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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
Die N~barabuua ppu SiabftraBe in Der

SN <toBlapahN w" J'A9ftt"b% :" ~
gtabe pom 9stsrts 0aben 1T in cine neue
9baie sstretsn. @ie es beibt, iOuem bic
@isentbiimsr tsine 8erseItuns erbaIten fir
ben S9aben, Der ibnen in SOIse bes
Ourdbru9s Der StruBe setban wirb, 70
m64te ss bic StraBenbabn : @ompasnie.
Ser Gecorber, 9err Sitpatrid, bat bic
actsn na6ssieben unb ni9t ~sefunben, baB
bas @sfdae Der 9isbffraBe Orbonnansmd'
bis feitssitelt worben iei. @obl babe our
3eit Der Stabtratb sinen 9lusi9uB ers
nannt, bic @efdue 81 bsitimmen, aber bsr
@usiduB erifattsts ME 8eri9t, es fiubet
fi9 ndmIt6 in ben itdbtiiden acten tein
Beri9t baliber unb Der bamalise Wapor
y. 9. 9etberinston betrdftist, baB tetn
Bsri9t e~ritattet worben iei, alio aud fein
seistmdBisss @sfdls fur bic StraBe eris
fire. 0ie 9lnIisssr %bebaupten bas 9esens
tbeiI unb ~perIanssn S4abensrias. 0te
2suts t6nusn i'm iebr wObI seri9tIi4 be-
aniprudsn unb bic Stabt muB = pie aud
&sdt-ben S9aben ~uersiiten. 0ie 9eute
babsn ausenideiHIi9 bona fde ssbanbsIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
Gus Suapers, Siour Co., Sa., i9reit

Ius !Sospers, SiOur &c., Sa., i9reibt
man uns, bag bort am l3. Stunt benz bl.
Nntonius cine neue Stride sepeibt worben
1T. Ste Seter bssann NIT etnem Sod
ante, bas Gsp. Mets BON Sc Wars celes
brtrte; &su. @etIsmann pom Stour Gttp
belt bic febr pafenbs Seitprebtst. Reu.
4ibrsmann, Der ba3u belesirt mar, iesnete
bic nsue Stride Elm. Sie 1T 40 Bel 90
SuS srOB nit sinem so 6uR bOben, f6Onen
Sburm.
Sieie &ir6peibe mar fir aue etn
Sreubentas, DEFENDERS, ba bic 9emeiube
felt pier @pden einen eiseuea 8rteifsr bat.
Sin BEL Der @elessnbsit ~absebaltenes Self
crsab etnen &einseuiuu uon $236.7O gum
8eitsu Der Stride.
2anb lit bier nod sn baben. 0er bier
nod ioIdeS gu taufen pini6t. f6reibe an
gts. 9erip, 9ospsrs, Stour Co., ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
Subiauer Gelerpation er0fnet.

Gseiee oeuerben unb er0iInet Der glniieolIlno
pier Wilionen rei6en &derianbes in benz wo9i:
betannten urO lang be9ebrteu Wil6s NiUer:
&9al, ebenio mie cine 9rOBe Strefe rei6er
@raSlanoeS in Der b0ber 9ele9enen um9ebun9,
ga oieier 8bsil Don Wontana neben ben SilfSs
quelen bes aferbaueS, reid al Wineralien uno
6oblen 1T, 10 ri6tet ii9 bic aufmertlamteit
i6on LANCE oabin un6 gum &beil finoen ii6
i6ou Qnitebler bort. Is. -. Narreu, @enerals
2aiid9ters a9ent Der ct. @ani, Winneapoiis q
Wanitoba gabn bat fir toilenfreie Sertbeilun9
cine aus9e;ei6nete 6arte uno gei6reibun9 Der
Ge9eno 6nierti9en iaiien uno 9ibt gerns ioniti9e
&ustunit. gieOriSe 8abrpreiie peroen lelbit fir
net, bic ii9 bic gsSenO anisben modem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
Was III Gin ,Banbanna''? purbe

