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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16

feline 8fezbe gu retteu, 10 idwer perlett,
baB er mad breiunobreiBis Stunben idreds
liden 2eibens itarb.
- 0ie @sidaftsIeute pon Yierre
baben Elm Gomite sebiIbet our llnteritisuns
Der In ben Counties Suup, Yotter unb
9pbe bur6 bic iinsiten 9rairiefeuer ses
iddbisten 4ufiebler. Cine @snse 2ebenss
mitteI unb &lsibuussitite iopte $500 in
Suar wuroen iofort on bic Rotbleioenben
absei6ift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
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Observation-Disclosures.
0as S9teffteben Der Sbtt'
bGume.

bGume.
@enn man bic I'M freien Selbe naments
lib In WinbIaaen ifstenben dltereu Sbifs
b6uue beoba9tet, 10 sepabrt man oft, baB
BITE Rebr3ubl Der Bdume pon ben Sturms
rutnben mad elmer Seite sebridt purben
fnb. 9ie &i9turs Der bsrri5enben
Btn6ftr6me IdBt ii9 an benz S4ieffteben
bieIer 8Gume ertennsu. Na6 Der &i5tuu9
Der berrI6enben @tnSe baben bic gdume
penig Iei tie unb unuOufaubiSe SaumtrOs
men, finb ar9 sep6bnIi3 9erinspi&fS
unb i6Iedt. Q8enu bic iauSen Sdume bon
benz Sturme nod elmer Seite sebo9en
ruG6en, 10 fn6et Iei9t Elm 0ebneu, grs:
den unb Sebsn bes Wur3eIwertss fiatt,
wobur6 Der Stamm frant pirb. Sieisr
Ra&tbeil fam Bel Der 9Fansuns PER-
mie5en werben. @rforberIi9 bier,u 1T,
baB bas Gimp fan3en Der iunsen Sdum'
den nt9t in ientre9ter, ionoern in elmer
etpus i3rdgsn &i6tuns erfoIst, wel4e Der
8i6tun9 Der berri9enben @tnbe entse:
ssnseistt lift. Ser iuuse Sbfbaum wd4f
ebsnio gut, peun CT etpas i9tef onse'
pflan,t pirb, aIs wenn sr ientrs9t itebt.
Ser Suerit eir3ui6Iusenbe Yfubl wirb, an;
itatt ientre@t, i9rds etnsei9Iasen. 0te'
fer 9fubI sibt bann bic senaue &i6tune
an, peIde bas einaupfau5enbe Sdum9eu
srbaIten ioI. @s 1T gu bea9ten, baf
has gdum6en NIT ietner pollen &ronen:
ieite Der Binbieite 3usspunbt wirb, unb &c
aud bur9 sest9neten S4nttt Der Settt
msbr creduBt perben. Wan btnbe BIZ
Stdmmdsn an benz i9rd9tebenben YfGb}
fet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
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Seut{6tanD.
Gin n o

