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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10

a4- Sauptmann: Sergeant Srenner,
Sie paren seitsrn abeno tpishsr bstrua-
fen2
Ssrssant 8eiieibs berr Sauptmann.
Sas muB Gin Srrtbum ieir. Sn trinfs
ME!
Sauptmann SD babe aber bod seIe-
ben, pie Sic bin uno bsri9wanftsn, als
sic our4 bas &aisrnenportal sinssn.
Sergeant 90 isbsn sic Ssrr Saupt-
mann, oab es Elm Srribum is Benn i&
%betruntsn bin, TONNE i9 ia INNER bon
binten our9 bas Yi6rtden in Die 2alerne;
niemals bur6 bas Yortal!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
Qttrr Rienf &Sobn.
Vemerul : MaenfMr

fir bic Observation-Disclosures
9mpsriaf & Sort6sru SnE. Cos, psu SOnSOn.
&spa( 9n(. &c., Don Sipsrpoof.
eoumsrtiaf 2luion An. g., Don SOnSOn.
German American Suf. g., Don 2tsp q srR.
ST. Sapf Sensr & 2aarius 9uE. &c.,
bon ST. gaaf.
ST. 9o(sp6 Ssnsr & 2aarirs On. g.,
Don st. So(sp6.
atlantic 3nf. g., Don GLEN gor6.
German Snf. g., pom Sresport, SG.
3. g. ACCIDENTAL Ar. g., pOu Sartforb.
Erapsfsrs' SuL g., pom SartforS.
Aetra Sifs SuL. &c., pom SarfforS.
Gitfs uidt.tStu asmpaanitta, stt I'D BET hem gbisass ub
bsten tsur sura panttli4t 8abluns ttrtr gsrluat 81.
paprt eastn, %tmSftbltn 40 fsbf unS tsanm Bua6trunatu
pettu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10

Ray Gin iddFi9r 2ebrsr: .Rinber.
dsns, ibr mifit rasr idssne ufbaHsn, oai
ibr mid 10 pisl pfebler ma9t In Der belt,
idsn Gpra6e. DEFENDERS absrid Bel oa!
W II unb Wia. SD psrb' su9 Der
llntsrIdiso gang senau erfldrsn, alio bali
uf M | d 1T INNER Der singular 4. g..
Ssebsr &afse idmsdt mid idesns. Do
lit bassssn absribt allsmal Der Ylural, A
g.: DIR Sadisn iprs9sn bas rsenit,
Seiti1e."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10

ssy~ Gin lsutisliser Sirf. Ser @roS.
bsrSos BON 4. truf BON elmer ldnssren &eiis
gang unerpartet 81 Sauie Elm uub fano
leinen "apeiten Rammerbisnsr in benz eroB=
berSosliaen 2sbnitubl idlafeno, bstlsiosi
nit benz bobsitli4sn Sdlafrod, Der Saus-
trOns uno ben Yanioffsln.
ginen Woment lang iisbt Der Sirt Of
oisier Jrs4bsit ipradlOs ba, ~riitt,lt bann
ben Sisnsr u"nianft aus Dem S1laf unS
iast: .&srl, mas unterItsbt sr ii9? gr
tbut ia seraos, als Oh er Islbsr Der 8roB.
bcrSos MIR; bumm ssnus 1T er baSu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10

