davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-27
MURDER FOR MONEY.

A FARM HAND SURPRISES HIS MASTER AND
MISTRESS AT NIGHT--FATAL WOUNDS IN
FLIcTED-THE VILLAIN ESCAPES.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov &c. 1879.
Last night. between eleven and twelve o'clock.
bloody affair took place in West Fairfield township.
Westmoreland county. about three miles from
Dockport. A farmer named John Johnson and his
wife had gone to bed. when they aroused by
the entrance OF Jerry Telford man who worked ON
the farm. Teford demanded all the money that they
possessed, and when johnson showed disposition
to fight he drew revolver and shot him.
the ball glancing across his temple. Johnson
then threw Telford down the stairs. but the
latter seemed determined to commit murder.
Coming up again he shot Johnson through
the neck, inficting wound that is said by the doc
tors to be fatal johnson then out to the house
of neighbor hundred yards away, followed by
Telford who in turn followed by Mrs. Johnson.
Teford that Johnson was out OF his reach, and,
turning around he fired twice at Mrs. johnson, but
did not hit her.
MOTIVE OF THE CRIME.
Telford thought that Mrs. johnson had just re-
ceived large sum of money from her fathers es-
tate but he only obtained 81. He escaped. and has
yet been found johnson is not expected to live
until morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-27
SPORTING NOTES.

Ton head OF Kentucky bred horses, tho property
Of MIR. ID. Crossan, OF Philadelphia were sold In that
city yesterday and realized SASH.
The ysle-Princeton football championship game
takes place to-day on the grounds OF the St. Georges
Cricket Club. HQboken. N. J. Play will be called at
two o'clock
The threo-year-old trotting stallion Steinway was
sold ut Paris. KY. the 25th inst. to Mr.. Samuel
by Strathmore.
Mr.. q. Laird, OF Tremlcy. N. j., won the semi
monthly glass ball contest of tho Middlcsex Gun
Club, at Woodbridge. N. j., yesterday. There wero
fourteen competitors, the conditions being twenty
one yards distance and fifteen rounds.
The score of the Chicago bicycle race at one
o'clock yesterday was as follows -American-Be
$40 miles. English-Stsnton, 800 miles; Gam, $50
miles All the others out of the race. The
American score includes che 400 miles handicap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-27
GOVERNOR ROBINSON AT THE FAIR.

It was National Guard day at the Seventh Regi-
nent's Fair. The throng that has always been
noticeable for its sprnklng of bright uniforms was
yesterday doubly All OF New York's citizen sol
diery was represented, and they sailed among the
crowd of well dressed men and women like batter
flies among the flowers. In the evening Governor
Robinson loaned the attraction OF his presence. and
surrounded by his staff met with an overwhelming
reception Patriotic music saluted his entrance and
applause marked his progress amid the hurry burly
OF the most successful fair that New York has
seen. 1t was a busy time tor the company stands.
where speculation lured the willing Victims and bar
gains of the most one-sded nature driven fast
as circumstances would permit. The ladies who
company, Mrs. John Stanton; Second company,
Mrs. II. S. Steele; Third company. Mrs. jameson;
Fourth company Mrs. Charles L. Stckney; Fifth
company, Miss Agnes Genin Sixth com.
pany Mrs. Frederick A. Goodwin Seventh
company Mrs. A. L. Timpson; Eighth com.
pany Mrs. II. A. Bostwick; Ninth company.
Mrs George +. Donicinct; Tenth company. Mrs.
stands were a. foows:-Gypsy tent. Miss Josephine
Pollard; floral temple, Mrs. l.. B. RAIDER; Oriental
tea store Mrs A. N. Beudlestone; newspaper booth.
Mrs. H. w. Hoyey; furnishing goods department.,
Mrs Allen; tobacco room, Mrs. O. Graham Bacon;
the Lady of the Lake, Miss Nelson.
Voting for popular officers is just now tho main
inducenent If the fair. For the most popular
modoro Cooper gave him the backing OF about two
hundred votes but General Hancocks supporters
rallied and gave him almost a hundred lead. Sher-
man. Grant and Hayes run close behind. with Me-
LELAND a dark horse that may do wonders before
the week is ont.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-27
A GENEROUS DONATION.

