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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
ans bonn GuumtD una Der 0aGbars
iG)ait.

= 3u SOlD Grpb wllroen Serr 81.
Clemens unO Sri. Satbarina GDuSen
ON Sonntag ebeli6 gctraut.
- 3O2 Mplie= Npenle, Yittsbura,
ga. = Giner meiner 9lrbeItsr fiel bon
elmer Seiter uno perrcntte llno quetIbte
ieinen 2lrm in i9limmer g9eiie. Gr
gebro6te st. Satobs=Sel uno mar in
bier SaGen 9ebeilt. - 6ranS t. 8oelS.
= 3u CASCADE itarb peril. @obe
6rau SO9ann 9rolton.
= Sci Der Seriammluna oes ct.
6ranSistus Sereins 81 Spersoille uur=
ben II neue MitSlieoer aui9enOmmeu.
= Nm Samltog, als Serr unb
6rau 6bas. Wannin9 uno So9ter
nab Sellepue nod Sauie iabren mollte,
muroen bic PIeroe an Der Yleaiant
StraBe burb Elm gDcicle iheu uno
brannten ourh, nobel Die Sn'aHen
aus benz gSagen 9eI1leuoert wuroen.
Serr Mtannlng DurOe beiuuBtlDs auf=
9ebuben uno 6rau Manniua ;og lid
lel6te SerleBungen al Der S9ulter
gu.
- gu Cascade ipreu9ten am Mitt=
mod Ginbre6er ben 8eloi1rant i'm
yabnbOie Der Is. M. IL st. y. Giien=
babn Obne jeOO6 Veute 81 MADDEN.
- 3lpei junse cramps wuroen an
MOntag perfl. 9SO6e i'm 9SatsrloO
Staot9eIangniB eingeiperrt unO ais
Der Mtarihall turse 3elt Oarauf Oent,!=
ben einen Seiu6 abltatten wolte, bate
elmer Oerielbeu lib erbdn9t. Ser
Strif, Iuelhen er iid aus elmer Sett=
oede 9ema6t bate, wllroe nod Seitig
senug BON osmUtarI6ull Our9i1uitten,
I'm lein Seben 81 retten.
- 3uGaseaoe puroen perfl. g8o6s
Serr y. s. GamieD uno Sri. g.
VeattD 9etraut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
&leinere 81 DriWten aus StaOt
uno unn8eseno.

- Sos 1!jdbriQe &ino bes Serrn
SOiepb Gnn9e, w~obnbdft an Der IL.
unO gine= StraBe, itarb onl Monta9
i'm SinOernu9en.
- Ter Stnotmari6nQ 1T Girrter ben
@irtben, iUel6e ibre itGOtii9en 2i5en=
len nod nl1t beSablt labeu.
- SIN Yius Nlpbonius @ereine
wuroen an Montag cine beoeutenoe
2lnSubl neue Ntit9lieoer aui9eupmmen
uno OOr9ei6lagen. Inter ben &sBte=
rem @OuntD S3abmeilter Yaul Sraut.
- Oils err Elm SdB6en nit Nd0eln
in bic nell 3l erribtenOe @Obnun9 Des
Serrn C'6arrel trugen wolte, iiel
Serr Milbelm SeiSmam ,lpiihen ben
Valten blnourd) auf ben erlten StOd
blnab.
- Sin damn Ndmens older, ipel6er
i'll go. 88S an Der g8eIt 3. StraBe
pobnt, erlitt b. ". cine Yerlebur9 am
&Opie inoem er aus elmer &utl1e Iiel.
- Serr 9ittpr M}np lpel6er iiber 80
Sabre I'M Saoen oes 9errn Sas. SeDi
gearbeitet bat, 1T am Sonnta9 Qlbelo
in ieiner @Obnung an Der g9elt 5.
StraBe in glter bon SO Sabren geitor=
ben. SerIelbe mar aus WisB in GliaB=
2%otbrin9en 9ebOren llno fam 1854 mad
yOuispille, &p.. uno 1886 ua9 Subu-
que.
- Sas Yeter Wurcng G~i0entbum,
meltes biuter Dem 6Ourtbauie liegt,
muroe am MOntag Nu6mltta9e iiir
5000 baar an Serrn u. s. McGul=
lou9b Dertauft.
- Srau 90. GanQton, Wittwe oes
0errn SatOb 2an9tOn Gr=Gountp Sur.
peDOr itarb an SOnntdg i'm gllter. DON
G6 Sa9ren.
- Sn Slt=S Dubuque bat Die 6irma
Gpen q Subl Oas lOgen. Maionic Got
uno oas oNrnnItoBenOe n~n9etuuft uno
iperoeu ben SOlSbdu wel6er iriiher ais
GauIbabn (rink) benuBt wuroe bort
bin rilfeu I'M oenlelben ais Waaren=
lager benuBen.
- Serr Gbomber9 bate am 9iens=
tag WOrNen cine lebbaite llnteyreoun9
nit Den Staotp1tern. IS miro nlm=
LID BON oemIelben perlan9t, er miiiie
nit Der Neupaalterung audi Die 8eleiie
Der S%truBenbabn erBoben, pel6es leBs
tere Serr GbOmbcrQ Der Staot gan,
Ooer bod tbeiIWeiie sur Sait legen mill.
- Sn Der StaOtbNlle lperoen nelle
uno ieuerieite 8ew0lbe CUR 9luibemab=
rrn9 Der itdotiiden Builder uno 8eloer
9eb0nt.
- SD beiidti9e germ, bnB Or. gu0ult
aOniN's Sambur9er SrOpien Oas bette
YlutrciniQun9smittel 1T, wie ib iebr
bQuiig Observation-Disclosures 81 erprOben.
- 81. Selmun. 1880 T.. Ga0ersS tr.,
Baltimore. Wo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
uno 5auirr in Gutenberg,
a., Al ucrfaufcn!

