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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
nrembur9er 6asette.

Gr blutet aus eli Wunoer,
0auu Unfit er crit uort 9toB,
llno nit ibm, i6wer Sctroiieu,
Sc SuiIion, iein @enob.
Ge &alb pirb MN 9efan9cn,
Gr itirbt in SritCu;clt,
To6 trGumt bon 9olO'ner Trcibeit
bod lterbcno nnier SCIo.
Nus freiem %iir9erblute
Siebt er eriteb'n ELL Reid,
lem feineS Qlli Der @rOe
An @lanS uuo 6retbeit g!ei6.
Ger &roum 1T mabr %9eworoeu.
lno beute wtro entbiiut
Na6 bunoert unO ic6S ,iabren
TC9 eoleu @elben &ilO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
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Geuti6lano.
anbenburq


Berlin unb l1mseseno wuroe am
Ra3mittags beS %. Sult uon einem Def
tigen @epitter uub iebr LANCE aubaltenoen
platergen beimseIn9t. Die 6OI9eiouuon
mar, Bag namentli1 i'm Siioweiten unb
Ioroen Der Stobt bic StraBen pnter 0ai;
fer seiett wur6eu, on einisen Stslen 10
tief, oaB es bis on Die Otclen bsr Str0Bens
babnwasen rei9ts. gS i5lug in Berlin
neunmaI, IN &irSorf mebrere Wtale elm,
gIiGli9erueile obne erbebli6en Sbaoen
an,uri6teu. Qu9 in Ste StraIuuers Stride
i9lus Der Blit uno 5erit6rte bic altaroet.
Ten. Sn GbarIottenbur9 mar bic usber;
i9pemmunS ~belonbers arg.
Sd9fii3e Staatsu.
- gier gauern i'm 6ersostbum NItens
burg, Der @iese bss StGtiptels, iesteu
ii6 Dor einissr 3stt an einem Sonuabeno
Gta6mittas gum Stat 5ufammen uno faa,
ben an benz Spiele 10 uiel 9tet3. bag lie,
abaeieber BON Der 3eit, bic ite fir bes Qeis
beS gtabruns unb R~Otbourft sebrau4ten.
bis am Wontas friib 8 llbr ipieIten. Die
8ausrn battsn ri9t biuis Sefpielt elmer, Der
i'm Bed Jap, bate segen 1900 M. perIOren,
unb Der @irtb erbieIt BON ben pier Spies
Tern seaen 10 W. Spiels uub 3edgeIo.
i3ebn neue &artsnipiele waren uon ben
Spielern perbrau@t, iber 100 @laS gier
unb l Duteno 6lai3en Wein ~getrunteu
unb etli9e sebrdtene @duie nnb 9aien
mGbrenb bes Srisl9suS 9enoReu worSen.
alS bic 8uuern am MOntag irib in tbre
@aoen iisgeu, fubren iie bis ms na4lte
Gurf, I'm has Spiel fortsuieeen. Ntdn
muB e6en Elm rsi6er &Iten6urger Bauer
ietn, nm ii9 70 etruGS letiten 5u t0nnen!-
, - Dim g., 7. unb s.. gluguit taste in
Attending Der beuti3e Stat' GOngreB.
ST mar pom 1900 GBsilne3mern aus gang
D.utI9lanO, iOpis Don @bicuso unO 8al
timore beiu3t. Sin ieoer Ebeilnebmsr
sablte s Dtart sur 0sfumg Der untOiten
6e5 Stat : Gurnisls. Uoritenber unb
Sauptreoner mar Der Rs9ierun9S: 9tatb
6uebn pon NItenbUrg. Ger Nmtsri9ter
gOble aug 2eip3is i9Iu9 etnbeitIi6e SpieI:
reaeln, m6glt9ite Senubung oeuti9er am
itatt irunS0fi3er Rarten @%Iiebnng oar
6remSworte, wte Bourne, Strand,
uSoIS" bur9 bsuti9s Wolts, por. Die
uorgele8te StatOrOnun9 wWrOe in 8aui9
uno Yogeu augenOmmen.
Der na4its StatcOnSreB iinbet I'M Mai
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
Winuciota uno Safota.

