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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24
Wiertes &upitel.
Die SludDt. 5as 3baI bon
SausXoren3. - Die SGble.

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Serb Wouneiare bon ale Dem. mas Ii1 in
Der No 4bari6nft 5usstroser bate, &unoe.
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bird bus 2ano 3isben Isbsn, unb imme,
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S&reden 5u isb.n. unb ,uenn bi.s gei9e-
ben uar. bann erfOl9ten erft bart.
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6lrftsn bon GeQano 81 psrIaHsn unb mad
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tbrer oufssre9tsn ginbilour9straf. urf,6l
bar ridfdliS semodt uno 10 mdt oos
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etnen G&Iimmer bes freuubIi&sn 2i&tes
3inbur&blinfsn.
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CaauaIsles.

New York, Is David Heckinger and
Henry Roche, boys, were drowned while
bathing. .l
London, l2.-By the accidental ex-
plosion Of barrel Of gun powder in q
tradesmsn's shop near . school house
in GrO6ins, Russia, almost all children
in the school house who were Jews were
killed. A large numbes Of bodies we're
taken from the ruins. The windows and
doors the church in the neig- borhoOd
were shattered. 81 m.
London, l3,-The steamer Mosel Is
settling rapidly. Heavy seas have
washed away msny Of her rivetinRs.
Berlin, lS.-The Empress Of Germany,
while walking on Saturday in the SchlOss
of Bsbelsbere, slipped and was thrown TO
the ground. Der Msjesty received q
rather severe shaking and several slight
Commissions. f
Pullman, ILL.,, 13.-Patrick Meehan,
an employee in the Pullman works, went
into Chicago on Saturday night on
business, leaving his two little girls,
seven and nine years old, In bis house.
he missed the lsst train and was obliged
to remain in the city all Dight. On re-
turning home this morning re discovered
that the children had blown out the gas
and wers smothered to death.
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TELEGRAPHIC



Grant City. Mo-. 10. Twelve business
houses were destroyed by FIRE last night.
The loss is estimated at from S35, 600 70
$4,000.
Lancaster, Pa, 13.-This afternoon
the barn of Samuel N. Welsell was
bHrned by an iucendiAry. While the
fire was in progress the county insane
asyluE near by was discovered 70 be on
TIRE and was destroyed. Loss $40, coo;
insured for $35, 00O. The insane inmates,
ia IN number were all saved
Mankato, Ks. l3,-Fire this morning
destroyed almost the entire business 2or-
ton of the town. The loss is unknown.
It ia the work Of ar incendisry.
Chicago. 12.-At Hammond Station,
twenty miles south of this city the estsb
lishDent OF Stein, Hirsch & Co., for the
manufacture of jewelry. butt ms, etc,
from wood, burned tonight. L0ss,
$50, 600: it is believed to be fully insured.
Winfield, rs l4.-The Touring mill
OF Bliss & Wood burned yesterday. Loss
$50, 0GO AS the mill had been shut down
several days for repairs the origin is I'm
known.
Akron, o.. 14-A lsrge -four mill
owned by Phil. chamberlain burned this
morning. 1t is supposed il was RreG by
,ramps Loss, SIS, 600 to tS5. OO0.
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New York. 1s--Watts, presidan. q,
the Amateur OsIsmen Associat,o. a.
rived last evening from IiyerpooI a.
says the real objection to the HiIisaaI.s
was personally ttate6 to him bv Chst-
teris, president of the English I,.stsry
Rowing Associations. he said tsst-o
last crews from Anerica. 'Co,na, al ~ -. = !
Snowaeemestee, proved unxentlsmsnIy,
ana u was determined to guard arsinst
s:vIng ano.her crew an opportunity 10
display NnisarIty uhich prevented, their
acceptance Of Hillsdsles' chalIen rss.
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Yellow Fever.

Laredo, Tex, l3.-Dnring thetwenty.
four hours ended at 8 pm, August 18th,
BrownsvIlle had twenty We new cases ~
yellow fever, and one death. Mstsmoras
deaths. 90 - ~ N'
Brownsville, Tex, Is -Tweptv-two
new cases Of yellow fever, all MexIcens
but one, en- American. One death. The
northern mail was sent back from above
There ls more alarm at q distance than
there u caUss for yet. The thurde
squall, to-day, lasted half an hour: no
damage. Physicians ere sporehensivs
OF change in the weather. y - =
Mstamorsf, lS.-Eight deaths for the
fever, fifty. ms I.sGIl'-- - " Oll'
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The Labor Question.

Cum berlsnd, Nd, 13-The Knight.
Of Labor a. Homecoming counseled the
holding Gus in the strike, and all neces.
sAry funds would be furnished. Miners
have furnished to the companies an off.
clal communication asking to nEme q
time and place for q conference
Jersey City, l3.-The special police OF
the PeDnsylvAnis railroad were paid of
TO- day and discharged.
Tho police force of the New York,
Lake Erie q Western railroad will be
reduced to ten men tomorrow. The
extra police were employed when
the freight handlers' strike began.
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A Dead Cher.

