davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

Times democrat
Tue Republicans were completely
,lazed By their overwhelming defeat ct
b. polls in the NHvFmber election
They had not calculated on LOSING the
presidency, even ~ narrow mnrgln
aud did not rsgsrd their long MAIN
'mned msjgrity iu the senate as in any
danger of Eeri0ns diminutiOn,
Inelr surprise DC the result If the
election simply overwhelmed them and
They threw up the sponge aud betouk
themselves 90 the task If finding excuses
aud charging each other slth RESPONSE
nihty Tor the great political landslide
after awhile the Republicans caught
heir secoud breath aud began looking
trauBd to sre If some hing might not
be saved IRON the wreck, The Repub-
&c n- huve never hesitated 10 gain pos
session Of 0fiiee by any means, far or
foul, or 10 nHintiiD their control BY
giving office to defeated candidates. Of
thsIr own party aud turUIng the Fur-
oessful Democratic candidate ont IN the
epld westher whenever they had the
poser They have rea0uled 30 aIi sort
II roiitiGal Chieauery 10 maintain th sm
selves iu power aud 80 small thug Rs
,trHltug HtRte government or legIB-
ature only pleasant pashme.
| Before the returns we're al IN from
some Of the close states ia The fur west
IL WIS discovered that there might be
an opportunity for spme slick work IN
obtaining possession Of the legislatures.
Ii this could be dome the Democrats
oauid be robbed of at least part OF the
fruils If their victory, They might
save the United States senate. bccause
ala OF these stRtes IN which the lrgis,
latureis 81 evenly divided ure to choose
/ UUited States senH orr. Ibey Thought
/ the game worth the candle aud they
set To work systematically and vigur,
lpnsiy to3captpFv the SENATOR'S from Kau-
sas Wyoming aud California aud The
| RapEbllean press las already given out
but the Democrats have NOT got tht
senatp yet. IsiaHhoid game the Rp
,uhlieaHs have hern Yliu,iu eRpeota Is
IN Kansas, where they turned dow
enough populists to give them cobtrf
Of the Legislature, If their plans work
bat il VI not avail to save them fran
their loss OF control Of the Uuitad State
senate.
The ID mOerats have been intrustat
by the people with the control OF thr
government in all its branches and the,
will not be cheated Of their victory.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

The snrplns food 81 the world woald
list little over year sHpposiug vege-
table supplies were cut on and domrs-
nc aud foad animals bad to be led on
stored produce Men and beasts wopid
exhaust This ID ahaut twelve months.
mau, d course. Strengthening i've stock
for food 81 the time, and SO decreasing
the consumption Of vegetable produce
by animals. This estimate dees not IN
Guide Habibg OF hunting, and only ap-
bhes o. piyil7ed communities 1t the
reproductive powers Of the animal AID
vegetable world were suddsul3 abro.
gated, ibe savage races Of the eartl
Wauid starge 70 death in a few weeks
as ReFy few Of them have more ut th,
outside, chan months supply Ia hand
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

Chicago ledger.
lbe Chinese do everything backward
Their compass points TO the south in
stead 81 the north. The men wear
klrts and the women trousers while
lh-m wear their hair long tbe wo-
men coil theirs in knot. The dress
,nakers are men; the women carry bur
leps. The spUken language is not
written, and the written language is not
p0ksn. Books are read backward and
suy notes IRE inserted at the top. White
used for mourning. AID the brides
amnids wear black instead OF being
,unidens these funciionaries are old VIE.
men The Chinese surname aemea
irst, aud they shake their own hands
lustean ~ the hands of one when they
greet, Vessels are launched sideways.
and herses.aFe mann,ed from the Of
side They commence their Dime,
with dessert and ena MP with soup aud
gsh
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06


