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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07

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bei9tete TIN unb usri6bnte TIN nit bee
9irde. Der quite Seelenbirte faBte ben Bee
idlus BET Der grtbeiIuns Der erffen 8. Roms
munion cine GENTLE Ssier II osbsu. gines
Sonntass abenob un lsbs lar mar bas
Simmer bes &ranfeu nit 8lumen qes
i4midt unb sldnste i'm 9itt. Jrausn unb
Rtnoer waren nit BIumenlpsnben ms inns
propifrte 6eiIistbum sstommsn, bic Wits
gliebsr Der ct. 0iucsnts Gonferena UNI,
ringten ben Rtantsn utc etue Gbrenua4e.
Dieter rubis, ersebsn unb sladli9, erwars
tsts BITE antunft istnss Ssilanbes. Oa ers
idetnt Der ebruirbise Defiant, anaetba1
i'm rei4ffen Ornate, nit benz 8. Safras
ment. Sein Sitar bsslsitsts i'm; err rid,
tet eine ribrenbe anipra9e an ben Rrans
Ten, empfdnst cuffs Rsue isiu @laubeus,
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bic porbereitsnben @ebete unb atbt ibm
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fir's euise 2sben. Die gsremonie beens
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ne bas Sdsrfein Der 8%drmbsnistett Az
%binterIahen. Wsnise Gage uadbsr DER,
idisb Der Heubetsbrte. Srsno tn ber
Stabt, saben inn bas lsSte @sIeit nur NEE
nise Ra4barn, Der arbeitseber NIT feins,
9suten uHb bic WitsIisbsr Der Gonfereu,.
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f9 ntdt nebmen bic iferbIi9en lIsberreffe
mad benz @ottesader 3u trdseu. Nm ans
bern Gage esIsbrirte Der Oe1ant eth feiers
Iides 5o5amt fir bic Seelenrubs bes
ju benz ALE bic Jreunbe bes
seffrisen Cages erfbienen waren. llnb
nun iase man uns, bic Barmber3isteit rette
ni9t. Do inbst man bersIeiden Sreuns
be, wte in Der tatboliideu Rtrde. Tbut
ni@t Der tatboliide Wsiifsr isiuen Mrbet'
tern mebr @utes, ais ale bic famoien sos
tiaIiffsn NIT ibrsn @roBipredersien unb
1mfur3tbsorieu. 0ie uns Der aussesei&s
nete Witbruber NIT Re4t iasts, wiIsn bic
arbeiter oes fatboliideu Weiifsrs. baB fe
pon ibm TIM gIenbe unb tn Der lsstsn Stuns
be ni9t uerla6eu merben; babsr bic brl,
@sneini9aft, bic bas Slid bes
WeiiferS unb Disners III unb fi1 nidt aus
bes 8 iuies bes s6ttliden 5auis
ltenpaterS finpet. Mifaelis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
@ro6ber3o ~.
GorreiponSen,
9~ursmburs, am l, Ssbruar 1882.

CultHluutUy uu l. UfutAut 1909.
Die 9sisr Der ,9ursm5urssr @asetts"
sperbeu fd ionbsrbars Sesrifis bon unlsrm
gonfitutiouaIismus unb parlamsntaris'
mus MAIDEN, wenn fe baS &eiums unirer
RammsrpsrbanbIunseu. burdlsieu. auf
Der einsn Settle fist has Winiifs,ium ..
Bls6auisn ba, ifoIs uub unsebsust. ais
Oh es fur spise 3sitsu am &uoer blsibsn
iolIte, aIs Oh eS benz 2anbe ni4ts benn
Wobltbatsn eruisisn babe. Die Iera Na'
ttonalbant i9sint fur bic Germ ni9t be-
fanben su babsn; mite Suppiter pom boben
SIpmp i9lsubsrt Der Staatsmiuiffer bic
BIise ieies 8ornes iber bic fleritaIen
Rammermitslisber, ibsr ben @l.rus uiw.
9luf Der anbern Ssite qlaIsn f9 bic Iibe'
ralen paforsn, pom Der einten unb BON
Der &s&tsu, ibr bilfrsi4 bsisuiteben. Wis
Der Ssrr, 10 Der 8ns6t; bic Orsans Der
Parteien, BITE IiberaIsn 3situnSen, brinsen
In alsr Dsmutb ibrs Wsinuns gu ben 6a'
fen or. @rcellsnb, Sslbf bic p9ursmb.
Ssituns~, bic bis babiu isIbf nidt Dor ct
mem Bunbe NIT benz Teufsl Buridseitredt
wdre, ben tbr uerbaBten Winiaer gu f%tirSan,
bat f9 auf einmal psriInst; In bo4i4wsl'
Isnbsr pOsite befnst Rs ben S9ladtenmei:
fer 6r. D. Blodauisn unb winbst ibm
2orbssr um has Saupt, beun CT bat eS la
sewast, ben Rampf ssssH bic gIsritaIen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07

