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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-08
BLACKWOODS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.
TERMS:
TER.WS.
Payable strictly I'm advance.

The postage viii be prepaid by the publish
ers without charge to the subscriber, only on the
express condition that subscriptions are paid
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE at the commence
ment OF each year.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FREEMAN & ORCHARD.

The Cheapest House ga the
City.
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY

SUPREME Counr-C HAMBERs-Held by Judge Law
renccnNos IL IS 81 90, 5S 6s 60 ~ y 81, So, 95,
$50, 302, 1908, 3o4, 307, sos, 511 3l3, 3I5.
SUPREME CouRT-GENERAL TERM-Held by Judges
Davis, Brady aud Daniels.-Nos. 100, 12d, 1856, leo
139 14o, 14l l42 49, l64 los, 167 les l69 49, IT,
SUPREME Counr-srEcIAL TrRn-Keld by Judge van
VorsL-Dcmurrer-No. l. Law and faci-Nos 27l
1f9, 47s 424, 100 1902 $40 5TS ISL $50 595 596 sos
600 6O3 COS 600, or GO 4sl, 624 625 CSC, H. 426
SUPREME CouRT-CRcUIT-Pa 1.-Adlourned to
Monday October 1S. Part 2-Hed BY judge Loew-
Nos. 1886, 1868 I43S 46S 1872 1862 1905 1905 1885
1000, 2s02 1905, 1884, 992, l554 1862 00G1s 1882
OBS 236, 2706, 1925, 1885, 79S 5S2G. Part 3-Hcld
by Judge Donohue.-Nos 1908 1911, 7S5 1889 500
1857 l25l 60 1858 1875, 229l, 29Sl Gj5 G57l ~ 2749
1892 963, 343. 5J77 S44l 3l73 3039 1915 i777 1579
800, 1853, it'll 1855 1908, 1855, 323, 1867, ST0s.
SurERIoR CounT-GENERAL TERH-Hed by Judges
Freedman and spcir-Nos 2, IA, = 8 9, 10, u 13 IA
Is, 16, H.
surERIoR Counr-TrrAL TERm--part Held by Chief
Justice MoneiL-Nos Sill 1929, COL l401 735 $50 s5l
72l 1853 625 500 635. 563 $40 748 Part 2-Held Nv
Judge Scdgwick. Nos. 5Ss 684 s9l 900 illG COO 4
GO, SO4 1886 1865, S25 4a6, COZ, $50 s2s 1890 15
SUPERIOR CouRr-srEcrAL TERn-Held by Judge
CurtIs-Nos =, 8, ~ II, 10, 10 49, A. 40, So 81 55
COMMON PLEAS--TRIAL TERM-Part Held by judge
C. T. Day.-Nos 1903, l093 IS 4, ISL, s63 1872 1916
1917, 723 4371s, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1870 1911 Part -
Held by Judge j. H. Daly,--Nos 4sT, 2i05, 800 I172
2iJ7 1885, 1855 1892 23lS 1924, 525 2505 l512 1913
l574 1869 EouIrY TERM-Held by Judge Larremorc =
Nos 20 2, 10, ~ p 26 y, q, 20 ~ 81 ~ ~, IS
MARINE Counr-TniAL TERM-Part Held BY Judge
Alkcr-Nos 49s2, 1862 1912, 1852, 449s 36l3 326l,
1859 1892 $685. 504s, 1867, 3065 1902 3a03 Part -
held BY Judge Joachimscn-N 4757 ASA 42Os, 1903
42l0 5ll7 ass 1857 1862 $780, 1900 1862 33of 1906
1906 Part 3-lIed by Judge Spauldiug Nos 1885,
BO75 503l 5l2I 50al 4SG3 47l4 $500 6l0s Obs 5l40
4g.4 494l, 5126. 4G73
CoURT GENERAL sEssIoNs-Ield by City Judge
Sutherland.--Thc People James Nolan ana Thomas
Carney, robbery; Same ys. Julius whitaker, iclonous
assault and battery; Same VS.. Albert Greshaber bur
gary; Same vs. Ernest Rasmusan grand larceny; Same
vs.. James Haley, grand larceny, Same John Nc
earthly and Andrew Miller, forgery; Same VS. John W.
Robinson, cxtorton; Same VS.. James 0Neil and John
W. Conner, assault and battery; Same Charles
Tack William schultz and August Gurinecr, gam
bling; Same James Farrell and Frank Farrell gam
bling.
COURT OF OWN AND TERMlvER--Hcld by Judge Bar
rett-Thc People Bridget Kelly, murder, Same VS..
John Kcnncy manslaughtcr
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

