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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

"a raEmALE .'s,I, BULL TERRIER LosT.-Brindle
u, l.u MY ny one Topped ear. Raturn 10 No i2
humholdt avenue Tor reward. nil ~
=, BOST-Bull bitch; forward To-, L,oi---.-
Large reward for same Frank II WIFI.
muse, IS Elmwood avenue MID az
o,i' DUs LOsT-Black and Tan Pug; license No
~'Vi reward. r. o. Joh,.son, Pontiac n
ni3 "
hOsT-Masonic Watch Charm. ON sunda-.
~ sss''ao'e reward paid. II. J. Shaw, 2a Pine
nl2-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

TO LET -0s MaInut strs.I- r.sr 49,
oence. very desirable lower tenemep. sipbt
sooms; al modern conveniences; 10 minutes
cars rent Sl8 Inquire Of II. J. PickersyiII
80 .9.loenoe ~. jHu
~ LET Ten-room house, IO5 Burnett
Ursss' NOT end cold water. furnace. etc
Apply to d. Russell Brown anri,.ss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

NhuE OUT FOR A WALK Just take n
io1k zoe AT That y room cottage ON the East Side
down. lsasc L. Goff Co., Weybosset cor Dor0
rance streets nIi nYt Lor-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
BUSINESS CHA Noes.


.BANK- BOOK: LosT-on wsstmins,.r
49, anursday Afternoon. Return 20 IL
nlS-et
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

c TO LET-Lower tenement in house No. l52
s,or S,orston , street $40: Apply at SJ4 westmin.
W. oeIcoel IcII-nAnQ DeIl. Mo Rf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

"A SltT at the price we offer il that mod
eTn ~ room COTTAGE all modern Improvement
Con o., Weybosset cor Torrance $780, ~
nj %
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

INSTRUCTION IN TEIB3RApgy A., -
perleoeed teacher has time for one or rSo
dn dore pupils. Address p. o. Box IeI, Provi.
nl6-Gt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

l ----,-er~-S~>~~~~
/ AGENTs WANTED-Men and women NOV,
for frk,ng ssn nfteen to twenty dollars day. Send
III III stmplts-nfteen cents TO pay exnress
cnArges; American Graphite Co, go Main
mANTED-Agents epay 40 per cent com.
.iSsion Tor selling very attractive limo 90
ro,lo. articles sells on sight; big money and
bosses ~ @ position aa to right party. ia wey-
WANTED-Parties 10 handle mail and ,aLe
et oa.s1s ior us excellent profits; our worst
aesht clears over $40 weekly; a rare money
inaunR chsnce; write at once before IL is too
la.e: faraquay Tea Co., Lynn, Mass. nl4-6t
AGENTS-To sell Peerless bread lneedors
tpatentedl produces fifth more bread than
ppy hand, prevents souring or drv!nQ samnia
py mall 55c. Peerless Bread Kneader q
Newburyport, Mass. Mo a, Co.,
AGENTS-wanted for keystone dust laver
pls seller, agents making $40 per day' no
washing floors no dust, sefls on siehf 1onJ
noney rno,,, Tor live men. SSe Washington street,
AJEN TS-.w wanted in all towns and cities
tnrougnout X. 20 handle new article tust
Oh INT market. Box III. News Office nl2 IN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

HORSE CLPPING-Pr Prompt and sstisfactorv
II. Healy, Prop. 'i' SipI1, nit Gt H.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

TOR sALE-Buftonwoods Cottage. nsr,,.
."' iurnished Apply to ID. Russell Brown
nov2-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

., IHE ELsEMERE-7sl Westminster street.
wantaa Ss rooms with board; table boarders
.@a--9. =. ~. larpenter, proprietor nil-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

IhE STRONG EYES OF THE EAGTE
Gould not detect any thing wrona n-,.i. lie
eiegant room cottage, very near 10 Manton
avenue eectrics for only sl4OO 5000 down
Isaac L. Goh Co., weybos,ct cor. Dorrance sts -
n14 81
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
FOR sALE-MTsCELLANEoUs


Steel Spectacles mot iron) 1Oc E,-o,.I..-
doc. with case and silk cordD; cold 4ii@''
Specks 1Oc with best crystal lens S1 n1. 1iliA
epecks $500; Eyeglasses $3.50 Ma 49, 80 ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

roaws on LEr-Nicely furnished sunny front
fS,o aa, ~, private fsmily; suitable for one or
.wo gentlemen. 92 Beacon avenue. nIs'st
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-09-18
AVI

