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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-16
porarv loan, die sum q $4,000. During

porary loans, the sum Of $4,000. During
the year 1888 and 1854, there was bor-
rowed as above stated, the sum OF $2G8, 900,
making the total s406 900. The State, how
ever, was not in debt at any one time in
this large sum, payments being made from
time to time, on loans falling duo, and
new loans made as the necessities Of the
State required. The aggregate of these
payments made during the last two years
being 500, ,240 OIL, an excess over the sum
borrowed during the last two years of
$2s2, ,400l reducing the amount OF these
loans on October /, 1884, to the sum OF
Sl11,7
The Auditor reports that since the end
OF the fiscal year other payments have
been made on account OF these loans, and
interest amounting TO the sum Of $685.
94l 67; and no further loans have been
made, leaving an actual amount outstand-
ing Of sol 900, with small amount OF in
terest, no part OF which Is due to the
School Fund.
The estimated probable receipts Of the
Treasury for the fiscal year ending Septeni-
Der 80, 1886, are as follows:
To whlchadl balance on haud....,....... M.2S9 "A
IN, sshins satlbsi.a 's ss Tor The yea; sis ts t
Estimated balance 5ss7i GS
The estimated probable receipts at the
Treasury for the fiscal year ending Sep
teinber so, 1886 are: ~.
Add balance lcstinSiedi on hand. Ss,s74 O6
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Its but just to DR.. Hostetter TO say that
a friend Of his denies the story entirely
and says there is not word Of truth in it.
Among the bankers it is said that the
banks were willing to continue to carry
the paper OF the firm, but owing TO hard.
times and scarcity OF money Oliver Bros.
& Phillips were unable to raise the money
to meet the interest aud to pay their EN-.
ployes. tits said their pay rolls amounted
TO from S200,0O0 TO $25U,000 q month. and
this was too much for them to meet any
longer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-16
ASSESSMENT.

In my last message 1 called the atten-
ton OF The Legislature to the fact that
''the taxable values Of the State have not
increased in proportion to population"
p.opesty p ~ tos tIs Year ISL 1oaSss "a
Ta1. ~, Mas tae assessed value iof ns sSf IS, co
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-16

Showing a tlecrcase In seven ycars
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-16

considerable sums and that It was only
alter an all-night consultation with the
other partners that the suspension was de-
cided on.
Il seems that II , B. scutt & Co.. the wire
firm in which the divers are largely in
terested, is notincluded in the suspension.
twill be some time before the details
neccssaryto throw light on the failure can
be Obtained. y. -. 9 IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-16

C0Nlinued Oh lAifa Pagh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-16

Leaving balance on hand octl ls,a oLs 2l2s23 IS
The following statement will show the
receipts, disbursements and balances per.
tanning to each Of the funds for the fiscal
year ending September so, 1893:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-16