Chicago, l4.-Amimikence, or Little
FnuHder, chief OF the Chippewa Indians,
who with bis tribe has been exhibiting
on the lake front their Indian dances,
ETC., died this morning ct the Mercy
hospital, where he was takon yesterday
to be treated for kidney troubles. He
was over go years old and was . good
Indian. He YVES one OF two survivors OF
the Custer massacre, be and q teamster
having narrowly escaped from the Sioux.
His body Will be taken to Red Lake,
Mimi, for burial. His companions here
daub their faces with back as token Of
mourning. M aIa...
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CONSTIPATION.

TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to
such cases, one dose effects such a change
of feeling as to astonish the sufferer.
They Increase the appetite. and cause the
body 10 Take on Flesh, thus the system is
nOnrished. and by their Tonic Action on the
Digestive Organs. Regular Stools are pro-
duced. Price Is cents. 35 Murray St. n. \.
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The GrinneII ureIo.

Chicago, l3.-Hon. j. B. GrinnelI -
!nIs Guy, says the town of Grinnell. Iova
Is rapidly recovering from its reoa,t 80 40
sster' Between sixty and seyenfv bon u,s,
are rebuilt. John j. Blsir. of fbo pjS;s
railroad contributed SIS, 600 n tho ' al
building OF tie college, which Is r.r;d az
progressing. " rspioiy
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New Ionk, IA prize fsh: oocur-
req yesterday between Charles SchsI1sn-
oscn and RObert Turnbull A. H.
HIS place on Long Island. Aher ~
twelfth round the former was unccnso;o - :
snd1ost the fight. No arrests.
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aONETART AND srocKs.


Money, 3@l; governmsnt. 80
generally lower, stoaEs weak,
strong western Union, $50; Qufcks;I~ ~
~; Pacific, 49,: MaripOsa, 3: W 1s'
Fargo, 1So; N. z. Central Io s1lss
Erie. 4O51; Panama, l65; Denvsr r0o o,j
i q, =. %; Union PSciSc. II7Sz: bon Snu
lIle1s; Central Pscihc 95SSf bo Bon S01 I1s
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'ELEGRAPHlC NEWS
Foreign Flashes.

Dublin, 1O.-It is proposed to give
banquet TO Michael Davitt on hi,
return from America.
Patrick Egan, treasurer of the
Land League, received from March
70 June $19,740, mostly from Amer.
London, 8.-The Irish repression
Dill was read the second time with
out division. " IVA
In the Commons Gladstone stated
the defeat Of government OF Friday
was unprecedented government
would use discretion in EMPLOYING
the powers given them, and he
hoped 1t wonld not be necessary TO
employ all Of them. That was all
he had to say on the subject.
Gladstone said he had abandoned
the nope OF passing any of the bills
mentioned in the Queens speech ON
the opening Of Parliament excent
The corrupt practices bill. He said
IL would he impossible to amend the
land Dill at the present session. and
lhaI AFTER the passage of the re-
preston and arrears bills, he should
ask for an adjournment, probably
until the latter part of October.
Parliament will then meet for the
purpose of discussing procedure
only. Replying to a question bv |
NOrthcOte, Gladstone said he WOuld |
prefer not to answer questions as to |
governments intentions on the I
question of procedure before ad-
ournment in August.
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The Old Folks.
SALT LAKE City. Lnlx 10. 1ss

SALT LAKE City, July 10. 1882.
Editors Herald:
With inefable meanness tn,
Tribune, more than once, has sale
that the cold folks" were treated in
a shameful manner Oh their late
visit to this city. l have not heard
any OF them say so, but have heard
more than one of them saw alto.
gether to the contrary. The follow
ing, from a Utah County lady. who
accompanied one of them to this
city and back home, does not coin
eide with the detracting expstia-
lions of your contemporary:
81. and 4. were at the depot to
meet us and welcome us home.
They were glad to see us return
home all safe and to hear that we
had such a good and pleasant visit.
for | am sure we had, and received
Kindness wherever we went. 1t
Will be long remembered by me |
would not have missed this oppOr-
tunIty Of seeing SD many old folks
SIT down to dinner together. Every
thing seemed arranged for their
comfort, So us to make them feel
happy and good. Even the weather
seemed to be made just so for
them, for the storm kept off
until after the 9th. [ DO
think that all through the aft tir
everyone that had anything to do
with it, or who aided or assisted in
getting it up, ought to have great
praise and many thanks, not forget
ing the conductors and railroad
hands, for-their kindness in assist
ing and helping the old folks about.
when old folks travel on
the railroad. they are apt to get |
pushed about and spoken cross to, |
out it was not so this time. l think |
hey tried to carry out the wishes |
If the committee to the very letter,
md that great praise is due to all, as
We know that it is tedious and
to have so many old |
olks to attend to on the cars"
The reputation Of the Tribune for
'eracity is very low down, and it
cts no higher very fast.
SALT LAKER.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
July 10, 1882.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL

July To, 1882.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
W A jackson, Iowa; Miss + Bemis
Bingham; L E Martin, o Hubbard
Miss Hubbard, Pennsylvania; W N
Blewett and wife, Pennsylvania; J w
Wagner Miss Laura Wayne, Cincinnati;
Mrs NJ r Darling, Chicago; L S Wild.
Ogden; } 81 Harvey, Portland; Frank P
Medina and wife, Ogden; Mrs Howell.
Butte; G B Burbank, q Braston, Clear
Creek; G CRllins, Alta: Lieu-Col Ohss
O'Neil, wife and son. . s Army, Bos-
ton. w A Jackson, Chicago; E P Terry,
D G Mclaughlin, NJ L Hoyt, Mr. El!er-
beck, Park City, A 81 Benis, F 81 Dyer.
Bingham; D L Graft, 0 s Army, W a
Gorlinski, @ e.
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VALLEY HOUSE.

VALLEY HOUSE.
j 81 Rogers, Park City; E s Houeh-
ton, Grass Valley; j T Morrison. Miss N
Howard, Denver, Col; E NJ Wilson, Sac
ramento; s Schenck, Eagle Rock: a bel
Parker, Tooele; a Spsrten, D L Dsering
Denver u Vernon and wife, Agent
Robinson Circus; w B Cookies San Fran
cisco; Q Gossinch, Green River; J c
Carey, Laramie; ID Q Peterson and wife,
Denver; T Hamsin, Golden Cole; Elmer
Taylor, Jnah; @ E Harais, Evanston: W
Hardcastle and wife; Sandy; o q Rod
gers, Silver Reef; s s Psrke, Chicago; G
Holloway, Mrs Hooks. Park City; B F
Blake. A 0 Ingling. Ohio; J r Merri-
weather, England; O King, Michigan:
J L Landry, Q Farr, England; O r
SnJ der, ] O Aolbert, Eureka; VIM q
Olstea, Moont Richmond; g o Myer, F.
Fuller, Beatrice, Neb; 81 BrewsterJ and
family, London, Eng.
WHITE HOUSE.
E Molyner, Colorado; J McGoren,
Nevada; @ Wood, Butte, j P Eastman
9 Mullett, B D Mcdonald, Bingham; 81
, Crandall, Castle Valley, A Thorn,
5pringville; A q Langrostby and wife
1Iean; d Hane, Springville; 9 n
ooley, American Fork; B W Caring
on, Terrace; j VAnderdasser, Evanston;
, cMaster, J Frazer, Toronto: W D I
3rsndt, Bingham; NJ r CrandaIl, SPRING
'lllei b 0 CraRdsll, Castle Valley; A III
lusser, jr.. Montana; < Il Biglow, New |
ork; f + REID, Boston; j u Brown,
;lnelnnsLi; Z Goodnow; Milwaukee; j P
Adams Dubuque; S A Stephens. lows.
Cliff HOUSE,
Joseph Boggq, J Panst, D Williame,
Pa; ] Lewis, w Kelson, Over.
md; = a Kessler, HALEY. Brys aud
life, Cottonwood; T Duffy, P Powers,
Dix, G Strasser, G G Snyder; @
hlelda. Park City; A Wood, J MeCul-
ugh, Frisco; w T sBates, Snowville; j
aIlentine, Curlsw; E 7 Martin, Tooele;
Broom, Ogden; j Berg, Sweden; J N
gilman. Ophir; r Palmer, T Ireton, 4.
Its; w y heller, Blackford, Idaho; o
West, Pittsbur0, Pa.
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$500 Reward

We viii pay the above reward for
any case of Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Constipation or CostiVeness we can
not cure with Vests Vegetable
Liver Pills, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar Gated.
Large boxes, containing 80 Pills, Is
cents. For sale by all Druggists.
Beware Of cOunterfeits and imita-
tons. The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN G. WEST & Co., "Fhe
Pill Makers" 181 and 1S3 W.Madison
Street, Chicago. Free trial package
sent by mail prepaid on receipt of a
cent stamp. z. c. M. L! Drug
More, agents
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Fritz"

This ewing j. K. Emmett and his
company appear at the Walker
Opera House in the reconstructed
Fritz in Ireland" The piece has
been referred to in detail before.
while Emmet's name is sufficient to
draw a large house. The box Office
was open on Saturday last and also
yesterday-and will be to-dav-and
the sale of reserved seats was quite
heavy, which is a guarantee of a
good house. Emmett will sing most
Of the beautiful songs, of his own
composition during the progress of
the piece, and there is little doubt
out the Dutch cOmedy-drama, with
Emmett as the leading character,
will be really refreshing and most
enjoyable just now.
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Capital Chatter.

