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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
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W. Cinrt - jru,I
Nrhul"td, Ai,laih'
l.dui ~ l"n"L liut spring. 80,
=, hrfr- land, di,"'III adobe luu-r.
h.1,. Interest 2.Ei, c"-t- - Il
'n,dlu-, Bias
Land h'N2.sl Nafd-, hnin,lrd un
: mIlh m hfauci-rn MnuluNa.
-uth h ,uurrlTIun Armenia.
"h'l hN san blrg" Hnd giauI
"'~l lN same, furniture, nG2.
interest lHi, cu-t- -
,a-adu-, Jr-u~
- Us Ndld- Mldr ~ san Diego tan
ala idnd, house and iuuituIr.
2nt. interest ~. casts It's
MuntuNa. los.
II"rinrl ~. land Isi wards.
h"iiIldtl 81 north hI land grant.
-iiIth u, lRnd grant. east m Fun
:, teri" Muni'na, west Nv fpd hlIl-.
one huII~", implements. furniture.
Ia, interest ~. r,r-t~ ~
Munt"Na. Pedro
Land ~ Naras Wide. bounded uII
north aud south Nv J,,-, Muut,Nu
EAST and west D., land grant, one
tw".f'Hln house, hur-r. wagon.
: furniture, etc, 2.3i interest -.
cu-i~ l'n
Parhrc" M"ntoya, Macr,lnnru
Ianh III san Diego land grant
~ Niua~ wide tSr-turnl
h",l-". etc; ar, interest 80.
Cu-l~ - III
prrra. Francisco
! ltI"" snail portions ~ land IN
, the san Diego land grant uur
partition ~ land ~ -Ninr precinct
alH'lIl va f,1t wide. three small
portions III land IN k"rnalillu,
precinct rs, lots |, ;. 3. hlrk. Al.
hupu"TIur Romero addition.
: h"f~''- cattle. wagon, furniture.
hHI, interest : ~. costs ~ .
lrnjlll". lrrnra VI.
Land lH'Nafa> l1undrd un north
hN arr"Ia thaJu. ~Iith h H. !.
Jaramlllo, ra~l hl Las iarnalilli
tu~. West hN JrIIIrZ; ~ Iara.
l~un,I,d uil north hN r. ,,arrla.
south hN Ju~, itrnriu, east hN
san Diego grant. west bN JrIIlrl
odd river, one thr-.-f,1 hu,I...
sewing narhinr, furniture, etc,
l.bt interest -. costs i.O7 3
\ara~. les. Leon
! IHlli wv NHINS Nldr, N'lIIliri uII
north hl e. \ara>. Suith h r..
Arrhnlrta, east ami West hN hand
grant, furniture. etc. 2Gt. Ia.
hr"St ~. r''StS lilo I
Gonzales. .Iusr
| House nnd amount IT rapitnl AMI
improvement un Manufacture,
l.Hi, Interest ~. costs ~ =
jafunilln, eduardo
Land - yards. lmlndpd on north
hN \nt"niu Marquee. south l., r..
MARQUEE, east AMI West h
san l'lrg" land grant. house.
furniture, etc: l.3j, interest q.
cusl- ljii =
laramllla, Roman \.
Land ~ yards wide, bounded on
North b, lrrnra VI. rrujillo. south
by JrnirZ lndian pllrhl" east hN
bdiunlitus. West D., JrinrZ river,
furniture, etc; 80, interest li1.
| riI~ts Is
MaItinrZ. Antonio
| Land pa taraS wide. hnIn,lrd un
north hA T.. M"ni",a. south l., j.
'asa'l''s. east l., lanh grant one
| tM'rr'H'ln h0iI-.', huu-shuId furni.
tuir, etc, n.NJ, Interest 2ii,, costs
l9a q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

