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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-05-10
Castoria.

scastoria = an excellent medicine for chill
s,,o. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF It's
GOOD effect upon their children"
DR. q. @. Osooop,
Lowell, Mas.
"castoria "a the best remedy for children OF
which I nm acquainted. ! hope the day Is not
far dlr,an. when mothers will consider the real
Ip,eres, OF their children, aud use castoria In
s,end Of the variousquack nosirums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium.
morphine. soothing syrup and other hurtiui
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them 70 premature graves"
On. J. r. KmcurLor,
Conway, Ark.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-05-10

Bimetallism is growing very fast the
gold bugs are becoming alarmed. Keep
your ear to the ground.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-05-10
Casterm.

"castoria Is 30 we'll adapted To children that
I recommend II as superior TO any prescription
known TO me-"
III SO. oxford St, brooklyn, N. Y.
"our physicians In tho childrcns depart
mont have spoken highly Of their expert
ence In their outside practice with castorin,
and although we on'y have among our
medical supplies whn; Is known as regular
products, yet we arc FREQ to confess that tho
merits Of Castorin has won us to look with
favor upon It,"
USiTzp HOSPITAL AsD DisrrrsAHy,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN c. sxrrn, Pres,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-05-10

m, o.ntaur Company n Murray Street, New York City
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-05-10
what is

Castoria is Dr. Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is n harmless substitute
Parcgoric, Drops, Soothing syrups, ana oas'or ~
IL 10 Pleasant It's guarantee is thirty years. use by
millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and aays
6evcrishncss. Castora prevents vomiting Sour Cud'
curcs Darrhoa and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
tecthiug troubles, cures constipation ana asuehcy'
Castoria assmilates tho food regulates tho stomach
and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Cas-
toria Is tho Chdren's Panacca-thc Mothers Friend
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
6ro6her,o9thu,n.
Qus Ser bauptitaot.

Gs murbe i'm Outrage oes Su
SdlOB S~obenburg peilenoen GrOBber=
sO9s Die Sammer ourb Srn. Sta0ts=
mlniIter GplGeu erOnnet. Als glters=
prGlioent fun9irte Sr. De WNcQuant.
IbpeIeno mar MIR Sr. &lenlb. Sci
Der gSabl oes Sammerbiircaus muroe
Sr. De WacQuant nit 20 Stimmen
gum YrdiiOenten gepdblt; auf Srn. be
YlpbbNuien iielen Is Stimmen; 4
peiBe 3ettel ianoen iih III Der urnr.
Gum TiceprGIioenten muros Sr. Si=
mons nit % Simmer 9cmdblt; es en-
bielten Sr. De Slo6bauieu Z, Sr. EObr
2 uno Sr. SeB | Stimme; s peiBe
3ettel. Sr. StOatsminilter GDlAen
brin9t fol9snoe 6eiebporlu0en elm: |.
Sorla9e, betr. &epiliDn bes 8eiebes
ilber Die &dmmer- uno 0emeinoemab=
len. 2. @orlage, betreIisno Nbdnoe=
runa Der Nrt. 205, 767 uuo 1904 oes
Gipil9eiebbuhes i!ber Die &ehte oes
GbeNGtten aui Die Sinterlanenl6ait oes
porperltorbenen anDeren Sbeiles. Sr.
8eneral=S irettOr &irpa1 brin9t cine
@orla9e Elm, betreiieno Die 8emeinoe=
a%uila9en. Son ben ans irilberen Sa=
gungen berriibrenoen uno bisber uner=
leoi0ten Yprla9en intereiIiren in werltcr
2inie oieienisen, Die lid aui ben arbei-
terihuB - %Grnennun9 bon 6abrlt-
SnipettOreu. Srutiplten, Si6erlteliunQ
bon NrbeiterlObnungen II. !. 10. - aui
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., aui
Ole 3ultanoiSteit Der &iAter in SOu=
oelsla6en II. q. NJ. beiieBen.
Ole Setbeili9uu9 bel Den
Observation-Disclosures Der in H~ieoerunpel
perltOrbeuen iebr abtbaren Dame oes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27