= avOns COM
Nous iourd'hul a
mence any complies
adrasser les ;sont
a nos n QuA~ :.
ondet;tes v g nOn&,
at: nous esperons
o,,,i1s se feront un de-
voir de SO rendre a
notre appel.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-09-18
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de rOuestb has q larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
Examine our subscription lists. fsSS
We are also ready to substantiatae
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent of mails. | j
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-09-18

Darant Is mois d'aont dernier
|22,O0O 900 de pieds de bois de
construction ont etc exI 6di6s dc
Minneapolis contr. 100000 on
aont 1896.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-09-18

I'm 1853, sur rapport do seoa-
teur Hunler, sous Ia pr6sldence de
Pierce, le congres democratique
,vota une Ioi r6duisantla quantite
d'argent monnay6 en- dimes, demi-
dimos. quarts ct deml dollars, abo
lit la frappe libre de ces monnaies
ct ne permit plusd de faire avec Par
gent, des psyements d6passant
SIS. GOO. Lie dollar dor demeura l'e-
talon legal aux Etats-UnIs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-09-18

pour fafre plaisir 4 son imperial
ennemi q os6 dire que parm6e rus.
so etait Ia plus puissante du
monde.
D'oh ire des mangeurs de chou.
croute.
IL est vrai que Galllaume an.
RAFT do savoir que, suivant Talley.
rand: la parole q etc donn6e q
T'homme pour d6gsiser so pens6e;
Dun autre cote, or n'jgnore par
que le sc~rofaleux Hohenzollern D
pour la langae FRANCHISE, une 81
sainte horreul qu'on ne saurait Ia
comparer gu celle de Messire
|Satanas pour l'eau b6nite.
II a pouss6 la francophobie Jus
qua fare d%isparaftre. le nom
des sauces franchises de son imp6.-
rial menu. 80, !
/. Et voilasque Nicolas H,:qm par
le trea-bien l'allemand. sMenA re-
'pondre a.son toast. I'm ERANoAIs.
Qael atroce quart d'heure il q
dn passer le pauyre ''BllIy"u
Deux p%opocrates 50 rencontrent
hier dars l'avenue Nicollet.
-O'est bien jolt 10 monnayage
illimit6 ae l'argent dit Fun d'eux,
mails ga ne su&t pas.
-Qae to faut-il de plus deman-
'e rautre 6tonne?
me faut.... la distribution
:. argent.
Pas bette pour u popoorate~
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-09-18
Petite Chronique

On s'est Solvent uoInonoo ~
Ia 6tait. dams 10 Minnesota. la po-
mutation canadienne-frsncaise.
Or, d'apres lie dernier reoense.
ment of6ole], ellie est de 49,lo9
nersonnes NEEs AU CANADA.
C'est un calcutt que je4 M n su's
atnus6. d fare lundl dernler.
Il ny a pas un seul comt6 Oh
,.on ne trouve de pos compatrlotee.
Celui qui en- a lie moins est le
comt6 de Cock Oh il ny en- q que
90: les deux plus impoltants sont
Ia comt6 de Hennepin ayeo o642
ct le comte de St-Louis avec SOFA
Les F1ancais mes en- France ne
sont dams tout rEtat, qu'au NOM
bre de 1858.
Meis il ne faut pas, pour eele'
supposer pour an instant cue ls
population de langae Itahs@'.e
nest ope DE- 5O.522, car deos le
r6censement on compte naturelie'
ment CONNIE "american born toaf
les enfsnts d'ofjgine franealee me-
sur lie sol AMERICAN.
On peut par celia meme 1uge'
de notre force 81 nous etlons o'ga-
misses ct surtout unis.
Malheureusement nous somme'
loin de Petre.
Nous nous d6chirons q belle'
dents ct consequemment nous res
tons ignores. ).
81 encore nous .nn'6tioas qo'l
gnores!! sss s
as,n - j,
LIE Vermont a yopyzeergft la march
trio ,nphale d. parti republican,
ysrs le success. le- plus 6olatan
Quill ait jamais remporte; Q Sol
tour le Maine Went de declare'
par ope plura1it6 de $4,000 que LEI
sophismes DIES argentistes ma
vaient aucune prise sur resprit d
rouvrier intelligent.
Panvres p%opocrates! quel bailey
age complet lis won't recevoir a
mois de novembre procheiu!l
lis agonisent des maintenant {
leur dernier eoupir nest pas loin
Requiescat ~ pace, mais pas d
resurr. otlon par exemple.
Xxx
M. Frank Nye attorney du com
.t6 ct ravocat John D. Smith gu
ayaient abandonn6 lie parti r6pu
blicain pour devenir "popocrate
ont abjura leur erreur ct sont re
venus SO ranger sous la BANNER
da G. O. P.
lis ont compris que le drapea'
6toll6 de Mckinley valait mieu:
que la loque rouge de Bryan e
Alleged.
Mndnme Sc meurt, Madame es
morfe, s'6crlalt Bossuet dams IN
de SEES immortelles oraisons fane
bres.
LIE "popoo, atisme" Sc meurt, J
..popocratisme' est mort s'ecrl
auiourd'hui l'ouvlier americsin.
L'empereur d'Alle magne mes
pas content ce dit. on.
A celia rien d'e1traordinalre.
Mails % saui Feet plus o'sst qu
les boens Tsutons eont, de leu
cole, farieux contre lenr -. auto
crate zee que, o'est que Ihabltud
i'allais DIRE. popoorate.)
On salt que e Gar de toutes le
Russies a fat une visite 3 Gull
Dec. ~ no Hornio1
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-09-18