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mpurVu" lnt"l."rt- tl. eat
llr "i The NluIu"lqu" grant.
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"t.l llu'" ~ald gtHul 81 irrt lu
tile Intersection II iron Nruur
attending eat With sand grant
IIlr. tl"llr" M"-i'th along ~.
wH'h Ian" II -ald -'t~t lr1u
i''l ''uur" n"lhuN tIong
Tie liu' of IAN" -lr'"l name lIli
Nu""u. 80 feet O.. l'r -olth
h"uudiN 0" "i .uI iuhl ave-
up". III ui'u"-i -..' r"-l- l.u II 900
.lw ' j.
! I.. = mul 3D. hInrh H. "a T.
t'.'nu. lot uI T. hlurk .
hirt %. 'l'luu, tuuI;ui,. rutIu..
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laruuIll". jos"
| / ui- l., L. H. hnrl VI E 4
addition. lot =. hlrrk T., \W
NNrro lowu.rtr Co.. ~3.Hl M
l"i'.l lnu' ru-l- iH ~ "a
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I,nt- - nni - hl"k \. NNr.
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4 y T. addition. l." :. hiurk ~
New N"Nir" l"wn,Ilr &C.. hni-r
carriage. furniture. etc. a,~u
interest 90. east, lN3 - y,
krllrN. kaIr
lot : hl~k u. "a T. addlrmu.
mrnirutr. r;r., a.Jl. rntrrr,lIs,
r"-l- - ~,
kulIm-. Lrwr, I.
Im = lrhrtluu lot g. hlWk T.
fi-irIII addition. Wr-t half of l,I
u. hlurk +. Eastern addition.
h"r,,r.. wagon, larur--. furniture.
IIaj interest i.uI. rr,-i- liJ Il -
Mcintosh. i. =.
lot :, block :. Lewis y simmons
addition. lot :. hlTk =. n \ T.
addition. lot :. block =, NAL.
addition. glG. interest HaI c,,-i-
10 II ,3I
M,ntf,ri. r.
HNIn warns. bounded north m
luIu,. road. east l., iaudaIaIm.
toad. hul.,.-. wagons. mrrrh,u
dI-r. furniture N,sa. interest
Iu,n. c,-t, IA 40 ga !
llrLu i {
lott rs. II and H.. hL~k h. sim
pl,I \ \lthrtIurr addition. ,t1
interest > IT, rn-t- - Iu ~
rrrr r. Il
Iut-3. amt =. block iNNr
addition. H,NS, Interest I,uu
ru,I. 30, III 4. |
I,lhnt, " r Estate
lot t. hl"rk H., y VI I. Co..
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Precinct ~ Chilili.

| l~H John g.
Nhut - dcTrs IN Chilli land
grant h0und'Si north aud -Outh
hN ihh grant, ra-t and west by
guNrrnmrni land, taxes i5.52, In.
trf,-t i.I3 c,r-t- l.i1 ...... "
! Irwin John
Ranch lnprN rnirnt- IN Chilli
precinct, horse. wagons, turni.
tnfr, 13HH, Interest 1915, c,St-
80 ......... ....... "a
john ~ru, j, \
=. r., !, II section u. township
east, rang" = north. 40 acres.
h"r~''~, cattle, etc; lJl.3?. inter
~ 49,, rests 100 .,........ an
MdhunrN, llnuthy
3id acres | miles fTuuI Chilli;
liih, Interest i,li. c,p-ts 10, ... x
Mora barbara
i'n acres q miles west from
'hlllll Ia the Chlllll grant, one
h"u-r and lut nn same: 7yBi. In
l"Tr-t 2't,. rsts 80 ,........ ii
! fWIl. William
30 acre.. more ar lees. on the
thi,ill grant, 8 miles west VI
ihilili, horses, l3ij. interest 40,
costs l.sI ..... .,.,....,..,, IA
Price, John ".
cattle, wagon, swing machine
and a~mlll; 2l,i3, Interest 30.
ru-t- 10 .........,....,,... II
Pr-ciact ~ Lss DsraAss.
I ha,rL. Mrlguiadss
HN i1 Naras land; jOxl52 ,aTas
~ precinct I; SOx .L,0 yATus In
precinct :; h0rs-s, wagon. fuTni.
tuTe, tax,- ,.72. Interest 40.
c,sstH 80, II
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
irreln I 10 lirodun..

