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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

@entt ms Satbarina &ieffer bic goits
Office, mo ie ibr Slatt abnimmt, ssnau
angiebt, fOnnen mir hire Srisfe beants
pOrten, iOnit tits uns ni6t m6sli9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
9(n Sonnerftaa brad Seuer in b

Vim Y0nnerftag brad Tener in Der
@ubnuns pon 5rau alusuite &uns auf
eagle YOint aus. 0ie S~euerpsbr mar
prompt an Srt unb Ste0e unb lOi6te
baieIbe nod breiitiinbis barter @rbeit.
Sie 8erluite betrasen etpa $500 unb iinb
bel Der Dubuque Seusrs unb Marines0 err
ii3erunss9eIeui9aft %afeturirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
Gin perfummeues Srauensimmer, bas

SH U<FRV"0<"<E OVERWHELMINGLY WV
fi3 Marp Brown nannte unb uorsub, BON
Subuque gu fem, periu9te in Chicago ibr
&inb einem dineii3en @bepaure gu per.
%faufen, bas &iuens mar, bic unsIiitli9e
greatur seietIi9 gu aboptiren, Der &i9ter
lieB es ni6t Su, unb nit &e6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
Neifenoe gIgenfent
Gbeopbile Gibeiart & Ilibolasp robit.

SER Sd. Setrp bat bic Site sebabt,
bic Gsentur Der v@asette" fir gscanaba
Delta &c., Wti9isun, gu iibernebmen. ST
lit ermd9tist Abonnenten gu iammeln,
@sIber gu empfansen unb bafiir gu quit
tiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
Sic Dientliden Sdnleu Der Stabt bas

Die Dtenilld)en Sdnlell Der StaSt bas
ben mad Dem Seri9t bes S9atmsiitsrs bic
bibi9e Summe BON $50, 97S.49 i'm Istten
Sabre sefoitet. Wisuiel bapon warb ben
@ltern fatboIiider &inber, bic Sieie S6us
len aus @laubenss unb @swiHensriidii9s
ten ni9t beiuden birfen, auf seiesli6em
Wese aus Der Sai3e seftoblen9 Der Sra:
ttonal Democrat" mDse sefdaisit antwOrs
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
urhneu.

Sreb. Seer, slr9itect unb Superintens
bent. S9ulen unb atr9en etue Sps3ialis
tdt. N9te StraBe, am. Soma II. gIap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
yfo. g.
W69emlide Briefifte.
Dubuque, ben 2. WGr3 1885.

Dubuque, ben 2. Wdr3 1885.
Su p.I&sr aus grtsis ~anss,eist Rnb. psIds pom IS.
6sbruar bis gum 2. Rdrj In Der bisissn pofoifies aus,s
tommtn nnb nidt abstboIt porbsn fHb,
elnbrian Silsa aPib Serbilron 2lnbrem
San9eman George SoameS Sreb
Brandt & g () &iideQ glsuf
Siirtmann 9lu9uf 9enSe Sreo
Sorfenbroot geh S9ol Sobn
Siriderl Yeidael 0o9t qoren3
Welten Nntone.
weau prstnt ntdt, wsnn man mad Brttftn auf bietr
Elite frast, ~ bsmsrteu, bab Ns q u9sistst fnb. nnb BITE
Nummr Der Brtsftfs a~nsussbsn.
Gee. Grans, poRmsiRu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
0ie SER z. &. Grapes ber:dtet, bat

@ie SER 3. 6. @rapes ber:9tet, bat
bic Msni1enfaIe an Der @ierten StraBe,
ben man gleuator setauft bat, I'M Monat
Sanuar 700 Pafasiere ben Bers binaufs
sefubren. 9err @rapes meint TN CONNER
bole bic SeiIbabn 10000 Weni9en per
Wonat ben 8ers binan. @ebe ,penn tort
ein llnfau pafirtl @ir benten nit s~rauts
gem S9reden bran.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
Daniel Yueb,

