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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-26
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Berlin, 90. aas. auf benz @swalts
marj4. ben Elm batriltes Reaimsnt ami,
i8en Wurtbrsit unb gibeliiabt su,idlsste,
wurben ITO Rann pom Sonnsnifi9 ses
troffen. Drei berielbsu fatben unb fiebs
sebn !iesen tn Ststben. w. -.
Berlin, al. Mus. am Is. Seps
t<mber ptrb Der bsuti1e Nersnertsconaree
tn Sdle 3uiammentreteu nnb bis gum 90.
September anbaueru. ~ ... ..r~ .
+ ."& &Oefsrret&s11usaru.
Wisn, 90. Hug. @sif@n purbe bie
Stsisrmart pon einem Srtan beiu,seiu4t.
Der Sturm sntwifeIte eine flr1terlt9e
@swaIt, uxb es III pisI S4absn anseri4s
tet morbeu. Sn @ras wurbe bas @es
bdube Der nationalen Ausftsauus uolliidn:
big 5erft6rt. ~... 1s8 .s.0 '."FI-.. .
Beth, %. Mug. Das Mde,baumini,
ffertum BON ltusaru bat ifatiifif1s TabsIs
len aber bic Wetsenernte Der gan,en WeIt
seiammeIt. Dana@ bstrdst bisielbs 725
Williouen SsftoIiter, unb bic Wenss,
wsI9s uou einfibrsnben 2dnbsrn usrlanst
wtrb, 1913 Wiuionen SsttoIi!er. Dte
@siammtmsuss pon DeiBen, wsI9s sur
ginfubr porbanben III, bstrist l4s WiIs
Itousu 5sttoIitsr. Der WiRiiter iast IN
isiusm Bsri9t, baB wsssu bss ssrinasn
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gu benz sur @tnfubr uotbwsubisen @etreibs
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Bern, 90. Aus. 5sute wurte Der
Ranton Waabt pou einem Wtrbelpiao
bsimssiu9t, Der sinen bebsutsnben S9a.
ben an,i1tste. Die D5,fsr 2auaIles unS
Sous murbsn ,srf6rt unb sanse Malber
uurben psrui4tet. Cine Wense Meni&eu
murbsn psrlsst. Der Ortan bate eine
Dauer pon nur brei Minuten.
Bern, 81. Mug. Der Biidbof pom
Sisrra 9sons, wel9er ii9 aussnblidIi9 In
bsr S4wei3 aufbdlt, bat Ra1ri1t erbaIs
ten, bur9 usI3e Der Cob bss 5errn @ates
uub Sabsrausit unb bsr Srau Rinamann,
WttsIisbsr elmer @sisli9aft pon nsuu
Wftifondrsu, uel4e uor sinisen Wonateu
bie Der. Stauteu uerlisBsn, um i'm cuban
8etsbrunssperiu9e su MAIDEN, beitdtigt
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am afritanii&sn Giebr. a ,.... FOL
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ben &auton Waabt bsimiu1te, $50 Wens
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semslbet, haB iit tn benz Besirt Borinaae
5000 8ersIsute am Strsit bsiinbsu. 90,
ctaliifii@e 5ibrer idsu untsr ben 2euteu
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llmfans an. Ssuts Isstsn $500 8ersleute
bic arbsit nisbsr, wobur9 bic 8atl ber
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fa .sraE i. Ddusmart. Ca .
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8oaipsi9er brad ssftern Ssuer aus unb
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-26

~S't tlS SS" ~ :" y ~ SNt az y ~
4aut benz a1ten Sabresberi9ts bes Ss'
erstdrs bss 8erwaltunssratbes, 6rn.
5stnr. Spauuborif, befaubsn i19 am &C.
SuIi 1890 In 5dupeu bss S9asmeiiters
elm &eisrOsfonb uon s2e, ,66a.4o unb elm
Suarbsitaub INT aufassu : 5Onb uOu
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res um $96o.s4 fir 3rnisu unb uu
90. 48l.97 an ginSablunssn uor r,eusu
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men far ben AuFasen.Goub beIiefen fi9
suiammeu + auf 500, ,277.9s (uoridbrissr
gaarbsitanb $5.746.25, Sabrsss giuuabs
msn s57. sal. .7sl; tapou wurben far So
Stsrbsfdae @ $1,000, Eur 2 @ $500 uni
far stnsn 5au 3u $3.50 suiammsu ausbe.
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5ir ben llutoffen : Soub uurben usrsiu:
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Der Sstrstdr cine @mpfsbIuns unb auf'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-26
Sabraa,tg 20.

