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The Humane Society.

The executive committee of the Washington
Humane Society held its monthly meeting yes
tsrday and the treasurer reported that the re-
ceipts from an entertainment got up for the
benefit Of the society by Miss Emma Belts, a
public school teacher of the District, amounted
to nearly goo, which she desired should be
used for tie erection of drinking fountain.
The committee accepted the donation with
gratitude and elected Miss Belts life member
of the society and a member of the executive
committee OF the subcommittee on fountains.
The committee also voted to erect at once three
new fountains A unanimous vote nj thanks
vas passed to the Rev. DIR. Butler for the use
of his church and chair for the meeting on the
Sd instant, the proceeds from which amounted
TO $33 IS.
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Yesterday in the Criminal Court, Judge
Bradley, ths motion for a new trial in the case
of Robert Holland, colored. convicted last week
of obtaining money by false pretenses from
Thomas Bowie. was presented by his counsel,
Mr.. Cullinane, and argued. The court after
reviewing the testimony, &C., overruled the
motion. saying he was properly convicted after
a fair trial
Mr.. Taylor appealed for light sentence, and
Holland asked the mercy of the court.
The judge said it was an aggravated case,
and were il not for his affection he would give
him the extent of the lEw-five years He i'm
posed n sentence of three years in the Albany
penitentiary.
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Sentenced " the Penitentiary.

In the Criminal Court yesterday Edward
+. Brent, eolored, plead guilty to a charge of
HOUSEKEEPING. Ii was alleged that early in
the morning Of March 2s lie and another Cwm.
Poole) broke into the store of Joseph
Y. Dyer and carried off go worth
Of goods In answer to Judge Bradley he said
that Poole got him to watch while he got the
things and he understood that Poole had been
sentenced TO the Richmond penitentiary for
eight years
The court sentenced him to the Albany peni-
tertiary for four years
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A Bicyeie a Carriage.

To the Editor of The Evening star:
Your correspondent of Saturday evening re-
cites two small adventures with wheelmen.
10 him. at least. il is annoying TO drive around
a dismounted cyclist. but he is in error on one
fundamental point. BY law bicycle is a carri-
age thanks to L. \ W. and thus by law is en-
titled to It's full share of the public road.
On city payemsnts, on the sandy country
pike or the western prairie trail, / have always
found the average wheelman a courteous fell
seeking redress when grudgingly given just
room 10 pass or unceremOniously crowded
into the gutter or passing team But it is
not question Of favor; a wheelman has his
rights, and let him defend them. E.C.R
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The Juror. for the Nav Term.

In the Criminal Court today. Judge Hagner.
the jurors for May were called. Isaac Steinu,an
failed TO answer and the following were ex-
cused: Joseph Rsdfern, d. X. Plain. Joseph III.
Hunter, Beverly Carter. August Schroeder.
James holland. Heinrich Dame eighteen years
old and unnaturaiized). Felix May and Edward
". Anderson This left two vacancies to III
the panel and twenty names were ordered TO be
drawn by the court, which was adjourned till
toInoxrOW.
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nerious Floods In Chill.

A . result Of the March foods in the Luna
husas district Of Chilli houses. people. cattle,
vineyards. farms and irrigation works have
been swept away. Hundreds OF families are
camping on the hilisides. IL will be Impossible
70 ssther the remainder 81 the crop Of grapes.
II , thought certain that the necessities Of life
vii reach famine prices.
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Land Decided TO . Railroad.

deed OF Florence MeDeyitt 10 the Ecking-
ton and Soldiers Home Railroad Company
conveying land on 2d street cas-. and street
north extended as a right Of way for the Glen
wood branch Of the road has been recorded.
IL il stipulated IN 1t that the railroad company
shall run ears over this portion once In thirty
minutes between 7s9o o'clock a. m. and o pm,
once per hour till pm. and one car 1T ii
o'elock
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n. y. Hutchinson. E.s,.rn Trim.

B. p Hutchinson. the aged and eccentric
Chicago board Of trade spectators about whose
sudden di.sppeArancs and return so much has
recently been published, left Chicago Yesterday
Tor Boston II is his intention to take a yaea.
non in the east In the meantime his affairs
WI De suaisniehe1 oII oy MS sons The ex-
S5OO go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05
Ysetional Wight i'm . Chicago Church.

