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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

EEr9 alO1FDs.
Il saE, oa sFou peral la tsta.
On zgDorE In composition de- La Z.
4 & l. Iozr inzinusr sa=z idiots
nant que $50 d=s n=mbr. de Get
HorganisaEien pol1Eiqus n'habtan;
gaz Minneapolis pusaus LIE sEZ
nsuhre de la f A. E. l. q0I NJ
r=lda pgs dams ia Flour City Isl
I'll. Mcdonald de Duluth
En- consequence f=1pulEion pu.
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aomms mHmbre De La Z. A E L
tut Fotss Z F'aaan1Has molns anE
rox.
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tie gull sFzlt rrusdu club
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l. L azsiztH b 81 proeh2Ins ssanes
lmanehs proclaim
Gsfta invitation Int acceps4s Hna
nimsmsus si Les msmbrss ia In 7
4 q l. se rsHnront dmAnchi
proclaim "a hsara= IA CONNER
eiaI hosA pour, de Ii. ss rsndrs II
| corps, zE Leu d. Fzs@nbIs d
club LafsyettaFapinasa-
SIS msin dzls I'm maanh ssmbE
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uganszztions poEztiquss de- nosr
vile
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drriH nnmsrs de Echo de IOs
asf fat1as par IL ssustAirs mTre
pendant ct csusa I'M enthouslasu
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

M Joz- W. Dupont snnoIEa les
nous sUiFantz CONNIE namhFes
au ronifs Organization ad.ollEz
su1 cing ms=zisurz zuE-nomm@.
Nm. ?. 4 Boy, Ed Grsnga.
B=rnsrd CloaE5E. Louis Lahr1s,
Jos. Barbesu. Louis D~e=o=asrz.
Alfred MfnE5, 2. T. RobEnson,
T. Bsada5n. Louis Boidue- d
DensI. L 2. Crsyisr, 2. Jaznsn,
N. Psrizssa. Lucian LE=bwe G
.AIsrd Csc. Ponalesa, A. Lsn
dry, Louis Be.n. E. Ang=r. Joz
PAadn. A P=rkins. Jos Dion,
Jos Archgmhsllt. Jo- Gagne, t.
Hsbart-
c. connie suEIas FL pourpsr-
Iarz sFer Ia eou1Fs du G. O. E. q
tout fat prszumsr Hne Enss1tz
pzrfaits DE- part at dsutra-
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

IN TeE ls1aeza -saz-5~ aFaEs -eT1
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les aT@ Instructions lGF-- 4 U-91A-s-
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Journal
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

lis o1s ls e M5--sar fabrication a les Es5l. Les Mlalz Eas Z Monde
q ' q uu sFsnaaee Z scnsaHr les vi ansaa eon.acEonna= il lern55r= mode
&c n==I pas settlement III ne-z=ll=a= zpEsna dznz ls pr1-nz=v ou= aFaz q
Ts1Iage IL vI- comment Ilzb-als- EpsraLl 81 v0Es sT81s ls YOU -s AYE
Tres pea Is monde peavsnzs lnsg1nar N chazssB1E NE pAe7 IA=a comment
IN ha1lLsnana pgHca s1ras 1l- ses sEl easau VI Gai Fs psns5. 8 aae4aasals
ss granlanel1 asszusainEs G sn ehoI1 La .aeon u uEzs1-a res !os SUI
uns saaL-s ls mole uEs l4srsuosnI gasHEa s EST nfscloDus - -
ATac oEe waste sorln ct s-anlan ezl-=ae III n00 p-anons Els
nos ennz YOU pouFez sa z@Hr= 1sa=rags ps-z1E VOWS pouFa vM- a Fss-
rznsnT sr voa 81 ssvolr cann=nr i psrzIl SsEa-alausnl Ia psEn elsngs
nsaz CHI oaelau.as naa@Er@ Las nszlsus 1a1leu-z do n pressure so--
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ms1l LIS II Glo 0l e1areher 4 les sassE & lE- clo1- ct lEGErals-
nant na= Pranonz znEHas EFo yonz : 6 4al ny zI saeHns ezIe 9e dzsasrs-
mslL Cnslls HaEAslsa 1s LOT ssVols est Es Q u 1ln ussr 81 fsn psrE-
Tt. ct ehsgus lsm6 in ea1- es rs1ull 81 6sruNr aeEnt Csa poa-9uol E Ply
moaals e Il Ds1F4nEs conE1uaa in monde srlcula ct sconoma st ols uoa
proposnas da t-rs De &c nls De JUN "a bannsere dsm ms poU- Las 5a1gEzns -
M COLE Comn5= Cznadan =rz hsuz=uz5 vou =rEr-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05
AVIS

