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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
Snoiama.

-g&nS Die Sinbiloun9 tGut, lie1t
ma aun aus elmer tomii6en Gei9ihte
i'm ySa9l. S~cle9ropb" in Snbian0=
polls, Die i'm QSeientlifen fplaenoes
beiugt; Ter YatrpllpG9en barrie Dor
Dem 6Ourtbaus Der I'M YoliSeigeriht
&erurtbeilteu uno Sennp Nuu, ein
fdrbiger &Olemi0t, trat in Segleitung
bon Sergeant YNrlDw ais Dem Court
h0ls. SIN @ugenbllde, oa Sennp
SaQ Die StrnGe betrnt. iiberfiel i'm
Cm unwioer ltebli6er SreibeitsDran9,
mo er beganm Sl %larJien. Sergeant
GHrlOw SDg ieinen GepolDer uno 9e=
bO6te oen 6lii6tling bur6 bas 2tb=
1euern zines S6ules einSui6iihtern
mo sum StiNltauoe 81 Derunlalen.
Ser S6ub tra0te, 9leihSeitig fel Der
gfeger Der SGn9e nab 0uf bas'Srot=
tpir. sd bin critoiien," i6rie er,
ais li6 inn Der 9pliSiit nQ1erte. ,Su
lllt mein W0r0er," iubr er inter fur1t=
borem StDbnen fDrt, auf Sergeant
&0rlpw oelteno. Ser Sergeant glaubte
wlrtlid, or babe ben 9teger 9eiGbrli1
perwuuoet. Sennp Sall ertldrte,
niAt i'm Stanoe al iein, gum gatrOll=
iuo9en 81 Qeben uno man muBte i'm
D0bin traoen. Ser Yatrplmaoen
bradte ben pIfenbur SAnerperleBten
na6 DEM Nrbeitsbauie rno ma mubte
i'm pom @agen in bas Snnere bes
NrbeitsbauIes tra9en, wOpbei er fort
pdbreno iur6tbar ltDbnte. sSm Dir
beitsbaule le9te man Den ,Seoauerns=
ipertben", Der li6 niht 81 riibren Der-
mp6te, auf einen Slid uno rief einen
gtrSt berbei. o0mit i'm oieier unter=
ill6e. SaQ lieB ii1 mortlos dustlei=
ben, er log oa nit gei6lONenen augen,
ihlen l6mer au 0thnen uno ltO1nte
Seitmeiie beitig. Ger Nrst be9ann i'm
81 unterIuden, f0nb nber nirgenos
cine @unoe. Sic iino unoerleBt,"
ia9te enoli6 Der gr5t. Sal Difnete
Die Iuaen, blidte peripunbert I'm lih
uno meinte, oas lei unmDgli9, er ipiire
Die &u9el in ieinem Maeen. No9.
mails unteriudte i'm Der glrst uno mie=
Der lalltete Der gefuno, baB Sal un=
perleBt lei. SEPT ipran9 Sal plOBlid
pom Slid uno iArie: sd bin wirts
liA ni1t Oerlebt? SIT oas 10? SD
Qlaubte, i6 lei Elm SOoestanoioat. SID
ih bate 10 piel @n9it!" nno er iprans
uno tanSte luitis i'm 3immer berum,
ipabreno Gle NnweieNoen in lautes &C.
ladter ausbra6en. Sail bat ipeaen
grauiamer WfiBbanolun9 ieiner Srar
800 Gage i'm Nrbeitsbauie absubuBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
S6met3.

