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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
A FRAUD FOR A SMALL SUM-
MR.. FROHMAN HAS TO REFUSE REQUEST FOR
MONEY MADE IN THE NAME OF MISS
ANNE O'NEILI.

Somebody WHOSE name IS not known, has taken
early advantage Of Miss Anne ONellrs presence ~
the company that IS playing ." Lord Chumley' at the
Lyceum Theatre, and has tried TO turn penny Tor
himself IN her name. The attempt was not completely
successful howevcr. Daniel FIohuian, the manager
Of the theatre yesterday received the following noe'
which was brought TO him by boy who sad mat
he came directly from Miss O'Neiil's house
Mr.. Frohman.
Dear Sir Excuse the Liberty | take I'm addressing
You have some expessagc which rived Unexpectedly
Could you Obig me by sending enclosed by The Bearer
the sum OF three Dollars and Obge Yours Truly
MISS. ANNE. ONEIl.L.
Mr. Frohman dc not send the money, but showed
the letter TO Miss O'Neill when She came to the
theatre and She disOwnrl both the appeal for funds
and the bad spelling. II is hardly likely that the
same messenger Will apply 10 Mr. Fmhman again, and
Miss O'Nel assured him that when She wanted money
she would come for il herself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
HORSE AND LOCOMOTIVE RAoYG.

The Maine horse does not propose TO take the dnst
from anything equine, but shOwhegan troiter seems
Ia have lei his ambition run away with him this week
lie took the ties ahead Of the down train from SHOW
hogan Just this sie OF Somerset ana started without
the word 10 be first under the wire ~ Fairfield staoh
The engineer him and did his best with Changing
bell and screechg whistle 10 take the pole from nm
but the gamy horse would not leave the track. The
novel race was soon watched By every passenger who
could get his head out the window OF squint rounl
n car from the platform For more than two miles
the animal kept up his breakneck pace Without ms
step and although the engineer was forced 70
the speed OF the train somewhat II was stu moving
rapidly. Just before Fairfield was reached the horse
leh the track and with triumphant snort sought
the Wllds OF adjacent pasture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
RETIETTF CUTTD or N-Upcrc

Albany. n. y. hng 22.-The following certificate OF
Incorporation was filed in the Secretary of states Office
to-day The Bellevue Child OF Nurses Is formed for
aSsociaiing together Christian in the Bellevue
Training school Of Nurses and tbs graduates thereof
and for mutual improvement and the encouragement OF
religious knowledge among themselves, I'm New-York
CITY" Agnes ;. Brennan Mary Rogers. Ada Stoughton
Willard. Caroline Peck, Alice Holloway. Ann l. Liv
iDgSton and James o. II. Huntington named as
trustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

grammc Will include dramatic and athletic features
and among the many who have offered their services
arc Miss George DavIds, Miss Jessie Bond, Miss
Katharine r. Howe, De Wolf Hopper. n. c. oood-
win, ir, Wilton Lsckayc.. Fred Solomon. George Ol'
Charlcs Cootc T. Ebert H. y. Clarke, z. J. Ratc'iho'
Maurice Barrymore. Eben PHmpton Eugen. Oudn,
X. +. Carroll, X. A. Roberts. :. Miller Kent, Msf6
Lynch. G. u. Bennet Frank Lawton, and Eugene
Garfield. The musical directors viii be Jesse VII.
lams Percy Gannt and Gustave Kerher, and Hcroeft
Grips will act as stage manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
A MODERN MODE OF LIGHTING CARS

The new Pullman Vestibule sleeping Cars now N
service the Pennsylvania Railroads New YORK ana
Chicago Limited are illuminated not only by station
airy eiectroers, but by movable electric bulbs These
are attached by insulated wire TO the window posts,
and can be placed in any desired position One can
sit or lie In berth and read with the same facility
as in ones private sitting room. The lights are OF
wonderful convenience 10 travellers who would spend
their evenings in reading Book are supplied from
the library.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
YOrYG LADIES RECEIVED As YovrcEs.

