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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
Menace to Nayication.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. Limited States
revenue cutter Woodbury. reports the
derelct Of a British three-masted schooner,
Gypsum Queen, lodged on the rocks at
Seal island, where she was abandoned,
but when is not known. The Woodbury.
has besa ordered TO blow the vessel up.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
Suit to Recover Insuranc.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct 1.-The Knicker-
booker Towing company Of Bath began
suit yesterday against the st. Paul Fire
and Marine Insurance company to recover
600, 900 on the tug B. w. Morse which
was lost in Charleston harbor in 1893.
The defendants claim that the Morse In
going south violated the conditions of her
policy and forfeited her insurance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
More Trouble For "Nobleman.-

AUGUSTA, Me-, Oct. L. The Lowell
(Mass.) police have applied for the removal
of Francis f. Rousseau from the county
Jail at Auburn TO Lowell. Rousseau q
year ago posed as a rich nobleman and
obtained considerable money on thu
strength Of his claim. He was convicted
and sentenced to Auburn Jail. His term
expires in few days. Rousseau will be
tried at Lowell for "a crime committed be-
fore his present incarceration.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01

WASHINGTON, Oct. l.-Captain Hooper,
in command Of the patrol feet in Behring
sea, reports the seizure of two sealing
vessels for violation OF the Paris award.
The first vessel seized was the British
schooner K. B. Marvin, taken within tho
6o-mile zone on a charge Of using firearms.
The second vessel was the American sealer
Louis Alsen, charged with not being duly
liconcaH
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
The 81. Johns Bank swIndie.

ST. JOINS, y. f., Oct. 1.-The directors
of the defunct Union bank yesterday be-
gan law proceedings against The Tele-
gram, the mouthpiecc of the government
complaining that its articles upon the
bank inquiry are calculated TO prevent
their clients from securing fair trial
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
Fatal Lamn Exniosion.

LOWELL, Mass, Got. l.-Mrs. Nellie
Knight Of this city was descending q stair.
way last night behind her little girl, who
was carrying lamp. Mrs. Knight
trippcd and fell against tho child and the
lamp exploded. The woman's clothes
tgnitcd and she was fatally burned. The
little girl escaped with slight burns.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
A Life In the lSaIane~.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, Oct. 1.-The trial OF
Arthur A. Albee of Brockton for the
murder of Collins A. Leamen in that city
on April 3o, 1892, was begun here yester.
day, Judges Hammond OF Cambridge
and Gaskell Of Worcester presiding. The
drawing Of the jury was completed at
l2 TO- and the trial was at once begun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
Morton Visiting New England.

Boston, Oct. secretary OF Agricul-
ture Morton arrived in this city yesterday,
and spent the day In looking over many
historical points Of interest about the city
The secretary will attend the Worcester
Northwest Agricultural fair ut Athol.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
After Twenty y..rs WORK.

SANFORD, Me. Oct. i.--Edwin Emery.
who died in New Bedford Mass. was u ma
tive Of Sanford lie hail been for more
than 20 years engaged compiling y history
Of this town. His death leaves his work
i->~orp plste
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
Ru.v Times at B.th,ehem.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Oct 1.-The Bethle-
hem Iron company yesterday shipped a
sighting hood for the battlcship Massa-
chusetts. The company is fast finishing
the armor plate for the new warships OF
the United states.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
VIII Ne presid,pt Butler.

PORTLAND, Me-, Dot. 1.-The trustees OF
Colby university yesterday afternoon
elected Professor Nathaniel Butler OF the
University OF Chicago rs president Of
Colby. Professor Butler graduated from
Colby In 1873. He succeeds President
Whitman, who recently resigned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
What Prisoner. Can Do.

BOSTON, Oct. 1.-The state of Massa.
chusetts will send rs an exhibit TO the At.
lanta exposition samples OF goods manu-.
fsctured in the state prison at Charles.
town, consisting of a number of different
kinds OF harnesses, as we'll as nine varieties
OF brushes. The goods will be packed in
trunks also of prison workmanship, as an
object lesson to those unacquainted with
the teaching of trades In prisons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
Two schooncr. Wrecked.

HALIFAX, Oct. 1.-Schooner Magellan,
Cape Breton for Yarmouth, with cargo
OF coal, went ashore at Shut-in island, and
became a total wreck The crew were
saved Schooner Surprise from Halifax
with Montreal cargo, Is total wreck on
the coast of Newfoundland The crew
xyers nj Sn sayed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
Something In the Wind.

