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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18
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porbel9e9en, ionbern i6reibe eiula6 al
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18

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idreibt uno ib ienoe uuentgeltlid eiu
Radet Der wunoerbariten Meoian bic mid
uno maude anoere pollitGuoi9 turirt hat.
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matismus bebaitet paren. Subu u.
Stuitb, Utllmaufee, isis. Sept. A.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18

DR.. prices Cream Safine powoer.
@eltsausiieQungs @eaaiQe uan 1iplouI.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16
THIRD VICTIM Recovered.
The Crushed Body Of Thomas j.
Jones Is Taken from the IIl-
Fated Gaylord Slope.

WILKES BARRE, Pa, March ia
picture OF gloom prevailed at the Gay
lord mine this morning when word
came up the shaft that third body
had been found. The body recovered
was that of Thomas ]. Jones, and it
was with considerable difficulty that it
WAS identified. Whom found he was
lying face downward, and from all in
dieations he had evidently started to
run when the cAve-in took place, and
was knocked down by the fall
Tine remains were placed in q neat
casket and then removed to his late
home in Plymouth, where an anxious
widow aud five children with sad and
fearful faces awaited the arrival of
their ouly support, His funeral took
place at o'clock this afternoon and
the interment was made in the famil y
plot in the Forty Fort cemstery
The rescuing party received a set
back this afternoon aud tonight, which
may postpone the finding Of any more
bodies that still remain under the rock
before morning As fast as they re
move the debris, masses of loose coal
comes tumhling down, so that very
little progress can be made.
An arm OF another Of the Gaylord
victims WAS uncovered this morning at
Il 30 aud the body will be brought out
before morning.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16
BIC JOE'S suit MlSCAURIES.
Judge Woodward Holds That a Min.
ing Engineer Is Co-EmpIoye.
Case TO Be Appealed.

WILKEs- BARRE. March 10 The Rase
OF Joseph MAtuskOwilz, better known
as Big Joe, who brought suit against
}. G Hayden d. Co few days ago for
S25. OOO damages resulting from his in
generation in the Jeansvills mine for
nineteen dsys without food, was taken
from the jury this afternoon and YER
dict for the defendant ordered by Judge
Woodward.
1t was shown at the trial that Joe
agreed 10 exonerate the company from
the payment Of all claims in considers-
tion Of $50 The judge gave bind
ing instructions to tud for defendant
company on the ground that damage
was caused by the negligence Of A j.,
Wolemsdorf, mining engineer, whose
survey and map was inaccurate, be
being co.smpioye. Some Of the
jurors protested against tine ruling but
as the case was taken out Of their
hands, the protest was unavsiling,
II is said the case will be taken TO
the supreme court, as it furnishes one
Of the best tests of the present mine
law ever brought into the courts for
decision. The question whether q min
ING engineer is a co-employe Of miner
or laborer, is an important one, and II
Judge Woodwsrd's ruling is upheld,
it will be very difficult in future to Sc
cure a verdict in suits for damages
against coal companies.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16
FLASHED FROM WASHINGTON.

The president yesterday signed the East
river bridge bill.
M, r. Corcornn was yesterday appointed
postmaster Mt Duryea.
Tho senate baa confirmed the nomina
tion Of j. II Mulin to be postmaster at
Pittston.
Promoters of anti-Option legislation In
tho house predict success when tho Hatch
bill comes up.
Tho Travellers Protective association
opposes the bill before congress to tax for.
eign drummors.
A bill to relieve Brigadier General j. r.
Brooke Of two New Mexico Judgments
against him has passed tho house.
EK.Congressman aud ex Clerk of the
House George NJ, Adams haa been ap.
pointed pension agent at Louisville, Ky.
The house committee on the subject will
report constitutional amendment In ia
vor Of electng United States senators by
the people.
The Chllian claims commission which
has been In session since Ojt. ., and will
die ON April ., has definitely settled but
one claim.
The French government has formally
demanded $40 900 for goods OF French ex-
hibitors burned In tho manufactures
building at the Worlds fair
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16
MISS POLLAUD'S Character.
Testimony Presented in the Famous
SUIT Against Breckenridge to
Prove That It Was Clean,