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>rrhllspur. trlip
- yards. bounded north h !.
Miller. south h +. Sandnai.
east hA hlll-, west by the ROAD
- II yards. loilnIrd north l., Ar.
rhlhpli". south D., VI. :. 0trru,
east 10y public ruad, west b, Ar.
rhih"Iuc. hur-.'~. cattle. sewing
machine; taxes 5.Ns, interest ia,
q rris - ........... ...... y
tiallrg,r. AntnIin .Iu-a'
iiN,tI ,hras, lAhIiid,Si north Nv
arroyo, south and rast hy arr,
quia. west by urTuNa; ~ vArHs ~
land. HORSES, cattle. furniture.
4 '"l, interest go. ru-tS i.32 II
GONZALES. Jesus
JM luiNaras. reaching from cIr4-
ton Ia arTotH; 'sN3 itaTas, bound
III north h., iionzal,.-, @Iuth b, T..
hurulr. west by J. l.. HafT-TaS
cattle. goats, furniture; 5.s;, in
trrp~t 9ui, r,'~ts liz ~
Muutola, k"".Lld0
,iSan NafaS IN Trjon. i.rDm
hni~''. HORSES cattle, goats, fur.
hilur", "i2, interest a4g costs
IS II
PrrciRct 20 Sacimlento.
ifngni \ i.ucrrO, Manuel
Land aud 2-rpm hou-.., horses,
wagon, furniture. taxes 2.!t3, ia
Hr''st lirl, rNts liz ..... 3,
V Nrchlh'slur, Nrplmu-"no
Land 5sI yards, bnnni,Si north
10y MOnicO Chavez, south hy the
ki0 PurTcu. ra-t by lhNnlngu
~ Salas, w,.-t b, r, Romero, one =
r'Om hun-"; Us, Interest IS
Urt- ~ ..........
Armenia. Martin
tine i.fHdIi huu-''. huT-.'-, wagon
furniture, etc, 2ji interest ~,
% rNtr lin .......
Cascade, Alblnu
Land. 9r1m hnli~, hurH'-, fur
niturr, etc; 2.3i interest ~,
costs i.n ...... I
GunLalt'-. B-nigno
- Land lb yards. huuni'sl north
by Mariana P-rra, -'nth bt Jesus
Baca, east by the public donain,
Au uhdi, idsd Interest IN canada
de- Cochiti; ~ interest IL. costs
iIH ........ .,...........
:" Montana, Juan
Land In RI Irl-rc" HORSES. wag.
Gus, furniture, etc; ga, interest
~. e,sts ~" .........., 4
MOnt0ya, SsNrf"
Land and !,rom h.sllrr. .iltni.
ture. etc, sys.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Precinct - AirIsco

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

ATagun. Manuel
aud bounded north by C,rhiti,
smih by Z. L,irrTo, East b, ace.
qula, west by toehiti Indians,
horse, burru. furniture; taxes
sGi. interest l.0se, e,ssis lie
Anaya. GfegOTiO
,tIx3OJ vaTas. bounded east BY
cOchiii. west by scsquiA. north.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-27
Decisions Judiciaires Con
cernant les JOurnauX.

10 Toute personne qui retire re-,
gulierement son journal du bureau
de poste, qu'elle ait souscrit on
non, que CO journal soft adresse q
son nom ou 3 celui dun Rutre est
responsible du paiement.
20 Toute personne qui renvoi un
journal est tenue de payer tous
les arr6rages qu'elle doit sur abon-
nement, autrement p6diteur peut
continuer q le lui envoyer jusqu'a
ce quill ait psy6. Dams ce cas
l'abonn6 est tenu de donner en- ou-
t1e. le prix de l'abon ament JUS
qu'au moment du paien. Mt, quill
ait retire ou non le journal du bu-
reau de poste.
30 Tout abonn6 peut etre pour
suivi pour Announcement dams le dis
trict oh lie journal sc public, lors
meme quill demeurerait 3 des cen
taines de lieues de Get endroit.
40 Les tribunsux ont decide
que le fait de refuser de retirer u1
Journal du bureau de poste, on dc
changer de residence ct de laissel
accumuler les num6ros d l'ancienne
adresse constitute une presumption
ct une preuve "prima faole" din
tention de fraude,
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Trains T0uristes de fa.
mile a Pudget Sound

