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Telegraphic Briefs.
August 3.

August 3.
Lightning struck a Methodist
church at Remington, n j.,
yesterday, injuring twenty per-
sons, several of them seriously.
The Porte has replied to the
demand of the European pow
ers that reforms be instituted in
Armenia, promising to make the
reforms at once.
Asnegro who was put off the
G.. G. & A. train. near w ards
Station for stealing a ride, fired
into the train as it moved off,
seriously wounding white
man named Bradford, of Tren-
ton. S. G.
Reports from Central Amer
lea indicate that another revolu-
ton IS imminent. Guatemala
is endeavoring to form a Cen
trail american Union, and sev-
era, of the States will have to
be forced into it if the plan is
to succeed.
A cow derailed a passenger
train near Ph@nixville, Pa,
and in the wreck the engineer
was instantly killed and SIX
passengers injured.
Two men were killed and
seven wounded in a fight at a
picnic near Mt. Vernon. Va,
yesterday.
Senator Blackburn is max
ing a red hot campaign in Ken
tucky, and if he is not re-elect-
ed to the Senate, it will not be
for the lack of effort.
The Seneca correspondent of
the State says: Mrs. b. New
ton. a-tenant ON Mrs Living
ston's farm, on last Monday,
gave birth TO triplets, al three
Of which are living and doing
well. The two girls weighed
SIX pounds each and the boy
seven.
The city Of Columbia has
been restrained from enforcing
the ordinance requiring the
city Electric Railway to have
conductors on all cars.
Camille Decaux, an anar-
chist who attempted to murder
NJ. Vuoillenim at Aniche,
France, yesterday, was killed
by The premature explosion OF
a bomb, which he had con-
cealed on his person. He shot
his victim four times before the
bomb exploded, but none OF
the wounds are serious.
The wife of j. O. Carson and
a young man named Green,
have been arrested for the MUIR
der of J. O. Carson, Of Spar
tanburg county, Oh Friday
night.
The Hawaiian sugar planters
are forming a combine to break
the American Sugar Trust.
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August s.

Angus. s.
The America cup yacht, De-
fender, lost her first race yes
terday on account of al accl-
dent. She was a long distance
ahead Of the Vigllant and Jubi-
lee when the gaff at the top of
the mainsail broke and she had
to retire from the race.
BERLIN, Aug. "A dispatch
from Paderborn, West Phalia,
says that lightning struck a
company Of soldiers at drill in
the district Of Die Senne yes
terday and most Of the men
were prostrated. Eight Of
them are in a dying condition.
Miss Elizabeth Flager, daugh-
ter Of Brigadier General Flag
er, Us. A., Of Washington,
D. c., killed anegro boy named
Green who was stealing fruit
from the yard in front Of her
fathers residence. She fired
at the boy with an army re-
volver to frighten him away,
and he dropped dead with a
bullet through his heart. The
jury Of inquest gave a verdict
of accidental killing.
Mrs. James j. Corbett has
been granted an absolute di-
vorce from the champion and
awarded alimony Of 5000 a
a year.
Revenue deputies captured
a moonshine still in Lexington
county yesterday. 1t was stu
ated in a dense swamp ano had
every appearance Of having
been in operation for years.
A local company has been
organized in Columbia to es-
tablish a telephone exchange to
compete with the Bell System.
Corbett has agreed to so to
San Antonio, Texas, to finish
training for the fight with Fitz-
simmons.
A posse which was hunting
for Jesse Hardeanan, a negro
criminal, in Cobb county, Geor-
gia, came into conflict with a
crowd Of Hardeman's relatives
and friends. In the fight four
negroes and one white man
were seriously wounded.
William Wallace, a boy EN-
2loyed in The Columbia Mills,
had his neck broken yesterday
by the elevator weight catch
ing his head while peeping
down the shaft.
Negroes are going from
Florida to Guatemala to work
on railroads.
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Rarpers' Magazine, The Century, Cosmo--
politan, Munsey's, The illustrated American,
Review of Reviews, and McClure's Complete
life CT Napoleon, just received at H. G..
Osteeu Co.'s Book Store.
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To CAPT. D. E. Keels, Chauman Dsm0cratic
Executive Commitee