lo6 4lOAVo VIC SAOu0A OVoA0oV Poy w
en- or ainsi que les achats fats 4
|retranger. .Ce ne fut qu'en 1879
gu onrseoommenea q faire les pay
Eements1 en- espAces.
| Darant cette periodic largent
(tomba .rapidement audessous. de la
yaleur qui lui await etc assignee
par rapport d Tor. Anterieurement
ct post6rieuremont'a 1873 les pre-
mlAres nations du monde 6rent des
engagements dams leurs monnaies.
L'Allemagne, en- 1912, remplaca
r6talon mon6taire d'srgent par l'6'
talon dor. la France, lItalie. la
Suisse, ct la B slgique, en- 1865, for
mArent un trait6 sousr le nom d'U-
Mon Latine, don't sfrent partie les
autres nations ct aux termes du-
Equel 1es mo,nnaies de oes pays
avaient cours dams runion.
"Des notifications s%'op6rerent
d'abord ct quelques temps apras
tune fut d6truite ct For dewitt eta
Ion mon6taire dams ces pays; mails,
on continua q monayer l'argent qui
dewitt monnaie auxilla1re.
~"En 1875 fat yot Q la loi autori-
SAINT la feappe des fractions de dol.
lar, atm de faire dispara1tre de la
circulation le papler honnaie emil
se pendant la guerre civlle. Cstte
loi fit un grand bien ct donna en-
there satisfaction. A cette 6poque
Blsnd,~ du Missouri. pr6senta
aq congress un bill demandant la
frappe libre de l'argsnt al taux d.
l6. /. O. bill fat ado2t6 par le
Congress.
sQaand lie bill fut pr6sent6, IN
amendment y fat fsit sur motion
au s6nateur Allison. Oct amsnds-
ment autorisait le S%5cr6taire du
tr6sor q achet'r d 6poques deter
min6es, au prix du marche, du bill.
Ion d'argent au moDtant de $4,000
1000 q $4,000, 600 par mo1s ct de lie
fare monayer aussito'. CT argent
6talt d6pose q la tresorerie ct de-
vait servir au raohat des certi6cats
du gonvernamant. o. bill est con-
nu sous le nom de bill Bland-Alli-
son; il Fat trapp6 de veto par le
president Hayes, mails deyint loi
malgr6 oe veto.
"D'apres les dispositions du bill
les Etats- Unis achet4rent plns de
29l, 000, 600 d'onces d'argent au
colt d. $308, 279, 1850. On esp6rait
que cas- 6normes aohats empeohe,
raient Psrg mt de dlminuer de va.
leur. Mails en- dept de Q aohats,
Pargent ne fit qua baisser ct la per
to que le gouvernement 6prouve
sur ces aohats s-6leve maintenant q
plus de 800, O0O. 600 .
-. p. = . - . . . . . . . . .
ssEn 1889, le Congress American
voulant utlliser pargent CONNIE eta.
Ion de monnaie legal, mails ne pas
demonetiser, vota une loi autori-
SAINT le seor6taire du tresor d ache
ter pour 81 100000 d'argent tous
les mos ct de les faire nonnayer
lie gohvernemsnt acheta d'apres
cette loi, l6s,00O00O d'onoes d'ar-
gent au colt de $l5O. 100000 ct
l'argent men oontinua pas moins 4
de valeur.
Abonnez .vous = pEoHo DR. Lou
EST 3l.00 psran payable d'ayance
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-09-18
DULUTH, MINI, 10 Sept. 1896

