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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15
WrjnGt.

$50 lit Qeter Saui0el, Sobn bes Scrru
Snuldel, &abats unO GigurrenbGnoler aus
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mebr BON ibm 9eb0rt. Gr fam uor etpa 9
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15
SabcsiGQc.

3u 4enIecOla in 6lOrioa ltarb am
SOnnta9 6ruu &. OitbauS, gebOrene
&. 8efer BON Milwaufee, mel6e bier
in Dubuque wDblbetannt lit. Sic
wrroe i'm Sabre 1868 in bieiigcr StaOt
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nit Scrru Sitbaus, einem &iinitlcr
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uno beiano lid 9eiunObeitsb0Iber in
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i6r @atte, i0r Sater, Orei griIOer uno
bier S6weltern. Sas SegrdbniB mirO
gu Millpautee itattfinoen.
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0aushalterin iudt cine EfeQc.

Cine tatbolii6e Srau mittlereu 9lters, Die
I6on mebrere Sabre iiir eiren Brieiter oas
NouSmelen 9efilbrt bat, iu6t cine Stelle ais
NahSbQlteriu bel einem B~rieiter. @ute
3eu9niiie itebeu su Sieuiteu. aoreiie:
Wfrs. Solmer, 315 Pierce Ctr, Council
Gluiis, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15
Grnnrt Bier.

Sic Gm6uauc M,alttm9 COMPANY,
bet eim UOr3tgliGcS uGrport 9ter''
auf oem Ylarft geieBt, ipelbcs tn
SuartsSiaiGcm SO baoen ut. 9Siro
foftcnfrct G~6geliefert. SeIepbUn
so, 81,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15
= sir seu Ssussebraud, beaeQe

SIR oem SauS8ebramG beieae
man BON Der Dubuque Walting
SO. entipeoer uGrport 9ier'', in
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bon cinem Pint ienoen. Wau bes
iteae i6riftlid ODER telepbonire an
0e. 81. g0irS foftenfret abgeltes
fegt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15

GNnlt lpdre Der g%egenpQrtig BERT
ihenOen gSirre in GiienbabnrOten, aui
Oieier Einie weni9itens, abgebDlfen.
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Giitritt=0 criht.

Sir Den Mtnitcrmin De3 Tiitritt=
geri6tes muroen fOIgenoe @rOBQei0po=
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6errin9, Yntrif &rien, 9iit. Casper,
$. =. 6reeman, u. s. S'GOnnell unO
Hubeu 90Wtins.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15
Wrscn Mntritt Der Grbjgajt icimcs
SruoerS
GnbuQue, ben Il. Mai 1894.

pirb 9ein6t: 20 ntbioS AIlaro, oebirs
ZIG aus Noblepoclt, 3tegicrun9Sbc;irt Srier,
Sor2 Sobren wobuboit in G6ico9o, 81.
CThirlunth Plaschs? p 9lntluort oil q. Ill
laro IN Sppperbin9en, GroBberSogtbum
%Euremburg, europa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15

Die SurlingtOn bat ioIgenoe
Yrciie iclt9eicBt, melte 5piihen Oh
bUqUc, 6Ouncil Sll13, Gm0ba, &on=
las 6ltO, ct. SoiepD, %eaDemwOrtb
un0 9lthiipn Qelten iOlIen:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15
0rtrnut.
Sn Ct. MiUrien lUurOen oieie Q8o6t
Serr Yeter w. g8inter nit Sri. Anno
Strueber ebeli9 getraut.

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Ses8 ebeli6 getraut. SRI. Hei6mann
lit in Oeuti6en tatbOiii8en areiien Der
StnOt gut 5etNnnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15

Srnu Sophia Gebler, wObnbaft 168
an Der Queen StraBe, itarb i'm 2llter
BON 81 Sabren. Die SeritOrbene bin=
terldBt 2 SObne unO 5 5O6ter. 9as
Se9rdbniB ianO Sonnta9 MOr9en Su
Gore i'm bieii9en GOuntp itatt.
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Nranht ,&hr Cincn Trnpidl !