The undersigned, members OF ;he County
Democratic Executive Committee, hereby re-
quest you, Capt D. f. keels, It's Chairman
TO convene said committee at Sunter Court
House, On Wednesday next. August 7th, for
the purpose os making all necessary arrange
ments for the general election through and by
the said Democratic Executive Commi:tee; !;
and If the said chairman fails or refuses 70
call said committee together, as anove re-
ques,ed, then We hereby cail said committee
TO meet on that day fer the purpose Aforesaid,
as pr.:i,le.; by he !aw OF the Democratic
psr::. g. t. TAoNas.
President Reform Democracy aad Ne:l6e-
Dem Ex Committee
" Mo!sE.
Ch4:-na1 Conservative Democracy s.i Mem
.:.a In, C,-..,,; .tae
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August 4.


Russia viii probably insist on
the removal Of Prince Ferdl-
nand from the rulership Of
Bulgaria. s s
Cholera of a virulent type
is epidemic in twenty-sevea
places in Japan. There have
been 1876 deaths up to July
Goth.
In a four heat pacing race at
Cleveland, O., yesterday, Joe
Patcher defeated the supposed
invviincible Robert j. The time
was the fastest ever made in a
four heat race.
The Maryland Prohibitlon-
lists have put a full State ticket
in the field.
The jury for the trial of Du-
rant, the San Francisco mur-
der, has not been completed.
A parel Of $50 was exhausted
yesterday and only two jurors
were secured.
The Liberty Bell will be
sent from Philadelphia IN time
TO reach Atlanta for the open
ing of the Exposition on Sep
tenber 10th.
New York. Aug. sheriff
Lamsen, exW arden Raab, ex-
Keepers Schoen and Schneer Of
Ludlow street jail, have been
indicted by the grand jury Of
the General Sessions. The
sheriff has been notified Of his
Indictment and warrants have
been issued for the ex-keepers'
arrest. These officers were re-
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School teachers and school trustees can be
accommodated and saved much trouble by
sending list of books needed TO r. G. Osteer.
4 Co.
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sponsible for the escape Of pris-

sponsible for the escape ofpris-
oners last month.
The Standard Wagon Co..
two large concerns Of Cincin-
natl, made assignments yester-
day to the same persons. The
liabilities Of the two aggregate
$550,000.
A posse of 100 men with
dogs are chasing Railroad Bill,
the notorious negro murderer
and desperate, Of Alabama.
An attempt was made to
wreck passenger train on the
Georgia r. R. on Wednesday.
Two coaches left the track, but
no one was injured.
The State Bible Association
is in session in Columbia.
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Mr.. Geo. l.. Smith, OF The Geo. I. Smith
Mantel Co.. Louisville, Ky. writes Feb. %.
1891: For about :. yea; was :. terrible SUI
ferer from heart troubIc, which got 81 bad
I was obliged 10 sit up in bed TO set my
breath. had 70 ahaa>cs: business and
could hardly crawl ;.rouad. Ny :r.cEG, As
Julius c. Ec-,h: o:.o o. or: !.sl!;:.- psa"iiia-
cis,S. asked re to Try Or. Me 5ioact Cure
I had used li;ia l:.orc tia. :. ce;;ia when
TIC paia ccascl ard paip.s;.t c:..5 e.stireiy
disappeared. lave a.st A;.d lie >;i-ltest
trcuA,e sincc, and io,,:ly -. affecting 20
DusiEeSS aS regularly a ever:
Sold by dru-cist; ovcrywhere Rook on
Heart and Nerves sent free. Address Or
Miles Medical Co. EIkhart, Ind.
N.. NILS pornnGinr Racfara Enaiih
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August 5.