Den erleiOct. Der nter burh NeyIide-
rlln0 9eOedt ii, 10 brauca! ole @rnItrei
ibren Setrieb, npd) nif)t einsuItelen.
Spcid,sr uno WGIifclcr Oerbreunteu
uno mit ibnen "a. is gSoggous Gerlte.
Sn 2ennir1en murCe Die lterb=
li@e 0itue Der Grau gS;ttlue Comes.
Ntu!ter rnielt3 Gaic5dBten 2eGrers. ST.
Grade 9etya0cr. Sos GcgrI5nib f0no
in Gbncn iiali.
Sn @reoels ioli in galoe ei,te
&OrbflcNterei eryid)tet rperocn, melhe
allldbrllN jur g0inter@Seit bis OIL Die
90 Nrbelter crndDrsn tam.
Sn Soiingen beQonn Oil 5.
NOO. Die @ausboltun0siGule iGre
9urIe pieOer; trObOem oas S6ulQeio
ouF Ooa ooppe!te er605t muroe, D0bcl
ll1 % SAulerinneu einidgelben ldIitr.
Sn Saul lit bos StroGooAucrf
am 0dulle Oes 30Gl6Dncr5 Sbintsen
onra 6eller bci0d0igt moroen.
SurG Circular tbeilt Der @or=
ltano oc5 NoOlpJ=8erbunoes nit, oaB
am %. Suli 1895 III Cid an Der 2tl=
settle ein 6eltiOcl u%erbunOeu nit Wett=
Itrelt fttr Die Qbtbeilung Gelang liatt=
TinOen miro.
Sn rod er 1T Der bel i5rer Mut=
ter 5n No0er traBe mobnenOeu 9Bcber
Wt0rGdretba ibr POrtemonnaie, ent.
b0ltenO ctlpu go Wtart, aus einem llll=
perlAlonenen S9rante entluenoet
lpprOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27

fibt 9efommen, baB meru Die 90nsli9e
Gntbaltiamtsit audi Elm iebr lb0nes
Sing wdre, lie 81 ben I0ner erreibb0.
ren Sin9en gebort, uno Oob es porerit
better iei, auf Wdbigteit i'm 5rinten
lin5uiteuern. uno iiberle9eno, mas
bauptidhli9 lleberlndbigteit i'm Srin=
Ten befOroere, baben lie 9~efunoen, oab
bas Srattiren in Den WirtbIhaiten cine
Sauptquelle Der unmaBi9teit unb ein
Suuptbel Oroerun9smittel Der Sruut=
iu1t lit.
uno ooulit baben lie ppQfommen
&eGt. Sas Srattiren in Den Wirtb=
ihaften lit niGt nur Die llriode pieler
elnSelner 6Gae BON Setruntenbeit, ion=
bern audi Der meiiten 6Qlle bon Srunt=
iu6t. Sas Srattlren DerIiibrt oa3u,
nlebr ST ~trinfen, ais man CUR 9Dibung
ieineS Sur1es brau6t, es 9eiuobnt an
bas Sieltrinten uno fitlrt bel ni6t
6arafterfelten PerlOnen sum ArOniIAem
SuH. Wenn oes6dlb Dem 5rattiren
Der &rie9 ertlart miro, 10 bat Oas
ieiue DOile Sere1tl9ung, uno wenn
man ibren Gerli1crmn9en glauben
bari llno ale lolipeu uno anItGnoigeu
Mirtbe bomit einperitunoen, oaB oieie
rein a%meritNniiJe, in teinem anoeren
Sanoe Der gSelt berri9enOen Site ODER
bielmebr llniitte nufb0re. Nir0enos
iOnlt in Der 98eit idllt es einem Men=
i3en Elm, einen ODER orei ODER Iilnf
NnD mebr WenI6en, Die er SuiGlli9 in
einem gSirtbsbauie trifft, einSulaocn,
ouf 'eine &eMnung 81 trinteu (; es
ipilr0e oas BON Den @in9elaoenen als
cine groBe 8eleioiQang an9eleben iuer=
ben. NOb meniger milroe es einem
Der @ingelaoenen Doer alien, Iolte Die
Ginlaoun9 aus ir9eno einem ouBer=
prOentllben 6runDe anocnomnen wer=
ben. einiallen, nun ieinerlelts lno
ibrerieits pieoer trGttiren SIT pollen.
Sas aber seitisbt bier; Sober, Der
t%rottirt miro, balt es fir Ieine our6
ben Mnltono 9ebptene Yfli6t, wieoer
81 trattiren, nno ipenn bas swiiben
sluei Doer orei 9eriunen, ~menigltens
.uo es li6 I'M lei6te @etrdnte banOelt.
niht piel auf ii1 bat, 10 miro IS i6on
iblimm, menr ibrer mebr suIammen
iino, uno iebr i6linm, wenn ibwere
0etrdnfe 9etrunten weropn.
Sas Srattiren lit Elm glDoIim uno
Elm 8emsiuidaoen. Nber wie ioll
man ibm beitommeu? IS tam nur
baourb aeiAeben. oaB man es auBer
MOoe bringt. uno oaB namentli6 $oers
rem, welbe GinfluB'beliBen, es ableb=
,len, cine G%inlaoun9 gum Srlnten
iouObl ansunebmer, wie er9eben 81
laiien. Die 8eieli9teit uno Der 6e=
iiuB an einem sutem Glaie Bier poer
g8ein miro ni6t oarunter leiOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
DEMOCRATIC PRAYER.

