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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24
HoHo DE

commisssire du comt6, dams le Be
district ct M. Dav. Gorham. pour
enr6gistrateur du comt6.
M. z. Demeules q fat un dis
cour %int6resssnt sur la question
de la frappe libre de l'argent.
A la fin de l'assembl6e un vote
de remerciment fut pr6sent6 a NJ.
Israel Rushford, qui pendant pres
que quatre ans s'est montr9 I'm
president fdele ct d6vou6 az club
Lafayette Papineau.
Esp6rons que N. Rainville, qui,
sans doute, possede toutes les qua
lit6s REFUSES pour faire un bon
president, sc montrera digne de
son predecessor.
La prochaine assembled du club
aura lieu le 2 Aodt, d trois heures
dams l'apres midi.
j. j. THUNNIssEN.
Sec. Corr.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

Emilien Lefebvre. d'Oss6o,
MINI. est allie s'6tablir aveo ga ia
mile q Saltwater. MINI. M. LIE.
febvre a habit6 Oss6o pendant pres
dun quart de steele, Oh il a rempl1
plusieurs CHI 4rges publiques impor-
tantes, a la grande satisfaction des
citoyens de ce village. IL fut pen.
dant plusieurs ann6es me1tra de
poste, directeur des 6ooles, recor-
der du village. etc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24
WATERLOO

On dit quill y CONSERVATION
dams le camp du comit6 en- ce mo.
ment, causee par Particle qui a paru
dams les COLONIES de L'EcHo DE
L'OUEsT la semalne derniAre.
o. il y await ]oie ct bonheur, il
ny d malntenant que d6sordre,
confusion, bouleversement, g6mls-
sements ct grincements de dents.
LIE jour est change en- mutt.
Les braves g6neraux prennent la
fuite!
LES uns se trent aux eheveux;
d'autres SO jettent an d6sespoir, ct
plusieurs menacent de laisser le
pays.
LIE s~ecr5taire du comit6 pr6sen-
te sa d6mission en- s'eoriant, eau
diable toute la boutique!
0, quel spectacle! !!
EDMOND ALARY.
Sec. Corr
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24
SOIREE

Mercredi PROCLAIM, le 20 Juliet
sera dome, dams le endorsement
de rEglise Ste Clotilde par les da-
mes de ia paroisse, un "Ioe Cream
Social" LIE Programme du concert
sous la direction de M. A. Perkins
promet d'exceller TOYS ceux qnl
ont 6t6 rendus a%uparavant.
L'Admiss1on n'6tant que le prix
minnie de 10 cents, mule doute
que tous les Cenadiens sly rendront
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

A. II. Demeules, notre g6rant,
est revanu enchant6 dune visite
de quelques jours a Duluth ct
West Superior.
Tel qu'annonc6 il a visits los
nombreux abonn6s de Ia Zenith
City qui lui ont fat un chaleureux
aoceuil ct que pressure tous ont
pave leur Announcement.
Nous proftons de oette occasion
pour offrir nos plus slnoeres re-
merciements d nos compatriotes
de cette Vile pour lie genereux en-
couragement qu'ils mont cess6 de
bonner depuis pres de quinze ans
a PECHo DE L'OUEsT
ST tous les. centres Oanadiens-
Francais du nord-ouest so tai-
salient, eux aussi, IN devoir de
payer leur Announcement reguli6re-
ment, nous pourrions sgrandir lie
formal de notre journal ct nous
pourrions meme plas leur donner
une edition quotidlenne.
Nous devons aussi une tres
grande reconnaissance q notre dis
tingu6 ct hab1le collaboration lie
DIR L. M. Brunei pour les precieux
renseignements gull a bien voulu
donner q notre g6rant ct pour lie
vif rint6ret gull a touJours porte
au journal.
Merol aussi d nos sympathiques
compatr1otes G. Tremblay ct Levi
Forest pour l'amabilit6 avec Ia
quelle lis FONT aussi recu
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

prix, allez chez Gardner & Davis,
304 ct 306 Hennepin, Oh vous trou.
yerez l'assortiment IL plus consid6.
rable ct le plus advantageous de la
Vile.
M. J.. G. Marquis solliclte la vi
site de tous ses compatriotes quill
go fers un plaisir del servlr
honn6tement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