WASHINGTON. March 5-Iu the
Breckiurtdg,- Pollard trial this mora
ing Sarah Cess, a colors woman, over
whose deposition in Kentucky there
was much discussion at the opening
OF the trial. was placed on the
witness stand. She testified that
ten years ago Colonel Breekiu-
ridge mad bagun to visit her house OF
ill.repute on Broad street, 10 Lexing
ton. with Miss Pollard They met
there many times At the close Of her
testimony she said that Colonel Breck
snridge had called upon her last sum
mer after the suit had been filed, aud
told her he hoped she would have moth
ing to do with the case, to which she
had replied that she must tell the truth.
The reading of Mrs Kstcham's de
position, Mrs KstchGm being Miss
Pollsrds Lexington landlady in 1884
IS and So, was finished after recess
Il was shown by the deposition that an
attempt had been made through ques-
tions asked the depoueut during nsr
examination to implic4te Colonel Swope
and other citizens Of Lexington with
Miss Pollard, but Mrs Ketcham's ans
wers were all to the Effect that Miss
Pollard had acted in modest manner,
as a chasts and good girl.
The deposition OF Major H B Nc
Clellan, principal of the Sayre Female
institution, where Miss Pollard w4s a
pupil, was next read The dsponent
did not know Of any acquaintanceship
between Colonel BrsckinrIdss and Miss
Pollard and he had never seen any
thing about her to excite suspicion
The court adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16
IN OUR OWN COMMONWEALTH.

Forest fres are devastating mountains
at Cammal, on the Fall Brook railroad.
Frank Larocca was badly slasbe1 by
stranger while on his way TO work in
Reading.
Attempting to board coal train near
Minersvil5, John Curry fell and was cut
to pieces.
Charges Of conspiracy and bribery were
brought against the school board OF RaphO
township
In default Of bail, John W Beamsdefor,
who elopsd with little Cora Fisher, is now
ia Lebanon jail.
While shifting Northern Central car
near York, Flagman James Taylor was
fatally mangled.
Judge Albright, Of Lehigh, Ia holding
court In SChuYlkill county, owing 10 the
illness Of Judge Cyrus L. Pershing
Annvills folks are puzzled by the ac-
tlous Of Rosie Kramer, who frequently IL
is alleged, INDUCES in a lengthy francs.
Homer Crawford, president Of the State
Dairyman's association, mas purchased th9
Pennsylvania Farmer, published at Mead
vile.
By throwing red pepper In o deputy
sheriHs eyes, two Pittsburg prisoners
were enabled to escape, but were recap
tured.
Ex.County Treasurer j. j. Gramley, n
grocery dealer, Of Bsllefonte. was closed
by the sheriff on judgments aggregating
10000
Thieves broke into the postOfilce nj Tim.
icula carted the office eafO away in n
wagon, and blow II open, getting all its
contents.
The Central Pennsylvania Methodist
conference at Harrisburg listened TO fiat
tering reports Of churcn progress In all
directions.
The Common wealth Electric company,
Of New Jersey, has secured permission
from the state to open branch Office In
Philadelphia.
Adiutant General Greenland will 90 TO
Gettysburg today TO make arrangements
for the next division encamptment OF the
National guard
The parole system is believed to be
working admirably at the Huntington re.
formatory and TO produce beneficial re.
suits by appealing to the honor OF the
young men,
In an exhaustive opinion Judgy Metzger.
at Williamsport, decided that tbs school
board has full power to refuse admission
to pupils who fail to comply with the
order re quiring vaccination.
Jnmes wilkins well known produce
dealer, was found dead In the bath room
of his Philadelphia home with the door
and windows tightly closed and the gas
! from two burners turned on.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16
FLASHED ALONG THE WIRE.

Kansas city Republicans will meet in
state convention AZ Topeka June g.
st. Louis police are making war on the
slot machine, as violating the gambling
ordinances.
Searchprs are looking In Minneapolis for
n 81, OOO st. Bernard puppy stolen from
George Gould,
Charles Thomson and wife were killed
by lightning while driving to church near
Damascus, Ala.
Conservation of Rev p. J. Donohue, OF
Baltimore, as bishop Of Wheeling, will
take place April 3,
Robert T.. A. DUR, late Of Philadelphia,
has been made publisher of the New York
Mail and Express
Because his sOn WINS arrested for abduct.
ing servant girl Druggist Frank Triori
Of New York, took strychnine.
George Eli Aylesworth, W years old,
aud president OF tho Westminster bank at
Providence Il. l., has become domented.
For the loss of his steam yacht Alya, W.
K. Vanderbilt gets 1906, 900 from the Met
ropoltan company, OF Boston, whose
steamship run her down.
Pleading guilty to stealing S2I, 600 from
the defunct st. Nicholas bank OF New
York, Paying Teller Lewis A. Hill was
sentenced to prison for four years
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16
PUT THAT TRENT" ADVERT % INIT WITH ERE Ut WILL REACH THE TENANT YOU WANT

