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WOULD TAKE
PROVISIONS
TO DAWSON
Dyea Syndicate to Make
an Offer to This
Government.
PLAN FOR A RELIEF
EXPEDITION.
Guarantees to Garry In Fifty
Thousand Pounds of
Supplies.
RAILWAY TO BE BUILT IN
THE SPRING.
Construction Material for the
TakOu Pass Line Has Already
Been Shipp d.
Guarantees to Garry In Fifty
Thousand Pounds of
Supplies.
RAILWAY TO BE BUILT in
THE SPRING.
Construction Material for the
Takou Pass Line Has Already
Been Shipp d.
special Dispatch to IHE CALL

DYEA, ALASKA, Dec. (via Steamship
City of Seattle 10 Seattle Dec. 49,
Dyea parties. headed by George F. Ul-
mer, propose to go to the relief of the
hungry hordes at Dawson City, n. W. T.
The will make the United States Gov.
eminent an offer to deliver $4,000 pounds
of provisions within fifty days after the
time o f starting for Dawson for the sum
of $75, 600. They already ave 5000 pounds
of provisions cached at Lake Bennett,
VIII ch they will take in over the Chilkoot
Pass this winter. Ulmer will 90 south by
the next steamer to lay his proposition
before the Secretary OF War by wire from
San Francisco, Seattle or Tacoma.
There is material evidence Il at tn e rail-
road over the Takou Pass, beginning at
the head OF Takou Inlet a mile south OF
juneau, will be butt next spring. A. E.
Johnson is hefe awaiting The arrival of
900 tons of construction material. tools,
&c, which letter he has received from
the East says Las already been shipped.
Johnson was one of the Pratt Packard
party which went over the Takou Pass
last summer, when preliminary survey
for the raiIr, ad was made. The road Will
run from the head of navigation on Takou
Inlet up that and other streams, over the
divide and down 10 Lake Teslin, a dis
tance of from $50 20 160 miles.
Steam boats will run from The lake down
the Hoote lanque, Lewis AMI Yukon Riv-
ers to Dawson. This is the railroad pro-
lect .of which ex-senator Salisbury and
Mr. Lee of the Wilmington. Del, street
car line are the promoters Johnson will
di tribute the advance. material on the
trail this winter.
Henry Bratnober, the confidential agent
OF the Rothschilds, has returned to
Juneau. He brought with him a young
Mr.. Onderdonk, whose father is a promi-
nent Canadian railroad contractor, and
party of surveyors. He chartered a small
steamer and the entire party has gone to
Pyramid Hi rbor. on Lynn Canal, which 10
The starting point OF all the proposed
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If There Is Any Want 1t Will
Be Due Mainly to Bad
Management.
BIG PROFITS MADE FROM
POTATOES.
Wealth of Producers Would Be In
creased by Dealing Directly
With Consumers.
| l,