mails lis fniront peut.etre par so
taire q la fin.
En- attendant nous nous permet-
irons de leur dire que nous avons
conscience d'avoir agi en- hommes
de occur, en- sauvegardant rhonneur
des societies auxquelles nous ppar-
lemons ct en- empeohsnt autant de
nos compatriotes que possible de
bonner tote baiss6e dams lie traque-
nard qui leur 6tait tendu; les EN-.
pechant de servir de jouets a une
petite clique de politicians de pro-
fessions.
Vous pouvez bien vcus vanter
messieurs, d'avoir obtenu gratis
I'm train d'excursion, c'est ce qui
vous falt le plus d'honneur.
A vous en- croire, lie gouverneur
vous aurait fournl &c train rien
que pour yos beaux yeuxl Lors.
que vous avez fat application q M.
FL. +. Brown pour avoir un train
d'excursion, vous lui avez dome 4
Faute d'espace, nous sommes obliges de
remettre q la semaine prochaine la n
tinuation de cette correspondence.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

D'apres les dernieres d6peches,
1ecues de la convention des Popu.
llstes, a St-Lou1s, Bryan le candl-
dat d6moc. ate q la pr6sidenoe des
Etats. Unis recevra la nomination
GU sera endoss6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

Professeur Marie A. Hail., mu
s1cienne bien connue, dome des
lecons sur le piano ct l'orgue q DIES
prix mod6r6s. Attention sp6ciale
sera donn6e au commencanJs. Re-
sidence ct studio, No. IS, coin de
Ia Chestnut Ave ct l24me rue Nord,
(Mlle Hall parle frsneais.)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

Ceux de nos l%ecteurs qul desl'
rent Sc procurer de i'eau minerale
de Silicon de Quebec, Canada
peuvent s'adresser q s. j. Richard
son. 80 Gene Rue Sud. Cette eau
est connue CONNIE un remede Ell.
CAGE pour la gu6rison des rhuma
tismes, ct indigestion.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

On b6b6 de trois mois, file de
G. 81. Philips, Is Aldrich ave. sud
s'est 6touf6 dams la mutt de diman-
che a lundi, en- s'enveloppant la
bouche dams les draps de son ber~
ceau.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

Les votants du 3eme quarter de
la Vile. sans distinction de parti
politique, favorisent la candidatu-
re de Phon Kiichli, au poste d'6che-
Vim.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24
MINNEAPOLIS, Is Juliet 1896

Dimanohe le 10, du c%ourant, lie
comit6 qui await etc charge de pre-
parer la celebration de notre fete
rationale, sous les auspices dea
societies de bienfaisanoe, go ras-
sembla pour la derniAre fois.
Avant quill SO dissoude, CO comlte
croft deyoir, en- toute ]ustice,a lui-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

ST vous d6sirez acheter de bon
nes chaussures a moiti6 prix, allez
"a Plymouth.
Pour vous en- convaincre lisez
leurssannonce.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

Domain samedi, d 8 heures A. NJ.
aura lieu d l'6glise Ste. Clotilde,
la cer6monie imposante de la deu-
xiAme communion.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

M. Charles Plondeau, a 6tabli
IN bel Establishment de bains, au
lac Calhoun pour hommes ct da-
mes, au bout de la 29eme rue
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24
Quatre Chances Pour les Enfan'

Compton de Bargains de- 10000 paires de sandszs ct ozt"'ds pour
enfants, grandeurs 6 a l03, contenant quelques "a"
CUR pstente. nous les ssoDs mis- is, toots dams IN * ~
$1l2. PRlX MARQyE EN- ROUGE...... ~ ~ ~
Compton de Bargains a 5000 lot ct toni de GAIN
Sandals ct pantoufes, grandeurs II q 2, Tan. &AyUDAM
Dongoa on CUR PatenUe. Ceci embrasse tout ~
jusqn'a $l.4O ~AVIW
Demandez A. COLLIE, qui sea toujours ds plus heureux du
n6tement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

La Germania Bank coin de Pavenue
Hennepin ct 4eme Rue pave 4 pour cent
sur les depots, transactions generates
avec la plus grande attention
Emet des traites (Draffs) pour toutes
les parties des Etats-Unis, Canada ct Eu-
rope.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24
AVIS

Avez-yous besoin dun bon poole
de cuisine, ferronnerie, ustensiles
de cuisine, coutellerie, bicycles, u.s.
tensiles de peohe, ETC., au plus bas
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

