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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-06-30
THE GREAT AMERICAN DERBY A
SURPRISE
CROWD OF 1900 PEOPLE WIT
NESSES THE EVENT.
Boundless Although Not a Favorite
With Retters Comes in Several
Lengths Ahead-Wins a Princely
Purse-Fully $4,000 Changes
Hands Rockm1kers Getting Rich.

Chicago, June 24.-The tenth Ameri-
can derby is over and like the majori-
ty Of great races this year it brought
Woe to the betting public and joy to
| the bOOkmakerS.
The largest crowd that ever gathered
on a race track in this country saw
Boundless win. The race was run for
one OF the heaviest purses ever hung
up ana the record Of the American
derby was lowered. The horses started
after Il most outrageous and yexatious
delay.
1t was an ideal day and the track was
Ill perfect condition. There was moth
Ing to prevent The race being run
strictly on its merits and the best
horse carried off the prize Whether
Boundless could win over such a field
again when prompt start was made
! is another matter; but he won today
and won honest.
The grand stand, betting ring, club
house and lawns were SWarmed with
$4,000 people. Carriages, four-in-hand,
and other conveyances by hundreds
packed the inside track. Before the
race started, however, several thousand
had left the grounds tired of waiting
The worst of it was there was no ex-
cuse for the delay at the post.
Boundless went under the wire at
least six lengths ahead with plenty of
run left, in 2:36, while st. Leonarls
beat Clifford three lengths for place.
Aldebaran fourth, Chorister fifth, John
son sixth, Ingonar seventh, IyrU eighth,
st. CroiX ninth, Plutos tenth, Ramapo
eleventh, Dona AlonZa twelfth, Look
out thirteenth, Operator fourteenth and
Stra throse last. There was nothing
stingy in the applause which greeted
BoundleSs.
At 400 the horses broke to beauti-
full start, but they were called back.
and the horses were kept at the post
seventy minutes until some of them
were in no condition to do as well as
they might otherwise have done.
Boundless, though not the favorite,
was, with his stable companion, Look
out, well backed, and the victory was by
no means unpopular.
Chicago, June 24.-The Hamilton
WI INV Il,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-06-30
MI. johnson Would Accent.

WAsHINGToN, June 2O.-Congress-
man Tom Johnson has Indicated in q.
private letter to a Washington friend
his willingness to accept the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor Of
Ohio if it comes with tolerable unani-
nifty.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-06-30
Office Kent LII the Family.

WAsulNGToN, ID. c., June Gothic
postoffice at Lima, the home of Sena-
tor Brice, seems to be the legacy OF
the Senator's brothers-in-law. Cen
Wiley, the last Democratic postma.
ter, married Mrs. Brice's sister W.
E. Mohatfey, who was appointed yes
terday to succeed a Republican, re-
moved, married the Scna or's sister.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-06-30
Mrs. Cleveland Leaves for BuzZard's Raw

Cleveland, her little daughter and
car at $40 a. m. for Buzzard's Bay.
The President did not accompany her.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-06-30
A Thousand Dollar CIerkship.

WAsHINGToN, June 2O.-Robert A.
Cochran of Illinois was to-day APP
pointed confidential clerk of the Com.
m issioner of Indian Affairs, at salary
of 81 900.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-06-30
Appointments by tho President.

WASHINGTON June 3O.-The rresi-
dent has made the following appoint
nents:
Paul Il. Trammel of Georgia to be
Collector of Internal Revenue for the
District of Georgia.
Felix q. Rudolph of Kentucky to be
Surveyor of Customs for the Port of
Paducah, Ky.
Andrew Fuller Of Mississippi to be
Attorney of the United States for the
Northern District of Missippi.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-06-30
New Postmasters in Illinois.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-Fourth- class
postmasters were appointed in Illinois
rs follows J III. Br ookman, Andalusia,
Rock Island County, succeeding G. A.
Hayes. resigned; Mrs. f. nj. Hedges.
Gladstone, Henderson County; sue
ceeding III. V. Mailsmburg, re-
signed: c. j. Carlson, New Windsor,
Mercer County, succeeding Alexa nder
Brown, resigrxd; j. +. Badham, Tay-
lor Ridge, RAk Island County, sue
eeeding w. Il. Bruner, resigned; Ar
thur Snyder. Trilla, Coles County, sue
ceeding j. w. Brown, removed: II.
Beenn, Sr., West Salem, Edwards
County, succeeding ID. f. pemberton,
resigned
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-06-30