Geurebe gebaItsn, pielmebr rurbe bisientse
Rteue aus benz Esffament u~.rleien, In mel
der Der 0eriorbsne BITE Beoba1tuns Der
ar2steu Ginfa5bsit BET isiner gsertisuns
iinb bic abbaltuns nur zines eiusisen feis
erIihen Sesleuamtts anorbnet uno bic
@eiflihsn ieiner Oi5esie bittet, redt oft
elm Wssspfer fir bic Rube ieiner SesIe
bar,ubriusen. Na9 benz SdIus Der tir@.
Iiden Grausrfsier b,psste iid Der 2eitsn'
aug unter benz YiaImobirsu Der prdlatsn
ilnb Brieifer aa1 Der alien RatbebraIe. NO
Der cara In elmer @ruft nsbsn Der bss Bt
idofs gnaIanb unb Der bes Biidofs Rep'
1noIb's bsissistt purbe. BON ben Ibar'
men Der Stabt Idutsten bic @Ioden ben
sanssn Gag i6sr. R. l. p.
9i5ceie 2eauen ORTIZ.
Scr boau'fe. Bii9ot Goals ID. Jini.
O. s. B. wirb i'm Wonat Npril eine Heiie
nod Gom antrstsn. Siidof STINT pirb
am 81. Wai isin 25idbrisss 9risferiIbi
Iium unb am IL. Suni ben IL. Sabrsstas
teiner CONFEDERATION gum giitof feiern.
MpofoItfdes gieariat Nor,
tbsrn Winuefota.
Sod sben i'm Rorbpeifen, gu 9ittle 6aas.
Wtnn, baben bic Germ Wap unb @rof
ein bsutidss WodenbIatt sestinbet. bas
ben Susd, bat tn MOrriion, Cobb, Benton
unb Stsarns bic bsmofratiiden @runbidee
~ pertreten unb fur bic Snterefsn bes ga
fboliei8mus su pirtsn. Dos neue Blatt
fabrt ben Ramsn vgtorb Wsfsa~ anb III
bibi4 ausseiiattst. Der &souetsur, 6r.
Wap, rebisirte frlbsr ben vNorbftern" tn
ct. gloSb, Winn. @Ildauf gum neusn
tInternebmen!
uuSlanO.
Su 2apu,insrs6 oipitale in augsburg
at be1sn Superior Batter 3leaS 5ii6bas
der, felt SO Sabren Yrisfer, mad fur1er
Rranfbsit Ssftorben.
Der ais YubIi5iff betannte Raplan Or.
6epfemmaQsr 1T pom gultusminiifer BON
Qut ,um yfarrsr tn SeuBltns ernaunt
uorben. 9a Or. Sopfenmiaer Der Bar'
tel Der x@rtremen" anseb6rt, bat biels
Grnennuns uuter ben r2iberaIsn1 auftsbsn
nnb Beiremben errest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
8 II NJ 8 nrgt(Ge $.
8esetntste Staaten.

