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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
sgy1uyG Yng no Gas IN A MINE.

sassshars, Penn, June II (speciaD.-An accident
ssesrsd ct the Nottingham mine Of the tehigh and
~ sIseseeIe Coal Company. at Plymouth. this morn
: sna 0ouRh no one was killed outright. four Of
weans Will die and three or four Others have
scaasd painful intu:ies. The Intelligent miners OF
4. .ousn attribute the accident TO the ignorance Of
49, hoores, Who carly this morning. without
y. ns the Instructions Of the IRE boss, entered
vaA of salumore working. fourth east gang.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
s,,,,xc NOTICE on SWITZERLAND.

Berlin, juno l7.-Tbc North German Gazette tAy
,,, n Inv. n the Russian and German Minister'S at
Rerne made formal complaint TO Dr. Dr0z. the ewiS"
Minister Of Foreign Affair." that switzerland III her
lepient treatment OF Socialists and Anarchists han
abused the night Of neutrality which had berh CON
ceded TO her and had failed to fulhi mo auu'" 'oH
nocted with that right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
THE SHAH AT AMSTERDAM.

Amsterdam June T.-Ihe Shah visited the Vsf'ou'
points OF interest about the city to-day La"f Ho
received the Ministers Of the Interior and foroish
ar.Irs and other officials lie will dine with the King
at the Hague on Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
CROPS BEATEN powN IN WEST VIRGINIA.


Marunsburg W. Va, June ia heavy storm
passed over the southwest part of Berkeley County
last night. terrific gale Of wind that did great
damage Was followed by q thunderstorm. This was
followed by hail. The hailsones lay IN some places
three or four inches thick. Crops and trees are
ruined Live stock was badly bruised and IN some
instances killed Several houses and barns were
wrecked by the wind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
uov,ryryT TO ST, PHILIP NERI.

Rome, June 1.-THE Catholic societies OF Rome IN
tend asking tho Municipality for permission 10 erect
monument to the "Aposue Of Rome" ST. Philip Hefi'
founder of the Society Of the oratonans OF which Gar
,,, xo,r,., {. n member This is intended as 4
nnts.t og,inst the recent erection Of monument IN
bonnr NJ The great freethinkor, GOrdano Bruno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
THE SUGAR CONVENTION BILL

London. June l7.-In the House Of Commons ID
day, William Henry Smith. the Government "'"
announced that tho Government had dccied 70 posi-
nope frbc nrocccdincs in relation 10 tho bill u put
into effect the sugar Bountcs Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
A NrssAGEIN A BOTTLE

Kingston, Ont, June l7.-The following louor was
found In a bottle near Ganan0que:
CAPTAIN OF the Bavaria Help, the ship Is sinking.
All have been washed overheard but me; ! eAPcct
my turn Will como next About 100 yards OH oaVul
Island, Lake Ontario.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

MIR. pAyITT'S FAITH ~ ALEXANDER SULLIVAN.
London June l7-Mchacl Da"itt in an interview to-
day. declared that he placed credit in the charges
against Alexander Sullivan lie expressed tho opinion
that Mr.. sulvans sccuserS were aotuatcd by personal
or pol!rcal spleen Mr.. DavittS political allies take
the same view Of the charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
MORONEY AND MCDONALD RELEASED BY
ORDER OF JUSTICE ANDREWS

THE CASE AGAISsr THEN REVIEWED-TIERE EE
uIOAGO MEN PAIL TO IDENTIFY THE
PRISONERS CHARGED WITH THU
MURDER OF DIR. CRONIN.
The effort made yesterday at the Tonbs by
the men who came from Chicago TO identify John
J. Moroncy and Charles Mcdonald principals in
the murder Of DR.. p II. CIonin WIS failure
Those who sought 10 effect the Identification wcr'
William +. Hatfield, who sold the furniture for
the Clark-st apartment in Chicago, to the alleged
j. Z. Simons'; h. c. Throckmorton, the real
estate agent from whom the Clark-st. fiat WIS
rented, and II. Martinscn. the Swedish truckman
who carted the furniture from the fat 70 the Carl
son cottage in Evanston-avc. where the murder
WAS committed T. J. Farrell n Pnkcrton de-
tective, who represented the office OF states At-
torncy Longenecker, OF Chicago. accompanied tile
witnesses.
For purposes Of identification. twenty men had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
REsIGNING HIS ITALIAN CoMsfIss

