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Connecticut western news., 1890-04-23
An Equestrian Statue of Gen. Grant.

WASHINGTON, April 21.-The bill intro
 duced by Senator Squire, of Washington
 last Wednesday providing for the erection of an equestrian statue of Gen. U. S. Grant in this city has been passed upon favorably by the committee on public buildings and grounds, and MT. Squire has reported it back to the senate. There is unanimous agreement among the members of the com mittee that at the earliest practicable mo- ment the bill shall be taken up and passed, so that it may be sent to the house and there put upon it's passage in order to have it enacted into law before the fifth ami versary of the death of the great man whose memory this monument is to commemorate.
Connecticut western news., 1890-04-23
Atlantic Association

NEWARK, N. J., April 21.-Sunday's game in this city resulted as follows: Newark. ..t-........O 0 O--6 Jersey City,. 0 o 3 O-4
 Batteries: Miller and Duffy, Fitzgerald and na1,rl
Connecticut western news., 1890-04-23
A Brotherhood Change of Date.

A Brotherhood Change of Date.
 PrTTsBURG, April 21.--A meeting of Play CTS, league officials was held to consider the advisability of having the Pittsburg club open the Players league season in Chicago on the same day as the National league, instead of two days after the National league opening The Pittsburg and Chi cago clubs agreed to the change, and it now remains for the Cleveland and Buffalo clubs to give their consent.
 DIR. GREELEY TO JOHN DILLON. The Former Says the American-Irish Ma tional League Is Moribund.
 ST. LOUIS, April 21-Just before the ad- journment of the executive committee of the Irish National league, which held it's meeting here last week, they deputied Dr, Thomas O'Reilly, of this city, to write to MT. John Dillon, member of parliament and ask him to procure the consent of MT; Parnell to hold a convention of the league in this country in the near future. The doctor has addressed MT. Dillon on the sub ject, his letter being as follows:
 ~ "ST. LOUIS. Mo, April 20, 1890. ''JoHN DILLON, Esq, London, Eng:
 "The meeting of the executive council o1 the Irish National League of America has adjourned after passing series of resolu tions, among them one to call convention to be held at Baltimore. This, however was conditional and subject to the consent of MT. Parnell, therefore no date has beer settled on. As you have MT. Parnell's con fdence, permit me to impress on you tha the necessity just now for calling conven tion is pressing, as the present organization in this country is moribund.
 ohop 1,I other side of the Atlantic that the disturb ing element on this side would do some thing calculated to compromise the friendl. relations existing between your party an6 the Liberals throughout England, Scotland and Wales are without foundation. Thi! element, though small in numbers, is nois. and makes itself heard outside of a delib erative body, but in convention it cuts nt figure for the reason that the conservativ, sense of our people preponderates ant would not tolerate language calculated tt embarrass you in policy likely to be sue cessful, and up to this time has corrected many bad laws under which the Irish peo pie have suffered. "We hold ourselves subordinate to tn, Irish organization controlled by Charles Stewart Parnell, and will conform to an, proper course which may be dictated b, him. The character of the men who assem bled during the past week in this city iron every state within the United States ant the provinces of the Dominion of Canad, would satisfy the most skeptical that n' influence except that which pertains to tn welfare of Ireland could control any con vention.
 ''I write this letter with the knowledg and consent of all the delegates, including President Fitzgerald, and trust you vii communicate with him at an early day. THOMAS O'REILLY, M. D., State Delegate for Missouri
Connecticut western news., 1890-04-23
kerr's Mysterious Disappearance.