At the tenth anniversary meeting Of the Board Of
Directors Of the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital
held Tuesday. the 18th inst, the secretary re-
ported that Ex-Governor E. D. Morgan had given the
hospital s25O00 which cleared all debt its site at
the corner of Park avenue and Forty-frst street.
The Medical Board reported that l68 new had
been treated and 566 operations performed during
the year. Added to the work OF the previous nine
years this swelled the total number Of cases to
80 053 and 915 operations Several thousand dollars
have already been subscribed toward erecting spa
cious hospital the site, but contributions
solicited from the public to raise S75.0OO, which
are yet needed tor that purpose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-27

audience knew the girl. Not another speech was
made not another name was placed in nomination.
The convention adjourned at once. On thekstreet
business was suspended and the coinmotion was
considerable. Those who knew the girl init
mately hastened 10 her father's house TO
find Il deserted and to learn that the family
had been summonedssto Mr.. Mullen's. Here
sofa the dead maiden found. with her relatives
kneeng by the body's side. Suspicion, strangely
enough, did not attach to Andrew Tracy. Belle
Mullen who in the company or Miss Reilly
when she was shot. simply stated that while the two
ladies were returning from store to her home
rapid footsteps heard behind them;
person crowding between them had pressed
a revolver to Mary Reilly's temple and had fired.
Then the assassin had walked rapidly away. 1t is
asserted that Miss Mullen knew her cousin s face
and suppressed the fact in order hat he might
brief start of justice. This appears to unwar-
ranted. for the night very dark and the confu-
sion and distress of the moment might
well account for the oversight. AS mat
ter OF fact Tracy walked and down
to Water street, then down Water for Ave blocks
and thence to his Office He seen by several
persons who ignorant of the crime to enter
his study, aud it asserted that he passed nearly
hour kneelng before the portrait or the girl whose
life he had taken. After that lie sneaked to his
home and fed to the woods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-27
TEMPERANCE VETERANS AT DINNER.

The members Of the Veteran Association Of the
Cadets of Temperance enjoyed themselves at dinner
last night at the ST. Omer Hotel. The association.
contrary to what might at hrst be supposed. "is"
according to their address. mot temperance So
ciety, but purely a social organization" ALI the
delcacies OF the served up at the dinner
and many toasts were responded to by various
bers of the association President Ernest p. Brook
delivered tho ''W Welcoming Address,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-27

THE SUPREME COURT NOT YET DECIDED AS TO
THE DISPOSITION OF TRAcY's CASE
my TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
PITTsBURG. Pa, Nov. &c, 1879.
s. r. Mason. of Mercer. appeared before the Su-
preme Court here to-day and asked for a special writ
of alocatur in the of Andrew Tracy. who is to
be hanged on the 4th of December for the murder
OF his cousin Miss Mary Reilly. Both parties being
Roman Catholics, she refused to marry him. as they
were within tho prescribed limit of consanguinity.
The application of to-day based u faulty
record The Court has not decided what action It
will al ka
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-27

