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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
AT THE STATION.

Last night it was reported at the station
that a woman had been stabbed down on
South Mosley avenue. The police going
TO the place whence came the alarm found
drunken women who told the story with
most exaggerated eoiorings. She was,
however, apparently uninlured-
Two gambling dens on North Main were
pulled. The proprietor of each put up the
necessary amount to secure their appear
ance in court today
Three boys were last night arrested for
creating disturbance IN colored den On
Fifth avenue. Two put up for their APP
pearance; the third was locked up.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21

The regular meeting Of St. Johns Guild
will ne held this afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. j. p. Moore, North Topeka avenue
at 200 Mrs. Z. 4. ScoTr, Sec.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
Hoods SarSaparilla

5s peculiar b>tsx ts sziy zs<kc:zs 81 ~fseh esa
;rsiy - sac. IN Iasez oEs pslsxr.- -ss-a !. "A
sazzs~sratzs xg1zzess - % Hr<xx.A 49,
sr0ra~zY. II ynz sake ~ yer rsi.< q ~ Eesse
SErssszr53s. O. AZ ssss~ tssss r~rs1asss< q
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
Hoods Sarsaparilla

5 pec1llsr nsdi-sas. u & ca-strIis p-s7 xrsd
from sS--aps<lsLA- Dasfelsoa- kxzsrzks. Dock
PipsSssewR, Juniper B>r-.es ard 0tse- wei sr.o~s
and valnaais vegetable remedies. by 1eczEiAr
con- ssaa.ioa- p-DSertsoa ard yrsoe<s. azEas~n ts
Any other naeeic.ne. sad xiviEx - Heo.s s4zss,z-
iiia curative y7~e-x po-~ssse1 By 0sA.r rs-6J-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21

Ia the aezs bs0od pzs1esr b<,sz. "a rsksse- ~
srAdsczs~s ~TssY syn parity. ke6 csr~s scrof1z r.a
Rbesr. Bots Y7zE5sz. a. E1msrs DysyssslA
Bilsoaszs.. SIX Hss6s<s.. iSdsxse<sse- eessras
rebllssy. csssrya- HAsznsfts-r. xs4a>y al Lsv~r
szysssn.s ov.roozr-s TssE Tsr-i Ye~sfax. erssE>s
appetite tszes re egs<.sTs arEszs az Ia neE-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21

Yesterday forenoon man fell to the
pavement in fit, near the Citizens bank
corner
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
GUN CLCR

The weekly shoot of the Wichita Gun
cluo took place yesterday when the fol-
lowing scores We're made At twenry-four
single birds:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21

Joe Henley is going to rattle off one of
his Columbia light roadster safety in
few days
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21

The banks of the city will be closed
tomorrow, the 22d, Washington's birth
day.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21

Last night a masquerade ball was given
under the auspices of the Antlers club at
Beal's dancing academy.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21

A caucus held in First ward last night
decided on running c. ID. Phillips for
councilman.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

our rates for advertising shall be as low as those
of any other paper OF equal value as an ao'er'Isns
medium. -
All transient advertisements must be paid Tor In
advance. -, -.
matter and enter ed for transmission through The
mails such. ,,, ~
York where all contracts for foreign advertising
VII be made and where files of the paper can Do
seen s. c. Beckwith, Agent.
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Sod ~ az e-s<<zst& g. sfs ,es q FsszsE-. saiy
hy c l. E1soD "a. fs-ssi- Nass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
John HUMANS DAY

The Willard c. L. S. G have prepared
the following program to be given Febru-
airy %. 1t is John Bunyan day. and the
program is bearing on that subject:
Lesson. Conducted by Miss Eta Mason
Paper. England in the time OF Bunyan
Miss skinner.
Sketch ...... Life of John Buuyan
Mrs. DR.. Bass.
Music. Northumberland Instrumental solo
Mrs. Marshall.
Roll call. Quotations from Bunyan
Reading ...... The authors apology.
..prefaced TO the Pilgrims Progress
Miss Vance.
Story Bunyan's alIegory The
Holy War. ..............M Mr. Walters
A study. -.......T The Pilgrims Progress
By the class.
Reading. The present crisis
Miss Mason
Music. ...........--.-....--.M Miss Halsey
Tho circle meets at the kindergarten
rooms on Second street, and all mem bers
are requested to be present.
By order SECRETARY.
Mrs s. A Bass.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
GRAND LODGE.
THIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL C0MMUNI-
CATION-LaRGEST At
TENDANCE
In It's History-The Organization Growing
Nicely-Extracts From the Reports
of 0ffcers-Excellent Finan-
cial Showing
Complete List of Delegates Tin Attend
ance--Yesterday's and Last Nights
misunderstanding Again
at a. N. Today.
officers to be Elected for the Ensuing
Year--In the Ante-Room--Items
Of Interest to the Fra
ternity.

