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

Ser ltberale Srrtbum tritt in 70 pielen
un6 peri3ieoeren @eltalten unb S3attis
runseu auf, buB ietn @ift ben msilten
Reni9en uerbor9en bleibt. @ering lit
aler6ings bic 3a6l b~erienisen &atboliten,
peI1e irsen6 Elm bosmatti9es Ostret ober
trsenb cine 0tscipIinarenti3eibuns Der
Stride ausbriiflt9 psrperfen; aber 9roB,
febr 9roB 1T bic 3ubl berienisen, weI5e
gang Ober gum EbetI bas Sod Der tir9Iis
DEN 2situns uerperfen, b. 3. prattti9 libes
raj finb. Sbre relisi6ien 81 i3ten poIsn
fe pobl benz llrtbetIe Der &tr9e uuterwers
fen, aber pie ltebt es nit tbren bauslt3en.
bIr9erli9en, unb polttii6en 9ft9ten2
@erlansen is ni6t, sieie benz ltrtbeiIe ber
Stride 3u ent,ieben, unter benz 8orpanbe,
bic biirgerIi9en unb poIitti9sn Sanbluns
gen Iagen auBerbaIb benz ttr9lt9en 9es
biete, ite ieten Obne ge3us auf Roralitdt,
bic fe t5 ieLbit fir bic 9eurtbeiluns ibres
biirserIiden unb politti3en 2ebens 5ure3ts
Iegen, unabbanstS pon @Ott unb ieinem
Steauertreter auf @rben, Der &ir9e2
60 ent,iebt Der 2ibsraIismus bas 6ffents
Ii6e un6 6aS SamtItenleben benz @tnfu6e
Der Rir4e unb Der &eIision. 0enn men
Der Staut unabbdnsis uOn 9ott 1T, ME
man ~bebauptet, parum ioate es bic 9es
meinbe ni9t aud ietn2 unb wenn bieie uns
abbansis 1T, param pi9t aud, bic SAINT
Lief un6 wenn BITE camille, srparum ni6t
aud Der Briuatmann fopobf ais her.
Craftsman uub Der Staatsbsamte2 ...,,
Ff. 49, - T E~f.E
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
Chr tennt, e~brphrbtoe griber. bic Be

Sbr tennt, ebrphrbtse Sriber, bic 3etts
,srbdItnife. 9luf Der etnen Sette iino BITE
Meni5en pom elmer unbdnbtsen 2eieputb
bsieeIt, auf ber anbern Seite ersteBt fid
etu Strum i3le9ter S3riften. IS fam
taum sei6iIbert perben, uel4en S4aoen
bieIe tastdslt5 ben Sitten unb Der &elts
ston 3ufisen. 0arum ietb eifris baraui
beba5t, bur9 Bitten unb grmabnen unb
auf anbere @eiie bic @ldubisen pom iensu
~unIautern SusIlen fern3ubalten unb ie gu
befern gu tiibren. Sebr niblt4 pirb es
fetn, penn u1ter euerer Nufit9t unb Sci:
tuns EasesbIdtter eri@einen, wel6e BEN
pon allen Seiten barserei3ten Site 3eit:
seutdB e~utsesenwirfen, unb BITE 8abrbeit,
Tusenb unb &eIision i4isen.
Geo XIII. al bic portusiefi6en SiidOfe
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
aatbottf@er atraem . saIsnssr.
Som rei3su Tii6suse 9strt.-eue. 5.
A6tuns lift Sat6ofi&en !
Die stiutr,e oes pert. 9tas TX.
unit. ben II. Suni RoineriuS, Sef,

@tr eriu3en gle ~tnftdnbtsf, allen benen
nit eurem suten 8tuen unb eurer 9unit
beisuiteben, bic, NIT @eift besabt unb nit
s~eniseHber &enntntB ausseriitet, ft9 on
Bic Nrbeit MAIDEN un6 Bidder unb 3eituns
Gen our 8ertbetSisuns unb 8erbreituns ber
fatbOIii9en 2ebre uerOfentIi9en.
@ncpcIica gtus TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
Sic sttuntae 2eo'S XIII,

2aTet euer 2t5t leu3ten por ben Wfens
f9eu, bumit fe euere suteu Berte ieben.
limb Der Ssrr sebe eu3 6a3u Setnen Sesen!
Geo XIII. an bas In 8arma eri9eiuenSs gIatt
Luce" 0eu9te), @ufan9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
SirGftGe geutsReiten.
q q b.

