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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-03-07
CANADA.
MONTREAL.

I'm s6rieux accident gul aura
probablenent des consequences "a
tales, 3 eu lieu, h1er solr, 3 la Cote
St Michel, Un cultlvateur nomm6
b. Arcouette, demeurant au No 422
rue Saint Jacques, etait a tirer sur
DIES hirondelles, quand tout.a coup,
son fusil tit explosion ct lui frac-
tura lie crane. On transporta Ell
toute hat lie bless6 A l'hopital No,
tire Dame, Oh on lui donna les soins
les plus Expresses. AK drrnieres
nouvplles, Arcouette 6tait dams I'm
etat tres crltique ct on ne conserve
aucun espoir de le volr revenir q
la sant6.
-Vers quatre heures, hier apres
midi, l'alarme a appele les pom
piers pour un FLU qui venait de Sc
declarer an No 1871 rue Visitation,
chaz M. M, Julien, boncher. Bien
qu'on Sc rendit promptenent a Get
appel, auand ills arfiverent sur lie
theatre de l'incendie, la maison
etait environn6 de hammes.
La maison etait constitute en-
bois, les fAmmes Sc repandirent
p1omptement ct atteignirent les
maisons voisines occupies par
Nine Lamoureux ct un charter du
nom de Bourgoin. Malgr6 T'6ner
gle d6ploy6e par lts braves pom
piers, les hammes consumerent lie
tout ct ce nest q%u'avec la plus
grande dificulte que les families
y demeurant purent s'6chapper. A
un-moment dome, la fumee etait
81 dense que Julien perdit de vue
ses deux enfants ct ne parvint
qu'avec djficu]t6 q les retrouver.
Pour operer sa flute, il cut d sau.
ter dune fenetre au second 6tage.
Les dommages s'elevent d $1,000.
QUEBEC.
Cling hommes ct I'm cheval ont
pass6 sur la rlviere en- face de la
cite, hier, sur I'm moroccan de glace
fottant. On suppose que pendant
qu'ils 6taient a copper de la glace,
un banc de glacs s'est detech6 du
reste. Des canots sont parts du
rivage pour aller a leur secours.
DIVERS ENDRolTs.
ST. GEORGE, Ont. lie train e1-
press venant de St.Louis vers six
heures, ce soir a pass6 a travers un
pont, a Pest de la station. La loco
motive a pass6 sans accident, mails le
premier CHAR lie char Pullman ct un
autre tomberent en- has vers le mi.
lieu du pont. La plupart dies pas
ssgers etaient dams lie char Pull
man, All temps dc l'accident. LIE
char fut renvers6 sans dessus DIES
sous. On Sc NIT de suite d venir
al secoars DIES v1ctimes. Trente
hless6s furent places sous les
SONS DIES medecins. On a trou.
yA trente cadavres sous les debris.
L'accident cut lieu vers lie temps
du soupar. Les hommps d'affaires
de la vile qui %passaient en- ce mo-
ment coururent au secours de css
malheureux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-03-07
LIE cabinet du President Harri

LIE cabinet du President Harri
son sera compose CONNIE suit.
Secretaire d'Etat.-James G.. Blaine, du
Maine.
Ministre DIES Finances.-W. Window, du
Minnesota.
Ministre de la guerre.-R. Proctor, du
Vermont.
Ministre de la marine.-B. F. Tracy, de
New-York.
Ministre de Iinterieur.J. W. Noble,d
Missouri.
Ministre des Postes.-J. Wanamaker,de
Pennsylvania.
Attorney general.-W. H. Miller, de
PIndiana.
Ministre d'Agriculture.-J. Rusk, du
Wisconsin.
lie senat a adopte cette liste sans aucu-
ne objection.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-03-07
CORRESPONDENCE.
BELLE, PRAIRIE, MIMI, Is Few. 1889
Monsieur le Redacteu7'.

