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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05
The Italian Trouble Still in
 a Cloud,
First Reports 0verdrawR But
 it is not all Wind.

" ~-A-- - -N-ar s1 impossible to get correct accounts of what is going on in the cabinet. The President and Secretary Blaine are cioseted most of the time and it il rumored that Governor Nicaols has been summoned to Washington. Sec retary of War. Proctor, who is iE Los Angeles has received many dispatches from the capital but IS very retieent a.sd refuses to talk upon the question Upon the first news being received Secretary Blaine drove to the White House where inc told she president all that had occurred. They discussed futGre prospects,. remaining an hour, and then he returned home and was not accessible and the state department officials declined to discuss the matter None cared to be quoted in their opinions, as precedents were to be looked up before they could be ven tured. It wass however the general impression that the dogs of war were not to be unloOsed.
 Favs did not demand A passport as st first reported A demand for pass porte is an extreme measure. It is taken when the war feeling runs high and the ministers person is in danger at fhe hands of Lhe popUlace. It is also in a degree suggestive at once to recall and under the circumstances of this case is serious matter. There could be no attempt to disguise but it does not signify that mutual explan- aiions and diplomacy cannot restore the old status.
 The report that citizens of this country are being imprisoned is de nied and again confirmed.
 IL is believed that Governor Mich ols recent letter to Secretary Blaine WAS regarded by the Italian govern Hnent with great dissatisfaction as il appeared that the United States had eEsusted it's resources, owing to the peculiar differences between national and state governments, and the cer- tainty that the grand jury now in ses- sion in New Orleans will not find a bill against the mob leaders added to the feeling in Italian circles that the whole investigation was a mere bluff.
 Theodore Hsvemeyer, head of the big sugar trust has just left for home after making compact that will end lhe long war which Claus SpreckIes aud his sons have ~aged on inc trust The basis of agreement is @ division of territory. Spreckles agrees to retire from Philadelphia and to c0ufne his sugar refining to this coast and to sell 10 sugar east of the Rocky mountains Havemeyer agrees not to interfere with the sugar business west of the Rockies
 Bids for buiiding stone ietty st Galveston were opened yesterday. The lowest bid for granite jetty, was by Kicker, Lee & Co, Galveston, for S4- 55s. .940. The contract involves Ghe placing Of about I0oe,0OO tons of 1 sioBein two jetty walls extending cut into the guit.
 The assassin who killed Minister l BallchieR at Sofia, Bulgaria, has not yet been caught. IL Is thought to be part of Russis'E seheming.
 Major Rathbons Of Ohio has been Fourth Assistant Postmas- ter General, an office cresied at ti.e last session oi congress ]
 Italy has iuyittd the UaitsJ states to participate in rte exposition st Pal ermo, of mscaiuss nut motors for small industries. IL opens November :. 1881
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05

George Redstreak, who has been visiting the eastern states, returned to-day locking strong and hearty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05

4 Eyemar is back from Sonora where he has been for several weeks. He is infatuated with that country.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05
sURsCRIrrIex RATS.
prominently
rHKEK gentlemen

THREE gentlemen prominently spoken ol for delegates to the con stitusionaI convention on the repa6- Hoaa side are Col Herring, f. E. Gage and J. A. Montandon. No better selection could be made
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05

Ls Grippe is raging in & fatal de- gree in northern Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05

Mrs Mark Smith has gone to the ranch to be absent a few days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05

Six condemned cavalry horses will he soll si Fes. Hs=Sil::s:,e:s:: <; :.sS; TiloTTo~.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05

Secretary Proctor did not go tc Hua. chuca as had been planned.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05

H. s. Thomas wsa passenger on the incoming stage today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05

The Board oi Supervisors meet on Monday next
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05

Italy has iuyit,d the UaitsI states to participate in rbe exposition st Pal ernlo, of msciliues nui motors for small industries. IL opens November :. 1891.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05

From Tharsaas'sDoslv.
 Ma-ty Long has returned from the Hot Springs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05

Major Rathbone Of Ohio has been appointed Fourth Assistant Postmas- Ger General, an office creaied at tie last ses-i,,n oi congress
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-05

The assassin who killed Minister BalIchieR at Sofia, Bulgaria, has not yet been caught. IL Is thought to be part of Rnssis'E scheming.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
Saar, WtoIeI, gifel unb SaHsria.

