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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-07-15
L%'EDUCATION FRANCHISE

Un missionnaire distingu6 des
Etats- Unis qui est q la fois anime
du z6le de l'apotre ct du patriotic
nous envoie quelques notes sur un
convent canadien du Connecticut
quill nous dome CONNIE mod6le.
Nous les tronvons sutf6f6sammentim
portantes pour leur bonner place
d'honneur dams nos COLONIES.
"Une bonnie ecole canadienre
aux Etats- Unis est celle de Gros-
venordale, Conn.,, dirig6e par les
|Seurs de Sainte-Croix
"Remarquez bien le nom: les
Sgurs de Saamte-C roin. Je YOU.
drais aujourd'hui leur d6cerne1
une belle couronne de feuilles DE
rable. Files ont bien m6rit6 de Ia
nationalit6 en- Dormant aux enfants
canadiens de Grosvenordale une
education religieuse ct FRANCHISE.
HEEt- H+9aae--& sE-E-gE. @y D#.sra
"Voici le programme DIES etudes,
CONNIE on a pu lie constater par les
examens cat6chisme ct historic
sainte, lecture courante, grammar
re FRANCHISE, arithm6tique, historic
du Canada ct geographic,
"C'est complet ct parfait.
"Des institutrices moins habiles
mettraient plus de chooses sur leur
programme, c'est-a-dire qu'elles
feraient e1eeurer bien DIES Guides d
leurs 6leves, mails ne leur enseigne-
raiemt pas les chooses n6cessaires.
"Nos 6coles condolences aux
Etats- Unis doivent etre religieuspes
ct nationales. C'est la fol catholi-
que, c'est la langue francalse quill
nous fault conserver. Les apos-
tats de la.foi catholique Sc comp
tent par millions aux Etats-U nis,
Une brochure publi6e d Saint
Louis, Missouri, sous lie titre: The
future OF foreign born catholic poe
pie. porte 3 neuf millions lie
cliffre des apostats.
"Nos enfants canadiens appren-
4 GZ-E}4E-
nent Panglais sur Ia rue, c'est lie
francais qu'ils ignorent ct c'est
pour le leur enseigner que nous
fondons des 6coles condolences,
aux Etats- Unis.
Ainsi, dams nos 6coles cana
ldiennes dos Etats-U nis l'6ducation
l6l6mentaire, pour etre relig5euse,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-07-15
La piete de la refine Victoria.

Nous lisons dams la Semaine Re
hgieuse
Pendant le s6jour que So males
t6 la refine Victoria ct sa file ont
fat q Ankles Bains, Savoie, Giles
ont Ste, par leur pi6te, Ratification
de toute la population
"Quoiqul y ait . AK un tenn
pie anglican, c'est Peglise catholi-
que qui est temoin della pi6t6 de nos
augutes visiteuses. Files s'y rem
dent Solvent incognito ct y res
tent longtemps agenouillees. On a
etc 6difi6 de leur attitude q Tofice
du vendredi saint, ct 81 les police
men ct les agents de soret6 qui
suivent partoutsleurs Majest6s ma
vaient etc remarqu6s d Ia porte de
l6glise, personne n'aurait pu dis
tinguer la Refine de la Grande-
Bretagne des plus ferventes fem-
mes catalogues"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-07-15
La desaffectatiOn de l'egIlse Ste
Geneyieve.
sortons de la Chambre.
NOUS yERRONs.

