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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26

fertis ietn Tam, tuerben iid bic gu 3ablens
ben 3inien bereits auf $40 1000, 900 unb
barber i'm Sabre belaufen.
Die @innabmen bes Canals uuroen, aIs
CT bas @eIb basu iammelte, pon Serrn D.
2eieps auf $1,000, 900 5ranfen oSer $751;
900 900 berednet. Sisis 8ere9nuus
ifitte ii6 auf bic Innabms, baB S9iffe
i'm @eiammtsebaIt pom 5 1000, 900 SOnnen
idbrli9 ben Canal p%aiiiren wir6en, peun
Die ab9abe auf Is Sranten bic Come ges
iest wirbe. gon ben grutto: @innabmen
mullen iebo9 uertrassmdBis finf Brosent
an bic Eesierung BON Columbia besablt
weroen. Die getrisbstoiten wurSen auf
5000, 900 6ranten ober 81, 200, 900 uers
ani3last. Oieie wiirSen alio ebenfals
BON ben @innabmen absebsn, 10 baB i'm
beiten Sale unsefdbr IS, 600, 900 6ranten
ODER sl3, oO0, 900 fir bic 8eSablung Der
Sinien auf bic 8onbs iibris bleiben pIrs
ben. Wdren bieie bssabIt, 10 mirbe fur
bic Ittionare wobl weniS ober ni9ts iibris
bleiben.
Cine slansenSe Spetulation fit bie Iess
teren wirb alio Der Canadian auf feinen
Sad ieiu. Oabei lit gu bsbsntsn, baB bic
&oiten:8 ere@nunsen mad ben gerii9eruns
gen Der Qieutenants Rinslow uno McQean
wabri&einli3 nod beoeutenb gu niebris ses
ariffen iinb, sumal ia bic fortlaufen6en
3insSablunsen auf Nttien unb SduIbs
i9etne wdbrenb bss 8aues allsin idon iebr
beoeutenoe Iuslagen peranlaiien. Wie aber
miirNpn Gh Nfe Rsrehnuuoe ;iher SIC G;,,-
nabmen bes 8anama:@ Canals erit i~teleu,
uenn neben ibm AUDI Der Nicarasuasg Canal
sebaut wirbe2 Selbft suseseben, baB Der
ganama:G anal 9roBe Sorsiise Dor benz
lesteren bate, neil er feire S9leuien boz
ben wiiroe, 10 piirbe bic goncurrsns bod
eine bebeutenbe g%rmdBisuns Der Sur9s
laBsebibren notbis MAIDEN unb IN slei9em
Terbdltniie bic Ginuabmen uerminbern.
Cling. b. 3D. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
Gin Surnier untcr = safeeidpehcrm.

Gin i3webiidss Slutt, vNpa gsri0blas
bet", ersdblt, baB pier beribmte &aifees
idweitern in Seri6 Dor %einisen @O9en elm
@etttrinten %unternommen baben. Seb1
WfaI bate bic aanne setreist, ais bic Grlte
ben 8ampf uufsab. Die uierunbuierSisite
Safe trant bic 3weite nit, bann fonnte iie
nidt mebr. 9obnld9elno tranfen bic ans
bern 8eiSen meter, nm mad Der f~infunos
fiinf,isiten Euiie gu ertlaren, baB iis eins
amber pertb Ieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
WDrQuf e5 anfpntmt.

Cine nsrueni3wa3e Dame reiite auf eis
nsr @iienbabn, no bas @eleiis siemIid
fart berabsins. sic fraste ben CONDUIT:
teur, Oh feline 9efabr babel let. ~ urd
aus ni9t," antwortete bieier mir baben
OIL iebsm Rab cine 9rsmie." - aber
psnn bic 8remie einmal auBer Srbnuns
tdme2~ = Damn seben MIR riidparts
Oampf unb bies wiirbe has i9nslle Sinabs
ruti9en bes 3usss uerbiten". - glbsr
wenn bic locomotive auBsr Orbnuns tdms,
mas wiirbe bann aus uns werbsn2"-
v0eu, Mabam" antwortste Der Gonbuc:
teur, has Fam i'd Sbnen ni9t iasen; es
fommt barauf an, mas fiir Elm 9eben sic
9efiibrt baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
GS orpbt Geiabr !

