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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-07-05
A Line of
Ladies' Capes,
Black and Fancy,

This discount all goes to my Gus
toners, making the price on all
garments in this line the same as all
dealers paid early.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02

Chicago. June 1.-The first OF r,s ----.,
was ushered in with insunera bic 49,
the complaints from all sections 49, =
the same vein that they have 49, pa
several days Rain was what was ~
and II was rain that the countr, di7 =
get Everywhere the Temperature ~. =
the neighbOrhood OF the sJs ana ~ as iIl
tainly was not the best thing in me $50
Tor wheat that has been exposed -t
many Fleissitudes OF late The curb pri.a
DeIofe the opening. was firm and hior--'
ana the regular truding during the go
sion was at more or less Of an advance 80
yesterday. close II Re, trade was not Is-.-,
nor was il much Other than local rs
were some outside orders. but the brli =
these was Of a scalping kind. The cons.
Spectator was nOticeably absent to-5s,
ana the theory that he has takenshfs ,.f
nts and gone home finds many adher.t.i-
During the morning a short. bur t-i--
shower OF rain fell, and The crowd shor-S
their qualification by selling prices ~
few fractions, but in covering later -
forced recovery. There was no F-r-ii
cables. this being a holiday in that -e.,
try. Bradstreets reported exports of 49,
and flour from both coas IS for the yye.1-s
$500 bushels. July wheat opened e.
1sl4c to 79lsc, declined TO 7S5sc and ei5ssi
az lsi4c--sc higher than yesterday. cash
" neat Vas STEADY
Corn-There was not much Of interes- ii.
corn to-day. Left to itself to a great ~,
tent, il followed the action. of whes- !,
though the large receipts. 1927 cars VA
a discouraging fact at the opening rbs
closing nrmness of wheat benefited q--
at the end of the session July corn operaj
from 50 to 522ac. declined to 52Ikc. cios-r-
at 52ssc-isuAc higher than YESTERDAYS
Cash corn was about &c lower, but closed
firm. -A
Oats-lt was altogether a SATURDAY NAV
ket in oats. Prices we're changed bv ~
varying tones of wheat and corn Tbc
average feeling was steady. July oats
closed l4d3sc higher than yesterday. C5sb
oats were steady TO firm.
PROFESSIONALISM extremely moderate hi.ei
ness was transacted in product In fs.t
there were times when they We're ofi+S
neglected. The hog market was weak ana
lower, and for that reason a decline In
product was eXcusable. July pork closed
15c lower than yesterday; July lard ~
lower and July ribs sc lower. Domes-je
markets were quiet and easy
Leading futures ranged as follows.
Opening. Highest. Lowest Cloefn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02
THE DAILY MARKETS.
THE DOINGs DURING SATURDAYS
SHORT SESSION

Local Cotton Declined Lice I'm All
Grades With the Tone of the Mar
ket Quiet-Spirfts Turpentine and
ROsin I'm Good Demand at Firm
Prfees-The General Markets quiet,
Hut Stendy.
Savannah. June THE Board Of Trade
inaugurated its regulur summer Satur-
days closing at o'clock to-day. and
no business was transacted in the market
after that hour. The mornings trading
was quite brisk and prices in both spir-
It's turpentine and rosin were firm. Cot
ton declined 1-l6c on the weakness Of New
York futures. The Liverpool exchange
was closed in observance Of Whitsuntide
The local wholesale markets were quiet,
but steady. The following resume Of the
different markets viii show the tone and
the quotations at the close to-day:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02
GRAM, PROVISIONS. Erc.

