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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29

NA.mINoroN. ID g.. April 2S-Iherc
seems to be good ground for Tie oilcc-
seekers complaint thai the adminisira-
ton unusually Slow Ina the matter of
appointments i'm thc Treasury Depart
mcnt The Offices where Democrats have
been superseded hy Republicans are as
follows Secretary. two assistant secre-
nre-. c0mpirollar Of the currency, trea
,urer. commissioner OF internal revenue
and deputy commissioner, supervising
architect. sixth auditor appointment
clerk. and chief clerk, or eleven n all.
Tie principal offices where Demo
cats are sul in fun possession
and authority are the following.
Second comptroller and deputy, first,
second. third. fourth, and fifth auditors
and their deputies. commissioner OF
customs. commissioner of navigation,
register and assistant register, chief of
the revenue marine division. chief of the
mail division. chief and assistant chief of
the mercantile marine division, chief OF
the Bureau of Engraving and Printing,
assistant comptroller of The currency,
chief of the Bureau of Statistics, and
superintendent of the coast and geodeuc
survey. 0r twenty-four in alL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29

There arc nine navy 'ari- Ia the United
States. ~ follows iropklyn navy yard,
B.ooAlyn, y y. Charie,t".vu navy yard, al
Boston. Mas. Co,port navy yard. near Nor
folk, Va Kittery navy yarl. opposite Port,
mouth, Y H.. leaqle Island navy yard
Philadelphia. Pa. Mare Island navy yard
near san Francisco. Cal. NV London nagy y
yard. New London. Conn. Pensacola ias ,
yard, Pensacola, Fla. AMI Washington nav,
yard. at Washington. D Z.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29
Tn. onl, Hereditary soeieti...

Membership In the Socie,y OF the Cincia
natl Is open only to the eldest sons oi eldest
sons Of revolutionary officers. here'iity hos
ever, conlers only the right OF being votes
for as "A member, Tor the so''iety may reI'~l
even an eldest born The same rules apn.,
to the military order OF the Loyal Legion
open % officers OF the civil war AMI thei,
descendants These are the unly oerssi.lar)
societies in the United States
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LNNCnBlgG.
A Budget Of Ncws Prom the mn CITY
fsptDa Cores ondence of the TIMES.

budget Of News From the Hili CITY
fsptD Cores ondence of the TIMES.
LYNCmBrnG. VA, Aor1 IS AT thC
meeting of the Democratic Central Com
mitfce. saturday night the gth of hay
was determined ON for the primary
nominations of AN the cry officers, io
bc be elected ON the 26th of that month
The falling of of abe tobacco breaks
in thi. city for the present tobacco }eal
amounts 90 4,S1.s0O pounds, although
thc increase last week was 2Oj lnl
pounds
Some twenty-five ol onr citizens leave
This city to-day to attend the New York
f Centennial next Tuesday. and among
them Senator John W. Daniel aud ien
members of the Home Guard.
General William H. b. Lee and wife
arc in this civ to-day on their Way tU
Lexington The General is looking le-
markably well. after "a pr0taclei sick.
ness.
A gentleman Who hos returned from %
two weeks trip over southwest Nifeinld
reports the gr0wing crop in That region
90 Doe better than ever known before and
most gratifying 10 the farmer and
planter
Colonel Robert T. Withers and daugh-
Ter landed Yesterday at san Franrisco
from China and will reach mere in TWO
weeks 10 Join his family Colonel
Nithers has resigned bis mission
Wedding cards are now out for the
marriage of Mr John ID Ligon. popu-
lar young Lynchhurg boy, now living n
Washington 20 Miss Mamie Fulton,
Park Place, Johnstowu, Pa. ON Nay lst
at > T. VI
Am Of the northem-bound passenger
trains Yesterday and to-day have boon
crowded with visitors TO attend le
Centennial at New York next Tuesday,
many of them from the extreme South.
Tie friends of tbe late Thomas III.
Simpson viii be glad 90 know TIA hl-
life was insured for $1,000 in tile LN-
pressmen's Aid Society 10 is expected
That Captain Dawson will take h's place
as manager Of the Opera House
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29

GrrnmE. OKLAHOMA. Aphl 2s-Mr
W Y llarancourt. special artist ioi
Wfrnys HakiN. n Oklahoma, dropped
dead here in front of his tent al o. clock
Yesterday morning of heart disease. lhi'
was the iirst natural death in Guthrie
Deceased was thirty years old. lie ha.
been doing considerable work here and
was generally esteemed lie was secre'
tary of the first Guthrie mass-mceting
and new Council passed suitable resolu
tions regarding his death to-day The
body was sent to lIarancourt's home, at
nuhu,ue la
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29
EXCURSION RATES.
EXCURSION RATES.
New York Centennial