The province of Leinster is in ma nv re-
spects distin guished from its sister prov
inces as regards agriculture. There is but
a small area OF moor and mountain--if we
except the large tract in the County Wick
low-very little indeed. There is a large
tract OF rich grass land Meath and West.
meath, Kildare and adjacent counties),
and in the north OF Dublin and in South
there is mostly good arabic lands and
there are well-to-do farmers. Moreover,
several railway lines running into Dublin
afford great central market at no great
distance, so that this province is the. last
in Ireland 10 feel the pinch of want.
The following are the answers given to
inquiries ABOUT the relative plenty or want
in the present season: A farmer in the
ara bic part OF the County Wicklow, not
very far from the County Dublin, boasts
that he never had so proft a BILE potato
crop. His profit was $40, 600 this autumn
on this crop alone, ana the amount he
had sown did not exceed (I was informed)
sixty acres. This means that there was,
on the average, high price in the mar
Ket-that we knew already-but it also
| means that he had an excellent crop. if
this good result were solitary exception
it would, OF course, account for his large
profits. But this is not so. Over large
tracts in the north of the County Dublin,
| famous for early potatoes, there werd
heavy and sound crops, and it was re-
marked in some cases that even where the
leaves were blackened, and there was great
ana reasonable apprehension of extensive
disease, the tubers turned out remarkably
sound
The high price of potatoes in the Dub
lin market is 10 be accounted for; first, by
the alarm at the news-Lappily false-of
a total failure; secondly, by the certainty
that the failure, even In the remote, south
and west, would necessarily iucrea Sc the
demand at the central market of Ireland.
But so far as Leinster is concerned,
though the crop is decidedly under the
average, and even in some .laces decid-
ediy bad, there is no talk, even among the
most dlscontented, of famine. The
profits made by selling large and good
crop will be far above the average.
But, as is we'll known, the people of this
part OF Ire and do not live on potatoes.
They have long since risen 20 more COM
iortt bic and a better condition of life. So
fur as they use their own wheat, do not
hear them complain, and as regards oats.
to US far more important crop, 1 nave
seen remarkably fne fields this summer
But the saving of them was difficult and
expensive on account of the RAIN in the
end of August. Still 1 do not hear that
GA meal is dearer than usual ANY rise
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The man with consumption used to be
considered just as good as.dead. His doc
tors condemned him to death Just as surely
as if he had been convicted of murder
and must die on the scaffold at dawn.
All that has been changed. There is
now no reason for the Consumptive to
despair. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery will cure 90 per cent. of all cases
OF consumption. That is a startling state
ment, but true one. Consumption is fed
by impure blood. It is an accumulation
of impurities in the lungs. If the blood
IS made pure and filled with the purify
ing properties of the Discovery" there
is nothing to replace the tuberculous mat
ter that is coughed up and expectorated.
Gradually the lungs become free and
clear. the lung lining becomes sound and
healthy, and the disease is conquered.
Then begins the process of flesh building
and soon the hollow cheeks are full, the
step is firm and elastic, and health blooms
In every feature and in every action.
'' was taken Ill in February. 1892, with head
ache and pain in my back" writes H. Gaddis
Esq, of No. 3I3 s. J. Street Tacoma, Wash. II
called IN doctor and he came three times. He
said was bilious, but kept getting worse.
took cough so that could not sleep only by
being propped in bed My lungs hurt me, and
got so poor that was just skin and bone I
thought / going to die, till one day I was
looking in a little book of DR.. Pierce'S and saw
commended for a cough. tried bottle OF it and
it did me so much good that tried another one
and it made me sound and we'll so can recou,-
mend it to anybody. 1t saved my life"
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African, Public Works; NJ. Fouchard, FL

AtIcau, L uD4IC W OIhSI NJ ouCuaIu, tt
nance.
This morning, while attending mass at
Notre Dame, President Sam made cir
cult OF he city on horseback. escorted by
his staff of officers, but without special
military display. The city has now re-
sumnd its normal aspect.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12-The Herald's
Washington correspondent teiegraphs:
l saw Minister Deger, the representative
OF Hayti in this city tonight. He had no
Information in regard to the Ministry's
resignation, nor did be expect Official ad-
vices until the appointment of the new
Ministry. He said:
Il am not surprised at the in form ton.
You will remem ber that l told you, before
the Lueders indemnity was paid, that
such action would mean the Ministry's
downfall. The people OF Hayti have been
very much excited over the German con-
troversy, and l knew they would hold the
Ministry responsible for a compliance
with German demands in the manner fol-
lowed
President Sam will now begin the for
nation OF new Ministry. There are no
political parties in Hayti. the factions
which existed having united some lime
ago. The President will now consult, l ex-
pect, with leading mem bers of the Senate
and House OF Re epresentatves, and upon
their advice will Sc ect mem bers for the
new Ministry. think the downfall of the
Ministry will close the incident. While
the people Of Hayti are greatly excited,
do not believe there is the slightest ground
for believing that there will be revolu-
~
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WITH SIRlC!EST SECRECY.
Inquiry Into the Charges Against
Count Esterhazy is Proceeding
at Cherche Midi
at Cherche Midi
,s97, by Jane Gnrdon Renneti.

