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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-25

&eiie bon SammonO na6 Chicago an.
treten, lief aber beim Se'tei9en bes
Giienbabniuges, infOl0e oes pl6blihen
Studies, 10 un9lllfll1, baB er am arme
unb Yeiite ibrpere Auetihunaen oauon
tru9. Ser ln9liifliGe wuroe na6
Dem County Soipital 9ebradt, no ibm
Nrm uno gein amputirt tperoen mug
ten. @err Gamers fat ieit Der leBten
g9phe oas Snitltut u"erlalien uno lpeilt
%9egeniuQrti9 bel 6reunoen in Chicago.
Serielbe lit aus ginsfclo, i'm Sesling
Nebilrti9 uno fam Dor bier Snbren na6
Nnerita; er iteGt in Der Yliitbe Der
Sabre, uno lit fnum a Sabre aft.
Sonen!li6 werben Die 6bica9oer SulOs=
leute fir Den beoauernspertben 9ruoer
cine gerior9ung iinoen. l~lebrigsns
bat 9err Wtatbias Sup, Elm 2uren=
burger gtoOOtat in Chicago, oie'e gHohe
Die betreifenoe Observation-Disclosures in
oieier SG6e auf $50, 600. S6aosuer=
Jap UertIQgt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-25
osnxem6nrgi(6es
Oereini9te 5taaten.
Cine ooppclte Smbelieier 81,
Wortb Waibiustom, Sa.
0ei9i9te Der Wcmeiuoe.

Sin iilberues Yrie It er ubilGum.
glui Der weitelt Vrdrie, oil Der alten Goit=
ltraBe pom Nelt Union ua0 Siuge - Don
beioen FldBen ungefGbr glei1peit entfernt-
Oil Der tleinen ooer mittlereu 9Sdplie gelez
gen, I'M ieBigen county Sbitulaiu, lieBelI
It'd i'm Sabre 1855 Die erItel Anlleoler Der
beutigeu Wemeiuoe Slr lllbeiledten Gms
piauguiB Don Nortb Waibiugton nieoer.
is warell bic @ebriiOer Gonra0 NIB Sran;
Gllnmiottu. SOrt, 100 beutigeu cages 6ir=
DIE, YiarrbauS, Sbul. mo S6peiteribaus
lteben, wobntelI oajumal etn pa0r Samilien
entertainer. SAT- ;pei Sabre lang ioareu
o%beu9enamte Srioer Die ein;tgen &atbolis
fen Der um0egeno; alsoauu ioI9teu Sobant
SoauIer, Seinrlb gilbert, SbomdS 3epeu,
Wti6ael Hie5, galt9aiGr, Ntatbias uuo
Wilbelm 80tbler, Sran; S%urgburot, Soiepb
ulo Wtdr. Wfaier, Solepb ul0 Better Shmitt
uno Wti6asl Gipem. DIE glniieoler plroel
bdlo miteluuuoer betault uuo fameu al
SonntaSer balo bel OIeierll, balo SeiIem
SIlammeu, Bet etuer 6ieicr 3ulammeu=
~fiirite fam bic Reoe auf 9rri6tun9 elmer
8apelle, NO man it0 ieoeu Souuto9 per-
lammeln loute, nm gemeinl6oItlib cine
Nnoabt sI perri6ten. SaS Groiett puroe
nit Siier a%ilgenommen, uno eiu Sober per-
lprab einige Gaumltamme bebousH WHp
ierti9, aui Den Srt, welber ais SauplQe
auSeriebeu mar, 81 brinSen. Isle perab
reoet, 10 gei9ab eS, NIB III Sdloe italo
Elm Slodtirh lei II,
10 BEL 30 Sue. iertis oa. Wtit wrlder ans
padt oas erlte Wtal Der Hoienfrau; i'm
8irbleil 9ebetet uno Don eiuem 2lnlleoler
oaS Spauge!ium geleien Diroe, lGBt li6
leibt oeuteu. GS pdreu oieles bic guiGu9e
elmer relleu 8emeinoe.