Scuo W TIL VOuhuunhu : ""'o'"
mir bieisr Gage sefrast. 8ir ssbsn bier
bic 4ntport, bic aud mandem anbern ans
senebm iein pirS. 8anbannas bsi6en
baumpoQene obsr isibeue Gai6entider,
peI6e srea ROTH ODER bIau ssfdrbt iiub unb
peiBe Wufter in @sftalt pom Greileu,
Guabraten obsr Rbomben eutbaIten, bic
baburd bsrseltsut werbeu, baB bsr Sarb'
itOff nit ollie uon bIe,4enb wirtenb glsen:
tisn uieber tbe;lwsile ,srit6t worSen 1T.
Dieiss i'm S.ient Jet LANCER 3sit ibli6e
8srfcbrsn sur 9a feuans weiber Wuitsr
auf sefdrbiea Ssusen 1T in n~eusfisr 3eit
isbr perpoItommnst porben. Oa Der
bsmotrat.i9e GicesYrdiib eniidafts: ganbis
bat, aaen u. Gburmun, elm GROCER 2isb:
baber bss S6nupftabats 1T, sebraudt er
nit 8orlisbe folde farbise Tai6snti9sr
unb psrben bisisIben allen ani9eine mad
in benz bsuOrftsbenbsn @abltampfe aIs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
l1ulere WQi(pu.N eute. bic nit binibs

l1nIere Nuiipu'Neute, bic nit biniber
mad oer @artenftaot waren. f6rieenA fi6
bort fait better fir ibrsu "Sweet William.
esiber fanb bas Sdreien unp SubeIu unb
9urraben wenis @~ntIaua. 0ie meiiten
ma3ten it6 am Samfas sur @adt beim
unb tire @sii9ter fnb 70 Icing, tbre
Sprade 70 semabist, ibre rBubnerei" 10
sdnsli6 gu @runpe sesansen. baB ibnen
ale Cuff uub 2tebe gu benz rising States
man" persanssn lit. Bel mebreren bet
v8ubmiiteu" Ian9te bas @elb nt9t, ite
muBten ibre Giut,ittsfarten aur 9aue per:
taufeu. ga, bic Bolittt toitet @sIb!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
Nm 2h- h. NRta. tritt bic Interstate

Mm 25. b. sits. tritt bic Interstate
Commission aus Waibinston bier 5uiams
men. Gle felt cine lluteriuduns an iber
BE &Iasen, we[de aesen bic Chicago, ct.
YauI d Sanias gitp @iienbabn erbobsn
porben fiub, neil bisie 8aba bic 8eitims
mursea tes B~u1bssseieses iber ben Saus
bel spii9en ben einSelnen Staaten perlest
baben fol-. gertreter aler bier %einlaufens
ben gubren uerben Der llnteriu4uns beis
mnhnpn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
III Gpitprcicn.
Eai6enms1sr,
S3eeren aler Nrt
gu n~ieorisiten Yreiien.
Sie ganSe lsBte sisuus bes Giitrict

Die gaubs leBte StBuus bes Giitricts
@ert6tes nabmen bic 9rOjei1e 9esen bic
Wtrtbe elm. IS wirb uub nit Ge9t-
6lase sssen rem &idter sefiibrt, NEIL er
bic i'm 9sfausniB isenOen &rsetIasten
nidt Dor bic oti6terbant brinsen LIEF.
Den S9uIbisen idaoet bas @efansniB
ni9t ptel; aber bic Serbafteten iinb nidt
ale i3uIbis. Die uniduloisen 9eute
miiHsn aIio bis our nd9iten @eri6tsRsans
i'm @efansniB Iissen, neil Der &i9ter IS
nidt NIT BEN Brobibitionsleuten petberben
mill. User entitdotst bic 2eute fir ibre
9aft, bic unn0tbts uerldnsert wtrb? Der
Ri9ter2 Cider nt9t! Der Staat aud
nidt! limb ionit tbut's aud Niemanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
Sci 2icblings Ganoioat Der &epubli:

