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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
StaIteu.

Cine muftaIiids @sItausffeuuns ioa
nod elmer WittbsiIuns Der in Rsapsl ers
f&einenben r&ipifa nuoua b ~icienss1 i'm
nd9ifen Sabre tn WaiIanb ff%attiuben.
Oisielbe pirb sIeidssitis NIT Der ssplanten
SnbufrteausifeaunS absebaIten werben.
Das Prosramm sliebert f9 In fanf Sses
tionen, isbs bsrielben wteberum In mebrers
@mppen. gs banbeIt fi4 babel iopobl
nm cine Musfsluns Der Wuftliteratur In
Noten, Der tbsoretiiden unb bifforii4sn
Werte, um cine tbunIidf p~olfdnbiss
Sammluns Don Snftrumsnten alter unb
nsuer Belt unb UNI Wstteonesrte, biftori'
fde Concerto unb SpsrnauHibrunsen.
Gin intsrnationaler, muffaIii@er gonsrsb
NIT gortrdseu, gonfsren3en u. /. %. foa
NIT Der austeauns psretntst werbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
8on &bstn unb WofeI.

l1niere 9sier werbsn fd eriuuern, baB
unier @obIenSer Correspondent sur Seit
pom 2uiimorben beri9tete, BITE In Der Ndbe
BON g6In besanseu worben fnb. . Ser
YrobsB purbe Witte DECEMBER bort per:
banbsIt unb errest u~nsebsurss Aufiebsn.
Steben wiiite @eieaen BON Deus, bic man
NIT ibrsm anbaus bic Dsussr Commune
nenut, ibsrfslsu In Der 2luette 8 binter
Deus stn 10 Sabre aItss, f96aes unb isbr
brauss Disnfmdu9en unb m%ibbanbeltsu
busisIbe am bslsn Wittas pom IL Bis 2
llbr tn Der smp6rsnbftsn, FIFTEEN pibriafen
0siie. @ls man es i4lisbIi1 NIT einem
Wehsr bebrobte, fam 5ilfe. Die Ser.
baHOIuns udbrte auet Gage unb sntroIts
elm 70 i9auoerbaftss Bib, baB man es
aus tttIt5sn @rdnbsn bi9t peri1leisrn
muB. Aae Stebsn purbsn In Der 6aupt,
frase fur iduIbts ertIdrt, stasr unter mil,
bernben umftdnoeu unb ein aweiter mai
BET Der 8erlbuus bes rubIoisn Berbre9sns
nod tsine ls Sabre at; lie wuroen Al
spei rsip. flnf Sabren @efdnsnis usrur,
tbsilt; BITE auberen aber traf has @eieb In
Isinsr san3en Strenss; Bel breisn wurbe
auf ie adj, BET einem auf neun unb BET
benz anberu auf au0If Sabre Su9tbaus &c.
tannt, auberbem asf ben entipre9snbsn
gsrIuf Der gbrsnrs9te. Cine dbnli&e
proesbur sessn pier R6lner brtnst bas
nd4fe Gifien. aurtal.-3u WaIIesbar
brannte on, Is. De,. bic bortise sroBe
WibIe bis auf bic @rbs ab.-Sn Bonn
ma9te i'm ausuf .. 8. sin ~sOidbriser
Rann bic @ette um s Watt, binnsr eiusr
Stunbe auf uneeiatteItsm Yferbs nab
@obesbers unb 3urld 3u reiten. Ser
Iei@tfnntse aIte Bnri4e sewann BITE Wstte,
ibsrritt absr sinsn Rnubsu, Der infoIse Der
babel erlittsnen 0srIssunssn farb. Die
Straftammsr bsoadts baber ben alien
Wann nit l Sabr @efdnsniB.-3u Q d.
ren begging bic Warianii&e Sobalitdt am
8. Os3. ibr 250idbrisss SubiIdum. Die
@eisql1aft uurbe auldBli9 Der 8erbee.
runssn bss ~Soiabrtssu Rrissss psranIaBt.
gu 9 obIsns mebren f9 bic Djebs
fable In bsbsnfIid Ct Weiie. Jn Der Na9t
pom Is. gum 10. De3. wurbe In msbrsren
9dufsrn Der &betntrabe einssbro9sn.
Gus einem gisarrsnlaben purbs cine Nns
3abl Wesri9aumiptssn, aus benz 5intsrs
gebdube bsSieIbsn 5auies sin Stad 2st'
men, bauu aus sinsm Spe3srsissi1dft gB.
maarer uub bas @sIb aus Der Tbete
seffoblen, fernsr ffablen bic Spisbubsn
aus einsm Wobessiddfts far 1000 W.
Sammt unb cine Partie @Iaee'5 anb'
fbubs. Cine 4erse, weI@e ben Dieben BET
ibrsr nd9tli@en arbett seIeu@tet bate,
fanb man Der .aobI. 8sts.A aafolse Wor'
gems nod brennenb uor.-Dr Winter bat
Set istuem anfause tn Der @esenb pom
gobIent i@on sIsi@ ein Wenf@snIsben
gum Spfer seforbert. Bel eiaem f9rsdli'
den S@nsefurm u~srtrrte f4 ndmIi@ stn
alter Waun jwii@en WabweiIsr unb Nan,
bern, Barsersrmeiteret Rel, obslet@ bsibe
Orte nur etue babe Stunbe pom chamber
s~ntfernt fnb. Bon Whbisteit lberwdItist
bIieb Der arme Iiesen, unb 70 fanbeu TIN
baIb barauf stnise, auar nod Iebenb, aber
bereits gang s%rffarrt. Die ollie tam su
ip6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
q tern.