- Seit elmer &eibs pom Sabrsn BAT fi5
bic Soritperwaltuns tn SetmoIb be-
mibt, tn benz uorbafritanii9en Wufflon
obsr Wdbneni@af (Ovis tragelophus) elm
nsues ~iasbbares Ebtsr In ibren Wdlbern
sin3ufibren. Rad man9erIei fsbIssi9lages
men Ysriu9en, 70 i@reibt bic v&b. @.
3tg.", i5einsn bic Sbiere, felt fie IN eini.
gen rerlafeneu Steinbrii9sn BET Gerlsbst
uno Sibsfsb untersebra9t finb, gut forts
sufommsn; es sepdbrt eineu prd9tissn
Inblid, bic %sepanbten, tn uorseidrittenem
Nlter NIT elmer lansen Wtdbue sei9midten
@ei5Dpfs ftsils 8dnbe uub itsiuise gb;
bdnss tn sroBsn SdBen uebmen su isbsn.
Da i9on au wiebsr5olten Walen iunser
Na1pu9s sridisnsn 1T, 70 bari man bofs
fen, baB Der Wuflon BEL uns einissrn,a:
zen bsimiid werbsn wirb. Snfolss Der
ftrensen &dlts Der lsttsu Gage iinb freis
LID awet neuseborene 2dmuer e~insesanssn.
S9Ieswtss9oIfetn.
- Die IbIebnuus ber Tbeiluns uon
S9Ieswiss9 oIfsin I'm preuBii9sn 9lbsss
orbnetenbauie wurbe tn S9Ieswis
slsid einsm putriotiidsn Seite b~ssansen.
Inter ben 2isbsru ftanbeu vS1Iespiss
9oIitein, meerumi9lunsen" uno up epis
unsebseIt" In eriter &eibe. Die Susenb
that ff9 auiammsn uno aos nit Sabnen
unb Wuft bur9 bic StraBsu. Gben6s
maren bic StraBen i16n beIsu9tet. Oie
SOnoratioren Der Stabt fanben ftd su fsft.
Iidem Grunt I'M B0risntsIsr elm, pom NO
lie Oanttelesramme an bic WitaIisber bes
Q6seorbnetenbauIes unb bes Bropiusials
9anbtasss ianbten, wel9s sesen bic E5eis
lung searbeitet batten. 81 eiuem berfeIs
ben bisB es, bic G~usemetne Stimmuns
uisbersebenb: Bon Deeluussqual ses
beelt, - lip epig un9eoeeIt!"
9annoper.
- aus benz &ssierunssbsSirt 8 8 a.
B i d uirb unterm "a. Wdr3 seidrieben:
Ser geffcrn IN 0ortborn abssbaltene
&reistas bss Srsiiss @rafi6aft Seatbsim
bat fir ben Bau elmer @iieubabn pom
S9ittorf ober 9entbsim iber Rorbborn
unb Reusnbaus mad @mIi9beim cine be-
beutenbe Summs, wie eS beiBt SOC, 900
Dr., bewiaist.
Baben.
- ST.. MidaeI Sliri@eim aus O a g.
q enau Bel 8abensSaoen, ber betannte
fir Q6iuns Der i~oSialen Srase
auf friebIi1em 8ese bur3 Seritaatli4uns
bes eeiammteu @ruuo uub goosns, bat
pon einsm Spsfulanten In StraBburs cine
sroBs SId9e 2anbss (eirca 500 QIabrats
meter) fir ben Yrsis pon 500, 900 WGrt
erporben. 9as 2aub liest in ber Rdbe
Der rl~ntperFtdt, auf bsiben Ssiten Der TO;
.senanntsn aar. ST. SIiri9sim i9eint
alto pOrldufs ni3t 3u fir9ten, baB ibm
bieies @runbftiid obne ~senIsenbe gntitds
pom Staate a%bsenommen werben
Batern.
- Bitter bsitraft fir einen lei4tfnni.
gen Susenbitrei6 wurbe Elm l4idbriser
Misunderstanding au Rirnberg.
Dsrfelbe bate ietnem Yfsseuater Elm 8pst'
martfid eutpsnbet unb poQte ii1 nun
bamit bic wsite Welt anleben! 3und9it
lSle Ct f9 cine Sabrtarte mad Sdwabab,
sr ben &eit ieinss 3ueimartftidss RAID
usrpuste. Don 9simweb erfaBt, piIssrts
Ct bisrauf Na9ts 3u SUB mad Nirnbsrs
um bier unter einem auf Der StraBe
aufseite0tsn Wassn iein Ra9tlassr aufsu'
Sn btsisr luftissn S9lafitsQs
ibm bsibe SlBe unb ss muBts ber
Ssass an, anbsra Morssn mittsIf 0yoi5ts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
ltuOeraIeidIiGe 9eituuseu. @abrenb

5N""F'VN N|'I*""01"'
Aer,ts uub 9eiItunbbsf ifeue, QIbemiitsn
un6 r3uubertinitIer" f5 nit ipisinbtsen
EbsOrien obmibten, fiuO f6ou felt Subrs
bunberten &runfe aler Grt NIT SiIfe Der
ct. 8trnar6 &rGuterpilen in uIer S:tae
turtrt wOrben unb omar einfa5 babur9,
baB bic Seine ibrer Rrantbetten eriidt,
bic au9emeine S6rpertbdtiSteit baSesen in
betIiamer @eiie ungerest purbe, wobur9
8erbauung, @rndbrunS unb ausi6eibuns
hes llnUerbauIi6en reSuIirt, bus 8lut ses
retni9t uno bic u~eritesencen 2~sbsnsseiiter
peu beIebt purben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16

setommenen SriibIinssiduser, 2erden utS
Staare, leiben sroSe Notb. Da iebt int
sanaen Erieitinssebiet riefise S4nsemai'
fen lasern, 10 wtrb beim gintritte zines
idben Bitterunssuri bIuses cine ltsbers
f9wsmmuns befir9tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16

Sm 8uuSesieaat fab isst, nit Gins
i5IuB bes 8ices9rdibentsn Worton, neuus
,ebn WiGiondre. bic suiammen ein 0ers
m6sen BON $3.50, 900, 900 bsiiten iouen.
Dor uiersebn Sabreu 3dbIte ber Senat nur
ueun Wiuton6re.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
Der
Jameritauii9e
&alen0er.

