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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
9eBte GrenriiOn nod Dem Norbweiten.

Die SQinois Central giienbabn Som:
pasnie wiro SIREN letten GrcuriionsSua
nod Storm 2afe, Gberofee, Sc Otars unb
Siblep, Soma, Slapton, Minn., Wapns
q Norfolf, Nebrasfa, Salem, Mit6el 81
chamberlain, 0afota, am 0tittwo9, ben
81. October gu ben sebrdu6li6en niebern
Yaiiusierprei,en luufen laiien. Sir Ndbes
res wenbe man lid on s. j. Merrp, Sc
neral @eitern Paiiusiersasent Mnn6eiter,
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
0eieniqer Mbeno.

glm britten Nopember 9ibt Der Current
burger 8erein in Miiaer's Saue an Der
Norbieite pon Chicago einen ieiner seielisen
albenOe unb label basu Die 9anbsIeute BON
9tab unb 6ern elm.
Mtuiit, @eians, Supper II. |. 10. Der
@rtra9 lit fir ben Wa~iienfonb bes 9ereins
beitimmt. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
Scr ct. MlpbOnins ltnteritiiBnngss

Werein pom Dubuque bat fOl9enbe Veamte
fiir's fommenbe Sabr errudblt:
8rGiibent-Y. &lauer;
Extraordinarily. S6uler:
6inansietretdr-M. @SiSet;
&ecorbirenber Setretdr-S. 9resler;
S9aemeiiter-S. Srerler.
Mari6au-M. @itel;
Mitslieb bes 6inans Gomite's fir Elm
Sabr-W. Wii9els.
MitsIieb bes 6inans : Gomite's fir brei
Sabre-P. Soffmann;
@oQectpren-S. Sbomas unb u. E0sle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
Shutter uno Sobn.

Sim Sobn fruste feline Mtutter, warum
Der Seem Oorf Glotbtns StOre 10 biaise
6leioer perfaufe. So. antwortete bic Wfuts
ter, bas lit gang einfa6. Die Qeute, Die
ibre &unbi6aft bebalten molten, fabriSiren
ielbit. Sol9e 2eute wiien, baB mir ollie
bart arbeiten miiiien unO bebienen beBbalb
Die &unSsn reef. Damn sebt AUDI Sober
na6 benz gtep Yorf Glotbing Store, INN
&IeiSer gu %faufsn, neil Der Seem Yort Glos
thing Store, go. 687 Mainitrabe nabe Der
item StruBe in Dubuque, Der bilisite
8lab lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
Nraulein Gatb. Sudbul, lit pon Gbi.

cuso S%uriitsetebrt unb bat cine bibi6e
ausipabl pon Siiten, gdnpern, glumen,
6epern u. +. 10. n~eueiter Mobsn mitses
bra6t.
Seionbers bibi6e unb elesante Sraut.
bite uno Srautfrdnse iinb uorbanben.
Sin 9eebrtes Samenpublifum lit ssbes
ten, li6 Die auswabl anSuieben unc Die
Breiie su notiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
Sag aus Sag Gin iustsn uns @Oden

lang bic Su9eSbldtter, baB Die neue giien.
babnsG ompasnie bereits llnteridriften 9es
mug babe, nm bas @eiu6 Dor ben goarb
Der Sruitees bes Sownibips su brinsen.
So9 benz lit beute nod ni6t 10. No6
feblen melt iiber 100 llnteri6riften, uno
GrsNRapor Surd iast, es iei idwerer bieie
100 llnteridriften gu. e%rIan9en, ais Die an
bern alle porber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
NeueiteS auS europa.

Gs wirb beri6tet, baB cine sroBe aus.
panoeruns bierber itrOm., unb Die fpmmen'
ben 6remOIinse iOuten ii9 auf bic aenbe:
rin9 bes &lima's porbereiten. Suiten,
Sdnupien, iowie Salss unb 2%unsenfrant.
beiten werbeu our9 Or. &usuit 6 3:
Samburser Sru # b e.
i9leunig furirt. @ebrau6t D. Aug.
So / s's s q m burserErope aId
YlutreiniolnQsmittel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
Ser Worobnbe Mberu, Der ben &euner

