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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
Sta6tratbsberbanblunqen.

Der Stabtratb psriammeIte f9 an1 I.
Wontag - In Mbmeienbett bes Wapors -
unter benz gor1s bes NIb. Trsrler. Dos
@siu9 Der gtnwobuer tn Der Na@bari9aft
Der 5sr3sSeius Rtr4e uu NnfteIluus zines
YoIiBiltsu murbe benz Wapor iiberwteien.
Die BON s. 9. @arrisan erbobene Gins
~uenbuns sesen bte @rweiteruns Der 9tus
StraBe, rnb BITE pon 5anion & 2tneban
sssen bte anssorbusts Sorti9afuns Der
Waaren : 9aserbduier an Der 2anbuns
wurbe au ben Mttsn sslest. - Den 9erren
Geo. Gensler unb s. 9. Callahan wurbe
ssitattst, benz Stabtratb bic @rinbe pors
Butraser, wel1e BITE an Der @arfelb aue.
pobnenbsn ginwobner ueranlaBt baben,
IN, cine 9erbeferuns isner StraBe 3u pes
ttiiontren.
Den BeamtensB eridten sufoIse tnb aur
BsSabIuns Der YoItsstsW anni9aft sl441.s
70; Der StabtsB eamten 1926. SIS; Der
SeuerwsbrsW annidaftsn $l14S. 90 erfors
berIi5. - Die Brdmie fir aIbIieferuns
tobter SperItnse purbs abseidaft. -
Der Stabts NnmaIt beri1tete tn 8s3ug auf
bic an Der @eifs g ieb3ebntsnsS traBe itatts
ftnbsnbsn Durdbru6s: arbsitsH, baB Der
G%entrattor Tope bersit isi, bic Grbeit ems
suitslsu, penu inn Der 9sIbbetras be3ablt
nirS, ben er sesenpdrtis 3u forbern babe;
Der geri1t wurbe ansenotnmen. Gin 9err
80. 81. Qspis, &sprdientant Der vgaitern
electric Sight Company" Ieste benz Stabts
roth sinsn Srbonnan3s@ ntuurf uor, bems
sufoIse bic Stabt iener @ompasnie bas
Re9t srtbsiIt, tn Der Stabt Dubuque Elm
BsIsu9tunss: Spifem mittslft bes slsttri:
f9en @IibIi9tes etnsuri9ten; Der Srs
bonnan3s gntuurf wurbe benz @omite bes
@anaen aberuiefen.
Sn Der Na 9mittassfisun
fibrte Wapor Stspart ben 0oriib.
Dis S9abenabi9dsuuss : gommiiiiou
Isstsn ibre Bert4te Dor; bemsemdB fnt
folsenbs 9~erionen tu S9abensrias bere9'
tist:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09

Su 9bersbille csIsbrtrts am Oisuitae
.. B. (Raria 5simiu5uns) Der Nsuses
usibts 5srr o. s. S~ortsnbrot, feline srits
;. Mefe, nobel tbm bic bo@p. Serren
8. s.. grintmann BON 9psrsuiQe aIs
SiIfsprtsffsr, Rsu. SaiIsn pon Susar
Greet unb z. @arnins pom ct. Soispbs
college ais Diaton reip. Subbiaton unb
8su. o. %. 9err pon @ortbinston aIs
@srsmontenmstfter, aifitirtsn. Rep. s.
Srune pom Sausrbiu belt cine 9ebisssne
Srsbist unb Ientte bic Gufmsrtiamteit Der
3ub6rsr barauf BIN, brB ber Btimi3iant In
bemieIben @pttesbaus, in benz er isbt benz
Iumd@tisen ietn Spfsr barbrinss, sstauft
wot6en iet uub feline e,its 3. Communion
psrri9tste unb 3war babe i'm 6srisIbe Yriss
ter. ber isSt nod Der @smetnbe poritsbs,
has 8. SacrGment Der Taufe ssipers
bet. gs battsn f9 isbr uieIs Der bsna9s
bartsn Srteiter ei~nSefunben. Oie &tr9e
nor aufs prd1tisits nit @,in un6 YIus
men sscortrt morben unb Der gbor that isin
8sites 3ur 5sbuns Der Ssier. S95ns
@el9snte iibsrrsi6tsn benz Primisiautsn
bic 8erpanbten. Ser bo9p. Q. s. Sors
tsnbrut 1T BET dItsits SObn bss uou Der
rotbsn grbe ftammsnben Germ unb ber
frau Seiuri9 S%ortsnbrod, BITE in Der Ndbe
por 8psrspius pobnsn. Gin SntsI bss
Rsusswsibtsn war eisens aus BsffaIsn
3ur Seier beribersetommen, unb Ct frsuts
ft9 Ibsr 2anb unb 2sute IN bsr neusn
Belt.
Dis mir bOren, lou Der iuuse Brteftsr
su Rsu. Baumann ais @ifftsnt tomueu.
Seftimmt isbO& t0nnsn mir bas nod ni8t
faaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
Sebt III bic Seit,

