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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
MISUNDERSTANDING

Wontno Ra6t MAJ re9elmdbtae ocrs
tOgte Sibuu9. Die Woooldwn porfa
8eieQi6dit remonItrirte 9egen Grbe=
bung BON llmlage bis Der Sitr9erlteiN
jener @c9tnO bCrGeltcllt lei. Gorne=
Illus Galleban rcmDuitrirte Qcgen Gr=
betun9 Der llmlaQe an Sat=S traBe,
neil er Die MISUNDERSTANDING niGt
opprobirt. Vie GrlcOi9ung Der &lo9e
wUrOe aufgeihOben. s. u. GDom=
berg tloQtc gegCn Die 9lrbeiten al Der
Slotc=S troBc, oiciclben icien III per-
iOnlihcm Sntcreiie 9el6cben. Die
&IoQe CAB 2inloB 5u bcitiBcn 9luseln=
WrOcriebun0cn. 90s @eilld Der
&inmooo Cemetery So. I'M einen Sjir=
9critci9 Lungs Der ncucn StraBe luuroe
OcrmieICn. - guwalt &niQ6t Cmptubl
Die &eiablunQ bon $40.25 al Serrn
GOoD IN Dem &iQgeialle, Welden Der
Iel6e 0c9en Die StaOt angeitren9t. -
S0s Nelu9 Der SubuQue Si9bt u
FRACTION So. cine &ieQung ibrcs 8e=
leiie5 an Der s. uno Soma traBe mo
cine &reuSung an Der 9. Str0Be por=
nebmen 81 OiirIcn, muroe inter Nuf=
lidt oe5 ltQOtiibCn Sn9enieurs erldllbt.
- Die NOOotutcn &nigDt uno Sbleloa
iprn1en Dor Dem StNOtrUtb in Srte=
reiie Der neutrality-suspicious., ocren
0eleiie ourd) Die StuOt Siebt uno mel
den Der StOOtrOtb 2luitrog ge9eben
bate, UutOmatiide Siberbeitstbilren
an ben StraBcn= unO Giienbabn=
treuSungen un5ubrinQen. Die NoOo=
tuten madten 9eltenO, O0B critens Die
GcieQi6aIten 9906ter an Den geIdbr=
li0en Stelleu bdtten urD Weiter, oaf
es in ibrem eigenen SntereliC lei, ge9en
uniQQe p%orSubeugen. SarNut bin
marc Die Sntrafttrctung Der oiesbc.
Siiglid abgeierti9ten SroonnanS pers
i6oben uno an oQs @Dmlte fIr oas
GanSe OerpieIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
Sie Delegation Oes SInglingss
Scretu5

Der Ct. Warien=GemeinOe CUR 8ene=
ral=&erlGmmlung oes Gentralbunoes
Der Siin9lin9e in Chicago miro iitr ben
ct. Sonifdtius SramOtliden &erein
beitebeu aus Den 0erren hilbert Bitter,
erpdblter Sele0Ut, &Oren5 Conner,
Wtit0lieo oes &ermaltunqsratbes oe$
Geutralbunocs, iOwie aus elmer NnSGbl
MtitQlieDer Oes Nercin3, welde li0 i6ren
9Clcgoten uni6liCBeu wcroen. SOll=
ten nod SiIn9lin9e Die Weltaustellun9
beir6en, 10 lit e5 G8uni0 oes &ereins,
ouB oieielben ibrcn Seiu6 nit Der De-
legation bes &creines MAIDEN, mel6c
lpobri6einli6 am SomIt09 Nbeno BON
Dubuque abreiien miro. Sbne 3wei=
tel miro Der Siin9lings &erein Der
0erS SeIu GemeinOe li6 audi Dem
Gentrolbuuo in &Qloe aniblieBen.
Sb Der &ercin i6On feline ScIeguten
crwdDlt bat, lit ms ni1t betGnnt.
Q8ir bringen III anoercr Stelle Den
2lufrui CUR Sabresperi0mmlun9 in
Chicago nit Nufruf unO PrOgramm.
Wtnn lcie oenicIben.
g8ie mir nuHtrd8li6 erfabren, wirt
Nep g1ien 81 Chicago our9 Die Sarrsr
Conrad 6. Nteis uno Clemens s. S0stt
pertreten iein. 9Dersuile uno Saper.
bill werOen Obne 3weifeI AUDI 9eIe9ater
ien0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
Gus ben @rri6tsfrriien.

