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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-28

ellSi9eber, aber eS Qerei6t mir our ,yreuoe,
oieie Na6ri6t uerbreiten III f0nnen, wel9e
YtuS TX. ben Tamen oes ,ySieoerber:
lteuers Der fatbolii6en loierardie" beitdtisi
uno Der Der 6ir@e elm 6elO Su neuen Grobe.
runsen %Ofinet."
Snn Der Wrihicl miro unter Dem 10.
Iusuit sei6riebsn: Die smolf 6ranctstas
%neien, pel6e bisber Die MGoben: Sbule
IN &nis ~leiteten, weroen in oerislben gisene
l6aft in Der Staot Buffalo in Noroamerifa
wirfen. Bis gum 3. Se,ember b. g.
miiiien ale Beniionate bes Sroens aufae,
lott lem, ertldrte Der Gultusminiiter Or.
Salt Der @ensral>S berin, als bisie i'm aui
leiner 9teiie our1 Die Gbeinprouin, iber
oas ;u erpurtenbe S9iflal ibrer Sroenss
bduler befraste. = Bon ben &eformatens
Batres seben oieierT Gage adt nod Chicago.
Der oortise Siidcf antportete auf cine an
ibn oieierbalb ersangene Infra9e ourd ben
Selesrapben, er lei bereit, etrua a9t @eiit:
li9e, Die Der polniiden Spra9e mddti9
ltno, IN ieine Oioceie auf,unebmen.
Iatcr Scedi, Ser beriibmte aitronom,
leitet nod lmmer Die Sternpdrte in &om.
als Die G%esieruna ieinen Oroen ~uerbannte,
uerueigerte er Die Stele gu bebalten, aber
auf ben 8uni9 Oes Sroens: Generals nabm
er Die @eiserung wieoer suriif uno linb
ibm i'm romilden Golesium einige i3immer
sur Serfisuns seiteat. Saourd muroe
su9lei6 Der 3erltOrung Der 3immes bes bl.
Nlopiius uno Stanislaus uorgebeust, oa
oieielben on bieieni9en &dume anitoBen,
wcI6e Die Resieruns Safer Secdi bepils
ligte. Oils Die Seiuiten nod i'm Golesium
%weilten, ~faiteten iie jeoen Wtttuod gu 6b.
rem oes 81. alopiius, oaB iein i3immsr ME
entweibt weroen m0se. Sbr @ebet muroe
erb0rt. Oas rOwiide Goaesium uuroe
bonn 8e0er bis gum Dad ~ einem 9pceum
u%mseuanoeIt, weI6es befanntermuBeu ra:
tionaliitiid lit uno bod miro Seius anses
betet, 9liibeno uerebrt, in einem fleiuen
I0eiligbtum, oas unuerlest seblieben, i'm
3immer oes ensliid.reinen 81. alopfius.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-28
Girdli4f ueui9ksitsn.
SnlanD.