Fourteen men were arrested at the Polish
Roman Catholic Church, Laurel aud I'D streets,
Chicago. Sunday night for fighting. The parish
has been divided into two factions. one adher-
ing to Father Zella. former pastor and the
other supporting new sppointee- An sryu-
msnt On the question led 20 blows, and the
police interfered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-05

Cincinnati Il soon TO have ssisphons con-
nection with Cleveland, Detroit Buffalo, Nsw
logk and oshes cities.
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PERSONAL.

l1oRfTz aLAEsER ePoRMERLY WITH NOAH
IVA Maikerl has opened . MERCHANT tal9fing estah.
li<lmeDt A Rh 9Th n. vhers be vii 10 plcaoed
70 have us frisnds and The public eal on him. my1 ~
OIyIL sfkylCE EXAMISATIoN QUESTIONS
u and answer. sena 10 cents 20
- ". FLYNN. A. NJ. Ivy Institute.
ap2l-Ims Southwest cor. stk and sts- nv.
A pIHoRlzEp rRiyATE DETEoTIyk AGENCY.
,s1ssd Z sPd v ;i5li,Is ssnn S.s 2os s -
NOV Is fHE TINk w VIII Pan sbi1
~ Noney" Scs ssns, n.E3 slsss ,sr2af kssaelosi,.R
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WANTED---HOUSES.


WANTED = SIX OR EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE,
w either in Mt. Pleasant lexington, good lot
viii make small cash payment and $40 per mo- none
WANTED-TO BUY HOUSE WITH NINE
section or lexington. Address CASH BUYER r..
Star Office. lie
WANTED-TO BUY AT ONCE 4 or GROOM
w brick i'll northwest ami. Tor small cash pay
nent and monthly instaiin.ents. Address DWELL
ING, Star office. my4-:Hs
WANrED-A REFINED YOUNG COUPLE WITH
w out children would like to have charge a house
for the summer give the best references. Adj
dress X o. l., Star office. my4-2t'
WANTED--BY RESPONsIBLE PARTY-A HOUSE
w to take care of during the summer. good refer
encesg Address Il. l. g.. Star office. nyI-:3t'
WANTED-BY A WIDOW AND DAU9HTER
w house to take of or the summer; best OF
reference Apply 23l1 ii St. NV my4-,h'
WANTED-THE CARE OF HOUSE FOR PAR
w ties gong away BY gentleman and wife, middle
axed no children; reference given. Address J. NJ.
BROWN. Nj. y. system. city. my!-;H.
WANTED-Bl THREE LADIES, A FURNISHED
w house for the summer; best OF city references
g1ven. Address A b, star ONCE. my.2-;t'
WANTED-BY A RESPONSIBLE PARTY THE
office. my.i-:}ts
WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH, TWO
w small houses in the to ear line
not to exceed g.. 600 for both. Address A. W. Star
ONCE. myo-3ts
WANTED-BY REFINED COUPLE, FUR
w nisned house in good location for summer
months, at reasonable rent. Address FRIDAY, Star
Office. my.;-:Its
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FOR sALE-AT SOUTH BkookLAND. THREE
ave. Il Nj NSDt rs ~
myS-N. isr5 l:stb :. NJ ..
iFcR sALE-DESIKABLE RESIDENCE IN MtsT
ma Park Rockvile; moderate price liberal terms
IhadIe OF CASHIER. dOS 18th ~. NV. my5-eccim
FOB sALE-IS TAKoNA PARK-TNo LOTS:
CarrHil ave; only 900 feet from station: shade
tre's sidewalk and electric lights Also beAuti
iul lots On Chestnut and Holly AYES We have also
several M proved properiies safe from e.. 500
sl3.0O9 Gto. NJ. MYERS CO.. lsll q 81 nIy4-.a'
ENok sN-E-AT wooDslDE METROPOLITAN
oraneh,well-huit Groom cottage; no, End cold
"a,er shGde largr lot price, So. 800; terns TO suit.
Iny--ln Is. h. II 1cHrON, iS2 la. ave.
E1RsI-CLAss iSVESTMFNr
sPECrLATIyE OR SUBDIVISION.
lSB ACRES
IN br1ghtwood ave. near Sosdiers' Home and Rock
SIeok Fark street also extensive improvements
teliig made by the city 81. 100 per acre. Apply 20
my2-G A. l. BARBER CO. s0sFs Il.
E'ok RENT OR SALE-AT wOODsIDE-.'GLEN
hoSs House IL rooms hath stable hot and cold
ing house. Is. f. LEIGHTON. 4SS La. ave. mo- I'm
i NEAR SILVER SPRING"
wo iois OF sn acre each. only minutes walk from
railroad station.
These lots have a splendid frontage on the 5TH ST
hoAl ana Will make tine sites for country homes.
Appiyto j. V. y. HUhCk,
my--h 15O5 Pa ave.
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EOR RENT-THE OFFICE AND RESIDENCE OF
L the late Dr. j. o.. Stanton 1874 q st. my4-:ds
kOR RENT = 1445 U ST., ONE OF THOSE LIT
1 tie gems OF houses; rooms and bath, handsomely
papered throughout concrete cellar will be on
April 10; rent &31, including water
aic!-1m THEOD. fRlEBCS. 1439 ST. W.
l,'OR REST-1O1 II ST. N.E.. NEW BRICK STORE
and dwelling, rooms. all modern improvements:
aiso large stable in Rent, SlJ. Apply LOUIS
r SHoEMAhER. Elo L st. NV. my4-,It
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BOARDING.