NOUS SOILOuS u0 Id oAAoAAAOA0'
Interpolation a etc enlev6e ct
enlevante net, BRET, i%ncisif, NJ. de
Nun appliquait ferement ct q cha
que mot la marque du fer rouge
aux ministries places devant lui.
L'orateur soulevait, avec les ap-
Embellishments de la droite, DIES
cris d'admiration dams les tribunes
du public qui regorgeaient.
La conscience catholique 6tait
un moment soulag6e par cette bel
le ct courageusea confession de fol.
La gauche ricanait, aux mots qui
excitent toujours les commissions
DIES poss6d6s. Ellie 6coutait dali
leurs CONNIE malgr6 ellie; ellie re-
gardait les ministries avec piti6.
~
Mais quand, au. scours de sa VI
goureuse protestation, M. de Nun
q annonce1e movement d'indigna-
ton qui allait Sc produire dams
toute la France froissee par Get
acte illegal ct ssQcrslege, I'M mem
bre de la gauche a erie : Nous GER
r0Ns!
Oua, nous ve1rons !! a repris la
droite avec ensemble 81
Et la gauche effrayee de ce def
imprudent de Pun DIES stems a WI
a,vec effroi M. de Nun lie relever
aussitot en- remerciant lie ~sectaire
qui l'avait prof6rer.
Relevons tous le def.
IL fault que toute France chr6-
tienne rentende ct sen souvienne.
Nous verrons AOui, vous YER
req bient6t Dieu a lauvre, mes
sieurs les sectaires. Vous jetez un
def public a Dieu. Les restes
d'Hugo %passeront ainsi que vos a
turnales funebres ct le Pantheon
u i-meme. Dieu ne passe pas
Nous verroms !-Vous avez d6ja
w, il va trois jours, yotre police
impuissante, bouscul6e, ensanglan-
tee, ct le drapeau rouge triompher
dams Paris.
Nous verrons -Oui, vous YER
rez, ct bientot, l.anarchie qui trap
pc q la porte de votre Parliament,
vous en- d6loger pour avoir, par
une coupable faiblesse, accept6 son
alliance en- declarant, avec ellie, la
guerre q Dieu.
Nous veYrons!-Oui, vous YER
rez Genevieye, la Sainte, la Vier-
ge, SO rire de yos attaques sacrile-
ges, pauvres petits diminutatifs
d'Attila, barbares minuscules qui
vous croyez plus forts que les
saints duf Paradis.
Nous verroms Eft que yerrez-
yous done, simon DIES ..lumiAres
notres," des remords, des epouvan-
tes, les ahurissements de voss cons
ciences troubl6est ct de votre mons
trueux orgueil ?
Nous Uerr0ns !-Oui, vous YER
rez, ct peut-etre blentot, Ia France
de l'ostracisme don't vous
frappez J6sus-C Christ, PEglise, la
religion, SO redresser contre vous,
lass6e aet indign6e, vous chaser
enfn du pouvoir CONNIE vous chas-
seq de nos 6glises ct de nos cou-
ct crier dun bout du pays q
l'autre :
A has les implies A bas les sec
taires A has la canaille
II est grand temps /!
LIE FRERE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-07-15
Silver Spoone
Baking Powder.

Garantie pure ct degagee de tout ingre-
dent malfaisant.
En- boite dune fb-a $3.50 la doz.
(Chaque boite content une richie Gull
lere d the en- argent.)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-07-15
On reste. deux hommes venaient

Du reste, deux hommes venaient
d'entrer.
Horace ct Rene
a la vue de Laura, assise acca-
bl6e dams un coin de la sale, Ho-
race comprit une partie de Ia v6ri-
t6.
II pensa tout au moins que ma
demoiselle Pradie, n'6coutant que
son amour, await quite l'hotel do
la rue Cultures ainte- Catherine ct
qu'elle 6tait venue vers le comte
pour le prot6ger dams le peril don't
il 6tait menace.
A tout prix il fallait sauver la 81
tuation.
ii SO tourna vivement vers Rene.
q contsnue1.l
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-07-15

Cette %compagnie attire Superintendent
~fattention des marchands detailleurs de
la VILE ct de la campagne u les produits
de leur etablissement, qu'elle garantis
ct met sur lie marche aux prix les plus
ayantageux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-07-15
Pork
Boeuf
MOutOn.

Cotelettes, graisse, saucisses de
toutes sortes Epaulles jambons,
etc, etc.
C'est lie plus waste entrep0t q
viande de POuest.
Ne manquez pas de visiter Get
Establishment, 'vous aurez q souhait
ct a votre godr. On coupe ct de-
coupe tous les morceaux que vous
voulez.
N'oubliez pas que les prfx sont
bien audessous que dams tous les
autres marches q viande de la vile.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-07-15
vENTE SUR PAVEMENT NE HSUEL.
GRAND MAGASIN
Meub1es
NEIL MCMILLAN,
SIS rue entire Ia Nic0let
& Hennepin Ave,
Minneapolis

M. Mcmillan informe le public
quill a constamment en- main I'm
assortment complet de Meubles
Tapis, Garnitures de Chassis, Etc.
Vente fate sur Placement > La Sc
maine ct au Mols. Venez visiter
notre Establishment, ct vous infor-
mer de nos prix ayant d'aller ache
ter a1lleurs; vous y trouverez votre
b6n6fce.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-07-15

lie pape cr6ela six nouyeaux car
dinaux au co~nsistoire qui doit se
tenir bientot. Sa Saintet6 annon-
cera aussi le nom du nouvel arche-
vogue do Dublin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-09