HALIFAX, Oct. There is great activity
among the North Atlantic British squad
ron here, and II Is believed 10 have some
connection with the Mosquito coast diff
Guilty. The Rambler and Magicionne
leave for the West Indies tomorrow. The
Canada arrived here Yesterday
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
British Capital In Peru.

LIMA, Oct. i.-Sir Henry Tyler has ar
rived here in the interest of British hold.
ers OF bonds Of Peruvian projects Ii
Is believed that his visit will be of the
utmost Importance, both to Peru and To
the bondholders
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
An UpproAt.bIe Demonstration.

CoNsTANTlSoPLE Oct. Ia body OF
Armenians made a demonstration against
the authorities in this city. The police
killed and wounded some OF their number
and arrested many OF them
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
Victor. banquet vanquished.

New YORK. Dot. /. - The New York
Athletic club last night gave dinner to
their vanquishcd contestants for interna-
tional athletic honors. II was dinner TO
the representatives of the London Athletic
club Covers were laid for 100 persons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
All on Hoard Saved.

GLASGOW, Oct. l.-Steamcr Wallachia
struck the rocks on Beacon Perch In the
Clyde and bounded off and sank All on
board were saved. The Wallachia was a
wooden screw steamer OF l72i tons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
An Extended Fishing Trip.

BuZzARDs BAY, Mass, Oct. 1.-Presi-
dent Cleveland started last night on fish
ing trip to Long Island sound with Com
modore Benedict on the Oneida. The trip
will cover period of several days.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
Oill save Cargo Only.

WESTERLY, X. l., Oct. 1.-The lumber.
laden schooner Josie h which went ashore
on Napatree point, was hauled off the
rocks yesterday afternoon. The cargo
will be takcn out, but the hull is 40 badly
damaged that the captain will not repair
her
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
NewfoundIand'. Political Stew.

ST. JOINS, N. H., Oct. 1.-The attacks
upon the Whiteway party continue, and
IL IL believed that the whole government
Is on the eve Of disruption.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 1.-The mother OF
Lieutenant Peary received telegram last
evening stating that Lieutenant and Mrs
Peary will be at their old home at Cape
Elizabeth crossing today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
Flora Can't Be Found.

BATH, Me, Oct. Flora Jones.
young Nova Scotia girl, who arrived In
this city week ago, Is missing An
active search IL being made for her.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
Rain DID aoM service.

BANGOR, Me-. Oct. l.-Recent rains have
about extinguishcd the forest fires in east
crn Maine. All towns within the fire
region report that the danger is over.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
where pa.,.ur'. Body VIII Rest.

PARIS, Oct. 1.-The tomb at the Pasteur
Institute will he constructed beneath the
monument In the building erected to
commemorate the first case of fhydrophobia
cured by the Pasteur method Of inocula.
ton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01

HAvERHILL. Mass, Oct. i.--Georgc n.
Tozier, n druggist, Of this city, Is missing.
No cause Is sssisncd for his dssppearanoe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
FAST MARE.

FOR SALE CHEAP - 500 will purchase
handsome. high. bred. fast trotting and road
mare, l5l5 hands high, weighs 1000 pounds. IL
pure. levet'gatted trotter, can be barnessed
son with perfect safety viii road l2 miles an
hour without urging, wears no boots or
weights when speeding and can trot very
fast. speed shown she IL of great courage
ana endurance and would make a very valu-
able mare tor road or general family use;
will allow 10 days trial and guarantee all of
Ter buggy and harness. Call ON coschman at
private stablo, rear of residence, Allston
Beacon Hin, Boston, Mass p. s. References
exchanged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.

The land on Warwick Neck is posted, the shoot
ing rights having been acquired by the
WARWICK NECK GAME ASSOCIATIONS.
sportsmen will kindly take notice and avoid
uesPsssing on these grounds. s2s-3t-eod
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
Pacifying Germany.

