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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-06

That for all opera houses OF theatres, forty dol
lars.
b it further enacted That no circus, menag
erie, museum or other travelling show shall be
permitted to make exhibition within the corpora
tiOn UR Lake Charles unless they have hFst paid
license based on the number Ut attaches whether
pIbPrlctorsr performers OF employees as IOhOWs !;
When the number Of said peIsola is LOG or more
The LICENSE shall be two hundred dollars. When
the number Of said persons u % or more and less
than 100 the license shall be one hundred and
ifty dollars. When the numbeT VI said perSuns
Is 50 Or more, and less than r, the license shall
bu one hundred dollars. WbRn the number Of
said persons is 30 Or more and less than So the
license shall le seventy five dslaArs When the
number Of said persons is 20 0r 1l2Ee, and less
than 30, the license shall be fifty dGlIArs. When
the uumbeT Of said persons s 10 1r lt4Ee aud less
than 20, the license shah b. forty dullAEs. When
the number Of SAID persons Il hye or more and
less than ten, the license shall be thirty dollars
When the number of said persons is less thaA Ave
the license shall be twenty dollars. Organ grind
ers license shall be two dollars and hfty ceptB
Be II further enacted, That every peddler 0E
hayker when travelling on foot, FIVE dollars when
on horaebaek ten dollars when ip horse yehl'
Gle, afteen dollars when in tWo'horse vehicle,
tweGty.fys dollars; Provided, any peddler or
hawksr whose stock dues not exceed IN value ten
dollars, shall pay license OF two dolars and htty
cenls.
That fer every business Of keeping hotpl
where l0dgiAg and eating are combined, when
said hotel has elk on more, and lesa than nine,
furnished rooms the license shall be twenty dol
larg. When the number is nine or more the
llcbuhe bNAll ue tilAkkA HgEAaAl'
That for every business of keeping bar room,
coffee boDse beer saloon, gT0g shop or other place
where anything tU be drank or eaten is sold on
the premises, directly on Indirectly the license
shall be bassd On tbe annual gross receipts, 90
follows: When receipts are 500 or more and
less than 0000, license Sl5Qi when receipts are
$5 900 OF more and less than 81 5Ug license 800
when receipts aEs % 900 o. more and less than
5000, litenpe sI5 when receipts are Less than
8l 600 license $5g.
E3e it further enacted, That all persons selling
OLD afA mead gWF
sigely, shall pay liGenAe as follows When gross
receipts are $4,000 or more, and less than $s 00D
the license shall be $40 when gross receipts are
ri 0ug Oh more and less than 81 600, the license
aBall be &15i when gross receipts are ~ coo or
more aud less Than "a 900 the lietnse shall b go
When gross receipts nae less than s8 600 the license
Shall 6e $3.50 Provided further That druggists
ETC. selling sOda.Watef, mead, etc, shall be re.
nnIrliL ~ faktt nllt 4 HnenAn nilanr thia MT -
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-06

That every individual Or individuals carry Ing
on the business oT profession vt physician att0f,
neS at law, editor dentist occqlist photographer,
agency ior pnbhcati9P9s, freight ticket, eihimsy
provided for shall be graded as above set forth,
but tic licences shall BE- one bali 9f those estab
llshed BY this section, and provided no license
shall beissped hereunder fgr less tbaH i've dollars
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
SmaasV

