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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-27
ans &ielrr, Wis.

SIN beua3barten &ieler, gSis., iiuo
in LETTER @O9e stuei Sterbefdlle su
meloen.
Sn Der Nabt bon Gonaerlta9 auf
6reita9 ltOrb Serr SobOnn &laas naA
oreiw0Aentii6cr SrantDeit i'm gliter
BON Us Sabren, mebrere Male wObl=
periebeu nit Den 81. Sterbeiatramen=
ten. Ser SeritOrbene par Elm braper
Sat6olit uno binterlQBt cine trauernoe
9Sittwe nit ) SObnen. 9rei 5O6ter
linO Dem Gater i1on i'm SOOe pOraus=
8C9anaen. Sas Sel6enbc9an9niB iano
ain Wonta9 ltatt:
9ts9lei1en itorb in Der bel iloilenen
@o6e Serr German yliAof I'M Nlter
pon 30 Sobren. Serielbs binterllBt
lCine Satin uno elm &iuo.
YtOgen lie ruben in 6rieoen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-27
Sun bem i@Dnen @nabenbilSe,
,Sr0terin Der Yetribtcn",

bleiben uns nur mebr cine Insabl uno
mir miiien bier e~rtldren, oaB es uns
ni6t mO9li6 1T, oasielbe 81 Uertaufen.
Man noble uns aliO briefli6 ni6t mebr
oarum fraseu. @ir pDlten ben 2e=
fern Der y@asette" bic @elesenbeit 9e=
ben, ii6 oas 3atiOnalbilo biaig 81 per=
i6affen unO oesbalb baben mir oas
Bib beSogen. Sa unier 8Orratb gu
Gnoe sebt, ~slaubten mir es fir paiieno
oieies mitSutbeilen. @er aliD iein
4bonnementsselO nod ni9t entri9tet
bat, mO9e oieies baloigit tbun, falls er
bas 8naoenbilO als Yrdmie er=
balten mD9te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-27
@ic lit Dies!

@ir bieten einbunoert Collars Be-
lObnun9 fir jeOen Sal DON &atarrb,
Der ni6t our9 Ginne6meu bon Sails
Satarrb=&ur gebeilt werOen tann.
y. S. GbeneD 81 &c., @igent6.,
Soleoo, 8.
g8ir, bic untersei6neten, baben s.
s. Gbenep lett Den leBten Is Sabren
g%etannt uno balten i'm fir pOltommen
ehren9aft in alien @ei6ditsoerbanO=
lungen unO TinanSiell befG6igt, 0lle BON
ieiner Sirma ein9e9an9enen GerbinO=
li6teiten 81 eriilllen.
W Il IL Sruar, @rOBDanOelss8 rO=
0uiiten, Soleoo, ..
Waloing, &innGn, IL W a T.
b II, 0rOBbNnOels=0 rO9uilten, SO=
leoO, $.
SolPs &atarrb=&ur miro innerlih
0enOmmen uuo mirtt Oiyctt oui b0s
Ylut uno Die i1leimigcn Cbsrfldbcn
bes Spitems. 3eu9niNe irei %Oerl0nOt.
9reis Is Gents iilr Die Slui1c. Ser
fault bon alien NpOt6etern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-27
Sure, ut b DIES.
0eretntgte Staaten.
W a d d.