DULUTH, MINN.J 70 O0PV' AO
La franciscaine Ste Ch6rubino
s'adressait, la semaine dern1ere, 3
la charlie des citoyens de Duluth
en- favour de l'asile pour les or
phelins, les vieillards. pour lhopl-
tai que les files de st FRANCOIS
d'Assise ont 4 Little Falls, Mion
S@ur Ste. Ch6rubine, nee Vim
cent, est canadienne FRANCHISE; So
paroisse natalie est st. Hubert,
comt6 de eChambly, Canada;;;elle
a fat So premiere communion le
meme jour que Mgr Emard de Sa.
laberry de Valleyfeld. Canada;
ellie a pronounce ses voeux 3 Rome
ct a visit6 en- Italie plusieurs lieuz
c6lebres de p6ler:nage, tells que
Loretto, Assise, etc.
Apr4s avoir 6voqu6 piusleurs
de nos souvenirs d'Italle, je de-
manda1 q soeur Ste Cherubine def
nouvelles du jeune centenaire b.
sile Surprenant, centenaire en- OF
fet depuis huit ans settlement
Ellie me rtpondit quill jonissai1
dune bonnie SAINT, gull 6tait tou'
jours alerte. Pressure tous les al
manehes NJ. Basile Surprenan1
va d la messe au village ct il ap
porte alors q ga mise toute I'atten'
ton minutleuse dun damoisear
de haute voice. toute l'el6gance 70
cherch6e dun faraut qui ne veut
pas m0nger de Vavoine aupr6s d.
ga blonde. Les dimanches done, Il
jeune centenaire met ses plus
beaux souliers en- chevreull, orn6l
de rassades, dome un coup d.
brosse q tous ses habits, ajuste
ayec soin SO ,cravats, passe le pei.
gne dams So chevelure, car malgrt
son age, il a encore assez de che
veux ct bien des gems plus jeunet
que lui souhaiteraient en- avoir au
tant. Tout en- faisant sa toilette j
iette de temps q autre un regarc
inquisiteur vers son miroir, puit
il met son chapeau de sole haul
de forme-chapeau. de castor i
s'arme de sa came ct jetant III
dernier regard vers son miroi1
pour voir 81 tout est bien, il souri,
de commencement ct prend q piee
le chemin.de lfglise paroiss1ale
distante de plus ~d'uno7mnlesadt
1l'hospicelst. Gabriel, don't levieH
lard lest pensionnairs .depuiiss Jan
vier, 1894 grace 6dla sollieiJud!
de NJ, le cure i. j. sGrandchamp
de Duluth.
Tout le monde connait le cente
naire; aussi les enfants. les hom
mes, les femmes, tous ont un boz
mot pour lui, lorsqu'ils le rencon
trent SO hataAt vers r6gllse gu fai
SAINT So petite promenade . trayer1
la Jolie petite vile de Little Falls
NJ. Surprenant marche avec Vi
%tesse, avec l6geret6 il est comma
I'm oiseau. suivant son expression
on dirait gull q des allies, il vol
pour ainsi dire; il marche ave-
tant d'aise quill oublie son age 8
le fat oublier aux autres. L'ol
pourrait dire de ce centenaire C
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-09-18
grho de lYnest
MINNEAPOLIS, IS Sophomore 1896.
L'EoHo DE L'OuBsT nest pas respon
able des idees ct opinions 6mises par
.es correspondents.

Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-09-18
PETITE CHR0NlQuE

UN CENrEtAzaE suRPRENANT
CEs CHAssEuRs QUE sszNUsFNT A
Sc TUER.
UN PEu p'OuvERTURE Ell MONS
DE FERMETURE
UN Tour PETIT PEU PoL1T1QuE.
AyrREs CHOOSES
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-09-18

Abonnez .vous 4 PEoHo Oh Lou
EST $l.O0 psran payable d'ayance
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-09-18

