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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Joins His Partner, Hook, in De.
Tending Himself as Well
as His Captain.
TRIAL PROBABLY ENDS TO-DAY.
Capt. William Strauss, Of the East
Sixty-seventh Street Station,
May Be Next on the Rack.


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'',''''ss'o"e'S "o"'u come 10 d" emu
'e .. Hiah' mas iiequeh.iy anu p''
very 'o'"piaineo 'hat rresloeh' Mar
Tin In particular, and the other Police
Commissioners, Sheehan, Murray and
herwin. evinced hostility to hAS clients
we, pree,uoed harness. ~
But he said In conversation. this
hsnoG, ~ a,n,os, au.r,' oase t,o co,n.
'e"ei''' /" a'''ost every vase ''e So''-
mssioners have ruled against us, and
~. inta,.,on ,a ao,,ra - ,,,r,,ish SO
''e '"'''i''o'i anu uesne W iu' h's" "S
dmP.e grounds on which to make sue
cessful appeal from their decision to the
,.,r,,. ~ ~. a,,ont -, ,ha aoo,s;o,, hoin,
QUITS IN the event OF the oec,S'oh pelns
against u.s. they could not nave done
more for us.
30 r,n,h nobor,, and neoh,n and
'p' 'oiei's anu '
Hook are broken and dismissed from
the force, we shall have no difficulty in
rornsto,in. thew, ;,
'''''a,hS ''en
Mr. Wellman, on the other hand, was
jubilant because, as he puts it, he had
haep bla cnp,-ir, tho a,,usal nHicarS
sD,e ~ eo.,'. ','s .u oa''s ','
ont OF the mouths OF the witnesses pro-
duced in their behalf.
Within forty-eight hours after the de-
,t =, -
cislon IN the case Oh the three men on
trial, should it be against them, an
other Captain will be put ON trial
nope ior All immaculate aecis'oh'
said Mr. Wellman. land to begin an
other trial Monday. l can't say who
viii be the man.
:. C. s.
Is capt strauss Next
From other sources bowever II WAS
isarned that s,rar in al probability Capt
seventh street station, will be called
upon to defend the charges made BY
the Bohemian Liquor Dealers. Associa-
ton before the Lexow Committee
At any rate the hallway leading to
Mr.. Osborne's room in the brownsfone
Courthouse has been throngei by these
days.
~ was 1890 when the proceedings
herty and his former ward men to-day
At Police headquarters.
Mr.. Grant said that he doubted IL any
other witnesses than Ward Man Meehan
and Capt. Doherty would be called, al
though half dozen OF the overfed wo-
men from the Fourteenth Precinct were
present.
PatrSlman Bernard Meehan. of the
first. He used to he ward man or IRE
cinct detective ar the Fifth street station.
under Cant Dohertv
He is a small, compact. young-Iooking
on his sleeves and has been eighteen
years a policeman.
He testified that he had in eighteen
years been ANA e aararat. 81 ten
days' nav for viola lion Of The regnIa-
tons on seven or eight complaints.
MT; Grant read the various allegations
The witness entered . nositive denial Of
each. '
Now. Mrs. Thurow has testified that
she saw Won at The Eifrh street sta lion
the night of Jan. 6. isss. between 5 and
what You kno Ss" about hr; I that'. tel US
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Catharine GeItzer Was Murdered

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., July ga Coroner
Jury at Egg Harbor city yesterday decided that
Mira Cathsrine Csitzer. an aged resident OF that
city. who disappos AIRED last September, and whose
remains we're found on Monday in a swamp
three miles from her home, came TO her dealt.
AZ the hands " persons unknown. Suspicion
points wards a man seen in the neighborhooi
o. where the body was found. and bis arrest
NAV foIl.w.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
FLYING MAN" NOT HURT.
He Had Only "a Slight Fall. Not n
Drop of 200 Feet.
by Associated Press. }

tBy Associated Press.D
BERLIN. July 26.-lt is not true that
u serious accident has occurred to Otto
Lilienthal, the famous Flying Man.
whose development OF flying machines.
with birds as his models, has been
watched with interest the world over
The facts in the case are as follows
Fifteen days ago, not last Sunday. at
Gross Lichterfelde, and not at LIGHTER
velde. Belgium. Lilienthal was expert
menting with one of his machines. He
sustained a slight fall but was entirely
uninjured, and the machine was only
slightly damaged.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
CITY OF PEKING ASHORE.
stranded In YrddO Hay. hut In Va
Danger.
,Bv Assoc iated Press. ,

YOKOHAMA, July 26.-The American
steamer City of Picking, Capt. Searle,
which sailed from Hong Kong July II,
bound for San Francisco, via Yokohama,
is ashore in Yeddo Bay, Japan. She
was obliged to jettison a portion of her
cargo.
The City OF Picking lies in an easy
position, and 1t is expected she will
fo9t at the next high water
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Fell Dead In the Street.

