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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-28

Sam Russells Frierus Give
Their Evidence in His Be-
hall at billings.
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=: THE rt.t} u it,,1t 1tts=t f;<l=:tttt. bod%
ri rtttltf MN llt1tt vii t
4.tt;tt1 Kl.<t*lll ], l>:.- l,s*tst It|f'.=:.**
. Fo'ltwissu ;-'n+ v,'t>},lt1. .,1t the killing !
IT, told ht D.t|. t'r'At?i, nh ty*W'''
,tt-s, A!Iti ut1 .t,,4att >i the hou~t:, "h'
tn1t, Et.r with sam I<u@.tlI und lds
Ernst, l,us~tli'7 Wot,.aH,> liHt1r ny 'ht
relief natt.. sir >aiH ~it :t,earh Je4~
-ir l.e.. io'laiinx murder h1ti tor hep
and Ku->>'Il inquired "hae tht h"',t
| WIZ. They thought 1t =onw Of the
women rowing with their levers. but
finally conclW,rd IT, 10 up ~'nlf1 amt
i iuvt stixatc. The two women fnrrtd
oprn tl,e door, having betu re'
fused ahnlittsnce, and ju~t then SAM
Russell came In and asked Turner
what ht had bee, abusing the girl for.
During the alteration Tuner made h
| move IT, though to draw gun And
Rues+Il hit him over The head with II
1ix--hooter, they struggled for pos@ts-
sion Of the gun moment and theE
the fat4t ehtt was fired. This woman
told two different +tOrtts, her excuse
being that the fir>t one. told the day
hefure wn4 hot stated under oath and
yu4 unly little lie. That story was
III It IL etrunge man did the eh"tlng
and that she, Della Gro veil. did MT
-ee Any of it. The story she told
under oath was nearly nj related IN
tni. paragraph. will especial tmpl'h~
II, tt,,u The rhot tcit1g accidental
ste. ex .la.neri that tning friend "1
Russell u SHE wE-t,ttt 20 dn her utt1'"-;
! T., .,e:,i lin from the Ie-tilt- ot hl'
rr..'..
: Jr,.i. Leu H~ itltd .hnt Tnrner we'
} II, Mollj. Duttrt,'~ with lrt: she want
~ u ". t,as'}< III, 1uWf', but Tu'Atr ~
},rt.d. taking run1h and threaten
,uply H. her. RUSSELL attd 'W" t''r1
ru,ne iu:n the tuu1u. Hu'-tit httats
Turuer ft,r abusing tlt ENl, nAd Fur
II ntr talke1 tack to him. and Urttf''
him out II tt,r tws1n; Ru-stlI tl,r
nu|lta} lie II sho ter aid struck Tnf
ntr .,*'tr thr li+ud with Il; Tu'ntr &'A
= nu gar; lius<tl.'s gun wa~ a'@'h*r-:
whit rl,rt,+r WAS reaching 4nt It. ah
tie unfortunate. man i+l1 III heap "
- ,h. 1tnnr, ,uortully wonI1ued.
- After hearing ntt!rr tt~i1u"lS II
j,1rv rtturut Il Tie following vtrd'c':
Ian lnuu'-i,ion ho}den I'll Billing
in the ctn!nty + Yellowstone on II
twentieth and twenty ~tif,t d~y "tMa
4. y. l>t33, btfur me, \. J.. H"rt' a.
luz corunnr Of 4A'i rounly, upon II
>ndy Of Henry Turner, there 'yiI
dentl, by 1he juri"r> whose names Il
her+uuto subscribe d. Thr said ju'lt
u,un their oaths dos4,: That We II
that IN the Goth day OF May, ls93' t
enid Henry Turner csmeto hi~ dta
bv II gunsnot wound, ihtl'cttd by
deadly weapon In tie shape OF +
tot, 1n the hand1 If one SAMUEL III
sell. IT il eur belief that the NC
: eaid Russell was committed with
: Ioniuus INTENT"
B.: WITHOUT BAIL.
Russell was arrAigned before Jus
-.: of The Hart Gil Monday morning,
.hr,,,.,h hi. cnnn4+l. Andrew Car
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-28

