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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
~fseIetnere Na@rtGten aus Sown,

Gin Rann, Der i'm 2lIter Don SO
Sabrsn ieiue erfte @iienbabnfabtt unter.
nimmt, 1T in unierem 3sttaIter sepib cine
N&5eitenbeit. Gin iol1sr Wann if Sas.
X. Armfrons In Sadion County. Gin
SerttteItutter bsS vSatIou GentineI" in
Roauoteta traf ben Wanu nsuli5 auf BEN
@abnbofe unb LIEF fi6 pon i'm sr,dbIen,
boB er i'm 8esriffs iei, feline erife @iien:
Sabnfobrt anautreten; er MOLE Ssrpanbts
In @reene County bsiu6en. Ms a,m,
itrons i'm Sabre 1874 feline Ssimatb IN
Ptunip!panten uerlteB unb nod BEN @eiieu
sine, Ieste ct 800 Weiten su Pferte ,u,
rid. Sm 8 fen purben bamals bic er ieu
@tfenbabnen sebaut unb lrm lirons bottle
nod @~eIsSenbeit, yabn5ise 3u g5ambets.
burg, Ba., 3u iebsn. Or Fam DOT "a Sab.
rsa uG4 SutiOn @Ounip unb bate isitosn
ate @slessnbeit, cine &siie Su MAIDEN, be
CT fd lests Wode aufmaGts, isinen Der.
Danbten In Greene County sinen Seiu& 3u
Raa6 en-, unb baS mar bas stite Ulal In iet;
ZEN 1ebeu, buB CT bic @iisababn be-
IGiste.
SbsIet1 in SoIse Der iuy &tbaren
Sise bic bissidbriss Maisernte 10 idIedt
GuSfisl, 1T bo9 Der Der btssjdbrise MoiSs
2alaf gu Stour gitp nod sr6Bsr, pra9tis
ger unb sei6maduoler, als isias 8orsan:
ger. @r nimmt elm quits gis,teI zines
.gIods" ein, lit 264 5ub lang uno ebtnio
5rsit ; Der Stil lit I'm aasemtineu arabiid
Der 9aupttburm bat cite S6be pon l72
SuB uber hem @rbboben; auSer ibm finb
nod usri9isbsns Sbirms uno Gsirmten
IN benz BaIaf gu iebeu, uutsr bensn bic on
ben pier @den bic b66itsn iinb. 4u9 bos
Suuere bes 9aIafss 1T 70 anssorbnet, bls
e5 9Iei4 beim @tntritt einsn pprtbeilbditen
&u6Itd seudbrt. @sgeniiber benz 6aupt,
cansuugene ftirbt f9 itsr moos 5spatieue
5dieR Elm 20 SuB breiter uub 80 SUB
Setter Baferfaa berab. Rtrgs on ben
86uhru bin 3iebsn it6 @aIeriesn. Nuber
IstdsH SetnuuSen, bic CUR YsntilatIon
sar3auS rOtbts fnb, bat has @ebdubs
seine OsfnnnSen; bagegeu pirb es Gag
arS 9ta4t bur4 5abuole sIettrii9e @Iibs
nab goSenlGmpen erIeu3tst. 8te duBe.
Tea 8erSterunsen iiub ausl9lie6Ii1 aus
NNU'oI NhOShtH SttiStVculitu uNU uuEI
vRO9li&en @tdiern bsrssitsIt. Oer srose
Dom IN Der Wttts un6 ale ibrigen lbirme
inb gang NIT Maistolbeu, bic Der Qdnae
ua4 entjpei seid8t uuO banu a~ufssuaselt
Wurbsu, bebCft. Oabur9, 6ab man per-
f5isbenfarbisen Wais bsnuste, puroen
5d6ide 3siSnunsen bsruOrgebru4t. @uf
Der ausIteluns iino Ibauptid6Ii1 uertrsten
Die Staatsn SOpa, SiOsD atota unb 9ee.
lrO5tu, Johann aud Eennefee, 9ouifara
aab URtiFifppt.
Subert @iltsm, 70 Sabre alt,
etR alter auis6Isr 8urIiustOn's unb felt
UisIeu Subren GObtsnsrdber bsS bsuti9en
fatbOtii4sn Rtr@bOfes, ftarb on ietusm
9eburtstase unO teinabe In bsrisIbsu
StInbs, in peI6er er Dor 70 Sabrsn has
&i9t Der BeIt erbIidt bate.
Die @twObuertabI pOn Soma
City 1T 5527.
gu Sc Mars pirb elm S1psitsrs
sesraHbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

