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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
9eS McuIdjen ShuI6iqfeit

1T IS, einsn iebsn su Ioben nod ieinem
@erbienife. Wa4 ibrem Berbienite tam
man bic gisentbiimer bes Neu Yorf GIos
thing Stores Ioben, benn iie perbienen ss
wirfli1 seIobt gu werben. Der Rew gorf
Clothing Store lit Der biaisite BIat Mdns
ners un6 8nabsntlsiber su %taufen; man
wirb bort gut, biais unb reel ~bebunbeIt.
2auienoe babsn ii9 pom Der Wabrbeit sss
@eiastsn iiber3eust unb iasen, bab Der
New Yorf Glotbing Store, go. 6s7 Wtains
itraBe, nabe Z. StraBe, Dubuque, Der
Plas 1T, mo- man am biaisiten Fluff.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

Jreitag sesen adt llbr abenbs brad
Seuer in Smsblep & Weper's @ieBerei
aus. @s selans Der idnea berbeiseeiItsu
6eueruebr, ben granb in Rursem gu lSs
iden. De- Sdaben 1T ni9t gar sroB.
Ginise 9unbert Dollars finb mebr als ses
niisenb benielben gu befen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Sen &epn6liianern 1T ibr gIan cine

YOltsconpentiOn 3uiammen5urufen, iebl9es
idlasen. WcOonalb unb S6unt laufen
jebt auf benz resuIdren republifanil6en
@ablSettel. @dbler sebt &dt! Sinter
i'm itebt s. 6. @raues Self; er bat ben
Sdatten bes @aslidtes 8. 9. Sowarb
Bel Der Sanb. QaBt eud nidt tduiden !!
9offentIid ftelIen bic Oemotroten Manner
auf, bic ieber Obne anftanb wdbIsn tanm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

8. 9ebp lit aus benz Often Suriidsetebrt
uno bat cine auspabI Der i6Oniten 6riib:
l%insspaaren mitsebra6t, wie bieielbe nod
pieleidt ME in Der Stabt mar. SdSnt
moberne @aaren, babel biais unb uon be:
tier Sualit6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
.Serr z. sdnIer. an Der @de Der @hit,

unb Is. StraBe, bat gu ieinem bisberisen
@roceriesei3dfte elm neues 3weissei6ait
b~inSusefist. gr bdlt aud nun fsrtise
&leiber fell, iowobl fir Mdnner ais &nas
ben. @r bat wollene unb baIbmouene
Waaren, biaise unb tbeusre, pon Dem ME-
brighten Preiie bis binauf gu Sl5 uno $40
per Nn,ua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
0obu Gin. Der poblbefannte Sdmies

in ben @ertitdtten Der 6luBbabn, erbieli
bel Der grbsit cine sefabrli6e @uube. SOm
0ampfbammsr fog elm Stif Stabl ab,
traf i'm iiber Dem ause an ben &opf unb
Spar berart, bas er %ifiirste. @lidliders
weiie parO oas guse nidt 10 fart uerIest
unb fam er IN Rursem pieOer ben i6wes
rem Sammer i6wingen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

&c 1T nidt tpabr, buB bic 3immers
mannswertitdtten Der SIuBbabn BON bier
mad Minneapolis uerlest werben. Oas
@eriidt e%ntitanb babur9, baB bic gompas,
ME einise Nrbeiter entlieB, fir bic fe ais
senbidli9 feline g.iddftisuns msbr bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

Nls Sabannab, Sa., erbalten mir fol-
senbe Mittbeiluns, bic mir, ba iebes Som.
mentar unnOtbis 1T, w6rtIi9 w~iberseben
vOr. ausuft &6nis's s 3 r.
ger { ropen unb 8rufttbee inb
ausseseidnete Sausmittsl. S1on felt
brei Subren baltic i'd bieielben in meiner
5amiIie unb babe beren @irfuns in uieIen
5daen erprobt,"-io idreibe Srau amaIis
&eller in Sapannab, Sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
9as Nuffdor, bas porl. Sonntas sesen

