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The Louisiana Ntate Debt.

NEW ORLEANS, June 3O.-Tbc Conver-
lion to-day considered the report. OF be
Committee on 6he State Debt. The majorj-
ty report MAKES the debt. lis it existed on
the 1t OF January, 1879, 50, 1898 OK and
providing for bonds payable in thirty years.
Bearing per cent. interest, which shah be
exchanged ioc- consolidated bond, o3 or
spfore the 1st OF JanIlary, 1892. The mi
aarIty report provides that the PRINCIPAL
Of the consolidated bonds issued by the
Ssatc Is declared to be valid obj
gallon, and SHAFT Fenlan inYioaie; iha,
Faterest be paid at three Der cent. for i've
ysars from LIST January 1880, and four per
cert. thereafter. The ANNUAL tive st.c-L ALI
n'Al-taN to pay interest," is reduced 10 three
n'aS, and the. coupons OF consolidated
boaas falling due Est Jasgary, 1880, are re-
mated, and any interest lax collected to
meet said coupons is transferred to the ac-
const Of tue general fund to deiray en-
pesttes OF the State. Government. -.
fhere was an amendment offered TO en-
teua the three per cent. interest TO ten
years in place OF five years, which was
votsd down-ayes- 80; noes. so.
lee minority report was rtjecteG-ayes,
Al; noes, 80.
The majority report was also rejected
ayes. 40; hoes, 50.
The vote by which the minority report
was rejected WAS reconsidered, and y sub
stiiEte was offered to issue new bonds of
the denominations oil i've, ten, twenty,
fifty, one hundred. Eve hundred, and one
| thousand dollars. for which, at sevensy-tive
cents Oh the dollar, the consolidated bonds
could be EXCHANGED with per cent. cou-
ponS attached to the new bonds.
Another amendment tn the substitute re-
duces the amount 10 30 per cent. instead
OF -.
An amendment was also offered to the
| original ordinance offered by the minority,
! the principal being not reduced, making
interest two per cent. for five years, three
per cent. for ten years, and four per cent.
| thereafter.
| To this amendment another was accepted
providing that holders OF consolidated
bonds by Surrcndcriny their bonds should
receive new bonds for Scrcntv-tiYe cents on
face value, bearing four per cent. interest
COUPON receivable for all taxes for the in
tcrest fund.
Pending action the Convention adjourned
+! till tomorrow.
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Two CHILDREN STRUCK DEAD BY LIGHT
NlNG.-Ne1o Torh', June 29.-Durin@ Il
thunderstorm this afternoon two little
Christianity, aged six years, and Ada, aged
four and Il bali years, daughters OF Mr..
WiswelI, Il master mechanic, employed by
the Harlem River Railroad Company-wele
struck by lightning and instantly killed.
The family lived in neat cottage at Fulton
avenue and Observation-Disclosures
street. Morrisania. In front OF the door
stand two tall white-oak trees, and nrbor
is constructed between. The children were
sitting in the arbor after their dinner read
ing book OF nursery RHYMES, when the
storm came on quickly. Their father came
to the cottage door and called to them to en-
ter the house and take shelter. Just at that
moment an intensely bright flash OF light
ming struck one Of the trees and shot down.
ward, stripping the bark Of. When the
father recovered from the binding light he
found his two darlings dead where they sat.
The clothes OF both were badly burned and
their shoes were torn off their feet. The
father and mother are Frustrated with grief
at their terrible affiiction.
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tEJFHCURA.
SaJThGT
X L r | G u Il A .
FROM TIE HON. WILLIAM TAYLOR, STATE
SENATOR OF MASSACHUSETTS.

