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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-10-07

SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. I.
PRoPosED AMKxpNExf TO section three Of the
Constitution Of the State, regulating the time
Of electing and compensation Of members OF the
Lezislatrre.
Be received By the Legslafsss Of the STATE Of Kan
sos hco-tkirds Of he aenbys elected 10 each house
coseuriag tAeTeis.
ISrcTIoH 1. The following proposition to amend
the Constitution Of the State Of Kaasas sha,l be
submit Cd 10 the eleco 81 the state 81 the sener-
n election Of eighteen hundred and seventy i've:
PRoPosrTaoH 0NE Section sventy-6ve Of article
tvo shall b smended % 70 read follows: Sec
uoa Is. An sessions Of tho Agislature sh.Ii b
seion Of eighteen hundred and seventy seven, all
regular ss.sons shall b he'd once in two yeaif,
eomnsndng % Tie tecsed Tuesday Of January Of
PuoPos.TIoN rvs: section three Of article
eleven sha be smendea % - to read as iollovs:
Section 8. The LegialatuIs shall provide. At each
regular ,os ,or s.ne .s 70
| PROPOSITION IHRKI: The following shall con-
stitute ctioo twenty nine OF article two section
~ At the general election held IN eighteen hundsd
| and ssventy-sis, and Thereafter, members Of the
House Of representatives, hall lie feec' ed for two
yean. and msaben q the sena,s shall be elected
SIC. 2 The following shall be tie method o:
submitting said prop si,ion Of amendment: The
ailots shall be either written or printed, or parry
printed and partly written. In regard TO proPosi-
/ lion one, the form Of the ballots shall be "for
proposition one TO amend the Constitution, -
| ssAninst proposition one 10 amend the Constitu-
tiou;'' in regard to proposition two. the form Of
the ballots shall be FER proposition two to amend
i the Constitution "Against proposition Two 70
amend the Constitution in regard u proposition
the form Of the ballots shail b., For proposition
three 70 amend the Constitution ''Against pro-
position three to amend the Constitution
SEC. 3. This joint resoiufiea shall take ef,c.
and be in force from and after its publication In
l the statute book.
| hereby esrtify that Tie above joint resolution
orisinated in the Senate % the llth day Of Feb
| rasry, 1873, tvo-thirds Of the ms0ben elected
voting therefor. u. J. eALIEk.
JoHH 4. Folks, Prssdesf4 tA< Sexst>
SecTetory Of Sendse-
PssDsd the Hcuss on the ID day Ct March. A. D.
/ 1875, tvo-thirds Of the nsmben elected votir {
Il therefor, L H. FUNoTOS,
HKHIY BOOTH, Speah0 Of Ae Hous-
/ Chief Cert oflks Hsse,
Approved On The 5sh day 81 Marcn, 1873.
THOMAS 4. OSBORN,
/ Governor.
Ihersby certify that the foregoing Il . true and
correct copy Of the original enrolled joint resolution
/ nov On fIe in my once, and that the sams tool
eject BY publication In the staate b3ok May 18th,
| n d. 1875.
In tessinoey vheFsos, I have herelnto sub.
s-ribed my name, and afbxed the grsz, seal o
/ stasa. Done at Topeka, Xansass this 20ts
Ssy q July, 4. d. 1875.
isRAi-l IHO9. II. CAvANAUGH,
anss-ISv Secretary Of S.c.e.
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S2S0,0O0 TO LOAF.

have the above named sum to loan on
good inprouod Farms, in sums Of not less
that 81, 900. VIII loan but cne-thid the
appraised value, at II per cent. interest,
payable semi-annually, uritkom commissions,
brokerage or insurance, or ten per cent. with
insurance. Title must be perfect. Those
wishing TO borrow will either call in person,
or write, giving full particulars, to
WM. BOOTH,
General Agent OF the Northwestern Life In
surance Company, corner of Fifth and
Delaware Streets, Leavenworth.
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tina Fact.

That many grocers sell DR.. Prices Baking
Powders at the same price as they do the
cheaper kinds, and as they have to pay
more for it, make less money, hence they
never sell it unless the purchaser demands
it. They place it ont Of sight, and urge
their customers to take the common kinds
because they are more profitable. Let con-
sumers become acquainted with the fact
that it is only necessary to mix one part
-four to two parts Dr.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder to make powder as perfect in its
results as other kinds, and their are few
who would pay the same price for the
adulterated articles As for Dr.. Prices, not
when -four costs less than six cents per
pound. DR.. Prices powder is not cold in
bulk. eod&W
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No6A.

