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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-09
&letnere Wa6rt6ten aus staot
ano 1tmgegeno.

= IS lit bier in Dubuque cine
Sirma ~9egritnoet DOroen, pelhe eiu
4apital bon SO. 900 auftpeilt uno
wel6e 0errn s. Snumgaertner's Seil.
mittel 9egen S6ueine6plsra psrfauien
miro. 9err Saum9aertner 1T BON
peotota, ST., mad Dubuque aetOma
men.
- $. 9. 6ranben, beutI6er @opOtat
uno Notar, 3imnner 4l3 Sffices@e.
bauoe, 8. UNI Main=S trobe.
9as 12jdbriae S6bn6en oes
poli5iIten 9fefer wurOe am Treitag
Qbeno BON einem 9rOBen Slnoe ange.
fallen uno in ben arm 9ebihen.
&c. s. gsterion, 3obnarst,
961 MainitraBe.
- IS Daben Seiratbsli5enIen aenom.
men Serr Sobann Braun uno SRI.
Sena SsWalo; Serr Qnton MairOIe
uno SRI. Selena 2sbnboif. Die erften
ipuroen am Wittpo6 Mor0en gu ct.
&atbarina i'm bieliNen @Ountp, pom
ho6w. Sater Sun9blut cbeli6 getr0ut.
- Or. q. Srap prdttiIder Nrst uno
Speaialiit fir au0en= Sbren= NaIen.
unoSalstrantbeiten. 1857 Soma Gotra.
- IS bnben Sei"atbsliNnIen 9s.
llommen: Serr Seinri6 SOntOmp uno
SRI. Nnna Simmei; Serr Seinri3
Bonn uno SRI. @Qa gertenoorff; Serr
6ranS Nntboefler uno Sri. 2lppolOnia
Seppert; Serr Soiepb Clint rno SRI.
@liiabetb 86fenlteot; u. Mc@Operu
uno anna MurpbD.
- Sie Dubuque stamping e.
Gnameling gBOrts" bat folgenoe
Seamten fir oas l%auienoe Sabr er.
tpGblt:
RrGibsnt-8. g. O'9teiG;
Gi;e Northumberland &raut;
Setretdr ruO S9asmeiiter-a. Cider.
- 6err Qnbreas Yalater erlitt BEL
Der grbeit in ben 8e6Dften Der 6. W.
& ct. y. Giienbabn am Sreitag cine
Verlebuug an SOpfe. Gin Sebeiien
iprang unberiebens suriit uno traf
Serrn 8alaiter nit @udt an ben
3Opf, ein tiefer &iB entItanb, pslder
NIT mebreren Sti9en 5u9endbt ,WerOsn
mubte.
- S:rr &obert S9oenbef llno SRI.
Watbiloa Nitide. So4ter oes betann.
ten NrStes Niti6e bon bier, puroen am
WoEtdg oerbeiratbet. Die Heu9etrau.
ten Deroen 9lei6 uah Dem 5000 Wtei.
len BON bier entfernten Qlasta reiieu,
mo Der Srdutisam 9ssenwartis an9e.
felt 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-09
staatsienatnr Sunlnn unD Die %,
Il. q. II.

liner Observation-Disclosures StNatsienas
for ". &oniOH bier BON Dubuque bat
sinItweiien wenig ausIidt cine sifrise
Semperen5Ierin our Sr0u gu bstommen.
Die vgBOmens @briitian Temperance
Union" bat ibn nGmli9 nit elmer Dirt
DENOMINATION belegt. SIN 8srs
loufe elmer Sebatte - pobl iiber Die
@etrGntefrG9e bate Serr 9OniOn
elHs SemertuHg Qema6t. in uelaer er
b%ebauptete, bic unteri9rifteu ouf elmer
PetitiOn gu 8unlten Der Yrobi=
bltiOn oSer bod geaeR bic Nnnabme
zines 6ObrltGtiOnsQeieBes - ieien gum
SbeiIe 9eiGli6t. Hub nun iino Iie b0s,
BON Denen man ia9en tann: vg8sbe,
tuenn lie los9eIaiien." Die Sempe-
renSs. G0men" babeu einen feicrliden
PrOtsit Qe9en Senator SOniOn's Ye=
bauptun9 ein9erei4t uuo oh Der jun9e
Scnator iiber isiuem Sample cine 9ln.
Sabl Saarbai6el laiien wiro, iann
nod ni9t 9eia9t weroen, aber .unge=
i6Oren" pirO er ni4t oaDOntommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-09
gag TT but9ti1es.
Gereini9te Staaten.
WadtrG9It6D
Sine i6Gne nntrr9altun9
81 d.

