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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09
Gcntaur ointment.
Die idncnfen, fi@erten unb biaisfen
6eilnttftl.

Gr,tt uno Rrsdr,te t-tldrsn. bds teins fold -~slmtfhi
iemaIs in @sbraa4 parsu. gSrts fnb btais, abt. bic 81
~asntblmer sisfer artitsl rSasn yrptsaafdsa on ssstetne
ole @arantie fur bs RtStisfdt ibrsr gebauptunstn etstn.
Das GsHtaur 9tntm tut In rstssn umf6ld'
cen tarirt Reconnaissance RturuIsta, 5aftrtb, eemsen'
i6msrs. f6limms Srhas uub eausrarttn, erfrcrtat 8hst.
3rrabtufsn, gnf&pslunssn g,rrsatunssn unb aae strSbH'
li6en 8 left d., 8np6sn pher WusteLetibtn.
sotr MAIDEN istns gnfsrd6s sarapf, has sieer srtttd Srtts
btiit cher rerlcrsnt SncdeH srisst cher eintn rem spbtsts
ausssmeresItea eti6nam sebsu 6 nH5s n tana. abT Ct ptrs
INNER 9 ni,aueane,n bsb'n uub Stmrisn linssrn.
Eer sittt giit aus gNf uno z titen une belt Sranb' cher
Sritrunssn. Obue Rarbsn ;u tintnlaHsn. edbmunstu.
S6rdts I'm 31dsn. f6limms Srift. Ssrsni6msrisn,
3abnf6merjsn, 8rdse uEe SautausfSl6se rne,n sur6
baNslbs p%srtrisbsn.
Senrp Sidd pcu Gpa. Sarsiu Co., . iast ,g2sine
3rau bate fanf Sabre lang Stsumatsmus - tsins Ratt.
linen SGlaf- une ipnnte taum sura tas 3immer stbsn.
ia III isst pVaitdn;i sur& stn @tsrau6 ron gtn.aur 81.
nimsrt sebsilt. g9ir Gas fnp Stnsn ,ur Danibartdr Der.
pat6ist unt %sutPfsblsn SIRE punesbars @lsSyin aasn luu.
fern 5rtunetH.
Somes Surs vrn 3~dusssius. @, faet: ,Das gsutauy
stniutsni curirtt msius NsaraIeid.'
%lfrss 5ult ron Ntrart. f6rtibt; ,S6ideu sic mir cir
Sussae 6laitsn bel Grprss. Gas Ointment bat msin Ssir
sersttet. SD nil Is a~ustbsiisn &C."
Su StIdLI &c SlnlnthI ptrgrpBert Ito lGntu.
Sas grlbc Gcntaur eminent
ii fur sdbs 6aut 3lsi3 uns Wustsln pSn
Yferben, Wauleieln unb Sbieren.
goir tatsn niemals tiusn 5aQ pom epats, staust Slus.
gale cher Ssnidffel sesbsn. psItsa si,iss eminent ni6s
isfrrt sslinesrt Fate, une rr isbr psnist, In ttnsn IS ai&t
talf. 9s tetit rsnn irssne ct NJ as belTsn ia n. Gs
ii ndrrii6, $50 an tiHsn Stierar;t u ~beabtsn. p.nu fur Ct.
nn Dollar Gsnidur eminent tsTer that. 8pls,nsss n Elm
Wufter rpu 3susnifsn eafar:
%. .. Scptins, gefmeifsr in giaua, o.. Idst: ,gentaur
einimsn. Tam ni6t absrtrcTsn psrstu. 90 eurirt istes
1al."
gtpsr.en. D, .. @irs 1874. ,1is gsntaur Eminent
fne be ssrfdnhi6ftn Ntoi;insn, ris mir is tatten. d.
Ha&iraos SGfar ii istr srcs une mir iSnnsn niSt rbas bic.
felbtn ausirmmsn 80. s. 8 fts unt eSbn.
Sfftricn. @lV., 10. Rsp. 1873. - Dor siuiser Belt Der.
iansts i'd Yfsrss mad ct. sOuis. So bate sinss i'm gDa.
Gen, hds ftbr labm NJ 'r. Tit erCssr Rub, bra6te ID ts
mad hem Staat. Der g autsFssr CAB mir tinr Glalt,
pen Sbrsm Gsntdur 9inim'nt. bic I'D nit fSl6,m Grfslse
trau3ts, pas eas pfsrh IN srsi lassn pisssr btipssIi& urs
bdnats ssiunb mar. So bin felt 80 Sabt,n lsisrar,t. tp4
9tr eminent ssrtr fit Glss, mas ID bic jspt anpanste.
y. s. Re9rIrp. 1bisrar,t.
5ur cine gcfmarie %rtriSnetn mir tinsR gtniaur Almanac
per gpf seftIts entbalt Suaeete Srn 3eusntNeu zen is.
rem Staat ter llnicu. 0isit einimsnis rsrbsn itet rem al.
len SdneIern tee eanbes ~psrtIuit. eabsratrrium pru 9. D.
Npie II. Co., 10 6spfraes, y. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09
,,Shled1t abcr biQia"