Michael Burnes was held to yesterday by JUS
tice otterbourg at the Tombs Police Court on com
plant OF Victor Fisco of No. 19l Grand street, who
charged that while passing the corner Of Grand and
Mott he assaulted by Burnes and another
and robbed Of 81 and gold ring.
Edward Luther, Of Old slip, held to answer for
selling lottery policy tickets.
Officer Musgrave, Of the Fourth precinct, Saturday
N ght arrested Matthew Ryan for intoXlcation. On
searching him at the station house gold key and
wire pick such as burglars found Ia his pos
session The key was Identified by Mr. Stone, of No
Jas Chatham street. portion OF the property stolen
from his store on Saturday last. Ryan held for
trial.
Thomas Cox was arragned before Judge Wandell at
abe Washington Place Police Court yesterday and held
IA $500 bail 70 answes charge Of assaung John H.
Sutton, OF No Thompson street, and attempting to
rnI him
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PARK HOSPITAL ABOLISHED.

The Commissioners Of Charities and Correction nave
passed resolution doing away with the Park Hospital
The removal Of the beds and other furniture 70 Belle
yuo Hospital was commenced on Saturday aud VIII be
finished this week The Park Hospital was instituted
b. order OF the Mayor and Commonalty Of the city
some four years ago. II then destined for the re-
ception OF sunstrucS PATIENTS but gradually nil kinds
OF surgical cases arising from accidents to persons in
the lower wards OF the city treated there. The
building was old one when the hospital was first
established in it, The walls are cracked in several
places and bulged out Of their proper line The acct
dent at St. Andrew church aroused the Inspectors Of
Buildings 20 careful action in their department,
and the Park Hospital building inspected On the
18th Of last March II reported unsafe II was
decided To remove the patients If they could some
other building in The lower part OF the city The De
parlment OF Public Works, however, had power to
select another building for the hospital and tho one IN
the City Hall Park continued To be used, nowithstan
ing its dangerous condition. AT last the Commission
ers not wishing TO endanger further the lives OF all It's
occupants, have decided TO remove the hospital to
Bellevue and for the present at least, TO give up the
idea Of having hospital IN the lower part OF the city
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FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kbreth
A MODEL POLICEMAN.

Bernard Conway OF No 40 East Nineteenth street.
became involved in difficulty last week with Michael
Kelly waiter in tho Clarendon Hotel. Blows were
exchanged and Conway got the OF the encounter
lie determined, however, TO have satisfaction and
sought for hat purpose the aid of his brother who is
policeman attached to the Fourth precinct On Satur-
day night Kelly in a shoe store Second avenue,
when the two Conways entered. The proprietor of the
store who knew Them objected TO their presence in his
place. and Officer Conway drew his revolver enforce
his authority arresting Kelly. The Court thought
<the arrest very Irregular TO say the least and
SAID warrant should have been obtained The prisoner
therefore discharged. The oihcer win have a
charge preferred against him by the proprietor OF the
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THE COURTS.
TONES POLICE COURT.
Before Judge otterbourg.
ALLEGEp sWINpLING.

ALLEGED SWLNDLING.
a. vaulhem, Of Saratoga Springs, was yesterday ar
raigned at the above-named Court charge Of
swindng II alleged that in September, 1874, the
prisoner called on the firm of Becker Lyser, jewel
ers doing business in this city, and represented that he
worth considerable property in Saratoga and was
proprietor OF under the Union Hotel in that
town. on the strength OF these representations tho
firm named gave him goods valued at 81, 100 1t was
subsequently ascertaned that Vauheim was heavily in
debt and had made all his property to his wife
Hence his arrest Another complaint OF similar
made against Vaulheim by Alfred Nichols Of
No. 81 Division street, whom he is accused Of hay
ing swindled out Of S755 worth Of property Tho
prisoner held default OF 81, 600 bail 10
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THE RED CLOUD COMMISSIONERS.

