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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-26
@criIbrcr uno Seriiibrte.

Su Den OerilOiienen @ohen bat lid
Der oeutide Rei6stU9 nit Der iOge=
nunuten llmIturS=&OrlNge" beI6Gfti9t,
our6 >pcl6e Elm Mittel geiAoiien wer=
Den iOll, Dem Oll9emcinen llmIi69rei=
len bee lluglNubens, oes SOSiali5mus
uno &nnr6i5mu5 einen Samm emit
9e9enSlieBeu. Widu l6eIHt 81 Der
Ginlj6t 9etOmmen SIT leiu. oGB O0s
0smeine NOIt Obue &eliQiOn ni6t
reQierbnr 1T; uno man miiul6t on9er,
oNB Dem nieoereu TOlte Die Reli9ion
erbolteu Weroe. Sie &eiden uno oN5
YeOmteutbum, 0lUubt man, beOiirisn
Deni9er Der Nell9iOn, neil lbr eiAenes
,SutereNe, ME man bout. oitlelben
l6on biureIheno CUR Nu1re6terbaltung
DER Sronm0 untreibt. Sie Armen
dber. rpelhe Die WtNiOritat bilOen, umo
an Der MISUNDERSTANDING Der belteben=
ben Sronun9 lUenig SutereNe b0ben,
neil lie bel eiuem llmIturj cher etiuNs
al %gepinnen ais 5I UerliereH DOnen,
mill man nit rslI9Io|sn WOtiDeH gum
@eb0r'am inter Der beltebenOen Orb
nlln9 UIO sur Gr9ebun8 III lbr trulI=
RIGGS S6idldl belue9en.
I!e Nbiiht Der 0elCbrten Nerren,
lUelbe nit iOI6eH Wtittelu DEM Gplte
Die &ell0loH srDalteu mDllen, mare
Qllsroiu1@ lODen$luertD, menI lie niht
9ar Su oumm mare. SU5 TOlt rIdJtet
lid W06 ben bo6creu St0Hoeu. 60
lQn9e ole 9tei6en mo O05 &eumten=
tDum Die NFll9IOn ijir eiHc eHtbebrli6e
Sa6e bOlteu. miro mOu Oas 0olt bon
Der NtOtblUellol9telt 0erIelben ni6t
llberSeI0en tOnuen. 9uber bat Die
,umltUrS=NOrlOQe" i9re mOblOeroiente
giieoeIluge I'M oeuti0en &eibsta0e En-
lltteu. SIS WirO Don einem mrtI0ll=
i6en &Ulern erid0lt, oOB er ben
yumltuyj Don ObcH" filr UeroerblIher
belt ais oen ,um|turj DON mtsn", D.
b. bon Der 0r%btItenoeu &laie. Sem
@elfte, Der oIeIfdh al ben SObl6ulen
berr'bt, CAB er S6ulo, o0B SIuei br1ue
SmI9eu ltiucr oitNenO ais StuOenten
ouI DER llniUtrlItUt perbuumelt uro III
@ruuOe 9eribtet wUrcu, Gdrdui iiigt
er trciieno binSU: ,IO3 Ijuo mir Jon
OerDure SnGcn! Iu9 iii 0eraOe 10,
ais ptnn man untcu inn 5bNle odm=
men lmO OtIhcn mill, lpdbreno man
Obeu Die S.uetlr rublg mtjter iOuicn
ldBt. gSem ell Bauer ioIhe omme
GiuNe madte, Ia0te mani er lei ucr-
uidt." S6luGenoer ldBt lt6 Oir SbOrs
belt jeUer 9]ttgierungen, Wel0e oit
TeliNiOu i'm WOlte SIT erbolten WiiuI1cl,
mdbrcno tie leIblt iibcr Die ReliaipH iid
BImuelieBeU, reli9lOn@Ioie ECbrcr unC
YroienOrW al ben OneHtlIdeN SbuleI
OUlteueW WHo Ole SIrde sur lIeHlt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-26
,,Grriubrer unS 8rriabrtc", luit

