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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
Die Wa6t Der GeIiaiou.

Ginit belt DON Sosco, oieier Qpoitel
Der Siebe, Grercitien in einem 8eidns=
nilie bon Surin. Seine 3ub0rer tpa=
rem 300 GerbreGer, pelbe bier binter
m~GlIipen Wauern nit Silfe militdri=
i9er Ma6t butter S6loB uno 8iesel
9ebalten puroen. - gr betebrte Tie
ollie. - Gen SeritOdtelten legte er ben
@rm UNI ben Sals uno ipra6 ibnen 10
LANCE liebreih su, bis ibr Sers erpei6t
wllroe, uno lie li6 bereit our geibte err
tlarten. &einer tonnte Der Wa6t iei=
ner Wteni6erliebe, ieineul Seeleneiier
wieoerlteben. Oils Die grercitien nit
elmer gemeini6aitli6en feierliteu &om=
munion beenoi9t paren, i6rieb Don
SOscO an &ataSSi, 9rGlioent oes Wini=
lte%rratbes, uuo bat sur SelObnung fir
Die Setebrten UNI einen freisn Gag alls
Berbalb Oes 8efdnsniiies. &ata8i
Der leinen Wann tannte, i6rieb unter
ben Brief: ySepiaigt". Der SirettDr
oes 8efGngniiies ltarrte fai1unsslps
auf oas oorSelegte S6rifttid. ,Wel6
elm @agniB!" rief er ~aufgerest, der
srOBte She'll Der 8efanseusn miro ni6t
suriidtebren." ySie weroen Ollie su=
riiftebren", autpOrtste Don Sosco nit
rubiger 3uuerii9t. limb zines i6Dnen
Wor9ens iab Die eritaunte Yep0lterung
bon Surin Die 800 @efan9enen unter
ieiner 6ibrung Dor Die Staot binaus=
paloern. Sort fiIbrte er lie in einen
berrli6en Bart, ben MAJ linn fir ben
Sag iiberlanen bate. Sier ireuten ii6
Die armen 8~efangenen ben garlSeH Sag
binour4 in Der ridden Suft uno Der
6reibeit. 8egen NbenO fibrte er lie
wieoer in ibr 8efdusniB Surif; tein
einSiger feblte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
9 ube 9 d | E.

2ebrer: Stun wOlen mir einmal
SdBe serSlieoern. Sarl persi6tet auI
Den SUDDEN - Srau5, mas 1T ba
&arl?"
SranS: v&arl lit elm @iel!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
Cine riibrcnoe Scenc.
Gin beriibmter S9riftiteQer ersd6l

