davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-23

ein9ebridt, S6orniteine berlInterseitiir,t, SGs
der nit ben Srettern ab9eoedt, bic Straben NIT
3ie9eln nnb S6iefern bebedt, bic Sbauiieen
nit seltiirjten Saumen uno ab9eriiienen geiten
beiGet, bic Sele9rapbenitansen abseriiien, unb
gaune, bic Elm Uann faum umfaiien fonnte.
limb einfa6 ab9efnidt. Sier auf unlerm 9e9et
Often unb SIoen abseSadten Sero,use bat
oas @etter arg sebauit. Yiele Suu6ert Obit=
bdume lie9en ba. Die 6orntaiteu uno Sru6t=
baufen wnroen melt De9Sepebt. 8ort iiebt
man giinoel an ben gGumen ooer in ben Sele.
9tapbenorGbteu bangen uno meiter limb bic
@einberse nit Salmen beitreut. Die Rebitote
lino pielfa6 pom 0inbe fla6 nieber9eoriitt.
Ufebrere gSaSen, bic nit Salmiriihten belaben,
waroen lmSeworfen. guf einem iol6en Was
gen IoB cine 6rau nro elm 6ino, pel9e unianft
sur @roe tamen. Gui Der yfoiel fam sssen
l6nea bic Seile fappeu, ionit naren bic Rferbe
NIT ms 0uiier 9nilien woroen. Die Sbiere
le9ten n6 auf bic Rnieen uuo Die Sibrer lad
auf ben Soben AM nidt we99epebt gu peroen.
Die Sdifie puroen ans ufer 9ei6leuoert unb
elm lbeil Der Snlatien Lief ans 9ano, fiir6tenb,
oaB bic S6iiie 81 @runoe 9insen. aui Der
Heniter 3ie9elbiitts wurbe cine Seite bes 1as
Dies gang abseoett. Sine i3iesel Hog elmer
Srau an ben Ropf, bab lie cine tlaiienoe @unbe
erlitt.
Gin;slne 9eute purbeu beionbers idlimm
betmgelu6t. 90 wurben brei itpere girns
bGume, benz Srn. S6odsgoneert sebori9, ab.
sebroden unS bis in ben Nin9ert 6es Waurers
Stntit: Solba6 seporfen, woour9 cine Wtense
GebitOte perni6tet wuroen.
Die 9uremburser Strabe binaui bis ali @res
p~enmaderberg limb beionoers piele gGlme ses
fuuen, 10 oaB bic StrdBe uniabrbdr mar. Dem
Sturm sin9 elm leiIes Sonnerrolen poraus.
au6 aus ben Ra6barorti6aften tommen
WittbeilunSen iiber ben Sturm, pel6er aber
taum tr9enowo 10 tart als bier gepiitbet bat.
On @ulerbiQis puroen bic i3ie9eloG6er Der
Sbonnadreniabrif arg bei66biot. Die nG6t
Der Wtoiel gelesenen 0pbnbGuier nit Siegels
bG6ern limb mebr ober miuber bei6Goigt,
SGume limb ieoo6 MIR wenis 9afaasn. Sas
neniee Obj, lpeltes bic gaume nod batten,
wurbe iiberall sGnSli6 absei6iittelt. Su benz
Walerbilig 9eSenilber gelegenen Sberbiui9
rpuroe baS Sdieierba6 am Sdulbau,e auiae:
bedt. Sm Yarfe Simons III Wertert puroen
Die Seniter Der Riitbeete bis iiber bic Wauer
9eporien uno man6er Baum setuidt, anbere
bei6doist.
Sn @oitinsen, @eder, 9erburs unb Siper
bat Der Stilrm weni9er Seidabet.
i3a Waiierbiuis wurbe bic SGbrponte pom
Sau 9eriiien. Sn 0elen puroe bas Citations.
sebduoe beiddbist.
Sn Remid baufte Der Sturm penieer tart.
Die Sdupe wurSen 9ei6ittelt, aber penise limb
abgebroden.
Sn e~uremburs bauife Der Stirm unter Sous
ner uno glie. ueberaQ lager SlGtter uno Qeite
nieber. Quf benz S6obermeBplase itno cine
Gnsabl Saraten ein9eltiirit, mas ben Subenbe
| iisern piel S6aoeu madte.
Sn Sietir6 wuroe nidt uiel pom benz Sturm
belnertt, auber, oaB bas Obit pon ben SGumen
9ei9ittelt purbe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-23
QuS Wraentiuten