Iie iriibere Suoiauer= Wiliou (Old Mis-
sion) in Der 9tGbe oeS Sort atfiuiom mar
um oiele 3eit i6ou e~iH9eSau9en uuo eS bat
ten li6 bort ;wei Gemeilloerl ge9riinoet nit
einem rsiioireHosm Hrieitsr III Seitiua. Die
lem puroe bic lunge Semeinoe ais DtiiiionSz
itatiou pom bo6ip' ten Silbeie 0oraS pon
Dubuque ;%h9eIpieIel. &on 3eit III 3eit
er'6ien mn Der betreilsuoe MiiiOnGr i'm
fleinen Slodtlr6lein uno belt bort Gpttes=
pienlI. Ser erlie Rrielter, Der na6 Der jun
gen Aulieolung fam, mar Der bo1p. Serr
Wtlhael %Slamman8; aisoam iol9ten iib bic
bo6w. 6erren ~. Neoermauu, u. SaunaI6
uno Sourab Sbulte. al6 pom eini9cu
ourbreiIeuoen Yrielterm wurbe bic Willioll
IN bieler Feriooe beIu6t. Am 5. Suli peS
Sabres 1864 wuroe pas Rirdlein pou eirenl
Stirme poUitGuoi9 seritOrt, aber AUDI sleit
ipieoer aui9ebaut. I'm Sabre 1868 erbielt
bic Gemeinps lbrsh srltsn itanpigew Seel'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-25
Saar, Woisl, Gifcl uno 6unsrid.

Sprbad. Nm %. Nopbr. fano
man auf Der S%aar9emiinoer GbouHee
spilben Sebren uno Sirin9en, neben
ieiuem &aoe le Ssid)e oes prattilhen
grStes Or. Manoel aus Sorbab. Ser-
ielbe mar 9eltern nah @rpBbiittersoorf
I'll einem &ranten Gereiit ulo lpa ieit.
Dem ni1t mebr beim9ctebrt. Wel1er
Nrt Die Spoesuriahe lit. miro wobl
ourb Die unteriu0un9 Ieltgeitellt wers
Den tOnnen. Or. Wanocl, iriiber in
Yiittiin9en, wObute lett 1888 in Sor-
bab.
Saffi9. glm 80. Nopbr. Der.
i6ieo bieielblt unier uerebrter Yaltor,
Serr Wilbclm @0rih. Serielbe mar
9ebOren III 6OblenS i'm Sabre 1886,
Gum YricItsr grweibt inn Sabre 1860.
Nls Saplan mar or IN Gn0ers llno
SGllenodr uno tpGier IN Oberbaulen
uno Saun tbdtiQ. Gom |. Nu9uIt
1886 Ob mar ibnl Die 9iarrei Saiiis
iibertrn0cu wpr0en, in wel6er er lebr
ieDsnareiA wirtte. Gin lan9cs i1mers.
li1es SeiOcn mari i'm nufs Tr0nten.
lager, wppOn i'm nun ein FAINTER LOB
crloite.
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Nus benz ibrisen GroBber,ugtbum.

@ormelotnseu, z. Se,. 8s=
tern Nbeno brahte Der bieiiae 8eiang-
uerein .GGcilia" ieinem Si~ri9enten
Serru Nit. Gntringer gu ieinem Na-
msnstage ein StanOden.
Gemid d., 6. Se;. Seute ~feierten
Die bielisen SAiiisr oas Set ibrss Ya=
irons, oes bl. Nicolas.
Sommeloiugen 3. Sesember.
Seute erlitt Der Yremisr get. Ieutcr
aus ulfliuaeu elneu llniall. Oils j.
bon einem Wd9en be~rabiprlngen wOlte,
rutI0te er aus uno 500 li9 mebrers
Serpunoun9en su.
Walobillig, l.. Deg. 8eItern
eutllano, in Der 81 ,asllsibbof" 9ele9e=
nen SebOuiuna Der Maria Dir, gSittwe
Sobann 3eimes, Ndererin oaielbit,
6suer. IS tbeilte iih Dem in Der ar=
liessnoen Staluns beiinolidsn Strcb
uno 8rummet nit. Die 5lamme grin
oerart ihnsl nm Iih, 10 oaB binncrl
Sturgeon Die Stulung nieoer9ebrannt
mar. Die Wittrue 3eimes erlsiOet einen
SAaoen BON 1000 6ranten, niht per-
lihert.
u iimelingen. 4. Se,. @eitern
f"eierten mir oas ct. garbarafelt. oas
i'm ganSen GrSbaIiin nit grpBem Yomp
begangen piro. Inter tlingenoenl
Spiel Der MuIit uno Den ibmctternoen
SanfarUeiieu unierer 6eueruebr spSsll
Sbaaren bon Ser9leuten CUR STRIDE.
gu 8onoeringen i~eiertsn Die
gbeleute Yeter YictDr uno Wnna Gel
Der, um9eben bon ibren 9erwuuoten.
