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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
SainotS.

- 24O Scaubinapier, feitli6 sei6miift
i'm Seiertu9sgepanbe, fubren fiirSli9 in
Smnibuiien inter Muiitbe9leitung bur6
bic Stabt Gbicago mad benz Chicago
d @ranb Srunt gabnbote. sic iinb auf
elmer geiu6sreiie mad Dem alien Gaters
lanOe be9riiien unb bielten ii9 nur einen
Gag in gtio9ara Sails auf, UNI Direct na9
Nep 0ort uno pom ba iiber 6openbuSen
nod Gbriitiauiu gu fubren. Die Meilten
werOen I'M 6riibIin9 Die 9eimreiie pieOer
antreten.
- Die 6abritnnten pom Sta6eloro6t
oe6enten lire Sabrtten uon Solicit na9
Miiiouri III uerle9en, in ben @eri9tstreis
bes Jti6ters Great, Der Die @aibburn.G a
tente iiir un9iiltig ertldrt bat. 9G6ur9
werOeu 5OO-lOOO Wtann bei3dfti9uugss
los weroen.
= Der Gee Bel pullman i6eint
fir Die Gutenidger gar icbr geidbrIi6
An icin. glm Is. October fubren. Wtiiller
inO SIcfin9er pom Chicago auf BEN Gee
uno tcbrten ni6t wieber Suriid. Sim Iets
ten Samitng iubren 6err did unO Sobn
uno am Sonntug gar 9 Sdger uon YuQs
man ab, uuo AUDI Don oieien IL bat man
gti3ts wieOer 9eieben.
- Sine un0eborIume So6ter woQte
ii6 IN ga It Ct. gOuis beimli6 trauen
Iailen. S6on bate Der Sriebensri6ter
einen Sbeil Der Cravings 6Ormulitdt poQ.
so9en, bod nod ni9t bas Ydr6en ebeli6
5uiammengeipro3en, ba eri9ien Die Wtuts
ter, proteltirte 9e9en Die &ruuung, neil
Die 8o6ter nod ni9t uoaidbri9 lei, un6
bas liebe G09ter6en muBte balbs9etruut
abjieben.
- Oils am Is. B. 90. elm BaiIa9ier,u9
auf Der Chicago, Burlington & Suincv
Subn ii6 Der Citation Otter Greet,
% Wteilen Don StreatOr, ndberte, wurOe
bus Signol gum 9alten 9egeben. NlsbuIo
elite elm Bremier Suriif, nm irgenO einem
folgeuOen 3uge elm NarnungSlignol su
gebeu. 6uum mar er Swei QSG9enlGn9eu
9etommen, ais Elm 6rn6tiug nm Die Gurpe
bog, i'm nd6iteu glu9enblif ii6 in ben bins
teren Nug9Ou Oes Boia9ierSu9eS bobrte
un0 bis IN ben speitlebteu 9Su90ou oruu0.
6aum u6er war Der 3uianmenltoB eriol0t,
als Der 0umpfteiel erplOOirte mO Die nm
9Iifli9en Sniuiien OeS @aggonS nit
SGmpf un6 beiBem @uiier uer6riibt wnrs
ben, gon BEN Iahusieren wurOen ie6S
iofort getootct, oofllnter Z. @. Yeane, Elm
betomnter 9lOUotot pom Dwight. uno 9teu.
0idouer uon Streotor. Inter ben netn
Seupunoeten beiinben ii6 Die GonOucteure
beiber l3i9e, Sn9enieur unO 0eiser beS
6ru6tSu9es, unO Or. 6inIey BON Streas
tor.
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C. 1t IT t h.
W
Jnlan 3.
Cafota.

