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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20
THE LECTURE SEASON.

THE LECTURE SEASON.
Mrs DIR. ANNIE FRANKLIN. JUST RETURNEI
M from Europe, Will give free Of medical lecture
to ladies' only every Wednesday Thursday Friday after
noon o'clock at i26 East 21th st. ladies and gentle
men every Wednesday aud Friday evening at O'Clock
commence Wednesday. January ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20

SPORTING, DOGS, BIRDS. &C.
NEWF0UNDLAND PUPS FOR SALE: THOR
IN oughbred Apply ut the store 346 West 42d ST.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
aatsoltsser airthen . ~salenser.
M@tune tbr &atbolifen!
Die Stimuae bcs pcrif. Bius TX

Sn uniern Tasen fdeint bic 8oriebuns
Der tatboIi'den 8refe cine ~beionbere Mii'
Fen seseben 3u baben. an ibr 1T es, bic
grunbidse Der Orbnuns unb bes @laus
bens bort, NO bieieIben berri9eu, gu bewabs
rem unb fe ba 3u perbreitsn, mo 9ottlos
Fateit unb cine talte @leidsiItisteit btes
telben In @ersefenbett seratben lieBen. -
gtus TX. in einem S9reibsu pom 1851.
@ir erfu9en Gle initdnbisit allen benen
NIT eurem suten @ineu unb eurer @unii
tetaufeben, bic nit @eif besabt unb init
~aenhsenber &enntniB ausseriitet, ft9 an
Ste arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder uub Seitun:
gen sur @ertbsibtsuns unb 8srbreituns be,
tatboIiiden 9ebre perOffentIi9en. - gncp'
cIica Yius TX. Il 1ann
2abt Ridts unueriu9t, wobur9 uuier'
beilise &eIision unb ibre beiliame 2ebre II
ben 8ereisisten Staateu meter perbreite
uerben ~t6nnen, bamit p~ertrrte Wansere,
anf ben re9ten 9fab auradseleitet werbel
u6sen.-S9reibeu 9fls TX. an bic 81
f@6fe Der 9. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22

vNob ltegt elm gabapsr auf Der Welt,
Der benz 6ortidritte ben Ws9 iperrt; bieier
aus Der Ser9ansenbeit itammenbe gabas
per, UNI ibn seraoe be,aus uno obne lin:
i6weife nit isinem pabren Hamen ~ men
men, lit Der &atboltcismus ga, Der &a:
tbolicismus 1T elm @aoapsr ni6t Smar In
s%euifen Soridriftsn elmer srbabenen Wo
raj. bereH @runoiaee er NIT ben anbsrn
9ritli1en Settsn tbeiIt. uno bic auf bic
Der aasemeinen Roral binauslaufen. ion
bern IN ieinsn swingenoen Sosmen, Die
lberau bic freie SOri9uns ausidlieBen unb
benz Burger ni9t erlauben, anoers ais
eur9 bas Organ bes prisiters su bsnten. q.
l1nb baben mir, meme 8rioer, Dieien Ga
bauer nod nidt ms @rab ssuorfsu, 10
baben mir i'm bod benz @rabe urn sinise
S4ritte ndber sebradt.~
@ut gebriut, Some pom Stamme
S9ursfea! Das proisttirte Stulseiee
bes Winifters 8~anbumbssd ioll alio mad
ben eisenen Worten bes vBrubers" Dan
bumbesd Der Tobtensrdber bes
&atboIttismus werbeu Wan
tann Inr paS onene @efanontB rlur oant'
bar iein. Sober &atboltt aber muB unb
Fam flor einieben, mas bic Sreimaurerei
auf benz @sbiste Der SduIe fpesisu an
ffrebt, unb Sober 1T uerpnidtst, oarnad
fir f9 unb leine &taber Stelluns ~ neb
men. Die tatboIidsn SIamIdnbsr iino tn
ibrer sIdubisen Seseiiieruns iopeit sesan
gen, ibrer Rationalbymne: DE Vlaam
sche Leeuw" cine Stropbe ansufisen
psl4e iesf I'M sanSen 9anbe ssiunseu piro,
Oieielbe lautet: ,f
lily sullen haar MET hebben
De schoone Ziel van tkind, ...H
Zoo lang men hier in Vlanderen
Zen endel Waning vindt.
Gle Gen fe nitt BADEN
Die fhSne See' pom 8ine,
So lang man bier in 8lanesrn
Np4 sinsn 8Iamlanbsr inp't.
.... .....r. (Srabo y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22

