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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17
Gine WiQion Mfer
-es5-
6eften Sanoes
~nprbweiflicbem Spiua

linS sn aussrf nisb rissu Yrsiisn urb auf LANCE
lsrmine ,u Ssrfaufen.
Das 0anb Iisst in ben Counties
Sicur, S'Srien, 9lpmoutb, @pps,
burD, Gao, Sueua 0iita
unS Gberofee,
1T iitsral nit sutem @aiIer rei&lf& per-
isbsn, ltest in isbr aciuneen Slima, uns
Der gpssn TT Der aaerbefte mub retdife
in Soma.
Wrr f& cine CUTE Ssimatb ifder upS bills
Zig sriinrsn nil, iprsts Dor bel
Yeter Siene s Scbu,
Ode Der ). u. Wainfraee, Dubuque,
cssr bel Der Soma Giisnbabnlanb. @elea16affin
Gesar GapitS, Sppa. -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17
q { fubt

gpe III ~. Dtlptrbins ron Gana6. Gitisnissn, bic
ndtsre Gustuuft lbtr feiuen aufsntbalt stsen t6nnen, mol
len hisfslbe ~stfaatsf az 8isffsr UrVtb., Wt6tsan
Gttp, Sne., rttteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17
g6wei3er SaarmitteI.

DttJu ausl6lttSli1 aus 8riutan b%tttittit unb sslte
ani4delt2t 5aarmttttl t,tust btnutn ft6s gDsdtn BE bred
Dfsnattn auf Sttata hs 5auptts, pd6t iabrtaus fati
partn, ben uppisfen 5adrpuhs.
Gas wlitttl. btsbtr nitt TN Saubtl tr(tttHtn, uarht ssm
9Ifneu une Itintn Na6bartn f2pu felt Saertn rprebt.
Daasltt tbAt BITE 6atbt Der Saart, strbatt has Nusfauss
ans bat I'D In aqtn Baatn ale %unttblbar trptttta. q fh
etnu, bat BITE Saarpurtla tura ben 0tbrau4 f6ariz,
ay,nst @Rittd btrttts edastn s,llttsn babtH.
Sahtbt rtrb In bIafesH ~ 81 p~trfaaft ttut tu
ltsiutu etnast In ben tartnddisatn 8dasn.
Wtp. Gitptntrsd In artsla, Sls., Tam Nusfunft aba
bic 0lsubparttsidt psrasbtHtr aneabtH stbtu.
n. 6.-auftrast riStt man an
GraHfepsttE
o 8 arssIa, Dpuslass &c., 81,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17

,,Gs tpar Giner, bsm's su Ssr;sn sins,
DAP ihm Der !3rpf 70 biuten bling,
Or tpplt % anpers babtn.
Da bat or flint F& umsebrtbt,
Dr6 ME 90 ffanb, % anp& iebt,
na~ Onhf Arr hHnn Al linn hinkrn
, 1879-05-23

Alr. Delmot,ico, talkug about entrees, says
that Americans ought to copy "the trench
sntthols OF utilizing small bits Of meats alM
fowls, au.i Of rccookng alt kinos of cold lolns
a,lI pf6cHs OF cooktd meat Which Ectnaln usY by
luy, from every dIn,lcs Ia almost eyery ta'ntly,'
f'llu a.lrecss Ut such dishes depends maluly Oh
this sa,lec, whicl. 10 best lnade from broth, Tie
following is Ills recipe for faYorltc sauce:
"l'uka an ollHc, of hun or Daco11: cut It III III
aud carrot. cut 10, thiykun with tlous, then uld
assirei, season with pepper 4nd salt, al.d any
spies Of herb that is relished lbstter though
sktm carefully, nd strsln. A wins-vlass Of any
wins may b. added liked" Cold roast Or broilct
heel Of mutton may be cut Into small squares,
fried bsowu IN butter. and then gently stewo1
u tAu sauce above ueserloeu. Mr. Delmunsc0
, 1879-05-23
HIS FIRST CHINANtAN.
Cincinnati En0t{jtrr.