Russell was arrAigned before Justice
Of Tie Hart Gil Monday morning, but
through hi. connsel, Andrew Camp"
bell, waived examination, aud was
committed without bail to await the
nption of the next term of The district
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-28

dlan~ hav" t+tt'nt"tt httn I""'eHh'e
mud 'he u,rt-jn1 IL great rutp:l T. 1T
il feared ,ilrt they have nude all al
lance will, tht Iu4ulr, " hn ART con"
ctntru'ink all thrir f r"th for Il pro~
Innvt II tight thrnKh the government
tt1IciAI- a~'* n'r nlli"n''+ "t'"1rstF.
rnIr.- tkt Ma>''. tlf"* down their
a5tu- III th". ntprthcI nf TIE hoof*
biz t1tttrt" It :'x'u11ula*' fotl VIII J: 't* &"
yt$lt1IIIyA ut AlAtl4 ltt ri MI 1tt5s
tAIr Mutt tl}~, Y \: =: {: =::* n #"
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

From letter written 10y Mn. Ada
J.. Hufd, Of Gr0,on, :. D., We quote:
"Was taken with bad cold, watch
settled on my Lungs, cough get In aud
finally Terminated In Consumption,
-Four doctors gave mo up, aging |
could got live but n shorttm gave
myself up TO my Saviou, determined
n | could not stay with my friends On
esfth, would meet my absent ones
above, My husband was advised TO got
d. Kiug's New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds l gave
II iris, took In MI, eight bottles; Il has
cured me, aud thank God | hln now
" well aud healthy woman" Trial
bottles fee ut A. &. Smith 4 Co.'S
Drug Store, regular size 900. mud
81 90 -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

SCHEMES winch WERE QUAINT DuT
NOT ALTOGETHER BUCgEssFUL.

tChlcdg0 Prcf1.l
Among the mguy schemes adopted
iOt advertising some one several years
ago conceived the Idea OF using al
imitation Of telegraph blanks, with On.
yclopos TO match. The firm which
took the matter up prepared to work It
10 the limit. They got the regulation
yellow paper aud used type which
could no, be told from that on the
genuine blanks. They priuted the
rules Ia small type, anu Il la every
way made tho blank book like n gonu-
ine QUO, except that the headline read
"Union Telegraph Company"
rhe Advertisement itself was also
part OF the fake, for II was wilton for
all the world ~ W. see them every day
coming from the telegraph office. But
niter all, good "a the scheme looked, 1t
did not pan out we'll. Not but what II
might have douo so aud brought The
advertiser good returns, but for a coz.
tain reason II was very early In tue
game nipped In the bud.
This was how II happened: A lot Of
these blAnks Were Oiled out, Rdycrtis.
ing certain line Of goods. A boy was
hired, and he, too, was fixed up In
proper shape; he had Oh the regulation
uniform OF the regular messenger.
Bright and early Que morning the lA1
started out on his mission.
He would ring the door bells aud
people would come and receive the
message Ia astOnlahment, while the
lad would ski y away before they could
recover. Opening II, OF course, OK
plsiuod everything. At one place,
however, the messenger had an ox.
petlonce he did not like. lilo rang the
door hell, aud In moment or two a
lady appeared and opened II. The In
slant she saw the messenger boy abe
cried outi "Mary's dead!p and with
one long, wild, piercing, freuLled
shrek she fell ulon the iloor In dead
iaiut.
The lad, almost Rs frightened ne she,
tatew his envelope In tie door, turned
hnd ran back 10 the office. Reaching
there, lac pulled of his coat and hat
nud donned his iold clothes. He told
Ms employers the oircums,an aud
h.ty dectted he was through. II
ann going around killing no more
people," he said, and no went home.
Looking into tho matter, the firm
lthrued that the woman had been
rather expecting bad news concerning
hlck slsi'r aud seeing the hoy she
thought the worst had come. The fifm
concluded that such results would not
pay aud they nj once discontinued
lAeIf plan oil I'D vegtlslng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

"i have just recoyeIed nom sec.
ond attack " the grip this year, says
Mr.. JRE o. Jon,f, publither Of the
icuGer, McKa, Texas. "lu the latter
ease Used ChamhCflnins Cough
Remedy, aud think with considcra.
ule success, only being In bed little
over Two days against ten days Tor
the fret attack. The second atiach
sm satisfied would have been equally
M lad ~ the frst hut for the Use u
this remedy, rs had to 80 10 bed Ia
about six hours after being struck
with u. while In the FIRST oase wa
able o. attend 10 uu'irgss about two
days before getting 'uDwn.'" 80 cent
iotllos for sale 10y Il. G.. VI. !. Drug
Dent Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

Tho judiciary committee Of the mn.
tional house will uhogtly give hearing
to the advocates OF sixteenth amend.
mcnt to the United States constitution,
prohibiting any state from passing any
law respecting tho establishment Of no.
ligion or TO use it, property or credit
and money raised by taNation for the
purpose Of aiding any church, religious
denomination, religious society or any
Institution wholly or in part under sec.
tartan on ecclesiastical control"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

ono signing herself ~ Married Wom'
an" remarks that II rich society ladies
had to do all their own homework and
take Gaze OF their family besides, they
would not have time to think OF evil do
hugs. still, there are not wanting on
the record cascs whore the "mcchauics'
wiycs whom she holds up as models,
hive gone wrong Even iaTmefs wives
break out sOng,lHea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13
TuE MEruoDIsr GENERAL cos.
IIEpNgI.