Gas ioSenOmte Gitp Sotel, Gissntbum
bes (oerru >. s.. GueSlage, uou Gincunuat,
Ohio. beltebeno ants Notteu DO. l. 10 uno 10
in Slod DO. 2 III benz frairie 20 Sort Sbeil
Der Stabt &utteuber9. III Clayton 9ountp,
Soiua, III nm eineu bili9eu GreiS 81 perfau.
len. Siele gotten baben elIie 'ebr i60ne
gage IN benz Gei6GitStbeil Der Staot uno
9eboren SI Der &lalle oeS metropolitan Gis
9entbumS Suttenbe;9s. got 20. l lie8t oil
Der Ode Der Sront unb Erince StraBe, bat
Smei serGumise Sauier, 9utes @Oiier, etc.
llIo III uur our6 cine allep 20 SUB brett, pom
ben 9enaunten gotten no. Ii mo 10 9etreumt.
gottem DO. Is NIB 10 lie9eu oil eiuauber al
Der 9de Der Griteu ulo Friuce StraBe aui
oieisn 1T eiu iolioer Stau, Der in icber Siu.
ii6t iiir Sotel= 3pete 9roB 9enu9 1T.
Tim weitere gustunit peuos man lid al
ben aSentsu s. s.. 9eitmam III @uttenbsrs
SOMA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
Sic ;ucitr @eriamntlnas Scs Rinss
ST. WlpBnnius>SercinS

an WOnta9 mar eben 10 snblrei6 be-
iu6t ais Die erite, unO c3 iuurOen iebr
wi9ti9e SOrl0gen perbdnOelt. gta9
Der 9erlelun9 oes YrOtoiOIls Der por=
DerQe6enOeu Neriammlung nurOen Die
&enOerunGen OerlcIcn. wel6e Die
neue @ercins Contribution 1ufpeiit
rruo Dieie iuie Dfrle'en, nah Sebatten
iiber einSelne Eunttc, On9enOmmel.
NlsoGm ihritt man SIR Mabl Der
nellen yeamteu. IS wurOeu geipablt
ME fOlgt:
@raiOcnt-E. q. G0r5ocr;
&ice= irGitocut-G. S6uIer, ST.;
Getoroireuoer Setretur-S. Sbomas;
Tillan;= SefretQr-W. G3iSef;
Shuemeiirer-S. Srerler;
O~tnri6ull-S. Wteper;
6iuanis Gpmite-F. Nits, 7. Soiimauu
uno y. Gonter.
@ei Ger nGditen IerI0mmlung bes
Yiu5 Ct. N%lpbpnius Sereines mlro
cine tleiue unterbaltung peranitaltet
Weroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
Stabtratbsbrrb

