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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26
Waibington.

Walla WaQa. Na6oem
Die SebOroen ieit mebreren @o6en aui
Die Nusgsber ialiher 9ulboOaOr=M Dim
gen, Die INNER 3NblrcINer cirtulirten,
~9elabnOet bOtten, 9ciang es ibnen Die
Ter Gage Eeute in Der ~g8Obnuug zines
geUlllen WunrOe OuBuitObern, Die li6
III YeljB elmer Gu0ntItdt iali6er Milns
gen bef0noen. Glner Der MunrOe
SObne iG9te, oaB ein Qeuiicr s. s..
NnoeriOn oas GelO l~ieIerte. Sheriff
Gliln9smOrtb be9Ub ii6 no0 Oelien
3immcr uno ianO in ocmielben eillell
uOllltdnoi9en NpparOt sur 0srltelung
pon % 6entssS tllden. NnoerlOn mar
raid 9eflil6tet. WtunrDe, ieine 3
SObne unO Elm Ncmiicr geasner, Der
IrIlber III NriSoua benin MilitQr mar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26
Sbio.

= Sin entIebliher lln0liif5inQ, bei=
len Spier Die Satin uuo slpei &inoer
zines betannteu Oeutiteu Silr9ers in
DEM GittsbNrNer &OrItdotden 6 7 a o.
polls mllroen, erei9nete li6 AMI Dem
SbiO. 6rau g8. Slcbert, oeren 8atte
ein iuOblbetnmter SnuunterneGmer uno
&Ohlenb1noler III ~6OraOpDlis lit,
mO6te iih Gormittags III @egleitung
lbres o%reiidbrlgen SOhterbens oui,
nm ii9 ilber ben bort su9eIrorenen
Strom nOh Der 0llI Dem jenieiti9en
llier 0elsQenen SrtihQTt SaDspille gum
&ciuA bon TerWunOten 81 be9sben.
9iit Dem jiin9lien &inoe auf Dem glrlne
limo Dem anOeren al Der Sano bate
Srau Sieber ialt ons uier bon Nepille
Sslano errei1t. ais plOBlIb cas- sis
inter ibren SiiBen bra0 uuo lie nit
lbreu &leilen in Die eili0cn Slutben
~ltiir5te. Oils Siebert MIttu9s bel ici=
mex Seimtebr erillbr, BAR Ieine Satin
Den QeiGbrliAeu gSe9 ilber ben StrOm
nit ben &inoern an9etreten, muroe er
bciorQt nnO madte iib in Se0leitun9
zines Na6barn aui, I'm iid 81 pergepil=
fern, ooB ieiner 6rau unO ieinen &in=
bern tein llnNliid Su9eitOBen lei. Seine
itllmmlten NbnunQen 9ingen in Gr=
filuun9. Gr f0no Die iteiIgeirurenen
&eiden Der Orei GjeiuGten I'M 99aiier
mo tbeihueiie inter DEM Sic. Die
&eide Oes jiIn9lien &inoes bsinno Iid
nod i'm Nrme Der Wtutter. Sus WaI=
Ter 1T an jener Stelle nllr brei SUB
tiei, bod waren Die Nermlten permutb=
LID iniolae Der &0lte ioiort Oerlrt err
FART, oNB lie teine Jtettun9sDeriu9e
mebr 81 MAIDEN permOdter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26
Gin neuc 4nSGabe Dec ,,&ram:
scub0tc"

perOiientliht m Sntereiie bon 6orni's
glpentr1uter Glutbcleber, Der mO0l=
betannten Vlut=lieOiSin, miro jcBt per
POIt oerIOnot unO weroen obne 3wellel
piele unlerer Seier oiele 3eltibrlft err
DOIten. Selbi9e entBdlt inter glnoe=
rem cine GrOBe glnSObl 3euQniiic BON
unIeren Sano5leuten, wel0c our1
6Orni's Nlpentr0uter 8lutbeleber Qe=
BELT murocn. gSir Dernebmeu, DaB
Sr, Better 6OGrneD iOrtpdbreno &cribte
erb0!t bon Golden, wcl0e Ourh irine
SeIlmlttel turlrt wuroen; Gber Niun0cl
al NOum bel6ydutt Sic&er0fcntIl6ung
Die'er SrIele 81 elmer 5si1rdntten llu=
sa9l.
Sollte ir9eno elmer unierer Gclcr eiu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26
Quslan ..
SemtiblauD.
SaDern