Monsieur le R@dacteur.
Nous ayons Gu Dimanche der
nier, vingt-quatre c%ourant, lhon
neur dune grande visite.
S. G. ace Monseigneur lArche
veque, de Saint Paul, a blen voulr
Sc rendre 4 Belle Prairie.
LIE bat principal de sa mission
etait d'administrer le sacrament az
confirmation, que, trente persona
environ ont recu avec une pletf
temarqaabIe
L. loqu' Mt archAveque a d6livrs
It. sermon de circumstance ave Ill
pouvoir 81 persuaslf que sa parole
t ttainement pro !uit de grand:
fruits.
Ape. la cha't6e par il
r v. Pe,e l. mott, d. la Petit
Ihut. Ut lieu l'exam.n des can
,liIats qul r6poudirent dune ma
Mere. sa,irfalsAute. A!res Ia Goa
hrmatlOu, NJ. PhllOiO re Mo'ln ia
nn- adresse de remercimeut q It
Grace, qui lui donna une reponsf
admirable.
Une assistance nombreuse, We
nue. DIES envlrons remplissait lE
elise de Belle Prairie L'attention
IL receuillement, paraissaient SUI
ces figures joyeuses en- voyant CT
spectacle 81 rare qu'lls avalent de-
want les yeux.
Cette visite ST pr6cieuse, ct le res
pect du peuple montr6 a cettf
occasion produiront des fruits soil
des dams notre localit6. Nous rs
perons par Ia que la palx ct con
corde regneront desormais solide'
ment dams notre paroisse.
ELzEAR DUCETTE.
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z.
Chambre 5.

tire lie manifesto que notre soci6t6
adresse 3 toures les societies natlo
males, ct de vous demander de YOU
lo1r bien lie communiquer a Ia pro
chaine reunion de votre societ6.
LIE soci6t6 Saint. Jean Baptiste
de Quebec, espere que son appel
sera entendu de toutes les aocie-
t6s nationales, ct que lie "a JUN
proclaim ellie aura le plaisir de
voir votre societ6 repr6sent6e a II
Inauguration du monument Cartier
Agr6ez, Monsieur, Repression
de mon devouement ct croyez moi.
ETC..
Jos BEAUCHAMP,
Sec.-Arch. Soc. st. j. Bite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-03-07

faux on confance, obtention de mon.
maize a Fade de fauses Representa-
tions,viol, vol d'enfant, vol avec Of
fraction, incendie volontaire mens.
ces avec intention d'extorquer de
largent, parjure, riraterie, revolte
dc marins contre leurs officers.
Cette loi, 81 ellie passe, aura IN
effet r. troactif ct ne sera certes
pas du govt dune certaine partie
de la colonle americana du Canada.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-03-07
que Parnell ct ses acolytes ont etc
calomnies aupr4s du ST Siege.

-Richerd Piggott, l'auteur des
lettres anonymes contre M. Parnell,
Sc voyant sous le coup dune extra
dition s'est suicide samedi matin q
lh6tel des Ambassadeurs q Ma
drld, dun coup de revolver dams la
bouche.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-03-07

I:Evho IN :.'ourSl n't>t Ia lesroa
~. { Gts llt> &. oi' meas rhl'ets i"
IS ,s3r. .o,.'.t@.>.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-03-07

Une charnlante SOiree.

