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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
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ben IlUttsnausibuB. inoem ss Die 3abl
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te, oa6 es innsrlalb elmer gEode gum
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tllrte. oaB ipenn es su Gslnoislis!siten
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Gbanoler cine sipeite Weioluiion eiu
(oie surildaels9t ipuroe). ,porin be,
Staatsmipiltsr um oisielbe suslunit
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
San Sole, GAL, 81. WIr,.

Mud bier bat itb oas grobsbsn,
turs Dor sluO!i llbr. in mebr Wie ae-
W0bnliher Meiie bemeribar aema1t;
Die Sauer benelben betrus nab Ssob.
ahtun9en I'M OblerpatOrium auf benz
WIOunt Saniltou picrlig Sstunosn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05
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Sn Der Seputirtentammsr untsrsOg
be1te oas ioai0liltii&e Witalieo @roui.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-05

bon Sobnion's Gurdtloli9teit aeislen,
Gber teinen 10 in bic 9lu9eu falenoeu.
wle beute. oils er cine unpopulare Sadie
pertbe!olate uno bafiir sintrat. Der Sip.
lomatie ibrsn 2aui 81 laiisn. 3ualeib
iprah ere als Isine usbsr3eu9ung aus.
oaB, tpenn Elm ultimatum al Spanien
9elbldt iuoroen lei. oies &riea beoeuts.
oa Spanien's Stol, eins Semiitbiaung
bon Der 9ansen g9elt nibt ertrasen
wilroe. Gr prizes ieoe Vemijbuns CUR
Grbaltung oes srieoens uno ertllrte,
bah feiner Msinung nod Die cubaniIds
Sunta bereit iein wiiros. 500. 900. 900
Iiir bic unabban9iSteit Der Snlel 81
sablen.
Yailep erariff Die aiinitiae 8slsaen.
belt. iuslbe Sobnion's Stslluna ssbos
ten. nit sSreuoen uno ertldrte in elmer
bonn Ysiiaasiubsl ieiner 9lnhdnaer uno
Der 3ulhauer unterbrohentn &soe. aus
Den WOrten SObnion's aebe berbor.
oab bic Mblidt Der &epublitaner. als
lie lih geItern tueigertell, nit ben Semo=
traten 9emeinibaItlihe Sade su ma-
den, oarauf binaus lauie. bic eubanis
iAen patrioten All siuinael, iid bic lln=
abbanaiateit au eriauIsn. bic tie boz,
ibren S4llAtern bereits ssponnsn bdt.
ten.
Tieie &soe gailep's brabte ben
Wortiiibrer Der Qominiitrationsleuts,
6rosoenor bon Ohio. auf ben Ylan.
9sit ieiner @eoe tpurbe Der 90bspuntt
oes Sa9es erreidt. Gr beibu!oi9te
Yailep. politiides Rapital aus Der
Sade idlaSen 81 ipoqeu. nannte bic
gebauptuna. bic Mominiltration poae
Cuba stuin9en. feline Grsibsit fir Gslo
gu ertaufen, bic einfdltiae griinouna
oes SoiOten uno erildrte. bab bic aanse
slpminiitration pom Yrdioentsn an fir
Elm freies Guba isi. Mnsrtennuna iei-
ner llnabbdnsiateit. fa9te er, wiiroe
nur cine balbe MaBregsl iein. ST ent.
lamnte feline 3uh0rer. als er fraate,
mas bic &rieasrilitunaen, bic Sag uno
9tadt i'm 8anae ieien. oenn anoeres
beoeuteten. als oaB. tuenn Sbritte aur
Sefreiuna Guba's 9e.ban miirben. 9lr=
NEE uno Glotte i'm ylotbfaae 'benislben
Den nOtbi9sn Nadorud perleibsn ioa=
ten.
Nahoem 8rosbenor aeenbet. aina
bic Nebatte tDeiter. Mit Der 6lottene=
tatsoorla9e luuroen nenia Tortibritte
aema1t. Ser einsise pidtiae 3ufab.
Der anaenommen puros. mar Der. mel
der $500. 900 fir bic Grri1tlng neuer
8ebduoe in Der Glottenataoemis 81 4n-
napolis beiuili9t.
Senat. - Gin. ,pie es ibien.
aiemliA einfahes Werlan9en. tpelbes
Grpe i'm Namsn oss NusihuNes fir
aus'udrtiGe Ye3iebnnsen beute an ben
Senat ribtete. rief umer,partet cine De-
bate iiber bic Gubafrase berbor.
9fah Der Gub0oebatte puroe bic Sm=
nibusbia auiaenOmmen uno 35 Ssiten
oerielben ipuroen biz CUR @srtasuus er=
leaist.
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
THE DEATH RECORD.