august ..
The negroes OF Hampton County
have put cut ticket fox the Consritu-
tional Convention. Two of the men
nominated are preachers, the other a
lawyer.
The contract to furnish water
pipes for Toxic, Japan has been
awarded to an Anniston, Ala, firm.
Mayor W. r. Christie, Of Barnwell,
died OF consumption yesterday.
VIM. Newton Lane. yesterday.
s!lot aad killed James Rodcnbaugh,
and c. H Rodenbar9h. proprietors
of the Woodford Hotel, Versailles,
Ky. He was drunk and the row
started over the hotel bill
The paper makers are forming a
trust to advance the price OF news
paper 50 tor.
Louis Stern, Of New York, has been
sentenced to two weeks imprlson-
ment and to pay fine of 600 marks
for insulting Baron Won Thuengen at
Kissengen. Nh Stern is a wealthy
citizen OF New York ard vice.presl-
dent Of the chamber Of commerce
The military encampment opened
at Orangcburg yesterday with tie fol
lowing companies in camp: Palmetto
Rifles, of Aiken TiIlman Voiuntecrs,
Of Osangeburg Dibble Light Dra-
goons, Orangeburg Santee Rifles,
Orangebusg Other companies are
expected to-day Capt Ezra B Full
Ter, u. S. A IS in charge Of the en-
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Chairman Conservative Democracy sai Mem
-, O. ne Dam Ex Committee.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
MEETING.
A Greater Farce Than the Primary
Opera Bcuffe Parliamentary Law.

The County Democratic Executive Com
mittee met last Saturday, or at least few
members Of the committee did. There were
eighteen members or substitutes present wheo
Chairman Keels called the committee to
order and two others ubstitute carne in later.
TIE chairman announced that the first buai-
ness was the counting and tabulation Of the
votes cast in the primary on Tuesday. This
task was quickly completed and the result
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05
N0YE

Un triste accident est arrive au
Lac Minnetonka,l pres dc lh0tel
St. Louis, dimanche apres-midi-
Ernest Reau, ago de 10 ans, en- SO
baignant, essayait de faire mayer
IN cheval appartenant a un voisin,
ct arrive a une certaine distance il
voulut le faire retourner au bord,
mails le cheval Sc roula, %renversant
le jeune homme qui SO noya.
Un jeune ami, qui l'avait accom-
payne au lac, t6moin de la catas-
trophe, accourut all bord, juste au
moment Oh le jeune Beau remon-
TAFT a la surface pour la troisi6me
fois, mails ne sachant pas mayer, il
ma pu lui prefer secours. LIE
corps fut retrouv6 quelque temps
apres.
SEES f%un6railles ont gu lieu mer-
credi, a I'6g]ise Ste Clotilde, au
milieu dun grand concours de pa
rents ct d'amis.
Nous oGfrons nos condolences q
la famille ST cruellement eprouv6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

Les journaux anglais annoncent
la nomination du Rev. Pere Chris
tie de Minneapolis, CONNIE success
sesseur de Mgr l'6veque Marty, a
Sioux-C City.
La nouvelle de l'6l6vation du
P6re Christie a l'6piscopat sera
recue avec beaucoupde plaisir par
les Canadiens- Francois auxquels
CO monsieur a t6moign6 beaucoup
de sympathies en- NANTES occa-
sions.
Les nombreux amis du Rev. Pc.
re Lauzon courent le risque de
voir le jeune apotre canadien leur
faire ses adieux; car le P6re Chris
tie ct le P4re Lauzon sont ins6pa-
rabies.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

LIE jur6 apres une couple d'heu-
res de d6lib6rationsa rendu I'm YER
dict d'homicide au Ter degr6 con-
tire Williams, accuse du meurtre
de Thomas. La peine inaig6e au
coupable dams un cas- semblable
est de 5 a 20 ans de p6nitencier.
II a etc condamn6 a sept ans
dams la prison dc Saltwater, Oh il
a 6t6 meme lundi dams l'apr6s mi
d..
Des petitions circzlent d6ja en-
favour de son elargissement.
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CINQ Morris

La semaine derniere, le feu s'est
declare dams un magasin de quin-
Galleries sur la 16re Avenue Sud,
pres de la Washington Ave-, ct 8
un moment inattendu Pune des
murailles est tomb6e dams une
alice 6trojte ct a cause la mort de
cinq de nos braves pompiers. Plu-
s1eurs autres ont 6t6 bless6s Sc
rieusement. Les fun6railles de
ceux qui ont trouv6 la mort dams
cette catastrophe ont gu lieu d.
manche apr6s-midi.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