Ben, he received something from nearly
all and one gentleman pleased with his
work handed him five dollar note,
Tho rope which was used to hang
Puryear was sold during tho day at
twenty five cents for a small piece and
found ready sale. The oak tree from
which the negro was suspended Is be
ing stripped Of it's limbs by relic
hunters They were stopped by the
owner
No arrests have rs yet been made
rnd those engaged in the hanging are
smiling and keeping their mouths
shut Judge Craig will doubtless or
der the arrest OF all the parties con-
cerusd. but ii will DO impossible to
ascertain who the guilty ones are. Ex-
element during tho entire day ran
high,
THE CORuNER'S JURY.
After tho body OF Puryrar had been
cut down and taken charge of by the
authorities, the coroner empanneled a
jury and repaired to the Jail. The
jury heard the sheritfs account Of Par,
years escape from Jail and then re
cess WAS taken until > O'Clock in the
afternoon, Whom the jury met at that
hour one or two addresses were heard
and then an adjournment was taken
until tomorrow.
The feeling in the community is ia
yorable 10 tho lynehsrs OF Puryear, and
unless those who disbeheVs in mob law
should persist in pushing the case
against the lyuchers, tits probable that
none Of them will ever be- brought into
court for their act Not more than
twenty men were IN the crowd that
hung the negro, but no ous mentions
any names, although it is generally
known who some Of the lyuchers we're
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16
Quay IS AN INFLATIONIST.
Blanda Bill to Coin Vacuum Passes the
Senate.

blunuA hlll TO Coin vacuum fnbHoh lhS
Senate.
WASHINGTON. March 10 AT l2 80
the Bland seigniorags bill was taken
up, aud Mr. Carey. Wyoming. charac-
terized the bill as the worst blow aimed
at silver Rincs1ths demonetizatlonlot sill
Yer In 1873 Mr.. DUBOIS. Idaho, said
that ho took no comfort in voting for
tho bill Mr. Mitchell Oregon. said
hb should vote for tho bill not because
he believed 1t went 30 far az IL ought to
go in the interest of silver as money
metal, but because IL was move on
the Legislative checker board IN tho
right direction. After some fur ther
debate tho vote was taken aud the bill
was passed, yeas Al, nays 81 All the
Populists voted yea When the result
was announced there was hand clap
ping in the crowded galleriea
The Republicans who voted for the
hill were Senators Dubois, Hansbrough,
Mitchell (Ore). Pettlgrew, Power,
Quay, Shoup Stewart, Teller and VOL
cott. The Democrats who voted
agalnat it were Senator'S Brice, Caffrey.
German, Mcpherson, Mitchell (Wis),
Murphy, Palmer, Smith and Villas;
Hill (N " announced his pair with
Mr.. Dixon Or. H.
The fight inaugurated against the
coast and geodetic survey by Rspresen
tative Enloe Dem Tenn two years
ago, was renewed in tne house today,
but was not concluded.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16
Richard Puryear, the Slayer Of
Christian EhlerS, MObbed
at SrOudSburS
BROKE FROM HIS CAPTIVITY
And, iat Dripping With th9 Icy Water Of ths
FQcClO, He Is lylChed,
NO ARRESTS ARE YET EFFECTED

6y a Clever Ruse, the CoIored Muir
derer Whom Moo Once Before
Tried to Treat to Quick Appica.
ton OF Impromptu Justice, Escapes
from the Monroe County Jail and Is
Pursued TO the Sank or the Pocono,
Here, While Vet Wet from His In
voluntary Bath, the Fugitive Is
Oyertaker and Seized, and the Next
Act in the Frightful Drama S Per-
formed Under the Limb OF Con-
venisnt Tree-Eor Two Hours the
Murderer Body Sways to and FRO
in the Sight Of the Sloodtnirsty
Mob-9iecss OF tine Rope are After
ward Sold as Souvenirs, and the
Tree Is Osnuded Of Its Bark, for the
Manufacture Of Mementoes - No
Arrests Yet
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16