unb reipeftirt ieber sldubise &atbolit seuiB
serne, er lit aber feineswess i'm @epifen
our Nnnabme besielben psrpf Il diet in benz
Gimme, ME es BEL Iaem Der Sau 1T, mas
ms @sbist Der @laubens: unb SittenIsb
rem isIbf sebOrt.
8ir fommsn nanmebr gum S6IuB.
Die Marpinser Srase bleibt aIio nod Gage
Der Oinse porIdufis cine offene. 8iele
RatbOIiten slauben fur f5 IN bic Is4tbstt
Der bortisen @ri4einun9en unb 5silunseu.
Wir tam 6fters Der @ebante kpab alein
idou bic brutaIe @spaIttb itistsit, nit Der
bic preuBti9e &esisruns, fie, welde bic
9fortsn Der 96ae i'm Antampf sesen bic
Rirde gbrifti abseI6ft su baben i6eint, uOn
anfans on sesen Marpinsen Forging, um
bic game Sa9e 3u bintertreibsn unb im
Reime beretts ~ erfiden, i'd iase, bab bas
aasin i9on elm Beusismoment fir ben
decentralization gbarattsr Der gorsdnss iei.
Wisber 3ossn an meinem Settle all bic
berrlibeu alien @naben, unb Walfabrts
orte in Deuti9Ianb porbei, weI9e Dant Der
Naes perwinfenben &ir1snpolitit obns
8rieffer, psrmait unb per6bet ftnb, NIB
rsnb bic beuti4en RatboIttsn nit ttnoIi4em
8ertrausn bic Marisu. 8erebruns meter
pHesen, unb ba ba9te i'd mir, ioQ ni9t bel
benz auBerssw0bnIi9em Notbfanbe 9oti
bier ben i9uerseprifien Ratboliten aum
Grofe tn auBeroroentli9er Wsiie burt
Waria einen Beweis ietner 9uIb seseber
baben2! ...,s. rIr.gr..H.
@ie benz aber aud iei, bic beutidsn uni
ipe3iea bic preuBii9en Ratboliten baber
allen Srunb, fort uno fort gu rufen:
8 Wariu, poI Der 9nabsn,
9tIf, baB uns tein Seinb tam i9aben.
l1nb is buben aud aasn @runb, su bOfisn
bab ibr 9ebet nt1t unsrbSrt psrbausr
weroe. 8aun uno wie @ott ibnsn bsIfsr
mia uno uirb, bas ftebt bel benz, Der bt
Seiuen ME uerIdBt uno aud bas B6ie gun
9uten au Ienten weiB.
! &eb. Weber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
3ei6en In Sranfrei6.

