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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-08-08
Fatal ExpIosion on a Training Ship.

At Paris machine gun exploded on
board tho training frigate Couronneat
Dyerrees. Eight persons we're killed and
snYenfann ininred.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-08-08
The Chnmnion slnreer Arrnstnd.

Champion John L. Sullivan has been ar
rested at New York on a requisltion from
Governor Lowry. OF Mississippi, for par
ticipation in the recent prlze-fght at Rich
burg Misc
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-08-08
AROUND THE DIAMOND.

Base-Ballists Competing for the League
Championship.
The official standing of the ball clubs that
are in the race for the championship OF the
associations named is given below:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08
8o,a baben mir in Subuoue unisr,

WojI babel Wlr IN Subraue un1ere
Strasen2 Gum Sport, obsr gu nisIi5em
@ebrog6? 0a 1T bisneae SadionsS tra6e,
ba 1T 2OcaitsS !raBe. iie biened isst mcbr
gum @ettreuneu, oils gu geiddftIi9sm @es
orau1. Ser Ra,IdaQ urb i5r gos
%Iisiilen, wibt i5r Ssrrea ni1t, bas
@ettrennen in ben StraSsn Der Staot
firens uerboten III? &arum fib,t ibr bic
Srbonnan; nidt Gus? 8snn bic Orlols
nanS nt4t pafsn1 1T, bste man Re apf :.
aber 10 LANCE fe biite9t, babt i5r Oi.lsr
oes @eietss He ous5ul ibren. l1eb .;sens
1T IS ia Iei9: SodiorzStr gu ,.nsm
SportpIase au maSsn. Gtsr unie:er
Stubt96ter (Bis buiBt:r Staotudtn?
Mnm. bss Sesers) baben ii3 ia i5on burd
ibr 9otam bafir ausssfproden. @ir
i9lasen Dor, baB jebem oisisr pier !Ssrren
cine Iebsrne WsbatQs, nit suei setreuss
ten srautn Sbren unb elmer 9teitpsiti9s &c.
alert, aIs emblem fir SporiS e,i5eiIt unb
tbnen in Der vauenue" Sation elm Stanbs
bib e,ri1tet per5e. Die an bic neue
StraBe a~rsren5enben Gisentbimsr tann
man ia fir oas Monument, wie fir bic
StraBs, bic maj ibrsn Subrwsrtern psrs
bieten uolte,-bsfteuern. 9luf iebs Seite
bes uteredis gu seifaltsnben SofsIs tam
man ben Namen elmer bieisr pier l1niterbs
Ii9en einsraben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08

baB BET Der Isttsu 9srbftuabl, 9err Setter
Stemper, Der bereits 2 Sabre Sbertff uon
Wattonpan Co., Rtnn, seueien, trosbem
er Der einsiss Osmotrat auf benz Tidst mar
unb bas County fart repubIitanii9 1T,
wieber gu benz iu~nsssbabteu au,ts sspabIt
worben lit.
G%orreiponSeu5.
WinneapoIis, Winn., 4. San., 1889.
6err @ouner!
gon etneu, i1weren 8erluf 1T bic Sas
Mile unieres bieftsen ~9anbsuaunes, bes
Serrn Yetsr Woos betroffsu worben. Die
l5idbrise Eo9ter, Ebsrsta, Elm ~boffuunss:
POLES, iunses Wdb1en, weI9es ON Ners
penfieber ertrantt mar, 1T am l. Sanuar
Ibenbs reun l1br nadbem ite NIT ben 81.
Sterbeiatramenten usrieben mar, ianft i'm
6errn enti9Iafen. Gin uneriesli9er 8ers
Iuit fir bic gItern, @si9wiiter unb 8es
fannie. Cine awette Eodter ber Samilie
Moos Iiest an berieIben &runtbeit nieber
unb boffsn mir, baB bisier speite Reid
an ben idon 10 bart sstrofenen @ltern
poriiberstsber mSge. Oas BeardbniB fanb
am Donusrifus 8ormittas 0 llbr unter Der
sublrei9ften Ebetlnabms aaer ltatt, psIas
bic Gsritorbeue setannt baten, UNI ibr
bas leete @'eleit sur episen &ube gu asben.
q. 81. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08
Su ct. Eaul uno Winneapo!iS baben