Samedi soir NJ. ct Nine J. Du-
faud celebraient en- meme temps
que la zoe anniversaire de leur ma
Stage, le 49, a~nniversaire de la
naissance de leur fills Paul.
Cette soir6e de famille qui-au.
raft dn avoir lieu lie 20 janvier
await etc remise au dernier moment
par suite dune maladie aussi era
We qui subtle qui await frapp6 Nine
Dufaud.
MATS pour ayoir etc remise, cet-
to partie men a pas moins 6t6 une
des plus agreeable de la salson.
En- arrivant, NJ. 2. Demeules, au
nom DIS personnes %pr6sentes pre-
senta l'adrpsse suivante aux h6ros
de cette fete de famille.
A NJ. EFT NINE. ]. B. DUFAUD.
Cher Monsieur ct cher Madame.
Vos amis NJ veul, Mt pas laisser
passer la vingtieme anniversaire de
votre marriage, sans v'nir vous pre-
septer avec leur voux les PLUG sin
ceres de bonheur ct de prosperite,
leurs sentiments de profonde es
time ct de tres grande sympathie.
Eufant d. la vlellle France, no,
ire belle mere patrie, descendant
de cesfers gaulois qui devaient We
mir semer sur les bords 81 regret
It's ct 81 majestuenx du ST Laurent,
les premiers garmes de cette race
qui devajt 70. mer ]e peuple Cana
dlen-Frarcais, vous avez toujours
su vous montrer, depuis lie pre-
mier moment de votre sejour
parmi nous, proford ment sympa-
thique a notre nationalit6.
DE plus, par la pratique des
vertus subilmes qui caracterisent
le vral citoyen: lamour du travail,
une 6conomle bien entendue ct sur
tout une probit6 devenne proven
bale, yous avez su vous attirer pes-
time ct la sympathie de tous ceux
qui ont en- lie bonheur de vous con-
naftre 1T vous Greer un cercle da-
mis- sinceres ct devoues qui CO soir
sont heureux de vous souhalter d
tcus deux Tongue vie, bonheur ct
prosperite.
Nj. Dufaud repondit a cett adres-
SO en- termes DIES plus heureux.
A ONE heures IN souper d To-
FRANCHISE fat servi. NJ. ct Nine
Dufapd frent tout CO quill etait
possible do faire pour rendre cette
SORES attrayante ct reussirent q
merveille. Rarement il nous await
etc dome d'assister d une fete de
fam1lle plus fcanchement cordiale.
Dams lie grand nombre de ca.
deaux aussi riches que de bon go1t
pr6sentes a cette occasion nous
avons 1emarque: I'm splendide
service sn argent compose de SIX
cuillAres a eoupe, six f~ourchettes,
six c~outeaux ct six cnil]6res q cafe
pr6sent6 par M. ct Nine j. H. Sey-
mour ct M. Jos Therein.
Un magnifque service a beurre
en- argent otfert par M. at Nine
Louis Laram6e.
On tres jolt pot a cornlchons en-
argent par M ct Nine z. Demeu.
les.
Une bo1te a giants oferte par
M. F. r. Le1oux.
Parmi les personnes presentes
nous c%iterons.
LIE Rev Pere Martin, NJ. & Nine
Louis Laramie, Nellie Laramee,
M. ct Nine Frank Thibault, Nellie
Ida Thibault M. z Demeules, M.
le DR.. Til. Laliberte, NJ. j. H.
Seymour, M. Louis Demeules, N.
Lavalle, M. Tn. Davis, ct NJ f. r..
Leroux.
Cette soir6e, charmante a tous
points de vue, ne manquera pas de
~laisser d'excellents souvenirs dams
resprit de tous ceux qui ont Gu le
plalsjr d'y assister.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-03-07

A louer sur BONES conditions un fernle
de 80 acres, s'adresser d E. Lefebvre,
Osseo, Mimi.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-03-07
Inauguration du President
HARRISON.

Lundi dernier 4 courant, a Gu
lieu inauguration Gu nouveau
President de7 Etats Unis, lie gene
raj Harrison.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-03-07

Plusieurs lots su, Ia l84me rue n.
pres de la Gene Ave. ct Western
a un block DIES Street cars, $500
chaque.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-03-07

La societ6 St-Jean Baptiste de
Quebec a lance l'invitation suivan-
te 4 toutes les societies nationales
Condolences FRANCHISES des Etats-
Unis.
QUEBEC, Ter Mars 1889.
Monsieur.
La soci6t6 Saint can. Baptiste
de Quebec, invit6e q inaugurer le
"a JUN proclaim, le monument que
le comit6 litt6raire ct historique
du Cercle Catholique de Quebec,
doit 6rirge. . la m6moire immor'
telle du d6couvreur de notre pays,
jacques. Cartier, a decide de fare
appel q toutes les associations
franco-canadiennes, ct leur deman-
der leur patriotique concours pour
faire de cette celebration, l'une des
plus brillantes fetes de la patrie.
J'ai lhonneur de vous transmet-
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l Lot sur la 254me Ave. n. pres
de la 13Ame rue, garni de beaux
arbres, $3.50.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-03-07

A vendre a tres bon march6 un lot
avec une ]olie maison de Z cham,
bres, coin de la rue Jackson ct
l93 Ave. N. E, sur la Monroe
Street car.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-03-07
I'm touchant temo1gnage.

Nous avons reeu la lettre sui.
vaute que nous nous faisons I'm We
ritable plais;r de plublier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-03-07

-Crjspi lie premier ministr- TIA
lien a dome sa d6mlssion.
LA refine Victoria est furieuse
du marriage du prince Alexandra
de Battemberg avec une actric.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-03-07

2 lots sur la rue Main pres de Ii
l6s Ave. n. E.. $500 chaque.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-10
A Suit for Taxes.
Nashville Banner.

