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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-30
CAPT. WILLIAM BURKETT
Dies OF Br,ghts Disease at His Home
In Belfast.


BELFAST, Jan. %.
Capt. William Burket, aged 20 years,
died today of Brights disease. Mr.. Burkett
was prominent ship builder and master
and joiner At East Boston where he resided
for thirty six years. During the war he
was appointed by the government as inspec-
tor OF timber at Charlestos navy yard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-30
Death OF a Rockland Captain.

RocKLASp, Jan. 29.
Private dispatches from New York an
nounce the death of Capt. William Webs'er,
of schooner Snow of this port, At Jereme,
Hayti, Jan. 10, from yellow fever. He ran
the blockade and was to bring a cargo back
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-30
FOUR CABINET OFFICERS
Definitely Fixed Upon, 30 Says the
Report

WAsHrNGroS, Jan. 20.
A gentleman whose information is direct,
saws that four of the places in the Cabinet
are definitely settled. Blaine wrote to Harri-
son more than ten days ago accepting the
secre,ary.hip of States, Allison to be
ttsry of Treasury, Alger, Secretary OF
War and Wspamaker, Post Master General.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-30
Fatal Coasting.

BoorHBAY, Jan. 29.
Charles Barker, agen ten years, son Of Is
siah Reed North Boot bay. was killed yes
teriay while sliding. He slid off a bridge
aud was injured internally
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-30

IL was thought that all the democrats
would vote for kenna today as the caucus
nominated him last night. but the vote
shows that Van Pelt. Floarney, Dorr and
Merrill, democrats. did not stay with the de-
cisiou of the caucus. Ii is believed that
Kenna will be elected tomorrow without
doubt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-30
Hovey's Republican Successor

Evansville, Ind, Jan 20.
Returns up to late hour indicate the eiec-
ticn of Frank b. Pray, (rep.) to NIL the un-
expired term of Gen. Hovey in congress-
made vacant by his election as governor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-30

Norway, Ne, Aug. 4, ~.
have used Browns Instant
Relief from Toothache and can
positively say it is the best tooth
ache medicine l ever used and I
have used many kinds.
Mrs. Kate E. Emmons.
Your nDhry rrfuaded n u falls TO benefit yvg
When used strGtiy directed Inside urauoer
10 you take no ris< In trying y.
s0soid bT al dealors dscSdfm,oUeoiIp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-30

action Of the German government was in
the Nature Of diseourtesy, bar be did not
care TO discuss the conduct Of the German
government. The di 1lomatie forms had
been observed, but the substance had not
been there. The United States vas in no
say responsible for Klein The first thing
10 be done Vas for the Uniied States TO
assert lis power on occupancy and pos.essor
of the bay Of Pezo Pago; that ought to be
done Immediately II did not need war to
protect the nations right. mere assertion of
rights, due regard for them, expenditure of
money there. storing coal there ard calling
vessels there.
There were associations OF power far
more inhaeut.al than protocol, and diplo-
matte correspondence. It is not necessary
TO menace anyone. Straightforward. ma ally
nes otiaiiOus should be entered into between
these three great powers. IL would be a
shame ani disgrace 10 our civilization and
christianity if We should not agree upon
some mode of government for these islands.
There is nothing in the situation that would
Justify on the part of either nation breach
Of peace until every effort is exhausted to
bring about peaceful quiet settlement of
the controversy.
Dolph obtained the door aad the Senate
adjourned.
House.
Mr. Burro~'s presented petition Of one
hundred and thirty thousand citizens of
Utah against the admission or that territory
as State.
The House then went into committee of
the whole on the sundry civil bill.
Dunn Of Arkansas. from the committee on
merchant marine and fisheries. reported
bill to provide for the better protection of
the fur, seal and salmon fisheries of Alaska. |
Ordered printed. Recommitted with leave |
to report at any time.
Rogers of Arkansas. from the committee 4
on judiciary, reported bill providing for |
writs Of error or appeal to the United States
supreme court in all cases involving the /
question of jurisdiction of the court below.
Ordered printed and recommitted
The House then adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-30
By TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE

SIGNAL 6RRvICB
weather Indications for The asxt a.
Houxa
WAR DEPAkrnEHr,
Once Of the Chief Signal Onieer
WAsHrS0ros. Jan. 80, / A. NJ
For Maine Fair, slightly colder. westerly
winds diminishing in force
Meteorological Report
Jan. 70. i.ss, so p. M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-30
BoLTIN0 KENNA
But Democrats Express the Opinion
That he will bs Elected Today.