New York June Flour quiet. steady.
winter wheat, low grades, 81 70Ii3. so: do
415; Minnesota clear, S32Od3. go: patents
5;I5G9.20; low extra, $2.70d3.50 city mills
M4o; DO patents $5.15; southern flour
giuiieeI steady; common to fair extra.
" 6o'G5.4O; good to choice, do 3d. 5OT14 *
w neat dun, 12q&c higher: firm; No >
T9{ea, store and elevator S0%qS1c afoat,
clc; options advanced 7sM11sc with the
west, and on foreign buying. with local
shorts covering and reports of crop dam
age; declined 9sq1Ac, and closed firm.
SOS; July S15sc; August. $40. Senta l1S'
per, N12c; october, S2$4c; December S97lc
Corn dun, firm, 4c higher; No 2 567Sc:
eieEator; o'lsc anoat; options were duh
ana STEADY, at AG9sc advance; July. 573sc.
September, 5Sizc. Oats more actiVe firS1
eT; options dun, firmer; June, S27sc: july.
w bita s 20. prices pIilces' no 2 32&qS3c; No. ,
quiet shipping, 55q60c; good to choice. 76a
l9c. Hops steady, UNCHANGED. Wool
I I3ls6 hrIn; qomest tic fleece. 15119c; pulled
i54Soc. Beef quiet, weak; family. SI1 0oS,
100; extra mess, $s.50G9. 90; beef hay barys
dull' easy $3.50; tierced beef dull essv.
1 y,3a CITY India mess, $lIq1900 Cut
meats quiet, unsettled; picked bellies
2A06ei shoulders, 5d5Ac: hams. "a, 99ilc'
Lard dull, weak; western steam. ner f0o
RI0IIus, T9S2i CITY 500 July 500 nom
gun; continent, T15 South Amerinsn
Steaay .f mess ss75&35o BStt s q dali
l7l2c western dairy, Sai5c; Elgins1 ''1 l7iEgS'
80 Ton seed oil strong, wanted: crude
ttfSa2gzfe; yellow prime, 27a27Iac. Rice
hrmi fair demand; domestic fair 10 extra
5A46c Molasses, foreign. nominal. Na1,,
@Tigans open kettle, good to choice 26qi39c
lalIly active firm. Peanuts quiet. Co9fo6;
edull, 5Ql5 points down; -bcceTobIao9,e
Sl4.6O; spot Rio dun, steady; No. 7 isc'
sugar 5!s55 raw, quiet, steady; fair refnfng
4lsq4sc; standard 4. 7-1664ssS: c mi "A;
and -, crushed, 3 1-16Q5hc; granu Iisi ia
I-li6g{?4c; freights TO LiverPooi, ou lIq
,Chleago. June !, Noon. The n,arl,o.
Closed s5eit. Tor wheat June, 7Si4c; corn. INV
9 p pork, June. Sl247lk; lard I'M mn
Ah. bII9: rlbs. Junc- Sc 90lL - -l oulI-i
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02

strained. Sis: good strained. sls0: spirits
turpentine FIRM at -6itc. Tar firm al s. =.
Crude turpentine steady. hard, $50; soft
$50. virgin. So.
New York, June 1--ROsin quiet. steady;
Staflned, Common 10 good. Sf.62Ld1 -
Turpentine dun, steady, 2gi4d3oc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02
NAYAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-The market was
firm, with several buyers bidding for re-
ceipts at the quoted prices. At the Board
the market was bullentined firm at DC
with sales of .260 casks. At the regular
Saturdays closing call, at 1880 p. m II
closed firm al &c, with sales of III casks
Rosin-The demand continued strong
and the sales were quite large. At the
Board of Trade at the first call, at II
O'Clock. the market was bulletined firm
with sales of /, 1923 barrels. At the last cali
at 1870 O'Clock, it closed firm, with sales
of 73l barrels. The quotations were as fol-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02

