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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17
The Third Party Movemnut.

TOPEKA. Jan. 1.-THE two hundred and fifty
delegates who have been attending the citizens
alliance convention in this city have issued q
call for a national convention to be held in
Cincinnati between March 10 and 20 to organ
ize third party. The call issued ut the Ocala
convention was considered premature and the
date was therefore changed National organ
izers were appointed ~ follows: Capt. c. A.
Powell, Terra Haute, Ind. Ralph Beaumont.
Washington, DC; Mrs. L. Leze, Wichita, and
Capt 3. N. Wood, wichita. The name OF the
organization was changed to the Citizens
National Industrial Alliance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

RESIGNED TO Go WEsr.-Mr. Charles A. Bur-
nett, who has been for q number Of years .
valued clerk in the geological survey, has re-
signed his position and will leave his old home
tomorrow for Seattle, Wash, where he will
practice law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

ACT ApPRovED.-The President has approved
tho act to authorize the United States treasurer
to receive and keep on deposit funds of the
Soldiers Home in the District Of Columbia.
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AN ADJOURNMENT OR RECESS.

Probability That the Senators May Rest ON
the Sabbath.
The Senate will probably adjourn or take q
recess tonight until Monday.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

Col. BLACK RErRED.-Col. Henry N. Black,
twenty-third infantry, has been placed on the
retired list of the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

In the Police Court this morning . colored
man, james Bo,dsn, vss charged by OfRcer
Cross With fast driving. The oficer testifsd
that the horse belonged 10 W. w. Gould, was
valued at el,000 and has Q record Of
ASK, that Bolden, between $50 and 3 O'Clock
drove down the sveuue in buexy ct an un-
lawful gait, over twelve miles per hour. Bol-
den tssti6ed hat somsfhing s(arted TIE horse
and be did his best 10 hold lin up. 4 fne of
6 vptNposod
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THE LIE DROIr PARK FENCE.
Ar. Thos. Il. waGEaman Files His Answe,
to Mr.. Barbour Suit.

IL 1noes 1s wa8Baman flSes MS Answer
to Mr.. Barbour's Suit.
In the case Of Ami L. Barbour against
Thomas z. waggaman, ct al, the bill filed some
months ago 10 restrain the removal of the fence
in LeDroit Park, Mr.. waggaman has filed answer.
He adopts the answer fled by Boteler Bones
and J. F. waggaman, stating that he has since
sold the property; that the Commissioners
ON July IL, 1889, accepted the streets
in the park as highways, have changed
the names Of some TO correspond with city
streets. have laid sewers in some and have eK-
ercised control over the sewerage, &c. He
says: The fence In question across Linden
street between Elm and Spruce in Le Dr0dt
Park has been removed by persons unknown
to this complainant and without previous
knowledge on his part, and the District Com
missioners have. mp 70 the present, prevented
the rebuilding of said obstruction Of legal
thoroughfare." He then asks to be dismissed
with costs in this behalf most unjustly in
CURED"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17
TAKE YouR CnorcE.

TAKE YouR Choice
swIFTs SPECIFIC s. SIS.
CONTAINS NO MERCURY OR
POISON OF ANY KIND.
IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE
AND PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
YET 1T Is THE ONLY PER
MANysT CURE FOR CON
TAGIoUs BLOOD POISON.
AND
THE RESULTS OF MERCURY
EVEN IN THE HANDS OF
AsKSLLFUL PHYSICIAN.
ARE TO BIZ DREADED.
IN THE HANDS OF THE
PoPULAoE IT BECOMES
EXCEEDINGLY DANGEROUS;
AND WHEN COMPOUNDED
INTO NosTRuMs BY IGNORANT
HANDS III BECOMES FATAL.
Books On Blood aud SKIN Diseases Tree.
THE SWIFT srECrFIC Co. ATLANTA. Ga.
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''Now is the winter Of our discomfort made glorio
summer by"
GnAsrxs Doumr SroRrs,


