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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-09
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batttn li6 O%ereiniQt, Tim 9emelnIam
Oas &aub9eiGGit III betreiben INSIDE
iDuOere bel jungen Noeligen, Die lie bel
9Settrennen Su tOllcn 98etten, uno an
8aoepldBen gum Spiele uerleiteten, I'm
i6nen oann Ouf GeiGitte gSeiIe Die Sd
i6en ausSuplinoern uno lie na6Ger
0ur0 @uder Qan5 Gu53uINlIgen.
Sic Cei9iGte ipiclt in 9reuBen, Dem
&dno Der SugenO uno frOmmen Site
lno murOe unlQngIt Dor Dem Geri0ts=
bpf Su SnnnOper U%erbOnoelt. Ser BE-
i6reibung, Wel6c Der oeutihe 6or=
Respondent Oes ,9teuen GO!terONm'iben
G%ourant" bon ben SperatiOnen oieier
SanOe DOH &aubuO0eln mNG)t, entneb=
men mir Die iOl9enocn G~In5elbeitel:
g8ie betannt, lit beim Yublitum,
Oas li6 bel gSettremcn einfinoet, Der
Spielteufel iebr riibrig. Sier miro Die
erite &Odipeiie unter Die Goeli9en 6a=
ualerie=S fii3iere, GutsbeIiBer, Yieroe=
liebbaber unO junge Seri6penOer aus
getuOrfen.
Inter Den jun9en SfiiSierer, wel6e
entWeoer ielbit, OOer oeren Yferoe iue=
nigl.ens al QSettrennen t%bcilnaGmen
unO i6On g8ttten eiu9e9angen batten,
tau9te Damn Die pornebme @eitalt Oes
eGemUligen Gittmeiiters WteDerint aui.
ein WtOmn nit blOnoen Saaren uno
boDer GeitNlt, Sitter me6rerer bOben
Sroen unO etp0s fa6lem S6eitel, ein
wabrer SDpus zines 6aOallerie=S Dill
5iers uno Sportsmamles. SalO bate
er ir9eno einen YetOnnten ~9eiunoen,
OOeg lI6 ir9enp SemanOen pOr9eitellt
uno nit Den umitcBcnOcn elm GcIprd6
a%n9etniipit. Son GiniQen pernabm
er, OaB lie bel g8ettcn id)On 9epomen,
BON anperen, OGB lie uerlOren batten;
Die Grlteren wuBte er nun 81 bereOen,
oaB lie nit Dem ge%iUOnnenen 0eloe nod
peitere Gcwinne MAIDEN t0nnten, Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-09
oSnxem6urgi(6es.
Oereiniete Staaten.

Sur SubilGumsfeier bes
bodlu. Gater ySilmes bon Wilwautee
brinSt Der ySeebOte" nod na6trdsli1
oas SOlgenoe:
Die 81 Gbren beS bo6m. Serru Tiarrer
SNellri6 Nilmes in Der S6ulbale Der ST..
UtarleI @emeiuoe peralilaltete S,ubelieier
9elIaltete lt6 I'M Wabreu Siuue bes 2SorteS
81 elmer lol6eI. 9m 9ia6mittag nm iiiuf
llbr iano in einem Der 9roBeu Sbullale, Der
III elnell GBlaal %um9epanoelt woroeu mar,
ein ieltli6eS Santett ltatt, al ipeldem ll6
iol9euoe boDe perlomlibteiten betbeiligten {:
Sriblidof j.. 1. Saber, 0flsr. au9. 3einins
ger, hep. 10. Hlten9rlber, 6ep. y. ~.
Surniu Rep. s. !. 6eo9b, Hep. j. i. 6eal,
:. j., Nep. j. 6erltein, Hep. i. u. S6us
nader, Nep. s. =. 9ieu, c. SIS. r., Rep.
y. Sen99eler, o. Nj. Cap, Rep. 9S. @rrba,
Jtep. 4. Wrome, Jtep. =. &. Stupiel, Rep.
s.. J. Stemper, 9tep. M. W. @aeno, Rep.
Sapio i. S'Soearl, Neu. ~. Gulfi, Rep. y.
Z. SolSbauer, Rep. Sanes 3. Solep, Rep.
q. ". aaiel, Reu, y. elstamp, Rep. &. :.
Su6p, Rep. Is. RogoSinti, 3tep. u. Saroiics
pics, 0fep. y. &, 6airbants, Jeu. u. DE.
Wiu, Rep. ~. Stupter, Hep. &. g. 6eBler,
0tep. u. S6irner, Jtep. y. S6aai, Rep. Z.
u. S6leisr, Nep. u. Sberliutels, Hep. u.
NenS, Rep. s. @. va Soule, Rep. Z. ~.
aoettiAs, &sp. y. &ibberl, Rep. u. 5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-09