The cash quotations were as follows:
Flour was quiet; feeling steady TO firm,
with holders asking full previous prices.
No. spring wheat. 79l46S214c; No. red,
7SLN7Sikc, No. , corn, 52kc: No. oats
2g13Q293sc; mess pork, $l2.50Ql2.62is; lard.
S6.62l2: short rib sides Sc. 20d6 %. dry sailed
shoulders, $5.S71an5.50; short clear sides,
$6.5006 62l2. Whisky, 81 26ia.
Cincinnati, June Flour quiet with
fancy. S.05d4.2 20; family. $3.5Gd3.75 Wheat,
firm No. red track, S5c. Corn. quiet: No
? yellow track, 53iac. Oats, steady, but
quiet. Pork. steady mess, $1275. Lard
easy; steam leaf, 7hc; kettle, 7i4c. Bacon,
steady; loose shoulders, SIC; short clear
7c; boxed meats, &c more; dry salt, easy;
loose shoulders, SC; short ribs, sac: short
clear, 6ssc; boxed meats, l4c more. Whisky
St Louis. June Flour, quiet, patents.
A15q425; fancy. $3.60d370; choice, $3.50
$ $ Wheat, hiShher to July, soc.
5212c. Oats. higher; June. PC; July, 2gs@
29Ac; September, 295sQ30c. Pork, STANDARD
mess. SIZE. Lard, prime, steam $5;
choice, S6.57ia. Bacon, shoulders. 6isc;
longs, csc; clear ribs, 7c short clear, 7isc;
dry sailed meats, shoulders, Size; longs,
63sc; clear ribs, 61ac; short clear, sac. High
wines, higher at S1.2j.
Baltimore. Md, June Flour dun.
Wheat. firmer; No. red spot and June.
806IS0Ac; July. S0lsGS0Ac; August, SQ3t aisle;
September, S1dHAc; steamer No. ? red.
57q574c; southern by sample, S1G&c; do
on grades, 7SdS2c. Corn, dull and easy;
mixed spot 56Bds6i4c; July 56d564c; Sep
TENDER. 571aG5734c; southern white, 56i48
56l5c; do yellow, SIC. oats, quiet and
steady; No. 2 white western, 37Iad36c; No.
> mixed do, 34d341Hc. Rye inactive; stock,
4,492. Hay, easier duh; choice timothy.
$500. Grain freights, duh. Provisions.
quiet and steady; mess pork. SlA50 bulk
shoulders, 6iac; short ribs and clear sides,
712c; sugar cured shoulders, 72ic hams,
small. 11I9c; large 11Ac. Lard. refined, Sc.
Butter, steady; fancy creamery, lSal9c;
ladle, l2013c; store packed, S6l0c. Conee'
quiet 16ql6Ac. Sugar, strong; graduated
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02
OCEAN EREIGHTs.

Cotton-Market quiet. Rates quoted are
per 100 pounds. DHect-Barcelona,
40c; Genoa, 4Oc; Revai, 42c;
Havre, via New York, 43c; Liverpool via
Boston 30c Amsterdam via New York
ACC; Antwerp via New York, 40c; Genoa,
via New York, 46c; Hamburg, via New
York, 39c; Reval, via New York, 5Sc; Ma
PIES. via New York, sac: Trieste, via New
York, SIC; Venice, via New ork, Coo; Bog
ton, per bale, slips; New York, per bale.
N.OO; Philadelphia. per bale, Si.00; BalH-
more, per bale. S1.00.
Lumber-By Sail-Freights are quiet at
ruling rates. Foreign business is more or
less nominal. The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports are quoted at 81. 00G5
SEQ for a range including Baltimore and
Portland, Me. Railroad ties basis AZ
feet Timber rates, 50c0$1.00 higher than
lumber rates. To the West Indies and
Windward, nominal; to Rosario. Sa9Olf5
1900; Buenos Ayres or Montevideo. SD O0S3
HOO; to Rio Janeiro $14OO; to Spanish
and Mediterranean ports, S113OG11.5O: TO
United Kingdom for orders, nominal for
lumber, 81 IS standard.
BY Steam-To New York 500; to Phil
adelphia, 500; to Boston. $500; to Balti-
Naval Stores-By Sail-The market is
quiet. LarGe-sized. Cork for orders are
placed at Is f5dQ3s I'D; smalI-sized 2s
ga and As. Genoa, Is Sd03s Cd; Adriatic,
rs 6dq3s Cd. South America, rosin CSC ner
10 Boston, lie per 100 pounds on rosin.
Dc on spirits; to New York rosin. Sic
per 100 pounds, spirits, S5c; to Phiiadel-
phla, rosin, TIC per 100 pounds, spirits,
uc; 70 Baltimore, rosin, 7I8c per 200
pounds, spirits, 70c
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02

The market is quiet. The following QUO
tations are posted at the Board OF Trade:
Slean-Per pound, fair, 363itc: good. "a
q$sc' prime, 44Q4izc; head. SC; JOB lots,
5sNi4c higher
Rough-s5cGSl. % per busheL
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS MARK Ers.

