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LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH, May IS. Irregular
Correspondence The committee in
charge of the arrangements for the old
soldiers picnic, to be held here the latter
Fart of June and first three days of July,
met at the residence of ]. s. John Monday
evening to perfect details. 1t was decided
to make the invitations general, SO as 10
include not only all the veterans of either
side-union or confederate-but the wo-
mems G. A. r. circles, wives of veterans.
Women's Relief Corps, sons and daughters
of veterans and all friends of old soldiers,
irrespective of past affiliations.
The following new committees were ap-
pointed: Advertising-W. S. Clark, r. NJ.
Lynn, William Gales, w. w. Lowe. M. j.
Shaul. Program-J. c. Dunn. John Rogers,
ID. A. Sovereign, w. w. Lowe and Mines.
II. H. Stevenson, E. p. Terry and L. Bacon.
Contributions-Mmes. Twombley. John.
Thayer II. II. Stevenson and Mr.. D. r.
Thayer. Music-Dr. j. w. Wood, DIR. A.
T. Covert Floyd Foote, Clifford Smith.
Miss Ruth Brown and Mrs. Chaplin. Deco
rations-Sam c. Hammer, Mines. Lowe.
Craig, Barndollar, Burnell, Miss Lura E.
Bacon, Thomas Smiley, Thomas Williams,
James c. Dunn, E. c. DEMO. Correspond
ence-M. J. Shaul.
There will be a meeting of all the COM
mittees at the council chamber next Mon
day night for the further transaction of
the details connected with the business in
hand.
Rev. Haskett Smith, M. A., will lecture
on Armenia and Crete at Chautauqua hall
tomorrow evening for the benefit of the
Long Beach public library.
Robert Samms and Carrie, his wife, of
Los Angeles, and Miss Anna Hunnicutt of
Whittier left Long Beach Monday for
Kotzebue sound, Alaska, on a five-year
missionary trip, as representatives of the
Friends church of Southern California.
Miss Minnie Hughes of Downey is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. I. L. Feterman
of Pacific avenue and Third street.
Thomas Rider of Pasadena was down or
business Monday.
Mrs. c. H. Edwards. who has been visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Frank Wheeler. the
past week, returned to her home at San
Pedro Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Hart is visiting friends in
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Helen Wooster of Los Angeles and
Miss Laura Brisbee of Cleveland, O., are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Hart of Mag
nolia avenue.
Mrs. Parson Of Arizona and Mines. Whip
pie of San Pedro and Miller of Los Angeles
were the guests of Mrs. Frank Sawyer
over Sunday
Miss Winifred Healy of East Los Ange-
les, who has been visiting her grandparents
kcre since last Friday, returned home yes
terday.
Miss Jessie Goodwin of Los Angeles Wis
tied the beach Monday.
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mencement of the summer season on Cata-
lima, 1t may be mentioned that the Swan
feldt addition already presents the appear
ance Of small village, and the variegated
colors of the tents gave 1t more than ordi-
narily picturesque look. About sixty tents
are now ready for occupation and several
of them are teranted by campers for the
season. Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Arman OF
Colorado Springs have a pretty tent on
Clarissa avenue and First street.
Louis Levinstein, La Fayette. Ind, and
A. A. Wedin. Los Angeles are also among
the pioneer campers.
The camp is laid out in streets for the
convenience of visitors and is capable of
holding 600 tents, all of which are expected
to be occupied during the summer. A GEN.
tral office is maintained in the camp for the
registration, and information of visitors
E. N. Grant, manager of the Metropole.