Us 1T tn tpstterel &reiien penis be-
tannt, baB General Sberiban &atboIit lit.
Die msiften ~uuisrer SasssbIdtter, bic aud
bas ~fIeinite unb unui9tisite @ortommnib
briusen, peridwiesen es bebarrli3. GO
usri6pissen fie aud, baB BET @ensrnt bic
81. Sterbeiatramente erbaIten bat. Stirbt
Sberiban. 10 itirbt Der braue SoIoat als
gutter RatboIit. ST BET &atboIi3ismus
bet uniern sroBen Ndnnern Elm 8erbres
den?
@r3biOceie Gbicaso.
gu Solicit feierte am 9finsitmontas Der
bo9p. P. Sranciscus al6ers, SeeIforser
an Der bortiseu ct. Sobarnes gaptii it.
&ir9e, ietn filbernes 8rieferiubiIdum.
Oerielbe wurbe am 80. Nusuit 1887 su
Oorten, Wetfalen, seborsn, am IL. Mai
1868 9ewsibt unb fam am 7. October
1869 mad amertta.
Mm bl. 9reifaltisfeitsz sonntage wurbs
bic neue ct. @abrielstir9e an SHERMAN
unb As. StraBe in Chicago bur9 ben
bo4w'iten @r3bii6of Seeban sinsepeibt.
Die bo9u'f fen gtidOfe Rpaa pon 2Iton
uub Owsnser pom Sort Wapne iowie on
35 9rieiter pom gbicaso unb llmaeaenb
nabmen on Der ginpsibuns Gbeil. Ser
&ir9enbau bat idon $50, 900 setoitet unb
peitere $40, 900 werben nod our 8oQens
buns erfurbsrli9 iein.
gr3bt6ceie Baltimore.
SER Guaen &ellD uOu 0ep gort Bat
fir bic tatboIii9e llniusriitdt, weI6e nabe
Waibinstou erri9tst rerben wirb, bas
rei4e 9ei6ent pom 100, 900 Dollars sssss
ben.
OiScefe Detroit.
Sic vStimme b. @abrb." erfabrt AUS
3uuerlaifser QueIe", baB bic 3eituusss
na9ri6ten ibsr bic ausebli5e grnennuns
bes bo9w. DR.. 6olep Don Baltimore gum
gii6of BON Detroit %unbesrinbst isisn.
0i6eeie gIepelanb.
giiduf @ilmpur pun glepslanb Fat ben
grieitern uerboten, BET 2si9enbesansnifen
gu funsiren, mo NIT glumen Staat aes
ma3t wirb. @r iast, baB bieler S9ritt
notbwenbis Jet, UNI bieism peItIi5sn rnfus
gu ~iteuern. 9as tit cine 3eitsemaBe MaBs
resel, UNI 10 seitsemdBer, ais bic 8lumen.
ipenben nt@t immer tatbolii5e Spmbole,
lonbsrn oft beionii9e unb freimaurerii3e
inb.
0i6ceis 8incenues.
Ser budhp'ite giidOf GbatarO Ieste am
81. Bfinsitfeits ben @runbtsin su benz
neuen ct. 8incenBsS oipital In Sntianas
polls. 9as @ebaube wirb auf $40, 900
gu fte9en tommen. - am "a. Mat fpsns
bette Der bo6p'ite 8iidof in ct. Mteinrab
ben So. 81. Wartin, o. S. B., Srant
0OwO, ant. &oea, s. g6rfs, :. &.
gprne unb s. y. WoB, alle aus Der
0t6ceie 0incennes, unb &arl Sauier fir
bic 9iDesis alton, bic 81. 9rieiterpeibe.
9t6cefe Sort @apne.
Sic nene aapele bss &loitsrs Notre
Dame gu Sort 8upne lit nabs3u polenbet,
10 baB fie im na9ften Wonat einsepeibt
lperben Tam. Der 8au toitete $50, 900.
Ste pom berielben @enoieni3aft bintsr
Der 81. 0reifaIttsteits sRirde auf Der SlSs
ieite erbaute acabemis fiir Mdb6ens6ss
hinge gsbt ibrer SOaenbuns entssssn.
" 20 t. 9ieariat NorbsW inn e.
ota.
Ser bodp'te 8iiduf seibenbuiG 1T
am Samftas, 26. Mai, Don isinsr @uropas
Hsiie 3uridSetsbrt unb bsfinbst i9 rsdt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
Gin dmBerit ,pi@ti8es nemes
@crf.