UulfQu EQtler, ASeter Se1ntanr, sS0lep9 Ste=
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-26


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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-26

sr0Br, ale im goliabre, uub Der Reierues
SOnb peiit einsn Suwa9s BON $50, 94e auf.
Die ginnabmen unb aussabsn bes @sus
traI .8ereins itslIen Ii9, wie foIst: a..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-26
9ie 35. SSabresperi

Sentidsn &6m.s saatb. Central : 1ereins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-26
. dutm art.

aoptnbasen, 90. aas. Sn einsm
Soaipsi4er brad seiterr Ssuer aus unb
ri4tste sinea S4abeu uou 9 Ril!ionsn
Rrorsn an. .sHt1 saa ssr. s., IS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-26
W Ito.

Gausir. 81. aus. Die frant6Fi9e
militdIti&s aborbnuns bisr baIf benz Gull
ton In benz thr3Iib itattssbabtsn Rampfe
nit ben &sbsQsn BET Ssmmour BET Der 8es
bisnuus Der @sidass. Sis &sbslsu tres
ten INNER nod brobsnb auf.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-17
The Loss ct Lake Gervaia Z.

ST. PAUL. July l5.-rhousands Of
people from 81. Paul drove out this
AFT rnoon to the scene Of the cyclones
furious attack ut Lake Gervsis. The
road leading 10 that rcint was thronRed
with vehicles. and In the nelghbor-
hood Of the ruined cottages there were
ipnumerable groups Of sight-seers and
relic hunter, who interferred to no
slight extent with the earnest work.
es who were searching among the de-
bris and In the lake for bodies Of the
missing. The aspect Of the country
which had been swept by the storm is
one never to be forgotten. Immense
trees had been torn aud twisted and
lay scattered all over the ground,
while only the remains CT what had
been commodious aud well built houses
were srllnters that lay about in every
direction. About fifty feet back Of the
Good and Schurmeler cottages Is q
spot about 100 feet square where the
storm appears to have dons is most
fantastic work, and the peculiar effect
II one that calls forth expressions Of
wonde A large force Of men were
engaged oil day In dragging the lake
tor the bodies o1 Mn. Schurmeier and
her son and Mr.. Phaefier. but without
success. They resumsd work at day
light. and with . thousand feet Of frops
to which hooks were attached, com.
mepced . thorough search. At pres
ent writing they are still unsuccessful
II 10 the theory Of many people tha
the bodies Of the missing parties are q
likely 10 be found on land - In th,
water and partlss have been soourinI
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-17
More Water Works Display.

Yesterday WAS great day for Miles
City for the reason that 1t witnessed
the first exhibition OF the new water
works. The performance yesterday
Was not in any sense tesl Of the
works, Is The pumping was sIl done
by the small pump, which is not cal-
culated to develop more than q domes.
tic pressure, and for the further reason
that the water was thrown through an
inch and half bose with q three.
quarter inch nozzle. The main ob.
ject wss tn sprinkle Main street,
which was very dusty. Louis King,
chief Of the fire department, by vir-
the of his ofilc held The nozzle. and
beginning at the corner OF Park and
Main streets the hose was successively
attached to each plug on Msin street
and the street thoroughly wet down to
the great satlsfsctian Of the merchant ts
doing business on the street. Though
nothiEg was or could have been ex-
pected Of the performance, it was new
ertheless noticeable that with a pres
sure Of only fifty pounds At the pump
no difhculiy wss experienced in put
ting the water on the TOPS Of the two
story bricks, making 1t apparent that
with the big pump working through
regulation fire hose there will be no
difnculty In meeting the severest tests
the system can be put to. The work
of laying the mains and suction pipe
appears to be perfect, as, two hours
after tbs pump stopped last night, the
gauge registered 40 pounds pressure on
the mains. which was just what was
shown when It stopped, showing the
system at this pressure to be entirely
free from leaks or flaws. The street
sprinkling will be continued to-day
and In addition the water will be used
to settle the earth 10 the trenches,
thus leveiing up the streets for travel.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-17
following news item clipped from q
recen' issue oil the Dead wood Tiai.,.