@crr s.. GODn, go. 1899 Coulter
2lOCmc, mott quite Scppihc. Ntm
mcrte lj6 Den PlOB: 20. 1929 GOuIer
MOeuuC.
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geltorbcn. 9tGbere Nugobeu ie6len. 9Ser
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ten, ms oauou 81 bena6ri6ti9en. Mar
0ebe babel momOali6 oelielt G5eburtsort Oil,
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glm 9ienltag MiOr9en I'M 8 llbr 80
Wtinuten itorb Serr s. y. SarleD,
elmer Der %betannteiten @ei6dftsleute
uno d~lteiten SewObner Der Staot i'm
Glitter bon 50 Sabren in ieiner 9Spb=
nung an &Ocuit Spii6en Der s.. uno 6.
StraBe.
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49, Gic Slcimincn bel Galena 6obcn
fhOn OieIe5 So0r iiber Orei Giertcl
G}iaiOncn PiunO YIej 81 Sage geiOr=
GFrt.
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Ilnkna4rihtru

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oieier Sage uniere St0ot nit einem
6lOB, WeI6er 3, 440, 900 SUP 8aubol3
cutbielt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15

SOs g8Oiier Oes GIuiies, weI6es bis
jeBt in beitanoi8em Steigen besriHeu
mar, flQt wieoer.
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Gir Gabnane Giab 8rinac 90.

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Der lOllene Sa1r l0uttt:
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15
Ser bulocrt l5nulo

&nubol3 nn6 Omaha 8 Gents, nu6
&Onida 6itp, Ct. SOiepb, 9lt4iiOn unO
GtNpenportb 9! Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15

glm 9OnnerStNg muroen Serr g.
&OlfeubN6 uno SRI. S6epple nit eiu=
AMBER Derebeli6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15

6OlGCnOcs iinO Die Gutb0bcn Ooer
Die fcbIeuOen Summen Der ein5elncn
TDuOs:
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-30
Fought over a woman.

OMAHA, March 80 Irving Gardner,
son of the dean of Trinity cathedral,
and Harry Colpetzer, son OF million.
aire lumberman, fought 20 bloody
rounds iii regulation style, the result
OF rivalry over an Omaha society girl.
The ring was pitched in the billiard
room Of the mansion home Of Colpetzer
and only "a very select circle was pres
ent to see the son of the dean get
knocked out in the Goth round. Irving
Gardner is IA featherweighto OF about Is,
Colpetzer is in the class ahead of the
Gardner youth i'll boxing and weight
and has quicker eye. That is why
he won, and knocked Irving out after
long battle, for the boy from the ca.
thedral was plucky and did his level
best
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-30

ARDMoRE, l. T., March go = A woman
named Rolf died at Purcell under pc
culiar aud suspicious circumstances.
She was buried the next day. The
body has been exhumed and an investi-
gatigation made, which disclosed the
fact that she died from the effects of u
criminal operatio !. DR.. j. II. Colby.
who attended her and at whose house
she died, and DR.. r. S. Duf1ield, who
brought her from Paoli to Purcell,
were at once arrested AT the prelimi-
nary examination at Purcell it devel-
oped that Dutfield had offered doctor
at Paoli $50 to perform the operation.
He was refused. After hearing the
testimony the commissioners held the
accused in $1,000 bond each. Dr. Colby
gave the bond, but Dutiield, failing
was taken to Paris, Tex. to DO lodged
in Jail
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-30
Crossin g the Atlantic

Usually involves sea sickness. When the
waves play pitch ard toss with you strong
indeed must be the stomach that an stand
1t without revolving Tourists. commerce. l
travellers, yachtsmen, mariners. n ! testify
that Hostetters stomach Bitters is u { bes t
remedy for the nausea ext erienced in rough
weather on the water. Nervous ard weekly
travellers by land often suffer from SOC e!'ng
akin to this and find In the Bitters It's surest
remedy. No disorder OF the stomach, yer or
come by this prompt and thorough remedy.
Equally efiicacious is it for chlls and fever,
kidney d rheumatic troubles and nervous.
ness. Emigrants to The frontier n ould prov do
them elves with this fine edic'nal saf guard
againt the efIe Is OF vlc, udes Of climate,
hardship, ex, osur5 and fatigue.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-30
No. 1876 Austin Ave.
". n. DUTTON.
Notice of Eleotion,
No. 1926 Austin Aver

The citizens Of Waco and of the
respective wards are hereby notified
that since Alderman Symes has re-
signed his position ~ aldeim IN OF
the second ward, and Alderman
Brlnkerhoif resigned as alderman
from the third ward, there " III be
held a special election IN said second
and third wards for the purpose of
securing an alderman frS IN each OF
said wards To ill the unexuire0
term Of said off cers allowed named.
he officers elected hereunder to
hold office for one year, and until
their successors have been elected
and have qualified. Said special
election will be held on Tue sday.
the third day'of April, a. d. 1894;
Tor alderman of the second ward at
the West End Engine House, Allen
West, presiding officer, for alder
man OF the third ward, at the i'm
plemcnt house Of Mr. Hu,to, situa
ted on Eighth street, between FIR snk
lin and Austin streets, Charles
Mott, preceding officer
{. G. McCuiLocn, Mayor.
Attest
w. &. COOPER,
City Secretary.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-30
TORTURED BY ROBBERS.
A Farmer Horribly Burned Before He
Would Give Up.