Reformation" ODER rGepoIutton"?
Ole &ep olutiou lett benz 16.
Sa9rbunbert m Gi6te Der neuez
item Sori6un9, 1T Der 8itel zines pon
g8ilb. Sobofi, bel Seroer in Sreiburs
1887 eri6ienenen neIen gSertes, has, mad
Saniien's Ttuiter 9ea,beitet, gpo6e MAIDEN
piro.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-15
THE SPRINGFIELD ROADSTER BICYCLE!
WE STILL HOLD OUR OWN.
Moderate Prices Quality Hill Climbing Safety Speed
are features of merit which are sure to lead
RECORDS FOR 1898.

L. A. Baltimore, Md, three victories Woodstock
Canada professional "a Binghampton, "
Toronto Canada three mile road
Wheel safety Rochester, N w. mile open to
three mile handicap; five me to ALL last
reod half mile dash ALL lilo
competition half record; also, two me 645 class
J. r. WELD of Medina, writes:
IS ride Springfield Roadsters and still we
more"
REMEMBER OUR Hill. CLIMBING RECORDS
Eagle Rock jersey dsmount Corey HILL
Boston, without dismount stickney HILL Lynn, Mas
ime
sHURMAN AT IT AGAIN.
ersof
Wheel
miles On the the
the that he would the hill the
thought
Allen climbed cried enough
dmenwer
Park Hills oblge2 Ed BICYCLE WORLD
give the facts Draw inference. But remember
workmanship absolutely against headers speedy
SPRINGFIELD BICYCLE MANUFACTURING CO. Conh Boston, Mass
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO.. Ed,
SOLE AGENTS FOR HAWAIIAN ISLANDS 1247-lm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-15
EMEMBER OUR HILL CLIMBING RECORDS.

Eagle jersey without dimoun Corey Hill,
tmesW Sickney
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-24
TeGeSrap9i(Ge 9epe(6en.
Seuti 9l Lamb.

Berlin, II. april. Ses &aiiers
R6tperpdrme errei9te am Wontas lO3
5rab Sabrenbeit uub iein Yuls l04
S6Idae in Der Wtinute.
gs bsiBt, baB Der &rauesnpFsser bes
Raiiers sntIa6sr worben lit, neil er Der
vS6Inii9sn Ssituua" faIids Ra9ri6ten
gum S9aben bes Or. Watsnsie mitses
tbsiIt bate. - Der &aiisr eri6ien beite
In @susrais:liniform, inter Der sr cine
weiBe Beite trus, an Rem Seniter ieinss
&rauteu;immers; bas Sau9seu Der bas
S5IoB uulasernben 9sute, aIs iie ibn
iuben, brans bis in bas tOuisIids 3immer.
lin pier llbr wurbe folsenbes bulletin
aussessbsu: Die @ri5sinunssn pou 2ufts
rObrens @nttanbuns babsn i5 felt ssfsrr
iebr perminbert uno bas Sieber bat na9s
ssIaiIsn. Der Saiisr bat bie 0a5t beiIer
sussbra6t, aIs bic uorbsrsssanssns unb
iein slassmstnbs finbsn III sufrisbsni itsllenb.
Wadsn,ie, 8ssuer, Sopea, Bsrsmann,
2epbsn, Senator.
Abeubs baIb A9t. Sn benz
Srantbsits,uifanbe bss 6aiIsrs TT psber
cine Bsisruns nod cine gsridIimmsruns
siusetretsu. gs bsrridt auBsrssuObnli5
srobs 8siorsniB. SbpobI bic dr3tli6en
Bulletins nt4ts bauon iasen, sspinnt bic
Inii9t an 9Oben, baB ii9 In Der 2uft.
,Sbre cine giterbOble sebiIbst bat.
Der Raiier smpfins beute gta9mittas
ben 9roBbsraos unb bic @roBbsr3osin pon
Baben; bann f4lsf sr swsi Stanbsn, cts
bob f9 sssen tinf llbr pom 9stt unb
sins tn isiu Irbsits;imusr, NO sr nit Der
Raiierin an Elm Seaitsr trat. gr wurbe
pon Der Dor bsm S4Ioiis isinsr barrsnbsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-24