6. 9. @ihmonO bat cine 2laQe
Qegcn Die g., lR. 81 Ct. 9. GiienbaRn
cingerciAt uno perlangt $50, 900 S6a=
Oencriag iUe0tn oes SoOes oes 3u0=
iU6rcra 5. 9ti1mOnO, Weld)er in einer
GO1iiiOu 81 Spedts 5errp i'm Wtoi
1891 umtam. :. ;. &i6mono bat
bic Stage aus Den @dnOen Der 9Gittlue
&i6mpnD Nuo oe9 Il. 9. 8eri6tes 9e=
nommen unO bringt ielbe Dor Oas
Gilirittgerj@t.
Sri. {. Ntai bat s. Srentamp aui
$4,000 S9aOenerIuB luegen gemeiner
8erlQumoung ~Dertl0gt.
Sr. :. Sc. SOeriimunu bon 6arlep
bat 81. &angman 9eiOrOcrt aui $1,000
S6Uoeneri0B OOer uOrberi9e Nu50lei=
dung. yan9mOn ioll in Der 9mts-
tube SOeritmanns ii6 ungebiibr!it
beupmmcu uno so materielen Sha=
Den DeruriO9t nuben.
q. &remer bat ole Stuot 9Derspile
I'm $500 Gngctlagt, neil lclbc eincr
SbUeincpiCr1 uebcn ieiner g8Obnunq
du9elcQt.
iSruu ". @lDoeu bat Den g8irtD s.
s.. &Olano BON GDersoille aui $1,000
ShaoencriOg OcrtlaGt. neil ielber ibrer
SOhn bctruHten 9cmadt b0beu iOll.
wOOurd Dicier ii6 aui Oas SaDngelciil
DER Is, Is. W. GiienbNbn Icgte. 100 el
gctObtet UurOe.
sri. ,. &iQQers bat ". 2. Mterit
uuO j. HHuell aui $500 @riCB be-
Sidti9t. Tril iclbe i'm cine le6e..sldng,
li6e &crIcgun9 am &nie our1 WiiB.
bauolung bCigebrdbt bdtten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
u D D I t.
SObann WQbr pom " 6ae
&erpi II.

Qluf einem Yic=9tic gu 3win Springs
am UerfIONenen SOnntN0c Wuroe 5.
Wt0br BON 70. &ertuin eritO1cn. Ser
min bate eineu O!teu Wtoun Namen9
Barter gepriigeit uuo Wtobr ppllte
Q9ieoerpergeItung ibeu nobel &erlpiu
ibu oreimal nit ieinem SNi1enmsNer
i6nitt. Sin Shnitt 9iHg iiber Den
unterleib uno lieB Die Gingeweioe
ber~0usbGn9en, Der SWeite traf WlHbr
nj Der linten Settle unO le9te Die %ungC
bios uno Der brittle ging in Die &ippeu.
0tabr itGrb uno tDnute Den SergNu9
oC$ WOroes ni6t ~erSIblen. &CrDin
wuroe gu Ns6urD in Der @p6numQ 'ei=
uer Ntutter 9efau9cn 9euOmmcn. Gr
1T % Sabre alt. Der Yater WtuGr's
poDnt gu 8ouiitou. Ser lForo iii Gin
eutiebli6er iuic mir i'm IN unierer frieo-
liebenoen &e8cnO ni6t OFT b0ben. 9er
Mtoroer mus in eiHcm 2lugenblidC
wubrBait bIinoer &eiOcni9ait gebanOelt
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
Sis nisorigf.cn Yrciie mad Der
@cieusncanna in Gliragu

iiu6 ieitgeieBt morbeu uuo lett benz 1. gu9uit
III &raft. IS nerDeu bis oui meiteren Utels
ouug ernieori9te Grf%uriOnpreIie ieoen Sag
AMI Der GBica9o, Wilmautee NIB ct. paul
Giieubabn gemo6t weroeu uub SiQette iol=
len 30 Gage 9iilti9 bleibet. I'm nGbere
Au5tmuit weuoe man ii6 al ben Sotalagens
ten Der e.. %. 81 ct. y. GilenbGbu. SEQ.
s.. oeariprO, @cu. gail, Ast., GbicasO SUI.
uOIS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
Harvest Excursions.

