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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-03

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sdblte Der California vDemofrat" fol-
senpe Anecpote : l1nIsre 9eier rperpen nd
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teiten aud bic srosen Wtnen Nspara's
In Iuseni&ein nabmen. Wtt Gmpfsb>
l~unssbrisfen rpobl ausserifct, lansten
fe IN 0irainia Gity an unb natcem iie
iul1e ri&tis absessbsn, purpen ite elm
selaben, bet Iasesanbru9 f1 bereit 40
baltsn, I'm bic @ruben su tefabren.
BUR bsfimmtsn Stunpe faneen bic bps
ben Ssrrsn f9 Elm unp In 9esIeituns
res uerftsn @rbeiters" Der Wins fubrsr
fe an unp = fubrsn btnab. Wit Der
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aus Gem &eide Der 9npmen ms 9i1t
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nobody will learn anything about it "
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f6 ibsr Gas BON Gurten rur6,pssne
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-03
Sur S6metnesu@t.

gfntse mem, aud ntdt ebsn neus
= &essln birfen fir ben S9peins
3d&tenpen Gurmer pss Grrtnnsrns rpertb
Ietn.
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perfdttern MIL. fohe man bereits am
Abenp Supor unp balte Is pobl ;u8ebedt,
bamtt Is tparu, blsibt.
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eieisnissn Sdue, ipel@t Sunss baden.
Die anperen S@weine miftn ruartsn.
S&peine lteb.n bic WH&, pie Sineer
ben 4u&en. Desbalb rsi&e man ibnsn
ni&t 3uerR ben Su@sn unp Damn pas
Butterbroe.
Das fdr bic iunsen S9wsine BE-
finmtr Sdrptfuiter mnB gut eur18es
fo6t unp fret pom Staden unb 3lanpen
ietn. SoGt mon rasieIbe beute gar une
u,orsen nur balb, 70 III eas So9sn dber,
baupt dbsrflaGis. 9ut unp oar sefp@s
ties Gutter miro leibt unp lHnel pers
bout, unp pas 1T bic 6auptIahe. Au&
made man zen Sutterbrsi niGt ras sine
Dial gu bid unp ras anpere Dial ~
bum.
Gerfel Ioatsn, ebe fe abselsSt tpsrpen
uup 1 bis 2 Wo1en na1ber, rparmss
Guttsr srbalten, etrpa 10 rparm, ME
mid asmplfene Wil1. Die Wil1,
pel&e mon ibnen siebt fam man rurt
Ssrmil6uns NIT etpaS beieem S6rcts
futter leibt srpdrmen. Wan ribre rts
Wtilduns lcrsfdltis UNI uno s~ntferns
Orer sercrids jepen Slumpsn pss bsiBsn
ShroteS.
Den ilteren S6wsinen ssbe man 10
pisl nit 8afer peer SpdIi6t ssfodtss
z &rptfutter, ais fs pSuis rein aufreIs
fen.
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ras S6rctfuttsr pbne Wil6 frsiIen ~
fSnnen. sebs man ibnen pis WabI;si!sn
In ,.@inssn," unp spar: 1. Sang -
Sdrp.brst 2. Sang = S6rptbrst nit
WilG, 3. Sang = fsines parmes
S6rptiuttsr, fart p%erciiunt nit Wil1.
@snn mon isbr pieIs Sbpeine flts
tern nil lnr nur penis 8lbe bat, ir
ri1te mon ii6 70 Elm, pab bic Wil1 70
nett oils mSsli1 rei6t. Daber sebt
man lsstere nur ben Iinsfsn S&wsinen
urp aud eteien srf, na@rem fe tbrsr
Sang eiufahsn SdrpttreieS porber se'
babt baden.
Memals lafe man Gutter I'm Ircs,
surid. Dat man aus Ysrlsbsn meb,
Guttsr serabrst6t alS bic Sppsine rsir
auHrs6sn tSnnen, 70 e~ntferne man sas
usbrisseblisbene aus BEN 1ros. pas
rsdt pObi cine aus benz Sofe bersings'
lalIsne eau beIprssn fann.
Sc jlnssr bic S1psine inp, I'm f
SITTER mdGsn iie ssfittsrt psrrsn. User,
ZEN Gerfsl nit 6 Wp6en abseisBt f
ipltsn ft In cen erftsn bsipsn @o6ei
na6bsr tdsli6 5 nal in rssslmdsissr
3wii&snrdumsn ssflttsrt psrpen. @s'
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Die Ssntisatipn Iei gut. Sds'i6 be-
ftreue man ben Eusbppsn NIT trpfsne,
Gree, Die zines Der bsasn uni biaister
Witsl sur Dssinfsiruns unr 8einisuus
1T. Der papur6 srsislte DinStcf lUbn
pie WIbe uibli9. Gsrnsr bleiten pa
bel Die Sdwsine sslunp unp fret Dol
Dur6fal unp anpersn 8%ranfbeitsn, ei
bauptla6lid pom S&muBs unlaubsrs
Staue bsrrdbren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
THIEVES IN THE HOUSE.

