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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-03-27

PORTRAIT OF BARNABAa, We don't
like to be behindhand in courtesy, bat
we can't Just yet recproHate the kindness
of Barnabas in furnishing our portrait to
the Age, Our engraver i ii work on :,
full length picture OF the collector, which
everyone will recognize at glance, and
out OF which more fun can be extracted
than from anything that has been given TO
the public here tor a long time. 1t viii
be no painting in words, but 4 genuine
product of the graver
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-03-27
7 erribIe TRAGEDY,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Mar. "a. A terrible
tragedy occurred near Bordentown last
Saturday. &. W. Holtshonsen, one of the
Oldest citizens, was sitting in his office
with his son, d. w. Holtshonsen. when
his married son, J. Holtshonsen, entered
and, without speaking, pulled out a navy
revolver and shot his brother.
The wounded young man rose from the
chair and as he did so received anotbe,
shot near the shoulder, when he tell for
ward receiving third shot on the crown
of the head, the ball lodging under the
right eye.
The fratricide Immediately left the
premises and has not been heard from
since. The cause of the murder is sup
posed to be feud of several months
standing: All the parties heretofore were
held in the highest esteem, and great ex-
cltement is caused by the affair. The
father and mother of the young man are
nearly % years of age. and the grief of
the venerable people is heartrending.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-03-27

There are many men that never come
to God until forced by trouble men try
everything else, and when all fails then
they come to Christ. 1t puts me in mind
of man fleeing from the Sheriff, he runs
until he is out of breath, the officer gaining
all the while, until at last he says painting
II yield" So God pursues us, and when
we are fairly run down we yield, but not
!. until then Beecher.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-03-27
Revival Of an Old Time Project

The Directors of the Maine Central
by gentlemen from Quebec interested in
building railroad from that city to a con
nection with the Maine Central, upon the
upper waters of the Kennebec The OBJ
ject is to reach tide water on the Atlantic
coast, and thus furnish a winter outlet for
the lower St. Lawrence, as Montreal now
has for the upper waters of that river in
| the Grand Trunk to Portland. These
gentlemen Law before the public pam
phlet printed in Quebec the present year,
which contains the facts connected with
the proposed enterprise, accompanied by
a map. The Lewis and Kennebec Railway
was incorporated by the legislature of the
province in 1869, with capital stock Of
three millions, and a subsidy of the inter
est on $4,000 per mile for twenty years
The distance from Quebec, or Lewis, on
the opposite side OF the river, to the point
of crossing the frontier, at or near the
head of the Chaudiere River, is ninety
miles. The map accompanying the re-
port, makes a connection of this road with
the Maine railroads at Scion, the termina-
ton of The road now under construction
from West Waterville to that point. This
would leave a gap of about fifty miles to
be provided fora gap that cannot re-
main long without being filled, when the
very great advantages to the railroad sys-
TEN of Maine are considered. A director
Of the Maine Central recently said to us
that he considered this the most important
railroad project now in agitation upon the
soil Of Maine, and altogether the most
likely to be carried out. The project made
a very favorable impression upon the
board generally, and the Canadian COM
mittee received much encouragement from
the interview.
When this road shall be completed, two
points of winter connection with the ocean
present Observation-Disclosures and Belfast.
From Quebec to Portland by this route
the distance is 256 miles; from Quebec to
Belfast, 233-a difference in favor of Bel
fast of % miles. The Maine Central will
probably seek to place more business up
on the Belfast Branch, by encouraging
here a connecting point with tide water
for the provincial business, when this con-
nection shall be made.
Those who remember the Belfast and
Quebec Railroad excitement of thirty
seven years ago. will see that almost one
halt of the route then surveyed has been
built, and that the present generation will
probably see train arrive at Belfast
direct from Quebec. This was one of the
possibilities of the future which was had
in view at the leasing of the Belfast road
by the Maine Central.
We are not only in favor Of hanging
the proven perpetrators Of deliberate
murder, but of furnishing with severity
the thieves that are from time to time de-
tected in robbiDg the mails. 1t is the
meanest crime that can be committed by
any person holding public trust Such
robberies often take the funds of persons
whose little all is entrusted to the integ-
rity of the mail service; it throws sus-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-03-27

