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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29
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uncsFsdten o,pinsma,sr untsr sreBsm 3uerau.
81 JepsIbi.
lin Il. 9th pueet in Ys:pisrs cine nsus
Wibl fur ctniu Msgraisptanten an Stels pss
prr'terbersn .,lteeraisH" Caple lfat. Die aa.
tpe.tfen beren ,IntH err lbren an bic Stelle zee
10 plpSlit erriicreeaei or. Dapie ,a trinaen,
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= Arbtiitr auicr csu lrnmmun ; sludli2srwsi.
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nun eas 8. unslad Ger art tei bisism Bau une
lsa cine Hrsnss unirria3uns folssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29
&iraliat atuisktitsn.

Sn 9aaseatime, Soma, pollen Die 3a.
tboliten cine neue Gir9e bauen. Gin finf
Nder SroBes @runbitid. uno Slpar an e..
mem Der i5Sniten puntte oes Wiiiiippi-
5bales ssleSen, babsn lie idon tduai4 er.
tporben, unb palen iie nit benz 9aue nod
bieisn CONNER beginner. aud in Gen.
tralia bel DUBUQUE, iuerbsn @nitalten gum
8au zines nsuen @~ottesbaulss sema9t.
Die i'm Yau besrihsne 2irds in 6tacsp-
bile, Wit9eQ 60, Sonia, sebt ibrer 0rl.
Isnbuns sntssssn. Gs wirb elm bibidss,
properes fleines @ottesbaus. ueberbaupt
1T bas tirdIids 9sbsn I'M Staate sismIid
Iebenois.
2srooRfyn fam nit &sat bic pStabt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29
~3ngemburger 0a3ette.

Der &ir4en" s%enannt peroen. sic sdblt
SO Gpiscopaltir6in; "a fatbolii6e &ir-
diem 33 Wetbobiitentir6en; 80 9aptiiten=
tir4en; 32 INSTRUMENTATION; Is
gon9re9ationaItir6en; 10 oeuti9= refor
mirte &ir6en II lutberii9e 3irden A
Ni6t Episcopal Metbooiitsn /; 3 unitarier;
5 farbise Metbooiitenfir6en; 2 beutI6e
Metbooiitentir9en; 6 Spnasosen unb 6
fir @ldubise anoerer 8efenntniHe. gs
fOmmt cine 8irde auf unsefdbr 100 Gin
tuobner.
Die Srumo teinfegnmg CUR tatboli-
iden &atbeorale in Gbleaso fano am per-
floiienen SOnntas Dor adt Saaen untsr
9etbeiIisuns aler tatbolii9en 9ereine ie.
ner Staot uno in @ssenmart BON iiber 25,-
600 3ul6auern itatt. Sie &ir6e wiro an
Der noroOitli6en Ode bon State= uno Gu.
perior StraBe, seseniiber Dem Ylab, no Die
IN 1871 abgebrannte itano, i'm gotbilhen
Stpl aufsefibrt uno bat cine 6ront BON
100 SUB an State StraBe unb cine Sisfe
BON 2lO 6uB on superior StraBe. I'm
Der iiopeitli6en Ode Der 8irde fommt Der
i'm 8anSen 240 SUP bobe Sburm su iteben.
Wuf alien Seiten iperoen li9 Sbiren be-
inoen uno a9tSebn Senitsr iperoen bas
Snnere erbelen. BON Dem Yooen big
gum Dad ipirb bic Stride cine 60be BON
SO 6uB baben unb iinb Die Sib= @apacitd-
ten fir 5000 psrIonen berednet. Sie
Simenlionen bes So9altars lino 33 bel
80 6uB, uno Die Der gu beioen Seiten aele.
senen Sacriiteisn "a bel Is SUB.
Der bodw'ite GrsbiidOf Meglostep BON
Ne,p Yort besab iid NIT Der Billie bu
Sapre," tpel1e am lebten Samtag mad
Sapre absins, nod europa, nm, tpic per-
lautet, einen ldnseren aufsntbdlt in &om
5u iebmen. Ser bo9m'l te 9il9oi Bacon
bon YOrtlano, We., Gep. %. 6. 0oune-
man uno Der Marquis BON Gbambrum rel.
len nit bsmielben SabrSeuse.
Gr56iC6of Seoo6owsRi. Ser au.
rper YoSnansfi entbdlt Die iolsenbe Mit-
tbeiluns: .Wir srbalten aus . Itromo siin=
itise Na6ridten iiber ben 8eiunobeitssu=
itanb oes bo6wiirowisitsn Yrimas. Seine
er3bil6ohibe 8naoen balten li9 nit Got
tes Siilfe gut; Die finfmonatli9e Gini6lie-
Bung bat iueoer ole @elunobeit, nod Die
&rdfte bes boben 8~eian9enen anse9riifen.
YerlOnen, pel6e i'm beiuden molen, iin.
ben jeBt mebr Sdmierisfeiten uho ,ueroen
oft SuriidSewieien. Sn leBtsr 3eit ~itattete
benz O~berbirten Die srafide Samilie Stol-
berg aus Yeterswaloen einen 9elu6 ab."
Sur Ole 3eitauration DER sotbii6en
neutrality-suspicious. in Graus WiIters<
beim bel 8 iiren in Der 3beinpropins
bat Der preuBil6e 2anotas Die Summe BON
5000 Sbalern %peruiQist, moiir ibm ole
Mn%ertennuns sebiibrt. Die Hectoratsfir.
DE IN 6rau Wilersbeim lit ndmli6 elmer
Der dlteiten 9otbii6en Sempsl in Seuti9-
lamb lno ltammt i6on aus Dem II. Sabr-
bunoert. Serrlid auf elmer Nnb66e sele=
gen, Siebt oas lieblide Sir6lein, belonoers
an Maria Seimiu9uns, benz Yatrenats=
feite, piele @abaiabrer an lid. Sn frii=
beren 3eiten fol- bas @etreise auf Den Wa-
gen i'm &ir6lein seiesnst poroen ieir. pes-
balb es 4 sroBe Sbore gum Sineiniabrsn
bate. 3psi oerielben iino iest 3usemausrt.
2Sie p~erfautet, ioa @onlsr. 6reppel,
Der jebi9e gii6of bon Fingers, gum Yri-
mas BON GrGutrei6 ernannt weroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29