nu6ii0tigcr geitimmt. Zen %cbren
bcs Gpun9eliums enblih ltellten lte Die
Miihna gsgeniiber, Der hriItllben Sl=
terotur Die jiioiihe Siteratur. rGs III
be'ier, oaB man Elm Terbpt begebe,
(oas Oes Nieoeribreibens) Ols ouB Die
SIraeliten Die Sbora pergeIien lpllten."
IS lit cine 3eit, ND es gilt 81 banoeln
fiir ben Gtuigen, oenn lie boben oeinen
Suno 9ebrohen." So 1T Oos Nieoer=
Ihreiben Der miinoliNen gebren ein
Nusflub Der Grl6iitterung, Die ous
gorse Splt in Sewseuno brahte, cine
NptbmcnplQtelt fiir Die Grbaltun9 Der
&eli9ion, elm Nrcanln, oellen Strait
lIh aud 'pdter in 3eiten Der gtOtb be-
pdbrt bat.
Sn un'erem Dor circo % So6ren err
i6icncnen Su6e: Origin of Christ
ianity, baben mir ben Grunb SIT oieler
NnpOtbeIe 0elegt, inOem mir ben eiotnt=
liden Gjrilrper Der WtiI6na, 3abbi
Ntiba, uno Ociien S6itler, &obbi
Mtaier Dem glppllel Yaulus (9tder) ee=
9enilber lteilten. Yaulls ltilrlnte 9e=
gen bar @sieb, oos OcranloBte gltiba
Sc9e BON 6eleBen aus Oen MolaiI6eu
al entlplteln unO mad ei9euer WetbOOe
su ~be9riinosn, uno Die Nuiieidner bes
gansen miinnliten Materials 81 be'tel=
len, ,peil Taullls feline @eroammun9
oes 6eiebes in Den Gpiiteln nieoer9e=
ihrieben. Sieie Nui9abe mitroe BON
9ltibos Shiilern iibernommen unb eno=
lid BON Gabbi Sebuodb uno aItbern
aus9eiiibrt. Tas Sbreibeperbpt bate
ihpn unter Ntibo oufgebOrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-09

lii0c SugcnO 6raltrciNa i0aNrt lid
Inn i'm ullo lie miro ieiner SABINE iol=
9eno, nit Der 3eit ben 4dmpf 9e9en
Die rOtbe Nnarbie BON lints lno Den
2iberalismls bon rehts iiegrei6 aui-
nehmeu. SIT oO6 De GRun iiir Die
Su0eno nidt MIR Der 6iibrer, lpnoern
audi ous leuGteuoe, un6abmensmertbe
Seiipiel reiniter, IelbItioielier NinBabe
an Ole Soee uno itdbIener Nrbeitstraft.
Mit &eht t6nnte oe Wtun ieinen jun=
gen Gelinnlln9sgsnoIien Suruien:
Disco puer virtutem eX me verum-
que laborem.
@uiialo Golt&iro.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-09

uuO mie ein einSiaer iolter Geluinn
binrei1te, I'M alle lrnisre SpielihulOen
81 oeden uno nod Oa5u Die @e6iCl-
i6uloen. llno Do man bel ibnen nIr
unter iplden geoiueungen Gelo erlan-
Gen tpnnte, nabmen mir aeSpunQener
@eiie einen 9utsn pad 2Ople nit III
oer Saut, nobel ulls INNER NOD cine
i6waae SOTnuns oui Gepinn itbri9
biieb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-09

Sn Stalien miro Die Sage anidei=
memo nit ieoem Sage beoentli6er.
.3rpar lit es Dem olten 6rispi nab bic
Ter Wilbe nod einmal gelunsen, Elm
Cabinet Suiammensufliden; aber Der
StaatsbanterOtt FART Dem vneuen"
Minilterium ms 8eIiht, uno Die Be-
ridte ilber Steuer=NufitGnoe, Die na=
mentlib in Sicilien bereits an man6en
Nrten ST entieBli6en Scenen, Woro
uno Sootidlag 9efiibrt baben, weroen
INNER Bdufiger. - yGolumbia~.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-09
nus 0cn anOeren fatbclii6cn
3citmmgen.

