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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-27
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grft felt lS4s, 70 fdreibt Der vSeiters
rei6ii5e &eformer", lit es ben sSuben IN
S.iterrei9 erlaubt, @runbbeiib 5u eruers
ben, in ltnsarn iosar crit felt 1872; idon
aber 1T &otbi3ilb weitaus Der sr0bte
@runObefeer. 9eriel6e beftt tn B6bs
men auein itebsnmal 10 uiel @runS unb
goben, aIs bic seiammte faiierIide Sas
Mile. ollie 60 Goelasei9le3tsr BObmens
suiammsu seuommen baben nur etpa piers
NAL 10 piel Sobsn in 86bmeu, ais &otbs
i1ilb ALIEN, unb bas aaes erit felt 81
Sabren. &edne man baSu bic SefisunSeu
&otbi4ils's in NieoerOiterrei3, Mdbren,
S3Ieiien, llnsarn u. (. NJ, ferner nod
jene In 5rantrei9, Seuti4lanb, Spanien,
sStaIisn, lmerita II. (. NJ, 10 muB man
f6 frasen, = ia, mas mub man ii3 benn
frasen3 = 9as S9loB Serrieres In
Srantrei9, wel9es &otbidilb ssb6rt unb
an Bra9t unb lleppisfett aue 6onisss
idIoGsr Der @elt iibertrifit, 1T BON einsm
Gru.scOmp!sre ppn 100000 SGD Il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-27
/ @r3bif1of Srbin. /

Ser Al Sreiburs, TN 8aben am 8. glpril
peritOrbene gr5bii3of Srbin 1T i'm Sep:
TENDER 1906 su 8rudial seboreu worbsn.
Gum 9risiter sspeibt purbe er ON 6.
ausut 1890. Cine Rsibe bon Subrsr
pirtte ct alS' Stabtpfarrer 81 Mannbeim.
1s47 wurbe er 9ompitar gu Srsiburs.
9aieIit feierte er ant g.. ausuit 1880 unite,
alsemeiner Ebeilnabme iein golbenes
grieiteriubitdum, 3pst Sabre fpdter
murbe er pom benz 0omcapitsl gum grs.
btidof ppn Sreiburs eruablt. gii9oi
9efele BON &ottenburs conietrirte i'm. g..
9ta9bem er i'm perfloFenen Sabre idpsr
ertranft nn6 idon elm Wal tobt seiast
worben mar 'erboIte ct fi9 pisber Elm
,ueuts. 9lrn 81. Mdrs B. s. wurbe er
neuerbtnss uon Der Observation-Disclosures
befauen. Ser bod'its RrdIat fiiblte ii9
70 i9pa9, baB en- ben Weibbii9of Or.
Stumpf BON StraBburs eriu4te, peridies
bene bii6Ofi9e SunftiOuen on ieiner
Statt gu poG5ieben. gu glnfaus glpril
wurbe @rsbii6Of Orbin i6wd6er unh
f9ud9er.
Seine 2etbsn ertrus er nit Der srSBten
8ebulb. DonneritaS ben s. glpril 1T er.
na9bem ct wieberbolt nit ben 81. Sterbe.
f%aframenten perieben wOrben mar, ses
ilolOeH. IS rDG gg&s. i.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-27
SS'e Die @tlten Hnscn. 10 pfetfeu
Die Suuocn.

usosr s!nen Streit BON S6ulsuobeu IN
oer 6@Orttltaot Erug i'm Staate Stem Sor,
v@m Na4mittu9 bes p. g(prit ,,tt.
etpa Die 9dIfte Der S5Hler Der 5iiemtIi tSse
S4uIe Der IL. BurO eiuen &usitonN ~
Seene. Die Sungsn erfldrten, lie new y.
lan9ten ~tiirSere S8uIitunOeu, .. &. fe;ner
9ta3mttta9s: llnterri9t, nnO war6en MIDI
eber pieber 3ur S9uIs fOmmen, oIs 81
oteie 6or6erAn9 5spiQi9t isi. Sic bislte
cine Nta fenoerIammluug auf einem freie
Blate Der Stabt ab un6 i5parmteu 10
6ann, nit StOGen bewafinst, bur5 81
StraBeu, iuOem iie brobten, icben S&d
Ter, Der it9 ibnen ni9t anI9Iie6e, burd
5u~priseln. Die &angen seberbeten fc
10 lnDeri3amt, bab cine glbibeiluns Yoli
Siiten mad Der @esenb abgeianSt perbe,
u1uBte. Gin 9erlu9 BET yStreiter~, bi
S9aler elmer anbsren Sdule su ~peranlai
fen, f& i6uer dhShi9lisBen, i9Iug febl
Ssil9i..aDs ast Strsi.st SGSsa aSes i.s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-27
+ 8if6of Or. Spbann Neponttf bon
,a Der Wartpib. +

