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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-13

l~aiien, 20 in Qirica, 50 in Norosl nerita,
66 III Sio: 2lmerita uno, "a in 8alijien
ooer 6olano.
3wriunolicbcn3ig lunge lraber bereiten
li9 in Nl9ier auf ben 81. Erielterltano Dor.
Sn Yaris wuroe cine StraBe gu Gbren
1T. Oesuerrp's na6 oeien Nameu senannt.
6r. Oesuerrp wnroe I'M Sabre 1870 BON
ben Communion 9et0otet.
Siihoi MBan pou ct. 9ouis wuroe elm.
selaben beim bunbertidbrissn Seite S'Gons
nsas in Dublin Die 6eitreoe su balten.
Yrin, Inrlunia bat anseorbnet, baB Der
altar %unierer 6rau pom Siege in Der pra9t,
poulten 9(rt wieoer berseitelt weroe.
Ser Yapit Yius TX. wurbe Sonntas
ben Is. Mai, mad Mittsrnadt) 1892 ses
borsn. 9ln ieinem lesten @sburtstase err
belt oerielbe a4tbunbert telssrapbil9e
9Iidwini9e.
Die 6nfinnnsen iber bic balbise &c.
nsIuns oes beribmten irii9en Hrsbisers p.
Surte baben iid nidt usrwirtli9t. Der:
ielbe Iiest nod idwer trant barniebsr.
Wabreno bes finf;isjdbrisen Gpisco,
pats oss irIdnoii@en grsbii4ofs MaeSal.
limb iiber ie4,is iriide Bii9Ofe seitOrbsn,
unS sr mar 3eitsenoie BON elm bunbert iris
i4en Sii4Ofen.
Der Yapft unb Maridau MacDtabon
baben cine ansenebme Gorreiponoen, &C..
fibrt. Der 2estere erbislt auf ieine Sra.
t~uIation gum "a. @eburtstase bes Yapites
Elm eisenbanoisss S3reiben besieIben gu:
s%sianot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-13
8WGot r.. 4. @ramtbamer.