Nuf Gnten! Yrdlioent Glenelano lit
leBte @ote auf Die Gntenjago gesan=
gen uno Elm ganSes Seer Don 3%eitun9s=
leuteu iinO binter linn bersejast.-
ySerDlo Des @laubens."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-09

Niemano manoelt llngeitraft inter
Palmen! Sic SliitbeSeit Gbica9os
wlbreno Der notwithstanding bat cine
entipre6enOe &eattiOn berbeiseiiibrt.
Die Segipnen BON Weniben, bic bprt=
binitrOmten, nm bel Der 9lusiteuuns
Seibditi9ung 81 luber, irren jebt
0rbeitsiOs uno brpolcs auf ben Stra=
Zen umber. @ir lupllen bpffen, baB
Ger @obltbdti9teitslinn Gbicasos iid
10 glanseno beiudbren miro, wie lein
llnternebmun9sseilt. ~ Sunalo Bolts
freunO".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-09

Su ieiner S1rift: ,Sreibeit, @uto=
ritdt uno STRIDE" ihrieb Der ieli9e Si=
lbpf &etteler: yWtO9e Die tatboliI6e
Preile ME ermiioen, ben Goliath oes
fallben 2iberalismus, welder Die Sir
6e jeoer Selbititdnoi9teit berauben uno
Der Staats9epult oienitbar MAIDEN
mohte, ben Stein an Die Stirne ;u
werfen."
Sdtte Der 9rOBe PrGlat bierbei nlr
Die duBeren 6einoe Der Stride i'm Nuge
0ebabt, 10 bate er gemiB niht perIeblt,
Dies OeutiiA beiSuiiigeu; 5umal jene
S6riit aud pOn Der yglutoritdt" b0n=
belt. glber Sii6Of &etteler luuBte rrlr
su wpbl, oaB Der &iberalismus audi
intra muros ieine SannertrG9er bat,
uno OaB Die tatboliihe Yreiie aud Die
len gegeniiber Die Yili6t Der IbweDr
bat. rSatb. Spnnta9stlatt"'
SOie 8eieaibaiten Oeroerben quite
Sitten. S%opbrOnius, Elm g8eiier,
wolte ieiuen ihOn erwa6ieueu SDbnen
uno SOhtern ni6t e~rlauben, in iOl6e
@eielIi6aiten 81 9eben, pOn oenen er
wubte oaB tein sutes Set;asen oarir
berrlhe. = rSieber Batter, iugte zines
Cages feline SOGter Gulalia. oils oiele,
ibr perbOt, Die ilatterbafte 2Icinoa 81
beiuhen rlieber &ater, ib bin bod
fem tleines &ino mebr, 10 oaB BORT in
@efabr tommen t6nnte!!" - Der Batter
naDm bonn Samine cine &oble uno gal
ibr oieie in Die Sano: yNimm tie, meir
&ino, lie brsnnt bid niht. - Gulalic
that, es uno iiebe, lire 5arte meiB,
Sano mar geihwdrst uno audi it
ueibes &leio, als lie es nit Der Sanl
berilbrte. - g8ir t0nnen ni6t porli6til
9enllg iein, ielblt nit &Oblen, penn III
audi niGt brennen, 10 ihwarSen il
op6; - dbnli6 1T es audi nit idledr
ten 8eieaidaIten. .@abrbeitsirO.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
CLOSING PRICES or SAY FRANCISCO STOchS
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago oct. . 'SpeciaD.-rhe wheat market to-day
went upon the assumption that there had been leak
on to-morrows Government crop report There was tue
nrtr. sufficient "a make the total yield iG)Ooo"o
bushels 90 OoO OOo more the Government estimated
in Septornber few the point before the opehhs
but II was general soon aferward An Increase IN 'he
worlds visible II over i3OoVo bushels also started "
- selling The market opened weak. AZ Just itti aO"N
II broke almost cent. thrL Idle' ,,"""
- cent Dece mber sold 537, and 53i ana o,seu
Al 53s. cents. MAY closed At IS cents premium
tou u., bushels sprtng wheat being sold ING l'1l IN
the estimate for to-npff" 81 'i
primary receipts were only 10000 bushels Mnheaols
and Duluth 800 together. fsNp'' '''Ht
,nces sro m all about DNVH rush"s NV pie
trading was prot ,ssonal and unimportant Inc uuyhs
vas prncpaiv against puts Corn hro ke cent anu
.,,.r.I half of IT, Everybody had thr point ua' ule
c,.,nmeni report would advance the condttltn go as -
lnat.,ts aholt 2DOpDOo bushels of corn "i dp'ut
llshels than last month keceiS "e't
-, crah demand the seahoard; mere was
small local and Western demand. suihc.-n % I'M a.
- a.. car Ions The contract stock lI"2"p p's.sa.
sb,,,I . decrease for week of 431pyl bushes ay
,1r. tho weakest thing the floor, May HruiPihe %
23i ~ ~ and c1slng sa cents II was Prti'' nv ny
c,,arrru.nt Weld tomorrow W0uu nun
rl,,sn in tho total yield There were @D cars, te esu
r,,f. ,.r fn-m1rrow llj cars. Inc cinusN 50"
r,, ,.s, ht,sn.s showed increase for the "e' ui
g tsbsis Prov ls ~ lul ana slmr"nht ets"''
~ r,rn~s, hreak was October ribs. lZ17 cents "t
- s.il,,y u these the manufacturers Hii,4d' 4
,.r cash tsra and January pork SOLD ''W.h - ,, ~ @
r,o-7 ,,I nscd ~ Si2 January ard 500 "t"rS'.
ii. .s.I 10 January ri'S -'fi
1y.n az ~ ami 81 81 and closed NJ ST 10 iet' were
!. a., ho,.s the estimate tos Tomorrow was -5""
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
THE CAVALRY SUPERIOR ~ MIRKSNANSHfP