taner unieres Staates, 8. 9. aaiion, err
belt bsim eriteu Ballot fir Yrdiibent 70
Stimmen, beim fiuften Stimmsans bate
Ct 90; auf 100 bat er's nod ntdt sebradt
unb wirb ss pObl aud idperIt9 bubin
~brinssn. Sober pOIitii4 ni4t auju turss
ii4tige Wann tonnte i'm 8oraus piiisn,
baB Naiion 10 psnis slusf4t auf bic Yra'
iOsnti3afts : @anbipatur bate, oils Der
Wann i'm Wonb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
G~allfprnien.

Die G6ica8o, Wilpaufee & ct. Qaul. Giiens
babu ~perfauit aele9entli6 Der in ct. SranciSco
itattiinoenbeu gebrer:9 onpentton 8eiietarten
mad Gan Srancisco bin uno ber fiir $72. Wtan
bot bic 8abl Der gabnen iiir bic Reiie iowobl
bin ais ber.
8. s. G~ouuor. 3ifetsgfsent,
Gubuque, SoWa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26

Sas bieiise biidUflide ct. Suiepb'ss
Gullege bat beuer bas S9uIiubr fuit obne
Gang unb &larg beeubet. Der SdIuB
fan> Spar ME se.pObnIi9 itatt, absr gins
lcbunsen bate man ni9t erIaisn. Die
9retieuertbsiluns war cine sdn3li6 priuate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
0sr Wirth. ,Serr 0i6. Qeu,. Der i6o

Ser 8irtb, 9srr Ri9. 2sn3, Der i@on
felt 2ansem an elmer ssidpddten @eiuubs
belt lsibet, trat am Samitas abenb auf
Rutb bes Qrstss bic Reiie na9 europa 3ur
&~rdftisuns ieiner @eiunbbsit an. Gr
idifit fi9 Wittuo3 in Nep grrt auf
einsm Der Oampfsr oer v&eb Star Cine"
elm. 8tr winiden ibm slidli9e &eiis
unb quite gefsruns!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
Sic u6erften Ssamten Der Suinois Sen:

trals giisnbabn ftup auf elmer Snipectionss
tour iber bic 9inte besriiien. sic tamen
uorise Wo9e Wittwo4 bier an unb fups
rem bann in eirem Spesialsu9e weifli9.
sic befi9tistsn bic Sinie, bic gabnb0fe,
bic @ebaube, bic Werttdtten unb Iaes
isbr ssrau, sosen, mo nOtbis Sadtunbiae
~ &atbe unb bsipraden bic Sebirfniie
Der Sabn nit ben localen Beamteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
CHICAGO Warttbert6f.

(ger SsIesrapb.) 25. SUM- 1888.
70 eiseu-No. g., 70 bis 70 @ts.
@eli 9forn-4 AZ @ts.
Safer-32 @ts.
&os9en-63 @ts.
@erfe-S3-S4 @ts.
8utter-22 bis 81 Sts.
Sarmtdie, 11-12 Gts.
@ier-21 bis 22i @tS.
@bistp-$1.13.
Sdweine-$4.95 bis 500.
&iubpieb-$2.25 bis $50.
cd weinefleii9-$12.00b bis $1,000.
@ 9mals-$7.47 bis 1850.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26

Sic 6eriidtigten, l7s Ober l9idbrisen
SCOUTS iinb ba. Wan finbet ie In Mais
fen, mo gdume iinb unb in sinem fort
bauert bic einsm Groi9concert dbnIi&e
MuHt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26

SaS Sommcrici, bus bee Surembarser
9erein Sonntag Ra9mittas I'M nsueu
Sdisenpart COB. uerItef in Der idOnitsn
Srbnuns. 0Gs @etter mar pie seuiinidt,
nidt gu beiB, NIT elmer frii6en Sriie.
Der Seiu@ mar Elm gutter uno Sober ami
frte fid auf's bette.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26