- Son einem MISREPRESENTATION
unaliidsial. Der lid in einem Sauie
pes gabuiiofquartiers in 3iiri6 ereia=
nete, miro Dem 2userner .SaterlanD"
eemeloet: Der Spbn oes Sauies, Elm
trGftiger jnnaer Wann bon ca. 20 Sab
rem. ma6te na9 Mitterna6t, wie er IS
aile Sage 81 tbun pile9te, sinen Gunos
gang Dur6 oas ca 80 Dieter bobe Sc
bdlloe, oils ibnl in Der ). Stage einiiel,
er babe perseien. Die SausiGliNsl in,
Parterre 5uriifSulanen. Oils er bas
yeriGumte na6bplen pOlte, ~ereilte i'm
oas Shidial. Sas Sreppengelanoer
i'm 5. StOd mar blOB ca. 20 @entime-
ter bod uno als Der juu9e Damn i'm
i6nellitea Gaufe abrudrts Die 9ie9une
ettpas gu turS nabm, iiberi6lug ct li6
uno ~Itllrste ca. % Weter tiei in ben
9idtboi binab. Muf oieier Sabrt, ole
nur nad Setunoen bemeiien weroen
tonnte, entipann iih Elm iiir6terli6er
&i inns yeben. Wtit Hieienitarte
belt Der StiirSenOe LIBERAL ii6 feit.
teinen Nu9enblid oes 8siiies9e9enlpart
perliereno. Gr brad I'M Sail gauge
5reppenselGnoer ab, bog Ollr6 iein
trampibaItes Seitbalten eiierne Geldn=
oeriprpllen, aber bali 9lles nidts. SIN
en0eu &aume muroe er bin uno Der 9e=
wprien; iein 500 tuQre unpermeioli6
9epeien iuenn ni6t in Der eriten Gtaqe
cine Gilenitange qler iiber ben Qi6t=
i60dt %gelpaunt gerceien mare. Wiit
i6On gebrO6enen 8liebern umtlamr
merte Der un9liidlibe lie uno rib oie=
ielbe nit iih; oas binoerte Den Sail.
9lutiiberltrOmt, nit lOs9srihsner Sopia
baut uuo 9ebrodeneu geinen. ie 3
i6were Splitterbrilhe. lanate Der Be
oauernspertbe bel bolem YewuBtlein
aui Dem Steinpflaiter an.
- Sin srsoBlides 3wie9eiprd9 1T
in Der SiBung zines 3iir6eriiden @e.
rihtes 9eIilbrt wOroeu. Sin jun9er
Sottor beioer Hedte fir feline partei
einbringen. Statt oieien i'm Ginselnen
al leilten, mabte er MIR alioemeine
G%iureoen, mas Den PrGliOenten Sl elmer
Semertung peranlaBte' IS lit nod
tsin AopOtat bonn Simmel 9eiaaen, "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
Sic Yrobe eines Yiertcljabrs
bMu0crts beitanoen.

@abrenb zines Observation-Disclosures lit
DR.. Kings New Discovery erprobt wors
Den, uno bic WRiuionen, bsneu Der gtueen
BON beBen @ebrau6 seuoroen lit, be;eus
gen oeilen wunoerbare Seiltraft fir
SaIs, Sruit unb Sunsen. Gin Seilz
mitteI, bas bic Yrobe 10 LANCE bsltans
ben, uno bas iol9 aasemeine geirieoiz
suns 9eseben bat, lit tein 3 u6.
Sebe 6lai9e lit sarantirt Seituns gu
seben, ODER oas @eIo piro wieber err
%itattet. IS lit anerfamtermaBen bas
bette 9eiImitteI fir 9uiten unb Grtals
tuns. Frobeflai6en toitenfrei bel Z.
8. Guete's MpOtbete, SOS Wains
itraBe. 9roBe Slai3en so Gents unb
Sl.OO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
Gs iuiro Sbueu cbcusopieI
helten.

Serr 6rco. MiIer pom Sruing, ST.,
i6reibt, paB er LANCE Sabre beftige 9ties
reuIeiben bate, besIeitet uon beitiger
S6mersen i'm Giiden uno an Der Slaie.
Gr periudte uiele iOseu. NierenbeiimitteI
obne Grfolg. Tor ungeidbr einem
Sabre be9anu er electric @itters 81 9e;
brau9eu uuo fauo prompte gi~noerung.
electric @ittcrS limb oasu an9etban, ale
9tieren: unb Seberi6mersen Su pertilgen
unb gi6t oft fait ausenblitlide IbbiIfe.
Sin Seriud Miro uniere Gebauptnug err
Bdrten. EreiS bios so Gents fir cine
9roBe 6lai9e. gu baben in I. 8.
Nuete's apotbete. sos an Der Wsains
StraSe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
Guflen's Wrnica Salbe.

