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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07
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genbt sortbttlbafts Sbaneen aafmsrtiam -
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petaufhsn.
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taufatn.
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fiufen.
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fur Stts, pftrstu u. {. 10. ptstauf6t.
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pfsree u. Raulsfsl ssfauft uns snfauh.
gu taufen sepiinfdt: Gin tltints .5aus une Cot
psmSsIi& af Ben SIuhs sdts,n.
Wer ittnsn Wobuls psranbsrn, unb Gissu-
tbuni ptrfauftn cbtr ptrtaul&tn MID, 5oate t4,
ba ID fets snts Bargains oftriren Tam, ptrlDn-
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New-York tribune., 1881-12-08
FLIPPERS DEFENCE.

SAN NANTONIO, Tex, Dec. 7.-At the opening of
the court estcrday morning Lieutenant Fnppcr made the
following statement in substance in reference TO the
difficulty:
TO the first charge and its Specifications In This casc
declare 10 You IN the most solemn aud most posi-
tive manner possible that am innocent every way
shape and form tnat never by my sell by nnOLnrf
converted or applied to my own use single dollar nr
penny o GovUlnm ent money, permitted bc donc
or authorized any meddng with II Whatever OF course
I am not guilty.
the funds Tor which / was responsible kept I'm my
quarters IN my trunk because felt to nave
tIrm In my own CUSTODY. on the I'd OF Nav + re
ceyed a telegram from General Small not To transfer
lunuH, as he intended being absent from
san Antonio. This | construed to apply 10
everything pertaining 10 funds was not informed
tuat would be lett 10 attend routine business
mere UuIiug b, absence submitted NV nlnds r,,I
larry To the commanding officer Tor inspection. 1 ana
of Nav 2 tDougnT II unneccss.iry and discontlna if
Tor June. The accumulated funds ycrilcation we
put "A trunk, and Il was not examined until Juiy g.,
When il Ma Te,crrcd to Immediately ior the cu.IoI,rv
inspections Then was discovered discrepancy Of
nv nyn CHECK ior The amount inteining 10 deosit r
sOnay bank before required 10 remit check.
Juiy / Knew they had two montns' nav In
wanted but the post trader cashed them before could
do So then relied on getting money from the pbliscr
,1 80 49, ,eUn t,t trtui-rd IN + IA. ,iis,nnu,
again. believe the shortage OF Sl,5lO was caused by
cOminss.Ty bills due me Tor stores cold the aud
the men aud laundIess.s my personal account. II
caused no unca0ueSb, however, HS Thought when
tbr money shoId be paid could drpusit 20 meet the
cheek n not able To meet 10 with personal funds
When leaving tine quarters on tue lJtl O August be-
Neyed ami sill believe, that All the FUNDS Tor which
was responsible were In the trunk, except this cneck
learned otherwise. Wab perfectly astOnsned ana
uIeiy ignorant oi where tsy were was not respons-
ibie except 10 nIako them gOOd which nave done.
My servant lNou VIA laundfess VINO had no
place 10 keep her clothing Gu Der request
allowed hor put part IN my trunk. always retained
the kcy. except when given to her time,
rearrtnge pat In her o0tiing had no
pcct dishonesty never lost anything worth attracting
attention. had been warned previously that the
nandng officer would take he trs' chance 10 get mt IN
trouble. paid Jui tte attention 10 tns at the umo,
but uiterward remembered IL distinctly. knew him by
reputation and observation 10 be severe, man.
Having comGIted my nrst mistake, ndul ed Ia what
false hopes that would be permitted TO
WOIk out OH my own responsibility without giving him
any knowledge or my embarrassment.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-08
TWO MARRlAGKs IN BROOKLYN

