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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24

avouer son crime. III racont6 que
! la veille du crime, il s'6talt rendu
chez Ia veuve Chipot pour lui ap.
porter des litres de liqueurs qu'el-
le l'avait charge d'acheter pour ellie
rue Natlonale. LIE lendemain soir,
il est revenu vers sept heures. Son
fills Ernest qui, dit-il, l'avait rem
contr6 par hasard, Ia accompagn6.
-Ehl maman Chlpot, etes-vous
couch6e? cria-t.il q la porte.
Ellie pinvits q entrer ct lui SER
Wit un verre de vim.
"A peine 6tais-je assis, poursui
Wit passassin, qu'elle me reprocha
grossierement de ravoir d6rang6e
aussi tard. J'6tais ivre, je ne pus
accepter ses Injuries. La querelle
s'envenima. Ellie prit le tisonnier
pour me frapper mails, plus prompt
( : &
qu'elle. je saisis un couteau sur Ia
table, ]e me raai sur ellie ct le trap
pai... "A partir de ce moment, con.
tlnua Bauheim, mes souvenirs me
font d6faut. Mais Je me rappelle
parfaitement que ie lui al arrach6
Ie tisonnier des mains. Mon file,
c'est vrai, assistant 4 la lutte, muet
6pouvant5l Quant su vol, je ME
formellement en- etre lauteur, ]e
mai meme lamais en- Ia pensee de
d6rober qui que oe soft.
Apres cette declaration, Bau-
helm 6t6 ramen6 en- prison.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24
lie Pape ct Ia France.

Le "Moniteur de Rome" SO re-.
jouit ds l'accueil fait . ls lettre
pontificale \ la France. Nj rency
clyque "lmmortale DEL" nj celle
sur la 'condition des ouvrlers''
mont, q ses yeux, soulev6 une CON-
motion aussi considerable ct pro,
duit un edet aussi considerable ct
produit un effet aussi salutaire.
U'est une page d'histoire ct de phi
'losophie, Ia plus sereine ct Ia plus
magistrate que notre steele con-
naisse; zc'est, dit-1l, l'alliance se-
refine ct rayonnante de Ia tradition
avec le progress.
Nous d6coupons de Particle du
oonfrere romain les courts extraits
suivants qui en- donnent la teneur:
L'Encyclique .Immortale Dei''
ct 'Libertas" avaient d66nitive-
ment rectii6 la philosophie politi-
que moderne. La lettre aux Fran
gals est la derniere pellet6e de ter
re jetee sur la th6ologie d'occasion
qui, de Bossuet, Bouald ct de
Maistre jusqu'a nos jours. await
preconis6, CONNIE ideal irr6ducti
bic, un fait contingent ct le triom
phe dun systame politique.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24
TRAITENENT Du-
IN. E. C. West DOnr les ,NerfS et,le CerVeau.
200 Hennepin Ave.

Dr. E. C. West pour les ,Nerfs ct ,le cerYeaQ.
Remede Sur pour l'hysterie, phy pocon.
drie, les convultions, lea attaques de =nerfs,
Ia n6vralgie les maux de tete, la prostra,
ton nerveuse causee par l'abus de l'alcool
:ou du tabac, Ia faiblesse, le ramol olissement
du cerveau, tournant en- folie ct condui-
SAINT d la misere ct d Ia mort, vieillesse
prematuree, impuissance pour Fun ct
pour lautre sexe, pertes olontaires ct
spermatorrh6e, caus6e par Ia fatigue ou
les abus. Chaque bofte content un mois
de traitement. 41.0O la bofte ou 6 bottles
pour s., envoy6 franc de port au recu du
prix. -.
NOUS aA2ANTIssoHs CUE eelg3s
guerissent n'importe quel cas-. Avec cha
que ordre de 6 bottles nous enverrons. mo-
tre garantie 6crite de rendre largentsi 10
cure nest pas efectuee: Ces garanties ne
sont donn9es que par Joseph r. H0hiln,
Pharmacien, Minneapolis, MINI.
f~Nos bottles s0nt tOujOurs enyeloppese
do papier jaune.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24

Cette exposition est d nos condi-
tions contemporaries CO que fut au
selzieme steele la lettre de Suarez
au roi jacques d'Angleterre: Pm
dication dune vote 3 sulvre, ct le
point de depart dune conception
rajeunie de la polltique.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24
NUMERO 49
TARIF DES ANNONCES.
Par sellains
49, s----is' > ~ = Z -