&u6te in 9utber's @irtbihuft eri6lus, lit
pon 6rieoenSri9ter 0uiip auf cine Siirs.
i6aft pom SO 200 fir iein Gri6einen bel
@cri3t in 6reibeit seiett worpen. 0ieie
ld9erli9 niebrise Sar9i3uft lift aasemein
setuoelt wOrben uno Die Siir9er werpen es
6riepensri6ter 0uiip ni9t uerseiien, bab
er ipl9e Suri6e 10 leidt in 6reibeit iett.
Sine Sirsi6ait BON SIC, 600 mare ni6t
Al bod 9erpeien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
Sic Sainuis Central Gilenbabn Cont

pagnie bat leete @O9e, wie bus bel ben
Gii enbabnmasnaten sebrau6Ii9, brei Gons
bucteure, inter benen elm 0ubuquer,
Meriu, befen 5foute swii9en bier unb
5orte Dodge mar, &naa unb Sal, Obns
Qn9abe Der @riinbe eutlaiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
Cur NptiS fir bic Mbunnentrn Der y@a-
;ette" in aurora, Same Co., 81,
nm 11mnfnruN.a

Iniern a9enten Serm 6ranf Sunsels
finbet man INNER in go. 10 North
Bro az bel 6 briitian&bel, in
Oeiien Grocerie, Drygoods, Flour Feed,
Vine & Liquor Store. mo er Slert lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
SER Better &ieue & Spbu, MAIDEN ba

raul uufmerfiam, baB ie Sidets nod Gu:
ropa fir ole iiberieeii9en yinien su Der
nieorisitsn Breiien pertaufen. geute, BIZ
SerIpanote Don europa fommen LATER
wouen, finben IS in ibrem Snterefie BEL g,
Siene & Sobn, Gfe ber 4. unb Mtain:
itraSe, p%orsuipreden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
Chicago WarftberiGt.

Wer SeIe9rapbD 22. Oct. 1888
@eiBen-yfo. 2, $1.004.
@eh6torn-46s @ts.
Safer-27a 6ts,
Sutter-15 bis 81 @ts.
@ier-21 bis 90 Gts.
@btStp-$1.16 IS.
81 meiue-$4.60 bis 80.
Rtnopieb-$5.90 bis 9. 10.
Shmeineft 6-$10.40 bis 1880
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
gm criteu Sonncrlta I'M 9iopemb,

iinOet bic geriammIuns bes Dubuque
2urembursersS ereines itatt. Der Serein
sdblt iett iibsr 100 WiitsIieber unb nimmt
itetis gu. Sn bieier geriammluns rpirb
Die Wabl Der befinitiuen geamten fir's
fommenbe Sabr gebalten. ollie bieienisen,
Die nod i'm Giiditanb nit ibren gintrittss
selbern limb, werpen sebeten, bieieIben Dem
SetretGr gu iibergeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23

&artofieln itnb beuer iebr biai9, 25 bis
80 Gents per Suibel (Oie aaerbeiten foifen
ni6t iiber 35 Gents). Die gambler %faufen
feline auf, ba Die Grofnoaen aaentbaIben,
mie IS ideint, out 0eratben limb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23

Die SdTnbcit bes@ulbes sebt gu Gnbe.
Die wunberbare 6arbenpra6t bat na9ses
laiien, Die Sldtter fallen, bic gdume wers
ben fail uno Der raube Norbweiten pirbeIt
oas bunte yaub bod in ben Yiiften.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23

Gs miiroc gum Ofientli9en @Oble ses
rei9en, wem bic Bolisei ben SpieIb0blen
in Der Stabt ibre gufmerfiamfeit idenfte.
Der beige ySnoepenbent" %bebauptet,
iol6' elm &aubneit befinbs iid iibsr Dem
Bureau bes Wtapors an Der SIDE Der 6ten
unb MuinitruBe. DAB SpieIbOblen bier
eriltiren, 1T itaotbefannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23

Eoli3iit GDsle nabm I. 8. einen in Sc
bar &apips e%ntiprunsenen, pssen sroBem
0iebitabl anseflusten Serbre6er, Namens
0asen, in @ouett's Saloon feit. Der
Sberiif ienes GOuntp's bat ibn i9on wies
Der am 6rasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
TrcitdQ Mpraet brannte in unicr,

