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Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-18
Vital Questions !

Ask the most eminent physician Of any school what is the best thing in the world for quieting and allaying all irritation of the nerves and curing all forms of nervous complaints, giving natural, childlike re- freshing sleep alwaysl
 And they will tell you unhesitatingly "Some form of Hops p
 CHAPTER I.
 Ask any or all of the most eminent physi- clans:
 "What is the best and only remedy that can be relied on to cure all diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs; such as Bright's disease, diabetes, retention; or inability to retain the urine, and all the diseases and ail- ments peculiar to women."
 And they will tell you explicitly and en- phatically "Buchu."
 Ask the same physicians
 ''What is the most reliable and surest cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia, constipa- tion, indigestion, biliousness, malaria, fever, a9ue, &c., and they will tell you
 Mandrake or Dandelioh
 Hence, when these remedies are combined with . And compounded into Hop Bitters, such a won .derfu and mysterious curative power is developed which is so varied in it's operations that disease or ill health can possibly exist or resist it power, Harmless for the most frail woman weakest in valid or smallest child to use.
 CHAPTER II.
 Almost dead or nearly dying For years, and given up by physicians, of Bright's and other kidney diseases, liver complaints, severe coughs, called consump- tion have been cured.
 Women gone nearly crazy
 From agony of neuralgia, nervousness, wakefuIness, and various diseases peculiar to women
 People drawn out of shape from excruciating bangs of rheumatism, infammatory and chronic, suffering from Scrofula
 Erysipeasl
 Salt rheum blood poisoning, dyspepsia, indiges and in fant o1T all frat Nature is heir to
 Have been cured by Hop BitterS, proof of which can be found in every neighborhood in the known world.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-18

The directors of the Meriden and Cromwell railroad have decided to build an additi on of 200 feet to their dock at the Cromwell termi- nus, making W harfage of 420 feet The contracts for building the depots in Meriden and at Cromwell have been awarded to 1Ch arles L. Little of the former place.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-18

There is some agitation in Vermont in fav or of increasing the salary of the governor
 which is now $1 1000 year, and the Rutland Herald in advocating it says: The trouble is that it is at once the most extravagant and the most stingy State in the Union. It will recklessly pass legislation of the most costly
Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-18

In the city of New York alone they drink between ten million and fifteen million gal Ions of excellent California and other native wines under the belief that they are import ed from France, being duly accredited with a French label. The proportion of European wines imported as against American wines produced is about 5, ,OOO, ,000 gallons European as against 35,0OO,OOO, the products of our own vineyards.
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JUDGED BY THE PEOPLE.
NO. 267

No question but that Thomas EclectIicisa a valuable Oil; it is the bestthing we have ev- CT used, and we have had a large eXperienc in medicines. My fam lily use it, 1 use it. W. H. Kirkpatrick, All Third avenue, Evans vile, Ind.
 My sister-in-law was cured of deafness by Thomas EclectricOif. l am using it for the same purpose. It is really a good thing. J. J. King, Ashley. Luzerne Go, Pa.
 My father had terri ble rheumatiSmfor al- most six months. Thomas Eclectric Oil cured him. It is the best medicine for rheumatism that I am acquainted with. NJ. Bailey, 106 Ellicott street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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For State officers.

FOR GOVERNOR. HENRY 5. HARRISON, of New Haven. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, LORRIN A. COOKE, of Barkhamsted. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, CHARLES A. RUSSELL, of KiIiingly.
 FOR TREASURER, V B. CHAMBERLAIN, of New Britain.
 FOR COMPTROLLER, LUZERNE I. MUNSON, of Waterbury,
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Saturday, October IS, 1884. REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
 FOR PRESIDENT,
 JAMES G. BLAINE. of Maine. .- FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
 JOHN A. LOGAN, of Illinois.