nervous organization showed the effects Of even a
small quantity of liquor for even his friends admit
that he went home nearly every evening in an in
toxicatcd condition. 1t would be interesting to
know the quality OF the liquor he drank. because a
very little OF some kinds made among the hills
OF Western Pennsylvania would destroy the
most evenly balanced minds in the State
In answer to my inquiries MIR. Lucius Rogers
before referred to as an authority on smcth-
port, says 1.-THE liquor OF the village is good and
Is not likely to have affected his mind" Ii must be
said however. in fairness that MIR. Rogers was pres
ent oco at tho last hearing before the Board of
fardons and entirely approves the action of that
body. The fact remains, however. that he became
exceedingly Incorporate He still affected to prsc-
tce law, but had cases. People had not been
willing 70 intrust their to him before this
new dstemper aud now they fot even less inclined
to do 40. An interesting incident OF this time ss
supplied ia the affidavit of Thomas o 'l'rien.
Shore Visitor and the Erie Ecs,ing Herald. A
short time before the shooting of Mary
Reilly, probably about the 1st OF August,
1873 received an article for publication in the
Pisif0r written by Andrew Tracy, OF Smethport,
Mexican county. Pa. The communication had ref-
crencc to tho alleged prosecution of certain aban-
doncd women in Bradford. He claimed that he
had himself broken open the Jail and liberated
thcm. aud hc solicited the influence OF the Vts1or
in uphcldine him In the course he had pursued
lie further insisted that these tho VIC
tins OF relentless and systematic persecution, that
there cause for their i'm pr sonment, and
thM they were but the victims of the tyrannical
the most absurd aud visionary statements, was so
ncoherent and irrelevant that had the subject
matter been az for publication it could not have
Society still received young Tracy, however, for
what he had been. aud partly perhaps because he
was one OF the best performers ON the piano in ali
the country round. thus time and events drifted
on until September Is. 1878.
This day had been busy one in tho village. Dur
ing the afternoon delegates had been assembling
from all parts of the county for tho holding OF a
republican convention. The town was full Tho
Court House bell had rung Eat early CANDLE
light" and the convention was in full blast
when a man entered aud announced that Andrew
eiliys daughter Mary. had been shot in the street
Wy q person unknown. Nearly every man In the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

Soumtag frdb sesen 8 rlbr eri6nte Der
SeueraIarnn. Carr 81 auftin's Tblrs unb
Senfsrfabrit fanb tn beilen tSlammen.
Gin ffartsr Rorbwixb ieste aud baIb Bite
umIissenben @sbdube anb iosar ben uebs
rere bunbsrt garbs fibIider Iiessnben @es
trsibsipsi@sr Der Sainois Central @iiem'
balm tn SIammsn. Oas 5euer e%ntifanb
IN Der anfrsi1er $ Wsrtfdtte Der obense'
nanntsn Sabrit uub breitete fi9 NIT un.
sIaubIi9er S1neaisteit aus. Sc pers
sebrte bic aussebsbnte Sabrit ieIbf, bic
umIissenben Rebsusebaube, ben alien
Sra9tiduppen Der Suinois Central. giiens
balm, wis seiast ben @Ieuator, unb cine
sroBes'W afe setrodneten 9sb0Ib.s, weite,
sinen NIT @Ias s~eIabenen Sradtuasen be,
SIubbabusn. @ispisI Der S9aben uni
bic gerf@eruns betrdst, Tam sur 3eit nod
ni9t senau fsfsefellt wsrben. Das Erau'
rise babel III, bab bisr in Der Stabt abe'
l25 Wann auser Srbeit seisst uerbsn.
abseieben bauon, baB pieIe unb uisIe @e'
bdube pom 2anbs unb tn Der Staot I'M 8ar
~suradseisst werben, ba ibnen bic beiiea'
ten %9isferunssn an Ebdren unb Senfe'
nidt in 3eit gu seben. au9 bic iabIid
sebenben EsIssrapbenIinien warben far
beiddbist unb Der Dient mad Der Seit'
bin unterbrO6en. gu bOffen 1T, baB BIZ
Sirma Carr &c Muffin ben 8strisb ibre
bsbeutenben Sabrit slei9 mad benz aufbal
pisbsr in alnsrif nimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04
Serr 6. 6. 2siuu, &ebacteur bes