Sat Elm totalss 8raf liest etwa buns
bert Yarbs unterbuIb Der 0erfte i'm Wiis
RiRppt, Der Dumpfsr Con-. Die Dams
pier vGoa" unb rSbifIe" flOStsn eth
SIos, 5 Wtaionen SuB SoIs, bur9 bic
Bride. Oabsi tam Der rSoa" benz ufer
gu nabe. rannte auf @eiisin unb feel aui
bic Ssite. Wan iudt ben Dampfer su
rt9tsn, aber es frast f9, obs ssIinst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
Gin iunaer Neaer, Der suwsilen in

Gin iunser Neser, Der 3uwsilen in
O'Ruatp's Birtbi9aft 9isnits Isiasts,
itlbl ben S4IifeI CUR 9austbire, brad
Ratts elm, fsste bic S9Ebiabs unS
ipsnbets Gassdbsr bic sesrippten ROneteu,
oss Seftsrn nit i8warSen StOnen. 9o9
Der &rus sebt 10 LANCE gum grunnsn, bis
CT bri9t. Der Wtrtb mertte, baB ct be:
itobIen warb, warnte bic PoIiSei, fe btsIt
0aGe uns erpii5te ben bunteln Sobu
Gfrita's. @r fit isst biuter S4IOB unb
RisSsI unb bat feline Mifstbat einsetaus
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
0emanote Yerioueu

tSnusn Sur6 leidt pertdufide uuo nieli6e, bauptidtltd
bel ben Bsuttden INNER s~ausbore artitsl eiusn oauernoen
unc suten Seroieuit ~sr3teleu. Gum Sepeiie peroen auf
@uui6 obne 8orausbe3abluus Qrobeu Der artitel auf
Gommiifen i'm 8straee Don $3.50, sabIbar mad gertauf,
BET @rpreB unS austuuit per Bot S%useiaubt, seseu Gin
ienouus gutter 8eieren;en poH redti4oHeneu Wdnneru,
uno s6uren bic artitel, peuu nidt ais gut pertGufi6 err
pieien. returnirt peroeu. aorele: %. @rui, Glepes
lamb, =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
8iniQ /! Bilia 8ilia

Sect TT bic 3sit um ibrs 5s,bif : &Ieis
bsrtoffe. Ssibens, Sammets unb Weib.
uaaren, Eeppide &C. gu t~aufeu, ba unisr
Eager iest In ieber abtbeiluns complst 1T,
unb mir &dufern 8ortbeile bteten, mie fts
nt4t anberswo erlanst wsrben t6nneu.
Da mir tn sroben Suantitdten fur Baa,
t~aufeu, inb mir i'm Stanbe es portbeiIbafi
fur sic su MAIDEN, Sbre @aaren gu Tau:
fen BET Sas. Sept & 50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
Staat 4 Amgegeua.
entered at the postofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Ngenten Der 8a5ette".
Sn @6ieago, 81.

eSN VVWUUVI SH''
ST.. Better &eiter, 217 Sr6arb StraBe.
Sr. u. Stsins:8almus, 2O6 @anaIport
Ipenue.
Sr. WidaeI @etter, 10. 1912 site
StraBe. Siioieite.
SIr aurora, sSu., unb umsessnb.
ST.. q. 9. W q q, Ro. AZ gtortb groaopap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

am SieHitas mfeis,ts bsr bO9u'fs BIT
Idol s. 9enneFp ben "a. Subrestas ieiner
grbebun9 gum Sii6Ofe bur4 eiu Pontif;
calamt, bas ct In ct. &upbaels: RatbebraIe
~fsierte. gisIe grisftsr batten f9 CUR
iSeier etn9efunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