Mile Addie Maynard qui q pas
s6 quelques jours : Duluth en- Vi.
site chez son p6re ct SO mere, N.
ct Nine Noise Maynard. est repair
tie le - courant pour Cleveland,
Ohio, Oh ellie enseigne le piano.
Mile Maynard est une des must
ciennes des plus avantageusement
connues parmi les dilettanti de
Cleveland et ses 6leyes SO recru-
tent parmi les families de Ia haute
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29

stand. In one OF the revelations to the
Prophet Joseph, the Lord, speaklng ol
Himself and His power, says, WIZ
Wiilcth to take even them whom nc
will take, and pfesefyeth ~ nc lneW
whom He will preserve; who bulluvh
up at Ills own will and pleasure" we
are Ia His hands, and He takes those OF
Us who will suit His purposes Just as
we select men who are suitable 10 20
upon missions. The Lord taketh whom
lie will. I feel thankful that these Two
sons OF milc were preserved 10 u. as
long as they were. OF course u we
had been asked when they were appaf-
emily dead and dying, Would We fathtr
let them 20 now or have them 'ite TOT a
lew years longet2 we should have saiui
I'll II rs Thy will, O Lord, LEI them i've
until Thou secst TT to take thcm.' lie
did permit them to live, lie mas now
seen 10 to take them. | thank God iOt
the iai,h and the prayers and The SYM
patty OF the l.aticr.day Saints IN tins
sad bereavement / have wondered
myself how ! have been able to stand
up Us well as have under %, aud ] have
gwen tue thanks to God and to the Lat.
tef.day Saints, for / know We have had
the ialth and the prayers Of the whole
Church.
! pray God that the Latler.day Saints
may always feel TO mourn with those
who noun, rejoice with those who re-
joice. and have sympathy one iof an
other. From every habitation IN THIS
land Of ours where faithful Saints dwell,
the prayers Of the righteous ascend to
God fof each other / myself pray for
every Lat,crday Saint. crave no
blessing that do not want my brethren
aud sisters to have. pray Tot the lam.
lilies OF my brethren aud sisters, and
know that they do the same for all OF
Us. Aud ia thus praying for each other
We will be able to build each other up.
we will strengthen each other, and We
will be mighty power in the earth IN
accomplishing the purposes OF our God.
! pray God that we all may be kept
faithful to the truth; that We may never
allow any influence or power TO di.
vert us from the truth; that VIC may
never seek TO carry out our own viii,
but seek to do the will Of God our Eter.
nal Father, until we shall be brought
back to dwell etemally In His presence,
which humbly ask Tor Us ali, In the
name OF Jesus Christ. Amen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29
I EVILS IS p LYA
" Fsvi''si aaa FuisE.L
= 1pArVNfun.

The firoHqe t,,r.
20 made. uniiEe othey
I've, II being a due nav
DER And packed ina can
with removable I'D, lid
cnntenth pfe hWhva
rOady for use. ID win
make tho heit Perfu,ned
Hard Nosp M 20 minrtes
NgAeuf B ling, Ifts "a.
D. ~ Tor cleansing wssts
pines, dialnfeetibE slnks
eloatiai cleaning pAintA'
hottict barrels vhahins
trees, and killinG inseotn.
fof engineers aud mArn.
lnlfis' ufesi lorpainlsTL
u remoVe oil, paints eta
PIMA. GAIT h'rs. %
Gsn1 AnaAhkhliA- nA-
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-23
ADDICKS'TRUST IN COURT.
Ex-senator higgins Makes - New Move
In Delawarc's Icud.

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 1.-THE bit
Ter political and business feud between
cX-Unitcd States Senator Anthony
J. Higgins and j. l.. Addicks, the mil
~lionairc Republican politician, took II
new and sensational turn to-day when
Mr.. Higgins made application before
Judge Wales in the United States cir
cult court here to-day fog the appoint
ment of receivers for the BAY state
Gas company, of New Jersey, of which
Mr.. Addicks is president, the principal
offices being located here, Judge
Wales granted the application and
named j. Augustus Mctauley, prcsi-
dent of the Artisan Savings bank OF
this city, and Dwight I:raman of Bos-
ton receivers.
The appointment Of receivers being
only temporary, Il rule was issued up
OH the office of the company, return
able November 7, restraining them
from selling or disposing of any of the
company's effects. The proceedings
were entirely ex parte, Mr.. Addichs
not being represented.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-23
AFTER "DYNAMjTE DICK
Depuiy Marshal Thomas Of Oklahoma
vsiniy Enters a Had Missouri; Section.

