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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

llbr befanb ii6 Der Sablbeamte Der Wters
dant's Natipnal Banf in 0es Moiuss al
lein in Dem Compton Der ganf. Sin
Srember trat Elm unb perpifslte i'm in elm
GeiprG6 wGbrsnb 'bsiien l6li9 ii9 elm
Inberer burb bic oiienitebenbe Sintertbiir
on BEN @elotii6 unb 'itabl 5000. Der
ganfbeamte gewabrte ben Sieb, ais biei er
ii6 bapcni6li9 unb serfolste i'm 10 na9s
briidli6, bab Ser Oieb ii9 bewosen iab,
bas erbeutete @,slO fortsuwerfen. Die Bps
li,ei iabnbst auf bic &diiber.
@m Monta9 lester Wp6e ma6te Elm
groBes Yrairicfeuer I'M iibli9en S6eile pom
Siour Gountp ben bortisen 6armern piel
~ i6aiIen. Sn BEN 6lammen uerbranns
ten mebrere Seui6ober; aud gelang es
MIR nit fnapper Notb, mebrere beDrobte
Sarmbduier Dor Dem entfeiielten Glemsnte
gu i9aten.
Ole grecutip 6 Der per-
I6ieoenen Staats>S emperenss Sereine ma
rem poriae @o6e IN 0es Moines in 9ebcis
met Situug. sic baben Don 9uem, pas
ie beratben unb sstban BADEN, ni9ts per-
lauten %laiisn, ieoo6 10 piel i6eint felt gu
itebsn, baB lie enti3loiien iinb, ale 6ebel
in Strait gu ieeen, nm itatutOrii9es wie
conititutioreles 8erbot aIer seiitisen Sc
trdnte bur6;uieben. @as wirb BON Der
liberal seiinnten Settle 9etban?
Sic EpIiSeibeamteru BON Omaha
fam nady Gebar stapibs, nm einen Nann
su arretiren. Gr fanb AUDI ben getreHens
BEN unb nabm feline Serbuftans Dor. Ser
9lrretirte bat nun barum, baB i'm Der SOs
li,eimunn wenisitens nod iber Nu3t bel
ieiner Samilie laiien ioute. Dies wurbe
pon Dem freunbli6en geamten sepGbrt,
bod friib mar oas SDsel6en ausseflOsen,
unb Der yimarte" BOli,simam bate bas
Na6ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
9enhtcnoe &rcn,c unb Statucrl.

Cider etmas HeueS! Der Sara
mentenbdnbler Serr g. &obuus BON oabier
seiste uns bieisr Gage elm Grucifir, beiien
Gbriitus wGbrenh Der Na9t leu6tet, unb
madte urs zines bieier Srucifire gum Ses
i6enf, bamit mir unS iiber,eugen iouten.
Sas tbaten mir benn audi.
SIS uerbdlt ii6 Oamit 10. Der Gbriitns
bes Grucifires unb bic Statuen iinb aus
elmer etwas fettis unsuiiiblenoen Maiie bers
seitelt unb nit elmer 6lifigfeit, Die wabrs
i9einli6 cine 9bu5pborperbinbuns entbalt,
setrGnft. @il man nua, baB Gbriitus
ODER Die Statue BEL Gadt lelt6te, iett man
Tie am Gage wdbrenO etpa elmer Stnnbs
benz Sonnenli9te aus. Die Maie iau9t
hie Strablen elm unb sibt Bel gta9t bas
9i6t suriif. Ginmal sciGtti9t, 9eniist
i9on bas MufiteIen in bellem 3inlmer, nm
baS 9eu9ten i'm bunfeln beruorSubringen.
Selbit 9ampenli6t ruft Elm i9mu6es Sen6'
ten berpor. Die Wtaiie fam nit Seife
unb Waiier gereinigt werben. Serr ..
&obuus bat bas SerfaufSre9t fir Den
Stoat Soma erpprben. Sci ibm linb benr
audi Sreisliiten II. /. 10. gu baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
GrtraiiBuns bes Staotratbs.