rSm Sdltan ltno unaolalIl9 rulTlOe H9en
ten tbdtis unb bic baIb bier baIb bort aus.
bre9enben Sausrnaufitdnbs lesen buuor
3eusriB ab. @s pirs tein 9ebstuuif
oaraus ssma9t, baB gut Orsauiiirt'
Sauernbanbsn sinsn ausrifi auf BIZ
Sauptitabt gutarsit unb ben Sturs be,
Rssieruns bsabf5tisen. Die ruifiider
Bsitedunsen bebnsn ii5 ntdt auein au
bic 8siteduns Der 8eamtsu unb bic Erup'
pen bss EerritoriuIbeeres aus, ieIbit IN BIZ
itsbsnbsu 5ssre brans Der ruiRi9e Rubel
Elm unb lit bies ni4t alein Der Sall in &u:
mdnien, ionbern au6 in guIsarien uni
Ssrbisn. Dag ber SpettutsI bort an be,
9onau baIb Iosssbsn uirb, bas ideint
unter ben llmitdnben ut9t 3weifsIbaft.
Die 5anbeI 3wti@sn ben Der,
Stauten unb Nfarofto, - usI9e in bsu
Isstsn Gassu uisbsrboIt nit elmer 8us:
baIserei su snbsu brobteu, itab snbIi9 it
baIb unb baIb bsiseIest worben; fie wer'
ben Dor sinsm Sdisbsssri9t ssidlidtst,
Sc lit sin Slid, baB tsinss unierer Rrisss:
i9iffs Elm 8ombarbsmsnt ueriu5t bat, BIZ
Wauren bdttsu auf bic Sbse tommen tOu'
nsn, fd su usbren, unb bann wdrsn nj,
pabri9eiuIi9 blauirt setpsisn.
%aus graiilisH Iieseu nsuere Ra6ri9'
ten uor. Das nsue, ans aatboIiten bsitss
bsnbs Cabinet bat bsrsits baIbamtIi9 in
bic SeffsntIi6tsit sebra9t, baB bic 5aupts
puntte in feinsm grOsramme bic aufbes
buns Der StIuusrsi nod tn bisism Sabre
unb bic 8srbefisu,ns Der Sinansen unb bee
@slswsiens bss 2anbss istsn. Diefe grs
tIarunssu babsu ausrieits bsfrisbist unb
bic Slbrer Der GibsraIsn babsn benz gabi.
net ibre llutsrfaasuns CUR ausfabruns bes
Programmes susef9ert.
Die sau3e sssenwdrtise GreiIafunsss
bsussuns bssaun I'M Ds3embsr .. s. in
Der uOu uisIsu 0suti9sn bewobntsn gros
ping Gan PauIo unb bat pon 20s, 900
Stlapsn bersits 70, 900 bic polIs Srsibsit
ssbra9t. Su Der 9smsinbs Gan SiSeIiu
in Der grouin, 8io be Sansiro itnb tirss
LID 1000 StIapsn, baruntsr 400 uon elmer
einsisen Gamilie, IN @ampos innsrbaIt
sebu Gasen 5000 unb in Raeabs uon be,
SamiIis ararnama, bic bebsutenbs gfans
sunsen unb bic sroBartise 3uderiisbsrst In
Quifaman beist, msbr ais 1000 StIaueu
freissIafsn worbsn. Sie senannte Sami:
lie bat bic SrsiIafiunssbeus in be,
Yrouin, Rio Sansiro in GIuB sebra9t uni
ii9 uerbinbIi9 ssmadt, alien 5rsissIuiis'
men, wsI9e aIs frsie Irbsitsr auf ibrsr
Pflansunssn uerbIeiben wOIIen, siusu gu:
ten 9Obu au bs3abIen. Sn YstropoIis fol-
len ON /. Wai unb In Der Stabt Hio Sa,
metro an 90. Suni idmmtIi@e bort nod
uorbanbens StIauen ibre 5rsibsit erbuItsn
9ott iei Dant, Tam man iaseu, baB snb:
LID bic Sdanbe far bas i9Oue 9aub auf'
bort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-24