A FIRsI-cLAss cA1ERtIl. NTH BhrT ilkf-
"A erences. has o. en-d pleasant dining room lz3<
st. and viii give eroelsnt hoard 10y day week.
month; terms moderate. IS Lea month, also
country board; plenty milk and frul;r IT.
DRIyATE BOARDING CAN bE HAD DURING
medicinal convention. nrst-clars IN every rcsp~ct.
sf rs lth 81 n W very desirable rooms ior pertfAs-
nent guests, can accommodate slx or eAeit psrsons
nly4-3t.
1n11 nth ST. NV, IN AQufET FAMILY.
lOl 4 small furnished rooms With good table
board Il moderate rates 70 fsw young men. rsiers
encee. my2-S,
1NhE AUBURN. PA AVE AMP 22D ST. NV,
nicely furnished rooms and board % DAY. week %
month. fell
THE WEBSTER. SIS ls1H 81. NV. RATES q
= Per Gay. week. 90 henaenansfr iof s,shtseersi
Interest. mSAs
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L'OR UNDERGRADUATES FOR CHOICE
lots in Bfookland, University Heights and vicinity
Most thriving suburb Of Washington. Everybody
building, Picturesque scenery. Art seminary estai1-
lished. Observatory affording most extensive view
next TO monument. Free lectures At University
Elegant stone station ON Is. and o.. heated by
steam. &c. Every inducement TO locate your houie
here. 1t Is only three miles out and in close touch
with the city Reached by Lincoln avenue or electric
b. and O. trains Deeds in lest legal tree
cost to purchasers II you have business in tins
section put II IN our HANDS. 1t is our specially.
s. q. TRUSLER Co.
apl1-oT' BIZ 4 ST. NV
L'OR SALE AT TAKOMA- SEVERAL WEII-
located lots in sub OF the Grammar Place. this side
OF railroad. For terms ana plats call on
ap1-lm REDFORD ". RAlEERk SON. IOO6 r st
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kOk Neutrality-suspicious. OFFICE RUOMS II
the Fleming building" l4IS u st. single or COM
inunicatink, with every convenience Apply at Room
II. niy2-lw
EOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS-SECOND AND
third noors. WIN. H. SAUNDEltS l. CO.,
myS-lw l4Os Est. ny
L'OR REMITTANCE AND DESIRABLE OFrICS
i rooms IN 13l9 st. NV. adjoining sun building.
In suite or single. DEEBLE, DAVIS K Co,
ap~o-lm 1919 st. NV.
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fOh RENl-SIORES,
lrOR REN1-LARGE STORE; 1890 1IH ST. n "
Il two stories nigh an' cellar. Inquire L. W. DOM
ia oth 81. u W. Terms REASONABLE. my5.}ts
lrUR RENT-TwO BEAUTIFUL STORES. WITH
Il cellars. in THE Windsor Hotel" fronting n "
ave-, near 10Th st. GEO. NJ. MYERS * CO.,
hlyf-,1t lill q 1t. NV.
with cellar, stable on alley il rear. being BAG
ST, georgetown. ID. e., suitable for dry goods,
FhiLllfs SON my2-7t
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MANICURE.

MADAMK PAWN,
'U MANICURE AND cHyRoPoDIsr.
Su3 l3TU ST. NV,
nl7.l2ya Over Tholapzons Drug storo.
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n NoklsLILirIs.. :

EoR sAlE-A sRvFN-orTAvE GRAND PIANO
IN good urder for s5b cash several great bar
gains ~ upright and piano-- l. y II.n a
BROS. .aOe eth 81 NV. aFr5-Iu-
l-ok SALE-THE ANDERSON sHORTHANp Ma
Il chime Why has Il the ADVANTAGE ovor al other
inethods OF stenogrsphy, You 20 learn. Nou
can 80 10 work sooner You do Letter war.. Aour
notes can lie read. Lessons oven purt Of
machines NJ. D. OSB y. sole Ascent,
Once OF Jonas. Oihl> A 90.
myS1ms fsR larb a
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I'm garcon intelligent.