QnldBlih Der Weibe bes bodpiirbielfen
Germ S. t. &rautbauer gum 9iidof DOE
@reenbap wirb ieinen ,ablrsi6en S.rsbrern
cine tur;e biosrapbiide Stis;e bes neuen
Sberbirten iowie ieines iesensrsiden @irs
TENS i'm 0ienite Der Sir6e iid.rIid ni9t
unpiatommen lein.
Der bodwirbisit. s. t. 2rautbauer er.
blidte am IL. Sanuar 1925 gu 0riid in
Der Gabe bon &esensburs in Der SberpiaI,
bas Si9t Der Wslt unb itsbt iomit in ieinem
81. 9ebensiabrs. SIM Glitter pom sm6li
Sabren wurbe er in bas @pmnaiium ;u
&esensburs auisenommen, beiudte oann
ipdter bas @pmnaiium in 9lmbers unb be:
sos Johann bic llnipsrlit6t Min1en, no er
fi9 Dem Stubium Der Sbsolosis bel ben
be~rporrasenblten 9ebrsrn Der 6atultdt nib
mete. Ha6bsm er feline Stuoisn, sulsst
am Yrielteriemiuar in H~esensburg, bsenbst
erbielt er ant Is. SUM 1850 Die Erieltsrs
meibe.
8alb barauf ~leiifsts sr elmer GuiiorSss
ruas bes bo6w. gii6ois Simon uon guis
falo Solee unb trat bic &eile mad ben Ser.
Staaten on, UNI iib bier benz Bernie zines
Miiiiondrs gu wibmen. 9lm 20. OCTOBER
1850 trai er in Buffalo elm, unb wirtte in
iener Oi0ceie neun Sabre lang nit uners
miibli6em gifer. Gr mar mebrsre Sabre
Biarrer Der ct. 9etrussemeinoe in Hodes
tier, %. g., ipdtsr @eneraluitar Der Oios
ceie Buffalo uno wdbreno Der Ibmeienbeit
beS bodp. Siidois Simon in &om fun>
sirte er ais Serpeier pes Sistbums.
SIM 9lnians bes Sabres 1859 fisl aui i'm
bic Wabl als Gaplan uno geidtuater oes
NotreO amefloiters inMilmautee. Gr ~leiitste
Der idmsidelbaiten guiforberuns 6oIse
unb iieoelte fur; barauf mad Miluaufes
iiber, no CT am 10. gpril %eintrai. CT bat
felt iener Belt ununterbroden in bieier
Steauns sspirtt uno ii9 in isltenem MaBe
bic 9iebe unb Ssrsbruns ieiusr Ehesebes
foblenen 81 erperben Sepn6t. go leben
i'm bieielben nit idwerem Ssr;en aus
ibren iti1en Mauern ideiben. 2lu6 er
bate seslaubt, in Der aniprudsloien Stels
lung ais Seeliorser bes &loiters fortpirten
unb feline Gage bort beidlieBen 81 b%irfen,
aber na6bem i'm Sabre 1873 Der gii9ofs>
fis @reenbap burd bas abiterben bes iel.
Siidofs MeI9er erlebist woroen, iiel Die
@abl auf ben bo9w. 9errn arautbauer
als Nadfolser. Bot Ginger Seit trai oann
Die Seitatisuns Der Babl aus &om bier elm
unb auf Setter unb Saul erfolste in feiers
li9er @eiie Die Weibe bes neusn Siidofs.
Die 0ioceie @reenbap, Der nunmebrise
@irtunssfreis bes bOdwiiroisiten 9errn,
umfaBt cine fatboliide 0euolteruns Don
60, 900 Seslen uno beiist SO Rir9sn. 9ln
oenislben ,wirten 60 8rieiter. SOdwit.
Siidof &rautbauer bat am l. Suli Die
&eiie mad greenbap ansetreten. Die 9es
bette ieiner ;ablrei9en 6reunoe, baB er ieis
net OiOceie LANCE erbalten bleibsn uno iein
@irfen Saielbit ebeniO eriolsrei4 iein mo9e
wie bisber, besleiten ibn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-13
Siterarii6eS.
Mus benz Serlase Der @ebriioer Yen,ise,
sinsen uns fiirSli9 iolsrnoe @erfe unS
iSeitI6riiten gu:

Mus benz Serla9e Der @ebriiSer Yen,i9er
sinsen uns fiirSli9 folsrnoe @erte nnp
i2eiti6riiten gu:
l.( Bertha or the consequences of a fault
p The holy Isle.
81 The hackers boy.
Sieie 3 iebr nett e~insebunoensn Gr;dbs
Iunas6l6er iino Muiter 3. Ssrien pom
@erten, Die oils Erdmien fir Yiarri6ulen
beitimmt iino. Die srite Seris toitet so
Gents, Bic ,meite IS Gents unb Die brittle
Is Gents per Stit, aubsrorSentli9 bilise
Yreiie. Gs brau9t wobl teiner Semers
tuna, baB Die Bidder ibrsm Snbalte na6
cine ;pedentipre9enpe Yectiire iiir Sinoer
limb.
Terner liesen aus berielben Bud.
bauplung Dor inns bic Seite 8, 10 uno IL
Der uibmli6it betannten Monatsi9riit
N!te nm neIr Mrit. @ir BADEN unS
bereits gum oitern iiber ben @ertb oieler
Seite auS9elpro6en, baB mir eS iiberflillig
era6ten, mebr gu la9en, ais buB lie III Dem
8elten 9eb0rt, mas IN Der glrt tatbolii6en
9eiern 9ebpten piro. gSir eeben bier Den
Snbalt peS IL. Seftes:
GGiarsnfsssl. Bon Germ. Stri6ise.-Gin
Stiinebsn i'm esutltsn &ei6std9t. - @aiilea,
cine ipanii6s 0sssues. scn &sinbOlp Saumitart.
Maria Stsiu. - sine taysrilae 5erisnrsile.
Bon g. gstbelr.-Vatu 9uan. 8sribt pen
81. Ssitsmssu.-Iie 3auberfur. Ssm ams-
rifanilbsu na6srsGblt ppu Waibiiea pom Ssss.
lare.-Iis nsue Spsr in paris -Stsrmerasn.
@seibi ron p. Sal @erel. = aatbeliibe 3sit-
asncltn.-aarl 6rise. BON Sasisng. = Sane
Belt. Ben DIR. Y.-Mlsrlsi.
Oils Suuitrationsn iinosn mir:
lie 0lsptctsd in Wiutsn. - Scr une mad
benz aritss. - aarl Metlbi, Der lssts abt ron
Mariaiisin lie fiussn une tbpri6isn sung
frausn.-3um aampf.- Opneslsrub - 5aupt'
fasans unp Ssitsnani6t tsr nensn Dyer in ga
ris.-Wunbm.-Iit Gbsne sen Rarattpn.-
lie Strisiss in Der Safrifsi.
Son Der ,gItsn II. Neuen @slt" sribsir
nsn idbrli6 Is Sefts in llmi6lag gu 81
Seitsn Cert in 40 nit uislsn SolN9nitten
Der Yrsis bss Ssftss lit 20 Gents uni
bes Sabrsansss $500. Oa,u cine bunt
farbise 9ratispramie.
Die Sudbanoluns uOn 6r. Puitet II
9fsw Yort unb Cincinnati ianote uns bel
pru@tuolen ,,9euti@en Sausi@at II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-13
SusembMrsisch es
aus 4merifa.
sc 9inn!

