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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-08
WONDERFUL LEAPING.
THE BEST STANDING JUMPS ON RECORD.

Some time since George W.. Hamilton,
of Fredonia. N. r, iesued a challenge oG for
. standing board and high jump, for $500
side. j. limerick, of Ypsilanti, Mich.
accepted the def. August Ssh. Moses
McAllister and D. A. Slaight were judges,
George Bellanton, referee, and George B..
Colbate, stakeholder. The Buffalo, N.
Y, base bail grounds were selected for
the contest. The Buffalo Star says:-"J
limerick is q medium sized man, and one
Of the last to pick ont for an athlete.
George Hamilton is about five feet five
inches in height, weighs about I25 pounds,
and is q wiry little fellow. The first jump
was made by limerick, who cleared 10
feet. Hamilton then with great ease
jumped 1a feet 2b inches. E@er;
ick now strained himself for q fbal
effort. and with a bound he left Is
feet IO4 inches behind him, beating the
best jump on record by 81 inches. Ham
ileon did not look worried OF frightened q
bit, and picking mp his lS pound weights
he merely raised them above his head,
gave q tremendous spring into the air, and
cleared IA feet I inch.
This beats the records all hollow, the
best previous being that of oseph Greaver,
Woodpark Grounds, Bardsley, England,
Sep. 18th, 1875, who. using III pound
dumb bells, cleared I3 feet inchea-the
best previous American record having
been that of A, 8. Thompson, San Fran
cisco, CAL, who, on Noy. 25tbs 1875, cleared
13 feet st inches, using IA pound dumb
BELLS"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-08

We built the schools where scholars few
In eager hocke from foreign ehores
To ill their minds with knowledge true
lAs flowers arc STEPPED In shining dew,
Refreshed, enriched through all their pores. -
Our native songs were arSt Of praise
On earth to rise before Gods throne.
Our vesper prayers were last always
To sue for Light when Light had flown.
And DO in peace these days went by
secure and fenced from earthly Ill
Our isle was fairest meath the sky.
Cur Priests were with the People still.
The poet next proceeds to tell how the
faith of priests aud people was tried by the
outburst of a frightful persecution. But
81: Patriek's prayer wss answered yet
Whatever shock Of storm beset
From core TO shore of InniafAil.
And all our saints looked down and amiled
To hne their hopes for US fnlhn
re- fSsss 1ops M@s' 1isS sRs eaSps .
In the eighth section or stanza Of the poem
We are brought to the time and the labors
of O'ConnelI, the ninth relates the terrible
trial brought on the people by the famine,
the tenth and eleventh refer to the recov-
cry of the land from that terrible afhiction,
the twelfth relates the great dispersion of
the Irish race and their labors for the faith
in foreigo lands and the thirteenth is an
outburst Of tjoy, and hope, and bright an
ticipasion for the future. Each division
of tue poem ends with the same refrain,
the text and burden of the soDg, the proud
boast-"The Priests are with the People
still" In many of it's passages great fer.
vour of religious feeling is shown, together
with warm spirit of patriotism. The
style of the composition is smooth, flowing
and melodiouR, and the whole poem form:
highly agreeable piece of reading.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-08

FUNERALS, MARRIAGES, GENERALIZATION is
called to the card of Coroner j. G. Roche which we
publish in advertising columns. he will take
charge of funerals and the embaming bodies Having
been raised in the business and having studied it
Thoroughly the Coroner fails to give perfect
iSfactOn. He has carriages ual in all pscts any
in the JlAud, and employs mono but experienced and
polite driyeEs. his charges invariably tOO Call
him at 25l and G52 MagRziRe street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-08

"John," said poverty. stricken man, "I
have made my viii to-day" "Ah," replied
john, "you were liberal to me, no doubt"
Eyes, John, I've come down handsome. I've
willed you the whole country to make q
living in, with the privilege Of going else
where if you can do better"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-08

The little bit of girl wanted more and
more buttered toast, till she was told that
too much would make her sick. Looking
4istfully at the dish moment, she thought
she saw the wav out Of her difficulty, and
exclaimed: "Well, give me annuzer piece,
and send for the DOCTOR"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-08
WINDOW AND HEARTH.