Bordeniown, n. j.. Aug. 22.-Blshop O'FaTel Off
ciated to-day in ST. Joseph's Convent Chapel at tho
solemn profession OF two young ladies Of the Order
Of Mercy. They are Mary ]. McRarron. of Boston,
and Bridget Magee Of jersey CITY In the after
noon the following young Indies received as
nOyices Mary Ryan Manchester y. H.: Ella Biophy.
Newiork: Jennie Hogan, New York. Ellen Nc
N2mara. Ireland Maggie d. Ayl0sS, Jersey City
Mary COnnell Camden. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
srNDAY.sCHooL WORKERS MEET.

Carlisle. Penn. Aug. % (specaD.-The seventeenth
animal State sabbath school Convention was called
10 order to-day at Mount Holly. The attendance OF
delegates from all parts of the State Is large. The
address of welcome delivered by A.. F. Mullin
and this was responded TO by the Rev Mr.. hstier
The prIncipal address was delivered by the Rev.
Georc, r. Reed. the new president of Dickinson Col
ege The convention Will be in session several DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
YACHT RUNS INTO WRECK.

Thousand Island Park n. Y, Aug. % (speciaD.-
The private side wheel steamer Sport into the
wrecked schooner Viclery. of Rock Island Light last
night at IL O'Clock. knocking her smoke stack
crushing ratings, and seriously injuring two Of the
crew. The steamer Is owned by T.. p. Wilbur of
bethlehem. Penn. president OF the Legh Valley Rail
road who, with his and party. were aboard the
boat The sport was built I'm 1882 and was valued at
$50 900. The damage Is estimated al $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
ry.cov. CORNELL Buys A COUNTRY HOME.

EY.GOV. CORNELL BUYS A COUNTRY HOME.
s. Emerson, the broker has sold to EX-GOVERNOR
Alonzo B. Cornell for the estate Of Mayor Kingsand,
the watson webb property lately known as Con-
eral Fremont's place, one mile north Of Tarytown,
on the Hudson River, containing forty acres Of upland
with riparian rights adjoining the home Of Mn Arson
G. Phelps and near Mr.. Rockefellers handsome place
The price has not been made public but Is believed
70 be about $50 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

1872. when the conversions laid In the presence
OF 10000 people. There is room In the oc'e9oss
base tweny-onc feet and twenty feet hgn' an,
will receive tablets Of religious, historical, Mssohr ,,
and other societies, and the inside OF the shai, WI,
show stones represented by military companies ant
individuals. The top course OF the base has stones
representing counties OF the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
THE MILES sTAYDIsH MONUMENT.

The Miles Standlsb monument at Duxbury Is about
ready for the statue, which Il OF granite and four
teen feet high IL Is already the first object secn
The completed shaft Will be lis feet high and IS
twenty eight feet In diameter at the base, and sixteen
IT the top. Work was begun on the monument In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

LIEUTENANT. GOVERNOR DAVIS DEAD.
Carson. New, Aug. observation-disclosures II. =.
Davis fell dead In his garden this morning run near'
disease His family IS visiting In the Fast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

DEATH OF PROFESSOR WILLIAM POWELL.
wnkesbarrc. Penn. Aug. 22.-Professor William
b. Powell, one of the faculty OF wyoming seminary,
at Kingston. Penn. and prominen. in educational
work. died to-day Of consumption, age twcnty-seven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

From The Lewiston Journal.
Jones says that conditions are reversed. is WI, wre
went 10 the beach 10 grow stout and he stayeu ro
10 get thin. He has gained eleven pounds on hotei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
NARRIED.

