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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
SEVEN LIVES SACRIFICED.
FATAL FIRE IN A RATTLE-TRAP HolhL
NEAR BEAVER. PENN.
THE MEN KILLED WERE EMPLOYEES on THE 'o''
ERNMENT DAM-FATHEE AND son BURNED
WILLIE I0nIINc E0E EACH OTTER.

lnfs MEN hlllsiD WEisfs I-hiH'' La ~
ERNMENT DAM-FATHEE AND son BURNED
WHILE LOOKING FOR EACH OTHER
Beaver. Penn. Nov 21.-A frightful hoiocaust
occurred at the Government Dam, TWO hiies oe
low this city, early this morning Seven OF '"oie
men were burned to death ana seVeidi Me'e
badly injured. The disaster occurred al 'he "ei
rll House. three-story frame buidihs' pu'l
, for hotel and clearinghouse 10 ACCOMMODATE
the employees at the new Government oa"i'
Every room in the building was occupied iast
night. The fire was noticed at 4SO O'Clock oy
William Bollies, the col)red porter Inc s'ofe-
room was then full of flame.
The scene that followed was that OF the Wild
est excitement Many of the occupants oi the
room had been working a night turn ana hau re-
tired only two hours before All were sleeping
soundly. and when aroused became so con-
fused that they lost all presence Of NINA ana
wandered through the Railways unable to find
means of escape. Seven men are known 10
have perished. as follows John Kelly, Barney
Wilkes, Robert Stanley, J. J. Wrenn and his
son Daniel r. l. Miller and James Hughes The
hotel register was burned. and II Is not posi-
lively known how many men were In the mouse
The belief is general that others perished' sew
eral yet unaccounted FOR Men were con-
stantly coming and going. seeking employment
number of these arrived late last night, put
whether they lodged In the hotel Is not known
Within an hour from the discovery OF the iire
the hotel and contents were In ruins. NOT
drop of water could be secured even to cool the
glowing embers to enable the men 10 seSrch
for the bodies of the dead. Their charred re-
mains were recovered with the greatest diiilcuity
and danger. They so badly burned that
none except those of Engineer Hughes nave as
yet been positively identified.
But for the anxiety OF Jerry j. Wrenn ana MS
son Daniel. each for the others safety, both
might have been saved The boy was OUT
safe. Missing his father he re-entered the
building to hunt for him. Daniel had scarcely
disappeared when the father came out search
ing for his boy. When told that Daniel was in
the building looking for him. the father also re-
turned, and neither was seen again Nearly
all Of the men lost their clothing and many OF
them all their money. They had recently been
paid in checks which had not yet been cashed.
Physicians were summoned from Beaver.
who made the injured comfortable as pos
sible They were afterward sent to hospitals In
the nearby towns Work the dam has been
temporarily suspended. Coroner Kring is on
the ground and has empanelled a jury
The origin Of the fire is unknown. The loss
on the building is about $1,000 partly insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
GRADUA ATIyG EXERCISES AT DARTyOUTH

Hanover. n. H. Nov. I.-The annual gradua ting
exercises of the Dartmouth Medical College oc-
Cured tonight in the old chapel with the follow
ing programme: Prayer by President W. G.. Tuck
er: address by DR.. ID. s. Adams. OF Manchester;
ora tion Ernest l.. Bell valedictory Clifton S. Alb
holt: address by President W. c. Tucker: con-
ferrng OF degrees. Prizes were awarded as follows
For hest examination in all branches physician =
nocketcase. TO G. $. Abbott. OF Laconia: best In
anatomy s2. TO A. a. TAFT of Winchester; best
in chemistry. SIS to f. ~ Libby OF Cornish Me
The degree OF NJ. ID. was conferred on twenty Eight
graduates. The examining committees consisted OF
two delegates each from the New Hampshire and
vermont medical societies-Drs d. g Adams OF
Manchester: A. Noah Smith. of Dover: J. ri Lins
Rnfland. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
YALE STUDENT DIES FROX JyJURJCS

