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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14
Sur S6uIfragc.

IS bleibt fir ieoen i~rsenotuie auf9es
fIGrten &atbpliteu beute teinen 3wettel
mebr, oub mad ben 8runoIdBen Der
tatbpliiben Stride es II Elm grSle.
Duugsmcie en- 9ibt, Del9es ben Intors
berun9en Der Stride 8eniige ~leiitet, uno
bur6 pel6es Die Sinoer tatbOIlI6er
@ltsrn Die ri6tisen 8runOidBe Su einem
gOtt9eIdQigen 9ebeu auf Groen IN lid
aufnebmen peroen. IS 1T oas bon
Der Reli9ipn 9ebobene uno 9ebelll9te
SDitem Der tatbOliI9en STRIDE.
I'm Die 8runoiGbe oieies SpItems
81 Deriteben, miiilen mir auf Die anerz
tannten tir6li9en Authorization in oies
len Sra9en bOren. 8ir miihen iu3en
oieIe 8runOiGBe in ibrer pollen geoeu=
tung, in al ibren 8erSuei9ungen gu
ftubieren. @ir miiien Den uriprun9,
bic Sertunit uno bic Se9rinoung bic
fer 8runoidbe auf ben FUNDAMENTAL
Dabrbsiten unierer &eli9iOn periteben,
uno ie tiefer uno beiier mir oieies ales
erfabt baben, beIto enti6ieoener t b n
men uno beIto enti6ieoener peroen
mir fe aud tbatId6li9 befOlgen.
ND finben mir Oenn Dieie 8runOIGBe
tlar uno beutli6 auseinanoerseieBt! ~
pirb man fra9en.
IS 1T nit Der 9rD6ten Sreune, bab
mir oisie iebr beredtigte 6rage bOren,
benin es 1T Der beiOnoere 3wef bieier
3eilen bic 8eantpOrtung oerielben 81
MAIDEN.
Sa9es= uno @o6en= uno MDnats=
f6riftsn baben Die Reoe bes bO6pir=
bisften grsbifdOfs Senneiip auf Dem
tatbOliIden @rsiebunssta9e gu @bicago
i'm GanSeu uno in Sbeilen gebra6t
uno tDmmentirt, unb aud mir baben
f6On iriber einen She'll oerielben Sitirt.
NQein mir glauben Oamit nod nl6t
uniersr 9fIi6t als tatbOlii6e 3eitung
uno 9mS beionoers als einsi9e oeutiAe
tatbOliide 3eituns Der GrsoiDseie 0u=
buQue 8eniise seleiftet gu haben. Der
in Der S6ulfrase 10 ribmIidit be-
fannie Church Progress" bon ct.
&Ouis bra9te bieier Sage BIZ. 8eos gr3=
bii6of SsnneNps NIT einem bO6it tref=
fenOen @Ommentare uno mir balten es
fiir spedpaIieno uniererieits nun oieie
ielbe. RsOe unieren 2eiern in ibrer san=
gen geoeutung uno 8rOBe pOrsulegen,
uno oamit Der Snbalt oieier &ebe,
pel6e, ME eben geia9t, bic 8runoiaBe
tatbOlti6er GrSiebuns in ibrer ge9riin=
oun9 uno tueiteren SerStpeigung ent=
baIten, alen 5ugdn9li9 ueroe, erlau=
ben mir uns bieie &eoe in ibrem eng
lii9en uno oeuti6eH Sertlaute nit
Dem @Ommentare oes Church Prog
ress" gu DerOnentli6en. IS gilt oieie
8runbidg benz tatbOIii6en 8Olte bis
in ibre leBte 8ersmeigun9en our &ennt=
nib gu brinsen uno %feitSunageln, uno
Do pObl nod peni9e &eoen Oieie 8runO-
idBe in fold i6Dner uno umfaienoer
SOrm bra9ten, mD6ten mir uniere
oeuti9=tatbOIii6en @e6ielbldtter eriu=
deH, ebenfaQs bieie &eoe na9 &rdften
bel i6ren 2eiern gu betOnen.
@ir MOLTEN bic beiOnbere 9lufmert=
iamteit auf bieie &eoe lenten, pel6e
mir in ben 5Wei na6iten ausgaben un=
ierer 8ldtter Suerit in englii6er unO
banH in beuti6er Spra6e ausfibrli6
brin9eu neroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14