BUFFALO, N. Y., April 21.-The police are mystified over the disappearance of James Kerr, clerk in the city treasurer's office When hewas first missed his books were carefully examined and found to be all straight Kerr is a married man, about 40 years old, and lived with his wife and family at No. 53S South Division street. Since the death ot one of his children re- gently he has be.Sn drinking considerably, and it is feared that he has made way with himself.
 A Western Napoleon of Finance in Trouble.
 ST. LOUIS, April 21.-Lem Goldman, aged 27 years, local Napoleon of finance and stock and bond broker, and high flyer gen. orally, has been arrested for defrauding the big jewelry firm of Merrick, Walsh & Phelps out of diamonds valued at 5000. He got the diamonds ostensibly to show his wife, it is said, but failed to return them. The diamonds were found in pawn shop. If he has wife none of his friends ever knew it. His name has, however, been connected with that of a notorious woman and he is said to have spent a small fortune in furnishing her house. He is a nephew of Moses Fraley, the great speculator, who recently got caught in the big wheat deal. He has two brothers prominent in financial and social circles. The arrest causes a sen- SatiOn.
 Led to Death by a Filtration.
 NEW YORK, April 2l.-John H. Griffith, young taller, of 104 Bayard street, in att tempting to jump across an areaway be- tween his room and thc roof of an adjoin- ing house where some girls with whom he had struck up filtration were standing, missed his footing, fell to the pavement sixty-five feet below, and was instantly Li1lo1
Connecticut western news., 1890-04-23
Pan-American En Tour.

NORFOLK, Va, April 21.-The delegates to the Pan-American congress arrived at Old Point Sunday morning on their special train. After breakfasting at the Hygeia hotel, they paid visit to the fort and wit messed a drill by the army troops. At Il o'clock they embarked on the Dispatch for Norfolk, where they were met by com mittee from the Chamber of Commerce and driven through the principal streets Owing to their arrival on Sunday no public display was made, and at o'clock they left for Virginia beach on special train. Luncheon was served on the oceans shore at the Princess Anne hotel, and at o'clock the visitors returned to Norfolk and paid a visit to the navy yard. Some time was spent aboard the new cruiser Baltimore by the delegates, who became very enthusiastic over her. The battle ship Texas and cruiser No. 8, now in course of construction, were visited. The party went to Richmond this morning
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
Sas bette uno slsgaEteae Gnaliid in

ississu gonsrshe ipssdsn, mad Der BE.
bauptuns bss bemotratiidsu .gb;caso
9sralb", Der bsmotratiide Ssnator Gurpts
pom Snsiaua, Der rspubIttanifds Ssuator
Srsaus uon Sanias, Der rspublitaniids
gbgsclbnsts Ibams pon Chicago unb,
psnu CT MIL, Der Sprs6sr &ssb. BON
bisisu pier vRlaiiteru" uirb Eurpis benz
Senat minoeitsus nod bis gum 4. WdrS
1898 augetOreu. ResS wtrb i'm ud9itsn
Gbssorbnstsnbauis Der 6ibrsr Der Wiubsts
belt ieiu. Abams pirb benz ndditsu Sauis
ni5t auseb6rsn. Sb Susuls aud mad ben,
4. Wdrs nd5itsn Sabrss nod elegant
bihise Ssnatsreten balten Tam, 1T nod
ui1t snti1isesr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
@twas pom graeu Sabre.


griols Uou p%otetter5 Ctassuotttr5 uuO peNsr istt LANCER
oeur etuem Grttistiabrbunoer bepdbit. pOpuIar;tdt ais
etue TaseuarSust TIT taum punserburer, ais oer28iu.omms
Iui. Der init leOem Sabre oas GrihstueH pom SOitetts' &;
Almanac bssraBt. Disis ~pertbuout meotSiutibe absauos
lung miro bsraussegsteu pom Der poltstter Company in
Stttsburs, Ia, iar pelbe gu Steism Ssbui inter iabmGHs
ntissr obsrauiiht msbr ais iebjts SsiOusr stwa eli
NoHGte ses Sabrs5 beibdilts, ituO. Die Guhuse os Als
MAIDS iIr 1891 pirp nibt w,utser ais - 1ttItoueu Grems
plare sstraseu; osrisIbe miro 9erruts IN eusIii4er, psuts
laer, irauSdniber, ipauiiasr, = elder, uOrwestiber, ibpes
bidder. boudrotitsr uuo b6bmiiaer Spraae. Gr eutbdlt
wertbuOGeu uuO tHtsreIdutsu Eeieitufi iber bic SeiuuOs
b~eit52hess, iabIrstbe SeusuiNe iir Die Birsianrtstt Uou
6Oitetter'S Wdgsubittsrs, raGltuU9Slsttire, aitrcuOs
miias SIetuuugen. troaolosiiae NotijeH uRO Sabsls
len II. I. u, uuO aUi GGe5, mas nan in osmietten fuSst.
tann IT'D IN Seius aut araa:bett sstrolt uerlaNeu. Der
ain uuG6 iir 1891 1T in allen lbstlsu oe5 yuuoe5 In ap0s
tbetcu wnS bel gauotauNeuteu pnsulgstttb Su bnbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
Cine mGdtige GrobOble uurbs tisis

