davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29
MURDER WILL OUT.
An AeeompIice Describes lie
Re1noyal of Cronin.


y
s~s:r,s.1 80 g. - - - '..tss
vr~fir.ff- - - go xss.s S. - s. - 8.
,x<,s.,,r..s I-.s ss:,s -. 81 -. - 80
~ 81. sls1.s: =. tsax sasIe g :
e so iissSn ~ 5aark. ssias Weod-
fszus - Nhseh ~ ttlfs tbs vhafe story
81 his canneefion with Dr. Gronin's
n1t.r<ses. II xern4@ si.xt &. - .,s,<
<ifrertIr cor,uerfe,f xsf4h f1z1 ,..,.,ssx.
Itself. hu* simslr szrte.I = a-;~-v g
kk~ =. ~. ri.s..s. .sz.-....s 8 -
- - 81, 8 - 80 Ssss<
.s.~.s ~ W0ostx usi Das peen taken
Ds MI *z1a nchnack 70 the see1se 81 the
murnef, 70 the sewer where the ho<5Y
was fsnnd and the niace Wherp *he
truok u.x firsf se<r ua vm~. ~.
avsxs,.. .a;.a<*s,s.. - 80
80 = - - - e sss' - s1ae
a.'sa Az ~seFs anss<fssie iocsfcd the exzrt
ffsces !.
rHr xAeox n.nxa axvawx -.
- 81 ,ss.ss~.. 1853
..s.<.-.ss.. =. e..
.s;-.~.s..s -. <. = - ss,.''s 80. e 80
-. sssss - 81 -. q xs. ...s' y a1au e11ss g
s1s1s Isalt y tne conspiracy Sna whose
names captain 6eha2ck reserves Tor
reasons that are paipab3e. ID "a H.
Dean Il iisxxx @f.f,l. 49,. ks 1888
<,.ts;x, : he,~ss ~,..s ...s-s.s n '...@
Is - !. g A''1 ss ~
ae.aas 81 8, sssse ous g tnt Ee1Snnoi-
sss'.1 sss''u - 49, .sss staEissh eots9&e. ana aisp
.s.sae ~, - 3 l.at pas pgss ne Was % ee
...ssxs s..a. ne Alftseu = tne s05tage anOat
s:sn.f 'ss:... minutes oeiofe ~. cronln Was
W.
TH A<sAssIxs xoaKED RAPIDLY.
1hxsN-qnarters Of an hour after DR..
1suniil entered the cottage, the man
.Ilo ss = kaoWn - MHhams opene1 the
lI.s's . uoos anu susieu NoedruH,
: s.las. ao ~ onss uFove up. Assisted py q
..'lIu ..' Inan the trnnk Was foaaeu into
5ne Nskon ana Wo0druu directed 70
a..ss sa1ssN afu to tne lAke 4s certain
point wondruH nas designated to
sapt. SfhAack Ihe trunk and It,
soh,eslts would nave been deposited IN
TIE iaise nkt not an tnterruptzon come
m tntS shape Oh the approach of =
poiicelnaf.
F1.atIso The CORPSE IN THE sEwkR
Tlaiz caused chanse OF plan. and
immediate stetsS we're taker. 10 get out
of thu officers way. Al circuitous
route hnaIsv brought them AGAIN fo
the E,tansfon rosa. and as thev had
been nov driving fur nearly m hour
with the ghastly load on. Woodruff
snggsstcd The sewer. They stopped
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29

Dxxvrx. May - The city has heen
sesxSi xssh IA eridemis os susarders
and sulessse~ 70 "a alarming exserf
p0ying the pzsk ten days three EsuF-
ssers have been com msilcd. ard siay5ng
the psst - kuurs ss uaAny suicides
Axve been reported % the coruners
once.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29

49, - - - Ars<,A-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29

Nxw YoKK. May %. AT the open
ing Of the Presbyterian general assem-
bly, today, Rev. DR.. Crosby offered q
resolution setting forth that the
action taken yesterday in the tenn
perance question must not bc
construed as an Endorsement OF any
political party. This was unani-
monsly adopted. The centennial fund
committee announced that 1916 .0uO
had been raised for disabled ministers.
At the evening session the place of the
next meeting was fixed at Saratoga
Springs on the last Thursday in May.
1850. Final adjournment was then
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29

He EnEaged N Unreisnble Ass.ssi
20 DO the CronIn Job.