SaS beibe @eitsr, Sas mir felt GINGER
3eit babsn, lit benz 8sIidtorn auBsror.
bentlt3 sutrdsIi5. IS wa3it i3ueu m
por, ba es aud an 8tesen ni6t febIt uub
entuideIt ii9 i9sner, aIs man erpartet
hattie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
so irob mon ;ur Seit mar, als bi

Spussu bier impOrtirt purben, 70 leibis
mar man ibrer in Der lsSten 3sit ses
porbsn. Nan ieste Sansselb auf ibrs
&6pfs unb ma9te Anftulten ie 81 pertils
gen. Sstt lit Der Spas wieosr in boben
gdren. gr seist ii4 aIs Elm ssidporener
6einb bss 2ocuit; er iudt bic 5eui9reds
i'm BAUM, aisbt ibr In bic 9sde mad,
fdnst fs im Sluse, tOotet bas Gbier, 3ers
batt ss nit benz i4arfsn SdnabeI, friBt
bic lsiidissn EbsiIs ober fattsrt bic Suns
qer bamit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
lteber bic In Solp GroB am Sonnta!

if~uttfiubenoe Setter tbeiIt uns SEER Soto
5oIssnbes NIT: 0es Morsens um 10
llbr 1T 9ontificulumt unb Sirmuns ber
&tubsr. Ra9mittass fiubet bic @runbs
itetnlesuns bur9 ben bo6w'f fen 8ii6oi
9enuefp itutt. Sir @rfrii9unsen aler
9lrt pirb fir bic Srembeu seiorst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
&epublifaner bradten ss ni1t fer.

Sic &spublifaner bradten es ni6t fers
tis, ibre Ratioral Convention In elmer
Wo9e gu bssnbissn. sic tameu au1
Sumitas nidt gu Gnbe II. es mag nod stn
gut Gbeil bteier 8O6e brauf ssben, ebe fe
IS sur Domination Der ganbibaten fir
Yrdiibent unb 8icsprdiibent brinsen.
Ster bas &eiultat Der 5 Qbitimmuneen,
peI9e bic Convention bis Samitag bate:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
@ie idpu iriiber beriftct, finbet an

Ntf IWDH TFu9tr DtrIWltt, IIHpel aH
Oonneritas bic 8rtmi5 bes 9errn Sung
blut in Sbsrrius Wounb itatt, unb an,
Sonntas miro Der 9runS iteir our reuen
STRIDE in 9olp @roB seIest. Im 4. SuIt
pirb bic neus Stride in ct. @atbarina eins
eepeibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
Ne,p.1orf Marftbertht.

(Per 9eIesrapbD 25. SUM 1888.
@eiSen-Wilp., SO. 2, so bis 90} @ts.
Safer-39 bis 40 Gts.
20 | d. n-9em. 10. Git Cts.
g 6Weineilei 6-S15. 90 bis 1850.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26

Sn Sburmann's neuer gputbefe, an
Der gde ber IS. unb gIapitraBe, 1T cine
uolitanbtse Iuswabl @siBwai3 giirten
in Yreiien BON % Gents Bis $5.O 10 ~ fins
ben. gud fsrtis semiidts Garbsn, ct.
Souls Weibblei unb 2ein0l.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
8abr;ei9en Der Ssmotraten cine sroBe

8abrSei9en ber Semotratsn cine srobe
&oue fpisIer.
llsbrisens tritt aud Der ebsmaIise Glspe:
lamb SUIT pieber auf: Elm li9tssruusr bober
Cylinder NIT breitem i6parssm Sanb.
Sn Burlington brunten In uni erm Staats
babsn es bic @streuen nod meter getrie.
ben. gIs Gautpasneab5eiden trasen lie
ZEN gleuslanS: uub Sburman:9 uientHppF;
auf weiBen SeIbe trdst ct In Sotm zines
9ufeiIens bas rotbs ganbauna unb quer
barabsr in bauer S@rtft ben Rumsn bss
9rdfbenten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26

