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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-31
G. A. r. ENCAMPME ENI.
First Day of the EncnmpmeDt at st.
Paul-Attendance Very Large.

st. Paul, Mimi, Aug. 31.-With fifteen
or more regular trains from all points of
the compass. ,.dnd thirtY-three special trains
during the morning, the Union depot was
the ,enter of the greatest activity on the
first day of the Grand Army encamp-
ment
Commander in-chief I. N. Walker and
staff we're met at noon by the local posts,
accompanied by band, and escorted to
the Ryan hotel, where the national head
quarters are established.
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Comment Would be SuperfiuOus.
London, Aug. Silt is reported that
John Duff, another Irish political prison.
or, has become dangerously insane.
M'KINLEY AID SOCIETY.
BOlting Democratic G0sdbugs Gather.
ing at indianapolis for the Pur-
pose Of Comparing Sore Heads.

indianapolis, Aug. 31.-As the dele
gates to the gold Democrats national
convention began to arrive this morning
the talk of candidates became more gen.
eral, but nothing developed to indicate
which way the tide might turn.
Florida caused comment by telegraph
ing to have banner painted with plot
ure of Cleveland and the words, "Our
CHOICE" on 1t.
Some delegates oppose making nami-
nation, but the indications are that they
will be in hopeless minority.
Among the most pronounced against a
nomination is P. H. Kassiter, from Texas.
He says that in the south Mckinley will be
much stronger than third ticket. He an
nounces that he will vote for Mckinley
even If a nomination is made.
Mr.. Bryum, the most prominent pro-
moter of the movement here, says that
third ticket will carry several states, in
cludIng Texas and Kentucky.
Perry Belmont was among the arrivals
to-day. He came as locker on, but will
probably hold proxy from New York.
There may be contest in committee
Ou EooOluulOu OFcI uuo quoooAoH VI "uoPo7
ing the principle of an income tax. East
ern delegates generally oppose it, but
Delegate L. G. Krauthoff, of Missouri, is
earnestly advocating such plank.
'Senator Villas will not permit the use
of his name in connection with the presi-
Dental nomination" was the news
brought to-day by Ellis B. Usher, of Wis
oonsin.
"Vilas does not want the nomination
in the first place." said Usher. "In the
second place he is for Gen. Bragg for
whom the state convention instructed.
From what gather of the situation on
my arrival it would appear that Henry
Watterson will be Bragg's only formida-
BILE rival"
Usher further said that he did not be-
lieve there was any warrant for the state
ment that Villas was the administration
candidate.
GOLDBUGs IN NEW YORK.
Syracuse, N. Y.-The state convention
of gold Democrats met here to-day.
Daniel Griffin, of Watertow n, was chosen
temporary chairman. He made speech
denouncing the action of the Chicago
convention, opposing Mckinley on ac-
count of his protection views, and prais-
ing Cleveland as the greatest modern
statesman.
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Perfect Fusion in Iowa.

Des Moines, Iowa, Aug. 3l.-The fusion
agreement entered into by the silver
Democrats, Populists and silver Repub-
licans at the Ottumwa convention has
been carried ont in the nine congressional
conventions thus far held and in the nom
ination of county tickets.
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THE WORLD OF BUSINESS.
An Elevated Road In the Hands Of I
Observation-Disclosures in Missouri
and Elsewhere-GOld I'm
pOrtatiOns.