The Bay and River railroad enterprise doe9
not seem to be making mach progress. With
the exception of Camden, none OF the towns on
the line exhibit much interest in it. In Lincoln
Vile an article was inserted in the warrant to
see what the towns would do As to subsci ibm@
to the stock but the town voted to pass the
article. None of the towns seem to have done
even much that and the enterprise looks
decidedly discouragins. Prog. Age.
If the above had originated IN Tins pa
per, we should probably be accused of
still deadier hostility to- Stoo|.toIL amt
possibly charged with having been refused
by hco ladies OF that town.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-03-27
News OF the County and City.

Not much country trade in this cty OF late
owing to the fearful condition OF The roads.
A communication rIom Ray received too late
for its usual place in our columns, will appear
next week.
The fishermen are commencing to Ieaye town.
Fifteen went the. katalI Tin, Tuesday, for
| Gloucester, Mass.
The passage of the Katahdin from Boston, on
Friday night,was about the toughest which that
| boat ever experienced
Brgadier Island is being rapidly stripped of
its wood The CHASTITY whiteness of the ground
shows over Il considerable portion which last
year was covered by heavy growth.
Don't forget the last evening of the Lyceum
on Wednesday next 1t will he the most at
tractiye exhibition ever seen here See adyer-
tisement
The Belfast Foundry is about TO build brass
furnace, and put in gavanizng apparatus.
They are also making models ior new patterns
OF ship pumps and cal,stans.
B. VI. Roberts our collector OF Customs, com
mlttet literary suicide ON the 10th inst. The
corpse Will he disSected next Thursday by "
| II. Simpson of this city Belfast Advertiser,
Among the outside attraction. at Josie Booths
theatre Tuesday night, was q woman IN the
audience with IN infant, which Kept up an in
ceSsant bowling, to The ANNOYANCE Of both per
formers and listeners.
On Monday John Rri.,..,n.,, A n,u.,,,- D.,,i,s
,,-a,,o bof,.o t,, pc,t,, ,,,,.t i,,,'e,a,t,.. Hr
Johanne>en with assault and battery and il
| tent to rob him After Il hearing. the respond
ehtS were discharged
Gov Crosby writes tb.t ha sr.,lr joa,-. tIora,
for home ,hon, t14 t;,4, III, ,,.,l ami r.
month an the ,>.,,... ,i.iti,,e, s.v,no.,h Atlantis
! Chattanooga. Mammoth cave. Cincinnati. A.
Mr.. Davis. who has been with him in ms
Florida explorations. has gone to Havana
y ~ lhoulp'' 'hei Engineer recommends
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-03-27
HIS RELATIONS.

His uncle, Mr.. Kemp, the druggist of
William street has left no stone unturned
to save his unfortunate nephew. He would
have spent his whole fortune, il is said to
have spared him the ignominy OF the scat
fold. Fosters blother-in law and sister,
and his other relatives, visited him con-
stantly during the last days of his con-
finement in the tombs His faithful. noble
wife, chung to him to the last, with INDY
ing love, and when the last trying moment
OF farewell came, her heart was almost
broken.
AN OLD PLAYMATE HIS KEEPER.
Deputy Sheriff Baird, who watched the
prisoner Wednesday night, the last night
but one tor him of life, was years ago a
playmate OF the doomed man. and has
known him for twentY-eight years. What
strange feelings the fact must have aroused
in both
AN EASY DEATH
roster died very easily. There were a
lew convusve movements of the limbs.
and all was over. The body was left
hanging thirty minutes, when it vas cut
down and placed in charge of a coroner
| for inquest
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-03-27

III w T 4OETVaaTVV Agtl
y" William Billy Simpson, -

photographic Decentralization. Corporo>ity
round; approaching pomposity. Height, five
feet and T-l6 inches, teifhiN u tOut Eyebrows
itpt urrhed. Eye sky btur, or gray; take Your
choice. Cheeks, cheehy; "Color, ashes Of
fuses" Nose, Stub. or 0uQ. Optional Mouth
expression " PerMtQr:n it has pnrker and
then L hasn't purkrr. Rest described H.
tholi44. il had u~t been 1ulpiAy roll porridge
W ill # i.tt
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-03-27