The Central Congregational Church, Br0oK-
lyn held large assembly at 73o m YESTERDAY az inc
wedding Of Frederick f. Turner and Miss Ella Fouett'
daughter of George Follett, Of No. 3l6 Greene
ave. Brooklyn The Rev. Dr. Fl. NJ scudder
pastor of the church, the officiating min
ister George Boreham the best mau. The guests
were seated by +. W. Dauchy, Theodore Bore
ham, NJ c. Carroll f. A. Foet. II. Elger and f. g. Tur-
ner The bridesmaids Misses Lottie and Emma turner
sisters of the groom white satin and cachem re
costumes trimmed with crystal beads, and carried oas
ets OF coored hung at the side by satin ribbons
The bride wore costume Of white satin, with brocade
front the front aud waist being trimmed Win duchesse
lace and garnshed with pond lilies. Diamonds ana
orange flowers half hidden In the tolds OF tue
veil The hand-bouquet was OF white rosebuus ana hhes
OF the valley brides mother wore dress OF garnet
satin and brocade velvet, with duchess lace ana dla
monds reception at the house Of the brides iather
Iasted from 3 to 10 p. IN; the parlors were
almost smothered with flowers, bells, Dais
and bows and arrows being the main
features Many gifts wore shown. Among the guests ,s
were Mr. and Mrs J. A. Turner, the grooms parents Mt
and Mira W A. Turner Mr.. and Mrs David NJ. Stone, A.
W Foilett Mr. aud Mrs W. j Folet Bert Folett' r Mr
lett, Mr. and Mrs NJ A Rutland, Mr.. and MR. NJ p
mfs'o%i mT Snd Mr.; Mr. jane, scrmgeur, the Rev Dr.
and Mira scudder and family Mr ana MIS- cocrSe
TopIiG Mr. and Mr- George Cotton Mr.. and Mrs f. r.
Johnson Mr. and Mrs. A. Crandall, the Misses Crah-
Stone, sn nj Mr and Mrs T. p Loonts, Mr. and Mrs
MSnges Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Lim9a.sleyi, NJ
GriswoId Mr. and Mrs Charles g. Parsons, Mr..
aud Mrs. William H0Oople rldr,,oS Mr ana n, MrS snd
Mrs Joseph Brady. Mr.. aud Mrs Waiter " Niles ~ r.
and Mrs Joseph LAMBERT, Mr.. and Mrs John X. lily
| q d Rust Mr.. aud Mrs H. d. DumOnt Mr.. and MRS;
Charles l. Snow, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. GLADDEN. MT ana
| Mrs George Cox, jr Mr. and Mrs 7. V. Bynner, MI
| and Mrs II g. Bynner, f. Bynner Miss Bynner, MT,
and Mrs Washington Belt, o. s. Clement and 0lr ana
| Mrs L. l.. Steele.
Daniel W. NOrhup and Miss Kate Z. RUSS
daucbtor of Jo,n A Russ ir were married at the lat.
er'a bouse No 80 Greene ave. Brooklyn by the Rev
Charles W. Homer pastor of st. Jamess Protestant Epis
copal Church. last evening at O'Clock The bride
was given away by her father. The reception lasted
from TO 10 d. ~. The wedding costume was made oi
ivory satin embroidered with beads. Orange flowers
were worn with tulle veil
New-York tribune., 1881-12-08

Arthur has raped those miserable Mormons, ana
hope he will do 1t again want him to make 1t sPSei-
atty of his Administration to destroy MormOns me
message shows that he Is very fine man In MS Al
mnisraton expect he will give us the best Admins
tration we have ever had The message has tho true
ring to It," c.-.. e.-..o. ..o.. An
county In which FreepoIt Is situated ana Formerly
schoomaster the prisoner, then took the stand lie
had never seen any symptoms OF insanity III the Guteau
family In crosse Examination lie stated tnat when tne
urisoner went school to him he was sI yearspd ana
had great difficulty In artculang and giving the night
pronunciation words L. w Guitcau had taken great
interest education and his name was Inscribed upon
one OF the public schools I'm Freeport - -,
Horace IarboX capitalist OF tfeepOrt teslned 10 tne
sanity OF the Gucaus, and stated tnat H. W. Gultchu
was the third smartcst IN the coun ~. Tie men
toned the names of the men who were smarter, upon
which the prisoner smingy said that those two men
dead and his father must have been head Oi tue
county. ,,-
The witness stated that Ahram Guiteau was drink
ing man. whereupOn the prisoner stated that ne was
the only GuitCau that drank They were all high
The Dstrict-Attorney inquired whether witness had
ever there being insanity in the Guiteau family
before the assassination
The witncss-NO.
The prisoner TO the District-AtOrey)-Th would
not have been Colonel, could nave got out OI IT, IL
Is the only bad thing The family ever dd
The witness stated 20 Mr. 5cnyille that the snarteSl
man I'm the county VI. T. sweet aud MI 5cOyille was
about ask in what that snartness consisted, "heh ~
interrupted by the prisoner, Who feschttu Ai
ScOVc's ATTEMPT 10 silence hlm Win an angry Doh
punch me under table when I'm talking sweet "a'
an OneIIa Community cranR and father got ais lahV
lcsm from him. 81, -,
that he (ScOye bad got 10 aDanuou HIS lhcoS
that was all there about IT,
The Court then, at 3 pm, adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-08
THE COURIS.
Observation-Disclosures 8

