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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Gin guter gang.
9ten Oorf, Is. 9fpp.


Ser 30idbrige SOispb s. Simpion,
pelder I'M bieIi9eu Nep Gnaluno Sotel
lOgirte, tpuroe beute Don &i6ter WOtt
in SeIferIon WGrtet 8eribt bor9eldoen
uno oes Siebltabls beiduloi9t. gr lit
auf g8unih oes POli3eihefs bon Bottom
perbaftet mOroen. IS beiBt, Simplon
9ebore elmer ganoe bon Ginbre6ern an,
Die lid unldn9lt in SoIton uno pbilas
Delpbia bemertbar ma6te. Die Sanoe
ttebe ilbrigeus nit nod anberen in Ysr=
blnnun9. Dsl6e 2llle lnter Yeters' unO
SbOmas' @ontrOlle 9sitanben Ddtten.
Sle beioen Gdoelsfilbrer lino iibri9ens
t9on ein9efan9en. Die erlten Spier
osrtelben iparen Sudbdnoler. Sabei
puroe fol9enoe Sattit beobabtet. giner
bon ben aerlen lieB lid ais Su6aaent
anltellen, I'm Bidder nn1 Dem glbiab=
lun9splan 81 pertaufen. @iner bon
ben GOmplcen taufte oarauf Elm 9r0Be=
res 98ert, pprGuf Der pieuoOa9ent
telne @OmmiiliOn besO9 uno Der iaubere
&unoe nit ben giibern peri6pano
uno leBtere alsbalo an Subbdnoler
poer Nntiquare Dertaufte. Sie Yub=
banoler in SOlten uno philadelphia
boben in 6Olge oeiien ibuers Ysrlulte
erlltten. SimpiOn mill ieood bon alle=
benz nihts wihen. @r puroe unter
$1,000 yilrsibait seiieat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Sn der uSnss" setobtct.
Ses Wtuines, Sa.. Is. 9}pb.

Oeo U( D II eS, Jd., 10. N00.
Ser Goriibeuoe oes oemOtratiIben
Staatss@Omites, Goparo gD. @urrD,
1T bier beute WtOr9en al glutberqii=
tung 9eitOrbsn, bic er lib bel ieiner
Dor etliden gBO6en erfOl9tsn 2luinabme
IN Die Gits=SO8e 5u9eSo9en bate. Gr
muroe in ben elettriihen Stubl oeIebt
uno l3refll9 oerbrannt, ebe Sieieni=
gen, mel9e Die 9eremonien leiteteu,
mnBten, mas 9eIdab. Die Sa6e mar
auf enrrD's ei9eneu 98unib 9ebeim
9ebalten woroen. Gurrp errei3te ein
glter bon 48 Sabren. Gr mar in Sn=
olana 9eboren, trNt i'm 9llter bon Is
Sobren in o0s brittle Sopaer 6apallt-
-Heglment Elm uno oiente bis gum
Sblure oes &rie9es. @r wuroe Qlo-
potat, qraouirte 1869 an Der .State
llniperlitp Gam Sbool" uno pratti3irte
in Decatur @Ountp. Gr lpielte in pO=
lltiI6en uuo 6reimourertreiien cine
Holle. Seine Sinterbliebenen lino
lelne Satin unO cine perbeiratbete
Sobter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Der WIrosr?
Geo0r Rapios, So., 10. NpU.

Geo0r &apios. SO., 10. gluu.
Der @ebeimpplisiii 6or bon Omaha.
meltber bier auf Die 2luslieIerunospa-
pierre filr ben Der grmOroung 0ution.
pliers psro0htiasu tsliott partet,
ourbiuhte beute Woraen Den @erbaf.
teten. SerieIbe bate Geio0t, er babe
nur iilni Collars I'M YefB. ,Sn lei-
nem Sutfutter ipuroen aber> S65 in
YnpierQelo 9eiunosn. 9ln ieinen Glsi-
bern beIanoen Iih glutfleteu. IS lit
nthts aus lbm berausSubrInGen. Die
Papiere iueroen beute 2lbeuo eywartet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
" rie dsnlanb.
l5 Ctrus. Is. 81

YGtras, Is. Npo.
Sin SpsialiIt bot bier auf oliener
StraBe einsn reiasn GauImaun 0u.
mems 6ran9o POulo Gstootst uuo 1T
aleih oaraui isit9srpmmeG moroen.
Ser 3mlidsnIall bat groBs gluirssuna
beroorseruIeu. ba oies Die erIte Oerar.
tlss Sswaltibat 1T. Die f3 in 0rispsF~
lamb susetrassn bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
S9iekerci.
Sarrabee. Sa.. Is. Vpp.

