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Women Who Work In Iron Mills.

frOfn the 81. LOUIS Republican.
The fact is not generally known that women
are already occupaying places and doing work
in iron mills and in manufactures of wire,
Three years ago the men in Pittsburg bolt
mandatory gave SO much trouble that they
were displaced by women. The venture proved
to be marked success, so that the employers
could not be induced to go back to men and
about that time, took mp with the idea, and
again everything worked satisfactorily. Then
a hinge factory was opened to them, and once
more the women proved better workers, more
reliable, and less troublesome than their male
rivals. How far the innovation will go cannot
be estimated. Meanwhile girls as accountants
and office helps are winning their way, and by
and by the boys win have TO agitate for equal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-06

Stranger Gin town)-"Say, mister, what's
that terrible disturbance down below?"
Citizen (of Park Row)-''6ure, there do be
. man murdered at the Brooklyn Bridge in
trance, sor."
Stranger-"drscious! have the police found
the assassin?"
Citizen-"No, sor; but Oh believe they have
managed to capture the corpse. "--Jsdge.
Many . good nominee Il elected by q
scratch.-Eom Froncisco Ala.
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THoNAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


B FkSSE s sEr STOCK f 9E ATS FIRE
MEST Of join g PAkET ESQ At t SudfidS
a FER Sshin 2 .Gn
shall ss mScoa1s39s stcsk 9f wsf1tenery Goods
And - Lofs sffNa i THf RESP 81
DYE OF THE REAL ESTATE Of THE LATE
sSSA S1sSf DIP haHH
BY virtue Of decree passed in cause No lo97s in
bia the underssned Trustee will eer FOR sale II S tbe
PTeSSssSs NJ ssS f s6e PAY
fourteen I4), fifteen d5l sixteen 40 and eighteen
s. in William Nc Leans SUBDIVISION u square north
teen and r iteen 10 are are, impFoyed By LARGE two
Lot eighteen 0S) is improved by a Dwelling House,
No l4o7 Fourteenth street northwest and subject
the life estate Of the widow Lot sixteen u6 is uniIn-
Also, on the same day, at HALF-PAsT FOUR
two hundred and seventy eight Csss imrr q, bv
threestory and basement brick house, No. IL Iowa
on MONDAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY OF No
yEMBER, lsss, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. shall offer
square five hundred and thirty eight (j}sI improved
West and tTosory fraine daeng on thu rear @ I'M
lot The dimensions Of this lot will be given at the
Terms of sale: Onethird in cash. and the remainder
In equal nstaments at one and two from the day
by the OF the purchaser and lien upon the prop
or rs II M @e may pay ~ cash
No. 1915 Rhode Island avenue, $500; on No IL Iowa
Circle S2OO and on each OF the other parcels 90 II
the terms not complied with in days the
sale the properly may De resod on ten days public
The property will be sold free of taxes to June 30
1888 except as to sub lot eighteen q - square north
on which are paid by the life tenant.
Ali %f i H sois 81 h f4sss.
DUNCANsoN BROS. ''' UNIV
Auctioneers n5--dEds
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TOMORROW,

