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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-12-20

Nine. Prudhomme to her hus.
band: Die you know that the
Emperor of Russia was very i'll !"
NJ. Prudhumme: is it possible.
But tranquilize yourself, my dear;
kings and emperors very rarely
die. Hardly Il OF them dies a
year. And just see how many
poor people like ourselves die
every yearw
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-12-20
All Dead.
Vicksburg Commercial.

Vicksburg Commercial.
Peter A. Iighe, OF Memphis, died
of yellow fever, and 80 did the doe.
tor who attended him, the under.
taker who laid him out and the
Clergyman who otficia,ed 1T his
funeral; consequently an Insurance
company, which required their
certificate, has refused to pay 0, ~
the sum tor which bis lite Was ill.,
sured. We expect the insurance
company will die also.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY AUGUST l87swTH SUPPLEMENTS
t and peas. &c.; corn and rye, sssc. /.

Canal rreighs-Wheat and peas. &C. and SIC
900 ,,. BUFFALO, August 9, ISIS
nd sales 600 bushels No MIwankse spi az Il os;
81 "a's
Zoo 40 III g y so Ioo DO Mo- IwsSsss
a. 45.c 400 do sample At 4ss No s,tssn asse.sd
90 cssaso held al @ sis state at c ssc
Barley inactive Rye quiet sales so 400 sasnss state On
steady a. s. % tor si,y made Corn meal fairly
81 % nd
light Other article, nS Canal r AZ
ST oOto Albany 81 So 50 6oto Sew York; slaves. 81 i2
ss'eAs s. isss.' 'isss
LAKE ssssess1FieSs wssui: ss,hss
wheat isoseo bushels; corn i5s.s42 90. ssco6
ss Bushels
oats. 1890 do To intermediate points-Barey 1900
TeanD e. Ag ss. k ls1s
s ..s. @ "s si
81 OF 30 2 red winter SPOT " o2.i seller IA August
y tsa ts. b!'%% western s' ~ r. ss
ss 4s Il r. ess ss.dS
@ oi aa No. = seo 4e ssss
.,.ns al S do
:. 10 % sa sales amber Misaissn spc' = o. .ssr
IS Ss e. e :sssS :s'i z
rss s. req ana
DETROIT, August 3. 1873
Flour steady and in good demand sales $50 bb white
So rs. Wheat firm; white Michigan 81 II; No
white Michigan, 81 t9sz. Corn Gull and in limited de-
4fc. Oats IN littlo inquiry No white, BE-; No.
mixed. 29szc. Keeeipts-Four. 1000 bbls. wheat,
1io0UO bushels; corn. 1880 do oats 900 do shp-
meuts-Fiour 5000 bbis wheat. 100000 bushels corn.
LOO do; oats 700 do
Flour in iair demand and firm family. 81 10. Wheat
and higher choice white 81 amber o6c 97c
No red winter 90c. 37c receiDts, 33 400 bushels;
mand; 80. 2 mixed 421ac. 43c. Oats steady; prime
old 29c. 3lc 22c. Doe aye In active demand ut
03c. Barley strong No. fall ST. held higher WhiSkey
In iar demand and firm at 81 o. Provisions steady.
make 81 % 81 62s kettle. sAc. Bulk quiet
firm shoulders, short rib, 6sc short clear SG Go
Bacon active nut firm; shoulders &c; clear RIO. 7c clear
sides. 7ic. Hogs active and firms 81 - 81 10;
fair good light "a 20 81 40; heavy packing 81 40
"a 20: selected, "a ~ 81 So; receipts, 1851:
CHICAGO. August s. 1873.
Flour Grmcr but not quotably higher Wheat strong.
higher aud activ1 No. red WINTER DISC 0S5ac. No.
d., o7lse bid. cash August o6lsc september; No.
96ssc 95kc Anlust; 035sc oj1sc.. September; sales
Mt 1ac. a03ac.. september; No 10. SIC Corn steady
aud hrm; 3osic cash 39t4c. bid. August 39iSc., Sep
Der; rejected. 37a4c. Oats dull and shade lower
5oac. Barley strong and higher 92c. CASH 81 20 sep
tenber. Pork fair demard but at lower iates $40 so
cash; $40 As $40 so August: $40 50 $40 52h. Sep
TENDER; $40 57la $40 60 October. Lard dull. weak
TENDER ST 20 October Bulk steady and uncha ranged
Whskey steady and changed At 81 O5 Freights,orn
Buffalo &c. Receipts 900 bbs hour $1,000 bushels
wheat 4U4 900 do 81 900 do. oats; ~ 200 do
bushels wheat corn; 900 do. outs 1900
IA Id.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
boutwell, AND THE GoLDsTEINs.