S me northern papers can Attention
tn the will Of Marion Phinezy 81
Athens, Ga, 40 ssraDge aud un nturai
thing, says the New Orleans Pigayahe.
shieh further EemarlEr: She WAS i
colerea woman and " one time fhe
alaVe Of Frrnandma Phlnezy Size
purchased bsr freedom as loug ago IS
1856 hut continued to 1--we IN her mas
EMS family. rnd areHgAulated consider
ABA t.r,speriy At asr death A shVrt sine
age she left ME ahnle Of her prop
erty, about $40 600 10 the son 81
Der former maaler To any one a
ail arauaEied esth the intimate and
eonddaufia rotations existing between
Gle old-time muster aud slave Id tbe
snuih there ID nething strange %
unnetHrai II the paeprrenee on the
aepisar it was be most NEUTRAL thing
IA Abe world The man 10 Eharo shs
pilsad The money had 4sfpbshly RrneI
III ii heF ARMS laa kissed BIZ 4 thun
sand tsmea, aaa regarded her with at
aisrctien saeoud only 10 shat Mhich II
felt for lis own mother Aud she hii
nrfaray. falt tauasd BIN 81 toward
Ter a@n son.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

q
The highest iolpt If the worlds sur
face ever reached b human feet a preb
ably the top III Mount Aconiagna. in
The Glilian Audes twauts-three thou
sand feet above the level Of tue Pacific
and nearly two thonsand feet shove the
summit Of Moant CHimborszo The
aammit ridge IL BavHlaghiri, in tho
Eastern fismAiayasi riaes gradually iraIn
tlfa borden 81 eternal snow TO a height
Of twepiy-seysh Thousand feet present
ing an easy ascent. all along with none
81 fhe areaipices surrounding the peak
ok high VOLCANOES. The Nrenct Traveller
Jacunem0Ht managed 81 reach the back
bone 81 that ridge and ophgratulat. q
hilnseii an the favorable state Of tbs
weather bat bad 70 turn back after
climbing 10 an altitude of tWeutY-tau
thDuaaud eight hundred feet, where hlf
Breatting became lahofions ara san VIZ \
leHisp 81 dizzinrsa made him feer b
would faint aid tail aD the snow.
Balloon tourists, however, reachee
raneh efeaIei heiRbts Tue aeroHHu
rtiR Ave sud ousshaif mites and Rra
aas0r GiRisher. Of England tLirt, -tlifel
thuusnnd feet, of very neHfly SIX miles
thongh only BY means Of &c antomatil
coufgiTanee that opened valee AM
thus Inaile The BALBOA sink alter reach
iaig a certain Atitads the uaFanan
himself haslng rsmained ii d state .
4aii slupar after seeipg his barumeie
Indicate tbe iige-mils lepci
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

The Anarchist Orator topeping the
msesinR) III Fellow riazens ! have jus
been insulted BY one ef the conscience.
ess plniscrAcy The oppressor met me
on the street aud I muttered: tBswars
I'm An anarchist" Then the insnHinR
monepnlist turned upon me aud SAID
Are g0p? Wsil heres qnaaleF;
aet yourself 4 drink What shall w
ny 81 such vile -
The mertlBg (ananimously fisine)--
Wlich way did he go2
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

Af Sc. G.. Certain Chils Cure
IN mot gLRe best remedy y@u flaVC
ever used fer CEliiEs and Fever
your money will Roe refunded.
Pleasant 30 EAke.
Sold by a ID. KsaFnry
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

sc. G. c. Certain Chill Cure''
Is pleasant To take and harm
less. Children like O.. gsuaran-
iced so cLEPe GhiEIs and Fever.
No CBFe--NO Pay.
Sold by NJ ID Kearney
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06
WTERESS and ECHO
For IA Year. for St.75.

This price Rs orr Eeadera know, is only IS cts.
MOI than the regular price of the Echo, and
could not be afforded except tbat we anticipate
q very large increase IN orr numbers,
A sample copy of the WITNESS viii be sent free
on receipt Of request by postal card,
Address, BsCHESB.
Lake Charles, La.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

Ihe aiional Rfarn Asseeialion
held sheH session n Philadelphia last
week ieF heennnal aBnference al tie
Christian aaeasien q evil goyeremeus.
~ eiefeaee 10 dfgarae Feferm fapf
n6w slaesep haTe barn issued 40
tas M nslia ahe loussiiu
logs pfna 3 uake possible 3
aatIepA grlake and divorce law
pH@s5 SO aoa pending bsiafe
eaaaltAee III charge
M has han nsgeaizad il
ih Bishop Fhifsskri
IS daeafaeniAson ssheg
ais az the ok hers lnsi
esa anepp hiet IL tiAe fe
sn af AAa AaFgNtae aealI
iae eqslaeg NE Assert
aiili the Gt6ieiier
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

Children Hike 10 take 81 g. &C.
Certain CiiIIB GHrc,'' Tie pleas,
ant and guaranteed cEIrc for
Fever, AgHe and HIa&RFia-NBeI-
ter than QuiniRe.
Gold by N. ID KeaFney.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

