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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-07
BY FIRE AND GAS.
Kansas City Dwelling Wrecked
Four People Injured.


KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 6.-An
explosion of gas, said to be deliberate
ly planned by an incendiary, this after
noon wrecked the two-story brick
building of Lewis H. Day in Lydia
avenue and caused the injury of three
hremen. The explosion was caused by
a gas pipe leading from the basement
being cut and letting the gas flow
through the house, which had appar-
entity been set on fire. Soon after the
fremen arrived the whole side of the
house was blown out and the re-
mainder of the structure shattered
John Lynch. Clarence McElroy and
William Mccormick We're caught in
the debris and all severely cut and
bruised, but none will die. The family
were all asleep at the time the fire
began.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-07
New Orleans winners.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March O.
First race, five and half furlongs--
Trixie won, Stark second. Lu Prewitt
third. Time, 1:12
Second race, four furIongs-Gus K
won, Inspector Hunt second, Sister
Rosalind, third. Time, :52h.
Third race, six furlongs-Folly won,
Rally second, Annie K third. Time,
1:1SlA.
Fourth race, mile-Rapidan won, Lord
Willowbrook second, Bonnie b third.
Time, 1:47A.
Fifth race, six MISUNDERSTANDING won,
Merritt second, Moloji third. Time,
1:16
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-07
The Cracks ON Strike.

BALTIMORE. March 6. jennings,
Baltimores famous short-stop, writes
that himself, Kelley, Brodie, Keller
and McGraw are determined to hold
out for the salary demanded by them,
and that rather than give in they will
join some minor league team. Ham
Ions offer Of an increase of $500 on
last years salary is not deemed sufIi-
Gent.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-07
Main witness DISPOSED OF.

WINSTON, N. c.. March 6. - The
trial of Perry Coffey for the murder
of his brother in Wilkes county last
fall was to have come up in the Wilkes
county court this week, but the most
important witness for the state, Joseph
Roberts. was found dead yesterday.
Foul play is suspected. The death of
Roberts caused a big sensation.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-07
WILKINS RECORD.
Special to the Globe.
CHILL

SALTWATER, Mimi, March g.
o. p. Wilkin was received at prison
from Clay county Jan. &c. 1892, on a
four-year term for grand larceny,
and was released Jan. 81 last. Will
KIN was a peculiar character, and
about year ago was demented. He
mad been paroled by the board of
managers, and was at prison wait
ing to secure employment, when
suddenly he attempted to break
through the gate. He had an alter
cation with the guard, and was con-
hned in the hospital for some time.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-07
Wheat for Fnrmers.

WASHINGTON SPRINGS, S. d.,
March 6.-After examining the appli-
cations for seed grain in this county,
the county commissioners find they
will require about $1,000 bushels. The
county has already contracted for
1900 bushels at 81 cents bushel.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-07
Armstead,s Rnce i. RIM.

LYNN, Mass, March 6.-Harry r..
Armstead, captain of the oxford boat
ing team, of the New England amateur
league, died at his home here late last
night from pneumonia, after less than
a weeks illness. Mr.. Armstead was
thirty-six years old, and was prominent
in amateur athletic circles.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-07
Well Deserves Lyn.b;n.

BOWLING GREEN, Fla, March c.
Joe Jordan, white. is under arrest here
charged with raping the nine-vear-old
daughter of a Mr.. Stevenson. The iail
IS being guarded to keep Jordan from
being lynched
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-07
TWO MEN LIBELED.
Garvin and Rooney Will Both
Hiring Suits.

Hiring Suits.
Special to the Globe.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, March 6.-Con-
ductor John Garvin and Brakeman
William Rooney, of this city, have in
structed Attorney Singleton to proceed
against the Independent, of Chippewa
Falls, for libel; also against the sheriff
of Chippewa county for false state
ments. When taken before Moses, the
wounded merchant. he said: These
are not the men who shot me-" Con-
ductor Garvin had on his person a num-
Der of high recommendations. He is
a citizen of Eau Claire, is in good stand
ing, and his arrest is conceded to be
an outrage. The men who attempted
the murder of the Chippewa Falls mer-
chant are still at large. Mr.. Moses is
said to be out of danger.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-07

