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VIII Leave for England.

Las. night ~ missionary party was
given to Elder Berry Dunn at the
Twe-ty-Arst ward meeting house. The
enterlRinm, consisted Of musical
select sns. feoitstionp, etc, with IT,.
manipulation by MIR. Calder OF the
rraphouhoue. Elder Guam leaves on
Saturday Tor a mission In Eugland
aud rs tribute Of esteem the pre-
ceeds OF last nights entertni msut,
amounting to $40, were presented 10
him.
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Distinguished Visitors.

This afternoon the Hon. Joseph II
Manley, ex.Congre'smAn from the
state OF Msine, his wife, bis two
daughters, Mrs. n. Lombard and Miss
sydney Manley, and party Of friends
made trip out TO Sil,alr to SEQ that
beautiful Lake resort Mr.. Manley
aud party are quartersd at the hnuts-
iorJ, having arrived here yesterday
afternoon. This Ia tue distinguished
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Changed Ilis Faith.

CHICAGO, Oct 25,-A dispatch from
Richmond, KY, say,i
John q. Fee, this eminent founder Of
Berea college, and for over forty years
pastor Of the church Mt Beres, has
rendered his resignation under rather
sensational circumstance.
The church IL u union one, toleIAt-
ing any form OF baptism, a doctrine
which DR.. Fec has zealously taught.
A lew weeks ago, however, no beoaras
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A Xeieran .nne.

John Forke', OF the Tenth yard,
SAs called to rest this morning at ne
teen minutes past nine, after a lingel-
ing illness Of some months, He was
a native of England ant Jame TO this
country seven years ago. He was
iatheT-in-lAw Of Bro. Hyfum A.
Reeves, superintendent OF the Tenth
ward Co-op., and was highly esteemed.
Tne funeral will DO held IN the Tenth
ward meeting house, next Sunday nj
1880 O'Clock. Friends are isviled 10
attend.
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Probate Order.

Blu, one order was made in the pro.
hats court today up 10 tho time OF
going to press and that was In tao
estate Of William T.. Benny, deceased,
an order being maize appointing AZ
urai1ers aud Tue bond OF Cuas. Brluk
AZ admiuis,ralof In the sun oil 5000
approved.
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ANoriIIR rIoT ron cunA.
I"E'FidEe. sent Z. the Island In Doll,
tho Detectives Say.

'he bettcttNss Say.
NEW York, Oct. 26.-It has been
'Afned Iha1 tho representatives OF thp
phni.h government In this country
pave discovered wha, 10 said to DO a
Few plot on the part OF the sympa-
h.E's with the Cuban Insurgents 10
.hlp ammunition from the Unitei
SA'es 10 their compatriots 10 Cuba.
ne spanish governments Representa-.
YES heard VI tho scheme some tim.
80 ana employed def, ctivs agency
n vac cry u investigate II. Detectives
IA's Teen Watching tho operations OF
.he insufgenls' friends for ihree weeks
lu nave reported TO their employers
lll ihsy have obtained suiil clio on
aS sIs 70 tubslantiats the original story.
Ihe iilends Of the insurge mis-. nc
sltuing 10 tho story, have sent large
nhs nments OF toys TO Havana.
nsse toys consist mosily OF large and
mutually heavy dolls. Their weight
aeeounled for by The detect YES, WHO
cert That each doll contained a DOZEN
DO eartfd ges.
iue laH ooDsis sment Of dolls sent
'om this city to Cuba Ia reported 10
~'e eouIalntd 400 cartridges.
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n. q. Receiver. Again.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The f~atter OF
the Norih-rn Pacific receivers came
up In the I'm ted States circuit court to-
day upon the motion Of the FarmeTs'
Loan a Trust company TO have Biglow
and McHenry appointed. After heat
ing the arguments Judge Lacombe
suggested th.t tho gentlemen In tho
West agree dpon q personnel represent
ing every interest. The matter went
over until next week.
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WAN, 10 Form a New state.