Bacon-The market IL steady. Smoked
clear sides, 724c; dry sailed clear rib sides
.5sc; long clear, 71sc; bellies, 7lsc; sugar
cured hams. lie.
Lard-Market firm; pure in tierces. Sc;
50-pound tins, 7%4c; compound in tierces'
5%c; in 5o-pound tins, &C.
Butter-Market steady; fair demand.
Goshen, &c; gitt edge, zoe; creamery, 2lc;
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

New York. June Palmer & Frost
quote: Florida muskmelons, $S.00d50O;
cucumbers. baskets 75cd$1. %; potatoes,
prime S3.00Q3.50; seconds. $2.O002. 50; beans
50cQ$.0O; tomatoes, $1O0625O.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02

The paper on which the Bank OF EIg-
land notes are printed is made of new lih9a
or cotton, and a note will suppo5u II
weight Of IS pounds before it is sized. u
the note proper is Of the right size II VIZ ~
support a man and his entire family lO'
years.
One of the most remarkable sights ~
tain $40 feet in hight. The mountain is sup
posed to be underlaid with an mex -
ible coal seam which in some way peCa ~
ignted 1t was burning long before ~ ~
advent of white cen to that part o. '''s
country
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02
The Slave Is Submissive and Obedient
to Her Lord and Master.
From the Ninteenth Century.

From the Ninteenth Century.
For the service of the harem as at pres
ent constituted slaves are indispensable it
being unlawful for a free Moslem woman
to appear unveiled before any man not a
near relative. while to a slave, who is the
property of her master or mistress, no
such restriction attaches so far as they are
concerned. Since the abolition of the pub
lie slave market the private trade in slaves
has become much more general and widely
spread than it formerly was and is carried
on to a great extent by ladies OF RANK;
some of whom are themselves emanclpateu
slaves
In addition to the negresses and other
women of unattractive exterior. TO Nhoh
the mental duties of the household are as
signed, these lady dealers pay large sums
for pretty children of from to ~ years
of age, who are carefully trained for me
higher positions they will probably pc car az
ed upon to occupy. Many Turks prefer, loI
various reasons. to marry women VINO
have been brought up as slaves. MarrlaSo
with a free woman is, indeed, very 81
pensVe matter for a young bridegroom anu
his parents, owing to the lavish outlay IN
presents and entertainments required "
custom on such occasions. Consequently II
a father cannot afford to marry his son ~
a maiden of his own rank, ne puTcIld9o9
for him a slave girl who has been educdteu
in some great lady's harem, and no eA
pense is incurred beyond the purchase
money.
slave. having no position of her OWL
is submissive and obedient to and anxious
to please her lord and master, has no tr9u-
blesome pretensions or caprices and no m
terfering relatives to take her part agaihsss
him. a free woman, on the other haha, -
by no means always disposed 10 nave a. a.
cording to her own expression neLlii NJ
mouth nor tongue" She is fully. aware %
her rights and inclined to assert them an an
the moral support afforded by her IdlHI.54
gives her an assurance which the RusOai--
often finds extremely inconVenient.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02

There is strong sentiment at High
Springs favoring an artesian we'll
The oat crop in Alachua county is a
poor one. The cold weather injured it,
The oat crop at High Springs will not
yield over 20 per cent. The late freeze
was the cause of the decrease.
The postoffice at Wiscon in Hernando
county has been discontinued but the
route will be kept up to Bay Port
The tax collectors of Florida will have
some hard work to do next October The
time for selling real estate certified to the
state has been postponed until that month
The issuance Of licenses is always heavy
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02
IN THE HAREM.

For Marine Intelligence. see Seventh Page.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
PARAGRAPHS.

buying Live Rabbits for JekyI Island
A Savannah Druggist DuyS Out "A
store at Cedartown-NiI Tom
Gresham Turns Up at the Home Of
His sister in OEIcthorpe County
After Wandering over the Country
Mentally Unbalanced.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02
COTTON.

