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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-07

NAVAL STOREs-Ihe market Tor Spirits tur-
pentine was firm and higher. There was a
pretty fair inquiry and about 1,341 casks
changed hands during the day. of which 9l6
for regulars. At the Board of Trade on the
opening call the market was reported firm at
843zc for regulars. At the second call it closed
firm at 35c for regulars. Rosin-'Hhe market was
quiet and easier There was fair inquiry and
a good business done on the decline. The sales
during the day were about 2,?00 barrels. At
the Board Of Trade on the first call the market
was reported steady, with sales of 2,12S barrels,
at the following quotations: A, B. c and D
8216c E S71sc, f 921bc, G 9715, II 81 1915, 81 s.
X 81 40, M 81 60, N 81 rs, window glass So 90,
water white So 10. At the last call it closed I'M
changed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-07

R1cr-Tbe market was very quiet anu IN
changed. The sales during the day were 1866
The Board of Trade reports the total receipts
of rough from Sept. to date at 529, 207 bushels
The total shipments of clean for the same time
were II ,S77 barrels, distributed as follows: To
baltimore 4 967 barrels; to Boston, 924 barrels;
m New York, 1927 barrels; to Philadelphia 1856
barrels: TO the interior, 1913 barrels. The stock
If rough on hand is 40, 1926 bushels and of clean
5065 barrels.
The following are the official quotations.
eli inh lots are held at ISGlMc hphar:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-07
COMMERCIAL.
--7cr OF THE MORNING NEWS. !
OF 8 " . L..l.. g z
-~SSVANNAH MARKETS.

T-I,,ds-The market continues nominal
sea isJ ,ed There were no ssles reported
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-28

cannot say, but there had been good deal
OF grumbling on the subject privately.
"0nce break down the royal caste" IL Is
said, land 1t cannot long survive" The
divinity that doth hedge king will dis
appear. Beware" said the croakers "of
leading people to believe that n monarch is
made OF the same stuff as other men,"
There might have been something in this
cry hundred or two hundred years ago, but
1t comes little late in the day now. The
mystery of monarchy has not been able TO
survive the democratic shocks of
the last fifty years. The German
princelings who marry British gold
haue not contributed much to the awe that
surrounds royal caste. English people, rs a
rule, would rather see the daughter of tho
Prince of Wales given to native noplemau
OF ancient lineage than to another Batten-
berg. Whether the aristocracy like it or not
1t does not much matter.
1--WE shall have some Of them marrying
Americans for their gold" said n horeified
person to me the other day Well why notl
l should have thought that anything was
better than marrying German adventurer
and fortune hunter.
A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-28
FOUND IN A SEWER.
DIR. Jones Murdered and Hts Body
Discovered In n Man Hole

CiNCINNATI July 27.-The body of DIR. A.
Il. Jones was found this morning in man
hole not far from his residence, murdered
and robbed He left his home at Walnut
Hill, yesterday afternoon without his coat
and his family thought he was only going to
the neighbors, but not the slightest clue was
found of him until this morning. He was an
old resident of this city. well-known as q
local historian and enthusiast on military
matters.
DIR. Jones, famiiarly known as 'Colouep
Jones, was in his seventy-seventh year. but
was as active rs man OF fifty He always
had an inclination for military life and kept
II up by holding connection with the
first regiment, Ohio national guard
as surgeon. Governor Foraker, who was his
neighbor, appointed him a member OF his
staff rs surgeon general. He had been act
i've in public affairs, serving often In the
municipal council, and had besides held
several offices under appointment from the
general government. He was, perhaps,
more widely known in Cincinnati than any
other citizen.
DIR. Jones left his mousse at 3 80 Thursday
afternoon, wearing no coat his feet in his
slippers, and went in the direction OF the
stable. That was the last seen of him alive.
The family did not become alarmed until
after night, ana then prosecuted their search
quietly until yesterday, when notice was
given to the police. During the day yestcr-
day blood was discovered opposite the doc
tors stable, on Cemetery street, which was
tracked two or three squares to the junction
of Cypress street and Francis lane, where,
on the grass, was quite pool OF blood.
II was here, in the manhole of tho sewer,
that the body was found this morning. II
was wrapped in horse blanket, or rather
seweu up. 1t was found that the Doctors
gold watch and money were gone. Robbery
must have been the motive for the murder,
rs the doctor had not an enemy in the world
There is but one wound, which is upon the
back part of the head. The theory now
prevalent is that the murder was committed
by Charles Bligt, a colored hostler When
Bligh left last night he said he would return
this morning, but he has not vet been found.
A hoe in the stable bears marks which are
pronounced to be blood stains.
Andrew Hudson. colored, had formerly
worked for Colonel Jones, and Richard Lee,
colored, also former employe, were ar
rested this afternoon on suspicion, but told
such straightforward stories that the police
later released them. Frank Bufort, a brick
layer, in whose house Bligh and his wife
boarded was examined by the police and
stated that Bli2h treated him to drinks last
night In a saloon. The police believe that
Bligh committed tho murder as the result of
u quarrel.
Later-Charles Blegh, the colored servant
suspected Of the murder of Colonel Jones,
was arrested this evening at Madisonville,
O., and brought to the police station here.
LATER-Bligh was captured this evening
at Madisonville, o. He has confessed the
murder Of Colonel Jones.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-28
DIR. GREEN IN WROTH.
One Mill Per Word Won't Satisfy the
WcRtern Union.