State Electoral Ticket.
 ELECTORS -AT-LARGE, THEODORE D. WooLsEY, of New Haven. CHARLES A. WILLIAMS, of New London.
 DISTRICT ELECTORS, 1st District-I. LUTHER SPENCER, of Sufield 2d District-JosEPH E. SULLIVAN, of Chester 3d District-JAMEs s. ATWOOD, of Plainfeld, thDistrict-FREDERIcK MILES, of Salisbury.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-18
Nodern.Science M aM9d SkePIiCiiSm

What has Skepticism done for the world?
 Nothing but to suggest doubts. It has even suggested that Rheumatism cannot be cured Skepticism is as bad as Rheumatism.
 What has Science done for the world?
 good many things; for instance, it has shown that Rheumatism can be cured.
 It has shown that Neuralgia can be got rid of. Modern science proved that Rheumatism is blood disease, and has provided ATHLoPHORos as the remedy which can completely cure it.
 It has proved that although the old doctors failed to overcome Neuralgia, ATHLoPHORoS can reach it, and eradicate it from the system.
 It has proved that though these tormenting diseases were so slow and obstinate, they can be overcome in 8 little while by means Of
Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-18

The physicians of Springfield, Massaehu- setts, have done sensible thing in calling attention to the fact that something ought to be done to relieve school girls, thirteen to fifteen years old, from so much stair climb ing in the public schools.
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HIhIoPhoro,S ]!

Don't be skepticaL If you have any doubts as to what ATHLoPHoRos can do, write to some Of those whom it has cured. For instance, Rev. s. R. Dennen, D. D., Pastor Third Congregational Church, Eof New Haven, Conn.,, the Rev. W. P. Corbit, pastor George St. M. E. Church, of New Haven, the Rev. J. E. Searles, pastor Willett St. M. E. Church, New York city, MT. Brummell, the well known candy manufacturer, of New York, Ex-Gov. Bigelow, of Connecticut, and many others, equally well known
 If you cannot get ArHLoPHoRos of your druggist will send it express paid, on receipt of regular price-one dollar per bottle. We prefer that you buy it from your drlipst if hasn't it, do not be persuaded to try something else, but order at once from directed
 ATHLOPH0R0S CO.,, Ii2 WALL ST., NEW YORK. EElKaI1IHHsIEGslESEIH. 5. B. R.Ilg11lIgGIIg11llIRlI
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Only five universities" have been found ed in Dakota Territory within year, but it is quite possible that the inhabitants of that thriving territory will not be five times as well educated as they would with one good university.
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AROUND THE WORLD.

An the Fog-Up the Rigi Kuhn on Foot = Walking English Women A Sub- lime Sight - A Faithful Watch i'm Trouble - What Can be Seen from the Summit - The COgwbeeI Rail- ways.
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DAY MORNING. OCTOBER Is. 1884.

character to the State under the stimulus of a crazy yell for reform, and it will place a premium on stupid or knavish service by re- fusing to pay public officers holding impor tant trusts requiring large bond decent re muneration for their responsibility and la h0T
Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-18

New RuckWheat Flour, ' JNIRST of the season. The genuine Platts pa A1 tent, for which we sole agents. oc14 EDWARD B. HALL SON,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-18

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-08

- Sin iunser, boiinunssuouer Sednis
Ter, Der beim 3ei9nen Elm Spfsr isinss
Berufes semorben, wurbe bisier Gage in
W len gu @rabe getrasen. Der gsoau.
ernswsrtbe, stud. ing. 6rans @awra, bate
ben Plan elmer @utsbomdne gu ssi6nen
unb uerpsnoete bierbei CUR Sesei9nuns Der
6ulturem unter Onoersn Sarben audy @riins
ipan. Oabei beriibrte er unu6tiamer
@eiie cine feline ouigefraete 8ultel I'M
@eii9t. S9on AM fol9enoen Gage itarb
er al Slutuer9iftung.
= 9tus @ien wir6 wieSer pom einem
unbeimliden 6unb 9emeIbet. Sin Sra9O:
ner 8 berlieutenant rift iiber eiuen freisn
Bias uno pl0eli6 ~itreiite Der lSui ieiues
Yierbes einen @e9enitanb, Der Die @ufs
merfiamtsit beS Geiters erre9te. Gr ltie9
ub unS %erfannte, baB Der G~egenitauS cine
0pnamit6ombe lei, wel9e nit 3inbern
a%biuitirt mar. @obri6eiuli6 bot ii6 Sc;
man6 aus Sur9t Dor GntbedunS 6es
NtorowertseuseS entleOigt, SumOl in 6er
gtdbe Ser Sombe aud elm Yafet repolptia.
ndrer 6lu9i9riiten sefunOen wOrben lit.
Die Sombe wurbe Don benz Sffsier benz
Yoliseipolten ~ilbergeben.
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Sainpts.