NE1lbNINI IT'D IINl-IhN OV01'HIT01- =,
Rome, Juno 17.-Prince Louis Napoleon. AZ ule
request OF his father Prince Jerome, has resigned hiS
commission In Tho Italian Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
u uHE ooysuLGgyERAL NsANEf

consuloensral John A. Perez Bonalde. OF Salvador,
% No. II west Twenty eighthst.. was commiued TO
e examined as to his sanity yesterday by Justice
sva 1t Jefferson Market Police Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

MR.. GLADSTONE IN LONDON
London, June l7.-Mr. Gladstone has returned u
London,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
BURKE TO RESIST EXTRADIT1ON.

winnipeg, Man.. juno l7.-Martin Burke, alias
Delaney arrested yesterday, has retained counsel and
has determined not voluntarily TO return TO the United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

END OF THE CABDRIVERs' STRIKE.
Paris June 1.-THE ca5dHvcrs' saike is oaSao0'
Cabs running today usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

way, and with naked lamps set fro the gas which
had accumulated In the night AL the men hurt
were Poles
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12
Ser &sit eines ;ar 8eidmpiung bes $50
manismus" babier In Subuaue
u%fqriiubeteu Ylattes.

gor Sabrer loarb bier elm gIatt, mOus
buque Snbspenbent", pubIi5irt. 0asielbe
ma6te fortudbrenb ebeuio bIOoiinnise ais
Idrusnbs Insriffe sesen aaes Ratbolii@e.
Damn sins bas BIatt, has p66entIid CT
ibien, ein. Iber es aufetitanb piebsr.
Die Lantern 9isnsr aul @oEt" MOLTEN bic
bient5are Masb gu ibrer G~roiiitution niGt
10 Iei5t entbs5ren. Sic balfsn, psrs
ipra5en unb nun fam ber .SaSspsnbent"
ais EasebIatt beraus. Often 3os baS Gdie:
blatt bic SABINE bes vantiromanismuS~
auf. Bir %antporteten nidt unb i9wies
gen bic u~niinnisen S6reibereien gu
tobt. Oenn 10 uutnnis MAT bus Seus,
baB BiberIesuns bic retnite 3eitUsrseus
buns sepsIsn wdre. @ber bic 9erren nit
ben lausen @sii9tern, ben beimtiidii9en
Insrifisn unb ben srcBen 9ebdItern. iie
battsu nidt 10 uieI i5ris, tab iie ben @iid
an1 2sbsn erbaIten founten. Erot aaes
8atentiuees ifarb Der uSnospenoent" AM
@nti., ,&omanismus" unb Abonneutens
manssl. Der Telegraph" faufte bic
Gbonnsntsnliite. Die Sppeu werben aud, mic
mir b6rsn, In Glib umseisst, uno 10 tIas
gen bic 6srren on Der 2ei9s ibrss 2ieb'
linss, mite bic Saben IN ben Wdfsrn 8as
bplons. Die b6len Satholifen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12
2urembureti6es aus amertfa.
Mahtr6qlih.)

N-NS1NO'1v
&m 0. b. W. ftarb In ct. Gatbarineu
@emsinbs, Serr 9ster Stort, In bobem
Sitter unb warb Wontus, ben IL. b. %.
auf benz @ottesadsr Der @emetnbe bsgras
ben. Der Serforbene 1T bsr S9piesers
patsr pon Ebso. altman rom 9armonp
9OteI babter. Sn nd6iter go. mebr.
am 4. Sebruar ftarb gu SprinsbrOOt,
SatIon Co., Soma, i'm 9auie ietnes Nefs
fen, ,Ni9oIas SiIbsrt. SerieIbe mar
ISL in anseIsbers sebOren, wauberte In
1857 nod 4nertta aus unb ltsB fi9 IN
Sution So. nieber. r. l. P.
gu Spruce Greet in Sation So.
fiarb, rpeun mir gut uRterridtet finb, aul
Wittpo9 p. 0ode Srau Rouisl, seb. Ssis
pei. Ste fam Ritte ber fanf3issr Sabre
NIT ibrem i9ou friber Be~insesunsenen
@atten mad Soma unt fe Iieben t6 gu
Spruce Greet auf Der Sarm nieoer. Gum
8esrdbntB, bas zines ber sr6bten mar,
peI9ss Die @e9enb aeisben, wareu bic pie
len Serpanbtsn Der 8srftOrbeuen ni9t aI>
Ietu aus Su6iou &c., ion6ern iosar pou
@bicngo unb Sc RarS b~erbsiseeilt. Sis
@eritorbene par cine CUTE ariitIt5e Srau.
W6ge ite ruben in Trteoeu!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12
Siitct eud DOr SaIben fir Gatarrb,
bic GUefiiIber enttalteu,