A countrymnn came tip Vlna street yesterday
morning, with Just enough usalieoaugh aboard
to make him unsteady. At S!xtn street he raj,
foul Of d Z hinAman, thH lrst one ha hal ever
seen.
"You almonil-eyed l,cathen " he exclaimed,
grasrln, John ty tho hand ant shaking 1t Joy
fully; "you arc the first Of your good-for-liotll-
fng breed ever saw"
HChfna,nan In h,sty," said tho Celestial,
struggling 10 free himself.
speyil tuko your washet.wasl.ce, or whatever
you call ~ sald the countryman. ID Mo plckc:i
up parcel vi boiled stlrtS Mn.l th!nKs which
sidewalk, ~ want to sea II you arc tie out
lanish beast tlls llewspahcrs eay you are. How
about thu plstail, chi Yes, BY gracious. here
IL tls!" A,nt hn took hold nt the tipcla ol tlMt
adjournment, nd llftctl II w Ike pun.p,l!nadlc;
mortal ,s,ul.. Aid this heastly shirt" no con-
tlnued, as 'ls took hold of thu flowing. garment,
whi'e John struggled sai'iiy to get lo9se, ~
you had any shame about you, yu'l would wear
| iustdc VI your Internal pnllts."
"].uttc mo glow! |" yrlltsl The Lelestial.
'"Don't fret the CATTLE" sud the eountrymau,
s0otAit.ly. ~ want to SEQ II they have lied
nbullt your lIool-lnrnessl" ana. looklnE down
at Jehas fest: be burst Into loud laugh, >,
lilo, hol'' hu rourrd, ~ wouldn't be caught
dead III shoes like tllclii, ~ help lnu heaven n
aud hc contemplated them with nnmlzsd
pleasure; "turneA up at thv toes as u they were
looking for bcu-trcl," he continued, "no heels
no strings. and ccilardoura tor sotes, a. I'm 1
sinncrl llo. ho, hu, hui Shoot them, s4ool
tlleult' ... I
Thrso iauorcut w0rds struck terror to tlIt
Chtunman's heart, ana. breaking awny, h'
| dashed down the street, yelling:
"i"lier, p'llre! uoodlum shooto Cuipaman
F'ltcc, p'lteo!"
Tle t'uuutryman Wntche.l the terrible Pace q
h!s lato frisn4 NTH soInt nstonlstnopt, alt
after Ills pIgtaIl hal cracked around tle tlfs
curner he weut M Ills way, .rcmurklug;
'No man could layd .tllado mo hclicye tina
kind OF Tins coNll have been mutle In then
aGora II had,'t aeet, II with My own uycs,''
, 1879-05-23

describes craQucttes az the attractive Fronch
substttuto for American llnsh, md tells how to
rnnko ihen,: "Vaal, mutton, lamb, awoet-
btcnds, almost nny Of thu lighter ncate, hcsslcs
II turned into croauottes. Cliop the meat very
hnc Chop up an onion, fry y In MI onnco of
butter, add a tablosnoonfnt Of 1lonr. sttr veil.
md then add tho chopped meat md q llttIo
broth, ealt, pepper, little nutmeg. 1tIs for two
or tilrce minutes then add tho yolks Of tw,
eggs, aud turn lie whole mixture into II ash
to cool. When cold mix vol together ngair,.
Divide up into narts tor the croQl,ettcs, roll
Into tic desired siapu In brend cFllnlbs Dip fn
beaten egg, then Into nrcnd.crnmbs aGa!t1, md
try crisp, bright golden culor. Any Of thetc
croqnetscs rnay 10 served plain OF with tomato
eauco or garuLure 0f Vegetables"
, 1879-05-23
'CCNREN,r GOSSIP.
/. TRULY NURAL-

