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The morning news., 1894-06-04

a Washington special says the Georgia
delegation in congress think Mr.. Bacon
of Macon, has the largest following for
senator. When they get back to Georgia
they will find that Mr.. Turner has few
friends, who think he has the largest fol-
Lowing
The morning news., 1894-06-04

A little boy who has just been born at
Dowrshire House, in Belgrave square is the
heir 10 SOC, coo u year large estates in COUNTY
Down ana berkshire. very fine London
house in the very center OF the fashiona ole
quarter. marquisite, two earldoms zone
irish ana one English two Irish and one
English yiscopntyi an English and an Irish
harony. .--a
The morning news., 1894-06-04

Bon NJ. Dickinson says President
Cleveland is doing more for bimetallism
than any man living He is a believer
in silver, s. says Mr. Dickinson. THE only
question with him is the best way to re-
store silver to its old place in the cur
rencyn Mr. Dickinson's faith in the
President in the matter of silver is be
ginning to be shared by the whole
country.
The morning news., 1894-06-04

Gen Harrison has trimmed his heard
The statement is as simple as the act
would appear to be natural. But, consid-
ering the circumstances, the information
is of first Importance, and the act is prob
ably as full of meaning as Gen. Harrison's S
cheek is of whiskers 1t has been known
for some time that Gen. Harrison was
trimming his sails--his political sails, and
now we are informed by the hairs of his
own phiz which way the wind is blowing.
For Gen. Harrison has trimmed his beard
La Jim Blaine trimmed it to a point.
See the point? The tribute to Blaine is a
shrewd move to catch the Blaine people.
But it is a compromise, trimming that
ill-becomes a short, stocky man, espe-
cially when his nose is poorly proper
toned and he has been President of the
United States If he had more prom
inence of nose, even at the ex-
pense of, prominence of positions the
point would be the better taken There
can be no doubt that the innovation is
full of significance; of what? is the ques-
tion. 1t may be that the pointed beard is
a sigma. pehnon of compromise and peace
to the proBlaine, anti-Harrison hosts of
three years ago; it may be token to the
nation of political change of heart, en-
braclng those copyrighted tenets of po-
litical faith which gave Blaine pull as
. long as he lived. And then, again, it
may be that the willy Indianiau meant,
also, to reduce the area through which
the wind might be expected to whistle in
case he should run three years hence.
The sum of the proba bilities seems to be
that Gen. Harrisous point is to please
the Blaine republicans, and at the same
time retain his own individuality and his
grand iather's hat. ..... -.-.- .... -
The morning news., 1894-06-04

Korea isn't a pleasant place of residence
for Americans atpresent. There are be-
tween 300 and 400 of them at the three
free ports of thatcountry, and the faction
Of Koreans that is in rebellion against
the king was moving toward those posts
at last accounts for the purpose of muir
dering the Americans. The klug is not
able to protect them. 1t is understood
that the President has directed the
cruiser Baltimore, now at NagasaIi,
Japan, to proceed to the Korean port
Chemulpo at once. The Koreans will
have to be taught lesson in good man
ners.
The morning news., 1894-06-04

The sash of Gen. Braddock that was
long supposed to be lost has been dis
coved lately by Mrs. Bette Taylor Dun
bridge, the only surviving daughter of
ex-President Zachary Taylor. This sash
was sent by Gen. Gaines to Gen Taylor
Just after the latter's brilliant achieve
ments on the Rio Grande in 1s46. 1t was
manufactured in 17O1, and was therefore
atythe time Gen. Taylor received it $40
years old
The morning news., 1894-06-04