@enu Ou bic 8arnunsen, pslds Die
Natur bsim Serannaben Der bSien 3erit0;
rerin = S9uinoiu9t- sibt, uerna9Idis
iisit, brobt Dir @efabr. RadtidueiB,
BIutipeien. Ippetitmunsel = bieie Spmp;
tome baben cine i9redli9e gebeutuns.
Ou tannit turirt wsrbsn, wenn Ou nidt
warteit, bis es gu ipdt lit. Or. Biercs's
Golden Medical Discovery (soloene
meoi,inii9e gntbefune) wirb Die u~erlorne
@eiunSbeit pieberbrtnsen. Oils Idbrmit:
tel lit es melt uorSisli3er benn 9ebertbran.
Bel allen @potbetern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
Sun aritbmetijhen Gramen.

grOfsHor: vRun, iunser Mann. penn
Sbr Satsr ii3 tauienb 6ranten Ieibt nit
benz Ysripre9en, ie in idbrIiden Staten
pom $50 Sranten suriifSusablen, wie uieI
1T CT mad 8 Sabren nod i6ulbis9" uGaus
isnb Sranten!" v9lber, mein 2isber, sic
teunen ia nidt einmal bic anfan9ssriinbe
Der gritbmetit." rM0sIi9, absr i'd femme
meinen Yapa!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
Ole YeiEfQBe.

Wenn in Der alien &si9sitaSt @oslar
Spei @eiber ii9 se3anft batten, 70 baB ss
elm Sfentli9es aerserniB seseben, wurbsn
lie sur Strafe auf elm @sriit seistt
unb NIT ben &Opfen 10 bur9 elm @sriiii
seitedt, baB ibre @eii9ter fat on chamber
itisBsn, obne ii9 isbo9 gu beriibren. Oas
nannte man bic vSeiBtate", unb bisis
Yranseritrafe, nobel bas YubIitum gu:
i3ausr mar, warbe iebr seiirdtst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
Tran Muiifa.

Sn elmer @eisuiduft wirb uon benz BE:
ipesten gonSertlsbeH Bien's unb Der Wa9i
Der Muiit s~efaislt. Oa elm 9err = elm
sei9uorener Seinb bes Oilettantismus in
Ser 6unit = ii9 am @eiprd9 ni9t bethel:
Iist, ruff linn bic DAME pom 5auie au:
vNun, unb sic, 9err Ooftor, preiien sic
nidt AUDI bic Srau Muiita2" Oer
9lnseiprodene aber erwioert lddeInb:
sd lobe bic 5rau ni9t minber,
. cd bat lie mir 5u piele &in.
oer!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
sd ipollt', i1 wGre toSt",

ruff beute man@e sepIaste 9ausfrau aus,
wenn iie matt unb entmutbist ii9 CUR grs
fiiauns ibrer tdsIi9en Iufsabe Swinst.
IS i9eint, oils t0nnt' ids beut ni9t
burdma9sn. 0ieies idredli9e &iidens
wsb, bieie iir6terIi3en, nieberSerrenosn
@eiible brinaen mid UNI! @iebt's feline
Nbbilie2" Sa, Mabame! Or. Pierce's
'Favorite Prescription" (9iebliussusroros
nuns) 1T elm unfeblbares Seilmittel sesen
weiblide 8sidpsrSsn. Oas wiro Sbnen
bic @siuubbeit wisberbrinsen. Ssriu9en
SIZES. Sei allen @potbefeen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
d.

vOus &ameel fam 8 Gage lang arbeis
ten, obne gu trinfen!" erSablte 9err grops
penidneiber neulid ieiner sunsenfertisen
Jrau. DOas lit nod gar ni3ts", erwi:
berte, i'm i6arf firirenb, Srau proppen;
idneioer, i'd FEMME iosar elm &ameeI, bas
fann a9t Gage lang %trinfen, obne gu or.
beiten!~ 9err PrOppsni9neiOer sins ifia
ms Nebenaimmer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
SlS nerfnidlte Suhil1um.

&idter (sum StroI9, Der freiseiprodsn
wurbe): pGrosoem sic "a Wal porbe:
itraft fino, ipridt file bas @eridt bless
nal fret. sic fOnnen seb'n." Strold:
vS9abe, es bate ION i9Omes Subildum
~abse9eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
SerpehslunQ.

S9iler lisit: vOie ate Srau erndbrte
ii9 unb ibren Sobn fiimmerIi9 nit Spins
men," 9ebrer: rWas fdut Dir Bel bieier
Saebilouns auf &uboIpb2"- &ubolpb:
v0aB Der Sunse Spinuen seseiien bat;
oas bGtte i'd ni9t 9etban."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
AGerfet Spas nno grmf.'
geSenflide Gonieanens.