The king Of All Cough Cures
is &c q. e.. Certain Cough
CuPe.' NJ cures Coughs, Colds,
HOaFseness, Group, Influenza,
Bronchitis, &C, where other
remedies Rail-.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

SEC. G. Certain Corn Cnre,s
removes COfns, Warts and
EsWni0ns, Warranted. See that
- e. tC. C.7' is blown i'm every
Bottle. Rake mo other.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

II is proposed to construct rowing kills Of
aluminium A Eoud idea that will put oars
men 4Ou their metal,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

A trial will convince the most
sIEepIieal that &C. T.. C.. Certain
COmgh Cure" H. t-Bc greatest
remedy eXlamt for the cure
OF IsRdariPPc, Group, Coughs,
Colds, GEc.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

The telephone girl who was relieved Of her
Valuables by fOntpads probably reversed h'
syiableS ~ her professional salutEtion during
the next few days.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

We suppose the flight OF time is not an
dueed by the spur IF the moment.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

Do not teach your little ssu to blow open
his SAVINGS bnnk with pOWder.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

a pepper aud satt suit uught pU be always
''seasouhbl-."
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06
INTTERITY
slE LslllArhA -.

Tulane UnivfrRity embraces College EfiEl
School, 3 sophie Neweomh Memorial Col
lage iQr Ypung Women Law aud Mrdiea
NsEaftmeM5s. fhe Colleges has four payAlie
euusaeA-- Classical, l.iiteFary aeieatfiic, ent
EHEuefrlng There iaHisaa sptniH e0prst
81 Elecificiil R,ngiheeriuN Nexf annual ses
sion pi ths Academiea DepAftfaeuts inelpa
ina sAe II Sophie &eWeamh Cetieee hegln.
sletaBrf erd Law Department optns Nogrm
ben i4fh. Ma1ieal Depsfueet. 0rtobrr & Ii
HQr special y ri eAiaiugues, aqdl IL
the eserrtAry q FIJI uuiyHFslty ulaqe n I'D
WM PREagaN JOHNSTON, Fi@iaaat.
el-27 2m
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

M .,vsv1usvuss Debility, SpermGtorrhma,
INEzbENNEaaS Seminal LOSSES, Night
Emissions, Loss Of Vitpl Powers, Slseplessness,
DespOndsnuy LOSE Of Memory, Confusion of
Ideas Lassitnde GlO0ininess, Depression Of
Snirits Aversion TO Society Easily Discouraged,
Lack Of Confidence Dull Listless Unit for Study
or Business, anu finds life burden SAFELY,
PERMANENTLY AND PRIVATELY CURED.
asHOOd RHRd Skin s8sSiifs
a fissase most huTrible In its results, completely
eradirnted without the use Of mercury ScfOfula
Erysipelas Fever Sores, BlOtGhes Fimpes Ulcer
/ Pains in Head and Bones Syphilttir Sore Muuti
and Tongue CAtHrrh, etc PERMANENTLh
/ FTEsSrHsRlB.v Kidney and Bladder Trou
| " - % hA@As0 " bss Weak Back Burning
| Urine Frequency of UrinatinE Brine high color
| ed Or with milky sediment on standing, GOn0r
| rhRa, elect, Gystitis BtC,, promptly and saiell
cured. Charges reasonable
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

making the WTTNRBs one Of the strongest and
ablost family newspapers published
The WITNESS IS Just the paper for Farmers,
Farmers Wives Farmers Sons Farmers Baugh.
tsFB Country Merchants Country Stufe,KeepUrs,
BlRcksmiths, Carpenters. Builders, Stone MasODs,
and all other labOrers, who f0rm the backbone ol
4 our country md who want to be thoroughly
I posted in what is going on in the world.
special 70 the sulssrlsibers Of aIpe ECHO
4 In order 10 largely increase 0Rr absorption lis
we have made an arrangement with the WITNESS
whereby we can send you the
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

d D neyer 20 laLe b Loo earIg b Do GOOD.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06
I!H9 lew York VIaGIIF Witnsss,

The above and other we'll known writers WI
contribute special ARTICLES during lsB3 to the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-21
BIG BRIDGES IN ENGLAND
Magnificent Spans Which illustrate
the Progress Of Engineering