For the accommodation OF those de.
siring to visit at points eSst OF, IN the
vicinity u OF Mt OmHhn, curing May,
The Union Pacific will sell tickets At
one fare for toe round trip. Tickets on
sale April esth to SOlh inclusive, limited
to june |, 1909.
For tickets or additional infOrma.
lion, apply 70 u. y, liuElkl,
General Agent Union Pacific Bys-
tenn, POI Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

THE bNsl SALvE In the world Tor
Cuts BRUISES, Spros, Ulcers, Salt
Eheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chaprpi
Hands, Chilblaiu., Corns And all Skin
Eruptions, and positiyeiy curos Plies,
or no pny required. Il IL guaranteed N
give perfect satlalaciion or money re-
funded. Price 70 cents per box, For
tale 10y A. C.Smith II Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

Hocli Berhi BurLi
The Salt Lake city Brewing Com.
nany beg 10 announce to thor many
patrons that they now have on the
market the finest Book Brtr (Nlthou,
vxceptionl ever produced IN the western
country.
on draft at the principal saloons.
Order ease.
Ofter keg.
Order a car load.
Telephone NO.lT,
JACOB MoMTg,
General Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

Speaking of the Drayton.Borrowe
scandal, tho Duchess of Marlborough,
whowus passenger on tho Majestic, re-
matkedi at "a much bettoy that scan.
dal should never be printed, This sort
Of thing doesn't got into English papers
at all This is news indeed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13
Mouut q Gs,aiu
Have removed their Coal Office to 100
=. Main Street. Telephone l09.


WHEN going East select the popular
route, the Burlington. Two daily yes'
tibulc trains from Denver with dining
and chair cnrsard Pullman slcepofs At
iachsd, for Chicago, Peoria, x. Louls,
Kansas City, st. Joseph, AIchlsOn and
all points east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

4 man who desires to he a leader
should never throw blame on his aubor.
dinatos WHOM things 10 wrong with him.
That ia what Emperor William did,
blaming his ministem when his favorito
education bill could not bo rammed
down German Threats. lie said tho
ministers inhaled him as 20 tho public
mind, Thereby he proved that no was
not only a small man, but mean ono
as well. The ministers could not longer
remain with him with any self respect.
The beginning Of wisdom is to know
ones self fool, aud If William can
learn this lesson thero is still hopo'los
hiln and his empire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

a travelling man who CHANGED 10 be
~ u, store 4 Il. V. Wood, at Me
KEGS Rocks, Pa, says while he was
waiting 10 see Mr.. Wood, little gin
came ip with On empty bottle labeled
"Chamhorlniu'H Path Balm" and
said; "MAmina wants another bottle "
that medicine; she ssys Il ~ the test
medicine for rheumatism she ever
u-ot." 5ncent b'ttlts Tor sale by u, c.
N. I Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

Tho hest spring medicine IL a dose or
two Of ~. paitlch's Pills. They not
only physic hut cleanse the whole sys.
I, M anu purity the blood. For sale by
u. &. NJ. l, Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

WINE E-TlTTTFII
Have your Prescription iiilei.
Buy your Dugs nnd Medicines.
Buy your Toilet Articles.
Imported and Key West Cigar.
Whitman Fine Cmd.es.
GiliP Qulnine Hair Tonic.
Prices most reasonable.
FRANCES G. GiLUs, Apoihecary,
BROOKS Arcade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