SUPREME COURT q s2 ~ 2 & ( g q Jcog5; Gg
l23 l2s. l$s. AZ lSe. l7& lS5 IL Isl lse ls lsS
Calendar Gale & 205 $S5 2o7 POS 5os 2i0 2l 81 2i
SUPREME Couxr-spscIAL rzss-Hsli Dy Van Worst j.
Court opens at l1o m Law and FaetINos 49, igs ~
o.. 25, 226, 275, 240 22s 49, l46 li7 li$5 2id 25
222 ia i2i 22 49, i07, 2O4 200 Isl. i6i is 80 22j
e. ssS "Es I 'S ii 5 S5 rs 1859 55 55 i % 's5 &.
PART fL1rIed ~ Pot.er j. -Cart open, az 1880 m
& Pg s@ 5as SGSrr SGS s opens IA a 1879 30
m Sos I9$5' ~ ataV' @ @517i iid6 ISfo SY' SC
is $i 7l6 7l S i 1861 1875 1875 rs Sa io' ,'' i''' iS
Court opens at 10 m. Calender called at ii a. III No.
!; SrPfRiSa coURr-TRu rEgN-PARr I-Hela Oy sedsee
wick c. J.. Court opens At II a. Nos. 2SG 33e S57
S6' ~ 20 2 ~ m "a al 7S9 "a "a g1 ts AZ s IA 49, 4''
PAeT He@d 81 9y Xxx & an C9 G G opens & @ at 4 Ia q G
81. SOS 800, 7Sa 5G7 2gs go S25 6oi' ST. 622 ooS
Nos Az, s36 s57 4ls Jt4 ago az, gs5, Sg7 G2SS So5
i655, ii5S i5S. 265 9ji. 2o5 @is. 80 90,
J-Court opens at l. Calendar called at II a m Ne
IoMaoS PLESs-TRLAL TERM-PARr L-Hed BY Beach
Court opens az II a m case on lI2y Davenport agI
rAgI sd Py ya Han & BFqP ss JcoqI open; 57 Il @ a
u 4g9 2y2 o, Itg ss PA PA S9S 9 I0VV ioIi A'O- 40i
aAkiSE GoGsT-rRiiL rEsM-PiRr He'd by sheridan,
55 1885, s q Se H. s Ss7 sTs 5.s S s a2 5s
PART Held by Nc Adam Court opens az lo a. IN m
5s5I, $3.50, 2S29, 1854! 6SO9, 6365
PAKr iIL-lield by Goepp. Court opens AZ 10 a. m:
1855 64i9, 1889 SOL. 675I Gi24, 6ss1 Gl5l 6f5
1850. 6454, 6455. 6457, 6459 $3.50.
GENERAL sEssloXsPART Held by Gildersleevy J. Ths
People agt JOhn OCOnnor. homiclde; Richard Johnson
robbery; William West elOnOus assault battery, John
Carroll burglary; hOny grand larceny, Richard
Roe kfort grand aro eny William H. scott grand larceny
William Riley, grand larceny rset Downing grand Isrceny
Mary petit larceny Louis DeaItenhOener petit
larceny; FlnkHS, assault and battery JaOO Abnle
misdemeanor, George Louis burglary; Christopher Mo
Donald burglary; Edward Johnson grand larceny Edward
sheridan, burglary; William ~, burglary; Charles
stawart burglary Michael Ice burglary; James Leslie
grand larceny Rebecca Brown, grand larceny lssac Kirk
patrick grand larceny Joseph hinsela grand larceny u
gust Hoffman, grand larceny; william Nelson larceny from
PERSON COcoan larceny from Francis Cor
rgan larceny person. James OConucr larceny nom
person; Thomas O'BTien, larceny from person. Frederick
kehan, petit larceny William kloet1er grand Larceny ~
PARI iI.-Held by Smyth, 1.-THE People agL John Far
Ion robbery Gilmarun fonOus assault aDd battery
Louis olsein. grand larceny; Charles Eitchison grand
larceny; stevens grand larceny, sarah Randall
larceny person; William Harris lottery John Murphy
assault battery; Charles Jones' assault and battery;
Michael Fitzpatrick assault and battery James water,
felOniOus assault and battery.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-08
THE CASE OF LITTLE CORLNNE.

