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VALENTINE VINCENT

for the benefit Of himself and the other heirs of
Sylvnnie Vincent, who made Homestead Entry
No 6,db3, for the NEA, Sec %, Up. 10 S., R. 10
W, Louisiana meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upOn and cultivation Of
said land, viz: Jens n ThistTOp Nathan Clifton,
Isaac Elender and William Lyons, nil of Calca.
sieu parish, Louisiana
Amy person who desires to protest against the
allowance Of such proof, or who knows of any
substantial reason, under the law and the regula-
tiOns Of the Interior Department why such proof
should not be allowed, will be given an oppOr-
tunity at the above mentioned time and place to
crOssexRmine the witnesses Of said claimant and
to offer evidence In rebuttal Of that submitted by
claimant.
5-2i.6t. THOS, j, BUTI,FR Rerister
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The waters of the Potomac were so
swollen BY the storm of the 3lst ult.,
that carp two feet long was caught
prying curiously into a lady's bed
room in Washington City.
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GALVESTON is arrsyed in holiday
drhss and troops of visiting compa-
mics are paradiRg her streets. The day
Of her semi.centennial has arrived and
the regatta and comparative drill is to
charanterize the event.
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InFerson, r g, original entrynan, his heirs
or asaigns VIE WI sec l3l ese e5e sec "a
va usl. W q nWh 81 sec 81; 5wA sW4s
e3b WIZ sec Is; mex nwA sec 10 e'2 sWz4
| sec IS, tp e, + w eaa nW1i sec = Up s. ~,
IA W; ], 100 acres ...-''.''' ~
| langley. Lucy, original entTyman, her heirs
/ or assigns Asa Garland present owners
1 sell syg5Z sec Is, tp @ 5, T 5 "; 40 Rcfbs..,.
/ Innitr, II, original entryman, his heirs or
/ assigns; W y VIZ sec 20 tp 4 s, t vi lou
| LONG, G d. original entTYman, his heirs oras-
sirpR; n16 sell sec ), tp 8 S, I I w btsCres
! RTayer Frank original entryman, his heirs
/ or assigns: mex ne54 sec II. IT, Z s, II W;
30 ACreS.. ...'' ''''''''; -.
| Mazily, louis, original entryman, his heirs
| or assigns. seh nwA. eli swA, HWa sWA
i sec 2l tn Z 8. 7 o W; 100 acres. 49,
] Mitchell sanders, original entTyman, ms
1 heirs OF assigns ~ FGray present OWnerI:
| .el5 mex n y SEX sec ;, tip E, q "; lou
4 DdOm Iliiab original GntTyman. his heirs
| or assigns; SEX sec 90 tp s. ! W lou
acres ..........-.--..-..'r'. s'.''
Palmer, A NJ, original entTyman his heirs
OF assigns; s}2 ne5l WIZ soc 3d. tpV S. r.
] ": 400 acres ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
/ Pindsr John, original GntTyman. his heirs
yOr assigns: wl1 swA sec q, TIP : g. T is W.
/ BOaGFGs. ,,.s....,.,.......,''' ''
Rials, Geo original entTyman, his heirs or
assigns IGray d LoTman present OwneT8I:
| sek nwA sec Q, o32 nwA sec II, tp1 &, TO
| ": I20aCres. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
RYAN. Mnriah original entrymHn, her heirs
or assigns ~ X p Hodges present ownerI'
sw4 sec g. tp 5, 7 west; 100 acres. go.
Sanders Joel original entTYmhn. MS heirs
or assigns Nv + Perkins present ownerI:
syvJl sw a sec "a, tp 6 S s W a. acres.
Smith JnU L. original entryman, his heirs OF
| assigns; S p seL, sCA sW q SCI 81 TIP s, J
W; nwh neA sec g. tip f. r W: 100
acres NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ..-....--....
Smith II i original entryman, his heirs OF
oagirUg. FL1 sell IL tn Il s. 3 W 81
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sUPREME CouRr has adjourned in
New Orleans and will meet in Monroe
on the 9Th inst.
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The Paris Exposition has occasion,
ed great rise 10 the price of meats,
etc. Restaurants and hotels are doing
o tremendous business.
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Notice.
LAND OFFICE

