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New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
STILL PRACTISING AT cREEDMooR.

The last detachment Of the 47th Regiment. com
posed Of Companies A. b. and y, under command
Of Captain W L. Fish. with OF the field sfan
and non-conm.ssioned staff and few straggleIu
from other companies numbering seventy officers
and men, practised at Creedmoor yesterday. Lieu
tenant c. J.. Gerould. assistant Inspector OF rine
practice, 47th Regiment. superinteDded the shoot
ing The volley firing at the man target resulted
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06

;, harnrd rHnn W ~, i"1'S' Nv h..s - I,m. Il
Now york balls on clark = Sunck
OF Clark Three base hit Farrell Two ha." me-
-,' T1ernan Sacrifice hits Inland ltnahu'
Sioin hasas-G. Davis (;leasn lVwd cross )onU-
PLAYS Movers and Connor, Tiernan AMI W. tllrk 'on
naughton and ". Clark VIVA pitch-ponahue. Umpire
Henderson, Time
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06

Earned runs ncinanti. Hrookyn : HON"
mccarthy Stolen ha.esShindle. Mccarthy. rwing Burke
Sacrnc4 hts-Shndle. Hoy Irwin. struck out Hy Ken
ne,iy 2 First has. hells-On kennedy. 2: n CAST
right /. First base errors Cincinnati. J. i|fi %
Ia 10. frookisn. ni' hv p'chcr Hoy
Wild pnch-Ga-trighi. rup'r--Sh erdan TiIDe-i SO
Arendance-2.s<o.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
ruE roREIGN CREWs Ar HENI.EY

London, June 5--The Yale University crew and
the Amsterdam Rowing Club arc the only foreign
entries In the race for the Grand Challenge Cup In
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
SIX RACES TO-DAY.
FINE CARD FOR THE GRAVESEND TRACK.
THREE STAKE CoNTEsTs-A LARGE CROWD EH-
pECvTED AT THE COURSE.

THREE STAKE CoNTEsTs--A LARGE CROWD EX-
PECTED AT THE COURSE.
An excellent card OF six races. in which hoerai
entries have been made should attract large
crowd TO the Gravesend races this afternoon Ihere
are three stake races the card, as foiio"s'
The Manhanset for two-year-ods: the PreaAhess
for three-year-ods and the Patchogue, selling
affair for three -year-olds and upward. In 'he
Nanhanset some of the two-year-olds that nave
been winning will meet horses that nave run c'e"-
table races 1t should be the medium OF so'i'
heavy speculation. Margrave. from 'he b''''o"
Stable Is almost certain 10 he starter !" ''o
Preakness Stakes where he will meet nVe i''o'''
ate horses Of his class. "
In the last race there are sixteen two-yea. -oi"'
entered On Thursday the managers diVoeu '''
entries In a two-yesr-old race. In which iouf',e"
Youngsters were entered. The last race 10Y 'o-u"!
should be divided. unless the managers inahe ar
rangements TO furnish the spectators breakfast d
Il will be Impossible TO start such hed un'ess
the starter has absolute control OF the Jockeys
paltry $50 fine is not likely to cause the Jockeys
who have delayed the starts to mend their ways
IF Is likely that there will be some eHorts niaue
to-day to place layers of ODDS IN posi-
satisfactory 10 the managers OF the uacH ai'd ''o
snectators Here are the entries:
THE ENTRIES
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06