The press says that Capt. James LYMAN of
portland, while in restaurant in New York
was roughly assaulted by trough" whom the
Captain took in hand, and thoroughly whinned
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-03-27

The majority for Bell, one Of the Demo
cratic Congressman in New Hampshire,
is figured down to four, 1t is very close,
and probably only the official count can
determine it. The radicals claim small
ma ority for Straw tor Governor.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-03-27

The English and American detectives
at New York, have arrested Warren, the
leading spirit in the Bank of England
forgeries, and have secured most of the
funds
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-03-27

"ilh IT t'th
f;tan porridg' bot,
"tdh P'FridRt eoiH'
G.I l"n"haut B}tiN ma lor qu1tiup poetry
it"N P"t hr applies IT. Mr. Seh--ul Geh with
az, Ivy .'gH OF puzzled Iopt. Not quite assured
Hh"ttr' ir is VII or hlarhgRard-
d" L.. dn4bt to deem himself a Cod or beast"
Ding dong brlt
tAf.s II inc "fii-
S'yaHh ni1 P'o"" sep ne 7tofhiai
q" Aud d. Aitasrif thus p}ainrl.o
light hateful. Sight turmeutingl"
What /. thf ,o,tter HiIlyy yvbv ara ,,o, u
inrutnt,rtahIe about StocLt,ns W. .,,,t :,
hn,,,, n, ~. laave nr.lo,,I, i,,ii tIi, t t .
yout If the town l,rn.n,.r. if i,s VA, - oId
sweet II nna Of H. hnsinass n,.,,, ~ ,,f,
inmate ,u,t .ln, tbnn n rhiaiI, a., p ,'ntoi
burns Won f9,Ne bec,u,a Stocl,fon b,i}s ~
4ur,uv- stock stockton .ttpmnts IN ,Ionnar q
very important railroad: ynn sheer st its honds
IDA uDu INV III \ oI,S4 hnnsn> Va, u.ilI oyan
,il. -t rb,. r.,l. .5,1in.s rom sto,Il,tart Uhot
IL ~. ,u,ttnr RiiIy5 ,.Tr l. m,,,'n ., -
tbrr4t, h,n,s- .. tlIp :" tb.t +. fan. lax t1r.
tunotply .. former ras,dant If StCrsto, and
nnr. . o,r..non,ion+ NJ th, roirII ii IL.
ouife .,rprrriale the irreSist,hln ganin. Who
preside in MrCHntork'~ hIocl,. IN IVA fiaht.
Tint in snlljnu har ,.,ntrihutions ha ~ nat
inrlntl. b,.,. ,,r5.j.l,. ,aif IN a ,rnrl :, MI,
n.ir of ,,,jttqn4 was the rn.,,lt Ava thoro,,,
an AZ tbis yvaso,t U No ,,, MR., ~ g ~ II
h,,,.aarhnapt vi tho Ia,,..btv o'1i+o, ,,o,- ~
Nina a.Liin,. .,,ott,a. to th, Io,,o, Ii,t - ,it
.nl ,h.t .. trua lo>n ,,nvn,. ~ mn, ,,,,atl >,
uanna lii nnt oyer L,to IA Stn.l-to,, ,tn iIa,r,,
INT hfirhtni hi I,n.s uo,4o Ma bi,ti,, '.ih :
1,I lin MIAMI an1 faa--al;lta ~ III ~
i.r,..l t.,,,n 7, IL f.o+ A. ,, ,','' -, H.. =
Ia, ,,,,, ] ~ pa,ttan3 ~ ~ ~, a.
] ;,l G,, thi ' ttl 90 - q i''
q" ''' a. t'o,o''' '"'ii ''l7 ''''o" town
iiichory yickery to1k,
n' mouse rain up '''e ciocN'
I"etict! quotations are contagious In looking
over the candid, courteous editorials IN reply TO
the Bridg I" issue, select At random, one OF
IT. many entering gems " But he Roberts,
may ~ assured lhI tntIe 'tre most VINO tIlQF-
}n li'In5s mi that ,n Observation-Disclosures ra,Irna'i
hi - ',,n ~ bi, ~ ,,.itt,i'iS Il iS ~ 3
~ M P'''I ~ ''"' I III i'''" ',i''A' ~
~ Jv},o y, an i'm nut f-n,,, Tho ,,,jaoJJ,, yJ
.rl,1 Iii nnnnnth wv r. this ~ + vTars
tha Io,.in, ,ln,on i,i,,, of 81 ,,Hraot on, i; IL u
ti,at. H. ~, ,,,,,,a.1 T., VI - ,.I,nro, - ~
Custom EIon>e vonrIelf. BilIye n 50 do van
mean 10 hold under the johnson hen? Did YOU,
or lila Won n0t write d letter asLinp prasi, AMI
II I,s t a. 81 ~,
t,t ~ ~ i, .I ~ ~
.t'it YOU had supported ihh'oihs aothihlStra-
non up 10 tht I-hiancllatl"u llfoc1dhldllpn Ot,
DO Won intend TO take possession OF the Custom
House hy virtue OF trade with the late Fred
Pike Il, erased. the dispenser general of New
England patronage. that was to l"Y Answer,
Simpson, and at oGre. We are anxious about
il; gerry. One mora gem from the casket, eN-
ceedlney interesting and very Instructive
Your learned tritlti>n~ on certain passage Of
scripture. How naturally Won slip on HeroP-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-03-27