Around my oh an ber books are piled
TinSo& the ana
Is turned unto the setting sun
Thus. DER my papers morning mild
Now RloIies, now the evening stAr.
In summer. from the garden treee,
A black bird warbes with delight
In Winter: roofcd from sneTs and breeze
Sing constantly.
Sweet friends, 20 ms,
Who, as your nearest, love beati
Wake me with song. blAckbird; prolonR
Your ditty, cricket, when rest
So full of life thy liquid note,
That in sunshine drop my pen,
VIII is nsn So1DaE
We ,S@bled to some WichlOv glen,
Or Howth. whose blue back yonder LOOMS
and argued miles Of road away.
FeSsted, and back threHge golden EloS@a.
Shortened with sOnGa the dArkeninE day
Now friends arc de-d,
AID scattered
Those hours; but ye have stood times test.
Bird. from the lawn, sing 20 the dawn.
on cricket, when night Oils tho west.
A breeEJ radiance StIrs t. skies;
The whitening ourrAut-sushes shake
AbIve the crannied red. brick walt,
Where, as the crisp leaves c1rliUG fall,
Now mp and down the cobweb eies
The sunbeam; and the midRes take
Their last Uf life, till afternoon,
SiantiDg the pictured " ali with gold,
We shut out soon the pale chill moon.
And rouse the fire against the cold:
Brown olden booka,
Which vanished hands 60 often pressed;
Cricket pToloDR through n 'Rht your song,
Our blAok6ird slumbers In his nest.
Now darkness falls, the fuuneiiing blAst
OFT interrupts your chimney cong.
Between the curtains oAn trace
Orton's arm in 10y space
Above. the white clouds voyage fast,
Below. the dead leaves whirI along;
And As yon infinite waste Of fire
MAkeS Us, poor insects, equal seem,
AIQthinfo WOulO
What OF this little life deem
Where We bJth choose
Song to AmpBo
The tranquil hours which We love beat.
Till falls our strength, aud We at length
Alike be Tapped In nature'D rest.
ChIIdhOOd's An Eden ever young
In which the senses blossom sweet;
Ia colored BY she earnest blood
Into nOon'u b furnace man 10 flung
To muse and mould amid the heat
Hs powers, as the rpeninR light
Develops from the flower the seed,
Which, after equal Winter night,
In novel clim e new life may breed-
Chant bird Of youth,
Your song Of truth.
Enjoy your Summer, build your nest
Whom shadows fall, cricket recall
The hreaide memories you love best.
Cotober's gone my bird has Aown
To lRnds Of summer past the sea
Through barren boughs nov behold
Blue skIes, pale eunshine snow clouds cold
But by the hearth Im not alone,
EOT still my cricket SlnRs TO mei
Thus, when I've passed from dreams OF earth
10 new bright life beyond our air,
PerchAnoe some friend beside my hearth
Wan road the verses made theEeI
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-08

A lady at Bipghamton while looking
over her husband's old clothes recently
discovered letter which she bad given
him to post eleven years ago. The letter
was addressed to lady friend, aud it's
nom arrival was the cause of an eatrange-
ment between the two families ever since.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-08
PRIEsTs IND PEoPLE.