TOR sALEaDRUG sToRE-sToCK. FIxTvRFs
4 s snd HSGd t NIL No sa4 i2sh s. city Apply
gRvES NIEPS u TPX I1SkStNa SosTahER
nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
FINE FURNITURE SALE,
HA k5s8Nks sJLk Plush PAEIoB SUITE CANE
Ash tSP SrHEk tHksB MHkAs sEfs S&H hLSTf
ISLEf Ikks k sANkhFs sH hPhnk Ss
GGhhAasfSSw y hfr STOVES, BRUSSELS AND IN
KITCHEN .lnN n KNE9}TIsItES Sc, BEING THE BAL
house SSs Y 10 SSfTIHhF kB Az -
ESfH at SLSk M a 81. skx s
the aboye-named house the balance the Fine Furni
tentiori of buyers is called n:S-3t
TNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CHRys,Nrnr>,,rus
MD WINTER PIONEERING PLANTS, AT AUG
On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER SEVENTH, 1855 at
IMELtE OCLoCk, within my auction rooms, shall
n5-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Anciioneer
GEORGE W. STICKNEY. Auctioneer
INTEREST T9 VAILED TTiNIIMPRoyEEp PROF,
sTREErs tNS oRTHMEsT. AND FIFTEENTH
By virtue S Of certain deed Of trust duly recorded in
records Of the District OF Columbia and the
of the party secured thereby, will sell public ac-
tom front of the pre- Misses on URSDAI theE IRSr
POUR NJ, one half undivided interest and TO
the west 4S feet eight 90 inches front
ing ON street by the full depth feet Of original
lot numbered two CD in square two hundred and hye
2o5j situate in the city OF Washington, District of
Columbia
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, balance in six and
twelve months, in notes secured by deed Of trust
secured upon the property Sold bearing interest
the rate OF SIX per cent per annun payable seminar
nually, all cash at purchasers option; 81 90 de-
post required at time of sale all conyeyancing and
recording at purchasers cost terms OF sale TO be
piled with in ten days.
eodsd. d q j &sf z EEEMfMoss,I Trustees.
sE- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER SEVENTH, 1855, same
hour and place.
B. H. WARNER, ! r.
n1-eod GEORGE E. ENfMoNs.5 Trustees,
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, No $40 STREET
souTHMEST, AND ADJOINING SIDE LOT
SALE PEREMPTORY
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
ElGHTH, Al FIVE O'CLOCK, we viii sell, in front Of
LOTS 10 AND IL. SQUARE 413
each lot fronting "a IL feet street and with
depth Of 124 S-12 feet to q 25-foot alley The i'm.
proyements consist Of two-story Brick Dwelling: one
OF the best locations southwest.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in equal install.
ments IN one and two years notes to bear six
TO be secured by deed Of trust or ali cash. option
pprch.ser Or p1rchasers Conyeyancing, &c, az pur,
sale Terms 70 be complied with In ten days from day
OF otherwise right reserved to resell ct risk and
n3-d&ds DUNcANsoN BROS, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-06

Ii Job were alive now he would probably
change It to: "Oh, that mine enemy had written
letter. "-Syrdcuse Herald
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Longevity Of Locomotives.

FROM Texas Strings.
The average age Of locomotives is about
twelve years, yet many, through proper habits
OF living, taking their meals regularly and avoid
ing all intoxicating beverages, attain quite a
respec .able old age. The oldest running engine
in Germany has been on the road since lS45,
and is consequently forty-three years old
quite Methusalah in fact. With regard to its
habits, 1t has always confined itself strictly to
water, thought it has been addicted to smoking
all Its iife. 1t is sad to see a locomotive grown
prematurely old by running all night, but they
are often met with, in collisions.
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A subscription paper for some religious OBJ
ject was passed to a jealous church member in
town recently when he remarked: swell, can
give e6 and not feel it." ''Then," said the
solicitor, "give e10 and feel it." The point
was seen at once, and the ''ten spot" was forth
coming. GlOucester Advertiser.
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Studying his Part.

From the New York Sun.
''why, Nobby, old boy, you look as happy as
a king" remarked a friend.
Eyes, am" said Nobby, grasping his hand
(step lively, please. ''rve had some good
news Qet the basket come in first, old LADY,.
come now, gents, we've no time to lose-hey.
Jimmy, catch on to the young Teller with the
Pants-both gates, and do step lively, and
hows everything with you, Jack?"
"Oh, I'm all right but what do Won keen mn
that targon for under your breath"
oh, forgot to tell You. Just got q lob
on the elevated road, and I'm practising for
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occ9-eodts
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

IN WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, ID C.,
S9pNNSSIISIIdENG OF THRE RE; T., PRESSED
NORTHWEST A LARGE THkEE-STORY
PRESSED. BRICK DWELLING, WITH STABLE,
NO. 1873 THIRTY-FOURTH STREET NORTH
WEST,,lC0RNERo STREETl A THREE-sroRY
FRAME DWELLING, NO. 929 TENTH STREET
NORTHWEST A SMALL BRICK DWELLING,
NO. 2O44 THIRTl-F1FTH STREET NORTH
WEST, AND TW0-ST0RY FRAME DWELL
ING, NO. ol4TWENTY-FIRSTS STREET NORTH
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Queer Things from the Orient.