Les chars-touristes bourr6s, sout
la direction dun ''porter' ct gar
nj de Its, rideaux, poeles de cuisi-
ne, bonne provision d'eau, cham.
bre de toilette ETC., bien chauf6s,
4clair6s, aires torment une partie
du Great Northern BY, entire les
Villes-S@urs ct Seattle.
Les trains touristes quittent St.
Paul tous les jonrs q 7.45 P. M.
Minneapolis SIS P. M. $4.O0 pour
un lit double jusqu'h Spokane;
$500 jusqu'a Seattle, an connec-
tion avec le service splendlde &C
tuel pour toutes les classes de voy
ageurs.
Pour renseignements concernant
les voyages dams aucune parti+ du
pays, s'Rdresser B
+. I. WHITNEY,
G.P. & Z. A.. st. Paul,
MINI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-27
Les Negres de IA. P. A,

L"Omaha Bee" annonce que les
nAgres du Nebraska s'enrolent en-
grand nombre dams IA. p. A, Oh
Intolerance w t-elle se nioher ?
Drole de maniere de remeroier les
oatholiques d'avoir verse leur sang
pour p6manoipation de la race
nolre!
Ii tsut croire que intolerance q
r6solu de porter le deuil de ses IL
lusions. Oela va jeter une nouvelle
ombre sur la peu lumineuse asso-
olation qui, du reste, q touJours
oherohe 4 s'entourer de t6nebres.
On de nos confreres fait remar-
quer que les negres des Etats-
Unis sont au]ourd'hui tout aussi
am6ricains que leurs concltoyens
anglo saxons, va que, dams bien
des cas-, leur origine africaine est
sussi eloign6e que l'origine britain
nlque des tondsteurs de la nation.
Ii pars1t qu'lls tiehnent On outre q
SO montrer sussi anglais que les
autres importes.
II est 4 remarquer que parmi
les boycott5s de IA. P. A, fgurent
les Csnadiens-francals. don't Fac
olimation am6ricaine date d'aussi
loin que celle de n'importe quelle
sutre race, 4 Perception de Ia race
indieune.
Ii est tout de meme curieux de
voir, dams louest des Etats- Onis,
les rejetons d'esolaves africans re-
fuser le titre d'am6rioian aux des
pendants des colons franeais qui,
les premiers entire tous, ont explo.
re ces wastes regions devenues au-
lourd' hui pune des parties les plus
1mportantes de rUnion Am6ricai.
ne. Plus que ]amals IA. P. A. Va
TRAVELLER dams l'ombre ct trainer
! de 'nolrs" comp1ots.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-27
Madame Sans Gene

Madame Sans Gene, une femme
du temps de Napoleon qui await
un curleux oaractAr0 ct la manl6re
don't ellie await 6t6 6levee, dit-on,
ne faisait pas du tout pour la hau-
te position qu'elle devait occuper
plus tard dams 50 vie. De ce
temps Ia, on rencontrait souvent
de tells cas-, mais a present on chol-
sit toujours oe gull y q de mieux
ct on salt aussi d quoi sen tenir
uuand on Ia. C'est la meme chose
avec lie st Paul & Duluth BY, Oh
81 vous le voulez la Duluth Short
Line.
Cest Ia ligne Ia plus populai-
re du peuple tous les jours ct an
toute saison de l'snn6e en-
tre st. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-27
saire dun parell fait d'armes?..
Trente contre un!