| Irish Priests and Irish People BY the Rev. II
j. MscHale, Dublin: II. H. Gill and Son.
The unshaken and indestructible attach.
ment of the Irish prieste and the Irish
maintained through ages Of dire perseco
ton, the triumphs which they won at last,
and the splendid victories which will yet
be theirs--these form o noble theme for
cong, and the cong has been well sung in
the little volume now under our notice.
The poet IL an Irish priest, aud 1t is easy to
see that he has thrown bis heart into his
work. His poem is, in fact, brief history
of the religious life of the Irish race, writ
ten in spirited and musical numbers. 1t
opens with q reference to the quick and
splendid success which attended the labore
Of our patron saint
When fret the Christian sunshine broke
Athwart our night OF Pagan gloom.
Its sAviour's voice had touched its tomb.
Our islar d . sons gave chorus meet.
That ' sisssed dawn lawn Of II Hss@.n @ @ greet.
Bat one swim streaming rain o. gold.
1t flung broadcast its glowing showers.
W. oar as .os fold
APs lqsE 90. e9s sSss. call
Bat left onr idol drsSnss and shraii
AiisSianoS 10 the Lord Dayins, 'A'
Unfallng faith TO Christ cur King.,
But bone and muscle blood and brain,
All all Were epent TO overthrow
The Old false rite, the New to gain.
And churt hes roee, and spires were set,
In sheltered vale end towering hill
We ecorned what curse Time might 6egst,
If Priests were with the People etili.
The last of the foregoing lines, slightly
changed to suit the sense, is made to close
each of the sections into which the poem
is divided, and it comes into several of
them much more naturally and gracefully
than it does into the above quotation.
The line "The priests are with the people
STILL" 10 one we remember to have met
with before, and perhaps some intimation
that it had previously appeared in print
would not have been uubeftting in the lit
tie publication before US but, however
that may be, the phrase is made very good
use of by the Rev. Mr.. MacHale. The
second section of his poem relates how the
good seed sown by st. Patrick grew and
and how piety and learning
overspread the land:-
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-08
THE DoNAHoE
PATENT CORD-BoUND MATTRESS.

These Hattre,ses are made by my new patent pro-
which enables me to defy onpeLition with the
kinds in general A comparison of the bedlace-
binding mattresses with invantion will patisfy
any one that my CORD-BIN DING has greater
strength. is more durable and nicer and what stii
more important there Is c-evce where duet or dirt
can gather vermin lodge The public Invited to
call and examine; / shall take pleasure in showing
them, whether they desire to purchase Special
attention given TO the renairing Of all kinds OF
tresses. with my IMPROVED TICKS or will sell
them to all who prefer have their mattresses ms de
repaired At hoe cheap the other kind of scks
promptness to obtain share OF the public patronage
All Roods and work anshp warranted represented
and delivered free OF charge.
shall keep c'nssantly ON hand the largest and best
FEATHERS, BEDDING in general and READY
MADE TICKS OF All gradss at wholesale aud retail
and at the lowest rates.
j. j. D0NAH0E,
PATENTEE AND PROPRIETOR,
Al -Chartrss Street
NEW ORLEANS. Aull If
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-08

Our readers will thank us for quoting
from the volume, eIe concluding thIs brief
notice, the following light, graceful, and
tender poem, which is in the authors
happiest style:
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-08

'Those who love the poor in life shall
have no fear of death.'-St. Vincent of
Paul
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-08

9ome eoboing
Gay morns Of Spring.
Some richer hued With Summer bloom
Leaves brown and greeu, which soon. ween
Alike will wlther round my tomb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
NorbbeutfdIanb.

