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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
Senerret6sHnaeru.

Ius Suoapett, IL. Wai, pire
beri9tet: Gin beute peribter Sel5hmor6
mu3t t~oIofaIes Nufisben. IS banbdt
it3 UNI einen iunsen Wanu pom serabe3u
bertuIii3er @on ftitution, einen 2ieblins bes
RationaI &afno's, ben ein3issn Sobn
zines 5wan3isfu9en Miaiondrs. Ser
SelbitmOrber beiBt stephan p. &sgel unb
war In BET 8ubupsitsr @sisui8aft ais
elmer BET aQereIesante item unb pornebmiten
&aualisre betannt. @as ben iunsen
Mann gum Selbitmorb setrie5en, lift ges
rabebu unerinbli5. @r mar geitern ON
Surf unb beueste R9 i'm SatteIraum in
frpbefer 2aune. S2dter juste CT iber bic
anora1pitrabe in eiuem @eipann, bsIen
swei @iieni9immsl er firSIi9 fir 10, 900
ST. ansetauft unb bsute tommt aus
StubIuetbenburs bic 0a5ri5t, er babe
ii9 auf Der gefsuus isiues 8aters cine
&assl in ben ROpf ssiast uno isi uuf Der
Stale tobt ssweien.
- 6olsenbes elansenbe gbrenbipIom
wurbe uor msbreren Sassn in Us ZEN @e.
senitanO elmer 8eIeibtsunsstIase. IS
lautet: r@rnennuns. Der untsr3ei6nete
Soritanb iiebt fi5 ueranluBt, sic fir Sbre
uor5isli6en Qsiitunsea auf allen @sbieten
Der b0bsren &Iati9eret bur8 eiuitimmisen
8ei4luB gum @brsnmitsIieoe bes bisftssn
valotl9psretns" gu ernennen. SIRE
riibmIide Gbdttsteit auf benz @e6iets Set
abIen Ra@rebe, Sbre Ssrtisteit i'm Chr
abi4netbeu, bic Ei9tistsit, fi9 in 9lnae;
Iesenbeiten Inberer gu miiden, G5emans
nern na9Su|piren, Gbsfrauen BEL ibren
@atten gu petba$ttgen, iun9e 9amen in
ben &usen ibrer Qisbbabsr berab,uIeteu,
pie ibsr9aupt bic 5abtstsit, an Iismar,
ben elm sutes 9aar 81 Iaiien, psrbunbeu
NIT elmer un9ew06nIi6en 8sbarrIidtsit i'm
S5reiben anonpmsr 8risfs, ma9t Sic su
Der Sbnen gu Ebeil seuorbsnen @bre pols
tommen wiir6ig. 0a infer 9erein in bic
Sscttonen bes RaifsstIati6, Srauenuereinss
tlati9 3erfaat, 10 blstbt IS Sbnen iibers
Iafen, btsienise Section, Der sic an,uaes
bSren wini6en, ieIbf gu beitimmen, Oh:
slsi5 Sbre anlasen Sic our Sbertlatf5in
in idmmtIi6en NbtbetIunsen befdbiaen. -
!9ofsnb, baB Sic In Der neuen 0irbe uns
ierem Seretne are @bre MAIDEN unb es
seIinsen wirb, per Sabr sablreids
bdusli9e Seenen, iopie einise @bei9eis
berbei,ufibrsn, sei9nen mir nit
benz Iusbrut stOBtm6sIi9sr 5oda6tuna
Der 8orfanb Der anonpmen @eieQi6aft
- Rlati9uerein" s. u. 3antippe l~lriula
ano9enfrab, finfd6 sei@iebene @befrau,
seborene D. S9lassuns."
- Son einem sroBsn @albbranb miro
aus Eprol semeIoet: Im IS. Ufai ents
itunb in benz Suiiden Senbad unb benz
S4loiIe Erasberg selesenen 8aIoe, wels
der Der @smsinbe Ssnbad sebSrt, elm befs
tises Seuer, bas, ba Elm itarter Sibuinb
srOBsn llmfans anuabm. gs pas
rem auBer ben gepobnern Der umgeeenb
100 2anbesi9Iseu unb 200 iSoIoaten nit
Der 8etdmpfuns unb ginbdmmuns bes
beiddftist. Der StattbaIter unb
Der 6oritinipsttor waren auf benz Sranbs
plate eri6isnen. 9ta1bem Der 0albbranb
Der &idtuns sssen Ssrba9 am 20. abs
Benommen bate, wobur9 Ssnbad auBer
tam, breitets ii9 bas Seuer am 81.
iebr sefabrorobenber Beiie sesen SdIoB
Srasbers aug. Wittuss lief iebod Der
Brand auf alien Buutten mad: ba,u trat
&esen elm, 10 baB aud S5los
SrasberS gerettet wurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
@rr. 81 01rpu pon Setroit mib.