No use in trying to buy the same goods for less
money Nobody Is going TO give you els for 81.
Grassy guarantees 70 give you 100 cents Tor dollar
every time and that all you get anywhere and il
you will compare his prices you will see where your
interest hes whatsoever you Sc the gIeatsst reduc-
lions discounts. Sc there you have been paying the
Nc IL IL very easy to put on - per cent and take on
ID Here are prices you can't beat:
10 White Fur Rugs. decdorized. e.. 15
3Alwool Art squAres, sxj yards. ........... d. 80
4Al-~ool. 3X33s yards. observation-disclosures. So
3Extra large, ,sx4 yards ............ 10 90
3EItra ZINE Combination fur Rugs white black
and gray centeEs. padded and lined $50. You can't
3yery Handsome Oak Suites regular price. sp5
our price. sep These will surprise you. Fine Che
plate. s45 30; sold elsewhere. edo 100 Dinner SETS
from 1.ge TO 1895. We have several patterns in
want 20 dozen Initial Tuinblers Just received iOc
Don't You want them. 900 dozen Clear Crystal Tun-
bters iof l3., Sold elsewhere q &c each. We only
Ing N Washington to match them Come aud see. Is
Tea Sets tanfIfui new style and rich decoration-al
who see them want them5es. so 10 sets. rich gold
and fruit saueers. 80 pieces. 20. Thin china. gilt
hand lbest gold lead. only ~ 80, Fancy Cake and
Fruit Plates. sc to o. each Eyerytains IN I'm Ware
to give u. - Tor 81 but do that. matter
what you buy nom us. you yet 100 cents worth for
every doilaf You lesys No matter what you buy or
not satisfactory. We feel Gependent upon the public
and we don't propose W drive any Dosy away. Ne In
tend TO do business right or not at all Don't DOUBT
n. C. GRAsTY. Double Stores.
FURNITURE. CARPETS. OIL CLOTH, MATING,
Nothing ON inst ailments Everything cheap for cash
A RE AS SMALL. As HOMEOPATHIC PELLETS
n and easy TO take rs sugar: Everybody likes
them. Carter's Little Liver Pills IN them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17
CRourY SouSps

A. night from babys crb are distractins 10 parents
who II los for medicine equal 10 the emergency.
Not with those who have AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL in the house. dose Of this medicine
affords certain and speedy relief To cure colds.
coughs sore throat. asthma Lronchitis boarssness
and the various disorders Of the brvafhng apparatus
Ayers Cherry Pastoral has no equal II sooshes The
ins;ncd tissue, promotes expec,ora,ion and induces
CALL FOB
repose. Capt. o. carley. Brooklyn. N. Y. writes:
II have Used Ayers Cherry Pectoral in my family for
thirty years and have always found the best remedy
for Group. to which complain, my children were
subject"
81 use Aypr's Cherry Pectoral IN my practice and
pronounce it to be unequaled a remedy for colds
and couxhs."-J. G. Gordon. NJ. D.. Carroll Co..
Virginia.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared by DR.. =. C. Aver = Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price, 81; six bottles. 81.
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Delightful Bcyeraye.

Connoisseurs award the palm Of excellence to
J. Calyet * Co.'S fine Clarets and Burgundies
+. de Barry a Co.. New York, agents. for sale
by leading grocers.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

New York Stock Market,
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, as reported BY special
wire TO Corson and Marartney. l4lO u street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

PAID DEAR FOR Hrs RUM.-Mr. @. De Cor
dova Of New York will have to pay dear for his
rum, as Secretary Window today decided his
imported S11 worth Of rum. the duty on which
was $3.50. By some inadvertance he did not
comply with the law in entering i; at the Gus
tom house, 50 it was seized and now he will
have to pay the duty and the expense of the
seizure
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seuator Henr,t,a Couditiun

1t was learned late this afternoon that Sena-
tor Hearst bad passed a comfortable day, and
that his condition was considered more favora-
BILE than yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

SEonxrAnH Psocroa's little con, whoss in
ness early in the week alarmed the family, b
nueh improved
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Preparing to Redeem the 1-2 Bonds.
A Strict Party Vote.

The Senate has rejected an amendment Of
fered by Mr.. Vest by a vote of yeas, 80;
nays, Is. Messrs. Teller, walcott,
Washburn and Stanford voted with their re-
publican colleagues, leaving the democratic
vote a strict party one.
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HORNER COMMITTED.