The child actress, COrinne, was examined
Yesterday before Justice Donohue in tho Supreme
Court Chambers. I'm the proceedings begun by the SOc
ely for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children
her from the custody or her fOstermother, Jennie
Flahcrty sho testified that had not been photo
gaphed in tights without clothes her breast and
arms though her photograph had been taken when she
was dressed n policeman. She could not write, but
could priut with pencil She had never gone to school,
but her mamma taught her every morning after break
fast. She had attended sunday School once with her
cousin. She did not know what the Bible was. and had
been taught anything about Jesus tAt this point
Cornnes council nterposed that he too had been
taught anything about Jesus which seemed $50 much
the worse" to Mr. Deaheld, and much the better "
to counsel hmse1l She SAID prayer every night
and her prayer was ga little childs prayer"-"Now |
lay me down to sleep etc." ending with: "God bless
papa; God bless mamma; God bless the sick and every
body" She said the prayer because her mamma taught
II to her
"To whom do you address ltl was asked.
"To yself."
" What good does II dol"
{" II does me lots OF good"
"Can you tell what that good is /"
&" I cOuldn't tell you"
she rose at o'clock In the morning abe said She
had dinner with people whom she aferward saw
the stage. She did have wine beer at dinner
She alone in the in the Abbottsford NOyeu-
Der 2s, when she taken away by u man whom she
rad never seen before She did not remember when her
mamma rs taught her to say her prayers was 50 long
ago On Sundays she had lessons, and stories We're read
Ia her She aid not learn operas Sundays nor have
rchctrsas.
Ga the crosse Xamnation Corinne read hueny from
book to prove that not allowed grow up with
ont Instruction. Her mamma, sue SAID had taught her
about Goa Ia heaven" "Murn SAY my prayers | am
talking 10 Coo IN heaven. When am naughty, mamma
God will punish me" Sue explained that church
was place where man stood In place like that point
Ing To Justice DOuOhuc the bench Tue examination
lay
tempt proceedings against Mrs Flahery adjourned
uutlI saturday,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-08
POLITICAL F4ITHLLSSNESS CEYSURED

The action of the Republican Central Com
mittee in condemning the course of Aldermen seamse
and Waite the subject of conversation around 'a'
City Hall yesterday. Among Republicans and tho Ves
ter OF Democrats, who have regard for pay
obligations. the acton of the commttee was approves
II accepted as foregone conclusion that the ia
less Aldermen would be read out Of the party sns
dropped from the roll of membership Icy the ss
District Associations tn which they belong ina' va
will be d0pe no weliuf0rned pJutician soene1 "
any doubt And it will serve them rlgnt ,' sa an
prominent Democrat. No political Orgalllsuo. ass
cundUne the ofeLoe OF tho two men, with tue 49,"
Quences which have resulted from IT,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-08
RAILROAD CONDUCToRS ASSEMBLED

NEW w-0RLEANs, Dec. THE annual conven-
ton OF the Railroad Conductors Life Insurance Assoca
ton convened to-day at Masonic Han A large number
OF delegates present from all parts Of the Unea
States and Canada. President Brigham called the eoh
vention order and after prayer by the Rev Dr. cs
ham, Mayor Shakespeare delivered an address OF wei
come Ex-President Titus then delivered the ann AL sd
dress Alter recess, President Brigham rea bls sn
nual report, showing that S37 900 had been pid gu,
during the past year. Excursions have been tndore 20
Mobile by tue Louisville aud Nashville Railroad anu "
tho sugar district by the Morgan line.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-08
TILE NOuRT OE APPEALS.