41O ubr NIT %tlinsenSsm Spiel MainitraBe
binab 3os, srbdIt einen &iifeI in benz bisii,
gen .SeraIo", neil es feline &iidii9t auf
Ben @ottesbienif nabm, Der in ueridiebes
men Rir9en i'm @ans mar. Wan bdtte bic
Mufifanten wesen St6runs bes @ottess
b~ienites uerbaften miihen, meint bas 8latt
NIT pollen Redt. ga, bdtten bic poIisis
fen COURAGE!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Gs gebt Gin 8eriidt nm, baB Mormo:

nenprebiser bier in Der Stabt waren, nm
anbdnser gu serpinnen. Gin Gsriu6 bas
Meetinsbouie auf @eitbiu fir ibre 3pede
gu befOmmen, idlus febl f; elmer Der &trdens
d~lteiten waren basesen, baB man oas Sets
baus 81 benz 3w.te berseben iole uno brei
bafir. Die rSeilisen Der letten Gage"
lieben IS bel benz Seriu9 unb idittelten
ben Staub Der Stabt pom ibren Sisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

am 1riinenoOnneritas pOntiTeirte Der
bodm'ite 8iidof Sennefsp in Der ct. 9fas
pbael GatbebraIe unb unter slifitens bes
@lerls Der Stabt unb bsr umliegenben
Yfarreien, nabm ct bic @eibe Der bl. Dele
Dor. 9lu9 am 81. Gbarfreitas uonsos er
ielber bic 0itursie unb nabm am Sfters
iammitas bic @eibe bes Teuers, Der Siters
ferse un6 bes Saufpafiers Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
ySir maiden auf bic an,eias Der Sirmc

8ir MAIDEN auf bic anseise Der Sirmu
Sreberifien, Sanien & O%rummonb, geo.
%. q. GlarffraBe, Chicago, ST., auf=
merriam. Die Sirma bat bas i96nits
BrdrieIanb BON 81 bis So per ader in ben
bsiten. 9esenben ~unisres Staates Soma
unb in Minneiota gu uerfaufen. Mar
iprede Dor, iebe iid bic &arten, bic gebin.
sunsen u. /. NJ. an, che man anberswr
fault.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Nnf Der BON Bellevue mad Cascade fib:

NIlt Der BON Seuepile na9 CASCADE rub
renben idmalipurisen Giienbabn fam
Sienitas p. @ode elm llnfua Dor, Der nod
siemIld sIiidIid abIief. Surd bas Sdit.
teIn Der Wasen CAB cine Sremie mad, mem,
ober sebn 8asen NIT Sieb rotten einer
gabnbamm binunter unb Die 8%erionenwa.
gen famen pom @eIeiie. Ginise Stid
cieb wurben t0btIid uerlett unb crepirten
ipdter, bod teiner Der 8aiiasiere erlitt cine
Ssrletuna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
9ie yubmaderin Mlrs. M Qores, @de

~" F"T"e9Ss0" "FtE6 ~ N"feW WV
Der IA. unb glapitraBe, bat ibr Eager pon
6riiblinsspaaren nit elmer sroBen grsmabl
5iite, Sdleier, StrduBe unb 8rdnse lester
Mobe peruouitdnbist. 9sionbers ma6t
fie auf ibre S9leier unb &rdnSe fir grdute
unb @riteommunifanten aufmertiam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Suns an 8ea=9Oeuafrase 10 oermietbem

Gin apeiitOdises 5uus nit sroBem Gar
ten, Obitsarten, S9eune, Staa u. (. M.
su uernietben. Man frase am Blate
ielb bel Srau Garr na1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Sic Mnspanoerer tOmmen in belle

Sic Muswanoerer fommen in beler
Sdaarsn bier burd, msiitens Oeutide,
Sdweben, SDbmen uno Norue9er. Oi.
@inen fabren nOrbli6 nod Minneiota, BIZ
9lnbern weitlid mad benz weitli6en Gbeil
bieies Stautes, bann mad Oatota uni
Hebrasfa, m~eiitens aber Dafota. %
buhmt's".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

Sic ct. CONS & ct. Yanl 9afet Som.
pasnie bat bas Brosramm ibrer Sabrten
perOfentlidt. Die Dampfer Der @eiel:
i9aft perlah.n ct. Qouis, ieben Nontas,
Mittwo9 unb Sreitas Sur Sabrt n0rbli9
Mitsetbeilt wirb, buB ale goote nit cleo:
trii9em 9i6te beleu9tet werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
M(iloe 0aben.