Der Nrtitei an Onoercr SteIle es i6ll=
bert, BARN liegt bic TNrltelluH9 wie
AUDI blersulanOe Nnarhilien rnO lint
%ltllr5m0nner inter ben orbe!tenpen
6tUiien Geran0ebilOet werOen. Sic
&0oelsiibyer, Die ob9eiOQeuen &at9p=
Iiteu, Gbebreber uro S6anoiun9en,
rueIte oos y0cBen" beinr9en II. Die linz
Sufrieoenbcit it~iftcn", oUs iino Die
rS6uIOigeu" uno Die Nrbeiter, welhe
oOilir lire 9lrbeit perlleren unO ipdter
Die &Omben iuerIen, o0s lIno Die
Summer, Die %eriiIbrten, mel6e Iltr
Den o~9cmdneten 0eger" Der INNER
Sor9e trGgt, ooB ct telueu Shooen
leioet, blIten miiNen. Mill novi
sud sole. Gs 8ibt ni6t@ Neuc$ unter
Der SOune.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-26
Mit rabmlidsm Gifer parrt b

~
,2urembur9er @dsette" 81 SubuQue,
3d., ole totboIii6eu &urem b ur=
YER in ben Ser. StUoten neuerOin9s
fort ulo fprt ppr Dem 6rNterniliren nit
Den &O0eubriioeru, mel6cs Dor allen
i'm ,Yurembur9er N0tipual=&e T.
Elm" INNER mebr p%taBSugreiien Ihetnt.
so inQt ouS Slutt III elmer Ielner leb=
ten 9tummern: ,9Senn Yupt, Sii6Ofe
uno Yrlelter ben 9tni6iuB an Die 9e=
beinen @eieui6aften peroammeu, 10
miiBteH oieIelbeu ia Ii6 ielbIt mloers
ipre6eu, lpeuu lie erlauben ODER bllIi-
gen iollttn, oNB GutbOliten nit Den
Mit9lieOern tir6li6 perbptener &ereine
lid ST. 9emeInIamem 3u'ammenmlrten
p%erelnlgen mOllten. Sebr lpNbr.
N}Obte Die ruOblmeinsuoe Gimme Der
,6aSette" pili9es 8sbOr fiuoeu, eGe es
Su ipGt lit. Siebei mOge inns ielblt
cine eben1O DoDlgemcInte Semertuug
pcr90nut leiu. g8ir hOben eS tets iiir
perteDrt 0eb0lten, oNb Die tNtbOlil6en
2uremburger iiir jene &ereini9un0 Den
Y umeu Notionul= Tereiu" ges
mdblt ooer SuoelniIen bnben. IN Die
ier Numen0ebun0 lie9t il OOb 9~erUoe5u
cine E%inluoung Gil lie ~Surembur9er,
aud an Die nihtt0tbolii6en, It6 anSlla
i6ljeben. Soll Der &ersin Elm totboli-
iter Iein 10 beibt IS, ibOn nit Der 9tas
mengebuno SOrbe betennen.
60 i6reibt wlier iebr 0ei6aBie5
98e6ielblott Der wOtere y@anoerer"
bon Ct. YUul. Sciuer Semertung be-
treneuo ben Namen %urembur9er yNa.
tIOual" Serelu 9eQcnilber, erlaube MAI
un9 Su bemerteu, O0B oieIe SeSei6nuuq
nelhe leBte @pde in Dem 2iteI in Der
,@nSette" erlhieu mel6er lautete: lin,
iere Steliung sum Euremburger q Il.
tipnul= &ereln" Elm tDpDgrdpbil6er
TSebler mar Der bel Der 6Orrettur leioer
iIberiebeu wurOe. IS lOllte beiben;
ylluiere Stellung gum Suremburgel
,6entral"= Qerelu" Oh mir bel elmer
&erbiuoung Der lurembnr9er SereinC
ais 8prbilo Den 3. u. G. Central
&ereiu Dor 2lugen batten. 9Nb biz
Sesci6nmg Rationale &erein Elm
SrudIe6ler mar, lit mub ouraus erIi6t=
LID, oaB Oieie SeSei6nNu9 irilber nj E
in oieisr &eOeutun9 uOn uIIs gsbrau6t
puroe.
Wir lino ms Der g8ihti9teit oea
NOmens wObl betuuBt, oGnten aber
iwmerbiu unisren 6OlIe9en iir Die
NuImertiNmteit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-26

