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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
Sons Of Yetsran. Gnards.

Fremont, O., February 3.-Gen. H. S.
Buckland, q this city, crmmandant of the
Sons Of Veteraas Guards United States OF
America. has assuued command at head
quarters at Fremont. General order NO.
! has lust been issued as follows
Irwin II. Fanghoner, of Fremont, o., is
hereby appointed AdiUtant General COL
R. Il. Leonard will assume imnedlate COM
nand of the hrst regim ment Of lllineis !nIsn-
trv- :. Y. q. with headquarters at Chicago,
mi AN commands will be entitled TO NUS
ter into the reorgauized Sons Of Veters2s
Guards as q whole upon application o. the
commander who will be allowed three
months time TO perfect arrangements for
the same.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
Ksrnln Knock Out Davis.

TOLEDO, O., February 3.-About 400
spectators saw JACK Kerwin. OF Lima,
knock out John Davis, Of Chicago, in the
eighth round Of a fight held near North
Baltimore early this morning. The battle
was TO have been fought in the town, but
opposition compelled the combatants to
take 10 the woods Five hundred dollars
and receipts went 10 the winner. who
claims the light weight championship in
the State
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
nnnrarIan Charred %ith Poiaoninr

WLKEsBARRE, PA, February 9.-Mich-
ael Dyke, Hungarian, was arrested in
Sugar Notch, charged with poisoning
Michael Malachi, Jhis wife, and three chill
dren. DYKE has, boarded with Malachi,
who orderce niTn to leave the house for in
sulting eNNlttsr's wife. After eating, toe
entire fam ~ became suddenly i'll, and
paris greent Pas found in their food. Two
physicians after an hour. pronounced
Malachi aud his wife out of danger but the
three children are still in critical coudi-
ton. When Dyke was about TO be locked
I'D he drew Ia knife and stabbed himself in
the abdomen, inficting serious wound.
Heis now a the hospital.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
Mr. BOYD KNOWS WHAT HG IS.
II He Didn't Before, lie Now Does, For
Col. Fisk Has Told Him.

DENVER. Col, February 3.-Col. A. S.
Fisk to-day sent an open letter TO Senator
Boyd who referred 10 him as man who
neveI-earned an honest dollar, in which he
says The Senator possesses the combined
attri6ltes OF the ass, the hog, the pole cat,
addeI- and the snake He also brands the
Senator as a coward and poltrOon. The
Senator wrote the Colonel a quasi letter or
apology for his remarks in the Senate. and
the Colonel would have let the matter drop
there had not the Senator declared in an
interview that he had retracted nothing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
WHIPPED Az EERlNe HUSBAND.

Eight Men Take Charge OF the Man,
whns HIs wife Licils His Psramour.
Sp-c.di IslegrGm 20 ne sunday Register.
ZANEsvILLE, o., February 3.-EiGht
masked men, accompanied by Mrs. George
Cullins, Of Madison township, went TO the
home of a ueighoor, Miss Collins, where
they found her husband They took him
out and beat him severely, perhaps fatally,
releasing him only when ne promised to
never visit the house again. In the mean
time the wrOuged wife entered the house
and whipped the young woman. Cullins
claims he has discovered the mems names,
and wnen he is a0le to leave the house will
have them arrested.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04

t+1' T-gr1w % tts Sun8sV RtT's'sr.
s.sss>.1t. .-roV. ID. C. February 3.-The
~ lug wa Virginia postmasters were
Appointed tO-uay;
Thomas Wharton, at Eagle, Fayette
county. vice e. G. Sullivan, resigned.
r. T.. Boggs. AZ Rock Cave, Upshur
county, vice Il. ~ CheuvrOat, resigned.
T ID Harris, at F0nJaine, Logan county,
wee w. -. Eontalne. RESIGNED
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
After . --emp.,tnous rrIp.

