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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-28
The BATTLE,
Growing Out of the Attack on the
LaughIin Mill.

The outbreak looked for during the past
week st Martins Ferry, in connection with
the trouble existing between the manutac-
turers on the one hand and the striking
nailers, feeders, and other workmen, on the
other has at last come, and q very serious
matter It mas p~royento be. Blood has been
shed upon both sides, and probably one life
has been offered up as an earnest Of the
desperate character of the encounter and
the determination Of the combatants.
N~vrrERINGS OF THE STORM
which broke yesterday morning had been
heard here in Wheeling for several days
pest. and the reporters Of the daily press
have been on the qui vive from day to day
in expectation of an assault Of some chsrac.
ter upon the Laughlin mill. Last Tuesday,
in particular, is believed 10 have been fixed
upon as the date OF an attempt to dislodge
the workmen now az the mill from their
jobs. and preparations we're made looking to
q meeting OF strikers that night, but through
Tue non-arriyal Of some Of the out-ottown
coptingents the affair was unayoidably post
poned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-28
THE LEADERS

in thecontsmplated assault, were not to be
baked, however, and they al one set about
gathering their men mp for the attempt Of
yesterday morning. Several secret confer
euces were held, at which men from Wheel
ing, Bellaire, Martins Ferry, Brilliant aud
MiDgo were present, and after the most
careful attention had been given to details,
a plan Of attack mapped out and considered,
and picked men chosen, the time was def
nitely fixed for Saturday morning, between
the hours of l and / o'clock.
From what could be gathered up yes.er.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-28
FRANCE n TRADE.

None! Easy nj 1ai l-% Per Cent Govern
Merts Dun and steady Stocks Higher
sIouy steady and Unchanged Wheat
steady.
>tE YoEs September 26.-Money easy
at al! per cent; prime mercantile pspeI
4@5 per cent. Foreign exchange, dull and
unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-28
Mr. FLOWER WILL NOT ACCEPT
The Nomination to Secoud Place on the
Democratic Ticket.

The Nomination to Secoud Place on the
Democratic Ticket.
RoNE, n. Y, September pa special
to the Sentinel from Watertown, says:
Roswell P. Flower, Democratic nominee
for Lieutenant Governor, arrived in this
city on the late train last night. He was IN
consultation with friends all this morning.
This afternoon he wrote a letter positively
declining the nomination. He says the
place wss given him without his consent,
and much against his wishes. He does not
think his withdrawal will hurt the party IN
the least. The letter was sent TO George
Raines Chairman of the Democratic State
Convention, this afternoon"
Carr Not Notified Yet.
Albany, n. Y, September 26.-General
Carr has been at his offce as usual to-day.
He has not received official notice from the
S,ste Committee SIS yet Of his nomination;
and will say nothing a. to whether he VIII
accept or not until he receives such notice
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-28

STAIE SECCRlTlES-oteauY anu slTODG'
R~ALwAYs-Are rather quiet to-day. The
sales were 1878. 900.
SrocHs-At the stock market prices are
generally higher, but the gains are in most
cases only fractional. ST. Paul was the
center of interest on Stock Exchange to-
day, stimulating orders in early dealings,
and resulted in an advance from 81 to
79;, which it reached a little before 2 p. m.
During the remainder of the day it was firm
az 7S4 until Just at the close, when
there was a break to 7Ss, at which
it closed, a decline from the highest price Of
the day Of |! per cent and only higher.
TOTAL sales were 2ii,SO0 shares. Lake
Shore closed with a gain o! Z, Union Pacific
closed with q net loss Of per cent. The
rest of the list was very dull, except the
strength developed in Pacific Mail, which
gained | per cent and a loss Of i per cent.
in Northern Pacific preferred. The other
changes are for small fractions. Compar
irr prices this evening with those Of q week
ago, nearly every thing on the list is lower,
but the de lines are not very important.
The total sales for the week were 1916. POS
zI,raE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-28