WOnta9 trat Der yNusI6uB fir oaa
8anSe" suiammen. ollie NloermQnner
nit 2lusnabme bon gOniOn paren
anpeieno. Sin Geiu6 Dsri6ieoener
Gubrleute, UNI Grnieori9unG Der 2i=
5enien filr 6ubrleute BON SO 0uf So,
wuroe abgewieien. - 9as 8eiu6
elmer glnSabl Gi0entbiimer, pel6sa
onrum Nniragte, o0B Die umlugen bon
@aiier nUr BON iOlden SeiiBern er=
bOben perOe, iUelbe al StrGBen mob
neu, Die 1900 SUB bon eilem g8niier-
pflofe entiernt Iiegen, Unltatt wie
jegt, 100 es beiBt, weI6e in Elmer
bon 1900 SUB liegen,
murOe NbI6lG0ig beurtbeilt. - Dos
Oeiu0 Der YOIiScimQnner lin Grb0=
Duug ibres WtOnOtsgebOlt5 Dpu s 30
auf 500, pel0es bon S9rlititiifen
begleitet mar, Die bemeiien iolten,
Dap $50 OOs @e9Olt in gr0Bcren Stdo=
ten lei, DurOe mad elmer turieu De-
ratGuug Ob9el6la9en. Die 2bltim=
mun9 ergNb: SG: Cullen, Grawioro,
SGea; 9teiu: Bauer, SNIpin, S1ulte.
JtpOcr, &auimNm uno GO9ler. -
YetrenenO Die @rneumung zines ltdOti=
i6en, Of ii5iellen Yluttes, beourite
es elmer MISUNDERSTANDING ulO na9
elmer IGn9eren GrtIdrung oes StaOt-
anWaItes Wuroe belblOhen, Den .Se=
rob" bis gum Nbl0Uie zines pOl.en
9Gn5eu SOBrcs ais itdOtii1es
SlGtt onSuertenueu uuo 81 beiUlOen,
binGe9cn Oeno &ele0rOpb"Sum Oiijjielltn
Slatte filr OOs gauge tOmmenOe Sabr
81 ertlGren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
Sic Observation-Disclosures

Der Sun9frauen Der Scrs Seiu Ge=
meinoe in Der MarQuette Salle am
Spnntug 2lbeuo bate cine 9roBe 3abl
3ui6auer Nerbei9elOft. Sic Nufiib=
rlln9 oes Srama Suema i6isu alSe=
meinen slntlang 9eiunoen gu b0ben
llno Die 3wiidenipiele, wel6e einselne
9amen Der 6emeinoe a%uiibrten, trrl=
gen niat lpenig bel, ben Nbeno AT
einem iebr intereiianten 81 MAIDEN.
Die Sun9Iraueu baben urla9e auI
iDren GriDls itOls su ieil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
Sie Tirula Sas. 9eai & Co.,

Z fe Der z. uno W 4 It 5 e.
lit betannt ols zines Der beiten Ger=
taufsbduIe r Der StaOt fir ale grtitel
in Glen uno &urswaaren, fir Sep=
pi1e uno Seltii6er uno audi fir alle
Maaren, mel6e ben peri6ieoeneu Sab
resSeitsn an9emelien iino. Nlles lit
edit uno oauerbait bel mOglibit biQi=
oen Yreiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21

rita uuo lieBen ii6 it MOcailin Conn
hip in G%iiin9Dnm GOuntD, ST.. nice
Der. IS iibcrlcbcn Die Gerltorbcne
nebIt i6rem @utten flint &inoer, bon
luelben slpei NtdO9en in baS &loIter
oes bl. SCREENS ST Gunld, Ganoolpb
Gp., ST., in ben Croen oes %toItbaren
Glutes ein0etreten iino. 90s Segrdb=
nib f0no untcr ieDr grOber Setbeili9un9
an 9. Wt0i 1895 bon Der ct. Glara=
STRIDE aus 81 glltamont, ST., itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
Stadt nua Mmgegeud.
Entered at the Postofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
Ngentcn DER ,,Oa,ctte".