psr6ffsntlitt bas g. B." sinen Brief, aus
usIaem CUR @eniss bsruorssbt, baB unisrs
oortbtu aussewanperten 9anbsleute ni1t
auf Stolen ssbsttst limb. 0ie t6nuten bic
2eute bier 10 friebli4 Ieben, ifatt al bas
unssmab in benz entfsrnteu, psItfrembsu
9anbe su s,trassn unb babel nod INNER
bas llnsewiiie Der 3utunit Dor ii9 gu babsn.
Gan Antonio, 1. Suli 1890. - 9iebe
Srioer! Sbr tra9t Sud pielei6t, oh tenn
aues tobt in alrSentinisn iei, oa S3r Idon
ldnsft nitts mebr pou uuS 9ebort babt. Dun,
feline 9ta6ribteu limb aud 9tadribteu. DAP
bic R~efolten gang Seteblt iino, oaS pibt Sbr
bereits uielei6t, aud oaB b0ie 6rantbeitsu, SSns
TluenSa lno Sppbus bier berrl6en. Seioer 9ots
ties muBte ih leste mitmahen. a6t pole 9Sos
den bitete ib oas Belt, mar psrieben NIT ben
bl. Stsrbelatramenten uno i6reibe ais l6persr
4onpa!escent nit Sitternoer Sano oielen Brief.
Weine Srau mar ebeniaQS nur einel Singer
brett pom grabe uno meine beioen alteiten Rins
Der lIno leloeno; bas Jingle bier an9etommene
tebrte, tolim benz Sl6te gebprer, ;um Batter i'm
Simmel suriid. ginen @inblit in bic 3uitGnoe
bes bieiigen @elopertbes f0nnt Sbr aus Solsens
benz S%ewinnen. gSGbreno Der tlr;elt Rrantbeit
Der anna 6atbarina be;ablte ib iir Die 6uti6er
500 ST., uno Der 0oftor bdnbigt mir nG9itens,
penn t9 ri6ti9 perltanoen, cine &e6nun9 pon
$500 6r. etu. Sas llno barte gtiiile.
Gini9e 9eute Der Rolouis iinb Der Srantbeit
erle9eu. Slid, oaB mir ben suten, talentpollen
Germ S6webag bier beIisen. gr fsnnt mebr
pom ben 8rantbeiteu, ais man6er Sottor oa.
bier, une mir llno ibm sum 9rDbteR Dante pers
perpili6tet : obne ibn, 10 meme i'd, wasn mebs
rere GolonIiten seitorben.
gir baben iebr talt bieieu 8inter, mas bod
oas adern ni6t perbinosrt. Weine brei Rne6te,
welde monatli6 $50 Sranfen 9obn srbalten,
baben bis beute 50 Settares eanb iir 0ei;en.
laat 9sprllst; has ausiaen bssinnt nGbits
@o6e.
usber 4 bis 8 Wtpuats psrbs i5 Sud Ra6,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-23
@IidIt4 heimqetebrt.- 6err