9ie bette Salbe in Der WeIt fir
S@nittwunoem, 9auti6lrfunsen, @un.
ben, @ei9wire, SaISHuB, Sieberwuns
ben, Sdorf, seiprunsene 9dnOe, Sroits
benIen, Grabenausen, uno ale Sautent,
a~unOunsen unb lit cine iidsre Seiluns
tur Samorboieen. SIS wirb %sarantirt,
baB oas Wtittel poutommene @enugs
tbuung gibt; wenn nidt, wiro bas @elo
5uritderItr: tet. preis 25 Geuts per
Sbadtel. - gu ~uertalien bel Z. W.
Gtuete, &potbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27

Der Hebolper nuritc ndtilrli1 babel
niht iehlen. Sn rlnem Stolle verified
ten Iih Die S%Sun0en. Ser s~ebnldbri0c
Gan 9tendn bate ben beid9ten RepO!=
per III ieiner Sano. Sem singer be-
riibrte ben 9riifer llno i'm nQ6Iten
gu9enblide trnhte Elm Shub. Sie
&ugel iubr Dem oiht IN Der 9tlbe
itebenoen l3jdbri9e g8m. &uilell in Die
linte Shldfe uno Der Sunge i0nt nit
einem lautcn 2luiihrei su @Ooen. Seil
SOB trat allf Der Steile ein. Slogan
unD Monusi berlieRen lout I'm Sillfe
rllfeno ben Stall uro mebrere berbei=
cilenoe &elte brahten Die 2eihc @urlell's
nod Dem Saiie iciner Wuttcr. Der
Coroner mllrbe bennbri6ti9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
@iKouri.

= Gini9e anoben in 81. 2ouis
fpielten oieIer Gage ouf Der StruBe
SnOiancr. lin oas Spiel interclianter
Su MAIDEN, brahte Der feline 9on Wu=
mel ieinen GeOOloer nit. Buffalo
Sll" mar ibr Sosal uno jeOer Der Sum
gen 9loubte oas 3eu9 in ii0 81 b0ben,
I'M Dem 9emanoteiten uno eriabrenlten
.rOtBen &rieger" Die Stan9e balten 81
tOnuer. SOs @reuSerleben, wie es Der
Sn9cno nun 81 bGuiig in wertblpien
eridblungen gei6iloert miro. iOllte Den
Spleen gu Grunoe SeleSt Weroen uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
I,1xrnthnrnrr Gazette.