other pills found III TIC market, yet
from forty to forty-four are put up i'll
each sealed glass vial, rs sold through
druggists, at the Price of the cheaper
made pills.
Pleasant Pellets" cure biliousness,
sick and bilious headache, dizziness,
costivencss, or constipation, sour stonl-
ach, loss of appetite, coated tongue, in
digestion, or dyspepsia, windy belcf.ings,
" rt-burn," pain and distress after
eating and kindred arrangements of the
liver, stomach and bowels. Put up in
sealed glass walls, therefore always fresh
and reliable. Whether as laxative, or
i'll larger doses, as a gently acting but
searching cathartic, these little pei
lets" are unequaled.
AS "ainner pill, ~ to promote diges-
ton, take one each day after dinner. To
relieve the distress arising from over
eating, nothing equals one of these little
"Pellets." They are tiny, sugar coated,
anti-bilious granules. Any child readily
takes them
Accept nc substitute that may be rec
omu1ended to be "just as good" 1t
may be better for hhe dealer. because
of paving him a better profit but he ia
not the c;ie who needs help.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-07
Mrs. Lydia Topping Dead.

Special to the Globe.
DURAND, Wis, March 6.-Mrs. Ly-
dia Topping, wife of d. c. Topping,
died today, aged forty-eight, of con-
sumption.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-07
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Farmer Loses His Life in n Rum
away. ~

Special to the Globe.
RUSH CITY, Mimi, March 6-Ps J..
Peterson, farmer living at Rush
Point, had his horses frightened by the
cars here today, when they started to
run away, and, in trying to hold them,
was caught between the wheels of his
wagon and a post, crushing his ribs
in against his lungs. Peterson lived
but a short time. He leaves a wife
and four children in fair circum-
stances. 81
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-07
Pops Right in It.

CLAREMONT, S. D., March 6.-The
Populist municipal ticket was elected
from ten to nineteen majority. The
township always has been the banner
Republican township of the county.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-07
Tourney Resumes Tonight.

The Foley bowling tourney will be
resumed this evening, when the Co.
pliers and Wabashas will play.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-07
Reviving the Whipping Post,

ALBANY, II. Y, March 6-Thc Ger
ry whipping post bill has passed the
senate unanimously.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-07
Base Ball Again.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March Git
tie Rock, 4; st. Louis, II.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-07
Glow AN EASY VICTIM

son withdrew his resignation an6
the meeting adjourned sine die.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21

