denly his eyes opened and fixed
mselveeuponiý friend ; ._Lre. . as
n omentar.y, .tbition of energy,
a then tlk'irtil~b came out cleaity
's a good thind to hold, Cyrus;
k p your margins kood." It was the
I nage of tlhe stok exebhange. Then
t old man died. He was not mer
ary or miserly; on the contrary,
was a man whose life had been full
p ielpful and generous acts, but he
di 1 business man. It was as no
e a case in its Way as any ever oc
ru ing-showing' the death-bed in
sti ct, which is little more than me
ch ital. It is nature's opportunity;
not to be regretted, .ature is
, and at the last moment makes
de dying man himself again, instead
pf death-fearing invalid.
hese items re pled firom the
I a Progies of ateorday last :
ristide Booin and Baptiste Raclh
a residents of this parish and mem
be of the Vigilance Comlaniitee of
tel Piquant, were last Weenk charged"
re Justice Myles with having en
tI in the night time the dwelling
h1 e of one Joseph Joe, a colored
ma, armed with pistols with intent
to 11 said afiant. They were ,com
mit d to the District Court for final
tria
the 21st inst., Clesmee ;Dugas
an Decotnine Danutreive appeared.
be e Judge Fontelien on a prelim
in exanrdintion charged with hav
ing urdered one Joe Leden., The
Pai Judge after a thorough exam
mnt n of the case admitted the ac
dus to bail and they were committed
to t District Court, and bond fixed
at each for their appearance
befo said Court.
II ICIDE AF LAKE CHARLES.