Gage auf Der Sarm bes Col. Anbrep
Stspart i'm Spriuss islb Gounibip bel
eonnslsuiue in SsunlpIuanisu eutostt.
Do,t bate Der Bauuntsrnsbmer Rslep in
einsm Steiubru4 cine Spreusuus uors
usbmsn laiIeu, nobel cine peite unb tiefs
Sobluns iidtbar wuroe. bst bsrsn Inter
iuduus ss I'D bsruusitsQts, bag bisisIbe
tn Der obersu Etsfs uoa finfBis GuB stua
6 SuB uub i'm untsrsu Ebsils unssfibr
80 5us melt 1T. Die 9siammttisfe Der
90bIs bstrdst 1000 5uS. Oa bas 9tdt
Der 2%atsrue, wslde man IN eiHem Strid
biuabsslaisn bate, in Der Gisfs Don a5tSis
5us srIoid. 10 wasts iib Nismaub, tros
Der pom ben, @%iseutbimsr ees 4anoss
ausssiesten Setohuuus pom $50 in bas
Sob binab; iOuisI muu iibrissus BEL benz
S1sine Der 9lterre ertsnnen toute. 5sitsssu
bic @dnoea Der S6hle aus hslfatbisem,
benz Warmor dbnli5sn @sitstu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
Sen fl6ernen Gbreuldmud cine.

r6miiden 8riesets, Der Dor sinissr Ssit
BEL 2auersfort ~sefunbsn uorbsn III, bat
Der Raiisr - untsr Babruns bss gissns
tbums Der Rrone - benz Nntiqatium bes
alien Wuieuus our AuffsGuus iibsrpieisn.
SIN Iseten Saale oss Iutiqariums bsfins
ben ii9 bisis tlbsrusu gbrsn3si1sn in
einsm bsionbsrsn Raiten, Der bic Sui9rift
in @olobu&itaseu trdst: @isenthum Or.
Weisitdt bss Ra;is,s WiIbsIm II. 3psi
Der su benz S4mud seb0tiseu antitsn
&risssmsbaiusn 3siseu bas 9ilb Der
Wiue,ua, clue anbere bas antIis Supitsrs
in 9o4reIief in isbr id6usr A,bsit.
Bdbrsnb bieie Srbens3st9eu uouitdubis
srbuIten fnb. iinb pom einissu anteren, 10
uou eiuem flbsrnsu 9uubstopf, uur GbsiIs
erbaltsn. Der 8altsn 1T nsbsn benz
S9rant. wsI9sr ben 5iloesbsimsr SiIbsrs
fuub sntbdIt, an elmer in bic aussn fallen.
ben Stsue ausseitslt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
q u uasS u tieraet.