Paul Grottkau, the noted socialistic
agitator, is dead at Milwaukee His
home is in San Francisco
Thomas W. KeeDe, the tragedan, is
dead. He was So years old. Append
citis, for which he underwent an oper-
alton, was the cause of his death
Mr.. Samuel Phmsoll, known as the
''sailor's friend" and originator of the
famous "Phmsoll mark" to prevent
the overlooking of ships, is dead at
London.
Charles Baird, well known writer
on sporting subjects and an authority
on cycling, died at Chicago from in
juries received in a bicycle accident
two weeks ago.
Adolph Weiss, secretary of the North
western Sangerbund and highly popu-
lar and esteemed in German society
and singing circles, died of appen.
dicitis at Davenport, Ia, aged 40 years.
Captain Charles V. GridIey, COM
mander of Admiral Dewey's flagship at
Manila, who was invalided home ow.
ing to injuries received in the engage
ment, died on board the Coptic en-
route home
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
From the Earth to q Star.

Sir Robert Ball once made q curious
calculation on the distance to the near.
est Of the fixed stars. " The calculation
was inspired by visit to one of the
great Lancashire thread factories. The
superintendent of one of the thread fac
tories inspected by the astronomer in
formed the star gazer that the combined
output of the various Lancashire thread
factories was 155, 900, 900 miles of
thread per day. Those figures were GER
tainly enough to astonish any one un-
less it should be an astronomer.
Sir Robert Ball has long since passed
the point where he expresses surprise
at string of figures which represent
even billions of miles. Instead of fall
ing stunned at the thread man s feet, he
paralyzed the manufacturer of cotton
filaments by telling him that if all the
factories in Lancashire should work day
and night, producing 155, 900, 600 miles
of thread every 10 hours, it would take
them 900 years to spin thread long
enough to reach from the earth to the
nearest of the fixed stars.
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

The tug Record was sunk at Duluth
In collision and three of her crew
drowned
Thirty five gold seekers were drowned
by the sinking of the schooner Lady
Jane Grey OFF Cape Flattery.
Fire at Escanaba, Mich, Quilted the
Fair the largest department store in
the upper peninsula. The loss is $4,000.
A oonfagration at Peshawir, which
was not mastered for "a hours, de.
stroyed 1900 houses, doing damage to
the amount of about $4,000, 900 rupees
(about $50 ,000, 00o). This is supposed
to be the record fire Of India.
Fire at Waterloo, Ia, destroyed the
sash, door and blind factory Of the
Beck, Noumann and Watts company
and the factorp and foundry of the
Waite doc Omnibus and Wagonette
company. Loss about $4,000, insur-
ance about $40, 900.
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON,

The house has sent the war revenue
bill to conference.
The senate defeated the corporation
tax amendment to the war revenue bill,
The house has passed bill to remove
Eli political disabilities on account Of
che Civil War
President Mckinley urges the annex.
alton OF Hawaii and thinks congress
will authorize it.
An agreement has been coached to
take up the Hawaiian annexation roso-
luton in this house
The senate has passed the war rev
enue bill with pure -four amendment,
similar to the present cleo law.
The committee on public lands in the
senate has reported tavorably bill ex-
tending the time 10 two years for final
proof in desert land entries
Eighty-two clerks will be added to
the navy and war departments, under
recent act of congress, and will be
selected under civil service rules.
The Republican mem bers Of the ways
and means committee prefer Tawney s
pure -four bill to the Mason amend
ment to the war revenue measure, and
will push it.
The senate voted to restore the bond
provision OF the war revenue bil ex-
punging the greenback feature, and to
coin some of the seigulorage in che
treasury
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
Abvssinian Currency.

For small change they use the a1nole,
or bar OF salt Ih1s Is a block OF hard
crystalllzed salt, about ~ inches long
and III inches III breadth AMI thick
ness, slightly tapered toward the end.
tlve go 20 the dollar aC the capl5a1' Dut
1ts value varies according 20 Tne dls-
lance It has TO be brought from Lake
ATral' salt lake near the entrance 60
the Red sea- People are very particular
about this too II 1t does not ring like
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
Political NEWS.