OieIetten Sag5en I'M Be,ire
Reusrburs BADEN ni9t uiel ;ur Strede GEE
bra1t. WiIbi9psins purbsn wobI s.,
ipirt, absr eS fam ni1t gum S9as. Die
Sabl Der Wilbi4usine wirb gum 2sibpsiea
Der Sdssr, aber CUR 5rsube Der 9anbuirtbe
ftstis serinser. Sc iou uns niSt nun,
eeru. wenn man baIb CaIu iibsrsebt, tabmS
S1wsine in ben @aIb 3u trsibsu, UNI fe
ipdter ais @iloiduetne Su iaisBeu. Sts
@ifeIrace eisust it4 ia gang trtffliS basu>
gu 6trf wurbsn benz 2.brsr gal.sr in
ieinsm Gissntbum am Bese nod Coles
lsutsn 81 iunse IspfsIbdums abssbro5sr.
Die 6rsulsr wurbsn srwii9t unb fsen felt.
Dasmit5 500 @trn. Roblen belabsne
S9ifi Der Wus. 5sin gu WsrSis purbe
tir3Ii9 bO8wiuissr Weiie unter Wailsr
seisst. Der Ebdtsr TT bsrstts sntbsdt.
gu Erier purbsn am 10. December
80 Ssminaritsn bic nisoern Wsiben eta
tbsilt.
@utem 8eruebmen mad beabs
t9tist Der Birssrmsifsr BON Bolenborf,
9sr Susp, tn ben Rubsftanb gu trstsn.
Gin iabii9sr SanbsIsmanu u,
fibrte I'M l6. Deg. Elm iunsss pfsrb iber
bic WsrsissS iIbrinser Bride, bas Yfsrb
i4eute, iprans ibsr baS 9sldnbsr, FIJI n
ten aaf's gis unb brad bas @snit.
gu Nsusrburs mar Der am Is.
Deg. absebaItsns @einbe Ssrbinsmartt
nur mdBta bsiu@t. Oasesen par Der Ssa
iinbsmartt 81 Bitburs bet anssnsbmsn,
Reiisp.ttsr gut bsiu4t unb bot, ME al,
idbrli4, sin buntss Bib. Inter ben
Otsnitssbsrn bsmerttsn mir uieIs Nisbsra
Idnbsr; au9 warsn bte @tfsIsr Gseuten
fur YsrmittIuns pom StsQsn In fcrnen
@sserbsn duBsrf ribris. Die 2obnfors
bsruusen waren isbr bod 3ue9ts ,purbsn
pro Sabr sebunsen ~ 1856, Wdsbe
Az 1910 Wart.
Sn Erisr iol I'M nd@ifen Sommes
Der 7. GonsreB bss 8ersins bsati4er &o.
fe~n!rsunpe tasen, bumit III cine srcBs &oa
fenausiteuuns psrbunbsu, an Der f9 aud,
bic NOisnta4tsr enr.mbarss bstbsiItssu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
eusemburst@eS aus BeIsten.