Na6trdsli6 sinsen unS nod fir bic
lleberidwemmtsn in 9eutidlanb gu:
&sp g; 2. q. 8iernep, Sifan, Soma. IS $50
Watb Rund, Gpsreit, .. S........... 500
Sotal. 80 500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
@eidenfe fir %Grffommnnifanten.

S96nite sluswabI pon @ebetbidern,
&oienfrdnsen, 3ersen u. |. no. i'm @robz
unb &leinuerfauf BEL =. s. 6iebeI, gde
Der Is. unb @Iapitrabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

Sci 6. 3. Qepn fnb quite photographer
gu 81. 90 unb So. 90 per 9utenb jeberseit
gu baben. Man iprede Dor ilnb iiberseuse
fih pon Der SualitGt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

Colonel" Sbrift pom sSnOepenbenee III
an Seberlins's Stele gum Ser. etaatsn
Mari9au bieies BeSirfes ernannt worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

Ser Sterfeiertase tuegen seben mir fris
BET sur SreHe. Wir idIoffsn bic Sormen
ant Samftas unb madten bic GrpeSitiun
Montaa frib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Mrdned.

8reb. Seer, alr9iteet unb Superintens
bent. Sdulen unS &ir9en cine SpeaiaIi.
tdt. al9te StraBe, an. Soma II. GIap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

Bette Tin types in Der StaSt, pier fir so
9ents BEL Z. 8. qeon, SO. 751 Naains
ftraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Nie ans Der Nu;ciae criidtlid. bat DR..

3alfbeff feline Office uno iein elsctriides
Snititut nad SO. Is SuIien Musnue, in ben
0orimier 9aus Slod uerlest. Nan trifft
ibn bort ieberseit gu ben in Der anseise ans
aeeebenen Stunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Sdrei6er, Gondar & 60. MAIDEN bi.

S1relDer, 00Ildar q 80. maden DC
SreunOe Der Sasb BON Dubuque unb Der
llmseseno aufmerfiam, bab fe cine CONS
pIete guswabl Der idSnfen Sasbsemsbre
unb Munition baben unb bic @affen au
biaisem prsiie pertaufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Stadt \ Amgegend.

Entered at the post-ofHce at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for ~ransmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

MAIDEN MIR ~,rs,bsuit owf unfh,n srObsn gOrratb on
reli9i6ien Sil0ertt nfmerfiarn.


Etr n,nn,n MIR: RetaiI.
per Sta6.
g6marSerunobtIoer, 12x17, e.. ......... ....$02
Gdmarssruno btIosr, 14xs0, ................. 0o
ehmar5srunobtioer, 21x27, ............. 0@
Chrome . SLIDER nit reider @pIos@intab
fnng, 14x2O, 0&
Gar poIen: Matka Boska Czestochowska,
Sdparseruub. 14xe0, .................. o%
SamiIien 8 Resifter fir SotbOIiten. isinr 5ars
btnerud, 2Ox27, ......,......... ...... 90
SEQ XIII, SsIiarbsnbrxd. 1ax1S. ............. o76
22x2S, ............. 90
i'm R~ontiHeoLS Ornate. C,liarbsnorud,. 90
pius TX, SslfarbsnSrud, 13x1s, .............. 0D
ZZXZo, ............... w
@rnppenbiIe aHer gapte, photographs,
Sl1f,.. J."
@rnppenbiIs Der earoimaIe, 1880, 9bOtos
graphic, 11Ax14. 0B
Yearia bonn euten gsatbs, Surbsubrud. 2ex2s,. LOO
Yaaria bon Der immsrwdbrenoen Siife,
Sorbenbrud, 22x2S, ................ ...... 90
SeiI Soiepb, 6Orbenbrud. 29xas, ............... 100
- l4XAt VU
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
@nte @eleaenbeit fir 8rauer !

llntustihnein piuIat feline In Bail. grapiorb Co.. Cos
ma, ssle9sne Brautrsi an pertauisn. CitIelbe bat sineu
euisn nnitrirbiihsn nit Saditeinsn ansssmauu.tn Keller
une M ~hberbaupt Niles aui has Bette sinseiditt. Dc IN
stn srsbes 0ishaus, itines a8obnbaus, usblt z adu aane
NIT ttwas NaIb babel. = Msen ndberer austunit wtnbs
mas I'D an n. e%wsutuet, sissntbamu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
@etrdnte &C.