mar bic, peIbe Der 2enB Mdnner6or
am SOnnt0Q Nbeno peranItNltet bate.
Sic beioen lureIAbur9er Speretten nun.
ben nit GROCER BRIGHTON OOr9etrn0en
mo erntsten rei6li9en 8ejf0u. Die
Stolen in oenielbeE paren Iebr gut
beieBt uno Die YetbeiIi9teu 3ei8ten, o0B
iie ibrer Nuf8abe OoQtOmmen 9epo6Ien
limb. Die ibri9en mulitaIii4eu unO
8occIH8OrtrdQe bs5 2enBsWIaunet9ur
uno onOerer 6erren, bic bsi Der Inter
IaItunQ mltDlrtten, ipurOen ebenFaQs
iebr gut aufgeuommen. SeIOnosE3 1T
babel ELL 9iOIinsS OIo osS Sesrr S. Z.
SrOtUn herUrr5u5ebeH. r;lGss Itjlrmis
i&en geiiOIt FAnD. 3Os pOlriiGe Su=
%beNquortett erre9te o~Iigsue!re Qeitsrs
teit. Ser Ssiu9 max ein isbr GROCER
unO Der 2enb Wdnnsr9Or bat einen
peiteren 8~IGn3enoeu GrfOI9 81 Osr=
5ei5nen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-09
SersleiSen.
u~nre9elmdbiges Sdla9en, Berg
flopfen, 2lthmun9sbeihwer.
oen, Per5ldmer5en.
Sic iinS iebr ernftbafte Seioen.

Gin Spfer Don Ser,leiben Iebt in beItanbi.
bigger atglt unb Gorge.
IS 9ibt 10 uiele,lei, bas Elm i6pa6es
Ssrj iiberipGltt9en uno gum Sttqtaub brins
gen fam.
aber Ssrjleibeu limb ni6t INNER slei6b..
oeuteno nit ~SerStranfbeit, einmaI aus buus
bert SGlen.
SO 1T Sawa6e Der 0erpen, Die bas Sers
coutrouiren.
@enn Glre Sanb sittert, 70 werb.t Sbr
Die yterpen bebanbelil, welde Die Sanb cons
trolireu.
Senn euer SerS ii9 barum ais i1wa9
eripsllt, 10 itGrtt bic SerSeuSuerpeu.
Sas 'tno gang alloere Nerpen, als Sure
Saronerpeit le gebOreu al elnem gdra
aitoeren SDItsm. Guer g8lle controuirt
9ure Ser3ensnerpeu nibt.
Gs 9ibt bunberte pon WebiSineu fir bic
Saloueruen, aber rlr cine filr bic osS Ser'
gems.
Die Ser3nsrpeu 9ebOren gum i%pmpatbetis
I6en RerpenipItem eiuem Spltenl, oaS Or.
S9oop ieiu eebenlan9 itubut bat.
Or. S6oop's @isberbsriteaer 1T baS Rss
iultat bieies StuoiumS. Gr lit oas einiige
Mittel, pon benz man weib bab es bic inrss
reu Heruen fraiti9t ober bies 81 tbun beais
ipru6t.
8enn bieIelbeu seitGrtt iinb, ueridwiubst
fat iebes SerSlsibeu unb obue bisle StGrs
tuls 1T iiberbaupt feline Seiluns mO9Iid.
Or. S6oop bat eiu Bud Iber bas Ser,
9ei6riebsil, poriu bdS geite uieoergele9t 1T,
mas moberue Wteoi;iner bauou wilen. SIS
wuroe Sel4rieben, I'm Opier Don Serjleioeu
81 retteii.
0as Bud 1T fofeufrei, labt ss Gu6 tOnrs
men.
@r. S6oop'S g8ieoerberteler toitet 81 90
per 6lai1e III apotbeteu ODER per @rpreB bel
SorousbesabluiS bs'o9su. Se6S Slalben
$500. aorsiie: Or, S9O0p, BOB 2nb
Strsst g., 0tosius Wih
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-09
Stadt ind Amgegeud.
Entered at the Postoffce at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
the malls at second-class rates.
Sic CONFEDERATION bes Bn6piiroisiten
Siidpi Sinsban,