Michael McNlEht nfty'two years old, Isborer,
Of SIS West Fory-nfth street. died suddenly
this morning Of heart disease. He Was on his
way to work al o'clock this morning when
in front Of SCI West Forty -aeeond street he tell
20 the pavement. His body vas taken 70 the
West Forty-seys nth street station
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Stole from His Employer,

Joseph Hoeck lwenty-siS wears old, OF 81;
Lawrence ctreet Brooklyn. VAS held for ex-
animation at Jefferson Market Court to-day.
Hoeck admitted that he had collected SIS from
Vincent Horksy, OF 4Ss East Seventy afth street
for his employer James Barker, the ex-Aldsr-
man. who Is In the vinegar business at t2t
over Hosek su = sIks And collector for
Barker. I'M
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Fell from His Train.

John Lowery, thirty-two years old a conductor
on the Brighton Beach Railroad, was thrown
from . train shortly before midnight. while
approaching Neck Road station. He was badly
br,Iissd Dr. Weiss, Of II East Ninety hrst
str,et New York who was 4 passenger, at
tended him and he Was taken 10 his home
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

The City OF Picking is a four-masted
screw steamer of $3.50 tons gross regis
ter. She was built in 1874 at Chester.
Pa, by Roach & Son. for the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company. Her dimen-
sions are 423 feet long, As feet beam and
27.S feet deep.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Coughing Caused His Death.

James Irving. seventy-hye Yeas old uf 81,
James street, who has been sufferer from
asthma for many years, went 10 sle"p on a
stoop at 70 James street about ! O'Clock this
morning. He taken with violent Mt Of
coughing and fell into the cellar beneath the
stairs. His skull was fractured, and he died
almost instantly, The body was removed TO the
Oak street station. He was o widower, and has
a ron in Brooklyn, whom the police are trying
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Killed His Wife aud Himself.
cRy Associated pr,sJ

tBy Associated Pr 81
PITTsBURG, July sG-Samue Oliver shot and
Killed his wife. known - Annie Crowley. ia a
dlsordsrIy house. Il clark street. at midnight
As III. woman fell the murderer TOOK hts own
life and death Ia both cases was almost in.
stantaneOuS
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
A Hanging In st. Louis.

or. LOUIS. July &c Charles Wilson. colored,
Gas executed In the jail yard at s2i A. N.
to-day for the murder OF Noses Hodges. Nov.
g. 1899. In q quarrel overs woman, Of whom
both men were enamored. Wilson escaped "a
Thlcsso. where he was captured and turned
Ssf to the 81 Louis authorities
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Carnegie TrsiRmen Hurt.

pITTSBuRG July sS-Dy the aprsadins %
the rails ir the yard Of the Edgar Thomson
Steel Works Company, Al Braddock. iast sisht
nsxie Company we're badly wrecked ssd tkFss
trsinmen were seriously Injured. one Of The
men. Fireman Charles Mecsuisy waa Asrt h.
ternsliy and will die ",
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

MAJ Russak. thirty four years old. OF 200
Boerum street. Brooklyn. whilo at work on the
second floor OF is White street this morning. fell
down the elevator shaft TO the cellar. injurinE
hts right leg and inhicting severe scalp wound
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

MADRID, July 28.-Hurricanes and
floods are reported from the Guadalajara
districts, through which the River Tagus
passes. number of towns in that
province have suffered severely the
crops have been badly damaged and sew
eral lives have been lost
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

The burning bark was no doubt the
Emma T. Crowell. which was burned on
the night of July II. at about the spot
Indicated by the Germanic.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
say. she stole the Ring.

