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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-04

Reine Ortf4aft Der grouiua Gus
rsmburs bat IN benz Sample um bie S&u,
len slau3enbsre @rfoIse aufsuseiseu, ala
bic Stabt 8afina9. Die fatbolif&eu
S9ulen fnb 9ebrdnst poI, unb tdali&
meIben f9 neue S9aIer. Sn ieiner IeSteu
SeriammIuns Fat bas Gomite einen britteu
9ebrer ernannt. Seit siniser Belt III bieie
brittle S4ule, ME bic swsi anberu, tn ben
prd5tisen 2OtaIen bes Seminars infalirt.
0ie5aeabs Der Rirde BON Sobifer
wiro nsussbaut, ba fe baufdais if.
am IL. April sssen 8 l15r Worsens
brad 6eusr TN 5auie bes Germ Wauiau,
Nesser unb 5otelisr az gertrir aus. 6aus,
S4sune unb Staauns nebf Dem WobiIiar
unb Sutter usrbranntsn. Ser WsrIuff lit
s 1000 5r. Oas 9anse 1T far 81, 600
6ranten usrt9ert.
Oiebeiben S5uqebrerinueu, iuuae
unb nnerfabrene Rdo9sn, bic Der S9ulin,
ipector mad 2aro5s ssIaubt bate, ftnb
ourbsebrannt. Die @smeinbe tpoate He
ni4t be3abIen.
aim 8. April iarb AZ Robtmont
(OruaD 5srr 2sopoIb b. Wobeual, pers
ieben nit ben Satramsnten Der Rir&e.
9anse 2eit 9ibsraIsr, misFsIen ibm Sic
tprannii@en Ebateu Der &ssieruns uub &c
idloB f9 ben RatboIttsn an. Seine CT
nsnnuns gum S4uIinipsetOr i5idte er ber
Hssteruns surid.
Der O stnbe Sr5imontf inb
l6, 300 Srs llntsrifisuus gum gau ber
Strase pom Nafraiture iber Ordimont
mad 9rsfie beuiutst worben.
am2 2. Utai fnben bic BabIen fir gros
uinjialrdtbe fat. Nrlon eruiSlt 8. 6los
renuias 8. Wefancp 2. GREECE 2, 6oufs
faIiss 2, Rufosns L. gieil Salm 2, BouiIs
Ion 2, BaliteuI 2, Sanct 9ubsrt 2; im
9anjen 81.
ueber bis giienbabuauaeIes
seubeitsn In Der gropiuS 9urem6ura
tbeiIte Der Winiffsr Der 6ffentlt9sn Baas
ten In Der Rammer Na1fsbsnbes nit: Su
1880 sebentt bic Rssieruns bic Sectioncn
BON 6loreupiae mad @sbinue unb SsmelIe
mad gprane benz gsrtsbr su ~lbersebem.
Su 1879 Issten Die bauenosn gompasnieu
Bldne fur l4l Rilom. Babu DOR. Die Sees
ton suiideu 2tbramont unb 8ertrir mirS
perfeigert. Die Staoten bes Erace's Der
Babnsn pom Warloie mad Baifna9, bon
Warleie mad SisiI calm, pon 8aprs mad
SoooiSne i3reiten i9neu uorudrts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-04
Ct ba&te, elmer fur isbsn TlI wdre senus,
parum iolten bic 5erren ft9 nitt seseu:
fettiQ abl6ieR. bamtt He ruben f0nntsu.@