bu QusdFIber flGsr ben @eru9 seriDrt
unb has gauge Spiiem sdn;li9 in llnOrbs
hung brinst, uern es bur9 bic S6Isius
baute ein3iebt. SoI&e OaittsI iolten ME
sebrau4t per6en, es iei bsnn mad gors
i9rift uOu suteu Isrjteu, ta Der SdaSsn,
ben fe onrt9tsn, sebnmal 10 sroB lit, ais
has @ute, baB ie tbun. 9aa's @atarrb
Sur, weI3e pom s. s. @berep& s o.,
in GoIebO, Sbio, angefertist, unb innerIi9
9enommen utro, pirtt Direct auf bas Slut
un6 bic S9Ieimbite bsS Spitems. Benn
sic 9nu's @otartb @ar %taufsn, uerf9ern
Sie fi3, tuB sic ben Original &rtiteI er:
5alten; bic WteOi5tn wirb tnnerIi3 genOms
men unb in GoIebo, Ohio, Don s. s.
@benep & 6 o., fabrij!rt.
.B7 Sen glpOtbetern gu rs GsutS per
SEai9s ~usrtauft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12
Sim 9onueritaa !ansts bic Nadri9i

Sim 9onueritag !anste bic Na9ri@t
bier OF, baB am 6. 3. Mts elm bier unb
meter ne itli9 poblbsfannter Wann, s. Z.
DaI.er, pon ber Steal Gitute Sirma 0als
ter & &bombsrg, ber seiuntbeitsbaIber
cine &siie nod europa ansetreten bate,
auf Der Sniel Capri In StaIisn seitorben
isi. s. Z. 0alter mar elm seborener Gas
nabier, triider abitimmuns, iOlte Briefter
rsrben, sab aIs nt5t gu benz amte beirut
fen, bas Stubium Der EbsoIosie auf, fam
na9 ben Ser. Staatsn unb lieB iib bier
In Dubuque nieber. Wit Oom. Gtboms
berg srSffuste ct elm 9eidaft in @runbs
eiseut5um unb Walter trtsb I'M Weifsn
an Suet StslIen ganfsei@dite. gr nabm
mebreremaIe ffdbtii5e Nemter Elm. Gr
biutstldBt cine trauernoe 9attiu unb Swst
Rinbsr. Sie 2sibs pirb biebsr ltrunspors
titt unb bier aur euissu Jtube bsissistt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12
Sie WroBbGubler unisres Staates

Sic 0ruBbdubler unieres Staates bcs
bsn eineu enti9siSsnbeu Sies ibsr bic gis
isnbabnen bauon Setra9en. Die Commits
fare bes Staates batten cine Sradttabele
aufssiielt, sessn weI9e bic Sabnen &c.
ri&tIi9 prOteitirten. 8unbesri&tsr 8re,
psr bat enti6ieOeu, 6aB bic TradttabelIe,
peIGe bic @iieubabn:@ ommifdre 'aufieas
ten, ssietli9 70 saltiS 1T, wis bus @eies
ielbit. Sbidon bic pon ben Gommihdren
aufseiteIten Staten mdBis, uerninftis iinb,
70 muB bur9 bic @rfabruns seaeist unb
bepiei EN- perben, oh fs ursere9t unb uns
biuis finb. gntpebsr mil Ien isst bic 81:
ienbabnsg ompasnieen bic Sra9ttabeIe an.
nebmen, obsr bic bobsn Strafsn beSabIen.
grif ipdter lit eS ibnen erIaubt 5u protefti:
rem. sic miiien bann bic Sepeiie auI
9runb ber Sra9ttabeae ~Iiefern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12
gm @ittppd abeuo fab Der Statts

