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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24

iduIe eri1eint bas Capital ais cine lei1te,
umberlaufenoe Sldttertroue, bic ii9 felbs
formis ausueitet unb nit let6ten Dsfs
sliebern perieben lit. Die @suoIbesurte
unb Gippen laufen in cine Spite gu, unb
ss iett iid in ibnen bic @lieOeruus Der
BfeiIer fort; jebo@ 10, baB bas YrOfil
idrdse Settenfld9en bat, bic f3 elmer
gemeiniamen Spite s~uneisen.
Die paienbe @usua5I unb Tertbeiluug
Der Sarben beim Initrid ber Wdube,
BfetIer, &ippeu unb @epOlbe NIT !3ei9s
nungen BON Beinranten, Bldttsrn, glumen
uno 9olofreusden, in ipmmetrii3er 8etie
seorSnet, sibt Dem sanSen Snnern elm iebr
~sefdaisss ausieben. Serr Us. Sobnion
aus burlington bat bier cine ausgeSei9s
nete arbeit seliefsrt. am meiiten iebo9
Stebt bas Sbor Die Aufmerfiamteit auf ii9.
Gin i9Ones @IasgemdIbe i'm mittleren
Geniter ldBt ben 81. Sobnnnes, ben Saffron
Der Stride, ais ben 8orI6ufer bes CANNES
@Ottss, bas bic Climber Der BeIt binrpess
ntmmt, maieltdtii9 beroortrsten. Inter
benz eIbem eri5eint in rieiiger @r6Be iiber
benz aItar bic &~reu3i9unss. 8ruppe, cine
@ruppe bon 4 Statuen (Sbriltus am
Sreu5e, Waria, Sobannes unb Wtagbas
lena) aus benz uuiibertrofeuen Min6ener
SnItttut.
WdbrenS aIio bas b5. Opfer bes neuen
Gunoes auf benz 2llture, Seius @briitus
in Srooss unb @sinssefalten ii9 Dem
bimmlil6sn Sater fir uns blrbrtu9t,
e~rinnsrt uns bas Bib be8 81. @orIGufers
oaran, baB basielbe Spfer i9on i'm alten
8unoe i'm Siterlumme porgebilDet mar,
unb bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3eigt ms Die
blutt9e, peIterlOi enoe 9arbrin9ung besiels
ben Spfers auf Dem GutOarienbsrse.
Rurtu, bic i9msrsbufte 0sutter, eri6eint
uns ba als bic Gr6iterin Der 8etribten,
Der 81. Qpoite[ Sobannes aIS ber feui9s
Singer, ben Seius Iieb bate, unb suoem
er ipra9: rSiebe ba beine Nutter".
udbrsnb MasoaIena, am 6uBs bss Rrsuses
nteoerssiunteu, tbre 81. SaBtbranen
petnt.
Der Bau obne bic innere 2lusItattung
toitet $40, 900. 0teie Summe wuroe
sroBentbeils aus Der ct. Sobauness @es
meinbe ielbit 5uiammcnBebra9t, t5eitS
bur9 gripurniiis aus Der jabrIi9en Stubls
rente, tbeiIs bur3 Subicrtpticnen tbsits
bur9 SauS. un6 &irdencolleffsn, ibeils
AUDI Surd ben @rtras uou Goncsrteu.
S6auipteIen, 8erloIungen II. u. Soft
tennt Seoen, Der %mitgebotfeu, ~iejuer Utls
ieitdt bisieu bsrrIi6eu Esmpti 0Wfsuboueu
unb pirb i'm rbeIobusu. Wt6ge Der SIM
~ueibunastdg am S. Ssptum6er elm
Eriumpbsas ilnierer 81. &eIigiou ietn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
Der MoIeIwein 1T befanntIid ausoe.