Wenn In bieiem 9anbe iett bic 5ffentlt:
den NnssIesenbeiten uon Gag su Gag msbr
benz 9lbsrunoe bes llmfturtss unb Der 81.
seloisteit Rd ndbern unb ss b69ft wabr:
i9sinIi9 ni9t mebr LANCE dnitebsn wirb,
baB bic @emaIt In bic 9dnbe Der pitbenb'
fen RepoIutionsmdnnsr fommt ; penn BEL
ben 5ransoisn bic GasssbIdttsr unb pisIs
ionhisen S9riften in srObter anSabl ben
usrOerbIi9iten @runbidssn unb 3usdsn
bisnsn, 70 gsben i9 bod anbersrieits IN:
3ei9en zines 10 ~seiunoen Sinnes, 10 MIDI
tiger Nuffafuns Der 8erbdltnife unb 10
seididter 8ertbeibisuns Der b6difsn Wabr:
bsitsn bss 2sbsns tunb, baB elm rubisss
unb uubefansenes llrtbsil bic 5offnuns
auf cine before 3utunft bes fran3Ofi9en
Bottles ais besriinbet anertennsn muB.
aas bieie suten BeifrebunSen 3eigen fi9
ueniser an Der Sbsrfd6e uno In Der Del:
fentIi9teit bes 2sbsns, wte oas B6ie uno
9ertsbrie, wsI9ss ME INNER nit sroBsm
2drme unb benz S1eiue Der aqsinbsrr:
i6aft auftritt. Sn ben @eiitern sebt aqs
n,dblis In 5rantrei1 cine llmwanoIuns Dor
fi9 unb bieie poa5iebt ii9 mad 3uei Ri3s
tunsen biu, bic ssrabe in ibrer beionbern
Weiie isbr tisf unb na9baltis einsreifen
uerbsn. Dis b0beren, ssbiIbeten unb eins
fuBrei9eren Stdnbe faussn in Srantrsi9
INNER mebr an ii9 e~rnffern Bei9dftisun'
gen su uibmen, bic rs9ten @iniidtsn unb
9sinnunssn bssisIi9 bss tit&Ii9en LIMB
birssrIiden 9sbsns ~ sewinnsn unb fid
tbattrdftis unb islbftbdtis an allen Be:
ftrebunssn, msI9s In Der ueridisbeniien
Wsiie auf 9sbuns unb 0erbeferuns bss
Bottles unb auf Wilbsruns unb gntfers
nuns ~bsftsbsnbsr lIsbsIfidnbe seri9tst finb,
su betbsiligen. Oa u bas 8erberbsn
Srantrei9s 3und4ft unb porjusswsiie BON
ben b6bersn S9i9ten ber Bsp0ltsrung
aussins unb i9 erit pon ba mad uab mad
tn bic mittlsrn unb untern 0oltstIaHen
perbreitsts, 70 sibt bic Rid.sbr Der bSbern
Rrsiie 3u ~seiunoen unb wabren @runbid3:
,en un6 ibr BsilpisI rsIisi5ien, untabeIbafs
ten unb aufopfernoeu Wanbels Der 5off:
nuns &aum, bab bas franS6ff&e Bolt uon
benz innern Ysrbsrben, pon bieier psrtebrs
ten @siftssridtuns, In weI9s ss Dor allen
bur4 bic sroBe &epolution BON 1889 ses
ratbsu mar, fi9 b~efreien werbe.
Snsbsionbsre ssist fi9 in Srantrei9 Elm
erfreulidsr 1mi4wuns in ben @sfnnuns
gen Der isbr sabIrei9en unb iberaa, nos
mentIi9 absr BEL ben Sransoisn b09it sins
fubreidsn gIaiis Der &e9tsssIsbrtsn,
aIio Der ri9tsrIi9en Seamten iiberbuupt,
Der Mnpdlts unb Abpocaten. Dor Der
aroBen &spoIution trusen bic oberitsn @s,
ri4tsbSfe, bic 9arlamente, bur4 ibre an'
bansli9tsit an bic psrfoIsunssii9tise
Sscte Der Sanisniffen, bur3 ibre ginsriffe
in bic tir9li9sn &edte uno bas relisioie
9ebsn, bur9 ibrs Seordnsuns Der Sii9Sfe
unb iibrissn @siilibsn, ourd ibre 6sino'
isliateit sessn bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
unS b~eiOnOsrs ssssn bic Seiuiten unb enb'
LID bur3 ibren bartnadisen Wioerltano
ssssn ben R0nis ui4t penis baSu bel, ben
@smatbsrn bic a4tuns Dor ssifli9er uub
unb psItIi4er Sbristeit gu nebmen unb fe
nit benz Settle Der lluSufriebsnbsit, Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
Der seeIiOrser nil unO fOl @sbiIts