Sott Dem ~Aulnadtl9en 9etauen, am Sonnta9,
ben %. Sebruar, unlern Seliebten Slater, relp.
~S6mie9erpater,
Daniel Yueb,
perIeben nit ben beili9en Sterbeiatramenten irs
before Senieits gu ruien.
Der Verltorbene mar 9eboren 81 9tagem, i'm
@rpBberSo9tbum 0lirembur9, uno errei6te bas
bobe alter Don SS Sa6ren uub 4 Wouateu.
9taboem er aus bouGnoil6en MilitGroieniten
entlaiien, beiratbele er i'm oreiBI9iten Qebenss
iabre, 9atba ina SolS, nit Der er Is Sabre 9liids
li6er Gbe perlebte, unb bic ibm i6on "a Sabre
i'm 5ooe p~srauS9in9. Dor II S.abren fam er
bon Ribelsber9, Smmerr, na6 9merita unS
lebte bel ieiner So9ter %Satbarina, Satin oes
arStes y. S6pino, bis gu ieInem Sooe. Der
Serltorbene bate iieben Sinoer, BON beren 3
inn i'm &ooe porousgiu9en. Bon ben pier 9ebenz
ben 1T 6arl nod IN Stlnmern, europa, SoIepb
lebt bel 2altotte, Sadion &c., Soma, Suian
10, 69egattin BON u. Heiier, pobnt ebeniols
bel 9oDtotte, uno &at6arina, Satin BON Or.
S9wiuo, III geDtors, Elpmoutb So, ga. Die
iterbli6en ueberreite wlroeu aui benz GotteSs
ader gu ee9Jtars sur Gube beltattet. r. /. +.
9eWorS, ben 90. Sebruar 1885.
SIM gtamen Der traueruben Sinterblisberen,
@e3. y. S6tptnS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
@eraoe 0~rauiamfett.

ST es redt, gud ielbt unb Sure Samilie an
8ranfbeit
.lslbsn"
gu laiien, ipeun be 8ranfbeit 10 leidt perbins
bert un6 9ebeilt merben fam
Sur6 SopfensSittersl II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

%9er &leiSers II. Glentpaarens S6nbIer,
5err s. Subrman, q. IS. @de Der glap
u. 9. StraBe, i6lieBt iein @ei9dft II. pers
'fGuft ale feline @aaren au &oitpreiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

Sronm In eeiues ysbens 3agsn
9oit has 9reus bu n0dseiraseu
Getntm 6eildnh III Scoulo;
Hub wenu timer bic Siiroe oridte,
6leperp aui oeiu Huge bltte
!Su BEN 6srSen p1asr 6tlo,
Gas, sr6hust our6 ote 8unoe.
Su oes Seioeus bitt'rsr Stunoe
Groit uno siHo'rune uns uerleibt,
limb. Jom &ooespieu getrohsn,
Inns ais ein9an9sibor ltsbt ofen
81 oes Simmels Sslis.eit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
Mtltpaufee Warftbertnt.
Weue 4 n5eigen.
CODES AnSeise.
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Sn ieinem unerfori6li6en Ratbi6luiie bat es
@ott benz aama6ti9en sefaaen, am Sonnta9,
ben %. Sebruar, unlern s~eliebten Slater, reip.
S6mieaerputer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
&auft samet, tint SeorSeu ae,oaeni

E@1$N0 ananuns bd n1hn4 sasuu samn BITE t$1nan ghme! be smnt u1 sus ASSs
VIEW SMaaa sasm gs s"" SeSaMn r. SaIs. esn@sS$Sa sMr"Ws' '1asSS. &&HS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
Colonial u. anbere Waaren,
@etrdnte &C.

Bleimineral, .............. $18.0O-1S.W
8intmineral blsck.j jack dry boonsj 6.5O-1O.OO
Richland beacon., 1885-04-25

Agents assA oGer US anything less Than the
ak~ye rates.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-25
AWise Grand Juror.

Daring the days Of reconstruction
under TIE ra9-'ag, ,bob-tail rule Of the
scallawags and carget-baSgcrs few
negroes We're thought qualified to
to draw their two-d"lIars per dlein as
grand jurors of some OF the counties
Of Alabama. One Old dsrAry III
TalladcSa had his lot 50 appolntei.
and after the boiy adjourned awAlte
nclghbor was Interested to know who
had been indicted III his section, SO he
approached the old s)n OF dusk and
held the following coiioquai inter
view with, him:
Hannibal, L am inf'raed that you
were on the last grand JURY.
"Yes dat is So, but | can't tell
muffin
"lS that 50 ,?
Richland beacon., 1885-04-25

