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Petroleum.

Syv YORK, May 15.-Pctroleum opened steady
AT EGJzc aud was very dull during the forenoon,
but IN the afternoon covering Of shorts and buy
ing by western operators caused an advance on
soIidatcd exchange opening At SOY e; highest Sc
lowest soc; closed al SIC. Stock Exchange
closed nj $780, highest $40; lowest sG1Ec; CLOSED
al Sic. Total sales $1,000 barrels.
HRApFoRp, Pa, May l6.-0pened al S65fc
closed at highest SEC; lowest SOC; clear
AncCs S34,OOO barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, May lS.-Petroleum ACTIVE
and arm; opened At sG5zc; closed AtS15Sc; high
eat SIG; lowest soc.
OIL CRY, acknowledgement At s65sc; highes
size; lowest SGstc; closed At STS<c; sales $500
barrels.
TlrusyrILE, Pa, May l5.-opened at s6No
highest SI5tc; lowest S6sSc; closed at SIC.
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Railroads.

IDAITIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
OF MSs R0s,arn lime: 'V"eu"'0
l" FTnSesS nr CIcSSo and Inc Northwest, IO;2sa
~, I'm m o,En N daily. and ll;l6 D IN daily
except Snr md g. Louis lo2, m
ALL PHI II * n m TsJIY.
c,,sdnS y''NeO ~
daISY and 1!aS r. IN daily exSeni Sunday,
ulnIy, . aHs I ~ T ~ C. baltimore
pt n deinhiS and New Sorf via CLINTON, b:2b q
S p ana o'lO M daii'' VIA fi'A'u'S" VS." u -
ui ". pI,,shu.h aud yyosb,uy,on Pa. b.DO m
1oTiw. eHnruss al. G a n, dSIiS i:S y m, daily
HSnSn, SI,nSSv IJditIonSi vaT traii for Wash.
~ bI,tsLT,SS,P W W:sshIErtoH baltimore and
pbtIsLeinbi" a. s,Dn N M 5siiv
Fh pIi,!Sprab az On: Nj Sunday only $50
- '''"N'bi' Az
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Steamship Tickets.
4 TLANTIo OCEAN
Passage Tickets

Atlantic Ocean Steamer Tickets at prices to
suit ali, by American. English, German, French,
Belgian and NethcTlAnd Steamship Lines, fol
sale al tho European American Steamship
AE Sgss u s, Il S SEIIsE s,Ss;e,.
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE.

'hN''AA'A''
By virtue Of deed Of trust made by, Michael
NcAlli-tcr aud IAlio McAlllSter, his wife, 10 me
n, lfnslrc, dated February -, 1885, recorded
in The ntlirc Of the Clerk Of the County Court OF
Ohiocomuty West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust
Bo0k No. q, page 49, | will sell at the north
front door OF The Court House OF said County on
SATURDAY, the 10Th DAY Of MAY, 1855,
commencing at 10 O'Clock II. m, the following
described property: A certain piece or parcel
Of gmund situate In the City Of wheeling,
County OF Ohio, State Of West Virginia, to'wit:
The south one half of lot numbered nine, In
square numbered two, In Churchllls addition
40. to the City OF Wheeling. ,,,.
The title Is believed 10 be perfect, but selling
rs trustee | will convey only the title vested III
me by said deed OF trust.
TENS OF SALE Onc,thIrl and as much more
rs the purchaser elects to pay IN cash on the day
u .llc the balance In two equal insmllmcnb al
Que and two years. notes bearing Interest from
the day Of allG to be given for the deferred pay
mCnt. W. J, W. COMDEN,
W. II. HAMER, AuctiOnecr. Trustee.
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A builder in this city erects houses rs
he trains his children. He slaps them
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TRUSTEES SALE.