CuARLEsros. W. Va. Jan. 80.
ota for L. :. Senator today results d
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-30
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
SIXTY FOURTH SESSION.
SENATE.

TUESDAY,, Jau. ~.
Prayer BY Rev. Mr.. Randall. chaplain of
the House.
Papers from the House disposed of in con-
currenee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-30

TEMPERANCE.
By Mr.. Curtis Of Paris-Petition Of
Grand Lodge of Good Templars Of Maine
for better enforcement Of the prohibitory
liquor law.
BY Mr.. Fogs Of Portland-Petition of IL.
H. Burbank ct al. representing the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars and Mrs. L. VI. n.
Stevens. ct al. representing the W. c. T. L.
and d. B. Randall, representing the Maiae
Methodist conference and Sons Of Tempfr-
ance, praying for additional legislation for
better enforcemest Of the prohibi'ory Law.
CHANGE or NAMES.
By Mr.. S-eetser Of Hampden-Bill an &C,
To change the name Of John A. McCorlson
20 John A. Washburne.
Ksox CoUsTY DELEs
By Mr.. Gordon Of St. Georse-Bill an ac'
TO a1 the salary Of the Judge and Register oi
Probate for Knox county. (fixss salary Of
Juige ., 800 per year and Of Register .
$50 per yssrj-
y CUssaaLAsD Corx1S DsLDsArIos.
By Mr.. Loeney Of Porsisnd-Bill an &C
y regulate the salary Of the ofseer sppoinsst
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11
BUR Gejhidte bes &eaelipiels.

Sas Ssseln obsr RsssIi9teben (aut
pobI &useIu ober WaIen senannt) mar
bereits I'm brsissbntsn unb uisr3ebnten SABRE
bunbsrt cine iebr beItebte u%ntsrbaItuns in
Deuti9lanb unb omar wurbe es BON ben
8ornsbmen ebenio sepfest, wts pom ses
msinen Wanu. Bet Rir9weiben auf ben
0Srfern muBte itsts nidt u sin Tansbos
ben aufsei9Iasen, ionbern aud cine Ressls
balm erri9tet psrben unb tn ben galditen
Der &si9sn fanb man ssuSbuli1 ftsbsnbs
ReseIbabnsn, auf bsnsn ii9 bic mdnnIi5sn
8swobuer bes 9auies beIuittasn tunntsn.
Su Der Srantfurtsr Yatribisr : @eieus
i9aft v9imburs" uurbe i'm Sabre 1863 Elm
ioIennes RsssIidisbsn a~bssbaItsn, fur
wel5ss Elm Wittslieb brei flbsrne &lstro:
bien ais Yrstis ausssisst bate Bet ben,
isber sssen etne @inIass pOn einem 9sas,
bret @Irfe tbun tonnte.
gu9 Der Srantfurtsr Ratb beluiiiste i'd
Bel ieinsm alidbrli9sn 9iri@sfen nit Sc:
seIi9iebsn.
Sang Defenders wurbe bisies Spiel Dor
ben S9isensiIben sepfest, i6eint isbod
sa boben @inidseu unb bemSufoIge su,
S9dbisuus giuselner InIaB ssssbsn A.
babsn, benu iopobl i'm Sabre l443 als
aud l447 wurbe ss IN Srantfurt pou
Wasiifrats psrbotsu unb srit l463 nit be,
8si9rdntuns bes @tniases auf einsn SeI:
Ter wieSsr fretsegeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11
RGerfet SpaR uno Grnf.
BeItrafte Naihbaftigfeit.

Gin i9pebii5er Bauer tritt IN sineu
Raterial. 9aeen, UNI bort gintdufe Az mo
den. 8dbrenb Der 2ebrIins inn feline
Waaren tuudst, Fam ~eriterer ber 8sriu:
dung nidt wieoe, itsben unb ldst Elm Stid:
den 3udsr. bas auf benz 9absntii9e Iisst,
in isiuem Runb psri5winbeu. Ser 2ebr.
ling BAT es bsmsrtt uub frast balb barauf,
pie eri9roden, In ben 9aben binsin: v@o
1T bas Stid Irienit sebIieben, bas bier
auf benz Glide las9"
Dem arn,sn Bauer ssbt's beiB unb taIt
iibsr ben &iden, uub ansitsrfiut bstsnnt
er ii@ often ais ben Ebdter.
vRanu. sic finb bss Gobssl" erpiberts
Der usrwesens 9ebrIins; absr i5 babe bier
Elm @~esensift. Rsbmen sic raid, iopiel
sic bauon faiIsn fonnen." llnb sr fiIts
ibm aus Der 9srinsstonne Elm gtsrslas nit
SaI3Iate.
Wiuis ifirsts Der arn,s Serl ben i9euB.
lidsn Grant btnunter. III, MO m6slid iein
2sben au bergen. Damn eilt Ct binaus,
UNI Elm sweites @sssnstft I'M naben Bruins
men 3u iinbsn. gr bat ieitbem teineu frsm:
ben 3uder u1ebr senai9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11
Gin Srief, Der fiufunbSwansis SAB,