= Oas @olbfieber IN 2isbon 1T nod
ni6t erlOi3eu. Sin Ntann bat ieine
yNtine", an Der er erit fiir etpa So Wertb
ee9roben bate, fir ST., 600 p~ertauft nnb
Elm Qluoerer bat elm Gdtel pon einem
Slain, wel6er insgeiammt $3.50 to-
itete, fir $500 pertauft. IS i6eint wirts
lid @olo in Der Grbe gu unb nm 2iSbon gu
itefen, wentsitens fir Die, wel9e quite
9rciie fir ibre yGlaiins" erbalten. Sb
aber i6lieBli6 Die letten 6dufer senis
Gjolo aus Der Grbe i6aufeln f%onnen, ball
ten mir nod fiir irusli9.
- Die Stabt Siour Sails wurbe
pom Ser Selepbons@ eIeli9aft aif so, 900
S6uoeneriat pertIa9t, oa ie Selepbons
itungen oerielben nieoerbalen licB. Der
Sberri6ter bes SerritoriumS bat einen
@inbultSbefebl auS9eitelt, Der Stabt uer>
bietenb, bic SelepbunsYia pieoer ntes
berSubauen.
Der einarmi9e 8. s.. &apmonb pom
Samo II erle9te in @emeinI6af nit ieis
mem 9artner Ebobes in bieier Soiion
1000 wilOe @dnie. (Sd9erlutein! Geo.)
Die iibii6sruIfi6e GolOnie BEL Bis
marf ioa, pie man boiit, BON ieet an
feiner weiteren llnteritibuns beOiirfen.
-Spdt fommt bic Nemeiis, bod iie
fcmmt. 90 ruff Die gtelt Timer yYoit"
uno i6reibt: 0tan erinert ii6 beS fault
re6tli6en Dramas, wel9eS ii6 Dor etpa
einem Syabr an Devils at in Oatota
a~bipielte uno nobel smei Sriioer Warb,
S0bne elmer angeiebenen Camille in 6 ! Il
caqo, ibr 9eben einbiiBten. Sic batten
fi6 auf einem wertbpolen Stiid 0anbe an
Devils GATE nieOer9elai1en beanipri9z
ten es als bas ibrige. Sas Seiittbum
wurbe ibnen pon elmer anberen Bartei
itreiti9 9ema6t unb iie purben bann
ouf9eforoert, es ibnen aufsugeben. Nls
iie bieies gu tbun ii9 %wei9erten, be9ab lid
in elmer monobelen Na6t bic bepaffnete
@e9enpartte, gefibrt BON benz friiber IN
ct. Saul wobnenoer unb bort piele Sabre
lang Elm Gountps Qlmt befleibenOe Solo
mel" llline, mad benz Sretterbaule Der
Sriiber Narb unb forberte oieielbe nod
mails gum Serlafen bes Ylabes auf. Oa
bies nt9t gei9ab, 10 fol9te cine S6ieBerei,
bic nit bent Sooe Der beioen griiber enbete.
S6on CUR i3eit bss gorials perlautsten
Stimmen babin, baB Die 9lngreiier i'm I'm
re6t 9eueien ieien; BEN Ginflub Der 2ets
teren 9eIuns es iebod, Oemielben bas @e:
prd9e elmer 6anoluug Der Notbpebr aufsuz
briifen unO 10 bIieb Die Sa6e ieitber auf
ii6 beruben. gebeimpolisilten paren I'M
beiien, wie eS i9eint uuf 9eranlaiiuns Der
AnsebOri9en Der eri6oiienen grioer, bic
sanse i3eit iber an Der 2lrbeit, nm geweiie
gu iummeIn, ueI6e cine BON llline unb Sc
noiieu periibte perbre6erii9e @epalttbat
feititeQen. Die @eri9te i6ritten barauf
bin enbli6 elm uno bic @ranb Surp pom
@ranb SORTS periette Sene tiir;li6, ruesen
wiOerre6tli9 unb uorldeli9 ueriibter SOs
tuns in antlaseltunp. Gs iinb Der gnses
fla0ten -, bic gum Sbeil inter i6were
girsi6uft seiteut, gum Sbeil in 8erbaft
genommen muroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27

SieIe @itter niiien es i6 t..
@ie piele 6inoer perben beitraft neil lie
eiseHiinnis, ungeboriam unb sesen 9lns
~weiiunsen ebenio sleidsiltis wie sesen
g~elobnunsen iinb, trotbem bieS nun Der
SAT- 1T, neil ie nidt seiunb iinb! Cine
intenisente Dame iast nit gesus auf Elm
&inb bieier Dirt: vMiitter ~iolten srfabren
unb einieben ~Iernen, rag, wenn ie ben
6Ieihen cine maBise 0piis !Sopfensg its
tern swei ober Srei Woden lang gebsn
wiirbsn, bieie &inber grab 10 isin wiirben,
wie bic Gltern es AM liebiten baben
mD6ten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
@iseonTn.