New YORK, July 27.-Presdent Norvin
Green, of the Western Union Telegraph
company, this afternoon sent a letter to Post
master General Wanamaker protesting
against tho rate Of mill per word fixed by
the latter as compensation TO the former for
sending government messages. He declares
thai aside from press associations and Ger
tain railroads from which it receives benefits
in tran sportation, etc. the Western Union
makes no special rates to anybody, and as
serts that the rates fixed are practically tan
tamount to exacting free service, and intI-
mates that the government can be compelled
to pay equitable rates.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-28
The Eloper Dead.

CHICO, Cal, July 27,-Hobus. who was
shot by Raymond Bierse yesterday, who
afterward committed suicide, died this
morning. Mrs. Hobbs wound is not danger
Gus.
CHICAGO, July 27.-Hubbs made an ante
mortem statement 10 the district attorney,
in which he states that Mrs Barney made no
efforts TO stop Bierce's shooting, but tried TO
get him (Hubbs) to let Bierce up, as the
latter had been thrown TO the floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-28
A TRIBUTE TO BOULANGER.
His Successor Says He Conducted the
War ONCE EcOnOmicalIy

PARIS, July 21-Cocarde, Boulanglst
organ, publishes what 1t calls the first in
stallment of documents submitted to and
depositions made before the high court of
the senate which is trying General Boulan-
ger. The publication has caused a sensation.
According to the publication of the Cocarde,
General Ferron, who succeeded General
Boulanger as minister OF war, has made a
deposition in which he states that the secret
service funds are intact and that Boulanger
effected economy in many directions in the
war office.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-28
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
An Open Switch Wrecks Chcsa-
penke 4 Ohio Train.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jny 27.-The west-bound
passenger train on the Chesapeake IL Ohio
railroad due here at 1905, was wrecked this
morning at Brighton, Tenn, thirty miles
north of here by an open switch. The engi-
neer, fireman, baggagemaster and mail agent
were killed All the passengers were shaken
up, but none of them were seriously injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-28
Reducing Exnenses.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, July 27.-1he Southern
Pacific company tonight discharged $50 Of
its employees here, 100 Of the number being
machinists The officials say this action was
taken TO lessen the expenses Of the road
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-28
To Examine Chicago's Postofiic,

WASHINGTON, July 3,-The postmaster
general has appointed commission 20 visit
the Chicago postoffico, examine the postal
service of that city and To receive and con-
slider any recommendations for its reorgaui-
zation. j, f. Clarkson, first assistant post
master general is member of the commits
sion. The investigation will begin in about
o week
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-28
The Vatican and QuirinaI Guarded.

ROME, July H-The vatican and the ouir-
inal are doubly guarded owing TO the re-
ceipt Of information Of plot 10 blow up both
with dynamite 1t is rumored that the de-
parturc OF the pope will be forcibly resisted
and that the governments secret police
watch the exits OF the vatican.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-28
Weather Indications.