UNI Sbre Sribiabrss8 lsiberfoffs. Seibens,
Sammsts unb WsiBwaarsn, Esppt9e &c.
su ~taufen, ba infer Eager iest tn ieber ab'
tbeiIuns compIst 1T, unb wtr Rdufern
8ortbsils bieten. ute fe ni9t anbersuo ers
Ianat werben t5nnen. Oa MFR In 9roBen
Quantitdten fur Baar %taufen, finb mir i'm
Stanbs 60 uortbeilbaft fur Ste gu MAIDEN,
Sbrs Waaren au taufsn Bet
Sas. 2ept 81 50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
Sic 3eit sum B%arfuBIaufen TT uisbsr

Sic 3eit gum BarfuBlanfen TT pieber
bsrbsisstommsn unb stn We9isIblatt srtns
merit baran, bab wdbreub biefer 3eit man
baufis b5rsn muB, baB Semaab tn eiuen
rofisen RassI sstretsn unb n2Odiap" be-
tomu,sn bat, baB aber ioI@e Wunbsn obne
ssfdbrIi4e Solsen Iet@t gu beilen ftnb.
Das SeilmitteI 1T einfa9. gs fei nur
notbwsnbis, cine foI9s Wunbe, obsr irsenb
sins ~snt3anbsts Wunbe su rdu9srn nit
~brsuuenbsr Wous obsr wolsnsn 9appen.
Gin Rdu9srn pom 90 Winutsu wirb bic
f9msralt9s gntsinbuns, bur9 bic cine ioIs
DE @unbs entftanben, ussuebmsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
Gefabren beim Ba6en.

Sc mag uobI mieber an, YIate iein, els
MICE @rinbe an3useben, wesbaIb bas Ba'
ben sIei@ mad benz @ien uon ben aeraten
perboten mtrb.
Die Nnbdufuns bss BIutss In, @ebirn
III In foI@en Gdlen wabrf9einIt9 nt9t bic
eisentIi9s 1ria1e bss 1ebeIs, ionbsr,i pieIs
mebr bic SoIse Der St6ruus bes BIutuu.s
Iaufs unb Der Nerpsntbdtisteit. Bet nors
mailer 9erbauuus 1T Der BIutumIauf am
itdrtfen auf Masen unb ginseweibe ses
ri9tet, wdbrenb anbere Srsane, uamentli@
has @ebirn usrbdItnibmdBis bIutarm finb
unb bic Gbdtistsit bss Seraens unb Der
2unsen bur@ ben aussebebnten Wassn be-
eintrd9tist mirb. Die natirlide Solse bes
gintau9ens In taItss Wansr if baun, baB
bas auf Der Sbafd9e bsfinbIt@e Blut
nod msbr auf bte innsrn Srsane, 5srs
unb 2unses, au,iit sebrdnst wtrb. ST
bann bas 9er3 nt9t fart seuus, UNI bas
@Istdseui9t uieber bertufteIlen, 10 serdtb
es in's Stodsu unb cine Sbnma1t ober
Der Cob 1T bic SoIse. gs III, aIs usnn
Der Ssinb bic Iubsnwsrts elmer sinfpsiIen
unbea5tet selah enen Seltuns siugsnommsn
unb bamit bic Wsbrtraft Der Bsiasuns sss
Idbmt bate. Sc 1T baber seratben, mad
sinsm f9uer.n WabIs anbertbaIb ober swei
Stunben gu warten, ebe man ms Bah
ssbt.
Cine anbere 9sfabr, bic ben 8absnbsn
brobt, lit Der WustsItrampf. Dtsier felt
fi4 am Iiebiten nod beftiser 8eussuns
ober Iansem IufentbaIt TN @afer ein. Da
bic @irtuns Der adIte babin sebt, bic 3us
iamrsnsiebuns ber WusteIn su uerIdns
germ, gri9Opfuns berbet gu fabrsu, 9ebns
unb Sprunstraft Der WusteIn gu psrbin'
bern, III es ~offenbar. baB Rdlte unb grs
i9Spfuns aufammen gar lst9t aisien ses
fdbrIi9sn 3uitunb - ben &rampf - uers
anIafien. Die bieraus 3u atebsnbe 2ebrs
1T einfa9 bic, baB NJ tn eri@0pfteu
3uitanbe ni9t ms Baben ssbsu unb tn
taItsm @afsr ni9t gu LANCE babsn BARI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
Gin 8sdIelblatt siebt fsinsn 2efsri,

