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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28
aus pen perimteoenen etaaten.
Der Sasn eagle 9arbOr am Obsrr
see wirb bebeutenb perbslert.

Der 9aen Eagle Sarbor am Ooera
See wirb bebeutsnb perbsiiert.
Sn Yittsburs wurbe cine @eriamms
lung Der iosenannten srbsitsr' gartei abse'
baIten, wsIds bon unsefdbr 1000 Msniden
beludt murbe. SammtIi9e &eben waren
enti9ieben communiitiid in ibrem Gbarafs
ter. 8si9Iiis wurben ssfabt, bab Giisns
babnen, Gelesrapbsn etc. uon Der &esie'
runs bstriebsn werben iolen, wabrenb aae
Sabriten BON zen Grabes Union controuirt
werben iouten, baB 8 Stunben cine Cages
9lrbsit isin %ioIten, unb bab.. es feline armisn
9suts msbr seben birfe. SIT es mOsIi9,
baB aeute ii9 icI4en lltopisn binseben
fSnnen2
Sn columbus, Ohio, fanb cine Cons
psntion Der Mrbeiter Der giiens unb Stabls
fabriten itatt, unb wurben BeidIiiie unses
nommen, nod wsldsn bic Sorberunsen Der
@iisnbabnarbeiter in benz lesten Streit fur
enti9iebsn ssre9t unb biais ertIdrt werben,
unb, wdbrsnb ale 9ewalttbdtisteiten ents
i9ieben perbammt wsrben, 1T bic gonpens
tion Der Nnii9t, bab bic giienbabnusrwal.
tunssu wobI i'm Stanbe inb, bieien sere9:
ten 6orberunsen gu entipreten. Gbenio
wurbe befiruortet, bas in allen Streitfras
gen awii9en @rbeitern unb a%rbsitsebsrn
Sdiebsri9ter ernannt werben iouten, um
bic Streitfrasen gu entideiben. Oas 1T
bod u~erniinftis ~sebanbeIt.
Sn &idmonb, girsinia, 1T Der
9iIfssS unbe Observation-Disclosures CHARLES y.
gabin wesen 8eruntreuuns OhentIi9er
@eloer perbaftet unb unter $4,000 gars'
i9aft seiteqt worben. gr ioa bas @elb
psripisIt baben. Sberit gper bot mad
NorfoIt teIesrupbirt, aue unrebIi4sr amts'
fibruns ansetlasten 5Oabausbeamten isien
unter bObe,e girsidaft gu ifsuen.
OieSrau Bonaparte Batterion, iene
emit 70 idSue BaItimorer 8aufma AIMS God:
ter, bsren gbe NIT benz iimsften grubsr
bes sroBen RupOIeon bur4 einen Ma9t'
ipru9 bes Iesteren aufsebObea wurbs, Iebt
nod INNER in ibrsr gateritabt. Sic III
iest iber neun3is Sabre aft. Seit Idmser
aIs breiBis Sabren bat ite gang 8uridse3o'
gen in Baltimore seIebt uno bur4 sei4idte
Benusuns ibrer MitteI Elm unsebeurss
germOsen aufsebauft. Sbr Gassba4 ioa
auBerorbentIi9 intereiiant iein, ibr 9aupts
merit 1T iebo9 elm Bud, benz 2ucian mad;
sebiIbet unb uGObtenseipra3e" betitelt; in
bieiem Werte werben bic llntsrrsbunsen
3wiiden ibrem Batter unb ibrem treuloisn
@atten Ssrome 8onaparte in Der llnters
melt seidiIbert. Srau Bonaparte bofft
ned INNER ais cine glrt pOetiider @ereds
tisteit, baB elmer ibrer Gntel Raiier uon
Grantrei@ werben wirb. Sbr Ontel Gbars
les patterion.B 8 onaparte 1T @apitan In Der
tran5oll1en Armee.
Die so aritime gr@anse in Ybila.
beIpbia bat cine gommiifion ernunnt, weIs
DE i'm 8srsin NIT anberen dbnIi@en &6rs
psridafteu bic llria@en fir bic 0srIuite
mdbrenb bes Iesten Streites gu unteriu@en,
unb fsisutsaen, per fir bieie uerantworts
LID su MAIDEN III, unb ebenio iber bic bette
sIrt unb @eiie, bisisIben fef3ufsuen unb
Su coGectiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28

i9las Der 9ofen), i9eint es @rnfs 3a wsrs
ben. Mus Marfeias wirb benz rWlrfaser
bu Mibi" semeIbet, baB ipanii@e Snses
nieure bort einsetroffen finb, meI9e Bobrs
maidinen anf@affen iolen, ME fe beim
@OttbarbtunneI i@ bsudbrt baben. Der
Tunnel ioa BET NIsefras (Spanien) besins
men uno 3mii4en Ganser unb 3euta an ber
afritanii4en &lfe ausmlnben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28
SEA iau.