fur sH ssSBttn Dampfatfs. gsmpasnistu nae ssrs, a.
adslidt abfabrt.
pamburs. Amsrtfanil&e 9init 16 Dampisr
Rprb-I tuti&tr 9lpsb, Bremen i6 Dampfrr.
&unare Sints, 9iptrppsl v. antptr. 16 Dambier.
Wfe Star ZINE 8 Dampirr.
Die dauftnet BON YaHastttn, bic ID In ben IeSttn IS
Sahrtn auf htttn Damsftrn turitu nnb etnabu ttttrt
babe, ane bic ttat GmpftbIpas uas tastu MIR baS 8utrsssn
mttna 8rsunst ssf3Ht
Sn Serbinbuns NIT Sbisem, fieus Id
Ws9ieI auf aue 9auptitdbte Guropa's aus.
Gtfenbabtt 8 9tdetS
mad aata eauptadsttn amttiay unb gaIifsrnla'y iSnnsn
ben santta Tag In mtintr pffet AZ ben rtstlnaetst prtiltu
esiauft rsstni q IA. niat nstsis ae suf ben Dtpps bic
Rtpptn ttnassm ID laHtn.
Grunbeiscntbum (REAL ESTATE.
Clint erSss auspabl bee btata etast.e istutbuns, nj.
aud Barntu uns pratrtddnbtrtitu Cab BET mfr fts o. ben
e~nnttehtn Btetnsanstu ~ tattn unh efutt ID itben, Der
fdn 0ds In gtstnttum Roo uus stpsuubrnstnb auItstn
utn. mttut etatz ~ prafta.
ear anItsuns ssn gapttaIttn prb aaf aauat unt raua,
0dft esrst sttrastn.
Peter Ritne.
Soll d te1,
kaufbrtes. 5spstbdeu. ntbh attn ~sft,itatu pStas,nttn
pnttn aufs pauiti6ft btprst.
cfaet; gds bon glain unb 5. StraSt
DUBUQUE, IOWA,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
unb 6OIsenbss iinO einise Der tauienber
Amerfemnmmeen,
peIhe ihm III Eheil wurben.

24i6briser RbenmatIsmus ssbsilt.-Om. Rsin
tarbt. gilmore, g9tsc.
1,idbrissr Rbsumatismus ssbsilt. - Sbps. OH
Ct. Epniiasius pa.
5idbriser Rbsumatismus ssb silt.-5rdrt 9 twar,
98, 10. Ctr. Cincinnati, Sbts.
1Oidbriss Nsnrdlsi: ssbrilt.-GRrta. 5anni. Slim
Stu, nabs 9pursstprn, Ohio.
Observation-Disclosures. StAbdrt, Rassus Gtts, d.
Nturaisit 9sbcilt.-Susmidb Davis, "a Maulberr,
Str. Nfr. A,rt
@licserreisen sebeiit.-sptu 9. Splaus, 9rps, q. q
Sreftbsmlsn ~sebs"t.-sDiaiam 8ss. BET Strrn Gsas
Yit9lslan, Noon, Stts.
Esre6its SOpasiss -GGiassS cas-. tss BipiFpr
Str, Sen BORT.
Ssrrenfuns sn.-8rtp. SSppd, 49,, Garesu Ctr.
Ssbptsn. g.
3ahnibmtr,sn s'btilt. -SuItus Storm, 121, gHu
Str, Rtr. sort.
Serenibua ssbeiit -SUisst Itus. 1872, Citation Str.
Rem gert.
Rbsmmatiibe 26msr,sn. = Gussa Gsrasnbautr
gDtnpua, Witnu.
Grfrorene 5lat s,btilt SOf. R,inSpls. $50, %.
tpsrp, Rsps ggii.
ent,uneuns s'bol -gDm. gisu, IFS, z. Ctr.
Rtfu. gerl.
Gntilnsli6,r absumotismus s.bsilt. - g.
Stzart elrss, 3er .SSrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10

gSs- SIN @efdnsniB. vWas IN bas
piebsr fir elm Saufrsiisn"; iasts Elm Sc.
fanssnsr gum Wdrtsr. - @sfdusniSpdr.
ter vSafir isio SIR aud i'm 3u9tbauIs.
Wsbr @elo 1T fir su9 Spibbuber
nidt porbanoen." - sfanssner: .Spib.
buben :? ...... go, iast nur gurem Ora.
por, ipenn er isins Spisbubsn ni9t srndb.
rem fann, ioQ e. au9 feline baIten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10

Bss- SsttslfolS, - Ssrr: SD Mil
Sbnsn sin.n absslssten Rod i9enfsn.
aommen sic in msins Dobnuns, @artsn-
itraBs 20 2, pisrts gtuse."
Yettlsr : .9isrte gtas.2 Rein. i9 BEETLE
nur i'm sritsn unb Susitsn Stod."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10

sas- % ausen. $50 bah ib ssitsrn
einsn Mann aus Ralau nit % aussn se.
isbsn." I'D. llniinn."- .Iein, pabr-
bafti9. 3tuei aussn bate er i'm 9opfs.
3usi Siibneraussn an re4ten unb zines
am linten 5ube, unb Stpsi Isunaussn in
Wassn - nun rednen PES mol islbsr
3uiammen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
Meber Saltimpre.