- 8eribte pon peri6ie6enen Yuntteu
MinneiOta's unb OGtOta's ers
geben, bag Der Sturm pom SouutaS Ra9.
mitta9 uno Nbeuo, Is. Iuguit, cir unge:
w6bnli5 i6werer mar. gu sara Der.
Iautet ssri6tpeiis, bog 8re6eurtbge
In 0tinneiota pou eiuem Sutton beirnges
iu9t Uuroe, Der 2eben unO Gi9entbum
sroBen S6aOeu 5ufi9te; uIeiH ale tele>
9rapbiide Ser6iHOung init iener @e9en6
1T unterbrO9eu unO IS feblcH ale @injels
beiten.
= gu QIberr Sea, Wtrn., purbe Elm
9ptIon wubrsenOmmen, bod mar oerieIbe
gu bod, nm sefabrIi4 3u isiH.
9as @obnbuus bon 9etsr Stranb, I'M
melt R orrts, Wiur., pur6e bur9 ben
Sturm 3ertriimmert, bod enttGmen ale
Sniafen, nit Iusnubme Der 6rau SIs
Martinion, unusrleBt. OieIe lit ben
Sru3 zines Sberi9entels.
gu clifton, DAT, wurbe bas Dad
hes Giienbabn:S carbohydrates obsebedt
unb cine tutbclii3e &tr5e uon ben @runo:
mauern sebuben.
gu &arimore, Dat, mgrbe bic pres
bpterianii4e STRIDE bemOIirt. Ser Serluit
betrdst $4,000.
Sine auSubI Giienbabnwug9ous unb
fletuere @ebGube wurOeu 5u 0aIton,
Winr., in ben 6IrB sepebt.
@esen 20 @ebduoe purSen i6rer Older
beraubt unO uieIeS @etreioe 9ins auf ben
5elOern 81 @rInOe.
8tel S3aSen purSe 6ur@ ben 9lib IN,
melt RoorbeGb, 0tinu., peruriu3t.
Serter Caller wuroe pom Bits 0etroiien.
&ls bus 8ewuBtiein bel iDm wtepertebyte,
erSnb e8 ii9, baB CT erbIIN0et mar.
@uf Der abamS 6arm, unpeit 6ar9u.
wurbe Srau Sionep 8iiiou POM gliS
getrofieu unO mar tHfoIge beiien 3 Gtuu:
ben bsiinnunSslOS.
llupeit pip eito Wiun., wur0e
cine feline Gc6ter uoH 0aruep 6it5cot
bur6 sinen Slieitrabl ue:brannt, aber ni3i
getS0tet.
gu q b on, Minu., wur6e Der Ge'
legrupbiif George @orman pom SliSe
bspuBtloS nteoergei4tagen.
llnueit @tn b M, Wtinn., gertetb bic
S9suue bes 5armsrs SaIueriOu 6ar9
einen BlitifrabI in Braub unS pur6e ncbli
SSrbuIt 3~erit6rt, SsrIuit $4,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
Tranfret6.