Su ct. Eaul uuo Minneapu!iS baben
Die lcuteren Oisner am Wort eiueu &reuss
aug sessu bic 9 onntass eri9einenben
3eitlnseu er5ffnet. llnisr iaibsre vSurs
red" itebt natirli@ an Der Spite. @tna
es ben Iaatern Oisrern ON Bort I'm tSsis
Iisbaltuns bes Sountass gu tbun III, bann
mi len fis eesen bic Montass6ldtter bons
ncrn /; psnn e8 ibnen absr nm bic Ssisr bes
Sabbatbs gu tban 1T, pie ite iasen, bann
mSsen fe nur f~ortfabren, bann iolen iie
aber au9 bic prOteitautii9e SADIE abIesen
uub ben @sbetsrtemen our Sano nebmen,
benn Samltass we,Sen bic am Sonntas
erIdeinsnbsn, Sonntass, bic am Montas
publi3srten EasesbIdtter gum sr0Bsren
SbeiIe fsrtissefteat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08
G%Orrelponoen;.

8obpetou, Gut 2. San., 1889.
@srtber 9err 9Onuer!
Ser Iisbe 8tnter i5etnt uns 6teies Sabr
aan3 perseien gu baben, benn mir buben,
pie man iust, Elm e3tes Wuipettet bier.
@efiern Weuiabr) mar elm Baie BaQ
Same unO Sung unb Gilt 5OS aus, mtt
Strobbitsn uno Sonneni9nmen UNI bas
Spiel a~u,uleben. limb iol5ss @etter I'm
bisIe Belt In Der 9stmatb oes 8Iiaarbs,
wie bic Dfli6su 3eitunsen unier i46nsS
9ntOta nit lIare4t nennen. Eb. $.
@ir baben na5trdsli9 gu beri4ten,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08

ct. WtarD's Sertitarp, GleDelono, 81
ben /. Sauuar 1889.
2ieber Serr @onner!
9a i'd psiB, baB es bic euten 2eIer be
,2Grsmburger @a3ette" iebssmaI freut
penn irgenb etnem Qanbestinbe cine grcb
gbre gu EbetI ptrb, 10 beetle i'd mid
Sbnen foIseuben 8ert9t ein3uienben.
&m 10. Oe3. bat ber bo9w'ite gii@o
81. @ilmour pon gleueIanb benz Srn
Sobann 8ertemes In Der &apeIe bes pie.
fisen Ssmtnars bic 81. Yrteiterueibe er,
tbeilt. &eu. $. Bertemes wurbe in
Sabre 1868 3u llripelt, Canton @lerf, &c:
bOren. Seine tIaifi9en Stubien abiol:
pirte er am Qtbsndum In 2ursmburs
Sett S%eptember 1884 uerwsiIte ct bter in
ct. Ratp's seminar, mo ct Elm Sabr
8btIofopbie unb 81 Ebsolosie f~fubtrte.
CONT bat er enbIid nod uieIen unb bars
ten Stubieniabren bas erbabene i3iel ere
rsi4t, mad benz CT ft4 70 LANCE iebnte.
Seine Yrtmi1 feierts CT in Der i60nen
&loiterfapele Der S9neiferu pom Der Oes
mutb Warid tn Seem 8ebforb, ga. gs
mar am ltebli5en @ei5na5tsfeite, als ct
aum eriten WiaI bas bo9feierIi9e W1eBs
0pfsr barbra3te. Die suten S9psitsrn
batten an bteiem Gage ibr Beites ueriu5t,
UNI lire &apsue ausjui9mifsn. glumsn
unb srirenOe Ranfeu wObsn ii5 nm aItar
unb Yfeiler empor unb enbeten Obsn in
elmer berrIi9en &rone. limb aIs Der 3abIs
rei5e gbor mad benz freuoisen Venite
adoremus In ben feierlt9en Introitus ibers
ein9 unb banu bas pielitimmise &prie
6ur9 bic ueitsn &IOIterbaQeu ertOnen lieB,
ba flbIte f9 iebe 8,uit nit 9tibruus uno
An6a9t seboben. gs mar in bsr Chat
elm ribrenbss Teit, iopObt fit ben bo6u.
gelebranten aIs aud fir bic sabIrst6en
@Idabisen, bic nod ME Elm G5nIi4ss gez
ieben batten. Gur elm betribenber @e:
bants mii5te ii9 in bic aQ9emeiue TreuOe,
ndmli6, baB IS ben suten @lietn bes Brts
m%ibianten ni9t uev96nnt mar, Dem eriien
81. ReBcpfer ibres SObueS bei1upobnen ;
aIIein beibe paten in Der ferueu 9eimatb
3urGtsebItsbeu. - Dem bO3u. @elebrans
ten oiIiiltrteu &eu. $. 6ran9e als 9iaton
un6 Der EbeoIoge z. 6. 9uItsen als Sub
9iaton. &eu. s. 8etteme5 Seb6rt jett
Der 9i6csIe @lcusIanb en-. gtls BirtunSss
plab bat ibm Der to9u'ife 9ii9of Oisw
gleuelunb, Butnam So, ObiO, nebft Swst
Mliiionsn Ougewitiea. Ut0se CT rect
9Iitli3 unb erfOIsrei4 I'M @etnberse bes
Germ pirten unb, pom ber @rGbe
@Ottss 9etrasen. isinem ~erbabeuen 8erufe
INNER trsu nu5tommen. Vale!
Anxious.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08
suremburst6es aus @mertta.
(Ru9trdsli9.)