9r ne ist itrssa MADE hr or e. Sss.
Re Srrrrsr iun. iti Wsrer 5innes. an Gtm Sles.
0u tun f. Hrtb ssbalSr, q Sad isa ipsrlu0tt
Sir Tum %ssfrurt. an ants wusibssus6t.
Tea Sur. silptt. Q mir ,s inass an, Gsls,
:, mir sa5 10 n,mm,n Gistlta Jun stftr s5nt.
Gtm GIss be istt cir taunsr = a, 10 ~ ;s nett.
I'd bun ;s 10 ie ibrsiwsn, an e r,nis 3sit.
Rent = 3sit. ,sn, Ssts. siau itbt gum dsnpsr Tan
De 3sptr Tunes. u finst Der baut ,e iruerm un.
0a tent Der it6sr mat no gsiiaespbia gen.
Tat mus, Ger isa cad islrtr %asstr'n.
IRA iSr, ises Chm GI.s. eat Isst led nam.
Gpds az Tag eng Dp;e pittsrSsr ;s imam.
0rsn!t en-. an srsnit Der ipssn. cat fen Der cd ssrus-
lrsss be Sti3t FUN Gsle am gsds,saa.
Dir i6pdst ~ ne ~sssssel,, Gpmrsr 5ur.
Ohm Glts iti Rstb as que. ed buplsn en- st M.
I'm Dir sann, IsFsr Times. Dir git FAD RIDER pusr,
Scs ssns sS sras ssrsrn. as ne rsrIarr.
Ssriss, Jed. isbt Der 5innss. eas I'd gin
Cd nil eat gbilassstia CD smcl ssir;
'gfrl ielssr fuisa. mat is brethren 4 man
6s mat &c tlrs Ssi&, i mat &c srus5su an.
Gbm Gieb. Dir irst. Ct mir ir NJ u nett.
Iir hatt ss fa % iareip II an se ssnss 3sit.
-hNh Ssfh IVY w 50 ~ i4AhA NNslAas
I'm b S6rttwsn .est eur6 E amer Yeti iet hun.
gsat ser &c 5sus fa Sarsessnssn rurl ion.
Daun tisn 9sm lun is5 ips- : Gse gel btrs ts'a.
De Scns, ZEN AZ &c itnodss Sa6s itrsiwt,
Ter must. Chm Giss, saa tuts, NAT en- srSirt.
GIN alss rtisiri Dir ssm 0iitlsr 4 Srsf
1as Dir. Zen 5gn 4 9tSptr Times ismInseeft
ibrvurt Gem, cas- ct lsittts Bette sin.~
spa mir be Ssns fn Strssetnae sefn.
llnS 10 lit otnn ,pieoer elmer unie,
Qanosleute mebr unter ben Nrbeitern in,
bss Ssrrn. 9lm 4. SuIi weibts
Der bodp'ite Yii1oi pom 9ittIe Hod I'M
Ssminar gu Gleuelano Ser s. Sbein, ber
ieine Stubism AM Sortisen Semminar ses
ma6t bate, gum Erieiter. Seine srite 3.
piro Der Meuseusibts gu ct. Oonas
tus, Sadion Co., Soma, ieiern, woriiber
mir ipdter beridten.
gSie Is j6eint, bsnusen istt bic beuti9er
ginwanoerer bic yHeo Star Cine" isb,
itart uno lanbe1 bamit an Den @eitaben
Bbilabelpbias. 60 febrte tSsrr Ns. ged
leete @o9s pom isinem geiuds aus Der alien
Seimatb iibsr philadelphia surid. @ui
8oote waren mebrere Samilisn,
tbsils pom Der Moiel, tbeiIs BON Der belsi:
i9en @ren;e, Die ibre S9ritte sur aniieo:
lung mad Soma Ienten. auf's Bette EN-:
ping iie 0err Sieier, De Song uu S6wes:
benssn un Der Wtuiel, unO seiste ibner
bereitwiuisit Die Staot Der SruoerIiebe.
Serr Bed e%ritattet oaiir Dem rMiieler"
ieinsn beiten Oant ab. ~llniern 9ruB ba:
ben mir ebsnfalS ri6tis erbaIten, wOiil
bierour6 S.uittunS.
SBerriii VI. o.. Muppsrt bon S;aufes
60, Der fiirSli6 unsliifli3srpeIie nit benz
StgSp ~itiirste uno Die Sdulter beoeutenS
uerleete, lit wieoer aui Dem @ese poufom:
9eritelluns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-13
9(lte uu0 taeue Siffc.

@liitter5en lebrt = Sodter selebrt!
0titterfen wdi3t = SS9tsr6en dd,t;
@tiitter9en itridt = SO9ter6en ltidt;
0titterben flein = SOdtsr6en iein;
0satter: o web! = Go9tsr @laees;
@titter9sn alt = SS9tsrden falt;
Wtitterden ipinnt-G S9terdsn mffi
Mditter6en fidt - SSdterden fia;
&oslein uno Sersibmeinnidt;
Wsa9t oaSu elm i9Sn @ebidt.
@as ilisbit bu benn bic alte ldey-.
sSie wsnn uon binnen bic @1sossu'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-13

% ort unb Bilb", Seit 10 unb IL.
Oieie crit I'M l. Sabrsanse beiinoIiden I'M
terbaltunssbldtter baben ii9 in Der tursen
3eit ibres Seitebens bur6 ibren sebiesenen
aussewablten fatbolii6enS nbalt, lire id0s
men Sti9e, cine anerfennuns i'm oeuti6en
IoIfe ueri6afit, wie nod feline anbere Seits
i6riit Der alrt uorber. ~llniern 9siern TOM
men mir ni6t wobl einen bsiiern gesriii
9eben, als wenn mir iasen, baB Der beuti9e
5ausi6 ae mad faum 3monatli9em Ses
ltebsn bsrsits
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-13
MuslanO.