New York, Aug. .31.-The Kings County
Elevated company, operating in Brook
lyn, has been placed in the hands of a
receiver. G.. R. Jordan, president, was
named as receiver.
The application for receiver was
made before Judge Goodrich, of the gu.
preme court, by Tracy, Boardman &
Platt in behalf of James Fl. H.Frothingham,
treasurer, and August Belmont, vice.
president of the Kings county road, and
Vermilyie & Co., bankers.
The petitioners aver that it ls friendly
action brought for the purpose of ad-
justing the affairs and protecting the in
terests of the stockholders. They say
that there are outstanding debts that they
can not yet meet. Poor business, due to
the trolley system, is also given as one of
the reasons.
The capital of the company is $780,
900. The road was constructed at cost
of $14,304,5 ,503.
The last two annual reports show that
the income of the road has not been suffi-
cient to pay operating expenses and
fixed charges. Its Liabilities, which in
July, 1889, were $11, 1,349,11O, had grown a
year later to $15,63O,O47. The profit and
loss account of the latter date showed a
deficit of $71s,O96.
FAILURE IN HANNIBAL.
Hannibal, Mo.-The Herman Curd
Lumber company has failed; liabilities,
$4,000; assets, nominal. 1t is lmpos-
sible to obtain an accurate statement.
The local banks are caught tor large
amounts.
The liabilities as far as ascertained are
$128,O0O. The Farmers & Merchants
bank and the Bank of Hannibal hold
obligations for $45,OO0. The assets may
possibly pay 25 cents on the dollar.
wooLEN MILLS CLOSED.
st. Joseph, Mo.-The Buell. wooden
mills, one Of the largest manufacturing
establishments in the west, will close on
next Saturday for an indefinite time.
The general dullness of trade is given as
the cause, while the uncertainty of the
financial situation is said to have con-
tributed to the result. About 200 en-
ployes will be thrown out of work.
DISSOLUTION OF A STRONG FIRM.
st. Louis.-It is announced that the H.
O. Simon-Gregory Dry Goods company
will dissolve partnership and retire from
business. The concern is capitalized at
100000 and has surplus of 100000
and business of about $1,O00,O0O a
month. The only reason given for the
dissolution is the desire of both Simon
and Gregory to retire from active busi-
ness.
CARRIAGE MAKERS FAIL.
Amesbury Mass.-Miller Bros, carriage
manufacturers, having wide reputation,
have made an assignment. No statement
is yet given out.
GOLD IMPoRTATIoNs.
New York.-Lazard Freres deposited
81 100000 in gold ia the sub-treasury to-
day. Additional gold import orders this
morning bring the aggregate amount or
dered since the movement started up to
SIT 100000.
The total deposits of gold at the sub
treasury in exchange for legal tenders up
to 1880 o-day amounted to $3,000,o00.
J.P. Morgan d Go. deposited $l,5O0,-
600; the Hanover National bank, 100000;
Lazard Freres, 100000; the Bank of
Montreal, 100000.
The gold imports ordered thus far ag-
gregates $18, ,25O,OOO.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-31

If you have ever seen little child in
the agony of summer complaint, you can
realize the danger of the trouble and ap-
preoiate the value of instan taneo eous relief al
ways afforded by DeWitt's Colo l. Cholera
Cure. For dysentery and diarrh@a it is
a reliable remedy. We could not afford
to recommend this as a cure unless it we're
cure. Newton's drug store
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-31

Don't tri1e away time when you have
cholera morbus or diarrhea. Fight
them in the beginning with DeWitts
Colo & Cholera Cure. You don't have to
wait for results, they are instantaneous,
and it leaves the bowels in healthy condi-
ton. Newton's drug store.
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sent It to His Mother In Germany.

Sent It to His Mother In Germany.
Mr.. Jacob Esbensen. who 10 in the en-
ploy of the Chicago Lumber Co., at Des
Moines, Iowa, says: II have just sent
some medicine back to my mother in
the old country, that I know from per-
sonal use to be the best medicine in the
world for rheumatism, having used it in
my family for several years. It is called
Cham berlain's Pain Balm. It always
does the work." so cent bottles for sale
by slldruggists.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-31

Domestic TRAGEDY In Detroit
Detroit, Aug. 8l.-Frank Beabien, aged
40, member of an old French family, in
herited considerable money recently and
has been drinking heavily. This morn
ing he went home drunk. y His wife re-
monstrated and he shot her in the back
as she ran, killing her. He also attempted
to shoot his two children, but both e.
capped injury. He then blew his brains
ont.
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Insneetins west Point.

New York, Aug. S1.-Early this morn
ing Ii Hung Chang boarded the dispatch
boat Dolphin to 60 to West Point to in
speot the military academy.
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DefAult in Interest.

