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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-27

Utah Commercial md Savings Bank
General banking business; pays per
cent on deposits. f. Armstrong. pres;
p. ". Madsen, vice-pres.: J. z. Jen-
nings, cashier: a. E. 1st South street.
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INSTRUCTION.

l.. t. HALLE. mandolin. guitar. banjo
and violin Instruction. Fine instruments
furnished free to pupils for practice.
Mandolin and guitar clubs open 10 pupils
without charge. Call or address studio
No. p. Gladstone building, 10 Main street.
BOoKKEEPING, arithmetic, shorthand.
tvDegriting, etc. II. \. Winter, Constitu-
ton building.
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SOCIETIES.


MT. MoRIAII LODGE NO. 2, A F. and
A. IL Regular communications held at Ma
sonic hail the second Monday of each
month. Mem ers of sister lodges and
sojuorning brethren in good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
WILLIAM JOHN LYNCH. W. NJ.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL, Secretary.
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Home Forum No. COS will hold their
regular monthly social at the hall in
Odd Fellows building Friday evening,
October 2. Everybody cordially invi-
ted
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1t is Impossible to make n purei. or
stronger powder than Hewlett Bros
high grade, Three Crown Baking
Powder.
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Abstracts furnished, titles insured,
and interest paid on deposits by
Utah Title Insurance and Trust COM
pany. 1oe Main street.
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just What You Want

Just What You Want
in silk, cotton and wool hosiery, all
sizes and qualities.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
142 Main Street.
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j. G. Rather Macs the winner.

Some want silver. some want gold;
all want Rather Macs, the best thing
sold.
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We've just opened Is cases Boys and
Girls School Shoes.
R. K. THOMAS DRY GOODS CO.
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Professor j. j. Mcclellan, piano.
theory and organ. Rooms 21920-21
Constitution building. Late professor
in Conservatory, Ann Arbor.
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K. A. ANDREWS, Auctioneer.

Also on Wednesday. September 30.
at 1880 a. m, No. S32 West Third
South, Two bedroom sets, blankets and
bedding, bed lounge, Moquet and
other carpets, chairs, rockers and ia
bIes, cook and heating stoves, fine baby
carriage, lot of cooking utensils, dishes
and silverware, cLliId's crib, etc, etc.
K A. ANDREWS, Auctioneer.
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Sole Agents

Sole Agents
for DR.. Jaeger sanitary wool under
wear.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
142 Main Street.
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Card of Thnrkn.
GRAN BOUGHT AND SOLD.

GRAIN bought and sold.-Sam William
son buys and sells grain, mill stuffs and
provisions. Correspondence invited. IL
West First South street. Salt Lake city.
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Academy Of Fine Art,
81 Main. Instructors, E. Evans, J. Ha-
fen and J. T. HarWood.
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Necessary to choice, A.
MADE UNANIMOUS.
A G. Norren and A. n. Cherry each
having received a majority Of all the
votes cast they were declared nom
mated. W. H. Cassidy moved to desig-
nate Judge Norreu as the candidate
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OR TRADE. SIX COWS, three ponies.
jack. fifty chickens, two-chair barber
shop; all or part of $4,000 in Capitol hill
property Barton, Capitol hill.
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Fred Krue Brewing company Cabin
ct Beer.
Our Cabinet Beer is a pleasant table
drink. the best known for digestion. 1t
IS satisfying, delicate. invigorating, and
The purest beer in the west. Office and
headquarters rs East Second South.
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Krue,s Beer

Kruc's Beer.
Ask for Krug's Omaha Beer. Head
quarters and Office at Barnhardt &
Stahl, 10 East Second South street.
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Masonic Norice.

MT. 1oRIAH LODGE NO. ? will hold
a special meeting tomorrow (A1onday)
evening a 80 o'clock for work in Z. a
degree. Masons qualified invited. Chris
TOPPER Diehl. secretary.
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FOR SALE.

