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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-02

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-02

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-02

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-02

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-02

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-02

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-02

How a. aa0se HAo claise flaat flss
Bevgbsieaa administrator asg fbe PR
tsesge sgetesa fa4og ~ eofklpg'seg,
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taageiaeigrlag dietEaeis
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-02

Ipg Chicago .Rens. 40 inaepsad-
egt RfTablieab paper, says the RE-
ppbliesn organs sre lpdiag fault viii
ihe DempeFats beeapse they hsye
nemiaalpd y candidate Eish gacli
limited experience 10 public saIslrz.
# eaanot be depied that Che tno Re-
psDliesas WHO. ef alI others, have
been most sgeeessfpI q PreAidePis
sre hr Ldpesln and Gen Arthur.
ncitAer qf whom San " said u hare
besn experienced % natioaal affairs
II n Possble that 4 nay n better II
81 baek n tAe easteEas of eAd Tines,
rllen ,peJ sspeeeededs b the PFesi-
dsRcy from cougsessto ilie Seereasry-
alp " STATE aud Elien III the Office "
Chief KsesgtiFes bit ecrsainly ihe
pelitiesi history NJ fhe eoADsgy for
the Ragt tHcgtySfgQr year, does not
indicate 81
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-02

1AE elsafges that base been aud are
Eaae sgalaF NJ Blaine, eays flse At1
iassa GQssiits1ea, ehisdg " disgust
"A pleHbefs VI hia oTn party. relate
~ liis pebble ana elisipl ife NJ w
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aa ssada if a4f h os. leYes
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nqi Y s'iswed p psss eepted
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-02

~ ~ Bars i selligg 81 entire
slQek \ greatly REDUCED
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-02

MmLg Jeln KellY. says thc New
Yosk finer . me head VI tlls Tam
many organization u trying " All
range ! bargain VIII the osher Demo-
cratic faesioas " lhe eity whereby IN
lpag aeenre III cwn price ~ tise up.
pors If the national tieke. there are
rympte.ps " : movement - the sasi-
eas Assembly dietgists N diaplaee
him from as aess of poser altogether
TIsefe IRE faasg Ta.alaspy Democrats
wbo IRE - fagor VI sapportiHg tas
nsienel iieket apyll0w ard who are
set pieassd aith the ay n Hssli If
u proposed y Trade Win lAeir ygiea
e ipsfspeh slse perez q ne hifhere
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ID IS eqaas
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~ oge wishing y b1y eholes ssaiie
: - qik Fqlliet 81 oxen 7i 10 sti Il
easi oil tE1f Al rg,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-08-02

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-09-26

COUNCILMAN BxExEr Nc sSxE. IL Louis-
vile ~. wzs kickel % ds=th ~ morse
on thu iCh-
bAsDi1s recently nae desperate a.
fempts - burn the City of Nanfanxas in
Cnla-
fLfrno-FxErNDNrA among Jerser cattle
IN Illinois j. rePorst.. .. spreading.
/ The sudden change il the wrnther rr-
Gently greatly dana ge.i The grape crcp il
portions TX Sew YORK.
GRAND Imf,eral f,snriA. wn< gives a.
Warsaw on The 10Th in hos.nr oi The rsect-
ing ~ he three Enfrrors
ADMIRAL CCrEr<r sstirn@-Hs that TO-
Chinese we're dama--i sI1Vv,.t1y ty To
bombardinent NJ Foo Lhcw-
The Italian Consul a Baltimore has
nysterirusly Disappeared ewing n fnnn-
ciai troubles
BLAME has decided % TAKE west~rn
trip H. wall first - To NaSsarazs
and New York. iOwerer.
InE PrrhihitiuniS-s ~ Maryland have
determined N rIac- ; Ssate firxet ia 'he
field and nominate csnsiia-sx fOr Goa
grsss.
FrvE TE0rsASD rreo2.e attended a.
op@ninx II ill., Lsrrrie .ournnr.-n. -
Springfield. Ma. - ~ ~ 4.
PrrsrDK~r SErrrr. X Amh.r.. rciie-..
has declined tie Prohibition A. rnirn.Ysn
o. candidate Tor Govsrnor 81 Nas~.rhu-
sets.
JrsrrcE Bnsnrrr. " H. rni.~i : -
Supreme cour- - q. /. r~rsr- 49,
paper dispatch nnnonncinr IL in,-nt..a
"a resign. vi y in.eres.ln- n-xS ~ IT,
IT.: / have hard IL i:.v
PEr ~sDKxr Goxzsr.rs' ns~xxa-s - -
% the Mexican canrre-.. -birh - .b-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-09-26


