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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-25

The name OF this corporation shall be THE ST
PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS ELECTRIC MANUFAoTTR
ING AND PLATING COMPANY.
The general nature of its business shall be t.
buy. construct or erect and maintain such appli
ances for the manufacturing of electric bells
alarms, burglar alarms, gold, silver and nicke
plating and all other work pertaining to the salt
business, that they may deem desirable, to pur
chase or lease such real estate as may be though
necessary or desirable, for the carrying out tht
purpose OF the company, to contract with an.
party person or persons
Time Of the commencement Of the said corpo
tiou shall be April 1st 1884, and the period of it
continuance thirty years
The amount of capital stock of said corporatio,
shall be twenty-fiv thousand dollars (S25, 0O0)
divided into $50 shares of one-hundred dollar
(S1OO) each and shall be paid in when subscribed
The highest amount OF indebtedness to whicl
said corporation shall at any time be subject
shall be five thousand dollars (S5,000.)
citation for Incorporation, are: A. s. Temple
Chas. d. Jones, II. f. Thompson, and the ,plac'
of residence of the said A. S. Temple is the cit.
of Minneapolis, and the residence of the salt
| Chas. ID. Jones and Ii. L. Thompson in the city o,
| st. Paul.
| VI.
| The government of the corporation and tn,
management OF its affairs shall he vested in
Board of Directors, consisting of three persons.
The board may, from its own number elect
president, vice president, secretary and treasurer
who shall have such authority and perform sucl
duties as the bylaws may provide. One persoj
may hold any two of said offices.
! The names of the first board of directors o
said corporation are: A. S. Temple, Chas ID
Jones, and ii. L. Thompson.
| In witness whereof said parties have hereunt,
set their hands, and seals this Goth day Of March
| A. ID. 1884, to duplicates.
A. S. TEMPLE, [SealI
CHAS. ID. JONES, [Seal
ii. L. THOMPSON, Seal.
In presence Of
GEO. w. WALSH,
j. Z. ELLERs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-25
SALE OF STATE LANDS.
STATE OF M1NSrsorA LAND OFFICE,

ST. PAUL, April l, 1884. (
Notice is hereby given that public auction sales Of
State lands will be held by the Commissioner OF the
State Land Office, follows:
Counties. Places of Sale. Dates of Sale.
Stearns. st. Cloud Thursday, May /, 1884,
Douglas Alexandria Friday. 2 1884
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-25
STATE OF MINNESOTA, |

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Ramsey,
On this Goth day of March, 1884, before me per
sonally came A. s. Temple, Chas. ID. Jones ant
II. e. Thompson, to me personally known to By
the persons described in, and who executed the
foregoing instrument and acknowledged that they
executed the same as their FREQ act and deed
GEO. w. WALSH,
[Notarial seal.l Notary Public, Ramsey County
Minnesota.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-25
STATE OF MINNESOTA, 60

STATE OF MINNESOTA, Lee
County of Ramsey.
OFFICE OF REGISTER OF DEEDS.
This is to certify that the within instrument wai
filed for record in this Office, at Saint Paul. the Stt
day of April, A. d. 1884, at 4 o'clock p. m, and
that the same was duly recorded in Book Of incor
porations pages $50 and $40.
[Seall L. c. WILEY,
Register of Deeds.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-25

All in accordance with, ana as indicated by the
yellow line the profles thereof, and as reported
upon as being necessary and proper by the Board
of Public Works under date of April l, 1884. Ex-
cept Concord street, the proposed grade of which
is indicated by the red line the profile thereof,
and which was reported upon as being necessary
and proper by the Board of Public Works under
date Of March 81 1884. Both of said reports Of
April l, 1884, and March 81, 1884, were adopted
by the Common Council at its meeting held April
/, 1884.
The profles indicating the proposed changes
are on file and can be seen at this office.
By order of Common Council.
THos A. PRENDERGAsT, City Cleik.
Apr. Owed. s. Sat- 4w.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-25
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

hereby certify that the within instrument wa
fled for record in this Office on the 18th day Of
April, A. D. 1884, at 40 O'Clock a. m, and dull
recorded in Book Of interpretations, ON pages Az
AIS and 4l9:
FRED Won BAUMBACH,
Secretary OF State.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-25
WHAT SOCIETY NEEDS