Stsr, esr has ate gatsrlans bdu6sn cher gtrrartt
une 8rtnrespUn eurrra tcmrsu lafsu min, fOQtt bic pratt
pollen, ueuca, disraen S&raubsn. p~gReGmpfi6tft ties
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25
A. Dvauuat7s. saas.v

Mindheimer, d rich chemist of EauIhurv
!aegufnulaEsd large fortune III Che East Ins~
dian and Aastralian trades. principally by az
system OF fraudulent guods,s and at last Ats
concluded 10 make dHe grand Hnal stroke and
retire from business. He arranged a failure
and TURNED over everything 10 Ais Wtfa wa1GTrx
ae daro1adly loved, and 5J nIs nephew, Waam
ne IMPLICITLY trusted. The creditors sWoapeH
down. and did not even find 81 sofa or chair Lii
the house worth taking. and in d few dags
Mlndheilner left the city 70 enjoy himself with
Elis family while the victims OF hss ful-hand~s
ed failure invoked the devil Co avHnva their
wrongs. Ha returned shortly 90 have an eyes
s0n the markets. thinking he would EaAa d.
hand now and then at speculation. ThIs raas
ak months agus aud since 5aaG time until re~s
Gently the clever swindler enjoyed his I'll 2ut-
ton wealth.
Hfa recent sentence 10 two 7earss fnlprfsan-
nlens dIsaioses che Iawardnass ct the whsle
story. He had written 10 big nephew For
u large sum, and was asfounGed To raeaiva as
Hat refusal: then TO his wife, with the samH
result. He rushed aGms and was denIaa
entrance at the door, and presently informed
that unless ne eft ha would be handed over
Cd the police. Alnestdemented with rages he
waited Until his wife came cut Id her ear
raga, and demanded the meaning CT such
treatment. The Indy and 5te nephew h0t71
cut ats aanuaintanea aud requested htfn b9 be-
gone. What could Mindhelner dog They
lad his aesds for every cant he was worsifss
and derided him for 4 foGl, which he now d1s-
covered himself to be.
The next aisrht. he was walking the stEeasa
drunk and IN helpless DESPAIR. gnashing lis
teeth, when he met the nephew. There WASH
sdesuarats and murderous scatf1a, and che 90
lice picked Ip the nephew bruised Dadly and
took tha uncle To the sfataGn- 4usfaEa EnBHgtIE
Ehar he deserved two yaaES TOR that aGGsmpE
at revenge, and the unhappy wretch lea iii
prison rejecting On his folly. and With Ene aFs-
ditionaI agony ever the fail ef ais wife, Wslus
resides u ais palatial home IN disgraeafaI
connection with che nephew
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25
W 4SHIy6TDy.
Censorship Of the Press IN Russia- No Amer-
iean Papers Allowed There.

WASHINGTON. July 1A-Mr Hoffman,
Charge d. AfAras at ST. Petersburg, Ii a ais-
patch 80 the Department 3f S6aGa, dataf July
5 fs79 reports that a more rigid censorship
If ths press has been established In Rdssa
recently The sGI-r6l 8f printing has been
tr snsfsrree from Ghe civil s6 che military Irt-
5unaI. The 5roeass IL called ";aVeating.F
Only sEeh DlbiieaHieaa. as are aaaaed by the
government ara sfl5ex De sold or eircu-
magazine are the 8nl5 AMERICAN 1rtnts GER
ni1ted to appear. The iength Of ttflle taken
bY the eens6rs 10 examine a book often
amounts to Ifs condemnation Publications
0f all Kinds addressed 10 5he ministers and
s.sgaIions OF foreign countries ara rec from
censorship
TEE GROUNDING OF TIE CONSTITUTION.
The eourt If inquiry II 5he case q Gapr.
Badger com Gistaiy aE6neraEes aim from any
blame In the grounding 1t HIS vessel, the
Constitution, Id the English Channel turing
hen recent voyage from HaTre 70 the United
States. Tie SecreTary 8f The Navy has ap-
proved the altsfngs Ut 5he court and CayF.
Badger has been officially notified 1f the re-
suit.
a VIEW POST
4 new Eost Is &c. be established near FL Paso,
Texas. pursuant t4 Al act Ut Congress, az
proved February 4, 1875. I5 will. by direction
91f the Secretary of " al. be- Known and desig-
mated as Fort Bliss, Texas.
i DEGRADED CAPTAIN
Josiah j. Peabody, wao moves IN high so-
:iat circles hsre and was formerly captain III
the United States army, vas5 sentenced 10 SIX
months Id jail this afternoon. by Police Judge
CEnEIy, for Al 0uEra 4yeDus 3Gt5mEb 55 F3Ie
Az Fl Year cid child, aanleaE AalaH A%awTl al,
In the ) ni5ascn1an Institute
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25
NEW ORLEANS, FRIDAY JULY ., 1879 PR

