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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Wegem arebsi@aDen.

SD empfcbIe hermit Stroop's beriibmte,
i'd iiber 100 Sabre bewabrte, pom mir int:
pOrtirte Pllusr. Sl.ieIben beileu icoeu
Uuod nitt aufSebrodsneID Srebs iopob'
imnerlid als dubsrli6.
Seltiua, Sa., 80. Oft. 1896.
Serru Gbwarb 8. Soebin9, ct. 0ucas, 50.
l2ertber 6err! sd ertbeile Sbusu bier
nit meineu better Ganf iiir bic uebsrmitts
lung beS Stroop'S &rebSpulperS. SD bin
mad @ebraud beSielbcr uOui9 Don meiuem
kreb8iibel Qebeilt uno rattle es hermit aQelt
&rebsleioeuocn beltenS an.
NbtuugSpOu ulrl6 6rep.
We9eu NGbcrem a%breilire man:
Gbwaro 8. Boebtug,
ct. GucaS, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Snaasmratium bcs ncnen 3%ugaicnites.
Sn % Stnnoen ua6 Ncm 9urf
uno in 30 Stunbcn md
Snftuu.

Se9imnenb NIT Sonutag, beu 80. Mai,
mirb bic Nifel Ylate Sabu tG9li6 brei
S6neIISii9e i'll ieber Gtdtung fabreu loiien
swti9en Sbica9o, Glepelanb, Grie, Buffalo,
Mep Oort uto Bottom. 0ieie &obn bat
berart all Gopularitat su9enommeu, baB eS
.notbmenbi9 9eporoeu lit, ben Su9oieult 81
permebren, I'm ben guioroerurgeu bes
0teiiepubIifums 81 9enii9en. Serr =. ..
@alabau, @enl g9ent, III aoams Ctr,
6bicG9o, ST., piro ii6 bcebreu, Sbueu
ir9eno cine beliebise Iusfuuit iber oisielr
ueuen i3ugOienit 81 geben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
&ommuninn>M n,Hgc.

g0ir boben cine iiberous biibI6e uno
eleaante AuspNbl BON iertiQen Aniii=
gen fir SOmmunitNnten in allen belize
bi9en Yreiien auf wel6e mir bic glui=
mertiomtsit Der Gltern pon GrittOmmu=
.nitonten uno Nnoerer lenten iuolen.
@ir t0nnen QlQen bic bel inns pOriprs=
den pollltdnOi9e YefrleOiQan0 ii6ern
uno eriu6sn Die Stern ni9t gu untsrs
lGiicn, beOOr ic tNufen bel ms pOrSus
ipre6en. uniere N8auren iueroen bon
2lllen bic lie trOQen 9eIObt unO unicre
Yreiie iiuo mdbi9e. Infer &aOen lit
aui oos geite elnQeridtet nm Sbnen
cine mO0lidt %On9enebme Ysolenun9
81 ii6ern.
&aep IL Sue0ls
Gde Der Is. uno Glnu=S trabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Die Primi3fricr brs BuGp. Suicpb
vi. Srit

miro, ME bereits 9emeloet, am 0on=
nerstaQ. ben "a. SUM-, gu GeVRars,
Sa., itNttIinoen. Gu 9erne mir Der an
unS ergan9enen freunOliben ginla=
bung 6Ol9e leilten mObten, 10 if es
ms bod leioer unmO0ll6, b~eiSuluOh=
men. @ir WiinI6en Dem beIreunoe=
ten Brimisiunten einen nit ~ie1ensrei=
der 3bGti0teit relA8ciluten, l0ngjQb=
ri9eu Yrieiter1tauo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Gem o2luroro Soltsfreuno" ent'
nclmen mir:

Sic 6oUc be8 2urelnbur9er Snbepens
bent Clubs mar WoUtog 2lbeno bis aut ooS
leete GIGBbcu beieBt. Ger Wrlnlo 1lr oaS
3ublrei6c @ri6el1cu Der Eurembur9er uno
lbrCr Hreuuoe lit ben EeiCru bctdlrut. Ter
Nbeuo wor iitr Die &orlteuun9 oeS Tros
matiihcu Clubs oEuS Spro6" beltlmmt.
TaS iir oieic ~ele9cubctt cntporIeue Nroz
9rUmm mlroe III allen StiiteH craft lIno ob1e
2lnitoR burb9eiitbrt ulo icoe %etnSclne Jtlme
mer iQno burh lebboite6 Ncltdllstlatl6cn
freuoi0cu N&ioerball III ben 6erielt Der 2llls
weienoeu. MouptiGhlih wUren eS Ieoo6
Ole belheu Sbenter= 2UIlliibrull9en III Der Nurz
embur0er Wumoart, Sc S6olti6ein" NIB
,0u9el all Geipel," Delde Oll9emetn ICbr
gut 0~eiieler Iub Don !3cit III 3elt 9anie yo6
ioIUeu inter ben 3ui6olerll pcrllrlo6ten.
Ser Columbia WGnuerhor lit %ioiuiar
gen ui6t .oui9ebro6eN", iouoeru erlltlrt III
Nirtlibtelt mn nod nominel. Nllo mat
ietoot" lit Der WtGmrer6or iWNr nod ni6t,
ub piel ieblt niht mebr oU'u, menlg'tela 1T
er uiht mebr ATTN NIB has ut 10 StCmll6
9leihbeoeIteno nit eInem lan9en, lan9en
S6luie, aus benz CS fem 6rmadeu mcbr
9iebt. Sic leeteu ODER pielmebr gegenmGrtts
gen &eamten ltlo:
GrGiioeut-Ieter @eiluno;
8ire= FrGiiOent-Wtatb. &&N9ner;
SetrstGr-Fbillp MOoerl6
G6uBmeliter-Neurp Gileubur9;
Gelbtrebeuo iiu6 aud bier bic ,ihle6ten
iSeiteu" i6ulo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Gin 9naroins=S aus bier in Dubuque
III %ncrfauicu.

Sn Dem @ei6ditstbeile unierer Stabt,
ftdbe bel allen SabnbOien, lit ein 9utss, bent,
ibes 8altbatS mt gStrtbi6aft gu pertauieu
neil Der BETTER ii6 9einnobeitsbalber 3uriids
iiebelt mil. is iiuo Staluu9eu p%orbauoeu
uuo cine quite 6nnbidaft 1T beute at baS
@altbGIS gepobut. Sm 5ale ein gutter, ju'
uerlGlli9er 0tanu als Gbeilbober III baS Ge'
l6Git eiutreteu min 10 wiro ou6 0ieieS ais
nebrrbur iein. lin RGbereS i6reibe man al:
Il. n. e., in care OF German Catholic
Printing Co., uuo mir weroeu bic sewinibts
Au5funit bcior9eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Sic firua Sas. 9cbi& Co.,

6 de Der z. uno 5 e..
lit betannt ols zines Der beiten Ser
t~auf8bduier Der Stoot fir ale Irtitel
IN Guen= uno &urSwauren, fir Sep
pi6e uno Seltii3er uno ouA fir ollie
Waaren, welde ben peri6ieoenen Sab
resSeiten on0emeiien iino. NQes 1T
edit uno oauerbaft bei mO8Ii6it biligen
9reiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Samfiaauna.

aAen 9enjeni9en. iuelde in iolb
frei9ebi9er 98eiie 8ei6ente fir ben ct.
MtariensSii6 in Der 6Nir Der 81.
8eit=&ir6e bciQeIteuert b0ben uno
NIlen, wel6e uns ouf ir9eno cine
g8eiie bsbiilfli6 Qepeien, ben i60nell
Teinertra9 BON $l6l5.37 fir bic 81.
8eiIt=@ emeinOe 81 erSlelcn, lei hermit
auf oGs 9SdrmIte 9eoantt.
Serr II. 6rau M. 9 d IN lit,
SRI. &. &urb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Sn f%cincr!ci S%crbinoung nit Der
,,Vijhnismaferri."

SO tpiro ms bon tompetenter Settle
m~it9etbcilt oaB Der S6reiber Der Bro
ibiire aus Maoiion" in teinerlei 9erz
binouns nit Der vSiihofsmadersi"
itebt. Gi9entbiimlide llmItdnoe peran=
loBten bas Sdriftitiif an Wi9r. War-
tineli unb Die propaganda in 8om
llno Der Sbreiber bate Oas @Obl Der
Stride i'm Iu9e uno ben SturS oes
2iberalismls. iotpie cine itrenaere Ser=
urtbeiluns aller ge9simen 8eieai9af-
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Scr ncue % etunoen>3u mad Gem
Ynrf. Sn 30 Stunben
nod Snitun.