8us Der u9itsrarii&e SaaSueiier" in
Winfter (0euti5lano) ibsr ben in unies
rem gcmmiifOas : 8srIass enlightenment
&aIenbsr uSer Sausfreuno" fur
1889 iast:
1. Scr SaasfreanS. ilutrirter Samts
lien Ralenoer." 8enu mir oteien ameritanis
i6en Salenoer an Die SptSe ~iteleil, 10 9eIdie9t
es oeSbalb, neil er in ieber Sinii9t MI t ~
eiiltt9 uno unitreiti9 Der bette pon allen ii.
Sas Bud eutbdlt 81 sroBe unO 10 fletnere Sils
Der; inter ben eritern befiuben ii6 ipabre RInfs
perte q. .. SHUTTER uno 6inb Dor benz Qltare,
I'm 9ottes lpiaeu, CUR &ettun9 Il. I. NJ; absr
q lie Sauitrationen iinb tabelos. Der Sn=
balt 1T ein 9epGblter uub rei1baltiger; mir
nennen bic i6One @r5dblun9 pom Ybtl. 2aiz
Gus r@uf benz poiten", Der Yfin9ituosel~,
Die &oient0ni9in" (pon W. st o6p, yOas
8ebeimniB zines iunseu WdO9ens@, r@eretz
tet", Ole ulte Y%oiaune" II. I. 10. @ue bieie
Nopeien iino pom elmer 6ritli9 : Iittliden
@runbioee bur9pebt. gSir mO9tsn bieieu Sas
lenber in ben Sdnben aaer Qeier piiieu, bamit
bic @lropGer BON ben 4meritaneru ~lerret, mie
8oltstalenoer beidaiien iein miiieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
WIblbamer & Sebrle,

Al Sa Straee, Chicago, illinois.
Ser Ginselnsgrsis bss &aIenbsrs 1T %
GentS, fret per Yoit nod irseub einem
Orte In ben Seretnisten Staaten, Osuti4s
lamb, Seterrei9. Der S9wei3 u. |. 10.
Wieberpsrtdufern lobnenber &abatt.
Die Sbtgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
Soften Der q fer9er6tbe.

9as Soften bsr electromagnetic unb
bersIei6en fam bur9 einen etufa9eu l1es
ber5us pon Spsd unb 9ar3 Iei6t pennies
ben rperben. Man idmiI3t gu bieiem Be-
bufe bret Gbeile Spsd NIT einem Ebeile
Sart 3uIammen unb trdst bic Wti9uns
NIT elmer girite Ober einem 2uppen nuf
Die f~eiuiten ME bic sr6bitsn @esenitdnbe
aus StubI unb Gtien fOunen bamit ses
i6itt werben. 9ieie SaIbe ioute INNER
In 8eretti3aft ieia unb Defenders Dor
Gintritt bes @inters, bepOr bic @erdtbe
a~uFgeDOben perben, in Gnwenbuna TOM
men. 0us Gsrbiteu bes &oitens beitebt
betauutIi9 barin, ben SaueritOff Der 2uft
GbSubuIten, unb biss 1T am bsiten su en-
rei6en bur6 llsber3ieben Der @esentanbe
nit etusm TettfirniB pie ~cnseseben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16

Die SibnerSu9t In BEN 8eretni9ten
Staaten bat, etnem We6ieIbIatt 3ufolae,
cine uneebeure Nusbebnuus errei6t. Sn
1887, beiBt es, purbe bic @eiSenernts in
ben Ser. Stoaten auf 4lO Wiutonen unb
Der @rtru9 Der Wolteret auf $50 Riqios
men Dollars sei6dst, udbrenb Der @rtras
Der SeberutebSu9t auf runb 500 Mtqtos
ren Dollars perani9last wurbe, aIio
betnabe nodnal 70 SroB wie bic Daums
wolIsnernte Int GROCER als Der grtras Der
giiens unb StabIinbuitrie suiammen.
GroSbem wurben i'm ielben Sabr Is WRiu.
Sus. @ter importtrt, rpofitr mir $2.667,
900 besdbItsn. 8on bteisu @iern i9ifte
uns 0euti9Ianb 10 Riu. 0us. unb CHINA
I MtQion Dutenb. @s lit tein 3peis Der
2anbptrtbi9aft, Der einen sr6Bsren Profit
fur 9eriuge ~9luslasen abwirft, als bic
Sibner3u9t, unb es itnb wentSe gauern,
bic nt9t so bis 100 9ibner init einem 9es
riueen &~ofenaufpanb unb nit 9roBem
grOft 3ieben f6nnten. Ser 8orratb an
gieru faut INNER melt binter Der Ru9s
fruss surit, un6 IS lit feline l1;ia9e poos
banben, wurum bic So, SOC, 900 bic mir
iabrIi3 fur @ter an bus NusIunb 3ubIsn,
nt5t on uniere Sauern be5abIt peroen
foQten.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-01-04
ACROSS THE MAIN.
JANUARY.