The way the delegates to the Grand
lodge and the members of the Masonic
fraternity here have poured out to this, the
thirty-third annual communication of the
order. is a surprise to the oldest officials in
the order. Every train yesterday emptied
itself at Wichita. The hotels were filled
to the roof last night. Everybody was
having good time, attending the Grand
lodge or sightseeing over the city. A
large number went up to the car works,
pillow works, packing houses and stock
yards, and came back enthusiastic admir-
ers of Wichita's pluck. Large numbers
will go up again today.
The Grand Lodge convened in Garfield
opera house at 10 o'clock yesterday with
the following
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
ADJUSTMENTS
COMING.

Hatchet family, consisting Of sixteen
sharp Hatchets will chop for the benefit of
the Newsboy's Home in the Garfield opera
house on the evening Of February 26, 1889.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
GRAND OFFICERS:

w. NJ Watson NJ Lamb, Grand Master.
X. w. Geo. c. Kenyon. D. G. NJ.
K. w. John G. Postlethwaite, G. S. w.
R. w. Andrew NJ. Callaghan, GU. w.
r. w. Christian Beck, G. Treas
r. w. John H. Brown, G. Sec.
w. John d. McBrian. G. Chaplain.
w. James McDermott, G. Sr. d.
w. John NJ. Jordan, G. j. ID.
w. Joseph E. Williamson, G. J. Std.
w. John H. Alley, G. Pursurvant.
w. Chas. w. Willett, G. Sw'd Bearer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-08
nia.2znd


DxInr. .in this city, on the eth inst, Joseph,
son of ! ulla ana the late John Daley In t0o
10th year Of his Ago.
The relatives ana friends Of the family. also
CigarmAker's Uni0ns arc respectfully invie1o
mother, no. - Dast wainut street, on wed
nesday morning at sk O'CLOCK. tervicee at 81
Mary's church at sk O'Clock. 1ntsrment - 81
Mays cemetery. SM
BRcKER.-On the TIN inst, in Warwiok, 1lias
Becker. In the 10Th year Of his ago.
The relatives ana friends Of the family ere
respo ctfully invited 70 attend the funeral
from the residence Of his sou, 9nuklin
Becker, War WICK, Thursday morning at ~
O'Clock. Services at Hess' Mennonite meeting
house at 10 O'Clock. IL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-08
I.ssssss oransed b. The Register.

AO9SUto 0koutOu ~ SuO heBsoS9rs
He 1olloWing letters were granted BY
- rogigaee Of Wills for the week ending
AuoD0ay, January g.:
Il ApNIMIsrRArIoN-M Stokes, DO.
lete Of Manor township; Joseph
UA11s; Aanor, administfator. william
Afasba0h, decsassd, late OF East Cooallco
ooWnship; A. X. Roger, East CocalIco, sd-
nn1nistrator. Lewis Piokel, deceased, late
- DaRt township; Esther N. Plckel and
Isoak ~ Trout Bart, administration.
k IxsTAMENTARY-ElizA GArman, de.
ooossd, late Of Nj Joy township; George
- 0afman, Rspho, executor. Mary
lloahal ORnsr, deceased, late OF Paradise
1DWnship; N. n. Woods, Paradise. exscu.
- AaSy Wilmer, deceased, late Of Rapho
11Dunship John 8. Miller, Penn, executor.
]11onh eoherb, deceased, late Of Clay
1oUnship; II. b. Bingeman, Clsy, exscu-
-. Dsniei A. Altick, deceased, lats oi
fnneotsr city; Mary Il. Altick, Samuel
~ Altick, william h Altick, Henry Il.
s A115ok end John ]. Altick, executors.
1neGases 0eib, deceased, late Of Manor
'luUnship; John q. 0eib, Reading, and
zAmos Baker, Manor township, executors.
Dwban 0ouohenour, deceased, late OF Eas,
Z Dgumoro township; George w. Hensel
11oa, executor. Daniel X. Witmyer
0oooosod, lase OF Epbrats township
xsanklin H. Witmysr and Samuel n
Wttmyer, Epbrats, executors.
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xsVADVRarnsxssnS.