llrtCr bieicm Sitel moht Die 81. e. Gticu=
bGbu betoullt, oaB lie am %. dug, II. Sept.
mn 10. Get. 1893, Eiuette n0d) allen Euutz
ten pes 9&eitcu, Siioeu uuo Glib. &eltcu sum
Erciie elmer 6ubrt uno So iir Die 0tunorelle
uerulS9abeu wtro. User feinen Sotala9Clterl
bciraocn touu, wCroe ii9 brichth oil u. ..
0oniou, @eu. Eoii. Ngt. Der 81. y. u. il.
CHICAGO, I'll.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
Sic GnuutasM usidufe
Der Gcmotraten uno &epublitaner
wuroen p~crflOlicne @O6e aui9eltellt.

Der Scmotruten uno &epublitaner
puroen pcrflOiicne @Ode auigeltelt.
TIrbie , emotrateu:
At Large-T. N. S6r0oer.
Grite MGro-S. ". 6aIpin, Sobn s.
&upOuOu8D.
3lpeite @Oro-&ster 6erriu9, grao Sop
fins.
Critic gaarO-M. Dti6elS, 6ramf Sciler.
&tcrte &oro-Sumes Ntc6aoOeu, Is. u.
Spclfer.
Tiiuite gSorb, Sit Qreciuct-Sobn grsoe,
Srout Sucrti6er.
Gituite l8arO, @cits Qrecinct-Q. Gouner,
j. :. Stolp.
Gu0co0c-N. g. Tebuer, q. g. NtcyfoQp.
Geutcr-SCro S%otb9otber, Geo. S6mlitt
Goucoro-G. e. WtcGoperu, Sb. S6mitt
Too9e-Eeter Baum, Sos. &uipplin9.
TperSUiuc-G. u. @ebri9, 8. 2lrmitrous
Tubuque-Robt. Souion, SOS. Spon.
Sowu-Wt. Iu99an, 9iif 6crrin9.
~Sciieriou-Wt. Gbl, e. Norrin9ton.
yibertp-@. y. Otcute, q. Srieoman.
Mtoiulem-SObu Wc]tumara, Sos. Dtaut:
bart.
Dem 8ine-8m. s.. MeiS, SotOb aerper
&eru-SatOb Gugler, Eb. Sanuprtb.
lSrairie Greet-N. Guroe, s.. DC. S'Srieu
Sable Mouuo-&oS. S6rup, 3. Cug9au
Tarleu-I. :. SGouuel, :. Wcyeau.
Vpwortb-S. =. Carr, Il. 6oriefielb.
&eruon-gSNlter Nolib, sos. SCENTS.
g&Qibiu0tou-G. \. Nlerauoer, st. Cor
@bieewoter-S. acnteOp, u. ). gcgtem
Sir bic RepubIttauer.
Grlte @arb-Q. u. 0oSiorb.
8Dcite 2&arb-G. Is. SCott.
Critic l&aro-@. e. 5or6ert.
@ierte @aro-lS. s.. &orbert.
Tiiuite lSurb-@eor9 6eHgler.
Ga5caoe-Sumes Niu.
Geuter-Nm. GrOSlep.
Goucor6- Souatbun NoiSleg.
Tooge-Getcr W%tcUtabou.
Subuqle-&obu EumStIu.
&oWa-Capio WtcGee.
Ne~rieriol-Sobu Eouman.
Wtoiolcm-S. 7. Smitb.
gtcw &iue-@eorg 0olbroof.
9erll-@&m. %uperburg.
Gable Wouno-Sobu G%ottMgbQm.
Suulor-N. g. g8nlter.
~8eruou-Ciron G]ottiugbam.
@Qibin0tou--R. e. StraHe.
l9bttcwoter-S. :. Suuiuau
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
SentiGlcr Nnualt.