Yin berlibmter S1rltt'teuer erSdblt:
Sn Dem tleinen Sorfe 0ernes in
Der Sretagne nit meinem 6ibrer an=
9etommen, pplten mir Den oOrtigen
bo9beta9ten Yfarrer beiu6en. IS
wuroe uns aber bsoeutet, oaB oerIelbe
li6 nit elmer Sranten in Der Stride be-
finoe. 0ir be9aben uns oesbalb in
oas 8~Ottesballs. Sort iaben mir nur
Swei weiblihe Yerionen, ndmli6 elm
9anS peiBgetleiOetes Mdohen ppn iehs=
Sebn bis ahtSebn Sabren, wel6es tOo=
tenblei6 alf einem Stuble iaB, uno
neben Dem Stllble cine inbriinItig be-
tenoe Srau. Der Yfarrer ipielte auf
Der Srgel cine Melooie bon Dem Gom=
ppnilten Sanoel lno 5luar elm llllse=
meln traurlges uno melan6OliIhes
Stiif. SD ri6tete meme Iu9en auf
oas WtIo6en, oas elmer peiBen Mar=
mor=S Statue glih. SIR Seioen beliano
BARN, oaB lie nibt peinen tonnte. Sic
bate cine inni9lt 9eliebte Cuttings
i6luelter our6 ben SOB perloren, uno
eben, neil lie ni6t meinen tonnte, MAJ
lie ndbe oaran, inter Der oriifenOen
@u6t Der S6permutb 81 erlie9en.
Der alte, erfabrunQsrei6e Pfarrer fam
oaber auf ben 8eoanten, Elm 2ieo,
mel6es Die beioen S6weitern pit uno
germ ebeoelIen nit einanoer geIun0en,
auf Der Srgel porSutragen, bpifeno,
bierour6 Der arrnen Seioenoen S6rG=
men 81 entloden, uno iomit ibr SerS Su
erlei6tern.
Der Sert oes bon u. bon Gbateau=
briano uerfaBten 2ieoes mar folgenoer;
6eoentit bu mod Der i6Onen 3eit
g8o Mutter uns pOa 3drtli6teit
gn's SerS seoriidt bei'm 6euer flor,
2ieb Maio?
Damn tiiBten mir ibr tueiBes Saar,
Sin ielig Yaar!
IS oauerte ni6t LANCE uno oas Bis
ber unberpegli6e MGo6en rei6te nit
elmer Sano on Die Stirne; oann erfol9=
ten SerSitObe, Die oas arme Sinh 81 err
Itifen orObten. Gnoli6 braten SbrG=
men aus ben bisber itarren Iu9en: oas
Mdo6sn erbob ii6 uno ipra9: IS lit
mir ieBt lei6ter, liebe SHUTTER; es lit
mir beiier; i6 tann wieoer atbmen!
llno Die freuo= llno trolterfiillte Mut=
ter umarmte ibrerieits oas Mdoden,
uno 10 brabteu geioe ibren Sant 8Ott
Dem Serrn in ieinem Seiligtbum bar.
Sas M1ohen mar oerettet. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
SaS Yett iiir 0en fraufcn
SoIoatcn.

3u ben er9reiieuoiten Scenen i'm 8e-
folge zines &rieges gebDren audi bic
ienigen, wel6e beim WieoeriinDen bon
Yerlpanoten unter Den Germuneten uno
Sooten eiutreten. Ginfa6 rilbrenoer
lam jeoo6 taum cine iein, ais Die,
wel6e mir i'm Suli oes Sabres 1866 III
9. erlebten.
Sier eri6ien Dor einigen Sagen cine
dltere Srau in oiiritiger, aber reindeer
itdotii6er &leioung. Sic tru9 Elm
md6ti9es giinoel, in wel6em ii6 Sett=
itilde ~beianoen. SIN aui9ere9ter Stim=
mllng erSdbtle lie baiti9; lie TONNE aus
W. in Weltpbalen, lei cine gSittpe uno
ernGbre ii6 nit ibrer So6ter pom Wai=
den. SIR Sobn lei nit i'm SrIe9,
uno lie babe erfabren, oerielbe lei per=
munoet uno liege i'm SaSaretb. Sa
babe es ibr teine Gube gelalien. Sic
beIdBe nit ibrer SOdter nur elm einSi=
ses Sett, auf Dem lie i6lieien. Sa
babe Die SO9ter ii6 auf's Strob gela=
CERT uno ibr, Der Wutter gebeiBen,
Sett iii ben trante II
Sruber mitSunebmen
90 mar Die Mutter nit Dem Sett
aui Dem &iifen ausgeSo9en. Sic mar,
oa lie in ibrer Sangisteit per9elen
bate, 9enauere Grtunoisun9en einSrl=
,ieben, i6on in Ii6ahenburg uno Sill
linSen seweIen, Obne ben Sobn 81 iiu=
ben.
Cine b~armberSi9e S6pelter bate Der
ibtper 8edn9iti9ten iid enoli9 anse=
nDmmen uno lie bierber gebra6t. Sier
boifte lie nun Den Sobn 81 iinoen uno
i'm aui oas beimii6e wei6e Eager Sl
betten. llno lie iauo audi ben Sobn,
aber bereits tiibl unb wei6 sebettet =
i'm S6oos Der groe.
@ebeu9t uno 9ebro6en bon uniag=
barem S1merSe pantt lie an lein Grab,
betet unter Den beiBelten Sbrdnen fir
feline Seelenrube, uno tebrt oann till
uno ltumm nit oes SObnes LETTER Sabe
uno nit Dem Bette - elm rilbrenoer
gnblid! = wieoer beim 81 Der SOhter
auf oas StrOblager.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
Ser snirieoene Wrmc.
9. Suten Sad, gllter!