What society needs most now is to make
divorce more and more difficult. Men and
women must understand that if they go into
the marriage relation there is no prospect of
escape except through the door of the sepul-
chre. What will make the human race pause
on the verge of this relation until they are
satisfied that it is the safest and Wisest and
best thing to do That will put an end to
marriage in fun. That will take out of the
relation all idea that it is merely a trial trip,
and that if they don't like it they can get out
at the next landing. That will take marriage
out of the realm of the frivolous into the
realm of the tremendous, and the flowers in
the brides hair will be no more joke than
the cypress on the coffin. What is most need
ed is that the congress Of the Uniten States
at its present session move for a change in
the constitution, so that there can be made
one uniform law for all the land, and what
is right in one State shall be right in all the
States and what is wrong in one State shall
be wrong in all the States. New disaffected
partners in marriage may move from State to
State and achieve liberation from the domes-
tic ties so very easily that the other partner
knows nothing of it until he or she read in
the newspapers that 'on the 18th of April,
AOOIi y ehS 1tSN- III COLuCOOulj pdiGy
"a little while absent from home on pleas
ure excursion at Newport or business in Chi
cago-has been introduced into another mar
tial partnership; marriage at the BRIDES resi-
dence; no cards. In some of the States
practical premium is put upon matrimonial
disintegration, while some of the States, like
our own New York, have the pre-eminent
idiocy of making marriage lawful at twelve
and fourteen years of age Letcongress,
through committee made up not of sin gle
gentlemen but of men of families, who have
their households with them in Washington.
after the requisite change in the constitution.
prepare one good, common sense, stringent
law on the subject of marriage and divorce
which 81 cover everything from SANDY
Hook to Golden Horn. Then the brokerage
in marriage will cease and the divorce law
yers will go into respectable practice, and
those who are planning how they can escape
from the martial oath will go to work plan
ming how they may adjust themselves in the
more or less nnfavorable circumstances.
MARRYING MEN TO REFORM THEM.
Rightly of the divorce law will keep humid
reds of women from the failure of attempt
ing to reform men by marrying them. She
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-25
Change Of Street and Alley
Grade.
Park Avenue. Aurora Avenue, ST. Peter
Street. University Avenue. Brewster
Avenue, Alley in Blocks 2, 10 and
Is. Ewing and ChutG'S Addition, and
Concord Street,

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
ST. PAUL, MINI, April 8, 1884,
Notice is hereby given that the Common Coun.
Gil of the City of Saint Paul will at their regular
meeting to be held on Tuesday the 9th day of
May, a. d. 1884, at 1880 o'clock p, M, at the
Council Chamber in the City Hall, order change
of grade on the following named streets and al
ley, between the points named, viz:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-25
Notice to Creditors.

Attest: FRANK ROBERT, Jr., Clerk.
WILLIS & WILLARD, Attorneys for Petitioner.
aDr25-4W-fri
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-25

The highest amount OF Indebtedness to whic
said corporation shall at any time be subject
shall be five thousand dollars $4,000
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-25

