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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
In bieiem SBeile unieres 2anSes

bsrri5t msbr @atarrb ais &rantbeiten
alsr ionitisen Qrteu, unb bis in bic iin9ite
j3eit bieIt man @utarrb fGr fait unbeilbar.
&anse !3eit gait er bel ben @eraten ais eine
locale Rrantbsit, es purben locale Seils
mittsI psr iu6t, uub neil bieie local anses
panbteu MitteI bas usbsl ni1t beiIten,
eIaubte man eS ni@t bei!bar. Die @ifens
i5aft bat bspisisu, bag Gatarrb cine
Rrantbeit has Spftsms lit unb baber cine
ausemeine gebanbluns erfOroert. 9an's
gatarrb &ur, BON s. s. Cheney, EoIsbo,
Obio, bereitst, III. bas einsise Mtttel i'm
Nartte ausemeinen SebanbIuns Der &rants
beit. 9asieIbe pirb inweRbis anses
panbt tn 0oien pom 10 Gropfen bis gu
eiuem Ebssl6ffel pou. SIS pirtt Direct
auf has Blut unb bic S9leimbdute bss
Spfiems. Gle bietsn Elm bunbert Dollars
flr ieben &ranfbeitsfal, ben bas RitteI
ni6t curirt. Wau penbe ft9 fur Circus
lare unb 8eusnihe an
s. 8. @bsnep 81 Co., Eolsbo, 8.
sY Bel allen apotbefern fur rs Gents
gu babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
Go aeht bas @etii9t bur6 bic Cages

Go gebt bas @eti@t Sur4 bic Cages
bIdtter, baB graibsnt Sarriion ben &i9s
ter bes Bunbesfreis seridts Srewer gum
Ra9folSer bes ueritorbeueu 8unbessS bers
ri9ters StanIsp Watbeus eruenne unb
@o%nsreBmann s. %. Resb non Council
Blufs N Srewer's StelIe tcmmen ioue.
Das i9eint i'm a~asemeiusn nidt redt
wnbridetnli9, benn benz geairtsrtdter
Sbtras ssbOrt uon redtswesen bic SteIe
als &i9ter bss Bunbsstreisgeri1tes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
Staat l. Amaeaeua.
Entered at the postoffice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
@eiSenoer 4gent: SEER y. Rrobit
Igenten Der v8a5ette".
Sn Ghi. 81.

Sn @bt.a9o, Su.:
Sr. Better &etter, 165 Surlins StraBe.
ST.. q. Ste nss&aImus, 2O6 @anaIport
glpenue.
Sir aurora un6 llmsesenb:
30 & Re9b, $50. 10 Nortb groabpap.
Sir ct. Yaul lno ilm9e9enb:
g. Cir o s, 522 @bmuno Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
@ir tpiini6en auen uniern Sc.
iern fr0bIi6e, gIiiflide 'Sitern !

Su 9ubuque pirb bisies 5ribiubr siems
lid piel sebaut. gis iett iinb ss nur
gripatgebauoe mittIerer 9r6se, bas Sulien
6aus anssenommen, bic In @rbsit inb 4;
absr wenn bas neue Spernbaus gu Stanbe
tOmmt, erbaltsn uieIe GRANDDAUGHTER bauernbs
8eidditfeuna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16

SeremiaS Gnten bon Saniitun 1T
twsifeuoB elmer Der dIteiien Wdnner bes
Staates Soma, penn nidt gar bes san3eu
8efteus. @r 1T los Sabre alt, fam
nod berumseben, bat uber bus ausenli9t
psrIorsn. Cullen mar finf Sabre alt, ais
8aibinston gum eriten 9rdfoenten bes
Vunbes einaeiett warb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
Ser SduhbGnoler SER Sbomas Wel.

dior, go. AIS GIap. StraBe, ber aIte Be-
fannie 2uremburser, ma9t feline seebrten
6unben barauf aufmertiam, baB er feline
Sriibiabrsuaaren erbalten. Gr bot quite
custom made S9ube unb StiefeI n~eueiter
SuGon, unb pom BENEFIT Waterial. bic er su
BboIeiaIesP reiien ~usrtauft. Ran ipre9e
pori
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16

Sic WotorsG umpasnie ma9t Gnitrens
sunsen ben Stastratb gu beuesen, baB ct
erlaube an I9tsr unb Siu Stra6e has
@eIeiie ber eIettrii9en gabn in bic Wfitte
itatt on bic cine Seite Der StraBe su lesen.
Der @nti9sib iiber bic Sade 1T ssssn BITE
8ini@e Der Gompasnie erfoIst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
2nrembur9ii6es aus 2tmerifa.
Wa6trGslt6.)