- WonIionor Gncipp lit nunmeGr
aud oramuti'6 oerberrliAt mOroen,
lnOem Der in tatbOlii6cn gereinen
ni6t u%nbetannte Suitipieloihter 6.
Jtelnmo ein oreiatti0esSuItipiel, meldes
Dem eolen YrieltcrsG reiie' Qelpiomet 1T,
perOfcntliht bet. 90lielbe tr19t ben
Sitel Cine &neipp'i0e Sur, lit reid
an p%rl9inellcn Scenen uuo miro Silet=
tantenbilbnen einen Onntb0ren Stof
~lieiern. SNs Suitipiel 1T in Der &OIel-
iden 8erloNsbanolung in &empten,
mOlelbIt betanutli6 aud Die Sneipp=
lhcn Sil0er Deraus8etommen iino. err
Ihienen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26
SuGien's 2lrnicG Salee.

Die bette Salbs in Der 8elt fir
S3nittpunoen, 9auti9irfunsen, @uns
ben, @ei9wiire, SaI3fuB, 5ieberpuns
ben, S9orf, 9eiprunsene 9anOe, 6rolts
beulen, ~&rdbenausen, unb ale Sautents
Sinbunsen unO lit cine ii9ere Seiluns
fir Samorboiben. IS pirb g%arantirt,
oaB oaS Wtittel p%outommene @emu9s
tbuuns sibt; wenn ni3t, wirb bas @eID
suriiterlte:t et. HreiS 20 Gents per
S9a9tel. - gu uertauien bel Z. W.
Guete, Qpotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26
M6c nprpDins.


= Siiiiel0orf. Sin intereiIon=
ter Pro3eB, Der bereits Die Nebilipns=
inltanS bcl6aitigt bat, muroe Dor Der
bleligen Struitammer p~erbanoelt.
9ta0 Dem 5 ll5 Der Gewerbeoronln0
linO Die 0eluerbetreibenoen berpili6tet,
Die SD6ne iDrer 9lrbeiter baar in Hei1s=
p06rln9 uusSujablen. @e0en Oiele
Seitimmnng bate Der G0iIirer Iobert
Steeg, ais Sepollmd6ti9ter Der ,3ede
yGOncnrOia" bel Sberbauicn 0eieblt,
uno slu0r in folgcnoer gSeiie: Der
6rau zines Nrbciter5 bate er cine Sez
ldelnl0urg 9e8eben, ocs Snbalts, Ocr=
1elbe tonne IN elnem beltimmten Haoen
gSdaren 0uf Borg bis 5u 20 WlUrt oer=
obtDlgt mer0en, iuomit dlio Steea
9e~plhermNben YiirgiAait fir Den Be-
trd9 iibernabm. Ser Wann frat aus
Der 2lrbeit unO trbielt Om %. Sch.
leine leBte S%Obnung. Der gauge Se=
trag ieines EObnes wuroe iGm bin0e=
Sablt, Damn n0bm Der 6aiiirer20 Mtart
mleoer Suriid Iiir ben Specereibdnoler.
SD mill meiu @el0 i6Dn trie9en!"
la9te Der Wrbe.ier; am folgeroen Sage
puroe e l6m audi gebr06t. Gr bate
aber bereits Die 2ln'eige gema1t lno
Der GaIiirer Stee9 tam Dor Die Strai=
TANNER 81 Suisbur9 iuegen Ger9ebens
ge9en s rs Der 0cwerbeoromna. Die
Straftammer fprG0 i'm irel, Der
StaOtsnmualt le9te Jtepilion Elm, oos
Jtei6sgeri0t bob oNs llrtbeil ollf uno
uerluies Die Su6e nN1 Siileloorf.
Die bieiige Strnitnmmer Derurt6eilte
Den SteeQ su 10 Wturt Celebrate epen.
Swei Sa9en NeiangniB uno in Die
ni1t unbeoeutenoen Soften.
Gla &otbrin9en
- Sin entieBli6cr 6aa BON Sunoer=
tOo'miro aus Der in ben Yo0elcn bel
llrbsiS 9elegenen Nnlere ,0autes
Suites" 9emeloet. 3mei beja6rte
Shmeltern beiuobnten in Ginger Gnt=
fernung Oon Den itbriQcn Me00iten Elm
0dusGeu. SnlOlge Der SAneeitiirme
ruar Ous SGus6en DOli9 eInAei1ncit
uno Nie beioen BON jeOem Nertebr abb
Qel6nittenen S6meItern mubten bu6=
ltdblih Oer6un0ern. Grlt na0 LANCER,
milbeppller glrbeit 9clHng es einenl
gto6bar. Den meterb6ben S3nee gu
beieitiaeu mo in Die g8ODmm0 st
OrinQcn. Sic cine Der S6pcltern lag
tOot I'M Sctt, Die auOerc ~berUuBtlos oa=
neben. Sur6 rNi0cs 3uiiibren BON
NalrumG8mitteln gelang IS, Die Ye=
wuBtlolc ipieoer sur Yeiinmuug Su
brin9en. Sbrer &Oriteauna '"'olge
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26
@brpntA.
JrIano.
0rispna.