CINE belbenmiitbise 9ebensrettun9s>
that 1T an einem Der letten Na6mittase su
ct. 6 barles i'm Gountp Sane i'm noro>
Ditli3en Suinois pollbra9t porSen. Der
sebnidbrise Sobn bes Serrn Geo. Menarb,
zines %woblbabenben giir9ers, nor in ben
ansei6wouenen &of Giper seiaqen unb
wurbe pon ben ~toisnben Slutben raid ellts
fiibrt. Ger 23jdbrise vGttp Glerf" SSames Z.
0ousbertp, ein duBerit frGftiser jun9er
Mann = unb nur Elm &raftmeni6 fonnte
cine iol9e Chat po%lbrinsen = ~itiirste ii9
in ben wilben Strom unb es 9elang
linn balb ben &naben gu e%rfaiien. Nun
aber wurben an9eii6tS Der 1i6 lammelnben
Weni6enmense 8eibe BON Der SirOmung
entfiibrt. 9lber 0ousbertp bielten mitten
in Der 9roBten @efubr fir iein eisenes 2es
ben ben 6nuben feft unb enbli9 9elans es
ibm nit bieiem Dem rfer nabe gu fommen.
Sin Sell parb i6m nun Su9eworfen unb er
marb iammt benz &naben ans llfer sesosen.
geibe waren bewuBtlos, ais ite pas lfer
errsi9ten, unb bic 9lerSte batten cine
Stunbe gu tbun, INN ben Getter unb ben
@sretteten gang ms 9eben auridsurufen.
0ousbertp erbolte ii6 bann i6neu, wdbs
renO Der &nabe ii6 nod frant fiiblte.
Die gbieasoer Zines" lit 10
unsalant gu iasen, es iei fein Dunber,
buB Gl Mabbi Der falide Propbst, ii9 70
uorSisli6 i6lase. ST beiise a6t3is 6rauen
unb babe fOlslid @~eIesenbeit senus ses
babt, fi9 in oer Se9tfunit iiben.
-Sie Wsmorial Saas inn &apitol su
iielb, in wel9er idmmtli6e
Sabnen Der Suinoiier &esimenter, bic iie
i'm letten Rriese fiibrten, aufbewabrt wers
ben %iolen, wuroe am 26. Mdrs einses
weibt.
-&odorb sebentt iein ~5ojdb,ises
.SubiIdam gu beseben; bic Stabt wurbe I'M
Guguit 1884 sesrinbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-08
WebraSfa.

- SIM norbweitliden Hebrasfa iinb an
Der &e9ieruns grOBartise acknowledgement
periibt worben, woriiber Dem Sefretdr Gel,
Ter pon Dem 9. ct. Silfss 9anbpermeiier
q. SO. Sairdilb Nadri6ten s~usesansen
iinb. 0erielbe beri9tet, baB ules Nders
lamb jener @egenb pom SiebSi6tern einse>
sdunt lift, Seren @ebOfte ii9 iiber Sunberts
Dor Meilen sritrefen. GIN ben 0rabtsdus
men, mel6e ale brau6baren Dffentli6en
9dnbereien uno iusar bic Waherldufe ums
i9lieben, ieien bier unb ba 3ettel anses
idlasen, in wel6en ieoer, Der bic 3dune
Dime, nit benz Sooe bebrobt wirb. Die
giebsi6ter bebaupten, buB ie in @emdBe
belt Der &albanbaue @eiete auf bieie 9Gns
bersien 9lnipru9 erworben. Die 6olse
lei, baB ii9 bort 9iiemanb mebr ansuiiebeln
iu6e, sumal elm anliebler, aud menn er
ni6t set0btet piir6e, f~einerlei gei9dftis
gung finben f0nnte. Oas Nutbols, bas
ser &esiernns sebOrte, lit auf sroBen
Streden sefdat worbcn unb acre UNI Icre
peiit gaumitumpfen auf, mo nod por &urs
sem pertbuoIes SolSlano itanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-08