20 DO the Crsnin Bob
cnIcAsc, May IS The Daily Nsxs
has The following Detective Robert
Brace, who has been conducting 4
private agency In this city, walked
into Lieutenant Eili0tt's oflire this
morning and said several months ago
Alderman Mccormick offered him
81 100 70 Kill DR.. cronin. Brace. who
has just returned from three inoufhs'
stay In Texas, says Mccormick paid
him $ia0 in advances and agreed b pav
the remaining $I,000 when the deed
was done. Brace declares that Ne
Cormick told him to feign sickness in
his office and then send Tor Dr. cronin
and kill him. Brace says be took the
$i00 and spent il for liquor, and never
made move toward carrying out the
contract
Brace bears Z rxther uBsayory char
aeter, and the police do not place ell
the reliance in the world IN his story.
He has been in numerous scrapes il
this city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29

s' = - - - 19144 At<Ut0U1W0~
atr- Chtcseo - aEoston's sEsrey.
SHw YoRs, Mar 1The Giants
plarsa ia greatly improved form and
e4siiy defeated their Westexn rivals.
net allowing them ! ran. Baze hits:
View York u, Indianapolis Z. Errors
New York :. Indianapolis !. Usnpire,
Lyni:h. Batteries: Sew York. Hesch
and Ewing fndianaruoIi<. Getxs;n and
bneticy. Following IL the score.
InisassATesis 20 oa "a
BasroS. Nav 2S After the FIRST In.
ming ciarknn had the visitors cona-
plsf<ly at his mercy. striking out ten
men. The tieiding of both teams VAS
sharp and steady. the BostanS play
ing faultlessiy. Base hst<e Boston
u. Chicago Z. Errprss Boston q. Chi
cago :. Umpire. Barnum batteries
Boston, Garrison aud Rsnrett: Chi
cAxu, Teper aud Soumerx Follow
ing IL the score.
chiessso .-.-.s-.s..s ! . D . 8 . q e. :
WksHrxerox, May ls-The Caeye-
lands made their first appearance in
this city today. and played an excel
lent gams against the Senators. be-
fore one Of the largest crowds of the
seastpn- The playing OF the nome
club. when compared to that Of the
visitors. was very inferior. Base hifs.
Washington 1. Cleveland Q. Errors |:
Washington :, Cleveland I. Umpire.
fcssenden- Batteries: Washington
ferson and Mack: Cleveland. q sErier,
and thinner. Following Is the score
WaxkinSson.z.s1 O o Gs e--9
Cleveland ...-.....-.1 19u ns "a 2-S
PHILAnKLrziIA. May q. The game
this afternoon was dull unfis the ninth
inning, when the visitors tied the
seore. The Phiilies then made three
ea4ned runs. Casey weakened In the
last inning, and the visitors would
pn,bahly have tied the score but for
sunday foolishiy permitting himself
tte be caughf between bases. Basc
hts: Pittshnrg III. Philadelphia II.
Erors: Pittsburg 4. Philadelphia q.
Umpire, Curry. Batteries: Philadel-
phia, Casey and Clements; Pitssburg,
Staley and Miller. Following Is the
score:
phisaaelphia.s o % % b o SIS
Pssfsburg ...-.lo 0 o Q 0 Q 0 2--S
coLyNBus, May as- as---Columbus /.
B.IIlnonk, May q. Baltimore S,
Athletics l.
cIscINxArI, May %. 2s.--cincinnasi Is.
Louisville ID
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29

Il Takes Some Tine ID Get
Him Mad.
rh~ phiiadsapAlan y Qa1<k. 1ss -
1sss.e nlss rs~ Hard sd-xAissssn
spirss~a Reunas.