peIder ben SiB bon Gberenne in @Dos
ming einnebmen miro. miro an Mitt-
nod, ben "a. Sebruar, in Der bieNiaen
&~atleOr0le itattfinoen. Die 6onistras
ton miro Gr3biidof Senneiiep islbit
D%OrneAmen. Seit benz Sabre 1866 dig
Mi9r. SenneRep gum SiIaOfe bon
Dubuque tonisirirt iplIroe lit oieies bic
erie SlI9OistOnietratiOn, bic bier in
Dubuque itattfinoet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-09
Mus Den Siitrift>@ cri@tcn.

Sn benz &la9efale Wc8laoe 9e9en
WOOo IL ellis. in pel6em Der Sld9er
um $4,000. S6aoeneriaB aefra8t bate.
tuuroe osnielben bon ben @rOBGsi6wO-
reneu in Gi9ter SuIteo's @eriht 5000
3u9sIprO4en. - Sn Der &la9e Der
6ruu auna 9ar 9e9en ibren 8atten
SermOnu Sar um S6sioun9 uer-
Wei0erte Der 9i9ter Der &la9enosn
lr8eno welde NGbrQeloer, aber er ipra6
ibr Die Obbut Oes SinOes 81, nobel iie
aber bic Soften All troQen bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-09
Serr Clemens S1lciptcr

aug altamiinitsr in Saisrn nelder
feline ourbersitenoen Stubien fir ben
Prieitertano gu Ct. Souls, Wto., bsen=
bet bat. aber gu jung 1T uin bic bl.
Prieitsrweibe gu empfan9en bat cine
&eiie nad gaiern an9streten mo er Bis
gum iommenoen September blsiben
miro I'M alsoann mad Imerita 5uriif.
sutsbren. Serielbe Derbradte feline
6srien bier in Nmerita gu Gaitle 8rope,
Soma. 8ir wiiniden benz Nspiran-
ten gum 81. Yrielterfanos 9liidli6e
Seimtebr unb AUDI cine gliidli9e Stif=
tebr mad Nmerita.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-09
GntIarbt.