- 6rant 90. Smith, Elm reiher
Tnrmer in Der 9tGbe BON 3 boenir,
tpuroe tiirSli6 oOr ieinem eiQenen
Suuie ermorbet. @r uno ieine 6rau
muroen Dur6 elm @erQui6 IN ibrenl
SdlafSimmer auf9erueft Ino iaben
apei Wdnner, wel6s ani6cineno Ioeben
Das 3immer betreten batten. Smith
iprans aus Dem Sctt, ergriff elnen
Stub uno trieb bic &Guber allf Die
&eranoa. Giner Der lebteren Spg Oort
elnen &epplper uno i6oB 0uf Smith.
Sic &u9el our6bDbrte linn oas SerS
inb er iiel tDot in bic glrme ieiner
SrNu. 9rei Sanoitreiher, Namens
Sen Garl, SObniOu uno Spmmp Wtc=
SOnalo ltno, ais Der Shat Deroa6tis,
9efdnSli1 ein9esO9en ipOrOeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26
Ssntet @adJ Dor SaIben seaen Satarrb, ole
cuedfiiber enihaltcu,

ga Cusdilber idgr ben SiHn ors weruds ,erit6rsn uuo
ou5 gor3c >Dlttm u0ui9 3]ertuttcH miro, ueuu % 6ur1
bic ditimtqeu Sbtrlddeu c%tHoriUgt SUlte Arlitel
icutcU ME GuBer adi Geroyouuu9 gut ~6eruIcHer Atryte
qeorlLdt wtrceu, pa Der SddOcU, ben tie Guri6ltI,
,ebunat 10 groB ~ ais ouS gute, ouB Sbr oauon er,ies
len touHtet. Sall'0 SutGrrb : 8uL ~idbristtt
Don y. i. Sbeuen ~ 80, Eoiebo, ., eutbalt teiu
Gutd itlber mo Diro iunrltA Qeromnen uuo pirtt
brett AMI bic idlsimigru Nbtrlld6eH bsS Sp,tem5.
&sHu Sbr Nau'S SGtarb SUr FAINT, icio i6er, oaB Sbr
bic ddte betomutt. Sle WIro inutrlid gfnommtH uno
in lOleoo, Sbio, Uou Il. i. 6beHeU & SO, Qemabt.
90 &erranlt pon 0uen Ayotgeteru. fret5 IS Genio
bic SlQibe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26

9utes Slutreinigungsmittel benDt6igen,
ID piiroen mir inn empieblen oil Or.
Peter eSa9rueD, ll2-ll4 g. SODne
gOe., Chicago, ST., iiir Elm gremplur
oes y9rantenbOte" 5u ihreiben uRO er
miro Elm iol6es gratis erbalten. Man
miro au5Tinoen, DAB Der SottOr Elm
ebrli6er. pertranensipiir0i9er Wann
lit, pelher Die Seoilriniiie gller prompt
llno auf sei6ditsmaBige @eile beirie=
Oi9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26