py virtue Of a Deed Of Trust made by Alamo
Ala Wrich ani Patrick WEIGH, her husband, 70
ms rs lT,.tcc. dated April -, 1856, recorded ~
,hr @flrr al the Clerk Of the County Court OF
Shi"rnunly, West Virginia, In Deed oil trust
Hal NG, a. pagc by, ! Will sell ~ inc hoItn
ir"nt door Of Inc Court House OF said county, on
SATURDAY, the 10Th DAY OiMAY, 1883,
commanding Ito O'Clock A. NJ, the following
n,"rgTty ihal is to say: The parts Of the lOls
mpn,,nbrf,I 81 teen and Seventeen In the squire
numbered -Four on the map OF the addition 10
LA rIIv Of Wheeling laid out by Baker and Car.
ali iSunlcd rs follows: Beginning at point
nn The south line Of lhker street twenty leet
i"f the rnst line Of the alley running through
Iii .nunrc between MCCOllOch street ana Gar
TaII .,t,rt mud parallel with said streets; thence
as.i along thc line Of SaId Baker street twenty
te.i. t6ricc SalthcFly sixty feet; thence west
parallel with BAKER street twenty iect; thence
rorth 10 The place OF beginning.
Thr iitic is believed 10 be perfect, but seliing
N,irIl.tcc will convey only the title vested III
me by aid deed OF trust, ,,,o.o
TEEys Op SALE.-OnU'thlrd and rs much more
4, thrnrrchascr elects to pay In cash on the Jay
NJ stlc, thc balance In two equal payments IN
one and two years with interest, the purchaser
IN Enc note: for the deferred payments, tho
itlc Ia be retained until payment Is made IN iull'
". J. ". COWDEN, Trustee.
". II. IIALLER. AuCtiOnecr. aPlL
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,.,.,I,rntl0 o'clock u. M, sell at public auc.
tesil., w., ifnnt door Of tho Court House OF ONO
a ~ V 'nnrth ciltrance In the city OF wheeling,
SSlssIi ,oWI MINI, property: The east one;hali Of
ihr m,yI"l Iwcnty (40) In Graham5 addition
%. 9aiIy oi wheeling on which hall lot ~ 10
tsS 6 ,S So. ~ on Fifteenth street Also the
Caiod W The iot No. one hundred and seventy,
t sA.a,"',-W in Centre Wheeling, excepting the
S 81 saJ lot conveyed to MEs, III
Ll1' n ~ r,yiruIIng east to middle Of PARTITION
laI l a. houses No. Il and 70, and north An
s+ Win 10 The north end Of said lot No. l7!'
el In north side and on Twentieth street
SbInE " VA with all The 6IiIdIrSgs t there
Wy WI, ~ III" pnfti0u Of the estate OF Francis y.
laisW vi nwafJed TO said l.. +. BullArd by the
in.S5,,,,,nrS. Hull and Whitaker.
ETn1,,. ~ S,IE-Onc.thlrd and ~ much more
d, t mn pifrln.c money rs the purchaser may
~ TV c,r.h in hand: One.thiri thereof with In;
,.,.,, In sIy months, and the RESIDUE thereof
.'6 Intrics. In twelve months from the day o.
a ,ii he pufchascr to give his notes with good
A'u, tr ihr deferred payments, and the legal
ILL., ~ hr retained until payment IN iull.
'''' '" A. J. CLARKE, Trustee.
- UrpyIY. AuCtiUnCeT. Ap2S-WAs
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Grand Quarterly Drawing
In the Academy Of Music. New Orleans,
Tuesday, June IL, 1888,

CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
100000 Tickets at Twc-'ty Dollars each. Halves
SO; Quarters s.; Tenthss2; Twcuucths 81.
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trustees Sale.
TFI,srEHs SALE.

J. virtue Of deed Of trust dated S March IA II
~ 70 ny made By [ 6sbsnd T. a Bd Escorted d
1ojEt II ~ Inc CLERK Of the County Court OF
"a a1 i6 VI in deed Of trust book -, page H.
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CATARR H
ELY'S

s1Fo9i5g from tho efects OF youthful errors. early
decay wasting weakness, lost manhood &c VII i
Send a valuable treatise tScAlodl containing iuIl
particulars for homo cure. Rec Of SIn,sU. 80 a
splendid medical work should 20 toaI iJS 49,
Prof. r, q. FOWLER, MOOdus, Conn
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HOME MARKETS.
The Wholesale Prices of all the Various
Commodities.