fabrif su 81. Saul pon einem Sreibries
men erfaBt unb mebrere bunbertmal nit
berumsefiibrt, bis iein SDrper 10 serrihen
unb seritifelt mar, baB ielbit itarte Mane
net beim anblid Der ue%ritimmslten Qsi6e
obnmd9tis wurben.
= Oas @eridtsuerfabren sssen Warp
Eilep, Die 13iabrise So6ter bes BON iei>
mem Sobne @iuiam ont 3. 6ebr. ermorbes
ten Martin Gilep, wel6e Der Seibiilfe mad
Der Sbat anseflast mar, enbete in gS o T.
tbin9ton am "a. Mdrs nit Sreiipres
dung. Die Surp mar nur wenis iiber cine
Stunoe in gerutbuns seweien. Sci bet
gerfinoisnns bes @abriprades weinte bas
Mab9en, gum eriten Male ieit benz ge.
sinn bes YroSehes. Safer &nauft Yfar>
ret Der fatbolii6en Stride in 9lorian, nabm
Marp aus Der Sbbut bes Sberiffs Mi1er
unb fubr nit ibr mad ct. Saul, NO iie
ben S6weitern iiberseben werben iou.
Sbr Sertbeibiser mar 6. g. Ielion pom
Norian.
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Gin ShmebiIh= Nmerifaner.

Serr 6. 8. Carlton, &ebaeteur bes
vSpensfa amerifanarsn", Chicago, per-
OffentIi6t auf @unid Ses S3reibers bas
Splsenbe:
Monticelo, @risbt Co., Minm.,
Suli Is. 1888.
gls cine gnerfennuns Der SeiIfraft bes
beriibmten beutiden SeilmitteIs, ct. Sas
fpbs Del, unb um meme 0anbsleute bapon
In &enntnib gu ieten, be3eu9e i'd bierorr6,
baB bieies Del bas bette Mittel sesen
&beumatismus lit. Sesten @inter bate
i1 beftige S6merSen in ben @lieoern, be-
ionbers in ben Seinen, periria9t bur9
iibsrsroBe 9lnitrensunsen. Sine Slai9e
bes 9roben S6merSensltilers befreite mid
ppn allen S9merSen.
4m 10. b. SO. purbe mein Safer pon
beftisen rbeumatii6en S9mersen in ben
Ssinen befalen, 10 baB ct fuum seben
fOnnte. Gr sebrau6te bafielbe 9eilmittel
unb na6bem er es einise Male ansewanbt
bate, ueri6wanben ale S6mersen unb
fam er ieet wieoer 10 gut 9eben wie iemals.
SD bin Dem grfinber bieier Mebisin iebr
banfbar unb m01te ni6t obne bieielbe iein,
Defenders ba iie biai9 lit uno piele Softors
&e9nuusen eripart. 9l9tunssuou,
Sobn Sworb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-08
Winneiota.

= Der Grtra9 oes Slofi9Iuss am ct.
9roir unb an ieinen Nebenfiiilen mar lets
ten @inter 223 @iiuionen SUB SauboI3.
- Sn Sbafopee perbranute elm
Sbeil Der ulten Werfitdtten Der Chicago,
ct. Baul, minneapolis & omaha Balm.
S6aoen 50, 500.
- Setb g. 9Belpa uon @auieca
COUNTY ma6te trob aIer @arnun9 ben
8erin6, nit einem SdIitten elm Giiens
bubugeleiie gu %treuSen, 81 befien bei6en
Seiten Der S6nee bod aufgetbirmt lag.
gus ct auf Dem @eleiie mar unO Die I'm
mO9Ii6teit weiter gu fommen ertannte,
DoIte ct umtebren = ba aber fam elm i3u9
beran9efabren, wei9er ben llnSlidli9en
uno iein @eipann tOotete.
= ausuit NOrrain wurbe in elmer gluss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-08
&aniaS.