98ir baben Die Genustbuung unIe=
rem Selern sur GenntniB 81 brinSen,
DAB Serr i. 4. Sebrens ii6 ais Oeut f.
/ d. er Nnwalt bier in Dubuque on
Der SiloDit Gde Der 6. uno MainltraBe
nieOergeluiien bat. Serr Sebrens bat
Teine Stuoien gu Soma Gitp Sema6t.
Dian leie Die anSeige on anoerer STEELE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05

Oils Serr s. Serennen, elm Ser-
Ii6erun9s=9lsent bon St Dubuque,
mel6er am6reitas in Dubuque aui einen
Mtotor ipringen pOlte, trat er febl uno
Spg It6 beoeutenoe g8unoen am 6ube
81, inoem oas 8lieo an Die 8onen=
ltcine gei6unoen wuroe. Gr wuroe
Dbnmdhtig au~foe6oben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05

SIM Mercp Soipital Itarb S. &ep=
nolDs i'm alter pOn 96 Snbren. Ser=
ielbe wobnte ieit 1866 in Dubuque
GOuntp uno binterldBt feds &inoer.
9ie Gei6e purOe auf benz 6rieohOle gu
gterp WteQarD beigeieBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
Gin getrilger. - @9tuus, &atba:
lifcn

g8ie Der telegraph" an eoitOriel=
Ier STEELE i6reibt, Siebt cin @etriigcr
i'm Staate berum, wel6er ii9 iiIr
einen MtiiIiOnGr aus9ibt uno GelO uOu
&atbpliten tOllettirt. Gr gibt an fir
Die Snoianer=W }iiliOnen 81 tOQettiren.
Qln eini9en Stellcn bat er ii6 ais Yd=
ter SO9cr al Gnocren ais Gater SOnit=
iemano OOr9ei.clt uno nennt li6 GOr=
iteDer zines GrDen8. Nlio, SUtbOli=
fen, NGtun9 Dor Dem YieuOO=Snoi0=
nermiliiOnar! 28e9ielbldtter iino Inn
Yerbreitun9 Oieier 9ta9ri9t gebeten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
9as Stpeijabrige &ino Oes Serrn y,
Siro 1T Dem SOoe nabe.

Srau 8. 3. Short wurbe am Srei=
tag WOrgcn foot am Sure ibrer Saus=
treppe aui9efunoen. Sic ma wabr=
I6einli9 9eiallen. Sic bate ben Sals
unO iblen &Dpi 9ebrOden, uno ibre
&Opibaut bing III 6eBen, wabreno lie
in cine Slutla6e lag. Srau SbOrt
mar Sluii6en 80 uno 20 Sabre alt uno
wObnte bel ibrem Sobne Sliper, wel=
der bel Meuier d Seippels arbeitet.
6rau Short binterldBt Sluei &inoer in
QSisconlin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
3. y. ShIlcr's Stnre
mi ieinen orei Separte

NIT elnen bret Separte=
menten.
SuS &leioeroepartem Ell t
tpiro fiir ben tOmmerloen SerbIt neu
ausitaffirt meroen.
SesglciGen meroen rleue Sebertpaaren
i'm 9 6 boepartemente Iein.
Nu6 oas oiitenmaare IL
oepartement miro b~eipnoers fir
Den SerbIt ausltafiirt werOen.
651 WtainsS traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
Sir SQinnts Gcntral

bat ibreu Tabrprei5 uab Der @eltauSrtelIun9
lmo ;uriid Don CubuqIe aus Qui S7.45 lett
geieBt. Die NlIuOIS Scutrol III betGuutIit
bic ciu3ige &aDu pCl1e bis in Die NeItauS-
leaumg iibrt. ytGbere GuStuuiG bel u. y.
@en. Gaii. Igt. 0bica9o, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
@rim


Sri. MNggie SuIlipGn
pom so. @belGH.
glui Dem 0eimtpcge bon einem Spa=
3ier9an9e ouf ben 8ergb0ben unterbaIb
Der StaOt be9egneten Die SRI. %.
Sulio0n uuo u. JtDun nit Den Sri.
BRADFORD uno Wunbau Spei BurIhen
Numens 4. WbelQn uno Is. 6reemlnn,
pOn oenen e~riterer Elm 6epebr iiber
Dem 2lrme lie9en bate, mei0tS or
planlOs Gbieuerte unO Oelcn &ugei
SRI. Sullioan an Cbre Dinein Ourh
ben &Opf in bic linte @u9enbODle ginQ
uno lie tOOtIi6 ocrleBte. Mtan trug
Oos Ntdo6cn in Die Wobnung OeS Srn.
GOuobue, no Is inrb, ebe Yrieiter
oocr 2lr3t sur Stcle tamcn. Die
M&utter 0e9 WtdOGeus MAI iuTOige Dc5
S6rsten$ bel gmpfang Der ytO9rI0t
Dem 2p0e nQbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
Wejm6t.

