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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10

Spli unp Gbpr wurpe %9eIun9en, wprauf
pem 8Snise 0lidpunlb aprehen Der
Griten unp 3weiten 8ammcr UNI Der
Start 2lmlterram netit Ter ;u einem ma
t~ionalen 0eIhenf i'm 9anSen 2anp ses
lammelten @eleiumme iiberrei6t purpen.
Oarauf besab iib Ger 8bnia mad Gem
Sabnbpfe Ger &teinilhen Saba, UNI ZEN
8ailer pom Hu6lanp 81 empfansen unp
mad rem palais ;u tesleiten. Sn,pi,
i6cn hemeste lid Elm observation-disclosures
iber Bug BON eini8en SauIeucen rurb
rie Stact. Seran cine cpltumirte Nb.
tbeiluns in zen Srahten Ger 3eiten Der
Yerlhiercren S~tattbalter aus Fem Saule
Sranien /; ra,auf Yerlhiecene Sereine u.
@enerfe nit Yannern uno auescrilben
Gmblemen. Oils Ger 3us cas- Yalai5
p%aIlirte, erI6ien Ger .Sbnis, Gle Yrin;sn
unS Der 8ailcr auf rcm Salfon. I'm A
ubr perlies Der 8aiicr BON Guslanp pic
Stact pieper, UNI lid iiber Sliliineen
na6 9pnrpn su tessten. I'm 6 llbr mar
Sanfet i'm Snpuitrispalait unp in pielem
ausentlif entSinret man Die a%llsemeins
illumination. Spdter Seuerperf auf
Der @miel unp benz y. unsebsure Wens
ldenmen9en bewesen li3 babel natirlid
rurd rie Strasen, unc pbne llnslifSfdIs
miro Der Gag ni6t abselauftn lein. Die
lbeilnabme aler 8lallen unc Stdnee lit
~poQfdnpis. Die san;e 8O6e iiter miro
ni6t searbsitet, penr fur mcrsen II. ibers
mprsen fine nod psridiersne Yolfafate
ucrtereitct unp am Srei.as febrt Der So
Mig Nicer mad Gem Saas ;uriif. 100
pann bort ole Seier beg lnser wirr. 9m
81. 3. sebt Ger 8snis mad Gpttenpam.
wsldeS ebsnfaus Gas Set in srobartissr
@eile fetern miro, 10 pas ScIano pps
6snlans feisrt. Sece Start nil ibrea
eissnen 6ettas babsn, 10 raj man6e psrs
lelben an ras Gnce res Mpnats fallen.
Sc lieat chen in benz Gbaratter Der Sele
ldnrer, ppn ibrer sepSbnlid rubisen
Stimmuns sur Iusselafenbeit ibsrsus
trstsn. Sbre 6reupe mus ii6 iberlaut
du6srn. Die auSi6mifuns Ger Siuler
unc sanser StraFsn nit Sannen;pcissn
madt einen ansenebmen Ginrruf. an
psri6ierenm Often ilnp G%brenpfortsn err
ribtst, inter wslben pieienise auf rem
Dam iid purh ibre 0rSBe aus;eidnst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10
Seinria 8ornitein

