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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-10
Stout Mno SrIamo.

Der b. Slater bat bic @~rmabnun9en,
welde er ieit Dem l. Sum- 1880 an bic
irii6sn Uiidofe erlaGen bat, in gudform
unter benz. Iitel: 'tDe Rebus Hiberniae
nuperrima Apostolicae Sedis Acta"
Srufen laiIen. IS befinben ii9 barin brei
griefe 2eo's XIII. on ben grSbii6of BON
Dublin nnb swei &unbidreiben an bic
irii9en giid6fe iiber9aupt. 0as fnibeite
Datum trdgt elm &unoidreiben Der Yropas
sanba an BEN Yrimas BON sSrIanb uno Die
irii1en Yii66fe. @s bebanoelt ben 3rpies
ipalt, Der 3wii6en @siitli6teit unS Bolt
betrefis sewiier Inselegenbeiten au'setres
ten isi, unb bic Yii90fe merben ermabnt,
iolderlei 3wieipult benz 81. StubIe CUR
@burtbeiluns uorsulesen, semdb Der slus
orbnuns bes 81. 8atrid: y@enn i3pie.
ipalt entitebt, iou er Dem bl. Stuble pors
sstrasen werben." 9luf bieies &unbi6rei.
ben, bas einen alsemeiuen Snbalt bat,
folst elm 8rief Qso's XIII. al ben Grss
bii9of Don Dublin pom 8. Sanuar 1882.
gr besiebt iid auf bic 8eiu1e, pel6e bic
irii9en gii96fe pon Goibel, Qimerid,
Meatb i'm Nopember in Hom madtcn. gr
ermabnt CUR @ubs unb Orbnuns, benn er
babe Sertrauen IN bic @eredtisfsit Oerer,
mel9e bic SnieI resieren, unb Srlano
wiirbe bic grfiauns ieiner @ini9e am
ebeiten bur9 @eisbIidfeit nnb 3ube er.
reiden. .Snswiiden erfoIsten bic Yb0nirs
partsMorbe, nno Der Yopit bate baber
cine neus unb 9eredtiertiste YsranlaHung,
bic @%norbnunsen ieines uOrisen 8riefes in
einem ,weiten Yriefe an Cardinal McGabs
pom /. glusuit 1882 81 ueri9arfen. Mebr
nod ais friiber betonte er BARN ieinen
@lanben on ben @eredtisfeitsiinn bes
Cabinets. ,Wir pertrauen barauf",
i6reibt er, ybaB Die Staatsmdmer, pslds
iebt bic 0ifentli6en @el9dfte leiten, bic
seredten Soroerunsen bes iriiden 8olfes
erfiiasn perben." sSn einem brittsn 8riefs
an Cardinal Mcgabe pom l.. Sanuar
1883 enbli6 beriibrt Der Yapit bas Ser
baIten Der @eiili6teit in ofientli6en polis
tiiden Seriammlunsen. ST. wiinidt, baB
bic Yii9ofe nur ioI6en @eiitliden ben
geiud berielben %seitatten, wel9e bur9 reis
feres 9llter, &altbliitisfeit unb Grfabruns
iol6s SeriammIunsen auf ben 0ss bss
Ne9ts suuifSufiibren i'm Stanoe ieien.
S9IieBli3 iab ii9 Der Papit gu Dem
0tunbi9reiben pom IL. bes pori9en Ufoz
mats ueranlaBt. burd wel9es er Der 9eilt;
lidteit Die Setbeilisuns an ben Parncas
6onOS unteriaste. Sm llebrisen aber bat
Der Yopit our6 bic SerOiientIibuns oieier
S9riititiife bepicien, OaB ieine Sin;
mii9uns in bic iriiden 9lnsele9enbeiten
Our6auS ni9t runerbOrt" war unb ni6t
srlt Our6 Grrinston'o Senbmms ueranlaBt
worSen lit, ba Die @runoidse bes lebteu
9tunbi9reibens ii3 i9om in ieinen Auss
~loiiungen Don 1880 w0rtli9 iinOen, ebe
iiber6dupt pom Grrin9ton bic Heoe mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-10
Yaptt SEQ XIII. an Die Ntucena.
Neretue.

