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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-15

UNI nit BEN bl. SOFTEN fanb fi6 unperlebrt
I'M erbrodenen Iabernafel. Die Nltdre
waren berart suseri9tet, baB bas 3. Spfer
nnterbleiben muBte. Oabei lit bic senann>
tie Sfarrgemeinbe cine Der drmlten bes gam
sen bersii9en 9anbes. = Die Oiebe aus
Na d en-, nel6e bas beriibmte @naoenbilb
Der Mutter @ottes unb bic an bemielben
befinoliden &oitbarteiten am Ia. april p.
s. in Nlbenbopen Bel Sili6 itablen, mrrs
ben: Der cine su 6 Satre.I unb Der anbere gu
6 Monaten i3u6tbaus perurtbeilt. Oas
@nabenbilb ielbit i. leiOer nod ni6t see
funben.
Ri Srier warb am II. Qpril I'M Opm
Der n%euernannte Oomberr DR.. Seul ieiers
lid initalirt. Mit ibm lit bic leBte Stele
i'm Capitol belett worben. Dr.. Gngelbert
Seul lit pdpitlider ~GrStdmmerer.
9as in 9onoom erideinenbe fatbolii6e
@o6enblatt ySablet" per0ffentli1t BEN
Wortlaut 6er pom fatboIiiden gpiifopat
Gnslanbs benz llnterbauie einsereidten Bes
tition nm Ni9tamnabme Der aus 9lnlab Der
grablousb : @ffaire einssreidten Barlas
ments> Siu, pelde cine abidaffuns bes
parlamentariiden gibes be,wedt. Oie8is
i6Sfe betonsn bic Bflidt Der Ration, bies
ienisen relisiOien 8ssrifie gu i6iten, auf
benen bic 8erfaiiun9 berube unb benen
England feline @r0Be perbanfe. Mit bic
fen relisi0ien Ini6auunsen itebe bic !3u>
laiinns BON 9ltbeiiten gum Barlament in
Wioeripru9.-
SODIUM, 0. 9pril. 8farrsr Sobann
@ramer bierielbit, seb. am IL. September
1928 gu @uenborf, am 81. Mdrs 1865
gum Brieiter seweibt, unb felt benz 80.
Sum- 1868 gfarrer Der sroBen @emeinpe
gu Sodum, lit seitern 9lbenb III llbr ON
Der Iussebruns seitorben. Die Bfarrei
lit f0nisliden Hatronates unb fann alio
beiebt meroen.
@ittidcnan, 8. 9lpril. Son einem
i9weren Serluite lit Die bieiige groBe fas
tbolii6e &irdenssmeinbe betroffen worSen
inOem uorseitern frib Der bo9uerebrte unb
bo6uerbiente Seeliorser unb Stabtpfarrer,
@eiili6e &atb, Srans Sdneiber, i'm 9llter
BON 65 Sabren mad lansem, i6werem Seis
ben ueri9ieben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-15

ummiinbise 8inber, beren dlteites sebn
Sabre nno bas iiinsite etli9e Gage aft lit.
@ls Sinb fam iie NIT ibren gltern nod GU
remturs, Dubuque Co., Sa., un6 bann in
1858 mad Groofeb Greet in 9ouiton Co.,
Minn. r. l. p.
Ginem t@raurisem Sail baben
mir beute bier su beri6ten. Mm 90. @pril
ifarb gu &ulo, &i9arSion Co., Nebrasfa,
Sranf 6erron in Solse pom 8ranbmumben,
bic er ii6 Is Gage Dor ieiaem SObe baour6
susos, baB er i'm Bette rau9te unb bas
gett in 8ranb ieste. Seine iterbliden
lleberreite wurben auf benz Sriebboie gu
&ulo beiseiett. Sranf Serron mo- gu
Oippa6 I'M Canton Gapelleu am 8. Sanuar
1886 geboren, beiratbete 1868 @nna Mta>
ria Sung aus Grn3en (bei Sels) unb wans
berte A.. Suli 1865 na6 gmerifa aus. Oers
ielbe binterldBt Der trausrnben Satin 5
Sinber, pom oenen bas dltelte II unb bas
iiinsite Q Sabre aft lit. Den trauernben
Sinterbliebeneu unier berSli9es 8eileib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-15
Saar, @foiel, Gifel NIB Sunsriid.