Portfolio was employed n a candy factory, OF
which Bolender was foreman. but u canse-
auenee Of the falling off Ia business Portfolio
was discharged, with 4 number OF others,
from the factory. On Monday last a number
OF Old hands were employed, aud when Por-
teilo applied for work he was told that 5here
was not aay opening for him just yet. He be-
came very excited, and blamed Bollender for
not giving hina work
This evening, few minutes past S o'slnek,
AZ Boilender was turning the corner ct New
Church and Fulton streets, Portfolio spEang
from behind a pillar Of che elevated railroad
and stabbed Boilender Ia the heart, killing
him almost instantly
The ASSASSIN tried 10 make his escape, but
was arrested oy an officer who was passing
at 5hs time and locked I'D.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25
SOUTH AFRICA,
The News Of the Defeat Of the
ZaIus Confirmed.
King Cetawayo Will Not immediately
Come TO Terms.

LONDON July 2a.-speeiaI dispatches from
South Africa show chat Sir Garnet Wolseiey
ordered Lord Chelmsford 30 falI baek on
Kanabawasa 80 as to unite with Gen. Crea-
locks column.
Sir Garnet Wolseley fs at Port Dtsrnford,
In the neishhorheod Of Craaioeks command.
When Che troops entered UtundI, they
found chat everything of value aad oenn rs-
moved TO new kraai 5rlilJby King Cet5wayo
when the var broke ont, Hftaan miles north
OF UIandi, aud approached only through a
long and narrow ravine.
Cetewayo has sonle Of als chief regiments
with him as a body guard.
Correspondents aG the seat OF wars though
all agreeing that 5ae victory over the ZulHs
vas decisive, express some doubts as to
whether King Getswayo will Immediately
come 90 terms.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25
ENGLAND.
The Tnhautanta Of Wimbledon Attempt 60
! Fons An Entrance into the
Camp There.

LeNDoN, July 15.-The inhabitants of Vim
hleaon elaiaa tae right OF unrestricted en-
trance 50 the camp acre. hence their attempt
70 force an entrance when refused. Only Io-
cal volunteers vars called to arms, but they
did not interfere.
THE GOVERNMENT DENOUNCED.
The MARQUIS of HariIn gton yesterday made
a great political speech at Darwin, IN which
ae severely denounced the government.
TIE UNIVERSITY BILE.
The House 81 Commons last evening paasef
t5 ffs second reading the Irish university bill
By majority Of 3s2 The government pro-
posed an endowment II shape 5t scholar
ships, etc
TIE RIOT Az WIMBLEDON.
4 vary serious rtoT occurred at. Wimbledon
ysstardaY afternoon. Il seems that q large
mob audeav5rsG 20 force an entrance 20 the
volunteer camp, and 10 effect their purpose
set fire to The tenca surrounding the camp
after sruea7Tng it with petroleum. The
beIiee charged On lhe mob and drove them
5ass, but not before many Of the police and
rioters were Injured.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25

LANCASTER, Ohio, JaEy 2I.-The Democrats
.of this county held meeting to-day for 5ne
purpose OF welcoming EEtlg home trnai his
Eastern "trip, and giving hin1 a chance 30
sound tie Keynote Vt che campaign. A sGaH
as IL was known that lie had arrived ths
bunting was hung CUT and a salute irad. 4
procession of nElE1arv and citizens also
graesd the occasion. fudge sElvas Wright,
chairman Of 5ae reception committees made J.
speech ct welcome at che Ewing homestead
aud Gen. Ewing nlasts tie 5penIng speech of
the Democratic Campaign.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25
SITTING Bull.
An Official Account of The Fight With the
Indians Near Milk KIvsr.