ROb 8iitit er BET ct fortrinli9t Rib.
bel at beitrpse Saarst meb en- frif
ooerSfaaret 2ss. Smerten linores pie,
blitfelis, men 9ssen maa itrpsss ppe,
Here Sause meo Rslemrum.
- ct npt Wiboel mob Sope6piu:
fal bare fOrisst % beiunoet uomarfet
Oct betaar beri, at ben 2ioenbe flurper
/ fig fOlbt ganb. s 9onbun ifal man
isrit babe iasttaset be bsloise Sirfnim,
ger beraf, % ienere ffal Ribbelet babe
funoet Gneriienbelie / 8erlins meoicin.
fe &rebie.
- 8ommer man, mebens mon ftrpaer
bet renoafebe Tsi, til at iuibe bette meo
Sernet, iaa Der bliper bruno 8letter, bu
fan bisie fiernes berpeb, at 9siet peoes
msb fOlbt Sans % b~erefter banses ub
| Solen til 9srrins.
- Raar Smsr er blepet bittert eIer
baritt, Tom bet fables, Sa fan Der bielpes
uleset pan bet berueo, at bet elites meo
libt isb Relf, bullet sisr, at ben !
Smsret iamleoe Spre foriuinbsr. Sc.
mere ffpnes Smsret | fOlbt ganb, bopri
Der CT blanbet en- Smule Salt.
- ct piriiomt Ribbel til | tort 1io
at bliue befriet for Sorter er fslasnbe:
Ran blanber / Del &ulOoium meo 9
Dele Salicpl us beitrpser bermeb Hur.
terne. De tsrfer ba fulbfanbis bort
% efterlaber intet Gr.
- ct ubmartet Ribbel til at befri
fig for Rps ON Ratten beRaar | at on.
brinse Deb fin Sens ct paabt aIate
oper ct BUrb, aommobe eIer Iliat.
Riblet er u~feilbarlist, % paa benne
RaaSe pil:man hume iops / 5r.b for
bisie nesuiie Smaabpr.
vt ip peo ct BOro, bpurpaa Ter er
breot ct msrft 9apps, sr ubeloiat %
fabelist for 9inens. Nan maa laaae
ct bpiSt 8apir eler ct bOibt Rlese paa
8orbet fOran fs.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
ut fsrsbpsse Dsus spltefraffer

On flor ~1bebaselisbeb oeb Rebiplts
ming Of 5rust / @lasfrutter er ben, at
Der upeupaa letter fig Mus, Os, naar
iaa Soften bauer fig Ouer benne, ipOlss
res Spltetsiets Sulas. ct iimpelt Nib.
bel mob bette, os aliseuel ct fortrinlis
sObt, er en- sanIfe tpHo Sfiue af 8irf,
Vim eler MI, ba ben 9reiort life of
sioer nOsen Smas. Den tpube 9res
fine bpppes | fosenoe 8unb; ba oil ben
bsie fig, iaa man fan faa ben sisnnem
8ruttens gals. gu presies bette Gag
iaalebes neb, at Saften fommer openpaa.
Bette pil beuure Spltetsiet, %, naar
maj ifal BRUCE bet, tases 9relfiuen pp
peb pic p at en- @ufel.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
Sor disadvantages.

Banbefaseaf @resfar (citrons)
er en- me9et bebaaelis Ret; ben tiuaues
paa fslsenoe Raube: Srusten ifreles
% uobules, iaalebes iom man sisr til
Spltnins, itlarer ben Stptter os foyer
bisie | 8ano meo liot Salt. Raar be
er mbre, tases be op, lasses paa ct
9srilas (colander) os sn,bes bersfter
no meb en- Sl9p eller flor Sic. Ru
rsres iammen bermeb Ref, 9ga, liot
Sutfer % Salt, 8arbemOmme, inbtil
faar en- tpt 8aIins. 9erefter
bases ben ! en- Banbe iom Sage, os er
iarbeles pelimasenbe.
Sresfar, f.ueoe iom gotetes, ital
osiaa image subt til alIass aiobmab.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
Gn frDgteltg SDsoout.