THE RICHMOND. FREDERfCKSBrk MO-
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
will sell round trip tickets 10 NEW YORK on
April 9th. 2sfh. and 18th M sl2 IS. good 20 re-
turn al May 6tb inclusive.
For uniformed bodies Of twenty five or moro
travelling ON one ticket the rate Will be- g.
Tickets limited 10 continuous passage In
each direction. G. A. TAYLOR.
nplt tap23 General Ticket Agent.
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4 Mule >early nara Century old
LFrom ~ salannah NeNs-

T
Dr. Calvin Parker. Of Willacoochee,
has a mule foriy-fye years old, AMI he
has owned him forty years. Thi. old
mule has served the Doctor faithfully.
lie has worked him in harness and has
plowed him for forty years and be has
never fiinched, but has always worked
gentle in every place he has put him.
The mule can pull 900 pounds two or
three miles very easily to-day. and
promises to live to be sixty years old.
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DOWN TO DEATH.
4 TERRIBLE RAILROAD CALAMITY
rs CANADA.
TgE LATEsr NEWS IEOM FOREIGN
SHORE.
Goalangcr Takes q House In Portland
place -Txciting Elections Noar Paris
Elizabeth Preparing 10 Welcome
President Harrison To-Day.

BUFFALO, " T.. April s5.-At is r.
ported thst a Grand Trunk Railroad
train has been wrecked near London
Ont. and That many soldiers IN r0vtf
from Michigan 10 New York to psrtici-
pate IN ihe Centennial were killed. Pa-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29

DAYroN, TENN, April 2s-Cily Mar
shall Griffith shot Bud Bryson through
the heart this morning, killing him
instantly Brvson had been fined i'm The
Mayor Court. and had gone ont with
out peyinr Griffith went after him i'
collect thc fine. and taking hold of him
Bry-on showed him away, when Griiliil
drew his revolver and deliberately shoI
him down Brsson lived at spring CITY
and leaves 70 wife and child.
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nrochway. the forger. Give. Bail.

NEW York April 2S-W 7. Brock
way, the noted forge-. who was arrested
Thursday as % habiual criminal and
held in dcfalt of $1,000 bail. has deposit
ed 5 900 with the City Chamberlain and
secured DTS release Tie promised JUS
ticc O'Rculy 20 keep of the streets dur
ine the Centennial. Brockway has never
descended to thc level of picking pockets
or committing any less exalted crime
than forgery. and bee felt quite insulted
af his arrest especially as he has quit
crime altogether and means to spend his
old age ont of Jail.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29
rI.n.nn, Menlner in Vow YorI.

NEW lonK, April 2S.-The weather
was clear and bright most of { dag, and
gives promise of being pleasant Tor TO.
morrow The number of people on the
streets thI- afternoon was remarkably
large Broadway especially In the
lower pant OF the city, was thr0ngcd with
promenaders From present indications
The crowd during the Centennial will be
the largest ever seen IN lhe city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29
ENcIIINn ELrrTI0Na.

PARIS, April 2s-The municipal elec
tions. which took place az Saint Quen
SurScinc four miles from Paris to-day
were very exciting. The radical candi
dates were elected but they came near
being beaten, as a large number of votes
were cast for BouIanger, Laguerre
Doroulede and Naquet. although not
0ne.Of them was candidate.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29

was Just emerging from q tunnel The
horses became unmanarcahle and started
down the road at a terrific pace One OF
the horses fell and was killed, otherwise
the vehicle would probably have been
overturned at a turn Of the road short
distance beyond. The Queen was badly
shaken up and much frightened, bat re-
cniYed no inlnTN
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29
Baptist General Convention AZ Memphis
Nav lOth.

Delegates and visitors to the General
Convention take trains tia Norfolk and
Western Railroad. leaving Byrd-street
station. Richmond. 40 $50 \. NJ. arrive
at Memphis the second evening al $50.
Ihrous coaches 10 Lynchburg and koa.
noke. Pullman buffet -leeper-, Roanoke
io Mcr Leave Richmond L. NJ;
arrive phi- second morning at
.6lO. lfL sleeper, Petersburg 10
breakfast station through sleep
crs. Bristol 10 Memphis
k0und-trip tickets on sale May 1th,
sih, and OH, good 10 return within thir.
ty DAYS 10
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29