Ct ba&te, elmer fur ieben SdI wdre senus,
parum iouten bic 5erren ft9 nitt sesen:
ieitis abl6ieR, bamit fe ruben t0nntsn.~
Oasu bemertt bic uBeRIi5s Yof", Der
mir Vorffebenoes sntnommen: vOas Bib
1T Ieiber nur su isbr nod Der Natur se5ei9:
net. Die abioIute @leiaslItisteit ber
@ei4dftsIsute, namsntIi1 Der issisen unb
Der beranwadisnben Generation 1T cine
Der f4ltmmfen grideinunsen Der 3sit.
Cine &epublid tam BEL ibr ni9i ssoeibsn."
5reilid, freiIi9 ni9t! bsmsr.sn mir bier:
3u. aber es sibt bod nod cine melt
f4lim mere ltnuiHenbsit. @as ioa man
ndmIi9 Don 2eutsn iassn. BITE feline Sbee
BON benz &sien uniersr Rspublif baben,
benen uniere 8erfaGung, 70 ME bic @es
ihi3te unierer &spublit elm nit iisbsn sic:
seIn ueri5IOhenss Bud 1T, Die BON 8unb
uno Staat uno pom oereu Rs5tsu II. Bsfus,
nifsn feline 4bnuns babsn, bic gunbes.
nno StaatsssietSsbuns, NationaI: unb
2otalfrasen nt5t pom einauoer ~ uuter:
iaeioen nil len, rpel4e bic tlnabbdnsisteits:
ertIdruns fir bic Contribution Der Ser.
Staaten baIten unb aus berieI6sn, (usil lie
lie aud ni6t tennen) Elm 9fs9t our uuse
6unbenen 6riuolitdt unb sur WiBa9tung
Der san3en Serfahuu9 abIsitsn su t6nnen
uermetnen! Bas lou man, frassu mir, gu
bieier gri4einuns Der 3eit iassn, uub mas
er 4, wenu iolde 8uri5e gar on bic
9ree ssratben, nm NIT isnsr Selbit:
iberi9dsun8 uno Sre9beit, bic nur Der
u n pienbett unb Dummsit
eutipriRsen Fam, ibrsn gI6olinn unb ibre
Ssuorans benz Bolt aIs @eisbeit ~auf,uti
iasu-uno f6 benz golte ais poltti:
iae Sabrer au Subrduasn! Bir
usruutben, mas bic vWstl. 9ot" suts
ssSnen wiro, ndmIi9 bic Trase: vwel
de BoIt?" ga, barin Iiest ia eben
bas Graurigite bel btr sanssn Sa5s.
@rO6s Waiien bes Bottles bstimmsrn f5
ebeu um &spablit unO 9srfafuns unb Der,
sIst5en vRleinisteiten" gar psnts unb Iai.
len baber fia leidt our9 3ubrinsIi5tsit
unb 6umbus betb0ren. b
@ms traurise Sautratiou sur 8oItsiou:
usrainetdt! %. DENY
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-04
3um GapiieI upoIitiiGer Bill.
Onna||.