"a tas prinsip ~bejsuietu S6rirblsr. rsI6s psriuttn Or
Gusuf RSuias Samburesr Sruitthes unb 5rrpten na6Ju'
dtnen an6 unttr 6tnli6 fiinasuesn Ramsn. III tduf6trt
dtnii6r gepaduns. ibre 9iftie,n Rigtrrtn in ten utart
IA ~trinssn. @sriisnbnhs dpetttter unp SAMPLER ~beeanhi.
cen fpIbtn S6rinesl ni6t, AHbtre iebpt lahrn f1 eurt
aieren aber be Aetune uRe eas 0ertrauen pes pablttnms,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09
Or. aueuft 86nis's
Sam6nrger 3rdnfer 2sfaGer,

Gin alt ~btrdtrtts Nitiel sf8en;
GsiebwlrE, pfsmc s9nnten, Zal,fut Sstniras,
6rpiis0eulsu.
Sesta (Ccalen 2s6enmafismns.
gSn tTefhi6H gDirtuHs bets
fumors, Siftsln, innsren SfrlesungGH
Eerftaudjungen
Gin gadtt bss SambgrgT 3rGutsrs ghahrs fshtt 25 Cts,
fhnf gadeit fur $i.00, M In jtter goetbefe an habtu pesr
rirt mad @mSfana bee Sdees iefenfrd mad alien Sbeilsn
ttT Ger. Staaitn pefantt sut6 u. Spseler u SO,
Saltimsrf, BE.
5pHfsrmann y, 9Gas. @ensral.assnten,
1utuqus Scwa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09
QeiOeuDe

Isufen R& por fcl6tn etrinblr n in stt nstmtn; rtI6t
Ht6t aatin tts Vsrpadunesn rcn Or. ausHt Scn'es pam
his observation-disclosures une Guseisen spcrt fur g1ert
ns&brudm. bean e ststt s%trttsnIsis aVcfbttsr ans Sdne.
Ter aeuua r,fdtbes itnSisn Streisniss baiter it'd ri6t
NH<nen ibrsn auuhsn siefs Dadrs d~n,ueteitn. @sriten'
fafte Gambler bealnhissn Httt ben Sertaut ieiter Btfrsen
0Rbtarvn. tlitt Sud eattr scr iplteu gen Atnl zen bdne'
ri ban.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09
Dyspepsia.
Sropfen"

tpfet so Gents. ptsr { ii n 6lnidsn c | Dol
lars, inb bel alIen @sptestern unp SGntlsra in
Rstisinsu ~ babsu. u. Speeier s So,
Baltimore, WD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
$taot 4 Nmee9en0.
q + 4 III | en-.

Btr baben Na9ri9t erbaIten, bab bic
.auremburser SuustaIenber" ssbrudt finb
unb Gnbe Nousmber ober Infan9 OsSem'
Der bier antommen wsrben. 90 bic be-
ifeute Sabl 1000, cine serinse TT, 10 mSdts
sisueidt man4er teinen berielben erbalten,
wenu e. gu lang nit Der Ginieubuns isinss
abonnementsseloes wartet. Die prdn',er
werben Der Geibe mad ueri4idt, in Der be-
,ablt wirb. 9lio ienbst euer @elb elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13