Nennis. Oils Curriculum erpdbnte bic
rSberm. s3ts.~, baB Elm Mann an Is.
uno 10. gpril nod einen balben Wtorgen
&artoiisln austbun lieb. Serielbe Gisens
Thinner beiist nod einen balben Morsen
3artoifeln, welfe nod ni6t aus9etban iinb.
Oo6 bieie itnb idon sr0Btentbeils wieoer
aus Der Grbe gepa6Ieu unb 10 ipart Der
Mann wenisitenS auf bieiem afer neue
&artoffeln sl iesen inb fam I'M fommens
ben Serbite Die uOriss unb oiesiabrise Grnte
III einem balten.
Srier. gm Is. Npril fanb man einen
iungen Sularens9ieutenant, ben iiiugiten
Ser @arniion, tobt in ieinem Bette. Nm
Gage uorber mar berielbe nod ausgeritten
uno bate ii6 am 9lbenO anideinsnb wobI
;l Sette beseben.
Die Stabt Srier bat Mitte 9lpril
,pei ibrer dlteiten unb gea6teiten girger
perloreu. 9luBer Serrn Sberbiirsermeifter
a. .. SuB itarb aud nod Der Heali9uls
lebrer a. .. Did, wel9er 80 Sabre lang
ais Qebrer i'm Sisuite Der Staot Srier ies
gensrei6 gepirtt bat.
Nm 8. 4priI bat Der bo9w'ite Yi>
Idol DR.. 6prum Die @eibe Der l66nen
uelien Stride III Guren uorsenommen. gu
oielem 6reubentase bate Der sanse Srt iein
berrli9iteS Seitsewanb mselegt. Siele
SriumpbbOssn maren anfseltelt, Die Sdus
ier reid beflag9t unb nit SrdnSen, Sns
l6riften uno Slunien gei6miift. = 8inos
li6 riibrenb mar Die Sni6riit AMI Dem Sauie
oes 92idbrissu SubelprieiterS Serrn Oabs
lem: Scr dlteite Yrielter Der 0i6ceie be-
sriiBt IN Gbrfurdt iein Sii6of."
Su Srier paro am 81. april paS
iGbrli6s Self Der irsiiuilisen 6eueiwebr inn
i'm G~aufbausiaale abgebalten. Der Ee>
9ierun9sprGlioent Naiie, Der Sberbirsers
meilter ben GINS uno uiele StaotratbSmits
9lieoer wobnten benz 6elte bel.
Sn &ursem wirb Der bo9w'ite @eibs
bii6of DR.. Strait Die ~6irmungsreiie antres
ten nno in Den Sefanaten Selmesfeil, Saiz
ierel6, YieSport unb Wittli6 Die Nusipens
ouus oeS bl. Satraments Der Stdrfuns be-
9innen.
Gbrang, Is. 9lpril. Gin ui6Ioier
Strei6, wel6er Die @egeno IN Nufregung
iette, wurbs, l9reibt man Der vSr. Stg."
in Der Ha6t pom Sonntas ben s. anf ben
8. gpril aui Der 9falseler Bride periibt.
llwmittelbar Dor benz pom SoblenS nad
Sfier irabrenben Na6tsns entoedte Der
&abnwdrter cine 9roBe I6were &iite, wel6e
uui Der @rpfe gum gufbewabrem uon Saus
gerdtben biente, mitten auf benz @eleile
iteben; ierner lasem mebrere %eiierne Stans
gen, welde BON benz g'Maoer abseriiem
waren, anf ben S6ienen. Der Sabnwdrs
ter beleiti9te nit pieler Miibe bas Sinbers
nib nod Dor Dem @nbrauisn oeS S6nels
suseS. Der 3us wdre unbeoinst auf ber
Bride entsleiit uno binab in ben Strom
s%eitiirSt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-15
Sel8ii6 2mrembnr8.