ben. Su oer|dleoenen Mt0lcn l1olt
waren ole iransoIiIdben Seere nuf Dem
INdribe ndb Der StHot be9rilfc1, als
Die GjcioGr jeoe5 Mtal pie ourh Gin
g8unosr abQeieitct wuroe. Sa Die
frOmmen unO gottesiilrhti9en &eWob=
uer Die ipleoerbolte mun0erbure 9tet=
tung aus 6tinoe3bano niht Onoeys ais
our6 Die 6iirbitte Der ySrOiterin Der
Yetriibten", pelde lie duf ons giIri0te
GnQcfebt batten, SlI ertldren mnBten,
10 ibrieben lie SDl&es Der beionoeren
Sulo Der Gottesmlltter, ju lmo am y.
September 1866 ermIblten GDuOer=
ueur, Gprltebcr uno Seu0toren bes
t0niQliben &ntbes Su Suremburg Die
OIlerleliAite SuIgIr0u lfurla, Die
ySr0lterIu Der Setrilbten" sur SbuB=
patrouiu Der @ ia t SuremburN iO=
mobl fIr lib, ais and iiir ibre Nah=
iol0er. 2tm ). Sttober iolQten Der
lR0giltrNt unO Die &lerliei ibrem Sei-
ipiets. 9tm 9. Sttober oe8ielben Sub
res Wuroe ods Gnaoenbilo III Ieierllber
BrO;elion IN Die STRIDE Der Seiulten=
patreS gebra6t, 'imo an oarauIIolQeu=
Den SaNe muroe Der WiomllnO5dtt uOn
OlIcn glir9ern Der StuOt 0ilentli1 wie=
ocrbolt, uie cine Snihrift auf eiuer
lilbernen NOtiOplHtte es erSlblt nit ben
g8Orten: IS III Sabre 1866 III
10. Otto Der bat Die 2 ia t
Surem burg maria, Die Wu f.
ter Seiu, Die SrD ferin Der
y ctrii ten. su ihrer Y0tr o.
III tnerm y Ii, uno De len nm
ewi9en 8eoG d tnii1e oieies
Sentma al auf9eb dngt." llno
Die GjOttesmlltter beluies Den yewob=
uern Der Stuot balO oarauf ibre Su!o
bon Neuem. Senn ais Die 6ranSOien,
luelbe ourb Stitshun9 einen @errdtber
0eflmoen, mittels 9RImeu Die Selien
Der Staot iprengen wOllten I'm iib
10 cine Sreihe als gil0ang in oieIelbe
su er6nueu, iuurOe Der. gauge Slau in
Der 9tubt Dor Der llntbat pifentunoig
uno pereItelt. SIN lbrer 6reuoe OBJ
Oieiss au9eniheinlihen SbuBes. wio=
meten Die Siir9er Der y5rOlterim Der
Ystrilbten" einen 0o!Oenen ShlInel
als Sant, UelAer Bsute nod Die Sta-
tue jiert.
Sas ih0ne uuo erbubene @eiIpiel oes
Scrtrouens, uno wobl aub Die piien=
tunoi9e SelObnunN Der Sin9abe oeriel=
ben al Die .SrOterin Der Setriibten"
iollte cine nod ib6nsre uno beoenten=
oere 9tahubmuns imOen. 9iab
| einltimmiger llebereiutuuit Der orei
| StGnoetammern pes Sanoes ppierten
oicie am 20. 6ebruar 1913 nit elmer
icbsiiApiiinOiNeu @ahsterse. cine oreis
piiluoige lilberen Ylatte nit Der Su=
| lbrilt: Die StGnoe Der Yr o.
pin5 Surem burQ babeu Wt o.
ria. Die Mt uterSeiu. Die : D.
lterin oerSetr ii bten, suibrer
pntrpnin erwabit, nno oei-
len sum emi9en Anoenten
Oieie Safel auiQebGn9t a III
20. Sebruar 1878. 3u0leid)
murSe Der aSiomunNsatt in ieoer Yiar=
rel uno in alien StdOten oes 9anoes
wieoerbolt. 9er Grmdblun9att wurce
am ib ob9clOBt uno unterssIbnet,
uno I'M 9lrblp Der Siebirauentirbe nie-
'OerSsle8t. - Sob ss Salt nun auA Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
Sabraang "a.