Congressman Springer doesni w ant the
House TO waste any time in wrangling
over the Senate amendments to the tariff
bill when the bill comes back to the
House. His opinion is that the wisest
thing to DO is to concur in the amend
ments. whatever they may be, as quickly
as possible, because the country wants
the bill disposed of promptly; Mr..
Springer tried to find out what the Pres
ident thought about the matter, but
failed. 1t is certain that the country
wants-action. It is tired of wrangling
and delay
Quite little row is going on among the
directors of the worlds fair over a claim
of 81 900 made by the French exhibitors
for damage to their goods by FIRE. It
seems that although there is 100000 in
the treasury of the fair President Hig-
inbotham objects to the payment of the
claim. Some of the Chicago papers hint
that the reason he objects is that
he has a share in the S4OO. coo,
and they advise that he be paid
his share and that then the French claim
be paid. This attack upon President
Higinbotham must be unjust Is he not
rich and just man, and for that reason
was he not put at the head OF the fair?
The constituents of Senator Hoar, that
is the working people among his con
stituents, whose petition for government
farms and factories upon and in which
they might be supplied with work he pre-
sented TO congress on Friday, have good
precedents for their request. Senator
Aoar and his party have taught the New
Englanders 10 look to the government for
everything they would like to have hence
II Is only natural that the working people
at present idle should ask the government
to operate farms and factories for them.
Government favors have heretofore been
distributed rather unevenly in New Eng
lana, and if paternalism is to be con
unued the favoritism should stop, and
Mr. Hoar's people should have their
federal farms and federal factories.
The morning news., 1894-06-04

The House committee on commerce
shows its good sense by recommending
that railroads be allowed to form pools
subject to regulation and control by the
interstate commerce commission 1t is
the opinion Of the committee that by al
lowing pooling the practice Of granting
secret draw backs and cuts III rates to
large shippers. to the einiury Of small ones,
will be stopped This recommendation is
certainly a step in the right direction.
The morning news., 1894-06-04
% HoGAN's 2HoGAN7s
SCANTY- PURSE
OPPORTUNITIES
DANIEL HOGAN.

A dollar in these times has about
double duty to perform. and we are
just as anxious as you are to have it
get all that's possible. In arranging
our business fer this week we have
beon fortunate enough to secure two
special lines Of overflow values "
and we are sure they Will be appreci.
ated by the~prudent and economical
buyer We earnestly invite inspec.
tion of our Midsummer purchases,
and ask especial attention to the fresh.
ness and desirsoillty Of the goods.
The morning news., 1894-06-04
FOR MEN, roo.
| Opportunity No. 2
WASH DRESS FABRICS.

WASH DRESS FABRICS.
AS against small lots and inferior
goods, we offer 50 pieces Imported
Chambrays, Ginghams and Cheviots,
including Pin Head and Shepherds
Checks, solid colors in fancy shades,
stripes and plaids, In wonderful va
riety: none worth less than 25c many
worth 35c and 40c yard, and ALL
go during the week at
10 Cents.
The morning news., 1894-06-04

EASTERN OFFICE. % Park Rors, New
York City. C. S FAUL6EBR. Manager.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
Wew SerieD.

Sennie Sis9ins a,ts @slle
W ca mar ais nSelo=@irl" in Dem
Saupt 6eruipre6amte in plai IL
fielo angeitelt. sic puros bieier
Sage bel Der Nusiibung ibrer Sienit=
pili6t 10 brn9rig uno ouritig, oaB lie
auf Elm NieOerieBen stpsl Quart Stir
i6en uno Elm Quart Yeanuts in aller
Sait perSebrte. &eioer bat lie bieie
S6lemmerei nit ibrem 2eben beSableu
miiiien.
- Sine i6redli6e s6ld6terei iano
su 6ramp Sill, einem tleinen
SOrfe bel Camden itatt. Sobamn
Saunmann perlieB iein Sett uno oIr6=
i6nitt nit einem &alirmelIer Die &eble
ieiner Srau uno Ieiner orei &inoer.
Nlsoann wui6 er Ons glut bon ieinen
Sanoen, tleioete lid fein an uno err
bentte lid. SpGt oes Na6mittNgs
mlroen Die fitnf Sei6en a%uf9efunoen.
Saunmann mar iebr arm, uno 9laubt
man, oaB neutrality-suspicious. ieine
Slime pertuirrte. Gr mar 9e9en 30
Sabre alt, wabreno feline Srau nur %
subtle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
0arautirtc SUR.