,i lctben baben, ba bic Snnsersuotb pon
1SS1-lSS2 roh in Teiuer Griuneruta III,
Sarllm bite urto beibmore ib Gid bod ais,
balo tilr inns 81 bettelu, fir mid, fir Define
llnc meme 9brtlteu, iir bic arrreu tleiueI
NotleilttiSer @ott ious tauienbfa9 pera
9elten! Mit grub
Sellt arn,er grliber
T.. SobanueS Sapiifral.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14

8rOben politiidsn GinfluB traut bic
vNew Yort Sun" i6on jeBt Der be-
ril6ti9ten @eieuibaft u. .. q. gu.
Sic bebauptet, OaB oieie Geieaibaft
beller bel ben Wablen in gtew Yort
unO PcnniDlOanien Den ausi6la9 9eben
iperoe. 81 Die SIM" rebt bebalten
miro, willen mir ni9t, aber es bari
nit Si6erbeit an9enommen weroen,
oaB Die geieui1ait in Ohio ben 9lus=
i6las 9eben miro. Sas lit aud elmer
Der Saupt9riinoe. aus wel6en Me&in-
lep auf ieinen Sie9 re6net; iOl er ia
bod lelbit Wtit9lieo Der netten Geiel.
i6ait iein. = Wauoerer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14

Gr pertrie9t ii1. - Seller maui.
fertise Sepitt 5alnlaoi1 bon Sroot-
Inn, Der ebrwibri9e IQermeltspribt.
iber, bat iib anbeii9is eema6t, irseno
einem unaldubi9en, Der Die Yibel speis
nal gan3 ourhseleien babe, 800 al be-
Sablen. 90 tOmmt nun Der Differ
y. W. Gparts bon Gtlabpma uno be-
anipruht 0as 8elo. Salmdoi6 ant.
pOrtet, er tonne sinem lln9lGubigen
nidt auf's @ort slauben, beBbalb
sable er ni6t. Quarts molte Yeweiie
llefern, uno nannte als SauptSeu9en
ben beriibmten William W. gparts bon
Stem Yort;0S almGOib antpOrtet ni9t;
bunoert Sbaler limb ibm lieber, als
Elm GbrenwOrt. Ger 9lerpeltspribt.
i6er iOllte bod 9epuBt babsn, baB bic
Snseriolls, bic Nolers uno COMFORTER
bic Sibel fleiBi9 leien. aber nur in
bOler Mbllbt. 80 leien bic Nabbiner
oas Neue Seltament fleiBiser ais man1e
Gbrilten, aber nur um 4nlaB su
%SGlterungen su iu6en. Wdre Sail
maolb elm ebrli6er &erl uno bate
WOrt 9ebalten, batte er ben lln9lGubi.
gen peranlaBt, beiier pom Gbriiten.
tbum gu oenten, jeyt aber mus er UNI
10 i6le9ter oapon oenten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14

Cine neue &noDnotbin9=Y artei III
9egriinoet pOroen bon Selegaten per-
lbieoener natiOiltiiber @ebeimgeiel-
l1aiten, Die tiirSli9 in Chicago Suiam,
mengetommen maren. Die beioen
u. y. u.s., namlid bic yNmerican
PrOtectiue IliOciatiOn" nno bic vImeri-
can proteltant NK~ociatipn", bic pa.
triOtic Sons Of america", bic .Saugbt-
ers Of SibertD" uno anoere oerartige
bOrnirte 8eielidafteu paren pertreten.
SEPT muB ia Der Weisen zines Stat.
terp, zines Gbiniqui uno anoerer elen-
Der Verlaumoer blitben!- .SerOlO oes
0laubens."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14

Gem rSepp" 1T in Der r&atb.
WoItsStg." cine 8ute pailirt. S6reibt
er bod lelbIt in Der leBten Summer:
Yeri6tisrns. - Ser 0rudermeni6
bat mir einen arsen WiBtdt aemabt,
Der mir ben Corn pieler Sreunpe susie-
ben tonnte. SIN ben Sdnittpaaren Der
No. 80 babe id aeiunoen: % yes, by
all means let us have a SHIRT in
vestigatior j" es iollte beiben: a STRICT
investigation" - SaB bid Das
Wtauslein beiB':
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14

u"nieren 9anosleuten 3u erbaltcn, Der
muB aud fir Die Serbreitun9 uno 81
feitigung oeutI1=ameritanii1er 3eitun=
gen tDGtig iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14