Ella Meyers, Of ~ Rivington street, who was
arrested In Joamisss notion store. 500 broad
way. by Policeman Meoulloeh. was held for
trial at Jefferson Market Court to-day. She COZ
fesssd TO Justice Hogan that ahe had taken the
three rings. valued at w.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
SIGHTED A BURNING SHIP.
steamer Germanic Probably Passed
the Emma II. CroweD.
(By Associated Press. }

my AHsocibteu ETess-)
QUEENSTOWN. July 3.-The White
Star Line steamer Germanic. Capt. Nc
Kinstry. arrived here this morning from
New York. and reports that in latitude
402S, longitude 1918 she sighted an
American wooden bark on fire and aban-
doned. No name could be distinguished.
but the word "Searsport" was made out
on her stern. indicating that she be-
longed to Searsport. Me.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

The weather torecas, Tor the thirty-siS hours
ending S y. N, tomorrow is as follows Fair To-
dAy and Friday slightly cooler tonight and Fri
day morning, winds mostly nerthsrly.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

feu read The Evening WoridT
Ao you read this Sunday world?
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

~ Commend the ELEcrRoPoIsE '-Dr. W
II. DE Puy. $50 9th ave. IL cures without
medicine. l122 Broadway. e.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
JAPAN'S MINISTER RECALLED.
In the COreaR Trouble.
lRY Associated Pressl

(By Associated PressI
WASHINGTON, July 26.-M Tateno,
the japanese Minister to the United
States, has been recalled.
The recall, 1t is stated, is due not to
anything connected with the present
Japanese Chinese-Corean difficulty. but
owing to matters growing out Of recent
treaty negotiations.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Possibility of Thunder Showers
Before To- Morrow Morning.
Heat Expected TO Stay Below the
80 Mark To-Day.
sudden shift Of Wind from Sonth-
west to North.

Temperature July % 1888 ~ degrees Highest
Iemrcrsture un any previous July - VA ~ IA
~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

(Coriiared on THIRD Psg.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22
500 Belnbnuna. 500.

Die Seier oieier 3eitun9 peroen ii6
freren 3l erfabren, oaB es Denigltens
cine 9efilrhtete &rantbeit gibt, wel6e
Die NSineni6aft in all' ibren Stufen
81 beilen I'M Stanoe lit; Sall's &a=
tarrb=&ur lit Die einSige jeBt Der Gr5t=
liden &riioerI6aft betannte politipe
Sur. &utarrb eriOrOert als cine GOn-
ititutiOnstrNntbeit cine cOnltitutiDnelle
SebanOluug. Sall's &atarrb : Sur
miro innerli6 genomllen uno mirtt
brett auf oas Slut unO Die ibleimiJen
Sberfldhen Oes Spltems, Oaourh Die
0runol0ge Der &rdntbeit serlt0reno
uno DEM @Iatienten Strait 9ebeno, iu=
Dem lie Die Contribution Ocs &Orpers
auib0Ut unO Der Niatur III lbrem @erte
bilit. lie Gi9entbiimer baben 10 piel
8srtrauen Sl ibren SeiltrQiten, oaB lie
einbunOert Collars Selobnung fir
jeoeu SAT- Onbietcr, Den lie 81 !uriren
perfeblen. yuBt Sub cine gilte BON
3eU0niNen tommen. Miun aOreiiire:
j. s. 6GeneD& Is o., SOleop, $.
.5 Gertauit bon alien 9lpOtbeteru,
IS 6ents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22
9ieie bOdit iutereiiaute GrSab:
lung besinut beute.
&leinere Vadtri6ten aus StaOt
uno 1tmseseno.