Der Seeliorser mil uno fou @ebilfs
Der 5reube unb Der Sresbeit elmer Sbriten'
ieeIe isin. @ie iou aber cine Ssele alr
Sreibeit pom Sinosniod, namentltd pom
Siinoengepobrbsiten femmen, wenn tie
ni6t 9sleaenbstt bat, Dol @ott i'm 4nse
tdt uon benen Stelus,treter Elm i9onunSs:
lcles Selbtseriht ~ bdlten uno allo bic
Rsttsu su serreiBen! uno uie iOu lie arr
Sreube fommsn, wenn bas 9aup'binosrn,B
Der Sselenfreuos, bic banse Jrage, Oh es
NIT Der Bulge r, otter @rnit ut, ntdt I'M
3uie9eiprd9 nit etnem @eui1ensratb uno
i'm aufridtisen SetenntRiB Der eisentltdsn
SiebItuss, S4oos uno Ssuiperamentslin'
ben Die GENTLE antuort ssfunben bat Sh
bieier Interchangeable 9twliens uuo
Seelsnarbeit ben rinsenoen Sbriften als
Ratbseber aIs 4use unD DIR btlfrst9 au
isin, if Der Seidipdter gHtdt. uno psr
oft @elessnbsit bat, pon Sstimmerten uno
@sdnsfeten in ibre S%eeIen6tpsr einseuelbt
uno pon ibnea um &atb unb Croft sefrast
ueroen, be, tpiro ss utien, ME i4wer, uno
sroB, pte perantmortlt1 bisies lint zines
vSsidtisers" fur cine Weni9enieele Jet.
Bei9te borsn, 1T nidt Elm itoItes Re4to.s
Bei4tiSers. ~iouoern cine idwere unb bod
tOltli4e Pfidt, ME es mir ME lebbatter
Dor bic Seele sstrsten III, als ba elm be
timmertes Wsnldentlnb mid fraste:
rWousn sic mir bas abnsbmen, mas i4
auf benz Ssrsen babe24 4bnebmen Der
Gait 1T cine belize arbeit, aber uenn IS
IN @rbarmeu sef4iebt. Elm Stid Der ar.
belt, bic Der 5stIanb tbut, mem IS betBt:
6irwabr, Or trug unlere &rantbeit: Slt
aber bic Bei9te bss SeeIisrsers 9fl9t
uno Nuftras. 70 lift fe bss Bei9ttlnoes
&e9t. barauf es Anipra9 MAIDEN fam.
SIS 1T Elm llnre9t, oaB man bel gmfib
runs Der fosen. v%aasemetnsn Bsi6te" Jet
etpa 1870 Sabren In ben lutb. Su9en flu
bic Br,patbei1te taum msbr einen Raum
seIafen bat. Sc 1T elm uaredt. Bag man
es esm nit Rotb unb SeeIsnbrud bei4wsr
ten @ottestnbe taum einmal mOSltt
ma4t, fid psrfonIi1 bel benz Paitor gum
4benomabl ansumslben unb 10, obne bat
es Guheben errest, bic Gaf pom bergen
su p6lsen, unb tie 4bioIution AZ empfan:
gen. Auf bieis @eiie tommt IS, baB Iau'
lsnbe non betimmerten @smitbern mitten
In Gbriitsnsemsinosn unsetr6itst babiu
sebsn ; tbre @euifensnotb wd4it Iawinen'
artis ; iinb finb oft NIT @sbantsu .bes Sc
bensibsrbruTes unb bes Sslbitmorbes er'
faat, unb man9er sebt IN Der fir ioseu.
5ppo9onbrie a%ussessbenen SeeIenbe'
ordnsnib, wslde bann Elm @r3t beiIea iOu,
ooer gar In Der buntlen bes Wabufinns
uno Sriinns untsr. ba ibm uobl su bsIfen
sswslsn udre, wenn CT ieinen Sammsr-
ME unisr Bolt iast-rpom Wunoe ssss:
ben bate" SIS 1T bic bell. Bfi9t bel
Rirds, ben Bsi9tifubl uiebsr ueiter auf
3utbun unb ben 8etdmmerten, bus 1T ben
Bsitsn in Der @smeinbe, bic WOsIt@teiI
gu seben, baB fe mad benz Stid, yuOn Der
Bst1te" i'm Rate1ismus eutbsrs tbun,
benz Bei9tiser beteunen' t6nnen, mas fl
ptien uno fibIen i'm 5erseu." i..1 ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
Gin YrSb6en ItberaIer Sei6t'
8ldubi8feit.