The scientific construction of great
bridges in Great Britain has been SIN.
died with much diligence from earliest
times, and has quite equaled the BRO.
gress in the other branches Of arebl.
lecture, says London Tit-Bits. The
most ancient bridge in England is the
Gothic triangular bridge ut Coryland
in Lincolnshire, which is said to have
been built in $50 This singular srue
ture has three approaches from as
m1ny roads, formed by three segments
Of a circle which meet in the middle
and for three pointed arches. The
longest bridge in England is that over
the Trent at Burton, in Sta~ffordshire.
built in the twelfth century, of squared
freeStOnC 1t consists Of thirty-fOu
arches ana is 1915 feet in length. The
old bridge at Newcastle-upon-Tyne
was built Of stone in 1881, and that
over the Midway, ut Rochester, about
the same time. The London bridge
was composed originally of twenty-five
arches, and was incumbered for many
years with n street Of houses, which
was removed between 1856 and 1903.
and the three center arches were then
converted into one Of y feet span.
The bridge built over the Conway at
LidnrWst, in Denbighshire, BY lingo
Jones in 1890, may be classed among
the best of the English bridges, al
though it lies in Wales. 1t consists
Of three arches, the largest of which
is 5S feet span. The road and the
parapet are very ow and the approach.
eS steep, and the bridge has an IN
usually light and airy appearance.
Another beautiful and singular bridge
that built in TAG over the Taft, in
in Wales is also worthy of notice
Glamorganshire, by William Edwards
an u"neducated country mason. Some
time after its erection it was, unfortm-
ately, carried away by masses which
the torrent of the river drove against
1t. As the builder had given security
for the durability of his work for seven
years he was compelled to erect an
other, which he did with all possible
speed. The second bridge consisted Of
n arch, for the purpose of admitting
freely through it whatever %incumhranc-
es the flood might bring down The
arch was completed, but before the
bridge had received the parapets the
weight pressed in the launches, raised
up the crown and laid the fine arch
in ruins in 1851. At the third attempt
the bridge was completed and has
since CALAMITY withstood the test Of
time and flood.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-21
MADISON MAN CHOSEN.
b. A. Brown Honored by the Grand
Commandery, Knights Templar.

E. A. Brown Honored by the Grand
Commandery, Knights Templar.
Milwaukee, oct. 1.-THE Grand
Commandery Of Wisconsin, Knights
Templar, held its annual session at
Egyptian hall today, The following
officers We're elected
f. 5. Elliott Milwaukee, grand com
mander; Geo. II. Hopper, Ashland,
deputy grand commander; f. G.
Deane, Racine, grand generalissimo;
c. y. Rogers. Milwaukee, grand cap.
tain general; c. II. Fraser, Sheboygan,
grand prelate; II. c. Dittmar, Fond du
Lac, grand senior warden; 5. j. Muir
ply, Green Bay, grand junior warden;
f. J.. Won S~uessmilch, Delayan, grand
treasurer; J. W. Latin, Milwaukee,
grand recrder; r. w. Goldin, James
Vile. grand standard bearer; +. A.
Brwn, Madison, grand sword bearer;
II. h. Ed ards, Boscobel, grand ward
en-: ]. B. Funke La Crosse, and c. f.
King. Hudson, guards; Leonard Bar
rett. Milwaukee, grand sentinel.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-21
MADE FAMILY TROUBLE
prOminent st. Paul Man Sued by
Woman for $4,000.

rrominent st. Paul Man Sued by
Woman for $4,000.
st Paul, MINI, Oct, 12-Suit Is bs
gun against Frank Il. Bass. prouaaat
in business and social circles. for $40.
900 damages for the alienation of tbs
affections of Mrs. Jennie Crane 1bs
lady is pretty, % years Old, and The
wife Of Eugene Crane, superintendent
Of the JOO-acre farm OF Mr., Bass. M
Stacy, MINI. The complaint cl.r.x
Mr.. Bass and Mrs. Crane with breaking
the seventh commandment and thar
the former induced Mrs. Crane to ou.-
the home of her husband.
Frank b. Bass is a very wealthy man
who lives with his wife and children
il one of the finest residences on sum
NIT avenue. Cranes attorneys win mn
in evidence letters and kilograms of N
very damaging character addressed by
Bass to Mrs. Crane. The latter has
gone to the home Of her parents M
Hammond, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-21