Su II u uee, Sa., 10. Wpo.
unIer tleiner Srt puroe tiir,lib
Ge9en aht ubr our6 cine SdieBerei in
bic groBte aufresuns periebt uno ais
6olae berielben lie9t iebt elmer Der pro-
minenteten Siir9er Der SrtI6ait. Der
glpotbeten-Seliber Sarrp Wewbirter,
Der cine &u9el in Die Yrut in Der
ytdbe Der Ser39s9eno erbielt. i'm Ster.
ben. Ser S4uB. welder aller Nabr=
ibeinli6teit nab Der iroiiden 2auf=
babn bes iungen Wannes ein 3iel ge=
teBt bat. wuroe bon Rep. =. &. ysne.
blct abssfeuert.
Sn Der pOri9en WOds bate Serr
Seneolet einen 9erihtliden Yeiebl CUR
Sur6lutun8 bon Membirter's 2aoen
nab Spirituoieu erpirtt. Dies bate
Wlewblrter 10 in g8utb perIebt, oaB er
lld on oem 8eiltlibsu su RIDDEN be.
idloB uno ibm beuts Rabmittas geaen
4 lI9r tn bas @si4aitslOeaI Der .aar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
unibuloia.
s ttum ma 80. % SIN

Sttu ma, Sa., 20. Nop.
Die 8eidwOrsnen i'm YrrSeB oes
Nso Sempblll in SlOomiislo, Sa., tpel-
der an9etlagt mar, an II. Wai Uta=
mte YeterIoH in llnionpille, Sa.. sr=
morost iu baben, Saben beute Morsen
slnen auf nidt idulOis lautsnoen
WabrIpru6 ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
0erahtc.
ltim ore, 20. 9}op.

y III III D re, ~. N00.
Der SpeSialcorreIpouoent Der, Sum"
IN ROm bat betreifs Der bier per0iient=
lltten Nahri6ten iiber ben Guroiual
Gibbons, ben @rsbiidof Srelano uno
9lnoere nit benz Garoinal Satolli cine
llnterreoun9 gebabt. @r berihtet oa-
ruber GoIqenoes: sd leutte Iooann
Ielne 9lufmertiamtsit auf Die Natrib=
ten lno 8eriibte, nel9e Qleib nab
Reane's &iittritt pom Gettorat Der
gSOlbln9tOncr llnipsriitdt perbreitet
woroen waren unO auf Die 8oae, Die
er babel gelpielt baben iOllte.
Seine glufmertIamteit puroe audi
auf Die Nenoeruna in isinem Yerbalten
aeaen 9ewihe Mtitslieoer Der boben
gelItlihteit, welte, wie es bieB, iia
plOBlit tpsientlib aedncert bate, 9e.
lentt.
rSie peribieoenen gbaien uno Die
oollen ginSelbeiteu oieIer 8eriibte. Die
9lllen betannt lino, melbe Die Sade
oertolNt baben, waren ibm au9eni1eiu=
llb 9Nn5 unbetanut. Die 3eitunQs=
Gusianitte, welae i6 bonn 6. bis II.
Sttober aus ameritanii6en SlQttern
9emaht bate. uurocu i6m Damn sum
erlten M0le nUr0sleot. 9ta3oem er
Die ueberibriften seleien bate, iagte
sr: Sic mO9en i09eu, oaB, naboem
sic ben @arpinGl (Sotolli) 0eIebsn uno
nit ibm ilber bic 9i0tribten, pelde
tlber Die bon Sbneu erlpdbnten 9luaele.
genbelten in ben 3eitun9eu eribienen,
8elproden bOben. er feisrli6 srtlQrt,
oaB ne pOllig unbe9riinoet lino.
Sen Der. Staoten 9e9enilber miro
er ltets oas isin, mas er iriiber mar.
9lls Sertreter oes Papites bat er Iib be-
milbt uno es 1T ibm 9ehIuser, ale
uno Ysrz
lOnl!6teiten ausSugleiben."
Sum SdluB ia9te Der Cardinals:
SD babe mid bel jeoer @elesenbeit
llm ben Srieoen uno Die all0emeine
93obIfdbrt Der STRIDE uno bes GQuoes
bemilbt."
nSreue fir Die Stride uno oas 9ano. |
uslhes Der Sitel meines Yutes lit, lit
TETS ms!n WottO geweien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
prrtTe ner ansssnssr.

