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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

BMuIlTos BEACH, July 3l.-Tho
weather was clear aud the track heavy.
Six and onv-hnlf furlongs-Ely won,
Louis second, Jamestown third. Time,
li2Tl.
Five furlongs-Nocallto won, lrregu-
lar second, Under Cover third. Time,
lNi,.
Seven NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won,
Rover second, Lithbert third. Time,
1894.
Mile Rambler won, I,oni0rd second,
Nitgic third. Time, l:Ill.
Handicap, i've lurlongs - Tanner
won, Blossom second, Meridian third.
Time, li13l.
Mile-Modloska won, Somerset Sec
ond, Upman third, Time, l;iai.
Six and one-halt iutionRs-Ilomanc
won, Ied second, Trumps third. Time,
l:25.
seven furlOngs--rhlers l.. won,
Spark second, Fidoiia third. Time,
1888.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

HELENA, Ark, July 3l.-Isom
White was hanged yesterday. rho
crime for whith he paid the penalty
was committed January 2nd last.
White, Harry Young anu another
negro, Nathan Carer, were picking
cotton for Prince Malloy, also n negro,
living n few miles below Helena.
On tho night la question they went
10 Malloy's house and murdered him
for his money. Carter escaped, but
White ami Young were arrested.
Young turued States evidence, aud
after Whites conviction was sentenced
~ flfteen years In the pcuitentiory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

BUTTE, July 3l.-Mrs. Downey'a
REORGANIZATION developed nothing
OF Importance In the Davls case today.
Sc0nco was recalled aud examined In
reference 10 the charge " sheep steal.
ing, once brought against him before
"a Justice OF tho peace, whom he was
discharged without being required "a
make any defense. The prOponent
then rested his case Of proof OF the will.
The contestant moved for non ult,
asking to have the probate refused Ia
John A. Davis aud dismlsslng his pc
tition, also that the hearing pro-
coed no further; which Will bo argued
Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

SARATOGA, July 3l.--Today IL the
fourth extra day Of the race meeting
here. The weather IL bright, the track
heavy and the attendance fair.
First race for mhidens, five nnd
hslf urlongs-Al1unt McGregor won,
Woodlands Baby oily second, Pan.
handle third. Tlme--lil3.
Three. yohf.olds aud upward, mile
and one iirlong-king Crab won,
Homer second, My Fellow third. Time
-9O0!.
Thrce.year.old-, seven firlougs-
Strategy won, Gold Dollar second, rac-
tlcian third. Timo--i!35.
Four.year.olds and upward, mile
Sauniorer won, Headquarters second,
John Jay 3. third. Timc-l.5li.
All ayes, selling, six mflongs -Ocy-
pets won, Sportdman second, Penny
royal third. Timo-l:9Oi.
For all ages, six iuTlongs.-Cerebus
won, knnesvillc second, Daley n.
third. Time--l:20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

quifed 10 keep upihe revolution, lcav.
ina the receipts of the custom.houros
in the southern province, which are
very small In comparison with those u
the northern ports, now IN the hands
ofthc opposition. for Balmacela 10 de-
fray the enormous expenses VI ulain'
tninlng "a large army, whose uilicen
aui soldiers receive unusually high
pay ~ an inducpmtnt for them 10 stiuh
u the Government party.
The general opluiDn u IN favor "
the ultimate success o. tho opposition
party. aud ns before mentioned, with
the equipments OF war expected 90 at
rive nj any moment the puestlon viii
meet with u quick solution. mud V II 30
bc hoped that the sacrifice N more
valuable live will be unnecessary
S. 4. Chronicle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

BELwooD, Fla, July al.-Mura
Fsnchrr aged 10, last night shot aud
Instantly Killed A. G. ioDes, connected
with tho Florida Central q Peninsula
railroad. For nearly a year pat Jones
had been paying attentions 10 Miss
Fanchcr. but about two months ago no
married another girl.
she waited on corner until he app
puared aud blew his brains Out with u
revolver. She assert that Jones had
been crlminslly Intimate with her,
under promise OF marriage. She was
Immediately arrested. Public sympaihy
IL ontircly on her sid,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

New YonIS, July 3l.-One Of the
executors " the estate of the late Mfs.
Hopkins.Scarles says tho clause In her
will relating to Timothy Hopkins was
not caused by any ill.fecliug, but that
Mn. HUphus.searlcs had transferred
very considerable amount OF her
property b. her adontrd son In her
llfvtime,nnd that hu was No well prOvld.
ed for that there was no occasion Tor
making any provision for him In her
will.
lie Il now on his way from Japan TO
San Ffaneisco, where he resides.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

