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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-09-16

I. -. )! for working people. Send 10 cent,
Mnf 1I|postage, and we will mail you free, 4
hKhE royal, valuable sample box Of goods
Ma44 that will put you in the way OF making
more money in q few days than you ev-
er thought possible at any buiness. Capital not re-
Quired. You can live at home and work in spare
time only, or all-the time. All of both sex
es, of all ages, grandly successful. Fifty
cents to IS easily earned every evening. That all
who want to work may test the business,we make
this unparalleled offer: To all who are not we'll
satisfied we will send 81 to pay for the trouble of
free. Immense pay absolutely sur, for all who
start at once. Don't delay. Address STrssoS &
Co., Portland, Maine.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-09-16
Winona & St. Peter E &

w 11(01(1 q VU: e VCO1 ~ n
Going East. Going Nest.
MOI Express, 9:52 a. m. No. Express 4:5O m.
$40 p. m. 8 IS sos pm
g. IA Ac'm 1890 a. m. F." II Ac'm 11:45 a. m.
16 s. 2:10p. m. "19 2:10p. m.
Nos. l and daily. All others daily
except Sunday.
c. w. HEIDEMANN, Agent.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-09-16

I have been troubled with catarrh
from boyhood and had considered my
case chronic until about three. wears
ago I procured one bottle of Ely's
Cream Balm, and count myself sound
to-day, all from the use of one bottle. -
]. r. Cooley, Hardware Merchant.
Montrose, Pa.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-09-16
Bucklen 8 AYnica Salve

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, chappeG Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to Civ
perfect satisfaction, or money refund.
ed. Price Is cents per box. Sold by c.
l.. ROOS.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-09-16

Women are everywhere using and
recommending Parker's Tonic because
they have learned from experience that
It speedily overcomes dependency, in
digestion, pain or weakness in the back
OF kidneys, and other troubles peculiar
% the SEX.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-09-16

On January 2 next, Kaiser Wilhelm
will have been King of Prussia just
twenty-five years. Preparations for
celebrating the anniversary have al
ready been begun.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-09-16
Officers OF Brown County

Post Office Addres. Few Ulm.
DITOR-J. +. Bertrand.
r2EAsURER-R. Pfefferle.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-John GrimmeY.
JUDGE OF PRoBATE-E. Brahdt.
CLERKoF THE DIST. CoURr-AlDert blanchard
sHERITF-J. B. Schmidt.
SvAvEYoR-J. Berndt.
CouRT CoMNIssIOKEk-E. G. Koch.
County ATToRNEY-George W. Somerv,le
CoRoNER-Jonas LaudeNschlager
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. j. B.Velikanje-
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-09-16

An Indiana woman who was driving
her chickens off the railrQad track was
run over and killed. Tho chickens are
all right, except those which were fed
to the minister on the day of the funeral.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-09-16
Officers OF the City of New Ulm.

MAYoR-C, Weschcke.
CoUNcILoRs-J. Bobleter, L. Buenger, c. Loen
hard, C. Brust and j. Pfenninger.
CLERK-Jacob Nix.
TREAsURER.Fr. Forster.
CITY JusrICEs-R. Fischer and Aug. Westphal.
CRY ATToRNEY-Jos. A. Eckstein.
CoNsrAsLE-Jos. GALES.
MARsHAL-Cnas. Winklemann.
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An EdctO2.,S Tribute.

Theron P.Keator, Editor of the Fl.
Wayne, Ind, Gazette" writes;."For
the past five years I have always used
DR.. Kings New Discovery, for coughs
Of most a severe character as we'll as
for those of milder type. 1t never
fails to effect a speedy cure. Ny
friends to whom l have recommended
it speak of it in the same high terms.
Having been cured by it Of every
cough | have had for five years, l con-
slider it the only reliable and sure cure
for Coughs, Colds. etc. Call AT G.. L.
Roos' City Drug Store and get Free
Trial Bottle. Large Size $l.O0. 2
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-09-16