Oh, Lord! it is a bitter blow
And angels tears we think will flow
That thou shouldst let America go
Millions for protection.
Yet praising thee, Wen eat our crow
Without objection.
For though we're buried out of sight
Still trusting in thy matchleSs might,
We know that thou will set us rigt,
Some other day.
And through the long and weary night
We watch and pray.
While now we know not what to do
Yet to our faith Wen still be true
For are we not they chosen crew?
We are not many
But Lord some little comfort give,
We've scarcely any.
Pulled with pride DER our defeat
Republicans, when us they meet,
Jibe at us till we have TO treat
And try TO { us,
But praise the Lord, we are not beat
In Texas.
They tell uns in their chatting way
Our democratic President may
Decide not to appoint a day
OF Thanksgiving.
But Lord, we feel that we should pray
That we are still living.
MERsCHERTHAL,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
Suxem6urgi(des.
Dereiniete Staaten.

ueber ben Der torbenen
Sournaliitsn Nif. Sboma aus gtew
Sort, bon peiien SOB mir in poriger
Summer beri1teten, miro uns nod bon
peribieoenen Seiten m~it9etbeilt:
SbOma Toll aus Samm gebilrtig iein,
bat ihpn III Der Staot Suremburg an
oeri6ieoenen Yldttern 9earbeitet inter
anoern am nSurembur9er WOrt" uno
mar, tpie oeiien gtefie Serr M. Sboma
aus 9amptte meint, an Die 90 Sabre alt.
Gus Dem Sort erfabren mir ferner
bur6 unieren iebr gei6dbten agenten
Ssrrn sc. Sbmitt BON Srootlpu, N.
y, oaB Elm Srief BON Seiten oes
,oeutihen YreBtlub" an uns unter
9Sess lit. Scrr SAmitt ielbit berit>.
tet, oaB SbOma sur 3eit cine quite
Stelle an Der y9tep YOrt Staatssei=
tung bate uno bort gut angeleben mar.
@r Derlor Die SeiAaitigun9 jeooh UNI
bann an elmer tleinen oeutiben abenO=
seitung @niteaun9 su iiuoen, pelte
Stelle er jeoo1 mieoer perlor, I'm oanll
no6 Srootlpn iiber Sl lieoeln, no Ct
ebenIalls an elmer 3eitung drbeitete.
Gr mar nit elmer Snl0noerin perbel=
ratbet.
g8ir oanfeu ben beioen Serrn auf
bas Bette iilr Die Wittbeilun9en.
IS muroe saus Ganias Gitp,
W{p., wle fpl9t 9ei0rieben:
Ser bo6p Noter 5. 8ari6er c.. S. r.,
Ut bon Saula6 Gitp, WtO., az Die ct.
IIpbon'uS STRIDE sI ebien9o, Su., periest
Uproen.
Nus Safines, Minn.. wiro
nns Die ireuOi9e Na6ri6t aemeloet,
oaB unler Sdnbsmdnn uno ~l4idbri9er
@bonnent unieres ylattes, Serr Wti0ael
SOnmann ais GOuntD Nuoitor bon Na=
tOta &c., nit elmer oemOtratiihen Wta=
joritdt bon IA Stimmen aepdblt
mnroe. Serr SpIimunn lit 0ebiirtis
BON &eblen, GpntDn Gapellen. rno
tam in Sabre 1871 nab Nmerita, 100
er li6 in ct. SOnatus, Jafiou 3d.,
Sa., bel ieinen pielen Terpanoten, Die
nod jebt in Der 8e9eno wobnen, ME-
oerlieB uuo 2 Sabre ipGter nab Salt=
in9s wanoerte, uno iib OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
uno am 8. Nop. lid oas iebr mi6tiae
Mmt ais GDuutp Nuoitor errana.
0ratuliere benz waferen Mi1el