Old Lady Goodheart took up a
newspaper, the other day. and upon
reading the caption, MAX n5 Besse-
mer Steel she threw down the vile
sheet and exclaimed: I've no isnce
with the papers any more. You can't
find thing in en- that dosen't mako
your blood bile. Now, l don't s'spose
that Bessemer had any notion of steal
in, but they went to work aud made
him do it. My! My! what wicked
world this is, to be sure.-Yonkers
Gazette.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-25

The scribes, hypocri,es, and phar-
isees Of the Republican press are
having fits because ''rebal" has been
appointed United States Minister to
Mexico. When a Republican Pres
ident sent Mosby, the bushwhacier,
and that bos. killer VI Union soldiers,
Gen Longstreet, abroad in the diplo-
matte service, no objections were
made, because they had made coll
fession of the Republican faitE.
=ChicaCO Herald. nd.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-25

"Why old man, ysu don't say
you're most ninety-eight, and was
born and lived in Virginia, and never
saw George Washington" Feeble
old darkey-"Dot am er fact, boss,
Isc an homes ole man, an am too
fur gone in dis worl' tor tell yer a lie.
l Inebber seed young George, but lor',
sab, his poo, ole gran'ladder an gran
mudder yuse ter rtink u powerful sight
oh me. N. Y. Sun.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-25

The editor of county paper says WIN
rnnch reason: 1t Is an expererce "i put
li.hers .Iat to many people are apt to ih'nk
II matters but lrie whether tie newspaper
Lili IS paid promptly OF rot, ha, II Is d small
sum. au, OF but ll',- Consequence. This Ia
no, b-cau.e sHbscfI { are nwIiilnI To pa.
bn, because they are neglI-en,. Each one
irnaglne.. because his years indebtedness
amount, 70 ANAL sun, The publisher cannot
lie much In want ot ~, without TOR moment
tfiuLiuy mat 'he income of a newspaper IS
ma :e of lt.,i such small ainOnnt-, and that tho
aggregate of all subscupuon' IS ~ ~ incan;
an uncomfortable sum OF money IA,
Richland beacon., 1885-04-25
Game Lay.

According to the act Of the leg
islature of 1882, it is unlawful in
this state to catch or kilr any wild
duck, deer OF fawn between the first
day of March and frs. day Of October
under penalty Of not less than $25
nor more than $50. Turkeys arc
protected from The 18th of Apr" to
the FRS; of October; also Qusils, part
ridges and pbeasants from tho first
of April TO The first Of Octol er
Richland beacon., 1885-04-25
NJ NiiER II.
lowing


lowing:
NO. Is, CLINTON Pifcc
New Yo-a N,1ch.>7 1855
II have great pleasure III introduc-
ing to vou by this note our dear bro
ther, Mr.. c. A. Prcller, Of London.
England, known to us hv several
visits 10 New York. Hoping Won
may he autuallv profited Lv tins
friendship during his stay III your
city.
| am yours,
RICHARD W. OVENS.
To Rev pr. umcs II. Books, 2l2 Norh
Fifth Stect, 81, Linus No
Commercial Herald.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-25

The trouble about enforcing the liquor law
in Maine is not IN the weight or hshtness Of
penalties, but in public opinion. II public
scutimen, were sI,ously against liquor selling
/, would be comparatively easy toenioT.cthcIaw
Richland beacon., 1885-04-25
The RiCHlAhD BEACON
" PaLhshed every Saturday morning, a,
AYviLLE, LovIsIANi
WILEY P. MANGHAM- -PfOprietOr.
Terms Of fSubscriptiOn
- for AnnOun unceunents.
Table OF Advertising Rate.

Nssommsnded by the Louisiana Press Associ-
alton for adoption by the publishers OF
ssunrry newspapers, in This State, in nc-
septing I'D er,ssme MIS- from advertising Z
aGsn,s
Transient advertising one inch, one time
>, so; sash subsequent time. IS cents.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-25
A REVOLVING SIGHT
In the Southern Hotel at 81.
Louis.

