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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30
(SdIaB folst.)
Gin WaHenrddtritt sur fatboIis
i6cn Stride.

Gs lit eiae aQgemein betannte Gbatiabe,
baB in ben Neibsn Der ensliiden So9tir9s
cine ita,te lSinueisuns aum SatbOIisismus
beitebt. Gin GROCER Gbeil Der enaIii9en
StaaisseiitIidteit ubmt bas &ituale unb
bic Geremonisn Der ,omiid : tatbolii9sn
&ir9e nod, ia ielbit bas in proteltantii9en
Rreiien 10 ue,baBte Suititut Der Sbren:
beidte bat in unslitaniiden &reiien einen
i~tarten Anbans. Gidtrttts Der anseisben:
fen enslii9su aoelisen CUR tatbsliiden
Stride limb feline Seltenbeit unb lit es taum
einise Woden Der, baB anbdnssr Der eng.
lii9en Staatstirds Der &0nisin cine nit
elmer baIben Wiuion llnteridriiten bebefte
Yetition lberreibten, NORM fie bitten, baB
oieieIbe ibren sansen @inflnB auibieten, I'm
benz Strsbsn zines sroBeu Sbeiles Der an:
sIifanii9sn @sifli9teit, bic Sitte uno bic
eebre Der Sbrenbei4te ein5ufibren, entse:
g~en3utreten.
S3on mebrmals tau9ten @erii9te auf,
oaB elm Wahsnridtritt sur tatbolii1en
&r9e in England beabidtist iei uno 1T
iest aud in einem Special: Gelesramm bes
v9tsw Yort 9eralb" aus Yaris wleber Elm
ioldes 9erii9t erwdbnt. Sbidon bieiss
Slatt feline iebr SuuerIaifise Queae lit, 10
tann al oieien Na3ri9ten imme,btn etpas
oaran iein, wenn mir aud beSmeifeln, bab
cine ioI3e WaBresel bsreits 10 nabs bspors
ltebenb iei uno 10 uiele Anbdnser 3dble.
Sn benz GeIesramme ielbit beiBt es, baB
eine nit ben Arselesenbeiten bes 0aticans
iebr betannte YeriOnli9teit b~ebauptete, baB
zines Der widtisiten @rsisniiie in Der rslis
sioien 9ei9i6te oes 10. Sab,bunOerts i'm
@anSe lei, ba 5000, 900 gnbdnser Der
en9Iilden Staatsfir9e ibrsn &iftritt sur
tatboIii5en 8ir6e beabf9ttstsn. DARN
iouen nidt aIsin 9apen, i~ontern aud Yi:
l1ofe, Gectoren, Guraten unb Siaeone
sinsel4Ioiien iein, uno Die anseIesenbeit
6ereits iOweit seoieben iein, oaB iie Oeles
saten mad Gom i6idtem, um bic ndberen
Sebinsunsen bieies Giittritts gu uereinba'
rem.
SO beiBt, baB elm iofortiser Giidtritt CUR
tatboltiden &ir9e in ausii9t seiteat muir
De, iobalb Der Yapit na4itebenoe Ssoin.
sunsen gut beiBt:
l. @nnubme aler 9laubensiase Der tas
tboIli9en STRIDE.
2. I'm aIe Sdpisristeiten uesen Der
@iltisteit Der ansIi: tatbolii9eu @atieu gu
beieitisen, MAIDEN ii9 aue an9Iitaniiden
Biid0fe, @eiltli6e lno Oiacone anbeis
i4t9, ibre Weiben nod einmal b~ebin9unsss
metie ourdD fatbpliihe HrGIdteu al emptaus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30

