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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11


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,,LUXEMBURGER GAZETTE,
DUBUQUE, IOWA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11
THE
.,Luxenlburger Gazette

"a catholic Weekly 5
published by the
GERMAN CATHOLIC PRINTING Co.,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
TERMS: $3.50 per annum, invariably in
nadvance.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11
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Gin fatbplil6es 8p6enblatt
fit 2eeht lna M'ahrheit,
Sas Ypfpprto

In ben Sr Staan unb Canada berdst 20 Gents per atr
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jabrlia ssrausbejdtlt ptreen.
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New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
THE WASHINGTON TIEATY.
RULES AND REGULATIONS ADOPTED BY THE
COMMISSIONERS.

RULES AND REGULATIONS ADOPTED BY THE
COMMISSION 0NERS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The rules and regula-
tos adopted by the Commissioners under the 18th Arti
Gle Of the Treaty OF Washington, have been printed.
They require among other things that in addition to the
representatiOn claim, and the proofs In support
thereof which shall have been presented to his Govern
ment the claimant shall file in the office OF the Commits
To by 20 printed copies thereof In
where the amount Is less than lOW the memorials
memorial shall state the full OF the claimant, the
place of his BIRTH and the place places Of his
April 1865 inclusive II he be naturaized citizen, or
subject Of the Government by which his claim s pre-
shall whether To the be Rss
naturaliztd any country other than that of his birth
II the claim be preferred IN behalf Of firm or assoea
company the names OF each person interested both at
the date when he claim sdd & a. ING & aae Od
Of persons interest The memorial must state the
+ founded and the amount claimed properly verified.
objection to the Jurisdiction. OF the Commission ion
in the memorial may be- made in the form Of demurrer
stating with technical nicely the substantial GROUNDS OF
the 4 the py Of hs emora to eompee his
proofs and after the completion of his proofs and notice
thereof given two months sa be allowed for taxing the
proofs Of the defense, with such further extension OF
te in each the Commission, on application, may
the defense Shall have closed the Commission will when
the claimant shall desire TO take rebutng proof accord
reasonable time the purpose All dispositions after
the filing of the memorial shall be taken on notice The
Commissioners may at any time issue special Comms
sion for taking testimony the application Of either
party and may asO,on the motion Of either party order
any claimant witness to appear personally before them
for examination or ss-eXalninatlOn. .
When the time has expired for taking proofs, or the
has been closed both sides the proofs Will be
printed under direction of the Secretary and at the
expense OF the Commission. The argument for the
claimant shall be filed within fifteen days after the papers
shall have been printed All cases will be submitted on
printed arguments, which shall contain statement OF
the facts and references to the evidence by which
respective Governments will be heard whenever they
desire TO argue any orally Arguments OF counsel
for individual claimants will be received In print when
submitted by the counsel Of either Government and not
4rNr
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCR.
PORT or NRW-VORK ......,