| INTELLI0EScER OHIicH,
| WHEELING, Tuesday, May ID. J
number OF changes arc to be found in thu
mornings grain quotations over those last given,
Wheat offerings continue Light but prices Us 70
ported are steady. Local milieru continue to
complain that wheat Is too high relatively for
the price OF -four, Notwithstanding the latter has
been advanced. Corn and oats are firm q prices
given, HRy has stHened and bran Is weak.
In the grocery line dealers are Astonilshed ~
the manner In which trade holds up. I1s C9nee
market has been excited and strong 20 ny East
for the past two days and tho roasted aIuciS ~
packages Is again advanced. Inc yea mIaFket
IA flrm. Foreign fruits are firmer and Lenu up.
Ward. Rice Is steady Syrups SreAdy Snu NeW
Orleans mOlasSes firm and In active uS9llannd
Spices quiet Canned goods steady; nenhea
sugars are firm and aetlve. brisk demand y
expected during the small fruit season and II
may advance prices. ,-.Ir. 49,,
Hour and Grdin,-Fancy patents, tSprlns anu
winter 81 GOa5 %; fancy family, white ambef,
amber and winter, 81 60 In paper; W91od loc
higher. DAT menl-medium 81 80 per bbl; Rncy
81 30. Rye 1our 81 Is. Buckwheat IouI =
per ID. Middlings per ton SO COAL ~. Bran PEI
ION SO OOa2l %. Wheat per bushel, No. l. VIC
Rsl %. a.. ,,. u.,o1
hay per ton SfI %. Farmers arc Offering loose
hay Rt Sl4 % per ton.
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Address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans Ia.

PPNPMRPP That tho presence Of Generals
hhmbMDnl BeAuTcgard and Early, who are In
charge OF the drawings, IL guarantee OF absolute
fairness and integrity, that the chances are all
equal, and that no one can possibly divine what
number Will draw Prize
REMEMBER that the payment Of All Prizes is
Orleans, and the Tickets arc signed by the Presi'
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered rights
are recognized by the highest Courts; therefore,
beware Of any limitations OF RnonynousschcmH
myO-wRAW
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Through tickets and baggage checked to all
points. For rates and other Information address
FRED, HuSEMAN,
TRAY. Pass. Agent, Wheeling.
W. ROBINSON, Gen'l Pass. Agent,
parEorSburG, W. Va
DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
i LOUIS RAILWAY C0.-PanhAndlC Route
Under schedule In effect May y. lSSs trains
leave Wheeling Central Standard time; For
Stcubcnvllle and Pittsburgh, 6:3 m, I'D
p IN, $40 p NJ. For StcubenVille, 500 m. The
G:85 III aud sos y III trains make direct connec;'
ton for Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis ana
Chicago. The 1878 p IN train makes direct coli
nCctiOn for Columbus and Chicago.
2;j5 y m and biOpm. myl5
CLEV ELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. schedule In efCcl May
II, 1855 Trains leave Bridgeport, Central Stand,
ard time: For Pittsburgh and Cleveland, +:O
am. For Cleveland and Wcllsville, l:i2 p ~;
For Pittsburgh. $50 pm. For Stcubenvlllc, o:SJ
I'm. For Martins Ferry, G:i5 IN.
Trains arrive ut bridgeport at 1853 m, lO:I7 n
m, i2:!s p IN, 4:lG = m, 4:i7 p m, md ':d7 pm.
myi6
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The Best Nutritive Tonic
Impaired Digestion, NIalnutrition in Con-
valescence, Pulmonary, and
Throat Diseases.
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY
For the Weak and DebIlItated.


Endorsed by NIL Physicians Throughout tho Civ.
illzcd World.
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PROF PETRA SANTA, OF PARls,
the world renowned specialist on pulmonary
diseases, In his work published In Paris, speaks
al can highly recommend this pleasant remedy
In RESTORING weakened digestion. As large
number Of patients lack the necessary power TO
digest solid food, and would, through the use OF
stimulnnts, be merely excited Ind weakened,
therefore I regard II Of immense value 10 the
Practitioner 10 bring to his MD q pleasant rem
cdy like the Genuine Johann Hollis Malt Ex-
tract, which will act not only as tonic but as u
nutritiyC us well, and which Isles exciting than
,,.IOn as n EtfnuinnI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13

LIE ma1tre de poste de Mlnnea-
polls Went de METRE un terme 3 une
exploitation don't 6taient victimes
des centaines d'individus trop GRE
dulles. Un nomm6 L.. 81. Heise
await Iou5 sous le nom de Helse ct
Cie., une bottle speciale q Ia Poste
aux lettres, ct lie nombre de missi-
yes recues 6tait 81 considerable
quill 6veilla l'attention des autori.
ties. C'6tait tout supplement un
audacieux chevalier d'industrie
qui await annonc6 dams plusieurs
journaux qu'une nouvelle invention
venait d'etre fate, que la vente en-
rapporterait au moius 20 dollars
par semaine ct que moyennant dix
cents inclus dams une lettre IL
e~nverrait douze exemplaires va
la1t au moins $500. Depuis plus
de trois semalnes il recevait de 100
a $50 lettres par jour, CO qui lui
faisait de 10 a Is dollars de reject
tes: Heise a disparu de Minnea
polls.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13
ECEIo DE LOU H1SSr-