Dasl Rabst bra9te Die Ia9ri5t Dor
Dem CODE ,bes5 bo6bctasten Biidofs Don
@uIm, Or. SSobanu pon Der Warwib.
SerfeibeJ purbe am 90. 2pril 1895 ges
6oren, mar alio apei Sabre dIter wie Rais
fer 8iIbeEm, beffen Rriesssefabrte in ben
8efretuu9strie9eu ct mar; benn Der &irs
9enfirit mar, ebe er it9 benz grieferftanbe
r~uibuets, preusii9er DrusOnerOff5ier.
1857 uur6e ct gum Sii9of Don GuIm ers
runnt, cine SteIlung, bic ibm in ben BAR
ten 3etten, tuel6e bic &tr9e in BreuBen gu
beitebsn bate, piel 9itteres bra6te. Die
poIeufeiuOIi9e BOlitit Der &esisruns pers
bitterte nod benz eblen @reiie bic letten
9ebenStuSe. @ie beliebt Der Sir9snfirt
BET ieinen OiOeeiauen mar, aab ii9 an Der
ou9emetnen Ebeilna5ute tuno, nit ber AM
.. 9tut 1882 isiu 25iabriges gii9oiss
luOtIdum Seieiert wurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-27

pom Seiten ibrer 8apa's tidtis unses
brannte Ii3e gu i6men befommeu.
Dieter Streit itebt nidt alletn ba, al,
pieleu Srten babcn's bic guben ebenio ges
madt. S@Sne Srii3te Der sottloicn
S5ule!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-27
&ttcrarii1eS.

ilmaRaeso dele Famiglie eristiane. Per Pan
no 1885. Ammo L. @iniiebeln BET @es
briiber SenSiser. Preis so Gents.
@s lit Sluar etwas ipat, I'm inn gIpril einen
H~olenoer berausSuSebsn, absr aler Infan9 1T
l4mer. llno 10 1T be 8erlpdtln9 pobl 3u
srtlaren. Syn iOlSsnben Sabren wiro Der Salens
per pobl III 3eit erIdeinen. Wenn mir aId
osn Snbalt ni6t berlrtbeilen fonnen, 10 biir9t
700 Der Name Der Seraussebsr bafiir, oaB CT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-27
Sir6fi6e 2leniseeitem.
z I a b.