On Christmas Eve Mr. william ST. John, OF No. So
West Fifty -lflh street, went out with his family to
spend evening with rIonds and lett his
the Of two female servants--Bridget Higgins
and Mary Gutenberg. He returned about O'Clock,
and as soon he entered no was in formed by Mary
Gutenberg that the house had boon entered thieves
while sho and her fellow servant, Bridget tho
basement, and that she did not know how much they
had taken, but soon she found IL out she
called In tho policeman on the beat Mr.. st.
John and his wife and mother found
out that evory place where anything valuable do
posted had been completely ransacked The articles
stolen wore valued at $4,000. The house thor
oughly examined, and the detectives concluded that
the robbery could not have been committed without
the counvance OF some inside tho house. Tine
girls were not discharged but their previous histories
were thoroughly investigated 1t discovered that
the younger one Mary Gutenberg was tho sister OF
notorious sneak thiei named Joseph Gutenberg alias
Joc OsDorn," VINO has already served threo terms In
STATE Prison. Bridget Higgins was introduced TO tho
81. John lanily by the former girl Their connections
and tho people they visited were discovered to DC OF
questionable character. siuco the robbery the girls
have been closely watched and several times have
near First avenue about two hundred feet iron tho
headquarters oil her brothers. gang The trunks OF
Bridget and Mary have been searched, ana some en-
broidcrcd sleeves, thread lace, dress trimmings, &c,
were found In them and iucntcd as the property Of
Mr.. st. Johns family Bridget and Mary, ut the Fifty
seventh street Court yeser ay afternoon, were COM
United, without bail, Tor EXAMINATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
STRANGE ABDUCTION SUIT.

Suit has been instituted III tho Brooklyn City Court
by Thomas G. Madgan, laborer, to recover s.. 900
damages against Evcline stack alias Evoino Sprlg-
gins, and Thomas sprggns, for tho alleged abduction
OF Annie, aged twelve years, daughter OF tho plaintiff
Eveline Stack the sister OF Mrs Madgan Tho lat
ter lady alleges that her sister married to
Thomas Stack and now, she says, they 90
by tho namo OF Mr. aud Mrs Sprigkins. Ono
day IN September last, during tue absence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Madigan, Aunic disappeared from her home.
The iatbor OF the missing enid wrote to maiden
lady residing ut Akron, In Ere county, n. ",
who had once taken Gaze VI the gr and learned that
she was there. Aun,c was returned TO her home ana
told strange story TO her parents Her FIRST
mcnt was 10 the elect that on tho day she left
home She met an old woman on u Icrryboa who
asked her what was the matter, she looked
Ammo told her she wanted TO 10 to Akron, and the
strange woman gave her the money to pay her way To
that place. In subsequent statement sue said that
she went TO New YORK with Mrs Stack the day shc
disappeared and that she remained IN strange house
IN this city Tor several days and then Ba
tava, n. Y. When she reached there she won't to "a
convent and renamed, having no money. unl a con-
ductor took her TO Akron. Tho answer tho COM
plant has not yet been nlod.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
ENGLAND'S INDIAN DANGER.

ALARMING INCREASE IN TIE SALE or FIRE
ARMS AND AMMUNITION PROHIBITING THE
sALE-wILL THERE BE ANOTHER WAR OF
INDEPENDENCE
. Tho Calcutta correspondent or the London Times.
telegraphng under date OF December 49, says:-
AT tho last meeting Of tho Legislative Council
important measure was brought forward-viz., the
lndian Arms Bill. It's object Is TO extend TO all
districts. without exception provision for making
the possession oil arms illegal without license, and
to make tho sale of arms TO persons not holding
such license u criminal offence IL stated IN tho
Of tho discussion OF the bill that import
trade IN cheap arms aud ammunition had grown up
to unwholesome extent, and that far larger guam
titles were imported than were required for legitimate
purposes. Cheap arms wero bought and sold TO
extent quite Incompatible with the maintenance of
peace and good In four years 100 600 600
percussion caps had been imported into Calcutta OF
which not more than Ia, 100000 legally re-ox-
ported. An application had lately been made by
single firm Tor permission TO import seven Iakhs OF
caps and 900 pounds OF powder monthly, amount
which could not possibly represent any legitimate
mand. The Military Member called the attention Of
the government To the fact that admirable pcrcus
cap manuiactory existed IN city one Of
military stations, which turned out caps almost equal
to those supplied 10 our own troops and he suggested
that the Council should ut the same time deal with
the Indian manufacture OF arms and ann nition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
CLEOPATRA'S NEEDLE.
From tho London Times, Dec, %