&i6ter: y0is aft finb Sie?" &lds
germ: vOreiBis Sabr." &idter: uals
Gle por pier Sabren in Der grbi9aftsia6e
bier uaren, baben sic Sbr alter audi nit
30 Sabren %anseseben." : % bite, 9err
&i9ter, i5 sebSre ebsn ni9t gu iensn 9ers
ionen, bic Dor @sri9t bsute 10 uno mOrsen
70 ausiasen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
Gin fat 1000 Sabre altes Seniteralas

1T in Yompeii ~sefunbsn worSen, in S9eis
ben pon 90 K % 5ou. Die llntsriu9uns
bat ersebsn, bas es in gang abnIi9sr Wsiis,
wie Jest seso6en 1T, nur bat man es midi
nit MetaasW alsen ha9 sema9t, ionberu
nit bSl,ernen Strei9brsttern, wsSbaIb es
aud ni9t slei@mdBis bid lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
gls Der 6eriibmte @iener @rst Sran

anf ieinsm Sterbsbette lag, iab er ii9 Don
8 @erSten umrinst, bic aae ii9 beeifertsn,
inn stwas gu perl9reiben. yOa fdIt mir,
iaste CT Iddelnb umberbIidenb, risner ate
@renabier BON Der taiiisrli9sn @arbs elm.
Son s RuseIn setroifen itiirSte CT niebsr,
rattle ii9 bann nod einmal auf unb risf
a3t &lSeln INN einen alien @renaSisr Al
tSSten Cine ware ware poQtommsn bin'
reidenb sewsisn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26

**** Seitsls &rantbsitsn bsiber @es
idledter, slsiduiel pie entftanbeu, wsrbsn
i9neQ unb Sriinblid sebeilt. Nbreifire i'm
0~srtrauen: Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
htRE@T@

&MHl3U;@
.nf Der sinrciic plymouth dar eeuSon) u. Gbersomrs
eOu.bamgsoa ooer sonSOni aniaaisnS, Sermittetf Sei
Ieueii, aut Gas Gclieefte %sIbautcn nro GIesautete Ctnse'
Samsasss sv ! ais ss.sua ani y tspem y as Sa . aetisu,
GeicHidbaft.
Bon Samburs; Waittp0 ehs uns 2onntass.
Bon Sdcre: 8pnnabereS.
Mtss u Ole aItsfs ssltiae sini., psi9e ben grtebr
a&f ~betannten Sampfiaife bilSsn Die
sin,ias, eirsfts, seutid,t 9erbinsuua
sut1rer hamburg, Saore uno gefpsgorf. Get Qauf BON
SiI.ttsn II oab,r senau saraui gu a6ttn, Sas Sicieiben
ben Sttsl: Observation-Disclosures Yadstfabrt,
astien, @eieq idha 1T trassn.
5ane. eas lie felt ibrsm Yehebsn lber
etne Wfillion YalIa9iere bef0rberte
nnb fn babel beren polite Suirieoenbsit erfparb.
GaintssMceormoeationsu unibertrefHid,
SsSstmoaIidtr S@O11iort fur 2plI5snO.sssgaIIaatsrs:
n Rem bort tn Dem unter Staatsobsraaif6t i~tehenSen
e,Gaifle 9areeu" aslanee. ino pom Do eura Die Gsens
s. sI sinis Z 50 meter s@:iorsi.ss, /. Gag 6 ben saSi.
sSSsn. Dor ibrer atIriie ni@t gu SsraHsn traaSsn.
Rr Gurdbbiue cts BON trssne sinem VIase In
europe nab irsens sinsm Ylass In Mmsrifa III
Die 6ampfsr pteftr eints aebnasa uur Elm Q
aIaHeson GaiatspaMasieren, ane ,spar er &c
Safats, oersn prsiS trob oer sppbIbefanntsa
orlaeItdbfs tt Der Accommodation uno Vsrths
suas beoeuteno reonjtrt uno iest auf oaS III
Isratesrteits eefteat tpsrssn 1T.
psHasespreife bon Vewsyorft
Sonnerfa9. Dampfsr.
l. Salute, biusrsr salOn. 800. gOrssrr Gallon $50.
Die beiesu gallons limb itrtHs sttrtnnt.
Bon glpmoutb mad eouoou fret.
4. Gaiite per Sonnabtnb=S ampier $50 SIS.
Swii6enbsd SIS.
8wii6enoef Don europa SIS.
Dtusts fac Sius uns Wa6reife Su bessuts1o
rssujtrten preifen.
RinS,r spiiasn 1 uuS - SaSrsn Bite paIfts.
Riuser untsr 1 Sabr, fret. Caat incl. SttSfisuxs)
Die vou sisisr Clint, bsrauss,ssbtus~" European Tou-
rst Gazette" piro applitanten gratis s~ussianst.
Nan wsuos f4 an
&. 3. 8td)aro & Co.,
gsnsraI'p aNasss assutsn. 81 S~roaSwap. IspsDsrf.
sAsr an: ~ Letter Qieue a Cons, Xaeuttu In Eubuqns.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28
At and Around Austin,