UftGluB WturHtH pruTHFe W HHTrTer
Nadbaritabt Gutenberg, sescn flint llbr
Wor9ens, bic Serrn O. ). @Iit seb0rise
MablmiibIe ab. 0as @ebdube lit fir
$1,000 usriidert, bod iinS Die @erIuite 3d.
600. Die llria9e Oes Sranbes lit ni6t
befannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23

Ser Mfaridall brudte Ieste @o6e einen
sswihen s. gmlin pom Gltport bieber, Der
in gisOorf's @aitwirtbi6aft on eafeitraBe
einem Der &oitsdnser einen lleberrof ses
itoblen bate. 9lmlin purbe pom seitren:
gen Sabi NIT $40 unb ben Soften 9eitraft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23

Samitaa paren mebr Sarmer bier gu
Wartte erl9ienen, ais uieueidt ie uOrber.
aas Stra ZEN in Der Ndbe bes Marfts
plates paren wsitaus bsiest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23

Subuaue's glanitriimpie bielten Dom
nerito9 aben6 ibre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lung ob. gSie piele Der 0amen wObl cine
orbentIi9e Suppe to9en unO Die SO6er
zines Strumpiss itopien fonncn?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23

Nir maiden auf bic an3eise Der Germ
Sobn Weis & Co., mfmerfiam. Sic
baben elm woblaiiortirtes Eager pon Cigar
rem, &au6s, 6uu> unb S6nupftubaf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
3u Oertniethem.

Nein grocer Siort an Der ode Der Sisbsutsu uub Taaius
iiraBe, In Der belten sa9s pom ss Dlars liz su uerrsuttn.
Der Stors III In tinem Saditeineebdubs ~ 5ub lang nnb
"a Jus brett. Raberes ~ biiraseu in or Oifee bisies
BIaiiss oosr beim eissntbhmr In st ylars, plgmoutb
Co., Sewa. (pD 6rtB &ubrg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
gfo. 3.
@0dentlide Srie1iite.

Dubuque, ben %. OCT. 1883.
Su psl6u aas grsie ~anse5sist fub. psI6s pom 10. Oct.
bis gum %. Oct. in Der bisigsn Roitoihct ansetommsn
uub nidt abseboIt porbsn iiup.
Gobn Wiatt S6me9ler Martin
6int yena S6umater u
Nint Warp SeiOel Niuiam
Seliion 81 Soutid bic
Rettler u Slpouieb 81
4Sals Wiarp llebelbiir gouiS
8iui6 Senrp WalterS & @
Strops Barbara Weber Better
wean psrstNs niti. psnn man mad SrisisH aui bieisr 9ths
frast, Su bsmerten. bab Ne anetStis I iiub. unb bic Rum'
mr Der Briehtite %anSusebtu.
0seres 6raas, psRmsku.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23

Ger Sslesrapb) 90. Oct. 1883.
@eiser-rotber, go. 2, $1.OO.
@ctf t0r u-45t GtS.
Sater-2T NtS.
CD wstueheti 6-$15.10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
gseip.lorf Warftberiht.

(Qer eleqrapb) 80 Oct. 1888.
@eijen-Udlwautee. 30. 9, Sill.
Saier--41 Sts.
Geli Dforn-gem. 10. SO bis 591 Gts.
S6meiueheid -$i1.3 30 bis II 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
or yilieaenoe SoaGuoer'

YET vflfgeIl0e SolaII0fr", wle OCT
S6nellSu9 Swii9en ct. gouis uuo ct.
Baul g~enannt wirO, lan9t in 3utunft BON
0oroen fommenb cine Stunbe iriiber an
unb sebt qu9 cine StunOe friiber mad benz
Siben ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
8leincre 0a@ri6ten aus Sowa.

Ole foIgenbe ISABELLE seist bic
Mfaioritdten POM Staatsz unb 9egislaturs
Sifet, County Seamten unb Superpiio %:
rem, iopte superintendent, Coroner unp
Surpepor, wel9e Die Ganbibaten IN benz
hennhhnrten Enfinn So. erhielten:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23

Sic Eagle Point Ferry 4 Street Railway
Co. bat ibre Sncorporationsartifel am Mitt,
mod |. IS. peponirt. Sas capital 1T
auf 500, 600 on9eiett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23

YnBmaderiu W. Cores, ede IA unb
GlayitraBe, bat bic n~eueiten Woben bon
Siiten, YonnetS, grautfrdnSen unb Vrauts
i9leiern, 10 wie gaes 9erartige in baS
Yutmu6ersei6dft Gini9lasenOe an Sunb
uno pertduft biui9er olS je.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
9lrhitect.

