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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-06
rra,n Bows Marveiou. E.cap..

BRAMPToN. Ont, Feb. 5.-A newsboy
named Thornton. with an armful of books.
was blown from a train on the Grand
Trunk road to-day as he was attempting to
pass between the cars. An engine was sent
back to recover what was thought would
be a mangled corpse, but TO the surprise of
ing quick time toward the nearest station.
His escape from death was marvellous. as
the train was on n down grade and running
fast The only injury he received was a
severe scratch on the face.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Details of the Cloud-Burst and Loss of Life
Recently Near Marking. China.

Details OF the C1Oud-Burst ana Loss OF Lie
Recently Near Marking, China.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 5.-The Shanghai
Mercury of Jan. z. received by the steamer
Rio Janeiro yesterday. gives an account of
the great cloud-burst near Marking, of
which a brief announcement was received
by cable at the time. 1t says: "On the
9TH of this moon, in Janggtze river. near
Marking, at about 10 A. NJ, when the
weather was bright. there was suddenly
heard a rushing noise, as of water. Two
large. black clouds appeared and soon en-
velOped everything like a fog. The waters
were much disturbed and the river was
full of large waves. The two clouds event
ually reached a place called Tsit Lii Chow
when they burst asundcr, making q very
loud report. During the disturbance many
boats were destroyed and over one hundred
people were drowned. More than fifty were
picked up in an exhausted condition by the
Chinese Life-preserving Association. Those
who lost their lives were buried by the
authorities. A long strip of the river bank
caved in at the time of the cloud-burst.
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Cable Notes.

The Duke Of Montpensier, who died sud-
denly at san Lucar Tuesday. left a fortune
of $50, 600. COO.
The Marquis of Salisbury has arranged
for the immediate occupation of the Maka-
lolo country and the Shire river district.
The municipal authorities of the city of
San Luis Potisi. Mexico. have ordered IL 600
fruit trees from the United States
At the dinner given by Prince Bismarck
Tuesday night. the Chancellor told many
anecdotes concerning the doings of En-
peror William | during the war with Aus
tria in 1866.
The eighteenth game in the chess match
now being played at Havana was won by
Mr.. Tschigorin. Mr.. Gunsberg resigning
after tfty-six moves had been made. The
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-06
Threatened Rio. Did Not Occur.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Feb. 5.-About half
the strikers at the Volunteer mine came to
the ~company's Office, this morning. and
asked for the pay which had been offered
them yesterday. They were paid, and at
once went to their homes. This leaves but
half the original number out. and no
trouble is now anticipated from them
Sheriff Adams and posse are still on the
scene. New men are in the strikers places,
and mining is going on as before.
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MINOR
Mysterious Box Found in a Cuspidor in the
Rotunda of the Capitol.

Mysterious Box Found in a Cuspidor in the
Rotunda of the Capitol.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-A rumOr current
to-day, on the streets. that q dynamite
bomb had been found in the Capitol, proved
to have q very slight foundation. A mes
senger found, in a cuspidor. in the rotun-
ds. a small, oval-shaped tin box, about a
quarter of an inch thick. with a diameter
of about an inch and a half. 1t was taken
to Captain Allabach, chief of the Capitol
police, who mad an examination of it.
He oun several grains of a substance re-
sembling saltpeter. and a small quantity of
something that looked like punk. The
Captain experimental with the latter, and
found that it burned as a fuse burns. He
concluded that it was a railroad torpedo,
but, to settle the matter, Captain Allabach
has sent the box and contents to the Dis
trict chemist for analysis.
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THE COLORADO sENAToRsH1p.
No Foundation for the Report that Mr.. Tel.
Ter Will Not Succeed Himself Next Year.