9lm 8. SUM bat Der B. 0ater bic per-
i9iebenen GOnferen,en &om's unb bic 9lb.
seorbneten mebrerer auswdrtiser gonferen.
gen bes 8ineen,s9 ersins in feierlider
aubienS empfansen. Mebr ais 800 Wiits
9lieber naren in benz prd9tisen Goniiitos
rial; Saale perlammelt. SEQ XIII. anti
wortete benz General, Yrdfibenten Der
Tereine &om's, welder i'm Namem aller
anpeienben ben @efiiblen Der gnbSnaIid;
teit an ben 81. Stubl 9lusOrud CAB, in
folsenSer &eSe:
.Nir freuen Inns pon 6ersen, eeliebte
SObne, OaB es eu4 uersOnnt lit, bas finf.
si9idbri9e Subildum Der @uinouna euerer
@eieai9aft gu %feiern. Wir ieben nit aes
re9tem uno wirfli9em WoblgefaQen euern
8erein bliibenb unb IebenSuoQ in allen
G6cilen Der Welt perbreitet. Gr ,Gblt
beute SauIenoe unb aber Saulen6e Mit.
sIieber, er, Der nit elmer pinsigen gln,abl
BON Stubenten IN paris feline S6dti9teit
beaonnen bat. 0ieie rni6e Gntwidelung
lit Tins Elm li9sres i3ei9en, bas in ellerer
@eieui6ait Der @eilt bes B. @incen, BON
Paul lebt, beilen 9tamen iie bur6 cine weiie
6insebung bat nebmen uno unter beiien
Sdut le lid bat itelen wollen. Der @eiit
oss ;. SincenS uOn Yaul lit, wie euer 9tso:
ner uorbin iaate, Der @eiit Der 9riitli6en
eisbe. 0esbulb iinb @ir aud ni6t err
itaunt, baB 10 bei6eibene 9%lnfdnse in 10
flrSer 3eit 10 sroBe, 10 wuuberbare Grs
folse b%eruorsebra9t buben. Die 9iebe 1T
IN @abrbeit iene Gusenb, bic @ott am
tbeueriten lit; ie lit ienes bimmlii9e, Don
Seius Gbriitus ieinen Sinsern aesebene
@ebOt; iie 1T ieue iibernatirli3e 5usenb,
bic ben iiberrsi9Ii6iten Segen auf bic
Werfe, wel9e BON ibr beieelt iinb, berabs
,iebt unb iie IN wunberbarer gSeiie Dor benz
Vsrberbnib bss Sabrbunberts bewabrt.
llnslidli6er Weiie lit eS nur 81 wabr, ses
liebte S0bns, baB man bic Wsrte Ser 81
fentliden Wobltbdtistsit ibres rslisiSlen
Gbarafters, Der linen eisen 1T, unb Der
alein ie wabrbaft fru9tbar MAIDEN tam,
entfleiben m69te. Stelle Der 9riitlis
Nd@itenIiebe mO@te man cine natirIids,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-10
5rnnfimdt nntcr Oen amerifanis
fd)cn Sraucu.

@enn 10 uiele @merifaner Der 3lpansS:
Sempereu, ODER Der Probibition lrIloiSen,
10 bat bas lciocr pielfa6 ieinen suten Gulnb
lno lit feineSrpess alleiu benz puritunii9en
5anatismus Susul6rsiben. Die Seoba6.
tins, bob Der einseborene gmeritaner ni6t
trintsn fam, obne slei6 3upieI 81 senieis
fen, auf berb beuti9, gu iaufen, 1T cine 10
aussmeine, baB bic vGbicaso Gribnne" es
nsuli6 wassn Ourfte, ibren ganteeseeiern
elm aus benz Osutiden iiberiestes Spiesel:
bib pon Der roben @enubweiie bes @meris
fanertbums por,ubalten. Oas 6olsenbe,
benz pWabrbeitsfreanb" bon Cincinnati
sntnommsn, 1T aus elmer enslii6sn 3eituns
uno bsitdtist ebenfaQs bic ansefibrte Bee
Oba9tnng.
Or. Msplsrb BON Nsw Oorf itebt elmer
9eilanitalt fiir weibli9e TruntenboIbe Dor.
Seine patisntem seb0ren ale Der vbeneren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-10
Sir&fi6e 2leuisReitem.
Nnllnb.
@rsbi6cee Milwautee.