St. Peters cathedral, just completed
at Moscow, has five cupolas, and no
less than 900 pounds of gold were used
in OVERLAPPING them. The doors of the
temple cost $4,000, and upon the
marble floors were expended $1,000, 900.
Ten thousand worshippers can be COM
Portable if their souls let them within
this $15, 100000 temple.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-09-16

A Curious story is reported from
Germany in the cable columns of the
New York Herald. 1t is to the effect
that the rocks have suddenly taken
flight from their homes in the Cathedral
of Regensberg, where they have cawed
joyously for centuries past. The
peasantry are said to regard the de-
parture of the familiar birds az an
ominous sign-heralding the approach
of an epidemic of cholera
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,si,, as is hisawsys and earn great profits,

as its highways and earn great profits,
tneir stocks being up 10 500, 40 ana
oOO per cent. IL canals sre plsyed out,
why Is IL that in the Old World, where
things are more settled, they increase
their canals, and canal stocks are
the best in the market aud can.
not be bought? He reviewed the
history OF canals, declaring that the
Florida ship canal would bs the best
IN the world. Asked how much IL
would cost, he said, ."S2o 900, 900, more
or less-if by the government, more"
lLaughter. He said he had
syndicate organized IN Europe
THAT expected TO cut IL through ia is
months. He favored the Mississippl,
Us God had made it the greatest ma
tlonal waterway In tho world. The
hennepin canal was also q good thing
and badly needed. (Applause).
u asked at milwaukee, tho cost of
carrying wheat by rail nom st. Paul
10 milwaukee, and learned that they
PAY 10 cents per bushel and you pay
40 ceuts.'
"How much to New York or Mon.
troai?"
"Fiftsen cents"
"rhen the middle men get grab nj
10 The European market loaded down
with charges until there is no profit.
Win this canal we will
beat competition and the
devil also. Laughter). We all
like railroads. They are making us
All rich, but we do not want TO get rich,
There Is no trouble about the tariff,
II Is the railroad system aud elevators
that's the trouble.n Aftor the conclu.
sion OF this address some further
business was transacted and tho cor.
vention adjourned sine die.
The cordial and hearty greeting be-
slowed on Senator Enstis, Msior
Barrie AMI others of the Now Orleans
conference committee, is the subject of
much favorable comment tc-night.
A memorial setting forth the
area, population aud value of tho agri-
cultural ann mineral products OF the
States and Territories embraced within
tho waterway system OF the North
west and asking Congress t.
consider the mstter OF thei,
cheap transportation to market
and make sach appropriation
as will meet tho disired end, wa.
adopted and will DO presented to Con-
grass ut its coming session.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 4.-Th month
ly report OF tho National Cotton OF.
oh aneo says OF the growing crop:
For tho Rrst timo this soason n.
ports show q deterioration In crop
prospects, but shedding was 80 preva-
lent during tbs creator portion Of Al.
Hinia and Florida, no Ststo has held
IT'S former rating, Rust Wnd worms
havo also dono some harm.
Bottom lands complain OF ex.
excessive rains, and Cessation
thereof would do much toward bring.
ing these soctions up. Drought hSa
hoen the trouble on tho uplands ma
throughout the greater part Of Taxes.
but in the lsttor State particularly
timely showers have fslion quito re-
Gently In many localities, and the
prospects have accordingly BRIGHT
ened in tho districts no favored, IA.
Dor, as q rule, is sufficient aud work.
ing well. Taken sltogethor, She crop
mas met with q reverse, but favorinf
seasons from now on, with Q late
ireexe, would 20 far toward compen.
sating for tho seasons above stated.
Tho percentage has been reduced from
07 ut tho eud of July 10 pl now, An.
pputod arc State nvornuoa.
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THE BUSINESS BUDGETr.
yone Of thu Stuck uarkst