MADISON. Wiz, Dot. 25.-ln AN in.
,ervisw IL. q. Sloan OF West Superior,
n leading man In that part OF tho state
aud the representative OF Douglas
county In the last legislature, declared
that the people OF that county desire
ths formation Of q new state from por.
tons Of Minu,soto, Michigan and
Wisconsin. This, no said, they o0u-
sldsred a better pan than tbs Enprx.-
tion Of Douglas county, Wa, TO Min.
uurUln,
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SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 25.-The local
tsignt tram On tue Florida anu PEN
insuiar railroad was wrecked Jour miles
from Savannah, last nignL Some one
sel fife TO the tfestle over tho ravine.
The uestio supports were burueu
away, anu fourteen cars went down
and were burned. The loss Ia $50, 900.
Two negroes were injured.
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convi ced that bis teachings hal been
wrong, and 20 notified his coDgregs.
tion, telling them they must be hap.
tEeu according to the Campbelli'e
faith In order to be saved. The Nom.
bes protected against this, aud by
large majority vote decided 10 adhere
TO their original views. This produce
rupture between Dr. Fes and his
congregation and the doctor has re.
hlgned.
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ST. LouIs, Osi. 26.-Fife was dis
covered about I u. ~. In, th- laboratory
OF tho Allen ffefer Chemical coin-
pany, on North Main street, and
spreading boIh wsys, II soon involved
the wool apd tsliow warehouse OF NJ.
Wolfhein, Calvert Vano Paint o5m-
pany, the front OF the Rank Steel
Plate company and Henry MoCAbe &
Goa Tobacco factory. rhe losses Of
stock amount 10 $4,000; buildings,
$40, 1000. Firrmen Ed. Fryman and
John Ditwiller fell from the water
tower and were severely injured.
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BALTIMORE, DOT. 25.--Ths shooting
for the Dupont trophy and WORLDS
championship was concluded today.
III. Gilbert, Of Spirit Lake, H., won.
McA lister took second money. They
were the only men who killed 20
straight. McA lister missed his second
bird In shooting OH tho tie. 0ilbsIt
KILLED his, making 30 straight.
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BALTIMORE, OCT 25.-A collision
occurred on the Baltimore & Potomsc
Railroad at Bowie station, midwHy he.
tween Baltimore and Washington.
II. A, Ellis, drover, Of Fort Syringe,
w. Va, was Instantly killed. A. Il.
Johnson, W. W. MoCielland and J.
NJ. Oh ggs, drovers, were injured.
Isaac Heafn, u signal man, was badly
crushed, and died few hours later.
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ynia. Madrid Di.p,,eh,s,

wAsuSoToS, ID. G., Oct. sb.-rhr
Maitid uispAonss, coming Wis Havana,
alleging that the President has prom.
iscd tho spanish minister to vetI sny
action by Congress favorable " th.
CuOsus, ars false stories INTENDED
merely TO encourage tho loyal element
In Cuba.
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sary Of the founding Of the scat NJ
government In tho District Of Column
bia. ln June, 1900, the public offices
were transferred TO Washington and
opened ON the 10Th OF that montb. On
November -, 1900, President John
Adams In his speech at the opening Of
Congress said:
i congratulate the people OF the
United States on thu Assem- bling OF
Congress mt ths,per nane1t seat OF tneir
government, aud CONGRATULATE you,
gentlemen, on the prospect OF Toti.
dence not 10 be changed. Yea will
Q holder n ~ the capital Of a gfoI M.
ton Advancing with uuexampled
rapiditJ In art, 10 CO sitrGe, u wealth
anu p1puistion, ami possessing within
itssli resources yich, II not throw n
away or lamontably misdirected. will
secure to IL . long couiso Of pfosp ority
anu seli-2overnmsnt."
ihe House VI X DIT ssentatives In
e1swer to tbs above said:
the unal esta olisn nient OF the ssat
OF National govern Geut which has
now taken place IL an event Of no
email impOr'unce 40 transsclions OF the
cuu0try. n consideration Of these
powers which have boon vested Ia
Congress over the Dlstrict OF Culum-
DID, viii not escape our attention, nor
viii we forget tuat IN exercising these
powers regard must be hAd 10 those
events which will necessarily Et,ond
the capital OF AmVric -
a cisizsn Of Washing on suggested
- tnv board OF trade that II -Ovld he
meet fitting, GO this IL the capital city,
that each state composiug the u lion
should have n petmaDt exhibition lo-
ca.sd here showing its several rttoutoe,
az TO agriculture, commerce, manuiao.
turing, tfsnspurthtOln, mining, etc.
Aided TO the National government ex-
hibit and tho indivi lual state exnibits.
there should be exhibits OF the nations
OF North, Genital and South America
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UNDER ia. RUNE.
T-,hmsa DurIsd b, tho Collapse OF u
Hu IdiuL.