The Liverpool exchange was closed to-
day in observance Of the Whitsunday hOli-
days, and the New York market was weak
and about 10 points lower. The influence
Of the controlling market caused a weak
ness in the local spot market, and l-l6c
was lost from yesterdays closing. At the
Cotton Exchange at the regular CALL 1t
l O'Clock, the market was bulletined quiet
at Lice decline on all grades. The local
receipts of local cotton were only p
bales. The sales were 100 bales.
The following were official spot uqOta-
lions at the close of the market at the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29

- Cine fait u~nsluubli6e, aber bod
pabre ge9ebenDeit bat libeu Sars-
tir9en Su9etra9en. Ih Splpel ter
Nbeno wuroe Die Mago oes oortiaeu
epanselii6en Yfarrers in Den Seller
9eI6ift, I'm am bort befinoliben grln=
nen einsn Gimer puQ @alier gu bulen.
Ills Die Srau Yfarrer nun BON benz
0aner nebnlen pollte, mar es wirtlib
rOtber @eiu. Die WtaSo wuroe nun
CUR &eoe 9eitelt, bebauptete aber felt
uno iteii. Oas @aTer am Yumpbrun=
nen 9ebplt 81 bdben. Ser Pfarrer
uno bic Srau MOLTEN ll6 nun periOn=
LID ilbersenaen uno beSaben li6 in ben
Seller, erliaunten aber aufs bDhIte,
als bel ieOem StOB INNER wieoer Weill
beraustam. Man tonnte lib Die Sadie
nibt anoers %ertldren, ais oab Dem oi1t
oaneben ppbnenoen GOniumpirtb ein
SAP rptber @ein in ben Seller selau=
fen lei, Der 0ann in ben grunnen 9eSo=
gen lit. Der Wirtb leulnet aber be;
barrlit, wabri9einli6 aus 6Irdt po,
Spot. I4t Sage ipdter lalit INNER
nod rotber gSein aus Der pumpe.
Weuu man bod aud 10 elm Guel'lei
bate!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29
Snoiana.

- Giner pDn ben 2eoparben in Sa=
genbef's Circus bat in Snbiana DE-
polls, our Sermebruns Der InSie=
bunsstraft auf's publitum, cine
Sdanbtbat be9anaen. Oils Der Sbier=
bdnoiser Seinri1 Mebrmann bic Sbiire
zines SGfigs D~ffnete, in peldem iid
.Yufp", bas SeOparo Weiblein, be-
fano, ideint vYuip" ii9 eben in iebr
f6le6ter 2aune befunoen gu baben,
benn lie Itredte cine ibrer Sagen bliB=
fdnel our9 oas Sitter, erIaBte oamit
ben nellen lebersieber Mebrmann's
pcriu9te ben Sbierbdnoieer ndber gum
Sitter gu sieben. Man elite Dem ee=
fdbroeten Manne 81 Siilfe 'uno sog i'm
bonn &afig fort. Ilein Der 2epparo
fp1llte ben ueberSieber UNI teinen Yreis
IaIen uno Wtebrmann nabm ieiner
&epoluer uno gab einise blinoe S6uiie
ab, Die oas Sbier crit redt piitbeno
mahten. Dbne oaB er bamit Ieinen
3wed errei6t bdtte. Mau mubte
f6lieBli6 mittelit zines Mefers ben
&od abihneioen, ba oas Sbier ieiner
8riff ni6t auf9eben polte. Mebr=
mann muBte ii6 einen neuen llebersie=
her t%aufen, weltere bOIe GOlsen bate
Sorfal ni4t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29
1850 Suibei &artoTeln.

IS 1T taum elaublid, baB man 1850
Suibel SartOHeln BON older Sleben
fam, unb bod bebaupten Sunoertt
bon Sarmern, Die Salser Sarpeit &iug-
SartOffel periudten, oaB es NIT Oieiel
Sorte lei9t mOsli6 lei! 9tebenbei bal
err cine &artoffel, Die idou 40 8 ag
naa Dem Pflansen i6One &artohelr
gum @ien l~iefert! 60 cine tribe
SOrte liebt bic oerltide Sausfrau.
sg- 80 padete tribe @emiiie=Sa
men $1.00. - 10 pafete 9lumen=Sa
men Is Geuts portofrei. Senoe oafiir.
Salssrs grtra : 8rasmiiduns 9ibi
ihon i'm eriten Sabre cine berrli9e
@sioe uno traat 4-6 Sonnen Seu!
60 Sic oieie Nutis ausidneioen nun
nit 8 Gents in griefmarfen an SObn
q. Salser SEED 60, ga GrOIie, @is.,
ieuoen, betOmmen sic frei cine Probe
&leesras= Miidun9=S amen uno Sal=
ser's &atalog.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29