Der MoieIwein 1T betanntIid ausae.
sei6net, etuaS berbe, aber befo beiier.
SD bebauerte' nur, buB meiu alter Sreunb
Sobn 2en'en in apon, Sbio, beGen Sci,
matb Der Moielitrom lit ni3t Bel mir mar.
Goblen, on ber Minbuug Der WoieI in
ben &bsiH gele9en. lit in abminiitratiuer
Sinii6t bic Sauptitaot Der &bsin. grouin,
nnb bat iber 80, 900 Ginmobner unb iiber
500 Wann Soloaten. Sn militdrii6er
Siuiidt nit gbreubreititetu gilt Goblens
ais Seifun9 eriten &an9es.
Din S1Snbeit Der Sage ibertrifft Sob
len, ale Stdbte am Nbein. Die Stabt
beitebt aus swet Sbetlen, Der an Der Wo:
iel liesenben alien, uno Der rbeinaufmdrts
liesenOe neuen Stabt in e~riterer finbet man
ense trumme, tn lesterer grade i9Sne
StraBen.
Oas tOui9Ii6e &eiibens: S6loB 1878
- '86 pom &urFiiriteu WenSeIaus erbaut,
unb BON linn beUobnt wdbrenb Der Srarso:
isnberridaft. &aSaretb felt rs, bann re:
%itaurirt unb utel pom Der prsuBii5en &D;
nissfamilie bspobnt, lit Der QtebIinesaufs
entbalt Der &aiisrin ausuiia. Die alte
Dame 1T in @obIeu5 iebr beIiebt, unb cine
@obltbdterin Der &rmen unb YerlaHenen.
aae 2eute, nit Oenen mir in Seribruns
famen, ipraden nit bober G4tuns pon Der
Rutiertn. @obIeus lift reid an Sebenss
wiirbisteiten auer Irt, unb lit IS ms uns
m6gli9, auf alIes e~inSslne e~inSugeben. SIS
lei u Gt!i9rS trudbnt.
Die non Der &atiertu Iusuita sei6afies
men &beinanlagen iinb wObl bic f6Onifen
ibrer art; ie Sieben li@ pom SoIsbof
rbeinaufwarts bis 3ur 5ueiten giienbubnz
Bride unb biIben einen berrli9sn Spa.
sierwes nit i96ner Infi6t. Inter ben
8irden 1T bic tauienbidbrise Stride ct.
Gator bic iG6nite Der Stabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24