Gin Wittwud abcno fab Der Stabts
ratb als IusiduB hes 9ansen, um bic Ors
bounana, bic elettrii@e 8abn betreiienb,
3u bebatttrsn. Mlberm. Wepsr ipra9 f9
nodmaI tlar bariber aus, baB er gu Guns
fen Der @iisnbabn iei, aber bic Stabt be-
i9ist gu isbsu rinide. Der Sertreter
bes Concerns bemertte, baB cine Goms
pasnis ni5t 70 Ieidt aufpude unb bauons
sebs, bic 1926. 900 i'm Spiele bat. Gin
anweienbsr Burger mari elm, baB er bic
Stabt auf S9abensriut usrtlasen uerbe,
,uenn fe bas @sIsiie an cine Seits Der
Strase lese. Saunbsrs, Der fur ben
$4,000 Bomb ssitimmt bate, sins bon ieis
mem friberen 0otum ab. Wtan bei9loB
bic Sorberuns elmer Siasrbeit BON $4,000
fallen gu laiien unb bic 9ere4tiame obne
bieie Si4erbeit gu uerIeiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12
Gs aebt tas Gcriidt I'M, bic g6icas

GO gebt bas 9criidt I'M, bic @6icaso
& Nortbpeiteru @iienbabn iette ibre 9inie
ron Tresport nod @alsna fo,t unb ipdter
tdme bic Sabn natirIi6 au9 nod Ous
buque. Das 1T cine Srase Der 3eit.
Sin anberes @erii3t bebauptet, cine Reu
9orter GOmpasnie taufs CUES 9asunen.
Lamb uou eagle 9Oint mad Stebenter
StraBe unb baue @erfte in Der sau,eu
2dn9e. Oas 4rOiett f0mmt etwas ipdt.
Guf bic Dirt Bat Dubuque iein -usrtbuoues
@iGsntbnm perlorsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12
Srdmtcn.

Wsnn ber cine ober Der anbere Der 2siel
sIuubt, Inipru6 auf cine Yrdmis MAIDEN
gu tOnnen unb feline erbalten Fat, 10 bitter
mir i'm iest arsbridIi9 fi9 gu meIben.
Die 3abl Der Yrdmien nimmt ta9l!5 at
uno bic 3abl Der &aIenber 1T nur msb,
cine gang fIeine. @ir heben bier berpor,
baB Iuipru4 auf cine 8rdmis nur iOI4t
Geier BADEN, bic lift Slatt ein Subr In
@oraus beiablen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12
8efauntli& 1T 9. &snnsbp, pom babier,

UtIuuHIltW W %. NeHnepgI ppN uugftI
pssen bss Worbes ieiner Srau gun, Eobe
uerurtbeilt worben. Oerielbe bat sesen
bas l1rtbeiI glppsu einseIest, unb an,
Disnfas fam Der gppeu, Dor benz Staats
Sbsrseridt in Dss Woines our Serbanbs
lung. Ser MnwaIt bss Mnsetlagten felt
bis tibne9 ebauptuns auf, basSolt mare BON
ben 3situnsen sesen ben Wann aufsebstt
porben, unb 70 iei bas llrtbeil su einem uns
sersdten seuorben. obs gum neuea
YroseB tommt, wtrb ii9 balb 3eisen. 8tr
slauben nidt, baB bas Sbsrseri9t einen
ioI5en bepiuisen pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12

8as bod Der Soff tbut! Gin GARNER
that t9 gu uieI beS @uteu unb woQte
Samitaa Ibenb iber ben SluB beim mad
Wisconfiu. @r rcnnte nit Pferb ,unb
Wasen in elm 2uftlo3 i'm @tis uub pareu
ni9t 2sute in her Na@bari6aft seipsieu,
pdre er ertrunten. @r bat beibe Pferbe,
bic srtranten, usrloreu uub I'LL ber S3ltts
ten pa,b ibm 9~erettet. llnb ba punbert
man ii9 iiber PrObibition.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12
Wontaa Wittaa D. So. ram bas @aNer

in ben @oHen Der Stabt, 70 bsiB idisn bic
Come. lln brei llbr gta9mittuss ieste
Elm Sturm elm, unb bas thermometer fiel
i5neu. Ra9ts parO's bitter taIt unb Der
8inb beuIts. gu ct. Saul mar berielbe
70 fart, buB Ct NIT Der 9ei9winbisteit
pom Sc @seilen per Stunbs babin fabr.
gu Sort Dodge uabm CT bic Defe Der gts
i%snbabnbrids Der Sainois Central giiens
balm NIT, r:::1t: abe! tcnf .s.!s SSassn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12