THE RATTLE
was kept up for fully twenty minutes, each
side firing from seyen,y-Gye to i hun
drsd shots.
While this main attack was going on, the
rar,y with the basket of explosives had gone
OIL I'D the railroad track until they came
opposite the lover half Of the warehouse buiId,
ipg where they stopped and deposited their
burden p the ground. The warehouse
has five or six large double doors on the
side toward the track, tor convenience IN
skiuping, and these are surmounted oy
,ar,e transoms provided with sash and
,lass Through these transomS the men
Tnrocssd,d 10 throw their explosives, hrs,
Ii,btipg the fuses with matches provided tor
In, pn-pose The night was dark, the eN-
c;,emept Of bsttle great, and time precious
ard under these conditions it was a dlhcu!
feat to strike d window, but they succeeded
in throwing
FOUR or THE GRASADEs
into the warehouse, they slighting in that
nor,;on Of the room in which the workmen s
beds were placed. Two of the gransdes
exploded with terrible violence, but tor
t%unately did no material damage to the
buildipg or occupants. These granades
were made By taking the trunk OF a small
maple tree, about three inches in diameter,
and saving it up into e~ight-iuch lengths.
These we're bored with an inch auger aoont
three. fourths OF the way through, a cartrldg-
inserted. with q fuse extending two or three
inches beyond the block, aud then
the orifce was closed with 8
MUG. About thirty of these implements OF
warfare had been provided, but before all
could be used the men handling them were
driven of and the ~grsnsdes captured.
An this time the battle had been raging
between the main body Of the ssssiIants ana
the guards. the former being
SLOWLY FORCED BACKWARD,
but still contesting every inch Of the ground.
Once or twice they charged up to within
ten or twelve yards OF the muzzleS OF the
sbofpuns or sixteen shooters of the guards
only to tall back again before the steady
FIRE. Two of the istter had fallen, while
three Of the attacking party had been
hit and had gone to the rear 10
he csre of friends. Finally, and u
| is said byCsuse ann urition was giving on
rb- ASSISTANTS re,Iea'ed to the west SIDE Of
The railroad track, where they renewed the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-28
TnE RAIL VAS RENOvEp.

Dorsey is said to be paralyzed in the lover
limbs. aud is badly hurt,
Phillip Reisling, who is located at Mlngo,
was shot thrice, once in the back, IN the neck
and again the right leg. He was carried
home and q doctor summoned. Yesterday
he was able to talk, but suffered great pain.
Joseph Stephens, a heater, formerly Of
this city, hut who has been working at
Brilliant, received q rifle or revolver ball
through the neck. lie was taken down the
railroad track toward town by his friends,
out after that all definite trace OF him was
lost. One rumor has it thath he was secreted
in Martins Ferry, while another was that
he was placed in q skitf. on a mattress, and
taken over to the upper end of this city,
where he was concealed by friends. About
halt.past one o'clock yesterday it was au-
I oritatively stated that he was dead, but
the most persistent inquiry failed 10 turn
this report into a certainty. Stephens,
il is said, formerly worked at the
Tco mill, and later at the River
SIDE. He is said to have come with the
Brilliant delegation and was shot during the
thick OF the fight
Clark Linn received the contents of a
shotgun in the back, but the charge was
fred at sue. long range that the shot failed
10 penetrate his clothing
Another man known TO have been
wounded ia one Wright, OF Brilliant. About
/ o'clock yesterday morning he was carried
mn Hanover street on q mattress and taken
| into an alley, where sll trace OF him was
lost. By some he is thought to be secreted
IN the house Of a friend, while others claim
he was sent back to Steubenville. -,
Another man is known to be going around
with q revolver ball in his back, and still
another has one in his arm. Both these
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-28