@m. 81. @llen bon Detroit, Mid.,
iast: 81 st. Bernard &%rGuterpi1en, bic
mir BON eiuem me!ner beuti9en 5reunbe
empfobIen purben, baben mid 10 i9nea
unb poutommsn pon meinem Wasenibel
befreii, uub i'd babe ibren @sbraud 10
p%oufanbis obne bic iibliden laitisen SOL
gen uon abfibrmitteIu sefunbsn, baB i'd
mid ueranlaBt iebe, bieies uunberbare
Wtittel Naen 3u empfeblen, bic m RaSens
unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ieiben. Sd
baltic bic Inertennuus Der Gortreffi@tett
bes Wittels fir meme 9fi9t unb bin bier
nit berisIbsn uuu Dantbartsit na4sstOms
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12

Ser SiGter iast lrr 3u tpabr: r0us
TT Der Stud Der bOien Chat, buB fe fort:
3eu9en6 80fes muB ssbarsu." Die 8er:
na9laif9uns zines Iei9ten MasenibeIs
atsbt unuerbuuIi3tett, S9pinbeu Der pbps
ti6en unb geiiti9en &rdfte, 2ebensibers
oruB unb frib3eitt9eu Cob mad f15. Seib
6aram auf Der 9ut, baB ni3t elm serinaes
&eioen cine tObtIi3e &rantbsit vfort3eusenb
sebie1t." SObaIO Sbr Elm unwObIiein
peripirt, nebmt bic bette un6 fi6erite Ir,s
net, 1t. Bernard &rGuterpiacn, bic Sbr in
leoer apotbete fur 25 Gents betommt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
u d q u b.
SeutfOIano.
leite n.

- lleber bic S3nssma sn, bic i'm let.
ten Wtnter i'm Giefensebtrse auf9eIpei9ert
Iasen, fam man fi9 aus Solsenoem eiu
Bib MAIDEN. Na9 ben 9erii6eruuaer
Oes 8d3ters ter S9nessrubenbanbe ma,
cieis uOufdnbis ueri6ueit, 70 baB man pou
v&abe5abI's Rar5el", benz binter ibr lie.
genben SeIieu, auf bas Dad binauf uni
auf Der anberen Sette brquem binunte,
ltsisen tonnte. Das @ebduoe sIi9 einem
Sdueebisel. Sn bieier S65Ie blieb bic
Eemperatur fait ftdnbis I @r.: fte lift nut
etnmal big IA Or. seiunfen. Su ben
8dLbern bes 8eitfliseIs bes @ebiraes Lao
BET S9nee nod am 10. Mai iebr bod.
3wii3en SutobstbaI unb &arIstbal wurbe
nod in Der ;weiten Wtaiuo@e bet S9litten
sebrau9t.
- Wan i9reibt aug Slogan: Gin
Quintaner, ueIdsr ,pssen ni5t bin1ei6ens
ber ~2eiitunsen beim biesjdbrissn Sterters
min ni6t ueriett porOsn mar, ri9tete, Der
rS4Iei. 3ts." 3ufOlse. in ieiner Raipitdt
elm S3reiben an ben Ratier, in wtl5em er
bat, ubaB Sc. Waieitat beim Serrn Dt.
rector elm sutes 0ort fir i'm einleaen
m09te, bamit er pou Quinta mad Quarta
perlett uirbe." Der Brief 1pan6erte aus
benz @ipilfabinet ans Mtntiterium ,u
2iesnis, bteie ibersab ben Brief benz gro;
u%tnbtalsS 6ulfcas9ium, peI9es benIeIben
benz 0trettOr our aeuBerung porIeste.
Die lebtere tonnte natiirli9 uur babin Iau:
ten, baB benz Rnaben elm wsiterer Nufents
bait in Qutnta nut pon sr6Btem gtuten
ietu tonne.
Baben.
- Sn benz babii9en Sorfe 9 o n NJ
b bel l1eberIinsen bat tirsIi9 fi9 elm
Seuerwebrmunn, @tI5eIm Srsp lit Der
in Elm It9terIob brennenbes Saus
seltir3t, I'm, elm in ber eriten 9erpirruna
pom Der Wutter perseheres, 6 Wonate
altes &tnb gu retten. Die cole Gbat selans
benz &ibnen 9litlt9, bn9 muBte er als
G~ettun9swes spet Stod bod
berabiprtnsen. l1nueriebrt iiberret4t er
Oas Rtnb Der w~einenbeu 6rau unter Iautem
Der Ssu6Iteruns unb &as
rneraben.
9efien;Naau.
- gei benz 2duten gu @bren bes pers
iforbensn &aiiers WiIbelm seriprans bic
sroBe v@eoratus9Iots" auf benz Eburme
Der 0eutid Srbenstirde in 9 a4 NJ
baue en-. Die @Iofs wirb iett BET benz
@IodensieBer Sob. @s. 9feifsr in &ut.
iersIautern u~m9esOisn unb folsenbe Sns
i6rift etbaltsn:
Gem eeuti6en &itterorOen ertlan9 i6,
&ei 6Giier &ilbelms COB ;eripran9 i6,
Surd Utellter Yfelier erItano i6
Ammo DOmini MDCCCLXXXVII."
@irttembers.
- Gin Ruftfsf srSBten Stiles wirb
POM 90. bis %. SUM- in Statt CART
&initler eriten Ranges wie:
Soiepb Soa5im, Sulius &lsn8sl, b'albert,
5rduIein Sermine Spies: 0issbaben (2IIs
Srau S9mtbts& 6bnes8 Berlin (Sos
pran), pom WiIbes8 eimar (BaB), Witos
req, Mtinden u. a. finb beretts seuonnen,
bic TbeiInabme pon Brabms ut in 2luss
i6t sefteIt. 9as Sr9sitsr pirb burd
bic gauge fOnisIi9e 9oftapeue unb bur9
aussspdbIte &rdfte IN Der 3abl uon iiber
100 Wufitern 3uiammenseiest, bic Rdns
ners unb Srausnsg b0re bur9 bic WitsIiss
Der ber beitsn Stuttsarter muittaIif9en
8ersine, bur9 ben Softbeater . Stns9or,
oas &onierpatorium uub bur4 bic 0eretue
Der Radbaritdbts, TIM @an3en bur& iibsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
Wittel gegen Imeiien.