Ser 2eiGuam Ses Siren Souls Sap pom
Cascade, ber iid beimIi6 non Der Seimatb
eutferut bate, parO in Der Ndbe uon
SuIten ~sefunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12
Z. u. &hpmbera 1T Der Meinuns, ba

~ " OtIVHH0StU TN 5' VT
uuter 8uibtnston Barf bic grSe entwsbs,
Ratursas, &ObEe, SoSanafer, @runneu:
wufer uub pieusi9t aud nod Cobb uni
SiIberuuiie r entbdlt. Gr mare bersit,
einige 9unOert Ooue,s bran gu ieten.
wenu ibm anbsre &apitaIifsn belfen, ist:
nen 8o,wis gu befrieotsen. gtnise 9un:
bert OoQaIS an ben Streetcars wGren pie
better an9euaubt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12
Turiae gSode RittwO9 frl5 fpbreu

SUlIBe ScVWl ~FF~V| IF"7 I"VFeH
mir unb 8 ober 4 au6ere Sufasis nod benz
SliuOis Central Depot unb benuttsu bic
StroBsnba5r. Oa, an g.. StraSe 5wei
GEaue, O!8 ieien Susi RsDOlueriGiiiie
ter benz @assu SefaQen. Semanb bate
fi9 aussni9etuIt9 ben i@Is@ten SpaB
ssma9t, apsi 3iutbit&en auf's @eIeiie
5u lessn, bic erplObirten. Gags barauf
bra5tsn Sitli9e SIdtter bic Ra3ri9t, man
babe tn Dubuque 9puumit Patronen auf
bic @sleile Der StraBenbabn seporfen.
go wirb oft aus elmer @tide Elm elephant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12

Sautes Grat1furo warb Der Contract
fir ben gau bss S9uIbauies an Bsit
2ocuftfraBe auseipro9eu. Sein @ebot 1T
$l4,875. 0as b09ite @sbot mar bas
BON &aufmauH & 9adert i'm getrase BON
SIS, 900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12

Ser &rieg 5wti9en ben fsinbli@en
@rpreB~:@ Ompasnien, bic bier 9ei6dfts
tbuu, 1T uoriiber. Sest besinnt bas
S5eeren oes Publttums.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12

SOriae Wo@e batten mir ben t%dlteiten
Gag bieIes @intsrs. 0as Sustflbsr
ipteIte %fortpdbreuO I'M ben Ruupuutt
berum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12

8ieSsr bat &i9tcr 9eucban speiunSs
spanats Sniuncttor :5due, @irtbe betrsf,
fenb, e~rleoigt. ST uirb balO NIT allen ben
8roieien fe,tia iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12

Sic Electric Power Co. erri9tet Elm
fir ibre ipssieueu 3ueds etseus etnsert3s
tetes @ebduoe. ar6itsct Tr. Seer but bic
BlGne in Der Nrbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12

ltuterflsiSer, Sunbiaube unb uls @irs
tsrmaaren su 6oiipreiisn, Bel 8. 8aums
tousr, SIooit gts Nsunter unb Wain
Strabs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12

SroB bss Cites tamen on etaem Gage
Dor. @o9s 3~wsibunbert 9eipdnns iber bic
9o9brids. Gss SsiSt rsssa 9srssbr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12
8eiienoer @sent: SEER 81. Brobit
Igenten Der ,0aSette".
On Ghi,oao, Su.

oNH VVINUSU, oNH''
Sr. Better &eiter, 1855 gurlius StraBe.
Sr. q. Steius:&aImus, 206 9auaIport
IpenIe.
Sir Iurora unb llrn9esenb:
81 q p& 8e9b, go. 10 gortb g%roabpap.
Sir ct. Baul uno llm9e9eno:
g. @IooS, 522 gSmllno ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12

Sic anssabsn far bic &Ieinsef9pors'
men, bic i'm lsstsn @sri9tstermin &e4t
ipra4sn, bstrusen 1920. 90; fur BITE @rObs
aeIhworsnen 1857. 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12
SMmieO %perlan0t.

ct. 9ucas, Sapette 60, Soma. - Bonn 1.
9lpril on be,isbt infer S1mieb ieine farm.
Sin braper unb tii6ti9er Ratbolit fam bic
S6miebe nsbit Bobnbaus uno einissu gldern
9anbes renter ober taufen. @emeinoe rein
11S SamiI Ell, quite S6peiternI6ule,
9anbprsis IS bis 80 Dollars.
4, G3aia8, PrisEsr. /
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12
ct. Xouts Warftberiht.