@m %. sunni, mir entnebmen bies Der
columbia, ianbte bas prOuinsiaIs Semis
mar gum 81. 6ranS uon Gales bel Milmaus
tee, bieis fra6tbare pflanSitdtte BON Yries
fern fir bic fir9liden SprenseI bes Norbs
weitens, cine nsu S6aar pon @rbeitern in
ben Deinbers bes 9errn. Neun Gbeolos
gen wurben bur9 ben bo9w'ften Serrn
grSbiidof 9eiB 3ur @irbe bes Priefters
tbums erboben, wdbrsnb bic anberen Cans
biSaten bes prieitsrtbums, bic gu slei9er
Belt ibre StuOien bier beenbeten, pon ibren
reipeftipsn Bii9Sfsn semsibt mur6sn.
Na9bem Der bo9w'fte Metropolit In Der
Rir9e bes Saleiianums mebreren Stubens
ten unb elmer Mnaabl BON @aifentnabsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-10

@ir t0nnen eu9 IN Dem 8oriate, elm
tatbOl. 8latt gu sriinben, nur ermutbisen.
@tr boifeu, baB aue suten &atbolifen, bic
fi9 nm bic &elision unS bas Yaterlanb
perbient MAIDEN molten, in benz Offer unb
ber Gbdtisfeit fir bieies @ert, Sas IN uns
fem Musen BON Der : ten 8ebeus
tn 9 1T, wetteifern werben.
Geo XIII. III 1882 an ben 8iidof pou ancono.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-10
Sic Stimrie 9eo's XIII.

2aiiet eier 9i9t leu9ten Dor ben Msn>
f9en, oamit fie elere suten 8erfe ieben.
uno Der 9err gebe eu9 oasu Seinen Sesen!
SEQ XIII. on bas in 9arma eri9einenbe glatt
Luce (eeu6te, anfan9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-10

Bon Der 3eritOrans Seruiolems. -9ue. 10
M6tnng tbr &atboIifem
Sie stimuue hes perit. Bins ".

@ir eriu9en Sie initanbisit, alien benen
NIT eurem suten Wiaen un6 eirer @unit
bcisuiteben, bic, nit @eit besubt unS nit
se%nii9enoer &enutniB ausseriiitet, ii9 OIL
bic @rbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eitun,
gen CUR 8ertbeioi9ung uno 8erbreitung Der
tatbolil9en Sebre per6ffeutli9en.
gncpclica gius TX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-29
AFFAIRS IN TIE DOMINION.

ToRONTo, Ont, Nov. 2S.-The Custom au-
horitcs here recently seized consignment OF imported
watches for Stewart, Dawson & Co. The Minister OF
Customs has decided that the goods were undervalued
by 20 per cent and in addition 10 paying this amour
the firm is mucted in fine Of 80 per cent on the who.e
value of the consignment
dlspatch from London says the nOnelectcd directors
Of tine iIu,on's Bay Company has issued circulars
naiung that most NJ the shareholders left the
meeting without voting, under the belief that the
election of the committee would not be opposed, and
that directors were elected Dy tle vote or on
proprictOr, Donald smith.
ease Of yariOOid mild type OF small p0x Is re
ported I'm the cud Of this city The house has been
isOatcd.
OTTAWA Nov. 2s.-Thc returns shows that the present
year will far exceed any year in the export OF cattle
and sheep from Canada. The total number OF cattle
slppcd and for which space has been contracted In
steamships December 81 next is 50,G7i head and
the total number OF sheep 113,72j head.
During their stay in Canada next summer, II "a under
stood that the members OF the British Association To-
the Advancement Of Science will take trip over the en-
tire line OF the Canadian Pacific Railway, FAR as com
plctcd, and will he accompanied by Sir John A. Mac
Donald and other Ministers Ot the Crown.
MONTREAL Nov. 2S.-The cigar operatives strike here
has ended the wOrncn returning on the masters terms
after six months dloness.
The local stock market paniclIy to-day and the
heaviest fan for n long timc occurred. The Bank OF
Montreal declined g. Bank Of Commerce s. Federal Bank
g. Merchants Bank 2l2 and Ontario Bank g.
KINGSTON, Nov 2S.-Tho schooner Eureka. Of Oswcgo.
loaded with coal, was abandoned yesterday near the
main docks and sunk shortly attcrward The crew was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-29
PASSING COUNTERFEIT CON-
PATRICK KELLY ARRESTED AND HELD FOR TEIAL At
SCRANTON, PENN.
1sttcp ,pft IN Tug rPInUyFt