Gin 8s6ielblatt siebt feinsu 2eferins
men foIsenbsn ssitsemdssn @ins nit benz
3aunpfabI: Wan9s Wdtter biIbsn fi9
etn, baB has Slid ibrer To9tsr ssma1t
TT, ,uenn fs senus Wufit pei tsbt, obtr
wenn fe Elm SsIsemdIbe unterssorbneteu
STANCES 3uiammentIsdisn unb einen seIben
5unb auf cine GuBmatte ftidsu tanu.
Die Wdb9sn inb gu gut, uu fe auf bisie
Weiie 5u perberben. Ilnterri1tst ie Iiebsr
i'm &ommanbirsn zines &ssimentes BON
SDpfen unb &ehsIn; lsbrt fie, ME man
9utes Brob badt unb sutsn &affee fo1t:
Isbrt f1e, wie man 6Istbsr ma1t unb lie
fltdt, uenn es n0tbis 1T. 9ebrt fie, pis
man ben &5rpsr ausbiIbst unb baB es fir
bic ameritanif@en Srauen wentser triiIid
1T, ibre 2unsen, 2sber unb BEN Wassn
bur@ Gorietts einjuidniiren unb gu usrs
~renten, aIs fur 9ottsntottsu, ibrs S5pfs
platt su briidsn, ober fur gbinsisn, ibre
6iBe pertrippsIn, UNI fe tIetnsr gu mas
den. Cute, seiunbe sei6idte Mdb9sn
seben CUTE Sraueu unb Witter ab, unb
obue CUTE, seiunbe Witter Tam cine Nas
tion ni@t LANCE bsitebsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
Mn Der Siu StraBe
I'm Der Delhi XanbitraRe.