Am %. SUM- sIsid na1 BEN @ousss
eisnlte purrs paIicr Stif pom Dampels
Isle pom spei 0snrarmsn psrbaftst une
nab 9eblens abseiibrt, I'm In Uclse
ma!ssisBli&er Sirafsn i'm @sfansniss
a~ufssbpben ~ lein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29
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81 'gnen ee ySap1geu Se'a9t. VI pal
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an Die 1ortcsuer elmer frelea NeSterunS,
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aaplt le'en.
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bic p'rteileute betriisen laiIen, unp pas
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fedunss,wsdeu in Der SaI9e iis ieien
bic 5anrlanser Ger Sancwerfspplitifer.
sic bilren rie 0Orperiamm.unsen, ie
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bic Sorpsriammlunsen, UNI le fpmmsn
fetS nit Snfrufiionen. @ber eiele Sns
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auf 0sbei6 ibrer bSberen Grdbrer, peren
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-15
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, October II. Schooner Isabella
Thompson, from Bangor for Providence, was
towed in to Woods Hole to- day by steamer
Island Home, full of water having been run
into at five a. m. by schooner Nettie Lampher
of Lynn, when off Cross Rip light boat The
Isabella Thompson was cut down to the wa.
ter's edge.
Schooner Abbie Burseley, from a coal port,
was at anchor in Hyamms Harbor to-day, in
leaky condition, having struck on Pollock
Rip.
British bark Rambler, with coal, is ashore
at Pembroke, Maine. No particulars are CIV
en-.
Springfield, October H. Edward Haseley
of West Springfield, freight conductor on
the Boston 6 Albany Railroad, caught his
foot in a frog while endeavoring to shackle
cars at Hihsdale last night, and was run over
and killed.
Lowell, October IA. The first annual To-
cal regatta occurred to-day on Merrmac riv-
er above Pawtucket Falls. The weather was
raw and the water rough, but there was a
large crowd Of spectators present. There
were three races of two miles each, the first
being for single SOULS, for which there were
five entries. The race was won by Larry
O'Rourke.
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PORTLAND.

Portland, October IA. The Maine General
Hospital in this city, will be dedicated Oct.
22d, and Governor Dingley will deliver the
address.
Michael Connors fell through hatchwav
in Galt's block, three stories to day, and was
badly injured, though not killed.
The jury in the case of Ansel Stevens
against the Grand Trunk Il. r., aendered a
verdict in favor of Stevens of $l2 1888 49,
Mike Higgins, a runaway from the Reform
School, and who is wanted in Bangor on
charge of burglary, was arrested III this city
to day
The city solicitor of Saco appeared before
Judge Virgin in this ell. yesterday afternoon,
and prayed that an immediate injunction
might issue to prevent Mr.. Deerng, the con-
tractor to build the bridge, from proceeding
with his work. After full hearing this az
ternoon of both parties the Judge denied the
injunction.
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Boston Boot and Shoe Market.