@rsbi6ceie Gan Srauciseo.
Ser budu. s. 3. Gallagher, aiFftenss
prieiter an Der Stride gum bI. Sransistus
pon aifii su Gan Srancisco lit in bic @es
ieui4aft Seiu einsetreten. .
@r3biSesfe 0ewSort.
8ie bic glGtter brridten, buben bic
bo9u. Observation-Disclosures Der SifIiden
Brouins einen berrli9en glab, beftebsnb
aus As ader 2anb, in Der Ndbe bes See
riibmten 8abeortes Saratosa, 81. g., ans
setauft gum Preiie o $4,000. gs
mar bies friiber cine beriibmte &ennbabu
unb Der BON ben Snbianern semarterte
bo9p. p. Sosues, s.. j., purOe iiber bieIen
YIab au ieiner &i6tftdtte sei9leift. @u9
cine gber bes beriibmten @siuubbsitspais
iers Sigh &of" befinbet ii9 auf benz
eanbe. SIS ioQ bier &aum seuonnsn wers
ben fir bic bSberen &lanen i'm 8orbereis
lungs Seminar su Rortb GAIT, pa., ba
ii1 barauf Elm bsbeutenbes @sbdube nit
% 3immern unb uiele Rebensebdube befins
ben. Mud fir trante unb aIte patres biirfte
bier elm uortbeiIbafter &ubsort sefunben
wor6en fein.
9t6eefe Ga @rofie.
gu @aridfeIb, @ise., bielten bic Ses
fuitenuatsr, bo1p. M. &arItatter unb 6.
pom @ubenus, pon Balmionntas bis Bais
fonsionntas cine iebr iesensreids Wiiion
IN Der ct. Sobannesgemeinbe ab.
Di6ceie q abuiIIe.
Ser bodm'fte 8iiduf &aSemader, Der
Dor Ginger 3sit elm Buggy gum @ei9ent
erbalten bate, fubr bieier Gage nit benz
ielben gum eriten Seal aus, als bas Bferb
ideute uno Der 9rdlat aug benz 9efGbrte
i%iirste, nobel sr iol5e Qustidunsen erlitt,
baB ct minbeftens fir einsn Monat bas
3immer bitten muB.
0i6eeie Columbus.
Scr bodtp. gaul &eboe pon Der ct.
Solepbs &atbsbrale in Columbus taufte
nm %persansenen Sonntas Dor a9t Eagen
cine gnSabI in Der Columbus Yenitentiarp
betinirter @efausenen unb am Baiiions:
Sonntase ertbsilte linen Der bo9w'ite 8is
f6of 8atteriOn bas Satrament Der Sirs
mung.
DiSeeie 2ouisuiIIs.
Sie iatboIiiGe Gemeiube gu WupsuiIe
taufts bur9 8ermitteluns bes &i9tsrs
Wulisan gu 2~erin9ton elm @runbitif, nm
barauf cine nsue Stride 3u bauen. 9ls
aber Ger Better sewubr wurbe, gu wel9em
3pede fem triberes @iSentbum perpanbt
wercen ioate, woIte er ben Sertauf rid
sdnsis MAIDEN. Ood &i9ter Wuuisan,
obpobI Proteitart, nOtbiste i'm. ben Yers
tras inne gu baIten, mas ibm sewiB sur
gbre serei9t.
Oi5ceie Sort 8apne.
Sie BON benz bu9ip. Batter s. SIeds
mann su Wi6iaan Gitp, Snb., paiforirte
ct. Warien, @emeinbe wirb bisien CONS
msr nit benz Bau zines S6uls II. Sdwes
iternbauisS Beginner. Die Soften iinb auf
SIS, 600 perani9last.
Oi6ceie @ranb Ut apfbs.
Sic meme ct. Safu6us Stride gu gap
Gitp bat cine srpBe @lode i'm @eui9te
pon 1000 8funb aus Der Wac Sbane'i9en
@iebersi in Baltimore erbalten. Dieislbe
lit Elm @ei4ent Der S9uItinbsr ber Yfarrs
i9uIs. h
Di5esis 2tttIs &od. ne
Scr bO-.p'ts YiiGoi 5isaeraIS Issts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-27

Seibe trusen SeebunbspeIse, @eidente
ibrer beaopften 9iebbaber. iber ibrem Staat.
Die Mdo9en waren Iufwdrtertnnen in
elmer &eituuration, mo iene @bineien uers
tebrten unb ite fennen lernten. IS gtbt
istt IN Gbicago finf gbtneien nit wsiBen
Srauen unS sruar pbne Gusnabme fol9en
teutpnii9en Stammcs.
9teie nSeioen" nabm Der n%lautere 0ies
ner ON Wort" fe;nsn Initanb. NIT Gbrts
f~tinnen 81 trauen. Sber ipllten aud bic
Wdb9en punsetauft", aIio AUDI beibnii9
iein, ME fonnte iie Der BrsGiger bann
trauen? Sber 1T Der ySaptiftenpfarrer"
ielber Elm SetSe? Oas ptrb wobl bas
8abri6sinIi6ere trOt Der 8ieSertauferei
ieiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-27
GieI Sumfies uno iuenig Seues.

