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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-29
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CuS f"ttuuIeHt ppH XIV WIKI Vul ~;
ben bic nod b~eitebenoeu &sits Der Stlape:
ret buieIbit fir aufseboben ertIdrt, unb BIZ
&esentin Isabella, bic &%rorprinseifn
wel9e pabreno Der Gstie ibres gatsrs, bee
&aiiers Dom 9ebro, in europa better
Steuuertreterin 1T, bat bas Chit unter.
aei9net.
Sarit lit enbli1 elmer Der iebnli9ifer
8ani4e bes Saiiers erfiut, fir ben e,
idon felt ieiner Sbronbejtsieuns searbeitet
Sat. ltnb bas 1T feline tleine Spann,
3ett. Oenn Der &atier, Der iett SO Sabre
36blt, fam i9on 1881 auf ben Gbron uni
fibrt bic &esieruns ieit benz %. Sui
1910.
Seine Eo3ter Siabsua, psrmdblt mil
benz prtn3en @aiton pon Orleans, 1T Be.
reits AZ Sabre alt. Im 80. Sum- 1885
nabm bas 9arIauent pom grafIien Elm
@eies on, wona9 bic SfIaperei tn 19
Sabren erI6i9en iolte, wofir bic Stlas
penbeiteer entidabist werben iouten.
Sn ienem Stunt 1885 betrus bic 3abI SCI
Stlapen LILAC, 1928. 0as gman,ipa:
tionsseies trat am %. Sept. 1885 IN
8irtiamteit. Iue neussborensn Stpar.
sen paren frei, un6 bic abIDiuns ber
Stlauerei bet Ilten stns 70 Iebbaft Dor.
wdrts, baB iebr balo Der Sortbsil freier
Asbsit itatt Stlapen thar wurbe, 10 bas
INNER mebr Sflanser lire Stlapsn frets
piais obne gnti5doisuns f~rsisabsu.
8eipnbers sabIrei9 paren bieie Sale in
ben Ietteu 6 Wonaten. Nnberieits muir:
ben bic Sflapen ielbit unsebuIbig iiber ben
lang binaussei9obeneu Eermin, unb Taus
ienbe berielben floben nit @eib unb &inb
in bas wiIbe, unwssiams @ebirssinnere
Des sroBen &si@s.
Dem sunebmeuben Mansel an Qrbeitss
trait woate man banu bur9 cine sroBars
ttse Isitation fir anperbuns europaif6er
@tnwauberer ab5elfen. Nber europa, be-
ionoers SeutidIanb, lit binrei9enb gesen
oisfe 3odunsen i9on ieit LANCER Seit ses
ruarnt.
8on Der gi~npanberuns mar offenbar
tein balbiser @riab 81 erparten, unb bies
wirb ben Gnti9lus Der RattonaI:G SER
iammluns (Senat unb 9eputirtenfammer)
unb Der &esternns bsi6leunist baben, be-
uor bur9 bic Slu6t Der StIauen elm nod
ar0Berer arbeiter'W arsel eutitebsn wirbe.
Die Stlauen bilben etwa elm 3ebntel Der
geu0lteruns, bic in runber Summe auf
- Wttlionen bere9net ptrb.
Die peri9tsbenen 9ropinsen bes &ei6s,
81 on Der 3abl, BADEN i5on felt Sabren
in benz Beitreben 9epettetfert, bur9 lotaIe
SerwiQisunsen Inb Collector StIauen
bon ibren 9erren lossutaufen, unb i'm
Wtdr3 bra9te elm neues (tatboIii6es) Wini.
iterium bas @eies our uOQisen @uf5ebuno
Der Sflaueret elm, weI3es III auseuoms
men pIrbe.
0te finanJielle gri6itteruns, weI5e
pom 8ieIen bur3 bteie %llmpan6lurs un:
FREEZER in frete arbeit fit 8raflIien erpar.
tet wtrb, uirb ni9t 10 sroB iein, ME man
bsfirttet. Die 3abl Der StIapen batte
i9on 70 bsbeutenb abserommen, baB bic
pDaise Emancipation our notbpsnbiseu
@Oniequen3 bauOn wurbe.
Smmsrbin pirb Der att ni5t obne cine
bebeuteube Wtrtung bIeiben, unb bic 2st:
tation in SraiiIien fir peibs @inpanterer
fiber nod mebr iteisern. Iber bic gflan:
aer milien gang an6ere @arantien fir quite
g~ebanbIunS unb 2obn auf ibren aaffes,
v9acienbas" WIanta9en) seben, ME bis.
FER, rpsnn ie auf frste Irbeitsr aus benz
ausIanbe re5nen pouen.
(qbiiab. 9sm.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-29
GinlaS
-3Ir-
33icn 8cneralsScrfammlun8
-bes-
.. u. 81. GentraIs@ereinS bon
Noro 2lnerita.

