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brokers Refuse TO Givs Iuformntio
Conceruiug Their Customers.

wAsHISorON, June l0.-Georgo W.
Slsby, the broker through whom the
son Of senator Ransom had dealings In
sugar stock, was asked by the investi-
eating committee today how the order
slip containing Raus)m'e name became
public.
Silsby said the answer would prob.
ably Involve reference TO tue criminal
Proceedings and he must decline 10 rt-
ply. lie was temporarily excused The
inference " thal the slip was lolon
from his office. Ho said Senator
Ransom hau not spcoulatod. John w.
Mccartney, broker, declined u give
the committee any Information nb 10
the private orders Of sugar stock Dr say
whoiher senators had been among his
customers.
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OMAHA, Neb., June 10. - Judge
Cnaseman handed down decision TO.
day making this temporary Injunction
To restrain Priest Corbetl from Inter
fearing with the Palmyra church per
mansnt. AnRppealbond was immedi-
ately filed.
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$4,000 in City Warrants.

Inquiry At the Office OF Auditor
RayUould today elioited the responso
tuAt there are now ABOUT $4,000 OF
outstanding city warrants. To pay this,
carry ON impro yomcnls and meet rum
ming expenses there 10 Ia the treasury
about sjOl,0JO.
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Saltair Excursions.

Excursions have been booked to
Saliair as followsi
June 2i-Knighta Of Pyihias.
June 27--Fourleenth Ward Sunday
school.
June 2s-Odd Fellows.
July Masquerade Bail.
July iO-Old FJlk'.
July l3-Y. NJ. aud Y, l.. NJ. 1. A.
July ia. o. u. W.
July 9l-L1C0mUllye Fifomen.
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ticed by cree Indians.
HAvBE, Mont, june lO.-The Cree
sun uguco Of three days has just con-
uludod. Three braves were hung up
by thongs thrust into Sits in the
breasts, slashed by Cbie' Little Eggs,
All tainted. A young buck mai sliis
cut In the shoulders nui TO the inset,t d
thongs were tied Jour bulalO skulls
when he dragged after him, Eighty
pieces OF flesh were cut from his arms
TO be kept as tokens.
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The Territorial Board Of Equalizs-
ton Is Ia session today, hearing obiec
tons. It's not unlikely that the boar
viii conclude its laboTs this afternoon
VI nj the latgs, tomorrow,
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PITTsnURu, Pa, June l9.-Twenty
more works In this district resumed
today under the Columbus agreement.
Among them IL one In tho Thick Vein
region where the operators refuse to
pay more Than 81 cents ton. At
Manown the miners have decided TO
g0 TO work when the nOR.uni0u men
are dismissed. Tho operators refuse 10
discharge them.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, June l0.-Wm.
iiimble, hyeryman, and Joseph
hu1ehesOu, a wealthy contractor,
Ought duel on one Of the crowded.
Streets VI this city last night. Both
Received wounds. The men nave been
ttemies for some time, over a business
natter.
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the United States court 10 Toiume
work Ut orcu, importing uou-lnlOu
miners n necessary. In conttquuucc,
United States deputy marshals are
being concentrated at Bevier.
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FROM Cripple creek.

CRIPPLE GREEK, Colo, June 10
After cessation VI business Tor three
weeks passenger trains began running
on the Florence aud Cripple Creek
railway today.
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The Missouri Near The Danger Line.

OMAHA, June l0.-phe Missouri
rose 81 inches between midnight aud
noon. IL Ia several inches below the
danger line yet
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., June H.
The rlyer 10 rising and doing consider.
able damage. Tho Burlington track II
under water below the city and lrliiic
Is suspended.
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LOUISVILLE, June l0.-Tho police
boat Pavonia, from New Albany, met
Kelly's army at West Point, Ky, and
ordered them 10 keep away from Falls
City, After an angry parloy Kelly
ordered the captain 10 turn back 10
Evans Landing, where he d'ssm-
parked. Hr will come 10 Louisville
and try 10 get enough money TO take
the army TO Cincinnati.
sANDERs's MEs SENTENCED.
LEAvENwoRrH, June l9.-Judgs
Thomas today lined Sanders's COM
monwsalers from $50 to $50 each.
They were sent to jail Ia different parts
OF the country In small squads.
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HONG KONu, June 10. In three
days there have been uinely-threo
deaths from tho plague. The removal
" people 20 Canton has caused great
diminutlon In tue spread OF the cpl
demic.
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PLEASANT, Pa, June lD.-rhe boiler
Of Bigger Bros.' saw mill exploded, Kill
ing Nelson Bigger, one Of the pfoptic'
tor, and fatally scaliing Herbert Bill
ger. Tue mill WAS blown % y ocus.
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Excursion Postponed.