For Dakota and Nebraska: Fair; cooler,
followed by rising temperature in North
western Dakota, northwesterly winds.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-28
ROYAL WEDDING.


Marriage of Princess Louise and
the Earl OF Fife.
A UNION UNDER BRIGHT SKIES.
Tho Ceremony Takes Place At the
Buckingham Palace.
"a CouRTLY ARRAY OF GUESTS
1'he Chapel Filled to Overfowing
With English Nobility.
POPULAR WITH THE PEOPLE.
The Match Approved BY All Loyal
British Subjccts-Hnndsome Dec
orations Along the Line OF
the Procession.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-28
Bouianger Will Contest.

PARIS, July 27.-General Boulanger will
contest 1875 cantons in the elections for coun-
cl general.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-28

LONDON, July 2-Wiliiam Brodie the
man who while in state bordering on de-
lierum tremens stated he committed the
murders and mutilations In and about the
Whitechapel district, was to-day discharged
from custody, there being no evidence on
which TO hold him and tho physicians pro-
nouncing him sane. He was immediately re-
arrested, however, OH the charge OF fraud.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-28
Tricks of Fire n ch Landlords.


PARIS, July 2L-lNew York Herald
Cable-Special to The BEE. MIR. Boil, the
well known American who formerly resided
many years in Paris, returned here recently.
While waiting to obtain and furnish an
apartment of his own, he hired. through
John Arthur. q furnished apartment IN Ave-
nue. Kleber at a monthly rental of 1900
francs. His last month expired July 1, but
he surrendered possession June 15 his own
apartment in Avenue Demessine being
ready. The landlord, after verifying the in
ventory, made out a formidable list of dam
ages, but setting no bill on their cost. Boil
moved and when, on July 4, he received
bill amounting to over 700 francs his agent
sufficient. The landlord refused to accept
this sum, and said that besides damages
he should hold Boil responsible for rent until
the bill was paid. Hence action was brought
before Judge De Paix, of the arisJocratlc
Porsy district.
The landlords agent stated that Boil had
left piano in the apartment and could not
be said to have given up possession, but
Marmottan, Boils lawyer, explained that
the piano had been hired from Erarad's and
was taken away soon after, and besides
was not an obstacle to the letting of the
apartments. The Judge read the list of
damages, which includes chairs and sauce
pans, which, according to the landlord, had
disappeared. Finding conciliaton impossi-
BILE, the Judge promised to 90 himself and
see what the damages were, and to give
judgment in the case on Wednesday next.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13