THERE ought to be a large gathering Of
citizens at the City Building to-day. Not
only manufacturers but business men gem
eraly and real estate holders are interest
cd in the natural gas question as it touch
es Wheeling. 1t is not understood that
any definite policy has been determined
UPON. That will be for the meeting to
consider.
The movement, however, grows out OF
the suggestion in these columns that If the
La Belle boring shall be abandoned ut
1000 feet fund be raised to sink the well
to depth of 5000 or $500 feet. This
would probably show conclusively whether
Wheeling is or is not in the natural gas
field. So much being settled, Wheeling
would not delay to turn her attention 10
territory already developed.
The INTELLlGEScEg takes the liberty to
urge citizens to be present at to-day's
meeting. There is no business man who
cannot well afford togive an hour to q
matter Of this moment. No argument is
required to demonstrate that natural gas
has become an economic necessity to
Wheeling, and this should be exhortation
enough. Everybody is interested, yet it
is the kind of "eyerybody's business
which nobody can afford to neglect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-09
TnERE is some misapprehension c

THERE is some misapprehension con-
cerning the proposed loan ordinance and
its possible effect on the tax rate. The
city OF Wheeling has reached its charter
limit Of fifty cents on the hundred for
ordinary purposes and ten cents for the
improvement OF streets and alleys. The
City Council cannot increase the rate.
There can DO no increase without an act of
the Legislature. II taxes increase it will
be because the valuation increases.
It's equally misconception to speak OF
The ratification OF the ordinance as crea-
ting new debt The debt exists. It's
creation is an act or a series of acts past.
The question which now confronts the
people OF Wheeling is whether they will
fund floating indebtedness or put 1t in
the more convenient and business-like
form OF bonds. The floating debt draws
six percent. 1t is hoped to float the new
loan at AZ percent. Much Of the opposi-
ton to the loan arises from the fact that
the floating Indebtedness was not wisely
incurred, and many citizens are disposed
to rebuke once more this imbecile manner
Of conducting the public business.
Council has heard the rumble Of the
popular ispleasure and is moving to give
taxpayers tangible assurance OF substan
tial reform. Council cannot go too far In
this line, for the people are sloyto be
lieve. They know that asucceeding Coun
Gil may undo the work Of a former Coun
Gil, and they prefer to have the mattel
clinched. Council will ask Of the Legis
laturc the needed legislation to effect this
In addition the people can contribute t
the same end by sending to Council thu
best men in each ward. It may be neces
sary to strangle the demagogues, but Their
are voters enough to do that.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-09
Gsnsrnl Iiullsr ns GoYrrnnr.

BosroN, Jan. SIN his brief term
in the Governors chair, General Butler
directly and indirectly was instrumental
in bringing about some radical changes in
public affairs in this Commonwealth. It
was on his account that Harvard College
abandoned the time.honored custom Of
comforting l.. l.. D. on each new Cover.
nor otthe State, and indirectly General
Butler caused the old custom OF preaching
what is called an election sermon to be
abolished, Since 1884, when John Cotton
preacheda political sermon before the in;
coming Legislature, it is not recorded that
the custom has been abandoned more
than three times, Siz.: 1852 and 1864,
when tho smallpox was prevalent in Bos-
ton, and this year, when the custom Is
finally abandoned. In 1888 the choice fell
fell upon the Rev. Dr.. Crane, but illness
prevented, and General Butler selected
the Rev. DR.. Miner, the ardent Prohibi.
ZIONIST, whose remarks were not regarded
tavorabiy by the lawmakers Of the State
and last session an act was passed abolish
ing the custom altogether.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-09
Eynrts m Enrne.t.

NEW Yonx, Jan. s.-Mr. Eyarts an.
nounced to-day his determination not to
allow compromise candidate to come in
and carry off the senatorship, now that
the fight has practically narrowed down to
himself and Morton. lie said toa cor
respondent:
Il am in this fight to beat or be beaten
In conversation he indicated his belief
that he has a clear working majority Of
the Assembly members in.his favor.
Ex-senator Birdsall, OF Long Island,
brought him from. Albany to-day list OF
these members. The former Arthur sup
porters are all counted for him. In spite
Of that fact, Senator Vedder and Assem-
blymen Horton and Williams, Of Chau.
tauqua, former Arthur men, were here to-
day to meet ex-senator Plat and Silas B.
butcher, the Morton managers. The
Morton men are more confident OF success
than they were in the Irwin canvass.
To offset the sentiment for Eyarts in the
country districts, the daitymen have been
induced to circulate an attack on him as
the attorney OF the oleomargarine manu-
lacturers. A big mass meeting in Mr..
Evarts' interest is to be held in Brooklyn
next week. There is talk of one to be
held in this city with Chauncey NJ. Depew
and Judge Noah Davis rs orators.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-09
AN EMPTY COFFIN.
Loulsville Hebrews Shocked Mt the Dlsap.
...... :. n nI....iu GuIJ.lIaI.a., ItaIlr-