The New York Banker Charged With Send.
ing Lottery Circulars Through the Mails.
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Edward H. Horner, the
banker, who was arrested by United States
post Office inspectors recently on charge Of
violating the new anti-lottery law
was brought before Commissioner
Shields today. The assistant district
attorney introduced a certified copy Of the in
dictment found by the United States grand
jury for the southern district Of Illinois, charg-
ing Horner with sending circulars through the
mails which served as announcements Of the
winnings in lottery drawings.
Commissioner Shields committed Horner and
he was at once taken to the district court,
where the case will be argued. Horner's coun-
sci claim that their client cannot be arrested
for a crime committed in Illinois while he is a
resident Of New York and was not in Illinois ut
the time the alleged offense occurred.
r Illness OF Two Eminent Englishmen.
Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star.
LONDON. Jan. l7.-Prof Tyndall has been Sc
riously i'll, owing to q prolonged attack Of in
somnia, and his friends have feared the gravest
results. He is still confined to his bed
Mr.. Bradlaugh's condition has also been
causing alarm, but he is totiny much better, al
though not yet considered out of danger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

MANY PERsoNs
Are broken down from overwork or household cares
browns IRON BITTERS
Rebuls the system, aids digestion. of
bile and cures malaria Get the genuine =
DAM PROM INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA AND
Il too hearty eating IL relieved ct by taking
Of Carter's Little Liver Pills Immediately after
dinner. Don't forget this.
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beautiful
HELENA. MONTANA.

The City Of Belena located in the beautiful Prickiy
Tear Valley = substantially built VI stone and brick.
With good hotels. churches. schools and all modern
ronyen.en' Of life. The ssiety exceptionally heh
Cias. having than the average number Of etu-
catssl and Intelligent isupie.
Asa pl.>e OF residsnre it is uneluaed. II can be
reached by luxurious trains daily with through din
ins ears. the Northern Pacific Great Northern
railways from ST. Paul and Minneapolis or from
Kansas City via Union Pacific railroad Loe rate
round tytJ' tickets.
Montana has dozens Of broad valleys fertile with
the deposits OF that farmers lind in them para
disc Of prS-iuctIveness and home market for all yield.
Greatest OF all advantages 81 Mohans the wonder
ful climate. The winds of the Pacific ocean
modify the temperature the degree which affords
:he highest physical comfort. The air is full of
and sxhiarsting its effects that the con-
tnuel exis;enre Of disease is an iniprobsbihty.
Consunptives End tho almost constant succession
a bright suns!ny ard dry rc,aedies
Which som drive away thssr symptoms, and a
qsieh a dp1efsec u,sd fesh sadscates an curly
return " ho9lth.
For full information address
l. G. PHELPS. Secretary Citizens Committee.
s30v&sIy Helena Montana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

A PROBABLE VETo.-While it is impossible to
obtain an authoritative statement from the
President in regard to the Senate silver bill it
is intimated very broadly by gentlemen who
have conversed with him or the subject that
he is very much dissatisfied with the measure
in its present shape. and that he will certainly
veto 1t unless it undergoes a material modifca-
ton before it ia submitted to him for action.
He lie in entire accord with Secretary Window
on the subject aad the latter's opposition to the
free coinage of silver is q matter of record.
WAR DEPARTMENT CHASaEs-Edmund ].
Brookings of Maine and John P. Clum of Cali
fornia resigned as clerks, class 1. record and
pension division; Elmer d. Jordan Of Iowa and
John N. Campbell of Ohio declined appoint
ments as copyists, $500. record and pension d.
vision; George Z. Dayton Of New Jersey pro-
NOTED from copyist. $780, to clerk, Il 900, rec
ord and pension division; Miss Carrie ID. Chase
of Pennsylvania promoted from copyist. $500.
to clerk. 81 900, depot quartermasters office at
Philadelphia, Pa.
Preparing to Redeem the 1-e Bonds.
Secretary Window is preparing to redeem
the AZ per cent bonds, which mature Septem-
Der 1, 1891. With this end in view he
discourages the purchase of per
cent bonds and keeps stand
ing offer for AZ per cent
bonds, which at present is the only certain
outlet Of getting money out of the treas
%ox outstanding is about M sas 0o TSs
amount issued originally was ease, OOO, 600.
To provide for the redemption on
September l Secretary Window will, it is I'M
derstood, apply the amount now in the sinking
fund, s49, O06, 600, leaving, with the purchases
that are likely to be made in the meantime,
about six or seven millions 10 be paid out Of
the net surplus on September l, 1891.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