A loss OF over 100000 in tho aggre-
gate value OF both kinds Of property in
seven years, and this too, while our popu-
lation was rapidly increasing, and Of con-
sequence adding largely to our wealth.
Tho fact was, our personal property had
not lessened in value; the fault was in the
inefficient manner our assessment laws
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-28
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, Aug. 81. noon.-ConsOls, 1907.
The amount Of bullion in the Bank of Eng
land decreased f69l.S05 during the past week.
The proportion Of the Bank of England re-
serve TO liability, which last week was 40 l-l6
per cent, is now As per cent.
PARIS, Aug. 27.-The weekly statement Of
the Bank of France shows an increase Of
100000 francs in gold and an increase of
sass. 600 francs in silver.
NEW YORK, Aug. q, noon.-Stocks active but
heavy. Money easy at per cent. Exchange
long, "a 81; short, 81 S51z. State bonds neg
lected. Government bonds dull bat steady.
$500 p. m.-Exchange, 81 81. Money closed
at l(0il& per cent. Sub-Treasury balances
Gold. 1854, 56l, 900; currency, $26 900. Gov
ernment bonds strong; four per cents, l23 (;
three per cents, 1885 bid. State bonds gem
orally strong.
The stock market has exhibited decided
strength to-day, with the exception of re-
action in Pacific Mail, the most of which was
recovered before the close Business was
also moderately active, but the largest trad
ing was in Lackawanna and Western Union.
Prices at the onening were strong, showing In
most cases an advance of 1sGsE per cent, ana
there were further game, In the forenoon
of from - to over per cent, when, with few
exceptions, the highest prices of the day were
made. The market was heavy. declining
slowly after midday until nearly . O'Clock,
losing a considerable portion Of the early ad-
vances, although with few exceptions the
lowest prices were at or Immediately follow
ing the opening. In the last hour there was
rally, led by " estern Union, which touched
It's highest price and closed with a net gain OF
per cent, but Lackawanna, New Jersey
Central, st. Paul, and Missouri, Kansas and
Texas advanced 14(93z per cent. The result
OF the days operations other than the stocks
mentioned was an advance Of l per cent. for
Lake Shore and Union Pacific, ~ for Contra,
Pacific, q for New York Central, and smaller
fractions for the rest of the list. Reading,
which was the exception to the general rule,
opened higher and closed "a per cent. lower.
The supply Of coal on hand is excessive. In
some cases the companies are compelled to
hire barges in the bay for storage, the Ordi-
nary dumping grounds being full. The result
is a gradual reduction in price and hand-to-
mouth buving by con umers. The grangers
were unusually quiet, and without special
feature. 1t was known before the opening of
the board this morning that no damage mad
been done in any part of the countr; last
night by frost, and that the prospects were
5ns6 ,, warmer "eatner would prevail; SAFES
lOWinp nnntatinns:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-28
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Gate City, for Boston
Mrs ID r Fuller, G NJ Mills, Jno Griffin. Mrs F
Mllledge and children. r Hlford, j Watts,
J l. LOckett, Mrs 3 Watts, j Sharkey, Alex
stephens, j Pooley, A Hogan, W Cobb.
Per steamship ChattahoOchee. from New
YORK; A Shingleur, II Wolf, G Wolf. j D
Shehan, A Blakely, c j Gardner. B Cohen, C
a Wheeler. a 4 Wheeler, w A Moore, Mrs ]
Horn Jr, Mrs NJ Z Elsing. H Wise. Hogan,
J Goldstaub, e Knapp and wife, Mr. Cotrer,
Jno Walls. II Walls, C K Emmel, Miss Mac
p Solomon, A P Solomon, S Bressey. Rev P
Swearinger (coN. Steerage-W Brady, NJ E
Pendergast, K A Webb, Geo Black. Floyd.
F Crosby, + Crosby, + Smith, F Smith
Jr. Jno Griffin, II Seager.
Per steamer Ethel from Cohen's Bluff and
wav landings-D II Hunter, H H McAllister.
III Tison, Col A Tison, p A Bryan, J w
Bird, j X Garnett, w II LawtOn, Miss III
Warnsley. Mrs Quantock, Miss Quantock, A
H Mallory. Miss G Bird, Mrs Eady and
children, and deck
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-28


New York, Aug % Cleared. schra Florence
Leland, Adams, Mobile aud Key West; Lon
VIhaples, Weaver, Mayport Fla; y Haz-
lard. smith, Georgetown ana Port Royal.
Gneros Ayrcs, July 2i-Arriyed, bark Chef
tain Dr. Morris, Pensacola.
GDnwhr-The arrival ~ bark Augusta iSw)
f,.r, UafIsn on 2lfh was H ristake.
grw hv. Aug l5-sailed. bark Lngelbrckt
f4v. ErFnnn for sntennhh.
no Janeir0. Aug 6-hrrived, bark Limr
fRr.. LLOYD. pensac0lui BARK Caroline fof
ID keDlguail, Aug i5-sailed, sohr David W
gInl. HAL. KcY West.
Serth sydney. g. Is. Aug 22-Arrived. en-
ro.e,is a. " uer. C0osaw for United King.
don and sailed lfth.
p9rf spain. Aux s-iu port, schr Nellie
san.ffr. hrfy iiDf1 Fcrnnuqina,
Uar.en. Ha. Aus ~ learedi schr Eta A
gtIrluaon. Bunker Inh1t IS.
FrfrnndInn. Avg ARRIVED, schrs Louisa
Frarirr. Virdnn. Chaf'r#toui Alice liearn,
gCisrped. s1ir je.so " starr, Warren, Phila.
R-y West Aus E--ArrTea. fcbr q o King
from narnnn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-28
cLEAREp YEsrERDAY.

Steamship Gate City, Hedge, Boston-Rich
ardsOn Barnard.
steamship WIN Lawrence, Foster. Balti.
roors-JAA b West 4 Co.
steamshlp CITY OF Savannah. Daggett
New York-G M Sorrel.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-28
EXPORTS.

