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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
TIE COURTS


HAVING TROUBLE WITH THEN WIVES
George B. Sims brought suit against his wife.
ellen T. Sims, for the snnulment of their marriage
an the ground that she already had husband living.
The court directed Sims to pay aimony and counsel
ees and he locked up in Ludlow street jail
for not doing So He brought into court on a
writ of habeas corpus and produced written release
signed by his wife relieving him Of all claim for
alImony. The Judge thought that 1t was late day
10 produce the release aud referee appointed 70
INQUIRE into the matter. The report Of the referee
was 10 the effect that tie release signed by Mrs
Sims voluntarily and that her attorney had given 1t
to Mr.. Sims for Si25. A motion was argued yeSter-
DAY by Mrs slms's counsel before Judge Patterson.
In Supreme Court, Chambers, TO set aside the repoN
Of the referee the ground thar it was not In accord
Ance with the evidence. 49,. !,
william G. Muloch brought suit for absolute ul-
yorce from his wife Ella L. MULCH, In the supreme
Court yesterday and the was sent TO Jury TOT
trial Thomas Hunt Spauldng Is maze tne cO-r~
spondent. They lived at NO 2oo west '''
st. .cains, xv,fa
John H. Hoover brought suit sgainst ms MS vie.
Minnie Hoover for absolute divorce IA me supreme
Court, and the testimony on the case WIS '@Aeh py
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY,

157. 1923. s3j Dos
suDerigr tourt.Irisl TermPart III Before Dugro J.
Nos $50. S23. 974. 1884, 5O7. ST. s33 CSC. 53i.
common Pieas-General Term-Adlourned for the term.
Nos T. g. s.
Common Pleas-Equy Term-Adjourned for the term
- common an Peas-TrIal rerm-Part IDeiore Allen. J..
Nos lOl2, 1889, 1856, 745 1918, 1850 sos, 1906 740
i gs si 1887 1913 4Gs, H. 177S 375 9e2. s40
Common Pleas-Trsl Term-Part II.--Adiourned the
-. city court-spccal Tern-Before McAdam, c. J.-Mo-
City Court-Tria Teru-part I-Before Ehrilch. J.
Nos; tol Sl5 s4l 2loe. 1892 1, 45, POI. go 167
No o ISS 22os 49, $50 1915, Ss, i47s, $3.50 1856
- city nourt-Trial Torm-Patt III-Before McGown, j.
Nos' $50 2l 224l 1879, 800 2s3. 232. 362 1863.
oof. 800 366. 1897. 3GS. 3G9 $40.
o. City Coutt-Tria Terrn-Psrt Iv.-Before Nehrbas j.
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Supreme Court-General TeIm-Before Van Brunt r. j..
Bartlett and Barrett. j. Nos 81 81. JOB, So g. o.
81 100 1o9 ZIG.
calendar Nos. / IN 80 called at IL a.
Supreme Cour-special Term-Part I-Before o. Bren.
Supreme Cour-special Te1m-Pert II.-BefOre Beach.
Supreme Crcuit-paft iAdlourned for the term
Supreme COUrt-Cncuit-Part II-Before Andrews. =
Nos ass ~ 9?s 1o7l. 2ois 1889 922 1921 81, SAG s