PATRICK KELLY ARRESTED AND HELD FOR TEIAL At
SCRANTON, PENN.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l
WUKEsBARRE, Nov. 2S.-A great number Of
spurious silver dollars have lately been circulated through
the coal regions, and especially at Scranton and this
vicinity Tradcsmen there became alarmed; but, al
tbough a few persons arrested, nothing proved
against them beyond the pasng OF piece each About
a week aVo however, liquor seller named Pfuhl, In that
CITY, detected Patrick Kelley aud three companions In
giving him spurious coin. He took three OF the cOun
terfcs and when the fourth handel 70 him, picked
up oubebarrellcd shotgun and threatened TO shoot
the first man who moved at the time calling on his
wife TO lock the and send for tho police This
was done On the arrival of the officers, Kelly was
se,rched and many Of the bad coins found IN
his pockets The four were then taken before
Alderman who released Kelley his giving bail In 500
10 aDpear ~ and II appearing that The others were
innocent and had received the money from Kelley, he
ieying IL To good they allowed Ia Kelley
away te next day which warrant for bis arrest
tsscd NV United States Commissioner labn OF this city
lie WAS captured In Dnvle yesterday and brought 10
this civ aud today committed TO Jail IN default or
III 900 hail The authorities that there are several
other isspr3 OF counterfeit money IN this vicinity who
are ol members organized gang and whose heal
0u1rer. are IN NcwYOrk Kelley came from there about
Civ weeks ago Although he mad Ostcnsibe business,
he had plenty of money II is expected that other
arrest. will shortly follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-29
oure his absence from Washington during day
usually regarded as the most critical one in con-
test of this kind the one preceding that on which
the caucus is to be held.
ORGANIZATION OF THE SENATE.
CANDIDATES FOR CLERK AND sERGEANT-AT ARMS
TIE VIRGINIA SENATOR'S.

CANDIDATES FOR CLERK AND sERGEANT-AT ARMS
THE VIRGINIA SENATORS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-There are signs that the
Democratic officers of the Senate are to be super
seeded by Republicans very soon after Congress as
scfnbles.
The friends of Colonel w. p. Canaday. of North
Carolina, are making an earnest canvass In his be-
half for the Office of Scrgcant-at-Arns. He is put
forward as the representative of the Republicans
Of the South and it is understood he will receive
strong support. Sergeant-at-Arms Hooker, of the
House of Representatives, is also candidate for
the Office
CIV. johnson. of Minnesota, who was the nominee
of the Republican caucus two years ago for the
Office of Chief Clerk of the Senate, arrived in Wash
ington to-day and will again be n candidate before
the caucus for the same office. There would be no
trouble about the matter of reorganization were 1t
not for the candidacy of George &. GOrhain, whose
heart is set on becoming Secretary of the Senate:
Various stories are told about the attitudes ol
Senators Malone and Riddleberger respecting the
candidacy of Mr.. Gorham and most of them are
misrepreSentatiOns They have not yet decided
whether or not to 90 into the Republican caucus
and neither one of them is likely TO insist on the
nomination of Mr.. Gorham. They will, it Is eN-
peced act together not only on the question OF SEN
ate reorganization, but on other questions, hut
whether as members of the Republican caucus Is
not determined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-29
KHARTOUM NOT CAPTURED.

TURKISH OFFICERS CONSENT 10 co TO TIE SOU
DAN-AGIrATIoN ~ ALGERIA.
LONDON, Nov. 2S-A Caro- dispatch to Reuter- 3
Telegram Company, dated to-day, says that the re-
port Of the capture of Khartonm by FL Mahdfs
forces is unfounded. The difficulty IN pcrSnadlhS
the Turkish officers of the contingent. ordered lor
service in the Soudan, to accompany the expedi-
ton has been overcome, and almost the entire num-
Der have consented to join the expedition, which Is
under the command of Baker Pacha. All the Eng
lish non-commissioncd officers in Egypt have voun-
tecred to go to the front and much enthusiasm pre-
walls among the troops.
PARIS, Now 2s.-Advices from Algeria state that
there is great agitation among the native tribes
the reported success Of El Mahdi in the Soudan
having aroused the Mussulman fanatlclsm. IL Is
also said that III Mahdi's emisSarcs are traVcrsnB
1unis. The GovcrnOT-ticnoral il urging upon the
French Government the necessity of retaining u
strong military force in Algeria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-29
An ANCIENT MYSTERY SOLVED.
THE PERPETRATOR OF ONE MURDER. WHICH LED
TO FOUR OTHERS, DISCOVERED.
Inv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