AFa-Foa= ba=oin Fun bon pss
De eniEns. EroRnEis, 1sssnzlle=
L. cnizins, coutalIaria. bicycles, as
sslzlIas de Deha, ste. sa pins hss
uEx. alIa chsz Gardner / DsFs,
90 st &S asnnspln, On Eoas sro1
yarz fNEranant l. plas conzlde
rsbls e la plus sFznsagsU ds La
TzIIs.
NJ j. c. Marquis aliasa "a VI
EaE De sczs ss eompasrios@ qu Ii
- fars IN pIa5sr de- sEvlE
loErsssusnL
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05
T. 4. R. l.

DImsneaa dsruIsr b Huis hslrEs
/ FExposafion Ha / IDS ssanne
cantrsIe. La Ligus R4puhllczia=
Franco Amsrlealns 3 tsnu son as
semhIa bEmsnsusIIa-
Les ulnnfss de- In darniars sean
es syRnt As adops@s. In pemlarz
question uRi Fnf sur lie tApis fu1
les scrItz pnbIiz pgr N C. l.. Bs
LANCER, dams Ia Times at dsns l.
Pe.Mg Press Tzrfcls pnbE4 dams
ce dsr1iH journal eszlf sous Hg.a
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

mds=eripEbia. Et. afUBsniulEs. II
reconnaissance de- san dsEcuanzur
Eualtsrshae 4 La ssass eAnRdlsE1s-
nznesise q abori. b La cause rsp1-
bEieaina znsu5sa. NJ L. Dr.. l. n.
Brunsf de Duluth Int s1u Hmsnhre
correspondent" pour fEtss d1
Minus=osa De La E. A. e.. L
Tn eartzicss zpeaA IEi sara an
voFs I &C sGiet-
A propoz ds Anfarouns6ss de
rsrssins in51Fidas, tune naIlIts de
ausscrziAme grandeur, NJ Z. &.
Larou lit 4uslguas rsmarqaes, i
r=mpnsaplsee nuns Il In zrrlEs
Ian fzsrs psrs1A. st len trulaa
IN dizant que csIui On eeH1 gun
Foalziant zpsdlsr ad pazrss 1t La
z. 4. e T. ct Echo de- PUnAs
rsrisssisEf encore dana las EEm-
5s-
M. &c Cook, csDdidat 81 pos
Ia de county attorney" lit alars EE
tras sof1 petit discours dun quar-
hsufs En- F1Tun4
II sFsit ssz invite still dit
przndre La parole dsssns Ia Z. A
e l. pzr he vice prasidsn: de h
Lsgaa M ]. B SFroaA
M. J. e. SErnis est plus VICE
rszidsnt de- In hEaa ct &c monzieH
Iua zueun drulI MI aucuns sutoK7sa
ton dadrassa b qu que oe soi
uns mutation d. fasrs nm dsscour
dsvanf In Z. l. L.
]. DorsnAvsnf len mvlfnlons psu
!. les orntsuu amEr1cEan1 ct MnrEi
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05
Club Lafayette Papinsau