Qanbmann nm perlorene Stunben su fill
len, ii9 na1 9utem &eleltoffe uut. QStr
fupponiren, bag in eiuem tatbpliihen 6uuie
AUDI fatbplii6e BIGtter iu finoen iiuo,
aber INNER nod sibt es Gsute, Die Neues
ani9affeu molten, ibren &inbern germ quite
9iteratur in bic 9anb 9eben. ober ben 8ars
lortii9 gu 5ieren iu6en. @OttlOb bic 3ett
lit poriiber, ba mir &atboIiten nt4ts bats
ten. mas al 0eieitoif unb Iusitattuns ben
uer9iiteten Iiberalen 3etti6rifteu sleidtam.
Ssute lit bas anbers. @ir baben beute
cine iuuitrirte 2iteratur, bic ii5 benz Iibes
ralen S6uno fiibn an bic Settle itelen
tam, iowObI an 8ort, ais aud in Bib.
Oa iino:
9euIider SausidaB in 8ort unS
Bib. XII. Sabrgaug. gOr uns Iiesen Die
0efte 10, II, IL, Is II. IA, Elm 6eft beiI er
als bas anbere, Elm Bib pra9tiser ais bas
anbere. NoUeaen unb 8elebrenbes, Boe;
lis uno Broia mobI semiidt. Der neuc
Subrsans be9inrt nit October. Oas Seft
toitet bios 20 Gents uub ale 30 Gage err
i9siut Elm Seft.
Iltc nno gteue @elt. Sin i1uitsirtes
fatbclii9es TauiltenbIutt CUR lluter9aItuns
uno 8elsbrung. Die 3sitiGrift, bic benz
v9auSi@at" ni5t na5febt, BAT bereitS
DEN 90. SabrsanS errei9t. @s eri6einen
id3rlt9 "a 6sfte, a Is Gents. Die Dor
uus aus5e6rettetsn 9efte pou Is bis 90
iinb seiptft uOQ 6es beiten 2eieitofies aQer
Art nit ben prd9tisIten Sauitratiunen.
Singer, aber beBwesen ni9t pent9er
beIebrenO unb fir bic Sussnb ~puiisnO, lit bic
in @roboctap bel anton Buitet in Salss
burg eri9einenbe &dtbOlilhe 8arte, cine
tuuItrtrte Wtonatsi6rift our llnterbaltung
unO gelebrurs. SabrIi9 eri6einen 5uSIf
6efte. Die Nummeru fir Stunt, Suli uno
&uguit ~beseusen, buB bas. mas Der GiteI
iaSt, rt9tis lit. Die Mouotsi6rtft lit
unterbaltenb uno belebrenb, uno
omar in bobem @ra6e. Die Stide fino
gut, fem unb cine i6Sne 3ierbe fir ben
Cert. 2si6er 1T uns BET Yrei8 ni6t be,
tonnt, bod in ieber sutsn Su6bunoIuns
3n erfGbren.
Nuf cine j3eitl5rift beion6ers m66ten
mir Die AufmertiGmtett unierer Qeier len:
fen, auf Sic iatbOiiiGeu Miiiiuuen ndms
lid. 0teier iuuftrirten 3eitidrift fam
ni9ts @ebnli6es an bic Settle geiteut pers
ben. Sn 8ort unb Bib piro bier Die
gerbreltung bes @lau6ens unb bic 2etoen
Der Miiiioudre in allen UeItibeiIer gei6iIs
bert, Sitteu unb @sbrdu9e Der YOlter
Der en- / ntelten @eserOen bei5rieben, uno
10 uiel Oes Qebrret6en 9eltefert, baB bieie
OfOnatsi9ttft gu teinem tatboIii6en SAINT
ltnttide febIeu iolte. Oubei lift Der
grsis, $l.75 per Sabr, ipOttbtais.
Gum SdIuB ta5en mir nod elmer fir
bic mittIere SusenO beittmmten 3ettidrtit
@rwabnuns au tbun, bic ii9 idueu Balm
sebrO9en. @ir meinen bamit: ,ltnIsrc
3eituna". SQutrirte Monatsi6rtft ftr's
jun9e golt. Sdbrli6 II 5efte nit @bromo
a % @ents. Der 9eieitOff bteier Sugenbs
iariit lit Elm seudbIter, oft uus fir bic
Sugeno gu 9elebrt i6eiuenOer. GbromOs
uno Siloer finb wabre Weiiterperte unb
i0rSern ben suten @si3mad.
9lae bieie J3etti6riften iinb in ie6er suten
8u9banoluus gu bdben, ober werben auf
geIteuung prompt geltefert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
-Suxesm 6urgifGes $.
yereinigte Staatsn.

