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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23

Yin A. CiAK.


NITY BONDS.-HOLDEkS OF
~ RICHMOND SIS, maturing July LIST, arc in
vited 70 call and examine the list Of high-grade
CITY, STATE, and RAILROAD SECU RITES
which VT are now Offering, Including
RICHMOND A, DANNILLE SIS, COLUMBUS
(Ga.) SIS, WILMINGTON N. C.) Sc, NASHVILLE
(Tenn.l 416s, DALLAS AND FORT WORIH
Crex) SIS, VIRGINIA NEW PER CENTS,
NORTH CAROLINA As, PErERSBU re RAIL
ROAD CLASS IS. RICHMOND, FREDERICKs-
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD DIVIDEND
OBLIGATIONS, WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
GUARANTEED BONDS; also,
VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
UHANICAL SOCIETY lsr MORTGAGE
0PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
total issue 500, 900, secured on property worth
$l50.000 TO 100000.
INTEREST GUARANTEED BY CITY OF RICH
MOND.
portion OF this issue has already been en-
gagged at 100 and interest We offer the unsold
balance a; same price, reserying the right 20 ad-
vance price without notice.
SEND FOX JULY BOND CIRCULAR
Coupons and interest collected for clients with
out charge.
ROPE-TRAvELLERS CREDfTs.-I,etters
OF credit furnished on BROWN, SIMPLIFY x
CO., JOHN MUNR0R X CO., j. y. MORGAN X
CO.. or the Messrs. R0THsCHILD at option OF
purchaser, AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT THE
WORLD.
We draw our own bills Of exchange on London
and all the principal cities Of Europe.
JOHN /. WILLIAMS & son, Bankers,
corner Tenth and Main streets,
fe2S Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
DISTRESS IN BUENoS AYRES.
Men Seen Picking Food from Offai Heaps
Feeling Against the English.

LONDON, July PA Buenos Ayres letter
savs. Intense distress prevails here
among the poor. Prices are advancing rapidly.
4 barrel OF -four has within month risen from
ais ia paper to $3.50. Men are frequently
Zen nicking food from offai heaps Business
reonle blame English bankers for their pohcy
N propping up the Barings, and thus prosrsct-
ins ne crisis Public feeling is bitter against
tie English, and British flags displayed IN honor
OF the national hetes are torn down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
NEW Yoek STOCK MARKET.


New YORK, July 22.-DsalIngs in the
stock market to-day were marked by even
less feature than those of the preceding
days, though the general tendency OF
prices under the influence of the covering
of shorts by the trading element was up
ward. There was no real strength in the
market, however. and the fluctuations
were on the same limited scale as usual OF
late and possessed little significance. Al
the highest prices, however, few stocks
showed material gains over last evenings
figures. the one great exception being
sugar. which was allowed to drop away
over per cent. by the manipulators.
FOREIGN PURCHASES.
The market to-day was helped by foreign
purchases. and as usual when this IL de-
tected, there was q desire TO cover shorts
shown by the traders, and the buying by
these two interests served 10 keep prices
firm to strong throughout the greatest
portion of the day. Union Pacific and
ST. Paul were specially prominent for
strength. but the advances on the Others.
including Burlington, were confined to
fractional amounts in all cases.
THE OPENING STRONG.
strong opening was followed by fur
Their gains of large fractions IN the rail
road list, though Burlington was kept
down by the rumors of further bond
issues, and the lndustrials were rather
heavy. with decided weakness IN Sugar
after an early advance. Stocks with an
international market. under the circum-
stances. naturally took the lead IN the up
per movement. and Union Pacific and -.
Paul scored the largest gains. the Others
beng content with fractional changes
only. The downward movement IN sugar
was reversed IN the late trading and
nearly all the loss was recovered. COrdage
az the same time showing more ANNA
ton without material change.
THE CLOSE DULL But FIRM.
The market held ITS early advances well.
though the upward movement eliminated
toward l O'clock. and finally closed dull
but firm az about the best prices of the
day. The final changes are almost inyari-
ably small fractional advances. but Union
Pacific shows a gain of per cent, being
alone in that respect. The sales OF listed
stocks aggregated 1000 shares; unlisted,
5000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Erm6g.- Exchange quiet and firm at
iS5siss. Commercial bills. 4S3%a4SGis.
Money easy at 1ila2. closing offered at g.
Suh-Treasury balances Coin, S92, 1861 600
currency, So. 900. Governments dull
Dut heavy; per cents. III: -, 1902
hid. State bonds entirely neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
NO PAUPERS IN SERVlA.
No such Thing as a WOrk-House In the
Country.