CArARRz.
CstArrh 10 apt give riss most serious complies
lions, destroying the of smell and TASTE impair
hearing causing offensive breath. often producing
mental physical debility and leading to throat af
fectious. asthma. bronchitis and consumption.
To the careful study and scientific investigation of
this pernicous disease Dr. Lishthi has devoted his
exclusive attention for thirty years. and has
ceeded in formulating system Of treatment which Is
absolutely painless prompt in its action and posi-
lively curative in its effects From the FIRST applca-
ton great benefit experenced which continues from
day to day rn,iI final and cure Is the re-
suit.
P. LIGHrHILL. ND.
THROAT AND EAR SPECIALIST.
Can be consulted st his residence.
l4ii K st. NV.
,.i2-ss From until L. and from too
% sT Sov.-,s syS Ia.aay E 1.se. and
9 Gan sninsaf phy-g Sssiaiy curss c.s.rrh;
90 UCC 8 q infallfble cure.
sold ~ q CHRISTIAN. whosssale and ketaal
NISSAN 10 fenna
SUIT THE PEOPLE, BECAUSE THEY ARE TIRED
- Of hitter doses. with the pain and gripping that
ally follow. Carriers Ii-tle Liver Pills. Cne Pill dose.
Ne WELL aEauI:sIEp HOUSEHOLD sHoyL il
SonA Ask your drugxist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

VARIOUS CONVERSATIONS ON WHICH RE BASED HIS
cHARGEs-MEN WHO CAME OK FROM yKw
YoRK-MR. JOSEPH nIcKEY AND HIS REMARKs-
THE ELIMINATION TO-DAY
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Owenby told him in the last conversation
that he was not used to living in a
place like this. Owenby was Disguised; said
they were all robbers and he was going back
to his old business of mining. Owenby
complained that those with whom he
him. Witness wouldn't like to give the names
mentioned by Owenby because they related to
his informant's private affairs.
QUESTION OF NAMES.
Mr.. Oates said witness would see that the
mention Of the names did not make the men
guilty.
Mr. Payne Of New York asked If that was not
why the witness should not give them, and
rather objected to mention Of names on mere
hearsay.
Mr. Oates-K you take that course YOU NAV
shut the doors and get nothing. The men
mentioned may be valuable witnesses men,
ton Of names will do no harm. They can
come here and vindicate themselves.
MANY LITTLE POOLS.
Some further questions in this line were
asked with the result that witness said he
understood from Owenby that there we're
number Of different groups interested in silver
speculations. These groups each comprised
eight or ten men and worked together for the
purpose OF effecting the most favorable legis-
Mr.. 6stes~was any Senator, Representative
or other officer of the United States govern
ment interested in that group? Mr.. Dingley
states that the groups worked together. II
any one was interested in any group it brings
them all together.
STILL ArrER THE NAMEs
witness-Owcnby gave the names of Soma
torsor Representative, but be (witness) pre-
ferred not 20 mention the names
Mr.. Dingley suggested that IL might be well
first TO call Owenby.
Mr.. Oates said that would probably be the
more orderly proceeding; but still he thought
the names should be had now.
Mr.. Rowell suggested that until preliminary
proof showed the existence Of what he would
cal conspiracy IVES given, hearsay testimony
should hardly be received, except a. affecting
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-10
3 cites &apiteI.
Ger aerfer.