- glm IL. 3. M. woren eS so Sabre,
0aB bic eriten 9SeiBen li9 uuf Dem Sled
nieOerIieBen, no Die 9auoeIsmetrOpole
80 ilwautee ltebt.
- Der 6armer Wtatb. Sod aus M az
nitOwOc County bat ii6 ais frums
mer S6napsbrenner %entpuppt unO lit audi
benz SiiIfscoaettor Ylatb nit elmer 9eusas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
Seiien : g II.

= 2in9en, Gnoe October. Der
2a6sfans in Der Gms, in Der Ndbe bes
Gmswebres, lit in ben letten scbn Sasen
elm siemlid ersiebiser seweien, es iino
Ofters al einsm Sage mebrere 9a6ie i'm
@ewi6te uon 6 bis II Gfunb sefanssn
worpen. Die ietise !3eit lit fir pen ga6ss
fung cine redt sinitise, bas @aner bat
bic erforoerli6e S0be unb BEL Sturm unb
Resen sebt Der eads am beiten.
= Sas Sleis unb Silbsrwerf an 6 m 8
bsiibt in Der @rube yWerfur" Elm Serg:
psrf, beiien tiefite Soble ii9 sssenudrtis
$50 Weter Q200 6uB) inter Der Grbobers
fld6e beiinoet. Ole beioen bo6iten Sbiirme
oes &olner Oomcs, bersn ieber cine t66be
bon 500 SUB bat, wiirben mitbin, elmer
aui ben anoern seiteat, ni9t bis CUR Obers
ildde reiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27

giirgerl6nit ansenommen, neil ie ben
6remoenbeiu9 bur6 Die Stapt Ieiten
wiirbe.
= 0as @eiammt. Gr9ebniB Ser biess
iGbrigen @ein:Grnte ergibt in sinisen @es
senbsn Der Moiel stpa sinen 3peis
brittels, in anoern bios einen balben Serbit.
6inii6tli6 Der SualitGt wiro in trofenen,
biei9en nnb ionnieitisen Bergen ein Dem
76er dbnli6er, in feu6ten uno Der Come
abgewanoten ga9en ba9egen elm etwas bel,
lerer ais Der Sler Wein geerntet.
- Giien. Ypr benz bieiisen S6wurs
9eri9t wuroe gegen ben &auimann Ga:
muel Ser, Weinberg aus WattenI6eio
we9en llrfunoenidIiduns unb getruss in
pier 6daen %perbanoelt. Der qn9ei6uls
bi9te, welder nod neun Sabre 3u6tbaus
III perbiiBen bat, lit ein9eitanoenermaBen
i6uloig, in msbreren Sdasn einen Sppo.
tbefenbrief Oaburd gefdli6t gu babsn, baB
er Die ungegebene @rOBe oeS @runbitiifes
Gnoerte uno baroufbin BON mebreren Spars
fallen, iolpie aud pon Bripatleuten @elb
erbielt. Die auf bieie Weiie eri6winoel.
ten @eloer waren fir Die Oarleiber meis
items ucrloren, uno ma6te ii6 Der Nuge;
flagtc bierOur6 bes Setruses l6ulois.
Serlelbe wuros 3uidtli6 III Der nod su
u%erbiibenoen CITRATE gu is9s Sabren 3u9ts
baus, Gbruerluit auf sebn Sabre uno 81
5000 80. @elobuBe uerurtbeilt. (Oas 1T
oerieIbe SerS @einberg, Der DOR einisen
Sabren we9en oes oroBen Setruscs, ben er
an elmer Mtainser M6beliobrif periibte, 81
mebreren Sabren .3u9tbaus peuirtbeilt
wuroe.)
Self faIen.
= Gedlin9bau Ell. Der Serso9
uon Irenenberg bat Der bieiigen Yfarr.
fir6e elm reisenoes @lassemGloe iiber ben
MarienaItar sei6entt. Gs wiro nun Der
Gori6lag genodt, Die Soften BON 1000
Scarf iiir Elm ~;peites 6eniter baour6 III
befen, baB Die Tereine uno Gliibden ii6
our6 feline glbgaben betbeilisen.
-Soeit. Qlm Is. October bat bier
elm Sturm arge Gerbceruroen an0eri6tet.
-. an 80 -
Sle Sa0er oe9 WM'0Incn9cooloe9 Der
%anermerte Der Soelter NciIen. SHterfa:
orlt Nno DC" SilsnpaDn'2SGnerSSt atlonss
9epanoss mlrosil ca. zoe ufeter pelt III Die
anl'e9enoen @arien 9Fl0lenoert. I'm &sGl,
pur9ert9ofe pnroe e9 ouhtel pom ouen 90;
gen, Ole u Der SUftumberlp'rOeIfen Sa@'
Sle9el, %alihSpcige, Srstterabl9nltte,
S9lrme, Gleloun99ltlte, lognr EN- &lno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
y a II o D c +.