Ser @aibinsipnsr Correspondent Der
,Gbicaso Eimss" i4reibt: ,Wsniss 9oIi.
Ter babsn cine a5nuns bauon, uie psnis
has srose gubIitum fia nm fe fimmert.
60 traf S1rsibsr bieies i'm p~srsansenen
Winter piele 2sute aus New Yort, wel9e
Waibinsion beiu9tsu, uub bic ibm per
i9iebene Sraseu fslten bic, In Der @rSBs
Der llnpiHenbsit, wel6e iie in 9ssiebuus
auf 6ffentIids anSelesenbeiten unO Ye.io.
men Seistsn, saHS eriiaunlid warsn.
Was iaseu sic Su iunsen ifrebiamsn
@ei9dftsIeuten, BITE senau wiiieu, wie man
@eIo perbient, bic id aud auf Hfsrbe unb
bersIsi5en pOltrsffi9 uerifsbsn, absr nidt
wiIsu, Oh 5err &anbaq 8orfbsr bss Sc:
mats obsr Spredsr bss Sauies III?
.Deu i1limmifen SaI bate i9 an sinem
vBrotsr" aus Walfrest, Der gum eritsR
nal In isinem 9sbsn In Waibinston mar
unb nun bic @r0Ben bss Gonsrs6ss isbsn
wolte. SIN Senatssimmer fub CT fi5 I'M
unb fragile bann:
vgBo III unier gontIins?"
,Oort briben In Der @ds nit einsm
Der Germ bort lprs1sno."
%, ia, has 1T has erife WaI, baB i'd
gontIins isbe. 8reite S9ultsrn, stuos
Brun, aber i6Ie&t auf ben geinen. $50
1T Ssnator Sprasus2 Sd m09te bisisu
&umsraben aud isben."
vSprasue' III nidt msbr i'm Ssnat.~
SIT has 70? Sd bente frau Sprasus
IN auf Der @auerie. Ni9t2 Nuu, per III
Der bide Mann bort briben2"
vOauib Dauis."
$50 1T err"
,Oapio Dapis.~
vYe, bas sebt ni@t, sic MAIDEN Spi6e.
@o tommt er bsr?"
,Sainois."
Gin wsfIi6er Ruabs? @ar er LANCE
TN Senat?"
vgidt isbr LANCE"
bod 10, babe ME uon linn sebOrt. @r
ist 8arl Sdurs?"
v6err SdurS III ni4t i'm Ssnat.A
% er 1T auBerbalb Der Stabt?"
% nsin e. 1T ssssnUartis sin Mit
8lieb bss Cabinets"
% ia, isst bsnte Id bran, bdtte bas
wiHen ioaen- $50 1T CHARLES GUNNER
y@ott wsiB NO."
vWas fol- bas bebeutsn?
30, Der arine Gunner 1T to6t."
gu piel SdnapS, wie2 8am eS pl6b
Ii4s Oieie Senatoren finb fibeIs alte Rna
ben, bore i@."
90 plappsrte bieiss bsitere Rew Dorte
&inb weitsr. Seine llnpihenbsit mar eth
d&te. Sm @eprdientantsnbuuie fraste sr
,Was LIT bas fur Elm plas2 CT fsbt fai
aus, mite infer wStodboarb." SIN Saal
bss Obsrbunbesseri&ts frasts sr mad be-
,altsn Gnaferbdrten, Oh fs als In cine
@sibe ftsn unb bic Saae bsipre@sn b1reu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-04
Mut1 uno 2%(usoauer.

