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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
Chicago Warftbert6t.

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Rinbpieb-$3.00 bis 800.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18

Die 3iise Der Gbicaso, ct, Saul s. Sarias
Gitp Giienbabu brin9en Die Seitbelu9er nod
benz Sdiitenplab. Iieie 3i9e 9eben ab,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29
QUARANTINE At DETROIT.
No Railroad Passenger Tr=iIrN Between
Montreal. Quebec aud DstrAIt.

No Railroad Passenger Trs.iIir\ Between
Montreal Quebec aud DstrAH.
DETROIT. Mich. Sept 5.--Dr. B---.; !.
in his capacity as health Officer of De
troit, and backed by the authority OF
the United States. has decided to es-
tablish twenty days quarantine at
Detroit Thh decision was made after
reading telegram from Quebec, giving
the report OF the international health
commission upon the Canadian quaran-
tine station at Crosse Isle.
As soon as this order IS enforced inn
migration between Montreal, Quebec
and Detroit must cease The railway
men have declared that they will not
attempt to bring any immigrants from
Montreal through Detroit after that or
der is made. There can be no doubt
now about Dr. Dufiield's authority to
establish quarantine of twenty or
sixty days II he chooses. When secre-
tary Foster was telegraphed in regard
to the twenty days quarantine proc
lamation, Assistant Secretary Spauld-
ing telegraphed back that while the
proclamation did not apply to railways,
yet ii was the duty Of the customs Off
Gers to detain all immigrants until the
health authorities are satisfied that
their admission will not Introduce
chOlcru-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29
THE VETERANS.

Provisions Made for Finy Thousand n
Washing ton--Free Qoarters VIII Be Far
sished in IsarracIs Made of Wood.
l;asmISoTos, Sept 5.-Chairinan
Johr 10y Edison, of the executive com
mite, for the reception and enteri sin
ment Of the g. A. r., has issued sta:c-
mcnt which is Of interest to the grant
army men throughout the country
Mr.. Edison says that the Washington
executive committee arranged carly III
the summer to provide free quarters for
SO, 900 men, total ranging from two q,
five times in excess of the. number pro-
vided with similar accommodations in
other cities at previous encampments-
Believing that the extraordinary limit
thus fixed would be entirely ample. but
anxious to quarter alf who applied, the
committee in the early part of last
month, notified every G. A r. post in
the United States to communicate by
/, II it desired free accom-
modations Up to date free quarters
have been provided for 50, 900 comrades
of the G. A. r, but even at this late
day. in disregard Of the injunctions of
the circular, dilatory posts are making
The barracks which have been erected
are of wood. commodious and comfort
able, but the committee finds that it
it win be absolutely impossible to erect
quarters in time for the en-
campment. This decision has been
reached with regret, that the posss did
not make known their desires before
waiting until too late for the committee
to provide for accommodations There
are ample accommodations in hotels,
boarding houses and private residences
in the city for as many additional posts
or private individuals as may apply,
which can be obtained at reasonable
rates by applications to Col L. p.
Wright, chairman subcommittee on ac-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29
finn,iretis fnr Amcrlcn.

QrEFSsroNS.. sept s-The Guion
line steamer Alaska, which sailed hence
Sunday for New York. carried BIB sa-
loon passengers, i6l second cabin pas
seugcrs aud a crew Of 25l men. The
Cunard line steamer Aurania alo sailed
hence Sunday Tor, New York She has
on board iOs saloon passengers, lBS sec
ond cabin passengers and a crew Of 25i
inen. Allaboarl both steamers were in
the best u health.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29
A slick Prisoner.