Tho Commissioners who have investigated the affairs
Of the Red Cloud Indian Agency, and who now at
the FINN avenue Hotel Will have their report ready
day. and will immediately transmit l. the President
The general idea 81 tho report has already been pub
hshcd IN the HERALD. Tho Commissioners express In
tie document ther belief that while many blunders
have been made IN The management OF affairs at tho
thara
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

MRAp--HoLIISGsHEAD.-O Wednesday, October 0,
by Rev. j. IL. Lockwood, HOMER G. MEAD, OF Louis
vile, Tenn, to FANNIE HoLLNGsHEAD, of Brooklyn,
L. ID.
UNDERnrLI-FoRBEs- Z 1875 at Zion
church. Thirty -eighth street and Madison avenue, 10y
the Rev S. n Gallehcr, HENRY NJ. UNDERHLL, of Yon-
kers, TO JULIA, daughter of Alexander Forbes, of
Scaradale. NJ Y.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Mrs NJ Burnett residing at No. Dufneld terrace,
Brooklyn jumped out Of q second story window Of her
apartments half past one O'Clock yesterday morning,
fracurng hor right ankle and spranng her back Mrs
Burnett who IS thirty nine years OF age. not in
her right mind when she attempted 10 destroy herself
She Is consumptive and has been invalid for long
time past.
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ferry can ride within two blocks Of the church, getting
out az Marcy avenue.
Woon.-At Groenpoint, October g. HESTER, the be-
loved wife o. Daniel Wood, aged "a years. ~ months
and IL days
The funeral will take place from her late residence, II
UNION place, az twelve O'Clock, Tuesday 18th INST
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unusually attractive prices close entire retail
business previous removal about January /.
q. l.. kelly Co, Isl Fifth avenue
pnnrp ,vpt tssf frI atra
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AnUsEMENTS.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE
OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN HOTEL
BRILLIANT AND IMMEDIATE SUCCESS
BRILLIANT AND IMMEDIATE sUCcEsa
THE ARTISTIC JUBILEE CONTINUED.
CROWDED FROM FRooR TO CEILING
FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES
THE SUCCESS OF TIE DAY.
First appearance o. the unequailed acrobats.
FE9E LEON AMI 4SD Ills Ills THEE ThEEE SONS SONS
- EDWARD, ALFRED, AND JOSEPH
euses whose superb gyInnasc mplishments
TO ToS S9pIPs AsToR
in q portfolio OF bis latest songs. /,
GUS WILLIAMS
in eomcal collection e n 0sEIl Butch Droores
in their funniest q sketches .,.,...
with solos and duets various Instruments plantation
MCKEE iSIf q I ROGERS Ei
in their laugh able specialtes. ,,,,,,, .,
Mischief MISS iss S JESSTE MORAN fS"i i-A'D
in beautiful ms sis2G e SSaER 4e H2Is
by JOHN and MACY Coy, F F DING, n,r,r
-, r,u THE ia, AgsTINs z sIacS DRILL
We s''emsH s.s9s5' es4rH fESG5rHEe
TIE ENTIRE GREAT COMPANY N
.MATchLEss
PROGRAMME.
q
READ IT,
The comical National sketch called
THE BLACK MAIL CARRIER.
sa% ERkEK W @iEsR4
Miss Saba DEsHoN
IRISH SONGS AND DANCES,
WIN. CARLETON.
LIGHTNING zQUAyE DRILL,
TONY PASTOR
will entertain his fiends with few Nonsenscal Songs
PLEASE LET MY BROTHER 60.
HoSns Ws .ssT Mss SsE FER REM
John Goodhheart "a policeman FRANK GIRARD
BOUQUET OF MELODY.
Miss JENNIE MORGAN
WAR IN THE KITCHEN
CHARLEY WILSON
dus WILLIAMS. A'''1' az -
in his special entertainment Introducing his peculiar
Burlesque Songs Anecdotes &c.
-HIBERNTAN DUETS
LAYS OF LIFE AND LOVE IN IRELAND.
The FIELDINGS, JOHN and MAGGIE.
Original Eccentric sketches
and S SGKEES A N F RdGEE hAND
IN THEIR WONDERFUL GYMNASTICS
Concluding "i'A iii 4E m&TFY 'o F&M ihsien
Jake Onderdonk gus MlLhi ANS
Mrs Moekly Miss LIZZIE FREEMAN
i>''s MATiNEEs TUESDAY, ASp FRIDAY .---'D'''
JIWCHCoCKs
IL NEW THIRD. AVENUE THEATRE.
Third avenue between Thirtieh and Thirty streets
LOTS OF FUN-No yULGARITY.
ONLY MORAL LIVELY AMUSEMENT.
HOUSES FILLED NIGHTLY.
For the week commencing October IL and
SATURDAY MATINEE
Grand Minstrel Quartet,
FOSTER, CANNING, SINCLAIR AND HOWARD
THE FRENCH TWIN SISTERS.
MISS RoMAINE, TIE QUEEN OF SONG.
The EMPIRE CHILDREN VIOLINTSTS, LIZZIE and
JOE aged four and the wonders OF the world playing
the most difficult music with grace and easel on the violin
THE GREAT FRANK BELL,
Ethiopian Comedian and Orator,
LEO,
the Tumbleroncon.
GEORGE WARREN, THE CHAMPION BANJoIsT.
REGAIN BROTHERS,
the Irish Character Delineators.
SPECIAL NOTICING liquor sold on the premises be-
ing the intention tho proprietor
tertainment to delight bis patrons
Reserved so admission % cents gal
ley 10 boxes 81 and So in boxes 10 aud
81. Doors open at 4; performance at $ o'clock.
Grand Family Matinee every SATURDAY at 2PM
Specially artists should address GEORGE wINSuIP,
Stage Director No. 443 Third avenue, New York Dates
always open to first class performers.
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FURNITURE.
UPHOLSTERY