$50 1T Titolas Sroiius? Serielbe III uns
perbeiratbet, war Dor brei Sabren in Blooms
iuaoale IN Glib Satota uuo belt li6 cine
4eit lau9 in %Gottonuille, Sadlon So, Sa.,
aui. User Jta6ribt bon ibm Seben fam, Ut
sebeterl, oieielbe seiGui9lt al iolsenoe aoreiie
III ienbeu Sobn Sobler, 165 Soutb @ater
Ctr. Milpaufee, isis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05

6rou @ertruo &opp itarb ~perfloiiene
@O9e MittwO9 in i6rer ~g8pbnun9
744 an Der II. Strabe i'm 9lter BON
81 Sabren. Sas Seidenbe9dngniB
iano ON 6reitag Morgen bon Der ct.
Marien=Sir6e na9 Dem oeuti1=tatbO=
lii@en air6buie itatt. Sic YeritOr=
bene binterlaBt lieben &inoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
Weiumt.

$50 1T @ilbelm glom? Serlelbe war Dor
etIpa iiiui Sabreu III alton, Siour 60, So,
auiGBi9 uno bat ieitoem ui6tS mebr pon ND
b0reu lailel. Ner auStnnit welB, 9ebe
ielbe 9eiali9it an: Geter Slom, 243 Galt
6opper Ctr, Dublin gul9, Butte eltp,
Mout,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
0eiu9t.

80 1T Sobu Man9eu aus Wieusbort,
6autou @repe,mader. Qurembur9, Guropa9
Gr mar iriiber IN BORT @aibin9ton, isis.
Serielbe IN oebeten leiue 2lorelle an u,
Nlammaua, 500 Jiortb auenue. Sbico9o,
Su., Su ienosu. @esen @rbi3aitSanse'
le9en5eiten. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
Agenteu Der 0PutIdjPn GOt6O(il6en
Ouud- geIcIIdOft.
&riicnSr Ggcnten
Us. @pIitrr, =. &Gtler.
Mgeutrn Der ,,WaJctte".
I'll Nhirnnn- Nll-.

Su Sbicogo, Su.:
81. Better Retter, SO eugene Ctr.
6r. Mi6et @elter, DO. 1872 5lrt
StroBe, GiOieite.
Nr. Refer Bernard, 457 @iu6eltcJ
Ape., g&cit mlO SuOmCitielte.
sir 2ulroro, ,Su., uno llmgegeuO.
SobU Meii1, 33 9iort5 &roaOwap.
Eiir Ct. |all, 0tUm.:
81, s. i. &letn 226 ROuoo Ctr.
Sir 0iHueopoli9 uIo llmgeuO:
Nit. Wolitor, 2426 SatiDu Ctr, u. q
6iIr Nhlwaufec, isis:
Sioieite uIlo gruuuIue Genter: Derr )
Gobler, 439 60UHouer Str.
Sir bo6 ibri9e Wtilwuutee: lDerr y. &c
oeubad d, 1913 Jteierpoire 2lpe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
SpDesfaae.

Sn Sma6a itarb am Sonneritas b.
". 6rl. y. &Ouie aus u~nierer Staot.
Die Sei6e tpuroe mad Dubuque se=
bra6t uno auf Dem SinwpOo Srieoboie
bei9eIebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05

Scrr s. San9lemeper bon Dubuque,
melher am SOnnerltug isis in einen
GiienbGbnma9en luo, erlitt cine Yer=
IeBung am SuBe Our6 Elm Stid Sis,
meIhes aui Oenielben rel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05

Sas fiinfjdbri9e &ino Der Samilie
s. Miuer an Gariielo Npenue itarb
WtittipO6 Nadt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05

6rou Wi6ael SGD aus ~unierer Staot
ltarb am WittwO9 i'm 9lltsr Don 81
Sabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05

j. Gear, welGer miloe &iri6en iam=
meln 9ing. iiel BON einem Saume uno
brad Oas Sanogelent uno feline ubr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
0eju6t.