Sn Oortmunb wirb cine rluteriu.
dung Der @rinbe bes OarnieberIiesens Der
@iieninbuftrie porsenommen. @u1 cine
Eabatenquete fol- bort absebalten werben.
wetfdlii4e &obIeninbufrie bebt fi4
tastssIi4 wieber. Die 9biasgebiete an
Der gms unb Weier baben einen 0ertebr
berporsebradt, Der su ben i1Snifen 6off.
nunsen bere4tist. = Das &reisseri9t in
Wtnben bat ii9 Bel ben bis iest perban.
belten Z 6duen pom MaisitdtsbeIeibiguns
elmer nadabmunsswertben Wdbisteit Be.
fsiBist. Sn teinem Der 7 5d0e III es iiber
eth Sabr binaussesansen. Die Staaisans
maltl4ait bat sesen bic meiifsn @rtenut:
nifie appelrt. = Oas 0a9stbum Der BE.
p0Iteruns Berlins seist In feiner san3en
@ei4i9te cine ffeisenbe prosreffon, ME
feline anbere @robftabt. Wt Wien per.
sli@en, weI@es int Sabre ITO Berlin um
$4,000 an Beu6Iteruns ibsrraste, bat
Berlin bieie Diferens in 95 Sabrsn, ndm.
li9 1865 ausseSIiden, alsbann 1870, aIio
mad benz turjen 3eitraum BON 8 Sabren,
Wien in elmer 8su0lterunssbiferena pom
nalesu 80, 900 binter fi9 sela1eu, peI4e
Diferens bur& bas raidsre 5orti9reiten
Ssrlin's ft4 sesenwdrtis i'm Steiseu bsiin.
bet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
6rantret6.

Die franj6Fide &esieruus sebt sesen
bic 8eranitaIter bes Strites pom Ansin nit
GROCER gnersie Dor. Das 3udtpoliseise:
ri9t pom Douai bat am 10. SuIi ieds
Stritenbe 3u mebreren Woden @efdnsniB
uerurtbeiIt. Die Iruppen werben in Gn3in
unb llmsesenb tdsIid nod ueritdrtt. gu
Denain befinben fi9 brei Bataiaone ST.:
nientruppen mnb swei gscabrOnsn Drasos
ner gu @nain 6 GOmpasnien 0inie au go.
main ein Battalion Sn~fanterie; 3wii4en
0alenciennes unb gambrai elm Drasoaer:
&esiment unb su Oouai brei Bataiuone
bss As. 2inieu:& esiments nit Der Orbre,
bic 8erbinbuns Der Stritenoen NIT benz
Calais unb Rorboepartement ;u uers
binbern. gnseiidts bieier militdrii9en
8orbereituasen lit es sewiB, baB bic Be-
rpesuns balb unterbridt werben wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
@tSeonfn.

Der rSociaIiif" in Wilwautse lit mes
gen elmer S9ulb BON sl4Oo benz Sberiff
In bic 5dnbe seratben.
Sn Giib Greet @aIIep Bel Bans
sor, Ga Grohe County, uarbe BITE Satin
bes Sarmers Ole anbsrion uon einem Gsas
per erfaBt unb 70 uerIest, BAT tie fat aus
senbIidIi@ itarb. slnberion f~itte.te feline
Sferbe, bic Dor benz &eapsr ssipannt NOS
rem bic unsIidIi9e Srau ftanb ssrabs Dor
Der Maidine, aIs bic Yferbe pIOtIid ideu
wurben unb bur@sinsen. sic uurbe nies
berseidIusen, bic SideIn Der Maidine
sinsen nit raisnber Sdnsaistsit iibsr fe
unb idIeiften fe nit ii9. Oils bic Mas
i9ine enbIi9 gum Stiutanb sebradt wurbs,
mar bic Grau beretts cine i9e.-5armer,
isib porf&tis in Sanbbabuns uOn grnte'
unb Drei&mai@inem!
SIN Iesten Gribiabr erreste in
Ga Groie bic @iniperruns Der 6rau SSba
9ierce in's @ountpsefdnsniB wessn Wibs
a@tuns bes @eri@tsbofes bebeutenbes aufs
iebem. Die Grau battle f@ ~seweisert, benz
seridtli@en Befsbl, ibr Rinb benz BON ibr
sei@iebenen @atten aus3uIiefern, gu sebors
den. Der Sau wurbe Dor bas Oberses
ri9t sebra3t, unb bies CAB feline gnti9sis
buns ab, weIde 3a @uniten Der 5rau auss
fieI, beren iOfortise 5reiIafun s auf ben
@runb bin anseorbnet wurbe, baB lie uns
redtmdBiser Beiie einseiperrt worbsn iei.
Sberridter &pan ftimmte nit ieinen GoIs
lesen nidt therein, ionbern NOR Der Nnfidt,
baB bas Sberseridt feline jurisdiction
babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
Nout.