Die &Oni9in Sictoria bat So 9ieb=
l~ingsbunOe. Sieielben BADEN einen
nit ben SilOniiien ibrer 9lbnen se=
ibmiiften Speiieiaal; man6e oieier
Silbnilie iino nit Yiidisln bon Saaren
Der oarseitelten Sieiter ,seibmiidt".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14

Cine @merifanerin, ipel9e mad Ga=
naoa %reilte, ertldrte ben Steuerbeanl=
ten an Der 6renSe, ibr Softer entbalte
nl6ts Nnoeres ais &leioungsltiite.
Der Beanie fano ieoob einise 6lai6en
gVbistep in Dem Softer unD fra9te:
g(ennen Sic oies &leioun0sItiife? =
Sapobl, erwioerte lie, oas iino meines
Mannes yNigbt Gops"!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14

Der alte Glaoitone 1T Elm befti9er
6e9ner Der Gbsi6eioun9. Gr lit Der
Nnli6t, odb bic she in alien 6dllen Elm
fir Sebens5eit geibloiienes YiinoniB lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14
Soutiatrons, 12. Suli 10
NteiM lieber z. Ntbunaiius!


Raum iiub eini9e @o6cn ieit meiuem leb.
ten Srieie, woriu i6 did I'M Qlmoieu bot,
perflolei, ullo l6on Uieoer muB ib all did
ibrelben. Canals bciltsn mir nod aui cine
bellere Grlte, aber aud uulere Soliuun9eu
llno III 9Salier semorosu. Die Geibel Der
Nungersuotb lit mt aler Gelpalt III uniere
Eropin; elu9eSogel. glS unier neuer Giidoi
bier antam, ialto er rIr 800 III ieiuer Der
iiigung Dor, lnb Don oieieu weui9en Sbalern
loute er 1000 Nsrloneu iiir fiini Wouate err
nabren. Nlr babeu un9eiGbr 700 Waiieu.
tlnoer III ~ulleren WailenbaIlerl. Die Solae
oapon mar, DaB Der Sil6oi balp oas Semi,
nar uno bic Shulen l6liebeu mltte, uuo
lclblt Die meteorological ~gus9aben III be-
l6railten 9eSrpullgeI mar. Wihtsoeitos
Weni9er wdrcn mir ourd9efommen, ipenl
mir I'M Sui cine quite Srute 9ebabt bGtteu.
Nber lebt ltilo ullere %ooiinungeu oeibwuns
ben: bic Grnte III p%ertrodnet, uno nibt eill
Gul6el feIs tam pom belten yanpe 9enous
len Deroen. Ger Srtrag oes lesteu Sabres
i6ou mar eiI geril9er, pc9en Wan9eIs al
Ge9en, aber III oteIem ,Nabr babel mir oar
teiuen He9en; mir bdbell l6on lau9e bic pom
Der STRIDE porgel6rlebenen Webete nm ReQeil
perri6tet, aber Der Sinlmel blieb ipolteulos /;
mir baben ta9li6 III Semeini6ait ben bl.
8reu;Ipe9 9emabt, aber uulere Bitten pllrs
ben nibt erbort. Seet 1T 2lues aus: Die
Seloer iiio pertrotuet uub mir beiiuoen uus
III Der 9roBtelI Notb. @an;e Samilien per-
lalleH ibre 6duler, game Sorfer panoeril
aus, luto lbre Ginnobler Sruin9en bic nod
lodbenoeu nit ibreu 3u tbeilen. Sdauren
pom 0unoerten bettelll all ben Sbiireu Der
Gei6creu nm Gelo uno Jtabrung. is lit
unmo9li6 BON aIoereu Bropin;en III impor.
tireu, oa e~rltelS III mebrereu oerielben Der:
lelbe Wfal9el berrl6t, uio Sweitens bic urs
sQbli9en Settler ale9 rauben mliroen. Ias
eilSIge Jtabrull99mittel, molnit Sauienoe
ibren Sunger ltIlleu, III cine oiinlle 6eis=
luppe. Sin umltalto, Der uuiere gage nod
ueri6limmert lit Die Glnipanoeruu9 aus ben
4Sropiu;eu Sbeuii, Sbauii llo Der Wou.
9olei, no Die gtotb nod cine uiel 9r0Bere III.
3iele Armeu! Sic lDillen ui6t, oaB inter
obwaltelbeu llmltGuoen uniere prouill; eilr
ii6ereS @rob iiir lie wirb. sd fam meme
ei9eue Seeroe ni6t eriGbreu, INN wiepiel
peuiger tam t6 etwaS tbuu iiir bieie man.
beruoeu Stelette aus benz Norbeu Nah
weuisen (a9en muB i6 meine Waiieufinoer
elltlallen, penIl l6 lie ni6t inter meiueu
2lu0eu lterben lebeu nil. gSenu i'd niht
alsbalo oulre betomme, muB i'd bic Dfiiiiou
perlaiieu. SD bite oarum Old, meinen
belten Sreuno, Der On aus Griabrlns weiBt,
mas cine Snngersnotb in Gbina meiIt, Old
meiner anSunebmen. Bite quite eeute uns
III belieu. Der almd6ti9e wiro's uer9elten.
Die @ailentlnoer uno bic Gbriiteu, burd
Gure WilotbGtigteit Dor einem lidereu Sooe
bewabrt, peroen Sud ewis bantbar iein.
SD ielblt iible i6pa6 uuo elero, unb fam
taum etpas inoen, UNI meineu Sunser 81
ltilen. Sebe wobl NIB bette iiir
Seiueu Mitbruber
GbmuuouS Hoeoige r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14