l.
gambling, it has long since lost him, and at
present he never touches a card. AS
youngster he rather like whist, and once re-
NAMED at the whist table for seven full hours
playing twenty rubbers "But," he said
once, when talking about this, 'Iwas only
interested when the stakes were high, and
that does not do for paterfamillas.''
It is true that in the summer of of 1855 he
took part in game of quinze, but solely for
political purposes, with political thoughts at
the back of his mind. sit was at the time,''
he told us at Versailles ''when concluded
the treaty of Gastein with Blome. K ;.
Although as a rule have long since left
off playing, I played so recklessly that all
the others were astonished. But knew what
1 wanted. Blome had heard that at quinze
YOU had the best opportunity of getting to
know people, and he was trying it then. I
thought YOU shall know him well. I lost
few hundred thalers. But con-
fused him; he thought me foolhardy and
gave i'm In addition to card playing he
has also discontinued smoking, partly on ac-
count of his health. He has of late suffered
much from neuralgia, and eff he suffers
from nervousness it is no wonder; for more
than twenty years the most important part
of the history of Germany, and not little Of
the history of the neighboring countries with
its puzzles and problems, confusion and dan
ger, have passed through his head, and he
has taken it to heart as well.'' Irritation af-
fects his health more than anything else,
and that he should have his full share of it is
the constant care Of the parliamentary par
ties and of some court circles. Prince Bis
marck is rather short sighted, but reads and
writes without glasses, and has a very fine
ear. Like all nervous people, he likes warm
clothes and rooms, and as soon as the wealth
er becomes cool all the rooms in the house,
even the spare rooms and passages, have
fire. The temperament of the chancellor is
rather choleric, but the volcano dies out as
quickly as it is kindled, and his good nature
soon gets the upper hand. Says DR.. Busch:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-25

Time Of the commencement Of the said corpc
tou shall be April LIST, 1884, and the period of it
continuance thirty years.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-25

The amount of capital stock of said corporation,
shall be twenty-five thousand dollars (S25, 0O0l
divided into $50 shares of one hundred dollar
(S100) each. and shall be paid in when subscribed
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

TBE FEeach have bDmbxFded Foo
GhOw wIih leIrible effect BHt not
Hiia0Hs some loss 70 1hGHnsalEez, As Il
Is repprisd siia: one Of the Distinguish
ed FFeRch officers and 81 men zess
killed. Tie French had eight hesFv
ARMED ships ia this aghs and the Chi
ness eleven. The Cilaese ganboats
nsiHialnea bEagely a adaznlt0ry fire for
abort Is Hsinnies, and theh the sHr-
viyers jumped OSeFboard. FIha cor
fiict aas flashed iu seven minutes.
Really. i ~Az no fght Al M fer the
Frepch--in fac. i EAs massacre.
The French arc eIAted A. tire pug
Raeiiy Of tlss Ghinamens hscanse they
shipk s viii PF0dsee PEosrAeted he's
tilEties. and the eapiare of Peldn vii
only eIect the end Of the war. The
Chinese, loreseeiag sise baEnbaFdmeHt
ef Foe ghoH, eosApleiely stripped the
arsenal leaving i 10 rnlns Tias
arseHal cost $4,000. 200 francs, and
ahe aHas and ammpnitiSn destroyed
are salaed st i40,DD0,8ao franes.
sesni-osaeial dispesriaea say eHIy three
Chinsse ganBoAis Sers destroyed, and
xhat Vae pE tie FreBei ir0l.-eladg maa
badlF damaged.
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

THE Bsooklyn Enien says fsAe
Blaine organs almost inFariably mis-
reFgeseni the sasnlt IF fbs Ssaie eles!
tsan IN Nsw fssk lass year. n sraei
10 make paint agaipss clsEsEand.
IhssE Bsaal esasesaens is Ghet cless,
Lard Vas elsessa GoFeFaer - 1859 by
zea.asa majority. mhils ii 1855 tAa
Repphlieans ssaesea their eAadiaate
fsE psiaEy n sisae Issl Ii. ssa yaies,
ilhis = true, bpt !. j. esiy pari u tisa
trnsh. ne eppbliean snaaiaas Ees
ssssazY State waA elected hy she
hs.l laHF sase fsem tx Demp-
eIAsie psFs ea ne nanoer
eeallaase was rpnsansnd PpIilis
taaa ~ sse Alae t ngno-
asatk aIeels e lses laal asses
% shsis ~ hoe MI fI.ss
s tATr
fsn @Aea 16 4a
bf se e
ls sr i io
s
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30
sFhat ] - can do.