Gin Srief, Der fiufunb3wan3is Sabre
our gsfOrberuus braudte, 1T fiber sins
Ssltsnbsit. Die @sidi9te bssieIbsn
wurbe erit isst bstannt. Die Satin
tes Capt. @. 81. Sobsss uon ct. 9ouia
i9rieb bieism i'm Nousmber 1864 sineu
Brief wel9eu fe vSauptquartter, 8 Sri.
sate, II. Irmsscorps" abreiirte. Ser
Brief selanste absr ni9t tn bic Sanbe bsa
abrsfatsn, ba has betr. &rmsscorps fort,
wdbrsnb auf benz Wari5e NOR. gapt. Bir'
By, Der istiss SiIfssB oifmsiiier In Dan;
pile, Sus., uub tamaliser @ieutenant tn
Der gompasnie bes Capt. Sobsss, bIteb,
ais bas armsscorps Sauannab, Ga, psrs
IieB, nod siniss Gage ,uriid unb nabm ben
Brief iir ieinsn Sorseisstsn in gmpfans,
pergaB aber bsnieIbsn abSultefern. Dor
einisen Sassn fanb sr ben Brief unter
alien 9otumsnten unb bsf0rbsrte bsnislbsu
an feline Ibrshe. Serr unb Srau Sobsss
parsn ni9t wenis e,% itaunt, ben idnsit uers
miBtsn Brief wisbsr au bstommsn. Sn
elmer Ode bssielbsu befanb fd Elm Otntsns
fled, ::pis bic S9rsiberin ansab, pon benz
8abp bsrriibrenb, pel9ss has Ointsnfab
umssworfsn bate. Ssuts 1T has bstr.
8abp bsrsits usrbsiratbst unb bat aud
i9on Elm Sabp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11
Gin faijerliheS SOrreht,

gbsmals ssb6rte in isbem biirssrIidsn
Sauie Der Stabt Wisn unb aud In stnisen
Der 8Oriidb.e Der 9auptitabt, bas brittle
Stodpsrt benz Raiier, unb omar 10, baB
berieIbe Ssben, ben Ct woIte, u~usntseItIi9
ba einquurtiren tonnte unb Der Sausbeiissr
bieSu gqss auf feline Soften tn Stanb ball
ten muBte. @ew6bnIi9 CAB Der &aiier
Sofbeamtsn oSer faiisrIi5sn Ratbsn In
ioI9sn 5duiern frets @obnuns; an Der
Ebir bsrisIbsn bssei9nste etne i9warss Gus
fsI Namsn unb EitsI Der gtnquartirtsn.
grit I'M Sabre 1881 erlaubte &aiisr Soispb
III. bsi 5aussissntbimsrn, fi5 pon btsier
bridenben 2ait bur9 cine 9sIbenti9dbis
gung Az befreisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11
Die GnttpaHnans eines rmit6t.
barren SeinoeS

m6gltae5 bstradtst. GsitOsm ieOo5 6aS ameritanti6e
&oIt unO NIT ibm Die SepObner auOsrsr SanOer ib in ben
StanO seicet iebsu, SEN uuitdtbareu 6etno TtoIariu nit
@oiIettsr'S 1taseubtttcr6 ju %betdmpisn, lit oieie GutUaffs
uuns tsin llniiuu mebr, ~iouOsH cine leiate R6glidteit.
&o NiaIarta ibre Gtiiidpaosu ~ousipeit, nm bic &tnois
pbdre Su U~erpsteu uuo no Uerpecnoe Rfau;sureite Oas
@uiisr nit Uooer burdeeGu, bort lit oaS Sdld6tielo, aui
melaem iener beimtIdtibc Seiuo betdmpft uuO beftet pers
ben mus. 2Ste tei aud atute Mebielfieber uuo Vtattigs
teit, @aueuluB uuo W~til;bcidweroeu, oumpfee SoYii6mer,
ooer idleiteuoe Steber it'd in bic Contribution singeuiitet
uHo oteielbe uHtersraben babeu, uor benz iegreideu Auerifi
o5 WtagenbttterS miiien tie bic 2Saieu iredeu. Seraoe
ietner Uorbeugeuoeu Gtssnibaiteu baIbsr lit absr oas Bit
tiers bduptidblt6 iolbsu SCuteu ;u empieblsu, bic in malas
~rta9elhpdngerten SotGlitdieu 81 wobueH geSwuugeu limb,
penn IS ~ ienem beirltittiden Ieno lets sepudieu. Aud
turtrt IS 0pspspie, 8bsumattSmus, 9tierens uuo @iISs
trdutbeiteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11
u nnteS @glerlet.
9as Seitamsnt zines Heihen.