Country.
The opinion ia generally held that there
is nothing entirely perfect IN existence.
The opinion holds good in Seryla's case.
1t has had more trouble with its reigning
princes during the century than almost all
the other European countries combined.
and vet though the fact Is not generally
known-it IL one of the best countries IN
the world. AZ least so far as the condition
of its lower classes Is concerned.
At the last census estimated in 1890 the
total population was given at 2,O96,O43, Of
which not "A single one was pauper.
There il no such thing as work-house IN
the country.
The inhabitants are thrifty, their tastes
run usually to agricultural pursuits, and
even the poorest have some sort OF free
hold property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
Richmond People Married In Washington.

Couples from Richmond and other sec
lions Vi Virginia made the matrimonial market
in the national capital quite iiyely yesterday.
Iirenses were issued there 70 eight Virginia
complies, among them the following five from this
civ; !. 4. O'bfien and Mabel N. Jones' Charles
h. Kahn and Lena d. Brown, John l.. Lowry ana
Elizabeth Virginia wilkins, Francis j. liin ana
Annie al. GoOde, John W. Norris and Florence
Iueas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
PRINCE EDWARD ELECTION CONTEST
Judge Farrar Reserves His Decision Until
the August Term.

FARMyILLR, VA. July 21.-The lengthy
discussion in the contested election case
in Prince Edward court was continued until
midnight Of lastnight and resumed AT an early
hour This morning by Colonel Fitzgerald, Of
counsel Tor the contestecs, who concluded his
speech n bout noon. His Honor, Judge Fdr-ar,
inter a patient and attentive hearing Of argu-
Inent for almost eighteen hours, reserved his de-
cision until the August term Of the court. COun-
sci for contestants asked for a dismissal a. 10
the district officers, whose elections were also
contested.
Mr.. b. j. Harvey was appointed and qualified
ns deputy sheriff Of Prince Edward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
mat, If Mrs. Eliuab,th p. Reeve.

ASHLAND, July 2l.-Our citizens were
startled and greatly shocked this morning. 70
learn OF the death OF MriL Ellzaneth =; nees We
r.iict of Mr. John p. Reeve, who was before ms
aaa,s nr,,.perous merchant Of Richmond
Mrs. Reeve had been living with her dsaghter,
Mrs. James Miller, ever since her husosna >
.s'.'as nsr time with the family and retired at
30 O'clock feeling well, though little tired
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
NEVER RETURNED ALIVE.
eLLINGSWORrH KNOCKED OUT.
Harris Martin, 81 Black PEARL" Does Him
Up In Five Rounds.

MrsyTspoL1s. MrvY., July 2l.-The finish
fight tonight between Joseph Filings
worth. OF New YORK, tho ex-American middle
weight champion, and Harris Martin, better
known as the black Pcnrl Of Minneapolis, At
tracted thrOng that more than tested the ca
Athletic Club II was all one way from the
start, and In the hfth round Eilnes3orth Was
knocked out. Hc was badly used up, bat his OPP
pouent was scarcely marked at all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23

The shrinkage Ia the production OF Bessemer-
steel ingot- IN the first hau OF 1871, as com
pared vita the drst half OF 1890, was over II per
cent whilo the shrinkage IN the production OF
Bcssemcr-stoel rails ia the same period was
nearly - per cent. These are veFy great shrink
ages. The vide gap between tnein' however,
again Illustrates the growing popularity Of
Beasomer steel in the production OF articles
other tnen rails. Our production OF Jesse
mcr-stecl rails 10 the first hall Of 1881 was the
smallest hali-ycarly production that has taken
place since the hrst half Of 1880. IL was even
smaller than ina the second half OF that particu-
larry dun year. The reduction in the insoi pro
duc.iun Ia the FIRST hall Of 1871 as compared
with tie nrst half OF 1880 was wholly due 10 tho
decreased demand for rails
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
Sxrun of EigA,

produced from the laxative and nutritious
luice OF California figs, combined with tae
medicinal virtues of plants known to be
most beneficial to the human system. acts
gently on tho kidneys, liver. and bowels,
eaectuaily cleansing the system. dispeil-
ing colds aud headaches. and curing hs-
bitual constipation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
AsTEEL COMPANY SHUTS DOWN.
Result Of Dispute with the Amalga-
,natod A.sociation-J. 900 Men Idle.