- EJrhanot.
'Twss ayenlss. and tho vfllsgo.thlmes
Most n,Hslol,y chonso;
Tho pracefxl COW and warlike tnlf
Unanimous Med homo;
The hleAtlnt ahasp in chosns btoso;
Tho squcnlihe taGgics eQaoio-
The tout <nse.ah|e seaag quito
uucolic as wholcs
Two lovers, happY. lisod.tn.hand
Stole alllly to tho stlfo; -....-
Tho crieketa crlcltcd; the 0wtuts 'owIedi
Tlnta bea. nbnnt tho whs!s;
Tie katydda IN unison
Together katyaodc;
And ons!nousl5 erode.
Tbs genial skectcr huutr,cd bis hymn,
And botc his bancf1i Mite;
She tried 10 say 4 teudcr tar11,
Unl conlhn't qunte It 1Mttc>
Ana, whom he cope mighty e&pH
Slio smnle sckly ani1c; :,
There was not tor ttls sake Of f1ymo)
4 mrin within 4 nile.
shs hcarer. mighty, desn.dra"n slTs,
And he In nnswcs eogl,ch;
Aud round her tapnE. shrinking Watsk
Ills manly cont s.Hfcoyc Gs0tln.
Then, whllo the ,lfstant curfOw.peal
LugnbrfouslJ polc,
Sllu drew \ plcklc,l union forth.
And coyly atc It whole.
, 1879-05-23
The prluso Of nIunac"'s p1s's''s
F,.J,- rtfntsff. X


It las been geueraty k1!uwn fos ~, 'e iiiHl'sorted
days lllat lapai dissolution q H. aiooaso, her
apparent to liz throne Of s !, '1Iurl ';11Iau,altnn, b.
w's SHsss. s,nss s 1 II as ss BSop stssssts
ss Sssq ss sn,as @ - e ihs s 'ass ass
taei Is thu ,'a.no ef Tho Astrsa'' tase Tho ar
w!ou tho Princes Is dsa,1y d,sco ss ,hsouc. Goue.
ss TssS y s IT, s Tfs Tss.. s e. e.
.an tho ludys i,and 81 soal' - Idunt u Fcste.ca
nunllow Of the Couutess Hslcna smna AIsxapder .!
j: :$:; : !: "a: ;;|$ e:
Sssxss 's FtssSss 6 !, ssasss s3as s,s.
abort tinle ugo a!',1aa!tEu syrot ~ al Empress 80
C. asri!.aay ntI' Il psaisn.Dadsu, unsf' a*' ''
villa.
, 1879-05-23
TIE WOMAN VINO WALKS.
ftnftt,nUrk American.

~
She steamed into tho dmer'ea" oilce 1ust rs
"1,ig Sam " pcs'ed out o'clock yesterday after
rno,,, T|,c sweat rolled in grent drops from
H.. how a., sha ro,no to ,taut.s,). md, taking
ncr plo" ~ un0 nut ~ hsr s.,noch.t .he
n large aA'dKcrchlci out o. he. sus'poehct' sua
moppel her forehead Alld askcu IN ducot tones,
"Atc YOU n local rcportcrt'' Receiving n reply
L., I'm ,t,,rn atjve. ain slaoooi down her Sara
ID eno tIe 1e t., hrar,, ,,ancr, ,,non tc
torr trunk l"oHe w ~ oto"n pape'' "poa
desk, waved her "alKlngrane IN na3est,s
stylc, and said, "picaao announce my arrival"
Th,nt,nr it might be Queen Victoria on her re-
tAHHt' ..,.l ~ Tsx,1,.,,v, lin rr,,ortcr l.f,c1 hta
tufn ts,p lo L"staNu' s"' 4,h".a,,aa,, p tha s,s.
bat nnd nskcu AcF name. ""eIc"poH tl'o a'o'
tinguishcd person opcslel her saratoEa, threw
ussdo !nnumerabls 3eSel boxes, sk lna.%s' atess%Ss'
um coming to the totton, brought forth, at last,
a dirty rrumpIcd newspaper. ianlng # t., to the
read the column articlo hcaicd, Arrival Of the
t}rrat Potlestricune,'' Life Ii short, nth the
umc OF reporter is prcc!o.lR 80 hastily skip.
nI,,,s over magnificent "puil,'' his eyes fell
tnsf, nt,artor.col,mn poetr,, attached to the
| article. in which floating whtmis, flying felt,
abort dresses, wcll-proporttorcd llrnbs, hand-
, 1879-05-23
KALAMAZOO LADIES' LIBRARY ASS0ClA-
THIN.