New-Haven. Conn. Nov. H.-Silas Hurburt Good
enough, OF Winchester. Conn. died at the Yale
Infrmary late last night OF pertonitis He was
a member of the class OF 1895. week ago ne
was struck in the abdomen by swinging gate
and had lain In IL precarous condition since then.
He was twenty years Old and had a brother In the
class of 1898. The Junior class met this morning
and passed appropriate resolutions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
PRINCETON STUDENTS FINED FOR HAzIyG

Trenton. Nov. q (SpeciaD-Wil!iam a. Fuper and
Herbert w. Fitzgerald. two Of the seven Princeton
students indicted for hazing Robert Leopold OF
Washington pleaded mon vult' In the County
Court here to-day. and were fined 500 each. Judge
r. s. Woodruff who imposed the fine. reprimandcd
the students severely. saying that what they called
hazing really riotous conduct IL found guilty
again they would be sent to Jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
ORDERED BY GOV. FLOWEh.
KINGS COUNTY ELECTION CASES TO BE
TRIED SOON.
OYER AND
AN EXTRAORDINARY COURT OF OYER AND
TERMINER TO MEET on DECEMBER 49,

AN EXTRAORDINARY COURT OF OYER AND
TERMINER TO MEET on DECEMBER 49,
JUSTICE CULLEN PRESIDING
ALBANY. Nov. Ex-Governor Flower has ap-
pointed an extraordinary Court OF oyer anu
Terminer to take cognizance Of the election cases
in Kings County. and has designated JUSTICE
Edgar NJ. Cullen. of the Id Judicial District 10
preside At Justice Cullen's suggestion 'he
date of holding the court has been hNeu io'
Monday, December is. to afford time LOT SUM
moning n grand jury and the necessary puoh-
cation OF notice.
The following proclamation was issued To-Day
State OF New-York Executive Chamber
It appearing TO my satisfaction that the p"p'c ''''
requires IT.
Therefore. In accordance with the statute In su'h '
made and provided hereby appoint an extraordinary
Court Of Oyer and Tcrminer be held at the 'our,
the city OF Brooklyn. Monday the ism uay
10 o'clock in the forenoon OF th"'
day continue long may be necessary ior Wv
disposal Of the business that be brought before ~
and do hereby designate the Honorable Edgar NJ '"'
len Justice Of the Supreme Court. to hold the sad eN
traordinary Court Of Oyer and Termlner.
And | direct the rict-Attorney Of the County ot
Kings issue precept in accordance with the s"'"'r
in such made and provided directed 10 the Sne'
Of the said County Of Kings. requiring him to DO ana
perform all that may necessary his part In the
prcmsese
And ! further direct that notice Of such appoint
men, given by publication thereof once IN each week
for three successive 'The brooklyn Eagle and
'The Brookyn Citizen. newspapers pubiished IN 'ne
city Of brooklyn.
Given under my hand and the privy seal OF the state
at the Capitol the city OF Albany this 2ist day OF
November. in the year Of our Lord iSf'
ROSWELL l.. FLOWER.
By the Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22

The city OF Lowell will have twin screws. Her
dimensions are as follows: Length on water line
32O feet; length ALL 336 feet: beam moulded.
40 feet: beam guards &c feet; draught loaded.
about 10 feet She Is designed to make about 20
miles an hour. Two triple expansion engines OF an
indicated horsepower Of 400 Will operate the screws.
one OF the improvements Is the building Of the
dining room on the gallery deck: the smoking room
is also on the same deck. The new steamer will be
lighted by 700 incandescent lights. The furnishings
of the staterooms will be In the latest designs.
The City OF Lowell was designed by a. Cary
Smith. of NcwYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
WELCOMING THEIR NEW cU,ycr1L0R

Syracuse. Nov. p tSpeciaD.-Or. John r. Day. the
new Chancellor OF Syracuse University arrived here
tonight and was met at the station by 400 students
house of Dean FRENCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22

by force the protectorate which foreign power
might be asked to establish, or pocketing the
insult. Will II do the latter?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
LArycH or THE CITY or LOWELL.