Serr 80. Sobbins, geauer Co., 9a.,
i6reibt, baB er Srs3peinifein Tartar
emetic) als elm wirtiamss WlittsI aesen
alneiien sefunben babe. Sir einise Gents
Srsdpeinitsin perben NIT 3ufsr. Sprup
ober 9onis semii9t unb in elmer llntertaii {
an ben pom ameiieu bsimseiu9tsn Ylat
ssitsat. 9ie Imeiien iinb In tur3er !3eit
peri9wuuben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12

elifli5er 8eiie bic Slinte, unb Der 9abes
tod brans benz unslidIi6en Snaben in
&opf btnetn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12

&rantbeitsanlase unb 9~epobnbeit iteben
i'm tnnisifen 3uiummenbanse, ba isoe @es
pObnbeit, ie LANCER fe a%nbauert, befto
msbr In 5Ieii6 unb glut iibersebt. 0ie
6ruse 1T besbul6 pom Der sr0Bten Wi9tiss
teit, Oh bic 9swobnbeiten gut ober idle4t
fnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12

Gin &inb iolte ME ldnser als b69ifsns
3wei Stunben ununterbro9en fGtenb unb
seiitis bei9aftist bIeiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12

Sober @tbem3us in elmer iiberfiuten,
ni9t seIifteten @Obnuns, be9innt
&orper au uersiften unb gu i9uds
den, iebsr atbemsus i'm Sreien besinnt
bsnislben 81 entsiften unb gu itarten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12

Extract of Wintergreen bswdbrt fi1
ausse3ei9net BET @sIsntrbsumatismus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12

vgidt gut rie4t, wer INNER gut rie9t",
iast i9on Martialss. 0a 9arfime meis
tens ssbrau9t werbsn, UNI idlsdtsn @es
fud gu usrbsden, 10 rie4t Der fiber am
Der gar ni4t ris5t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12

lin 9onis Dor benz &rpitauiftrsu gu BE,
wabren, tbut man wObl, bsnieIben gu err
parmen unb 3u l-2 Pfunb etpa cine
lln5e @lpcerin su3uiesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12