= Die Surbsn Der grouins Sannouer
iinb iett enbsiiltis ieitseiteat. Oas fonigs
Ii6e Serolbsamt bate uripriinsli6 BEN
GOri6lag sema6t, als Sarben Der Yrouins
ni6t Die ieiner Nniidt na6 beralbii9 ni6t
gu re6tfertiseuben Sarben @slb unb 0eiB
beisubebalten, ionoern als iol9e .@eiB,
Gotb unb @elb" aufsunebmen. 0arauf:
bin bat aber Der 9anbssausidub, su elmer
sutu6tli6en @rfldrung barber uufsefors
bert, bieie bur6 bas Qanbesoirectorium ba.
bin abseseben, baB er uui Der geibebaltuns
Der Sarben ygelb uno @eiB" erbebIi6es
@emi9t Iese, neil OieieIben Die 0anbess
farben bes ebemalisen 60nisreids sepeien
uno baber bon biitoriider gebeutuns ieien.
Oieie 9oriteluns bat Sea6tuns sefunben,
inbem mittelit elmer foni9li6en Srbre ols
Sarben Der Yropins y@elb unb @eiB"
feitseitelt iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
Der %Vopenantbeil floB in bie Sae
i6en Der Ginqe rno Gpntractpren.

-6oIseube Yreiie wurben neus
lid in Colorado beSablt: fiir Elm Yferb
$4,000; fir elm S%olitein Ginb $1,000;
fir einen Merino @ioper $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
OH en burg.

Nus benz Sloenbur9er yO6lenlieo"
bas in Sol9e Der &ramalle entltanb, tbeis
len mir na6itebeno elm paar Stropbsn nit:
Drum iauu, bic UisIsn oafeu. bic limb nod stpas
mertb,
Sosar bic id0ni,e Suppe todt man pom Sdisnhurt.
limb per nidt germ losirei i'm Clbtuburge
6aus",
Ger fabr' uur obue @eit'r,S per GriraSug binaus,
Pos Sombsn uuo Granaien, bic Sdieu msrecu Nib,
Seidimpien iid 81 laiisn, ga; tno lie uidt sswiut.
Der eaimpt gait nidt nar ysen'sen. man i4impfte
btruentbranHi,
Inns ale iammt uuo %iOnbers. has SIecrburger
S0uo,
limb bat man lid erereiitet, ms ms geIibt 81 ipei'u.
9Str %ieo.riahieu, 6rieier, mir dIaeen a Il d. NJ al
oreiu.
Su6bsiraiaia, ms'n SObu pertsbit IN mid?
Gas ned Gin binter'n Spiesel, mems iutt, Der !rage ib.
guS Gerfailer bieieS 9iepes gilt Der
S6riititeler Qrnolb S6roeocr. 9erielbe
idreibt benz rgerl. Sagebl.", baB bos
@arniionScommanbo in Oloenburg i'm
blrb einen BatrouiQenpoitsn babe bepas
den l%aiien, nm feltsuitelen, Oh in ieincm
l0ouie Militdrperionen perte6rer, oa man
i'm ais oSoiiaIoemotraten" ueri6rieen
babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
j + einprouinS.