I. j. Cation was nominated fer con-
gress by the Minneapolis Populists.
Mr.. Harrlty mas ueen "fred" as
Pennsylvania member Of the Demo-
cratic national committee.
Page Morris OF Duluth was unani.
mously renominated for con gress by the
Repub licans of the Sixth district.
Democrats of the Fifteenth Missouri
district have nominated W. E. Benton
to succeed himself as representative in
congress.
John Wanamaker withdrew from the
Pennsylvania gubernatorial race in ia.
yor of Congressman Charles w Stone;
but the convention nominated William
A. Stone, Quay's man. Wanamaker
may run as an independent candidate.
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
A THOUSAND SLAIN.
Great Slaughter of Spaniards by Insur-
gents ON the Outskirts of

MANIA, June 3, via Hong Kong,
June 8, -Tbe Spanish outposts have
been driven in all along the line simy}l
taneously and with great Slaughter It
is said that over 1000 have been killed
There has been fierce hand.to-hand
fighting for 20 hours despite the ty.
phoon which was raging.
The violent winds and torrents Of
rain rendered the rifles Of the Spanish
troops un aEailing- The natives easily
won at every step with their slashing
knives The insurgents hold Malabon
andlBacor. They are now attacking
Santa Mesa and GIolate. the suburbs Of
the city, which Is
Completely Enc3roIed
for distance of seven miles. A ma.
tive regiment under Colonel Aguinaldo,
cousin. Of the insurgent leader, has
-55oined the Insurgents.
:, Ehe governor has issued a despair.
ing proclamation, begging the insur-
gents to come to terms and meanwhile
he us .arran ging to remove all the Span
ish population inside the old walled
city. He is filing the meats, testing
the drawbridges and placing strong
gUards.Tn the principal streets aud ar.
ti4ery aloarg the walls. AL the other
'ltrdops are camping in the SUBURBS.
The weather is terrific.
Petrol Aiding thn Insurgents.
The insurgents are steadily advanc-
ing along the coasts supported Ivy the
United States gunboa5 Petrol aud are
driving tire spaniards into Manila.
They, have captured five important
POSITIONS nine miles from the city and
over 400 SpaniaTds have been killed.
Four thousand Spanish renforcements
have been sent, but it is said Aguinaldo
will enter the city by June i2 A bonn
bafdSnent will be avoided is possible.
Yhe foreigners have held pubic
mestlng; and two steamers are ready at
a moments notice to take them to the
protection OF their own warships or the
Americans
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
SPORTING NEWS.

The triangular field games at Chica
go were won by the University o.
dichigan.
George Dixon was given the decision
over Teddie Sanity in 20-round fignt
before the Lenox club. New York CITY
Wisconsin won in the annual games
Of the Intercollegiate Amateur associa.
ton, Northwestern association second
and Minnesota third.
AT Wheeling, w. Va, Oscar Gard,
ner added another to his long string OF
victories by putting out Jerry Marshal
Of Australia in Ii rounds.
Jack Everhardt of New Orleans and
Owen Zeigler of Philadelphia boxed 20
rounds at catch weights ut the Greater
New York Athletic club, Coney Island,
and the result was draw.
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
FRnM ANOTHER S0uRE-.:.
New York Newspaper Correspondent Teti,
of the Esg lst5Sg-.anotaago Forts

/
New York, June 8. "A special from
Cape Haytien, describing the lombard
ment of Santiago Go Ciuba on Monday
says that tha {orts about the .harbor are
now 1ndss of auins. The MORO IS q
shapeless pile OF ruined masonry a?d
dismantled guns, Ind the EstEella bat
terry is utterly ruined. This result, the
dispatch says, was ems work ct ton
American frohcla6s,, which passed back
and forth fro2n Port Cabrera, on the
west, 10 Port Ag0adores, on the east 81
the harbor entrances, dischargin@ their
heavy guns as they steamed along, 50
that scarcely a yard OF the coast escaped
the deadly canhonading. AT PORT
Aguadores the tors recently constructed
by Colonel QroJonea, the famous artli'
lery experv, was blown to dust, and
CoIUpsf Ordones himself was badly
wouRded by ihe dying splinters and
debT1s. Captain SsanoueB and Lleuten'
ant Yri&ar, artillery officers. We're aiso
wounded, Two intanIry lieu enants,
Garcia a4I Perez, and twenty.ona
priva tbs are REPORTED fatally wounded
&SISnntfNNFd fIse SruisHr.
Later AZ She day lac American ships
moved closer seward rhe mouth o. rhe
harl on, Where ), tIse old cruiser Refine
Mercedes had beeh Giscerned, attempt
ing to place expiosiyes-about tine hal
of the NerrInac, to blow her Q pieces
and Clear the channel, A pinch shell
from the Oregon landed sqQ&gety aD2it
the pilot house and tore all her upper
works to sitreyis, Her second CONNIE
dore, five OF her sailors and marlno
were killed A second lieutenant oI
the Ralna Mercedes and IL of neG sea-
men were very seriously wounded.
A perfect shower OF shell aud shot
fell upon and around the old cruiser
and she was so badly dame Ged that her
crew, by order OF Admiral Cervera,
abandoned tAe ship for the shore Tor
safety,
Defeated sp"sssia H,#ess With Great Loos. /
About noon, according to the Cape /
Haytien dispatch, i landing party 81 |
American MARINES, near DaiqulrI, was .
attacked by Spanish infantry ana I
squad Of cavalry. The insurgents Were /
posted III the naiglborhood, and with /
their aid fhe marines successfully took
up position, holding it, and later
making 1t u base from which they oper-
ated The Spanish force was defeated
with heavy loss, and driven back to-
wards Santiago, leaving their wounded
behind them.
The Americans are now entTenched
1ear Dalquiri and are landing heavy
guns. preparatory TO moving them toe
wards Santiago, and laying siege to
he city. There is q panic in Santiago.
The residents who can, are fleeing to
he country, joining the Insurgents, or
Icing anything to get away from the
ertain destruction that now awaits
Jervera's feet and the forces Of Pando
nd TSparas
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
THE milk slck"IN GEORGIA
A Malady Peculiar to the State That Ha.
Baftled Investigation.