frof- Pander, with his unique collection of
gods and goddesses, will leave for Europe via
America at the end of the term with the good
wishes OF all the foreign residents for his en-
)oyment OF his ''well-earned holiday" He will
EXHIBIT IN America and Europe his wonderful
collection OF Buddhistic and Lama idols and
articles OF worship and musical instruments
used IN the temples. Among the big trumpets
and numerous chaplets he has several in bis
possession made Of human bones. Several
SKULLS IN MS collection are from departed
skull OF a living man, 1. e.. Of an individual who
sacrificed himself for the purpose. The collec-
tion of Mr.. Pander is certainly unioue in its
kind and ought 70 be appreciated at home.
Yes" said the fruit man at the corner. 70
gretfully. I'm gettin' old. can't see as well
as / used to. When / sell pound of grapes 10
man that's in a 'urry / sometimes get in a
ripe bunch by mistake" And the poor man
sighed dismaIly.-C Chicago Tribune.
Masculine breach-of-promise cares will never
succeed until there ane female juries.-BaAi-
more American.
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i PROPERTY, SITUATED ON NINETEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN = AND STREETS
NORTHWEST.
by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed In Equity cause No;
public AUCTION in front Of the premises on TUESDAY,
IHIkTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER at FIVE
IN square one hundred and forty. three Q43)
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree One-thrd
Of the money cash and the residue in equal
instaments In and two with interest at
WI be required when the property Is struck on
Terms Of sale % be complied With An seven days from
JOHN Z McNAI.Ly. Trustee,
WEEKS Co. Auctz. n2-dEdi
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FOREIGN NEWS AND GOSSIP.

One hundred million rubles is the capital Of
company formed to construct docks and ship
building yards at the principal Russian ports
Mr., Buckle, editor of the London Tunes, had
an interview with Lord Salisbury at the foreign
Office yesterday with reference, 1T Is supposed,
to the Parnell charges.
Ruskin is in Venice for the first time in nearly
twelve years. He is out all day in a gondola
visiting his favorite buildings. and his enthu-
siasm for the place has not in the least abated.
A Franco Russian company has been formed
with the object of uniting the Black and Cas-
plan Seas by means OF q canal 80 klometers In
length A sum of about "a, 900 will be re-
CURED for this purpose.
an arrangement with a German engineer for
the construction of a narrow-gauge railway
system, which is to be laid over the vast terri
tory of the Merv oasis.
Lord Randolph Churchill has taken to dream
ing winners In vision not long since his
lordship dreamed that No. % (veracity) on the
card bad won the Cambridgeshire, and being a
practical dreamer with belief in himself he
backed No. ~ to win him some 81 900.
The English law carefully regulates the sub
ject of the sailors grog. Every ship must
carry a quantity of lime or lemon juice as an
anti-scorbutic, containing Is per cent of pala-
table fruit sirups, that is, sound rum Of a spe-
cific gravity fixed by the statute, or sound
brandy of quality similarly fixed. The board
of trade tells how the grog shall be mixed
dictionary society in Poland. Many members
have been arrested, including number of STU
dents, a magistrate, and several government
officials, all of whom are in prison at Warsaw.
The society has issued manifesto regarding
the failure of the recent attempt on the life of
tho car at Kurtais and threatening a repeti-
ton of the attempt.
A London lady, well experienced in the diff
culties that surround her sex in the English
metropolis in their endeavors to obtain work
has hit upon a scheme, which is shortly to be
put into practice. She proposes to form a
''Lady Guide Association" and her plan is to
train a body of ladies SO as to be thoroughly
well acquainted with all the interesting sights
and institutions of London.
can an Italian, disguised as German courier,
was detected by the police of the Vatican pal
ace. He gave his name as Bertini and con-
fessed that he was journalist who was deter
mined to be present at the reception of the
kaiser by the pope. The venturous pressman
had planted himself in the equipage of Count
Herbert Bismarck, and managed thus to get as
far as the pope's antechamber.
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EOh sALEa1DRUG sToRE-sToCK. FIXTURES,
= ana GOOD vii, No. S24 18th ST. a W city Amply
70 , BbAIR LEE. Assignee Of + p Cole, Room l. Fen
GAL DTlr9mnSS e9Ener IA & and Louisiana ave n
SEVENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK n5-2t
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MORE DAMAGING TESTIMONY BEFORE THE MILL
rAKY COURT OF INQUIRY YESTERDAY AFTER
MONTH"; EVIDENCE AFFECTING INSPECTOR
LUCAS
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LADIES' GOODS.