SUBSCRIBERS desiring to have the address o
papers changed must state the Post Office to which
the paper has been sent we'll as the one to which
il q O 90
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-03-27

The snow storm of rbar-dgg night was ter
rifle The now Wa driven INTO heaps hy the
fierce wind, blocking IN. highways and rail
roads The tram ON the Belfast Branch. that
left on Friday morning, did not return until
Sunday night. With two tnsine- and snow
plow they reached the summit beyoud Brooks
that night,where they mel another uerrc storm.
and drifts ten feet in height aud were Obliged
to remain during The night. The cuts were ali
full, and the rest OF The way to Bulnham. which
they We're two days in aeromp~biuE was one
continual battle with drifts. About forty pas
sengers Were waiting At Kurnhaa Two Of
them came ~ far As Thorndke with 4 sleigh
beyond which the road wa, impossible, and
from thence the train brought lbcm in. Instead
of finding fault with those in ahlrge Of the
train, we are disposed to commend them Tor
doing well.
Uncle Nat Greer, who hyes@ beyond the
corner in Belmont is veteran that it don't
answer to tool with gang of Young men
from another town, not long since committed
on his premises some depiedltion- combining
insult and damage about equally He came At
once TO Mr.. Fogler. in this city, and handing
him a round bill and a list OF names. said
squire, you write to them To come 10 your
Office IN week from today and pay that bill
But" says the lawyer, III they don't come
what am to do - "OT. they come, they'll
come" was the reply. The letter was sent, and
suA enough, on the day set, the party came i'll
and asked for the demand. Just they We're
counting out the greenbackS, Uncle Nat came
in and took Il seat in the corner. When the
business was all finished one of the party nd
dressed himself to the plaintiff in the case. ''Mr
| Greer, now that the busnt~ IS is all settled up
| wish you would tell u how YOU knew we did
it." knew" says Uncle Nat, why didn't;
| but guessed mightg near, ditl.t II"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-03-27
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.

ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS
desiring their advertisements published in the Jour
nal will please state to the Court.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-03-27

81 S. NJ. PETTENGILL & Co., State ST., Boston
and 81 Park Row, New York, are our authorized
Agents tor procuring subscriptions and forwarding
advertisements.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-03-27

Willie Hix, ad Of about eleven years OF
age, SON Of L. W. Hin, Jr, of RockIand while
playing with some companions in barn
Wednesday forenoon, fell or jumped from a hay
moW and struck upon a pitchfork, one of the
times OF which entered his breast, and it is sup
posed penetrated his heart, causing death al
most instantly.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
". {. Sorbcrt, gpfmsifsr.