There will be a meeting of the Republi.
can voters Of Kickapoo township at Cody
Precinct, on Saturday, October 18th, 1875
at o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of nomi.
n ating full ticket of township officers, to
be voted tor at the ensuing election.
G. W. H. MOORE,
W. C. CoMroKTH,
n. NJ. DuBoB,
Township Committee.
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Il WISH l WAS dead" is an expression not
unfrequently used by the dyspeptic and
sufferer from Liver disease the depressed
spirits uniting the mind for anything, and
almost driving him to despair. Be of good
cheer; there is life and health for you yet.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t regu-
lates the Liver, dispels dependency and re-
stores health. It-dSw
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MANHOOD WoxAxRoopi

MANHOOD! WoMANHooDi MARs1AGr
$50 pages. Impediments to Marriage
the cause and cure. Sent saa.oG, post paid,
for so cents, by DIR. C. WHITTIER, 6l7 St
Charles street, St Louis, Mo-, the great
specialist. Reed his works. Pamphlets
free. Call or write. His opinion cost
nothing.
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Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LEa vLSwo.TH COUNTY.
In the Probate Court IN and for said County.
In the matter Of the estate of
JAMES MEG LINN, Deceased. }
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Letters OF
IN Administration have been granted to the un-
d.rsignad on the Estate of JAMES MCGLISS,
deceased, late OF said county, by the Honorable,
the Probate Court Of the County and eta aiore-
sad dated the eighth day OF Sept mber, A. ID.
1879. Now, all persons having claims asanst the
said Estate are hereby notified that they must pr :
sent the same to the undersigned for allowance,
within one year from the da Of "a d Letters, oil
they may be precluded from any benefit OF such.es.
tate: and that if ,uch claims he not exh bsted
within rhres years sitter the date of said letters,
theJ shall be forever barred.
JANE M'GLINN, Administrator
cf the Estate OF james MeGhnn Deceased,
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscreticns of youth, nervous weak
hess. early decay, loss of manhood, &C.,
will send a recipe that will cure YOU, FREE
OF CHARGE. This remedy was discov-
cred by a missionary IN South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph I. Inman, SGtion ID, BiHe House,
Ne,C York CITY. aus20-eod&w57
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Ra ia Extract has mo ~

Pc 'd's Extract has no equal for
immediate relief, and by persistent use final
cure in all cases of Guns, Bruises, BURNS,
ACHES of all kinds, BLEEDING from an,
cause, ETC., etc, all of which is fully treated
upon in the little pamphlet accompanying
each bottle. eod&w
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OK tc Con per day. Agents wanted. All
~ W SGV classes of working people Of both
sexes, Young and old, make Ilore money at work
for us, in their Localities during their spare
moments, or all the time thsn at any thing el,e.
We offer emf lOFnent that will pay handsomely
Tor every hours work. Full particulars, terms,
&C., cent Tree. Send US your address NJ once.
Dom decay. Now is the time. Don't look for
work or bushes, elsewhere, until you have learned
what W. offer. T.. srINsos Il Co, Portland, Maine.
mayI9-iS-daw
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PRIcKLY HEAT, so annoying TO adults,
becomes excruciatinS to the infants. All
mothers should know this. The best rem
edy for this eruption is the daily use of
Constantine's Pine Tar Soap. 1t soothes the
irritation, and cools the blood by opening
the pores. Healthy secretiors follow, and
the babe is cured. Sold by Druggists and
Grocers. dISw-
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To Farmers an Stock Dealer.