Dem gantee lit, Inn @slo gu MAIDEN,
Gles fell unb Nues benutt er su benz
3peG: bic Stride, ben &trdbof, bic S9ule
unb bas SOipital, Ni6ts lift tbm beiIis.
@inem Nep Yortsr @siadftsbuus, bas
nsuIi9 siren gauplas iubte, purben uidt
peniser als 7 8tr9sn gum 0erfaufe ause:
boten. Mebrere bapon paren nod faif
neil unt ale paren ~foitipielise @ebduoe.
sic paren Don proteifantii9eu @emeins
ben, wel9e friber &tr9sn I'M urteren
StabttbeiIe Rew 0orfs batten, in benz
rei9iten GbeiIe pom Seem Yort erri9tet
worben, NIT Der S%ofinuns, baB fi3 piele
rei9e 2eute ben 9emeinben anidlieBsn unb
bic SaupIdse IN Der Gsa1bari6aft iteisern
rpirben. Die 5ofinuns sins ni3t in gr:
fiauns, nit a~usnabme bel einisen wenis
gen, beren @eiitli9e vSieben". 60 per:
BEN benn bie&tr9eu, Die ii3 nidt sublen",
obne 8eiteres gum &aufe ausse5oten.
SaB in srOBeren Stdbten Der Seiuit P.
groonenbersbs fir bic afritaniids 3ums
beii : Miiiion unb bic Erappiiten : griiber
Wartin Seinlsin unb grispin Wiiuer fir
bic abtet Mariannbia lstBis iammelu,
bifrfte benn bod beweiien, baB Der Notb:
itanb 1T Imerita ni6t 70 briifenb iein
tDnne, pie man1e europdii9s gldtter
slauben MAIDEN mO9teu. go iast bas
vSalsburser &ir5enbIatt" unb ni9t NIT
llnre9t. Imerita lit i9IisBli9 INNER nod
elm fletn penta beiier ab ais bic eurppGtlhen
9unserIetber.
Sung Metbobiifentbum unb 8ubIitaners
i9ule. - l1nb es gel1ab, baB in Greet
GaIsp I'M Bsnniplpanii9en &tpeimsIs"
absebalten wurben Der Wense, unb bic
Sunsens baben ii9's ssmsrtt unb nadses
ipielt, pis fie aud SoIbdtles ipieIen. l1nb
bic iunse vStublmam" (9ebrerin) bate
ibren SpaB baran, unb ipielte mit.. Dor
Nnfans Der 2ebritunbe ipisItsn fie Riusis
psrlss auiamuaen. sic prebiste iber einen
Cert aus benz spelling-book; ffatt bes &irs
denliebes wurbe bas ginmal Gins seiuns
gen, ifatt bes 9ebetes iaste man ,u wiebsrs
b%oltenmalen:
Scr Snabe itanb alf benz gerbed
limb ab Der gtiiie pobl elm Pet."
Damn wur6e seidrien unb vaemen" ses
britt, 10 laut unb rafsnb, bab es cine
&impmibtins nt@t better fertis brd9te. =
Gas iol aus biefen Rinbern perben. bic
in Der S9uIe seIebrt wsr6en, bic &eIigion
ibrer @Iteru gu ueripotten? Bus sebdbrt
elmer 0irne, bic als 3ebrerin GeufeIsbienffe
tbut2 @arum peitidt man bieies miieruble
nidt aus benz Staate BerauS?
frast bic SaItimorer uSolts 3tg." nit
ORe9t.
Der bslsii9e 2iberaIismus, Der fi5 felt
bsitrebt bat, ben @laubsu an elm
an ales @SttIide aus benz lSers
en- Der Irbeitsr gu reiBen, mag ii9 aber
u9 ie6enfaus eineu suten Gbeil Der
S~Ortommnihe auf bic Stirne
breibsn.
SIN wil6en Quitralien, min6eifens in Der
)i6ceie Maitlanb, ftnb ie uns i'm Yfarrs
bulueien f6on uorauS. 9ort bat Der
frise gii3of Wurrap cine eisene 8sbSrSe
nseitsut our ueberpa9uns Der Pfarri9us
unb Elm 9rieiter, benz ionit feline weites
II amtspfi9tsu rbliesen, 1T ais 0i6eeian;
59~ulinipettor ernannt worben. @enn
nal bic 0screte bsS brttteu Plenar. Gons ,
lis aussefabrt werben, bann wer6en mir {
oobl boiientlt9 aud 10 melt nod fommen, ;
mn, mte bisber nur iebr perein,slte !
oioesleu, ibsraa S9uls8 sb6rben su err
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-27
llnbant 1T Der @elt 2obn, BeiBt es i'm