Sir WimteapoltS uuo llm9eno:
q it. Molttor, 2426 Sadiou Str., q. 6.
Sn Gbico9o, ST.:
Sr. Setter Reiter, 154 Nu6iou 2tpc.
&r. Socques @iI9er, DO. 1241 51}tc
Siioieite.
Sr. Better @errorb, 457 gSiubeitel
lpe., 9@eit= uuo Siiopeitiette.
Sir @,9b Rio9e, ST., NIB llm9esenO:
@ebriiDer &raui d.
Sir @urora, Su., unb llmgc9eub.
Sobu ~ eli d, So @tortb @roaowap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
2. Scr Ma1brittcr &ugo pcu Sc.
ritigcn uIo %&reu;iabrsr pom Sells.
Bum Preijc bon S1.50
&atbu!iibrr Sarmrr seiu@t,

Der oieien Serbit inter iebr 9utcu Se0in9uu=
gen iiir mebrere Sabre cine Sarm non $50 @der
mietbcu nil; 1T aud tGufli6. 500 Ader
auiSebro6eu. Nons gut uno 9roB. Stal:
lung iiir II Fieroe etc. Sier Vteilen pom
,Seron gafc, Sadion 60, Miun. @roBe
beutide tatbolli6e @emeinbe. I'm Rdberes
wenoe man lid oil &eu. y. San ben Berg,
0erou yate, Wiuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
M II, Sa.,
II. Wtai.

Maribaltown. Sa.,
II. Wai.
@eli6torn, GartoffeIn uno 8arten=
1ciuadie wllroen ourh ben beilte DIOR
gen eintretenoen Sroit erbsblib aei6d=
oi9t. 9Dn ben Sbitiorten babeu al,
mellten Die Srauben gelittcu.
Rem 8 q IN , t on, Sa., II. Mai.
SeBte 9ta4t trat bier fairies Srot=
ipetter eil, weltes Die 8artenfriibte
gum Sbeil ihdoiste. Sas @eIldtorn
bat wenig gelitten.
GARNER uno Stdoter
brau6en q ntes Pferoegei9irr
I'm iplbe aber gu t~aufsn, sebe man
Sl ben
Gebriioer Gllwanger,
1856 GlapitraBe, Dubuque. Soma.
Simmer porrdtbig: Sanotai1en, Sof-
Ter, &eileidde, iowie Yeltiden, &jemen,
TliegenneBe, uno %Seoeriuaaren jeoer
Nrt. &eparaturen weroen ebenfals
ibncl, bilig unO gut belor9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
0en6erren 4eter &eiter. So

SenSerren Yeter Gelter, Sern.
Slein unp SObn &Onig pm 6bica9p,
ST., Sele9ateu gum 3ten Surembur=
9er Gun9reB 9eialt es iebr gut bier,
nur am Sonnta9e bel Dem feierli6en
umsug uno Der trOfnen Witterung,
bate Selegat &eiter bic MeinunQ, oaB
Der Marid ldnger rudre ME Die Staot.
Gin i6Dnes uno liebes
8ei6ent erbalten mir ioeben per
GrpreB pOu unierem 6reuno Wtatbias
SIiem bon ct. 9aul. Sas 8eiAent
aus elmer &iite SreBeln in jeoer 6orm
uno pon aller Dirt, oarunter 5wei mG6=
ti9e unb eroBe, wel6e wirtlihe Sunlt=
perte Der YreBelbaderei 9%enannt gu
weroen peroieneu. Selten Cant fir
oas freunolibe 8eident. g8ir tOnnen
sinem @e6ielblatte MN 9an5li9 bei=
pfli6ten, tuenn es i6relbt:
g8ir lenten bic @uinerfiamfeit unierer
Qeier aui bic 0Gterei bes Serrn W. Sliem,
532 Sberburne glpe, ct. SAUL Utiuu. Serr
Sliem, Der iebr tii6ti9 III ieiiem SADIE 1T,
Iieiert ieue beliebten i6matbafteu ySaratoga
Chips" uuo ueri6ieoene Sorteu greBelt
uo6 edit benti6er 2rt. 0ir f0rnleu u"uiereu
2lbonreuteu beitens empfebleu, lid eirmal
cine Yrobei6a6tel ySarato9u Gbips" i6ideu
III laiieu. Sin eiumali9er Veriu6 wiro
Sud ;i eiuem lteti9eu Suuoeu Ill lereS Ses
W%Gbrsmannes MAIDEN.
Im Bling Il montag, ben 3.
SUM, feiert Der 2urembur9er Inter-
itiiBun9sperein BON Chicago. ST., iein
Observation-Disclosures Stiftun9sieit
nit elmer srOBarti9en llnterbaltung in
Srano's Sale, Gfe Der %. Glart uuO
Grie StraBe. SieieIbe be9innt um 8
ubr Nbenos.
Ser unteritiibuu9sperein 1T Der
9rObte uno Su9lei6 AUDI Der iOlioeiie
uno ~finanSieQ Der beit9eitelte Yerein
unter ben l%uremburger Sereinen in
AmeritG. Sas @Omite perii1ert bier
nit alien Sbeilnebmern Ie na9 beIten
Srdften gu unterbalteu uno lit oaber
Seoermann auf oOs 6reunoli9ite ein=
9elaoeu. N6tuugspOl
B..Brot
Yeter Reiter)
gu Ct. 9pnatus, SSu., Itarb
in Der 9tO6t bon Montag Uuf 9iens=
tag Serr NitOlaus S6mit I'M Utter
bon Is Subren, wOblOerieben nit Den
bl. Sterbei0trUmenten nu6 d6tmOnat=
li6er &rantbeit. Ser 8erItorbene MAJ
81 Reoingen, i'm Canton M~eoingeu, I'M
8rOBberSO9tbum &uremburg an Is.
Nu9uit 1926 gebOren, lam I'M Sabre
1856 ua9 @merita uno Ct. 9onatus.
Gr oerbeiratbete li3 i'm SABRE 1853 nit
SRI. &atb. SueWel. @us Der Gbe ent=
iprougeu 9 &inOer bon oeuen 4 neblt
Wtutter ben Yater ilberleben. Sas
2ei9enbegdngniB fano am oaraufiol=
Qenoen SOnnersta9e inter iebr Sablrei=
6er9Setbeili9ung BON Der STRIDE Al
Ct. 9OnGtus aus, ltatt.
- 81 III t, ST., itorb am
5. Mlui i'm 2llter BON IS SUhreu uno
eiuem WtOnut 6rdu WtariN g. O0anns.
Sic par an IA. Nou. 1856 nit lbrem
Ie itberlebenoeen 8atten Qetraut mprs
ben unO tam i'm Sagre 1868 ua9 Glue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
Tlr Die erite 81. Communion