- Sas Bier erfreut il1 IN YariS elmer
INNER s,6Bersu SeItsbtbeit. !SuSIei9 NIT
benz Bier 1T aud bic bsuti9e Site, bic
Grinttuben tinitLsrii9 su i6miiten, in
6rontrei9 sinssSo9eu. Nber pdbreno mir
bsitrebt in0, bic Sierbaaen fiIseredt
pompDs uub ,semiitblI3" aussuitatten,
sefauen iid bic 6tan5Oien mebr oGtin, bt:
carer 9auue uno ibrer Suit gum Rarrifiren
bic 3isel i3isBen 3u ~laiieu. Die &ueip.
i9tlOer seisen Die ieltiumltsn Rumen uno
Dariteaunaen: gum treuen S3psin",
BUR tootsn &atte", BUR ipinnenbeu
Gan, vGausrue Der 8udltssn" vS9snte
Der Weu6elm6roer" iinb albetaHnte uno
beiu9te &eitaurunts. 0aS S6ilo am
Birtbsbauis BUR Stuot StruBbur8" 3sist
cine auf benz S6tadtfslbe 9et6Otete 6rau,
pel3e pom + WGnnern In ben SGrg &c;
lest mirb, unb bic lluteri6r;ft ,Bi6re de
Strassbourg". Der vWis" ltegt Oatin, boB
biGre ni6t bloB Bier, ~iOHOern aud vSar9"
bepsutet. Su Der yApotbeferberberSe" pirb
man BON ben apol6efsrgsbiifen beoient,
welde on einem Observation-Disclosures bic
betannte Wolietiptse tragen. anoersuo
trebensen ais &Sniginuen getletoete Sell:
nerinnen Den boo" uuo perbsn NIT ben
itol,en 0amen &aibarina uon Utebici ODER
Wtarie 9siscpusta anserebet. Su Der
&ueipe gu ben frarSOfi6sn &0ni8en"
itebt 6rau8 |. an S9anftii6e. 0einri6
". lduit nit Dierisioelu Our6s lotal NIB
Der Sounent5nig iii 3~obltcuner. SIN
Sierbauie r3ur 96ae" bsbieneu i4war5e,
rotbs un6 CRIME Gsufel. Sin Sierbaus
beibt Chateau df" mad Dem beriidtiS'
ten StuotsseidnsniRe lei WarieiQe; bic
&eansr BeiBsn &erfermeiiter uno S4lii;
ieIwart slufi3riftsn ME, v3uSang gu ben
3eQen," nadte 0dnbe, cine 3usbtiide uHb
8stten usruplitduOissn bic SQuiion. Sn
Der ,Taverne du Bagne" fino bic Relner
ais @ateersuitrGfinse geba6t unb laufeu
nit Der &usel am 6uBe lumber, aud bic
@dite wer6eu oils DISCRIMINATING an9e:
lebsu unb an9ereoet. Die 6reuoe III @rus
ieli9en gebt 10 melt, SaB in elmer Bierltube
Sinri9tuugsicsneu ~barGeitslt iiuo uHb
man an ben 8dn0eu @ebentte baumeln
Iiebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
&dnSaS.

- Cine aus 200 Subiuneen beiiebenbe
8auallartes SduaOron bat ii4 5u 6 . NJ a
prsaniiirt unb pirb i5re Otenite benz
&riessmtniiter anbieteu, bereit sesen
Werito Ios5ui4lasen.
- Der 9srein ueritimmelter Solbaten.
wel9er Isetes SSabr in Eopefa or9anis
fiert wurOe, bdlt feline SabrcsperiammIuus
In . tsmart Grove, am T., 8. unb
8. September ab, UNI 9eamte fir bas fol-
ssube Subr gu erpdblen. Gu 9leider 3eit
1T buielbit bic &aniass gusitelung i'm
9anse, 10 buB bic 5ubrpreiie um bic 9dIfte
rebu1trt ietu wsrOeu. Der Gintritt fir
alte SoIbutsn lit fret, absr Elm ieber mug
fi9 nit gstt;eus periebeu. a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
W NJ berq.

1887 In 0euti6lunb itatt. Die bts5eriz
gen Iusf6iiie wu,oen ~bsibebalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
Sup:GaroIina.

- Sine ipdte Gbrs par6 um IS. 3. 80.
Dem unobbdnSiSreits 9eIOen Dc SGIb gu
G6sil. &n benz Gage enOIt6 warO in Ans
MtO., oas OentmaI enl9iut,
osNen Grri9tung l8on mad Oe &aIb's
0eloento6 Dor buubertunoiedS Sabren Der
@uusreB bei3IOien bate. am 10. auguit
Uureu eS Seraos bunOettunbie3s Sabre,
OaB De &GIb in oer S9la9t pOn gamDen
in Sios GaroIina bic elf 8unoeu er5ieIt,
an bensn er Orei Gage baruuf itarb. Der
aIte Oeutid :ameritanii9e 0idter Strau:
bsnmiiaer ltnst iett iiber bieien 9slSentoO:
Ge Salb trifit cine 6u9el,
gr trieft pom Ylute rot6,
Sod reitet er nod porlpGrtS.
llub poripGrts in ben Sob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
CeNerreihsnaaarn