Madame E. Trepanler; modiste
est demensg6e an No. 1901 Henne-
pin ave. ct ellie solicite la visite de
ses clientes.
ouvrsge garanti u des prix mo-
d6r6s'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

M. Table l.. G.. Fourier, est
parti pour un voyage chez Q pa
rents qui demeurent q Quebec.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

SALTWATER G. H.. Lebouti.
lier, compatible pendant plusieurs
ann6es pour Isaie Staples, fabri-
quaint de pois de soiage, q dome ga
dim1ss1on pour la position de &C.
rant general, chez L. N. Berje ron,
propri6taire dun moulin a fsrlne
ct dun 6l6vateur pour le bic.
$50
Antoine Chevrier, age de As ans
est decide ]eudi dernier. Ii lalsse
pour d6plorer So mort une veuve
ct plusieurs enfants.
$50
Pierre Poirier, a 6t6 nomm6 Sc
cr6taire de pessociation de commits
marchands.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

Touts nos Souliers de Veau de Russie pour Hommes-en trois d'fe-
rents teintes, bouts pointus ct largee, presque tus les gran0I IN
deurs, vendus toute la saison pour SIS 90 IA LOU
MOITIE PRIX..............
Tout notre Lot de Quatre lars-Comprenaut la nouvene "oulanr
de sang de bmut, veau de Russie de oouleur Chevre ct 90 nm
Chevreau Vioj, bouts pointus on larges, touts q facets, bon n/.UV
march6 q 81 90 MOlTiE
Nos Souliers Tan de Cling Dollars pour Hommes-qui sont tonts nu
veaux ct q la mode, pas de marchandises rapport6s. bouts po'nt"s me
diums on larges, en- Veau de Russie ct Chevreau vlci de az IN
couleur, pas toutes les grandeurs. mails nous pouvops vous ID ,OU
ajuster dams quelque mode pix $500 MOITIE PRIX...
Souliers pour Hommes en- Veau Marin ct en- meilleur Rusae-en
New London, bouts pointus on toxic, ceux-ci son cousus q q nm.
la main, touts a facets, prix regul1ers $500 OO,UU
Souers on Ch4vre rousse pour Hommes-semele Welt o. III
Goodyear, toutes sortes de bouts ct de grandeurs, prix re d i u
CUTLER $3.50. MOITIE
Obevreau Wei pour Dames-nouvelle facon tailleur ct forme regu-
l1ere, touta q bouts pointus ct a facets settlement ue va o. IN
leur excaptiopnel d $500 ID ,DU
MOITIE
Chevre Rousse pour Dsmes-bouts pointus GU dop6ra, touts O
q facets, svec talons has at mediums, tout grandeurs, prix re- OO(j
cutler SITS. MOITIE
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