IN M6 fsatoF ~ lae iFtpuN. ...
KALAMAZOO, N!ch., May 2i.-rhe Ladies' IL
brary Association I,uitaur was formally onencd
hsro ,ost ovar,n,,. mn, In oco,a',,n ,rns ,t..
'a's -'s .''. ""A ~ oo" "Ao "'A'
ole one' from tslo luce ts'ae the rroEranu,o "as
interesting, nfst the cntcrpEfse itself IN advance
c,tc, ,oat nIttht IL f,nc hr,c,e crre f1ra,rnnd
.' ~. - ~. ,n,,.I.s'. "s ~ t,n,.S.sn =.
ny mr. ~ H. uaS' sue "te'''see., ~ eca9". ~
WIS erected Ut d cost Of SS,00o, and Is OF th0
Renaissance design. Tile Association was
formed in 1889 a,h ntter n vart,.I md eveptfuI
x,as,a,,.a ~ t,a.,.,, ,r,,, ,.".sa !. ..,,sI. ~
eApet.ens' " t"u"ss'so'sn yesle' ~ stu'us W
cay altad OF a'l l1Re organizations IN the state
in point Of wealth, membership, u1ld enterprise;
nu,]. indeed, rpuks well With auy In tbe Ulttcd
stu,c,
e'".oe' ms ,,..,.
lhs a1atof'um oi tho palla'he was cFo"dea
before o'clock ny brilliant aasembagc. Tho
exercises were commenced by ptano-soo By
Prof, Charles Burton. tlo lenllur musician nf
T,1.,n"..a r,'o D., T. r",~,as ~ ~
na.auiazoo, !,u,G w. ine NV. - 1' eohosef, o. tna
E!pisGopal Church, offered prayer. JHdee II.
o. Wells, tue President or the eyonhE, rend M
congratu!atory letters irom Il: j.. Gay, OF CHI
chgo, ail! Goy. Roswell, oil Mlchlgan. C9i; Car
tenius. tl'o retiring President OF thy Villnzn
BoaFtl, EaVo tHe auatess OF WELCOME III ms usual
, 1879-05-23
Cun1sA-YOu-QUtT.

The above IA the odd and rather uncnphont-
otis namo Of dussy Indian squaw from siicli'
ran, VITO for several year8 past hns been hgur-
linz extensively IN tho plttsburG courts, In MI
ciectmcnt suit Involving very large amounta
fl 1876 William Mowry, Of plttsburg, fell Id love
With, and married nftcr the Indian fashion,
Mary, tic daughter Of chlcf named rcro,
living near Saginaw. They lived together as
man mud wife until near the time Of bis death,
In 1S52, leaving daughter called Elizabeth.
The girl he nlways recognized as his daughter,
md ho nrd Mary went to churches, hotels, etc,
togat&ter opculy. uld Verc generally rccogn'zeu
both by whites md rels as husbnna nt.d wife.
1lu exptesacd his resolve to educate E!szanelI,'
In 1851 htoury left the Saginaw. valley
for Tlttsburg to procure means from l!s
mother, oue Of the wealthtcst aud most re-
spcctabe ladies Ut that city, to erect house,
esltcy into guercauttla business, md remove from
hts Indian insllcr.'n-law's house. He encoun,
tered ditl!culsfcs, however, In Plttsbure, and
died, as statcd, ii! 1852. Mrs. MowrT, died tn
1872, possessed Of lnEge u,d valuable inndcd
estate near tho Allegheny Cemetery. williams
share at which be hnd conveyed to his motiler
FOR life. At hor dcatf-alD her otller sons hag-
Ing died childloss and unmarried a,a having
rlths ,p popiSidtye oRpid Il Il mo va.
named nftcr his own mother. Ihis daughter
married mi Indian named 1saac., aud was called
| Mowyy until her natno wae changed bT nlnr-
| rlaCc, 4 Jew uamed Mcister purchased part
of thc clau, Of tie Iudian girl, md the case hos
been prosecuted partly for her bcneiit. Tic
cueo wns tried in tho United States Court Mt
i'ittsb,,yg, In 1874, This Court took the case
FROM The jury BY charging that marriage, to
be YalId In Michigan, must be sol.
e.nnlzel BY miutatcr or nagtstrate ~
tl,e presence Of two witnesses. Upon
this question, with others Of tusscr Importance,
the case ,sas taken to the Supreme Court OF Tue
United statos. Hera It was hed that 1t! accord.
nuce with the decision Of the Supreme Court 1t
Mleh!cnn a matrlago IN that State, even IL AZ
formal ceremony was omitted, would be valid,
| III accordance with the common luW doctrine
ului tile case was sent back for u new trlal.
ment caso brought III d yertlict for tho defend
ants The property IN diaputu consists oi fort,
acres Of lund, worth about 81, e00, coy. Ihe
piuititir proved shc was Afowry's CHILD, bull
could not PROVE that she was leRitltnnto.j
, 1879-05-23