Iisst auf ibrsm rubisen @eiidte nunmebr
a~ussepr6st, a9 ia, IS mar ia Seius ba!
Dieie iofortise Nenberuus in ibrem NeuBe:
rem ldBt NIT &edt a%nnebmen, baB bic guf
rssuns, bus StObnen u. no. ieineu Saupts
srunb bate in benz beftiseu 8erIansen nad
Der 81. Communion. SO tann Dir seites
BEN, eaB mid bies mebr ersriifen bat, aIs
taft bic grideinunsen bes Nadmittass /;
i'd mill nidt iusen, baB es ~sroBartiser mar,
als bic ibrisen Beoba9tunsen, IS 1T Bel
9ouiie eben Nuss, mas man BEL ibr sepabrt,
sroBartis, neil aaes berartise aus Der
decentralization Srbnuns beritammt; aber
i'd tam nidt umbin, gu iasen, baB i'd per:
iOnli4 msbr our9 bas, mas i9 morsess
sIei9 nod Der 81. Communion lab, sefaBt
wurbe, neil man NIT eisenen Iusen bemers
Ten %tonnte, bsB bic 81. 9oitie, bieie Got.
tesndbe, Der llebe SeiIanb unb bic iunise
0srsinisuns nit ibm bieie unbeidreibIi9s
&ubs bel Der Qouiie berporrief. Ginise
Minuten nod benz gmpfans Der 81. 9oitie,
ais 2ouiie mod INNER in grltaie lag, nabm
Elm 9srr, Der ben &litsroienit ueriab, Elm
Iu1 meg, psI1ss iber ibre 9dnbs lag.
youiie maj nit elmer einfa9en, t~attunenen
SADIE bsflsioet, bic 5dnbe lasen in einan:
Der s~efaIten auf ibrsr Druit; ba iab man
bann Die @unomale, iie befanben ii9 swi
iden ben 5ortiesunsstno3en bes Mittel'
unb @oIofinssrs, etua in Der Mitte Der
5anb, ss mar elm ersreifenber Gnblid, bas
BIut itanb auf ben Wunoen, thsilweiie mar
es dber bic 9anofd4e ssronnen, aber bel
Weitem nidt 10 isbr wie bes Nadmittass.
9ta1bsm mir gqe uns on bieiem Mnblife
erbaut battsn, uerIieben mir bas 3immer ;
I'D elite our Stride, nm Die 81. Wsie Su
lelen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30
al6tnng tbr &atbcIifen
Sic Stimme bcs perf. Gins IL

Sn unisrn Gasen ideint Die Soriebune
Der tatbolii9en Breiie cine beionoere Wii:
ffon seseben gu buben. @n ibr lit es, Die
@runbidse Der Srbnuns unb bes 9laus
bens bort, mo bieielben berri9en, gu bewab:
rem unp iie ba gu perbreitsn, NO 9Ottlo:
fstsit unb cine talte @leidsiiltisteit bic:
ieIbsn in Sersehenbeit seratben IieBen. =
Rtus TX. In einem S9reiben bon 1851.
@ir eriu6en sic ~initanbisit allen beneu
nit current suten Wilen unb eurer @unl
beisuiteben, bic nit 9eiit besabt unb mil
senii9enber &enntniB aus9eriitet, fi9 ar
Bic 4rbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb Seitun:
gen CUR Sertbeibiguns unb 8erbreituns be,
tdtboIiidsn 9ebre uerOffentIi6en. - gncp:
eltca 8tus *.
9aBt Nidts unueriu9t, wobur4 unier'
seilise &elision unb ibre beiliame 2ebre In
ben Sereiaisten Staaten meter perbreitei
perben %tOnnen, bamit p~ertrrte Waneere,
aui ben redten Sfas suridseIeitet werber
ussen.-S4reiben Bius TX. an bic Btt
fHSfe Der .. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30
(@us Der - Gimme Der Wabrbsit'.)
Gin Seiu6 bet &oniie &ateau.
(2tussus aus ben Yrisfen eines rbsinlanbiI9sn
yriefrrs an isine S&ptter.)
Weine 2iebe S9peiter!