IyINGSTON-JANES-A Roselle N. j.. August o.
1850 by the Rev o. Valentine Sarah Lucreua, daughter
OF Joseph James John Stevens Livingston, oil or
ROselle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

THE BENEFIT FOR BURR NIsTOsH
Burr Mcintosh will have benefit at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre next Thursday afternoon. The pro;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

Excursion tickets to Milwaukee. account Grand
Army OF Republic Convention August %, via Erie
Railway, 500 55. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with fuD
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

SECRET4RY TRACY SAILS FOR NEWPORT.
Boston, Aug. e2-The United States steamer Dc
spatob, with Secretary Tracy board sailed for New
port this morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-26
TX Q mOval \

KemOVAl Notice.
R. B. Young, architect, has reyx,oysd from
No. p South Spring street TO Ro' sms IL and i:
California Bank Building, co,ner Second snt
Fort streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-26
SAN FRANCISCO
D e. III e. E. II .

So says Chief Scannell, and with his
long and varied experience in mattersper-
tanning to confagrations, we naturally
give him the benefit of the doubt. We.
as tax payers, property owners and citl-
zens, are deeply interested in this i'm
pending and sure-to-come danger. We
hate to feel that when We leave our cosy
homes in the morning that there is any
such o thing as their being in ruins when
we return. The cry is, more hose, more
engines, more men that can be enlisted
and paid to remain ut the engine-houses
OF the fire department, which means
more strength to aid in putting down this
terrible conhagration when it does come.
Now, strength is what everything has to
have to do service in greater or less
degree. Man acquire this much-needed
strength by various means. Exercise,
plenty of fresh cir, good food, eaten at
regular intervals, and the use of the
GREAT SIERRA KIDNEY AND LIV-
Err CURE. A man may look ever so
healthy and think himself in the best of
conditions, and yet have diseased kid
neys. Anatomical science treats that the
Kidneys are so poorly supplied with
nerves of sensation that when disease first
starts they can sound no alarm. Forthat
reason it behooves us to be very watchful,
and by the use Of the enever-failing remedy,
THE GREAT SIERRA KIDNEY AND
LIVER CURE, keep these important Or
gans of existence in perfect health.
All druggists sell these valuable goods.
Take no other.
f. W. BRAUN CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
Oo15 eod6m Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-26
Tbo latest Ont.

A daily through CIV service has been estsb
Eshed by the Chicago, I aion Pacific and North
western. line between San, pTaacisco, Portland
to the public facilities not .Nyen by any Other
lire. .The Limited Fast Mfu, which runs
daily between the above points, carries the
class passengers without extra charge, and is
composed of Pullman vestibuled sleepers, San
man vestibuled fleepers and s?,".ii!Y an dining
cars. Portland to Chicago via Council Bluffs
This is mother indication that tn Union Pa
cifc is DESTROYS of meeting the requirements of
the people. For information in regard to this
end other trains on this line. apply to J. B.
kirkland, General Agent, No. 1 Montgomery
street, San Francisco; E, l.. Loma8, General
Passenger Agent, Omefa Neb.; Z. P. wilson.
General Passenger. Agent Chicago and North.
western, or John Clark 81 North Spring street,
Go to Charley Es TOMS,
Hollenbeck bar, and get a fine oyster or ter
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-26

for them, the rebels having again robbed
them OF all their ammunition"
Stanley replied, offering to GO slowly
80 as to enable them to overtake him,
bnt he never heard any more from
Selim.
Then follows a description Of the
march, which was resumed May 9Th, a
fight with the King of Ungoro and with
the Warasmas. A description is given
of new mountain, which is estimated
to be not less than 10000 feet high. The
greatest trouble wes caused by fever and
bowel complaints.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-26
Railroad Concessions In Peru.

LIMA, Peru, November 25.-Laws have
been passed by Congress and promul-
gated by the Executive conceding to
hondholders in fee simple 1000, 900
heatares of unoccupied land, exclusive Of
the right to build a railway from the
terminus of the Oroya railroad or
bfanches, to point on any navigable
tributary of the Amazon, with the right
OF free navigation thereof, and 1000 hec.
tares OF land for each kilometer of rail-
road built, and the right to baild line
from Puno to the Desaguadero, to con-
meet the southern railways with the new
Bolivian railways.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-26
rs CLYDE Engineers strike.