Die RifeI Flotes Sabu lit Jest in Der Gage,
ibreu 6unoeu uuiibertreihi6e J%teiiebequsms
Ii6feiten an;ubieten. SG9ll6 orei 9tl;ii9e
pom Gbica9o mad benz Siteu unb ;uriit.
Dieter ueue 6aBrplau tritt am SOunta9, ben
30. Mai. III Strait. liner Speiiewa9ens
oienit 1T unilbertreifIi6. Gle Sabrpreiie
limb bili9er ais aut ir9cno elner auoereu
Sobu. Gs lit bic ~tiirSeite ViIie nO9 benz
Often. Gle wcroen 3eit ulo Gelb ipareu,
iuocm Ste oleie SGbu bemIteu. Spre6eu
Gle Dor bel, ooer i6reiben Sic oil Z. y.
6alaban, Sent a9ent, III goamS Ctr. ,
6bica9o, ST.; 8. &torue, Is. y. IL Z. u,
III aoams St., 6blca9o, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Nus b e II.
Saar ont 1. SUM- 1S97.....-...$ "a, 1854

Saar am l. SUM- 1S97...~....$ "a, S64.O OF
Die 8erldu9erung oes CHARTERS iiir
bic Dubuque Street Gailmap So. aui
IS Sabre puroe por9ebra6t uno oas
Sroonnans=GOmite erbielt oenquftraN,
cine paIenoe SropnnanS 6erSuitsQen.
IS wuroe cine Sropnnans porgsle9t,
gemGB welhsr Der Staotratb in 3us
tnnft jeoe @O4e am Sonneritag Nbeno
suiammentreten foil. Sieielbe ipllros
an9enDmmen. - Ser Mapor ertldrte,
er iperbe irbalo Der Staotratb eiu &C.
bait fir oas Nmt feit9eieBt baben
lueroe, einen Wam fir ben Polten
zines Seitenlpc9sSnipettor ernennen.
- Sin @eiub oes Jerrp Boat Be-
IiBers. 6apt. &imbsl, nelder nm cine
itdotiide llnteritiiBuna bat, wuroe an
ben @usl6ub fiir oas 8anSe periuieieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
&Ietnere Ea6ri6ten aus Staot
nno l1meegeno.

- Der ct. Sonifatius= Siin0lin0ss
gerein miro iein patrOnsfelt aud bic.
leg Sabr ourb cine l%lnterbaltung fiir
Die Ysreinsmit9lieoer feierli6 beseben.
- 6elo au bsrleiben bel SEQ. SalOt.
Sn isiner @obnuna an Der @cIt
6iinften StraBe oabier itarb Siensta1
Wor9en Serr SObann Stuber int
Nlter BON 81 Sabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
0ejubt.

llntsruebmeuoe beuti6s auiiebler nit peuigen Tits
telu, nm lid elmer Golouie Su Sarnuul, Winn., ansus
idIieBsn. Gos Eauo 1T Elm t0ui9ltbeS sur Betreis
bnug elmer W~iolterei uuo ~Guerbano 6armeret. Gen
Criteu 25 Samilien, bic iid meIoCu, peroen defenders
iodsnoe Au9ebote gemadt. lin SGnotatten uno Weitere
Nusiunit weuoe man it'd an Sopepe ell Glart G,
Saue Gommtiiiouer, SOB Slobs Sutloius,
ct. 9aul, Riun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Mna NrrtimInnG.