NJ ME- DARTIIssE,
W PARTISAN DRESsMAKER
Riding Habits, Tailor made suits, Walking, Reccp-
ton Evening Dresses. Tea Gowns Bridal Trous.ss ur
Perfect f1t Guaranteed Latest Styles and only one
Htting ReQuired. 52l llth st near n n ~ IA III.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ AND UNIMPRONED LOTS. BEING THE RESI-
DUE oF THE REAL ESTATE OF THE LATE
WILLIAM MCLEAN. AND LOCATED on RHODE
ISLAND AVENUE, IOWA CIRCLE AND FOUR
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST AND STREET
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-22
@tSenuRu.
rul,g.

- Die Stabt Sfbtofb bat ibrer
&f ueseu StsusraussIeiduns seser
bic Gountpbeb0rbe sewonnen. 0as vi.
fsIsmsnt lit rsbusirt worben, wdbrenb BAG
BON Neenab erb0bt uurbe; bic Stabt battle
I'M Streit bebauptst, bab bic Superpiiorer
aus ben anberen Srti9aften les gountr
i9 p~erbunben batten, UNI bic Steuer In
Sibtoib su erb6ben unb bic ibrer Srtidaf.
ten gu %uerrinsern. Die Unto ten Der Com.
miiiton, unsefdbr 5 $4,000, mifen pom
County beifritten werben.
- Webrers SI6ber, weI9e D. @. pom
oberen @btppewa 3uriidtebrten, beri9'
ten, baB poue Is 3ou tiefer. f~eitgepatter
Sdnee In ben 0dlesrn unsefdbr so Weis
len n0rbIid pon gau Claire, liest. Oas
6l6Ben sebt NIT GROCER S9nsuistsit in
Solse Der itarten Str6muusen porpdrts,
bod baben bic Sl6Ber ptel su tbun, nm 81
u~erbinbern, bag bic Baum famine ni5t in
bic @dlber sstrieben werben.
- 9ie beuti9en &epubIitaner in 0is.
coniiu 'baben auf Der Transformation eine
Yt9ptiSC 2tulc etputleU. VIC ueltuIlYleH
einen Oeutiden, Ramens &leiue aus Ras
cine, auf benz Delssatentidst, es wurbe
ibnen aber ertIart, baB bic Rorweser ben
8orrans bdtten uub fe mubteu f9 NIT
einsm Steuuertrster beaniiseu.
- SIM Safen pom Milmautee ities
ber eiierne S9raubenbampfer Clarion"
auf ben S6ooner rROnsuason". 2sstes
rer p%sriant 4 Wiuuten ipdter. 9ie Beman:
uuns bate Elm tnaYpss @nttommen. Ser
S4onner bate cine pole Qas
buns &iitsn. @s ptrb benz Clarion"
3ur 2aft selest, buB bsrieIbe fi9 i~ibermdBis
beetle, um benz S9oOner Bel Der @tnfubrt
in ben 9afen 3uuor3utommen.
- Sberif 9sQes bat bas gtabIifsmsnt
Der Sort % abtnston Wuuufactus
So. NIT 8si6Ias beIest. Srau Sa.
Sobann bate S9IuB ber Sppos
tbete anseorbnet, fis bate cine 9ppotbet
BON $4,000 auf benz @tabIifemsnt sinses
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-22
Satota.