500 Mitutrtenbe sebiloet perben. lleber
bas 9rusramm perIautet, baB am eriten
Gage bas sroBe Sratortum vSoiua" BON
Sanbel, am britten Gage vOas Parabies
unb bic 8ert" BON S4umaun CUR Iuffabs
,uus selansen iolen.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-26

CHICAGO. Sept 25.-The Utah Cox mission,
composed Of Judge Carlton, OF Indiana; Judge
Williams, of Arkansas; Col Godfrey, Of Iowa;
Gen. McCiernand, OF Illinois. and Arthur L.
Thomas. Of PsnnsylvauiA, 10 in session in this
city. The commissioners are now at work pre-
pariug their report. which will DO submitted to
the Interior Department. Mr.. Thomas was
formerly secretary Of Utah Territory. He said
to reporter, yesterday. that the Edmunds law
had been of great benefit to the people Of Utah,
and that its provisions were being generally OBJ
served. II polygamy was practiced IL was in
secret Tho Mormons still had their agents, and
immigrants are coming into the Territory. The
conflict Of authority there was such that the
Utah question was one OF great complexity, and !,
as there HAD been so many exaggerated reports
coucsrninR the situation, Mr.. Thomas said the
conmissio ouers did not care to discuss the mat
ter outside their report, which would cover the
ground fully
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-26
sw,ndled Ont of SIC. 600 by Buoko Men.

PuTsBuRG, Sept. 25-John X. Lemon, 40
AIRED and respected citizen OF Allegheny, was
sw,V, ed o1i of SIC, QUO this afternoon oy .wo
eu.So msa. The old gentlemen was enticed in
70 house Oh Pearl street and induced 10 play
q game in which it was alleged he had won sl0,-
0O0 To get this, however, il would be necss-
ssry to produce u Ike amount The victim fell
into the trao onco and went TO the Third
National Bank, where be drew ont the money.
Returning, he placed it on thu table. He thon
took another chance, and was informed that be
had lost the $40 600. This dazed him for a
moment but he quickly recovered, and draw
q revolver demsndsd his money. One of the
swiudiers Knocked the pistol out Of his hand and
the two ran out, locking the door after them.
By the time Lemon had succeeded 10 forcing
the door open both men had disappeared. The
police were notified, but so far they have not
been spprehended Mr. Lemon is seventy
years of Aee aud quito wealthy. This 10 tho
second time within six months that the bunko
game has been successfully worked in this city
for large amounts
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-26
THE SENATE TARIFF BILL.
Copies Are Distributed Among Committee
men-It Is Not q Caucus Measnre.

Copies Are Distributed Among Committee
men-It is Not n Caucus Measure.
wAsHIyeToN Sept 25.-The fuancs commit
tee met at 1890 to-day. There were present
Senators Sherman, Allison, Adrich, Hiscock,
Harris and Vance, and Senator Jones made his
appearance at IL o'clock. The now tariff bill
Was laid before the committee by Senator ALI
son, chairman OF the subcommittee and a SEQ
ond complete copy was handed at the same
time to Senator Harris. This was at once 30
curely scaled, addressed to Senator Beck. aud
forwarded by Q trusty deputy ssrgeantat-arms
to Fortress Monroe. The committee then for
mally began consideration OF the bill. A major
ity of the members were personally in favor Of
making IL public at once. but it decided. in def
erence TO ancient usage. to await the action of
the full committee. Each member
OF the committee receipted for a copy
Of the new bill and took it away with
him. II is the prevalent impression, based on
what the Democratic members Of tho committee
have said to their Republican fellow-m m oers,
that not more than three or four days will be re-
ouired Tor Senator Beck to complete the minori-
ty report. and that the bill will be reported to
the Senate and made public next Monday.
Meanwhile the committee continuesit its hearings.
The impression that tie MEASURE is the work
details never having been submitted TO any eau
Gus of Republicans. Though the general plan
and the expected results have been matters OF
discussion from time to time. Republican Ssna-
tors will be In no respect debarred from
submitting amendments when the bill
comes before the Senate, and, in
fact, it is, like other measures iu their
progress through the Senate committees still
subject to change in the committee. The bill is
voluminous affair, covering $50 pages of the
ordinary bill size including Of course, the Mills
bill, which is struck out, and the entire under
valuation bill, upon which the Senate commit
tee spent nearly a year. The next meeting Of
the full COMMITTEES is called for Thursday morn
ing when the formal reading of the bill will be
continued. 1t 10 said that its reading iu the
Senate will consume about fvs hours.
The members of the committee have pledged
their honor not to make public any of the pro-
visions Of the bill, ard only about dozen copies
have been printed. All these but the one sent
to Senator Beck have been returned to the clerk
of the committee, and are locked no / n his Gus
tody. Nothing but the few pivotal items which
have for some time been public is known Of the
provisions of the measure. Thirty -four new
items, mainly drugs, chemicals and grasses
have been added to the free lst and more are
likely to be added before the bill leaves the
committee. Sugar and rice are cut so per cent
Salt aud lumber are practically unchan ged.
Tobacco and alcohol used in the arts are to be
untaxed
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-26
A Deadly Street Duel.