Dem Iusi9nitt elmer IN Beniacola,
Sloriba, eri9einenoen en9liiaen 3eitun9,
unb einem 8ripatbrtefe eutusbnen MIR Das
Sol9eube iber baS iilberns YrieIteriubi>
Idum unieres uerebrten 0anbmannes S.B.
Baaien. Sas Subildum purbe in Der ct.
Ridaelstir9e gu 8eniacola, SIorioa, am
MittwO9, ben IL. ausuit, s~efeiert. Ser
sSubtlar celebrate natiirlib has feierlibe
So9amt, a~liitirt pon P. Dintslrieo S. j..
uon ct. Soiepb, Robile, 9Iab. II. &eu. Wcs
gormid, pom Der Wobiler &atbebralc ais
Oiaton resp. Subbiafpn. Ser bo6w'ite
Biidof auf ieiuem EbronieReI NIT Reu. o.
Gaqasban CUR &e9ten unb Reu. 2auase
Dor Montsommerp, alabama, our 2tnfen.
&eu. EoIein mar Geremontenmeilter unb
auBer ben @enannten wobnten i'm Shore
nod BITE Serru @ladenmsper, Der bo9w.
S. Brown BON Birmingham uub &eu. B.
4ane BON Harrington bel. Sie Seftpres
bist belt Reu. Gtrnan, BON ct. 9atrid,
Wobile alabama. gu gbren bes Subilars
warb Elm ausfus per Oampfer mad Sort
Bittins sema9t, Don mo man segen baIb
feds ubr abenbs suriidfebrte.
Ser Sabilar erbielt CUR Seier pra1tuolle
@eI9ente. Inter 4n6srn erudbnen MIR
elm feinss solbenss Sitsniorium i'm sotbis
i9en Stple gebaut, bas tim bic Terwanos
ten gum @ei9enfe madtsn feline Sreunbe
iberbra9tsn inn einen soIbsnen &el9, bic
@emeinbe i6enfte ibm einen ebeniol9en;
etn tuuifrei9sr iilberuen Walertrug nit
8e9ern prdientirte Doctor uno Wabame
6arpis pou 8eniacola, elm Sueiter filbers
men &rus ~ofisrirte Step. s. s. Srown Don
8irmiusbanl, bic Catholic Knights ers
freuten ibren setitli6en Director nit ez
nem idSnen iilbernen @iyarrenfano, bic
BarmberSisen S9wsiteru pon 9fep Orr
leans iaubten cine tinltlerii9 seitifte ieis
oene @iborienbede H.. |. ~.
Dag Der bo5parbtss Slater 8aaien
bod i'm Gnieben Bel isiuen Witars
beiteru i'm Wetubsrse 6es Ssrru. sbenios
pobl ais bel ietner @emsinbe itebt,
beweiien bisie 3ei9em Der 9o9a9tuns.
limb bart bat 9err Baaien searbeitet, bat
er bod cine ber i90niteu uuo Sel9mads
pOaiten Sir6e bes Sansen Saoens srft
Dor &ursem benz Oisnlte beS 0errn iibers
seben. bic iiebente, bic er wdbrenb ieiner
WihionstbdtiSteit erri9tete.
Slater Baden lift Der erite tatbolil6e
prieitsr in alabama ober Slorica, benz es
9egeben warb, ieiu lilberass Subildum gu
feieru. WSse i'm BET 0err bsl9iben, ben
9uten lisbeu Treunb, baS er aud baS
solbene Subilaum uOr benz @nbe ieiner
Gage fetere!
3u & emf E wurbe AM Is. ausuit
in Der fatbolii9sn Rir9e Serr $. S9pes
bad nit Sri. Bed ebelt6 9etraut. Das
iunge 8aar pirb fi6 in &emisn niebers
lafien uno elm eiSenes @ei9dft a%nfausen ;
Slid unb Sesen I'M neuen Stano!
IS freut unS INNER, wenn mir
isbsu, baB bic iuuseu 9ursmburser -
@meritaner ibr sutes SOrttommen In BET
8elt finben unb ielbiitdnOis per6en.
Sine bsionbere Srsu6e madte es uns bies
fer Gage ben 8eiu9 bss d~lteiten Sobnes
uuierss tadtisen 9lsenten Serrn s. Rsuens
aus BORT Baibinston gu erbalteu. Der &eis
isnbsr fir bic YbSnir Chair Co., bic Spsits
srSBte Stublfabrit Der Ser. ct. In Sbes
bopsan, Wtsc., 1T unb ii9 bss 3utrauens
niat aQein Der @Ompasnis, ionbsrn au4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
Bon Der WoSet.

giner aus gobIsns 8. ausuit 1886 bas
tirtsn gorrsiponbsn5 an bic vamerita"
entnsbmen mir bas SOIsenbe iiber bic MOs
.ielseseno.
Die Stabt Grier bat ansefa5r 10000
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
Outer SeSerpH.

0ie 3eit Der grnOte lit Oa; bic Gage
psroen tir3sr, bic 9lbenbe Idnser; bic ars
belt I'M 6slb unb @arten IaBt mad unb 70
fisbt ni9t alsin Der Stabter, UNI bic lans
gen abenbe gu ~tirien, ionbern aud Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
Ratboltfder &tr6eu . 9aIenoer.