Szx FxaxcsSro. uar - yhe ga
81 = s<c.3ee II .n.,sss,s fo~ a.. rsss,ss-'
weight ehamp;.nsh,n - s,,,...s,s y.
- river q ~. -s,..,,ss e 81 !. .s'.sss..-ss
A4kts,sr 49,. ..s -
h...s~ .sss ..s 'sF>s~ t'sAs1 us tu
ssss.s = vesesge fsiaanehes
e batfon. ~the Marine. aad Mlka
I.ascse, q PhisadtlrhiA. The aght
NAs 20 finish, MaruaiS ps Queens
nerry fu.es- In Blanche was 4 poun<l
the heavier. Weighing Ia ns 1gS. and
Vas sasgiauy favored IN the bstfiHR.
1.tlrae Weighed III poss nsfs. A ten
Teand glove cnntesf between Iahuny
Aafon. 81 Boston. and Dan Mahoney,
g tnss elsys isSatwesshts. rreeeziezt
ses Hsssssa = ~ .sS;at
szs,ls. - .s.. sss.s~ ~. ssssn's -
,,sss..s -. ,s V aaS see
rsssl .ns~.sss ~ = ssssss ~ asna ss -ssSA
sna Ws-x~.n ~ M.s.xss - as.as se eoz salsaI man
= - -..ss... 80 .sss.s W.. s,aR ox
= as's' =. A.s'sV 1As sa'ata ~ ssl7N
HSsT kouSp.
Lesn men spa,vsa cautiously istacie
~ s,sss .sss.. ss..'a. ~ 'ssaaone lea Win
ss;sh ~ ~ N. ssss y, ssra su'is sssIaeasleu
= Rsar.,ss s 80 s.ssss - ss's s...s sos MI
and dealt him one il fhc wind.
sxnoxn earxn
r.p1.n.,. sss,,.s - -. ! = Il, -.
SO ~ 49,. -, ~ -, salk ws.n NJ, nas ssle
s.s,T p' - s ~ .1,ps saa assasse nlia
she s .,;s..ss [ E : $500 isa..nsha q ssvp =.
sS $ -. ~ s,aIs. .s,saoMsu " ssser
rusen pass~n
r.p..,. - -,'ss
...,... =. 49, sessa a.scis sks.nst tne
svisr - a'' rapssh, VI e anu slie nsen kos
: "a - ~ssens - ~ hl'iSeh open
,as..hs.s ~ % S.'1 - use ,se Lice
.'.ss ~. - WI wa.'u alau ~ nsaaasne tAp
fse, fsss osn1 va tite tet. fs1r5e fu*ufntU
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29

This il the season os the yuaF when The
rax. rod Winds ersst< I'D havoc with the
hands sa6 con- PIE zion. s0fs white hnnt<
and clear ..pesehF con rsfxien tsn =
cnssoa OF pwsgr3ss ~ tstE II ysibzsc6
ins9 tse skin wrll u ieAsex M gfEAsy sur
fsce. Tbe skib shsafks IL Ss5id ~ ss<u-
~ 4 Hotn<z Drug Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29

LaBlanche forced tho lighting and
received some roasters in the lels eye.
Lueie continued 10 slip away from
him and appeared much more nimhle.
getting two III on the ribs and one on
fhe wind, while LABlanche was I'M
able 20 find him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29

