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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-27

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Der fOl9enoe Nusi6nitt ben mir Der
,@ermonia" BON Berlin e%ntnebmen:
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fble6teU Uuo iarbloieu Freiie OriUgt INNER
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-27
Sen oemtI6em &atbolifem
Qtntcri?a's eulpjoblen

uno omar gu elmer mOAli6t balOigen
GeUOuen gtN4abmm9 empfoblen lei
Der fOlsenoe Qusi6nitt ben mir Der
.@ermonia" BON Berlin entne9men:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-27
9epeibe at oen I'll. Sater

lit i'm Sept. bonn Sele9rapbenams
Sreicia C9tOro 4. Stalien) beanltaasss
wOrOen. Sn Oericlben mar Die Reos
bon Yliinoerun9 oes fl. Studies uno
Der paplt wuroe Batter bes Yaterldn.
oes" %9euaunt. Der Yeomte wei0erte
lib, Dieielbe absuienOen, neil Der Sitel
Batter oes SaterlanOes" nur Dem Der.
ltorbeneu &Oni9e YictOr emanuel &c.
biibrs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-27

@On Waibiu0tou perlauten ipaifiee
Na6ri6tcn: vSebt, na6oem man weiB,
iparum Der paplt Den &ettor Gsane
abgeieBt bat. ,padlt bic Grbitterung
uno p~ertieit lid INNER mebr ms Sano
binein." 98enn GDm Die p~erbdn9niB=
pOllfn 6Ol9en ieiner Sanolung fir Die
Stride amerita's einiiebt, miro es
ibleuni9It ben bohD'iten Geane ipieoer
einleben. ,Sie &eactiOniten, perteten
our9 cardinal Sntolli uno Mior.
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9~eltellt, Tie boben &om uno osiien Gatb=
geber in ~llntenntniB gcbalten bon ben
unteridieoen. Die SpiIhen ben 3atbpli=
ten Nmerita's unb oenen Der ilbriaen
@cIt beltebn". nHOm bat tsine eenaue
Soee BON Dem @eite Der l%lnabbGil0i9=
felt, Der ourb Die breiteu Maiien Der
nmeritanilhen Gatbuliten 9ebt." ,Oton
9laubt, gum erIten Wtale in Der @es
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man bas 3eugnib bon 2aien in Der
SADIE erbolen." 4u6 bic SeIuiten
werosn bel elmer 9lbi6ieosieier ST. gbs
rem &eane's rstt sart in @erbinouuo
nit oeiien gntbebuna 0eisBt. So6 es
lei 9snu9. Sbi9e Sliitbsnleis m69e
sei9en, wie unler 2iberalismus li6 inl=
mer mebr eutpuppt, als Oas, mas er
1T. IS tOmmen i6on bereits mebr
acknowledgements riebenoe Pariiime=
rieeu gum Gorihein. Sprebt MIR
rebt oiieil, oann betommen mir I'm 10
eber yteAt uno Srieoen wieoer. -
Sbi0em."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-27


Gs miro 9ebotIbaftert: Die rDmiIbs
totbolilbe STRIDE bat arfgebort, I'M
pollen Slime oes Wortes cine brlNtllbe
Stride 81 'ein"; uno olsle Gntoefln9
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tl9t. Nun Dor nal Wllter 49,:
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cine, b. y. gar nl1ts. Vie taibollihe
STRIDE lebrt gar nlhts oergleibcn, iDpr=
ilber ol tie perurtbelllt, ober Die Sutbe=
rl'ne mlB bait leben pOm SllAen; init
lid merosn. Menn ou's niht Qluubit'
10 fra9 oob Die 9elebrtm 0onpertlten,
Die ebrll1er uno 9el6eloter llllo ols ou.
pSepp" in Der oaatb. SOlts5t9."
,Politiib Sieo, ELI 9drltlg SieD",
lang Dor Sabren Der .WdnOsbeder
Sote" 9lauolus. uno oamals aab es
mod teine 6onrtanIrOae!- America. ="
-
Der l6laulte ulter ben am2ritanls
'den Rolititern Der SebtSeit III uad)
Dem iiberelnltImmenoen lrtbeil Der
oemOtratil6en ME Der Republicans
ihcu Prcfie = Saplo Bennett Sil. -
nSbiocm."
"
8as 0lte Spri6DOrt, oaB Die POlitit
'elti0me Settaenonen SuI0mmenbrin8t.
bewabrbeltet ii6 III Der beuri9en Gams
pa9ue Nldnieno. S0S neuelte yeilpiel:
GrSbi'6of Srelano rno Bob SngeriOll.
- oSoem ibioem."
-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-27
gtttS oeu anDercu fatbpIij6en
Scitun8en.