9O3 9ls 1882 500 IL, To, S04 1851, ss7. ssi.
Supreme Court-Cireult-Part III-Beore Lawrence; j.
isse ils4, 500 5ss SIS ss7 liz. i3as. 1920 1903
1856 10. 1903. sos 542. 800, 1913.
supreme CouTtaccg-PaGt Iy-Bctore I9srsshsmo IL
1880 sos, 1887 1876. zoos. - -.
surrogate's COurt-Beiore Ransom S.Wllls Of Cathsc
rne Cline Isaac D. Brodek and Rebecca Sampson 10 $50
a. m. For probate-wils Of Francis A Stafford. Mary
Ann Chaddick. Jacob Ottman. Sarah Mckenna, J0hn
Morratt 10 a. Thomas Pearson, Joseph Bender and
Maria Berh0G. 10 80 q. m. -,
Superior Court-specal Tcrm-Before Freedman J.-No
Superior Court-Equlty Tem-Before o'Gorman. j.
Nos SO, 80. 81, g. "a, G5, SO los. &C. o.. ..,..
Superor COurt-rral Term-Part I-BefOre Sedgwtek
c. Nos. 479 564. 723. 500 SIS. 96i. 1o7s. 3ls
superior Court-Trial Term-Part u-Before Truax. j.
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Perry ,. Fuller as referee. Mr. Fuller filed his re
port Yesterday In favor Of granting the dlyorce
benjamin. Bevan. medical student at Columbia Col
leee Medical school, who was taken INFO the hoover
household as a boarier, was made correspondents In
the divorce suit.
CASES BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT.
Washington Nov. lathe supreme Gour1 OF the
limited states to-day transacted the iOo" NE
No 6SoNThe Steam Gauge lantern COMPANY ap;
ne,,ants act the St Louis Railway eupphes ana
MISUNDERSTANDING Company. Dismissed per sapulauoh
No 615-The County Court OF Macon Loua'4, enc -
Of al planfiff in error, agt the Unteu etcs tx rei
Alfred Huidekoper Motion 10 advance suon tled'
No Io7~The Pratt Manufacturing COMPANY sp'
pellant art lanes b. Berry 81 al DiSihiSseo WIN
costs pursuant TO the Tenth kule. u, mr.,
No 1oe-Ntchael Schultze, appellant, agl j. J.
ostrander. Dismissed with costs pursuant 10 ne
No I3O-The Mayor etc. and me cry OBJ OF k p
Vile appellants. aGt the knoxvllle snu onIo ran.
road COMPANY ct al Dismissed with costs pursuant
No, iao~wiIam Roemer, appellant as'' Thomas
No. is1owiiliam Roemer, appellant agt Albert O.
''e no. iaa-wiliam Roemer, appellant, agt Charles
Kupper and oIart ac+ ptcN.-,
No. 133-William RoeHler' dPPoii"n'' ae''' i"N"aru
c. Jenkinson. Argued. ,,u., ..+ r,.,.., N
No. lO-samuel Hill ct al, appeuah's' @SV' Dau'ei D.
Wooster. Argued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
A heavy tone prevailed in the wheat markets TO
DAY Cash lots yielded shade and only 16.OoC
BUSHELS were taken for export. The option specula
ton reached no particular degree OF activity. only
3oVOOOO bushels changing hands. but the liquidation
OF longs cont nued. The foreign elem Mt was dis
posed TO sell, although the only special bear feature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20