sinfminsral tbl.eijsoi dry boone,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-24
Alexandria Affairs.
for The EVENING SrxR

A MILITARY COuECII--The board OF officers OF
the first brigade or Virginia militia Gen Ftzhugh
Lee, assemble here to-day under the presidency OF
| object OF the assemblage IS to transact general
brigade business. One OF the questions to be
determined Is to nx the time and place OF the
| encampment Gen. Lee desires brigade encamp-
ment at the next Richmond state fair, when the
corner stone OF monument to Robert E. Lee Will
be laid Some OF the officers OF the third regiment
| wish to have q summer encampment and regi.
mental muster at the unveiling OF the statue OF
Thomas JEFFERSON. These matters will be settled
by the board. The officers attending are required
to wear full uniform, and many OF them have al.
ready arrived. 1t is probable the officers will
make visit to the Light Infantry fair at Washing
ton.
UNIVERSITY ExAMINATIoN.-Under the regula-
tions OF the university OF Virginia commission
students OF academies and secondary schools when
desired and grants university certificates to pro-
ncients. The commission Will sit here on Thurs
day, and seventeen OF ST. Johns cadets Will go up
for examination. Among them are three Washing
tonians-F. B. Jonas, son OF Senator Jonas James
F. Smith and Herman B. Heath.
THE Two CouRTs.-The corporation court and
the county court a.e both in session this morning.
Judge Meade at the city court house, In the mar
ket house square, is trying the William Windsor
ground rent suit, adjourned from last week.
lumbla street, is hearing applications for licenses
and transaeting the usual business OF q months
term.
terday, as anticipated by THE STAR some days ago,
postponed all the applications for barroom licenses
unul Cne May UeEm In consequence OF REPRE-.
sentation by Harvey Bailey and others that ft
could be shown that the laws OF the common
wealth had been violated by those now holding
licenses.
PROBATE BusINEse.-Judge 6angster. as probate
Judge, yesterday granted administration upon the
estate of Thomas j. Hurlbert to NathI McRae,
and on the estate OF Abner w. Law to James E.
Clements August Henning became surety on the
bond OF Mr.; McRae and J: H. sypherd and R S
Lacy upon the bond OF Mr.. Clements A. G. Hayes
qualified, with W. w. Reed as surety, as guardian
OF Mary c. Law and F. n Law, children OF A. w.
Law.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The city council win hold
Its regular meeting tonight. vacancy In the
school board will be notified TO the council, and
several reports will be submitted--The steamer
Mary Washington is being repaired at Prince
street dock.-The applicants for bar-room
license in Alexandria county are W. C. johnson,
&C. g; G Aosg, 3. 6. johnson. 2: c Harrison and
American Mechanics OF this city visited American
Guard Lodge. In Georgetown. last nght-The
railroad transfer dock and floating dock &C the
east end Of the Midland tunnel has just been re:
paired.-The dairymen hereabopts have nxed
the price OF milk at sixteen cents gallon. whole
sale, at the dalry.-The only occupant OF the
statiou-house this morning n L Ashton, charged
with disordeEiy conduct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-24
Affairs i'm West Washinprou.

The FISH MARKET-Elghteen thousand herring
sold NJ 81 TO 50 per thousand and 200 tailors sold
at 81 to 81 per hundred; 400 taiOrs sold at SIS to
sso per hundred Reported by &. E. Harper wharf
agent.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Peter Terry, colored, Is years
Old, living corner Prospect avenue and 81 street
d1ed suddenly at Agnew's wharf OF heart disease
to-day.
NoTEs-Mrs. c. E. Luckett, who has been quite
ILL., Is now out OF danger, her friends will be glad 10
learn.-A common hen, owned by w. II. Lee. the
feed dealer here, lays a mammoth egg every other
day. The weight OF one OF these eggs was x
ounces.
CONDITION OF THE wATER-Great Falls. very
turbid; receiving reservoir, slightly; distributing
reservoir, clear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-24
g Tremendous Applause'' for Gov. hut
ler
he HAS BOUT WITH ATTORNEY BROWN AT THE

