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The evening world., 1889-06-17
An Important Poi ut.

Prom Rlrpsrs Bdsdr
THAT plan of n 50, 500 house you printed"
remarked n constant reader to the editor.
- was very fno, hut one point was rather
obscure"
what wns that"
1t didn't say how to get the %, 800"
The evening world., 1889-06-17

"Howdy. Bromleigh. How is business ?"
SlRshing."
The evening world., 1889-06-17

The JCiersonians' Summtr-night's festival,
Lion lark, June lS.
Council No. I. Benevolent Order OF Veteran
l., june go,
The evening world., 1889-06-17

TFI"Nl HdIfTH HH5dF'I
Cobwigger-My doctors hi ! was something
enormous.
Brown-so you didn't have your pains for
nothing.
The evening world., 1889-06-17

100 East One Hundred and Twenty-Afth street
Blown x Pulverman
25s West Ono Hundred and Twenty-ffth
street.
The evening world., 1889-06-17

To ne Ediior N The Er'ning Worit:
Enclosed please lind a for Sick Babies
Fund. Yours, in sympathy, NJ, Dz.
The evening world., 1889-06-17
Passage to Europe.

Ono berth IN LADIES' cabin for sale, steamer sail
Thursday. Apply Hamburg Line office VI B'WAy. -
The evening world., 1889-06-17

nc s ssa.. sd sts" 3: .: s2seI1 : g en-. ss:.e.:. .eo,a..
The evening world., 1889-06-17

litHh TiWe.
Dime Museum Manager ito applicant for
place.: What kind % q freak are YOU?
haven't made fun of our navy, or tried
the Pigs in Glover puzzle"
Greet Scott! Come in; my fortune is
nno6C ~
The evening world., 1889-06-17
They Must BE Caught.

IFrpu Gs Ven orleans Picnypns)
He who follows two horses catches neither.
Old Proycrb. Then some one must catch
them for Inn il he rlouGhs with n double
team. He will get there all the same.
The evening world., 1889-06-17
AUTHORIZED COLLECTORS.

Convenient Points where Money for the
Free Doctors Fund May he Left.
Authorized offices where contributions to
The EVENING WoELD's Free Doctors Fund
can be sent
The evening world., 1889-06-17
Internationally Stingy.

'Brom7ey, 1t was IuckyFhat nowsboy found
your wallet, wasn't it ?"
YES, il had ten Thousand in it,"
But you only gave the boy n twenty. cent
piece"
why, bless my soul l thought it was a
quarter"
The evening world., 1889-06-17
WOMEN'S DAY AT THE BATH.
ONLY THE GENTLER SEX CAN USE THE
FREE L~AyATORIEs TO-DAY.

An "Evenina World" Reporters visit to
= One of the Many BRtbs aud Whnt lie
Learncd-A Male Attendant whose White
Cap Is n Badge Of Admission in Case Of
Emergency.
The evening world., 1889-06-17
NO MORE THIEVES REFUGE.
CANADA WILL H%ENCEFORTn SURRENDER
FUGITIVE BOODLERS.

The Dominion Has Enacted n severe Inv,
which Makes IL UnattrHctiye for Amer
lean and Other Criminals Twenty
Grimes, from Murder TO Larceny, In
Which the Offenders viii Re Given Up.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
DENISE OF EX-GOV. MARTIN.

Tho Woll-knOwn Kansas Politician and
Editor Expires Mt Atchison.
An Atchison tKan.) dispatch says: Col.
John A. Martin, Ex-Governor Of Kansas
and editor Of the Atchison Champion,
is dead after nine weeks illness with .
disease the physicians could not diagnose.
He leaves wife and seven children. He
was born March 10, 1889. at Brownsville.
Fayette County, Pa. In his youth he was
q companion and playmate of James G..
Blaine, who was also born in that
city. Whom old enough he was
apprenticed 10 the printers trade
and learned the art N the Of
fics Of the Brownsville Clipper. In
October of 1857 he came to Kansas, set
tling at Atchison. He worked for short
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
SINGULAR ACCIDENT.