THREE YOUNG FRESH COWS and
young pigs. Corner Tenth South and
Sixth West.
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PLUMBING AND TIN WORK.

MARK SPENCER. 81 Richards street.
Tin roofing. guttering and spoutins: iron
chimney tops and all kinds of sheet iron
work. Prices 10 suit the times.
THE DAVID JAMES co. plumbing and
cornice work. No. g. Main street.
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A GOOD AND ELEGANT sewing ma
chine for $40. 1877 J street
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Auction. Auction:

On Tuesday. September %. at 1880
a. M, No Gel South Second East street.
Fine lot of goods, parsor sets of six
pieces, fine bamboo hall set OF three
pieces, fine lot Of pictures, two fine
coTehes, cost $50 each, fine book case
and desk combined, elegant base
burner. cost $57; Britannica Encyciop-
dia, sideboard, dining table and
chairs, three bedroom sets. fine white
CURED hair mattress, cost $35, and other
mattresses and bedding; lot Of lace
curtains. finest banjo leather case
plush lined. fine lot Roger Bros sill
verwaTe, Brussels and other fine car
pets, one Websters dictionary and
other books; one fine cook stove and
S0-gallon water tank, one force pump,
fine bird dog, shot CUR, and lot of
other useful articles.
4. A. ANDREWS, Auctioneer.
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The Rogers Cigar Co.. Wholesale
agents
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Greek Cough Drops Are Excellent.
One Sc package is equal to a soc.
bottle of cough syrup.
Advance sale on Ladies' Capes and
Jackets and Ckildren's Coats
r. K. THOMAS DRY. GOODS co.
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| LESS THAN one-fourth cost. complete
set Q0 Diston silver instruments. Ad-
! dress lock box 49,
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aefdenhuvg's solicitor" Cigar
is the highest grade domestic cigar
mace. The Rogers Cigar GO. Whole-
sale Agents.
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The stake and general officers Of the
Y. L. N. NJ I. A. will meet at the resi-
dence of Counselor Maria Y Dougall,
40 North West Temple street, on Mon
day, October 4, at Z p. m. 1t is earnest
ly desired that every stake shall be rep
resented.
ELMINA S. TAYLOR, president.
ANN M. CANNON, secretary.
Wanted at Once.
Carpet layer and upholsterer. P. ".
Madsen.
-s-4zo-S-
For painless dentistry call on DR.. E.
NJ. Keysor. 1852 Main street. Scott-Auer-
bach building.
c. S. Martin sells all kinds Of coal
No. West First South.
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Improved and painless methods OF
dentistry. DR.. e. NJ. Keysor, 162 Main
street, Scott-Auerbach building.
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The Weber Coal company is prepared
to deliver any quantity of coal, from
one sack to a carload. Rock Springs,
s4.75 per ton: Weber, $3.50 per ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-27

Sejdenberg's Havana cigars. The
Rogers Cigar Co Wholesale Agents.
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KENNETH DONNELLAN, stock
and mining broker, 10 West Second
South. Telephone GO.
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be required to present credentials. It
was decided the Herald list was cor
rect and ]. B. Timmony, for the commit
tee on credentials, reported ninety-one
delegates present
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CHEAP-Gentle carriage horse. Rev.
w. *. Beans, Wey hotel.
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PERSONAL.

OUR WORKMANSHIP and prices taIk.
Fine selections of wall paper at great re-
auctions this fall. We are taking the lead
IN papering, caicimining and painting
Ebert & Norburg, 326 State street.
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THE DAVID JAMES CO.. steam and
hot water heating. No. 81 Main street.
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STRENGTHENING.

p. J. MORAN STEAM AND HOT
water heating and ventilating apparatus
No. 20 West Second South
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FOR RENT.