HARRIsBuRG. Pa, July 21.-The entire
plant of the Pennsylvania Steel Company
AZ Steelton shut dogn to-day owing 20 dispute
with the AmalgamatoI Association. This action
il Is said. was taken after the company di-cof-
cred that there wOui1 not ho sufficient men 10
continue operations. Almost 1000 men nre
thu. made Idle. The outcome Of the struggle If
prOblc;naiical
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
TAX ON RAILROADS.
what the Transportation Lines Have to
PAY the state.

what the Transportation Lines Have TO
PAY the State.
Tie State of Virginia Will receive nearly
>-I.N uorc this year than il did last from
t.....n tl, railroad and canal companies
'.e t.mmouw,alth.
I.. ,ial income from this source In
vs >l7l557Cl. This year the rail
.ri other transportation lines Will
3D.. 'op .y thc,snug lsum of SIA.999.66 -
f.e. Ia dollars and cents Of
-. f-H2
i.cs gratifying exhibit Of the mate
lucnt aud extension of traffic fa'ili-
far STATE. The enlarged revenue is due
t.- building ~ additional railroad limos
nl,orial advance ga the assessments
81 - o.. Board oi Public Works.
ECEEAsX u MILEAGE.
f.pa.t OBJ, thc loard, ln-t from the hands Of
'i.'r, shows that the total mileage IN
'.'.t o. always nul cauals-thc former also
< tar sirret-car 4ncs-is 3.l.b.Sf.
.i 'n.I' q" one year aco was 80 - o,
tt ,haf 1903 5f-lOO miles Of road was
'Hl tllur tho twelve months.
...u to tAc tu1 referred 10 above there
.-.u fhc levy o.! ! per cent. on The net
2 ihr various corporations the sum Of
rs against s6"0J from the Same
30 1890.
IuE BOARDS WORK.
.HIi oc remembered that tue Board Of Pub
81 '.-t recently devoted several weeks 20 the
ic % ne important duty OF ievying the
.-' " Nn trafH guriauon companies Of the state.
.NiHIf Mckinney aud the other members
'.i -H"n 60 Norfolk aud spent several days Ia
.nf the railroad properties sud then made
y Inspection OF tho great Norfolk aud
.'rrI fN-tsm.
Alter fo,gming 10 Richmond thoy spent seyo-
10. ODDS u further considering The matter and
p i.if iAc Arguments Of legal representatives
iAe ttiipus corporations Then in private
i'i ihcy liked upon the assessments, and
h,iNoU tai- morning presents o. the pub
l..t
YHE LARGEST INCREASE.
% printed settlement, which was obtained
itr Public Printer yesterday, covers ex-
r. lhf~- and rs arranged In accordance with
i"iin which mas been followed for number
t'a.'- IN comparison with The statement Of
'' 'he pamphlet just issued affords quite an
resting study. ia tue main the assoHs-
ere ule same and The Increase is
..'ty Que 10 ifo acquisition Of additional real
.aic ine extension OF properties, aud the
.'ihtnt ~ equipments.
.-' iafgort Increase b IN the case % the Nor
'.' western railroad, which pays 20 the
$3.50 llif year ADO. 800. 80, whereas twelve
W. ago its tar Was sac, 0js.S4.
~ lo,u tne Norfolk Gnc Western had 55e.3g
3" tpta' Win roadway ana TRACK valued at
d 500 Ia 1891 Il 10 credited with 500 81
S.. W. N wax, with foadbod aud track value Of
'.<,'oO. Tho increase IN the value Of other
ter n III proportion, m addition OF
ta<5 having been made q It's rolling
,.'' ne Total value " the companys pro-
pony IL si2,121. 33G.g3.
On1g RAILROADS
oo ga On uo lst VI railroads comes the
M -,i.oha snd Dansille which embraces, ia al
tl 70 iae Danyills systeIn proper, the Virginia
| .',' ana iOik. River roads and several
Ns tAsnSSsr~ ILLS company pays 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. July 22.-Virginia lO-40s, 3!
bid; baltimore and ohio stock. 50 bid; North
crn Central stock. G@I9 bid; Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern lsis, s.: DO lst in|nes, D
asked: do. "a Incomes. 20l5 asked IL. 81 in-
comes Il bill consolidated gas bonds. / 10 bid !;
do stock A. asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks, Grain,
Tobacco, Cotton, &r.. and In Con-
nection Herewith the Wsa-
ther Indications
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