.. 0llten gag, Nlter!
u. 8lei6faus. SD uuBte ME bon
einem 16limmen Sage.
g. Mein 8ruB mar: gut Slid -
oaB es Dir pobl gebe!
u. SD mar ME unglitli6. IS
ging mir ME libel.
y. Sabei erbalte bid 8ott; ertldre
bid aber oeutliher.
q. Sebr germ. Su piini6eIt mir
einen 9uten Sag; tann aber tpobl elm
Sag bOie iein, ben 8ott i6itt? -
Sn 6rOit uno SiBe, in Sunser uno
Surit babe i'd Den gu loben, oelien
@ile biemit geidiebt. SIT Der ni6t
9liifli6, Der nit 8ott iibereinltimmt,
Der pon Sbm, mas es aud lei, an=
nimmt, uno nur BON Sbm Qles erpar=
tet? - Su piini6eit, Dap es mir pobl
9ebe: es gebet mir pobl, oa i'd mir
fem WOllen pOrbebalte, ais oas bon
8Ottes @ilen abbdngt.
3. @ie aber, penn bid 8Ott per=
perfen DiirOe?
u. ST tann ni6t. Sd umfaIie Sbn
nit ben @rmen oemiitbi9er Siebe uno
boben 8laubens. Sur9 iie bin ib
nit 8ott unauflOsli9 perbunoen, no
gr lit, perOe i6 nit Sbm iein. Mit
8ott lieber in Der nieorigiten Siefe,
als obne Sbn auf Dem bO6iten Spiel.
9. @Ober biit ou?
u. SD tomme bon Soft, lebe in
Sbm uno sebe pieoer 81 @ott.
g.. go ppbnt 8ott?
u. Sn einem reineu Ser;en, in einem
muntern Wilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
gfcuc 0clDcnto

SU SrerlOUt 0DuNlD, gSDOrnlll9,
ni6t fern bon Der 6rense oes Staates
Wontana limb angebli6 neueroings
groBe 8oloentoetungen gema6t NOR
ben. Siele Sunoe puroen llngefdbr
por A @phen 9ema6t uno iolange 9e=
benin gebalteu, bis Die Gntoefer 10 piel
yGlaims abgelteft batten, ais lie mini
i6ten. God tOnnte Die Sa6e nibt
LANCE peri6pie9en bleiben, uno 10 berr=
l6te ipGbrero Der leBten Sage unter
ben WienenbeliBern uno Mienenarbei=
tern bon Butte grpBe N~uIregung.
G6arlep Garr uno Som 9orter,
wel6e BON Sbomas &. Yorter uno
mebreren anoeren MienenbeliBern BON
Butte unterltiigt wuroen, ippie ).
&eins uno anoere Gapitaliiten limb be-
reits na6 Dem neuen @looraoo db9ereilt.
9lu9 anoere Grpeoitionen tbuen il6 Su=
lammen, um io9lei6 an Die glrbeit 81
geben.
Ser Staotibabmeilter Simon Sa=
cobs, Wappr Su9an uuo Som Mur=
ran, wel6c ale Drei iiber beoeutenoe
Wtittel perfii9en, baben berelts Sano
ans @ert sele9t. Die neueu 8ologru=
ben beiinoen lib ungeidbr so Meilen
iiioli1 bon &eo 2ooge, spii6en Butte
lno Gambler, Dem GOuntpiiB BON Gre
mont Gountp.
Die SepDlterun9 bon Geo.2poge be-
finoet li6 barber in Der grDBten Iuf=
reguug. Srei MtGnner entoedten Dos
@Olo 81 glei6er 3eit, namli6 @. &.
WtcSOnalo, wel6er BON Sinnemau IL
S6miot gei6itt mar, Soc SeppOrtb
bon Der Butte uno Bottom GOmpa9nie
uno Sames Orr BON Der Seringtpn'er
8eielli6nft. Sieielben nabmen iofOrt
Die beiten Slide Sano oes iammt Dem
@aierre6t in Sei6lag. Serr Mc=
SOnalo belegte fiir Die, wel6e ibn aus=
9eianot batteil $50 older Sano. Sas
bon leBterem sur Searbeitung aus9e=
iOnoerte Sauo liegt 81 beioen Seiteu
bon 6larte's Sort uno lit an jeoer
Selte lO Ider brett
Sober, Der Glarte's Sort beillbte,
9ibt Su, oaB oalelblt 8Olo %porbunoen
lit. Itebr als lett pielen Sabren i'm
gSeiten g%eiunoen puroe. Die Ausiib=
ten werOen nit ieoem Sage mebr per=
ipre6enO. Serr WcSOnalo lieB 100
Yiuno oes Observation-Disclosures na1
Butte brin9en. Naboem Der Stoif lid
2 Wo6en in SGfen ari Der &eiie be-
funoen bate uno til6tia our6geIhiits
telt mOroen mar, ergab Die Yianne al=
~leroings nur 8olo i'm Wertbe BON 10
Gents. Orr uno WcSonalo fanoen
8ploeroe Die per Yianne Is Gents err
CAB. gn eini9en YlGBen puroen gnt=
oefungen gema6t, poraus su i6lieBen
lit, oaB oaielbit i6On Dor 1860 9ear=
beitet woroen mar. Sie 8plo9raber
wuroen oamals aQem 4nideiue na6,
BON Snoianern pertrieben. Sis 81 bic
Ter 3eit war nur Ylacer 8Olo entoedt
wproen, ein Se.peis oaB man iib an
Den ei9entli6en Ser9bau nod niAt ge=
ma6t bate.
Mebrere Sehniter baben li6 neuer=
oin9s bon Butte na6 Dem Srte, 100
Die 8Olozgntoedung semabt lit. bege=
ben uno ebe oieielben nab Butte suriid-
getebrt iino, lam man ni6t nit Sider=
belt ~urtbeilen.
Coroner POrter slaubt, oaB lih in
ienem GOuntp 8Olo poriinoet, ieop6
ni6t in iOl6en Guantitlten, ipie Die
Boomer" ben 2euten pori6waBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
Gin Seiliger beim 9ii6e.