grnennungen unb Seriesunz
sen.-Serr 9euos, Yfarrer gu Sombes
Qlnoenne) taui6t nit Serr Goppee Don
9lante (@ierbe) 9err Gpen, YrofeiIor
am Seminar IN Slorefie lit gum Bfarrer
BON NeupilesM artousin (8eaurains)
9err Sacques, Sifar gu Sananss (SoHss)
unb 6err 2efebpre, Stubenten Der fatbolis
i6en llniperiitdt e0wen iinb gu 8rofe6oreu
an Seminar su Sloreife ernannt worben;
9err Meri9, Der Bfarrer gu goeur (8afts
nad) lit mad Sanee (gtaIe) periebt worbem.
Serr q. g.. Salpetier lit an
Stele bes entlaiienen O.. 8. &asier gum
Viirseruleiiter BON 8ulles ernannt wor6en.
Der 8ti9ot 0tisr. @rapes BON
Namiir, bat BEN 81. Tater UNI grnennung
zines Goaojntors gebeten. Der Sberbirt
1T alt unb idwa9 sewOroen.
Ger Oe9ant pon Meiiancp bat Ma>
bame SSules Geld unb 6rdulein 6. Sei9
pon Mteiiancp nidt losgeipro6en, neil iie
wSdentlid Ndbs uno S%tridunterri9t in ben
S9ulen obne @ott ertbeilten. Sarob
i6refli6es 6alob I'M sansen liberalen
Eager Der Brouins. Der Se6ant aber
tbut feline 9fi6t uno fiirdtet bic rGei9es
rel" nidt i'm @erinsiten.
Nm 80. April warb cine @aufabrt
IN Der YrouinS nd6 Dem @naoenbiloe Su
2uremburs ueranitaltet. &m 8iinsltmon>
tag sebt pom Namiir aus eiu Bilsersug
na6 g6terna6 unb Srier.
Sn Der Sieuns Der belsiiden De-
putirtenfammer pom 20. Gpril eriu6te Der
Daitna9er 9eputirte Die &esierung UNI
balbise Snansriifnabme bes Saues bet
Saitnads gSileer gabn, iopie Der gabn
pon 8aitna6 na6 @ouup. Die 0tesies
rang peripra9 selesentIid Der 0isfuiiion
pes gautenbiosets Die 6rase Su beantwOrs
ton
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-15
Suxe 1T 8 d $.
Sereinigte Staaten.