he HAS A BOUT WITH ATTORNEY BROWN AT THE
TEwkEsBURY ALMsHouSE INVESTIGATION
BOSTON, MASS. April 24--1he Tewkesbury aims
house Investigation was opened by Attorney Brown
enis morning, who, after alludng TO the removing
OF the trustees by the governor. commenced TO ne.
view the latters statements regarding the ne.
fuoFal made In an Interview with reporters last
night Tie governor Interrupted, and protested
against the revival of, the discussion or topics
not germane TO the Investigation. He (the gov.
efhofl was emitted TO express his personal opin.
ion In whatsoever manner he chose To adont
MT Brown was about to talk or something Tor
which he {the gorernor) was not responsible to
the committee. He Was alone responsible 70 the
people or the state. Tremendous applause.l
AFTER considerable pickering, IL was decided that
MI. Brown should not have the privilege OF
making his intended remarks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-24
Dissatisfied Rednlen.

DsSSdtISA1eO NeOn1ens
WHAT GEN. SHERMAN sAYSsHIS PROPOSED TOUR
AMONG THE INDIANS.
Gen. Sherman, In course OF conversation with
STAR reporter this morning, said that he did not
anticipate any serious trouble from the Indians
this year. either In Arizona or oregon. Gen
Crook reports that the Information of the out
breaks in the former country which was given to
the public was greatly exaggerated, and that the
results were not nearly 80 disastrous as stated
Many people who were reported killed are now
living. Moses band in Oregon, said the General,
are becoming better satisfied, and Moses himself
Is counSell1ng moderation and obedience. You see
said the General these Inlans live almost entirely
upon the salmon OF the Columbia and these 1sh are
rapidly saR growing growing scarce, and suppose they
ma IL dlmculC to make living, and
then. too. being deprived of portion OF the land,
which they thought theirs forever, they naturally
became restless and threatening think, though
that they VIII gradually quiet down; stili are
taking every precaut1on to suppress any outbreak
thatmayoccur 1 Intend going right out among them
this summer and see the state of affairs for my
self: The party will be small. SO that we can move
rapidly: 1t Will consist Of Chief Justice Waite,
Judge Gray. Coils. Bacon and TIdball. We viii
start on the S0th OF June and win traverse the
tire northern boundary and viii stop at every post
and make thorough Inspection"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-24

RIOTERS HELD-CoNDTrIoS or THE WOUNDED MEN
WILMINGTON, DEL, April 2i-An Eregp FrpnSno
E?et iai says :aat Frank Pyle, Daniel Tomlinson,
Charles FarriS and Euwaru Esrris have been held
at Dover 10 await the action or the grand Jury for
Participation Ia the attack on OBrien's circus
troupe on Saturday night last DR. Bishop has
returned from cambridge, To which place he had
gone with the wounded circus men. He reporta
mat with proper care all the men there with re.
cover. Charles w. Henderson, an attache OF the
circus, who Was shot In the head during the riot.
ana who was yesterday taken TO Philadelphia IS
reported as somewhat Improved to-day but his
condition is still critical ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-24

l. o. o. F. ANNIvkRsARY-The committee I'm
charge or the celebration OF the 64th anniversary
or Odd Fellowship last evening completed the ar.
rangements for the entertainment 10 he held to-
morrow evening In the main hall, 9TH street.
nne program has been prepared, consisting OF
vocal ana Instrumental music, readings and ad.
or the order Contributions for the benefit OF the
needy widows and orphans OF the order will be q
ton OF which the hall Will be open all day tO-mor.
row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-24
The Land League Convention.

Hc Anhu League Convention.
VIGOROUS EFFORTS TO SUPPRESS THE DYNAMITE
ELEMENT.
Delegates to the land league convention, which
meets IN Philadelphia Tomorrow, are beginning
to arrive there. President Mooney said last even
Ing that the most vigorous efforts would be used
to suppress the dynamite element, and that he did
not think ODonoVan Rosa would claim a seat.
He advocates conservative course. The follow
Ing is the platform which Mr. Mooney wants to
hold the convention to, which Is the constitution
OF the Irish National League:
~. National self-government. a Land law frea-
dom; g. Local self-government; 4 Extension OF
the parliamentary and municipal franchises; S.
The develOpment and announcement OF the labor
and Industrial interests Of Eelan6.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-24

An EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION ASSOCIATION
FORMBD-The members OF the committees of
arrangements and the marshal and his stan,
who took part in the late emancipation
celebration. formed permanent organiza-
ton at the Philadelphia house last night,
by the unanimous election OF the following ON
GERS: Perry 81. Carson, president; J. w. Freeman,
nedenaa eo T. lyisf: vs Wa'es Miaalseon vf
Hamlin, assistant secretary, and Col. Geo. D1Gra-
ham, treasurer. A committee OF nve was appointed
title for the association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-24
Gen Grant CaII. om Cen. Diaz.