Sn amfterbum itarb sesen gnbs bes IL.
Sabrbuuberts Elm gelebrter portusisiti9sr
Sube por unermeblt@en &ei5tbum, Has
mems Tbontas be Ytnsbo. Sein Seitament
bas pielsi4t einSis baitebt, 1T nod bsute
u~orbanben. Sarin beiBt ss: sd pers
made:
l. Ser Stabt Gmfferbam finf Gonnsn
@oIbss.
2. Sd Ieibe bisier Stabt obns 3inieR
anbertbaIb Wtiuiouen.
3. Sd f5snte elmer iebsn 9riifIi5sn
&tr9s IN amitsroam unb bsm Saas 10, 600
@uIOen unb Der SupbersRtr9e in &mitsrs
BAN 10000 @ulben.
4. Sd f5ente benz @riifIi9en 8aiiens
buuie IN beioeu Stdbten 10000 Tbaler,
unb
5. Den armsn uierais Sdifslabunssn
Errf.
G.. Dem Waiientinbe, peI5es ;uerit bas
Baiienbaus uerIdBt, 1000 @ulben unb benz
acknowledgement 600 @ulhen.
I. Sd usrma6e Der portusisli9sn Sp:
nagose in Gmiterbam 3wei unb eiue balbe
Come 9oIbsS unb
s. Dem po,tusiefi5en @~aiienbauie 80,
900 GbaIer.
9. Sd leibe Der &esisruns sessn 8 Bros
cent 3sbn Eonnsn @oIbss, untsr Der 8es
binsuns, bag bic Sinfen ben Subsn in sSss
ruialem aulteBeu. Sas &upital bIsibt bsr
&esieruns auf ewis.
10. Sd perma&e Der beuti5en Spnaz
soge 5000 @uIben.
IL. Weinsm Setter Betsr Suis 81
Eounen @olbss nebft 5aus unb Sof.
10. Weinsr @ittus as5n Conner Sol
bss.
Is. Wsinen ibrisen gsrpanbtsn 10, 900
GbaIer.
IA. gtnem isbsn msiner Ra1barn,
peI9er BET metnem BesrdbniB 3usssen isin
wirb, 100 Dutaten.
Is. @insr iebsn unusrbsiratbsten Bsrion
mdnnIi9sn pie peibli9en @si9Iedts, psls
DE babel fi4 sinfinben pirb, 100 9uIcen.
l6. Sebsm Brieifer in Nmifsrbam unb
benz 9aas 100 SbaIer unb iebsm &iter
so EbaIer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11

Cine bittere, absr ni@t unsers4ts Sris
tit 1T In ben ~foIssnbsn 0ortsn bss .gbis
cage 9sraIb" entbaItsn: vYrdiibent 9arris
ion bat ben S9wieseruatsr isinss Sobnes
su sinsm gmte %srnannt, usl9ss tim $4,000
idbrIi@ sinbrinst. Ser etntise 9erwanbte
bss Germ 5arriion, wsI@sr fsin amt ers
baItsn pirb, III .8abp~ WcRee, unb bas
1T tu jung Gin anbsreS 8latt i9Idst
Dor, Babp We8es gum WiI9tmipstter au
MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11
@ute Yeriprgung.

gommsr;ienrdtbiu: vgsun, uie sebt ss
benz iunssn @bepaars?"- Sinanardtbin:
% gang gut! 9enten Sic, meiu S9wtes
ssriobn srbtslt bic SteIe bss erifeu Gbsmis
tsrs Bel Der Opnamitseieai9aft nit idbrs
lid 1000 Wt., unb uleine Eo4ter 2aura
bstommt, rpsnn bic Sabrit In bic Cuff fies
gen ioats, cine abfsrtisuns Doh 10000
Mart. ST has ni9t cine quite Sers
~iorsuns2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11
Gin ieiner unterihie6.