Nfien am Sblpdllsc pieDer berausSl,s
siebeft, oGer Der Sioer lieB ni9t log,
mo 10 murbe bas drnle Sbier BON Dem.
leIben lebenoig aufgefrenen. 3tuei
Sappen uno meg mar er".
EfalS.
6ontmia q, %. Oft. Seute
ereianete ii6 bier Elm idredli6er linz
alildsfall. Die Srau oes Sabnmarts
Sbllnger, Die in Der Sriibe ben Sienit
that, tpuroe Dpn Der Wtal6ine oes 3r=
9es, Der 9e9en 6 llbr bic Station cr=
reidt, erfaBt uno i9tuer perleBt. Die
TerleBun9en lino oerartig, oaB al Dem
Muttommen Der Seo0lernswertben ge=
S%peifelt ipiro. Wtcrtwiiroi9 an Dem
6alie lit, baB idmmtlide @asen oes
langen 3naes iiber Die 6rau, Die Sipi=
lden oas 6eleiie gu liegen fam, binpe9=
fubren, pbne lie peiter SIT perlsBen, 70
DoB Die &DpiwunOs, luie cOnitatirt
lpuroe, einSig uno allein prn Dem
Sturse berriibrte. Sas lln9liif lit
lnlip GROCER, ais Die beoauernsipertbe
6rau Wtutter bon s &inoern, oarunter
nod nitt l9ulpfIidtise, 1T.
- Nbenba6 d, %. Stt. Sier bat
all SonnerItag Mor9en elm Srano
9eipttbct. Sas Serer entltano in ben
acknowledgement oes glferers Sob.
Grub. Silfe mar raid sur STEELE unb
blieb bas 6euer ,aui isinen Serb be-
ihrantt.
Sreinsbeim, %. Stt. Sci
Der beute gum oritten Male ltattAeiun=
Den tathpliideu Sebrerp0bl bier wuroe
NIT II ge9en 4 Stimmen Der aus Der
erIlen gSabl (Gnoe Qu9uit) i6ou ber=
pOr9eaangene 9ebrer Iorian aus &or=
beim CUR 3eit in SerbiBbeim) aeiudblt.
Sie erlte @abl Norims Duroe ange=
Tobten uno %erlanate niAt Die b~eSirts=
dmtll1e Selt1tigun9. Ser Darn benO=
tbl0te swsite @ablact bate Die @Sabl
oes Sebrers Mi1els aus &ubenbeim
gum Gr9sbniB. 9luh oieier Grnen=
nllug bIleb Die aeIeBlids Seltati9ung
peria9t, porauf Der beuti9e brittle
@abl9an9 obises Geiultat bate.
Sioen BURG
= Nn Neu= beSp. Grweiterunosball=
ten ilno allsenbliflib in Sloen=
burg uno nd6lter llmgebung ioeben
III Nn9riH genommsn ODER nod in Der
N~usiilbrung be9rlIien Die fpl9enoen
Orentli6en Gebduoe: 8roBberSpgli6es
S6loB. S,ueite SGlIte oes Gebauoes Der
Sanoesbant. Die grOBarti0en Giien=
babnwerttdtten, Der gSaliertburm alf
Dem Sabnbpfe, Die @rweiterungsbau=
ten oes Saupt= uno @iiterbabubpis,
oes SaIen unD Das Sbia6tbaus am
Stau, Die 6abritanla9e fir Mporper=
w%ertbung al Der Sunte. Die bereits ein=
aeweibt y6rieoenstirde" Der Metbopi=
itengemeinoe, enoli1 bic tatbolil1e
S6ule.
- ueberIabren pllroe bon Dem Yer=
~lpnenSuSe auf Der Strefe Noroen=
+ =Suoe cine Seeroe Sbafe.
SleIelbe mar 5piI6en Srate uno Sum=
melwaroen auf oas 8eleis geratben,
als se9en a ubr Der 3u9 Die Strede
paiiirte. time srOBere Nnsabi Der
Sblere puroe bon Dem 3uae set0otet
uno tbeilweiie sans sermalmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
@ic lit oicS!

Sir bteten eiubunesr, Dollars Selobnuns fir isosn
Sal uon Sdtarrb, Der rtht ourd Ginnebmen pom 6au's
satGrrbsSur sebeilt pcroer tuuu.
i. :. Gbeuep & Co., @igsutb. SoIebo, 8.
Wir, Die uuterseidrCteu, babeu 4. !. 96erep iit ben
Ieeten Is Sabren setdrut uno baIten ibu iUr ppusoms
men ebrenbuit IN allen Observation-Disclosures mo
~fuanSiel beidbist, aac BON ieiner SSirma eiusesansenen
Decentralization Al erinucn.
Wet Grudr r, groB9an6elssD rosuiiten, Solebo, 8.
Walotug, Finuun Il Warptu, @roBbauoelss
Drosuiiten, Eolepo, 3.
Saus SuturrbsGur wiro irnsrIit esuommsu ruo
pirtt oirett aui has Slut uuo Sic idletmteeu Sserfds
den ots Sp'iems. pretS 20 Seuts iir bic 6laide. Ters
fault pon allen gpotbeteru. !Seusutne lrei u%erianei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27

entgegnete Der SpitDr, nprouf aber
bonn S~orliBenoen ebenio '1lagfertia
ibm Den Gefheio lpurOe: IS fam and
tein Iopofat bilauf. - Spra6's uno
Die Terbanolung ging neiter.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-07-19
Nothing Strange.