I'm s. Sanuar B. s. erbislt Serr
Sean 9. IItman pon Cascade Elm 8atent
nuf cine Notwithstanding an Yferbe.
eei5irr. Our9 cine Seber pirb uer1ins
bert, baB bic Strdnse ft6 %trennen, b. ;.
bnS bic Serbinbuus ber Strdnse an Der
SoppeI uupiutarIi9 ssIOf pirb, wte bies
bdufs Der Sal 1T, unb babur9 BITE Cider
belt bss @sipannes sefdbrbet wirb. Serr
altman ssiste uns mebrere bteier iebr etns
fa@sn rnb biQissn 9erbinbunsen Dor. Sic
erfiusn ibren 3pef polltommen. 8er
fi6 nit ibm psseu 9lbtreten Der Yatents
rs6te in gerbinbuns ieteu min, i9reibe an
8. 8. Gilman, Cascade, Dubuque Co.,
Soma. gs lit btes bas brittle Batsnt, bas
9err IItran Don bsr Understanding fir
6, finbunsen erbielt. Serr M.man ia
BON Smbrtnssn i'm Canton @reusnma9er
sebirtis.
Sleibt turiid.
gs ftnb perI6iebene Nnfrasen an uns
ereanseu tn getreff Der Sflabomas9 GnSe,
reisu. @tr ratben teinem unierer SANDS.
Isute fi5 jest babin gu beseben. gs lie:
gen UNI bas @ebtet beute i9on an 100 600
gtupunberer, pdbrenb bic sur gerfisuna
ffebenben Qdnbereten taum 10000 Seim:
fdttsn 9epdbren. Wun warts elm Sab,
unO tunn bort ii6srer unb rubiser unb su
biaiserem 9reiie 2anb eruerben, als beute,
unb oann fam Der Taruter iebsn, mas e,
tduft.
Ser Ietten Drummer bes vGu.
rCra 9OItfreanb" entnebmen mir bas Sol:
senbs:
Srau Sttilie Sartemes unb berer
Sobn baben ii9 Sabrtarten 9eIOit uno be9eber
f6 am Wtontag auf bic RiidreiIe mad QIreml:
burg. sic reiien am nG6iten Wittpo6 Don
yeeW Dort nit Dem Sampfer og8aeslanb" mad
antlperpen ab.
Sin trauri9er Il n9litsfau bat iid
an Gtenita9 in Der Souton'i6en @iIen9ieberei
erei9net. gta6mitta9s I'M 3 llbr 1paren cine
&nSabl lrbeiter bamit bef6Gitiot, cine @arla.
ouu9 Robeiien abSulaoen uno in Der 0arb auf.
Suitapelu. 0aSi elbe fiel iebo6 I'M uno auf ben
S0rmann Sobn S'Seefe lnb Ri6. Sil9er, nab:
reno lid Die iibri9en arbeiter nur nit tnapper
Nstb 81 retten permo6ten. Oils man S'Reeft
beruOrbolte, mar er toot. Gr mar 70 Idlimm
perleBt, baB Der Sob fat au9enblitli9 ~eingetre;
ten letn nllB. Stl9er bate jwar aud lebenS:
9efGbrlt6e B%erlesungen oapon9etraoen, bod il
mad &nlt6t Der lerjte nod Sofiuuns porban.
ben, baB er nit benz 2eben oapontommen wiro,
9ofentIiG wtrb unier 2anbsmaun SiI:
ger balb wieber auf Sen 8einen iein!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
RIetwere Ia@rt6tett aus Sowa.

