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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06

Scr hod,r. @iibof ppn Settcler mar
oort aeraoe anneieno, nm ciilen Yriu=
gen SDlms- Splms als 6onpertiten in
ben Wutterl9Ob Der STRIDE ~auisuncb=
men.
Mls ib nun Dem p%erItorbenen Mnllint=
root an &atafalt eiren tllrSen Nahrui
wiornete, ba rollten - ib tdnn es nie
neraefen - Die oifcn Sbrdnen iiber
Die ourhfurbten @an0en bes cblen
tpettpbdlilhen Sreiberrn uno Mai icr
Sii6of's.
Sofcntlib tpiro bas tatbcliihe uno
be'onoers oas beutibe Bolt oas Nnben=
ten an feline treuen Siibrer III idwerer
3elt - Die MIN Den 2Ouf oOqenoet -
Pets liebepOll I'M Ser5en tragen!
Was Sbeoopr Eorner BON ben Srei=
~beltsheloen lang, oas gilt in Diel b0bes
rem Slime bier:
GOD itebit On baitu, mein Iolf, betrdust
pom @liide,
Srl beliler Gor,eit beil'gem Sie9er9lan;:
Ser9llt Die trelleu 8ooteu nitt unb l6mitde
Allb oerelt urile nit benz @i6enfran,."
Gep. g. 81. 9Seber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
I Sic ~GemtrmasiIbrer. I
2inbiop, Ser, 80. Suli '95.

Ginotap, Yer, 30. Suli 95.
Der Selc9rapb bat uns Die Nabriht
9ebra6t, DAB am II. Suii Der ebrWiir.
bi9e, alte @u8ut Geibensperser 8sltur-
ben lit.
60 Iinb Iie oerln olle einoe9nn9en in
bic Q8al6alle bcs Simmels, in Die Sci
matb oes Srieocns, bic Mtalliutroot,
WinObOrlt, SaOrlemer, Peter, unt
Nu9. &ei9ensper0er, 6%rantsnitein etc.
gBdren bas aber Wdnner, Selben.
wabre oeuti9e Gihen!
gSie cbrt Die Belt ibre grobsn, ilc9=
reibeu Seerfiibrer! llno Die iatboliide
Wlit= uno NaApelt t0nnte je bic Mdn-
ncr pcrgelieu, weihe i'm bsibeten
Sample 9egeniiber llnalauben. Srr=
olauben, rOber Staats9ewalt unO fin
fenoem 6lDotenIpott Die Sadie mo
3tedte 8Dttes uno Der fatDolilhen
STRIDE nit ofienem giiir Dor Der gan=
gen 98elt ritterli9 uno iie8rei6 oertbci=
oi9t baben?!
g9pbl Itnnoen binter ibnen fart be-
wniinet nit &l0uben unb Spferlinn
Glerus uno Bolt, aber Die Siibrer ba=
ben Die 8eiitesidlo6ten 9eleitet, Den
Gcino gepOdt, Die Siege erruH9en.
gismnrf. Der &ater Der .pOlitii6en
Scu3elei", bat oft in ieinem Geben ge-
lO9en, nber Ell iibertraf ii6 ielbIt. ole
CT 1872, lpO Der 6ultartampi beItig gu
entbrennen be9ann. i'm Reihsta9e aus
riei: Rad 0anOlla 9eben mir ni6t,
meOer t0rperliO, nod 9ciltig."
ST Der Wnnn abPr, nibt ge9an9en,
nein ,0eluufen nod SanoNa"! Gas
tatbOlii6e Seutidlano Qefiibrt bon obj
gen WtGnnern bate i'm beliegt.
g8ie oreiititol3 bat Sismnrf 1890
rad GuBlanO bin aus9eruien; .g8ir
Seutihe iiirAteu 8ott, JOINT Ni6ts NuI
Der geelt." SGtte er nit ieiner Gul=
turtdmpieriihen Wieute 8ott 9eiiirhtet,
10 bate er ieine SNno bon Der STRIDE
Wottes 9elahcn. Nber lpie bat or Ole
9~8inoDOrlt uno @enonen 9eiilr9tet, &C.
iiirbtet bis Sur 6dpltulatiOn!
al5 piel al irib bon Wallintroot
ltarb Q874) wuroen ibm 3ruusramter
nliiberOll in PreuBen nGd Aebalten.
S6reiber oicles ,p0r oam0ls &aplan in
GreuSn0b.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06