-Sr. N.S. Sl01iln9er, SarnDtte, So.
\ Is. s. PeteriOn, 3abuar5t
961 WainItraBe.
- gu Sen Weit wuroe SRI. 6. Mc=
@intp am 6reitas besraben.
Npotbetel 3. s. Saas an Der Gpu=
Ter ape., wiro elm neues Saus ballen.
= 6us Saum9drtuer lit i'm 9eiibe
elmer Yfeiie, mel6e $50 Sabre alt iein
iOll.
- is beiBt Der Manor beabIi6ti9e
ben Mil6bdnolern cine Steuer BON SO
auiSuleaen.
- Sobn Sullipan erbielt am Srei=
tag Wdbreno Der Nrbeit IN einem 6a=
male einen S6laganfall.
- 2eier, perseliet ni9t, unIere Org
sablun9 ySabiola" poer Sic STRIDE
Der &atatomben" 81 leien.
6opt uno @bitbp's Cirrus mar
am Sreita9 in SubuQue. Sie Stra=
comparable ma cine Gniebnlide.
- 6rau &. Sn9bes, wei6e 81 @a=
terloo 9eitOrben mar, muroe SOnners=
tag bier Su Dubuque %be9raben.
- Ser mad Chicago, ct. Yaul
ooer &anlas 6itp 9e9eu mill, nebme
Die GbicdaO 6reat 9SeIteru ii. Il.
@ergeiiet ni6t, ,Sabipla" ooer
Sic Stride Der &dtatOmben" Su leien.
is iii ein tatbOliides Meilterwert.
9lui Der &eiie mad Yaris begrii=
len, iiel Grau SHmes &eOi in Chicago
10 un9lilflid, oaB lie ell Seln brad.
- glteru iebet su. Dap @uere 9in=
Der ,6ubiola" leIen poer laBt Ole Gr=
Sdblung I'M Samilientreiie laut pOr=
le'en.
93m. SrubleD brabtc 6reitno
iiinf junge M6lIe 5ur StaOt. Gr bate
Oiciclben in Wbitemater Soipnibip ge=
IanNen.
@e9cu irQenO cine torperli6e
&~trieBunA, Gnt3itnOmnA @eiGWuIit,
ETC., 9ibt Is nihta bilieres mie st.
SGtobs Gel.
- Serr ). =. StcnoebGd bat Oas
Subertsei9entbum, Gfe Der l.. uno
MainitraBc. fir $500 uOn Sames
&epi abgetault.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22
Sowa Va6rtGten.

- Infer gl9ent Serr Yaul Nuebel
bon SuntertOn ibreibt. DAB beim
leyten Sturme in Soma Die @ino=
miible bes Serrn Sr. Staibel umge=
riiien tuurOe uno oeiien &orntrippe
uno anoere QuBengebGuoe beoeutenoen
S6aoen e"rlitten Daben.
- Die G~orepiten Iino auf ibrer
&eiie 81 Waiier Den Ses MOines 6luB
binab am SOnntag gu gooDpille
an9eldn9t uno fteuerten bon bort auf
Sttumma los. Sci Der 8riife gu
C~stalOoia fano Die Grmee eiuen grO=
Ben Sorratb Sebensmittel porbanoen.
- 3u Siour Gitp iheint in
County, erpaltuilg Elm wirtli6 grpB=
arti9er Sdminoel betrieben mOrnen 81
iein. is bsiBt, oaB perihieoene Sab
lungsanmeiiungen auf Der Namen
BERN, Waoiion, Mcgtear uno HoIen=
berg 9eiunoen, BON oeren 3ablun9en
Die Srdger oieier Namen audi ni6t oas
Winoeite willen. Us beiBt, oaB eiu=
seine SuperuiiOren in einem einsi9en
MOnate lid $500 iiir Grtradrbeiten
beSablen lieBen.
- gu Sipur 6 itp puroe beim
9ranOe oes Stdlies i'm Seuerpebrb0uie
Oaielblt Der StuDtingellieur YrOpOlt
uno 6apt. Sil9ers lebensgeldbrllb per=
Orannt.
- Die GO6lCnGrbeiter gu Sstalop=
ia, MNbGstd. Beacon uno YeatD iinO
in leBttr @O6e in NtsltanO getreten.
Cumberland, we!ber Sasper
8obinion aus SbetbD GOuntv i'm
Streite 9etOOtet bate, >Uuroe i'm
St00tsOber4eriOte sum SOoe perur=
tbeIit.
Su pcri0ieOeuen Theileu uuiere5
StaNtes luerOen ~ge9enwGrti0 Die 6ar=
ller bon eInem PlCuOO Jte9ierun0s=
beOmten DclmGciu0t, Der Is ais feline
Nul9abe Nn9ibt, iHli6em @eloe ua6=
3uipiiren. Der S6minoier prrl0n0t
OAR BON ocn Seuten, lie ibm ibr Dor
rGtbises @elo ~pOrlueileu, iiber9ieBt Elm
paar Stiidc oapOn nit elmer geniiien
9emilhen 6liliIigteit, wOour9 lie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22
Stadt mud Mmaeaend.
Entered at the Post-office at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at ~second-clasS rates.
Sir SmbuaMr SbiBen9sieai1ait