PARKERsBuRG. w. Va, March 30. -
Robbers entered the house of Basil d.
Hall wealthy farmer at Great Bend
and demanded his money Hall re-
Gently sold farm and a few days since
received $4,000 in cash, which he kept
concealed about the house. The thieves
knew this and they threatened to kill
Hall if he did not deliver the money to
them. Hall said he had sent the money
to the Ravenswood bank.
Then they tied him to n chair with
ropes and tortured him by holding n
burning lamp under the palms of his
hands, burning them to u crisp Hall
still refused to give up his money, when
the robbers caught him by the head
and forced it down over the burning
lamp and burned one ear to a crisp,
when Hall consented TO turn over the
money. Hall handed over $4,000, a gold
watch and other valuables. Hall SAYS
he can reconize the men, who, it is be-
heved will De arrested soon.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-30
TRULY IN A CAD WAY.
a Novel state OF Affairs In the Town
OF GrANcscnd.


New YORK, Marcn 30. Judge Brown
of Brooklyn sentenced l6 more of the
guilty Gravesend election inspectors to
various terms of imprisonment. this be-
ing the last batch of indicted officials
of that breezy burg who have fallen
abatt the law. Gravesend is now in a
bad way and the people who reside
there are III peck of trouble. There
are altogether Is election inspectors in
the place. Sixteen have been sent to
the penitcntlary, one is out on bail and
one, Frank Clark, superintendent OF
the Gravesend race track. is at liberty
He is the only inspector left out of the
whole batch.
An election Is coming on the people
of Gravesend are puzzled to know how
1t IS to be conducted with only one in
spector To see that the law S obeyed
Clark will, it Seems, have to play a
lone hand The law directs that when
vacancies occur in the board of election
inspectors they shall be filled by Ae
town board
III the present instance, however. the
town board cannot act for the reason
that 1t cannot muster quorum out OF
jail. The board recently consisted OF
John Y. Mckane. Justice dick" New
ton, Justice Kenneth Sutherland,
Jacvues $. Stryker and Washington J
Gladding. McKane is in Sing Sing,
Newton is in the Kings county peni
Tertiary Sutherland is fugitive from
/ justice and Stryker and Gladding are
under Indictment.
| Even if they were not they could not
act, as 1t requires three members to
make quorum In the circumstan-
ces the Gravesend election to fill the
vacancies caused by the enforced alb
sence of the Mex aneites will nave to
be supervised by the superintendent of
the race track. There is no other way
way of doing it, and the Gravesenders
have decided to let it 20 at that, unless
some body on the outside shall inter
fere and seek to have the governor i'll
terfere.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-30
A Blow Mt High Salaries.

HAsHINGToN, March 3o--Represen-
live Boon of Minnesota has intro
bed q bill for the reduction of COM
bsation of persons in the government
! vice. The bill recites that the unit
tue of money Is decreasing and that
(vate wages are falling, while public
tsries are kept up to their old figures
further states that the people are be
\ borne down 10y the incompetency,
honesty or corruption of those who
btrol the affairs Of our govern
Ent."
II provides that salaries from $1,000
$4,000 be reduced % per cent, and
pse from $4,000 to S20,0 be reduced
|l.3 per cent; all above $50, 900 re-
iced 80 per cent,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-30

FOREST CITY, Ark, March so The
|rrest OF IS whitecrps on indictments
burned by the grand jury, now i'll
|esslon, has caused intense excitement
he trou bic arose from the failure of
|Ome OF the farmers to discharge their
|bligations to the merchants, and the
|onsequent foreclosure of mortgages
peld by the merchants. This, it is said
ID to the burning of mum Der of farm
fOuses owned by merchants. and it IL
|or this offe nse that the parties under
(rrest were Indicted. 1t is feared that
|he intense feeling that has been ell
bendered may result III bloodshed
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-30
PRECINCT OFFICERS.
Justice ofthc Pence.