QIs &pbert SdeibIer unb
feline Srau, bic etnise WeiIen fibweit.
li5 pom Sort Dodge wobuen unb gu ben
anssfebenften girssrn pom CALHOUN 60.
ssb0ren, auf elmer Subrt tn ber Radbarz
t9oft besrtHen waren, flog Elm Sunte aus
S1etbler'S Pfetfe auf bic Gleibuns ietuer
Srau, ieete oteielbe In Sranb unb Bic arme
frau %perbrannte, obue baB es ibrem Sat-
ten n10SIt4 9eweien pdre, ie Dor benz
t4redlt6en Gobe 5u retten. 9ei benz
geria4e, bic SIammsn 81 I5i9en, purben
BITE 5dnoe S9etbIer's 10 i9Iimm suseri6s
tet, oaB is obeenommen werben. muBten.
I'm ietnsm Iuftommen ptrb se3ueifeIt.
Bel Der 3u Dapenporta m 6.
April absbaltenen @~emeinbepabI baben
bic Demorraten ben Wapor, ben Yoli,eis
rt9ter, ben S9aSmeifter unb pier Nl6ers
manner, bic &epublitaner ben @ttp @lert
nnb bret a%Ioermdnner erwdblt. SIM @ans
5sn purben 1000 Stimmen abseseben; bic
hsmOtratii9e Mebrbeit betrus 1900 Stims
men.
Bel Der @abI in Scout
far3te ber iber Sowa's @ren,en binaus
betannte frdbere Brauereibefser s. 8.
Aniis tObt Dor benz @abItaiten rieber.
Yrobtbttton i9doiste ieinen @ei9dtsbes
trteb gang bebeutenb, unb um benz fanatic
t9en Wapor Srpin, ueI@er &eotut uoa.
ftdnbig tnebe!te, cine Hieberlaae bereiten
81 beIfeu, erbtbte ii9 Ter Wann ~ febr;
IS gtn9 ibsr feline 6rafte, unb BON einem
S9EagfuB 9etroffen. ~ftir3te er tobt au
SoSsn. ST farm iebenfaus ais Spfer Der
Brobtbitton bstra9tet werben.
Gin 8ewObner pom Davenport,
bsftt IN @rtanias $50, 900 &der 8aIb;
Lamb. Gin ct. 2Outier Tabritant ni6t
ptel w~ent9er.
Sn Der II msssenb pon gurIinss
ton, befir9ten bic 3i9ter pon 9seren
S9aoen our6 Resermau9eI, obglsi9 i'm
Hebrt9en bic Iust5ten 9ifuitts ftnb.
ltnter ben 4niiebIern Der 0es
BsoineSs 2anbsrsieu lift, felt bic aususiiuns
gen III ben Iebten Sagen uteSer auf9enomr
men purSen, bic Iuiresung ouf'S Reue
ausgebro9eu. Die pertriebenen lnfeblsr
baben 6ereits S9rttte getban, nm ibre
fri5er auSBsitobene 9robung, bQB fe fi6
n6tbi9enfaas nit @epGIt in ibrem 8eft:
tbum %bebaupten wer6en, ausSafabrsn.
Sn TrantIpn Gp., 8remer &c.,
1T man beim 8Obren zines Brunneus in
Der Gtefe pom l756uB auf cine dbnli9 itarte
8uHera6er 9eitoBen, pie bic su Belle
Blaine IN Benton go. Ser WaferftrabI,
pel4er empOr i6oB, bate 70 uisI @epalt,
buB ct ben 500 BIB. i@ueren Bobrer aus
benz &O9e biHaus mari. Die Sontaiue
bat BET elmer Starte pOu 6 sou eine S65e
BON 9 SuB.
Der Srtefmarber W a 3 a pom
Davenport 1T i'm 8unbsstreisseri6t su
Council BLUFFS gu etusm Sabre @efdnsuiB
pernrtbetIt poroeu. @r tann 8ufrteben
fem, baB bic Strafe 70 seIinOe ausssfauen
if.
Sn Coon 81 ap b 8 tommeu 10 bdu.
fig PrigeIeien Dor, baB bic bortise Beb6rbe
taft ratbIos 1T. 9Is es nod Salubns in
Der goonitubt CAB, purbe bisIen ale S6uIb
bsisemeGeu, nun aber tetn eiu3ises Sriuts
local bort beitebt, eri3sint es rGtbieIbait,
baB trOSOem BITE PriiseIeieu uortOmmen,
nub nod SabI, psun bte priissInbeu Ser
tonen benz 3arten @ei6Ie9t aussbOren.
Su 0ss Roinss 1T bur4 bic pies
len Sranbe, weI9e In Der Istten 3sit fats
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
Sn Der biefigen Metbuoiiten= Stride fiel