2aut Witt1eitun9 Der yGbln. @olts=
seitun9" bat CARDINAL Satoli iib ais
sutilnitiNen 8ebeimietretdr einen oeut=
ihen Yrieiier, Or. M~intenbera, auser=
Or. M~intenber0. 9eboren su
Sdatballen, &reis Seinsber9, Gbg.
Na6cn, mar ols 369lin9 Der Gropa=
9anoa Elm Sdiiler Mior. Satolll's uno
erireute lid tets Oes b~eiOnoeren gSobl=
wolens Ieines YrpieiiOrs. @r wirtte
iiebeu SABRE ols Wiiliouar in NIrita,
o0rn ein Sabr Q090 - 81 ols gros
ielior Der Pbilo'ppbie in Seminar gu
st. Yaul, Wlnn., uno ma bis Dor
&urSem in Ieiner Seimatbs= 0i6ceIe
&Oln in Der Seeliorae tbGtia. Or.
Mintcnber9 lit Der englii6en, frans0Ii=
i9en uno italieniihen Sprade polltonl-
men mGhtig. gin ben 9eitrebuneen
Der oeutihcn Gatboliten Nmerita's bat
er 'tets, aud j~enicits oes 9robsn MaI=
iers, ben mdrmiten gntGeil 8snOmmen.
- Satb. Sonnta9sbl0tt".
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-02
DENIED THE PETITION.
Suit to Annul Superior Water
Power Franchise will Not
be Commenced.

Madison. Wis. April 2S-I Spccial.l-
Attorncy-Gcneral Mylrca has denied the
petition made by residents of Su-
pcrior, through their attorneys. asking
him TO apply to the Supreme court for
leave to bring suit to forfeit the fran
chise Of the Superior Water Light and
Power company. The petition was
based on the grounds: First. That the
company has failed to furnish whole
some and suitable water for private and
domestic use. Second, That the press
uTc has been insufficient for fire pro-
lection.
In stating his reasons for refusal the
attorney general says the fact that the
water iS necessarily taken from Lake
Superior has undoubtedly made il more
difficult for the company To furnish wa
ter tit for domestic use. especially in the
spring. and that the city we'll know these
difficulties when ii granted the franchise.
But this, he SAYS. has no controlling
question, and continues: "lf there has
been any failure ON the part of the COM
pany IN this respect. - il due t. WIltUl
neglect on the part of the company:
Does II amount to wilful misuse, abuse
or DoH-uSc of the franchise sought To hc
forfeited whereby a corporation fails to
fulfill every design and purpose of its
organizationE This * the test laid down
10y our Supreme court in the reccutly-de-
cided GAINESVILLE case
Judging from the facts presented on
this hearing Mr. MyIrea says: Il cannot
so characterize the conduct of this com
pany. On the contrary the company APP
pears to hay" made considerable effort to
ohyiatc the evils complained of, and had
prior to making this application. entered
into a contract 10 make certain improve
mentS in its system 10y way of tiltration
which will probably remedy these evils
10 great degree. As to the question of
insufficient pressure. facts. presented To
me, fai Ito show any substantial failure
of duty on the part of the company"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-02
MINNIE ALIENS STORY
Says She Killed Montgomery
Gibbs at Buffalo.
Startling Confession Made by Convict
at Waupun.