n~unftgeieten irscno elmer &orpcrl6aft,
gum 0cfcn Oes 6cbIbctra9cs 9cbunoen.
uebri9euS loIlte bic MtBs
10 RI b6aft Der dlieBlis
d. en- q It encrnn9 cmcr
@ltcrn, mcl6e &tnber Snr
Eiarri1ulc ihifcn, nnb Swar
ma @runblaSe Der pom ibnen
CUR 6ule gel d iftcn& climber
sabl, in jcoer 8cmcimbe an f
boreu; lebren bod bic &C.
unbe Gcrnun nno bic Grs
a Drun9, baB bic 9ute
Gr3ie bun9 Der Sngeno bic
3 c it gegriinoertn pcs
ii tigsu J It anbes
unb @ebeibens, Der Cider
beit unb iclli6aftit3en
Orbnuns liz Sic Sem e
m alI9emeinc unb ii T
ebeS einseIne Mitglteb
oerelben i'm 9 oern
/ It, uub baB bas Beftee
einer suten g arr6ul E
materieIlen Wertb
Niegen 6 q ten i'm
y ereib Der % emeinbe be-
bcutenb ct ; . ; t. 0arlm iols
ten ollie Mitsliebsr elmer @smeinoe i%puieI
Griitli6e Qiebe uno ioutel 9tedtss uno
Gbrsefiibl seisen, Dap iie oen GinSelncn
Gltern ui6t alleiu Die 0alten Der tat9os
lii9en S6ulbilbung ibrer &inber iibers
laiien, ionbsrn bereitwiliglt nnb irets
gebi9lt 81 bieicm bebren .Spefe beitra9en.
Gortiebuuo iplgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
Grsbii6of S~aroetti'S 3iIdtritt.
(auS Der SalJburgcr ~Rotbodideu airt, s~u5eituu9'
Don .. sui.
Sutarelt, 5. Suli 1895.

Wutaref, 5. Suli 1895.
Sa8 8eriibi pOn Der 3teli9nation
oss @rsbiibOis 3Oroetti iheint, wie es
iib jest berdu5itelIt, bod nidt aus Der
Snlt 9e9riHen 81 iein. 9ius auibsn=
til6er 0uelle t0nnen mir ansei9en, oaB
Die Nnna9me oerielben bon Settle
&Dm's beuie cine Sbotlabe lit. Sra.
biibof 3aroetti lit ourb Srepe bonn
II. SUM-, unter Nnertennun9 ieiner
bisberiaeu Miilben uuo Y%erolenltsu in
Der lbwlerigen uno wie es lib beraus-
ltellt, falt un~baltbarcn Gage, gum
Sitular=GrSbildof bon WOcinus in
GappaoOcien %ernannt uno Die Qbmini.
ltration Der Yutarelter SiO,eie Dem
bOhW'lten Serrm Siibof S0Quet aus
SanD iibergeben mOroen.
lin iali6en Geriibten porSubcugcn,
lino mir OlFlsiea 81 lOl9euoen 9luitlG=
rull9en ermGGti9t:
Oils Die Na1ri1t bon Der SemiiIiOn
in Den 3eituu9eu eridicn, mar Der
gr5bii6Oi bereIts aui Der Y%iiitations=
reile. NiemanO ibentte Der 9tabribt
9lauben. slui alien Miiiionsitationcn
Die feline greellenS beiutte, wuroe ibm
Elm ME oa9eweiensr @mpluns bereitst.
Bon allen Soften, ielblt DON Yeb0roen
ni6t tatbolliber SOnfeiliun, erfubr er
bic 9lanSenoiten Seweile Der YereDruno
uno Nnbdngli6tsit. IS bate ben
Nnidein, ais mollte man Ofientli6 oas
8erilbt Der SemiiIion uno beIonoers
Die an9eiiibrten Yewes9riinoe Giiaen
l%trafen. Ser 6lerus mar ibm nit
tinollder 5reue uuo Gbriur6t ergebeu,
bic 0ldubigen ,uaren pOl Ye0eilterung
uno Ielblt ole NnOersslaubigsu be9ten
9roBe Spmpatble ge9en ben 10 9ebils
Oeten nno liebcDOllen Yrdiaten. Der
6rSbiIboI genoB aud oas gauge uno
bolle. ia auBerorOentlibe gHObllpollen
oes &Oni9's. Nls er bon Der Semiis
llpn bOrte, trat CT IOSlei1 fir ben er,=
bii1Of Elm uno mabte aud in lester
3elt Nnliren9un9en uno S1ritte, Die
ole Gage jeoOb uiht anoerteu. gr be-
Oanert ben @eS9ang iebr. Sas De-
mlllions9elu0 mar aber eiu9egeben.
mptlpirt elnSiA uno ALIEN ourb Die
~finanSlea unbaltbare Gage Der Sioscie.
Gllr ole tatbOlilAs STRIDE IN Ium0nlen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
Swwcr frauf.
bus, g., 81. Suli.