HorhrOS, Tex, July william
Caldwell, colored, was hanged today Ia
tile county jail. His neck was broken
and he was pronounced dead at the
expiration of eight minutes. Ihe
crime foe which Caldwell was exc.
en,ed was ihe killing Of DIR. G.. NJ.
shlmblon ON tho night OF July 81,
lsSs.
This was tho fifst murder Of what be-
cams the nntshlc vendetta between
what l. hero knUgn ~ the "Jaybird"
md "Woodpeckpr" factions ia Fort
bend county. The warfare existed
two years between these factions, cs-
terminating whole families and scores
O. men were murdered during ts
rcirn.
Caldwell il the only person who met
judicial death on account o. II. Dt.
shamblcn was n prominent 'Jaybird"
~ Democrat and a leader ~ tho Opp0-
fltiou To thoso who were controlling the
political destiny Of Fort Bend county
1T that time.
Caldwell was "Wooipecker" or
Republican. On the night Of the as
sas-iuati0u Dr. Shnmblen wns holding
n family prayer near Richmond, Fort
Rend county. Suddenly lOnd Oi
hucksho, was fired through the win.
dow Into DR.. Shambvn. He fell ~
the n1ur with n groan aud GA plfed, still
holding closely the Bible from which
be had been reading.
Caldwell had been renting farm
ffum the murdered man aud there had
lren trouble between them. The EVIL.
deuce On which he was convicted was
purely clrcuinstautlal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

GARFIELD PARs July "A. o. Tho
weather was partially cloudy and the
track was fast.
Six furlongr Blue Rock won, Vie
tofla second, bob Paxton third. Time
lib.
Six mrlong.-Orley won. Farluo
second, sax thirj. 'fimc--l:lii.
six furlongs- Elsie u. won, Post
ODDS second, Governor Ross third.
fimc-l;li.
Nine sixtccnthe OF milc-Goldstone
Won, Deceit second, Greouor third.
Iime--l.ji.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

PAms, July SILT ia stated that the
Chilean cruiser "Presidente Plnto,"
which was stranded when leaving
Toulon. has been 1oated again With
out having suffered any IgJury. Tho
cruiser will get ready 10 leave Toulon
Immediately 10 complete It's pfepara-
lions and continue Its voyage TO Chile
ut once.
The Chilean government has sont a
complete crow Of sailors 10 meet the
cruiser.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

CLEVELAND, July 3i.-Coloncl =. &.
Reynolds, a million ire grain meT.
chant VI Toledo, has jus. returned from
England, where he succeeded In or.
ganiLing company with capital OF
e., 800, 001 to operate liue Of steamers
direct from Toledo aud other Lake
Erie ports TO Liverpool.
A branch line will run between
New Orleans aud Liverpool In the
coitUu.carrying trade. The Lake Erie
steamers will carry -four and grain.
The Toledo FIGURING Mills have made
arrangement. 10 ship to Liverpool by
water two.thlrds oil its output 5000
barrels day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

CHICAGO, July 3l.-Milc and seven-
~ yards Mlrabtau won, WoodcRii
second, Protection third. Time
l:i9i.
Six furlougs-Lltile Bllly won, julia
May second, Prince Henry third
Tlme-l:l6.
Milo-Attlcus won, Patrick second,
ivhnhOe third. Time-l:I3.
Seven fuflongs-Iowa won, Bob Me.
Cart second, Rcd Leo third. Time
1881.
Mile and onc-eighth-St. Aalbans
won, Car second, Laura Doxey third.
Tlme-l.js.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

Sr. pAuL, July 3i.-Fivc furlongs--
Lem Frcy won, Annoruan SECOND,
queen Olivia third. Timo--l02l.
Mile and one.sixtecnth-Royal Gar
ter won, JIM Dunn second, Comedy
third. rime-l:ig.
Allle aud a hali--Princo Fortunatus
won, Juguttha second, Twilight Third
No time.
Mile heats remmol won both, In.
noovnco second, Secret tdlrd. Time
1891.
Mile and iurlong Harry Ray
won, Dollekius second, Hogan third
Tlme--l.3j.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