Robert Boutwell,, OF No. DO west Forty eighth
street. who, while descending from tho Metropolitan
Elevated Railway station at Sixth and Fiftieth
street Wednesday evening, struc on his clean
shirt bosom with ovcrrpo tomato, appeared IN
Fifty seventh Street Court yesterday against Mn.
Gcdstein, OF No $50 Sixth avenue. aud her MAX,
VINO. whom tho complainant went 10 punish the boys
who threw the tomato at him, assaulted Boutwell, and
struck him IN the face with tailor's goose Mrs.
Goidslein was fined $40 and Max was held IN default
Of $500 bail Boutwell, told the Judge that the as
sault was provoked, he had merely caught hold
OF the boy correct him when the Collisions came
the lads assistance, as he was their promts
ing Oicer Clackin had difficult task 70 take
Max prisoner ms no had ngnt the whole family be.
foro he could DO So Mrs. Goldsten tried TO choke
him, Mr.. Goidstein, Sr., put his arms around him.
whilc NJ Ak disapp and found in large col.
lection rags, and, when discovered endeavorsd 10
slip out OF his coat and vest and escape.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August 3. 1873.
Cotton firm; middiing, Ike low middiing. 1O4c.;
good ordinary, lOHc. Net receipts 80 bales Sales. "a
STOCK, V50.
MoBfIE August y, 1873.
Cotton quet, steady; middling, he; low middng.
1Ossc good ordinary. i01sc. Net receipts - bales
Exports coastwiso. los. sales. 30 STOCK, loo
SAVANNAH. august =, 1873.
Cotton quiet middling, Ike low middlins, lie. good
ordinary lose Net receipts ~ bsies Exports coast
wiso JI3 Sales. 100. stock. 2O7.
CHARLESTON. August q. 1878.
Cotton steady middiing 1Ikc. low mdduRg, 1O7Sc.
ordinary. lOo. 0zc. Net receipts l2S bales
ports coastwise, "a Sales, f5 stock. 227.
wiLHiSoTor, N. O., August q. 1873.
Spirits Of turpentino quiet aud steady 25c Rosn
g ia Tor strained Grade turpensne steady for hard
81 10 Tor yellow Dip 81 10 tor virgin TAR steady 10
Corn firm; prime white. 5sc. ODE mixed. Ode bJss
OswEGo, August 3. 1873.
Flour unchanged sales 1900 bbl Nhea steady. sales
2Oi bushels; new white state. 81 "a 81 10 according
quality new scd state held Al 81 O3 IL W, OLD No.
Milwaukee clue. 81 10 Corn unchanged. sales No. 2
western, 4sc rejected held ~ 4sc Oats quiet mixed
State Joe white do. 32c Rye $50 for Canada
In bona. Sherts $40, shipstuGs. SIC. middngs. STA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
OVERLAND FREIGHT.

