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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-17

Passenger trA.n. arrive Ans depart from Usion
depot Peoria.
Accommodated train leaves Rock leland s'ts
p. N. arrives ~ Peoria "a a. IN Leaves Tsoriz
: rs p. IN srriye- o. Rock Leland e = N.
cAnLs HAAScH.
Accom-. idlNAe Aeon.
Ly. kock I-lNnd. .... Isl an ei0 a. "a pm
Arr. Reynolds. s.sl lrl.0 - an. SO pm
!" Csble......-..-.. SIS Amlii o. an s.so pm
aeon alAAc. Aoeo-.
W. Gable .....-...-- T.. D an y t0s.-es n 4 -
Ar. Reynolds s;0az spee
4" Rock leland =. Saf .ui pul
Chair car on Past Erures. hsgsccn Rock leland
and Pss1ris IN hnth dircc;ons-
II. n. SUDJOw. IA. sTDCkuoUsE.
Superintendent. Gcrl TIT. Agcrf-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-17
A ssIGNEE's SALE.

Rock leland, ILL.,, Jan. ,s. = i,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

To the Editor OF the TKLKsRAs hEsALD.
would beg small space in your
columns to protect againsta great evil,
and that Is. adding to the height Of old
buildings without properly strengthen
ing the old walls. This is especially
brought to my notice by the application
made TO the council last Monday night.
The Bisseli Carpet Sweeper Co., asks
for permit to make certain improve
ments in their building. which consist
Of adding . story TO the factory proper.
This addition will endanger the lives
OF hundred or moro employees, and
threaten destruction TO adjoining pro-
perty. In proof of this assertion 1t only
needs be stated that the factory is built
upon the old walls of the factory burned
several years ago, and that Is . very
poor foundation upon which to erect
i've stories, each floor with its weight
OF machinery and stock to
say nothing of its living freight.
Indeed, when the fifth story was added
termine if it were best to risk the adj
dltioual weight of that story upon the
old foundation. Only just sufficient
new brick were brought 70 face the
building with, consequently by using
80 many Of the old brick and they be-
ing broken by the fire and the falling
OF the walls are not 80 strong as they
otherwise would have been had new
brick have been used. 1t is preposter-
Gus, nay dangerous, to think of adding
this story to building even now only
passably safe, and as . citizen enter
my protest against allowing this impo-
sit,on 70 proceed, and ask the Council
Committee to deny the request of this
company. [Signedl
OSE Who KNOWS.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29
COURT RECORDS.

CIRcrrr-Hon. Marsden C. Burch,
Judge-Bernard j. DeVries VS.. Michael
Smith, summary proceedings, plaintiff
RECEIVERS s72 and costs; Jacob Reelman
vs.. James Driscoll. garnishee of Jurrey
DeJonge, punishment argued and
submitted. Hon. w. f. Grove, Judge
Helen s. Sauer VS.. j. Allen Giddings
et.al. Ejectment; on trial.
SuPERIoR-Hon. f. A. Burlingame,
judge-The People vs.. Lille Brock.
larceny from store in the day time;
waived reading of information and
pleaded not guilty; Samuel D. Clay ap-
pointed for defense, and witnesses
ordered At expense of the people; on
trial. The People w. Elizabeth John
son, larceny; waived reading of in
formation and pleaded not guilty; s.
d. Clay appointed to defend. The
People vs.. Charles Miller, larceny;
verdict not guilty. The People vs..
Frank Shutz, SALOON open on Sunday;
verdict guilty; sentenced to pay fine
of $50 and costs of 50.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29
Annual Reports.