Saas l@emeinSe Serais). am 1a.
DECEMBER Wtttass brad Seuer in BEG
Sdmiebe bss 5rn. BoirpsS 4oeber aus.
aues warb einsesi9ert. Ser Bsna6tbeia
Iiste 1T usri5ert.
MarteIinssn. Nus @spdTsr ine
iest NIT @is bebedt, man muB aber bsbuta
fam ietn, beuu Isi9t Tam man etns unarhs
ssuebme 8etannti9aft NIT Der &neipy'fders
Wafertur MAIDEN. Ster feel bteisr Gage
elm Rnabe BON &abeItusen, Der tn Wartes
ltnssn tn bic S9ule sebt, In bic SaIer.
Sa sIsi9 5iIfe our Sanb mar, tam e.
nit einsm taIten Babe bapon. Eroe bse
ibirii@sn &dIte sins er NIT ben naFsH
RIsitern bis mad RabsIinssu.
Cine Srau pom 8iefemba5, pel9e
mo- 5en woate, feel tn has naiIe @Iemsnt
Der Sausr. @ladIiderueijs rar baa
Wahsr an iener Steue nidt tief, 70 bas
Fe sIeia isIbit bsraus teis9en tounts.
8et BEN Sti5wabIen peI5e
am IA. Oe5tr. gu 9oIoaus ita~ttfauOsn.
babeu bic RatboIiteu eiueu berrIt9en Siss
bauoHsetrasen. 9r. StoffI, Gatbol,t
pom SID, wurbe nit ITO Stimmen seesa.
5rn. 5eHs, lO1 Stimmsn, unb 5r. Mer=
tens, 8atboIit, NIT $50 Stimmen sesera
6ru. 2bote, 2iberaIer, Al Stimmsn, ss&
udblt. Die 3wet 2ssteren rparsn ganei.
bat fur bic Sectton Bsttenbofen. Dee
9smeinberatb bsitebt iest aus I &atboLi>
Zen uub 2 9iberaIen.
gu NrIou unb umseseub pirb ei9
sisenartissr alter grau1 ffrsns aufreds
sebaIten. Im Gage bes bsiIisen Nitca
Iaus, 6. DECEMBER, fiubet aIidbrIi9 tx
Der Stabt 4rIou Der Wartt Der 6siratbss
fdbisen itatt. 2Ius gafosue, 0euitateau
unb ben anberen Iursmbursii4en Srtsn
bsssbsn fi9 bic 2anbIeute In S1aarers
tells auf ben mannisfaItisftsn @asen
mad ArIon, I'm bieism Wartte bsitupcba
nsn. TsitIt5 set!sioete iuuse 0anbIeute
trefen nit ben iSmut setIeireten gduera
innsu 3uiannen; man i4ertt in ben bes
itimmteu Safissbduiern nit chamber; bic
GItsrn Der iuusen 2eute beiprs6su f6.
Die iuussu HeGte taufen bsrisuisen iunssn
Mdb9en, bic tbuen sefaasu, Obsr beIers
Sano lie besebreu, eiuen vSsiItsen Ritr&.
las, bas bsibt elm @si5snt. Disism sra
ten Rartte Der Seirutbsfd5isen foIst aus
eritsn Sonneriias bss Sanuars Der 1weits
Wartt; BAT man lid in Dieier Spiidsn;eis
untsr ben 5amiIieu aeeinist, 10 fiuost az
btsism Wartte bic 8srlobuns fat. Diee
Sermittsluns uater ben Samtlieu ab.rnebs
men bic ftp auisitisen gsrtruusns erfreu@
eabsn iogenannten r5siltssmdnner". Ssia
ratbsusrmittIer. wsI5e aae SsrbGItuiIpe
t~eunen, bic Ssbinsunsen fsRftsleu uhS
bic Chen gum Gbi9lufe briusea. gu
bieism 3uet ustleben bic SeiIissmduues
bic Seit 3uiiGeu ben beiben Mdrttsn ia
ben betbsiItsteu TamiIien, sfsu unb trinten
duf bas Bette unb perbsu isbr gesgrf.
Rommt bic 5stratb su Stanbe, 10 erbOl.sm-
fe beitimmte Srotents pom Der Wttsiik
unb nad alter Qanbssftts Elm Yaar StieFsG
unb einen @pIinbsrbut. Na@ ben Bsrt&tea
Der Srtsbldttcr mar btsisr Wartt in btsa
ieu Sabre In Solse bes it6neu Wettsra
,isbr b.Iebt", unb bic NIT @si9snten bsa
Iabeusu iunseu Bdusrtnneu srwieieu sear
nit, baB pieIe SsrIo6uussu In gusit<
ifPben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13