NaAbarn mo G~reunoen, ibrs soloens
SoASeit.
Sas @obnbau 8 Ses 9eritorbs-
men 4emeinoerotbe5 uuo Gentners
Srn. Watb. @reii6 in Der Ma6er.
itraBe 81 &emib wuroe Sru. Soiept
6ieoler I'll 1880 6r. uno Ole S1eunt
Serrn Nit. 9eoo 81 5000 Gr. SuSe.
lhla9en.
Sn 9 traBen= Yartrin9en
puroe Nuhts i'm StationsoebauOe Elm
Ginbrub periibt. @eitpblen wurben &
Nt. Weblel9elo. l Mantel, | lleber.
rod, l rptbe SienitmiiBs, ) pfsiieu UNI
l Glints (6lobsrt).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-25

2ebten 90 4 mar Der Supelen-
Saoen unieres Sbicu9per 2anosmunnes
Wtatb. Wamer ariinoli6 ausgepliinoert
wproen. Sob 1T es erite lebte g8ohe
0elungen, Die 9anSe Ginbre6erbanoe
oin9feit su MAIDEN. 3par mar es
Serrn Wamer in Der 9taht, 100 Der
Ginbrn6 9ei6ab, 9elunseu eineu Der
Der iugenolihen Sangiinger = es wa=
ren ibrer orei - absuIailen, aber crit
tilrslih le9te Der SeBtere Dor ben
Shrantcn Ses acknowledgements ein
pplles @eltdnDniB ab, p~errietb Die Nas
men i@eiler Mitihuloigen uno iuiro
nun ais StaatsSeu9en 9egen OieIelben
anitreten. Siele wuroen, Die bereits
%sriudbnt, leBte Wphe oin9fcit 9emubt
uno Dor Den GroBaei6morensn in gln=
tlase;uItuno perisBt. Der Sal miro
in Den ndhlten Sa0en Dor Dem Grimi-
nal8eri6t in GbIcogo sur SerbanOlung
tommen.
Slid in Der poiltit i9eint
Serr 6brlItOp6 Waner. Elm bctann=
ter 2uremburger in Chicago, 81 baben.
0etanntli6 par oerielbe Sabre lang
Ger. Staten Steuereinne9mer in
Chicago; na1 GlepelanDs @ieoerer=
wdblung 1892 mus er oieIe gut bsiol=
oete STEELE nieoerlegen. SO6 erbielt
er turS oaraui Die elnfluBreibe Stel=
lung uls superintendent Der DIfents
liben Nrbeit bon SCOT Gpuntp. Sieie
YolitiOn bot er ieBts @p1e a~uigegeben,
nm als Saupt=Glert in Der County,
6lerts=S Office in 6bicagp 81 funsireu.
Sei Der lsBten Serbltsg8abl mar Serr
&. Wamer Ganoioat iiir Die Congress
Domination 9eweien, bate aber i'm
lebten NuSeublid ieinen Nalusu 3u=
riifgeSo9en. Sn leBter 3cit miro io=
gar Gbrilt. Wamers Same perihieoent.
LID nit Der Mapors domination IN
Chicago in Serbinouna sebraht. Sr.
Wtamer lit ltr0mmer &epublitaner uno
Partei9Gn9er. - DAB absr audi bic
Politit ibre Sornen bat, 9ebt paraus
berppr, bab Serr Wamer 9ele9entlib
ieines Iustritts aus ieiner leBten poli=
tiiben Suprintenoents Steuun9 bon
Der @bicasoer PreNe siemli4 fart NIT
genommen ipuroe.