Dor unaefdbr einem Sabre ri9tste Der
perbannte Btihof Don 9snf, Der bo9wir'
Sisiie 5srr Wsrmiqob, auf elmer 8eriamm
lung on bic GatboIitsn BON 2pon foIsenbs
berrIi1en Worte: vWie ss aud fein mag,
fpra9 Der bobw. &eonsr, bienet Der Rirde.
uibmst ibr eurs Rrdfte unb i.bst ni1t auf
bic S6uieristeiten. gs wirb INNER senus
8orpdnbe geben, Ni9tS gu tbuu. Grin
merit eu9 an bas Wort Der Sunsfrau pom
Orleans, oils its tn ben &otb %eintrat, NO
Der S6nis unb bic @snerale psriammeIt
warsn. Man frust fie: vWas mia bisiss
Wdb1sn bier2 8iu es uns t5rsn In I'm:
ierer Rubs?" llnb Sobanna b'Arc sab sur
Mntport: Die Wsniaen maien tGmpfen,
Soft stbt ben Siss." grinnert sud an
bas Wort bss Oi9ters: .Sbr gorfteber,
@eiddftsleute, Soleatsn Yrisiier, Mdn
ner bss Bottles, tbut cure phttt, unb
@ott wirb ben @rfoIs seben. "-Ra5 Der
eriten 8fi&t Die barin beifsbt, bag mir
feline SdIdfsr isien, tommt bic swsite
gfi3t, baB MAJ f4 nidt gar gu isbr in
8laser u. Ssrsmiaoen ergebe. SD ~erinusre
tn bieier 9inidt al einsn gasipru9 be
Maifre's: vGs sibt feline psrIoren
S3Ia9t ais b~isisnise, peIde mon ielbit
fur u~erIoren bait" 2afsn sic mid nod
Elm Wort pieoerbolsn, mas i5 fribsr elm:
nal ausseipro@en i'd iaste ndmIi9, baB
i9 bic Grauerueioen ni1t leioen tonne
Sa, i'd liebe bic Grausrmsiosn nibt; benn
is brinssn feline Sru9t. aas Ssitsn ba
ben traarise greisnifs. Su allen Sdbr'
bsube,tsn bat man Sii66fe In Der Ser
banning uns Bdpfte in Der srOBtsn BE
brdnSniB seisben. Oas mai namentlib in
Sen erfen Sabrbuuosrtsu Der SaQ. Die
erftsn 80 Pdpife itarbsn ais Wartprsr unb
fur ben breiuuboreiBisiten paren bic aus
i9ten aud ni9t better. 0ie rotbs &lst
buus zines Cardinals psiit bin auf bic
SersteBuus ieinss SIutss; lie TT sine @r:
tnnerung an bas, mas emf BON ibm DER
lan9t psroen fam. uno ibrigens lit es
benn 70 idIimm, bur9 eiusn Sdbelbisb Al
fierbsn2 @as mid b%etrifft, 70 erblife id
barin smei @obltbaten: man ipa,t ii9 has
6eesfeuer unb permtnbert bic Roitsn Der
6eiligipre6ung. - 1ebsn mir @sbulb /;
rparum fol- man fd in Der Ebat ibsr bic
traurisen gorsdnse Der 9sssnpart gar 3u
fsbr e~ntistsn? grinusrn mir ms an Die
bell. Ratbartua BON Siena, bieie iiarte
SeeIe, bic bei@eioene Godtsr zines 6dr
bers, Elm &ino bes Soltss, bic i'm iugeno:
lt9en alter itarb, unb bic Sobanna b'4rc
bes Yapittbums mar, pel4es fe uon 4uig'
non pieber mad &om fibrte. Wan fragile
fe eint, peI9e 3siten bic bsfen pdrsn,
uub iie CAB sur 4uuort: vDas fno bisis
nisen, In bsnen es ltlrmt unb bonnet ;
Seun banu bsntsn bic 2eute nibt baran,
@ott su bsIsibisen." Somit lit es sessn
pdrtis cine CUTE 5eit, neil mir Stu,m unO
Bonner babsn. Oarauf foIst uisbsr Con
nenideia. &ann mar uns aud bic Grpe
rauben, 70 Tam man uns bod Soft ni9t
nsbmen." Ssisn mir erfiqt pom Der @s.
fnnung, ueI@e bic irldnoii9e 6ruu bsiesIte,
bic 3u ibrem Wanne, wsldsr aus Sur5t uor
Der 8erbanusns i9pantte, Oh sr fir
S'gonnel itimmen ioute, iprad: vStim:
me fir S'@onneI; psnn iie uns aud aus
unisrer Ssimatb psriasen ~f6nnsu, 70 wsr'
ben fe uns bod ni9t aus benz !SimmeI
uertreibsn." (Beff. &bI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-04
Saar, 4afOltl, Giftl unS gunsriA.