I'll culronce lans notTe del
liar -1l4ro.
L cub Lafayette Fspil=aa SIS
=auaE=rs Luaaehe proclaim 8 J
n=zr= = Ia They Hal, Il
Lain ST \. Z
PI1=iaur. 1rarsG-s alrasse-olr Ia
7sr7l- = aoaE la nsmbreE # Il:
esns4fans sent sorlzsIeua1r INV.
- 1 V sssiEasr,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

On Eoaz 4er1E que NJ L=Fazz7nr
---our=z&-r= III CsHsl,eo d ST.
4s-- n r=l=F5eEG-s, =0G p=l l7
ororr4EE=. Nos eompar-l0t@ DC
S.-PslI n s=n5lEat pss porter III
ne :. i--EE- Al 1A1usn DE- IEuE
orez-=, T5s4 6=r1i=r. Il Cs1a-
5ien : eassz il psrE1r= 1=n-s1t
-ns eo-cL= d mol= Fl r9e7mm=1t
=neore l=u1 1zu4ros In Calalia1
1= -oaz s1rr psE psrF7Eaz-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

Calysas Ill., On trribIs cyclic
ne q nspps Ia vile DE- Nv Baden
I 100 miles da Pr=saaa toaza=
les baizsas d. In vile ant as as-
rulsas Il 10 1srsoEna the.
QuEnza sRtr= ont sts haasssz,
4aaIqR= ines Eas grlsvsnant- LIS
rFeEons sszzs seenm2sgns DE- tor
nHr= IT de plais tonbsEI par sor-
rant. Dams Ra 1nsEsst l. village
tout enter nssait gu ms mszs de-
ruins
LEr szalt rsnpI de- dznras.: chs
WEEK, bsstiAH ct ssrH haRz5ns-
La tanpesa n 3 durz On ans MINI
te- mzas eaIa b suit pour olsrsr
1uus cs dAsasuaL
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

Mons s11-anan= sFee llAlslr gus
4 5-7. PA= Christie ears d r.
E.sa s. El=-na- sEa syar r6ca
- =a.-s hsbllas ia DR.. PznsllE,
brand Asaeoal Is IislZ.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

L eoniEs organization CONDO
= IL 3 naubr= pour Il Ats ST
.Jasn-Baoust= SOUS les -wpiea=
Il. Cana5ians Eraneais, sa1 IS
sambIs msrera1i solr. 1 eaEss rsu.
mon il & SIC daads d. eh1nsr Ii
St-Jaan-Baprista psr TN grand pi-
aBs niaas Sd Spring Fazk lieu L.
plus popRlzira- LIZ conifz a eonrlH
dzz arrangements sTanrsgaa1 ave.
Il coupsgnis de ehEn1n de Ear.
J. n, I-0E-
Sec.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

Pour Eoas calvalna6 9aa Fo0z
o--7-E sel=1- 1sEL2smenaz po1r
-o--az = ar:acts. s 5oa nArchs
aI.=z e Plymouth It ch=z 4ltnan
clothing Co
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

l. rapport In Department. u
IN pour L noi= i 1a noatr7
ezly So az p=rs= 5a S7.6l5s
In ta.i=z=- eur eoIEe1a g moi
-s-r Cl64- .aisal- III total d
81 81 $ Les Assurances Sc mol-
-g-r z SlI1.N sur les EsG=sas q
$50 80 sur Z conasl1 Total,
S4 $40. La sau il S4s Blk szI
-sz .rel1 aa1= = rapport
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

D:-sncas proclaim, s0l=l1-t4 a6
Il Fs-=-D1=1 q gran1na==7 SIZE
q = E=gGs STE CIot1l1=, 8
: -=ur4 = i7l- II & 1ass7 lasss
: u l=c-a= = 5@E
Les 7e1r== a1ro-t E=l, L sor,
Z : -=--a.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

Nm j. FszbA- = Edmond Pei
TER. sC-s s.lAs sssls-ar CONNIE d.
Iz-us= Z Is cocy=rlon les E1r@-
1=r= Csznol-sna s Dal1a1- Lis
=aro-t Is resoEr O. .olr.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