GLASGOW, November 25.-Twelve hun
dred Clyde engineers went on strike
this morning. Eighteen firms, under
pressure of contracts, we're obliged to
concede their demands.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-26
Austrian Federation,

SYDNEY, November 25.-In an inter-
view, Dibb1, formerly Prime Minister of
New South Wales, declared it to be i'm
possible to form colonial federation,
unless common fiscal policy was
adopted by the whole of Australia.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-26
Thev Want ,he Ch,ne.e.

OTTAWA, Ont. November PA depu.
tation of British Columbia fishermen
arrived here today. They will ask for
the removal Of the tax on Chinese. They
represent that Chinese labor ia essential
to the salmon packing industry; that
without it the industry would collapse.
The visitors will also ask the Government
to remove the duty of thirty-three per
cent. on mining machinery.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-26

"lt is fact" that Hoods Sarsaparilla doe
cure scrofula, salt rheum and other diseases Of
al l,Ssctions arising from impure state or low con
ditioS Of the ood, overcomes that tired feel
ing, Gre >tes good appetite, and gives strength
to eyery D. ,yt Of the system. Try it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-26

Beechs-d,s Pills act like magic on weah
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-26

Try Elgin brand cc.ddensed milk.
milk.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-26
Wednesday, Nov. 9th.
e5 CENTS. as CENTS
HANDKERCHIEFS

100 Dozn1200 Handkerch exnggeraion
selling
dozen so and quality
Handkerchief being nen beautifully scaped
and addition which
linen quality We
to display Christmas and Holiday Goods and this line
choice rs cents piece, and dozen wish.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-26

Go to Charley Es TOMS,
Hollenbeck bar, and get fine oyster or ter
rapin stew for twenty-five cents,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-26
nroh ammedan Pilgrims d,

CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 25.-A re-
port has been received that the steam
chip India, with 500 Mohammedan pill
grims on board, has sunk, the captain
and two passengers being all that were
saved.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-26


''At this time" continues Stanley, 81
discovered conspiracies in camp. The
Egyptians tried to steal the rifles Of the
Zanzibsris, and the number of malcon-
tents kept increasing. Emin had also
received news of a bad state OF things at
Wadelai. Therefore, I decided upon
immediate action. formed O square OF
rifles and assembled all the Pasha's
people within it. Those who refused
to come were arrested and
placed in irons, and some were
fogged. They promised religious obedi
ence. This muster consisted of about
900 persons. On the 10th We started
numbering about / 900 persons. An in
tercepted letter to Selim revealed an
other plot to attack the expedition. Or
May 7th I received q letter from Selin
containing various insolent charges
against us and an appeal to wait longel
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-26
Wednesday, Nov. 9th.
s5 CENTS s5 CENTS
DRESS GOODS.

We will place Wednesday,
8 inches wide Now you
exactly Rynie possible comparing
this line with invisible
wiser almost imo
have never sold
goes a yard DISPLAYED WINDOW
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-26
Wednesday, Nov. 9th.
$t.gs 1925
UNDERWEAR.

quality Drawers
quality Wool
stock until at
opportunity
garment displaying mis
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-04-04
Comment Sc deb lrraSSer DIES
Francois.