She can say t1Son and stick 10 it for
ali 1ime. She can say E.Ao'' in SaGh q
lOs. soft Fpire shst i means :. les. =
She ran sharpen a penGil if Yon giEe
her plsnsF 81 time and plenty Of PEN
els. She can dzRce MI night 10 4
pair OF shoes TOO small for bet and
ENJOY exexY minute Of gha tisue- She
ear pass display sindow cf dfa4
pez sheP plthoHt Stepping rif she
IS rnnpine "a essrh 4 IRAN She can
Ealka iluaf tie night EiEls ! noisy baby
IN ller arnls ithoHt once expressing
a.deaiFe u EnaEder lie infant. she
car appreciate Kiss fEasn hsr hus-
land y Fears after tl.s marriage eere-
many has saAEen place. Sheean sAffes
aisnse and sneeiees ioF Eears. whlrh
eae tezrh cf kiadaefs u eeaEiaera.
sion uili drive fgasn isRr Eerplleess0a.
j be san ge ~ khuzrh and afseEEard
teli Fan shet eEeEy weHgn ii 2he
Eoaer gaaien lad or. and "a some
EaF4 inzaHeeS ezn give faint idea &
rrssat tsc text wR She ear gsek issy
Aanliand aaHafe ii tise eye @hasl BE-
tfdls her sassae eeek md hsil Atozs
ahest Icing essiaea ss she asine
NflsRns ssEeg iag 81 sAe ieaat sha4
kbe haeRs Asin y V : eaioaszl lipf.
he esn-4hpt wllssa tie aae al
aaaan ean 3 as ~ 3 RseEF tissIs..
aad DO u Nrs ec esa ~ s1pre ~ 8
#Eflinuta issn aHahn car ID sn hqux.
an a. & aaksez. Sire can nske tte
g erection w qan 81
aef amM a6 aseF ll
ka1E can 9a
aFszT} I'D
Hile Liza D. F
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

ABSKELT, la lAug. "A, 1854
Ediso- Lake eAzrisa EeAe:
Dear Sir--&ps hsViBg bad an op-
PpglHnity Of wFitang 10 F0u ssonsr, IN
consequence Of bnziaess engagements,
! have At lust determined 20 gise you
q short brieE The ksasiler has bsen
seEy DRY autii recanEly; showers have
begun 10 fall and Fs&sare 10 Fsgeia-
ton shsi life and color which Il had
lest by reason of Ehe excessive dry
and xaEm weaGher. The labor Of the
farming class in shis ssc4ieh val not
be 50 largely reRRnerativs Is has
hithertO been the case, and yet thkre
seems 70 Be an expression PEeEAlent
upon abe eoaafaaaaces Of all Eikh
whom ne mset, Of sapEsme sA<isfac-
ton at khe sesnlt pf their etforts.
Howeser, We feHi safe IN ssyiRg kilat
al Eho haze made q sIserinIty of farIn-
iEg zill Egaks plenty 70 do shesn.
There seems to be a feeling Of pro-
found confidence amoag those ef cur
ioral FgslticlaRs. wish refereaee 10 she
eyideRt aHceess Of she DemOeFHtic
nafniHee fpr President; hoHeser, Es
ieel tlast tlae result depends largeIy
nPgh khe eEeris Of khs PArsy and ti.s
psesz- Ms.
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

lt4FE adsieeAirem 81 IslsRs, Bril-
ne Amsriea, FsRorts That several hun.
arad Vraagemen stacked the Catholic
Church yasht 4 HaaIsy FIafbor and
Threatened paissiqasY Father Lynch
va aastA They tqre dewn ihe
sRf iag and tsFEed The yacht.
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30
POLITICAL.