Toas lz msnbres de- La f. A z,
l. sout prizes de- g rendre, d1msn-
ehs prochain L 5 hsuas prses-E
81 ConmRea h6EaI, st d. Ii 81
is sszassR IN enpz 3 rgsssmblsa
la club LafzFaEa Pspapesu
]. Il Seymour
President
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

D~--
AEELLEsL-
Marie L. B5.azr=, Mamie Laee,
Florence Page Emma CEilnal.
Euna BoliEe, EngzIzs Violet S.
r. Iurg=on, E1iLia Asri=r, Enns
GiguiAre, Aids L=dou1s Ls1rs
MzaE, Clsrinths HouEa, Ls1ra
Paala. Marie Anlre, EEs MILO
Ioehs, ElpbAg= RzFArd4 Ham Bal
chs, Regina Jznua, Emms L.
ni=u1, Louls= Boy, Georges Bsal-
Esrgson- Lo1is= Boldue Llsls VIC
let DsEz Leeourz, Arthur Gagns-
Isurs Ravsrd, Eloasrd LARlA
EFalEns LongEln. 4sris Arnaaa-
Sars CEea1ar, 4diss D0nm. jean
n CyTiH, Ids TsiIi=Ear, Anznds
PouEan, Louis Violet 4rthar PaE-
son, Corinns BY Caanlrs Bazll=r-
gaun. Florence Monn Les Best
chazne, Eva Morn. Balls Ralche
Antoinssae BsIszr=, Msna Boy, Al
phonsin= DeCoarcF, 4Lblns Gn-
gnon, Eve IallLa=r, Ids Lsggsca
| Blanche Rst.hs, 0rphs Lasro1-
| DorIEIs Iaiffar, An1olasts Be-
nzrd. e Anna LssoRrnas1. Char
Les Iousignant LOUIS Moazseau
EmsEa= PHadH, Emile Martin
Anna Iargaon, Sophie D.5gas AZ
nA Mar.E, Asfhlida BazznsE Viz
torIa PapiEIons Azlzs SaboHrIn
Cars Dumas. Rachel Bernard AZ
thenisa Csouaa, Bose HsllEs Flo
rs Lagsc4, Emma BsalIAEg=on, L.
zianns Roy. Arthur szFsrd. AdslA
Bssnchsfaa, Erna=t PEsdls. LOU
"a Hilbert EFs P0uEn, Emma Pom
lin. Emma Poufin, Arthur G5gGs
.. Eugsnis Daigls, SsEsrina Dsi
eaa, Lizzie Ryan. DsIia PeuIn Al
shur RobIEIsn. Victor Bisnchzrl
Anger, Joseph Peh4
Joszuh Gzrznd Hasan- GAanG
sEusst Anger, Frank Lsnisu,
Edouara Gaznon. Amanda Car
vaKn. Bose GIrsri, Blanche CFrlE
,IAnna GaEon, AdAIzns DoucH
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

The Montreal WassrprooE
Company, = r1= Ss-PzaI.
5zoosz sd hiIan z L. demands
l. G=rg= Harris, il N="-Iuk.
L 1szz Isl i environ S5l.l0.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

=Eont rsgas@ par IN eomIrs zp4-
chs.
4Fsnt IL I 1eFanbr= proclaim Ia
T. 4. &. Z szrs das rs-E1esrloas
dsns tons l= pr1oGpsu e=nar=z
C z. In Mtlnasoaa 1t ETusrs
Fo-ganlzs1ion pnIs7gas Ia pms
ou;sssEss ID Narl-Oaasl
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

La "Msrck Davis GYMS Co. d.
Chicago, . :sit islIEEa. As1i sd1,-
COG, PISS. s70.0a
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

u. 7. J. BIg-an s=s : o-gali-
=r 1n= EearEon pour Montreal
Fl 0az5aa. s- 4 SR Line.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