Der 9ersos, Der ~sesenwdrtis auf S9lob
RSnisitein weilt, feierte am 25. .. 10. iei:
men @eburtsfas. 9er3os Ioolpb erfreut
fi9 iebr pieIer Spmpatbisn in ieinem sbes
malisen 6erso9tbume.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28
Spanteu.

WRit benz proistt, suiiden Gibraltar u.
Eanssr in 9frita sinen tunnel an5uIssen
"A WRiu. Pfb, Stsrl. betrast Der 0Oran'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-01
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-01
1ue .sr rentccn leos Locnxf~~

Our exchanges from various part S
OF the country report that the seven
teen wear locus.s have made their ap-
pearance in large numbers \ CORES
pon'lcut Of the New \ 1ork Sun from
Grecnhueh. y Y writes that they
have also appeared in that vicinity ::
They first emerge from the "rouad in
the form of large grub. The wings
appear soon aiterwaTd, when the locust
settles in the nearcS. tree The nois
nsde bv the insects is a constant shrili
huuming. They do not eat growing
crops, rs many suppose, nor do they
in any way resemble the ravenouS la
Gusts of the West They devote tIeir
time To working in the branches ana
twigs Cf all kinds of trees They
plough little grooves in the limbs, in
the tender bark next the wood. Their
perforations in the trees Kill the
branches, and the foliage soon turns
yellow In 1860 I'll e locu>ts did n /
appr"r until June. " hcn he troes were
in full leaf In two weeks ie WOO Is
lroi>ed as tnuugh they had been sub
jected to the fiostS or Nuvrnbe -
From all appearances the locusts will
be AS thick as they were in that wear.
Stories of the poisonous nature of til,
sting of this curious insect, which did
duty in 1850. creating much alarm
have been revived. but the seventeen
wear locust is harmless to man ana
beast. 1t is an inch and a half long
when full grown. L. COMES ont of the
ground tail first, and has on its head
white marks forming perfect letter
w. In l6C0. believers in signs and
snperStitions declared that the appear
ance of this calaliStic sign denoted
war In that wear the loclISts did NOT
entirely disappear until late in the fail
People siill-;ivine here remember theii
appearance also in lS43 They were
SO thick then that the trees were
thrashed with whips. aud dead locuet>
carried away by the bushel. They 10
10 permanent injury. but interfere
greatly with til: Years fruit crop"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-01

.ln Mixed Cards with name IOc,s. Samples 10
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-01

FROZEN MINES-The remarkable
frozen mines Of Colorado are destr: bed
bv MIR r. Wcisrr, Of Georgetown in
that territory. in q communication to-
StIiimah's .JournoL One of them j.
the stevens mine, at n height of twelve
Thousand five hundred feet above tn,
level of the sea. in Clear Creek county
At n. depth of from sixty to two hun
drcd feet the lode or vein Of silver ore
az well rs the surrounding rock. was
found to be frozen solid There are
winter; the whole frozen territory l.
surrounded " hard. massive rock. and
til, lode itself is as hard and solid ~
the rock. The miners beng unallr :,
eXCaVate the frozen material bY pick
or drill, to get out the ore. found Tie
only way vas to- kindle large wool
fire at night against the back end {, (
the tunnel. and thus thaw the froZpI.
material and in the morning take ou
the dISintc9.aicd ore. his has e.
the mode uf mining for mole than tw,
wears. The tunnel is over two hu =
dred feet de p. ANA there is, no dlmIuu
tion of the frost: it seem, to bc rati CT
increasing" The writer cannot &C.
count Tor the occurrence OF tins t uzyi.
mass SO far rground. except ni.
the hypothesis that the FROST pructra
tel to that depth during the glacial
epoch, and has remained there cvci
since. IL could not have found s
wav lhither from the outside whil t {
region was suljrct to any such ciianat,
as now prevails there
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-01
The History of S,nap-