Gin &eblemer.
unier iebr 9eiddbter Sreuno &.
y. Bertrand. Der betanntli1 iriiber
Probate Judge in Neu Him. Minu..
mar, lit gum MuoitOr bon Yropn So.
eripdblt. Sic rSispatd" i6reibt:
SranS Suelop lit ui6t az gubitor erpGbli
woreeg, ieoob par Der &i ben err beltan=
ben ein lebr beitiser unb CT bat bic Seirieoi-
9unS, boB lem @e9ner Serr u. y. Bertrand
Der Itart,te Politifer pon Srowm County III.
Sran3 wuroe Don einem thoroughbred &c.
i9lasen.
Wir entnebmsubem .Grcel.
flor:
Ger bo6m'te Sii6oi Surtb, wel6el
friiber IN Seras itationirt mar, leBtem Sep.
TENDER gum Siibof pom Sacca in Slinoiel
Conletrirt puroe ulo balo bardui nob europe
abreilte, belt li6 Gnoe Sttober III Rom au'
uuo wurbe am 26. Sftober pom cardinal ee.
bo6omsti, benz FrGiett Der propaganda
empianseu. Ger MiiiomssS ereim in epor
bat ibm "a, 900 SroncS 9e9ebeu. Ger bob.
wiiroi9ite Sii6oi wirb SuuG6it Die bl. StGt
ten III Faleltina beluden ulo lid oauu IL
ieiueH neueu @irtnn9streis beSebeu.
gu Gbieaso. ST., ltarb an 10,
HOp. SRI. Waria Sll9er um ~ ubl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27

Serrn NOtars MtG,ttr par cine duberii
rs1e. ltebsr 80 9kager ior!sn a.Isi.:
ban Der St0at aus. 8er C;arg ne.
iiber HrO .i5cr hi. ardnien Aeiqmitdt.
Die Ginunhm men ans osm Hol=
bCrein lino III oicicm Sabre bon 2. $40
600 6rs. 0uf 1888, 900 9en0tien,
iiberiteigen ben @orani1lug bon 1894
nm mebr ais cine GiertclmiIlior mo
brIngen 10 Glei09emi1t ms YEo8et.
Nm Gorabenoe oes Namens=
feItes Ses Serrn Scarf Syiigey, i.6crs
rcidte Die frcimilioe GerbanDsicuer.
ruebr Der Sberituot Section b. ibgell
6bef Die in S~cbeus9rOBe photographic
ieiner perltOrbenen Satin.
Na9oem 0r. @onuerus, BIS
BERGER YrdliOent Der ar6eOlo9tlhcn
6eielidaft Cclbe sdhlt 10 WjtGIieoer)
feline @~ntlaiiun9 ein9ereibt bate, i0nO
geltern Die Q&ubl oer neuen BrdlIoeaten
itatt. Surh Reclamation wur0e ein=
Itimmig Der auf alien 6ebieten Der
QGiNenldaft benonoerte bOdm. Serr
SeminarprOfelior Or. Peters erpa6lt.
Q8ir 9ratuliren berili0it.
Gs bat uniere GeQierun9
Die $50. Or. Sod, Or. Sont uno &arl
Sie9en, SbierGr3t, sum Stuoium oes
neuentoeftsn Seilmittels Qegen Die
Sipbteritis GROUP mad Paris gei@ift.
10 il ano Der Staot2urem=
burg.
Seirot6er.- &om g.. BOP. ltu9uit
,SOlepb Cobert, Wtarmorarbeiter, nit Nlile
Wtl6our; Sobam Getb, Gouoitor, mt Sarz
bara WtdrIa Wtobymouu; Neinri9 uteg,
&orblebter, nit 0taria Gutt.
Sterbeidile.- e. om q. Sttober
Nruia Better, alt SO Sabre, GbeirGu DON SOB.
&dptilt 0oleuieie, S1lolerlieilter; Solepb
Steuer, alt So Sabre, Sdneioer; Sob0ull
Sdmul6aG, alt 90 SABRE, 6aufmanu; 20.
Wiaria Sobauno ShGier, alt SO Sabre, @bc=
frau uot $obam Wicyif, S6loiler; So60rul
Haptiit 30ugerle, alt - SATIRE, Nrieoeusrih
ter; B. !ttu. Setter S6miot, alt 33 SABRE,
$1iitteuarbeiter s.: Glilabetb SHernanlt,
olt 30 Sabre, obue Stalo, ebelo5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27