8err g.. 6. 2sinu, &ebaeteur bss
.RepubIitaner" in aaentopn, Ya., madte
uns foIssnbe WittbeiIuns: Weine 5rau
mar idun felt Sabren nit &beumatismus
bebaftet, 70 buB Re uieIe Sdmsrben srbuI.
ben muBte. sic sebraudte ~uisIerIei Gini'
msnts, aber teines CAB ibr bic 10 isbr ses
uinidte ~9inbsruns. gor msbrsrsn Ro'
uaten taufte i'd cine SIai9e ct. Satobs
Del unb Der GrfOIs, Der baburd ersisIt
wurbe, bere9tist mid bafeIbe alien Yerio'
men, wsI9s burd &bssmutismus Obsr Rsu
raIsia u. I'm. beimseiu9t fnb, beftsns su
empfebIen. Die erife anusnbuns idou
wirtts ME Elm WunOsr unb Der ssitueiliss
@sbraud bes S.Is us,binberte cine 8ies
bsrtsbr Der fribereu sroBen fat unaustsb
li1en S1msr5en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

Der 2slapor bate IS 9OIisiften anse'
fteIt, UNI benz rlnfus gu ~ftsuern, Der ses
w6buIi9 an Hallow Fen, benz betltsen
abenb Dor benz Seffe auerbeiIisen, anses
ififtet uirb. Sc TT bas ein Don SrIanb
mitsebradter llnfus, Der in irsenb etnem
Be3use gum aItbeibnii9en Commemorate
feft ftebt. Dabei peripri9t Der WapOr BEN
anseber Der Berion, bic iOl&en llnfus pers
abt, IS Qualification. S9on gut, uenu
5err Bui9 bas EriutseIb aus ieiner Eai@.
besablt, aus 6ffentIt@en 9eIoern blrfeu
teins iOI9e ErintseIOer bebabIt perben, bad
III unseiesIi9. Rua unier Mapor bal
ieiusn eiseuen @ober.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

pie rgeorb Soma Yoit" bat ibr ants'
local mad benz 8eiseEaIod, Ode Rair
unb 6. StraBe, psrIest Samit fe BEN
rRational Demotrat@ better auf ben gel,
ftsisen tann, fast iie. unb uarum benu
bas? @abridetnIi9 sebt Serr @nifte mil
5rn. @rauss arm in arm sunsg mpfanseb bee
Germ Grant mad @aIena. .9err @rauss
muB bod wesen ieiner MisberIase sstr6fet
wsrben unb babel bic .@Sr6 Soma pOf'
auf benz BeIs bes .~RatiOnaIen-'; f66nes
Erio, cine i95ne Erimurti, Srei &spublita'
nsr unb cine bsmsfratids Raste. This
is a great Country.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04
SIN Somuaer. uenu bic fSfIideu Ssridt

SIN Somnaer, penn bic t6fIi@en Gri9te
bic Eafel 3ieren, tommt es ni5t ieIten Dor,
baB Elm unmdBiser @enub bsriel6sn gbo.
Iera WOrbus berpurruft, ia man9er Wassn
tann GENTLE 5ri4te gar ni6t ~ertrasen-
5err Sobn 2snsen, sluon, g., fdreibt
Sd bate bic @sIesenbeit Bel GboIsra WOrs
bus bic Dirtuns pon Or. slus. R6niss
Samburser EropfsH su erproben. DisisI.
ben Rnb Elm sutss Wittsl, benn fs befrsi.
ten mid fait auseabIidIid Don ben Qua.
len, bic i'd bulbste.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

g. fat fi9 bier Elm @Omite gum gms
pfanse Grants in 9aIena sebiIbet. aae
bic YromiHentsn sebeu nit; mir ni&t. Btr
inb an iensm Gage In Soma @itp ,ur 5ors
bsruus zines wobItbdtisen @ertes. l1niere
bsibsn goleseu pom r9emOtratA unb Der
.gorb Soma 9of~ beiOrsea iOI@s @es
i5dfts. 8er wie unier College pom .geas
tionaI Demotrat" binter benz maru1en Ofen
bic @affsn fir's 8aterIanb setrasen bat,
benz tommt lGon 70 pas su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