h- lAA-- ~Npt~msaFr r.
1-hsi@r 49, eoniA-irret
S--A1F ~ Arre VI L1-e ~ lu-
Eusr1- -1N1r rprnr4 Nv mrrx s-.r
urf.rr. - H.. f.nrW.-, -. n
Co. rs...-
-> ssA1S 1-p
-1 '1rA *--lr<r W'.iA-n and
l.Y- -- - x-FscrAssly- were one thy
11sin- -r.n1 zir1x together III cDnsnrur
MIA > t1urrh unrrx- $3.50 /. @~---r
nrx.<4 ~ 49, -w.-ar..t VI.
~. II ..,...- IN
49, $3.50 nA~e Cad
- -~ -A.sAr l'cx $3.50 A-hin~r r1e broxh-
ers ID 1zA ~Am b4sI4- sA- af.frr n.
urzncun rn4m 49, ki.i~.. ..nr-,-sr 80
<.rnr.et Is.,.1.~ h,.s XIII. $3.50
- .-.
- - 1]#A 4npNn I~-s WA ich 03 Tie
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-09-26

II \ reported thai China Is willing 10
submit her case % any friendly power.
THE Lancashire (Enyland) cotton indus
try Is suffering the greatest depression in
many years.
The Republicans Of Colorado demand
that Congress shall remove the Southern
Ute Indians from the State.
IT Is proposed BY the English Govern
ment to blow up the cataracts Of the Nile
with dynamite In order 70 make passage
for boats.
JAr-ErE-SEK had chill ~ Kalamazoo.
Mich, On the 18th and failed In his g.
tempt 70 lower bis trotting record.
ISa cask of petroleum which recently
arrived ~ Leeis, Eng. from America,
dynamite cartridge was found.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-09-26