8ei Der am IL. april su Wss abses
baItsnsu Wabl gum 8s8irtstase uuroe Der
&auoioat Der 9rotsitpartst, antoins, nit
92l Stimmeu sspibIt; Der @esentanbi,
bat Der bsuti4en Bartsi, Wasner, srbielt
nur 753 Stimmsn.
am 8. april fanS gu E,ier bic biesid5s
rtse sroBe Experimentation unb
am 8. fanoen brei acknowledgement
ifatt.
gu gbIius n, In, Rantou 8uisnborf,
III am 4. aprtl Elm Is idbrisss Wio9en
BON benz eisenen % Sabre alien 8ruber
eri5ofen porben. @s pirb anssnommsn,
baB bteier bte Ebat in sinem anfaIe pon
Babniian besanssn.
Bel SertisifeIlung Der tSnisl. 81.
ienbabn:W srtfdtte su &artbaus Bet Erier
uerben benz Seruebmeu mad ca. $50 Ar,'
better aus Der Bsrtitdtte tn ct. WenbeI
babin ueriest.
Der Wonats Ytebmartt, Der aut
7. Npril IN Grisr ab8ebaItsn murbe, mar
mas Yferbe unb 9ornuieb anbstrift, stn
idua9 beiu9ter. Der 9anbmanu bat 3u
uiel nit Der Bsbauung ieiner Nsder su
tbun, um isst bic Wdrtts su beiu9sn.
Gu frab frsuts i5 tir,Ii5 elm Gins
uobnsr pom Ws,sis. OerieIbe wurbe ans
fans bss Sabres NIT Der anseneb men Na9s
riat aus Gmsrita ibsrrai9t, bas er bort
cine gtbidaft ssmatt uno oils Bsmeis
wurbe inn bic bubble Summe Don 400
Wart iberrsi9t, bic sr ais banbsreiHi9er
Bemeis Der &idtisteit Der Ha1ridt ems
itrid. Spdtsr itsute Is ii4 bsraus, baB
bas 9elb fur einen anbern Wann aus Der
Ra5bari5aft pom Wsrtis befimmt mar,
une sr muB wisber bIs9en.
0as gesenpirttg in ben 8dumen
bss sbsmaIisen Seiuitencoaess su ct. gles
ment In Wtes btiaoIt1s 9sbreIinneniemt,
mar iou osmuidft In einsr anoeren 2otalis
tat auBer Wss untsrssbra9t usrben. Cine
3sit lang mar fir bieieu Susd bas BET
Saarssmanb ssIsssns S9loB &smsIiusen
uorssi5lassn. Wau iab bon benz 9orbas
Der ab uno fat bsfen ino bic fur ben
3ust s~sstsueten &dumlistsitsu bss sbemas
liaeu goless Der S9ulbriosr BON Ssans
REGARD, Elm Rtlometer BON OisSsnbofeu, auf
Is Sabre fur 5000 Rart idbrIi9 ssmies
tbet worben.
aus Bittburg pirb untsrm 5. aprit
ssihriebsn: Die 9anouirtbs fissn bis lber
Die S6ren nod in Der Irbsit; Der Wonat
Uldrs bra9ts uns bic notbusnbiss Eroden'
belt anb in bisien Sassn tam vaprilens
&eseu isbr sslsssn". Das 9ano ma9t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-04

Die 8ewobner Der untsritabt Saar'
burss bsfanben fd In Der Ra6t pom 8.
slpriI In GROCER aufrssuus. Der i9on
LANCE NIT giniturt brobsnbe ,Siri9bsrs"
bate i@ In Bspesuns seiett. @Iadli4er
Weiie bliebeu aber bic bsbrobtsn Sduisr
unpsrisbrt, inbsm bas grbrsi1 bss sin'
ssftaratsn 8srsss In bis @arten Der sanb,
ratbur einbrans unb bort ausrbinss cine
sroBe 9sruaitans anssri9tst warb.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-07

LONDON, September 8.-Attempts are
being made to circulate forged American
bank notes Of the denomination Of fifty
dollars on the National Broadway Bank OF
New York and the Tradesmen's National
Bank OF New York.
The steamer Nevada took out 34T Nor
mon recruits. They are mostly English,
Scotch and Welsh. Another company Of
Mormons leave next month.
The Baroness Burdett- Coutts, who has
set her heart on marrying Mr.. Ashmead
Bartlett, is III in consequence of her
friends remonstranees. The alien clause
in the Duchess Of st. Albans's will cannot,
it Is said, apply in the case Of Mr.. Bartlett,
who, his friends urge, Is in effect an Eng
lishmau. There ID q prospect Of a run on
Coutt's Bank in consequence Of the ex'
pected withdrawal Of the Baroness from
that concern.
The Mastodons are playing to large pop
ular audiences. They intend to do the
provinces till Christmas, and then perform
in London till March. "The Mighty Dol
lar" Ia the most successful Of the Ameri.
can series.
Minister Lowell has issued circular TO
English authors asking their opinions IN
regard to copyright treaty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-07
THE NEW YORK DEnocRAoY.