Sebr geirense Serren iinb bic inbia'
ntidsu Si4erbeitsud9tsr im fog. @bsrosses
Streifen. Das babsn tir3li9 firf betaunte
@ei9dftsIeute uub SdseIisbbaber aus
aibIunb In Sanias, udmIia AIsr. Gsteu.
$. 6. 9ouslano, R. 8. Stoue, Or.
Gbomas Bopnton uub aspotat s. &.
Cummings. erfabreu. sic batten bic
erde Radt i'm vStrsifsn" in eiusm Eager
etwa so WeiIeu iiousitltd uon Der Rauias
isr Slti9aft gaIbueu sussbradt. 9ei
Eaassanbru4 eitteuen Is tnoianii1s
Side ,beitsud9.er uno befablsn ben Sdseru
ben Strsifsn aIsbaIb gu usrIaHsn. Die
finf Wdnner wisisn ibre pon sinsm Buns
besmari@au ausssifsaten grIaubniBi4eine
Dor, worauf BITE Snbiansr ertIdrtsn, ba6
nur Der @bsrotes:5 iuptltne bas Rsdt
babe, ioIde Sasotartsn ausjuitslen. 5tsrs
auf wurbe isbsm Der Sdser elm Strid UNI
ben 6als s~ebunben, bsfen freies @nbe elm
Snbiauer in bic Sano nabm, unb uun
batteu bic 5srren aus 8auias bas gers
snisen, binter ben Boniss ber3utrottsn,
bis bie @ren5e bes Strsifsn5 errei9t mar.
Die grtfernuns bsttus 40 WsiIeu. unb ba
unterwess weber &ait semadt, nod HQb;
ruus serei9t wurbe, 10 tam nan fi9
beuten, in ws!dem 3uitlnbe bic Sdssr
an Der @reu3e antdmsn. Sic perSeu
~ibrissns usriu9en. R4 BET ben gsb0rbsn
9snustbuuns gu ueri5afsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
Wurit mieeer 8urf.

Gin lieutenant tommt i'm lsstsn 4usen:
bIide gum Ssaeti9alter zines st0Bereu
Babnbofes, forbert elm Billet, wsI9ss 8
Wart toffet unb Isst NIT srOBter Non9a:
lance sinsn 5OO.W artitsiu bin. Ds,
Sdulterbsamte siebt tbm 8 Wt. fur bas
Billet ab unb sdbIt ibm fir bas lIsbriss
nit Der st6Bten 9IeidsiItistsi, l64 bate
GbaIer bar. Der Sffibier msint, Oh e,
teiu @olo ober Saptsr betommen tbdte, ir
uieI SiIter9elb Tonne er ia gar ni9t tra:
gen. - vSie btauden's ni4t gu trassn,
Sic babsu auf ~uuisrsr Ba5n IS Rilo Trsi:
sepdt", sruibsrte Ger Beanie unb bamit
mar unisr lieutenant a5sefsrttst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
RGerfet Spak nno Ernt.
Sprihe uno Qsbsnsregeln.
4uter Hatb.

@bsleuteu unb Nrbeitssbern ettbsilt S.s
munb foIseube CUTE Rutbi9Idse: Gin
dItsrsr Bfarrsr pfleete iunssn @bspuaren
uls 5o9seitsunsebirbe folsenben &atb gu
ertbsilen: .0enn SIR sinmaI uneins feb
- bas tann ia in Der bsffen gbe portom:
slen - bann iase nur Gins gum anbern:
v2tsber Wunn (ober Iiebe Sruu), ems pom
uns bat bsute nt9t isinsu snten Gag, mir
molten ben Strstt pertassn b:s Ibermor:
gen." Sis ben &atb bsfolst babsn, wsrs
ben inne seuorbeu isin; oaB vibermOrsen"
Der gessn itanb bss Strsites, psnn sr nidt
gar i5on usrssHen ,uar, bod 3und9t 70
tIstrli1 eri1tsr, baB ss ni1t mebr Iobnte,
barum gu i~tteitsn. an ben tIussn alien
8farrsr purbs i'd erinnert, als mir bteier
Gage Elm arbsitseber WittbsiIuns iber iein
8erbaItsn sessn feline a,bsitsr (msif usrs
beiratbete 0suts) unb Arbsiterinnsn ma9te.
rNa9 mebridbrisen grfabrunsen", iasts
er. babe i1 IS mir gum @sies ssma9t,
ME eiusm arbeiter in Der Aufresuus ibsr
Elm uon ibm %bssanseues Gsriebsn obsr cine
llussbSristeit cine Strafprebtst 3u baIten,
ober gar gu ~tiinbissu, ebsnio wsnis sine in
Aufresuns ausseipro4sne Rinbisuus an.
a%unsbmsu. Sd iase in ioIdsn 5dusu
INNER gang sinfa9: mir woIsn ulorssu
barber ipre9sn. Sd babe bann faft tut,
mer bic @snustbuuns, baB am nd9ften
Gag Der Nrbsitsr, usun i'd aQsin NIT itm
iprs9e, ietu lluredt 3usibt. Sebr oft bas
ben mir 2eute s~sbantt, baB id ibuen 3eit
CUR rubisen l1sbsrIesuus seIuTsn bate ;
bas fnb bann metue auusrIdifsifeu arbsis
ter gsworeen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23