Messrs. Weeks g. Potter: GentIcmen.-To say
that am grateful is only poor expression Of my
feelings: but il is The best word can use for feel
It in every sense of me word. have been great
sufferer with skin-discascs for the past twelve ~
wears. Ny head and face Eeibg covered with
could not with The burning heat and itching OF
me t sd d Ms sqn% no my h2 Gesea
of Il most aggravated type by Iuauy physicians, but
Gonht If eyer fully Understood by any OF them. 1t
WIS more Ike combination of several skin-hu-
murs. have spent mich money seeking cure,
and in 1867 went to Europe. and consulted soma
of the best physicians IN London. received tenn
porary relief only. for in the spring it would break
out again had ~ ever. When came back 10 BoS-
ton was told bv many friends that DR.. -. whose
reputation for the cur; OF those diseased was Of the
highest order. MD cure me. waited on The Doc
Tor. He prescribed FIR me. followed his advice
Improvement. tried otner pslysitianS. and among
them Hr. -. Of East Eoson. and nr. -, Of
st Good ph ree les y" 80 that at
time did feel that II cnrc wouiA result from them
have swsl;owd five hundred ar:cnic niiis 20
remedies. hcsi!cs all the external Applications
have used but the ctIrcl was the same became
satisfied that could not be cured, tut might be kept
from getting worse.
Nov. about hrce months ago Mr.. 'ieclan. a gen.
tciian well known 10 Boston people. called nv ~
trut!ou 10 vOlir CUTICCRA, and promised wunCcr-
FIJI results if I would only make trial. II: tnG
me Of his own experience Wi IT, and So berseVeTeu
on me that | went with him 10 q drugstore ana
bauyht TWO large boxes Of CC1lCrEA and some
tuTiCUEA SOAP. aud commenced 10 Use II accord
Ing to he directions. There was so much hiinor
lodged within The skin that as soon rs cCnimen'cl
trc usc CT CUTICURA il came To the surface and
rcs,crc uniil vast quantities had cone out. ana
greatly intensified my SuGerings for about TWO
vet ks IiuI dii not mind this as felt That was
going TO gci rid of the humcr when saw II coming
to The surface III such large quantities: AFTER III:
first TWO or three weeks use oil lulS remedy l. WAS
greatly encouraged by x gradual leSscning Of The
Inflammation Of 4 number Of painful sores. care
fully, faithfully. and checrfuly followed he dlfec-
lions 10 The tier, feeling each wick nearer cure
until at the pres ent moment. after Irec months use
Of CUTiCUEA. ana twelve years OF constant SUI
feriug rs was ever endured. | can say mat ! am
cur.d and pronounce my case The most remarkable
ON record. ] have been so eateo with my success
lut have sopre.' men The street who we're al
would cure them. This is why am so grateful 10
You: for believe it 10 he The Lest AID greatest dis
coTery OF the age, anG that IL VIII cure al VINO are
suffering with these diseases. may add that took
no internal medicine but The CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT. WILLIAM 1A1 Lux.
BoSToN, August 22, 1878. ., 49,.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM ALE PARTS OF THE WORLD.

THE LATEST WASHINGTON DISPATCHES !;
THE PRESIDENTS FIFTH VETO; MAR
SHALS' BILL RETURNED WITHOUT HIS
SIGNATURE-THE YACHTING SEASON AT
sARATOGA-SUICiDEo OF A UNITED STATES
OFFICER IN ATLANTA-lNDIAN TROUBL ES
IN THE NORTHERN PART OF COLORADO
MRS. HULE's MURDERER PLEADS NOT
GU!L?Y-GANT-P0WDER MAGAZINE Ex-
PLosIoN AT MowBRAY-S NITRO-GLYCE-
RINE WORKS, NEAR NORTH ADAMs-THE
LOUISIANA DEBT.St TTLEME CUES
TION-yAgIOUs FOREIGN ITEMS, &C.
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I,xn h ~ "a, OF MEDICAL EXPERTS IN MARY
per, ~, nc question whether medical ex-
djHera"s'l,. "ess Is In this State entitled to q
ne.ses -. coh pensation from other wit
ces,er t ssnae up at the last term OF the Wor-
close az Sa ,s Court for consideration at the
law n,as .ae trial OF Mlss Duer. Ourstatute
int, s ana an witnesses on the same foot.
po,ssr " Tue Court decided that it had no
h. ITSELF ~ niske distinction ignoredsby the
epn, sfta. ehlet.Judge Irving, Of this cir
lie prs .af inquiry at Annapolis, says "that
aiiken at existing Is to treat ali witnesses
MESSENGER, S1low HI, Nd.
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prepared by WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists, 800 Washington street, Boston, Mass,
and tor sale by all Druggists and Dealers Price OF
CUrIcunA-Smail boxes. so cents; large boxes,
contatnins.t two and one half times the anantitY OF
small. 81; REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. CUTIcURA
SOAP. IS cents per cake; BY mail, 80 cents; three
80, 7s cent. rr+4 my6
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CUTICURA REMEDIES.