WASHINGTON, fully il Dispatches received
at tae War Office ehIs morning confirm tile
press dispatches relative 10 che light with
Indians In the Northwest. official dispatches
state that Two companies OF the Second Cav
airy and Two companies OF the Second Ia
fsantry, under the command Of Lieut.. Clarke.
OF the Second Cavalry. attached the Indians
aE,G,it 800 strong south OF Milk river. Seen
after che light commenced the Indians man.
aged TO surround the troops. and but for Ghe
timely apDeafancs OF Gsn. Miiasss column
serious consequences might have ansHed. On
tie aupearancs st Milas's column Gne Indians
fed. Cen. Miles IN ais report. expresses the
opinion that these Indians ara a psrtion ai
Sitting Bulls band, wtlsl hava wandered from
the main body Id search at prey, SitEina
Bull ia believed to nave 1850 lodges and ie
laeaEsf just north Of TIDE British line. During
the fight Two Asn Of Company G, Second Cav
AIRY were wounded. also six friendly Indians.
two of the, latter seriously. The Sioux loss IL
supposed % be SIX killed.
Positive orders nave been sent % Gen. si1er-
idan to restrain Gen. Miles and prevent aim
from bringing On war with the Indians
also 90 5rder eren- Miles not 80 move 1orth Cd
the MiIE river unless he is attacked by tie
Indians. It ia the purpose OF the government
to- avoid 5r0uhle With the Indians tt It Is PCS
sible to dc SO.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF TIE FIGHT.
CHICAGO, July A-Gen. Sheridan last
liGlE receiver al EtJIIU Il LIE Ill
ragaMen5 between Gen. M less command and
a parity of Sioux between Beaver gFeak ald
FranehMan's creek.
The Er0Gua fought II admirable 0rdtr and
ara entitled 10 much credit Ihe aetiCn 0f
friendly Indians was highly satisfactory.
The hastiies. 100 ID number, ware gursuea
twelve miles, when Ehe advance became sur
rounded. several hostile Indians were killed.
4 large amount of property was abandoned.
Tw{, men OF Company A. Second Cavalry, and
gne 4ssinibnine scout vas WGunGad. TwC
Chavannes and sna Crow Indian scout we're
kiIIaa, i large scouting party were sent
aitsrsr the north bank ct the Milk river, hear
the head Of pflreiIpine. They report that the
main camp Ct Sitting Bull. comprising 1860
ieaues. is an Little Rock Creek, having been
moved from Franehman'a 8 creek. This report
is eSrroBSraJed 1y persons who vera III the
eanp OF Sitting Bull as late as June Ii.
M les mas 5ategrauhsd that ne Will move NJ
Between Eranehuan5 8 eraaK and Little R6Gky,
where Che alasn body Ut Indians may be en-
gagad.
Cen Sheridan tGeaGad Sitting Bulls camp
at the base OF Woody Mountain the aeaa
waters OF the Little Rocky Ta Is ranartra
sna1 orders have been sent to Miles % avoid
4 collision with the aosfiles. Gen. Sheridan
Is unwilling 60 say whether lnIa true Or not.
Ihe point where the skirnish occurred is
thirty miles from che supposed location OF
Sitting Bulls 5000 warriors. MEIas's forces
are estimated aG 4ga, including the Crows. AS
sinIhGlIles and EalngGka. Sheridan considers
Miles fully competent 58 take care of himself
aa apDranalds nc dananr.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25
graug rae. mass gsp sas GOTHAM.
Charleston News ass1 g,1urter

There Is certainly Nc reason WHY The South
should noE lock forward 10 the time when
manufacturing capital viii largely seek au~s
ptnynen1 Id the cotton States. wtlare the gaw
material ean 1s aad az the doors at the aaeta-g
res. Ihee1r5un mills which nave aeen started
N 5he South nave been very successful, and
ahe number is increasing every yaar. Were
peat the wate1wsrd first 1ivan ten years ago,
Ia these columns Drzng che mills 10 Eha cot
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25