At the Office or the Union Pacific Railroad It waa
learned yesterday that the company were making sx
tensive contrscts with merchants in California. A
despatch this effect received from their agent
at san Francisco In he states that the majority OF
the merchants tho Pacific coast have agreed 10
give him Tho bulk Of their freight, and he has
lracled with them at the old rates An official said
that tho best of feeling existed between the
company. and It's customers IN this part
OF The country, and that it was the In
tentioh OF tho former 10 grant equitable
mitted that clippers carrying great deal Of
freight as present In regard 10 tho contract with
the Pacific NJ an steamship Company ne said that the
Union Poetic were very glad that the former had
gwen them notice OF cancellation and were not a. all
ANXIOUS 10 make new one. According 10 their latS
contract they guaranteed Pacific haii SCI 900 Of
California Iregnt every vessel that went OUT he
thought that the object OF the Pacific MAI. Ia sending
the notice was to get better terms from The Union
Pac,hc Railroad, bus in this they would and them
selves mistaken, no new contract would be made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
CANAL FREIGHTS.

The tolls collected tho canal from August TO the
9Th inclusive amounted to $l,016 49, falling on Of
ST. IS as compared with the corresponding week Of
last year A comparative statement was received ct
the Produce Exchange yesterday showing the total
quantity lin tons) OF each article cleared the canal
from July 10 tho 3sl (both days tnoiuded 1877 aud
1878. 1t is follows:-ls77, 722, $50 tons; 1873.
636 245 tons-a decrease in freight for the present
year OF So 1855 The tolls collected for the same
in 1877 amounted to sll7.lso ~, and IN 1878 to
sol, go Is.
The total quantity OF freight carried on the canal
from the opening OF navigation 70 August 1877.
1927 06S tons, and Tor the samc ume In 1873
43l tons, an increase this season Of 2o3. 303 tons
Toe tolls collected Tor the same 1877 amounted TO
S30594 &c. and IN 1878 to $i09 522 o. Increase OF
SlU351 9S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.


The Ontario Silver Mining Company has declared
us regular monthly Dividend, No. 81, and an extra
DIVIDEND No. ~ tor JULY aggrcgating 100000 or 81
per share, payable 18th inst.
Tho following despatch from San Francisco was TO-
ccivcd by Kcrnan's Financial Nows Agency the
California mine as declared It's usual monthly div
dend. The Consolidated Virginia has passed us dv-
dend. Mr. Charles Croker has been elected prssi.
dent OF the Southern Pacific Railroad
Movement OF grain to-day :--Chicaro--Reccipts Of
wheat &C, 100 bushels; shipments, ia, $50 do re-
cepts OF corn, 400 933 do. shipments 25i, g62 do.
observation-disclosures OF wheat. $500 bushels; ship.
mens, 2o,loo bushels; receipts of corn none; ship
ments, 400 bushels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
THAT FURNITURE SEIZURE.

Messrs Ullmann & Co.. whose suit against Mrs
Deborah smier, OF No 2o6 wost Twenty-1 street,
reported IN the HERALD yesterday, say that the
ain davits which their lawyer hns submitted In tho
contain explicit denias OF all the essential points
OF the defendants story. They claim TO be able to
subsantate the facts In their complaint, and ask that
the public will not decide on the merits OF tho case
until IL shall have been in s0urt. AZ the
Is set down Tor trial to-day only brief suspen-
sion OF judgment Is necessary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
SING SING PRISON.

AS protection against IRE At the Sing Sing Prison
Warden Davis has had eight inch water pipe laid
from the reservoir TO tho workshops, ten hydrants
erected erent points OF thu enclosed grounds and
procured ], 500 feet OF hose, while n humber Of the
couvicts arc being employed In increasing the capacity
OF the reservoir by raising tho walls. There
1902 convicts in the prison, OF whom l,4oi
ployed on contract labor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
sUB-TRBAsURr BUSINESS
Following is the summary OF the days business ~
FOREIGN MARKET.