beim Spislen Dor Der Staot in sincm
DO6len Naume Elm roG0eibnlbtcs Sil0
Der Mutter0ottes 0e'lInDen, uno als
lie oNsielbe III Die Stuot 9C6rddjt bat=
ten, lei es 9tahtS ilber gu Ieuler niten
STEELE i'm bOblen Suume suriltgete0rt.
GeQen uno trpB nller nnoeren Senii=
bun9en es innerbnlb Der 6CFtung3=
mauern sn belUnhren, unO crit Ois man
es in Der Gnpelle ppr DEM StOottbOre
auigeltellt bate, no es ais SilOniB Der
,Sr0lterin Der Netriibten" berebrt
wuroe, tebrte es nibt mebr 81 lelnem
erlten StanoOrte surlid. SieIe Sor=
9Gn9e batten Die &unoe bon Dem oufz
iGlligen Siloe Der ySrOlteriu Der Be-
trilbten" suerIt perbreitet. uno 0ls Iib
al Oaslelbe mllnOerbare S)elluu9en luO
6ebetserbOrun9en Der peri6lc0enlten
Nrt tnilpiten, oeren iIbernutilrllber
@barNtter autIentiih uno Ofii5iell ieIts
9etCllt uno belpieieu iii, On uuHs Die
gerebrung fir Oas SiIo lmo Die gtn=
glnouht sur SrOlerin Der Setriibten"
nit rciBenoer Ifu1t. Sie itdrten lno
tiefSewursslten 8eIilBle Der @srebrunA
uno beiOnoers Der 9anthnrteit iilr
empfangene g8obltbNten, lubten nit
ungeltiIm eInen D Dffentli1 zen Nus=
bruf uno es muroen PrOSelliOnen uno
g8alli1brten sum gnuoenrelCben Wlloe
olliiber Uerunltaltet. Eriuatperloneu,
6iirlten, @raien uno Saien pettslier=
ten nit Srisltern uuo Slih0Ien III Der
grlpeiterun9 Der &dpelle, uno belonoers
in Der Ter6erri1ung bes Slloes. Die
Yruoeribait su Gbren Der r5rDterin
Der Setribten" lrno 9iloer Der Statue
.truaen lbres oasu bel Die 9lnOabten Sur
Gpttesmutter inter oem iebr anlpre=
6euoen Sitel, 81 Uerme1ren uno Su oerr
breiten. Sa. nod mebr. - SufOlge
elmer wunoerbaren Gribelnung. wel1e
Ourb Elm 9lbbilo Der ySrOiterin Der ge=
triibten", pelbes sluei SoloNten pOn
Surembur9 uab &epelder, eiuem Srte
an Der bOlldnollben 8renSe in Seutid)=
lano brdbten, entltauo Su &epelaer eln
Slueltcr g8GlliabrtsOrt 81 Gbren Der
,SrDlterin Der Setriibten" no beute
and nod alijabrlib Sunoerte uno
SauIenOe bon Yil9ern aus allen Sbei=
len bon Seutl6lano. Sollano. uno
9elgien suiammsnitr6men. aepslaer
lit Der erite uno Sugleib Der 9rpBurtigite
3wsi9 Der @erebrlng Der bebren ySr0=
iierin Der Setriibten" auberbalb oes
Gurembur9er 2anoes.
&ebren mir Nun 81 Der Tcrebrun9
Der ,SrDlterin Der Setriibten" I'M
Sanoe lelblt suriid. 100 nod piele
ibDnen uno 9lorrei1en Seiten
in Der 2anoes9ei6ibte 0uiSuSsirb=
usn liup, i'll uelber mir iebod nur aui
sini9e Sauptoata bimpeiIen ipOllen, bic
ais Wallteine al Dem 9Se9e Der Ser-
ebruu9 Der 0iottesmutter beim lurem=
burger TDlte lteben. IS waren ltilr=
miibe Sage, ,uetbe europa be,pe9ten,
als Die Sdnoer9ier Der iransOliiben
&Dnige 2uopig XIII. uno 2uowi9
XIV, welhe feline GjrenSe fannie,
nab Dem YeiiBe Der ipanliben YrOpinS
uno Seitung 2urembura 9elilltste.
Sas 9uremblrNer Sano Wuroe bon
Der Gjeibel oes &ricges hIrbtbar beim-
9eludt. nur Die 6eItun9 SuIembur9
tonnts pom 0sinoe uiAt srobert per.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21