PORT or YRw- YORK OCTOBER J.
CLEARED.
ss%:P s:s.n:P sss11s ss !D 5oos Te1 ITsIpeo
a,s5 T,sSSs GSs. 4 s EonhsC e. hss T. & Nor.
gan 1s Isaac Bell. Brakeman Norfolk City Richmond
o sesmshp VIM Clyde Drew Norfolk City Point and Richmond
Steamship Steamship Fs19s E%9s 9oiS5 Df& fs jim Dh
ssssm.siD ri. Ha.s 4 sSf %'oI D'T' rS'is''
sssPP s:sRsP cGs" ySs"'.s W1 5.s "G9 DTSs
stsP Lee ns,S Hfso f.T11niH vi ssi' Ferns
S S.l 1s TSSP %si;s' i;SsS
Ti Bs gn sor Joonsen HenasaI nce Punch Edge
Bark Bar Yarmouth B Dne Queenstown Falmouth Geo. F.
Bark Kate tBrl MURPHY. Londonderry, Brett Son Co.
Bg S1 " Fon L m1 BT1 9enesS Broad PHI agand
c"steT @ AcSo :, Tim TsSG = Co. I.Dev Parker.
scSr Helen Augusta Wells Pensacola
SeSr. Blackstone, Wicison Providence.
schr. n. Bloomfield, lIobbe, Stamford
ARRIVED
Steamship Java r Msu Liverpool Sept 2o via Queenstown 2h
with mde and pass to c. g. Prancklyn. - ., ,o. -,
@ saT. n Span T we " Sept
sa%ap nJ spSsa & .n.T.ppS STpS Eros s'o" sept anu n0'
steamship Magnolia, Palmer Savannah with nd and pass to !"
steamship Huntsville cro~e Savannah with md'e and pass to
steamship Gsor. Crowe Charleston with md' and pass TO Henry
T. Morgan 4 20. .
Bark Edith Rose Possett Liverpool Aug S. with coal
(Br.) Koln. Liverpool 50 DAYS with coal 80
Brig Spiser Of and from Windsor N 81 days with pase
Matthew Kenney Barter DoboJ Island, Ga Gays WIN yer
low n.
sh Alert of Bes, River 81 Jones Old H'rO0r JAM via h'np
scS G' Ploss BRIDE BsweT NaguAbO days. with sugar.
sCH COAsTwIsK.
W. Sims Virginia
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Oct a-Tbe North German Lovd steamship Bremen
Capt Locwgs Sept d. for Bremen touched at South
| anpton to-day and proceeded
The steamship City of London Capt Tbbet from New
York Sept O'Clock this morning and pro-
| ceeded for Liverpool o m
Alexandria sept ~
for Glasgow touShed al MOyie to-day and proceeded .
BRRT 3-The General Transatlantic Companys steamship
Lemare New g. arrived at this port
a 10 O'Clock this morning. and proceeded for Havre
tFOr Ldtest Ship Neps FIN PG0eJ
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
TIE CASE OF THE PARsEE LuNATIC.

Chief Judge DAILY of the Common Pleas
filed an opinion, yesterday in the case Of Bomanjee
Byramjee Colsh the Parsee lunstc. Application was
lately made for the transfer of Colah the Lunac
Asylum here to the hands Of his fatherinaw, who de-
sired TO carry him his country in the hope that
the society Of his friends and the Of his native
land might restore his clouded faculties The appca-
ton ws opposed the ground that the voyage would
be injurious him that his relatives opposed his
turn, and that the Court had no power TO remove n
lunatc beyond its Jurisdiction Judge DAILY oyerrued
remove In proper case but the evidence submitted
upon the motion insufficient to determine whether
he should be removed not he has directed that Drs
DartOn Vance, Hammond, Cymer and ,Gescheidt shall
meet at Asylum and after examination Of COah
ach shall report the Court whether In his Judgment
removal is not. The expenses OF the five
phy named to be paid out OF the funds OF
unsc in the hands of his committee The refused
the application ~ transfer the property Of the unatic
given by the wife of Coah until and unless the Court
Should nay decide to ColAh to his native land.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
CIVIL NOTES.

The motion to have both suits in the Vlele
divorce case tried at the time came on before
Judge Ingraham In the Supreme Court Chambers, yes
terday and after argument by counsel was denied inc
first case vee against his wife then set down Tor
tomorrow at II III.
Detective Ives went, recently, to examine
the books Of Marcus Brode, tobacco dealer. Brode
forcby elected him from his store and Ives had MIN
arrested for resisting internal officer Brode
then procured the arrest Of Ives on warrant Issued by
Judge Ingraham Of the Supreme Court OF the STATE
charging him with false imprisonment Ives applied.
Yesterday to Judge Blatchford Of the United States CIR
cult Court for writ OF cerordri removing his case TO
that Court, and also for writ Of babeas corpus take
him the hands Of the State officers BOth OF the5e
wrfts granted and Ives given into the custody
Of a United States Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
BoNARp,s ECCENTRICITIEs.