- Der Acknowledgement IN Deter
reid Ireibt mon6e wuuoerl,d)e Slitbe. IN
SrIru grbt Sc io9dr IbOn ctnen nGttO.
nolsn S9uitertrieg. QuS neue @tles bat
ldmmlii9e 400 S,inner S6uiter in etHe
3nanssgenoiieui6aft uereini9r. 81 SiInu
gIbt es nun cine NnSabl tleinsr cseaii6er
S6uiter unb bel ben letten 8or%itarDswabs
len bGben bieie nit Isl Stimmen sesen
l29 bsuiide Stimmen lebialid vWdnner
~unieres Slutss unb ~unierer @eIinnuns" ses
wdblt unb aue beutiden 9roB: uno 8letn.
S6uiter binausseporfen. Oaraufbin iou
nun cine ylIte Der cSe6ii6en S6ulter per-
Diientlt6t uerben unb Die Briinner 6sbris
fanten ioIen iid perpfli9ten, nur beuti3s
rationale Stiefel gu traSen.
- 3uei Morbs I'M WonSper perSen
aus Seiterrsid gsmeloet. Su Der Hadt
pom %. auf "a. SuIt madte bas BET s d.
sernborf in Wdbren itationirte Sntans
teriee9 Battalion cine Na6tibuns ourd, uls
pI0eli9 Elm S5uB fisl unb Der gorpo.
raj Sannert bur6 ben Gopf 9ei4oiien toot
binitiirste. Gin @smeiuer wuroe our9
beulelben S6uB i6uer ON SUB ruu
bet. Oa utbt nit elmer &ugel, lOnoern
nit Saieni1rot gei6uRen mar, permutbet
man, bob Der Worb ni9t pom einem Sol:
oaten, ionoern pom etuem ntdt gu Sruppe
9eb0rtgen Seinhe gaunert's uno wabrs
f6einli9 aus gifsriudt began3rn wuroe.
Oenn Sannert icute ii9 mad ieiner im
0erbit nblaufenoen 0ienltiett NIT elmer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in SdsernoOri uertetras
then. - Oasesen wuroe unSweifeibdft pom
e,nem ietner untsr9ebenen ein unterofts
Sier i'm Eager pon Yilis @iube in llnaum
wdbrero elmer @efedtsiibuns eridO6sn.
Oenn man fanb ni9t nur bas @epebr,
aus weIdem NIT i9arfer gatrone. geitois
fen poroen mar, ionbern itslte aud feit,
bab Der bstreffenoe SoIoat am Gage Dor;
Der BON benz llnteroff,ier wsseu zines
itraibaren Serssbens arSejeiSt worbsn
mar.
gu 9 aIsburs wurbe am 81. |.
80. Der spsite itdbtiide Gedtsratb WenSel
Sebenitein wssen 9erbredens bes UtiB.
brauds ber Imtsgswalt in Sdft ssnoms
men. Snpisfsrn Osrislbe iid oss ibm CUR
3ait seIesten gstbredens iduIbis semu9t
baben iou, 1T uorldufis nod ni6t aufses
tIdrt. Sur fouisI 1T stpiB, baB es fi4
Bel Der Iusslessnbeit, bic ausm Inidein
mad wsits &reiie Sieben birfte - man
ipri9t Don elmer gan5en Geibe pon Serbafs
tunsen - UNI wiosrreatli6e Militdrbe:
f~reiunssn banbelt. Sebenitsin. Der be-
reits wieberbolte 8erb6re Su belteben bate,
estidrt, u6uig i9ulolos gu fem uno ni6ts
sstbun gu babsn, mas ibm irsenowie CUR
3ait sslest werosn tOnnts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
h.
9afota.
3niano B..