Woro NMertta.
In bic 8eamten unb MttaIie.
Der aIler benz .. sc. 81. Gem.
trail Seretn Gngef3Iofe.
mem 8ereine!
Wtt benz 8ereinSs ruBe u@elobt iei
Seius, RGrta unb SoIep5" erlaube i'd mir,
Sbnen, i'm Namen 6es 9,Gibeuten, bic
@tnIaouNs 3ur 33i ten General eriamm:
lung beg Seuti3eu R0mii9z &atbolti6en
Central eretr.s Don Noro 4msyita 3u3us
iteQeu.
Seem es bisber meme @spobnbeit mar,
In Der @inIaOuns gu elmer resen, alsemeis
men E5etlnubme an ben jSbrIt9en 9enerals
Seriamnlunsen ontuipornen, 10 forbern
beute l1mitanbe unb 0erbdltntfe, Sbnen
bteiss gang Defenders ans Ser3 gu Iesen.
Wos Elm mariner Ratreseu fur bic pteoer
3u neuem 2eben erpadenoe Ratur lit, bas
waren bic iGbrIi6en @eneraI. 9 erlammlun:
gen bss 8. 81. 6. @entruIs8 ereins fir bus
tat6oLti6e beuti3e 8ereinsueieu bier in
ben Scr. Staten.
0Gs itetige Gritarten 6ss 8. 81. g..
Central Beretns, Der aaBerorbeutIi9e GU
pa65 an Rtt9Itebern i'm Wtttpen: unO
@aiieu : Tono, unb bic &ufmsrtiamtett,
weI9e man in lester 3eit uuieren General
8erionmIungeu gu Ebeil wer6en ItsB, sss
ben bisfir baS bette 3eugntB.
0aB Der .. st. g. @entraL.8 eretn, in
ben Ser. Staaten, fir bic beutI9en Sea-
tbol'fen pOn auBeror6entIi9er Q8i9tt9teit,
un0 fir bic tatboIii3e Sa9e I'M aQ9emeis
men, pon psittra9enbem Nubeu 9epeien 1T,
bat, metnes 8tfenS nod Rteman0 beItrits
ten, unb i'd 9reife wObl nt5t gu melt, penn
i'd bebaupte, baB bic &bbaltun9 elmer aQs
semeinen ameritaniI5 beutI5en &atbos
Itten:9% eriammIuu9, ME ioI9e Iettes Subr
tn Chicago fattfano, i9WerIi3 nit fOI9em
GrfoIg getl0nt por6en pGre, penu ni9t
bet o. 81. e. @entraI.9 srein ~eriitirt bGtte.
I'm 70 beOauetnspertber finO besbalb
aud bic 6WBtritte, peI9e man beute benz
@eutral:Ve creme aus Der einen ober Der
aubern llria9e, IN Hummer @etie III pers
ieten iu6t, ais wOute man ia9en: Der
NObr bat feline S3uIbisteit setban, er
fam jsbt 9eben!" &otbolii9 mar Der
gertruI:@ereiu immer, 1T es beute nod,
ulp WblU eo HUIeIILID uuS9 W SutHHIl
blei5en. SOu Der Central : @erein aber
fortbsiteben, NuS @rruussne feltsebaIten
tp!reeu, uno oer NuBen Oes 9ereias ellen
beutI9en &rtboltteu in ben Ser. Staaten
3uSGa9Ii6 iein, 10 bart Der @ifer in ben
an9eitIo6enen 8ereinsn ni5t ertolten, unb
ie 82bIret5er bic Gertretuns in Der @ene.
lsSerlammIung 1T, beito ms5r auipru9
auf G3tuns unb &idf9t muB uus 5uses
1tanoen weroen.
9ie bissidbrtge @eneralsS e riammIuns,
bic 33ite, finoet gu Cincinnati, Ohio, ftatt,
pom 2teu bis 6ten September. @tncins
matt fam fi5 ritbmen, gum britter Male
bic Generals 81 riummIuns gu baben, unb
ba our ielbeu 3ett aud bic 3peite ameritas
nii6e beuti9e &atboIiten > 9erIammIuns
bort ab9ebaIten wer6en ptrO, 70 unterIiest
es teiuem 3weifel, baB bic beuti1en &a:
tboIiten, an bic @aitfreuubI3aft Der v&6s
nigin bes Weitens" in ben erften Gasen
beS Septembers gang auBeror6entIiGe 9lns
ipri9e MAIDEN per6sn. - MOge Sol6e
Der SAL iein aur @bre 9Ottes unb su uns
fern ei9enen Nuten.
Ebeobor Sc
@orreip. u. Sinan3 : Setretar bes
8. 81. Sc. Central : gersins pom
Norb gmerita.
ct. Gouis, Mo., 90. Mat 1888.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-29
FrStr9riGe gleutsReiten.