THREE NICE. ROOMS, summer kitch-
en-, pantry. closets, etc Inquire at $50
Seventh East street. Mrs. Thomas James
THIRTY HOUSES. So TO $50 per month
nine cottages close in on payments to sell
futile Bros, $50 Main, ground floor.
A HOUSE of six rooms: furnished; mod
ern improvements; on street car line. near
city. Apply to !. a. Clayton, Nauyoo
building.
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EDUCATIONAL

SALT LAKE Business College, rs West
Second South, city. Regular fall term be-
gins September eth. Send for circular
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COMMITTEE APPOINTED.

A motion to appoint a committee on
credentials, 30 be composed Of six
members, four from Salt Lake
county, two from Summit and one
from Tooele, was carried and the chair
appointed j. B. Timmony, o. W. Moyle.
J. C. Royle and ]. S. Rawlins from
Salt Lake county. George r. Hancock
and George w. Groo from Summit and
II. 7. Cameron from Tooele.
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On motion of Thomas Marshall, which
was carried, the temporary organization
was made permanent, after which q
discussion followed as to whether the
list of delegates published in The Her
aid should be adopted, or the delegates
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CARPENTER wanted to work in hotel !;
single man; state price wanted. Box &C.
Herald.
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The Salt Lake City Press club meets at
10 =. IN. today Important business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan and Miss Kate
Eowney or Virginia are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs Major DoWnev
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-08-21
LIBELLEUX

LIE comit6 Reorganization pour
la derniere celebration de Ia st.
jean aptiste, au New-Boston,
compose DIES messieurs ci-dessous
mentionnn6s, ont recu avis de re-
tractor un certain article qui pa
ra1t-il est libelleux ct difamatoire,
ct qul a paru dams les COLONIES de
TEcHo DE L'OUEsT, 10 81 Juliet,
sous la signature du. s%6cr6taire,
par ordre du comit6.
LIE comit6 Reorganization
Joseph Faubert President @. Q.
Belapger Vice pres. 81. St-Hilaire
SEQ. A. Grjgnon Tres. Horace Des.
chenes Coll. Tres. J. G. Deslau-
riers, ct Henri Jonoas, Grand Ma
r4chaux, Edmond Peltier, James
K~ertsou, Geo. E. Forth, O. a.
Taillefef, q. Dulao, NJ. Rushford'
Joseph Turgeon, Il. z. Soucy, 10
seph Primeau. Louis LARAMIE
Ozlas Laferriere, Joseph Saucler
Chas. Marcheasault, Elise Beau
dette, N. Brunette, u. Tuscany, y
Abel, NJ. Bernard.
Ci-dessous d n %exemplaire de Ia
J Wis qui a 6t6 signi66 aux membre
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Encore des opinions d%eslnteres-
sees

Voloi do quelle maniere, 10 bao-
quier Otto Arendt, le fnanoier le
plus en- vue de tout pempire allie
mand, r6pond q la question: les
Etats- Unis souls peuvent- ills main
tenir la parit6 entire l'or ct rargent:
Isl 10 candidat d6mooratique ar
gentiste est 6lu, il tiendra en- SEES
mains lie sort de la question d'ar-
gent dams tout Ia monde. ST, sc
servant de son influence, il convo-
que une conference mon6taire in
ternationale, avec l'entente que les
Etats-U nis sont an favour de Ii
frappe libre de largent dams la
proportion de Is q l, il aura Ger
tainement radh6sion de la France
ct de la Russie, de rAllemagne en-
suite ct 6nalement de lADgleterre.
ST les d6mocrates lemportent
dams la campsgne presidentielle, ct
s'ils precedent prudemment, Ills
peuvent forcer lie reste du monde
4 accepter un 6talon hi, m6talllqu7
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Bazaar de PEg|ise Ste
cI0tlde