6olumbns, g., 81. Suli.
Ser Pfarrer Soiepb Selling, Der
&ettor oes pdpltlihen Colleges SOie-
pbinum in bieii9er Staot, Der einSigen
Sebranltalt Oes Sanbes, ncl6e unter
o~iretter SOntrolle Der propaganda in
IOm itebt, lit an einem llnterleibs=
leioen i6iuer erirantt; Die MerSte loffsr
jeoO1 auf 8cneiun9 pes Yatienten,
lpeun Oerielbe teinen &iidial erleioet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06

lung bieier Observation-Disclosures fem,
Dab ell jebcr Der slr9e9sn mar, nerac=
ltdrtt lrno bon Neuem be9eiitcrt gum
Wirten fir bic quite SoHe Der oclrtiderl
Satboliten in feline Scimatb suriid-
teGre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
Wcrf,ulroiges.

Nmerifouid er @atb T..
Heb INNER Sreu unb Reolidfcit -
SSu bleler nellen @elt,
llno menn On etmG5 itcblen tBult,
60 'tcble redt Dlel @elo.
90 tonnit On ols eiu Wcntlemau
GetroIt bnr6'S Veben 9eben,
On fdunlt @eridteu ieber 9lrt
Getrolt ms AIge ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
Cine fcbr trauriee GrI6cinmna