Copyright 1897, by James Gordon Bennett
PARIS, Dec. 12-The Es.erhazy in
quiTv is proceeding with the strictest Sc
crecv and il is expected will take three
week, before it is decided whether the af-
fair will go before a court-matial.
The Figaro says that Count Esterhazy
was examined yesterday afternoon by
Major Ravary an hour after his arrival at
Cherche Midi prison, where the inquiry
is taking place. Matthew Dreyfus was
seen to arrive and it is believed the ac-
Gu ed and accuspr were confronted. The
investigating officer also saw q number of
experts. Intere in the case is for the
m oment suspended, though tho authori-
ties are still guarding approaches to
br idges in view of a recurrence of the
student demonstration.
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ENGLAND WiL [ NOT OPPOSE
Therefore Germany Is Extending the
Area of Occupation at
Kido Chou.

LONDON, Dec. 12.-The Berlin CORE
spondent of the Daily Mail says that he
hears that Great Britain agrees not TO op-
pose Germany's occupation of Kiao Chou
in return for Germany's promise not to
interfere in the Egyptian question.
According to dispatch from Shanghai
to the same paper the Germans are ex-
tending the area OF occupation at Kiao
Chou and now control 400 miles square.
They have arranged German admins
tration and are already collecting duties.
The Tsung Ii Yamen. says the dispatch,
has appointed a Prince to negotiate a set
uement with the Germans.
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TO ATTEND TIL FUNERAL
State esmen and o hers Who VIII
Journey From the Capital to
Canton

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12-All the mem
ters OF the Caplnet whose official duties
VIII Kermit their leaving Washington
this time Will start for Canton tomorrow
evening to attend the funeral of Mrs. Nc
Kinley. The party will include Secre-
tarles AIger, Bliss, Wilson and Gary, At
torney General McKenna and Secretary
Sherman, if he latter i, feeling wei.
enough to make the trip. Secretaries
Long and Gage are detained in Washing
ton by pre- sing departmental duties.
Vice President Hobart will also remain
here, his presercs in: neces ary as the
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
Killed bn His Son.

CLEVELAND. ONO, Dec. 12-Patrick
Mckenna, an aged man. and his son,
John, aged Sc. quarreled while at the
supper table this evening. The father
threw a knife at the son and the latter
struck the old man with chair, infll,ting
injuries which caused death in few min
utes. The son was arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
HAY4PS
MINISTRY
RESIGNS
Goes Out of Office In
Order to Escape
Interpolation.
SITUATION IS VERY
CRITICAL.
New Cabinet to Be Selected
to Appease the ubliC
ClamOr.
PRESIDENT SAM MAY STAY
IN POWER.
Minister Leger Thinks the Little
Repub ic Is Not In Danger of
r evolution.
New Cabinet to Be Selected
to Appease the Public
ClamOr.
RESIDENT SAM MAY STAY
IN POWER.
Minister Leger Thinks the Little
Repub ic Is Not In Danger of
evolution.
Copyright. 1897, by James Gordon Bennett.

Copyright, 1881 by James GORDON Bennett.
PORT AU PRINCE, Dec. 12.-The Min
istry resigned yesterday TO escape interpo-
lation in the Chambers. The situs ton is
becoming more critical hourly, but il is
possible that the names of the new Cabi-
net, which will probably be published to-
morrow. may appease public clamor and
enable President Sam to remain in power.
There l., however, strong feeling against
him, particularly III he interior, and it is
impossible 10 forecast events.
Sailors from the German warships are
allowed ashore.
The retiring Ministers are: P. Fame,
Foreign Affairs and Justice; NJ. Mont
point, War and Navy; NJ. Bulear, Inte-
r or: NJ. Chanzy, Public Instruction; NJ.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
COIltded IN q Tunnel.

WILKESBARRE, PA, Dec. PA
heavy freight train crashed into train
of empty coal cars in the Vos burg tun-
mel on the Lehigh. Valley Railroad this
morning. blocking the tunnel mpietely.
The wreck took fire ana burned furiouslv
all day. Eng netr John Thomas and MS
fireman. James Deegan, were badly hurt
The her trainmen escaped injury, but
they had he greatest d fficulty in making
th IT escape from the tunnel, crawling for
800 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-13
NEWS OF THE DAY