Per steamship Gate City. for Boston
1913 bales cotton, 10 bales domestics, "a bales
deer skins, 9 bales sheep skins 81 tons old
hose. IS tons pig iron. 10000 feet lumber, 10
rolls leather. IS bdls sheep pelts, 81 casks clay
24l bbls spirits turpentine, 1856 bbls rosin, Ats
bdls hides. 81 pkgs sundries, l25 boxes
lemons, bbls lemons. bbls squash, 10 boxes
pears.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-28
RECEIPTS

Persteamer Ethel.f from Cohen's Bluff and
way landings-3S bales cotton. go bbls naval
stores, 200 melons, 2 calves, 6 crates eggs, l
Dbl potatoes, Dbl bacon, bbls hour, l crate
egg plants, bales hides, 4 coOps fowls.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail-
way, Aug 27-2l5 bales cotton. 80 cars lumb Der,
loss bbls rosin, 42S bbls spirits tHrpentine, 2
cars wood, l car cattle II sacks rice. / car
stone, 10 bales hides. 26 bales wool. and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. Aug 27--249 bales cot
ton, Sl2 pkgs fruit. 900 bales hay. 1873 tons pig
iron, 40 sacks bran, 100 or bbls beer, % kegs
80 bbs hour. 80 ties hams, 81 bales domesucs, 80
bars iron, % boxes tobacco. rs kegs pixies, 90
bales Irvine, 90 cases eggs, is boxes lead. II
lead, l0pkgs mdse, G bdls paper. 3 bbls paint,
Z crates earthenware, 3 bales hides, boxes
bacon, 3 cars cattle, 2 empty bbls, : boxes h h
goods, bales yarns, sewing machine, bale
bags, sack wool, box glass, ! box drugs, 5
cars lumber, 257 bbls rosin, 80 bbls spirits tur-
pentlne.
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saIled. sehr LIzzle B Morse, Hall, ACID.

Sailed, schr Lizzie Morse, Han, Apaia-
chicola.
Pensacola, Aug 25-Arrived, bark Here
ward Nor. Blegen, Queenstown for orders.
Philadelphia, Aug 25--Arrived, schr b G
Terry, Moore. Fernandina. ~
Apaiaehicola, Aug 24--Arrtved. bark syria,
Brunswick, Ga, Aug 24-Arrived, bark Cito
(Norl, Hover, New York; schrs Redwing,
johnson, Jacksonville; George Marts, Hen
derson, Savannah
Pensacola, Aug 2l-Arrived, barks Adriano
Utah, Multido, Genoa: Cavalier (Norl, Chris
tophersen, Buenos Ayres.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-28

SUaAR.-Market firm. We quote: Cut;
Loaf. &c: granulated, no.; powdered,
10; standard A, 8gsa7c.; extra c, 61kc.; G,
TOBACCO. -Market rrm: moderate de-
mand. We quote: Smoking, 20 c.(D$l vs.,
Chew1ng-Common,so sound. SS0l640c.: medium,
extra fine, sOc.@sl 10; bright navles, 469s7o.
dark navies. 4005Oc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-28
Shipping SmtrIlisrmrr.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Chattahoochee, Catharne. New
York-.ti NJ SOrrel.
steamer ethel, Gibson. Cohen's Bluff and
way landings-W L Gibson, Manager.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-28
DEpARTED YEsTERDAY,
SAILED YEsrERDAY.

steamer David Clark. Daniel, Fernandin
and way landlngs-C Williams, Agt.
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commercial.
.---.-N.n MARX EFT.
LII MORNING NEWS.

., or THE MORNING NEWS,
oFFICs , QI Aug. u. 1855 P. NY
snnnlios are held at former rates.
Corr9S'-asas with a considerable degree
and u no'' ' The demand, however, is with
Of trlne' ~a,urne or force. The receipts con
ontnpin ' and foreign advices favorable. ON
tpusf~ 1t the midday call the market was
,Chsige i. 49, with sales of $40 bales at I'M
repdi'9 ~ nrices. The following are the ON
ohsiged piloI.ottons OF the Cotton Exchange:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE

Sweet potatoes. yellow vans, = bush 0C9l %
FoULTRY.-Market quiet, easier, well sup
piled. EGGs.-The supply Ia very light. de-
mand active. PEANUTs.-Ample stock; de-
mand light; native peanuts In light request
at quotations. SUGAR.-Georgia and Florida
nominal; none in market. HONEY No de-
mand; nominal,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-28
ARRIVED Ar QUARANTINE YEsTER-
DAY.