| 0er'elbe dllldhrllh elne beoeutenoe Nn=
! Snbl frOmmer Silger au. - Sas mar
ons erIte ocrnrti9e llnternebmen CUR
&erbreitung Der Gerebrung Der ySrO=
Iteriu Der Setriibten" in glmerita.
Gieiem aber fOlgteu auoere Gbnlihe
9emiibungen nah, BON oenen nur bier
luie folgt erludbut lei. gu SplD GroB,
im SDwu Sel9ieu in g8istOnlin, in Der
Iprihlu0rtli4 gepOrOenen lurem=
burger 8e0enO bel YOrt g8aibingtOn,
wurOe am l3. Niai 1877, cine
prabtUplle SABINE 81 Gbrsn Der ,SrO=
lttrin Der SetriI6teu" ein9eie9uet
mo su Sapio Gitp in Nebrasta puroe
I'M Sabre 1878 cine &irhe su gbren
Der p ySrOitsriu Der getrilbten" 9sbaut.
Su ct. SOuatus, iolpie audi in 2dmotte
in SafIOn Gpnntp. SOpa, iino Sta=
tuen Der .SrOlterin Der getriibten por=
buuoen. Sie ,Suremburaer 8dsette"
bat our6 eiN prabtpoQes Silo Der
j, 5rOiterin Der Setriibten" Su Surem=
burg, pel6es lie I'M Sabre 1894 als
| prdmie CAB, oafiir 9eIOr9t, oaB Elm
Qetreues, ipiroi9ss 2lbbilo oes @uaoen=
biloes in elmer ieocu lurembur9sr 6a-
Mile in 9lmerita Gingang iiuoen tonne.
GrluGbnen mir nod, oaB Die lurembur=
ger 6ongrene am @6rentage Der rSrO=
lterin Der Setriibten", am Nationalielte
oes Sltremburgsr Sanoes, an Sttap=
lonnta9e Suldmnentreten. SaSu wol=
len mir nod berUOrbeben, oaB Die
finite 6reiltele am pGpiiliben @pl=
legium Solcpbiuum Su Columbus
Ohio, iu gbren Der ySrOlteriu Der
Setritbten" geltiitet lit, uno oaour6
oielen Namen plelen Gatboliten betamt
uno lieb uno msrtb gema9t bat, uuo
beIOnoers tief in Die SerSen Der @aiien
uno Yrielter ein9esraben isin miro,
oenen Der 9tugen oieier Stiitung por=
! Sil8llb 81 Sbeil miro. llnier S6luB=
mort aber, ilber Die iebr meltwiiroige
8eIhlhte Der Serebrung Der ,SrDlte=
rln Der Setrilbten", 9elte oem eoelen
9Serte Der lurembur9er Sumen Der
Staot Dubuque, nit tueldem oieie Der
6eier oes SuremburSer GOnNrenss bic
&rone auI9eleBt unO oieielbe su elmer
wilroi9en SemOnltration elmer tatbo,
lil6en 9tatIpnalltdt seitempelt baben,
inOem lie cine prahtitutute, nit an0e-
menen berrliheu &leioeru, aus Der alien
Seimatb impOrtiren lieBen. slllen,
melbe Der 6eier ST @breu Der ,Sr6lte-
rim Der Setriibten" in Dubuque beige
iuObnt baben, miro oicIc 0euiB I'M gu.
tenn uuo erlreuliben glnOenten bleibeu,
Imo ne miro AUDI ons lbrlSe ouSu bei=
haNcn Ole Griuncrup9 Gn Die feisrli6eu
Gage Der Sttuu Der SrOitcrin Der Se.
riIbten" in Der alien SCimatb uieoer.
aulSuIrlIOeu, lmo Die Ssrebruu9 osl