uifon Company eiusn Charter bes
wiuist, paifrte. Gs parb cine llms
dnbsruns Der alien S6ladtbausorbon;
nanB seuebmiSt. sic i9reibt Dor, baB
has SaIaaien in Dem eins1 Ooer benz IN
bern S9laGtbauie sei6ebsn miie. Glib.
Wunoerlt9, Soriisenber oeS Strabeus@O.
mites Ieste foIseuoe Augebote flr ben guu
pom S%siteucandlsn TN st ittn Ganaliiution8s
Diiritt Dor. Dis %rutsrnebmer RstQp &
Sorreitau bon ct. Yapt ertielten ben
gontraft fir Sl7,Oss 95. Sic parsn bel
Bsitsm bic n~isprigiteu Dieter. Der
S9asmsitsr nah ansep!sisu bic Steusrn
BON bet SiutesIafsni9aitsmaiie p,n 6.
Smitb nit 6 Yrojent %ansuuebmsn. Cine
neus O%rbonnans. 9iceuisn tetr.ffeuo, parS
bsim erffen 8erIeien an9enommen. Die
irrtbimli9 auf bas S3ulbaus an @eit
gocuit Strabe auferlesten Steue,n, wuroen
seitri9eu. Dis Nenperuns bes @s'ines
an Soutb Rain StraBe CAB &nIaB gu
Debatieu. NuntGli9 madte barauf auf:
mertIam, baB bic arbett SIC, 600 tofte urb
fein @slo In Der &uie iet. unb Ibootat
Sbteips iaste, fie toite bios 81, 900. Ser
gontrast wesen ~aSesfabren Der Abfaae
nit S%ts!!sr d Ser" parb annulirt unb
o 90 .,s asbsit ses;stu. Ct s,balt s. .oe
per Gag fir jsoss @eipunu. gs iolen
aeue 2lnssbots fir bic arbstt a~usssiGrisbsn
psrbsu. Die bieisS Subr sepdblten als
berndnner wurbsn alS Gorite 5ur Geoiitcn
Der SteuersiniGdsuns ernannt. Die Ius
ge!esenbeit uon Soutb Wains StraBe warb
ans Strabencomite gum gsri5t uerpteitn.
IS perS anaeorbnet, taB .Qelbi StraBs
pom @ronb gtsw Npe. mad Su!isn @ps.,
ebenio pie Saufolb StraBe BON Gogler
Qus. nod Safion StraBe 5u dauiRrsn
isisn. S0nieu & 2inetan waro bic Grs
IaubuiB ertbeilt tbr Werit5oot CT bm
Naai antsru gu lafsn. 8ertasun3 bis
Dienitas NaSmittas 2 u9r.
am OounsrilGs nubm Der Stabtratb
feline psrtaate Sisans wieber auf. Der
g., g. q q. Gtienbubn wayo bic Grs
laubniB ettBsiIt Elm @sleiie an Der Rorbs
ieite bon erlter St,aBe 3u ibrem Babrbofe
Su leseu. s. 6rttb wurbe Der GOntratt
8eseben, I'M bic abfaus 81 sntferuen uno
awar 81 Sc so per Gag. Ole O%rOonnGn3
CUR Sepiuisuns zines S5arters fir etge
8fsrbebabn uaro aa'S SrtonnanB @omite
suriitusrpieisn, 70 boB tte Ss,o.onuu9
oabin sednoe,t wiro, baB bic Staot utdt
fir llufdue baftbar 1T. Die Srbonnana,
wslde bsr @ompasaie &s9t s;bt 6IuBs
wGfisr gum Spe'ien Der 0ampfer ou Iies
fem, sing ebsnfaus ans O%rocnaauj'
@omite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13
Saubhcit faua nitt gebsilt tper6en.

0ur9 bic 4npsubuns ~IocaIer MitteI,
oa io!4e Wtittel ZEN franten Sbeil bss Sbs
res nidt errsibsn tSanen. @s sibt muir
eth bsuptia3Ii6er @es bic Eaub5sit su
beilsn uno bas 1T bur3 bic anpsnoans
Don Mittsln, bic auf bic Contribution mir:
ten. Sau0beit pir6 bura G~nt,iubana Der
SSleimbauts, pel@e bic @uitatii6e R0Ds
re un chen, perutia@t. @snn biel e 0tObrs
ent,anbet ,,rh. habsn fe Elm SumnsH i'm
OBJ unb b0rea rur t~psilpsiis, atlS tperH
bic 5tSbse gang sei&lOf:n pito. 1T T:aacs
beit bic JoIse. &snn bic @ltSiabuns
ui9t %entfsrnt unb bic &o5re in ibren NOT
malen !3uiianb berseite4t pirb, 1T bas
@ebSr auf immer s~eritrrt. Ruu BON 5ebn
ioI5er Sale perben bur9 gatarrb uerurz
iedt, pel5er ,peiter nibts lit, ais etne
@ntbanbuus bsr S9Ieimbaats.
@ir ssbsn fit ieaen jail soubSsit (iu
6olSe Gstarrh) sm bunbsrt Dollars, Der
ni9t sur9 anUenbunsen pom .9au's Gas
tarrb Cure" sebeilt wt.1. Ran i6rsihe
um gt,cuIure, bic fret suseianOt psrbsn,
an s. 5. Gbenep Il 60,
Tolebo, Sstp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13
StaOtratb