Gin OOer 3wei suersiide juuse @dnuer
aIs reiienbs asenten fir bic .Sa5ette"
ssiudt. sic mihsn beiber Spra9en
md1tig iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

9abenport freut i& gang seuaItts, baB
Der gonsreB etue Seuiquus fur ben 5ens
nepin Canal sema9t bat. Wun feierte
bas @rsisntB nod @sbibr. @s freut uns,
baB snbIi9 elm Tbeil bss @uni9ss Der
8irser Dausnports erfiat warb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
Sie @ooernor's Grea's, uniere bupers

Electromagnetic, - bic Srun3oien nannten
ls4s fol9s Grippe garde inutile-ibts fi5
am Wontos a6eno .. B. I'M StraBentumpi
bel sinem 4ufrubr. Wan ftoS rsdts unb
limits sessn bic 9duier an WeinitraBe bin.
an unb sab Salusn ab. Die Burger
brudte man ri9tis an bic 5enffer unb auf
bic Straben, absr SarritaOen wurben tsins
sebaut unb bic 9faferfeine f9pirrtsn
aud nidt Sur4 bic 2uft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
Sic attieuinbaber Der neu sesrarbsten

Sic attisninbubsr bsr nsu ~sssrirbsten
rgitisens Stats gant" baben ibren Bsrs
uultrnssratb erpdbIt. @s 1T J. Simos
mes, p. u. Darlington, Saul Eraut, 90.
Dillon, 6. u. 8oelter, s. s.. SbislOs,
Rs. Slab, g. s. See, s. g. @lusins.
Sn elmer 8srinmmIuus bss 8erpaIs
tuussrutb sinseu fOlsenee 9srrsn ais 8s'
amie Ger Baut bs,por:
grGftoent-4. 9. See;
8icezQrdibsnt-Soi. Simones;
Saiiirer-S. g. Giusius.
Die erts Notwithstanding Der acs
tisnin5absr fiubet aui erifea SOnneritas i'm
Sauuar fat. Die Bunt bat ibre @orpos
rationste@te auf % Sabre unS tbut tbre
@ei5dfte i'm Weigel 8Iod.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

aaum Uon sem Srano tes Rcges'i4en
@sbdutss sutidsssebrt, purbe bic Gsusr:
wsbr mad Der 3einSImible serufen, mo
sbenfaus Seuer aussebrO&en mar, bus
ieop6 baI6 geI6i&t werbsn fonnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
Sie 0linpis Central. Giitnbabn.G pm:

pagnie bsf6rbert pom %. September bis
10. October incl. Seiu4er bes ROrnspa,
loitss In Siour Gitp BON bier mad Siour
9itp unb aurit fur ben Yreis Der eiussIs
nsn Subrt. Rdberss BET 8. s. Rsrrp,
2liNitent bes General adasisrs Nssntsn
gu WaH9sfsr, Sopa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

Ser bohm. Batter @abous BON &it'
tarbsuiqe fubr am Sountas Na9mittas In
ieinsu, @assn aus, unb wurbe aus ieinem
@efdbrte sefiI,st. gr brad bos S9uI:
terblatt unD isste bic S9ulter TIM Ss!snts
aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
Nepsgorf Warftbert6t.

Yer SeIesrapb.) 6. Oft. 1890.
@etSen-Wilp., go. 2, $1.02 bis los.
Safer-43 bis 45 Gts.
@ei6torn- 9em. 10. 55 bis IS Gts.
9 6meine 6-$13.7 70 bis l4.25.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
ct. XomiS aiarftbsrtht.