husterer Brewing Company. capital
100000 fully paid IN; real estate. $751;
cS5.Z7; personal estate, SEQ 900. IS;
debts. $50. 9s5.s5; credits, sl2.z2s.s5.
Butterworth Il Lowe Company, capi-
tai. $4,000, fully paid in; real estate
$1,000; personal, s4S, 33l-3o; debts,
$oelA97; credits, s., ooo.t0.
The Converse Manufacturing Com
pany. capital stock, $3.50 900; real e.
tate, Ssoo. 900, personal estate, yeis.-
ySs. 81; debts, t7o.2ls.54; credits, t44,-
S56.4s.
o. +. Brown Mill Company. capital,
$4,000: paid m. $1,000; real estate.
5000; personal estate, <7606.0e; debts,
k52s4 81. credits. ts47O.so-
Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insur.
snce Company. Total membership 1855:
net amount at risk, 81 $40, ia. oe: value
of premium or deposit notes, as 500. SO:
agreements, sIs7 1885; cash in Offices.
$I,7sS.4s; IN bank, st1I.sS: cash pre-
naIums due, s2s1z7i; bills receivable
and due from agents. 1907; value of
otfice furniture, sIio5. 20: assets of COM
pany, SOS. SsSos; liabilities, SIS, 275. 30:
income for the year, $50. SO. %: exp~nd
lsures. tf9,se4.2s; lesses incurred.
<-q65. IL.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

BY the caricatures and jokes of those
who do not understand it. I can see the
ridiculous Gde Of it as quickly as xny
one, but thought the northern idea was
taken from those living caricatures pro-
duced by the South itself, one of whom
have drawn in Col. Tom Yancey; and
1 believed that If the real chivalry Of
the southern gentleman were drawn the
feeling itself might be better understood.
Then, too, Twas anxious to put type
which Is fast passing away, never to re-
turn, on record. l wanted to bring a
southern gentleman of the old school, of
the slaveholding time. in contact with
a northern gentleman sach as Fitz, and
to show that, while they had scarcely an
idea in common. they yet understood
and appreciated each other. Do not
imagine that had all these plans when
I first began. On the contrary, rewrote
the first chapter Of Carter seven times.
selected the old home of the Tile club
on East Tenth street for his house, be-
cause wanted . place which / knew
from cellar to attic. Chad, his old serv-
ant. Is type Of the body servant of the
days that are gone, and is drawn from
one that ! knew well. Aunt Nancy il
modelled on q lady had the privilege
Of knowing and loving very dearly. Cart
er himself is made up Of half dozen
gentlemen, but is chiefly taken from one
who il now dead.
"As said, Carter got hold Of me and
developed himself. During the time l
was writing the story the thing that
caused me the most sorrow was that
could not ask him to dinner, absurd as this
may seem. To me Carter is a sort of
compound Of Don Quixoee and Col. New
come. and am rs absolutely In love
with him as was Fitx. hope the south
erners who knew Carter will not think
have misrepresented him, because, do
you know, II thought had il would
give me the keencst pain. To me be is
% real. and he is such true. loyal. hon.
orable gentleman. one for whom have
sueh respect and love. that nothing
would induce me to wound his feelngA
l can laugh 1T his foibles because he
would have laughed At them. but very
close 10 my laugh il the heart tfnob Of .
tender reverence"
Mr.. Smith Is the head Of the frm OF
=. Fl. Smith d Co. which has built
many OF the great engineering works
along the coast. He Is also well known
artist. and IL amused me somewhst when
in thexd3ce Of the business man made
m appointment 10 meet the authw in the
artsts studio. Allied DALcH-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

Remember.
remember, I remember,
When was but a boy.
How Castor Oh and Epsona salts
Robbed life Of half ID. JOY.
remember, remember,
When for each trsfssnx III,
The family Eseelspius
Prescribed Tho Big Blue PHI.
But happily, flet suffering humanity
na9rmGr . prayer OF Thanksgiving
that period OF zoe il past. Speedy aud
painless relief from eli the iils 81 . die
ordered stomach sy inarsired liver. car
be Obtained by The use OF Ior. Perez =
Pleasant ParzzfIve pelIefa They do
not griDe, veaxen or narsesse. krnsIl
s7gsr-costed, pleasant so take ard mid
and gentle n action. Neatly ys1f up n
glass was. One . dose. smallest,
Cheapest, easiest TO take.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