SIN 2serfase pon Sr. 9ufet. Rew'
Yort L. B. 1927, unb Cincinnati, o.,
2o4 ginsfiraBe, 1T eridienen:
Ser s~asssnsburser Rarientalsubsr
fir bic Ser. ct. amsrita's fir bas S5aIt.
iabr lsso.-GanfSebnter Sabrsans.-Wi
brei berrIiden Original > PrdnienbiIbsru,
bic In iebsn RaIsnbsr einsetIebt fnb, uni
pro 1880 spei weitere &reusuesfations'
8ilbsr bss 8rof. &Iein In 8ien, iOuis In
einsm i50nsn Sarbsusrude bas Bib be,
soititIissn @nna &atbariua @mmsria bars
feIeu.
Mud Der fanfSebnte Sabrsans bisies Ra'
LENDERS III piebsr reid inuifrirt unb uirt
ieinsr bri0anten &usfattuns unb ieines
portrsffi9en SnbaItes baIber Sebermann
poaauf 3ufrteben fteIen. - Preis "a 20
Gents ODER $3.50 pro Dutenb, poffrsi.
9tu4 Der &lsins Warien:& aIenber fir
9riiIi9s Srauen unb Sunsfranen Don 6.
@remmiuser Vt fur has Sabr 1880 pieber
eri4ieueu.- Dieter alierIiebff ausseitattete
Calender bat foIsenben SnbaIt:
y Das RaIeubartum In &otbs
unb S9uartsDr Druid mit IL neuen SpmboIs
biIb9sn.
2)0te Srte Martens: Ra3as
etb.-5sbron.-8et ebsm.-5eIiopoIis
-Raua.-gpbfus.- SsruiaIem.
81 S%raueniptesel: Die erffe 8ommunioa
im Rerter. = Die bsmitbise Settleriu.-
1as @sbet Der Wutter. = Die Bite Der
Dittwe.-Das sersttete &inb. - Die bes
tebrte Slnberin.- Gin @nabenbils.-gin
Wuttnbrief. - Dis @ittws. - @srmana
gouGn.-Die nnfterbltde Wobttbdterin. -
0ie Greunbin elmer RSnisin.
~ Sraueni1muf : Obrrinse. - 6als'
fette.-Armbanb.
81 Sraasnnamen: absIbsib. -eaeiiia.
- Ssbpis. -- 9sIsna. : Wasoalsna. -
slmaIia. -Dorotbsa.- Greseentia. -gar'
bara.-Be ua.-Asns ,-au'
quito. -Sopbia.
O. llnisrs iuarmsn @strante: Der Gbss.
-prsiS 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04
Die Serren aaeuten, bic geIbsr o.

Die Serren Asentem, bic @slber con
uns in Sdnbsn bubsn, warben uns sinsn
@sfaIen srweiisn, penu fe uns bieisIbsn
Anfanss nd9fsr @o9e einienbsu marSen,
ba mir itarte 3abIunsen su MAIDEN baben,
@ir finb ibnen i'm goraus bantbar bafar.
Sect if aud bic sssisnste 3sit neue abon'
n.nten sa sspinnen, elmer Ober bsr anbsr'
Sreunb fam benz gIatts INNER ssuOuuer
werbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

DR.. 8stsr Sdminb, Der Bis babin ieineu
Bobnfs IN ct. Oonatus bate, perIesi
benielben, pom 8. b. W. an, mad Dubu.
que. Besen dr3tlider anseIesenbeiten,
Roiebeilialbe, 6alenber Sudt u. {. ID.
abbreifre man DR.. p. Schcind,
No. 1892, Corner IA. d Clay, near Cen
trail Market, Dubuque, Iowa. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04
pie Sau(as Sano- ano Suumtsra,
tions. Se(el(&aft pom E6ieaao per.