F. Par semAino
|Un Pouce. !. !. !. !. !. !. .............4 Il &c
|Un quart de Colonne. ). 4. 3. I. ~. 800
lUne demi Colonne e................ 4OC
IUne Colonne. 4. :. :. . !. !. !. !. I. 90.
Tariff special pour les annonces au mois
let 8 l'ann6e. Par lignes
Avis -Chaque insertion ). 80. 10 cents
Avis de D6ces. .................. s cents
Avis de marriages, so cents.
Demandes d'empl0i- demandes de do.
|mestiques on employ annonces pour
|chambre on pensicn-aDnonces pour OH.
Jets perdus ou trouves,
Au taux de UN CENT1N par mot
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24
j. g. MARQUIS, Collaborateur

lie total en- est fabuleux $780,.
100000 ce qui forme une somme
de 1875 par chaque personne,
homme, femme ct enfant, soft
S93.75 pour chaque famille- de s
personnes.
Etant donn6 que le ealaire des
ouvriers nest, en- travaillant .toute
Pannee, que d'environ 235 dollars
on volt q1elle breche enorme lal-
cool fait dams lie budget dune "a.
mile.
Lie Pere Lejeune, missionnaire
au Congo francais, met la dernisre
main . un dictionaire franeais-fang
ainsi qua une grammaire de- cette
langue.
Los Fanes sont les peuples qu'on
d6signe g6n6ralement sous le nom
de Pahoulns.
Les ouvrages du Pare Lejeune
sont dune grande utilize non. seu-
lement aux missionaries, mais
encore aux commercants, qui au-
ralent lavantage de SO passer din.
LerprAtes pour s'entretenir avec
lee Fangs, entire les mains desquels
se trouve tout le commerce du Ga
bon.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24
mis-. On salt settlement qu'une
montre en- OF a disparu.

1mis. On salt settlement qu'un
montre on or disparu.
lie lendemain, dams la soirte, N
Goron, chef de la snret6, arretal
le nomm6 Louis Bauheim, age d,
guaranteeing ans, ouvrier l'usi
ne gaz, domicili6 rue Paul Bert
q Ivry. Bauheim await dams tou
le voisinage Ia plus respectable re-
putation ct SO trouvait sans travail
depuis quelque temps. Marie, pc
re de deux enfants don't Yain6 q {
ans, il hablte . peu de distance Dc
la maison de la veuve Chipot, ct il
await d'abord 6t6 interrog6 CONNIE
t6moin. Mais, 90 femme ayant
dome des Indications contraires q
celles de son mari, on ne tarda q
avolr des soupcons.
Du reste, une voisine, la femme
GARNER, avait.yu sortir de chez la
veuve Chipot, dams Ia soirse du
crime, un individu don't le slgnale-
mt Mt correspondent a celui de Bau-
helm ct qul etait accompagn6 dun
leune garcon. Les soupcons des
magistrats SO changerent bientot
en- une certitude absolue.
Bauheim, dependant, Matt for.
mellement avoir particip6 q l'as
sasslnat de la veuve Chipot, blen
qu'on et1t saisi des vetements ia
ch6s de sang qui avaient 6t6 por-
t6s par lui ct par son fills a1n6. Ce
dernler fut alors appel6 ct, avec
une 6nergie strange, jura tout d'a
bord quill n'avait rlen WI ct quill
ne savait rien. Mais, soudain, Get
enfant de neuf ans fondit en- lar
mes. L'horrible scene q laquelle
il await assist6 SO pr6sentait devant
ses yeux. II b6gaya:
Isl, sil ]'ai w! j'a1 va le cou.
teau que tenait mon pere s'enfon
Ger dams la tete de la mere Chipot.
Ellie SO d6battait.. ellie tendait les
mains en- avant pour parer les
coups... LIE sang coulait, ct mon
pere continuait de frapper.... Pais
la vieille tomba, sans pousser un
cri. Ses yeux ouverts 6taient tout
blancs.
Lorsque le pauvre enfant fut IN
peu oalm6, apr6s cette crise terri
bic, il put donner quelques details
compl6mentaires. II raconta COM
ment son pAre layait conduit chez
la mere Chipot, comment, il await
appel6 celle-ci ct comment, enfin,
apres le meurtre, lis 6taient partis
ensemble, fermant la porte derrie-
re eux.
LIE juge d'instruction, M. Attha-
lin, ne voulut pas confronter le pc
re ct le fils. II SO borna q donner
lecture q Bauheim de la deposition
de Penfant. lie miserable Sc borna
4 dire quill ne savait rien. Ce nest
que dams la soir6e que Bauheim,
press6 de questions, s'est decide 3
avouer son crime. Ii a racont6 que
la veille du crime, il s'6talt rendu
chez Ia veuve Chipot pour lui ap.
porter des litres de liqueurs qu'el-
le l'avait charge d'acheter pour ellie
rue Natlonale. lie lendemain soir,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-03-24
Terrible execution.