Sraurig 1T bas 9pps zines
Surembursers Namens Srant 2anners
aus Sammono. Sno.. Der iih ae9en-
wdrti9 in @bicasO aufbdlt. SIM 6rib-
iabr pislss Sabres WOute berielbs bic
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Yerion Dor @ott feinen Wertb babe,
ionoern bios Der 8laube, baB bic @es
re1tertl6runa Oer Meniheu Dor @ott
an teine anoeren moralii1en Yeoin=
allngen Qetniipft lei, ais On oas Bee
mubtiein Der ci9enen Sbulo uno Sbn=
madt uno IN Die GrfenntniB, oab bic
3urebnnn9 Der Seilioteit unb 8ere6=
ti9teit Gbrilti Der riAtise Weg CUR Se=
li9teit iei.
Sies alio mar bic erpBe Gntoefung
3utbers, nit Der ibm Die 26Iung aller
Rdtbiel oes rcli9i0ien Sebens pplitdn-
big %9elunsen su iein idien. Ser
Weni6 brull6t tein @eieB 6Ottes mebr
at beiol9en, feline Sugeno mebr 81
iiben, teine @ube mebr 81 tbun, I'm.
. ielig gu iperoen, neil Der 8laube qlsin
ieli9 ma6t unO ni1t Der tugenobafte
< Ssbensnanoel.
Sieie nelle ttDiipolle 2e6re bon &ebts
fertigun9 ourh ben 8lnuben llei
betr0Atete 2utber ais ben Mittelplrntt
unb Sauptartitel Oes gnnSen Gbriltenz
tbums. Gr nannte lie ods s Dan9e=
ii II NJ, benn pelA fr6blihere Yotibaft,
meinte er, fam IS 9ebeu, ais oaB Der
Weni6 nidt Dilr0 Nnitrengung, nidt
bur6 9uBe uno Gathering, lonoern
auf 10 lei1te uno beQueme g8eiie, our9
einsn blo6sn 9lct oes 9ldubi9en Nui,ebs
mems uno ii9 3urebnens boz @ott gez
re1t uno Ieines emi9en SCilss getuiB
meroe. uno oieie ir66lide YOtiAuft,
tie mar lett Oielen SabrbunOerten loon
perlpren 9egan9en, uno Die @brilienbeit
bate miibiam nab elmer @ereAtigteit
9eItrebt, nel1e lie rlidt etrei9en tonnte.
Wit DieIer neuen @nt0edun9 Sut6ers
,uar nun audi Der Yriiiitein g~efunoeu
Der iiber Den @ert6 poer llnpertb aller
iii Der STRIDE u%OrbanOenen Sogmen,
GinriAgunAen ullo ~llebungen ents
ibieo. Nles ipa5 nit ieinem neuen
Spdngeliu nibt bormpnirte
mubte oils falib ooer iibcriliiilig psgs
fallen. 80 cine lh0ne Yreoi9t mar
oas," iArieb ySiSel lpdtcr, ynitt mebr
faiten, niht mebr beten, ni1t mebr
beibten, ni9t mehr opfern II. T. No."
9as mar Die neue d It li9e 6reis
Die Gutber pertiinoete.
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Civil ltano Der g emeinbe
slid b a d.

Seirntbeu.- BON 10. Stt.: gnton
6ies, SroBb. Gomdnenpd6ter ;u 6iidaa9.
nit 6atbarina GOoert, obne Stanp, aus
S6ooS; IL. Aop. Snlius Rleiu, S9mel;,
arbeiter aus atbus CSeisien), nit Suianma
Golba6, obne Stano, aus 8Goirgen; a.:
Ntatblas S6mit, SaglObner aus Sdiereu
init anla S3tls, obue Stano, Don S9ilSs
berg.
SterbefalI. - Bonn 81. Iop.:
Morip Gauipe, obue Gewerbe, alt IS Sabre,
Sittlpe pou Satob &euter, aus Sboos.
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uno CUR g~erbiibuna elmer erlitienen
8eidnsnibitraie nab Suremburs abss.
fiibrt.
Salbeim, "a. Npp. Seute Uuroe
Der im utter BON 70 Sabreu perItorbeue
Staatswe9epdrter Seber Sobam 81
8rabe g~etra9en. Ser Sar9 puroe pom
bier Nmtsbriioern abmehlslnD aetraeen.