The Eighteenth ward Sunday school
excursion, announced for Csldor's PARK
tomorrow, has been postponed until
further notice on account VI the IN.
cIcmency Of the weather.
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No IMMEDIATE PROSPECT OF A
sErTLEMENr.

DANvuLE, H., June l0.--Twenty.
i've local operators signed Rn agree.
ment 10 pay 90 cents ton for mined
coal, IS IOt mine run. The COusOlldat.
OF company oilers 81 cents. The min.
uts demand 80. There Ia no immediate
prospect Of settlement la ths larger
minua.
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RemlngLnn Comes nOme.

II was stated late this afternoon ihst
Councilman Remington had returned
nome 10 look after HE resignation at
the meeting OF the city fathers this
evening.
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CAISEsvmLE, Tex. j. June l0.-Popu
lists OF the Fun Congressional district
at WhltesborO nominated Rev. u. NJ
Brouder, Of this city, Tor Congress.
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LoNDON, June l0.-Mr. Gladstone
said To-Day that he regarded II ~ i'm.
possible for him 10 visit tho United
Status.
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WIN supply tho cold.

NEW YORK, June l1.--New York
banks at conference this afternoon
vowed to supply tue Needed gold lot
export.
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ANTWERP, June lO.-rno military
governor has upologlzej TO Admiral
Efbiu for the oversight Of the authori.
ties In not replying TO the salute Of the
United States cruiser Chicago.
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siNGArOKE. June iO.-No Chinese
Immigrants from ports south Of Foo
Ch0u are allowed " land In tue Straits
settlements.
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MINNEApOLIs, June 10. - George
FeTenbscb, the swlndlor, was delivered
20 tlloer Handler OF San Francisco To-.
day.
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IRONwOOD, Mich, June l0.-NeRrly
all hammers, timber men anu lAD0TeTs
Ia the GOgeOio mines refused 10 work
today. The miners are still at WORK,
trAmming their own ore. II they strike
tue unlouists viii undoubtedly Rttempl
10 prevent the nou-union men from
working.
ORDERED BY the COURT 10 REsUAn
WOhli.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June l0.-The 70.
ueiver OF the Looms company, con.
ttOlling the coal mines NJ Bevlsr, No.,
AMI other points, RAs been directed BY
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nORnILIis CHALLENGE.
Ifo win Face the Namooso Against
AuF OIheF Yacht

NEW lOUK, June lg.-Fmnk T.
Morrill,, owner Of the famous little
steam yacht, Namoosr, has deposited
$1,000 Sud issued a challenge % race
the NamJUse agalust tho steam yachts
Norwood or Yankee Doodle Or any
other boat, tho race 10 be- over tue
course Of American Yacht CLUB on
July l.
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TlIE sfREEr8 FLOODED.

yuswoRrn, Kas., June l0.-A
,isbunt accompanied by high wind
.gst lhis place last night. The water
sibs main streets was from two 10
!, feel deep, hlling cellars and
si,fmining buildings. Great dam
. vas done.
,utnoAp TRACKS USDER WATER.
WICHITA, KAs., June l0.-A heavy
s,n, visited this county last evening.
n NulyAnp, twelve miles south, n
5li bufsl hoo led the country. Tue
nIsf covered the santa Fe railroad
1tn ~ ~ 10 put out the fires In the
cdnes Mulvaue was under water
4 depth Of eight or ton feet and
s,py houses were moved Oh their
limitations. Boats were impfovised
m wagon tods aud RATS made 81
smttf, were launched aud twenty
antilles rescued by this mtans. There
,sft n0 casualties, but the property lOss
} heavy. The water subsidized rapidly.
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MINERS DIsCOURAGED.
The Importation OF Negroes oradH-
atty breaking the atFILo.

sCoTTDALE, Pa, June H. While
the old men are still holding out In the
coke region, the importation OF negroes
is gradually breaking tue strike. Many
Slavs aud Hungarisns, disgustod nj the
long idleness, are leaving never 10 10.
turn. Secretary Darby, OF the miners'
union, has resigned. This has had n
depressing effect on the strikers.
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ruE nARcm OF rHE wEALERs
"Jumbo's" Followers Capture n stocI,
trHtn.