slm Sonneritus periummslte ii6 ser
Stabtratb gu elmer Grtraiieuns. SIS bans
bette ii6 meilt nm Grlebisuns pom Steuers
inb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pom ssrinser
@i9tisfeit fir bas sroBe Yublifum. Sr.
Sui6 rihtete ole 8itte M BEN Stabtratb
bic Sersbabn Hi6t oufsubreden, bis man
bas Bacterial oertaufen Tonne. SIS blieb
beim Gnti6eio Der G~pmpasnie wurben 80
Gage bemiaist Die @eleiie aufsubeben. SIS
wurbe bei6loiien Die Saupldee pon go. l
bis 10 in Der Snbuque Sarbor @bbition
fiiuen 81 %laiien, ebenio Got go. 9 an
SonesitraBe. Der Staotanpalt warb er:
irdt Elm sei9riebenes @uta6ten iiber biz
ietise Srbonnans, weI6e bas @sl6dft
reiienber Saufleute regulirt, in ndditel
Stabtratbsiituns absugeben. Sauunter:
nebmer Sones muroen $1,000 fiir bic 9lrbei:
ten gum Sau bss Sprieenbauies als BIB:
l6las belpiuist. IS. &ebmann ~perlan9tt
ieine steitsublung iiir 9lrbeiten am GanalC
on sl6ter Strape. Die @elber perSer
suriid9ebalten, neil elm ArSt in ben GanaI
rel uno ii6 psrleste, ba tein Si6t Bel 9ta6t
an Der Nrbeit itanb. Die N~nseleeenbei
warb peri6oben. Der Stabtratb lett,
bas gebalt bes Mfapors auf 5000 unb oas
iebes Gin;elnen Der Stabtpater auf $500
fcit. Sertaeun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
SHUTTER un6 Sobn.

Gin Sobn fragte feline Mlltter, parum
Der Seem Yort GlOtbing StOre 10 biaise
&leiber ~uertaufe. Sa, antuortete bic Muts
ter, bas lit gang einfa6. Die 9eute, Die
ibre &unbi9aft bsbalten poaen, fabrisiren
ielbit. Sol9e 2eute wiiien, baB mir Ollie
bart arbeiten miiien unb bebienen beBbalb
bic &unben reea. Damn sebt AUDI Sober
mad benz Rew Yort @lotbins Store, I'M
&leiber gu %faufen, neil Der Seem Yorf Glos
thing Store, $50. 6s7 MainitraBe nabe Der
item StraBe in Dubuque, Der bilisite
glat lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
gSie &c beist, bat iid bic gbicaoo. &

@ie es beiBt, bat ii6 bic Chicago &
0Ortb @istOnfin (GbicasO, burlington &
Suincp) unb Die Chicago d Nortbweitern
uereinist, Swii6en Sauannab unb @alena
cine OOppeIipuri9e Subn gu bauen. geibe
ioaen ebenfaas IN Dubuque miinben, bic
eire iiber Die jebise Bride, bic unbere iiber
cine neu gu erbauenbe Bride, nit Der cine
9ride fir 6uBsdn9er unO @elpdnne per-
bunoen wirb. Die neue Bride iou nSrbs
lid uOn Der ieti9en Giienbabnbriite 9ebuut
weroen. 60 mas lieBe Ii9 bOren!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Sir ct, Warieufirhe lit nun nit So

perieben; bic 9eitunsen iinb sele9t unb
cine grobe 6euerssefabr beieitist. Din ben
9feilern iinb mad benz Snnern Der S6tffe
9eri6tet ie swei Srenner nit 3 6lammen
ieber. 0aS Saupti9if wirb bur9 bre'
iebr i9One = leioer etpus 81 feline -Gans
belaber erleu9tet. glu6 GbOr unb Gmpors
bibre buben Die n6tbisen 6lammen an pais
ienbcn 9ldtcn. Die 9lrbeit wirb an De
6 bis 800 foiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