aur Sbbut ansetruut. in ben umIisssna
ben 06.fern baben mir Is 9timdri9uIsrS
erOfust, bic i'd iebsu Wouat einmaI Sen
fu9:n unb traminiren sebe. Sm 8tofec,
babier babe Id sepObnIi5 grsbtst, ge;3ts
hOrsn, Rate4sie u. (. 10. 3usimal peg
Wo4e baIt. i'd &ats9isutus i'm SubfaGe
fur bic Dieniiboten. Dieter Srt III tus
8inter basu Der bsquenfe, neil er parra
TT uno neil man bic Rne9te baisIbf y
lei4teften periammeln tann 49,. DIE
goten unb bic @5oIera 3tsben jest Ia
Sprtsn lumber, aber gu uns tauen fis Ha.
bato nod ni@t. Die gboIsraspibemie ssa
absr, 9ott let Dant, btesmaI psniass
9raaiam, ais ftiber."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
sarembursii6es aus 2tTen.

llnisr 2anbsmann, Der Ssiuitsnputsr g.
Bospsr, ssbirtts aus SOIStSum, canton
@lsrf, i9rsibt u. u. 5OIsenbes: .Eanail
(Sprtsu), 25. Rop. 1890. Der Srt. no
i'd isst bin, bsiBt Eauail. Dies lit Elm
GROCER Wuisrbof ar $50 9sttare sroS,
an Der StraBs pom Damascus nab 8eprut
asIessn unb unpsit pom Der Stabt SabIs
In 9ibanon. Oieisr 9of seb6rt uRs, uni
Der grtras bient, iOwsit CT rst4t, gum In,
tsrbaIts Der Wiifou. gr 1T sin Muits,
pom AdsrtuItur, @artentunit unb Visb.
su9t. 9is Wsni4snpIsss unb BITE SesIs
Jorge baben aud woblueritanbsn stnsu
ribmIi&sn Ylas. Da i'd TIM Adsrbau
ssin Pb6uir bin, 70 III mir bic SssIiors.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
sure II b Gss.
YcrstRig!e Staaten.

gorreippnbens. - Nm IS. Ges
sember 1890 ltub blsr 81 @raRoiue.
Siour 60, Soma, SrI Ntyer, set.
Burg, poblpsrisbsu NIT eer III. SGsras
mentss. i'm Hitter pom 81 SIbtsr. Die
8sriforbene warb 81 Sifsn lm 9robssr.
tostbum ssboreu, tenn nit ,bten Gitern,
bic nit Der gan.en UamtIie aasuanDsrten,
mad Nmerita uno man I:s6 I'D susrft 81
Ct. Donatus, Sidiou Goanip, Soma,
nisbsr, 3os ipatsr mad Caledonia. R!nuss
iota, unb bann nab SsEDsiu, Soma.
mo- ,fs f9 elm rsiss Sein griiubttsn. sic
ma1te als bic i&lsats Sei:sa nit unr
istt, no fs IS gut babsn %tonute. risf fe
Der Aamddtiss in isinem rUeriprf5li9sn
&atbi9luHs ab. Gle b!n,srldst einen
trauernbeu @attsn nit ssbn SlnbstH, pon
beueu bas dItefte II Sabre uub oas ~iineits,
elm Wdoden, Don 8 Sab,sn 1T. Die Ser:
iforbene bate ben it6aitsn 9sidsu;ua ben
man bier geisbsn. Der bo9p'iis Batter
Giernp bisIt bic grsqaiea CD. r. !. p.
Der Sort Baibinstou i5ts." pom l..
Sanuur b. 8. III bas 6OIsenbe entuommsn:
3weis 70 Der .Ratbolii6en Sitter in
Pelaium bat iIr ben nd5iten Sabresternin fol:
9en6e Ssamte ernGblt: TraIioent, Sacob Gin:
tier; gices Yrdfibeut, Hidola5 Sbou; SsfretGr,
Sobn Srier; Sdasmeiitsr, aoolpb aintoins.
Sow MID + i sr Ric. @eib pon Bort
@aibin9ton mar Der erie, Der idmmtlide
Staatsfeuerr lsiles Sowns benz Gountpi6aSs
meifer Reuens einbdnoi9te. rnIer Staotl6aSs
meiiter 2bam unb Der Somnldasmelltsr g.
3emratb pom Saufpile baben bereits einen
Sbeil ibrer Staatsieusm ab9eliefert.
Sobn grabenber, Elm alter bstauntsr
Siirser bieies 9ountps, lit i'm SauIe lelnes
S6wieserlobnes U. Ooun9 in Nreoonta i'm III:
ter pon SO SSabren 9eitorben. 9r wuroe am 27.
Deg. aui benz Solp @rob 5risSbois besrot9t.
q. Stoiiel in aSbiiou perlor D. gR. ;wei
S6eunen uno 400 Suibel ssei;en ear9 6euer.
Bon unisren Gouutpbeamteu lit
Der SberliI oEr einSi9e, Der appointments" 81
MAIDEN bat. Srant Seles, Der am 3. Sanuar
has amt mieoer antretsn Diro, welheS er idon
piele Serruine porber psrpaltete, bat fol9enoe
@rnennun9en 9sma6t: Gbas. @ottidalt pou
Gebarbur9, unter' Sberiii; Uk. .. Nsuens, Sc:
f6ngnispGrter; Sobn SinBen pon SreoOnla,
Sanles Sropbp pon Sautpile uub Sames Vtcs
Gartbp pou Bort Uaibin9tou, Deputies.
Srant bat wieb:r sinsn Sani suten @sidmad
SeieiSt.
Dem vNppston goItsfrsunb" 1T bas
GoI9enbe entuommen:
.Sraui 8Onis in Ranbom Cote, elmer Der alts.
fen pioniers uon Sbebopsau @ountp. ftarb on
Mtersi4wa4e. Der SertOrbsnene mar in Ui=
&elau, @roBbsrboStbum sursmburs,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13