9Sir babsn ben 9lpotbsfer, Ser unisre
@aaren u%ertauit, ermd6tist, DR.. Kings
New Discovery fir NusSebrung, 6uiten
uno Grtd!tung inter obiser Seoinsuns
III uerfaufen. Weun Sic nit elmer GrtGls
tang, einem Sulten ODER irseno elmer I'm
rsSelmaBigteit Der Vunge, Oes Salies ODER
Der Srult bebaftet limb nno Oieies WitteI
gebran6en, wie purgei6rieben, unb IS aui
bilise @rt AMI Die ErObe lteuen uno bas
bon teinen 9tuten baben, tOnnen Sic Die
SIai6e Snriitbringen uno erbaItsn ibr
@elo suriid. Wir t0nntsn bieies 2lners
bieten ni6t MAIDEN, wiiBten mir nl6t,
baB man DR.. Kings New Discovery
Sutrauen l6cuteu tauu. SIS tdui6t ME.
SrO6ehai6en irei in z. 0. 0tuete's
apotbete. groBe 6lai9en so Gents
unb Elm Dollar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
Seftcrrci6=u

Sn 8raS mn6t in Den &~reiien Der
pOrnebnlen 9Selt uno insbeiOnoere in
Den Sporttreiieu cine GntIibrun9sae=
i6ibte Diel BON lid reOen. Sine oui=
ialleno biibi6e, elmer bornebmen Ga=
milie 0nGehOrenoe jun9e Game, betaunt
oils iebr tcmperamentpOlles, aber etipas
ercentrii6es SSeien, nebenbei bemertt,
cine %palllonirte 9feiterin, bate in leBter
3eit ibreu Gltern mdn1e i6lpere
Stunoe bereitet. Wun woate lie an
einen IeDr DOrne1men Serrn in porge=
riidtem utter perbeiratben, mas leopb
iebr 9esen Den @uni6 Der iunaen
Game mar, uno sruar I'm 10 mebr. ais
ibr SerS bereits einem bo9geltellten glri=
itOtraten 9ebOrte, Der aud leinerieits
in Das lunAe MGohen isibeni0aitli1
perliebt mar. Die jun9en yeute be-
iAlolleu nun. oa ibneu Elm auoeres
Mtittel ni6t iibris blieb, DdbrenO Der
Ga6tSeit 81 entfliebcn. 3wii6en |
ino 2 llbr Mtor9eHs iano Ilb AUDI Der
jun9e Nritotrat, na6oem er Die lint
ialiun9smaner oes @artcns ii~beriprun=
gen bate, inter Dem 6eulIcr Der GiQa
Elm, 100 ibu Die giebeuoe bereits erlpar=
tet bate. Ger Gerabrcoung gemaB
lieB ii. cine S6nur bonn 6eniter ibres
i'm "Slueiten Stofe 9elegenen SINNERS
berab, uno Der Sitter, Der unten barrie,
bano raid cine Shridieiter baran, Die
bon Dem Mdoden berauigeSOgen uno
am 1enlterltod beIelti9t wuroe. 9onu
i6wana liA oGs WtGoAeu uuf Die 6ell=
iterbrititung uno itie9 Die SprOlisn Der
Stridleiter binab. Ye9linlti9t our1
oas Suntel Der Na6t eilten Die beioen
unbemsrtt bnr6 ben Garten, nnbmen
bort AUDI oas lsBte SinoerniB. Die Oar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
ShWeis.