Merito, II. april. @eiern Radt
itabIen ginbrs1er aus benz Saule zines
i3On lanss i'm 9aubs aniaffsen Stalies
nerS, zines fur reid bstanntsn unb immer
rei4Ii9 nit @eIb usrisbensn Mfaunes,
$40, 900 IN Noten, rpdbrsnb iie 5000 In
benz erbro4ensn Ra1sni9rant nsben ben
Rotsn liesenben Silbsrsslbss unanseribrt
HsBen. Der Portsr bss Sauies psrs
rpideIte ft9 BEL benz 9srb6r In iouieI @i.
Ssripra4s, baB er, Der Witpifsni9aft
psred4tis, feitssbalteu purbs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-02

MONDAY, May 2l.-On motion of Mr..
Hatch the rules were suspended and
the bill to create an executive depart
ment to be known as the Department Of
Agriculture was passed. The bill ere
ates Department Of Agriculture, under
the supervision and control of a secfe
tary Of agriculture, and provides for the
appointment of first assistant secre -ary
Of agriculture. 1t also transfers the
weather service of the United States
signal service from the war department
to the department of agriculture; a bill
was also passed after debate granting to
the Billings, Clark s Ford & Cooke City
Railroad the right of way through the
Crow Indian reservation.
TUESDAY, Nav 22.-In the House to-
day Mr.. O'Neill, chairman of the COM
mittee on labor, called up the bill to
confne the sale of products of convict
labor to the state in which thev are pro-
duced. The discussion occupied the
entire day and resulted in a vote of 18j
yeas TO "A nays on its engrossment and
third reading
WEDNESDAY, Nav 23.-The House to-
day, after passing the Senate bin grant
ing the Lake Shore road the right of
way through the Flambeau Indian res
ervation. the post-office appropriation
bill was taken up. Mr.. Blount (Ga-) ex-
planned that the bill carried an appro-
priation of $50 0,034 ,064, against an ap-
preparation of S55, ,694 $50 for the current
fiscal year. The bill was debated at
length bat no action was reached.
THURSDAY, May 24.-In committee
the House considered the post-office ap-
preparation bill, and when the commit
tee rose the bill was passed. Mr. Gay
(La.) submitted a conference report on
the invalid pensions appropriation bill
and 1t was agreed to. The bill Is the
same as it passed the Senate. 4 reso-
luton was adopted authorizing the COM
mittee on foreign affairs to inquire into
the facts connected with the mprIson-
ment in an English jail Of John Curtin
Kent, naturalized American citizen.
FRIDAY, Nav 25.-1he House to day
resumed consideration of the Leglsla-
tive, Executive and Judicial Appropri-
alton bin. Most OF the day was con-
sumed in dreary discussions upon pro-
posed increases of salary for House en-
ployes, and in tedious debates on points
of order. No material changes We're
made in the bill No final action was
reached, and a recess was taken till
evening.
SATURDAY, MAY 26.-The House went
into committee Of the whole on the leg
lslative. executive and judicial sppro-
priation bill. The pending amendment,
offered by Mr.. McComas Md, increas
ing the clerical force Of the clvIl-serylce
commission, was agreed TO, but no furth-
er action was taken on the bill.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-02
CANADA'S NEW CABINET.
Reorganization of the Ministry Why
upper Retired