@saea gsrienouus uOu msoiSiuiiasn
a%nprsiiuassu unfttlidsn Su5aIts tur9
bic Yoit purbe bisier Gage Or. s. ".
Grapforo in Ounutle i'm 0itIi5eu Saiupts
usrbaftst, uub ba er teine Sirsidaft
itsHen %tonnte, in Spriusfi:Io siusslpsrrt,
um iid bsmud6i Dor benz Sunbesseridt
pssen Ss,Issuns Der Ypitssiese su usrant:
wortsn. l9si4iebt ibm rsdt. 9tso.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
Auh elm Unit Sarmiuianer.

Gin uutsroifi,isr bsmibt ii6, elmer Nm:
jatl &strutea bic nOtbisen 9euebrs,iffs
einiublduen, aber Die rRerls" bssrstrsn
es nidt unb MAIDEN bic 9riffe INNER fali5.
@noli4 ruff er drssrli4: vOtsisr Darwtu
1T eth giel! Ser bsbauptet, bag Sbr pom
affsu abitammt. absr bas 1T stne 2iss!
afeu MAIDEN auss mad Sbr absr t6nnt
b05itsns pom S9ien attainment"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
gu ill.,.

Ss,Iiner Gouriit (pu benz G%obtsusrdbsr
aui stnsm nsu ausslesten. wenise 8inosr'
srdbsr Ell I au'usIienOsn thitiHst8sn Rird'
bois): rNa wIIsn Sic, bier fiebt's man
rs4I tr%OiiIos aus. pier m64te man ft9
uirtIid mol besrubsn laisn, um bios cen
Sts3sn 9sbsn In Die Suos su briussu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23

geit imei Sabren lit ID IN Massu:
i9udds uub WanseI an gsrbauuus, i'd
tam 10 bsruntsr, baB i'd ni9t i'm Stanbs
war Az a,beiten. Sur9 bic anueubuna
pom Or. slusuif 8snis's Samburssr
Gropfsn purbe i'd uolitdnbis pisberbsrss:
felt. - 5ris Desner, 24s 0. WaSiiOns
StraBe, Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
Sei tsiuiabrt bes SnsoItabter 3uaes II

Bel Giuiabrt bes SnsOIitdbtsr 3uses in
Rsuburs wurbs elm GbsuaurIessr:llntsroif
sisr aus Oiaiussu, Der ebsn has 9slsis
absri9rittsn bate, pon benz 3use srfaBt
uub untsr bic &dber sei9Isubert, feel
isbo4 70 sanitis, baB sr auBsr elmer unsr.
bsbIi9sn Serlssuus am Ropfs sdnsIi4
unusrisbrt bltsb, trosSsm msbr ais 90
WassOns absr ibn b%tnwssfabrsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
Sas Wuiterberi.

SO5u: ga, Wamu, i'd mia IS Dir sss
iteben, i'd bin beimIi5 psrlobt nit sinsm
iunssn Wdbaen; ite bat so. 600 SbuIsr
SsrmOSsu....
Mutter (tbn uutstbre5snb): %, i5
wuSte es ia, bGB ou osin per; tsiusr Tins
warbisen i5snten piirSef!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
Yiarrer: v9lber, Sddfmaunbdusrin

Biarrer: vaber, S5dfmuunbdusriu,
isst tub's srit wisbsr pier @o5sn, felt
Dein Dtaun ssitOtben III, unb 9u i8aufi
i4on pieoer isbem WannsbiIb nab. 6ait
bsnn gar tein 9swifsn9"
Sduerin: .Sreili, Sodwirbsn, frsiIi
bob | an s'ptfen, bas 1T Der 9ofbauern.
ispp, AZ benz bsiratb' | 'nsin."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
SIutieblerteuftl.