WARRINGTON. ID. G., july ~. Fore
IKMN east for Virginia and North Caro-
lima: Showers: stationary tempera-
ture. except slightly warmer IN e1-
IRENE western portions: east winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
A REIGN OF TERROR IN CHILE.
Baimaceda's DespOtism and Tyranny-No
security for Life--Britisher Shot.

LONDON, July 22.-The following advices
have been received from Chile cid Buenos
Ayres: President Balmaceda has had shot AZ
VALPARAISO Richard COmmpg, the son OF an
Epglishman, who was born in Chile. The prisons
are filled with sufferers without respect TO age,
class or sex. Two hundred persons are impfi-
soned In Valparaiso. No security Is Afforded 10
foreigners. Judges are removed unless they are
friendly 20 Balmaceda.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
a DECLINE IN The ple-IRoN PRODUCT
The Production in The south rs Compared
win that Of IS9O--BessemCT steel.

PHILADELPHIA. July PA bulletin of
the American Iron and steel ASSOCIATION
published TO-DAY contains the exact figures
OF the production Of piG-irOn IA the United
States III the first half of 1891. The
amount was 3,37l,g25 gross tons, against
i,5c0.5l3 cross tons in the first half of 1890.
a decrease of l.lss,5-S gross tons, or 70 per
cent our production Of plc-lrOn IN the
two halves Of 1890 did not greatly vary, 50
that it /, not necessary 10 make cOmparl-
son with the last half of that year.
TIN DECLINE As II AFitCrs EACH STATE.
The decline in our pTodnrtion Of pe-iron in
Tho first xix months OF 1881 affected the pig
rDu-prO0ucine States very unegually. Some
states actually increased their production In the
inst hall Of 1891, ar compared with The hrst
half ~ $50. The States which Increased their
PRODUCTION were Na-aachusctt-, Connecticut,
Georgia. Texas, Michigan, ana colorado.
-Four Of these States produce only char
coal pg-iIon. Tho production Of Penn
-ylyanih WAS reduced 6362Oi net tons.
ohio, 2Bi.JGS TONS Illinois, l4N,Nl1
tons; Alabama, S4,33O tons; Missouri, 46,dI
tons: New York 44.dl1 tons; West Virginia,
~ G62 tons; Wisconsin, 3I,4S6 tons Virginia,
25i44 tons: Maryland, 23,650 tons; New DER
fcy. 2O.5O4 tons: Kentucky, 0.s61 tons; Indiana,
3gNS tons; oregon, 6j2 tons; and North Caro-
lima. Dos tons. Tennessee came very near MAIN
tanning her record for the first half of last year,
producing ia Tho flrst half OF 1891 within l.tS3
net tons of her production IN The hist hall OF
1880.
The reduction in anthracite and mixed anthra-
cite and coke pie-rOn in the silrst bali OF 1871
was / - per cent. Ia unmiNcd coke aud raw
bifumiuC Is pig-ron 3O.S per cent, and In
charcoal pie-iron per cent The reduction III
Bessimor pig-irOn was 32.S per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
THE REPUBLIC NINE ON FIRE.
The Men Escape. 900 Thrown Ont Oh
Employment indefinitely.