luE BODY OF AMiN MUCH DECOMPOsED,
POUND PACKED N A TRUMAN ROOM
IN THE HOTEL! MYSTERIOUS MUIR
Richland beacon., 1885-04-25

aSsvs rates
10 se.,s per line, each insertion, for reading
rsusr o. local notices. 25 per cen, addei to
above rates !Sr each change Of yearly, hall
yearly Or quarterly advertisements
Positively no reduction from above rates fol
the accommodation of any one.
Cash mus, accompany every order unless
the advertiser or agent 10 known by the pro-
Pristor 10 be a responsible party.
Communications must reach this office by
~ before Thursday mornings, If they appear
II the Arst issue after they are received, and
advertisement mus, be handed in teiore Fri
day sssn. II
- Pleaso Remember
Thsi hereafter all advertisement. of Judi
A.i sales must be paid for before the days of
"a 10 or they will be taken out and the sales
s,cPDel., .lHdo Instance will this rule be de-
vnUt fpa. rhess is no law to compel any
ssGss vsfk fef another for nothing, and We
propose 70 quit it. Hand in tho money with
tAs-sd vssAi.ssnea il you ~ant it to 30 iu If
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
LACK OF soHOoLs AMOYG THE MINERS.

WILKEsBARRE, Aug. 13 (SpecidD.-ln every
breaker In the anthracite coal fields employed boys
ranging IN age from six to nineteen The temptation OF
parents put the boys In the breaker TO earn ~
month s great especially II the family has lost father
or brother In the mines. The result is that the boys
grow up In ignorance. The Legislature to put stop to
this passed a law last winter forbiddng the employ
ment In any breaker Of boys under fourteen. This
throws out Of work In this county alone some 1400
hoys The purpose OF the law 10 TO take the boys
ony 81 the breakers and put them to school But
drculty arises there are not enough schools Those
tbey Cannot afford 10 build schoohouees, working only
hsmc In one district application has been made for
300 extra seats but the teachers say thcy ba'c now
more scholars than they can accommodate.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
MEXICO REPLIES TO THE RAILROADS.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 13, via GalvestOn.-
The Cabinet after aiprotracted discussion, has decided
the nature OF the reply to be made
TO the representatives OF the railroad COM
pancs the question OF whether the
railways be exempted from the operation OF the
decree OF June D. The Government has decided that
exception shall be made In favor OF the railroads and
that the law OF June % shall be enforced to
the letter Subsidies will not be paid and
not OF the customs Will be appropriated
10 the railroads which will have 10 submit to the ex
gencies OF the situation. The Government maintains
that 1t the railroads nothing except the small
amount OF subsidy which would have accrued
them since the publication OF the decree and this
amount aud that falling duo In future months will be in
cuded In the Governments floating debt The Govern
ment will even deliver up the subsidy certificates
TO the railroads, claiming that tho roads have no
right TO them. and that even IL the certificates
were still receivable for customs duties. the
Government would not be obliged TO deliver
up than enough to keep the railroads
supplied with the amount required to cover the
monthly subsidies. The Government objects TO the
railroads anassng large amount OF certificates and
using them security for loans and considers that IL
onent TO the Central road before In permitn the
to ssue debentures with subsidy certificates as
security,
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 13.-About 1870 o'clock
this morning fire broke out in the planing mill OF the
sturtevant Lumber Company, on the flats. The fire
started in the drying kiln OF the MILL The rcmen were
aided 10y heavy rain IN getting IL under control Tue
loss reached e9O.0OO Insurance about sGOOOO
NORTH Easros. Mass. Aug. I3.-The house and furni-
ture OF Calvin Marshall burned thls morning The
loss is -, 500 Insured In IOlyoke for 5000
CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION, w. Aug. l3.-Iho store and
dwelling Of v Stevens OF watervilevt. burned
this morning by the bursting Of oilsove. The loss
Is $1,000 partly insured.
RosDouT. n. y, Aug. l3 (Spcotdb.-The lee house OF
the National Ice Company, on the Hudson River,
opposite Barrytown was burned this afternoon. IL Is
supposed to have been struck by lightning.
CASAJonARfE. n. Y, Aug. 13 tspeeia).-The barn OF
George Fiske at Fort Plain, struck by lightning
and burned with Its contents The loss several thou
sands OF dollars
FoRDwIcH Ont, Aug. l3-strome's saw'ml here was
burned last night with nearly all It's stock NJ lumber
The loss Is $4,000 no Insurance.
PoUGnKEIpsig Aug. 13.-Cottrel. Williamson Co s
icehouses Glasco struck by lightning and burned
1t Is supposed that they were insured
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
WESTERN NAIL AssOCIATIO'