Woraens. Gas gegrdbniB iano aui
Dem st. goniiatius Sir9bOIe am Il.
NOD. ltatt.
Gbieago, ben 23. @op. 1894.
Pin bic Namilie Stroe.
Nertbe Vetriibteu!
Cine Seriammlnrs bes 2~urembur9er ST..
bepeiloett Clubs iouo am lebteu Sonlto9C
ltatt, III meiher Der Sob beS Serrn Nicoluug
Stros, S6aemeiiter peS Clubs, burb ben
graltoentell, ). u. S3uma9er augetilnblSt
piiroe.
Soroufbin puroeu bic ioI9ellben geileips:
beI6liBe SeiaBt.
a6tun9Suol
~. YoulL, Secp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
Ser oSeuti6 amiritaner" bon
@oterlpp iAreibt:

Srau So9n crib itorb am
Montag ben II. 9tou. I'M Ndule ibrer Sod
ter Srou :. :. NemmerS, 81 GilbertSpile.
Gie geerolguug iaup an Wtlttwo6 Wor9eu
i'll Der oorti9en tatboiii6en STRIDE itatt. Die
&eritorbene wObnte i6ou uh9eiabr 30 Sab
ren III Slatbowt County. Sbr Gatte ltarb
uor etlideu Sahreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
@cr 0cn Sbaper bat. brandt
iiir ocn Spott nid)t sm
iorscu.

Sin Sanosmunn ienoet uns fpl=
genoe 3eilen. welAe mir uniau9s in
unIerem PapiertOrb perI6minoen lai=
len wilten. Seoud mir beidloiien es
bod gum Grbauen uno 6rOmmen after
u~nierer 'oemotratiihen uno ~republita=
niihen 6reunoe Der Na6uelt Su iiber=
liefern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
Ser
berihtet,

"a Groiie, &i5c. - Ger bodw'i tie
Sr. @iidoi S6we6oh iirmte porleBCn Soul=
tag &ormittu9S in Der STRIDE III g3eits Supe=
rior nib Jtd6mittagS IN Der gu GaitsS upe=
rior uuo pouSo9 am Moutog oie.6iupeibung
oeS ilelen ct. Mfurieu= nolpitals boiel6it.
2lm II. b. 90. mar Sirmunng i'll Someriet,
ct. Groir 60, uuo o,u 10. i'll CAT 6ormin9s
ton, Folt SO. Am IL. weibte Der bo6rp' lie
Serr Die ueue ct. Eatrifs stride III Glrop
eiH Mn6 an 20. Die .GieoG6tuiR. G0pele" Des
I'M "a. 9top. 1890 peritorbenen bo6w. Te=
cans @oloimit6 III Chippewa Sails. Scute
(W,tittwob) lit Sirmuu9 IN gUburuoole,
lSoob 60, am 90. i'll Sberrp, om %. III
Suiction Gitp, }iortage 60, AM "a. in Gil
gel, gSonb so. = III gtoinee iirmte Der
bo6m'ite Sberbirt om 4. b. ID. 90, in Nols
Der am 5. b. ". 23, mo IN Mfia Greet am
Z. b. vi. As Nerinnrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
SeilsibSGei6iHNc.
Gbicaoo. ben 10. Don. 1S0