SEYMOUR. Ind, Nov. 2S.-An old murder
mystery resulting in four other tragedies has Just oee
cleared I'D Moore WoOdmansee, wealthy merchant Vi
Medora nineteen miles from hero, came to seymour
January g. 1865, on his way to Cincinnati TIC H"u
50 600 with which TO purchase goods. He was missed
from his room at the Roder House, and the cause OF MS
disappearance was n mystery until October Wheh MS
body was found in White River with the head cut OH.
Gordon Kinney an empoye Of the hotel was suspected
OF the crime. When the excitement cauSed ny '"o
finding Of the body was at its highest an unknown man
called Kinney from his door one night; ana aS INC '
onencd the door he was shot and instantly killed.
Tn 1870 Rcuben Wheeler was mortay wounded. when
told he had to die Wheeler made confession saying thaV
on the night of Woodmansees murder two men lad taken
from the Rodcr stable horse and spring wagon In
the morning they returned. The bottom o. the NdIon
covered with blood IL Tas oo s for the
murder bnt acquittcd and again the a1Air WIS uih
mystery. A.. -..,.. o,iIo,cc
or news concerning the W W-Odmaisco murder was re-
ported. it followe BY meeting OI n W lynn aiu @
SAN Long gamblers and notorious characters Sus-
nicion brgan TO point strongly toward them. Flynn
threatened shoot one Emery VINO nld tiiI'i i 5nont
him, but Emery shot rst ana lnstlhp MI h'H LIZ, J iI r.
Rodman a suspected accOmplce, was one hsht taken ny
unknown mob and hanged. ,--, . ,,.
Within the last few days Eliza Kemp mas atrNcu ~ III NJ
dora She saws that she occupied the room l tht nocl
adjoining Woodmansee's the night Of the murder was
I'm "A second / was fully awake, and realized that some
i'm next room was begging Tor me- lucH h''lu
sam, kill the -; then q blow, followed ny hrayy
fall and or two Then som" one -u nc ~ u.u;
him They then agreed TO take his body cut his he"l
off and throw the trunk Ia the river. | left Seymour
early In morning, and have mover t"ld What hha'u
AM going 10 Kansas In a few day or would not now
tell what do; because my life mas bcc llIc'h'u t
and time again by anony nous letters ana III "'nI S,il
this murder have been killed; and sam Long, the only
one remaining left in 1866 ana mas never ''' '''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-29
FOREIGN NOTES.

ROME, Nov. 2S.--The American Bishops are
preparing an address the Pope thanking his Holiness
for sumnoning them to Rome to settle the grave gues
tons which have been submitted for their consideration
The address will further express the devotion Of the Bis
hops toward the Holy See.
BERLIN Nov. 2S.-1hc Emperor William at reception
given last evening expressed In strong terms his conf
dcncc that the peace Of Europe would ho maintained and
referred TO the good relations existing between Germany
and Russia.
DuBLIN Nov 2S.--The EreeDldIfs Journal is informed
that recently thirty persons were arrested charged
with conspiracy 10 destroy the residence Of a County
Mayo landlord by explosives aud with belonging to the
Fcnian brotherhood. Atera secret examination they
were all discharged. subsequently the majority or the
accused were re-arrcsted.
BELGRADE, Nov. 2S.-Trals and executions OF persons
engaged in the recent instruction continue. A rich
merchant Of Zascher has been shot for taking part in
revolt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-29
1ycEyDL4RIsn IN MlLWAUKEE.
TIE UNDERWRITERS MUCn ENCuED-pEihcllNE
MEASURES INSTITUTE
fPY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRInCNE.l

fRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRInrNE.l
MILwAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 2S.-Thc recent at
temps OF inccndarcs to bum the business portion Of the
west sido VI this city. have alarmed the under
writer's and the people generally. aud aroused
the city officials 10 activity IN cnd'avorns TO
fix tho guilt. A special committee OF tue
local underwriters association appointed FOR The purpose
waiie, on Mayor Stow IN this uoon and asked him To od
reward for the detection aud arrest or the incrhiiAes
The Mayor and the city Attorney decided that tie
former had no power TO draw on the city treasury
for nnd, t. pay the reward. Inc underwriters prevailed
anon him TO olcr the reward, roml ius To make The
amount roon IN ease the oncr should have IT. de.lrrd
effect OnUla notice Ol ihc Mat'tI WIZ D' P"'F"' w
..,
sik n,cudary fires have already occurred within r."
dayS ALI neal Grand ave, aud In IN" immediate NlrihU}
of the PluIIutor House. Owing to the ptumpt ''iph
of tho Flic Department. AL of the flies have been *
tiugui-hcd without great loss People ~ thdt part q"
the CITY are on tue watch nightly, aud pnuroh"n hui
detectives pattul the district Win special orders 10 .poa
out fuI all suspicion, cltlI,tcI-
The lirt the attempts made last night; plt inc
facts i The not made public iI ms evening"
strange man tU lrds" the barn ui or Nuih-
bohin oi the Erm ~ Wcid & Nuhhuhin, Hud almost I'M
mcdately fine broke ont Ia tho bulilu.. lh,s 'diuc,
we've distinguished without calling ont The lic Depart
lneut ,
In every case the fire has been set on barn. ard al
the attempts have been made about the same hUd Do The
eyr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-29
FAILING DOWN 4 NINE.
TWO MEN SPILLED FROM An OvEECEowDED
BUCKET AND KILLED.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRmCSEl


BUCKET AND KILLED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRmCSEl
WuKrsBARRE, Penn, Nov. 2S.-At the Col
Tins Coal Mine operated by the Buffalo and Emlra Coal
CInpauy about six miles from here, accident hap
,eted nt noon to-day, by which two men, John L0msden
and Martin Richardson were killed. Nine men were
engaged in sinking second SHAFT. and at noon all
onnted the large iron bucket 10 be TO the eurlcc.
The bucket was greatly overloaded, It being rule that
,ot more Than four men shall board II at once,
and the usual custom Of halting and stcadyin3
n when a few feet from the bottom was als0
omitted As result the bucket swung from side TO side,
and when about y lee; from the bottom struck against
timber projecting from the woodwork on the side OF the
ghau IOmsdcn, who with three others was
standing on the rim of the bucket; holding
on tho was shaken rom MS
hold and fell the bottom Richardson, who was in the
bucket saw LOnsden falling and made desperate effort
10 save him. anG caught him by the leg he plunged
hnndlong down the SHAFT But this endeavOr only cost
Ricbr3On his ie for he dragged from the bucket,
and together the fell to the rough and rocky bottom
IOusden was Instantly killed and Richardson died within
two hours. Both men were terribly Inansled L9hSden
being crushed beyond recognition Both were English
men Lomsden thirty-seven years old, ana leaves
vile; Richardson age iOrtyscven, was widOwer, and
IcaVcs ont daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-29
JosErH JEEFERsoN,s Loss or VOICE

FEARS THAT Ills PUBLIC CAREER Is AT Az END.
BLOOMINGTON H., Nov. 2S.-JOseph Jefferson
who is i'll at Peoria. announced TO appear III
Senator David Davis's Opera House tonight, about
500 having been received for reserved seats. His
agent was in the city to-day TO close his business
pertaining 70 the engagement, and in conversation
said he was afraid that Jeferson's days upon the
stage were numbered. His voice, he ad1cd has
lost all the elasticity which has made 1t one OF the
most charming ever possessed by any American
comedian.
Peoria, H., Nov. 2s.-Joseph Jefferson is still
in his room, under q physicians care. II will bo
impossible for him to appear again this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-29
FINES and C4SUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.
swINDLED An THREE GARD MONTE

swINDLED Al THREE GARD MONTE
MADISON. Ind Nov. 2S.-Nathanlel Lee an aged
and farmer today swindled out of $4,000 at
the three card monte game
BOY.MUKDERER EXONERATED
PITTSDURG, Nov. 2S.-lhe boy, Andrew Wilbert,
who was the murder OF Frank Reel companion
by the COrOner jury account 0 his
extreme youth
FOUND DEAD IN HIS OWN HOUSE.
AUBURN, N Y, Nov. 2S.--The dec0mposed re-
mains Wech have been found In his house ut mon
Springs He hfy years OF age, and hved Alone
CITY FATHERS ARRESTED FOR FIGHTING.
FALL RIVER, Now 2S.-Alderman Hurley and
Councilman Murphy, who engaged in fight In Hurley ga
SATURDAY night arrested tonight ana held
under bail for examination on Friday,
SURRENDER OF MURDERER.
MARYSVIILE, Ohio, Nov 2S.-l Isaac White, OF
Phorsburg Union County surrendered himself 10 the
today and stated that he had shot ana Killed DaVd
Teats that place.
KILLED BY HIS BROTHER.
MONMOUTH, ILL., Nov. 2S.-lSaac Davis, farmer,
living near Youngstown morning killed his brother James
Ia dispute the division OF crop Of corn jointly owned
by them.
DRAGGED TO DEATH BY HIS MULES
AUGUSTA, Ca Nov 2S.-James Mulligan, far
living this place. killed this morning by being
thrown from has wagon and dragged by his mules.