WersG elesrapb.) 25. SUM- 1888. .
n-rotber, SO. 2, 90 bis 81 cts.
% eli dforn-47 bis Az @ts.
Saier-30-30f @ts.
Hoaoen-- bis - 9ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
Triiber irar Der Weolenfa brunten in

Geras beribult burd bas Ueutl9, bas
feline rSreie greiIe" sisrte. 8ir Mi en- Der
blumisen Sprade bisies WuiterbIattss iett
sntbsbren; aber es i3sint, es tommt @rias
bafir I'M vOeutf9 ,ameritaner" in 8aters
loo. @tr fiibren ais Strobe tss Stp'es
unb Der photographic ienes SIattes foIs
senbes Stem" an, bas fid in elmer Der Iet:
ten Nummern faub. Der Nbbrud 1T ni5t
oustu pOrtIi4, ionbern aud ba4itabIi9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
Gine ]ipnoerbarc 8ebrat1 pom cine
E%ucIopcotd.

Gs pirb pou Sebermal1n ;u9e9eben baB cine
quite Gpclopebia eiile notb,penbi9es BUD IN cine
ieee Seimatb 1T Gineu Sunoen Don &loenS
ManifoIo @pelopebta i6reibt ben SerauSgsber
fol9e1beS sd babe bic portbetle bas Utanis
ioIS untet meineu Sreunben uno getauuteu
seseist. IS Iinb sor feline llrla6en parum
einea ieben Wanu in, 2aub Der cine Spclopebia
brau6t ni6t cine babeu ioUte. 0ur6 Die SUI
r%iidle9un9 non upr iiiuf @ents ieben Sag riir
ieds MOnateu fam er ii6 cine tauien. Inter
Senieni9eu bic i6 iro9te fanb ib MIR einen ELM.
si9e1 iInnsen Mann Der etn Ranifolb nidt
bral6te. @r bat elm Gpclopeoia, mebrere 9roBe
ganSe, er peiB uidt ME piele, aud weis er ben
gtan1en beS Serfaiiers ober Serous9ebers ri6t,
aber ite iinb 9roBe i9pere gGu0e. Sn ben
@laubeu oaB er ~bieielbeu offers brau6te, fSa9te
i6 ibm Oh er lie brau6e.
SreiIid, iu9te er, i'd brau9e b~ieIeIben ieben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
Staat 4 Amaegeud.
Entered at the postofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
ggenten Der ,Ga;ette' in Gbicagp.

Sr. Yeter &eiter, 165 gurlirs StraBeD
Sr. q. Steins:&almus, 206 @analporl
Qpenue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
0tltp aufee 3arftberfat.

Wttlm atttet WfarftpertdDt+
(Ber Selesrapb.) 25. Suni 1888.
@ei5en-Ro. 2, rs Gts.
Safer-35 @tS.
% li6toru-47f Gts.
&o9Sen-65i @ts.
@erite-gfo 2, IS 9tS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26

Sieppredt's Qpotbefe lit unter Der 2eis
tuns Oes 9siddftsfibrers s. 8. Wittmer,
Der IL Sabre in Sorbsrt's @ef6dft mar,
nod INNER often unb i'm @anse.
Oas game Eager pon Weibbinoerbir ten
(whitewashbrushes) lit gum Sertaut.
Sarben unb Siruiiie, 2etn6Ie (rob unt seto5t),
S6rubbbiiriten, Srodene 6arben,
S6ubburiten, Sarben Ia Del,
SsnftsrbIriten, @emiidts J0rbeu,
Qiereebiriten gSGIeriGrben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
Veue Rn5eiSen.
80 lit Watbias 6rpb,

9e5oren gu Niin8bad, 36 Sabre alt, ieit etpa
II Sabren in amerita. SeiHes 3ei6ens na6
1T @rob S6ubmater. Gerielbe belt lid cine
!3eit lang gu 0toie SiQ, @oot &c., 81, lmb nm
Chicago aut. Gerielbe wiro wesen SamiIisns
ter Nies, MeranSria, Sanion So, GatOta. ()
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
st. 9ouis Warftbert6t.

gleimineraI, ............... $22. 00-24.00
2intmineral(black-iack, dry boOnelS .00-l0.O 90
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-08
PITH OF THE NEWS.
The Very Latest Associated Press Tele.
grams Greatly Condensed.
About Washington.