brannte Der Sdrottburm Der Oubuque
manufacturing 60. (SoOt & earterl ab.
Ser Branb brad auf benz oberitsn Stod'
werte aus unb man mutbmaBt, DaB oil
llbenb bas Ssuer gum S4meIsen bes glsiss
nidt oroenili9 seIOidt wOrbsn Jet, als man
NIT Der arbeit auiborte. llnten I'M Gburme
Rano Elm 5aB guIuer, bas srplOoirts nno
bas aeaeniberitsbsnbe 9aas oss Yatrld
abern Der grt sri4itterte, baB bic camille
in @nsf. unb Sdredea %binausetlte: gu
ieinem weitsrn Sdreden LAB 9err Mbern
nun, bas bic 5unten baselbidt aut ie'rs
Stdae, Ssus unb Sru4tiaobsr t'slen.
@ladliaermeiie tbaten bieielben bes 5ou
hoben S9nees ueseu, feinsn weltern
Sdaben. Den 8erIuit fur bic Gompa9n'e
fdast man auf $4,000; bod mebrere Ser'
h&erunsen bsdsn benielben pouauf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
Der 70 fe6r 6efie6te unb In elmer au

IaSe Don 25U,UOU gTfH1pldreM lugtllW pet'
breitete w&esensbur9er M artenta'
Ienbeq" 1T fur has Subr 1878 eri4ienen
matt elmer SI0e bes interehanteite 2eiefof
fes uab reid iIufrirt. greis nur 20 Gts.
poifrei. Ssrner Der .&Ieine Marien NJ
faIenber" fur @briitli4e 6rauen anb
Sunsfrauen, fur bas Sabr 1878. 9eraus'
sessben Don 8. @%emminser. Wit raebre'
rem BHberu In 6arbenbrud, 224 Seiten
9ai9en 6ormat. Breis 25 Gents poftfret.
gu baben BEL benz 8erIeser 5r. Butet
8. 9. 56l3 Rew Oort unb 2o4 0ine
Street, Cincinnati 8. wie aud bel alien
BudbanbIern unb Seitunss; asenten.
O. 332. 8. 1874.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
uno 1leue Welt,

latte uno 1eue Welt,
0as aftsae, pr6reiktas nnd 6efe iGuftirle
6ataOfiG6s Samifisn6fatt sur 2tmteraaftnns
uno @%sfe6runs.
SGbrli9 Is Ssfts in 40 reid iQufrirt.
Preis 20 Gents per Ssft.
9aSu cine pra9tpolle 0ratis : Pramie
infeinasm Safarbsnpruds
rOie beili9e Tamilie"
nod einsm Oslssmdlss sss trefai6sn 8inalsrs
W. .. DeI&paneen. - Muf benz S&prbe Der
alsritliafen Sunsfrau rubt bas sStili&t aine,
in Der &stttn baS 8Orbilp itintr etibtn, sin
5pl,frtu3; ju ltinen Gibsn fnist In tinpli& an
hd&tiser Salbisuns Der feline Sebannss, nab
renb Der bsilise Nabrpatsr, auf itin Wsrfseus
sshiiBt rsrflartsn Slides bic aussrpdblts Gruppt
bspunpsrt. Das 8ua fblatt 1T t7a 3pa bo1 u.
II 3oa In Der grsits.
Die Nlte unb neue Welt III bur& bic
aneriennenpfen gu f6riften Der beGtpf ten Si.
itSfe unb bic btlobensen Wprie OR. Stilisfeit
Plus TX. aussasi&ntt rrorbsn.
sic 3dbIt inter allen tatbo.
lii4en 3eiti9riften Der DeItbie
mt ten Mbonnenten. Dies 1T
Der sIdn3enbi ts 8eweis DIR ibre
goItstbimli4teit.
Die buibmtsfsn S&rihasan uns ainalsr
inb NIT Der &tbafiion btmibt, lid biz 9unt ess
fatb0liidsn publifums in nod bSbsrsm Waabt
,u frpsrbsn.
gu beSisben bel ben @srlsssrn, Ippis aItn
Su&banbIunssn unp 3situnssassntsn.
3bdtise Isenten sefuat
fir bic
Afts unb nsus 2Bef;
Noma. bic D.nfmals pts &rifli&sn unb beip.
nif&sn 8Oms. Gin praatperf
in 20 eieftrunssn a 40 Gents, nit
@ratis : gramis sMaria bon ben
Gnseln1;
8nfnser, 9sbea Seiu. in Is e~isftunssn a
20 Gts., mi, 0ratis prGmis ,,aufer.
R~ebuus";
MolfuS & Scramble, 6laubtns u. Sitisn-
Isbrs Der fatbsIif&sn 8irbs Is eisfsr.
uuscn a 20 Gsnts; Cd
Blum, esbsn Plus TX. preis $500.
IRAN wsnss I'D an
BENZIGER BROTHERS,
New York, Cincinnati & 81. Louie.
DIT so-2a. 30. l. a. %.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
Serx D. q. Goofep poa babier wurbe