- Sm uerfionencn Sabre wnr Der NOtbs
itano IN Der Gifcl Der @egenitdnO bes
Soses9eiprd6eS, uielio6er Seri6te uno
~NbbonOlungen in Der Yreiie. Die yiebes.
9abeu ilOiien icDr rei6Ii9. Die Notb lit
I'M grOBten S1etl Der @egeno mad wie Dor
uorbanOen, weni9itens Die wirtbi6aftli6e
9totb, Die allmdIig nod idlimmere gu:
ltdnOe berbeiiibren miro. Die @rnte lit
wieoerlm l6ledt aus9eialen. Vroofru6t
1T ldon Jest weni9 mebr uorbanoen. Seu
uno 6utter lino iebr fnupp gewadien, unb
Der Glebltano oober tart uerminoert. Der
6afer lit our6 3weiwu6s unb 9te9en.
Sn monden SOrfern wiro Saatgut feblcn.
81 perfnnfen bat Der gonomann in bieiem
Sabre iebr wenig, uno 0tebenueroienlt bat
er aud ni6t. No nun oas @elS bernebs
men iir S6uloen, 3inien, Steuern, 6auss
b%Oltun9? gSabrIi6, re6t tribe 2lusii6.
ten! Nenn aud Die 6artoiiel GrUtc
iiberauS rei6ii9 auSgeialleu lit, 10 iteben
bod Die Freiie 10 nieorig, oaB @clO bcruus
ni6t gu l0ien lit. Sreili6 idiitt Die RGr.
toiIel III oieiem Sabre uor 6unger. Gs III
Elm wabrcs Slid, bOB oieie Grnte in oieitn
Sabre 10 GUT uusgeiallen lit, Obi9on es I'M
llebri9en traurig genug auSliebt.
Der Staotrot6 pon d ii6eS6eim
bat 6ei6loiien, bas 9lncrbieteu Der 6iymO
SOnorup q So, wel6e fir Grtbeilm9
Der 6OnceiiiOn elmer 3ubnraSbGbn pom
NeitenOc Der StNOt aus bur6 Die Mcius
ber9e no6 benz 9tieOerpaIo 100, 900 Marf
9eboten bate, ni9t an;unebmen. Die
6irma Nuiiauer in 6rantiurt a. M. bat
fir bieielbe yinie 10000 30. 9ebOteH,
Olein Der Staotratb lebntc AUDI oieics
9lnerbieten ab. gettere 6irnu beabii6tigt
nun, cine anOere 0ltIi6e ginie 81 erbaueu,
unO Swur pom 6ibinger Sbor aus. Sieie
0inie wurOe iriiber pom Der Wiebrbeit Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27

giirgeri6uft ansenommen, neil ie ben
6remoenbeiu9 burd Die Stabt Ieiten
piirbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27

Dtutausidtdse. Bwtreibt ssu(eu, Rurbmtfel nnb gers
srhtuusai. eB- surirt S6Lasanidue prompt unb pes
mansnt Va. Is II sin ~retsenesS unS seiunoeS abihhrnrits
tel. Ssstst SrofHla une Rings @pil, bic 3ptatngsbrfs
Der. aeuosrt idIedtsu atbem in sutei,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
Samaritan
Neryine

% bic nriade ~bsieittst. @eriast @an,nleiesn unb
sibt Rare pautiarbe. uulbsrtr,flid In 5dasn pom Jtsbers
~sieiisnoss 9uh0iunsss une unpsrslei6Iides
IS uertyeibi trantes aopipeb i'm au9snblid.
entbaii feline btitiS Dirtsnoeu Optate. eririidt ben
@eih Rue traftiat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27

ben ksrper. eartrt @beunatismus prompt uno srlnbttd.
@ibt BEN elut, pi,oer .eiIrrditise Giscnibaitsn. @ire
sarantirt ane nsru0ien unorbnuusen iu turiren. eS Bus
1.rlaias psnn ale anbsrsn Opiass fsbIeu. aurirt Tpss
pepta obsr Sso tnrhdrtattet.
Daily globe., 1883-08-13
THE OLD WORLD.
More About the Revolution in Spain
The ChOlera's Ravages-Electiens in
Franee-General Gossip from the Conti-
nent-