Two Men sufEocated In . Vat ut . Tannery.
Two workmen, William Kruger and
Emil Londe, were sent down into huge
tanrery tank at Milwaukee to paint the
inside. They used parafine paint and it
in drying gave of a suffocating gas which
overcame the mon. The first knowledge
of anything wrong WAS when workman
who went to the tank to see how the men
were getting on, found them lying uncon-
6cious at the bottom of the tank. He
hurried to the ladder and started to de-
scend. When half way down he was over
come by the gas and was barely able to
reach the top again. A workman who
followed him also had to return. It was
an hour before any ono could reach the
bottom of the tank. and make ropes fast
to the two men, by which means they
were drawn to the surface. Kruger was
found to be dead, but Londe showed signs
of life and may recover.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
: THEY DON'T LIKE IT.

Seal Pirates, Expelled from Bshring Sss,
are Mad ut the Hush.
Word from British Columbia says that
the United States cutter Rush, which has
gained suca noteriety this season in con-
nection with the seizure Of Canadian
sealers in Behring sea. will shortly leave
Sitka for the south, calling on her way
down at Victoria. 1t is feored that owing
to the indignation which exists against
the officers and the crew of the cutter
among tho crews of the seized vessels and
their friends over tho con6scation Of their
summer work, serious trouble may arise,
as the men are determined. they say, to
avenge their wrongs in this way il the
British government is going to deny them
protection. It is said that it will give the
local authorities all they can do to prevent
a conflict. The military force stationed at
Victoria 10 to be held in readiness to quell
any disturbance.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
MONEY NEEDED.


D. - = y u Z
CaA,est lGssAbsrs DIsssss Essiselss ~
Departmsnl ExpenseA
The cabinet held recent session lasting
four hours at Washington, at which all
members were present except Secretary Of
War Proctor. The main topiss under dis
cussion were the estimates for department
expeuSss, which are TO be submitted to
congYoss and for which appropriations
will be asked. Il 10 said the estimates
wers yalher large and created considerable
sI.ssis'ss, ssss lsl Sllls (ID6
Of the pension bureau that department Of
the government would cost -$100, ,0O0, QUO
for the next fiscal year. It is expected
that owing to the small appropriation
asked by Gen. Black and appropriated last
lear, the recent ruling and reratings and
increases would leave deficit of $3.50 o..
100 to $18, ,0OO, 900, and necessitate an in.
crease Of that amount in excess of the
present appropriation for the next year.
Secretary Noble also asked for an increase
of appropriation for additional help IN the
land Office, where business has been be-
hind for several years. Mr.. WannamakeE
gave some particulars in reference to the
postal telegraph scheme, but has not 50
Far prepared his report TO give anything
like complete outline of what he pro-
posed. The cabinet will hold meetings
two or three times week until the esti-
mate of the different departments are
agreed upon.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
A MOTLEY CoLLEcrIoN.
Briefly Told Nsws From All Parts Of u
World.