Nous lisons dams La Minerrc.
NJ. john j. Naclaren est alar rt
lie l'avenir que reserve q notre Fay.
la prodigieuse multiplication d. Ii
race francaise. S .lettre que ncu
svons public l'autre jour ct On
fait le tour lie Ia pres-e aDg'ais- Ell
fnit fol.
Comment pr6venir uu parei
danger? METRE upe digue cett@
mar6e envah,ssante? Teile est IL
question que Sc pose ia correspo'''
dant du Globe ct quill r6sout de Ia
facon plaisante que voici.
NJ. 1e R6dacteur. Notre ami M
J. j. M4claren, dams ga lettre d',|
y a queIques jours, signale certains
taits 6tounants conceinant la n,u!.
duplication de la race ~frapcaise.
fats qui d6montrent clalrement
que nous, Aug ais, pourrions biz Il
nous trouver en- tres peu de temps
dams la meme position que les
Egyptiens en- face de la multipli,
cation rapide des I%sra6litef.
La dernier photographic. de la let
tire de NJ. M4claren est ceiui que
j'si lu a>ec lie plus d'interet pour
voir quel remede il al]ait proposer.
LIE sentiment chr6tien est-Il assr2
fort ch-z lui, pour lui donner Pes
poir quill sufirait de quelques mis-
sionnaires pour persuader aux Co.
uadiens francais d'abjurer la fol
de leurs pAres ct la lapgue don't lis
sont 81 fers? A default de &c rene.
de les recommendations %suivantes
peuvent etre de quelque v:leur.
II y a deux GU trois moyens de
llmiter la population. L'un con
sisterait q fare etrangler les en-.
fants par les %nourrices, conforme
ment aux lois de Pharaoh. LIE pc.
c6d6 est sluon tres aimable, tres
simple du moins. Un autre seralt
d'adopter la m6thode de l'ar;stocra
tie anglaise: s'emplfrer de roast
beef, de plum pudding ct BONES
chooses du genre qui font que les
families eoAt peu nvmbreuses -Ce
dernier moy-n est celui que j. re
commands plus partlcullerement
rattention de M. Maclaren dams
respoir quill saura lui donner une
forme pratique.
J'attends avec Impotence Sc
pfochaine lettre.
Toronto, 10 mars.
Qu'en pense NJ. Maclaren? /
serait int6ressant de l'entendre
closer sur ce sujet.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-04-04
Lii question DIS Jesuites.

Eufn, lie vote s'est pris hier soir
sur lafameuse question DIES Jesul:
ties. Tr,ize deputies settlement ont
volts pour IL desaveu de la loi; lie
reste des deputies -lS9 ont ap
prouv4 lie gouvernement de n'avolr
pas d6savoue cette loi provinciale.
Cette question, sou!ev6c par dies
journaux fanatiques d'Ontarlo, ser
yira d demontrer que la d%eyntatlon
anglaise ne se laisse pas guider par
lie fanatisme. Nos coucitoyens do
rhyme angleise ont montr6 en- cette
Circumstance beaucoup de modera,
ton ct I'm grand sens politlque.
lis ont dome la preuve qu'lls ne
cherchent pas a 6craser la provln-
CO de Quebec ct |'e!6ment franeals
ct catholique. Meme plusieursd de
out5s ont saisi l'occssion pour rem
Dire justice aux Canadiens Francals
ct d Ia religion catholique. II y q
des professionals qui ont prononce
des discours don't DIES catalogues
seralent fers.
II a etc d6montr6 ct prouv6 par
DIES deputies appartenant a d'autre
religion que Ia n0tre que lEglise
catholique nest pas I'enDem1e du
progress ct de la societ6.
En- general, la deputation a jugs
la question sans lie moindre prfJu
ge. Nous avons la une preuve de
plus que Canadiens- Francois ct
Canadiens AngIais, catalogues ct
professionals, nous pouvons tres bien
nous entepdre ct TRAVELLER a la
prosp6rit6 du pays CONNIE 81 nous
.ppartenions q in meme n%ationallte
ct a la meme religion. LA Presse
de Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-04-04
Mort traglque.