lfrom INC Lonuoh litncs, Doc, ~
popular authority, speaking OF tho Christmas
waits, instances London waiting for Clcopara's
Needle Punch and his friend tho public will doubt
less DO glad hear that In all likelihood London will
not have walt very long Tho laws delays are pro-
vorDial and maritime law 10 exception to the ruc.
Hence when Mr. John Dxons cy nder ship Cleopatra,
with the obcsk on board, besides being wrecked
the Bay OF Bscay, caught In tho mcshcs OF a sal
wage suit there but good grounds Tor fearing
that the new and thorny questions to raised
by counsel IN SO peculiar u might almost linden.
nlcy dcian her at Ferro could tell when
she might DO looked for In the Thames. Happily
thcro ways ana means OF smoothing over such
difficulties, and, thanks to the good and right
feeling OF the ltigatng partics these have been re
sorted 10. Mr. Dixon has gwen bail In the Admiralty
Court TO the owners OF The Fitzmaurice, tho ship
which picked up the Cleopatra after she had
adrn by tho Olga, to meet such savage shall DO
ultimately awarded. Accordingly week or two ago
Captain Carter, the master oi the floating pecdlo
case was sent out 10 fcrrol with a picked
English crew 10 resume possession Of his
ship, and telegram announcing his arrival has
nov reached Mr. Dixon's Office He reports himself
and ali we'll; he mas Inspected the Cleopatra and
found hor IN much better trim than might been
looked Tor considering what sue has gone through
rho necessary repairs no completed, he says In
ten days Mr.. Dixon has already arranged with mr..
William watkins TOR the hire OF one his powerful
Channel tugs to fetch tho Cleopatra IRON Fcrrol Tho
contract is Tor $500, payment to be on tho
oDclsk ships safely reaching bor inoorngs In tho
Thames Mr.. Dixon has consulted some Of tho most
Pcninsulnr and oriental Company, and they
agreed In tho opinion that the season
OF the year presents no sufficient reason for tne
ship being Kept Ferrol IL decided TO SEND
n tug tor ner instead OF simply engaging some mer.
chant steamer to call for her, as tho tug would DO
wholly at her SERVICE could have no interest clashing
with the speedy and saic arrival OF tho Cleopatra
her destination, and can wait, N needs bc for what
nautical phrase rs termed "a streak OF TAR weather.
tor the voyage. Across the Bay Of Biscay tho dis
lance Is 800 miles, and much may DO rcckoucd
to the Thames, ana is computed that In favorable
by one OF Mr.. Watkins anc channel tugs, with tho
Cleopatra In her wake IN i've days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 1.
Before judge Sutherland.
AN OLD FAvogITE's ESCAPE.