6e1re q uu pHTell Ad1C ~ a.
| Trente contre un!
Apres le magnifque clan ayan1
soulev6 Ia voix du saint 6yeque de
I Montreal, Mgr Bourget, tout le
Canada catholique. elan don't Is
r6percussien Sc fit dun bout
lautre du l'Europe 6tonn6e dur
81 noble d6vouement, les zouaves
canadiens voulurent clever un mo.
nument durable de leur fd6lite au
Saint PAre, un monument rappe.
liant notre cher regiment ct la part
prise par tout 10 Canada franeais
Catholique q la defense du pouvoil
temporel du pape.
Ain de donner 3 leur protesta-
ton annuelle un cachet de solen-
mite exig6s par Ia volont6 des Pie.
montais de c6l6brer bruyamment
leur ind6cente victoire; ct r6pon-
dant 3 l'appelle de notre illustre
general de Charette, les zouaves
ont r6solu d d'inaugurer le 20 sep
tembre pr6cis6ment, Ia chapelle
6dii6e de leurs propres deniers
dams Ia nouvelle cath6drale de
Montreal, ct monssigneur, notre
venerable archeveque, veut bien
lui-meme pr6sider q ces c@r6mo-
MES.
Oetts chapelle 6t6 6levee COM
me uae manifestation permanente
de leurs protestarions: dams une
maguifique airesse au souverain
pontife, lis dissent Per- ction de Get
to ohRpelie, en- 6noncent le but, ct
oe sera une douoe joie au c@ur du
Saint Pere que oette fliale pr6ve-
nance.
En- attendant que la Providence,
qui tient le sort des peuples entire
Sos mains, disperse les ennemis de
son Eglise. les remplisse de ,onfu-
sion ct dependant les rameue au
bien, nous lemons q unir notre pro
testation publique 3 celle de nos
frAras d'Rrmes.
Et avec eux, nous disons du
plus prcfond de notre coeur::
Vive le Pape, Pontife-R ii!
FIRMIN PICARD,
Homme de lettres.
Montreal. l9 septembre 1895.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-27
LIE VENGEUR

LIE num6ro De Septembre (No
2l) de LA BONNIE LITTERATURE
FRANCHISE Went de faire son ap.
partition avec une nouvslle couver-
tu~e ct un grand arrangement dams
son int6rieur. LIE moroccan de re-
sistance du Magazine est un su-
perbe roman complet Gle VEN
GEUR" par Georges Grison, LII
pages dun int6ret ct dune emo
tion toujours croissante. LIE h6ros
faussement accuse de parricide,
parvient 4 s'6chapper des mains
de Ia Justice; il revient au bout de
Is ans srm6 pour la lutte, son
courage male, So beaut6, son au-
dsoe commandent lamiration. Par
ses qualities rares il vainc ses en-
nemis ct finalement retourne au
chateau de ses peres, r6habilit6 ct
heureux dams ga fBmille retrouv6e.
Dams &c meme num6ro, la premi6.
re partie de LA F1LLR DU REVOLT
T1oNNA1RE charmere le lecteur par
vjgueur du r6cit. Outre ces
deux grandes attractions, lie maga-
zine content "Ce que isime" une
oharmante Romance avec musi-
que; l'Orangsr R!sne, poeme ae
Jean Rameau; des recette utiles
pour la maison ct le m6nage.
LIE Vengeur sera expedite franco
4 qui en- fera la deraande accom-
pagn6e de 1Oc. Adressez Lepro-
hon & Leprohon. editeurs, 25 rus
St Gabriel, Montreal, Can.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-27

La recclte de fruits verts rap
ports 3 la California en- 1898 la jo-
lie somme de $5,O0O,0OO.
Si vous voulez savoir comment
cuellir des fruits adressez-vous au
California Bureau Of Information,
1l39 Guaranty Loan Building,
Minneapolis, Mimi
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-27

West Superior, Saltwater, Tay-
lor's Falls ct sutres points, par
que ses trains de passengers 1t
du plus haut luxe, ses "time tR-
bles" commode, ses annexes YES,
son chemin doux ct ses em loy6s
les plus obligeants.' Ellie ! gagn6
sa reputation par ses pr ues re-
rites ct le voyageur d'a' ourd'hui
est lami ct proteoteur d demain.
Aussi prenez toujours le Duluth
Short Line lorsque vous voyagerez
S'adresser 3 w. A. Russell G..
F.. A. st. Paul.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-27
L'EDUCATI0N
(Du Franco Oandien.)