has erected a commodious tent close to the
church. which he expects to occupy in a
few days.
d. Harvey MncComber Of Pasadena is
having a fine residence built on the cliff
overlooking the bay above the Grand View
Messrs. Landsberger and Wright of Ala
media continue to enjoy fine fishing. On
Sunday they caught over 500 pounds of
whitefish and rock bass and yesterday
four yellowtail and three rock bass paid
tribute to their skill with the rod.
mexican Joe and Chappie caught sea
bass weighing 81 pounds and yellowtail
weighing % pounds on rod and reel yester-
day.
Is. Brown landed 23-pounder this morn
ing.
Mrs. Peterson of McGregor, Ia. while out
with her husband, pulled in a large yellow
tail.
Miss Fanny Mcdonald of Rodney, Ia,
caught three yellowtail from a skin this
morning aggregating sixty pounds.
Miss Emma Bumiller Of Los Angeles
who is camping for the summer with Mrs
and Miss Boyce caught her first yellowtail
today, weighing fifteen pounds and giving
her nearly an hours sport on her rod.
w. 8. Davis took out f. s. Casey of New
York yesterday on a hunting trip in the
neighborhood of Black Jack. He returned
with two goat heads at his belt.
J. B. kits and J. H. Brandon and wife
of Poplar Bluff. Mo-. and John Martin and
wife, Little Rock, Ark. formed fishing
party In the Fleetwing yesterday to Church
rock and Chimney rock. Mrs. Dora Bran
don was the heroine of the trip and was the
most delighted member of the o. r. c. this
side of the Rockies when she hauled in a
large yellowtain under the tutelage of Cap
tain Mcdonnell.
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RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, May 1S.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) Much Interest," great deal
more than usual-is being manifested in
the approaching school election In this citv.
one trustee is to be elected, vice w, A.
Correll, term expired. 1t is by no means
certain that Mr.. Correll will be a candidate
Tor reelection, nor yet Is it sure that he
Will not run. That is what is causing the
commotion. The question of who shall be
Mr. CorrelPs successor involves little par
" politics, some water company, a modi-
cum or nepotism and a trif1e of A. p. A.
ism And there are other things that
count.
AS to candidates. while many are talked
OF. those who are both desirable and avail
able seem somewhat scarce. Besides Mr..
Correll the names most often mentioned in
connection with the Office are: L. c. Waite
Gaylor Rouse, r. w. Holmes, G. B. Ochil.
tree, Or. J. G. Baird, w. H. Morrell, d. G.
Mitchell. j. A. SimmS. Several Of these
so far, absolutely decline to run.
The latest exciting mining report is from
the Virginia Dale district A prospector
just In from there declares it to be one OF
the richest camps in Southern California
not rich in prospects and talk alone. but in
actual results being obtained.
Mrs. Martha G. Davis of the Rowell ia
IN attendance on the meeting of the Hotel
Mems Business association at Catalina.
Local bicycle fiends are happy today in
the presence among them of Baisden the
famous trick rider, and Foster and his
quad The occasion of their presence
IN the city is the grand opening of the
rambler and Crescent cyclery-a parade.
free refreshments, souvenirs, costumes.
etc.
Rev. o. p. Wolcott, pastor of the Moreno
and Alessandro Congregational churches.
has been invited to preach a historical
sermon at the South Riverside church, of
which he was formerly pastor, on May 29d.
l.. c. Jagoe died at his home on Indiana
avenue In this city yesterday, aged As
years.
Alex Varga, formerly of this city, re-
turned yesterday from the Goler and
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NoRwALK