Scr bo6m. P. Sobaunes. fribsr In
Cincinnati. 1T pom bo4wlrbisifen Siidof
Dwenssr BON Sort Wapne nit Der auf'
aabe bstraut worbsu, in Soutb Benb,
Snb., cine eissne bsuti@e @emeinoe Su
arinbsn. WOse ibm Der Sesen bss Sim
f1sIs gu GbsiI wsrbsn.
Gin SienRas, ben 81. Ssbruar, wuroe
su ct. Soispb, Soma, Don &su. Sisrans
6sinrid 3eimst aus Sprinsbroot, Sadlon
60 Soma, nit Watia gblerinser aus
RutIaut Topnibip, 5umbolb Co., Soma,
ssbeiratbst. Die 9oassit fanb TN elte.Ii
den Sluie Der Sraut fat, Eros ess
f&letrsu M5sttsrs bstbeilisten fid uieIe
Greunoe an Der 6eisr. Wir wani8en Slid
unb Sssen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
Gorreipunbens

Gin trau,iser llnslidsfau, Der einen
2anbsmann betroffsn. am Sauitas, ben
Is Sebr., UNI 8 ubr Nbsnos, btsabsn f9
@erbarb Bridsr, Saubsr, 9eonarb Wsis
lamb uub Better 5artmann In einem Basen
auf ben Wes gu tbrer Wobnans n0roli9
pon Der Stabt. D. BriGsr funsirts als
5ubrmann. Die Nadt maj isbr Rniisr
unb ba bic 0sste teine 9aterne batteu, par
es sismlid fdwer nit benz Subrwerte ben
@es e~inSubalten. unsefdbr bwei Wfstlen
pom aurora mar Der Wsg eingeiunten unb
wurbe, ME mdn uuS miltasiIt, Der Waseu
an bieier Stsue bur6 einen pI5sli1su
Spruus bss Yfsrbss sinsu tlsinen 6lssl
btnabseuorfen uub bic SniaBsn a. Bo0su
aeftlrbt. Drsi bsrislbsn tamsn uuusrIsst
6auon, per %uisrts, Better 5artmanu, brad
has @snid unb CAB tein 9sbsnsssi9sn msbr
BON ii5. Seine @sfdbrtsn mstttsn I'm:
fanss in Der gsruirruns ri4ts bapon,
aIaubtsn iosur, CT babe f9 mad isinsr tn
Der Ndbs bsinbIi9eu @Obnuns bsseSen.
gtfi ais man ben Dassu aufridtste, itieB
man auf bic 9sids. 6artmanu IN aus sri.
9siau, Canton Oietir3 ssbaItis Il. circa "a
Sabre alt. Or bintsrIabt cine Satin uno 4
unuiiubise Rinbsr, pouou bas iinsfte srft
eth Wonat alt tx. Die SeilsSung Der 9sibe
fanb am Wontas Ra9mittas itatt, uobsi
ibm Der bsuti6s, r6miid:t atbolii6e llRtsr
ifheunsss 9stsin, btfIsu Witslieb er mat,
nno pisle Sreunoe uno Betarute baS lsSte
@elsit sdbeu. Il Snngels.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
Not a Weak Ticket.

In nominating Mr.. Stockley for Governor
and Mr.. Lore for Congress the Democrats of
Delaware have followed the precedent Of
rotation which has worked well heretofore.
The ticket is not weak ticket, because Mr..
Lore is a man of such excellence as to draw
even more than his party vote. Nor is Mr..
Stockley lacking in strength, the one thing
against him being that his participation in a
faction fight once made enemies of influen-
tial men In his party. There may be de
fection in Sussex on account of the enmity
thus incurred, and yet party obligations are
so strong there that he probably will have a
majority of 200 or 800 votes in that county.
Should such be the case the Democrats will
carry the State. They had a windfall when
Harrington of safe-burglary fame was
given the Republican helm, and 1t will re-
quire strong pull for the lukewarm Repub-
licans to win.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
How TIL ey " scooued :" EN-.