Sobn 6isfsr, Don Der %betannten W6beIs
Sirma 9sbr. Risffsr an 5. unb @irarb.
apsnus gu philadelphia, III BON isinsr
Reiie mad europa woblbsboltsn mad
5auie suritsstsbrt. Seine Briber bat:
ten ibm aus bte'sm 4nlafe einsu @mpfans
bsrsitst unb isin Wo5nbaus nit unSdbli:
gen 6lasssn aIsr Nationen sesiert. 9srr
Jobn 8teffsr, Der idon felt Sabren oas
amt bes Setretd,s beg ct. ginceuBs0ais
ienboarbS bstlsibst, fiebt iest um ssbn Sabre
iinser aus, unb bat feline alte 9eimatb In
9~ursmburs beiudt unb bann cine Runb,
reiie bur9 9eutidlanb gsuadt, Bel mel,
der @slesenbeit sr oad bas Baitonsipiel
in Sberammersau B iu9ts. RatirIi9 bat
er iibsr feline &eiie pn su srsdhlsn, meint
aber, bag es ibm bod nod in philadelphia
am beitsu sefaae.
Sn Ssautee county, Wisc ;,
baben fib foIsenbe 2ursmburser ais gau'
bibaten fur 9oun,p 4smtsr eltldrt:
q. 6. Betsr, ganbibat fir rlrtunbsns
resiftrator.
8. Reuens TT ganbibat fir County.
i9asmeitsr.
q. 8uttp unb 5rant Dsaes Rnb Cans
bioaten fir Sberiff.
u. 5. Rrsissr 1T @anbibat fur S9uI.
superintendent.
Dem vaurora 8oItsfreunb" lit bas
Solsenoe entnommen:
Der nOroli9 pom Der Staot nobnbaits Sars
mer Dtatbias 2Soli 1T Sreita9 Dtor9en 10. @.)
i'm Qlter pom "a Sabren seltorben. Derielbe
mar 80 Sabre i'm gamble urO elmer Der alien Nm
liebler in bieiiser @e9eub. Die Seeroi9uns
tano am Sonntag Nabmitta9 auf benz tatb.
Sriebboi in gtorb- 2lurora itatt.
Sreita9 q a d. mittas D. W. Soseu bic
Sports oes oeuti6eu @eidaftspiertels Ctorbs
Sroabwap) in beIen S6aaren mad Der Reuus
babn, wolelbft ein Uettlaufen Smil6en Sranf
Sunsels unb Sobu Softer itattianb, auf beiieu
ausSan9 bobe 2Setteu einae9an9eu waren.
Sun9els, pel6er ieiuem @e9ner poraus par,
bate oas Otalbeur 81 faIen unb iniol9e oeIien
se,pann @oiter bic Wette. Softer wuroe i'm
triumph nod Saule geleitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-23

ri9t 9eben, Oh mir bier bleiben tOunen ob,r
nl9t. Senn nenn bic grnte oieies SSabr piebgr
tebli6lGgt, weroen mir taum iortfabren tDnnsn.
Srauri9 9enu9, nenn es 5ur @irtli6teit tame!
gebet ipobl! Weiue au9en limb fei9t - bod
lb bin elm WPann. y. g.
anmertuus bes abreiiateu. aus gorfeben=
benz 9ebt berpor: 1. DAP bas @eri6t, peltes
umsebt, Serr S6webas iei auf Der &ittfe6r
be9riifet, ms 0aiier fGat. Q. DAP bic Stimz
nlltnS Der @olouiiten cine sebriidte, unb Der ein=
3l9e anfer oas @ebeiben Der oiesidbrissn Saat
ut. 3. 0aB bic 9eiuuobeits;uitdnbe in San
Qntonio teinespeos roiia limb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-23
Sturmnr0nif.

am 81. ausuif s%ntitano elm ortauartis
ger Sturm, Der IN Der WOisIssssnb unb
aud anberpdrts bsbsutsnbsu S9absn ans
ri4tets. Die vObermOieI Seituns" i9rsibt
baribG:
,Gis Cult mar III ben lsstsu Sasen siemli6
abSetiblt uub seitern mar eS rs6t raub uno
winbig. lin 4 ubr 9ia6mittass srbob iib bel
raid 9eiuntensm Saromstsritanee uno ldwa
nuteu pGbrte, absr 9roBss lnbeil anri6tete.
0as 0sttsr pom 10. Qusuit 1885 unslidli6sn
@noenfenS 1T taum bamit ~ per9lei6en. Wit
siusm IRale parsu Senlter Had pon Der 9uit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-23
gipiIfauB Der Sta6t WtIt.

SterbeiGlle.- Som 10. 9lus.: Satob
Soispb gSirol, alt % g., &oupeber, Gbesatte
bon Natbariua DtuBman; IT,: Sran; Eol6,
SO Sabre, S9reinsr. Gbs9atte pon Waria hind
15.: Nitolas ginsielo, at rs g., aterer, 8itts
iper pou pima Ratbariua @loeiener.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
APPROPRIATIONS FOR COAST OFFENCE.