ALBANY. Dec. Tn the Court of Appeals
to-day before the IOn. Charles Andrews, c. j. aud as
sOclates, the following decisions handed down:
569-The People agt. o'Connell-Argument resumed
concluded
No 2s4-Josiah Rioh appellant agt the NewYorE Central
Hudson railroad Company. respondent Argued
5l2-The PhpuiN Insurance Company. respondent Agt
the Continental Insurance Company, appeuant-Argued
IruCldmauOu made anu Court adjourned u MOuhayb
December II, lsSl, at 10 o'clock a, M
Following is Day Calendar of the Court OF Appeals for
Monday, December II:
Nos iGl 3Sg. 203, 800. 25O, l7S. S96, SS7.
case the Calendar can be submitted az any tlns
during the remainder OF the session oil the court.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-08
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE following busi-
ness was transacted the Supreme Court OF the United
states to-day:
No l7l-JohuJ Vnton and Others appellants, ag Homer
Hamil ton aud OtheTs-Ar rgUment continued.
No. l1OGcOrge y. Davis TO, and others, appellants aSt
FriedandeT StCh a Co.-SuOmittcd.
No l69-James Greenwood. appellant agL the ln0a
Freight railroad COmpany-ATgument begun
Ann, rIl.l
New-York tribune., 1881-12-08
TWO FREIGHT TEAMS WREcKED.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. IA collision between two
freight trains Jefferson division Of the Texas aud
Pacific Railway, not far from Marshall, yesterday re-
suited the death of two men, serious injury to three
anu slight injury To four others Both engines
Number VI oars were completely wrecked.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-08

spatch Ensign Dewitt Cofman to the recei,lng SI,p
Colorado; Commander Charles Z. Clark mas Deen ue-
tached from the New-Hampshire, and placed Oh wall
ing orders.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-08
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-Commander William
Z. Br.dgman has been ordered ~ command the Dc
New-York tribune., 1881-12-08

attachments applied for.
Mr. scoville-That is ALL except the testimony of the
president
The prlsonerI desire TO see the President in per-
son not on paper will be very glad to see him here
personally.
Mr. scoville-I had relied DR. Spitzka the chief
expert on our side Of the understood him TO be
A gentleman who had made special study OF the dis
eases Of the mind.
The -Attorney-would it meet your view IL
ehould agree that Dr. Spitzka would say yes TO yOf
Hypothetical casei
Mr. scOville-It would not. expected to question him
at length on the general subject of insanity lie will be
here no doubt before this subject gone by the
prosecution It TO that in matter OF this i'm
portance where the life Of human being is at stake
ahs matter OF form where IT cannot prejudice the prose-
cption at alp should not be insisted on.
The Court ITO the ictAttorney(-DO understand
Hhat you will not object DR. spzka's being examined
rghen he comesi
The DistrictAttorney-Iti is better to meet difficulties
tYhen they present themselves.
Mr. scOyile-YOu certainly don't risk anything by con-
senting to that
Tie District AtornevI think we had better tako the
regular When DR.. spitzka gets here his cxami-
nation will be matter entirely in the discretion Of the
Court.
Mr. scoville-Dr spitzka has investigated this case
as understand, scientifically and also understand
that Mr. Porter himself wanted Dr. spitzka to testify on
behalf Of the prosecution and that DR. sptzka informed
him he had investigated this and had made up
his mind that he could not assist the prosecution Re
lying npon what knew and on letters which had
seen from Dr. spitzka expected 10 rely him for the
defence on this branch Of the case.
The District Attorneywil IL be satisfactory you
we make objection TO his testimony, provided he Is
brought here before the testimony Of medical gentlemen
fer the Government Is introduced
Mr. seoyille-Before you get through with it--Yes.
The prisoner-Better have attachment served on
him. He is a very important man. He has examined
into this scientifically in all Its bearings He just
Fthe man want 10 see here
The Court ito MI. scovllle-You have your attach
Inents. Dr. spitZka comes, the question be dis
posed Of then.
Mr.. Sooyile-Very we'll will leave that question TO
your Homer, satisfied that shall be preudiccd.
The Conrt--You viii not be pref diced. Of course
Mr. 5eoviileI have glanced this book, Truth"
and find that its general character is the In
Those portions OF it which have been read In court
snail probably ony have To call the attention Of the jury
70 the alterations in the book made In writing.
rue ps,s0ner-Whel come 10 address The jury pro.
pose 70 show the substratuna OF thouRbt and fbA