Batter: so, bic unreselmdBisen 9ers
ben babt Sbr aud idon ssbabt2 @as 1T
bsun fur eiu ilutsridisS spti9en ben reseIs
mdBissn unb unreselmdBisen 8srben2"
Ser flsine Saul: vSsi ben unreseImdBis
gen bstommt man nod piel mebr 9riseI,
ais BEL ben reseImdBtsen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11
Was Der GRANDCHILDREN Wart emit

0as Der 8ranbenburser Mart einit
ben wenis idmsidsIbaftsn gsinamsn
yStreuianbbiidfe bss bsilissn ,Smii6en
&ei9s" einssbra9t bat, ber Sanb, 1T beis
naDe baares 8eIo s%euorben. Dte W6rtels
merle brauden ndmIi9 game gsrse unb
itnb mad reuen 2asern bsffdnbis auf Der
Su6e. Riiaselbeim par Bis Bic Dor
Rur3em Elm biirftisss Ref, aber ber Sanb
bat IS iset pobIbdbsnb qema1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11
S0rfdtig.

v0sBbaIb sabsu sic bsnn, 9srr Ban:
tier, Sbre Eo9ter Sbrsm eisenen @aifrsr
CUR Srau?" - illus 9orfi9t: benn wsnn
CT mir einmaI nit meiner &aHe bur1s
brsnnt. 10 bat bod psuisifsns meme Go9s
ter etrpas bapon."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11
Sein lester Geoanie.

@siitIi5sr (3u einsm tobttrantsn 9eiss
baIs): limb man, lisbsr Sreanb, bereiten
sic it1 auf Jules BOT bentsu Sic, taB
sic iterben miiiIeu L" - 3 bu meme 9its,
has wirb piebsr Elm i96nss Stid @sIb
foifen /"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11

Inter feiuer 8eoinsung mOats i'd obne
Or. ausuft R6nis's hamburger Eropfen
iein. sic iinb ausse3ei9net sesen ale
Wassnbeidwerben. - 2Oren3 SIants, Sac
@ttp, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11

Tbilabelpbia, ga. Dor GINGER 3eit
ipra5 Gin &unbe bel mir Dor unb iaste,
baB CT cine SIai6e ct. Satobs Del babe
unb bic sr nt6t fur 100 Dollars psrtaufsn
uirbe, psnn sr tsine pisber bstommen
t6nnte. - 8. 6. Witmer & So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11

9ie 5abl Der naaeipen' in eOubOn bat
in ben Isttsn Sabrssbnten gang bsbsutsnb
abssnommeu. sSn Sios2onbon 3dblte maj
i'm Sabre 1884 auf lie $50 Ginnobner cine
Rneipe, iest tommt nur auf ie 522 Gins
uobner Elm SrinflotaI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11
SIMMER baS NG9ite.

9srr: r6absn 81. i9on ben Saturu
NIT benz &inse ssieben2" - DAME:
vgtsin; NIT 8sm bat ii9 bsnn Ser psrs
Iobt2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11
guf Dem eurupGiideu SupeIenmartte

NHT UtW ~HlUPulIUtH INDEPENDENTLY
berri9t srose g~rresuns unb gntriituns.
Sin enorn.er Betru9 Der perii6sn Gambler,
BITE auf benz Suarmartte in gti9np' Nowsos
rob in sroBen Suantitdten sefdIidte Eurtis
len u~srtauft baoen, lit aufssbett porben.
Bon 100 600 Eirfiien, peIde bort In ben
lestsu Sabren p~srtauit worben finb, iinb
10, 900 d4t, Der Rsit BAT itd uIs sefdIi9t
erwieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11
3u8 Vo. 2, td9Ii6.
Su8 Vo. 4, td8lt6.
SeifIih oebeub.

9arlorfubls uuS Suiiet @ars auf 8~as;ii9su.
YalaitsGars unb pWtann SouSoir Gars" auf
Na6t;iisen.
Ole etn;ise 9iuie. wel6e .Nann RouSoir
Cars" ;pii5eu Chicago, Dubuque, Ses Roines,
ct. Soiepb, gto., ct. Baul unS ytinneapolis
bat.
S6laiplGte unb Yarlors Stiible perbsu aui
gnmeloung in Sitets Office r~eieruirt.
5. 5. Wbatmure, @snerals gsent, Dubuque.
". u. Bnienbarf, General Yalia9ier
unb Sitet 2l9ent, Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11
eubnaue suremburaer Serein.