, NEWS OF THE DAY 9
, Weather forecast for San Fran Q
, cisco-Fair Monday; continued q
, cool; light northerly winds. Q
, FIRST PAGE. .
? Mourning at Canton.
, Resignation of Haytis Ministry Q
Relief r KIondikers. Q
, Mahaffy on Ireland's Crops. =
SECOND PAGE. Q
> National University Project. Q
Munic pal Reformers TO Meet. Q
> Negro Murderer Doomed. Q
Work Before Congress. Q
, THIRD PAGE. Q
? Weak Pleas for Annexation. Q Q
. Short Bicycle Track. Q
Suicide at Auburn.
. FOURTH PAGE. @
> Rival San Jose Factions. Q
. Wreck of Lum Der Schooner. Q
? Western Union Extension. 2 2
. FIFTH PAGE. @
. Attacked by Bold Robbers. c
What to Do in Ho dup.
. Arresting Pickpockets. g
o Gas in Hotels Dangerous. c
? Coursing al Ingleside. :
. SIXTH PAGE. C
o Editorial. c
The Coolies Advocate.
. Trade Improving Again. G
. Our Merchant M arine. c
? For the Public Good. :
. The Coast Press. G
? News Of Foreign Navies. 9
> Personals and Queries. c
. SEVENTH PAGE. g
. Mrs. Oalrichs MAY Go Blind. c
? Baseball Games of the Day. g g
, OppoSitiou to the Charter. Q
Blosse Talks of Ireland. Q
, Four Theaters Combined. .
EIGHTH PAGE.
/, Children of Mary Celebr Q
Prisoner O'NeiI l. Faking.
, Travelling Men a Pace, Q
, On the Rife Ranges G
, NINTH PAGE. c
News From Across the Bay. g
, TENTH PAGE. Q
, Notes OF the National Guard. =
ELEVENTH PAGE. c
, Births. Marriages, Deaths. c
? TWELFTH PAGE. {
News of the Water Front. c
) Swiftwater Bill Married. E
, A New Friend for Durrant. C
? An Alleged Utah Mu-deress. {
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-01-15

PARIS. III r6sulte du dernier re.
censement en- France, lequel Went
der re public, gull ny a pas d'aug-
mentation dams le nombre de nais-
sauc ~.
L'angmentation totale de la DO.
pulatlon en- France, depuis 1891,
nest que de It's, 027 habitan ts, tan.
dis que lie nomb,e d4s strangers
va en- diminuant.
La population des grandes villes
s'aooro1t aux d6penses de 9 ellie des
petites vilies ct des viIiag 9, qu1
dimiDue'
Les nombre des habitants a aug.
ment6 dams "a departments ct di.
minu6 dams So.
Dams IN. article sur la situation,
Paul de Cassaqnac, r6daoteur de
"rAt torit6," dit que la France
tombe on d6cadence. L'amo ur des
jouissanoes, la fr6n6sle du luxe, a
detrult chez les 6poux l'amour des
enfants, qui sont toujours a q obs
tscle aud disbursement des passions
des parents, ct la fami|le dis paratt
peu d peu.
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dams les circumstances. ct que c'est
un malheur ct une honte de voir
des compatriotes ct des catholi-
ques prolonger la lutte sur cette
brnlante question.
Quoique fassent les autres pro-
vinces. Quebec cessera 10 plus tot
possible les luJtes fratricldes qui
FONT agit6e dams le pass6. Les Ii
b6raux ne veulent pas d6clarer la
guerre au clerg6, men d6plaise aux
conservateurs. LIE clerge a rendu
des services inappr6ciables au
pays ct ailleurs; il droit au res
pect ct aux 6gards de toute la po-
pulation-
Honorable M. Laurier dit
quelques mots or anglais ct term1-
ma en- disant: Notre motto doit
etre "Le CANADA d'abord, enfn ct
toujours."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-01-15
Mgr IRELAND
ct SES PARTISANS
LUN1vEssITE OATHOLIQUE DE
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON On e apprls oes
jours derniers, sur la fol dune
home autorite, que le cardinal,
Rampolla, seor6taire du pape, a
6orit q l'archeveque Ireland, de
st Paul, lui d6clarant en- termes
pr6ois que lie pape spprsoie beau
coup Mgr Keane, ainsl que ga po-
lltique CONNIE recteur de pUni-
versit6 catholique. LIE cardinal
Rampolla assure l'aroheveque Ire
land quill ny q pas d'erreur pos
sible 3 redouter de la part des gu.
tories de Rome, dams les affaires
am6ricaines.
Mgr O'Oonnell, enoien recteur
du college american, a Rome, a
etc 6lev6 au siege episcopal de
Wilmington, d.. Mgr O'Conne]l
await etc pendant pres de deux
ans sous le coup de la oensure,
probablement pour s'etre montr6
trop chaud partisan du systeme
d'6coles prone par Mgr Ireland.
On dit que lie Pere Thomas sera
nomm6 vice-recteur de pUnivers :
is catholique. LIE Rev. Alfred
Curtis, 6veque retire de Whining
ford, ira d Baltimore CONNIE as
slstant du cardinal Gibbons. Tous
CTS hommes sont de francs lib6-
raux. L'universlt9 catholique a
lance 1000 invitations pour la c6
r6monle de l'installatlon da Rev.
Thomas J. Oonaty, CONNIE nou-
veau recteur. Mgr Martinelli re-
cevra le ssrment d'all6g6ance ct
de profession de fol. La partie la
plus importante de- la fete sera lie
dlsoours du DR. CoAaty, car il an
noncsra en- termes non 6qulvo-
ques la politique qui sera snivie
sous son regime.
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rent plus. Qaatre autres religieu.
ses s'elancerent au milieu des
fla MINES pour essayer de seoourir
les uois premieres; mails elles
6taient 4 peine entrees que la fu-
NEE les suffoquait ct que le plan
cher do la ohapelIe s'6croulait.
II y cut dams la foule des see
mes de d~5solation indescriptibles.
Des hommes h6roiques voulurent
Drawer lie danger pour arracher 4
la mort les sept psuvres femmes,
mails une pluie d'6tinoelles ct une
ohaleur insupportable les malntin-
rent q distance. Plusieurs femmes
s'6vanouirent ct ls cure de la pa
roisse, le r. P. Lizotte, leur admi-
nistra les derniers saorements.
Qaand on VT quill 6ta1t impos-
sible de rien sauver, on se rendit
q l'6glise Oh Ton pria pour les vic
times.
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PROMOTION