NORWAI.K. May 1s.-(Regular Corre.
spondence.) About month ago some one
stole DR.. Merchants harness and buge,
and w. Vandever's horse. Nothing wa.
heard of either until few days ago. wher,
the rig was found in Los Angeles liverv
stable where the proprietor stated It was
left nearly month ago by a man who,
never returned for 1t. After paying bill
OF costs equal to half the value of ~.
property, the owners have recovered II.
but have not the satisfaction of HAVING
caught the thief. A harness and saddle
stolen at the same time from other parties
have not been recovered.
, A Yellow Kid was played here last nipht
but not to very good house. 1t is said
the play was very good for its kind. bnt
It isn't the kind most Norwalk people care
for. -
Bills are out for a musicale ana ,sct,,r
Friday evening at the Congrerationa !
church. Rev. G. HI. DeKay will lecture on
The Good Old Times. and HolRate's or-
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SAN BERhHRDINO COUNTY

by men. The cast will be as follows:
Portia, B. F. Bledsoe; Nerissa, Grove
ketchum; Shylock. Fred Shoup; Antonio,
c. F. Holland; Duke of Venice, v. Bueh
ner; Bassanio. c. A. Whitmcre Gratiano,
r. e. Swing; Solanio,. r. M. Bradley:
clerk of the court, Hugo Victor. The
production will probably be at the opera
house. 1t may be that the entire plya will
be rendered In costume.
Joseph Doyle, who was to have been
married today to Miss Ada Rolfe, was
notified of her marriage to Mr.. McIner
ney by the brother of the bride, who wenr
UP to where he was the night before the
ceremony, consequently Joe is not in the
city today, nor is the little house he had
fitted up tenanted.
A man by the name OF Buck Lille was
committed to the insane asylum today by
Judge Campbell. Lille was resident of
Cucamonga. f
Memorial Day will be appropriately OBJ
served in this city.
+ On next Sunday the Wielands will cross
bats with the City baseball club. The new
club is made up of George Smith, catcher:
Stephens, pitcher; Merry. first base; Lums
don, second base; Sunday, third base.
Bauer, shorstop; Collins, center field
Bowen, left field Slater, right field: Wet
eel, substitute. On the following Sunday
the Wielands will meet the Riyersides
Examiner tournament team, in which
game Thurman Of Pomona, who has signed
with the Wielands. will play first base.
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NORTH CUcAMoNaA

NORTH CUCAMONGA, May 49,. -s
ular Correspondence The Cucamongs
school children have returned from La
guna beach. where they went with their
teacher, Mrs. Thrall, to spend weeks
vacation. good time was enjoyed by all.
Lewis Smith, who has been Ill at his home
for some time past, is now suffering rt6if
severe attack of paralysis.
w. g. Lyle, a nephew of Mr.. and Mrs 81.
M. Kincaid, was taken to the insane av-
lum yesterday. The young man has seeu
here for some months and made an
friends.
f. r. Smith entertained a numbei yf
friends at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Jo-
seph Lacy on the evening of the 15tf Il
being Mr.. Smiths birthday.
E. r. Wakeman, who has been empio N
as agent at this station, bade his mi ~
friends goodbye on Friday last and q
for pastures new. Wilson Bowen takes d.
Wakemau's: place s 81.
The herald., 1897-05-19
SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO, May 1s.-Regular Corre-
spondence.) About five hundred railway
conductors arrived on the special excur-
sion trains today. and were met at the
depot by reception committee consisting
OF Mayor Reed. Herbert Dabney, E. A.
Hornbeck. Waldo Waterman, Jos. Bach
man, G. H. Ballou, r. v. Dodge, r. M
Powers, A. F. Dill, Philip Morse, E. T..
Shaffer and H. B. Keeler. After luncheon
the visitors took in the excursion of the
N. c. and 0. railroad to Sweetwater DAM
stopping on the way to inspect the famous
orange and lemon groves at Chula Vista
and Sweetwater valley. Tomorrow an ex-
cursion will be run over the Cuyamaca
and in the afternoon the visitors will go
aboard the Santa Rosa for trip outside
the harbor Carriages have also been ar
ranged to show the visitors around the
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be shipped to Wooster. Mass, for inter-
ment beside the remains of her husband
Members of the board of supervisors, in
company with James Irvine, are in Santi-
ago canyon today. The party went for the
purpose of looking over the territory COM
prised In the public park as surveyed last
week.
Mrs. j. B. Harrison of Los Angeles is
here on a few days visit with Mrs. T. c.
Higbie.
The concert given in Spurgeon's hall last
night under the dictatorship of Prof. Lud-
wig Thomas, assisted by other local tai
ent, attracted fair sized audience.
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SAN DIEGO COUNTY

city, and all lines Of transportation are
free
Receiver O'Connor of the Consolidated
National bank announced yesterday that
arrangements had almost been completed
for another dividend of per cent to de-
pcsitors. 1t is expected that the new divi-
dend will be ready for payment in three
weeks. This will make total payment of
20 per cent to depositors, better showing
than was expected for months after the
failure of the institution.
The murder Of woman at the mining
camp OF Senator, which is about fifty
miles up the Colorado river from Yuma
was reported to Sheriff Jennings last night,
and second dispatch from Constable
Ortez of Picacho. informed the local off
GERS that he had arrested Manuel Chavez
for the murder. Deputy District Attorney
Kirby and Stenographer Whitson left for
Pfcacho this morning. where the prelim
mary examination will be held.
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RIVERSIDE COUNTY

