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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-01
PIERROT.
DUNsE1TH, N. D., II Ayril, 1890.
Mon cher NJ. z. Demeules,
DE PECHO DE LOUEsT.


Ceci est pour vous faire conna1-
tire que les besoins du peuple sont
ST excessifs, qu'ils SO pr6cipitent
pour ainsi dire avec rapacit6 des
l'instant qu'ils ont conpaissance
quill y a une proie pour eux quel-
que part. Et puts, CONNIE il y a
6galite de restitution, les premiers
arrives sont les mieux servis. Pas
moyen de faire autrement, de sor
te que il y en- a toujours de tant
soft peu m6contents.
Et puts les families sont 81 NOM
breuees, il y a tant de petites
files ct de petits ga1eons qu'un
enlargement de vaisseau en- pc
titles robes GU chaussures, en-
vetements de MIN porte quelle
facon %sufirait q peine pour les
CONTENDER. Je viens done, a Fins
tar de St.Vincent de Paul vous
prier, ct en- particulier prier vos
BONES danes, meres ct demoisel
les de Minneapolis, de vetir ct
chausser, sill est possible, ct celia
est possible, au nom de la douce
Charts, de Is q 30 enfants de 3 a IL
ans, moiti6 files, Motto garcons.
ST vous envoyez celia, e%nvoyez-le
par Bottineau, q mon adresse GU
a celle de jacques, ct soyez sur
que je verrai moi meme q ce que
vous obteniez un bon dlvidende en-
reconnaissance ct en- pri9res.
Avec consideration ct estime,
Rev. L'HIvER.
Ptre. Miss.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-01
EUROPE.

LIE conseil de l'empire russo a
adopt6 I'm projet de loi interdlsant
u enfants de moins Gle douze ans
de TRAVELLER dams les fabriques ct
limitant les heures de travail DIES
femmes ct DIES %enfants. Ce reggie
ment sera applique a partir du mois
d'octobre proclaim.
On va construire a Milan un
theatre de dimensions extraordi
naires. Il occupera I'm espace de 8,
600 metres cares; la scene aura
80 metres de longueur ct 60 metres
de profondeur.
On a pendu en- Hongrie, aSze-
gedin, un v6ritable monstre, Gyem-
bar, qui await assassine hunt fem
mes. La veille, apres communica-
ton de l'arret detinitif, lie misera-
BILE a implor6 la cl6mence de Ia JUS
tice, declarant quill await agi sous
Influence de la misere ot deman-
dant grace. %. pour cette fois.
lie gouvernement a la MAORI
t6 au Reichtag allemand.
On dit que Stanley sela nom
me %gouverneur du Congo.
-L'empereur Guillaume a en-.
voy6 q M. Jules Simon une magni-
fig ue collection DIES ouvrages de
Frederic le Grand.
Six mile ouvriers charpen
tiers q Gratz, en- Autriche SO sont
mis- en- grove. lis reclament une
augmentation de salaire ct la re-
duction DIES heures de travail.
lie torpilleur 6lectrique SOUS
marin. le "Gonbet", a etc soumis
HER a de nouvelles 6preuves dams
la rade de Cherbourg. LIE "Goubet"
a etc submerg6 durant trois quarts
d'heure ct a fait plusieurs man@u-
vres avec une grande facilit6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-01
(sUITE EFT FIN.)