l1nbant 1T Der @slt 2obn, BeiBt es in.
Spri9wort. Sebo9 sibt es aud guss
rabmen pom bteier aIlsemein betannten
trauriseu @rfabruns. General &oiscrans
sridb!t ). s.. buB Der ueritorbene Senator
Miuer BON Californian ben Sdweitern Der
driitliden &iebe Sisters of Charity,
1pelds i'm auf benz Sdla9tfeloe NIT aus>
seidORenem Nuse sefunOen uno 10 iOrsfdl'
tis fir i'm seiorst batten, baB er fi3 balo
wieber an bic Sront beseben fonnte, jeoes
Sabr cine auf einen bObsn Setras ausses
itelte Sautanwsiiuns ibermitteIt babe.
8ie iebr aber itidt bic eole 9anbIunss,
peiie DON benz @ebabren iener Municipuls
bebOrben In etnSeInen europdii6en 2dnbern
ab, pelde ben MitslieOern rslisiOier Sc:
nOieni9uftsn ousrIet 9inbcrniie in ben@se
81 lessu plesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-27

@r3bi6ceie Gan 5raucisco.
Ser Hudu. s. 3. Gallagher, aiiftenss
priefter an Der &ir9e gum bl. Sransistus
pom aiiii gu Gan 6rancisco lit in bic @es
ieai9aft Seiu einsetreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-27
Jroid= Gantate. Cantata Of the frogs.
Gon Senuis. 8artttur IS Gents, Stims
men SO Gents. s. Slider q Bro,
go. Z 8ible 6ouie, Nem Norf.

Sieie @autate nit beutidem unb enslti6sm
nit Misunderstanding lit cine eiiettpoae, Der
Natur abgelaui6te Competition. Ger beitere
Sert nit entipre6enber Wtulif MAIDEN bieielbe
fir Concerto itnb lonitiae Observation-Disclosures
iebr empteblensmertb NIB wirb lie ui6t perfebs
len, bic Qa6musteln bes gubitoriums in Selpes
9un9 ;u ieter, no INNER iie gut porSetra9en
ipir6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-27

Nel9en Segrifi BON Der @6e marde Ser
Seetenpreo'8er babsn, benefit tie foloeuSe
yeH9r'9t, psl9s bic Gtunbe bur6 bic 8reie
@adt: Ssr Saptiitsnpfarrer SEQ. s..
Hea1ter IN Sbiea9o traute ON lebten Won.
tag bic @ltiabetb Miaer nit benz 6insf !.
l9en @di9er Using See unb am MittmnS
6sren eouitne au9uite WiQer NIT Som
Wab, etnem anoeren Sobne bes &eibrs
Der Wettte. Ssibe Srdute paren bGbIb,
Wfdo4en, etpa % Sabre alt unb ESdte,
pon Sieselarbeitern In MiIwautee. 81,
idienen febr slitlid gu isin uuO marer
Sti Ssr SssuSHs ssobaltis aafsssuuasrt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-27
9t6eefe ga grofie.