CoLuNBUs. o.. Sept. J.-James Bell,
burglar. awaiting trial, escaped from
the county jail here. Monday morning.
In clever manner He was employed
to pass cotFee lot down MON the kitchen
in a dumb waiter, among the ct'li oc-
cupaniS While Jailer Shoekiey.s at
tentien was ecmperarily drawn to
another part ~ the building. Bell
stepped into the dumb waiter and was
drawn np lie gave the usual rams. and
tho kitchen matroa,, supposinS moro
coffee was wanted, oncnod the door.
when Bell dashed out q liberty. Ito
was pursued s,vcralsqpWs,S hut clNded
his puisucgs in the l.abar day crowds
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29

He would fight. oh, yes: but. TO win
was not u Myers nearby history and
he knew il. Game. however. no one
viii deny, but his sallies were general
" short and his wabbling anatomy held
in il no power to stay or stop his
opponeift The taunting smile ON Nc
Aulih face was met by Myer with an
expression ot pitiful willingness 10 en-
dnre as long rs hc could He had no
steel in his muscles. There was no
vicious spring in his arms It was the
spectacle Of sleek. foreefui racer
matched for race OF speed and en-
durance with patient. heavy-hoelsed
horse from the farm-yard.
When in the fifteenth and last ronnd
McAnliife Slated his fists on Myers
stomach. face and neck the willing fel :
low he struck sank to his knees, reelcd
backward. recovered and lurehed for
ward as though TO rise. II was impos-
sihle The dumb helplesSness of the
second round was noticeable He fell
back upon the ropes. balanced, swerved
and fell
Meanwhile. as though made of steel
springs McAulitfe stood with arms in
position to strike down again his heavy
foe should no get TO his feet. but the
ten seconds passed. and the shouts of
victory broke forth.
Myer lay defeated, but no more sure
ly defeated than when he entered the
ring. The difference was that exhaustion
and bruises had been added to the de-
feat that lay in his heart when time
was called Aiyer Is not Of class to
meet McAuliiTe, aud the result of the
fight is the demonstration Of the fact
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29
RUss1As CHOLERA VICTIMS
over Six Thousand New Gases in One Day
The PssttIenee Growing.

Oter Six lnOu8anQ new CAse8 In OnG DAy-
The PosttIence Growing.
ST PETEasBUBG, Sept. 5.-The sta
tistics of the cholera epidemic in this
country show that throughout the
whole of Russia on Thursday there
were 0.673 new cases of the disease re
ported, and that AHA persons died
from the pestilence. In this city Sat
urday 100 new cases and 81 deaths oc-
CURED
These thirty-one deaths, however.
only comprise the mortality given in
the hospital returns. During the last
few days the number of unregistered
new cases and deaths, which are chiefly
confined to the people OF the well-to-do
class, has increased. especially on the
islands in the River Neva, where
wealthy people reside in the summer
Private dispatches received here re-
port that twelve deaths from cholera
have occurred in Riga. and that the
disease has also made its Appearance in
kieff, which up to Sunday has been
spared visitation OF the plague Up
to Saturday forty-seven new cases and
eight deaths were reported in the gov
ernment of kieff On Thursday six
teen new cases and eight deaths oc-
CURED in Satatoif. On the same day
54s new csrses and 2s7 deaths, and ON
Friday 362 new cases and Is1 deaths
occurred in Kasan On Thursday 176
new cases and seventy-four deaths oc-
CURED in Orenburg. and a96 new cases
and l3e deaths in the Dom district On
Wednesday 533 new cases and 80 deaths
occurred in Noronezh.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29
BIG WINNING.

Dago John Rakrs In Tea Thousand Dol
lars in Crap Game-It is Alleged
.-Peties- Were UseL
NEw oREEANs. Septic John F'ugazzi.
better known as ''Dago John, . and his
partner, a man named Davis. came here
Monday 10 see the three big fights
instead OF being in to witness the first
pugilistic struggle. they We're languish-
ing behind the bars in the parish prison.
Sunday night Dago John and
his friend !. Davis dropped in at
No II Laurel street. where a
crap game is in full blast. Before they
had been there long they seemed blessed
with phenomenal luck. and made sad
inrpads on the bank-roll In n short
time they had nearly $4,000 worth of
checks in front Of them, and then came
.'holler The game-Seepers accused
the men Of putting in 'peties," or
crooked dice All their dishonest earn
ings were confscated and both men ar
rested They are still in jail.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29
THE DEATH LIST.