Randsburg gold fields. He says that both
camps are on the wane-more departures
than arrivals.
William Neckett and Breates Silvas were
today licensed to wed.
Levi Mcdaniel has been granted q di-
vorce from his wife on the ground of wilful
desertion.
The school census of the county has been
completed, showing total of 1884 census
children, against 1873 last year.
The trustees Of Alamos school district,
near Temecula, have called an election to
vote $500 bonds to build new schoolhouse.
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6QTHERN $FE76IHEs

chestra will furnish music, Prof. Holgate
himself being announced for violin solos.
Tickets are selling rapidly, and the pros
poets are for a good audience. The pro-
ceeds will be used to buy chairs for the
church.
Last Sunday was Childrens Day at the
M. E. South church A good congregation
was out, and the little folk rendered
very interesting program. The Epworth
League has been reorganized, and is now
In good working order.
Douglass Frampton, who has been Ill
for some time. was operated on for apendi-
citis few days ago. He is reported to be
doing well now. DIR. Bartlett Of Alamitos
performed the operation.
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ORANGE COUNTY

rested today, charged with shooting at the
north bound Santa Fe train at Orange.
several miles north of here. The bullet
struck the chair car, burying itself In the
heavy wood frame. s.
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SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, May S.-(Regular Cora
spcndence.) Chester Frederick and Bxra
Mccormick, aged u and II years, were ar
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AVALON

AVALON, May 1s-(Resular Correspon-
dence') AZ an evidence Of the early COM
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REDLANDs

REDlANDs, May ls.-tResular Core
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Returned
DIR. j. S. Brown

Late of East Los Angeles, has returned. OhicA
25013 South Spring street. Hours-9 q. m. tod
~. M. except Sundays and Wednesdays A*t
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Woman'S Reliance.
After Many Discouragements They
Turn to Munyon.

Mrs. W. H. Harvey, 2ss Grant Street.
South Portland, Ore. says: Ny hus-
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voir absolbe queIques jours aupa-
ravant trois cuiller6es d'acide gas
trique.
-Etre encorn6 dams lie cote par
IN taureau, avoir deux on trois CO
tes oass6es ct I'm poumon traverse
par corne de l'animal, ct gu6rir
complement apr6s avoir success
sivement par quatre operations
chirurgicales, voil6 un sort qui pa
raft sortie de la banalit6. C'est
pourtant ce qui est arrive ,depuis
le 9 du mois d'aont dernier a Tho
mas Lafeur, employs dams la fer
me Klock, q Mattawa.
Coteau Station,-E z5ar Daoust
ct Camille Hurtubise, tous deux
ills de cultivateurs demeurant B
C0teau Station, 6taient parts en-
semple pour aller aux Cascade g,
chercher de l'emploi. Ills SO rem
daient en- patin en- PEASANT sur lie
feave.
lis avaient ainsl franchi une bon
ne distance lorsque souda1nement
la glace s'est rompue sous leurs
pieds ct lis ont etc engloutis. On
cultivateur nomm6 Lslonde, qul
se trouvalt sur le rivsge, les a vus
dispara1tre mails il etait 1mpossi-
BILE de porter secours aux deux H.
fortunes jeunes gsns, qul SO sont
noy6s.
Daoust etait age de II ans; Hnr-
tubise await Is ans.
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Les LIS WAL

Ills lest assez lnteressant de con
nat!re les cniffrts du dernler re.
G nsement de l'archipel hawaien.
Voioi d'apres le rapport tait I
Honolulu, le recensement exact.
LIE relieve total est de 10, O2C
hsbitants; dams CO ohiffre ne figaro
que BLOB Hawiens proprement
dts. Les 6trapgers r6sidsnt dans
rarchipel sont al nombre de S.
1888, done formant plus de la mol.
tie de Ia population.
Las Iaponais predominant aYeo
"a 900 des leurs; en- second rang
viennent les Chlnois au nombre de
21,6l6; ensuite les Portu9ais aveo
1871 compatrlotes.
La colonie americana figure
dams CO recensement avec 1882
residents.
Num6riquement Ia suprematie
appartient aux Japonais, mails
l'annexion projete a une grande
Importance strateglque pour la
des Etats- Unis.
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CANADA.