Baffied Investigation.
"The milk sick up in north Geor.
gia is terrible thing, said Turn
key Terry at the police barracks.
1.-The what3" asked the new su-
pernumerary, who used to sell
patent hair oil.
"The milk sick, replied the turn,
key, "the sickness caused by the
milk from COWS becoming impure,
and it is not only bad disease, but
| have never heard of a man being
able to tell what made the milk i'm
pure. ="
you amt talking about a weed
which the COWS eat and which
sometimes gets mixed with the
clover9" asked a call officer who
used to run farm.
"Oh, nor the turnkey replied,
with motion Of Impotence. ~Don't
you think | know the weed you are
talking about? The milk sick have
reference to is only known in three
or four counties in Georgia and on
only few spots in those counties
| have heard of it in Union, Fannin,
Towns and Rabun counties. If the
milk is made impure by any sort Of
a weed or vegetable, the people
have never been able to find it out.
All Of sudden every person who
drinks the milk is made violently
i'll, and l have heard of a few deaths
from it. Strange to say, the COWS
are not sick at all. Farmers have
tried to ascertain what it was the
COWS eat that hurts the milk, and
now a great many of them believe
that it is a gas which rises from the
ground, which the COWS inhale.
Whenever a place is located which
Injuries the milk, the spot is fenced
off, and it stays off all the while
The fences are strong and high, and
it is worth a mans life to touch the
rails. -
"Can you see anything wrong
about the milk2" asked the super
numerary.
No, and what's more you can't
taste anything wrong with the milk.
It looks all right and it tastes all
right, but just as soon as you swal-
low it you become awfully nauseat-
ed, and you will stay i'll for days at |
a time. have seen whole families
keel over at the same time just as if
somebody had shot them. The rea-
son people think it is gas that the
COWS breathe is because on num-
Der of occasions the milk has been
contaminated with the poison when
the cows were kept all day where
there wasn't a speck of anything
green or growing for them to eat.
Milk sick is looked upon in the
counties / have mentioned as yell
low fever is in New Orleans and
other seaport towns. Just let it get
out that place has been discovered
where the COWS get their milk poi
soned, and you will see the whole
rush out and go to build
ng fence around it.
Ever had the milk sick your
'elf?" asked the station sergeant.
"Only once. I went to visit
1eighbor, and drank two cups Of
fresh sweet milk, and five minutes
,fterward thought my time had
,ome to bid the world goodby. You
nay talk about seasickness, but I
would rather roll in a ship in storm
or year than go through spell
If milk sick again. I don't believe I
frank any milk for two years after
ny experience. Atlanta Constitu-
ion
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
kLONDIKE NEWS.

The steamer Albion, from Copper
river, reports that there has been a sec
ond heavy slide on the Valdez glacier.
A number of pack animals were buried
in the snow, but no human lives were
lost
The San Francisco Examiner says
So, 100000 in gold will be brought
down from Alaska during the next two
months, most of it being the property
of the Alaska Transportation company,
which has bought the dust from the
miners
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
FINANCE AND TRADE.

United States exports show an amaz.
ing increase.
North Dakota wheat conditions are
reported as unsurpassed.
Bank clearings for May exceeded
those of the same month in previous
years with one exception.
The estate of Cyrus H. Mccormick,
the reaper manufacturer, has pur-
chased from the Peck heirs the Chi
cago Stock Exchange building for
So, 100000.
The Iowa iron works of Dubuque has
secured contract to build five boats
for the government. These vessels are
wanted for service in river and harbor
improvement work and will cost $780,
600
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
LABOR NEWS.