Den batpaiifte 8Oniul / 9pnbou, Or.
Rasbale, bar ienbt Times en- Sfrieelfe,
bpori ban 9irer interesiante Dplpsnins
ger ON ben iptcieae Spsbom, en- art
spsbalfbeb, Der biemisser Sapaiis
gsrns. Set fsrfte 9ilfelbe Of sps,
oommen pifte fig for 40 Oar iiben, GA
irben 20 liars 5orlsb bar en- flor Del
al 8efOltninsen blepen ct Offer for ben.
s aaret 1865 beluttsbe man ba at
anbrinse iaa mango af g~atienterne Tom
mulist paa Den Wolotai. 8 8easus
bslien berfebe Der for uurben i Rolos
nisn, men | Garet 1873 blep Der aniot
en- Sntenbant, iOm braste Orben / Sors
bOloene % lerte Yefoltninsen at fore
en- bebre 9epemaabe. Ru better Der |
Ssssiolonien a%rbeibslsH, ReIiaisFtet
os &~sfsnation blanbt 8atienterne.
9isies Gntal er ruturlispis furItieuic,
bet bar fsrf / 1884, ba bet naaebe
Oper 100. Be feae Of be ipse er Wanb.
aOlOnisn erbOlber af ben bapaiife Re.
siertns en- aarlis subpsntioa paa 1Oo.s
900 Dollars, Os 8~esierinsen piier aos
lOnier rissen Spmputbi os SnteresIe.
5or tire War fben afasbe R~unseparret
ct Bsiss iaOlOnien. sssbOmmen parer
slenneminitlis ! II Nar, us Der bsr So
az 1000. Sibtil bar Der lite eriteret
nOset RiSbel til at beiiampe spabum.
men, men ! ben fioite lib bar man os
ten 'nolffe &esierins faaet en- Ollie. ium
Wal uosoe en- belois SnbhpbelSe Boo
SsacoHmen. aplonisns Gaae, Sr,
SOtmann, sr islp blspen ausrsbsn al
Ss~ebalfbeb. VI
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
Sarmen, 9uiet % 6apen
RiootI mob Crmsbto.

Oct bar l1nse p1ret befienot, at
dmmuniaf % andre Hlfalier er ct gpbt
Riboel mob Stit os BIB af siftise Sn.
ieftsr, ibet oeruso 8irfniusen al 8t'ten
ueutraiiieres. VT bet famine Ribosl
osiaa bielper mob BIB Of Slauser. tsr
bore minbre befieuot. Der furelisSer |
iaa Senieenoe grfarinssr fra Snoien,
Der FOREIGNER at petfe Opiist. On Nanb
bleu blot | Saaucen al en- liben, meset
siftis COBRA Slause. Com ~i9Ouanlis
piite 8%irtuinsen fig iuoleoes, OF Ronbeu
mtiieoe Gunen til at bOloe fig pprsilt,
panIielist aanosorat inoidnbt fig, ps
Saano os drm bopnebe op. On pull
periieret Botaffe 5orbtnoelie bleo inb.
sneoet Saaret, msbsns iamtibig en-
Nmmuniafoplssnins meb forte WeIems
rum sientasne @anse i%nbiprsitebes lius
Der Suoeu. Sfisnt Batienten ipHtes at
bare 9soen nar, inbtraaote Der inart
en- 8ebrins ! bans 9ilitano, os ban bleu
fuloftanoia belbreoet. Com Rssel err
be Slanser, ri bar beroppe | Rorben,
minbre farlise eno SSaeieHs Sfa#ser, %
bet iamme Ribbel ipues oerfor at buroe
bore enonu mere pirfiomt liseoueriOr
bereS BIB.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23