Der StaStrat5 ugriammelte fi1 Wo1tag
Ibeno Su ietner regeImdBtssn monatliden
Sisung. Der &scorbsr ustlaS cine Orr
%bonnan3, bstreiisno ben ssIraeten gbarttr
fir cine StrsBenbahn uou Waiu Strabe
lbsr Siebente StraBe mad BET Sotbrld..
IS uurbe, ME ssp65ulid, cine srobe gln.
5Gbl Strabsns unb Stsuers anssItssnbsiten
uOn serinserer @i9ti9fsit usrbaneslt. &Ie
uorSeIestea 2sGuunsen NIT weniGeu Nus
aabuseu wu,tsn seusbmist. Ias ben 9e,
lt5teu Der geamten bsben mir be,por, baB
5ur 8s5abIuns Der Poli3et fir bic i'm Sail
selsilts!en Oisnits $l,45s, IS notbpsnnis
fnb. CUR ablo3nuns Der itdSttitsn Ds:
amten tir benislbsn Wonat iiub 81 oil. G5
nrthusHeiS. Dis Ginnabmsn pd5rsnS
otS Sali wa.eu $l0,6l2 20. Slr bic ges
Sablurs Der Seusrusbr i'm sSuIi pe,lanste
Der G5sf $l,l70. g8dbrsno Sa!i wurSen
iir $1,000. so Nrbsi.en an ben Straben
ssma9t. Der G5teusrsini1dter tbeilte
nit, bab bic Steus,bddsr fir 1880 fertis
ieisn. Sir 2~icsnisu siuseu im Suli
$~7,S4S.25 elm.
gomites . eridte. Statt 9tns
malt Mc@artby ma1ts barauf uufmsrtiam,
bab bic S%rbonnaussn ni9t erlaubtsn, bic
QaIiessr fir baS @rabireu pon Straben
nit 40 ober irsenb einem arbssn 8ro5ents
ias 5u betsuern. @r beantraSts s. Wans
gOIo unS y. WiIoe jsbsm 500 aIs gnts
i4abisune fir bas 3ur gr6fuuns uOn
Bailey Ctr. n6tbige 2oHb su ysBablsn.
Serner tbeil:e BET Stabt.&nUuIt nit, baB
Der Stsuer : ginnsbmet S2l 900 fir ben
Yau ces 9aupteauaIs uub Der Ssitenca:
ndls eiussnOmmsn babe, bieies @sIo aber
nidt senisenb isi unb bic Stabt taber fiji
SOnOs au fOrsen babe. Damn bat Der
aupa!t ben Superuiiorsnratb au sriudsn,
cine umlage uon 8 probent fur ben Brit:
tenfonb gu MAIDEN. Oie Srbonnan3,
Der Dubuque 9adins q pros
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13
Smremburgti6es.
Wa9trd9li9.)
9roBber3ogtbum m.
Die vR 9 oIts3ts." lit bas
NadfoIaenbe entnommen:

Die vReter 9 oIts3ts." lit bas
Ra4foI9enbe entuommen:
8iebenbofen. Cti6ts 1T 70 ieiu 9eipon:
iten, IS tommt bod on bic Sonne.) Setannts
lid wurOe DOR Circa eiuem Sabre i'm @aloe bel
Sst9, 2urembur9 Elm Wtdo6eu errnoroet uub
Die Geide in elmer Su6sb0bIe uertedt auf9efuu=
ben. Gu6 lit bis iest nod cine Yerion dis Der
3bat pero66ti9 in 0oft, bod leu9ust bieieIbe
bartnGdi9. gfIn bat aber uniere @erbarmerie,
10 beridtet bic Or. II. q. &c." eineu 9~ewiiien
Strtbe aus 8rter perbuftet, pel6er in elmer
bteIi9Gn Exclamation in @e9enmart uon mebre:
rem 3eu9en er5ablte, ooB er aud ieiuer ,3ett me.
gen oteies Woroes etn9elperrt mar aber pieoer
trei9elaien rpuroe. Sci bieier @eIesenbeit bat
ibm Der nod ieet uerbaftete auf Iein 8rGn9en
baS @eitanOniB Gb9eIs9t, baB er benz NtGo8en
ben pals ab9ei6nitten bate. .QSilbelm, 0o
betBt 6trtbe,) i'd babe benz WGb6en ben sails
ab9ei6nitten, i'd ia9e eS Dir, ober On iasit
ni6ts", bas iolen bic ei9enen @orte beS Ser
bafteten 9eDeIen letn. 6trtbe bat i~Ibri9elIS ben
eaujen Sang Der Wtorbttat erSGblt uno 3par
70, 6aB es auBer ben ;wei 3eu9en, pel6en er es
erjablte, 9tiemano meter b0ren iOute. Sirtbe
1T elm berlm;iebeuoer S9auipteIer uuo fouiIi
EFT no9 14tG9i9er Saft aus benz @efGn9niB III
&urembur9 e%ntlaiien. IS mare iomit Die @ele.
9enbeit 9ebOten, SI0rbeit III oieies 9erbre9en
5u brlu9cn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13
gtad GleDslaaO uab 5uiif Dia 9Gfe
SbOre gabH, 81 tal5em Yreiit
fir Sin un1 Saialrt.