BADEN mir bic i60nite @uspabl oeut=
i4er uno en9lliher Gcbetbt9er, iOpis
&Oientrdn3e uno Sergleiben.
s.. S. &iebel
1927 @laD Strabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
gu Ocrmictbeu.

Gin gaditsin @ebauoe, befauut inter benz
Ranien o&aibiu9ton Soule" @roBs 40 X 40
SUP; eingeri6tct iiir @Hutbidaft unb ais
Boarding: Saus iebr 9eei9net; 1T idon ,ebn
Sabre betGmt ais gutter 4lae 9eleSen Gde
Der Is. uno @albiu9tou StraBe (YtO. 1909.
Die Sermle lebr biuiS. Wtan ~srtunoiSs li9
Gui benz PlaBs bel S..Subss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
aat40lii4e Qnfe0(ung
Bci Gurt(e Gaze, Barren Co.,
so Weilem bon st. YauI, Tinn.

Gin Sober, Der iibsr cine bliibelSe beuti9e,
tatboltl6e glniieoluI9 Nustuuit wiiuitt,
1T einSelaoeu lid perlOnlid Ooer i6rirtll3
al mid III penben. Ole .Surtle Qate"a
9luiieollng beltebt IeBt icit pier Sabreil, III
weI6er 3eit iib ingefGbr $50 6amilisu
cine Seimatb ouielbit 9e9riinbet baben. So
9tbt III ben norowcltliheu StaatelI feline
;peite Nuiieolung Die lid zines 10 ;ablrei9eu
GnldlnlleS %erireut, wte biele. Wtau fiuoet
bier eiIeu 9uteu gobeu, guteS gSaiisr, geiuus
pes <ma lIlo quite Ndtbaru. gtur 2t
Snuoeu gabureiie pou ct. Saul, auoere
groBe Wtarttpl0ee beiiuoeu li6 III uumittels
barer Ndbe. 0as 9auo 1T bauptld6li9 NIT
NartboIS, pie GideH, 3uder. Aborl, 9iuoerr,
Sirteu II. !. ID. bep0bien, aber uibt ldper
urbar 81 mamerl. is III nod iebr id0ues
yalto III Der JtaBe Der STRIDE 81 babeu. Der
Nrcis beS yolbeS lit perboItuiBmGBi9 uieoriS
uuo Die &auibeoingun9en iiIo lei3te.
Sartau uub Austlmit ertbeilt:
s.. S0Dr5ausr,
173 6. 3. Str. 81. Yau, WiHH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
eym gllter bon 20 Sabren Itorb om