SANUAhf
TO- N. F1oquet elected president Of French cham.
ber Of deputies
Plot to assassinAte the czar discovered. New
Years festivities suspended.
70. William O'Brien released from Tlllamore jail
~. Socialists who were holding meeting In Lon.
don dispersed by the police.
Louise Michel shot by crank at Havre France.
~ John Bright wrote letter denouncing Glad.
stone and his political methods
%. Bismarck refused 70 SEQ Lord Randolph
Churchill on the ground of overwork.
FEBRUARY,
Prince Bismarck made an emphatic statement
In favor OF peace
callan and Hsrkins, dynamiters. convicted
and sentenced In London to fifteen years i'm.
prsonment
4 ro-German treaty of 1872 published,
causing much excitemeut
0. Riot OF miners at Rio Tinto, Spain
g. military loan bill providing for an increasS
OF 10000 men In the army and exchange ot
so,Ooo,O0o marks passed the German rsich.
Lord Landsdowne appointed governor general
OF India Lord Stanley appointed TO Canada.
Operation OF racheotomy performed upon the
crown prince OF Germany.
10 Verdict OF the coroner's Jury In the Mitchels-
town, ireland, eviction case set aside.
Lord Dufferin resigned the vice royalty Of
India
10 Riots at Guyaquil. Panama Several killed,
many wounded
ia The English reported TO have seized rich pos-
tion OF Venezuela.
Douglas Pyne, NJ p, sentenced to three
mouths imprisonment
ia Memorial window In St Margaret's church
London, TO John Milton. gift OF George w.
Chllds, unveiled
MARCH.
]. Daniel Wilson, son-in-law OF President Grevy,
OF France, convicted OF swindling In connao-
tion with the sale OF decorations
II. Prince Oscar Of Sweden and Miss Monck mar
ried at Bournemouth
70. Gen Cafarel convicted and sentenced 10 nay
tine for completely In the French decoration
scandal. Mime. Linousin Imprisoned
70 Trial Of Gen Boulanger by court martial do
cided against Elna.
~ n wlsss YEA ~ sass - sasaaa a sOas.s.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-01-04
DOINGS OF CONGRESS.
I Meeting of congress-


4 Meeting Of congress-
l2 Senate bill empowering the president TO ap-
point commissioner Of fish ami fisheries,
passed by the house Boutele battle flag
resolution adopted by the house.
10. Resolution OF Mr., Dngey calling for an
inquiry into alleged discrimination on the
Welland canal passed by the house
Il. message from the president dealing with
Pacific railroads
IS The bill to refund the direct tax OF 1861 passed
by the senate. The agricultural experiments.
stations bill passed by the house
10, Resolution to appropriate $4,000 for the Mel
bourne exposition passed by the house.
lS. Resolution Of inquiry into the Jackson, Mss
election passed by the senate.
%. Senate passed bills granting pensions OF 900
year TO the widows of Gems. Logan and
Blair
81. Constitutional amendment extending the term
" the president until April 30 passed by the
house.
FEsRuARY
2 Pension DILL for helpless sailors and soldiers
passed the senate
Special senatorial committee to investigate
he Pacific railroads appointed
Z Bill To amend the internal revenue Laws passed
by house,
s. Consideration of the British extradition treaty
postponed by the senate until December.
49, Blair educational bal passed by the senate.
10 Constitutional amendment extending the presi.
dents term 10 April 80 rejected by the senate
II. The president transmitted to the senate the
fisheries treaty accompanied by message
and protocol
% Bill 70 provide for an interl tonal marine con.
gress passed by the senate The United States
laws extended over mo Mans Land"
q. Bill 10 incorporate the Maritime Canal CON
pany Of Nicaragua passed by the senate
90, Senate passed the bill creating National Art
commission Bill authorizing the secretary OF
the treasury TO use the surplus for tho pur
chase of bonds, passed by the house
MARCH
I. Resolution requesting the president 20 nego-
tate treaty with China providing for the ex.
cllsion OF Chinese laborers passed by the sen.
ate. Mills tariff bill presented TO the house
by the ways and means committee
Pacific railroad telegraph bill passed by the
house.
g. Dependent pension bin passed by the senate.
10 Bill authorizing the issue of SIS 600 900 of frac-
tional silver certificates passed by the house
e2 Bill 10 provide for a commission TO investigate
the liquor traffic passed by the senate; also
bill authorizing the president to provide for !
conference with South American republics.
". The president transmitted 10 the senate the
new Chinese treaty, with an explanatory let
ter by Secretary Bayard The treaty prohib
its the coming Of Chinese laborers TO thu
United States for twenty years
90 Bills granting pensions to the widows Of Gems
Logan and Blair passed by the house.
APRlI.
4 House began the famous direct tax bill dead
lock
i2 Deadlock In the house over the direct tax bil
broken by vote OF lss 70 ls7 after a duration
OF eight days
n psOals on the Mills tAriH bll otened IN III,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-01-04
A YEARS RECORD.
Peace and Prosperity Together
Rule the World.
AN AVERAGE TwELvEMONTH.