-Die g~inwanbsruns na9 &anias psrs
ipri9t beuer cine aaBerorbentli6 sublreide
su werben. On einem Gage lebtsn Mos
mats famen auf Der Ntdiion, Gopefa unb
Santa Sc 8abn in Gopefa75 Srsmbe
in 6 nj 20 so, in SIorenee so, in
% NJ 100 nnb in 6nt9io n
20 n $50 ie binsebn woaen, lit natiirs
lid ni6t befannt, bod boift man baB Der
fette aderboben Ditli3 unb iibIi9 pom
81 o II Wan3en elm sutes ausfOms
men sepdbren wirb.
-Sberifi Sarsraue bat in @t9iio n
auf einen @iienbabnSus auf bas @es
leiie Der Sannibal & ct. Soc gabn 8es
i6las seIest unb sebentt am Z. april
gum gertauf su i6reiten. 0ie @eieai9aft
bat es es ueriaumt, elm llrtbeil auf SO,
600 lautsno, bas gu @uniten bes Srems
iers Wm. 6or wesen erbaltener SOrpers
u%srletungen 9efdQt purbe, iopie bic aufs
selaufenen @eri9tsfoiten gu besubIen.
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Safpta.

Diana lit cine brei Monate alte
Stabt IN 0afota, Die i9pn IS Sduier
sdblt. Die @eIi6torn itensel pom letten
CONNER iteben nod in ben StraBen.
= Die @el6Gftsleute Der Stdbte bes
iiibli9en Oafota's haben bei6loiien, mo-
natli6 1000 grempIare ibrer 2Ofal5eituns
gen iiberau bin gu %perienoen. Sine quite
sSoee @inmanberer an3uSieben.
= Der S9atmeiiter unb Sberifi bon
8aIwprtb County, Dat, wurben
pom Der SnbianereB oli5ei perbaftet, neil
ie auf Der Geieruation Sols sei9lasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-08

lit. Gnbli9 fann man Der beficren 9luss
mltuns pesen ale @bSusssrdben nit 9aus
ben bephan;er, welde benz guse sleid,eis
tia elm an9enebmes Bib bieten.
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WtSeonTn.

= Der Milwoufee'r granbitiiter
@bparo s. Bennett lit gu feds Sabren
Su9tbaus perurtbeilt worben.
= Sn Der @esenb pom @ o 10 n
nimmt Der @ei,en cine seiunbe Sarbe an
unb ldBt auf cine quite Grnte boffen.
= Sbomas SopIins, elm Steinbruds
arbeiter bel Menaba, bate bas TIM
glif, baB feline tSiitte %perbrannte, in MEL
der ct audi iein sunses @elb, bic gripars
niiie pon 20 Sabren, aufbewabrte. Sas
@elb, etpa $4,000. perbrannte tbeilpeiis,
unb Die lleberbleibiel purben mad @aibs
inston CUR GinlDiuns sel6idt. Sier fanb
es ii6, baB 81, $50 aus S6asamtsnoten
beitanben butten, uno Der sliitli6e TN
gliidli9e bat bieie Summe bereits uusbes
sablt befommen. Der Geit beitanb aus
Soften BON Natioualbanfen, on weI6e bic
lleberbleibiel seianbt woroen iinb, Inn iie
gu ibentifisiren unb ben S6aOen gu erieeen.
Sin b%reiitpfises, maiiipss Gebdube
Der 8eilsfofIers 6abrif BON &omabfa Bros.
3u Milmaufee brannte am 81. Scar,
ab. Der S9aten wirb bon Der Sirma auf
$780, 600 anseseben, bic Serii9erunss:
~9lsenten erfennen i'm aber nur in S0be
pon S25, 600 on, wouon ie So 900 aui
bas @ebdube unb $4,000 auf bic 0prs
rdtbe re9nen. $50 in Der Sabrif bei9dfs
tiste Mdnner uno &naben baben bur6 bic
Seuersbrunit ibren 8roterperb uerloren.
-Sn Milwaufee waren am Spnns
tag Na9mittas in Der @ranb armp SaI
etma 100 Wirtbe ueriammelt = Milwaufee
bat 100 Wirtbe =, Inn &riessratb in
Sa9en So6licen5 Su balten. Sic ernanns
ten 8arbcomites, INN Bel ben beuoritebens
ben Yrimdrwablen mad benz &e9ten gu
ieben, unb beidlOien, fur feinen Mann,
iei ct &epublitaner ober Oemofrat, gu
itimmsn, Der ii9 ni6t BON uornberein per-
pfidtet, fir ibr Sntereiie ein5utretea.
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DaibinstonS 8. g., Mai Is 1880