Bark Victor (Br), Bardon, Aspinwall, II
ballast-A Minis & Sons. see l0cal.l
Brig Emma Ernest fBrl. Gill, 50 Thomas, IN
ballast-AleN Sprunt & son.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-28

v,rlI sTOREs.-Ihe mhrkeJ TOT HpIrItS
~ 4h was quiet, and prices were easier.
.l4 .aId off &c The days sales were $50
an anu. o'' Of which $50 casks were regulars. on
esA'' n Sla<c. At the Board Of Trade on
. .so D oneninv call the market was reported
s 'aS at sec for regulars, with sales OF IS
49, At the closing call it was steady, at
CO. M for regulars. with further sales of 2S5
oa4S. In rosin there is little or no change in
t .So condition of the market or the inquiry.
.Io mat Medium pales are firmer and
S XXX At the Board of Trade on the trst
nai the market was reported firm for pales,
steadT for the cOmmoner grades, and quiet
forstrsned to good strained, with sales OF ,2Sl
.1d q5e. E 81 co. F 81 O215, G 81 10, H 81 40,
II gqo K 81 60a2 66, NJ So 0a3 is, N SO Asa
/ % window glass So 50, water white So rs. At
|Se closing call it was unchanged, with sales
- L L.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-28
MARITTME MIsCELLANY,

Fernandina, Fla. Ang 25-The Norwegian
bark Columbia. and the schrs ChasA CoulOmb
and Ethel M Davis are ashore in the harbor
at Old Town.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-28

Fruit and Vegetable Market.
FLORIDA DISPATCH LINE QUOTATIONS..
Special Do H0raiR0 Ne,os.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2T.-LemOns Florida,
per crate, S3a5; Sicily, per box. $3A4.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-08-26
lie College de Saint Boniface.

&T
CONNIE on le salt d6ja, Sa Gran
deur Mgr IArcheveque a confi6 le
College de Saint-B oniface aux RR.
PIP. J6suites.
Voici les MONS DIES R6vds P4res
qui torment le personnel du college
cette aimee: LIE Rev. PAre Lory,
recteur ct professeur de philoso-
phie ; P6re Luissier procureur /;
Psre Drummond, professeur de
rh6torique ct pr6fet DIES 6tude; Pc,
re French, directeur spirituel ct
professeur des belles-lettres Pere
O'Bryan, maftre de sale ct pro-
fesseur de math6matiques; P6re
Blain, ma1tre de sales ct profess
seur de math6matiques; P6re Pa
quin, maftres de SALES ct profess
seur de math6matiques; Pere Bel
liveau, professeur d'6lements la
tins.
Inutile de dire que sous d'aussi
9istingu6s p%rofesseurs, les eleves
CONNIE par le Iass6 sauront soute-
mir l'honneur du college de Saint
Boniface, en- quelque Circumstance
que ce soit.-Le MANITOBA.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-08-26
NOUVELLE VOTE FERREE

II SO fait au Montana une gran
de industrie d'6levage du b6tail.
LIE meilleur d6bouch6 pour les Gle
veurs est le chemin de fer canadien
du Pacifque. De]a, Fan dernier,
une forte quantit6 d'animaux du
Montana ont etc transport6s par CO
chemin, via Winnipeg ct St-Paul.
Les engagements SO prenaient q
Maple Creek. On veut bient0t
faire mieux, ct Sir Alex. I. Gait
est lui-meme, %parait-il, q la tete
dun movement pour c%onstruire
un nouveau chemin de Medicine
Hat a Fort Benton, Montana, dis
lance de l55 miles.
LIE Pacifque trouvera dams la
realisation de ce projet une source
puissante de revenus, en- meme
temps que les 6leveurs du Monta-
ma y prendront avantage.
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Ynnne1Ies dit Gamada.
Quebec, ll-On dit qu' une mine
dor a etc d6couverte dams le comte
de M6gantic.