Les pr6paratifs pour 10 bazaar de
l6glise Ste-O lotllde sont pressure
termin6s ct il promet d'etre IN
grand success tant fnancierement
que socialement.
Ce bazaar s'ouvrira le 29 ao0t
ct so termlnera le S Sept.
LIE bicycle pour homme, semble
etre l'objet qui sera le plus vive-
ment contests. M. Paul Dufaud
un des candidats pour CO bicycle,
qul est tres favorablement connu
des Francais ct Canad1en-franeals
de Get Etat sera tres dificile q de-
passer ct ne le sera pas sill peut
l'empecher, tandis que de l'autre
cote, NJ. Quinn, qui est tres bien
connu parm1 les employes des che
Minis de fer ct les Irlsndsis en- g.
neral. fera de son mleux pour sau-
vegarder la reputation de So olasse
pa1mi nous. Ills seront trois can
didats pour oe bicycle.
Ii y aura aussi I'm bicycle de da-
me en- condensation. Les mons des
candidats pour oe bicycle para1-
front aans notro proclaim numero.
Les amusements q CO bazaar sont
sous la direction de M. A. Perkins
ct null doute que oette partie du
programme remportera IN grand
success. Ain que l'1nteret soft tou
iours o~roissant dursnt le temps do
bazaar, M. Perkins s'est arrange
pour avoir un programmes compile.
ment different chaque soir.
COMMUNIQUE.
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CONVENTION

La convention d6mocratique du
comt6 de Hennepln, pour la nomi
nation des candidats aux divers Of
fees du comt6, Auditeur, Snerlf,
Grefier de la cour, R6glstrateur,
P.ocureur, Tr6sorier, etc. aura
lieu a la Turner Hall, coin de fave
Washington ct 5 eme Ave. N. ven.
dredi lie % Ao0t. a 10 heures A. M.
La convention pour Ia nomination
des oandidats pour deputies, est
aussi convoau6e pour lie % aoot, q
Ia meme sale.
Les caucus pour l'6leotion des
aux dites conventions H.
ront lieu le ~ aont de 8 3 9 heures
P. M. dams tous lee quarters de Ia
vile.
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Surdite ne Pout etre Guorio

SurQ1C6 10 f0uC 0'T0
par des applications locales, COM
me Giles ne peuvent pas atteinlre'
la partie malade de l'oreille. II ny
a qu'un moyen pour gu6rir la sur
dit6 ct o'est par les remedies cons.
titutionnels.
La surdit6 est caas6e par Pin
%dammation de la doublure muqueu-
ses de la Trompe d'Eustache
Quand cette trompe s'enfamme
s'enfamme vous sentez I'm son
grondant ct vous n'ente dez pres
que plus, ct quand il est entiere-
ment bouch6 il on resulte la surdi-
te, ct q MONS que Inflammation
ne soft empechee ct cette trompe
remlse q ga condition normale
l'ou1e sera d6truite pour toujoDrs
neuf cas- sur dix sont causes par lie
catarrhe, ce qul nest qu'uns en-
hammation DIES surfaces muqueu-
SEES.
Nous donnerons cent dollars
pour auoun cas- de surdit6 (csus6
par le catarrhe) qui ne peut etre
gueri par Halls Oatarrh Cure
Demandez , pour des oiroulairea
gratis.
F. J. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, O.,
Vendu par les d%roguistes, 75c.
Halls Family Pills sont LEI
meilleurs.
Aug. %
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%oECouvERrE LuCuBR9