Chicago, June 24.-The Hamilton
whist trophy, for which American
Whist League clubs have been contest
ing, was won by the Minneapolis club
by four tricks over Chicago
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-06-30

6Oou-Jemnereu. exclaimed the
sorely tried young man. why, to be
Il good-tempered man is to be the butt
the fool of ones company
.sYes-hut you are only a boy" said
Madcap, slipping her hand through his
arm as he spoke; ''how dreadful it
will be when we are really grown up
and she sighed, as at the thought OF
departing joys.
I don't suppose any Of us will grow
much more" said Gordon, gloomily
and feeling that his wooing was goins
from bad to worse. though I have
heard of girls growing after they were
sixteen
But I'm only fifteen and a half
Geordie." said the girl, almost piteous
", as she looked up into his clouded
face, and speaking as one who laments
to lose something precious; "don'1
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23

Many Boxes Of &islti still HseEf
and Ghe SBsEalOs'lk Becoming
hsriglRIers

Washington, Jnne S.-lThs ireasnFs
remains prAetIaiis unchanged
ecsipts being nndiminished and tx
,rBdItuTes not Increased. From
Treasurer Morgan s daily statement the.
net gold m The treasury to-day is stated
u $50 $50 1868, sapd the met balance I,
exclusive OF gold, mt $50 2l3 0O7.
This balance has been reduced since
ID" first Of the month by large pay
ments which usually fail due on thefirst
nj each month.
IA addition TO the regular stated
charges OF salaries. etc. nearly So 900, =
600 @as ordered paid 90 account Of the
Eboctaw aud Ghiekasaw Indian claim
Oh thls claim s692 000 in money has
nesn actnaiiy withdrawn from the
trashy aud warrants for more thai
81, 900 600 are now on their way to st,
Il ,uls, where they will be paid on pre-.
sen allo1.
Another item Of lasgs expenditure
ONES ppder the bead Of pensions
50 700 coo having been paid out o.
rhls account during the past week
Tue tptal exprud tHrss 20 far shI
month foot ~ 50 7S7. GOO aud tue iola
receipts S5 $50 900, while the goit
batauce Is aetu Bliy as stated and Their
. gold IN transit. When u rehcne
ne rrensnry il will Increase the total {,
| 500 600 600.
Order Tor exports Of gold filled II
New York earlier in the week have, /
) understood, been cancelled, as o.
.econ1t ofrmeney there, better rate
fgr money can be obtained at homi
/ han abroad.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23

The AzRoNs
a lew days ago The women Of Kansas
met ID slaie-conYention at Emporia anu.
acre addressed by sons Of tho most
eloquent sprakera oftheir ranks. ODt
4 ibe most eloquent speakers Of tgt.
iay, while addressing the audience
stepped 10 tie frgutof the stage anG.
f5lTiiDg her long white arms across be-
somanty bTaast asked: Il iheEs a man
ID this audience whoever dnns anything
bo llghten TIE burden resting On bis
siie's shoulder IssheFe one man hers
shat ever GOT up ID tbs morning leaving
his Tired EoFn-oat vile to enjoy bel
slambar. went quietly doNn stairs
naada tbe 1re eapken hiaowu 5geahtnsi
saxed no niissing bIlttuns 81 the child
lei clothes. daFupfl the family stock
in9s. secured the pets AID kettles.
sleaued aoa piled The iampsi swegi
sha hifclaen add a II all this II necesear5
ans ailer nag MifhoAt eomPiAint
saera IL s1cn Taan II tilis audience
iet lin aFise. should ike q sss hlm
And away haek d lhe leetafe room
ihefe arase q weary. eafeWQfn ioukiDe
indisidaak Isaaa tae speaker;s hus-
bana
MsWisl wager one ~ gqr balmiesl
mag days age1nsta Kansas biizEsfo
sua tbeN inuae eap keep iis slizzart j
ha iaa. lhai taat woman M slfs
saa 1ae Ara
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23
Flnlsl.ea Nvl.l. -.salll.an.