Ssfrffs yHfTddIIf ffsst3srpairY
nrapansIva of Tnfaetfon.
| -, ,,,,,-,z- - - -,
1nH hhaisr ~ o1' AtooL''
Vt. LOUIS. July A-Eae action OF the 0oafa
Of aealrh s watched closely oy ali citizens,
and SOLAR iSs course VAS with public appro-
vaL Ihere are no easps Of fever - town, d.
sptTe Traanen6 rhEaors TO the contrary, Waiens
being Graesa, lnVaTlabtY fesuAIaG nom case
~ ehiais aBa reVar Ihe aofats are elossiy
wa5chea, =, aac any Sickness s incurred MO a6
once Ihe steamer CDaaonaa fFom Mena-
PMS, With four or hTs hundred destlChGe
refugees on BOARD. fs expected az quarantine
some time during the night. She was looked
fbr this morning. but Was detained ~ fog:
at last accounts all On board we're we'll aaa
NO feafs entertained for their health.
AT FHE VIEW YORK QUARANTINE.
NEW YORK July 15.-T he only dispatch re-
eelvsf from the quarantine hospital ap 80
late honr this afternoon was brief one re-
porting the discharge Of lhas. Il. DAY, c6ok
CT gae 5Gh6Sner IlnDTHT Flaaur his ieaVeS
only 5nTee patients now II 5he hospital Ihe
comm iasa6ners assert 6haG Gaefs fs ho5 5he
slighETsJ cause Tor alarm regarding Gne JET
low fever 40 faf as Ifs may brought aitaer
rom injected ports ~ water, o'r there IL
more danger of Ene INTRODUCTION OF Gne aas-
-, 80 " .ahss ~ a.s
a1ay 1tT atrarsr santhald sera SSD<'--N
/ Tha sfasr,,sr ss;raff.o.s wish i,.sr rasseng,rs
and ,.ravr Ia atill a. a.,araYrir,e Snts viii
nrnraFI-o ss,,,s ia the .ieu .r-,s,er,..r,
i rarfr+ taaS a5aaria.sr sas,s had loan t4sacnr-
4rad * the sraaTaar riTv ii Wartda af rae
~ ara snd MaviaaI1 Tf,4s II rs.nrr.sysearf IN
ria
S.hsr,ea Marr's "A vaars ~ ava af pana-
ma. arrived hera 0asrarsav ia usa fsI,7sn
I-1sTsry ayya,,srsd IN rh,s aid.,vvsir naa. Ma
bnarsf71y- Esr..sa. api,5enf,q s,1tsars7,g rom
hiyh sav,r Ard qf,rafrirsr ard nuro+s.y IA
was removed 60 the Bellevue Hospital and
examined ~ WI. James Vno 5eaievan Aorrfs s,s.
| ~ oe sa8eF1as IfoHl hlatafial @ hi 5TVer. e
aaal- % sala, dla BOZ haVe 5tle ilashsh laea
sad ei5tasiaA lEotA - 80 soeahaol ~ sases
of ysisoW keHeF He ossler+s Hosgls - 20 os -
~ ~4loV-sa 70 80 kcV6E aSs7psosi- go osaes "sski >
! issaaa.
EFFECT OF THE SCARE On TIE P0sT0FFTGH
DEPARTMENT
prsfn3asfsr Tanses sa,s 4t.sr tf,s. ss,rs.,.
aas aaf g7rfzcaaI,Iy afs,arted fn.. Ntarv Vs5rs.
rrs4afifa affnar ii tnts rarerr1r ~ afsy,a7.l7g
IF rsa5ls NJ And franl ig1fse+aa 1.spf.5rs rTafs
srar ~ sfra5Ts h.,rrsa,rar 10 ti1je-. y,.ar1 Ea
i1srarrI,r.tar sT,sr 1sg and ra s1fi.sizaatjf,,
tnararf es.sy,ersl s11TaarfFerant4ars, Issfsnr 1T
fTl conference with ss5,rsrfnfandanr TarraH
who has oharo.s 1T fh., Ssta,lEhern ra5Izpsu
nasfa. ser7iea.
-, =
hsl-1 ~ = "a s1&nND vs. ass. : LE .s4S
w WASHINGTON JaaV 4s.---I ne foaa6Fvli1g fatsa-
grams e0htaan Ghs ATTEST laEofL1ia6lGn received
OF 5hs NaEsahat FSdaffl 5I HtsaiGn
MISs lssAPHI Iff3s tAfY -a-flVs cassa 6f
yaioW [eVaf afa Fssg.aruaG atla 6hts aeaIa Iae
Guy p lstsaaeH. laefe y ~ aaI6ef n ~
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sRTssTl-
There Is 20 Be No War Betwaan Russia and
China