0sm Bombay rGatbolic Graminer"
wirb pen einsm oeutiden 9orreiponoenten
beridtet, baB pom ben aus Oeuti4lanb per:
triebenen Ssiuiten "a ii9 IN @iien nieper:
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

H. ui,, T,d;ar H, -
u 'S,"E INInil't'u
~ 'ts,,S 9'IpI.'ei"alS 10 NUM- oyer
nv sum - SAiET'''i Una. 'u"-
~ uoN, M.,n'i VII Hot.'-"'C ne
TN'S'I,'E ''ti'? "Llu tonIi''e l.e7e
lll,.'ali9 T." I'tiF Prt-',nI RESERVATION
Des on We nouHGSitE inc" "E2im-
- IeIli'"lH me pre- ~ PG'tS
~ We GOV yl.'ll.I;. '"""I" INC o,"uN
, "Ns'A .IIc7u,! III PrtiIaieIt Pm
TI."' me '~'ylH%'5ioh 81 'ag7c r
NE J"-' "r' humane Iy"I',Iel,.
N,'.''Nt ,LI"t. anu a.
- S"t'EI' n-'te9 toni|S q, - Of
~, w ptGEyti ,,n
"I'I'''.. M',C" ,Ln 1r.rrj''ry
'I'"'". '"'S S,L'.';,' ~, C Co. -.i,i.r,nni
unsafe AN"
THE YELLOWSTONE PARK
The gvy~ur region OF the Upper
Yellowstone, which Congress has
wisely sci apart as a National Park,
is uuque-tinnthly the most aetoniSh-
ing continuation of natural wonders
of imposing and beautiful
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects Of Errors aud Abuses in early life. Man
hood re stored. 1mpedIments to Marriage re-
moved New method OF treatmtnt. New and
remarkable remedies Books and Circulars
sent free. IN sealed envelopes. Address, HOW
ARR ASSU'IA1HON 4l9 n Ninth ST.. PhiladeI-
phta- PAN Institution having a high repufa-
tatlon for honorable conduct and profes sioual
tkil. JausU-dtF
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03
THE INDIAN QUESTION.

The Indians in Wyoming are
known as "Treaty Indians" living
on a reservation away from white
settlements. The northeastern mart
Of Wyoming is vet neutral ground,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03
NOW is the time, money
can be made from the start,
then grow up with the country.


II TOWN 0 DEPARTMENT en-
braces enc hundred towns between Omaha,
Neb'' azd Corinue. Utah, and il now ready to
Residence Lots, AT VERY Low RATES. 20 actual
settlers d, irons Of building up permanent
towns ana cities along this great thorough fare.
Nebraska, Colorado. Wyoming. Montana and
Utah arc rapidly dlIinE up with a permanent
population. who are settling upon the rich ngri-
cultural lands on either side Of the road. aud
d 'yeI,pin- the Gold, silver, copper, Lead.
Iron and Coal Mines OF the most cxIcn
sive aud richest mining districts in the world.
All these. and the people Of int, rior mining
camps and towns. must depend on the nearest
towns located on the Union Pacific Railroad
for their supplies OF dry goods, clothing, gro
cerics, drugs and medicines, hardware. cruckery
and glassware, furniture. farming m|'emenrs.
machinery. tools, &c, DC. Already Il demand
for legitimate trade exceeds the supply, and
will more than double every year
These towns have been located with a
view TO health, business capacity and scenic
beauty. and large numbers of their are rapidly
growing into public prominence. As an index
of their prosperity, It may be stated that the
new buildings erected in these towns during
the year 1871, cost Ore and tIlree-Courths
millions of dollars!
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

The discovery Of rich gold mines
in the Black Hills OF Northwestern
Wyoming has directed general at
tcntiOn to our Territory, and letters
of inquiry in relation 10 the climate,
resources, etc. Of our young common
wealth reach ibis Ofii,e daily. As
we have not the time TO pen a reply
to each correspondent, we will at
tempt to answer their queries culIccr
lively by giving II general resume of
what may be consistently and truth
fully claimed for our Territory.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03
Four DAYS FROM OMAHA
TO SACRAMENTO.
DIRECT CuNNECTIoNs MADE