Su Maridfielo, @isc., bielten bic Ses
~fuitenudter, bo1p. M. &arlfatter unb 6.
pom @ubenus, pon Balmionntas bis Bais
ftonsionntas cine iebr iesensrei9s Wiiiion
In Der ct. Sobannesaemeinbe ab.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-05-12

was directed against the druggist be
cause he had a telephone in the store,
and they had an idea that Rosenfeld
was giving ''tips" to the police. The
thoroughly frightened druggist tool
his family into the upper part of the
house. Some police officers in the
vicinity telephoned to the Hinman
street station A wagonload OF po
lice were soon on the scene and taking
Rosenfeld and his family in the wa
gon, conveyed them to the station
leaving a guard in the vicinity.
The crowd that wrecked the drug
store was composed of men, women
and children. They acted like insane
people. The male portion yelling
the females screaming and the boys
whistling rushed into the place. Ii
less time than it takes to tell it the
store was completely Quilted. The
rioters drank up all the liquor. The
next point of attack was Weiskopf':
saloon. 1t is under the hall where the
Anarchists have been holding theil
meetings. just why it was visited by
the mob is not apparent. except OIL
the ground that the members of il
were frenzied. Barrels of liquor were
rolled out, the heads broken out and
the rioters revelled in the liquid. Bot
ties Of whisky, wine and beer were
consumed, and then the work Of de
molishing the fixtures was proceeded
with. Not table or chair was lef
unbroken, the ice chest and counter
being split up into kindling wood
Lieutenant Sheppard, with . larg'
force of men, was quickly summoned
and the mob ran like frightened cur
before them, skulking away.
The twenty-five printers arrestet
in the Arbieter Zeitung office wer'
arraigned to-day before Justice Mer
chand, charged with murder. Thei
cases were continued until Ma,
14th.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-05-12
The Chief Chicago Anarchists.

August Spies, the editor of the
Arbeiter Zeitung, who was arrested
yesterday, is about thirty two years
old, gentlemanlyin in appearance, wears
good clothes and occupies his leisure
in studies. He came to this country
seventeen years ago and became a
saddler, but soon threw up this hon.
est occupation and tramped for years
through the West and Southwest. In
1879 he returned to Chicago and be
came leader of the Socialistic party.
which was taking large part ia To-
cal politics. When Spies became
business manager of the Arheiter-
Zeitung the Socialists grew IN power
and elected four City Councilmen.
Spies succeeded in getting the man.
agement OF the Arbeiter Zeitung in
his own hands and the paper became
the organ of the Anarchists, therebv
losing its circulation rapidly. Spies
and Herr Most have beer in constant
correspondence. Spies is personally
so mild man that he cannot see
blood without being sickened and
made faint. His animosity to the
police dates from the killing of his
brother, BILLY the Kid," by police
man while resisting arrest and all
lis incendiary talk is aimed to glut
private grudge.
Michael Schwab, his associate edi-
tor, was a book binder and improved
his knowledge by private study. His
wife is also an Anarchist. He is a
long, bony, ugly fellow, aged thirty
six, and personally as harmless as a
child. He and Spies secured the
arming of their followers with Win
chester rifles.
A. r. Parsons is the editor of the
English organ of the Anarchists in
Chicago called the Alarm. He is
forty years old, opposed to work ON
principles, an expert shot.
was once a rancher and a scout. and
is married to a mulalto wife. who is
as virulent as himself and who often
addresses public meetings. He has
lived off his party for years as a tray-
cling agitator. A Pittsburgh des
patch says of him:
"A. r. Parsons made his appear.
ance here in the role Of an agitator
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-05-12