Ger Selssrapb.) 8. Ott. 1890.
@ei3en-rotber, go. 2, 81 bis SO @ts.
8 e6forn- AZ bis 40 @ts.
Sater-3 81 bis AZ @ts.
Noqqeu- bis - Cts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
GROCER Mnctions 0erfauj
bon SauplduBsn fiir
@eidaftsz unO @obubduier
am
9onueritag, 8. Setober 1890,
I'M 9 lIbr Wat,mittaos urGris.

I'M 2 nbr Natmittags prdris.
Der unterseidnete pirb an Srt unb Stele
ienes pinitenspertbe, on Rbombers 9penue
9ele9ene @i9entbum, elm glod 0itli6 pon benz
neuen Stulbaus ~ eagle Yoint, betannt uus
ter benz Ramen Saben's Qarf, betebenb aus
Got go. $50, 260 uub 261 an ben Reifbieten.
ben pertaufeu. 9s 1T sin eiufOdiser Store
uuo @obnbags NIT 6eQer, Giiterne uno allen
nOtbi9en Gubenbauttn AM Qlabe.
8as @i9entbum 1T pobl9ele9en fir Elm @e:
i6dit, ba es in eirem Der beiten Staottbeile
lie9t unb idnel i'm 0ertbe iteist.
SebinSun9en.- Cine .Sdlite baar, Der
Reit nit z 4ro3ent Snt.rsiien in elm unb Swei
Sabren.
Sral Hoia 8aoen, @isentbimeriu.
). G. Sbmert, guctionar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

0nn. g. Molo, Slet. unb R6brens
Grbeiter. anIasen neuer R6brenwerts fur
Dampfs unb @asaulasen. Ro. 472
WainfraBe. EsIepbon go. l43. SAM
tary work a specially. aa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

. Nm Sonuctitas, ben 9. OttObsr 1890,
Ra1mittass 3wsi l1br tritt bic bemotras
tide Convention Der Dslesaten uOn Dus
6uque @ouutp I'm Stabtbauis in Dubuque
sujammen UNI gautioatsn tir foIgenhe
Iemter aufSuiieQtn: County aupalt, @es
ri9tsiaretbsr, County &ecoroer unb finf
Supelpioren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

Mm o. u. Is. October, usrtduft bic gbts
caso, WtIwautes & ct. Saul giienbabn
@rcurfonstidets mad Chicago, bic sebn
Gage siltis fnb, gu iebr rebu3irteu greis
fen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

Ser bisfise ,Sslesrapb" iu6t cine III:
iude gu finben, UNI ms 9eubetion'i&e
Eager ~ibsrSusebeu. Die ansriie uui
Dunn, auf Watbeps u. /. N. beuten ba:
rauf bin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

(Rer Selesrapb.) 6. Oft. 1850
SO ei3eu-Ho. 2, - 90 bis 80 @ts
0el 6torn- 40 bis so @ts.
Safer 80 bis AZ @ts.
&o9Sen-59 @ts.
@erfe-70 bis 70 @ts
S%uttsr-15 bis 90 @tS.
Sarmtdie, z bis n @ts.
@%iei-15 bis IS @ts.
0bisfp-$1.O9.
S9peine-&3.00 bis 4.40
Rinbpieb-$3.00 bis 4.50.
S6weinefleii6-$10 so bis 81. 90.
Sdmals-$5.S0 bis $50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
Gs ideiut, baB Der Genius u~nierer gu

% Ideint, bQB Der GENIUS u%nlerer gu:
ten Stabt Dubuque nod nidt enbsiItia
feifsefsst TT. vWuior" .. Us. &seb, bei
Genius Supsruiior bes 0iitricts. mai b.
@o9e in Der Stabt, um bic Dis iest feit.
seiteute gsu6lterunss5abl mad ben pom ben
3dble,n Der Staot aufssfsuten 2iftsn 81
cortisiren. Wan slaubt, baB Der Genius
Dubpque's f9 auf 3ls bis 80, 900 ftslsu
wirb. Do9 Elm tIetnsr Croft fur uuisrs
@sruesiocaroB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