Sn 9 Oh 10 y lit am Morgen bes %.
Mal Der MDrotr Snmenit 9lbbc9 BON
G%ptbentburm (&anton S6iup;) mittels
Der Guillotlne binaeri1tet iuoroen. Ser
SGnSllb pertbierte Wenih bate feline
eigene So6ter auf Die rpbeIte 9Seiie ab=
9eihla6tet. 9ta6 Der Sbat tauihte CT
Die wenigen Gffetten Der GrAoroeten
9c9en einen &aiiee nit S6naps ein.
Nls i'm oas ariminalaeriht sum Sppe
perurtbellt bate, 9eitano er nod einen
welteren WOrD ein, ben er I'M Sabre
1875 an Der SDtin Soieia &iimin be-
aan9en. Sas Sbeuial Seigte tcine
Spur bon &eue llno nabm Dor ieiner
0inrlhtun9 Die llrtbeilsperleiung iebr
tilbl auf. Die Sinri6tung mGr auf 3
llbr MOr9ens an9eieBt, I'm 3 llbr s
Wlnllten hattie oas Salbeil ieln Sert
getban. Gtma $50 EerIonen unltan=
Den Den &ibtplab. - Die 8uilptine,
BON Den S6afbauiern entlebut, muBte
nit einem Yripatiubriuert nat Shpps
oerbrabt lueroen, oa lib Die Sottbaro=
babn pei9erte, oieies WorOinltrument
Su bef0rDern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
Sbiu.

- yMir2. &OOnep" in Giutir=
natl III iDrcnl ebeniO iuie Nc iclbIt
roOtbctamten N!dnn6en n4ot &np=
1cD" III Oen 500 8clOlNt; lie lu0r udnl=
;i0 005 @Clb0en oeS uor eiligeu M}o=
n0ten i'm SoOiu9ii6cn Garter in Gin
t;aHoti g%citOrbcnen G%6impunie Fat
HoOncD unb erIO9, iUie Oieicr, Der 1un=
Ncni1minoiuht. Die bcioen Men=
lhenantn W0rcn IN Der Geidlatnih0It
Die iIebcasiuiiroigiten neutrality-suspicious.
Shiere. Sic udbmeu an eiuem Sii6e,
nrlf Stllblcn liBeno, ibre MabIScitcn
cin llno beoienten iid Der Seller, Mei=
Ter, Gabeln uno yOflel 9anS n00
menitli6er @eiie. Seit Gat's Spoe
mar bNs @9eib1en triibiinniQ 9elporoen
lnlo' perbrahte feline 3eit Oamit, Die
III Der NtG9e ieincs &Gfios itelenoe
als9eltopfte 6i9ur oes M6nndens ull=
5uItorren. Gpr .eineln Mtpnnt ent=
tpifelte li6 aud bel inn Die Sdwino=
lllht UNI ale Semiibungen, es am
Seben 81 crbalten, poren per0eblld.
Die tOote 9leffln miro ebenfalls allsse=
'topft uno neben Dem M6Quu9eu sur
S6au 9eltellt fperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
SIc=Safota.

- U. &. Sat6 in & gan beiaBte,
lid lett Ginger 3eit nit Der Inter
lubung zines ei9entbiimlib 9eiOrmten
rWtOuno" auf elnem bODen Ser9Dor=.
iprun9e in Der Ndbe Der 0enannten
Srtlhoft unO ltieB liin9it auf cine
Srubltltte Don sebn SUP i'm Gepiett,
mel6e i'm Snnern IN mebrere glbtbei=
lun9en 9etbeilt mar. Sn oieien lb=
tbeilungen wurDen smciunoSlpanSig
mell'hli6e 6erippe ~9eiunoen, BON
oenen Diele nah Der Seriibruno nit
Der atnOlpbariI6en Suft in Stnub
Seriielen. 3wei pol'tGnoige Gerippe
llno mebrere S6aoel puroen neblt per=
idieoenen Yron3e=S a6en aus0e9raben.
gln elmer Seite Der 8rubitGtte wrroe
aud Elm Nltar 0~efunoen, uuf melbem
permutlli6 in pOrgelhidtlider 3eit
Die SewObner Der oorti9en 8e9eno ibren
GDttern Spfer Durbrahten. Die Sc
rippe iuaren iOlhe pOn WfGunern bon
miuOeltens Odt SuB &Orperldnge nit
plumpem Gno6engeriIlt uno eirlem
mOblgeformten &Opie, aus oeiien 6Orm
Ii6 Gui betrd6tli6e Snteui9enS Der
betrenenocn Hieien ihlieBen ldBt. 9ie
SottDreu grDun alls gQnu mo Gpans
aus Sell &apios baben Die Gerippe
unO SrOuSeiunoe alnterlu9t unO ertld=
ren, o0B lie elmer uralten ,3elt ange=
bDren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
tSeras.