The examination of witnesses in the BOnard
will case was continued before Surrogate Hutchings
yesterday. Dr. Charles Kaemmeir testified that he
acquainted with MI Bonard from 1859 to 1885 he
very poor clothes and dressed In sOvenly manner he
walked like with articulation in his joints and
lived like poor, miserable beggar; he worked hard
housecleanng and putting down carpets and used to
carry bundles pieces Of iron and lead pipe through the
Streets witness had several conversations with him on
politics and religion he thought that priests and re
gion had created an Immense amount of trouble In
the word he was a deist and believed that after
death the soul goes into the body OF an ANIMAL
ne tnouFnt that animals much better than the
Jory OF men, he did not appear 10 have had much early
SdHaeau0n opt had read considerable and had sharp
JuoRuent ON hs crossexaminatDn the witness. In re-
ply TO the queston "Do believe In the existence Of
Goa VINO VIII punish false swearing T. said that he be
AeVe1 N supreae Being. but did not believe u The
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Thomas Colory, charged with passing counter
felt $40 b held yesterday By Commissioner Shields Tor rAnua
ton
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Ledvh erk the Court assaulted with dirk BY James
Bridget who stabbed LedSith the The mes
senger will probably be arrested to-day
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice DOwllng COM
Drisco Frank Langon coored yes
broken the store OF Louis MATHS NO.
and carried clothing worth
$3l0 leave the carrying bundles
In the Court Of Special Sessions, before Judge
Bowling YESTERDAY Peter obnsOn, coored for stealing two monkeys
Pnnta for two months Michael Casgan ana
James Haren tppug sent the House Of Refuge "eb
Der stealing from Della SouthHicEs store sent to
the Catholic Reformatoy Mary Murray ssultng sarah Ly
colored and tearing her clothes month John he tapping
till No. Is udsons sent to the House oil heuge
In the Court of General Sessions, before Recorder
etett yesterday John ON pleaded guilty On attempt At oug
State Prison for an
Morris petty larceny months Chsres Hechsl attempt grand
larceny months Thomas H. Nelson, charged win
earring discharged the tools found on m
during dv law sgsint carving such oo except
amer nghta OF eIPoice Omcer George w Hare
charged stealing gold watch and haln worth $50 from
brother Sn House Of the Fifth Precinct Aug 70 the
Jury agree and discharged IRON any further
The Of the Court has been very nuch leu "
non attendance Of the petit juror
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04

OF which was cent 10 New YorK and San Francisco Inc
great latitude hitherto granted to the lovers or hr
hun re1 coolies were lately arrested for Initiating Wna
the Americans call the Georgia costume nanesc
stnnding certain stringent clauses In the Sapa.nso
frcatics with foreign nations facilities for traves
in Japan arc we'll nigh uninterruptea; nnitormiS
f tho ciyiity and general riendness Of tho Japanese
wherever they have been. and the country r3as arc
rod as safe as streets OF feuo OF IOkona
RxcuTsions into the country are occurring every
day and the inn-kecpers arc begnnlns 70 ohlSy
hunters of recreation and lovers OF new Information
An English officer has published IN I.e HGgasei Gasee %
from which extract the following particulars; The
Coresns whom he were noted for their stature anu
rcat strength and seemed to get their living from the
Goa and agriculture the country which they saw was
hly and covered with grass swine seemed TO be quite
conSnon and horned cattle used as beasts OF
hirien the men all had fine heads OF hair, which was
short and gathered into small knot at the top they
wore brnpped bats and their dresses consisted OF
tunc and trOwscrs and they were neat iB their per
sOns and did not carry firearms
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
DARING BURGLARY IN BROADWAY.