- Gin iunser SioursSnbiansr 0amens
Sobn San Weter, wel9er in philadelphia
feline ausbilbuns erbielt, 1T In bas abpos
catenbireau pom Dillon unb SoImes su
Bterre einsstrsteu. @abrenb bes sos
idbriseu ResierunssiubiIdums bsr &5nisin
pom England mar Meter als 8ertreter 6es
peiuiIiirteu StoursS tummss" in 2onbon
auweienb.
- Gin iberaus brouises @eidi6t6en
bat f6 neuIi4 in Sort Msabe eretss
net. Ra9 benz lestmouatli6sn 8abltase
batten swet Solbaten bes @uten 70 piel
setbau, baB man bic bsibsn total bstruntes
men Observation-Disclosures binter S1IoB
unb Riesel brtnsen muBte. Die beiben
Arrefanten batten etn bibi5es Simm9en
@eIb BET i9, cine Gbatia9s, bic einem Der
Gambler, bic fi9 am 3abltas rsseImaBis
I'M Sort einifeqen, betannt mar. Sdien
es iomit, baB bur9 bic @srbaftuns benz
SpteIer ieine beiben Spfer sntsansen mas
rem, 70 CAB ber S9Iauberser feline Sa9e
bod nod nt3t perloreu. Sid betrunten
fteaenb, beldfiste ct auf benz garabspIase
etaen Sff,ier, wurbe gu ben SoIbaten ms
God seftedt unb bort errsi1te ct natiirli9
fetnen 3ped, hen betruntenen Rittern pom
blauen Eu9 I'M SpieI bic Eai9en srIei9:
tern6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-22
Yenniplpanien.

- Ser glit entsanbete am Samitas,
ben -. Mai, cine $4,000 SaB baItenbe
Seltufe, bic 5wet Weilen oberbalb Oil
gitp an Oil Greet itsbt. Nd9ten Gas
sss, Rorsens UNI IL ubr, brobelte bas
brennenbe Del aus ber &ufe unb siinbete
babur9 cine anbere, ienisits bes Oil Greet
selesene, $4,000 SaB balten6e &ufe In
8ranb. Sas Del brauite iofort aus ber
&ufe unb floB, Teuerqueleu sIei9, uon
benen man9e bunbert SUP Sur9mefer
batten, ben Bad binunter. Gin beftiser
8inb trisb slidli9er 8siie bic brsnnsns
ben Wanen na9 benz anberen l1fer unb rets
tete babur9 bic Subriten Der Benn. &sfi:
ming Company, Der Continental Oil Cons
panp uub Der Union &efinins Company.
Die spet Weilen unterbalb seIesene Bride
Der Weitern New Oort unb Ysnnipluantas
Babn brannte nteber. 0as psrbrannte
Del uar pon better Sorte, pel9es Is Bis
20 Gents per SaB msbr toitet, ais bas ses
w6bnIi9e. Der sanae S3aben belduft
fi9 auf nt9t gang 500 900. Die san,e
Stabt NOR tn sr6Bter a~ufresuns. Mitter
NIT &inbern auf ben armen, Wdb9cn, bic
f9 Ea4er iber ben Ropf seuorfen batten,
9edusifiste &inber unb ernite Wtduner
beoba9teten lautlos bas @ert bsr 3erit6:
rllllQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-22
RaniaS.

- Sn Der BEL Wai3e psitli9 BON
Wi5ita seIesenen 9eseub bat elm @Oltens
bru1 In einem etpa etne Meile Iangen unb
500 S1ritt brsitsn Terratnabi9nitte pon
Der Sorm zines Yaralelosramms fur9ts
bare @erbserunsen enssrt9tet. Ser in
bieiem IbI5nitte selesene Srt Waite befins
bet fi9 am Sibuf er bss artanias, in wels
den it9 bic In ben StraBen usn Waite ars
iammelten sieBbadarttssn @ahermuien
ersofen. 0te 2uft bate f5 fait ua3ts
dbnli9 pe%rfinftert unb utsle 8epobnsr, bic
bas @nbe Der @elt setomp,en slaubtet,
flOben aus ibren WObnuuser ms Sreie.
Webrere Sduisr wurbeu bur5 bic Slutben
fortsei6pemmt, anbere pou ibren @runbs
fsiten seboben. Sin pom elmer SamiIie
bepobntes Saus wurbe BON ben Wafers
maiien In ben IrtaniassS lub setrasen, In
wel9em es p~eriant. Cine sroBe IuaabI
pom Yferbeu unb &iben srtrant unb ber
benz gisentbum susefaste S9aben 1T Elm
bebeutenber.
- Sn Der rlmsesenb BON &anias gitp,
Wo., uamentli5 aber in ben Sanias'er
Counties 6 a s unb Bates, baben bic
nit 5aseIi6las uerbunbenen beftisen &es
sensiiie Der Ietten Sage sroBen S@ubeu
setbau. Die iunse Saat wurbe fait pol:
ftdnbts 3eridIaseu. Slud's Greet uni
ber 9ranb &tuer traten aus, urb e~ritere,
riff cine Quite NIT, beren gewobner nu,
nit GROCER Mibe s~erettet murben, Iettere,
eridufte 40 S9afe. Su &anias Stir
ieIbit i5Ius Der SIts AM Morsen bes 7,
Neat ie9smaI Elm, unb Sinbete i'm 9auit
uon $. $. Genuiaiser, weI6es nteber'
brunnte. Srau EeuuiQtser unb ibr God:
ter9en wurben bur9 ben S6Ias betdubt,
aber nod slidlt6 serettet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-22
Winneiota.

