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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09
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minentsH psriUnsu, rsl&s aus eissnsr Grfahruns benz s,ut.
f&eH 5siImitta has pdrmae euS a~nssssi5sn laHsn. Die
Ramsn Sbis,r gtrfrntn fstsn ais cine gentle @araatt, fur
ben Wertb bss WittsIs unb laHsn aud uiat ben lsifsfss
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09
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sfane elmer 9rishmaris ~tpasafrsi p~sianst ssa ben 6sraus.
ssbtrn n. r3ossIsr u. Co., Baltlmsrt, Rb.
, 1880-04-18
DEATHS.

cook.,;Apr L. Infant son OF Davtd G and Mar
Funeral Saturday, April II. at p. n.. to RosehilL
kkEANENNhp5li17 klnasa Of Hneumonia james Il Keane.
GrcgoT-s. b. carrass to Galway. IL II " " 4f'D' 4o
BANNisTEK1ln Gatnesville. Fin, March II, OF
Ksans taken e s'''e NV Yors aged
MclSToSHLAt South Chicago, Ill, April II, Fraser
a long and tedious illness ~ 49," ~@se' '1N'>N
GANAt $W Lake-av oI dphtherta Edith Grace,
- Kingston 1ont) papers please copy.
& :esft r. I'D ar5tSR + e Fs1 EN-
So g sqEss f1o te se
oeosk hist &o0dsy 0Sst hpf apfiP % e cs
sa2 aa5s1 4gs = Of f 9aaH sa.o i
G5 Mss pease sap
A Augastus # andrews wl take place Ipndey Apll
Monroe-st ''' 1e7'4'ns0 1''' wv " cat
,.9; rERmY7A. Az Pueblo. Colo. April II, Of chronic
X6by Ss 81 e chsss5
~ Mudlson wis, papers please copy.
AILLEIs-At her lato residence s0l West Erie-st,
APri T. Of pneGmonia Jula, the beloved wtfe Of ].
tf fBrooklyn and New York City papers please copy.
@ oVEK-Entesed ;ts H into rest Thursday, April Is
Fanny vile OF the late Jarvis Glover of Springfield.
funeral will take pace from her late residence
p NJ The friends OF the family are invited at1end
C0FFlN-April 10, ut her late residence In Crown
Point Ind, Mrs John Coffin, mother Of Mrs. D. Sher-
BOSTON Ind Lev Iewiston G taie) papers please copy.
ColL!SS-At S O'Clock a. m Saturday Aprtl H.
CHARLES Leo Collins, youngest son OF the late Wiam
duys. -
Funeral from residence as Webster-av. Mt O'Clock
p m Sunday. April Is. BY carriages to Calvary.
COYLE-At sos Wanut-st, April IT, Of membrauous
md months
Funeru to-day at p. NJ, to Graceland.
, 1880-04-18

GOURDEA0-hfAGUlNE-At Alpena, Mich, April
IN the lonian Catholic Church. by the Kcy Father
Eainhn. Dr: A. =: Gonrdeau. formerly OF Montreal.
CAn ind MiSs Mary Victoria MaguiEe only daughter
OF Cap1P IL Mcguire, Vt Alpena.
nAsVEY-F0RD-At the residence OF the BRIDES
parents: Mtyerside, H., april H. by the Rev T. b.
rope; of Trinity H.: E. Church Of this city, Mr.. Eu-
gene Harvey and Miss Jennie A., daughter Of Bur
ton ~ and Mary j. Ford.
ID Aa1lIEsoN-S,ilTl4 ~ IT, the Rev. James McLaugh-
n q tho scotch Presbyterian Church. at the pastors
res!dence on tllc 18th inst. Mr. William II: Jamieson
ana airs. Sarah Ann Smith, bolh OF this city.
CRANDALl-EISTON-At the residence OF the
Eroonls ssster IS Mrs f. Mitchell 81 West Madison
st pril l9 lSo, BY the Rev. A. fuuker, Of tile West
side ;Tal,ermucle, Air: Trunk ". Crandall and Miss
uattic f. Efston, both Of this city.
FRENCH-MASON-l this city, april II. by the
Rev Dr Il; y: Thomas, At the residence Ut +. II.
!1annum, 10 Parkav., Cleon French. Of Burlington,
L.; .1d Maggie 4 Msason. OF Chicago, III.
- petersburg ull.) papers p!easd copy.
WAhp91.RATTiiAY-on K the nth inst. at the resi-
a u tss @ oraes Iatler james Natf5ay II Ham
Mattllew'e Reformed Episcopal Church. Mr. James Il
this city. ~
PARSONS-RUSSELL-1 this city April II. by
the Rey. Arthur SwazeY. Wium q. Parsons, Of Chi
caso: 1rd Della T. RUSSELL Of BaldvtnsviIle,N N. Z.
- - New YORK papers please copy.
, 1880-04-18