Cine rieii9e 9Opfenernte bat Der
Stant sSaibington Oieies Sabr; Der
Grtrag lit iiber 50, 600 Sallen. Sn
Seutiblano bat man Die i6le9teite
Grnte in oieiem SaDrbunoert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14

Gin Sreunb iibermittelt uns elm
Slugblatt, in pelbem iiber bic u. y.
a., ibre Organization, Serbanolun9s.
weiie, oas Seriabren bel Der @uinabme
neuer Wtit9lieoer &C., Ndberes mit0e.
tbellt miro. Wir weroen aele9entlia
oarauf SuriidtOmmen, obglei6 mir
ni6t piel bon Snttreiie oarin iinoen, mas
Der v@anoerer" nidt iaOn mitsstbeilt
bate. - uSbioem."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14

&obe Senael limb Die ~Nnbdnser Der
u. y. u. Oils Dor eini9eu Sa9sn Der
bodlp' tie gii6of Gbataro in Snoiana.
polls Die StraBe entlans sins, i6rieen
eini9e oieier 28i1te: "There goes
the Pope of Indiana, let's take him
out!' Sii6Of Gbataro lit betanntlid
Elm sebOrener @meritauer. - .grtel.
iipr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14

Die 9oltsreonerin BON &anias, Srau
Sealc, erbdlt $50 per Nbeno oafiir, oaB
lie Den Sellten erSdblt, wie i9le6t es
ibnen 9ett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14
GS gef6at mir ni6t.