Wsbrers Gage wanbsrte Der aIts Briss
tier obns S~ssssnuns etnes unanseuebmen
@rsisuifss. @r i&Ius, 70 oft IS nur se:
i9sben founte, iol1e Wsse Elm, BITE, BET
ibrsr gutfIruuus uon Stautsn obsr gro,
BEN OOrfi4aften, ni9t isbr bsnuet wsrs
ben. @Isi1wobl tounte ss ni9t isbIsn,
bab bsi benz sur oamaIissu 3eit aIsntbals
ben im 9arbe lauernoen 9srrat5e aud CT
loon balb ansebaIten warb: isin Ssnsb'
men, nod mebr absr Der Wansel zines
BON Der Iepublttanii9en gsb5Ibe ausges
ftslten @slsitbrisfes ma1ten i'm perbd3.
ttg, uno ba CT hi einiSe StuEbsn pon
Naniss ~sntfsrut mar. 70 bra9ts man i'm
nab bteler ebIen, bamals pom allen @rdus
elm bnmssiu9ten Staot. IS mar i'm
SuIi bes Sabrss 1898. Ser National.
fonusnt bate sur Risosbrldang bsS Iufs
itanbss in Der 8snbee sins sswaltiss grups
penmaiIe hortbin seianbt, Der &c na1 ben
bIutissn 9sfs9tsn BET Wans unb Saps'
nap omar ssIana. ben auf,ubr tn enssrs
@rsnSsn sinSui9liesen, absr ri9t, ibn au
unterb,ldsp. gins Wsnse Jll9tlipgs
3os lber bic 9oire mad Nantss, tn bisls
puI1 SanosI uno @swsrbe bamaIs 70
blibsnoe Stapt. Ois sutmitbisen Be,
wobnsr ibtsn Barmbesisteit seaeu bic
Yenbeer unb tbatsn Maes, was In ibrer
Wa9t ffanb. um bic Gage Der rlnsIidIis
den Az srIsi9tsrn; aud bssten fe, benz
sroBen IbsiIs mad, tetne 4ttuns fur ben
Ronpsnt, bsnn bisfer frimmts f1 untsr
Der Su4trutbe bss ebenio srauiamen oils
eiilsu, sbsnio 3asbaftsn ais breiitsn Waris
milan R%obssptsrre, bieiss isItiamtsn
alsr llnssbsusr, bic ie ben grbboSen be-
luoslt babsn. Jlr ibrs WiIsbsr;istsit &C..
gen bic Bafolsten = etne Sinbe in ben
auaen Der Wa1tbabsr - ioltsn nun bic
ginpobner uon Nantss baBsn, unb su
bisfsm Susds i9idte Robssptsrre i'm SuIi
pss S%snanntsn Sabres bortbiu sinsn
Mann, wsI@er san3 sssisnst mar sur Boil
fibruns Der grauiamen anb i4auberpou'
item WtaBrs8elu. Dieter Wann bisB Gar:
rier CT mar tIsin, abSsmasert bis gum
@tsl, uon %brauusslbsr @ef9tsfarbs anb
platter Sttrn. Ssins Mussn parsn init
BIut unisrIaufen unS idisIsnb; isin buns
mes Saur hing tn Strsifsa bis gu ben
8~ansenb6tIsn, unb bic, slei9 benz S9nu'
bel siues &aubuo9sIs setrimmts Rais
ltisB bsinabe auf bas nett heruortaselIos
Rmn. Seins Gimme war ftumpf unb
raub, tasssen treiidene, io6dIb Der Corn
anf fs siupirtte. @r bate cine f!tgs,
ellie, babstsrise Seele, bsiOB, ObsIsl5 c,
anuaIt ssrsisn. uur mitsImdBiss Rsnnt
nIiis bisiss 5ats, absr stn Talent fur bas
Serbre9sn uno cine pabrbaft tsufsImdBist
@r Tnbunssgabe tn nenen Wartsru,
Nortiesuns fOlat,)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-10

90 i@Iob Der uarbise Riffer feline trau'
rtse gradbIuns. bic aber wenisfens etues
mobItbuenben S&IuBes ni9t enttebrte,
Die Come mar bereits binter ben, WaIb.
3ur Rafe sesansen. Der game 5immel
bort NOT Seuer unb GIamunen. Gin tabs
Ter Baud ifri@ bur9 ben Garten. Dts
Wartenblim@eu Ieu@teten 70 ROTH wts
BIut, unb bic HaraiHeu ffanben 70 blst@
wie Der Cob. Mber bic B~IitbenbIditsr,
weI@e pom ben Apfslbdumsn bernisbsrs
i&webieu, bedtsu WarienbIam9sn unb
Naraiden IN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-10