Briefly Told News From All Parts of the
World.
CHARLES s. PRATT, confidential book
keeper, secretary and cashier OF the H.
Wales Lines company at Meriden, Conn,
has confessed to embezzling $4,000.
Pratt was an officer In several local organi.
cations, treasurer Of the First Congrega-
tional society and a city alderman.
w. 8. MoFFITT and his sister, Mrs. Geo.
Middleton, Of Tennessee, ILL.,, have re.
ceived notification that they are heirs to
the celebrated Moffitt estate in Ireland, and
entitled to one- fifth share in the estate,
worth g46, 100000.
1t Is said that the iute bagging trust
composed OF nearly all the iufe baQginQ
companies In the United States. viii OF.
gsnize company with q capital Of 81, ,O00,.
600 thus evading the anti.trust laws.
Gov. HILL, of New York, has issued
proclamation calling special election in
the Ninth congressional district to fiji the
Cox.
ROBERT RAY HAMILTON has began an
action for divorce from his wife, Evapge.
line Hamilton. In his complaint he makes
charges which have heretofore been pub
lished.
EDWARD DUFFY and Charles Golden, st.
Louis burglars. we're caught in the net of
l,urgiarizing saloon. Duty resisted AZ
rest and was shot dead.
An Italian engineer named Rocca pro.
posed to construct canal across the king.
dom of Italy, connecting the Adriatic aud
Tyrrhenian seas. He estimates that the
cost Of the work at $l25, ,0t'O. .0O0.
The cotton mills Of Lancashire, Eng.
continue to run on half time. The opera.
tiyes' society has expended E20 200 for tho
relief of those who are suffering through
the partial stoppage of the mills.
THE Amsterdam dock laborers have
founded union. When the organization
is on strong financial basis and in good
working order strike will be insugurated.
WHILE crossing the Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy railroad tracks at Sandwich
ILL.,, in buggy Mrs. r. C. Cook and Mrs
Samuel Abbey were struck BY train and
killed.
CHAs. SPARKS, United States deputy
marshal, was shot and killed at Bell Green,
KY, by man named Locke Exxell, who
was resisting arrest.
GEORGE b. LAwToH was Jailed at New
ark, N. j., charged with embexxlipp
the estate Of Jane Null, who died in
1879, leaving $l93,OOl.
The strike of the window glass blowers,
affecting 5000 employees, begun last June
in Baltimore, has Keen settled by arb.tra-
tion.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
onn Or KAcH xInD.

tn Nsaalnsss ~ O0ss n Tvs 1AeAss
New York democrats INST in convention
at syracuse, with Lieutsnant- Govsrnor
Jones - temporary chairman. Tho ticket
nominated 10 81 follows: Frank Riee, Of
Oueario county, Tor secrssary Of STATES.
Edward Wempls, renominaasd for ccmp-
trcllef: Charles +. Taber, renominass 1 Tor
attorney general; John Bogart, for state
engineer and surveyor; ana Dennis
0'Brien for court Of appeals ju ige.
On the Same day the MArylant repnb-
licans, with only one ofacs TO pCbyids for,
met at Westminister and named George +.
Wellington for state comptroller.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
THE MINERS pRoP0sAL.
Their Representative Proposes Sott.emel
Of Spring Valley Troubles.

Their Representative Proposes Settlement
Of Spring Valley Troubles.
John Mcbride, president Of the national
progressive union of miners, addressed an
open letter to Governor Fifer, Of Illinois,
in response to one written by ex- Congress-
man Scott, in which, after discussing the
latter's statements in detail, he says that
to effect an honorable settlement Of the
affair the miners will offer to work the
second, or thick vein of coal at Spring
Valley for the prices paid at Streator, or
734 cents per ton; and will mine the thin
coal for the price paid the thick coal min
ers at Streator, provided the company will
do the brushing aud building, or will
agree to an adjustment of prices and con-
ditions such as may be determined by ar
bitration.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09

In the Western association il il given
out that Minneapolis, Denver and Omaha
are the winners on the season. The Mime.
oils team has cleared s.. 1000, Omaha 81. 900
and Denver leads, having balance ON the
right side Of the ledger Of $1,000, which
is due to the advanced prices Of admission
charged in that city, G5 and 40 cents being
necessary for admission on Denvsr'l
grounds. Milwaukee and Sioux City
broke even; st. Paul realized 5000 from
the sale Of Pickett ana Sowiers, and
though the cranks resented their sale by
deserting the gate, the st. Paul magnates
pulled out even on the season. Des
Moines and st. Joseph lost respectively
$8,00O and $4,000, both being poor ball
towns and having indifferent teams. st.
Joseph will be out Of the circuit next sea-
son-this is decisive--and both Oshkosh
and Peoria are anxious to fill the Vacancy.
The directors Of the association will decide
who will be the lucky town at their annual
meeting.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09

Terrinc Gale or the Coast Of CoDpech
Does 81, ,o0OsOOo Damage.
A cyclone on Carmen islands, on the
coast Of Compech, on the 16ah ult.,
strewsd the shore with wreckage from ves-
sells in the harbor. Only one vessel in
thirty-five weathersd the gale. All the
schooners that had sought refuge at the
point called Quintilla were also wrecked.
The llosses occasioned in the City Of
Mexico amounted TO $500, 900. The ruins
Of the city are being overhsuled for dead
bodies. News Of great destruction in
other towns cear Carmen il received,
houses being demolished aud crops laid
low. The loss will not fall short Of
al .OCO. QUO.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
RUSSIAN JEWS.