Sas Sam Jranrisen, Gal, Bulletin"
iast: Der bodw. Batter Ouuien BON
@eitminiter, Srittii9 Columbia, ioa in
Sdloe gum Yil6of ernannt werben. Sater
Ouuien bat einen sroBen ginfuB unter ben
Snoianern, bel welden er mebrere Sabre
eifris wirfte.
Der gSarrentOn, Georgia, clipper"
entbdlt S~olgenpes: Gin beionberes greiss
nib bat li6 in &autown in bieiem Gpuntp
Suseiragen. Eeu. Ratban Oapibion pre-
biste iiber baS @unber, bur6 wel6s5 Seius
einen blinben Mann iebeno mo6te, inOem
er 9ebm auf SeiIen Qlusen itri9. Ger
Srebi9er bemertte oann, bag bieS yiebr
,ndrrii6 RON GbriituS" 9ewsien
iei. El0eli9 parS Der Yreoi9er itumm
nnb fOnnte me5rere Stunben lang nt6t
mebr reoen. sls er Die Sprade wieOer en-
lanste, ia9te er, eS lei feline 4bIi6t 9eweien
Su iagen, ooB Gbriitus S~un6IungSweiie IN
bieIelu Sale in ben gtugen Der g4elt ais
udrrii3 an9eie6en peroe, unS earna6 babe
er oann sei9en wollen, bag es beiien uuges
a9tet fir Gbriitus nOtbwenpis semeien wdre
81 banbeIn, wie CT es that.
SIS lit bisS ein merfpiiroi9er Sal, d6er
an Der Wabrbeit beSlelben lit ni6t su
5~ueiieIn, fam CT bod uon bpnoerten be-
jeust perben.
@r5bi6ceie &ew 0orf.
Sn @srtsfiQ, 0ew BORT, pirS Sur6 Die
Gt6eraiitat zines yprOteltnntii9en" 6errn
cine Gapele fir Die Sran,isfaner +. S6pe.
tern, lpeite ben GrGnsen oieneu, 9ebaut
peroen.
gr5ti6tcie Milwoutee.
Ser bo&w. oerr Glsper 6iliau 6Iai3,
ieit elmer 0teibe non Sobrsu Pfarrer Der
ct. Marien @emeinbe in Sim 0roue,
8Oufelba County, 1T ais YrofeiiOr in OaS
SaIelianum beruien worocn, Jteu. 6laIa
1T s~ebirtis aus Der Si0ceie QSiir3burg, fam
o6sr l9on lS47 na1 Den Ser. Staaten.
Dem YroieiiOr S6nItbelB aus Quincy,
ST., ein yaie, Dem Der Guf zines tii6ti9en
@eIebrten uOraneebt, ut alo yebrer Der alten
Spra6en in ben @pmnalialclaHen beS
Saleiiauims an9eltcllt worpen.
Sm Ssaprr Dam baben bic 9olsu cine
neue Stride erbaut, 70 oab ReGpcr Dam
iettuier tutbOlii6e &ir6en sa9lt.-Oie neue
ct. 9usuitin:&ir6e iieben Meiln uon
&i6iielO, ioa bis l. October inter DAD
fommeu. Oielelbe lit aus Stein erbaut-
in Der gtabe Der alien STRIDE.
GrSbiOceie Cincinnati.
llcbrrtrasuns Der &eliquien bes beilisen
Nfdrtprers CONTAINS auf Wiount goams.
9etten Sonntas @a6uittaS wuroen bic, in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-28
Sanr, @oiei, Giiei un0 @nns.
rUfeu.

6reusua@ d., %. gls. Die Sur5 PEI.
i@iepene GOmmiiiioneu bewirfte 9lbi6a,.
sung Der bur6 oaS So9waiier in 6irn unb
Sabnenba6 perurla6ten materielen S6a-
Den bat laut Der Ya0ln. 3tg." 6olsenOeS
ergeben. Der S6aoen betrlg an @ebdus
BEN, @ebren unS @emsinSebriiden 256,s
294 &C., au Waaren uno Wtobilien ii6ers
baupt 4S3, lOl M., an @ieb %, 726 d.,
OIL 6eloiui9ten, Seu unS Grunolniten
lO3, 40 Wt., an ltdotii6en Straben, Pfa:
itsrung, camden uno @aSleitlns 20, 900
%. 6erner bstrdst Der S6apen al BE:
s%irtsitraBeu III 600 Sc, an StaatsltraBeu
10, $3.50 Dr., mitbin Der biSber ermittelts
@eiammti9aoen 9ss ,4sl &c, @o9 tas'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-28
2;ersif&- SnxemG nrg.

Gum GinuebmLer Der oirecten
Sttuern in GonIce (6aiuautJ mur0e
Nerr 81. q. Ter tisie SteQe III &aitrn6
Oerliebt, ernonnt. 0srr &b. Ntaiuir, Sin.
nebmer 8 81. ~ 9tbus 1T na9 Stsrpe
Nip ueyiebt wnroea.
0err 0eiire SOiepb 9inS, Director
Ser mitlsreu Stautai3uIe iu Girtou, lit
nit 9le3t aaf Feniion in GaI6etau6 periett
uorOeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-28

Son ben ,&atbulii6en Miiiiunen" ers
5ielten mir bas glusuitbeft. Wir baben
bieie pradtuoue Monatsi9rift i9on 10 oft
empfoblen, bas cine Wieoersabe ibres Sns
baltes fir oieiesmal seniist:
Snbalt.-Irei @cnate auf Sati S6la6l.
-ao.sa IL. Ginflbruns ess 9brifenIbums in
8rrsa.-gus benz Orient Sdluel.-5 aatbpli'
its Mi,ionsanitaltsa in Ssrisn. -GaGri1tsn
aus esn Miiicnsn : China, Siincia. pplynslen,
9ritiibsS Hore Gmsrifa. - Wisesaen. - 5ir
WiiIpns,wsde. -gsilase fur bic SuesnS: @la.
msslsy [S&Iuel. - 3psi junse gia,tsrsr aus
2rrea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-28

go. 9 ber ,,Garilia'', beS 9. Organs
bes Gacilien gereins, lit fat ausidlieBIi3
ben geridten iiber Die biesidbrise General
8eriammluns II. bic Yrobuction bes anles
rifanii3en GdciIienuersius in Sapton, o,
sewibmet. Die Sorti6ritte oes Sereins
freren uns rebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-28