Sreb. l,eer, ar6itsct unb Superintens
bent. Sdulen un6 &ir9en cine Spesielis
tSt. 9l9tc StraBe, sm. Soma II. Glap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
SGubnta6er 0ejuht.

Sn elmer talbolilden A%niisoluns in einem Der norbptts
Iidsu Gountps hes stoates piro elm gutter Sdubmattr ets
iudt, Der iomobI Seuarbeit ais 6liderei tbun fam. I'm
ndber, Nustuult psnbe man lid an bic asoaetion bititS
Sldttes. 2N
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23

Rtltp aufee WtarftbertMt.
Wer Selesrapb.) 90. Oct. 1888.
Wei3en-Jto. g., 5 80.
Safer-31i Gts.
% eli6torn-47 @ts.
&oS9en--53a 6ts.
e-6St GtS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
Colonial u. anbere @aaren,
8etrGnfe &c.
ct. 2outS Warftberi6t.

SleIintiieral, ................ $21. 0O-22.O
iRtntmineral( black jack dry boOnel SOIL 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
HOTELS AND BoARDING.HoUsEs
TXCHANGE HOTEL,
IL! GORDONSNILLE, Va.

This house is situated in pleasant and desirable
norton of the town, convenient 10 railroads ahu
churches and parties desiring pleasant location
can he accommodated on reasonable 'crms.
myl9.2w WILLIAM NJ DUNN, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
Telesraphic Rrevi;iCs.

81. Johns. y. b., yesterday celebrated its
centennial with great enthusiasm.
George Quinn, who was in Jail at Malone,
Y. Y. Tor burglary, committed suicide
by cutting his throat with a razor.
A dispatch from Brownsville, Texas,
SAYS sailor OF the schooner Ayita, nom
Tampico, Mexico, died Of yellOw-lcyer
yesterday.
TweGty-four persons were poisoned at
a church festival IN Chattanooga Thurs
day night by something in the food. All
are now recovering.
Baseball Yesterday: Brooklyn: Brook
lyns. ID; Allegheny, $. New York :
lloiropolitans. 20: Jasper. II. Detroit:
Deroits, 6; New York, l.
Frank Wines was caught under a
threshing-enginc which broke through a
farm bridge in King George cOaniy yes
terday. Both legs were broken and be
was fatally scalded.
4 number OF Cinnamon and their wives
who had been arrested in the opium-ioint
in New York city were placed on trial yes
tcrday. The prosecution was unable to
prove that the Mongoians had OIL
tanned opium in the joint where they were
made prisoners, and the Court therefore
discharged accused.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19

sat by his side. After Buckner was sent
to jail they took MP their vigils at the Jail
yard door. During the twelve months the
outlaw has been incarceatod the dogs have
not been absent from their post q single
night. They relieve each other during the
day TO get food, but at night both remain
The people Of the town became attracted
by this singular mark OF devotion Of the
dumb creatures TO their master, and they
built them a kennel near the jail-door,
within sight Of Buckner's cell-window.
Governor Jarvis'S wife visited this place
q few days ago. and was moved 10 tears 10y
the wonderful attachment Of Buckner's
dogs. She has joined others in recon-
mendng the Governor TO pardon Buckner,
VINO stu has year TO serve. The princi-
pal reasons urged for Executive clemency
are the facts above related.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
A Murderer Hanged nj Way Cross.
Especial telegram 10 The DIspatch.l


SAVANNAH, Ga, May ls.-lIenry Knight
(colored) was publicly hanged at Way Cross
to-day for the murder OF Edward Hunter.
n colored baDd-master, near that place in
July, 1892. The murderer mounted the
gallows without fear and protesting rcli.
gion. He asked the crowd to take warning
and profit 10y his example and meet him in
Heaven. Twenty-Five hundred people wit.
messed the hanging, and good order pre-
vailed. The fall broke the murdercr's neck,
and twelve minutes after the drop fell the
body was cut down.
The execution was chiefly noticeable for
the decentralization Of labor caused by il.
immense numbers Of negroes.are employed
in the turpentine industry for forty miles
around. The laborers quit work, and for
three days have been gathering at the scene
OF 70 hanging. Hanging in public in
Georgia means suspension OF labor for a
week in the entire adjacent country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19