Early in the morning Alexander Laugh
liz. Sr., went to Bridgeport and swore out
twelve warrants for men supposed to be
auong the rioters, his son going down at
noon and getting warrants for Patsy Mullen
and Ed Bender on the anne charge as the
others. it being shooting with intent to Kill,
About two o'clock Constable McConnsughey
went I'D and arrested Reese Furbay, Patsy
Mullen, Eugene Wilson, John A. Brown,
William Bissitt, Richard l.. Stuart Henry
Carten, John Halp;n and Ed. Bender
Tbav were taken to Bridgeport for a pre-
Tminary hearing, Ross j. Alexander repre-
ssn,ipg the Lsughlin Company and Geo, T.
Duncan the defense. BY request OF the de,
PENDANTS Squire Robinson postponed the
trial till Monday at one 7. m the prisoners
being required 70 give 800 bond for thelr
appearance. They did not have much dit
fcul,v in getting bondsmen, John l..
Schiliing, Charles Miller, Alexander Linn
and Geo. Duncan gOiug security tor the en-
tire party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-28
oTHER CASUALTIES.

Il is tolerably certain that two othe; OF
the attacsirg party were shot, but their
names could not be ascertained. They are
said to have gone up the river on the early
train Yesterday mOrning, accompanied BY q
number of friends.
From this it will be seen that the attack
irg party got very much the worst OF the
encounter as far as wounds are concerned,
which probably arises from the fact
that they kept in a tolerably compact group
While the defenders, shielded as they were
BY the corner Of the warehouse and the
empty car, had every advantage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-28

u,Ssg1D YOUTHFUL EiPRU.
saa- r..a NERVOUS Debility cured oy
-.-.rac Serve Biitsu, SOC, 81 IS
sf .. -. wl.a ard DruEglsD- !u5eodi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-28

in Martins Ferry over he attray was some
hing tremendous. All day the assault
upon the mill "a the universal topic OF con
~yeysation, : id rumors Of the most exag.
rerated allure were aioat by the hall
dozen. AS a matter Of course, public sentl-
men .as divided, even among the strikers
themselves, but the pre%ponderance
was undoubtedly in sympathy with the
and their workmen. In the
afternoon q largely attended meeting was
held, at which steps were taken 10 or
ganize a
LAW AND ORDER SOCIETY.
and the following resolutions adopted unan-
imously: .. ,
Resolved, By the law abiding citizens OF
Martins Ferry, in meeting assembled that
we u~nhesitaiingly condemn the recent spirit
of lawlessness dominent in our midst, and
especially the high handed violation OF law
of last night, in which peacesble workmen
in the night season were attacked and shot
down by q mob. :,
That we demand OF our Mayor such
prompt and fearless action in the premises
az will dissbuse the minds Of the p~eaceaole
citizens of this city and vicinity that sach
crimes will 90 unpublished in the future
Resolved, That in such energetic eSecu'
tion of the Law. he shall received the hearty
support OF each and every member OF this
mteting, and all such other good citizens as
We can bring to our aid.
The meeting then appointed a committee
s ,brse 10 wait on the Mayor and noits
him of The acton, after which an adjourn
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3abreang 20.
9lDer's
Q9ue Cure