Sn Der Soma" pom letten Mittpp6
foroerten mir Serrn 0uiIlte NIT fol9enoen
@orten auf, nit uls Die Gilenbabnun9es
lesenbeit Oiientli6 gu bebattiren:
2ln Scrrm 4. u. @niffe,
Reoocteur oes r9tationoI=G emotrat"
@eebrter Ssrr college!
ga Die 3eit bis 'ur ausgei6riebenen Giienz
babnIpabl perbaltntBm0Blg tlrS III, ll1lo Die Arls
9ele0enbeit in gSo6enblGttern nl6t nebr olsclls
tirt meroen tann, mie lte es bel ibrer 2Sidtt9tett
%peroient, 10 lit es gut, baB oaS ,6ir" uno r2Si=
Der" Oiientlih belpro6en miro uro beloe Seiten
9eb0rt perben. Sic, toerr @ntite, itno mir Die
geDili9ung Der Steuern mir ltno oo9e9e1.
Samlt ms Seiben MN @eleoenbeit 9e9eben
peroe, ben Oeuti6en ppn DUBUQUE ~ltnlere Wteis
hung tlar uno pou oar;lltbun, erluben mir Ste,
oils uniern 9eebrten @oQe9en uno Sertreter zines
Sbeiles oes GeIti6tbumS pon Dubuque, Gag
rno StllHoe 81 beltimmet, I'M Die An9ele9en=
belt pon 0iientli6er Rebnerbiibne Dor lnleren
QanoSleuten lno in i6rer Sprache III perbanoeln.
lin oaS 9tGbere ieltsultellen, %beltimnel mir bei=
berieiti9 ,pei gilr9er, Die einen ~finften erIpGbz
len. Iie @ntmort, Serr @niiite, Iino Sic gil
tight 9ebeten, bur6 zines Der en9ltl6en Cages
batter ertol9en 81 laien.
9e,. SIS. Conner.
Sis iett bat ii9 unier 9sebrte Serr
College nod ni3t bemiiBi9t sefunben. 81
antporten. @ir eriu9en i'm baber pieOer
unO itelen es ibm mod fret. feline 9lntport
in Der nd3iten Drummer bes ygtationals
9emOfrat" gu publiSiren. @ir s~peifeIn
ni9t oaran, baB er, ais elmer Der Sertreter
bes Deuti9tbums ii9'S ni9t nebmen laBt,
ieinen 9eiern gu beueiien, baB ibre @obls
fabrt linn nod am SerSeu liegt. IS 1T
bies cine icbr quite 9elesenbeit fir i'm, 81
beweilen, baB mir ais iein @e9ner i'm I'M
re9t itno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
SER Sppenbeim pom New York CLOTH

inc Store, $50. 677 NainltraBe, nabe Z.
StraBe, ma6t benz 8ublifum b%stannt, baB
Der sanse Stod Manners unS &~nabsns9lns
siige, iopie lleberr0te, iiber $50, 600 wertb,
bis gum 10. Sonuar u~crtauft iein muB,
iosur inter &oitprsis, neil Der Store I'M
oeballt miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
ct. 3outS Rarftberidtt.

Ger Selesrapb.) 10. Dec. 1888.
& ei;sn-rotber. go. 3, $1.o1t.
% el6forn-42s Cts.
Safer-2st @ts.
6-$15.1e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Su Seamten Der Oentiden ganf iini

fiir's tommenbe Sabr erpdblt worben ::
9rGiibent-Q. &ammann; SicesSrdiibeni
81. q. Cooper; Gaiiirer-B. $. See
Oirsctoren-Sac. Gbriitmann, q. u. Gpos
per, u. Seeb, @m. q. @atters, Sames
Bead, Sb. g. Nairn, g. 6. &pber, s.
{. &alfer unb q. Sammann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