AUSTIN, May Special "A per-
feet deluge OF rain fell here last night,
continuing until o'clock this morning.
Barton and Bouldins creeks, imme-
diately south of the city, were higher
than ever known, tho first wrestling
from the earth gigantic pecan and elm
trees which had withstood ilo-is OF q
century, Onion crock, 10 miles south Of
town, was swollen to the proportions Of
q mighty river, and tho hurGing waters
swept away fences and devastated
farms, Several small houses and one
gin-hou88 wore washed away near the
mouth Of the creek. The iron
railroad bridge spanning tho
stream e reported badly damaged, f.,
while the wooden structures over
Bear and Williamson creeks w0ro cSr.
ried away, Tho Austin Bridge Compa-
ly's 0udSe over Bouldiu's craelS was
washed on, north of hore. R8porl says
everai bridge on the International
have be6u carried away and that the
BrazOA Is OVERLOOKING its banks and
sweepiug everything before it, Farm
Crs In this vicinity report great damage
70 small grain. Much Of IL will bo q
total loss. The Colorado Is free of Drift
and rising rapidly ard x rumors of a
big rise in the PeTdiuG!eg prove true,
a disastrous overflow is i.oviiabl8. No
trains have arrived over me Iu'er ma
tiona! to-day.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28
THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
An INNOCENT MAN BADLY SHOT.
And san Nntnn!o Ohicer in Bad
Fix Il Galveston Fugitive Cap
urea - The Days Record
of Crimes In Detail.
Shot by an officer.

SAN ANTONIO, May Special. J.
About o'clock tonight Deputy Sheriff
Iguacio Garcia went across the San
Pedro. in the Mexican portion of town
TO arrest Pedro Hernandez, who was
charged with horse theft. The deputy
had no warrant. The Mexican refused
TO surrender and ran, when Garcia shot
him, the ball striking him in the rear
and ranging downward. He Is seri-
ously wounded.
1t has been learned that young Gar
cia, in making the arrest, was undor the
Impression that his quarry was Juan
Hernandez, father of Pedro,t 0 wounded
man, an escaped convict and desperate
character. Pedro Hernandez is charged
with no crime. There was an ancient
indictment for horse-stealing held
against him, but it had long since beer
thrown out OF court. Ii will probably
go hard with the deputy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28
Criminal erist from GceenviIle.

GHrENvIL1lB, May 25.-l5pouLII =
sheriff Hale arrested here Vo-day H9r-
ace Clayton, q negro wanted at Hsvder-
sor, Rnsk county, for an assault 70
murder, snd win hold him I'll the sher-
Id % RlsH arrives. Clayton hal
several aliases, but gave himself away
by an sweri0g 80 his true name whBli
unexpectedly called by the s67rla rom
Rusk,
Xii Hsr6i charged by Riley El'iC s's
wife with the murder az nor b.sh ni
SsturGav night, il 20 IaTe an eEainin b. 3
trial go-I1orc0W,
JjG2 Gri.Rot1, tl4 ueero who struck
tho 'qhito hootblaok i'f refuSiNS %
shin3 bis boots, g,4a hu3a 81 llU wa9rs
ball and GEaiL while working pNa
streets, and VIII 10 trigd IL tae coult
court f0r aggraVNsctt Sss4plt,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