ans S~ertiGtauS. 4
SIS mar felt 10 Sabren nit Srdrrpfsr bsbuftet; r.rs
t5tc p.rfdteoere YiitteI uuo Nerits oaeesCu obsr ctne
ErfoIa. bis tb Qaitor G6nig's Stdrter nabm;
titoeHI babe i5 in II @odcr tsineu Nuiol mcbr echobt.
80 i5retbt gb. Nsup6busr aus Stsfrot I'M aprtl 1896.
&ns Werito.
SarQcbro, GoabuiId, Ipril Y5.
o. FnS MIN 5ttuobe 5 Sabre isitotm fh bic ,riter au'
fdue non GptIspiu bel r.rrerl Sobre 5etSten uuo ietteeu,
bubet5 lbsr $1,000 auSgs9cben, nm tbn ourb bic belten
&er,te In oteiem SarOe ruo europa bebanoeln 3r lanssn:
ubsr GILES obnt grfola; icttoem er nun ben eriter Sone'
pou pou Qoitor Roents'S gerucusS tarter nobnl. bot Ct
fetuen Griau octabt. Or bat BITS Jest MIR 2R Nla'msn
poa eouou ]eenommeu faru uber iePt rUteoer oues perira;
usn. - glub eth getuurter non mir, Der tdaltd S-lU
hnidqs por Taliudt istt 20 SobreH bate, bat tstilen
tlniuu In 2 Wouoteu 9ebabt, iettSem CT Sa'tor SeertSf
Eerpsns StG:tsr Rtmmt. Cats. Ssneptbss
P@Sy etr tpertbpoles gudb fur gerperIetberos
SkTPT uub cine 9rpbesIEldIbe S%ueelauot. Nrme
Vt~N crbaIten aud bic D{eoistu urlionit.
9iefe WeOt3tn purbe felt benz Sabre 1876 BON BEN
6phtp. Qaftor &6rig IN Sort gDupre, Suo., ~5ubereItst
rno ieBt inter ietrer InpctiuTg BON Der
kOEMIC MED. CO., Chicago, Oh.
40 s. franklin Street.
Bel slpothtFern su baben far
$500 Die 6Iaidlc, 6 TIoIG,cu fir 5000
oruBe S1.75, q far 5000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

I'm weitere MittbellunQen penOe
man Ii6 an Better Heiter 232 SuolOn
9lpe, poer an NitOluus WOlitOr 24O
0tobopt Str, GbicN9o, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Der SuprrDijnrcuratb

bat Serrn VI. Bennett, jr., Ols Ste0s
Oertretsr Oes Nb0etretenen 6NuntDcOrOs
ners Is. WtGounlo ernannt bis Der
lsrmiu ~abUel0uien lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Snrc1,tb nrgti0es.
gcrcint9te Staatcn.
W o6trG0li9O
ErnirOriatc @uiuabmrgrbubreu.

Ter 2uremburQer llnterIilbun0Ss
8erein BON Der Noroieite in Chicago.
SQ., bat beIhlOien ooB biz allf 9Vtiteres
nelre MitOlisoer CUR S0lite Der bisberl=
oen @ebiibren in ben &erein aNf0enom=
men luerOen t1nnen unO SmNr tuie folgt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Safcuoahl's Witlmas &ur

pirtt idsr uuO ibnel BET anisasH Don altbma. Sus
item. SurSatbmi1feit. Rein RGudmttttl. geidt ~
uebmsu. 4robe lrst. Dian ]aOreiirs: s.. 8. SGders
3tutidcr NpotbeEeT. U.II0Lat.s IL. KS:
GsHiss VlaIit btl liy NstpuTs VorIo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Suniiatius> Sunb bnn Snma.

Der 81. Marien=Tereiu ppn 3em=
len. bat li6 DEM Ct. SOnifatius= Sunoe
an9ei6lOIen. 9te6t 10! Next? Next?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

e13 Sei @hrsBmc6iel sebe maj,
INNER bic alte @Orche an, non mel
der Der @r6irl ifuttiubrt, iutpie bic
neur Aorekr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

s.. .. 6ranben. oeutlder Nbbutnt
uno NOtOr, 3immer Alb Oifice.@es
bduos. 9. uuO Wiain.S trags.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Stadt mud Amgegeud.

Entered at the Postofice at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at secOnd-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