= Sm gllter bon 20 Sabren ltorb om
Mittipoh uerfl. @Obe in Der g8obnung
ieiner gltern No. % an Der 6rantlin
Strabe 8eOr9 Saes9i. Sas 9e9rdb=
mia iano am 6reitas WOrgen bon Der
Ct. Wurientir1e aus, nam DEM osut=
iAen tatbOliiHen 6rieObofs ltatt.
- Sn ieiner Wobnun9 1860 an Der
GlapltraBe nabm an Mittwoh Serr
O.. u. Soerner 8iit al iiA, pelhes
jeoo6 infolge Der prpmpten drstli6en
Siilfe pel6e man linn anseoeiben lies
teiilen tOotllben 4usSang nebmen
tpnrte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
Marftbertbt.
o.
Yreife fur ben @roBperfams.

Vubuque, ben 1S. Wai 1895.
0etreibeu MebI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21

Dr.. price's Cream Safiu9 pop6er.
pd5Ee &eitsausIeannss siasseibuuus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
Sowa Wa6ri6ten.

arballtoipn II, II. tWai.
Srilbtoln, &artoffeln uno sarte @ar=
tengewdhie iino Dem Srolt leBter Na6t
sum Maube gefalen.
Sbltblume muloen nibt empIinolib
berlibrt, MeinltDfe oa9egcn litten
l1mer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21

nobm bic l%lnterbaItunQ Inn bol6 s
N9r ibrcn GniNng. Gie Sale mar
gefttllt unO ais Die Suugirouen Der
9er8 Sciu=GemeinOe ibren Sriumpb.
mario nit Dem luediclrei6en 6arben=
iplele Nunitbrten Wel6en 6rdulein
AOum oui Dem YiUno be0leitete, iono
lbre &eiltuna rei6li6sn 8eiful. Der
GOrtr09 bon "Ons Hemecht" BON
Arizona republican., 1895-08-30
A LIGHT-FINGERED GENT.
He Makes a Good Haul on a
 French Baker.
The Latter Places a Pooketbook Containing $11O In a Trunk, and
 Later Finds It Gone.

The proprietor of French bakery h Monroe street is now wiser man and poorer by $l10 than he was a couple of days ago.
 Yesterday morning he went to the Investment bank and drew out $110. A silver bill for $1OO and two $5 gold pieces were given him. He put the money away in his pocketbook. The money was to pay for bakery wagon that he ordered, and that he might keep the money more securely deposited the pocketboo in a trunk in bis bedroom back of the store. He had lost the key to the trunk and SO could not lock it, as he thought the money was safe.
 Some three hours after drawing the money from the bank customer called and requested him to be shown re. ceipt he had given the baker the pre- vious day. The receipt was in the pocketbook that held his money and he went back to get it. He came back in a very few seconds in an excited and agitated frame of mind and made the startling announcement that he had been robbed.
 Somebody had seen him draw the money from the bank and watched where it was concealed then await. ing favorable opportunity went to the trunk and stole the pocketbook. No ] cleu has been found to the thief.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-30
PERSONAL.

Judge Kibbey is stopping at the Hol lenbeck in Los Angeles.
 Hon. A. J. Doran, of Prescott, and J. M. Mckee, of New Orleans. are in the city.
 A. St. John Gaylord, manager of the Highland Canal company of Mesa, is in the city.
 w. Inqerim was an outgoing passen- ger this morning over the Santa Fe road for Kansas City.
 Lionel Salter, the popular young sec- retary of the Consolidated Canal com pany at Mesa, is in the city.
 Walter Talbot, with Misses Edith and Marion Talbot, left on this mornings north and south road for Holbrook.
 Lon Harmon, the Tempe cattleman, has returned from ten days visit to the coast. He will ship few carloads of calves soon.
 J.W. Spear, formerly city editor of THE REPUBLICAN, but now of the Tucson Star, will come over Sunday to pay a visit to his family and his numerous friends.
 M. Jacobs returned yesterday morn. ing from his trip to the coast. His wife and daughter Laura are still there and will remain until the marriage of Chie1 Goodman. He reports them we'll and enjoying themselves.
 Chief Herbert Goodman of the fire department left last night for San Fran. cisco, It is needless to remark that he will be benedict upon his return. His many friends wish him a happy mar. riage aud a speedy return after that pleasant event has transpired.
 Dr. Ancil E. Martin, who for two yeari has not rested day from large pro fessional business, has gone to tht northern mountains for two weeks outing. The doctor will do large
Arizona republican., 1895-08-30
SIR KNIGHTS. The Exodus from Boston
 Has Commenced. End of the Great Con- claVe Held in that City. Grand Treasurer Lines Is Re- elected to the Position. Reuben H. Lloyd of San Francisco Is Elected Deputy Grand Com
 man der-Other Officers.
By the Associated Pr ess.