Goderich, Ont.,-Elliott a 6tt
trouv6 ooupable, du meurJre d.
son frere.
>Wlnnipeg,-La derniere r6oolte
de bls est estimee q IL, 1851, $50 mi
nots, CO qui fait une moyenne
CONNIE rendement, de Ia II mi.
nots par acre.
Toronto. Ont.-M. j. A. r id.
ford a obtenu $50 de dommages
de NJ. W. J. Douglas, edlteur do
"News' qui await d6truit IN ma
nusorit q lui plet6 par NJ. Rad
ford.
Les banques ont reeu avis
que de faux billets em6rlcains de
$500 sont en- circulation.
Tom Nulty, le fatrioide de
Rawdon. ne subira son process
qu'apres le jour de Fan. LIE pro-
ces suia lieu d toilette
Ouawa-M. Alfred A. Kerllnd,
du Department de Immigration,
est revenu de Fort Williams, Cd
il await conduit I'm grand nombre
d'lmm;grants. @ ux oi sont tres
contents au pays.
Victoria, O. Ale ST. amer
"Oleveland', de San Francisco
pour Seattle, a fat neufrege q
Barclay Sound. Vlngt-deux HON
mes de r6qulpage sur trente, sont
Lewis, P. Q.,-Une file ag6e de
81 ans qui souffrait 4 pertains mo.
ment d'ali6nation mentale, est
morte q lHotel Dieu de Lewis d'a-
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m6canicien du chemin de fer d.
Nord, demeurant rue Saint Niche
en- OCCUPANT une carotte, a trouv6
au milieu qne bsgue en- or.
Voioi comment on explique l.
fat.
LIE jardin Oh ron a r6colt6 lie I6.
gume en- question a etc form6 PAL
I'm amas d'immond1cfs ct de ba
layures de la Vile. Une hague y
aura etc amen6e ct une CRANE de
carotte. tomb6e au milieu, On sc
d6veloppant, aura emprisonn6 lie
biJou.
CONNIE il y a dams l'arm6e qua.
tire te:mes, on peut pr6tendre,
sans craintre .d'exag6rer, que la
Motto des Bsrlinois changent,
chaque aimee, de demeure.
Londres-Une d6peche de Glas-
gov declare que les 'ngenieurs de
six steamers de la oompagnie Al
len mt en- greve. La d6peche
acute que le "Sarmatian" qul de-
Walt partir, ma pu gutter le port.
On GRANT une Reorganization Sc
Reuse de la flotte.
Les villes de Grasse, Cannes ct
Nice, dams le Sud de la France.
constituent le centre de fabrica-
ton des parfams les plus 1mpor.
tants du monde.
Quatorze cents ouvrlers ct ou-
vrieres, fabllouent, ohaque aimee.
pour douze millions de parfams.
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LIE Journalisme dams PArkansas

Bien que la libert6 de la preese
existe aux Etats- Unis, IL nest pas
t%oujours prudent d'6orire ct oe pu-
blier oe que lon pense. M. Rous.
sesu, direoteur dun journal 3 Os
ceola, Arkanses, Went den faire
rexperience. A propos dune exc
cution sommaire recente, M. Rous
seau await fat pars1tre dams SOD
journal IN article blamant les in
dlvidus qui avaient Jyuche IN ne.
gre ct accueant le sheriff du comt6
le sieur Bow. n, non settlement d'a-
volr laiss6 faire les vjgilants, mails
encore de les avoir encourages de
aa presence. Des que Particle a
psru, lie sheriff Bowen a fat de.
mander au Journalistic une retrac
tation complete, IL menacant de le
uer 4 Ia premiere occ aslon sill ne
taisait pas drolt q So requete.
Pour toute r6ponee. M. Rousseau
q pris le train pour Little Rock,
sp1es avoir pub!i6 dams son jour-
nal IN autre article avisant ses lac
teu1s des circumstances gul l'obli-
geaient 4 gutter les attaires. LIE
refus d'ob6ir q l'ultimatun de
Bowen, disait-il dams Get article
est la mort ~certsine pour lui, ct
CONNIE II q ls conscience de ma
volr dit que la v6rlt6 d propos de
i'execut1on sommalre du negre ct
ds la part prise par Bowen d ce
crime odieux, il prefere gutter
pE;at que d'avoir q "ravaler ses
paroles"
Get 6tat de cnoses a etc signal6
au gouvernement de pA,kansas,
qu1 a charge un juge de fare une
enquete ct de WELLER d % que de
nouveanx actes Intimidation de
90 genre ne puissent plus Sc pro-
duire dams le comt6 de MISSISSIPPI.
II para1t que lie sheriff Bowen est
une sorte de tyran, Jouant au po-
tentat, ayant IN pouvoir consid6ra.
bic parmi les pol ticiens ct ten mt
toute la population dams sa main
pref q l'ecraser 81 ellie lui 6tait
hoetile. On raconte que le second
article de M. Rousseau a porte 50
fureur q son comble, ct qui al lie
Journalistic lui tombe annals sous
la main, il le tuera sans so souoler
de co que peuvent dire le JUICE ct
ie gouverneur de pArkansas.
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CURJEUX INCIDENT