NEW YORK, February 3.-The Garia. OF
the Cunard line, arrived at her dock this
morning after an extremely tempsstuous
passage. On January 2lst she broke q
spindle and had to lay to for repairs. On
January S0th she met cyclone, accompa-
MED by tremendous seas, and while no
serious damage occurred further than the
loss of life boat or two, the snip labored
heavily and several Of her crew were in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
A FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Flying switch that Cost One Life and
the SERIOUS Injury of One Person.

the Serious Injury of One Person.
SBs-tal TstsgrzDs 70 .1s sunday RsOisssr.
CUMBERLAND, o., February 3.-A fatal
railroad accident occurred here tonight on
the Eastern Ohio Railroad. The passenger
train from Cambridge was making run
ming switch and the coach and enc box car
were thrown into the siding with terrible
force, and before the brake could be set,
crashed into lot OF empty coal cars.
s. b. Bay, a prominent butcher and
stock dealer o. this place, was standing on
the platform Of the coach and when the
crash came he was thrown between the
cars and terribly crushed and bruised,
diving from his injuries in about thirty
minutes. lie was 90 years old and lived
alone.
Conductor @. 3. Stephens was in the ex-
press car and was thrown against q heavy
chest. striking his forehead, ana tits feared
that no is seriously injured. He is uucon-
scious az this time, out the chances are that
be will recover.
Several passengers who were in the train
were badly shaken and scared, but none
was hurt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
rslrnhn Hriti.h rnr

Copy71oht 1894. 6V The Assoeiat'a Press
RIO DE- JANERo, February 3.-To-dsy
Poixetos officers seized the British tug
Cardiff with a cargo OF dynamite while
it was delivering to Da Gamas
insurgeut ships. The English residents
are aroused over what they consider
serious breach, but others think Piexoto
justified. The facts have been csbled to
the British government.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
Tom Rurns sIgned.

BRooELYN, n. Y, February 3.-Tom
Burns has affixed mis- signature TO q con-
tract 10 play ball for the Brooklya club for
the season Of 1894 A signed contract was
a so received by FoUtz from Geo. ). Schoo.
George is an old lesguer too, and has been
doing gymnasium work al winter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
TAE FERRY coMMIrrEn
Net on the Island, Last FvsnInR,
Prsoared Notices.

Prepared Notices.
Last eYeniug the Ferry ColNmittee
Island citizens met at Myers ", corn
Of Virginia aud South Penn s. ets, ar
prepared the legal notices 81 fort
that application will be made Ros
Of Commissioners for ferry
notices will be posted. three
three in Clay district an
Court House, ara sign
Joseph Purcell. Carl
Hamilton, X. X. Gin =.
John r. Mende ant 4es,
and after reciting the pls fdtng
places for the boats, and Other Httten
contained in the city ordinance, state tha
formal application viii be made 70 th
County Board on "Wednesday, Februar
2sth, for the right desired.
II was stated az this meeting that e. ~
had been actually subscribed 10 the sto
Of the Company. and that vigorous C.
vas for additional subscriptions would
now undertaken, aad as 10 vas dific
for committeeman 20 catch many Islf
business men AZ home during
day, all citizens OF that part
town are requested to leave worS
their wives or other megh,,s
households as 20 tho amc
will taEe, 50 their name
subscribed may be listf
IL was stated last ev
ter for the Ferry Com
the city during the da
A letter was rece
city civil engineer.
stating they stood
across the river To-
transportation Of
Island 70 the cit
success and satisfs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
WIN Send Committees.

PrrTsBURe, PA, February 3.-The Win
dow Glass Workers Association, the
Flint Glass Workers Union aud the Anal
gamated Association OF Iron and Steel
Workers will send committees % Wash
ington to appear before the Sel2te Com
mittee in opposition 10 the Wilson bill.
A tariff committee Of manufacturers,
among Y7hom are James A. Chambers, OF
tbi- and Frank L Bodine, of Phila-
viii aterrr~he hearings in the in
sha ma turers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
M.tth.rs won, Hars 1t.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, February Sin
response 10 a letter from tae Fort Wayne
Athletic Club proposing TO have the Cor
bett-Jackson fight there, and to first have
q friendly test Of the law in the higher
courts, both sides to stand hy the Courts
decision, Governor Matthews says he will
have no friendly test Of the matter, ard
assures the club that the fight viii not
take place in Indiana.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04