.9sit!ru traf bic Iests abtbsiIuns Der
6erientOIoniitsn wiebsr bier elm. Wit
Observation-Disclosures ausen unb ssiunbsn,
frii4sn 8au3en tsbrtsn ie gu ibren gItern
;urlt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
YosbGff.

Srdutisum (auf Die Wtuttsr isinsr Traut
6Iitsnc, gu gesterer): v@tsentIi9 bate
i'd Dir nod stuas isbr Biatisss mitSu'
tbsiIsn!"
graut: rgs iino mob! swst Obrsn 5u
uiel oa2"
Srdutisam G0sernS): Sal"
Stwtssetmuttsr Oum 0ano): u9eb'
btnaus, Imi!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
Gin Strcber.

Srinsipal: vWlaisr, babsr sic ben Gins
tentIets ms 5auptbua sema4t7"
2sbrIins: ga, i'd wout' aud sinmaI
stpas ms SuGptbu6 s~intraseu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
Stol, lisb' it ben Spauier. fol, feline

"<*T T|U T
RSnis. alfonio XIII, nod ni4t gan,
usttraut nit Der Sancbabuus pon WsRsr
unb ISABEL, aB oisier Gage Elm 5ibn9sn
nit ben Sinsern. Die R5uigin, Nessntin
pennies ibm biss nit ben Wortsn: vWan
iBt ni9t nit ben 5inssru." - %, RSniss
tbun es~, ~antportsts glfOniO, mari ii9 In
bic 8ruf uub brau9ts bic Singer wsitsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
ct. &apbaels Serelu Gum sfuss BE-.
Gin unS aasmauSerer.
BUR htunn,


Bon u.risi,ssnsn S.itsu psrs. ID 10 oft .riuat, ,,nt,
8,rpanst.u obtr Ss:aRuttu. Der abr S, spMmt, u
Castle Garden gu empfan9eu uHs t5m bssllhi4 Al Istu.
ten, tets 5euau d%uBugeseu, init pelasm Sdtfs Der Setrtfs
gSss uus es uHseidbrs Sett aueibt, Eaun elmer tomnn.u lou,
10 1T IS itUer, IA fan uuuoslta, SsmaReeu uutsr sr
TaNe gtHpdnttrer aushubis gu MAIDEN. Aud pars "a
GUT, utru man ben gsrpduotsn i5ou BITE aereNs Der euro.
pdti1eu Observation-Disclosures GuSdbt. Auf htsie Art phrsI
aud loon erabsn flr he ssforet psreeu, uue tdmsu isIsI
Gl fterltsn eirstt an mt4. Gir stbeu bier et. Abrtnt
Ger peri4tsesntR Btrtraususmanuu uub btmtrt,u taoN
nod %tolsenees.
Der Spet ess St. RapbaslssB srttus tn, BEN &stisu,ss
StuS uus Seiitduo anssottbsn gu IGfsn, uue Rs DOR Tee
eem Staesn In Ssttlt4su uuo ~sstftstr Biussn 81 tspas
rem. Ssos austuHft tn Setrefs tuer tGesR AnssIsssnAsit
Der Relic wtre bsreitptuigft uuo sratts srtbstlt. "a
uSst sabr Elm Sober Ra In 8siitsausslsc.ubsIttn usIs
srGususuoa an ben Ssrstu u.ussu. SiT tu gustt
Der psri4ttssueu 8trt~rausnsm6uu,r:
DsrtrautuSmanusr 6es Ct. osapeasA
BsrstnS hno tnI
srsnsu: Ssrr RGtor 3. . 4I5fi.r. s~iussuitt.
saHSHFsG; ro! StE fSs0S0r %'7Hs'FS d. sstss.'
antp,rp.n: Ssrr :. VI. B 0 I'd n. AZ apsnus 9SarIsti,
5bttrrean: Strr Sdcob S5IIsr. pan Der Safftraatl IT.
Saprt: per- 3. 4ambsrt n. SJut Doubt.
asueeu: SsI Sahor %. SoIt. q Linton SItu,
SbttsddpsI.
siurrpuoI: S.rr BtIItam Srop. 80 QUITE Susa,
Rsu lprt; Rep. I. ReuIGub, satbel. prlsRtr, 8 Stst
Strstt, ssseHlbeT eagle Sarotu.
Sorto aussts, Brou. 8to Srcnet eu Sul, BrG RItsn
STr clemens u aIiau.
SstHptHs (Ooua Jraasscl), Srop. santa gatbarlns
Srahitsz; Str Bahor u Sotst shaHIfII
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23