gei @eIessnbett ber @eneraEs8 eriamm.
lung bsr beuti9en fatbol. llntet itisunsss
8ereiue tn gIeusIaub, g., pom l. bis 4.
September perb&n EiGSt8 pertauft am 80.
unO 81. Iusuit 9Rltig fur bic 0tidfstr
ut9t fpdter aIs bis gum 6. Septem5er.
Die bsiten Grains OIL bieier Dnbn iIr6
So. 2, Der gbicago nm $50 l13r Worgens
psrl6Bt unb in GIeueIano I'm. $40 ll5r
2l6enSs anfOmmt unb 5us 80. 5 ber in
Chicago I'M LAS ubr I0enbS abss5t uu0
in GIcuelCnb nd9ten Wor9en nm $40
ll5r anlan9t.
&. ~. gpron, Gtip 9ufugicr II. Gifets
Gaent, 6G glart ctr. (Sbermun !9oals),
GbicaSo, 50. Is. e. @iIber, 8siteru
9afusiersA Sent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13
Cine bibi6e SdIaaGerIditte ersa5It

Cine bibibc SdlaEGegiditte er5d9It
einss Der btsii9en E~usesbIatter. Sin iunser
Wauu, Namens tnud!l, Der bel 0. Ringss
leg 3u asbu,p uIbeitete, par zines Cages
b. IS. emis bei6dftist einen 9aafen SEMI
rtssel gu p9risesn. Raum bate er Gin
Ouseno &tegel cntfeInt, ais et bus 3ii5sn
et!er S6laugs b6tte, uno ols ct Elm anbes
res S3eio oufbe5en poQte, itoB cine groBe
6lappe,i5Lonse aus benz Soi5baufsu unb
big fi9 on bes &ns6tss 9oisn, ba NJ fs
am peitefes fino fsit, cbns IGN isbo5 nit
ben 5du9sn gu osrlsesn. Ser iunse Wann
besaun su %IauFen; aber has GrptiI belt
fef. Da itirat er, unb bic Sdlanse Idst
los. Nufs uno bou0nrennen, mar nur bas
@srf zines &~usenbltGs, HE S9lanse bin.
ter ibm Der. SIM uaben 0alb ssIinst IS
Tim Elm Stit !6olS 81 e,piiden unb bsim
llmbreben inb Ct has GspttI aufSeroat, fers
tis gum Spruus. Gin StIas uno bas
Gbleg lag tOot. Der 9unb. Der ben Rnsbt
bssIeitet bate, beute am RisseI5aufen wis
raienb; er war TN &fe init nod elmer
s,0Beren RIappsfdlan9s. Gin S1!ao nit
etnem Steine CAB aud Der i5r 5ett. Der
Sunb uererbete In elmer Stu1te. Oisi.
S9lanse bate Is &afeln un6 par pm
Der Site zines Wanuesa,meS. Rod ssbu
weitere Sdlanssn rannten a ls benz &;easls
baufen. gtun ss ii! isbt bic 3sit Der snake
stories, Der iausren @urten uuo pilosu
Gnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13

9ie Serj 'Seiu STRIDE bat ibre pier
ueuen @ictsn erbaIten, BITE OF $500 Sfunb
pisgen, iber $1,000 foiten unb Elm @ei6ent
oes Saucomttss tnb. Rector 8aumann be-
,aBlt cine, bic Serren IS. Rlt5 unb 8.
Ruesamer bic stOBte, bic ibrtsen MitsIiss
Der bic beioen anoern @lcdsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13