a. G.. Smith \ Co, Druggists, age Ia
Of Roberts Husp.rian Tonic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
AGENTS WANTED
rI'o SELL. THE rATtNI LAMr CHMNrY
i Clcaiefl soils I'd sight So humtI
lsSi54S. s 81 tSinl kmiSrl'iS o 'hi,''''
htuotua Vie.
WANTED.
A NNN TO TAKE AN ORR ANp nv
suaii rIufgi r,ouirod. Addfo.a, with Stamp
Aunufa'urcr uoN u, Ntai Acinn Macs
NW
lt'ANtFp-rLRMANtNr urticl ASS.
W tautt either trgi 81 ny fle, hallway
sian pod envelope. u. JOINS, sco'r, san
ttaLefo', tal. Nh
NIrANTIn -ENrHGEuC SO iSEss NEN
" who aIU Wiling 20 iuNrsl N 90 goods
O secure iha sole agency igr ihr sale ot o. rev
rnicuIti indlsHtuaa''t hol'rhnli hftt p,
which whnlcsai,s ~ fulgi.is. hIrdvhfe ani
rrDeksry ainrra. ~ IFrrf. dr. rode lIu .HH nui
rtrv.ssrrs AIdrfsst uEttiiIN q Mos.
koMi1l.i' ~ nfnnmc -ifeci New Nur. ~
Innn uTAp or sroCK rNrrLs
IOOt tdir,.s WITH ill parntuar,
class, sc'. sui lowest price LorA igs H
MISS MARIA u. POWELL,
rI'EACnEH on pILsAi1E PHYSICAL
CULTURE. tucIriy Gfuiuasucs and tiuru.
tiou, 2it' state street $40
BlCyCLss REPAIRED,
NIrOlk GuAHNNTEkD, ATCNtitNAN's
w Conner ttrt Wcsi ahd second ~outn.
REMOVED.
rus. n. D.. NNN MAS REMOVED nER
wi udirt from constitution huHdlug 20 her
flsidturo nj. ihrd sucot oarc houf, tUt
IN.
WANTED.
A WOMAN TO WASH AM iRuN OK
n Moud,lf aud Wcincsdays. Alpy 10 lD
| iurhHm street.
-----------'---------- -
FOR Rent.
rHEAP a NGN u UpuNEn Hm,R
\ house with nu modern cunyf nituoos. Ap.
ply to 80. - Centre street
A NicElY FuHNi-nEu ROOM SUIT.
~ sblo for one or two genieuen, Cor rent at
/ u tlHt, N1uh Temple street.
EUGNi-nEp ROOMS AT sE " soutu
y Temple street,
NOTICE.
Fast Jordan Irrigation Company
run HaGuLAR MEETING Of rmE
| 4 Ht1rtloidJs wall be- held 10 the -lHIu
| ott1uwpod ward House, go Nuudny. ApUl
/ 18TH tsil 40 % a fn, f0t the riC.uUU of untefH
I Tor thr ensuing two ear, .ul f.r 1uy other
business thai may be- necessary 90 Do attend.
l cltu,
] NI r..uus who wish 10 make nFF "Hnuu Gin
/ ihr u.cuf thyir wbtHr for u UssI report uu
ur before the time 90 said nee lrl
N. ". uNuWN -t"fary.
suuih Cottonwood, Apri 2, tT4. 90 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

A WOMAN TO WASH AND iHoN OK
n Monday aud Wednesday,. App.y 10 mJ
nflrham street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

HuEAr. A NfW II UpONru HRI,H
y house with OH modern convenience. Ap.
ply TO 80. ~ Centre street
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-01-07
1892.

CONNIE a I'ordinaire, l'annee qui sane
anti AURA etc pour les uns une source de
bonheur, de success, de fortune, de plat
sirs ct de jouissances, ct pour les autres,
ellie n'aura etc qu'une Tongue serie de
malheurs, d'insucces, dinfortunes ct de
deuils. A ceux Ia nous souhaitons since
rement douze %mois de bonheur,
ct q ceux-ci des faveurs, quelques SOU
rires au moins de cette capricieuse me-
gere que Pom appelle Dame Fortune,
LIE CANADIEN a de nOmbreux amis; il
leur souhaite a tous Accomplishment
de leurs voux dams Pann6e %nouvelle que
l'on est sur le point de commencer, ct
que l'on terminera ensemble, esperOns-le.
II compte peut-etre aussi quelques IN
nemis, mails ceux-ci n sont heureuse-
ment pas dangereux.
Dependant, a ses ennemis aussi, il SOU
hattie sincerement qu'ils aient une
aimee de plus au moins, toute l'energie
Qu'ils desirent pour lie tourmenter, lie har-
celer q leur godt.
LIE CANADIEN serait certainement au
comble de SEES veux, sill lui etait entr'au-
tres chooses possible de ressusciter, pour
faire plaisir d son antagonists Trotte-me-
nu, le diablotin de Howard Lake, ct d'of-
frir de plus, au reverend z. D., son supe-
rieur ecclesiastique, son ordinaire, III
siege a%postolique %quelconque. .....
convaincu CONNIE nous lie sommes, quill
serait dispose q raccepter nimporte Oh,
meme Gin partibus infdelium."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-01-07
AVIS.