nroARDERS WANTED At no. 4
D west As0on street. Gsntasosn yU
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L. E. H E RR,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER.
NOS. u Il SO N. QUEEN sT.
Augl8lyd

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
4N an application viii be made TO tho Gov
ernor OF the s,ate OF Pennsylyania on WED
samuel Il. asers. John D. g Skies. II John oh; ~ I.
Hartman. J. Gust Zook ana J. Hay Brown.
ss ,a' ss G Sys.
provide tor The incorporation and regulation
Of certain corporations." approved q sprii ~
cparer OF an intended corporation TO be
called The Lancaster Trust Company. !" the
character ana object S 81 & whieh are :. Iliows
aud Others interested In real estate. from 10 8
by reason OF detective titles liens. and incum.
and in trust and as security estate, real ana
personal, Guiding the notes. bonds. obiiga-
lions OF states. in&diyidnais. & companies. and
iect. adjust. and settle sell ana dispts OF in
any manner without proceeding In Law or
as may be agreed on Between them . d d parties
contracting with them; OF making insurance
ioI the tiasli!y OF persons ho!aing places OF re-
potit for safe keeping. jeweliy. plate. stocks.
bonds, ana valuable property Of every de.
q asDs e ss
executors, ana administrators. ana OF
saseuaao not ,aaoa,sssns ssss' with
state OF fsnnsyivania or OF the United stat.s
OF Ameiica of acting ~ agents Tor tho pur.
Gates Of stock, bonds or other obligations OF
any corporations a, association. municipality,
stase. or pubic Authortty. ana OF receiving
and managing any sinking fund thereof on
such To- ms as may be greed upon OF bscom.
ing sole surety In any case where by law one
or more suret % may be REQ uirsd for the faith.
ing. receiving. ana holding any ana sli such
piece OF real property ~ may have been the
subject OF Any insurance maze by such com.
pany under the poweIs conferred by their
charter. ana The same TO grant, bargain, sell.
convey. and dispose OF In such mAnnsr Is ths
SAID conn any may see proper.
And tor these purposes 70 have. possess and
erjcy all ths rights. benefits and privileges OF
tbs salia Act OF A. emily and tts supple nents
BLOWN HsksBL,
JsGdtu Solicitors,
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a sPROIAL ;MEErIN0.
Aaeostse ClAssis Of The Returned Chuicl
Meets 70 Receive Ministers,

fnncoste9 CHASSIS of The Reformed Chusc
Meets 20 Receive Ministers.
e \ special meeting Of Lancaster classis OF
- Hoformed church was held In the leo
'anso room OF the First Reformed church
!oAls aitsTnoon at 2 o'clock. The following
Uoeo In attendance Revs. Theo. Appel,
-. d., A. b Hhenkle, J. M. Titzel, d. D.,
~. q. Whitmer, J. p. Stein, d. w. Gerhard,
,. & 8tahr, Ph. D., J. II. PAnnebeoker, w.
u. LlchliteT, w. j. johnson, J. W.
0Gemingsr, IA. II. Sangree, J. +. Msokley,
- d. Elder, Chrlstisu CAST "A. M.
onAmidt, 8. L. Dellinger.
Yreaident J. n. Titxel, u. d, presided,
Gnd Rev. d. w. Gerhard, stated clerk, q
seoHotary.
Tho meeting was opened with prayer by
Bsv. n. II. Sangree.
Rsv. J. +. Mackley. N. D., was received
S1go0 Clarion classis, synod OF Pittsburg,
I'D The call to him from the Msytown
.oAargo, consisting of Maytown and Con-
eo1oGA Centre. found In order. The follow.
t1ng committee was appointed to install him:
Hova T. @. Apple. D. d., J. II. Paupe-
hoeksT, A. b. Shepkle.
Rev. n. II. sAnerss. was received from
- Gettysburg clasais.
q Is NJ resolved, That this Chassis express
- appreciation Of the fact that Rev.
01DGreo hes aocepted the call Of the board
- missions. at Steeltou, and IL now on the
ground, and wish him God speed.
TAat the congregation be reorganizsd ac.
eocdiug to the Judgment Of the mis- slonsry,
- that any further action be postponed
untQ the next regular meeting Of classls
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5IDIR IN PITTSBURG.