Das DarnisbsrIisssn pom 5anbsI unb
gsrtsbr unb bic grebitIO1seett bat tn Bat
ern bat ben Wertb Der anwefen tn baar.
ifrdubenbsr Wstie bsruntersebridt. Ser
@issntbamer zines gut arronOirten anwes
lens NIT l40 Taswert @rinben ueridmabts
ss nod Dor bret Sabren, fur IS 1000 4.
isins 9simatb gu uertaHfen. Dor etIiden
Doden LIT bas sIei9e anpeisn UNI II. 600
Mart auf benz 5wansspsse uerfeiseri
morbsu. Wan fir@tste nod ME 10 febr
bic Rinbisuns Der s~erinsffen 5ppOtbet wis
isbt, neil man tsin @sIb aufsutrsibsn ueiB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
WukIanO.

Wit benz ruifidsn Rsuiabr ftsben ruff
hi9sn gOrrsiponbentsn aufOlse sroBe 8er'
dnserunsen tn @tarsnrei9e beuor. Ser
oberfe Staatsratb wtrb, u~uabbdusis pom
gjaren, aae Srasen snti@eiben, ausse'
NOMINEES iene lber Rrtes unb Srisben. Vie
grdfbent wirb Der @robfirf E5ronfoIssr
einsefett, uuter ben SauptmitsIiebern wer'
ben 2orts,W eIitof, Der Stnanjminifer
unb Der Rriessminifer fetn. Die Gitftu
DoIsorutt wirb uuter BEN TtteI elmer Ger
tostn pon 5oIftein'@ ottsrp sur re9tmdBt'
gen @smabItn bss Saifers srboben lire
&tnber srbaItsn ben slei9en EiteI. Der
Raiier feIbff wtrb ff4 pon ben Staatsse'
f@dften suridsisben unb sur nod fetner
GamtIie lebsn. 4"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
9 q n.

Sn ben UNI eeip.is ~seIesenen O,tidaf:
ten fsen In ben @tmeinbe : 8srtrstungsn
lett Ianssm anseb6rise Der SoeiaI Demo
tratie. am 80 Nouembsr fauben tn benz
benadbarten @oblis, ieilbsr Elm BoQuett
Der Rational 2ibsralen, oie @rsdnsunss
uabIsn gum @smsinoeratbe fat. Sdmmt
Iide Don foeiaI bsmotratii1sr Settle auf
ssfe1en gaubioatsn inb ssudbIt. Ddb
reno DOR benz ausnabmsseiss BEL anen
Wablen has StimmuerbdltniB mar: I ga
tionaI Nbe,aIe, 4 Social:D emstraten, ssbt
isst bic foeial oemofratiide elite slati
burd Tea. 400 Stimmen seSeri etwa $50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

Ser gsfup III nod tbdtis, aber BITE 2a'
uatunssn, BITE bel Ra4t rStblt@ sIdbenb
bis mad NeopsI bin leu@tsn, erI6i&eu
msbr unb msbr. Die Seilbabu, bic nm
anbsrtbaIb Wia. 9ire psrR&ert ii, gilt fiji
isst poafommsn seborsen sesen rsue aus'
BRIDE, benn ss bat fi9 Dor ibrsr obereu
Station In GINGER gutfernuns eiH zoo
Wetsr LANCER S9usual aus erfarrenbs,
2apa uorseIest, wsI&er bic ausssworfensn,
pom 9;pfeI berabroaenben Steine aufbdlt.
Die SeiIbabn 1T sessnudrtis isbr frsquen'
tirt, bonn man tonmt ben Ausbru1sffeI'
len bss 8uIeans isbr nabe unb fdbrt eiu
Siid melt iOsar nsben eiuem neuen eapa'
suhe Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