Hu IdiuL.
CLYDE, o., Oo,. 20. The half east
wall VI ths Elm.fs Mnnuiaotufinr
cOIupany's three story bicycle factory
collapsed at $3.50 this morning. All
the fiOors were riieI with wufkmeD.
Moro than dozen were badly iIjuted.
several are buried beneath the coutif.
Volunteers t'.HeL tGelr live5 ~ rsscL
tue liOrtunatee rLe work OF fe-
moving the debris still coglinrsV, but
II IL thought all q 9 In dared lave Dson
rescued.
Wofkmen commenced this inornirg
10 aga ireEoh along tne east wall Of
ths building tor \ wafer main anu this
weakened tho wall. MI toe mea In
the trench were caught under tuo fail.
ing wall ana their escape irom Instant
death 10 miraculous, ~ tins wall foil
outward. All tuTos ilJufs partly ioll,
throwning those On thom to tue
ground.
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81 JOHNS, N. r., Dot. 25-The sit.
uoa regarding the Smuggling seat.
's remains unchanged and the prom.
~ ra u,Ie,ls hang lire. The board OF rev.
nue insists that the cases should be
ev ,leu before them and the rupture
y healing. ~ s'sn'
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CHHsTsa, Pa, Oct .5.-Ffod Hurd,
n Ell II, shot anu probably iaIsIly Ia.
Iuied hA amer, DAVID Hutd, aged
~, this mOruiug. rhe isthg. anu
,GOihof qusrgeled amt when the son
ipterieTs q, thu father astAulled HIM.
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NsAN FRANCISCO, Oct. s6.-William
Young Will be hanged nj san Quentin
today Tor murder. Following 10 the
story Of hts crimes;
William Young murdered ami rot
bed his employer, nm aged fftnchman
namedl L otro LAtsstrU, In Mon rry
county. Young rho. the Uld man
with n shoi gun and then robbed hiui
NJ fS5. Latesiro before he died said
Young shot MIN and the latter con
irssod the crime. Young came from
Germany three years ago anu was nt-
dlcted to drink.
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UNCLE sAM's SHIPPING.
AN ENGLISH PAPERS COMMENTS ON
ms INLAND TONNAGE.
liverpool weekly McrcurJ, Oti. 81

Nearly every account VI ths COM
metciAl tonnage OF the ditierbrt coun-
tries OF the world pisces the United
states ina very indlyidlous position,
because such accounts ignore the
large tonnage that country Possesses
In Its inland waters. Large passenger
steamers oil 10 or 20 knots' speed, aud
Of fully 5000 tons, have during the
last season been running in con nec-
lion with the railways on the Great
Lakes. Cargo vessels OF like tonnage
arc being regularly added 10 their
iieots. Quite recently so-cslled revenue
outtsrs, but Capable OF almost Instant
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COSsrASTiNOPE, oct. 26.-rhe U.
=. oruisvr hlAfUlrbead has arrived at
Mcrsinp. Asia Minor, to protect tue
mitslo aaries.
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senator Palm r Net . Candidate.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25 "A special to the
lfews from Springfield saysi U. 3.
Senator Palmer has authorized The
announcement that h will not DO G.
candidate Tor reelection.
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A. II. Cannon VIII Lecture.

At tho regular session OF the
Students Society OF the L.. d..
.. College to be t-ld tonight at 7;sO
o'clo, h., Elder A raham IA. Cannon
will deliver n lecture.
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Candy Factory Destroyed.