men II Is "liiicult 10 c.;
has been supposed that !; o'a'e
been originally derived r,,', ''15 al
ease in the c9mel. Its ~. ne q
To the settled belief thar a lea
persons ane not ua.s,y .. '-'e 2
1t, 1T never occurs u,w
conta2i"n- 1t does ma, q, S.
have been known in Eur.lsz Per
beginning of the eighth c... y gu O.
mention of any such dis,
bc found in the Greek or = 4 IS.
thors of antiquity M
may have heantne ,lrf,.i... '...r
ancient physicians. the. v. o
Observers, and capital d.. r.-
disease; and il seems ,o
possible that a disorder -.
and marked hy chgra,tsr.
aEd ronspicunu~. >houll b.,
thelr notice, ur If kunua .
been ub~curcly pmtrayaH,...
tings. On the otherilr5 n
Ia las learned anj n,rra.,;
of smallpox. has shown r.,...
ed in Cnina and Iiiu3,,,..
very early pclioi-evrn m
thousand Wears hytsr. f.
cur Savior. That II a.f.
make its WAY vr~'wara mt
ami thence into tir,ss,. n.r
uted partly To the hnr,.,
complaint everywhere f,,.s..
the attempts which wee rr,
made To check lis p-ogrrs>
iting all c"mmuuicattnr rf.
partly tn tn" limited m,,n-.r.
then took place ara.ur..
nations, hut priuripailyt,t..
position of the region, i.-..
the infection WIS li~tr.r
tel IL they were ,r,mt#..
world 10y imm,use desserts
ocean. The disease 3, ....
broken cat in AlalEa r...
Mecca in the year iu S..
med was born. &. p. 900 f....
oi the iXth century. la.
propngat"l sv his vsr- -.
OF t.a Alah-.f .-..... ....
mr. A. D. ....-...
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Fertain Headache Cure

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-01

OCEAN SPLENDoRS When the Sea
is perfectly clear and transparent it
allows the eve to distinguish objects
at very great depth. Near Mindora.
in the Indian Ocean. the spotted cor.
ais aie plainly visible under twenty
five fathoms OF water The crystal
line clearncsS at the Caribbean sea eX-
cited the admiration of Columbus.
who in the pursuit of his great dis
coveries. ever retained an open eve for
the beauties of nature In passing
over this splendidiv adorned ground y
saws Schopf "where mariue life shows
itself in an endless variety of forms.
the boat, suspended over the purest
crystal, seems to float in the air, so
that n person unaccustomed to the
scene easily becomes giGdv. On the
clear sandy bottom appear thousands
OF sea stars, sea ur .hins, moluSks.
anil fishes of n hrilliancv Of color un-
known in our temperate seas. Burn
ing red. intense blue, lively green, and
golden yellow perpetualIy vary; the
spect ltor floats over groves of sea
plants gorgonias. corals. alcvoniums.
fiabpllums. and sponges, that afford o
less delight To the eye, and are no less
gently agitated hv the heaving waters,
than the most beautiful garden on
earth when a gentle breeze passes
through the waving boughs."
THE corn crop promises to De about
os iiy ,s jhpV make 'em
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-01

AN early wheat Aar's
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y = Fancy Cards. wiih your name, lOc. Business
~ Carts printed ON back ol Rare i'hotos. am
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Homes in the West
AN HOW TO hcH tn M

Tor LOWEST RATES FARE and relia
Il b.e information relative to the besf routes of
travel to all points est. Sour h and South west
call on or address ~ l.. D'BRIEN General Pas
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-01

THE corn crop promises to De about
as big as they make 'em.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-01
TrRx1ps AND CoRN a VS. 7.

TURx1ps AND CoRN a y. '
county q. y farm. : ,f.- g
of sowing Mellow 4 'T' rt..-
among his corn At the l1- , 81.
the cultivation, when l''
about five feet M height y
do not make much ei'r'r ,.r
corn Is cut. after when hin. d
rapidly. The cost j.. !, nO'r 'ri
for seed ami harveS.ii'E' :..;-ri
ING already cut. i h'' -, f-'
the tuln;ps are gathen@1- a. q " .,.r
to tour hundred bu~iy',5 ..,.l q
acre have thus been "'. We
lessening the corn crop 'lP5pas
not tolerated. and the ,.i...
Of the land is devoted
to useful crops.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-23
ANOTHER yICTIM.
Disastrous Effects of the Careless Ha MI
ling of Coal Oil.

Disastrous Effects of the Careless Ha nd
ling of Coal Oil.
At / o'clock Monday morning, az the residence
of Mr.. SCHNEIDER, No. 125 Washington street.
another horrible accident occurred from the care
less handling Of q can Of coal oil. The victim OF
the catastrophe was Miss May Huag, bright
and interesting girl, WHO was just budding into
womanhood.
II appears that Miss Huag. who resides at the
house of Mr. SCHNEIDER, arose at the hour ABOVE
stated, and Wishing a fire in one OF the rooms,
and not wishing to disturb the servant, who was
engaged at Other household duties, started to
work to build it herself. She went ABOUT tine
work in tbs usual way, but as
THE KINDLIsa WOOD
did not burn as readily as she desired, she pro-
cured can of coal oil that was IN cupboard 10
the room and poured some of the fluid on the
fire. The flames frightened up as QUICK as
fash and ignited the can that che was holding In
her hand. which caused an explosion.
The burning fluid was spur, ed all over her,
and in few seconds she was enveloped IN flames.
She rushed toward the front door, for the pur-
pose of going into the street. as she neared the
door she was discovered by Mr.. and Mrs. Schind-
Ter who rushed to her assistance and attempted
to smother the flames, and in the attempt this
lady and gentleman were severely though not
dangerously burnt.
By this time some OF the neighbours had arrived,
and they succeeded IN extinguishlng the names
on all three of the persons.
| The young glrl, though not dead, was burned
| ALMOST TO CRACKING.
| What remained OF he. charred, disfgured body
was placed in one Of the rooms, where che re-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-23
THE PREsRYTERIANs.