~ COX by frst-class North German =
u years best city reference makes all
kI.ds of fine desserts pastry. sauce, cream,.
&c: understands her duties. Call az MIS-
RIRCKle, II ad.aYe. near ilth.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
HAVANA MARKET.

Havana, Nov. 19.-Spanisn gold. 2soaos9i.. Exchange
quiet SugaT-SOme demand lower craiee: sales of
100 bags moIass sugar 81 degrees polarization were
at 81 S72 gold per Quintal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
Drfssmakinp.

A MADAME STONE & BROS, 43
"A. 5th-ave, near 33d-st.. English ladies'
lallors.-Waiking suits from sl2; NJ guar
anteed also ban ana evening dresses :
mourning orders promptly executed
Az EXPERIENCED CUTTER ntteI and
sires a few more ENGAGEMENTS by the day.
Address Mrs. POWERS, 759 7th-sve.
A gTIsTTC DREssMAKIN6. tailor COS.
n tunes seal cloaks and eapes made and
altered At short notice; moderate prices.
Mrs. McELROY. So East Sth-st. opposite
Denaing's.
CHEAP and elegant dresses Dizan Merry,
" arriving from Paris starts IN business
y29 sth-sve,. Womsn's Exchange Building.
Partisan chic,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
females.

HOUSIKEEpER.- BY respectable Ger.
III man woman. - years 0id, TO elderly
gentleman or lsty rf1TpBce, country pre-.
ferred. Call 80 West Ustst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. 10 tspecial There was some fnrtnes
liquidation Of wheat to-day, particularly In December
There was no very SNOWY trading but multitude OF
little holders abandoned wheat which they had tasen
on in the expectation Of Hutchinson December
manipulation. This big trader, although in the markes
to extent, ON both sides ard did not greatly
affect prices. Private advices from baltimore an
nounced that large amount Of -four $4,000 barrels,
had cleared from there. This raised the aggregate
exports 10 quite respectable figure. the wheat ana
-four In all amounting 20 about 100000 bushels.
The closing cables lid higher. The North.
western car lots were fair, 300 al Minneapolis and
3i1 at Duluth. Here at Chicago there were 2Il
cars the estimates for Wednesday 40. The weekly
inspection statement showed that the stock Of contract
wheat here had increased since last Tuesday $4,000
bushels, making the amount now here deiiterable
contracts In the public houses, 100000 bushels
The estimate is that at least 100000 bushels more
in private houses. December wheat opened at
81. sold down 70 80 IL and closed az so 49,
May opened az IS Is sold down 10 "a 5-s6s4 "a,
and closed at 81. Vessel room taken for $4,000
bushels On the curb December wheat sold az 80 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

The day call for tomorrow will be as follows
Nos. 10, 122, l25, 12e, 12l, 81, 90, 134 and 10
land o6p).
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0iip Rsal gsiaie 60 Get.
eonnirr Real eslats for Sal.

A GLNCY FOR MOETCLAIR.-U.n1
~ some residences ala ssilding sites ~,
- houses 10 let, furnished or unfur.
--saea. Tubs & TAYLOR. o Beekman.st
AZ OLD HOMESTEAD, 40 minutes S1r
..hea near station frequent trains: nue.
less4 ifut and shade helghbofhood excel.
aaG. III Broadway.
AT CRAWFORD, IS minutes from Nsw-
A.. iSfk On Central r.. n. OF n j.. desi,-
-. french roof house for sale roors
ssss s ~ ffsit lot 100000; good situation
Gas.1no Apply 70 WIN. d. BIGELOW'
'af. Il Maiden Lane. n. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
Gonntrp Real gstate for Sale

z sAEE'~wagon spoke factory and
smith shop; all new and in good condi'
ton must be sold 70 close an estate
JOHN l.. BONNELL. Port Jervis, y. y.
EOR SALE.-Grand allyear water power
4 grist mill very valuable bargain
JOHN l.. BONNELL, Port Jervis. n. y
tFor other real estate ads. see 9th page.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
Real estate n1anteo.

WANTED. 10 purchase house on Madi-
w sOn-ayc. below riftieth-st. pn1,
about $4,000. Address COMFOhl .
Tribune Onice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20

0UsEWORK. By youns girl, lately
II landed wiling and obi gkIg. 22i East
4TLh-sI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-12
glftss RapiteI.
Ttc SeHeruna.