= Ginen Wurm i'm MuQe.
%on eincm ci9cnartiNcn llngliidc lit,
luie Die rGisl. 3tG." i0reibt. Die etua
Is Sabre ate 5oAter zines GjeiNirr=
lttDrers III Settitctt Vropins Sadiem,
betrOilen wOrOen. Sus Mido0en bate
lett LANCER ais einem Yicrteliabre IN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26
VcW yorf,

- Die 3ner9in POulinc, welte am
%. Seicmber in SEEM YOrt ciutrni
lnO lett jener 3eit b0s Sutereiie pieler
Suulcnoe erreQte, lit Oieicr Sage in
gicw UOyt Qcltorbeu. ,Prinitiiin"
R0u!Inc purOs I'M S0gre 1876 in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26

uno Der So0n zines Sunocsioloaten If,
muroen lpc9en Serbreituns ialiGeg
8el0cs Derbaftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26
mar ibre S9melter i6pn ieit q Sasen

mar lire SGmelter idon ieit q Sagen
tpot.
= Sin mcrtipiirDises Greignib iebt
Die Sepobner oes 9orTes $ M 81
brunn bel Miilhnuien i'm GlaB in
Nnire9un9. Seit II Sage etwa ideint
in elmer tleinen Spite pes Sorfes, III
Der Elm alter Mann nit ieinem SnDne
unO ieiner Gntelin lebt, allies 2eblOIe
lebenoig su meroen. Ser Sfen fdn0t
al gu biipien unO seri1cllte. bas Sett
miro in Die SObe 9ebOben, eben'O Der
Slid, Die S6theln llno Seller I'M
&ii6eubOrte Dilpien ernpor, fallen su
SO0cn unO Seri0cllen, Die 3wiebeln
biipfen aus Dem Sorbe uno Surilf IN
Ocnielben. elm Sppf nit Wtil6, Den man
nui Den Sid ltelt, IGn9t an Su bOpfen,
bis er lammt SnbNlt an Sooen licgt II.
/. NJ. Ser Nber9laube liebt bierbei Die
i0iuNrSen Mtd0te Der 6initerniB tbdtig.
9lnoere foriGcu nuh ben llriaden uro
9lauben, oieie g~efunoen su baben. Die
nOr orei Wpu0ten perltorbene Srdu oes
Nltcn Ocrfcrti0te 81 ibren Eebieitcn
nGmli0 Die bon Der G%nobenmelt 10 be-
llebtcn y4lOpfer", unO beballptete, Elm
belDnDeres GebeimniB iilr Die 3uberei=
tunN oes benuBten GrplpIionsltones 81
bellbel. SOr ibrcm SoOe babe lie odi=
ielbe Dem Mann mitgetbeilt unO oicler
- ein Srlntcr - lebc nun oas De-
I6Git fort. Wiit unporli9tiger. ull=
Ii6erer S0uo, .ip Qldubt man, babe CT
itberall I'M S0uIe pDn Dem G%rploliOns=
ltOIt Scritreut, uno Die 6pl0e DupOu lei
nun, DAP bel icDem Ycrilbren nit bar
ten 6egcniidnoCn feline GrplOliOnen an
allen Gfcn oes Sauies eriol9ten. Sine
wineni6nftlibe llnteriu6un9 oes jeoen=
ialls mertwilroiNen mo interell0nten
SALES ipdre wlinl6ensluertb.
SlOenburg.
9lus Der Gcmeinoe 2inbern
miro geI6riebcn: &ir iino IN unierer
@CmciuOc 0llgenblifli@ arm bel llner=
mcBllhem Hci0tbum. SroBoem NAM
lid uniere uner9rilnolihcn SOrimoore
fir Wtiuioncn Mturt Srennmoterlol in
li6 bergen, leioen mir sur 3elt Wan9el
an Sorf. Sine 9rOBe MtebrSabl bon
2euten bat ~ilberbaupt tcinen trDdenen
Sort; anoere oagcgen baben i'm aui
benz Mppre itebeu llnO luillen niht,
wie lie i'm na6 Saule bringen iOllen.
@s weroeu bier ON YlNBe fir 1000
Spoeu allgenbliflib 8 Wtart besablt.
Inter iol6eu llmitdnoen muB man
wirtli6 Die StdOter uno 2eute, Die on
Der Sabn mobnen, beneiOen, Die toml=
men bod nibt in Scrle9enbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-26
%c jotCOljitc STRIDE tn ben %creiulQten Staatcll.