Bath Me- Nov. 2l.-The steel twn-screw steamer
CITY Of Lowell. built for the Norwich and New
York Transportation Company. was successfully
launched from the yards OF the Bath Iron Works
at 1918 O'Clock this morning In the presence OF a
large number OF people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
BLOUNT PULVERIZED.
HIS REPORT TORN TO TATTERS
MINISTER THURSTON ANSWERS THE PARA
MOUNT ONES ACCUSATIONS.
4 COOL, DIsPASsIONATE DOCUMENT

UNLIKE THE COMMISSIONER HE INDULGEs IN
NO PERSONAL ABUSE AND no IMPrTATIoN
OFBAsE vES-DISCOURTEOUs TREAT
MENT OF THE HAWAIIAN REPRE-
SEyTATIvEs BY TIE ADMINS
TRATION-PROMsE THAT
WE'RE NOT KEPT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22

CoAtinued ON Fifth Pare.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

Apr6s la piece 81 6mouvante
qu'on a vue cette semaine au BIZ
jou on vera la semaine prochai-
no commencant a la matinee du
dimanche IL f6vrier une chairman
to coined 9 institul6e "A Rail-
road Ticket"
CONNIE situation exceqtionnel-
lement drolatique, esprit gate
cette piece est supplement magni-
fque.
Les acteurs qui Tint, rpratent
savent roster dams les limites du
de oomique sans jamais tomber
dams le trivial ct tous ceux qui ont
des id6es noires feront bien DIAL.
Ter al Bijou la semaine prochaine.
lis en- sortiront gu6ris.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09
QuI S0NT LES AGENTS. pour K

UUI SUNI LEO HQGNIO PouA ~
NovoRo du DIR. PIERRE? Cette
question nous est pos6e 81 fire.
quemment que nous faisons i'm
primer Replication suivante: tou-
ties les medicines du DR.. Peter
Fahrney ne peuvent 6tre obte-
nues dams les pharmacies ct beau
coup de raisons importantes en-
sont la cause; il recherche des
agents dams chaque localities Oh il
ny a pas encore d'agence 6tablie,
de maniere a faire connaftre les
m6rites de son remede parmi
ceux qui souffrent dams leur vol
sinage, ct de vendre ce remede a
tous ceux qui lie demandent. Par
mi les milliers d'agents qui sont
r6partis sur lie %territoire des
Etats- Unis, toutes les classes de
la soci6t6 sont repr6sent6es. Cha
que membre du clerg6, profess
seur, i%nstituteur, macon on char
pentier, tout honnete homme on
femme, qui desire faire lie bien de
q son proclaim peut devenir agent
dams lie cas- Oh il ny aurait pas
actuellement une agence 6tablie
dams sa localit6, en- 6crivant au
DR.. Peter Fahr1ey, liz S, Hoyne
Avenue, Chicago, qui enverra par
la poste toutes les informations
n6cessaires sans frais.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

Dimanche soir, vers ONE heures
IN conducteur du Chicago ct Great
Western nomm6 @. D. Fix a et6
arret6 an coin de la deuxi6me Ave.
Sud ct de la septieme rue par I'm
homme qui, lui mettant un revolver
sur la poitrine lui ordonua de lui
remettre l'argent quill await sur
lui.
M. Fix voulut s'emparer de Far
me, mails le voleur fit feu, la bale
traverssnt la main droite du con-
ductenr ct PEASANT a quelques Ii
gnes de ga tempe.
EAray6 par la defamation le vo-
leur s'enfuit ct M. Fix fit soigner
sa blessure par lie DR.. Freeman.
La justice ma aucun indice qui
puisse la METRE sur les traces du
coupable.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09
ATTENTION!