A Big Day at observation-disclosures Tied
Up
QUARANTINE, S l., Sept 5-The fol-
lowing is the official list of new cases
and new deaths:
On board the Normannia: Emma
Hcrn, steerage. aged s. died Sunday;
aEc lays ILL., Heinrich hammers, aged
=. one of the steerage stewards. died
wf le n transit 10 hospital
ho sad been nursing the cholera pa
tients No new eases on board the Nor
On board the Rpgia Antonio Herlea,
aged-iZ 'is-i Sanday: taken
i'll Saturday ~. cases on The Rugia:
Christine Hansen aged 10, and Peter
Hansen. aged s.
On board the ,ravia Abr..itsin
Schneider. aged S, Nile, ia transit 40
new cases. This las ben tfv "
down at the quar- Sntine steamers and
the islands All d steerare passen-
gers from the NorA annia were trans
ferred TO the receivir2t house ON Hoff-
man island. The sicts from the Nor
MAMMA, five in number. were sent to
the Swineburne island hospital, which
is under the charge of sDrs. Byron and
Abbott
At present the vessels in Upper Quar-
antine are tc StnbbenhuI, released
from the Aneioreg,e after being
fumigated; -. s5nrgngn9.. Darmstadt.
Fulda and Brilliant
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29

atth AattifEf ntrfa ltr cyclone
SHY anu was borne from the ring ON
the shoulders Of his second.
70 canvas the rounds in detail l.
needless To ahaiYzc the cansc of
victory and defeat is more TO the pur-
pose
Any close observer OF man, any keen
student OF human impulse, saw at the
outset that in his heart Niyer did not
expett 70 defeat his opponent There
was Ia his stoiid face no CLINT Of hard
resolve. lie was there because tile
match was made; because he had been
trained for the encounter; because
others, IL not himself, believed there
was a chance for him 10 succeed The
two men are scarcely ~ be compared as
TO scientific form, one stumbled. the
other trod firmly; one slduchrd loosely
as he squared away. the other was
alert, springy. confident
The offensive throughout the battle
was assumed by McAulife Myer To
be sure. idd occasionally. He could not
always stand and wait, giving his foe
his own time for rest When In the
second round HcAuiiffe knocked his
man down twice, there came into
Mycr face an expression born in his
hopeless heart at the onset When in
the eighth round MeAulifTe caught
Mycr on tha right check and the blood
;rickied down his face. there came into
the eyes Of Alyer a look like that dumb
animals give 70 those whom thcy ge-
knowledge their masters
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29

CANTON. o., Sept. 5.The local labor
day committee some time ago invited
Canton, Alliance, Massillon and Akron
companies q y. e. to take part in the
labor day parade here. and they ae-
ceptcd September l the labor day
committee sent the commanding officers
of the militia request TO withdraw
their acceptance of invitation 10 parade
us the recent labor troubles have
embittered some of the working
men their presence would be distaste-
full. The militia of Ohio will not par
tieipate IN labor Gay exercises here.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29
saIil.anIn-Nnv orleans.

New 0EIENS-. sept s-Snlliyan Is
here Five % the half dolen men who
win figure A. principals in tho big
puguistlc carnival are also bbre or in
this immediate VICINITY The oisiy abe
s,,ntec Is james J Corbctt. the Califor-
nian. and he viii b,f s.es.t Monday after
noon The biz fellow was - fatigued
irom bis long Siege on the cars thai h.
put ia an easy dag on SUNDAY with his
trainer
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29
At HAm6ORG.


