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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

ais Warime aufseiteIt babe, ben grisffer
aus Der S4ule az periasen. Was man
Sabre lang i'm Stinen eggplant, banit trete
man isst an BITE Osffentli9teit. Die 9ose
pon BriHsl babe has, inbem fs f1 Der pom
Mntwerpen anidIoB, frei ertldrt. Cine
&ebe, wel9e Der @roBmetifer Der bslsiiden
9osen uor Idnserer !Seit sebaIten, sebe ben
beften Gufi9lus iber bas Bsssbren Der
Sreimaurer; berieIbe ~uerlanse bic grri5s
tuus zines sisensn t1nterri1tssW iniieris
ums, MOLE benz Staate anein bas game
llnterri1tswsien In bic Sanb leseu unb bic
Relisiou unb ben 8riefter pou Der S4uIe
ausf1lieBsn. Ro9maIs fam gornefe auf
bic bstannts 9ossn:@sbs Ban 6umbsed's
3urid. DamaIs babe Der iesise Winiifsr
in Der antwerpener 9ose seipro9en ais bas
Organ aler 2oseu BeIsitss, unb In ibrem
Mamen babe Ct serebet pom benz vgabapsr
bes 3atboIieismus". Die Re&te nabm
bic sIdn3snbe &ebe gornsfe's nit perbisns
tenn Beifal auf; bic 2infe unterbra9 ben
&ebner anfanss nit fauIen @ebensarten,
an beneri ft9 aud Ban Sumbeed bethel:
Iiste. MamdIis aber, ais elm maurerii9es
S9riftfid benz anbern foIste, ~perffumnrs
ten bic 3wii4enrufe, unb felbf Bel ben,
btrecten ansriff sesen ben l1%nterridtsmini'
FER wasten peoer bieier obsr ieine Srsunbe
ben &ebner 3u unterbre1en. Gm %. iette
@orneHe feline Rebe fort unb nabm bisie
bic gauge Sisuns in anipru9. Der Oes
putirte @aratteriihte senauer bas fsinbieIi:
&c 8orsebeu bes 5reimaurertbums sesen
bic Rir9e; man fonnte bic &ebe be3ei9'
men aIs cine seidi9tli9e Darffeluus Der
rabicaIen nnb anti relisiSien Gransformas
tion bes 2iberalismus. SIMMER an Der
5anb pom S4riftfiden FOLDER Mdnnsr,
wslde bic 9ibsralen gu ben ibrisen adbIeu,
unter,os Der &eouer oas Treiben bes bel.
siiden Maurertbums elmer perni9tsnbsn
8ritit. Dtit eifiser &ube foIste elm @ttat
benz anbsrn, unb lie mebr bic 2inte anfins
su ldrmen, beito trdftiser muroen bic
S9ldse, wsI9e gornefs austbeiIte. Bas
er anwtoertesbar na4sewteien. faBte er
i9lieBIi4 babin Suiammen: Sbr wout un'
fern &inOern bic 9riitlide S9ule rauben,
um ie in bic sotIoie S9ule bes
Sreimaurertbum bineintutreiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
Der oeuti6e 2tberaIiStnus