- - - - D O111DG -
os~3aG u@ne
Ths 0rsnd River Valley Horsacai-
lHsni ssesssy hAs asronos1 - foilsU-
ng ~hsdxais 81 toeses fos - nes6ings
ct tne eomlng ysar;
Hshrunry nAeek.nG - HnxA Gsonse
Hall; topics. "IaFse&aos 81 Fruits aad
yegstahles - PiAnt." school Gar
ds6e.s
March CITY Hall. 0rand Rapi1s.
.Issssss ssd lnasstadsss' sSansl ssd
tunglxsdss"
Aprll-At the residences u Henry
sulilh. wsss BFsdge-ss; sRoeslbiiitsee of
Horticulture Under Glass" ssIhe
Nay-Grnndvills: ssHou % Manage
: Yofty- Acre Farm and Maintain from
{ : Psospssoss faniiy." "tsn v
Farming"
June = Harrington Grange Hall:
New Varieties Of Fruit"
JuIy-At the Ssssdenee q siuman d
Bailey, nsAr the soldiers hOmc- "kAep-
eerrssAs "karsl Taste ard - Cuiusar
tlon.D
August 1.-THE Ins and Outs
Of Peach Growing "Attractive High
wsys and How to secure Them"
septembss--At the residence OF W.
II. Aunson, north Of the city; 'sGyapes
and Grape Products."
October-Sparta, Culture OF Apples
and Pears." "Horticuiture IN the
Sxhools-"
November-H Harmony Grange hall,
West Bridge-st.: .Experience OF the
season with Varieties Under Cultivs-
ton
Residence Of Charles w.
Garfield, burton Farm" ''Our Ex-
perlmental Stations. speculative
Horticulture"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

= ununznn s.naA. csssussasN -
Azo1u1 - Unnasank

Auonun - Wln~asannA
tnm1 cuWnnanne>l
~ Yonx. - &---A nan - rl1nw
- $3.50 ns1bum haUAk AnEk 80
"a nsrvon haadA With : voAos IN
vhish shsroaup ocenGionnl in1ee<asns. -
n6ndins you a shas soknsnsd southern
useA . vuin1y Suununm1Dd b. - ssp-
cn1kpn q - voUsl "a > lnngh thak
yings cot tzuA Thsss = qu1ck. AecHdsd
nanner, and - talk psnsr1s tAs Do
Guion a - nd: ~ IN noznsut ths
esssss, kind11w - q IL cAnxnc1sr y
Aouu il . ~ alluioa tinosd With
pskAns or With posfry. Tie tTsndt'ons
- quick frun ROOD - MOOD; stin no
- quick they my not b followed With
lelkght
Rhsp ths mnso s1Eiki,g thing about
- maa y To odd originality 1t his
yisW q snhjsc>s couuing up in ths d.
1ltory talk. bat On analysis this seesn
- spring from humor ~ gentle - II y
ksen- He ssezns 10 look On hfb frun the
position Of one to whom his fellows offez
the most delicious of ell comedies. and
while you laugh - he shows you the
sosnas md situatinns which smuss him
% much on the world stage abOut him.
you notice the ready sympathy with sor'
row or the generous admiration OF what
l. noble and good. This u IL man vhs
Il the author Of s1Colosel Garter OF
CArtersville." . serial now running In
The Century Magazine.
II began writing 'Csrter,'' said Mr.. +.
Hopkinson Smith TO mo - we at BE-
fore = delicious fire Of wood in his stu
do, ssunder the name Of Stories at the
Dinner Table had told the story OF
the postmaster. which Is in the second
chapter. for years. and knew lot OF
others ] thought good. / wanted .
chance 10 bring q Virginia colonel. who
was o gentleman. to tho table that he
might tell some Of them, and ] wanted
. negro TO tell the goose story. But
Carter got hold Of me. had known
him in my mind for years-the tall,
slight, southern gentleman, reared under
influences which have now passed away
forever. He was man who from train
ing, temperament and hereditary infiu-
onces looked on all things as he looked
on the shooting Of the postmaster. Ut
terly impractical from our northern
standpoint, he was keenly alive TO tho
demands of honor. of truth, and of what
. gentleman should Boa tender man
in his love for others, q gentle man in
al ways. q chivalrous man as he under
stood chivalry.
IL knew there was much that was
beautiful and good and true in the old
southern meaning Of the word chivalry,
and was anxious to rescue it from the
position into which it has been forced
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29