tebre.
Cine icbr trauriee e rIdcinnng
1T es, oaB tatboliIde Gltern II I d.
aus ni6t itrenge 9enlig oarauf
icben. bab ale ibre 9inoer Qeraoe in
Der Serien3eit e be Mor9en obne
untcrlaB uno o regelmGbig al 8
muir m09lib in Die beiliae Meie
9eben. @~abrbaftis, bOs ldbt tief
bliden tuie ipenig &enntnib totbOlii6e
Gltern DOn ibrer Iufgabe Der &inoer=
erSicbun9 peritebcu, wern man iiebt
pie in elmer Stride, mo wGbreno Der
SbulSeit 3 bis 400 &inoer in Der bl.
WtelIe eri1eincn, in Der Terien5eit,
mo- Der Seiud Der Stride uno Die @a4-
'umteit Der Stern B opel notbwen=
big 1T, bios so bis IS Giuoer our 81.
MeIIe tommen.
Man muB Ii6 oft unwiltiirli6 ira=
gen. welhe ldberlid)en ge9rife bon
elmer ernlien tatbOlii6en Sr3iebun9 bel
tatbOliIden @ltern berriht, penn nan
9enau iiebt, oab oieiclben melnen oann
bdtten iie ben allcr9r0Bten 5beil Der
&inoerer5ie9ung gut pollbroht, wrnn
lie lire &Iuoer lin Die totboliiAe Shule
i6ifcn." ulto bod lit oas nur E / II
She'll Der tOtbOliiben @~rSiebung. Die
gebrer Der tatboliIhen S9ule werOen
MIR bann erfolgrsi0 nirten, wenn lie
in Der 6amilie einen trdlti9en
Salt gu finoen.
Sas lit es eben mas einem oentenben
Wen'6en 10 oumm, 10 ur9riinolih
t0lpelbaft oumm erI1einen mus, wenn
!. .. Elm junaer Murn Der in elmer
tatbOlii9en Yfarrlhule geweIen per=
fiibrt pirb unb Die @lteru ielbit, welhe
in ibrem Somilienleben ipie Siirfen
lebeu. uuo ben &inoern I'M. Gls
ternbluIe feline reli0iOie Ntmospbare
bereitet baben 81 Dem Yrielter jommern
0eDen uno in Der @elt umberlbreien:
y0os Sinh mar bod in Der tatlolii6en
Shule, tpie tpnnte oD6 10 GtDa5 9e=
i6eben." 9as lit einfah unlinn. IS
lit 9anS lGderlid Der tatbOlii6en S6ule
Sprpiirfe 81 MAIDEN, oenn Der erite
SIP Der tatbOliI6en G~rSiebuna lit Die
6amilie uno penn tatbOlii6e Gltern
bas ni6t tUillen uno beberSigen uno
ni9t oafilr iOr9en, bob lie iellbf
ibre Pfli6t Der &iuberersiebung 9anS
unb nOl unO 9%ewinenbaft eriiilen,
oann iOllen ie ni6t ilber Prieiter uno
uno S6ule i6impfen, iOnbern lie ioi=
len Die S6anoe bic ibnen lire lll9e=
ratbenen S0ble rnb S66ter einbrin=
gen rubig oabinnebmen, oenn iie iinb
taft INNER peiter nibts als bic natiir-
li9e unousbleiblibe 6DlQe Der fall6en
Grsiebun9 in Der 6amilie, llno oaB
man alsbanm PrieIter unb Sbule gum
Siinoenbof fir Die 6ebler Der Gltern
in Der 6omilie MAIDEN mill, bas bari
ni9t geouloet tperOeu.
Die pabre fatbOlii0e gr3isbung mub
lib iiber oos gauge menibli6e 2eben
eritrefen, Oenn bas irbiI6e 2eben ielbit
IOl ia nur Die GDrbereitung Die @r=
3icbun9 gum 9liidliHen, elui9en 2eben
iein.
lin o0ber allf ben gus9an9Spuntt
bieIes &rtitels auriifSutOmmen lei es
mieoerbolt, tatbOliide Gltern iOllen
aud in Der Serienseit baiiir ior9en,
o0B ibre &inoer jeben MOr9en re9el=
mdBis in Der bl. Meie eri6sinsn, benn
ipenn audi i'm Sabre auf cine 3eitlan0
Die G6ule Qeiblohen 1T, 10 itebt bannlt
fir Die @ltern ni6t Die Yflibt Der e6ten,
tatbOlii6en g~r3iebun9 fiji.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06

Sino bic Ser. Gtaatcn Elm Drift
lid Iano? g8ir lanen oarauf ben leb-
ten Genius GntlpOrtem: Die DerI1iebe-
men prpteltantii6cn Seiten uno Die
&atbOlitcn periiigen Suiammen nllr
iibcr 80 ProSent Der Stimm9eber.
27.7 Proient lino Mit9lieoer proteltan=
tiiber Setten uno lO.7 prosent Satbo=
liieu. Sm Sabre 1890 CAB es
16.050,3ll Stimmberehti9te i'm
2anoe. Die prOteltantilben @cmein=
Idalten batter oamals l3.974,635
communicable Mit9lieoer bon osnen
4,558,4l2 CUR Nb00be ibrer Simmer
bel biiroerliheu gSnblen bertbti0t ma=
rcn. &On ben 6,257.S7l &atbpliten
beioBen 1895 49, oos politii6e
S!immredt. Sn Der gansen Mafe
bon Is, 940,311 Stimm0ebern befan=
Den lih uur 6,50l. 094 Mit0lieoer bon
Observation-Disclosures. 0as iinb oiii-
siclle 3dbicn, welhe beueiien, oab Der
Yruteltautismus aumalig gum rnglau.
ben fiibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
&atboliidcr &irdenzS alenber.