FOREIGN MARKET.
London dispatches reported British consos drm
and traction higher, al 95 for money 95x for
the account. United States bonds showed decline
OF u j per cent from yesterdays closing. Erie
was x u u per cent lower the common being down
TO 1877 and preferred to 337s. The other American
railway shares were also u u per cent lower,
Illinois Central declining to S5sl. New Jersey Central
10 371s, Reading TO IL and Psnnsylvana Central TO
81. Az the close Illinois Central and Pennsylvania
Central showed recovery of u per cent
Tho Bank OF England directors at their regular
weekly meeting to-day made alteration the dis
count rate, which remains pcr cent The bullion In
the bank decreased fls0.0O0 the week ending
yesterday The proportion OF To liabilities is
SO per cent against "a TIC per cent last week. To-day
the OF fl0o. 900 bullion Withdrawn from the
bank balance Al Paris rontes declined to 110i.
4oc. and closed at 1lot 1870 against llot 92Kc
tcrday. Tho weekly statement OF tho Bank Of France
shows increase In specie OF 600, 00O. Silver
price the bullion value OF the silver dollar is
O. 1894
PoRElGS EXCHANGE.
Foreign exchange was quiet at Ask a. SO for
bankers long and at 4S6s 4S7 Tor demand sterling
The failure Of tho Bank Of England raise tho rate
OF discount to-day caused slight weakening in de-
mand bills and they could DO bought little cheaper
to-day. Commercial sterling continues scarce and
commands such full rates that bankers do not TO
draw their own bills freely and cover with CONNER
cial, as the margin Tor profit Is small
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09

consumption. .............. 1,2ci @o5 i.oif
delivered contract $40 bales yesterday For future
delivery the sales after two r.
M-Angust, 100 al DE. 100 IY6c., 100 II Ole.
400 a. ll.6ic.. 1870 li63c.; O.tober, I.40o at
42c 200 at II tie 100 at IL toe 100 at li39c so.
Il ise April 100 At 42s; May; 500 ii.5oc Total.
300 bales To-day 10 two r. M.-August 100 Ut
isSe. 100 a, isss 500 AZ ii.57c SO a.
use 100 at ll59e 100 a. IL 5sc, 400 at H. soc.
0ctobe, 400 at Il ssc; 400 AZ 3se ifu i.sjc.,
200 AZ ll37c 600 a. 3sc, 800 at Life 100 H. 3Sc
$500 li37c 500 IL 3sc 800 at l. 39c November
5to at l6c, 100 At H. lie 600 at IL lsc 100 i7c,
POO At llle Decemoer, 200 at Il4c. 100 H. l3c..
400 At II l4e 100 at Lille. ZOO At iliac.,
February. 200 Mt 20c 800 at H. 22c.. 400 BE
Marcn. 300 II 2Sc. 200 at 29c 2UO IL May
l.4Ic Total 300 bales. Grand total 80 baes
The receipts ut the ports were as M
l2s; Wilmington. 8; Norfolk 10: Bosoa 81; Phiadel-
phia. ~ Total $40 This day last week I'D; this day
last 25l Total since September 42469t bales TO
last night Cotton eights closed follows: To Havre.
by steam. &c. compressed; by sail. Ne; Hamburg. by
steam. Ne compressed; to bremen. by steam ll-lGc.,
compressed by sail ac to Liverpool Al, by steam;
SAIL l5-64d., compr .ssed
FLOUR AND GRAIN Receipts Flour, l4Sf3 bills wheat,
POS SAG uusheis meal 2,2lO bills and sacks; corn.
1850 bushels; oats. 46 $50 rye, 53S do barley
malt. 664 Flour with better demand for
nppiug grades The sales including Western
southern, about $4,000 bbs. within the annexed
range Rye nour ruled steady, with sales Of 400 ibis
Corn meal in moderate demand and steady with
OF $50 hols within The range and 600 sacks 9oc-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