gepunbernspertb finb bic 9sisr Der liz
bsraIsn YIdttsr in aust Sinfi9tsn: bhr9
lire 9si3tsldubisteit unb tbre Oummbeit.
Die Rsbactionsn tsnnen benn aud ibre
9%appsnbsimsr unb mutben bsnielbsn audi
bas WenidenmOsli4e gu. Defenders tei4s
net iid bic sroBe vR6Inii9e 3situns1 aus.
9isr wieoer ein 9r6b4en, has ibr r0mii4er
Correspondent aus benz Yatitau auftil9t,
uno bas bic bieiisen Bldttsr bss Galibers
ssoulbis ubne gemsrtuus ua9bruden anb
tire 9eier, wel9e bic Sntsuisen3 in @sne'
ralpa9t babsn, aud natarIid Wort far
Wort slaubsn. vgti9t obue uria9e, pIsl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
Gin Y~rotettant iiber Ole Nibli1s
feit nno Notbwenoi8fett Der
0eidnfe.

Sn Rr. 2 Der pom Paitor 8ittner Su
9annousr ,eoisirteR Blatter aus benz Ssn:
rultsnitift ibsr uno far bic O~iatonifisn:
ia9e finosn mir untsr Der &ubrif: ,Was
lsbrt Der lutberti9s &atedismus pom Dia:
toniHsupsrts2 2" folsenbe au%Seinanbsris3.
suns dOer bic Risli9teit uno ROtbwenbis:
teIt Der Set9ts:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
Der Narpinser Nro3eb.
Staub Der Oinqe.