CUr1cURA REsoLyENT is the most powerful
Blood-Purilier and Livcr-Stmulant ever COM
pounded. 49,
CuTICUEA Is the great external remedy Tor all
Humors Of the Scalp and Skin, Ulcers and o'd
Sores.
Cur1cURA SOAP is an elegant toilet and medl-
cina assistant TO CUTICURA for all external alice
tons, ..r.. r.... E.... r.. s.E
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me funeral Of Mr.. Harry w. Crutcbield
,,'k place from the residence Of his father,
~ north carrollton avenue. at i O'Clock
saturday, afternoon, the remains having
"sen brought to Baltimore by an uncle and
'"o brothers. The services at the house
AVE- 1--WE hFlei. and conducted by Rev F. II.
tytioo', Of Eutaw-Piace Baptist church,
VAC also read the burial service at the
1--we, IN Loudon-Park Cemetery. a num-
wa. u >yDpatii!zng friends Of the family
,t'e present, among whom were those OF
s ~I biographical and engraving profession
IN re .,.s several Journalists. A feeling tribute
,Ss cue = memory Of the departed appeared in
wS WI 6G y, OF Saturday, the day ;on:
c,nna Us cdltor, Mr.. a. +. CrutcbtieId, was
EaT yo 70 bury his promising young son.
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Indian Troubles Threatened in Colo
RADIO.

New YORK. June 30.-A special from Chi
cago says advc@S from Cheyenne report that
Indian troubles are threatened in North
Park, Colorado, Is miles south OF Cheyenne.
That section is ut present the centre Of mi
ming excitement. and is occupied by from
one TO two hundred proprletorS. The In
dians have ordered The latter to leave or pay
for The country, and declare that no more
men or supplies shall be allowed to come in.
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MARINE ISTEF.7.sGE1EE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JrLY !, Is
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 80.


PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 80. 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old dominion. Walker. New YORK.
merchandise and passengers. u. w Allen K Co..
agents.
Steamer Ashland, Smith, PHILADELPHIA, mcrcDan
disc au passengers. }. ". MctnrricS, agent.
Steamer ARIEL, Clifford. Norfolk, Uaird States
mail. merchandise and passengers, l. h. Tatum,
agent
schooner Archer & Reeves. Smith, KeD nehec, Ice.
A. G. labcOch.
schooner Eurotus Gail, Philadelphia, coal s. II.
Uawts.
Schooner j. T. Vanduseu, Booye, Philadelphia,
S Schooner r. H. W. White, Smith, Philadelphia,
coal, S. T. La hrop.
SAILED.
Schooner Ward J. parsS. Combs, Portland COAL
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
.... CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia June 2OtE, schooperS e. y.
n ,r,le. Johnson; ". III. Tanluin, shoe ana II. ~
Davis, Long.
49," MEMORANDA.
NORFOLK. June 20-Arrivc'i: Schooner inllc
Hodges, Dodon. from Richmond.
r. Bra':l,y. bradley. aud Annie Be-, Kemp frori
Richmond.
. BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, Jane 30.-Arriy Ethiopia. Der-
mars. K. +. Mai hewS. Arrived out ANNIE 1ouaV
Arraat, macedonia, w. \. Schoaifeii, B-itfsh LIZ
Dire.
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 80. 1879,