Louisyiile Hebrews Shocked Mt the Dlsap.
pearailce % Morris Goldstiekor's Body.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. s.-Many leading
Hebrew residents arc agitated by the dis
coyery that the body Of young Morris
Goldsticker is missing from its grave in
Potter's. field. The deceased, a youth OF
10, came to this city, from New Orleans, a
year since, witha capital Of 1890, which
he lost in business. On January he
died at the city hospital. The disease
from which he died was Of a peculiar
nature and aftera post mortem was held
on the remains they were given burial by
the city. Yesterday s. Heyman, q
rag dealer, who lately employed
young Goldsticker, endeavored to find
the whereabouts Of the body: The
grave in the city burying ground where It
was said he had been buried was opened.
The coffin was found q few feet beneath
the surface. The lid was screwed down,
but when It was pried Of, to the great hor-
ror OF the committee in search the coffin
was found TO be empty. The matter has
been, put into hands OF committee Of
Hebrews who will not. cease in their
search till they find the body or learn
what disposition has, been made OF II and
who irresponsible for the outrage. i is
understood that a search warrant will be
taken out and all the vats and dissecting
rooms OF the various medical colleges oi
the city searched by the committee hav:.
inethe matter In charge. 1t is rumored
that tho potter's field never contained
young Goldstickef,s body, the coffin hav'
Ing been Inferred for mere appearance
sake, while the body was smuggled off to
some tiissecting room.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-09
TIIRouGH rnE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents in West Virginia
and Vicinity.


Emmet Mitchell was taken from St.
Clairsville to the penitentiary Wednesday.
On the train several persons who saw him
and knew the circumstances were struck
with his intelligent appearance, and his
fate aroused the pity otall.
Tho proprietors OF the Beliont Iron
mill at Ironton arc putting down gas
well, about which great interest centers,
US that section has never been expert
mented on and it Is not known whether
gas, coal, oil or nothing WILDE found.
A man by the name OF Doyle, living on
Deep run, Pease township, Belmont
county, says the Bellaire. Tribune, is the
owner Of q young heller, which on Wed.
nesday gave birth toa calf that is half
human and half animal. The head and
shoulders are exactly like that OF g mans
while the remainder Of the monstrosity is
that OF an. ordinary calf. The hcifer had
to. be shot, and the monstrosity was
skinned and stuffed, and willno doubt, be
placed in some museum.
Harry Gooden, the burglar and United
States Army deserter, who recently es-
capped from the Parkersburg Jail, was cap
tured early Thursday morning at Volcano,
where he had stopped to bid his mother
goodbye previous to going to Baltimore.
Since his escape he has been under the
officers noses nearly all the time. Heis a
hard case, having already served two
penitentiary terms, and this time he will
probably go up for long time.
/ The boysin one OF the country schools
NJ Gilman county gave their fnaOhar a
new, young man, the choice Of setting up
the confectionery or being ducked in a
creek Of ice cold water near by. He re.
fuscd the first proposition and also the
second, but nevertheless he was repeated
ly dipped until he chatteringly agreed to
furnish the candy. But after drying out
the teachers indignation rose, and he
swore out warrants before Justice. The
boys were bound over to keep the peace
and had to pay Sl1 costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-09