YuBmaderin W. Cores, gde IA umr
GlapitraBe, bat Die ~neuelten Wfooen pon
Siten, Yonnets, 8rautfrdnSen unb Sraut:
i9leiern, 10 pie Nuss Oerartise in oas
9utma6ersei9dit Gini6lasenbe an 9amh
uno perfGuft biuiger ais ie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Gin Correspondent i'm ySeralb" madt

barauf auimertiam, OaB in peri9iebenen
Subrifen Der Stabt nidt 9eniisenc fir Die
Si6erbeit Der grbeiter BEL 6euersgeiabrs es
iprst iet. Sas lit nur gu ri6tig. Gu6
III pielen Ser Sabrifen iinb Die 9lnlasen Der
Grisbperfe bD6it geidbrli6 fir Die BORT
arbeitenbsn. Der Stabtrutb iuHte bars
na6 ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

Ser s.. g. 6iebel bat in ieinem 9er6umi.
gen neueu gaoen, 6de 10. uno GlopitrGBe, cine
9r0Bere urb i60nere Ausmobl pon G9ei6nadtsz
9ei6enten, beitCbeno in @ebstbii6ern, QlburnS
6alenoern, 3~uderpGGren, S6litti6uben un6
6ur;maaren, ais ie ilUor an 6ano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
aleimere Na6ri6ten aus SoWa.

@usufus @britie, in Siour
Gountp wobnbaft, 1T elmer Der grDBten
Sienens 3i9tsr unieres Staates. Gr be-
iitt sesenwdrtis $50 SisnenitOde unb Ses
bentt bieiss Sabr ni9t Seni9er als 1000
YfunS Sonis bapon gu e~rSielen.
Monta9 Mittas |. W. se9en elm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

Scr beriibntte Tru;cB bon &ep. Sean
sesen ben bo6w'f item SiidOf Senneiiep
Tam lebte @o6e in Waquoteta Dor. Gi6s
ter Sapss prdiioirte. Der YroseB waro
40 Gage aus9eiebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Ser sdpieaerpater bes Serrm so. Sol.

lenfels that Iette No6e einen unsliidli6er
Sail. 9ls er einem Basen nit grenn:
bplS ausSupei9en iu9te, fam oaS Sab lei.
mes leidten @efdbrtes Dem SOrbiteine gu
nobe, fippte nm, unb Der alte Mann itiirits
auf bic S9ulter. Wian trug i'm beim,
unb Der @rjt sIaubte gnianss, er iei nur
Lei6t uerIebt. Gem i3eint leiOer ni9t 10
su fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
? RAIRIEB / U NJ NJ E N.
Eng sammlonk flu lidder a gedichter

Eng sammlonk flu lidder a gedichter
an onserer lctzebdrger-deitscher spr6ch.
Erausgin .tum ES. CONNER.
PREis: Si.25, portOirti ~ia8eiantt.
Wan ,penbe ii6 OIL bic Sifice bieies glattes,
eber on Wiiblbouer & &'ebrle, $40. Al Soutb ga
SaueitraBe, Gbica9o, 81.
a9enten. bic li6 nit benz 8erfaui bes gu6es
b%eiaiieu mollen, 9ebeu mir an9emeienen Rabatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Gkfcaap Warftberthf.

Ber selearapb.) 10. Sec. 1888.
@ei3en-gto. 3, $ so.
80 lfdtorn-554 9ts.
S~afer-30t Sts.
8utter-21 bis 20 Cts.
Gier-24 bis % cts.
0bistp-$1.15 10.
S6weine-S4.75 bis $50.
Rinbpieb-$6.25 bis $3.50.
SdweineheiI 6-$13.25 bis 1850
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

Ser arteiiide Srunncn, Der 6ubier i'm
SlIien 9auie gegroben wirO, CAB bel elmer
Giefe uon $50 6uB @aier. 0asielbe
flieBt TART lit bell, rein unb wObli9mefenS.
8as lit Der Sweite ~selun9ene urteiii9e
Vrunnen. SIS weroen mebrere folaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

Man iiebt es Dubuque gang gut on,
peun bic &utbolifen einen 6eisrtas baben.
Die SeuOlferun9 iiebt feitli9er aus man9e
@ei9dfte itOden; Sarmer fOmmen wenig
mad Der StaOt; bic gdOen iinO taft leer.
GO mars am Samita9, al Mtoria @ms
pfdn9niB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Geiienbe Igentcn
6err Otto Weber & Perr !. poeRls.

gergangencn Sienitag ertbeiIte Der
bO6m'ite gii6Of s. 9enneip in Sberias
Mount bas B. Safrument Der 6irmnn9
unb weibte bic nelten @Iofen. Hep. Stint
per BON Gentralia belt Die 6eitpreot9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Wetps9orf Wtarftberi@t.