LIE troisiAme caractere de la v6.
ritable Eglise avons nous dit, est
la "Catholicit6". LIE mot "catholici-
t6" Went dun mot gree qui veut
dire ''universalite". Or, rEglise
protestante nest pas "universelle",
'quant All temps, puisqu'elle a
commence au seizieme steele; ct
cette date que les protestantisme
porte sur son front, lie rendra tou-
jours reconnaissance, ct dira, aux
generations gull nest pas ne sur
le calvaire. LIE protestantlsme ne
peut pas remonter a Jesus Christ,
il fault quill s'arrete a Luther.
II nest pas universal "quaut aux
lieux"; car, il sen faut de beaucoup
que la religion protestante soft eta
bile dams tous les pays; IL y a bien
differences sectes I'm peu partout,
mails on 10 volt pas une "Eglise"
GU "croyance protestante" qul soft
r6pandue dams l'univers enter. En-
troisieme lieu le protestantisme
nest pas universal "quant aux in
dividus"
LIE protestant1sme volt chaque
jour de nombreuses OBJECTIONS dams
ses rangs; les poutres de la char
pente Sc dlsjoignent, le toit est
perez ct la pluie du Ciel mouille la
face de celui qui prize. La vigoureu-
SO impulsion que lie Protestantis-
me recut au seizieme steele ct qui
Ia fait vlvre jasqu'ici, commence d
s'6puiser. Les chefs s'alarment ct
dissent: "L'Eglise anglicane est une
"momie, IN cadavre %solenDel, qui
"ne peut plus nj marcher, nj res
"pirer, nj vivre". (Revue britanni-
que 1889
Les missions protestantes mont
pressure pas de r6sultats pratiques
pour la diffusion des lumieres evan.
g6llques parmi les peuplades inf.
dAles. A1nsi, par exemple, Fan
gleterre, maitresse des Indies. c'est.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-01

Que de personnes aujourd'hui ne
d6sirent- Giles pas avoir la photo
graphic de quelques parents, soft
dune mere ct dun pere ch6ris,
soft dun frere GU dune smur.
Eth bien, pourquoi cette ne
gligence quand vous pouvez obte-
mir la Photographic de ceux qui
vous sont cheers au minnie prix de
ST. 90 la douzalne chez Edouard
Thibodeau, Fun des meilleurs ar
tistes &c la Vile, au No. % Nlcollet
Island, Minneapolis.
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CORRESPONDANCES.
DULUTH, MINI, q A1ril 1890
Monsieur Le R6ddcteur.

LII OILStCLtJ 70 1tCULCLCLtJs
La navigation a 6t6 virtuelle-
ment ouverte q Duluth lie % avril
pal l'arriv6e lie trois bateaux qui
sont passes par lie Sault Ste Marie.
Deux 6taient consign6s a Duluth ct
IN a Superior City. Depuis &c
temps il en- arrive plusieurs tous
les jours; aussl notre port est-il
tout rempll d'activit6. La saison
de la navigation SQUIRE sous les
meilleurs auspices ct ]e crois que
ce sera de beaucoup la plus active
que nous ayons Gu q Duluth.
***
M. Octave Bergeron est de re-
tour dun voyage d'affaires quill a
fat a ST. Paul ct a Minneapolis. Il
ma certainement pas perdu son
temps puisqu'il a trouv6 moyen de
vendre pres dune centaine d'ac-
lions dams la "Zenith Saving and
Investment Association avec pro
messes pour un grand nomble d'au-
tres dams un temps assez rappro-
che.
Je constate aussi aveo plaisir
que nos compatriotes commencent
q comprendre tous les avantages
peuvent recevoir en- falsant
de notre association cana
dienne, ct pour peu que celia CONT
nue. nous aurons, avant longtemps.
une tres forte institution dams la
tous les membres lnt6resses
recevrons des b6n66ces incalcula-
bles.
Je ne saurais ~toutefois passer
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-01

NJ. Pierre NORM, de Hamel Sta,
tiop. Pierre Couture, de Red Lake
Falls, Emilien Lefebvre, dOsseo,
Geo. Gamache, Andover, Dakota
Robert Hypolltte, Superior, WIS.,
Mde Paul Godin, Dayton, Mimi,
O. Dumont, Ashland, Wisconsin,
T.. j. Benoit, Crookston, Mimi,
2. A. Gincheraeu, Helena, Mont
sout autoris6s q collector ct q prem
DIRE de nouveau1 abonnes pour
rECHO DE L'OUEsT.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-01
ITO 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 substantlate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent Of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-01

La Tribune de Ste Hyacinthe est
entree la semaine dernlere dams sa
troisieme aimee d'existence.
Nos meilIeurs souhaits de success
at de prOsperlre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-01

La California Wine House, No.
253 ct 255 Ave. Sud, s'est a9lnss
les services de M. Swibert Tur-
geon qui sc fera un plaisi1 do SER
7ir ses compatriotes ct amis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-01

L'EcHo DE L'OUBsT nest pas respoh-
sable DIES idees CT opinions emlses pa
seq correspondents.
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LIE PROTESTANTISME.
(Etude keIigleuse.)