Nad ben aus Rom susssanssnsn Yoits
nadridten fdbrt Der fl. Vatsr fort, Sabls
rei9e Iuoiensen su ertbsiIsn unb an alien
9eiddfteu lebbaftsn gntbeil gu nebmen.
Seine @eiunbbeit 1T tros auer sssentbeili:
gen Na9ri9ten uortreffid. Inter iensn
9erionen, weI9e Der b. Slater unIdnsit
bur9 griuat Nubiensen aussei1nete, befanb
ii9 bas GoIesium Der goniiftorials Nbpo:
taten, weldes benz 81. Yater feline Slid.
winide gu ieiner Sbronbeiteisuns unb bic
8erf9eruns ieiner ummanbeIbaren Treue
unb grssbenbeit an ben rSmii1en Stubl
gu 6iiBen leste; Tirit &ospislioci, Der cine
Norehe bes Oamenpereins BON Yaoua unb
einen Beterspfennis unterbsrsitete eine
patricier: Oeputation aus Spolsto, an be:
rem Spise @raf garrocci itanb unb On:
bere. Don srOBeren O~eputationen, welds
fi9 I'M Vatican einiteuten, ieien erwdbnt (:
Die Oeputationen BON 4 tatboliiden 0er'
einen aus 0iterbo, barunter aud Elm Nr:
beiterperein. lleber bieie Osputationeu mar
Der bell. Batter UNI 10 msbr ~erfreut, aIs er
in iener Stabt, i'm @~oIesium Der @eieI'
iGaft Seiu, feline Susenbiabre 3usebra9t
bat. Na1bem er ben ueri1iebenen 0erei:
men namentli9 Ginisteit in 9uem ans 9eri
sslest, ertbeiIte er ben apOitOIii@en Sssen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
S6Wet3.


Die @ottbarbbabnfrase 1T nod INNER
ntdt erlebist. Sn ietner Iesten Seifon
bat Der beuti9e &ei4stas omar benz 9uaers
ner Sertrage semdB 10 WiIionen Srancs
als wsiteren 8eitras fir sas @~ottbarbbabu.
u%nternsbmen bewiQist, iebo9 nit Der aus.
oradIi1en Be6insuns, baB bieie Subuens
tion iettens Deutidlanbs nur bann that:
iddlid seleiifet we,bsn fol-, menn bic
S1pet3, bic auf ie entfaIenben 8 Wiqios
men Sranes 3u benz llnternsbmen beiseiteu,
ert bat. Inter sIsidsn 0orausiesunsen
bat bas itaIienii9e garIament ben Cub.
Notwithstanding BON 10 Wiuionsn Sranes
fur bas llnternebmen bemiuist. gs 1T bes
tannt, baB e~inaelne Der BEL benz @ottbarb
babnunternebmen tntereiirte gantone bic
auf ie ~entfaIeube Summe Al entri1ten ab.
9elebnt baben. Sur ben i9ueiserii4en
Vnnbesratb entitanb nuuu,sbr bic Sraae,
auf wel4e Weiie bic S1meis ibren Ser.
pfli9tunsen sesen ben 9userner Sertras
aa4tommeu Tonne, unb Oh es ni9t ratb
lam Jet, bic betreffenbs Subpention aui
ben Bunb gu ibernebmen. Sect wirb &c.
melbet, baB bic @ottbarb. Gemmiiiion in
ibrer leeten Sisuns bei&lohen bat, bic
pom i4weijeriiden Bunbssratb porsei9Ia'
gene Subpention sut3ubeiben, nit benz gu.
ias, bab, fa0s bic uon Der 9userner Son:
feren3 in Iusf4t seuommensn MittsI su,
0ouenbuns Der 9ottbarbbabn ni9t binrei.
den iouten, aus bieier einmaIisen Subuen:
tion fur ben Bunb teine redtlide Ser
pfidtuns fir cine weitere ~finansieue Bethel:
lisuns an benz %llnternebmen erwa9ien iou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
Satnois.