tauft prd9tises 9anb IN Waribau gountp
i'm norb6fIi9en Ranias, auf ;ebn Sabre
Grebit unb sewdbrt benno9 cine Preisber:
abiesuns BON 90 Brpteut. 1923
giuwobner, bret Giienbabnen, IS S4uIsu
unb 4 tatbolii9e Girden fnb TIM County,
weIdes bIoB % Stunben Sabrt uon gbi'
cage entfernt it. &etour Biaets, gut fir
80 Gage, tOften nur $25.
SIR 9ampbIete nsbft &arten u LIN. pous
man iid usnben an ben beuti1en Setre.
tdr, u. g. S6mit, 500 Sebswid Ctr.
@bicaso.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04
pie ofeatfi&e 2aeianns bat S9.

pie ofeatfi&e 2sfeianus bat 99.
ansuf &6nis's Sambursea
9 ru f tb &c einen YIas Ia erfer &eib.
unter allen 5siImittsIu ansspieien unt
omar nit Rsdt, bsnu mo aud INNER ans
sswenbet, srfaut CT bic in i'm ssbeste gr,
wartuns. Ssrr SObn 9sIbis, @rssnF.Ib,
Raf., i6reibt: Sa t9 Or. ausuf
s6nts's 5amburser Gropfen
unO s amburse o raftbes in mel.
ner SamiIie felt Idnssrsr !5eit sebraudt
babe uub f9 bisieIben In aasn 6dusn Be-
wdbrt babsu, pofir fe smpfObIsn finb, 70
fam Id nidt msbr Obne bieieIben isin unb
werbe bisisIbsn immer TN Saufe baIten ]
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

Sonf 6ie@ es, Sraat ssnus, 8OOte
sexus, aber tein 8afer. 5eute beiBt es,
gu piel Sradt, Bafer senus, absr tsins
BoOte. au9 Elm Sei9en Der benersn 3si'
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

s. f&eint Saaua@t if bier in amss
rita nidt lang seaus, beBpessn sibt man
aud I'm Ssrbffe mae qdirte Bale. Nun
has lit nitt gu %perwunoern, Rarren sibt's
Sabr aus sSabr etn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

Der ,,Gefesrap6'' b'bauptet bic Sale
con ausssbruns wirben r9 in Dubuque
mebren. Das if ri&tis; fOsar bic 5reis
belt bat in Dubuque bic aussebrums; bic
@ubIfreibeit unb grebfreibeit baben bic ga
Ioppirenbe S&winbfu&t unb iosar bas
Bier curtrt Re nt1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

26an tests gang gut, bab bic @e'
idafte ni@t sebeu, wenn bic RatbOIiteu
~feiern; bic StraBen ftnb Ieer umb bic Stabt
If our 3eit bes 9ottssbienifes rabts ME
bas 9rab. Au9 Elm 3ei9en bes ginfui'
fee bss Satbolieismus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

g. trei6ea fi@ msbrere .35nbiansr, Dins
nebaso's, uber Stabt berun ; mir MAIDEN
bic Birtbe aufmertiamr, saB,es untsr iduss
rer Strafe uerbOten III, ben &Otbbdutsn
usr6otene @et,Snfe su uertaufan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

pas Se6en bat nun einmaI msbr &ei1
ais Der Cob. Darum psrna9IdiRst 5a'
FEN unb grtdItunsen ni9t, ionbern se'
brau9t SarIeb' Srnft.G aramenen
ebe ss gu Pot 1T. - Man Iebt ia rur ems
NAL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

k Seberieit Unit ausnabrne COINS
tass) iino Basen gum Witfabren Bel 8ss
srdbniFsn fir 81. 90 su baben int 9sibiiaa
bel Gibbs d 6 o., 4. Strabe, swiidsn
Wain unb 2oeuffra6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

Snnntus, ben o. b. R. wirb Der gdfein
aur n.usn tatbOIiidsn Stride In @puOrtb
selsst. stsu. Burte RON Snbepenbenee
mirb bic Sefprebigt baItsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

Sm 2'ern gpwu(6ip wurbs Issae Bo@e
bic BObnuns bes grn. ST. giianS tn Ai9e
seIest. 9ie @inmobner waren mad BEN
Settlement. Sobu Maierus entbedte has
5eusr sessn IL rbr Worsens, rief bic
Radbarn sur 9aIfe, a5er ss mar su ipdt.
Serluf stpa $1,000, Der far $500 psrF9ert
III. ,E .t. -...' ".a..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