- gu Salla5 bat ein Sernbar=
o~inerbuno, Der plOBli6 toll wuroe, IN
Den StraBen Der Staot 2 mtOere Sun=
De, 3 &aBen uno z Yerionen gebiiien.
Ginen 9ie9ertnaben bat er falt S%errii=
len. Sr0u WOrOeu bate nit DemiIe
ben in lbrem Saule einen barten
&f 81 beIteben. Sid YOwers, Elm
Nrbeiter bon &eps Gisfobrit wuroe,
ais er auf cine Eeiter itei9en nOllte,
ppn Dem lpiitbenoen Sbier 9epaft uno
oefGbrli1 perleBt. Gem &auImunn
Servings MtOOre bat er bon ieinem
Nrme grOBe Stilfen 6leil6 ab9erilien.
WtarD Nrtbur, mel6e trant oarnieoer=
lag, wuroen Die Nrme, &eine uno Die
Sei!e 10 arg perleBt, oaB lie Wobl ibren
gBunoen erlie9en miro. Nadoem Der
!SunO nod einige PerlOnen gebinen
bate, Wllroe er Don einem pOliSiiten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
@brputk.
-0-
Jnlano.
Suoian SerritorD.

- T;c3mnl 1T CO mirtli3 mobr,
mos Der Selcgr0pb mebrmals pnrciii9
oencIoct bate. Ger 9roBe Bandit,
Der S6reden oes SSNoiancr=S errttp=
rilirls uno Der GrcnSltaoter, it cnol'6
tpie es inn ~gebiibrte, in Den Stletcin
eeitprben. Set Dem leBteu S%dntraub
in 2on9pieip in Seros, bel Dem Sill
Saltpn's 9al1oe mebrere Silrger er=
moroete, mar lie beri6punoen, ME ppm
erobpoen perI6lum9en. NIn tanlen
nor cinieen S09en Elm 9eminer SDulton
Mulace uno Sipei 6rauen na6 Der
.Stoot Nrpmpre in Suoianer9ebiet llro
tuuiten cine 9anse @agenlaoun9 boil
&ebensmittcl, Sa9ergerQtb llno Mlnl=
ton. Sillismari6all Sino'ap ertubr
bupon uno l6Opfte Seroa6t, oa Wal=
lace ols Gin armer Seufel bctannt mar.
@r perboitete i'm uno Die Sraren wo=
su i'm Der llmlt0no bere6tlgte, Dab lie
Drei @allOnen WDlsteD an SDrO ibres
g8aoenS batten - ein i'm SrOianer=
Serritprium perbptener Nrtitel. 8al=
lace bate cine bife Golle gallS llcller
Yantnpten bel Ii6, e~benfals Elm Der=
bdhtiger llmitanD. SinoiaB mutb=
muBte nit Rc6t, o0B Die SaltOu=Sanoe
ibr &erltef" in Dem 0auie oeS @Nllate
hattie, etrua aht Mteilen pOn NonOre.
NinDlnpr umitellte oaS Sals nod III oer=
ielben 9tu6t mil s Mann, bp1 9eldab
bies ni6t 9ou5 unbemeft. 3peien Der
I'M Suuie beiinDli6en MGnner 9elan9
cs, iih our6Sui6lei6cu, aber Der brittle
Der Observation-Disclosures lelbt, nuroe
geltellt mn, Da er icinen &eoOlper allf
Die 8erfolger nbfcuerte, ppn Siilfsmar=
i6all Sart nit elmer 9Sin6eiterbii6ie
81 Sppcn geltreft, Seine &ei9e wuroe
iiber alien 3peifel binalls ais Die Oes
Sia Cation ioentificirt. Su Dem
SuuIe befNnO lid leine Srall Sennie
nit smei &inoern i'm gllter pon q uno
s Sabren. Sns Saus mar Die ri6tige
&auberbDble uno es befano Ii6 BARN
Elm She'll Des Der Sanf bon Son9piem
~9eraubten Gjeloes. Bill SaltOn mar
% Sabre alt uno Der oerspe9enlt tie Son=
Dit Oes SOnoes ieit Seize Sanes. Sein
Gltercr Srlloer Bob, Der iriibere Sarpt=
mann Der Sanoe, lit por 5wei Sabren
bel Dem Sampf init giirQern in Gplfep=
nile in Sanias eri6OIlen ~UOrOen,S uno
ein jilngerer Sruoer, Der bel b"erielben
8eleoenbeit permunoet wuroe, liBt ouf
SebensSeiti i'm 3udtbaus. ga aud Der
@u%lbinoianer Senrp Starr, Der glniiib=
rer Der Starr=Sanoe, in Sort Smitb
III grtanias ~gefan9en iiBt, 10 9ibt es
teinen yberiibmten" Sanoiten mebr in
Stlaboma urO ben Gren5itatten. Gs
leben nod bier SrIoer S0ItOn in Stla=
bona - CHARLES, Coleman, Sittleton
uno Simon - bod lino Oieie ebrIibe
GARNER.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
WiHonri.