u nj perfloiienen Sonncrlta9 itarb in
Der @pbnuno ibrer Stern, go. 146
Salerio StraBe, Die Sphter unIeres
9eI6Gbteu 2anOmanns Nit. Yinti6,
SRI. &atburina Yinti6 i'm Ilter bon
81 Sabren uno 10 Ntonaten na9 bier
monatIi6er i9nersli6er &rantbeit,
moblOerieben nit ben bl. Sterbeiatra=
meuteu. Die 9erItorbene lpllroe am
s. Wtai 1873 9eburen uuO itano bel
Aaen, wel6e lie tannten, als cine quite
SO6ter in bOber g6tung. Sas Sei=
4enbe9dneniB fanO am Samita9 MOr=
gen Inn 9 ubr BON Der Sers Seiu=&ir6e
aus na0 Dem oelltib=tatbOlii6en 6rieO=
bOfe itatt. Sic geb6rte Dem Sung
fraueu=8erein an. Sen trauernoen
@lteru infer aufri6tiges Seileio!
l1ner 9anosmann Serr So=
bonn Pei6On 1T nit Siilie bes poii=
tii9en GinfluiIes unieres 6reunoes
Gr=WtapOr 2uoui9 bon @inOua gum
Poltmeiiter bon Minneista in @inOna
GOuntD, Minn., "ernannt moroen.
Sas ma6t alio 5 lurembur9er YoIt=
meiiter in Binona 60, Minn. OPP
eng k6er get Winona County mach
eng letzebGrger republik. Eft
schengt der befolegt dem Erzbischof
Ireland sci rot den hen 70 Winona
denen eirischen gen huot we hen s6t:
Get there boys, if you can't there,
get there anyhow. NJ mach dasz
ken fun ech hem dat elei weist SOS
kermit Gazette" och an de bann.
Inter ben YoItmeiitern bon @inona
@ountD lino mir nod benz dltelten bic
Ter YOitmeiiter Elm @ort i'm b~eionoeren
i6ulbig. Wir meinen Serrn &ipers
BON &Ollin9tone, Der jeBt i6pn ieit 25
Sabren ioWobl unter bemOtrdtil6er
ais republitanii9er 2anoesre9ierung
iein Gmt bebalten. Disadvantages
Republik kann VOL net quit ohne
de Rivers bestoen. Spffentli6 mall
tet &ipers ieines Qmtes mod LANCE,
da kann en- d'"Gazette" och mach
lang ausdelen.
aim Gam # az, Den 3. Seb., MUIR
ben in Der ct. Spiepbs=&ir6e 81 Gbis
cago ebeli6 setraut: Serr Peter S6Ofz
meiler nit Satbarina Sofimann. Nls
SrauSeugen fungirten Die Serren Nit.
&oOs uno Wt. PouQ nit ben Srduleirl
Wargaretba @eiler uno SObanna
SOhmann.
No6 Der Srauung fanb bic So6Seit
i'm Sauie oes Serrn Or. Weber, Go.
AZ @uSene Str., itatt. On berielben
betbeili9ten fi6 cine 9rOBe 3abl 8Glte.
Die Sroutleite lino beioe &~urembur=
ger. Serr .. S9pfpeiler 1T bon
YOpen i'm Stanton @ilB uno SRI.
&atbarina SOffmann BON Sitten i'm
&antOn Geoin9en 9ebiirtig. Gem
juu9en Paare Slid gum SunOe!
GbicasO, ST., %. Seb.
@ertber Sreuno Conner!
Su Der am Spnntag a~b9ebdltenen
8eriammlun9 bes Surembllr9er Snoes
PENDENT Club wuroe bei6loiien, Dem
Surembur9er Gentral=Serein beiSutre=
ten uno Spei Sele9aten na9 81. Paul
al i6iden. 4ls Sele9aten wurOen S.
y. SbiItges uno meme feline @eni9=
teit eripdblt. @ie piele Selegaten Der
2uremburger unteritiiBun9s : gerein
i9iten miro, babe i6 nod ni9t erfabz
rem tOnnen. @uBer ben beiOen genam=
ten 8ereinen miro teiner Der anoeren
Surembur9er Sereine pOn Gbicasp pOrz
lGuiig beitreten.
Q6tun9sooQ
S. g. g d ~.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-27
Der &au1unfug

iOQ bieier Sage Dor unierem Staot-
ratbe 9eweisn iein. gtuas Yeitimm=
tes 1T bis beute nod ni9t 9ei6eben.
IS ware aber 3eit. @er ein Seiipiel
BON benz S9aoen baben mill, ben Der
&au9unfu9 ~itittet, Der beiebe Ii6 unier
neues Gourtbaus, tpie oas bon benz
&au6 Derunitaltet miro. Ser Staot=
ratb iollte bier ener9ii4 gu @erte 9eben
uno cine enti6ieoene Sbat ieBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-27
Gin germ0gen fir einen Gent.