son predecessor.
La %procnsine assembl6e du club
aura lieu le 2 Aodt, d trois heures
dams papres midi.
J. J. THUNN1ssEN.
Sec. Corr.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mimi,
le 20 Juliet 1896
Monsieur PEditeur
LIE PAre Gamache sera absent Di.
manehe PROCLAIM, le 26 oourant,
atm d'assister 4 la d6dicace de la
Oath6drale, q Duluth.
~.
Nous avons en- le plaisir de SER
rer la main a Notre d6vou6 ami, lie
chairman du Town Board" du
village de Uohssset, NJ. Alex La
france, mardi dernier.
***
Les Authorizations du terrain de
la maison d'6oole OentrAle, sont
pouss6es aveo vigueur. Les ENTIRE
prsneurs sont 4 s%'oeouper du nive-
lage du terrain cette semaine.
~
Notre d6l6gu6 Canadien-fran-
Gals, Ellie Siguel, a la convention
R6publicaine, aSt Cloud, est de
retour ct est enchant6 de Jon voy-
age.
A I'assembl6e du CLUB Lafayette
de Dimanche dernier, l'heure de
rsssembl6e fut chsng6e de 8 P. NJ,
az heures dams l'apres midi.
.*
LIE JUICE Joleand partira dams
quelques jours, pour an voyage de
5 Gu 6 semaines, ct visitera Hanna.
ford, Koochiching, Rainey Lake ct
toute la partie Nord du comt6 d.
taska. LIE JUICE parcourera une dis.
lance de 600 GU 700 miles en- ca.
not. Bon voyage.
w
Un grand nombre de nos conc
toyens sont parts pour TRAVELLER
aux r6coltes des Dakota, mails avec
esperance d'etre de retour pour le 8
de novembre proclaim.
**.
Les afGli6s de la ligue ont q re-
gretter un accident, arrive a un
des leurs, samedi dernier. Or nom
me N. Olln, laissait lie Grand Ra-
pids avec une paire de jeunes che
vaux, pour les travaux des r6col-
tes du N. Dakota. A Is miles d.
ci ses chevaux prirent le mors aux
dents, fut renvers6 de ga voiture ct
le malheureux cut une Jamie frac-
tur6e au-dessus du genoux. On le
transporta dams sa famille Oh les
m6deoins lui donnorent les SONS
n~6cessaires.
~.
Nine z. Pouliote, est en- visite
chez ses parents, q Red Lake Falls
MINI.
Deux de nos ooncitoyens chas-
seurs, MN, F. Mallett ct M. For
tier ont desoendu le MISSISSIPPI, la
semaine deniere. Les p%oissons sc
ront on abundance sui le march6,
au Grand Rapids, dams quelques
jours.
#4
M. j. st Pierre, de Cohasset,
Mimi, 6tait lei par a~tfaire, lundi
dernier.
~.
Nous avons Gu la visite de N.
MAJOR, pere, de Red Lake Falls
du comt6 de Polk, la semaine der
Mere, lie monsieur nous apprends
que Ia c6r6ale des e%nvirons du
oomt6 de Polk, SQUIRE beaucoup
par la rouille. IL fut enchant6 de
Grand Rapids ct des environs, ct
il est possible quill viendra SO fix
or parmi nous.
rs
Les amis Edouard Cloutier ct
Felix Signel sont de retour apres
ayoir visit6 leurs homesteads 81
| -..Ao Md IL o1vokk
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24
.@1hn de r'@ntst
MINNEAPOLIS, "a Juliet 1896.

M. Joseph Demers est partl lun,
dl pour Moose Island, Mimi, Cd il
r6sidera quelques mois.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

Pour Hommes ct Danes: 1outes grandeurs, grand assortments. Tous Ie
de la mason pour homnes ct thames or etc Marques eli Rouge
Jude a mohfe du bs pM original, qui reste e Chihre Nors.
Nous decarons n hester quill ny a probabement pas de place dan
lies EtatsJUns ou DIES Chaussures Tan nouveNes ct de mode, toutes de ceHe sa
son, a I'm tel sacrifice qu au "Pymouth' c&e senaine. * *
la DESCRIPTION suiante de quelques-uns dos styles magnifques luz nous voulon
corea DemiPrx,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-24

Nos Tans de Quatre Dollars pour Dames-Chaussures sur Ia nouvel
lie facon tailleur, toutes a lacet, pas u assortment de SO mn
grandeurs, mails sill vous font, vous pouvez avoir I'm bar I.(Iu
gains a 1uste DEMI-PRIX..
Quelques Paires de Reste dams nos Tans de SIS pour Danes -Chaus-
sures hautes, strictement faites q Ia main, bout extremement pontu,
toutes a lacet, settlement quelques paires de reste; soyez So IN
sire de venir de bonnie heure, prx regulier $500 /.t(J
Nos Oxfords Tan pour Dames-et Juliettes, qui so vendent jusqua
$3.50 Requirement inclusant bout large GU pointu, sont ~
mis- sur le comptore au prx uniforme Observation-Disclosures. eDc
Oxfords Russets pour Damescsemeles molles, bout 81 mn
pointu GU large; cci inclu tous nos Oxfords Tan de So. jJ(J
|DEMI PRIX
|Tous nos Oxfords pour Dames-en chevreau vGi de
magnihque tente, en- bout pointq settlement, toutes ds Hk
grandeurs ct largeurs; prix r6grlier $3.50. On ID
Nos Oxfords Colombiens pour Dames-en chevreau Wei de couleurs
|semelle pl16e q la main GU pqdre Mckay; bout pointu nc OK
ler So SO, DEMIPRIX
Magnifque Ohevreau Vcl pour Danes Southern Tie' de couleur'
ayes dessus on etofe de fantalae, bout extremement poin- So mn
tn, tous fats a la main, pressure de toutes grandeurs; un Il (J(J
bargain a 81 90. DEMI-PRIX.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
Highest of all in Leavening streng,h.-Latest U.
Chnrged Win Ernn.I