1ussnuno, len. Sat 1880 o'clock shis
1IR H0l1oo Laeutsaans Snyder hessd .
- = ne susjdeaeo q Albert DavlA
r. femksooWn avsauA Eese End.
k0noelnl ~ houso 0nyd0 discovered
ho1y & Oovis lying q the fooe Of the
- ~, VIII bulloe hole IN hie heed.
e. G ~ Euoms Ne ofAoef found .
- namod Carrie Palmer and Q litus
- mi named Nellie White IN their
1oGoenoA
ESSoVulvse snd Z number Of empty beer
1oo Voeo found On . table
nz1D Raanee refused 70 give the cflicera
~ 1n0Drmat1o0.
Y - cmeoes sre coofdent however, that
" osmnieood the murder.
& 31o1lo White had been asleep and waa
Iuhonod b. The shos IN time 70 ~ Davil
~ 1oWn tho staifsy but knew nothing o
- elsuumsoancss Leading 70 The tzagedy.
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= IsAs's Work.
4 - yeas ne Baldwin locomotive works,
- - 49, ~ .ocomotivss.
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Pedestrians ao.sg TO FRISCO.

9snaser Frank Hall, the pedestrian
- With 4. G. Moore, who pushed
euood 90 CLOSELY In the late New York
eoek Monroe Bowsrd and Bobby Vint,
~ - peasengers on W Western ExpIe,s
hese O ll;l0.o night They are ON their
- 70 6an Francisco 70 take part In the
- walking mach. commencing February
- Albsr', Noremsc, Hsrty and other
coos" viii 80 mex. week. II. A. Gross.
- ehss city. arranged for the trar sportation
~ oll Of the men.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-08

Donr buy yosf rubber bocts unti you have
- tho y Oolehostoe WITH cole leather heol.
THSe = tns boss nttlog ana meet 0urAblo booe
m the nAxkst, ma0s of ths best pure gun
stcck. Ths sole leatAoe heel saves money TO
ne wearsr.
tho Colchester AfotAo with outsi0e oouneef.
Ahead Of eli cthen IN style end durabnity.
II youwaat the wortA of your mooey Try the
Colchester with outside counter. Solo at re'
tau By John Hiemens, NortA Queen street,
Larcaster, "a. A. Wholesale By
n. .. sPAHR . eONe,
nlN-9md York, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-08

RAanaslphA PPsasee aaEasA
PuIAputYHiA, Jan. Q. /. Flour dull oAleo
90 bbls Mimi 1aken. % 1eo % renn,c
n%,y' :: spa,sS 20 sss
Hyo hour, % O0o3 ..
WSsst-Jsn., go, Feb. sckc; March. se<c
Corn Jan, tlXe, re6., Slkc March. t'xc;
April, $50 Nay. lS7zo.
sxos 's 1pr. Ssns sHs ~ Nay. -; sio. ''H'' " ''''
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-08
The County Tax Hate.

1ho county commissioners on Monday
00osnoon fixed the tax rate at two and Q
~ mills, the Same % last year. The as
oonoeS books returned indicate deprecIs.
- Of property tsxables for county pur-
4osD In Lancaster county Of q, ,0OO, 600 since
- last trieunial assesnment The COM
meniouers expect 70 get along the coming
I 1oH q the tax rate nxed, outstanding
oAore will re large decrease In receipts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-08

SPECIAL PRICES.
We will sell on that day all
our Ladies' and Misses Short
Goats at Half Price.
$2.oo Coat for $I.oo. So 90
Coat for $3.50; $500 Coat for
$3.50. and so on.
All our Ladies' and Misses
Newmarkets, Raglans and Ul-
sters at Half Price.
Our entire stock oil Children's
Coats.
Our line OF Ladies' Black
Jersey Goats.
We will sell on that day
Our $500 Coat at $2.5o; our
$3.50 Coat at $2.75; our $3.50
Coat at $3.as; our IS Coat at
$3.75; our $6 Coat $4.75; our
$3.50 Coat at So; our $3.50
Coat at $6 IS; our $I2.5o Coat
at $3.50; our SIS Coat at $40
All our Plush Wraps and
Modjeskas at Half Price.
Cloth Wraps and Modjeskas
at Half Price.
Plush Jackets-$ro Jackets
at $3.50 SIS Jackets at $40
$I8 Jackets at $I2.5o; sac
Jackets at SIS; $2s Jackets al
$lS; $35 Jackets at $40.
Long Plush Coats - $2s
Goats at SIS; $50 Coats al
sac; $3S to $40 Coats at $2s
$45 coats at $50.
The balance Of those elegan
Ribbons which we sold las
week for I2Hc, we offer to
morrow at Ioc a yard.
| Pushes at reduced prices.
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John S. GiVler
q b 8 North Queen Street,
LANCAsTkR. PA.