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-UhHs SS bushels new were re-rx-
mbItcd. Red. 1856 bushels: nj which 1,72S
bushels we're new and GS cd
CORN White. 9SG bushels. Mrpi, 200 bushels.
HATS.-l,622 bushels.
MEAL-2OU tu~hrls.
BLACK PEAS 800 bushels.
Sal. Fl, RrPOkTGD TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT. Ilhite. IS bushels very good new ut
~ 20. Ret. ~ bushes good amb. T. new. ~ Sl.2O;
~ bushels very good new Fmltz SIZE: so BUSH
els very good Lancaster ~ .l6: 80 bushels conn
anon Fuliz OH private i"rms: IS bushels very good
new Lancaster ut 81 .l6-to'al. 33S bushels
CORN White. 1856 shcls prime soc.
UATS.-32 bushcl, very good spring IL 4Sc.
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Aquatic.

NORFOLK CREW GOING TO SARATOGA.
Especial telegram 10 The Dispatcl,.J
NORFOLK, Va, June 3D.-A picked crew
OF The Elizabeth Boat Club will leave to-
morrow to represent the amateur oarsmen
OF virginia in the national regatta ct Sara
toSa on The 9th OF July. This is the same
ere" that was barely bent by the Columbia
College four at the Centennial rsises.
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PIANOS, ORGANS, tSe.
(,HlCkERISG Il SONS 153asSa
GRAND, SQUARE. AND UPRIGHT
PIANo-FoRTES
have. been awarded the HIGHEST PREMIUMS
ever given 20 sny piano manufacturers
IN THE WORLD.

The use OF the CIIIckERfSG PIANOS BY the
greatest plsnists art critics, and amateurs mas Rfen
,hcm a universal prestige and reputation Tar ABOVE
all other pianos manufactured In this country anu
Eprope. The 6rerwh Inning yerdiet, the very hisa-
es, art MISUNDERSTANDING DIR. Franz Lisz,. aot"
chalk, DR.. IIans Won Butow, Louis F'a'aS. saepp.
Heller, Carl RcincAr. ,Marmoah'.' afapsn" -.
p'a'e''' CHiGkERISG. PIANOS
OF ,o.,.s at the head Of The snilre hss 81 pia''a
'n st III in asbafscrer prices by the Rsehmona
AGENTS. NnonuaIraR a PAxtiAM. 2se
je liz -
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FOrty.sixth C0n.rcss---First Session.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 80, 1879.