FLUSHING, L. J.)L'on Went de
faire icl, la plus horrible decou-
verte que lon puisse imaginer. On
a trouv6 le corps tout d6compose
de Edward Wilson, vieillard res
pectable, d1sparu depuis I'm an. Ii
gisait au fond dun puts abandon
ne, dams la cave de ga maison, une
corde enroul6e autour du CORDS;
aa cou se trouvait un noeud cou-
liant, Mime Phoebe Wilson, sur qui
plane les plns graves soupcons, a
cts 6,rou6e an attendant Penqu6te
oui promet des revelations epa-
tantes.
LIE d6funt 6tait oharpentier ct
WYATT depuis 30 ans au No ~ rue
Pine avec son spouse. Cette der
Mere 6tait Fun caractere irascible,
emport6 ct cruel. Ellie faisa1t su-
Dir q son mari, Dissent les volslns
toutes sortes de mauvats trslte-
ments. Celui.ei 6tait au contra're
dune conduite exemplaire. Etant
devenu incapable de TRAVELLER, q
cause de rhumatismes don't il sout-
frait, Ia maratre raccablalt sans
cesse d'injures, de coups ct dou-
TRACES, lui faisant subir IN long
martyr.
LIE jour Oh lie malheureux We'll
lard do renoncer q gagner SO vle'
SEES oompagnons de travail le traDs-
~portArent chez lul, car il 6talt de-
venu tout d fat impotent.
Or. Nine Wilson ma pas voulu
Ia laisser franchir lie seuiI de go
norte. L'infortun6 a dd roster plu-
aieurs heures a g6mir ct q SO plain
DIRE sur le perron. Des personnef
charitables sont lntervenues ct IL
6rent entrer chez lul de force,
mslere les protestations de Ia We'll
lie m6gere.
Une voisine Nine George Fald'
raconte qua partir de cette 8 Q
que. GO ne fut qp'une tempete con
tinnelle dams oette maison. On on
!, +andait du soir au matin, la vieill'
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FABLE REPoNsE

lie "T'Etoile" de Lowell:
A notre phillppique, 'TInd6pen-
dant," tomb5 dams lie panneau, re
pond CONNIE il peut, c'est-a-dire
en- bleguant encore une fois.
Nous le citons:
"L'Etoile volt rouge parce nous
avcns dit qu'elle 6teit IN "organe
d6vou6 aux int6rets des pretres ir.
laindais, flaneais, belges, hollan
dais," etc.
! "O'est pas yrai, dit ellie, pEtoile
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| du dit comit6.
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, Ii Aug. 1896

du dit cOmlt6.
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, Ii Aug. 1896
You are hereby notified to re-
tract a certain article published
in Echo DE L'OUEsT on the 81 st.
day of July, 1896, a copy of which
article is hereto attached and
marked Exhibit a." and you are
hereby notified to retraot each and
every statement therin made con-
corning the undersigned under the
same name of corresponding secre
tary of F. A. r. L., and to publish
a full and fair retraction of each
and all of said statements in as
CONSPICUOUS a place and type in
said newspaper as was tbs said ar
t1ole herein complained of.
EDMOND ALARY
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HOBO Dbl L'oUHSI'

ma jemais parle en- favour du cler.
g6 irlandais.... Nous avons 6orit
on favour des bons "pretres fran
gals"
"Mais, 81 rEtoile est en- favour
dss pretres francale parce qu'ila
parlent notre langue, pourquoi
a'opposerait-elle aux pretres lrlsn-
dais, chinois, japonsis, russes on
autres qui la pa~rleraient egale-
ment?
Gallons, il faut svoir un peu de
bon sens!
"u'est un clerg6 "national" quill
nous faut.
EAU fait, 81 nous n'exigeons de
nos d%esservants que la connaissan-
CO du francais, nous risquons de
tomber solvent entire les mains de
pretres parfaitement competents
sous CO rapport, mails %profond6-
ment hostiles b -notre langue, 3
nos moeurs ct q nos continues.
"Le passe de certalns pretres ir
landais ct hollandais est Ia pour
nous METRE sur nos gardes."
LIE "c'est pas vrai" que l'Inde,
pendant" nous fat dire ne fait pas
partie de notre vocabulairs; nous
lui laissons 10 monopole de ces ex-
prassions choisies.
Notre contrAre nous demande
pourquoi nous nous opposons aux
p retres irlandais, ohinois, %japonals,
russes, parlant notre langue, tandis
que nous sommes en- favour des
pretres franqais que nous ne YOU
Ions pas separer de notre clerg6
national. La communicate d'origi-
CINE. pour %Ind6pendant", ne
compile done pour rien II ny a pas
assez de difference, suivant nous,
entire IN FranQais ct un Canadlen-
francais pour bonner 4 nos oompa-
triotes de Danielson lie droit de sc
r6volter, CONNIE lis FONT fat.
Puts M'Ind6pendant" devralt
avoir honte do METRE nos cousins
de France an meme niveau que
des ohinois.
MATS qland on est dams le pc
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-08-21