On nous 6crit que plusieurs CT
toyens distingu6s de Minneapolis,
ont visit6 lie forissant village dos
SEQ, entr'autres l'Hon L.. Fletcher,
membre du congress; John H.
Thompson, s6nateur John D.
Smith ct son spouse, ct M. Rob
bins. Lors de leur visite lis ont
6t6 les h0tes de M. ct Nine Emf
lien Lefebvre.
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TALMAGE

LIE Rev. Talmage de BROOKLYN,
a fait une lecture a Minneapolis.
Cot eloquent orateur nest pas un
pessimiste. II trouve moyen de
yoir dams la vie humane DIES hori-
IONS couleur de rose.
II a 6t6 admire, CONNIE d'habi-
tude, 81 son audito1re, qui est tou-
jours compose DIES amateurs de lit
t6rature OF dc la rh6torique.
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bon occur.
Ton ANCIEN PERE.

LON ANCIEN PERE.
Du lieu quelconque de notre
exil; I'M jour quelconque de notre
existence terrestre.
Dieu soft b6ni!
Et plus tard:
Paris, 81 Juliet.
Adieu, mon ancien petit Lulu
mignon, t%ouiours ch6ri, mon an
cienne belle Luce toujours aimee,
ma noble fancee de Jesus, tres
respeot6e; ct bientot mon illustre
ct v6n6r6e dame de la Visitation
Sainte- Marie, 81 sup6rleure a moi.
Tu 6tais petite ct j'5tais grand; a
present tn est grande ct je suis
petit. A1nsi, ne vas pas lie monde;
mails tn es sortie du monde ct jy
suis rests. Prize pour moi mainte-
nant ct a lheure de ma mort O'est
moi qui al perdu, Lulu!
A,nsi sCit-il.
LOUIS VEU1LLoT.
Enfu, dams une admirable der
Mere lettre:
Arcachon, 80 d6csmbre 1875.
..J'approuve que tn t'appau-
vrisses de tout, ct zen loue Dieu;
mails Jaime bien que tn gardes un
petit coin de ton cour q ton pau
vre vieux pere l~aisse.le t%oujours Ia.
II considAre que c'est ga place q
l6glise ct 4 la messe. II sly tient
bien avec la Difference, lie respect
ct l'esprit de pauvret6 ct d'humili-
is qu1 CONVENIENT a la petitesse,
mails aussi a la dignlt6 de son 6tat.
Je t'assure gull est bon ct doux
de penser qu'on est le pere dune
religieuse. Celia rabaisse ct relieve
eu meme temps. Quelle grande
dame est devenue &c chiffon de
Lulu! Quelle splendeurl quelle
majestic! Ellie sera dams le cortege
special de PAgneau; ellie chaatera
ses louanges 6ternellement; il en-
eptendra ga voix distinctement, il
en- sera charm6, ct en- meme temps
ellie est ma file, ct j'ai fourni quel-
que chose de ses parures immen-
ses ct immortelles. Eile est Ma
RE. Luce, mails ellie a etc Luce
Veuillot, ut ellie sen souyiendra
aussi longtemps que le roi du Ciel
Sc souviendra d'avoir etc Jesus de
Nazareth. VOLTA sur quelles 6chas-
ses Louis VeuilIot est perch6 pour
de perp6tuelles 6ternit6s. Je PEN
sc tout celia en- 6coutant le grand
bruit de la mer, ct celia rehausse
announcement ma situation actuelle
de grain de sable....
Ton PRRE.
"La V6rit6'' de Paris.
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avec neuf autres novices, prenait
le voile des religieuses de Sion
sous le nom de soeur Roseline-
Marie. La c6r6monie 6talt pr6si-
dee par Son Exc. Mgr Ferrata,
nonce apostolique, qui a recu les
promesses des fanc6es de Notre
Seigneur, formul6es dune voix
nette ct ferme dams cette waste OF
lumineuse chapelle de Notre-D Dame
de Sion, don't toute la decoration
fait CONNIE revivre le cadre DO
rient Oh so frent entendre les en-
seignements du div1n Ma1tre.
Ces enseignements ont etc rap
pel6s ct commences par un j6suite,
le r. P. LIE Gouef, sup6rieur dc la
residence de Brest, qui, dams une
allocution subtentielle, a fat res
s%ortir, en- l'appliquant a la c6r6mo-
ME du jour, la grande parole de
Notre Seigneur: Isl scires donum
Del"
Et pendant que SO d6veloppaient
les rites s%aisissants de la prise de
voile, le souvenir nous revenait
dune c6r6monie semblable, celle
qui enlevait a Louis Veuillot une
de ses files pour on faire une visi-
tandine. Avec quelle emotion on
relit CO quill lui 6crivait alors:
1874.
Adieu, mon enfant bien-aimee
ct b6nie ct amAre. Je t'assure que
je suis tres announcement soumis
a la volont6 du bon D1eu sur tot ct
sur moi. Rien ne ma fait plus de
peine ct plus de joie que ia r6solu-
ton. Je ne peux my habituer en-
aucun sens. La joie est dams mon
anne ct ne peut entrer dams mon
coeur. Ces deux sentiments Sc con-
fondent, ct chacun reste entier ct
distinct, ct il me semble que je ne
saurai ct ne voudrai jamais perdre
nj Fun nj l'autre. En- v6rite, mon
enfant, j'ignorais a quel point tn
mes ch6re. C'est encore une joie
ct une douleur de le sentir. Je suis
content ct desol6 de tout CO que tn
me fails bonner au bon Dieu'
Quand tn 6tais toute petite ct que
tn faisais a quelqu'un present d'u-
ne 6pingle GU dune paille, tn di-
sails: ''Je vous la dome, mails pas
tout a fait". zen suis a peu pres
Ia. Je dirais bien au bon Dieu:
Pas tout a fa1t! Dependant, D1eu
salt que c'est pour tout q fait, sill
]le veut CONNIE moi, ct meme de
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Nous annoneons au public que
notre assortment de meubles, ia.
pie, poeles ct vaisselle est tres
complet ct de bonnie qualit6 que
nous vendons q grande reduction
pour argent compliant. Done, 81
vous disireZ de BONES marchan-
discs a bas prix, venez nous volr.
Knable & Sherer,
800, 1922 Plymouth Ave.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