Washington. Dec. 0.--1he Urgent Deficiency bin.
reported To tho House. apprOpratcs S3G0O0O 70 sup
ply a deficiency In the appropriation for public print
Ing during the current fiscal year. The Fertilization
Appropriation bill for the year viii carry an apprp
praton Of S447s sos, being S3,0o512O les than th"
estimates The bill Is framed with the view Il con
tinunc the policy indicated by Congress, in the bin.
the last three fiscal years. Tho following the
items which make up the amount Of the iii: For re
pair and preservation Of fOrifcations G122OOO; tor
pedocs for harbor defence $2l6OOO, gun and mortar
batteries 81 900 900 sites for fortihcatons 5J0uooO
armament for Notifications. Sl70O46O gun factory
buildings and machinery, S7jO:i43. for tests
pcriments 100000 The appropriation for gun and
mortar batteries Is 70 be expended for construction Of
erin and mortar batteries for defence Of Boston lar
hor Ncyv.York Harbor, san Francisco Iarbor, lamp
ton Roads and Washington. The bill Of last year ap
proprated 81 .22I 900 for this purpose. This year
the War Department asked for Si,73J.o00. bat the
committee believed that Al 100000 would bo all that
could be pronably expended. The largest item In TIE
appropriation for armament Of fO-tihCuons =
II 900 900 for the purchase OF oil tempered and an
nealed steel for high-power coa'td'i'hco
rms Of 4. 10 and Il inches calbrc
To complete the army gun factory building al Water
vet Arsenal by the erection Of south wing S2407 ~
IS appropriated and for machine TOOLS power plant
and fixtures adapted 10 the manufacturing Of s""
seacoast guns to complete the equipment 81 Inc
south wing s4Ge 900. The report says that the total
can,dty of the gun factory when completed and
e0i,tnnCd a. prOyided for IN the bill viii be twelve
siuth fourteen 1O-nch and twenty l2i1ch, or then
equivalent Of thirty-lye 12inch guns per annum
The erection OF this additional wing and it, equip
mont is said TO be the most obvious and most crDnOn
ical step toward providing more adequate facueS ioi
suppylng the armament needed for coast defence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
NOrf s.

"a Entirely now in It's opening. adopted win VIC"
r. forming centre and taxing advantage OF the con-
fined ros..oa Of the adverse Q b
n Probably the b,st way to stop The advance IN me
centre -, =
,. rs P-s4 PIX p; Pc o. PNo r. :
p1O p : XIX !. with good game
d 4 better outlet Tor tina Kt than az X later on,
for tha later plan would have ncccs'tat'd WHITES
IN ,uoyc 10 q g. whcr' Black would have had an oiTor-
tuntty Of attacking II by . ht-kt >.
fcI II Kt-Q 3. II mkt best II PNB. II R-K So :
10 PIP. l3 Q or ktNP; - PIX "ouio ha'o given
White cven a superior game.
r. II l7..P-K II instead, White would answer
~ tH l. and II then Is Pap - PIP, and evidently
lack AGAIN captures account OF the reply B-0 D. ana
ANYHOW White get, a powerful attack.
~ WHIT might. perhaps have pressed the attack with
NOR. prospect OK succcs. by - PIX g. 10 oNK p 20
Il . s. followed by ByR L en-
IN, II 20 y X Ri 20 90 y; 81 Q 70 81. and now
Ma dare take the account of the reply B-b So
lon, ~, wins. nevertheless. BY B-kt u.
ID, \ very good move. 10 helps Rlack TO obtain The
drawn result. and Is much stronger than 20 II T.
ilO BLACK threatens now 20 ut 4, and the game Is
uoy 80 Well balanced tlat a draw Is a fair result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
THE CHESS MATCH BEGINS.
sTErNITZ AND GUNsBERG PLAY.
THEIR FIRST GAME \ DRAw-MovES MADE BY
THEM.