BERL1N.-Les "details dune ef.
froyable execution nous sont par.
venus aujourd'hui en- cette vile.
On habitant du village de Slade,
en- Hanovre, un nomm6 Hagemau,
ayant etc convainou de meurtre,
await 6t@ condamn6 a.etre guilloti-
n6. 81:
L'ex6cution 6tait fx6e pour au
jourd'hui. Tous les pr6paratifs
6tant termin6s, le condamn6 fut
'amen6 sur la place Cd s'6levait Ia
guillotine. Arrive u, on le lia
avec soin, puis on le renversa sur
Ia baacule dams Ia position habi-
tuelle sous le couperet ac6re.
Quand tout fut pref, le~ bourreau
fit tomber le couteau sur lie cou de
Ia victime; dependant la tete ne
put etre s6par6e du tronc.
L'horreur de la scene s'accrdt
horriblement quand le bourreau,
ayant relieve le couperet, saisit la
tete, quill s'efforca d'arracher avec
ses mains, tandis que le sang Jail
lissait q fots de la blessure bean
te.
II continue ainsi CO travail pen
dant quelques instants, mais, en-
dept de tous ses efforts, ne r6ussit
point 4 arracher la tete. II repla-
ga done le corps dams SO position
premiere ct essaya encore de le
decapiter. De nouveau le coupe
ret descendit sur le cou du mis6-
rable, mais sans plus de success
que Ia premiere fois, laissant seule
ment le corps plus mutil6 qu'au-
paravant.
LIE bourreau so d6cida alors q
abandonner ce moyen pour en- es-
sayer un autre. ii tira un couteau
de SO poche ct SO init q taillader ct
4 d6chiqueter le cou de la victi-
me.
Lorsqu'il cut hach6 presque tou-
to la chair qui retenait encore Ia
tote au t-onc, il put enfn l'arra-
cher avec ses mains.
On m6decin autrlchien Went de
faire 3 PAssociation m6dicale de
Vienne une communication int6
ressante au sujet du soulagement
de la m1graine. II aufirait, d'apres
lui, d'exercer pendant quelques
instants une preston sur part4re
aorte abdominale au niveau du
creux de pestomac, pour amener
pid9ment Ia cessation des maux
de tote les plus violents. LIE pro.
c6d6 est dune simplicit6 extreme
ct m6rite d'etre essay6.
s - s ~ ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01
EYE AND EAR DISEASES cuREn
Ire ONLY ONE WHO Gu RES DIkFsEs