3eitun9en SeiuObulib nur oieIen Ooer
jenen 3weia Der Sdnowirtbihait, nah.
reno in Der IferbauIhule alen 3iuci=
gen berielben 8ebnun9 9etra9en uno
Die prattiide Spariamteit auf benz
9anSen @ebiete ge3ei9t wiro. Gum
Sh!ufe lino 6a6i6riiten ioluObl als
WCnoerlebrer piel s5u bduiig Iaenten
Don Sanoelsfirmen, oereu Seioloung
fir oenielben selsiitsten Sienite bel
lbnen uielmebr in Die @agibale idlt,
ais oas Snterelie al Der auibeIierung
Der Sanomirtbi6aft.
Gin Sreuno u~nisrsr Sussuo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-26
SSHibfeit nuo auitaub.

Tie S0ilibtsit. 3wauiig &oniere1l=
gen Der 3D9liuge oes SllhOhl6sn
Goupittes i'll Gurembur9, 9ebalten BON
9. Bern. 9rier, Sirettor uno General
Witor. Die Sonferen;en oes bO6p.
Serrn Srier iiber Die . Dfli6teit,
iiber oeren grOBen literGrii6en Grtol9
bsretts mebrmOls beri6tet puroe, ltno
mlnmebr in 4. Nula9e bel Seroer
erl6ienen. Sii9eH mir NOD biHju,
poB i'm SttOber porigen SObreS oos
Sii6leiu Die Gbre elmer ituIlenIlhen
llebsrieBung erfGbren bat.
ySur. @ort."
Nuh mir baben Elm @remplUr oea
Sudes ppn unisrem icbr 9eiddBten,
themaliqen Girettor erbalten ulo
mOIlen biermit uuisrsn Cant tltr Die
benieieue" 9lufmertiamteit olsoriiten.
Was BON iebr GROCER 8ra9=
peite uuo pOn siuer Seoeutung 1T, Die
DObl nur Weni9e gGnSli6 OerltonDen
b0beu, 1T Die 5batiade, b0B bort, no
SOfli6teit un0 Nnitano Die lbnen
oebiibreHoe Nnertennung uno N6tun9
usrloren baben, III bcoeutenoes
SDlImert sur % abrun9 gutter
Sitteu uuo Q"eunoer mora
lii6er 8sgrifie geidwunoen
it, meI6e 2 DGtia6e i'd D.
WO6l an Dem @in5einen al >
aud an Der 8eiellf 6G in
10 elder SOfli6tett uno Nn=
tNHD nit 6iiBeu getreten
Deroeu, gan3 bitter r0dt.
lluo Wenu mir Isbsu, ,pie Die Nmerito=
1Ger in ibreu llttlideu uno mOralllhen
8sgrifeu ben ihredli6Iten &erirrunGen
GubeimfGlleu, 10 frUQen mir uns bis
Deilen, Oh BARN nl6t bas erbttterte
SObnI06eH Der nit 6iiBeu 9etretencn
O0fi6teit Iuo oe5 I'm ale feline beili9=
ten &ette berNubten Nuit0nOes Sl
erteuneu lit.
gSir tDnnen oOber ni6t umDin 0l6
i'm SntereIie ~unierer ei9euenllm9ebuu9,
Sitten, @ebrdu6e uno Nni6auungen
ilber l~oSiNlen Bertb uno 8eoeutung
Der SOfli6teit, 0u6 bier in Nmerlta
Die pierte Iuflu9e Der SDnierenseu oe5
gO6w. Serrn ~. &rier nit Sreuoen
81 begrilBen, uno allen u"nieren &eIern
Guf oas 9SGrmlte 5I empfebler. Sas
Su6 miro iilr Seoen, Der einen Ser
9lei6 Der in Der ySOili6teit" auf9e=
itellten &e9Cln nit u"nleren ameritani=
i6en Nnl6Glrungen Uno Vegrihsn
Nnltellen tpll, DON ebr bObem
Sntereie ieiE, in0em man ou=
oUrd. ruie oben an9eoeutet. cine neue
Nni6auunQ unierer i%OSialen 3uftdnoe
9eDinnt Delde iebr lebrrei6 lit, uno
audi inoem man Die @eiltestieIe uno
&ebeusmeiseit oes Wertes iellt unmill=
tiirli6 b%etplrnoerH muB. Die Gni4au=
llngerE, ueI6e mir bel ibrem i6tuun0=
pollen uHo begeiiterten &OrtrNGe Ois
GpnIerenseH III ben i1Onen 2agsu
unieres GOnUittlebeus uls Muitertril9te
oes er5ieberii6en gStrten5 Wniercs
SirettOrs bewunoer.2u, Getra9ten iuir
beute ais ein @ert BON iebr wertb=
oOler i~OSiaIer 3ra9peite. Sas lit
uHier 8rNB sur pierten Nuila9e Der
.SGHi6teit" in ibrem beoeutuHgs=
pplIeu @trten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-26
YreuBcu, SeutfGIanp, Sis:
tuard!