NSH peuI lletIeH pleubVWeH Lux utuIplHf
gen ereisneten ii9 betanntIi9 pom SuIi 1875
ab Dinse, weI1e bic Mufmertiamteit Der
aausen @elt auf f9 3osen, bic bart Be
6ranstsn bortisen 8atbsIiten freubis unb
%boffnunssuoI fimu,tsn, ieIbfperfdnblit
aud ben Spott unb Setter Der mobernen
Seiben unb Nnberssldubisen seb6ris in
SluB bra9teu, unb benz Iiberalsn preuBen:
tbum BON Bismarf's @nabsn Summer u.
Gorge bereitsteu. @s sIlen in W a r:
pingen wieberbeIt gri9ei:
nungen Ser Mutters@otte
unb punberbare SeiIungen
orgetommen fetn. Eauienbe DOH
BiIaern ffr5mten alsbaIb mad benz Bis bas
bin unbetannteu D5rfdsn, preubii4e
Spione beganneu ibr f9musises 5anb'
inert, unb bas auss bes @eieses ma1te.
Dos 8aterIanb serietb urplOsli1 in @e:
fabr, @ensbarmen unb SoIoaten eri1ies
men nit gifeIbaube unb Mauiersewebr
auf benz 9lan, Der Sturmmari1 parb ae.
i9Iasen, bic ansebIi9e 9uabenquslls psrs
mauert, bic @nabsnite1e abseipsrrt unb
pom S9isBprisel Suusen ftrensitsns be-
wa1t. SIM 9aufe Der s3eit Gam es sur 0ers
baftuns unb Bro;sifruns BON pieIen YiIs
germ, @sifIiden unb Warpinssr yirsern.
Damn nabm bic preuBifde @sre9tisteit
fi9 Der sansen Sa4e an unb Ieitste cine
1ntsriu1uns elm, bic % Sabr bauerte unb
cine san5e 8ibIiotbet pom tlnteriu6unss:
attsn i9uf. @nbIi9 fonnte am 8. WdrB
bisieS Subres bic srobe seridtIids 9ttion
beginner. Die 8erbanbIunsen fanbsn In
Saarbrifen itatt unb bauerten suet $50:
den lang. Oie 5erren 9reuBen slaubten,
in Marpinssn ben Serb elmer sebeimen
ultramontauen 8eri9p6runs, bas Non
plus ultra pon Sdpinbel, Betrus unb
Sunatismus sefunben uub cine Susue ent,
bedt gu baben, aus wel9er fe Der balb sr'
l6i6enoen @ulturfampfamps nerss Del
bufibren t6nnten. Der W,nifter Srieben
tbuI ertldrte bersits i'm Sanuur 1878 Dor
benz glbseorbnetenbauie, ss wsIbe &ntIage
erbobsn werben auf &anbfriebens
bru4, aufIaut aufrubr unb
getrus. Oas @eridt bat iofort ielbit
bieie preuBti3e @rcsuen5 sriiubIi9 blamirt,
inbsm bic firsuse sefibrte gorunteriu6uns
ersab, baB bas OffentIide Winiiterum bS6s
items auf rgetrus, reipettipe betriiserii9e
9ilfeteifuns bsbufs grwsrbuns zines
re9ts uibrisen 8ermogenS . Nntbeils unb
Sddbisuns 9rittsr" Hagen tonne. llebsr,
iessn mir bas aus benz YreubiIden ms
Denti9e, 10 bsibt IS: Sn Marpinsen ioQ
man gegen befieres 0iffsn
fdlf9Ii9er 8eiie bas Iortommen
pom ufarien'g rl9stlullSen nnS &rantsns
9stluagen ausssltfent 9aoen, UNI i'@ gelO
ahG SeiUespellg ~ ps1lpaHen. anisr
% a"Ss o. '" ~. Q. u'a15
SMsntt aaO n n;s" wy Vsn Sg1anlen
mar o.IoSsn Sim S1IHSs Ss w.. S,aStn
sntiiSen g%erban6lunoen beantraote her
Stootsprofurator ielbff Sreiiprebuno fir
gInoeflaote. baoeaen ie 8. ?. Il oSer !
stobr @efauouis bs,ioIid Der llsbrioen.
Dim s. MpriI 2oQte bas l1ribeiI oeipro1sn
-. o. W,st.u S.ss.Lo -.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-15
The Ohio Election.

The returns from the Ohio election in
dictate victory for Foster, the Republican
candidate for governor by probably 10000
majority. The legislature is in doubt and
in any event will be very close. While a
Democratic victory would have been a
grand triumph-one that would have been
hailed with JOY by all Democrats. yet the
result is not altogether unexpected as
Ohio is Republican state and in 1876
cast her vote for Hayes, The greenback-
ers form no figure in the contest and ap-
pear to have dwindled down, as far as
heard from, to less than 10 900 in the state.
The bloody shirt programme was waged
with vigor by the Republicans, and it is
cl aimed that 100000 was expended to
carry the state for Foster. The rag baby
idea helped to defeat Ewing, and many
who would have voted for him refrained
because of his we'll known views on infla-
ton. The Democrats who have left the
party and gone into the greenbaek camp
ought to learn lesson from the Ohio con-
test, and return to the party of their first
choice. Wild financial schemes are not
popular ia the country and will not be
sanctioned by the great mass of Intelligent
thinking men.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-15
Romance In Real Life.