persanse,e Wo4s teIesrapbiid in &ennt.
niS ssisst, baB CT fir @oniul na9 Spasia,
einsm itaIieniidsn 9afeu ernannt worbsn.
@ie ss beiSt, 1T bic Steqe. menu aud grade
feline iebr eintrdsli9e, bod cine iebr
ssnsbme. SER Cooley bat bic gr~nennuna
B6aid abselebnt, ni9t, baB linn Der Slid
5u flsin isi, fonbern, bab er iberbaupt ni9t
auf elm iol4ss 2lmt rsfectirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
Halle Sa6e. - gisl wurbe idon iibe

gale ShBe. : Vlel purbe l@On ube'
bic Rotbpsnbisteit, Defenders wdbrenb be'
naHen Sabres3eit bic SdBe marin uno trot'
ten gu balten, sei9rieben, obne baB bieies
Tbsma bis ,beute sridspft worben mare.
go uiel ftebt feif, faIte TiiBe in naiier SUB
betleiouus finb elm fin aUemal iddoli9 unb
rufsn meiiteus @rtdItunseu beruor, welde
lsbod brT9 ben 9sbraud o Or. Nus
suf &SEis'S q M 3 urs &c . ruf f.
thee seboben werben founen uub woour4
wstterem M~nwobliein ,~uorsebeust wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
Am Norwittaa bes 8. Nopsmbsrs sr

plooirts su YIatteuiqe, Dise., elm GbeiI
Don 9afiu q &anbs puIuerfabrif, bas
@sbdubs, inbsm bas puIDsr tn Ru9en &c:
preBt rpurbe. @Iidli9erweiie sins fein
Msnfdenlebm babel perIsren. Sin 9lrs
better wurbt Ieidt p~srpun6st. Das De
bdube nit ben Wai9insn III i&Iimm ,suse.
ri9tet porbeu. Der S9absn betrdst etrua
$4,000. Das III In furjsr 3eit bic ,weite
grpIOfpu IN bjeier 5abrit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13

Der Metropolitan 3eibftaa In Der
N6be ees Gtbtn6ums, fribr BON Dsdu unb
96ssr, jeSt @ibbs unb 90. eebaItn, 10 NIT elmer
auspabl portrefai&er 9utf&sn unb Yusstss. 70.
rts ben btfen wftrbfm ssrftten. Bsr sine Spa.
,terfabrt MAIDEN, pber binaus IN bic gestnb fab.
rem MID. feQ bort feline Drbr bintsrlaatn
auta&tn fur esi&snbssansniNt ~ uttprisaen
pyetfen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13

Die 2Ssase Der %fiinften Barb 1T Don
Der @de DOE @ouIer unb eagle 9oint sres
nue. nad Der @de Der gouIer Npenue uub
Is. Strabe, neben Germ YaIens Dirtb;
i4aft, uerIest Uorbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
An ben frn6ereu @eianbten in Paris,

jan Oen ffuDRfRH VTTuHU1eH TT Pul'S'
6. 8. @aibburn, Der in 9alena weilte,
bate fd cine an,abl biefiser Sirsel init
Der Bitte ssuanbt, sab er einsn Sortra9
iber rgaris wabreno Der Belaseruns uni
Der Commune gum Seiten bss Home o.
the Friendless" baltic. 6err Waibburr
bot Die @inIabuns buntenO abselebnt, %
einsesansene 8erpfi@tunsen ibm bic Set
nidt Saau ,lafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13

Das Saus BON URite SuaiUan, unb
ni1t 6as DOR Mart Suliuan, benz Sapers
piior, 1T lstts Wode in Nide stIest nor.
ben. Der 9erIuf betrdst $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
vsirRri6e inoiC&e .S6awfe bat s

Qeui srbalten. Sie foiten pon $3.50 big
$3.50 per Stid. 0as Yublitum wirO &C.
beteu fid bieie @aarea an3ui4ausn, bic
bebeutenb unter ibrem Bertbe pertauft wer'
ben. 2epi tat aud Elm completes 4iorte'
ment pen Siannelen unb woaenen Osden!'
bic er iebr bilis pertauft. S9warse set
benwaaren un6 Gaibmire biaiser benn le
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13

Die 2Sofsaei(eu6a6n 1T bis cine
ReiIe ba,ter 9ittIeport fertis unb tros Der
unsinitisen @itteruns fabrt man TN 9esen
Der S9ieuen fort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
Gbieage Narftberi&t.