@om Soubi tummen.-Marc I.
sonnt. ben 90 9u9uIt ed pbcnsclf. Sob. &.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12

society paper states that thanks"
and thank you" are no longer proper.
The editor of that paper evidently rides
in street-cars.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12
\ LONDON HOLIDAY



LONDON, Nov. 9.-The weather 10 day Is
gloomy and threatening. Both officials
and populace appear oppressed, and pres
ent indications point to one of the dullest
Lord Mayors days that has occurred in
many years. Hundreds of rough and
hardened-lookiug character: swarm i'll
the roads leading from the slurs to the
city, and are fiockirg toward the route pro
posed for the lord mayors procession.
The absence of bunting and decorations
on public and private buildings is uu-
usual. Battalious of police as they are
marched along the routhe are heartily
cheered.
The only disturbance thus far i'll con
nection with :he lord mayors show was u
slight encounter between the police and
Il mob, 5000 strong, marching IN n body
into Trafalgar square. The mob hooted
in the square and attempted to- take up n
position, but the police separated them
and cleared the square, pushing the
crowd toward tho Thames ombankments.
There they renamed hooting and groan-
ing at all representatives, of law. The
feature of the day was the appearance
OF 300 medical students marching through
the strand, five abreast, and armed
with heavy bludgeOns their avowod pur-
pose being to aid the police in preserving
peace. 1t appears that the police did
not appreciate the boisterous loyalty of
tn @ 300 students who came to their aid,
for when they attempted to locate them
selves i'll Trafalgar square they were at
once dispersed. The possession started
without mishaP at the appointed hour,
and for the first mile its progress was
marked by 40 disorder. The procession
reached the law courts at Temble bar
without encOuntering anything moro
than usual horse-play.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12

fornia, by a Jealous youth who had be-
come insane.
DoN CossAcK, owned by the Cation Stock
Farm at Joliet, H., was Thursday award
ed first prize for trotting stations at the
New York horse show.
An express-car from Chicago on the
Lake Shore road was during Monday
night entered near Toledo and plundered
of valuable merchandise.
FREDERICK W. CAMPBELL, solicitor in
Chicago for the Fidelity and Casualty
company of New York, has been arrested
for the embezzlenent of 1852, while on
protracted spree.
ARTHUR ORTON, who served long term
in an England prison for representing
himself as the heir to the Tichborne es-
tate, has been arrested in Brooklyn for
persOnating the American soldier and en-
deavOring to draw his pension.
ANDREW HALLoCE, charged with the
murder of Michael Pikoyiski, cut his
throat with case knife in his cell at
Syracuse, n. Y. He will probably re-
cover.
Mr.. PowDERLY denies that, in his
speeches for Henry George in New York,
he hinted that Mr.. George ought to be
elected President. Mr.. Powderly says he
is protectionist from the crown of his
hat to the soles of his shoes.
The sealed car of the United States
Express Company, which runs on the
Lake Shore Road, between Chicago and
New York was discovered to have been
robbed when it reached Toledo, Monday
night. Various packages of valuable
merchandise had beeE opened, and an
unknown quantity carried off. Employees
are suspected.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12
Ctiaa va Market