Ciom en- Rertelisbeb ifal ~anfsres, at
Tuilinser, Triqinser of0., buOr spot be
enb er fable, ~betra9tss iom 8anifab'
uinser), ber fsbes | &orseriset, oporas
ses til fit lobe slIer 12te War bOs 5urs
elorsne, iOm iaa ienber benz til aonsen,
Der paataser Jig at isrge for benz i5rems
tiben.
Gf bette 8orps nf 8anIfabninser ubs
p2fssr Rousen iaa be beoft abieenoe til
Spipnsmano, be Iaafalbte crommo
vangs. Oct bar tmiolertio uiit fig, at
aonsen life ubetinset fan ftOle paa fine
crommo vangs; tbi ifior tos en- af
bisie, en- 3uiains, 5luster iammen meo
en- Of be imuffelte af Serailets fuinoes
lise Bebpere, Der bar atta6eret Tbeaters
birettrice; men iitebetfor at Hpste til
Sp6iB6,ua, bpor be bible bape peret
fri itiulte be fs bos en- bib SOlfes
iiamme, Bbnonss, / Rarbeben Of Cant
Dor, bporfra be uoleuerebes, for en- Be-
talins Of 4 Dyer os en- Sef Salt til
RorUoom, Der baDbe tat bele fit Boliti
| 8eoaselie for at finbe Jlpstninserne,
Der efter Gnfomften til YbnpmsBen
trar bleo balsbussebe. Den preltss
reoe Detailing niaa anies for ret COB, ba
BrifeH paa en- ING fHHs BBise et 6 Oyer,
meoens @nfer os fraitilte &oner fan
fisbes for 1 Sre, Set er bog fun ROns
gems Suftruer, Der mao bsoe meb 2ipet
for ntrOifab, ibet Straffsn for llnoer>
iaatternes er lan8t mi[bere. Den frantic
Staggering bar label sisre 5oreitiqinser
bos &onsen | Gnlebnins af bisIe Sen>
rettelier, men ban iuarebe, at be fanbt
life Steo paa Srunb af SalouF eler
@ruiombeb, ntea al Brincip, at bans
Suitruer fsrte en- lpttelis Eilparelie,
mob en- Wensbe Briuilesisr os berior
bnroe itrofss itrensere enb bans sprise
l1noeriaatter; besuben pilbe ban tabe
lin Sreitise oeb | fit Sarsm at afIfafe
9sbstrafen, Der bar ct tonsslist 8re.
rosatio. "a ben frantic &siibent pebs
blsp meb fine 5urefilinser Os appelles
reoe til aon9ens Ouerbarenbsb, Sumas
nitet us Ret til at benaabe, uo6rsb
benne | Seftisbeo: "Ses CAB is, boab
Se pilbe aisre, bpis Be bapbe femten
Suubrebe aoner at bolbe Stpr paal"
&efibenten, Der f1n bar en- Sufru, oa
fom itaar unber benbes &ommanbo, bar
bermeo afpebnet.
nnberticen iptfebes bet bog Srnifs
menbene at faa en- Straf formiloet;
iaaleoes bleu for 2 4ar fiben 8onsens
alote Ssn, 9br~OnarUinsen ibsmt Stots
feprpsL foroi ban baobe paret for fiars
Zig mob en- af fine Suisermsbre; ba
StOtfeprpsl / @ambobia aniees for
meset panerenbe us bible babe aiort
bet umulist for ben ulse Manb at Be-
ftise 9ronen, fit &siibenten furanbret
StraHen til Sensiel.
8elaat meo en- Qenfe ON 8euet IN
en- bito ON Salien, bpilfen iibae paa
Srnno Of bans bsie 8prb ps / Robiets
ming til, boab Der ellers er 3ilfelbet,
bar lsttere Os inbpenbis foripnet meb
Sorf for life at iaare Salien, tilbraate
ban 2 aar / Sans1let, inbtil 5ru goas
fans, Der pnfsbes uuer BAN, ubpirteoe
bans 8enaaonins us enbos opuauebe
2tuabelie at aonsen til at bore Sione
til, at 2anterne toses at ben fonseliae
5anse.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
Soften.

Ru bill ba SsIten ff9pt
S9ien, bpao Saaren gas.
sbt foIoe ginoe ftr9ue
Suert Slab at ripe ai.
o fi9re, iiare CONNER!
Reb Sors ri fer big sua;
9u tom meo 2su ps Slommer,
Yen at, ou reiie mao!
Saa soar bet Der / Ssrben,
Nens timber 5ibens Slob,
vi mposr Nanst paa 59roex,
Som saar os Ismt imoo.
ReH nbtter bet at tlase?
Oct mao 10 bore iaa.
Oct er blot nosIe 9ase.
Saa mao ri osiau sua.
9erfor, SarneI, On CONNER!
Seq 9aar os uuores paa,
Gm jss bit 9su os Blommer,
I'll n9fte aar itul ijaa.
TX. ". Beberion.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
ApertiSiem enter.
pnrp pr1mteh6per
meS f5Se aarsans at
@OccouaR-I ootcu"
Yr9ntte Io- 1 (gtp.)
eobielperen
eQer en- geileOer til al finbe