Bon sutem 8inbs %sstrisben, bate bas
S6'if, auf benz Der unsIIflite 8arnap
fi3 befanS, an Ser snsIiiaeu Riiis %ssIantet.
BON SrtitoI aus bis mad Qonbon gina
Die Neiie Su 6aB.
8ie er baieIbif antam, wurSe er einem
S9parms Watrofsn beisesdbLt, Der ar
Der Wtiineuns Der Sbemie gu a1bsitsn bate.
tSier usrlebte sr traurise unb mibspoae
Gage. Srib Worssrs, ba nod Jules
i4llei III Der sanjen Ratur. unb bic Come
nod tief rubte in ben ftiusn 0eusn bes
Oceans, wutbe er i9on non Der raaben
Gimme hes Observation-Disclosures sewett.
Nnn mpbte er ben sanssn Gag BEL maserer
Soft nnb idIsdtsm 9strdnts bic itperif ten
aybsiten usrridtsn, 10 baB sr in fpd.er
Nc4t, ba er ii5 5ar Rube Issen bu,fts,
aus Wattisesit Der eri5Spftsu @lieber
taam gum S4!afe tommen tonute.
@enn er aus 9erisbsn oft nur Elm tlsis
mes unwi4tises @ei5dft untsrIaHen bate,
ooer es ni4t mad benz launissn 0iGen unb
BefsbI isinss Sbsrn pinttli9 ssnus pets
ritten fonnte, 10 ilos Der bsrbe Strf bss
unSarmbersissu Aufisbsrs nit gentners
i4wsrs auf isinsn Eifsn, 10 baB er i'm
bsBtn Sdnsrt nit ben Sdbnen tniri4en,
uno nit Ebtdnsa in ben aussn baltlaut
leuf3en mnBts.
aaein eisB i5einbare llusIiid mar Iein
st6Btss Slid. Su btsier idusrsn, jam.
meluplsn Seit rsifte in isinsm Snnern Der
unsri4ittsrli5ie 9orics our YsHsruna,
unb bic ge1srans ieIbft.
Dit. uenn er matt unb i1lGflos In Der
ftiusn Wittsrnadt aui lsinsm Eager it6bnte,
- oa trat bas Bib ieines peraaneeren
esbsns an ibm poribsr. - 40 DtsB bab'
id usrbient, iasts er bann su ii5 ielbt:
al OisB uno nod 0:tl msbr fir meineu
srenssnlOien 9ei4tfinn. Absr i5 nil aud
aaes NIT @ebu!o ertrasen. auf bic
S3sltporte Der Watroisn, auf bic Stots
i9ldSe bss AufiebsrS Mil i1 nitt sinen
9aut erpieoern. Re5t serre MIL i6 nit
msinsm SbitiaIe ,ufriebsn istu, psnn u
Der lisbs 9ott msin b,initisss @sbst err
bort - mein @sbst nm G,oit unb 9siunb;
belt fir meme ults Wattsr, iar mein Iisbss
0sib unb Rinb.
gr uermieb uou nun an iebs Iuitiss 9s,
isaiaaft Der Ratroisn, penn aud Sads
pfstfe unb @siuns nod 10 siulabsno gu iei:
nsu Obrsn t6utsn. Sober Rlans bielsr
Mulit mar icSt fur i'm elm ususr yornurf
isinss 9epihens ibsr ben srOBsn 2si1ts
Jim, bur6 ben er ii5 ms @lenb, unb
Wuttsr unb 0sib uno Rinb pisusi5t iton
unter bic @rbe sebra4t.
limb psnn bic Watroisn gu inn traten,
unb TIN iaaIten isinsS Siefiinnss wessn -
oa fonrte sr bic Gbrdnen ni4t suriidbalten,
unb iasts: Sd woIte, man bate mid
frIbsr ioI9es Giefinnes wssen i9sltsn
oirfsn - bann wdre id iett nt9t gursr
rOben unssbilbstsn @sieui4aft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-12

2a4snb siuseu fts binpss, unb bransen
ME mebr In i'm. gr aber wanbelte an
ben 6eisrabenben unb in fetIi9en Jrei:
itunbsH trauris unb stuiam am ufer Der
Sbemie auf unb nieber, nm ii5 bur4 beim:
wsbIi4s Ini4auuns Der romautii9sn IRA,
turpartien elmer melt ii9 ausbsbnenben
0anoi4aft ~ 3eritreuen. lab ba er alein
f4 LAB auf benz Spa5ierpegs am rfsr,
tniete er nisber an einem @eitrdu1e, uno
betets, inbsm CT 5dnSe unb glite gum
freuncli@en u~oItenIoisn 5immel erbob:
Steber 9ott, isnte mir einsn milbsu, er:
quiaeuten Strabl Der 5oifnuns in's jam.
mernoe 5er3: i'd weree pisber surittsbren
birfeH IN bie irldnbti5e Sitte, unb bic
bIinbe Wutter wie0er ie5sn, unb Wei6 unb
6tnb, bic ID 70 unslifl;3 sematt! -
> wie mill i'd bann gan, Gin enoerer
Reni9 iein! Wte nil ID ale meme Rrdftr
autbieten, bic irldnbti5e 6itte piebsr ums
suitafisn gun, Srte Der 5sr,ensrube uno
@Idtleltsteit, bamit 2atrD, psnn sr sus
rlttebrt aus Spanisn, einsn uabren Brus
Der an mir iinbe, unb Der FROZEN alien
Gage u~nierer bItnben Wutter ii5 ireue,
pno friebIi5 nit mir iiS percentage su etnem
heitsrn gottsefaaisen 4sbsn bis gum tiblsn
@rabe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-12
BE bntes Rapitel.
Ser Samtner.