L - poarrazE ala4 aE@ sFal-
-sF=rss les rzgion= poisu== Il
5sllon il FEPIoras=U Andr= E1t
sta=rrir n Ssb=E=- AL que les
Toysg=us = =ais1t sacaELli= IL
ni=I pa=lbla- Il gooFarn=u=n1
ra=s= 3 Ezz- r59an5r= d nonbraE
E=nplaEr@ / III petit Ae1n Illus
rs, lasrzus q aonaar 5as 11lscs-
aonz 81 i@ coas=lz sa1 po7zLs-
aol= aneora peu sFane5s IL e=tas
parts d Fsnpr=- e. Fosa sa=-
4aas paras@.
"-...-. s. &C bsllon saszE poa=ss
1sr Il vent n Raais oa Fl Slos-
RE. les gszs 4li 8 rouF=1E 5aas
Is nae=ua IL ais=Eo1t sie1rs tom
bel sur "a seua On L. paar eonaa-
r. "a III bsIIon 4 za-rz1S fair= d
L.. 0-A- = Ill lL5-Aa Ii LIZ Aa-s
dooe paz sFar p=a- III ba-a1,
1on plus cue d@ psrsonn= on sc
-oaFsnr dsls "a nEeals: N 10lI,
Ell contrszres v=nE IN side Z es
sEr= humans It les hian gee1Gl1r
sonna das h6aEs eherz--..
] Ifsut Eous. soaa=.oaz. 4z= il
sens das Ear== at PSF zneonp-
ahEs sF=r q vie PRIMITIVE. er l.
dacamsnt z!ozss 81 las Euznga=
in baIIoH ne pouTz=hE pas payer
aazzHtoE La sETle= "a N Isu rsn-
drzI, &C NJ z=rzzt paz una rziso1
De ne pzE lsu Esnr FL Al5=- lou
H= las dsp=nss 9as On s1rs %
sInzi lire sarant renh0urss=s d.
Ia 1oi de- Snad-, gaz EeenoanzEz
saza eaa1 au saront sids les Fos
assara-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05
Ls St ~Jssn-Bspssss, ssrz GELS
orss syee paupes Ss-PaaL

On psrI= Eorgs1issr IN club pe-
puElssa asrni LIS Calsdisns Fran-
eais : Minneapolis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

LIS sclsz5e= Il Mi1osapoL=
:9ueaoco=1s toutas. @ 9ui donna
il Fouvrsge 8 1x ELIs auTT1GE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

u. Laooz Couture. cure DE- So
nasssa, Wis, ssalf Minneapolis
nsr5 Ihsss in Dr. P1slIs
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

L. D. {. 4 Dalaz Est all4 Sc
alE : EanA Mn
C .a1n= disciple sEsealap= :
~ g5nlz Il ElctaDDs d=r1lE par
=-s-= TN arzIlant EsmA = 1880
l. IL nz5=e.ns. Il A--n=spoEa-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

ya=1as aoEval or5re, L Dr. p
1saLG raeeFa SIS patents 3 DOM
e.a. NJ LOS Ao115erve Ave-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

Mons sounas s=in= Isppran5rs
1as nslaus Louis laams at II
-a1u= : ioniela, par ua1sdla-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05

Agnes H-IHy, B=s=1aS- Hair,
Lille L7e8-r=, Dons1 PE1===.
Lsella D=Co1-ev Rzgna Enoni
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05
A LDTER

PlaE=zrs c5a1oras pour -sg=
IL HmLIa 81 No % Plymouth
A7a. s1sEi II s11ar1an=1G l-
sFan-ags0 pour II sallE I'll
Eaa5 S-ora Salr4zs- :
= D---rfn-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05
A~S5eHS sasaEEaon s4x sui