ON Sonntas i'm 9ottssbienife Elm Srems
Der, i9on Elm alter Wanu, benz Bres
bigger ms Wort, uetsiaste bic 8elt sebe
in neun Easen gu 9runoe, man fole ft9
auf bas gnbe berisIben porbereiten, benn
er babe bic Sifenbaruns erbaIten, bies BON
Stabt 3u Stabt su psrtiinben. Der Yres
bigger WcGorb bat ben Srembeu nm bic
glIaubnib in ieiuem Dtscurs fortaufubren,
sab ibm absr teine @sIesenbeit mebr sur
Nnipra1e. am Nadmittas seists f9 Der
Wann auf bsr Mtifiippibrite unb err
mabnte bic YaHanteu ftd bereit gu MAIDEN
auf ben Gag bes Ietten 9eridtes. @obiu
bod be protsitantiide iubitctiue Iusle'
suns ber 8tbel binfibrt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16

Sebt ba bic 8abl uorii6er 1T, IaBt bic
biefise vEimss" bic &ate aus benz Sads
unb ipri9t ii9 gu @unitsn Der Yrobibition
aus. Nun, baB bieies Slatt probibiticnis
itii9 sefinnt iet, mar i6on Dor Der 0abl
b%etannt, unb baber trauten bic @asler aud
nt1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16

Soriae @oae tam enbIi6 cer Iansers
ie5nte 3tsssn unb erquidts bic Is93en6en
6sloer. glues iproBt unb sriint unb teimt,
bod balteu tibIe Nd4te bic 8e9etation aus
rid. SpatftOits i8aOeu baum utat msbr
10 lei9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
Bic iebt iiub bier in Subuaue nod tel

nerIei NnitaIten setroffen worben, UNI cine
~Gentenarfsier Der EMANCIPATION @aibius>
toms aIs eriter 9rdtaent Der &epubIit gu
peranftalteu. @s mare nidt rstt. penn
6tsier bsntpirbtse Gag 10 Obne 8eiteres
p%oriibersinge. Inberparts trifft man sroBs
artise @nifaltsn; bier 1T bis istt nod
nt6ts 9el5eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
Cute @eIeaeuhett.

Die @aiienbausfarm in Der N6be Der Stabt
ftsbt nod Az perrenten. Sir einen fleiBisen
Vtann 1T bier Sslssenbeit, cine quite Sarm bill:
Gbomberg. OH 6ter StraBe, nabe WainitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16

Sames 9epi, Ode Der Siebenteu unb
Main'S traBe got einen GbsiI ieinsr 5ribs
iabrsuaaren erbalten. Wan fpre9e por
unb iebe fi9 bic reuen Waaren an. sic
finb bas Wobernfte, mas man In ber Stubt
finben fam, babel ftnb bic Breiie fsbr
mdBts, bic 8ebienuns bOfi9, bic Iufuars
tuns prompt unb bic Waaren uerben ms
6aus qeIiefert. Was mill man mebr2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
0etn6t.
go lit z. .. 8reipel0inger?

0erIelbe panoerte I'M Mai bes Sabres 1869
pom 6emi9 mad ben Ser. Staaten aus. ST
itebt i'm Qlter pom 80 Sabren. Serielbe lou I'M
Staate Ohio eiuen Sle6paareubanoel betrieben
baben. Ser Sbeim bes 9enannten s. .. @retz
pelbiuser, Der 9euau benielben Namen trdst,
lou ieiner 3eit bel Siffin, Ohio, elm SloIter 9es
9riinoet, uno lid in 6emielben auf9sbalten baz
Idaiten betbeiliet unb m06ten feline Wtiterbeu
belien gufentbalt tenuen. 9tdbere lustunft,
fir bic mir i'm Boraus banter, ri9te man an
bic Reoaftion oieleS glatteS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16