Nashville Banner.
w. V. Whitson, attorney for the
state and Grundy county, filed in the
chancery court of that county yester-
day a bill to recover back taxes
claimed to be due by the Tennessee
Coal, Iron d Railroad Company for
the years 1886, 1887 and 1888.
The bill, which was prepared in
this city by Champion & Head and S.
f. Wilson, states that the principal
Office Of the defendant company is To-
Gated at Tracy City, Grundy county,
and that its real and personal proper
ty was inadequately assessed for the
years named, and thereby the state
and county has been deprived of a
large amount of revenue.
Compliments state that on the 10th
day of January, 1886, the capital stock
of the Tennessee Coal, Iron & Rail-
road Company amounted to $3,00O,-
600, worth at that time $I,305,0O0.
That its capital stock on the 10th day
of January, 1887, was $4,000, 900, and
worth $4,9OO,0O0; that the capital
stock of said company was also 3d..
100000 on the 10th day of January
1888, and worth $2,SOO,OOO.
Compliments further state that said
property was assessed for 800, 900 fol
each of said years, leaving the proper
sum for which the property should
have been assessed the amount above
set out, less 800, 900 for each year.
The bill then gives the assessment
by years of the defendants real estat,
and states that on June Goth, 1889
the property was reassessed and tn,
increased assessments were as follows
1886, 81 ,23S, 600; 1887, 81, $40, 600; 1888
$2,740,OOO. 1t is charged that there i
now due the state on account of salt
increased assessment for 1886, $3,7l4
for 1887, $14, 500 ; for 1888, $500, al
aggregating S26, 4j4.
1t is also charged that a simila
sum is due the county of Grundy
The total amount of tax claimed to b
due for all purposes is $1O8,115 wit
interest and costs.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-10
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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-10
The Dearest Book in the World.

What was the highest price ever
given for any book? We may venture
to say that we know of one for which
sum of 250,000 francs (f10,000) was
paid, by its present owner, the Ger
man Government. That book is a
missal, formerly given by Pope Leo X.
to King Henry VIII. of England, along
with a parchment comforting on that
sovereign the right of assuming the
title of defender of the Faith" borne
ever since by English kings. Charles
ii. made present of the missal to the
ancestor of the famous Duke of Hamil-
ton, whose extensive and valuable
library was sold some years ago by
Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson and
Hodge, of London. The book which
secured the highest offer was He
brew Bible, in the possession of the
Vatican. In 1912 the Jews of Venice
proposed to Pope Julius IL to buy the
Bible, and to pay for it its weight in
gold 1t was 50 heavy that it required
two men to carry it. Indeed, it
weighed 325 pounds, thus represent
ing the value of half million of francs
(e20,000). Though being much
pressed for money, in order 10 keep
up the Holy League" against King
Louis Nil of France, Julius II. de-
clined to part with the volume --Bul-
letin de rImprimerie.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-10
Mothers Style VS.. Fathers.

He looked very pale, tired and de-
.jected as he threw himself on the
loung in the dark corner Of the room.
"Mom, Pm so sick" he sighed
with suppressed groan.
"My poor boy! What ails you?"
"Sick."
"What made you so sick ?"
"Pa said at dinner time / would be
sick if I ate another dumping, but /
didn't believe him, / ate another one
and Pm sick"
"pm so sorry; / guess I'll have to
give you a dose of castor OIL"
81 would rather be sick, ma, than
take OIL"
mot if put it in porter, then you
won't taste it,"
81 don't want the OIL"
"Won't you, dear, if give you a
cup of jelly to eat to take the taste of
the oil out ofyour mouth?"
"Give me big piece of cake to eat
with the jelly?"
ayes, dear!"
"And big orange?"
eyes, my poor sick boy"
ga big bunch of bananas and some
candy?"
Eyes, dear"
Andy's father came in at this point
and spoiled the boys prospects of &
feast of good things. Going up to him
Andy's voice BECAME very weak and
in an almost inaudible whisper he
gasped "sick." In fact his voice wa:
so weak his sire was obliged to stooI
down to catch the word, and at the
same time caught the fragrance of {
two-for-five" breath.
''Sick, hey? Been smoking, hey
You young Arab! (Cuffs him.
Smoking cigars, hey? (BoXes hi
ears.) I'll learn you to smoke; come
along here"
And he takes Andy in the bact
yard and with a single persuaded
him to never try again to obtaiI
good things under false pretense
while his ma stood by wringing he
hands in anguish at her dear boy
punishment, and mentally voting
Andy's father ga BRUTE"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-10
Must the Hoe Cake Go ?