No Foundation for the Report that Mr.. Tel
Ter viii Not Succeed Himself Next Year.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-There is no truth
whatever in the report telegraphed from
Denver that an understanding has been
reached whereby Senate Teller will retire
from the Senate ut the expiration of his
present term. March 8. 1891. and ex-senator
James p. Hill will be elected. An effort
was made before the election of Senator
Wolcott, a year ago. to patch up q recon-
Citation between the Teller-Hill factions,
which provided for the defeat of Wolcott
and the election of Hill. but Senator Teller
refused to enter into the scheme. Senators
Teller and Wolcott are warm,
personal friends. as well as CO.
laborers, and Senator wolcott will
favor the continuance in public life of
ssAstsg Teller. The latter, however, viii
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-06
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Local Forecasts.

For Indianapolis and yicinIty-For the
tw~enty-four hours ending sP. NJ, Feb. c.
Slightly colder; cloudy weather; occasional
rains or snow.
INDICATIONS
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5, 8 p. M.-FOrecast
till s P. NJ. Thursday:
For Indiana and Illinois-Fair, except
local showers in southern portions; warmer
Friday morning; northerly winds, becom-
ing variable.
For OhiO-Fair weather. except in ex-
treme ? northeast portion, local SHOWS
colder; s%Outherly winds.
For Lower Michigan-Fair: northerly
winds, becoming variable; warmer Friday
morning.
For Wisconsin - Fair; variable winds;
warmer Friday morning.
For Observation-Disclosures; fair; variable
winds.
For North and South Dakota-Warmer;
fair weather. except local SHOWS in South
Dakota; southerly winds.
Observations at Indiana polls.
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$50 for sl.o Worth of Green Cood...

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-John f. Holcomb,
the postmaster at Maiden, Jackson county,
Kentucky, tired "A pistol-shot at "A green
goods man in the Pennsylvania railroads
ferry-house III Jersey City yesterday. but
failed 70 hit his mark. At the second at
so for 81 COO of connterfeit mona,, p anJJ
when il was delivered he began to open the
box. whereupon the man ran. anu was fired
up0n as stared. Holcomb was arrested and
fined $40 for shooting. The swindler es-
capped.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-06
Wants the "Squaw Men" Custed.

TAHLEQUAH. Ind. T., Feb. 5.-Chief
Mayes has written a letter to President
Harrison. giving the names of $3.50 claim
ants to Cherokee citizenship whose alleged
claims had been refused. The letter de-
clares that they nave been given every op-
p%ortunity To dispose of their improvements.
fused to vacate. In closing. Chief Mayes
appeals TO the President TO lay the matter
before the Secretary of the Interior for the
purpose of causing their removal from the
atrin
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-06
Russian Intrieues in Bulgaria,

SOFIA, Feb. differentiation of Major
Panitza and three other officers, who are
charged with conspiring against the life of
Prince Ferdinand with q view to proclaim
ing a regency, proves that the plot was the
work of Russian agents. Four civilians
have also been arrested on the charge of
being concerned i'm tho conspiracy. 1t is
alleged that Nj. Hitrovo, the Russian MIN
lister at Bucharest, was the chief fomenter
of the plot.
leader, has issued a manifesto to the Bull
garian people,. calling upon them to rid
themselves of Ferdinand and his adherents.
He counsels Ferdinand to quit the country
if he values his life.
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Plans for Improving the French Navy.

PARIS, Feb. ~5.-Admiral Krantz, the Min
lister of Marine, proposes many improve
ments in the French navy for the year 1891.
His plans include the construction of sew
enty-eight new craft. of which there will
be ten heavy irOn-clads, eleven cruisers of
various classes, two torpedo cruisers. five
torpedo dispatch boats. one other dispatch
boat. two gun-bOats, twelve sea-going tor
pedo boats. and t~hirty-ive first-class tor
pedO boats. The great enlargement of the
torpedo service in this addition of fifty-four
torpedo boats of various types, is regarded
as a sign of the times.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-06