AT OIsAE8A
with the Chicago & Northwestern, Chicago.
Rock Island < Pacific and St. Joseph " Council
Btuus Railroads and Missouri river line Of Pack.
eis to and from all the principal Eastern Gu6
southern cities.
At CHEYENNE
With Dcnv,r Pacific Railroad for Denver. Cen
-rnl Cliy. SANTA Fe and all points in Colorado anC
HHN hvNICD-
AT BRYA
win stages fer the great sweetwster mininl
AT UNFAIR
STAGES leave on arrival of Union Pacific Train.
Tor Salt Lake city and southern Utah.
AT CUEI7NNE
For Helena, Virginia City and all points ii
Montana.
All PB0NONCORY
with Central Pacific Railroad for Whue Pine
silver Mines, Sacramento, pun Francisco and the
principal cities in California. Nevada and Idaho
- First class hotels and eating houses a:
convenient points along the line.
~ PulIman's Palace and Sleeping Cars [
company all trains.
For through rates on freight to Montana, Sweet
water MINI and other points, apply to
II. BRONSON,
General Freight Agent, Omaha.
~ Purchase tickets via Omaha and Platte
Valley Route.
T. E. SICKELS.
Gent Superintendent
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

DRY GOODS.
MARKS & MYERS, Eddy sh,est
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

BOOTS. AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON IGh Etres
r. PLChHAM, Ferguson street
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

LEATHER l. FINDINGS.
STEPHEN BON, lGth street.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

BILLIARDS.
JAMES BRENNAN, IGN street
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

CONFECTIONERY AND SODA
WATER.
:. Ii. WOODS, Eddy street
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

CONVERSE & WARREN, IGM st
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-03

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NJ. +. POST, P0St-o6fce Pudding
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17
woman Cuts the Throafs Of Tive or
Ter Children and thea Cosan.ita
Suicfdc.

SEYMOUR, CoNN., March s-A
most distressing tragedy took place
here at an early hour this morDing
For atrocity it exceeds each OF tee
four similar crimes perpetrated ia
this valley during The past year.
For some time past a Mrs. Evans
has resided here with her family. So
far as known she bad no special do
nestle troubles, and her neighbors
bad come to respect and associate
with her Early this morning she
procured a razor, and. while the
fierce winds and snow were peltiug
the roof Of her dwelling and no per
son near o stay the rash aet. she
went to the trnndle he'd where her
two children, aged respectively three
and SIX years, were sleeping, and IN
humanity cut the threats Of both from
ear TO ear. With singular determina-
ton she then applied the murderous
10 her own throat. No infOr-
nation was obtained that such terri
Die deeds bad been committed at the
house till late in the Forenoon. when
a neighbor, a friend to Airs Evans.
went to tie premises to shovel a
pathway Tor her through The snow.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

The House met at ten o'clock aad,
after short delay, agreed to con
slider appropriation bills on third
reading
An act making appropriations lor
toe support Of the Pennsylvania Iu-
stitute Tor the Deaf and Dumb, and
for enlarging the buildings to accom-
modaie an additional number Of
pupils, vas amended add laid over
Tor the present
1t The afternoon session, a resola-
ton was passed providing for SEES
sions this evening, tomorrow mora
ing and afternoon and Monday morn
Ing aud afternoon.
Al the evening 81 ssion, appropria-
lion bills on second aud third read
ing being the order, Mr., Lusk moved
to suspend the rules fJr the consider
alton ola resolution TO extend the
day of adjournment. Lost-Yeas
81, nays 1913.
The following passed second read
ing:
Joint resolution for the appoint
melt Of a clerk and accountant by
the committee of the House to inveSti-
gate the State Treasury, and to pay
them their compensation.
An act to provide for the appoint
nent Of n State BOard of MANAGERS
for the International Exhibition Of
the year 1876, and make a~ppropria-
ton to defray the expenses thereof.
An act appropriating the sum Of
one hundred thousand dollars to the
Western University Of Pennsylvania,
Tor The purpose Of erecting work
shops, &c. 10 be used 10 giving me-
chanical instruction in mechanical
art. FAmended so as to make the
appropriation $4,000.
An act directing the S%uperinten-
dent of Public instruction to prepare
educational material for the Centen-
NAL Exposition, aud making an ap-
preparation for that purpose.
At ten o'clock a row began about
the adjournment Of the Honse.
Mr.. Crawford, Of Philadelphia. in
the chair, entertained a motion Of
Mr.. HUM to adjourn, decided it
carried, declared the House adjourn
ed and left the chair.
a scene Of wild disorder ensued,
when Speaker Patterson resumed
the chair. Comparative order being
restored, the Speaker directed the
yeas and nays TO be called on the
motion to adjourn, which resulted
yeas ). nays $50.
The consideration of appropria-
ton bills was resumed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17
Boiler ~ExpIosfan.