Yer Sii9oi bon Yelep, SObann
Peter Gamus, ersablt:
Der beilige Sran5istus Dol
sales, Siirtbii6of bon SEM, Wie=
oerbolte oft ben @usipruh oes Gpanse-
liums: pellet mas eu6 pOrseiebt wiro!"
Gut. 10, s. uno sos oaraus Den S6luB,
es lei srOBere I%btootuns. i'm Gilsn uno
Sriuten lid na6 Dem 8ei6made gn-
oersr gu rihten, ais INNER oas Sale6-
teIte 81 pablen.
Is 1T oft Der 6au, oab bic tOtli4=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
q eiftesgegenwart

Sat (oer binauslsporfen peroeu
iOa! sum Saustne6t): .uH ben Yau9,
bite, Sintsu bah / q 9isurr!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
Oebr6u6e BET Dent 3Ooe zines
6tnOeS.

r=S q d bniB beioen
Snoianern.
Sn ben Snoianer : Samilien piro
Der lob zines &inoes unter lieben
Sabren seraoeSu ais ein ySreuoen=
left" ssieiert, neil ia ieiae init Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
Iu6 d II.

Wann tim SOriwirtbsbauis Die
Speiietarte our6leieuo): r6aian 49,.
Sans 80. 6rau, Su bait rsbt, Die
8egeno bat ibre Naturi6Oubeiten!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
Chic, Mil. &St.P Paul
RAILWAY.

ale Sass IaufsH tasIt6 ausssuOmmsu sonutaas
Sabnboi, Gde Der 4. uuo 9lapitraBe.
StaotsS idetoifice, $50 WtaiuitraBe.
Y. S. @arltug 9,
StaotsS idetz9l9ellt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-11
CKIMINAL NEWS. 4