MILWAUKEE, June l9.-Geueral
"Jumbon Caliwelps cOmmonweal
army captured fast stock train on the
Chicago, Milwaukee and 81. Paul
road at Lacrosse at midnight AID
came through 10 Milwaukee, The
army numbered 100.
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o.,or Cf1Y, Kas., June ia ter
s.stnd,t3m ragged here last even.
the hail damaged the corn badly
"A almost ruined the wheat.
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TACOMA, Wash, Juuu l0.-Gonera al
|aiefiutondent q. w. Dickinson, Of
Northern Pacific, who has returned
Gm Idaho, says through trains will
uuning without transfer by next
|iInday. Trains nru now running
~ lhe main line with n transfer Of
lilsen miles by boat on Lake Pen
Ofsille from Sand Point 10 Hope,
AbO,
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CHANGED THEIR MINDS.

ALroONA, Pa, June 2O.-rho coal
operators VI the Broad Top region were
notified today by District President
Bradley OF the coal workers, that the
agreement TO resume nj compromise
wages had been ruscinded. Another
convention will DO held June 25.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-04-06

increased price for his wool, by reason of a
tariff tor It's protection, he will pay it all out
and aueh more to the manufacturer IS a duty
on wooden goods when he need buy Flannel
shirt, an oveFEnat or a pair Of trausprs.
Ar. voorhees, concluded as full8ws:
When the day shall dawn In which the far
mpr, the mechanic and the RaEe-zgoflyers shall
aiik- have The right and the privilege to 20
tntu the open, liberated markets of The lsl5Ii
buy where their hard earned money Will bu,
nust tnr th' ir wants with none 10 modest 10
assess, TO levy or take toll or to tax. then In
deed will the millennium of labor have come.
aud Nil the SONS and daughters Of toll shall
rise up ard call their government blessed
Sir. this Is the birthday Of Thomas j. efTrFsOn
Que hundred and hfty-O one years ago today
he came into the world. the greatest eman-
cipstor of thought, philosopher of liberty
and teacher OF natural rights of men ever
known In human history The blows be
struck for freedom, justice and equality in
government are yet resoundiBg throughout
the earth and they will never cease TO be
heard until the last shRCkle Of privilege and
tyranny is broken. Ten days before his soul
took flight from his mountain home he wrote
his parting WOnis to his C0unttymeH, and TO
all races Of mankind With this great dying
message before US In its spirit We take new
courage and go On with our work ''All eyes
are open or opening" he said, ITO the rights
Of man. The gentle spread of light of science
has already laid open TO every view the pal
psb.e truth that the mass Of mankind has
not been born with saddles on their backs.
nor favored few beted and spurred, ready
70 ride them legitimaDely by the grace OF
God"
Hail mighty message aud hail its speedy
and Certain fulifilim Mt. All hail the conn
sells OF Thomas Jefferson in this hour of
caste, based on weslLh of privilege granted
by law aud OF monopoly fastened on the
slavery Of labor.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-04-06
THE VETO.

After taking his own time, all the time
that was allotted to him under the coll
stitution, and after listening patiently
to the arguments both pro and con in the
matter of the so-ealled seigniorage bill
Mr.. Cleveland has returned the same
with his objections. While we are still
willing to credit him with integrity of
purpose and sincere desire to do his
Whole dnty in the premises, we nevert1e-
less think he has made a grave mistake
1t is not to be wondered at, that he took
the eonrse he did, when We take into
consideration that he was delBgaed with
memorials, circumstances, etc., from
nearly every banking concern, board of
trade and other financial institutions
generally beseeehing him to interpose
his veto. The majority of the people
were iIAfavor of the bill hut they were
not heard from; at least to the extent
that were the moneyed institutions of
the country.
We are satisfied that Mr. Cleveland has
made a political mistake, fraught with
great danger TO the democratic party.
As to the merits of the bill we must
confess that we saw in it no menace to
cur financial institutions, neither did we
regapd it as a panaeea for the ills that
now afiiet the country
The passage or defeat would be
matter Of but little importance, except
that 1t was intended as recognition of
the rights Of silver and to strengthen
the idea Of a dual standard. Its defeat
can but have the effect Of still further
degrading the white metal.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-04-06
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

No one thing could confer as great and
lasting benefit upon the gulf states as
~onld the success of this enterprises. 1t
would change the commerce of the world
The wonder is that it has not been pushed
through to completion long since.
Senator Morgan believes his bill will
pass and that the canal will be we'll
hinder way before the close Of the 53rd
congress, Senator Morgan's bill pledges
the credit Of the government to the
extent Of slOO, ,O00,0O0 and gives to the
United States the control of the canal
for all time to come.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-04-06

