The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-07-06
state News.
Too much rain entirely, is reported
rom nvarv sanfinn Of the Static

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The Washington Argug has sns-
pended. Died for want Of proper
support.
The N. o. City Rtena in speaking of
q wedding heads the article, "Another
Goood Man Gone"
Three prisoners escaped from the
Assumption parish jail, Thursday
night of last week.
The State Railroad Commission has
been reported unfavorably by the Sen
ate railroad commission.
AbbevilIe Meriaional. With few ex-
captions crops of all kinds arc doing
well throughout the parish.
A well of natural gas, several hun
bred feet below the earth surface, was
recently struck in Shreveport.
A cave in the river fork at Delta,
which occurred last week, will neces-
state an expenditure of 100000 to
repair it.
Congressman n. c. blanchard and
E. J. Gay are both hopeful of having
reinstated the appropriation for the
Lafourche.
While Mr.. Forbe, a drummer, was
asleep in a Baton Rouge hotel, the bar
caught fire and he came very near be-
ing smothered.
A Young man named Canterberry'
who was in a field blowing near Area
dia during the recent storm, was killed
by a falling tree.
Boice Peterson, a negro, murdered
a, white man named Harry Il. Miller,
at West Melville, St. Landry parish,
over a game Of craps.
Mrs. NJ. A. Joyce died at the bed
side of her sick husband, Mr.. n. A.
Joyce, Circuit Clerk of Concordia
PARISH, while attending to his wants.
Frank Lyons, an escaped convict and
a notorious burglar, was captured in
New Orleans, after a desperate fight
and the woundinC Of one Of the officers.
The Abbeville Meridional last Sat
urday entered upon its thlrty.frst year.
We can but wish ii many more days
of usefulness in this world Of unceas-
ing mutations.
Assumption Pioneer, Weather hot
and rainy. But little work has been
done by our planters, and those who
have not finished laying by are seri-
ousIy retarded by the RAINY spell.
Hon. W. Il. Pipes, State Treasurer,
has given notice that the interest cou
pons maturing July 1888, Oh the
Louisiana consnis and constitutional
bonds will be paid at maturity
Mr., J. 7.ndr,. of &, Iomas whose
thumb was so severely bitten bv a
Nero that part of il had to be ampu-
lated. was subjected to a second oper
alton the entire thumb being removed.
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AaI ou'cnG our nc LAY safes !"
Inns pans" '1'S year are very iieasIe'
know of liable 70 drIinoucnt taxes
This sneaks well for thc narisl Let
it be so every wear,
a Liubas Loo, ;n,,odnood n tho
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omI;aot ~ '" ovorqnu oI ros ", iiro;,oJ
onoptit;os " ontNo sottldrs who mo-
nose 70 establish homes
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Lafayette advertiser : There hal
been too much rain this week for the
eoou 81. .nG CROPS, auu 5 III some ,L &c.
rrIa l9 ' ~ n'ao g.. o sa.5
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secILon was seen IN our town TIL
week "A eoiofeu man arlVlng an 0
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The animal adjustment OF the sail
} RES OF the Postmasters OF the pres
GENITAL grade mas been completed b
the othclals OF the Postoihce Depar
, ment' In Louisiana the gains an
losses are pretty nearly even flaqu
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