New York, Aug. 81.-It was reported
to.day that the Union Trust company,
not having received any funds for the
purpose, the interest on the Uniol Pacific
land grant sinking fund, 8 per cent
bonds, due to morrow, amounting to
1890, 600, would not be paid. No Union
Pacific receivers are in town.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-31

At the Bon Ton: Short order meals,
hot and cold lunches at all hours. Open
day and night.
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R.vo,utioniu Philippine Islands.

Madrid, Aug. 81.-The Spanish war
shin Isla dc Cuba has been ordered to the
PHILIPPINE islands, whore revolution has
broken out.
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THE COCHITI DISTRICT.

Ten Four Horse Teams Engaged Con
stantly In Hauling High Grade Ore
from Bland to Thornton for
shipment to Distant
Smelters.
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Nine people
out Of ten

Who go east on the Buring.
tons "Vestibued Flyer" com
ment on the beauty. comfort
and elegance of its sleeping
cars.
There are ten of them al
together-al fresh from the
Pullman Company's shops
all with wide vestibules-
Isl ldIS66Ii Pintsch gas-elegant uphol
IskllII|l:}lsIII stery new carpets = wide
lp!yH3! berths - up-to-date method!
llIllIls of ventilation and sanitation
The Flyer" leaves Denver
at $3.50 p. m. daily-after arri
val of d. < r. G. and Col. Mid
trains from all points in Col.
orado.
Tickets and timetables on
applications to nearest ticlke
agent or by addressing.
G. W. VA1LERY General Agent, Denver.
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Convention National Democratic
Party. Gold DemOcrOcy) In
dianapOlis, Ind, Sep

tember to 4.
For the above occasion the Santa Fe
route will place on sale tickets to Indian
apolis at one fare ($42.55) for the round
trip. Dates of sale, August % and 20,
good for return passage until September
IL, 1895. H. 8. LuTz, Agent,
Santa Fe.
GEO. 7. NICHOLSON, G. P. A.,
Chicago, Ills.
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This Ia Your Opportunity.

G. W. vALLERY General Agent, Denver.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-09-25
honnetement.

Bi4s vint s:6tabllr a Paris Gu, par
son travail ct SO perseverance il est
devenu IN de nos principaux indus
triels. Mel6 des les premiers jours
d la creation de la p%uissante soci6-
t6 de pr6voyance ct de secours mn-
fuels des Alsaclens-L orrains, il en-
est devenu lie president en- 1882. ct
a obtenu, pour services sans nom
bre rendus d la cause de la mutua-
lite, plusieurs m6dailles dor ct un
siege dams le conse1l central de la
Ligue rationale de la pr6voyance;
il est On outre officer de linstruc-
ton publique ct chevalier du Me
rite agricole. L'un des cr6ateurs de
la Ligue des patriotes. il s'est &C.
pendant tenu a l'ecart de toute am
ton polittque, bien qua malntes
reprises les electeurs du trolsleme
reimbursement Patent sollicit6 de
reprendre Ia succession de Spulier.
Tel est le bon cltoyen, entoure
de I'estime de tous, que les ALE
mands ont cru devoir CHASER du
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-09-25

Jacob Lift ma pas h6sit6 q
payer un prix fabuleux pour svoir
lei "A Midnight Bell" qui d Mil
waukee a remport6 IN success 81
grand ct qu1 sera jou6 icl la Sc
maine prochsine commencant d la
matinee de dimanche 81 courant.
Cette piece Acknowledgement 6cri-
te sera interpreted par des artlstes
de grand talent tells que Digby
Bell ct SO femme Laure Joyce
Bell deux com6diens des plus uni
versellement connus.
Cette piece 3 Chicago a etc
jouee au Grand Opera q des prix
excessivement 6lev6s.
L'action SO passe dams les envi-
rons de la NouveIle Apgleterre ct
ofre un tsbleeu rampant de la vie
rurale dams ce district.
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LIE systemic metrique