ton, but was dissuaded from 50 doing. A
number OF officers Of the Guards have been
arrested in consequence Of the prisoners
disclosures.
Notes.
II il stated that an informer vino WA
brought from America 10 London because
OF knowledge which be possessed regard
ing persons implicated in the dynamite
conspiracy has been in Scotland Yard for
the past two days.
A dispatch to the London Central Netrs
from st. Petersburg says the police Of that
city have been informed OF the existence OF
q plot 10 brighten the horse Of the Car at
some favorable opportunity during the pro-
cession at Moscow on his coronation day,
and, in the confusion which would no
doubt follow, 10 kill the Emperor.
The Paris Unirers says that the Pope
has protested against the prosecution Of the
clergy In France, and directs attention to
the shameful misconstruction OF his views
by the press generally.
Ten detectives will ACCOMPANYING French
representatives, who 90 to Moscow TO at
tend the coronation OF the Gar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
The New American Rifle Team.


NEW YORK. May 1S.-At the meeting OF
the directors OF the National Rifle As>ocia-
ton this afternoon the following sixteen
men were chosen from among the COMPETE
tors for positions on the American rifle team
from whom twelve members OF the team
will be hereafter elected: \. j. Scott, OF
the Washington National Rifles; VI. W.
Bull, Second Massachusetts, militia; G..
W. Hinman, First Massachusetts: George
Joiner. Twenty-third New York; Thomas
j. Dolan. Twelfth New York; Frank
Stuart, SiXty-ninth New York; j. L..
Paulding, Twelfth New YorL; A..
Il. Van IIusen, Twelfth New York (:
Waiter scott. Third separate company in
iantry. New York; ". l.. Cash. Washing
ton National Rifles; j. VI. Pollard. Wash
ington National Rifles. j. II. Brown. sew
cnth New York; John smith. Ninth New
jersey: L. }. Rabbeth. First MaSsachu-
sets: L. o. Shakespeare. Philadelphia first
division staff; q. L. Il. Howard, colonel Of
First brigade, Newark. y. j. Colonel
Howard was chosen captain OF the team.
and General Lewis +. Fitzgerald was
elected to the Board OF Directors in place
OF \. Afford.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
Washington Items.
TBy Telegraph IN The DlspatchI

liy telegraph 10 the Dspatch.l
WASHINGTON, May fS.-Secrotary FOlgcr
has decided TO refer TO the Attorncy-Gene-
raj for an opinion on the question OF the
right Of persons 10 export whskey from
Newport News, Va, 10 Bermuda, and then
rcimpOrt the same either for immediate
consumption or for storage in bonded
warehouses for three years. Mr.. Boyd.
agent for the persons who are preparing TO
engage in this movement, was at the Urea
sury Department to-day, and consulted
with Secretary FOlger and Assistant-Sccrc-
tary French as TO his rights in this business
under the regulations OF the department.
II is stated at the White House that the
new Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
will be appointed Tomorrow.
Acknowledgement Drum this morning re-
ceiycd telegram from Whipple Barracks,
Arizona, stating that from the best inform
alton obtainable there General Crook has
with him in his expedition into Mexico
200 Apache scouts; 30 cayalrymen, under
Captain Adna X. Chafiie. OF the Sixth ca-
vary, and 30 civilian packers, &c.-30O in
all. This is a somewhat larger force than
General Crook was supposed to have taken
with him. No information In regard to
his movements has been received at the
Department.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
Young Mems Christian Association.

lBy telegraph 70 the Di-patch.l
MILWAUKEE. May lS.-At the meeting To-
DAY of the international Committee Of the
Young Mems Christian Association heat
ed discussion was awakened by a resou-
ton which had reference 10 the acceptance
OF The charter from the state OF New York
and to the makeup Of the international
Committee. The delegates from Indiana
and Missouri objected to having the inter-
national body located in New York state.
\ prolonged struggle followed, inter
rupted finally by President Colby, who
suggested that they should join in prayer
and ask and IN solving the difficulty. After
hall an hour OF devotional exercises the
discussion was resumed and became more
heated than ever; but soon after noon the
resolution WAS carried.
New York remains the head-ccntre OF the
body, and the international Committee re-
mains unchanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
Question of which Shall Challenge
IEy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