CstsrTh, deafness, rheumatism. rers t.
Gus debility, impotence and al Diseases
resulting from early inciscretions aud
excuses Of manhood, AL diseases OF
the urinary organs, partial psralysis
vaucccehe rupt1res, tum0rs, scrofnlS.
old sores, dropsY, fkin diseases liver
and kidney compiniuts. heart disease.
shortness OF breath. back Of head
small OF back, etc, including All
female complaints and chronic diseases
cured quickly aud permanently.
That cough, sight fever and weak
ness, shortness q breath. pain,fstion
Of heArt, my means sure and quick
couEumptisn.
If you are nervous, restless. irrta-
be. sleepless or wake after horned
dreams, tired mornings, with dun
headache. bal taste ia tbe mouth.
sometimes discharges, aud 40 about
your employment without lie. energy
or ambition. desire 30 he aioDa.
gloomy forebodinEs. diHpos .tfon 20
worry and fret about trouble ahead
that never comes. spells Of feeling
sfrsid or upcerta o., sometimes low
ypirts, you are suffering from nervous
debility and sgbsusl Iou ~ nerve power.
which may end IN utter prosfrafion
insanity and death
IL YOU hsve great sense Of weakness
and WEAKNESS, - ia tired limbs, numb
ness. trembling, pr ckiy Fensai ra
cold feet ond ieEs, yon are advancing
81 that most eerioaf Glsnafe-- faralYsfa
II your head aches. feel nunb and
ired, viii strange Fsnsat cha. los ~
memory, and you think Hith lfhcnitY
or you are siespiess 81 nIgtt With
dr0NHncss and dullness durng THE
day, the nerve and BRAN fatigue nav
soon run into insanity or death
lyon have any 81 these feeiinRs CO
not neglect them, ~ they VII en1in =
paralysis, insanity. prostrstlon OF
you value your lie do not neg
lect thess warnings Time and expe-
uence Las shown, sud hundreds u
FtsruIug and marvellous cures have
proved. ihst these seas1F are Per.
ieciiT Aud completely cured ~ DR..
CLAY TODD. "a ~ DIVISION street.
rooms and 4. Gfsnd Rapids, Mich.
Under TIE zee n DR. - CLAY
1ODD- rsmarkabl reme6 Sc all
those symptoms weld 90 II ~ magic.
ard strength q nerves, vigrf - brain.
vltsaty ~ blood emo health C body
sre soon restored
Hs remedies are purely vegetables
srd harm sss. su5 csn Only D. OH
- ned ~ tis 1ftcF-
IR TODD compound lie preseri -
/ tore before sarh pstsuf n his ulhoe.
TNIfIr~ cffcs ID - 1fh DIVISION
+ street. rooms nrl g. frsn8 Rapids
hH meffr res afree VIII fhe st1rn-
scn, snd ven csn est snYthng roa.
rIncEf
Hsls ~ h.s Office From 2 ln ths morn
5 ing unti 2 in tie evening every day hut
Furr8VA
Cal everybody. a friendly e. i VII
4 cost you uotaaE
/ Ice crarEss. Eapl1 cures
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01

report Of detective work done in
London, England, published lD The
Detective. paper edited in the inter
est q police departments. states that
but one-six Of one per cent Of stolen
property wss recovered in that c.tv last
year. Last years report ct police work
jone in thfs city shows that a. Ter
cent az stolen property was recovered
London boasts Of having she best pol &C
snd Deceive force Ia the world. but the
work done BY ire crime Chasers In
Grand Rapids can be found I'm the pnh-
shed reports
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01


WassEllils, "a. - sshiaE sasAesiA-a 4
BENJAMIN. >4Siaas.
ssAke "a. S-fF0ttlss Open - All I've
fsaF-oids Fsaisa ia salehigss-Pr0-
daes ~ Mares O~ned Mich
igaR-FAius $50,
NapOieon Wilkes. ~. - brown wakes
et-A p Louis Napoleon Thomas 81 Sampa4.
bancourt. Ok s. b Ambassador; dsm Low
lz4l 9lrL = A. Browne i c.. kal4aaazs9-
Aafl4 ephiN. r.. Is ,phX, cam - 81 tsna
thslta, 50 asrlaad BENJAMIN. ,ag.naa.
- lt1et 2 M. ~ h35sl fcsrAa-shti San D
AAst-r ode. :. ~ MeLane, ColdWatsr
"a sa1pre. ;, By Ear0n NLsesi dam %
>LFaIhMOfe. kranz heileg. LaDsas.
STAKE Ma s-rrettias. open 70 all Three
fsaEOids o@ned in Michigan
value $3.50.
siya. en- ~ y GaT Wilkes IAN by. Paseora
hAgsard- Clairgies sJOek fara Cialrsies-
kiteheits RI Wilkes. 3 :. ~ Red vi kesi
Co.aHarer
VAssar, IA ;. ~ Naueans dam Neal :. A.
browne A CO.. halamszoe.
Pateh- Rrrd Hubbara 4 Co.. Cedar SPRINGS
40 Gin Sutherland 4 BENJAMIN. saginaw.
$50 ciass-rrotrng Purse, $500.
G. y, D.. Cd :. ~ simmons; tam by Iriam-
yer. sissoa LILY. 0raad Rapids
AARh liAEes pf > D Aialr nitnr5s a1iA D
Redwood; j. s. A aeTulAu. toldwatrr,
Prince kAri. >. b. 0amDett1 Wilkes. dam
by MAmDrlno starue. A kln@sbury. Czssop-
oils.
Vendetta. blk m. by Black Cloud. A. H.
kortlsndef. Grand Rapids
Csrtsco, ;. by Frank Noble; dam BY Com
bat Z. W. Psrkaurst, Piainweii.
Arb-Eus. , Ia. b " zrwick Mediums dan bN
/ Grand sentinel 4. AfMaaus. Traverse City
Queen. IA, IS NesIern Pathfinder dam .
60ldenbOW. Waiter CLARK. Battle Greek.
aR m In ~. r.rsI. .rs lam N.r
JAKE eaVtr. +. 81. storms PlaIuWelh
kentuckg Ply. b m. by Red Wilkes; dam bl
/ clever William Oswald. tfrand Rapids.
I Aleaiet0n. III. K hinsnian. Battle creek.
No lie b, Ia. b severn. T. t. Ialmadge
East Saginaw.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01