Sober 5cu Der Spalte psr 9a5r............-s1s.co
G Ytpuote OO
5 Wcnlts,., eco
Sr5Bere an3etscH btaiger.
SoruIsRoti5eH:
Gtr icos Seic grepsr ober oersr Gorm N,
erfts Wsal Is Gents.
SeratbS. an6 1pSesau:cigsn nit ssradsls
obne SpruGp Sl.O0.
GnBeigcr, Die Ssm Settle Der tat5orfIsa Gi.t.
tuDteer ItUo FEoeH tetre Aufra5ms.
InSei9en ieuoe man T . dte
items am l1Icuta9 2llor
gen Gin.
Scs'Is6eitea ulcr Irt arOmp! nus sigla
aE69cfii5rt
Office: Gie Der 6. IND Cua=Strabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Sanf in Siuur Gitg upleite. "
Siour@itN. 30. Is. Npn

Olu u U >Su., 10. g(Up.
Die 6ieli9e GrIte gtatiOn0l-gant bal
ibre 3ablunQen ein9eltelt. Sie mar
eine Der altelten bieii9sn @unten uno
gait ais Die iiderite. Der Santerptt
wuroe oaourcb peruriabt, oaB piele
9epoliten SnriidaesoNen puroen. Die
SObe Der Yaiiipa III nod ni6t betauut,
bob 9lanbt man, oaB Der Bancroft
eln iebr i6limmer lit.
Sn 6Ol2e oes Santerotts muroe bic
nSiour 6ltp Sapin9s Saut" bon 4eu=
ten ilberlauien. Die ibrc griparniiie AZ.
rildSieben MOLTEN. Die Yantuerwal=
tuna perlhOb ieoob Die 4us,ablun9eu
unter benz 0jeisb, pelbes ibr eiu
GOtd9i9es &ilnoi8unasredt 9isbi.
Sine Sol9e nes Yanierotts Der Grlten
NationalsSant mar es ferner, baB Der
bieli9e POrSellana uno 8lasWaaren-
bdnbler s. 81. prusb isine 3ablunssn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Sclegrapbii6e Sepei6en.
Sniano.
Gin Gicieumcrf.
Buffalo, N. .. IA. Nop.


Dos aroBe Problem. bic Waiiertrafi
Der ytla9ara SdQe na6 Buffalo gu
fieertra9en, 1T gliiflih 9sl0lt tuoroen
llno mor9en 0tittag miro bic &raft
bier gum erlten Wale an9epenOet per.
ben. Sinnen GurSem ,ueroen bic
StraBenbabn9eielll9a iib oieielbe
5u 9tuBe MAIDEN. Die Yerbinoun9
ipuroe ein babies Sabr friiber, als ers
wartet wOroen mar. ferti8aeitellt. Ser
treibrief Der .gtia3ara Sails Yoper
So" beoingt. oaB oieislbe bis gum l..
SUM 1897 10000 pieroetrdfte liefert
uno ie 10000 mebr in ben bier iolgen-
nen Sabren. Die &raft Der 6dlle
iuuroe nnBbar bema6t, inoem un9ez
beure 8ruben in bic 6elien in Der Ndbe
oes llfers 9elprenst muroen, in meltben
Iid rieli9e Surbinen breben. 9urd
eln ingeni0ies Gerfabreu perliert Der
elettrii9e StrOm. trOBoem er 25 Wlei=
len peit geleitet plro, ni6ts Don ieiner
Stdrte. Sie grOiInuu9 bes ge.
triebes Diro mOr9en Obne GermonieQ
Dor Iib aeben, inoehen 9eosntsn Die bIe-
il9en 8eItdftsleute, ipdterbin cine
Geler ab3ubalten.
gus Ss,, p,.;Af S.s N f..a.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24