The tanners strike at Kenosha, Wis,
is ended. An increase in wages was
granted the men, but the union will
not be recognized
A thousand employees of the Singer
sewing machine works of South Bend,
Ind, have struck for return to the
wages paid in 1892.
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
CRIMINAL NEWS.

William Street, negro who at.
tempted the ruin and murder of Mrs.
Parish, was burned at the stake at
Doitin, La.
AT the United States penitentiary at
Fort Leavenworth, mutiny broke out
among the convicts, Is of them escap.
ing. After lively chase, James Mus
grove, a territory outlaw, was shot
down. The others escaped. Musgrove
led the outbreak.
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
RAILROAD NEWS.

1t is generally understood that nego.
tiations are pretty far advanced for the
purchase by the Great Western of the
Mason City and Fort Dodge and the
Red Wing branch of the Minneapolis
and st. Louis railroad.
Stockholders of the Chicago and
Great Western have voted to increase
the 4per cent debenture stock from
$l5, 900, 900 to $50, 900, 900, The increase
is to be used in the purchase of new
lines that may be secured at advanta
geOus terms,
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
NEWS OF NOTED PERSONS.

Prince Henry of Prussia is reported
to have apologized to Admiral Dewey
for slight to the United States.
Vice President Capote of the Cuban
republic has arrived at Philadelphia,
He was one of the passengers of the
wrecked steamer Belvidere, picked up
by the Kong Erode.
The engagement of Miss Clara Sutro,
youngest daughter of former Mayor
Adolph Sutro of San Francisco, to
William ]. English, prominent law
yer of Chicago, is announced.
Rinans TahnIas cure hatn1nnnn
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08

HOGS-Market sc lower. Range of
prices, 81. 50@4.O5
CATTLE-Market steady and active.
Good demand for fat cattle and good
stockers.
Sales ranged at $3.75@4 rs for stockers:
81. 75@3.S0 for COWS; S310@3. 80 for heit.
ers; $400@4.40 for steers
SHEEP-Market steady.
Sales ranged at $4,000 10 for muttons:
$5.20@5 70 for spring lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, 100; cattle, 100; calves,
10; sheep, 10.
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS.

The, Omaha exposition was opened
June 1. President Mckinley started
the machinery and sent congratula-
tory message.
Methodist ministers are discussing
the ACCESSIBILITY of exchanging Red
Rock for camp meeting ground between
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

Stun Flu is to be made the Chinese
capital in place of Peking.
Rumor has it that President Hereaux
of San Domingo has been assassinated.
It is rumored that the insurgents
in Santo Domingo, have captured
the town of Santiago de los CabaIleros,
on the Vague river, l03 miles east of
Cane Hayden.
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
Fhwne VIE lsr,n A..nin.

DHtCTH, Mimi, june s. Charles A.
Iowne has, consented to accept tho
nomination OF. the Silver Republicans,
Democrats and Populists for congress
against Page.Maris. Mr.. Towne saws
there -is~no truth in the reports to the
effect that he, thought of declining to
make the race.
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
Poultry, Butter and Eggs.

POULTRY-Live, in active demand.
Spring chickens, 13@l9c; turkeys, 6@7c;
ducks, 6@61zc.
BUTTERFLY Creameries 13@
1870 dairies 11@13c.
EGGS-Steady. Fresh. 9%c.
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
A'Prerequisite.

Willie (studying his VirgiD-Pa,
I'm stuck. The Trojan gladiator Is
saving something to hislrival, and l
can't make it out.
Father-Maybe he's Celling him to
90 get a reputation. Philadelphia
Pacnrd. T.
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
MANILA WILL SOON FALL.
Expected So BE in Dewoy's Hands Bafor.
American Troops Arrive.

LONDON. June 8. The Hong Kong
correspondent of The Standard says:
Aavifcesafrom Manila say that Admiral
'EaWey has, gathered the steamers now
lbfoekadeq in tbs river to lie off Cavite
Ia readiness to receiye foreigners. The
SPGn1ards are losing arms, ammunition
and field pieces almost daily so per.
sistsnt are the rebels attacks. Judc.
ing from the general tenor Of the news
from Manila there is reason to believe
that$he city will tall INTO Dewey s
hands. before the arrival of the Amer
lean troops.
Morris tribune., 1898-06-08
Force of Habit.

"Poor Nivins! He can't forget his
early ways.
81 heard some one say he handled
golf sticks as if they were pickaxes"
Worse than that. Let him have his
stick in the air for o stroke and he'll
drop it if the noon whistle blows -
Exchange.