propbeseit Der @elt ni6ts @utes In Ieis
ner unter benz rs. .. Mt. BON Wien aus
on paS uGinc. SplfSbl." 9eridteten Cor
%reipOncens. Gs beiet parin
.Sa, pas Gleno In 0ien 1T srob unp
tpenn Der liebe Soft nt1t Elm Gtnjeben
bat uni alien eieler armen @eI1Spfen
niat bilft 70 weie i9 ni6t, mas mod ses
I6eben fann.-S6 rie6e ldon petroleum,
i'd wittere lbon Gommune-unp sS
Ioute mir w~abrbaftis lsip tbun I'm, eas
ib5ne prddtis a%ufsebaute Wien.-
ga Ge ridt beran-pie Iociale &epos
lutipn-unp pa bilft fein 8cpf in cen
Sanbheden u. NidtsIeben wpllen. Die
srdbli6ts llmwdlsunG bic nod js bic
menI1Iide @eIeuldaft in ibrsn tiefiten
@runpfsiten erldlttert bat, 1T risIe fcms
msnre 1ociale &eYplution, bic isBt nod
ale fleinss I6warses @Slt9en fern am
ScriSonte itebt, bic aber Sieuei6t i6on
iiber Na1t rieiensrpb anIdpiQt une pas
game Ornament bereft. .Mu6 Der
Seufel mar an leinem 0~eburtstase flsin,"
msint Elm ruiIIdes Spridwort unp an
8uelanc cenft man lnwiafdrli1, wenn
man Don Der fommenpen i~pcialen Nepos
luton lpridt-Wer bic rprtisen 3utins
be senau fennt Der erwa:tet cas iblimm.
ite, unc IauIence BON Ipnit pprurtbeils<
frsien WenI9sn IN &uBlanp leben ldon
Ger nadlten 3ufunft nit Sansen une
3usen entsesen. Die ruIii&sn 3eituns
gen piseutiren bsreits Sans often bic Sra
&c: Was baben mir 8uGsn msbr su
fdrdten"-psn panllasismuS upsr zen
COMMITMENTS !" une In petersburg II.
Wosfau miro in ben bSberen Girteln bod
unp fet auf bic Griitens eines
bS6f ssbeilnen @ertrases seidworen,
pur9 ben &uBlanp. DeutI1lanp unp
Ssfrei& f@ CUR Sefdmpfuns Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10
Gia snglii4s prOteiantiia ltrt6sil
iber bic preubiide &iaenpolitif.

Oas lsBte Stft Der protect. ,,Edin-
burg Review" brinst unier Ger 9ufs
I6rift Prince Bismarck and the Ro-
man Catholic Church in Prussia" einen
Artifsl. norm eS beibt: vGine 10 uners
bSrte StaatsScleB9ebunS mag in elmer in
ternatipnalen Staatsfirbe mSIIib
lein. ater Niemanren mitp tsbaup.en,
cae Die fatbo!iits Stride in preuBsn iit
in cieier Stsuuns t%eflnpe. Ater in
8abrbeit 1T nicmals irsenp cine auf rie
GipilseieBacbuns ces Hei6ss sesrinrste
Staatsfirb E elmer 10 nit Der sisent,
liben Griitsn; elmer 6ierar6ie i'm 8izl
eerlprub ltsbrncsn Ginibrdnfuns unr'
Gpntrple untcrwcrfen wcrcen.-
Die Grsiebunsen Fer 0eiitlidsn. Die
Iaualihfeit Son Gan .icaten fir zen
priefsrianc, bic 8abl unp Grnennuns
Yon priehern, unc Die sanse 4eituns Ger
bspfrincsten @siflitteit. bic Yerbanss
uns BON ssiili1en Hissn unp Strafen
in iib besreifeno, fam fein Sc
9 en- itanp Der pplf;ei wereen;
cine STRIDE unter lol6en Sepinsunssn
wdrpe cine pom Gonitabler nnp Masis
frat resierte Stride iein.-
Ollie ssiRlide 0epalt unb glutcritat
1T ibr psrweiaert. Gin Iolbes Syifem
auf Die fatbolilte Stride nit ibren erbas
benen Iracitionen BON episcopaler Hesies
runs unp ibrem ieten autOritdtsnbau
anpenpen. mill einfa6 lasen, , aseine
Iol&e 8ir6e berbauptni6t
erifren oll.-
@ber in Wabrbeit fetne prptes
4 a ntif9e 8tr9e Der Wslt wirse
aud nur einen ausenblif Icl6e &ne9ts
Idaft ertragen. @erlu6t eS in 9 6pttz
| a p.-man nitric eud lasen, raB cies
tpaseporpener Grafianismus iei, unp
paS 8plf warpe lisbsr binausseben, am
Sersesabbans su bstsn, ais FOLDER
1yrannei ssbOr&en. Ssrlu9t es In
gns.anp-nidt Elm 0iaubiser Der eng
liiben Stride, peeer Gleriser nod 9aie,
wirce einen Ausenblif ras csIpotiI1e
OaSwildentreten Der 8esieruns in jecem
Met ees seifli9en 9sbsns erpulpen, -ebsns
10 bel allen uniern DiHenterS. Cine
Stride, pelbe aufbSrt ibrs Diensr uno
@!ieeer su srsisben, ein,ulessn uno su
resieren, bort iberbaurt auf cine 8irde
III lein. Wdnner aber fir Die aus
ibuns Yon pfli6ten befrs>
en-, pelde ben 8ern Cessence) III
res ). StanbeS auSma6eu n. eas
III bic 9rSbfe Gorm Der Il nsere9s
tisfeit unp Der Sntpleran,."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10
Sermaan b. Walindroot g~etorbeu.