Seit Sabren iuaren Die Garmer in
Der llm9s9eno bon WOunt plecIant
bel Sttumpa i'm bieli9en State I'M
Sieb, Yug9ies, QderQeratbi4aften aler
Dirt u. (. M. beraubt wOroen, Obne oab
lie Dem 9iebe auf bic Spur tommen
tonnten. SalieBlid aber puroe Der
9ieb BON ieinem S6idfal credit, inoem
elm SGrmer. Dem in Der Samita9sNaht
3tusi Stiere eeitoblen Duroen, bemiel=
ben in benz Stale oes unlpeit Winfielo
wobntaften nDblbabenoen Sarmers
Grtbur 9Ourtnen a%ufitObertt. Gin
&ns9t Namens Sam. @arbart puroe
a!s oerlsni9e %ertannt, Der bic Stiere
lpsssstrieben bate uno berbaftet. Sine
9ur1lphuu9 Der Stdae unO Sbeunen
@outnep's er9ab, oab bic Stiere in
einem Sbuppen unterbra6t tparen.
uno auseloem ipuroen Su9eies, 3pei-
rGoer, ausNei6lahtetes &inofleii6 uno
cine Msn9e AMBER @egenitdnos, bic
iammtli6 9eftOblen warer, auf9efuns
ben. Courtney befinoet iid in Saft
uno bic 9anse 8e9eno 1T iiber bic gnt-
laruung oes Siebes in 9roBer Nufre9=
ung. Ser Wertb Der 9enOmmenen
SaGen betra9t uiele Saufen bon Sol=
lars.
Spatere Nadridten iiber bieien 9ors
gang melosn Sol9enoes:
Sttumm a, Sa., 5. Sebr.
Sis GntbaQun9sn iibsr bic Waiisn.
oiebereien in Wount Plsaiant werosn
nit ieOem Sage auffalenoer. Scute
nimli1 wuroe elm neiteres Pfero uno
Sug9D auf Der Sarm bon Artbur
GourtneD 9efunoen. bon benz na69e-
wieien puroe, oab es i'm OCTOBER benz
Sarmer Swepesburs 9eitOblen moroen
mar. Courtney muroe %oaraufbin
untsr elmer 3meiten antla9e bss 8roB=
oiebltabls perhaftet. Die pOliSei ieBt
ibre NahfOribunaen auf GOurtneD's
6arm fort uno itOBt in einsm tort aui
0elioblene Saden Die in alien eroentli=
den &den uno Winteln psritedt linb.
@arbart, @OurtnsD's Sue6t. Der bel lei.
uer 9eitriaen Y~erbaftun9 ertldrt bate.
bah GourtneD ale Die Sablreiben Sieb.
table 9eplant babe. ia9te beute. baB or
ibm bel Der a~usflRrun9 bsrielben ses
ROIisn babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-09
Gegen Grebsi6anen.

S6 empfsbIe hermit Stroop's beribmte,
fid iiber 100 Sabre bewdbrte, DON mir ims
p~ortirte Buluer. Olsielbsu beilen ieber
(no9 ni6t auf9ebrodenerD &rebs iopobI
iunerli3 ais duBerli9.
Seitila, Sa., 80. Oft. 1896.
Ssrrn Gbparb .. goebins, ct. 0ucas, Ga.
Wertber Ssrr! SD ertbeiIe Sbnsu biers
nit M iiten beiteu Sant iiir bic llebsrmitts
lung oeS Stroop'S 8rebspulpers. S6 bin
mad @sbrau6 bssislbeu pOui9 pom meinem
6rebsibel sebeilt NIB rattle es hermit allen
Srebslsioenoen beitens Oil.
@6tun9spou lllri3 6rep.
Wes.n Nd6erem abrsllire man:
gbparb 8. BoebiuG
ct. 9ucaS, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-09
Sie G%unerniinrrn

baben in ibrer SiBtn9 am Grsita9 -
Der leBten oieies &ermius - einen Be-
i6!uB 9sfOBt, in weI6em Ie Ginwono
0egen cine Aenoerun9 Der Sertbeilun0
Der @clOcr erbeben, mel9e bur6 ooa
Wulct @eieb ~eipluufen. Is iOIeu
udmli0 L. OCr 2c9iSlatur antrd0e Dor.
lisQeu, GemdB msl6en man ben Stdoter
einsn GrOBeren Sg:iI Der WulctSeIOe,
sulprs9sn poQts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-09
S(gemte,t

~perlangt, gegen quite 8sSablung, fir
ben 8ertauf BON Artiteln, psl6e In
ieoer beutiden. iomie ameritanii6en
Samilie nOtbweroia 9ebrarl6t peroen.
Sober. Der Iih elm rentables Bei6aft gu
ariinoen wiinI6t, Oosr iib eiuen guten
NebenoeroienIt ueridaifen mill, idreibe
iOfort nm ~toitenfreis Probsn. @irtu.
lare, II. (. NJ. an
6. :. S6nop & Co.,
90. 293 State Giraffe,
Gfaeiae, Wis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-09