81 lvous desirez doubler votre
argent d'ici une aimee, achetez
une des p%ropri6t6s ci dessous men,
tion6es.
$3.50 pour un lot situ6 sur la rue
Lincoln entire les rues Summer ct
spring.
sur la rue Main entire la l84me ct
19ame avenue n, D.. lie lot est de
.66x165.
$4,000 pour un lot ct une jolie
residence, coin des rues Tyler ct
Broadway.
$3.50 pour le lot IL B. 3 coin de
Ia 4O9 avenue n. ct Dupont.
$500 pour IN lot ct une maison
sur la Sc avenue n. pres de la l8e
Rue.
2. Demeules,
No. 9 Washington Az. n
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09
H0Ho Dbl L0UHST

res de deux hommes ct une file
nous ne pouyons rien en- dire, ma.
yant pas lu lie liv 9.
Ce que nous en- savons c'est que
tous trois frent an mojns, dams
ces circumstances preuve de bon
govt en- prenant lie st. Paul & Du-
luth Railway, le Duluth Short
Line, qui est la ligne Ia plus cour
to entire les deux villes eoeurs de
rint6ripur du continent ct les daux
villes soeurs du bords DIES Lac, pas
SAINT aussi q Saltwater, Taylor
Falls ct autres points importants.
Son service est excellent, son
equ1pement splendide.
Aussi quand vous voyagez dams
cette region prenez toujours le st
Paul & Duluth r. r.
S'adresser q Geo. W. Bull,
g p. A, GU d w. A. Russell, ass.
G.. P A. ST. Paul.
Pour informations relatives aux
terrains mis- en- vente par la COM
pagnie s'adresser q Hopewell CLARK
commissaire des terres, st. Paul,
MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

prodigienx ct d~isparaissait dams
les fourrfs aussit0t |qu'apparais'
salt un etre human.
On N. Pouliot, de Saint-Lau
rent, homme sans peur ct sans re.
proche, a r6solu de SO d6vouel
pour ses fr4res ct le salut de cette
anne Ell peine.
Ii y a quelques jours, aocompa
gn6 de son CHEN, un 6norme terre-
neuve, il s'est dirig6 vers le bois
avec la resolution bien arretee d'a-
voir le mot de l6nigme, de ne pas
reculer devant le monstre, homme
GU bette, qui SO presenterait q lui
ct de le poursuivre sill s'enfoyait.
A peine avait-il p6n6tr6 dams lie
bois qu'une ombre fugitive passe
devant lui; son CHEN s'6lance ct
quelques instants apr4s des Girls
6pouvantables, n'ayant rien d'hu-
main, SO font entendre. Non sans
granite, M Pouliot SO dirige sur
la voix, mails quells ne fut pas So
surprise, ss stup6faction, en- aper-
cevant un. .veau!
C'6tait Get animal, bien inoffen.
sif, qui await mis- toute File en-
emoi ct await dome la chair de
poule a plus dun robuste habl-
tant.
Vofci Replication du mystere:
Nc lie printemps dernier de l'une
des yaches du t1oupeau de NJ.
Johnny Rousseau de Saint Pierre,
celui-ci n'avait jamais pu s'enempa.
rer ct ny pensait plus depuis long
temps, le croyant mort dams quel
que coin du bois.
Ii est assez sipgulier que, par
IN hiver aussi rude, Get animal ait
pu vivre ainsi q la belle 6toile, en-
ne SO nourrissant que de feailles
seches ct dc branches d'apr6s.
NJ Rousseau voudrait bien ra-
voir son veau, mails NJ. Pouliot de-
mande So pour sa capture.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

Dimanche proclaim, adeux heu
res ct demie. il y aura, dams le ma.
gasin de M. T. r. Riviere, coin
des rues Adams ct Broadway, une
assemble du club Lafayette-Pa-
pinesu.
Des dispositions tres.importantes
devant etre prises ce Jour.la rela.
tiyement q le celebration du %
F6vrier, anniversalre de la nails.
sance de Washington tous les
membres sont instrument prizes
d'etre presents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

Samedi matin, vers 6 heures, IN
incendie a eclat6 q la residence de
M. J. III. Hainert 2812 Park Ave.
R6veill6 par des Girls de femme,
NJ. Hainert so preciplta dams lie
sous-sol ct Ia, au milieu des fam
mes il apercut So domestique.
II SO pr6cipita q son secours ct.
apres avoir recu des b1ulures assf z
graves il parvint a la SAWYER du
danger.
lie docteur Gates fut appel6 ct
constata que l'6tat de cette file qui
s'appelait S. Anderson 6tait pres.
que d6sesp6r6,
La cause de Get accident est l'ex-
plosion dun poole q gazoline.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