Sl1lce oe9 Sorrelp. II. tStltatS= SetretarS
oes .. u. &. Central Sereins.
Scridt 20. 4.
Wilwautee, isis, 10. SUM- 1897.
2aut Ieetem 0cri6t pom SO Ser
etueu IomeIt beDiGi9t~ ...,..........y$ GOO. so
@eiter iiuo folseube Seitra9e bepiQigt
lno %au9cmeloet
Sortb Smitb, 2lrfaniaS, ct.
SoIepbSzT eretu 1926 90
@alena, Suitois, ct. Soiepbss
Heretl 90
Chicago, SuiuoiS, ct. Gorl Turoz
mGllsz Sereln, pon icoem Dit
9lieO Gents.
Sionr 0itp, SOwa, ct. @OmiiaciuSs
@ereiu 90
SeiieriOu Gitp, Miiiouui, ct.
feterS Serelll--...- 5000
ct. 2ouiS, Wiiiouri, ct. 6rau; pou
Gales &erein ...... $4,000
Sanios Gitp, WtO., ct. SOiepbSs
@ercit ........... .............-.-.~~~$50.00
Wa;eppo, Wiuneiota, ct. Neters:
NeleIll .......... ..-....... .....S 50, 90
Srootlpn, New DOrt, ct. RGpbaelss
Gerein.. .$25. 90
SrOOtlqu, Mew gOrt, ct. 4iuss
@e,sin. .ys25.O 90
Strange, 9tcw Seriep, ct. Simeon.
thus: @erein ..,,... .$13. 90
cincinnati, Ohio, ct. SoiepbSs
&erein, pom ieoem Wtit9lieo 30 Geuts.
Soitoria, ohio, ct. 28eubelmuSz
Sereir, Don icbcm Witgliso so GentS.
Columbus, Ohio, ct. Georges 0tits
ter b, bon ieoem Dtit9lieo DO Geuts.
columbus, 6bio, ct. Sobanness
Sercin, bon leoem Utttglreo. 30 GentS.
Columbus, Sbio. ct. NrauSiStus:
Nereiu, Don ieoem MIt9lieo. so Gents.
Columbus, Ohio, Ct. BauluS=
Serelu, pom ieOem Otit9lieo -.... so Geuts.
&uentOwu, Eemu., ct. IlopliuSa
&erein 49, 90
Gollp, Fenl., ct. SolepbssSers
i'll. .. SIC. 10
WiImautee, g%Siscouiiu, ct. RetruSs
Sereiu, pom ieoem Wtit9lleb so SeutS.
9ew Souoou, lStscoultu, ct.
SoiepbSsS ereiu, pou jeoem Wits
9lieb --................. .................. so GeutS.
Dem SrauuielS, SeraS, ct. Yetcr
uHo YaulSz Sereim .$25. 90
N6tnu9Spou,
Autou 9ideL
6Orr. II. Sinani:S GER.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

Or. 81. Yrap Prdttiider Nr,t unb
Spesialilt fir auaen- Sbren- Naisn-
uno0aI5irantbeitsn. 1857 Soma S,tra.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Sn Der Staotratbsiibung

an, @ontag Ibeno wuroen bic piel9e=
riigten u%nebenbeiten in ben itdbtiiden
3ablliiten fir StruBenarbeitsn BON
WapOr ni6t% ermdbnt. IS beibt bieies
iperoe on einem ipGteren Datum 9eite=
ben. Die a%n9elegenbeit peroient 6ffent=
LID betannt 9ema6t 81 peroen uno es
iuare ni6t &eht bic Sabe niht aufsu,
tldren. Ses Nuoitors geridt fir ben
Wonat Mai sei9t 6Ol9enoes:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
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eriteu GohS an psribminoen ote Sumptome raid uuo
IN Sebn Ea9eu limb U~su!9itsuS Spei GritteI alsr Spmp,
tome ueridwunosn. BUD nit SeuguiTeu Uou punoer,
barsa 8etlanssn wiro gratis Sn8eibitt. 9iue Sebu.
M Wiro per Bon gratis SugsiAttt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

- Is. 8. Peterion, 3obnarst.
96l WainitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
Scutidrm &Omiids&atB. Central
Gercin nnn Nnrb>W mcrifa.
Scri6t 20. 1.