La Cour Supreme a refuse d'ac-
corder IN nouveau process a Frank
ct Lou Floyd, qui sont a present
q seryir leur terme dams la prison
de PEtat q Saltwater.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

La semaine dsrniAre, a Gu lieu
le marriage du prince Emanuel,
due d'Aost, avec la princesse H6-
lAne d'Orl6ans, deuxi6me file du
feu comte de Paris, dams l'6glise
catholique St. Raphael de King
ston-on-Thame, Angleterre. L.
elise 6tait somptueusement deco
rae
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

L'insurection, dams | lie de Gu
ba, prend des proportions formi-
dables ct il est douteux que PEs-
payne puisse conserver cette lie
sous sa domination.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

Lundi apres-midl, entire 4 ct 5
heures, IL ny await pas moins que
quatre feux. LIE premier d la
manufacture de Smith & Wyman
ct les trois autres a Matt Walsh
1928 81 st. S; 500 4eme rue n. ct
27l8 Emmerson Ave n. Aucun
n'6tait tres s6rieux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

A partir du Ter Juliet, une aug
mentation de salaire de 10 pour
cent. sera donn6e aux ouvriers de
la Norton Iron Works, de Ashland,
Ky.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

Nine H. II. Narcotic, spouse de
M, Narcotic officer de police, est
partie pour une promenade de
oueloues semaines chez ses pa
rents a Princeton, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

LIE DR. Buchanan, convaincu d'a-
yoir empoisonn6 ga femme ct con-
damn6 pour CO fait, a la peine ca
nitale q 6t6 execute a I6lectricit6
lundi dernier a ll:40, dams la pri-
son de Sing-Sing.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

Philippe Knaeble est a 6riger
I'm m%agnifque block en- briques
rouges, au No 52l Plymouth, Ave
Ia batisse sera de 43xl03 ct de
trois Stages avec sous-sol, au codt
de Sis, 900.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