, Charleston. S. c., Dec 1G-J Fred Ii
lisnthai ana August Bequcst, former
officials % the German American ,rr,,.t
and Savings Bank. We're arrested here
to-day aud charged with a conspiracy
10 detraud that institution last May. Lii.
licntnal was president and Bcaucst
cashier OF the bank At the time. II
IS aiiesed that Lilienthal as pre- :.deni
drew check that had been given ia
MIN with fraudulent intent by REQUEST
Hoth men waived preliminary cxami-
nation and gave bond in the sum of
Si,oOo. The same men have been ar
rested before on similar charges and
cases are now pending. agains: them in
lthc Court of Sessions
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
TIE Fiiz sharI.ey Case.

San Francisco. Dec. 1.-the referee,
to whom Judge Sanderson has relIn-
pushed the task of taking further dcpo-
sitionS In the FitZsimmons-Shark
case. decided this morning not to begin
his labors. ill tomorrow, when il is rx-
pected this part OF the case will be com
pieted. There is possibility that
wholesale arrests will soon be made as
one OF the results of The recent battle.
There Is II State Jaw prohibiting any
prize fight or encounter with or without
gloves where the participants are fable
TO injury. Yesterday afternoon Judge
Sanderson asked many questions as to
the nature OF the contest and several
experts testified on the subject
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
RECRUITING MuSr CEASE.
United States Officials Stopping fiji.
clustering from reNus.

Dallas Texas, Dec. 1G-United States
Marshni Love. by instructions FROM
Washington to-day. took measures TO
suppress Cuban recruiting In this city
the Cuban recruiting agents got notice
ana abandoned their head lunr,ers be-
Tore arrests could be made. The indie
pendent Cuba league to-nigh; issued nm
address In the public. In Nhicn ii WI.
stated that the general public seems not
10 understand that the armu:r nnd
cquipin" OF forces to aid Cual would
he an oircnSc against Federal law. that
IS severely punished both 10y fine and
Imprisonment. Our present desire is TO
extend to the Cuban patriots such NOR
al and material aid as may he clearly
within the law when the United States
Government shall have granted hclli..
trcht rights to struSSlinE cuba or rccog-
n'Ieu the present Cuban republic. il viii
nc time enough to organize volunteers,
we are american citizens FIRST and en-
DAN Symp3thizerS afterwards We shall
OBEY our laws under all circumstances;
AID advise our friends To 10 likewise
O. PAGr.r. President.
j. G. M'NElLUS. Secretary
Cuba Independence League of Dallas.
1t was given out officially that the
parties conducting the recruiting were
acting without authority from the
league.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
A Flag of Warning.

beware of the dry, tickling, hacking,
morning cougA, for it warns you that
consumption turks Hear. The famous
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure it.
Il had Il very bad cough. One doctor
pronounced it consumption. used
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup and was COM
plctciy cured the cough left me and
mas never come back. Simon Smasal.
'73 3lst Street, Chicago, Ills" DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup costs but % cents.
Ask for Bulls, take only Bulls.
Sole by
tANNON'S PHARMACY, 30 Eute 81
AltEi!hil y WEST, PIG Main ST
ROi|m y. !toLMES Y CO. &c Min 81.
HElSrAND'S ATLANTIC CITY DRUG
STORE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
IN BERK LEY.

Mr.. Lee Nash and his sister. Mrs.
Manning. OF this place. was called to Tho
bedside q: their father yesterday. who
is extremely il! at his residence in Ports
mouth.
Tie union meeting in progress at
Pythian hal! continues 10 grow in inter
est. Large congregations are In at
tendance nightly. and a number OF pro
feSsons have been made.
The tide Tuesday night was over
Pearl street. between Mulberry and zee
streets. abou, two feet deep. Why not
have II gate put in the sever at Mulberry
street aud the culvcrt at the FOOT Of
Lee street and stop the flooding Of that
section? IT can Ice done for little cost.
The storm put Il sion To work on Chest-
nut street. Operations will be resumed
again to-day. probably.
Capt. w. II. French raised the water
TUG Mary and Joe yesterday at Jones'
ways. foot Of Main street.
Mr.. W II. n. Patterson. of this place.
while ri wor!; At Hampton a few days
ago. fen through skylight TO the noor.
twelve feet below. receiving severe in
jnries. He was taken to n hospital for.
treatment.
The HerHley W. C. II. U. will hold a
mothers meeting Thursday ut $50
o'clock at the residence OF Mrs. \. s.
Baker. All mothers. whether interested
in The temperance work or not are cor
daily invited 20 attend.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
FELLOWS SUCCESSOR.
William NJ. IL. "!icott Appointed Dis
trict Attorney.