CHICAGO. Nov 9.-FIour-ComparAi lively an
changed. Wbeat-Dull; opened zG14c above
YESTERDAY close, a2d closed 1zl34c higher for
cash and 14c higher for futures; "a 3-1G for seller
cash; = Il-1G for seller December; IS for seller
January sI5s for seller May COrL-Fairly ac-
tive aud frmer, opened AGssc above yesterday 8
cIo>e, closing about yGstefdsy; sJ,z for Keller
cash; aGis for seller December; &c for seller
January Az for seller May. O4ts-Pfices &
shade firmer than az close yeso rday for futures
cash Il q &c better, quiet; 70 for seller cash; 2G7s
for seller Dec=mber: 3Ol4 for seller May. BE
-5i45ll2. BarleJ-E.sy az 81 Prime timothy
II 63 Il Ct. Flax sesd-9s whIsky-Ils. Pork
Dull; demand light. with 10 material change
921 for seller cash: go fyr fe'ler December:
l0.071% for seller January. Lard-Duli and nom
fnai; - for seller cash; % for sc Ter Deeem-
Der; ; % for seller January. Sboa ders, s.10G
70; short clear, 5.s5g5 %; short it's i2>s for
s-ler January. Buttsr-Improying Creamery.
IG. Cheese Steady; fGll cream chedders,
uAG1i34; fats. IIJzGH9l; Young Americas,
111zG12 Egss-I6Gls. Hces ssd tsllow
Changed.
fIOur-gsosipts, 1900: shipmenrS, IS 600.
wheat-Receipts- ia 600; shipments 1900.
Corn-Rec-ipts, 17a,ooo. shipnaeats. $500.
osts-Receipts, I2z. 60: shipments. Iz7.Ool
Ry-Reeespts, 700. shipmeoSs- -
B4rieT-Reeeipts, fs 90; shipments. 81 0oo.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9-The Drovors journal re
ports: Cstti@-keceip11. 200; stronz for good
stock; shipping steers. 3-5e1s %; s5ocssrs aas
FEEDERS. % a3 10; cows, bulls and mixed, 1s0G
$50: bulk. soGz3o: through Texas cattle steady
a. 2 -IeGs co. western raagers firm; natives and
half breeds, 3 ooQs %: sinsered Texans. 2 500
3.I5- Hoss-Reoeipts- IS ooo; strong and shade
higher; rough and mixed. s-z5a3. 20; PACKING
and saippsng. s.5o12 $; light, 3 -s1as 50. skips,
2-aoG35. sheep-Receipts. 1900; steady; na-
tves, 2ooG3 Sc; wesgsrn, 2. o31s 90; Texans, 2 90
O. g-.Iambz. ? 00as 40
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12
CONDENSED I'ELEGRAMS
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

In sand pit at Scranton, nnsylgania
on Monday evening, four children were
smothered TO death.
BIZ the explosion of q boiler in a cotton
factory at Charleston, a cOlored fireman
was literally boiled IL steam.
A. J. VAUGHN, a Cleveland milkman
and his son and team were Sunday morn.
ing killed by tarin on the Pittsburgh
road.
THE court house at Lancaster, n. T..
with all the records, was destroyed by
fire Thursday morning. The loss on the
building is $4,000, with $4,000 insur-
ance.
A COSFLAGRATION Thursday at Battle
ford, in the Canadian Northwest Terri
tories, destroyed a number of struct-
urcs.
The only settlement thus far made by
the st. Paul road for the East Rio disas-
ter was the payment of $4,000 to Mr..
Winter, of Montana, for the loss of his
wife and daughter.
ADDISON CAaIMACK, Il veteran cotton
merchant of New Orleans, dropped dead
in the Grand opera house, in his seventy
seventh year. He was an uncle of the
famous bear leader in Wall street.
4 FOREST fire Is raging in Holland
Town ship, Shelby County, Illinois, a
tract three miles long and five miles wide
having already been burned over. Barns,
fences, and fields of corn have been de-
stroyed.
The Alderman hotel, at Lo0gootee,
Indiana, was destroyed by fire early yes
terday morning. Three guests perished
ia the hames-two of them being ohm
G. Gates and Michael Tracy, wins had
just been elected treasurer and auditor
Of Martin county.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12

Mr.. c. G. Loeber, native of Germany,
who was at one time a member of the
New York bar and later resident of San
Francisco, Is said to be engaged at his
work rooms, on Albany streets, this city,
III building air ships. He says that. after
years of study, he has discovered law of
motion that will make it as easy to navi-
gate the air as it is now to navigate the
ocean. The means by which he hopes to
accomplish this object will be steamer.
which he says, will carry its own fuel,
carry passengers and carry freight. as
easily rs if resting upon the water 1t
will be of steel, in the form of bird with
outstretched wings, the wings, to be them
selves immovable, though the mechanism
for elevation and propulsion will be sit
uated in them. The part of the machine
representing the body of the bird will
contain the steam boilers and engines.
and will carry the coal or other fuel ne
cessary for the production of the power
required. 1t will also be fitted up to ac-
commodate passengers and to carry
freight. Mr.. Loeber claims that the ma
chine cannot be overturned unless a tor
nado Is encountered. He places great
faith in his scheme, and in order to OBJ
tain money to carry it out, will PROBABLY
soon deliver course of lectures on air
navigation in this city.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12
ALL ABOUT THE STATE,