W1eine 9iebe S9weiter!
8ie i'd Dir in Sranffrrt seiast bate,
trus i'd mid nit Der 9%ofinuns, auf Der
projectirten &eiie mad Yelsien bic wettbes
fannie itismutitrte Sunsfrau 9ouiie
Qateau beiu9en gu tOnnen. @esen aae
grwartuns fanb i'd bel meiner @nfunft
bierislbit auf meinem 3immsr cine 6arte
Dor benz 9farrer Niels gu Bots b
y n e, benz Wobnorte Der Qouile, in Der
er mir mittbeiIte, bag i9 al benz in msiuem
Brieie on i9m be,ei9neten 6reitage, ben
81. Suli, gum gelu9e Der 2oIlls ,ugeIai
fen perben t0nnte. SaB i9 oh oisisr
Nd9titt nidt weni9 frob mar. tannit On
Dir iton oenten. No9 oes abenoS ma9te
i'd meme Siebsniahen sure9t, nm bes
Worgens seaen IS I6er 66ln, NeuB mad
6eusIaer gu fabren, bort Die bI. Dtsiie su
leien uno o%lsbanu, nadbem i9 oer lleben
Mutter @ottss einen Seiu@ gema6t, iiber
8enlo mad 9olano gu fabren. 4Qsin ais
i9 oss Dtorges erpa9te, mar Der 3us l9on
LANCE iber aae Serse; oaber muBte i'd
iofOrt msinen 3teiieplan Gnoern. I'm 6
llbr tubr i9 Direct mad u q d n, las ba:
ielbit meine III. Dtelle uno belu1te ipater
mebrers S1weitsrn D. a.. &inbe ,Selu,
weI9e friber in Bonn waren unb iest-
benz 9errn iei's setIaSt-ibre i~esensuole
Wirtiamtsit babier baben bsi9IieBen miis
fen bod laB' mid bieies traurise Capitol
nidt beginner, beidreibsn IdBt IS fi9 bod
nidt, man mus es miterlebt baben. Die
suten S4weitern, weI9e i'd iOwobI in
aa9en ais aud a%nberwdrts auf meinsr
Reiis beiu4te, batten aue ibren freubisen
Mutb bewabrt, lie wifien ibr 8reus nit fes
item @ottuertrauen 81 tra9en. Sn 2la;
den bIieb id bis gum Sountag 9tadmits
tag, wabreno oshen i'd bas SeimatbIanb
oes boadnbii3en 8dies aufiu6te. @egen
4 lIr i9 in 80 aastri9t, bas bortiss
&lolter Der S9usitern .. a. &iuoe mar
mein 3ieI, porauf i9 S%uiteuerte. Der 5auss
9eiitli1e Der S4weltern, iowie mebrere ber
lesteren waren mir woblbetanut. Wtons
tags sins es-es mar oas erite Weal in
melnem 9sben-na4 SeIsien; bic erite
Citation msinss 0erbIeibsus mar Cons
res, cine 3wii3en Maastri9t unb Slit.
ti9 ~belesene, title, an sei9i3tIi3en Wertc
~wiirbisfeiten reide, rein tatbolii9e Stapt.
OaisIbit babe i'd mebrere rs@t usrsniiste
Gage psrbra9t bel einem mir enss bsirsuns
betsn @siitli9en (Serrn &lein aus BONN,
SausseiifIi@er BEL ben Seueoictinss
ilt. Son Gonsres bra9te mid bic
@iienbabu mad 9Itti9; bier perlieb i9
einen Gag bel eiRem beutlden Sitar, ben
i'd aus meinsr StubienSeii fannie. lleber
baupt triiit man fat iberal in SeIsien
Yrieiter, weI9e our4 ben
@uIturtampf ueranIaBt, ben Staub ibres
SaterIanbes BON ben JiiBen sei9ittslt ba.
ben, um i'm luslanbe benz 9errn uno iei'
ner 81. Stride ibre Oienite gu weiben.-
InSeli8tS beiisn miiBtsn mandmaI re6t
trauriSe @eoanten in isbem, nod ni9t
gang ~Sefibuoien SerSen alflteisen, wenn
man bieie treuen Yrielter liebt, wie ie bier
fern bon Der 9eimatb peiIen unp wenn man
beoentt, oaB in Der 9eimatb ielbt 10
-onhe WfOrre ~iehufuhtspnlI nnh linen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30
Mn8laubc TT oer S6mle.

Griabrene, rubisoentenbe Mannsr ipres
den oftmals nit wabrem @rauen iiber bic
Sinebmenbe Verwilberuns ~unierer Susenb
in ben S9ulen. llnb wer traat bic Saupts
i4ulb on bieien Suitdnben2 Sene sewiiiens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30