bat absebauif unb it ~ benz alien giien
9eporfsn worbsn. Rai9er 1T nod ME
elm faIi4ss Spfem an feinsr sisenen in.
nsru llawabrbeit gu @runbe sssansen,
t96nbIi9er bat aud nod ME cine berrs
fdenbe partsi untsr gsorbnsten 0erbdlts
nifen in 10 turser 3stt 10 uisI s~siinbist
9egen bas Staatss unb bas 0oltswobl,
sessn 6reibsit, @abrbsit unb 9ere&tia:
teit. Oas idOne iunss &ei6 1T untsr ben
5dnbsn bes 2ibsralismus Elm tobttranter
Raau ssporbsn. Der 2ibsraIismus bat
Deuti9lanb perbaBt ssma9t Bel allen
re4tlid uHb freibeitli9 bsntenben Nen.
f1sn, Der 9ibsraIismus bat In DeutidIanb
sem Wu1sr, benz S9pinbeI unb Der 0a.
~sabunbass Gbir unb Gbor sr0iinet unb bic
Abern bss SoltswobIftanbes u~ntsrbunben /;
Der 9ibsruIismus bat cine Stobinsber,'
BoIitit ssssn bic Rslisi0ftdt unb MoraIis
tot bes beutl1en Bottles setrisben, Der 2ts
beraIismus woate bic tatbolif4e &ir4e In
Deuti9Iunb usrni4tsn, bat absr tbatid4s
LID bur1 feline f~nutenseiese benz Satboli
sismus su elmer sIadlid bsfanbsnsa Seus
erprobs unb Su ME seabnter neusr Tbats
Trait usrboIfen Der 2iberaIismus bat bur1
feline Rir6snpoIitit bic Issts 2sbsnsaber
bes 9roteitantismus ss6ffnst unb bic glu,
toritdt bss Staatss fur1tbar eIi4ittert,
bas Sutrausn Der bsftsn lluisrtbansn pers
ni9tet. Der 2iberaIismus bat aud bur&
iein sottIoiss 2sbsn unb Greiben, iowie
bur9 feline uoItsmirtbi9aftIi9e goIitit bas
rrotbs" 8inb, bic SociaIbemotratie, aes
teust, Dor benz bas Bolt In @afien" iest
aittert.
Mit ~obIisateu SuBtrittsu finb bic .9ibes
raIen" aus benz SssrssgefoIge bes alien
climbers WilbeIm unb bss Standardization,
ten Sismard entlaiien porben. 9as tbut
webs-na9 foI9en Spfsrn; batten bod bic
QiberaIen NIT 2sib anb SeeIe fd benz
9~reubentbum psri9rieben, auf gomman,
DO Sito's ~ipransen fie iiber ben Stot ober
iassn fid i'm Drsd wdIjenb auf benz Baud.
ga, bic YreuBen mub man %tennsn; bic
ftsbIen nur 10 LANCE, als es mas tu boIsn
8ibt. Der bobsn3olerii9e &aubaoIer IdBt
ii9 Da nisbsr, mo sr bic bette Deute gu fins
ben boiit. Ssute iu9t er fe bel ben
v&si5sirsunbsn", morsen BET ben v&ei9s:
%tsinbsu". Sn Der Chat bat aber Der beut'
f9e 9ibsraIismls es perSient, 70 bebanbsIt
81 perOsu, wte ibm iett sei4isbt; benn er
bat ale, bic ni9t istnsr Meinnns warsn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