.ioi 7fl,ortm o ths Snneav Rsslst,-

SpsetGt Issepr-n' o u1s oH'tsdy hsSSssFs
WELcH, W. VA, February 3.-Recently
while passing through a dense piece Of
thicket on Island Greek, in Logan county,
captain Hatheld's dog discovered large
baaf- in the mouth of a cave Hatfield
nulde combat with bruin, and succeeded in
iRlling him with his knife. Cap. was
Aghtly wounded. Devil" Anse, bis
iAther, has killed four bears this winter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04

lSsecidl Tels0rdHl 70 t4s sunday Rs9Ifts-.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va. February s.
Donaghho's pottery, near this city, which
has been idle for several months, has be
gun 70 feel the Improvement IN the ousl-
ness situation and will on Monday next re-
sumo work with full force OF hands,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04

WAsHrys-os. D. O.. Febfhary 3.-For West
Virginia. rain o. spow "A TIE earl Inornln 2.
followed during Suadayfby fair; colder: north
winds.
except snow furriss near the Yea; coldsy
west % north winol
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
The Coney Island Club.

New YoRK, February 9.-There was a
meeting of the board Of directors of the
Coney Island Jockey Cluo held in the
rooms of the club. A reply to tue letter Of
the Joint committee of the proposed new
Jockey club was drawn up. III explained
over again the attitude Of the Coney Is
land Jockey CLUB. IL was signed w. &.
Lawrence, President of the Coney Island
Jockey Club, and said: "In view of
our decision TO continue our existence
as racing association as the Coney Island
Jockey CluO. we prefer TO await your COM
plete organization before appointing a COM
mittee to confer with yours. We believe
in this way our efforts and cooperation
with you will be more effective in your
purposes for the Improvement Of racing,
with which we are entirely in accord" !"
The ultimatum was not altogether unex-
pected by the horsemen. tits now thought
that the work Of organizing the new Jockey
club will be pushed rapidly forward.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
stora House Rurped

Euscial Tslssrea 10 rt- Sunday Rsgiits-.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, February 3.-The
store house and cOntents of the Turkey
Knob Coal Co. 40 Riyerview was destroy
ed by FIRE last night. The loss IS estimated
az $1,000; no insurance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04

SDsesdg 7s,egrafn 20 " sunday Rsgisse-.
TERRA Ara, ESN.vuary 3.-NIr. Frank
Glover. formerly enVs s>shis place, but now of
keyser, was fa,slly hurt this morning at
20 water station. His train had broke in
two and he bad just stepped OF the engine
6vnen a helper struck him, crushing bis
Right side. He was brought 70 this place
where medical aid was given.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Appears 20 be Popular in Baltimore, as
it il Elsewhere.

BALTIMORE, Mp, February 3.-The sun
and the Morning Herald, of this city, to-day
signed ninety-year contracts with the As
s0ciated Press, aud at the same time have
given notice of the discOatiUuaAce OF all
relations with the United Press. Ia view
OF this action, all of the English morning
papers OF the city Of Baltimore, namely:
the American, the sun and the Herald, TO-
gether with the Ernmg NclCs in the after
noon field, are now allied exclusively with
the Associated Press.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
NEW YORK BOARD OF TRADE.
Hon William l.. Wilson Was Their Guest
Last Night.

LatC NlRnI.
NEW YORK, February 9.-The New
York Board of Trade held its annual ban
quet atthe Waldorf Ctfe tonight Hon
William l.. Wilson andNCharles Emory
Smith, Of the Philadelphia Press,
were the guests of honor Mr.. viii
son was down to respond TO the
toast: 1.-THE Experiences Of a Tariff Re
former Owing 10 Mr.. Wilson's III health
and fatigue consequent upon his la0ors in
Congress, he made no set speech, AMI only
delivered q few felicitous remarks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
NOTES OF THE nIVEE

News OF the BOats aai Bossasa AIoag
tfe Obio-
Or. CITY, PA, February 3.-River 2 feet
4 inches. falling, cloudy and mild.
WARREN, Pa, February 3.-River 2 feet
8 inches and falling; cloudy and mild.
GREENSBORO, PA, February 3.--River 10
feet inches and rising; cloudy and warn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
John Kelly sirus.