A N ORDINANCE.
Providing for the Appointment OF Janitor
for tte City Hail, Defining the Duties and
Fixing the salary OF the same.
sprIox l. he II ordained by the Select ana
Com mon Councils Of the City OF Lancaster,
that JanitOr for the City Hall shall be ap.
pointed by the proper authOri les. As provided
by law. He shall have charge OF and Keep
clean al Of said City Hall. and keep clean the
charge Of and operate all heating apparatus
for the City and others that The City may un /.
dertsko to heat from said building He shall
give his time exclusively to the city, and per.
form all duties incident 70 the duties OF Jani-
tor.
hundred ana Seventy hve Dollars por aunum.
payable monthly, % = full compensation for
all services. lie shall give bond with one or
the sum Of rive Hundred Dollars, for the faith.
full performances Of bis duties.
SicTIoH All ordinances or parts OF tie
same Inconsistent herewith are hereby 70
pealed,
Ordained and enacted into law at the city
OF Lancaster. January . 1852:
President Common Council.
DAVID l., DRRN.
Clerk Common Council
ROBERT A. EvANS.
President select Council.
CLERK Select Council.
Approved January 8, lss9
jans3td kDw. .ED0ERLEY. Mayor.
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TwoUrunken rrevsIs rs,

4 jean Warren and John Heinuicker, who
- thss they live In Cumberland county,
~ we're taking . drive 70 EorIistown,
- lhsir team.;n The Eighth ward yester-
~ while they tock in the slgh,r.
~ secured paint and brush, IL
ohe4 up tie the town In the brightest
DtnA Both we're arrested ct the Penn :
evano railroad station for being drunk
oo oieosdsEly. This morning ct Alder.
- Oeea's one had money and tue other
~ nuaa One hsd been very liberal and
oDs I'll Of his money for rum. It was
onnolo that they were not OF the same
~ or they weuid have bad no money
~ he eosp This morning. They were
uo1 70 50 after fixing thinga
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-08

& Auctionesr B. +. Rowe sold for ex +.
oherin Davis. Of Boone county. Indiana, O
DoDbeE ct horses At the Swan hotel OF
oeace Ayera Strssburg, ON Monday.
4ne animals brought good prices.
samuel hess sold yesterday st public
Nnle Tor Daniel Logan, st his sale and ex-
eennee Stable, this city, eighteen head of
1nAaoas horses, st IN sversgs price OF Sl99 90
- hnod.
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AffORNAYD.

nLD BRASS WANTED-rHE HIGH
~ est cash price paid for OLD Brass ana Cop
par. The fnest brass csstings made 70 order.
Metal pattern work finished ~ reasonable
rates n. W.fRAIh'S Lock works,
Ear Lochsr's hanhins Building.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-04-18
Audacieuse tentative.

Mardi dernier, a midi ct quel
ques minutes, deux j%eunes gems
%entrerent dams la estate Bank. au
coin de- la deuxieme Avenue Sud
ct de la troisieme rue. On ne fit
naturellement aucune attention d
ee fait normal en- lul-m6me.
Tout-a coup al moment od IL ny
await aucun client dams la banque,
Pun d'eux nomm6 Fred Douglas,
tira I'm revolver de So poche, fit
feu sur lie %caissier, s'empara dun
sac contenant $4,000 en- billets de
banque ct s'6loigna pr6cipitam-
ment.
LIE c%aissier, qui n'avait pas etc
touch6, tira a son tour deux coups
de revolver sur l'audacieux voleur
mails sans atteindre son but.
Cette triple d6tonation cut mean
moins pour effet d'attirer ratten-
ton de la police ct Douglas fut
arret6 en- possession du a vole,
dams une alice adjacente a la ban
que.
Pendant CO temps, son complete
disparaisseit, mas CONNIE son nom
est parfaitement connu, il est pres
que certain quill est en- CO moment
sous les verrorx.
Douglas est IN "bar tender" qui
a etc employs par NM. La!Iy FREE
res ct par Cardiff & Donaldson.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-04-18
I'm cadeau royal.