Die alte Mccnep nit 9pslinsn uno ib,
rem Rinbe iaB obne Spra9e unb Cb,duen
In Der traurisen 6itte, bic felt benz Eobe
ibrss Wannss pom 10 pie!en Ssieen beimses
iu9t worbsn.
Der Wonb, Der i6er BEN guiaItbiseIn
beraufitiss, mart isinen blafen Stsin anf
bic nod bldhern abssbdrmten 9eli4ter.
Der Gag unb bic Stunbe, ba garnay
3u,itbusommsn usripru4, waren i6on
LANCE po,iiber. Gter Ba,nap uar ni5t ba.
2auy 1T tObt! ilaste bic ults Ruttsr :
unb Barnup mill ni5t tommen, mir bic
Tobssnadri9t gu brinseu, neil bic Stimme
isinss @epihens gu ibm iast: osin 2ei9t:
finn if S9ulb OH btm lobs bss 9rabsrs.
- gpsline isuf5te iber ben 8orpw,f, In
ben bic Wutter, pon S3mer3 unb @ram
iberwdltist, iber tbrsn @attsn ausbra5 {;
absr is srpisbsrte tsiu @Ott, unb tlifts
wsbmitbis gum 9immsl.
Die GIts WoOnsp ia5 ie ar unb srs
I6rad; benn in benz aussnblits iiblte fie,
baB ite bic liebs S6piessrto4tsr ssftdntt
babe.
@psline, iasts fs, mir 1T rsdt bunss um
9einsn Barney. Wsnn inn nur auf Der
beitwsrli9sn Rsiie tein lnsIiid pibers
fabrsn. Sd firdts! - i'd firdts! -
Seiliser @Ott, penn aud Sarnup ni4t
msbr Suridtsbrtsl @Os pirSen mir anfan:
gen t6nnsn2 - Neiu, 10 i5per piro uns
Der 9immsI ni4t p1ifen!
llnb bod. Wutter, entSesnete @peline,
bod i6sirt mir AQss, pom Gote bss alien
Wiaiam Woou(p bis auf bisien ausen:
bid. cine idpsIe Ytafuns uOn Oben.
@sbe Der sitiSe @Ott mir unb Dir Rratt
ssnus, fe aus3ubaltenl - Wutter, i'd
{olte Did trSitsn - absr i4 tam nidt -
Id ieIbit untss lisse beinabe benz Rummsr
INN meinsn 9arnap. gr bat mir 10 ses
NIP bic Stunbs unb ben ausenblit be-
Himmt, ba sr 1uriidtsbrsn werbe. llnb
iest, neil sr nidt ba 1T, muB elm llnslad
lbsr i'm sstommsn isin, has i'm auf LANCE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-12