NICE. April 2s.-The Queen OF Wur-
tenburg had harrow escape from seri'
Gus injury and possible death today
While Her Majesty was out driving her
horses became frightened by the sound
OF an approaching railroad tIain which
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29
I,lIIed hx I'll. Iirother.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, April 2s--Yester-
day two brothers named Abe and Dan
Hunter colored, near Hillsboro, became
involved in a quarrel Abe struck Dan
with stone. when the latter seized a
piece of fence rail- knocked his brother
down and deliberately beat his head into
a jelly The muriere, fed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29
\ Bridge Gives WAY

KANSAS CrY. Mo. April 2s A bridge
over q small lake in Chelsea Park, on the
iburhs 0f this city fell this afternoon,
and nifty people were preciptated into
.ihe water. The centre span OF the
bridge broke and turned over, falling on
the victims Twelve persons were
seriously injured, TWO Of them fatally
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29

The " Ebaiiy EiEncs " Will.
n SOCu - PTaCtiCabic.
move its entire plant and
Office 20 tslc first floor of
the large and COnIslOdIOI>
building No. J0I East Vain
street. recently occupied
Nv Vgm. NiSCbcIi & 90.
Having added largely 60
thc former outfit, thc
" Daily FiIncs j. now pre-
pared 10 fulfil atl the re-
Gui~ilcs OF live, progress
ave newspaper.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29

Yarbrough's- Mild Burley il meeting
with great favor, and is particularly
satisfactory to that class of consumers
who want a mild, pleasant chew. II you
have not tried il. do so. Ii can be found
In any OF the leading stores.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29

IA the Cats.iiis and other parts Of
York state "A curious industry consists IN col
yerting beech trees into wool hour A whole
trunk IS stripped of its bark put into huge
mechanism which Is practically pencil
sharpener on a vast sale. and cut into miles
OF the finest ribbons These are. thrown into
a mil and converted into wood meal or wood
lour This Is used it j, sad, for making
paper. although the farmers hint that II u
takca west by government contractors u
feed tho Indians ami supply our army with
daily bread In very dry summer weather
this dust ills the AR of tue mlll and Is often
explosive Twice there have been accidents
OF the Kind 10 tAis ministry
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Ianded At ca.tIe Garden.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-The steamship
Rugia, from Hamburg, landed jy6 steer
ace passengers at Castle Garden to-day
LaBourgogne, from Hayre, 439, and the
Ludgaie Hill from London, %.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29

Marquette, Mica, April 2s.-The
heavy rain which has been falling here
for the past thirty hours turned TO snow
tonight All vessels are held in port
for better weather
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29
Death of "A Giant.

WATERBURY,, CONA., April 2s-Wil
lard Perkins. formerly exhibited under
the name OF Billy Bates. the Pennsylva-
MIA giant and weighing lJ2 pounds filed
here Yesterday
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29
Baptist Anniversary.

Providence, r. l., April .3-The
First Baptist Church Society celebrated
its 2jOth anniversary to-day The
present church building is over loo
Vpars old
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29

That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee.
Owens x Minor DRU Co
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

Boulanger Takes a House in Portland
Place.
LoND0N. April 2s.-Geneml Boulan-
ger remained quiet TODAY he took 3D.
Short drive this afternoon, and in ODE
evening dincd 40 his hotel with DIS fell
low eXiles Boulanger has taken house
I'm Portland Place
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ported thst a Grand Trunk Railroad
train has been wrecked near London
Ont. and That many soldiers en- ropt'
from Michigan 10 New York to psriici-
pate IN ihe Centennial were killed. Pa-
liculars later
JUMPED TIE TRICK AND WRECKED.
Drrnolr. Micu. April 25-Reliable
information has been received here this
evening confirming the United Press
dispatch reporting terrible disaster on
tho Grand Trunk Railway near Hemii-
ton. Ont. about o'clock This afternoon.
From what intelligence that can be
gathered ai this writing u p. NJ IL ap-
pears That o. special passenger train,
which lcft Detroit This morning. convey
inr number of Michigan militsmen
and others to participate IN the Cenien-
nial celebration at New York. while run.
ming at a high rate of speed. jumped
the track at q point near Hamilton, Ont
and was comrletelywrcckcd There were
one bundled and twenty-five passengers
ou the train. ihir.yone %, whom were
killed and about forty injured. Prucu-
bar. slc mca-rc, as the railroad officials
are rc'icent bui later particulars may
lessen the number Of wounded, whileit Is
posif,rclv asserted that the number OF
killed as reported above is authentic.
rEirscorlD a>D rook FIRE.
U,,rroy OSr Anr.l 2s-A terrible
railroad sccido,t occurred ON the Grand
Trnot nesr ft,. c,tvaf , o'clock this
morr,nr Th.,tIoui, express jumped
III. track and fbe enrine ran into a
,,.t.r.t,ot Two cars fclcsconcd and
i,.medi,felr took fire. All the dead. sey-
enfeeo FIN number. have been taken out
The only one identified was r. $. CUR
ney of Ch.ceeo He was instantly
killed bnf no, burned Italian. name
unknown ,gas also instantly killed.
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lAe lo''l''''' o' ''.i' '''.' '''.' '''''
twenty were mJui''' D"' '"'s que ~
TWO seriously No"' o' '''' ''''" ",''..'
were Liie'. '"e N'.''''' '''''5 '''7"'''
burned ana receiving ''' ''''P
wound.
IiANihI'N' 'N'' 81 Al'''' ~ io ''i
.o" 'D7 " ~. 49,,
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nave 'eceNeN ln''IN'l lnJ'il''. An'o"'
Mani an I'a.i'h' NOT seriously Nui'' N''
"in '"'p"''i' "l'''''I' Oh '''ND0''' "o'
serioue -nocA heH1'e' " INNING cns''
neeI oi LONDON Eng" lids O'oNe' 3
T. o. A@oe" ol I.'"''"'lo''' i'''
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A BOY MURDERER.
LITTLE JOHNNIE HEAVIER XII Is
LITTLE CHARLIE DlCkMAN.