9er2uremburser gerein pom
9ubuque bteIt au1 Donueritas feline
Subress@ % riammluns ab. 9erieIbe war
9erdB benz 8eri1te bes 8srpaItunssratbs
SO Wit9lteber fart; ss purben %aufsenoms
men 6 neue Witalieber unb 4 neue anges
meIbst. Su &aiis mar $2s5.l9. SIN
2aufe bes por. Sabres farben 5pet Wttts
aIiebsr: s. Steins unb gs. Gent. CUR
Nni5affune etnsS semaIten SenFters IN Der
Sers Seiu. Rir9e wurbsn Sl45.oo ausSes
sebsu.
Ser 2uremburser 1nteriti3 s.
3ungss8eretn BON Srootlpn uno
SEEM 0ort feiert bisies sSabr ietn a9tes
StiftuusSfst um 26 Sanuar 1889.
Serr s. g. Bertrand uon Rew
l1In1, Mtnn., ienbet unS etneu Gusf9uttt
aus elmer ct. Yatler 3gitung gu, in hem
eemeIoet pirb, baB elmer iberieeii6en Oes
pei9e semdB 3u 9~uremburg Elm alter deIts
bent pom minneapolis Ser Wfartiu Ters
rant am DienIfag, ben "a. DeSem6er, &c:
iforben iei. Serrant fam 1852 nod
WiuneapoIis, mo CT G5eiI an pieleu llnters
nebmunger nabm. Deien Sobn gmil
lebt nod tn ber WibIeutabt.
GOrrsipunoeus als &uislano, aSams Co.,
Nebrasfa.
@teber etu alter bie6erer &ursmbur9er
9eierbeu:
Am Sonntus, ben 90. Dea., ffatb nit
allen Saframenten perIebeu I'M Sauie iets
mes Sobues %. @oebert auf Der Sarm bel
&oieIanb bsHsn @ater i'm IIter uon IS Sab
rem. 9erieIbe mar seboren gu @arat5,
uanberte 1861 mad Mmertta aus uno IisB
if9 tn Der Rdbe Der tatbOIif9en @emeinbe
ct. 0onatus in Soma nteber. Oott
taufte ii9 berisIbe cine Salm un6 lebte auf
berieIben, big aue feline Rtuber perbeiratbet
waren. Run pertanfte er aus uno aos gu
ietnem Sobne Nitolos @oeoert tn Ibams
Co., Nebr. Der gbe entiproiisu 7 Sins
Der. Die llebs,Iebsnben fnb: Srau @oes
bert, banu Sob. @oebe,t, q. @osSert, Sob.
Setter @oebert, Warianra @oeSsrt, Gu:
fanna @oebsrt unb 4nna G6erefta @oebeit.
Ale bieIe &inbert Iebsn in sutsn Gerbdlt:
nifen. 8or etnisen Sabren feierte BEL
8eritOrbsne nit Isinsr i'm iiberIsbenbcr
Satin bic soIoene 9ob1eit, an bet bic
game 9emeinbe ii5 betbciIist".
Die 2ei6e bes 5iuseidiebenen purSs
am "a. 0sseuber, allO I'M Gage pol
@eibuu9ten' aur Rtr9e sebru6t, uoruai
ber bO6u. Ser Sector StoI3 bas EObten:
amt belt. Na9 benz Imte purhe BIZ
2et6e auf benz 6rieObof ber ct. Wtatien:
STRIDE beiseiest. 8ie beIiebt uno sea6tet
Ser @oeoert mar, 3eiste f6 BEL ieinem
gesrdbntB, fuit bic game @emeiroe Be-
tbetliste fi5 barau. W6se ct ruben in
Grieben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08
Gbtea8o Warftbert6f.