L'6ducation est pour ains1 dire
I'm astre don't la bienfaisante In.
miere cola re ct vivifie l'intelligen.
CO humane ct aplanit le sentle1
oui conduit la gioire ct aux hon.
neurs. aeureux celul q qui lie
grand Dispensateur donne le dt.
sir ct Pavant~ge d'aoqu6rir CO bien
qu1 contribute pour une al grRnde
part q reimbursement de nos
jours.
Parents, vous qui ne songaz
qu'au bien-etre ct au bonheur de
vos enfants, de quel soin n'avez-
vous pas entoure leurs jeunes an
n6es!
Vous travaillez ardhment pour
leur laisser des riohesses que peut-
etre, Ills dissiperont en- peu de
temps. La plus belle fortune que
vous puissiez leur l6guer, c'est une
bonne education, voila un tr6sor
que rien ne pourra d6truire. Que
sont les rich asses COMPARES une
education saline, solide, morale ct
rellgieuse: C'eat tout au plus un
peu dor don't l'avare fat son ado
ration, mails don't la puissanoe est
aussi froide que lie sein de la tarre
d'oh II est tire.
Darant des tongues soir6es d'hi.
YER, quel plaisir de voir les enfants
s'amuser s'instruire au foyer do
mest1que, par la lecture de bons
livres ct de bons journanx!
Si quelquefols nous trouvons
p6nible de TRAVELLER 3 s'instruire,
rappelons-nous que Benjamin
Franklin, qui dot6 son pays de
tant de d6oouvertes importantes,
6tait ne de parents pauvres ct que
ses oamarades d'6coie le raillaient
paroe quill 6ta1t pauvrement vstu.
-"Laissez faire, disRit-il, 81 je
puts par mon education ct mes
connaissanoes etre utile d mon
pays, ct rendre mon nom oel6bre,
on ne SO rappellera plus que dams
mon enhance ]e suis allie q p6cole
nu-pieds.
En- parcourant le monde vous
verrez des monuments 6lev6s B Ia
m6moire non pas de ceux qui ont
laisee de grandes fortunes 3 leurs
h6ritiers, mails en- souvenir de ces
g6nies qui, par leurs 6crits ct leurs
d6couvertes, ont immortalise les
siecles dams lesquels ills ont v6cu.
DE nos JOurs Ou tout semDle
maroher par ls vapeur on P6leo-
tricit6, nous devons donner un
plus grand prl1 encore d P6duoa-
tion. Aujourd'hui tout lie monde
peut s'instruire.
Vous, p6res de fami lies qu
donnez d vos enfants le pain de
chaque jour pour soutenlr leur
existence, songez aussi q leur
fournir le pain de '6duoation, qui
fait les grands hommes ct rend les
families ct les nations heureuses
ct prosp6res.
Etudions phistoire de notre
pays, ct pardessus tout, sachoRs
comprendre ce que Dieu, Ia pa
tris It l'histoire attendent de nous.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-27

J. 81. Wingate ct fills marchands
de marchsndises, coin de la zoe
Ave nord ct Be rue vendent leurs
marchandises e4ches ct hardss fai-
tes 3 grande reduction. Une seule
visite vous on convRlncra.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-27

La r6colte de fruits exp6dies
dams l'Est on 1898, a 6t6 de $4,000.
Si yous desirez savolr comment re-
oolter des fruits, s'sdresser au:
Cal1fornia Bureau d'tnformstion
Ohambrs l138, Guaranty Loan
Building.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-23
suppo.ed Church Incendlary Arrested