NASHUA, n. ii. Oct. 25.-By an OK.
plUsion ~ combustlble material In ,ns
o4bIy mauuiecIj!y Of Charles HJl.
mao, followed ny IRE, tuS Holman
hlgck vas destroyed this nisin.ng.
LosB S40, 1000.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 25,-Ths Presi-
den' tousy appointed Vance, Lewis,
Of ArJmore, Inuibn Territory, United
States judge for '.,e central district
OF that territory, TO succeed Judge
Btahft.
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CHICAGO, Dot. 25.-RGts q. Van
BOkkoieu, ex.tsIlsr VI tha Me's hants'
Loan n ifust clmpsny, brought back
tom III sico, cha gtd with stealing
$4,000 OF the oompany's funds, pleaded
gully t0uAy AM Was given M Ia.
aelsrainAls sentence.
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MASouEsrER, England, Oct. 20
Charles .4aIe, the noted pianist, l.
dead; aged ~.
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gentleman's frat visit west OF iht
Missouri nver and he Is eujoying IL
very muon. He will ROMAN here tiii
SlnJav, when he leaves for Ban
francisco.
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CUBA'S WAR FOR LIBERTY.
The Insurgents EldsaVOF 10 Obtain
Ships and Honey.
Humor OF n secret Compact Between
Great britain aud
tpsIn.

MiNsRAPoLIs, Oct. ga member
Of the Cubio junIa, now in the north.
west, today declared there was n secret
compact between spain aud England
which accounted for the soizlre OF y
flibustsrins ext edition In the Bahama
Island, by which spain 10 ~ turn over
Isla do Pines, at the south western emu
OF Cuba to England, In return for
Engiand's promises to prevent the iil-
ting out VI expeditions from her West
Inuisn Dependencies. lsls do Pines
would give England an immensely
valuable nrvsi s.auoD commanding
tAe only chsnEel - tho NioErsguan
canal not now controlled by England.
lie also EfseT,s that Cuba VIII econ
have modern navy Of five vessels
under command OF Admiral De Mullo,
the brazilian ssilor. Two ships are 20
come IL N Brazil ami one irym Cuile.
lie simi,s 40 effort i,soon to be mate
10 noaI all Issue VI f2O,0O0,OOO Cuban
bonus.
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NARRow EsoArE or oENERAL oAMros.

HAvAgA, Oct. 25.-CapIsin Geuer-
Al Aiar.inoz ae Ca upJs arrived here
shot.iy baiOfe noon irUm Ci-n,urgos.
Ia his journey from C,ego d. hviila
TO SAM SpiTi.us, tie was cseorIsI by
only 100 oAvairymsn ami wac attacked
by intpTgeals whom lie routed alter a
ahaTp ngh.. Ihe captain gehsssl's
cloak WAS pierced by eight bullets, aud
u bullet went through tb~ saddle bag.
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The Spanish gunboAt C.rldsd has
been sunk OF CsFdinss, proviDco 0!
Ma,anzas. The crew escaped In boats.
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a "AsHIHoroN rxros,r,os
Sses'ion thu, IL said to Nee,
Win Huah fayor.

i, "'AshlNdrOS, Oct. 26.-The sugQes
T, ,ha' great exposition marking
n S y,o'e OF The present century hs held
"shlngton, In tn. summer OF 1900,
with much favor at the
,,n." al' Besides concentrating the
ssn,e century. such an exposition
'u uprs the centennial anniyer-
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tContausd on pags f.Vs.)
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-samedi, on liaait dams le jour
nal la "Presse," l'annonce suiyan-