Qer Sele9rapb.) 2. San. 1859.
8 eli, n-No. g. 100 bis l.02 @H.
SO elj6toru-43s @ts.
Safer-24 bis 2it @ts.
&osseu-664 @ts.
@erTe-83-4 @ts.
gutter-22 BIS 81 @ts.
Sarmtdie, LIE @ts.
Gier-2l bis 22i Cts.
@bisfp-$1.20 90.
S1weine-$3.75 bis $50.
Rinbpieb-$2.25 bis $50.
Sdweiue eiid-$12.C co bis $15.C.
SumaIs-$3.S0 bis S.S7.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08

Ser tpeniae Sdnee, ben mir bier berum
sebt 10 mad unb mad OBJ, bod bat
tastdsIi4 ben aniaein, buB ueuer biusu
f0mmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08
Maior WcReasie pom gunbsssSnse:

1T Der Meinuus, baB man
Safe Peoita in etuen Part umwanbeIn
Itun man t0nnte aud ben Wfiifis
iippi mitten bur@ Suinois nod Cairo Iets
ten, usun has elm BebirfniB pdre unb
seniisenb @sIb bdtte. go 1T aud
Elm Yart in 2ate Beoiia tsin gebirfniB
unb man bat tein @elo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08
glIs Die ct. Iaulsr uorisen Wonat uon

MlS orc ct. Yallsr oort9e1 Wtonaf bon
Der Iufri9tuus zines gispaIaftes ipra9en,
bridten mir unisre Weinuns babtu aus,
baB man Sis BADEN miie, UNI einen giss
paIaf 81 bauen, unb iett bauen bic ct.
YauIer feinen @ispaIait, neil fe tein gis
baben. NatIrIia!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08

Gum SdluB bes papflideu Subilduns
warb 9ottesoienf wte am Sountas ses
baIten unb in ben &irden Der Di5ceie bas
Aaerbeiltsite ausseiest. I'm ben uoIs
tommenen Iblas au seuinnen, sinssn in
ct. Warien uiele @Idubise our 81. Cont
munton.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08

9ie tbeilwsiie sonuenfiuitsrniB an Ners
iabr tonnts bis gum llatsrsans Der Come
bier stemli6 gut beoba9tet werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08

WtItp aufee Warftberibt.
(per Sele9rapb.) Z. San. 1859.
@ei;en-No. 2, S1.06.
Safer-35 @ts.
% elf6toru-44l Gts.
Gog9en-59 bis 500 GtS.
q te-Io. 2. rs cts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08

ct. XpaiS Narttbert6t.
Ber GeIesrapb.) Z. San. 1850.
90 eisen-rotber, go. 2. 80 bis 81 @ts.
SO Ell 9torn-47 bis 1.t @ts.
Safer-30-30& @ts.
&oqaelt-- bis - Sts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08
Iuirui.
-Ser-
an1erifaniide &alenOer.

f@as Der u9it.rarIide SanbDeifer" in
Minfsr (Deuti5IauS) iber ben in unie'
rem gommtifons 8erlage eri6iensren
&alenber uSer Samsfrenno" fhr
1889 iast:
/. Scr Samsfreano, iluitrirter 6amis
lien. 6aleuber." @enn mir bieien amerttants
Iben Salenoer oil bic Spite teller, 10 9el9tebt
es oeSbaIb, neil er in ieoer Sinlldt multerE
oiiItta ulo unitreiti9 Der bette porl allen 1T.
8as gn6 eut6Glt 81 sroBe uuo 10 t~letnere gil'
Der; inter ben eritern ~beiiuoen li6 mabre 6llnlts
tuerte &. g. Wutter unb Sinb Dor benz altare,
I'M @ottes wiQen, CUR &ettun9 II. I. NJ; aber
q lie Squitrationen limb taoeloS. Der Sn1
bait 1T eit sepdblter unb rei6balti9er; mir
tlennen bic i66ue Grsdbluus pom Ybtl. Sais
Gus .Quf benz Yoiten", Der Yftn9itoo9sl".
Die Goieuf0ni9in" (pon W: &pbn gGas
@ebeimuiB zines iunsen WGo6ens" g@erets
tet", Die ulte YoIaune" II. { 10. aae otele
Nopelen iinb pon elmer driitli6 : iittliden
@ruuoibee burdmebt. 9Sir mo6ten otelen STA:
lenber in ben SGuben aler 2eier wiilen, oarntt
bic @uropGer pom ben &merifanern lernen, ple
8oltstalenber bei6aiien lein miiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08