THIS AFTERNOONS BIG PAGEANT OF
WIIEELMEN.
PROGRESS OF THE HUDSON COUNTY GOOD ROADS
AssoCIATIoN-F W. TONS MAKES AFFIDAVIT

PROGRESS OF THE HUDSON COUNTY GOOD ROADS
Assoc1ATToN-r. W. TONS MAKES AFFIDAVIT
THAT HE DID NOT PACE HApFiEI.D
The bicycle parade which will take place in the
Boulevard and Riverside Drive and around Clare
mont this afternoon promises to furnish an interest
Ing spectacle and the pageant. X the weather IL
fair ought 70 be witnessed by thousands OF specta-
tors. The parade has been arranged by Tne Even
ing Telegram" and all the details have been gone
the various clubs ana most Of the organized clubs
In the district Will take part. The route mas oecn
at 2:2O p IN The reviewing stand WI: ne az one, Une
hundred and -fourtcenth-s; and Rivcrs!dc Drive
plays II promises 70 be the most interesting cycle
parade ever seen in this city.
The Good Roads Association OF Hudson County Is
growing rapidly. a meeting was held at the Hudson
County Wheemon's clubhouse on THURSDAY night
when l02 applications for membership were received
The association was organized on May 10. ard the
membership has reached the total Of 3g. meet
Ing OF the Executive Committee will be held on
Monday night. The good results Of the organization
have been fe.t already In NewJersey The officials
as follows: T. 9. Wobert president, Th"ocore
ond vice president: p. Anthony Brock. secretary
f.. 3 Lesycraft. treasurer; executive committee
G. D. Horni,ng g. E hrrowsmth j Herbert Potts
+. j. Kennedy. c. V. Tuihiil L. r Rocker
Frederick W. Toms. OF fhnWaY IN" "N''h"a''
who IL accused OF ha wing paced Charles IIadneld In
the Irvlngton- -Msilburn road race. has made am
davi; before II. II. Neefus, notary pubic OF that
place that hc dM not Intentionally pace Hadheld In
the race. not acquainted with him, and had TO
desire 70 assist him In any way. The .act tnat they
happened 70 come together twice on the track. ne
duo 10 tho punc,urrg or his tire on two
direren, occasions lie AYERS that No. s.. who
ne subsequently, learned was Hadhed. called 20 him
10 get az MS way. but he paid no attention 20
him as nc had as much right there as ga iiadned.
he being regularly entered IN the race.
Many anxious inquiries have been made recently
regarding the new touroook for this dis,ric; 20 be
Issued 10y the League % American Whee!men i
Secretary-Tr-lsurer W. S. Bul said yester:ay tha;
the book "Frfiy Miles Around New ork. " wouI j
be ready FOR distribution by the latter part OF the
month.
Thursday night emphatic success IAe
fortunate prize-winners were follows First prize
cyciomcter for the graceful man rider. won by
Supervisor Barton d. skinner. second prize. god
spoon. most graceful woman rider won by Mrs
decorated wheel won by Hyman Ku.hne: fourta
prize silver cycle bell best rider under fourteen
years. by KITTY Wells.
The South Brooklyn Wheemen viii have a run
70 Yonkers tomorrow. leaving the clubhouse, No
AS N.nth-si.. at 80 a. IN.
cyclists desiring 10 Join the League OF American
Wheelren may obtain rul printed Information and
membership blanks by sending name and address
to the Cycl.ng Editor Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
HOME TEAMS THE VICTORS
NETWORK GIVES ST. LOUIS ANOTHER SET
BACK
BROOKLYN TAKES REVENGE ON CINCINNATI FUN
T1IrRsDAY's DEFEAT-THE PITCHERS OF
THE WINNING MINES SHOW EN-
CEIL.ENT FORM.


- yo,L :. G, IIuis & Phlndephla, q; P'tsurg s.
brooklyn. To- Cincinnati. IL ,levelana ~ i' ','.,iiie
Chicago 10. Boston, o. NaNlhs''"' H. H"'''''N'' -
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06

na,eh,ts- -Rai,innr. o: C~v-lana ~. Erro---Bs,i
NOR. Cleveland Ia;teri~- E.re- Cortttt srf RIB
in~r Young and O'ronnor Imii~S ~eiiuan and
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
r1XNERS AT OAKLEY.

Oakley. Ohio. June 5.-The track was heavy To-
dav The handicap was a spirited contest. Ho".o'
we'll ridden won by short half-iens'N' GO
vortes and two second choices "o" '"e 'd'' ''''
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
TIE RECORDS.
CLEVELAND 70: BALTIMORE. {

Baltimore June 5-Tebeaus hypnotic inhuence
was IN evidence again to-day. The champions could
neither ha, nor field. and beaten all tho way
Corbe,t pitched the last three innings. and only one
hit was made from him. Attendance. AC' The
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06

The South Brooklyn whee,men VIII have a run
TO YonNers tomorrow leaving the clubhouse. No
AS Nnth-si. at $40 a. IN.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06

cyclists desiring 10 Join the League Of American
Wheelren may obtain ruil printed Information and
membership blanks by sending name and address
to the cycling Editor Tribune
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
o.,s s-TROTTING-P 800.
o.oo CLASS -TROTTING-S STAKE 5000.