By the Associated Prsss.
 BOSTON, Aug. 29.-A dull gray sky and @ rain soaked earth rather discouraged the Knights Templsr when they turned out for parade today. Black and white plumes and lightly fitting uniforms are giving away rapidly to fatigue caps and business suits. Tonight an exodus of Knights begins. Several commentaries are leaving for home. Large nun bers will go tomorrow.
 The time set for the conclave is fixed for the second Tuesday in Octob 1898.
 The following were elected: Grand generalissimo, Very Eminent Sir Hen- ry D. Stoddard ot Texas; grand captain general, Very Eminent Sir George M. Moulton of Illinois; grand senior war den, Very Eminent Sir W. Rugg of Rhode Island; grand junior warden, Very Eminent Sir w. B. Melish of Gin cinnati, Ohio. They have elected Very Eminent Sir H. Wales Lines of Con necticut grand treasurer and contest is over the election of grand recorner.
 The knights have elected Very Emin- ent Sir Reu ben H. Lloyd of San Fran cisco deputy grand commander. It was decided that Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. will be the next conclave city.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-30

At McKelligon's you can get the6nest handmade Sour Mash, Bourbon and Pennsylvania rye whiskies. No. q, East Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-30
DISASTER. Two Mines Flooded by
 Water. Thirteen Men Supposed to Be Killed.
They Had No Warning of Im-
 pending Danger.
The Water Broke Through an Old
 Cutting Off All Escape.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 DENVER, Colo, Aug. 29.-A SD pecial to the News from Central City, Colo, says: "The accidental flooding of the American and Sleepy Hollow mines this afternoon caused the death, it is believed, of thirteen miners. Every effort is being made to rescue the un- fortunate men, but little hope is enter. tained."
 About o'clock water in the lower workings of the Fisk mil broke through the workings of an old vein coursing eastward; it struck the Ameri- GUS, drowning two unknown Italians. The water diverted to the Sleepy Hol- low mine where fourt cen men were working, three of whom escaped. The workmen in adjacent mines were warned and escaped.
 Those in the Sleepy Hollow whose escape was shut of were as follows N. Vegas. B. Brocken, Brewer Prisk, William Prisk, Thos. E. Prouse, Thos. Williams, M. Placoni, Thos. Calvis, J. Harris, s. Vallero, John Parks.
 Practical miners offered their services in lowering the buckets. The furthest de pth attained was 330 feet, the gas be- ing such that candle would not burn at a greater. The lescuer who first descended was found at the 330 foo, level. On reaching the surface he was almost in an insens ble condition. 9th CTS went down. bn did not reach the lower point. The affners are now work ing with view to lowering the water
 Unless the imprisoned men are found in some of the slopes they are without doubt drowned.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-30
MOURNED BY MANY.
Funeral of Winthrop Sears, Late
 County Recorder.

Funeral of Winthrop Sears, Late
 County Recorder.
 The funeral of the late Winthrop Sears was held at 4 yesterday from the residence of F. H. Parker, in Capitol addition, where since January deceased had resided with his family. Attending were scores of friends of the family, as we'll as about 200 brethren of the Pythian and Workmen orders. The ceremonies especially were under the direction of the Knights of Pythias. of which order deceased was at the time of his death deputy grand chancellor and an espe- cially active member.
 Services at the residence were brief. Conducted by Rev. G. H. Pierson of the Methodist church and Rev. Preston Mo- Kinney of the Presbyterian church.
 Under escort of the mem bers of the two secret societies, the cortege moved to the family plat at the City cemetery, where interment was made. The brief recital of the Pythians was read by Sir Knight c. H. Moore, and the parting leafy tribute dropped by each mourning brother upon the casket. farewell prayer, for the living as for the dead, was offered by MT. Mckinney, and the service was over.
 The floral decorations were many and beautiful, expressive beyond words. of the high esteem and sincere regard felt by all for him who had been called away.