OTTAWA, Ont, Nav 25.-Sir Charles
Upper, who has resigned as finance
minister, accepts the position Of high
commissioner in London, England, q.
Foster, minister Of marine and fish
cries, who assisted Sir Charles
during the session of the late
fishery commission at Washington, has
been appointed minister Of finance. 1t
is announced that e. II. Upper, VI. 2.
for Pict0u, y. : son of Sir Charles. has
been appointed minister of marine and
fisheries. So far these are all ratified
by order in council, but additional
changes NAV be looked for daily. A
prominent Conservative politician Is
authority for the statement that
thew viii be as follows: NJ. Bow
ell, minister of interior; Senator
Abbott, mayor OF Montreal, minister Of
trade and commerce; Mr.. La Coste, of
Quebec, solicitor general; J. Costigsn,
postmaster general. The present post
master general will be appointed lieu
tenaEt governor of Nova Scotia and ac
cording to an act passed a year ago the
departments Of inland revenue and GUS
toms will be paced IN charge Of two
cOmptrOjIers, who must have seats IN
Parliament, but not in the cabinet.
Tt is an open secret that one Of SiI
the cabinet was his opposition 70 the
governments policy on trade relations
with the United States He is in favor
o; reciprocity, while all his colleagues
were high protectlonists.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-02
TASCOTZ,S LAST MESSAGE.
Another SMELL Murderer Tells Where HIS
Body NAV De Pound

WAUEEGAx, HI. MAY 2G.-The latest
Tascott sensation has bobbed up III this
city. Some fishermen while out on the
lake captured a bottle, tightly corked,
which, on being broken, was found
to contain one of Chief Hub
bard's $4,000 reward circulars
and A letter purporting to be
from w. B. Tascott. The letter was
written with a lead pencil on pape
torn from note book, and the hanu
writing is a trltfe smoother than the
specimen shown in the reward circular.
Following is a copy Of the letter:
''MmwAUKEE, March IS, fSSS.-T0 Al
Whom It lhGy C0ucerns [ cannot live
fugitive from Justice any longer. Hea-
ven will forgive me the crime | have
committed, while the law Of man would
condemn me to an ignominious deatt.
upon the gallOws. Therefore | seek re-
lief through death at my own hands.
God knows that | did not intend to
commit murder; vet In the eve of
the law | would be pronounced
guilty and hanged unforgiven. Fate
was against me- I even shrddered at
the thought of ever committing murder,
yet circumstances controlled my actions
| would let no man take my life Ny
victim attempted to take mine. | will
not plead self-defense because |
placed myself in a position where
he had a legal although not
moral right TO take mine. He who
judges all things right will Judge us.
Should this statement ever reach a hui
man being | charge him to send the
same to my grieving father, whom I ask
with dying breath forgiveness. Fare
well till Judgment day.
fsWrTTrAN TAScOTr
"(Charged with the murder of A. J.
Smell, of Chicago Ny body will be
found under the ice in Lake Michigan,
near Milwaukee. wB.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-02
TH4T ALLEGED SPEECH.
People Certify that They Heata tsre.hau
Score the .. Dutch

WASHINGTON, d. c., MAY 23.-The evi-
dence on which it is charged that Judge
Gresham was a good many years ago a
violent knov-ngthing is the following
certificate, Which p1rpHrts to be copied
from the New A1bfy ttnd,} Weekly
Ledger August %, 1865:
''CERTIFICsFE.-W Walter Q. Gresham
present candidate for r. Sre6entative IN
Harrison County, said in a speech n
Louder's school house in Spencer town
ship in 1855, when he was a candidate
for clefh s-aiust William d. Mcmahon,
in a Joint discussion ~ttb John NJ.
Mates, that the American or Nflot~-
nothing party did not have TO persuade
him to become a member of their party
for he always had an American heart;
that he WAS brought up in the town
Of 1anesTille. where the Americans
could hardly get to theit polls TO vote
for the lazy, lousy, filthy, l5D-GaFed,
greasy Dutch; that he was in favor OF
stopping the immigration from the old
eSuutrF te ours; that they were prison
ets and paupetsj that the prisons, jaiis
and almshouses iii, the old country had
been emptied and brotsht. herG
I'VE the undersigned, cidze1is Of Har-
rison County, state of Indiana, certify
that we were present at political dis
cussion between hon. John Mates and
Walter @. Gresham at Louder's school
house, in Spencer township, in said
county, in the year 1885, and that Walter
q. Gresham made the foregoing remarks
oh that occasion.
William Stephens, Eli W. Davis, l.
K. Kipperdam, Thomas DAVIS, qsorge
" Walk, 4. W. Davis, T. B. DAVIS
Joseph Pitnian, Edward Foster, Tervis
Foster, Walford Hickman, Denfiis Hiek-
man, Sam Taylor, John L. TavIor, Ben
iamin kintner, Anthony Pitmsn, D.
Frank Walk, Leonard kellar."
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-02
CHICAGO'S S4LOGS :.
The Councils Action Condemned by a
Mass Meeting.