The Musicale given by Mrs. Biekfor,l
AT The college on Friday of last week was
a Very successful and enjoyable enter
talnment. 1T drew large and appre-
eiatiye audience Of the intelligent and
music loving people of Lake Charles,
Anaohg them ministers aud teachers. We
noticed also a number from ont of town.
Those present expressed themselves as
highly gratifisd and entertained, and
many words were spoken in eoHimenda-
tion OF Mrs. Bick6ord's work and success.
GEeat interest was also manifested in
the present rapid growth of the college.
The exercises of the afternoon consisted
OF instrumental Rnsic by Mrs. Bielford
and her pupils, ehoruses by the students,
songs and dnetts, all of which showed
good training and skill and weEe well
received by the audience.
That the college is growing in popu-
Aarity aud favor with the people, is very
gratifying. The more they become ac-
qaaiated with it, the mere they are
impressed with its work and its import
aRee TO the interests of the city.
The spring term opened last week with
larger attendance than ever before.
Several young men entered as new
students, and moro are coming. Mrs.
BieEford added several new pupils to
her music department.
Reys. Barteau and Alfred were vel
eeme visitors and delighted the students
with interesting addresses.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-04-06
Slaerif's sale.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish of ClaJca
sieu, State of Louisiana. No ls69.
MCLEAN CURRY VS.. "A, j. REID, Er Al.


MCLEAN & CURRY VS.. "A, J. REID, ET Al.
RY VIRTUE Of a writ of tieri raeiss issued aud
10 me directed BY the honorable court alone,
said have seized, and will 0fler for sale at 1uflif
auction to tke last and highest bidder M tle Cfrt
hOnse door Of this parish, In the city ef Lax
Charles, La, en-
Saturday, April 2Ast, Hs0A.
between legal heuTs the following described pFoD.
eEtS Situated in the town Of Lake Charles Parish
81 IaAeasle State Of Louisiana, and described as
A certain pieeeer parcel Of land contained with
ln the block or sguaBe bounded by Lawrence
hlrEman, Pine, and Ford Streets, commencing at
q p0sut on the south side of Lawrence street one
hundred and ninety tlg0l feet west OF the santE.
VEST corner Of Lawrence and Kirknlau stFsets
or the northeast corner Of above described block
Thence running westerly along the south side of
Lawrence street segenty-five f15} feet and hack
south, between PARALLEL lines, and on a parallel
with hirlman street, to the north side of Pine
street distance Of three haudFed and ninety
tnEee ss9l lest and three inches, more or less TO
gethsE with all the improvements rights ways
ana privileges 70 the same belonging OF In any
way aPpsrtaining theEeta
Seized under said writ
AkAA bis being the second Offering the
above described property viii ~ sold for
u VIII bring on a credit 0f twelve tnaRtls Eur.
chaser 10 farHish bond with good aud solvent r.
euslty and special mortgage On the real property.
sola, VITA elgllf per cent per aRnRln interest from
date until paid, costs aud taxes amounting ~
la0A0 TloFe sr less, TO be paid cash out of price
bldi and the above deseriped property having been
MI 0n this seoead offering towit W the
94fll siay 0f March, 1881 b John III Reid and he
having ia5ied to comply with the terms and oonsi.
uans Of said sale as heFeia set forth fhe 80
property will be Te0aered on the day herainabove
,fhtlohent en- the same terms and conditions as
~ sheriff Of calcasieu Parish La
Sheriff 0ihee Lake Charles, la Apr 81. IssIB4.
A. X. Paio, Esg,, Atty far PlaintiR.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-04-06
Saturday, May I2th, Is94,
sheriff saIe.
Twelfth aaiesal District Court STATE af T0Fia;
ana, Ralash af Caleasisn. No a95s.

vel " = 3adiesal District Court State Of Ioniat
ana Parish Of GaleasieH No agss
FLA aslts4lA OSWALD vss u AT REID, EE. Ala
IyG VIRTUE Of q writ of fieri Saeias issue, and
- 70 nae directed hy tie honorable court aiaTe
saaa haye seiE0d and will otter sale AZ pqflie
aaetlahi e the last and highest hsiaet with nv
1eiastlsat aFEEalsalaeBt af the court haase door
n talaaslsn nafiahr IL the eity ef Lake CHARLES.
eaaasEsisay. 4 EriI aAth, Hsaa.
bstweRa legal hDnFs tho following described man,
hftg Ataesed "a the toBsl d Lake Charles l3aiea.
ais parrish Ia, aud aearrshed At fallvws fasg4t
" A.ets er Parcel IF land il ths eitg 0g Lake
A.iAssfies, L. aud kaaNn and described Al la1s
eiEhs q Aiia pina block lG af tie Jpsenh Il
niger aaadATiAEu ef the Sipefina Aaisiar sal,4
s4Alslan tsgstbeE Elth al Fisltts sass aHd priv
tainiag theEet0
eal3aa under said TF8s
esHas- asa pGl day 0& sale
nANEfg II. 3EEED
sAeish sf GaIeasien Paflsh Ia
aaesHa = talhce laa&e Charles Ia Mn5else 1854
Mfa. sehNAas Asa AIS lar pItf
B6E
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-04-06

III you do not receive your paper regularly
either by mail or carrier, please notify
i us 81 once.
I IT y0u change your address, let us know,
giving your name, your present post
IL ofliee, and the posiofice to which you
wish the paper sent
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-04-06
MARRIED.