Waupun, Wis. April 27-Minnie
Allen. a convict. 80 years old. serving
two years for burglary, has confessed
that on the night Of April %. 1894. al
Buffalo y y. she shot and killed Mont
g0m"ry Gibbs, lawyer. She lived al
niagara Falls. on the Canadian side
and claims that Gibbs had promised tC
marry her She says she met him anC
repeated her request that he marry her
He refused and she shot him three times
The confession is made to clear Clarence
Robinson aud his wife, who are serving
life sentences for the murder
Minnie Allen says that on the night ol
the murder Gibbs took l"r To the thcatcr
They left early ana while in Delaware
avenue she asked him To marry her
He refused, ana She asked him for his
revolver. He handed her the weaooI
and she shot him, threw the weapon be
side hs body and went To the hotel, going
from there to New York. At the Impe-
riai hotel in that city she left her trunk
She came West. and was arrested at Ia
Porte, Ind. for theft was released bp
cause she successfully feigncd insanity
cd me To Racine and was arrested anC
sentenced She went to Buffalo after the
arrest of the RohinSouS to confess. but
thinking they would not he COnvictcC
she came West. She did not learn OF
th"ir sentcnc" until III Naupun prison.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-02
THE FRENCH CABINET.
Radicals and Socialists Prepare fc,
an Attack on the Meline
Ministry.

Paris. April 2S.-It is stated that the
new cabinet will be announced in the
Chamber Of Deputies at the close of to-
days session 1t is generally expected
that OH Thursdays session Of the cham
Der til" cabinet will meet with vigorous
opposition upon the part of the Radicals
and Socialists. The latter have already
declared pitiicSS war upon Mclnp
ministry. the formation of which they as
Scrt VIII he unconstitutional and con
trary 10 Parliamentary usage They
promise resolution on Thursday aimed
at President Faure The friends of NJ
Mcllne say he will not be deferred by
this prospect and it seems certain that
with May day 50 close, the chamber will
not care to ovcrturn the government
which, incidentally. is not yet guilty of
any political wrong. The newspapers,
however, all regard a dissolution of the
j"lnt assembly as inevitable.
, The Mclinc cabinet, it is announced
this afternoon, is almost completed and
will be about as follows:
". Mcliue, premier ard minister Of agri
culture
u. Barthon, minister of rne interior
u. HanotauN. minister of foreign affairs
NJ. toChery, minister of finance.
NJ. Dcschanels. minister of the colonies
NJ. lie Bond. minister of commerce
Gen. Billot. minister of war.
The above have already acccoted the
portfolios opposite their names and the
remaining offices will probably be tille,'
AZ follows:
NJ. BarIIn. minister Of justice.
Admiral RcsnarI. minister of marine.
VI. Eallc. minister of public works.
VI. Ramhand, minister of public inStruC
ton.
The ministry will probably hc gazcttc0
on Thursday. as NJ. Mclinc wishes to be
in office on Nav in order to accent tha
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-02
MARBETs by TELEGRAPH