Som Ybnriider uno 30aner. - Sui.
Is. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06

lleber bic neueite Soee bes arp6en
Rem Yprfer Siibreonsrs uno giien-
%babnma9noten 9epeip miro berihtet
ooer au6 9sfabelt: 9luf ber New
Yorter %Gentralbabn ioll tilnfti3 benz
SauptbabnSug ein Sbeater= g8aaen bsi-
seiiigt weroen, in melbem u0breno Der
Sabrt Yoritellun9en itattiinoen. Na-
tiirlia t0nnen teine 3%auberpOlien nit
8eiau9 uuo Ballet. auh teine gSa9ner-
'iben Spern CUR Nu1iibrung tOmuen.
Die Silbne lam lpeoer lebr brett NOD
lebr tief iein. neil III leBterem Sale
iiir Die 3ui6auer tein plaB bliebe.
&ber ielblt wenn mir Glide nit ein.
iaber Nusitdttun9 uno tleinem PeriO-
mel 9e9eben iueroen, 10 weroen bod
piele gteiIenoe germ 81 ooer 81 beSableu,
I'M Die StunOen Der langen Geiie 81
pertiirSeu. Wabri1einli1 miro Serr
Sepew cine glrt @arietp=5 beater Elm.
ribten, auf Weldem er nit elmer Der.
bdltniBmdBia tleinen @elellibalt lpabs
reno oer 9auSeu Heile ipielen fam.
Gomiide @eri1tsicene. Sin @irtb
bate lib tiirsii9 Dor einem Sloenbur.
0era9lmts0eri6t gu Dsrantworten, neil
er einen Ndder einen Oieb uno SpiB.
buben 0enunnt bate. Sas urt9ell
lautete auf 10 Wart Straie. r@en
if Dat 70 biaig bebbcn tam, milf
Git nod nal issSeu, II SpiBbuw biilt
Du oo6!" riei er na6 Der urtbellsper.
tiinoi0un9 i'm Weri6tsiaaie l0nt benz
Slayer Su. Sa purOe tolort ieine
Gtraie Inn 20 Mart erb0bt. Sas
l6ien ibm jeOob 81 tbeher, I'm bic Ye.
lsibigung gu iuieoerbolen. Mfit Dem
ausruie: .Nu Do id ct amer MID lpeo-
oer!" perlieB sr brummsno Den SaaI.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-19
Big Rlnckmnil snhenne q

Buffalo, N. r., June 1S.-David Tucker a septagenarian millionaire, has been served with papers in a suit for $100, 900 damages for breach of promise and se- duction brought by Mrs Nina M. Towne handsome widow of 45 years, who for the past six months has made her home In this city. and has occupied an office in the Tucker building, on Court street Mrs. Towne alleges cold-blooded and criminal deception on the part of the defendant, while the latter asserts that it is case of blackmail Mrs Towne is said to be cousin of the late President Garfield, and when he occupied the White House was a frequent visitor there. Her husband was a well-known hotel keeper of Minneapolis, where he died several years ago.
 She came here last November and rented an office in the Tucker building for the sale of dress patterns. Mir. Tucker declares the suit to be gigantic blackmailing scheme and that an offer was made to him to compromise for Sl5,O0O, which he refused to consider He asserts his ability to prove his inno- cence.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-19
A Scandal unearthed.

san Francisco, Cal, June 1S-fhe pro- ceedings for dissolution of partnership of the firm of l.. w. McGlaufiin & Co, grain brokers, have resulted in the com mencement of a commercial scandal. The firm manipulated the big wheat deal wherein millions of the late Senator Fairs money was used. McGlautiin now charges his partner, Bresse, with taking money belonging to the firm, and hints at other misdeeds to be brought out .at the trial. The court has taken sufficient evidence in the case to comply with the request that a receiver be ap- pointed, and has appointed the same under 9 bond of $40,0G0. The books of the firm are missing, and so is the confiden- tial bookkeeper, Smith, over whose dis appearance quite a sensation was caused q few months ago. as a spot of blood was found on a page of the ledger over which he had been working just prior to his disappearance. It is now rumored that Bresse paid him to leave the city, and thus avoid proving the crooked transactions of the firm regarding the Fair wheat manipulation. In the suit to recover the money of the firm the Bank of California will be made defend ant
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-19
LATONlA RACES.