SansespatspNin bon gsusm su beIsbsn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21

rim Der @etriibten" Die ibrer Sbbut
beiOblene Staot uno ou5 ibr 9etuio=
mete 9ono ibilBeu lmo ibirmen!
Siibren mir nun uniere geicbreibuug
peiter uno itblieBen mir nit einisen,
wenigen 9SOrten iiber
Die Serebrung Der g I'd i e.
rim Der Yetriibten" in
9lmerita.
gEir baben Der mdbtigen gS0llfubrt
sum Siloe Der ySrDierin Der Setriibs
ten" in GeoslOer, als Der erlten SltItbe
Der gerebrung Der @Ottesmutter unier
oieism Sitel auBerbalb oes GrOBberSo8=
tbumes 2lIremburg erpdbnt. Sbihou
oieles Die erlte Sliltbe mar, 10 1T es
bod niht Die einSige. uno nit ben Sur=
embur9ern lpel6e iitb in Der ueueu
@elt eine Seimatb lu1ten, muBte aub
Die Siebe sur > SrOlterin Der Setriibten"
in oielelbe biniiber0ctra9en merstn.
IS tonnte lpobl nibt leibt fe1teu, oaB
Die 9lnoa1t SIR bebren 6Ottesmutter
aud bic, erireuliGe uno bea6tenss
tuert1e &nOspeu treble. lluo lie blies
ben ni6t aus.
Der bpblp. Gater 6lpoen, Elm Gino
IemerIbeus, aus Dem ireunolIhen
Molellanoe, bate 81 Garen Ohio, Die
erlie STRIDE luel6e er baute, 9emdB
einem Semabten 8eliiboe, Stride CUR
SrOIterin Der Setriibteu" eendnut,
uno iubte aui oieie II. 0moere g0eils Die
Ssrebruus CUR Yatroniu ieiues Ssi=
matblanoes 81 fOroern. Gr lieB oaber
ELL SiloniB Der liebeu Gjottesmutter
aus Der alien Selmatb beriiberbrin9en
I'M es in Ieiner neuem Stride auf;uitel=
len. 9lls Die Sbatiahe betannt wuroe,
wuroe Die iaAri9t nit 9rOBem Snte=
relie pernomnlen. uno oa es geibeben
mar, oaB nit Dem erlten Sitoe Der
,,Sr6lteriu Der Setriibten" audi cine
Sarsele oes Sofsss oes urolten Gna=
oenbiloes mitgebrdbt worosn mar, be-
IbloB Der bptiu. Iatsr GloDen, Die ibul
iebr lisbenslusrtbsn gsIibtbiimsr in
| isierliher gSeiie in Die Stride Der
ySrOiterin" einsuiiibren. glm "a.
Wtai 1875 beranltalte er elmer b0blt.
ieierlibs prpSciiipn bon Yerwit mad
Garsp, Ohio, bel iuelber oas glbbilt
Oes 9naoenbilOes BON 2urembur9 IL
9ebiibrenoer 6sier al icinen Stunour
gcbrabt wuroc. Die SOr9dnge iauoer
cine wilroiNe SeaNtnn8 uno getoninl
in Den Spalten Der .Surembur9s,
WaSette" unO oaourb iplpie, aud ourd
cine SruoerltbOft Der ,SrDIterin Oe,
Setriibten" wclbe biibOllib uno boz
HOm aug approbirt luuroe. ,puroe 6o
reD. Ohio. oen Surcmbur9ern ullbe
t0nlt. un0 ais infolNc elmer uuIi0Ili0cl
Seilun9 Der Srt nod in ocn Gui cine,
bslonssun Gnaocnortes tuw, oa 80,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
greiic Ser an5etsen