@ie an einem @rtitel an ane
berer Stele erli6tli6, feiert Der bodw. s..
,Mebrins, Rector in Yortase, Mo., am 25.
9lugult b. s.. lein lilbernes Yrieiteriubis
ldum. Serr Mebrins lit nm 5. Septems
ber 1882 in G6terna6 sebprem unb wan>
berte i'm Sabre 1875 in amsrifa elm.
GorreiponoenS.
Im 26. Npril, nm Elf llbr 4ben6s, ltarb
in Der ct. 0onatuss @emeinoe, bei Nltpn,
Siour 60, Sa., Srau 6atbarina 6elen,
seb. Ginbinser. Die Seritorbene erblifte
SaS 9i6t Der @elt i'm Sabre 1888 su N0rs
pinsen, Canton &ebingem. Wfit Der Belt
beiratbete iie ibren nod iiberIebenben Sat
ten, Srn. Nidolas Gelen, bon Nieoerpals
len, Canton GeOinsen.
Sin paar Sabre gemeiniamen Strebens
unb Nrbeitens reifte in ibnen ben @eoan>
ten, berii6er na6 Imerifa gu tommen. SIM
Sabre 1867 traten iie bann audi bic be-
i6psrte Geiie iiber ben Ocean an. sic
laubeten sliidli9 uno woblbebalten unb lie
Zen ii6 suerit in Caledonia, Souiton &c.,
Wfinn., nieber. Gs nabm tie ni6t LANCE,
ii6 in bic Serbdltniile bieles 2anbes su
i6iden. sic batten ireili6 81 fdmpfen
nit unidsli6sn Gntbebrunsen unb Sorsen /;
aber ibr Mutb unb lire @usbauer iibers
winbeten ale S6wieri9teiten. Na6bem
iie etpa flint Sabre BEL Caledonia sefarmt
batten, famen ie na6 Siour SO. in Soma.
9ier selans es ibnen, ii9 Elm feites Seim
Su griinben, unb Serr &eQen geba6te iett
Die letten Gage ieines Qebens rllbig uno
sliidli6 nit ieiner Satin oabin gu Iebeu.
Nber = mir Mteni6en oenfen nnb @ott
lenft! = Sraa Sellen flaste idon uor 6
sSabren iiber elm ibr unbefanntes NSeb un>
ter Der re6tem S9ulter. sic arbeitete ims
mer munter uub riiitig poran, bis es li6
b~erausiteIte, baB es Der GrebS mar, Der iie
ans gett f%eiielte. Ollie Mtittel MUIR
ben probirt, Inn Der Setrauerter luieber auf
bic 6iiBe gu belfen aber Oas Seioen bebielt
bic Oberbanb. Wobl porbereitet unb erges
ben III ben Wilen bes almd9tisen ldieo
iie babin.
Sbre iterbli6en lleberreite wurben am
Sonntase, 10. gpril, bur6 ben bpdw.
Germ O'&ilep bon SbeloOn, auf Dem
&ir6bofe Der st. Sonatuss @emeince beis
seiett. Son nab rnb fern waren Die 9eute
berbeiseitr0mt, nm Der Sobinsei6ieSmen
bas lebte @eleit gu ibrer Gubeitdtte gu ses
ben. Sic binterlGBt einen trauernoen
@atten uub iieben &inber, benen iie cine
quite Mutter mat. gib ibr, o Serr, Die
ewi9e Sfube!
GorreiponSen;.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-15
Gorreiponben;.

6oaingitone, gSiuona 60, Wiun.,
Wfai 2. 1888.
Wertber Serr @onner!
glm Sreitag Morgen, ben %. 9lpril,
itarb in ieiner Wobnung in &o0insitone,
perieben nit ben Sroitunsen Der bl. fatbos
Iii6en Stride, nit polem S~ewuBtietn uno
ergeben in @ottes beiligen @iuen, Serns
barb Steiies i'm alter bon SO Sabren. Gr
wuroe az Slarpeiler, i'm Canton @reuens
nader, @roBb. 9uremburg, I'M Sabre
1880, ben 4. SUM, geboren. Der Ser
ltorbsne binterldBt cine tranernoe Satin
unS 5 unmiinSise 6inber. Serr Steiies
mar Elm feibi9er unb muiterbafter 6armer,
elm treuer @atte uuo Elm iorgiamer Sater,
Der I'M @asemeinen we9en ieiner Sieoerteit
9ea6tet marb. Seine lterbli6en leberrelte
murSen am SOnntas, ben 30. 9pril, unter
auBersemSbnli9 sablrei6er Setbeilisuns
auf benz bieii9en tatbulii6en @ottesader
bsiseleet. WOse ct ruben in Sritoen!
S.S.
aim %. April itarb, uerieben NIT
ben 81. Satramenten bel Sreebur9, Sous
iton Co., Minn., Mnna @int, 9eboren 81
Obsrfeulsn unb binterlieB benz trausrnben
@atten 5. g. 9inf (aus Mieoerfealem) flint
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-15

Gin polniider 0eitliher aus Der gros
pina Yoien, Yroplt @numan, bate fiirSli9
Dem Yapite iterbenb 80, 900 6rancs pers
ma6t. Sein Bruber, Der ebenfaas gropit
lin Mobrss) 1T, bat Die Summe benz Yaplte
periSnli9 iibergeben, benz er am IL. D. Vi.
burb ben CARDINAL @rafen Seoo9owsfi
porseitelt wurbe.
gYie Der ,NeuBs@ reuenbr. 3t9." 9enels
bet wir6, lit bas Mdo9ensY eniionat Der
&reusi9meitern in Sbeur (Selsien) nieeers
aebramt. Sa baS 6eler IN Der Saroes
robe Gusbra6, ais bic YeniionGrinnen i9on
Al @ett waren, muBten bieielben barfuB I'M
Na6tfleibe iiii6ten. Sas Seben 1T 9eret'
tet, pon ben &leibern nur wenis. Die
9eniiondrinnen i6lafen in Der &apele.
Glteri,, wel6e bort Sinber unterSebra6t
habem, lit, i9reibt bas senannte SIatt, gu
rratben, nit &lsibunssitiiden iofort portbin
All reilen, nm bic Gage ibrer Sinoer einSms
feben unb su srlei6tern, epentuea oieielben
sinitweilsn NIT mad 9auis gu nsbmsn.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-16
THE STRIKERS.
Testimony Given the Committee on Labor
and Educational Conference with
General eckert,