(wr 1%sltsraph) sPspsmtsr f2. 1877,
MebI-$5.6 so bis 7.50
We%tten.-No. 2, 8 .0e4.
WeH4totn.-445 gts.
5afer-24t gts.
Butter-3l bis SO gts.
Gier-l7t bis 10 gts.
Wbistp-$l.O 6.
@inbpteb-$4.O 90 Bis $50.
S4weinefeif@-sl2.50 bis 1915.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13

Sa 2~selFepae, ~unierer Na9barfabt,
rpirt am %. b. VI. barber absefimmt,
oh elm Seitras BON flint per Sent Steuern
aum Sau Der geleuue unb Cascade fdmal.
fpurisen Yabn bewiQist werbsn ioQ ODER
nidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13

$omutag 3ur Na9t wurben bic gewob'
ner Der finften Warb bur9 einea faIiden
6eueralarm eri9rsdt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
10 Oie sebiesenife iaufrirte tatb'

lide 3eitidrifi, bur9 Sssenspunid Or.
6eiiiafeit 8apft 9ius TX. sutsebeiBen. lit
Nsr .Geutfde s. d 3" IN Wort
anb glib. Sdbrlia ls reid iQuffrirte
pete 'dr "a 20 Gents poftfrei. Nit @ras
tieprdmie ..Gerfld,uus @briiti" mad
Raphael. 2sxs2 Sod sroB. gu be3ieben
sur9 ale Du4banblunsen unb 3situnsss
aJenteu, wie burd ben 0erIeser 6r. g w.
ltet, i. B.. 56lS, New Yort, unb 2O4
Vinr Strube, Cincinnati, Ohio. 2S9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
9 h f!

gc u Sptu Rpbtus scn alipies, qursmturs ? Duisbs
III fttt 20 Sabrta In amtriia, fttn lester b,tanntsr gDsenfB
mar Wtttenptu. q .ltcnptlt - Uirstnia. s6ttrt austnnft
plnf6t frtn Srubu Peer Rssius, CASCADE, DUBUQUE Co.,
Sora: Nsn f&rdss s~ssrtssu an ibu ubr an bic Issas-
tisn eitfts Siatts. $3.50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13

SEER 9. s. Solution erbieIt bur@ bic
aoft cine girne son Ssrreit Gitp. gaIifor:
nisu, bic a4t 3oa lang 1T, pierse5n GOD
1lmfans bat unb susi Sfunb uier llnsen
wie9t. @s nabm S 3ebHeent Boifmarfsn
has &orto au bebabkn. 9as 1T Elm i30;
mes Giid Oft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
6raefsmber9 &rduters
NiQen

iinb ieit iber breibis Sabren betannt nnb
werben bon allen, weI9e bieielben ses
brau9t baben, aIs fidere &ur fur 9Opfs
i@mer3en, 2eberIeibem, Electromagnetic
f4weroen, @alIens unb iebe Nrt 5ieber
anertannt.
Dieie Piaen wirten nit srOBter MiIbe
unb fteaen bic @eiunbbeit berer, weI4e
an a0semeiner unb n~eru5ier S9wd9s leis
ben, wiebn Der. gu uertaufen Bel ausn
apotbetern. 332
Nreis % Gents per 9os,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
q

clearinghouse francais. Bien tenu par
DENIS JORDON, Wis a Wis du Steamboat Lam
ding ct de Ia care du chemin de fer.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-06
.sanIitoE mT9ls4 81
MURDER WILL oUT-LoSS OF A
STEAMER AND MASSACRE OF
SURVIVORS.

