O.ibbings and Ceilings eaqm M..waew.
Wehster parisb had snow, April.
ihreveporia tobalighted byestriealty.
A 0,000D-gallon oil tank is to bp.etsd
In Monroe.
A lar e8 wasiS, (Oo
lambia pariah.
A post-ffie hasbeeeen establishedat Pros
pect, Sabineo parib.
Jeannerettelaiqs to. have a reritable
wild ninh captured at Lake BSauage.
saac Bird-of Vidalia is in hoc for th
murded of Jo i Stphason. Both colored.
Five prisoners, of whom three are mur
derers, have escaped from ibe Shreve
port jail.
A f eig t in wnt throtugh - > tres
work near Tiegervil, demolishing two of
the Czt.'
A Negro named Randall Clark stabbed
and kilXed a~othb~a aed HBoard, is T.e
aSM parei."
A movemeaetison foot in Congress to
extinguish th debt due by the World's Ex
The DaeB sa¢aEwuse,, in St. Mary
parish. "l SeIy destroyed by fire, will soon
-be rebbilt.
The d erlling. house of MIr. . M. Lee. Br.,
of Farm erville, was recently burglarized of
uver $1(0O0.
Mrs. Willie A. Hedgpeth,.an aged widow
of Jackson parish, ~topamitted suicide by
taking poision.
A ROeImDOB stasel delivered 100,000 sack,
of Misouri corn and 2900 boxes of Chicago
mneat at Monroe,
M r. J. D. Cunningham of Tangipahos
parish made the lrst shipment of straw.
berties to Mi4age.
Tom Harris, colored, of Shreveport, is
to be tried for the brutal murder of his8X.
ycar-old nephew.
M r. Lnbat of Terrebonne, fell into Bayou
Terrebun.n, I.ag a valuahle horse by
drowning and $124 in cash.
The golden spike in the track of the N.
R. It. and T, X. B. as been driven at a
point in onaordliaparish.
The lease of the ferryeroes the ~Missis.
aippi river at Plaquemine has been sold
for $570 fog.fhe eurtzrs year..