1888 Did Not Bring Any Great War Upon
the Earth, and. Though There were
Grimes, Disasters and Commissions of
Nature, and the Hand Of Death Has
Not Been idle. Msnitind's Progress Gen.
orally Has Been Onward and Upward.
The year 1888 has been comparatively un-
eventful, and yet an era of continuous
progress and almost unbroken prosperity
throughout the world. True, there have
been local troubles here and there-an inter
national dispute in Samoa, an imbroglio in
Hayti, quarrels in eastern Europe and small
wars in Asia, raids by American Indians and
instructions among West India negroes.
True, also, there have been more important
disputes in more highly organized societies;
cabinet crises in France and Spain, a change
of rulers in Germany and n continuation Of
the long and wearying contest in Ireland.
But all have got through the year with less
trouble than any expected at its beginning.
OF calamities caused by great natural
forces there have been comparatively few;
the greatest were the floods and earthquakes
in China, which caused the death of at least
hundreds of thousands of persons and
reduced ten times as many to extreme
poverty and suffering, In Japan occurred
most astonishing phenomenon. A lake on
mountain broke through iuto volcano, the
whole upper half Of the mountain was blown
into the air by the steam thus created and
in its fall buried number Of small villages
and several hundred persons In the United
States there were terrible snow storms early
in the year, causing great loss Of life; and in
the gulf states the yellow fever caused some
loss of life late in the season. But texing the
year as a whole there has been unusual ex-
emption, there has been no blight upon the
grain, no murrain upon the cattle no general
pestilence has anywhere fallen upon mankind,
and the civilized nations have had no wars.
In the line of inventions and public i'm
provements the year has been good one.
In every part Of the civilized world railroads
aud telegraphs have extended all the indus
trial arts have lourished and the finer hui
manities have developed unchecked In
short, the year 1883 must rank in history as
one of those in which mankind are fairly
happy because they are not making exciting
history
Following will be found a carefully COM
piled and classified record Of the more i'm
portant events of 1888. OF course it has been
found impossible in the space available to in
clude everything worthy of note, but it Is
believed that the true relative values of the
years doings and happenings has been OBJ
serv led with toerable accuracy.
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house
IA Biii 10 create department Of labor passed BY
the house; also bin providing for boards OF
arbitration.
10 Bill for the admission Of South Dakota passed
%. Pension and Indian appropriation bills passed
by the house.
7. Chinese treaty ratified by the senate ia execu-
tive session
River and hartor bin passed by the house un.
der suspension Of the rules
y Chace international copyright bin passed by
the senate: also railroad land forfeiture bin.
10. New treaty with Peru ratified by the senate.
II. Pension appropriation bill amounting to $780,
10000 passed by the senate.
al. Bill to establish department OF agriculture
passed by the house.
% Bill to establish department Of labor passed
by the senate
70. The president authorized TO confer the rank
Of general Of the army on Gen Philip H.
Sheridan.
H. Ford resolution for a special committee TO in.
yestigate evasons Of the contract labor law
passed by the house.
IL Bill TO provide I'D justment Of accounts Of gov
ernnient laborers under tho eight hour law
passed by the senate
20. Nomination Of Melville W. Fuller as chief Jus
tice Of the United States supreme court con
firmed by the senate
81 Freedman's bank hill passed by the senate
appropriation ti 10000
Mills tariff bill passed by the house by vote Of
162 TO l49, three Republicans voting for the
measure and four Democrats against IT,
AUGUST
g. Chinese exclusion bill passed by the senate,
without division.
10 Bill to regulate Interstate commerce by tee-
graph passed by the senate
l6 Fortihcations bill passed by the house, with
out division
90 Chinese exclusion bill passed by the house.
81. Fisheries treaty rejected by senate by vote
Of 30 toT.
s. An anu-Chinese immigration bill passed by
the house
z The Chinese exclusion bin passed
The Canadian retaliation bill passed by the
house only three negative votes being cast.
a. Resolution to appropriate $4,000 to guard
against the spread Of yellow fever passed by
both houses.
% Joint resolution 10 provide for an international
commission to settle Mexican boundary ques-
tons passed by the house.
ocToBER
1. A message from the president with his sigma
nature OF the Chinese exclusion bill
g. Substitute for the house tariff bill reported In
the senate
TO- Bill to pay to the widow OF Chief Justice
Waite his salary for the remainder of the year
passed by the senate.
10. Both houses adjourned sine die.
DECEMBER.
q Last session OF Fiftieth congress opened. A
message from President Cleveland trans
mitted
s. Consideration Of the substitute for the house
tariff bill reopened In the senate.
ia Congressman Butterworth introduced q bill
providing for the annexation of Canada to the
United States.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-01-04
THE WHlTEcHAPeL MURDERS.