Or. pieres's Golden Medical Dissolve
ry@ (@olbeus mesiJtnii@e G~utbeduns) ti
tsin SsiImitteI fur ale S@dbsu; alstn
ss tuIirt BiIioRtdt ober 2sber6ei@werbsu
unb ale arten Rranfbeit bes BIutes unb
Der 5aut, aussenommen 3rebs, ben 60
nt9t turirt. pierce's CHARACTERIZATION
ifno tn allen apotbsten unsntssItIi@ 81
haben. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
Rtnaetota.

SdmmtIt9s gifsnbabaen bss
Staatss baben bur9 ben Issten S6nss'
farm bebsutsnbsn S9aben erlittsn. Der
Wittasssus Der Wilmautee SluBIinie traf
um bsinabe 2 Stunben usripdtet eth, nab.
renb bic vsIuaufss Babn auf Der Soma
9inie feline S~todansen srfubr, Der gsrtsbr
wsftIi@ son 9Isneos auf Der Settings unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

S4los 9anau NIT 3ubsb6r erbdIt eanb.
graf grnf uon 5eHen, bas 2uifi9los Al
Sd6nfelb BET RaHsI Yrin, RarI, ben
Bellevue auilon su 2aFel 9antsraf
Wsris unb bas SdIos ,u Rotsnburs Bring
Bilbelm - Der @ei~sIenusrsin gu 6 m 9
entwidelt f9 fo~rtudbrenb. Der eIbe bat
$500 Wart 8aarusrm6sen nnb beabf5'
tist ben Bau zines 8eeinsbauiss.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-02-15
Hstray Moice.

1 have taken up on Jackass Creek. three
miles from Horseshoe Bend, a saddle
horse, about I2 years old, branded with a
circle on left shoulder, and NJ above said
circle. The owner will please come for
ward and prove property, pay charges and
take the animal away.
Aug. ID, 1880. DARBY DOYLE
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

j. G. Hueston, London Agent of the
of the New York Associated Press, had
narrow escape from drowning recently
in what proved to be q successful effort
at saving human life. While at Ems, on
his vacation, and walking with hisdaugh-
ter across bridge over the river Lain,
he saw drowning woman in the stream.
The by ISLANDERS stood listlessly upon the
bank, making no attempt at her rescue.
As he saw her 90 under, Mr.. Fl. Hues-
ton plunged into the water without di-
vesting himself of any part of his cloth
ing, and finally reached the shore in
safety with his now unconscious burden,
after severe struggle, in which for
time it was very doubtful whether he
could save his own life, as the crowd on
the river bank did not even extend a
cane to assist him,
The Ems Lain Bote, Of June the 10th,
notes the incident, with compliment
to the hero of the adventure, who was
evidently too modest to give his name.
The rescued lady proved to be patient
in n neighboring hospital, from which
she had wandered in delirium.
We take pleasure it stating that Mr..
Hueston is native of Baton Rouge,
where his highly esteemed mother still
resides. 1t will therefore afford I'M.
feigned satisfaction to our citizens to
hear of his gallant conduct.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

A LIGHTNING MAIL TRAN.-Majol
Spelman, General Ticket Agent of the
n. 0. Pacific, informed us that the com.
pany intended to run lightning train,
carrying through mails to Donaldson.
vile, Bayou Goula, Plaquemine and this
city, which would leave New Orleans at
r. Nj, each day enabling passengers
departing at that hour to arrive at bed.
time here, and also, to deliver letters
written at o'clock, P. NJ, in New Or.
leans by 9 o'clock at Baton Rouge, and
earlier at the other points. This OF
course depends on the Postmaster Gen
eral, who, it is hoped, will see the ne
cessity of giving business men and the
public generally, such a great accom-
mediation.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04
The Concert.