M. lie comte Ogler d'lvry, gu
par IN ma;entendu regrettable o,
peut etre une gauoherie du cons
table await etc somm6 de sortir d,
Theatre Frencais, q Montreal, pen
dant une representation, etait 81
cour, accuse par M. Phillips. g6'
1ant de CO thu atre de brise de pro
p116t6 ct trouble de la paix. Voic
oe que M. le eomte a declare At
tribunal:
"J'entrsi au theatre aveo deuz
amis, MN. Rufa de Chir6 81
Raoul Brodeur, ct le .rideau We.
matt de Sc lever lorsque, soudaine.
ment, apparut Seegram-le huls.
sier qui me fat une historic en-
apg'ais q Iaquelle je ne compris
rien. Je continual q parler avec
mes compsguors, lorsque Seegram
elevant la voix, me DIT en- fran
cais:-Ferme ia gueulel....
Je n'allais~ oertainement pas me
laisser insulter CONNIE IN sous
pied par oe mslotru. sans au moins
lui 1eponare. Je lui repondis.
H6lant alors un constable, il Sc
rua sur mol, me renversa, ct pen
dant que ]'etais par terre, il mas
saillit de coups 81 me frappa avso
IN stik quill await en- main. C'est
r6voltant, cette maniere de trailer
les gems da 9 les theatres. Et
ron m'accuse? Lon me fat coffrer
O'est mol qui p%oursult le theatre
pour $4,000 de dommages-ioterets
au civil, plus une poursuite an
oriminel pour assault sur la per-
sonne."
NJ. j. s. Saegram poursuit M.
d'Ivry pour l'avoir ASSAULT dams
Pexelcioe de ses fonctions ct NJ,
Alfred Houle pour lui avoir fat
une pleasure au pouce.
On dit que l'inoident a Gu lieu
paroe que NJ, lie comte parla,t trop
fort dulant la representation.
liz noble accuse est represents
par NM. les avoca's Johnson, Hall
ct Donohue ct les plaignants par
M. Oh. Braohesi,
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EUROPE.

Lonires,-La residence de lor,
Wrottesley, d Staffordshire. a ct
d6truite par le feu. O'6tait u,
chateau h;storique.
Port au Prinoe-Ls population
devient de plus en- plus nerveus'
lei. L'excitation sugmente toul
les jours LIE gouvernement Grain
de nouveaux troubles.
Kisl.-Le %oroiseur 'Cepion" es'
parti pour la Chine. par IN temps
MAGNITUDE. L'empeleur assistai1
d ce depart slnsi que lie prince
Henri de Prusse.
Paris-Le gouv6rnement, dit-or
d ;'intention de suspendre la on.
blication des journsux qui s'amu
sent 4 inventor des histories 4 sen.
satlon achievement 4 Pafaire
Dreyfus.
Uonstantinople-Un d6peche
d'Athenes annonce que lie trait6 de
paix entire la Turquie ct la Greece,
a et6 rattle par lie rol George 81
qu'un steamer sp oial le porte
m%aintenant q Constantinople.
Rome-Le gouvernemert TIA
lien ma pas du tout l'intention
%d'envoyer des navires de guerre a
Haiti. Il y a actuellement des
negotiations pendsntes entire les
deux gouvernements mails ellie SO
poursuivent 4 lamlable.
Port au Maintenant
que le gouv rnement on a fni
ayeo rAlIemagne, il pourrait bien
avoir de nouvelles diff oult6s aveo
rltalie. Oelle-oi, en- eff It, r6clame
au suJet du massacre de deux de
ses nationaux. On navire de
guerre va etrs envoye q Port au
Prince pour appuyer au besoin
des reclamations du roi d'Itslie.
I'm fat extraordinaire s'est
produit d Hlrson. dams le d6parts.
ment do pAisne.
Nine Brabander, femme dun
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-12-24
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