miro mitoer mGbreno Dem tommenoen
CONNER cine Nnsobl ieiner beliebten
Concerto I'M bergen S6iiBenpart abb
bolten, falls 9enu9 llnterlhrlften CUR
Seitreitun9 Der Soften erbalten lueroen
t0nnen. Subicriptionslilten su oieiem
t3ipefe iinO bel &. Splt, y. &luuer,
i. Seer IL Son uno 81. s. Seeb gu
iinoen. Sofentlih meroen Die Burger
Der Staot pieie Sadie na6 trdften be-
~f0rOere, oeun Die S9ibeuseielidaft
bat leBten CONNER bewieien, oab bieie
Concerto aui %Nnltdnoige @eiie sebal=
ten iperOen t%Onnen, uno oaB einige
StunOen allf oieie gSeiie i'm i6Onen
Hart Der Dubuque SbiiBenseieli6ait
Sugebraft, on Den beiBen CONNER
9lbeuo cine mabre Grbolun9 iiuo.
Sifets fir e~inSelne TeriOnen toiten
$500, fir , N~erlOnen $500 unO fir
6amilien $4.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22
Stimmcn nus Der Ga6bari1att.

Sin Nerr o.. Sorlm, Cat Gart,
ST., idrcibt an ,. Yeter SabrneD in
III Chicago, ST., ilber ben 9Sertb uno
Die gSirtun9 BON 6Ornis' IlpentrGuter
Slutbelcbcr, uie iolgt: sd iolpobl
ais mCiue 6rau ltuo Su Der lleberSeu=
9un9 9elan9t Oas 6Ornis' alpentrdu=
ter Slutbeleber Die bette Meoisin i'm
Martte lit. SD lit lett Sabren an
Sispeplia unO meme 6rau an &Opf=
me9. @ir gebrauhten oas SuBcno
ErobcflaiAen oos mir uns tOmmen lie
zen uno wuroeu beioe o~OlIltduoi9 ber=
gcItelLt. gSir baben rns Daber ent=
i6!ONcn, ME mcbr pDnc Oies Derrlibe
Ntittcl 81 iein unO es miner I'M SNuic
Su Oultcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22

GrOmmcu Dirie9 8rnu6es Gals Die
llnlitte i6on ait gerlt9 lit, Den Nomcn
&rOu0 81 ucroiencr) clnlebeit. 9Sir
,ucrocn HIS crl0ubcn, Oiele SbntIdde
sum S6cm0 cine2 bcionoeren NrtitciS
an eOltpriCllry STEELE 81 MADDEN. Sm=
merbiu mar, 9Cliuoe 9ei09t, oieIe GClo=
e]rDCbunQ sum Gintritt in cine tdtbO=
hide &irNc cine llriNdDc Der &erlpul=
nrruul, INN mir glNubCu tnum, OaB
lie sur ErDObun9 Der Nll9emeinen Nr=
o0ht, bel ienCn &crlonen, mei9C Die
EintrittSltUlCr beSdblten, b%elonoers bel=
9etrOICu babe. God mir weroeu ults
OQrllbCr mcitCr Qu"lalcn.
ll~nterOelcu mar GeO Sics npr Belle
Olle On0etommtu llnO er nabm Die
Q&eibe Der Wilttcr9Dttesltdtlle pDr llnD
6itlt ONr0ui cine NnIpr06c iiber 3med
uno &eoeutlng Der 6Cicr. &ep. Sies
beOteute li1 Der eu9liihen Spr06e,
neil man oar0u b eItan0 D, OaB er
nuren0ltib rCoCn iDllC. Natiir=
lid mar Oielcs miCocrum cine llrl01e
NllgcmCinCn Stnuncn5 unogefrcntoen$,
mcil e. ia unnUtiirli1 uno un=
ipcdm0Bi9 lit elmer Gerinmmlllng pon
NnoG6ti9cu, wsl0c meiitens iib Der
Oeutl6en SprdGC beoieneu IND bon
oeuen picle muir oieIe SprO6e pielleiNt
lcibt u%ertebcn. Us mar NliO cine
3mnn0&mOBrc9el, Die Der 6cicr II
that. 9{a6 Der &eoc DCs
bO6w. &Nter Gies ertDeilte Oieier ben
Se9eu.
SIM Grcicn trl0 Der Senb Mtdnner=
hOr eini0c @ieIun0itiide pOr, ,pel6c ali
gcmeincn NtntlOn9 ianOen unO ge9en
le0s llDr ~bcianOen li6 Die Mebr;abl
Der SeItbcIu6er uui Dem 0eimme9e.
llno MN nod cine turse lleberli6t
Der Scier. Die lurembur9er SerCine
Dpn Dubuque uno ale Sbeilnebmer,
wcIhc aus Der llm9e0enO b%erbeiQetOm=
men mNren, perOiencn cine cbrenoc Nn=
ertcnnlmg fitr Die coelc 9Seiie, IN mel
der lie iib an Oieier 6eier betbeili9teu.
llnlCren N0n0sleuten DON ga WtDttc,
wel6c ms lire NallfreunOi0aft anbo=
ten Uno Don Oenen piele Die 6cItbeiu=
der einSeln bemirtHeten, lei hermit
unicr U~nerttnncnoer Sant ~0us0eipro=
den. 2&ir perlteDen hire Sage uno
be%muaOern, mas i0e iilr ibrc &lr0e mnO
iitr OUs Seci!nDeiI iBrer &inocr tbun.
iIuS unpratti'0e Senebmen Der eiri=
V6en 8eiltlibteit bat urS NtltleiO ab=
QeSlpun0en unO bat. 0bQcieben pon Der
llnSuirieOcnbeit Die e. crre9t, ms Den
g8ertb unierCr Ocuti1en tutDpliiher
9rieiter i6dBen g~elerrt, bel Oenen Ons
YrieltCrnmt nod ni1t yONs cintrG0=
li6ite @ei0Gft" DOer ,oaS b%eltlobnenoe
k0Onowert" lit. 9nB mir urs emp6=
IIreu. Wcun mir t q + olii6en Yrie=
lit ern ~bc9e0aen, pelAe llrlnAe geben,
iDob oa3 t0tbOlii6e ulo nlG~ttntbOlii6c
iR5olt o0s FrieItertbum 0ls cine 0c!Oz
IIno6erci betrUhtet, miro NiemNno, Der
lies reOli6 nit Dem &otDDii;iamua
lpleint, uns perDenten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22