meme @elbmitteI waren nie bebsxtenb,
unb baun sab 81 70 pieIe ns9 Bebirfti,
8ere, aIs bic Dsiaisen. @lsi9wobI fam
i'd auf cine, wenn aud serinse Na&Iaf'
feni9aft fir eud, unb bamit warSe es mtr
aud seIunsen ietn, wdre BITE 3eit sanfiser
seusien, absr. -. Sisr III Der sanBe @ef,
3wet Rouen, iebe pon bunbert 6ranfen !
Rimm bieie, BITE anbsre rei9t far mild
binl"
,9lsin, nein," rief Der gd9ter, ben
Urn, ieinss Brubsrs 3uradi9iebenb, ,.bisie
3wsi Stolen ffnb ni&t einmaI btnrsi@enb
iir biel sabuofen BsbarfniKs aaf beiuer
&eiie. Sd winf9ts nod cine Suuue
beiIesen 3u f6nnen; aIetn t3 babe ni@ts
ais Brob fir MID uns msine Iteben &ins
ter."
,TbeiIe mt u1tr, bu bereitef mir bas
bur9 clue sroBe Sreube, aud boffe i'd,
baB Soft bieie @abe BIT gum Sesen werbe
serei@en IaHen."
Trot feines Wiberfanbes muBte Der
Pd9ter bas @eIb annsbmen pom bieism
Wanne, Der sewobnt war, ft& ieIbf
Gbbru9 au tbuu, uul Nnberer cine WobIs
that 3u erbeigeu, unb Der In folder 6anbs
lung eine wabrbaft bimmIif@e Sreube
fibIte.
Sbre l~1nterbaItuns psrIdnserte f9 tief
In bic &a9t btnsin, BIS Der prtefer
iaste:
,Wir bebirfen Beibe Der grboIuns;
IaB uus i@Iafsn. a4bsr r,orssu. nor
G~asesanbru@ beetle bid, mt4 ~anfsuwess
ten."
Our befimmten Stunbe mar, sbe ss
bdmmsrte, ber Yd9ter an, Bette ieinss
Brubsrs. Or fanb i'm ianft i&Iummern.
go 1T Der S@Iaf bss Srommen," ba@te
e.. Dsber 6aB nod 0s,foIsuns, wsbsr
Ns9tuna nod bes Gobes Ndbe MAIDEN
i'm dnsifli9 obsr ueri@eu@en ibn."
Ser Yriefer mot NIT ben gorbereitun.
gen our Rstie baIb fertis. Su ber einen
6aab belt er ben Stab, IN Der anbern bic
Rsdte isinss Brubers.
sd bebaure ss," iasts er, ,.baB i'd
beine Rinber ui4t ieben Tam; aber Der.
siB ni9t, ibnen oft u1itSutbeilen, wie iebr
ID wani@e, bab ss ibusn wObI sebsu
mSse."
"sOmm. Brubsr, ID mill fe i9nsa
weden."
,2aS ss, benn Re t5nnten pom bisier
3uiammsntunft Nnbern er3dbIsn unb btr
babur1 @sfabr brtnsen."
,,tlub bod winf9te i@," entsesnets
Der Pd&ter, ,.fe warben beinen Seseu ems
f~ansen."
Oas tann ssideben wd5renb ibrss
SdIafeus; beun @ottes @aben weIben
uns su isber Stunbe ertbeilt."
geioe sinsen tn BITE S9Iaftammsr.
bort lassn BITE pier Rtnber, pon beneu has
iinsits nod nt9t fiebsn Sabre alt mar:
lille i9lisfsn fanft, wie bic 1ni9uIb
ialdft. Der ebrwirbise, an ben Yforten
bss @rabes nod ssbaBte unb usrfoIste
prisitsr, Der @reis etu Bib bes unters
ssbsnbsn 9ebsns, ifrsdte feline Sanb aus
uno iesnete bic. wel4e better unb bofs
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-10
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-10
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-05
chlnaman muraered.

The body of Tim Lee arrived in Prescott this morning from Jerome and now lies in Undertaken Randal's shop awaiting burial. 4 bullet hole through the head plainly shows the cause of death, although who the individual was that fired the fatal bullet is mystery and may remain so. Lee was engaged in the laundry business at Jerome and early Mon- day morning his body was found in the road near the great copper camp. It is reported that the killing was done about II o'clock on Sunday night, but no particular reasons are given for this supposed hour of the killing. The bullet was fired from behind, entering the back of his head and comlng out at his mouth, tear ing away the front portion of one jaw An inquest was held on the body yesterday morning and yer diet rendered in accordance with the above facts. The dead Chinaman was well-known and popular with his countrymen in Prescott and was a high member of the Chinese Masonic fraternity and will accordingly be buried with all the pomp and dis play usually given one of his rank. The funeral will take place to-mor- row afternoon.