- Die s Sabre alien Swiqinsstinber
pom Soiep5 Dismaunap, swei 8riber gu
Reb safe sails ftnb tnfolse bes @es
uufes wtIber 8aittnaten lebenssefdbrIi9
uersiftet worben.
- gtue &duberbanbe, bic in ben lesten
Easen in Tbeilen Don Miuneiota unb
@isconfin ibr llnpeien trieb, erbra9 bieisr
Gage bic @~eIbiptnbe In g. Sinbe's @tiens
waarenseiddft su Swatonna, Wtnn.,
unb erbsutete $500 tn Bantnoten. gu
Ro1eiter ma9te wabri9sinli6 bieisIbe
Banbe, einsn persebIt9en geriu9, cine
@eIbipinbe gu iprenssn. Sobann wurben
In &opIton, Wis., 8 9dben um Waaren
unb baares @eIb beraubt, unb enbIi9
wurbe aud gu Ga groHe cine 9elbipinbe
I'm @si9dftslotal pon 0. @. Sones aufs
seiprenst uub bic Chicago & Nortbweitern
@iienbabn : Office um msbrere 9unbert
Dollars bsraubt.
gu Duluth finb finf groBe
S9iffe unb pier &oblenboote einsetroffen,
wobur9 bic SdiHfubrtsiaiion auf benz
Supertoriee er6ffret wurbe. @s befinbsn
f9 sesenwartis l13 9ampfi9iHe gum
@ertbe pon 81, ZOO, 900 NIT $780, 900
Eonnsn &oblen, giienbabnmatsriaI unb
&aufmannssitsrn bsIabeu unb burd 1900
Seeleute bemannt, auf benz Wese mad
Duluth. gs bsiBt, baB ME cine 70 srobe
5lotte au Elm uub berielben 3eit f9 auf ben
9roBen Seeu unterwess befunben babe.
Dte gapitdns beridten inbeB. baB f9 In
benz wstIiden 100 WetIen bretten Ebeils
bes Sees nod uieI Sis bsinbe unb baB ss
fur etnen Oampfer feline S9wieristeit bas
ben psrbe, einen rS9oouer" bur9 bass
ielbe su i9Ieppen. Der @inb bat sroBe
gismafen am Sibftranbe bes Sees su.
iammenseuebt, unb ben @insaus gum Gus
perioriee btnburd bIottrt.
- Die Watrasenfabrit tn W antato
wurbe bur6 5euer serit0rt. S9absn
$4,000; 9erfi9eruns $500.
- Commodore &ittion pom 9 t..
BauI, elmer Der pr%omineneeiten 9ei6dftss
leute i'm Rorbweiten, wurbe auf hem Babns
3use swii9en- 9aruarb unb Gbtcaso pom
S9Ias seribrt unb itarb ausenblidIi9.
- SSn Sqmm's 8rauerei In st. gauI
ftiir3te Der 5abritubl TN @isbaus NIT poller
unb ben Arbsitem In ben 80 SUB
S9a3t. Soispb &abIer unb gbas.
famen babel um's 2ebeu unb Sobn
Cart purbe i1per perIett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-22