entbdlt elm @esensit sesei ale bon gumpHuft bers
fiibrenne 1tehel bas. 10 pieI man ipeB, in feiner
anSern Mr3nli entbaIten iit. es entbaIt fein Gbis
min, aab feine metauifden ober onbern f9abIi9en
Befanbtbeile nnb bat baber feinen nabtbeiIisen
Ginfnb alf bic Contribution. onbern IaBt ben a5rs
per 70 sefunS rpie Dor Ser ararfbeit.
aBir gnrantiren, baf aber'S Mene.Gnre aIe
Saae pot faltenr, remittircnbem, itiuem, @e9fels
asS galIenfieber, 70 wie uon aeberIeiben, bic
burdb Sunpfluft berbeisefabrt iinb, beiIt. Soute
es adb ridtiser Mnuenbuns su beiIen nerfebIen, 10
finb bic gambler bur1 ui,ier GirtuIar pom 1. SuIi
1882 ernd9tist, has Gein 5urid,u5a9ea.5
Dr. 81. G. aper { Co., IumelI, dHaH.
St allen @potbeten aa baben.
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ba oben2 Oie groBe Glaggenfange
bat ii9 ia geienft! Binbet fie tpieb ct
feit o6er bic ganse 3ran5sei6i6te fdllt
berunter.
l1lri9. an ben bieie Mobnuns baupt=
iddli6 geridtet mar, mari eiuen glei6=
giiltigen Bid binauf 5u ben beorobten
&rdnaen, 1nahte aber feline Mnitalt, ibs
men 5u 9iilfe gu fomnttn.
96rft Du ni9t? tpieoerboIte Der 8as
ter ungebuloig.
Sd bd1te, i'd ftdnoe Bel ben Gruben
in Nrbeit, ni6t bier Bel Der gbrenpforte.
Sf's ni6t genug, 6aB mir bier oben
Ma6e balten miifen? Wer bas Ding
gebaut bat. mag es aud tDieber in Oros
nung bringen.
Gannif Ou benn bas alte 2ieb ni6t
e,nmal beute laHen2 fubr Der S1i6ts
meiifer drgerli6 auf. Nun, 10 fteise
elmer BON @u9 Mnberen binauf.
Die 8ergleute blidten aif ulri9, ols
eriparteten fie bon bieiem Elm 3eihen
Der 3ultimmung, ba bies aber nidt
erfolgte, 10 riibrte iid 2einer, nur gis
ner mabte Miene, Der guffor6eruns
Solge gu leiiten; ber iun9e 6ibrer
wanote ii6 f6tpeigeno um unb fab i'm
a1. @s mar nur ein einaiger glid ber
berrif9en blauen Nugen, aber er bate
bic Wirtung elites Befebls, Sener trat
fofort 3uraf, feine 9anb regte 1i9 mebr.
(Gortlesuna foIst.l
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cages > 3semisfeiten.
SnIanb.