Sin ertra Sersniisen mabt es unS ims
mer Der Monatsi6riit fir bic tatboIii9e
Suseno ,,Mariabilt" gu erpdbnem. Sas
porliesenoe 2. Seft oes 4. Sabrsanses lit
eben 10 i9On an ausitattuirs ais 9eoiesen
an Snbalt. SIS ltebt Der friibern in Ni9ts
nad. Sreis oes SabrsanseS 50 Gents.
Man idreibe an S. $. &eniert, DO. AZ
GbapelitraBe, Gleuelanb, Sbio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-28
g. 5. c. $. C..
@eueral Sicariat COLORADO.

Gns SGs AniTias i9reibt rrS Elm Abons
uent QSir baben bier in unlerm 1000
GiuUobner ;dblenben St6o,ben Sen San
elmer tatbolii6eu Stride bcsouuen uuo
gum SbeiI polenSet. 3uar cine 9as
tbeorale miro pas nibt uno AUDI miro lie
ni9t aus tiinltli6em @eltein 9eIiet; aber
Elm @~ottcSbaaS pirO e5 bod. Sdsielbe
lit 20 bel so SUB groB uno aus 9uft,ie0cl
tAdobes) erri6tei. Ginmdl ale 4 @uden
fommt Elm prielter ~ unS nnS perliebt zen
@otteSoienlt.
Nnslanh.
Sic GatBulifen IN @rie6enlano weroen
li9 bGIb elmer 9ro6eu @enustbuun9 er:
freueu nno cine bobe @obltbat 0enieBen.
Der beiIige Stubl lit na9 lansen Inter:
%banolungcn pabin 9elan9t, oa6 CT bic tas
tbolil9e Sierardie in @rie6enlano einiIb;
rem fduu, wie er eieS in Sollano uno in
Gn9lano 9etban bat 60 b6rt-iaot Der
Oiierpatore Sattolico = Grie6enlano aui,
elm @sbiet iir Die Miiionen uno oie apo,
ltolii6en Sicariate 81 iein uuo tritt oiiicieQ
in ben S6ooB Der tatbolii6en Stride ais
Der 9roBen Ofutter Nuer elm. SIS banoelt
ii6 nm Die Grnennuns pom Moniisnor
Waran9o gum GrSbii1of pon 9ltbem. Die
9rie6ii6e Ge9ierunS gewdbrleiltet Der Ia.
tbolii6en Stride bic ireie 4usibun9 ibrss
Gultus unS ibre geiietbimer. SD balts
es ni9t fir o%ussmeien, in GinSelnbeiteu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-28

Gom ,Sercinsbotrn'', benz Organ oes
b. r. I. Gentraluereins, Iiest oas IL. Seft
Dor. Der Snbalt bieier go. lit beionoers
gut unb rei6li6. 8ie ibon Iettbin seiast
eri9eiitt ber ySereinsbote" iett bel 6r.
Suitet, 50 Barclay StraBc, New OOrt
gitp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-28
9lns bsrielben SndbanSluns liest Dor

Qrts oerlelbett ShOgaholuH9 He9l ppr
uns:
Scr Gultmrfampf, berausssseten Ron
einem ultra pntanen Mrtiasrihen. Central
Srsan fur ~se,psIrie Teiltlite une N~usgepie.
lene, lcpie fur allie, welfe lid interelRrtu.
Ter ,,Guiturfampf' briast als Sbatiatsn unp
Itttntids, rslte ii6 auf ben asssn bic faispli.
fbs &elisirn pom Viberalismut, namsntIib in
Isutidlanp, anstursnaten 8ampf tsSieben.
Durt Stilperuns Der @rlebniie unb Seieen Der
am meilisn in Nitleipsnibaft sescssnen 8siifli-
den, bur6 fur;s, absr iiberfi&tlite Saritsluns
Der s~inselnsn @%prfOmmniie. an rsnsn IN Osutih
lamb Der @ulturfampf leieer Gin nur 81 reites
Natsrial bietet, mirp unirr Slatt nibt nur Sur
iniersHantsiisn 0sftiirs, ~iOneern su einem eisent'
liten ssrifpu bss @ulturfampfes, Der lstntn BIZ
fipriiten @srtb mic p~srliersn miro.
Der gtcnnsmsntsprsis fir Amsrifa tstrGst
franco mad aQsn Srtsn, 2 Narf 50 pfsnniss,
Is SilbsrsrOidsn pbsr 8ranfsn 3.15. Sshel-
lurgen nebmen ale peutit-amsrifaniI6en Sut'
banplunsen entsssen I'm ertpIst bic 3ulenenns
aud brett pom yuremburs aus sessn Ginleneuns
pes Setrases mittsls p%Ulanweiluns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-28