Chicago. oct. 9.-When the cavalry hnished IL"
preliminary skrmish on the Fort Sheridan range
to-day it was discovered that the average OF the
first ten men for the four days shooting was 40
against 1853 made by the infantry. The high-sh'-
nish run for the day was made by sergeant ' 'oo
man 9th Cavalry who rolled up score OF 10.
Tomorrow morning the competition between u'e
cavalry and infantry begins - - ,,,,
After to-morrOws competition MAJOR =. y; baiu-
win INSPECTOR of Small Arm Practice or tne ue-
pa artmen Of the Missouri VIII consult Vim WIN sn se
ri1p From the facts CLEANED from TINS cohsuitta-
tion Major Baldwin will set about REVISING mn tne
manual of arms and tactics. so that the haHuhhs
Of the new gun be taught the enlisted men men,
The row tactics will be ready in the sprl1s' "uer
the now rife will be issued 10 the Army. go IL mas
boen demonstrated that wind-gaugc VIII nave
10 be placed on the Krag gun.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
GEoRGIAS FALL FROM GRACE.

uOKE SMITHS EXPLANATION OF THE P"'''
CRATIC SLUMP NOT ACCEPTED
1vasbi,ctor. oct Q (SpeciaD--Hoke Smiths eN-
,,lono,ion of the causes of the Democratic stump
in Georgia is 10y no means The same as 'n'' s,''
hv other leading Democrats OF tnat S'a''. '"e''U
ing o;ovornor-oect Atkinson, ex-senator MI "''
and many others Mr.. Atkinson does not ili''ce
,,. q, s,oaLin,, of the course Of the Administra-
tim D.mocrats who took active part IN the cam
paien and whom The Atlanta constitute"
nounces as gold bug bushwhackerS' A'ei ''e
election returns had been received from al INC
counties he said: ....o
If there was anything in plain words in the star %
Democratic platform i; was the pledge oi ny nH vet
he masses Tor the free coinage of silver. Ann Hi Hf
during the campaign there wer" 1Pt@ec"'s ~ ,.,
sneecSos bv This man ana that directly against
favorable legislation In this direction III ,''a 20, al
il was easy for the Democratic voters i" r., ,rtv ,,
mysinei and doubtful There mus ne IN az r1i
organizations some head. ana t9at heai. Tv,rT
ia my idea is the convention OF the parry ttrt
eneaker every worker ought to have fallen righ'
into line on the statements ana peigs ol 'hr De ~
1ine Instead Of this. one man would get up anu anu
speak for the free coinage OF SILVER ana aiiSono S
the most rabid goldbug It was wrong TOO muSn n
personal ambition was thrown in,' tng M n"t stop
some of these speakers amhlUoh lhat "a" Nv, H. 30 a
short stirring ny strife on question Una, nan IN
been positively settled b. the Stttc cnno, h
the convention. Too much condcInnatIoH c"'''ot Nv
expressed in words Of such methods
ex-senator Norwood declared that the heavy re-
duction in the Democratic majority was largely que
to dissatisfaction with ircsm"ht ''eNo'""' ~
ministratiOn. lie said.
| do not believe that the greatly Increased l9pu-
list vote was due entirely 10 the negro vote. ~ d
matter Of fact the greater part Of the increase was
in DIRECTIONS from the Democratic party me
number OF white popuists IN georgia hiS 'hst -
incrr,sel and there l. no in cOnccalnS the
fact II Georgia was IN her glory On N"ineSddy y:
A repetition of the same kini ol E!or} h r,'o Nlh
mn, = pouulist In the Cuhernatorial chair The peo-
he in the country are dissatisfied with the failure