Lucie led for the wind. and a clincl.
followed. The men broke away, and
scc.Snd later Laslanche got 4 right
handler on the ear. LaBlanehe fre-
quently led only 10 fall short, while
Lucit. found him EASILY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29

f81 anu A34UB WeuA-
CHicAao, May q. Detective Daniel
Cougllian, Patrick @. Sullivan, the Ice
man, and Frank J. Black. alias Wood
ruff, ,rere indicted by the grand jury
this evening for the murder Of Dr.
Cronln. This result was reached after
an Investigation which began st noon
and lasted seven hours. during which
two Joxen witnesses were examined
ard mass OF evidence considered.
The three prisoners were iaciuded In
or,e indictment. to which there we're
three counts, one charging them with
killing pr. Cruain with blunt insffu-
naeut, the second alleging The use OF q
sharp instrument. and the third in
strunlents and means unknown No
evidence Was Introduced 20 show q
ecnsiarscy, and DIR. cronsnss private
patses-s we're not placed before tsae
granii jury. The witnesses who were
caliesi were those whose stories have
been told in the press states AffoT-
rey i.ongeneckef thought il advisable
90 tighten the coils into which the
three prisoners have already been
drawn. and fassen them with inaict-
neHis, possibly 70 prevent any attempt
20 sessare the release Of one or more ct
them on bail.
The Grand jury took only one vote
after hearing tue witnesses. and that
was Unanimous fog Indictment OF al
three prisoners. states Attorney
I.ongeueckeF sad tonight that no nAefi-
ton III Clan aa-Gasi affairs bad Teen
nsasl.s in the jury To1sli. be enarxe
af cesssspsraey aud nf. cfonlsa > papers
@.4 kzoF<
another grand jury
rsasrr o1aKKs spEn SURVEILLANCE
Ths two warrants for Daniel Cough
Ian and Patrick @. Sullivan are nos the
only ones that have been issued fsa toe
sa~e. Eight other warrants were
xlac1ss IN the hands Of detectives TO-
say and taarz 20 different parts 81 the
ritx and Lake View. Uessstayes lEs-
nssgiasely eegan u siadoe eight dsf-
ferest suspects. The warrants are
nes intended foe Use save N such an
euseagenEy - Nesia3 aFfss from an az
sssnta os any 81 the Eaen 70 leave the
che naxor and elatsf az p1lioe are
srs.ssss 9 issrpnsed II the way the lafor>
s.snl lin<s rasheresl in the ilsfessig atom
49, haess allowed ~ feak cat The
nssvur Iearsesl fossay taAt Conkisns
| tho ,ts}a<sn ks~rxr siEh when tEonsn
se<sis,l has been ayiug regular visit
I Is Il newspaper ssfsice. sonkslrs has
/ hspeF taken iftu almost sac t1ll eosn-
arsss~ sss shs palsne. who fsiaesl on his
sifss. sessan. oelHg "a his great and con-
! ssan elasnur fer arsngsnr his irasnd's
aeAih.
sug1nLAx NtaA xaT cosFEsS~
49, 4 ..,,. as3ses~s., s3ksszssssss ss,s- s1s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29

WasHIseroS. May 2s.--The presi-
dent leaves for BrookIyn tomorrow
afternoon 70 participate Ia the mem
oriaI services.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29
Whers : Plurality Does Not Elect.
NKxrexr. Nay 2a.--The day nroses1

Nlkwfoxr. Nay 28.--The day proved
ilne one for The inAus hration Of
Rhode Islands governor and state
oklcers. The Senate Is Republican
and the House Democratic. The two
bodies on motion in joint committee
appointed committee to count the
votes for general officers east at the
state election. The committee re-
ported no election by the people ex-
cept for attorney-general. The assem-
bly, then chose the following Republi-
can officers: H. w. Ladd. governor; !;
D. II. kttlefield. lieutenant governor;
s. II. Cass, secretary OF state, and
Samuel Clark treasurer. Al were i'm
augnrated with due ceremony.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29

OTTAWA. May 2S.-- Reports received
here state that the Mormon influx
into the Northwest continues. Mounted
police in the vicinity Of Tees Greek
say that while no proof has been OBJ
tained. the new arrivals, who already
form . considerable colony. ara given
to the practice Of polygamy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29

cHlcAoo, May 81 The coronor's
Jury went 70 Lake View this morning
and inspected the biood-<tained cot
tage ssnd the place whore The body Was
found. The inquest was the adjourned
until tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29