Gs aibt augsnblide i'm msni4li6su
2sbsn, NC mar DOT Sbmer,en ue,ridI
wsrbsu t6nnte, unb tana III IS 3eit, fit
bes bsrlbmtsn SaIuatiou Selss su erin:
nern. Disies beilt ale daBerIi9sn S4msrs
sen lpfort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

aaufe MIR ben Gdtsn Or. gua's 9us
item Sprup, fabri,irt DOH u. s. Mspsr &
80. Baltimore, Orb. Dine bereu l1nters
i9r,ft 1T ttine Slaids d4t. 9reis 25 Cts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

Nihts maht Elm Seim 10 freunbIi@
bebasItd unb seiuno, aIs Elm r9arIanb'
Diem ober &ange.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

&egensburger Warisnfalenber, iOpis
anbere &aIenber fur 1891 gu babsn Bel ..
6 obaus, go. 1858 @IapffraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

Sir gerlssnnsen, bic eth sewifer Reeie
auf Der 6. Wt. & ct. Saul giisnbabu srs
Iitten, iprad bic Surp am 81. Ssptember
inn einen S@abenerias uon So, 500 3u.
Die gompasnie leste appsl ein. Au9
Neeie 1T ni9t aufrieoeu nit benz @abrs
lpru1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

Sic bsmufratiide County Contention,
bic am o. b. So. itattinhet, i5etut cine
aufreseube gu perbsn. S5on LANCE ni6t
msbr itanbeu f5 bic @uubibaten 70 bitter
ge8snlber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

Sas jtpeite 8eleiie Der Rbombsrs'i4sn
StraBsnbubn an S~onestraBe 1T seIeat anb
bic 8ussn fubreu ptsbsr bis CUR Berfte
am SluB binuntsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

9ie Dubuque Bale Bali Qiiuc:atiOn
III ssbOritsu. sic bate $lO97 S@ulben
ssaladt unb betablte 25 Gents am
Dollar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
0fiuhf.

$50 1T Sernarb Warr? aus SriIinsen aebiir.
tt9. Gerielbe i6rieb leineu leSten Brief 1854
pom 9ittsbur9 aus in bic Seimatb. ga grbs
i6oftsan9elegenbeiten ;u re9eln iin6, 10 wirb
oerlelbe 9ebeten, Der Rebactton bieIes glattes
letne acreiie eiujuienben. leberbaIpt limb mir
Seoem %oantbar, Der uus Qusflnit iiber ben
Serbleib oeS gelubten 9eben fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
2Inna Waria aies loeb. saaut)

i'm alter BON so Sobrsr. Die @rritorbeue erblidte 6s
Gttt Der Belt gu Reblcr, I'M Canton Supeler, mar nit
Stdolos Sies, ebcufaus pom Ssblsr. psrbeirGtbet. Die
beteen ebeeatter tameu 1861 nod Amerita uno lteFeu It'd
aui Der ibueu !. 3. eeb6rsroeu 5urm in WoIaIem Iowus
ibtp utsoer. Aus Der Gbe e%utiproIsn ieber Stnoer, 6
S6bns uno l lobter, BON oeuen ;psi benz bereits nor 8
Sabren 9e~itorbereu 9aeg i'm Robe poranstuqeu. am
Ssber limb Sobu Sies, Sarmer in Woialem Iibp., Dus
buque Go Sa., Better 6ies in Sladbapt Co., Su., Nalens
tin Stes, aud in Dtoiolem, Watbias Ries, 8Gitwirtb in
DUBUQUE, 6rar;tsta 6ieS, gbeirau uor Yster gropu,
ebeufaQs in Oiofalem lopnIbip.
8te IterbIitsn ~llebsrree purOeu am Samita9 auf benz
Sottesater pom Ct Catherine, ourt ben bo6p. Batter
SdIlter, uuter !3uoraus pom SsrpauOtsu uub 8efanuteu
b%etseiest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
CODES An5eigs.

am Donueritas absro .. u, um II ubr itorb, usriebeu
NIT ben bL. SatrameHten, gu Ct. G%GibGriuG, Dubuque
Go, Sopa,
Evening journal., 1890-11-10
CITY NEWS ~ ) RlEF.