I'm pere desiralt connaftre les
inclinations de son fills atm de choi.
sir la professor quill devrait adop.
ter. A Get effet, il lenferma dams
une chambre avec une Bible, une
pomme ct I'm dollar en- papier en-
SO tenant CO raisonnement: 81 je
trouve l'enfant lisant dams la bible,
fen ferai un rainistre, sill mango
la pomme, j'en ferai IN fermier,
sill s'attaque au billet de banque,
il sera banquler.
Mals quand il rouvr1t la porte,
il apercut son rejeton, assis sur la
bible, lie billet de banque dams SO
poche, ct mangeant Ia pomme. Que
faire?? LIE pere 6tait intelligent ct
de son fist fit un politician. Ettou-
tes les personnes intelligentes prem
nent le st. Paul & Duluth. -Du-
luth Short Line-la meilleure Ii
gne entire Minneapolis, st. Paul,
Duluth, West Superior ct autres
points.
Les informations de toutes sor-
tes sont fournies par les agents DIES
billets GU par Geo. W. Bull, agent
general DIES passengers GU encore
Geo. G. Gilfllan, assistant agent
general des voyageurs q St-Paul,
MINI.
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AVIS.

Nous prions ceux qui ne sont
pas en- reggie avec administration
do notre journal, de nous faire
parvenir imm6diatement le mon.
tant qu'ils nous dolvent.
Nous esperons done que les re:
retardataires feront diligence et
comprendront que nous ne pou:
vons pas leur envoyer lie journal
pendant des ann6es sans renum6.
ration aucune. 81 vous ne pouvez
payer le tout. envoyez au moins
une partie.
Tout argent devra nous etre
transmits par lettre enregistr6e on
par mandat de poste don't le coot
sera d nos charges ct que nos de-
biteurs pourront d6duire du mon
tant qu'ils nous doivent. Nous &C.
cepterons aussi des tlmbres postes
de un on deux centins.
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I'm hOmme tres. Occupe.

Dams plusieurs Etats de l'union,
il y a un village appel6 Woodside.
Dams quel Etat SO trouve celui
auquel nous faisons allusion, nous
lie laissons au lecteur q deviner.
MATS pour METRE celui-c1 sur la
p1ste nous dirons que dansle Wood
side en- question, il y a IN homme
qui est en- meme temps, Pasteur,
6diteur ct propri6taire dun journal,
marchand, serrurier, forgeron,
charpentier, agent d'assurances,
imprimeur, marchand de propr16t6s
foncieres etc, On avouera que Get
homme dot etre occup6 ct les HON
mes tres occupies prennent toujours
"The Burlington.
Pour tous renseignements s'a-
dresser q W. J. G. KENYON, Gen.
Pass. Agent, pour lie @. B. & n.
r. r., st. Paul, MINI.
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Az BIJOU.

Apres une "Knotty Affair" OF
commencant q la matinee de di.
manche dernier, % %courant, on
joue au Bljou une com6die- drame
intitulee "The Burglar. Cette
piece en- 4 actes 6crite par Angus
tus Thomas, est un des chefs-d'oeu-
vre de Get auteur 81 connu.
La description du plan de cette
piece splendide serait trop long,
mails il sufira de dire qu'elle est
admirable a tous points de vue.
Les situations sont du plus cors6es,
les d6cors splendides ct les acteurs
3 hauteur de leurs roles.
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A VOUS MEsDAMES.

vOOS AIN IOs
ST une femme veut engraisser vite, sc
guerir de la maladie 81 commune a sor
sexe, JOUR dune bonne sante ct aimer Ia
vie. nous lui conseillons d'essayer une
bouteille du "Regulateur de la Sante de
la femme du DR. j. Lariviere. C'est lie
Tongue des nerfs par excellence, lie sti
mulant sans egal qui dispose a la gazette
ct chase les voiles sombres de la melan-
collie. Une cuilieree a soupe de "Regu-
lateur" pris avapt chaque repas relieve
les forces, arrete toute douleur, dome ap-
petit ct facilite la digestion. En- envo-
yant rs cents IN timbres-poste pour un
"Female Porous Plaster" du DIR j. Lari-
Were dc meilleur emplatre pour les fem
mes), vous aurez tous les renseignements
ct certifeats concernant ce merveilleux
remede. Pour toutes informations ecri-
vez au p%roprietaire, DrJ Lariviere, Man
vile, r. [.
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Tentative d'assassinat ct de
suicide.