c.o.tt, eMl Mme. Causto. ahe died fn tho
Fnrcat Of Ravcuna when Gnrtbaldf was s,coinE
from Rune, utter the arrival thcec Of the Frcne
troopa In 1910. Ten ycara later, ut the t'tno or
his campaign In I.ombar1v, uaritnldl met t.,e
ynu,Ittu, daughter OF tho Marquis llnsmondt.
This tlansel loved nnwisely ono Of Gariha'dt's
nidcsc,enmnt Fyoung officer named CoatEln1; ilmn
Conc, S l,cr M ia.l.cr's home, s!,o detcrmfned to
follow her lover. She went after hlm on hnrso-
back, nr,d her father went after her: when
shc MARQUIS found hes she tola nm Ia ,.,,,,, anS
aho could not govern. oarltnlai vas ~.
formed of this declaration, aM', as 10 WA
pleased with tile gls1. ho married her. Tue mar.
riago ceremony WAS little more than over wneM
she loved bis aItietlc.camp, Conffini, that tcra
was Eond renson why be should 10 her hlts-
band, Nnd that she had lied to her father when
ahs told him she loved 0a:abaiat, bcras,sc ahe 70
whom, slle felt ccrtal1. lo would r,cycr let her
ho uarrled. 9arba1tll solved tho difficulty thus
raised by leaving Ills young wife at once Ao IS
said by some ncscr to have seen her aeam;; ;tll;
61, HIN md tmplorcd HIN 10 ta9 her IA bis vile
| Ia fat. A 1ew months after hor marriage to
him, ssho Rave birth to child, now ~
inE ot whom Sa S!Gnor Go GonfF@ xofcr, was rexn, ts
llllo'ist retired TO Caprc1a, aftor the STRUGGLE
| Of Asprompntc, his daughter, Nine. Canzio,
accntupa him. As shc yas Oh the eve q p,
aycouctement. sho took with her nurse II named i
Franccfca. This woman calcd tcnderly tof
nm nn,o1cd his daughter and sati to her: "Yul
must get ano.l,er nurse for your !uteut. FroH,
thts day forward Franresen VII 30 one OF iilt
fhn.1y a I'll cut With us" ,n1tSyy, ysry s'ST SM1
fss since had Two children. Ono 0f her chit
ijrcn is tlead. Thu others-stenlto and Clclta--
aru nt,s In Rome with laribatdt and Francc*ea
fl,eso two being tlcgttmatc, ana tslc oisPrlrt
| mails contemplate with inturcBt tho fact tha
(.a16a!dI'a only lawful Child is the os{sprlng,
the daughter OF tl,c Marquis BaaInond', witt
| whom be never cohubited.
, 1879-05-23
QulI.S.