Defenders in Der @rfiauns ibrsr idsIi4sn
pfi4tsn. Die snsli9s Rssisruns isst
natirli9 ben tatboIiiden Armssseifli9en
tsin SinbsrniB In ben 0ss, fonbern be.
sinttst bieieIbsn, no ie nur taun; sbsu
70 ftsbsn bieislbsn bel ben Oficisrsn in
bobem Inisben, obsIsi9 Issters fat aus.
idlieBli9 vprotsitantii9" ino. Wan fins
bet nunmsbr Bel allen Rssimsutsrn wsniss
items ginen fatboliiden @siitIiden; DOR
turssm bat iosar Der Sriessminiifer usroro
net, baB aud auf ben Sriessi9iifen ie mad
BsbirfniB tatboIii4s @sifli4e anseitsut
werbsn ioqten. auf bieie Wsiie wsrben
bic SoIbaten DOR pieleu 8srbrs9en bes
wabrt unb gum @sboriam ssseu bic Obes
rem ansebaIten, wel9e !. y. iber bic
iinsfe vSeiutten' Wiifion" In Der @arni:
ion o Woolpi9 febr erfreut finb. Cine
Wense SoIbaten aaer gonfsifonen, sbsn
10 pieIe Offeiere u~uIaserteu i'm mabren
Gimme bes Wortes ben prebtstffubl Der
Wiifondre. Ste WiIitdreapele, bic aus
pro~tefantii9en SoIbatsn bsftanb, bate i9
freiwiqis a~usebotsn, bic 81. 5ansluns
bur4 ibren Vortrag Su erbeben. Gine
goasete am gnbe Der WRiiion, wsI1e a1i
Gage bauerte, ersab ben i96nsn Bstrae
pom 5000 Wart gum Beiten Der Wiifion.
90 banbeIt bas offi3isQ proteiiantii9s
England sesen feline tatboIii9en SoIbaten.
l1nb mie merben bier i'm freien Mmerita, wr
ale gonfeifonen sIei9 finb Dor benz @s:
iese, bic &atboliten in Der Nrmse unb in
Der Marine b~sbanbeIt2 Bon ben gapId'
men Der Der. st. Nrmss finb 3wsi Ratbo.
liten, aae iibrisen iinb Ssctenprebiser, uni
bod 1T nabe3u bic 9dIfts Der slrrnee tatbo.
LTD. S4Iimmer nod ffebt's BET be,
Bunbes' Rarine. &ae gapIdne berielben,
obne ausnabme seb6ren ben peri9ebener
Denominationen bes Proteifanttsm on.
9ier 1T nod cine aufsabe fir bic &atboIi'
ten Der o. ct. Warum nsnbst mo i'd
nidt an ben @Ousres UNI abbilfe2 SRI
i9erieits finb omar einise Betitioneu elm
serei4t worOen. Oeuti9sr Seits if nod
ni6ts sef9eben. 9ter wdren Wafenpe
tionen in Der Sronung. @ir 3weifelr
nidt, baB ben &atboIiten &s1t wisber'
fabre. wenn bic Sa9e orbentlid an
sesriffsn wirbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
YISbli6e etrate ,pesen 0ots
tssIdferuns.

Dor &urssm fmsisrts man auf einsm Oorfe
(GbiGsaup BET @%bsnoncsaur) in Der Oi6csie
Gours cine Sodssit. Gin 9O95eitssaft
IisB LANCE auf ii9 partsn. @nbli9 tam
sr baIbbstruntsn, bsnn er bate fi4 glbsnbs
uOrbsr unO iosar i9on in aler 6rdbe ben
Wsin i'm llsbermaBe i9msden Iafen. als
ieins 6amsraben i'm IN bieism 8ufanbe
babsrtommsn iaben, risfen fe ibm entses
gen. va4, ba bit ni9t msbr nii4tsrn".
vWas", rief bieier In uoDsm tebermutbe
aus, I'D fonnte iosar communicated
vDas prObire sinmaI", i9ri.sn bic ibermii'
tbisen 8aride Ia9eno. @iusr bolte I'M
Wobnbaus Gildtu4 unb' &srssn, unb bann
sinssn bic Buri9sn In ben @strsibs.S tas
bel, unb often ba unter 2a4sn uno Spot'
ten bas ausrbeiIisits 9sbsimniB bss NItars
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
uns ueroen, uenn ualere Sreunbe uns psrs

uns weroeu, wenn uaiere Sreunbs uns pers
Iafen3 r.
Wir wdren seauunsen ben Bau ein1us
fisllsu, 3tnien unb Wietbe susleid 81 3ab'
len, einen GbeiI ~unierer Rinber su entlai'
fen unb auf ben &uinen au wstnea.
Soffen mir, bas elm iol9es WiBsei4id
uns eripart bIsiben wirb. Waria. uniere
.biumlii9e unb treue Beidiseriu, miro
uns, ME INNER, aud biesmal bethlehem,
unb uns bslfen bur9 bisie &rifs su Tom:
men. Sic wirb e;nise ebIe SeeIen srwet'
Zen, unb banu uerben mir In ~unierer 5reu'
be bantenb ausrufen: Coepit aediicare ct
potuit consummare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

Oas alsemsine Brosramm fir bic ets
@eneralueriammIuns bss ameritanii4en
GdciIiens8 srsins In Miluautee if foIs
senbes:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
Die 0eiftli6en nnter Den
&oIpaten.