- Oie bem 9auie gegentpdrtig bors
liegenbe Bia 3ur Peniionirung @rants
1T 10 abgefaBt, baB Der prdi iibent iie
tpir6 nit ieinent 8eto belegen miiiien.
SeBbalb tpirb bieielbe ni9t angenomz
men tuerben. Die 5tpeite, BON Senator
@0mun6s eingebra9te 8iG iebo9 giebt
bem prdiibenten bas Ne1t, einen @es
neral Der Nrmee auf bic peniionsliite
gu ieben, unb biefe 8ia bat Musfi6t
auf @rfolg.
- Ser rMmericam Dpnanite Cont
panD" in Met6eiter gountp, Stem
Dorf, iinb a9t &iiten Dpnamit geitobz
len tporben.
= Wfrs. Oublep, bic anf Dommoban
&oha i9oB, 1T unter $4,000 8iirgi9aft
geItelt tporben, lm Dpr ber @ranb
SurD au erf6einen.
- 9ie Snauglratinn bes garnebal
in Stem Orleans, Mnfunft bes @er,
mar cine srobartige Mffaire. I'm II
ubr tpurben linn bor ber gitD 9au bic
S9lifel Der @tabt iibergeben. Sn
Der prD3efiiDn befanben 1i1 Ser.
Staaten Nrmees unb Marinez5ol6at
bic Wlili5fompagmien in pbantaiietra9z
ten &c. &c. Cine Glotille boAo6t Oanlz
pfern nit ben Sbeilnebmern Der pros
aeffion an Borb, febte fi9 bonn SUB Der
ganalftrabe aus in 8emegung unb
oampfte ben GluB binauf bis gum Muss
fteaungsplabe no GROCER ginaug gebals
ten tpurbe. 9ie &on3ertballe mar bi6t
gebrdngt bon unb es mar i'm gan3em
9auptgebdube f@wer, ii@ gu beipesen.
- SIN Hegierungsgebdube tpurbe benz
@ouberneur 8ourne BON &bobe Sslanb
bonn Negierumgs &pmmifdr Gbaie Elm
gmpfang bereitet, benz ale @tabsz
Dffiaiere 6es @ouberneurs in boiler llni>
form beimObnten.
- Wegen Mnnabme bon 8elobmunz
gen, Die linn nidt aufamen, bat Der
poliaeibof bon 9tlwautee reiisniren
miiffen.
- 9eftige unb anbaltenbe Negen in
ben Oititaaten baben leberl6wemmumz
gen beranlaBt.
- Wem yort. als Der Dampfer
sSouiliana" BON Der @rommea Qinie
BON Nem Orleans bier anfam unb am
pier yto 8, Nortb Niper, anlegte, itieg
elm bdBli6er fleiner Mann nit einem
ebenfalls nidts ueniger als i96nenGrau1
enaimmer ans 2anb. &aum bate er
oahelbe betreten, als cine Grauensperz
ion bon angenebmem IeuBern iiber ibn
berfiel uno iein Gelidt 3u 3ertraben be-
gam. Gin Deteetip Der fe begleitet
bate, arretirte ben Wfann unb bra9te
i'm nod benz Sombs poliseigeri1t.
Sort CAB bic Grau, tpelde bic Werbafs
tung 0es Wannes beranlaBt bate, an,
baB iie Nmelia Clarence beige uno Der
Nrreifant ibr Gatte lei. Sic bdtten
129 Nampart Str, Wem Orleans, elm
pugwaarenseiddft beirieben. meldes
ibr @atte bor etma apei Wo9en fir
$500 berfauft bdtte, iporauf er am ber=
gangenen Wlittuo1 nit ibrem Dienft@
mdohen, MatbilbeRraft, burdgebrannt
lei unb alles Wertbboae nit ii9 genoms
men babe. 2ldserin iei am nd9ten
Sage per Babn nod Netp Oort absez
reiit uno Dor benz flii1tigen paare bier
ongelangt. Sic mad,te li9 ni6ts aus
oem Manne, polle aber oas @elb boz
ben. Muf 3ureben bes &i1ters CAB
Der Mann Der 3ldgerin $3.50 unb bic
@eie0f6aft berlieB 6ann ben @eridtss
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monb put Die 8'iitenfarte iogar 3urut
setanot Das bat lnoehen nidt per=
blnbsrfi fonnen, ouB 8. Shmeninger
e'ne groBartige Praris erblelt, uno er
nebenbsi gu 9Bege aebradlt. oaB er mes
aen ieiner 8ergangenbeit unb .@egenz
mart cine Der interefanteiten Bsri6nz
lI1feiten Berlin's gemoroen it,; uno
nl6t 5ulebt lino es bic Grausn. tuel1e
er lntereiiirt. Der aeibsfan3ler uno
feline Gamilie tpiomen benz peri0nlid)
liebensniirbigen. baierii1 gemiitbli1en
ar5te ibr Dolle 6reunbi6aft.
sdE Die feiniten Diamanten, u6ren
un0 @olbfa9en finoet man bel 8.
Ut ou , amt gegeniiber bon Ramp=
m1nn's Banfgebdube.
@traBburg, 26. San. OaB nidt
aaein an bic 3eitungen, ion6ern au1
an Die poli5elpermaltung oft ionberz
bare 4nliegen geifellt merben, btirfte
elm Brief betpeiien, Der bon einem bic
figen Gabrifgeiddft freunolidft sur
0erfiigung geIteqt moroen 1T. Ser
Brief wurbe Dem @ei6dfte BON Der
bieiigen poli3eibireftion 5ugeltelt unb
!autet bu6ifdbli@ ipie foIet: rWeiBen=
bad, %. Sanuar 49,. SD m6hte bic
poli5ei nit elmer fleinen bite beldfti=
gen. es mO6te elm poliaeibiener 10 gut
fein uno bieien Brief per geIegenbeit
auf ben geuinidten Ort tragen, ba id5
feline MoreiIe rmebr peiB. Sd m09te
germ aus Der WeiBbembenfabrit in
StraBburg amei meibe 9emben bas itid
gu 4 Marf uno aud gu ieoem 0emb
einen &ragen unb blefes gemiini1te ios
balb als mosli6 anf goifnadnabme
mir 5ui6iden nit Der Nbreiie: (foIgt
bic 4Orefe). llnb Der 6abrlfberr
m66te 10 gut iein unb bic Nbre1ie Don
Der Gabrif mir in benz pafet eini9rei=
ben baB tpeu nod mebrere Befellungen
gema6t werben baB man bireft bin=
f6reiben fam. Wenn bieies geuun=
f6ene pcilfiibrt tpirb, @riiB ib bic po=
liSei Mit N6tungspOq piel SauienbmaI;
(folgt Der gaame). Meine 0emoens
fragfu meRen SO Gentm nun peroen
Sic i6on mifen. tpie bic 0emben 6ar=
na6 iein miiifen." Die getpiinf9ten
Semben uno Rragen finb nit Der poit
an ben Nuftraageber abseianot tporben.
unb oa fbimpfe mod einmal Semanb
iber bic Boliaei!
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goeesfraoen