SuluI ...'.. ....'.. ........'...$lSo w
Dis 4nssIsssnbeit wsssn Abi9affuns
elmer auep 3wif@en Der Ia. unb 9eleue
StraBe, purbe nod LANCER fru9tloier grs
6rtsruns Bis our nd9iten Sieuns ueri9os
ben. = Das 9siu9 Der ginwobner an ber
Ga, fielb Nuenue, pegen &inniteiulesung
unb Bfaiferuns beiaater Strabe, wurbe
benz StraBsn.G omite unb Stabtinssnieur
NIT benz Iuftrase iberwiefen, einen Eo iteus
ani1lag 3u MAIDEN. - u. q. We OonaIb's
8ori9Ias, ruesen Ibtretuns pom ftdbtii6em
@runoeisentbum 3ur anIass elmer 9ums
pensSabrit, wurbe an bas gomite bes
@anten septefen; ebenio bas @eiu9 elmer
Gnaabl bteiiser S9ldtter, I'm, bic grIaubs
niB gum Bau zines 1suen S1Ia1tbauies.
- Die 2~icsnasebibr fur SPOOL Billiard
wurbe auf $40 feffseiest. Bsi9Iofen
wurbe cine @rab Asnberuns an Der 2incoIn
Gusnue, pom Der 6nieif ctr. BIS gum gis
ienbabn 8 @eIeis Der &anias @ttp Babn,
p~or3unsbmsn; fsrnsr BITE iibIi9s gsrIdnsss
runs Der Wainfr. Biz gum StraBsnsrabe auf
3uflaen u. an f~olssnbenS traBer 'ab5wsisen,
has Gb3usseanalsS pifsms auf &oitsn Der
betreiisnben @runbbsitter bauen gu lafen:
aln Der BLUFF StraBe, pom Der l. Bis A.;
tn Der @aep ,wii9en l. bts bu IL. Ctr.
unb Bluff unb Scout StraBs; tn Der IIs
Isp 3mii9eu Der 8. unb II. Ctr. unb Wain
unb 9oeuf StraBs; tn Der slusp awii9en
ber /. unb II. StraBe unb glap unb So
ma StraBs; In Der Auep awti9en Der f..
unb II. Ctr. unb gIap unb Soma StraBs;
In Der GQep 3wiiden Der 6. unb II. Ctr.
unb Der Wbite unb Sation StraBe.-@tns
Ebeil3abluns pon $l554.5O on ben gaus
untsrnebmsr bss abSusscauaIs, unb BON
1888. 90 IN 9anien q 2tneban fur seIies
ferries Waterial wurbe anseorbuet. Der
gsidIuBantras sur 5effteauns b~srienisen
StabttbeiIe, IN rusI9en bas fteie 9erums
laufen pom Ribeu usrboteu fem ioq, ios
wie, buB bic albsrmdnnsr fur ben @es
brau9 bes EelepboHss aus eisener Eai9e
beaabIsn ioaen purbe abseIebnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
Wctis.

Dis l1ntsr3ei@nste isst hermit bas Bus
blttum tn &enntuiB, baB fe bic Der @tb,
i9aftsmafs ssb5riss Sispprs9t'i9e Npos
tbste an 5srrn 8. %. Wittmsr ibertrassn
Dat unb eriu9t bic &unben aud tn Gus
tunft benz @ef9afte ibre 9unf gu i9ens
ten.
Waris 6. 3ieppre4t.
8srwaIterin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
Cine 3arte.

8s,us nsbmsnb auf @orftsbsnSss uini9t
Der unter3sidnste bas YubIitum unb bie
6unbsn bes @eiddftes In RenntniB 3u
fstsn, baB Ct bas @ei9dft ME bisber forts
fibren utrb unb nm 5ortiesuns bes WobIs
wonens btttet.
Sofepb W. Wittmsr.
Dubuque %. Stunt, 1889.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09

9ie Gompasuie, weI9e ben SOmmers
rsiort BEL Cities Sprius baut, i9sint Der
Yoefie gu buIbisen unb Der 3unse Wstfisr
su fem. Sts bat Der @sisqi9aft sinsn
Namen aus 2onsfs0ous 5iauatba sessbsn
unb f1 Sbowanbana gebeiBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
Stadt 4 Amgegeua.
Entered at the postof1ce at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
@etienoe M8enten.
Die Serren %. Brobft u. RarI Sdm0aer.
Nqenten Der 8asette".
Su 96itaao, Su.

NDN VVENHSVI NNU''
81. Better &eiter, 1855 gurltns Strabe
Sr. u. Steins:6aImus, 2O6 @analport
&peHue.
Siir gurora unb llm9e9enb:
9f ~ & &e9h go. 10 gfortb S%roabpap.
Sir ct. Baul unO llm9esenb:
y. @IooS, 522 Gbmun6 ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09

Su ct. Marien ftub bic SirGenitabIe
flr bic feds tOmmsnben Wonate fir $2OsO
In 5er3 Seiu fir stpas iber $17OO psrs
feisert wOrSen. 0o9 fnb mir Der Isstsn
Differ nt6t gang fiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09

9eidtiinniaes Sanbbaben elmer 5Iinte
bate auf eagle Yotnt pabrf&einIi9 ben
Cob zines Rnaben tur JoIse. Spei Bur'
i9s i9ofen auf einen abort mad Der
S@sibt unb trafen ben bort fsenben iuus
gen Sps9t 70 tn ben tlnterIeib, baB CT tsis
nc agef@t bat, benz @rabe au s%ntriunsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
CHICAGO Warftbert6t.