We will buy a; our stables, Nos. 81 and
5l3 Shawnee street, Leavenworth, for the
next sixty days, one hundred mules, rang
ing from IA TO l6 hands high, to s years
old, always paying the highest market
price Tor the same. lNsLEY Bros,
ly3lwSt Mansion House Stables
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Teacher Ixamination

examination Of teachers will be held
at the Court House in Leavenworth City,
Saturday, Oct l6, 1875, commencing at 9
O'Clock A. N. W. H. BRADSHAW,
d&w,t County Superintendent
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1000 AGEN Ts Teachers, stGd, MS men
and women. wanted to sell CE.NG All 4. GA
ZErTt EK or rHHU -. shows grand re-
suits Of 100 "a 10 PR"GR ESS A whole
Library. Boston Giocs.-Not a suxury. but q
necessity. Lnter-0oeaa.-keSt AelIinG Boob
PuDlished-6OOsi Pay. r1-wart Gen. Ast., in
every city o. 10, 600. address, J. c. hcCI RDY &
co. Publishers. st. Loui-, Mo.
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THE MARROW GAUGE.
A Times Reporter Takes a Loci
at Things Along That
Line.
4 Season Of General Prosperity
and Good Luck TO the
Farmers.

a WIN y-'.'
out on the Narrow Gauge road to the little
city of Holton, the present terminus. De
parting from the union depot at $50, the
little iron pony added wings to its speed and
soon the spires and domes of the metropolis
were left far behind, and the train was
speeding over the prairies and through the
hills at lively gait westward. All along
the lire of the road are evidences of thrift
and prosperity. The tall, stately corn, YET
untouched by the frost, waiting tine stroke
of the reaper's sickle. is in a fine condition,
and the yield from this crop alone will al
most reimburse the husbandman for the
losses suffered by him in previous seasons,
from grasshoppers and drouth. The town
of Easton was soon reached, and, after pay
ing that village a compliment, in the way
of a well-flled mail sack, the cars ratified
on to
WINCHESTER,
one of the liveliest little burgs on the
route. The merchants there are cheerful
and happy, prOspering in business, and
h"se seliee ian AZ =
anu ..e .n.''?P e =, oy Inon,ha -.
men busy-a sure sign OF thrift.
VALLEY FALLS
- :, 81 L. tho -oro,,.,
we 81. A. e., a H., ,ha III. ne
p S:.s va" . w.. 81 ~. ", r. NJ
gl.or anu plEp,e. H. u .n h...a., fa;,
inan..t. r,ap.s % boid .,,ono ,hs
t.e" y; fagi"spp Cunt and ,hs c;,;zsn.
aWm Ill -, 80 !.
J. .Lo.of.on, III: iii a.
e. u, arar V.lIaH E.Ii. has
'. IL " " ~. ,;a. phpnt oO0 NH. ,;,,n,s
a. tne Pe I'M. IS ;n.rSaS. hatora H.
WI" pos II .sL;h;,;an ~ Pb;I.Jainh;a
IT, iN 10. a... L',;iJ;,., e.. ,,,.sar,
me- nas , .La.s.,L ~ ,ha $50 .,,honnI,
rason' aru ue S.o" 800, n,hS,,n,;., .nJ sa1
s.o Nc. n SUI - IoP, H. - and wen,
9,u ou9is .nen S sno - IT, H., g.,
,,n ss ~ 80. .an.nad o,Lsrs havs wr;,,en
~ oa,m-n;na
'n1u .ne WII,N,C.T, w. e. N,,,
rum ~ 80 .al,;n"annn
ua tuns I'M" 81 ,amUJ. 80 =, ira-
wy, various nm. aI IaI. u .Ia n,ans,orr .,
qaen' ih'e.a,s " III IN M J,,ii un;u,:,.s,. =.
;no l,rd,c,na Twaptv-ope miles from the
ing ,a ~ ed - f.on, ,ha
las. naiheu cl'y anu my TIA 'A''e' '''A' '">
n'e'f'p''i' We A'''e =.
HoIfoN'
the county seat Vi JdcksOh couhty anu .he
Piese ~. -. ~ H., Of
PPIE Ill ~ -. eoad;l;o, = aYca.J.
.aney rans, anu ~; r., .on JIM. h,nso s;tna
inSiy prosperous. Ahe coui. ho"'e' e.'""
ted In 'ne cehtfe ol ,ne Pu1hc squa, 40 an
eAIemeiy neat anu hahusome s' ~,
ana the pusipess ho"ses surroueS T rne
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A Widely Applicable Remedy.