Grateful gr e.. by General Wilkes Dam
oxford Lass John Kinney .,,,,.,,.'
Miss Anne b m. by Egotst dam DNr'
by Pheilas (E. s Ciayton)
Frank Medium. b. g.. by Pilot Medium a. q
p McDonad) .............. =,
Nell, Bel blk. NJ. hy Saint bel ~ NJ a r q
Attractive b. m. by Electoneer IN r 2
-. ,,ua,r 2 q DIR
crara & hr m by Polonius tRoy Mrrsrl' " "
MOLLY T. ch m. by Roya! w a. " I'M" Al.
crsnnsne Flower b. m. by piedmont '"hl- =,
o,srs,,a en- m by Elyria d'enja'nn =,
He"eTS Time 2:ios. 2:2oi.. 22l+. e:2i%' 22ft'
PACING-SW SWEEPSTAKES. 800
xewsbov dn g. by Brentwood. dam lemons
nv Dan Allen IT. L. Arthur ........'s;.., go
rrgch me not ch m. hy Pocahonas ram ,
=, W.. W. ~ 81 by Mon,ezuma IN. =. Deyy, ds
f''70'e " JYme-2:Is1. 2:l4% 2ls. 2lo't
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06

Many anxious inquiries have been made recently
regarding the new tpuroook for this dstrici, 10 be
Issued 10y the Ielgge % American Whee!nen
Secretary-Tr-lsuror ". s Bu.l said yester.ay that
the book FIFTY Miles Around New York. woulI
be ready FOR distribution by the latter part OF tho
month.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06

SIXTH RACE-Purse 900; for two year-o'us' se""s
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-02-21
'. Les 6! negres'!!s|e' !.
Ia "Qootidien' de Lewis

Nine Frederick Douglass, yeuvs
tda c6lAbre orateur noir, eat ind.
'gn6s. .contre les. membres de ia la
"Woman's Suffrage National. Con Con
ventiop," qui 9 siege r6ceqmmee.ln1ttt 3 3
Washington 81. non sans .raeliisot'ln.: 81,
Les direotrices do oongrAs dss
.femmea, auralent refuse .posltiYes-
ment sd,y ,admettre les negreses'eets'l!
L'actlonsdes off ,iers Dig e.ogongrees.
.feminin est condamnable, lparce
gu ellie .dAnoJe chez, ses aspte9ursy une
6troitesse de yQes qui ne :s'hlaslrm aq,
Mise nullament avec lenqrs .prr4ten
itions.+..4 ~, Ws s.. ..s.4
B Al fait, 81. lea avocatss ddaus mon r' 2
yement f4ministe ont pour butte
Emancipation .Jpolitique ct le pro-
gresxde lafemme, ponyqaoi enssex--
clure. les negresses? a- s,
N'yst-ce pasfaires cte de partiia-
lite ct go METRE au rang de ces
fbrutes d'hommes, qui ne veulent
point r:eenlddre justice ala femme?
Les n6gres.eis,1 nn'aaauraientSelles
pas. autaut besoin de civilization.
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ANEODoTE SUR

y. Do Figaro" .
Une amusante anscdote sur Il le
mar6chal Oanrobert fat en- ce mo-
mont Is tour dc Ii. prresse.
L'emperi'eeau1irF Napoleon I'll avail,
annonc6 "a tvviissiitei 5pprochaine Cha.
Ions: il d6siraaiit paasser en- revue lee
.troupes qui sly trouyaient. Le ma
r6chal Uanrobert jugea n6cessaire
de faire subir 4 SEES soldats une
Observation-Disclosures. Bt-eomme
il remarqua1t IN ~fantsssin don't
Puniforme 4tait dams an 6tat d6plo.
|rable:
-Je t'eenyerrdai ma femme az
ohambre s'6oris-tsl, pour brossel
IA tuniqla,e Il t'apprendte ) tina:
.biller csoon!yaslinlatblemesnt.
-Qe nest pas neoesssiirree,, mon.
sieur le m1ga.lrr 9ah r6pondit u sol.
dat hardi.nent, ie vsis e trouve'r
,assez Z f solvent ,iaulit votre femme az
chambrel B
Un 5oslst derirs irresistible zen s'sm.
parade toute Il troupe. \ cette re.
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Direction des Banons