WASHINGTON. March 22.-Miss Mary
Delaney, OF Milwaukee, was arrested ct
tho Elsmer Hotel to-day charged with
having attempted to FIRE st. Dominick's
End ST. Patrick'a Catholic Churches veg
terday with kerosene and paper. She
answers to the description OF the tall
woman dressed in black who was seen
in both churches, and the odor OF kero
some was on her clothes whsn she was
arrested. Sho is about 35 years old
and cana here to lecture. Sac claims
to be Catholic and to have spent much
OF her life in charitable work and ga
hospital attendant in milwaukee,. Her
sanity is questioned.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-23
Not omoiaiIy Advised OF tho Transfer.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Ger
man embassy has not been officially
advised of tho reported transfer of
Baron Won Saurma Jelt,ch, now Ger
man ambassador ct Washington, to
Constantinople, ne stated in the AS,
ISOLATED Press cables from Berlin. The
German embassy in Turkey is par,
ticularly important one, and there are
three ambassadors in the German SER
vice who naturally would p:ecede Baron
Won Saurma-Jeltsch for this honor. It
is believed, however, that the mention
OF his name is duo TO mis- long service in
the Orient, as ne was counsellor OF The
embassy at Constantinople and after
ward minister at Bucharest and in the
Balkans.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-23
AN AGRENIENr PROBABLE.
conference of Committee OF white
sorewmen With the Goyornn

Conference of Committee OF white
screwmen With the Governor.
NEW ORLEANS, March 22 At 1890
o'clock this morning committee from
the White Screwnon's Association
called on Governor Foster At tho Hotel
Royal for the purpose Of devising some
meaus, whereby tho present state Of
affairs on tho levee could be brought to
n suitable adjustment. The conferences
lasted for several hours and at its con-
clusion Governor Foster declined to
state to the reporters whether OF not any
aRreement had been arrived ct.
From one OF tho committee 1t was
learned that the screwmen made an
offer to store cotton for thirty five CEN is
bale. but wanted the aeventy. five bale
limit done away with. They also de-
sired to do away with stevedores They
were willing to have the agents place q
man over them to see that their work
was done properly, but this middle man
WAS not to assume any authority
over them; he WAS merely to act in the
capacity of representative. The com.
mittee expressed themselves as much
pleased with the conference, and saw
that they are more than willing TO
agree to any settlement which the mer-
chants may arrive a. provided 1t Is sn
equitable ono.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-23
CABINET MEETING.
The Session Yesterday Was Harmonious
and Uneyenttui

and UneventtuI
WASHINGTON, March 90 The cabinet
meeting to dsy lasted but two hours,
everybody oeing present but Secretary
Carlisle, woo WAS in New York. The
session Is said 20 have been uneyentful.
thereby disappointing tho expectations
or those who looked for some decided
aggressive zion in foreign affairs. 1t
is also said that there was an en- tire alb.
sence OF friction between the members.
although the principal subjects under
discussion, relating TO tho various COM
pllcstions into which wa have become
involved with certain foreign countries,
were well calculated to exhibit diver.
Bence OF individual views.
1t is presumed that the attitude OF
Great Britain towards Venezuela and
Nicaragun was canvassed, but as far as
can be gatehred, the Secretary of State
nao no new matter tou ,hing this to i'm
part, and Is IVES not believed to be nee.
essary to tako sny positive action in
the aoaenoe OF an explicit statement of
tne purposes of Great Britain. AS far
as the Nicaraguan matter Is concerned,
1t Is not believed that our government
is disposed to take issue with Great
Britain az to her right to demsnd an
Indemnity for the unjust trestmens of
her consular agent and cieizens, inas-
much az the United States has already
ana repeatedly zone on record az insist.
Ing on its own rights in such cases to
secure repsrGsion for improper troa5-
mcnt of its citizens.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-23
The CONTEMPORARIES Negotiat,ons.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Ten days or
two weeks is the time which an official
OF the Japanese legation to-day fixed as
limit for the conclusion for peace nego.
tiations between China and Japan now
in progress at Shimonoseki. BY that
time he thought there should be an un-
derstanding of some sort reached one
way or the other. Whether any under.
standing or agreement that might be
reached, however, will be final and
complete some doubt exists. not because
OF lack of power on the part of Ii Hung
Chang to agree to the conditions i'm {.
posed by Japan, but on account Of a
disposition that might be manifesto by
him to consult mis- government before
acting.