NEW YORK, Sept. i.-Governments
duh and strong.
Railroad bonds quiot to-day.
The feature OF to.day's stock market {
has been the heavy decline In Union
Pacific, accompanied by heavy trading
IN the stock, the sales aggregating "a
400 shares, or over 81 per cent. OF the
day'a business In all stock. The carly
publication OF cha Union Pacitic's
statement for the mouth OF July, show
ing a loss IN gross earnings OF $4,000,
at 'ld eam5 ttmo that there was an in.
crease IN operating expenses OF Sl57, $40,
making tue TOTAL loss for tho month an
compared with tho same time last
year, S22S,3OS, had depressing effect
upon the price and everybody an
peared willing to sell, both ,or the
.0ng aud SNORT account, oil that the
market would take. Alter opening at
AVA, there was an advance OF n, aud
after that persistent decline which
continued until late in the afternoon,
when tho price touched 47L, and in
sympathy with tho rest OF tho market
rallied In the last Lour per cont, clos
log with net loss OF IL. II is 3aid
thaS tne earnings FOR August show even
o heavier decrease than that of July,
President Adams has bson Ia the civ
all day. and 1t IL understood
most of his time has been
spent in conference with flnanc.ers
hsre, tho object OF which IL supposed
to be TO arrange some important loans
for tbs company. II Is said that ths
company has bo0n borrowing from
banks in Connecticut and other States
whore the loans can't bs easily traced
Tho general market was about STEADY
at Tho opening. The 'frst sslos
were accompanied by an ad-
vsnce Of n TO q per cent,
but We're quickly followed by a
general selling movement, which CON
tinoed until the middle OF tho aftor-
noon, Aaaruls tho highest prices of
the day were made just after opening
anu the lowest prices about 1890 p. nj.
A few Of tho active stocks fell more
than | per cont. There was decided
rally, during which, in some cases, tho
earlier losses were recovered and the
market finally closed about steady
and within email fraction of the
| prices Qflast evening.
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feurth.Cln.a po.tma,.sr..

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-The acting
acknowledgement has appointed the
following fourth.claas nc:tmnsters:
Ohio-Mexico, Robert Guenthers
Little Sandusky, Burk w. Martin:
Marseilles. Henry Handvlchy; Weston.
Bernard IndllSopier; Shawneetown.
Thomas u. Bushong; Kirby, Isaac G.
BRYANT.
Misunderstanding, John MCCARTHY;
Bronson, A. Ford; Pomona, ]. L.
orr. "
Tennessee Granville, Il. A. Vellv.
Glenn's Store, j. II. Glenn; Fancher's
Mills, Mrs. l.. /. Fancher; Rockford
I. II. Speck; Elkhorn, Thoaiss N, Bur
ton; Staunton depot, Adonis Raglsnd
towa--Gltbers Station, b. j, Grin.
noll; Charlotte, William Il. Houlshan I,
Preston, N. Gadessj Balmus, A, b.
Cressen; Dixon, H. J. Wulff; italian.
James NJ. Pendergast; Cascade, James
A. Haynes; Durant, Joseph Weaver
Macssbury, j. l.. Love; Raymond, W,
L. Dotrick; Iron Mills, j. 8. Tracy.
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Another Torrl,ory rr,reav.

Fort SMITH, Sept. i.--Nows reached
here to-day OF q killing which occurred
last week in tho virdigris bottom, In
the Chrokeo Nation. Dick Sutherland
and Jake Burns had O quarrel on Fri.
day over some corn. Sutherland said
q would settle IL next day. He met
Burns next day driving along the rosi
and told him 10 had come 10
settle the difficulty Of the day before.
Burns got oil his wagon aud Suther.
land fred nj him with u shotgun, nut
ting IL buck.shot into him, aud as
Burns climbed into tho wagon Sathpr-
land fired again, killing him instantly.
Both woro white mon. No arrests have
as yet boon made.
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NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
AcAEEky CAMPAIGN CIRCULAR
feAnsylvSnla Republicans Cali ON Gov.
crnmcnt Kmployes for Cash to
nown the Administration
and Restore the "Grand
OLD .Party," Etc.
Republican Political A.s,s.m.n...