Few remedies applicable to such a wide range
Of disorders Hostetfers Stomach Btters and this
not because it has special properties adapted to the
cue of each-such pretence would be manifestly
absurd-but on accounts Of its wonderfully improv-
ed effect upon the general tone of the system, and its
altetve acton upon the organs of nutrition, secre-
ton and discharge Besides its well known proper
ties Is . remedy for intermittent and remittent fe-
vers dyspepsia constipation, torpidity Of the liver,
general debility urinary and uterine difficulties ii
invariably proves to be highly serviceabe in over
coming anemia, hypcchondria- rheumatism, fnsom-
MA and ny other disorders and disabilities orig
mating in poverty mpurty Of the blood, nervous
weakness or over-excitement or an imperfect per-
Torrance Of the physical functions.
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If you want stylish boot or shoe, go to
Frank Zipp's, No. 40i Shawnee street.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

IHOR the speedy Cure Of seminsl we,ineS,
IL Lost Manhooi ard all disorders brought on BY
indi.cretious excess ANY Drusgis; mas the In
Addre.s DAVIDSON 4 Co., Po1 22ss. New
Yo.k sep1-eodA u-5s,
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Proposed Amendments

To the Constellation Of the State Of Kansas, submitted
BY the Legislature at its last sesson, for the rd.oa-
tom reectos Of the electors Of the Slate al the sezs
geserai election.
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Nearly all diseases orig nate from Tndi.
g.sttSa and G0rpidity OF the Liver, and
icf Is a'~Sys snIicusly sought after. II the
pIyer D. Regu Hated in It's action, heal,h il
a most in Ear.ably secured. Want OF actioa in the
Liver causes stead ache. Constipation.
yauaasce rain tn the shoulders.
.sughs. shtlIs, Dizztoess, Sour Bsom.
rrls. bad taste in the mouth hi t10Os
aias -ss, palpttntfon of shc heart, de-
prcss,oa Of spirits. or she h10es. and
nundred o. Der sy mpionIs, for which IS V - sp~S'
LIVER EEs,UE sTgK Il the be-t remedy
that hiss ever been Gfs~averec- IL lac mild
", effectualy, and he ng .imple veg'sbie
compound, do injury 10 any quantities
that IL rnHy he taken. II is n -rni less in every
wzy; il has b en- used for so ears. and hund-
reds Of the god anI <~~Ei from all pans Of the
country VIII vOuch for It's being the oureEf and
best.
Simmons Liver Regulator, or Medicine,
Is harm ers
is no drastic violent n.5ic:ne,
is sure to cure il Ken reZI:4riv.
J. NJ in,oxi;atiag beverage
he q fsuluas fmily me iicins,
j. toe cheapest medicine 10 the word,
is given with safety ant tn hapPisst results to
the most delicate infant.
Does not Interfere with bust e's,
Does NOS disaTTange the system,
Takes the pl4ce Of QliBiae and Bitt@rs Of e7ery
kind,
Contains the simples: and BIS: remedies.
.y
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French Specific.

A Few COMPLETELY PROVEN and Scientific
N Discovery. CURES FOR LIFE ALL FORMS
SYPHILIS. Address DIX. LAMEHT, Principal
AMERICAN AGENCY, founded 1874 by Official
Authority from Paris, France, at 4o5 NORTH
SEVENTH STREET, ST. LOUI-, MISSOURI.
All persons honorsbiy ard promptly dsalt with.
junei-ti
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L. m. CROCHET.

4 TrORNEY AT LAW, Insurance and Collee-
"a tion Agent. setsvaka, Js6kson %. Kansas
1ayl0-dAvu
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LARGE numbers of persons will come
from Topeka to our fair, and Atchison
and Kansas City will be largely repre-
sented.
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If you want cheap boot or shoe, 20 to
Frank Zpp's, No. 4O4 Shawnee street.
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HOME ENJOYMENT /:

We, the undersigned, e;iizins Of Derisoor
|rexsa, ebesrfully give our testimony TO the
honorable and in partial manner in which the
|Eirsf Grand Gjf Cosoer. Of the Tezas Gu Coneer
IAssoeia,ion was corduc ed, anu A. TO- the very
lsati,,actaSy manner in which all the pledge,
aud pro pi-es oil the Association carried out
and, further. do most heartily endorse the Sec
|ond Grand Gift ConcsIt, to be given November
|30th, 1875. 40
men Judge W. ID. Kirk; q. W. Wal ers
Geo. B. Lovirg; J. wcodya:d; W. A.
Titbs; -. b Boss; J: G. Taylor L. n
johnson; John Sevin., wholesale Dr.,
Goods; J. II. Guy, Wholesale Grocer
Eppstein Bros, Wholesale Logon; Fam.
tiar, wholesale Dry Goods; Max Gyund-
stein. wholesale Dry Goods; Non. J. ".
Jennings; Geo. J. Dexter; DR.. J. c
Field. susll.v-SS
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