ROCHESTER,. n. Y. Feb. 5.-The Standard
American NerinO Sheep-breeders' Associa-
The following scale of points was adopted:
Rams must weigh 10 pounds in carcass.
clip 25 pounds of wool and scale IS points
10 be standard. Ewes must shear IA pounds
of wool aad weigh 20 pounds in carcass
desire.
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The House Transacts No Business.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-There being q tacit
understanding between the Republicans
and Democrats of the House that no effort
be made for tie transaction of business to-
day, a large humble of members having
zone to attend the funeral of Mrs. and Miss
Tracy, the Clerk was permitted to read the
journal in its abridged form. The Demo-
Gratis did not wish to go on record as ap-
proving the journal, and consequently de-
manded the yeas and nays on that motion.
The journal was Appropriateness. $50: navs.
0-the constitutional quorum being counted
by the Speaker.
The HOuse then, at 12:45 p. NJ, ON motion
of Mr.. Mckinley, adjourned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-06
Annual Distributor of Seeds to Farmers.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The Secretary of
Agriculture has just made an allotment OF
seeds to Senators and Representatives. and
committee clerks and private secretaries
will be busy for some time loading the
mails with germs for vegetables. flowers
and cereals. which Uncle Sam contributes
annually. The farmer who wants a batch
of seeds for spring planting would do well
to make his wishes known to the Repre-
sentative IN Congress at once.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-06
A Court of Patent Appeals.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-The House COM
mittee on the judiciary has ordered a favor
able report on the Culberson bill for the
creation of n Court of Patent Appeals. The
bill provides for five judges. at salaries of
$3.50 each. The court IS to be a court of
final appeal. and il designed to relieve the
United States Supreme Court of the patent
cases that. under the present law. are APP
pealed to il.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-06
Merciless War in Formosa.

LONDON. Feb. 6.-Advices from Shanghai
report that the imperial troops have de-
feated the natives of Formosa and de-
stroyed their s~trongholds. There was heavy
loss. Those of the natives who refused to
acknowledge allegiance were killed un-
mercifuliy, and often with great cruelty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-06
Ireland Not So Poor After All.

DUBLIN, Feb. 5-TIe annual report of
the Provincial Bank of Ireland gives evil
dence of an Improvement in the industries
of Ireland. 1t shows that the deposits of
the bank lave increased Ell 900; the in
vestment cash, fl53. 600; the advance, f23. OOO,
and the profits, 5000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-06
How the Duke of Montpensier Died.

MADRID. Feb. 5.-The circumstance of
the death of the Duke of Montpensier were
as follows: The Duke was driving in a re-
mote part of his estate and left his carriage
to inspect some plantations. While thus
engaged he fell with apoplexy. and ex-
pired in a few minutes. The cOachman
and footman lifted the body into the coach
and drove to the residence. When they
reached it the body was cold.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-06
Demands of Trainmen Acceded To.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
HUNTINGTON, Ind, Feb. 5. = General
Manager Beach, of the Chicago g. Atlantic
railway, met representative of the train
men today, and acceded to their demands
for increased pay, the same to take effect
when the schedule is arranged.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-06
Indiana Fourth-Ciass Postmasters.

Special To the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-Indiana fourth
class postmasters were appointed to-day as
follows: M~illedgeville. Boone county, S.
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Farris. vice j. Bramblett. resigned: Milo,
Huntington county. G.. A. Lemon, vice G..
l.. Miarse. resigned; S~pringdale. Ripley
comfy. Mrs. D. Toph, vice L. G. Toph, de-
ceased.
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Maximum thermometer, 46; minimum Their
mometer. SO.
Following is a comparative statement Of the
condition OF temperature and precipitation on
Eah -
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observations at indiana polls.
Feb K
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-04-17
Edwin Booth.

On dit que lie plus grand acteur
des temps %actuels, celui qui a Il
mieux interpr6t6 les chefs d'@uvre
de Shakespeare, baisse consid6ra-
element son energie premiere lui
faisant default.
II fut un DIES favoris du peuple
AMERICAN pendant plus dun quart
de steele. Dams Hamlet" il ne
fat jamais egal6.
En- Allemagne ses success furent
tells, que la foule assiegeait les por-
ties du theatres truis heures avant
leur Overture.
La foule prend toujours lie St.
Paul & Duluth r. r. lorsqu'ils
veulent falre un rapide voyage en-
tire Duluth. West Superior, Still
wateur, ST.. Paul ct Minneapolis.
Les lnformations de toutes sor
to eout fournies par les agents des
billets GU par Geo. W. Bull, agent
general des passengers GU encore
Geo. G.. Gilfllan, assistant ag-nt
general des voyageurs a st. Paul.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-04-17
ST. PAUL.
Tn bon fills.