laHo permtuell UeroeH loule. u(uH gaI
einen iol9en 8ries ben &f bes Waa.
rides nit benz Wolf %aenannt; aber bas
9lei9niB paBt nidt gang. England wiiroe
es alleroinss i4wsr finoen, &uBlano irs
Senbwo beIb anSufaiien; aber 0tubIanb
tOnnte benz Suielreide gar ni9t bettom;
men. Guar pirbe aud Der engIii4e Saus
BET leioen, iebO9 Der ruifi9e nod welt
mebr; oenn er perl6re an England ieinen
beltsn &umbem. limb wenu bic ruilii1e
4rsiie bamit prablt, &uBIanb piirbe &a:
perl9iiie in 9toroamerita ausriiten, 10 bat
lie uerssilsu, baB bic ruilil9e Gesisruus
ieIbit Ourd ben Barrier 9srtras Der Rape:
rel entlagt bat, uno baB Die Ssreini9ten
Staaten li6 I'M glrtitel 6 bes Waibin9to:
nsr Yertrases pom s. Mai 1871 England
Ssseniber perphi9tet babsn. bic ausril tuns
unb bas Nuslaufen pon 6aperldifier i'm
Sereide ibrer Seri9tsbarteit ju ssrbins
bern.
Yolsnbs bic Yldne gu einem !3use mad
Snbisu, pomit bic ruifiden Sldttsr jsst
lbre 2eier u%nterbalten, Tam man auf li1
beruben Ia6en. Die ruiiiide 6Iotte muB
in einem iebr manselbaften 3ultanbe isin,
ba GuBlano gar teinen Ssriu9 ssma9t
bat, wabreno bieies RTieses nit bsrislbsn
stwas gu u%ntsrnebmsn. Die ensIiide
6Iotte 1T bic erlte Der WsIt; @nslanb's
9anoma9t 1T III 3abI serins, ~wsnisltsns
tn europa, aber our9 bic nsusrsn @inri9s
tunsen niat msbr 10 i4wa@ unb unbeoeus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30
Ratbolifaer 2irben 8alenoer.

Som sutsn Sirten. Sob. 10.
rut. ben 5. Rai plus ", pasf.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The banks, produce and stock exchange and
public offices Of San Francisco will be closed
to-day.
Cairo telegram: Rain all night, changing to
snow this morning. Two inches has fallen and
still showing.
Lieut.. Monroe p. Thorington, who died at
Fort Keonh, Montana, was buried to-day with
military honors.
A billiard match has been arranged between
Sosson and Schaeffer, to take place in New
York on Dec. 2oth.
Judge Larremore. in the court of common
pleas, New York city, special term, yesterday
naturalized q Chinaman.
A very heavy snow storm prevailed at Louis
vile, KY, from until half-past yesterday.
It was the first of the season.
Reports from the Sierra Nevada mine last
night were that the cross cut had passed
through the porphyry and re-entered the rock
ore.
Robert Heller, the Magician died at the Con-
tinental hotel Philadelphia, last night, after a
brief illness. He gave an entertainment there
Monday.
Prof. W. +. Harper, principal of the Normal
school at Danville, Ind, has been missing since
last Saturday. He was last seen in Indianapo-
lis Saturday afternoon.
The coasting sailors Of San Francisco are on
strike against reduction Of wages from S35
to $50 per month The organization numbers
about 500 members
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
ALL FOR LoRNE.
Demonstration His Departure from
Halifax.


Halifax.
HALIFAX, Nov. 27.-The North street sta
ton was crowded this morning to witness
the departure of the governor general and
princess. Buildings were beautifully deco
rated, and great crowds were present an hour
before the time for leaving. The vice-regal
party reached the station at 1850 A. NJ,
and were received by guard of honor from
the Sixty-third volunteer rifles. The mar
quis and princess went at once to the car
and remained on the platform till the train
moved off, amid immense cheering, salute
being fred at the same time from the citadel.
Truro, Nov. 27.-On the arrival
of the train his excellency WA
received bya royal salute from the Hall
fax field battery, which had preceded the royal
train for that purpose. A large concourse of
people were present at the station, and an
address was presented by the mayor and cor
poration, to which the governor general re-
piled, and the train moved on. On arrival
of the train at Amherst large crowd was
present. An arch had been erected near the
station, but on the first gun of the salute
being fired it fell. No one hurt, but several
narrow escapes. An address was read by
Canon Townshend, which elected an appro-
pirate reply from the marquis.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28

was then nearly dark, and we took the brain
and heart away with us for further examina-
ton; the nose was fractured at the upper
part: the lower jaw was partially fractured
near the angle; we found fractures of the
eiehtn. ninth and tenth ribs; these we're all
the fractures We found; these ribs could have
been fractured by great pressure on tho
stomach; we found sufficient cause of death
IN the lungs: these conditions could have
been brought about by a blow on the chest.
DIR. BEDFORD SWORN.
visited Barnes about the 3Osh of NAV;
did not examine him; his attendants would
not let me examine him; I was present at
the inquest; | made post mortem; could
not form any opinion as to the condition of
the lungs: found nothing wrong with the
stomach; [ found fractures of the eighth,
ninth and tenth ribs; I removed the tissue
and cut into the jaw, and found fracture
partially united and little displaced;
there were fractures of the bones
of the nose; these ribs could have been
broken by externel pressure inflammation Of
the lungs could have been caused by a blow
sufficient to break the ribs; they objected to
post moltem very strenuously Tor some
little time.
Oh. MALLORY SWORN.
/ assisted DR.. Crommet make post NOR
tenn of Barnes.
This witness described the injuries about
the same as Dr. Crommet
DIR. MURPHY SWORN.
live at st. Paul; have been physician
for 20 years; was called to
examine Barnes; he was in bed;
he was much Frustrated, almost comotose
state; remained during the night; he was
about the same in the morning; l found no
fracture of the jaw bone: there was no dis
placement; there were four or five ribs
driven in, as it some weight had been on his
chest: | did not consider the wounds on his
face dangerous, they could have been made
by the fist by continued pounding; the lungs
were the trouble feared; think the injury
on tue chest might have caused infamma-
ton and death; 1t is my opinion that the in
juries to the lungs described by the other
doct' rs at the postmortem, might have
caused aufticient isl animation of tho lungs
to produce death, provided the facts are
true; but don't say what caused death.
The examination is Still in progress.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
News Items From Madison.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