bel einem lneliid 81 S6aoen 9eton=
men parel, pflegte llno oaour1 bonn
Sooe %rettete. lin Weibndhten 1879
ftarb Die iunge Srau uuo ibr Mtann
uno ibr Sino perlieben nun ben Srt
uno begaben iib na6 Qri3ona. S. ..
Mc9loop uno Der Seutihe s. &.
Steiner, melbe Our6 Die Srau BON
Sooe serettet woroen maren, ioiNtsn
ibm. Sn Irisona fanoen iie rei6e
@olola9er llnb Die Iusbeute mar ilber
Die MaBen suiriebenieaeno. Gin 20.
Nueult 1880 wurOe ibnen mit9etbeilt,
oaB cine SanOe rdlberiiber @paten
einen llebsrfaa ouf lie beabIiAti9e.
S6nel wuroe Nles auiammengerant
uno Die Sluht an9etreten. Die &otb=
bdute bolten Die Slii6tlinge Elm uuD an
einem Gnopa1ie iibergab Der Sater iei=
men gesleitern lein Sinh nit Der Sltte,
oailelbe in Si6erbeit 81 brin9en; er
perDe ii6 ben Snoianern al Dem @in=
gang Der Shlu6t ent9egenltelen uno
Iplauee @ioeritano ~leiiten, bis lie ll4
nit Dem &inoe in Si6erbeit 9ebra6t
bdtten. Sies seibab uno am nd6lten
Moroen ipuroe Die Sei6e bes tGpferen
Mannes, Der nllr inter benz 9tamen
,Srump @BarleD" betannt mar, bon
&u9eln bur6bobrt gefunoen. Steiner
iibernabm Die SiiriOrge fir bas &ino
uno CAB Dem Mao9en ieinen Nan,en.
Nls' Gelia Steiner Das entipre6enOe
Wlter erreiht bate, ianote er lie mad
Californian in cine gilouu9saultalt.
Gr iopobl ipie McQllpDD paren III ibren
unternebmunsen jebr erfolgrei6 uno
als Steiner bon oem gelben 6ieber
binpegseraHt puroe, binterlieB er benz
Maoben iein 9an5es SermDgen. Sic
Mlpop puroe Nun ibr SDrmlno ullo
Dorl9es Sabr tsbrte Tie in oefen Seim
in Suite Gitp 5uriif. Gelia bat ibren
@prmuno Nadfprihungen na6 etlpai=
gen Sermanoten anSultellen, uno Wfc-
glppp beirdte barauf New Yort, Sal=
timore, philadelphia uno Bottom uro
fam in ben leBten Sagen nu9 GleOe=
Iano in Ohio. Sn New Sort bate ct
ndmli6 seb6rt, oaB cine Serwanote
bes junsen Mao6ens Elm Mit9lieo Der
Sela Sor=S pern=@eieli bait lei, Die
suleBt in Gleoelano ipielte. Sas 8e=
rii9t mar aber fali6 uno WcIlpoD lit
bereits tpieoer pou Glepelano ab9ereilt.
Sur9 ibn bat man jeBt pbise Sbat=
laden erfabren.
- Sn Suite fanb bas 2ei9sn=
beodueniB Der sablreiten Spfer Der
jiinsiten idredlihen @rploiion itctt.
Gs mar ein .rauriger Inblid, Den lan=
gen 3us bon 2eihenpasen uno Suit
i6en gu ieben. Der finanSiele gerluii
iteat iib iebt beoeuteno geringer berans,
als uripriingli6 an9enommen puroe
uno miro $50, 900 taum iiberItei9en.
Die Underwriters lHociation" bon
San Srancisco bat $2500 fir Die Sin=
terbliebenen geianDt uno in Suite inn
idon iiber SO, 900 fir benielben 3wed
geiammelt woroen. Sb9leib Die oor=
tigen gebDroen anfdnsli6 nidt senei9t
tparen, bon %austparts 8eloer CUR lin.
teritiiBuns announcement uno fir oit
.Sbrigen" ielber iprsen MOLTEN, baber
lie iih ieBt anoers ~beionnen uno tint
germ bereit, etpa eingebenoe 8eloe,
sere6t uno ben Seourfniien eatipre.
deno gu .pertbeilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29
@iSeonTn.