On nomm6 Johu III. McAllister
de ST. Paul, a grandement surpris
le tr6socier du comt6 de Ramsey,
en- payant $1,000 de plus de taxes
qu'on ne lui reclamalt.
Sa propri6t6 vaut, dit il $55,9oo
au lieu de $4,000 valeur d'apres la
Quelle on Ia take.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

Dams lie courant de l'ann6e 1892,
il y a en- Gu dams le Minnesota,
12l57 marriages ct SIS divorces.
LIE comte de Hennepin Fem
porte sur tous quaint au nombre ct
des marriages ct des divorcee,
II y a Gu, en- effet, 2O25 marriages
ct 1872 divorces; dams le comt6 de
Ramsey 1885 marriages ct "a dl
vorces; lie comte st. Louis Went
ensuite ayec 1929 marriages ct 70
divorces.
Or q, dams la meme aimee, natu
ralis6 1906 Scandinaves, ALLIE
mands, Polonais. Boh6mians ct
Russes AGO, Irlandais 1913, An
glais ct Ecossais. ll77, autres Da-
tionalit6s 1909.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09
ETATS-uNIS.

I'm eValue a S0UU,lUU,UUU les
depences occasionnees pour les
travaux q faire au canal projete,
devant le lac Sup6rieur au lac
Erie.
lie pont suspendu lie plus
long, en- Am6rique, sera celui qui
sera construct sur le Misoissipp
ala Nouvelle-O Orleans. II codtera
SIS, 100000.
lie congress de Washington a
etc saisi hier. dun projet de loi
tendant a faciliter l'union COM
m1rciale du Canada avec les
Etats- Unis.
CINCINNATI, OH1o.-La grande
fahrique de p6tards ct pieces d'ar-
tifce de M, Diehl, situ6e dams TN
des faubourgs de la vile, a etc de-
truite pendant la matinee par une
explosion. Un jeune ouvrier a cts
tue sur lie coup ct douze autres
lont etc tr6s-gri6vement bless6s,
Les d6gats materials s's6levent
dit. on a $751; 600.
New YORK. I'm nomm6 John
Fay, de Columbus Qndiana) a tue
a coups de barre de fer sur la tete
un de ses amis, Thomas Lagee,
qui demeurait dams la meme
chambre que lui, parce quill ron
fait ct l'empechaii de dormir. LIE
m%eurtrier a pris la fuite, ct il ma
vait pas encore etc arret6 aux
derniers avis.
SAN DoM1NGo.-Les dernieres
d6peches nous apprennent que
les r6volutionnaires ont r6ussi a
renverser le gouvernement monar-
Clique d'Hawai, On a 6tabli I'm
gouvernement provisoire ct nomm6
une commission pr6sid6e par NJ.
Thurston pour aller demander
aux Etats -Unis l'annexion DIES fles
Hawai-.
M. Thompson, un .des commits
saires charges de n6gocier Fan
nexion aux Etats- Unis a 6t6 inter-
We've a l'hotel Occidental ce ma
tin.
II a dit quill Sc rendait a Wash
ngton dams le but d. discuter la
question de l'annexion aux Etats-
Unis. Nous ne voulons point de
r6publique ind6pendante, parce
que ca sera pire que la monarchie,
q cause de ignorance de la popu-
lation.
Nous voulons l'annexion aux
Etats- Unis.
= On t%6l6graphie de Petersburg
Virginie) qu'un grand emoi a etc
cause q l'asile DIES pauvres de cette
Vile, par I'm pr6tendu mort qui a
fait sauter q coups de pieds lie cou-
vercle de son cercueil ct s'est mis-
q crier quill await faim ct qu'on
lui apportat d manger.
Un pauvre n6gre du nom de
Bland est tomb6, il y a quelques
jours, en- 6tat de l6thargie, a Pc
tersburg, ct Pom a suppose quill
6tait mort. Les m6decins eux-m6-.
mes sly sont tromp6s ct lie certff-
cat de dec6s a etc dress6 en- bonnie
ct due forme CONNIE Bland ma
vait pas laiss6 de quot Sc faire en-
terrier, il a etc mis- en- bi6re ct
Transports q l'asile pour etre in
hume dams le cimeti6re des pau
vres.
Dependant le froid 6tait 81 vif
ct le sol 81 fortement gel6 que
reinforcement a etc ajourn6 au
lendemain, ct, en- attendant, le
cercueil a etc d6pos6 dams une
sale qu'on appellee Ia morgue de
l'asile. Or, lie lendemaiu, lorsque
les fossoyeurs, apr6s avolr creus6
la tombe sont allies chercher le
cercuei', lis ont failli s'6vanouir de
terreur, en- voyant le couvercle
sauter ct le pr6tendu mort SO
dresser sur son s6ant ct deman-
der 4 manger!
Bland, ajouta Ia d6peche de
Petersburg, ne s'est jamais 81
bien porte ct ma jamais Gu neil
leur app6tit que depuis cette lu;
lgubre ayenture.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