Every description Of Furniture and than cost.
Also full line Of Curtains
and everything pertaining to
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disappearance Of the popular Ethiopian Comedian.
MR.. WILLIAM COURrBIGHT
Rnannn Of Tho arflsta

THE BABY GlMNASTS
Masters LEOTARD AND HARRY CARLO, performing
lofty trapeze the extraordinary eats with all tina
SKILL and elegance Of the renced ymnasts-
NOrEA strong lis spread beneath the daring
gymnasts during their wonderful performance
THE GREAT OLYMPIC COMPANY
Mr. JOHN HART, Mr. PAT ROONEY
THE WONDRoUs CARLO FAMILY,
HARPER AND SrANSILL BUCKLEY AND TURNER
THE WORRELL SISTERS
MISS ADAH RICHMOND, MISS LIMA EDWIN
THE CoLoRED HAMToWN STUDENTS.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
WACHrEL.
GRAND OPERA SEASON.
Director NEUENDORFF
Meyerbeers Chef dGuvre,
LES HUGUENoTS,
Grand opera in Eve acts.
Subscription prices for the Of 20 nights Boxes
$500. $40 and 5000 Reserved seats, $50.
Subscriptions will be received from
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1875,
at the Directors Office Academy Of Music, daily from TO
o'clock.
Prices for single nights BOXES. 500, $50 and $40 Gem
era admission 81 Reserved seats 81 - extra Family
circle 50 cents Reserved seats family circle, 80 cents
Tho subscription list viii be closed Wednesday, October
49, aud the sale Of reserved for single nights viii
menre Thursday, Oct0ber IL ut D O'Clock A. Nj.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-21

tisem 8inS setrieben, billie ben Berg Gin.
Die cIeftrii6e Spannung mar nod bieIelbe !;
absr fein 0onner gu b0ren, nur cine Dirt
fernes Murren. @m sansen &orper mar
Elm YrifeIn Su ipiircn, ais oh iid in iebe
Sore cine gfaSel bobre. Jtinssum iprans
gen 6lnten BON mir gu m,einem Yesleiter
uno nmsefebrt, BON bieiem Gesenitanb ;u
%icnen1, pdbreno Suslei9 bas brummenoe unb
fnafenSs 8erduid an Ssftisteit sunubm.
Mtit elnsm S9rei bes Gntistens ersriff Der
lOnlt 10 uneridrOdene gebirssiascr bic
6Iu9t. SD foI9te ibm. g8ir paren faum
IilniSis SUP melt setommen, ais elm gidts
l9ein, bur9 beiie n Wiitte eiu sreuer Sunfe
gu Iabrsm idiem, ii3 rings um uns ausbreis
tete. SOfort b6rten Die slsftrii9sn Grs
l4elnun9ena uf. Gin OonneridIas erfolste
nl1t. SD ertldrte meinem @efdbrtsn
nun, Dap Die @efabr pOriibsr iei, unb mir
tebrten auf BEN 0ipfeI ;uriid. OieleIben
srl9sinunsen wieoerbOIten iid nod mebrs
mails. Die eIeftrii3e @oIte idien slei3s
Jam iiber ben Berg gu i~trOmen, wie @uiier
iiber einen i'm Bad l~iesenben Stein unb
i6 beoba6tete, baB Die Grideinunseu ii6
seraoe umterbaIb bes gipfeIs aui Der ben,
@inoe a%bsewansten Settle am itdrtitem
GuIerten."
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,6cine Yctt."