A monster meeting of representative
citizens Of all parties and donomina-
tions was held at Central Music Hall,
Chicago, on the afternoon of the 9th,
to protect a1airist tie refusal of the City
Council to prohibit salUons within 200
feet of churches and school houses.
Warm speeches were made by num-
ber of the most prominent ministers
and laWyer5 N the. city and letter
endorsing the movement -eas read
from Archbishop Feehan. In view of
the contemptuous reception accorded by
the aldermen and sa oOnkeepers to the
previous moderate request, 1t was de-
cided TO enlarge the issue, and demand
the closing Jf saloons -Dn Sunday as
well as their removal from tie neigh
borhood of churches and schools. A
committee was appointed to present
the matter to the city council. The
proceedings were marked by great
harmony and the applause which fol-
lowed every criticism voiced in the
platform against the city council was
prolonged, enthusiastic and significant.
Every seat in the auditorium was occu-
pied and many stood In the passage
ways. Most of the speakers and several
Of the prominent guests had chairs on
the stage, but at the close Of the regular
programme several speeches were made
from the body of the hall.
1t was agreed to invite the co-opera
of the Citizens League with the com
H1ittee to be appointed by the meeting
in presenting the petition tn the cOun-
ell and then act further, as committee
Of safety. Seven gentlemen were Sc
lected to act as the committee as follows:
Arthur Little, chairman. f. T. Getchell,
f. ". Blatchford, Hamilton Borden, II.
W, Sherman, w. Lawrence and Bishop
Fallows.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-02
GERMANY RETALIAIES.
New Regulations Regarding the Visits of
Frenchmen to Lorraine

STRAs BURG, May 23.-The decree in
relation to Frenchmen entering Alsace-
Lorraine IS published to-day. It pro-
eidas that all travellers entering Alsace-
Lorraine from France, whether they are
merely passing through those provinces,
or whether to take up their residence
therein, must present passports Yised
by the German ambassador at Paris
and dated not more than one year
prior 20 the time of presentation. Doc
uments merely certifying to the trade
or occupation Of persons desiring to en-
ter the territory will not be sufficient.
Foreigners without the proper pass
ports will be prevented f<rm continuing
their journey and will he conducted
hrca across the frontier # necessary.
Germans arriving from France and ii
habltants of French frontier districts 60
ing into Alsace Lorraine on business
are etempt from the conditions of this
decree If they can satisfy the frontier
police as to the truth OF their claims.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-02

FRESH NEyys VOTES.

Walter II. Roc. who poisoned lGis
wife, -las hanged on the 18th at Ahder-
son, Mo.
At Tyrone, Pa, fire burned block
on Juniata Street except the i Yer
House. Loss $4,000.
Three children of Christopher T.
Sarageni were burned to death IN an
Italian 10 riding house at Pitiston, Ia.
+. c. NewelPs planning mill. George
Morris ice house and seyera! freight
cars burned at Sa.iuaw, Mich, on the
9th.
Col. Eli Sli'er, formerly state treas
urer, did from injuries received rom
being thrown from his carriage recent
". at Lewisburc, Pa.
At CIeburne, Tex, \. Wheeler. a
iIway engineer, shot and killed Bette
Davis with whom he had been living
and then killed himself.
Thomas Carey. who shot and sll Ell a
Chinalnan in Chicago April ), was SEN
fenced to fifty years in prison, efi ne
oath.
James Dolie shot AMI fatally Wounded
his vie at Pullman, III. On lie 1ith
Jealousy was the cause.
MIR. E. p Ripley has been appaintef
general traffic manager OF tsa '--ll ago
Burlington Quincy Railrot''
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| rhIckassw Nation, are resistiL-s - cal
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