Washington, 1O.-The House COM
mlttee on public buildings and
grounds aged to recommend an an
preparation of $4,000 for the COM
pletlon OF a monument at
fredericksburg. Va, in honor of
the mother of Washington.
After the 1st of August next. the
United States ships Neaohanapshire
MI1e'1eSot0, Alarm and L71tripid.
VIII not be considered as in the
commission for sea service.
NomlnationS-Phillip p. Wilcox.
Colorado, agent for Indians at San
Carlos agency, Arizona.
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|, SS2saNkIT57
M Z. " q 4 ~ q ssS ~
1T Is TRULY WONDERFUL


To see what Improvement now exies
50 compared with railway trave
only q few years ago. To become
convinced Of this, one has only to
select for his route East, the popular
and well known
CHICAGO 8 NORTHWESTERN III.
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot q.
Council Bluffs, where stands the G.
o NV. Palace Train, composed OF
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleep
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars, etc.
ready to convey its passengers
through Iowa and Illinois, and into
Chicago. Gliding smoothly along
over the supe rb track Of steel raj
through thrivi ng cities and villages
comfortably sea ted In this train, one
scarcely discover the high rate Of
speed which he is riding. Trains Of
this road are always on time, con,
nections sure, and passengers seek.
Ing pleasure. com fort, safety and
Easy in travelling, viii find the
North Western" in excess Of their
expectations, and the greatest Of all
routes to Chicago and the East. In
!ist upon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets Ga this Road al agents sell
hem. Examine your Tickets and Fe-
use to buy IL they do not read over
his Road. II you wish the Best
travelling Accommodation, you
Tin buy your Tickets by this Route,
e AND WILL TAKE No
HEB,
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DRESS GOODS,
LINEN LAWNS,
SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
ZEPHYR CLOTHS. SATTEE

And variety Of Wash Materials attention and
We propo to c them prices that will insure Speedy Clearance
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New Transfer Line.

l will take passengers in carriages
to all trains, for fifty cents each.
within five blocks of Main street,
baggage free, Patronize the new
passenger line. Ho.el guests, get
your carriages at the stables, three
doors north of the Walker House.
MARK MCKINDIINS.
Proprietor.
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How TO Save.

All hard workers are subject to
bilious attacks which may end in
dangerous illness. Psrker's Ginger
Tonic will keep the kidneys and
liuer active, and bp preventing the
attack save much sickness, loss of
time and expense.-DetrOit Press i
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THoUSANDsof women have been
entirely cured Of the mos. stubbC m
cases of female weakness ~ the use
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Send to Mrs. Lydia E.
Pinkham, 233 Western avenue,
Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
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COBVfets.

Minneapolis, 10.-A Chicago crook
named Howard, knocked the TAILOR
down this morning, took the KEYS
away from him, and with eight
others escaped, and only one has
been recaptured.
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FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY
we will offer our entire stock of ele-
CANT millinery in our retail depart
ment. E. AUERBACH 81 BRO. y
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WELDING CARDS, Envelopes and
Note Papers, at the HERALD
Office.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-05-27
SURPRISE PARTY.


Bosworth Post, No. 2, G.. A. B., was thor
oughly surprised last night. A presentation
was made to them and not q man had an ink
ling of the affair until it occurred.
About o'clock, while the Post was transac-
ting its regular business, the officer of the
guard, Comrade I .ng, was called out. He
returned and said the ante-room was filed with
ladies requesting admittance. Post Command
or Abbott Immediately proceeded to the ante
room and, in the name of the Post, invited the
ladies in. They entered, some sixty-fve in
number, marching by twos and proved to be
the ladies of Boswort tn Relief Corps. The col
umn was brought up by Mrs. A. S. Spaulding
who bore in her hands superb American silk
flag, regulation size, with elegant black walnut
staff surmounted with gold eagle. The card
and tassels vera of gold, and the stars which
embellished the field of the flag were of the
same precious material.
The flag was presented by Mrs Spaulding
in most happy speech to which Post Com
mander Abbott as happily responded. At the
request of the ladies all united in singing
Orally roundthe Flag" to Miss Sawyer's spirit
ed accompaniment on the piano, after which
the boys gave three hearty cheers for the dom
ors and the flag. Mrs. Beal followed with an
admirable recitation entitled the "Dandy-
Fifth" an incident of the Pennsylvania riots
More singing followed, and the Relief Corps
then retired.
The boys give the ladies credit for being able
to give the lie to the old adage "a woman cam
not keep secret" The value Of the flag and
fixings cannot be far from 800.