PLApwELL-TAyLoR- On Wednesday, August z,
1878, at the residence OF the BRIDES moths. Dy the
Rev. J. b. Jutten, WILLARD $. PLADwELL, OF Brooklyn,
to HANNAH L. TAYLOR OF this city.
!. VAN WARSER-CHARirY the brides restdencc,
12s Beccker ST., August 5. by lac Rev John r. Rich'
mopd FREDERICK VAN WARNER to Miss ELIzABxTl
j. CHARITY, both Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass. August g. 1873.
The print cloth Market with light business shows
the asking price firm at 3Xc cash. and some claim
ing &C., 30 days for 6iquare cloths and 56x6O cloths ut
35sc TIDE, cash, and 3sc., 80 days, asked; but
56c the highest figure ached for transactien
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
SECOND CALL p.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT FIRM FUTURES CLOSED
EAsY--yLoUR sTBoYa--wHEAT FIRMER--
COIN FIRMER--oArs QUIET PORK uS-
CHASoED--LAlD SCARCELY so FIRM
wHIsKEY No1fENAL--PErRoLEUM STEADY
OILS QUIEr-gPInIrs TURpENIINE LOWER
RosIN UNCHANGED -cotrEE YIrM--suaAR
FIRM.
THURSDAY. August SO r. NJ
Business was still moderate IN most articles bat
the markets we're nevertheless lrm almost with
out exception. On Change -four strong Wheat
was hrmer for winter, with good demand; Corn was
nrmer and In moderate demand. Oats were quiet
Pork WAS without decided change. Lard was with.
out decided change. but scarcely so firm. Cotton on
the spot was frm: futures closed easy Coffee and
sugar were firm. RosIn was unchanged but spirits
turpcntine was lower. Oils quiet Petroleum steady
CorrHK.-The market for Rio was fairly active ana
prices advanced &c. sales were 3,sos bags. ex City
Of Rio dc Janeiro, fair, ~ 16l4c, and 26s2 do, OK
City OF Para. private terms Mid coffee We
quote :Ordinsry cargoes. lake 13,sc, fair co. Ie4c
good do, les prime DO. l7c. IKE extreme range
for lots i3e s1s5c Santos fsir to good. f5c 1885,
gold 30 days; Java, government bags, $50. 24c. do
grass mats. 23c 2fc Singapore, 16c lie Ceyion
loo. Isc Msracsbo. I3c lie Laguayra f4c Ice.
Jamaica, 13c. 16c ~. Domingo. lie. lie. Porto
Rico, 14c 16xc Costa Riea. lee allie; Mexican loo
iec Macassar lie I've. Angostura, l5c. 10 lc ss
vanilla. 13c. . l8,.c Curacos, 1886 u 14kc
tho spot fairly active aud firm at late
price, rS",s; ssSnsd TO points o.s snd closed
compared with yesterdays, follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09

the exception Of 1s67's which early In the day sui
tered slight further decline. The closing quotations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
THE COURTS.
FROM EIGHTH PAGE. !

The person; Same VI. Mary Smith, larceny from the
person; Same vs. Mary Kenny, petit larceny; Same
VS.. William Mcclure and Matthew Oonnelly, assault
and battery Same Bridget Brenna grand iarce ny:
Same vs. Henry Murray burglary; Same vs. Michael
fully grand larceny; Same VS.. Levi Ai!drsth, grand
larceny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09

CONNECTION. -TltUtJU La
rs consolidated, 75; do, 400u
AN tsold yesterday brokers'
error. not reported.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26
aus Dem Staate.