6eiunobeiti 1T Elm GermDgen. Senoet
cine YOittarte nit eurer @lOreiie fir Elm
gremplar Der neuelten Aus9abe BON
Ser &rQntenbOte" an Or. 9eter
6GDrnep in Chicago. 81. Serr 9aitor
Daniel Yru9b in Gapool, no., 9tbt
fOl9enDen Wint: ,g8ir 9ebrau6en
6Orni's glpentrQrter @lutbele6er in
~unierer 5amilie unO i6GBen i'm ais
iuertbpOlles Seilmittel. SD lieB mir
suerit Elm 9uBeno 80 Gcnts= 6ldI6en
fiir $500 tommen uuO l0iie Jpn lett
oem nie aus9ebeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-27
1850 photographer DER @eItaus>
ftcltuua fir S1.0O.

Sclte prOhtuOleu &iloer iiuo lest ;ur Ser
lenoun9 bereit, III Sebn ~p0llit0nOt9en Sbei=
len - IS SLIDER i'll jeoem SDellc - uuo Die
g0n;e Serie fam man erlongen. inOem man
81. 90 al lrgeno einen Sldets2l9ent Der Gbi=
cago, Wiilmoutee & ct. Saul @iienbabu
ienoet. Gr miro ibre Neiteluug eutgegelI=
nebmer, meIder uu Die lNcrouo9cber gelaIot
miro, unO Die Silocr Eortipllos lperoen
portofrct per Poit oil @bounenten &c.
ididt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-27
&iciucre TaNsiG)tcn Gus Staot
nmo unacscn0.

4 6. S. 9eterion, a nar5t,
96l WtainltraBe.
- g. 9. Molton lit mieoer Ma=
DOrst0nOioat in Slt=9ubuQue.
0crr M. @enolcr bat cine 9ln=
itellun9 bel 6bas. Sbill ibernOmmeu.
= POli;iit Poluers bat wieOer cine
Nnltellung erbalten.
- 3i6ter Seen bat Die Gnti6ei=
9uug Der Gel6moreneu auire0t erbal=
ten.
= Die Dubuque Turbine & Roller
Mill Co., bat bon Merico aus cine Se=
ltellung erbaIten.
= 3u SaOannab, ST., ~ieierten tiirS=
LID Die Gbelelte Sowen ilr tiinsislab=
RIGGS SO6Seltsieit.
- gu Durango bat man cine unter=
iroii6e SOble entOeft, mel6e 500 SUB
Sdnge baben iOll.
= Die Standard Lumber Co. be-
bauptet Die 8ei6dfte weroen i'm 6riib=
jaDre bliibenbe iein.
- Der itGotii1e Sn9enieur lit nit
Der yfeubearbeitnng bon YlGnen unle-
rer Staot bel9aftigt.
= 9m Is. glpril mill man cine
Sair 81 Sun item Der &atbeorale in Der
ArmOrp Salle erDffnen.
= gu Sos 9ngeles, Sal, itarb Sr.
s. SO. Curtis, ein Yruoer Der Srau
s.. .. 8lOper bon bier.
= Sn Grairie Sopnibip i'm bieiieen
GountD itarb tiirSli6 6rau Glen Sen=
neip i'm Ilter BON % Sabren.
= s. g. S6roeber q So. baben
Die 8rDBe ibres 2aoens an Der gde Der
IL. uno GlapitraBe p~erOoppelt.
= gu 9lnamoia itarb Yatrid @aib=
in0toll, Elm berpprragcnoer yiir9er uno
Yeteran jener Stabt, i'm otter BON 81
Sabren
= Sn Der Sers Seiu=S 6ulballe bat
man Oas GrOgei6OB nit Dem eriten
Stofwerte Our6 cine Sreppe Der=
bun0en.
= 9lm Magentrebie itarb Srau 90.
am Sreita9 NbenD in ibrer
@Obnuns on Der s. StraBe. Sic mar
II Sabre alt.
= Sn Dem GOuntp Geidnenilie
iuuroe am Samitag 6euer entoedt, oab
jeop6 obne neiteres aufieben 81 erre9en
gelDi6t wuroe.
= Sie &uniti6neiOerfirma &opia
uno 3ies fat ii6 aui9elOit uno Serr
Gies iibernimmt 0as 8el6aft ais
alieini9er SeliBer.
- s. Is. Su6et Elm friiberer 9emob=
rer Subuques 1T Mnnta9 in @reelep.
GOl., seltOrben uno binterldBt Serwan=
ten bier in Dubuque.
- SDerspiQe bat neben elmer fun-
birten S6ulo pom $4,000 nod cine
i6pebenoe S6ulo bon $4,000, i'm
8anSen aliO $l3. 600.
- Sic @attin oes Serrn q. @ans
ioiien ltorb in ibrer g8GhuunQ an Gins
coin glpe. iniOl9e zines S0la9dnialles
i'm utter bon 55 Sdbren.
3. u. @e6ri9 lit ais MaDor pon
9Derspille mieoer nOmIniri Uoroen unO
s. 8. &lmbdf uno Ir. NOll1er wur=
ben ais StaotpGter %ernanlt.
- 6reitd9 Den 90 6eb., Mor0ens
Smci llDr ltnrb tSrHu Barbara 9ticOl i'm
glitter pm 81 Sabren in Sbrer 98oD=
nllag an Der g8elt III Strabe.
9lm SNmItag Wor0cn brad Der
@rocervluDcn=YeIiBe Serr W. Is. 9Sbe=
ian Elm 8eiu an gentel inoem er aus
0titt uno oaS Sein unter ign tam.
"The international Agency
Co." bciBt cine neae 6irma, welAe
lcateu WtoutQ0 mil ellleW SduitQl pDl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-27
SnnesiaQc.