TWO COLORED BROTHERS QUAR-
REL WITH FATAL RESULTS.
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VOL. IIImaNUMBER 9A7.
THE DAILY TIMES,

Published every day In The
wear. and the ONLY Monday
morning daily issued in
Vfrnfufa.
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DAVENP0RT & NORRIS,
IMPOI4I'ERS,
RICHMOND, = VIRGINIA.

Sole Agents for the celebrated "CARENAU & TUR'
SPANISH LICORICE. formerly branded Pillar manuac-
tured at Zaragoza, Spain.
The exquisite flavor, the guaranteed purity and high
grade concentration of the "Carenau Tur Spanish Lco
rice stated by the leading tobacco manufacturers of this
country, Justify assertion that has NO RIVAL IN THE
WORLD mixture with tobaccos
We also keep hand wel-seected assortment of ALL
goods used the manufacture of Plug and Smoking obaccos
Samples and quotations will be furnished when desired
The representative citizens of Win
(~AE%M ston. n. C., presented a pretty Easter
\\s.NgNW Gard to Major p T Sutton, the agent of
DNF'S'>~ Davenport < Morris with the greetings
x - of the season. and picture OF the ypi-
7 nsTe< u cal rooster that is the device of the con-
sa r.T s. But this time the bird stands on
8sAA - e. the Easter egg
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EEEE VHTt.,

Established January. fs2i
was absorbed nv The Daily
Esnic> December ~. I~~~.
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wants. Marriage and
BeIth Notice., not cNCcCd-
sng eight Hines, sJ cents for
each Insertion.
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Hnnds5oro. Anrll %. 1889.

HaHdS)0r0, Aprll * 1851.
The above letter is of double interest,
not only in showing the lively interest
which Mr. Davis takes in all present oc-
currences, hut because il mentions Il
number OF Virginia members OF the
family who have so far been ignored.
". &. W.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20
EUROPE.
lie Gear visitera bientot Der

lie Gear visitera bientot B7r-
lin.
Lies conductors d. facre de
Paris ont 6t6 en- greve pendant
trois jours la semaine derni61e.
LIE prince Louis Napoleon d la
priere de son pere Jerome q dome
ga d5mission d'of6cier dams larm6e
italienne.
lie S6nat francais a adress6 son
rapport au procureur general de la
R6publique, relativement au gene
raj Boulanger.
LES relations entire la Russie
ct l'Allemagne deviennent de plus
en- plus en- tendues ct de chaque
cote on fait de Sounds pr6paratifs
de guerre.
LoNDREs. Lord Brassey tiendra
IN lever en- phonneur DIES ing6-
nisurs am6ricains, samedi soir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20
Indolence d'ete.