Docr constrictora-T British army Ia South
Africa.
Thero's many cowslIp 'twixt tho buttercup
and the tulip.-laueE.
The successful farmer trusts good deali TO
the fates-phospll4tca.
The Woodruff expedition concluded It
wouldnt.-Loasll Courier.
You nluy talk about Communists, but the
person who chiefly desires thst thu ruier be dopc
away with Is tho sclloolboy.
The irst t'Bca.scrpeut Of tho season Is re-
ported from Lake Chn,npuin. Aud get Yer
mont Inns II Irohibltory laW.-0osso. POST
"(;rcat hcayenen he uurmared, as tue doalcr
named tho price, / don't want HAole straw
t1arry; oulY want d small alca OIL tho round"
-inaaafflAta Herasd.
"You want aoGgns-tlat's what you want,"
said pnreht to MI unruly son. ~ know Il,
dad, tut III try to get aloug without IT. said
thu independent hopeful.
Tie sys1cuso 1in,<s sympathtzes With tho ico-
lca!crs, who will lose part 0i tlieir crop BY tho
by The Adycnststs. Tiers is always some such
thing ~ tllis to kccp M icedeulcr poor,--Se~
York Express.
B.xson cnn,tntrctai Buiieua.
Can anytht,,g turn tlu coal-lealer from the
error VI hts weight
Tho oratnrl0 Vt Satnttc! fa 70 20 pfouuceu III
Dostun. W. auptoso II ts full Of Sam tut'es.
Archery is 10 BE- fashionable aRoug the ladies,
! and very properly; ayory young laly shoula
| know huW TO tnannltt ler bcan.
They are Eoiug to crest q statue Of Patua IN
| st. Louis. In Doston wo haye statue to tho
| llhcoyeser OF ether, whlcl, nc1tralizeu pain.
| boston dandca arc recognized as boss stup-
| rs,--I}onta ScntiHa. Aud the coal.dcaler
| who gives you 1000 pounds to tue tou Is the
| boss tonneE.
The human skeleton consists Of mora than
1OO distinct l,unes. 30 when tllau saYs UrurY
bone IN bis body achex you may know ta te 4
landed proprietor OF 100 aehsrs.
A prominent druggist at Frankfort, KY, wa.
stabbed fol,r tlIpcs lately. Probably ono o1
ttosa fellows who charge 10 cents for u glass oi
llatt froth utd hulf sola-water.
What has become ot tho old race Of cirruI
clowns, thoaa genial, iolly fellows who made
QUO laugh even Ut the oldest iokcs.-Traaserfpf
Just us II you did not know that they RyH pataG
tuplers-0n tie daily pauers.
, 1879-05-23

Mrs, Thnyor, Of Boston, Seeks Rnlenst from
the a1nritnl stat0-Cruelty Alleged as tho
Caueo-ConnlctEnE Testlmony on tho TWO
sldes. -......
ny Ttltgraph 10 Nttu lors Htratd
BOSTON, Mass., May 10.-Of the many diYorco
cases now engaging tho attention Of bostonians,
who enjoy The raciness brought out IN such
trials, mono has attracted so much attention as
that Of Mrs, Susan Thaycr against DR.. David
Thayer, prominent Republican politician and
homeopathic physician here. The libel sets
forth that Dr.. Thayer on various occasions III.
treated tic ltbollant md abused her. Mrs
Tnayer today told tho whole stor5 Of beF
wrongs as follows: q After our masrts1ss
wo lived at No. 81 Beach street, nd
Boystony :tres, es d. Heai Thae2 ss a. s o.; %
Of onr sleeping apartment many times. For
fo,y months after VIC lived 1T the latter place
mattora went Oh smoothly, but shortly alict tae
Doctor began to iiod fastIt. Once, In 1871. %
o'clock a. night. ~ thu ,Hsl.lIlo ot August,
1875, called ut tho Doctors Office Ia company
with hiB nephew, and saiu to llln, Doctor, "!ll
you pay JoshuaP 1'tereupun the DoctoF 40.
preached me with uplifted hand, sayInE' tbama
yott, I'll teach you nut to insult me- i!s onss
rn,ight mo BY tic l,aiz OF the head and dragged
me into the bathroom, saying tint no was Roni
to kill mo; te caught 1lA 0y the mouth anl
| mpue It b|eel 10 tt,at The blood settled OF tae
SIDE. The Docsor's nephew demonstrates. .aas sas'
Thhe III '' Doctor sati. sMer time Aas come,' sud
warned hin not to Interfere. IN,
"On one occasion he threatened nc "tn
rawltde tho rawhi1o, mnrtierouh.tooKihs y. y.
strllntnt Of torture, was hgre produeent ~
used to tlrcnteu tl0 With It for hours; no saI
lie wus going tu 1ash me into oheutenca; hstt
was dasntlgtl fool; TINT ncver knc8 aIy, ap!,
thug: that he never could teach mo aaSth'
, 1879-05-23

coverod wltl, hair torn from hi. wo,,.
Ev,dontly tho dog after long str"na,y nuu.y coat.
killed tho wolf a,nl then walking OF ~, had
Of thirty feet Or NJ tai dow 10 die. H. auNs.enss
~ s.o Fl. es AMI wss more 1fs' hnn hst sa
ha the dog. N'eo aa iar9a
, 1879-05-23