PARIS, March IL
IN 4 230 o'clock this afternoon a
h\ bomb was exploded just inside
Il\ the main door Of the church Of
II U the Madeleine. The report OF
the explosion wAs 40 loud and far
reaching that most people thought at
one time that another explosion had
occurred in the chamber OF deputies,
hut this notion was quickly dispslled
by II rapid spread Of accurate informa-
ton as to its locality.
When the bomb exploded the crowd
in front and in the vicinity Of the
church scattered in all directions panic
stricken, but seeing no further danger
returned iu great numbers, Every one
was trying to get into the church and
the crowd at the gates became so dense
that every passage way WAS tightly
blocked until the police succeeded in
forcing them back The pecuniary
damage to the church is not large
JERKED BOMB FROM POCKET
The Abbe LIE Rebours, who is at
tached TO the church Of the Madeleine
was standing near the inner swinging
doors when the explosion occurred His
version Of the affair is this: The man
carrying the bomb had passed through
the main entrance with the stream Of
worshippsrs who were pouring into the
church and was about TO pass the
swinging doors. He had his hands in
his coat pockets One of the doors re-
leased by person passing through, re.
bounded violently and struck the man
on the arm. The blow upon his arm
caused him to jsrk his hand from his
pocket and with it came the bomb,
which fell upon the floor
Then came the explosion, which
hurled persons near by in all direc
tions When sufficient order was re =
stored to enable an investigation to be
made the body of the man who had
carried the bomb was found lying lust
outside the swinging doors His
clothing had been torn into shreds aud
his sntrails were protrudiug from
great hole in his abdomen, the
most of which had blown away and
was scattered about the space in the
lobby, while the walls, the floor and
the clothing of many who stood near
were bespattered with blood and frag
ments of the mans flesh. Upon ex-
animation of the horribly mutilsted
body a number Of nails ana bits otiron,
with which the bomb had been charged.
were found embedded in the flssh and
in the abdomen.
WAS A NOTED ANARCHIST
The man was miserahly clad and had
few articles in his pockets Upon the
body was found a pocket book, which
contained a number of clippings from
newspapers, TO ysther with photographs
Of the anarchists Ravachol, valiant,
L.pine and Raynal The men arrest Ell
have been Srraigned before msgis-
trate and are now undergoing exsmina
| ton
The body of the dead man having
been fully examined, the perfect of
police expressed his belief that the
bomb thrower was none other than the
notorious Anarchist Psbardy, who WAS
reported TO have planned the recent
bomb explosion in the Rue St. Jacques,
on which occasion the landlady of thu
small hotel which was the scene of the
explosion, was killed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16

the cabinet council on March Z Pres.
dent Dole submitted plans for a con-
stitutiOnal convention. The convention
shall consist OF eighteen mem bsrs Of
the present council, aud an equal nun.
ber OF elected delegates IL shall bS
summoned by proclamation Of the pres
ldent Every resident Of Hawaiian.
American or European citizen. shall be
entitled to vote under the usual former
qualifications, II domiciled for one
year. rsgintersd and sworn.
The oath for voters and delegates is
IN effect to support aud bsar true al
legisnce 10 the provisional government
and to oppose any attempt TO restore
the queen to the throne, or to r'-estab-
lish monarchisl government IN any
form IN the Hawaiian islands.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16

assailantS. One OF the girls tainted
and had to be carried into dwelling.
Policeman Steiner arrested Keller,
disarmed him and placed him in the
lookup. TO which he was followed by
an excited mob making angry threats.
He WAS afterwards liberated on bail
for hsariug tomorrow. 1t ia reported
that the shot from his revolver hit II
small boy.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16
INFORMED He IS DEAD.
The Pension Department Tells Veteran
spraeus That h. Is.