Republican Political Assessments.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-The commits
sioner of pensions has transmitted to
the secretary of the interior the fol. .
low ngsc0mmunicatio from the chiefe
OF the mail division or that bureau,
sept. :, lsS5.--To j. ]. Black, Commls-
SIR:-I have to report that this offica
Ia to-day In receipt OF over 100 ietters
10 its employees, postmarked Pbiladel.
phia, Septembor 8. / herewith submit
a sample:
Headquarters Republican State Commit
ice, ~, Cloud Hotel, farlor q. Chair
mao, Thomas V. Cooper. PhlladeIphia.
sseptember 2. Dictated. TO Frank j. M.
N, Miller, Pension Office, Department OF
DEAR SIR:--We desire All early sub.
scription TO the State committee and
as liberal as you eau afford 10 make IL,
II the Republicans OF Penusylvania
win decisiys victory this year it
Will prevent any agitation or disas.
trous change oftha tariff by the incom.
ing Congress aud pave the way for the
overthrow OF the Democratic State and
nsttonal administration. We propose
10 push the work Of the State a0mtnit-
tee with the utmost yigor until cleo.
tion day. Please ssnd yOnr subscrip-
ton as spromptly as possible by check.
money order, or call a; headquarters.
Yours very truly,
THOMAS v. COOPER,
Chairman.
a number OF similar ccmmuuiCa.
tions were received by employees of the
land Office. Acting Secretary Jenkn
has transmitted tbs circular to o.
civil servics commission for .sn0h a.
ton as they, may deem proper. Itia,
maintained by officers Of the interior
department that tho Pennsylysnia
State committee have, by directin9
the letters specifically to employes f6
De delivered by carriers In the govern.
ment buildings, committed broRoh
OF section IL OF the civil service a6t.
which reads as follows: y'
Sec. IL That no person shall In any
building occupied In the discharge 6f
| oincini duties by any officer or om.
ploye OF the United Statos mentioned
III this net or any navy yard, tort OF
arsenal, solicit in any manner what
ever or receive any Contribution or
money, or any other thing OF value for
any practical purpose whatever.
SEQ. II Of tho same act expressly.
prohibits such solicitations BY
any porsoDs In the aeYvico
OF the United States IA
any place, and 1t Is probable that an
examination will ho made tS ascertain
whether any OF tho membors Of the
committee fall within the scope ofthis
l
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NEW YORK, Sept. 4--Tho business
failnrea throughout the country dur
tho last seven days, as reported to II.
agency, to-day by Telegraph number:
For tho United Ssates, li6; for Canada,
10, AZ against a .otal of lSg last week, +,
and Ia tho woek previous. y
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The St. Lsuis and Waco Coun,crfoi,
Cases,

sr, LOUIS, sopt4,-Jsilor seigmund,
who has charge Of Luclus A. White,
under arrest hero for counterfeiting
Brazilian treasury notes, received to-
day letter from United States Dis
trict Attorney Porrre, of Waco, Texas,
stating that q writ OF haboas corpue
had boon issued for White, who is
wanted 70 testify against his brot her,
Joseph II. White, nor under arrest for
tho Same offense at Waco. JAiler Beig.
man will probably start for Waco with
his prisoner to- morrow.
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SPORTING EEys.
A Prize Wight.

PIrTsDuRa, Sept "A prize fight
for purse OF $500, between Jack Book
and James Writ, local pugllists, fought
on the Perryvllle road, early this
morning, resulted In Writ being
knocked out In the 36th round. About
100 persons witnessed tho mill.
A reception will be rendered McCaf-
frey upon his arrival homo to morrow.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES
IhIevish Trustees