THEIR FIRST GAME 4 DRAw-MOvES MADE BY
Tho chess match between W. stcinitz, OF New-lork
and I Cuusbcrg of London, for the championship OF
the world was begun yesterday afternoon IN Ne"
yo, under the auspices Of the Manhattan Chess CUB
rbn procccdings we're opened by Colonel &. r. bells'
who first of all welcomed the competing masters u
,ho cub After fow further appropriate remarks ne
introduced the players TO the members OF tie ciuD
rresent m these words: II have the pleasure gen
tIemon to introduce to you Mr' "unsDerg ana Mr.
.tonitz and may the best man WIN.
The TWO players with the umpres FEW SUBSCRIBERS
ra others ascendcd 70 the floor above. where, IN a
nrdvste room It had been arranged that play should
hc conducted At the time when the iirst game Desan,
At about p. m. there WAS mooeraVc a'c"u'ioo Va
cbers and visitors IN the ciuO, ana suCh ID '"e'
as did not possess the privilege OF WITNESSING t"e
actual MAY watched the moves as they were almost
,,o,on.ous,v recorded on huge diagram board which
occupied a prominent position on the walls Oh ING
principal cubroom.
Fran time 20 time as the play advanced comment
and criticism on the moves prevailed III TINS lower
room while in the room above where the players "er'
engaged the stiffness indicative OF me mpo'a''o
of the contest 49,
uo,b plovcr, appearcd to he in good health when
they came to the club in the morning. 'i"'S VIM"
cannot he wondered al In the Of Gnnsbers VINO mas
.',,,oa ,ho benefits Of a sea voyage followed by a
week. Of rest With Stcinitz there IS moro cause iot
srrurlsc when Il is remembered, not only that nc
has boon exceedingly busy for some MONTHS ouu - "''o
a FREQUENT sufferer from Insomnia
Inst before the beginning Of play, MI "ulSOerS
lod yrd an objection to the admission OF press rep
resent atives 10 the of play This nc hd power 10
do under the regulations, and the ohectoh was suS'
taincd. -, .
,,ointtz being drawn to make the opening move
nroGcrct hi, opponent Queens GamDlt' "hch
Gunsfcrg declined on the fourth move scihl miro
drcod ouItc a novelty in PIX B, which, no doup''
very few chess players would anticipate. linen nc
brourht out his ~ TO X II ,, whlch VIII Pr"Ud"N
b.. considered an odd move. following that up "1'h
Kt-R2 Gunsbcrc'; defence. kt--B ). was baSed
nm the idea Of breaking through the centre ana Tic
offered battle by advancing his on the nihth move
This forced the exchange Of the centre pawn ou'
.tul he could rot rid himself Of Whites L.
on the eleventh move good chance Of Improving
b. pos,fi0n was missed by stenlz, In playing NJ -
with the result that Of his pawns became so'tFi'
and by clever rnanocuvring, Gunsbers made counter
uousratlon on the Q side against the weak pawn
,,hirh greatly delayed Whites attack on the other
WING About this time the game was alIourned III
: O'Clock with the following position
b placl, fCursherrl-12 pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
4 DELAWARE EDITOR ARRESTED.

Laurel. Del. Dec. Copeclan. Considerable excite
ment created hee 10 day by the arrest Of Colum-
bus W Kcnncy Editor ana proprietor Of The sussex
Couiai." on a warrant sworn out by George T.. Smith
druggist and sn.aater at this place Mr Smith is
leutenant OF Senator Higgins and /, the recognized
leader Of the Republican party In this part OF the
state, During the recent campaign Kenney and
smith became involved In a serious quarrel Al the
election here the Democrats being IN the majority got
session 81 the polls and excluded 1t alleged.
many Republicans. Tie Republican Judge and ccr.t
left the bllotns room, ana riot was rapidly develop
IN. when two other Republican, accepted the vacated
place. aud blllotng wa, Resumed. smith accused
kcnncy trIchcry and meanuc~s Two
DAY laicr the warcroomN ~ smith were set fire.
smith communicated with the Republican papers. con.
ne ting thr Democrats with arson. The Editor Of The
NI-.cs CountiaH' referred o. as "A man devote II
pgiucipI- and indirectly connected with the burn,
Ing of the buidlhg 'iF kcnney resented ia" attack
In forcillr terms. aud for th, smith asks damages.
The sympathy Of the community l. with Mr.. kcnHcv.
CotnIr william Record, and senator Jackson llOScv
are his boud>tnc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
wopv az THE H1CARAGrA CANAL