LoNBoN, Aug. PA Seville newspaper
states that several sergeants and oorporals
stationed there have been arrested.
The latest official dispatches from Madrid
say kilograms from the Spanish provinces
continue to be of a reassuring nature and
tend to show the insurrection is almost
ended. According to unofficial advices
from Hendaye, France, several Republican
newspapers at Madrid have been sup
pressed and some civilians arrested. It is
stated that Senor CASTELAR, and his party
continue to condemn the uprising.
LONDON, Aug. ia riotous outbreak
occurred to-day in the town of Chaves,
Portugal, in connection with local griev-
ances. A peasant was killed ard colonel
wounded. Order has been restored.
LONDON, Aug. Z2.-Thirty two persons
died from cholera at Alexandria on Satur-
day, including five Europeans.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-One hundred ware
houses have been destroyed by fire at
Salonica, RoHmelia.
PARIS, Aug 12.-The monument erected
at Cour Bevioe to commemorate the de-
fense of Paris, was unveiled to-day. Rep
resentatives, President Grevy and the
council general of the Seine were present.
The monument consists of an allegorical
figure of the city Of Paris standing over a
wounded combatapt.
Count de Chambo-d passed another bad
night, and is now extremely weak. His
dyspeptic complaint is increasing and his
condition most alarming.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-The deaths from
cholera in the Egyptian provinces on
Friday were 926, including 235 in the
province of Dakalich, 158 in province of
Garbich and 235 in Ghezeh and Atfe. On
Saturday there were 189 deaths, inclu-
ding 80 in Cairo, 141 in Ghizea and Atfe,
and 295 in the province of Stout. Hun
dreds of people have fed to Cairo from
Alexandria. Cheriff Pasha, president of
the Egyptian council of ministers, arrived
ct Cairo from Alexandria Saturday. There
have been no new cases of cholera among
the British troops in Egypt, and their
general health is excellent.
LONDON, Ang. 12.-Lord Chief Justice
Coleridge, accompanied by Lord Justice
Rowen and Charles Russell, sail the pres
emf week for America.
MADRID, Aug. liking Alfonso will re-
turn to La Granja shortly. He telegrapked
Duo de Montpensier that order had been
IoSIOIed tnrougHouI tHe coontry' OenOr
CASTELAR, has asked his friends to abstain
from all demonstrations during the pres
ent excitement. He will shorten his tour
in Galicia.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-It is announced that
the queen has approved the appointment
of the Duke of Connaught to divisional
command in Bengal.
A dispatch dated Kanoi, Aug. 5, says six
rivec gunboats are preparing temporary
armor for boilers. Everything points to a
severe encounter. The French have no
artillery, horses or mules. The enemy is
pressing closer, both here and at Naldinh.
| 1t is believed the Viceroy Yum Nan is &C,
lively forwarding assistance to the enemy.
PARIS, Aug. 12.-In elections held
throughout the country to-day for mem
Daily globe., 1883-08-13

bers of councils general, seventy one
districts return Republican and twenty
three conservatives. Second ballots are
necessary in seventeen districts. The Re-
publican net gain is two.
The Swiss national festival opened to-
day with a procession, speeches and music.
BERLIN, Aug. ia letter from the
Crown Prince Frederick William to Prince
Bismarck, is gazetted. The crown prince
says he is convinced the Germans are de-
sirous of giving succor to friends in
adversely, and he and wife have threfore
placed their names at the head of a
subscription list in aid of the people who
suffered by the recent earthquake in Ischia.
MADRID, Aug. -. 2.--The Dia says General
Martinez Campos, minister of war, to-day
informed the cabinet that foUr rebel ser
geants had been shot at Santo Domingo,
The king tomorrow will review the Mad
rid garrison, numbering $4,000 men. His
proposed visit to Germany has been in
definitely postponed.
1t is reported that the ministry will
change when the revolts have been entirely
repressed.
Gen. Lacuesta arrived at Seode Urgel
with loyal troops. Insurgent bands num-
bering fourteen and twenty-five men re-
spectively appeared at Tarramona and
Barcelona to-day. They are being active
ly pursued by troops.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-Part of the apparent
increase in the number of deaths from
cholera in Upper Egypt is due to official
returns which contains arrears of death
statistics.
The Austrian polar expedition hes ar
rived at Drotheir, Norway. The expedition
spent year on the island Mayen. Com
mander Wholmuth telegraphs that all
hands are well and he made a perfect OBJ
servation and secured rich collection of
photographs.
Daily globe., 1883-08-13
be the next nominee of the Republican
A NEW swINDLING SCHEME.