Reiie bat Der perebrte 9lutor, Die ben
Gbriften aui Gr6en beiligiten Srte beiudt,
bat fremoe SOlfer unb Meni6ep 9eieben,
bat piel erIebt unb piel bcobabtet. Seine
Seoba9tunsen uber iino nitt lei6t, hii6s
tis, oberfld6li6, nein iie iinO tief, i9arf
unb seu9en ron benfenbem Settle. glns
ipru6slos, treuberSis ueritebt Serr Stebres
feline Sdilberunsen 10 barSuiteuen, bab iie
uns Elm Flares Bib ieinesSnnern, II. ieiner
@efiible oarbieten.
Ser sanse Seri6t lit uon einem tief re-
lisioien Settle bur6baudt, elm @eilt, ben
man ielten in Werfen bieier 9lrt 10 aus9e:
iprsden iinbet. @ir e~mpfeblen bas @ert
auf's geite unb DEFENDERS germ mo9ten
mir es in ben tatboliiden Yfarrbibliotbeten
isben, benen es CUR 3ieroe serei9en ptro.
Sn allen futboliiden Su9banolun9en 1T
SasieIbe gu baben. Der Yreis l. Ue. 80,
piro ii9 au etpa 1870 Gents lteaen.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-16
.Wlan1cd.--Pork.
pcrmlllion Register, Oct. Is.

Ncrmlliion Register, Oct 10.
The corn crop in Dakota this year
is more than double what it has ever.
been before. In addition to this, there
is an immense amount of injured
wheat, barley, and other small grain
which is only fit for feed. This feed
crop will not bear transportation, and
there are no hogs in the country to
eat it.0Here-i an opportunity for
parties having little means to doub.
lie their money in very few months.
Our farmers want hogs; they must
have them or allow their surplus feed
to go to waste; they have not the
money to send off for hogs, but if the
hogs were here they could buy them
in small quantities, and mine Of
wealth could thus be introduced into
The country. We are glad to know
that this matter is attracting the at:
tention ofsomc of our moneyed men,
and we trust it will receive prompt
action on their part.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-16
GENERAL NEWS.

The indianapolis. ,5Journalt has
changed proprietorship.
Boston Corbett, who shot Wilkes
Booth, has settled in Chicago.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says the
time has come to splir up the old par
ties.
The republicans Of Massachusetts
feel confident of carrying the old Bay
state this fall.
Woodbury. county, Iowa, voted
against the herd law and the bridge
A national hard money convention
will be held at Cincinnati, October
25th.
Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon, Rob,. E.
Carr and Oliver Ames, who guide the
destinies Of the U. P. r. r., have been
out west and returned east by way Of
the K. p. from Denver, reaching Kan
sas City Thursday evening. lmme-
diately on their arrival the directors
Car in which they were travelling was
attached forf $3.50, owing BY the Union
Pacific R.sR. company to- a wholesale
firm in that. town. Gould and Carr
gave bonds and the car was released.
DR.. Saunders, of Clinton, La, was
poisoned on the llth with . solution
of arsenic administered by Catherine
Mathews, sister.in.law Of John Gsir.
Gair md Rober. Ray were arrested
at Baton Rouge for instigating the
act, and the authorities were taking
them to Clinton, La, when they were
met by . body Of fifty armed men,
who took Grir from the sheriff and
shot him. The same night, the wo.
man who administered the poison, was
hung.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-16
The 81 pFeeiIns over the Elec,lon.