Burglars effected an entrance early yester-
day into the store Of Wm Jackson dealer in mourning
goods at Broadway and Waverley They entered
the shoe shop A. Merkent in the front basement, by
means Of false key, and breaking down thin parti
tion passed into the workshop of Mr. jackson. In the
rear basement and thence, by means Of staircase,
gained the floor above They selected % pieces of heavy
black silk, and two pieces OF black and white striped
Sik worth sSo and easily escaped with their punder
in the same way that they mad entered An oicer OF
the Precinct that he tried both the
and basement doors several times during the and
that they were in each instance securely fastened until
II is conectured that the thieves locked the base
ment door behind them after entering.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
DECIsIONS-OCroBgR 3.

Supreme Court Chambers-By Judge Ingraham-
Mcmahon Lobensn og Walker Gates s Fort Barton
gt thornton Cady Meigg ialchnss gt Glass Wooe sg
johnson. Way sst h Same ag sTee IGes @ S psn sg %
on sg Mooney Boge Guict Banking Co . Ve
Kauey sheahn Arlnoush az Horton sweeney s sAsIGo p
sgt Chamberlain SANE hIkenbsrgh sgt WebeITws mo-
ors American Bank ag Myers. Wilson aSt Tnnper r~
Co Leyy-Moions granted Suhsch ag DenIer
Wilson AIT Bschmsn National Bank Of Y sgt Johnson hsngsm
ATT Ferguson Stafford GUodenough Manning Motions
denied.
By Judge Bsrnssbean a Sherman Referred back for FUR
ther testimony -
COes Kobbe Motion grsnte Oonnel Hs| DonheV'
Judgment OF divorce granted
Special Ie,m-By Judge Jones.-C0wing agt. West
Merchants Company
Mechanics and Trads Insurance Company Same .g Com
same WlGamsbugh City nnrancs
Comp.n Cowan Rogers Paine sgt Smond-orden granted
simn set Kelwster.-Mouon denied no costa
Common Pleas-Speoial Term-By Judge Van Brunt.
Grotsky Smith sst Polockhoions denied Brown
Hendricks ta-Alowance granted on amount received
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
nEwyoRK DAILY TR1susn WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 4. 1871

a.+ns os future rewards and punishments, or In the
snthsnticty of the Scriptures Divine revelation
constads Oustardt, who kesps boarding n9nse s,m
from April TO september 1876 the dece,sed ssd De ne
from Normandy In France, and was In Rouen IN 1870 no
sad ne had family In Frsnce, but was not nchhea W
ssv mnch about t6em said II they knew where ne was
sv mirht come to him. and he did not want 10 naYa
nythns 10 do with them and he would rather WORK Ior
nnals than for soclety society was 90 corrupt h was
not worth paying any attention TO. ana animals aione
vero worthy OF interest ..,1 p,,a
MI WiptersdorR an opcian, testified that Mr. Bonard
boarded for some time with HIS sister nlaw spent most
of his ums In his and lived In very miserU man
ner he nsed ~ examine flies and bedbugs with micro
scope and thought he found worms In dies heads whcn
continued 10 live after the flies were dead ne used 10
be up every night walking In bis room the Gay
before went TO the hospital he appeared OUT
Of his mind. ,..s -,
piled TO him TO three kegs OF gold from ms Doaru
ing house Leonardst. tO place In Wau-st; -
Joseph Scwbarts said Mr.. BOnard told him ne came
from Rouen France when he 40 years old and that
he had had trouble with his family but on Wit
ness's telling him that he was also from Rouen, MI
Bonard would not say anything about the place,
and appeared much relieved when witness told him tnat
he had relations living In ROuen Mr. Bonard SAID ne
had lived several years among the Indians had earned
their language, and thought they were far superior 10
civilized people he made his money by selling lewery
10 the Indians false and some real Adjourned 10
Dot, 10
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
pASSENGERS ARREHED.