Glu OfTlplnPHSE Snp' TX
0uuerIU, So, Suut 'e6.
Get ~;ua.fdtr6 gaBr,N wer I'D uibt i'm Stauos. m.tne
Sdnoe uro 8Usc al 9ebTGUAsn; atr;te iueten, ts ii
SbGuu,att5uuS tcuutIn rir aoGG ui5t bslien; aud Iittt6
an StlONoFstttt, ShrirbtI, RH6euiamsr5,n uno Ups
petttIoRgystt. Gjef,8 0rdsIabr rabm i'd MN 8 SlaI6tu
Saltor koCa!8'S @srpsHsStdrtsr uuo i.itbsHt Sin to
tcIsr. V. Gt5u1aH.
@as rim SFnrrsr iagt.
GIintOupiuc, 3i5., Suni 'S.
Bum TobIe Der Itiberoen Utsni5bett made Id ~folgsrss
Frfliruua lber bic 3irtuu9 Don R0lior 6oent9s sttrs
p]enitSrt,r. Cine mir bgtannte 5rau bate felt utsIsu
Subrsu Sni6ue ron 6aaiutt, 5petToI tsoeH WtoHot;
nc6oem Ie nun ben S{erUcnsStarter rabnl, mar Der erlte
Gufuu loon pEs! i5p69sr uHo oona jstgte I'D tetutF
msbr. y. 9ugenroip' YloEFeF'
Stud SER piorrer SoIb i5rsibt pOn Saieou, O., has
6Cr Qdttsut, BEN er Batter Soeut9'S gEtrpsaSS taTFsr saS'
fetutu aaiaa pon SGuiGat rIe4r bate.
FSS Elm furrtbouuc3 quo fur gsrDeNIstbsaos
A&EPR uub eine 9rebsaJlaibs 5useiauot. arRs
C%SN erboIteu oud) bic WlG6i5tu uaionit.
Gisfe gleot5lH lpuroe felt BEN Sabre 1876 bon BEN
So6D. 9aitoG 65nlg IN Sort g0aDne, Suo.. 5~ubereltst
Eno iest inter iciucr gnuetiUne BON ber
KCENIG MED. CO., Chicago, 40.
40 S. Franklin Street.
Sci 9Iputheftrt SO bGben fir
$500 Die TIaide, @ SIaSc'en fur 81. 0G3
GroBs S1.75s q fur 5000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-09
Die yirma Sas. 9cni 4 Co.,

gde Der z. uno " ainftraBe,
1T betannt als zines Der beiten Yer-
t%aufsbduler Der Staot fir ale artitel
IN Glen= uno 3%ur5maaren, fir Sep.
pihe uno Seltii6er uno AUDI fir ale
Waaren, wel9e Den berI9ieoenen Sab
resseiten a~n9emeiien iino. 9laes III
edit uno oauerbaft bel mO9li9it bili9en
8reiIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-09
Z. y. S6rueoer & g.,

gde Der 8. uno % bite IT,,
wiro Sbrs SeItelun9en fir 6utter,
8etreiOe, 9eu, StrOb, 8alt. Cement,
SOlB. &pbIen, GenSpioiten etc. etc. aui
Dos gefrisoi8enoite a~usfiIen. Selss
pbOne 267.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-09
6err Antnn Serting

bat ben @Ontratt fir bic Sdreinerars
beiten am neuen Sauie beg Ssrrn Yeter
gisbaG an Der WinoiOr Noe. s~ugeiu9t
erbalten. Serr Sertins bat ben Gpns
trait iir etwa $500 5ugeiast betOm-
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-09
Safrn6nhrs slff9ma> Sur

pirtt fiber uuo iaHsI bel gtHidleu Don ai5ma, Gus
item, RurSatbmigtett. 8stu RuudmtttsI. sstat 80
uebusu. Brobe irei. Dan ~aorsiire: 8. 8. Sadep
babl, Osutiaer apotbe,er. Iilipautee isis. aegts
9eniss piarte bel ilr Retoursp orto.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-09
marftb eri bt.
Qreife fur sen 8roBpersanI.

Dubuque, ben 6. Sebrltar 1897.
@etreibeuub Rebl.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-10
Court Notes.