am u org en- bes 10. DEFENDERS iiberreidte
Der Oiterreidilde abseianbte. general Treiberr
pom gsdtolsbeim, i'm auftrase bes 8aiiers
Srani Soiepb 9. s. s.. benz @roBbersos abolpb
elm S6reiben, in weltem 2esterer III ieiner
SSaronbeltelsans .besliidwiniat purOe. Die
aufiabrt erfolste in pra9tiser 9quipase.
Ole bdnti9 &ssieruns bat bsi6lois
fen, einen g.ianbten nod 2uremburs 3u i9its
ten, pel6er ia Der Staot 9ursmburS wobnen
rnirh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13

i'm Sabre 1905 seboren. manberte I'M Sabre 1916
nod ben gereiniaten Staaten aus nit IeinG
Srau unb A Rinoern, unb lieB Ii1 sIei1 bamals
in Sbepbopsan @ountp niebsr. mo- er bic bamas
lise gBilbernib, in Der nur Snbaner unb miIbe
Sbiere bauiten, tldrte. Seine Srau Gertrude
itarb Dor 4 Sabrsn, nadosm sr nit ibr sc Sabre
perbeiratbet 9eweien NOR. @r bintsrldbt duBer
ieinen flint Sinoern adtunb;pan;is Gntsltinosr
uno brei llrentel."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13