SeIeqrapb.) 10. Sec. 1883,
% ei,en-Wilmaufee. Eo.2, s1.128.
Safer-3 6ts.
or n-Qem. 10. GA bis 65t @ts.
9 dpeineHeii 9-$14.25 bis 14.75.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
saiIip aufe Warftteriht.

Ber ~SeIesrapb.) 10. Gee. 1888.
@eisen-Ho. 9, s .95@.
Safer-31 StS.
WeIi6tsrn--53 Gts.
&ossen-55 Gts.
Gerfte-634 StS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Mrdttect.

Sreb. lleer, 9lr9itsct unb Superinten:
bent. S9ulen unb 6ir9en cine Spesiali:
tat. M9te StraBe, SD. Soma II. Slap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

Sm 9aufe 0es Sabres iinb l69 Sauz
erIaubniBi9eine fir 0ebdube i'm gstrass
pOn etpa $500, 600 als9eseben worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Sri aufmerfiam.

6ait Ou unreines Slnt, 10 reinise es
nit Or. Quguit &6nis's Sam
burger Sropfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

0ebt 81 SaumbDDsr's neuem Store.
Bottoms, Serrens unb 9omensg (usitats
tun9sartiteI, biliser Oenn ie suuOr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

Gpmite iull beri6ten, oh nod peitere grs
beiten, Der Si6erbeit wesen, on Srabitrabe
notbwenbi9 iinb. Sertasuns bis nd6lten
OpnnerltaQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

u. s. Mtc&insie, Gfe II. unO 9lup,
ma6t ausSe5ei3nete photographer aQer
Dirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

Sic YuBuaderiH Srau M. Cores, gde
Der IA. nnb @lupitruBe, ~uertduft gu bebeus
tenb berab9eieeten preiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Yeter &ieHer,
SIDE Der 0. un6 GlapitraBe

@er 6as alte gatulauo bsiad,u, Serwouote oeu Be-
tannle tommsn laiien MIL. @sloer nab Europa lenoet,
Giaertbum ae9tu Seuer, Slis, Winoiiurm gut uue biuig
psrfasTn MID, iprsas Dor BET peter &tefer,
Ode Der q. uno SlaDltraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
9aBt Cub pbutograpbircn @ebt 81

u. s.. McSinsie, SIDE Der II. unb Sian.
Gjebt in Seiten, nm benz @ebrdnge, bas
por @eibna6ten INNER erfolst, ansSus
pei6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
@0dentlife Srieliite.
gto. 2.
DUBUQUE, ben 10. Secbr. 1883

Sn peIder aae grtsie ~anse,siat fno, peIas pom 3. Dec
bis gum 10. Tecbr. tn Der bteiieeu Qoloitce ansstommer
uuo ntdt obsebolt porben limb.
qrnet Charles Ylatt SSobn
gan;fai Sobn 9eters Mar9aretba
Saoermann @eoree S6aeile 2nnie
Gmbid q Stieble Sdnnab
@atbert au9uit S6iain9 Wetilba
@eiieman 6 4 Subore @ultape
Qcanlpah Sobn 2 Srqlltlein 9eepolb 2
Melmer 9ic 2 Soei6bof Roman
Ntan peraefe nidt, penu man mad grisisH aui oieier 9ifit
frast, iu bsmerten, sas fe ausessist fab, unS bic Rum
M.r Der Sriehiite a%n,ussben.
8eorse Grane, yshm.iher.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

Sn Der SOMA" pom letten @ittpO6
foroerten mir Serrn @uiIIte NIT fol9enoen
@orten auf, nit unS Die Giienbabnan9es
leoenheit Dfieut(ih III bebotttren:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Vnte Sh6er Il.