lkzx EExazzs. la. Jziyizs. zHrE
"A 8eaaosrzsas Enus eszsAez IL iaEzEasy saisaa Z
- eraEeze = tisse soNn 81 IlztAsslts, la 81
sEmeszany. SsePseamEser 0Eh. Rasz
aas sls FnifEssss "a eaaiallsasiag = lsazsa,saas.
cnAs1sz frnsE <zs 1-liEa C6zEnszas1zzl Ilz
aaass ap she KezsymasfA CpmeTsA6 Ins
ths Eerssst g,azatEzs eseszsaaHg tRass Esss-
sssess arr ls4rsals rz'saseEisa u sAss a1s5Sz 70
Aaze tises rrarsaaaes grsl.s.sT zegzsszzutsss u
,aasa aamEsz4iam-
WI VINCENT,
M6arzrrs Ifsul. E.Esrat5Fs E,g1zaiidess
zasTz 1.oEszzassicEzza DzszEfes5 Is
EssHlaerzzss FzEssrz sanSEez1Ess aEss Is2a
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30
80

kinlse sgait i ~ ar ta
sSss, IS apsn g. -.
= apilll sssasgz rss.
and sis ar 80 sfpzag eazz..ssiii
r rs Obs Sszl
anlsasee raiiisg fsr d
salaslsaisAs Tles ahai 4zl
- soae0o RzFai,li.asa aho ra.
a sfzssa 3 eiFs ssszs sssh. slsI
ereassng tnsd ID ssps .0aa .Aaa d
iis azsasisa rns aays -sil.ss ual.li
zaks : Fezy respectable ea-rusiliu-
fusd. aas osghs "a " zrEssst u
prgrzAasa sais pser $4,000 u ss. .6s8
s1isfa q sarions Essphbsiean lessar-
s-iea in Ahs Siase. assd Aeaxe rszrs,i5
fer sae Pasasnt q $4,000 neaYors
froa KeHtucEg7 BEf ibe gsssiioa
~ wiil abes gss 1he aHneani. and ARE
fl FsspIe prepared - sg 6rff
| ne RspnBlssaas Do Bet besaale Is
say EAa1 u r-guigls y. 500 .0O9 Is
earE 0iao sad Peunssigania. and
NiiiHors tiasss fuads success far Baaius
= snite E'TBissezsziieal.
TAss Impression s eAGsaEDrei = b
iosssa uf,sr sethe. 4Eia4 Iloaisiana is =
douhafnl saaie, and ssrpe Frosninsri
eiilneEa ~ tie State have sTEzaizsd )
Isaaiae aad Lsgan elub, h0piDs. ~s
suPEa8se. - i sseaas abe RepnBliraHs
are eouvinesd salaz ahers il B3 ulng-
Beiissn 0iisr flza sFsaemasie ard
sshbsesals pureiasa q FDles 1Aira
vill be syaiiat,le, iisas 1hey, 100. mar
get a 6nger iuIo llss Psol, ti,aeaass spy
oHs Mish > spoonful Of brains sad auy
vay ssqnaipse5 viii Louzsiana poll
sics5 knoEs ibst this ssats 4 Just i
.suFe ior CleEelana and Hendricks IS
ahat tlssre sill BE- aaylagbs On aie4aioa
sag
Tbs New York SEA tic isading
Butter organ, aays thsrs i = desire sa
ButssEs Pagt 40 fuse wiih either The
RePahilesn o. Dsaaseraiie BEEsy. But
sizf's iiss ra5--ilisF szill rot fass. IL
the sguih, neitbsr Blaine o. Buisef
have sug disiiRrs party organiEasioa /:
IseRee, they May be said TO fass IN
abose ssAtes, but ihis does Heiihs1
good. Is she vhoIs South IS DsmO-
cratic sBd wiEi 60 for the Democrats.
ticket
IA ihe SEahera States, the Inde-
pendent Republieans hsss positively
declared for Cleveland, aad lEe IRISH
ssd Aai,onars are mHeh divided and
unsettled, aad We wOul5 not be sur
PEisad to sse iscm all on 4bs side Of
the trEs lab0riDg mans Party-ihs
BemgeEsey--in sha eHd. The false
prsieEtes Of BuileE and ihe fsReied
aagneiisn Of ihe faded pinmed
knight base act haens Is sffectiSe IN
booming Is ass hoped and 80 it Is
apparent ahas ti'ey consider she labor
ing man RathiBg bat Ppiisieal tserpbas-
disc, and Row PrePoss 10 deal dTeet
srfill them and ask, gentlemen, shat
are y0uE prices! Z
So mach iGr the 5osssed friendship /
fer the labsTeT. GsutIeDen. you are
Esah dollar head 10 these men,
and that is al and remember soar .
talHEe prosperity and haHpiAeas are
moi TO b considered. ar. Blaine says T,
yoa are only wsrsA 90 cents q dsy TO
him ia his mines BRtIeg oilers ron
dollar piees 10 enable him to hold .
ibe bslaHss N politics, and ST Jolln 1
doesn't want the Eote of aBy one who
Gains ihe night "a take drink, -
lbas, Ike sae clown wilc, El,en exliib-
sliag D4aiei ir she Hea's aga, vas
asksd by little boy pLieh was Dau-
ii and Ehieh the lion, the clown re-
piled "fou pay ysur money and
sS1 can take your ebOies
II
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