distance de St. Paul, me vlell!e
femme marchant lourdement e1
portant sur SEES 6paules un sac de
chiffons suiyait tranquillement la
vote.
Ellie n'entendit pas lie train qui
s~'approchait q toute vitesse ct d
peine await ellie fait que]que pas
sur lie pont qu'elle SO proposalt de
t~raverser qu'elle fat r%enversee par
la locomotive ct precipitee Ell bas,
dune hauteur de plus de 80 pieds,
tournant, dams sa chute, trols fols
sur ellie meme.
LIE train fut arret6 auselt0t que
possible ct ramene en- errlere.
Les voyageurs terrihes staten
dsient q voir DIES restes humans
horriblement mutlles, aussl quelle
ne fut pas leur surprise en- aperce-
want la vieille bonnie femme occa-
pee tranquillement a ramasser g
chiffons qui s'6taient 6,happes de
son sac.
C'est 6gal, la vleille peut Sc flat
ter d'avoir la vie dure.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13

Les amis de M A. A. Richard
demeurant au Num6ro 924 Gene
Rue du Sud ont ste p6niblement
surpris %d'apprendre que dimanche
dernier ct il s'6tait suicide de deux
coups de revolver.
Vers 7.3O du matin la famiIle de-
M. Richard entendit deux coups
de feu tires sevidemment dams
une chambre fermee. On Sc pre-
clpita vers la cave Oh on await WI
M. Richard SO diriger quelques
minutes auparavant ct on lie tirouya
mourant dams une mare de sang
avec deox bales qui ont do traver-
ser le ceur.
LIE defunt 6tait un DIES premiers
employees des mouths A. de M
Wasbburn, il laisse une fortune
d'environ $4,000 dollars ct on ne
salt q quoi attribuer sa funeste
resolution.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13

A hut heures samedi soir trois,
hommes Mosques ct armes en-
trerent dans le magasin d'6pice-
ries de Torkelson ct Breech dams
la dix neuvieme Avenue ct deux-
leme rue Nord, pr6senterent la
guenle de leurs reyolvers au com
mis- terrific, s'emparerent de $50
contenus dams le tiroir puts s'amu
sArent alors q tirer des coups de
feu al plsfond, menacant q chaque
instant le melheureux commls de
lui fare sauter la cervelle.
Celui ci a Gu tellement penr quill
ne peut bonner aucun renselgne,
ment sur le signalement de ces au
dacleux voleurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13
Quest ce que c'est.

Depuis quelque temps bon nom
bre de gems sont a SO damander ce
quill pourrait y avoir de mieux d
faira pour JOUR- q tous les points
de vue, GU l'avoir sant6 ct pleisir
4 la fois do.
Apras minutieuses recherches,
on en- eat venu a Ia conclusion que
la moyen le plus pratique est d'a-
cheter un billet dc passage pour
rune DIES nombreuses places d'esu
du Sud ct de IOuest via .e "Min
neapolis & St Louis Ry," Ia cal
bert Lea Route" ct le 'St-Paul,
Minneapolis & ST Louis Short
Line;" les billets sont actuell; :
ment en- ventaa toutes les principal
les stations, q DIES prix announcement
r6duits.
On appelle d'uns maniera toute
particu!iere votra attention, surl lie
fat que la ALBERT Lea Route" est
la seule ligae qui ait des cores
pondacos quotidlennes aVec les
Trains Vestibules du "Great Rock
Island Route" qui pagse, sans
enlargement, par les "Colorado
Springs" Pueblo ct Denver.
LIE service du train direct sur lie
"St. Paul, Minneapolis & St Louis
Short Line" ia pas d'5gal pour
les personnes qui desirent v1siter
les stations d'eau du Sud GU "Win-
ter Resorts ct c'ast SANS CoNTRE-
DIT LA sEULE LIGNE qul ait en- cir
culation les Chars dortolrs ct But
fets ainsi que les v%oitures de pre-
m14re classe de Pullman, jusqu'a
St. Louis Wis Burlington.
Pour plus de details concernant
les taux, les routes, etc, adressez
vous a l'agence de billets la plus
pres, on ecrivez q
e. a. WHITAKER,
Agent general d. passengers ct de
fret, Minneapolis.
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La CONSUMPTION GUERIE.