Su england lsitst bic MiIitdrissIiorss
INNER msbr SoIbatsu in ben RdBistsitss
usrein. S9on tam man bsutIid bic
5rii4ts beHsn ertsnnsn In Der Gbnabms Der
9srbrs9en bel ben &atboIiten unb san3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
GtnIaDnng sur 6. 0eneraIper:
iamntiung oeS Nntertfanis
5dten ct. EdctIta.8 eretnS.

WV
Das alIssmsine Yrosramm fur bic ets
@eneralueriammIuns bss Mmsritanii1en
gdeiIiens8 srsins In Wilmautee III foIs
senoes:
80. Stunt abenbs ubr.
l. Yrobuttion tir9li9er gompoRtionen
In Der er3bii6OFiden &atbebraIe; sInipra:
DE bes bodwarOisfsn s. t. &rautbausr
i'm Ramen bes bo6wirbisften grsbiidofes;
berna@ Sesen. ''n
1. SuIi.-Sn Der &apuSinertir4e.
8 l1br Worsens--R squiem far bic
peritorbenen 8ersinsmitsIieber.
10 ubr Worsens-B ontifttalamt;
Geftrebe bes boom. 9rn. g. W.
Mbbelen. IS. B.
8 nbr Na9m.-SsierIide gsipsr; bsrs
mad 0sriammluns nur fir Mttslisber.
8 l1br abenbs-prObuftiOn; berna@
Sssen. va ...
2. SuIi. ...
8 l1br Morssns-5o4amt in Der ct.
Srauciscus' &tr1e. ....
10 l1br REPRESENTATION in Der
&atbebraIe. gnsIii9e Reoe bes bo4w.
5rn. WeWuaen, d. D., @eneraluitar pom
@bieass bisrauf Sssen u. Tie Deum.
2 r1br Na1m.-4usflus mad ct. Srans
els Citation nit grtra3us Der Chicago
Nortbuefern Or. &.
gqe Oereinsmitslieber, fomie ibsrbaupt
aIs Sreunbe tir9li6er Eontunif, Brieftsr,
Orsaniifsu, 2sbrer &C. iinb hermit freunbs
Ii9ft sinssIabsn, benz Ssfte bsisupobnsn.
Der 3utritt gu allen auffibrunseu 1T
fret.
Die golstte pdbrenb Der 9luffibruns
gen 1T our Dsduns Der 5sauntofen bss
ftimmt.
sluBer pieIsn srssor. gbordIen, nit unb
obue SrseIbesleituns ~aufsefibrt BON cirea
90-l0O Wdnnsritimmen, s~sIanssu cine
sroBe 3abl Iitursiider unb tir&Iider Cons
petitioner fur 4, s, 8, Z. u. 6 Sttmmen
aur Guffibruns. Die 8Iltbejsit Der tir9s
Ii1en Tontunf bes l6tsn unb Der &nfans
bes l7ten Sabrbunberts III etwa burd 10,
bic neuere !3sit burd IL @ompoftiOnen
pertreten.
Die mitwtrtenben gb6re fnb folsenbe:
1. Der gssr su sattssraI. In g~ltipauf.s sDiss.
2. - - g. 8raneiseustr&t Ia gRtipsuie.
8. " " g. Ssfptshr$t in Detroit gai$,
S " e. Ratstsrait In Gsieass, sas.
6. " ts prlsarfsminars Ia Ct. eraatis, Diss.
2. " - . bts etbrtrftmtnars In ~
aue Gsftbsiu9er, wsI9s bic Chicago
Rortbmeftsrn Or. R. obsr cine Smsigbabn
berielbsn bsniissn, besabIen bis WiIpautee
pole fare ; bort f6nnen fe pom benz unters
3ei9neten cine &arte erbalten, BET beren
gorweis fe am Depot fir bic Ridfabrt MIR
us bss pollen Preiies besabIen, isbo9
ni9t msbr mad benz 4. SuIi. 2qe bisies
nisen, meI9s BON Detroit aus 3usIsi9 NIT
benz gbore Der ct. Soiepbstir9e, am
Samitas. ben 20. Stunt gum Sefte gebeu
molten, fSnnen &stourtidets fir MUIR $500
(fatt SIG. COY Bel DR.. Raiier, 446 @ratiot
@ps. srba!tsn bisie Gidets finb siItis pom
2s. SUM- bis 5. SuIi inclusive !; NIT trsenb
sinem 3use pom 80. Sum- Bis S. SuIi
inclusive tam man 3uridtebrsn. Srsis
Quartisrs finb BLOB fir enc WitsIies
bes 8ersines fiber, bic Bel benz
untsr3si9nstsn (obsr Bel Orr. 2inbsnbsrser
400 SHERMAN Ctr, Milwautse) psniss
fens 8 Gage Dor benz Gsite f9 mslben.
aaen llsbriseu empfebIs i'd bas &trbp
9aus, gde WaiOn u. 6. @ater Ctr.
3. sinsenbsrser,
prdf. bss A. CIV.
ct. Srancis Citation, Wisc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