- Sci W II ; a faugen Bic Sn6iuner
on, iid Don Der unangerebmiten Seite be.
mertbar gu MAIDEN. Wdbrenb Der Gbpe.
fenbett bcs 6O,mers 9eiie brOn9er brsi
Snbiuuer in beiien Saus, pon Der 0aus:
frau Gpsiie uuO Grant ~perIongeno. Na9
Dem ie Den @inOrtn8Itn9en bus @epiini3te
eerei6t, nabmen bic &otbbaute, mas iie OIL
2ebensmittelr i'm Sauis fin0en tonnten,
iopie nod anoere @esenitauOe uno Soseu
pcn baunsn. Ne6nIiGe Rlageu werber
pon pieIen Ssiteu Iopt unD &HiiebIer fitr9:
ten e~ruitere Auftrttte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
Galtintpre &irdlem .@lu&e,t.

Ssit 1874 Rub f~sbulbmt peatH tbrsr Ibsrlsstntn safe.
Sie psrosn nur aus BEN rttureH glodeumetag (9upfer
g Siuu), NIT 8oabspeSaua augsisrtist, uuo ~eerhsenb
sareHtirt. &sgeH Breiien, Gtteulars u. I 10. weHet mon
hd al bts Baltimore Bell Foundry, 3. We8eitsr y
Cons, Baltimore. Dtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
IrGttceten.

SriSoIiu Seer un0 @uibo Bed,
ar6itecten uno SHperiuten6enten. Sdulen
uub Rir6en cine SpecialitGt. @9te 1troBe,
;miiheu Soma II. Glap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24

- 8eim piirttembsrQii6en 2aubeSibie:
fen in ulm mar am SbteBbaus IN Der
Gu foI9enbsr Don Ib. 0s6BIer bsrriibs
r'noe bsiterIaunise Spru@ in i6wabii9sr
Munourt unsebra@t:
r8sim 5teIu bocridnrf 9uta,
Net muda, suda. OuGd,
Sm re&ta Seitpuutt brufa,
Nau mua6 Oer Tobna juda.
llno geit eS, al no 2uda,
Gum Bederle gum idmudd,
9angt's bod t,oS ollie Dtufa:
Nau psnbt met aber i5luda!"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-27
Test Your Baking Powder To-Day

Place q can top down on a hot stove until
heated then remove the cover and SMELL A c',eni-
ist will not be required to detect the presence of
Ammonia.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-27
A Valuable Well.

A short time ago, says the Sierra
Valley Leader, we noticed that } T..
II. Sims, of this Valley, had OBJ
tanned flowing well, its water hay
ing a temperature of 120 degrees.
We are now informed that he is
putting this stream to use in a
practical way by Matching chickens.
He has constructed an incubator
and uses the water to maintain a
uniform degree of heat in the pro-
cess Of Matching. He has now
about 200 eggs in his incubator and
50 far the results are most crafty
ing. There is no reason why he
should not be successful in this ex.
pertinent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-27

James Walker, a miser of Union
town, Ohio, died the other day
He possessed $4,000. He was a
bachelor and lived 10 a little log
house. He lived principally on
clover and bran in Summer. He
spent most of his time in Winter
in bed and ate raw corn meal to
save the expense of fire. A couple
of years ago, although in feeble
health, he walked nearly % miles
to get one cent which was owing
him through the mistake of the
County Treasurer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-27
THE UN-ANERECAN BOY
COTT.''