The interior partitions of tha new s..
n. G. A. haldng SIRE nearly all ~
3 see and tna building e ln lie hands
rf me pissterers. Iher wotk cannot
ae hurried. as the nlortsr must have
puae 20 dry. 8ut a. other work w,il Re
dressed 8s RAPIDLY ss pcss bic pfth a
view CD m0vug "a wneu TIE lessee %
the cd rooms expires u November.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01
DON'T REMAIN STOUT
YOU SEE YOUR STOUT FRIENDS GROW
ING THINNER EVERY DAY.
They Are Using Or. Edson's OBESITY Pills
and Bands
NO DIETING-NO PURGING

u Las been ahuRd4utly proved that the use
Of his non electric bands OF bis obesity pllLs
are the seli-kn0Wn arm ol Loring 4 Co. -
ashilGt0n street. Ibiclg0. opposite Mars4 Al
Field i C0-s store. Is the one sale ana tHte-
tive way OF reducing corpuiency- Inc NbesltS
Pills are made from the waters u she fern al
Imperial springs g0NernInent oNncfsIip-
The bands or pills are used sepAf3te4Ss aha
maSe rapid aud healthfui cure. or. II used
together. they help eaeh other ia action and
obtain better results
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01

If you want to enjoy yourself for q
q dav in the true sense of the word
join with the young people of the vari-
Gus churches IN the annual basket PIC
mic excursion to Long lake Friday,
September 2, under the auspices of the
Grand Rapids Christian Endeavor
union. Train will leave the Union de-
pot at 8 O'Clock a. m. Fare for round
trip, 81. Come and bring your friends.
A little boy of Mrs. MCDonald's, liv-
ing near here, fell against red hot
stove and was fearfullv burned. The
pain was terrible. and It was thought
the burn was so severe as to scar the
child for life. I sold the lady bottle
of ChambeFlsin's PAIN Balm, which,
after greaslng the sore. she applied. II
soon removed all the fire and essed the
pain, and IN ten days the boy was well,
no trace OF the scar remaining. ID.
Mclean, Keysport, Clinton county,
I'll. For sale 10y F. ]. Wurzberg, drug
gst, No. IS Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01
The Truthful
Test

7 requires no learned experts
or scientific experiments 70
establish the fact that Oh.
PRICE seELiCl0gs FLAV0RIsG sN-
TRACTS are notonlY the strong
est. bat positively the sweet
est and most delicate fruit
Hav0rs. IF housewives vii
favor a cake, pudding. Gus
tarf or cream with Dr. Prices
Extract q Vanilla. Lemon or
Orange, and a smaller guam
ely gives 4 more natural and
grateful isste than can De i'm
parted By any ether Extracts,
Is it not an incontestabls
proof 81 their greater excel
lence' In every case where
Dr. Prices Fiavors are used
they give perfeet satisfaction
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-01
THE SHAFTS TREASURY.
The Ruler of PersiaS GIittering Masses
of Wealth.