R6beluaser fommt In Minfer an, pirb
an Der @obnuns porsefabren unb, ra9bem
man ibn seDfnet unb i4on etnen Ebstl
ieines Snbalts ausselaben unb In bus 9aus
setrassn bate, entbsft Der binsutretenbe
Sausbsrr, bag bic ansefommenen WObeI
gar nitt bic ishisen ftnb. Run mar sus
ter &atb tbeuer, IS tOitste tn bieism Sale
einise Oepei9en, mad benen man bic @ts
piBbsit srbisIt, baB in Berlin gu sIet9er
Seit swei W6beluasen, Der etne nod
Rinffer, Der anbsre nod 0ifsIborf, auf.
sesebsn ruurbsn. 9ur9 irssnb pel9en
unsIitliden 3ufau finb bic bsiben @asen
uerpe6ielt uno suslei3 3wei Gamilien uns
ansenebm iiberrai9t worben. Der pom
Berlin m~itsstommene M6beIpader mar In,
Bette bes pafenben S4laieIs.
- Gin &uufprsis pom finf Wtart purbs
bieier Gage fir ein gsrspert Bel S6rb
besabIt. Sas @srt 1T inbefen pOate
perfalen unb ertrassIos, 10 baB es ertldr.
lid eri5sint, baB auf ber Serifeiserune
Riemanb ibsr bas erfe 9ebOt btnaus.
seben woIte.
- Iuf Der Sscuntd,baEn 2aben'
4etbsaltena fubr bieier Gage be,
Ser onenjus, ber 40 Wtnuteu Sabr,eit
bat, bret Stunben. 9Is ben gafasierer
bic Sa9e su bunt uurbe - bic nsue Wa:
i9ine iprans breimul aus benz @eIsiie -
ftiesen ite aus. mari9irten meter unb ia:
men II Stunben friber ans 3teI, als be,
Suq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-22
G } X.
Salaa b.
COLORADO.

- Dim IA. 0ai, Wursens uu1 Q l1br,
mar Der iosenannte gGssus Der Santa Sc
9abn 3u Sountatn etusetroffeu unb
uur pentse Mtnu.en balten 9eblieben, oils
cine @abuie uebit nts5reren @assons,
beren 8remien ft9 auf irsenb cine Weiie
selSf butten, auf sinsm SeitenseIeiis bers
abssIauit fau,eu unb NIT fir6terItder 9es
malt auf ben 3us itteBen. @iner ber @ass
eons mar nit Napbtba belaben unb erplos
btrte. 9as brennellbe Del bur6i5wirrte
in allen &t6tunsen bic 2uft unb iebte ben
ISug In 8ranb. Sas 8erional bes !Suges
eutfernte bic pom ben SIammen nod nt6t
ersriffenen Wussons pom brennenben
Erimmerbaufsn unb psria6te bunn bus
Stattonssebdube gu retteu, entbette aber
= I'M nG3fen Iusenblite, baB ii6 INNER
nod 3pet UNDERGRADUATE @assons auf BEN
Sauptseleiie befanben. Der benieIbeu am
Ra9iten ftebenbe brennenbe @asson tru9
bic AuH9rift, DaB ct nit Sprenspulue,
seIaben mar. @sntse ausenbltde ipdtel
erplobtrte bsrielbe, pobur9 bas Stations:
gebdube, mebrere bena9barte Wobnbduie,
unb cine NnSabl @assonS pOuts sertriim:
inert purben. ginss Der @Obnbauier uni
has 8ubnbofssebdube wurben einsedi3ert,
9ret 9erioneu - cine Srau uub awe
Mdnner purben bur9 bic grplofor
eet6btet unb - Bis Is 9erionsn mebr ODE,
weniser, iebO9 ni6t bebsntIi9, perpunbet
9ur9 bic @rpIofion purbe Elm ausefab,
80 SUP breites uub Is SUP ttefes God II
ben Boben serifen. 3pet @assOns uer'
brannten unb l6 anbere nebit ber 2otomo,
tine purben nebr ober ueniser bef6dbist
Sc ptrb ansenommen, baB 2anbtrei9e,
bic Sremisn an ben 8assOns sslOft bat
ten.