Wsr Eele9rapb.) 8. Sult 1Ss9.
Wei,en-Ro. 3, - 81 bis SO @ts.
0eIf6foru-3 "a bis 80 @ts.
Safer-22 bis 90 @ts.
&ossen-43 @ts.
@erFe-S3 bis "a Cts
Butter-10 bis IA @tS.
sarmtdie, Z bis II Gts.
@ier-11 Bis 10 9ts.
8bi8tp-$1.02.
S6meine-$4.60 bis AIS.
Riubuieb-$3.0O bis 800.
SdpeinefIeiid-$11.71 bis $1,000.
S6maIs-$6. 20 bis 6.75.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
3u O%erfauien.

6rantbeitsbalber 1T bas woblbetannte ct.
gaul Sotel an ben z gden biQig Su perfaufen.
Sas Sotel 1T in 9utsm 3uitanbe unb fam bis
100 Goar6erS b6lten. Wtietbe, bios $40 per
Wonat unb 4 Sabre Contract Qeasel, alio cine
quite @ele9enbsit fir einen paiienoen ytann.
0e9sn n66erer Austunft pen6e man lid all
Sobn Sbta, ct. Yaul 9otel.
202 80. z. StraBe,
ct. Saul, Wtinn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09

3u perfatfen.-SauplaSe, 9anb, unb be-
fer Stsinbru9 in Dubuque, bel @bas. Rliuasns
berg, SGubler in Stapels unb Sancps groceries
en-, gto. 1882 Gouler apenue, 9eseniiber Seebs
grauerei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
Notwithstanding.
Soiepb Wtttmer tduft bic ? a.
la ftarttse 3teppre4t'f@s
Npothete

~ IullIyt SItPPttWI WF
apotbste.
Die 3ieppre9t'i@e Mpotbste, in ibrsr
Grt zines Der i16niten @ei9dfte bes
Staates, In eineu, paIaitartissn @sbdube,
wurbe on poritebenbem Datum pom Germ
Soispb Wittmer ansetauft. 9ie 4potbste
tatte ni9t wobl In before Sdnbs fallen
t6nner. Wittmsr 1T Elm @rabuirter bes
ct. Coulter Goless fir Ybarmacie. Sur3
mad benz Eobe bes 5errn 3isppre1t, Dor
auet Subren, trat CT aus benz 9siddfts bss
5errn W. s.. Eorbert, mo ct elf Sabre
conbittontrt bate, unb ibsrnabm bic Sets
tuns Der 3ispprs6t'i9sn Apotbste. SER
@tttmer bat ti@tise 5a9tenntnife, ma5te
quite Stubien, befist uiele grfabruna unb
weiB NIT ben 2euten u~m3usebeu. gs 1T
tsin 3peifsI bran, baB Ct bas @si9dft
ebenio fOrtfabrt, wie Go fribsr sefibrt warb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
Wetp.0orf Warftbertmt.

(Yer Eelearapb.) 8. SuIi 1889.
@ei,en-Rilw., 80. 2, SO bis 81 Gts.
Safer-27 bis 90 @ts.
n-9em. 10. Al bis AZ @ts.
g hueinefleif6-$13.50 bis 1875.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
aRiItp a,tfee 0arftbert@t.

0er SsIssrapb.) 8. SuIt 1859.
@ei,en-Ro. Q. 1871 Cts.
Safer-27 bis % 9ts.
@etf&foru-31 bis IS @ts.
Roaaen-41 bis AZ @t8.
@erife-Go. 2, 81 Cts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
ct, xoutS Narftbert6t.