9lm Sonneritas Morsen itarb 81
3win9le I'M bieliaen Gountp Serr 8.
&ermerer i'm 9llter pm 7S Sabren.
Scrielbe binterldBt feline Satin nit
ie6s &inbern. Sns S~egrdbniB fanO
am 6reitag Ntahmittas um | nbr
e~benoalelbIt ltatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-27

49, 9US elm MOm M}umens Glort in
Sulien 5oWnIbip am 9OmeritaN lei
men Y~ierOeltNll betrctcn bate, trdi lin
ein oOrtltebcnOes 6illien nit Dem @u1t
10 mnQliidli6, bar iG@1 oN9 GtiN an
Smei Steleu 9ebro0eu Wur0e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-27
Sas 9icrsiaftln0ise 0ebet

miro am SOnnta9 ben 4. WdrS in Der
SerS=Seiu 8emeinOe uno an II in Der
st. Warien 8eneinoe itottfinoen. -
gu Neu Wien 1T oasielbe i6On ab9e=
balten noroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-27

gu SberriQs Mouno itarb am
Samlta0 Serr Spbann 2embte i'm OIL
ter opn "A Sabren. Sei6nnbm wuroe
am SOnntag ouf Dem bieiigen lutbera=
nil6en ct. Sobann's &irAboielbei=
geieBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-27

gu ct. Sonatlls an Der 8rense oes
bieli9en Gpuntps in SafiOn Gountp
ltarb in Der @Obnurtg ibrcr Sohter
Der 6rau Senrp Suiing, 6rau'& ufert
I'M Nlter bon Sc Sabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-27
3u u~crgnnfcn

60 Ntcr 9ouO 4 UieiIcm iiolib uou Dubuque
5I &ep lStt 9,Icaeu. auD IL @tcr &lolis
lGuo mgclGbr . 0icJlcu Uou Dem ~crllerel ges
%legeneu. Ol0u d0orciiire,
Sogn evans s, Ag 24clt, GlbUQue So, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-27
Sano III ~ocrfamfeu.