Warum faan Sim Sart 10 biL
fig Yerfaufeu?
Weil er feline 5bsilbaber nnS
8eiienoe bat unb alles fit gaar
serfauft. St banOelt mad bem
Sose: ualeine prpfite unb srDBe
Gtnnabmen+"
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4adiasbam's 8art=8ei,e ORE

~ einer bet ,pi9tiser unb bsIiebteen 1oiIetten.
9rtiteI fir Germ seworben. Ber ciusn arauen
Bart bs1tt, eber einen, beiiem natirIi9e Tarbe
nuaitaspsbm II, BEN pirt 8udinsb ans Bart.
Beise beIfsm.
3abesitet bon
y. =. 1all 8 &c., ssaibma, n. s.
sn allen apOtbslsn 81 baben.
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VDftfartett tueroem aimt lamger ge
tttaQ1t.

tttad3t.
Dieies iif, neil iie lang genug iinb,
bas beiBt genau fiinf 3ol lang.
8rDun's Sron 8ttters tpiro in feinent
Be5ug anoers genladt. ais iDie ieBt.
Well @rfabruns 3eigt. baB es cen Be,
oiirfnii1en Der &ranfen pDuia en'iprl1t,
unb baB es Dpspsp,ie, uub cine Meeae
anoerer Rranfbe,ten belieat Dr. u.
8. &uagles, Wtarlon. Waii, iagt /:
sd empfehle Bropn's Sron Bitters
als elm pertbpolles 5tdstungsmltte
fir Die Bereiherung nes Blutes uno bic
8eieitigung aller bpspeptii6en Spmpz
Tome"
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say Die feinften Diamanten, u1ren
uno @olbfa6en finoet man bel 8.
Noubant gegeniiber bon Gamp=
m1un's Sanfgebdube.
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Gin Mpof6e (
Ql1er's gariapariltss.