FROM LrvERPooL-ln Steamship spsS 0e. o-h. FOF'1s'
ssn4 Nay, Mn H.nlssn Brady Mr. Bogrie CAPT Tosy
Jackson Newton Mr. yaetsens hooekeeper Mr. and hr Mccarthy
4; As aa' Bs md r. b.t.a s." NJ H. 's
NJ Oven c.rfs, T. s.fs.t.i, y, v%dsrpsS y joos.5
s.:. s'ss sf ssg'i s..ssi s.'s s:%.r pSssr
esp white u s..oey T. Hind Dr. n Tracey; II. Cunningha%
a.s Mr. SsIssE .nd boy William. ,1d wife
Thom,, Col and Mise. Burton AUpert Sugen
r Bonste.d Roberts Kelet J. T. Jones, hra Kidd
ssd children Miss Hslau J. Fisher, G. Lyall
FROM LyBRPOOL-in steamship J'v, Oct 3-hr and hrs;
Mrs Bradshaw n. r. Power% w. NJ Lent B. Thomss, Mrs g.
Donovan j. Mcdonnell and servant DELANEY Kane Hilton ss!e
j. Harris L. wsug, Dr. Zabhskie Mr. and Mrs Psts and
elHep G. b. Ives John Gill; Mr. and Mr Hodges Mr. and Mr.;
Baker and children. Mr. and Mrs, Powell and Nj. Powell,
Milb v N,esn. Nr IL Morgan, g. aeereJ wife and cSlA
Mahal Mr. Hoist CAPT. and Mr. sweeney chi and Snr.e Mr..
servants Miss Seward Miss veAs9ue Purvss Iiolnan
Mr. and d. svett Miss MclOin Thernan Mr. Mcdonnell
W. Wells tio,Iolle and Witshrs r. B. Bhke Ms
Miller B,,n and uds spe; The b; ThUg t e fr W Inc RE-,
james iSSHT the Rev z,br... wS J..ss lew, S'S"ii
Hoyt and Mrs. Gerd M Valle d. "sId ": harGss
Mr. and Mrs Lei Baker Miss Powell M and MISS Gibbe M,
Miller Rev and Miss Dcierson Miss Namely Mr. r.
Gould Roy and d,ughtr Miss Ward Mr. Gould T. a Bang
Mra Russell Miss Davies Mr. W G. Tobbler Svnn hwa'e,
David MseIyer Mr. We're Foster W. Psron hr Clements Mrs.
Martha Mr. Porcke Psres Maid servt C. Gregory hr ana n
Muroy and Mrs Williamson. Al, MI.
FROM sAVANNAH-In steamship Magnolia Oct MIS- Betbsns
Mn Bell Miss Bell M sews Mrs Hurchback M H. pape ns'
Dane w Badger C. NJ Cunningham, Mrs t. Keep M r'Hm
and in the sferaRe, , ,,.,,- n. =, O u,u.d,v
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
90 mhom II man Concern

V'IIE TRUSTEES of the FIVE POINTS
HOUSE OF INDUSTRY grateful fr support compelled
10 appeal for funds for need The receipts during the summer
have been inadequate supply und aud with the approach
cold weather the demands upon increase
Over three hundred children are In the school
More than hundred reside in the house.
About thousand meals daily TO children and adults
One hundred and forrI persons Lave been prov de with employ
ment during the past four months
More than thousand dollars needed for immediate use
The Board friends need only Be reminded OF the
wants Of the Institution win kindly remember US Contributions may DO
sent to HUGH n. CAMP, Treasurer, laS WOrhst - . -.
TRusrEKs-Archbah Russell Presidents Charles Ely Marshall Let
rs Hugh N Camp Treasurer Frederick g. Foster MOTHS Jesup
George Belts Secretary D. Lyds suydAn O. H. MORAN
TNO BUILDERS.-All persons having charges
complaints agans JAMES hACGREGOR, Superintendent
Of Buildings Oee need With bis are spee
Committee appointed the Bue Association who are Authorized
receive he same JAMES PErTRECH, No l1 6ls.L TEX
RANCE FARLEY No. 7a3 LeIngtOnaVs JOHN BuRChlL NO ~
X. t6th-st LRANDER BUCK, No. 10 t. Hh-sti GEO' w.
DBCUNHA Nos 328 aud 800 W. +Othst
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
Gitn Real getate for Sale.