erre8te 8roBes glufie6en. O'8roov
wuroe oes Wtoroes i'm eriten @raoe an-
9etlnat aber fir irrlinni0 ertldrt, ebe
er projeIiirt Duroe. Grii jeBt unbeil,
bar irrIiunia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Iebl=Yrnbuftium.

Winneapolis, Winn.,
10. NOp.
Der r9ortblucitern Miler" beri9tst
llbsr Die leBtpOhentlibe Webl=Yroout-
tion On Den bier Saupt-Yroouttiona.
puntten:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Yraii II.
u 10 be SaneirD, 20. Npp.


9tab elmer orsiitiinoissn gsratbuns
3tuliten osn itaIieni5su Spe,ialcpnl.
millIr be UtartinO uno oem Winilter
6ereauird wuroe Die glbmatuna inter.
Selhnet. wOna6 SraliIien 1000 Gontps
Il 9onto tln9sidbr alsib s500) Saa.
oeneriaS lsifet. Die italIenlIt5e @e.
ianotIbaft WIro bic betrefIsnoen Sum.
men ausSablen.
yetreIfs Der 6r0se iibsr Die anasb.
llde Ssleioi9nng Der italienii5eu
6la8Ge miro ton italisnIidsr Settle
bsbauptst. oab cisie iogen. 6lasas in
Der Wirtlihteit nur Elm Saidentgh
mar. Stallen bat oisie griliruna an.
9enommsn uno bat iib nit Der Yeltra.
lung oes bstrelisnoeu llsbsltbdtsrs ju.
frisoen 9e0eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24

nyuxfntb,,rprr Dn,rttff'
srid5eirt irbeu Gienstae unb foftet urtcr
Borausbs,abIuus iiir bic Ger Sta9tsH aHp
gauabo:
Sabrlid d.....-s2. 90 SoIbiabrtia... $500
glad5 europa portofret
I'm iien pprousbeJobIt psrbenG
sabrIttb b.......-S2. so 9aIbidbrIt9... -sf.25
Gorrtip poubeuSsu uHo Wttbetlnngen mffer
tpateitcnS bis syreitag WtOrgtu, peuu ite IN
Der udd)Iteu gummer @ufuabms fiuben iolen,
su9eiauot tperbcH. 9rieie obHe uatsrj9ritt
psrbeu nidDt bsriidf9ttgt
eE- BUR fir Selber, bic per realitrtrten
R,rief oocr 8eIo ann ueiIuua Money Order)
ssIau6t perben, uberusBmsn mir bic Weraut,
pprtli4feit
eus gries. GOrreipOuosH5su II. T. tu abrsjR.s
RaR stllGG
"LUXEMBURGER GAZETTE.
Dubuque, Iowa.
Cike: Gde Der 6. nuo SSotpa=s!ra5e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
9as g8aErrs gGntb.

Die Sbdler Der 6liiiie YuDallup,
Stud, g8blte uno 8l0t iino sluiibsn
SNlona mo Seattle ilberihmemmt,
woour6 Der &ertebr oerort Qeidbroct
iii, oab Die NOrtbern Yociiic.gabn auI
Der Scatter 3wei0bubn ben 9ienit
9unS ein9eItellt bat. NOn ben iteben
Srabten swiiden Tacoma mo Seattle
lam nlr elmer beuubt weroen. 10 OdB
NabereS t!ber Die lleberl1pemmllno
nur i6uer iu erlan8eu 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
u &nrntsenitrablen bciiesen 8linoBeit!