Sin beuti6 +. tatboliider pebrer, NIT ben
belteu 2euoriiien periebeu, beioer Spradeu
mGhtia, iIdt cine Steue ais pebrer. I'm
nGbere NuSfuuit wenoe man Ii6 an: X, in
care of "LUxEMBURGER GAZETTE, Du-
buoue, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05

GerflOIlene @O6e itarb oas Is Mo=
nate alte &ino Der Samilie Yiueer an
Der GlaDitraBe oabier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
@us Cft<Snhlaue.

Sin S6reiuer rel beim Saue bes
lleueu S9ulbauies our @rOe uno erlitt
eiHen geinbru9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05

49, NtOntN0 trut Der 6leUutor an Der
4. StraBe wieoer in a~bdtigteit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
&cpu3irte Yreiie

bcI
Sas. 2epi, Gde Der z. uno Mtain=
itrGBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
staat nna Amgrgcnd.

Entered at the P~oSt-offce at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for TRANSMISSION through
the mails at secOnd-claSS rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
9elreriteae geju1t.

Sin mnuerbeiratbeter Vebrer, welber AUDI
Sr9anilt 1T uno mebrere Spra6en fenut,
lu6t cine Stelle. lin nGbere auStuntt
ipenoe man iib au w w, care German
Catholic Printing Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-08
AN ALARMING CONDITION.
The United States Consul at Odessa
 Reports That Cholera Is Epidemic in
 RussIa-The Disease ln Other Locali-

The United States Consul at Odessa
 Reports That Cholera Is Epidemic in
 Russia-The Disease ln other Locali-
 ties.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-The report of Thomas E. Heenan, United States consul at Odessa, Russia, which reached the ma 1ine hospital service to-day, shows an alarming condition of affairs in that coun- try. He says that the official bulletin for the week ending August 12, shows there had been 2,133 cases of cholera and 76S deaths in the various governments of European Russia; and that 1t was also an admitted fact by the officials that cholera has again broken out at Bsku, Stavopol, Astrachan and other points along the VoIga river.
 In word, cholera is again epidemic in Russia, and exists in thirty different and widely separated governments.
 TUNIs, Sept 7-The cholera spreads rapidly in Tozsr and Neft on the west shore of Lake Al Sibkah. Two hundred fresh cases have been found in the two towns in the last twenty days.
 SUEz, Sept. 7.-Seven seamen who ship ped at Swansea, Wales, on the steamship Etna for Red Sea ports, have died of chol- era The Etna carried large number of Mecca pilgrims. Between two hundred and three hundred of these pilgrims died aboard the ship.
 LONDON, Sept This afternoon it was reported that woman employed in the house of commons had died this morning of disease with choleraic symptoms. As soon as the house of commons was ready for general business MT. Asquith, home i secretary, was questioned concerning the case. He replied that the health officers had made a nasty examination of the body but would not yet undertake to pronounce the case Asiatio cholera, although they re- garded the symptoms as suspicious.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-08
BOTH WIVES WE'RE IN COURT.

 The Woman He Had Married UnIaw. fully Followed BfgamIst Renwiek
 10 JaiI-New Haven People Pres
 ent.
 GREENWICH, Sept. T.-The court room in this place was crowded yesterday when Thomas Fsnwick, arrested at the North Cos Cob Methodist church on Sunday night on a charge of bigamy, was called before Justice Royt.
 Conspicuous among those present were Mary Fenwiek, the lawful wife of the pris- oner, whom he deserted in New Haven several years ago, Elizabsth Jsrman, ths second wife, and three grown song and two daughters who had come from New Haven. Fenwick married his first wife, Mary Sidney, thirty five years ago. They lived in North Cos Cob for nearly a quar- ter of a century and had eight children. They went to New Haven about twelve years ago. There Fenwisk deserted his wife and children in 1887. He had been travelling about the country up to a year ago, when he returned to North Cos Cob, joined the church, became infatuated with Miss Jsrman snd married her in Bed ford, NY, last July.
 Fenwiok pleaded not guilty to the charge this morning and then asked permission to say few words. He said that after lesy- ing his wife in New Haven he did not Rp- ply for divorce, but, thinking che would not interfere with him, he married Miss Jarmsn. He claimed to bs ignorant of the law, but left himself to the mercy of God. Miss Jsrmsn then took the stand and said she was married to FenWick on July 26, believing him to be free from his first wife. She begged wife No. and the chil- dren to forgive her for the injury she had done. Justice Hoyt held Fenwick for the superior court, which meets In Bridgeport next Tuesday. The second wife followed Fenwick to the lookup and urged him 10 keep up good spirits, while wife No. looked on without saying 6 word.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-08
NAvAHoE AGAIN DEFEATED.