f the marty 10 give them greater tArin r""f. win
its fainro To- carry out pledges IN regard 10 lt-
ing the tax from state banks OF iSsu" am win IS
failure To give legislation On IN" SILVER pu's
lion that would De IN some sense satisfactory 10
them | attribute the reduced Democratic vote 70
that.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
NOT MUCH "REVGvAL" HERE.
THE LAYING rP' or MEXICAN STEANh"S
BEGUN-TARIFF COMPILATIONS HAVE
KILLED TRADE.


HEG1N-TARIFF COMPLICATIONS HAVE
KILLED TRADE
The small army OF men employed IN manning anu
loading the fine feet OF American steamers engas"n
in trade between this port Havana, ana o'her
Cuban ports and Mexico are not particularly IN
,busi,s;ic over the revival Of business, about
which Democrats journals are DONG 50 nue."
blowing Of tin horrs. When the Ward Line steamer
Santiago came into port on Saturday her cargo w"s
extremely light. on her previous trip the condi-
tions were the same and yesterday the ere" Was
Al work preparing the ship for a "ay-up oi IN
definite length the gwen being ihat ir"ish'
traffic between New-Y York AMI ports touched 10y me
shin was too light TO make IT possible 10 run the
shin This was caused by the general uphedNaI III
trad. relations between the Intei states ana
Spanish countries. resulting from the taTln acuCi,
Of the last Congress ana the Implied thrti oI sun
more drastic measures in thc fuiul" II Is rNi,Ct,i
thaf 0t her vessels OF the I'm" VIII i'rl III"
enacts of Tho change" and employees OF ID" con-
Germ rex ari the outlook belag far from pTlgh'
This action involves the forced Idleness OF long
shDrcmen. sicvelOres, engineers Hi'In'N, c'ohH'
stewards ami sailors on the SHIPS, ana lose
of business 10 tOwbOats lighters, ana All me
MANY Interests connected with the successful opera
ton of a foreign steamship line
The llylng up OF vessels OF this class IS an OBJECT
lesson In practical politics which Is so fdr-redchns IN
It's effects and plain IN It's teachings that me
mon who are affected by il VIII have something
fo sav 10 the men VINO caused IL Nhen IN" NoNem-
ber elections are helI
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10

tive Democrats admit that his election Is r,ypn np
means improbable. despite M la'. ~ l1 t'sa re- ago
,bo vas fhr Democratic candidate TWO Evf' 80, go
received a plurality OF nearly l2W" oEHr o, tn in tha
lis; candidafc here bnng no kepupii'"n ~ Ia
field The district * the centre ni Ihes 10 ,har in
iron industries Of Alabama as Wen as L, ~ all ~
iuetrios reatod to or dependent upon lhenl ,,sI n
which have been crippled more or rss - ~ ry r,,r
hv the action of the Democratic congress ti,"ar
min was defeated for renomnauoh dl'oi ~
light which has left many scars
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS

t-,ica. oct Cspccian Tho Democrats ~ N"
XXVth District today nominated cx-Asscmbly-
man John D. Henderson. of Herkimer' ior con
gross
SYRACUSE oct 9-The Democratic convention
this afternoon nominated Walter thrup OF
Madison county. for Congress
81 Louis oct O. Seth ". cobb VA today
reuominated for Congress 10y the Democrats oi
the Kiln district
Poushkecpsie. oct The ProhIbiionists 81 the
XNIIIfh district to-day nominated Nalter + Ia
Der for Congress.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10