at o'clock, a sangunary duel took place at San
Felipe dc Sabinas, mining town on the Sabinas
river, situated on branch Of the Mexican In
ternauonal railroad, about sixty miles from
here. 1t appears that Lozera Amsdor, captain
OF the Contreras Guards, body of mounted
custom-houss inspectors, and Grsciapa Cautau,
one OF theState Rangers, had had trouble, and
grudge existed between them. Meeting in
San Felipe de Sabinas. they drew their pistols
simultaneously and began shooting. Amador
fell dead at the second fire, and his opponent,
Csutau. died within an hour from the effects of
his wounds. Great excitsment existed in the
place at the time Of the shooting, but further
trouble occurred. Both men were under the in
fuence Of mescal at the time Of the ARRAY.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-26
PARDONED AT LAST.
Milton Weston Released by the Pennsylvania
Authorities After Long Imprisonment.

HARRIsBURG, Sept 25-At a special meeting
Of the Board OF Pardons, this evening, tho most
important action taken was the pardon Of Milton
Weston. whose case has long been before the
board. Weston was tried and convicted in
June. 1884. IL Allegheny county, for voluntary
mauslauehter. In July, 1884, he was sentenced
to Eve years in the Western penitentiary. The
case, which is well known to the public had its
origin in dispute between Milton Weston and
Obadiah Haymaker fo- possession Of piece Of
land situatsd near Murraysville. in Wessmore-
land county. which eliminated on the Goth Of
November, 1883. in personal encounter,
in which Haymaker was killed. /. It
Is not alleged that Weston inflicted
the wounds which caused his death, but he was
convicted of voluntary manslsughter by being
present, aiding and atettng one Rowser and
others then in his employ in their acts. Weston
was granted q separate trial, which resulted as
before stated ID stating their reasons for she
pardon the board gives q lengthy review Of the
ease. going into many details OF the trial. esps-
ciallY OF the manner IN which Weston followed
the instructions Of his counsel 10 the effort TO
hold possession of what he believed to be his
land. There was nothing In the evidence to
eoutrovert the allegation Of Weston that in all
he did he believed he was conforming to the
Jtrict letter of the law in his efforts to maintain
what ne oelieved 20. oe mis- righ& lt was din
cult, Gays the board, TO see wherein Weston was
more guilty than others who were present and
concerned with him. Weston's pardon was
strongly recommended by many prominent pso-
pie, all Of whom declared him to have been
lawsbiding aud peaeeable citizen. On this point
the board says: His allegation, therefore, that
bis conduct on the occasion Of the ARRAY was d.
rected and influenced by what he believed to be
sound legal advice must have great weight He
was convicted as an accessory, although denying
his responsibility for act which was, as be al
lsees, committed without authority from or par
ticipated in by him. The board feels that under
the circumstances Weston mas bean sufficiently
punished Attached TO the reasons is q long
list Of names Of prominens citizens asking for
the pardon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-26
The Ives-staynor Case Dismissed.

CINcINNATI, Sept 25.-Judge SHREDDER to-day
granted the motion to dismiss the against
Ives q Stsynor, on trial for embezzlement Of
property of the Cincinnati Hamilton e. Dayton
railroad, and direct the jury to return verdict
of not guilty. There were two motions pending,
one TO rule out certain accounts and books Of
fered by the prosecution, and the other TO dis
sniss the for want of evidence to establish
guilt. The Judge did not pass upon the first
motion, as be found that the testimony wholly
failed TO establish case of grand larceny,
which ore OF the counts of Indictment, and
also that il Was not sufficient TO make out a case
of embezzeuent Prosecutor Pugh excepted
70 the decision and gave notice that he would
appeal 90 the Supreme Court
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-26
Gen. Tom Browne.