[Pour IEcHo DE L'OUEsT.
"Le diable est parmi
nous, dit Luther; ilya
pressure autant de GRO
yances que de tetes."
(Michael Stiepel l524.)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-01

La California Wine House, sans
contredit, vend les Wins les plus
ct a meilleur marche que par
tout ailleurs. Lisez leur annonce,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-05-01

ST 7ous d6sirez acheter du bon
yin ct a bon march6, en- gros ct en-
detail, allez a la California Wine
House, No. 253 ct 255 2e Ave Sud.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06

In the Senate. on the Goth. Senate
bill subiectFsg imported liquors to the
provisions OF the laws Of the States was
taken up and discussed at length. and
the substitute offered by Mr.. Cray was
adopted. Several amendments were Of
fered BY the opponents Of tho measure
and rejected. and the bill was then
passed.. In the House. in committee
Of the whole on Public Building bills, a
large number Of bills carrying appro-
priations for public buildings were dis
cussed and laid aside favorably The
committee then rose and the House pro-
ceeded 70 consider the bills reported
from the committee Of the whole. but
the question Of no quorum being raised
the House adjourned.
On the 10Th the House committee on
agriculture reported 10 the House the
Agricultural bill. which carries an ap-
propriation OF ~, 100, 100 for the Agricult-
ural Department proper and the regu-
lar yearly appropriation OF s545.oOO for
the State Agricultural Experiment sta
tions. The estimates submitted BY the
department were 81. POS. $50 and the ap-
preparation for the current fiscal year
are si.0s4.770.
MAJOR PAxrTzA. on trial at Sofia
charged with having conspircd against
the Bulgarian Government, spoke, on
the ssth. in defense OF his alleged fell
low-conspirators and himself. lie had.
he said. given LIES devotion TO Bull
yaria. and death, or worse. ignominy,
would be- welcome TO him were he guilty
Of treason to her.
The various governments Of Europe
are conducting negotiations with view
to common action for the suppression OF
Anarchy. Germany is taking the lead
ing part In the matter. and the only
hindrancc to the complete success OF
the Dlan Is the refusal Of Switzerland
70 agree to the cxtradition Of Anarch-
ist refugees
| EMPEROR WILLIAM has forbidden the
Berlin magistracy to receive money for
the purpose Of erecting memorial Of
the late Emperor Frederick. This Or.
der Is given, the Emperor states, for the
reason that he himself intends 10 de-
fray the expenses OF erecting the ms
1 mortal.
TnE people on the western coast of
Newfoundland have refused 10 nav
their taxes in consequence OF the de-
struction Of their nets by a French sbin
Of war, on the ground that unless M
government protects IL can not tax A
crisis u rapidly approaching
IHE monument to General Robert T.
Lee erected by the ladies of the south.
was unvailed at Richmond. Va. with
imposing ceremonies on the 10th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06
A FINANCIAL VACUUM.
The Accounts of Cashier Thompson 81 this
OwEr a.. W S'tional bank show =
shortage variousiy Estimated.

The Accounts NJ Cashier Thompson Of the
Owre a.. W Sationai hank show
shortage variousiy Estimated.
BISGHAMroS. n. ". May Elm tho
judgment OF leading citizens there Is .
shortage in the accounts OF G. A.
Thompson. cashier OF the Owcgo Ma
tional Bank. 70 the extent Of $500
Others, more conservative. state that Ii
will not exceed so 600 The excitement
il greater than at any time since 1855.
when the Bank at Owcgo collapsed for
$50. o0o Thompson's populations. which
are the cause OF tho banks fail
urc. appear to have been confined
10 his dealings with the big
Four" through James y. Dee. the Owego
correspondent Of the exchange Deo
still insists that Thompson was not
concerned in the Rock Island. in which
$50. 600 is involved. The fact that
Thompson was some years ago bitten to
the tune OF $50. 900 in wheat is per-
tinent. lie has lately transferred con-
siderable property TO his creditors and
seeds Of other property. executed some
time ago. have recently been placed on
record. lie is vicc-president OF the Ne
hraska Banking and Loan Association,
doing business at McCoolx. Ncb.. and
owns property in New York and Brook
lyn.
The amour. on deposit AT the timc
thc banks doors we're closed was about
SO, 900. OF which $4,000 belonged 70
stockholders and directors. Hon G. +.
Parker. county Judge Of the Tioeo
Cnunfv and nm ~ fho u+.rlyln1.fa~a
states that he has not the slightest idea
that the bank will be reorganized.
James +. Dee states that his career a.
broker in Owego is AT an end. Bank
Examiner Gctman, OF Albany. refuses
TO make any statement. and Thompson
is equally non-committal except to de-
clare that II pushed to the wall. he will
expose two Of Owego's most substantial
citizens, who are implicated in tho
shortage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06