Der rGsIesrupb- sibt Saeob Steuers
Rsitaurant unb SaIoon sinsu pobIuer.
bisntsn Buff. 5srr Sieuers bat eines Der
bsfsefabrtsn unb nobsIften berartisen @es
j1dfte In Der Stabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

pie 6isfse 2saptiaemsems;aoe 1T
In fuantisaem S9wuIitdten. Gas bot
Der .Reuerenb" gurr setban. Dir ausi'
feIn nidt, baB bic @emsinbe SdIfe tfabst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04
nnn5 Trd@ie. aGl
Die Gufaae Der r,euerl Yrdmte
Onserer Lider a Gediehter

Onserer Lider a Gediehter
nor 20oo Stid. Ra@bem ale ridfdnSi'
ssn abseianbt unb bic. asentsn psristeu
finb, bsmerten mir, baB Sie abris bletbenoe
3abI ni5t gu sroB 1T. geeilt eu9 baber
eu.re @etber siusuienber. psnn ibr eth
grsmpIar babsn uollt. Damn babsn uir
nod frabere grdmien an Sanb: az. .
Sas e~ureunburser eanb,
Iein. @eiSi9ts anb feline Sepubner, fem
Ssnh,I uns iein DanbeI, ferner
Hniidt Der Stabt 2urembars,
Rarte bes 2ursm burser Ga ubes,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

2ae6rsre Gorrefponoenseu mustsn
Der Ssisrtuse wesem auf nd@fe gtr. usr'
i&oben werbsn. @ir arbeiten natirIi9
midt an ben sebeiensn Seisrtasen Der 3ir9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

Gutter 40 ganoioaten BATH e stabts
ratb ben Ra4foIser bss perfierbenen &fei'
iors Ste9sr gu wdbIen. Wsr bic Wub[,
bat bic Dual.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04
@o 1T Maton 0sloidmit ?

BON etastbrtbimus. Canton R,m Id. 3srfsst f4ritb ID.
ltst ven Samilisn, Obts, ps &c tt perm flstu Braun
mar. 0sIslamit Rirs pts,n grbfaaftsaus tts mbtitsn se.
Iuat. Dtr ndsut austunft abtr TIN stbtn fanH, rtttt
bitltIte satish an bic Rss action tet 6Iatta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04
Siaia Al %perfamfen!

Da Id mtH 9tt6dft a~ufIas.bsn stt,n't. 70 btettt I'D bier
tins gut, 6tlsstntdt cine gDaatRmaatr-y Da thattt Htbf
Dasstrbsl, uab 5antprissdtirr fspit Gin bamit su.
bansenu auarsi6e. Shop biats ~ fautn. Das 9ibduet
atst bt6t an Der Samitet. gDtrtfatte bes 6trru 8. ntrtb
Ia Btatbut. Rdbtrt uusiunft etstlt
Z. 9barp,
-. Bellevue, Sewa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04
Neifen0er Qaeut.

Ger Otto 9aiGe wirb IN unierm Sus
treFe ben Staat Soma bsreiien. 8tr ems
pfsbIen bsnieIbeu uniern 9eisrn bsftens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

Der SenmarRt if mad IA. unb gines
frase usrIest worben; ibr 5armer merits
eu6l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

AlrerBetfigeu bra4te uns etwas
S9nse, nur cine Spur unb fe bIieb aur
penige Stunben Iissen. &c.,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04
go 1T Better &iri@ non sisrf ?

Dnftlst mar frdb.r BET Dunl.tb uns ,ss zen bart na6
Ghnotu der uabert Ausiun't etbtn Tam, rtdit ettttIbt
an bic ReSaettrn eises 8lattss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-04

2saGagiere finb iest ni9t pieIe auf ben
Giisnbabnsn 81 finben, UNI 10 nsbr Sra@t
jeboG.