(Yer SeIesrapb.) 8. Suli 1889.
@et3 n-rotber, go. Q, n bis 7S @ts.
SO eIdtorn-3 81 bis 80 Cts.
Saf er-2 90 bis "a Cts.
RpaQeu-- bis - 9tS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09

3lIui,n Idp.r.s SiIbsritustbduit, @Ias obsr ioIibtr
9sd.l, Iduii aui II ebtIhtiH.n, gum autJtsbtu NIT
StsitIb. ubr NIT glsiusr @srt .............. TOO
3 LINEN ihwsres Silberitngebduie 9las ooer ioHs
Der 9stsI, S~ttmmwtntC. Wtlt &ert.......... 760
9i,i,Ibt ubr nit glsin Bsrt. $50. 49,. $50
lns,u idptrss Silbassbduis, glas oetr iOlthsr
Dsdtl, gum auiUisbsn nit SdIaNtl. elstH Oetr
s9aItban @ert. :. $50
8un,su idpess Silbrs,bauis, gIas Oesr iOlib.r
GtdsI, ann auijitbtu nit SdlafsI, gIsin Btrt... 1lO0
slnStu ihwtrts Silbtrssbduis. glas oer ioltetr
Gsdsl, Sttmmpinetr. glstn @trt. ....., 800. LOO
eistn as &s,. .@~''' c"D"s''~A'" ''"a""".. 1900
~ Die ilbrsu wtrbtn jur giuhdt stianot. w.aa .sts
grvstssoitsu thr DIN uub Der btlaRIt wtrsts.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-13
QUITE A CONFEDERATION,
The Business Portion of an Iown Tow
Wiped Out of Existence.

The Business Portion of IN Iown Town
Wiped Out of Existence.
MARsHALLTowN, iowa, June ia fire
started in Grinnell and aid was telegraphed for
from here. 1t was $40 this afternoon before
the fire, with assistance from Marshalltown
and Brooklyn, was under control. 1t started in
Treat & Co.'S elevator at 1:l5 P. M, and was
carried by wind to the principal business block
of the town. which was swept nearly clean.
Forty-one buildings, mostly frame, were
burned, including Treat & Co.'s elevator, A. A.
Faytor & Co., agricultural implements; Miles
Chaffee, office; the City Hall; the White Ele-
phant Restaurant; Mack's Restaurant; Herald
Offices Morrison, Mcintosh & Co.'s glove fac
tory; Chamberlain's meat market; Wheelock's
insurance office; Seaman's restaurants: the
Merchants National Bank; postofice; Harry
Mitchell's barber shop; A. Mcintosh & Co.'s
general store; n. P. Croctor's jewelry store;
the telephone office; s. w. Bartlett's meat
market; j. c. Johnson & Co., drugs; the Metro
politan bakery; Williams & SchroOp, tailors;
Palmer & Bartlett grocers; Mrs. lyon, mil
linery; Buck & Thomas, hardware; W. p.
Hingdon, shoes; Romer Bros, hardware; A. H.
Heald, flour; N. d. Soper. clothing; Jenkins.
Harness; Eastman, harness; Nelson & Powell,
grocers. 1t is probable abe losses will be from
Sl5O, 900 to 100000. Most of the buildings are
partially insured.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-13
BODIES FOUND YESTERDAY.
A Comparatively Small Number, None of
Which Were Identified.

fFRoM STAFF CORRESPONDENT
JoHNsTowN, June 12.-At the new bureau OF
information, established this morning by
Adiutant General Hastings there were only
five bodies reported recovered to-day. They
are lying at the First ward (Milville) school
house awaiting Identification. All of them were
females, and the descriptions taken of them
are as follows:
No. 227, color, white; brown hair, weight about
100 pounds, height feet inches; had on dark
blue dress, blue and gray striped skirt, white
woolen underclothes; wart on left shoulder; pair
Of scissors and piece of tape in pocket, pocket
book containing 81 35 lead pencil and penknife.
weight about 30 pounds. height feet, had on pur-
pie coat with small black stripes in,red and black,
checkered skirt blue dress, with small stars in 1t,
buttoned shoes and brown stockings.
No. 229, white, weight about l40 pounds. height
feet ~ inches purple skirt with red border, red
underwear, two pairs of stockings, one pair
white cotton, other pair black woolen, plain gold
ring on first finger of left hand, dress black and
red, with black lounces, eardroDs with black
sets, cloth CATERS, blue calico waist.
No. go, Is years of age, black hair, weight about
$50 pounds. height ieet inches, color white,
on blue Mother Hubbard, with white spots, red
and black striped skirt, thimble In pocket.
No. 23l, female IS to so years Of age, weight
140 pounds, height about feet inches, had on
blue calico waist, light calico dress, with dark
diamond spots in brown and white, gingham
apron, gray skirt with white stripes.
AS yet there has been nothing ascertained re
garding the body of Miss Paulson. In all, ten
bodies were reported found to-day. This small
list is accounted for by the fact that but few
men were working MCSWIGAN.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-13
WANT HIM AT HOME.
Friends of James b. Scott Think He Should
Leave JOhnstOwn, and Not Play
Second Fiddle.