MARQUETTE. MIcH.. July 2l.--Shaft-
No. 5 at the Great Republic mine. I'D thlS
county, took fire yesterday aud was not eA., ,i
pushed until tho flames had spread 20 inc tun-
bering below the surface. The men AZ worS ~
the tine escaped. Both Shaft No. ana snall
No. are now burning furiously, and there mas
already been n serious cnve-in. The l.Ooo men
employed I'm the Republic will be thrown out OF
work indefinitely "a Il IL impossible 20 say wheh
the lIe viii be extinGuished.
TWO YOUNG MEN sUFToCATEn.
MARQUETTE, Mich. July 2l.-Peter Pascoe. 'ir.,
eon Of Peter Pasooe. OF the Republic lron-hlhe
and James Dover, Jr.. were suffOcated by sinoAe
In the mine about noon to-day. Young fa-cOe
had descended into the mine by No. shatt'
with three others, 20 ascertain the extent al tno
fire raging In No. ) and No. O shafts. inc "hO,e
party was overcome by the smoke. fascOc
com panions reach I'd the skip, and were drawn
up unconscious. but be fell by the way. James
Dover descended twice into the smoking snait
TO rescue Pascoe. The first time he was accom-
panied by tour mon aud the whole party was
drawn up unconscious.
NEVER Returned ALIVE.
Tho second time Dowor went alone, and never
returned alive. The bodies Of Dover and Pas-
coe were taken out three hours later fascoe
was tweniy-hye wears old and leaves young
wife. Dover was twenty-three years old ana un-
married. The IRE In the Republic har beeh
raging since Monday morning. starting from a
Gre on the surface ut No. = shaft-house. Inc
damage already IL fully 100000 and tue dura-
ton of the fire ia uncertain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
A s. SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS OF

N Richmond City Circuit Court will PAY
THE BONDS AND COUPONS OF the first mort
gage bonds Of the Buchanan and Clifton Forge
Railway Compsnys bonds, assumed By the kich-
mond and Allegheny Railroad Company, upon
delivery OF same 10 me at the ofice OF the Ches,-
peako and Ohio Railway Company. In the city OF
Richmond, Va.
10 d-oOt =. II. LbLANn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23

We maize no distinc-
ton 6etlCeeD Sacks or
Cttta1oays---Mey all 90
at the one Drice---$9.5O.
only q day or so left,
then it 1CilI be u thing
Of the past.
$25,
$23,
800,
and $40,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

JULY - IoV4s
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-3.S5s bushels.
CORS.-White. 610 bushels Mixed, 6Uo bush-
els. Total, I,;.lO bushels
SALES.
WHEAT.--1.9lS bushels.
COES.-l0 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WHEAr.-IOngberry, s5a96c. Mixed, Soa96c.
shortberry. SOa04c. No. . red, 93aN4c.
C0RS.--Whito prime virginia., Too No. :,
74a7ac. Mixed. MOI, zoe.
OATS.-No. 2, 43a44c. No. 3, 4Oas@c. Reject
cd, 30a3jc.
kTE.-7oaS0c.
FLOUR
We quote: Fine, sS.75as4; supernne, s4.25s
$3.50: extra sI75aS5: family So'-oa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23

The production OF pig-iron IN the nine south
ern States In the hrst hall II 1891, as compared
with tho FIRST half of 1890, shows failinc oN
amounting Go J {. . per cent The figures ara as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23

Dom Pedro Improving.
PARIS. July 21.-Dom Pedro, ex-Emperor
Of Brazil. who has been seriously i'll 81 Nichy Is
now improving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
OfityK HAIi.hoAps.

49,, ga On tio hst VI railroads comes the
o.- .-,i,.no snd Danyle which embraces Ia al
.'..al 10 the DAnylle systela Droue, lie vlrgtnia
{. 4ahd ANA i0ik. River roads and several
'-''@' biAncnsS- lhis compapy pays s3s.-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-10-08
La danse DIES jupes.

L'Am6rique doit remercier Pan
gleterre pour cette dan go 81 gale
qu'on appelle la "danse DIES jupes."
Ellie fut importee dams ce pays il y
a quelques ann6es par une compa-
gnie do Vaudeville de Londres ct
fut en- favour imm6diatement.
II y a quelque chose d'excitant
dams ces coups de pieds qui mena-
cent de briser quelque chose au-
deseus des bees de gaz ct les per-
sonnes CONNIE IL faut couvrept
pieusement leurs yeux de leurs
mnssins a CO moment; mails quand
ellie est bien execut6e cette danse
vault vraiment la peine d'etre vue.
C'est la po6sie de la motion. Eli
il en- est aussi du st. Paul & Du.
luth r. R., la ligne des touristes
par excellence entire Minneapolis,
st. Paul, Duluth ct West Superior
GU viice versa ct points intvrmedia
res. C'est la Duluth Short Line
Les lnformations de toutes sor'
tes sont fournies par les agents DEF
bullets on par Geo. W. Bull, agen'
general des passengers on encore
Geo. G. Gilfllan, assistant agen
general des voYageurs q St-Paul
MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-10-08
En- vingt ans.