SOlarSen, 6. b., Nelbeuti6. @ulturbitoriIde
GrSGbllln9. Sroi6.. so Gts.
STANG, W., The Life of Martin Luther. sr. a5 Ct.
Gpcrs, Is. u. Martin 0utber. 9ebens. unb
GbaracterbilO Don ibm ielbit 9esei6net in
leiren ei9enen Sdriiten II. @orrelpouben;en.
LII. She'll. Sroi6. ......... $1.94
Weitermaper, DIR. ", Sltbers gserf i'm Sabre
1888 ODER Der belti9e Yroteltantismus in
ieinem Serbaltnib 81 SatbolitismuS uno
@briitentbum. Srol6. ......... 40 Gts.
stolI ~, SaIenber iiir 3eit unb epistsit pr.
Catholic Family Almanac p.. 1sA....~... Is cts.
Miindsner Sliegenbe Sldtter Salenber pr. 1884.
Gbriiti Gebrrt int Stalle 80 Setblebem. 4 Sos
gen aui Carton nit einem Sranspas
Sas beite ensliid=oeutide nno Sestit=cngliife
Sal6cn : WDrterbldl, nit Se,cifnnng Der
engliidsn glusipradJe burf oentide Snditas
ben II pon Sranf Sill nj 8.
16o 6S2. HetailzEreis in itarfen ! Marocs
co. OOer 6irgiaraem Seinwanb Gins
Sl.lO
Ge9en @inien6un9 bieies Setra9es perienben
mir bas Sud- irei per @oit mad ir9eno einem
NlnkP hPr 9ipr Stnnteu nntr Suuo0oS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-21
The General Assembly.

SARATOGA, May 19.-The General Assembly
met at 8 o'clock. Prayer-meeting was held
by Rev DR.. Elijah D. Murphy, of Sailors
Chapel, New York. The report of the COM
mittee on amendments to the book Of dis
cipline was made the second order for Mon
day morning, and the relations of home mis-
sions to the presbyteries the first order for
Tuesday afternoon. Several overtures and
papers were offered and referred to the COM
mittees.
The nominating committee on delegates
to the Presbyterian Alliance, which meets at
Belfast, Ireland, in 1884, reported the names
OF forty clergymen, headed by Rev. DR.. j.
Addison Henry, of Philadelphia, and forty
elders, headed by Judge Samuel NJ. Breckin-
ridge, of st. Louis. 1t was adopted and the
moderator and permanent clerk authorized
to fill the vacancies.
Howard Crosby, of New York, from the
committee. on ministerial relief reported a
recommendation that presbyteries advance
the stipend for good and firm ministers from
Sl5 to $50, Adopted after on earnest discus
sion.
The next order of business, the report of
the committee on ministerial education, read
yesterday, came up and was adopted and
creates new standing board of twenty four
members, equal ministers and laymen, to
have charge of the agency raising fund to
promote the higher education of the Presby-
terrain ministry, with headquarters at Chi
cage. The amendmpn mt to locate headquar-
tiers at st. Louis was nearly unanimously
adopted. The whole report was then unan-
imously adopted. Adjourned until Monday
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THE INDIAN WAR,
News from General Crook-He Has the Sym
$780,. pathy of the Mexicans.