WAslINuroN, July Sl.-In view Of
the exhaustive trial made by the navy
department with tho result Of demon.
stfnting the superiority and greater
tensile strength OF nlokle steel resist.
auco Rrmor for navy vessels, the secrr-
tary Of the navy has contracted with
Carnegie, Phipps 4 Co. for ten three
inch protective deck plates, upper
layers. The relative cost OF these
plates as compared with pure steel
will DO studied, II satisfactory terms
can be made this kind OF armor will
be adopted In the construction OF tho
nrmored cruisers "New York" and
"Ctnlser No.l2."
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81. PAUL, July 3l.-A special 10 the
DiJd'oh from Foit Pierre, :. D., says'
"rherr was lively time at Fort Pierre
yesterday, oausoiby the sudden change
In IA, channel Of the Missouri river,
which washed away strip Of banl,
eighty feet wide aud quarter Of n
mile long. There were several frame
buildings on the strip, but by energetic
work they were barely saved from top
plug over Into the iiood.v
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NO TRUTH IN THESE sssrH-
TONS.
The Stories Circulated for Effects The
Condition Of Things Are Worse
Than Ever.
FALSE nrponrs.
The Laws Against the Russian Jews
Not RELEASED.

IoSpoS, July si.--'rhc Dunlap Dial.
srll News Agency has several Times
given currency 10 the report that the
State department Of the United states
has ieen informed that the Car OF
Russia, ut tho instance Of the United
states, had ordered temporary relax.
alton Of the laws for the expulsion OF
tbc Jews. These statements have been
erch time pronounced untrue. II IL re-
tsrorird again today. Today the ~.
pe,ersburg correspondent Of thu Ttnes
savs these stories are circulated In the
interests OF certain officials. The cor.
respondent says nothing OF the kind
occurred. Private advices say things
arr vorsc than ever.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

LONDON, July 3l.-Ihe Times ST.
Petersburg correspondent says he
learns from high authority that follow
log the various 'pourparler-" between
Baron Mohrenheim, Russian minister
ut Paris aud tbs French government
authorities, Admiral Gervais brought
with him toIliais the draft Of the con.
iltions OF tho treaty OF alliance between
France aud Russia for consideration
aud elaboration. The correspondent
adds "When the negotiations are
concluded the document will he signed
ny the Russian minister and left In
embryo until II becomes opportune for
The Car 10 slgn the treaty. Admiral
Gervais has spent his mornings Ia close
CONSULTATION with NJ. de Oilers, General
Van Nofsky, minister OF war aud chief
OF the admiralty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

WASHINGTON, July 81. - Secretary
Tracy today received the following
telegram from Commander Cotton, Of
the "rhetis," from Ounnlhslta, dated
July l2,via San Francisco; "rhe 'rhe-
IT,, arrived at sand Point June %, and
reached hure July .; went TO Pribylon
and returned July 10; warned eight
vessels. 'Nymph arrived on tho 18th
Inst, 'Mohican' on the sth, aud the
Alert on the 9th. The 'Mohican'
and the 'Nymph' 70 TO pribylotf today,
tho 'rhotis' tomorrow and the 'Aler'
Tuesday for n two weeks cruise.
Warned four vessels and seized the
British schooner 'li, T.. Marvin. MAR
VIM VIII be- sent to Victoria by tho
British COMMANDER"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