I.atonia. Ky, June 1S.-A splendid card of six races was enjoyed by about coco people today. The features of the pro- gramme was the handicap, q beautiful race, and the five and one-half furlongs for high class 2-year-olds, won by Ra- mic. Two 15 to 1 shots won the first races. The track was fairly fast today.
 First race, six furlongs, selling-Joe Bailey, 103 (Perkins), 15 to l. won; Bob Nicely second, Glen Lily third. Time, 1:15A.
 Second race, one mile, seling-The Sculptor 105 (Walker), b to l, won; Do- minion second, Fraulein third. Time, 1:42.
 Third race, five furongs, selling-Fred Barr, 102 (R. Isom), to l, won; Countess Irma second, Rondo third. Time, 102A :.
 Fourth race, handicap, a mile and one quarter-Noorhees, 100 Perkins), to 1, |, won; Selika second, Blue and Gray third. Time, 2:0S1a.
 Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs- Ramiero, 10S (Chorn), 3 to 2, won; Re- prieve second. Amanda third. Time, 1:09.
 Sixth race, six furlongs, selling-Merry Monarch, 109 (R. Williams). Il to 5, won; Goodwin second, Annie NJ. third. Time, Ills.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-19
Fresh bread and candy made daily at c. w. Cody's, 1920 to 1926 3d avenue. X5 H2b
Invoices Advanced.

New York, June 18.--Importers of yarn and some cotton goods are exercised over the action of Appraiser Bum. which the board of general appraisers has sus- taned, in advancing invoices of such imports from 10 to 40 per cent. The ap- praiser noticed several weeks ago that the invoices reached here unchanged from former figures, although the price of cotton had materially advanced. He began an investigation Some of the do- nestle manufacturers suggested that the expert information on the subject could be had by a visit to the Fall River mills. Permission was obtained from Washing ton for such a visit, and Deputy Apprais- CT Mckinney and Examiner Otto Fix of the cotton goods division were sent to Fall River. On their return advances were made on invoices, and the general appraisers have ruled against the im- porters on appeal. Cotton goods in hand subject to the advance arrived on in- voices aggregate about $100,000.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-19
The Q. s. Govt Reports show Royal Baking Powder superior 10 aW others
ALMOST A HOAX.
Kansas Bimetaliic League Very slimly Att
 tended.

Kansas blmetalilc League Very Sllmly Att
 tended.
 Topeka, KS, June 18.-There were not exceeding 100 delegates in attendance at the convention of the Kansas I3imc- tallic league in this city today The great majority of the delegates were populists, but the republican and democratic par ties were represented. It was admitted by those who issued the call for the con vention that the republicans were re- sponsible for the small at ittendance being opposed to it because the report of it's object was the formation of an inde- pendent democratic silver party At the evening session about 2000 persons were dn attendance to hear the address of Jo- seph c. Sibley of Pennsylvania
 state central committee consisting of thirty-seven members. one from each judicial district in the state, was about equally divided between the three pres ent parties as appointed with iustrnc- tions to do all in it's power to increase the organization in point of membership and to organize local leagues in every county in the state.
 The committee on resolutions reported the stock resolutions of the bimeta lie league declaring for the unlimited coin age of silver, against the issue of govern ment bonds in time of peace and against the issuance of paper money by any other agency than the federal government.
 The state central committee will, if it can raise the funds, maintain headquar- ters in this city with a salaried secretary to keep up the correspondence of the league and attend to the distribution of it's literature.
 Tonight the silver men say that to- days meeting was simply conference, and that popular convention will be held in the fall.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-19
A COSTLY BLAZE.
James Il. littIe's Beautiful Residence Burned. A Dry Plug Causes a Long
 Delay