1t is an old practice Of the republicans to
do their Growing over elections before the
returns are in, and then stick to the lie when
the full returns show their defeat. A couple
OF weeks ago the republican papers set up a
small shout over what they called a great
falling of in the Democratic vote in Ken.
lucky. Instead Of the usual 10000 majority,
they said Blackburn's majority was less than
10000. Kentucky is not spider webbed with
telegraph lines and it takes several weeks to
get in all the returns, but now the official
tootings Of her election on the first Tuesday
ID August show Blackburn's majority to be a
iriiie over 1900, while the republican vote il
reduced 10000 below their vote of 1876.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

The soldiers reunion at Aurora last week
was doubtless big success IN many ways 1t
drew $4,000 people to the city, and if each one
spent $5 there it added some $315,0OO to the
loose change among her hotel keepers, saloon
ists hackmen, &c. TWAS therefore a financial
success. Then there were many big men there
to be seen: Gen. Phil. Sheridan, Gov. Cullom
ex-Gov. Beveridge, John A. Logan, auditor
Needles, &c, making 1t mutual admiration
success. Then it was quite important IN the
light of a revivifcation of the badly languish
ing Grant boom. Every speaker" says th'
Aurora Beacon, twas unmistakably for Grants
reelection" Thus it was also political sue
cess. But when il came TO the turnout Of bul
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

The failure of John Sherman's pet national
banks in New York to be on hand with some
S4O,0OOO0O on the 18th of August IN payment
of per cent. bonds they had bought, and the
promptness Of Treasurer Giltillan to notify the
banks that they must put up or shut up" put
Il sudden stop to Johns speech.making in
Ohio and sent HIM kiting back to Washington
His first step was to tell ms pet banks not to
worry, but that their time to pay up was ex.
tended to October list; that is, as their money
would only be needed as fast AS the 1040's
were presented for redemption, and all OF them
would probably not be presented before Oct
LIST, they need pay up only as fast as the money
is needed. John in a subsequent speech al
Cincinnati undertook TO justify his course by
saying if he had compelled the banks to pay
the whole $40,OO0,000 on the 18th Of August II
would have caused a sudden and severe strin
gency In the money market. But would the
same leniency have been extended to any Other
banks, or private firms or individuals? Ger
tainly not-the pound of flesh would have
pccH u iuIy cAdCleu itS u llldltcT Oh COURSE.
Sherman stretched his authority beyont
legal warrant TO let these pet banks take som,
$l4OOOO,OOO of per cents, thereby enabling
them to get up corner on them and compe
the country banks that must have the bonds
to secure their circulation to pay them pre-
MUM - the pet banks thus making cool
$2,OOO,0OO by the operation, and now whel
these banks found themselves loaded dow
with $40,OO0,OO0 more than they could sell a
their hogglsh rates, it is, TO put it mildly, ras
cally in Sherman, TO enable them, by this I'm
warranted extension of time, to keep up thei
!, SHINING operation on the country banks 81!
weeks longer, when the country banks hat
been carrying their 1910 bonds for week
without interest solely to place the pet bank
in this position where they must sell 4 pc
cents at reasonable rates 1t is fully as dirt
an operation as Grants famous black Frida
maneuvre, when the u. s. Treasury came 81
disgrscefully TO the rescue of the Wall stree
thieves 3 or 10 years ago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