Sn Sit=O ubuQe bat Serr s.. &.
@regoire einen 3luei9pereiu Der SOr=
itDr, gerNnnt st. WarDs 6ourt Sto.
ABB 9egriinOet.
- @eim Se0rdbnib Gr=Hi6ter Mil=
ions ppbnten Die ulteu NnIiColcr, meh=
rere 9ogen, uno Die Dubuque Bar
Association bel.
- Gs baben Seirnt6sliSenlen 9e=
llommen: Nerr SDbann Sletels unO
SRI. Maria Ilen; Serr Solepb Sum=
mel uno Intonip Sprmt.
- 81 CASCADE lino Setitipnen 5llr
lnteri6rift cirtulirt iporoen neil man
oaielblt inter Den jeBi9en Serbdltnilen
tein einSiges @irtbsbaus bat.
- Die Inpenoun9 bon Or. gtuault
SOni9's Sambur9er Sropf.n bel Zip
petltloii9teit miro bon Den belten Gr=
iOlgen begleitet iein. Yrels IiiniSlg
Geuts Die Slai1e.
- gSer y6abiola" nod ni6t 9eleien
hat, lane pieie 6elegenbeit nlht pOrs
iibergeben es sit tbun. Ier bas @ert
i6On geleiel, leie es nod einmal. is
tam uur pOu 9tubeu leiu.
- Otto &lete, So9u oes betanuten
g~potbcters :. 81. 9uete, miro IN nGt=
tier 3eit cine &eile nod SeutihlanO
antreter, no er leine Stuoien al elmer
oeuti6en llnlperlltdt fOrtieben miro.
- Die Dillingham; Boiler So" ppn
WinneupDliS ioQ ii6 bereit ertlGrt
baben, lire gS%ertitGtte bier in Dubuque
Su erOnnen, ipenlt MAJ iDnen ben
nOtbi9en SGuplaB gebe uno iiir $4,000
NttIen nebme.
- Infnn9s Suli iOl Der revenue
cutter yg8iHiam g8inOOm", bnS an0ere
SbiTf, melfes filr Die |unOesre9ierun0
bier in Dubuque ucrisrti9t muroe, pOm
St0pel gclaIien unO uniere @ei6dfts=
leutt b"ereiteu li1 OUrnuf Dor, audi
rieie 6elegeubeit Su elmer 6eicr filr
Die St0Ot Sl 9eltalten.
-ssIr ocn &ausscbramd) bcftcac
man bon eer Sntnauc Mailing
60. entpeSer ,,@rpprt Bier, Isl
Snart Slai6cn oocr man SANE
i6 ,,@eipct @rano" iu slashcn
BON eimem Pint iemocn. Man bc=
itcac id,riftli6 ODER tcicpGUnirc an
No. 81. 9SirD ]foitenfret abgeiic=
fcrt.
- Gin Nrbeiter, Der al Den e~lettri=
i1en SrGbten 0uf cinem Der POiten in
Der glep bel Dem y@r0no Opera
Souie", jpii0en Der s. uno 9. StroBe,
arbeitete, fiel babel 10 ungliif.ib uuf
olsie Srdbte, o0B er cine leben*gciQbr=
lihe Gri6iIttcrlun9 erbielt. Ter Mann
beiBt -. Yence nnO Wurbe mie toot
nah Sauie getr09en, no er iib aber
mieOer erbOlte.
9ie 6irma Snmes 2epi & So.
Gfe DER I. uuO MtainltraBe mar nod
lfllllef eliler DER DerDDrr19en ten lSlrlrlell
Der Staot, mas &leloermnuren, Surg
waaren Ooer iOnit ir9enO lpelbe 4rtitel
in ibren 8eI1aftsSweig betraf. Sir
Sriihlabrs uno COMMENCEMENT baben
oieielben au6 Dieies Sahr nieoer Die
teitenoe Stelle eiu9euummeu. Sprehet
bel Sbnen pOr Sas. Sepi IL So, Gde
Der z. uno WainltraBe pOr.
- The Commercial, Industrial
and Financial Outlook for New Or
leans, beiBt Der Sitel zines @ertes,
pel6es Serr s. i. MerrD, N"ililtant
Gen. Yaii. Ngent Der Sllinois Central
GiIenbabn. uns sur &ejeniiOn porge=
le9t bat. IS bebanoelt bic Sortbeile
Der Gtaot Nem Orleans ais Wtarttsen=
trum bes Mtiiliilippi Sbales uuo per=
oient Die Sea6tung unier @ei6dits=
leuts. Iui @erlan9en miro oas @ert
irgenO einem gratis iibermittelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22
SncrsniQc ais MarftplaB.