Stevens Point is to have a street rail
way.
Sturgeon Bay has a Seventh Day Ad-
ver tist church.
Over 200 cases of diphtheria are re-
ported at Marinette.
The Marinet Independent has been
discontinued owing to inadequate sup
port.
Clothes line lighteners have com
menced their thieying operations at Port
age.
The people of Pepin county, by 800
majority, have decided to return the
county seat TO Durand.
Measles has invaded the Lynch settle
ment, near Rhinelander. The disease was
brought from the Tomahawk country,
where the Indians are infected in large
numbers.
The water power at Little Chute, on the
lower Fox river is said to be as vast and
available as at any point on the river.
It is predicted that Little Chute will
eventually be the site OF thriving city.
The engagement of Miss Emma
Deuster, daughter of e1-Representative
Deuster, of Wisconsin, snd Baron Paul
Won Baumgarten, secretary of the Austro-
Hungarian Legation in Washington, is
announced.
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Packers Determined to Win the Fight.

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-In conversation with
reporter tonight. Delegate Barry said:
I'VE have pitted our stomachs against
the packers bank accounts. | met Nessrs
Botsfeld, Hatch L Fowler in the board of
trade this evening. They said the
press report of their determination to
refuse employment to union men
was correct l appealed to their sense of
reason and sense of justice but to no
effect They have thrown down the
gauntlet and we accept the challenge.
When l reported the result of the confer
ence TO the men they greeted il with rous-
ing cheers. No more negotiations viii
be attempted on our part. We will
carry the war into Egypt and will
leave no stone unturned to win
an honest victory. By that I mean
We Will use boycott and to call out men
in their houses whenever possible. Mr.
A. A. Carleton. the newly elected member
of the executive board of knights of La
Dor, is now On his way to Chicago. We
are going to beat the packers in this
night They can employ 5000
-scass and We can still
bring them to time: my own private
opinion of the strike is this: Fowler and
Armour are playing fast and loose with
.he other packers. They want to drlve
the packing trade away from Chicago
and handle Il az their western houses.
Those packers whose whole interests
are in Chicago are to be made
victims of this strategic move The
Knights OF Labor say this evening
that Master Workman Sylvester Gaunt,
Of the butchers' local assembly, did not
resign, but was expelled with E. B. Har
ver and T. F. Delan, charged with trea-
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON gossips says the Presi-
dent since his marriage every morning
sports a fresh button hole bOIuet."
All the members of the Cabinet were
in attendance at the meetings this after
noon except Secretary Whitney and Post
master General Villas.
GrpEAN TucKEu, Of New York. makes
haste to publish letter to President
Cleveland declining an appointment as
commissioner to examine one hundred
miles of the Occyoa aud California rail
road.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND Is about to ap-
point Lieut.. Colonel John Moore sur-
geon general of the army, one reason
for the selection being that he failed TO
ask for the position. He Is now on duty
at San Francisco rs assistant medical
purreyor.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY FAIKCuILD will
hereafter act as Secretary of the Treas
ury on the days set apart for Cabinet
meetings, in order to afford Secretary
Manning opportunity to attend the de
hberations of the Cabinet without inter
ference with the duties of his Office.
ASSISTANT SECRErARY FAIRCuILD has in
formed the Western Iron Ore association.
which protested against the recent decis-
ion of the department in the matter of
imported iron ore ss unjust to domestic
interests, that the department will con-
slider any evidence in the shape of affida-
Wits and other authenticated documents
which may be submitted, Similar motto.
es have been sent to other persons who
are dissatisfied with the rulings.