Nebcr bic ur6tbaren LprnaSpS
nit Sasel unb Jtssen, he am %. Wai iiber
5beile BON Sppa unp 5ainOi5 pssfsstsn, Iisscn
teBt ansflbrli6e Seri6ts Dor. Der Srfan fam
aus iicmsfli6er &i6tuns unt tur9SOs Waib-
instpn Co., stpa 6 Meilsn nSrelib spn @alb.
instrn, bas GcuntY in Der Habs BON patton Der.
laIient.
Die Sabn Der @inbple mar unseiabr cine
Meilf brett une ;ertprte 2lQes, mas f9 inner.
BALI Der ielten %befane. SGu1er, S9runen, 3du.
ne, G;st pnp @snl9en purssn smpprsstpbsn
une tur6 bic saftt %sntfabrt. Isnl3sn II. 0isb
muresn eur9 bic Ssftislsit, nit Der lie eann ;u
Sppen ssiG!eupsrt purpen, sstpetet une SGuIsr
unb S9sunsn in Stiide aerbrc6en unp pieIe
iitsr srpbs 5Ia6sn bin %ssritrsat. Salien rruresn
rnr6 bic @spalt tisf in bic GrSe s%stristsn, uno
islbt Sieb puris bu9tabli1 in bic @rrs einss'
tpibIt. Scsiel Bis jsBt in Grfabruns sebraGt IT,
fnb 10 6lrmbGuier uns sisls S9sunsn seriiSrt.
Gin Saulbaus, has in Der gabn res Srfaas
lag, rures total ;sritSrt une 4 bon ben ainpern
| serisst.
Die pisrisbnjabriss Ssdter BON Senay Nrtb'
tpel puree cine 8isrtelmsile nett pur9 bic 9uft
sntfabrt anS mar, ais ls s~efunbsu, topt u. bud-
itatli8 gu sinsr unfOrmli9en Mals serauetI9t.
giele anpereSeute inp bsl9apist mebrere lebsnS.
ssiabrli6 Serleyt wpresn. Nan6e rstteten i&
paeur9, paB lie in bic aslsr fii1tstru. Der
Sasel entbielt S9lclsn bon 9 3oa Ourtmsl-
Ter. @anae bieier ShlpHsn batten mad Stun.
ben nod bic 0rSbe zines 8 ibnsrei's 8. Tas
graulen hes Srfaus mar bis auf 10 Meilen melt
Su bprsn.
60 peii bis jebt bsfaant llnb IN NalbinstUn
So, IS psrionsn ssipctst wOrpen; 2 peric-
men lisssu auf ben Sub II. piele i4psr psrnifesr.
Gin Aassn3eusc iast bic Winepole babe bic
5erm sineS Balloon" aebabt nit benz i4malen
Gnee mad unten unb bate etpa 20 CD Meilsn
III Der Stanes ssmatt.
Sn ganra ter, asptuf Co., 1T jsbss SauS
nit Ausnabms sinss ~sin;isen ssrltErt porssn
fem.
stu8 in Der umsrbuns ron 8 es Mpines
baults Der Stmm flrGtrli3. Der 9pnpuetswr ei.
nss Giisrtabnsuses beridtst eaB Der 8ino unp
Sasel nit iol9sr OenaIt sessn bic 8sgscns
trist, Sab i9 ~eislslben auf ten S6isnrn Wisstsn
ane man lmitnrs flr4tste.
Die gBpbnuns bon SsnrY Seibsrt, bel Aysr'S
@rpse, wuree pom Sliy sstrOHen unb prQltantis
bemolirt. Serr Lne 8rau Seibsrt uao eine5 Der
Sinner purbel ssrlest. Ias scsenuterIisssnes
Saus tts Srn MaYers trures eur1 ben S.arm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
GprreippuSen; aus Spcrspiae.
Mrrtte Oa3etteI