ing Of a car attached TO a Northern
Pacific train near New Rockford, \. d.
The victims, some Of whom may die,
are: J. II. Ayers, Elma. Iowa; +. Bar
ron, w J. Moody, V. +. Straycr, Cal
MAJ, iowa; n. w. H.. C~avanaugh, P.
Nearer. Adams, Mimi; Wright Dyer,
James Quarrels, w. II. Thurston, Nh
waukee, Wis; w, G. Earl, c. II. Earl.
Wmkeon, Iowa; +. J.. Earring, &lvis
Gale, A. Il. Heebe, A. i. lager, F.
Eager, A. J.. Patch, James Reinfreid,
Titus Schmidt, Dubuque, Iowa; Oscar
Vanderbilt, Des Moines. Iowa.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-21
GATHERING OF jews,
Celebration Of the Golden Jubilee Of
the Society Of B'nai Birth.

New York, oct. 12.-The Jewish or
der of B'nai Birth win have the great
est gathering in existence during the
celebration Of its golden jubilee, be-
ginning today and .asting for three
days.
The order has $1,000 members in
This country Of whom 1000 live in this
city. Delegates are~expected from eT-
cry state and territory of the Union as
wen rs from Germany, Roumania,
Africa. Austria, Palestine and Syria.
The ce ebration opened This evening
with a Seiu concert ut the Grand Cen
ira Palace.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-21

thing that would save him.
as it was learned that he had
a statement Of the facts his friends
and around Elkhart got up petition
TO the governor for a pardon. and s,r
three weeks ago the cas- was formsn[
Gale d TO his attention. w.
French has written a letter in MI
he speaks of Noel's splendid ,r-
record and many Of the prom.na@-
citizens Of Elkhart have written ~.
sonal letters to the governor N t
behalf. In addition to these, the sor
ernor has evidence which he has him
sef gathered in the case and NJ
will be liberated early this waaE
The slayer Of Abraham Paulus Is now
Il free man.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-21
CONDENSED NEWS.

Mrs. ConkIing, widow Of the late
Senator Conkliug, is critically IL at
Utica, n Y.
George A. Morse, Of Minneapolis, has
fed. He is % forger to the extent OF
$4,000.
Franz Lyuz, keeper Of a restaurant
at Council Bluffs, Ia, ended his life
by shooting.
The trial Of Wes.ey G. RIPLEY for
shooting John W. Mackey has begun
at San Francisco.
Postmaster Peterson at Lewiston, S.
D.. shot and KILLED his wife and him
self. He vas jealous.
Joseph Hendely, a miner, was so
badly crushed by falling slate at Boyd,
Ind, that he win die.
Louis Roller, a New York plumber,
who faxed some time ago, is accused
Of extensive ~forecries.
Ex-Speaker Reed, of Maine, opened
the republican campaign at Cincinnati
by a protection speech,
James @. Hucstou. once manager Of
the Associated Press, died at New
Ao'N ~ '''eo''i Hi'nius'uS'
Pcnton Seaman was fatally beaten
by a farm hand near De Kalb, III.
A posse Is searching for the man.
At indianapolis the court decided
Iron Han Receiver Fal-ey acted right
In placing the funds at interest.
War In the order of Roilyay Telo.
grapbers is ON again bv an Omaha
appointment opposed by Chief Ramsav.
Al,o,n,S are ~lvilus 10 SECURE
. pc, y'l,"' =, "''' tol 5nlOeA"''
~" - i''''""'
Queen Victoria has approved the
appointment OF the earl of Elglu as
VIcefoy OF luala.
The safe of the Orange CITY uonal
bank was blown omen Inv burglars
Tuesday night and .ooted Of $1,000.
rho Roston stool ry,h,nro .o,+ OIL,
p%etltion addressed to mo san7t,rs 49,
inc i-mmodi,to ,.ti,n nm n,oD III. IAN
u.rr, yyhito ....,t,r. 80 +n.. r-,i.
Oh Stotos nroi,ass, fn r',51, i,.
s,ilol f,r No,, y,r1 nm ~
wantn,jc
,,,,,. ,a, ,.m,
- 80 inns ""'
INA Ga. Eua, 60 ~" y
aa.,rs .Jo,,, 7' "'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-21
A RrRsr or REGRET

We're used To seeing it in men,
But painful tits 70 meet
The woman who chews her toothplck
Upon the public street.