Sin srOBes llebeI in bieiem 2anOe",
tast cine ameritaniide Sdriftitelerin, ~iit,
saB mir fir ni6ts ssniisenOe 3eit babsn.
Selbit bas @sben bes Entertainers seist,
baB er in giIe lit. Sin GusIanoer fn0pit
finen &od unO feline Sanbidubs gu unb
sebt nit elmer @irSe EMS @ei9dft, als
eiuse er in bic Stride. Sin ameritanil6er
SeI96ftsmanu remit na6 benz Gilenbabns
wa9sn, ipringt birein unb uerlaBt i'm in
slei9er @eiie, ielbit penn sr bas @enif
bre9en iOute. &Ibren ni6t iebr pieIc llns
faae paDer, neil Die 2eute aui raid fab
renOe 3a9e Ober uuf i6on ~absssunsene
SOote iprinsen? NiemanO bentt baran,
nod Sebn Minuten Su lparten. Oos Gisn
Siro ni3t in &ube senOmmen, ion6ern es
Sirb pcri9Iuft un6 ielbit Der 0a6tii9
aei9t bic Gilierti9tcit: buS Sbit plr6e ses
pfIft, ebe es nod reif mar.
Aaes wiro III Der Sait ab9emadt, POM
Bau zines, 9aules an bis gum 9lbto9en
sinsS S6infens. Die 6rauen;immer,
pel6e an Ndbmaidiuen a%rbeiten, BOren
auf, ebe lie nod in Der ata9t Ous @nOe
srrei6t baben, bic &leiberma6erin per-
i5idt bas &Ieib nit ben Stei6fdoen BARN
nne Obre S3Iaufen gum @uf6dnsen, Der
S6ubma6er p~ertanit sin Yaar elegant
ausiebenbe S9ube, Die mad Dem S~lpeiten
Aas9an9 pIaten.
Ni9ts uon benz ~Iunsiamen, ii6eren Sort
idreiten lit bemertbar, uub ieIbit 0tei9tbum
pir6 auf dbnIt9e Dirt srporben unb psrlo:
zen. 8enn mir einen damn iinben, mel,
der woblbabenO wirb, wenn CT NIT @ebulb
nnb 9%un9iamtett ipurt, 10 fam man iibers
seust iein, Dap CT ni9t auf bieiem Gontis
Hent Qeboren puroe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-21
GIeetricitdt 1T ocn Teliengebir.
Qett.