Sie @sfalidait, tueI5s bas neue Spsrns
baus btsr bar,t, bat ben Mr6itscten gb'
broofe pom Chicago NIT Der Iusfisruus
bes @sbduSsS bstraut. Wau bat bsiien
gldns ongsnoutmcu. GObroot BAT bas
@ranb Eubor S~psrnbaus in Dsnuer, elm
iISner 8au, errittet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13
SeBt if bic 3eit,

UNI Sbre Sribiabrss Rlsibs. ltoff.. Ssitens,
Sammets unb WeiBpaarsn, Esppi5e &c.
gu ~tauien, ba unfer Eager jest in isber ab;
tbeiIung compIst 1T, uno mir Gdufsrn
8or,bsile bietsn, ME ie niat anbsrswc ere
laust wsrben f6nusn. Da mir in 9roBsn
Quantitdten fit Baar %taufsn, iinb mir i'm
Staubs ss uortbeiIbaft fir sic gu MAIDEN,
Sbre 8aareu gu taufeu Bel
Sas. geui d So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13
gri MtoutaQ bat &tbter Qineban elmer

Im Muutag bat &.ater 9iusban einen
Ianeiibrissn 9ro3sB snti5isSen, Der pisl
NufIsbsn maGte. Die SaGe itebt TO.
Spr Sabren beiratbets Der ni6t gang gut
bslsumoete aopotGt Soerns bic Go9ter bts
apotbesers "a Nicca, zines sea3teteu Dir.
gers pon babier. Ga Nieca mar Setpalter
oeS 8ermO Jens, bas feinsn EOSte,n pom
Der Mutter sufam. &aum perbeiratbet,
besann Scerns. gang gesen ben Diusn ist.
ner Srau, III ibrem Namen einen Yrrs:B
sesen ben S6pieseruater auf Ssraussabe
bss Ssrn6aens ie;ner Jraa. IS erfolsts
Elm llrtbsil auf $4,000 gu @uutsn Ger
5rau Sosrns, bod bieB e8, Sosrns babe
oas llrtbsil eri5lidsn. 81 bas pabr lit,
piiien mir niGt. IS taut suu, nsusn Yros
3es, na3bsm las Sberscriat bes 5taatss
bas llttbeil umssitoben bate. Ridtsr
2snehan enti6:eo, baB Ga Nteca tsm &lds
get Sosfns $7,856.4 AZ baar su bssabIen
BABE urb ipra5 ibm baS Rs9t zines Rsuus
tells 81 anf 9ots go. /. 2, 3, s, 6 unb 9
ber llnterabtbeiluag Don Section IL,
SopnIbip SO, &lnse 2 gait in Dubuque
So. Sn isinsm @ntl5sio iast Gibter
2ene9an, baB Ga Nieca tsin greoit fir bic
grsiibana Der S6dter (Frau Sosrrs) 81,
tsmme; lps'lsr Nib as.ait, ..S ~.neu
aniFsr9 ouf eth 0,itteI hes 9e,mOsens
lsttier er't:n. SSraa, Der Wlutter Don Srau
SosTns, REQ S3peiber @siss ni6t ernie:
len une buber uidtis isi. uno fsrnsr, bob
dber bic RiStisseit tes Sdusiser @eissss
nt9t UNI 8roSeb ~ue,baubsIt porreu lsi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13

Im lcBten SOantag nabu'en gu Gin:
inrapa Wount in ct. gIara's Isabemie
a9t iunSe Damsn ben peiBen unS isd,ebn
SOituIantinnen ben i4par;en SdIeisr.
I6tiebn S9peitern, bic berett5 bret Sabre
I'M Orbsn uarer, le9tsu bic enbgilttseu
8eIlb6e qb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-13

@taf uno W,uulr, c s9't st,Hguste
St'o'9e, batten stnet ssDihen Dtacn,
ben fs IN Osoroen her Statt unperoofft unb
,itwdrts i5sl fi:Isn, I'M $24. beraubt.
sic ma5ten i3 uttsrere Gage unii9bar
unb am Sreitua 9elaug es Der 9oli3et bic
gari5e btnsfsit au MAIDEN urb ibnen pro:
uiio1tI4 feete Scott gu itsuen. 9uffentli9
entaeben fte bsr perbienten Strafe ui5t.