(gesriinbet 1887
8erfammIun9sIocaI: Seebs SaIe.
3sit Der reselmdBtseu 8eriammIunsen balb
a9t rbr Ibenos am erten Sonnertas in
ieOern 3peiten Ueonat.
Sir 1888, ben 4. Sanuar, Notwithstanding.
1. WGr3.
3. Rai.
5. Suli.
6. September.
y /. Ropember, geamtenpabI.
RS. Conner, 9rdiibsut.
3. g. @IoSett, Setretdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11
8eriammlunsen berSuremburaer 8ereine

sareunbttrser ttnterhasunas,Beretn
tn Chicago (3torofette).
[@esriinoet am 6. Sebruar 1901
gerfammlunsen:
grt eriten Sonntas i'm april, b. 8. neil Oftsrn
auf ben Sag fdat, am 8. gpril
art eriten Sonntas i'm SSuli.
glnt eriten Sonnta9 i'm October, g~eamtenpabl.
glnI erifen Sonnta9 I'M Sartuar, @inieSun9 Der
I1eltet Seartten.
g. 8eiter. 9rdfbent.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-11

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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
MIR. PAYNE HAS A JOB.
He Will Be One of the Bell Tele.
phone Bosses.

PnOA0 OOSSCSs
MILWAUKEE, May IA. = Henry G.
Payne, chairman of the Republican
state central committee. will in all
probability become resident of Chi
cago and retire from politics. The in
ducements which are offered to him to
leave the state where he has such a
strong following is salary of $4,000 a
year and a position which will put him
at the head of one of the greatest enter
prises in the country. Mr.. Payne left
yesterday for Boston, where he will
consult with the corporation which
wishes to engage his services, and
finally decide whether to accept the lib
eral offers made or not. The corpora
tion that wishes to put Mr.. Payne at
the head of one of its latest and
most gigantic enterprises is the
Bell Telephone company, and the posi-
ton offered is that of president of the
Western consolidated companies of the
Bell company, with headquarters in
Chicago. The enterprise marks a de-
parture in telephoning. and will con-
sist of a long-distance system connect
ing Chicago. st. Louis, Cincinnati, In
diaanpOlis. Omaha. Kansas City, st. Paul,
Minneapolis and Milwaukee. The cen
Ter OF InlS system Will De CNlcdSO, ana
through that station New York, Phila-
delphia, Boston and Washington will
be connected with all the other points.
The Bell companies embraced In this
great consolidation will be those of Illi-
nois, Iowa, Michigan, Indiana, Mime
sofa, Ohio and Missouri. Wisconsin
alone will not be in the consolidation,
as the Bell company does not control it.
Henry e. Payne is now the president of
the Wisconsin company.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS.
Proceedings ofthe Supreme Coun-
Gil at Chattanooga.


CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. May 14.-The
supreme council of the Catholic Knights
of America met in this city to-day,
every state and territory in which the
order exists being represented except
Montana. Supreme President Coleman,
of New Orleans, presided. The day
was spent in receiving and auditing the
reports of officers and in general dis
cussion Of the matters to come
before the council. The report of
the supreme treasurer showed the
receipts of the general purpose fund of
the order from April %, 1887, to and in
Guiding April 25, 1889, including the
balance on hand April %, 1887, to be
$42, 13l. Total disbursements from the
same fund during the same time, $780,
615. Balance on hand to the credit of
the fund. $3.50. The same report
shows that the receipts of the supreme
treasurer. M. j. OBrien, from April 90,
1887 (and including the balance of s5O4
on hand at that time). to April 25, 1889.
on account of the widows and orphans
fund. were 1924, ,4s4. The total dis;
bursements to the benefciaries and
the same time, 1924, ,1O7. Balance on
hand to the credit of the fund, $737. The
total assets of the order. including cash
on hand, supplies due on assessments,
called are Sl07, ,475. The total liabilities
including the amount due for supplies
and due to benefciaries for which calls
have been made are $9S,392. Supplies
over liabilities, S9,OS4. There have been
564 branches organized and LA dis
solved. The membership now numbers
1882. and there have been during the
time 452 deaths. The visiting knights
we're entertained tonight at the cham
Der of commerce. The council will con-
tinue it's sessions during Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.