@r3bt6cefe MiIuautee.

l. Sl8ulple { ~ ! u uutee
Il giinsitmuntag 1888 pirb in ben gn.
nalet bes beutiden tatboIii9sn gereinss
weien Wftluaufee's In rotber S5rtft pers
sei6net iein. On bieiem Gage ftterte lei
tStf Soispb's &. IT, Seretn-an Qlter Der
pierte unb an Straightforward unb 8erm6s
gensbeitanb ber erite unter ben beuti1en
fatboIii6en Inter itisunss .9ereinen isis
bcorfin's in pirbtser @eile isin 25iabrises
ErSlbildum. Wonate lang waren bic nit
Ser 4rransiruns ber Seter betrauten Co.
mites tbatis unb bas &eiultat mar Elm
beuti9es futbolti5es 9ereinss Seit, pie
Uetlpautee taum nod elm idDneres &c:
isben.
gu GaBpile bat bo5u. Sr. Yfarrer u.
&uBbu6, friber aifiient an Der 81. Orei.
falti9eettss Sir9e In Wiluautee, 3u Sei1s
runsen fir ben 8au elmer neuen Stride
aufseforbert, beren Soften auf $40, 600
bis Sl2 900 perani9last wsrben. Wan
boft, baB i9on binnen tursem NIT benz
Neubau besonnen unb bteisr nod Dor
nd6item @inter fsrtis seiteut wsrbsn
tam.
3it Dem Suipital6au in Wabiion
i9eint es iest @rnit werben su woOen.
Die TrausistaneiIen pon ct. Souls, pel5e
als &ranteni3weiter ausemein eea6tet
uno 9ei9dtt iinb, molten unter Mitbilfe
Der Sirseri9aft auf benz pom ber Stabt
cnsebotenen 9runb unb 8obsn bemnd9ii
NIT einem 6~oftenaufwanb pom ca. $4,000
Elm @ebdube erri6ten, has fir's erite benz
BebiriniB seniisea birfte unb 70 einses
ri4tet perbsn fol-, baB es ipdter Iei6t auf
beiben Seiten bur9 Gn6auten erweitert
weroen tan. Ser Ytan bat bic j3uftims
muns bes bo9toirbtsiten Serrn gr,bis
i3ofs, benz bic Sa9e firsli9 BON elmer
Ar5abl 6erren aus Wabiion unterbreitet
wurbe.
@r5bt6cefe Chicago.
Sic Ginpeibung ber ct. Soiepb's Stride
Der beuti5en tatboIii6en @emeinbe in 81
gin purbe am Sfiusitmontas pom bod:
p'ften Gr3bii3of 6eeban unter @ifiitens
Der bo5wiroisen 9erren @eitarp un6
Wattn BON @lsin, 9utb pon Sampibirs,
Selaporte pon @5eaton unb @ieberbolb
uon WinfsIb uol1osen. Na9 benz Sod.
ANTE ~empfinsen Sc Rtnbsr baS 81. Satra.
ment Der 6trmuns.
Sn Gbitasu 1T man NIT benz 2lbbrud
bes gburmes Der ct. Ii6aels. Stride pou.
auf bei5dftist, um bann NIT benz Reubau
;u besinnen. Der Gburm fol- b6ber als
Der irseno zines @sbaubes in Chicago per.
ben.
9i6eeie 2eauenportb.
Ser budp. ST.. Sedant antOn aubls
&ector an ber Stride our Iieben Mutte,
@Ottes in Wpanbotte Sans, bat am Q,
b. Wats. iein ii~lbernes YrieitsriubiIduu
unter Der Ebeilnabme pielsr Imtsbriibe,
unb ieiner Observation-Disclosures sefsiert.
9t6ceie ct. 9auI.
Sn Serbian pirb unter Ssr 2situns be,
bo9p. Gran3istaner:8 dter cine it0ne uni
srobe neue &ir4e i'm sOtbii3sn Stils &c,
baut.
Sn ct. Baul TIT cine tatbOlii5s 9s,
meinbe fir Neser sesrinbet pOrben.
Gin GiiusitmOntaa fanb bic @sibs bel
@runbiteins Der neusn &oientran3s &irdv
an Der &reu,uns Der Is. 9lpe. unb "a
Ctr. in minneapolis ftatt.
Mm II. SUM iou tn minneapolis Elm
sroBe rSair" gum geitsn bss ct. Warp's
9oipitals beginner. 0is mir aus ben
vRortbp. gbronicle" eriebsn, uirb BET ber,
lslben aud cine tsi9s SABINE our @srIOo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-29