GRIMES AND CASUALTkE9s
l NEARLY all Of the business portion OF til,
town OF Mitchell. Dakota. was destroyed
I by fire on the 10Th.
| OK the 10th Jacob Stein. Postmaster d:
Reno. In, shot his wife dead and then
committed suicide
Ten deaths from sun-stroke and thirty
cases o. prostration were reported in New
York on the 10Th.
OK the 10Th lightning struck 8 900 bar
rel oil tank owned BY the United Pipe
Lines, near Clean. y. Y. The flames rap
idly consumed the oil and the destruction
d large amount Of property was immf-
nent Tie loss as far a. reported was e.
timated at about $1,000.
AwEALTnY farmer named james NOrval.
who was found unconscious on the Fair
Grounds AZ Shelbyville. Ind, a few days
ago, as was supposed from sunstroke. had
lucid interval on the 9th. and stated that
he had been drugged and robbed OF Il. 100.
On the 10Th he was insane AMI dying.
AT Delavan, Wis, on the 18th q scsffo,d
fell at the Lutheran Church. ami several
workmen were badly injured. Silas H0i
den suffered internal injuries Of fatal ma
ture. Pat Tolden had several ribs broken.
and was internally injured Another man
was slightly hurt
A PRECIOUS scoundrel named Baker,
with six distinct aliases. who was arrest
ca at Wilkcsbarre. BY . Government de-
tective, Is awaiting trial AZ Pittsburgh.
Pa, for fleeing widows and daughters .of
soldiers
OK the 18th Robert Hargrave, first officer
OF large steam collier az WaiIa
Walla. Ore. was caught under heavy
coal bucket and instantly killed The
body was horribly crushed. James
Burns, o seaman. was also fatally in-
Jured.
Ar Detroit. Mich. tho roof OF the new
building Of the Detroit Roller skating
Company fell On the 18th. burying eight
workmen in the ruins. Seven u tbe men
were extricated. most OF them bslng in-
jnrei. Two 81 them. Antoine Anton ana
Fred Moses, have since died
THOMAS MOONEY. prominent citizen or
Cascade. Ore, was buried under = large
landslide On the 18th. The holy Wa
crushed to jelly and could not be extri-
Gated Tor some hours
FIRE destroyed L. ]. Salt a Cas- wooden 1
mill q. Portsmouth, O.. On the 18th
NEARLY the whole Of the business nor
tion Of the town Of Pierre. Dakota, was \
swept away by fire on the !. h.
OK the night Of the llth the night watch
man IN tn buildings owned By the Steel \
Railroad Company q: Augusta. Ca. was
horribly murdered and his body burned 4
almost to crisp.
On the 18th Deputy United States Mar
hal in New York was stabbed By his De
nented wife.
on the 10 h DR.. Felix O'Hare was arrest
a IN New York on . charge Of poisoning i
patient
On the 13,h VIM. johnson (colored). :
fugitive from Justice, murdered his wife
With an axe at waliingiord. Conn
A MONTREAL hank accountant Who was
1000 short in his accounts. fed on the
9Th 70 the United States The tide Is
urned.
ON the night Of The 18th. the furniture
nd wood carpet factory Or }. W. Boush-
On & Co, at Philadelphia. Pa. burned
he loss il estimated Ct 5000; insured
sr one-half. The roof Of nine small
wellings in the rear were burned.
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commanding the South Atlantic station,
will retire November n. promoting Com
moiore Francix A. Rove.
krAH-ApnIHAL CLARK HowEILS. com
handing the Portsmouth, N. I'D Navy
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John A. upshnr 20 b. Rear-Aimiral.
o. the evening n the 18th General But
Ter spoke AZ Union Square. New York. 90
an audience q about 100 people
HoS. THos. A. HENDRICKS has accepted
m invitation 70 20 70 Columbus. a.. sep
TENDER 10Th. and deliver political ad-
dress.
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a monster masS-meetins on the evening ~
the 18TH The speakers were Hon. Thos.
y. Bsyari. United States senator from
Delaware, and Governor ALBEIT Of New
Jersey.
MoEosiNI. the Yonkers millionaire, saws
his daughter is lost % all sense 81 pro-
priety since she ran away with the coach
man. SO changed is she, bis grief i over,
and he Is willing 70 forget her. There
viii never Be reconciliation. he declares.
Crox his return 70 Rome from Naples
King Humbert OF Italy voluntarily under
went two days quarantine.
MIS- HARVEY WArrERsOx. mother Of
the Hon. Henry Watfers0n, or Louisville,
KY, died on the l5,h u the age OK
seven,y-two.
Hox. JONI T. NFFF. formerly Secretary
OF Stale IN Indiana. died the night Of the
l5.h n. the residence OF his father NJ Win
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child actor he was remarkable, as drama tist he was less of success than as @ drama tic critic. He was a vain man, but had many good qualities of head and heart. A volume containing his life and writings by Gabriel Harrison is now published. It is H. lustrated and contains frontispiece of the dramatist and poet Published by J. B. Lip pincott 6 Co.,, Philadelphia, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 The American abroad has been exhausted a theme for the novelist, but George H. Picard is bold enough to utilize the subject in his story, "A Matter of Taste" His par ty of Americans are from Chicago and Hart ford. They visit Venice, where an energetic Chicago lady sets up a sort of court and at tempts to revive the republic. The story contains good deal that savers of Henry James and is on the whole somewhat dreary reading. Published by White, Stokes &5 Allen, New York, and for sale in this city by c. R. Coan.
 Few women have worked so faithfully for the cause of humanity as Mary Wol1stone- craft, and few have been the objects of such bitter censure. Her enemies were nu- merous and bitter. At this late day her character and genius have been justly ap- preciated, and we have in the 'Life" by Elizabeth Robins Pennen very interesting and fair book It is published in the "Fa- nous Women" series by Roberts Brothers, Boston, and is for sale in this city by H. H. Peck.