Les iournaux europsens, ct sur
tout--am6ricains,- -consacrent-lde
COLONIES d une invention dun an
Glen officer Interchangeable, ls
,omte Won Zepplin. appellee eau
sar upe sv6ritable revolution dams
Part de la guerre: Ia direction des
ballons.
Get officer a., depuis plus de
DOME ans, consacr6 ct son temps
Of ga fortune, ala solution de CO
nrobleme.ai1ongtsmp " considers
commeeinsoluble.
II q r4ussi. !.
Mais quoiqu'on en- disc, ct qqoi
an on en- pense, il y a des ann6es
que &c problems. 3 ete !, r resolu en 2
Ia fait est ME officieusement,
of;ciellement meme par les auto
rites militaires, De ia y rYSppuulb'llque
franchise; il nsen reste pas MONS
nm fSit~:s I &c
y nya sept ans environ que le
hallnrsdirfpeable dueCapitatne Re-
nard faisait son apparltlon et de-
nuis cette 6poque, 2 ma g de
perfectionnements en- pertectlon.
nements.
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D6cid6ment ia. P. A. ma pas

D6cid6ment IA. P. A. ma pas
de chance. -~~
DerniArement, une revue de.
vouee d eette bande d'idiots, at.
tribuait au "Grand Vieillard." NJ,
Gladstone, les, paroles suivantes;
No more cunning plot was ever devi-
sed against the intelligence, the free
DOM he>happiness and virtue Of man
kind than Romanism."
TR1D.-Jamais plan plus intelligent
ma etc dresse contre Intelligence, Ia Il'
bert6. lie bonteur ct la vertu de lhuma--
Mite Que ne Pest lie "Romanlsme."
MGR Montgomery, eveque de
Los Angeles . voulu avoir le coeur
net decette allegation ct q, en- con- on
sequence, 6crit au grand homme
d'Etat anglais.
Voici Ia r6ponse lltterale dc &c
dernier. .o~e aa<es eSr,s'
"I think it q duty at once to answer
your inquiry. 1t is. hard to- answer Tor 2
neriod of sixty years in active LIE. but 10
the best Of ny knowledge and belief |
never wrote and never could nave witt
ten at any time of my life the words
which yous ite." s,a~ae
TRAp.-Je censidere CONNIE un devolr
de r9poudrB fmmedtatsment fa7q
ton due vous m'adressez.
II est dificile de repondre dune perlo-
de ~soixante ans de vie active. Mais en-
mon ame-es conscience je+crois que je
mai jamais ct que je n'aurais jamais pu
de ma vie 6crire les mots que vous cltez.
Pa ,lutivvrreA a. P. a.. ..
Est-elle assez. sgrotesque. cette
association de fanatiques irrespon-
sablesH 7"""T
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LA BELLE HOTESSE