Sau's &atarrb aur pirb innerli9 ses
nommen unb pirtt brett auf bic gluts
unb WusteIobsrf ld9en bes Spitems. Wan
i5rei6e fir 3euSnifs, bic portOfrei Susss
ianbt werber.
&. g. Gbenep & s o., EOlebo, 8.
~ Sertauft in allen apotbefen fur
rs Seats.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08

Sic 9ubuauer Sanoelsfammer min
benz 9eneralsW anussr Sefferp pom Der
Sqinois Central giienbabn so. Elm Seits
siisn seben. Die Se,ren benten pobI,
baB es better lit, nit g~ifsnbabnsW asnaten
auf sutem JuB su iteben, ais ite gu bstries
eeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08
Staat Sbio, Staot So!eSo,

Srant s. gbeuep idu0rt, buB CT
be- dltere gartner Der Sirma o s. $.
gbenep g. Co., ueI9e In ber Stabt Tos
Iebo, County unb Staat wie %porsenannt,
@eiGdfte tbut, unb baB senannte Strma
bic Sun,u,e pom Elm b ert DO l.
lars fir isben ein;elnen SAD pom &atarrb
besablt, Der ni9t burd ben @ebrau9 pom
9au's &atarrb Cur 9ebeilt werben tam.
Srant $. gbenep.
8or mir beit poren nnb in meinsr @e>
ssnpart unterf6risben, bieien 6. Gag bss
DEFENDERS A. ID. 1886.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08
Neiienoe M8enten.
Sic Serren q. Brobf Yb. Sed unb
aarl SdmOaer.
Mgcnten Der ,0a3ette" In Gbicaao.

Sr. Better &eiter, 165 glrlius StraBs.
Sr. q. SteinssSaImus, 206 @analport
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08
Stadt 4 Amaeaeud.

Entered at the postoffice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08
G%orrelpou6sns.

ct. Warp'S Seminurp, G~leueIun6, o.
ben /. Sauuar 1889. !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02
A FATAL JUMP.
TIE FooLHARpIEEss OF A NEGRO
WOMAN.
Crushed into an Unrseognizsble Msss-
Died when About to be Mar
risd-Hotes
,sn.el., ,.larran 10 ,te pIspatch.l

RALEIGH. N. c., May LA negro woman
AZ Selma, to-day, after being repes.eu{
warned. attempted 10 jump across the ttacA
NJ train moving al the rate OF forty mies
ner hour. She was struck and crushed INTO
an unacceptable mass.
Mrs. Berry Lewis. OF Wilson county, wa
killed by lightning yesterday. Inc ia'"'
bolt came down through the chimney
The Rev. Mr. Reid will be installed - pss-
tor OF the Baptist church In wilson ne2t sun
day. 81.
Colonel John \. Staples, Of Greensboro. ,
will deliver the commencement 9Od1ess ~
Davidson College next June.
In Rutherford county bliss bmna koDer's
was TO have married Jonathan Norris. When
the hour for the marriage arrived ana ths
two arose in front OF the minister VINO was
70 perfOrm the ceremony the young lady
tainted and within ten minutes was dead.
Klnsion has commenced the agitation OF
the local-opfion election question shu -
moving 10 vote on the matter.
J. II. Etheridge. one Of the most prohi-
nent citizens OF Pssquotank county, was
stricken with apoplexy yesterday WINE
riding IN q buggy and died 10 a short while.
There Il q sensation IN HYDE county over
the operations OF a supposed gang ~ WINE
Cans. One tale u that Mr.. Henry Bridgman
wqs harnessed 10 cart aud made to haui
wood for his wife. lie was then taken out
behind the barn 10 be fed. and The keen,
soothing satire Of rebuke was administered
nv currying him down with oak sprouts.
short notices have been left where others
could see that they, too, must desist certain
nr,ctlces or they would be kindly % waited
urnu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02
rstor Hudd, who was taking message at the
time. lie died few hours later.
MAnY Tonrn,s eOop ronrrNr.
She Has Como no America 40 Get
100000 Tier Brother Left uer.