WAsH1soroa, Dot. 13.-The cleo
tiou news from Ohio and the north
west produces general satisfaction
among republicans and dismay among
democrats, but the result is not re-
garded as at all decisive as. illustrat-
ing.the popular feeling on the 6nan-
cial question. It is claimed that .
very full vote wasrpolled, aud if such
was the case, the republican majority,
on q strict party vote, should have
been much larger than it is, and it is
estimated that fully twenty thousand
republicans swallowed Allen in order
to vote On the principal issue, as con
science and judgment Dictated. Prl-
vate' dispatches received here from
newspaper correspondents who have
spent three months canvassing Ohio,
place Hayes majority between 5000
and 10000.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-16
The Fessost Three Heats on
Record.

At the special meeting of the Roch-
ester IN. Y: driving park, on Thurs
day. Lulu trotted against the time Of
.2:l4sfor . purse Of $1,000. A large
amount was invested in pools, three
to one that she would not beat 2 Id,
two to one that she would not beat
2:l5, and even up that she would not
beat 2:l6. She trotted the three
heats with q running horse accom-
panying her in 2:l64; 2:l44; 2:l6,
the fastest three heats on record
The last half mile of the secondsheet
was trotted dead against q heavy
wind. Were it not for this Lulu
would have beaten 2:l4 badly.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-16
Law ana order at Little Rock

Chicago Inter Ocean, l4th.
a change seems to have come over
the spirit Of The Arkansas Leaguers.
Last night at little Rock three color
ed men were wantonly attacked, one
Of them killed outright, another NOR
tally wounded, and the third slightly
wounded. Two Of the. white men
who were engaged in the killing were
arrested. and lodged in Jail. The citi-
zens for once discovered that . ssnig-
ger" had some claims to life, and an
Indignation meeting was called to ex-
press the sense Of the community.
The stores were for the time being
closed, and great multitude Assem-:
bled. 1t was resolved that the assas-
sins ought to be punished for their
crime, and it was agreed that the
lsw should be enforced to that end
The action of this meeting, composed
Of citizens Of all parties and all col
ors, is especially significant, and in
dicates that the teachings of the
INTER OCEAN have not been in vain
Let the Democrats at the South see
to it that the murderers Of colorec
people are punished in few instan
ces, and there will soon be an end o
tho massacres which have been FIRE
quent and 30 unjustifable. We shal
look with interest to see whether tn
people of Little Rock will permi
their present ardor in favor Of law ant
order to SO far abate, as to finally re
lease those whose crimes are so fierce
ty denounced now.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-16
THE SUGAR REf!NERs.
They Object to any Reduction Of
their drawbacks.
- f r,
For Reasons. which They Are
Free, to State.
Other Item. OF Interest.
An Unusual Budget of Fire New.
Other. Item. Of Interest.
An Unusual Budget of Fire News.
NEW YORK.
Sugar Redners Rise to Explain.

So6 "a AsSAAASAs $500 w AsAkASA4A'
New YORK, Oct. ia meeting
of the committee appointed BY the
sugar re6ncrs Thursday was held yes
terday, and it was decided to call a
general meeting of re6ners of the.
country, to be held in this city next
Tuesday, for the purpose of taking
such action as may be thought neces-
sary to protect their interests. A
careful investigation Of the matter by
a, competent committee, which Secre-
tary Bristow has promised to appoint,
it is claimed, will show that no re
duction Of drawbacks ought to be
made. That reduction is The. amount
retained bv the governmeutto cover
the expenses of collecting the impor,
duties, from one to ten per cent,
which was made last March. 1t does
not give American re6ners undue ad.
vantage over their foreign competi
tors, but that it has only operated to
stimulate American trade until it is
beginning to assume more healthy
condition.
A TAR AND FEATnERING sCRAPE.
The Kelsey tar and feathering case
which caused such commotion in this
section at the time Of its occurrence,
has been disposed Of. The Hunting.
don, Long Island, jury, before whom
George Il. Banks and Royal samnes
were tried for riot and assault and
battery on Chas. G. Kelsey, have re-
turned a verdict Of not guilty.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-16
4 CHICAGO ST. Louis
ExrREss. ExrREss.

Through Time 7able, in effect May 80. 1875.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-16
And Are Now Confined in the
Brule Gnard-House.
Special 10 the Press and Dakotaian,

Special to the Press and Dakotaian.
FoRr THOMPSON, Oct. 16.-Major
DeRussey, commanding the Lower
Brule, retutned today from the White
Earth river, bringing with him eight
miners whom he had gone out to in
tercept. They are now lodged in the
guard house at Brule.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. lG.
Money, 2@3 per cent
Gold 1863.
Eoror,r,o,tS lull
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-16
To Be Hung.