lEAa&AHs II salis eeautry are return
iag kame. = they fad 70 Nmk Sinee
ne esmplels0H Of grest railroad en-
ssrEsaes Tier are bitterly opposed
Ny the Isiah, and Isalian iransigsHslOn
Esns almo@t eeased
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

hEPOEnS from xarloas PaFtspf SsE
Hampshire Vermont and CoHnseiisui
rePos+ hrsyy frezis last suRdzy aigi,.
1Ae GroPa xere danagea il masy
places u considerable extent.
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

EKAECE has formed az alliance Wi4h
GesnsRy, conditioned Hgi TO spposs
GermaBys rlaims 10 sw0 p0gis On ths
Ssah 81, and FEanes IS to obtain
certain territories
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

" Abe f0o CA0u fgns the French
leas ] killed and A sounded; and
the clanese laas I,00o killed and
900 aonnded ThsrefeEe, Ne expaei
sre4h imPOrsasion cf picked pig
tais.
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

DUE1Er the term Of lie DissFici
GolrEt just closed at Baton Rouge
alsera was MOI single cEin,inal case
sEled Nhe1Ein white mar Ezs Tie
osea5er.
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

CHoLEEA peSs IS worse from Italy,
Tbere Eezs s4 deaths On the zsih -
SpexzEa a8gRe. There were two aea4bs
in Corsica Seventy deaths aFs r.
as.0ssad frOn Fnaaes.
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

Two sseAmbo4ts, Ehe SbIsl3s and
Maria L.eHise. both insaEsd ia Sepr
0IseaRs ofiees. Nere burned 70 ihe
Eaters edge at SiEeEsPort. On ths
safh iz,st
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

AZ MesFr& Fonteiieu and Gates Of
Iberia, meuid resign IN tpto aEleir
claims 70 the caHieAted jadzessssp,
thus EsersnikksRg Cor MrEaerF 10 a5sl
Ppin1 spsas enaiznlF peptxsI slifa pagty
Elso HeHld RESTORE Fsezre. gAssRsasH
gead order and erfpfee Else lazF, they
Menld enti<le ehenselyes 10 pabiie
respect Hnere should be instant iuel
aiallon, by masaal iEianas. 70 lBrin,
ahept aEeh PasEiotie sefSleneHt of
the banding ditRGa whieh r1w
ere 5 sasiaHa hlef wen the epad nAaue
81 fsprisiana and 4 aesx snSnry u Asr
ssandiag ia the Eniou Of SlAles, TO
~ HakhIHg aE khe 1iFeei AIsd male
riAl lqz6es thst tAe eaistiag sfate ef
sagnisNar fntails wpen slln psannata
PeQ1l.s 81 tie Disturbed seetian, sxiso
srt WI SER Hlig 1ptereatsa u ths
9ueakiqn A. IN ahiea tian nlsuli en-
~ sa qlzeiN aelassers CEtg
lAsp
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