Shirt Sismard, Der 1890 benz iun=
gen &aiIer Den ,SerSO9 Don Sllen=
burg" trOBig pDr Die SSiiBe mari ieiert
ben Griten tnmmenoen WOnates Ieinen
Soften 8eburtstag. Sarpb grOBe gOr=
bereitungen uno mdbti9es Srpmmsl7
8iibren bel alien Sismartfreunoen:
@eloIummlun9eu, 8eibente, Noreneu,
GrtraSti9e, Gerleibung oes GbrenbIr=
gerrehtes bon Stdoten etc. MILES
bin mad Jrieori6srub! NuH,
laile man Seoem feline 6reuoe! absr
man6er Seuti6e, Der ii6 CUR Bethel
iigung bepegen lGBt, miro pamit I6On
in Den @pril geidltt."
n. b.: Steiser IL So. in Nep Dort
bat es iOsar ben oarua6 .iiiblenosu"
guleritanerir ourd ben Druid uub Ser
trieb bon ySismart u | il d.
Wun d : POntartsn"! er=
mOQIidt, iib ielblt in 6rieoridsruber
Npril gu ihiden.
Nunmebr lalien mir bic Seier 9e=
biibrenO Dor li6 geben, lIno i6auen
Ins eiu Wenig in Den SlIttern Der @e=
I6lhte I'M.
Sinh Die eioentliden poer e6ten
BreuBen i%iberbaupt 3 cut De-"
,Nein, lie iino Observation-Disclosures
Nbrammun9."
nSa. no tommen absr oieie preuiien
ber!"
,Nlbre6t BON SranOen6urN, ein
6rGntiiber SODenSOller, mar Spbmeis
tier oes oeutI9en Sroeus, iUur0e 1925
proteltantiIb uno yannettirte" Oiab0
na6 Sut6er's &atb oas tatbOliI6e Srs
oen3lNno, nannte Is SerSpgtbum
YreuBen uno befabl ben tatbOl.
PreuBen prOte il q ut d 81 weroen.
(Cujus regio, illus ct religio1 Sas
mit bait Oh Die 0Glite Der 9Sie9e Der
YreuBen. Die onoers Sdlit paro 10
g%e3immert: auriiirlt Soa6im II. bon
Sranoenburg 6Ollerilhe Sauptlinie)
mNro 1889 audi prOtcitautii6 uno per=
IuDr Damn lOle pptll.
y&uriiirf SOB. Sigismuuo erbte
oana oas iritber bon einem .3olIern"
oNnnettirte" ySerSogtbum YreuBen"
1913. unO iiebe, Die gSie9e, in Der Die
FrenBen ais babies 9ele9en babeu,
mar Ierti9."
,Siro oQs oeuu bic nehteu"
PreuBen ale?
oSa, mein Sobn; Iiebe, uniere
PreuBen lparen l6on ais babies"
''smart" ogeminenDait", npatriOtil6"
llno ltets obun9ri9". (Saber ia nod
beute Der Name: nbuugri9er Freub",)
Sic i6duten GliO INNER ihari aus,
no cS Gtpas %ein5nbeimIeu CAB Nuf oeS
NNhbur's older. SCoes Wtittel oaju
mar ibusn gut genuQ; lie perbnnocn
i6 bOiO nit oielem Selnoe uno Yer
lulllter 3eutihlGno's uHO oes OGmNli=
gen Seut den &eide5, b0lO
nit jeuewl, b0l0 nit Dem l6meoiiben
TerWlllter, bHio nit benz iraniOII6en
6rbIeinO. so iNdteu lie Elm J. y.
1909 ole &iilil6 0leOii6en Ednoe,
1851 ein Stiid bon YOmmeru, lG4S
Die NIteu tNtbOlii6cH SIiholslUuOe
Wi09OelburN @0lbsritaot, MiuOeu etc.
l7Ol marc FreuBen i6Ou ein SONG
reid. ga WOllen mir nod TrIeorl6
II. criu0lucu. (Sie PreuBeH leunen
iBn Den NrOBen mO eiu .9roBer"
FreuBe mar er audi"
Ser &Qiler bate in SNbre 1915 III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-26
ttniere ~9tcscnIoueu.