Jung tommen. IBIS iest baben mir nod
ni9t sebDrt, baB irsenbpp pom fatboliiden
Oeutiden BET rein fir9Ii9 : tatboliiden
unternebmuusen preubiide, baterii5e ober
anoere beutite Sabnen perIoost lporbeu
ltnS. limb bod riitt maj, germ ben Oeuts
i9en nattonaIiiii9e Son6erselaite por.
grouocirt werben bic Seuti9en basu freis
lid seuus; bod seben fe ni9t nm zines
tSaarss Vreite btnaus iber bic notbuenbiae
abpsbr", bemertt ba5u NIT 8s9t bic
,Solumbta".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-29
Die Stiastae 2eo's XIII.

2afet euer 2t6t Ieu6ten Dor ben Mens
f3er, Sorntt ie eaere suten @srte ieben.
l1no Der 9err sebe eu8 6a5u Seinsn Segen !
Geo XIII. an bas in 4arma erI6etnenbe gIatt
Luce" (Geu4te), gnfanS 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-29
aessoHfGsr Rtr0ea . aalenoer.
Som sroBsn IbenbmabIe, -2uc. IA.
mt. ben 8. SUM Tronleidnamsf.
A6tun9 i6r Sat6ofiGen q!
Die s.tutne oes BERT. gius TX.

8tr eriu6sn sic initdnbigf, allen benen
nit eurem 9uten 8iQen ur6 errer @uni.
bet5uiteben, bic, NIT @jeit besabt unb nit
seniisepber &enntntB ausseriftst, fi3 an
bic Grbett MAIDEN unb 8i5er unb 3eituns
gen CUR 8ertbstOtgun9 urb 8erbreituns ber
tatbotii9en &ebre uer6ffentIi9en.
@ncpclica YiuB TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-29

port unb Weneuiu, Buckingham, Sbreps:
burn. Birmingham, WibbIesborousb
N~ortbampton. Bprtsmoutb, Soutbwartb
Serbam unb Neu Cattle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
Tho
den Club and had accepted the membership. The
committee then rose.
ssENATE PASSES THE COPYRIGHT BILL
OPPOSITION TO THE MEASURE NOT GREAT-THH
To IN