L'homme Maine pas q SO mou-
voir par les grandes chaleurs et
tout le monde d6teste de roster
dams la Vile quand lie thermometre
est a son plus hautapoint.
L'indolence est alore repandue
dams Pair.
C'est alors qu'on Anne q s'6ten-
Dire dams un hamac On fumant ct
lisaut.
Pourquoi alors ne pas prendre
de courtes vacancies? Allez q White
Bear, Chisago Lake, Lake Superior,
on atoute a utre place d'6t6s itu6e sur
le St-Paul & Duluth RR. Duluth
Short Line" de St-Paul ct Minnea-
polls a Duluth West Superieur ct
autres points.
S'adresser pour tous renseigne-
ments a M. A. B. Plough, agent
general des passengers 3 St-Paul.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20

Une jeune file nominee Minnie
Gougeon, qui demeure avec son
beau pere M. Thearin, concierge
du batiment du Globe est morte
mardi des suites dun empoisonne-
ment cause par rabsorption dune
dose trop forte de morphine.
Ellie scuffrait dune forte n6vral-
gle ct acheta vers 10 heures du
mat1n une bottle de pillules de NOR
phine de l-8 de grain chez NJ.
Ailler pharmacien coin de la 10e
Rue ct de St-Peter.
Trois heures plus tard, ga mere
la trouvait sans connaissance dams
ga chambre. Des medecins furent
appel6s, mails tous leurs soins fu-
rent lnutiles.
LIE coronel Quinn, a d6livr6 un
certifcat de mort accldentelle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20

LIE diner sera servi sur les lieux a des
prix tres reduits.
Discours par lie DR.. Rene, de Cloquet ct lie
DR.. Landry, de Duluth.
Grand conteste entire Mederic Perrault e1
J. B. Turcotte, sur lie cable.
Courses AUX hommes gras, conteste entire
les meilleurs rameurs de Duluth
ct Cloquet.
Concert en- plain air par lie %sscercle musica
de Duluth, supporte par porchestre
Canadien FranGais de la meme vile
Divers amusements.
A 5 heures P. Nj. retoura Duluth en- re
venant par lie Lac Superior 81 lie temps lt
permet.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de pOuesthas a larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20
ECHO DE LOWEST

demi, en- q quite pour un eva
nouissement do courte dur6e ct
quelques 6gratignures. Une heure
apr6s ga chute il 6tait aussi bien
portant que jamais.
On commence un peu d Grain
Dire pour la r6colte dams la provin-
CO de Quebec, par suite des pluies
fr6quentes ct de la froide temp6ra.
ture que nous avons. Dependant,
il nest pas encore trop tard pour
que nous puissions compiler sur
une bonnie r6colte, 81 le beau temps
prenait.
Deficit.
Les qu6becquois viennent de
faire une decouverte qul est loin
de les charmer. Ills Sc sont aper-
GUS que, depuis deux ans, il y a I'M
deficit de 100000 par an dams la
caisse municlpale.
ST M. f. Langelier, le MARIE de
la Vile n'etait pas parti pour l'Eu-
rope, il en- entendralt do belle sur
son COMPETE!
DIVERS ENDRo1TS.
I'm triste ct p6nible accident
est venu, dimanche. dernler, jeter
la d%ouleur dams la aroisse Saint
| Paulin. Une dame G6linas ira
~versait la rivlere du Loup avec ses
deux enfants ct son beau-pere, M.
Uld6ric Rabouin, lorsque, rendue
au milieu de la riviere, l'embarca-
ton trop chargee scmbra eng lou
tissant les voyageurs dams les fots.
NJ. Rabouin put seul SO sauver ct
ron est arrive au secours trop tard
pour arracher la mere ct les enfants
a la mort.
LIE commerce de CUR du Ca
NADIA tend a SO developer. Ainsi
au rois de mai 1887, nous n'avions
export6 a r'6trangsr que $l0,500 dc
CUR. L'exportation du meme ar.
ticle pour le mois de NAL 1889, sc
monte q 500. 949.
-Trois cas- de lApre sont sigma
les dams Tile du Cap Breton, Nou'
velle- Ecosse.
Les ecoles franchises d'ontario;
SAINT, VICTOR (Prescott).-Vo
ci I'm passage de l~'Interprete sui
les 6coles FRANCHISES d'Ontario:
"Les envoy6s du gouvernement
d'Ontario, qui ont visit6 les 6coles
ne tarissent pas en- eloges de |.
bonnie tenue, de la politesse ct d.
la bonnie conduite des 6coles qu'il'
ont vues jusqu'a present.
ellis ont constat6 partout che!
les commissaires de nos 6coles III
d6sir pronounce de faire apprendr'
ranglais a cote de la langue mater
nellie.
"Apres un examen angiais de!
elAves, tous trois prononcerent d.
tres iolis discours dams lesquels ill
assurerent les 6l6ves ct leurs pa
rents qu'ils 6taient tres sympathi
ques a leur cause ct ql'ils avaien
lieu de c%roire, ]usqu'a present d.
moins, que leur rapport ferait tair'
toute accusation ct corroborerai
absolument les declarations faite'
en- parchment par Honorable M
Ross ct M. EvantureL.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20

Nous regrettons d'apprendre que
Ia Lire d'Or d'Ottewa a suspendu
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