Pour lie citoyen du Vieux Monde
qui observe en- voYageant dams lie
Nouveau, les Etats. Unis sont un
pays vraiment merveilleux. En-
Europe, une famille, un village,
une Vile qui ne fait pas remonte1
son orjgine a plus de $50 ans EST
aussi dlficile a trouver qu'un cygne
noir.
lei, soixapte millions de person.
nes vivent de plus quill y q l5C
ans. Mails 81 ces progress sont mer.
vellleux que dire de ceux des der
niers vingt ans?
Un exemple: II y a 20 ans, Chi
cago subit une perte c%olossale par
le feu. La partle commemorate q
etc complement d6truite. Quest
Chicago msintenant? la ieuzieme
Vile des Etats- Unis ct c'est &c
don't on peut Sc convaincre en- pre-
nant The Burlington qui traverse
les principales villes DIES Etats de
pOuest ct du Nord-O Quest.
Pour tous. rensejgnements s'a-
dresser q W. J. G. KENYON, Gen,
Pass. Agent, pour lie G. B. & N,
r. r., st. Paul, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-10-08
]. B. DUFAUD,
Chef de Cave.

6t6 la cause de son suicide. Ii cons.
truisait alors une maison pour un
de ses amis. Un jour quill travail.
lait az deuxieme 6tage de la BATS
SO, sur un 6chafaudage, il fit IN
faux pas ct tomba dams la cave.
Dams ga chute, il s'infiigea une
pleasure inferno, q la vessle, que
les m6decins ont etc impuissants q
guerir.
C'est probablement l'idee de ne
pouvoir jamais sc r6tablir qui a f
nj par ebranler les faculties menta
les du maIheureux st Michel.
Samedi matin, il SO leva a l'heu-
re ordinaire, prit son d6jeuner ct sc
recoucha aussit0t disant q sa fem
me quill Sc sentait indispose.
Vers 6 heures 30, sa femme pc.
n6tra dams la piece quill occupant,
pour voir 81 ellie ne pourrait lui
6tre utile en- quelque chose. ]ors
qu'elle fut frapp6e de l'immobiljt6
des traits de So figure.
Ellie fit mander en- toute hate lie
DIR G6deon Archambault, qui arri-
va pour constater la mott de Fin.
fortune st Michel.
ii portrait q la tempe droite une
pleasure fate par une bale, ct un
revolver etait q son cote. On leger
ilet de sang s'6chappait de So bles
sure. La bale a dn traverser lie
cerveau de part en- part.
LIE defunt joulssalt dune excel
lente reputation.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-10-08

II ya a, dams ce moment.A Minnea-
polls, une bande d'adroits voleurs
qui SO font une specialize de d6va-
User au moyen soft de fausses Giles,
soft dan fl de fer au bout duquel
ills fxent un moroccan de cire, les
bottles aux lettres de la Vile.
Il y a quelques jours MN. T. B.
Loye & Go. d6poserent une lettre
contenant un cheque de trois dol
lars dams la bottle situee au coin de
rAvenue Washington ct de la q
Ave. Sud. Quand il revint de la
banque lis furent tres desagr6able-
ment surprls de voir quill await
6t6 transform6 en- I'm cheque de-
800 dollars. La lettre await 6t6
enlevee de la bottle, ouverte ct lie
cheque ampli66 CONNIE nous Ia
vons dit ci-dessus.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-10-08
Az BIJOU.

LIE success SO continue au Bijou.
La semaine prochsine, common
cant q la matinee dc dimanche, oc-
tobre le IL, on y Lonnera une co
m6die-farce des plus amusante,
iou6e par NM. Hallen & Hart, les
rois de la com6die.
L'audience rira d son aise dams
"Later On" une DIES plus chairman
tes comedies qu'on puisse imagi-
ner.
L'ensemble de Ia troupe qui rem
dra "Later On" est excellent ct tous
les artistes qui la composent sont
q hauteur de leur role.
Sivous voulez vous amuser, alle2
voir Later On" au Bijou.