LlOR the speedy cure Of seminal veasnes., lest
IL manhood and all disorders brought on by In.
discretions or excess. Any druggist has tie in
gradients. Address. DR.. r. HILTON d CO.,
july 2c-ddv-5 Cincinnati, OHIO.
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TIE funeral OF young George Burrows
took place from the residence Of his parents
yesterday.
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Ii you want good boots or shoes, go to
Frank Ipp's, No. 404 Shawnee street.
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ENrENnING It

to the Vermillion next Spring are favora-
bic. To Messrs. Sam Black, freight agent,
and John Davis, conductor. the public OF
this city and along the entire route are in
debted for numberless courtesies and favors
which have served to make this the favor.
tie railroad of the West.
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IMPORTANT

FER SALE BY ALL DRUsGIsTs.
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one of the liveliest little burgs on the
route. The merchants there are cheerful
and happy, prospecting in business, and
have supreme faith in themselves, Kansas
and the metropolis. The country trade in
that vicinity is sufficient to keep the trades
men busy-a sure sign of thrift.
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s. 8. 8UR0E1f,

Commissioner Of the General Land Cu1te.
WASHINGTON, D. c. September Is, 1875.
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Oric6cuIanO.

Gin aus Sri e6enIa nS einaetrof.
fener Sriei ldrelbt Der pariier ,Simss"-
Correspondent, erpdbnt elmer curiolen
Sbatlade, wel1e benefit, baB 9ris1sn=
lamb nod INNER oas 9ano Der ueberraz
ibungen lit. Die uripriin9li6e 9auriumz
@rubsn; Gompa9nie, Die beinabs einen in
tsrnationalen i3wiit prouocirte, %tauite,
ndbrenS lie Die Sbertd9e ausbeutete,
bas NIT bieier Sberfid6e correiponoirenoe
untere Grbrsi9 OIL. Sieiss untere gro=
reid, Sas ni6t erforidt wuroe, gum wenis=
fen ni6t Siisntlib, blieb unaussebeutet
unS unbefannt. Sa bic Gompasnie muir
Die Oberfld6e ibren Na9iolsern u%srtaujt
bate, erbielt Dor Sur,em Elm Snsenisur
BON Der alien Gompasnie ben MuItrag, Die
les untere grSrsi1 elmer unteriu9uns su uns
tsrsieben. gr sins baran, nad ben nlnSuses
l6lttetenWfinen Die in alien Seiten gum Be
triebe Der Serspsrte oisnten, gu iori4en, IT,
entoedte cine sewiie anSabl. er priitte
einiae oerlelben, uno mas mar Iein grltaas
nen, ais sr in Der Wfitte Ses Strides in
elmer Ger Ninen, Die ieit S~abrbunoerteu
| abanoonnirt III lein l6itu, Die 0anowertSz
,eroe Der Seraleute on oen Maucrn anase
Iebnt, tleine Sdui6en pon GrS binter jes
Dem @erfseuse liegen, turs Die Wine in
bemlel6en I3aitanee icno, ME lie Die @ries
den NweiieISobne purb irgeno einsu inner:
ucrteten glnorii iberraidt, selaTen bat
ten. Ole MIiue ooer Die Winen waren
oernna@ nibt oeswegen, neil lie eridOpft
worcn, abauoonrirt poroen. Sol9Ii6 wurs
ben AuS9rabun9en ppr9enOmmen, Die go
Der Gntoeduns un9ebeurer S6idten SiAs
berblei uno @almai, aae pom unbere9en@
barem 5teibtbum. iibrten. Nan l9rttt
unuersisli9 gu Sperationen. Sine brittle
@ompasnis nit einem Capital non $4,000
Yiuno ct. wnroe burd Die Nn~ltrsn9nnsem
Der uripriinsli9sn 9onceiiionSre sebiIost,
uno Der Yriei, Der bieie ginSslbeiten NIT
tbeilt, iist binsu, SaB Die pon Der neasm
Gompasnie a~uSseianoten Sdiiie ibre Ga
ouns ioebeu in TmterSam u~srtaait RabeS.-
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Batern.