The scholars Of the High School are
having their portraits taken in groups.
Smyth Post. G. A. R, will give an
open camp fire in its rooms at Third and
King streets this evening.
The Pusey and Jones Company has
just completed three Gould screenes for
paper machinery for Wilder & Company
DUPONT Post. g. A. r., gave an ster-
eopticon entertainment Saturday for the
purpose Of raising money to purchase
flag for No. school
An iron gray horse was found straying
at Front and Madison streets Yesterday
morning and wss taken to 5ibbon's s
livery stable to await an owner.
Epworth M. E. Sunday school will
celebrate its twenty seventh anniversary
to-moTro W evening in the church. j. r.
King of the Y M. Q. A., will make an ad-
dress.
Mayor Austin harrington made his
regular monthly inspection of the police
department last evening. inspecting those
on duty during the night at o'clock
and these on the day turn at o'clock
The mayor Was we'll pleased and compli
mented the men on their appearance.
John Mshoney and Simon !Lote, the
young colored men who were held BY
Coroner Gamble ss witnesses in the case
of Wilcox Stafford, charged with the
killing Of Kennard Chambers. were re-
moved to New Castle Jail on Saturday.
from the City Hall. where they had been
since Monday, they being unable to fur
nish bail for their appearance.
Evening journal., 1890-11-10
LAST EDITION
SMITH SENT TO JAIL.


Joseph Leach's Assaiiant is Heid to
Await. the Result Of His Victims
Injuries
Park Smith, the colored man who
committed an aggravated assault on John
Leach at Brandy Springs on Tues
day was arrested Saturday afternoon by
County Constable James Porter OF New
port.
He was given hearing before Justice
Smith at 10 o'clock this morning and the
evidence in the case correlated the facts
of the assault as published in the EVEN
ING JOURNAL of Friday After
Leach and Smith had cursed each
other Smith struck him in the face. and
he fell heavily to the ground, striking
his head on log and fracturing his
skull. The testimony of DR.. Ball.
Leachs attending physician, showed
that the injured man was still In
critical condition.
hThe justice held Smith to await the re-
suit of his victim is injuries, and Constable
Porter took him to the county jail. The
prisoner is tall, intelligent and healthy
looking negro. An action was also
brought against his father for abetting
the assault. but he was proven to be q
peaceable citizen, and the justice decided
to punish him no further than to hold
him in 800 bail to keep the peace.
Evening journal., 1890-11-10
Democratic Hundred Committee
QUEEN VICTORIA.
What She Drinks and why the Court
Physician Recommended IL.

What She Drinks and why the Court
Physician Recommended 1t.
The London World has been making nm
Investigation OF what the Queen drinks and
has ascertained definitely that upon the ad-
vice OF Sir William Jenner she inks whis-
key diluted In water. This e for the purpose
of retaining her vigor. renewing her strength
and prOlonging her life. The whiskey which
she drinks is obtained from the distiileiy on
her own balmoral est te,and Il course Is per-
fectly pure. Thus the World offers a
valuable suggestion IN this fact: kngland's
sovereign drinks whekey under the recom-
mendation of the court nhveician ana ~
account OF Its medicinal qualities and she
drinks Il absolutey pure, having II distilled
upon her own estate. These facts prove two
things: First, that all modern medical science
demonstrates the superior value OF whiskey
for sustaining health ans prolonging II q and
cond, thai 1t must be absolutely pnre The
leading American physicians and chemists
have indursed these views constantly and
emphasized the necessity OF having whiskey
that Is absolutely pure The best medical
and chemical talent IN America has shown
co elualyelY that no whiskey known IN the
market Is 50 pure IA lnfY's Malt. IL Is
wholly free from fusil oil, it Is unlike all
other so-calied WHISTLES, and 1t Is doing
great things for the health ef the community.
10 true ia this, that while many temperance
people oenounce whiskies and liQnor- In qea-
trAl, thev hck no gladge he superior mer Of
ualy. q eat care should be exero sed how
ever TO secure % other, no matter how hard
a dealer may seek TO sell You something
Evening journal., 1890-11-10
81 ad For the Delaware.