-Samedi, on Hsait dams lie jour
nal la "Presse," l'annonce suivan-
to-:
"On demande 500 hommes jour
naliers pour TRAVELLER sur le che
min de fer. Bureau de Placement
municipal, z rue ST. jacques"
Aussi ce matin. dit tLa Patrie",
ct a'bonne heure. grand nombre
d'oisifs ct de p4res de families es
p6rant enfn de gagner quelques
sous, encombraient les alentours
de ce famenx bureau de placement,
tant il est vrai de dire que la mi
s6re est grande ct que rindustrie
ct le commerce sont paralysis.
H6las! il ny await personne 4 CO
fameux bureau pour repondre aux
demandes des pauvres ouvrlers at
tires par cette annonoe. Les por-
tes ont etc ferm6es tout le temps
ct l'on ne saurait imaginer la co.
lore de cas panvres ouvriers aussi
brutalement tromp6s.
"Qui fait le plus de bruit ne
fait pas la plus grande besogne au
point de Yue seritux," a dit un
phllosophe.
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Paul Bourget appellera son
proclaim roman CEN marche."
-Signor Castallani, ambassa-
deur d'Italie, est mort subitement
q Constantinoble.
Mgr. Lagrange, 6veque de
Chartres, France, est d6c6d6 au
mois de JUN dernier.
John Parnel, fr6re du c6l6bre
Charles Stewart Parnell, a 6t6 6lu
d6put6 de Southmeath, orlando.
LIE Japon va demander une
nouvelle indemnit6 de G7, 600
pour Iabandon du territoire de la
peninsula de Lilo Tung.
Ill circule d'inqui6tantes nou-
yelles sur la sant6 du duo dor
leans.
Depu,s quelques ..Jours,-a peu
pres depuis lie retour de Mme NIL
ba a Londres,-P6tat du malade
s'est aggrav6, ct M. le docteur Re-
camier, qul 6teit retourn6 3 Paris,
est attendu tres prochalnement on
Angleterrs.
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A LOUER

A bon march6 un excellent ma.
gasin pour une pharmacie dams IN
bloc en- brique SUI une rue COM
merciale ct aussi dams le meme
bloc un magasin pour IN feed
store.
Pour de plus amples renseigne-
ments s'adresser d la
Plymouth Cash Grocery,
924 Plymouth Ave.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-08-02

La recclte de fruits verts a rap
ports a la California en- 1898 la jo-
lie somme de 100000.
ST vous %voulez SAVIOR comment
cuellir des fruits adressez-vous au
California Bureau of information,
ll39 Guaranty Loan Building,
Minneapolis, MINI
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Des milliers de personnes on
maintenant les yeux tourn6s vers
Ia California.
Files veulent savoir Cd ct COM
ment cueillir les fruits OF voyager
bon march6.
Files mont qua s'adresser au
California Bureau of Information
Room ll48 Guaranty Loan bldg
Minneapolis, Mimi
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-08-02

Mgr Messmer, president de l6-
cole catholique d'6t6, de Madison,
Wis. a refuse d'avoir les services,
accompagnant la messe ponti6cale
qui devait etre c6l6br6e dimanche
dernler, dts en- azlem0nd.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-08-02

Par son testament date du %
novembre 1885, N. R. B. Langdon,
q laiss6 IN quart de 90 fortune q
son fills Cavour R. Langdon ct les
trois autres quarts q Sd femme
Nine Sarah Langdon.
La fortune du d6funt est evalu6e
a 800. QUO dollars.
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IMPORTANT AUX AN.
CIENS ABONNES DU GA
NADIENO DE ST. PAUL.

Js crois de mon devoir d'avertir
les abonn6s du "Canadien" qui SO
trouvent endett6s envers panolen-
ne administration, d'avoir le soin
de M adresser direetement leurs
remises par mandats- poste on che
ques q mon ordre: "Diamon Col
lection and renting agency on
encore par lettres enr6gistr6es q
mon adresse: "A. j. damon,
Room COG, New-York Life Insu-
rance Bailding, ST. Paul Mimi,
parce que ie suls seul autoris6 par
le l6gitime proprl6taire de ces ere
dts q les collector, ct le repete,
pour quill ny ait plus de malen-
tendu possible, que toute aimee
d'abonnement expirant le on avant
lie Is aont 1894 inclusivement ap-
partient ct rsvient de droit q Ian
c1enne administration ct doit etre
J4gl6e avec moi ct personne autre.
A. ]. DIAMoN,
Chambre COG N. Y. Life Bldg.
St..Paul, MINI.
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A VENDRE A SACRIFICE