Sam FRANCISCO, June A survivor
of the wreck of the steamship George 3.
Wright has been discovered at last in
the person Of an Indian named Coma
He was recognized on the street at Nu-
naimo, British Columbia, last Friday,
and was arrested and brought to Victo-
ria, vancouver's Island, Yesterday. The
Colonist of to-day says: since the dit-
aster Coma has constantly evaded the
nolice. and until quite recently it was
not known that there existed single
survivor Of the wreck. Coma has con-
fessed to the superintendent Of police,
after being duly cautioned. that at night
the boiler of the steamship exploded
and she began to sink at once. Capt.
Ainsley, with four United States officers
and :passenger, got into a boat,s and
told Coma, who was on deck, to get in
to-. The rest Of the people were in bed
or tried to escape by means OF another
boat.
"Ths captains party, seven in all
pulled ashore near Cape Caution. They
were nearly naked and the Indians gave
them blankets TO keep them warm. A
day or two afterwards three canoe loads
of Indians came to the spot and Captain
Ainsley offered the leader $500 to con-
vey the shipwrecked men to Fort Ru-
pert.-Four of the Indians were armed
with muskets, with which they killed
all the whites. They then tied stones
to their bodies and sunk them in deep
water. They robbed the bodies of all
yaluables, including the captains gold
watch and chain. They spared Coma,
but told him that if he ever dared to
narrate the circumstances they would
kill his father. Coma thinks all the
people ON board who We're in bed at the
time of the explosion were drowned. as
the ship went down rapidly. The pris-
oner was to-day confronted with four
Indians who were brought in as prison
ers by the steamer Rocket. and have
since been in Jail here and identified
two of them as belonging to the party
of murderers."
The daily gazette., 1877-06-06

SAVE THE OLD PAPER.-Never thow
away old paper. II you have no wish to
sell it, use it in the house. Some house.
keepers prefer it to cloth for cleaning
many articles of furniture. For instance,
a volume written by lady who prided
herself on her experience and tact, says:
after stove has been blackened, it
can be kept looking very well for a iong
time by rubbing it with paper every
morning. Rubbing with paper is a
much nicer way of keeping the outside
of tea kettle, coffee pot and tea pot
bright and clean than the old way of
washing them in suds. Rubbing with
paper is also the best way of polishing
knives, tin ware and spoons; they shine
like new silver. For polishing mirrors.
windows, lamp chimneys, &C., paper is
better than dry cloth. Preserves and
pickles keep much better if brown pa
per, instead of cloth, is tied over the jar.
Canned fruit is not so apt to mould if a
piece of writing paper. cut to fit the can.
is lald directly on the fruit. Paper is
much better to put under carpet than
straw. 1t is warmer, thinner, and makes
less noise when one walks over it"
The daily gazette., 1877-06-06
Destructive Fire at Elkton.

ELKToN, MD. June 4,-What threa-
tened to be devastating fire broke out
here this morning about one o'clock in
the frame grocery room in the rear of
James McKinsey's store-house, on
Main street, and in few minutes after
the flames appeared the whole struc-
ture was envelopcd. When the door
was burst open it was already impos-
sible TO enter on account of heat and
smoke, and the entire stock was con-
sumed. The fire next seized Alexan-
der's hardware store, adjacent. and il
too was destroyed, though most of the
contents were rescued in a damaged
condition.
The confectionery store of Mrs.
Henry was then torn down, and thus
the postoffice and courthouse were
saved. The Exchange Hotel was on
fire at several points, but were rescued
by the eXertion Of the citizens.
A dead calm prevailed, otherwise the
fire would have been uncomfortable,
as combustible material was thick ali
about it. A dispatch was sent to Will
mington for assistance and three en-
gines were manned on the train ready
to start when notice was sent that the
fire was under control.
The two brick store houses were
owned by 81. q. Hurn, and were worth
about $4,000; Insured in Cecil Com
pany for 81 1850. Mrs. Henry's store
belonged to F. A. Ellis, and was worth
about $500; insured in the same com
pany for $3.50. Mr.. Alexander's stock
was insured in the Farmers Company
of Delaware for $1,40O, which will
probably cover his loss. Mr.. McKinsey
stock was insured in the Home Insur,
aBce Company of New York for So.
GOO and in York Pa, Company for 81, g,
500, which will fully cover his losses
The loss on the Exchange Hotel il
about $500. Mr. Simmon, the proprie
tor, suffered heavily in damage t.
furniture.
The fire was undoubtedly the worl
OF an inCendiary. The fire engine
never worked better, and the citizen
responded cheerfully and worked wit
will for about five hours before tn
flames were subdued.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-06
General NesOs.