Milwaukee -FIour->ready and quiet.
Wheat Weak; W. spring. 62lec: No
Northern. 65c: May. G@7>c. Corn-DulI and
weak: NJ. .. pa sc- Oats-Weak and low
er: No > white. 2uc; No. - white. 19I2fl2nc.
BARLEY Firm and higher: No =. 30. sample
on track. 3lU33i-r Rye Steady: No !.
So Provisions Lower. pork. SD; lard.
40
Flour Is quoted on the basis Of 5.6512 -
FOR patents in bhlS in rarIotS; low grades,
i'm sacks. 1-6512oo bakers. in Dbls, 2.ToI
= -: rye. IN bhlS. = %-yG2 20
NiIIStuns are dull MT ~.taNg : - per ron for
sacked bran. J0uN ~ for fine middlingS.
and = -5G9I0 for white Do.
Chiea-o-C -WLeat-AprjI. G17sc; May.
'i-G62l~e asked. June. *; go July. G%-~g
6.5-sc: September. 64l=c corn. April. - =.
May. ~. bid. June. 2.t,c; July. 3ut-~; An
gust. .in7sr. September, &l',r bid. Oats
April. ISL: May. 1>5>Hl~asr bid July. l4la
Hlg,,C bid: September. 1"fa 1915 hid P@rk
April. l.. May. 80. July. SSH bid .
September. 81. Lard April. fG7l.. MAY
81, bid. July 81. bid. September 4.H7lz
bid Rib~-ApriI. +u5H+.uIi-. May. +.a5fI
4UIi.. July. 2psI+ 2-i,.
Minneapolis Wheat Lower. Closed. April
5n7>c; May. 5sS~-: July. 6ulzc. Sepcember
6">c; on track No. ] hard. 60T,c. No.
Northern. -tt--c. No. Northern. -,4-~r
New York -CIo>e-W hear-May. 7Olze bid:
june. Tossc bid: July. 1ea10.-c. C0ru-July,
36.sc asked; July. 24Lac asked.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-02
MADE A MISTAKE.
Trouble Over the Collection Of street Car
Tax at Madison.

Madison. Wis, April 2I.-I Special !
This city has evidently made a mistake
in the way in which it has collected its
tax from the Street Railway company.
and City Attorney AylWari is now con
xidpriu@ what is hest to be done about
it. The trouble is that the tax was col
lcctcd under the old law instead of the
new. The Legislature of 1893 passed
law that street railway companies
should pay per cent. of the gross earn
incs. instead Of being assessed on their
nrnuertv holding. The assessor returned
the usual assessment on tnC property,
100000, and the tax ON this was collect
ed amounting To $43O. The new law
provides tlIt . per cent. of the tax or
license shall 20 {" the county of which
onC-third goes 20 the state, and on Sat
urday State Treasurer Peterson made
demand ON the county for the money.
and Coumry Treasurer Brigham in turn
comes back on the city. .As the amount
claimed * not lsgc a little less than
80. it j. probable the council will APP
ITopriatc that sum for the purpose, if it
can hc legally done. as the easiest way
out of the difficulty.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-02
H0LD-UP By FO0TPADS.
Baraboo Man Assaulted and Robbed
by Four Men at Mad


Madison. Wis, April 27.-ISpcciaL r.
Charles Adams. who has a family in
Baraboo, where he was returning after a
trip TO Dakota, was assaulted and robbed
by three men near the roundhouSe in the
Northwestern yards Saturday night.
After choking him into scmi-uuconScious-
ness, his features being considerably dis
figured in the struggle, they went
through his pockets and got all the mon
cy ne had-$2 49-thCn took his hat and
shoes and left him.
The case was reported 10 the police and
three or four hours later Officer Mcr-
rick found the hat in possession of ono
of gang of four tranpS in the st. Paul
yards at West Madison and arrested
them. In court this morning, Adams
said they were not the men who assault
ed him. and they were discharged They
claimed they found the hat in a pile of
ties.
William TarboX, who was arrested in
Of 6Trglary in this city, ana held Tor
the Madison officers. pleaded not guilty
when arraigncd in court this morning.
His case was put over for a week.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-02
CHARGED WITH LIBEL.
Arrest of w. G. RambusCh, Member
of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee.

Beaver Dam. Wis, April -. Spe-
cial. w. {. Rambusch Of Juneau. Il
member of the Republican State Central
committee and chairman of the Dodge
County Republican committee, was ar
rested today on Il warrant sworn ont by
James +. Malone of juneau. charging
him with criminal libel Mr.. RambuSch
appeared before Justice Lyon at this
place this morning and waived cNamina-
ton. He was bound over To the Sep
tcmbcr term Of court in bonds of $500,
with T. l.. Newton and Theodore Iughs
q SITr; les
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-02
Convict Couts Dies.