GRADUATE Of Boston University and New Vera
REGIsTERK6 PHYSICIAN.
Chief Instructors with atle assislanfs. 81
the TRAINING INSTITUTE FOR MoMfN.
II ia lsland- ST.. 0rand hspia~ Mich
Servant Gtris. Working Niria sesmstreesss
nc aud Private Schools feschers. Farmers
DsughterS Aia-wises and Nurses CAN
GREATLY INCREASE THEIR INCOMES
by learning Electro Therapeutics. MasAge.
Manipulate ons, 0xyxen and ozone tTestncnts.
Wifery. Msnicuring. Face Bleaching. Remos-
ing surperhuous Ha r. Noles. freekies. Scam.
POOH GIRLS Of common ability Germsns
Ewedes. Hciisnders. without "a kngiish eda-
cation will be taught privately 70 become com
tricians. MAnicures ana Midxives. capable OF
earning from $40 10 SIS per week.
STRONG GfkLf. with no education. ran
learn Massage and Msnipulations and earn
from si2.s0 TO SIS per week.
All applicants will be advised conscien-
iiously ana infelligenty whether IL would be
10 their advantage To learn or not. This VIII
be the last class Call At once and insesti-
gate. Instructions thorough. Hours from
DIPLOMAS given after fun course,
large cities. These Lady Ply sicisns sre Ex-
PERT Specialists AND SURGEONS.
they treat Ladies and Children only.
Consultation Free. Any hour. Remain .
sufbcient time. A case OF Midwifery taken
Every Mother and Daughter should join the
PRlcEs-Married Ladies. $40; single Ladies
III This viii be- the last class and 1t commences
January p. ) p. m.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29
A safe lnvessns ent

Is one which is guaranteed To bring
you satisfactory returns, or in case OF
failure return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our
advertised druggist n bottle of DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Ii is guaranteed to bring relief in every
case, when used for any affection OF
Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Com
sumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bron-
clntis, Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Group, etc, etc. II is pleasant and
agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and
can elways be depended upon. Trial
bottles 10 cents, at Peck Brothers drug
store.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens that
for years we have been selling DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's
Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell
as we'll, or that have given such uni
versal satisfaction. We do not hest.
tate to guarantee them every time, and
we stand ready TO refund the purchase
price if satisfactory results do not fol.
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely Oh
thei. merits. Peck Bros, druggists.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

SYMproMs-Moisturc; intense itching
and singing: most at night; worse by
scratching. Ii allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate, becoming very sore. SwAySE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and in mcst cases
removes the tumors. At druggists, or
by mail. tor so cents. DIR. Swayne &
Son, Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29
Ruckleu,s Arnica. saiye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblalns,
corns and ali skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satlsfac-
ton or money refunded. Price Is cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
glsts, ocrner Monroe and Divsion-sts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

The following burial permits we're
issued yesterday: Florence Harris. ~
Flrst-st.. phthisis puImonsiiss Jan Leis.
So Frenons-st., cancer, James Nc
Masters. IA south Ionis-st., diphtheria:
Margaret A. Foley, Plaiafisld township.
eerehrsl meningitis, Jacob f.ouks, ~
broadway. dropsy. interment as Union
CITY, Mich.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