Yous los leoteurs qui aiment les
.r6cits vaillants, remplis de coups
d'6pee ct d'amour, aimeront 3 lire
&c livre de la plume de Louis LIE
tang. C'edsta le No rs de Ia Bonne
Litt6ratluure FRANCHISE pour le mols
de f6vvriiier' 1896 ct sous le titre de
l""La Bslle Hotesse' pr6sente aux
Ieoteuu;-:s,S s.: an daas Episodes les plus
,roma.nltiques du temps de Henry
~ de glorieuse memoire,
CO volume, iserr,a expeai6 franco 8
tons ceu1 qu1ii en- fsront Ia deman
de accompanies le 10 cents en- ar
gent Oh timplr,es.poste canadien.
on atml16rriocsaiinss, adressez Leprohon
& Leprro1hon, Libraires-Edlteurs %
rue ST Gabriel Montreal, Can.
"sgxEakx.p+eEs .3a91 ysTsE - ! ~ 49, - EE&S&Fsa
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"A Montreal. Alphonse Label
lie, cordonnier, a Ate arrete q Ia de-
mande dune june femme. Marie Marie
,qui Paccuse de- voies. de
fait. La position dams la1uele, 90
'tir;ouvait la plsignante, q OCCASION
ne mn d6nouement .imprevu, ct
iaprAss ayoirs ppsquitter son 1T .alleess
eaxig6 que son agresseurt fit pun.
lie JUICE Dugasslui.a indige &c ma
tin une peinssd de $40 on, . defiant l
de paiement, deux, mois De prison.
N'syant pas le. montant = 90 dis
position, Labelle estd scenddn dans
.le panier. \ ssalale. !
-WinnipegSM Man ohnsN Marker.
vile, q, de sang froid tent6 DC tuer
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son oompagnon de crime Smith,

&StZNIE 49,
son oompsgnon de crime Smith. /.
N%ankeryille. !oroyant que Smith
qui, assistant aux. offi,es religieux le.
~d6nonceralt CONNIE l'auteur de plu-.
sieurs vols, r6solut de le tuar.
II l'amena en- ldehors de- la. vile.
de l'aatre cote de Ia. riviere A. ,sini-.
boine, puts lui tira trois coups de
revolver = dams Ia tete. 80. ......s-
Peasant ga victime morte, Marker
villa Ia recouyrit de neige ct partlt.
Smith revenant q lui appela ~
secours ct fut transports a lhopi.
tai Oh il raconta 90 qui s'eta,t pas
s9. L'assassin a 6t6 arrete. QUAINT 4
Smith son 6tat est d6sesp6r6.
80 yEssfs=HaG -kF Esf EGGI# q E+FyF A%tESEEE F1h&f2E
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-02-21

WI

Nous avons com
mence ~aujourd'hul a
adresser les complies
amos n qul sont
andettes envers nous.
ct nous 'esperons
nn'ils SO feront TN de-
voir de-: So fendre a
notre appel.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-02-21

LIE secret le plus strict q etc
gard6 ct, pour eviter quill trans
pire quot que ce soft relativement
al m6canisme. chaque piece est IA
briquee dams DIES ateliers dif6rents,
Idisperses par toute Ia France, de
telle sorte que Pouyrier qui ira
yaille sans le SAVIOR, . Ia construc-
ton dun ballon dirigeable, ignore
lusqu'a Pusage qu'on fera de Ia
piece d'acier quill forge ct polit.
I'll est incontestable que les bal
Ions dirigeables sont appeles 9
louer an grand role dams les guer.
res futures ct. q amener une reyo'
luton complete dams Fart de 9 en-
tire tuer
Grace q sux les reconnaissance
deylendront inutiles, les officers
de leur v6hicule a6rien, pouvan'
yoir tous les movements deIar
NEE ennemie Ut en- avertlr leu =
6tat-major. :,
La position des arm6es, sur I
champ de bataille de primordlal'
qu' ellie 6tait jusqu'alors. deviendr'
une question accessoire, lenneml
pouvant ioujours laisser tombe:
DIES. nuages une pluie de !. fer ct d
feu
En6n, les Notifications elles
memes deviendront pour ainsi al
re inutiles, impulssantes qu'elle
seront d6sormais d prot6ger le
yilles contre les projectiles de Zen
nemi.
Nous avions dtja Ia guerre gu
l'eau ct Ia guerre sur la terre, len
tement mails snrement, nous mai
chons vers la guerre dansl' air.
Et co ne sera pas Ia moins terri
BILE.
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.-Au Japon, s. coute environ
yingt dollars par mois pour louer
une, maison, teqnlir .deux sdoemestl-
quss, ct yiyre sgrassement du NEIL
lleeur Dc Dc late. la terre. s. a=s... ss,.
Paris Ga aunonce le deces de
Charles Louis AMBROSE Thomas,
10 cslebre c%ompositeur de musl-
que.
a n, ThomassDaquitsA Metz le 5
acnt, en- 1911.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-02-21

lie commencement franeais q &C
cept6 de .gracler l.ex-consul Wal
Ter, condamn6 : 20 ans de prison,
pour oomplicit6 avec7 les Howas'
bien que culpabilite soft publique
ment reconnue ct par le president
Cleveland ct par le ministre des
affaires 6trang6res NJ. .Olney.
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L.,EoHo DE- L'OuBsT nest pas respon-
able des sidees OF opinions emases pal
ee correspondents. Rtah a5ss
!. TO II ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de r'Oaestba 2 larger
circulation than any French paper
,nhliahed in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
FAMINE our subscription lists.
We are alsosready tosabstantiate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent Of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-02-21