Britannia wins in Second Contest
 For the International Gold Cup.
 RYDE, Sep. "A strong northwest wind blew all the morning, making the channel rough. For some time 1t was undecided whether the second raos for the interns- tional gold cup could be sailed to-day, as planned. The Britannia and the Nsvahoe went to Warner lightship, so as to be ready to start If the weather should permit.
 The rendezvous of the yachts was out eide Nab lightship. They reached it be- fore 10:30, and sailed about hither and thither with rsefed mainssils and no top sails, until 1850, when the start was made.
 The course was from Bullock Patch, di; rectly east of the Isle of Wight, to buoy twenty miles to leewsrd, and return. For the first mile and half both yachts had all sail set. Then the NsvAhoe took in her spinnsker. Soon afterwards she reset 1t. As seen from the shore the yachts were very near each other. The sea was rough.
 The Britannia won the race, crossing tEe finish line thirty minutes ahead of the Nayahoe
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-08
RELIEVED TO BE INSANE.
Experts Examine the Minister Who
 Murdered His sPive-Yenr-OldD Daugh-

Experts Examine the Minister Who
 Murdered His sFive-Year-OldD Daugh-
 ter.
 PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept. 7.-The case of Rev. Charles H. Sheffield, who murdered his fSe-yesr- daughter at Rocky Point while in & fit of temporary insanity on August 2S, and who was subsequently held for the action of the grand jury, was brought to the attention of Judge Filling hast on Wednesday. The friends of the unfortunate man applied to the supreme court for the appointment of board of ex- perts on insanity and to day Medical Ex- aminsr Palmer of this city was deputed to go to East Greenwich jail to act In con junction with Dr. Morgan of Waverly, for the purpose of determining She fields mental condition.
 An examination was made, but the phy- sicisns had not arrived at any conclusion to night, and another examination will be made.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-08
Oblired GIreIrn

SPRINGFIELD, Macs, Sept. 7.-F. C.. Graves, who set out to ride from this city to Boston and back in twenty-fOur hours, was forced to give up the trip at Brook field where he was oyertaken by a severe rain which made the roads almost i'm passible. He reached Worcester at s:a0 p. m. and Brookield at $50 p. m. At that rate he would have reached this city about 1l n,clnrE
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-08
District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,

UPSTATE of JEREMIAH MALONEY, late of " New Haven, in said district deceased.
 Upon the application of John Nlaloney, admin istrator, praying for power and authority to sell and convey certain real estate belonging to said estate, as per application on file more fully appears, itis
 ORDERED-That said application be heard and determined at 8 Probate Court to be held at New Haven, in said district, on the 14th day of September, A: D. 1893, at ten o'clock in the fore noon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same three times in some newspaper having circulation in sAd district. By the Court,
 sS St TIMOTHY F. CALLAHAN Clerk
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-08
A TERRIBLE FOREST FIRE.

Most Destructive Ever Known in the
 State of Washtnston-Ranch Cut
 on.
 TACOMA, Sept. 7.-The most destructive forest fire ever known in Washington Is raging In the Dozewalips valley in the northwestern part of the state. Ranchers are fleeing down the valley to the beach. Half dozen ranchers left a few days ago to prospect gold in the Olympic mountains and the fire has cut them of, and their wives and children are in distress. AL ready five thousand acres have been burned over.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-08

labor had to wear n sort of cap to keep the dirt from getting into the sores: After I would wash, I would be covered with big red ptmples all over my neck and face. Some two or three people advised me to try the CUTIcURA REAE- DIES. did try them, and am glad have done so Glad to say am a well man, and in the best of health since. 1 cannot praise the CUTTcuRA REMEDIES too highly. 1 enclose my portrait.
 LEWIS W. RATION, Larksyille, Pa-
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-08
He Plead Guflty.

BATH, Me. Sept. 7.-In the United States district court to day Cashier Fred L Kent of the First National bank, Ellsworth, was arraigned and pleaded guilty to embezzle- ment Hannibal E. Hamlin, Esq ad- dressed the court asking for clemency and Judge Webb sentenced Kent to ten years at Thomastor. Kent was taken there this afternoon by Deputy Marshal Burton Smith.