Nous apprenons avec plslslr
que notre estime compatriote NJ.
George Riviere Went d'etre rromu
au grade de sergent de vile: par
lie malre Pratt.
M. Riviere, durant |, 8 douze au-
n6es quill a rempli les fonctions
de simple o&cier de police, IL a gu
s'attirer lestlme ct la haute con
sid6ratlon de ses sup6rieurs dams
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT de. ses devoirs.
Nous remeroions le MARIE Pratt
pour Get acte de justice d regard
de notre digue compatriote.
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HERo1sME DIES YIcT1MEs
LIE CONVENT SERA RECONSTRUCT
SANS DELAI

QUEBEC m. P. White. conduc'
teur de la MALE sur le ohemin de
fer Quebec ct Lac St Jeaa, a don
ne les details suivants sur pincen'
die qui u d6truit le convent de
Roberval:
Vers 5 heures ct quart du ma
tin les hotes de lh0tel Marcoux
ais q une oinquantains de vergef
du convent, ont 6t6 r6veilles pal
les Girls de d6sespoir que pous.
salient les sours. Bientot une fou'
le considerable 6tait assembled
sur lie lieu du sinistre. En- moiue
dun quart d'heure les fammef
s'6taient propagees dams tout r6'
tablissement qul, au bout de deuz
heures, 6tait complement detrult
a1nsi qu'une maison do bo;s ada.
cente qul servait d'6cole menage.
re. Tout q brittle CONNIE IN f q de
pail. Las murs souls cont rest6a
debout, ct les sept scars ont Ste
eDseve.ies sous IN amas de debris
ct de cendres. La toiture s'est ef-
fondr6e avec IN bruit sinistre ct q
90 moment, scion quelques t6-
MONS, on q entendu les cris d'a
comics DIS viotimes.
La cause de l'incendie est tou
jours entour6e de mysteries. Cer
taines seurs pensent quill faut
Tattrlbuer q l'explosion d'une
lampe plac6e dams la chapelle.
A la premiere alarme les secure
ont fat softir Ell toute hate les
personnes qui 6taient dams le cou.
vent, puts vingt-six d'entre Giles
sont sortles q leur tour.
Des hommes, p%en6trsnt alorl
dams Il batisse, entreprirent d.
d6menager les meubles. Troil
seurs les y suivirent dane le bu'
de sauver des ornaments de Ii
hapelle. Mails elles ne reparu'
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La Altman Clothing Co., de
Buffalo. N. Y, l'une des manufac
lures les plus consid6rables de CO
genre aux Etats- Unis, a cts pres
reimbursement d6truit di-
manche par IN IN
cendie. Les pertes s'6levent 3
$3.50, 900 couvertes, en- partie par
es assurances.
Cette soci6t6 est propri6taire de
la Altman Clothing Co., de Min
neapolls.
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NOMINATION JUDIClEUSE