following news item clipped from q.
recen' issue oi the Dead wood Tim.,:
A. NJ. Bowd'e. ut the head of the
First National bank. Mitchell, regis.
tered at the Keystone, yesterday. On
Saturday he completed survey of a
route for the Chicago, Milwaukee A
u. Paul from Chamberlain to the
Cheyenne. Ae leaves 10 day for HoA
Springs, thence home. His party wa
at Rspid yesterday. He l. .xoe.d,n :
ly reticent. but In q rsund about w.v
1t Ia learned that the route follow. the
survey OF few years ago, 10 the bad
lands, where IL inclincs to the north.
crossing the Cheyenne vt or ne.r iIs
confluence with the Belle Fourche
thence proceeds along the north bank
NJ the stream to Alkali and crossing
heads direct for Dsadwood. In ali
probability the Boulder route will be
adopted. II should surprise no one m
work on the grade begsn before the
summer Is well advanced. Mr.. Bow.
die 10 closely identified with the Nil.
waukee and his appearance ut this
time is very significant. His name
has been prominently mentioned in
connection with The state treasury. but
he will peremtorily Iecline nomipa.
tiOn.
Should the Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
adopt this route. as Low seems ,igbiy
probable, II will be direct arrival Of
the Fremont 4 Elkhorn for the trade
of this section ol the country and %
neither road can afford TO lie still In
the vicinity Of the Hills there IL every
reason to believe that both will be &C.
tive in pushing their lines to the Vel.
lows'one and beyond. In this case It
seems to he impossible that Miles City
can be overlooked and it is more than
likely that both roads will find IL to
their interest to make this place point
on their lines. The future 10 certainly
big With railroad possibilities and IL
our people will only stir themselves Q
little in calling the attention of the
roads named to this section of the
country our future may he accelerated
by years IL not BY months.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-17
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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-17

The facilities Of the present day sbf
the production Of everything that vim
conduce to the material welfare and
comfort of mankind are almost uullm-
ited and when syrup Of Figs was ARA
produced the world was enriched Win
the only perfect laxative known. - u
Is the only remedy which h truly
pleasing and refreshing 10 the tasos
and promps and ef5ecsual to clsanss
the system gently In the spring tim
or in fact, 1t any time, and the bstHss
II 10 known the moro popular Il -
comes.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-17
MORE DISASTER.
An Immense Seven-story Ware
house at Minneapolis Burned
to the Ground.
The Scene of the Cyclones WorL
at Lake Gervais an Awe.
Inspiring Sight.
A Million Dollar Fire.