Samedi dernier, Thomas Tracy,
IN vieillard, qul depuis II ans
6tait pensionnaire de la maison des
pauvl es a dit adieu a Get 6tablisse
ment pour aller re]oindre a St
Louis, son fills, qui, apres de lon
CUES recherches went en6l de re-
lrouvec l'sutenr de ses jours.
Venu en- 1869, d'Illande aux
Etats- Unis, Tracy qui 6tait poseu'
de brjques de son meter vint sc
Gxor q st. Paul.
Trois ans plus tard, il fut victi-
me dun accident qui lie NIT dams
l'impossibilite absolute de travail
Ter. II en- fut alors rebuilt a en-
trer q la malson DIES pauvres. Sa
famille, ne relevant aucune nou
velle lie crut mort, q Reception &C.
pendant de son fills James, qui q
son tour vint aux Etats- Unis il y a
hult ans, s'6tablit a St-Louis ct
commence des recherches quill
Went de voir couronn6es de success.
D6crire la JOE du vielllard, en-
relevant la lettre de son fills l'appe,
liant q St-Louis,u est impossible ct
l'on peut s'imaginer facilement avec
uuelle ]oie pere ct fills won't Sc re,
voir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-04-17
ETATS-UN|S.

On dit quill y a plus de 100,
600 personnes qui parlent le fran
Gals a New-Yo1k.
Benjamin Darling, l'inventeur
du revolver, il y a 50 ans. Went
de MOURN a Woonsocket, R. l., q
Rage de 80 ans. Ii est mort pau
vre.
On assure que M. Harrison
sera de nouveau candldat q la pre-
sidence des Etats-Unis en- 1892.
M. Sam. J. Randall, membre
du Congress de Washington es,
mort dimanche matin a cling heu-
res.
-Une i%nstitutrice de Ellsworth
Kan, nominee Myrtle Hill a etc
outrage pr trois vagabonds, deuA
neerrs ct IN blanc. Ellie mourrh
probablement DIES suites de ce bru
tai assault.
I'm incendie a fait pour 1885,
900 dollars de dommages au Plan
kintou hotel de Detroit, Mich. As
surances 100000 dollars.
I'm nomm6 Alex Cuddy, DE-
Detroit Mich, ag4 de 81 ans, a tue
sa f-mme ag6e de 30 ans pulls s'est
pendu. Jalousie.
SAN FRANCISCO, IA Avril.- LIZ
bateau q vapeur Quelah a sombre
| hier soir q 9 beules trois minutes
apres avoir touch6 IN recif Cent
treize personnes ont etc noyees.
LIE journal de Providence +
I. dit que sur 21,000 votants 5000
peuvent 6tre facilement achetes.
NEw-YoRK.-Une lettre de Ia
! Havane dit Que la question de Fan
nexion de Cuba aux Etats Unis,
prend chaque jour DIES proportions
plus impoltantes, ct le gouverne-
ment commence 3 6tre alarm6 d.
la propagation de cette rumeu'
plus on moins secrete, don't le re
sultat sera bient6t connu.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-04-17
rcHo DE L'oJEST
Une surprise agreeable.