New York, Jape l0.-Charley Jshh.
son, John T. 5ullIyaIi's old backrf
WAS asked tonight whether be gouI0
AXE the big fen0W ID harness again j.
hreyept Of Sullivan accepting TIL
liberal proposition Of y lufAeFn sporting
uen. johnson was rather sarpri ed
bis qpery was prOpounded 10 him bn,
,fier due deiiberatiou be said; No.
Ia never have anything 60 do Wit.
i'm again He had chance one
before, but be got il ID the neck ana
faere ynu are. YDu say these peept
are willing to back him provided he il
q excellent shape. Well, be eouldnal
iAge been IN better fstile than he was
ghen he was licked BY CsTbettin New
or cans. He has admitted this Iact re.
peatediy 1 believe CDtbett conld whil
uIm il his pAlmiest days I will never
back HIM against Corb-it
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23
glmnporroN RnPORr.
Acreage Iz slightly Eucreasett.
Over k4stsG Near

Washington, jane l3---Flle returns OF
correspondent Of the statistical digis-
Iop of the department Of agrlcilture on
Jane / show that over a large part Of
the cotton belt the organization and
development of the plant have been re
tarded by cold weather and excessive
rain, the latter having also the elect
Of Fetarding work and belating the crop.
La some localities dFyness prevented
successful planting, and much Of the
-eed fa1led 10 come mp IN consequence,
and it is reported that the second plant
rug was to q considerable extent.R fail
gre.
Along the Mississippi aud in the
lOHlands much Iuiury has be II caused
By 0ssrAoGs Within other localities
early planting is assigned as the cause
IF poor stands, while 40 IBeonsiderable
injury from cut worms, lice, etc. Is
also reported. Toe prospects Of a go"d
crop ia much Of the cotton terrItUrE,
are however improving IN consequence
Of more favorable weather
The average condition of the crop in
the consolidation of the re 11fts Is 90 d
as COMPARED Wiih IS 3 last year.
The state averages are as follows:
Virginia %, North Carroll a 50. South
Garoiillp IS. Georgin 81. Fonda 9S
Alabau8 81 M,ssls ipFI &c. Louisiana
81 Texas g. Arkausuw 50, TeHBessee
81
The returns show oDlya slight in
stead Of a lrFge increase OF acreage
planted a. compared with LAST year d.
A considerable reduction oil the area
febn lay planted resniied iron river
VERT ~. Tn average percentage Is
1905. Th- state percentage of area III
CON pariEon VITA the scr-age 0f tasi
year is as f0llnws: VlrgInla 81, NORTH
Baroliua I04 S ,ath Carolina l04.
Georgia l02 Florida 100 Alabam d
400. MissIssIpui IS Louisiana l0I
I xas 1872 Arkansas 10 Tennessee 50,
It with be seen that the stttas Of the
,sItbon crap as com jared with 1892 hR
got ueterIally changed Ih-s acreagr
uas beeu tightly decreased. bat the
condition has correspondingiy 81 Lightly
dec med.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23
HIGH WATER.

4 o,. 7.,:.
M. M, 49,. ~ -" e, 800,
-t.,.. ...s ,.r,.,s.: ,s-s, !,
$3.50 1900, - M. -, b,
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NJ - M, - ,, - - A..
,,s..ass,' ,. r.. 80. II :;
nv, t..,... MA .l.,,a,,,, ,,,,a,,,,s.'.;.,
,,,aT,,aaa.7.s 800, a,,aa.s ,,'a,
s,,,s ,,,,...:.,- - n.5.,;,s,.
t,.I;t,lo ',,-,.,,.ata n .tai,, M !,
,,r ,l,.,,
I'M .ni,;a.t j .,a,,ao ,,,oto.,,o,, !,
,l.o'all,,,i.1 ,a,,s, . M. st,ta !, ~,
N, $50. s,,,,ie.t = "a
$50 III $3.50. - ~, M,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23
CITY noUvRLL.