.,>-,,rr
H. ,-,, s,oo ooi,,mo ,o-o,,,io,, ,,.,
~. ~ ,,.', w w., Al;
cons'otitu' ''!e ,, VIZ 49, , ,i1e
SOui > 'not t,o :: 10y t, - '''>
flnahce coni'.'lIlce. Auoptcu,
MI Ealoi', from 'ne ootllHt'tec vi ~
preparations, reported laForaoiE ca house
joint resolution to adjourn sine a1e at Il L.
NJ. to-day.
Mr.. Window objected to the present con-
sldcratlon' ana me resolution goes over I'M
I'll tomorrow. ar. W lnd"ni >tatcu liil1 nc
regretted 10 DC "DilSea 10 OBJECT ou' IL IL
was IN nis power 10 prevent thc nalorny
i,o'ii "ulomi i I'm, -, "'L"V
~. ,.d,'aJ ,a ,hnnn,,t; lie dutr ~ r;,.n
do |.i Nv ,i';,,l a,o,. thn;,. ,,I,
.nri'i III, li'-"' ~. ~ 'i''.N
''o', any I,,|n1nlnr ,rnnaodnI IN ,rrai,n rho
D:,,,con-,ti, ,',,,r for j.. course in thp nrc-
Dcll'"cl't'o l''i'' iva 10
''s u $780, ~, rol,,i,o - rrnnsip, NJ ,os-
al, mot ,rnn.iicI w2oiIv Inv saiI or inter-
n.,i r,nt:ra ,nwrr nj their own wa. taken
nn md u,,,.a .,,,nnImcu,s ronr,1rrcd in.
A. TAP n tLe senate went into exc
ou,ivn SESSION and WHOM the doors were
ononcd the Presidents message calling AT
tention 10 the fai,urc Of CONGRESS to make
APPROXIMATION for marshals' fees WAS read
and referred to the Approprialion Commit
tee.
Mr.. Eaton then desired! TO take up again
the resolution with regard to adjournment
which he had reported earlier in the day.
Mr.. Window, however, again objected,
and introduced bill making appropriation
for marshals' fees, without conditional
clauses.
On motion OF Dir. Eaton, it was amended
so as 10 be an exact copy OF the bill just We
'otu, anu h'ni'y tA,''hhi'c'1 PoStpoheu.
After another short executive session,
the Senate adjourned until tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The states were called for bills for refer
enca. hnt only about dozen were intro
duced. One hundred and frty-sevcn rnem-
bers were present, being 10 more than 4
quorum.
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ATLANTA, Ga, June 30.-Licutenant Nc
CuIley, of Company Z, Thirteenth infantry,
committed suicide to-day by shooting HIM
self in the head. Cause unknown.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

new YORK, ruue 30.-Eoon.--M0ney ON call.
3m4 per erat. Exchange I.ory, ASK: short.
4S7's. State hon''s quiet: Governments Arm.
change ncak at 4s54(GIS5a Governments firm:
new IS. lO3A: ~ per cents, 1868; 4 per cents,
1Q2fs. States dull.
BAITIMURE.
BALTIMORE, June 30.-Nryinia Co. old. 30:
Alecrrs,a 81; cpn<ols, SIX: second series. 3S3;
paSt-slHe coupons. II. North Carony g., old rs !;
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Ssts>. Rrp,,rTsD ~
Fl0tir.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

fine. $3.50: smrernnc. Si.oj@:4.5n extra,
s3.25d $40; ronlnoa fanny. 1915 ass; fancy
bran-s. $6tat6.73.
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TOLLlNS'S VOLTAIC
ELECTRIC PLASTERs

Hundreds of little Nerves and Muscles respond 70
the Electrical Action of these wonaeriui ~.
he moment they are applied. They instantly An
initiate Pain, Strengthen Weak aud Painful PafIs,
Draw Poisons from the Blood Prevent teFer ana
Ar,is, Liver. and Kidney Complaints A., r,ss,
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$3.50 to IS per ream, al
Is tina DISPATCH PRLHTlGG-ROUSFl
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
SUSPENSION OF C0TT0N-DEALEns.