SD babe an9eoeltet, oaB bic tatboli=
i6en &%O9enbriioer, 10 mill i6 Die Ser
rem nod nennen, 10 Iebr i6le6t ieben.
@e6en mir Oaber nod weiter. sic
weroen ia ni6t abgebalten, ibrer Reli=
9ion treu 5u bleiben. So, nie mir oa
tir5li6 Elm 0err aus Minneipta ia9te
- Elm irii9er Pfarrer bat uns 9eiagt,
0aB, menu lte 1ih ben ySDnoerz
barren &ritoern" dni6lieBen niiroen,
oann miirOe er itberSeu9t iein, bar Tie
beIiere SatbDliten miiroen. Wenn oas
Wabr III, mas Oieisr Serr mir geiagt
bat, OGm gtbt es bait in Minneicta
Slinoe, Wel6e &linoe fiibren, uno oas
fam ia northumberland in Wtin=
neiOta. Die G~riabrung lebrt uns,
DaB, Ob Q~bgc9aIteu ooer ni6t ab9ebal=
ten miro, Oieies Die Sa6e penig per=
beRcrt. Is bef0roert Die 8lei6giiltig=
teit unO Oas 9enii9t.
Wir 0efQlcnc Nodm'S Sinoer baben
olle Wtlttcl nOtbpenotg, nm ielig 81
merocn, bic uus sur 8eriiigGng iteben.
g8cr oieie5 leugnen mill, Der muB Die
un9ebeuerli6e 8ebauptung aufitelen,
DoB Gbriitus piele llngereimtbeiten ge=
iprO6en uuO nnQeorOnet bat. Sas
riebt gemaltig nab @otteslGiterun0.
Sin nOtbwenoiges Wiittel lit aud cine
driitli6 9eiinnte @eieli6ait. Wie Die
S6ule, INN fir tatbOlii6e Sinoer ge=
ei9net 5u iein. gan; bonn tatbOlii6en
Settle our6Orungen iein muB, 10 muB
AUDI oas fiir &atbOliten 9eei9nete ger=
einsweien gGnS bon Der ~ a B ren &e=
li9iOn Dur6orun9en iein. g8enn nan
i6On betrefs Der S6ule iOl6 grOBe
SOde-mit poer Obne SunOen-erle9te,
10 brau6t es uns ni9t gu beiremben,
oab es Serren gibt, mel6e anoerer gn=
iidten iinO--trOB Gbriiti @Ort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14
~, 10. Snll 1893.

Yeispiu9slp 10. Snli 1893.
Wteiu lieber gruoer!
Soebem babe ib Seineu grisi nit siulis=
9enoem gllmoien erbalteu. @erili6iten
Cant! sld, i6 brau6te IS 10 Iotbpenei9,
benz mir iiuo III Der 9rOBten Notb. Die
leStidbri9e Grlte mar cine lebr armleli9e,
uio Die OieSjabri9eu ausiidten rub nod piel
i6le6ter. g8ir baben i6on monatelans tel
nen Rssen mebr Sebabt, unb aues 1T per:
trodnet auf ben Seloern. un'ere 9totb III
bic 9r0Bte, beiouoers in benz nOroli6en SbeiI
utiereS SicariateS, 100 bic aDtsniden bereits
AZ ben pioerltebenoiten Nabruussmitteln
ibre 3ufudt uebmeu. On weiBt aus @y.
iabrun9, mas mir unter iol9sm umtGnSsu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14
Eat5OG(6er Eird6en Ea(eAOer.

Bonn SenftDrnlein. - Watb. Is, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14

Sin perniiftiser Menid muB bic
Siebe u~nierer iungen WGnner sesen
ibre an9ebeteten, welde in elmer iiino=
baften 3uneisuns sipfelt, oils cine
6raulamteit 9egen oieie uno Tie ielbit
betra6ten. Bon einem ii6 uno Soft
liebenoen WdO6en iolte man erpar-
ten, bah es um ben s~rauiamen preis
ibrer Gbre uno llni6ulo, cine iOlde
angebli6e Siebe nit gi4eu 5uriidwei=
len piiroe.
Eanelbe iOlte man aud bon elmer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14

g8as iOlte mir mad oieier Qusfiib.
rung nod 9eiallen? Gtpa bic Inter
ItiiBun9? Sine in Wabrbeit teufliide
unteritiiBung, Die, um oereu Wilen
man Seele uno Seli9teit auf cine
&arte ieBt. Was niiBt IS benz 0er=
Oamnten in Der SOlle, Denn er ieinen
Nu9ebOri9en, um Den unermeBli6en
Preis ieiner Seele, cine iOrglOie 3u=
tunit 9eli6ert bat. Sic baben Sim=
mel aui Groen nebit benz Yewubtiein,
oaB, um oeiien WiQen Der S9opfer
oeiielben NQem, mas ibm bdtte beilig
iein iOllen, oieiem uno ieinem emigen
Slide entlagt bat. is 9ibt ni6t bios
beiratbsluitigen junsen 2euten cine
&iebe Die 10 blind lit, oaB tie Elm Der=
meintli6es irOiides 8ut 9egen bas
bObIte Out ausIpielt, iOnoern audi bel
Yerbeiratbeten. Wenn bl. 9dter Der
@nli6t waren, baB mebr Gbeleute pe=
gen ibrer Gbeltanosiiinoen in bic S0le
tOmmen, ais jun9e 2eute ipegen un=
littli6teit, 10 beltatigt Obige Siebe oieie
Anll1t nod mebr.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-03
TAlMAGE TALKS or RESIGNING.
The Celebrated Brooklyn Divine
Getting Discouraged.
The Tabernacle Flock Must Lift a Big
Debt or Lose Their Pastor-The In
debtedness of the Church Amounts to
Over Se0O,o0o-Talmage Has Received
Calls From Other Churches of an FIX
ceedinEiy Tempting Nature.