On parle de la foundation dun.
nouyeau parti politique ayant WI
le iour 3 Omaha ct intitule 10
"Coxey Kelly party"
II republic toute association avec
les parts republican,, democratic
que ct populiste-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-02-21

-L'honneur est comme l'mil,
qui ne saurait, sonfrir Is moindre
lmpurete sans ~s'alterer;; c'est une
pierre p,recieuse, don't 10 moindre
default dimlnue beaucoup le prlx.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-02-21
CANADA.

Montreal oute une sensation
ssra cr66e dams quelques jours, par
la mise 4 jour dun projet gigantes
que qui permettra ala vile deco
$4,000 par an, ct qui
fournira de pouvraRe 3 III grand
nombre d'ouvriers.
Go projet est le r6sultat d'au ira
vail assidu d. qusllue, mois ct il
sera soumis dams quelques jo1rs 3
la commission des finances qui Ia
doptera unanlmem ent..
LIE rspr6s ,ntant de "Ls Patr:e'
a paroouru lie travail, ce matin,
clause par Q ause, ct il saute aux
yeux par ga simplic;t6 d'execation
ct par Ia grande economic que celia
occasionn6rait.
Sous les circumstances dsMoilea
lque la vile traverse, 90 projet sera
aocept6. par tout 10 monde CONNIE
une b6n6dictioD.
f. Beauharnois- On homme du
nom de Alfred MARCEL, m6canlcien
3 la manufacture de laine, lei q es-
save d. SO suicider dams 50 cham
bre chez Nine Antoine Brault, no
teliere en- Sc coupant Ia gorge avec
I'm raeoir. L'homme est tres fable
ct on ne croft pas gull survive.
MARCEL serait certainement mot
imm6diatement de ses pleasures
81 Nine Branlt ne l'eut entendn 70.
Ter ct n'eut envoy6 chsrcher 10 me.
dscin.
LIE DR. Aft. Brossoit, mand6 en-
toute hate, lul dome les premiers
soins; moins il est Uncertain sur lie
sort de son patient.
MARCEL 6talt, sous caution depuis
le mois de septemb.e 1894 ct il
6tait-adonn6 q la poisson
LES manages Oorrigan ct Healy
de Toronto. avaient falt maison
commune pendant an certain
temps, quand une querelle au su
Jet de la contribution proportion
nellie, dans lss d5psnses, s'6leva ct
le m5nage Corrigau, r6solut de de-
m6nsger.
John Corrigaa partit done mer-
oredi matin. avec une premiere
charge d ustenslles de m6nage,
mails quand il revint prendre le
reste de So proprlete, trouva la NAL
son ferm6e.
Corrigan p6n6trs dams le logic
par la fenetre ct apres avoir enfon-
II #LazFFNgF H-g
o6 une porte i%nt6rieure, go trouva
face 4 face aveo. Healy arm6 dune
hache. Nine. Healy pretend que
Corrlgan braquait IN revolver sur
son mari quiz frappe do tranchant
de ga nache faisant une horrible
entaille ausbras de son adversaire.
Qaoiqu'il en- soft de la menace de
Corrigan, Healy frapDa celui-oi de
nouveau, le pleasant cruellement 4
la tete ct rassommant. Hea.y s'est
aoharn6 alors sur son camarade
tomb6, le frappanta coup redou-
lbl6s ufi'occiput. Ls police=et IN
m6decin intervinrent mails CORR
gan,expira quelques minutes apfes.
FHealy s'est laisse ar1eter sans RS.
sistance. Johu Oorrigan, Ia victime
6tait agsde 81 ans ct rassassin
Healy on az.
-L'honneur est commes+l'oeil.
qui ne sauraitssonfeir Is moindre
lmpurete sans s'alterer; c'est une
pierre p,rec,iieeuse, don't le moindre