Die S~eoeutung oes senansten Stdot=
9ens ais WarttplaB lit pielleibt nod
nitt 9enu9 betannt. Sn perflonener
gSO6e wuroen pOm SabnbOIe bon
Sperspille 40, 900 Suibel Saier per=
iunot, wel6e 81 Yreiien bon SO biz 334
Gents per Suibel umgeieBt wulroeu.
Qu6 wrroen in peril. @Ode 10 @a=
genluoungen S1meine ~perianot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22
WuQt Abr tape,icrcn 4!

SGD tonnt SIR oas i66nIte, bette
uno bili9ite Eager bon Sapeten, @or=
banaen uno 8anoleiiten iinoen? Nir=
9enos in Der Staot oils bel M +.
'GSiSet, go. 1913 SLAP il raBe.
StOre=SOrbanse peroen auf's biQiglte
ber9eItellt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22

= Nlc NlrmQ !. Ec0l u N0. an
Der Z. StrdBe bat ii6 nod INNER oh
Der guteH gHNOrcn mo biIiigen Yrciien
zines ic6r guten &uies erireut uno bat
aud Oieies S06r umitdnOli6e GOrteb=
run9en iiIr Die 0jclhdite i'm SrilBlabre
gctrOiIen. - Disqualification iinO Sep
pi6c md Gu1pdOrcn jeOer 2Irt; Ntlcs
Su ieGr mdBi9en = reiien. NiNn per=
geiie Oeu YlOB ni6t, Sas. GeDi, Gde
Der Z. Wno WainiroBe. Die &eoie=
hung lit cine b~eiOnoers quite uno
prompte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22

9lm IL. Mtai itarb in Der atabe bon
Sen @eit Serr SObam GuoOli 9ubnin
inn 9llter bon Is Sabren INN balb s
llbr Nbenos. Sas Seihenbe9dn9niB
ianD ppn Der lutberi'6en STRIDE aus
Itatt. IS iiberleben i'm spei SObne
uuo orei S0hter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22
ssrio. Seer L. Subn,

Die moblbetnnnte g(rhitettenfirma BON
oabier, bat Die Yldne iiir Die nele
STRIDE in st. SOicpb, &ONutb 6puntp,
SN., mel6e betanntli1 inter Der %ei=
tuu9 oes bu6w. &ater Se9teuberg
lteDt, 9cliefert.