DENVER, Col, February 3.--John Kelly,
the celebrated driver, to-day signed with
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
A Great skarIng Carnival.

MONTREAL, QUE, February 3. 3.-Nearly
seven thousand people attended the annual
race meeting of the Canadian Skating AS
sociation this afternoon. The weather was
everything that could be desired, MILD yet
not enough to affect the ice. The track
was quarter Of mile and the ice fSrfect
johnson was the hero of the day although the
crowd was partial 10 Douoghue. The fol-
lowing is summary OF the events: 220
yards, j. S. Johnson, Minneapolis won /,
Joe F. Donoghue, Newburg, \. Y, second !;
II. A. DaN son, ST. Paul, third. Time,
20 3-5 seconds. Half mile, j. $. Johnson,
won; Donoghue, second; r.. David
son, third. Time. 1:41H second
l mile, j. s johnson, won; j.
f. Donoghue, second; }. X.
McCulloch, Winnipeg, third; A. Norseng,
Christiaua, fourtn ume minutes sec
onds. Five miles, Joseph +. DOnoghue
won, J. X. McCulloch second J. s. John
son third, Norseng fourth; time l6 minutes
IL seconds. Ha,f mile backward, r. T. Il.
Holcomoe, Montreal, won; Il. J. Smart,
Montreal, second; time l minute 46 sec
ouds Hurdle race, 220 yards, w. p. Ir-
win, Montreal, won; Il. I. Holcombs sec
ond; time 2S 2-5 seconds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
A BIG DEMOCRATIC MEETING
Sa<eiGi 7slsgrda to ne Sunday Rsstst'T.

Endorsed aud Thanks Extended to Mem
bers OF Congress.
S7eeiGi 7si.qrom to lhs Sunday Rssists-.
Democratic meeting at Moorefeld this
afternoon passed resolutions with but one
dissenting voice endorsing Wilson, thank
ing the members who had had courage
aad patriotism enough to vote for the bill
against local interests. sustaining the ad-
ministration and asking the Senator'S TO
pass the tariff bill without delay. IL was
q very large meeting FOR the Unfayorable
dav
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04

Bos,o- "a fire which brol-s
worth Of property. VI
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
ONE MILLION OR TEN,

is question that only those intimately
associated with his affairs can say. He
was in receipt of very large income for
years and he made excellent investments
in many ways But whiie his income was
so large his expenditures also were great,
especially so in support of educational and
charits bic institutions aud in direct chari-
ties.
As early as 10 o'clock telegrams of con-
dolence began TO pour into the Ledger
ofice. These, as fast as they were re-
ceived, were sent to Mrs, Childs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
Siuic S6oa, cine Eodter oes %rr. Nitolas