A tug-boat load of Philadelphia news
paper men started down the river yesterday
morning, scattering reporters on all the
docks between here and that city with the
intention to "scoop'' the other papers. They
meant business, and every craft on the way
down the river was hailed for information
regarding the steamer Republic, excepting the
Samuel M. FELTON,, under whose shadow they
passed without word of Interrogation.
When they arrived in this city and were
told that they had passed the excursionists
but few minutes before they felt stseooped''
themselves, and ended the hunt after the
manner of picnic. The Republic was
saved, no lives were lost, and the wear and
tear of gross of lead pencils was saved.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITli

FAssociated Press dispatches to iheuil
Mrs. Whitman, of Obey township
county, Pa, died this morning
years.
State Senator Wood was, to-lll
mated for Congress by the Democl'1
Tenth district of Indiana,
The Democratic State Central Io1 !
of Massachusetts, to-day, decllsu d a
the State Convention at bo''oHi
ber 10. VI
Miss Lena Mahl, in Auburn, Sss
pretty German girl, q years OLD u
suicide by drowning. Jealoh'
cause of the act.
The Republican Territorial 've ~
Yesterday, in Tucson, ArlzIllal ,,a ~
Judge Deiorrest Porter drlrsu@ -in,,s
gress, and A. +. Davis sulvI'H"
Public Instruction.
The Garfield Board of Audit lli NJ
a claim from Henry n. Grant o. .11l q,
New York, for SlOO for sprc,a' ysr /
telegraph operator at Elhrr9n' ,'l,.'. W
during the late President : iI''''s
Secretary Folger did not arrive s,,, Y
ington this morning, as was eAT M
is understood that be IS now ,als MI
there from New York, ona rg,i%l F,tl,l
which will arrive to-morro" y
The striking breaker boy, at ',s .sp
Run mine, Wilkesbarre, raii .ii M I'D
work this morning. They VIII liLo, y" h
same sam" amount for a days l1O" %is5
working for the Lchigl anu
Company. s,hs 4
A reunion of the survivors Is,, q lrid ID ID
Pennsylvania Cavalry Is .n, pe,'I Inarlde
picnic at Ke!ler's PARK WI MI'T from d
festivities. A letter was rcan ,mce, ,'
Rosecrans, regretting his aO'''," lad
In visalia, California, ,,,:y,lsIIy ytoiIiIy,Gr q
Harris. colored, shot and mor,a,sd r,,tapc.dal|
his is wife, He then killed his llls,.ISa,oDBeja| S,D
aged al1s Il years, and severely %0lIil6 with 4
aged 10 yea, year., are il n
He escaped, but thirty men 1--
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24

OUR MAILS
Their Arrival and Departure, Taking
Effect July list, 1889.
The Post Office in this city will be open daily.
except Sunday from $50 a. m. to . .. m.
Private boxes are accessible until II p. m On
Sundays open from $50 to 30 a. m. Private
boxes box s.. accessible from to p. ln: The whole
money order office will close at 500 D. m.
MAILS CLOSE AS FOLLOWS:
NORTH.
Wilmington n Northern Railroad to Reading
Pa, and points on the Baltimore Central south
of Ohadd's Ford, 7.4Oa. m.
Philadelphia closed pouch, s.BO a. m.
Philadelphia and waymall, 800 a. IN.
New York, Pennsylvania and points east and
west, 8. u. IN. '''
Delaware Western Railroad to I4andenperx,
1000 a. IN. o.
Philadelphia, New York city, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, ll.5O Il. IN.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
ana west, l.3O p IN.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
and west, 440 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York cities, closed
pouches, 9.35 p. IN. 'sN
Pennsylvania west of Lancaster, and all
points west Bnd southwest 9.35 D. IN.
=, al M points north, east, west and southwest,
All Louisiana is sent west except New Orleans
"hich ls sent south on through mails
SOUTH.
Baltimore and way mail, 7.40 a. M
Washington and all points south, 7.4O am
All points on the Peninsula, 8.3Oa.m.
Supplementary mail for the Peninsula. 900
am.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south
1890 p In.
Newport, Stanton, Newark EIkton and
HaVre de Grace, 1880 p. m.
Points on Baltimore Central between Por, do
Fosit, Northeast and Chadds Ford - 80 D, IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line steamers, 4.4o D. m.
peninsula north of Harrington Including
Delaware City and St. Georges, $50 D. IN,
Baltimore, closed pouch, 65O D. IN,
baltimore, Washington and all points soutb
ll.00 p. m. -''' ''"'ii
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR DELIVERY
From Wilmington x Northern Railroad
8. 80 p. m. '''u'
From New York, Philadelphia. Washington
and all other points, $50 p. IN,
From Philadelphia, New York and noInts
north east and west, 80 a. M F'''
From way mail from Philadelphia, $50 A. m
From Peninsula and all north of Harrington
9.15 a. IN.
From Baltimore and way mail, s,50a.m
From Baltimore, 1890 p. IN.
From Peninsula mail 1890 b. m
From Philadelphia, New York and points
north and east, l.30 p. m.
From Baltimore, Washington and polnts
SOUTH 2,2o p. m. f"s'
from Delaware Western Railroad, 2.2O p. m.
From Philadelphia, New York and poInts
north and east, 5.40 .. IN. r'''
From Baltimore, Washington and noIn,s
south and southwest, $40 D. nj.
Carriers deliveries as follows $50 A. m. ven-
oraIi iV.oo q. % partial; lSO h. M, general; 400
COLLECTIONS irom street boxes are made by the
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
closing Quotations.