The Pension Department Tails Veteran
Spraeus That Il. Is
AURORA, ILL.,, March l5.-Mrs Julia
L Sprsgue, OF this city, hiss Just re.
ceived the startling information
from tle Pension department at Wash
ington that she is a widow, and that,
therefore, the pension claim of her late
husband cannot be allowed.
About three years ago her husband
horatio 5 Sprague, member Of the
Second Massachusetts, infantry, spilled
for y pension under the act Of June o,
1890, he being then totally and per
msuently disabled. Ample proof Of
disability, service and distitution were
filed This was the last heard Of the
application until last night, when
Sprsgue, who is alive, but disabled, re-
ceived word tnat he is dead aud hence
his claim is rejected
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16
HANDS ACROSS the SEA,

Fear Of prosecution will force Der
Socialist an Anarchist organ, OF Berlin, to
leave Germany
King Humbsrt, Of Italy, celebrated, his
tit,ieth birthday in much state, holding
grand review Of troops.
Socialists in the rschstag declared
vehemently that they would not vote a
cent to build monument to Emperor
William l, but the appropriation was
ordered.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16
NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR.

Professor Alonso Williams, Of Brown
University, R publican Candidate,
PROVIDENCE. March 1j. The Re
publican state convention today nomi r.
mated Professor Alonzo William', Of
Brown university, for governor II
ward C. Dubois for attorney general
aud Samuel Clark for general treas
urpr
George Peabody Wetmors was re-
quested to become the candidate of the
party for United States senator
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16
MIKE KELLY CONSULTED.

Eastern Magnsts Pat Powers Wants
Allentown In Eastern League.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, March l6 Patrick
Powers, president of the Eastern
league, visited Allentown today for the
purpose of inducing the local ball club
of which Mike Kelly ia manager to
join that organization, Nothing def
mite was arrived at
Among the players with whom Man
ager Kelly is negotiating aro Clih
Carroll, Hark Baldwin, Sam Wise and
Pitcher Davies. of last years New
York team.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16
TWO MINERS KILLED.

Another Fatally Injured in an Accident
while Engaged in Conversation,
WILKES BARRE, March 10 John
Staney. Michael Probkoskie aud John
Brudeu, employed in the No. 4 shaft Of
the Kingston Coal company, were
standing alongside of a platform near
the head OF the plane this afternoon in
conversationiwith each other Cars OF
coal were being hoisted at the time,
and not thinking of the danger ahead
they were caught
The two former were instantly
squeezed to death, the latter was fat
ally injured aud cannot recover
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16
BOMB F|END IS
BLOWN TO DUST
The Missile Which He Intended for Others
Proves His Destruction.
Church DOORS LUCKY LURCH

He Hurls the Weapon from His Grasp
Before His Plot Has Ripened. and
the Many Lenten Worshippers at
the Partisan Church OF La Madelaine
Are Preserved from a Frightful
Scene The Victim Proved TO Be a
Noted Anarchist, and a FaVorite
Disciple OF Rayachol
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16
FIRE ON NORTH MAIN AVENUE.

The Grocery Store of Mrs, Ellen Morton
Gutted
At II 30 last might fire was discovered
in the rear of the grocery store Of Mrs.
Ellen Morton on North Main avenue,
West Side
1t burned dsrcely for a time. aud be
fore the firsmen obtained control Of It
the interior Of the store was gutted
and the stock destroyed The loss is
covered Ivy insurance.
Mrs, Morton ia at present visiting at
Denver, Col The origin Of the fire is
unknown
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16
DEMOCRATS DAMAGED the BILL.
Their Unwise Suggestions for Changes
in Administrative Features.

in Administrative Features.
WASHINGTON March Is The senate
finance committee consumed all Of the
morning hours in disCuuion Of the
administrative features Of the tariff
bill, The Republicans say they expect
to he able to show that the Democrats
have damaged the whole bill by the
changes in the administrative features
they have suggested, aud hope that
certain amendments which they today
pointed out will I've made.
Nothing was said as to the time when
the bill would be reported or when the
debate would begin alter the measure
reached the senate
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-16
TWO YOUNG sLoPERs.

The Groom Ia Very Young and Escapes
His Mothers Vigilance
SHAMoKIN, Pa, March i5.-Lillian
Hornbergsr, comely miss of 90 years,
aud William Welker,,,a youth Of II,
last night evaded: the vigilance of the
latter's parents aud eloped to Philalel-
phia,
The pair had been frustra ted earlier
In the day by tho boys mother, who
soundly lsctured the couple and sent
the groom prospective to his home,