Charles H. Davis was before Judge Bishop in the city court yesterday morning on the charge of violating city ordinance by maintaining an ex- press stand in Meadow street Attor- ney Carl Stahl defended Davis, and claimed that his client had a place of business at 192 Meadow street and did carting for William McGrath of the New Haven Awning company, located at the same number. Attorney Stahl moved for the discharge of Davis, and Judge Bishop granted the motion.
 SIXTY DAYS FOR BREACH OF THE
 PEACE.
 James Woods was in the city court charged with drunkenness, breach of the peace and injury to property He was arrested Tuesday night by Police man John H. Moore on complaint of Ernest Gerken, who keeps a saloon on the corner of George and Orange streets. Woods broke window in the saloon and insulted the wife of the proprietor. Judge Bishop found him guilty and sentenced him to sixty days in jail for breach of the peace and fined him $2 and costs for drunken ness and $10 for breach of the peace.
 WIFE BEATER SENT TO JAIL.
 Walter Loos of Franklin and St. John streets was sent to jail for two months for cruelty beating his wife, Louisa, last Friday Dr. Klenke testi- fled as to her bruises, which nearly covered her arm and back The woman wept on the stand in telling the story
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-10
STOP TARIFF DELAYS.
That is What MT Southard's Resolu-
 tion Calls For

tion Calls For.
 c. F. Southard yesterday submitted to Mayor Farnsworth a resolution which he desires should be read before the populace on the green next Satur- day afternoon, when the band concert, under the auspices of the New Haven Grays, takes place:
 To the Senate and House of Represen-
 tatives--Greeting:
 We, citizens of Connecticut and the United States, the great and living part, urge upon you immediate action on the tariff question now before you; either pass 1t wisely or kill it, but what ever is done, let it be done quickly. Standing, as we do the leaders of civil lization, a young, patriotic, selfgov- erned people, in land rich in natural endowments, the earth yielding mag nificent harvests, peace making her abiding place with us, scholarly in at tainments, splendid in creative genius, why should We be reduced to beggary by oft-repeated legislative uncertainty and delay?
 Without partisansl1ip, without preju- dice, but actuated by spirit of purest patriotism we ask that our prayer be given heed Mayor Farnsworth gave MT. South ard permission to read the resolution, and it is expected it will be carried by the populace at the meeting on the green.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-10
AT SALVATION HALL.

A grand rally will be held at the Sal vation Army hall, No. 126 Union street, this evening at o'clock, conducted by Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. French, who have had sixteen years experience in the Salvation Army war in various parts of the world including Holland, England and the United States. Their last appointment was to the central chief division, comprising the states of New York, New Jersey Massachusetts and Connecticut. This is their last meet ing before going west to take another appointment.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-10
INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.

The Oxford Philadelphia Match Drawn.
 Oxford Eng, June 9.-Rain fell last night and this morning the pitch was swamped. Therefore a conference was held between Captain F. H. E. Cunliffe of the Oxford University eleven and Captain George s. Patterson of the Philadelphia eleven, and they decided not to resume the cricket match be- tween the two teams.
 The match. therefore, is draw,with the scores standing at 563 for the OK ford men all out in their first innings, and 163 for the Philadelphians, with seven wickets down in their first in nings.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-10
Court of Common Pleas--C Criminal Side
 Judge Hubbard.

The jury in the common pleas court yesterday returned a verdict of guilty in the case of Albert Brander, charged with theft in having taken Mrs. Mor- rells valise from a bench in the depot, May 15, and he was fined BIO and sen fenced to thirty days in jail.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-10

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-10
 IMPORTANT BUSINESS TRIP.
Judge Lynde Harrison and Judge John

Judge Lynde Harrison and Judge John
 NJ. Hall Left for Canada Yesterday.
 Judge Lynde Harrison and Judge John M Hall left yesterday afternoon on a business trip to Sault Ste. Marie on Lake Superior, where they will in spect the manufactory of the Power and Pulp Paper company on the Cam adian side. They will be accompanied by George White of Waterbury and a number of Philadelphia capitalists, All the party are either stockholders or directors of the company, which has it's factory at Sault Ste. Marie, and they take the trip for business reasons. They will be absent about two weeks.
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YESTERDAY IN THE COURTS
CASE AGAINST DERBY PAPER CO.
 GOES TO SUPREME COURT.