in December last, but becoming dis
gusted with his reception in Pitts
burg and his experiences among the
railroad and river coal miners of this
vicinity, he returned to Chicago. He
made his appearance in the coke re-
gions during the recent strike of the
Hungarians, and, it is alleged, is re-
sponsible for the riots and destruc-
tion of valuable property which en-
sued. He is also known to have pei
formed the most active part in incit
ing the Hooking Valley miners to
their acts of violence. 1t is also known
that his influence was exerted to the
utmost in the recent railroad agita-
tions in the West and Southwest.
While in this city he confided to the
author of this information important
plans and purposes of the Socialists
in various localities, some of which
have been verified. He exhibited
specimens of bombs and explosives
similar to those discovered by Chi
cago detectives in the Office of the
Alarm during the early part OF last
winter. He asserted that the bombs
used by the Socialists in cases OF en-
ergency were largely manufactured
in Pittsburg, volunteering the infor
nation that on Sundays, in favorable
weather, platoons OF local Socialists
visited unfrequented places adjacent
to this city, where they practlced
throwing and exploding the missiles,
and that the manipulators were be
coming wonderfully accurate and ex-
pert. The author of the above state
mept was for . time in Parsons en-
ploy as press agent for this vicinity
and performed other services for bis
employer. 1t is stated that Parsons
is about to issue q treatise on the
subject Of bomb"
One characteristic of the Anarchist
leaders is their thin and haggard ap-
pesrance, the only exception being
one Fielding, a carpenter and an IN
coherent echoer of other men s words
Chief Of Police Max Ebersold wa:
a captain of cavalry in the war. In
spector Bonfeld is known as the
Capt. Williams of Chicago" HI
quelled last years street car riots by
mere force.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-05-12
The Mob In Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 5.-Resi-
dents of the southern portion of the
city who were astir at an early hour
this morning noticed the movement
of great number of Poles who had
participated in yesterdays riots at
Bay View singly and in pairs making
their way towards the large Polish
church in that section of the city.
By GA. NJ four hundred men were
assembled, each bearing huge club,
crowbar or some other implement of
warfare. The men were formed in
to line, and at the order of forward
march proceeded in the direction of
Bay View, raising the cry as they
went, xiii the militia and burn the
mills !"
Being apprised of the mob's com.
ing, Major Traemer ordered the four
companies under his command from
inside the rolling mill enclosures,
where they had been in camp during
the night, and stationed them in the
best possible position to check the
attacking mob. As the latter ap-
preached they were ordered to stop.
No heed was given. Major Traemer
repeated the order, and gave all fair
warning that to advance meant GER
tain death. Again the crowd, which
was now about 1900. ignored the
caution and pushed toward the bridge
Major Traemer had orders to keep
any crowd from approaching the
mills, and to fire upon them as last
resort il the order could not other
wise be enforced. Accordingly, when
no attention had been given to tho
second warning, he gave the order to
fire. As nearly as could be learned
the six companies emptied their guns
with steady aim. The mob seeing
several of their number fall wounded
and dead, threw themselves fat on
the ground and sought the shelter
of the railroad embankment. The
level of South Bay street and Lin
coin avenue, being higher than the
marsh, was also sought by the fran
tic men, who tumbled headlong into
the water. There was every evidence
on surrounding objects to show that
the militia had fired low and with
intent to kill, as one of them ex-
pressed it. The result of the first
volley having such a salutary effect,
the militia companies again stacked
their arms, and portions of the rout-
ed men returned to the scene of the
tragedy. A squad of police also put
in an appearance and began to assist
the wounded. Several of the latter
were taken to neighboring saloons
and dosed with whisky, after which
they were conveyed to their homes.
The number of killed and wounded
is not known.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-05-12
GENERAL NE VS. ITEMS.

The prisoners in the jail at Helena
NJ. T., dug out through brick wall
one night, went to saloon, captur-
ed lot Of whisky, returned to the
Jail, and we're found safe in the morn
ing, but all very drunk
Mrs. Buckingham, the richest
woman fruit farmer in California, has
an orchard mile long, with row af-
ter row of pear, cherry, peach and
apricot trees. Pink SHOWS now hide
the earth under the blossoming beau
ties.
An Arkansas man who wanted to get
rid Of his wife held her and burned
sulphur under her nose. When she
was partially stupefed he proceeded
to choke her till she became insensi-
BILE. The woman recovered and the
husband will so to tho penitentiary.
A girl in Washington Territory
whose father gave his consent TO her
marriage, but then Withdrew it, caus-
ing the young man in this case to
form another alliance, threatens to
sue the old gentleman for damages
on sort of breach of-promise basis
Jesse A. johnson, who lives in
Southwestern Georgis, WAS driving
home his COWS the other day, when
be and the horse on which he rode
suddenly went down out Of sight.
The earth had suddenly given way
beneath them. In the descent
johnson and horse parted com
pany, the former lodging on q
ledge of rocks. The horse went
down into deep cave, and the man
managed to get ont. Next day the
neighbors got the horse out 10y the
aid OF pulleys. The animal was not
much damaged, although he had fall
over fifty feet.