ISpeclaI Telegram to the G1obe.l
MADISON, Wis.,, Nov. 27.-Jefferson county
returns just received officially at the secretary
of states Office do net differ from the result
already published.
Mrs. L. Funk, German lady of this city
who took passage On the Inflated steamer,
Pomerania, is undoubtedly lost, as no word
of her safety has been received here. She
leaves husband, son and daughter to mourn
her untimely fate.
Thanksgiving day will be generally OBJ
served at the churches in the morning, glass
ball and turkey shooting and SO fourth dur
ing the day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
Attack On Paymaster and His Escort

ST. LOUIS, Nov. II. The Gio5e-Lemocret has
special from Leavenworth which says Mater
Bradhead. paymaster U. S. A., reports fight
between members of his escort and some
gamblers at bpringers rancho, the Canadian
river in the PAM Handle of Texas, some days
ago, in which Springer, keeper of the rancho
and young man named Leadbolter were killed
and two soldiers wounded.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
Ocean Steamships.

LONDON, Nov.27.-T The steamships Australia
from New York, Clyde from Montreal, Lord
Give from Philadelphia, and Bohemian from
Boston arrived out.
New YORK, Nov 27-Arriyed, st. Laurent
Ravre.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-Arrived, vader-
land, Antwerp. The steamer Circassia, which
left Liverpool for Halifax on the 21st, has
put back to the former port with her ma
chinery damaged.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
WASHINGTON.
THE THANKSGIVING NEWS FEAST
PREPARED AT THE CAFITAL.

The Indian Situation as Seen by Secretary
scnurz--Partia1 Success of His Efforts to
Improve the Service. With Important
Recommendations in the Same Directlen--
The Pine Land Investigations Heartily
Endorsed--Arrest of Supervising Archi-
tect Hill and Other Treasury officials
Miscellaneous.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
Mercy and Forgiveness.

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Mrs. Anderson and her
daughter, who were found guilty of leasing
property for saloon purposes by a jury of the
Trinity Methodist church recently, tonight
upon motion Of their pastor, received mercy
and forgiveness, it being stated that they had
given satisfactory assurances on the subject.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
The Lee Monument.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 27.--Commissioners from
various States interested in the erection of the
Lee monument met tonight, and after consul
tation and discussion decided not to award the
contract at this time, owing to the insufhciency
of funds. Tho matter has been indefinitely
postponed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
Houston the Hzan.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 27.-The legisla-
ture in joint convention elected Gov. Hous-
ton United States Senator. Only two votes
in the negative.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
PENNSYLVANIA Coal Prices,

New YORK, Nov 27.-Tbe Pennsylvania
Coal company has fixed the prices Of its coal
per ton as follows: Steamer, CRATE and egg,
each $3.50; stove, $685.: chestnut, $3.4O
small chestnut, 50 81. Forty cents per ton
is added for delivery at New York.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
OTTER TAIL TRAGEDY
TRIAL OF ~. e. HEATHCOTE.FOR TIE
MURDER OF MR. BARNEs.