POE-C0OPER.-At the Baptist church.
in Lake Charles. La, Tuesday the 3D.
inst, by the Reverend T. g. Alfred.
blR. J0HN II. P0E to Miss EMMA
COOPER, all Of Lake Charles.
Soon after the ceremony. the bridal
party took the west bound train for
Galveston and other points Of interest.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-04-06

The protsati8niats Of Massachusetts
and other New England states are raiaing
2 corruption fund to help tie popnlists
of Alabama carry that state against the
regular democratic ticket at Tie ensnilag
stale election. Senator Hear Il especially
acttve u this work. There il nothing
novel IN this tAing, - II has been the
.pnstenl sar many years for THE high pro-
teetianists to buy np the electors even a.
ttia ANaAaaInaker ID Tie eelebratef
TeAalaa Harrison campaign, the reault
u which TIE haia Nannanaalser aseribes
entiEelg II himself aag hie assti.sas.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-04-06
SlleriR's Sale.
4"elith Judicial District Court Parish Of Calea-
hieu, state OF Louisiana 9t40
ALLEN J. PERKINS, SR,.
GEORGE T. WALTON.

f8A FlkEUE ola writ of seizure and sale issued
and 70 me directed, By the honorable eouFf
AlgResaid have seiEed aud will offer for sale AT
Rqeiic anetionr TO the last and highest biddsT
vitae Hlthont the beneht Of appraissmeHt at the court
Charles, La, On
Saturday, May I2fh, 1894,
between legal hours, the i0lleRing described pYop
sFty situated inlthe parish OF Caloasiel sfsfe ~
LOUISIANA and described as follows taBit;
ne northeast quarter OF the southwest auarta7
Z 49, y ehe south halt 0t the southwest quarter 81
81 hange nine ipl, west. containing 10 acres Is
Eether with al buildings inpFo FeaneBta. riellts
Wy Y and pr Riieges 70 the same belsnging
seized under said writ
IEEAis:--Cash On day Of sale
DAVID J. REIB.
70, -. Sheriff Of Calcasisu Parish, ia.
Sheriff Dflee Lake GhafIes Ta.. ABrij 4fB Issat
Mitchell 4 Mitchell Esqs. Att VI fsr Pitig,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-04-06
Saturday, NAV I2fh. 1884.
SlReriR's Sale,


Twelfth Judicial District Court Parish of Calea
sleu, State Ut LOuisiana.-No. 2Iu3
JuSEPh FISILIER, VS., L. j. RINGUET, Fl Al
PN AIRTUE Of a writ of fieri fscias issued
- and 10 me directed by the honorable cu1rt
aforesaid have seized and will offer for sale al
public auction. TO The last and highest bidder
WIN tle benefit Of appFaisement at the court
69hse door OF this parish in the city OF Lake
Charles, La, on
Saturday. May I2th, IsDA,
between legal hours the following fiescril,l prnn
eFiy, situated in the town Of Welsh Calcaaien
p2rlsh, State OF Louisiana, and described a. fol.
lows IOwit:
The west half of Lot No. One a.. OF Block No
Two T. town Of Welsh. Caleasieu parish. Stale
OF Louisiana together with all the improvements
nights, ways, and privileges to the same belong.
ln& or IN any way aPpertaiHing thereto
Seized under ssid writ.
Iermss-Cash on day Of sale
DAVID !. REID
Sheriff Of Galcaseu Parish La
Sheriff Office, Lake Charles La April 3d lt94
a, +. PuiO, Bsg., Atty for PftfT
66t
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-04-06

HE i&fan R9A was Iaken hi bg the
asiaiAse n Monday Al twD oelaek, III
sascosaaAAee With The agreement laale ly
ilAe hlaa2aea canmifiee Isat little other
Aassaaas wlll w tEaAsaasesi tn tae senate
saiatii thAA n ssigIsaassa VI. Two zasl weaxs
WIFI ~ aegstetl io tlse biit u tlse assaase.
Whathaa fsa waanest lFieaas alll seeae
Rsse II af1ef II lAAs passad tAmBgli tstss
ordeal, i aiattef IL deuh