LAND OFFICE At NEW ORLEANS, La, !
May %, 1859.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention 10 make
final proof in support Of his claim and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk of the Dis.
triet Court, at Lake Charles, La, on Saturday,
July I8, 1882, viz
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Hon. "A. d. BATTLE has retired from
The editorial management of the
Shreveport Times.
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REv. FATHER JAMES FooTTE, Of ST.
John the Baptist charch, died in New
Orleans on the ID inst.
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REv. Z. s. PrKER, of the Baptist
church. of BrooShaven, Miss, died on
the 95th nit.
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WTHIN ten days Denver, Colorado,
was excited By three successive muir,
ders and as many suicides.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-06-07

BIooDED racers are expected 10
compete On the race track at New
Ibesih.
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Hon, r BARKsDALE has Withdrawn
from the gubernatorial race in Missis-
sipppl.
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SEaeriR7s Sale.
Fourteenth judicial District Cont Calcasieu
Parish, State Of LOuisiana.--NO ,433.
JAlIE8 n. BRYAN NJ. JAMIE KAovoH ET. AZ.

by VIRTUE of q writ Of Seizure and Sale
- issued and to me directed by the Honorable
Court aforesaid have seized and Will offer for
sale, at public auction 20 the last and highest
bidder, with the benefit Of appTaiseInent at the
Court House door Of this parish in the City of
Lake Charles, La between legal hours, on
Saturday, dame %, lSsD,
the following described property situated IN the
City Of Lake Charles, La. and described as fol
lows, towit:
Lots numbered 49, "a, IS, SO, 81 and 80, of The
plan q ubdiyiEion mado hy Thomas Kleinpeter
Of lot No Of the BilbO subdivision, said conveyed
lots having width Of forty -four feet nine inches
more OF less, being all the land lying between
jackson street on the north, and the street re
served by the vendor tthe said j. w Brynnl run
ming parallel With the switch Of the Lonisiana
1 " e2taIn railroad company on the south as iei
plan q subdivision in tho Clerk Oica. Caieasier
parish. state and parish aforesaid,
IERMs--Cnsh on the day Of sale.
1 SEIZED under said writ
DAVID j. REID.
Sheriff Of the Parrish Of Calcasieu, State 81 Lousi
ana,
Sheriff : olies Lake Charles, Il,, May "a, 1889
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THE excursion from Lafayette to
Thibodanx last week was largely at
tended.
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Hrau15ant a3Vafli seidents, III Pot inch trst
insertion, ana BE cents iqr eszh subsequent
lnserilun Is8rai advertisements tone hugl-
dre1 words ~ iass) 81 Tor firEt and 30 cents
for nach Subsequent Insertion.
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who made Homestead Entry No g9- Tor the
SW1l Sec. "a, Tp. S, Il. 4 W, Louisiana meri
dian.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz: J. W. Rosteet, A j Reid
ZephiTin Lebleu and BphIaim Pcloqiiu. all OF
Cacasieu parish Louisiana.
Any person who desires 10 protest against the
allowance Of such proof or who knows of any
substantial reason, under the law and regulations
Of the Interior Department, why such proof
should not be allowed, will be given an OppOr-
tuRity at the above mentioned time and place to
cross examine the witnesses Of said claimant and
to offer evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant.
5-24-0t. THOS. ]. BUTLER Rerister.
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TIE Catholic fair At Houma, melted
e70O 10 be used in repairing the
church.
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Notice.

LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS. La.
May Nth 1889
Notice is hereby given that the tollowing.named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof III support of his claim and that said
proof will be made before the Judge or in his alb.
sence, the Clerk of the Court at Lake Charles
| Louisiana, Oh Monday, ONLY 9Th 1897 viz:
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Cost.
Cazeau, j P: one lot near / W r Il, and
Chalkley, T r. block 7, of the subd'n n7e of
neA set b, tip o e, T sW...-..-.--...,..., ~
Grow Ann Il: lot IL blk o. Reid subdn II
Grow, W S: one lot on Ryan ST, north OF
Division ls street w Nv w. 20
Il and Is, Bilbo sabdivi'n. - Is 90
Huston, Mrs Ann; two lots on Pine st Slots
on lake front on mill st swA blk 90, So
blk 2e, BilbO Bubdlvi'n. ................. Il
Jones, Est Al B; lot 3, sec 90, tip -, row
al nh lot 4, sec SO, tp U.s. re W 1852 acres
hot of Joe Goodman; 60 acres bot Of o s
Lyons; 90 acres bot Of W i Norris estate,
ME sAg lot 4 sec SO: 100 feet from north
Ond of s5p of part of lot 4, sec 86. tp 8 E,
7 CIV steam mill, lumber meTchan'
LaBesse, A G: one lot 66g feet, south of
cor of Ford and North st ................ ~
| LYONS, d II: three lots blk L. BilbO subdivn
| undivided Il blk G, BilbO subdivi'n y III.
/ terest in lot fronting Is1bliC Square. q
King and Geo " Ryan. ' w u
| Miller, Serena one lot in sw cor blk II, sub.
/ dvis'nn = DeM sec 80 tip 8, + Z w.,....., UL
/ Moss, J V lot 10 Hutchins subdiv Of WI
sec 9. tp 10 s, + "; IO5 acres and impq.. 10 ;;
| Palmer, y NJ: lots 4. g. 6. blk F. Reid sub
dvn; lots Q. 4 and 8, block Z Reid subd N
| west part lot g. HutChins snbdivin and
lmps. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ Ot
diyn.................. ] Il
| Platts Ii: one lot on BilbO st. and imps... : II
| Ryan Jacob: one lot corner Of Lake and
| Broad st : acres on lake bank l6 acres
near / W + K lot % Bilbo subdvn
two lots bot from suCC Il Of ID J Reid. .... 3s OK
| Stoddard B r. lot Broad St and
] amps. c W
Tessier c L: lot No. .. subdivisn block e.
SaTier subdivision. ....................... ] a
! TOuChy, Emily: lots and Home subdiy II
OF W II Kirkman. and imps. .....,.,..... 10 OF
street. and improvements. .........,...,. Il
i Wells + l. undivided One-hal interest in
undivided p lots :, G, Il and lG block 81
BiIbo subdiv n and mps................. .
Wilson frank lot g. Bilbo subdiv'n one
acre being elQ Of two acres bot by Isaac
Williams from VIM Hammock. ........... i
Wright E $: lot % Sallier subdiv .n........ : .
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The 1isizea'e ticket uss elected il
i ensisesY n lieid getting ~.
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Otice.

LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS. La,
May Sth 1880
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Judge or in his alb
senee the Clerk, of the District Court at Lake
Charles La, on Friday, June Is, 1889, viz:
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10y VIRTUE Of the authority yested q nc
ID by the Consultation and Laws Of the state of
Lonisiana will sell, nt tire principal front door
ct tho Court House, IN which tho Civil District
Court Of said Parish Is held, within legal haHra
for Judicial sales, beginning at II el0esa M, on
saturday. sBmAy Hath, E55Ds
and confirming on each succeeding day until said
sales are completed al imm0veable property ON
and Parrish Of Caloasieu, 70 enforce collection of
taxes assessed In the year 1893 together with in.
teTest thereon from the 3lst day Of December tsss
and all costs. The names Of said delinquent tax
payers, the amount Of taxes due by each for the
assessment of said yenr and the immoYeable prop
srty assessed to each to be offered for sale fol
lows, tO-wit;
Taxes
and
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All of the following property IL situated in the
corporation of Lake Charles, Ualoasieu parish,
Louisiana;
and
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-26
Cable Notes.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-The lord mayor of
London gave banquet this evening in
honor of Mr.. Phelps, United States min
lister. There were $50 guests, including
Lord Rosberry Lord Salisbury, Lords st.
James and Ferguson and many literary
and scientific celebrities. The lord
mayor i'll proposing the toast to Mr..
Phelps expressed his sincere satisfaction
at being able to affirm that the presence
of Mr.. Phelps in England had been ap-
preciated by the whole nation.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-A peculiar accident
occurred to-day at the railroad works at
Crewe. An immense crane, carrying
ladle containing seven tons of molten
steel, collapsed and the ladle fell into the
pit The mass of steel flew like bullets
in every direction and twenty men were
severely injured. The roof of the build
ing was torn off.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette deprecates the feeling over Mr..
Phelps. 1t says he is q common play di-
plomat, who has done average work, and
we will bid him goodbye without emo
ton or regret. Diplomats, the Gazette
says, attribute Mr., Phelps treatment to
the fact that Americans are pulling John
Bull nose.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-The Daily Chron-
icle referring to the banquet last evening
by the lord mayor i'll honor of Phelps
says: eff Lord Salisbury found it in
compatible to parade the virtue of turn
ing his cheek to the smiter, he sent Sir
James Ferguson under secre-
tary of state for foreign
affairs to do the duty for him. Nothing
therefore was wanting to complete the
success of the demonstration of England IS
generous good feeling. We trust that
America viii not take our godspeed to
Mr. Phelps as an act of the vicar1ous
penitent. Let Us further hope that the
farce of prolonging the tiff with Wash
ington will be withdrawn from the bill of
the diplomatic playhouse. -
LONDON, Jan. 25.-As Mr.. Phelps has
not been recalled ana has not resigned.
he is not entitled to an audience with the
queen, nevertheless the queen has invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps to dine with her on
Monday and to remain with her over
night To-day Mrs. Phelps gave her
last reception here. There was a large
attendance.
ROME Jan. 25.-Riforma, the organ
of Premier Crispi, complains that though
the French government had declared it
would not permit the Cossacis expedition
band had landed at Tediuran in the
presence of a French war ship.
PARIS, Jan 25.-It is stated ON relia-
bic authority that the government, fear
ing n startling movement will adopt
means TO maintain strict order on sun
day. ANY persons shouting 'syive Bou-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-26
POISON IN A CAN.
The Almost Fatal Effect to q Whole Family from
Eating Corn Beef Impregnated with Lead
POisOn-AntidOtes Administered.
Special to the Gazette.


GALVESTON, TEX. Jan. %. A case of
wholesale poisoning from eating canned
corn beef occurred in this city last night
from the effect of which the victims are
slowly recovering. Mrs. G. Kohl, resid-
ing on Market street, between Twentieth
and Twenty-first, for luncheon had
canned corn beef, of which the family
consisting of Mrs. Kohl, her two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. a. Simpson, Miss Kohl, Miss
Simpson, her granddaughter, and
Miss Nelson of Houston, par
took with relish. Two hours
after eating, the family were, one after
another, attacked with violent pains and
vomiting that no simple remedies would
allay. DR.. Wilkinson was hastily sum
moned and, by the administration of
powerful remedies, counteraeted the eff
fects of the deadly poison, and to-day the
victims are slowly conyalescing.
Mrs. Kohl and Mrs. Simpson, who ate
more heartily of the poisonous beef, were
more violently affected than the others,
ami had very narrow escape from
death
DR.. Wilkinson made careful analysis
of the remaining beef in the can and
found it heavily charged with lead poison,
and SAYS that those who partook of it had
very close call for the hereafter, but
that they are now out of danger.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-26


LANCER, 2 it is said, viii be at once placed
under arrest. A cavalry force will patrol
the city day and night.
VIENNA, Jan. 25.-The Freindenblatt
denies the rumor that the prince of
Montenegro sent a note TO the car pro-
posing union of the Balkan states.
VIENNA. Jan. 25.-The emperor
and empress gave a diplomatic din
ner this evening to the ambassd-
doris OF Italy, Russia, Austria,
France, Spain and Great Britain ana
their wives, the Turkish ambassador, the
military attaches of the embassies named,
and Count Herbert Bismarck.
PARIS, Jan. 25.-It IS announced the
troops viii be confined TO their barracks
on Sunday ON account of the election.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-The yield of wheat
in South Australia viii average forty
bushels per acre.
BERLIN, Jan. 25.-It is officially an
succeeds the late Count Won MONTE as
chief of the admiralty.
PARIS, Jan. "a dispatch to the
Temps from Zanzibar says: An Ameri-
can sailing vessel bound for Zanzibar to
Madagascar was fired on by a German
vessel, one Of her masts was broken.
ROME, Jan. 25.-The principal cashier
of the national bank of Bologna has alb
seconded. He embezzled $50 900.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-The London fadi-
Gals are organizing a mass meeting in
Hyde park to demand release from prison
of Mr.. Harrington, member of paFlia-
ment for West Kerry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-26
0'BRIEN, WHERE IS HE?
The Irish Editor Fails to Show Up in
Court Bit is Convicted All the Same.
The Prince of Montenegro Does Not Want a
Union OF the Balkan states-A Royal Dinner
at yienna-The French Election.
IRELAND.
Another Conflict Between the Mob and the
polfca