- @ir limb SOiimann SrOtbers So.
bon Milpautee, Mis.. fir Die lleber-
ienoun9 zines %Gremplares oes Cath
Ollie Directory" perpfli6tet. llnieren
belteu Cant oaIir.
- 3wei riibliAe Bidder fir 6ar,
mer. - Seraus9egeben Don Der ercels
lior Publiibin9 3d.. Milwautee. @is.
.Sas @eli6torn (Wtais), Die pibti9iie
&ulturpilanSe Nmeritas." Wit pielen
SAuitrationen. Son M. Werni6,
nrattii6em Garmer unO LAMB iSrit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-26

~" ~ u AN"s1tkNbNhoN SIkobo "
cine 9riluOlibere SauOmirtbl6aft. uno
iOute oesbalb jeoer unlsrer Sutiinfti9en
E0rmer Die gauge YrOouttionstrait oes
Sanobdues uno Der Vieb3lAt tennen
uno ausbeuteu lernen. Die our6 bic
SieliGlti9teit Der Wai6inen ermO9lihts
lei9tere Searbeitun9 oes YoOens, iopie
Uermebrte Seitunssidbisteit oss EN-
selnen Wannes babsu oas Nugsnmert
Der meilten 6armer auf cine Ssr9rDBe.
rln9 Der QterflG6e gsridtet, 10 oaB lie
fat 9dnSlih auBer glbt lalien, oaB cine
GertieIerun9 uno Sereiherung Der
Ndertruite, iOluie cine rebte Srudt
iOlSe uuo %ueritdnoise Selosiutbeiluu9
Die GrtrassidbIsteit ibrer Neder per=
oOppeln uuo Die uielen @ussaben gum
Sin9eu Don NrbeitsbGnoeu uno gum
llnterbalte elmer grDBern Nnsabl 3u9-
there uno Ader9er0tbe gln3li1 erlpa=
rem. Damn sei9t lih in ben meiften
6egsnoen Der llmItano, oaB bic Sar-
mer lid iait aHsiblieBlih auf eini9e
prOoutte perlegen. iObalo ielbe iiir
eini9e 3eit einen etpas e~raiebigsn De-
wlWn abwerfen, mo Die Spl9s oapon
1T lleberprOouttiOn, Sinten Der Preile
uao inn SOlle un9initissn @etters,
9au3lide WiBeruteu sauSer @~eseuoeu.
6abl6riIten tOnnteu i6pn et,Das CUR
S%etampIuna oieier uebelitdnoe ~leiiten.
aber lpO 1T ein lOldes Slatt. Oas Die.
les ben jun9en Senten 10 liar Dor
&ugm lteilt nno lie 10 iebr o0non iibera
seuQt. ais Die Yelpeiie uno Grtldrun9en
pili6t9etreuer Gebrer uno Die Heiultate
BON lelblt anselebeucu ooer mltsema6=
ten Geriuheu. Sanu bsriibreu iplhs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-26
EOt6OGl6er 1tir6en GOlenOer.
3eu0niB Se'u. - Sob. 8, as.

conntue, ben 81. Mdr, NmoS. @oIbmo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
MR. EHRICH'S PICTURES SOLD.
NINETY FOUR PAINTINGS BRING $50 ioo-soME 81
THE PRICES PAID.