CHICAGO. ILL.,, Aug 13-For the first time In It's history
the Western Nail Association met In Chicago yesterday
Tie conference has decided that the feeders who took the
places Of the striking naers should be given
but that the naers would BE- taken back when they
ceded TO the Associations terms.
NATIONAL SOCIETY OF BAvARIAN AMERICANS
CHICAGO, Aug lS.-within the next three days tho
Bavarischer National Verein Won Nord Amerika will be
organized in Chicago Thirty delegates from the various
Bavarian societies Of the country In the city and
have effected temporary organization, Valentine
Leehna Of Buffalo, being chosen president II is the
purpose OF the convention 10 amagamate all tho Bava
rian societies In the United States.
ODD FELLOWS OF MASSACHUsETTS
BOSTON, Aug. 13.-The Grand Lodge Of Massachusetts,,
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows, met here to-day.
Reports show the finances Of the order to bo
In good condition There in the state 173 subord
nate lodges One new lodge has been instituted. The
receipts for the year have been $152880 $55021 has
been paid out for charitable purposes.
RELIEVING THE ST. ALBANS TRUST COMPANY.
ST. ALBANs, VT, Aug. 13-In the test case against
Lawrence Brainard and other directors Of the Trust
Company to for losses by the failure Of that In
stituton. Judge Royce In the County Court somq time
ago gave decision 0fra, sustaining the defend
ants demurrer tho plaintiffs declaration and this has
brought sxanst the directors BY virtue Of section Of
the charter which provided that the directors OF the
Trust Company should bo personally liable for losses Of
depositors. The defendants demurred on the ground
that NO actual loss had been proven.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
GERMAN SETTLEMENTS IN AFRICA.

ZANZIBAR, Aug. II. The Sultan of Zanzibar
was fnformed yesterday by Admiral Paschen. command
Ing tc German feet here that unless he complied within
twensy-four hours with Germany's preliminary demands
concerping the possessions claimed In Zanzibar
by Gafman subjects. friendly negotiations would be
dropped. The Sultan making reply to this notice
wifh the time specified, Admiral Paschen has moved
his Squadron up In front OF the suian's palace and
taken position there. II thought that this demon
straiion By Germany will have the effect Of inducing
the Sultan TO accee TO Germanys demands FOR an ami-
cable settlement Of the dispute.
HArBURG, Aag i3-A private telegram from Zanzi'
bar that dispute between the Sultan aud Ger
many has been adjusted, and that the Sutan admits
lrrrrany's supremacy In tho disputed territory and
promlses 10 withdraw thence the Zanzibar troops.
PARIS. Aug. ia-The Chamber OF Commerce has
sent memorial to the Government protesting
against the prctension OF Germany In assuming pos
.e.son OF Port eegrro and Little Popo. the west
coast Africa and drging the Government 10 main
tain the rights Of France along that part OF the African
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
THE FLoGGryG OF MR.. PEARcE.

LONDON Aug. 13.-AIr. Francis, the gentle
man who yesterday logged Mr. Pcarce. OF the Glasgow
shspsaissng firm John Elder Brothers. for the al
legged betrayal OF the formers daughter to-day Instituted
crimlnal action against Mr. Pearce Yeserdaytheatter
explained the difficulty TO reporter Of The Pail Mall Ga
by saying that the charge OF betrayal was false and
that tho whole thing but Of blackmail OF
peculiarly bad kind. For this statement Mr.. Francis
his action lie says no thought that rearce had
done him a wrong sufficiently cruel In betraying his
daughter under the guse OF friendship without adding
the insult OF describing the family as blackmailers.
Mr. Pearcc rich Conservative and had been selected
by the Tories stand their candidate for Glasgow In
IN. coming election. He was recently appointed 70
represent the British shipping interest on the Royal
Commission 10 inquire into the causes OF the depression
OF English trade Mr.. Francis 10 n gentleman OF re-
spectacle social standing. and IA member OF the
Government civil Service, being an inspector OF
customs
Mr. Pearce SAYS he intend to notice the action
OF Mr. Francis bringing suit against him for libel on
the charge OF backma believing. he says that Francis
IL cranky" Mr.. Pcaroe to-day attended the nrst
sitting OF the Commission on Trade Depression. A.,
Miss Frnncis admits that she WIS intimate WIN Mr
Psrcc but that he did not beray her she mas not
seen him three months and since the separation she
ha. trying to honest living She exonerstes
Mr. Pearce and says her parents only wish to 0lackmail
him
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
CHOLERA SPREADING.
NEW CASES IN SPAIN AND FRANCE.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN SEVILLE AND MARsEILLEs-
PRECAUTIONS In ITALY.