SIw Yokx, May a. Al Grayesend
today the track was heavy
Three-fourth mile -Onway won In
l:2Is. Bib Letcher second. Dssidess
third.
One and one-eight miles Bella h.
won in .l1. swift second Guarxnteo
third.
Three-fourfh rnile Civil Services
won, Biackbgyn secord, Sir WI
liam third; time. LIS.
One and one-hntf miles, Marauder
won. Hanover second, kikw0od
tssird time, 2 .sgh
Mile and = fufIong q. A. X. won,
Panarna second. Bessie Jane third !;
time s38z.
One anu ene-sixteenth miles Ray
nlond O. won. Gray DaFn second,
Uint2h ttsirst. time, 49,.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29
sur.IrvAxs CkookKp sroxr,

D.spsxsss Aamtsssess Msas ~ Htn
--fse kast ssss - she Asssssius
g,nfc&so, May ss-The Tsmn IN a
late s<issseu thss morning arinfs .
ssxtsnsns that F.. q. SsaiIlsan has
nAfe ! ssn confession and gtven 70
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29

~AsxsfT = anv longer discussing the
.sss,Lss s.iIity af pFssoneF saangtlass
s.ssa ssalIss TIE ex-detestise has
saalnlv aTsssssSl bis platform. tEosa
sxssw srxxsa ~ tell aga be kne9. he Fv-
u III ii rhese uor.zs. 81 aFu innocent
Ard kssaw noahisg. hsst Il we're guilty
ard sid know asssthsax | would die
Ast4rs meaiA tess i. 3
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05

CONNIE nous l'avons annonct
dams notre dernier num6ro NM
H. Norm ct O. Refine ont bien YOU
lu Sc faire entendre dimanche der.
nier a la grand'messe de IEgllse
Ste. Clotilde. le premier dams le
"Morceau de l'Elevation" de Buot
ct lie deuxi6me dams pave Maria
de- Gounod.
Inutile de dire quel plaisir ces
Messieurs ont fAit aux assistants
heureux d'entendle d. semblable
musique.
M. Louis Laram6e avec son obi
geance 1T sa courtoisie habltuelles
await bien voulu aller chercher lui
meme ces Messieurs chez NJ. Du.
faud Oh lis prennent pension, pour
les conduire On voiture a pEglise
Ste Clotilde.
M lie Juge O. Tessier ct u. lie
DR. w. Tester, avec cette obligean.
&c qui les caract6rise, ont bien YOU.
Ia 6galement SO faire entendre au
choeur.
L'orgue 6tait tenu par Nine
Cardin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05
Tn concert Qul prOmet

L'amabilit6 81 grande avec Ia
quelle nos artistes francais Sc
sont mis- a la disposition de nos
compatriotes pandant leur sejoul
trop court parm1 nous, a sugger6 a
quelques-uns l'id6e de METRE une
fois de plus leur talent a r6quisi-
ton ct q organiser un concert au
profit dune euvre rationale que
nous n'avons pas besoin de nom
mer lei; tous nos lecteurs la con
%naissent.
De la pens6e q Pcx6cution il ny
cut qu'un pas.
Un comit6 compose de MN. L
Laram6e, j. III. Seymour, DR.. La
libert6, T. F. Rivi6re, 0. Tessier.
L. z. Demeules ct F. r. Leroux fut
charge de Organisation.
On ne perdit pas de temps. De
lundi de:nier, lie concours d'artist' {
de talent etait acquis, ct la magni
6que sale d. PH4rmonia Hail
coin de la Be Rue ct de la 2e Ave
nue. Sud 6tait lou6e pour le Diman
che Is Septem5re proclaim.
Aussi le programme que nous
publierons dams notre proclaim nu.
nero serait-il DIES plus int6ressants
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05