EOWnanns' Catholic Directory, br oTrtue S6emntsnS yer fGtOl9m STRIDE in ben
Snentyen Stonrn QaausW9tn Don 0onmannS Brothers So, Wumaut, gSD, leet uSa uShmg+
bpt yer mnnNu 89ot1 bef oGnm Sttttm GbahM,.m dGe bass aGa9un ub bic GnHwmlms b. m
faboGi9m Stride in ben @uGuen smmNnS dn
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15
State Notes.

Over 200 licences to kill deer have been
issued at Traverse City Mich. The only
woman in the list Is Miss Edna Murrell,
pretty l5-year-old girl, who goes with her
father every fall and Is an expert with a
gun.
Mayor Pingree, of Detroit, wants to
have abrogated that portion of the treaty
between the United States and Great Brit
ain which forbids the building of war YES.
sells on the great lakes.
Detroit is raising relief fund for those
left destitute by the victims of The Jour-
nal building explosion.
Michigan will distribute s577, 900 among
her schools
Jon Linberg, a Swedc, 10 years old, was
found dead hanging to fence near hotel
In ST lgnace. Mich. His daughter lives
In Chicago
William +. and Louis r. Ninnemann,
OF Muskegon, Mich, disappeared in Mil
waukee Nov. and their friends fear they
have met with foul play.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15
o,ooNNeLL NOT IN THE FIGHT.
The Australian Only Stays Single Round
with Peter Maher.

The Australian Only Stays Single Round
with Peter Maher.
MAsPETH, l.. l., Nov. 1.-THE sched-
uled twenty-five-round mill between Pc
ter Maher the Irish champion, and Steve
O'Donnell, of Australia, who has been
long associated with Champion. Corbett as
sparring partner came to an untimely
end last night. 1t was one of the quick
est battles on record, for O'Donnell was
knocked out in one round, only thirty-seven
seconds from the start. Maher never
gave his opponent a chance, but knocked
him down three times in succession, and
the last time o. Donnell could not rise. A
big shout went up rs Jim Corbett was
seen pushing his way through the crowd
just before the fight began. Corbett took
his seat In box at the ring-side and the
crowd greeted the champion warmly.
There were loud cries for Corbett to
make speech. Some one called "Three
cheers for Fitzsimmons," and they were
given with will by Lanky Bob's par
tisans, many of whom were among the
spectators. Corbett climbed through the
ropes and from the ring he addressed the
audience as well as he could amid cries
and cheers. He said Gentlemen, thank
you very much. You have all the repre-
sentative newspaper men Of America here
tonight, and all 1 can say Is this: If 1
was in England or Australia and acted as
Fitzsimmons did in this match 1 would
be chased out Of the country" Vocifer-
ous cheeringl.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15
Horse Show in New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-The eleventh an
Square Garden bids fair to excel all its
predecessors as an exhibit of the quad
rupeds of the equine race and the bipeds
of society. Among the noted prize win
ners on exhibition are such horses as I'm
ported Simon Magnus, Judge Morrow,
Silver Chimes Hilda Wilkes, Beattie
Chimes, Oscar William, Loonatus, Martha
Wilkes, Emoleta, Mambrino Belle, May
flower, DR.. Parke, Matchless of Londcs-
borough, Fireworks Gmported), Princess
Dagmar, Glitter, Lord RATHER (mported)
Cadet and Rex Bismont.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15
The "Bean King" Kills Himself.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. >2.-The
"Bean King" William Lamsreaux, COM
mitted suicide at his home in this city in a
fit of dependency by shooting himself in
the head. He was the largest operator of
beans in the country, annually handling
million bushels, and had agents in all
the large cities from San Francisco to
Boston. He suffered a stroke of apoplexy
last summer, which affected his mind. He
was born in New York state was 81 years
old, and leaves wife and adopted daugh-
ter. He began business in this city about
thirty years ago and accumulated a sub
stantial fortune
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15
NEWS OF OUR STATE.
TeLEoRAPalc REPORTS OF MATTERS
OF INTEREST.