On uemartt Observation-Disclosures - &trtetub.un. - Gubd opI Rphbos u
us - 9snRinostubel - sOrtatuh SaIenbn for bet 19b. aarbunbr,Se. - suo,
uiuustubelr. OpT be SOuutss StGtr os 9urttotr
-R.sIss GOtumeHtu. -9ouHGttNu at ssssr (Chatel Morgsges-Form q.
Chaiel Mortgage Form Of Notice oSae on Chauel Mortgage -GaHtbtfdn
Form ola Margage-Sahfschon of Observation-Disclosures Bonds J. Form
Of Common Bond, with Condnon.-Bond to Corporation. -Fartuerfab- Form Of
Articles Of Copartnershp. -SHsbr Deeds. Form of Deed with fun Cove,
nants -QutCaim Deed-Long Form Quh-Claim Deed.-Homeaead Waiver
Release -Cunenstcmiu AgreementS General Form Of Agreement. - Agree
mni.f for Sale and Delivery oPersonal Property .-sisbsfoutratr bills of Sdel
- Common Form af Bill Of Sale - Bill of Sale Of Personal Property -9stomsr,
ter CWlb) General Form Of VIII for Real and Personal Property. - Codicl-
Rnt 6Orm for Gehomsate, buOrodO baabe iah og rsIs sumSom opTSrases 1,ho.
tors Rons-Gt metuite sphsm-Ds irFtutqe G8smOmeres SOrboIb til burars
srt-guISs Os SsGpsgrrot -9abI owr toBbOrs garr ms trpta 9OIO- 3obd
opu toSrts 9aur. - EOfsBoto, tuOeulunef Os uOeuIanst - 9rOpp.rgttr
fiau unSr mite Shs log be- ben auIbHus ubbtaEte Souuic). - On Irptnst
RuGupItatonsa5L - GrGstsbbssStSH for Susbyr - aOrsieOttesusut ore
QoahEnrr % QofsrptottcnT Sor1t tarrausrese er AtIts)-2snutug.r til
Be Jouns6s Statsrs Gmb.osmRu6.- Gifanool abeau.-D. fsrht os bshts gtra,
gtrsa. -aob.L tom UHr the Popular os Electoral Vote pr grsfbtnt
-SteetatsReAe#" ss "4Ga Arnn- ct ar mb otnus UGroifuIOs Bog Tom go,
nit, peat % sct inbbuu6u. $125.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23

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Daily Republican., 1889-04-16

Since the sale of large nuhober of
skates at Stldham's auction rooms a few
days ago, perfect skating mania seems
10 have seized the juvenile mind and Che
pavements are full of them. The pave
ments may be very nice place on which
TO SIX ate, but the number ofpeople pass
ing and repasslnR greatly annoys the
skaters. Sometimes they dodge around
the pedestrian who is bold enough TO
venture walk On the pavement, but at
other times they run into them as II to
learn them that the middle OF the street
was their proper place, and they should
keep oil the pavement. Last evening
gentleman yenlufed q walk on a Madison
street pavement when a skater ran into
him and his position was reversed, his
heels flying up where his head should be
and his head was rolling around on the
pavement liable to be made football of
by the next skater. Besides, the gentle.
man had his elbow considerably skinned
ia the fail. The fellow on the skates
grlnned and said he tried to get around
the gentleman but couldn't. Would 1t
not be well for the proper authorities to
issue an order that all pedestrians should
keep in the middle OF the street and
thereby avoid annoying the skaters and
save themselves from bruised heads and
skinned elbowsl
Daily Republican., 1889-04-16