The NEWS ia authorized to announce j h
Earle IN a candidate FIR Justice # the Pence
preclnt No /. subject to the action OF lhs
Democratic party
THE Ntws la authorized TO announce
W. II. Davis az a ca did1te 1t the approac hinp
election for Justice OF the Peace. Preci' ct No.
|. McLepDan county, subject to the action OF
M Democratic party
The NEWS is authorized to an ouucs Jas. g.
Fitzhugh, as candidate for Justice OF the
Pence " Precinct No /. McLenpaD county
subject to the action OF the Democra' ic party
The NEWS Is authorized TO announce j II
(Bob) Banton Il. candidate for Justice Of the
Peace, Precinct NO. !. subject to the action
OF the Democratic partV.
The NEWS Is authorized to announce j. N
Gallagher IA cani a'e for Jneiice OF the
Pe4ce precinct No. F, subject to the action Of
the county Democracy.
Constable.
Charley SPARKS Announces himself rs can.
didatc for constable OF precinct NJ. /, McLcn.
nan county. Texas, subject to the action oi
the Democracy OF the county.
THE NEWS Is authorized to announce PINK
SPARKS IA O CANDIDATE for conetab o. Precinct
No. l, subject TO the action of tho Democratic
party.
The NEWS IL authorized to announce Joe
Brightwell, as a candidate for constable IL
Precinc. M. /, at the next election, subject 10
the action Of the Democratic primaries.
The NEWS Is authorized to announce George
W. Crppen Ms q candidate for Constable In
Precinct No. I, McLennan county. at tle next
election.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-30
:AI THE BABY TO DEATH.
L.,bls Crime of Two Small Bows
ut Ell Reno.

>ib1s Crime OF Two Small Boys
at Ell Reno.
RENO, O. T., March 30. A pecu-
liz horri Die murder that has Just
be to light by the confession of the
.bful perpetrators was committed
Cheyenne county Saturday.
Mrs. Williams, it appears, had left
babe in the care of its younger
I,bers. Gibson, aged 6, and another
still younger During the mothers
snce Gibson slipped up to the bed on
/ ch the child lay and beat it todeath
\ club. After having killed the
" the two boys dragged the lifeless
II to the rear of the house and were
pairing to bury it when discovered.
kson, though seemingly aware of the
brmity of his deed, refused to give
reasons for committing it, and un-
his brother told the story of their
kul work the details of the babe $
kible death had not been known.
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The Largest Cocoanut Tree.

BALTIMORE, March 30.-The cocoa
It tree in the palm house at Druid
Dill park has attained height of over
feet, and it has become necessary to
By it with strong wire rope. In u
ar or two it will have to be cut off.
! is graceful tree. Mr.. w. d. Ham
bon. the gardner at Druid Hill park,
Used it. Fourteen years ago he
Dsnted a cocoanut at Patterson park.
|hich in u month or two sprouted and
Few. Three years ago, when the
Zee was % feet high, Mr.. Hamilton
(snted it in rich soil in Its present po-
|tion. 1t IS said to be the largest arti.
Eally grown cocoanuu tree in the
|nited States. \ date palm planted
the earth near the cocoanut tres has
|aves 20 feet long and circumference
IS feet 1t is "a magnificent plant,
bid by many to be the finest ever seen
conservatory 1t has only been
lanted out two years.
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During the late War.

Il contracted piles during the
late war. Have doctored with most
eminent physicians for 80 years
without ralief; l used Comet Pile
Remedy; the first bottle of Comet
Pile Remedy gave great relief, and
| grew better until the third bottle
cured me-"
G. + WoLrER, Clinton, Mo-
For sale by II. G. Fisher d Co.,
druggists.
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Captured at Alma.

FoRr SMITH, Ark, March 30
Frances Ketcham, alias Charles Har-
din who stole two packages from the
Wells-Fargo express containing S10,-
600 at Galveston while acting as mes
senger was captured Wednesday at
Alma Ark. He entered suit for $50
600 damages when suspected, but dis
appeared when the case was called.
He had $4,000 on his person when
found.
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A LYNcAlNo PROBABLE.
Mob Expected to Saw. the State E,-
pcnse at spriugilcld

NASHVILLE. March S0.-Recent de-.
Veiopinents IN murder case have ex.
cited the people around Adams station
Robertson county, and lynchiug will
probably result. A month ago the
body of Charles Smith was found in
Red river, and johnson Gaines and
another negro named Edwards We're
arrested OF suspicion with two women.
whom all three mad visited Two law
yers visited the house in which the
women lived and told small boy that
they wanted to see the bloody clothes
belonging to the murdered man. He
produced the clothing, and told how
Gaines had murdered Smith with a
heavy stick.
When the women We're confronted
with the bloody clothes they broke
down and confirmed the boys story.
The motive for the crime was revenge.
Gaines had been employed by farmer
named Wash Fletcher, bat was fogged
and discharged by him. He then swore
vengeance, and. it is alleged, not only
burned Fletcher's barn, but also fired a
neighb boris barn. Smith had also been
employed by Fletcher, and Gaines, hop.
ing to again get work OH the fa1 m
where he might carry out his scheme
OF revenge to better advantage. it is
said took Smith off and murdered him
Edwards was given S25 to assist in the
crime. The development of these
facts has aroused great Indignation
and mob is expected at Springfield
where the prisoners are III custody.