Intelligent people, who realize the i'm
portant part the blood holds in keeping
the body in a normal condition. find
nothing strange in the number Of dis
eases that Hoods Ssrssparilla is able tc
cure. So many troubles result from i'm
pure blood that the best way to trea,
them is through the blood, and it is far
better to use only harmless vegetable
compounds than to dose to excess with
quinine, calomel and other drugs. BY
treating the blood. with Hoods Sarsap
arilla, scrofuls. salt rheum and what are
commonly called "humors;" dyspepsia
catarrh. rheumatism. neuralgia, con.
sumption ami other troubles that orr.
ginate in impurities OF the blood OF
impaired circulation. can all be cnred.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-07-19

WEST OAKLAND, Cal, July 1S.-An at
tempt was made last night to blow up
the local train connecting with the .
O'Clock boat from San Franciscn. 4
cartridge Of giant powder was placed on
the track. 1t did some damage to the
engine, but happily resulted in no injury
either to the crew OF passengers. The
train was well filed. and left the Mole
about ID minutes late. When il reached
Kirk street there was a loud explosion.
then flash Of flame. followed by dense
smoke. So strong was the shock that
the train WAS brought to a sudden stand
still. There was great excitement among
the passengers. and rush to escape
through the windows was made. The
conclusion shattered the windows OF the
cars and of residences along the line Of
the track. and the engine was twisted
and broken 10y the shock NJ one was
injured.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-07-19
William's Huntiae Gerh.

When the German ey,eror goes
hunting, he array: zs,nself In such
gorgeous1ens that the game ought 10
be proud to fall before SO magnificent
. cOnQueror. His hunting costume
was designed by himself. and he is
said to be so much taken with it that
he Omits no opportunity of wearing
t. 1t consists of BLUSH gray tunic.
with a short cloak of the same ma
terial. both garments having green
facings and broad epaulets. The
emperor has round his waist . bread
belt of green leather, from which
hangs . huge hunting knife. the
handle mounted with the imperiaI
crown of gold. He wears very high
lAcquered boots, gold spurs and a Ty.
roless hat Of gray felt. edged with
green and adorned with an enormous
plume Of feathers, which quivers 1t
every step. Berlin Correspondent.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-07-19
injured.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. July ls.-The board
of city trustees has adopted resolutions
condemning what is termed The tyran
ny and brutality which has character
lied the conduct Of the United States
soldiers who have wounded and assaulted
unoffending persons upon the streets -
The trustees also condemned the troops.
for the free and unprovoked use OF
their bayonets and guns and for the
reckless wounding OF innocent citizens ''
The resolutions conclude with the fol.
lowing paragraph.
Resolved That investigation has not
developed to our minds any cause or just
reason for the exercise OF extreme mill
tary measures in the community and We
expressly repudiate the asserted power
OF the United States army to wrest pris.
oners from our police force or to assume
the powers OF local authorities in the en-
forcement OF our police regulations.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-07-19
How the Wheels Go Round.