Wesbincton Dec 9-The Maritime Canal ''mpNN
OF Nicaragua. pursuant 10 the ao oi !rhiN"N w.
l-4o has fled with the secretary OF Tie Interior III
annual report covering the operations "l u' 'orPi'
during the year ended December !. 1~'". me -
port SAYS that durin. the last year great Ii";F'e
has been made in the work # construction. I''.-
n, thn san JuauvNc Dcecadc san Francisco "'6
Other navigahc streams have been cleared "' Cd
structlons. and several miles ~ the route q tire
c,,ol have been made rradv for dredging. About
100 oOo cubic yard 81 the canal have alrc Dc '"'n
eycavatcd Ten miles Of the railroad now under cog
strTc,ior from the atlantic port 10 the divide haze
already been practically completed. and VIII soon
be in operation Dcpots and locomotive hon-c-
have been erected and others in coutsc 81 con-
s,ruction. satisfactory progress has been made on
the brcak,Satcr which Is 10 protect the Atlantic
harbor from shifting sands. During the year tlr ''n
pany purchased the dredging plant at Panama ov1"d
BY the American Contracting aud Dredging Company.
The greater part Of the plant h., been trans
fc,red from Colon 10 Gyeytown. The iw
portant work o! dregdlus the htrl1r Of >.u
Juan del Norjc is being cncrrcticy pro-ccutcd. The
health Of the employees ht- been good. and there htf0
been no deaths from f.vcr during tie L. Tar months
The report shows that since tie organization -
the company lOIA5 shares u the stock have been
subscribed for AT par slOOl # which - O11 100 b.
ca 81 has been paid into The company treasury Nn'c
its organization the company has expended 'o' rk
ll-pad capital stock OF the company. and D. obi
gated for ~ 2s6OOo Of It's first mortgage bonds /,
The par value Of 2I2.OOOOoo in payment ior cono's
slonary rights. privileges trnrier> ana other pop
claicd that the company hGs more IMAM compiled VITA
the articles Of concession. The la1ltl u tc com
ccssons granted IT, and tho - $4,000 u bond, above
mentioned, and caoh Eablltc, outstanding aud un
paid 10 an amount not exceeding 10000. The rr
port is signed by Hiram I!itchcoch president and
| Thomas Il. Atklns, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10

,.,.r,,~ton. Dec -. I'm 'h" >'nai" t""'H ''"'
,,.,,r.,,,.,rg v,rc pre-o.r'd from rh" A''r"',
,.,.l a., r,.spon-c To- rc.olutons 81 Oh" NTH''' 49,"
Or formation g. 20 yo'Hs places a,' ''.''.'
',..-...... TIE Atto.:.y G"a'-'l -'''"> NAV M Il"
,,r,u,c,t La not The moan, II -uytI'ir "a"
ton asked. ,r, r-r,ch
The Farmers Alliance Sub Tr'osuv 'H'' ""''
,,c-. lat session rcfcrr,d - The committee o" AK"
,,l,,.re were. AZ tho request 81 that c'rm''t'" "''
,r,.,i to tho Committee Finance. ~ being h'r'
,,rou rig Within the jurisdiction ot the latter com
mlttcr. 49,, .,.,,.
IN the Smithsonian grounds Of statue to H"''F'
p,o ov,u ~ Iud.ano, JOS the Member 81 '',-
sch, introduced the ili FOR %" organization oil INC
smithsonian Institution aad Who Wa, c'Ai'm'h oil lne
art regents. was reported from The Library Committee
and r'-s.ri
Wr McPherson offered rcsoldiion (Which wa
,rr,l to- calling on the >ccrctar, Of o." Treasury Tor
c.rf,G,d copy 81 ID, account, oi John l. prvcap9ri
,l'rf supervisor " Elections Tor tho southern -
net ~ Sew Yorl Tor tie elections Of l--i l"7' Ap
l--- together WITH reports. corr 'pp.d'. - 80,
Ilr resolution hcc'' fp" offered hy VIZ. Jones' 81
tr.~as calling OF the N'tIri "y General ioi sac
cr, of money pdd. cai't Tor 'y tr sup
az fl. lar AMI nd Congressional Districts "i Aria So
la connection with the late 80" ton then" Wa agreed 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
PFTENGlNG 4 SCTTORS REFLECTION.
\ You've MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING THE
OBDCRATE FATHER OF HIS FRIENDS
SWEETHEART.