MINNEAPOLIS, July l5-The large
seven-story warehouse of the Security
Warehouse company. at First street
and Fourth avenue north, owned by
Wood & Morse. was entirely destroyed
by fire, together with the contents this
afternoon, entailin loes of nearly q
million dollars. The fire caught upon
the second floor of the building and 10
supposed to have been caused by
spontaneous combustion. 1t soon
spread to the upper foors, which were
filed with agricultural implements,
while on the fourth floor were 500 tons
of binding twine which added fuel to
the flames. As soon as possible the
tiremen got to work, but were ham,
pered by the intense heat. 1t was
impossible to approach within 500 feet
Of the burning building unless his face
was protected. Two men-W. w.
Morse, one of the proprietors, and the
engipeer-were rescued by means Of
ladders from the fourth floor. They
were almost blinded and suffocated by
the dense smoke which overhung ev-
erytf ing, making 1t impossible for
one 10 distinguish anything at dis
tsnce Of ten feet. On the south side
was the large storehouse Of the John
Deere company which was saved by
the heroic work of the firsmen. Just
at the rear stood the Chicago. st. Paul.
Minneapolis and Omaha roundhouse.
In which several engines stood 10
stalls. They were quickly removed ~
II was feared that the roundhouse
would be crushed by falling walls. but
happily. this was not the case. Upon
the north side stood . three story stone
building owned ty Watt Keys and
occupied % . dwelling house by Q
number OF Jewish families. This was
crushed fiat 10 was one story frame
building uted % shipping room, in
which was stored a quantity Of ma
chinsry. The burned warehouse was
erected in April Of this year and was
used as storage and transfer ware
house and was one OF the largest es-
tablishments of Its kind in Minneapo-
lie. It cost about $5O.OOO and was in.
sured for $35, 900. Losses are as follows:
Cordage company, binding twine,
$205, 900, insured; VIM. Deering 4 Co.,
Chicago. &l25, 600; Emerson, Talcott 4
Co.. Rockford, ILL.,, SIS, 900; Grand De-
tour Plow company, Dixon, ILL.,, s25,.
600; American Road Machine comps-
ny, Philadelphia, $4,000, Appleton
Manufacturing company, Appleton
Wis.,, $S5,OOO; o. 8. Kelly 4 Co.,
Springfield, O., 100000; Wood 4
Morse, $4,000. The Miscellaneous
loss 10 at least 100000. In addition ia
these amounts are the losses Of indi.
viduals who hsd furniture stored.
There was . large quantity Of silver
ware burned.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-17

the country for miles around the
wrecked cottages In hope of discover
ing the remains under the fallen tim
Der. TIE injured are al, do ng we'll,
though two or three may die. The
damage to property is estimated from
500 900 to $l25 .O00.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-17
Proposed Possponement Of Horss Sales.

Proposed Postponement Of Horse Sales.
The Horse Sales Association held
two important meetings yesterday.
At the nrst, held in the forenoon at
the club rooms, . report was made by
Chas. E. F. Clark to the effect thai
the time intervening between now
and the proposed horse sales set for
August 18th. was altogether too short
to admit Of properly advertising the
sales in the east and II was recon-
mended that the sales be postponed
until o later date. This matter was
by common consent left to be settled
by Q meeting OF the directors Of the
association which WAS held last night.
At this session the full board Of direc-
tors was present with the exception Of
Jepp Ryan aud the question above
mentioned couing up, 1t Was decided
to postpone the sales until the week
commencing Sept. 29th. 1t is ex-
pected to expend some $1,000 In ad-
vertising the sales and Of this amount
some 500 10 now iu hand with every
expectation Of the remainder being
secured In Q few days. Although the
matter was settled - far % the associ.
alton is concerned, It was deemed Cd.
visable to confer with the horse breed
ers Of the county In regard TO it before
the date 10 finally announced, and "a
accomplish this. circulars will be sent
to oil In the course Of the week. The
advertising will be thoroughly done
ln the leading horse papers Of The
east, 40 also by display posters, oifcu-
lars, ETC., and with the time now be-
fore US II 10 believed that . good At
tendance Of horse buyers can be se-
cured.
At the meeting last night Mr.. j. B.
Collins was elected assistant recre.
tary and the books and correspond.
ence of the association placed In bis
hands. The association 10 to be con.
graduated on securing 30 able person
as Mr.. Collins to care for its affairs.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-17
ANOTHER RAILROAD.
The Milwaukee and 20. Paul Heading for
Eastern Montana.


A new factor In the railroad situation
as relating TO eastern Montana Is the
probable extepsion Of the Milwaukee
and 81. Paul road fr,m Chamberlain
on the Missouri river 10 some point In
the western portion Of South Dakota,
with the ultimate prospects Of an ex-
,eution into Wyoming or Montana.
This road hes had its terminus at
Cham berlain for the past twelve OF
thirteen yean awaiting the opening
OF the great Sioux reservation before II
could proceed further westward. Al
the last session Of the south Dako. q
legislature II was granted a certain
limit Of time-belisved TO be mine
mont nths-ln which 10 file map Of deh-
Mite location over that portion Of th'
Sioux reservation opened last winter
That the company are now acting IN
der this provision h evident from th'
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-17

That tired feeling nov % s(leo
heard Of, b. entirely ovssssns y
Hoods sas,aparilla, whioh elvus
mental and bsdlly stssnglh.