NINETY FOUR PAINTINGS BRING sSG,ioo-soME OF
THE PRICES PAID.
There another full attendance last evening
in the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries for the sale OF
the second and last part of the Enrich collection
OF paintings by the old Dutch and Flemish mas
tcrs. RI" pict' last nght brought $S21. making
total Of sG 16O for the entire collection Of ninety
four. Some OF the canvass sold yesterday, win
the purchaser Of each. when not anonymous ana
the price. We're:
Bonaventura Peters. Fortress In the Mediter-
ranean," Gilbert MrClurg. 500. ADRIAN y an
Osirade. 'cottage Interior. George ii. rage, sey'
Wllleam Van De vedc. .'Nctualling Man Man, l. !.
War" 500: II. VI. Rokes Iore The Housewife,
80 Justus Smstermans. "A knight OF Maiia, ~;
Scene. T. r Lehman SO; J9ost oorne's%
Scripps. $50. Peter Paul Rubens. Study. Male
Head" l.. r. Roos 81. Balthazar Denner. Head
of old Man. T.. Lehman. $1,000: Gerard Dou. The
Hermit. T.. Lehman. 500: Peter Molln, me
Bridge J. f. Cullman. $40: Abraham Van Bey-
eren. cat and Fish" T.. f. Roos. $500. Jan Van
Goycn "Iandscapc. with Fishermen Drawing Net.
$50 David Teniers the Son. Group Before village
Inn" Gilbert McCiurg. slsGo: Gerrit lundens. The
Housewife Cleaning Fish" James T.. Scripps. Ssn'
Philips Mouvcrman. "Repose Of the HAWKING
Party" James r. Scripps. 500; q. Netscher. The
Love Letter T. Lehman. 500 Roger Van Der
Weyden, The Holy Family" S75 Rembrandt.
Portrait. Head Of Young Man" ). NJ. Lehman,
s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24

Mayor Strong went on record Yesterday a say
ing that he proposed TO that the city hai RAPID
transit as sooa as possible. He also desires That
the important work should not he hampered by
false economy. The Mayor was emphatic IN what
he had TO say regarding the qu 'ston, ana 1t II
the first time that he has consented TO discuss
the matter He said:
am going to Sc. that the RAPID transit VIII
has been promised for such long time is = re-
atty. | am a member OF the Rapid Transit com
mission ex-ofiico. and | will have some ihinh
OF interest 10 say the subject. ! have been 80
busy so far that | have not had time to attend
the meetings. but will endeavor TO DO 80 In the
future. and the people can rely on IL ihat 'he
work will be actually begun as soon aS possible"
Now. | opposed 10 having he road butt not
as IL should he because the S0ObJVp limit would
have to be exceeded. believe that as much
money should be spent as Is absolutely necessary
build the road IL should be constructed. !
read that the commissioners are going 10 ask ihr
Legislature to amend the statutes bearing IN the
rapid transit road and favor the proposition 10
amend them 10 permit enough money TO
be spent to make the road success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
SEVERE STORM IN LONDON.