The Lawyers in the case-Bill Erwin Mis-
taken for the Prisoner-A Jury Readily
secured-Resume Of the Testimony
Finding the Injured Man-EndeavorinR
to Bring Out the Statement Made by the
IDJursd Man Before His Death.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28

ROTTERDAM, Nov. 27-It is impossible to
converse with Capt. Scnwensen who is under
medical treatment, his nervous system being
strongly effected. He has received nobody.
The captain of the City of Amsterdam gives
the following information: It was a very
dark night when the Pomerania was off
Folkestone. Capt Schwensen left the bridge
for moment when he felt the shock. He
Immediately returned to the bridge, but he
cannot we'll recollect subsequent events. The
City of Amsterdam, which was passing at the
time, heard cries for help, but could sec
nothing. Nevertheless she lowered the life
boats and Captain Schwenser wos found
floating on a piece of wood.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
Other M~rine Disasters.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27.-It is feared fifteen
persons were drowned by the disaster to the
ferry boat, which was in collision with al ship
at anchor in the river Mersey, yesterday.
A RIVER WRECK.
MEMPHIS, Nov. PA private telegram
from Helena states that the steamer A. j.
White, sunk yesterday, will prove total
loss. She was valued at $4,000; no insur-
ance. Cotton dull. The weather checks
business. River rising. 1t slowed all the
morning.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Deadly shootin. Affray Between n Negro
Desperate and Sheriff's Posse in Missis-
sippi-Disastrous Fire at Lynchbars, Va.
and Other Observation-Disclosures
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28

Ehe Missing Now Reduced to ~ of tho
Crew and 81 PasScngers--The Sea Already
Yielding UP its Dead--Additional Lists of
Saved---The Rescue of Capt. schwensen
Official Examination in Progress and
Important Testimony by a British Marine
Omcer-Lcss OF Life Entirely Attributed
to the Conduct of the Sailors.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 27.-In the case Of
Lewis Gsettig, who murdered McGlews, the
jury returned verdict of sguiity,H and
affixed the death penalty.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28

New YoaK, Nov. 27.-The stock of Rodgers
q Orr Brothers, heavy dry goods dealers,
18S, ls5 and 1877 Eighth avenue, was dam
aged by fire. and water tonight $4,000;
insured.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28

PARIS, Nov. 27.-The American residents
last night gave banquet in honor of Gov.
Richard G. Mccormick.
BERLIN, Nov. 27.-The United States lega-
ton has requested the American consul at
Cologne to make further inquiries concern
ing citizen of Wisconsin arrested under the
Socialist law and inform the legation of the
result.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-04-18

urgent, especially when we consider that
this valley extending from the Allegheny
to the Rocky Mountains, and from the
lakes to the gulf, had less than two and a
quarter millions of people in 1920; that
1t now has more than half the popula'
ton of the Union; hat it has nearly
half the wealth, more than half the live
stock, and produces two-thirds of the
food Of the UnioI; that the commerce
floating upon the Mississippi and its
many ailments is greater than that on
the rivers of Europe; and that. after the
next census, the representatives from
the fourteen States constituting this
valley will be larger in the lower house
Of congress than from ell the rest of the
States combined.
Resolved, That such q channel Of com
merce, so rapidly augmenting in value,
is too vast in every aspect, present or
future, for States to improve or protect,
and becomes from its very magnitude an
especial object of national care.
Resolved, That the citizens of Mem
phis hereby most respectfully urge the
people of ell the States interested to con.
slider this vital question before the next
session of congress, and thus secure a
congressional representation who will
advocate such an appropriation for this
work as its Importance demands,
The meeting then adjourned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-04-18

Attachment Notice.

No. l761-Before q. D. Crockett. Justice Of
the Peace for Shelby county, Tenn.-Men-
ken Bros. VS.. H.. II. Hill.
IN HIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAV-
i ing Leen sued out under section 1856 of the
Cedo OF tennessee, and returned levied upon
the property of the defendant, and affidavit
debted TO the plaintiffs in the sum Of s102. 80,
due by account. and thatt the claim is lust, and
that defendant is a nonresident Of the State
Of Tennessee it is therefore ordered that
said defendant make his personal appear
1878. at 10 o'clock 3 m. at my Office, No. 285
Main street, Memphis, Tennessee, and defend
said attachment suit within the time pre-
scribed by law, or tho same will be proceeded
with ex parte; and that a copy ef this order be
published once q week for four consecutive
weeks IN the Public Ledger.
This the 10Th day Of April, 1878.
4l-47. 1915. g. D. CROCKETT, j. P.
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CAIRO, April 49, Arrived-Donnally
Cincinnati, 10 p m; Grand Tower, st.
Louis, 10; City OF Vicksburg, Yicksburg,
l am; City OF Alton, New Orleans, Il
Ny Cheice. New Orleans, 8. Departed
Donnally, New Orleans, midnight
Grand Tower, Vicksburg, midnight; City
Of Vicksbnrg and City Of Alton, St
Louis, 2 am. Rain this morning; now
cloudy and warm.