ST. LOUIS, May N.-For some time al
attempt has been made by well dress
ed man to victimize several firms in the
city by presenting forged order for
goods signed with the name Of II. T.
Simon, of the firm of IL. II. Simon Gre
CORY. Yesterday Jas. +. Cohen WAS ar
rested and proves not only 20 be the
man wanted in this case, but man
that Pinkerton's agents have been
looking for, having, while in the en-
ploy OF 8. Jacob Bernheim IL Co., OF
Galveston, a year ago, disposed of his
case of samples valued at $1,000. He
was taken to Texas last night by one OF
Pinkerton's agents.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

tha general astambly that IT, lhst de-
livoranco upon the subject Of ROmiah
bnpusm, lOaYing tho question Of re'
baptism 10 the discretion of tho session
on which the question may arise, docs
recognize tho validity ui such bnp'il IN
whiio /. does not onJ0ln upon the sos
sion tho admission OF Roman
Catholics In their oommuniOns
without re.baptism. THIS assembly
roaiilrms the decision Of 1915 as It's de-
iivaranoe AT this time
Tho decision OF 1870 IN ~ follows:
"fhat the decision OF tho question be
left 10 the Judgment OF each church ses-
slOni guided by the principles governing
the rules concerning baptism, as laid
down In tho standards OF the church."
DR.. j. j. Brownson, of Washington,
Pa, moved TO lay the whole matter ON
tho table. Carried unanimously.
The committee on bills ana
oyertures reported in favor OF permit
ting tho churches electing desoons for
terms instead OF life, as heretofore.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

NEW YORK, May ga large furni-
ture factory took fire at an early hour
this morning. 1t is impossible to say
where the fire originated, but It is be-
lieved it started in the engine-room.
The loss will reach over S5OQ,OOO.
Superintendent Pinnor, pof the factory,
said 1t was impossible to say where the
fire originated, but he believed it start
ed in the engine room. At $3.50 special
calls for extra engines were being sent
out and IL is now estimated the loss will
amount to 100000.
Though the entire available force of
the fire department were summoned, it
was two hours before the flames were
fairly under control.
The factory is total loss. Herman
estimates his loss at about $3.50, 900, which
is covered by insurance in large num-
ber of companies. The loss on the
building he estimates at 100000. This,
too, is covered to large extent by in
surance. Five hundred skilled work
men were employed in the factory and
lose all their tools, the aggregate value
of which was about $4,000. The sur
rounding buildings were damaged to
the extent OF $4,000.
The Singer Sewing Machine company
owned the burned building.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

would detaln POundinaksr,
Loan Man BrOaElng loo aud Yol
low-Mud, but told tho others "a
so back. 10 their respective reserves foI
tho present, aud n thoy conducted them
selves properly thoy would gSt rutiOns,
The braves departed happy.
Poundmaker and the othor chiefs are
IN the guard-room at the fart.
When asked what ho was going 10 do,
Poundmaker replied, al cannot say"
but added that an unknown power drew
him eastward. He said past events
would not have occurred had ho known
he was regarded as such great chief.
He said had sent word To Big Bear 10
surrender.
The remainder of Poundmaker's
party are expected tomorrow. They
evidently brought the least valuable OF
their arms In to-day, and the
young braves are believed 10 have
all of the best rifles, II IL thought
they will break into small parties and
escape 10 the United States. Big Bear
is said TO be only 80 miles from here, and
it Is reported he IL coming 10 surrender.
Although the uprising il virtually
ended, the summer will be spent dis
arming Indians and trying hal.-Oreeds.
The settlers say they will not venture
back to their farms until the Indians are
put whore they can do no harm. To-
day 40 braves have surrendered.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28
The Delaware Bend Gang Trials

SHERMAN, May N.- Especial. THE
examining trial of Ed Stein, Tom Lee
and Davidson was, by agreement,
postponed until next week, to enable
both sides to procure more and better
testimony. WIN BourlandI Tom CulI
and Albert Powell are now on trial.
The evidence against Bourland cropped
out yesterday from the witness Turner,
he testifying to having remained
in the branch and recoguiz-
ing Ed Stein and Bourland, and hear
ing Bourland say, as he stood over the
dead body Of Guy: owe have played
hell We liked to killed all of them
Here is four dead ones and there's five
or six more dead down ON the branchW
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28
THE rExA9 STORMS.


ABILENg, May 27-[Special.l-After a
hort lulI this afternoon, heavy rains,
which have been sweeping over this
art of the state, began with increased
Jury. The streams in all directions are
overlooking, and considerable harm has
been done crops. The storm last night
was accompanied by hail, which broke
hundreds of windows, skylights, etc.,
over the city, and to-day mechanics
have been busy repairing The damage.
The lightning was at times severe, and
tho west wall of the new opera-house
building fell in when the storm was at
its worst. The disasters were attributed
to the lightning. Four cars were also
blown off the track near the stock-yards
ana several teams, which were endeav-
oring TO reach the city, are reported to
have been swept away and lost.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