fThis list Is furnished BY futile Bros. real
estate dealers. PearLst., over Arcade. Tele-
phone No. l25.l
Mary s. Keifer 10 Flossie J. Devries,
So II lot q. blk 4. Remingfon's add.
o6ss IT front on side Of Henryst.. 10
II South Logan-st LU5
Curtis. n q lot II. Scribncrs add, - II
front on Jsnerson-st.. s. ftsof Cali
EDWARD ard febuirn to wallace p. Morris. ~
lots. blk |. Comstock plat. s. It front
of Second-st.. Is2 n W of Coitave~-.-- 3s5
Cornelius Kruger TO Ella g.. Pierce. lot
2 aud part OF lot q, blk ]. Pages sub.
about IS II on side OF Quimby-st.. lou
II ~ OF North l.lb
Gerard Van Dam TO Mannus BOSNIAN.
lots 81 and s.. Mohrhard's I'd SUB. 1O,x
III sw cor Bradford and Lafayette st. $50
Amos NJ. Rathbun to Mathew c. Lewis.
lots 4 and :. blk I. Carpenters add.
lots In Sc cor OF Woodiawn aud Lake
Chas. III. Let's to Jake and Clara ii.
siukes. W ~ n lots 10 and y. blk I.
wenhsm's add. foxso II sw Blakiey
and t3xr4fe lW
James NJ. Meyers to John W. saunders.
lots and :. blk :. Myers add 30
Elisha n. Parker 10 Mrs. Kate Rolfe.
w A. o. Nor. % 2, smo. g. ass
: wife rsrt = \ ~ W. !. ;see j, Paris a.29
Jsnna Den Eaeesman 81 o.. 20 sreen
SteNart. lots and |. eik 5. Draw
bert aud Fira SITS, jos II o. North
st1
scott E Cgrdy TO Charles Jones' lot -
blk = Fishers add 30 n front onw
side OF Lakes. 100 70 " Of Csnter-s 500
Estate ofChss. ~. Taylor ~ John Zand.
part Of lots IL and II. blk I. Sorthrop's
I'd add. "a Il front on " side OF Lin
coin ave-. ia 70 Of Tweifth-st..-..... 500
Jurrien DeBoer 90 Chas. NJ. Aver. 20
ftxS2 Is lot 7. Caikln's sub. part Of lot
on ne cor OF Wsaithy-sves aud
Estate Of Jos. :. Large TO JOAN Zuiier-
hock. los -. sik !, Lsrges Add. - IL
trent on n side Of Cumming ave-. 30 ft
Of East ~ ~
Edward ". Leonard et al. 70 Edward
Jakohitx. and X lot 81. Leonard a
Cos Add. re cor OF Hamilton and
Webster sta .....-.------------.. ~
Matte G. puatca 20 Fred Cross. loft
blk \ nsnfan's add % G. on CarIstea-
st = n n Of Miifos-sxe -.---.--....---..-.- Jn
Neeeorse 3andv % 81, 10 gosaafhaa
pSvFa lot = Jed Nfners add e. r.
front On side parts~t-. 20 n cot
iefer ss1l-sf DO
Fred 1,llarcfa TO p-rSje yanderwonse
ss asI snt ne :. 80 1 Of sec - Ala am
Sarzn A Dew Armend - pcrkje Naa-
derw sase. - 4 - J. OF SO - Aaa.-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29
WE can AND DO

Guarantee pr. Acker's Blood Elixir.
for il has been fully demonstrated 70
the people of this country that il is
superior TO all other preparations for
blood diseases. 1t rs positive cure for
syphilitic poisoning. Ulcers. Erdptions
and Pimples, 1t purifies the whole sys-
tenn and thoroughly builds up the consti-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is
a positive specific for all forms of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, ItchiDg,
liberated, and Protruding Piics-Price
soc. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

Rheumatism is certain indication
of acid condition of the b.cod. Hoods
Sarssparilla neutrslizes this and gives
the vital fluid tho quality, quantity
and color of health. Try il.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

Made by Valley City Milling Co. Grand
Rapids, is family favorise. Try il
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29


f.sasrsf Fsetsse
kaxter-iseetec n
kxx> ->S b 34<x4.
fetAtoe4 - 4< -
Appsoe- ~ - AA<kul
SAb11xe- 60 = se<ea-
taraiDo- xe t<sSnc4.
kretS-&r t<znket.
t<f4u<s-ae p Dasasa-
ea4oas- 81 g , eazAel.
Jehesrs' PrtSeas
Beaas-ee tes2 - y bEshxl
Appsesr t&a>e4lS y 49,
Potatoes &c = kashel.
Efx< -Sle = doIsas
futfef--fSa &c ~
Sfa2Aofrles-sio. Gals y ool~
nideA
0resn-so4e , -.
Part Cured sc -
pry-@aIas ' ~.
Calf kklns-e0Te =.
LAMB 81 ins-->>css ti ~ plea
Iallox-ss.e y n.
Graln, Elsas go go
Wheaf--Nhite, sc = boeneis Ae1. ~ y
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29
Pi'es.: Piles:. Piies:.

Peckham's Group Remedy cures
Whooping Cough.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

Marriage Itee1ee@
TIE eaiIowtax Ia . hst Of tie ms-rfsss
n<-rses issssd - ace iass puolisasd. with tie
names. r.siasass vssa sssssds the esq sa1
age< ~ fse narties Ages
rvvus a Hs~xfns A.xusfs ~. Rssn-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-29

Eevtsn Hsase Phzvussey, $50 Azssts.
90 Monroe -esFest. fsrand RAPIDS, Mich
OfET ALL r1GEIs
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-05-28