IQUiQUE, July al.-ThU whole u the
northern provinces from HuascO 10
africa, the richest by fat In Chile, are
now Ia the hands u the opposition,
and when the expected supply u arms
nul ammunition and other equipments
VI war arrives An attack viii hu made
on the territory held by Balmaceda.
The army NJ the Congressional party
now consists Of several regiments, In.
GLIDING artillery, cavalry, lancera, ca.
ginccfH aud Infantry, numbering In all
something over 10000 men fairly
disciplined, while lialmacoda Is said 10
have - 900 men under arms. The
ranks NJ the opposition Rrc daily IN.
croasing, volunteers coming 10 Join
their cause from all parts. Several
hundred young men from the leading
families OF santiago andNalpArnlno len
their homes 10 Join the opposition
party, many crossing the Andes In
winter 10 the Argentine Republic, pro.
ceeding north and rccfossing tho Cor.
dillrra ut point where they. could
enter the northern provinces u Chile
occupied by the revolutionary forces,
covering In some Instances 1000 10
| 5000 mile. in the Journey. Several
also lost their Hives In the snow ON the
/ submits ~ tho Andes. IL they find
the same mvOr In the south very severe
/ fighting can scarcely 10 looked for.
/ This IA n question, however, that has
10 be solved, hut Il L. the general opln.
Z lou that the upholiors Of Congress Will
be Joyfully received In BAlmaceda's
/ Territory.
since the occupation OF IoplaIo
nothing very interesting mas laktn
place hcyond the TACT that ON different
occasions ihe northern potts ocou-
pieu ooy the oppositloh nave been
/ Ntluou ny Tue torpedo cruisers Lynoh
and Condoll and the transport lm-
/ poriai' me hfst Two named vessels
have speed OF twenty.one miles per
hour anu the Imperial fourteen To IT.
teen miles.
VA tue sth OF June me port OF
fls'gua wah visited ny the govern
ment boats anu ia thv absence OF the
! opfosition war -hip- they entered the
( port anu commenced bombatdlng
! without the slghltst intimation. About
100 shells were hrod directly Into The
town IN The space OF two hours calis'
Ing considerable damage 10 property,
but fortunately no lives were lost.
buling 'he "''h"buhNhN tho kallA"h
In Plsngua mounted twenty'ton gun,
the first shot from which being sui.
hoient To nighien the invading heel
on, The action OF the government
thlVs |" ,lpasua ~ ull,lcult 20 "huur'
smnu; hhi hoy uussI9yci Wy
Ihuhchssi NnnIN.S hnu ptheI hpPn
huvos 70 I,oNeht tne Aniplnvnt ~
hilta'o VIZ 0ong'.as party mouln has'
nrah p,vuli,unu 70 vJnsi '
mnt' uut notniny lo,s.n,e Wa u ,s,.,,,
hule ~ uunlphIu,ih uuIouH'l'ss .sNn,
anu Tue Wnolo aua't seems tluiou'ous
IN WV sN'''lhp' A.. -,....-.
va Wv s'uIo my tno ho,Ne nas su'll.
N,s,ss hplout'u ou i'lu'Puo hnu lIoI''
ulstahee VI 4NoI ~n NUTS vorI'
mohSou "a leIIlnu cahnul'lo Mh,Sh
was Sept UP iot over t"o houis, .ht
vessels soslhlnB aDout III NN'ou'
directions IA .ne I,ie ,'ll',l Up 70
'Ae pfeson' ~ hNs no' n"uh ivsoA'uu "
mnh "liat ,he enlls MeIv ntlns ~ u,
nor single enot oahlo Nisnlil uliios ~
4 NuAllIlAAnuNla
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ORANGE Nj, July "a. Adelaide
Brown, domestic, entered the study
" Rev. Wil,lam G. Jason, pastor OF
Sc. Johns NJ. h. Church, yesterday
morning, drew cuwhidr and cam-
mcnced striking him singing blows.
lie seized the whit, rat her out NJ the
study aud subsequently she was Jailed
on II warrant sworn out by the miu'
isitr.
The young woman 4 thought 10 he
out Of her head. She Il said 10 iu in
love with the minister aud angry be.
cause her affection 10 not rcclprocatcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

Nrw YoRK, July 81. - John c.
Avery, an Investment broker repro.
scnting tho Fort Worth Land Com.
pany and other Western landed enter.
prises, failed today. II IL believed tho
failure Il consequent upon the failure
Of the Berkely Extension Land Com.
pany, In which Avery was u large
stakeholder. The assets and liabilities
arc unknown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

Which people In run down state Of
health derive from Ho0d's SarxAparilla
concluHively proves that this medicine
"mshes the weak strong." IL does not
act like siimulant, lmparting fictitious
strength, hut Hoods Sarspsrilla build
up In n perfectly natural way all tho
weakened parts, PARTIES the blood, aud
assists To healthy action those impor-
tant organs, the kidneys and liver. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

SAITH, July ~. 80 Early this
morning fire hroie out iu the MOu.
tana livery stahlcf, completely con.
suuiing The stables, a saloon, lodging
house and three Chinese stores adjoin-
Ing. George William, a butcher, was
burned 10 death, amt negro cook aud
his wife received ialal Injuries. The
loss II estimated nj $4,000.
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1891, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH TERRIFIC

Tho correspondence closed with
letter from secretary Blaine. under
date of June 18Th last, IN which he
states that the suggestion will have the
careful confederation u the President,
and that It shall be the subject q a
selarate note.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