Nous prions ceux qui ne eont
pas On reggie avec administration
de notre journal, de nous faire
parvenir imm6diatement le mon
tant qu'ils nous dolvent.
Nous esperons done que les re
retardataires ferout diligence 81
comprendront que nous ne pou
vons pas leur envoyer lie journal
pendant des ann6es sans renum6-
ration aucune. ST vous ne pouve2
payer lie tout. envoyez au moins
une partie.
Tout argent devra nous etre
transmits par lettre enregistr6e on
par mandat de poste don't le cont
sera q nos charges ct que nos de-
biteurs pourront d6duire du mon
tant qu'ils nous doivent. Nous &C.
oepterons aussi des tlmbres postee
de un on deux centins.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-01-07

PARIS. lie sultan de Turquie a
conf4r6 a Nine Constans, femme
du m1nistre de l'int6rieur, la croix
de commandeur de l'orlre de Che
fekat. Get ordre a etc fond6 par
Abdul Hamid II ct est exclusive
ment reserve aux danes. Nine
Demagny, femme dun fonctlon
naire du minist4re de l'inter1eur, e
aussi recu la croix d'oficier d,
meme ordre.
Nine Carnot, Nine de Freycinet,
Nellie de Freycinet ct Nine Rlbot
ont d6]a recu les insigues de Get
ordre,
RoME.--Le comte Lefebvre de
B6haine, ambassador de France
aupres du Saint-Siege, a Gu une
entrevue particull6re avec le pape.
L'ambassadeur a dome l'assuran
CO que la France ne consid6ralt
que CONNIE un nuage passager la
recente attaque DIES radicaux con
tire pEglise ct latitude des eve
ques franeais.
M. de Behaine a engage Leon
XIII a ne pas juger des senti-
ments de la France d'apres les pa
roles violentes qui ont 6t6 propon-
Gees q la chambre DIES deputies. LIE
commencement franeais desire
maintenir les relations les plus
amicales avec lie Vatican atm de fai
re pr6valoir la politlque du pape en-
favour de la R6publique. Cette
maniere d'agir du Saint. Siege a
fa1t na1tre dams le occur de la plu.
part des Francois de. vifs senti-
ments de gratitude a regard du
pape.
SAINT PETERSBURG - On an
nonce de Baku. Vile situ6e sur la
cote occidentale de la mer Cas-
pienne, qu'une 6meute a eclate
dams cette vile, q roccasion de Far
restation dun voleur. Celui-ci a
Ste pris en- train de devaliser un
bazaar; Ia foule voulait lie lyncher.
Ellie sen 6tait d6ja empar6e ct al
lait lie pendre, sans aucun doute,
81 la police n'6talt venue a la res.
cousse ct n'avait r6ussi d METRE lie
prisonnier en- s1ret6.
La foule recommends ses alta
ques, mails tourna sa fureur contre
la police ct, dams la bagarre, sacca
gea plusleurs magaslns. Les agents
ne %ponvaient r6sister a une telle
attaque, nj empecher de tells de-
sordres. II a fallu appoler un de-
tachement de cosaques. Les sol
OATS ont vivement attaqu6 la foule
ct FONT repouss6e en- quelques ms
tants. L'ordre fut promptement
r6tabli, les 6meut1ers SO retirerent
avec IN grand nombre de biess6s.
-Victorien Sardou, lie grand
auteur francais est dangereuse-
ment malade de la grippe.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-01-07
ETATS-uNIS.

