The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-02-13
STATE NEWS.

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saae't'e cary AqsAAees ron n,efelisnts
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can ieafn oar farmers Wal pians 4
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e'eAsas 'e''sfTssfs Ahe Preseih
sesfssii nas Veell 4. Filsastrlons one N
sweet potatoes. FROM some cause the
fuoefs arg rotligg raPidiy' as'd many
ssotls' report tlIelr entire crop ~ a.
sfeaely destroyed oy Tot
St Mary ReDiesc. Rev. James Dor
sey, one Of the oldest colored preach.
ers in this place, died Saturday last
Of pneumonia, and was buried 10 the
cemetery, followed to his distressing
place 5y a large number aoi people
Gretna Sum The number of edn-
cable yonths IN Jefferson parish be
tween the ages Of six and eighteen
years of age, according to the census
of 1880, Is 3495. The superintendent
from the current school fund of 1885
TOT tnis parish is 2 lzal-zl.
The dasette: Anegro named Jack
con, working crMr. Jas. Edwards,
was drowned last Thursday, IN at
tempting 70 cross Bachelor LA Pier
bayou, near Alabama Landing, intthis
parish The deceased was about 81
years OF age, and q most excellent
hand.
Lafayette .<l =. Messrs' as
sleJaDe ana " y. 4Dntief, % 'ehehAh7
aoAn' iowa' accohlpanieu1 y a nun
eef 81 oti'er gehtellen from tii~ "a.
STATE we're mere q i tne pass
8esk' anu NC are eo'i eesire 70 mas
eAlsils'te purchases .Ol iAnu III Inns
anu 81 JolniHg 'ariAhes'
Ihlbodaux 'Sentt''et' Inc way Tine
Young men out on the mississippi
river come over 10 Ihloodsnx @. lake
uheo Iiellseiyes wives s1eaAs WEI sioi
w tthlDouau3 gre, anu seems 10
a9olA Us'u ~ uilose " 1he iiNei' 81
ny = VI "o ~, no =, ~ y l0i any
antaE = ~ "iap' I" ny Mollu'
CGpitoiao1as 4aGpocate; Mad horses
have been biting negroes m Ierre1
bonne parish "A rev Gays age 2 horse
bit two severely, and on Sunday last
another mad horse, on Mr.. Allsynis
plantation, got hold OF a coloredt boy
and lchewed him up seriously. In
both cases the horses exhiolted mark
Gu symptoms q iiyur9PloOia,
IhIbodsnX SsRftaa' Our Senators
and Representatives. IN Congress should
use every effort possible to secure the
passage OF the educational Dbl, pro
posed by Senator Blair, or one SINH
lar to;it. They can do nothing more
meritorious than to pass laws that
viii enable the people to give their
children q sutielent education with
whieh1they can combat the realities OF
life successfully
Amite City Iadependent. "A very
painful accident was the result of a
hunt last Tuesday. Walter Kemp aud
Eddie Muse were in the Swamp to-
getheT, and The one carrying the CUR
slipped oil the log he was standing
on, the hammeraot thea nn struck the
the log, the gun discharged, aud 9
portion OF the load entered Walters
foot, few stray shots hitting Eddie.
leg. Inc root IS badly damaged, ano
wall possibly necessitate the amPuta
tion OF seyeraiitees.
Weekly Herald, In the case of tht
State of Louisiana against r. DeFe'
for murder tried few days ago il
the District Court, the result hung
npontthe identity OF tho prisoner. 'Ib'
act was alleged 10 have been1eomnlittet
IN The year 1859, and during the ionf
llterregnum suchaaehange bad passet
over the appearance OF the accuses
That ne identity could nottbe estab
siished w the State witnesses, and Q
course without considering the gull
q Innocence 81 the prisoner he wa
discharged.
Sugar Bolcl and Harm Journal
Last Friday night, the preliminar
trial of Al. Brown, of Jeauerette
who with his wife, was charged wit
the murder Of Emma Mcmillan, wa
heard Tho -savidRuea If ,gitnassa