p,s.on oct o-The demand for wool rules steady ann
Prices remain the ONO heeces are SCI
inc a., is for y l9G2Oc for NN and NM ana S",'';
~, a,snic Cor \, / Michigan heeces at lIc Tor ana
aa ' X, washed cnmbing woods duh ana noni-
-,l FIN. i.lane objections quiet At 10 r Mlchlkah anu
80. ONT. n unwIsh.d tlinhing iheT" nave 'r'H
sr,adv sales ~ lGulNc fnr ns-Iuarter ana
,rri; rr ,r1 sniar woods in fair request ara sell
nD',,, y, ,oG Iir or .n "A secured basis of 3lH3>c Tor
Gns and nne medium 3oa32c for medium iul'd ar
frl nnd favor In foreign wool thete Is s"i"
,,ate and the market ; steady for all kinds
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
THE WEA TIER REPOkT

Washington. oct. The tropical storm has moved
,.,,dlv T., The noriheastward and central over
Eastern North Carolina. Severe gales ana h'"Ny rams
prevail throughout the Southern Atlantic Siates' ana
viii extend northwaTd the Middl" Mlhnilc anu
southern New England coasts during the night. Ihe
,,,.,.r is rising rapidly oyer Georgia and Florida. with
clearing and weather. Fair weather has prevailed
gencraly throughout all other districts II Is cooler on
the Atlantic Coast in the extreme Northwest ana
and the Southwest.
Generally fair weather viii continue IN the c'h'I"I
yeleys upper lakes. with slight rise III teinpIh
,ure In (;uf and Contra. Mississippi NaH'N
The weather viii clear In the South Atlantic states WIN
cool nnrheriy winds Heavy rains ana dangerous gas
are indicated for the Middle Atlantic ana southern Ne"
England coasts.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
roR Lo1Nr pERATEs IN cAMDEN corNTY

Camden y. j.. oct. ,SpeciaJ.A \ novel scheme
for conducting The legislative campaign In cam
den County has been adopted at a conference De
. tween leaders OF the Republican and bcWocrau'
parties \ series of joint mass meetings VIII De
hcld q, various noints In the county and speakers
OF National reputation. one representing ehch ai'
,ili ma kn tho principal addresses ~ the evening.
the rest OF the time being divided between IN"
three Republican and the thre" i'ein"'ratlc can
didates FOR the Assembly. who viii have an oppor-
tuuity To discuss local and state issues. l"eIF"
such meetings will Dee held before c."cuon.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
Tnt.Rsrox AND BRYAN TO DEBATE.

Omaha oct John VI Thurston has accepted
,hc ,hallong. for series of debates between
himself and Congressman Bryan. candidhte ior
IN. -nitcd states senate. Tn" debates AR" 10 be
on the issues between the Democratic anu Hepun
h,au rartics. and are 10 take rar" IN l.lhcolh
and omaha. on october lS and j.. respectively.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

c,tves,on oct 9-Coton quiet. mlliling. ll-lo' ;
& Mailing Z : I6c. good ordinary. : 3-ljc: net ana
gross receipts 10 lis bales corts 10 France 500 ''
sales 80 taos. stock ll6.il@ bales -,
N.r>lk Oc, a-Cott0n quiet mddIns IS, '.N
pidlng 7.I6c. good ordinary. ". net ana g''ss
celpts $50 bales exports coist"lse' 90" ""''' '
lUr> bales. stock. -? III bales ,t,,t,,c
N.u-pre,ns cotton easy. En'hl- Ulln'l"S
Il ID. rniing II lGc. low miidlns " .lo' 80,
ordinary 3G receipts =" ~ bale gross. ,,s -, 80
h,ics. exports To- Great Britain, 100 bales 'oHst"is''
M; bales. sales $50 bales stock ~ ~ h!SS
s1v,nn,h 9.-Cottpn firm: midlling '1sc' 10"
nt,ilng ; 5-lGc good ordinary. o. nrl ana gross Ie
iuI 10 IA bales. exports coastwisr 'ol hal's safes
~ bple-. stock. ~ 25i bales
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
Gotrls
HOTEL MAJESTIC,