She Has Come 10 America 40 Get
100000 Uer Brother Left uer.
A special dispatch from Denver. Col,
says: "Mary Tobin, a pretty Irish girl.
arrived in Denver yesterday from Lime
rick, Ireland, to claim fortune Of
nearly 5000. 900 left her by her brother
Some years ago the girl fell in love with
James Mcmahon. Mary's parents OBJ
iected TO q marriage until be should es-
tablsh q home for his wife. He got
mixed up with the Jnvincibles and had
to fee to America. He went to Kansas
and began farming. and what money was
laid aside one year was swept away the
next by drought. The parents of Mary
refused to let her go TO him until he
could furnish satisfactory evidence Of be-
ing able to support her comfortably.
This he could not do, although he wrote
frequently asking her TO wait for him
and keep up good heart.
"ln 1886 the father left Mary with
her mother and sisters to care for and no
funds. she took position as maid to
lady in Limerick. Years before Nc
Mahon's advent to this country there
arrived in Leadville q John Tobin, a
brother of Mary. Through good luck
he managed to come ont ahead in num-
Der OF mining speculations. Two years
ago he was suddenly taken i'll. and on
his death-bed informed priest that be
had 600. 900. which he willed TO his Sis
ter Mary. Without giving her name or
address the man died. lie priest in
formed Father Bayerdy. Of Denver,
and when the Father left for Holland
some months ago he determined TO visit
Ireland and see if he could not find the
heiress. Advertisements were inserted
in newspapers, which finally attracted
the attention Of Mary Tobin. Several
weeks AGO, with What little money she
had saved, she departed for America and
arrived in Denver yesterday. Father
Rsverdy had informed her that some
money bad been left her, but did not
mention the sum. With letters Of intro
duction on her arrival in Denver she at
once called upon the law firm OF May
q Co. Her identity being established,
steps will at once he taken to put her
in possession of the property. Miss To-
bin expects soon to marry her lover"
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The Fire and the Accidents.
fB, telegraph to the Dlspateh.l


CHICAGO, May 1.-The loss by tie burning
OF tho windsor Theatre last night will not
exceed $4,000, well insured. None OF the
6remen injured were fatally hurt. At the
time OF the great crush and panic on the
lake front last night a similar scene on a
smaller scale was being enacted mar Lin.
coin Park on the north side. When the
pyrotechnic display IN the park was con-
cluded the immense crowd surRed westward
on North avenue. just west Of Clark street
there is a wooden sidewalk elevated about
four feet from the ground for a considerable
distance. While people were crushing and
pressing the wooden sidewalk gave way,
and fully hundred people were thrown on
top Of each other in confusion aud mex
trcAbe heap. When the news Of the acct
dent had been communicated to those ia
the rear who had been pressing forward
they stopped the showing process, and 1t was
found that half dozen persons bad been
seriously injured and great number
bruised. None Of the injured will die.
IL IL exceedingly difficult TO secure re-
liable information in regard 20 the number
OF people who were hurt In brushes on the
Lake-Iront aud at Lincoln Park laat night.
SO far the Coroner has received no notiIca-
ton OF death from any private house, and
the suppOsition, therefore, is that none has
occurred.
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Baseball Yesterday.