Auf folsenbe @eife uerIeums
bet man auspdrts %uniersn Staat: Soma
1T nidt berdbmt wesen ieiner srosen Mdn.
ner, aSer es bat ioeben Elm Sdusin nit
lteben Seinen in bic BeIt seiest."
Gin MaIIer in Des Woines perlor
Dor Sur3em cine Brisftaide nit ibsr
$4,000. Sin armer Wann, Iamens So:
gebrom fanb bieieIbe unb bdubiate fe benz
Gisenibimer wieber elm, welder linn cine
S~sIobnuns bon $3.50 ibersab.
BON Mit4ellsuille uirb cine @e.
i@idte beridtet, bic eisentIid su arasIid
1T. ais bas man ibr obne peiteres @lauben
beimefen t0nnte. Gs mirb er,abIt, bas
Observation-Disclosures 6nnen ioIts
@eid6pfe wobl nidt senannt werben-bsn
einjisen SaIoon, peI9er ii9 In benz Sert.
den befanb, nieberbrannten, unb bah Elm
Mann, Der IN benz Saloon iibernadtete, in
ben 6lammen um's Qeben fam.
&eineaemteridse TER n Summit
Htbge. Der Yoftmeiifer bieIes in Wus.
catine so. liesenben Sertdens bat refa:
nirt, unb ba fi9 baielbit Hiemanb finbet,
Der bas Mm,t iibernsbmsn MIL, 70 wirb bic
goftoffce sei@Io1en werben mii1en.
6err s. .. &omans, Der friber
nabe 9emars uobnte, uertaufte feline bortiae
farm fur $4,000 unb sins mad Californian,
mo- er bas @eIb in elmer gant binterIeate.
Die gant %faIlirts isitber unb iett 1T Ser.
ielbe sdnsIi9 uerarmt.
Sisber mur6sn nur INNER Birtbe auf
9runb unieres nieoertrddtissn Tsmperen,s
seietes gu S4abenerias rsip. @efamanit :
ffrafe perurtbeiIt. Gusnabmsueile 1T ieet
aud einmal Elm 9lpotbeter pom bisiem
S4idial betroffen woroen, unb swar in
Storm 9ate. DaisIbit besins Dor etua
swei Sabren elm iunser abuotat, Namens
6rant .. @bamberlain, in Der Gruntenbeit
Selbffmorb. Seine @ittpe besann einen
acknowledgement sesen 9lpOtbeter s. s.
Parts, neil bieier ibrem9 atten bsnS dnaps
s~eliefert bate. Grit isst wurbe Der 9ro:
5eB enti6iehen. Na1 elmer @eridtsuers
banoIuns BON finf Gasen i'm 8esirtsse:
ri4te uon Suena 8iita County ipraden bic
@ei4porenen Der RIdserin sinsn S9aben.
eride BON $40, 600 gu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26
Gract cue 0obem

DO as be Majerus an be Sunsels mat
berem reie @si9dft I'M Der Sd fun be,
GlauitraB an Der gerter, wuO ben 5umbOfi
mar. WorbIeu mat BUN be bir @irtbidaft
beruiss sebost: l1seftra9, tupiieert, f.
blsntt eus RarfunteIttsen. gln srtra feline
Seer BUN ie, CUB gisarrsn, an eng 0'rsp
fir be Sau6web. De Rid, be SunseIs,
be i@munseIt, baB ct eng 5ret as. Slid:
teri git emol tudenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26

2Sd6reao Der Sberriff ~perreiit par II,
fem @sbaIfe bic slufiidt fibrte, entipran'
gen pier Sefausenen aus Der bieisen Sail.
sic bra9en BET RaSt bur9 bic Mauer,
selanstsn in ben 9Of unb pOn bort ING
5reie. Ous mar bas @ert zines ausen,
blides. Infer SefdnsniB bier, 1T tros al
benz @sIbe, Sas ss setOtst bat, ni6ts mes
niger aIs fiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26

pie rNorb Soma Boit," bic bisber in
2anfns pubIi3irt uurbe, wirb gnOe bieier
ISOLDE biebin perlest. 9err Rarbers wirb
boffentIid bunn aud ben @iuen bes Sra:
tionaI Democrat" erfiuen unb 5 IL Der
rspubIitsniiden YIatform ertldren. au9
mir finb auf biele grtIdruns %selpannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26

Am Sonntas, ben 8. Mdrs sibt Der
&olpins @erein bas id0ne Drama uon
Cardinal @iieman, bstiteIt: Der perbors
gene @belfein. 8ir be3weifela ni4t, baR
bieies Iebrrei9s SdauipisI elm POLES 9aus
siebea wirb unb baB benz 8erein burd
aabIrei6er gsiu9 gutseIb fir feline pieIe
Mibe mtrb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26
SER sonfantin S6mit, @eiiene