Is ssrsi6t bsinsm Gprrsippntentsn sum te.
iUnpersm gersniisrr, b. tsri4ten 81 @fGnnen, oaf
eieiein (gisp gBine) 5ppnibip Gin srrssS Gem.
~plin,snt in rsr peripn uniers a6tbaren 5rsurbse
Ssrr ga.atiu 8sbsr ssma6t purpe. gfa6 ber
Ausinge fes dubuque So. Aupitpr ndmlid, bal
Der chen er.pGbnte Ssrr 9. @sbsr in lsinsr 81.
senI4aft uls hiesjabriser a6slIpr Ron Ner
g8ins 3ppnlbip bic tprrrttsits urS u~sttslts arbeit
abgeisfert ME nod fsin Seamtsr Dor ibn. =
Wispiel lU!9s g8Srte ;u bebeutsn baber mag Der
%ermsisn fEnnsn Der, meiB, mas S@pirristsitsn
nit Der gTsIuribip bisles 5abre5 psrbuaten ma.
ren.-g8irbe man itetS bel ben Wablen sbrIi9
anb unpartsiii9 gu @srfe sebsn unb nur d.
bi9s sbriams @annsr Su Ysamtsn MAIDEN,
oann Itanee es in alien Siiee Departments,
melt better. Surrab fir Serrn galsntins @rbsr.
*.
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C6ir bic o0uremburser @aset.s."
Gbrc Sen eSranen!
Gbret bic 8rdusu tie fettea unp ,peber
Gua bimmltihe Rpien iu's firhlt d eeti

S"% '"''N"'NN ~
CT bate S6iQsr aud insen tSnnsr, tpsnn
ibm pa6 frpmme @irfsn Der beuti6en 5rauen
BON CASCADE Srra, tefannt semsisn mare.
Sn frisbli6sm gsreine serbunben, trast jsbe fa-
tbplii6e Sausfrau scrre ibr She'll basu BEL, raa
6pttesbaus gu S%ersieren. glut ioaen bic Sung
frauen, bic 5iinslinse unr Wanner Der 6sntein.
be ipgar ni6t anitsben, ibre Sparfaisn gum Nu-
srn Der Stride mn ettpas lsi6tsr 81 ma6en.-
llne iplh' Elm bebarrli6ss, r~eligiSies Wirfen
mub in ben @usen zines jssrn, Der pirien artifel
lieSt, bppprlten 8lan3 inp @rrtb babet, sun1al
ibm tas l1mGblidr gerbaItsn BON trilter Seite
baislbft bsfarnt III.
Inter Der beuti9sn Stride in CASCADE befnbet
ii6 zines Der l~uftislten urc %seriumisfen S6nl.
lpfaIe, bic Der Sdrsiter Iisies je bierSulaabs
s~prfanr, atsr eS 1T fein teuti9sr 2ebrsr pa, unb
bpa iastr bpap. Serr aarIltitter in Der Oyers.
Yiler Miiipn, RAP &c fir sie beutl6en Gatbplifsn
in glmerifa spn Der grEstsn @i6tisFsit iei ibre
Sinper Oeatid lernrn gu lahsn, psnn is feline
@efabr laufen pplsn, ~pisleI6en ais bcbIfSpfss
dandics, aller Jte!isipn une Sitts taar, aufraa,
fen ;u iebsn.
NUlen bpfCn, eab bns frpmme Strsben Der
bsutlasn aatbpIifsn srn Cascade in SGlee nit
csm befen Grfrlse setrSnt spirp, bsnn fe Serfies
men sesbrt unr geaGtrt su perper, uni ilnb zines
sutsn gfarrers nnp zines tii6ti9en gebrsrs irsrtb.
La Ve'rite'.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

Sim icetcn Samitae bat bier has Nrrc-
Soma. Sejirfs.S urnfst bsscnnen. Oils mir bic
sn,eise pieies 8eites laien NIT benz nairen
S6luB o8assnjammer 9un6" fel uns unpia,
firii6 Der 0sbants Elm, mic melt bic Surner Ypn
ssm erbabsnen 3pede linens sana in corpore
sano" absefOmmen limb ; ME Der i&rne Spru6 /:
o5riiG, frpmm, frSbli6, frei", bel ibnsn sur
Siise sepOrben. @abrli6 Der alte Senatcr
)Miand BON MiHuuri bate Splfummsn &e9t
'als CT ben amsriFanil6sn Surnpereinen iapn sOr
Sabrsn ben Natb CAB, i9 auisulpiea, ra is bod
|~feinen 3wef rnebr bitten, bic fSryerliGsn llebuns
gen nur @slsssnbsit gu Saufsslasen unr ibr
y~seiltises Surnes" eitel 8 I'm bus'' lei.
Babrlit, .pcnn Satsr Sabn cas- 5rsiben iei-
ner 3Sslinge iii slmerifa fsnnts, or piirbs ii9 i'm
6rate umbrrhen unc fame CT beute in cine inc.
rifanii2e Surnbale, CT wiirpe Ialirnmsr nit ben
Serru 2urnern ssrfabren, ais Gbriiius nit ben
S9n@sriuesn i'm Sempel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
EhicQQe WarftberiMt.
Wer TeIesrapb.) 81