Cine srIhitternre Trausrfunee bat
cas transatlantiIbe Sabel uns beute ae>
braht Serrmann y. % allind
rprt /, elmer Der talentYcuiten unp unerz
19rodenfen Sibrer Der GentrumSpartei
i'm Osutlten 8si6stase, 1T am q Wai
DON rem SdauplaBe ieiner ~seIesneten
SbStisteit atserufsn wcrren /; Ssrrmann
.. Wauindrcct Der srcse Geener, rellen
wudtise 9osif bic faceni6einisen Ybra.
fen unp 8erenSarten FER Natipnauibera>
len unp reutIden &irdenihirmsr 10 OF
UNI 10 srinrli1 nieperbdmmsrte, 1T per-
fummt fir INNER i'm reutI1sn &si9ss
tase unp i'm preusiiden slbssorpneten=
bauie, ;u eeren 3ierren er felt elmer &eis
be pom Sahren sebSrte 6errmann y.
Mauindrppt, Ger eifrtse 8atbolif unp
muterbafte Iamilisnsater. Der pUrises
Sabr feline cole, brape Satin pnr6 einen
pcrssitisen Cob serlor unc erit nor etli1en
Monaten III Windsn am Sraualtare
fam, UNI ieinsn Sinesrn cine sweite
Muttsr sn ssben-Ssrrmann .. Mal~
lindrprt 1T gum S6merse aIer pabren
8atbolifen DeutI9lanpS in Dem frdfisen
WannsSalter ron SO Sabren aus pisier
3eitli6feit seibiepen nadrsm er nod am
IA. Wai Der 0sburtstassfeier psS pap
ltss 81 Berlin praipirt.
Serrmann .. WaIindrppt cine Der
eeeliten pcrlen eeS peutIten &ei6StaaS
une rss preubiiGsn @tssorpnetsnbuuies.
teIIsn Nspsn aud piels unlerer esier nit
Stols unp 8eseiferuns ssleien baben
rerren, mar am 5 6ebr. 1921 ~ 81 | NJ
ben tn @sffalen 8eboren. Gr beiubte
pas 0ymmalium ~ Aa1ea, fucirte in
Berlin une Bonn unp arbritete ,uerit
beim Staptz ,besiebunsswstie Sberseri6t
in Yaeertprn. lppie ben Hesierunssn su
Winfsrt unit Grfurt. sls AGeHer ses
bSrte sr ben 8esieruasscpuesien su Wins
BEN, Grfurt, Strallune UNI Grantiurt
a. >. Oils NesisrunsSratb arteitsts CT
pon pom 1860-1867 In Dd6elpprf, pom
1868-1872 in Wsrlenburs.-Oen 1.
Wai 1872 1T er aus Dem preuBil6en
Staatsrienite sel6ieren uno bat iid leits
Gem tbeils rolitii6er Ibdtisfeit. tbeils
Ger 0srwaltuns ieines grtsutss Nprps
borden bel pacerborn sswipmst.
Witsliee res preusiI6sn a~tssprcnss
tenbaules par er ron 1852 bis 1868
uno BON 1868 bis iest. @ueerpem bat
er an ben Arteitsn res cpntituirenpen
unp prpentli6en NorppeutI6en, pie aud
pss sritsn Deutidsn &ei@stass Ibsil
ssnommen. SIN peutI1en HeidStase
Ysrtrat Ssrr .. Walindropt ben welts
faliI9sn @abltreis @banss Stsinfurs
1edlenbars.
Cine S4wsitsr ees su frib SertUrbes
ner, Yauline y. Malltndrppt
rpirf; ais Generals bsrin per S1wsaern
ron Der @rifli@n eisbs felt SpriSen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10
Meber bic 25jibrise 3eaierunass