The United States Fish Commission il
making arrangements for operating a
100 acre pond on the Delaware river next
spring for the Matching Of shad The ex-
pense connected with its establishment
is very light, ana the number Of shad
that can be raised simply depends on Che
size of The hatchery. Without any
trouble, 150, 600 of the toothsome fish to
the acre can be raised on the natural
food of the water, and with artificial
feeding and care, this number can be
greatly increased. The rivers are So
completely blocked up with nets every
spring that very few shad can get up to
spawn, and If it we're not for artificial
culture the shad fishery would soon dis
appear, but as it is, the catch last spring
was double that of 1880, and it is con-
stRntly increasing
Evening journal., 1890-11-10
oaa rel Amonr Italiana.

Several Itslians became involved in a
quarrel while drinking in Dewire' 3
saloon on King street below Fourth,
about 10 40 o'clock this afternoon
Jo,eph George hurled a glass of beer into
Lewis Jeffers's face, and then struck him
on the brow with the tumbler
cutting him severely. A general
scirmage ensued and several persons
were badly hurt. Officer Heald
arrived on the scene and some Of the bel
ligerents at once decamped. Officer
Peterson subsequently came up, but as
the parties were not then quarrelling, be
could make no arrests. Jeffers went with
Peterson to the City Hall and swore out
q warrant against George who Is fruit
dealer on King street below Third.
Armed with this document Officer Peter
son proceeded to his residence, but the
bird had flown. A charge Of disorderly
conduct win be preferred against Jeffers
Evening journal., 1890-11-10
THE CASE olsMls, 20.
No Evidence to Warrant the G. nYIetior
of Simpson or Taylor,

Of Simpson or Taylor.
George Taylor and George W Simpson
we're charged before Judge Ball this
morning, with being drunk, and acting
in disorderly manner in the Ninth
ward, on election day. w. F. Smalley,
Esq, represented the prisoner. During
dispute at one Of the precincts on that
day. Thomas Walsh. a Democratic n
spector, was arrested by q deputy
marshal and taken to the City Hall. On
the way up great crowd accompa MED
them, and some argument and recrimina
tions were INDUCED in Officer Walker
arrested Taylor and Simpson at the CITY
Hall. On the witness stand to day he
swore that the men had been creating
disorder, cursiDg everybody and anybody.
and acting as If under the influence of
liquor.
Francis Bradley, Christopher Curry,
George Clark and John Spring, a deputy.
marshal, were sworn, but their testimony
did not show that the prisoners had done
anything more than any other member of
the crowd to warrant arrest. Spring
swore that Taylor was drunk.
Mr.. Smalley was proceeding TO call
witnesses to show that the prisoners
were not drunk, when Judge Ball said
that was unnecessary, as be had seen
them few minutes after their arrest and
they were then sober. The case was
dismissed
Evening journal., 1890-11-10
Phiiadelphia ouuners ID trouble.

Jacob Nutter Of Frankford, Pa, in
company with foEr colored men, Benia
min Johnson. James Davis, Thomas
Gibbs and Howard Davis, also Of Frank
ford went last week on a cunning trip
to Still Pond, Kent county, Md They
were all armed with fine br sech- loading
guns and well supplied with fixed ammu
milton. On the third day out a constable
arrested them on q charge of cunning
without license and trespass Two Of the
party. Thomas Gibbs and Howard Davis,
slipped out Of the house by a back door
and gave leg bail for security. Nutter,
James Davis and Benjamin Johnson were
marched before Justice Of the Peace J
R. Starkey, who imposed fine OF $50
each for cunning without license and
So each for trespass They left their
guns and ammunition for security and
returned to Frankford