The Ruler OF PersiaTs Differing Masses
of Wealth.
Sir Henry Drummond Wolf obtained per-
mission for Mrs. Bishop, the authoress, to
view the Shah's museum" or treasure
house She says Of it:
The proportions Of the room are per-
feet. The floor is Of fine tiles Of exquisite
coorng, arranged as mosaic. A table is
overlaid with beaten gold, and chairs in
rows are treated in the same fashion. Glass
cases round the room and on costly tables
contain the fabulous treasures Of the Shah
and many OF the crown jewels.
Possibly the accumulated splendOrs Of
pearls, diamonds, Tubes, emeralds. sap
phires, basins and vessels of solid gold, an
Gent armor flashing with precious stones,
shields studded with diamonds, and ruOies,
ScabbaTds and sword hits incrusted with
costly gems, helmets red with rubes, golden
trays and vessels thick with diamonds,
crowns Of jewels, chains, ornaments (mas-
culne solely OF every description, ieweled
coats Of mail, dating back to the reign of
Shah Ismael. exquisite enames Of great an
tiquity, all in q prOfusion not TO be de-
scrlbed, have no counterpart on earth.
They are dream of sPlendOr not to be for
gotten.
Among the extraordinary lavish uses of
gold and gems is a golden globe, twenty
inches in diameter, turning on a frame of
solid gold. The stand and meridian are of
solid gold set with rubies. The equator and
elliptic are Of large diamonds. The cOun-
tries are chiefly outlined in rubies, but Per-
STA is In diamonds. The ocean is repre-
sented by emeralds AS If all this were not
enough, huge gold coins, each worth thirty
three. sovereigns, are heaped around It's
base"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-01

Keiser to drink whisky. The result was
that when the glass of beer had been
placed on the table the beverage was
thrown away and the large glass filed
with whisky. Kelser gulped down half
the contents of the vessel before
he discovered the change, and then he put
down his glass. His companions were not
satisfied with f0olng him, and tie young
man was told that if ne objected they would
force him to take tie dose. Despite the
threat, keSeT did object, but his objections
were f0rciby OYerruled, and the stuff was
poured down his throat He gaSped and
spluttrred for several minutes, but finally
recovered. keiSer was not accustomed 10
drinking liquor, and it affected his brain al
most instantly, making him incapable Of
Directing 10 the pTanks Of the men.
Ii is reported that his companions, TAX
ing advantage of his helpless condition,
did not cease tOrtuTiug him until be had
swallowed three glasses Of whisky. By
this time he was insane, and becOm-
ing alarmed, the men attempted to take
him home. keser was unable 10 walk, and
il was necessary TO carry him. Upon reach
ing the house at 26l9 Carey alley the
Frenchman was placed on the doorstep,
and after knocking the men left One Of
the occupants Of tie house responded to the
summons and discovered keiSer. He was
unconscious then, but the OdOr Of whisky
was so strong that il was supposed he was
simply intoxicated KeiSer was carried to
his room and placed IN bed. From that time
until he died he did not fully recover con
scioUsuess. Alter he had been in that con-
dtion for a week and did not show any
signs of Improvement, the people in the
house concluded that the case was more
serious than they first supposed and a
physician was summoned.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-01
LONDON TOWER.
England's Great PILE to Be Reproduced
in Chicago.
Chicago Herald.

EuElauu's treat PIE TO BE Reproduced
in Chicago.
Chicago Herald
Seven London fnancier5 have organized
a syndicate with the object Of building on
the Worlds Fair grounds in Chicago an ex-
act reproduction Of the Tower Of London.
Gloster Armstrong, representative Of the
syndicate, arrived in this country in De
cember aud was INN ediately Frustrated by
the grip Nj Armstrong has now recov-
cred and is going 10 England Immediately
lie said:
"What we propose to build is a c-simile,
covering five acres of ground The Tower
of London Of course covers a great deal
more space than that but the part which
the public is allowed 70 visit only covers
five acres and in that space We viii repro
duCe all tie interesting portion on the same
scale as the original building The special
features viii be the Tower Hill entrance, the
Traitors gate, the Bloody Tower, the Beau
champ Tower, where Sir Walter Raleigh
was imprisoned and whUSe walls are COW
cred by inscriptions written Oy famous pris-
Oners, all OF which VIII be faithfully repro
duced the White Tower which is the pTin-
cpal tower Of tie building and is some ninety
feet IN height, with bauqueting chamber,
chapel and armoTy, which will be fitted up
with the old aTmOr, such as may be found
IN the homes Of the English nobility.
MANY Of the nobility have promised TO
contribute 10 the collection. On Tower
Green We will put a block and an AK and
Will reproduce the fat tOmbstOnes, with in
scTlptlOns to the memory of distinguished
prisoners who have been executed in tie
Tower and buried within its precincts. The
crown ie wells Of England will be reproduced
on an unusually realistic scale Of spendor
and IN appearance Will equal the original
Jewels"