Les surprises peuvent etre agr6
ables on d6sagreables, celia depend
entlerem ent de leur nature ct de
leur r6sultat.
IL y en- a probablement bien peu
qul ne c%onsiderent point lannonce
dune s6rie d'excursions q prlx re-
Quits CONNIE une chose plaisante
entire toutes, car ST l'on ma pas sol
meme l'intention de voyager on a
toujours quelques amis qui sont
tres heureux do profiter de ces re
ductions de prix:
LIE Minneapolis & st. Louis r. r.
vendra des bi,lets aller IT retonr
au prix d'aIler settlement les %
AvrlI, 20 Mai, 9 ct % Septembre
ct Il Octobre pour tous les points
a ronest de Franklin sur ia ligne
de Watertown ainsi qui de tous
points de sa ligne a tous tous points
West Of the Missouri river, Sud GU
Nord Quest.
Ces billets seront valables pen
dant 30 jours avec facult6 de s'ar
retpr q tous points Intermediates.
Informations de toutes sortes
peuvent etre obtenues en- s'adres
SAINT q n'importe quel agent de Ia
compagnie, Oh a G. NJ. Pratt, agent
general pour les billets ct les voya.
geurs, a Minneapolis, MINI:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-04-17
EUROPE.

lie recensement auquel Oh
Went de proceder constate quill y
a 80 7l8 Allemands d Paris ct 35,-
7l8 dams le d6partement de Ia
Seine.
LIE Soir dit quill est temps gu
le commencement arrete cette inva-
/ sion d'Allemands.
lie Correspondent de Ham,
bourg dit que, CONFINEMENT d Ia
polit1que de Bisma1k, l'empereur
Guillaume a l'intention de pr6pa-
rer la vote a une entente avec la
France atm d'lsoler la Russie. L'al-
lance avec rAutriche, ajoute c.
journal, ne subira aucun change
ment.
On annonce de Londres, que
lie general BouIanger a epuis6 ses
dernieres ressourc g. IL s'est WI
force, r6cemment, d'accepter 1000
francs provenant dun concert don
ne au b6nefce des boulapgistes qui
avaient perdu leur place on qui
s'6taient ruin6s pourl la bonnie cause.
On dit meme quill a 6t6 oblig6 de
bonner son fameux cheval nolr q la
duchesse Dues ct de ceder DIES
effets personnels q Nine de Bonne-
main pour payer e dettes q Jer
sey Oh il depense, depuis quill a
quite Londres, cent francs par
jour.
La lampe du s6maphore de
Bell Rock, sur les c0tes dEcosse,
a fait explosion. LIE dome a ete mis-
en- pieces ct la lumiere s'est eteinte
pour la premiere fois depuis l'ann6e
1911, 6pouue de la construction du
s6maphore.
$50 600 soldats russes sont
concentres sur les frontieres d'Au-
trlche.
Les d6penses militaires en- AL
lamegne cette AIMEE seront de 49,
OO0.O a 100000 de mares.
LIVERPOOL, Is Avril.-En con
du refus DIES compagnies
des docks de Bi1kiohead d'accepter
les conditions de IUn1on DIES ou-
vriers DIES Docks, 5000, hommes
sont mis- en- grove augourd'hui.
-Le gouvernement francais
Went de commander la construction
de 80 nouveaux to. pllleurs.
On a accord6 au prince de
Bisma1k une pension de $3.50,
-L'imp6ratrice d'Autriche. qui
await toujours conserve sa robe de
marriage, Went den faire faire IN
ornement tres richie pour les PIE
tres de p6glise SAINT Matthew, q
Budapest.
LIE costume 6tait en- brocert blanc
tlssA de fills d'argent, enforcement
brod6 de roses d'argent.
Get ornement servira pour le
mois de Marie en- mai proclaim.
PAR1s.-Le Petit Journal dit
que 81, q ga rentr6e, le parlement
fancais approuve une expedition
au Dahomey, on y enver-
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"a 5000 hommes de trorpes de
PAfrioue ct un detachement de 800
hommes d'infanterie de marine