ueber Ben Z % bes grin,en &arl
BON Bayern entnimmt bic vaus. 3ts." ei.
mem aus Geserniee ibr 3usetommensn Bri.
patbriefe 6~olsenbes: vWie ieoen Gag, bate
Der YrinS au4 bieien Worsen &c. ausuit)
swii4en 6 unb 7 llbr einen Spa,ierritt &c:
gen Dab &reu.b unternommen u. bsianb iid
bereits aui benz Ridwese, no Die StraBs
pom Eotta6 mad Iegerniee mdBis ~ ltei:
gen besinnt. Swiiden benz Sausrnbauis
bel &elerbeis" uno Der Giua bes @rafen
Oepm itrau9elte bas Yisro unb iiel aui
Die 8niee, 10 ouB Der Bring iiber BEN &opi
oes Yferoes auf bic Strabe sei6leubert
wuroe. Oa er ii9 bierbei in bic 3iissl per.
witeIte, 10 fiste inn bas CHER, oils es
a%uiiprinsen poate uno babel gum ~smeiten
WtaI %itiirste, nod einise lei6te Gontuiionen
bel; aueln Der Stur, mar i6on ubiolut
tootli9 seweisn, mabri9sinli6 mar oas
@enif iOiort sebro6en. ausenblifli6
lprans Der Siener, Der Sen .Erinien in
Slemli6er 9edbe besleitete, pom Yferoe, nm
ieinem !6errn aufSubelien; beibe Yferoe
blieben rubi9 auf Der Strobe iteben. Sl
einem Wasen, Der eben Der llnslifs itatte
entsesen fam unb psiien &uti9sr nod
S3reden BEN Erin,en ~itir;en lab, befanb
li1 Der aoiutant oes Trin;en, Der @eneral
pom StrunS, nno Der SdloB6aumeiiter,
weI9e Seioe bic abii9t battsn, elm Sdser:
haus, oas bintsr &reutb erbaut lperben iou,
gu beiu3en. Man erbob BEN resursloisn
&0rper in ben Gbarabanc, Der i'm S9ritt
Dem S9luB entsesenfubr, wabreno Der
Reitfnedt eilenbs uorausritt, UNI Grstli6e
!6lIfe Su boIen. alber leioer mar es fir
aue 6ulie gu lpdt oenn bO6it wabri9ein:
LID wiro Die DEDUCTION erseben, oaB Der
Cob auf Der STEELE ober BOD i6On unter.
wess erfolste. IS modte etwa Il llbr
iein UNI 8 llbr tlans Die GobtsnsIote nit
ibrem i9auerliden Sonen in ben ~flaren,
soloenen Morsen. Yrin; 6arl mar toOt.
Die SeltiirSuus uno Griditteruns, weIde
bic 6anoe iiber aue @emitber bra9te, ldBt
ii9 nl9t beidreiben IS berri9t cine tieie
uno wabre lrauer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-14

On Ser Barrier S0rie fam eS
am 10. Iusuit gu elmer iebr lebbafteu
Scehe. Sin Sn9enieur, Der nit sinem
Sanquier, Namsns &abu, friber Streit
sebcbt, ertbeiIte oemielben, als er ibn CIT
Der SDrle traf, Stodprisel, poruuf Der
Sanquler, weI9er wuBte, oaB Der Sn=
genier ii4 an ibm persreifen polte, Ell
sen Jfepoluer aus Der Sai1e sog uno auf
i'm %ienerte. Der Snsenieur nabm nun bic
6lu6t, murbe aber BON einem FoIi;eioisner
ersriiien uno f~eitsebalten, 10 oaB Der ibm
na6itir;enpe 6abn nod mebrere S9ifie
asf i'm abfeuern fonnte. Der Snsenieur
erbieIt Spei 8useIn in ben Ropf, Der Boli=
Sci:I9ent, wel9er ben Iesteren ersriffen,
muroe am Seine perpuncet. Die Sa6e
madte IN Der g6rie arobes gufleben, obs.
slei9 bort wesen oes Iufitunoes in Der
0erSe9owina panii3er S9reden perbreitet
mar. SdIdsereien iino an Der YariIer
Sorle i6on oft porsefommen; ss 1T bas
erite NtaI, baB man bort bel ioldeu 9elez
senbelten BON 6euerwaiien @cbrau@ madte-