President Cleveland is about to issue a
proclamation putting IN force the retaliation
net against Canada. IL Is said timely warn.
ing viii be given TO the Canadian govern.
ment that unless a due regard is had Tor our
commercial rights the law will be enforced as
strictly as the privileges OF the act will allow.
In resnons m nm ;noni,v ~ e. .ha,hor ~,
president rontemnlstaS 3ba ;ss,,a ~ / ~
elamafion deelarin@ rstat;atinn "~pnoo,
Canada Assistant Sscroarr 1inoa : a.
partment ~ state ran,iad ,bat wo.I1 ~
ahvioi,s.v innrons, ~ a. Saneoa - -
announce ii adysuca ~ action IL ;ntan,iou
IN m msa ~ "te"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-08

Clayton King, of 0pelika, Ala, was in Ne
ark, N. j., and, in fact, is there vet, detained
at police headquarters. Mr.. King, who is O
small, dark complexioned man, with strag,
Cling black beard, restless dark eyes and a
broad brimIhed black hat, arrived North
at the invitation of some strangers,
who offered to sell him $40 in green.
backs, which, they said, had leaked
put of the engraving department at Wash
ington, for one good dollar, which
had not leaked out, but had come out in a
legitimate manner Mr.. King said when ar
rested that it was not so much the offer OF
cheap money that tempted him as it was the
offer that these good, kind gentlemen made
to give him 81 900 in gold II he was not
satisfied with the way they did business.
81 was after that 81, 000," he said. l
want gwine to be satisfied. 1 didn't want
any counterfeit money"
Mr.. Clayton King had with him a Southern
friend named Henry Judson Skipper. He
had also $3.50 in good money and several
plugs of hard tobacco. The tobacco and the
money were wrapped up in green and white
striped paper, and the packages appeared
identical from an external point of view. He
had also n Notwithstanding revolver
loaded with heavy cartridges. Skipper
had six $40 gold pieces and So in loose
change. They had an appointment to meet
Charles Mcdonald, of Jersey city. Mr.. Me,
Donald was the benevolent gentleman who
was to provide them with cheap money, sur
reptitiously procured from the treasury 1T
Washington they rent a telegram informing
Mr.. Mcdonald that they would be in the city
at 1890 and Mr.. Mcdonald was wait.
ing for them ut the Pennsylvania depot
in Jersey City. The meeting was observed
by the detective employed by the railroad
and the police notified, At the Park
House the detectives swooped down upon
the party and took the trio to police head.
quarters. Mcdonald was found 20 be provided
with Autograph letters offering green goods
and other material used in confidence opera,
ions of the kind. The police think thai
King ano Skipper anne determined to beat
the confidence men at thier own game and
carry the good money off at the point of the
pistol. IeDonald's confederate escaped.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-08
whalers to be Rescued.

Washington authorities received a long
telegram from San Francisco, signed by
Senator Hearst and others, informing them
of the perilous situation ofthe crews of about
a dozen whalers, supposed to have been
wrecked near Herald Island. in the Arctic
ocean, and asking that a revenue steamer be
sent at once to their assistance. There are
said to be nearly 500 men in the party,
and they are in no condition to WITH
stand the rigors of an Arctic winter.
The revenue steamer Bear is desired for the
purpose of sending them provisions n
clothing, without which. it is said, they viii
perish of hunger and cold. Acting Secretary
Thompson visited the White house, and laid
the matter before the president, saying that
there is no vessel now in the revenue service
in fit condition for a winter cruise in the Arc
tic. The steamer Bear, now at San Francisco,
which was suggested for the expedition,
would require extensive repairs, and Mr..
Thompson added that there is no appro-
priation which can be utilized for this
expense. The president said that the
case was a serious one, and required
prompt action. He t~hereupon sent for
Commodore Harmony, acting secretary of
the navy, and instructed him to take i'm
mediate steps for the relief of the whalers.
Commodore Harmony promised Ia do 80,
md said he would endeavor to communicate
with Commander Emery, commanding the
United States steamship Thetis, now crnis-
ing in tho Arctic, and which is expected to
arrive at San Francisco in q short time.
The present plan is to fit this vessel out Tor
o relief expedition as soon as she arrives at
San Francisco, and to expedite Der arrival
there with that end IN view.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-08