BERLIN, Oct. 1.-The Chinese govern
ment has informed Germany that the
leaders OF the attack upon the German
mission at Swatau have been arrested and
measures will be taken to arrest others
concerned
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-29
PETITE CHlRoNlQUE
DULUTH, Mimi, "a Nov. 1885,

DULUTH Mimi, "a Nov. 1895
La ~retralte de la paroisse St.
Je:aini-B aptists %,commenoee IL II
novembre. s'est. termin6e le "a
L'eglise 6tait bondee de fde]es q
chacun des offices divins. M. le
cure Plante, de Buffalo, MIMI,
6tait 1e~ p1r66ddicateur de la rerralte
et il a gu tenir toute la paro1sse
occup6e a la grande affaire du.
salut, 3. s'affermirs sous -le. ~Jous.
doux ct leger du Pere, qui est aux
Cieu1. M le pr6dioateun / Ts g.
Plante -s'est gagn6 de suite les
sympathies de tous les pa%roissiens.
par ses sermons pleihs d'6notior,j
pleins de obaleur vraie, parsla for.
CO ct la clart6 de ses raisonne-
ments. II "a produit des impress
sions p6n6trantes chez tous ct j'ai
Eonfs dire, meme chez les indiff6-
rents, qui 6taient allie l'entendre
pour satisfaire leur aeuriosit6::s lsar
indifference s'est fondue sous l'ac-
ton de Ia parole ardente d. pr6di.
cateur: Jig ont cru CONNIE eptra
fois ct de saoSnnt hates dess' enro1er sous
l6tendard des oroyants, des pre-
destinss. La volx. du p%redieateur
est claire, nette ct ferme. On
grand CRATE ut dit: Oh d toujours
la voix de son esprit. Brief. la re-.
traite,a fait beaaeoup,sde bien ut
NJ. 1e cure Grandchamp est en-
chant6 de. ses. paroissiens.-
~ lies pretres sp1HEalnta ont, aesist6
a.la. lraatlrlAaiittee = !d%iiff6ruaantss tempe: Les
RR.s PIP; sEustache, dc, I,lQ)rdre. de
st FRANCOIS d'Assise, George, de
de. St Benoit: MN: les
abb6s Corbett, de la cathAdrale,
Boucher, chapelain de lhopital
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-29

mails sun pays emoins riche;~ lui" a
a4rach6a deuxs. de- $685. plus bellies
Provinces ct "s'est plsnt6e. auda-
cieuse ct m~enacsnte en- edehors,.d de
sess:fronti4res naturelles 4 quel-
ques marches de PARIS is~s #. ~ q
I'll est vraj, que stonss ces d6sas-
tres mont nullement affects les in
t6rets dos Carnations ffrancais, Sc
pares a jamais Gs leur' Patfie DO
rigine. C'est. podr eela,. qu'on, en-
fait peut etre ri peu de cas- q VAL
1fesly16feId. MATS il zen sa1uara.iit' '6tre
qs meme POI pour e les fr:aneais, qfa6ii
Complement % . IN il paarffaiitt9emenlt 'leurs
5ilnit6iretss,, n '' en- dl9plaise' ., 1f'6crivainn
e c,an,addiieini de- de vaslleyffs1d) on SIT
liant aaye sc la Russies contre l'Alle-.
m1sigyn1e. ">P ouuar; eux c'est uhe ques-.
tion de vie st de mort rationale,
oo1ntrree in e66n6emi implacabIe. ct.
asIcc1harnilee, ct y 9 , els,t: pour celia que.
to5usj les Fran i ii y; y q oDomllpris les
Eveques ct lie Clerg4 sans exoep-.
tiiot'6i, :, asp9pp1asIudllssaefht a l'afliance
franco russo, gu a'ttoruitfe autre al
lance i 11l' 'qqluii aluiiriasiitt le but "Gie' les ga.
riaa1nttiir ccontfes le9 caaiuutch7smtar Allie
'mlanlld. '' : : 80 9
-..s... E4st..,sy ~. a4r,4.@s aa 81, ..
lUne. petite e~aqpqe.stiIo9lna. religieuse,
;omme celle qul brouille les Ca
:nadiens-freneeis asyec Lee Irlan-
.delals, aux lEtats-,Ulnlnll ct les. rap
proche dams une aversion commu-
ne, avec. les. Rllemands catalogues,
ne signife absolument rien q Pa
,risy OH, ,hAlas! on d6bat desa5qnes-
tions ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .iponr
la France. L'Edlteur de, Valley
field appelle; les rancs1s Dig, ldoux
nom de ..EAIAres": ,mais eettte fra
ternit6 est 6videmment tQnt7a fat
plattoqnjiqna sets iq6ale, ..UnLlipetit
yeKage,d.etuda enFLanceq. atm de
% sfamiliariser avsc les / questions
politiqaes, ct sooiales du jour con-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-29
b'HthoAD E L'OUHsT nest pas respon-
saables des id6es ct opinions 6m1ses par
aet correspondents. 20 :"
T0.ADYERTISERS.