San SranciscD, IL. 9top.
eucien gaci9alupi, elm pollItdnoia
erblinoeter anabe. iast. paB er init ge=
nuBllng Der &oentsen'i1eu Strablen
8e9enItdnoe ieben taun. go lautet Der
Seriht oes 9lrstes @aperlp @lart. Der
Sater oes Snaben bat ein plonoara=
pbllhes uno tiuetoscOpiibes Gtabliiie=
ment bier uno babel sinen RoentQen=
l6en StrablenapparNt; Der Sun9e bate
NIT Or. 6lart bic gusitellung ieines
Saters belu5t uno wurOe i9er,lpeiIe
auI0eforoert, in bas 3immer, in nell
dem lid Der &oentgeultrable 4pparat
befNno, su 9eben uno 81 periuben, oh
er ir9eno etluas ieben tonne. Der
Snabe 1T ieit plersebn Sa6ren pDQig
erblinoet, aber iOb0lo er oas Sluoros=
cop Dor ieine glu9en nabm. ertldrte er,
oaB er ieben tonne. @r mar I'M
Stanoe, oerlbieoene 8s9enitdnoe su er=
tennen, Ddbreno er obne Die Strablen
oollltdnoig blino mar. Cur Grtldrun9
IG9te Or. Glart, Dab iih iiber Die 9luz
gen oes &uGben mabriheinli1 cine
Saut Gele9t babe, ourb welbe 9ep0bu=
libes Slht niht Oriu0e, Die aber Die
AaStrablen olr6orln9en laNe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
y utit an.
Grjbii9ni Srelano.
N 0 m. Is, 92ot

UF H1I To- JKUU.
Gie Stale" iast, baB bic @eriibte
bon Der gbisbunQ oes ersbiibofs Der
Sloee's ct. pauI, Srelano, oiienbar
aus Der 2uit 9sariifen isien, neil unter
osm iesisen paplte nur cine sinsi9e glb.
,sBulla hatt9efunoen babe. ndmlib bic
oss Siihofs SOurnai, uno bieie iei
Dsaen 8elltestrantbeit srfolet. Spa
bdlt es Die Stale" fir mOglit, haB,
penn er5biitof Srelano nod wsitere
llntlu9beiten be9eben iollte, Die llnsu-
trlsoenbeit oes SatItans 10 ,unebmen
mlroe. oaB er auigsioroert wsroen
tOnnte. 81 rsIi9niren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
9 pa MEN.

III U U, IU. JlUU.
Sie Ge9ierunssaulsibs bon 2O0,.
600. 900 peietas lit beoeuteno ubers
ssitnet porosn. gis isBt iino bsrsits
$50, 900, 600 Peistas untsrjeidEet
luorosn uno babel ieblsn nod Die 2ano-
ltGote. bic ebenfalls siusn auiebulidsn
yeltra9 liefern peroen. Die vYGni
bon Spanlen" bate nidt tusniger ais
20 pldBe in Ssreitidaft, auf .pel6su
bic 9tnleiben anseme!ost tperosn tonn-
ten uno lie ale iuarsn beitGuoia bonn
frilben Wprasn bis gum ipdtsn Mbsuo
ltart in Aniprgt SsnOmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
!! OIL B on. Is. 9tpp.

y Il U u II, 10. VDO.
Die rGajID ltolI" beri6tet, oaB bic
Ntempbis" am Gisnitaa 9lbeno UNI
59 ll0r auIliei. Ter 9tebel uno Der
bobe See8ang ma6ten es unmoalia,
Der Mannibaft Dor 9lnbruh oes nod.
Worgsns Siilfe Su brinssn. lin 2
llbr oes aytor9ens besann oas S6iff
aus ben Susen 3u gebsn uuo bic damn.
ibaIten nabmen ibre 3uflu1t ua9 oem
Sdteluert. Der bitteren 91lte uno
Den StllrSmo9en ausssisBt, psrlorsn
mebrere Der Seute ibrsn Salt uao mur.
ben iiber Soro geIdpemmt. SIM 8an.
sen ertranten IL Wtann. Die ueber.
lebenoen wuroen 3uudhit nat einsm
Garmbaus am Stranos sebradt, uno
elnige oerielben ,paren nab tur,en
4ufentbulte oaielbit i'm Stanoe, nab
@root Sapen Su 9ebsn. ytit ben Ser.
9ungsdrbeiten lit bereits begonneu
luoroen, bic Woseu psrien sius Isnae
StranoGlltsr oil oas ufsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
u 70 brltannien.
Z II on, Is. Nps.