to prosecution. Then aKn1n, 1t Is Important to
new ne directory, lire the caavassing for which viii be
| commenced at an early day.
THE Mayor gave 1T out yesterday that under
or listen to applications for positions, and posted
| notice on his door to that effect. .-.,-l
TIE City Treasurer yesterday received S:,904
| from the City Collector. Sl,09 from the Water
1f ffo% s t toaS a1S%
THERE has been quite a change around the
| Health Department the past few days. Every
| body notices it.. There is less confusion. less
loud talking. and matters are moving smoother
| than they have for months.
Up to dnte about $4,000 has been collected for
widening State street, and the work goes etead-
lily on. The assessments for damages and bene-
fits do not agree exactly, having been made by
different jurfcs, but no serious trouble has been
| met as yet
No NEW cases OF smallpox we're reported yes
terday, but the excitement on the subject has by
no means died out The vuccinntors were busy
on Twentieth and Haisted streets, and there wis
IN incrcaso Of callers ut the Health .OtIce who
wanted their arms scratched. The reports from
tile Hospital were quite favorable, and 1t was
not thought that any further deaths would
occur.
THE probabilities are that the Council will en-
ter upon the canvasstng of the vote east at the
late election during the week, and that IN Ad-
MEG rnth's friends are claiming that the count
will Show that he has majority vi sixty over
Staubcr, and considerable interest is being felt
in the matter OH this account
MuzzLE YOUR DOG.
The applications for, licenses to keep dogs
calling, aud the total number issued to date is
short Of l,4oo. It may be that dog owners nre
ought To be. The ordinance governing the keep
Ing Of dogs goes into effect Tuesday, and the
police have "a orders to- to shoot all found upon the
muXzled. The idea OF appointing dOr-cnrchcrS
, 1880-04-18

to go down cellar. He thought he saw a
grizzly bear In the potato bin. aud in making
rush for the stairs he fell and broke bis neck.
Inc < IParsian beauty with her elegant 2 COS, oS
Hair Bazaar, 157 State street.
A Detroit doctor has been run away with
four times since Jan. /, and yet he refuses to
trade his horse for bicycle.
arizona Illustrated sent free BY G. 4. Smith
d Co., 1oS Washington street, Chicago.
Reliable homeopathic medicines at Boerfcke
O Iatefs pharmacy, IS Clark street.
The elevator boy has much to do toward
the elevation Of the masses:
"Honesty is the best policy" but too many
people claim that they canot afford the best
Of anything.
, 1880-04-18
THE CITY-HALL.

The Controller will advertise during the COM
ing week Tor bids for the water bonds to be re-
issued July l.
THE Mayor says the only reason he did not
sign the call for the Grant "boom" WAS that he
was not asked.
ABOUT two thirds OF the new house numbers
for the South Division lluve been given mt hit
1t Is complained that they have not all been put
up. It IS important that this matter should be
attended TO, and at once, for after May those
who do not hare their numbers up viii be liable
, 1880-04-18

No other medicinal spring has ever effected
cures In kidney disease half SO wonderful as the
pure 'Silnrian" Spring Of Waukeshn., The
''silurlan " is ordered by physicians and is sold
by Buck Il Rayner at their various pharmacies.
, 1880-04-18

mo foreign or American piano can hon
estly be regarded as the peer Of the Hallet,
, 1880-04-18