The. Eohq de, r0aesfthaia'' ,a'..lalrFgi;e,''
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are a';o>f;esHq'1 tei sdib''tantis !
this by proper Certificates from
the superintendent Of mails. =,
-s,~rnIA ssaa.NS e
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-29

En- Borta1t do prison ed,y5 pen
dan1t SIX TX m 1li,is, Il a a pu rr6fechir auz
vicissitudes de la vie humane, p,
V. Debs a dit que, dams aucun cas-
l." ne sera1t plus 1e chef gu l'insti
gateur, Pune egr6veot's,scM
LIP qraiate de.r- Ia PRISON. II e s.
lie ookwencsmentt1 De Ia sagssse
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-29

Cos lois bleues, originates
d'Angleterre, retirement, certes,
plus dun renseignement utile q Ia
defense de notre religion 81 SOU
vent attaqu6e aux Etats- Unisn. &
Quel est, en- effet, argument
employs le plus genSraalensnt ct
savec le plus de success contre le-
elise catholique, par tous les pre-
tres apostats de l'acabit de Chini-
guy ct consorts?
La conclusion de st. Thomas
d'Aquin, QUESTIONABLE XII, article
Ill, relative aux h6r6tiques.
En- insinuant que, dams l'esprit de
lAnge de PEcoze, Q lois s'appli-
.quaient ~surttoopt. aux .pr}otestants,
ces pauvrrsss gems donnent uns id6e
de la confiance. illimit6e qu'ils ont
dams Ignorance orasse, de leur' .au
!ditoire, puisque St.Thomas"d'A-
touin mourut en- 1874 alors que
Martin Luther naquit on 1883,
Jean Calvin Oh 1900 ct Henry
VIII On l49l. ,.> :, es,ss -sssv
Nous concevons parfaitement,
Que leac1efgs eatholique' refuse az
|r6pondre aux 6lucubrations de ces
gems 81 8 sans is, av :; III mails al d'un asuttre
cote, IL arrive trop solvent que le
silence gard6 i CO sujet,' engendre
IL: :dcoo!u1tte' dams, Iesprriitt de beaqcooup
do catalogues, qui .pensent que
.leur religion a GU le monopole OK
DIES repressiohs is6v6fes con-
tire Ih6r6sie, g. ).
De Ia, a l'accusation de froide
eruaut6, il ny a qu'un pas, surtout
peur-le les membres du professionals
me. 80. 81, ..i4e..t.l. -.,.,n.i~ -.
IL est lncontestable que le 'tdroit
canon" du c6lebre dominicain:: ne
plaisanta1t pas avec l'h6r6sie; mails
Is s. p5rloctteestaanlttiis,lmle' .u'Eglise dan:
gleterre par, exemple,) ~n'a-t-l pas
adopt6, plus de TRo1s s1EoLEs
aprAs Ia mort ddpg tfameuxxtt tthlef .'ll2
glen catholique, des lois plus s.
veres meme, que .celles de l'Egli-
SO de Rome, contre 5ceux qui, on
matiere religieuse, ne partageaient
pas la 'naaniere: de svoirv d'Henry
VIII, de- Marie-Fudo et-d,Elisa-
beth; set ces memess lois n'6taient-
Giles pas, Giles, dirig6es clairement
contre les>catholiques
En- 1904, on. effet, sous jacques
1 la "Convocation' adopta la loi
s11ivante: .. 4- ~ as,S,uay
To exercice the right of private judge;
ment so far as to quit the church Of
Rome is the duty of every Christian but
20 sxxercice it so afar Sas7to differ with THE
"Articles" Of the. .G(lhhlnrrcehhzzof England is a
crime to be punished by the stake Or by
the pestilential dungeon within the
walls of which is death,
CC'est assoc clair, n'est-il, pas
vrai?
n
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-29
4 COntimuer

Dams notre proclaim numero
nous montrerons que les id6es
d'ostraoisme della. p. a; ne sont
que la reproduction, pour 5ainsl
dire texaaote, des lois adopt6es par
les -puritains lers de leurL arriv4e
aux. Etats- Unis. aY
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-29