$500 pour lie lot 81, B. Forest
Height Addition qui a oodt6 il y a
quelques ann6es $l,l00 au propri6
taire qui desire gutter la Vile
pour aller A'6tablir ailleurs.
S'adresser q 2. Demeules, 1924
Plymouth Ave.
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Nous apprenons avec plaisir que
M. J. Fl. Seymour Went d'obtenir
le contrat pour I6rection dun spa.
oieux edifice, pres du march6 cen
trail, don't le oont sera de 500, 600.
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LIE Rev. Pere Jules Blgaouett ,
est parti mercredi pour Fall River,
Mass.
LIE Rev. PAre s'embarguera pour
Rome, vers la fin du mois d'aodt,
Cd IL a rintention d'entrel dams
n communicate religieuse.
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A LOUER

Plusieurs chambres pour usage
de famille au No 922 Plymouth
Ave. aussi I'M appartement tres
avantageux pour un SELLER on
feed Store. S'adresser 3
z. Demeules,
924 Plymouth Ave
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L'archeyeque de Boston Went
d'adresser une lettre collective q
son clerg6 sur les nouveaux r6gle
ments du careme ct du jenne, fats
par le Pape, pour etre mis- en- Vi
gueur pendant dix ms aux Etats-
Unis.
Dor6navant, tous les ouvriers ct
leurs families seront exempts du
careme ct ne devront faire maigre
que tous les vendredis de l'ann6e,
le mercredi DIES Cendres, le mer-
credi ct lie samedi de la semaine
sainte ct la veille de Noel. Les
jours de jedne, les personnes pour
ront manger de la viande une fois
par jour.
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Trois Am6ricains ont etc NOM
mes reinforcement chevaliers de
la Legion d'honneur, en- France;
CO sont MN. Bartlett, le sculpteur,
Stewart l'artiste, ct Odet, direc-
teur de sssulphide society" q
Lyons.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-08-02

Voulez-vous de bon California
Port Wine a 75o lie gallon, do
Sherry, Muscatel, Angelica, sweet
Cattawbo ct Tokey a $l.0O ct au-
dessus? allez chez I We'll, 40 ct AZ
90 rue Sud.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-08-02

Une injunction ayant 6t6 soumi-
so oontre remission des bonds,
pour la construction du reservoir,
les travaux G sseront probablement
vers le Is aodt.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-08-02

Mardi, dams I'apres-midi, la po-
lice de st. Paul a trouv6 dams le
feuve, le cadavre dun homme de
As ans environ, don't l'indentit4
ma pu etre 6tablie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-08-02

-L'"Observatore romano Went
de publier un d6cret de l'"lndex'
condamnant entire autres ouvrages
celui de NJ. Felix Lacaze: "A
Lourdes avec Zola".
I'm des fills du d6funt pr4si-
dent Gard6eld, est candidat pour
le s6nat de Polio. On dit que CO
ieune homme a herit6 des grandes
qualities qui distinguaient son pc
re.
-Windhorst, grand orateur al
mande ct intr6pide d6fenseur des
catalogues opprim6s dams son
pays, a maintenant sa statue. Ellie
a 6t6 inaugur6e sur la place de
Meppen.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-08-02

L'avooat Louis Coderre Fun des
plus arciens residents ct Pun DIES
compatriotes les plus estimes de
Chip. wa Falls eat allie s'6tablir d
River Falls, Mass.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-08-02

L'archeveque Ireland a dome
une conference msrcredl soir, q
Madison, WIS.,, devant On nom.
breux auditoire, doat le sujet 6tait:
'Patriotlsme.'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-08-02


Maggie Craigie, ag6e de IA ans,
file du Cap. Chs Craigie de Ia
brigade du feu de Minneapolis,
ttait alice passer, pour sa sant6,
quelques semaines q Osseo dams
la ferme de NJ. Ernest LANCE.
Jeudi dernier, en- jouant avec
un fusil charge, Fred Lange, age
de neuf ans, d6chargea accidental
cement I'arme dams la tete de la
malheureuse enfant qui fut tu6e
sur le coup.
SEES fun6railles ont Gu lieu di-
manche dernier a Minneapolis.