eDlcQ9o, oelt 10. gtop. 1874.
"a es @ott, benz AQmG9ti6eu, gciolleu
bat, zines u%ilerer beiten Mit9lteoer, i~liiereu
lau9labhgen S6aBmeiitcr Nicolaus
Stro + an Mittpo1 ben IA. 9&ou. III eit
bellere5 $eiieltS uD;urufell, uuO in Anbetra6t
Der Sbatlao6e, oaB Der Stub III Dem Scritors
beien ell treueS, beruabrtes uno ou9emetu
9ea9teteS gtitglieo p~erIoren bat - 10 lei es
bierntit
Seidloiie Ell. 6aB Der Stub iiber ben
COB beS trelen Otit9lIeoeS NIB por;itgli6eu
Veamtei leitem tieiten geOauern ausOrut
9ibt;
gei6lpiien, Dap ser Stub Der trouerrs
ben Somilie iir ben groBeu uno lfmerilihen
SerIuit leia tiefSeiiibltes geIleio eHt9e9en;
brin9t;
&ei6Ioiieu, oaB Der Soutilie bcs Ser
ltorbeler cine Nbi6riit oieler SeiIeioSbes
ldlil'e et1gebdnoi9t weroe;
Sei6Ioiieu oaB oieic Seilejosbe=
l6ltiie ms Erotofolbu6 ein9etra8en wer
ben iolcu;
@eihloiieu, boB Sieie @citeioS6e=
I6lutlle III Der nd6lt erl6eineuoeu Drummer
Der geuremburger @a;ette" ueroientIidt wer=
ben louen.
The morning call., 1894-11-21
A WAGNER NIGHT.
Excerpts Given From the
Bayreuth Master.
Scheel as Usual Delighted His
AudienCe-Good AII-Round
Work.

The concert ar the Auditorium last evening
was devoted entirely TO music by Richard Wag.
Der A few of the selections were familiar
items on ScheePs programme, but the majority
OF the numbers have been performed little or
not at all by the Sche Ell orchestra. IL was
significant fact that the excerpts 20 which the
audience were most accustomed aroused the
greaesl amount OF applause. The "SoDg of
the Rheintoechter," from the ''Dusk of The
Gods" for instance, was very persiSLenuy ell
cored.
Scheeps orchestra did excellent work last
night. The strings had been augmented as
they are for symphony evenings, and In spite
OF the liberal use which Wagner makes OF the
brass instruments The strings were never en-
tireIy oDllterated, even in the most crashing
ensembles. The string instruments wresled
well with the numerous technical difficulties
aud the most was made of any opportunities
for shading. The brass Instruments also did
heir part satisfactorily. They Kept as "A rule
Wen In tune anu played with marked precision.
The few bars OF solo which occurred here and
there were particularly well rendered by The
instruments 10 whose lot they fell.
The performance opened with the "Huldi-
glngs March," Which was played with spirit
and precision. Ii was owing To the not very
fascinating character of the work itself that it
recelVeu less applause tllan any other number
on the programme. The "RlenZP' overture
was very differently received. This work is
not IN WagneI's matured style: indeed, when
IL IS remembered that 1t achieved popularity in
Italy at Il time when the old school of melodl-
GUS operas held the undivided affections of the
people, IL VIII be apparent at once that TO enjoy
"RienZP' 1t is not necessary TO be a rabld Wag-
merriam. The overture was dramatically rem
deIed and received much applause.
The prelude 10 the third act OF the "Meister.
singer" win the dance and grand procession,
were heard at recent symphony concert.
They were even better performed last night
and apparently delighted The audience LII the
inIermission there was great changing of
seats downstairs. The gallery was very well
hled and The BODY of The nall fairly we'll so.
Many people who had booked seats well for
ward, however, began To cast longing eyes
backward before the inteTmisson. They had
reckoned without Wagner's strldent ensembles,
and at the nrst opportunity number OF them
escaped TO seats nearer the entrance.
The second part of the programme opened
with Faust Overture" which was evidently
not enough nown by the majority of the hear
ers 20 be thoroughly aDpre ciaIed. the Rhine.
daughters Song" and the "Bacchanale" from
"Tannhausei' were eXcellently played as were
also excerpts from The 'Rneingold' and "Lohen.
grln,' ana that popular faVOrite, The Val
kyrle Ride"
The morning call., 1894-11-21
A BRUTAL COOK.
Jealousy Leads Him to
Attempt Murder.
Morris Erickson Tries to Stamp the
Life Out of Walter Thomas,
Sailor.