LES RECOLTEs AU MANITOBA EFT
Az NoRD-oUEsT.-Lac ompagnie du
Pacifque a requ des rapports de
presque tous SEES agents sur I6tat
des r6coltes au Manitoba ct au
Nord- Quest. Toutes les r6coltes
sont dams une bonnie condition,
dams les limites de la Province ct
avec du beau temps la moisson du
.bl6 commencera dams deux GU trois
semaines. Les cultivateurs au Ma
nitoba apprehendent gull y ait
trop de pluie !; jusqu'ici la saison a
Ste tres favorable.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-08-26

Recherche de p6trole-C'est avec
plaisir que nous apprenons que la
Gle de P6trole de st Gregoire q
commence ses travaux de creusage
pour la recherche de p6trole, Des
"drilleurs d'exp6rience qu'elle a
r6ussi a &c procurer dams Ontario
sont a lmuvre ct ont d6ja pouss6
le puts d'exploration a une profon-
deur dune centaine de pieds. On
nous dit que les apparences sont
magnifques ct que les actionnaires
de la Gle sont plus encourages que
jamais.
On ajoute que 9 travaux sont
tres int6ressants a voir. Aussi il
y a beaucoup de visiteurs chaque
jour.-Jouqmal DIES Ir0is-R avaeres.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-08-26
U PAR UN BGUF.

GRENv1LLE, Que, l2-Un terri
bio accident est arrive mercredi
dernier sur le lot 81, rang A, du
canton de Ponsonby, comt6 d'Otta-
wa. LIE propri6taire, Gabriel Do
vile1e, ayant trouve IN de ses boeufs
de labour qui await p6n6tr6 dams le
champ de grain, le chassa en- le
Blatant assez brutalement. Plus
tard, lorsqu'il voulut le prendre
pour le travail, il dut appeler Ma
dame Dovilele. Panima] ne youlant
plus Sc 1aisser approcher. Nine
Doyil4le r6ussit q passer une corde
aux cornes de Ianimal; mails, quel-
ques minutes plus tard, au moment
Cd Doyilele allait Jul METRE le
joug, panimal SO rua sur lui, le tua
i coups de cornes ct le foula aux
pieds.
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Pork
Boeuf
MOutOn.

Cotelettes, graisse, saucisses de
toutes sortes Epaulles jambons,
etc, etc.
C'est lie plus waste entrepot q
viande de POuest.
Ne manquez pas de visitor Get
Establishment, vous aurez q souhait
ct a votre gonr. On coupe ct de-
coupe tous les morceaux que vous
voulez.
N'oubliez pas que les pr1x sont
bien audessous que dams tous les
autres marches q viande de la vile.
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appris la condemnation de son

a appris la condemnation de son
mari.
Un moment, on q pens6 qu'elle
en- mourrait, mails ellie s'est r6ta-
bile peu q peu. Sa pauvre vieille
mere qui q soixante-dix ans, q re-
fuse de prendre aucune nourriture
depuis la sentence de son fills.
Files croient toutes deux quill sera
pendu, ct font tous les jours des
pri6res ferventes pour le salut de
son anne.
Monseigneur Tach6 ct plusieurs
Francois infuents font tout en- leur
pouvoir pour sauver Riel de l'6cha-
faud, parcequ'l aurait, dit.on, re-
nonc6 . Ia religion protestante.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-08-26

LoNDREs, 12-Le comit6 charge
d'organiser la grande demonstra-
ton qui doit avoir lieu le % aout
atm d'appuyer la croisade ouverte
par la Pail Mall Gazette contre la
prostitution, va distributor des mil
liers de circulaires ainsi concues I:
La demonstration de Hyde Park
pour la protection DIES jeunes files
est n6cessaire pour les raisons sui
vantes: 10 Prouver que les fem
mes de Londres ne sont pas indlf-
f6rentes aux horreurs don't leur Sc
xe est victime, alors que toutes
les autres villes du royaume ont
protests avec Indignation contre
ces obsc6nit6s r6voltantes;; 10 Eyeil-
Ter l'opinion publique contre la
quelle, CONNIE Ia dit lord Shaftes-
bury, la loi la plus stricte est i'm
puissante; 30 Protester contre la
conspiration du silence qui fait de
la vertu la complete du vice; 40
Demander que la loi contre la pros
titution soft appliqu6e dune facon
stricte; 30 Exiger l'6galit6 de la
justice pour les deux sexes ct pro-
tester contre la th6orie d'apr6s Ia
quelle CO qui est legal pour l'hom-
me est I'm crime pour la femme;
60 Profter de la crise morale ac-
lucille pour enroler tous les bons
citoyens dams une campagne con-
tire lie vice de Londres."
On chapitre des revelations de
la Pail Mall Gazette ma pas 6t6
public parceque l'amendement 3 Ia
Ioi contre Ia prostitution present6
par M. Labouchere a etc adopt6.
Get article ayant etc 6crit pour as
surer ladoption de Get amende-
ment n'ayait plus de raison pulls
que la chose 6tait un fat accompli.
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JOYEUsE NOUVELLE.