Office beS Gorreip. II. 6inan;.S efretGrs
bes 3. ". &. Central Tereins.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15
SebrftmbI Oct DcmtSGem Spra6e
tttto Xiter0tur

all Der tatboIii6en llniuerIitat ;u @aibiuss
ton, 9"eitiitet pom
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-15

Wilwaufee, isis, 10. SUM- 1897.
2out lcetem gcri6t pou SO Ser
eineu ioweIt bewiGi9t. SO 600. SO
The Dickinson press., 1897-02-20

He looked back Of him, and there a
sight met his frenzied gaze which froze
him to the spot. An aurora as bright as
the perfect day filled the woods.
Thrown In plain relief before the blind
Ing light he read the word "Depart!"
1t was written in blood. The same
frenzied feeling again seized him, and
he ran through the woods like mad
man.
1t was a day and half before he
reached camp. bleeding and naked. In
half articulated accents he told his
story and also the fate of poor Ike.
A searching party was organized and
the camp was reached in broad day
light. Everything was as undisturbed
as things could be. The dishes were
all neatly piled in one corner and-1ke?
Why, he was still on the floor where
he had fallen--dead. No scar was upon
his body and the unfortunate man had
undoubtedly died of fear.
The camp still stands alone and un-
inhabited. IL cost one man his life;
the other his mind. And as the tall
cedars swing and sigh in the wintry
winds they seem to mournfully say:
Depart and live; enter and die"
The Dickinson press., 1897-02-20
Remarkable Escape from the aallow.

Remarkable Escape from the Gallows.
Some years ago butler, it was al
legged, murdered his mistress at New
ton Abbott, South Devon, England.
The man was tried, found guilty, and
sentenced to death. In due time the
rope was placed round his neck, and.
everything ready, the executioner
pulled the bolt, his victim disappear
ing into the pit below. The rope, how
ever, snapped under the weight of the
condemned man, and he lay at the bot
tom, little the worse for his fall. A
new rope was procured and the same
proceedings gone through. 1t seeems in
credible, but 1t is fact, that the rope
broke a second time. The unfortunate
man was by this time very much in
jured. The prison officials decided to
let the matter stand over for a time,
remarking that Providence was
against them" Meanwhile the con-
demned man, still declaring his inno-
cence, was removed to the prison hos
pital. What is still more remarkable
is the fact that few days after the
abortive execution a man confessed to
having committed the crime for which
the butler was found guilty and in due
time the confessed murderer was tried
and sentenced to death. On his recoy-
cry the unfortunate butler was re-
leased.
The Dickinson press., 1897-02-20
WasAington Talk.

Mckinley is said to favor a depart
ment Of commerce with tariff bureau.
The president has approved the act
to authorize the entry and patenting
Of lands containing petroleum and 9th.
er mineral oils under the placer min
ing laws of the United States.
Postmaster General Wilson has been
formally notified Of his election as
president of the Washington and Lee
university. He stated that he had moi
yet quite made up his mind to accept
Senator Roach has introduced an
amendment to the sundry civil bill au-
thoriEing the secretary Of war to ex.
pend $4,000 annually for the removal
Of snags and distractions from the up
per Missouri river
The house committee on judiciary
has decided to report favorably bill
giving authority to governors Of terri
tories to make appointments during a
recess Of the executive council to any
Office which becomes vacant during the
recess.
The Dickinson press., 1897-02-20
From FOREIGN Shores,


Director Rothen, of the Information
al Telegraph bureau, is dead at Brene,
Switzerland.
The safe in the Clearfield. Pa. post
office was blown open and $1,000 in
stamps and $500 in cash stolen.
Count Wolkenstcin, chief of the em-
peror's hunt, has committed suicide at
Vienna.
The charge that Amejcan pork sent
to Germany is diseased has been dis
proved by official Prussian reports 10
the German government.
A dispatch to the London Daily lei
egraph from Vienna confirms the re-
port that Michael -Munkacsy, the cele-
brated artist, is hopelessly insane.
A private las been received at Ma =.
rid from Manila that eight ministers
of the insurgent government have
been shot.
A dispatch to the London Times
from st. Petersburg says that seri-
GUS strike has occurred in the Serpuk-
no cotton mills, accompanied by riot
ing. Considerable damage has been
done to property and several persons
have lost their lives.
The viceroy of India, the earl OF
Elgin, has given his sanction to Mad.
ras being made port Of departure for
the pilgrims en- rOut etO Mecca. The
artisans of Madras, however, have en-
tered a vigorous protest.
Garcia Zapata, one of the wealthiest
Spaniards in Mexico. was attacked al
his home few days ago by band OF
brigands. led by FredricO Longorio
He attempter resistance and was
killed. Four Of the Drigands, including
the leader, were captured and will be
shot.
The newspapers Of Berlin announce
that. Emperor William, at the Darlia
The Dickinson press., 1897-02-20
People 1. Pri.t.