BROOKLYN, March 2.-Dr. T. DsWitt
l1almage, during an interview with
reporter this morning, intimated plainly
that the continuance of his labors at
the Brooklyn Tabernacle would be do,
pendent upon the power of the trustees
and congregation to extric ate tho church
from the swamp OF debt in which it is
engulfed. Dr.. Talmage also admitted,
the reporter says, that recently he had
received calls from other churches Of
an exceedingly tempting nature. On
Sunday last DR.. Talmage prefaced his
sermon tins:
"As told you last Sunday. because
Of the fact thai We have been building
three churches-two having been de.
stroyed-we are in exigencY and must
raise 2o,000~by April 1. To show you
that am doing my share toward the
lifting OF the church debt, 1 will saw
that during the last three years and
fonr months | have received from the
church, over and above what l have
paid out in its behalf, $685. know not
how long God will call me to these ssc
ridces. but an willing 10 do as He NAV
indicate"
TO the direct question. Doc tor, ia 1t
not true that you contemplate resign.
ing your pastorate?" He said 81 prefer
not to talk on the su bjecs. Ihave done
nothing of a deflnite-tha. is TO say,
have no very definite ideas q regard to
the matter. These money troubles of
ours Cypress me. They interior with
my work. II outsi lie cares ara intruded
upon me, those same cares will GER
talnly interfere with my spiritual
efficacy"
1t was learned that the Indebtedness
OF the tabernacle is s2s7,2l6 SO. On the
lst of April notes fall due which must
be met, 20 tho amount of $4,000. The
annual in,ome cf the church derived
from pew rents, collections, beouests
ana spontaneous gifts, i, about $50, 900.
II costs to run the church for a year
S24,9)0, CT which SIG, 900 zoos to the
pastor as his salary.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-03
WASHINGTON Ft,lIngUn.

New YORK, March Eight special
trains left Jersey City this morning,
having on board members of Tammany
Hall, bound for Washington, to attend
the second Inauguration of Grover
cleveland as President. Four OF these
trains went over the Baltimore and Ohio
route and like number by the Penn.
sylvania. In addition to Tammany
Hall members there were number OF
independent Democratic clubs on tho
trains, the total nun Der OF excursionists
being estimated at 3 400.
WASHINGTON, March Ex-Governor
Northen, CT Georgia, with his staff and
party OF twenty. sevea prominent
Georgians, arrived to day in the city,
and ara quartered at Hotel Oxford. Tho
Savannah Hussar-, who will act as
Governor Northon's escort in Saturdays
parade, are expected to arrive to.mor-
row.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-03
KADToRD's BANK SCANDAL.
Report Of the Committee Appointed by the
Depositors.


RADFoRp, March 2.-(Speclal) The
greatest excitement has prevailed in
Radford since the closing OF the Elk
change Bank and uncertainty among
the depositors as to the condition of tn
banB. q close examination of the books
OF tho bank indicate errors in the
cashiers account. but Of such small
amount that it would no. in anv way
endanger the safety of the depoaitors OF
the bank
The great mystery co the community,
as we'll as to the directors OF the bank.
is why Cashier Burton disappeared in
so mysterious 4 manner. Throughout
the excitement and consequent iii feel
ing hundreds OF citizens have asserted
their con ddcnce in Mr. Burton's honesty.
bu. all condemn his leaving and amtar.
RAISING tho bank in the manner which
followed his disappearance.
IhiS afternoon at o'clock the do
positors of the bank met at the mayors
office to hear the report of the commit
tee appointed by the depositors and the
report made a splendid financial show
ing for the bank. The assets mora
than double the liabilities, and cona.
dence was at orco restored to the do.
positors.
1t is im possible at this time to state
in exact figures the assets and labili-
ties of the bank, but the directo tors are
busy preparing statement and dyi-
dend will be declared, and possibly
steps taken to reopen tho bank
Cashier Burton was under bond for
$4,000 with the Fidelity Casualty Com
panv, OF New York.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-03
lNCENDIAKY FIRE AND A RIOT.
Wheeling Authorities Seemingly Unable tc
Cope With the Strike Element