JAMESTOWN, N. Y, Oct. lG.-Ncl-
son Cool was to-day sentenced to be
hanged on the Goth Of November, for
the murder Of sChas.zMhlmplc, in Lit
tie Valley, March last.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-16
Fires.

LANSING, Ia, Oct. 16.-The Wav-
erly house and barn, with contents,
burned last night. Loss, sl2,000;
uninsured.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Oct. 16.-A
fire here yesterday destroyed three
story building occupied by Davendorf
Maun, dry goods; o. G. Churchill &
Son, hardware, and E.. D. Hollowell,
produce. dealer. Loss about S12, 900.
Insured to full amount.
CHICAGO, Oct. l6.-The beautiful
residence of N. K Fairbanks, on
Genev. Lake, Wis, burned to the
ground this morning. All the furni-
ture and many doors and windows
were saved. The loss is estimated at
from 100000 to $4,000. Fully 10.
sured. .
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-16
Foreign,

MADRID, Oct. l6-A correspondent
publishes letter from Victoria, dated
the 14,h, stating that Don Carlos had
imprisoned Gen. Darregarary and
other chiefs. "
BRENplsE, Oct. l6.-Thc Prince Of
Wales embarked to-day on his visit
to India.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-16
Live Stock Markets.
CHICAGO. "a

CnIcAGo, Oct. 1G.
HoGs-Estimated receipts, 5000; moder.
ately active sales; inferior to common good
heavy, .&7.O5@80O; good TO choice heavy,
%. .0O@8 .25; Philadelphias, $S50@s75
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-16
1ncendiarism.

Providence, Oct. lc.-The Woon-
sacket high school was burned last
night by an incendiary. Loss, $685.
600; insurance, $1,000. The incen-
diaries attempted to,fre other build
ings:
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-16

New YORK, Oct. l6.-Bank state
ment: Reserve decrease, ss,sO9,225.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-16

The Run on the Home Savings Bank.
BosroN, Oct. l6.-The run on the
Home Savings Bank continues. Com:
missioner Gatezell certifes that the
bank is able to pay all depositors.
Offers of assistance, if needed, have
been made by several city banks
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-22
PUBLIC LEDGER.
once; No. IS Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY
M IL M p HIS
Monday Evening, Feb. 90, 1875.
Rebruarx e2. 1879.

To-day is the anniversary of the birth
Of George Washington, which event took
place in the year 1882. Washington
was of Norman descent, and this de,
scent has been traced back to VIM. de
Hertburn, a Norman, who came to Eng
land after the Norman conquest. Sub
sequently De Hertburn changed his
residence, and, at the same time, his
name. His new estate wa called Wes.
syngton, and his name was modelled
after it. Finally the name passed into
its present form, and generation sue
ceeded generation until George Wash
layton came into existence in Westmore-
land county, Va, February %, 1913.
His father was Augustine Washington,
and his mother, before marriage, Mary
Ball. Augustine WashiRgton's first wife
was an Irish-American, Jane Butler, and
OF that marriage four children were
born, but all died young. Six children
resulted from the second marriage, Of
whom George was the oldest. The house
in which he was born was destroyed BY
fire during the boyhood of Washington
but some years ago its site was indicated
by n Of the chimneys, which was VET
standing. 1t was ceded to the State Of
Virginia and enclosed by public au
thvrity.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-22
Burglary and Robbery.

Yesterday morning Mr.. julie Pollock,
one OF the proprietors of the White
House saloon on Madison street, near
the LEDGER office, discovered one OF the
window shutters opening into the alley
from his establishment uniastened.
Entering the saloon he discovered that a
dozen boxes of cigars, ten dollars in
small change, bottles Of wine aud other
articles were missing. 1t was the Gus.
tom Of the house to have the window
shutters securely fastened at night, and
1t was not possible TO open these from
the outside without violence being used.
No evidence of such appearing, il was
plain that either the thieves seoreted
themselves in the cellar on Saturday.
which would have been very difficult to
do, or else the shutter was left unfas-
tened at night. The latter seemed to be
the more reasonable to u crime"
reporter, who examined the windows
and shutters and discovered no marks Of
tools usually used by burglars in secur.
ing an entrance to buildings. The house
had been "piped" by the thieves, and q
burglary aud robbery we're the conse
quences.