Der Sirma o. u. OeptIbe, Weins unb
2iquearbdnpIer in Chicago, gu, wirb in
&ursem bier eintreffen, UNI feline Sunben
su beiu3en. 9ebt cure gefeaunsen auf,
ibr @irtbe, unb wartet bis 9err S9mit
tOmmt; er bebient ieine &unOen gut, bas
if betannt. 343-44
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26

pie 6eioen SluBeiienbubn: Gompasnien
babsn ii9 coniolibirt unb weroen ibre Bah:
men in 3utunft ben Ramen Gbicaso, Gin:
ton, Dubuque unb MinneiOta @iienbabn
fibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26
Swei 2sfan6e6du6erte tamsn lest,

ISOLDE in Sid 8ebers SaIoon unb per.
iansten einen S4naps. rSabt ibr ben
rPIebse" seuOmmen9" fraste Did err
%ftaunt. rgertsbt i&", meinte Der cine.
Out, bann ballet i'm aud, fir Sud bub'
i'd teinen S9naps". ltnO ME bssoiene
9ubeI sOseu ie ab. Gut ssmadt Sid!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26

2Safpin, Der en~tiprunsens g~isbbdnbIsr
BON 0yerspias, bat bic GARNER ni4t nm
500, OOo' nsin ibsr 5000, 600 betrOsen.
Maan nil ben OiebitabI benz SpieIen an
Der 9rotuctenbOrie in Chicago CUR S4uIb
Iesen. 8ir unieres EbeiIes sIauben ni4i
on bas WGhrden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26

Den sroete Ebsil Der itaOtiiesn Stsus
srn 1T idOn einsenummen, 10 iast Der
S6asmeifsr. 9estsR Wonat bat ct nidt
weniser oils $50, 900 an 3inieu uuO Gapi
tai beaahlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26
Gasfe 2soiat Apenne, bic lest

Ssrbit neu dauiirt wurbe, 1T beute idIeds
ter, ais ie friber mar. 8ie neue @bauiIee
III uOl 9O9er unb @Ieiie, bic @OKsn finb
aus ibrer re9ten Gage unb fOnnsn ibren
3wsd nidt erfiqsn. 8te benz llnternebs
mer 70 cine StraBe pom Stabtratb unb
benz gitp Snsenieur absenOmmen usrben
fonnte, III uns unbesrsifi4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26

2saf6in ston's Ge~6mrtstas, bieier
oIte Seiertas Der &epublit, er 1T perse1en.
gon 5eier mar wenis gu merten. Nur cine
SABINE iubsn mir uussebaust, unb bas mar
bel Sid. @i1mann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26
2seroentfGt 6ei6t ber @abriprud at

"
benz @appen 9llt: @nsIunbs: Gin S@eIm,
wer i6lsdt BACON bentt~ - unb beinabe
m0dtsn mir ratben, bieie Deuiie aud aui
Or. ausuf &Snts's 9ambu rs
ger Bru # tb ee gu iesen, ba bieies auss
ssasi9nste 9eiImitteI erbaben iber alem
!3weifel baitebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26

Der &eift BON MeCrazy, benz fribsrn
,Sntempsrena" Social GbitOr Der Zines"
ipuft nod INNER in ben SpaIten Der biefi'
aen Bl6tter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26

pie 2sofitiRer itredeu bic RSpfs me;
gen ber ftdbtii6en @abIen bereits suiam'
men. @sr lauft fir Mapor? beiBt's.
Das ptrb ii9 balb 3eisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26
$taot 4 Ameeeeno.
saeiienber slacnt = alfred Niitten.

2Sir MAIDEN bic 9sisr aufmerfiam, SaB
mir Ri6ts nit ben ansetanbisten 9ortrais
ten bes bl. 9aters 9ius TX. gu tbuu bus
ben. Mun wenbe fid brett m bic @ontis
mental gubIiibins So. SO. 4 Some ct.
Cincinnati, Sbio. Die SiIber iinO bic
10 Gents pertb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26

28oTt SIR gaf&entaGer faufen, sebt
su s. 9eup. @r bat ale Sorten srob unb
tIein, srobs unb feline! Cotton unb 2innen.
1lnb 9eup u~srtauft biais, iebr biais, bas if
betannt.