Sdmmtllhe 9rllegen ces &antons Re-
MIDI wobnten Dem Segrlbniile uno
SeiAenoienlt bel.
Olmar =Y sra, %. 9lop. Der
S9lolIer @eplano w.. mslber seiterr
Nbeno Die @srtItatte ~uerlalieu, un lit
nab Sauie sl be9ebsn, ~itiirSte unweil
lelner Wobnlng cine etpa A Wteter bo9e
Wtauer %bcruuter, moour1 er beoeutenoe
SopiperleBungen erlitt.
Siiien, %. Npp. Nls am perfl.
10. B. Wts. Der 30jGbrils WOli Iico=
los ppn Gopit (Siheu) nit elmer Srabt
SplS, Welhe er in Der llm0egeno BON
6els perlaoen bate, nab bier suriid=
tebren iollte, muroe er allf Der Strabe
6elss9teoernd0 Don Dem Ooroerlter
&aoe oes W09ens, nebeu Weldem CT
9ing, eriaBt. woour0 er 81 Sale fam
rno einen opppcltcu Srllb bes linler
Veines, lolule elIlen Armbruh erlitt.
% o mp ah d. Gnpli6, ein Sa6y
nah ben legtid6riQcn Wablen. lit De,
ShOnenrutb Der @emsinoe Mpmpad,
wieoer UerpolltdnSiat woroen. Na6'
bent i'm porilem MtDnate =. 9oudeI
bon Serbprn sum Var8srmeilter oisis,
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The 2:25 pace; purse, 500;
Summaries ut Greensburg.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
GREENSBURG, Ind, Aug. 30.-The at
tendance at the Decatur county fair to-day
was 5000. Summarizes:
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OCEAN HANDICAP.
Taral ON Domino Wins the Race from
Ducnt in I:4O ID.

NEW YORK. Aug. 30.-Although the
fields were small, as a rule, to-day at
Sheepshead Bay. the horses engaged were
high class and the contests were interest
ing, in spite of the fact that top-heavy ia
vo:ites won a majority Of the races. There
was a queer look about the fifth race. for
Clayton did not seem TO persevere with
Bassetlaw, and was beaten by six lengths.
besides having all he could do to beat Song
and Dance for the place. Either Bassetlaw
has lost all his speed OF Clayton did not
care whether he won. The greatest interest
was in the race for the Ocean handicap. In
which Domino was at 3 TO ) and Ducat at
Q 10 ). In view of the fact that Ducat won
with practically the same weight on Tues
day, running the mile i'm l:3S and establish
ing a new record, IL was thought that he
would lower the colors OIL Domino, who has
been beaten but once in his career. and
then in the American Derby. When the
flag fell the four were close together. and
that was the way they ran to the stables.
when Domino was last. This was continued
until the stretch, when Taral went 10 the
whip, while Ducat seemed to have the
race won. Taral rode so hard that he
caught Ducat and forced him off his feet.
and 1t was al ever. The fractional times
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DUBLIN CONFERENCE.
Second Days Session of the u. y. Min
listers i'm the Radical branch.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DUBLIN. Ind. Aug. 3O.-The regular
business of the Radical L. B. Conference
was resumed to-day with the examination
of ministers. Notwithstanding this is rou-
tine work. there IS manifestly much inter-
est taken in these proceedings. Large dele
cations of visitors and lay MEMBERS at
tended, and the remaining days OF the ses-
sion promise to be days of intense interest.
DR.. Becker, of Dayton. corresponding sec
rotary OF the Missionary Society of the
church, pending the adoption of the report
on missions, which was prepared by Rev.
John Seeley, of Daleville, Ind, and which
was a well-written and comprehensive pa
per, delivered an instructive address on
missions. He gave an exhibit of the loca-
ton of the church mission in Africa. Rev.
d. x. WHEREFORE. q native of Africa, VINO,
when he was but a lad. was brought to
America and educated by the church for
a missionary, and who is an heir to the
throne of his tribe in the Imperseh Terri
tory in Africa, is the superintendent of
this mission. and is directing the work sue
cessfully.
Missionary Society of the church presented
port, showing prosperity in a greatly in
creased ratio during the past year. This
branch of the Christian Church is support
ing, in addition to their African mission,
many home and foreign missions in Oregon,
California. Washington and in all the
Western States.