Wabtn9tonO .. t., Utai 10 1880.
Meine 9erren. - Seit ldnserer i3eit
bate ib an nerp0isr 9lbipannuns unb aus
semeiner S9wd9e s%elitten, unb mir wurbe
seratben Sopfensg ittern ais Mebisin gu
ueriuden. Sd babe cine 6lai6e Bis ieet
senommen, unb bin ieitoem idon 10 uieI
better seworben, baB i'd bieie Meoisin ents
i9ieben ais bic bette uniebe, Die i9 lie per.
iu6t babe. Sd werbe wisber trdfti9er,
unb mein Qppetit, ben i'd poaitdnois per.
loren bate, fommt mir wieSer suriid. Sd
mar in 9ersmeifluns, bis i'd Sbren Yittern
periu9t bate. SD bin jeet wobl, tann
wieber u~mberseben, unb meiner eisenen
Sausarbeit poriteben. Ior benz mar i6
sdnsli9 barnieber.
Srau Marp Stuart.
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ST tic 8~eitorben

.Netnl
sic ~trdntelte unb lit unS idpone felt Sabrsn anmdbs
Zig eabin.
.Sie aerSis nIsttn ibr uidts;
limb Suest wures fs bnrt ben Sopisn' Bitter, pon rem
bic Seituns,n 10 piei ioesn, ssbeilt.
,sSirtli6l @trtlid!
.gSie eantbar iOlten mir iir Sisis WasSisin istn..
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Giner Sohtcr GIen0.

eli Sabre lang bat unire SoStr aui BEN Sistbettt
sslestn,
.Sn SoIss elmer Complication pcn Riusns, stbers NIB
rbeumatiideu Seibsu unb Rers snitpdbe,
.Sn Der QHtse Der beiisn aerste,
.Seibs benz gsii en- periditoen, Tameu bsilegten-
,@btr obns allen 9riels.
limb isst lit Ns burd elm 10 einiadss RitttI ME Sopiens
Sittern, has mir, ebe mir IS broud ten, Sabre lang batteH
bel Ssite Iiesen lanen, interchangeable pnb trobt bon
%bllb,ns,r @sinnbbsit."-Di GItern.
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-05-08
ILL TREATED IN MEXICO.
An American Captain Charged With
Smuggling, and not Allowed a Fair

GALVESTON, TEXAS, Msy Captain
Dn1hy ct The American schooner Reb.cca
OF GAlv' ,ton, in communication to the
NeDi, relates story Of An outrage and
imprisonment at the hands OF the Next
can authorities at Port Tanpioo.
On the 18th Of February last, the
schooner was In distress and les king,
and rut In at Tampico carrying her
regular clearance papers from Brashesr,
Lr., for Tampioo, but had packages OF
merchandise for delivery at Brazos, Tex
which port she was compelled to pass on
account of rough weather aud the
dangerous bar. The collector OF Tampico
forcibly took the 80 packages oonsign ed
to Brezos, and ordered the Immediate
discharge of the entire cargo.
Captain Dnjsy was arrested on the
charge of attempting to smusgle, and
confined under guard that was released
the next day at the solicitation OF the
American minister and consul. The
ju ige before whom Dujay was OH trial
insuliipRly refused to ALLOW the American
consul to bs present to consult with the
prisoner during the trial.
Alter a litigation of over 40 days, the
Judge decided that tae goo must nav
trebie duty, Captain Dnjsy protesting
that he had no money. On the 18th OF
April, the MEXICAN authorities boarded
the schooner, pulled down the American
nag and embsrgoed the ves7el. Captain
Dnjsy appealed to the American consul
who placed tbs crew in hotel.
Captain Dujay after short stay re.
turned to the Uuited States, leaving his
crew with the consul and the vessel in
the hands Of the Mexicsus. He thinks
but for efforts of Minister Morgan aud
Consul Casssrd he would still be in a
Mexican prison.