Thirty buildings. including hotel.
stores shops and dwellings, were burned
at Port Leyden. y. u, on the a5th.
Loss. so. 900 TO SIS. 900; insurance. S2o.-
900. This is the third serious fire. all
Of incendiary origin within three
months in the village. which IS almost
ruined
A PARTY Of eight persons were
drowned by the capsizing OF their boat
in the rough waters Of the bay at Fall
River, Mass. on the cath The acct
dent was caused by the inexperience OF
the men who were rowing the boat
JrLy has been selected as tho day
upor which will occur the unyailing Of
the statue OF the late Vice President
Hendricks at Indiana polls. Ind. senator
David Turpie viii deliver the principal
grafton.
CAPTAIN ANDERSON Of the ship
Oneida. who arrived at san Francisco
on the night 81 the 18th. on the schooner
Mary Kimball. reports that his ship was
wresled. April 70. on Hennine's Rock.
Sanek Island. during dense fog. and
thai seventy-seyen Chinese are miss
ing.
The Ellisvillc Miss Eagle occupies
the anomalous position Of advocating
tower his own signaturel and opposing.
editorially. the candidature Of II. NJ
Cook. one ~ its editors. for the Re-
publican Congressional nomination
THOMAS SnEKHAS. aged Twenty-Five
lost his life. On the 18th, BY jumping. on
banter from companion. from the
bridge over tho Mohawk river al Am
sterdam. y. y. The bridge i sixty
feet above the water.
IN an establishment for the manu-
facture Of artificial ice at Barmen.
Prussia, an ammonia steam pipe ex-
ploded. on the 18th. scalding three men
70 death and seriously injuring several
others
o. the 10Th Bishop OConnor died at
Omaha, Nc0- lie had been III for over
year.
The Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fc
Railroad Company assumed formal con-
troll Of their new acquisition. the st.
Louis 4 san Francisco road. on tho 10Th
THE greatest convention Of German
Catholics ever held in the West opened
at Milwaukee on the 10Th.
THE little steam pleasure yacht
Yeada was run down near Port Morris,
on tho Goth. by the steamship Aurania
while entering the upper hay on hei
way % her North River dock at New
York City. Two Of the six occupants ~
the yacht were drowned.
Hos. Jom~ q. CARLISLE appeared il
the senate on the goth. the oath wa
administered % him. and be then tool
his seat IS United States senator 70 fill
the unexpired term 81 the late Senator
Beck. ~ Kentucky.
a sHEEIFF's Jury in New York City
over which General Sickics presided
on the 18th. found verdict 81 si0.v0'
against Francis X. IIarte. sen OF Bro
Tiarte. the writer. IN suit BY james
smith for damages for the alienation
% the affections or his wife. Eleye u
! smith.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06

New ionK, May %. "A special dis
patch from Jackson. Miss. TO the World
says: The dead body Of Major A. n.
kimball, native Of New Hampshire,
but for forty years prominent news
paper man Of this State. receiver Of
public moneys under President Garfield,
was found by the roadside Yesterday
morning. lie had been attacked whilo
on his way TO his residence. just outside
the city limits. after midnight and
beaten 70 death with club No clue
TO the muricrcrs has yet been obtained,
but II Is believed tho deed was commits
Ted by negroes with robbery as their
object
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06