Received by private wire of Elliott. Johnsnn
& Co., Stock Commission brokers' WiIminyton
Del, August %. N. Y. q. x Hud., ]. .33iI. I,rie
5S12: Lake Shore. 1.13II; @. & N. Western Com.
Ii4o ~; x Miss l.e7; Pacific Mai, AZ Westn
Union Telegraph, sol IN. * st. Paul Com / 22i =.
1anada Southern, 6315; Michigan Central ",
pio pnlon Pacific, 1.l51; Central Pacific, g2sI:
ne4 Ie1as Pacific, 500 New Jersey Central, 40,
Dei. Lack. n Western, 1.925z; Del. & Hudsoaa
IltA Wab st. l.. & r., Com, 3534 Wab 81
H., H.. q 7 Preferred, 64zzss N. Y. Ontario & W
~ ; ~ 9 \ |. O., IN Ohio Central. l7I nj
hhhshs Texas. 3s1% Manhattan, 53% :fnen'
yer q Rio Grande, 81: Nashville 4 t;battn ten :
nooga, $50 Han. & st. Joe Com a..
Hi, Hannibal st. Joe Preferred, gS gS: /:
Soi' &c Coal and iron Company a.; Penna. e2I% !.
Len Leshlgh Navigation, 4314; Buffalo Pitts and WI
Ezii7s rhila. and Erie, II; Northern Central
pa; Northern Pacific, Com, 1875 Northern
Hunt & Bd. Top, Pre}., 2s7S Maket, weak. kt.'a )
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
PhiladelphIa Markets.

lAsso"lated Press dispatch to the Gazette.
PHiLADELpHIA, August 23.--Flour. quiet but
" 90; extra, $375aS4. 90; Pennsyl-
Vania Family, So. .25a$8. rs.
Rye flour, $3.5Oa3.75.
Wheat ,hrmer; good spot in demand; Delaware
81 Hal 49, '"Dei
Corn, dull and lower for local use.
Oats, dull, lower and irregular.
Rye, none here.
provisions, steady and jobbing demand.
Lard. steady
B9tter hrm for choice; lower and medium
sraues duil creamery extra, 27a2S; do good
to choice, 2la26. '' e''u
Eggs, quiet aud steady Pennsylvania, "a ::
Gheese, quiet but steady
petroleum dun /; refined 65zc.
Whisky, $llV
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
Assaulting an Oncer.

Officer Blackburn arrested a man this
morning for drunkenness. At Fourth and
Market the prisoner hit his captOr and was
promptly knocked down. On promising to
go along peaceably he was allowed to get
up, Immediately hitting the officer singing
blow in the face. Blackburn knocked him
again, when a crowd collected, evidently
with the intention of rescuing the prisoner
Clerk of Council Fraim saw the situation,
stepped in and helped the officer take his
prize to the Hall.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
~ knrnlnr rnn..i-.