LIE qouverneur Olough, a nom.
me mercredi dernler, Frederick @
Barrow,, su poste important d'lns
pecteur d'Huiles pour lie Minneso
t8.
M. Barrows est un sncien resi-
dent ct fun des oitoyens les plus
estim6s de Minneapolis.
Depuis pres de Is ans, M. Bar
rows a 6t6 Fun des manufacturer
de bOis de sci8ge
les plus oonsld6rables de la Vile
ct par ses manier 8 affables 81
honnetes il s'est acquis l'estime de
la classe ouvri6re.
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LIE JUICE Tessier doit partir mar
di proclaim pour le Sud, dams Pin
t6ret de So sant6. II SO propose de
passer quelque temps q Pass Chris.
tian, puts IL visitera ensuite Jack
sonville, Orlando ct autres en-;
drolts. Advenant lie cas- que le ju-
pc Tessier trouverait IN endroit
qui lui conviendralt, il pourrait Sc
faire quill %laisserait d fnitive-
ment Minneapolis avec sa famille.
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N. LAURIER
A QUEBEC
IL PARLE DE REGLEMENT SooLAI-
RE DEvANT CINQ MILE
PERsONNEs
APPEL AU PATR1oT1sME OANAD1EN
LA PROVINCE DE QUEBEC DOT
CEssER SEES LUTTEs FRATRI-
CIDES
AU PATR1oT1sME CANAD1EN

QUEBEC. I'm soir de la semaine
derniare, Honorable WiIfrid Laa.
rier a adress6 la parole a environ
5000 personnes, a la sale d'ar'
mes, de cette Vile, Oh l'avaient es'
cort6 deux cents raquetteurs, por.
tant des torches. lie premier mi.
nistre du Canada parla durant une
heure. II commence par inviter Les
Canadiens a SO montrer patriote
a TRAVELLER de concert pour le
bien public. Cost le devoir de
bon citoyen, dit-ll, de d6fendre lee
Liberties const;tutionnelles ct reli'
excuses de son pays. Les conserva-
tours ont gu peur de s'acquitter
de CO devoir ct d'accorder justice
q nos fr4res du Manitoba lis ont
oppose le jugement du Oonsei]
Priv6 q la politique du gouverne.
ment liberal, ct lis le feront enco-
re, mails GO jugement nest qu'un
commandment moral ct non pas
I'm ordre formel. II va dams st
Boniface CONNIE ailleurs, de bons
catalogues qui supportent le gou-
vernement ct approuvent ga poll
t1que. C'est q tort que l'on accuse
les lib6raux de s'etre montr6s hos.
titles au principles du bill Dickey.
ST CO bill cut accord6 q la minori-
t6 une part equitable DIES deniera
publics, pour le maintien de ses
6eoles, lis l'auraient sans doute ap-
puy6. M. Dickey s'excusait dune
facon insufisante, lorsau'il pre-
tendait que lie Dominion n'avait
pas droit de d6creter les d6penses
provinciales.
Apr4s ayoir falt p6loge de M.
Prendergast, NJ. Laurier consacra
quelques instants de r6plique aux
6crits de Is. "Minerve" ct de M,
Royal, puts il evoqua le souvenir
de Papineau, q qui, dit-il, les Ga.
nadiens-franqais sont redevables
de la conservation de leur langue
ct de leur fol.
Parlant de Ia question s~colaire.
NJ. Laurier dit gull ne pourai1
faire de meilleur arrangement
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