Msbsr bic 2%5jibrise 8ssierunsss
Subelfeier pes SSniss BON SpL
l1reibt man untsrm IL. Wai aus
@mfsrcam Die GstIi6feitsn CUR Ssisr
pss 25jabrisen 5brcnbsteisuns 85nis
WilbslmS iii. baten ansefansen. @es
fern Inn balb 2 llbr fam Der 85ni9 nit
leiner sansen fSnisli4sn Gamilie an, boil
lanpildsn Sabnbofe an, 100 er pom ben
itaptiI6en @utoritaten besrist parse.
Inter Yssleituns elmer Gbrsnwa4e bies
flyer Burger nabm er Ieinen Ginsus In
feline fefli6 seidmidte Staet unc tesab
i& mad Dem Yalais auf Dem Dam"
unterpess wuree er pur6 cine S6aar
Waiisnfineer nit 0elans bssriet.
Nbencs mar Stdne1en Dor benz YalaiS
pon Der 9iepertafel. Seute Wprsen FAM
cine Geier In Der .Neusn &irdr Statt.
Cine Geits Gantate pom BEN Di9tsr ten
Sale une esm Gomponifen @srbulf fir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10
SEQ nod cine Sanb gum esbewebl unb
lab uns rann 81 teinem Sater seber.

SEQ nod cine Sanc gum 9sbepcbl unb
lab uns rann su beinem Sater Seben.
Sc bar auf meinem 0eIibt ,u leien,
cab Die @nfincisuns rieies idneIen @ts
ihtece, mid betriibts. &pIa cridte nod
etnmal meme Sanr unp iaste mir ins
Sbr:
Ou muBt ni6t trauria iein, SEQ. Ger
ne BAH lpre6en, oann fcmm' ib pieper /;
mede nod mebr lplhe Silchen fir mid !;
i'd werce gang frpb rariber iein.
SD leste meinc teiren Sdnren YOr
Die auSen, UNI lie nidt fprt9eben ~ Ieben.
III.
SO liebe lid idper Ihilpern, pel6
mdbtioea Ginprud Der SeIuh rs6 fleis
men Srduleins auf mid 9enadt bate.
Selblt meme Gltern Yrrmrdten in mir
faum nod Den wiIten Shreier wierer
Su erfsnnen. Sest mar Grnt in mein
@emdlb sefUmmen, unc ielten fubr BON
3eit Su 3eit nod Elm Sdrei aus meinem
Wunp. Wenn it III Sauie mar I6li1
t1 aem5bnlih in einen Winfel pes ,3im.
mers unp blieb ecrt unbepeslid unp
ldweiseno liBen, ben Slid unitst ins
Weite seridtet. 0pr meiren aussn
itanp INNER unc unaufbSrli6 bic CARTE,
peiee Grldeinuns. bic mir suld9elte, bic
Sanp rriidte nnp freuncliG mir ins DIR
flifterte: esrns l6neQ iprs6sn, rann
fomm' i6 Nicer.
Hun ipielte ih fat gar niGt msbr nit
msinen 0eldmiltsrn, i6 ssiste islbt ni6t
Die scrinsite Neisuns mebr, NIT zen
0ortfinren u~msuseben - an 6e ~
rtnten, mar bic einsise SeIddftislu6
meines 0eiltcS, ibre Wprte in meineh
Ssraen un~aufbSrli6 ~ p~isrerbplen ses
niste su meiner unterbaltuna.
SD fir6te, mein 6err, sic wcrcen
mid i'm StiQen Der llcbertreibuns be.
i6ulrisen. Sol6 tiefss @efibl in ei.
mem &inpe BON elf Sabrsn i1eint Sbnen
Yieaeiht n;1t natirlib?
Dsnnc6 mdlen sic, Der sic mebr
als anpsre ne lebereise Grinneruns an
bic gmpfinounaen Sbrer 8inpbsit be-
pabrten srfannt babcu, DAP pas Sers
zines 8inees :iefcr a"iisirt miro ais pas
Sers Don jemanc, peilen ansebprene 0eis
cenlbaflsn purh ben 3dsel Dec 0sritans
ces unp Der Grfabrun9 mebr ODER penis
aer ae,1bm. ltnc. NlerctnaS iinc bic
Ndbruns zines SinreS sswSbnlid ni6t
70 anbalienp /; aber i6 bsfanr mid me-
gen Der Gntbebruns Ger Sprade ramals
in einem %telonrern 3uitanp. Der mid ;u
itiqen Setradtunsen nStbiste. Oieiels
ben 9scanfen entitancen bunrert Wal
aufs Neue in meinem @eilte une pur6
pieie unaufbSrlibe Hehection erbielt mein
8sfibl cine Snnistsit, bic an einsm nit
benz Sprad YsrmSsen besabten 8inpe
ibertrieben unp franfbaft bate Ideinen
fbnnen.
Dem iei nun, pie ibm woue, bic Be-
%seusunsen freunpli9sn Mitlsirs Ssitei,s
Res l6bnen 6rauleins, batten mid nit
Mutb erfiut; unc - mO6te es nun
Sobmutb, Oanfbarfeit Oper sebeime
3uneisuns iein, pic mid bepeste-som
Worsen bis gum @tenc unb ieltit wdbs
reno meines S1lafs itanp bas 8ilp msis
nsr BeI6aBerin Dor meinen Musen.
0crtitBuns fclst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10