c,,.,i PARK w.s, 72d o list ST.. New-York
This magnificent hotel. situated in one o. thn hhsst
-.tiar, rnrtons Of the city. offers most desirable ae-
commndai ions for families who wish TO AVOID he cares
~ housekeeping
EVERY ROOM HAS AN OUTSIDE VIEW.
Rooms and suites may be secured with or wl,hou'
furniture and the or for shorter pe'l'u, III"
Guiding light heat and attendance. Meals VIII be served
the
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS
The various appor tments are on such a scale as 20
make the Majestic the finest hotel In this country pOI
Recommendations apply at the hotel open Tor Inspection
Daily and Sunday.
RICHARD H. srEARNs Managing Director
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
THE FIRE RECORD.
\ DISASTROUS BLAZE At RIvERpALE

DISASTROUS BLAZE At RlNERDALE
The Fashionable village of Riverlalc on the banks
az the Hudson. "a fcW miles above Spuyten DuNViL
WAS the scene - Il mr. early yesterday morning
which lighted NY the country for miles around ana
DESTROYED the stables of George w Mc'HiI ana
Thomas T. Meckei. and their contents. including
three valuable coach horoes belonging To Mr.. Nc
GIL
In Sir McGilrs stable were twelve cIrrihget TWO
e,cighs three valuable horses AMI two dogs All 'I
which wer- burned In the other building. when was
occupled hy Clarence H. Wlds. were also three
coach horses. which We're saved. ana hNr cdrF'ds'@
The fir. was discovered 10y Thomas Levy gar =
d4uer who lives IN small cottds" III me rear '
the burned buildings. Not waiting 10 put on Ms
clo hes he seized his nre-alarm key ana ran - thr
nearest box The key would not III IN the lock ana
The box was useless When Mr. McGH ann MS S,i
want. reached the stable the whole rear oi ulr
buildng in which were the horses was wrapped IN
flames and the animals could not b. reached me
fircmen when they finally reached the scene hah u
harl time 10 keep the blaze from spreading 10 the
nearby dwellings.
IRON WORKS At EAST ST LOUIS BURNED.
st Louis. oct. 9-The Tudor Iron Works at East
St Louis were partly destroyed by FIRE at o'clock
this morning The loss machinery Is about $""',
and on building. $1,000 Nearly ." men are thrown
ant Of, ,fuDlDNTueut.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
nt.TAIIED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine and New Hampshire. fair weather probably
followed hy rains Wednesday evening night north
winds Increasing in force
For Vermont probably fair slightly warmer north
winds
For Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut. ram
increasing east winds dangerous gales on the Coast
slightly cooler in eastern portion.
For Eastern New-lork. Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey and Delaware threatening weather and RAIN IN
creasng northeast winds. sales on IN" coast
backing to North ,,....,.,.
r'r The District of Columbia. Maryland and virginia.
probahy clearing during th" day, hfsk ana hsn
north winds shifting 10 West; no change IN temperature
York. fair. possibly preceded IN Gem
ral by showers In the morning Increasing east
winds.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
JHr rAInuaYY TySrECroR GrILrr

The trial u Henry McCahill formerly Tam
many Inspector OF public works. charged with
criminal assault upon Mrs. Lucy Mack. seam
stress OF no 80 Wes, Forty y-hfth-st was finished
Yesterday before Judge MARINE. After being out
A short time the Jury brought In verdict Of guilty
of assault in the sccOnl degree, with strong
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
Practical Results-l3 Years WORK

NINETEEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED IiiooSA'D
DOLLARS ALREADY PAID TO WIDOWS
AND ORPHANS.
Forty million dollar, already saved living policy hoi
n, reducfio, II premiums. EiGhty-three,
ra,nr Members Two Hundred and seventy M,Ii M,Iion VA
i,rs Insurance Three Mon seven liiilh'e
Ten Thousand Cash surplus -tes"rve-tnergency ~,
Nore fhan Syty-four Million Dollars new business LOT w
wear 1893 These a few practical results a"eauy ~
corded the credit of the
MUTLAI, RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION
Z B HARPER. President.
Home 0fc. Mutual Reserve Bu'idns
P,oodw,y corner Of Duane-st.: New-forS-
send FOR circulars and rates
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10

recommendation to mercy The penalty Is from
one TO five wears imprisonment. Following ms cCh-
victon Mc,'ahill was remandod for sentence TO the
TOmbs.