The ENLIGHTENMENT OF Green Mccurtin. ex-
treasurer OF the Choctaw nation. win reach
sis3,oo He has no. yet been arrested.
viii Lacey. colored. aged %. was hanged at
Jasper, Ala, Monday for rape. This 10 the irst
time an Alabama rape fend has been legally
executed.
At sho;teryilie. Ala, Monday night Miss
Farmer was awakened by Q negso in her room.
He fed ana was captured. Enronte to the Jail
be attempted to cape. whereupon his body
was riddled with bullets.
Nationd Bank Examiner J. b. Lszsar, while
settling the affairs of the insoivent Bank OF Del
Norts, Cal, was arrested for receiving stolen
goods. deed held ~ security by the bank was
missed and sfterwsrd recovered in q lawyer 8
Office BY the cashier of the bank who gave 1t to
the bank examiner. The deed Is alleged TO have
been stolen from the attorney.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-11
SLAVERY IN ALASKAN CANNERIEs
Inhuman Treatment OF Coolest Chine So
Return Wrecked I'm Health.

NhcCAeu IN healtn.
SAN FRAscIsco, Oct. i0.-The bark Elsi-
more, from I.oring. Alaska; the bark
Fresno from Pyramid harbor, and the bark
Electric. from Prince William sound, ar
rived today with cargoes of salmon and
100 fishermen aud Cinnamon. The salmon
catch brought to this port to date is 1855
SIS cases, and 1882 barrels salted. The
season has about closed. Several more
cargoes are expected next week.
There was q dead Chinaman on the
Elanore today. The condition of the
Chinese laborers on the three barks is
loathsome and almost pestilentiai Nearly
all are penniiess, having gambled their
earnings away. Ii is the custom
of the proprietors of the canneries
to run them from O'Clock in
the morning until midnight if
necessary to pack days supply of fish.
Ii is contract work, and the Cinnamon are
driven 20 their utmost capacity. The in
human strain has resulted. according to
reports Of white men who have re-
turned. in several deaths among
the Chinese already. The hard and
incessant labor has reduced their
vitality. and their food. opium smoking
and dogs way of living have completed
their awful condition. A worse set of hu-
man beings has seldom been landed in
this port Some of them were afflicted
with scurvy and look only half alive.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-11
rHE rRHIGArioS CONGRESS.


Coed Attendance at Los Angelcs-Per-
mauent Organization Effected.
3 Los ANGELES, Cal, Oct. i0-~When the
rrigalion convention met this morning IN
he Grand opera house. between $50 and
30 delegates were present. representing
Kansas, Nebraska, Illinois. Ten
nsssse. Washington, Arizona. New
Mexico. Texas, Iowa. Connecticut,
Montana, Wyoming, Oklahoma, Mexico.
Ecuador, Peru. France. Hungary and
New South Wales. Gov. Markham. Of
California made the opening address. He
said California was an example of what ir-
rlsstion had done. Land formerly worth s
cents To- 81 per acre was now worth $500 to
$1,000 an acre. The delegates we're pre-
ssnsed with apples, pears. bananas. grapes
and other fruits raised by irrigation. Com
mittees we're appointed as follows:
Permanent Arizona, J. L.
faaderworker: California, Judge Peter
Aaugh: Idaho, T. ID. Rabbit; Kansas, III.
Y. Hinckley: Montana. III. o. Peterson !;
Nebraska. NJ. Lee; Nevada. l.. III. Taylor
Aew Mexico. r. J. Hinton; Utah, Ii. 5.
ktone; Illinois, w. +. Allen; Washington.
G. A. Miller: New South Wales. Alexander
EFace; France. Il. Lefebvre; Russia, Count
tomedznsky.
Resolutions Dr. I. II. comstock; Cali
furata. L. A. sheldon; Illinois, w. f.
allsa: Kansas, Judge ]. s. Emery; Mon
,asa Otto Peterson; Nebraska, J. n.
sses Nevada, John g. w. Merrill ;
Nss Mexico. X. j. Hinton; Utah,
NJ smythe; New South Wales. France
saa ksssia the same as the other commit
Zee Washington, g. A. Miller: Idaho, I.
Rabbit: American society of irriga-
haa Engineers, ". Ham Hall.
california was allowed four additional
members in the committee. TO be
CHOSEN sud sent in to the COM
Elsise tomorrow without reporting
ssaa, TO arrive this evening, was
sven permission 10 name member of the
Nsosations committee. The COMMITTEES on
eymanent organization reported the
SHOWING hst of officers: Presi-
ssas Judge }. ;. Emery, Lawrence.
AN honorary presidents. X. Lefebvre,
sfahee; Count ComodEinsky. Russia
As1 hsnoe, New South Wales: Mexico
saa Ecuador to be announced later: vice
F'esAdents. Arizona. u +. H. Comstoek !:
aaornlA J. III. Mcdonald; Nebraska. J.
lee; Utah. ". Stone: Idaho. L. ID.
psaoeata' Washington. q. a. Miller;
saaaa, John T.. Jones: Montana:
Alnek; Kansas, f. K. Moses;
sss Mexico, ). T. HeinEleman; Illinois.
~ Alien; Oregon, r. T. Cox; FOR the
sa,sfscan Society OF Irrigation Engineers,
y Schuyler. Of Calitsrnis: secretary.
A. Aises, Les Angeles; assist
secretaries. ]. NJ. Gregory.
Sseoea City, Kan; l. A. Hicks,
lsna, IT. The committee recommend.
= Aas permanent executive committee
'es''sea by the delegates present. The
sssss vas adopted aud President Emery
- escorted 10 the platform amid ap-
f.aase and deIivered bis address
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-11
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