Jealousy prompted Morris Erickson, q
cook living at los New Montgomery street.
to attempt TO murder Walter Thomas, a
seafaring man, on Monday night.
Thomas roomed with Mrs. Wirsser, 837
Alabama street, who is sister of Erick-
sons wife. When Mrs. Erickson visited
her sister Thomas used to escort her TO
the cars, as 1t is lonely walk from the
house. Erickson objected to his wife al
lowing Thomas to escort her and threat
ened to kill him if it was not stopped.
lie did not only threaten his wife, but
went further and thrashed her. Three or
tour mouths ago he beat her so badly shat
she bad him arrested for battery.
On Monday evening Mrs. Erickson went
to her sisters house on visit. About 10
O'Clock she left, accompanied by Thomas.
to catch car at the corner OF TWENTY
fourth street. They had not walked far
from the house when Erickson, who had
been in hiding, jumped Thomas and
knocked him down by blow on the jaw.
Thomas staggered to his feet, but was
quickly felled to the ground by blow on
the neck.
Erickson jumped upon his PROSTATE
body with both feet, and would possibly
have stamped the life out of him had Mrs.
Erlckson's screams not frightened him of,
and he disappeared in the darkness.
Assistance was procured and Thomas,
who was unconscious, was carried to Mrs.
Witsser's house. DR.. Griffin was sum.
moned and alter an examination expressed
the opinion that Thomas iDinries might
prove fatal. his abdomen having been
stamped out of all shape. Yesterday af-
ternoon he was removed TO the City and
County Hospital, where he lies in critical
condition.
Policemen E. J. Thomson and j. Mooney
started out to find Erickson. They searched
all night for him, and finally learned that
he had been seen going Into the saloon, 30
Minna street. About o'clock yesterday
morning they caught him as he was COM
ing out Of the SALOON. where he had slept
all night. He was taken to the City Prison,
and last night was charged with assault to
mGrder.
The morning call., 1894-11-21
1T IS SLOW WORK.
Election Returns Are Found to Be
Badly Mixed

The Board of Election Commissioners
was given any amount of trouble in can
wasting the returns made by careless Off
Gals who had charge of the polls on cleo
ton day.
The polling-sheets and tally-lists were
found jumbled together in a frigntful
way. State pollng-ljsts were found in the
municipal envelopes; tally sheets were
uncerified to and when properly signed
were discovered hidden away in some un-
thought-of place. Again. two taIly-llsts
were returned to the Registrars office
while no polling-sheets were in sight. sit
is the worst mixed up mess" declared
Attorney Heggerty. "that l ever saw"
He said he never witnessed anything like
it before. The inspectors seemed to have
ignored the law and directions given them
completely or else they were unable 10
read their instructions.
Only three district boards made out
their returns in manner which received
the commentator of the Commissioners.
These were the Forty-irst, Forty-second
and Forty-fourth. The rest were bungling
meSses.
Returns from two precincts were passed
over yesterday because no tally sheets had
been received. The board sent out after
them and they will be canvassed when
found.
In the Second Precinct of the Thirty
second District 245 votes were cast for
Governor, while the inspectors mad tailed
up 246 Many such little discre pancies
were carefully noted 0y the Democratic
and Republican attorneys respectively. In
the returns of the Second Precinct OF the
Thirty-first District 214 votes were Tailed,
while only 209 had registered. The poll
ing lists had not been sent in, so the re-
turns were passed over until the poll
lists were secured. The tally sheets in
this precinct were also uncertified to.
In the Eighth Precinct of the Twenty
ninth District it was discovered that one
more ballot was tailed than there was
registered on the polling lists.
When the board adjourned at o'clock
seven State precinct returns were left
uncanvassed on account of missing poll
lists or tally sheets. An effort will be
made TO find them SO that they may be
canyassed to- day.