Compilation of the Most Important Hap
Read with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. State News
Given I'm Condensed Form.
LANSING, Nov. 1.-The average condi-
ton of wheat In the state on Nov was
7S In the southern counties 70, the central
3d. and the northern %, vitality and
growth of average years being represent
ed by 100. The condition in the state, and
southern and central sections is lower
than reported in any year since 1889, when
the condition in the state was 81, and in
the southern counties So The average
condition in the state Nov l, since 1889,
has been reported as follows; $780, lO5;
1891, OIL; 1892. 81; $685. 80; and 1894. "a.
The average condition this year is l6 per
cent lower than one year ago.
The total number of bushels of wheat
reported marketed by farmers since the
October report was published Is ], l24, 247,
and In the three months, August, Septem-
Der and October, 2, 922, 7l5. This Is 79S ol3
bushels less than reported marketed In the
same months last year.
The average yield of corn per acre Is es-
timated at III bushels in the state, 5S BUSH
els in the southern counties SO bushels in
the central and "a in the northern coun.
ties.
The clover seed crop is less than half the
acreage, and the yield is about one bushel
per acre. The yield per acre of potatoes is
estimated at 96 per cent. of an average in
the state. The acreage is per cent. in ex-
cess of the average years. The estimated
yield per acre in the northern counties is
0 per cent above the yield in average
years
The crop growing season of 1895 in the
lower peninsula of Michigan may be char
acterized as hot and dry. The mean tenn
perature was above the normal in May,
June, August and September, and only
slightly below In July. October was a cool
month, the mean temperature in the
southern four tiers of counties being 40
degrees below the normal.
The average rainfall was below the nor
NAL each month except August in the
southern counties, and except August and
Setember in the central counties. The ex-
cesses in the months named were hardly
sufficient to be of appreciable benefit. The
total rainfall in the six months May Oc-
tober, in the southern four tiers of coun-
ties where S5 per cent. Of the crops of the
state are grown, and in the southern and
central counties where about 81 per cent.
of the crops are grown, was less than two.
thirds the normal
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15
Given a Life Sentence.

MONROE, Mich, Nov. Limos Larkins,
fessed to having murdered Mrs. Merrill
July last, was sentenced to life impris--
onment at jackson. Judge Kline post
poned the sentence of Mrs. Larkins. She
has twins few months old. AS soon as
the question of disposing of them is settled
the judge will sentence Mrs Larkins. The
fact that both confessed to the. horrible
crime of choking and Draining Mrs Mer-
rill before the trial took place saves the
county hundreds of dollars. The case has
attracted wide attention throughout the
state
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15
ADvlCES FROM CUBA.
Spaniards Arrest a British Subject-PrO
rcss of the Revolution.