SUSPENSION OF C0TToN-DEALEES.
LONDON, June 30.-Thornley 1t Co., cot
ton spinncrs, owning mills at Hyde God
ley. Stockport, have suspended. Immedi-
ate cause Of stoppage is the death Of the
senior partner.
France.
PARIS, June 30.-L' Ortire, the organ Of
VI. Roubcr. makes the following deClara-
ton: prince Jerome Napoleon is rccOg-
niZcd as the CHIEF Of NapoIconic dynasty,
and consequently Chief of the Bonapartist
party. He cannot fail 10 receive the reso-
Lutte and devoted support OF all the faithful
to the Empire" This declaration is made
BY the advice OF VI. Rouhcr, but it is doubt
full whether i'll the Impcrialists will rally
around Prince Jerome. who VIII probably
continue to maintain his silent attitude.
Germany 20 the Vatican.
LONDON. June 30.-A dispatch from Rome
to the PdA- Mall Gazette says special con-
ycn!inn between Germany and the Vatican
is being negotiated. The German Govern.
mcnt is to nominate The bishops, subject To
the approval OF the Pope, and the bishops
arc to nominate the priests, subject TO the
approval OF the Government.
From Zululand.
BONA FIFE PEACE OvEETUEES- ABOUT
THE PRINCE IMPERiAL's DEATH.
LONDoS, June 3O.-It seems certain that
the last peace ovcrturrS Of CetyWayo are
bOnG rite. \ Times special from General
Wood'. camp says the messengers OF Cet"-
wayo have been recognized "a important
persons by native spies. While palaTcrln"
with Lord Chelmsford Il report arrived that
the Zulu army WAS advancing on Woods
camp. The messengers readily agreed TO
be shot ii the report was true. The report
was found 10 be uniounded, and they were
released.
The troopers who were with the Prince
imperial when he WAS killed declare in con-
,rad:ctiou OF Lieutenant Cary's statement,
that the SURVIVORS @ll!opcd ;"o or three
miles without stopping.
The IimeS'S correspondent, summarizing
The yariou, accounts ri The Prince lmpe-
rial'< death, says: The Qnartersn"stcr-
General disoDcycd Lord ChelmsIord's or
dcr> by sending tie Prince on the danger
OILS expedition, the escort OF Which deserted
its duty. IN the whole ;;!t!l: there l. not
one rcdccmng ieatnrc.'
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MONDAY. June 80, 1879.
The number Of breaks to-day comprised II s hogs
heads. The offerings ut auction on Change were
40 packages OF which number ! y were sold at
prices ranging from Sl.5U 10 1880.
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VT
LONDON, June 30.-Thornley 1t Co.. cot
ton spinncrs, owning mills at Hyde God
ley. Stockport, have suspended. Immedi-
ate cause Of stoppage is the death Of the
senior partner.
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Explosion Of n Giant.Powder Nas"-
zinc.

ExnIosson Of q Giant.Powder NaGa-
zine.
North ADAMS. MASS, June 50.-Ihe
Giant pow der magazine at Mowbray's nitro
rlycerinc works exploded to-day, killing
two men who were IN the building mixing
blasting powder. rhe neigbboring build
ings OF the works were badly shattered and
the timbers and dkbriS ssrewn for thirty
rods around. The bodies OF the two men
were blown TO atoms.
The Case, OF Cs1astnIn. Cox, the Nnr"
III - Fir. ..satt. 'fuerer. go.
+ New. YaRR, June 30.-The counsel OF
chlstain Cox, the murderer oil Mis-. inli,
hos entered a plea of not guilty in bis be-
half, and the case Is set for trial TWO "eehs
from to-day.
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-. Il CONGRESSIONAL 0fEHDGRIPHf'
Republicans are much amused because a
certain Democratic member OF the House
smells please without the final "e"; pair,
Is norev: and writes II" for" aye." And
vet a distinguished Republican senator,
whose scholarship Is bis boast, sent speech
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