Rev. NJ. f. Keiter, of Dayton, publisher
the Missionary Society, delivered an adj
dress also on missions.
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A. L. MACKAYEs MARITAL WOES.
Maud Miller's First Husband Deserted
by His Second Wife.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Arthur Loring
Mac5aye. a son of the late Steele Mackaye,
theatrical manager and playwright, has
brought an action in the Superior Court
TO recover $4,000 damages from his former
friend, Paul LatZke, for the alleged aliena-
ton of the affections of his wife, Flora
Louise Mackaye. Latzke was arrested to-
day upon an order issued by Judge Nc
Adam. OF the Superior Court, at the in
stance OF Charles Bate. Bail was fixed
at $1,000. This WAS furnished and Latzke
was released. This is the second wife of
Mackaye, who is under thirty years. His
first wife was Maud Miller. the only daugh-
OF Joaquin Miller. "the poet of the Sierras,"
'where he is still leading the life of a her
nit. Maud used to stay at the house of
Steele Mackaye while she was in this city.
One day young Niackaye and she ran OF
and were married. She had just come from
the. Convent of the Sacred Heart. at Mont
real, where she was educated. She got
the impression that young Mackaye, who
was a Protestant. had been baptized. When
she learned he had not she wrote to Mon
Signor Preston. asking If the marriage was
valid. He said ii was not This letter
caused much cOmment at the time. The
young woman left Mackaye soon after the
marriage. on learning this fact. The mar
she married Loudon Mccormack. an actor
and theatrical manager of Chicago. with
out a divorce from hlackaye- Mackaye sub
soquently got a divorce from her I'm this
city because Of her relations with McCOr-
mack. Mccormack deserted the poets
daughter in 1889. She PLAYED in the Land
o. the Midnight sun" in this city. last
spring
MSckaye married Flora Louise Cutler,
OF Brooklyn, in 1850. lie had n IN LatZke
a year before. The two men lived with
their families I'm the same house in this
city and ut Staten island. and were every
where considered the best OF friends. While
Mrs Mackaye was at Shirley. Mass, last
June. she wrote letters telling her husband
she no longer loved him. He became sus.
piciOus. and. going TO Shirley last June
upbraided her. and he declares she made
a full confession OF all her relations with
I.atZke. Mackaye says that Latzke spirited
his wife away about six weeks ago. II,
does not know where she is. Nackay'
has also sued his wife for an absolute dl
VOrce.
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Indiana Notes.

Kosciusko County Teachers Institute is
holding it's annual session at Warsaw.
Prof. c. II. Quincy. of Hillsdae College,
Michigan; Hon. l.. w. Royse, of Warsaw;
Prof. l.. W. Fairchild, OF Angola, are the
lecturers.
Robert Graham, of Cleveland, giving 1655
Euclid avenue as his residence. was struck
by a Chicago & Grand Trunk passenger
train near South Bend. while asleep on the
track. He was badly bruised, but will prob
ably recover.
A brilliant event in Wabash society cir
cles occurs on Tuesday evening next,
when Mrs. Emma Mendenhail, daughter
of Hon. Calvin Cowgirl, becomes the bride
of General r. p. Kennedy, of Bellefon-
taine, o., formerly Lieutenant Governor of
that State.
The Hartford City Land Company held
it's annual election of officers as follows:
President, Col. A. l.. Conger: vice presi-
dent, w. b. Cooley: secretary and treas
urer. S. w. Cantwell; other directors are:
K. b. Conger. Col. George T. Perkins, +.
NJ. AtterhOlt and Charles W. Cole.
s. T. Mcconnell. of the law firm OF Nc
Connel q jenkins. of Logansport, one of
the best-knOwn attorneys in northern In
diana, fell from a stone wall at his resi-
dence in that city yesterday and broke his
leg. besides being badly bruised. He had
just returned from Nantucket, Mass,
where he spent the summer with mis- fam
ily.
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100000 BLAZE AT MADISON.
Butter Dish Factory and "a Dozen
Small Buildings Burned.