OBDURATE FATHER OF HIS FRIENDS
SWEETHEART.
Frank schwarz Of 40. 100 Steubcn st.. Jersey City.
was arrested by Policeman Quinn in that city last
night and charged with having killed Jacob Mortgage.
ing Mortgage was supposed to have been accidentally
crushed by timber falling from car ~ the station
II the Central Railroad of NewJcrsry.
While Quinn was patrolling his post last evening
Pole approached him and declared that Mortgage had
been murdered lie said that Mortgage had lived at
No 100 Steuben.st and that echwarz boarded with
him. Mortgage had a daughter that intimate friend
Of schwaIz named WihtOrowoz wanted 10 marry. and
.chwarz did his utmost 10 bring about the nuptials
Of the couple Mortgage lid not like the Polish sutton
and absolutely refused % listen 10 the proposition.
,chwarz entreated Mortgage ~ reconsider this deter
mnatlon but without effect and finally III the presence
Of witnesses he declared lie would be revenged on Nor
gage and that he would Kill him.
Policeman Quinn reported the facts TO chief Muir
ply and after other corroborative evidence OBJ
tanned the chief directed Quinn 10 arrest Schwarr.
other witnesses that Monday Mortgage. schwarz
unfolding heavy timber from Nat and that while
and MiktolOwoz deliberately rolled the log on INN
and crushed him When taken to the police station
S,hvagI cried and denied that he had murdered Nor
gage and declared that he d>I not sec Mortgage wien
n- ana his assistant threw the log on MN. ChlcI
Murphy sent ont men to arrest Wikt0rowOL who was
found an hour later. WktorOwoz made no statement
Thc funeral of Mortgage 10 have been held TO day
bnt the Chict stopped It. and informed County Physi-
examine the body and decide whether an inquest IS
necessary or NOT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
THE STATE DAIRYWEN'S ASSOCIAIIOY
PROCEEDINGS OF ITS ANIMAL CONVENTION BE-
ING HELD At WALTON

ING HELD At WALTON
Walton. " Y, Dec. (>pecial.-Tle fourteenth
annual convention Of the New York state Dairymen's
Association assembled here to-day for three days
session There is A large Attendance OF well-known
darymen among whom are y. D. Hoard GOYeTTOr
OF Wisconsin: Major Henry T.. A!vo.d, director u
Gold secretary OF the Connecticut BOald OF Asr.
culture: Colonel +. d. Curtis John Gould, Of Oho
the ellknown writer on agricultural topics: Pro-
Iessor L. l. VanslyIc. chemist Of the New.lorS
Experiment station AZ Geneva: Professor l. T. Roberts
and Professor II. H. VIM, OF the Cornell Agricut-
ur7l station and Editor Fowler, OF " The DIansa
County Farmer
President W. II. Gilbert. in his opening address,
con graduated the association upon is prosperous
year and spoke upon the successful results Of thu
dairy schools and dairy conferences hcid during tho
year A. D. Baker, of Aunelu>, y. Y. read paper
on grain farm.
During the sessions resolutions in memory o. r b.
crt j. swan, OF Geneva. aad Thomas b. La,ey n
Morristown who died dIrn- the year, adopted.
Al the evening session Major II. +. Ayorf gave al
Interesting addre,, on dairy education. lie advised
tie establishment Of DAIRY schools.
The election If officers VIII 70 hcld 10 morrow. when
Josiah -hull. Of Hon VIII probably De elected prs.-
dent Governor Hoard viii address the convention
in the afternoon. The association j. growing rapidly.
Among the LIE members q President t.sHeind and
Lieutenant Governor Jones. Warner Miller aud 1Cy.
ernor HI ar~, vice presidents NJ This meeting Plans
Will bo formulated for Ncwiork state dairy eAhol,
AZ the Chicago Exposition. During the year schools
OF instruction have been held a. varl rs places which
have been Of great value Ia dairynel generally. Inc
convention Will close Thursday afternoon.