0A AA AAH9 S0L. Aaa--AS f-A-0
F&5s@ zssznason g1 sui
vRnR
1. Cuuv=rSEe IL . ? n Ei=
6s Chine bEznehe monazre 1t Poi
Dss Eaes pour SIG
z On ehoz1 d . . IN Sole
Ginoae gvae Sgur@ de- coulsE,
pour $50.
3. 2 Q. n z==ss enlgaanI
svse bor6ur@ bars pour
I IN p-ssa tres ioI svG be-
-s tone@ assorE sur 9onls Glars
pour S-T5.
e~hauzsuFes 5 ss2= azz =. N
Chaussure De 1au1lse-a Fl Lid
4 bouaon 81 Ena cnszasurs as de-
noisale @ 1sv-e lei bout pozn-
n numEro II s2lSl5 4 paE-e-
2 vRLsars spsalA pour 1sl@
: 500
L. Eup=ign aa Ga.= bru-
bout paln5u- Campo 1u Zoe steele
30 Caausu-s Fl chew LEI Z
ouHon 81 laceax new coin 1o@
ChzzMure fE0r1 5aas uou- ls
nodes IL 81 . Z 20
Densnl=z NJ P H BOY, II
Ers-s. --v- rsrml54-naT
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-05
T. Daras,afa
% Plymouth Ave-

4 Fen1-= oG 3 4hsng=r 114 ls-
Ain= Z eoalrs, tonic naav=, Prs-
lars gaaL1ts II 5rlir= sHaie-
-aions, pour dss pro51az IL L
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A WIDE AREA CUNEKED.
Iowa, SoutI, Dakota and Nebraska Suffer
Irnm Destructive Hnil.

Iowa., south Dakota and Nebraska Suffer
From Destructive Hail.
Sioux CRY. Ia, July 29.-Fuller re-
ports Of the storm Of Sunday night and
Monday have been coming in. The loss
is inestimable all over Northwestern
Iowa. Northeastern Nebraska and
Southeastern South Dakota. From
Neville. within an area extending
mile south. 3 east. Is west and s north
Of town. standing grain everywhere
suffered from five to ten bushels to the
acre and III many cases was totally de.
stroycd. In the town itself many build
ings were injured and scarcely a whole
pane of glass remains. In Plymouth
county, Grant, Frcdonia, Meadow, Ell
mond and Preston townships sustained
the greatest loss. Roofs were beaten
through by the force Of the hail. Con-
siderable stock was killed and the
ground literally strewed with dead hogs
and poultry. The heaviest loss was to
corn, which was beaten completely to
pieces. In Sioux City the loss is heavy
many buildings being ruined. The est.
mated damage is 5000, 000.
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Warren Hastings Law Expenses.

Hastings was in his sixty-third year
when he was acquitted, after a trial
which lasted seven years. His costs
amounted to 600, 900, which seems a
pretty heavy lawyers bill-it is at the
rate of over e14, 600 a year-though, no
doubt, heavy expenses were contracted
before the trial began in the preparation
of evidence. The printed brief delivered
to counsel for the defense extended to
was 500 guineas. Hastings memorialized
the house of commons to grant him COM
p%ensation, but Pitt, to whom the petit
ton was sent, refused. in q curt note, to
submit it to the sovereign, though he
did not hesitate. as chancellor of the ex-
chequer, to debit the country with the
enormous costs Of the prosecution. But
the court of directors Of the East India
company behaved very well. They re-
solved to grant Hastings a sun of G71,-
OS0 as an indemniication for his, costs
and an annuity of e5, 900 for life.
1t will hardly be believed that the
board of control, Of which Dundas was
the head, refused to sanction these pro.
posals, as excessive, and ultimately Hast.
ings received from the directors $50, OOO
down and Ga, 600 year for life. We pre-,
sumo that he settled his bill of costs for
los. in the pound, and his three counsel,
Law, Plumer and Dallas, might well
have forego-e some Of their fees, for the
trial brought them so much reputation
that they all attained to the highest
posts on the bench. Saturday Review
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-07-29
Claims the banana Championship.