They arc BcIng Driven Out ny Thousands
"A Place for Them.
Several thousand persecuted Jews who
have been expelled from Russia have ar
rivedin England during the past ten days,
and others are coming daily. Arrange
nlents have been made by wealthy He
brews in England to colonize these peo-
pie in the Argentine Republic.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
A BIG WESTERN HAUL.

A Sioux City Jowelcr Loses o., 800 Worth
OF Diamond Rings.
The large crowds in attendance upon
Sioux City's Corn Palace have been in
tested more or less by pickpockets and
sneak thieves, as we'll as professional
lifters of better appearance. While Jeweler
Hlles was busy with customer at the
noon hour the other day young man en-
tered the front door, made an easy scoop
of tray Of diamond rings, and had been
out Of the building at least Ave minu es
before the theft was discovered. The goods
we're valued ct 81, 500, and there is no clue
to the thief,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
~ TlaR sAr STATE.

The democratic state convention for
Massachusetts, met at Wooster and placed
the following ticket in the field: William
E. Russell, Of Cambridge, for governor;
lieutenant governor, John w. Corcoran,
of Clinton; secretary of state, William NJ.
Osgood, Of Boston; treasurer and receiver
general, E. B. Mum, Of Hoiyoke; auditor,
D. I. Irefry, Of Marblehead; attorney
general, Elisha B. Maynard, Of Spring
field.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
A sOLDiER's DEATH.

Burial OF Gen. samuel d. Sturgis IN 81.
Paul, Minnesota.
The funeral of Gen. Samuel d. Sturgis,
who died ON Saturday morning in St. Paul,
saar sindsa x x. sea Gt ::
a member. Gen. Sturgis graduated from
West Point in the same class with Stone
wall Jackson, Gems. Mcclellan, Stoneman
and Pickett. He served in the Mexican
war and the rebellion and was four times
brevetted for gallant and msritorious SER
vices ON the field. He went on the retired
list in 1886, and has resided in st. Paul
most Of the time since.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
CHICAGO AND. THE FAIR.

A Valuable Contribution to the Fund from
the Northwest
At q recent session Of the Chicago
worlds fair committee message was re-
ceived from Presidnt Hill, of the Mani
toba road, subscribing personally $685.
to the Chicago guarantee fund. The to-
tai subscriptions to date aggregate 90, ,000,-
600. The committee claims sixteen Ohio
congressman have pie lged themselves to
vote for Chicago.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
EtJL LOSS OF LIFE.
u
4,
n
nf.1ED BYarhE EXPLOSION
n OF a BOlLEn.