LIE jury du coroner a 6clar6 que
dams la mort de John Hanson, la
compagnie des tramways de Min
neapolis 6tait. fortement q blamer.
Les poteaux %soutenant les fills sont
IN effet q Il pouces ct deml seule-
ment du char ct grace q cette ma
ME qu'on a d'admettre 60 voya-
geurs dams un vehicule fait pour
en- contenir 30, les accidents sont
fortements q appr6hender.
LIE jury demanda aussi que lie
consejl de vile pr1t les measures
n6cessaires pour empecher la com
pagnie de surcharger ainsi ses
chars en- mettant en- circulation lie
nombre de v%oitures %n6cessaire au
transport des voyageurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-05-28
ETATS-UNIS.

lie pasif de Joseph Davis, dc
Boston, est dun peu plus de- 3,000,.
600 de dollars.
--Deux freres, ages respective.
ment de IL ct Il ans. NOMINEES
O'Lairy ont etc arret6s a Hough
ton, Mich, pour avoir fracture lie
crane q un de leurs petits camara-
DIES nomm6 Berg.
IN. Chauncey Depew pourrait
bien etre le candldat republican,
au poste de gouverneur de I'Etat
de New York.
New YORK. Les expectations
dor pour pEurope continent.
HER, le majestic" a embarqu6
$s44,25O.OOO en- monnaie dor ameri.
caine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-05-28
EUROPE.

I'm banquier AMERICAN ayanl
pe,du 100000 francs au jeu a Mon.
te Carlo, s'est suicide ssmedi der.
nler.
-L'empereur d'Allemagne EST
%furieux de l'apparition de pam.
phlets intitul6s "TEmpereur, son
propre ministre". La police Sc
crete en- recherche achievement
l'autenr.
En- 1890 il s'est bu en- Angle
terre 100000 de gallons de spl-
riteux ct 1900, 600 en- Irlande.
LoNDREs. = Six mile ouvriers
tailleurs viennent de sc METRE en-
grove.
-L'opinion que le general fran
gals Miribel est maintenant le plus
grand strategiste du monde sac
centue dams les cercles militaires.
PARIS. -Une caravane de 400
personnes, organls6e par lie cardi-
nal lavigerie, partira sous peu
pour le Tanganika, ct commencera
une campagne contre les mar
Glands d'esclaves.
-Des nu6es de jeunes criquets
ont fait leur apparition dams la hau-
to Egypte. LIE gouvernement egyp
ten public des instructions don
nant les meilleurs moyens de lutter
contre ls A6au, de facon q preser-
YER dune destruction complete les
recoltes de cotton ct de mails.
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en- GRANT "Mon Dleu sauvez mes

en- GRANT "Mon Dleu sauvez mes
entants".
Nine Litz Sc pr6cipita dams la
maison en- feu, ct al p-ril de ga vie
parvlut 4 sanver le fills afn6. Eddie.
MalheurpusemeDt GU ne put en-
faire autaut pour deux autres IN
fants, ages l'nn'de six semaines, ct
l'autre de 3 ans, qui. tous deux ont
peri dams les fammps. Les bles
sures de Nine Lawler blen que IS.
refuses, ne seront probablement
pas m~ortelles.
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Vers 9 heures, samed1 matin, IN
incendie sc d6clara au num6ro 1924
premiere Avenue Nord ct blentot
ion Wit sortir de la cuisine Nine
Lawler avec ses vetements tout en-
feu. REIMBURSEMENT un latter qui
sc trouvait Ia, lui jeta le contenu
de son seau ct eteignit les 6ammes'
En- meme temps deux voisins, NJ
ct Nine Jacob Litz, virent cette
malheureuse mere so pr6cipiter dc
nouveau vers rentr6e de la malson
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Dimanche dernier q lEgllse No
tire Dame de Lourdes q Gu lieu Tim
posante c6r6mon1e de la premiere
communion des enfants.
LIE Rev. Pere Soumis cure de Ia
paroisse oficiait avec le Rev. P6re
Plante. cure de Turtle Lake, Wis,
cumme diacre ct le Rev. Pere Ro
bert, aum6nier de rh6pital Ste
Marie, CONNIE sous diacre.
Les deux sermons furent fats
par le Rev. Pere Plante qui d6ploya
CONNIE toujours, du reste, les plus
grsnds talents CONNIE orateur ga.
Gre.