AiAs asN q y s''aiaasll' VIA = q & =.
eros e. mayor g eile enaifr nst iast
Monday might tefy niue vas aone
except A map oilt Holk i9r NE liissliag
IhHfsaa5 nishs
Na SEE By the report e the finance
committee q me outgoing eouneli tnai
some very good WeEk Va done sinfilg
the yea ~ Them Ihey siafsea N
Eitl y % ne treasury last aniy.
fhey have collected asl5 icU.691s' ana'
aisoilfassa sl2 q 10 "A 'e1fias eAal "
hand s''5seg5 Y "A. TINS alleant ~ e
the crsait ri the inherent funds accord
lpg 70 The budget q last year. W.
notlee among the items o. expenditure
e slz q paid Tor Fnoiie streeisi
~ 339 % paid for electric lights; Sab
57l paid Oh account Of public school
property s658.3 % paid 10 treasurer OF
paolie schools, and sli484.20 paid for
water works.
the report Of said finance committee
claim that lhey have paid warrants OIL
The previous council. i.e., the outgoing
eounei 1892 % the amount OF sl99S o.
and that this outgoing council leaves a.
indebtedness 81 1926 81, Of which $500
is due October, 1893 $500 Of which as
for hose purchased for the city hose
eonapa1iss and 800 for opening DrT'-
sion street, and also s40O due in Oepo-
Der, 1894, for the opening Of Division
street.
1 It's a fact beyond dispute that there
has been more work done Of perma-
asnt character on orr streets during
the last year than was ever done before
an the same lime.
] Butthe credit claimed by The present
outgoing council Of 1892 and 1898 for
paying VI al Indebtedness Of "A 99S 02
eft By the o1ancii oi 1891 aud 1892 j
disputed By the last named 'oeHnell
The chairman Of that COMMITTEES says
! is frue that they left an iaz3lsaJtadness
" S-56l2 "a vet they left resources iine
the eIt5 JuDe II, 1892, Of 81 4SGs42 20
iaY same as will be ssen By TsfereDc
70 the expert committee ms published in
fhe Echo Jolly p, 1882.
4 Having EXAMINED that expert com
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23
ANO rmRn 1lEIEG.aBaNai 11AlIlla
Several Hseopte Hn.smrod and
ESOar EI1Iidren NEisstnE.

Keokuk, Ia, june 14-With q mo
mentis warming the three story brick
business building which fonts on
Ninth and Aiain streets fell shortly
after7 O'Clock this evening 1t Ras
occupied by J. Burrnugh groceries aud
provisions; Shepherd & Beal, salnou,
aud Andrew Wiley noar dealer. Bar
rDugh's heard noise as IL something
was falling.
He investigated and found a portion
of the cellar wall giving way He gave
warning to his family ana all escaped
He then notified the occupants OF The
saloon, bnt before they seontEi get ont
the building fell with crash, bury Jog
several men in the debris.
The iuinred are:
John Baal,
Harry Aoung,
Ben Srehbiuger,
Sam Wof, who is missing
Font children sitting On back porcL
have not BEEN seen since.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23


The following taken IRON aud exchange u
apropos tffhsre Is o secret III buiidlpg
toWus DO yan know what % $50 II yon.
si0n't you can work she problem out n ihFi
olioWiug manner Take Two town sites.
natural advantages possible, and the other
none d these. Take 500 on fogles aHu
minefsm who do not uelieYe II advef
Using; men who do not heiieEe 10 giving
capitalists anything fpr iisking their mentjl
"a their toWn-ang pat them on the eood
site, Va take 200 good live, cneFgtilc
getaup-and get sort 81 frllams, who neYeF
~ an opportunity pass 70 advertise them
selves and their toWH. and put them oil
tue poor Town site then watch these tKa
owns for iYe years aud yan VII very rapidly
caleb on y the secret " toEa buildipgH
Don't yon think the hFother = about eoF-
feet ~ shis Eaatser, according t0 your osgn
pefsousl kaoElegde aud experience
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23