The twenty-eight persons arrested at
the dog fight in Haley's barn, on We'd
nesday night. have all been released from
custody after paying all the fines they
possibly could pay. The large majority
OF them paid their full fine and costs,
s22. 81, Patrick Haley, the farmer, plank
Ing down his fine and costs OF s37.37.
Some Of those, however, who were ar
rested and fined were let oil with much
reduced fine by the attorney for the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals. One Of them was a colored
man, and several others we're quite young
men-mere boys who would have had to
llin IN jail q long time before they could
have raised S22.37. Tae costs have all
been paid in full, but the fines on those
referred to lessened.
A difference ol opinion sprang up be-
fore the dogs were sold as to what should
be done with them. AS the dogs were
but very little injured by the fight,
Squire Smith determined to issue an
order that they should be sold and the
proceeds turned over to the society,
The law provided that he could issue
an order to either have them killed or
sold. His construction of the law was
hat the death penalty was only to be In
ilicted upon those dogs who, alter fight,
were 30 torn and mangled as to be Grip
pied and worthless, but in the case OF
dogs mol permanently injured and still
useful they were to be be cold.
Mayor Harrington and Chief Swiggett,
however, thought differently, and urged
that the dogs be killed, SO that they at
least should not fight any more. An
elderly lady, Friend, also called and
urged the killing of the dogs, through
humanitarian motives.
Squire Smith, however, thought that
the dogs we're innocent, and only fought
because they were compelled TO fight.
Therefore to kill them would be commit.
ting an act which the society is organized
to prevent, so he ordered the sale of the
dogs.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-16

MOBILE, Ala, April l5.-Csp tain R.
c. Jones, of the schooner Arthur, arrived
here to-day from Bay Islands, and reports
that at Ruatan last month Rev. Henry
Hobson, his wife and her companion, a
young girl, all natives of Jamaica, were
ioully murdered by Joseph Bues. The
family were preparing to leave Tor Belize,
and Bares was helping. discovering
that Mrs. Hobson had money, Bures at
night entered tho house asd cut the
lhroats OF all three persons. He then
robbed them of what money and valua-
bles they possessed, including watch.
The next day Bures was bund with the
watch, was arrested and made a confess
sion OF bis guilt. Captain Jones says the
butchery of the three parsons and the
mutilation of the bodies Of both women
bore strong resemblance TO the murders
committed by the Whiteshspel murderer
In EnG land.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-16

NEW YORK, April 15.-Malcolm Keyes,
Head Inspector OF the Board of Electrical
Control (the Subway Commissioners) J.,
was tonight, at q O'Clock, notified oy D.
Lowber Smith, Commissioner OF Public
Worke, that Mayor Grant had received
the certified copy oil Judge Lawrence's
decision in the Western Union iniunc-
tion case, and had issued an order that
all the poles and wires, from Fourteenth
street, up Broadway to Thirty-fourth
street, must be forthwith r, moved. Mr..
Keyes was therefore notified TO have two
Inspectors at Fourteenth street and
Broadway at Z o'clock to morrow morn
ing, when force OF men from tue De.
partment of Public Works would begin
at that polnt the work OF removing the
poles and wires from Broadway. If the
force Is large enough the work will pro-
ceed very rapidly-probably at the rate
of four or five blocks day.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-16
MEN PARDON.
WORK RESUMED IN A COL.
LiERY.
Killed on a shanty Eoat--Iiope For the
Safety of u Pilot boat Abandoned
Tho Carpenters strike
In Buffalo.