Si@ten. Die Worbtbat aml bieiissn
Siebbireu SarIes srbdlt bic 9smitbsr nod
INNER in Bswssuns. Eternal war isst
oas llnteriu9uussseri5t i5on an SIt unb
STEELE. Der bss Worbss psrbi9tiss ".
bsfinbet ii4 in 9rosbous In Saft. Au4
Die frau bss grmorbetsn wurbe feffaenom:
men uno mad 0istir9 ssfibrt; btmnu5
i9eint IS, ais Oh Elm @inusriidnbniB nit
benz W6rber ansenommsn pirbs.
gu Hsmi9 usi9isb am Is. 0es,
WOrssns I'M utter uon so Sabrsn Der lebr
u9tbare unb bsIisbts Ssrr s. .. 8auid:
Ter, ausrufsr unb Geusruafi9s,unSse
asent.
@repeuma6er. Die arbeiten fir
bic neue Babn @rsuenma4e: Wafsrbiais
i9reiten riitis uorudrts. I'm 81. Deg.
lieB bic prina : Ssinri9 : Sabnseieui4aft
bic Arbsitsn an Der Wsrtsrtsr Sopp (sssen.
iber Esmmsls) in Submiifou psrgsbsn.
gs itnb $500 gubitnstsr grbarbeiten, Gao
Nuabraimstsr 8adlase fur bic StraBs Wno
ll60 Subitmeter Wausruert. Die StraBs
wirb on bisisr Stsus ca. l Wstsr seisntt.
98ie mir b6ren. finb aud i9on bic Arbeitsu
tlr bic Strsds uon Der 3isseIbitte bis in's
Snnsre pom @reusnma9sr psrssbsu uni
beginner um /. Sanuar.
gu RapI wurben In Der Na9t pom
l6. auf ben II. Deg. bsim Wssssr GbiI'
ses peri@iebsne gBwaarsn usrmittsIff Gin
bru&s ssfObIen. Die poIiasi fabnbtt,
sifrisif mad benz anbs!annten Tbatsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
9iuiIfanb Der Stabt Qurem.
uru.

Seiratbeu. - Bonn Is. Se;br. Sbeobol
@onner, Sui6usiSsr, nit Suianna Sbilmanp
Wfatbias @ensler, Sant Seamtsr, nit Utariu
6atbarina @rOs; Bonn 49,: Watbias Bauer
9ocOmOtipiibrsr, nit anna Siebenaler, 8ittwt
SenteS.
SterbeiGlIs. - Bonn 16. Se,br.: gpo
Soubrsmout. 40 3. alt, @befrau pom Matbias
S1wab, NnItrei6er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
gtpiIfanb Der Stabt Remi6,
giuiIfanb Der Stabt WiIs.

Sterbefdue. - Bonn 10. Ss,br.: Sole.
pbins ga6tsiu, 70 =. alt, 8ittps pou 8ilb.
Raul. Bonn 15.: Sobanu Slom. II 8. ali,
SaslObner, @ittper pon Waria 9isi6. BON
IT,: 8atbarina Sirtsl, So 8. unb 6 Dion. alt,
obne Stano, gbssattiu pou Srau; Wertens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13

SterbefaIIe. Bonn 5. Ge;6r.: Serou
Sran,, 55 =. alt, S6mel'arbeiter. Bonn g..
8irs Suianua, 80 3. alt, gbsirau Don Bride,
Bernard. S6mel;arbeiter. Yom H.: Srdut
Suiauna, 46 s. alt, 9beirau ppu Gitel Su:
bert, 6lsmpuer. Bonn r.: Sil3 Emma Wtarra
S3 s. alt, Gbefrau pOu SOui9so 4stsr, arbei.
ter,
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1891-10-17
The Leaders Arrested.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 10.-Seven mem :
bers of the mob which lynched the negro
rapist last night have been arrested,
charged with murder in the first degree.
County Attorney Mahoney refused to al
low the prisoners bail, and by 7P. NJ. q
large crowd surrounded the county jail,
and threatened that if the prisoners were
not given their liberty the Jail would be
attacked and the men liberated. The
men under arrest are Ed. Neuchaefer,
Patrick O'Herne, John Fritz, r. G..
Bloom, II. 81. Bradies, Ed. Fitzgerald
and John O'Monoghue.
When the mop gathered i'll front of
the jail, Jailer Harrigan appeared and
announced that none of the men wanted
were there, offering to escort com mittee
of ten through the building. The crowd
accepted the proposition, and the com
mittee reported the men gone. Five of
4e prisoners had been released on bail,
and the other two taken to Papilllon.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1891-10-17