CAYARD --PARIRSH--At the residence of
q M Parrish. "Wednesday morning, July
n, 1898 Rev Mr. Gf0ssman officiating
ANBHEW fCAYARD Of Lafayette. La
to Miss HEBRE Z. PARISH, ~ the resi-
denee Of The brides father, was united
In the holy bonds Of mairimOny.
The Mr.. aud Mrs. Caysrl left on the 1913
tfaiufor their new home in Lafayette MAJ
their fnture be one Of love and pleasure and
the path oftheir life be covered by peace
prosperity and comfort, Is our best wish
Many thaaks for akind remembrance and
the delicious wine and cake received by tn,
| ECHO.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23


Colonel--HeDry Street, OF Orleans Div.
Lieut.. COLL. B. Thoulpson, Of Orleans.
William A. Knapp, 81 Lake City
Div Noe
Maior- Vim. H Riley, Surgeon OF AIgiers
CaPlsin--Peter Bnlz, Asijutant Of Orleans
sCaptaIn--C, X. Browning o. Master, Of
Orleans Div. Mol.
CePFatn--Asiam Torch, Cgmmlssary Of
RathbOue Div No .
srEgeagtt MsiaE--Ed We.tmark, 81 Asca-
Ion Div No.=3.
gommi,ssrg aserg't--Wm. E. Gray, of
Drlsaps Div N0gI
Color seEgsant-wm Heath, Of Algi,rs
Orleans Division No. 1, al Sir iKts.--C4pt
Walter D Kingston; First Lieut. Geo n.
/ .L-sby; SreoI8l Lieut., Erankllu 2 Marcy.
Rathbone Div No. z % Sir Kts.--Cant,
1 Nm Russell; First Lieut. RhiIhpdT, Seelry;
Second Lieut.. + o DeIteil
/ AEcalen Division No 3 81 Sir .Kts.-Capt
/ George Z. Stapii ID; First Lieut., John 7
4 RaiservIeh, Second lien p, I'd Bennett.
/ Atglers Division NO 81 Sir ks.-Uapt.,
/ al red inttsi First Lieut.. GeorgeW Pollock
1 Second Lieut. Chas w Rrlgand
/ Lake City Division No g, 20 Sir KITS
/ Capt, E. Il Ders; FIRST Lieut. W. j. .tyay
Seeopd Lieut. H. Waters.
! tLs'xil gton Division No. a 36 Sir Kits
Capt Sidney A Calougae; First Lieut. J0ll
A. Mclean; SECOND Lirut. Fred Adnlph
gddd" Division No 6, 20 Sir Kits Capt,
+. i. hupli First Lieut., unknown; SecOnr
Lieut.. unllnoRn
Baton Roagr Division No 3. % Sir kts-
4 Capt., II, u. BuHp0i; Fret Lieut. a. D. WI
HAMS Second Lieut., Hubert Wax.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23

GAnYasroE Ners' 100 600 edition e
be issued some lime 10 Jaiy viii doabt
less be tie greaieat advertising medium
Texas bis ever bad. and the larg'
distribution to b made at the World Z
fair IN Chicago viii be The place to GET
shem among sttEngers who knoR but
little Of Texas and this conptrl
Generally
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23

Ne notice ID the New Orleans Pica
gtu,e big era At The freight depot Of
iheL q n road ID abs city. The tota
damage was eslimalsd 81 800 600. a
nnmbef II ships we're IL immsaiab
danger ill assistance was rendered. A
this trpnhia Ras caused BIZ a eigaretieip
bale of has. burning iha fruit shedso
tbe i {. n y and ali their contents.
This Nas evidently dear smoke 70
more than one.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23