CHICAGO, July 3l.--Mrs. hettle II.
Gren, the wealthy New York woman,
was again defeated today In "a phase "
The protracted litigation which sho
brought to set inside the sails Of section
u, township OF Cicero, Cook county, to
the Grant Locomotive Works Of New
jersey, for something over Sj0,0O1.
When, under the former decision, she
failed to have the sale sct aside, the
present. suit was begun ON behalf Of hsr
children, shu settling forth that A. they
were not parties TO the former suit they
had not had their day In court.
Judge Tulcy, OF the circuit court, In
n Adhesion rendered today, holds that
the children were not properly parties
tothe suit; that they could only ostab-
lish n claim after their mothers death;
that they might die before her, 10 their
claims might never mature, The bill
wa accordingly dismissed.
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., TOPEKA, Kans., July 3i.--A letter
siuh Anthony, Kansas, suites that
suu,s his return from Topeka, Judge
inehay has been acting more arbiirar.
,'y lhhu he Ever had. He had deter.
mined 10 rule In the twenty. fourth
u W. according to his own ideas
court.
"A he has set asldc all the decisions OF
,uu special Judge elected by the bar TO
p'vslIe over the court while lac was
.'eiu the Supreme couct answering 10
rs,nhlge oi contempt Of court.
iuo Peoplo's party papers are at
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New YoRlS, July 3l.--The stoam-
ship "Portia" from Halifax brings nd
Vices that the closing Of the lObster
canning factories ON the west coast Of
Newfoundland created n perfect panic
among thousands OF workmen former
ly employed In them aud thoy aro nc.
tunlly starving.
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tempting to make hero OF Judge Nc.
Kay aud mn account of the contempt
proceedings prepared by the Alliance
Tribune Of this city Is published this
week In all the reform newspapers
Throughout the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

LAWRENCE, Mass, July 3i.--Heavy-
weight John Sullivan OF California
this afternoon IN prize fight Just over
the New Hampshire line Ia eight
rounds knocked out Frank Gallagher
Of this town with four ounce gloves
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CHICAGO, July SILT was reported
this afternoon that the large sub,crlp.
ton book houses OF II. =. Pealo 4 Go.
aud the Peoples Publishing Go. had
consolidated with u capital ~ 5 ,OOl,0Op.
Tho new firm will be known - II. ..
i'calc n Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

WAsHINoTos, July al.-Acupg See.
rotary Wharton asserts positively that
the department Of State 10 without any
information respecting the alleged
suspension VI tue Russian odicI ABOUT
toe Jews.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

LoNpoN, July 3l.-rhis Ia the last
day Vt the Goodwood meeting. The
event OF tho day was tho race for the
Chesterfield cup for three-year-olls
AMI upwards, mile aud a quarter. IL
was won by Henry hiiller's MY,
Shrine, Lord Badlord's Guttlesione
second and q. RyalPs Elopment
third.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

Daily except sunday.
I Daily except Monday aud Tuesday.
Orchestra Band in attendance every
day.
Fare for round trip, SOC.
u. II. hurley,
Genl. ARt. Pa-sgr. Dept.
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NOE'aGE.

A "THIBODATN BANK" vous donners
IL credit au pair sur tons niandats payables
dams q%uelque endroit que ce soit dies Etats
inns. 1T yotre coaupte est toujnurs il la
disposition de yos mandats. On ne charge
rieli pour de pGts d'ar.ent. II lie plus Gu vous
fonrnit Dies manaats en- blanc. arec lesquels
Nous pottrrez tIFer lie tolst. on anf paFtie de
wore argent, scion rotte bon piaisir.
La harqua est iGi pour voi~ srrvir, ct ellie
conpte SIR v"ns. quelaar petises on grandes
one Soient nns atfairts. .aFF ~ s+
Soliritant votre patronag e: ,je suis, H. L
Tres respectueusement.
q. z. SHAVER, Caissier.-
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bres, lattaire est toinbGe lean.
Nous avons m~aintenant confance que
ceuS qni avaient mis- opposition au
passage de cette bonnie idee, tlu;
donneront une consideration sGrieuse.
ct seront les premiers a agiter cette
question a leur premiere reunion, ct
en- d%onneront I'm vote unanime pour
son passage.
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TINDIDATUkES.
DE CoUR :

,otauts denaoerates de q. =
goisse Leto"che. -
sn;s .candidat a la place de
qgupeEFFIER DE LA COuR de
IT, n,roisse. a Ia prochaine election
m.ire ct solicite respectueasement
yos s~uttrages.