NEW YORK, April 24-Ex- President Diaz was
called on by Gen. Grant to-day, and as the former
leaves The city tomorrow. the latter accompanied
hlm on tour OF leave-taking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-24

At Dexter, Me-, a flre broke out at midnight In
the shovel handle factory OF Turner q son, on
Main street The flames soon spread 10 the ad-
Joining buildings, many or which were destroyed.
The losses foot up $24, 600.
The steamer Hudson, which arrived at New
York to-day from New Orleans, reports that this
morning she saw an English steamer ashore at
barnegat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-24

sTEwARTsr1IIE, KY, April 24-J. ID. Clarke OF
the llrm or Clarke Franks OF this place was shou
ana Killed yesterday by his partner, j. T. Franks,
Whom ne had accused OF stealing money belong.
Ing TO the firm. Franks shot Clarke i've times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-24

LABOR NoTEs.-Two hundred army bakers have
been engaged to take the places OF the city bakers
now on a strike fn VIENNA strike Is in pros
pect Ia the iron mills or the west owing to the 1n.
tention or the employers 10 reduce wages 10 per
cent after June In Ohio twenty-five coal
mines located In jackson county have been closed
on account or strikeS.-1he convention or miners
TO be held Ia Pittsburg to-day Will probably advise
resistance to the reduction OF wages at the coal
pltS-The threatened strike among the Louis
vile cfgarmakers has been arrested, All the man.
ufacturers having acceded to the demands OF the
men. The new schedula goes into effect May
lSL-The Chicago master masons say they now
have all the bricklayers they want, a large num-
Der OF Canadians having arrived during the past
two days
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CHICAGO, April 4.-By storm on Lake Micht-
gan last night the fine boat house OF the Farrague
BOAT Cluo, on the lake shore, was completely de-.
moNshed The loss is Is 600 This is the second
loss OF IKE character sustained by the boat club
during the present season.
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Oh urch and Railway.

THB DECISION AGAINST THE B. & p. r. r. COMPANY.
As stated IN yesterdays STAR a decision was
rendered by the United States Supreme Court
yesterday In the case OF the Baltimore and Poto-
mac railroad company, plaintiff in error, against
the Fifth Baptist Church, in error to the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia This was
suit for damages brought by the trustees OF the
church against the railroad company on account
OF alleged injury to the property OF the former,
engine house and machine shop on land ad Join-
ing the church edi1ce. The main feature OF the
defense set up by the railroad company is that II
was authorized by an act Of Congress to bring its
track within the limits OF the city OF Washing ton,
and to construct such works as were necessary
and expedient for the completion and malnte-
nance OF its road.
This court holds that such authority from Con-
gress would not justify the railroad company in
invading others property to an extent which
would amount to On entire deprivation OF its use
ana enjoyment without compensation to the
owner. Nor could such authority be invoked to
Justify Interference with the use and enjoyment OF
others property where different places from those
occupied could be used by the railroad company
for its purposes without such detriment or annoy
ance. The acts that legislature may authorize,
which, without such authorization, would consti-
tute nu1SanceS, are those which affect public high
ways OF public streams, or matters in which the
public have an interest and over which the public
nave control! The legislative authorization ex-
empts only from liability to suits, civil or criminal
at the instance OF the sta 1t does not affect any
claim Of a private citizen for damages for any
special Inconvenience and discomfort not expert
eneed oy the pubic at large. The grant OF powers
with 1t any immunity for private injuries which
may result In the exercise OF these powers and
privileges. The judgment of the District Supreme
Court In favor OF the church must therefore, be
affirmed. Opinion by Justice Field.
This decision Will be controlling in q number OF
other pending suits involving the same questions