LIE cheval du DR. w. A. Jones
s'est emporte samedi dams l'apres-
midi, dams l'avenue Hennepin.
LIE che val affol6 so pr6cipita
contre un pilier, briaant une bottle
aux lettres en- mile morceaux.
lie faoterr qui vidait justement Ia
bofte a ce moment ma Gu que le
temps de Sc jeter vivement de CO
is.
LIE co,her du docteur a et6 pre-
cipit6 a quinze pieds en- avant,
mails ne s'est inAig6 dams 50 chute
que des pleasures sans gravit6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

Un hongrois ages de 36 ans
nomm6 Paul Kasker, a essays de sc
suicider lundi soir en- so tirant un
coup de revolver calibre % dams Ia
tempe. -.
Ii ma r6ussi qua Motto ct a etc
transports d r'h6pital.
On abces dams la tete, le feisant
terriblement souffrir a etc la
cause de sa tentative.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

Par suite dune explosion de ga.
zol1ne au num6ro 1913 Hennepln
Avenue, un jeune garcon de ID ans
nomm6 W. McCuen a Etc grleve
ment brdl5.
II a Ste Transports a son doml'
cile GIG, 4e Avenue N.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

On va construire un nouveau
theatre dams la 4eme rue entire Ia
venue Nicollet ct la lAre Avenue
Sud, q cote de lanclen batiment
de la Tribune,
LIE colt en- sera de $50 600.
II sera connu sons le nom du
People, Theatre ct pourra conte.
mir $500 personnes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09
Avis Important!

Ayant p%lusieurs demandes pour
des proprl6tes dams la rartie Nord
Est de la vile, les personnes aul
d6sirent vendre leurs emplace-
ments feront bien de s'adresser q
moi. z Demeules.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09
Pour Hot Springs ct le Sud.

Prenez le Minneapolis & st.
Louis Railway, "Albert Lea Route"
la seule ligne ayant des wagons.
buffet pour st Louis ct toutes- les
places d'hiver.
Pour prlx, routes, etc, s'adres-
ser 4 W. I. Hathaway, City Ticket
Agent, No l Avenue Washington
Sud.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

IN maftre d'hotel de Alma Wis,
nomm6 Charles Hille est mort
SUPPLEMENT- samedi soir en- mon
tant dams sa chambre a pEuropean
Hotel.
Maladie de coeur.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09
Excursions en- California.

Chuque jeudi via The Minnea-
polls & st Louis Railway, "Al.
bert Lea Route"
.L'adresser q G. M. Pratt on q
W. 1. Hathaway. No l Washing,
ton Avenue Sud.
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@lhp de l'@l|gufst.
MINNEAPOLIS, 9 Fsv1ler 1898

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raisonnables allez chez W. Ut.
Stafford 06A Avenue Centrale. Sa.
tisfaction garantie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

II y une grande quantit6 de
faux dollars en- argent en- circula-
ton dams la vile.
Ills sont tres bien mites ct Ia
meilleure maniAre de les reconnaf
tire est au TOUGHER.
Ils semblent plus nous, plus
unis que les vrais dollars. Leur
son diffAre aussl l6gerement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

Assemblse du club Lafays tie
Papi1eau, dimanche proclaim a
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qasin de M. T. F; Rivlere, coin
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