Judgment for Ss1 ,34S Rendered to Henry
 G. Newton-Albert Brander Got Thirty
 Days for Theft-Applioation by Hyman
 SiIver's Creditors-Other Court Notes.
 The suit of Dana Bartholomew against the Derby Rubber company was argued yesterday morning before the supreme court. The case went to the supreme court on a reservation.
 The case of Amelien La Barre against the city of Waterbury was submitted to the court upon briefs The appeal to this court was taken by the defen- dant.
 It is thought that the supreme court sessions will last into next week. Superior Court-Civil Side-Judge Robin- son.
 The case of Newton vs. Blake was heard in the superior court yesterday morning It is one of the series Of suits arising from the will of Eliza TroWbridge White of Portland, who
  husband, Josiah J. White, was appoint ed administrator. Numerous suits fol- lowed brought by heirs, to determine the construction of the will, and Henry G. Newton appeared as counsel for White. On June Il, 1894, MT, White was removed and J. Kingsley Blake appointed. The suit to determine the construction of the will involved $40O00 and was taken to the United States su- preme court. MT. Newton received $25 a day for outside and S20 a day for in side work preparing the case. The real estate left by the testator includes property in Portland valued at SIS, 400, and in New Haven valued at $7 400. MT Newtons connection as counsel in culded a period from December, 1892, and for the services rendered he brought suit for S1,612.
 Judge Robinson rendered judgment for the plaintiff allowing $1,345,12 and costs. Court then adjourned until Fri day, when the last short calendar ses- sion until September will be held.
 Judge Robinson yesterday morning assigned a. hearing upon the appeal of Clifford R. Bradley of Cheshire from the doings of the county commissioners for next Monday morning.
 The suit of the Dennison Electrical Engineering company against the Graves Electrical company on infringe ment of patents was withdrawn from the docket of the superior court and re- ferred to the state referee.
 The arguments on the demurrer filed by J. P. Goodhart in the suit to recov- CT $10,0O0 damages brought by James J. | Geary against Selectman Robert b. Baldwin, alleging islander, will probably be made to-day.
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Probate court--Judge cieaveland.

Application was made to Judge Cleaveland of the probate court yes terday by Attorney J. P. Goodhart in behalf of Hyman Siiver's creditors, asking that he be cited into court and give information regarding the dispos- al of property which has not been &C., counted for. The application was grant ed and Silver will be examined next Monday.
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GRACE HOSPITAL DONATION DAY
 The annual meeting and the annual donation day at the woman's board at Grace hospital will take place to-day, if pleasant, otherwise it will be postponed until the next pleasant day.
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THE OHIO GovERNosHIP.

Canton, June 9.-John c. Welty this morning formally announces that he will be a candidate for the democratic nomination for governor at the state convention, and that he will have the support Of his home county. The de- cisia1 was reached yesterday, he says.
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OTHER CASES.

The case of William J, O'Toole, charged with keeping a vicious dog, was continued for one month, nisl.
 Vincenzo Ferrucio paid $5 and costs for carrying a concealed weapon.
 Rafael Marcella, through his counsel, J, P. Goodhart, brought suit against the Young American Republican asso- ciation, mutual benefit organization to recover amount of benefit claimed to be due him. ...
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WON BALDWIN PRIZE.

Philip Troup, son of Alexander Troup, has been awarded the Baldwin prize for the best English essay given from a fund established by Judge Simeon E. Baldwin. The subject of his essay is: "A Vindication of Napoleon
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THREE HUNDRED DELEGATES

From All Parts of the Union Will Meet
 To-Day.
 The supreme congress of the Nation al Prevalent union will meet at War ner hall this forenoon at 10 o'clock. There will be three hundred delegates from all parts of the land present.