WEare ID receipt Of d communication
from citizen headed police JurN
Notes" The appropriations by th'
police iurg are al right. The court
house Is beFeithe appropriation Of onf
Thousand dollars iar the Worlds fair
was one q the best Investments Of that
amount Of money ever made By any
deliberativa body; the donation 20 th'
public schools certainly il not objected
10 by gitlzan or any one else, and a. ior
public roads Citizen is kicking before
he Is spaued. He viii 6ud that ward
seven gets Ten miles, at the last letting
On the 14th inst
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23

OHAneg Leader published ~ z. Y
Curry Grange, Texas, comes 70 M
regular and we consider Il one Of tbr
best weekly papers pnblishedin Texas.
BmEher +. b Uury i Rideawake p BIZ
dirty and never iooses 40 opppftunitJ
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23

TIE Improvement il the inaneial
situation has been very marked dur,ag
thelast few days, and treasury officials
and others Who keep close watch on
financial affairs believe Tint the iurp
las cope ID tie Gov d gold abroad
and that the situation will continue 10
improve. II d certain that the gold
ID the treasury n again Increasing n
d gratifying rate and that there il a.
present 10 demand for gold for ship
ment abroad Secretary Morton ex.
presses the opinian that from new o.
our cereals wilI sake the place of th'
gold phich Va have been shipping 4
Europe. and tie fact Chat the lsrg'
amount ei gold which The Rethsehild.
contFacted 10 Furnish Aaslria has a
been delivered Il also thonght u hava
been factor IA osnsing q cessation il
the Hluropean demsnd ;or gold.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23
NOTICE.

1ir. 4. r Eoristet Is uoN o. The saaff q
ne EcHo, 81 local editor and business maRa-
ger. va bespealI ior him the kind consider
alton of orr patrons.
IHAD MAYO,
Prorrietor.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23

PAzsIpAEg CrEYELAND is deeply
Interested II tie efs,rta that are being
made to ascertain if the osrelessness 81
any person was responsible ipr the
horrible tragedy il Flera's old thepiFe.
which killed "a and injured eixty-odd
clerks Ii TIE records and pensions
Office Of The war department, although
he has wisely RETAINED from taking any
action That might be considered -
inLesfeEing with tbe properly oonsti
tuted ahthoriiiea nov engaged ii thai
tank. Great pressure Is being brought
ID bear on bin to eusPead 81 remove
COL Ainswortb, The army officer Wbe
il al HE head pf tAat office, and upop
whom i great many people are disposed
10 place fhe blame, bat air Clsyelaud'r
idea Of fair play Is such that Il i no,
probable that IL WITH take any action
until there u more tangible evidence Y
Col Ainswortha guilt Chan public
clamor for making him . ssapegoat.
a be b guilty surely thst feet on
hardly eseape the eoKopera jury new
Investigating. and ghe army court d
inquiry Aich win lake tho matter ~
atfhe close Of the inaaeag.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23
At the Lowest Living Prices.
NN1aee.

NTOTICE is hereb, given that the miIliner
IN business heretofore existing under the
firm name Of L z OIBrisn & Co, has this
dav bsen dissolved, apd The business will
hereafter Dee conducted by siiss IL Sealley aud
Z OtBrIrH, under the firm name Of q Seal
ley & ] E O'Briau, who wiil be- responsible
Tor all liabilities, AND are authorized toeollect
all money due the old firm.
r.. +. OiBRIEN,
II SCALLEY,
j Ef0'BRIEN.
Lake Charles, La. IuBe3 lsf3
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lAp MAY 70.

Tr-T gon 40 not receive gaHr paper reznlsfiy
Il nithe 81 man or catar please ne1isy
W. Ms Is 1aee
~ y0u lt goar paper stopped, tell as %
Hke lislie man. pan't iezvc & % ihe
I i postmaster 70 uaig u.s.
TIT guu Hant Eampla e9Fg ioE ypRIsesi ~
friaHa. VI Vfi ba Flsassd 70 send ono
Ill MON reaG0s
III yen ebaaxe gour address LET - know
giving sour name yoHr present post
i plHca ana iha postaiiiee 70 which yon
wsh thr pafer serst
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-23

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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-01
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