Scr Mputbefer, 9err EbOrmann, mel
bet isinsn psrsbrten &unben, baB Ct cine
ueus Auspabl 8ru9bdnber erbalttn bat,
msI9s sr gu miBissn Preilen uertauit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
I'm @alena. unierer Ra&baritatt, iiarb

..Sn Walela, unlerer Na1barl1aot, ltarb
Sobann BOB, felt ben lstten sebn Sabren
Gebatteur bes v@alena Tolfsfreunb".
Der 9eritorbens wurbe am Is. aus. 1889
in Wsdlsnburs sebOren, mo er aud feline
Susenbiabre tubra4te. am /. Sttober
1869 tam er mad @alena, mo CT a~nfanss
perI9iebsnsn 8erufen oblas, unter Inbe'
rsm aud benz zines 2ebrers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16

&c waren Siemli9 uieIe alte Solbaten
pom bier, bic it9 nub Burlington our Sers
iammIuug Der r8Iauiuten" bessben bats
ten uno 2ussauss Der Bo6e Surittebrten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
WatItp aufes Warftbertdt

Wer Selesrapb.) Is. gpril 1889.
Wei3en-Ho. Q, 500 Gts.
Safer-27 bis % @ts.
% Self 1foru-3li @ts.
Gosgeu-44 bis 45 @ts.
@erite-gto 2, IS @ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
ct. XnutS @arftberfht.

Cper Sele9rapb.) Is. Gpril 1889.
20 Ella n-rotber, No. Q, SO bis 81 @ts.
% 6forn- 80 bis 80 9ts.
Safer-2 "A bis 25 @ts.
Hogaet- bis - gt8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
Netps0prf Warftbertht.

Yer Sele9rapb.) Is. gpril 1889.
@ei3en-Wilw., go. 2, IS bis SO.
Safer-29 bis 80 Gts.
Weli n-9em. 10. AZ Bis 43 Cts.
S3weine eif6-$13.50 bis 1875.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16

Ser ltntsrnebmer Der itdbtii4sn @anas
l~iiation bat bic grbsit baran wieber aufsss
tonmeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16

Chicago WtarftberiGt.
0er Selesrapb.) 10. @pril 1889.
% ei;en-gfo. Q, - Sc bis 81 @ts.
% eI6torn- "a bis IS Gts.
Safer-23 biz "a 9ts.
&o9gen-4 @ts.
@erfte-S3 bis "a @ts.
8utter-17 bis % @ts.
Sarmfdie, 10 bis IL @ts.
@ier-10 bis 10t @ts.
% bisfp-$1.03 {.
Sdweine-$4.40 bis $50.
&iubpieb-$3.00 bis 800.
S6weinefleiid-$12 SO bis $12.40.
Cd a Is-$7.W bis $50.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-08-07
THEY WILL ALL GO OUT.
THE STRIKE IN THE COKE ReeIoM
Over One Thousand OF the Remaining
ovens VIII BE shut Down To-Dsy-rhe
Men Quiet and Peace BILE and Con-
Gdent of Success in the End.