NRw YORK, August 15.-rhe United
States National subcommittee on Labor
and Education continued its inquiry re-
gardlng the telegraph strike. The eXalni-
nation Of John j. McCeland was resumed.
He submitted, in accordance with the re-
quest OF the committee, quantity Of evil
dence which he prepared in regard TO the
lron-cIad oaths which the employers in the
various industries were In to- habit Of adj
ministertng their workmen when they re-
ceiyed them into their service. The witness
said the Western Union company adopted
the plan OF making the operators take
oath that they would not join the
Union and he could produce. employees who
could prove IL. Threats had been made
by many railroad companies that they
would discharge any man whom they dis
covered to be a member OF the Brotherhood
OF relegraphers Among others the Penn
syya1ia railroad and the Michigan Central
railroad companies had employed this
means. Other instances OF the means taken
by capital to ensaye workingmen were
given by the witness. The witness also
lulUlsuIu FldNlNllNN ull- lhc nLl lhto
which occurred during the recent years
since 1870.
Since thu year the number OF recorded
strikes wh,a occurred in Europe was
2,52i. The trade in which the most FREE
quent strikes occurred was the coal miners.
The building trades came next, The
statistics showed that daring ten years,
| 9 .O27 weeks, or "a, 1872 days, had been lost
| BY men who were engaged in them, rep
| resepting in twenty years $50 231, $50. OF
the entire number OF strikes occurring,
! seventy-t two were known to be won by the
workmen, ls9 were lost, and 81 were com
! promised, leaving about , 900 unaccounted
| for, which in all probability had been lost
! by those who engaged in them. The rene
dy suggested by witness for securing more
equitable distribution Of wealth between
labor and capitalists would be that the gov.
ernment should take charge Of all the
branches OF industry as it has the mai
carrying for the country. This system
could be thought, be applied to all private
indu stries as well as to the teegraphic in
dustry.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-16
THE WESTERN TOURISTS.
Having Jolly Time-Plan for the An.
nexation Of British Columbia