April Body OF Emma Elizabeth Smith found
Aug 7-Body OF Martha Turner found
Aug, Sl-lody OF Mary Ann Nichols found.
Sept 7-Body Of Anna Sievey found
Sept el-Body Of unknown woman found az
Gateshead, In north England; had been dead SOM,
days; mutilated like those Ia Whitechapel and ons
OF same class
Sept. s9-Just before midnight body of Elizabeth
Stride found, still warm aud bleeding
Sept 3d. Just after midnight and but o few
minutes after preceding find, the body OF Cath
crime Eddowes was found evidently dead some
hours Both killed ON the Goth
Oct s-Corpse OF unknown woman, mutilated
and decomposed, found on Thames enbankment
Nov 9-Body OF Mary Ann Kelley found In ha,
own room In low tenement house cut 10 pieces.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-01-04
MekInIey nenIe. Arnin-

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26 Maj. McKinloy's
friendf deny that there Is any truth in the
story that Gen. Harrison is considering him
Tor the post Of secretary oi tho treasury. 1t
Is stated ON authority that Il he is bong so
considered the major himself knows nothing
about it. lhe rumol, says Ths Washingto1
Post, l. supposed TO have originated n,nong
some OF the frlrn0s OF the other candidates.
Tor tl- sPe.ksisAip, who would Ike to have
Nal Mex 'nav uut NJ Ina race for thai eiiie.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-01-04
THE YEARS POLITICAL MlLssroNes.


APRIL.
4 Rhode Island election Carried by tho Repub-
hcans
II. Louisiana election. Carried by the Democrats
10. Union Labor convention at Cincinnati norni
mated Allison j Streator of Illinois for presi-
dent and Charles f. Cunningham OF Arkansas
for vice president
II. United Labor convention at Cincinnati pomi-
mated Robert II. Cowdrey, of Illinois, for
president, and W. H. l. Wakefield OF Kansas
for vice president
eS Equal Rights National convention ln pes
Moines, Ia, nominated Belva Lockwood for
president
81. Prohibition national convention nominated
Clinton b Fisk for president and John A
Brooks for vice president
James G. Blaine's famous Paris letter received
in New York.
.. Oregon election. Carried by the Republicans
O. Democratic national convention nominated
Grover Cleveland for president Of the United
States and Allen q Thurman, Of Ohio for
vice president
g. Republican national convention nominated
Benjamin Harrison, of Indiana, for president.
and Levi 7. Morton, of New York. for vice
president.
AUGUST.
/ ID National convention OF American party at
Washington nominated James l. Curtis for
president.
10 Maine election. Carried by the Republicans
NOVEMBER
| Presidential and congressional elections
| throughout the United States, Benjamin HaI-
| rson and Levi Il Morton elected respectively
president and vice president