Siuic Sboa, cine lo9ter oeS Nrl. NitolaS
(boll.
am Mtittmo0, ben "a. Sdu., murOeu in
oerleIbeu Rird)c ourh RsD. ". :. SrGlie uou
lteD G0ln getralt (nr. Garl Soboll, Gobn
oes lorr. Better Nobonu, MD Nrl. 0sarD
yt0HE. Utj,lt s3Glier oC9 ort. 2utou NrallB,
r'6g UoH H.t.a.lua.
Am l|teuItQa otu 30. San, wro i'll
gct9,unt Der b]ctGUfta SO gfabyti0nt Gr.
Dld0ei 5h5Qey. ciu GotH otj >ru. yotcii
&Glligr, nit SIT. 2ul.e (rtiutlt, lodter ot5
yegltOlbeligH lOhu 1ngtueu D0n irolp GrDg,
oulH Rco. T. 8. Msibe9 getraut werocH.
Gur0 jtep. !. Glotamp ueroeu an so.
San. e6ellW perblmoen 0r. Soiep6 Sba=
llelt nit 6rGuletn Wtorp Noeleu, @eioe Doll
bier.
Der vMinneiOta Yoit" pon Sba=
topee, Wtlnn., entnebmen wir Oas sol
9enoe:
@r. mid. G6uler, wel6er icit ;pei
Molnten III ellington, 2. D, Eel icirem
Sobne uno perl6ieoeneu onoern Sreuloen
sum Eellbe Dci.te, III legtel ,Sreitag 9eluno
mo m!Iter ;uriidSetegrt. Seinem Seridte
gsnuS gatte er glle .3eltct oort ullo pertrleb
ttb Die 3ctt n~reilteilS mt ,3ipiden". @lulge
lelltcr Sreulloe ~lieiertet lbm III ,Sol9e oellell
oos @alo SIR 6eimreile, aueroilSs unfreis
UiulS.
@r. Sobu 9. Glemeu uuo 6rdu uebit
tSrou Jtlf. jtieS Don Rem OiGrftt marel ;sIln
Geiu9 bel sSatob Glealen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
Snrembnrsiid)es aus Selsiem.

@rlpn, IL. San. Mm porigen
Samitag permdblte iid bier Sr. Soiepb
Seantp, Staatsanlpalt nit 6rdulein
WatbilDe &i6aro.
@albing. Die stipa 22idbrige
Clara Wtiiller, Sil9lerin bon bier, bate
lei6t oieier Gage our6 Den S6pinOel
Dem SoOe gum Spier fallen t6nneu.
Sieielbe biigelte ndmli6 in Der 8ei9el
bel Wittwe Stoifel. SOn einem jdben
appfpcb gcpla8t. ging OieIelbe binters
Saus, INN iiA nit iril6er Suit Su Ia
ben. Son einem plDBli1en S6winoel
iiberiallen, iiel oas arnle Sino etpa
Dieter bOb in einen, binter Dem Saule
gelesenen Wancrbebdlter. Die Sn=
fallen oes Saules, Dur6 Oas lanae
@e9bleiben pes WdDdens beunrubi9t,
gin9en binter's Saus uuo Ianoen Die
lln9iiidlihe iammernO uno nit tlaf=
fenoen Wunoen an Sppie i'm Waller=
~bebGlter. Ser Dinsugeruiene Mrit
fano neben Den gerleBungen lei6te
innerlibe S~erleBungen.
Mtbus. IS lam tiirsli6 aus
2pn9wp nad gtbus Elm Siin0lin9 nit
einem lurembur9er MGoben, has lett
Sabren leiner Samilie entlauien uno
lih in 6rOntrei6, obne oaB man wuBte
no, berum9etrieben bate, wuroen aber
BON Niemanoen auIgenommen. ga
nobm Der Siin9ling &eiBaus, oas
Wdoden aber, Oas lid suerlt in ben
@arteidal oes Stotionsoebduoes ae=
flil6tet, no mOn es aber bel ShlieBunQ
oes totals ni6t ouloen tonnte, pertrpb
lib n06ber in einen Wag9on, 100 man
es Mor9ens balb eriroren uno pbne
SewuBtlein a%ntraf.
SbersW artelinsen, 3. San.
gm per~9ansenen 6reitag bat ii6 bier
ein trauriSes llnSliif e%rei9net. Ger
6rubenarbeiter 5. 9. bon perle arbei=
tste in Der Sdieisrsrube pes Srn.
&abprn. ploBli9 lOits iid BON rinsm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30