aItise Stirms unb @irbeIwinbe
babsn am l. ausuit bic @esenb nOrbIi@
ppn Der Suinoiisr Staats : Sauptftabt
SprinsfeIb bsimseiu9t. Sm meiiten bot
bas Stdbden Clinton I'M County De @itt,
As WeiIen n6rbIi9 pom Sprinsfielb, seIits
ten.
Sn s arm in9ton baben ite aus Sur
fur sinen notoriideu 9ampen ais Yoli3et.
ri9ter seitimmt unb i'm aud erudblt. Oers
ieIbe bat erit tir3lid feds Wonate in Der
Sail seieien unb mat Elm WOnat Dor Der
BabI aus benz 9efdnsniB entlaiien wors
ben. Sect bsitirmeu bic, wsIde i'm err
uabIt baben, ben @ouperneur, ibnen aus
Der &Ismme gu beIfsn unb inn teine Cons
milton uustuffeuen.
Sn @apron, Sus., bate elm Wann
Ramens Geo. u. 8urIeisb, Der Dor &urs
Sem BON Ohio bOrtbin setommeu, benz alns
f9eine nod. Inn elm Sarbiersei@aft au
etablireu, auf ben %. .. Mts. cine YorIes
Jung ansetinbist, bel beren S@IuB ct fi9
cine RuseI bur6 ben &Opf iasen woIte.
9ie 9aue uur sur feiseiesten 9eit nit iens
iutiOnsIufisen 3ubOrern sefaat unb nads
benz ct ieinen gOrtras, in weI@em CT cine
ieItene &ebnersube entwideIte, pouenhet,
aos er cine YiitoIe, ieste bic Mlnbuns an
bic Stirn unb feusrte bisisIbe ab, sbe Is
feline Sreunbe, bic i9 gu benz Suede in Der
Ndbe Der Sabne aufseiteat batten, uerbins
bern fOnnten. EObIi9 setroffen, iant er
benieIben in bic arms. - 60 beri4tet Elm
Especial Correspondent Der Zines.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

&rupp's beribmter Dampfbammer 1T
bur4 einen neuen Oampfbammer In S@at:
ten seftelt worben, weIder auf benz Stabls
merle pom Stneiber unb Comp. IN greusot
erri4tet worben it, Derielbe bat Elm Saas
seuidt pom 70 Eonnen unb einen Sub bon
81 Weter, 10 baB er mebr ais bic boppeIte
9siitunssfdbisteit' bes tauienbcsntnerisen
9ammers uOn &rupp bat. Bereits bat
aud elm anberer 6iinfsissE onnen. 9ammer,
Der In benz NIsranbrowsti'i1en Stablmerte
gu petersburg ~aufssiteat 1T unb i'm Sabre
1874 in BRADFORD sebaut wurbe, einen bOs
bern Sub pom 1910 Wiulmeter ~SeSeniber
$500 Wiaimeter Sub bes &ruppi4en
9ammers. Gin dbulidsr &ieienbammer
1T ieit 1878 aud tn Der rufii9en 6anonens
wertftatte gu Perm aufseiteat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
Snfan b.
Safota.