On Gtonbrrrn, crhirIt r:n
promincuter 8auuuicr, Soicpb Is. Hio=
nett eiuru nnnunmen Triri. wenu
er niht iofort $500 an einem beItimm=
tan Srte nieocrleaen wiirpe 10 bieb
e. bo - miiroe man .iein S,olls nlcoer=
brenaen: Tolls er ober., oar Sdrjtte
!buu mlirDe. I'm Den Srieiihreiber III
belouocn 10 milrDe er pbneGnooe ern,Dr=
BET meroen. 9iooctt Deponirte an BEN
be,eibneten Srte cine martirte ,3cbn=
o~pQorupte. 9(ul rIhItcu Morocu
iuplt Gbmoro Suffen. welAer ihon
sneimol I'M 2udtbauie I'll Ss,eiteripn
6itp oeielien hattie, pieielbe in elmer
@uItmirtbihoit medieln. Tlitepw uroe
Ipfort ~perGoftet uuo ins GeiGnonib OBJ
aefiibrt.
o,..
,;4. "IS .Dn'n.' u.s 1saS.
S.gs, up " uu "",lrp'n ";,9,ap'
So ~ 81 wy" o.m "'
S GrbV r. S'snH y, o. 10y. " Ma;I;,MSo9s osr w.
mH5 l.,Gr %" ].Snr " G.w0i ~
Itt,'nu su;gu"nHsH @.s,gs p.sN.-
KY w. ""' o'W'" o'''Ip''V0'9 9''"-
!"V S;.u r.. $50, fxcxcA,
".tINs. '"attt; VI, lu'l'9..gs
HrS..n. WYNN HTtO.ns ft.p'' o MMo
Muls.'et .psH'n "I'!'ut"s!'o a. @, 81
DU.a"SSH.tpt1 Iuut, pu.'t o't y. ~.
49, "O E;, unm S,'sSutva o, "s
%%"" o"V - m o.
.lVu'.utu.9 9slNt'ot: ~ O'5.V'S
,"". tSu. pay's'.o o's 9"'o'' S""'S
o"tM G.oI"VSn uon ,.;.. s., o..
"'g"1 S.unOo: Ht'ln "" -
9%anVaut.9sts u'o ls."s SDVt.', o.Hu.
t.'t S~tpuoo"S' 'O"' "'S S'e''p9'"pV'''
0''gS,t'it, ..
l1u = Ve'Hu' on T.t Ut..'st INV,
oab S''pIlle Spt!te oet ..tuItt"tu lHt'I
9'Sos!. pDt Vs'1g1 ip''ostVp.t 'p.to'n
@OutsA' ~ 'Cs'9tttt lIg 9sI'uitItts Ju.Ss
Su'tI' tat "s'tog,s!"uI 81 pts'Usn n.o
.pts Plt.Nt ou Sei!n9Si, .tosin lp um=
?Ho, oHb g l1l ttit 0tHNsl'6'''In''t u'!=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26