~ &. ssFfg
- 11app1 RSvoc GteAmor Corona
~ n Annnflsns DesnntAr ara
s.isss s-. .,-Nas~'s
- - az AZ A1Ost = VhaDle 70 AZ.
eo4e NJ Disaster --Llst u Tie Loot
- = ana Grew.
IS 354sSA n ~, ya~,,... II. .,.,,
yvsSSSE t:SsES 49, :;SVsssO ~ ~ stec.1LI
pk ~ ohita line, plying between this
altx aachika River nointa hurst her
SrSS& ;,~,..Sa.s., ~S "a
sHs.esss sA.aAsvAase.y S:nA ~ Hiu.
~ 0odth-fOll - known 20 IN.
ciAdo y peSsonu. and probably more
vata
Th4 of life would have boen creator
than \ -, but the steamer sc. Louis
wAss n hpproaching the Corona and
atdeA picking mp those who were mot
fmnrl RISl ~ ~ hcttc,.. 49, "a an. h0.t
1i;ch q n.;ds.,s.m MAJ A' o"'o. '"s SVa'' I
The pAs was built st Cincfunati and
S3S ~ s..s.ss-. 80 ~ ~ -.
sunnand ~ time s. he M disaster Ii ID ths
plac6 r AAnias 81 d. Hap 1Inilsvs -are
IN "a
She carried about 100 passengers. Ex-
p0rte are ~ loss 70 account Tor the OK
plosion. She was laden with cotton. Fol.
tcw;nn - = 1ict - thn 1r.t ~~o~,.
Ao"lns Ast VI sne 'oos oioW'
>. " JORDAN, nrst clerk.
CHARLES Celas, second clerk.
SwmR hann, third clerk.
Fred Obsrmsn' bar .Iesnsr.
Tat Ryan, steward
Dick Curtis. nreanan.
H.nrS Honi SiDOxi nC.ie sns,rss.' ,prssr
Jim swine. porter.
Tom Burns. deekhsnd.
MI. NJ IaiS. e. oecknnds c ,ss
Te,n Ten,y yaos nsMs, ..,scx nSSAnsno.
Billy Youne, second msta
Fam Steele, Texas boy:
second Aase eam Sseele:
To this must b added both captains, tho
deck watch, eight roustabouts and boy.
The passengers killed were:
DIR. Atwell, : chiropodist, and four negro mu-
sicisns . s travelling Nth him
NJ. Mr. 'GSW, n.v,s "a n sIsnna, stocnma,n - TsX..
Mr.. Koench.
Mrs. Hun, Of Opelousas.
.h;IG Mr.. hsufmAns' with nurse and her eldest
'"' -.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
WILL DISMISS THE HIRED GIRL.
Recent Agitation Over Royal Grants y.eada
In.

Recent Agitation Over Royal Grants yeads
to ECONOMY.
1t is given out in London that Queen
victoria's household is to be reorganized.
Economy has been imposed on the sover-
eighty by the understanding whereby the
prince of Wales childrens bill was passed
at the last session Of parliament. 1t will
be enforced almost at once, and nobody is
quite certain where the shears will nip.
Most OF the reduction will Of necessity Be
prospective. It is hoped, however, that
In very short time enough will be saved
to enable the queen to make that provis-
ion for her grandchildren which Mr.. Glad
stone declared her to be unable to make
under present circumstances.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
a GROwIna FUND.

Chicago Constaatly Oalasng In Her worries
Fair p1aas.
The hearts Of the Chicago worlds fair
boomers have been gladdened BY the an
nouncemsnt Of General Manager st. John,
Of the Rock Island road, that the $3.50,
00J assessment on the railroads for tho
worlds fair had besn appoftioned and
would b paid whom nsesssary. The full
amount viii be paid By ths ChicAgo roads
exclusively, and an additional assessment
will bs levied ON outside roads which viii
be benefited BY the sxposition.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
DAvY CROcKETTs SON.

Death Of the Last Surviving Son 0f the
Famous Fronassrsmsa.
Col. Robert Patton Crockett has Just
died q his rssidoncs on Fuckers creek,
Texas, aged rs. He was ono Of Hood
county's pioneer settlers. His death ne
moves the only remaining son Of Davy
Crockett. On the evening OF August II
he sustained serious injuries in Q runaway,
and suffered intensely till his death.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09

Totals-Sioux Falls. 1859; Pisrrs. 9i.7To
Huron. 1l,641; WateTtown, 7.773; ChazmberlAin.
1,49l; Mitchell, 6,ly2.
For prohibition, Is, ,035 against. 1905,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
NEW YORK THE WINNER
THE PRETTlEsr PENN ANT RACE m
6 raK fEAOUE's HISTORY.