5cIeenber Brief pou einem unferer befrnntciien
Apotbeter in Maifaduietts lit fir ieben aeinensen
pnu Snterefie
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europa unb geraS

@ SEPT iif bic 8eit nod europa
3u reifen ober gerlpanbte nod
9eras fonmen 81 Ieffen Dur9s
biIets I'M 8pifdenoed gu folsenoen @rei'en:
autiperpen, Bremen, Samburs
Bon Gan Mntonio ......... $40 35
Fad Gan autonio .......... $34 15
Direftr DnrdbiIIets bon europa nod iebem
@Iate in Geras iinb perbdItnibmdbis bilIig au
baben Bel u. 3. Dottn9, asent,
o. @eblert, @aiase @lerf,
4,2t ~ ef.eomniereefr., Gan Antonio.
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Professors Saloon,
Barrppnr
@ein< II Bier Salpn,

247 Meft Commensurate.
Grifdes tlbIes Bier uno bic beifen Meine,
eiqnore unb @isarren. Eorter unb slle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-05-13

Jeudi dernier au matin une
bien p6nible ct douloureuse nou-
velle SO r6pandait dams nos cercles
canadiens de la vile, on venait
d%'apprendre la mort accidentelle
dun de nos jeunes compatriotes,
M. f '6d6ric q. Fredenberg, petit
neveu de M. z. Demeules de Min
neapolis ct beau fills de NJ le no.
taire Desruches de st Janvier,
Province de Quebec. Mercredi
dernier aprAs-midi,, NJ. Fredenberg
6tait avec un compagnon a faire
la peche sur le Mississippi, pres
de st Paul, le frele esquif quilts
montaient, porte dams DIES courants
contraires, chavira tout q coup ct
l'infortune Fredenberg disparut
sous leau avant quo son ami plus
heureux que lui, cut pu lui porter
secours. Toutes les recherches
faites jusqu'a ce jour pour retrou-
YER le corps ont etc infructueuses
M. Fredenberg 6tait age de %
ans, il appartenait a une brave ct
tres respectable famille. II laisse
dams la plus profonde douleur une
mere DIES plus chrstienne ct DIES
plus accomplie, qui no Sc consolsra
de sa perte, ainsi qu'un
cercle de parents ct
d'amis.
Nos sinceres condolences q In
6plor6e de potre %infortun6
compatriote.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-05-13

Cette hanque pale I'm interet au taux
de six par cent. L'argent depose dams les
trois premiers jours du mois porte lnteret
du premier dU mois. Les depots fats
apres lie tIoisieme jours portent interet
du premier jour du mois sulvant.
L'a1gent peut etre retire en- tout temps,
mais dot dnmeurer trois mois d la Banque
pour porter interet. 4 la fin du troisie-
me mois, vous avez trols mois d'int6ret,
i la fin du Juatrieme mois, quatre meis
d'interet; a Ia fin du cinquieme mois,
cinq mois, ct ainsi de suite, aussi long
temps que votre argent demeure dams la
BanQue.
Vous n'avez pas a renouveler vos de-
pots tous les trols GU six mois, CONNIE
de chaque %janvier ct juliet, nous vous
faisons up etat de vos interets, soft que
vous veniez a Ia Banque GU non, ct ces
interets portent interet de meme qu'un
depot. Nous veus continuous ce privi-
lege pendant vingt ans, 81 lie compte nest
pas retire.
Cette Banque ne transige aucnne afai-
re commercials, ne prete aucun argent
sur billet sans garantie, ct ne p1end au.
cGns risqEes u1els qu'lls soient.
Vons n'etes pas tenu de bonner avis
quand vous desirez retirer notre argent.
La loi dome a la Banque lie privilege
d'exiger ~seixante jours davis, mais de-
puts pres de dix ans, ellie ma iamais de
mand6 I'M minute de delai.
Toutes vos affaires avec Ia Banque sont
privees ct c~onfdentlelles. Personne au-
ire que vous ne pe1t retirer votre argent,
a moins qu'elle ne soft autorisee a le
faire.
La coniance du public dams cette Ban
que est e%vidente, pleinement etablfe par
lie fait que les d6pots qu'on lul a comics
Sc chlffrent aujourd'hui a la sonme de
UN MILLION QUATRE CENT MILE
PIASTRES. Ellie est la banque d'epar-
gnes la plus considerable a POuest de
Cleveland.