ASalt Lake City despatch reports
that Gen. Crook expresses the opinion
that no more troops are needed in
Utah.
Under the Diaz government gam
blers are licensed in Mexico-s good
country for the fraternity in Baltimore
TO colonize.
From recent advices received by
the Canadian department of the inter
ior it is probable that Sitting Bull is
now ct Wood mountain in Canadian
territory.
The final hearing of all suits institu-
ted for the foreclosure OF the Mobile,
and Ohio railroad has been ordered at
Mobile, Ala, for to-day by Justice
Bradley.
Lydia sherman the prisoner who es-
capped from the Connecticut State pris
on a week ago, has been arrested in
Providence r. l., and will be returned
to-day.
Gen. Miles has officially reported to
Gen. Sheridan an account of his fight
with Lame Deer's hostiles on the 7th
of May confirming the full account
heretofore published.
The wiDners at Jerome Park races
yesterday were Fugitive, Tom Ochil-
tree, Zoo-Zoo Shylock and Trouble.
At Cincinnati the winners were LAP
land, Glasgow and Bergamot.
The Board of Trade of Chicago, by
an almost unanimous vote, has decid-
ed t. shorten its sessions. The morn
ing session will now close at o'clock
| and afternoon session at $50.
| The President has appointed Thos.
b. Bryan, a native of Alexandria, Va.
but resident of Washinfiton city,
he:district commissioner for of Col
umbia vice Gen ]. II. Ketcham, re-
signed.
Gov. Nichols, of Louisiana, signed
three death warrants yesterday two of
the doomed men being colored, and
one Chinaman. The victims we're al
colored persons two women aud one
man.
A public farewell has been tender
cd ex-Gov. Hendricks, at Indianapoli
before his departure for Europe t.
take place at the Bates House Friday
evening. Senator Mcdonald has beel
invited TO deliver the farewell address
The Uaion Savings Bank of Bethle
shem, Pa, suspend ed yesterday. Tt
: ltockholders say they will pay do
ar but the depositors will be compel
! ed to want until notes due can be CO
: lected. The amount Of liabilities is no
known.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-06
TOBEPROTECTED.

Special to the Daily GAZETTE.
LONDON, June 5.
In the House OF Commons, this AFTER
noon, Hon. Robert Bourke, under Secre-
tary of the Foreign Department, stated
that Russia had agreed to observe the
Maratime declarations of the treaty OF
Paris, both as regards the Nations direct
ly interested, and also with vessels OF
Spain and America.
The powers he said, had neither asked
for, nor given any opinion with refer
ence to Lord Derby's reply to Prince
Gortschakoff's circular.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-06

CHILD THIEF. IA woman named Fan
ny Brown, arrested in ST. Louis for va
grancy, had with her bright little girl
Of seven years, who gave her name as
Mary Masterson, and said her home was
IN Philadelphia. A girl II the same
name and age was stolen by a woman
from her grandmother, NJ =. Ann White.
IN Philadelphia, on the 13 n uf April,
tld search has been uan- ~ her in
New 1olk and Brooklyn A Pniiadel-
pnll detective will ~ ro S. L, ,uls and
lrihg the child and wom n back with
The daily gazette., 1877-06-06

The "Seventeen-year" locusts are in
portions of Ney Jersey and New York,
and bring the traditional "W" on their
backs, which has been considered to
mean "war." Whether it is the Eastern
or the railroad war is not stated. The
locusts of st. Mary's county. Md, where
they are now swarmingi in their seventeen
year round "war," only on the small
twigs of trees, are are evidently not
concerning themselves about any other
war.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-06
A BUTCHER BUTCHERED.

NEW YORK, June 5--Saturdsy a
former employee of Chas. Fenut, a
butcher of Tompkinsville, s. l., ap-
piled to the latter for some money due
him. A quarrel ensued, during which
F'endt threw a large cleaver at the
mans head, splitting his skull and in
juring him so badly that he died yes
Iert1sy afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-06
PARTIAL DESTRUCTION OF A
CHURCH.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, j

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 8.
The Holy Cross Catholic Church in this
city was partially destroyed by fire yes
terday. 1t is supposed the fire was COM
municated by the drapery of the altar be-
ing blown by the wind into the flames of
the candles. The fire destroyed the
altar, and, running along the painted
walls to the organ loft burned the $4,000
organ and the decorations. The loss is
about $1,000, fully insured.