CHICAGO, August l5.-erhe following,
dated from Jackson's lake, Wyoming,
August IA, has been received from the
Presidents party. 1--WE arrived here at
noon. The trail from Lincoln Pass was
through open bottom land with grass.
Passing out OF the pleasant valley
We ascend into the region Of perpetual
snow and Ice to Jackson's lake. This
was named by DR.. HAYDEN after Jackson
his photographer. 1t is about twenty
miles long from north TO south, and con.
tsns an immense pine island, a
mount a in OF granite covered nealthc top
with 4 few pines. At noon t0.mor.
row We viii reach the falls OF Lewis
river and 90 into camp. We must also
make our way through dense forests until
We cross the Lode divide, and lind our.
seIyr IN the south boundaries OF the Yell
lowstonc park. Here the trail turn, west,
crossing Lewis river near Lewis lake, and
thence along the south shore Of Shoshone
lake, whore the camp OF the 10Th will be
pitched. The following day we will cross
the Continental divide into the basin of the
Firchole river, which we will follow down
to the Upper Geyser basin, where we are to
camp on the nth. The camp OF the lsla is
al Norris barren, and OF the 10th at Nam.
moth basin. The camp Of the 10th is at
Yellowstone falls.
A special dispatch from Rufus llatch's
hotel. yellow stone park, says that one OBJ
ject of the Presidential trip is In the interest
Nf A "a a., "a Tall a
bia; that u sentiment IN favor OF this
scheme IN being work up at home aud
abroad;lhat the powers OF the Canadian aud
N, Pacific are straining every nerve for
such a result; that the scheme has al.
ready been under Cabinet discussion, and
that a private conference on the subject
will be held before the President returns
East.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-16
Steel MOrkerA' Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, August l5.-At the
morning session OF the Amalgamaled Iron
and Steel Workers convention the report
OF the committee on constitution and gen.
eraI laws was again taken up for discussion
and was not finished up to the hour Of adj.
journment. A resolution was passed fixing
Octob her lSt OF each year as the date upon
which the terms OF the annual officers will
expire hereafter. resolution was also
brought up, but not definitely disposed Of
vet. that the annual convention shall he
held hereafter in Pittsburg. In pursuance
of the invitation from Senator Blair to send
representatives OF the association TO appeal
before the senate committee on labor
and education, the officers Of the association
10 I'm Jarrett, William Martin and janet
Perry. were appointed a committee to &c
to Washington after the convention ad
iourns. The committee has power to select
a fo.rth member, which will probably b.,
Trustee VIM. Weihe. The resolution te
discontinue the payment o. the strike bene
fit hereafter did not come up for action, but
il will not be ndorsed, Literally the pay.
ment OF the benefits will be curtaied with.
out doubt, but not entirely discontinued
The convention will adjourn, 1t is expected
at noon 10 morrow.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-16

BosToS, August l5.-Gen. Rosecrsns,
OF California, is here promoting the forma-
ton Of State jefferson Association, which
shall cooperate with similar associations in
other states in the work Of building great
monument to the ilIustriou, author OF the
Declaration Of Independence at Washing
ton. 1t is suggested that Jas. Parton, Of
Newburyport, Jeftersons biographer, be
n sde president Of the Massachusetts, socie-
ty, Gen. Rosecrsns is urging upon Masss-
chusetts Democrats that reverence TO the
memory Of their party's founder demands
that jefferson be honored by "a monument
which shall perpetually impress upon the
young men Of the country the lesson Of his
political life.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-16
Anti.Organ Churchman.

PfTTsBURG, August Is. The National
convention Of the anti.organ faction Of the
United Presbyterian church resssembled in
Allegheny City this morning. After the US
ual devotional exercises, the Rev. James
Price, Of Philadelphia, presented series
OF resolutions, in effect, that Of the pro-
priety Of holding local conventions similar
to this one, and Of forming an association
for the maintenance Of the principles and
especially Of the purity of the worship OF
the church, which demanded serious con-
sideraton and attention. The resolutions
were referred 70 a committee. DR.. VIM.
Wishart, OF WaynesyiIle, Ohio, said he
was conscienuously opposed to instrument
tai music, and rather than give up his
views Of duty, would give up atfiliation
with his brethren in the church and
where organs were not used. Said
he, "The organs will put us out Of the
church or We will put them out. "
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-16
The Indians.

TOMBSTONE, Arizona, August ia
special courier from the headquarters Of
the army operating against the Indians in
Apaalra sonora, Mexico, saws that tac
Apaches, on August 80, made an attack on
the village at NacarI, where Lieut.. Warens
Is stationed with small picket OF state
troops, killing i've picket guards. At day
light next morning Warens marched with
twenty men and found the sayagcs to mum
Der $50 men, strongly entrenchcd and no
was compelled to retreat, He made Sec
ond reconnaissance, accompanied by armed
villagers, but, his ammunition becomngcS-
hauIcd, he made second retreat A few
Indians were killed aud Warens wounded.
After the skirmish the sayageS had things
all their own way and drove off large herds
OF cattle,
There was also bloody Apache raid
from sierra Madras on sunday last and
i've picket guards were killed early Monday
morning. Lieut.. Jesus Maria MoreLo went
out to reconnoltcr and bring IN the bodies
Of the dead. The Indians, who had con.
cealcd themselves In ambush, made sally
upon him. Although he had n small force
he made desperate resistance and repuls.
ed the red skins. Then, having
obtained achievements, they
ma lie an attack. The Indians were
strongly fortified and after warm encoun.
ter, In which over forty redskins were
Killed aud wounded, the Mexcans were
beaten and reiterated. Morcno's horse was
shot under him aud several of his men
wounded, When the courier departed the
Indians were indulging In war dance and
matters looked omnous. Several RAIDS
have been made OF late on ranches owned
BY Americans, and thousands OF cattle and
horses stolen,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-16
NEWS FROM ABROAD,
Twelve Killed and Others Injured in a
Mine in CornwaI-lschia Threatened
with Another Earthquake-Caua-
dian Interests.