II Is reported that President Cleveland and
Secretary Carlisle are preparing 20 noat $780,
oooo of gold bonds ia anticipation OF passsge
OF q compromise otl-
SIX thousand Of the employees OF The wooden
mills At olneyville, = suburb of Providence, r..
J.. tnaugarated strike Monday morning The
indications are that IL Will extend % sll wooden
manufacturing establishments in Rhode Island.
and there 10 talk of the cotton workers Joining
the strike. The strike IL against reduction In
wages
The Chilean claims commission, 20 adjust
claims growing out OF the Chilesa-Peruylsn
war. Is IN session at Washington City. Hon.
John Go4ds Is the United states commits
sioner: senior GAna. chilean minister, repre-
seuts Chile. aud Clsrarsde. swiss minister, is .
neutral member. Hon. George > Boutwell, 10
assistant cou ssel for the government Of Chile,
GOV. Caleb W West, of Utah. 10 his annual
report states that the total population OF the
territory is estimated at 2SS.soo. an increase Of
eAaea Because OF the recent tnaneisl striu-
gcney and the decline Of silver values tho popu.
istioa of the mining dlstriets have materially
decreased during the past six months. while
there has been 9 steady growth fu other parts OF
the teri tory
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-11
NOT FIGHTING AT RIO
=. fleet Repulsed in Attacks
on Land Forces.
.<,,o swgAss REPusLicAS'sM
-. - Argentine Object to Europe
$3.50. and Thfnk Gated states
sAesld object. Too.