4~IsSepGblteS Gbimotbp, Gloper unb Blue
Grab GGlIoereineu iunerbaI6 80 Uteilen Don
&anias Gtty, Vto. SebaiItes uub un6ebaus
tss 2onb in ben Breiieu pou $12. so bis $25.
per older. @uter SOoen, suteS g9aiier nrb
9eiuuoes GIIma, nit elmer i60uen tatbolis
i6eu S9ule, NIT Der sr0Bteu urb beiteu
Sir6e I'M 0itli6eI RauIas.
gue jeue, wel6e il9 oui QGu6ereineu uelds
beitGuotg i'm g8ertbe wahieu uieoer;ulaiiel
geoenteu uuo 9erue Die gtIbeu elmer qutel
tatbolii6eu S9ule bGtten, peroen out tbun
uuiere au9ebote befi6ti9eu 81 foutmeu ODER
Su i9reiber.
j. @. Bennett,
gSctpbalia, &ou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-27
On sic oiclcs ausi6nriocn uuo

nit Sc. in Sriefmarfen an SObn q.
SalSer Seed 60, ga GrOiie, @is.,
lenoen, betOmmen Sic Irei, cine PrObe
oieies Safers uno ibrsn Deutl6en
9ra9t=&atalDg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-27
mud Amgegemd.

Entered at the Post-office at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-03
Shot for Haunting on the farm.
spsaasto the RsotHsr.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, November g.
jim Grant, colored, = local sportsman,
was shot in the leg by Herbert spencer,
son Of Samuel Spencer, yesterday after
noon, on the Spencer farm about five
miles above this city. Grant was out
hunting and wandered onto the Spencer
farm. He was seen bS Herbert Spencer
and ordered of the premises. He did
not go, and young Spencer, leveled his
rifle at him aud fired, the ball entering
his leg near the thigh. Grant was
brought TO town and the wound was
probed three inches by DR.. KeeveF, but
Grant refused TO allow him to extract
the ball. Grant sWore out felony war
rant for Spencer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-03
In Gnard Uniform.

LIvADIA, November 2.-Phe remains
of Gar Alexander Ill, having been en-
balmed aud attired in the uniform OF
the Proobrajensky regiment of the
guard, were conveyed this morning TO
the snail private chapel Of the palace.
The bier was surrounded with lighted
candles and is watched by relays OF
priests and officers Of the army.
Al the religious services which were
held in the chapel, all the members Of
the imperial family and i'm mperial house
hold were present. The officiating
priest, after ceDsing the remains, began
chanting an impressive liturgy. The
ceremony was imposing and produced a
deep effect upon those present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-03

WASHINGTON, ID. c., November a.
Senator Faulkner. OF West VlrginiA,
Chairman OF the Democratic Congress
sional Campaign Committee. to-day
made the following statement with ref
ereuce to his recent call on the Presl-
dent, at which the political situation
was talked over:
"As Chairman OF the Congressional
Committee, l called upon the PresIdent
and had a very pleasant interview With
him, During that interview | conveyed
TO him all the Information that had In
reference to the Congressional contest
throughout the couDtry, aud the pros
poets the Democratic party Ia the sew
eral States. Our conversation was con-
fined TO the outlook 10 pending Con-
gressional elections, aud | found tho
President. as always, in previous con-
versatlons involving the interests OF
the Democratic party, manifestinR the
deepest concern In the Information
communicated 10 him. and In the hope
that | expressed for our success In
maintaining Democ rattle majority Ia
THE FIFrY-FoURTH CONGRESS-
"He Impressed me IN that Interview
as having the same earnest and sincere
interests In the results OF this election,
which have always characterized bis
utterancos In the Democratic principles
when they were upon trial before the
people OF this country. lie clearly In
dicated that he was satisfied with the
direction given the campaign by the
Congressional Committee, In earnestly
aud intelliRently bringing before the
voters the results OF Democratic action
in the endeaYor Of Congress TO redeem
Democratic pledges. OF course, ws
all recognize the fact. because
Mr.. Cleveland ls one who does not
conceal from hetpublic bis mAtlmm
formed opinions, that he had h0psiN
the passage Of a revenue measure M ofe-1
In accordance with his views OF the
pledges OF the party 10 its declaration
at Chicago; but as be has already stated,
what has been done, will certainly
tighten many tariff burdens that now
rest heavily upon the people, and be
seemed 10 approve the course OF tho
com mittee in drawing the contrast be-
tween the onero Us and burdensome ex.
actions OF the Mckinley bill and the re-
ductions made by the existing laws APP
proving fully the presentation, by the
committee, az
SHOWN ~ ITS CAMPAIGN BOOK,
as well as It's other literature, the dlf-
ference 10 the condition OF the treasury
under his former administration and
that OF his successor, Mr.. Harrlson,an
the deplorable condition OF the treasury
when turned over to him by his preds-
cessor.
"You can rest assured that ] express
my honest Judgment when ] say that
from my conversation with the Presl-
dent no man takes deeper Interest Ia
the success Of the Democratic party In
the present campaign and ln the aDK-
iety OF the committee 10 return a Dem
ocratlc majority TO the Fif'y-fonrth
Congress, than President Cleveland"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-03
The OzAR's LAST HOURS.
ne Died The Peaceful Death of Christ
ian, surrounded Ky Ris Family,