- -
The standing Of the clubs In the West.
ern association was not materially aifectsd
by the one or two games played on the
Sunday which closed the season. The
order Of the clubs 90 heretofore given was
that which was maintained othe last with
only slight variations in the matter Of
percentages. The Anal standing Of the
nggregati0ns wxs: Omaha, 6S5; st. Paul,
GIG: Minneapolis, $40; Sioux City, 5O4:
Milwaukee, 4US; DENVER, 42l; st. doe, $50;
Des 1oines, 36l. III. S
Excitement among ball cranks found
opportunity for venting itself IN tho
league race which closed with Saturdays
games. On those games depended the
standing of four clnhs. II Nsw York had
loss sed ssssoa ysa . u ae.l -. "a
the pennant. Had both won, New York.
supremacy would have been represented
by single game less lost in . total OF 126
played. Had Philadell lhia won ito hnal
game with Chicago, the third place would
equally insignificant margin. But these
things did not happen. New YORK won on
Saturday, and Boston lost, 30 that the
Giants have a clear lead; likewise Chicago
beat Philadelphia, and ended q secure
third. In the final struggles, too, Pitts.
burg bestcd Cleveland, 50 that whom the
bats were stacked for tho winter SOL
stice the league contestants stood: New
York, 659; Boston, GAS; Chicago, sos;
Philadelphia, 496; Pittsburg, 482; Cleve-
land, 455; Indianapolis, 440; Washington,
32S.
The American association season ends
week behind the league, and place or
two is still in dispute among the clubs.
That Brooklyn is pennant winner has been
conceded for weeks. st. Louis 10 sure OF
second place, and the Athletics of third.
Baltimore and Cincinnati are having
close time over fourth place, but the con-
test lost interest to the general public since
the top places have been determined.
Barring one possible change the clubs
will end as they are now, percentages ex-
cepted: Brooklyn,. 679; St. Louis, GAG;
Athletics, 57l; Baltimore, $40; Cincinnati,
53s; Columbus, i24; Kansas City, 40S;
Louisville, 1913.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
First Throbs of sessshss1.

Discussing the new civil condition ol,
South Dakota the Sioux Falls Press 6ays:
South Dakota hAs practically begun ~
manufacture Of her history q .star" psr-
former IL the feld Of The dag. She hss
donned her tights and spanalss and nov
stands waiting In tho dressing room for
the curtain to rise. The ringing master IL
soon to lift the veil and the lady's heart ID
~ she 10 about to spring into
the arena. That her other sisters are
much interested In the debutants 10 eyi-
dent from the number and the scope Of
country covered By the inquiries received
by the Press. They reach from Chicago
to San Francisco and desire Al kinds Of
information, with request 10 send Il
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09

A serious accident occurred on the
league ball grounds At Chicago on the last
day OF the season while tho teams were
practieing. Delehanty battsd very high
AZ into the air. Schriyer and Anson both
started to catch It and collided with terri
bic force, both being thrown 70 the
ground. They had to be assisted to ariss
and were carried 10 the hotel. Il u re.
ported that Ansoh sustained vary bad
fracture Of the jaw. whils Gchriver was
severely dishgured ON tho forehead and his
right eye II cut, Il u feared seriously.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09

To this must be added both captains, tho
deck-watch, eight roustabouts and boy.
The passengers killed were:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-08-01

NOTES 6: g.: ; ; e: IS: !: $ &c: :: 81: y;
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-08-01

mere Lanquetin 6galement, ct Su-
ct jusqo'au grand dadais qul
une bo che d6mesur6e.
Ca fait combien? demanda 10
bncheron.
Cling cents francs. Domain,
vous aarez 10 reste, des que nous
aurons sign6 notle petit papler.
AprAs-demain vous dem6nagerez
Ut les ouvrlers entire ront aussit6t,
en- hut jours la maison sera prete.
C'est dit, n'est.ce pas?
Isl c'est dit! cria Lanquetin.
Vous 6tes un brave homme, tout de
meme.
--Vous croyez? fit M. Tr6mant
avec un triste sourire.
LIE contrat 6tait passe. Ainsi
dit fut fat. Les ouvriers So mi
rent q louvrage lie surlendemain
De la chaumiere, on fit trois
chambres au reZ-de. chauss6e. Une
cuisine, une chambre a coucher
toute petite, at un parloir servant
en- meme 10 n g de sale a ma ger,
De Paris, arriva un mobllier DIES
plus simI les, tout en- pitch pip,
avec DIES rideaux de serge gli-e
Dams la chambre a coucher, une ia
bl. bureau pour TRAVELLER, IN petit
piano de Pleyel dams IL parlol1'
C'etait tout.
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