Associated Press dispatch ,e'
DofLEsTowN, Pa, August y b
road p = station of the Philadelphia 4
Railroad Company, this place. ' W.,
open last night. A small amount "Io =,
was taken from the drawer 'a, snS
trunks In the baggage room riasd s,4
the thieves was captured by an Off,
had followed the party on he 'I !
train. He gave his name as Cb,yl.'
A Jimmy and other burglars tod
found In his possession. y
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
RRTRRATING Pavn.
o,,. BURNING VILLAGES.
The Presiden, 49,.

Associated a Press dispatch i,'Sp1a to NY S'
. N, NEWPORT, R. l., August s3 .,'' "a, y
: ArthuT a to-day received I.irn,-lr1 ''nr
ernor Fry,as representatir. II Lt,lale1a y ~
Mayor Franklin, as repre.sn,.,is !, 'ls ~
city, at the residence of cy' y'Goa G,a.ve
gan, after which the PresiJ4"nt, "t'stn0| ~
over ,''na ,,, to Fort Adams by bis il, Sls Sa't
weather was all that could ' he Go'lI I,ssI
the grand parade at the far, :, ,,S,l Nh !,
elaborate affair. General II,nooI TnI
present ii. full uniform. ''1ucO'
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
Preyented Ero.. ~,

LAssociated Press dispatch to N. a,
KINGSTON, ONT, August 81
Inspector Kiel has stopped America
fishing in Canadian waters, NJ
steam yachts and small boat, 4,
operating in the vicinity of Wdt /
simcoe Islands, and the inspectr h
them that they had no right Asp1
licensed. Some tourists declined Al
move off, but did SO finally when I
that their boat would be seized.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
A Hard Eirhf EnrIifa

tAssociated Press dispatch to the Cind
Tucson, August 23.-Andy HAIL
Fargo and Company's messenger, vi
killed on Sunday By stage robbers, u
talned 5000, was waylaid by two m|
fired at him from behind brcastwork
had eight bullet holes in his bodyl
front, and an empty revolver in ii
showed how hard he had fought.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
The Hudson RIVER Excmrs,on.

Those who have not already taken advan-
tage Of the most excellent excursion pro-
yided by the Pennsylvania railroad up the
Hudson river via the steamer Stockton, had
better avail themselves of the opportunity
before the season ends. Tomorrow the trip
will be made as usual, with all available
accommodations for Wilmington passengers.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
Base Ball at SALISBURY.

A match game of base ball was played at
Salisbury, Md, yesterday, between the nine
of that place and the Seaford Club Ten
innings were played and the Salisbury nine
won by a score of 8 to IL. There was much
bad feeling over the decisions of the umpire.
John Pierson Of this city caught for the Sea
fOrds
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
PERSONAL.

George Cole, son of Magistrate Cole, is on
visit from Denver, Colorado.
John J. McElhone, official reporter of the
House of Representatives, is in town to-day
Ed. Moody, assistant City Tax Collector
for the Northern district, has just returned
from two weeks trip up the Hudson river
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
The Augnsi Races.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Cad
LONDON, August 93.-At thd
August meeting to-day the race
great Ebor handicap stakes was wO|
Bragg's flyeyear-Oli brown horse
Emanuel. Lord Lascclle's thre-
chestnut colt Baliol came in second
GARDENERS Gour-year-old bay colt |
third. There were nine starters.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
M mon WORKS DESTROYED.
AN EDITORS PERIL.
To be Arrested for Libel, the Penalty of
Which is Five Years In jail.

Whch IL rive Years IN JAM
ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., August 23.-Isaac
w. Laussig, Mayor of Jersey City, to-day,
appeared before Police Justice Lawrence
and procured warrant for the arrest OF
Edward A. Ransom, editor of the Hudson
County Ledger, on charge of criminal
libel. The complaint is made in an article
published in that paper on the 10Th, in
which the Mayor and six Aldermen
are alleged to have been bribed to pass an
ordinance permitting the National Dock
Railway Company to build an elevated
railroad from their docks at Communipaw
to connect with the Pennsylvania railroad at
the Point of Rocks. Mr.. Ransom has not
yet been arrested The penalty for the
alleged ofIeuse under the laws Of New
Jersey is five years imprisonment In the
State prison.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
A Hnrrid suspicion.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the tal
PITTsBURG, PAy August Ell
strong suspicion that the drowning
three Italian laborers in the lousl
river, last Sunday, was not accldeli /
an investigation will be made by "
Consul.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24