hOmme6 q lnfanteTlo ue uoAAuo
IN. Lavallette, correspondent
du Figaro, de Paris, ct Herr Grnen-
valid. correspondent du FranEtur
ter Zeitumg, ont etc expuls6s dI
talle pour avoir envoye q leurs
Eiournaux des rapports de nature q
uuire a IL reputation fnanciere du
roYaume.
ZUR1cH d6blayant les de-
combres du theatre de Zurich en-
Suisse, r6cemment incendie, la
pioche des ouvriers a rencontre un
petit caveau scell6 avec des bri-
ques.
Dams l'int6ripur Sc trouvait un
admirable coffret d'ivore, qui con
tient trois clous de la vraie croix,
81 ION en- croft le parchemin qui
les accompagne.
C4s precieux ohjets seront d6po
s6s au mus6e de Zurich.
-L'6veque de Lincoln, Angle
terre, est accuse de s'etre livr6 q
DIES rratiques contrairt au 1it pro
testant.
Au service de la communion pro
tostante, celebr6 par lui,des t6moins
affrment qu'ils ont va DIES cierges
allum6s CONNIE ornement, sans ne
cess t6. En- outre lie reverend off
Giant, au lieu de Sc tourner vers ses
p%arolssiens, faisait face a %l'autel, q
limitation DIES pretres catalogues,
It CONNIE eux m6Iait l'eau au vim.
L'6veque de Lincoln r6pond par
une defense en- droit: 20 8 pratt
lues, dit il, 6taient parfaltement
l6gales dams lie protestantisme pri
mitif, avant les reformes d'Ed-
Guard Ii; par consequent, j'ai le
lroit de my tenir" Premier result
tat de CO process: douze membres
iu clerg6 anglican ont embrass6 ls
fol cathollque, ct etudlent an vut
l'entrer dams lie sacerdoce.
ROME. -Un jeune pretre tres es.
time do la population livournaise
It secr6taire de r6veque de Livour
ne, a etc poignard6 au moment OF
ii regagnait le palais episcopal. LIZ
victime est dams un 6tat desespere
On dit que cette odieuse aggression
. etc provouq6e uniquement par le
caractAre sacr6 de la victime, la
quelle jouit d'ailleurs DIES sympa
lhles generates.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-04-17
Nouyelles de Duluth.

IL avril 1890.
On journal quotidlen de cette
Vile, le "Daily News" Went de pas
e entire les mains de nouveaux
proprietaires. Ces derniers sont
NM. Shannon, Stea1ns ct Menden-
hall.
~.
La construction dun moulin a
scie q Grassy Point, est un falt
maintenant assure. Go nouvel eta
basement aura une capaclte de
$4,000 pieds de bois. Ii sera cons
fruit par Huntress ct Brown.
***
Une manufacture importante de
Marinette, Wis. Went de Sc chol-
sir un site permanent d West Du-
luth. Get Establishment a pour
cbjet de construire les machines
qui entrent dams la construction de
moulins q scie. Cette compagnie
emploie d6]A 300 hommes ct CT
nombre devra bient0t doubler.
Ainsi grapdit ct prospere la tete du
lac SUPERIOR, vers laquelle pointe
le doigt de la destin6e.
Victor Tetu, Pun DIES employees
du Northern Pacific, a Gu une main
broyee mercredl dernier en- YOU
liant examiner un char de trop pres.
.*
Notre ma1tre de poste NJ. Flynn,
dot bient6t c6der CO bureau q SOD
remplacant M. Howard. II est 3
esperer que l'el6ment canadlen
francais sera reconnu q l'avenlr
dams &C d6partement. Quelques
uns DIES n6tres en- effei auraient LEI
capacities REFUSES pour occuper
une position Ell Get endroit.
~
La compagnie des chars urbains
de cette Vile u decide l'ameliorer
!e service par l6largissement de Ia
vote, la substitution de chevaux
aux mules ct par Tradition de con
ducteurs aux nouveaux chars.
~
M. G. H. Lesage est de retour
dune promenade q St-Paul.
Nv
La colonie canadienne lei sac
croft rapidement. Depuis quelquet
semalnes plusleurs families SOM
arrives du comte de Polk, surtout
de Red Lake Falls ct DIES environs.
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Les negotiations enhances pour
la construction dune eglise catho-
lique q West Duluth semb(ent de-
voir 16ussir. LIE Rev. Pere Roy
est charge de Reorganization de Get
te nouvelle parolsse.
NJ.
Na1ssances d Duluth pour Fan
nee fnissant lie Ter Mars, GIG, De
ces'dans Ia meme p6riode, 327.
ZEPHYR.