ne Died the Peaceful Death of a Christ.
ian, surrounded Ry Ris Family.
LONDON, November 2.-The Daily
NelUs correspondent telegraphs: Gear
Alexander's death was piOuS and de-
vout Christian one. He died as only &
true man can die, aud, as in life, was
inspired by faith, love and devotion.
Some days ago the Gar already
felt the approach Of death and
prepared himself to die as q
faithful Christian, but without
neglecting the affairs OF the govern
ment. He took communion on the ninth
and seventeenth OF October (old style).
During his last night be was sleeplesS.
Yesterday morning he said 20 the En-
press: Il feel that my life is drawing
TO an end. Be composed, my mind is
made up" Then he ordered his family
TO assemble around him aud asked his
cOniessOr 10 administer the sacra-
ment He took IL with pious
devotion, repeating the prayer dis
tinctly IN loud voice.
He was sitting 10 an arm chair and did
not for a moment lose Consciousness
After the liturgy the Car sent for
Father Ivan and prayed With him for
half an hour. Later be asked Father
Ivan to come again, sud repeated with
him the prayers for the diving and re-
ceived extreme JUNCTION. Father Ivan
remained present until His Majesty
died.
At . o'clock the pulse increased and
the eyes became brighter. A quarter
OF an hour later he let fall bis head and
delivered his soul TO the grace of the
Almighty, beQueathinR to his people the
blessing Of peace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-03
ANEW POLICY,
But It VIII Only Apply to Russian Inter
nal Affairs.

ROME, November 2.-It is believed
the new Car will by degrees detach
himself from France. However, per-
sonage connected with the Russian en-
bassy asserts that the accession Of Mich
olas IL inaugurates new policy; out
only in regard 10 home legislation and
in the direction Of liberal reforms. In
Russia's foreign policy this official Is
quoted as saying the traditions OF the
cars father will remain unchanged.
The vatican is said 70 hope that the
car will continue the traditions OF
friendliness toward Rome which mark
ed the last days Of Alexander III. The
Pope will be represented at the funeral
of the Car either by Archbishop
Mohileo or by the psDal nuncio at
Vienna. The vatican believes the death
Of the Car will 10 no way affect the
Franco Russian alliance, and 1t Is said
that so loug as Cardinal Rampolla, VINO
is an ardent friend Of Russia, remains
papal secretary OF state the adhesion
OF the vatican TO the Franco-Russian
alliance will remain an article OF pom
ti6cal faith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-03
baltimore Produce alarx...