choiern victims DYING on Like sheff
np",ber o N'" s'''fr De's''p'As ~
~
IAAbu No. 9ep'- = ~, t.'pi'uas l1l'll va
cor -u,''ri,a' nay ~ p, , ~. ~, :,
ieas anu i''e sun HaS i"s e
asreeaDiy' Vrnina5hy On sucn z u'
me sifeels are iiieu WIN pIgn,eii''''ei ~, =
ana liie harDor = dolle'i Win sniI'
pleasure poits ana eAe''ral'" s'e''iiieis
Inc. stiliiiess Oh the strcets. noWSNer
mas beeh' as durih3 ttie liist h'e ''iys
almost unoroken' ana IN the harool
harf,iy a dc@en Doats we % ye seei
moving az . O'clock:
Inc irssh cases OF cI,oier.' discoVeren
snuday NUMBER oo'. the deaths mum
Der 21. compared with saturday, tht
decrease OF the number OF cases Is ~
OF the number OF deaths ~ Ihere Is
much loose Official talk TO the cilee'
that the worst Is over, that the plague
Is abatlng. and that the people are re-
covering from their panic ms talE
Is echoed by the newspapers. ~ wonid
be difieuit TO name any specihc sign
o. returning confidence among the
people, and the mortality from
the plague IN the last two days
certainly gives little basis Tor IL Inc
sudden rise'oi the mortality from 2Ol
on rlday To 5l3 saturday showed now
vain were the hopes aroused by thc
stight abatement OF the plague and the
=. Iaet tnat thf average oi fresh cases Tor
saturday ana sunday IS larger than at
any previous time shows concinsiVely
that the disease sat least not losing us
hoid Dsapite professions OF confluence,
moreover, the antRorities nave been
bnsy providing increased facilities for
treaung cholera patients and an
orPhanage' rented as q hospital, ana
eight cholera barracks nave been
opened
fhysieians nave been placed on duty
al an railway stations and orders FOR
more more Gead wagons nave been sent out
py the heaith ie.li oiiiria = llle number OF
interments Sunday have been 375, or
.'i,lt's ''i,ls -s'A. iiioFe 'iail sa.-turuaN Inns
increase = ale party. % tie snaden
leiig llisning q 'ne ue'ith iist SATURDAY
anu party % lne eN'r'ior1llnary eiiorts
oi ',e as'thoFlt',a 70 &c, uiider gFonhd
eoo -, D,Nliss MIiieh AasF Deeh eoiieetllg
s'easiity ! az INC hospitals About zoo
', oSuiss Weft sun unDnrlSa .l,i AZ y Q clock
,uiieis eNeliis " itu tpe new ufad
WAGONS, : however 'n,.ss no.iies can Pf
'ii'e1Tt'i' V,eel4l's Win lnose OF ireah
Eie'inis' Wi'iiin the next lWenty-iour
llpurs, unigss Ihe p'aEue snopid spread
,,l, more riPlaly 'i1an now seems pFooa pie
he possession ol ueAa wagons ano
',s.i'5g, 'l'oiR'i tN'' s'F's y iiAs osioiiiF
Hppa;iiils FROM any e,"her = aolsr
may - zen IN ilVe minute ana on 'Ne
ro'i'.s g lile 'eii,.'sri,s my pas y a. at
most epnt liisi"ns itls9 i'ls,-' y Y 'lich
one wound. io'k i9r signa ot returning
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29
NTcrribic Accident.

!. NicHoLksvifLE, nv. sept 5.-Ths
see,nd section of No.l s5nth-bound Gin
cinHau Sonihern limited New Orleans
train lateitd Pittsburgh sPcrti struck
a bnEgy containing Mrs J. I. Farra
and two children at the Lyme crossing
known as The Hilldalc road, two mile.
north ~ here. sunday afternoon, kill.
ing the youngest child and fatally -.
jurinR the woman and another child
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29

BosToS, sept 5.--The scythia, after
being fumigated, was released from
quarantine, sunday, and arrived at her
dock. ats p IN OF the steamers pas
scngrrs Mrs James Brown Potter was
the only one who was allowed 70 land,
she being taken of NJ quarantine, al 3
O'Clock, by a tug that went down the
harbor especially for that purpose. The
other passengurswere brought up from
quarantine by the police boat VigiIant.
at y o'clock Sunday night
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29

BAHDsrowN. Ky. sept ;. The eldes;
daughter Of John Naliey. living in the
Greenbriar section. objected 10 a step
mother being brought into the family
Tier father. however. took to himself a
second wife. SATURDAY morning, as the
bridal couple returned home, Miss Nal
ley seized shotgun and emptied the
contents Of both barrels into the head
other stepmother. killing her instantly.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29

ZIG SroxE e AZ. Na,. .Sept5. -MariVen-
ner brother Of Devil Johuvenner and
brother-in-law Of John Wright. the
noted kentucky desperate who has him
self killed several men, and all OF whom
are sworn friends Of raiton Hall. who
was executed at Wise Court House. Fri
day. fell from r,ti,uing wagon and was
mangled 50 bad :luit he will die.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29
saw.AIllI noiIer ErnIodes.