gin vieux medecin retire, ayant recu
DUN m~lssionnaire DIES In;tcs Orientales
la formule DUN remade simple ct vegG-
tai pour la guerisen rapide eli permanent
1e de la Consumption, Ia Bronchlte, lie
Catarrhe, pAsthme ct toutes les Alice
tions DIES Poumens ct de la Gorge, ct on,
guerit radicaientnt Ia Dehilite Nerveuse
ct toutcs les, Maladies Nerveuses; aprHs
avoir eprouvG ses reinarquables etEcts
curatifs dams DIES milliers de cas-, trorve
Il c'est son deveir de lie faire %connaitrc
aux malades. Pousse par lie desir de
soalager les soutfrances de l'humanite
j'enverrai gratis d ceuA qul lie ddsirent,
cette recette en- .Allemand, Francais ou
Anglais, avec instructions porr la prepa-
rer ct lemployer. ESpedie par la poste
IN tilnbre ct votre adresse. Mentionner
&c journal, w. A. Moves, l49 Powers
Block, Rochester. n. I.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13

Samedi dams l'apres midi deu1
policemen trouverent IN homme at
TENT d'allenatlon mentale Sc prone
nant dams la deuxieme Ave. du Sud.
lis l'%arreterent ct lie conduisirent
a la prison de la Vile. Quand ills
p%en6trerent dams ga cellule quel.
que temps apres il await dechir6
tous see habits ct s'6tait tellement
frapp6 la tete contre les tuyaux de
fonte qu'on craint que ses b>essu-
res ne solent mortelles.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13

Vendredi dernier, q eng heures
du matin, un accident probable
ment mortel est arrive dams le
chantier du Chicago & Milwaukee
r. r. Un serre freln nomm9 9.
A. Whitman q 6t6 renvers6 par une
locomotive de garage ct a Gu les
deux lambes broyees. LIE docteur
a fat Pamputation mails on
que lie malheureux ne puts
SO q SURVIVE a ses pleasures.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13

Dimanche dernior a Gu lieu lim
posante c6remonie de la consecra-
ton solenneIle de l'Egljse du Saint
Rosalre. Cette ceremonie ne dora
pas moins de trois heures ct demie:
de 10 heures ct demie a deux heu-
res.
LIE SO mon prononc6e par Mgr
Hennesey de Dubuque fut I'm chef
d'euvre d'6loquence sacr6e ct ne
prit pas moius de deux heures.
Sa Grandeur Mgr Ireland ma
volt pu etre present a la consAcra
ton, qui fut fate par Mgr Grace
de St Paul.
Plus de 1000 personnes assis
talent q cette c6ramonie religieuse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13

Notre sympathique compatriote
M. J. II. Seymour a signe dernie-
rement IN contrat de $4,000 dol
lars ayec NM. Smith & Richard
son do Minneapolis, pour I'6lar-
easement ct l'agrandissement du
vieux moulin q scie connu sous le
nom de Diamond Mill" situ6 au
coin de la l9eme Avenue ct IL Is
premiere Ave. Nord. Une scie
dite a ruban y sere instalLee ct une
fois complete lie moulin pour1a
scier 100000 pieds de bois par
jour.
Les travaux ont commence lie rs
noyembre dernier ct SO continue
ront tout l'hiver. Quarante ou-
vriers y sont deja employees.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13
MARCHE DE MINNEAPOLIS.
Bic, No l, Hard $l.20.
Bic, No l northern $l.lO.
RlA No 9 northern Sl. UO

Bic, No 2 northern Sl.O0
Farine patente, par sack SO lbs
So 30.
Farine White Lilly, So Is.
Son par tonne, $ll50.
Barley, 40 a so cts.
CRANE de lin, lie boisseau ST. so.
Beurre creameries, % a Is cts.
Beurre diaries, IA a 20 cts.
Beurre commun, 10 a IL cts.
Gufs frais, 81 a % cts.
Attacas, lie boisseau, 50 90 q 1925
Fevres, Fancy Navy, 50 90 a
rs.
Uitre, par barril $500 a $3.50.
Pore frals, 81 a 81 cts.
Fromage,l ere qualit6 IL a IL cts.
Pommes, par barril ST.. rs a So rs.
Peaux vertes, A q 5. CTS.
Peaux, de mouton rs a $1,l0.
Jelley de franchises, de fraise,
la livre4 cts.
Poule, la livre a Z cts.
Canard, la livre 8 a cts.
Pommes de terre, rs cts.
Oignons, le boisseau IS cts.
Choux la doz, 30 a 40 CITE.
Celery, la doz, 20 a 30 cts.
LANES, non lavees II a l9 cts.
LANES, lavees 81 a % cts.
Foin mil, So q $9.
Foin de marais, SIS q 81.
Avoine, 28 q 30 cts.
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ST. I'LL.