Pittsburg. Pa. April 2S.-ConTict
1obn CoutS died at the Western peniten-
Tiarv Yesterday morning. He was one Of
the three inmates of the institution sui
fpripr from consumption on whom the
aseprolin treatment was tried. About
three weeks ago pleurl>y set IN, ana the
cnnnIication of the diseases was very
unfayorahIe to the aseptolin treatment
making il dangerous to continue. Ihe
result was that il was abandoned, and
a fter three weeks of severe illness the
man succumbed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-02
BODY WASHED ASHORE.
Identified the Remains of Lloyd Wal
lace Who Disappeared at FOND du Lac.


Fond du Lac, Wis. April 27-lSpc-
cial.l THE body of Lloyd Atwood Wal
lace, who disappeared from his home in
the vicinity of Nccnah on March -
last. was washed ashore yesterday aft
crnoon. The remains were found by
Vincent Larson, whose property faces
the lake at that point. The body was
brought to this city and placed in the
home Of Mr.. Parkinson. the grandfather
of the unfortunate young man.
An inquest was held this morning
and adjourned until tomorrow. The re-
mains were identified by l.. G.. Idchcrl.
The young man intended 10 make
trip around the lake on his bicycle dur
ing the high school vacation. He start
cd out from this city on March 26 and
the next day was seen at BrOtherton.
He inquired the most direct route around
the lake. but instead of keeping on the
shore he undertook to make the trip
across the ice That was the last seen
of him and it is supposed he went into
an air hole and drowned. He was II
years of ag- and a bright young man.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-02
WRECK IN IOWA.
Wisconsin Woman Among the In
jured-TraCk Washed Out
Near Raymond.

Cedar Rapids. la. April 2S.-An in
coming train ON the Illinois Central,
crowded with visitors to the state G. A
r. reunion here. was ditchcd by wash
ont just east of Raymond. 1t was run
ling at a high speed and several cars
we're trlcscopcd Fourteen people were
injured. none seriously.
The list Of injured is as follows:
Mrs Charles baldwin Waterloo. la
+. G.. Vail Waterloo. Ia.
Mrs. -. Wagner. Dubuque, Ia.
Miss Minnie Wagner. Dubuque, Ia.
Mrs. f. Barney. Sheffield, IN.
May Haniu@ Darlington, Wis.
Mrs. II. B. RutledGe. Williams, Ia.
Matte Mailer Williams, la.
Miss Haning was cut about the face
and head.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-02

London, April 2S.-The trial of DR..
jameson. the Transvaal raider. and his
associates in that undertaking was re-
Sumed at the Bow street police court to-
day. The court was crowded among
those present being Ladies Foley. Ne,
thucn, Chesterfield and Sheppard and
Mrs. Bayard, wife of the United States
ambassador
After immaterial evidence had been
presented the trial was again adjourned
until June II Ill order to permit of the
arrival of important witnesses from
South Africa
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-02
DORA WAGNER KILLED.
St. Louis Chinaman Under Arrest
Charged with Her Muir
der.

St Louis, 80, April 2S.-The body of
Maggie, or Dora, Wagner was found yes
tcrday morning il bed in her room in
the rear of us Market street. The body
presented evidences that the woman had
been choked to death and Ju Junk, a
Chinese gambler. with whom the woman
lived, is suspected of having committed
the deed Some time before her death
Dora told a friend that her father, who
was farmer and lived near Milwaukee,
was named Wagner. He is still living,
but her mother is dead. Dora said she
left home and went to Chicago, coming
to St. Louis three years ago Iu Junk
was arrested late last night at Belle
Vile Ill
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-02
COW IS CAUGHT.
Philadelphia Man Who was Short
100000 Under Arrest in
Guatemala.