At 12:55 o'clock this morning fire was discovered in the large two-story resi- dence of Hon. James H Little, corner of Twenty-frst street and Eleventh ave nue. South Highlands.
 A telephone alarm was turned in and both the North and southside fire de- partments responded.
 Owing to an unforeseen accident the fire had gained great headway ere the laddies could get water on the building, and in consequence the entire strut tufe was consumed. The accident referred to was q connection of hose with dry plug and the consequent loss of time caused the great loss. The house was valued at s60O0 insurance $4500. But lit tie of the furniture in the building was saved
 Chief Mullin did not explain the cause of the fire plug being dry, but exhoner- ated the firemen
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-19
Ascot Results.

London, June i18-C7ear and sunny weather marked the opening day of the races of the Ascot Heath. There was the usual immense crowd in attendance, but there were fewer coaches driven out from London than is generally the case, owing to the fact that most of the fash ionable devotees of the Ascot races have been residing in the vicinity of the course for the last week.
 The gathering within the royal en- closure was extremely brilliant. The Prince of Wales, accompanied by pro- cession of carriages containing his guests, arrived shortly before the rac- ing began. His carriage was drawn by four horses with four outriders clad in red coats with gold trimmings. Op- posite the royal enclosure were three large tents occupied by members of the Cavalry, GrosVenor and Tiffin clubs. On the lawn there were many ladies. There were few or no American bets, as the early races had small fields, owing to the hardness of the ground. Following were the results:
 The Ascot stakes of 20 sovereigns each. with 1000 sovereigns added-Captain MachePs bay horse Ravensbury, by Isonomy out of Penitent, years old. first; M. MuegePs chestnut colt Sancho Pansa, by Knight of Malta out of Itin- erant, years old, second; MT. w. M. Redford's bay horse Fatherless, by Iron Vii5 Cul Ol OlpIldu ABneSS, years old, third
 The Prince of Wales stakes of 50 sov- ereigns each, with 1000 sovereigns added Lord Arlington's bay colt, Matchmaker, by Donovan, out of Match Girl won; Lord Ellesmere s chestnut colt McNeiI. by Galliard out of Seariba, second; MT, Jerseys chestnut lilly, Bride of the Sea, by Grafton, or Taryles, out of Sea Breeze, third.
 The Coventry stakes of 10 sovereigns each, with 10000 sovereigns added-The Prince of Wales bay colt, Persimmon. by St. Simon, out of Perdita IT, won; Sir F. Johnston's chestnut lilly, Meli Melo, by Melanion, out of Irish Stew, second; MT. R. H. Combe's bay colt. Dy- namo, by Peter, out of Electric Light, third.
 The gold vase. value 200 sovereigns. given by her majesty, with 200 sover- eigns in specie for the winner and 100 sovereigns for the second, added to a sweepstakes of 20 sovereigns for all ages, two miles-The Prince of Wales brown colt Florizell II, by St. Simon. out of Perdita, years old, won; Sir S. Scott's bay colt, Boxer, by Fitzjames, out of Lily Maid. 3 years old, second; MT r. Alexander's bay horse Son of Gun by Petronel. out of Ithine 5 years old, third.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-19
Asbury Park Not Wanted,

New York June 1S.-There is another hitch in the Johnson-Zlmmerman pro- posed bicycle race for 10.O00-$50OO a. side Tom Eek, Johnsons trainer, will not allow his man to race at Asburv Park. The following dispatch explains itself:
 w H. Beagle, Chairman Race Commit
 tee, Asbury Park N J.:
 l had decided to inspect your track to- day. but your representative, Wilson's, re- marks to the Wheel reporter and my wish to have the race on neutral grounds has decided me not to allow Johnson to race with Zimmerman at Asbury Park. Johnson will meet Zimmerman on any track mutually agreed upon. My orig inal deposit is still in the hands of the American Wheelman. This is final