Thomas Keegan, aged sixty, dropped
dead at Lyons, Iowa.
There are rumors Of Corriyan for
Cardinal.
Tom Watson Of Georgia loses IN his
contest of Congressman Blacks seat.
Gen. D. w. Couch, the aged soldier,
died at NOrwalk, Conn.,, of heart
trouble.
Moritz Rosenthal, the great pianist,
has recovered his health sufficiently to
take a trip to Southern California.
Judge Sanborn has appointed Judge
Cornish of ST. Paul special master Of
the court in the Union Pacific case.
John G.. A. I.eischrnan, president Of
the Carnegie Steel company, has re-
signed his office to take effect April 1,
next, on account Of i'll health.
The Rev. U. NJ. Kinkaid, 56 years
old, secretary of the Congregational
Home Missionary society. died of
enaemia at his home in Brooklyn. He
was born in London in 1841.
Mrs. Esther E. Bachelor, mother Of
Postmaster Bachelor, died at La
Crosse, aged 20 years. She came to
La Crosse in 1885. She leaves two
children. Herbert Chapler was struck
and instantly killed near Fort Dodge,
Iowa, while chopping timber by fall
ing tree. The tree broke his skull,
striking 1t on the back. He was about
% years old and leaves a wife and
child.
The Dickinson press., 1897-02-20

Gov. Drake Of Iowa has offered re-
ward Of $500 for the arrest Of Frank
Novak, accused of numbering Edward
Murray ut Walford.
+. f. Dettwold, late manager Of the
local lumber yard Of Kicker & Brat
nober, at Parkersburg, Iowa, 10 short
in his accounts and Is missing.
Frank Winchell, arrested with twen-
ty carcasses of deer in his possession,
was sentenced at West Superior to pay
a fine of $3.50 or $50 days in jail.
NJ. Albert Abeille committed suicide
at Paris by putting revolver in his
mouth and discharging the weapon.
His brother was killed by Edward
Parker Deacon at Cannes in 1892.
Glen Lindke, a saloonkeeper Of Maus-
ton, Wis.,, has been found guilty Of
having rifle in his possession belong
ing to the state, and has been fined $45
and costs.
J. v. Elton, the last of the Kingston
gang of dangerous counterfeiters, who
have operated in nearly every state in
the Union, has been arrested at Clyde,
Ohio.
The Dickinson press., 1897-02-20

My religion forbids me to ca
swine"
The Dickinson press., 1897-02-20

New York Fills an Order for Empress
Of Russia.
The empress of Russia has made the
discovery that American carpets are
the finest in the world. The fact was
impressed upon the czarina through the
splendid showing made at a recent ex-
hibition in Russia by the product of
American looms. An order was forth
with placed with New York firm for
the furnishing of the imperial palace
at st. Petersburg with some of the
daintiest carpets that money can buy.
A carpet, which is evidently intended
to cover one o. the largest rooms in the
Russian palace, is of gray ground,
the design consisting Of Louis XIII.
scroll, with flowers so cunningly wo-
ven into the texture that they could
we'll be taken for real flowers scattered
there by lavish hands to be crushed
beneath the imperial feet. Another
carpet, Of the most delicate beauty, is
of light ground, with floral design
several shades lighter than the ground
WI "A SOlp SA0I Will piCoCuL
particularly handsome appearance is
of an olive floral design. with punches
of wild roses in pink. and bordered
with wreath and scroll. Another is
of beautiful shade Of crimson, the
ornamentation being a wreath, with
huge chrysanthemums in a peculiar
shade of brown. with a slight tinge Of
pink. About the same time that the
order was received from the czarina
the same firm received an order from
Mrs. Cleveland to submit samples of
carpetings. in order that the white
house could be refurnished in readi-
ness for the coming occupant. Mrs.
Cleveland has displayed rare good
taste in her selections. For the east
room Of the white house she ordered
a handsome carpet with ground of
old gold and flowers of old rose. This
room requires 500 yards of material.
For the main corridor, which runs the
entire length of the white house from
the east room to the conservatory door
and requires 400 yards of carpet, Mrs.
Cleveland selected deep rich crimson
carpet, with arabesque scroll of differ
ent shades of the same color, which
harmonizes beautifully with the black
walnut woodwork.