The Davenport DeDa0Grqt gives the fol
lowing account of love affair which is
rather romantic, 1t says:
"On the G. R. [. u P. train from
the east Monday evening was sergeant
and tWo privates of the 9th u. S. Infantry
who had charge of a prisoner. And with
them was an eiderly and rather fine look
| ing man. a Mr.. Samuel Rice. who vas the
committal, but the father who stepped to
the platform of the car, told passenger
| the story of bis SON crime. He said that
| his SOD, who is twenty-four years of age,
went into the army two years ago, against
| the protest of parents and friends. and was
made second sergeant OF his company in
few months. About a year ago the COM
pany was sent to Fort Sarpp, Montana,
and the captain wife came on there, ac-
companied by her sister, young lady of
eighteen years. 1t appears that the young
sergeant, Rice, who is really a noble look
| ing fellow, and this sister became ac-
auainted somehow, and fell in loge with
each other. How they managed to meet
each other and reach such an intimate
acquaintance, circumstsDced as they were,
Mr.. Rice didn't know, but they did more
by writing than in any other way. They
kept up q secret correspondence for weeks
before they were detected; but at last the
captains wife discovered what was up.
and in less than one week after Mrs.
Captain King and her sister were ON
their way to Cheyenne, FROM which
place the sister was sent to her home near
Northampton, Mass. That was last fall;
last May the command was moved to a
fort near Helena, and there young Rice
n 10 10
and married his captains sister-in law
with whom he fell In love at Fort Sarpey.
The couple were married some time be-
fore the young woman's friends knew any
thing about it-and it wouldn't have been
found out when it was, but for letter
from the captain telling of young Rice's
desertIon, expressing fears that he had
left Tor Massachusetts to see the girl. who
was infatuated with him, and describing
the lover. Young Rice had obtained EN-
ploymeBt in the vicinity. His wife was
watched, and she was seen with him, and
the description caused his arrest as de-
serter. Then she told her father that the
arrested man was her husband, and there
was CONSERVATION and great grief in the
family. The father of the wife did all he
could to hasten the taking of Rice to the
w est-and he was first taken to Fort La
Fayette, and then started for the West
with the sergealt and two soldiers. Mr.
Rice said he believed sise proceeding was
very unusual-and the offlceFs or the
island, to-day, say 1t is. too. Mr.. Rice
said that bis sons young wife was almost
frantic at first, bat when be left she was
calm as Ganybody. The old man believed
she would be on her way west before
ong. Mir. Rice said that his son might
be severiy dealt with. but there were 10
iuences at work which he thought would |
secure the young soldiers release before |
many months have passed.
The whole story forms a romance such |
rs is rarely surpassed in novels, if il could |
De fully served mp.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-15
q Fall In Stoves and a Lively Eur
away.

| away.
| They had quite an exciting time OF i
at Fred Hass' stove store this forenoon
First, after loading a $40 hard coal " est
minister stove into one of the wagons the
horse became frightened at the street cars
and made short turn to the right The
wagon barely escaped being overturned
but the stove was thrown over and broken
in hundred pieces. D. j. Van Meter
who was on the wagon, was thrown under
the horse, but escaped gi:h a badly
bruised elbow
The boys removed the debris of the arst
wreck. and loading another stove proceed
ed to Davenport. They had placed the
stove 10 the residence of Mr. Otto Gronan,
on Farnum street, and had just started
home when the horse became frightened
at stone crusher at work on the street
and started to run. In turning corner
the wagon was overturned and Y an Meter,
Geo. Dewey and Mike Griffin we're thrown
to the ground. The first two escaped
without further injury than few scratches,
but Griffin was caught in the shafts and
dragged half a block and was only rescued
from his position by the horse falling.
He was badly bruised and scratched but
no bones broken.
The horse was also pretty badly
scratched. Taken all in all. it was a mar
row escape from serious injury of all con-
cerned
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-15
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-15

THE STABLE OF Mr.. ROBERT BONNER,
Proprietor of the New York Ledger, is
built and kept on the most improved and
MODERN plan, both as regards ventilation,
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in charge of this valuable stable was Mr..
Ross. By the use of Giles Liuiment
lodide Ammonia; he removed ringbones
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treatment. Send for circular. giving full
instructions, to DIR. Giles, l20 W est Broad
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