One Of the chief attractions at the
worlds fair last year was the great Fer
ris wheel. which will soon be taken in
five trains OF thirty cars each to New
York. where it will be put up at Broad
way and Thirty-seventh streets. The
expense Of taking down. trsnsportating
and setting up the wheel is estimated
at sl5O.OOO. During the worlds fair the
wheel went around ten thousand times,
and carried two million passengers. The
largest single load was carried October
10Th. 1893. when at noon l,76S people
where in the cars. The largest day g
business was October 10th, when there
were 5000 passengers. On the 9th, 10th
and 11th of the same month, ll40OC
passengers were carried in the three days
The wheels go round" on the great rail.
road system faster and with more effect
than the Ferris. The great Burlington
Route turned wheels to such purpose
that ii carried five millions of people to
the fair. and every day in the year its
luxurious trains carry the crowd be
tween Chicago and Denver. st. Louis
Omaha. Kansas City, st. Paul. and
Minneapolis. Get aboard, and ''see the
wheels go round" For tickets, time
tables. ETC.. call on your nearest ticket
agent. or write to w. ]. G. Kenyon. Ger
Pas. Aeent,ssSt. Paul, HiAn.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-07-19


The sub1ec: of packing is ono which.
comes home to everybody. Conse
quently Lord Kelvinis lecture to the
Royal society on the way the uni
verse ought to be packed is Of uni
versal interest. In his paper on
Homogeneous Partition of Space
Lord Kelvin, as | read, proved, %
skillful divisions of rhomboidal and
parallelopipedai bodies. that the best
way is in tetrakaidekahedronal cella
Fortunately that is just the way IN
which the universe 10 packed. !,
would BE- such . nuisance to have q
lot of odd pentekaidekahodronal cells
1ttering around, with chunks of ths
sky tussbling about and bits CT limbs
protruding into the middle of nexi
week. The travelling public will b.
grateful to the polygonal presideu'
DOR his hint. which clearly has Q prac
teal application, for what ~ good
enough for the cosmos is good enough
for Gladstone bag. = Pal. Mall
BUDGET
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-07-19

SAN Francisco. July ls.-A cast iron
pledge ir required by the Southern Paci-
fic from every striker who desires to re-
enter it's services. Each applicant for
re-engagement is required to sign a
promise that the applicant will sever
his connection with the A. r. U.; that
he will not join any labor organization
during the period of his employment by
the company. and that he will not be.
come member Of any brotherhood or
union for five years.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-07-19
HORROR!
Eight Men Blown to Pieces
in a Pennsylvania
Mine.


HAzELToS. Pa, July lS.-Two hun
dred sticks Of giant powder exploded in
the midst OF gang OF miners at Stock
ton colliery No. tolay. and not enough
Of the mems bodies was left for indenti-
fication.
On account of the distance OF the
Stockton colliery from the main breaker
it has been customary to send the dyna-
mite and other explosives in boxes TO
No. : and distribute them to the work
men al the bottom OF the second shaft
as they appear in the morning on their
way To work 1t was Charles ODon-
nell's duty to distribute the dynamite
and caps. The first men to go down IN
these are the only ones to return alive
from the opening. How many men, or
who they we're, who followed in the next
boat. will not be known until list Of
the living is taken.
The drivers went into the stables to
harness their mules. and il was while
they were thus engaged that the explos-
ion took place. Charles Shugert says
he saw about dozen men standing
about O'Donnell. receiving their powder
a moment before the explosion took
place. The drivers were hurled about
promiscuously. The men were paralyzed
with fright and fearing an explosion Of
gas had taken place and that collapse
Of the entire mine was about TO follow
they waited for death az though paral
yzed.
II WAS in this position that they we're
found by some miners from No. 2 who
hsstened through the subterrsnesn pas
sage way to No. B. As soon as lights
were seen the demoralized drivers has
tened to the bottom OF the shaft. There
q terrible sight met their gaze. Strewn
over the twisted and torn timbers we're
fragments Of human hesh and bones and
limbs Of unfortunate miners. The men
we're too much affected to attempt to re-
move the remains OF the dead. Res
cuing parties were quickly formed and
headed by Superintendent Roderick. a
corps of miners descended into the
nine The work OF recovering the bod.
les vas at once begun. but it was diff.
cult task. Fragments OF human flesh
we're found some distance up the slope.
clinging to the rails and ties and stick
ing to the roof. while everywhere were
bones and limbs. At this hour not
enough has been found OF the bodies to
make recognition possible. 1t is believed
that at least dozen men we're blown to
pieces.
After surveying the work Of destruc-
tion Foreman Shugart emerged from
the pit and instituted preparations for
bringing the remains Of the victims to
the surface. The dismembered frag-
ments were put together as we'll as pos
sible at the bottom OF the slope. After
all had been arranged the hoisting 10 the
surface commenced. In order that the
feelings Of the relatives Of the men might
be spared. it WAS arranged to hoist each
box to the top Of the tower and from
there take them TO their several homes.
AZ each box appeared on the surface An
agoniz,ng vail went up from the multi.
tude in waiting. Women tore their hair
and shrieks Of agony rent the air. The
officials did everything possible to ss-
sauge their grief, but very little could be
done.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-07-19