IUESDArs OCOO6f ID.
The shipments of boots and shoes from this mar
ket to places outside of New England for the past
week have been 1870 cases, against 20 500 cases
for the sponding week last year.
Total shipments for the first nine months OF the
yearl OH 639 cases, against O54 SAG cases tor same
period last year.
The shipments from Lynn for the week have been
1868 cases, against 1865 for the week las
year.
The shipments from Haverh for the week have
been 2l3 cases, against 1912 cases for the cores
pondng week last year.
We would state here that our shipments of boots
and shoes have been obtane by personal inspec.
ton of the books of the various railroads and des
patch lines, and have been collected by the same
reporter for the past seveu years. We do not in.
cude the shipments of rubbers, but shall hereafter
give them separately. Although the shipments
exceed those of the corresponding date last year,
we do act think they indicate the comparative
amount of business, as the agents of the various
lines say that more goods are shipped this season
directly from the factory, as buyers are in hurry
for their goods, and it is saving of time to send
them directly from the factory. Businessf howsv.
err, is Stacking up, and not many Of the factories
are working their force on iull time. Many OF the
teams have broken up, and the wOrkmen left for
other places, and many more teamsar at work
only on partial time There is no disposition to
cut up stock for future use, and business IL con.
fined wholly to ORDERS Trade on the whole has
been as large as was expected, but the profits have
been small. There Is something doing in the New
England trade, and certain classes OF work are
selling quite Ieady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-15
ILLINOIS.

Springfield, October IA. The Sth annual
reunion Of the Army of the Tennessee con
vened at the Opera House this morning, &c H.
w. T. Sherman presiding. Committees We re
appointed and routine business transacted. -
A resolution was adopted thanking the cil;i.
zens of Toledo for the magnificent donation
to the funds of the socity. A resolution TO
admit to membership the rank and file of the
army of Tennessee was lost, by vote of 80
to 81. The resolution was subsequently Of
ferred again and referred. Brief speeches
were made by General Sherman and Vice
President Wilson.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
Northumberland W. T. Sherman.
Vice Presidents-Gen. w. w. Belknap, J.
w. Fuller of Ohio, J. F. McGenins of Indi-
anna, Captain John WATSON of Illinois, Col.
J. M. Rusk of Ohio, Gen. Thomas c. Fletch-
er of Mississippi, Colonel w. Ii. Marshall Of
Minnesota, Col. c. c. Wolcott of Ohio, Col.
w. M. Ferry of Michigan, Major ID. s. Will
lard Of Illinois, Gen. j. M. Thayer of Ne
braska, Maj. George A. Steele of Illinois.
Recording Secretary-Col. l.. N. Day ton
was reelected
Corresponding Secretary-General uicken.
looper.
Treasurer-Ge NJ. A. Force.
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Maine Industrial SbhOOl for Girls.

The undersigned take this method to inform
the public that they have been appointed by
the Board of Directors of the above named
institution, a committee to make an appeal for
the last assistance needed to render the school
ready for occupancy.
BY the favor of the State and the generous
aid Of few of our citizens, the ultimate es-
Enlistment and success of the school have
been assured. 1t only remains for slight
contribution to be made on the part of the
public to open it to those who so much need
its wholesome restraint and influence.
A substantial and admirable building has
been erected on the bank of the Ken
nebec at Hallowell. Provision has been
made by the managers to furnish all the rooms
except the sleeping apartments of the girls.
These apartments to the number of thirty,
it is proposed to furnish uniformly in a neat
and comfortable manner, and at the small cost
Of twenty five dollars each, amounting in the
aggregate to but seven hundred and fifty dol
lass.
The committee respectfully urge upon every
one who may be interested in this worthy en-
terprise and who may be able to do SO, and es-
pecially upon the several churches, the excel
ience of the opportunity here presented to do
real and permanent good. They ask that
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Nallomell local Mems.