Oertf in BEN Ser. Staaten. Oils elm
Spfer Der Sismarf' iden Wa6rsselunsen
unp Serfclsunsen, fam lie nit ibren Or
rensl6pstern Scn parertprn in ras
eanc Der vwabrcn 6rcibcit," no lie BON
8ilfesbarre in YennlYlcanisn aus. bic
ibr unicrltsliten Shulen II. &lSlter leitet.
, 1874-03-04

(Cheers and groans). Mr.. Dixon, resuming,
said that the average cost per annum in Biz
mingkam Of compulsion had been. less than one
third Of a penny in the pound on the rate. In
the agricultural districts the rate, he believed,
would be less than a halfpenny in the pound.
He did not know what amount of opposition he
might have, but he could very well imagine
that a Bill of that character, simple and unOb-
iectionable as it might seem to him, would not
be carried through the House Of Commons un-
less it had the support Of Her Majesty'S MINI
listers. That support he could not certainly
count upon, but he hoped, at any rate, work
ing men, whose children were going to have
the benefit of the compulsory laws, would sup
port him. (Cheers.) If not now, he hoped
they would obtain their wishes when we had
a redistribution of electoral power, and when
the agricultural labourers had got a vote.
Then he did not believe that any Liberal Adj
ministration would decline to bring in and to
carry such a measure as his. Mr.. Dixon added,
in conclusion, that he would have to omit the
greater part of what he had TO say. He must
thank the people of Manchester for the honour
they had done him in inviting him to come and
speak in thai great hall, and, though it was
true he was prevented from continuing his
speech in consequence of the disturbance, yet
they should take this comfort to themselves
that the cause these gentlemen pointing to the
left gallery had come there to support would
not gain by their acts. Loud cheers,
, 1874-03-04

anvende ct Belob az indtil 1000 vestin-
diske Daler til Forstr@kninger til Immi-
grationsfondet.
bet forbeholdes senere Bestemmelse,
hvorledes det forstrakte Bel6b, hvoraf
Immigrationsfondet like betaler Renter,
oliver at tilbagebetale Colonialkassen.
Pr@sidentskabet, St. Croix den code Fe-
bruar 1874.
j. A. STAKEMANN.
, 1874-03-04
BARBADOS
7Eutma8 Fife Assurance Society.

ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:
No. 20, HS%TREEr, B|RtDGETowN, BARBADOS
yNHIS Society, which confines its bust
M ness exclusively to ass ring the lives
of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
suranco Company, Iabouring in the same
field, can offer. It's scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that Of
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate to provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and sufi-
cient to create large SURPRISES, out Of
which Reversionary Bonuses, averaging
q 6 per cent per annum upon the amount
assured have been distributed among the
Members of the Society.
Its career, during a period Of 80 years
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part of the
world, are, when carefully selected, almost
as valuable as those ~inhabiting Europe,
and that they do not demand such exces
Sive Premiums as are charged by every
other Company.
The following abridged Table shows the
Premiums required to assure 500, for the
whole term, upon a single life -
, 1874-03-04
Christiansted's Auction Office the
23rd February 1874.
I'll. A. JURS.
PrOk1ama.

nLLE og Enhver der have Noget
III at fordre paa Planter Patrick
Staffords Opbudsbo indkaIdes her
we'd med 3 Maaneders Varsel at an
melde og beyiisliggj0re deres. Krav
for undertegnede Ret.
Frederiksteds Skifteret den 23de
Februar 1874.
e. SARAUW.
, 1874-03-04
S. w. VAN BRARLE.
Translation:
Translation:
Additional Grant

to the Budget for the Municipality Of St.
Cro5r for the Financial Year from l&t
@Apr1 1878 to 31st March 1874.
The Presidency is authorized in the
Financial Year from LIST April 1878 to 31st
March 1874 to use an amount not exceed
ing $4,000 from the Colonial Treasury to
Advances to the immigration Fund.
1t shall be subject to further regulation
how the amount so advanced, on which
the Immigrationfund is not to pay interest,
is to be repaid to the Colonial Treasury.
Presidency, st. Croix the goth February
874.
J. A. STAKEMANN.
, 1874-03-04

Assurances OF every description on sim
gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum from 500 Dollars to 10, 900 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assures wishing to discontinue the pay
ment of their Premiums, may either dis
pose Of their Policies to the Society upon
equitable terms, Or obtain a free Policy
for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof of such death has been re-
ceiyed by the Society.
Strict investigations into the position OF
the Society are made quinqu ennially, and
the surplus then existing is allotted to the
Members, after o sufficient sum has been
set aside for the purposes of the Reserve
Fund. The next investigation and d wi
sion of Profits. will take place on the 31st
December, 1875.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT.
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAM ENE rs:
DR.. van. BRETON. Dr.. HANSEN.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
SSAa o; &,m.hqna g.
Age1t.
, 1874-03-04
S. w. VAN BRAKLE.

7THE undersigned begs to inform
his customers that he has remov-
ed from No SIS Kingsstroet, to the
Wharf, next to II. J. Robinson's Of
flee, where he still carries on his
usual business.
Christiansted, February 9th 1874.
p. MARSAN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03
GOSSIP OF TIL p. DAY.

\ rnral New York lassie ecently sent th'
follow ing loving epi~tle to her swain
- Drrc Theodore: I've got the mnmps
und cant KUN und marie c.. agred ter
vii suite cz sune ez | can IT, in spyte Nv
the mumpS."
\ clergyman 80 years old prcnci. led in
Jersey City on Sunday last. 1lc has been
an active minister IS years.
A bachelor remarked to u, you, Q lady
that soapstonc was excellent .jr kcepi, the
lect warm III bed. - Yes, s,;d the We. ing
Lady; " but some gentlemen have an u
provement On that which you know nothin. ,
about. The bachelor maints ined wistful
silence.
. The day is not far distar t." saws a Ra-
leigh paper. when the wOr id will begin to
look on death as 4 journey tc another roun-
try" The Louisville Conr ier- Journal as
sents to this, and naivcly adds that the
journey will be one On whicl we can all 70
;rS dead-heads.
A couple of lovers at CART were married
by telegraph the other ds.y. the clergyman
being i'll Memphis
A Nevada clergy man has be On dismissed
becau-e he was - ~ nice that he wouldn't
even hold the stakes tor n scrub race
The Sseiss. Times reports that "Mr.
Smith. U. ;. is registered at Nj 70 People
who are wondering where $.st th is will
please take notice,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03
NEWS ITf VI :.