is .rnf vi II. ..IEauIsu.>. ~ 4aat +,
y ,yail ! n !,t,e :. eo1lva1 n, DART d,l I'll
.cles . "l' q lance franco ) ! al (
deem De en- A4Am1eesrique" gull il, s'e e four four
.yoy4;; qu'en 4critiqnaentt. les. Jour
nl,aesuIxtt de, Pc Paris ct sl''AAll.ia,.occe9 Il franco range
russo, il a voyage tout supplement
g sur !, ]. teri" tel:re j in 1'e,l ct que les
jj%.oplu9lrrnn5a!uqlx,. de! de Paris 4%pou1r:rrasdie1n2tt i,t bi Nq
comprendre les int6retdts de ,s,, ! Ia
Francs. ausai. bieln que le Progress
de- Yellseyyfetelldil" i. ). s... i. III.
s-.nt UN FRANoAIsa
"a cst. saS1.ta ufs,.ss 1.l1aoax
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-29
o~""..PVAl1lAH|siMif|'n.@> !.
oc ~ u T7>''ou CO.;
,,:cu1 nF.s2ttss
L0lS:::::.BLEUES

e! On salt .auelles tgrrpitudes, JUS
qu'alors ~sinnomm6es, lie. comit6
ad hoo misses au> jour relative
ment 5 l'administration irlqndo77
democrasique de. la. vile de New
Yofk;;bhFh'fh6tess pas qus depuis
lexplosion de ces seandales, de
ces conclusions sans nombre. la
m6tropole des Flats Unis jouit!!
quaint q Preservation de la loi du
sabbat, uu plutot sdd Dimadche,
de tous les bienfaits du puritanis-
me lle, plus. 6chevel6. .~.,,.m.,.s
Une carricatqre du %Puck'', IN :
qes iournaux illustr6s los plus lus
dos. E4ats .Unis, nous donna pid6e
de rechercher l'origine ct le te-
nsdr des fameuses BLUE laws
dont-en-parlle- tant-st-cela,-trop
solvent, sans on, cppqpa1trss Is, pre-
mier mot. - 57ss Ss5&5 2S5&&
yMprDentary Dictionary" en- ef-
fet,' ME jjusstqu'a .leur existence, tan
dis qu'un ministre de l6glise
"6piscopale"" d'Angleterre, NJ, Sam
Peters, 'diplom6 du college Yale en-
1857, semble exag6rer, la rigidit6
de cess msnes:lois. ea.and< il on pu-
bile les passages suivants:
: sPersonne, ne ,courra L. dimaonche, nj ne
Sc promenara dams les jardin! ,oq aillleqrs
except6s en- allant a rofdce 9u en- en- reye-
nant.. --~ro- fANNHM MI
Personne ne voyagera, ne fera la cuisi-
ne, ne fera son4it, ne balayera=sa maisen,
ne Sc, fera raser gu copper les cheveux
le dimanche.
Aucune mere n'embrasseFa. son enfant
le dimanchte Cd Jour de sjenne. . "a
Graca. a l'amabilite du Dr. J. <,
Hosmer, directeur de Ia blbliothe-
que'''ptbiiqde" de, Minneapolis,
nous'avona pu nous,proeurer," sur
e "lois blleuqees"',: des docu-
ments dune authenticate incontes-
table, don't la lecture ne saurait
manquer d'int6resser les. Cana
diens- Francois, a leur donble titre
d'6trangers ct de catalogues.
Pour Notification de nos lee
triessanodsaAdpnhhsron iic,ii la ccopie
NH6rae d une DIES lois bleues sdu.
Massachusetts, adop:6e en- sep
tembrel63344.:. s I nu. .~..,y
The Court takeing into consideration
the gssatea. ssupeIrduoplss. and unnecessary
expenses ocsoasioned by5 reason Of some
Observation-Disclosures fashions, as also the
ordi1nay vsarfng Of; silver, golde and.
slks lacesygirdlss, hatbaanlds, etc, hath,
therefore ordered that noe person either
major { WeWaA sAaa hereafter make or
buy any such apparel under the penalty
of forfeiture OF. such cloathes.
Also that noe person shall make or
buy any sas~hedscloathes. lother than one
shade in each sleeve and another in the
backkea qRd1sss ttiAfee,a g@q penalty. ii;
Que diraient ces bons puritalns
9fis Toyaient les mmsatnefhess moHH
mentales don't sont agr6ment6es
auiourd'hui les robes de Ia "fem-
me nouvellesf
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-29

Leon XIII sodffse dun violent
NAL de- gorge, ct les consisto1res
du 20 Novembre ct du 2 D6cem-
bre ont Ste remis q une date pos
t6rieure.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-29

Dams l'ann6e 6nissant le Is JUN
1895, les 1ecettes de la Poste, aux
Etats- Unis ont st6 de 76.171,C90
dollars ct les d6pense de $500,
l72 dollars. .eg .,;sl
'D'oa deficit DUN peu plus dc
100000 DE- dollars. ,.:ass
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-11-29