EVANSTON. Wyo., Sept. 5.-An engine
boiler blew mp VIM Leishman's saw
mill. about twenty-five miles southwest
Of here Tom Scott and Jeannie l..
Leishman. son-in-law and daughter Of
the owner, were instantly killed VIM.
Dare had one leg badly injured and one
arm broken. The mill was badly
wrecked
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29
A storm a. Hambar,

HAMBURG. Sept. "A sto- u from the
southwest ragged saturday !. this ,ity.
Torrents of rain fell, and t,l,s taesn .osn-
eter did not indicate over % Il srrecs 3
tumnltuous crowd assemble IN n sut
of the residence of the preslsertt 81 -.
lice in the suburb of ST Paul's 5ad le-
gan rio.ing. The police Were SUI amonea 4
and succeeded in dispensing the MON
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29

l.oNpoN. sept, a.-The Daily News
has the following f,om Paris, "rhc
lay nnrscs Ia the vafious hospitals IN
this city have refused tn avail them,
solves of the orlcr of the board Of
health gclcasing them from compulsory
attendance on cholera eases They had
u meellng saturday and passed a ,cso.
luton declaring that Il ptA hc lnls,-
man aud cows hhold tho
services or irhn nv
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29
NIr.. Hnrrl.nn tn a. snnth.

LQON LAKE. Sept 5. 5.-owing 10 the
impaired nervous system Of Mrs. Haeri-
son and the absolute rest necessary 70
rssiorr her to bcalth her physicians
have ordered her 10 20 south as soon az
the weather here becomes too trying
She win consequently not assume her
duties as mistress OF the white house
during thin autumn. and probably not
during the winter
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29
kilIeh wirl, . Lnmr I'D Co,l.

MAuisoN. Ind, sept Thrcc weeks
nga. i'egrgc Hurley was assaulted by
Lawson ciarltsOn and two Others and
badly heaiea, he claims Thursday
night Hurley saw ClhrkSon alone and
struck him on the head with a lump o.
caal Ciarlson died saturday morning.
Harley is in Jail CiarIs~on WAS aged
r and leaves wife and one child.
Hurley Is -. aud unmarried
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29

CHICAGO. sept 5.-The state board q
health Sunday issued circular letter
to all immigrant-carrying transp5rta-
ton companies asking their eo-opera-
tion in the preservation OF the pa 5lic
health, which is threatened by the pies
enee of cholera on the Atlantic s4a-
board.
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Killed at the Crossing.

PTrsFfEI.p. Mass, Sept. 3 The Bos-
ton and Albany express train struck a
team containing Albcrt Sedgwiels aud
Philip Bonnille a, private crossing
near Dalton station. Bcnnllc was
killed instantly and Sedgwick lived but
n few h,,,irs
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SYRACUSE, \. " Sept 3 An .
denaic Of typhoid fever has broken .
at the New York Hospital for Fechl
minded children in this city. Neari
fifty cases are raging and Q doSv
deaths have occurred, though the MAJ
ter was not made public
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mcnrr e:corge,. Papcr suspends.

NEW YoEE, Sept S.-When the read
crs Of the single tax and free trade
organ. the Standard, receive their next
copies by mail, they will be surprised
tosee editorial announcement OF sus-
pension il was started in the winter
OF lSSs. and was prodnct Of the eS-
citement Of the mayoralty contest in
the fall Of 1856
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rennessee nliners Resume rirln.

KNoxyn.I-E, Tenn, Sept 3 y
miners at Coal Creek and oliver's !
getting ugly again. Firing has
going on at the picisets at both p
ever since late Saturday night \
tional troops from Nashville and Ha
man are now ON their way 10 the mil
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In,Inn, T,,,yn Swami nv IY,,r.

EvASsvhi.E. Ind, sept. 3 Firc broke
ont SnnVay morningat ra,oka, a smali
town forty miles north Of this city. and
dcstrOvc.i nine buildings, among them
two drug s,ors three grocrrics aud
four smaller shops