WHEELING. w. Va, March a.-Tho
electric street car strike is as far from
settlement as ever, and scenes of VIC
lenco are just as frequent. Tonight at
G:30 'clcck FIRE, supposed to be incenu
larry, broke out at the car house of the
CON pany in South Wheeling. It was ex-
tinguished with difficulty. The loss is not
serious. Two hours later riot occurred
in the vicinity. Two non union men we're
attacked by a mob in patty with
the strikers and one OF them bad iy hurt
by brick A squsd of police was soon
on tho scene ana chastd several of the
mob for ten squares but were unable to
make any arrest. The non-union men
were taken under their protection.
The public IL losing patience with the
strikers, but owing to tho fact THAI
every labor organization in the city has
taken up their cause and declared bow
colts on all who patronize the street cars,
it seems almost impossible for matters
to be settled in any other way than by
arbitration. The cause of tho strike
vas the discharge of two men for dis.
courtesies to passengers. No wsge
question ia involved.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-03
Celebration by the E,ks.

DANvILLE, Va, March 2-Danville
Lodge, No. ear, Benevolent and Pro.
tective Order OF Elks, celebrated its
first anniversary tonight with o grand
social session, attended by Danville
Elks and their fair friends and large
delegation of visiting Elks from Ports.
mouth, Norfolk and Richmond. 1t was
pronounced one of the finest society
banQuets over held in Danville. Sow.
eral visiting Elks wore out driving this
afternoon in surrey, when tho horses
ran away and throw them out. No ono
was hurt, but the vehicle was IL ashed up.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-03
Law Must Go to JAIN.

CHICAGO, March 2.-The grand jury
has ,enderf d an indic .ment for murder
against Charles d Law, general super
intenden OF the Fort Wayne road. Tho
indictment is tho result Of the accident
at tho Seventeen street crossing of the
Fort Wayne road in which four persons
were killed outright and fourteen seri.
ously Injured. The charge is not q
bailable ore and Law will be arrested
and jailed.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-03
Seriously Injured by u Fall.

WOODSTOCK, Md, March 2.-James
A. Sonner, OF Strasburg. this county,
while working on the Lutheran Church
OF that place, last Monday evening fell
from the spire to tho floor. distance Of
thirty five feet, breaking his leg in two
places. two ribs and sustaining internal
injuries, the extent OF which is not
known. Hopes of recovery are slight.
lie Is fifty years old and has large
family
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-03
CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
A Good Deal OF Routine Business Trans
acted Inst Night.

acted Last Night.
meeting of the Central Dem ocra tic
Club was he'd last night over Smiths
music store. Vice President E. J..
Rowan presided. A com nittee was APP
pointed to remove the furniture from
tho old place OF meeting on Salem ave.
nue. to the present quarters now occu-
pied by the club. The name Of Hon. j.
Hampton Hoge was placed on the roll
as a member of the club.
AT the next meeting the question
will be discussed as to whether or not
the Central Club will indorse gentle.
man from this city for the position of
United States district attorney for the
western district Of Virginia, and full
attendance is desired.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-03
Accents a Professor.h,,

WASHINGTON, March 2.-President
Harrison this evening accepted the pro-
censorship in the Leland Stanford Uni
versity OF California. He will deliver o
series OF lectures on constitutional law.
commencing noXt October. BE has had
the matter under consideration for some
weeks, but did not signify his formal
acceptance until this evening.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-03
NIr. AYncl,oy SIN Imnroxi,r

SAN FRANCISCO, March John w.
Mackay had another good nights rest
and feels further improved today.
Wesley G. Rippey's condition is un-
changed. He slept we'll last night and
seemod comfortable this morning. The
old man talks considerably and his ap.
petite is improving.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-03
A Theatre Rnrnad.

ANDERSON, Ind, March 9 Tho
Olympic Theater was burned last even
ing. The loss is $4,000. The theater
is used as the armory OF the Columbus
Rifles, which loses all its guns and other
paraphernalia. The fire was caused by
o gas jet igniting tho scenery.