Spaniards Arrest a British Subject-Prog-
rcss of the Revolution.
KEY WEST, Fla, Nov. 12.-The Span
iards have arrested Ernest Brooks, Brit
ish subject and manager of the Soledad
sugar plantation, Messrs. Lacon and
Huget, French citizens, and several Amer
leans engaged in business in Guanatan-
amo. The British, French and American
vice consuls demanded the release of the
prisoners, but the Spaniards refused.
Spanish authorities assert that the men
arrested have paid tribute to the insur-
gent chief, Maceo, and have also snug
gled arms.
The Spaniards, at the instance of Gener
al Campos, have also arrested about fifty
boys, members of the most prominent
Cuban families in Guantanamo, to be
held as hostages for the loyalty of their
parents. 1t is reported in Havana that
Campos will order under arrest the young
sons of leading Cubans in all the prov
inces, hoping thus to prevent the spread
of the revolution.
Recently Martinez Campos offered
clemency to all insurgents who would sur
render Believing Campos was sincere
fifty insurgents gave themselves up in
Santa Clara some dayr ago. These men
were brought to Havana in chains, and
will be transported to a Spanish penal
colony Campos' treachery has aroused
intense Indignation, and will be worth
hundrends of men to the insurgents.
In the Sancti Spiritus province insur-
gents raided the towns of MANAGES Jobosi
and Bellamati. Small detachments of
Spanish soldiers in the towns were rout-
ed. The insurgents then burned the
town halls and carried off several promi-
nent residents, including the town Off
Gals.
Last week Francisco GARLIC with 15G
men landed near Guantanamo bay. Ca
rillo had 1000 rifles and a quantity of am
munition. There were several Americans
in the expedition which was taken to Cuba
from Jamaica on British steamer. This
steamer will go to Boston, as Cubans are
negotiating for it to carry the expedition
which Senior Valdez is organizing in New
York
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15
DEATH OF JOHN B. DRAKE.
Well-Known Chicago Hotel Man succumbs
to Paralysis.

to Paralysis.
CHICAGO Nov. 13-John B. Drake, the
widely-known hotel proprietor, is dead.
Drake had been in poor health for over a
year, but no immediate fatal termination
of his illness was looked for. He had been
troubled much Of late with paralysis, but
it was not sufficiently severe to confine
him to the house. While down town yes
terday he complained of feeling badly and
returned home. He grew worse and died
suddenly at IL o'clock last night.
Drake had amassed large fortune in
the hotel business, and was one of the
most successful men in his line in the
country. He was hotel man all his life,
and operated different hotels in this city,
but his name is connected more closely
with the Grand Pacific than with any
other. He made this one of the famous
hotels in the country, and it was for a
quarter ct century headquarters of the
Republican party at all national conven-
tions and important political meetings.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15
Fatal Fire at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov 13.-Four families in
the building at 800 and 392 Noble street
were made homeless by n fire which left
death in its trail One man was burned
until life was extinct, another Will die
and three other persons were seriously in
jured. John Baramiski is the dead man !;
Martin, his son, "a years old, is fatally
wounded, and Mrs John Baramiski, his
wife Cinhaled smoked); John Baramiski,
Jr., years old, (head and shoulders
scorched); and John Hussey injured
about head and shoulders), are the other
victims
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15
Missoula Foundered; Crew Safe.

SAULT STE MARIE, Mich, Nov. 9.-The
long overdue steamer Mssoula foundered
on Lake Superior last Saturday night aft
er drifting about in disabled condition
for two days. The crew took to the life
boats and saved themselves, finally land
ing on the north shore of the lake. Cap
tain William Williams and foNr men
reached here late last night in small
sailboat
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15
Summer Hotel Burned.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12-The l. wrenco
Beach hotel, at Lawrence, one of the larG-
est summer hotels on Long island was tie
stroyed by fire with its contents. The
total loss, it is Thoughts, will not fall short
of 5000, 900 1t is said the property was in
sured for less than half of that amount
The hotel was owned by the Lawrence
Beach Improvement company, and was
leased by John Duryca of New York.
Benjamin Notebook of New York is at
the head of the Lawrence Beach Improve
mcnt cOmDany,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15
Left the Women Out in the Cold.

LANSING, Mich. Nov. ct was discov.
cred through an inadvertence the blanket
charter for the government of cities of the
fourth class, passed by the last legisla-
ture, and which after Jan. l next will be
in force in fifty cities of the state, denies
to women the privilege of voting at school
elections. In most of the cities affected
this right is now granted them, and the
discovery has created sensation in official
circles
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15
Religious Liberty I'm KentucJxv.

ASHLAND, Nov. 13.-A report from
White Post, Pike county, states that two
Mormon elders were taken from the
church there and ridden out of the state
and into West Virginia on rails. The
elders, who had been at work In West
Virginia for some time, crossed the river
in defiance of the warnings of the farm.
ers, and were exhorting large congrega-
ton to accept the Mormon faith when
they were assailed.