3uuitu iapsrss SiIbsri,usebduis Slas OSsr ioEiosr
Sedel, lduft aui IL geei;eineu, gum aui3iebtu NIT
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-06-19

\ journal representative interviewed Cant.
Charles Baker Tuesday. He was asked what in
ms opinion, was the course the Democratic party
should adopt in view of the death of their liuber
material candidate, Hon +. W. Hill:
"Cali another convention by all means" said the
captain. 81 would have the same delegates assem-
Bile and name the candidate. instead of having the
state committee do il. ] would meet in Bangor in
stead of Augusta. the former IS much the best
place II + SO carly in the campaign that the death
OF Mr HE although lie was most estimable man.
Will not AFFECT the general result"
In regard to Capt. Baker, choice of Il nominee
he said Only first choice is W T.. Thompson ESQ
Z" this cty if he can be prevailed upon to take it,
My second choice is +. G. Allen, the Augusta pub
fisher, W II. Davis, Of Portland, Judge Torrey
OF B1th McNichol, Of Calais or Henry Hudson
OF Guliord, would make good candidates" Can't
Bakers idea was that "A younger man than MIR.
Hill will be selected
IN regard to his own name being used Can't
Baker said 81 rendered the nomination and
urged strongly to accept it. | refused then and
Will not accept 1t now. | am satisfied with nv
candidacy the Congressional nominee of the
third district"
Capt. Baker went to Exeter to attend the tuneral
of the Hon. f. W. Hill, and last evening met the
democratic state committee at the Bangor House
where the situation was talked over.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-06-19
A New Platform.

Belfast working man says he would like to
see new party formed upon platform to incsue
the following planks:
Five hundred dollars per head for every emf
grant landed in this country
A high protective tariff for the benefit of all in
dustrics.
An educational qualification to entitle one to the
ballot Every man should he required to read and
write the English language before he could vote.
Inc adjustment of all Catholic converts
Nothing but the English language to be used or
taught in the United States
America for Americans
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-06-19
SuiclGe of William A. knight.


" lillian \. Knight, Of Belmont, committed
suicide last Thursday night by taking Il large
quantity Of II or1hinc. His age was 80 years and
, months. One year ago last winter Mr.. Knight
was injured in the woods while getting out stave
material. \ log Tell ON him injuring his spine, and
since then lie has been great sufferer. Some time
since he procured morphine and took some to ease
his pain amt told his brothers and physician that
he should net 7ul,r much more, Exhibiting a
quantity of morphine, which he kept in his cooper
shop he told his brother Alphonzo that he kept it
ON hand to take his life. Mr.. knight had contem-
plated the deed and made all preparations for it.
His Will was made, leaving his property to his
wire, and all his business affairs arranged, He
told his wife some time ago that if ever he was
missing to blow the horn for the neghbors. The
night of his suicide MIR. and Mrs. Knight retired
about eight O'Clock. shortly after Mr.. Knight
got mp, went down stairs and passed ont doors.
Mrs. Knight supposed he had gone out for a drink
OF water he frequently did. His prolonged
absence alarmed her and She got up, but could not
find her husband. She then blew the horn and
went to MI. saunders, neighbor Mr.. Saunders
ana Mi Bryant, another neighbor, went to Knights
home, ;tnd when they got there found MIR. Knight
walking back ana forth in tie door yard. He told
them that when he got ont of bed he thought he
would GO to the stream OF water near by and drown