The Governor Of South Carolina yestcr-
day granted an unconditional pardon to
William q. Williams and Harrison Hey
ward, both dDlored, who were convicted
In Pickens County Court for murder and
sentenced 10 be hanged for lynching
Manse Waldrop, a white man, who had
assaulted a young colored girl, causing
her death.
Hope for the safety of the pilot hoat
Enoch Turley or the rescue OF the pilots
or crew has been practically abandoned.
The British brig Angelo passed some
wreckage, apparently belonging to q
small vessel, OIL Fenwck's Island, on the
18th inst. On the TURKEY were five pilots
| and crew Of five men.
Work was resumed yesterday morning
At Indian Ridge Colliery, at Shenandoah,
Fenna. The colllery Is operated by the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company, and had been idle since Janu-
ary 20. When In full operation 1t employs
$50 men and boys.
Marshal Glare and two deputies went
on board the ehanty boat of ID. w. Jones,
al Warsaw, Kentucky, on Sunday, to
search for stolen goods. Jones resisted
and shot Glare In the shoulders. Jonts
was then shot and killed by the deputies,
! A lot OF stolen goods were recovered.
The third week OF the carpenters strike
| In Buffalo has opeued with the men ap-
parently as determined as ever. The
strike of the journeymen painters In the
same city is nearing an end, the employ
ers gradually agreeing to the Dine-hour
| arrangement.
The body of Mile. Suzanne Fair weather.
| who disappeared from Columbus, Ohio,
In Noyembcr last, was found yesterday IN
| Alum creek, near that city. She arrived
in Columbus from Philadelphia about
three weeks before she disappeared.
Rock salt was struck yesterday at
kingman, Kaneas, at a depth OF O7j feet.
| The salt is said to be as clear as glass
and to seem absolutely pure. The mine
g the only one Of the kiud west of New
York.
| The Philade, phla Company struck gas
| yesterday near Belle Vernon, rs miles
| from Pittsburc. SIT Is running eff 40. :
COO, 900 feet a day, the pressure being SO0
pounds to the inCa
John Williams has been found guilty
of the murder of Henry L'e, in Warren,
Arkansas, and ecn.enced 10 u years im-
| prisonmcut. Williams was one OF mob
of white Caps" who killed Lee in the
presence OF his family.
Fodr thousand immigrants were landed
at Castle Garden yesterday. OF the. e
more than 200 were detained, ae likely to
become a public charge.
In Gettysburg, Pa, yesterday, luther
q. Byurm was sentenced to two years
Imprisonment for sendiEg two notices
threatening 10 burn barns.
Two trains on the Delaware 81 Hudson
Railroad collided yesterday near Putnam,
N. Y. Sidney Sherman, engineer, was
killed.
Edwin Booth arrived in Cleveland,
Ohio, yesterday morning, and appeared
in good health and spirits.
Joseph Muse, go years of ags, fell into
the canal at Cumberland, Nd, yesterday,
and was drowned.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-16

Joseph Bear, an old soldier, who re-
sides In South Wilmington, has daugh
ter who is very estiuable young lady.
Sometime ago 1t came to Mr.. Bears ears
that young man named William Det-
terline had been tra1ucing her character.
He accordingly called on Detterline, who
denied slandering her in any way. but as
things which, 1t was alleged, Detterline
had said were continually being told to
him, he made fun investigation, and
says that he traced the stories to the
young man. Last Sunday, as Mr.. Bear
was passing along the street, he saw
Detterline aud seized him by the collar
for tine purpose OF holding him while he
gave him good talking to. But when
lie thought of the manner In which his
daughter had been elaudered, his passion
got the better OF him, and it is said that
he struck Detterlne several times. A
warrant was taken out by Detterline, aud
Mr.. Bear will have hearing before
Squire Smith this evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-16

MEDIA, April 15-The official an
nouncement that Governor Beaver had
granted Samuel johnson further respite
was received by Sheriff Green to day.
Johneou was sentenced to be hung on
WednG sday of this week, and the read
ing OF the respite to hlm to-day was the
first he knew OF what action had been
taken In his case.
1t is the tenth paper of the klrd John.
son has heard during the various phases
of his case during the past three years
County Commissioner Armstrong said
to-day that the commissioners had decld-
ed not to pay out the $500 reward money
offered for the arrest and conviction OF
the Shsrpless murderer until they receiv-
ed an Identifying bond insuring them
against any personal liability 10 paying
out the money. 1t is not likely, in any
event, that the reward will be paid until
the last phase of the case has been reach
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