BALTIMORE, November 2.-Flour, dull
and unchanged; receipts, 1915 barrels;
shipments, 65, 1g7 barrels. Wheat, steady;
spot and month 54sts541c; December 555I
a55JSc; May 6Oll s6OISc; steamer No. red
51sZ a5l &c; receipts, Is, Ts5 bushels stock,
92l, ,OO3 bushels; sales, q, 900 onshef; mill
ing wheat oy sample SIC. Corn, frR year
525ka525<c; January SIC asked; rkeipts,
7,i5l bushels ;istock l., 945 bushels; bales,
1900 bushels; southern white co 45s
&c: do vellov 45a53c. Oats, hrm 70.
white 34lSc asked; No. 9 mixed sc ked;
recejpts. 3 lO9 kDshels: stock, lo4, ,O9S Ush-
els. Rye. stea y: No. 2, 5Sa58c; recN pts,
25O bushels: stNck. 2Q.OS0 bushels. Hay,
firm: good 10 choice timothy e12 OOsk2 so
Grain frGghts firm and unchanged. : Rar,
steady; gPanulated s. 3S per 100 pd nds
Butter1 Eggs and Cheese, firm q
chenQk7
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-03
LAST RALLY AT KINawooD.
Hart, Foraker. Dayton and Others Ad
dress n CIrcuI TOat Crowd.
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dress n CIrcuI TOat Crowd.
SpeetGi 20 me RtelTs-.
KINGwooD, W. VA, November O.
Preston county Republicans held their
last rally Tor the present campaign here
to-day. 1t was a circus. They had an
immense tent, and all over 1t were pic
lures OF sheep and other animals
and varmints that the Republican
loves so much. G. B. Hart, OF
the Calamity HolUler, was here
with his wool speech. He, that
is, Hon. Charles Burdett Hart, (accent
on all three words please spoke first
and took up an hour of time. His speech
was woody and wool gathered and was
divided into three sections: First, WOOL;
second, real estate wool; third, woolen
clothing He hadn't that wool suit
along. Why, he didn't explain.
Then Chairman Fortney introduced
ex-Gov. Foraker, the prince OF calamity
howlers, from Ohio TIE bride taken
of and Foraker turned loose. BE spoke
for an hour and a half on the tariff,
pensions, the late Republican-McKinleY
panic and howled calamity, calamity,
calamity. He mentioned the name
of Mckinley once through
a few times, but created very little en-
thusiasm. Things are evidently get
ting in bad shape when a man like
Foraker has to be brought into the
banner Republican county of the State
to bolster up the usual majority. Evi-
IDENTIFY something is wrong and the
900 majority Is slipping off. Dayton
was here and spoke twelve minutes in
his customary jumping jack" style.
He said be was going to win, and the
way he spoke stranger would be led
TO believe that there was something
wrong in the Republican camp in this
county.
The REGISTER correspondent has it
that Hon. James A. Brown Is not break
ing his neck to secure votes for Day
ton; in fact he is not breaking bread
with the Republicans here. Mr.. Brown,
who would like to be Judge, Congress
man, Senator, member OF the Legisla-
ture, in fact any office within the gift
of the people, has not been attending
conventions this year and has made
but two or three school house speeches
during this campaign.
Chairman Of the Republican County
Committee Fortney selected himself for
chairman of the meeting and In intro
ducing the speakers and announcing the
freaks under one tent, tried To be elo-
ouent, but the crowd scared him. A fair
and very liberal estimate places the
crowd at four thousand and finer
day could not have been selected from
this campaign for an outdoor meeting.
Extra trains were run on the Kingwood
and Tunnelton railroad and half fare
was given by the Baltimore and Ohio.
Houses and places of business were dec
grated tastefullY.
Judge Berkshire, OF Morgantown,
aud Chairman Of the Republican State
Committee Dawson, who is temporarily
at Grafton, were here. With the eI-
ception Of sitting on the platform with
the speakers, no further part was taken
in the meeting by them. Three bands,
the Grafton, the Terra Alta and the
Morgantown, were here and furnished
music for the disconsolate. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dayton were driven up from the
depot TO the hotel by Il. c. Flythe, the
undertaken here.