Secretary Teller has suspended Jenkins
A. Fitzgerald, a claim agent of this city,
from practice before the interior depart
ment for forcing the collection of fees in
advance without an agreement on the part
of the claimants who employed him. The
scheme discovered was new variation of
one for which the commissioner of pen
R1ons some time ago recommended another
of the Fitzgeral6s be disbarred. The late
device has been to send those who had
committed the collection of their pensions
to them letter informing them of the
points of evidence still wanting in
their case, and also enclosing a receipt for
the balance which would be due on the fee
when the pension should be secured, or
for a portion of this balance. The
whole was then sent to the
claimant by express in package
marked G. o. D. These packages in size
and shape were such as might readily
create the impression that they were pen
sion certificates, and they were in addition
each prominently stamped "Fitzgerald's
Pension Agency" Several of those who
had paid the sums called for, sent the let
hers and envelopes to the commissioner of
pensions, and the result was prompt sus-
pension of Fitzgerald. The former scheme
in which the Fitzgeralds were concerned,
for which the disbarment of n. W. Fitz-
gerald was recommended, was also worked
through 9. o. d. express packages. To
such of their claimants as applied for
new medical examination on which to base
a claim for increased pension, other blanks
needed in their case, or envelope contain
ing these blanks, stamped with Fitzger
| AIDS agency, would be sent, with so to
| be collected. The claimant, expecting a
pension certificate, would pay this charge,
only to find that he had been misled, if not
swindled. The pension Office. inYesti-
eating some of these cases, found instances
| where the greatest hardships had been
caused by the efforts of the poer to raise
sufficient money to get one of these Fitz-
gerald packages from the express Office.
When N. W. Fitzgerald was confronted
with the discoveries of the pension Office,
| he pleaded that it was his brother, the
present offender, who had sent OF these
packages without his knowledge, and that
on discovering his practices he had repri-
manded him sharply. Now the same man
has been caught again and stricken from
the roll of attorneys before the interior
department. His wife, who has applied for
and been accorded permission to practice as
pension claim agent before the Office un-
der her maiden name, was also. .debarred.
the discovery being made that she was
Fitzgerald's wife and was practicing under
another name. Devices for swindling
pensioners are on the increase at present
The publication of the list of all pension
ers, ordered at the last session of congres:
will give claim agents the address of every
pensioner on their rolls. Circulars are al
ready prepared and are being sent out
offering all manner of inducements to Sc
cure an increase ot pensions. The mo
lment the dishonest agents receive any kind
Daily globe., 1883-08-13
Cincinnati o, x.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-THE reports cir
culated in New York and Chicago in re-
gard to business disturbances in Cincinna-
tt are wholly sensational and without basis
of fact. There is 40 trouble here with
banks, and the interest of Cincinnati oper-
ators IN Chicago provision speculations
are comparatively trifing. The best in
formation is that Cincinnati merchants do
not own over 100000 pounds of provis-
ions in Chicago and the great bulk of this
is held by wealthy men, who would not be
hurt if it all should be lost. The small
fry who operate on margins
were wiped out some time ago.
The City National bank, Lawrenceburg,
that suspended yesterday, had no import
ant business relations. It's capital of
100000 was held by lumber business
and saw mill, and its failure affects no.
body outside of very limited circle.
Besides, the head of the family owning the
bank is wealthy, and all debts will be paid
in full. The Cincinnati banks, without
one exception, are conducted on extra con-
servative principles, and can in no way be
affected by ups and downs in speculative
circles. The banks at this time are un-
usually strong, and all of them above the
requirements as to reserve.