MEMPHIS, May lS.-Durng the past three
days there has been quite a newspaper war
conducted between General James Z. Chal-
mcrs, Of Mississippi, and Colonel McGal-
laway. senior editor OF the Memphis Ap-
neal. Each has denounced The other in
unmeasurcd terms, but 50 far no duel is
considered imminent. The friends OF Coz
onel Galloway say as he gave the first Of
fence by denouncng Chalmers, chal-
lcnge, if any, should come from the latter.
on the other hand. Chalmer>'s letters and
kilograms published in the Aralanche indi-
cate that he is Of the opinion that Colonel
Galloway should be the challenging party.
General Chalmers is at Batesville. Miss,
engaged in law cases, but says he will be
in Memphis next week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19

A REMARKABLE REASON ADVANCED FOR 7
pAEDON az A CONVICT.

A REMARKABLE REASON ADVANCED POR THE
PARDON or A CONVICT.
4 Plymouth On. O. special says: One Of
the most remarkable reasons probably ever
urged fog the pardon OF a criminal has
been presented TO the Governor OF ulis
State in application for the release OF Tim
Buckner. eolored desperate confined Ia
jsil here. About eighteen months ago
Baekner melted a riot and placed himself
AZ tlie bead OF about 100 lawIess negro lum-
ber,nen. who threatened 10 destroy this
town. The Governor had 10 call out The
military before the rioters could be sup
pressed. Backner was convicted and sent
10 Jail for two years for being the ringlead-
er OF the outlaws.
At the time OF bis arrest the negro owned
two coon-dogs. These daily visited the
court during the trial Of their master and
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san Francisco items.

IEIy telegraph 10 thc Dspatch.I
SAN FRANCISCO, May ia thousand
eases OF opium arrived by steamer irons
China, the duties on which amount 10
100000.
OF $50 Chinese who arrived on the
steamer City Of Toxic $50 20 to Victoria 10
work on the railroad.
The Rio de Janeiro. which sailed for
China yesterday, carried 80 Chinese, most
Of them provided with certificates. In
connection with this, rs showing the work.
ING OF the Chinese law, il may be stated
that during the first four months OF 1882
II 800 Chinese arrived here, and during the
same periOd this year I. $50.
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WOMAN'S FRIEND.

Having been troubled for many years with kid
ncy disease. with severe pains IN my back and
umls-my ankles were at times very badly swol-
cn-I was advised to 90 TO the hospital for treat.
mont. which did on the advice of a friend, but
found no relief, at least only Of temporary na-
turc, and had given mp all hope Of cure until wy
husband was advised to use Hunts Remedy by a
friend that had used Il and been cured Of a severe
case Of dropsy and kidney trouble. procured a
bottle aud had not used ono half of The bottle be-
the swelling Of my limbs commenced to 20 down.
and my appetite was much better, for had become
so bad that al | ate distressed me very much. II
was really dyspepsia, combined with The other
troubles. and have used four bottles, and am able
TO do my work and attend to household duties,
which before had been a burden 10 me. and ! can
only thank Hunts Remedy for the health and hap
piness which / now enjoy, and esteem It great
privilege and duty 10 give this letter In behalf
Of my many suffering lady friends in Boston and
the country, and can only say in conclusion that II
You once Try It You viii be convinced, as was even
against my own viii. that Hunts Remedy is indeed
woman's friend You are at liberty TO use this
for their bencat + you so choose.
Respectfully yours,
Mrs. WILLIAM GRAY,
Hotel Goldsmith. 14l6 Trcmon, street, Boston.
April %, 1ssG.
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a letter was received at The Indian Office
Thursday from Caldwell, Kansas, report
ing that u Pawnec Indian called spotted
Horse WAS shot on The 18th iStqut by Henry
Brown, the city marshal. who WAS ATTEMPT
ING 10 arrest him for carrying concealed
arms while in the city limits. Spotted
Horse Is one OF = small party Of Pawnees
who have been wandering about Kansas
for two months past, intimidating persons
10y TIE display OF guns and pistols while
endeavoring TO obtain food. The agent re-
ports that no excitement prevails, and that
the affair will probably end with the death
OF spotted Horse.