ST. PzHRRsBrRs4, Tuiy 1.-The GazsHs says
taaE the assertion published IN London that
China Is preparing for war with Russia is
trracoueiIaE5ie with the fact that there is q
Chinese embassy aaw Id st. Petersburg.
rRR RUSSIAN FRTGarE sULTAgA DFsA BLED.
ST. PRrRRsBE8e,5 JuIy A-The Russian
frtgaSs saigana mas Bean disabled bT striking
On rock near BiBrko, On the coast 0f Fin
land
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sPinaforer mas 5.lBraaehea eivilizaaiun, and
like Alexander, il 1enolds Ehs araa aI ean-
auerable domain becoming sadly limited
Sheridan, just ID from the plains, says. THE
Indians all sing t., nulG didn't &c. ID hear
'aill-n And LaH 1alaS aEs yaE - Lear tom.
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Nart,tr Warx. R.1,.nea

| 5ansiva marble works ut Robert Forsyth aH
William street, IN 5hIs city, we're partially de-
stroved By fire, 5ggashar with the machinery
/ and a large alanflEy ct finished and untinisI
stsea. The .ass vas s5a, ,agas insuEauce s5eas-
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Investigating Ehe Eaergssu Of Young aas
Kn6Tsrwargn-

CINCINNATI, july aa.-In the congressional
Investigation the work OF 6ha committee was
confined TO the action OF the narshals and
supervisors Of the election
Marshal IhFaaI vas gut upon the stand.
followed 5y CapE Eorsaere, chief slIperia-
tsnGent, and Fhos. Taylor, e1-aeyuty mar
snaI. Capt. Forsaera testified that the DEM
0erals deciinea tU uaEEe supervisors. and ne
could Aud 5u6 ataeraan vElo would serve.
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Gaecka.aEs L. 4 Tssszr.pa Eampanz.

B9RDRNTowy,= N. T., July s4.-Ths city asl-
thnrtJies aave ordered the American Gai6n
Telegraph Company % discontinue the cree
6Bn OF I65 line tar0lgh that city.
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ITALY.

4 Prominent NobIernan Severely Stabbed,
ROME July 2a.-4n Unknown man made All
attempt this afternoon Go aasassinaTs Count
Gfrlsso Syndo, of Naples. The Count re-
ssIved two 1eniard wounds.
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a STANDING ses.4reys.,...
rllrrtaI1a Herald. d.

The nanagers 0f fne aTnv reunion, 10 aas
aeid at Das Mainas ID September, have IN
#vttad Mr. Hayes % attend, and nhsy aFa eH-s
eouraged 90 believe that ae will do sas unless
some more attractive: trae-ttlneh rorltH Is
opened f8r him about that time.
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sas<n.s and synvspsnas.,
Atlanta Constitution. ]

With 5he ps1a509 bug III GaeorgtS ana ssrallI
Returning 10 MIS- native shores, IL Would sseAl
AS Though we are going 5J have 6aa Ia1sa.. slssa.
elaborate racket the republic las eRaf 49,
1plspI
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pressdeussaE srBuntt.

Presidential aaBIranns cannoG turn their at
| tanBion 10 Georgia too early. member Of
the Legislature has already Introduced q gill
G.a sras.s a. Boom.
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ReDuFsssssaH Loss.

Bangor Journal.
/ It is rTlmGreG that Bob Ingars1Il IS 10 De
| eane Christian. Another Republican loss
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The yarrtsrawu Harazd tears E4aE asaa -
saasanss neaeh-arau nas already aaeA 80 80
s.ue,e. nv fraasf. This setsas nie peaea aaAss
Tor the ae9E season.
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Fame
E1iiit.avs1 TIriIlIIy1s.


Hsnian can JUST sign his Name, but ha is
more of q nero In Canada to-day than Fart
DuIfertn vas after he had made MS off-hand
speech IN Greek.