No--John Sherman did not pay the whole
OF the $500 dollars that were raised at Wash
ington week or two ago to release Casanave's
coffin shop from the sheriff Hayes paid $500
Of the sum out of his own pocket. So Sher
mans attorneys say. But still the question
recurs: When Casanavc inpudently demanded
money of them to redeem his horses and collins
from execution, and threatened if it was moi
forthcoming he would reveal the whole return
ing board rascality,-f Sherman and Hayes
were gui!tless Of that rascality, how is it that
instead of giving him money, they didn't kick
him out, as any honest men would nave done
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

The growing prosperity throughout the
country is a death-knell to the Greenback and
Democratic parties. These parties have, Tor
the past few year, been engaged principally
in damning the Republican party because, as
they urged, through It's management every
piece of industry was closed and hard times
was the offspring, and that resumption was the
last straw that would break the camcls back.
But what do they think now? What do these
signs of unusual property mean. If there
was any honesty in their souls they would ad-
nit that it means Just what the Republican
party for years has taught, anu prosperity such
as has not visited this country for decade is
approachinC Could the Democrats and Green
hackers defer these good times coming" a lit
tie longer-unt.l after the fall electiOns-by
their false and persistent charges against the
Republican party, they would have been hap
py: but the deuded people who have been fol
lowing after false gods are getting their eyes
open and returning to the Republican fold, the
only true and safe harbor,-JOltd S"n.
The case is like this, brother Hayward. The
Republican party had tor years been dosing
poor Uncle sam with poisonous financial nos
trums until he got so sick that even life was
despaired OF. After six or seven years of agony
in the throes of disease, his vigorous constitu-
ton has triumphed, and health has returned
in spite of the poison There" now cry the
republican quacks "see the effect of our medi'
cine! Our dear Uncle Samuel is again well
man. We tail, however, to see the occasion
for especial gratitude on the part OF our dear
uncle and his millions ofchiidren who suffered
with him to the republican quacks for wicked
" bringing on a sickness and prolonged agony
that but tor their criminal folly might have
been wholly avoided.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

When father Taft, at Cincinnati Il week ago,
said I'VE republicans stand boldly on our
,ohoIe record, " did he mean that the party JUST
fed the Credit Moblier briberies, the San Do
mngo job, the whisky ring frauds, the straw
bid postal contract frauds, the Belknap, Secor
Robinson, Babcock and Williams steals, the re
turning board rascalties, perjuries and forger
les, and the wholesale rewarding with public
Offices OF all the scoundrels that helped to steal
the presidency from Tilden? Father Taft mus
think I'VE republicans" have broad shoulders
10 carry such load.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