VOTE ID TO III.
WASHINGTON May 8 Special. The Senate to-day re-
sined consideration OF the International Copyright bill,
the question being on the amendment OF Mr. Jones, OF
Arkansas to strike out the second section which among
other thgs) prevents the importation OF copyrighted
books. The vote tho amendment was: yeas, IL;
nays, o5 quorum voting The amendment was
thereupon withdrawn by Mr. Jones.
Mr.. Vance offered amendment to the fourth see
ton BY inserting tho proviso that newspapers, mags
snos and periodicals shall not be entitled TO copyright
He said that the effect of tho bill would necessarily b
to enhance the price of knowledge 10 all thc people
OF this country as tho law did In Great Britain;
cure cheap literature for the people in the shape Of
magazines newspapers and periodicals
The amendment was rejectod-yeas 10 nays, o.
Mr. Teller moved TO add new section limiting tho
existence Of tho act to five years. Rejected
Mr. Blair said that while he would vote for the blu
he would have preferred providing simply for
royalty on the sales in this country Of books OF foreign
authors.
Mr.. saulsbury gave the reasons why he would vote
against the bill. II would prevent newspapers and
magazines from republshing articles OF interest ana
bringing them within the knowledge OF the great mass
Of the people who could not afford to have liDrares
He Thought that the existing copyright law was farrea
too far and he mentioned the fst OF Mr. BLAIR having
copyrighted his Educ atona bill. -,
Mr. Blair resented this allusion and said that while
he paid hi. bills for printing that BILL he received
nothing IN exchange That was hard enough on him.
he thought without being insulted in addition.
Mr.. Salisbury dsclaimed any Idea OF giving oIehoo
The bill was then passed-yeas, 80 nays ~. Ihoss
voting nay Senators Berry, Cal Etisus, Jones',
of Arkansas Pugh, RANSOM Reagan, salisbury vance
W..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
Tic Earth ExhnIes Poison

To tho mir IN localities where vegetation rostcd BY fresh
cts is laid bare tho suns rays by tho retiring food
Millions square in the vicinity Of the great trbu
the Mississippi and the hissour In the South
and Southwest give forth this fever-iaden nissmatic
vapor disseminating maaris pestencs broadcast Not
only throughout the great West but wherever this
continent fever and ague It's periodic
and what locality ia wholly exempt from It i-Tcste,,ars
Stomach Btters arc the recognized defence. the mott
highly accredited and popular OF Fever and
aguc, bilious remittent dumb ague and ague cake
eradcaei by It. &. II less potent when used to 70
move constipation liver complaint and dyspepsia. kidney
troubles neryousness and Rheumatic silUents Use IL
upon the art appearance Of those troubles and with
slsteneo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
TARIFF DISCUSSION IN THE HOUSE
MEMBERS FROM BOTH SIDES DEBATE THE QUESTION
THE BOHAx INDUSTRY.

Washington, May 0.-When the House went into
Committee OF the Whole to-day, Mr. SPRINGER, OF
Illinois, in the chair, tho Tariff bill, Mr.. MORROW
Of California, concluded his speech In opposition to the
bill, addressing himself moro especially to The free
lumber clause Of the measure. He stated that the
placing OF lumber the FREQ list would ruin this man
ufacture by bringing It into competition With the man
ufacturo Of British Columbia whore the labor was per
formed by Cinnamon lie also declared that the rafsn
industry OF California would be destroyed II the duty
On raIsns was reduced proposed by the bill one
half cent per pound Passing to consideration oil
tho borax interests, he rcforrcd 10 the rapid growth
of the industry since tariff had boon placed on borax
In 1883. The domestic product had increased from
$500, 900 pounds in 1883 to 100000 pounds IN
1857 while the price, owing TO homo competition, had
declined from IS cents pound to 12 cents per pound
The pending bill proposed to place borax on inc free
list and the effect Of this proposition was thst inc
great firm OF william T. Coleman had becn compciled
to suspend. Mr.. Hooker OF Mississippi reviewed ~
length the tariff history Of the country, ana denied
that the Democrats party had ever iaNorsu rfoooHo
for the sake OF Protection.
Mr. HOUK OF Tennessee said that the pending bill
would put on, every furnace, close up every marble
quarry and destroy every coal Interest In that stare
Mr. WISE, of Virginia, commented upon the evils
which would be the necessary result OF further con
tnuatlon of ahIgh taxation which filed The Treasury
with money drained from the channels Of trade aud
commerce.
Mr. CoCswELL, OF Massachusetts,, said in reply
10 Mr. WooDBURN's reference to Secretary Endlcotts
connection with the Golden Club, on Saturday, that
Secretary Endlcott had never eecn member OF inc
Mr.. KENNEDY, of Ohio denounced the pem9crs sn
party u fIee-trsde party nu Qualified that d9nun
ocraf on the other side avowed Free Trader though
bo might be, who was not selfish Pro:octionst
Mr. ToII1EIIE OF Maine, quotsd several aathonies
I'm SUPPORT OF the declaration mads by him on satri
day that GARFIELD hal rcpudlaed membership IN INC
Cohdcn Club In reference To the statement thai
Murat HaIstead was member Of tho CLUB, Mr..
BOuTELLE read lstfer nom that scntiena aS Sn
OF tho club. -, ~, .,,., g. .,o,.
Mr. BYNUM, OF Indiana, cited authorities 70 snow
that Garfield had been elo,ied nemeer OF the cob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
Strength