*'Albeter." and his sentence to ten years at
Joliet, the Philip II. Best Brewing Company,
who were corlplanants in the case. yesterday
ssnf ht'n fiaHering letter. inclosiug SaD bill
Jhs IS a new departure in more ways than one
Detectives have always been accustomed to re-
celve cash not by letter. but in the palm Of a
but the defendant
OFFICER Michael Murphy No. e, Of the Rawson
Street Station. died ut his home at II o'clock last
evening If complication Of diseases result
lug In hemorhaxe OF the lungs, which was the
direct cause OF his death. Mr. Murphy had been
on the force nearly ten years. wAs ~ years of
aEe, and left wife and five su1all children in
member OF the Police Association. of the An
cicnt Order OF United Workmc1,, and the indie
lxndcut Order OF Forcstcrs- Although atling for
WIS exposure to which he was subjected election
day and he had not been capable of duty since
rhut day.
At late hour Saturday morning William
Davis, whose attempted suicide was mentioned
Yesterday. was taken to the County Hospital
Upon searching him there the following note
was found which shows that his name is not
Davis. and that he lied when he said he was an
"ApRIf. l6--I ara tired Of life; cannot live
without her although she hns scorned my love
and rejected me- tood-by %ether and a6 brother
Addressed "George Howe. Eigin, III: '
The girl. whoever she Is, probably gave him
the mit1en because Of his home1y phy6ognomy.
That at least would furnish her good excuse
Tor SO doing.
JOSEPH CHESTERFIELD MAcK1N and 5. r.
Ward, have of late been mantfesttnG conSid-
erable interest in the Mayors appointments
They hare bothered him beyond measure at his
bad t. dodge them They had iabored inter
view with him yesterday, and sought to have
he tender Of the Madison street bridge removed
, 1880-04-18

to mike room for their man. but were unsuc-
cessfl,l. anf1 ara mt liable fo call again on the
same mission. They left his Office in anger, and
| mnon fhe oi1ts1de keo,trh was sWearinQ ven
rrance aoainst tha nemnerntic party. Mackin
vas moro discreet and nurscd bis wrath, but an
early dissolution of the firm OF Mackin & keough
Is among the probabilities.
= RATHER peculiar accident occurred yester-
dav affcrnonn to fl indy naIned Mrs. n. B. Field,
niIiiner ~ Cafar Rnnjds. IA. who is stopping
ut the Palmer House. She had been into Cos.
save s. Co.'s store' IN State street. where she
ma purchased some goods. In coming out Of
the Stnte-street entrauce she slipped on the
|: fron- -frnmed nrca iiehts and fell on her face.
The faiI was fearfsilly hard one, upon the glass
and irr1n s,,rface. and the result xas serious
disf1e,1rat1on and cutting Of tie face. The lady
was 1t once taken to the hotel, where DIR. E. II.
Hnrsev attendci her. lie found that the bridge
Of her nose WIS broken. and the scalp had been
81, hsdiy c,t on her Forehead that the bone lay
hore md the skin fell over the right eve. He
stitched IN the wound. and nba1e the lady as
Comfortable as possible. She h ot dangerously
hnrf. but her Beauty is considerably marred.
ABour nfty Surviving veterans Of the War
met last evening at Owsley's Hail., corner Of
nuxiliary club to the Central Veteran Associa-
, 1880-04-18

The moth will not uttac1 q fabric that ts packed
IN Buck Rayner's " Moth Powder"
, 1880-04-18

!, The Eldredge Sewing Machine leads
me world, and is the best fol. you, to buy.
oolu on monthly payments. l99 State street.
, 1880-04-18

I1Mes; Our highest artists in dentistry: The
McChesneys beyond doubt. though but S. Q set
, 1880-04-18
MARRIAGES..

, Malt Bltters build up the nervous and muscu-
lar system and SO overcome disease. -.
, 1880-04-18

Most wonderful Is tho beautiful display Of
delicious candies at Dawson's, I'll State street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
The st. Petersburg Explosion.