The Capital ~ tho ola Oo...
We're ~ Possession of Conf.a~'. "a
srsnss Assembled 10 saon., ~ ~ VI
- Their Famous War th,.s rsma
""nert y. Lse-The Cit, "shs1
most 10 snnncation with m. "'sa
rom Al Parts ~ The >.u,h. "'usA'
kicnMoNp, Va, May -. ria N.
isichmond Is crowded almost N .' Ivy
ton with visitors who haya ,~"'
witness the unvailing of M M S"''
Tomorrow. Trains from The MIN, NJ
from the South have been ar,i,,s
short intervals all day. Tia r,.
brass and the beating ~ drum. 'as
on every hand. Every on \,
southern States has sent a d.,an
In uniform. From every n,r,
State Of Virginia people hayc
into Richmond, until to-nigh, MI
and private residences alika N.
flowing, and every public han ~
with cots. Nearly 1--WE thousand 81
fedcratc veterans will sIeen ,n..
on cotton ticking spread over s,rss
only beds that the ommitlee 81 4.
tainment could provide.
Confederate cmblems draped (, !.
ful harmony with the National IN
festoon tho fronts OF houses Ana MI
the corridors Of the hotels NJ
colors are swung like banners Ut
the principal streets
The formal festivities were ~.
this evening at the Richmond Tho u
with q militsry ball. The thca,e,
been decorated for the occasion wi,h|
elaborate display 81 fars and huu,
From the center 81 tho HIGH cen
was hung q canopy Of sircamors II
colors OF Maryland ana Virginia \,
same colors prevailed in the II
draperv Of the balconies. Alonr
border OF zach o. the balconies wqra
coats OF arms 81 the Confederate ~ |
while between them hung banner
plush. In the center III tie s,asa
fountain half hidden from WAN
bower of blossoming plants. ALL
the stage door stood bust II Lee
either side was staca 81 Confeie,
colors and beside them Tie Ca 5. \
OF Maryland and Virginia. The Ill
on either side Of the stage we're dres
in the Confederate colors and tlle ~
OF MARYLAND and Virginia.
Miss Mary Lee and Mis- Mildred /
daughters OF General Robert l.. Ike.
sisted in the reception Of TIE guests
The army Of Northern Virginia |
in the hall OF the House III Dele.,|
last night and heard an address by |
cral L. NJ. Low. Of South carl
The election Of officers ~ Tie ems
year was then held. after whle.
body ad iourned to Sanger Hall anf
took Of banquet IL was The "a
gathering OF the association sina
war.
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the GUN BURST.

s-xr,oslon o. mr.. Justin's Dynamite Gun
as.,inr ~ rub'lc Experiment. nt Perry
vile. \. y.-The Pieces Flew IN Every
psreetion. hut. Fortunately. Caused No
Hannah Injury.
PRANK VILE. ~. ". May 20 "A large
number 81 people from all over Central
New York came here by the special and
regular midday trains Yesterday % wit
ness the public experiment. Of the Or.
Justin dynamite gun. Tho weather
Mas line all the morning. but a. noon
clouds began "a lower with . prospect
of rain later Much interest was shcNn.
and every thing pointed 70 another sue
cessful experiment The cannon was
fired at three o'clock and exploded into
thousand pieces. No ono was hurt.
but there were many narrow escapes.
Huge masses OF iron were thrown hun
ireds OF feet A piece Of tho cannons
measuring about four feet through,
came nying through the air and landed
within three feet 81 the Syracuse Her
aid correspondent who was watching
the proceedings from behind tree.
Another large piece went in the oppo-
site direction. tearing large chunk
from the counter Of temporarily re-
frcshmcnt stand about five hundred feet
away. The keeper OF tho stand was in
side. and missile grazed his head and
scattered the contents OF the stand. II
is said that the dynamite did not cx-
plode the gun, but the charge Of pow
der
Among the visitors who arrived yes
tcrday afternoon were Lieutenant
Washhurn MAYNARD and Lieutenant T.. II.
Davidson Of the navy. and Commander
K n. Il. Jewell. ~ the United States Naval
station. all from Newport. Five hun
bred people were present. The cannon
used weighed -. 500 pounds. The bore
was twelve feet long and nine inches in
diameter. The target was bluIf about
one third Of mile from the gun. pr.
Justin and his assistants loaded the six
shells with dynamite. Two Of the
shells were charged with eighteen
pounds each, and four had twenty five
pounds each.
Young Wing, representing the Chinese
Government. was there during the day.
rEonAiI.E EFFECT or THE EXPLOSION.
SYRACUSE. y. ". May IS The
premature explosion OF DR.. Justin's
dynamite she'll inside Of the cannon at
the experiment yesterday has caused
some speculation as TO how il may affect
the development Of the invention. DIR.
Justin is. however. confident that tho
catastrophe was due largely. II not en-
tirely. TO imperfect metal in the con-
struction Of the she'll which allowed the
outer steel she'll TO break and let the
dynamite explode. His hackers. Mcssrs
ratten and Dewitt OF Ionasto, say they
will procure another gun and go on
with the experiments Of throwing 4
magazine Of dynamite by force Of gun.
powder The explosion yesterday
>aused the greatest excitement among
The many spectators. AMI il Is consid
rrcd almost miracle that no one wa:
killed. The twelve-ton cannon was
scattered in fragments over the space
OF half mile
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-06