Du journal DIES D6bats":
LIE systemic decimal sera pro.
chainement Ell usage dams lt
Grande Bretagne. A cette occasion
il eat permits d'6tablir briavement
la statistique du systeme d5cima|
dams l'univers. Actuellement lie
systeme decimal m6trique est obi.
gatoire pour 303 millions d'habi-
tants du globe. faloutatif pour 81
millions d'autres. En- outre, les
Etats Oh le systeme est admis en-
principe, ct quelquefols meme dams
la pratique complement 1916 mil
lions danes. Certainss contrees
edmettent lie systemic m6trique
. ,rtillement... 90. En- somme, 81 l'on
6value B l,4Q0 millions d'hommes
lie nombre des habitants de la ter
re entiere, on volt que la moitle
environ connsissent IL systeme me-
trjque, ct qu'an quart l'emploient
Acknowledgement.
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HOFIo Oh L'ouHST

tiller de l'alcool d son gre ct Fol
fabriquait surtout du cognac, ave
des patates.
Un pareil 6tat de chooses avail
rebuilt le peuple B Ia pauvret6 ct IL
crime ct la degradation 6taient 81.
gnales partout.
Les autorit6s municipales de
Gothenburg, voulant rem6dier .
I'm 81 grand NAL, SO m1rent . passer
des 1eglements. D'abord, on deten-
dit aux partlculiers de destille1
%l'alcool; seule, une oompagnie in
corpor6e cut oe privilege. Au]our-
d'hui, &c systeme est encore per-
fectionn4. C'est la munlcipalite
qul b6nefeie de la vente des Ii
qneurs; ellie en- applique lie prodult
aux pauvres, apres en- syoir donn5
lie dix1eme a la soci6t6 d'agricultu-
re ct les deux dixiemes 3 lEtet.
VOLTA qui produlsit d'sbord IN
heureux resultat.
Dependant on ALA plus loin; on
limita le nombre des buvettes, on
prohlba les ventes a credit ct sur
tout, ron ordonna la fer.neture de
ces Establishments B six heures.
LIE r6sultat obtenu est 6tonnant
la consommation des liqueurs al
cooliques est tomb6e de plus de
moitle ct les crimes sont rares.
VOLTA I'm systeme qui dev1ait
etre mis- en- force en- Am6rique.
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HYGIENE.

Go quill ne fault pas taire q un
enfant.
Ne Ie faites pas msrcher top Vi
te, il vaut mleux toujours lie laisser
aller d son pas.
Ne faites jamaIs, pour amuser lie
petit enfant, ae bruits qui peuvent
lie surprendre on lie faire t%ressailli-
rent.
Ne ]e blottez pas. ne lie faites
pas sauter.
Ne lie secouez pas vivement dams
an berceau GU dams une voiture.
Ne lul donnez jems1s q sucer un
blberon vide, I'm chiffon on un op-
jet queloonque-
Ne lui mettez pas lie doigt dan
la bouche sans n%6cessit6.
Ne soufaez pas sur les: ailments
pour les refroidir. L'haleine esi
souveAt impure, ct celia serait pre-.
! iudiciable q l'enfant.
Messenger ]amsis de nettoyer les
Marines on les orellles aveo une
6pingle autour do lsquelle vous
avez enroul6 IN coin dc serviette
Messenger jamais de LAYER les CO
vit6s plus Ioin que vous ne voye2
ct servez vous toujours d'essuie
mains tres doux.
ST vous baignez un enfant, ne
laissez jamais l'eau lui venir dams
les oreilles, en- lui enfoncant trok
Ia tete dams la balgnoire.
Sous aucun pr6texte ne chatouil'
lez un enfant.
Veillez q ce quill soft entoure
de p1oprete ct de traoauillit6.
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%rielle, parce gull doit assurer lie
pain quotidien de la famiile- ct
surtout parce gull est q notre epo-
que, perp6tuellemen hante par les
oauchemars de la politique.
En- VOLTA une qui peut go vanter
d'avoir prsmstur6ment envoye des
victimes dams toas les cimetiAres!
Vous verrez que 81 la femme
persiste q 'vouloir conquerir l'ega.
lite en- devenant elle-meme candi-
dat, d6put6, vous verrez qu'elle y
perdra du coup co b6nefoe de la
loug6vit6 don't ellie joult inoontes-
tablement.
PIERRE VERoN.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-09-25

Malgre la staRnation des sffairel
plusieurs batisses importantes son
en- vote de construction 4 Minnea.
polls.
La Champun Reaper company,
est 4 SO faire construire sur la pre-
miAre rue nord entire la 4eme ct
oeme Ave, un hangar de cling eta
ges, 60x147, au colt de $40 600.
On autre hangar est en- vote de
construction Sui la 2Ame ave ct
2eme rue nord par la mortgage Re-
demption company, qui sera occu
pc par la Minneapolis Iron s ore
company. Cette batisse coutera
$780, 600 ct sers de 87xl00.
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Mort dun SAINT MlssiOnnaire.