LIE Rev Pere Sylvan de- Voss,
cure de Saltwater quitteia cette
paroisse la sema1ne prochaine pour
retourner au Canada.
Par suite de la mort de son
grand vicaire, Mgr. rEveque de
Rimousky, en- raison de son age
avanc6, a du rappe]er lie Rev. Pere
Sylvan qui lui est devenu absolu-
ment n6cessaire.
On annonce la nomination pro
chaine de M. Sylvan CONNIE cha
nome de la cath6drale de Rimous,
ky ct membre du chapitre.
Dams lie temps trop court quill a
pass6 a Saltwater lie Rev. P6re
Sylvan a su s'attirer restime ct Ia
sympathie de tous e paroissiens
ct les regrets quill emporte sont
aussi unanimes que sinceres.
De son cote le Rev. P6re ne
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05
Une Importance manufacture

LIE projet d'6tablir a Minneapo-
lis une manufacture de locomotives,
proiet qui await echou6 il y a pres
dun an est eur lie point, grace q l'e-
nergie de M. Thomas Lowry, d'etre
mis- a execution. On attend auj our
d'hui meme l'arriv5e de M. Grant,
le chef de Immense fabrique de
locomotives de Paterson, n. Y.
On offrira a cette compagnie LOU
acres de terrain pres DIES stocks
yards, sur la Belt Transient Com
pany line, a un prix tres-bas avec
possibillte pour ellie d'acheter lie
reste des $40 acres composant un
mile carr6 au meme prix.
On a tout lieu d'esp6rer que les
negotiations aboutiront ct que Min
neapolis poss6dera blentot une nou
velle fabrique qui donnerait du ira
vail 3 DIES milliers d'ouvriers.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05

C'est par suite dune erreur dun
reporter que nous avons annonce
dams notre dernier num6ro que M
Robert ct NELLIE Flsette 5taient al
les Sc marler dimanche dernier
st. Paul.
Nous apprenons de source Ger
tame que M. ct Nine Robert Sc
sont mari6s mardj soir a lEglise
Notre Dame de Lourdes.
En- publiant cette nouvelle nous
n'avons jamais Gu l'intention de
faire la plus legere in%sinuation
contre M. ct Nine Robert on la "a
mile F1sette, qui CONNIE ellie le
m6rite du reste, jouit de l'estime
generate.
De plus NJ. Fisette pere est We
nu depuis, plusieurs fois a los bu-
reaux ct il ma jamais manifesto lie
moindre ACKNOWLEDGEMENT on fat la
plus petite remaraue a &c sujet.
LIE fat seul que les bans ont etc
publ!6s a lEg lise Notre Dame de
Lourdes prouvait quill s'agissait
dun marriage catholique ct enlevait
touie id6e INTERPRETATION malveil-
lante.
Malheureusement IL Sc trouve
toujours lei has une classe de per-
sonnes qul semblent 6tre nees avec
la propension de s'occuper DIES af-
fairies DIES autres ct de bonner une
fausse Interpretation q leurs inten
tions 81 BONES qu'elles soient.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05

Nous avons appris avec le plus
grand plaisir que les billets de la
loterie au profit de l'Eglisa ST.,
Clotllde, qui ont etc confes a plu-
sieurs compatriotes de la paroisse
de Notre-Dame de Lourdes sc ven.
dent Replacement.
Nos Canadlens Francais du cote
Est, donnent ainsi u1e nouvelle
preuve tangible de leur profond
d6vouement a nos institutions.
Celia ne nous etonne pas, du res
te, Giant dome lie patriotisme sin
cere qui les anime tou]ours.
Nous aimons a croire qu'en pre-,
nant ainsi a coeur les 1nter6ts du
bazaar de Ste-Clotllde, lea membres
de cette belle paroisse ne font que
suivre a la lettre les sages ct pa
trlotiques %conseils qu'ils ont raeus
dimanche dernier, de leur d6vou6
pasteur, qui a tant q cour l'avance-
ment general de torte la colonie
Canadianne. FRANCHISE de Minnea.
polls.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05