SCOTTsDALE, Pa, Aug. 6-The strike in the
COnueilsyille coke region has assumed immense
proportions. OF the l4,OGS ovens in the region
not less than 1900 are now idle, aud the man.
ayers OF the strike assert that over Que thou
sand Of the remaining ovens viii be shut down
tomorrow.
The National progressive miners association
and the X of l. are working together il per.
feet harmony for the frst time in years. At
meeting at the Standard works yesterday the
men, who are nearly all National progressive
miners, unanimously passed a resolution ignor.
ing the scale and agreement of last February
The latest works out are Leisenrng Nos. :
and 3, Jimtown, Calumet Sterling, Emma,
Warden, Pennsville and Mover From the lat-
est reports received here 1t IS almost certain
that not more than eight or ten works out of
the seventy-six in the region viii be working
tomorrow. These, with the exception Of the
Mammoth. are oil small works, and viii not
eprssent over twelve or fourteen hundred
men.
The men in this part Of the region are quiet
and Peaeeable and believe they viii win the
strike The strikers from Donnelly aud Stone
VILE went TO Aorewood this morning at day
break and held a meeting in front OF the cem-
pany's store at that place. They succeeded ia
inducing the men 20 quit work, but il is re-
ported that as soon as the visitors left the paca
some of the men went back 10 work. arrange
ments are being made for immense mass
meeting TO be held at this place on W Wednesday
Delegations from all parts OF the region are eX.
pected TO be present and the meeting VIII bs
addressed by National Master Workman Rzs
and several other prominent labor leaders.
The latest feature In the coke situation here
Is the report that the strike will end success
fully as TAR as the Mcclure and J. NJ Schoou~
maker coke companies arc concerned. Tele-
phone messages have been sent tonight 10 all
the works operated by these companies, offer
ING the men an advance Of6lI per cent They
will try - force the price OF coke 10 a point
that will justify them in paying the advance
As far as can be learned, meetings are being
held at the above companies works, and the
probabilities are that number OF the men
viii return the morning. just what action
will be taken 10y the II. c. Frck company can.
not be Rscertained tonight, but u Is entirely
probable that they will make a similar oieT to
the men in their employ.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-08-07
APPOINTMENTS.
A Large Number OF Omces Filled by the
President Yesterday.

A Large Number of OrBces Filled by the
President Yesterday.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-The president made
the following appointments to-day:
Edward f. Hobart OF New Mexico TO be
surveyor general of New Mexico.
Joseph A. Clark of Maine 10 be pension agent
at Augusta. Ne.
Calvin G. Townsend Of Michigan 10 be prin-
cipal clerk of the public lands in the general
land office.
Isaac R. Conwell of Indiana to be principal
clerk private land claims in the general land
Office.
To be registers of the land office: William H.
McCann OF Nebraska at Chadron, Neb.; Julian
II. Bingham of Alabama at Montgomery, Ala. ;
William 4. +. May of Arkansas at Dardsnelle,
Ark.
To be receivers Of public moneys: j. E.
Frank Powers of Nebraska at Cbadron, Neb.;
Americus NJ. Neeiey OF Arkansas at Little
Rock, Ark: Nathan II. Alexander OF Alaba ma
at Montgomery, Ala.
TO be Indian agents: Robert Ashley of Ne
braska, at the Omaha and Winnebago agency
in Nebraska; {. w. Grouse Of Indiana, at the
Pima agency in Arizona; Thomas }. Moore OF
Missouri. at the Ouawapaw agency IN the In
dian territory; Charles +. Adams of Maryland,
at the Kiowa agency in the Indian territory.
William Hart OF Indiana, to be third auditor
Of the treasury.
John T. Rankin of Pennsylvania, to be
deputy auditor of the treasury for the pOstofice
department
Walter II. Johnson of Georgia, to be col
lector of internal revenue for the district Of
Georgia
Eugene 4. Webster of South Carolina, to be
collector Of internal revenue for the district Of
South Carolina.
Granville q. Benedict OF Vermont TO be col
lector OF customs for the district of Vermont
Columbus c. Wimbush OF Georgia, TO be
surveyor of customs for the port OF Atlanta, Ga
John F. Patty OF Louisiana. to be naval Off
Ger Of customs in the district of New Orleans.
John Inglee of Kentucky, TO be supervising
inspector of steam vessels for the Sixth district
(LOuisvilleL
Joseph II. Kibbey Of Arizona, TO be associate
justice Of the supreme court OF the territory OF
Arizona
George W. Jolley of Kentucky. TO be attorney
of the United States for the district Of Ken
tueky.
William Grant Of Louisiana, TO be attorney
of the United States for the eastern district OF
Louisiana
Peter A Williams of Florida. to be marshal
Of the United States for the southern district OF
Florida.
William T. Harris Of Massachusetts,, to be
commissioner of education.
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train TO collect my fares and just after
passing Harlem ] did my work in the
st. Louis sleeper and started for the
rear door, NV way 10 the ST Paul coach, in
tending 10 take up the iares in that and the Des
MOines sleeper, " hich we always bring out Of
Kansas City on that train and leave at Moberly,
where they are picked and sent north. When
1 reached the door and opened il ! was
met by two men who had their faces covered
by bandanna handkerchief, and each one
covered me with cooked revolver. One
OF them stood on the platform of the 81.
Paul coach facing me, and the other stood
= little 20 the right Of the door on the platform
of the ST. Louis sleeper. As opened the door
the one nearest TO me said Hold up your
hands ] thought thai a couple of the boys
were putting up little game me just for the
fun of the thing. and laughed and made some
joking reply. Quick rs q fash the fellow
showed the muzzle of his gun into my face and
said in an ugly tone Of voice: Hold up your
hands. you or I'll blow the whole
top OF your head off, / did not fancy that
kind of talk, and without stopping TO consider
let hin have it with my lamp. The remand
er of the story has been told. l believe the
robbers were novices, but / also believe they
shot to kill"
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SEIZURE OF The BLACK DIAMOND.
The Schooner Arrives in Victoria-Its Side
of the story Told.