teHmauer. uno befcroeu li1 oonn auf
Der StrdBe. Sier "itanocn spei Yieroe
bercit, I'M Nu butten Die iuoenolihe
Nlna,ore ilno ibr @eliebter Die icuri=
gen HOlle b~eltie9en, uno nun 0in0 cs
fOrt i'm i6Grflten Sempp, bis Der Mor,
gen OGmnerte uno 0as Geiterpaar Die
Staot ,peit butter liA bate. Su mdB=
igercm Srdbe wuroe Der 9titt Der ll1=
9arlIGen 6rcnSe SIT ~fort9elebt. 9ls
oas Yaar lib auf ungarii6sm gooen
befanO, iNnote Der Selo Dcs Giebesro=
mans ein telegram an Die Gitern iei=
her Srallt na1 GraS luOmit er Den
beloerleitlSen GntidluB, fitrs 2eben
pcrelnt 81 bleiben, betannt aab uno iiG
Den Se9cn fiir Den Se~rsensbuno erbat.
Nun muBte man iih bequemen, quite
Mtlene sum bOien Spiel ST nader,
uno Die Stern oes 6rGuieins reilten
Oarlm unOeripeilt na6 lln9arn, INN
Der 10 abenteucrli6 81 Stauoe Setpm=
merlen &%erbinOung ibren Sesen ST.
9eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
Winneiota.

- Ser gauge iiioli6e She'll Minne-
iotss wurOe oieier Sage bon einem
w%Obltbuenoen 1tegen beimgeiu6t, wel=
der Die SaGten BON Dem Seroerben
~rettcte. gu MantatO re9nete es meb=
rere StunOen lang, unO Der Wtinnea=
pOlis 81 ct. &ouis, iOmie Der Q0eQs
Seitenlinie Der Mtilmautee Giienbabn
entlang iullroe Der 0nbnltenoen 9iirre
Glei6fals ein GnOc 9emO6t. gin DER
GimOre SeitenbNGn Der Sma60 Ginie
re9uete es Hart, oes0lei6en an Der
NNuptlinie Oieier Sabn SWii9en Safe
GrDItal uno ct. Better. Ceitli0 bon
Nlpatonna al Der N%Ortbweitern Sa9n
iauosH e1eniaas Nisoeri&Iase itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
QusIan 8.
Seuti6lano.
y II.