Bob Ingersoll denies the impeachment that
he threatened, if Hayes didn't pardon Bennett,
of the n Y. Truth Seeker, who is IN the AL
bany pententiary for circulating obscene doc
uments through the mail, he would stump
Ohio for the democrats; but he admits that he
is heart and soul in the movement to organize
a new independent political party, in opposi,
ton to both the republicans and democrats A
call, signed by Elizur Wright A. L. Rawson
and others is published for congress OF
free,hinkers to meet at Cincinnati September
18th and 14th, to superintend the dccoahnea'
of the new political party, and Bob says he will
certainly attend and take an active part in Its
proceedings The basis oft the new party Is to
be free mails and free speech-meaning free
dom to talk from the rostrum or to transmit
through the mails any kind of linguai nasti
hess; no legal protection or recognition OF the
Christian or any other religion; taxation ano
as tar as possible secularization OF all church
property. &c, &c The call for the congress
saws; Now is the time to act when the twe
great parties, Republican and Democratic, are
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

Surely Sprague isn't dltsdys drunk, as his
loving wife Kate and her friend Conkling more
than intimate. A dispatch from Narragansett
Pier, Aug 22d, says:
Yesterday morning, while Gov. sprague OF
Canonchet was walking on the beach, his at
tention was arrested by the movements OF
some men who were getting ystch INTO tne
water, which came ashore IN MONDAY hlghI
Storm Just then sailboat containing TWO
men ran too near in shore and got caught in
the breakers. Finally overturning, one man
was caught in the ropes and was under the
boat. Gov. Sprague saw the accident and
iumping into the water succeeded in righting
the boat and rescuing the man from drowning
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

Since the beginning of August the treasury
has sent out $571 900 in silver dollars. For
the full month the shipments Will probably
exceed one-third of the amount required oy
law to be coined. The remainder is piled up
in the treasury vaults, and likely TO remain
there.-Ch,cag0 Times.
While the treasury, as John Sherman boasts
gives every man who has demand upon II
his choice of gold, greenbacks or silver, prooa
bly-slnce gold and greenhacks are worth
trifle more than siver-the silver dollars VIII
remain in the treasury. But suppose the treas
ury should do for while as il did during h'
fifteen years greenbacks were worth less thar
gold, tell all Its creditors that they can TAX
the cheaper currency-now silver-os nothing
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circuit Clerk X. W. Holmes, who is now
rusticating in Colorado, writes very readable
letter, published in Thursdays Ottawa Reoub
sed"' AT every turn in that region of noun.
aims, gorges, limpld streams and sylvan wales
ne met former residents of Ottawa AtBreck.
3nridge he sat at supper table vis.a.yis with
w Z. Beck, formerly our county treasurer bu,
low dignifed circuit Judge. At Leadv,ll,
ne met among others, Z. E. Perley, Frank S.,
pr, Porter Plumb and II. E. Goodell, "who in
'ited as to dinner at his home five miles out O,
own" He was unable to accept, but was told
hat Mr.. Goodell has very pleasant spot, one
'tlraction being medicinal springs" Mr.
ioocell's many friends heresbouts will bt
'leased to learn further that "he has been yer,
uccessfnl here, and is one of the pillars of III,
iiy"-a city less than five years old yet con
aiming 1900 inhabitants.
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Aur OBI cases and - deaths

To her other miscres Memphis finds added
a growing prevalence of thieving and burglary
with cases of incendiarIsm. The Governor OF
Tennessee makes an appeal to the charitable o!
the state in behalf of Memphis, and the A. O.
U. W put forth an urgent appeal to the order
throughout the L. S. for aid,
There is growing uneasness at New Or
leans. On the 22d DR.. Mitchell at Washing
ton stated that according to dispatches receiv
ed by him the fever was spreading at New Or
leans This the n o. Board of Health on the
23d Indignantly contradlcted, saying there had
been but one case in the city since July 3lst
On the 25th, however an unmistakable cast
occurred the victim being the wife of Gen. j
b. Hood, who died on that day. Next day
one OF Gen Hoods children took the fever ant
next day the General himself Both are IN ;
dangerous condition; while four other case.
are reported on the 27th on Constance ST.
No fever has appeared anywhere else excep
occasionally a Memphis refugee may be founc
with it anywhere, but the alarm he occasions
so soon Isolates him that the danger of spread
ing is averted.