On nomm6 Geo Leroy, employs
par M. G. W. Kenyon, fermier de-
meurant a trois miles ct deml au
Sud Est d'OWatonna a tire trolls
coups de revolver sur SOL ma1tre
ne lui infigeant qu'une blessure
sans gravit6 au visage. Quand lie
sheriff est venu pour %larreter, Le-
roy s'est tire IN coup de revolver
au cote gauche de la poitrine sim
f1geant une blessure probablement
mortelle. On a tout lieu de crolre
que Leroy a agi dams un moment
elaboration mentale, aucune cause
ne pouvant etre attribu6e a CO dou-
BILE crime.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-11-26

mont pas neflte dc IesprlC gaulOls,
je les r6fute avec les memes argu-
ments. LIE meilleur moyen je
crols, de faire Amer notre langue
par les americans, c'est de la faire
6crire tous les joure par JEAN ap-
tiste Duluth ct par d'autres 6cri-
vains du meme m6rite, sill y en- q.
Dams la petite vile de Niche, re-
side une femme bien malheureuse.
Ellie est m6dec1n malgr6 ellel I'm
! malin lui a fat croire qu'elle a re-
Gu le don de gu6rir! Pour voiler
aux yeux du public ses faveurs c6.
%lestes, Humble dame dome, (non
pas DIES prescriptions, ellie ne salt
pas signer) mails des remedies
qu'elle d6terre avec une pioche.
Au moyen dune certaine racine
bouillie, ellie fait tumber les can.
GERS, ellie arrache les chancres, ellie
fat fondre les tumeurs, ellie fait
dispara1tre les calus, ellie redresse
les membres crochua, ellie 6touffe
lie germe de la consumption; en- un
mot ellie opere DIES prodiges. J'en.
tends dire que bient0t on lui por-
terra les morris pour qu'elle leur
fasse boire ga toute p%uissante tisa-
ne. Toutes les in6rmit6s s'entas-
sent autour de la gu6risseuse. 0
sottise humainel je me- prends
quelquefois a regretter d'apsrtenir
q un race aussl naive! Dams un
process que des Eculapes justement
irrit6s lui ont intent6, on a
prouv6 que madame ma ]a'
mails reeu de Placement pour
ses soins humanitaires, ct on Ia
remise en- ]ibert6. Les sommes
quasi. enormes qu'elle arrache des
hallucln6s qui Won't a ellie, sont des
presents! Oui, les avocats sont
hebiles! On jour GU l'autre, cette
infortun6e, empoisonnera quelque
patient, ct ellie ira m6diter dams
un p6nitencier sur le sort malheu-
reux des m6decins improvis6s,
Alors, settlement, je serai satisfait!
J'ai hate d'avoir lie compile rendu
du banquet dome a M. Laurier par
les canadlens francais de Boston.
Je pense d'avance que le chef du
parti liberal a d1 faire honneur q
sa nationalit6. Plusieurs de nos
fermiers sont dams la peine, lis Sc
voient dams la triste n6cessit6 dat.
tendre au printemps pour battre
leur bic. La r6colte a etc 81 abon-
dante, que meme avec lie secours
de la vapeur, on ma pas pu tout
battre.
Vous serez pour moi lie plus pa
tient des hommes, M. lie R6dacteur,
81 vous imprimez Get amphigouri.
NOEL.
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DECES.

A Duluth, Mimi, lie l9 novem-
bre, a Page de- soixante-douze ans,
Dame Genevieve Dupuis, epouse
de feu J. B. Bonneville, a%utrefols
de st. Anicet, comt6 de Hunting
don, Canada. La d6funte habitat
avec son fills, NJ. Isaie Bonneville,
depais quatre ans. Ellie a Gu seize
enfants, don't douze vivent encore
ct ellie a pu voir les enfants de la
troisieme generation. De SEES en-
fants, Isaie, Luclen ct Desire de-
meurent q Duluth: Madame Mail
hiot a Cloquet, MINI: Regis,
Etienne ct Mesdames Eustache
Cartier ct Antoine Saumier a Ait,
ken, MINI. ct Jean-B aptiste 3
Grandburgh, comt6 Burnett, Wis.
Les fun6railles ont Gu lieu lie ~
novembre, q l'6glise st. Jean Bap-
tiste, au milieu dun grand con-
cours de pe1sonnes.
r. I. p.
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HCH0 Dbl IIoUHST