The Committee of Arrangements of
the Army of Tennessee, have telegraph
ed that by consent Of the philosophical
and charitably inclined artists, the con
cert for the benefit of the Tomb Fund
and Monument of the Army of Tennes-
see, will be given in the shady court
yard Of the University, where the
throng which will surely be in atten-
dance, can he comfortably seated and
entertained.
Let there be a grand rally of the
friends of the Army of Tennessee, The
concert will begin precisely at ar. NJ.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

Captains McGrath and Lamou, repre-
senting the Committee of Arrangements
OF the Army of Tennessee, are stirring
around, looking to every detail that
will increase the Grand success which is
sure to be the result of the excursion
and concert of Sunday next, the tickets
for which are selling rapidly The con-
cert being given in the spacious Uni
versity parade ground any number of
people can be comfortably seated and
located
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

COLORED EXCuRslONISTS.- On last
Sunday, the Steamer Ashland, brought
up from New Orleans, party of three
or four hundred colored excursionists
who with the Rev. Bryant, had come
expecting to find camp meeting at the
garrison-grounds, which, owing to cir
cumstances, has been postponed til
September. The excursionists paraded
our streets with brass band and spent
the evening in dancing aboard their
boat. They left about daylight on Mon
day. They behaved i'll very orderly
manner throughout not single breach
of the peace being reported.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

One eff the greatest institutions of
Milwaukee Is its capacity for Sunday en-
joymente, and it is no iigure of speeck to
say that thousands of the toiling masses
look forward to Sunday as the one day
of all the week that is for them There
are places, in the city and out of it,
where all the varied tastes can be suited
and the different classes can seek the
resort that best suits their own peculiar
fancy without in any manner intruding
upon the secluson of others. Instead
of one or two resorts only y, as is the case
in New York-where those who do not
care to wander among the costly statuary
and elegant grounds of Central park are
at liberty to take in the beer gardens Of
Observation-Disclosures has almost as
many little parks and groves as there
are people to go to them, and the lovers
of one kind of been need never come
in contact with the admirers of any other
kind, Thus the general harmony is
preserved, and not cloud obscure the
pleasure of the occasion. --Pecks sm.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents Malaria

The Ball given on last Friday night
to the Terpsichorean Society of Don
jacksonville, at Pixies Hall, was very
well attended and proved quite sue
cess, dancing being kept up to wee sma'
hours. We hope to see the young folks
of the coast towns, who now have con
venient railway transportation, meet
often under such auspices.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04
RECEPTION OF THE ARMY OF
TENNESSEE.
ny the Confederate Veterans. Sun
day. August 9TH. 1851.
PROGRAMME.

1. Meeting of the Confederate Vete.
ran Association at Pixies Row, at II
o'clock A. NJ,
9. 1880 o'clock A. M--Departure Of
Committee of Veterans to receive the
Army of Tennessee at the Railroad
depot.
3. 1890 P. M-Reception Of the Army
of Tennessee by the Confederate Vete.
ran Association with artillery salutes,
ETC., at the landing.
4. tp. M--March to the headquarters
Of the Army Of Tennessee, at the Uni
versity building.
Members of the Press are invited to
fall in with the Veteran Association.
By ORDER or COMMITTEE.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

How TO RECEIVE THE EXCURSION.
IsTs.-Maior Spelman, the general tick.
ct agent of the railroad told us, on last
Monday, that the number of excursion
lists coming here, on Sunday next, from
New Orleans, depended altogether on
the number of cars he could furnish.
He thinks that he can accommodate
two thousand which will not cover
those who desire to come. He was com
PEELED to decline giving accommoda-
ton on the tram to the people of the
coast. Add to this those who will come
from Bayou Sara, Clinton, Crosse Tete,
West Baton Rouge and the neighb0r-
hood, it is fair to presume that we will
have the town full of people. 1t has
been wisely suggested that our people
should have cool water at their houses
for the thirsty who may have some
trouble in being accommodated at the
public places. The restaurants board
ing houses, etc., should be prepared to
feed the throng at moderate rates. 1t
wouldn't hurt either if the saloons
would prepare small lunches for our
visitors.
Let our citizens do their best to make
the excursionists comfortable.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

GIVE US REST, PLEASE, stRs!-
ftCitizen" has been reinforced BY two
correspondents, one of whom styles him.
self Catholic and the other Neutral
Weregret very much that we have al
ready given more space to the subject
which brings them to the front than we
can conveniently spare just now else
we would have tlken great pleasure in
discussing the "Grand Dissertation"
with them. We refer the parties con-
eerned to the correspondence signed
"Plebs' and our editorial ON the
"Grand Dissertation" which contains
pretty much all that remained unsaid
on this subject. Give us rest now,
till next Monday, please sirs
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

The indications point to the re-nomi-
nation of Gov, Stone, by the Demo-
cratic Convention now sitting at Jack
son, Miss. In that event most of the
present State officers will also be re-
nominated. Gen, Ethel Barksdale is
the prominent opponent Of Coy. Stone.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