ST. PETERSBURG, February 30. 1t may be
unintellegible to many persons abroad, how
the Nihilists succeeded in doing their work
in the very residence of the imperial family.
Probably no other building in the city was
less safe than the winter palace. 1t always
has been refuge for numberless vagabonds,
workmen, friends of the servants, and others
many without passports, who would not live
with impunity any where else. The imperial
Ukase Of last April, gave the full powers to
Gen. Gourko to search the buildings Of the
palace, but even that the Servian Governor
General could hardly venture to do. Such
is the Russian administration to interfere
with the special authorities Of the imperial
residence. There is an old Russian law
which gives the right of sanctuary TO crimi-
mails taking refuge within the buildings Of
the imperial palace, so far as it concerns the
ordinary police, who have no jurisdiction in
such cases. No less than 5000 persons have
been living in the winter palace and nobody
even knows the precise duties Of one-half Of
them. The appointment of Gen. Melikof as
virtual director, has created good impress
sion here, especially in circles where he and
his previous administration are best known.
His rule at kharkof, though mild. has been
ehectual in depressing disorder. His views
are generally know to be liberal. All classes
feel that the measures taken are necessary
and wise, and that Melikof is the man most
fitted for the place. No well informed per-
son believes in any widespread conspiracy
amongst dignitaries, court officials or militia
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Gardiner Local News.

The republicans have nominated their ON
GERS in each ward in the city during the last
week. Neither the greenbackers or fusionists
held any caucuscs, bnt it is expected that op-
position tickets will be presented in few
wards. 1t is a safe prediction to make that
only republicans will be elected in the mu-
nicipal election this year, since they are the
only ones nominated on the regular ticket.
Saturday evening. the republicans nominated
d. C. Palmer for mayor and chose delegates
to attend the convention at Augusta, Tues
day.
The ice business in this section is closed
up for the present, awaiting Vennors "coid
snap"
]. S. varriel, who recently retired from the
photographing business in this city, Is u
present in Colorado, looking up satisfactory
rancho, hoping to improve his health oy
change in work and climate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-01

China Locals.
The sleighing is again Stayed. and there Is
none worth living for except on the lake.
On Thursday evening our amateur CLUB gave
ms the three act drama, "My Brothers heeP-
er,. and the two act farce, "Hans Won
Smash" Although the evening was unpieas-
ant fair attendance was had. The acting
was pronounced first rate, and it is hoped II
will be repeated. Proceeds 1874, which aites
expenses are paid goes for a worthy improve
ment.-.Apples are being picked up-out o.
the cellars of course-at an advance, wnne
hay is doing better.-Ice Is being hoaseo'
Weather is unusually warm.-An unco"-
mon amount of sickness has prevailed IN QUIZ
vicinity this winter, but many are recovering
Boston parties have picked up some cno'cs
horses in this place, and there are others re
manning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-01

Charlie Swan and Miss Hattie Gilman were
married Thursday evening, by Rev. Mr.. Up
john, at the residence of the brides father.
The wedding was q quiet one. only relatives
of the interested ones being present. The
presents were quite numerous and some Of
them very elegant. We wish the couple many
happy returns of the day.[--Sto"do'd (Sat-
urdav.)
Our downtown contemporary bears away
the palm for its graceful and happy way in
congratulating Mr.. Swan and bride upon the
event of their marriage. Many happy re-
turns of wedding day is the latest, We sup
pose. for limiting that divorces are easy in
this State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-01
HallOWell Local News.