A MODERN four-story brown stone HOUSE
la9rO feet well bt and arranged and in perfect Ors m a
feet. Apply 70 g. II. LUDLOW Co., 3P.nesl- (Pl3n
A FIFTH and Eighth-aves. and Broad
m BUILDING LOTS s5gy plots sni blocks oahns ,Ds
for SALE bv K. STEVENSON Il SON, II PineT,
A r Builders price, on easy terms, modem
~ browasone DWELLING, 2OI5j, three stories hsa ,,o
lot iO2 feet ute Seventy oontt bet Second AMI TFs
AIpyon the premises
A -FIRST-CLASS full and medium sized
~ DWELLINGS, snt adjoining Phh and hSdoa.v-s fs
SALE BY V. n srE\ ENSON 4 sON, II Pne-st
EOR SALE-HOUSE No. 22l East Twelfth st,
a5r6,; o stories high soop finished modern n.
Irov,merts. frsicass order psr Immediately For Irl. D
ply to HIRAM MERRITT No. 50 Thrdave
EOR SALE-On West Thirteenth-st, 3-story
HOUSE, 22r5OIi block; good segbborbo,i VII
GGD HOMER MORGAN 2Pin.a
EOR SALE or RENT-A first t-class, full-sized
STABLE MsiisOnaye, Murray Hill so STABLE 18th
st. sl5,OO rent, 1920. w p. SEYMOUR III Bro.a~sJ
IMMENSE TREE SLAUGHTER.-Beauti
beay given away There has been such sacnoe a.
the sale Of the STOCK
Nursery Grounds Of D. HIGGINS Sons. Flushing, l. Pine
sale will contnue TO-DAY each following unn 10
entire disposed Of Attend the gst Tree Slaughter
Huners Point at TO- sharp Get OUT sNhe nd
walk 10 the grounds.
STH-AVE., above 46th-st.-A frst-class, extra
- wide HOUSE, price low Others on shave furnished AID
y. r. SEYMOUR, III Bro.ds,r
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
REAL ESTATE.
NRw-YORK. lesday n,

Hh"- IUKK' Tlesday, Oct. :, 1871.
There was large attendance at the Rr.
change to-day, but the property offered was not in do
mand. and the sales were made at low prices Messr.
+. H. Ludlow Co. offered plot Of ground corner Of
ElIn-st and Catherinelane, bat withdrew It, no pd
being made for the property co.
NJ. A. J. Lynch Hugh N Camp sold the hcnse knox,
as No. ls Fast Seventy thirdSt, q three-stOry MA
stOOp dwelling. at sl2,4O0. sA
James NJ. Miller sold lot south side Twenty Seventhst
100 feet east Of Tcnthavr for oOO The lot IA coyer
with shanties, which will be removed.
Joseph Mcclure sold the st-cass house and 10, e..,
aide ~ Parkave Sc feet OF FOrtiethst slz lot So
for $4,000 The auGtOneer sold the house and lt
known "a No. ~ Frst-pllre, between Clinton and
Hrnry. sit.. for ll.l25; size Of lOt, 2l.9xlSl5L 80
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
wRDNESDAY, OCr. (

WEDNESDAY 0cr.
ksls for Rurope aud Liverpool steamship
wyomlns cose Supplementary Mail Pr. No. "a,
n. R., Is closed at 9;l3 q. m. . .
double portage ,o
Ei for H,n. ,ad the West Indies per steamship cl'Opa''. close
THURSDAY 0cr. S.
Malls Rurope via Liverpool steamship City OF Bristol close
a. Supplementary Mail, Pier No. - r., eosed
IAN i.ts deposited 10 Supplementary Mails mn be prepaid with
double postage -. ,, -,
FRIDAY, oor. g.
InPoRrlxr Bremen Line sesmhp pg
does not At present take the PrussIsn Closed Mall"