editor claims are the facts connected with the
Murchison-We correspondence. The Times
says:
Information has been gathered directly from
the few persons who are on the inside and
possessed Of all the facts in the case. The
idea Of writing the letter to Minister West
originated with Murchison himself In
the latter part Of August or early
in September. He is a reputable citizen
OF Pomona, in this county, and is of
English parentage. The conception OF the
letter was his thoughts. He consulted aeon
idential friend in it's preparation. Murehi-
son said at the outset and before sending
the letter that the object was not to perpe-
trate a joke or to crafty curiosity, but to
get Minister West s opinion on the topics
embrace. in the letter. Murchison's letter
was dated Sept. 4 and Vests answer Sept.
ID. The ministers was received at Pomona
Sept. 20 and kept by the receiver till Oct.
la full month-when il was brought
TO Los Angeles by w. A. Bell. the
city attorney of Pomona, and laid be-
fore W. p Fitzgerald, a member of the state
Republican committee; Henry J.. Gage, dele
gate at large to the Chicago convention;
Harrison Gray 0tes. the editor of the Los
Angeles Times, and the Observation-Disclosures,
They saw the Importance of the West letter
In a political point of view, and it was unani.
mously determined by the persons present
to make the letter public without delay,
which was done, the date of the first publ
cation here being Oct. 2l.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-08
rhankssiyinr Day pesignstsd,

President Cleveland issued the following
proclamation;
Constant thanksgiving and gratitude are
due from the American people to almighty
Coz for his goodness and mercy which have
followed them since thu day he made them q
nation and vpuchsafed to them a free goyeri-
ment. With loving kindness he has con.
silently led US in the way Of prosperity and
greatness. He has not visited with witt
Punishment our shortcomings, but with gra.
cious care he has warned Us -four dependence
upon his forbearanee, and has taught us that
obedience to his holy lawi Ii the price OF a con-
tinuance of his precious gifts. In ~ackhowledg-
inent of all that God has done for us as a ma
ton, and to the end that on an appointed
day the united prayers and praise of a CRATE
ful country may reach the throfte of grace, i;
Grover Cleveland, president of the United
States, do hereby designate and set apart
Thursday, the 29th Of November instant. as
q day of thanksgiving and prayer, TO be kept
and observed throughout theland. On that
day let all people suspend their ordinary
work and Occupations, and in their accus-
toned places of worship, with prayer and
songs of praise, render thank to God for oil
his mercies, for the abundant haryests which
have rewarded the toll of the husbandman
during the year that has passed, and for the
rich rewards that have followed the labors
of our people in their shops and their marts
of trade and traffic. Let us give thanks for
peace Inc for social order and con-
tentment within our borders, and for our adj
vancement in all that adds to national great
ness. And mindful of the affective dispense.
ton with which a portion of our land has
been visited, let us, while we humble ourselves
before the power of God, acknowledge his
mercy in setting pounds TO the deadly march
Of pestilence, and let our hearts be chastened
by sympathy with our fellow eountrymen
who have suffered and who mourn. And as
we return thanks for all blessings which we
have received from the hands OF our Heaven
ly Father, let us not forget that he has en-
joined upon us charity; and this day of
thanksgiving let us generously remember the
poor and needy, SO that our tribute ofpraise
and gratitude may be acceptable in the sight
of the Lord.