For the convenience Of those who
wish to make comparisons and for the
benefit Of those who can never remem-
Der. the JOURNAL will hereafter keep
standing a table of the corresponding
month Of last year, showing day by day
the principal meteorological conditions.
as obtained from the record kept by the
United States weather observer in this
city. Following is the record for July,
1893:
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The Truthful Camera.

The Engineer observes that cam
era is supposed to be machine that
will not lie, but from some points Of
view, especially the perspective. it
stretches truth till it cracks some. A
view of an engine from the back cyl
inder head makes it look about 600
feet long, while a drawing room car
photographed from the door looks
ike q railway tunnel
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The figures in the right hand column
denote the average thermometer reading
for the day. The average for the month
was "A above zero. The highest was lO7
in the shade on the u. on the 10. 20 and
81. the highest was los. LOG and l07, re-
spectively in the shade. On those dates
10. % and 81, the average was So. 80 and
Ss. A very high average.
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Only on Alternate Days.

CHICAGO, July Is. The Railway
Times, the official organ of the A. r. U.
which has been publishing daily bulle-
tins since the trouble began. announced
today that hereafter il will issue on al.
ternate days.
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CHICAGO. July 1S.-Sixty engineers
working under the Stock Yards Switch
ing association have been accepted at
their old places. Most Of them are again
st work. The places Of the ysrdmen have
been filed by raw recruits.
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"A. 2. d A. NJ. Yellowstone Lodge No. s6 meets
n Masonic Hall on first and third Wednesdays
~ sach month.
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"Castoris Is 20 well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" II A. ARCHER, NJ D.,
Ill So. oxford ST., Brooklyn, n. Y.
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In. O. .. y. Custer Lodgee No. I3, meets in
their hall every Monday night.
|6sntinal Encampment meets frt and thi.d FRI
day Of each month.
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THE WISE TRAVELLER,

In sel- irosd Route. selects
That affoi, ex, .en and most COM
fortabl, fi.i - b Milwaukee.
That traverse ,e and pictur.
esque por. :, !" funtry-The
Milwaukee.
That has land N ;sj, rsJ utation Of
strength ano nab. ity-The. Mill
waukee.
.-.ovs popularity and is stamped
III ~. il approval-The Milwau-
Thas has ;artIa. Ioadi and most
fiequeut train vice = The NIL
waukee.
That regards, always. the ease, comfort
and safety Of its patrons-The Mil
waukee.
That furnishes the latest private COM
partment cars and latest library buff
fet smoking cars-The Milwaukee.
That furnishes elegant drawing room
parlor cars, Tree reclining chair cars
and sumptuouss. .diningj Icars-
Milwaukee.
That has exclusive use of the electric
berth reading lamp-TheM milwaukee.
The Milwaukee" combines all OF the
above and more, too. 1t trains are ves-
tibuled, heated by steam, electric lighted
and unsurpassed in luxurious appoint
ments.
The immortal Lincoln said: Follow
the people and you cannot be far from
right" The People use. The Milwau-
kee."
j, 7. CoNLEY,
Asst. Genl. Passenger Agent,
StAPaul, MINI.
NorR.-Five trains daily from Twin
Cities TO Chicago. onsito st. Louis and
ensgtooKansaao0tv.