VINcESNEs, Iudy Sept. 4,--Three
townehip trustees Of Davies county,
Indiana, have disappeared. 1t Is said
they issued fraudulent orders on their
respective townships sud on the
credit OF Tho same easily raised money
ard absoonded with ". They are
Charles a. Brown, trustoto of Wash
ington township; John q. Ransley,
Of Steele township, and John Clarke,
OF Barr township. They are supposed
TO be IN CaEada' The amount of money
carried away by them 10 vsriously es-
timatod nt from $4,000 b 5000 900
Great Excitement prevails.
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New Frsight Rate on srn,o.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 4-FreIght rates on
grain from hero TO tho seaboard have
boon brought into llno with those from
Chicago, and tho open rata now Is IA
cents 10 New York, IL to Philadelphia
anu III 10 Baltimore. a break in the
higher classes of froyhi is expected In
u day on TWO.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.
Judge John II. Eahin

LITTLE Rock, Sept. 4,-John II.
Eakin, associate Judge OF the supreme
court Of Arkansas, died last night at
Marshall, Missouri, whero he was vls-
ting reletives. He was a native OF
Bedford county, Tennessee, 90 years
olu, and served four years as chan
colior and seven as supreme Judge.
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A Yea-IIour strike

MUSHROOM, Mich, Sept. 4.--Ths
shiugle mon hero are out on o strike
for 10 hours work per day or increased
pay Tor more time than that. About
500 men are included in tho strike.
Three hundred went out yesterday and
othors will follow to-day.
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PursRvRa, Sept. A tank car on
West Pennsylvania railway. oonta,n-
ing oil, exploded this morning. fatsllv
burning brakeman, Thomss RYAN.
OF cleveland, Ohio, and setting are 4,
the train. The flames were snSduaS.
however, before serious damage re.
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IN, uhlo,vo x,.,.,o. r,.,a ca.

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-Ths Daily News'
Ottawa, illinois, special says, The
suproms court thls morning overruled
the motion for . continuance In The
eass Of Joseph o. Mackin, convicted
q pesjusy in.ths eleollQn fraud oGsoS.
- y :! . 5s;lilss n Z & s1;ssss 4 !
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Another Man and Moro Money Ais,iur

LoUisvILLE, Sept. i.--Josoph II,
Helm, n shoe manufacturer and NOR.
chant, is missing. Suits were filed
against him to-day charging that ho
has lett tho State 10 dofraud his crod.
itors. He 10 tho treasurer OF the NJ.
Charles Benevolent society and sev-
oral otbor German societies. II is
charged tnat ho has taken several
thousand dollars belonging TO these
organizations with him. He leaves
also number Of creditors. lie loft
home tuesday by way OF tho back
door and has not boen soen by hia
family since. Policy aud lottery
playing are said to have boon the
cause OF Helms downfall.
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PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Sept. A. Maud
y. made an unsuccessful trial to lower
her record hero to-day. A brisk wind
blow up the homs stretch, aud tho air
was crisp aud chilly.
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Boat Kaco Postponed,

MANHATTAN BEACH, Sept. 4.-Tho
boat rSoo for 81 500 which was 10 have
taSon place at Shospshoad bay to. o.dsy,
between Hanlsn, Ross and Lee, was
postponed until Monday on account OF
the roughnoss OF tho water.
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Mig Crooks and Big Bsil.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. AL. H. Auf-
demorte and Erasmus shepherd
were arraigned before United
States Commissioner Wright. They
waived examination aud were rs.
manded. Aufdemorte's ball was Rxed
az 10000; Shephard's at $4,000.
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A Denial

Nav York, sopt. 4.-Ssnor Suares,
tho Spanish consul-Renerai, ofilcially
and emphAtically denies the story THAI
Ltmban 6anohei, the Cuban inSufeonS.
had GAINED . eettle over the oD6ni16
ssooges ~ eelo o1ofo We - l3o11l4
uoa - ooea foloee -
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1RviSoToN, N. Y, Sept. 4.-Rev. DR..
Steven II. Tying, sr., died at his resi-
dence here AZ midnight last night.
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one pending in the United States "a.
preme court would prove q conflict OF
jurisdiction. This and another polut
rcgarding. Mackin's bondsmen were
oyerruled. 1t IL expected that Maok-
ms m J, case en- appeal will be heard next
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Read! Read! Read +!