- Gin or~auenpOlles Bib u%niinni9en
Iber9laubens sntrDllte ii1 oieier Sage
IN elmer SerbanOlung Dor Der Straf=
TANNER 81 @eiosn. Sn Der @egenO
bon Seumooen (Sberpial0 berriht Der
Nber9laube, oaB Serjeuige, Der in Der
G6armO6e nm Mitterna9t aus Dem
Grade zines ainoes ein Iuge bDlt llno
oasielbe bel ii6 trd9t, unii6tbar miro.
Der 2~3labri9e Sienlttne6t SOief Sier
pm Seumaoen, Elm i6On pit beItraiter
Sieb, wollte li6 nun einen iol6en Sa=
lisman perl6aifeu. gu oieIem 3wete
beaab er ii6 an %. Ntar3 aui ben
Gottesafer in MOosba6, wartete
bis Mitternaht, ilbeIitieg Die SrieoboI=
mauer uno i6li6 iid oann in Den She'll
oes @%Dttesaders, 100 Die SinoerorQber
ii6 beiinOen. Sr periu6te suerit oas
8rab oes &inOes GoBmanu Su 0fueu,
ais inn oies nibt gelang, begab er li6
I'll Dem 8rabe oes &inoes 8aliBenoDr=
fer un0 ais er aid bier teinen Grfol9
bate, Sll Dem @rnbe 0es Sinoes She
reie SdieBl. SieIcs Grab tOnnte er
lei6t onnen, Da Die Sei1e erit Dor iue=
nigen Sagen begraben moroen mar.
Dis er oas 6rab 9eDfnet bate, nahm
er Den Sarg beraus, 9ing auf cine
nabelie9enoe gSieie, ipren9te Den Sara=
oedel aui, enttleioete Die Sei6e, tad
oerielbcn Oos linte @u9e ganS aus unO
loite oas re6te sur SGlite. Na6oem
er Den Gei6nabm nod einen Sti6 IN
Den llnterleib perieBt bate, mari CT Den=
ielben IN Den g0N unO perltedte ben
Sarg in einem Sur9laB. Nls Die
Sa6e ru0bar waroe, bemGdtigte Iib
cine ungebeure Nuire9ung Der SeUOl=
terun9; OerI0ieoene PeriOnen wurOen
besibti0t Die Sei6enlAanoun9 periibt
su b0ben: merlwilrOi8er g8eile iiel Oui
Sier fem @croaht. bis er lelbIt Our6
llna6tiamtcit Die Gntocdung berbei=
iGbrts. Sier mar namll9 oils &He9t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
Seilmittel gegen &opiiue ely.

Oils !0eiImittel sesen jebwebes &opis
web bat lid electric gittsrs nod itets
ais paS Seite belpieien. IS bepirtt
cine bauernce 9eiIung uno pas boss
arti9ite Sopipeb wei6t beiien 9eiItrait.
@ir brangen ollie, wel9e oamit bebaftet
limb, iid cine 6Iai6e ST. bolen unb bic
lem 9eiImitteI einen Geriu6 81 9eben.
Sn 6Guen ipliematii9er Seritopiung
beilt electric Sitters, inbem es ben Sim
seweioen Die nOtbiSe S~ewesung sibt uno
penise 6due tGnnen Der Mebi3in LANCE
@ioerltano ~Ieilten. Veriu6en Sic Die.
ieIbe sleid. @rOBe Slai6e BLOB 50
Gents III Z. SO. Huets's ~aIpotBete,
5GS az Der WainltraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
8anias.

- Sas @oiier i'm @alnut Giper
bat Die Staot u g It q iait gdnSli6
iIberl6Wemmt. Die Seute fubren an
Der anoertbalb Weilen bonn CSluile ent=
i~ernten YrOmn's Sant in SGbnen pOr=
iIber. Der 9alrSe iiiOli6e She'll bon
Mugulta Itebt unter 98aiier. Die
nOroli6e Wauer Der @aiierwerte itiirSte
Elm uno 5erI6luG Die pumpen. Sine
grOBe Dtenge Sieb iOl Dem SO6paier
sum Spier geiallen iein. Sas ganse
Slubtbal 1T iiberidwemmt uno Selo=
iriidte jesli9er Dirt linO gu 8runoe
geri9tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
Sudlcn's 2lrnica Salbe.

Die bette Gable in Der @eIt fir
S6nittpunoen, Sauti3irfunsrn, @uns
ben, gei3wire, SaI;flub, Sieberpuns
ben, S9orf, s~eiprunsene Sanoe, 6roits
beulen, &rdbenausen, unb aue Sautente
siinounsen umb 1T cine iibere SsiIuns
fir Sdmorboioen. IS pirb %sarantirt,
baB bas Wtittel poufommene @enuss
tbuuns sibt; wenu rlitt, pirb bas @eIo
suriiteritattet. Yrets 25 Gents per
S3u9teI- - gu perfauien bel {. @.
Guete, 9potbefer.