Ao '0AAso pun AAAHAo eSo NM
pLiaairtttout gu tine race afforme la ma,
jjoriitt66,, ptiaarmii, les catholiques aux
Etats.U MIS- clio veuts dominer ct
exercer une certaine preston in
jj1u1is5ttee s. saur" la ''minorft6.4 C'est lin
pae ,i1 dllahlss Ia nature des chooses; ct
lssss 'ta3 g,iissseemedts della majofite allea
m6aa6adte idahtxs @c1ertaints ali dfffo3ceses DE-
IQutsestt .p9rodveihltt- sdrabondam-
mesn1t &c que Laffonttaiilnl,e a pif;oc:1a.-
me- il : a de e5uxz tsii1Sco1eEss1 q 66jjaa:: 4 : que / i,
fla loi du Plus fort est d pen
pres toWours : Ia met'ii11lleu,r;es;.' 49,
- ! sE .a.e sqaEp,ppf,saaarntt g emle, que les g
tollilquusess .! alllemands soieenot plus
ss!ymnpatiauveeah aux Francois q Zee
d don't leg. Francois s Dc ]. + FRANCE on. ont
e7u unqe Pc, rcye9!u,rv,se !e%cliatante e y lll8s7o)!,
jss 1feqr,a.iis Re. rremla sa1 r 3 l,ecrivain de
.Ytalleyy1f6eld, que .l leg s cathh9f|l i
allemands ne 1reep2r6Msentent MULE
mmennt It, I',Aallemaggne ,qq,ui est st " 1. pays =.
aux dee 'rl1 tiers .Ipa protestant i. dent l2!o!;.l l.
[Sssoqyersin est protestant, ct don't 1; ?:
les. tten!dan1ees sont sminem n me
protestantes. On semble ignorer
&c simple fait de- geographic st
SthograPhie : yalleyfeld,, puts III
~ on a Pair de s'etonner dc TAI
Lance. franco-russe en- Europe
quaint les francois ct leg all e
s',entendent 81 bien aux Etats- Unliss.
Mais ici meme, les, catalogues al
demands ne torment \, que tout : a, au
plus w quart d. L.: population al
lemande d'origine!! .a'
&c cher "Frere' oe Valleyfeld!
manque. ;, y1raimen ~ !, :. d'induIgence,
pour ses ,coomlpatriotes ct confreres
de Paris. qn1ii "comprennent rare
ment les vra1s int6r6ts de. la.
France" IL affair de leur dire en-.
larmoyant: Comment avez vous
Gu le; cmur ct. lie courage. de- vous
alller Eavec la sRussie oontre f'Alle-
magne qni Sc montre 81 sympathi-
que pour vos freres.. canadiens aux
Etats- Unis! Pourquoi vous etes-I
vous effarouch4s, ,qpanq vous avez
va rAsssooacalatii66nnS Caheusly Mer-
oler? Go n'6tait vraiment pas beau
de yotra. part. ct ayyo2uNss ne g cf9mrpre-
;nez pas, les .yraiss .inttfsrreattss! Dc. la
a.. d, <s.;,. a..t., &c..
D,H6las! ConfrAre de- Valleyfeld,
on volt .bien, que iquolque francois
d'origine, vousa vez toujours .v6cn
aux tantipodes della Franoe., aVous
oonfondez arrangement les .int6rets
dess Ganadiens xcatholiquesys aux
.avec, les. lnt6rets de la
France, let Dieu ,veuille'. que ,ces
int6r8ts fusseut identiqueslt Croy-
ezssoasa,donc quill fsolt possible
aux Franeais de Grance5des4recon-
naftre, ssquei l'Auemagne ssts.l'en-
neml ,,mortel .;et +,achaIn6I de la
France en- Europe touiours4 anx
aguets;a Sc tliguant avec rAutriohe
ct l'ltslie, ct bfiguant Ioccasion
dd sse Ieter auAepzderni6re sfois' sur
sons.erfnemis mutA6t~ Aeta svouant
hautement Pintentioa de er6duire
la France au4rsngsds tpnissanee de
sixieme7 oTdre enaEarope.os;Vou Gus
semblez55onblieK, Ous. mecoanaitEe
eomplAtement les n6v6nements rae
$780, quand afAllsm protes-
tante ct catholiqueS abnsantaldes sa
ranconn6lasFranc d'ui
III smhfa III d f1!T1 aurait rune 4 ia