carriers at $50 and 1000a. m, 30 and 400 P. m.
AnaddItIonaI collection will be made at 1850
d. m. from all boxes between Jefferson and
Lombard and Water and Thirteenth streets
inclusive. On Sunday full collection will be
made at 500 p. m. Local letters for carriers
delivery should be deposited in the Post Once
ten minutes before the hour Of delivery.
w. Y. SWIGGETT. Postmaster.
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DEATHS.
THOMAs.-In this city on the 2lst, at the resi-
dence of her brother, Joseph z. Seeds, MIS-
Phebe A. Thomas.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from her late
residence No. 9O9 Tatnall street. on Friday MORN
ing. To leave the house nj 10 O'Clock and prpceed
10 Wilmington and BrAndywine cemetery.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
REpRlMrEp IRON YEsrEROAv
SPONTANEOUS ooMBUsTION.
Hotels, Dwellings and stores Gone Up an
Smoke.
fAssocIated Press dlsnatch 70 the GaEette.

Hotels, Dwellings and stores Gone Up In
Smoke.
lAssociated Press dispatch TO the Gazette
KEEsERvmLE, N. Y, August 23.-A fire
this morning destroyed the Adirondack
Hotel, Nollette House, and thirty buildings
comprising stores and dwellings located on
Front, Main and Vine streets. The total
loss, which Is mostly insured, is estimated
at 500, 700. The fire is supposed TO have
oFiginatedin pile OF rags in Bedle's paint
shop. ~
AN IRON WORKS DESTROYED.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, August 23.-A fire
broke out in the main building of the Syra-
cuse iron works last night. The main mill
was destroyed, but the other buildings were
saved intact. The loss on the building,
machinery and stock is 100000; total in
surance $54,O 900. The fire originated in a
freight car filled with straw, standing on
the track beside the mill. Two hundred
and eighty operatives are thrown out OF
employment The mill will be rebuilt at
once.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24

=" Every truth has two sides; look at both
before committing yourself to either" Kidney
Wort challenges the closest scrutiny of its in
gradients and its grand results. 1t has nothing
TO fear from truth. Doctors may disagree at to
the best methods and remedies for the cure of
constipation and disordered liver and kidneys
But those who have used Kidney Wort, agree
that 1t Is by far the best medicine known. Its
action is prompt, thorough and lasting.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24

SOLDIERS NOW SUFFERING FROM
~ ~, WOUNDS or disease OF any Kind cansaJ ~,
umiinltary serN Ice are entitled 10 Pension' ny
fM!iuows, mlnor children, dependent mothars ~.
hthefs OF soldiers who died from the efiects ~ ~
t, neT service service are also entitled. Many invalid
assistance given In Delayed or ReIeeted clsi,ne m
ma,y Gan pe allowed with butlittlS more evidence
complete instructions with references sent ~;
ahppIieation. CHARLES 4 GEORGE a. KIN KIM Sh
nn't40rneys-at-laW. a. ~ 9l6 Y Street. WasmnRton,
1ktf
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
Death Caused in a strange Man

Associated Press dispatch to the Gai
New YORK, August 23.-Michael
while engaged in a burglary in East
street, broke some glass and The u
striking Edward Connolly, an lnlaI1
in a cradle, inflicted injuries cauil
death. Carley was arrested.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch TO the Gazette.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 23.-Lieutenant
r. NJ. Berry, who commanded the Jeanette
search expedition and Engineer Melville
will be received by the Gar this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-24

Postponed Harvest Home Excursion.
On account of the accident to the Re
puplic the Harvest Home excursion to Cape
May is postponed till next Tuesday, August
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The daily gazette., 1882-08-24
Jealousy Causes Murder.

TAssOclatcd Press dlspalcll 10 Iht 6al
ORANGE, c. H., Va, August
body of Humphrey Smith, a young
man, was found in thicket near u
with the skull frightfully fractured. /
Washington, colored, has been arrest
supposed cause of the murder was u