Peace, bus Not Union, Between the Ir
wing and Tammany Factions.
NEw YoRE, September 6.-Although the
truce between the two local political rivals,
the Tammany and Irving Hall factions,
has been formally ratified by both parties,
members OF both parties seemed disinclin.
ed yesterday to talk of the probable results,
John Kelly and Hubert o. Thompson, the
chairmen Of the two parties at the unifica.
ton conference, said there was no doubt
the two would work tn perfect harmony
now, but as to the probable nominations
they refused to commit themselves in any
way. The matter was incidentally men
toned at the meeting OF the State Execu-
tive Committee yesterday morning, but
did not become subject'of general con-
versation.
The two committees of Tammany and
Irving Hall were busy yesterday getting
up joint list OF poll clerks and election
inspectors. Asto the rest Of the patron.
age, or even as to the Assemblymen, very
little Is said. There is some talk as 10 the
nomination OF Mayor, and Irving Hall in
sists that come what may the next Mayor
will belong to the Irregular" party. John
Fox, who Is now in Europe, Townsend
Cox and John McKeon are mentioned,
but upon none Of these Is it thought the
whole Democratic party, as at present
constituted, will unite. Edward Cooper
is the only name now brought forward
whom the whole party would support, but
he has stated over and over again that he
will not accept denomination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-07
Good Reasoa % want 10 Die.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, September e.-Chas.
Miller, attorney at law and son
of ex.state Senator William Miller,
attempted to commit suicide by taking a
heavy dose Of morphine. He recently
forged his fathers name to two checks,
one OF City dollars aud one OF thirty dol.
lars and had them cashed by two leading
mercantile firms. To-day Miller, sr., had
his bank book balanced and discovered
the forgeries. He said he had forgiven
such short cominGs as these long enough
and was now willing the Law should take
its course. On hearing warrant had
been issued for him young Miller took
morphine, but the poison made him very
sick and he will probably live.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-07
Journey Around the world.

NEw YoRk, September 6.-Cornelius J..
Vanderbilt sailed for Europe Yesterday on
the City Of Richmond, although his name
does not appear on the cabin list. He has
kept his intended voyage quiet. Geo. N.
Terry accompanied him, and Scott Ford
went to the pier to see the tourists of. Mr..
Vanderbilt and Mr. Terry will 90 from
Liverpool, by the way Of the Mediterran.
can Sea, to Carlo, Egypt, where they will
be Joined by Judge Bachelor, polite
ian, formerly OF Syracuse, n. Y, but now
occupying the position Of American rep
resentative. An expedition will be fitted
out, and the three Americans will travel
up the River Nile, returning to Carlo by a
more southerly route. Then from Carlo
they will visit Constantinople, Athens, St
Petersburg, and, should the weather prove
favorable, they may cross the Ural Noun.
tains and penetrate Eastern Asia, to re-
turn home by way Of thd Pacific coast,
making a tour Of the world. Should the
weather prove unfavorablo they will spend
the time in the southern countries OF Eu.
rope, and return home in Janury, 1881.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-07

LoxDoS, September ga Constantine.
pie special says that in direct contradic.
ton OF all his assurances to the Ambassa-
dors and to the opinions expressed by him
% his colleagues in council, Abeddin
Pasha, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, has
drawn up a secret memorandum for the
Sultan recommending 4 fresh plan TO i'm
pose upon the Europeans, and warning
the Sultan in the strongest terms Of the
danger TO himself, to the Dynasty and TO
the Empire Of any concessions to the
Powers. This document Is evidently In.
tended by Abeddtn Pasha 10 work upon
the suItan's personal fears in order TO
regain his tAbeddin's) influence now
waning, and 10 enlist the support Of Said
PAaha, ex.Premier.
Another ConstAndnople dispatch says
that the position Of Kadi Pasha, Prime
Minister, Is extremely precarious. For
some days past the Sultan has been speak
ing fayorably Of Server Pasha.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-07
RUrLER's PROGRESSION.
How he Had Advanced TIL he Was Will
ing TO Pension Ex-RebaI soldiers.