Sn Der Rdbep o Datota Gitp ftsbt
Germ, weldes IA Sub bod unb bod nod
ni5t aussswa9ien 1T.
Gm %. D. So. ridtete cine Waherboie
40 Meilsn nSrbIi9 BON 9antton sroBe
@erbssrunssn an. Ser weitli@e arm Sss
gsrmiQion Sluhes, wsl4er sewObnli9
.tua suei 8tutben brett 1T, i9woa gu elmer
Breite uon elmer WeiIs unb elmer Giefe bon
20 Bis 80 Sub an. gieI @isentbum purbe
s%erfiSrt, unb iebes 9erionen e%rtrantsn.
0sabpoob bat lo2 @irtbidaften.
Gas tbut's.
Sic tahiti zen gebDrben in
9subwOOb baben ii9 enbIi@ enti4Ionen,
ben 8efsern uou SpiumbOlen (aus'
i5IisbIi9 gbineien) has 9anbwert gu Ies
gen unb iinb bsreits msbrere Der be3opften
Salunten i9per bsifraft worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
9 M eininaen.
llsber einen anaeblid aeaen ben Sc,

He6er elnen an9ebli9 9e9en ben 3erjos
BON Wsinin9en seri9teten Mni9Ias tbeilt
bic Hb.: u. M..3. 6olssnbes nit: vllsbsr
cine Gbaunee, bic er gu Wasen p%aifirts,
paren DrabtisiIs ssipannt worbsn, pabrenb
bic Gabrbabn sIeid,sitis burd Stsins in
einen sefdbrliden !9uifanb usriest worbsn
mar. Die porberen Pferbs Der raid fab.
rsnben p%ieripdnnisen @quipase ftiiratsn,
Der Wasen aber init benz Ser3os bIisb
slidliderweiie unusrIsst. BsSdslid Der
Ebateridaft unb Der 9rlnbe gu bsrfsIbsn
perlautet bis iest ni9ts Nabsres. Man
psrmutbst einen aet periOuIi@er Ra@e,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
Rtnneiota.

Minneota erbdIt bisies Sabr pieIe
persnisunssiudenbe gsiuder aus allen
9bsiIsn bss 9anbes.
Sn Der Ra6baridaft pom Saris
bauIt iOIen uieIe Yferbe an Der ssfar4te;
ten @pitOOtic IeiSen. Webrere pferbe fiub
bereits trepirt, eini9IisBIid zines, wel6es
5000 wertb NOR.
Dem 8ernebmen mad wirbbie
9aftinss & Oatota 8abn i9on gnbe
Septsmber bis mad Granite Sails beenbet
fsin.
safe gitp wirb semelbet, baB
Ibsr 1000 PeriOnen Don auberbaIb BEL Der
@rnts Sei4dftisuns sefunben baben.
0ie9eaernbte i'm iibIi9en Winnes
iOta bat sur4 ben anbaltemSen &esen isbr
bebeutsnb ssIitten.
Der Streit 3uiiden Der Stabt &eb
Wins unb Der Reotut Nortbsrn Oampfer
SO. 1T sit!i9 beiseIest.
Die M a : LM Il in minneapolis
feiern sesenwdrtis, ba fs bic bur9 bic
MiIuautse'r Spetulantsn in bic SSbe se.
triebensu D~eisenpreiie nidt bs3abIen mol
len.
Wieaus Sbatopse ssmsIbst pirb, fol-
len bic arbeiten an Der nsuen Bride iber
ben Winneiota bemnd9ft in gnsriff senoms
men werben.
Der Wapor BON ct. gIoub besiebt
ben snormeu idbrIi9en @sbaIt pon $l.Oo,
fass anb i&reibs sinsn Dollar.
Gin $rsdIidss Saselpetter rids
tste in ben Counties Garner, @ice umb Das
tota srobe gerbeerunsen an. Sn Garner
lag Der SaseI 2-a 3ou tisf.
Sn 9afimss wirb tintIider Steim
NIT srobsm grfOIss bsrsefsut.
&eb @ins wirb in bieiem Sabre unb
3war i'm September cine sisens Sair abbaIs
ten.
Sneiner fart beiu4ten girser.ger.
iammIuns in auitin wurbe bsi9IoFsu, ben
Ri4ter Sage CUR Refsnation aufsuforbern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
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