Oft story Told.
VICTORIA, b. c., Aug. 4.-There is great ex-
citement here. The schooner Black Diamond
arrived last evening from Behring sea. Par
ticulars of the seizure by the American revenue
cutter are given as follows: July IL, We got in
a catch OF fifty three seals. At p. m. we
sighted the revenue cutter Rush. She came up
TO us and ordered Us to heave-tO. We did So.
The chief officer came aboard and demanded
our papers. We refused to give them to h i'm
and he then got a screw-dnver and screwed of
the hinges on the locks in the cabin. took the
papers and los sealskins and all Indian spears
and ter bags OF salt. Then he put John Haw-
kins, an able seaman, aboard, with instructions
to US to not interfere, as sailing master. As
soon as the Rush was lost sight of, southwest
course was taken right for Victoria. Hawkins
from the start saw it was impossible TO attempt
TO take affairs in his own hands, and eonse-
quently lay in his bunk nearly the whole time,
not attempting to interfere"
John Hawkins, the American seaman, says
he was treated kindly by everybody. When
he was put aboard the steamer. he said TO his
officers, Instead OF taking her to Sitka may
they go TO Victorian They did not answer
him.
Mr.. Hammley, collector Of customs here, said
he is OF the opinion that when Hawkins was
put aboard the Black Diamond the police on
the Rush did not care whether she came to
Victoria OF not, rs long as she got out Of the
sea and stopped destroying seals. Hawkins
left everything to the American consul here,
who has wired the Washington authorities
about the matter.
WINNIPEG. Man, Aug. SIT was learned
last night from British Columbia official, who
was passing through the city, that the entire
Pacific fleet of the British navy, with the ex-
ception OF two torpedo boats, steamed out Of
Esqumaul harbor three days ago, bound for
the scene of the recent seizure in Behring sea-
This was the result of much telegraphic com
munication between the admiral in command
of the fleet and the Canadian aud Imperial
governments. The heet that went north con-
sists Of seven war ships and two torpedo boats.
Five additional war ships are shortly expected
at Esquimaul to reinforce the feet. Orders
have been left that of these is TO straight
way proceed north, while the others will re-
main at that point. The RdmiraPs orders are
not known.
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ADDED MuRpER 10 HIS CRIME.
A Fifteen-Y ear-OId Girl BrutaIIy Assaulted
and Choked to Death.

BECKvILLE, Tex, Aug 4.-Mamie Z. ALI.
son, young girl of fifteen years, was found
dead in her bed Tuesday morning by her sister,
nine years OF AGE, who failed to notify the
neighbors of the fact, although friends were
living not thousand feet away. The young
lady's parents were gone from home, having
left Sunday not to return until Wednesday.
Wednesday a neIghbor called to GET Allison 10
do some work for him and the, younger girl
told him her father was not at home. but would
return that day, but he could not do any work
as her sister was dead, adding: "But don't tell
any one till papa gets home" The physicians
who examined the body found that the most
terrible crime had been first committed and
that the fiend had added murder by deliberate
" choking his victim with both hands, clasp
ing her throat until death ensued. Great ciots
of blood were found under the skin, which was
blackened and dishgured terribly from her
throat down to her breast and Shoulders. From
the testimony it developed that the younger
sister was threatened with death ii she gave
the alarm, and was terror-stricken. Officers
are working on clew with little chance of
EupppSa