The Milling World suggests pos
sible rival of corn as an article of
bread that is alarming to lovers of
Johnny cakes, hoe-cakes, and "dod-
gers" 1t says:
Recently there has been an addi-
ton made to the food plants produc-
ed in this country, which in time
may prove strong rival of Indian
corn. The new plant is called cassa-
va. 1t seems to have been proved
beyond question that on the south
ern border of the United States there
are considerable areas admirably
adapted to growing this remarkable
plant as staple article of home con-
sumption, while in Florida its manu-
facture into starch, tapioca, and glu-
cose ought to become a leading indus
try. The cassava plant is closely re.
lated to the ricinus, or castor-bean,
which it resembles in general appear
ance. 1t is a handsomer plant, no
having the coarse, rank aspect ofrici-
nus. 1t does not bear much seed land
It'll not propagated from seed, but
from cuttings of the larger stems. As
to the quantity of caSsava root that
may be obtained from an acre Of
ground, no satisfactory estimates
have yet been made. 1t must vary
greatly under various conditions. A
single plant produced fifty pounds o.
roots, the top measuring eight feet in
height and ten feet in breadth. i
has been highly MANFRED. A person
who has given special attention tC
the cassava thinks that from ten II
fifty tons of roots ofone years growth
ought to be obtained from an acre O
land, according to its quality. This
is little better than conjecture, bu
certainly the plant yields enormously
under certain conditions.
The uses to which cassava may b,
put are almost too numerous to men
ton. BY manufacture it may be con
verted, with scarcely any waste, int,
starch, tapioca, and glucose. In tn
tropics cassava flour is used exclusive
ly for making a large wafer or crack
err, which isquite palatable, and keep
without injury for months. Florid
housewives have used it for maxim,
bread, buildings, custards, fritters, ant
jellies, and as vegetable it is used il
all ways in which Irish potatoes ar
used. 1t is as food for stock tina
cassava has excited most interest.
is greatly relished by cattle, horses
, hogs, and poultry, and seems to be
very wholesome article of food. TIL
great tubers, sometimes three or fou
feet in length, may be taken fror
, the ground at any time of the yea
and used as food for man or beast.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-10
Is Ice Water a Healthy Drink.
The Sanitary News.

The Sanitary News.
In the opinion of the editor of the
Sanitary Volunteer, the official organ
of the New Hampshire board of
health, there is a great deal of senti-
ment and many opinions regarding
the use of ice water that vanish when
the light of reason and expert
ence is turned upon them. The fact
is that ice water, drank slowly and in
moderate quantities, constitutes a
healthful and invigorating drink.
There is no doubt that ice is a great
sanitary agent, and every family
ought to be provided with it during
the warmer months of the year. 1t
is true that the inordinate use of ice
water, or its use under some special
conditions and circumstances, is at
tended with great danger; so is the
improper use of any other drink OF
food. The assumption that iced water
is dangerous, and that iced tea, OF
iced coffee, or iced lemonade is q
harmless substitute, is simply delu.
sion. AS the source of danger feared
by some is the degree of cold, we fail
to see clearly how flavor modifies the
effect of temperature. There are in
dividuals, undoubtedly, who cannot
drink ice water without injury, anC
who ought never TO use it, but to 6
great majority of persons it is refresh
ing and healthful. Its use, temper
ate and discreet, is in no way to bC
condemned, which cannot be said o
some Of its substitutes.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-10

SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what you eed
fore onstipatiOn, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness
- Symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10
nd 70 cents per bottle. Sold by w. H
Fleming.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-10

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Rene.
dy. Price so cents. Nasal Injector free, at
W. II. Jennings
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-10

THAT HACKING COUGH can be
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guar
antee it. Sold by w. H. Fleming.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-10

"HACKMETACK," a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and 90 cents, at w. II.
Fleming's.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-08-10

For constipation, Sick or Bilious Head.
ache, use DR.. Pierce's Pellets, or Anti-bilious
GranuleS Purely Vegetable and perfectly
harmless. One dose.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-24

Cincinnati Whisky.
CINCINNATI, April 23.--Whisky steady;
sales, 535 bbls finished goods on basis of
81 OF.