Wer Sele9rapb.) II. Sebr. 1889.
% eis n-rotber, go. 2, 90 bis 81 9ts.
% Ell 6toru- 20 bis 30 Gts.
Safer "a bis % @ts.
Hogqeu-- bis - Gt8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-12
Sbteaep WarftbertG)t.


(Ber Sele9rapb.) II. Sebr. 1889.
IS eli n-Jfo. 2, - SO bis 81 Cts.
@elf6forn- 34s Gts.
Safer-24 bis PAT @ts.
&o9sen-43t @ts.
@erte-S3--S4 6ts.
gutter-22 bis 81 @ts.
Sormtdie, LIE @ts.
@ier-21 bis 22t @ts.
8bisfp-$1.20.
e-$5.05 bis $50.
&inbpie9-$4.50 bis 400.
cd observation-disclosures 90 bis $12. rs.
g 9maIs-$7.30 bis $40.
YstItu autee Wtarft6eriMt.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-16
of sentiment; they are not in my line, and
 know that women have their. prejudices

of sentiment; they are not in my line, and know that women have their. prejudices Still you can't expect me to look at the mat ter in quite the same light as you do. And who is the gentleman, Col Quaritehf'
 She nodded her head.
 "Oh," said the squire, "I havo nothing to say against Quaritch; indeed, 1 like tho man: l: but suppose that if he has $500 year, that is every sixpence he can count on."
 ''I had rather marry him upon five hum dred year than Edward Cossey upon fifty thousand"
 "Ah, yes, have heard women talk like that before, though perhaps they think diff ferently afterward. Of course, have no right to obtrude myself, but when you are comfortably married, what is going to be- come of Honham, should like to know, and, incidentally, of mea'
 "I don't know, father. dear" she an- swered, her eyes filling with tears; ''we must trust to Providence, suppose. I know you think me very selfish" she went on, catching him by the arm, "but, oh, father! there are things that are worse than death to women, or, at least, to some women. almost think that would rather die than marry Edward Cossey, though 1 would have gone through with it if he had kept his word"
 "No, mo-" said her father. 1T can't won-
 
 marry a man you dislike. But still it is hard upon me to have all this trouble at my age, and the old place coming to the ham, mer, too. It is enough to make man wish that his worries were over altogether. How ever, we must take things we find them, and we find them pretty rough. Quaritch said he was coming back this evening, didn't hea l suppose there will not be any public engagement at present, will therea And look here, Ida, don't want him to come talking to me about it. I have got enough things of my own to think of without bothering my head with your love affairs. Pray let the matter be for the present. And now I am going out to see that fellow George, who hasn't been here since he came back from London, and a nice bit of news it will be that shall have to tell him."
 After dinner Harold came again, as he had promised. The squire was not in the drawing room when he was shown in
 Ida rose to greet him with a sweet and happy smile upon her face, for in the presence of her lover all her doubts and troubles van ished like a mist
 II have a bit of news for you," said he trying to look as though he was rejoiced te give it. Edward Cossey has taken a wonder full turn for the better. They say that he will recover"
 "Oh, she answered, coloring little, "and now have bit of news for you, Col. Guar itch. My engagement with Mir. Edward Cossey is at an end. shall not marry him. "Are you sureg" said Harold, with gasp.
 "Quite sure; have made up my mind, , and she held out her hand. as though to seal her words.
 He took it and kissed it. "Thank God, Ida, , he said.
 "Yes," she answered; ''thank God;" and a that moment the squire came in, looking yer, miserable and depressed, and, of course nothing more was said about the matter"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-16
NOTICE.

DURING THE SESSION OF THE LEG1SLA, u ture will be at my office Mondays and Saturdays and evenings when specially required Nil Judd will be at the office constantly
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