THREE PEOPLE KILLED BY LIGHTNING-THOU-
SANDS or ACRES FLOODED BY THE THAMES.
London. Jan. ga heavy snowstorm prevailed
IN London last night and turned into rain this
morning. At 800 a. the sky suddenly became
as dark at nightfall. and violent hailstorm. &C
companied by thunder and lightning. set in The
thunder and hail storm lasted until 10 o'clock
when snow began falling again. After about
brightly
The storm caused a tremendous rising of the
Ihames. Thousands OF acres at Windsor. EtOn
ana other places submerged The violence OF
tne wind uprooed trees. and at Kingston several
SSficK walls were blown down. The steeple OF St
SStepnens Church, Westminster, was struck by
,shning and set fire. but the flames were ex
TThhguished before any serious damage was done
ttm,,ee persons In different parts OF London were
hhien by lightning, and the roofs OF a number OF
fuses were struck and slightly damaged.
ne, n,sh northwest wind Is blowing over the Chan
xes. uss sent out from Dover helping many
,raLss IN distress. The night mailbodts not
ICING Their usual trips. French fishermen found
,h ae1enct bark off Calais to-day and lowed her to
- mo!th OF the harbor. where she sank, blocking
hEQuEATHED 100000 FLORINS TO SCIENCE
''shhi Jan. 2-Herr Treitl. retired iron mer-
."'N'' hneiy-oae years old, died in this city this
morning leaving By his will 10000 forms to the
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NO CABINET YET IN FRANCE.

~ BOURGEOIS STILL STRUGGLING WITH THE
PRoB1EM-HE EXPECTS TO SUBMIT HIS
LIST THIS MORNING
r,.r,s Ian an Bourgeois was still struggling
this evening 10 ge; together Cabinet. lie mace
some progress. and is expected TO submit COM
plete list of Ministers tomorrow morning
NJ Cochery this afternoon refused TO accept the
portfolio of Finance account OF disagreement
with several OF his probable associates in regard
10 the income tax. II is reported that NJ feYTai
has consented 10 accept the place NJ Bourgeois
has offered the Ministry Of Justice to Senator
Demole NJ Bourgeois called upon President Faure
this afternoon and had long conference win MN.
President Faure has received 1900 kilograms con
graduating him upon his election he mas APP
pointed General FOurnier chief OF the military
household the Elysee.
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his staff 1t was An informal affair. which rad
originally been arranged for December 10. but had
been postponed because Of the death OF General
Porter.
The table was spread in room on the hrst
floor. and decorated with beautiful fo%ers
The menu cards covered with lizard SKINS
and ornamented with gold. An engraved likeness
OF the Ex-Governor on the first page, ana the
pictures OF his staff in group were on another
page No set speeches were made.
The members OF the staf present were Generals
+. X Halsey. Joseph Bryant. j. NJ Narian: H.
NJ Whitlock. George D. Sanford, BENJAMIN West
and Ferdinand L. Earle. and Colonies .rcoh
Rupert. ir Charles Rogers T. L. Judson. James
Magee Robert Gray Monroe and r. +. Sloan.
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A SUCCESSFUL CASE OF sKrN.GRAFTIyG.

Chicago. Jan. 2-Skin-grafting has proved sue
cessful in the OF Mrs 4. Y. Fitzgerald. Of
Sxty-nlnth-st. and Stewart-ave. and she is rapidly
recovering from burns feared al time likely
to be fatal She overturned lamp October
last and the blazing oil ignited her clothing. which
burned her neck and breast. About 60 pieces Of
skin were taken by Dr. Webster from the husband.
who at once offered himself. but he could not fur
nish enough. Captain Wells of Company X. LIST
Regiment Illinois National Guard with his whole
command then offered themselves 10 their fellow
mem Der Mr.. Fitzgerald and many hundred pieces
Of skin 40 offered utilized. The mems
are still literally speckled but no III effects have
been noticed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
CHINESE UPRISING FEARED
MEASURES TAKEN TO PROTECT THE
,,vrs OF, FOREIGNERS IN CHE-Foo