HGW he Had Advanced Till he Was Will.
ing TO Pension Ex.RebaI soldiers.
WASHINGTON, September Sit was not
long step from the position taken by
Gen. Butler in his last session Of Congress
to full declaration Of fellowship with the
Confederate Democracy. he had then
progressed so far as to favor payment Of
pensions to rebel soldiers.
onthe 14th Of February, 1873, he availed
himself OF the discussion upon bill for
paying a loyal man rent for property oc.
cupied by the Union forces during the
war TO specify the classes of southe m
claims be was williugto pay. After speci-
tying three, namely: first, claims on the
cotton fund; second, benevolent, educa-
tional, and religious institutions; and
third, claims Of States for raising Union
troops, he continued:
Besides these let us hear OF no claims
arising out OF the war except claims Of
manned and disabled soldiers who fought
It. Let me also say to you, my friends,
| that Win buCu hSlAgu Vu VIC Fhlk W buC
people OF the South, all the wounds Of the
war may be healed; we can CONS together
as brothers; all sectional differences and
bitterness arising ont OF our late strife will
pass away as our children take our places,
with reverence for our institutions, with
love OF country, with venerasion for
its Tag as the symbol OF is power aud
It's glory. And, in 9 time not e
distant, the magnanilGity Of the
people Of the North, coupled with the Gi.
miraiion Of the whole country for the
steadfastness and valor with which they
fought, will cause the government TO take
charge OF the manned and disabled
soldiers Of the Southern army, moved be-
cause OF these great qualities alone which
: have brought so high renoWn in all couu'
tries to the name Of the American soldier
the influence Of which shall secure to oul
country peace forever. Remembering
only these, let US forget the mistaken
teachings and Judgment which led then
10 espouse the cause Tor which theI
fought.
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IN. CInrInnalI Exno.i,Ion.

CINCINNATI, September B.-The eighth
Cincinnati Industrial Exposition will be
open to the public on Wednesday morn.
ing. The Commissioners have succeeded
in making q much better arrangement oi
the articles after last years experience in
the new building. The main hall will be
devoted almost exclusively to ceramics,
wood carving and furniture. The Horti
cultural hall has been beautifed, aud the
Eastern Tourists will this year compete.
The Mayor has issued proclamation call.
ing on the citizens TO decorate their build.
ings and announcing that all the bells Of
the city will be rung at the hour annouuc.
ed for the opening. Reduced rates on a
great number OF railroads have been oh,
tanned and large number Of visitors are
expected, especially from the South,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-07

LOUISVILLE, September Ga Uptonville
special to the Courir,JournGz says: Last
evening as the rain came up quite num-
ber Of persons collected at the house of
Moses Prewitt, four miles south Of Upton
vile, for the purpose OF shelter from the
storm. While they were in the house
fish OF lightning came down
the chimney and burstiug through above
the mAntel, killing Mrs. James Weldon
and James Prewitt, and wounding Mrs.
Prewitt, mother Of the your g man. All In
the house were shocked. At the time
Mrs. Weldon was killed, she was hold.
ing four year old gil IN her lap. The
child was not injured.
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rae coIioN CROP.
Reports from Various Localities In the
South on Its Condition.

Reports from Various Localities In the
South on Its Condition.
NRw ORLEANS, September 6.-The Dam
ocrut has received rrop specials from l54'
points in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida,
Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Teunes-
see and Texas, showing the condition of
the cotton crop to September 8. In
Louisiana twenty.seven returns were re-
ceivsd from twenty-three parishes. These,
with four exceptions, show the weather to
be rainy and very unfayorable. Twenty
nine returns from twenty.iour counties in
Mississippi report the weather very bad;
heavy rains having fallen throughout the
State, except in the northeastern corner.
Returns from sixty-six points in Texas
show the weather generally warm and
favorable. The general condition Of the
crop is better than last week. Picking was
general, but labSr was scarce. The yield
per acre is 800 pounds.
Fifteen returns from Alabama show the
weather unfavorable and rainy. Picking
has been interfered with by the rains.
Labor Is generally sufficient. The average
Is $50 pounds per acre. Returns from
Southern and Eastern Arkansas show un-
favorable weather, too much rain, followed
by hot weather, causing rot and rust.
The yield per acre is $50 pounds. Returns
from Western Georgia show that the rain
has caused the cotton to shed. The yield
Is half bale per acre. Returns from
Southern Tennessee show the crop so
damaged by drought and rust that the
yield will be only hall crop, about 4
quarter Of bale 70 the acre.