Ssm gsridt Der LINES" gsmdB
tugr Die Wtempbis" iebr porlidtig uno
lleB bauHg oas 9tebslboru eridalen.
sic ltieB nm 81 llbr Qbeuos auf uno
Tllllte llb lofort nit 8aiisr. Ser Ra.
pltdn CAB ben Seiebl, Die Soute ber.
ab3ulansn; zines oerislben seri6eate
am Hnmpf oes Sampfers uno srpei
ltann srtrantsn. Die ilbriaen Wann.
l9aften oes yoOtes erreihten iiber oas
llter bangenoe 6el'eu uno periubten
es, llb al eenislbeu felt3utlannmeru.
6llnI Der un9ItitIiben wuroen fortas.
lpult llno ertrante'. Is ut ibwieria,
Glnjelbeiten llber IN S6ifbru6 III er.
bHItsn. &le!e D.: 5ertiteteu paren fat
gang nOft.
The record-union., 1896-10-28
RAILROAD MEN NOT COERCED
Employees Can Vote for Whom They
Choose.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-There have
been a number Of charges made by the
Democrats that the employers of rail-
road men We're attempting to coerce
their employees and compel them to vote
for Mckinley.
Chauncey NJ Depew, President of the
New York Central Railroad, has been
incensed greatly over these charges,
because he is at the head Of system
which employs a large number of men
He said to a reporter yesterday:
Il went to Rochester last week to ap-
pear before a meeting of railroad men
for the specific purpose of informing
them myself that the railroad Of which
l am President, or its Board of Direct
ors, does not intend and will not do
anything whatsoever to require man
tc vote in any way except as his con-
science may dictate. AS the official
head of this road, / know that the
Board of Directors and stockholders
wish the men to have absolute political
independence. No man ever has been
asked or requested in any way to vote
for anyone or anything. If / learn that
ar official of this road attempts in any
way to coerce an ,employe, no matter
how high or low / shall discharge him
Immediately Every railroad man has
q right to vote as he pleases, and so
has everyone else to so do"
The record-union., 1896-10-28
CORW.N'S MILLINERY, Elegantly la Trimmed Hats
easOnab
OO7 j STREET. 4 visit viii pay YOU Sure.
0O7 j STREET.

OF labor, and also believing that under
the condition of free coinage this coun-
try will be subjected to one of the
most frightful panics any country in
this world has ever seen.
Our belief in this statement is
strengthened by the admission made
BY William J. Bryan, candidate for
President, in a recent speech IN the
Northwest, wherein he is reported to
have said that he thought free silver
coinage would bring, for the present,
stagnation and panic, but from which
in four years we would recover.
1--WE do not believe that this country
can stand an additional four years of
misery and distress. and are therefore
opposed to the sentiments contained in
the aforesaid proclamation Respect
fully.
"P NJ. Arthur. Grand Chief of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
"F 2. Sargeant, Grand Master Of the
brotherhood Of Locomotive Firenen.
Fl w. Arnold, Grand Secretary and
Treasurer of the Brotherhood of Loco
n.Otive Firemen.'
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

dancing around and lands a left on the
jaw. Everhart was very tired at the
end.
Round 21-Everhart jabs with his left
and they clinch- A hot exchange fol-
on Everhart's ribs again and again. He
lands on Jacks jaw twice, and Ever
hart reels again. AS the gong rang Ever
hart was nearly falling.
Round 22-They came together With
lefts on the jaw, and Lavigne shoots his
left three times on the head. A mixup
follows, and then the Kid puts three
straight lefts on the face. Everhart was
still able to swing a light left on the
head as the gong sounded.
Round 23-The Kid swings right on
Everhart's ear and the latter uppercuts
with the right, but Lavfgne plunges his
left three times in the face and reaches
with his right into Jacks wind pitilessly.
Jack clinches his man to keep from fall
ing. Three more body blows from La
vigne and Jack makes only feeble ef-
forts to reply. They clinch, and La
vigne is holding Everhart up at the end
of the round.
Round 24-An exchange Of rights,
Then Lavigne resumes his banging on
the head and ribs. A right swing on the
jaw sends Everhart reeling, and an
other straight one staggers him, when
the referee stepped between them and
stopped the bout awarding it to La
Vigne.
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MEANS PANIC AND DISTRESS.
LABOR LEADERS REPUDIATE
FREE COINAGE.
Circular Issued by Officers of the
BrotherhOOds of Locomotive
Engineers and Firemen.