ni9t bier - ionf Idge has &inb i9Iums
msru5 pom absnb Bic gum Worssn, unb
ld9elte freunbIi4 in iiBen Irdnmsn!
go wu5s nit iebsm Gage unb NIT ister
Stunbe bas glsno unb bet Samu,er In Der
irIdnoiiden Sitte. 8as tn fribersn Sabs
rem burd ben 5IeiB Der s6bns uub burd
bic bdusli9s ginidt ber Srausu e,ipart
mar, bas muBte isst beruorsenommsn wers
ben, nm ft4 pom benz idaurisen Insriff
Der Notb psrwa5ren 81 t0nnen. Oabet
ba!tsn Gbrdnsu unb S5msrs bas NuserItSt
Der alien Woonsp bsrsits 10 seidwa9t,
baB es uOraus ;u ieben mar, is miste in
furasr 3sit gauI erbIiubsn. Iu9 goslis
mems b!abenoe @anse bate ber Gram eat;
firbt, unb entuifelte in ibrsm R6rper
i4lst5eno uno !an9iGm Elm snttrdftenbss
6ie6er.
Qaber fonnte iie Der iapsren SeIbarbeit,
ia oft ibrsn 9dusgeidditeu ni5t mebr na5;
tommen, uno iaB Stunbsn lang miioe uor
Der quite, UNI aug ben Strablsu Der Sonne
Rruft 81 i55pfsu. emma maj aud nod
gu iapa9 unb ur~erfabren, nm AUDI nur
bic serinSfea @eI6aits I'M 9nusweisn
i9li5ten 81 t6rren. Die Ra6barn absr,
bic wObl ~anfanss aus WitIeio nit ben Ssrs
lo6snen ibre @ielen unb Seller betsusn
baIfen, i5suten am @nbe bic @siie bes
8e9es sur trIinbii6en 6itte, urb ibers
Iiesen, neil ite 81 Sauie nit fi9 ielbit gu
t5an batten, bic armeu gswo5ner pom nun
an ibrem traattsen SbidiaIe.
Soft wirb uus enbli6 bslfen, iaste bic
atte Wronep. tnbsm lie, umseben pou
So5ter unb gntsItr, wieSer einmal DOR Der
quite 'tanb: mir tit, ais o6 sr beI1loTen,
uns balo nat5uboIsu 81 @iqiam unb ist:
men SObuen. Sort abdIt bic alte Woos
neg bic Rraft ibrsr ausen pisbsr, unb gpes
linen tebren bic Roisn ibrer @anssn surit.
Sort brif' i'd nit Wiaiam meinen 0ar,p
freuois ans Ser3, unb inbsm mein Iieben:
Der Bid IN ieinen f~eurigsn augen rubt,
t,6itst er mid nit ben S5nsn elmer 5imms
liidsn 9arfe. Oort Iisst garnop an Der
Srnit ieines 8eites, unb pisst sstroit
ieiu Rinb In ben Nrmeu!
0a wanote fis ii5 mad Der 9essnb, no
bic Come niebergin9: unb rtsf nit isbn.
iutt5uouer Stimuis; 8 bu letter frsunbs
lt9er Strabl ees sroBen 9i6tss, nit benz
Der S6Dpier oas 9sbsn ieinsr grbs srIeu5s
tet unb belebt - feb morssn, penn bu
pieber berauftommif, psrtldreno auf bic
sntissltsn Beupbner Der trIinbii9sn quite
guelins peints untsr pebmitbisem Sd.
3eln, unb bot Der Wuttsr bic Sanb. Damn
bob lie ibr Rtnb enpor, baB bic aIte Noos
nap IS iesne, ais weun Der 9lussnblit pi,t.
li4 i5oH ba pdre, wo lie nit sinanber forts
SOsen IN eine before 8eIt.
9u Nue,barmer I'M Simmel. betete bic
aIte Woouep uou Snbrunft; babe IitIeib
nit u"nierer Sebniu9t mad Der epissn Sci.
matb! Wu5s bisism iroii5en Sammer
rs6t balo Elm gabs! - Senbe mir NiI.
IiGm's @r9eI, Der lisben Go5tsr Barnap's
gnsel, Der rsiuen uni1ulcisen gatelin
aber Qarlp's @nssI, bag lie uns Iie6euol
bic Guseu i5lieBen gum lsSten S9lums
mer, unb pieosr 6ifensn gum suisen
grpa@en!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-12
1as srpEe Observation-Disclosures