James B. Scott's heightened stay at Johns
town is not regarded with favor by his Pitts
burg friends. kilograms urging him to leave
General Hastings and the State control of the
work and retire while his administration of af-
fairs shines brightly, in contrast to the reign
ing confusion, have been sent to him from all
sources, and strong pressure is being brought
upon him to forego his promised intention of
remaining for few days and giving General
Hastings the benefit of his advice and expert
ence.
One prominent gentleman said yesterday:
''While Mr. Scott is good-naturedly remaining
under General Hastings command, and is GER
tainly actuated by the highest motives, his
Pittsburg friends do not like to see him playing
second fiddle to the remarkable methods that
seem to comprise Governor Beavers policy.
As matters stand now, Mr.. Scott cannot fail to
receive the very highest praise for his conduct
of affairs during the entire time he was IN sole
charge of the situation.
"The general impression seems to be among
Pittsburg business circles that General Hast
3ngs and Governor Beaver will make a mess of
affairs; and that the present is the time tor Mr..
Scott and his coadjutors, Mr.. George A. Kelly
and Others to retire because they can do
SO with credit TO themselves and their city.
81 wish THE DISPATCH would call for pub
lie reception to Mr.. Scott, and it could be made
the occasion of hearing from that gentleman
himself, narrative of his experiences and a
statement OF affairs In the ruined city. think,
for one, that If ever q man earned hearty
commendation Of his fellow citizens, James B.
Scott is that one. Needless of self he has
worked like Trojan for overa week and Pitts
burg would enjoy an opportunity to honor q
citizen who has honored himself SO signally by
his exercise of unlocked for abilities IN most
Nfrying situation"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-13
DREAD OF DISEASE.
Ex-Mayor Dick, of Johnstown, Thinks the
Health Bulletins Disguise the Truth
Great Need OF Caution to
ppavanf EnIIar,fna
rFRoM A STAFF CORRESPONDENT


CFRoM STAFF CORRESPONDENCE
JoHNsTowN. June l2-Your correspondent
this morning had a talk with ex-Mayor Dick, Of
Johnstown. He does not like to be called a
desperate, for the reason that he is over six
feet high and can hit the bulls eye every time
with revolver. Mr.. Dick took exceptions to
the reports sent out by the sanitary corps here,
and says they are trying to blind people to the
fact that there is sickness in the valley He
says he knows of cases of dlphtheria and
typhoid fever, notwithstanding the fact that
the daily bulletins sent out by the corps say
that there is no disease whatever in the bor-
oughs. In the interview Mr.. Dick tried to
show that Cambria City Is nursery Of disease,
and the people should be warned to take extra
precautions to guard against it. The ex-Mayor
says:
"During the time of the yellow fever in the
South there were more deaths from diphtheria
in Cambria City in the same time, in proportion
to the population, than there were in the worse
fever-infested region of the South. At that
time there was scOurge here and it has come
off and on since then. On account Of the
country being SO low, the nights cold and the
days hot, this valley seems to have had more
than her share Of dlphtheria and typhoid
fever. If either of them get foothold here
with all this filth under our noses, there will
be as many deaths from disease as there were
from the flood.
"At the time speak of there was conven-
tion of physicians of the surrounding country
called to consider the most effectual means of
stamping out the disease. The files of the
Johnstown Tribune will show the large mortal
ity here at that time. There were about 1,5O0
people in the borough at that time, and strange
to say not one of them voted the Republican
ticket 1 am disinclined to believe, however,
that the large number Of deaths had anything
to do with this.
"Unless the people take measures to sup
press the disease germs we will have an cpl
demic instead of probable epidemic. I can
yet see the long list of dead, and the large
number of funeral corteges winding their way
to Sandy Cemetery, where people were then
buried" MCSwIGAN.