A xDHxs Enan and weli-ksown af-
tesDey Of Fast Saginaw Michig4H,
named Miehael BEennap, rs arrested
b the Eeth inst, rhzFgaa viii eln-
bezzsing $1,000 paid hina On ilse sale
el psgpsrsg ~ atsprne5 fer : Miss
Marssn q thai eisy Il + supposed
xlsss BEennan lpss TIE maney gam
tging
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

EaAELEs BEAHLAHaH, sbe British
ire lancer, viii deliver series Of
lszssarss u Ehis csantry in October
and SaEembe-.
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

PozyEFEsI 4 FagEEs saH mil at
seaIlzngsgA, Alaz.g sHrHs 0bi On Sd
aseEaga q az5.BO0 feet Of lamleI
aailr.
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

IHz Ii,arz FIRE has isssa ss.iEisgaisi,sa
l8as. 50. .g8g; iHsuEAnes ss5, ,6so.
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

sSes1 dznsgsd ssgn ard buek-
wiseats IN tAs Ssats of New York, On
tee 55sh inss-
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

a HgsTuRFleE las haeh esgaSi1alsel
ct Finimg Mills hdhsslni ip4Eisb
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

EENeE cpzxIHe has taken a FRESH
sAazi neas AiselsAa, Texas
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30
sTlEAAEER NEFnaE..

II afAAH again resumed the farrr lsstsi-
- - ness is ready now, new and aiayiefo.
a sls carry Ypn ta and from " st ~.
NANftes- ianrs vi
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

eEa isaas Texas
pprsn WASH anes aha
in dSta fqg axsraeg.
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30


sEE ca SIG N4Es0s AcEHs Of pab.
~ lagaa are FsFerled II hare bssn
ssaly Eeesea II 3 Askansas Kan
~ Dakas cnsssade. CzlfIarniz. Eeu
atisp Iiaptaesa. gashEaesor, Ids-
Ao sbKaak MpnsaAA WFamlng.
zNsasaa seasaias rsszaaa
~ eEada sauasier Tlsg sse nov
bAIa alra y ~ sansgA Lard
RAr ef kAs pepnaSs ars
6na
aN6 = la aeadsnz paprl
paisaz st irs zEs z Ae
heys hpn Ani llsl
a i apse l fpr Iasae
anssa 4 pas sam A.
~. easiei
en
ssaI
q 81
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30
LlAkE dM RgElEla

eAnAqt Q9o TOO strongly anon nv ps-
irons tAe neeessity and Importance Ii I'M
Nenis neE1nniAg With the opening 81 he ses-
syn SHAT q 4 may take an eTen start Ia their
aA8tss q. A. lE6HsKaN.ER.
atAS-FfAf ffipeifla3
The Lake Charles echo., 1884-08-30

lpegia Sugar BpFl "A dEeHfh Of
eeBsidszhhle dpFfsien las afflicted
Enost 81 tle sugar distract recently,
and in consequence the cane crop Il
sHEeEiag. THIS Is nnforsaaaie at tbs
p4Ftieular season. ss. efier tie crop Is
lARd by, i sAeqzs mach moistate 10
mske Is attain the PEepeF size. DIV
Eesthar i not eh5aeied ID II she saiI
---7in faet, a esseu1lai 10 the sipenina
pf the cFep. qsfsr Il has obtained iGs
gy1pFtb-bpt il long esptinaad II presl
eHt It rIill ido CREST injaFs. This We
DO not fear, however, for u present
syaaiing the %entlaar Is very Snlirr and
there IRE sfTong iadieasieas Of genl
eral rains Some locniities have Beer
blessed Nith showers. and IA sueh
places she crops are enite goad. Cot-
lgn pAaateEs -Alay eesanlain of Tie
a5sath - some seetiaRs. aaa 10 a.
she Eies piaHtegs who have no means
qi iFFisating an pYsrsight which i
pnFnFaoaable Eith the lsEter orop.