L'6conomiste politlque Harvey
dit que la dette publlgue ct priv6e
des Etats- Unis est de SAC, ,O0O,-
600. D'autres economistes lesti-
me- q $3322. 0O0,O 900 900. phon. j. 81.
Walkermembre republican, au con
qrAs a dit on mars 1892 dams IN
discours que la dette des Etats-
Unis publique ct privee s'6levait q
$3l, O0O, O00, 900. D'apres ces chif-
fres, les inter cts d 3 p. c. chaque
aimee s'6levant q $l,860,00O,000.
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LIE Sec. Cor. de la Ligue ma
want demand6 de retracter un COM
muniqu6 sign6 par lie secr6talre du
de la st jean sptiste, ct
public dams rECHo DE L'OUEsT, je
dois dire dams llnt6ret de la v6rit6
que je mai pas autoris6 &c NOR
ceau litt6ralre q son adresse soft
personnellement, soft CONNIE mem
bre du comit6, nj CONNIE son exls.
rence que par Ga publication daus
p6dition du 81 ult.
Gro E. FoRTIN.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-08-21

femme, jurer, orier ct frapper son
6poux incapable de SO d6fendre.
Les plslntes ct les gemlsssments
de oelui-oi s'entendant jus qu'au Be
ct 4e voisn.
Or, un jour du mois d'aont 1894
le silence sc fit dams la ma1son ct
personne ne revit plus lie pere Will
son. De jour Ia Ia scene await Ste
plus violente que jamais. On await
entendu Nine Wilson crier q tue
t6te: "Je vais to tuer!' Fuis ellie
barricada la porte de "a maison;
on lentendit marcher ct TRAVELLER
longtemps dams la cave; on enten-
dit aussi le defunt crier dune voix
rauque ct d6sesp6r6: "Mon Dieu,
personne ne vienda done q mon &C.
ooursl" ct CO fut tout. CONNIE ia
mails Nine Wilson ne laissait pc
n6trer qui one CO fut dams So mai
son on crut quelque temps que re-
tat du malade ayant empire son in
digne epouse respectait I'm pen
plus ses soufrances. B1entot, &C.
pendant, il s'echappa de la maison
des CARNATIONS tellement pestilen-
tielles que Ton fit mander les Off
clers de sant6. Ceux ci frent pla.
sieurs perquisitlons. Nine Wilson
disait que o'6tait des peaux dan
guil]es jet6es dams So cave qul SEN
talent 81 mauvais. Cs nest que lau-
tire jour qu'on a reussi q d6couvrir
lie oadavre du vieillard an fond de
la oiterne de la cave, sous IN amas
de- planohes. Qaand on demandait
q Nine Wilson Oh 6tait son mari,
ell. disait quill etalt parti pour la
California.
L'enquete sur cette aHreuse
afaire commencera lie IL coarant
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-08-21
fat allusion.
De la lisoution rejailiit ia lumi.
ere.

M. Alexandra Richard pharma.
Glen de Saltwater, MINI, est de
retour de Montreal, Cd il q assist6
on qualit6 de d6l6gu6 q la conven.
ton rationale des ~pharmaciens qui
4 Gu lieu en- cette VILE la semaine
derni4re.
La prochaine convention aura
lieu q Minneapolis
M. Richard ainsi que NJ. Z. F.
RiviAre de Minneapolis en- ont 6t6
les principaux promoteurs.