SEDAIIA. Mo-. Oct. l7..-Upi.eL States
Deputy Marshal Heck 7Eo.nao o.
Guthrie, Okla, who killed Bill Doolin.
passed through here yesterday on the
trail Of Charles Clifton c'Dynamitc
Dick'), who was believed 10 be at a
farm house near Clifton City. twenty
miles northwest Of here. To-day the Of
flcer returned empty handed, bat left on
the caSt!bound morning train and re-
fused TO divulge the whereabouts %
his destination. dynamite Dick and
six other dcsperadoes robbed a south
west city bank ia 1894. Five of the
seven were killed in :; running Ggh,
with officers and others. who. on their
side. lost state Senator Scarboro and
another. Later dynamite Dicks
surviving associate was killed in the
territory.
The country around Clifton City has
often been ~frequcnted by outlaws.
More than twenty-five years ago the
James boys and their companions had
a rendezvous there. The Laminc river
! passes through that section. running
sonth from Clifton City toward Otter
vile. Twice were Missouri Pacific
railway trains held UP at the latter
place. Early in the EOS the
James boys, after corraliing "a
numbcr Of citizens in u black
smith shop, robbed "a train in q deep
sut near the Lamine river bridge. just
east of the town. A few years ago
bandits again stopped II train near
Ottcrvillc. Several sacks of money
which the robbers had beer compelled
to drop in their flight were afterwards
fpnnl il, a.. al ,....z lall
The country is broken and densely
covered with timber, PERCEPTIONS hills
and bluffs forming the shores of the
Lamine river, and offering almost in
accessible retreats. Bill Dalton is said
20 have been in camp there two years
ago, and other despcradoes, 10 clude
officers in Oklahoma and Indian terri
tory. have secreted themselves among
the Lamine river hills.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-23
uduiCnt Naturalization

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 5-Thc officials
OF the circuit and criminal courts,
who have had charge of the extraordi-
nary naturalization incident to the
approaching election, have discovered
that there has been wholesale frudu.
lent registration. Yesterday eight
forged applications were discovered in
one bunch. IL is believed that there
are large Numbers of other forgcries
that have not yet been discovered. A
vigorous investigation Is under way
follow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-23
FOREIGN TRADE.
INCREASE IN EXPORTS DE-
CREASE IN IMPORTS.
Sold JNporis Were sci $50 Compared
with s~i.,4gioG5 for september 1895
Rr-adsturs. Cotton. Merchandise. silver
PurcHu 81 statistics lacts.

WAsHISoToN. Oct. 1G. The Scptcni-
Tor s'stemcn; Of the principal articles
~ domestic export issued Ivy The bu-
reau OF statistics shows as follows:
Breadstufs, si7,O5i,o2 against sii.-
i30.34' in September last year; for the
nine months ended September 80. isp6.
Sll5.A24. Oss, against Ssi,395.34 last
year. Cotton exports during Scptcm.
Der, 1896, Si6,s49. 1863, against 81. 9?5. Oi5
last year, Mineral oils exported dur.
ing September. 1896. s5.4gi. 100. against
= ,d71,572 for the last nine months the
gain in the exports Of mineral oils was
about S~7.I3O,OOo. The exports of pro.
visions during the last month amounted
to sl3.2ps.s2s as compared with Gil.
3lH.135 Tor September. 1895; for nine
months. sl20,9ss ,047. against Sll2. 49,
923 for the same months ia 1895.
The exports Of domestic merchandise
during September amounted to Ss3,-
734 1872. against ST. .O63. SOS during Sep
teinhcr, 1925. For nine months, $780,
9ji .Jls, against Sj4G. s.4 ,3jp for 1895.
The imports of merchandise during
September last amounted to $50, soj. EOS,
VI Nh'n vG''NNfsN@N was 'Ttt pl uulN.
The dutiablc merchandise imported
during September, 1885. amounted to
1874. 736. 157. and that free Of duty. $50.
Sos, 006. During the last nine months
the imports OF dutiablc merchandise
was about S32. 529, 900 less than the
amount for h same period last year
The gold exports for September last
were sci $50. compared with Sl;,424,-
O65 for September, 1895. For nine
months, $5j,5'0,4al, against s73. 100, 80
for September, 1898. The imports of
gold for September last aggregated
s3+. $50. 100, against S;49. 456 for Septem-
her, 1895; for nine months. S64. sss, $50.
against SIS, $40, o3o during the same
period in 1898.
The exports Of silver during Scptem.
Der last amounted to s5,s34,IlO. which
IL practically the same amount a. was
exported during September 1898. Tn,
exports for the nine months were
SAG, al ,0il, and for the corresponding
months last year. SIS, 664.GlO. The
imports OF silver during September
last amounted to S1il.57s. and for Sep.
TENDER, 1925, Sl,7sl, 1919. For the min,
months the imports aggregated SG.4ji,.
co.. as compared with $3.50. GG4.