La mort presqus soudaine de
Mgr Marty, du diocese de st.
Cloud, samedi dernier q plong6
les catalogues de &c diocese dams
IN deuil b1eu profond. Lors de
son arr1v6e dams le Nord-O Quest,
il y q pres de quarante ans, il a
exzrc6 10 saint ministe1e pendant
nm grand nombre d'ann6es parmi
les Indiens, avec I'm zele vraiment
apostolique.
Les fun6railles ont gu lieu mer-
eredi avec toutes les solennit6s de
|rEglise Catholique. Plus de cent
pretres ct plusieurs prelats en-
tr' autres les 6veques McGolrick,
de Duluth; Cutter, de Winona;
STANLEY, du No:d Dakota; O'Gor-
man, de Sioux Falls; ScRnnell, de
Omaha ct l'abb6 Angel de puni-
verslte St-John.
Scion lie desire qu'svait 6xprime
le defunt preIat, l'archev6que IT.
lande a pronounce l'oraison fun6bre.
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M. JEAN BIES

M. Jean Bies, auquel les Allie
msnds viennent de faire l'honneur
dc lexpulser d'Alsace- Lorraine, est
ne q Boulay, dams la Moselle, le Is
mai 1916. Fills de ce valiant pays
d'avant garde, il q oombattu en-
1901 CONNIE officer d'artillerie,
Ct sa belle conduite lui a valu plus
tard Ia croix de Ia Legion d'hon,
neur. On SO rappelle dams quellea
circumstances, fat prisonn1er de
puerre, il refusa aux Prussiens lie
sarment de ne plus combattre Q,
de reconnaftre la nationalir6 allie.
mande, entrafnant q ga suite troie
cents camarades, Alsaciens- Lor.
rains CONNIE lul.
Lorsque, malgr6 tant d'h6roisme
la Lorraine tut morcel6e ct Boulay
suiyit le sort de Metz, NJ. Jear
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BRYAN

LoNDREs.-Le Daily News"p u-
bile une entrevue. qu'un de Sos
repr6sentants a cue avec M. Her
bert secr6taire de la marine des
Etats- Unis.
Dams le cours de I'%entrevue, M.
Herbert a fait les plus grands
eloges de M. John M. Palmer, Ie
candidat a la p%r6sidence presents
oar les d6mocrates natlonaux; il q
dit que sa nomination assurera le
maintien dos vrais principles de-
mocratiques au sein de la nation.
II est davis que le movement qui
s'est dessin6 en- favour de Bryan
nest que pr%oviso1re Go mouve-
ment est arrive a son apog6e ct il
est en- train de d6cliner en- CO mo.
ment,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-09-25

Bottines dongolass solides
pour danes, 6vec semelles
6paises ct nou,eaux bouts
coin, d bouton ct a facets
bouts pointus, pr6cis6ment
la chaussure pour usage
sur la rue. Prix des maya
sins de chaussures So.
Prix du Plymouth 1925
Bottines vsau box nour
danes, soft la forme New
Columbian on tailleur, faites
avec semelles en- liege invl-
siples, une chaussure excel.
lente pour lie temps pluvieux
Prix des magaslns de chaus-
sures SO.
Prix du Plymouth $2.69
Bottines chevreau Imperial
les pour danes, nouveaux
bouts d'op6ra on pojntus, d
facets on boutons. Pr1x des
msgasins de chaussures SITS
Frix du plymouth SIPS
Chaussures d'6cole veau
kangaroo, pour demoiselles
portant des shaussures pour
danes. Solides semelles ex-
tension, a facets on q bou-
tons, talons has, grandeors
81 q 5. Prix DIES magasins
de cnaussures $2.5 SO.
Prix'du Plymouth $I.98
Weits Goodyear pour da-
mes, nouvelles semeIles op6-
ra GU Londres, dessus On
CUR on drap. Z facets on a
boutons. Prix des magasins
de chaussures So SO.
Prix du Plymouth $2.75
Pantoufes pour danes tout
nees q main, dongola opera,
Prix des magasins de chsus-
surea 75c
Prix du Plymouth SOC
Guetres pour danes en- etof-
fe, sept boatons. Prix des
magasins de chaussures 35c.
Prjx du Plymouth nc
Chaussures d'ecole en- vsau
kangaroo pour demoiselIes,
q facets on a boutons. Prix
dos magaslns de chaussures
$l.50. Prjx du Plymouth SLIP
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-09-25