vSm CONNER 1868 beities i'd, 10 err
5dblt Ser SO. s. Stone in Sueblo,
COLORADO, on einem bsusn Gage untsr
6iibruns zines Sd9ers ben @ipfel bes
NtOunt Sincoln, nm ieine 9Obe nit benz
Barometer gu meiieu. Na9Sem mir ben
3pet errei9t, erbIidten mir i'm NorOweiten
cine i6warSe @epltteruolte, Die ii9 unter
einem INNER lauter weroenben @etoie Smis
iden mebreren 6elienipisen binbur9 in Der
gfi6tnns auf ms gu bewesen i9ien. Oils
bic 0olfe ben 9lbbans bes bic iibrisen
6eIienipiten melt iiberrasenben MOunt
SineoIn errei9te, i3ien iie 6snieIben forms
LID binauiSutlimmsn. Sd itredte 3ufduis
bic Sanb seseS ie aus, ais ii9 plOtli9
elm brummenoer Con bOren lisb, wis pon
einem srOBen &aier. Dies @eraui9 purbe
bal6 ppn alien Ssiten laut, namentli6 in
u~nieren Saaren. Der S3dser slaubte ,uirts
lid, baB ibm elm Rdfer in bic 6aare &c.
tommsn wdre, unb nabm ben SUIT ab.
SOfurt itrdubte ii6 iein buldises Saar
fer5en9eraoe in bic 9Obe, ibm elm 9rdBIi3es
ausieben sebenb. 9as @lei9e war NIT
meinem Saare Ser Sau. Oils i6 Die San6
9e9en meinen @efdbrten ausitredte, fubrsn
elettriI9e 6unten aus ieoer 6in9erIpibe bers
Dor, o69lei9 iie nit einem Oifen 6an6i6ub
bebedt maren.
AuT Der NOroOitleite oeS ger9es lag cine
S9neewebe, Die Dor benz @inbe, Der lest
%ortanmdBig webte, einigermaBen sei6iibt
mar. 3wet 9unbe, ipel9e un5 0efolot
waren, ipie!ten aui Dem S@nee. SD mari
i6nen einen Stot 81 uno elmer Der !Oun6e
iprans berbei, i'm gu er9relien. 2lber ais
er i'm er9rciien wolte, 9eriet5 er in Die
eIettrii9e Str6mGng unO erBieIt plSbIi6
einen iOl9en S9Iag, SoB er Elm S6mer,
Sens9ebeuI ausitieb unO nit empOrseitrdubs
ten 6aaren oen Serg binabIief. SD ging
MN, ben Stof gu DOIen. SD bate nod
eincn anoern StOf bel mir, ben i9 in Sen
ScirOrenen S9nee itieb, UNI ni3t OusSn8leis
ten. 4I0b[i9 erbielt AUDI i'd einen %eIettris
i9eu S3Iag, Der mir Den StOd aus Der
9unS i6lea6erte.
SD fc9rte mn un9 meinem Plate Sls
rid. SIN Oi@tes S9ncegeit66er, uon Def
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-21
9lms oen periGieoenem Staatem.

ueber bic telegraph d turj ses
melOetem tootIi9en llnfdQe aui Dem @elt,
Interchangeable melOet Der philadelphia
Oemotrat" pom 8. DECEMBER; Set
Ginger 3eit waren Arbeiter nit Der Mnbrins
suns Don Sentilirapparaten in benz Sa6e
oes Sauptausiteuunssssbdubss bei9ditist.
@eltern Morsen itissen brei 2lrbeiter aui
elm pom benz Oa6e berabbdnsenoeS 8sriilt,
UNI an oieier arbeit fOrt3uiabren, ais pI6bs
LID pas @eriit Suiammsnbra6 uno nit ben
arbeitern III Die Siefe biuabitirSts. Die
Tamen Der Qrbsiter limb WiQiam Gople,
Wfablon NapIor pom 6oImesbur9 uno
Gi9aro Gaton, wel6er i'll Sort Ri9mono
wobnte. 6opIe uno GGton paren aui Der
Steae tOot uno Nap!or itaI baIO na6ber
in Der Office Oes Contractors 0pbbins,
na3 peI9er man i'm gebradt bate. sic
binterIaIlen lammtIi9 itarte 6amilien uno
arbeiteten fir Die 6irnla Game IL Miooleton
III !)olmeSbur9, wel9er Die Nnbrin9ung ser
SentilIrapparate controttli6 iibertraoen
mar. Dtan glanbte, OuB boS @eriit u0uio
li9er JET, bod i9eiuen Die ~Jtegensiiie Der
Ietten Gage Die Stride, pel6e IS ;uIam,
menbielten, 9elotert Sn boben. &aum
bate man ii@ uOn Dem S3redcn, wel6en
Oieier betriibenoe llnfuu nit ii6 bra6te,
ctIpaS erbolt, ais ein 0eriit auf wel9em
Srpei 2lnltrei3er orbeiteten, ;uianmen6ra9.
Der cine Der Widnmer iaBle 9liitli6erpeile
Elm Gou, wel9eS neben Dem @eriiite bis
gum gOSon bera66iug unO lieB ii9 an Sies
lem bina6, pdDreno Der 2ln6ere li6 an elmer
Der e~iierneu NueritOngen OeS 9a3eS ieit.
9icIt unO Oaram bangcn 6lis6, bis cine Gel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-21