To endure the wear and tear OF life, sue
cessfully, demands an unfailing supply
OF pure, vigorous Blood. Marvellous are
the results achieved by the use Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla - the best and
most popular Of all blood medicines.
layers sarsaparilla has done me a
great deal Of good. l was all run down
before began taking it, and now l am
gaining in strength every day. in
tend taking one more bottle TO restore
my health perfectly" Alice West,
Jefferson, W. Va.
~ have o coed demand for Ayers
Sarsaparilla and recommend 1t to all.
II keeps the blood pure,
And gives strength to endure"
&C. S. Minor a druggist for SO years J,
191 Spring ST., New York.
before using Ayers Sarsaparilla, I
was constantly confined 10 my bed
since using this medicine, am able to
walk two or three miles at a time. lam
GA years OF age" p Mrs. Sarah Eredis,
30 Pleasant ST., Lowell, Mass.
at find Ayers Sarsaparilla to be an
admirable remedy for the cure OF blood
diseases. / prescribe It, and IL does the
work every time" -E. L. Pater, NJ. d.,
Manhattan, Kansas.
"Being in poor health and weakly in
body, when lad OF eight years, I was
given Ayers Sar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
SENATE DOORS TO BE CLOSED
ADVERSE REPORTS on THE MOTIONS TO DISCUSS
TILE FISHERIES TREATY IN PUBLIC.

ADVERSE REPORTS ON TINE MoIioSo io DiSOOSo
THE FIsnERIEs TREATY IN PUBLIC
WASHINGTON, May o tSpeciaD. As has been in
dicated in these dispatches for the last few weeks
the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations re-
fuses to advise the consideration of the Fisheries
Treaty with open doors The committee reported
the Riddlebergcr resolution adversely today, and
reported likewise unfav0rably on Mr.. Hoar's reso
luton, which was more conservative and looked
only to q report Of the debate by an official
stenographer who should be sworn to secrecy, and
the publication Of such parts Of the debate as the
Senate in its wisdom saw fit TO make public. Both
resolutions were placed on the calendar, which is
merely matter of form, as the result OF the vote
Of the Senate on both is foregone conclusion.
Democratic Senators, who have all along been
boasting about the Treaty and saying that II 1t
were discussed in open session its merits could be
fully set forth and the Secretary Of State vindi-
Gated, have suddenly taken another tack, and are
now the most pronounced against an open dis
cussion OF the Treaty.
1t is doubtful, If the Rddleberger resolution
comes to a vote, whether q bakers dozen can be
secured in its favor. 1t is doubtful even if the
Senate will discuss the resolution IN open session;
Mr.. Edwards is sure to object to IL, for one, and
he needs only n second to close the doors. This
second he can secure at any time in the person
of either Mr.. Hawley or Psn- Electric" Harris.
Mr. Morgan gave notice that he would offer
tomorrow substitute for Mr.. Hoars resolution
providing for admission to the Senate Chamber
while the treaty is being discussed of Mr.. Murphy
the official reporter of the Senate and three assis-
tants to be appointed by the president pro tcmporo
of the Senate, who, after being duly sworn and
made executive officers Of the Senate, shall make
a report Of the proceedings and debate on the
Fisheries Treaty, such reports to be printed
in confidence from day. to day, for the use of
the Senate and to be filed in the secret archives
of the Senate subject to its order The differ
ence between this resolution and that offered by
Mr. Hoar amounts to as much as that between
tweedle-dum and tweedle-dee. Neither has a
chance, probably, Of passing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
70 uozp "A urD1ooLEGAL CONGRESS-