ENNIS, May a. Special - Phil
Shaw, colored, arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Curtis, in Naverro county, ac-
cused of horse stealing, had a hearing
before Squire Higgenbotham and was
bound over to answer before the grand
jury. His own witnesses helped to con-
Wet him. Capt Curtis has succeeded
during the last week in recovering six
horses stolen from this vicinity and is
on the track of several more with good
prospect of capturing more thieves.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

AUSTIN, Ny 21.--' Special l-Latsg re-
ports from Ito n.0isd districts aDltinJ O
10 bring newa t,sastal snj damage %
crops. On na iarm oi John 2. Iohuson,
on Onion creek, several h11s3s Esr9
swept away, and {. ia Cerol that Two
young men lcCuNr ug au. D luein
were drowned. on tls nigh 1i tAo
food they were seen uhut tlH lousa
aud have No. boon henru irou siuO9.
IL is barely p1sH ulr, howe Fofi .l.f they
may have guuo lyol south tr .la e-.eE
before thefsD. NJ unlWillu 20 IS 'Drlas
the creek b. learn Hll.a3r .lH Jitur
not. The tra'U lyur lHu ir.4lu -rInu,
frOmthe nc came .u un dino this
morning. bu LJ I.4l9 L've ea..F. iN'u
thosouth,
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San Salvador.
INsURRECTIoN THREATENED,

LA LIBERrAD, May N.-The Salvador
government is concentrating military
force at this p. ace, constructing Garth
works and entrenchments. Bands of
insurgents largely composed of Indians
are concentrating II leagues from here.
An attack on La Libertad is threatened.
There are no American or other war yes-
sells on this coast, and foreigners are
consequently much alarmed.
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ST. PETERSBURG, May 27.--Thf sea
canal was formerly opened to-day. The
czar and the czarins, the diplo natic
corps, the principal state magnates and
a large crowd of citizens were present at
the ceremony. After the ceremony
their majesties proceeded to Cronstadt
and inspected the frigate Skobelofi and
reviewed the squadron, which perform
ed various evolutions. They then re-
turned to the Peterhoff palace.
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ALL QUIET AROUND HERAT

ALL QUIEI AkUUNU HEHNI.
LONDON, May 27.-A dispatch FROM
Tirpul, of the date of May %, states that
the British section of the Afghan FROM
tier commission, lately in charge OF Sir
Peter Lumsden, was then in car3p at a
point % miles to the westward of Aerat.
The dispatch also states that the officers
OF the party visited Herat and were
well received by both the authorities
and the people. The naturalization of
eyerywhere,
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GERMANY,
EMPEROR WILLIAMS HEALTH,

EMPEROR WILLIAMS HEALTH,
! BERLIN, May q. An official an.
Npuncement is made this afternoon that
there is an improvement in the condi-
tiSn OF Emperor William and that the
intestinal arrangement from which he
has been suffering the past few days has
been checked, but ne is still confined to
his room,
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italy.
THE INTERNATIONAL sA

THE INTERNATIONAL SANITARY ISSUE.
ROME, May 27.-The technical COM
mittee Of the International Sanitary
Conference rejected to-day, by u vote OF
9 to 2, the American proposal to snthor-
ize the sanitary condition of vessels to
be verified for the countries to which
the vessels are bound by the respective
consuls of those countries at tho Ports
of departure. The vote by whicl this
decision was reached may not be tinal,
as nine members OF the committee alb
stained from voting.
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on FRIF NDLY TERMS WITH ITALY.
ROME, May H,-Signor Man
oino, minister of foreign af-
fairs has received Telegram
from Capt. Ferrari, announcing that
King John, of Abyssinis, received him
in very cordial manner, and expressed
a wish to maintain the most friendly re
lations. Tho dispatch also states that
any unpleasant Impressions tina. may
have been caused by the occupation OF
Massawah by the Italian iL-Ce4 have
been entirelV remOyed
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CHICAGO, May 27.-A special telegram
from Denver, published this morning.
says millions of young grasshoppers
are reported coming out of the sandy
soil<on the south side of the Arkansas
river above Pueblo, destroying early
vegetables and tender shrubs. Their ap.
pearance is similar to that Of 1878, when
they were swept east by the winds and
consumed an immense amount of grow
ing crops in Kansas.
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a Mine Disaster,

CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 27,-This
morning the brake band of the Kan
awha Mining company's incline, 500
feet long, up steep mountain, broke,
and two carloads Of miners were car
ried up the mountain at great speed,
Nine jumped out, four remaining. The
were killed, one fatally hurt and num-
hnr alightlR ininrRd.