WeiIe oberbaIb Saut &apibs idon fir
Wasen paiiirbar. 8ei ct. GlouS lit bas
Sis nod uniidsr.
Der @ei6aftSuerteDr int Gate
eltp 1T lebbaft. am uOrisen Samitas all
lem mrroen bort $50 bis 500 @asenlas
ounsen Wei5en abseIiefert, unb gum sr6Bs
ten Sbeil UNI 95 bis 81 Gents uertauft.
DAP bieier Sertebr aui ale @ei6aite eli
men mcbItbuenoen GinfluB ausiibt, Iiest
auf Der SanS.
Sn Neu ulm lit Die Grinbuns elmer
3rpsiten NatiunaIbant i'm @anse, inbem
bereits sec, 600 on @runfs capital se.
sei9net iino, weI6es auf s75, 900 sebra6t
werben lou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-21
WiSconTn.

Nm 8. b. 81. perbranntein &enos
iba bic benz &iaiam ISarriion seb0riss unb
bon b,eiem betriebene Sobelmiible unS Gin
neben berielben Iie9enbes @obnbaus. Der
ni6t our6 Serii6eruns ssbedts S9aben
betrast 5000.
Die Yb. Seit Srswins 60. in
M%ilpautee ma9te eineu Seriu9 nit benz
Serianot Don Slai1enbier mad Oeuti6s
lamb; bieier Sage Ianste nun uon Silisls
Sorf Elm S6reiben an, wel9ss Die Nnfunit
oes Sieres bort meloet. Der Sriei lautete
vOas Vier wurbe iofort elmer Strobe inter.
worfen nnb batten ii9 ~bebsutenbe Sa9mdn.
ner %ein9efunoen, bic ale neusieris waren,
oas 10 LANCE unb iebnli9it erpartete MliI,
wautee Sier, peldes iiber 5000 Meilen
bon bier sebraut wuroe, gu foitsn. Die
Erobe fieI 9Idn3enb aus unb muB i6 iasen,
oaB oas Vier bel sebOriser Gempsratur
wlrtli6 ansseSeidnet lit, uno uniere grauer
gu tbun baben, wenn iie einen aleiden
Stoff erSeu9en wpaen. Die Sfai6en was
ren aue i'm beiten 3uitanbe, feline %einsise,
Oant Der wirtIi9 wunberpoQen Yerpaduns,
%seiprunsen unO bas Sisr bed unb flar mie
9rpltau." - OaS muB ~ieoeniaQs anberer
rStOii" ais Die Belts Srewins So. an bic
Wirtbe im 9ano uerienbet, isin, bemerft elm
We6ielblatt basu.
Die Serren S6lis unb 0~er9entbal
BON Nfilpaufee, wuroen ieber gu pier Mos
naten @efdnsniB unb $1,000 @elbitraie
wesen frummen @bistep perurtbeilt.
Die eau Glairs r6ree YreB" be.
ri4tet, baB in Der u~ersansenen Saiion i'm
Chippewa SbaI '23O, 900 900 SUB Sol,
gei9nitten wurben. Sierpon fommen aui
Gau Glair las 600 900 SUB, Menomenee
so ,OOO, 900 SUB, Chippewa Sails 20, OOO,s
900 unb Gau Sale 5000, 900 SUP.
125, 900 900 9Oss wurbsn pon obisen
gIdsen sefOBt. Der SOlsidIas in Der
uersansenen Saiion par UNI 100, 600, 900
SUB serinser ais in Der Saiion Don 1873
IA.
Die Wisconii in galIep Giiens
balm beabiidtist na9ites Sribiabr bic
Sabnitrede BON SOmab mad ga Groiie gu
uOIenoen uno bic Snsenieure Der Dabn
limb bereits an Der @rbsit, Die 9inie su per,
meien. IS lag bon @nfaus an int YIane
bes Sirettoriunls Der Bailey Yabn, cine
S%erbinouns nit Der Chicago, Dubuque u.
Minneiota Babn in "a Grohe ber,uitelen,
oa bic 9aupteisentbimer Snterslie in BEL,
ben Yabnen baben. Oieie @bii9t i9eint
oemna9 bod nod sur ausfibruns gu tom,
men. Oas ga @rohe Gbal, weI9es be-
reits Our9 swei gabmsn seridnittsn wirb,
erbaIt nun mebr Sabnen, ais bic 5armer
uermutbli9 uiini9en, ba bic neue ebeniaas
our9 baslslbe sesosen werbsn wiro.
az. St.)