HallOWell Election.
The election of city officers in Hallowell,
to-day. The nominations by the Republicans
are as follows:
For mayor: Hon. J. r. Bodwell:
Ward alderman, Chas, II. Clary ::
Councilmen, J. b. Thomas and J. j. Jones; ;
Warden. S. b. jordan Clerk, +. A. A.
Heath: Constable, Augustus Neal.
Ward alderman, Daniel Hanscom !;
Councilmen, ii. l.. Grindell and Geo. +.
Bodwell; Warden, II. A. Brooks; Ward
Clerk, James Christie; Constable, 5. B
Leonard.
Ward 3.-Alderman. Augustine Lord !;
Councilmen, A. ID. Niles and ThOs. Hovey;
Warden, Mark johnson; Clerk. William
johnson; Constable, G. S. johnson.
Ward Aldermen, J. w. Fuller; Coun-
cimen, S. c. Otis and II. c. Austin; War
den, Joseph S. Clark; Clerk, L. NJ. Clark !;
Constable, f. NJ. Henderson.
Ward 5-Alderman, w. A. Winter !;
Councilmen, l. F. McClench and W. II. Gil
man.
The fusion candidate for mayor is Mr..
Orlando Currier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-01
CANADA.
The Donnelly Massacre Case.

LONDON, February 81. At the examine
ton in the Donnelly massacre case, to-day,
VIM. Donnelly made some direct and start
ling revelations. Witness identified James
Carroll, John Kennedy. Martin Mclaughlin.
justice of the peace, and James Ryder as the
assassins. He heard some one crying fire
outside his house and looking through the
bedroom window saw three men standing by
the house. His brother John appearing at
the door was instantly shot from behind a
large tree, the gun resting in a crotch of the
tree. The evidence produced profound
sensation
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Colby University Notes.

Colby University Notes.
The BOYS are nearly all back from their
schools. About forty taught and they unani-
mously report pleasant schools. As fas as
can be ascertained every one gave excellent
satisfaction, and many received flattering Of
fers to return next winter.
1t is ardently hoped that the bill for Free
high Schools, and also for the consolidation
of districts, will pass the legislature. This
would raise the standard of teaching and
make it much easier for the men here to Sc
cure positions.
1t is somewhat amusing to hear the fellows
speak of their political experience the past
winter. Of course they unite to man in
condemning the attempted steal. Almost
everybody here is an ardent republican and
firm Blaine man.
College exercises were suspended last Mon
day because of their regard for Washington.
DR.. Robins lectured at Skowhegan Friday
night on Character in Education"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-01

Rev. Mr.. Upjohn delivered very able, in
,erestng and timely lecture at st. Marks,
last evening, on ''What is the Matter with the
Bible?" He considered the objections which
are raised against the Word of God, and pro-
ceeded to show how full of sophistry and
weakness they are. This is but the begin
ming of series Of three lectures, in which he
will consider and refute the various phases OF
modern infidelity and we advise all who de-
sire to be able to give a reason for ''the faith
that is within them" to attend.
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BY GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal

MAINE.
Fatal Accident.
GARDINER, February IS. James Lawrence
of Pitt<ton was thrown from wagon and
severely injured. He died this afternoon.
Gardiner Toll Bridge.
The petition Of the citizens to purchase the
Gardiner and Pittston toll bridge, which came
before the legislature last week caused great
excitement in this city. A special train with
large delegation of citizens was run to
Augusta at the second meeting of the COM
mittee this week If the bridge be made free
almost the entire country trade which now
goes to Augusta comes to this city. The
bridge pays from thirteen to twenty per
cent per annum. Orville d. Baker. late
attorney for the counted ont members of the
legislature. appeared for the bridge owners.
A Cool Million.
Over a million tons of ice have thus far
been harvested on the kennebec and adjacent
ponds. The recent warm weather has
seriously interfered with the work. The
price is steadily advancing.
Political.
At the republican caucus tonight ID. c.
Palmer, the present mayor. was nominated
as a candidate for next mayor by reclamation.
strong Blaine delegation was elected at
the district convention.
Eastward Bound.
PORTLAND. February eS. Steamship Lake
Champlain cleared for Liverpool to-day TO
sail at once: also steamship Nebo for Glas-
gov.
Postal Changes.
WAsHINGToN, ID. C., February %. Alfred
Mills, Androscogein county, Me-. has been
changed TO keene Mills. Postmasters APP
pointed Asa p. st. Clair, South Hope. Knox
county, Me-. Geo. b. Smith, Webster, An
droscoggin county.