Another Conflict Between the Mob and the
Police.
DUBLIN, Jan. 20 several of the per-
sons who were arrested at Carrikon SUR
yesterday during the disturbance at the
arraignment of Mr.. O'Brien were con-
Yeyed to Clonmel last night. A large
crowd gathered about the railway station
and upon the arrival of the police and
their prisoners the mob prevented the
police from passing and demanded the
release of the prisoners. The crowd
stoned the police and latter threatened TO
fire on them. A priest interceded and
prevented bloodshed. After two hours
the police received achievements and
succeeded in lodging their prisoners in
jail.
o 'BRIEN CONVICTED.
DUBLIN, Jan. 25.-When the trial of
Mr.. o 'Brien was resumed to-day at Car
rickon Sur O'Brien was absent. The
trial, however, proceeded and he was
convicted and sentenced to four months
imprisonment without hard labor. Police
have not yet discovered a clew to
o 'Brien IS whereabouts.
WHERE o 'BRIEN WENT.
DUBLIN, Jan. 25.-It is estimated
eighty persons were wounded IN the dis
turbance at Carrick on yesterday. 1t is
learned that Mr.. o 'Brien refreshed him
self at house near the police barracks,
and then drove into the country before
the police Gordon was formed and he af-
forwards dined with a select party of
friends a few miles from town.
THE SENTENCE WAS RUBBED IN.
DUBLIN, Jan. 25.-Mr Howell, editor
of the Tribune, was to-day sentenced to
three months Imprisonment in Tullamore
Jail with hard labor for publishing an IL
legal article. He appealed, but on his
remarking that the sentence was cut and
dried he was given seven days extra i'm
prisonment.
A collision occurred at Clonmel to-day
between the police and crowd consist
ing largely of women and children. The
crowd resented the imprisonment of Sec
rotary Meaning of the Waterford branch
of the national league. Many were in
jured, some having limbs broken.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-26
A COLORADO EARTHQUAKE.
People and Animals TerrOrized- Great Geysers.
Peculiar Phenomena.

DENVER, Col. Jan. Conformation
just received here from Route, Col.
says part of the state has been treated to
a genuine earthquake. The shocks COM
meneed in the afternoon of the 10Th inst.
and at O'Clock there were violent
shocks which rocked buildirg s, detached
large masses of rock from mountains and
greatly frightened the people and ami
mails. Cattle were especially terrorized
and ran frantically back and forth.
Thunder preceded the shocks but there was
no rain. A peculiar phenomenon was
observed at Hot Springs, below the gov
eminent bridge. The shock was pro-
ductive of great geyers of water, and
gave fully three times as much water.
Gases were thrown out, accompanying il
was amost sulphurous stencil, that made
people sick and caused the birds to drop
to the ground. When the commissions
ceased the water receded, and there was
a sound like a rushing of great river.
The course of the shock was from south
nOrthward.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-26
a Successful Necktie entertainment.

MACON, GA, Jan. 25.-A special to
the Telegraph from Ellaville, Shelby
county, says:
Charles Blackman, colored, was
hanged here to-day in the presence of an
immense crowd, for the murder of
Stonewall Tondee, white, in 1885.
Blackman is supposed to have killed
Tondee because the latter was
too intimate with his wife. Blackman
has been convicted of murder three
tunes, and each time his lawyers secured
new trial. The people OF Shelby county
were so afraid Governor Gordon would
interfere and stay Blackman $ execution
the telegraph wires were cut in order to
prevent the transmission of a message
from Atlanta, the state capital.