choisls pour presenter aux mem
bres de CO comit6 r6uni, nos Justei
griefs. ct leur demsnder la part dc
consideration d laquelle ont droit,
tout autant que les autres nationa-
llt6e, les Canadiens du Minnesota
en- proportion du nombre de vo-
tours qu'ils COMPETENT parmi eux.
Je puts dire ici que %rentrevue a
etc tres satisfaisante de part ct
d'autre. MATS d dimanche pro-
pour tous les details.
FL. ST. HILAIRE,
Sec. Cor.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-09-25
La Consumption Guerie

IN vieux medecin retire, ayant requ
dun m~issionnaire des Indies Orientales
la formule dun rem6de simple ct vege-
tai pour la guerison raplde ct permanen-
to de la consumption, la Bronchite. lie
Catarrhe, PAsthme ct toutes les Aztec
tons DIES Poumons eide la Gorge, ct qui
guerit radicalement la Debilite Nerveu-
Sc ct toutes les Maladies Nerveuse; apres
avoir eprouve ses remarquables efets
curatifs dams des milliers de cas-, trouve
que c'est son devoir de lie faire connaitre
aux malades. Pousse par le deslr de SOU
lager les soufrances de rhumanite j'en-
verrai gratis a ceux qui 10 desirent, cette
recette en- Allemand, Francois GU An
glais, ave. instructions pour la preparer
ct l'employer Envoyez par la poste I'm
timbre ct votre adresse. Mentionnez ce
journal.
W. A. MOVES, 800 Powers Block,
Rochester, N. Y.
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LIE MICHIGAN

Don M. Dickinson, le directeur
des forces d6mocratiques durant la
campagne presidentielle de 1892,
ct le chef des partisans de For
dams lie Michigan, pr6dit $4,000
voix de majorit6 3 M. Mckinley
dams Get Etat.
LIE vote allemand sera donne en-
enter q Mckinley.
Telle est aussi l'opinion du g6.
neral A'ger, un DIES veterans de la
politique aux Etats- Unls ct un des
plus glorieu1 d6fenseurs des prin.
cipes republicains.
"La folie de l'argent, dit M. al.
ger, q d6ja cause plus de pertes ct
de raalheurs finanelers que la guer.
re- elle-meme.
"Dans lie Michigan, les manu-
features sc ferment, les scieries se
ferment, les marchsnds ne savent
Cd eoouler leur bois, les mines sc
fermeut, ct les taux des chemins
de fer sont pressure au dessous du
oont des transports. LIE fer qul sc
vendait $S4.00 il y q quatre ans sc
vend aujourd'hui q peine So rs. LIZ
bois qui sc vendait $l4 ct SIS en-
1892 Sc yend $l2. Et ainal de sui
te. La seule cr4inte do voir Bryan
6lu paralyse les Affaires du pays
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-09-25

WASHINGTON, D. Con a recu
de Rome q la legation apostolique
l'annonce ohcielle de la nomina-
ton de Mgr Martinelli q CO poste.
II nv q rien de fonde dams lanouvel-
le que la legation serait changee en-
tribunal d'appel dams les causes
ecc'6siastiques aux Etats Unis.
LIE cardinal Satolli s'embarque-
ra pour lEurope le II octobre.