= LIE d6partement des postes d.
Washington Went d'6mettre d.
nouvelles cartes postales.
Dams rann6e 1891, il y a Gu
aux Etats- Unis, 1884 faillites con
tire 10 673 en- 1890; l1,719 en- 1885
ct l0,597 en- 1883.
On s1gnale plusieurs g%u6rlsons
de personnes dams I'm 6tat de con
somption fort avanc6, en- leur fai-
SAINT absorber de la viande de
CHEN.
LIE cardinal Gibbons des Etats-
Unis Went d'6lever a la dignit6 de
pretre un ]eune negre, lie Rev. Chs
r. Uncles. C'est le premier pretre
noir ordonn6 aux Etats- Unis.
New. YoRK,-La Vile de Wash
ington (Indiana) est complement
prlv6e d'eau par suite dun jncen-
die qui a detruit P6difce dams le-
.quel sc trouva1ent les machines du
service DIES eaux.
-Deux charpentiers. Andrew
ct John AlIore, travaillant
q la construction du pavilion de
p6lectricit6 q Exposition univer-
selle de Chicago, ont etc ecrases ct
tues par Ia chute dune grue.
HARRISBURG, -Henriette Harri-
son, une vieilIe negresse, jadis es
claye dams le Sud, a etc brdl6e q,
mort, hier. Henriette 6tait agee de
cent ans. En- essayant d'allumer SO
pipe au foyer, lie fea Sc commune
qua q ses habits. Ellie morte dams
d'afreuses soufrances.
LITTLE Rock, Ark.,-Charle 8
Giant m6contant de SO pc
lite fllette ag6e de trols ans, Ia de-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-01-07
AL BIJOU.

Apres "A midnight alarm" et
commencant d IL matinee de di
manche proclaim, on donnera au
Bijou, pendant toute la semaine
prochalne "The Orphans Of New
York"
C'est une piece absolument nou-
velle, dormant, de Ia vie dams la
classe la plus basse de la Metro
pole, une peinture des plus fdele.
CONNIE d6cors, on remarque sur
tout l'incendie de lasiIe catholique
des orphelins, d'od sont sauv6s les
h6ros de la piece.
n. s. Wood, lie c6lebre acteur
remplit lie role principal ct est Sc
condo par une excellente troupe.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-01-07

shahilla ct la pIonges dams une Gu
We remplie d'eau glac6e. Apres y
avoir laiss6 lenfant que|que temps,
il Zen retira ct arm6 dun fouet il
la battit cruellement.
LIE corps de la pauvre vlctime
nest plus qu'une plate. On croft
que l'enfant va MOURN.
La police de Newly York recher.
che achievement la mere de tro;s ju
meaux, deux files ct I'M garcon,
trouves morris dams une grande boz
tie en- carton dams la % avenue pres
de la 43s rue. L'enquete m6dicale a
demontre que les trois enfants
etaient mes settlement depuis une
heure environ lorsqu'on l,s 8 trou-
YES morris sur la vote publique.
-Une augmentation tres sensi
BILE s'est produite, pendant la SO
maine 6coul6e, dams la mortalit6 q
New-York. LIE pombre des deces
s'est 6lev6 a 1856. don't 32l parmi
les enfants ages de moins de cling
ans. Cette augmentation a etc
caus6e principalement par les ma
ladies de poitrine aggrav6es par la
grippe ct lie mauvals temps. Ainsi
lie nombre des d6ces causes par la
pneumonia seule a etc dc POI.
WASHINGTON. = Une collision
s'est produlte vers trois he'1res du
matin entire deux trains de mar
chandises sur la ligne de pHanni
bal and st Joseph Railroad.
Un m6canlcien, deux chauffeurs
ct un. serre-freins ont etc tues sur
le coup ct deux autres employees
gri6vement bless6s.
LIE feu a pris aux wagons, don't
una dizaine 6taient charges de be-
tail ct les pauvres animaux ont etc
br1l6s v1fs.
-Depuis longtemps une bande
de malfaiteurs conduite per Bob
Sims repandait la terreur dams GER
tains comics du Mississippi ct de
pAlabama. La patience du peuple
s'est enfin lass6e ct une organisa-
tion s'est effectu6e pour d6barasser
lie pays de ces bandits. LIE chef
Bob Sims ct plusieurs de ses con
f6d6res ont etc lynches d'abord,
puts le reste de la bande a 6t6
%poursuivi ct extermin6.
Russell Sage, le millionaire
don't lie bureau a etc d6moli par
une bombe, est %poursuivi pour
100000 de dommages-int6rets
pour s'etre servi du commits Laid
law CONNIE dun rempart en- lie te-
nant entire lui ct lie dynamiteur.
Par &c moyen Sage ma pas Gu de
NAL, mails il a mis- en- peril la vie de
N. La1dlaw, ct les pleasures de &C.
lui ci sont 81 graves quill ne peut
encore gutter lh6pital.
MN. Fl E. Titus & Cie., ban
quiers de New York, ont fait fail
lite.
lie marriage de Nellie Mitchell,
file du S4nateur Mitchell de TO-
RECON, avec lie due de La Roche
foucauld, q etc fxe aux premiers
jours de f6vrier.