Das &reis' 9sri5t in W Il f er bat
3usi bortise Wesser, bic iberfibrt parsn,
bas Sleii9 elmer pesen Rrautbeit setSbte.
ten Sub auf benz Wo9snmartt p~ertauft su
babsn, su 8 Ronaten @sfdnsnib psrur.
tbeiIt.-Osm 8ernebmeu nod baben fb
bic Rirdenporitinbe idmmtIi9er 6irden:
semeiaOen gu We i n f er seeinist, sinsn
gemsiuidaftiden &tr4bof autuIesen, unb
guar ioa Der plas 3uiiden benz slbidnittss
tbore unb Neutbore, ndmli1 in Der Ndbe
bes isbiser l1eberwa1 ertir9bofes, in Der
fog. vRubpsibe", ssuonnen iein.-am 2.
Sttober 1T Der bisbsrise Sberbirsermsiitsr
BON Barmen, @eb, &esierunssratb
Nu9uit grsbt, aus isinem Nmte, peldss CT
"a Sabre lang ueruaItet bate, suridsstrs'
ten. Sn 5oIse isines gusideibsns aus
benz itdotii9sn Disnite erIii@t aud feline
Witslisbidaft i'm preuBii9en Ssrrsnbauie,
benz CT felt benz 30. Suli 1874 ansebSrte.
gu isinem Ra9foIser I'M ftdbtii4en amte
1T Der Sberbarssrmeiiter Dssensr in
Duisburs erpdbIt poroen. -Wit benz Wie:
beraufbau bes observation-disclosures ~ 8 8:
wurbe bieler Gage ~bssonnen.
Die giisnarbsiteu bat bic betannte vDort'
number linton" iibsrnommsn bic lbri8en
Mrbeiten finb an Ssnabriidsr Wsiiter psr'
sebsn. CUR Serbeii9aifans Der fir bic
nod fsbIenSen 10000 Wart
Mil man an bic Wobltbdtisteit ~bsrienisen
Osnabrider &inbsr appeairen, wsI4e fi4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
&aniaS.

BON GoffsppiIIe tommt bic Na9
ri9t, baS Der notorii9e Bandit, Sim Bar:
Ter, f9per perpunbet bort barnieberIiest
ST bate cine 9esrbe 8isb seitobIen uni
mar nit bsrisIben auf benz Wese mad BEN
Esrritorium, ais er pom elmer anaabI Ser:
folser ~ansesriffen unb i9wer usrIest wurbe.
Sein BeSleiter, Elm &erl, Ramens EripIet,
enttam. Barter fat ausseiast, saB Grip
let Der M0rber Secrefs fet, baB CT aber
isIbit Bel benz ROrbe susesen sewsien mar.
@op. ct. Sobn bsri5tst, baB ale
Hsser, 1000 bis 5000 an Der 3abl, psI9e
mad &anias tumen, INN ii9 bort nisbersu'
laKen, paifenb untersebra9t fnb. 0is
Reser i'm SIben ffeben In ununterbrodene,
Serbinbuns nit ibren Stammessenofeu
in Ranfss, unb Der grfols, wel9sn bteie
gorbut Der ausuanberuns Bis iest sebabi
pat, uirb bic 3urifsebIiebenen aaipornen,
ibr Slid ebenfaus i'm Rorben gu usriu9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
6.

SIM 5irifentbum ReuB iinserer 2inie 1T
ioeben Der 0anbtas mad turser Sisuns
sei4lo1en werben. Der Iansidbrise 90:
mdhenifreit 1T aud biesmaI nod ni1t bes
enbet worben. SIN Sabre 1877 bate fid
has Dtinifferium gu einem germittIunsss
periu5e bereit ertldrt. OamaIs forberte
Der 2anbtas cine 9lbFnbunsssS umn,e BON
2 $500 900 Wart-eine Sorbsruns, bic
ausrbinss auBer SsrbdItuiB su benz Gins
fommen aus benz &ammersY g rmSgen ifanb.
Seitens Der &au,mer wirb, na9bem bic
Suriiten : 6aeuItdt gu 2eip,is ertId,t, baB
benz 2anbe teinerlei anberes &e1t auf has
firitIids 6ibeicommiB suitsbs, ais bic Gr'
bebuns Der @runb' unb gintommenifsuer
eine Summe pom 75O, 900 Wart ais Can.
bes:O emaniaIfonbs anssbotsn. Der 9anb:
tag bat bteien Sori6laa isst suridseuieien,
ba Die Summe 81 serins bemeien iei u. nidt
minbeftens cine Wiqion bstriise. Oo9
febt gu bofsn, baB elm aussleia erSieIt
weroeu ptrb.