L'hon. M. Chaplain a reeu de
son m6decin, a Paris l'assurance
qu'apres un traitement de cling on
six semaines il serait parfaitement
r6tabli q la sant6. Notre sympa-
thique ami est beaucoup mieux de-
puts quill a laiss6 lie Canada ct il a
le ferme espoir dune %gu6rison ra-
dicale ct prochaine.
Cette nouvelle causera le plus
sensible plaisir a ses nombreux
amis ct tous souhaiteront que de 81
consolantes provisions SO r6alisent.
Courier de &t-Hyacsnthe du Ia
cOurant.
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LoNDREs, l2--La commission
apglaise chargee de la delimitation
de la frontiere afghane est q neuf
miles d'H6rat Oh ellie achete DIES
mules ct DIES chameaux.
Une lettre d'Askabad est ainsi
concue: Gle chemin de fer russo
aboutissant lei sera achieve le Ter
octobre. Les autorit6s ach6tent
DIES des grains. Depuis la conque-
te du territoire Akhaltekke quatre
mile russes sont morris victimes
du climat."
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EUROPE.
LA QUESTION

TEHERAN, l2-Une lettre die
rat, en- date du 30 Juliet, annonce
que les habitants de cette vile
ach4tent ct emmagasinent de gran
DIES quantities de grains ct que DIES
milliers d'hommes sont employees
aux Preparations des forts ct q la
construction de grands bastions.
L'auteur de cette lettre afirme que
la population est pleine d'enthou-
siasme ct d6cid6e a d6fendre la vii
lie ST ellie est attaqu6e par les Rus
Sos.
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Belle peche.--MM. r. D. Re-
maud, Il. P. NORM, de cette vile, ct
g. E, Lavall6e, de West Gardner,
E. u, ont, au cours dune excur-
sion sur la riviere Yamaska, captu-
re un maskinonge du poids extra
ordinaire de dix huit livres ct demi.
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Riel-L'I nteMgences de Belle
vile Que Pom dit etre Porgane de
Honorable M. Bowel, pretend
quill est reasonable de supposer
que les jures, en- recommandant
Riel a la cl6mence des authorities,
ont voulu donner a entendre par Ia
que le chef M6tis ne poss6dait pas,
scion eux, la pl6nitude de ses IA
cult6s m~entales.
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Incemdie--A Trois-R ivi6res, lie
5, le feu a d6truit lie s6choir de la
fabrique d'allumettes de MN. FIRE.
Ghetto ct Gle, de cette Vile. LIE
feu a commence vers 4 heures a. m.
par le tuyau de la fournaise.
Les pertes sont de $500.
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Nouveau jiournal-Un nouveau
journal humoristique Went de pa
ra1tre q Longueuil. II a pour nom
LIE Bourru ct a pour 6diteurs-pro-
pri6taires MN. Berthelot ct Ste
Marie.
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LES sCANDALEs DE LoNDREs.

LoNDREs, 12-n devient de plus
en- plus evident quill n'existe que
re de moyens pour 6touffer lie
scandale Crawford-D Dixie. Lors-
que le mari outrage a CONSENT a
accepter un ch6que de $780,
600, IL 6tait permits de croire que
lie scandale serait 6vit6, mails il men
est rien.
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Cnsssser-M. Romuald st JAG
ques a cesse d'agir CONNIE caissier
de la banque de st Hyacinthe. II
est remplac6 temporairement par
I'm des employees, M. Blanchard.
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mes chafnes de rochers qui domi-
nent le lac. Les uns semblent
renvers6s de leur base par une VIC
lente secousse souterraine; les au-
tres paraissent planter dams le sol
aride ct nu; plusieurs percent les
airs de leurs pics d6nud6s GU de
leurs sommets arrondis.
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LoNDREs, l2--La chambre des
lords q s~anctionn6 pamendement q
la loi contre la prostitution qui q
etc adopt6 par la chambre des com
munes.