BINGHAMToN, N. Y, Oct. 12.-Domes-
tic infelIcitude between Mrs. Alvin De-
long, of this city, and her husband
induced her to shoot him about midnight
last night, killing him instantly. One of
the bullets entered his left arm. and the
other his heart. Some years ago Delong
was employed on the Delaware and Hud-
con, but lost his position on account of
his bacchanalian propensitles. Then he
took up painting and paper-hangiDg for
a vocation. He was a hard worker, but
spent large portion of mis- earnings with
other women and for liquor. His family
includes three children-two daughters,
the eldest of whom is II years, and son
about IA years of age. On Saturday
Delong attended fair in this city, and
when he returned to supper it was plainly
evident that he had been drinking. He
started to 60 out of the house and Mrs.
Delong pleaded vaiuly with him to re-
main. Soon after II P. NJ, Mrs. Delong
and little dog named Pete started out
to hunt him up. Pete had no trouble in
striking his trail and led his mistress to a
house kept by women OF checkered
career. Mrs. Delong enquired for her
husband. Hearing her voice, he stepped
out and used her shamefully. Finally
he accompanied her home, abusing her
every step of the way. When near home
DeloDg assaulted his wife. Just then
two shots were fired, and by the time
officers arrived, Delong was found dead
at bis wife's feet Mrs. Delong was
arrested and lodged in Jail. During the
day she has been irresponsible for her
utterances. Her husband had mauled
and kicked her. she said, until she could
put up with it no longer.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1891-10-17
Hunting for Outlaws.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-, Oct. 12.-The news
from Stone county respecting the search
for the cave outlaws is still very exciting.
The cave where the outlaws and suspected
robbers are concealed, if they have
not escaped through another outlet
known only to themselves, is IN one of
the widest regions OF the Ozark noun
talns, nearly forty miles from railroad
or telegraph Office. The latest report
states that Sheriff Bookout's force has
been largely increased by reinforcement
of armed men, who rallied to the scene of
the excitement from all parts of Stone
county. Growing impatient at the fruit.
less results oil the siege, the posse deter
mined to enter the cavern and hunt for
the outlaws and their supposed treasures
The cave proved to be q great wonder
world, containing numerous avenues and
pits. Descending into one of these yawn-
ing chasms the party found other rooms
below the first story of chambers. The
possibility of finding one of the tradi-
tional lost silver mines of the Ozark
mountains, once said to be- known to the
Spanish Adventures who explored the
White river country, also stimulated the
searching party. Room after room was
entered, but nothing much was found.
1t is reported that the robbers when dis
covered by the prospecting miners few
days ago, told the latter that they had
plenty to eat and could escape, if neces
sary, through an outlet known only to
themselves. The sheriff and posse are
still keeping up the search.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1891-10-17
A Romantic story.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.-The court at
San Diego, CAL, has just given Mrs.
Whiteworth, of this city, and two cousins
$4,000 worth of real estate IN the heart
OF that city. Mrs. Whiteworth is a
daughter of James Robinson, a teacher,
who, sixty three years ago, deserted his
wife and two children nesr this city and
clipped with Sallie Snyder, o pupil.
They went first to Canada. After two or
three years the girl sought unsuccessfully
a reconciliation with her parents. At
the same time. Robinson surreptitlously
visited and, unknown to them, secured
glimpse of his own family. The couple
then went South, as we determined upon
at the start They settled in what Is
now Texas. Robinson prospered, and
was elected lieutenalt-governor, and
later became governor through the Inn
peachment of governor Smith at the time
of the war over Texas. He was captured
by Mexicans and terribly abused, until
he promised to use his influence to have
the state return to Mexico. This made
him unpopular, aud he went to Califor-
MIA to avoid lynching. There he became
wealthy, and died In 1868. A son of the
Snyder woman became a member of the
California Legislature, but died in early
manhood. The Snyder woman, who all
along had been supposed to be Robin
sons wife, bad inherited all the property,
but twenty years ago sold all the realty,
and few years ago returned to Cincin-
natl. Mrs. Whlteworth heard of it two
veara aoo hunted her tlD and learned her
fathers history, and began the suit which
has ended so well for her. Miss Snyder
is now 80 years old, but bright as
woman of 60 She resides at Wyoming,
a suburb, and though rich, still cherishes
such hatred toward her family for re-
fuslng to forgive her that she allows her
only brother to reside in the county poor
house.