Vs. Oct. ia Herald Monte
ss.-.sseh says: Admiral Meilo has
sos' - eneusd fire on Rio, and the
60 ss,.I Z i ] ssase of panic. Much anri-
- !. a. q that city 70 kno* Whist action
- : .ssst Cleveland viii instruct Minister
fs a.sn q take with regard 20 the
.sf. a supporting the Argentine
rss,>en ministers in Rio in protest
~ 49,. ~ Ic<AI diplomats OF other nations
skI s..srv between the beiiigerents. They
- The cry OF America for the
n 80 and assert that this Is just
- sirs When the Monroe doctrine should
. nnnissaksbly asserted
sSrirsl Nsllo has issued . manifesto
~ 500 IL declares that In case of his
= aver President Peixoto he will adj
- -,~idlv 70 republican institutions and
80. n government This Is heavy
- 4 he hopes of those who thought
-. ,exolt eloaked royalist plot
- ,sstore 70 Brazil the deposed
,sasrehy. MeIio's manifesto was pab-
is.ssd todsy and is addressed TO ali Bra
800. pelroto il charged with violating
s. constitution and sacrificing the most
go vesources of the country by exposing
4 sof many months to civil war.
II have solemnly declared" Mello
<antinues. sand now repeat, that
,sitAsr nor my companions
ssulrs 70 power for our own benefit. Our
aaly eoiect IL 70 save and restore peace 10
!. oopressed country. am fully con-
,sneed Of the final triumph of the CAM
ssiru xhich we have undertaken. because
K 4 the cause OF liberty and republieanism
and means redemption Of the country from
oppression and syranny."
The United States steamer Yantic has
10, arrived here from Rosario en- route TO
RE
!. Egs Yosx, Oct f0.-The Worlds Rio
Jsrciro dispatch under date of October
.sys: The insurgent vessels Lucy, Vol
esr.o and Gloria were defeated ia an at
tempt 70 capture the steamer st.
psags 1t the Lloyd bonded warehouses.
nssf PIsinha The same vessels, with
the Trsjano, Jupiter and Uranus,
snf storm OF shell. grape and canister
eyss The business part Of the town. Five
eitissns we're killed outright and great
many Wounded. Upwards of 900 houses
ssrs more or less seriously damaged. Sew
sfai officers and men of the land force
we're killed and wounded. but the loss
among them was not great. Ii is known
tbs. sor.e Of the vessels crews were killed.
Nlrtheroy was again bombarded yesterday
and q, night the feet sent force to Maus,
10 de direction Of Petropolis, but it was
driven back by troops from the Estrella
esxder works. The fight was the most
hioody that has occurred since the revolt
t<gan month ago.
WASHINGTON CRY, Oct. l0.-Secretary
Herbert has received several kilograms
ron Capt. Picking. of the United States
sraissr Charleston. now at Rio. One Of
iAese dispatches confirms the associated
wss telegram from Rio which said one
II the forts in the harbor surrendered
tsihe insnrgent feet today. IL was Fort
Ialegaignon, situated on an island in Rio
hy Ii surrendered for lack of supplies.
hguns were OF old style and not capable
Gdoing much damage.
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REV. TON SING In JAIL.
The Chinese Missionary Snug
gler Caught in Chicago.
WILL sE RETURNED TO TACOMA.
Arrest 81 . Nessyseus Asertieniss ~ ssu
Kraneisee-A Rich Texas Mardsrsd
BY . Burglar.

CHICAGO, Oct. i0-Rev Thomas Sing.
VINO represents himself as IN Episcopal
missionary among Chinese in New York,
an inmate Of the county jail
tonight He was indicted By . Fed
esA Grand jury at Tacoma for.
completely In Chinese immigration frauds
IN Violation Of the provisions of the Gesry
law. Under the indictment he gave
pail, but Sing was not forthcoming
when wanted, so his bondsmen
nan the arm Of the Law stretched
out TO Chicago, where be was arrested to-
DAY lie viii have hearing today before
commissioner Hoyne. who will probably
send the case to higher court. where one
OF the Federal judges wili6e asked to give
an order for Sings removal West.
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Lrxiseros, Oct. I0-Harrzesta trott.a
the fastest mile IN the third heat. breakiur
the kentucky record In 2Ask. DolIv
spanksr. by Jim Wilkes, broke the =
yeaf-oid record for pacing in race. SUM
mares.
"a tros-Happy courie won. DELEGATE
secona. aay Morgan third: eighssen
starters. Best time, 2.i6s,
Ashland stake. for y..,s,,. ~.
Won, Atelin second. Bermuda girl thsrd
Time. 2s32k. o''' 'Aifu'
Iransylvania stakes. 5000. z:fs trot-
harriefta won. Cartridge second Tr~vel-
yan third. Time. 2:osaI. 1870
.orncrscker stakes. 1900. 2-year old..
pasang-Doiy spanker won, Belle Acton
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DOLLARS mas BEEN.

SEATTLE. Oct. g. 1893.
To THE EpIToR: To decide bet please
inform the writer and friends which 10
better grammar in regard TO the wording
on silver and gold notes, viz: There
have been twenty dollars deposited" or
there has been twenty dollars deposited. :"
A SUBSCRIBER.
There is authority for both sentences.
most writers now say twenty dollars has
been" They argue that twenty dollars
have been" would mean twenty separate
dollars. whereas Il might been one piece or
one check. The collective noun takes the
singular form of the verb
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