CINCINNATI. O., March l0.-A
special from Rushv;Ilc. indiana. 10
the Gazette states that a boiler in
Nelson < Shortridgos saw mill. six
miles north Of that place, exploded
this morning with terrific violence.
causing the death &C Alfred joyce.
engineer, and Oscar Hinchmaa. a
boy twelve years old, and seriously
injured James Hiuchman, DERRY
Wi1ener and George kimball. The
boiler was blown igto a number Of
pieces, and in all directions One
piece struck a Log house two hundred
yards distant and nearly demolished
it. The mill was not running at the
time. Mr.. Nelson was filing a saw
at The time, when tie engineer told
him TO hurry, as the steam was get
ting too high. The explosion fol-
lowed almost Immediately. and the
engineer was blown a d;stance Of
sixty feet, but MIR. Nelson was only
injured.
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HAERIsEURG, Pa, March 10, 1915.
SENATE

.
The following passed Gnally
An act authorizing appeals from
assessment in this Commonwealth,
to the Court Of Common Pleas.
An act to authorize the acquisition
by the several counties Of this Com
monwealth for the use of the county
Of bridges erected over rivers, creeks
and rivulets, and for the abolition of
tolls thereon.
An act regulating the passenger
fares and freight rates on railroads
not exceeding fifteen miles in length.
An act to prevent fraud and fraud
ulent practices upon Or by hotel
keepers, inn keepers and boarding
house keepers.
The following passed second read
ing:
An act amending the third section
Of an act defining what shall coDsti-
tute legal holidays, approved April
?, 1873.
An act for the protection Of fish in
the State of Pennsylvania.
An act relating TO landlords and
tenants Of dwelling belonging to
owners or operators Of coal mines
With amednment
A supplement to an act regulating
the election of Secretary of Internal
Affairs, approved May IL, A. D.
1874, relative to the management Of
said Office.
The follawing passed first read
ing:
A supplement TO an act entitled
AN act to pro tide for the appoint
ment ofa special detective officer in
any of the several counties of the
Commonwealth"
An act to provide FOR the measure
inert, inspection and surveying of ell
kinds of sawed lumber, square tim
Der, round logs, or timber in any
shape or form.
An act TO repeal an act, entitled
IAN act TO regulate the execution
and transfer Of notes given for patent
rights
Mr.. Bechtel, Democrat, of Schuyl-
kill, e~ndeavored TO get up the Local
Option Repeal bill, but, after some
wrangling over a point Of order, it
went over for the present.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17
HOUSE.

A motion to indefinitely postpone
the bill providing the means Of secur-
ing the health and safety Of persons
employed in the bituminous coal
mines OF Pennsylvania, was voted
down and the bill passed first read
ing.
The fsllOwing also passed first
reading:
Joint resolution providing for the
printing of additional copies Of the
reports of Board Of Commissioners Of
the Geological Survey Of P~ennsylva-
mia.
a supplement to an act regulating
the election Of Secretary of Internal
Affairs, approved the llth day Of
May, 1874, relative to management
of said Office.
An act to extend the time for the
construction Of railroads authorized
to be constructed by railroads or
railway corporations Of this Com