San Francisco, May ia Tombstone
special gives the following information di-
rect from headqu arters of army operations
against the Indians, dated Aposma Sonora,
the 18th: Tuesday evening last courier ar
rived from Bavispe with communication
from Lieutenant PARA, stating that Crook
reached there the 5th with 200 Apache SOL
diers and one hundred American and Mexican
troops. Crook obtained guides from the com
mander of the town TO conduct his force to
where Garcia had the late fight The next
day he departed for Sierra Madras, via Qua
cheria. The command was accompanied by
forty pack mules laden with provisions to
to last for long period. The main body
of General Crooks force, numbering 500
camped at Alamohuecos, twenty leagues
north of Janus. 1t is stated that had
Lieutenant Parros consulted with Heady
before giving Crook guides, none
would have been furnished on the ground
that Crooks entry was a violation of the
treaty. Crook made all his preparations de-
liberatelp and has the sympathy of the Mexi-
can population. By return courier, Colonel
Bandala, now commanding. wrote Crook re-
monstrating IN courteous decided language,
that his action was an infraction of the
treaty. Neither Bandala nor Garcia lately in
command, have received instructions as to
what Crook, by consent of the government,
will be permitted to do. Bandala says he
will oblige all American military forces to
adhere to the articles of the treaty When
Bandala received the news of Crooks arrival
in Bavispe, he took immediate steps to guard
AGAINST Indians making another raid if
driven out OF the mountains by Crook
Many familiar with the Apaches state that
Crook will not be able to find the Indians.
If they learn of his approach they will scat
ter into small bands and hide in the impene-
trable Businesses. Others confidently state
that Crook will not be able to bring them to
a fight because the Indians exhausted nearly
all their ammunition in the Garcia FIGHT.
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all that could be desired. He hoped the
Synod should take cognizance, as he had
heard the above statement was not correct.
Rev. Robert Blair also opposed the report,
and stated that it had come to the ears of a
greater portion of the Synod that a young
man who was known to be of Incorporate
habits had been licensed.
Rev. John Scott, of New York, and others
defended the report, and characterized the
reports of misconduct on the part of students
as untrue.
Rev. A. Wallston said he understood the
young man referred to had gone to Brooklyn
to preach with the smell of liquor on his
breath ..
The report was further defended by Rev.
W. ]. Mcdowell, Rev. James w. Brice and
others, who commended that the charges
against students were merely flying rumors.
The report was then adopted.
Adjourned until Monday,
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Coal Miners, strike Ended.

P1rTsBURG, May The arbitrator select
ed to settle the railroad coal miners strike
obtained a license from the court to-day.
Both sides pledge themselves to abide by the
umpires decision, and the miners agreed to
go to work on Monday at the operators
terms, three cents per bushel, pending the
umpire's decision. The general belief is that
this is the end of the strike.
This afternoon Dilworth, Porter & Co.,
railway spike manufacturers, employing 500
men, notified their employees that work
would be suspended at once until the reduc-
ton of wages proposed by the iron manufac-
turers of the West are accepted. The mem
bers OF the firm state that they consider "a
strike after June 1 inevitable and that as
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INTERNATIONAL Y. M. c. A.


Proceedings of General Interest in the Con-
vention on Saturday.
MILWAUKEE, May 19-At yesterdays after
noon session DR., A. G. Wedekind, of the
Lutheran church, New York, spoke on the
work among Germans, and Claus Olandt, jr.,
German secretary, read his report saying
that he made ninety-one visits to thirty-four
places, travelling %, 900 miles. The local Ger
man branches obtained the passage of resolu-
lions thanking their American co-workers for
their aid and subscriptions. For the work
of the coming year there were then pledged
amounts varying from S., promised by West
Springfield, Mass, to 81, 500 promised by
Chicago. Montreal and San Francisco were
talked OF as the meeting-place in 1885. This
brought on a vote of the convention, and
Atlanta, Ga, was chosen.
The evening session was taken up by J. S.
Houghteling, of Chicago, who read an inter
esting paper and Rev. DR.. Pierson. who spoke
on Qualifications for Christian Work Among
Men"
This mornings session OF the international
convention of the Young Mems Christian
Association was given over to discussion of
association work in the South, and especially
among colored people. The question OF send
ing association literature into the lumber
camps and wheat fields of the Northwest re-
ceived some attention, The attendance dur
ing the day was about one-half that of the
preceding day.
In the afternoon, work in the colleges was
taken up, and L. D. westward, in the course
of his remarks, said there were 107 colleges
with associations connected and thousands
OF students had been led to Christ. The col
lege committee of the international commit
tee reported at length on the needs of the
college department of the association, its
means at present being entirely inadequate.
The corresponding secretaries of the inter-
national committee, one from each State,
were appointed to circulate subscription
papers for the aid of the Racine sufferers
They were passed among the delegates, and a
resolution OF sympathy passed.