GREAT EXCITEMENT IN SEVILLE AND MARsEILLEs-
PRECAUTIONS IN ITALY.
MADRID, Aug. 13.-There were 4.433 new
OF cholera reported throughout Spain yesterday
and 1.648 deaths from the disease.
There is great excitement in Seville over the Govern.
mens proposal to abolish the power of the local author
tiles during the prevalence cholera because Of their
nefcency In sanitation and to itself the drec-
ton Of the citys local affairs The populace hostile
TO the doctors and to any interference In family
aars and they strongly support the local authorities
Great crowds assembled In all the public places last
evening to discuss the situation and the Civil
Gunrd was called upon TO dispense them.
Thirty five of cholera and thirty-one deaths
from the disease reported I'm this city to-day In
tbo province outside OF the city there seventyve
works and the wife OF another government official have
suctnmbed to the disease The municipal authorities
siosd 10 Seville In saragossa the condition OF affairs is
fmWoving Granada suffers from lack or doctors and
medical students have been detailed to attend to patients
Granada Is suffering most from the scourge. The peo-
p attribute the visitation to divine wrath and wear
OF charity assiduous might and day n at
tentne 70 the wants Of the sufferers The Archbslop
h09Bod his equpages In order to obtain FUNDS Tor rcef
measures and has offered HIS palace as hospital.
Has. Aug. 13.-Reports received to-day from Mar
ses state that the cholera there has received fresh
imtus owing to the extreme heat that the number OF
n has steadily increased and that the disease
n hu3usually fatal IN consequence OF the heat.
BDNg Aug. 13.-The Government is arranging to con-
ropoor Italians employed at Marsees and along the
Fh coast by rail to Italy In order to be able to super
yf1n3 their habits and prevent their Infection with
ch6sa. The fnormd newspaper) Of this city, protests
asst this action calculated to introduce cholera
ittay, and insists that poor Italians returning home
frQIfhe injected districts OF France should be CON-
to travel by water and be subjected to quarantine
hef<te being allowed to land.
~ ravagcs OF tho cholera I'm Granada are horrible.
Of the victims OF the disease drop and die In the
sr<9. where In many they remain for hours be-
fctlcy gathered up at night for hurried and un-
cer0tHonous burial In common trench
81 PEIERsBuRo. Aug. 13.-It is positively denied that
tr any cases OF cholera in the suburbs OF odessa
The<Dwn is enjoying perfect health.
Mk+sEILLRs. Aug. 13.-There were thirty-fve deaths
frooholera this city to-day Thirteen patients were
adnkted TO the Pharo Hospital. Ave OF whom subse-
quakfly died.
H1IPnoSc Aug 13.-The cholerais decreasing. The
troocs have been withdrawn and dispersed along the
sllo1&4 of the bar.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
DAMAGE DONE ATHARAToGA.

SARATOGA, Aug. Is tSpeciaD.-ln the two
torms that swept this place this afternoon 400
inches Of rain fell. The wind blew gale whe tne
crash of thunder and fash Of lightning were grand
Tho storms were the most destructive that have visited
this place since the memorable Of October A. 1853
30 heavy was the wind that trees were broken ike reeds
Lester Chatteron and two horses he was driving were
struck by lightning and instantly killed The nagpoc
on the Grand Union Hotel was shisered' as was
aIso the Flagstaff on the vichy Spring Colon
made At the latter place were number
of guests, who were temporarily affected by
the shock among the number John McB Davidson
r. 1. Pommer, samuel Kobe, wife and child, OF New,
York; Mr. and Mrs. s. Klotz Of Brooklyn; Edward
Walker of st. Louis; and Thomas ]. Rourke, OF Apa-
nv The latter rendered deaf for about forty-nve
minutes The flashes Of lightning followed In snch
rapid succession that many people became greas22
alarmed laud slide occurred on the Lake Rairoad,
and the lightning made itself manifest in several places
in the Lake region. Many or the streets were
hooded and cellars were ovcrowed In the lower streets
fhe heing carry OF the surplus water
Considerable damage done to property at schuyer
yile Baston Spa and Ketchum's Corners