EHF!R<IEF lJHtt.J ]VHIHHF - :,
aicDnwali Cox, who lives a6out four miles
from Lafayette, In Wabash Township. shout
Two Weeks ngo lost dog Mhlrl. ho liahly pt'zed.
about ,i,at length Of s,me aeo, Mhen be seasra
up SONS uukuown crcature ar1st dattea out Of
sglt alter It.. A day or two ax1 alF. Coz acct-
dnntalty discovered bis dead body ia ls.s woods.
and about thirty feet distant tho dead body of
luree wolf Tie ground AROUND tbs wolf xas
, 1879-05-23

Elias Hampton wus 10 particular IN buying .
reyoysrtn buffalo storo that the clerk inquired
for what purpose he waited IT, y am going
to shout my father-i,l.law anil btother-in-law."
he replied. The clerk thought he was loktng
but hs wasn't, for beforu uight he had lodged i
bullet Ill each ur tAuae telRiiYce-
, 1879-05-23

1ncs rather than Imprisonment. In SUPPORT Of
thta conclusion, he cites the example Of En-
gland, whcrc a fsee press Ia ono OF !l1c Ruaran'
For aucl liberal repurt to he approved iy .
Mtutstcr OF the Interior nnd puhshed IN tho
otllcInl paper Is on unprecedented OCCURRENCES
, 1879-05-23

&ENTCI1 ltE AflE Eo4G Gt
PARIS, NnY 5.--At the audience granted on
Friday last to GOO French pilgrims The POPE a'i-
dressed them Mt sumo length Tie chict passage
Of his spccch was as follows:
at Is with feelings Of indc.crtbable copsola-
tior that VIC zee tie Yigpr with which Cntllo!tc
life is maintained n,ra tievelopeA III Francs ~
spite OF manifold olstRc1es md tho frequent
contradictions It meets With, for II docs not
shrink fruin Cl,countCring them III the name OF
iss God tho tIod ol righteous Hsd holy callscs.
Constantly We have cvltlenra of this In INC Ec,,-
erpsity with Which French charity anticipates
every want, every nlisery US III tito ,tnt!cphi
rea.aiacss which gives you strength fcnrlcss'y 70
light for tim rights OF Christ nnl Ills
Church, Ant We rejoice openly IT, tell
YOU 10, fur VIC rest Our dearest hopes
ior tl,t future OF your flustrious nation
on these virtues. VT often reflect lint tloh
will not desert II pcopla Which ncvor tires of CIV
Ing tllu world such striking Testimony ot It's
fidelity to It's Church, Ut Its tlfal love to the
Viear nf thu Heavenly Resseetnez.. Therefore.
my children, IL is Of consequence for the veal
oi your country rs for that Ut religion that yau
Ahoud continue uulllncssnEiy to profess your
| fAtt and 7our unlun with tue Apostolic SEGA
| faith anh unon TINT once obtained for Frames
| Church. You will dispose of the treasures OF
rrase tho Lord tna granted you in the interest
ii j,tsticp md OF truth. Tic moro terrible tha
times thc muro necessary ts IL tllat you should
seek stciter from storm a,ld shtpwrcck IN th&
| hoiy nrk ol human salvation. Thus you VII!
save your country from the dangers It is ex,
| posed ~, ant! assNte Il the osdar, peace anti
prosperlty we pray fou may ha7a At tho leat o'
| our Divine Maetcr.h
, 1879-05-23

lsoMs, May 7.-Dr. Doe'lluscr has. tudor date
The 4th os MaS, written from Munich vi, rlm-
rhatic lsttoF to the Ney. Dr.. Neyin requesting
him to g!su the .uost absolute contradiction to
tha talsehooas which have been sprcad over Ill
Eurape respecting hts contemplated or actual
submission to l!lu Vatican DEGREES. Dr.. noel+
Itngtr writes:
hayo nciihor written nor dons anything which
could lave gwen oertaoa for such . rualuE. The
, 1879-05-23
LIVELY DIVORCE CASE.

Mrs. Thnyor, Of Boston, Seeks Inlense from
tho nlaritnl sfntS-Cruelty Alleged as tho
Cauee-CunillctlnE Testimony On tho TWO