Nous avoos l'honneur d'avoil
parmi nous depuls quelques jours
NJ. ct Nine Pierre Primeau. NJ,
Pierre Pr1meau est registrateur du
comt6 de Houghton, Mich. Cest
sans contredit Pun DIES Canadiens.
Francois les plus en- vue des Etats.
Unis. Ii occupe depuls de tongues
ann6es DIES postes publlcs aussl
elev6s que lucratifs ct il est DIES
plus avantageusement connus par
mi nos compatriotes de la Republic
que am6ricaine.
NJ. ct Nine Primeau assistaient
dimanche q Ia grand'messe a Ste
Clotilde ct repartiront dams quel-
ques jours.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05
EcHo DE L'oJE;ST

quite pas sans regret la paroisse
de Saltwater don't il a toujours Gu
a Sc louer ct don't il a toujours fait
les plus grands 6loges.
Sous peu de jours Mgr Ireland
nommera un s%uccesseur au Rev.
P6re Sylvan.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05

N'oublions pas que c'est lundi
proclaim que s'ouvrira au Market
Hall, lie bazaar au profit de l'Eglise
Ste Clotilde.
Tout le monde est q l'euvre ct
grace a l'appui 81 precleux de nos
compatriotes du cote Est on peut
d'avance compiler sui I'm success, &c
que nous souhaitons du reste de
toutes nos forces.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05

NJ. A. J. Smith, surlntendant de
la galerie dart q Exposition a etc
bless6 gri6vement samedi d4rnier
q st Anthony Park dams IN acct
dent de voitore, son cheval s'6tant
emport6. On espere n6anmoins
que ses pleasures ne seront pas
mortelles.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05

Nous apprenons avec plaisir que
Nine Louis ]. Demeules de Prince
ton autr, fois d. Ss-Paul, I'm DIES
Soprano les plus connus du Mime
sofa pretera probabiement son con
cours au concert du Is courant
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05

M. L. P. D.srosiers 81 avanta
geusement connu a Minneapolis
est entire la semaine dernl6re com
me commits au maga>in de Roths-
child. II invite ses compatriotes q
lui rendra visite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05

A SNAP.-A vendre par z. De-
meules, 2 lots au coin de la 6e rue
N E. ct 26. Ave. pour 5000 les
deux, sur placements faciles.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05

NM. Emond & Pearson ont
Transports leur magasin de viande
au No. 6l9 Rue Monroe N E.
Nous sommes heureux de CONF
tater que ces deux compatriotes
par une attention stricte aux aHal-
fair. s ct leur honnetet6 80 sent
cree une position enviable dams IT,
commerce ct nous|avons lieu de cro!-
re qu'lls continueront de recevoir
IL patronage de nos compatriotes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05

L'auteur des accusations portees
Washington contre NJ. Anxiety.
m.1tre de postes q Minneapolis EST
IN employ6 du bureau DIES lettres
charg6es M. J. H. Selov.r. II a etc
renvoye lundi dernier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05

Pourquoi ne pas faire plaisir q
ses amis en- lui dormant sa photo
graphic, puisque avec l dollar
vous pouvez en- avolr une douzeine
chez N. Ed. Thibodeau, % Nicollet
Island.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05

Samedi soir a 6 heures, au point
du depart du Motor Line, Wa
shington ct premiere Avenue Sud,
IN petit marchand de j%ournaux
nomm6 Ole Anton Greenly a etc
renvers6 par la locomotive ct tue
sur le coup. SEES restes ont etc
trenspolt6s q la morgue.
Ces enfants, qu1 vendept les
1ournaux, sont dune imprndence
don't rien n'approche ct il est vral.
ment 6tonnant quill n'arrive pas
plus d'sccid5nts quill men arrive
g6n6ralement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05
1tho de l'@ne&t.
MINNEAPOLIS, 5 SEPTEMBRE 1889.

M. Pierre NORM, de Hamel Sta
ton, Pierre Couture, de Red Lake
Falls, Emilien Lefebvre, d'Oss6o,
sont autorises a collector ct q
prendre de nouveaux abonn6s pour
l'ECHo DE L'OUEsT.