9as srpfe s6mer5enbeilmitteI
IN tabsr rooBI ietem Geutr6en 6etannt urb CT.
Sotpbs Sel III in fan allen SamiIisn ser~
rdtbis, I'M trsur nitbis immer 1Ofcrt CUR SanS
gu istn. Sn ben Iesten f%inf;sbn Rcnatsn finS
tauisaee ccn 9eusntiisn aus allen SbsiIsn Der
Welt emgfarsen uno III bte1s5 isesnfaQs Der
bette 8tweiS fur bic aus8snt6nstsn gtssn>
f5aften stsies befanntsu SeilmitteIs.
Die bsribr,tsn bsutiasn 6amilisn> Wstisis
men ME Or. Iueuf RSnts's Sanburssr 5rcs>
fen, Samburssr grulttbte uno RriutsrpFaifsr,
tuiaulmen nit benz erpBsn S6msrjsnbsilmtttI
Ct. Safcbs Gel finb uni6srtreTlt6 in tbrsr
0irtiamtstt anS r6ns 3wsifsI bic 6stsa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-12

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fsits fcpp6l ME isnIeits bee S;saus, BAT ss
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Columbus Bates, colorrd, appeared at
the station-house yesterday and Identified
Rush Shyneshoroand Wesley Humphreys.
blacks, rs the parties who assaulted him
Saturday night on Mississippi avenue near
Broadway. They stoutly deny the charge.
III. Z. James, farmer, was robbed of
silver watch las night by two boys. lie
was drunk and the youthful robbers en-
iced him into Market square, where they
relieved him Of his watch. Willie Hackett.
aged fifteen years, was arrested ON sus-
picion OF completely In the theft.
A white deck passenger named William
kaizenberg, ON the Anchor line steamer
City OF st. Louis, died suddenly while the
boat lay at Darnclls Landing, Tenn. Con-
gestion is said 10 have been the cause OF
his death. kaizcnbeg boarded the boat
Mt 81. Louis and was bound for New
Orleans. The remains will probably he
inferred here. Several dollars in money
were found in the dead mans pockets.
While asleep in box car ut the Louis
vile * Nashville depot last night Fred
Haupt, German, was robbed Of a silver
watch aud SSSb in money by James De-
veny Devcny was arrested shortly after
ward by Patrolman Doheriy and portion
OF the money found on his person. Mike
Roach, William Karnes and William Ryan,
suspicious characters, were found in COM
pany with Deyeny and were locked up.
IL Is thought that Dcvcny divided the boo
die with his companions
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-07
THE NEWCASTLE RIOTS.
Disturbance Quelled by the Appearance
of the Military,

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 6.-Two compa-
mics of militia under the command of Col.
j. c. Haines, yesterday morning went up
to Newcastle TO quell any renewed out
break which might occur. All was quiet
there, and Company + returned to this
city at noon, leaving Company d to be re.
lieved later II necessary by Company T..
Miners TO the number OF $50 returned to
work in the Newcastle NINE yesterday.
The presence OF the soldiers has no doubt
so far relieved their apprehension Of re.
newed attack from the Gilman miners.
James Cox, Kelly Ramsey and III, S.
Wilkers were today arrested for taking
part in the riots, aud VIM. Jones, Frank
Terrace, r. Woods and S. Ashby, who
were subpenacd last night TO act as wit
nesses in the Coroner's inquest over the
body OF VIM. Euston, We're also arrested
on the same charge. They were released
on $3.50 bonds for examination Monday.
Wilson Is at present County Commissioner,
and he makes no denial Of having particl.
pated in the riots by furnishing whisky to
the Knights of Labor The inquest over
the body OF Ruston was held Yesterday.
A large number Of witnesses were exam.
ined but no conclusions have rs yet been
reached,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-07

ne is described as ''tall, dark haired, with
full mustache aud rather sunken eyed"
His chief business is to negotiate drafts
against the New York Herald, and TO get
checks cashed which bear the forged sic.
nature OF the proprietor of this paper. lie
has letters OF recommendation also, which
are all frauds,
We have an immense number of CORE
spondents scattered through the South,
but they are well known in their several
localities This fellow, conscious of this
fact, is trading ON his skill in the role OF
"Jim the Penman."
Look out for him. When caught nail
his ears to a post until Inspector Byrnes
can put his haads ON his shoulders.