Fifth Days Proceedings of the Assembly.
The assembly met OF o'clock a. m. Rev. DIR.
Stllman in the char. After prayer and other
devotional exercises had been concluded, the As
sembly started to business.
The invitation OF Capt. Cannon, Of the steamer
r. Il. Lee, to the Assembly, inviting them to take
trip on his steamboat, was road and on mo-
ton. resolution was adopted thanking Capt.
Cannon for his courtesy and accepting the invi-
tation.
The chairman OF the auditing committee Sab
mtted the report Of the committee, showing the
following balances on April /: sustentation
fund, $l059 81; evangelistic fund, Ml06 "a; In
valid fund, s19O6 80; relief fund, 1897 VI.
The report was adopted, and the Chairman Oh
the committee on synodcai records OF Arkansas
reported approyingly on the minutes OF the last
synod, with an insignificant amendment regard
ing phraseology, which was not concurred In by
the Assembly, and the report was adopted.
Rev. DR.. Smith, OF the committee on bulls and
overtures, reported On an overture from the
Presbytery Of Florida, asking to be disconnected
with the Synod Of Georgia. The matter induced
an animated discussion, which resulted in the
question being recommitted, ON the plea thai
| the overture was premature.
| The Assembly adjourned at o'clock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-23
Fire.

At quarter to O'Clock Tuesday morning fire,
that i supposed TO have bsen the work OF an in
cepdiary, broke out in s. milk stable on French
men street, between Liberal ahd Force. The
property, which was owned by Louis Burgess and
occup Ell by Joseph Burgess, was totally destroyed.
Loss $500. The property Is insured In the New
Orleans Fire Association. Amount unknown.
The fl amss then communicated TO the a5join-
ing house, owned by Jacob Hemp and occupied
by parties unknown. This dwelling was also
totally destroyed. Loss $500. Insured in the
Firemen's Insurance Company.
The flames then extended 10 the adjoining
house, also owned by jacob Rsmp. This building
was damaged to the extent OF 500.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-23
Rrevities.
short LIENS.

James Lyons. alias Murphy, the counterfeiter,
yesterday eft Jor Cincinnati via the Mobile route,
in the custody of Detectives 8athborne and Hem
nessey.
Harvey Brown Was arrested and locked up in
the Second Precinct Station, charged with assault
AID battery, and cutting and wounding Addie
Holloway with knife.
About $50 O'Clock Monday night q FIRE was dis
covered under the staircase OF the house No. BIG
Lafayette streeA The fumes we're extinguishsd
by officers Roper and Grahsm with slight dam
age. The property is owned by MIR. Farrenback
and occupied by Mrs. Smith.
For the larceny OF wood, Joseph Newton was
locked up 10 the Fourth Precinct Station.
John johnson was locked up in the Eighth
Precinct Station, charged by John Mccoy with
threatening his life, disturbing the peace and at
tempting to pass counterfeit fifty cents on him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-23
The Army of Tennessee.

The members Of that association met last
night, according to adjournment, at tx O'Clock,
in the club room over Hawkins saloon, Gen.
G. T. Beauregard in the chair, and quite crowd
Of veterans present. After the preliminary
routine the following gentlemen were elected to
the positions remaining untitled: Mr.. J. O. Gold
ipg Recording Secretary; MIR: n. I. n. Robinson.
man, Treasurer.
After the reports of the various committees
had been beard, Gen. JubA Early, who had been
invited to attend, was called upon for few re-
and vigorous style. vote of thsnks was ten
dered him, as also to Hawkins for his hospitality
to the association in freely Offering the use OF his
club room.
The meeting then adjourned to meet in the hall
that is to be selected for that purpose by the COM
mittee ad hoe
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-23
Negro Judiciary.

The following is an exact and verbatim copy OF
notice OF Misrepresentation served by justice Oh the
peace Of St. Charles parish, and gives an ldea Oh
how Justice would have been run in the country
if Packard had been elected. 1t must be said
that the Grand Jury, whose term expired on Sat-
urday last, returned the 'justice" as incompetent
STATE OF LA.
Parish Of st. Challe.
To Mr. Felix Jeringri:
you are here By notiide that your Buoy has
Be sold forth withe If you dount com plye With
YOUR comstrack 10th with-Bv order Of the court
49, LEVY CLIN TON,
Up. 1st Ward Parish of at. Challes.