,,opcrs PIT ASHORE FROM AMERICAN ENGLISH
FRENCH AND GERMAN wARSh'r'-r"o
,Dcr MISSION STATIONS THERE-A BIG
,,r,>rsr FLEET OFF wEIHM-wEI
MORE TROOPS LANDED
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.-The Navy department
today received the following u'Sp''O" l'oi'l |o""
mander Folger of the forK'o""' "' U"e-roo'
TengChow Foo china Was IS and ~ ON the
Japanese vesSe ~ an appeal Of missionaries, and as
travel by land was 10 Chee-Foo seventeen
Yorktown nn,ldren and sick OF the missionary fam!
lies on the 2Oth t fai var landed large
Srca at PrSmon5ory to attack the o Gh
nese Srce Was landed at Che-Foo from this YES
Ell To- protect neutral citizens ana properly This
landing was in common WIN mat from 'he GERMAN
Trtsh and French vessels
with reference to this dispatch it was said
- the Japanese Legation in this city that the
|orces were probably landed to protect citizens
- these countries principally missionaries. who
rosida there from an uprising of Chinese. The
toraipn residents or Che-FOo. ii was explained,
,,o,,ld have no fear Of the japanese forces. and
{. is not likely that the japanese will make an
at,sck on the port. AS TO the probability that
hn Ianarese might desire Che-Foo for the pur-
ross # landing troops there predatory to an
attack on Picking, 1t is said that the japanese
nod already a sufficient force in China for AL!
,,rnoses contemplated at present.
Tha Navy Department also received long
,hor cable message from Admiral Carpenter
nfrounciuG the arrival of the Baltimore at
che Foo this morning and reporting on the SIT
uaton there .., -. c,,,o
There are two large mission stations at Che
r., and at latest accounts the principal mem
bars If the American i'resby terrain Mission We're
no Roy George s Hays and Mrs. Hays, the
Rev Hunter Corbett and Mrs. Corbett. the Rev.
= Cornwen and Mrs. COr1well the Rev } w.
Jackson. the Rev. c. F. Johnson and Mrs
TI,nrich the Rev c. \. Kettle and Mrs Kettle.
iha Pew r H. Benz, Miss cambridge, Miss
Anna Larson. NJ d.. and about three others.
IN the American Southern Baptist Mission were
,ho Rev. j b. Hartwell and Mrs. Hartwen. the
Pev G w Pruitt and Mrs. Pruitt. the Rev l.
p crawford and Mrs. Crawford and ten others
Secretarv Gresham received dispatch To-
dav from Minister DENLY, DIT Peking, reporting
that the Chinese peace plenipott ntlarles Will
,aave Shanghai on January Is for Japan
London Jan. GA dispatch 10 The Central
News from Che-Foo reports the landing of
American. British. German and French forces
,bere and that all is quiet. The Chinese fleet
6 living inside the harbor al Wei-Hai-Wei. An
othcr force of japanese soldiers has been landed
at kaiming. - ,, 49,, ,o,o
The British Consul AT Wen-Chow has teie-
eraphed a request for the presence OF gunDoa'
al that port The trouble there Is not serious
bnt he deems It we'll 10 be protected against
p,SSiblp danger.
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BISHOP MoUAID CENsTRED.

REPROvED BY THE POPE FOR ATTACKING ARCH
BISHOP IRELAND
Rome Jan. 23-The Vatican has closed the Ire
McQuaid incident. after making the closest IN
vestgaiion into its merits. Cardinal Rampolla.
Papal Secretary OF State. has written on behalf
OF the Pope. letter Cardinal Gibbons. In which
Re administers a reproof to Bishop McQuaid for his
deplorable violation of church discipline In his at
tack upon Archbishop Ireland. The letter fully
jusfes Archbishop Ireland In the attitude he as
snmed The Pope has also written letter to
Bishop McQuaid. AZ Rochester. expressing regret
al his conduct toward the Archbishop.
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RECEPTION or CRESCENT IODGE.

The third annual reception and ball Of Crescent
Lodge. no ~. Free and Accepted Masons vas
held last night In the ballroom OF the Hotel Bruins
Kick. which was decorated with ferns and rare
plants. supper served at the close ~ the
dance. Among those present Horace q
White Charles G. Hunt. :. 9. Schenck br. !.
W Lester. T. l.. Gibbs. J S: Mason. James II
Bailey W. " Ballinger VI. W Thomas. Charles
J.. Waterbury. and Charles VI. Keyser. There we're
about 20 persons present, and the entertainment
O1g