Pitrsburg. Pa. April 2S.-1ntelliCence
has been received her" of the capture in
Guatemala Of John l.. Cowan of this
city. who disappeared last February
leaving his friends. relatives creditors
and victims about 100000 short. Cowan
was in the lumber business and his vic
tins are scattered over the lumber re-
ginnS of Pennsylvania. Wisconsin. Mich
igan and Canada. Forcery. note raising
and other forms Of Swindling are charged
against him He viii be brought back
- thn I-nirnH StatnS Mt oncn
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-02

Hurley. WIS. April y. SpeciaLl-
Patrick Morgan. who moved h"re re-
Gently from Iron Belt, has been taken TO
the Northern Hospital for the Insane
for treatment. he having become men
tally derau-ed suddenly last week. He
was well known all along the range
and was well educated. He has a
family
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-02
HERE is A DILEMMA.
Mill Cannot Run on Account of = Tax
Litigation.

Washhurn. Ni~.. AVTII -I.-TS0oCTaT.T
The \. y Bigelow and company :
sawmiU started up this morning. The
lumber now on the docks l. tied up in
tax litigation and unless a settlement IS
affected. which viii release the lumber
for shipment. the mill Will have to shut
down again in few days for lack Of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-02
WORK FOR HOBOES.
Fsc,paba Authorities Put Tranlps to
Work on the Streets.

Fscanaba. Mich. April 2S.-iSpeclal.l
-Escanaha HIS been oyerrun with
trampS lately and the city council has de
cidcd t. arrest them and put them 10
y-nrk IN the streets. Saturday eighteen
,,ern ,aptured in the railway yards and
nnt to work. opening up new street.
They will continue this process until the
ritv is entirely rid Of them.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-02
STATE BOARD IN SESSION.
site for the Feeble Minded Home to he
Selected.

Madison. Wis. April -. Special n
The state board Of control met this
afternoon in regular monthly session.
one matter to come up is the determine
tion of the part Of the grounds 10 be
occupied by the fechl"-mindcd home.
The matter is in the hands of a commit
tee of landScap" gardeners. who will re-
also probably order bids for the addi-
tion to The school for the blind at James
vile. The prison lighting matter is also
axDectad 10 come M.
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CONDEMNED TO DIE,
Extreme Penalty for the Trans
vaal "Reformers:"
One of the Doomed Men is John Hayes
Hammond, an American.

London, April 2S.-The secretary Of
state for the colonies, Joseph Chamber
lain. announced in the House of Com
mons today that five of the leaders of the
reform committee of Jolfannesburg-J
Hayes Hammond, Francis Rhodes,
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Dygcrt Returns from Cuba.

Tampa. Fla. April 27.-W &. Dygert
Of Greenwood, H., has arrived from
Cuba, where he has just been released
from prison He has been confined two
months exactly. He will lay his case
before the state department At once aud
ask that action be- taken as soon aS pos
siblo for damages against the Spanish
Cr,yprGD1pUt
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CAPT. VI. ]. MEADE.
sketch of a Man Who Lived an
EVentful Life in the FOX
Valley.
Kaukauna. Wis. Anil - rS,,.;.

Kaukauna, Wis. April e5.-rSp,ciaIl
Capt. Mathew James Meade, who
died in this city Tuesday and was
buried at Green Bay Friday. was born
at ChambersburS, Pa. ou December =.
lS23. In 1910 he came West and set
tied at Green Bay. In 1>5S hc WAS mar
rled to Miss Harriet Pelton OF Green
bay. When the late Rebellion broke
out, Mr. Meade. a man of consid arahl"
prominence IN Green Bay. was among
the hrSt 10 enlist and form a comnauy.
As captain Of Co I. Thirtv-sccond Wis
consin Volunteer infantry. he left his
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GERMANY'S POPULATION.
IT is 5a. .c44, SOB. an Increase of LA Pc
Cent. a Year.

Washington. y. G., April 27.-Ger-
many takes 4 census population every
five wears and the results of that taken
last wear. just made public. have caused
much surprise and qualification. for they
show. Notwithstanding complaints of
n agricultural and manufacturing depres-
sion. the population has increased more
rapidly than in any five years period
since the foundation Of the empire, being
- IA 503 last December, an increase OF
. S16.O2T. or l II per cent. per year.