Special to the Indianapolis Jour~aa
WAsHINeTcN, Sept. 25.-General Browne to-
day paired for On indefinite time with Mr.
Breckinride, os Arkansss, who 10 also member
OF the House committee on ways and means,
and expects to spend some time with his con-
stituents In the Sixth congressional district
The General will leave week from to-day for
his homo ut Winchester, whence he will begin q
tour over adjoining counties His recent pro-
longed illness has almost incapacitated him from
speaking, affecting his voice severely, but he
says his intention is to DO as much campaign
work as his physical strength will admit. He
will not return here before election In Novem Der,
unless called back by BUSINESS in the House
General Browne is confident Of the election Of
Harrison and Morton, and will do as much ss
pos2lble 70 secure Repu hlican success.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-26
MINOR MATTERS.
Copies OF . Famous Reform Order ut Last
Consigned to Bass Uses.

Copies OF Famous Reform Order ut Last
Consigned to Base Uses
Special to The Indianapolis Journal
WAsHINGTos. Sept. 25 Recently the sta
toner in the Treasury Department was ordered
to take the large stock Of circulars issued by
the Secretary of the Treasury under date Of
Sept. 1, 1SS6-"Department Circular No. III,
Division Of Appointment"-and cut them in two
and block them up, to be used on their blank side
scratch table paper. 1t will be remem bered
that this was the famous circular Issued by Act
ing Secretary Fairchild over the name of Grover
Cleveland, dated at the Executive Mansion,
July IA. 1886, addressed ITO the Heads of De-
partments in the Service of the General Gov
ernment," and warning ali employees of the gov
ernment against the use of their official posi-
tions in attempts to control political movements
in their localities, ''under peril of the loss of
their position" This circular was issued during
the civil-servce reform spasm OF the admins
tration, but it is debased to the ordinary use of
o scratch paper, with it's face turned downward
and its destination the waste paper basket
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-26
Lynching Threatened.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 25.-At Scottsville, Allen
county, Kentucky, in q colored church, last Sat-
urday, Monroe Wilkinson, . notorious negro,
entered during the services and broke up the
congregation by drawing q revolver sud threat
highly respected colored man, took him out of
the church and demonstrated with him. As hs
turned away Wilkinson shot him in the back,
killing him instantly. The murderer fed, but q
posse or white and colored men pursued and
captured him. The negroes wanted to lynch
him, but q white took Wilkinson behind
him on . horse and carried him safely TO the
Jail at Scottsville Sunday night two attempts
were made by party OF about forty negroes to
take Wilkinson from the jail and hang him, but
they were driven of. The lynchsrs swore they
would get reinforcements and lynch the rour-
derer at any cost, and much excitement pre-
yails at ScottsviIle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-26
Lists of Male Invalid Pensioners in Doubtful
States Prepared at Public Expense for
Use by Democratic Committees.
Mr.. Allison Lays the Senate Tariff Bill
Before the Committee on Finance.
The New Measure Is Not the Result of Re-
publican Caucus, and 1t Will Be Subject
to the Usual Routine Of Senate Bills.


Preparing Lists OF Invalid Pensioners for the
Use OF Democratic Committees.
Special TO the indianapolis journal
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Some very strange
proceedings have been going on in the Office Of
the Third Auditor Of the Treasury. During the
past two months six of the most expert clerks
10 that bureau have been at work classifying
the list Of male invalid pensioners. giving the
date OF issue Of each pension. with name Of peu-
sioner, rate of pension per month, apd town and
county address. Only the male pensioners are
included in this lst and only those made up
have been Of pensioners in States which are po-
litiealiy doubtful, with the exception OF Ken
tueky. The lists have been made for California,
New York and New Jersey, and the clerks are
just now completing the list Of pensioners for
Indiana While this work has been going on
the messengers who are employed TO stand
about aud run errands for the principal clerks
and officers have been placed on clerical duties
as far as possible. One of the colored messen-
gers made out tho vouchers for last months pay
for the whole bureau. These six expert clerks
are now industriously at work completing the
list Of pensioners who receive their pay through
the Indianapolis agency. 1t is stated that
copies Of the Lists OF pensioners in each
county are to DO sent to the Democrats county
committees, and . complete list to the State
central committee. The object 10 doing this
work is to give the political managers in Inai-
ana On opportunity to make advances to the
pensioners through the forty or fifty special.
pension agents now in each doubtful State, or
through the county and State central commit
tees. Increases OF pensions are to DO promised
by wholesale TO those who will vote the Demo-
cratic ticket The increase Of invalid pensions
can be made ad libitum by the Commissioner o.;
Pensions.