At the May meeting Of the MedicoLegal Society last
night in the Hotel Buckingham. Professor E p Thwng
H. D. read paper The Physical Psychic, Social and
Political Factors Civilization Involved in Inebriey'
Other papers we're read which had been communicated
Apec,iyely BY Daniel L. Brn.on. Of Baltimore and by Dr.
W. T. Parker Of Newport The president announced that
In response to circular letter to 500 prominent
lawyers and physicians throughout the country suggesting
National Organization OF the MediooL Legal Society," 12i
new Members including twenty directors OF insane
ssyums had already enrolled hemsevcs and the society
voted 70 hold an international MedcoLegs Congress In
khis city In June, 1859.
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THB WILL or ROSCOE ooyELIyG.

Utica, " Y, May s-Thc VIII OF Roscoe Conkling
was offered Tor Probate before Surrogate Bliss to-day
The text Of 1t is as follows:
/, Roscoe Conlding OF Utica. Y. " do make. pub
llsh and declare my last will and testament follows
! give, devise and boqueaih TO my wife, julia, and
10 her hcfs ana assigns forever all my property and
estate, whether real, personal mixed and const
tute AMI appoint my said wife solo executrX of this
this c1st day Of June, A. d., 1867.
ROSCOE CoNKLING.
The will is witnessed By Ellis H. Roberts and O. II.
Uopkins,
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UNDER A DEADLY SHOWER OF RocK.

John Lcber, OF Union Hin, N j.. drove up Fulton.st
weehawken, yesterday As he passed the quarry about
half way up the hill bihst tired and fragments OF
rock fell about him One piece Weighing fully 100 pounds
struck the horse, killing It outright Another struck the
wagon completely d.moshing IT, while Leber struck
By number Of the dying rocks, seriously injurDs him
about the heal and face lie fell unconscious TO the
street. and at nrst thour at that no killed lie
cane TO, however.
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and body seemed
% have given out
ogether. Doctors
prescribed for me.
but without avail,
and at last I re-
Iolved TO try the
virtues OF Ayers
5arsaparilla, did
10, and before I
had finished tho
first bottle, / felt
q decided change
for the better. l
continued the use
of this medicine,
until now / can
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Health

Results from the use of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. 1t assists digestion. makes
good blood, and restores wasted tissues.
Hence, the priceless value OF this med
icine 10 inyalids, convalescents. and all
who have overtaxed any Of the bodily
functions.
About four years ago, / was taken
down with nervous prostratien. Mind
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scarcely believe that / ever had been
Mrs. c. Kennedy, 1877 Pacific St.,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
~ suffered for years from low con-
dition OF the blood and general debility,
with severe pains In the hack and
shoulders. have been greatly helped
by a few bottles OF
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OR TIE MURDER OF LILA HOYLK.

INDICTED FOR THE MURDER OF LILA HOYLK
worcester, Mass, May (speeiaD.-The Worcester
County Grand Jury to-day In special session convened
Tor the express purpose found indictments for murder
se.inst Dixon r. Cowie Thomas Il. McQuade for the
sruraer OF Lila Hoye. The chief testimony before them
was that OF Alice Hoyle sister OF the murdered woman
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eaparilla, and take every opportunity to
sneak of my cure TO those who are
addicted as I was."-W. p. Stearns. o
Free ST., Portland, Me.
Prepared By Dr.. J. C. Aver 4 Co.. Lowell. Mas.
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The auction prices Tor old styles of Furniture higher
thaa Gss @. Flint Cas- (isthst) for new s,yisa