CT.
o'shs Vi enterprise ABOUT town continue 10
increase and multiply" Wilson is project
ing improvements about his newly nnrcbased
,a.ean socona .,,oa,. N;o.ha. od.1,
','@'' -,"eS "a' 'on'"'ehcea
al aooi'ion 10 HIS mousse, forty ieet by twenty,
two stories, running west in the shape of an
L, which will be convenient IA vol "a orno.
..o,. r,.
,,a,,a "s
.a".a y" ny. nyn 'uee' 10 oe cothpie'ea this
of oonnoria.. . no., n nr iiouse
pant h. '.ions oh " in'nrop s'Iee,'
d,a s;roat. ILL., t" so'nP'e'eu on Mn
$50 ,W s mas newly snineIeu MS
sooa;.oa "a.ei s.ee'' .'ie ,eu store mas
nov psoo e. ~" Nv I '' ~ PAM MesSrs. olick
s,oras reo,sI,, ..1.. mn hwy 'e.o'ateo
s o.>ht., ne"y .sauy iol occupancy giving
ture; Beeman has tried the virtues of new
shingles upon his square of buildings; and
others, in various parts of the city, are giving
finishing touches to Improvements that have
not come under our observation.
Mess,s ca,, g p,,, ~, 49,,
uara r,a,ohar..s ,i;. .'.e Aho~ |, ',alu-
ex,an.;na s,n'I -, 49, ma'e so'a 'ne'r
son who ~ i'll non,;a,a u.s. "1' e" no'in,
s,an1 '"1 '"''"e'' "' '"e VI"
The forests at the present time present an
appearance of gorgeous masnificence and
splendor seldom witnessed even in favored
New England. All the hues of the rainbow
in sharp relief and blended beauty greet the
eye OF the beholders on every side suggest.
ing to the thoughtful mind visions of splendors
scarcely surpassed by the most glowing des-
criptions of the regions of the new Jerusalem
all too beautiful to last.
The Hallowell Granite Comnanv have mr.
chased of MIR. A. ID. Niles the old bopsa and
lot on Union street. east of hi. livery staIla
and will clear off the old rnbb;sb vb;ch 1r;,,
give a more ATTRACTIVE annaor.nca 70 49,. ;n,
poi54ni locality. There is an abundant
chance Tor improvement on that important
street, generally and particularly: and we
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NEW HAMPSHIRE,

Hanover, October IA. Great preparations
have been going on since the commencement
of the term for the class regatta held to-day.
Last night some mischievous person or per-
sons entered the boat house and broke the
rudder of the boat belonging to "7G" At
half past three "75" rowed up to the start
and shortly after &c followed in team. At
424 O'Clock the pistol was fired and the crews
started. The Seniors took the water first and
got two oatlengths ahead. The Juniors
soon picked up and were nearly even when
by the breaking of an oar they lost the race.
The Juniors rowed over the course yesterday
IN 10 minutes. The time to-day was %. TO-
Saturday IS and II will race for the colors,
and this will end the first class regatta.
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STATE NEWS.

The family of DIR. Pollard, in Orrington,
awoke on Sunday morning little after mid
night, and found their room filled With smoke.
The fire spread speedily TO the ell and barn.
but little was saved from the house, and the
en- tire contents of the barn was burned. The
house was valuable one, and the barn was
a very large one, filed with hay and grain, q
most valuable crop, Loss $4,000; partially
insured. ~fr.|r
The Journal says that on Friday evening
Mrs. William Dingley Of Auburn fell back.
ward down the cellar stairs, dislocation her
right shoulder, and seriously bruising her.
The fall was so severe that two Of the lower
steps we're broken. 1t was wonderful that
she escaped with her life.
About $4,000 worth Of hops have been
sold in Bethel and vicinity within the past
two weeks,
The horse Eastern Queen took the first
money in the three minute races In Orono,
and Charcoal the first money in the 40 rae
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, Oct. IA. 1874,

Chicago, Oct. II. 1874.
quiet-extra spring C2ha5 90.
Wheat-No. spring cash, S9-azS Oct. S3-a
s0A Nov: 72l3 for rest of the year. ssseszssse
Corn-No. ?. mixed, cash, 16k q; Oct., 73&a-;
IA for the year,
Oats-No. 2. 4sxaal cash: Oct, asa; AK for
the year.
Rye-No. 2, S4a-.
Barey--No. spring l04,salO5 cash; lo2lt Oct.
Dressed Hogs-6 00a6 30.
Pcrk-2l rs cash lsals 81 Feb; II IS bid and Is
asked seller year.
Lard-l4 %, cash; II 60 Feb; II 90 seller year.
Bulk Meats-shoulders 5-a-y short rib mid Is
al short clear mid l31al.
Green meats-shouders -; short ribs -.
Hams II lbs average alb.
Whiskey-10laiUl.
Freghts-Corn to Buffalo, IA; wheat do - 81
a..
Receipts 6 95l -four l42 COO wheat: 81. eG0corp;
IS 100 oats; ?5OU rye; 29, 1870 barley.
Shipments ,6S hour; 1893 wheat: 90 $50
corn l22 9g9 oats; 1912 barley ;ol200 rye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-15