AN OLD FAvOaIIES ESCAPE
was vending his way through Blocker street home.
ward bound on the i2ht OF tho 2UtL OF December
when he was suddenly assaulted by three young men,
VINO, It was alleged, endeavorcd to rob him. Mr.
White was knocked down, his right wrist being
sprained in the Ial and an ugly gasn Inflicted over
The lett eye Bat Mr. White did not let
the rowdics have 1t all their own way
by large majority for with old-time yigor
no defended himself like hero, making music
the ''vOres" OF his cowardiy ussaiants soon
succeeded IN capturing two o the woua.bc high way
mcn--Martln Waters, Of No. 152 Leonard street and
Edward Ferris, OF No. 152 Leroy street. Wucn the
prisoners were arraigncd Tor trial yesterday by Az.
sistant District Attorney Lyon Mr.. Edmund f. Price
their counsel offered 10 plead 10 the cnurgc
ana battery concDdng That tho accused meant
ME White, but that, beng intoxicated they al
tackled him without any other intent than 10 have
There Ucing no direct evidence that "a robbery
was mediated Mr. Lyon accepted tho plea, ana Judge
Sutherland sent Tho prisoners 10 the Pcnitentary each
for the term OF one year.
"a STUDENT OF DIVINITY"
A graceful young gentleman, with a very sancti-
monious look, auItlessy attircd and seemingly pos
scssed OF all the clements OF IA nice young man. -
calling himself William $. Finley, and who described
himself u student oil divinity, arraigned a, tho
bar undor tho following circumstances In June last
no engaged board at the house of Mrs. NJ Fox No. "a
Lexington avenue. Mr. Fmley's stay was short; In.
he remained only day, and by way OF humorous
joke pocketed gold watch and payiully carried OF
quantity OF clothing valued at $40 IRON room occu-
Lisd BY Charles H. aud Edward u. Kidders brothers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The newly appointed Associate Justice OF the Gen.
eral Term Of the Supreme Court this district Judge
Ingalls, OF Troy, occupied seat tho bench for the
first time yesterday
In Supreme Court. yesterday, application was made
TO Judge Donohuc on behalf OF Dr. Lambert. the
vctcd president OF tho American Popular Lilo Insnr-
ancc Company, Tor order that tho receiver Of the
company give MIN notice of all proceedings In relation
~ It's AFFAIRS. The motion WAS denied.
The General Term OF the Supreme Court, yesterday,
appointed the usual committees Tor the EXAMINATION
Of applicants for admission TO tho bar. The Commit
tee on Qualifications - composed OF Mcssra AsiDcl
Green, LOUIS l.. Delaneld anu Elliott r. shepherd, and
Tor that character arc named Mossrs. j. Cum
ming, Freezing H. Smith and Edmund Colin, Jr.
Future notice will be gwen OF the limo oil examinations
W. Baxter, oil No 8s4 broadway, was brought belors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
"THIs is SERIOUS NEWS. :"

The Pail Nal Gazette OF December 20, writing, on
the above news, remarks-
This, we gay, Is serious news. And thero is moro
for regarding IL stfiousy than appears IN tho
Times correspondents report Lord SALISBURY, who
happy under tho progress oil Russa's ntris
the East composed under the advance OF her pres.
tge u military Power and tho decline OF own In
those regions, 30 contemptuous OF .lndian night.
Mares" 10 yet in this c0ndtion-ho dare not publish
tue reports aud the representations he received
from India during the last SIX months Were he to do
his composure would DO called something worse
than ridiculous, and some explanation would be de-
manded TO how lar he thinks himself justified in
Jccrng at apprchcnsons because they are personally
incon venienI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
MUTUAL GAS LITIGATION.

Judge Gilbert rendered DECISION yesterday in the
matter Of tho suit OF The People against Tho Mutual
Gasght Company denying motion to vacate an
order to examine Alexander Studwell. one Of tho
directors OF the company. Tho Judge says
"C0nsdering. tho facilities afforded by general
laws for tho formation OF corporations, their
capacity Tor the numerous instances OF maladminis-
traiion OF the affairs thereof the right given by Sec
ton $40 OF the Code must DO regarded as valuable
safeguard against frauds and breaches OF trust which
should be and enforced by every reasonable
and lair means Motion denied aud Mr.. Studwel Ia
required appear 18th inst at ten A. NJ. and
be cXamined.D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09