ERIE, Jan. s.-while the Decoma Bros,
bicyclist' aud trapezo performers, were per.
forming hazardous act at the top Of the
Casino Roller Skating Rink last night the
bicycle broke and John Decoma fell to the
lloor beneath, breaking a leg and sustain
ing serious injuries. The other two
brothers saved themselves bycatching the
wire cable. Since the roller.skating craze
broke out here several deaths have re-
suited from the sport. The last one was
John Duval, prominent young man
of Waterford, who received injuries yester-
day from which he died to-day in terrible
agony. Miss Lottie Ward, q belle Of
North East, has also received injuries in
the rink from which death will probably
raanlk 'H.t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-09
ST. JACKS0N'S DAY.
PATRON SAINT OF DEMocRAcY.
Celebration of the Even. in washington.
Some Queer RemRrks ysrglpE Into Hints
Made by Eminent statesmen-A
Gala Day at ohio's Capital.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. s.-Aiarge
assemblage, including many ladies, attend
ed the meeting here tonight under the
auspices Of the Jackson Association, to
celebrate the anniversary OF the battle of
New Orleans. Many old mementoes of
General Jackson ornamented the platform,
including an old clock which hung in the
Senate when President Jackson took the
oath.
ma number Of Congressman occupied
seats upon the stand. Senator Salisbury,
Of Delaware, was the first speaker. He
pictured the duties Of the Democratic
party, to reform the government, remove
dishonest officials and retrench the ex-
penditures. While he would not convert
Mr.. Cleveland into public butch
er, that gentleman would fail to meet
the lust expectation Of the American
peopie II he did not remove from office
any man who had dishonesty used his,
place. (Applausc). He hoped no faith
iul public servant would be sacrificed to
party interest, but every man who had
used his place for partisan purposes and
to keep out the Democratic administration
would walk the plank as soon as possible.
(Applause).
Representative E. John Ellis Louisiana(
congratulated the country that it would
soon again be governed by the principles
advocated by Jackson. Let there be an
improved civil service reform. He re-
echoed the sentiment that he who had
prostituted his high office for partisan
purposes should walk the plank,
and yet it behooved the Demo-
cratic party to remove this spoils
system from politics. It was the worst
cancer on the body polite. The speaker
then demanded the construction OF a
navy commensurate with the power OF the
Government, and to maintain that the in
coming administration would assert the
doctrine that no European influence
should grow and be felt among the ma
tions OF the western hemisphere, and that
the American Government should domi-
nate whatever waterway might unite the
waters OF the twogreat oceans.
Senator Bayard traced the administra-
ton OF President Jackson through the
eight years OF its existence, eulogiZing the |
principles upon which it was based. The
main one of which was that this country
was commonwealth which belonged to
all and did not belong to any. It was a
Jacksonian theory that the Government
OF the United States found neither
u copartner nor rivals for itself among its
own citizens. This wasnot atheory which
had built up protective tariu, whieh,had
for It's underlying principle the doctrine
OF class legislation.
Speeches were made by Senator Vance
and Representative Henley, OF California.
The Indiana Democratic Association
held meeting tonight in commemoration
OF the anniversary OF the battle OF New
Orleans, attended by all the Indiana DEM
nrratic Cnnnrassmen
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-09
MIR. REAGAN2S BILL
INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
Passes the House of Representatives by u
Decisive ovote-Buclnsro on the Rampage.
He y After Speaker cnrlisie's Scalp.
A washington Monument orator.

WARRINGTON, Jan. SIN the House to-
day on motion OF Mr.. Valentine the bill
was passed granting the right Of way to
the Fremont, Elkhorn and Missouri Val
ley Railroad across Fort Robinson military
reservation in Nebraska. The House then
resumed consideration OF the Interstate
Commerce bill, the pending question be-
ing on the amendment offered by Mr..
Hammond to the amendment offered by
Mr.. Perkins, providing for the commits
sion, providing that the Commissioners
shall not be appointed until the 9th Of
March, 1885. This amendment was agreed
toll to12. =.
The Perkins amendment as amended
was lost-yeas, SO; nays, 124.
Mr.. Randall, from. the Committee on
Appropriations, reported the bill making
additional appropriations for the naval
service for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1885. 1t went to the Committee Of the
Whole. Mr.. Randall gave notice that he
would call it up tomorrow.
The House at l :5S p. N. passed the Rea-
pan Interstate Commerce bill by los to
*
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-09
Madame CLOVIS Hucpe. on Trial.

PARIS, Jan. s.-M.Lenormand, widower
of the women who employed NORM to
secure the evidence that her husband had
improper. relations with Madame Clovis
Hugues, is about to marry widow in Nor
mandy. The trial OF Madame Clovis
Hugues for the murder Of her traducer,
private detective NORM, opened this morn
ing at the Court OF Assizes. The court
room was crowded TO overhowing. Many
diplomats and other persons Of distinction
Were present During the reading o. the
cd to be affected, butrepliedin in firm tone
to the question. She admitted the shoot
ing was premeditated, and declared that
ever since May 25 she had been resolved
to kill her traducer. The interrogation as
regards the facts leading TO the shooting
developed nothing new. 10"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-09
washlpctou monument Orator.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-John Warwick
Daniel, of Virginia, will be invited to de-
liver an address in the Hall pf the House
Of Representatives on the day Of the dedi-
cation Of the Washington monument. He
is the idol of the young Democracy OF
washington's native State. He lost his
leg and was shot all to pieces during the
war, when little more than q boy. BE Is
elected to the Forty.ninth Congress and
ran against Mahone's man Cameron Tor
Governor at the last election. Anti.Ma-
honites arc delighted with the selection.
M. Daniels family has supplied in every
generation Judge to the Supreme bench
Of the State, besides Raleigh Daniel, the
celebrated Attorney General, and John
N. Daniel, editor ol the Richmond Etam-
SsAaH