,defaut dimlnue beaucoup le prlx.
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Toutss correspondence dolvent
etre acco npasaees dune s'gnata-
re responsible.
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La vie~du prince de GALES est
assur6e pour g, 250,OO0.
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~<- MONDE EN-
PAQUEs A L'EaL1sE ST JEAN BAPs
TIsTE. -
DULUTH III MINI, Is Few, 1896
On dit que lie Dr.. Nansen, de
Norvege, a. atteint 10 Pole Nord,
appel6 aussi boreal, Antique lly
serait. parvenu en- suiyant le
passage des lies de. la Nouvellee--
Sib6rie, passage suivl par e
"Jeannette'', il va quelques an
nees.. Les Etats- Unis auront un
peu droit q la gloire de cette de-
couverte, lis ont indiqu6 Ia route
q suivre pour parvenir au foie
Nord. IS. IS. a"..#m|, =, 81. !.
Nous aurons DIES nouyelles plus
precises avant longtemps, car le
DR. Nansen, sen revient. = =
J'aurais bien Anne voir un fran.
Gals et.un american devaneer le
brave norv6glen dams cette simpor-
tante d6couverte; j'aurais bien
voulu apprentice qu'un francais ct
I'M american ont trinqu6 ct by
un bon verre de champagne glac6.
au Pole Nord, ct que sur la pointe
la plus 6lev6e du plus gros glacier
Aottent maintenant les 6drapeauz
des Etats-U nis ct de Ia France
mails il 6tait ecrit que l'honneurr Dc
cette d6eouverte,. pour, ! laqqu1etllllee
tant d'6nergie a 6t6 risqu6, Deepen
s6, 6cherrait q Ia Noryege. :
LIE roi Oscar, son gouyernement
plusieurs de ses sujets. avaien1
souscr1t un fort montant d'argen1
pour d6frayer les d6penses de Get
te expedition. LIE roi lui-memt
await souscrit $4,000.
L'exp6dition de la "Jeannette'
q fort aide le DR. Manson. Cette
expedition lui a dit quelle mode
de construction il fallait suivr'
pour les nayires exp6ditionnaires
ellie lui a fat conna1tre certains!col
rants, 10 passage par les lies de 1
Nouvelle Sib6rle, etc, etc. 81 h
DR. Manson ma pas atteint 10 Pole
Nord, il ne peut en- accuser le'
Etats -Unis. qui lui avaient trace
Ia ms1lleure route q suivre.
Ali Pon est rendu ausPole Moro
avant nous. II paratt quill on res
to encore I'm, inolmm46 Pole Sud
lis auront besoin de SO lever ma
tin ceux qui nous ler yoleront, CO
lui-ci.
Felix Marion est decide subtle.
ment le Is f6vrier. C'6tait IN 7ex'
lcellent c.toyen. LIE d6funt 6tal1
age de 60 ans.
~
LIE choeur de Peglise st. rJean:
Ba tiste est 3 preparer une belle
messe en- muslque pour Paques
En- consequence, N. le msftre-de.
chapelle, A.. j.. Raoette, est tres
affair6: plusieurs de SEES ~soir6ea
sont consacr6es aux r6p6titions.
. sna
NJ. lie cure Grandohamp. visite
Requirement JOS Soulard dams 80
prison.
lie prlsonnier Soulard asperdu
de ga con1tennianoe iinsolente 81, il ne
parle plus avecc cettei jja,uc Ia cyni.
que de ces jours derniers; il re.
grette maintenant son crime; il sc
repent. 5
Sa mere qui est q BlWabik, pres
de Duluth, lui 6orit souventetrex
horte q prier. II a:un livre deprie-
res ct I'M chapelet dams ga oellule,
IL iit avoir toujours meme une
bonnie conduite jusqu'a deux on
trols mols vant1aTperp6trationad u
manrfran. aIor.a n11'iIy .fr6nnnntass Re