Samedi apres-midi, il y aura, au
lac Harriet, une representation ex-
traordiDaire donn6e au b6n6fce
des parents DIES cling malheureux
pompiers qui sont morris au
champ du devoir, lors de l'incen-
die de jeudi dernier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

lie feu s'est declare dams les
ecuries de M. John Dubay, diman-
che soir. Seize chevaux ont peri
dams les fammes ct toutes les vol
lures de M. Dubay ont aussi 6t6
detruites dams l'incendie. Lie ia
meux ambleur de M. Dubay ne SO
trouvait pas Ia alors. C'est une
perte de plusieurs mile dollars de
plus. L'assurance n'6tait que de
mile dollars.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

Nine Corbett a fat parvenir a
son mari les pieces de sa demande
en- divorce ct le boxeur y a r6pon-
du. On fat des efforts pour ca
cher le nom dc la femme qui eau
se tout le trouble.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05
Tentative d%'Incendie

La Clifton House await 6te, pa
ra1t-il, condamn6e q l'incin6ration,
mails c'est le cas- de dire que Pin
cendiaire propose ct le departe-
ment du feu dispose. Plusieurs ap-
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Edward Schwartz, age de l6 ans,
On tombant en- face dun train en-
marche, a st. Paul, MIMI, a Gu la
tete s6par6e du tronc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

M. Pavocat Tessier est allie faire
n promenade de quelques jours
chez son fills le DR. Tessier d'Alba-
ny, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

81 vous desirez la meilleure wagon
pour Outrage leger ct fort, achetez la
wagon Mitchell. Nous vendons au plus
has prix sur placements mensuels. Nous
vendons I'm bidon a Phuile [self oil feed
er1 garanti d'huiler wagon pendant un
an sans le remplir. Aussi I'm assortment
complet de Buggies, wagons, expresses
quincaillerie, peinture, huile, poeles d
l'huile.
Venez nous voir avant d'acheter all
leurs ct epargnez de l'argent.
PETER FABER.
2O4 ct 2O8 Plymouth Avenue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

M. I. dc Rau de st. Paul, accom-
payne de M. Leleux, etait a Min
neapolis mercredi dernier. Nous
avons Gu lie plaisir de recevoir leur
visite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

M. Andrew est decide la semai-
ne derniere a l'hopital aSt. Cloud,
Mimi, apres une maladie qui le
minait depuis plusieurs ann6es. Il
6tait originaire de France. Ii ma
Wait aucun parent on Am6rique, il
a Gu n6anmoins lie bonheur ct la
consolation de recevoir les bons
SONS du DR. N. J. Pinault, qui,
pendant trois ans a pave la pen
sion de cot infortun6 a l'hopital.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

ST la cour Supreme n'accorde
pas un nouveau process, Harry l..
Hayward devra etre pendu le IL
gu 10 du mois de Juliet.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

M. W. Taylor, tr6sorier du Da-
kota du Sud, qui a trouv6 a pro-
pas de faire un voyage 'agr6ment
dams l'Am6rique du Sud en- compa-
gnie de 100000 dollars apparte-
nant a !. Etat, sera JUICE le % Aodt
proclaim.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

L'hon. R. B. Langdon est DANCE
reusement malade ct son retour q
la sant6 est DIES plus douteux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

Lord Salisbury a cts charge de
former un nouveau ministere en-
Augleterre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

LIE fameux 6quipement militaire
de Goddilots, a Paris, a fat une
perte de 1000 000 dc franc, caus6e
par le feu, mardl dernier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

Mgr Kahn archeveque de st.
Louis, a lu a Mgr Kenrick la bulle
papale lie t%ransf6rant a un autre
archevech6.
Mgr Kenrick sly est soumis de
bonne grace ct ~transferera sans de-
lai, tous les titres de propri6t6 a
son successeur.
On salt que Mgr Kenrick 6tait
avec feu MGR Dupanloup, 6veque
d'Orleans, oppose, lors du Concil
du vatican on 1869 a l'adoption de
PInfaillibilit6 du Pape ct de l'Im-
macul6e Conception.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

La Russie a concentr6 8O,OOO
hommes a Vladivostock, en- cas- de
guerre avec le Japon.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05

G. W. Brown de cette vile a OBJ
tenu le contrat pour la construc-
tion dune 6cole q Oak Hills.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-07-05
NalsSanCe

En- cette Vile, le Ter Juliet,
Nine Albert Gagnon, 7l3 Was
hington st. N. E., une file.