Nous Iisons daus le Progress du
Snguenay::
Un de nos abonu6s des Etate.
Uuia, NJ. P.tre 3 ,ulreau, d., IRE.
verse City, NJ ci'gsn, nous commu'
nique les details snlvants:
Une femme qui await meme une
vie lie dtbnchas at mort, dern;a
rempnt a rag lie 80 ans dams d.
hien tristes c;rcon -tances. G tie
femme p,ur qri Ia We n'avait etc
In'une Quit d'lniquites await dtja
gu Z mars; il 6ta,t aussi reconuu
qu'~.Ile await tue 3 de ses enfants
Ell bss Age
Par suite de ga mauvaise con
duitA, sa f4m,lle ravait complete.
mint abaudonnee. Ain de lem, 9.
chr de tomber plus pas' encore,
des personnes charitables l'avaient
piac6e dams une maison catholique
Oh ellie q toujours refuse de 81 con
vertir. La maladie qui Ia EN- oor-
tee a 6t6 horrible. Les souffran-
ces de la malheureuse iuquiquaiplt
ciairement le courroux du S.i-
gn 'ur.
Etle falsait entendre jour ct NUT
d 9 Girls ct des lamentations terri
bles, morte dune maladie conta-
gieuse. SEES proches seuls ont voulu
l'ensevelir. Et lis ont etc obiIg5s
de 90 munlr de mitaines 6paisses
atm de Sc pr6server de la contagion.
Lorsque le corps cut etc enseve-
Ii, tous avaient p,ur de l'appro-
cher ct lea parents seuls ont con-
sent 4 Ia WELLER. Une haure apres
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-04-04
ETATS-UNIS.

On a dn abattre a Terre-Haute
(Indiana) une vache qul a etc pri
Sc de tous les symphonies de ].
rag. Or, cette vache fournissait
parpit il, lie la,t pour DIES ~enfants
daus plusieurs families, ct les pa
rents de CTS enfants ont etc jat6,
dams la plus viva inlui6'uds er
%apprpnant qu'elle 6tait devenue en-
rage.
Tn terrible accident a ell lier
a Frederick M ryIand). Un en-.
f.ut de uouze AUS, B. Hatg4tt, I'll.
,'un richie fermier, s'etaut appro
che tro3 pres dune machine
ecraser le m.1:, a Gu uu pied pris
aans l~epgrenaye ct a 6te afr, use.
ment broya. II s'est ecouie pres
de deux heur4s av,nt qu'on ait pu
retirer Il. Ia machine le corps du
pauvre enfant qui n'ava.t plus for
III humane.
M. Tompkins Warner, IN richie
fermier des t>nvirons d. Ciiflou
Springs (New-Yo Ky, age de soi:
xaute-d dix ans ENVIRON, a etc !rouve
mort ct a Motto d5vos6 dams tou
pare q cochons. On suppose que
lie vieux fermier, Giant entire dams
pare, est tomb6 accldenteIlement
ct que ses cochons, l'ayant attaqu6,
ii ma Gu la force III de se rel ver
nj de Sc defeudre.
I'm Chino1e, caissler dune
CYANIDE mason de commerce Oh.
cago s'est enfui au Canada en- en-.
portant avec lui I'm peu plus de
$40, 900.
On dit que les chinois doivent
disparaitre des Etate- Unls. VOLTA
IN bon commencement.
lie fills du general Sherman,
Pun DIES h6ros do Ia guerre de Sc
cesslon, Went d'entrer dams la So
ci6t6 de Jesus.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-04-04

Les qnatre enfants de Mary
Doyle actuellement en- prison OH
ellie purge une condemnation de 80
jours pour vente de liqueurs sans
licence, ont fajlli s'empoisonner dl
manche dernier dams les clrcons.
lance suivantee.
Ces epfAnts Angelina, Maria,
E l, ct Willie, vivaient a darlington
House, T. Rue Oaest. Dimanche,
Pain6e ag5e 'e Il aus fit lie cafe
daus une cafe iere en- cuiyre qni NJ.
wait pas etc Iavee depuis quelque 8
jours; aussl sly trouvait il du vert
tie girls. Vers deux heures les en-
fants furept pris d. coljqu 8 afro
ces, lie d.. Spencer fut appeI@ ct
almluistra un puissant vomitif aux
enfants gu aux dern e:es n .uve'l' 8
6tals ut hors de darg~r.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-04-04

Un meurtre m%yst6rieux a etc
commits jeudi solr. Un nomme
William Shane a etc trouv6 assas
sine au coin de la quatriema rue et
de rAvenue Hennepin. II await lie
crane bris6 en- deux endroits. &c
furent lie Cap. j. w. Horks ct son
fills lie DR. Hooks qui trent cette lu-
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