PEORIA Qll), Oct. 27.-The follow
ing circular was issued to-day:
To the Workingmen of the United
States: To refute a false statement. as
We sincerely believe it to be. and to
correct an impression our friends and
acquaintances may have formed con-
corning our signatures to campaign
document going the ROUNDS of the press
and circulated broadcast on the streets,
entitled Proclamation in whicn it is
made to appear that we are in favor of
free silver at any ratio, and substantial
ly the establishment of two standards
of money contradictory as the terms
who are interested in our position as
BEING emphatically and unequivOcally
against any such measures, but are for
the sound mony plank promulgated by
the Republican Convention at st. Louis.
Our signatures were obtained nearly
ing to be memorial to Congress. then
in session, which, in on. belief and
memory, was a much milder paper than
is the proclamation referred to, and
no matter what our opinions may have
been on the money question at the time
of our signing the memorial, nearly
three years ago, we have learned
enough since on the subject to warrant
lis in denouncing the attempt at free
coinage of silver at 16 to l. believing
it to be directly against the interests
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COLLISION AT SEA.
Steamship City of Pueblo Run Into by
a British Bark.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 21.-The
steamship City of Puebla arrived this
morning in bad condition, as the re-
suit of a collision with British bark
off Cape Otter The collision occurred
on Saturday night at 10, just after the
steamship had left Victoria. a heavy
fog prevailed, according to Captain
Debney who was on the bridge. 1t
was impossible to see thirty feet ahead.
Suddenly the bow of the British lark
struck the starboard bow of the Fu-
ebla, and in an instant there was the
greatest crashing Of rails that Captain
Debney has ever heard. After the first
on again, she struck the Puebla about
amidshipS.
The second blow was harder than the
first, and the damage was more Seri-
Gus. Seventy feet of the rail and two
boats We're carried away, the steel dav-
its We're torn down and the starboard
side of the bridge was wrecked. The
deck supports were also injured. The
bowsprit of the bark and some of the
fore rigging were destroyed.
Captain Debney steamed to the bark
when they separated. but on account
of the fog he did not dare go near. He
tried to learn the name Of the bark, but
there was no answer.
The damage to the City of Puebla is
between 81 800 and $1,000.
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Twelve Thousand People Parade in the
Rain.
The Maine Statesman Speaks for an
Hour at an Outdoor Meeting,
the Audience Numbering Fully
Twenty-Five Thousand People
Mr.. Reed Delivered Second
Address in the Evening.

LOS ANGELES, Oct 27-Hon. Thos.
B. Reed addressed an audience of fully
p, 600 people at Athletic Park here this
afternoon. The demonstration was the
largest of the kind ever witnessed In
Southern California. The parade follow
Ding Mr.. Reeds arrival was most Strik-
ing, fully 1000 being in line marching
Through a driZZling rain. The weather
was very unfavOrable for an outdoor
meeting, but the rain ceased long
enough to permit Mr.. Reed to speak
for an hour.
In discussing the financial question,
Mr.. Reed said in part:
For the first time in my life l find
myself addressing an audience so great
as to render it impossible for me to
reach half of them. 1t seems that the
cause of righteousness has obtained a
strong foothold on the Pacific Coast.
One of the issues of the campaign is
whether the magnificent industries OF
California are to find a correSpondlngly
grand market in the United States. 1t
is remarkable what a little sound argu-
ment will accomplish We have been
tWaddling with the silver question for a
long time, but now that we have had a
free, frank discussion of that question,
it is astonishing to find how little there
is in it. This country is not governed by
superior men, but by the common sense
of the average citizens of the United
States. Money is simply means
whereby goods and real estate are
transferred from one man to another.
That is its sole purpose, and when you
have enough for this the rest is dead
weight"
Mr.. Reed delivered a brief address in
the evening and departed for the north
on a late train.