\ Lord la dispatch says the new CABLE,
/ which +, o. De- laid direct - the uii'd
StatcS. will BE- pa. on hrlrd the sIeimcr
| Faraday the pidjle o. next month
George Parker. of Hill, 'boro. was drown
ed while fishing through &c nee on iS!ani
Pond. last week. His body Aa- not yet
been been recovered.
There l. Il lady of Sagada hoe county,
Maine, who has II head of re-nai ka.'V mn
| hair. The average length Is seven Tee I'VE
inchc~
Ernest Mueller blew his brains out
Wednesday. at lIobokcn. because 4 young
lady refused to marry him. lie just ar
rived from Germany, and letters of
credit To large amount were awaiting
him
Forty-iour women met at the rooms Of the
ro0Hs OF the Young Mems Ciri-tian A-SO-
citation III Providence. L. l. recently and
marched to the state ,llcu~',. where they
presented Il memorial with five hundred
signatures - the House of Repr sScntativeS,
in favor Of prohi' i,ion The Tic Use receiy-
ed them respectfully, ana the me mortal wa
referred to the Committee ON Moral Re
form
In June, IS72, Bell S,cor, Il young .iri,
aged thirteen. WAS outraged and murdered in
Mercer County. Ohio, and two m,l', named
Mcleod and kmmcll suspected uf the
crime. were lynched by the mturiate'i
citizens. \ few days ago rhon ~ l..
Douglas Of Fort Wayne. Indiana. on hi-
,leath-bcd, confessed that he coulmiItt j ;he
outrage. and afterwards participated IL the
hanging of the innocent men.
\ team in which vas about twelve INN
drcd pounds of nitro-glyceriHe, for the con
tractors ON the railroad near Port llenrV,
alter crossing Lake Champlaiu recently.
took the road asaiu Vt point vtcrc the
road had been WASHED. the wagon tipped
over the hluG Al! hani~ about the wagon
prccipitately led, and the hor~e~ escaped
by breaking Of the king hoi;, bat there was
no explosion. the article having been
well guarded.
OF an Alabama bridegroom the Florence
jat rEGf SAYS; Mr. Ross was born and
rear I'd in this county. and never walked L.
step in ii life. Tins i his second wIie. NJ
his former marriage lie waS supported rL
the side OF his wife in Il huge basket; bat
on The last occasion. basket weddings not
bein 2 fashionable. he wa- held up on the
side of his. bed.
\ title law suit in one of the courts Of
New York city the other day developed
some of the ways by which the Shoddy
ari>to. rats attain their nOtOTicty. Certain
"socie y" papers give accounts OF ladies
prc-rn at balls. and their toilette~-ior a
c.,n~id, ration. y mere modest mention
costs 10: L complimentary adjective or
two tn. own judicioG-ly in a. to tie lady :
beauty. adds i five dollar nute t" the bill.
Il tc'de>cription Of toilette brings al.
the cxpe lie t. SO. and a uH description.
from the white slipper !" tie t''p dressing
ru~ts irunc $50 10 50. NJ "ue hall u hu~-
hand had agreed with one vt tir reporters
for Il de>o rtptipn "i his ,FIir. With which h''
was diSp e .>ci ~hcu 1t appeared, aud h''
refused I'll ny. The rei-Orn'r tn"k hi- rr-
vcnec 10y suing hnh, and ~ hc c,d.i prove
l,e : 1t Judgment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

She was turning away but he stopped
her. "Wait minute he said. ''ller'
is some money belonging to Trapp you cal
give it to him o@
The money was in her band before he had
finished speaking. She folded her shawl
across her breast and tarne1 away in The
direction he had indicated.
The next morning Field started for home.
lie had i,st one dollar in his pocket and
two hundred miles of ground to get over.
lie walked. caught n ride now and then,
got lift on n canal-bOat two or three times,
AT bread and drank water and slept in barns
ol under grain stacks. lie came walking
int, Colman's Office one morning looking
cheerful but somewhat disreputahlc. Col
man did not know him at first. When they
had shaken hands Colman looked IN his
friends shaggy face and asked. AS it all
square, Dan ,"
"All square, Phil, answered Field look
ing the other straight in the eyes.
We'll, I'm glad You pulled through,
Dam said Colman ''but you'd better have
come with me-"
well, don't know. Phil Field an
swcrcd musingly; "I'm not sure whether
| IN sorry or glad. a. l. MchAN-