ROME, August lj.-The Pope has sent
A messenger TO SPAN to confer with the
Nuncio in that country on the agitation
there and to deliver an autograph letter
from his Holiness to King Alfonso.
FEARS OF ANOTHER PARTICULARS.
LONDON, August l5.-There are alarm
ing signs Of an earthquake in Serrars, on
The Island Of Ischia. SPRINGS are drying up
and smoke is issuing from assures in the
ground. The Minister of Public Works has
issued an order for the immediate erection
OF hu> for the accommodation OF people
in ease they are compelled to vacate their
houses.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-16
A Prize Fight,

SHEFFIELD, Ind, Aug. 15.-At an ear.
ly hour this morning a brutal prize fight
took place few miles from here, near the
Illinois boundary. James Smith and Mar.
tim Marooney, Chicago sports, were the
bruise.. Two hundred spectators were
present. Smith had the advantage in op.
ening, but finally received terrible punish
ment, and was vanquished as the cry OF
''police" was heard. The pugilists were
carried out and driven of barely in time to
eScaDp.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-16
Shot Himself.

CGNCINNATI, August l5.-About mid.
night last night Henry l.. Young, the
general agent in this city OF the Grand
Rapids and Indiana railroad, fatally shot
himself at his office, ll3 Vine street. He
died ST o'clock this morning in the hospi'
tai He had been seen in an intoxicated
condition shortly before. A letter was
found on his person which purported to be
one from q cousin threatening him for en-
couragiug improper relations with the
writer's wife.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-16
shot ia n saloon.

CINCISNATI, August l5.-I.atc night
before last James McDonough was proba-
b fatally shot by John w, Day in Frank
Kelly's saloon, near tho hospital. McDon.
ough was drunk and came into Days
bedroom in threatening manner, sccus.
ing Day Of having robbed him on the pre-
vious night Day fred and struck MELON.
ough in the left breast. McDonough, two
years ago, killed a man named Malloy NOT
far from the same place.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-16
Fig hing Editors.

DEXTER CITY, Mo-, August DC. d.
Tresenritter, foreman Of che Enterprise
Messenger, attacked j. Logan Nations,
editor OF the Roll Call, at about o'clock
this morning. The pugilistic demonstra-
ton was pretty lively for time. Tresen.
ritter weighs about 24O pounds and Nations
about liO, but the editor is ambitious, as
the tone OF mis- paper indicates, and he held
up his end Of the scrapping match in good
Marquis OF Queensbury style until his
friends interiered.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-16
Country Produce. |
pI. LOUIS,

BUTrER-Crcumcry sells at 1920 for
choice to fancy, 10 II for selections; secondr
AT dairy rates; dairy at lbCGl1 for choice TO
fancy: fair TO good lO6l2; common S8lO 4.
Country pOckcd-Slow, choice at 00l0,
common l03I.
POuLrRY-Spring chicsens--small and
scubbN tltl %, fair to good 81 50al 70,
hoicc ~, and fancy large S225. Old
.hIckpns Cocks " 75C63, mixed So lbC6
! %, hens S3 40Cd3 30. Spring ducks s. 500
"a.
EGCS-Firm and in active request at
lisc for choice MARKS,
llNl RPDOL
Country markets liun. Weather In Eng.
land unsettled. Mixed American corn 10
arrive advanced Sd. Spot wheat good de-
maud and market tending upward; No. 2
spring Os ID. Mixed Westers corn quiet
but strong at 5s Cd, Wheat and corn de-
man from the United Kingdom and Cont
ncut good.