Philadelphia:
pbladelphias ......1 Q 3 3 . 0 1 0 0-10
Rostous. l o. 8
Rase-hits -Philsdelphiss, l6; Bo'tons, 10.
Trrors-P hiladelphas, 4; Bostons, Z. Bat
terles-Glesson and Schrieyer; cowders,
Kelley. and Hurley.
Pittsburgh twelve innings;
Prtsburghs. o 0 0 0 0 0 0 l l o 0 / I
SleyeIands....0 0 0 0 u 0 q o 0 O.
Observation-Disclosures 6; Clevelands, S.
Error.-Pittsburghs 3; Clevelands, ,. Bat
teries-staley and Miller; Bokcley and Sny-
der.
Indianapolis
acknowledgements 0 0 O02 0 o %
Chicagos . 0 o > o 0 X-5
Base.hits -ludanapolls, .; Chicagos, TO.
Errors-I Indianapolis, g.; Chcaeos, >. Bat
leries-Boyle and Buckley; Hutchinson and
Farrell.
Brooklyn:
Drooklyns. .......1 O02 Ok
Observation-Disclosures 8; Brooklyns 8.
Errors-B aItmores. 4; Brookyns, ,. Bat
tcries-Cunniugham and Tate; Caruthers
and Bushong.
St. Louis;
Iouisyllles 900 900 0 o.
Hase.hils-St. LOUIS, 7; Louisyiiles, 6.
Errors-St. Louis. 81 Louisville, 6. Bat
teries-Devlin, King, and Miliigan; STRAIT
ton. Ehret, and Cook.
Kansas CITY:
Kansas City........O 0 0002 0 o.
Cincinnatis. ......5 0 . % 3x-14
Base-bits-Ksnsas City, 8; Cincinnatls, 10
Errors-Kansas CITY, B; Cincinnatis, l.
Batterles-Porter and Donohue; Durye'
sud X senan.
New York:
Westinghouse. OO1 l o o.
Bsse.bits-New Yorks, II; Washingions
@. Errors-New Orks. 8; Washingtons. Z
Bstteries-Craue and Brown; keele anC
Ebright.
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EXAMINATION OF Mn. PARNELL.
Come Interesting statements I'm An
sUer so the Attorney-General


Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispstch.l
IoNpov. Nav 1.-The direct examination
~ Mr.. Psrncll was concluded NJ to-d1y's ses-
sion Of the Parnell Commission. Mr. Par
nell declared that he had conducted the
IRISH agitation constituiiOnaily. lis cross
examination was begun. Mr. Parnell de-
MED that the Irish World ever collected
money for the parliamentary party. The
IRISH World had been hostile to himself ana
the parliameniary party since 1852. Attor-
nev-Gcnernl Webster here produced ex-
tracts from the Irsh World praising
ParnePs actions IN Parliament after
1880. Sir Charles Russell, counsel for the
Parnelliics. put In extracts adverse 10
MIR. ParueU The crOss-eXamluatlon was
then continued. Mr. Parnell admitted
knowing MooDey-otherwis known as
t" Transatlantic" lie did not know whether
Mooney contributed 10 the parliamentary
fund. Mooney wrote the violent arUcies'
SUI the witness would not object TO recelV-
ing MONEYS tribute 10 assist the party II ne
did not publish articles advocating MURDER
The witness had held DO communion
with Patrick Ford since 1881. Mr..
parnel emphatically denied tbat hls
Irish schemes ever included coalition WIN
tho FeRans In order 10 oXpel landlords
Iandlordlsm but not To drive individuals
from tue country, aud never had any idea OF
resorting 10 illegal means. lie did notrecOl-
lect meeting Davitt and John OLeary IN
1873 and discussing With them possible a.
l1uce between the NatlOnaliats snd Fenans.
lie had no notion thst the national fund IN
America aud the skiFmishing fund were
identical. Mr.. Webster here read violent
manifesto signed by John Dewey and Others
and issued ut Dublin. Mr.. Parnell declared
that he had never beard OF II before. lie
had met Deyov, Breslin. Finnerty, and Alex.
ander sullivan. and a number OF physical
force men. lie said he would frankly ayO0 he
felt il WAS no part OF bis duty 10 exclude any
one from the league on account OF their an-
fecedents. He wanted 10 include IN II all
Irishmrn, trusting that every section would
accept the new constitutional form OF agra
ton. lie had aimed al asking the physical
force men 10 abandon their movement and
10 accept his. 70 shut the constitutional
door IN their faces because they did not i'm
mediaiely agree would have been very fool.
ieb. He did not recollect making a speech
nj LYNN, Mass. in which il was alleged be
had said that when England was beaten 10
her knees the time would have come 10
realize the idea OF the NatiOnali-ts. lie
admitted that II be had used those
words he must have been thinking OF
the methods oi warfare in the event
~ the constitutional agitation falling.
At Troy somebody offered him s. Tor bread
and $50 for lead. lie did not object to the
offer because he thought the onerer only
meant s. for charitable work and $50 for
| league work. This statement caused laugh
ter.
The commission at this point adjourned.
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