The announcement of Mr.. Magma, the
agent Of the Cromwell Steamship Line be-
tween Portland and New York, may be found
in our columns. The first. class steamships
George Washington" and George Crom-
WE'LL" of one thousand tons each, form the
means of transportation, and make conven-
lent connections with the railroads. This
company provide extra accommodations for
their patrons, their boats are under the SUI
pervision of careful and efficient officers, and
their facilities are great for the transportation
of freight at low rates. We have no hesita.
ton in commenting this line to the patronage
of the public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-15

the amount necessary to furnish one or more
rooms may be forwarded at the earliest posi-
opportunity to Simeon Page, Esq, Of Halo
well, Treasurer of the school, accompanied
by the name of the donor and a statement Of
the object to which it is to be applied. They
feel confident that this appeal will not be in
vain, but that when the furniture is needed
the funds will have been accumulated in the
manner proposed to purchase it, and that the
school will not fail to enter at once upon the
active usefulness for which it is designed.
BENZ. KINGSBURY, Jr.,
SIDNEY PERHAM.
MRS. G.. A. l.. SAMPSON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-15

It 10 announced that Prince Napoleon will
become residen: of the department Of
Charente Inferieure, one Of the strongest of
the Bonapartist departments, in order to be.
come elected to the Council General aud Ma
tional Assembly.
A despatch to the Pail Mall Gazette from
Santard der says that the report of the surren-
der of two Carlist battalions to the republi-
cans, is officially contradicted.
Germany.
Berlin, October a. 1t 10 officially report.
ed that Emperor William has abandoned for
the present his intended visit to Italy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-15

Yesterday forenoon horse attached to a
top.buggy, ran furiously down Rines Hill and
along water street until the carriage was de-
moralized opposite Aliens Block, by striking
another top-buggy. There were two men
connected with the Soldiers Home, in the
runaway horses carriage; they were buried
beneath the ruins of their carriage, but got
out and found themselves only slightly hurt
In the other carriage were Rev. Mr.. Paine
and wife and child of Hallowell. Their
carriage was overturned and somewhat bro
ken, bnt wonderful to say, not one of inmates
was injured seriously. TWAS amiraculously
narrow escape. Runaways seem to be fear
fully frequent, in our streets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-15
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily 8enaebee guurnal.
Fatal Steam Boiler Explosion.
The Steam Tug Popham Blown Up.
One Man Killed and one Wounded.

Bath, October IA. Steam tug Popham Of
the Knckerbocker Company's line, while tow
ing raft of logs to Wiscasspt TIL. forenoon
in company with steamer Adela, when near
Westport bridge exploded her boiler, killing
the fireman, William Allen of this city, and
scaiding the cook, Melvin Potter of Pittston,
in shocking manner. He will probably die.
He has family. Captain Horace Litchfed
was in the pilot house at the time and escaped
injury. The engineer was also uninjured.-
leaking badly. The remains of the fireman
cannot be found probably blown to pieces
Cause of the accident unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-15

ST. JoHNsBURY, VERMoNT.-Last week The
Fairbanks, Scale Company manufactured over
100 scales. Since the opening of the year
they have run their factory on orders, and at
the present time they are far behind their or
ders. The business so far this year is in ex-
cess Oh ATTY expectation of the firm, being in
advance of any previous year. 1t is fact
worthy of note, and highly iattering to Amer
lean enterprise, that the manufactures of this
company have gained such worldwide rep
utation and sale. At the Royal Agricultural
show, held few weeks since in Bedford
England, silver medal offered "for articles
in whiah the judges think there is any special
merit was awarded to the Fairbanks hay
scale, or, as it is called in England, the Fair
banks weigh bridge for carts and wagons"
This coming from conservative England, in
appreciation of American manufactures, must
be considered the highest testimonial of the
merit Of these scales .--New Iork Express.