Albany. y. V, Dec 1G.-Governor
Morton today appointed William NJ. *.
o!cott as District Attorney of New York
county In the place made vacant by the
death of Colonel John Il. Fellows. The
sallricd positions attached to this Office
aSeregatc Sl7S.000 Mr.. Olcott is a Re
publican. and will hold office under TIT.
appointment until January LIST. lSgS.
wien his successor. to be chosen Il: the
general election next fall. will be in
stalled. Mr.. Olcott's appointmrn; i.
made upon the recommendations OF
Supreme Court justices Barrett, Law
renee. lngraham, Glider. leevc. and
Tiu3M. of New York. and Smith. of FL
mira; VI lNor strong. cN-Muyor Grace.
hon. 7. G. Plat, comu;"ollcs Fitch
Hon. Thcodo:c Roosevelt. sixteen mem
bers Of Congress. and many p"om!nen;
persona and business firms.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
Fo(DF2 IS MI UT ~ y, Nv 8
Tooss An snv",an,ary ,.a,n.

During the STORM Tuesday night !,
bridge at the foot of Green street lead
Ing to Brighton. washed away. Yestcr-
day morning n man named Green, who
Keeps Il grocery store. started to cross
the bridge to deliver some goods.
when ne got there il was dark and il
looked like the tide was over the bridge.
so he concluded TO drive over, but the
bridge Fad been washed away during;
the night and Mir Green horse. wagon
and all. was dumped into The cree.
me horse was skinned all up the
wagon was broken. and the groceries
were all dumped into the water. Mi.
Green lost his pockcihook and was in a
terrible fix until some friends came to
his aid
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
JOHN II. COwEN, REELECTED.
Ch"scn President Of the IL. e O.-Scc
refary Anderson Resigns.

Baltimore. Dec lG.-JOhn X. Clwrn
was To-day re- cieC.cd prrsideU. of The
Baltimore ana Ohio railroad co,npinv
by The directors OF that COMPANY.
TIC resignation Of Andrew Anderson.
secretary OF the company since 1855.
was rendered and accepted III health
was assigned a.. The ""LSon 60. Mr. An
dcHSon's withdrawal from active labor.
Win The exception OF Il couple Of wears.
when he Wa superintendent. of .hc New
York and Washington through line.
Mr.. Anderson had been in the service
of the company thirty-s!x years. part
oi when r'nt he served as assistant 10
the pres!dcn: and a confidential sec
rctary 10 :hc late John W. Garrett.
G w. Wool:ovI. AIr. Anderson's as
sisian:, was elected to the secretary
ship
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
AMERICAN SYMPATHY.
The Great Growth orCuban Agitation
In Antrrtcn.

Chicago. Dec. 16.-Thc Cuban arita-
non Al through the United States has
pecome so acute since the Pc. idcnt's
message and the death Of Macro that
chairman cragin. OF the local Cuban re-
!iei committee. decided today. after q
conference with his associates. to call a
general meeting Of the committee of
iVo prominent citizens al The Union
League Club Friday afternoon To con-
slider the local state of affairs and n,n-
pare for the contingency uf Congre.-
,ional action IN favor OF Tho Cubans
NJ. t"aEin estimates the number # ma
iri1iic Young men who have applied for
enlistment in The Cuban army from This
city q 800
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-17
The Mnr WIFI Hnhn.

$l.00 dress goods shot down to soc.
SOC. dress goods shot down TO 25c
&c. hovcle cloth dress goods moved
down Ia SOC.
If You ever wanted u dress at less
th.tn IL cost 10 manufacture this is your
chanee. We make war ON a few very
stylish jackets, one third of the regular
price. In handke.chiets our stock is
great. nut We only make mention of one
very special. all linen, gents hemstitch-
ed. rcduc-1 from 2ac. 10 l2iac We have
a spleEdia line OF mems ana boys cas-
Simerc sN!tings. just think of tia nice
all wool iailor-made suit, tit guaranteed
at Sla.01 and $500 All goods marked
Down 10 the lowest point and satisfac-
;iun guaranteed.
4. J. PHILLIPS.
Under oxford Hail.