The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-15

in the Citizens bank in
addition
Morganza levee is again reported in
bad condition. Cray.fish along the
batture and in the old barrow pits,
have been making havoc Of the i'm
mense dirt pile,
The planters of this parish have
recently shipped large quantities of
sugar, obtaining advanced prices. 1t
paid this time to hold the CROP
Morgan City Revieeo.
The MarksvilIe Bulletin says Red
river is falling, and 80 are the sur
rounding swamps, but Bayou des
CLASSES is still in good navigabIe con,
dtion, and boats make regular trips
in that stream,
The PicEwick, one of the oldest
and most fashionable OF the New
Orleans clubs, is involved in a squad
bic with the city police, growing out
of disturbance in the vicinity of the
club house on Mardi Gras.
Inc knights OF Labor OrckIayers
OF Ne" Orleans have determined to
strike on the 18th INST, demanding
As cents ar hour for nine hours work
during the week, except Saturday,
when eight hours Is the limit.
Inc ImDodeauH 6ent'nel says that
MI FIoreslon hayde' has process
LOT destroying coo" grass. lie has
sent a petition numerousiY signed 10
" washington CITY, praying for aid 10
scale.
T,o A.ol;. c..,.., ,,.,
1., ne n az aT os"''"'I P"O''sDeb 'he
TG ,'p,i, " M '"o S"''I H ~ hanging o.
nl.ous ~ lou' S ar. mou'o" was %
o"' . I H 1"u 'oI ''' '"SL S'N u sever,
;n 'a'9 D"' a U L su'J['' 10 SPsns o.
guarded b. his family.
1aI.a C,..r. 4.
t..,-o ane ~, J"S ,i n'eA""u III balon
e. = Gon ""u s I"IS'spU,' % WI. ee' me
iI,a5;o Po sa,I Ou'iu'"G Ne"
TIn ." . ,''' ' aG " eo00 Sno" LOT H.
,,, -. oa'I o. % oo stamps e'c, l" The
''', .l, III. y. 9T'0oo " yea, LOT Two years
A. = y,.,..L
pon w. ~ ~ u. "naI!u'A' president OF the
~ IJ. a'' 49, 49, "I''eS me o. Mary .
l.', ''' .i la. 'u .c Tue PFlce IoF
~, " CIV" '''' 'i'ou sugar next sea
"" ov q oe oa per pound we expect
~, 10y ~ nv pei 'oI 'o' c'"e uel''eFeo
g. '"' LES N's "e' i's'ipefy'
John Chairman convic,pd in :,
James parish Of robbery in 1875, SEN
fenced to ten years in the State Peni-
and lately escaped from the
PuDilc works IN St. John, was arrested
IN Ascension parish by Constable Nc
hay and taken to Baton Rouge.
Tho s,oar oraa IS (. ,l l.,
"a ,'"'
49,, 0,s .Il. 1 IT5 'ne
tbeir cron mil tI "'' ,I;o,' "sIu ." 70
and can now reap the benefits of il as
the prices are good. The outside
boats are taking large quantities TO
New Orleans.-S MARI Herald
1oD,
Louis ", ROBERTSON, a youth OF 10
years. % %i, "aihIIg on The streets OF
H'n,'e Gity last fndsy' accidentally
SI I;.t aTu A''leu n'mSe't WIN a pistol
%; ne was CareleSs'Y handling IN
us PooAet ABOUT a year ago the
ATTEMPTING TO board a freight train o,,
the Illinois Central railroad
r.
noI'us roEsy'G' Jr'' OF HIaquemines
p"'io,l} naS eS'aOIlSoeo an extensive
o y1 sugar 'niII On the Fikes Peak
p P,onsai,on ~ o.; James, winch he
T py purchased from Mrs. NJ J..
i ne mas large force OF
.I:, mostly "nltes' who tuInlsh
I Ineir own leans ana contract TO de
liver a.ol N I cane 10 the mill at st'Pu-
lateu PFlce per Ton
ia. a s S"ooIng sna'! Al Dona'dsonVIIIe
i Po,;t S Sy was ,nuu'ge0 IN between
rev ne,'A la; IS'e'a J S4n MlI5aFu bradford on
one 1sl'e, anu %'F'ck ana WIN: burke
oF ~, tie , oSne,' isLnSr aoo son, keepers
n W. . na', s. o1loge across Inc oayon'
V i; TWO hFs' attempted to cross the
NiSge III 'lotallon OF regulations
nv . ,Tsre p resisted .py we keepers.
H. ~ ~ S'Le. NJ was sligns'S "onpdeui
''e o'"eFS were "hharmeu'
The PlaquemiDe Lumber and I'm,
pFovement Company made their FIRST
| sh;rD,ont Of ~