10 Ladies Ready-made Suits at 50o worth So
100 pair Coorsd Le Thread Gloves and $50 pair
4Oyards J. avn for ST. worth So.
l2Q0yards Fla -wo0l Dsbeges &c; worth &c.
800 yards India Null at 200; worth 5Oc
26 yards Victoria Lawn at &c. worth zoe.
200 yards Cross Bar at lie; worth 3Oc
800 yards Lace Pique at l5c; worth 500
100 peces Lace Silk SOC to ST.
300 pieces fRbbon and 2nch 25c
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Average Tor the llttn..........,..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-08-05

LIE premier volume des Mem0a-
res du general Grent est sous
presse.
Les 6diteurs Webster ct Gle lie
font tlrer a 100000 exemplaires.
LIE Sun dit que la part de Nine
Grant dams les produits r6alis6s
par la vente du livre du general,
sera entire $500, 600 a 100000. Les
ventes faites jusqu'a present. lui ga
rantissent 100000. Quatre mile
agents sont occupies 4 prelever des
subscriptions ct il y en- aura bien-
tot 5000.
L'ouvrage sera en- deux volumes
qui seront publi6s s6par6ment;~l Pun
au mois de septembre ct lautre au
mois de mars.
L'6dlteur partlra prochainement
pour Europe atm de faire publier
lie livre en- Angleterre, France, Al
lemagne, Italie ct en- Australia.
Des editeurs de la Norv6ge ct
du Portugal ont fait des soumis-
sions pour la vente du livre.
Nine Grant retirera un gros per-
centage de la vente du livre dams
les pays strangers.
Les fills du general mont aucun
interet fnancier dams la vente du
livre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-08-05
Mile Moore, une Americaine, a
remport6 le premier prix de chant
au conservatoire de Paris.
EUROPE.
LES sCANDALEs DE LONDREs.

LES SCANDALES DE LONDRES.
LoNDREs, 28-L'agitation causee
par les revelations de la Pail Mall
Gazette a etc cause de ~l'ostracis-
me social de plusieurs mobiles an
glais q qui on attribute les crimes
r6vel6s par la Gazette, ct don't les
actes font aujourd'hui le sujet de
de la commission insti-
tu6e pour v6rifer la v6racite des
accusations de ce journal.
Plusieurs mobiles tres connus
dams la soci6t6 anglaise ct don't
les noms paralssaient sur les re-
gistres saisis chez madame JEFF
frees, apr6s la descente de la poll
ce, qui a Gu lieu il y a quelques
semaines, ont disparu de Londres,
ct sont, parait-il, en- Am6rique.
L'organe du Enforcement de la
puret6 DIES moeurs' affrme que qua
ire deputies ont chacun offert une
forte somme d'argent pour faire
prendre DIES proceeds judiciaires
contre son 6dlteur. lie journal les
d6fe de souvenir les t6molgnages
en- cour, ct declare hautement qu'ils
seront oblig6s de d%ispara1tre de ls
scene politique, s'ils osent prendre
DIES prec6d6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-08-05
LIE Canada a Proposition dan
Y0rS.

LIE Canada a Proposition dan
yerS.
On lit dams Immigration, jour
nal public D Bruxelle:
"Nous avons Gu le plaisir dsAtre
pilot6 d travers le local effect9 au
Canada, dams deposition dan
vers, par M. Dor6, l'adjoint au
haut commissaire de la federation
canadienne, Sir Charles Upper.
"Le Canada, Pune des plus i'm
portantes colonies britanniques,
ne pouvait etre mieux repr6sent6.
"Quant d la section canadienne
nous afirmons que, toutes proper
tions gard6es, ellie est de beaucoup
plus Importance que celle de Fan
gleterre elle-meme. LIE bon govt
le plus exquis a preside aux diff6-
rentes installations ct au place
ment DIES nombreux ct riches pro-
duits de toutes les provinces, de-
puts le Nouveau- Brunswick JUS
qu'aux territories du Nord-O Quest
ct de la Colombo brjtannique.