Dem 0rr. Sob. S1lenB, Sierbrauer
pes Srn. 6uud=griAer Die Summe bon
400 ST., inoem er oeien GArarf
crbrad. G~jeuuunter Bat III Stuti1Iono
cine StraIe pm Z Wlonatcn obSubttBer.
Die Muiien BADEN am 9ienStag
Den 9. San. 2uremburN %uerlallen. 9lm
leBttn IaQe bcllfte Die Population
Hob Die 6banngQgatriobrit. 9lbenos
iolQta Gas bieliQc Gfr5iertcrps elmer
NintuounQ Der ruiliitcn Gffiiiere sum
Iiuer I'M 0Ote. Sruileur. Wtit Dem
Wahtsus iiber StraBburg perlieB Die
Ieputation uniere StOot, I'm oireit in
ibre 0einabt SnriidSutebren. &o lie
bis gum Is. [. W.. Oell ruiilhen 9tell=
iabr eintreiien nil.
g. 6. 8. Der @~ro6berSog lieB ii1
i'm Ntelier SernbOft III Der 6olonels=
UNIFORM ieiltes rullilteu Sragonerrea
giments photographers. Seaglei6en
licf lih ole ruliiihe Population nit
unicrm Cifilertorps iuiammen auf=
neDnlen.
Sei Der meaen Sbei lun9
itattgefunoenen Yerlteigerung Der &ell=
ter=SDiu'i1en 8llter III gtcuOOrf mur=
Den nabmDaie Preiie e~rSielt. Sas 9e=
0euilber Der Srauerei oes Srn. Scnri
Stunt 0ele9ene Wpbnbnls iopie SetO=
-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30
GHaB=sotbrimsen.

Gin 6redli6er Il n9lits.
all ereianete li6 Su &lein=GOleln in
elmer 8rube. Ser geremam Beter
6aber aus Werlenbah 9erietb nit Dem
Sppfe unter eilen berabltiirSenoen Sels-
blof, welher ibm oenielben polItdnoig
Seribmetterte; CT mar lOfort cine Seide.
Sn SaDingen wuroe am 4.
Sanuar Der 24ldbrige Grbeiter Sacob
oas Spier zines i6rstli9eu llneliits=
falls, inoem cine nod i'm glilbeuoen
3uItanoe befinbli6e S9lafenmaile
erplpoirte uno ben lln9liitlihen 10
furhtbar %perbrannte, oaB Der Sob EN-.
trat, nod ebe Sacob 3eit bate, I'M
Siilie 81 rufeu.
III 4. Sanuar brad gu Sieoen-
bpfen in Der SGgerei uno auf Dem grOs
Ben SolSplab bes Serrn Yetrp in 9eau-
regard Seuer aus, oas na1 elmer
Stunoe angeltrengter grbeit aui ieiuen
Sero beitrantt mar.
Sn W onti9np wuroen in Der
Reimbursement auf Elm 6eniter oes SAFE
Sbines, Oa uo li6 Der Stammtii6
b%eIinoet, ie6s Gepolueri6iiie abgefeu-
ert. 0erIelbe 6repel w~ieOerbplte li6
am Neujobrsmorgen Dor Dem Sauie
oes 6enoarmen Saper. Sn beioen
6dllen wuroe glilfli6erpeile Niemano
perleBt.
Die u d II marie Meper,
pbne feltes Somi,il, welte als lurem-
burailhe StaatsangebOrige aus @liaBs
Sctbringen a%llsgewleien lit, tebrte Dor
elnigen Saaen pine uorberise pDliSei-
li@e GrlaubniB nab Wteb suriif. Sas
urtbeil lautct auf 4 Woden Saft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-30

@eriiite ein un9ebeurcr @alfen, fiel
bon betrd6tliter SDhe berob uno traf
oeu .pber e~r!udGntSu 4rbriter.. Seine
Ntit0rbsiter trnsen, i'm pie tpOt aus
Der @rube GeraGs. Gr it jeop9 auBcr
GeOensgci0bt.
Sn W drcour ltarb am 4. San.
Der GGi5ure Serr 98ilbelm Sarthel,
&utcr Ocs Oortigcn 8farrers, rad Grn.
pfaug Der bl. Satramente, I'M alter
pon &c SaDren. Die Seeroisung fanO
am Z. ltott.
3u &abage, 6eneinoe Belle,
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