United Commissioner Shields yesterday. charged on
the complaint Of Special Agent Anthony Comstock,
with mailing improper articles. Mr. Com stock said
that Baxter and a man named Luther p Tucker car.
red on the business under the name OF .sBarker IL
60" giving his address in circulars they sent out
"Post Office box 1872, Jersey City" Tucker was held
at the Tombs Police Court, under the state law.
charge OF unlawful possession of tho articles Baxter
was held In 81, 500 Tor examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr- CMAMBERs-Held by Judge Bar
r re 49, o. 60, g. 90, los, lls, lis, 1913,
No. 20l and ends at No. 27l the of the cuendar)
SUPREME CouRr-GESERAL rggM-Held by Presiding
Judge Davis and Judges Brady and Ingalls.-Nos
~. 81, SO, 80, "a, 55 CO. l65 166 1871 49, 49, 1885,
ls4, 1856, 1871, 1ss, ls9. 100. l9l 1872 1888 1884, is5
SUPREME Couar-srkciAL TERM-Held by Judge
Lawrence.-Case on, No. LII. No day calendar.
SUPREME Rr-CiRcUTr-Part HELD by Juoge
Dononue Nos 2cs9, 2o4o. 2o4l, 2o!s, 2o4s 2o44,
iSd 1889 gts s g l2 Isl 1ss iS
1884, 96l 1928 $40, 553, $40 s06. S92, sos. Part .
held by Judge Van Worst Case on No 9d5. No day
775, 1862. ITS $780, 80 $685. 1854 1859, S2S 1919 49,
1862 $50, 3s4 Az. lila, 1868, lll9, 3lo. 34SH.
SUPERIOR CouRT-GgSgRAL rERM-deld by Chief
Justice Gurus and Judge Freedman aud Sedgwick =
Nos. 2 4. IL, H. Is L. l6 49, 20 81 % 23 "a 25 I'd
SUPERIOR coURr-SprcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
SUPERIOR CoURr-rRIAL TERM--Part Held by
Judge Sabord.-Nos III. 60, 4S9. ABB, u.s. 740, 3j4
1867, 340 2g0H, 49, 67S AL, 5ll 765. Parts and 8
Will not he held this term.
COMMON PLEAs-G ESERAL TERM--Held by Chief Jus.
tice q r. Daily and Judges Robinson and Iarremore.-
Nos. o. 3d. co. 81 49, So l0l, 102 103, 1906 log, lO7
IL H. 20, 54c, 90, 81, 63 SO
COMMON PLGAs --CIIAMBERs-Hold by Judge J. +.
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TERM-Part 1-hcld by Judge
Van Hocscn-Nos. $780, 926, 729 1881. 1892, 571, 272
542 142l 919 BOZ 500, 449 45l, DOL par.s2 anu viii
not be held this term
MARINE Coukr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
McAdam.-Nos. 276S, 239S. 2797, 2s0S, 1888, 274d,
2sI3 2s76, 2S77, 2s7s 2SI9. 2ssl TO 2s9I tnclusve
2s93 1884, 1895, 2sae 1897, $780, 1900, 29o2 zoos,
29V4 29O6, 29o7. 29oS, 29o9 29a, 29l4, 29l5 29io,
29l7 Part 2-Held by Chief Justice Aker-Nos
2lol 396S 1917, 1892 1885, 1885, $751; 1859 2s6l 2Sd3
1894, $780, 1861, 2S6S 1868. Part 3--Hed by Judge
Shea.-Nos. $780, 1910, 2S46. $685. 26o3 1884, 1898,
2s4s, $3.50, 2S51. 1882, 1858, 1854.
COURT OF GENERAL SRssoNs--Part Held by Judge
Sutherand-The People VS.. Patrick Roden. felopious
assault and battery; Same VS.. Charles Lowerre To-
lonious assault and battery; Same VS.. John Lee, TO-
onious assault and battery; Same vs. Louisa Rogers,
burglary; Same Elis Dean ana Louis Charles, bur-
glarY; Same VS.. Abraham Morris, grand larceny
Same vs.. Amos Smith, forgery; Same vs. Daniel B..
Chamberlain, forgery; Same vs.. Frederick Schiil.
forgery Same VS.. David l.. Long, forgery Same VS..
Charles q. Daniels, receiving stolen goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09

For time all hopes Of renewing acquaintance with
the "divinity student" failed. until few weeks ago
Messrs kdder espied the genial Finley on Fifth
avenue, where he was disportng himself to great ad-
vantage. He was however, prevented from showing
his figure for any extended period, being quietly
bounced upon by the police. Two indictments were
found against him for grand larceny. When arraipned
Tor Trial yesterday the young gentleman condesccnded
to plead guilty to one Indictment and Judge Suther-
land sent him to Sing Sing for Two years.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
Philip Miller, OF No. 2O3 Chryste street, in quar-
rel with bis wife Emela, December %, stabbed her
and pleaded guilty to tho charge ofassault and battery
One year In tho Penitentiary
Susan O'Rey, old offender, was charged with
having stolen two overcoats, eighteen silver spoons
and como household articles from her employer,
James A. Billings, No. 2I2 Madison avenue, on The
18th OF December last. The accused pleaded guilty
and was sent TO the Penitentary Tor Eighteen months
William Francis pleaded guilty 10 tho charge OF
stealing satchel containing property valued S32,
from Edward Edgerton No. 63 Clinton place, aud was
sent 10 the State Prison for three years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
"THE ACKNOWLEDGED HEAD"

From tho Osccola (Pa) Rcvc,llc Jan. g.
Tho HERALD Is tho acknowledged heaa and front Of
the American newspaper pross and m our leading
REPRESENTATIVE abroad