MADISON, Ind, Aug. 3O.-This city had
a $4,000 fire at I O'Clock this morning, the
immense butter dish factory OF Tower &
Matthews in the west part of the city be-
ing burned to the ground with much Of it's
costly machinery. In addition to the
factory three dwelling houses and nine
stables were destroyed. The houses and
barns burned belonged TO Mrs. Hughey
Smith. William J. Johnson. John Hamill,
Mr.. Kileuminins, Mr.. Moran, Peter Klein,
Joseph Abby, Mrs. Neill and Andrew Lee
land. The fire started in the factory pre-
sumably from q hot box caused by a tight
shafting. There was $4,000 insurance, $11,-
00 OF which was distributed IS follows:
Westminster Fire Insurance Company,
New York. $1,000; Pacific, New York, $500;
Phoenix. HARTFORD, 500; Madison Insurance
Agency, $3.50; North British, 1900; Sun,
$500; Westchester. $1,000; Ffremen and
Mechanics, 500; Phoenix, Hartford. $500;
Scottish Union, S0G; British American,
$500; Hanover, New York, 81, 600; Fire Asso-
citation. Philadelphia, $1,000; Western, To-
ronto. $500; Pacific. New York, $500; total.
$1,000.
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20 PER CENT. ENOUGH.
Greenfield Glass Men Satisfied with
the PittsburG Scale.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
GREENFIELD, Ind, Aug. 30.-The Win
dow-glass Manufacturers State Associa-
ton held TO meeting here to-day. j. F.
Burke and j. Il. Vandeventer, Of Ander-
son, members OF the manufacturers wage
committee, were here consulting with the
management OF the S. r.. Wells win
dow-glass works. Columbian glass
works OF Wells & Barrey. The Wells
n Columbia management had concluded
to begin operations next week on the
Misunderstanding scale, signed at Pitts
burg. last week, making a reduction of y
per cent. for lass-wOrkers. Burke and
Nandeventer desire that the factories here
shall hold out for the 30 per cent. reduction
asked for by the manufacturer at the
Cleveland meeting. Nothing definite was
promised by the Weeks and Columbia fac
tories, which were not represented ar Cleve-
land. Greenfield factories viii probably run.
They have "A very superior management
The 20 per cent. reduction causes a loss OF
s.. O0 in wages here.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-31
TWO WIDOW CARDS
TRIED TO GET A PENSION AFTER
DEATH OF WALTER Il. CARD.
Agent Pittman Unearths IN Fraud ut
Valparaiso - Madison Butter Dish
Factory B~urned-State News.
speclal to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO. Ind. Aug. 30.-Jeremiah
F. Pittman. a special pension agent, has
been in this city looking up evidence in an
attempt to secure a fraudulent pension.
Phoebe and Johanna Card both claimed TO
be the widows OF the late Waiter ID. Card,
of New York. Johanna Card resided in
New York some years ago and made appli-
cation for a widows pension and the de-
partment was about ready to grant it
with back pay amounting to nearly $1,000.
when Phoebe Card. of Los Angeles, Cal,
made application for the pension. When
notified that an application was already in
and asked TO forward her evidence. she
sent a certified copy of the records of the
Porter Circuit Court. wherein it was shown
that Mr.. Card had been granted a divorce
from wife No. 1 in 1872. \ search Of the
records failed TO show such a divorce and
no such persons were ever clerk or judge
in this county as signed the decree. Mr..
Plttman believes that some one here gained
access 20 the office Of the clerk of the Cir
cult Court and affixed the seal TO the
papers which were forged. He thinks it
one of the shrewdest and best-planned
swindles vet uneartned.
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= Victim of OyeryyorES.
PittSburg Observation-Disclosures.

The life of President Newell was a vivid
example Of American rush and constant
FASTENED by his incessant labors. He was
siXty-twO years of age. He had reached a
time of life when at least ne might have
commenced TO drop some of the details of
the cares placed upon his shoulders, bot
instead of that he added 10 them. He is
said TO have lived I'm his private car. prac-
tically speaking, for the last ten years.
giving personal attention TO the railway
lines under his care. 1t is scarcely too
much to say that he sacrificed his life in
the work. His iabCrS We're eminently
successful. but the price OF them was toe
high. There is 2 warning in President
Newelrs sudden death 10 men both younger
and oder. 10 take needed rest occasion
ally. ana thus bu!ld up their spent ener-
gies.