VIOLATIONS or LAW.

The Attention 81 the Authorities 4, i
20 Continued Violation Of the Alien
tract Labor Law BY the Insportan
Canadians to Chicago and Other Y |
In the Country.
WAsHrSGToS. May 20. secr
Window has sent letter to Inning
Inspector Stitch. OF Chicago. in
cncc to reported violations ~ the
Contract Labor law by Canadian
grants coming TO Chicago, in viii
says:
You call my attention 90 the foiiowl1
vertlsemcnt clipped from aCanadian d
Five hundred carpenters wanted
competent men will be given thirty ce'
forty cents per hour. Apply nj Bal
Exchange. No. i59 la Sale street. enid
I assume FROM your letter that this !
tisenent was inserted ~ the Builder
changc-an association or corporati/
ing business In Chicago. u
tains proposition 20 pay
competent carpenter FROM thlr1
forty cents per hour and riyc|
steady employment on the cond ton
cep.ing the offer, coming TO the
states and eng aging in labor for the
ers' Exchange. " an alien docs acceII
proposition. docs come e. the u nited
To engage IN labor for the Bullier1
change he complies with his part ~ A
is Involved IN the proposition. The
OF the offer aud the acccptrr inrci'
and form one 81 the prohibited contraI
the statute. In my judgment 4 ihe
conditions and facts could be prpyrfI
court. it would be held that the ~
Exchange was liable to the pcnAlil'I
nounced BY the Law. have no ~
the right Of the officers apponseI
the Secretary 10 make the proper ~
cations necessary 70 determine wAcinI
incoming alien T. here In violation 4
law without reference 20 III" rlicf |
the investigation. from the nature
case. BE- required 70 be made II Z.
tant mat immigrant inS pectpr- paftf
these on the borders ~ Canada. be =
~ using All proper measures ~ vi
violations Of this law. and report tAa"
the evidence that may be nbtA1nel
collector 81 customs ~ the proper lisA'
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cur RATES.
Probability that Present cut ~
Railroads viii soon be Es~torci ~
NAL Figures.

Probability that Present cut H''|
Railroads. viii soon be Ie~torei ~
NAL Figures.
NFw York. May -. The dlrer|
in regard 70 passenger rates II
Northwest were adjusted ycstcria|
an agreement was signed ~ *
roads to restore passenger rates 4
same figures as on December ".
agreement goes into effect on ~
and will continue for sixty days|
road can withdraw except On
days notice. II was signed IN 'h|
by the officers Of all the roads
executive officers coull be rel
there, and then vicc-Prcsidcnt "o1
OF the Atchison road brought y "
city. lie presented II to-day V
dent Oaks. who signed II for the 4
crn Pacific and Wisconsin Central
and then. after the st. Paul a.r|
voted in favor OF 1t, President NJ.
that road signed IL. Tho siiuau1
the Southwest continues uneha
The parties having charge q 'nc
mcnt to adjust rates IN that II
state that the matter rcstsentlre,s|
Jay Gould. II he orders ms Sur
ates to restore rates the other Foau
follow at once.