On nomm6 Morris ct So femme,
de Superior, ont quite cette der
Mere Vile pour aller s'6tablir q
Seattle, peasant y r6ussir mieux,
mails nal leur en- prit, car la semai,
ne derni6re, leurs deux cadavres fu-
rent %retrouves dams leur cabane.
lis etaient morris de faim.
Xxx
A la reunion dern1Are des
Knights Of Honor, on a 6lu M.
Gustave Paradis, reporter a la pla-
CO de M. w. j. Dargis. % nou-
veaux membres ont 6te mites.
Xxx
M. Hugo Paradis, ga femme ct
sa soeur, sont parts HE: pour une
visite de quelques semaines a Mar
quette, Mich.
Xxx
Les trois plus baaux "block" de
la tete du lac, seront completes de
bonne heure CO prlntemps, savoir:
LIE Minnesota Block, lie Berkshire
Block ct lie Washington Block, tous
trois de cling 6tages chacun, de
100 pieds de front ct absolument q
l'6preuve du feu.
Xxx /
Les prinoipaux officers de ia
Superior Red Wing ct Southern
r. T.. Company ont choisi un ter
rain DIES plus cheers ct DIES mieux
situ6s pour leur terminus.
Les operations commencement
sous peu.
Xxx
The West Superior Barg Works,
commencement bient6t a construire
leurs propres machines pour leurs
vapeurs "Wale back" ct 6tabliront
un immense usine.
Xxx
LIE gouverneur Peck a nomme
NJ. W. d. Wallace de notre Vile
CONNIE Lumber inspector" ct a en-
meme temps accord6 So grace q un
nomm6 Geo. Weston qui await Ste
condamn6 il y a quelque deux ans
pour vol dune bourse au pr6judi.
&c du Juge Clough.
PIONEER.
n. de la R.-Nous avons recu
cette correspondence trop tard pour
etre publi6e la semaine derni4re,
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M. Pierre NORM, de Hamel Sta
ton, Emilien Lefebvre, d'Oss6o
Geo. Gamache, Andover, Dakota
Mde Paul Godin, Dayton, MINI.
Nine II. Lafreniere, Ashland, Wis.
L. j. Benoit, Orookston, MINI.
T. A. Gincheraeu, Helena, Mont.
J. B. Chale, P. NJ, Olga, Dakota
L.. D. Houde, Turtle Lake, Wis.
sont autoris6s q collector Ut d prem
Dire de nouveaux abonn6s pour
PEOHO DE L'OUEsT.
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de sulfurique ct la fabrication des
bottles, on peut estimer sans GRAIN
to q $4,000 lie nombre DIES ouvriers
auxquels cette nouvelle industrie
donnera du travail.
Et ces $4,000 o%uvriers donneront
du pain q 100000 personnes.
Ces fats 6tablis, nous laissons
au Times le soin de r6pondre lui-
meme q la question quill s'est po'
see.
La preuve que non-seulement
cette taxe don't parle notre confre'
re disparaftra avant longtemps,
mails qu'elle fera meme place a une
diminution sensible dams les priz
anterieurs a la loi Mckinley, nous
la trouvons dams CO fat qu'avant
longtemps nous n'aurons plus be-
soin du fer blanc anglais, puisque
d6ia 81 manufactures de &c produit
sont 6tablies aux Etats- Unis, sa-
voir:
A Philadelphia 3, ct une dams
chacune des villes ci-dessous
Brooklyn, Baltimore, Apollo, Pa;
McKeesport, Pa; Irondale, Ohio;
Niles, Ohio; Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Orvis, Elwood, Ind, Chicago, Jol,
liet, Ill; st Louis, Piqua, Ohio ct
Blairsville, Pa.
Aussi, CONNIE on a bien compria
la situation dams rOhio, ct CONNIE
on s'est empress6 d'6lire McKin-
ley, rauteur de la loi qui, dimu.
nuant les revenu des Etats. Unis
de 100000 900 de dollars par an, q
dome naissanoe q une %nouvelle in
| dustrle americana.
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lie Fou. journal annonc6 CONNIE
devant etre humoristique at don't
le premier ct unique num6ro a etc
public q Worcester, Mass, ma v6ou
que ce que vivent les roses, ct son
r6dacteur, M. G r. Daoust est re-
tourn6 al National de Lowell,
Mass.