Stber son Der Spaite per Sobr Sf2o,.
., ,, ., D, q, UUtonnte. .... a75
a.. q. >. 3DtOuats . 8.Ol
Tarieoe Belle grsotcr. uoer Osrsa aaum, oa,
erIemaI l5 Gents
e.trotts.uuo IoSss'auSe;seumtt 5pruasL.5a
pbne Spru5 Sl0)
gnseisen. Die Sem Settle Ser fats. 3ir9. II 81.
Der Iino, iiuoen tene &aHa9me.
2lr;ei9en fenoe man ipdta
items am 2llontaS lllor.
gen elm.
SOb=arbeiten allsr Dirt prompt uaS 6iIi,
uusgeiiibrt.
cffee Der ,,@ajette".
Ode Der SeaNea uaS Sspatras..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21

llno oas iol Die ihOnite uno piiroi9lte
Grudt oes luremburser GOngrslles in
Dubuque iein.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17
rnE ooMING CENTENNIAL,
The Details for Its Celebration Completed
The Speeches.

|
The Details for It's Celebration Completed.
Tho Speeches.
All that Is wanted now to mako the
big Centennial celebration n success is
fair weather, with that tho whole affair
will DO complete. Almost every detail
is arranged already and when next
Tuesday rolls around there will not DO
a single item lacking to make tho day
ono Of the greatest in the City's history.
The committee has placed tho order for
tho grand display Of daylight and night
fireworks, which arc to DO made u iea'
turG OF tho occasion, with the Console
pated Fireworks Company Of America.
The plaus Tor tho public meeting
which Is to be held prior to tho setting
oil OF tho fireworks are complete, and 1t
will open promptly at two o'clock. The
carriages containing tho speakers will
leave the Mcclure house at one o'clock
and will arrive at Mozart Park about
half an hour later. Mayor Caldwell will
preside at the meeting, which will DO
opened with prayer by Rev. DR.. W.. IL.
Cooke, Of tho Second Presbyterian
church. Addresses will ton DO deliver.
cd by Hon. q. W. Atkinson, Hon. b. D..
Dovener, Hon. John A. Howard aud DR..
Z. f. Ulrich, the last named IN German.
The pavilion and stage will DO taste
fully decorated. The committee yestcr-
day sent out invitations to sit on the
stage to Hon, n. T. Whitaker, Hon. n.
b. Scott, Hon. Joseph A. Brady, Hon.
Abraham Stamm, Hon. s. G. Smith,
Hon. Zero Miller, Hon. j. w. Grub,
Hon. @. W. Seabright, Judge Joseph Il.
PAUL., Judge Campbell, Judge I. j..
Hnrus, Judge Il. l.. Cranmor, Judge
George L, Boyd, Col. A. A. Franzheim,
Col. William II. Travis, Messrs. Charles
Burdett Hart, Charles II. fancy, IL. Y.
Ogden, Louis Colmar, Henry Baer,
Joseph Speidel, II. @. Richards,
Hullihen Quarter, John IFrew, p.
i. Dobbins, Geo. House, Aaron Bloch,
John Warehouse, W. J. W. Cowden,
II. f. Bchrons. W. b. McMochen, W. +.
Peterson, Anton Reymaun, Il. Ed. Men.
del, Charles Bachman. Cecil Robinson,
W. i. Simpson, William Ellingham,
Hugo L.oos, Morris H]orkheimer, Henry
hUOTGB bs pbllolt NAlllull
G. HandIan, sr, William L. Stone, Jacob
Thomas, Charles W. F~ranzheim. John
5. Naylor. George ". Shook, II. r. Nc.
Gregor, NJ. ]. O'Kane, T. Q. Motiatt,
James I. Maxwell, DR.. q. a. Wingcrtor,
DR.. K. W., Huzlott, Daniel Dingor,
W. A. Wilson, John ]. Jones.
DR.. J. &. Walden, W. W. Irwin, S. S.
Bloch, L, u. Simpson, Jamcd Neill,
Paul o. Roymann, ex.Chiei Robert 4.
McNlchol, DR.. John l.. Dickey. PROBES.
sor W. II. Anderson, Charles II. Dan.
nenborg, ChiOf OF Police Thomas d.
Bennett, Col. Robert White. ]. X. Hall,
Albert schenk, Frank i. Mccoy, G. D.
Thompson, Professor j. Nell. Jones,
John Kindieberger, TO each member Of
tho clergy Of tho city, and to tho mayors
Of Pittsburgh, Stenbonville. Wellsburg,
Zanosville, Moundsvillo, BellairO, Mar.
tins Forty, Bridgeport, Benwood, st.
Clairavlllc, Parkersburg aud Fulton.
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been members OF tue Butchsra' Protec-
tive Association, Of Wheeling, W, Va,
(GuItavs II. Medick having beon o
retailer when admitted into the Wheel
ing Butcher Protective Association,
but later on became manager Of the
Home Dressed Beef Company. these
four being members OF our association,
attended our meetings most regularly
and naturally had the inside track or
advantage Of the TWO foreign houies, tho
Wheeling Beef Company and the Oleye-
land Provision Company. Naturally It
has caused moro trouble by them selling
to groceries, for thGn these two houses
felt like doing tho same. We finally
passed q resolution on June %, TO take
effect July l, unanimously, in their
presence, to do away with this trouble,
they not to sell any more fresh meat TO
groceries.
On July Sd a special meeting was held
for general business, as compliant had
been made that Weimor K Son and
sehenk 4 Sons were charged with viola.
ton OF the rules, and they were lned 50
each which stands still againIt them on
our books, Then on July 10Th at our
regular meeting they sat among US tax
ing in everything that was transacted,
We not knowing that they had a meet
ing the same afternoon, in company
with other wholesalers, to violate our
laws aud ruin II association II possl'
BILE. Well, what does the public think
Of such men that pledge their sacred
honor and then do what they didY. We,
the retail butchers, have stood with tho
people through hard tlmes and panic,
aud carried many and many a n that
had no work or money to buy anything
with. Just think OF thatl viii swift *
Co. do tho same for your You certainly
know that their terms ars cash only.
Well. then, the way they are selling
their fresh meat 10 in Jumps and
chunks at their cut prices, without any
trimming Of bones or taIlow. Try u4,
and buy tho same quantity in Jumps
without trimming, and We can sell 1t at
tho Same price aud do better than we
did before At former prices. Believing
that we were accused OF something that
We we're not guilty Of we, therefore,
make this explanation.
We remain yours, very respectfully,
WHEELING BUTCHERS PROTECTIVE AS
ISOLATION, or WHEELING, w. VA