- 3u Green 9 an maGten am
neueiten Sonutas elm bOberer Gpuntp=
beamter einen Seriub, aus einem @e=
fansenen ein 8eltdnoniB al erpreNen,
inoem er einen als Yrieiter pertleiOeten
Mann in Die 3elle ihifte rnO ibml aui
Oieie @eiie nabere Nngaben iibcr Elm
aneeblid besansenes gerbreden Al
entloden periuhte. Sic ar6Bte Gnfrit=
flung berri6t in Sol9e Dellen in alen
&reiien. Sobn Sastowsti, Der 8efan=
gene, lit Elm Sarmer unO babel 9leit
ben eben erwdbnten stpei Serren EN-
SatbOlit. Gr pobnte nit ieiner Srau
auf elmer Sarm, lebte aber nidt 9liif=
lid nit ibr. oenn bduiig berridte 3anl
uno Streit i'm Sauie unO SaStpwsti
ioll iid iOsar mebriad an ieiner Satin
tbatli9 per9riien haben. Dor Suei
@oden Deridwano bic Srau plOBlif
uno Der Mann ersdblte am nGhiisn
Mor9en. iie lei nad Chicago ab5ereiit,
I'm bort ieinen 8ater, Der go. ia
SreD=Strabe D0brle, Si beiud)en. Sie=
Ter GrSdblung wurOe tein @lauben &C.
i6enft, uno oa Der Geroa6t entItano,
baB er lie 9etOotet babe, wuroe er in
Saft 9enommen. Gin Na6bar bebaup=
tete ipgar, oaB er in Der Naat mad
Dem 8eri@winpen Der 6rau Der Mauu
Elm grDBes Seuer i'm Sui6 an9eSiinoei
babe uno fii9te bln3u, er CLAUDE DAB oa
Die Sei6e p%erbraunt lpproen lei. gls
SaStowsti i'm 8efdngniB trOB allen
Suerfrasen tein @eltdnoniB ableSen
luOQte, wllroe Der erludbnte Serr peran=
labt, bic STEELE zines Prieiters gu iiber=
nebmen uno in bic 3ele 81 Dem anseb.
LID itarrt0piiaen 8efangenen 9eianot,
Der iid in rieiiger 9lufre9ung befano,
aber enti6ieben in Nbreoe itelte, Den
WOro began9en 81 baben. Gr muBte
Elm Gruciiir tiiiien unO einen @io bar
auf ablegen. SroB oieier Sbatiade 1T
Der SGerrif iiber5eugt, oaB er Die &nO=
den Der b%erbrannten Heide unter Dem
S6nee finoen miro. Der Qnpalt 0es
Geiangenen miro 9e9en Die swei Oberl
%erwGbnten Serren einI6relten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29
ohio.

= Sin a~ufreaenoer Sorfall ereignete
1i6 tiirsii6 9tahmitta9s aui BEN nit
Siemlib miirbem Sic bsoeften &anal
al Der Glm= uno &anal= StruBe in
Gincinnatj uno MIR Der uner=
i6rofenbeit uno llmiiht speier &na=
ben lit es 81 %beroanten, oaB Elm junges
&eben ni6t Elm ihreftides Guoe IN ben
triiben 6lutben aefunOcn bat. Gs per=
9niigten iib mebrere &naben auf Dem
Giie, utter oeueu li6 Der nelln Sa1r-
alte @iliam Meper befano. @r ae=
rletb plOBlih auf cine Defenders miirbe
Stelle unO brah nit einem 9ellenoen
Nngitidrei ourb oas trii9sriihe Sis.
S6on mar er DEM Grtrinten nabe, ais
siuei ieiner Spielaeil9rten, Der orei=
5sbniGbrige Clinton SOnepman uno Der
s~ebnjlbrige GbarleD Sierman, ibm sur
Silfe eilten unO ibn init eigener Sebells=
9efabr reetten.