Wer TelearaptD 81. Mai 1873.
@eisn.-rnresclmGBis; SO. 1 Sprins, iebr
fLau /; 90. 2 belt fh bis S6lub $1.2S; fur
SUM- $1.26f ; fir Sui $1.253; Np. 3 $f.19-
1.19t.
aprn.-llnresslmaBis; go. 2 i&lOb rsselma.
Fig gu SO cts frldes 40-4O3 ssbptsn fur SUI
nj; 3S5 fir Suli.
5afr.-SdmaG unt niebris; 80. 2 3D.
31t cts. /; friI@er 80 cts. fur sunni 318: fur
Suli 33s.
&ussem.-Ssf au 6s3 cts. fir friitsn.
@erae.-Scbt; 20 cts. /; fir friiae 76-7S
cts. 30. 3 63-66 CITE. Iusi9uB 37-43 cts.
pprf.-9ei6ter ; sesen baar su $16-t6.t23 (;
fir SUM- $l5.S5-16.W.
S6mals.-5st gu $3.50 1856 ssssn taar;
$3.50 fir Suli setpten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
GAZETTE.

BON leinem 6unbament seitcten unb tbeiltptiie
umaewprfen. Sci Mltppna purpen mebrere
Sduier umsewsbt, unb in SannpSer bic neue
Metbpbifenfir1s. Mebnli9e llnsliidsfaae wer.
Zen ron Yplf 60, serneleet absr, ipSisl man bis
jsst meiB, wurbs nur Elm Mann rom Sls &C.
tSstet, bsIen 4si9s man auf Der grarie ssfan-
ben bat.
Gtenlp fir6terli1 ais in Soma, tiitbete Der
Sturm in Sainpis. Cine Meile ilbli& ron
avon In Sutton Goy wurpsn Is 0ebaube bur9
ben Sturm ,srltSrt. Sn ben gaamsarten u. @al-
bern purbsn bic gGums aus Der gSursel sebpben
unc wsssefsst nnc bic 8en;en am gcesn abss-
brpdsn. Der S9apsn mag etira $25-30,OO0
betragen.
Sn Der WGbe BON @ pnmputb +, bcri6ten
Musenseusea, bic ben Srt Der @srwiltuns belutt
baben, eab gGuns Spn 2 SUP Durdmeder alb
setrsbt unS son, @inbe mitssfibrt prrcsn int.
Stsasnwriis babe Der Sturm, iesar bic GrSe
aufsewiblt. Serr Gatpns Saus wurbs serfprt
unp bic Siidc nod allen Simmelsssssntsn &C.
Ibleueert. A gsrIpnen, bic i'm Saule trarsn
fabrte Der @ine aui cine Gntfernuns ron ettpa
Is &utben meg, mo man lie ale mebr reer ireni.
ger sermunbst fane. Ssrr 9aneeSers SaIs
wurte rein pssssfest. Die Samilie, bic f8 in
hem Seller smsrsttet bate ssrlpr ben Spbn, Der
spn sinsm gaumtruntnt eri&lasen tporben.
Wie Gin 9lspn Gorreippnbent in, Peoria
Transcript iast 1T Der Ssrluit in ben 3 Sppn.
Ibips bort an bic $4,000. Spbt s~sbIieten 1T
nur elmer 9srwunbst wurten 26 Ysrlpnen, tpp.
BON msbrss ibrsn @unpen erliesen ipsrpsn.