L'ex-gouverneur du Minnesota,
M. John S. Pillsbury, Went, une
fois de plus, de prouver l'lnt6ret
quill porte a advancement materiel
ct moral dc l'Etat.
Une somme de $3.50, 900 6tait ne
cessalre pour la completion DIES
travaux de lUnivarsit6 du Mime
sofa, mails la Legislature n'en await
accord6 que 100000.
Or, cette somme de 100000 dol
lars qui manquait, NJ. Pillsbury
Went de ia donner lui meme.
Mardi dernier, a trois heures, en-
presence DIES comit6s du S6nat ct
de la Chambre DIES Deputies, ct DIES
regents de pUniversit6, M Pills
bury annonca la bonne nouvelle,
au milieu DIES applaudissements
enthousiastes de sas auditeurs
NJ. Pillsbury termina ainsi son
discours.
"J'ai pens6 a Get 6tat de chooses
s6rleusement ct j'ai d6cid6 que
4" les travaux doivent 6tre continues
" ct qu'ils seront continues.
Isl la Legislature me dome las
" suranca que Universit6 du Min
"nesota Ell les t%errains qu'elle pos
sede resteront indivisibles, 10 DOR
"nerai les 100000 dollars qui sont
"r6cessaires pour la completion
"de ce temple de la science"
LIE nom de Piilsbury a etc tou
jonrs syuonyme de g6nerosit6 NJ.
John Pillsbury Went d'a]outer lie
plus beau faurlon q la couronne
d'actions elev6es ct de bienfaits
sans nombre don't sa Vie ma etc
qu'un long tissu.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-04-18

Rien nest plus fatiguant pour
tout lie monde que lie nettoyage dee
maisons aux printemps. LIE chaos
semble exister, toat est sens des-
sus dessous. Malgra, celia quel-
qu'ennuyeux que celia soft, on ne
sauraient Pewter parcequ'une mai
son doit etre nettoy6e solvent sur
tout au printemps. Chacun tient d
avoir une maison propre de meme
chacun cherche aussi a avoir de hons
chemins de fer. Par celia meme
toute personne soucieuse de ses
in6.ets -prand le st Paul & Duluth
RR. dite Duluth Short Line de St
Paul ct Minneapolis q Duluth
West Superieur ct autres points.
S'adresser pour tous renseigne
ments a NJ. A. 3. Plough, agent
general des passengers d St Paul.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-04-18

Grand Opera House, Jeudi, Ven
dredl ct Samedi de cette semaiIe
une compagnie de %m6nestrels, or
ganis6e sous l'habile direction ds
M l.. Deckstader, com6dien fort
renomm6, sc fera entendre, pour Ia
premiere fois q Minneapolis, au
Grand Opera.
NJ. Dockstader est de New
York Oh le theatre de la rue
Broadway, conau sous le nom de
"Dockstader" est son @uvre. Ayant
r6uni dams sa troupe les meiileurs
artistes, tant de CO pays que de
l'Europe,une soir6e des plus agr6a.
bl7s est promise q tout ceux qui sc
rend1ont au Grend Opera au joure
sus-aits. Prix ordinaire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-04-18
Retraite a Osse0.

La retralte a Oss6o commencera
le jeudi Is courant q y b. ct Sc
terminera lie dimanche sulvant.
-Four clore dlgnement cette s6rle
d~'exerclces religieux, il y aura lie
dlmanche % courant, au soir, un
salut solennel, auquel assisteront
beaucoup de pretres DIES e%nvirons,
ct Oh le Rev. PAre Drummond fera
on anglais un sermon u une quee-
ton d'un int6ret capital. Tous les
habitants d'Osseo, sans distinction
de religion sont etc invites q assis.
ter q cette c6r6monie qui 'promet
d'etre des plus imposantes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-04-18
Une sOiree interessante.

Mercredi proclaim "a courant au
soir, dams lie Germania Hall, MAN
Street entire la l0s ct lie Avenue)
les 6lAves de lEcole C.-F. do Notre
Dame de Lourdes donneront une
MAGNITUDE soiree.
On jouera un drame intitul6 "Un
Caradien Francais 6migr6 a Min
neapoiis".
Ii y aura 6galement chants pa
triotiques, musique, etc.,. lie tout
execute par les 6lAves.
Cette solr6e sera donn6e au b6ni
fee de T'Ecole, ct l'admisslon men
sera que de Is cents.