There are class of people who
insist that the boycott must not be
tolerated because it is an "un- Amer
lean affair The paper who SO
suddenly want everything Ameri-
can are those who get their, wines.
gloves. shoes, and dress goods from
France and England aud will not
eat drink or wear anything that
does not have foreign trade mark
on it.
The boycott is a Chinese institu-
ton and was first introduced on
this Coast by the Cinnamon.
A Knight of Labor interviewed
by the San Francisco Post calls at
tention to the fact that the Chi
nese themselves were the iirsJ to
introduce the boycott into the
United States. He cites an instance
that occurred about sixteen years
ago in San Francisco, where the
proprietor of laundry employed
large number of Chinese was boy
cotted because he discharged his
ironers for refusing to do their
work in a certain way demanded by
his customers. When he endeay-
Ored to hire a new lot of men he
found to his surprise and dismay
that all Chinatown had been in
formed against him and that he
could not secure single Chinese
ironer.
In those days there were very few
white men employed in laundries
except as bosses, SO that the boy
cotting Chinese in this instance
were masters of the situation.
They could ruin their employer
business if he did not acceed to
their terms.
There are many hotel and restau
rant keepers in California and this |
State who remember how the Chi
nese used sometimes to boycott the |
employers of Chinese cooks and
dlsh-washers If cook should |
have a falling out with his boss on
any pretext or through any circum-
stances and quit in anger, all the
other Chinese cooks in town would |
be at once informed of the fact, and
the boss would be boycotted. No
Chinaman could be induced to take
the dissatisfied cooks place, and
there was but paratively few OF
any other race following cooking
here then, and as the meals had to
be prepared or the house closed,
there was never anything for the
proprietor to do but to make con-
cessions.
Those sentimental white people
who profess to think the boycott
great cruelty to the Chinese should
recall these things We can vouch
for their truth, for we have pet
sonal knowledge of several instances
in past years where the Chinese
themselves employed the boycott
very successfully against worthy
Caucasians, and no indignation was
except by the victims.
Scores of Carson people testify to
the fact that when they discharged
a Chinese washman and tried to
lire another they could not do it.
They were boycotted until they
ook back the first Chinaman. The
boycott is Chinese institution and
We must fight the Chinese with
heir own weapons.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-27

The Book-Buyer's London cor
respondent is of the opinion that
"letter-wrlting is becoming a lost
art"
Pity it wasn't quite SO before
poor old John Sherman began to
scribble so lavishly.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-27
NEW TODAY.
WANTED IN CARSON CITY

which, with their superiority, has
created a large demand for them
throughout the United States, and any
lady who gives her time and energy to
canvassing for them can soon build up
"A permanent and pr" ftabie business.
They are not sold by merchants, and we
give exclusive territory, thereby
giving the agent entire control OF these
superior c0rsets in the territory as
signed her. We have a large numb Der of
agents who are maxim" grand success
sellii these goods, and we desire such
in every town. Address, N VI f.. d RlS-
ESOED ~ CO, 923 E'way New
York. mch % I'm
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-27
An Ealtsr Arrosled fsr Periurr.

CNcrNSATI, Ohio, August 2j.-Alleu
o. Myers. managing editor OF the Ea-
quirer, was arrested at the Enquire
office shortly after . O'Clock this morn
ing, and taken TO the Central police
station where he was locked up on a
charge Of being a fugitive from justic
The arrest was made by order OF Mayor
smith, Who Is in Columbus and who
telegraphed that Myers was wanted
there o. a charge OF perjury, and that
the warrant and officer were on the way
20 cincinnati. Myers was az the Col
umbus convention yesterday aud aware
ont q warrant before q magistrate
charging ex-Aucitor Copellar, Of this
city. with bribery in connection with
his election on the Republican State
committee yesterday. Myers tnen left
for Cincinnati. Copellar was arrested
and after being released caused @ war
rant 70 be issued for the arrest OF
Myers for perjury. Copellar ard Helby
OF this city, whose name was also
mixed up ma charge OF bribery, Joined
with COpellar in ar affidavit declaring
they knew nothing of the bribery.
Myers was released ana bailed out about
3 o'clock IN $1,000 bonds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-27
THE REVOLUTION.
Prince EAlexander 'Harrassed
on All Sides.
THE ATTITUDE soF RUSSIA.
Az Editor Arrested for Perjury-The
Temperance Convention-Went
zto Pieces on the Reef
The Bulgarian Rsro1utIon.