Two Broad street observation-disclosures,
Talman and Perkinson-indulged in a
banana eating match the other night.
The conditions Of the match were al fol-
lows: Talman was to eat more bananas
in ten minutes than Parkinson or pay
for the lot; otherwise a collection was
to be taken up among the crowd of
sports present to pay for them. The con-
ditions were faithfully observed under
the watchful eye Of Referee Andrew
Ginter. At the end Of ten minutes Tai
man had concealed 80 bananas and Per
kinson had stored away but 81. Talman
is therefore the champion banana eater,
with a challenge open to the world
Richmond State.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-07-29
Republican Platform.


The republicans of South Dakota, in
convention represented, affirm their full
faith in and ALLEGIANCE to the declaration
OF principles adopted by the national
republican convention at st. Louis in it's
entirety, constituting a platform Of a
great and progressive party, proud OF its
past record and achievements, courage
Gus in it's championship Of the right and
unfaltering in the maintenance OF it's po-
litical tenets.
9. We recognize in William McKin-
ley, our candidate tor president, and
Garret A. Hobart, the nominee for vice
president, two typical Americans, tried
in the public service and found able and
true, pure in their lives, untarnished in
their honor and close to the people in
their experiences and ~sympathiee, and
we pledge to them our most hearty and
willing effort and support, with the full
vote OF South Dakota in the electoral
college. With such a platform and in.
vinclble leader we enter the contest with
the inspiration Of a sure prophecy OF
victory at the polls in November next.
8. We commend the present republi.
can administration OF governmental af.
fairs Of this state as honest and econom.
ical. and especially commend it's steady
purpose ana effort Ia exposing and
bringing to speedy punishment q former
defaulting state treasurer, and recover
ing back for the state 90 large a porpor.
ton Of the stolen funds; and We demand
passage OF an act by our legislature bro.
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May Straighten TX Litigation.

WEST SUPERIOR. Wis, July eat.
torney \. l.. Sanborn of Spooner, SAN
born Il Spooner Of Madison, attorneys
for the Land and River company III the
big tax litigation, is i'll the city, and has
made a proposition to the county for a
settlement of the suits which have tied
up i'll the courts hnndreds Of thousands
of dollars worth OF taxes. Mr.. San
born has asked the county board of su.
pervisors to appoint a committee to re.
ceive such q p.Dposal and investigate
its merits, and that has Lean Gone.
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MAKE DESERTS BLOSSOM,
Western Arid Lands to Re Treated with
a Course of Soil Culture.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, July 2o.-Arrangc.
ments have closed here for the organi.
cation Of a company OF enormous cap
ltal which expects, within the next few
months, TO secure options on all arid
lands i'll Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska
and the Dakoras, y system of soil cul-
ture will be used III cultivating them,
and the land Will be rented &c farmers.
By using his system Mr.. Campbell says
the rainfall will be sufficient to raise
enormous crops i'll the dryest districts,
Experimental stations have teen estab-
lished, at which good results have been
ACCOMPLISHED,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-07-29
TIE PLANET MARS.
Both Chemically and Physically 1t Is Very
ike the Earth.

Like the Har'h'
Year after year Wh"h ponies cease
from troubling there rccurS the question
as to the existence "f lhtelllg"nt' SEN
tlent life Oh ne planet Mars Inc LAST
nurcrCp CT speculation grew from N"
discovery by NJ: Javollo or a luminous
projection on the southern cage OF the
planet. The llght was peculiar III sew
cral respects, ana aim"i'2 o'hcr lhterPre'
tatlons 1t was suggested nat the lhhab-
ltants CT Mars were 1lashlng messages
TO the conJ@ctnred lrhaDltahts or the
sister planet Earth. NO attempt at re-
ply was mad'' lhocod S"pposl,ig our as
tronorIor royal, WIN our Dcst telescope,
transported TO Mars, Il req rlot or IRE
running athWart the WhoIe on London
would scare" tie visible to hlna. The
question remains unansWcrcd probably
unansWoTabI". ,
There Is 10 u that Mars is very
like the earth. Its days ana nights, ITS
summers and winters differ only IN
their relative lengths from ours. 1t has