Vendredi derrier I'M m6canicjeE
du "Wisconsin Central" etc NOR.
tellement bless6 dams les circons.
tances suivantes. Ii await passe
la tete ct les 6paules dams La fene
ire de So locomotive pour voir en-
avant lorsqu'il fut frapp6 par une
projection dn pont traversant &
la 7eme Rue Est. Son etat est de-
sesp6re.
ST.. PAUL, 9 Decembra - Un
Bohemien nomm6 Erahk Kohout,
q etc attaqu6 It b;ess6 mortelle
ment en- retournant chez lui hiel
soir. II SO promenait vec sa FIN
me ct son petit enfant lorsqu'en
PEASANT devant la maison dun
nomm6 Michel Lavansky il fat at
taqu6 par six de ees compatrlotes
II SO defendit de son m1eux avec
sou couteau, mas fut blentot re-
duit a l'impuissance. Sa femme
fnt 6gaIement b'ess6e mails ltgAre
meet. Les docteurs consult6s de.
sesperent de son etat, o crane
6tant fracture en- deux .endroit ct
aye,nt une hemorrargie jnterne
caus6e par les coups de t1ique re
GUS dams La bagarre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13

Un permits de construction a @t6
dome semedi dernier a la "Gua
ranty Loan Company" our p6
rectlon dun 6dihce en- briques, q
IL 6tages devant conter $l,25O,000
sans compiler $25,000 de fondation.
Ce batiment sera construct au coin
de la troisi6me rue ct de la deuxi4
me Avenue du Sud.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13

I'm nomm6 Henry HeIlison, de
meurant au Num6ro 92S, l5e Ave.
nue. Sud, est tomb6 de dsux 6tages
dams Iescalier de Olson & Gle,
s'infigeant dams So chute, une en-
Torso grave ind6pendamment d'au.
tres Commissions serieuses. II a etc
conduit a son domiclle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13

Depuis quinze jours, une wing.
tame de chiens de prix ont et6
empoisonn6s dams le huitieme
quarter ar des malfacteurs incon
nus qui Sc defont des maintenant
de ces vigilants gardens qui pour
raient les empecher de faire leur
coups de main pendant Phiver.
Avis aux int6resses.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13
Echappe belle.

Les voyageurs qui Sc trouvaient
dams lie train du Chicago, Milwau-
kee, partant de st Paul a deux
heures ont assist6 vendredi der
1ier q un spectacle qui n'etait cor
ta!nement pas compris dams le
prix de leur transport. A quelque
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13

A Iouer a bon march6 une bonnie
maiscn de 5 chambres, No. 1925
Seine Rue n. e. Une malson tou
ia nnuve q tres-bon marcL6, No.
9O4 IA Ave. ~, 5 chambres. S'a.
dresser q Moses Deslaurier, No.
9O4 IA Ave. n.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13

Nest t il pas de votre interet ia
eheter une prophets, au lieu Gle
payer logger? DAmandaz a ceux qui
ont achet6 un lot, il y 8 quelques
ann6es, ct tous vous diront que de
teIles acquisitions leur assurent
l~'aisance ct lie blen 6tre.
z DEMEULEs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13

NJ. Eye, lie sheriff elm aux der
nieres elections d deja recu Is ap
plitntjons au poste de deputies
sh6ritfa. Comme il ma que 8 pla-
cps, il est probable quill y aura
pas NAL d'aspirants de desappoin.
TIA
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13

Dimanche dernier M. Fr6dr6ric
Thibault celebrate lie 43e anniver-
saire de So naissance. A cette oc-
casion Nine Thibault ct ga fll7
Nellie. Ida lui ont offert une mon
tire en- or massif, ct M. z. Demeu
les une timbale en- argent.
Nos souhaits de bonheur ct de
prosp6rite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13

Les marchands de bois dissent
que d'apres toutes probabilities lie
nombre de 308,000, 900 de pieds de
bois sole q Minneapolis est plus
grand que celui de toute autre vile
des Etats Unis a Exception peut
etre de Menominee ct de Muske,
COn.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-13

Pourquoi d6poser votre argent en-
banque a 5 pour cent lorsque vous
pou>ez le placer SUI IN lot qni yous
rapportpra pour lie moins rs pour
cent d'ici au printemps proclaim.
Z. DEMEULES.