LONDON, August 26.-The Queen tele-
graphed to Bucharest yesterday for
news of Prince Alexander. OF Bulgaria
Conflicts have taken place in the
streets of Sofa between Loyalists an6
the supporters Of Hancof. Alexander
adherents are still increasing.
Person Carayaroff, Russian capteiD,
in command of Prince Alexander. has
telegrephed TO Bucharest, in reply 10 an
inquiry, that the Prince was ham ed
over 10 the Russian authorities.
Prince BismaTck's unusual courtesy
in visiting Deljiers is much commented
upon. IL Is the general opinion tnat
Russia Will not now allow Prince Alex
ander 70 reascend the throne.
vienna, August 26.-At the Russian
telegram agency the statement tnat
Prince Alexander has been released IS
still little credited here.
CONsTASTISoPLE, August 2i.-NelidOH,
Russian ambass ador here. has informed
his colleagues that, in the event Of dis
orders occurring IN Bulgaria, Russia
would, with the other powers, consider
the necessary measures for interfering.
KIM, August 26.-The Gar has or
dered that Prince Alexander Je for
warded TO Kissineff if he refuses 10 ac-
cept his aDdicatiOn as an accomplished
fact. The towns Of Bulgaria are decked
with flags and there is n general re-
ioicing az the overthrow Of the rebels.
VIENNA, August 26.-The Gar has
permitted Prince Alexander 10 pro-
coed 70 Germany by way OF Odessa.
SOFIA, August pa single regiment
OF troops with the assistance of mum
Der OF military cadets accomplished the
work OF depOsing Alexander. Before
proceeding against the prince the reyO-
luJiouists arrested the commander Of
Aiexander's regiment which WAS at
S.iynitza. The provisional government,
seeing tina. the pOpulace was violently
lOval to the depOsed prince. resigned
Office and liberated the commander, who
al once brought his regiment from
SiivnitZa. and disarmed the regiment
which had assisted in the prince
arrest. and political leaders who had
managed the cup d'etdr. The Powers
have recognized the government formed
b. Karavaloff as Premier. The pro
visionGi govern mcnt has assured the
porte that the movement in favor OF
Alexander Is not inimical TO Turkey
anu has asked the porte 10 reopen the
railway between COnstantinople and
Phillpopolis.
LoSDoN, August 2G.-Ferguson. the
under Foreign Secretary, stated in the
Commons this afternoon that the loyal
troops had entered Sofia Tuesday with
the consen- OF the Powers. The exact
whereabouts Of Alexander, the Secre-
tary said, was Unknown 10 the British
government, but kilograms had been
forwarded 70 him inviung him 70 ret I'm
and resume his ;ule In Bulgaria.
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Went 20 PIeses ON enc R.et

81. JOINS, n. T., August IA dis.
patch from st. Pierre announces the
total loss of the French ship Letoil. She
was commanded by Captain Cherel. and
was manned by g crew of twenty-one
she was returning fish
laden with others of the Grand Bank
feet, when during the prevalence of a
dense tog, and a very boisierous sea.
struck yesterday morning of the reefs
kolanize and Lamaine, and was scat
tered in pieces and Immediately sank.
Twelve of the crew were drowned: nine
with the captain were washed through
the boiling surf and landed among
the single and seaweed of the
shore IN an apparently liieless coudi
ton. A fishing vessel at Point negrave
was also lost. Captain Butler and hls
son, and all the hands persisted.
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Tha remperanee conrention.

HARRIsBURs. Pa, August 25.-The
prohibition convention was called to
order at 10 O'Clock this morning. The
resolutions were read reclting that the
information had been received Of the
opening Of a drinking saloon in the
National Home for disabled soldiers at
Dayton. Ohio and pronouncing the
opening Of such place TO be a wrong
TO the Old soldiers and calling upon the
superintendent and managers OF the
Home TO close the saloon and protect
the inmates from the influence Of drink.
Rev. Hecker. q colored preacher from
Washington, said the same state of
affairs as complained Of az Dayton,
existed at Hampton, Va, and at the
Home at Washington.
The resolutions were adopted; 80 900
was raised TO carry on the campaign.
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HondurasRevoIutIop

La LIBERrAD. (via Galveston) August
2S.-Inauential and well informed
parties here report that the revolution
IN Honduras. headed by General Del
gado is 6asco and viii result in making
President Bogran's position much
stror ger. San Salvador is quiet and rs
press enjoys the utmost freedom.
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