CooPERAGE-We take pleasure in
calling attention to the advertisement
of Mr.. Albert Kleinert, who is conduct
ing an extensive cooperage business in
our city. He is prepared to supply
an almost unlimited demand, at quota
tions which cannot be made lower by
his competitors. Mr.. Kleinert is a lib
eral and straightforward business man,
who deserves the support Of the public
generally.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

DR.. NJ. j. Lehman, Vice Grand Chan
cellor of the State, order X. 0fP., is in
the city, on shsrt visit to his brethren
and friends.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

Capital Lodge X. of p, met last even
ing and decided to hold it's regular week
ly meetings on Saturdays at II Pm.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04
MAYORS OrFICE, Cry OF BLroN RouGF,
~ tom

Tuesday, August . is5l. )
Regular meeting of City Council.
Presentation. l.. Jastremski, Mayor ;
and Messrs. Duggan and Lange--Coun-
cilmen.
There being no quorum the meeting
was adjourned until Tuesday next, 9th
inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
LEON JASTREMSKl, Mayor.
GEO. HENDERSON, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

The public debt was decreased over
ten million dollars during July,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic assists Digestion

Tickets for the concert are for sale ct
the principal stores.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic Regulates the
Bowels.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

Tickets for the Concert are for sale al
the principal stores,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

What's the matter with the n. o.
City Item We've missed il for several
days. Will not the manager oblige US
by interviewing the devil that makes
mn the mails,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04
Sugar! Sugar!

Apple Butter.
it cans, extra quality, at Family Grocery o
June 81. JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures Dyspepsia
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

FRESH FisH,-Captain Philip Burg
obligingly sends us the list of prisoners
received at the Louisiana Penitentiary
on Aug. Sd, 1881 Smith Edwards,
white, manslaughter, two years. Julia
Brosset, white woman, manslaughter,
one boar. Clay Holly, colored, mali
ciously killing a hog, one year Isaac
Buard, colored, killing hog with inteu-
to steal, one year. All from Natchito.
Ches.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

The Confederate Veterans will meet
tonight at Z O'Clock, at Judge Ways Of
fee, Pixies Row, for the transaction OF
important business. Applications for
membership will be acted upon. A full
attendance Is requested.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

Ho FOR THE Concert Arrange
ments have been made whereby the
people of Clinton, Bayou Sara, Port
Hudson, Pointe Coupee and West Bat
on Rouge landings will obtain cheap
transportation to this city on Sunday
next, on the Cannon coming down. and
returning in the evening, on the Steam
er Laura Lee. We expect to see large
crowd on these boats.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04

We had the pleasure of receiving a
call from J. w. Jones, Esq, of Shreve-
port, with whom we spent q moment in
agreeable conversation. Mr.. Jones is
on n short visit here. He proposes on
Saturday to visit Musson Station.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-08-06
will continue their work until England
shall do Justice to Ireland.



The English authorities are making
thorough investigation of the cir
cumstances attending the recent ship
ment of internal machines from Ame-
RIGA to Liverpool. The customs officers
at Cork have been directed to use great
caution in admitting goods of SUSPECT
GUS character. Leading fenians repro
bate the use of such instruments in their
controversy with England. The Cardi-
nal Archbishop of Toledo, Spain, has
issued pastoral letter violently attack
ing the Italian people and government.
Another plot against the life of the
car has been discovered, and number
of persons have been arrested.
1t is said that representations have
been made to Minister Lowell relative
to the internal machines shipped to
England Ameer of Afghanistan
has been disastrously defeated by
Ayoob Khan.-In the official correspon-
dence between England and France
relative to Tripoli, France especially
disclaimed designs on the latter city,
There was great alarm in Tunis, owing
to the approach of the Arabs, and French
troops made a reconnaissance. At last
accounts the Arabs had retired, and
the panic was subsiding.
The land bill passed the House OF
Commons by vote of 220 to IA. The
majority of the conservatives and some
of the Parnellites declined to VOTE.
The Berlin correspondent of the London
Times learns that Carl Schurz will suc-
coed Mr.. While as minister to Germany.
The Bey of Tunis is vainly endeavor-
ing to raise troops to repel the insur-
gents. Negotiations between the Royal
Commission and the Beers are again in
prog ss.-Persecution of the Jews in
West Prussia continues.
1t is believed that Midhat Pasha and
several others, sent into exile for al
legged completely in the murder of
Abdul Aziz, will soon be pardoned.
Charles Bradlaugh will be arrested
if he resists the authority of the SER
geant-at-arms of the House of Com
mons.
The French authorities have discoy-
cred monster conspiracy against them
in A!giers.
The chief of police of Rome has BEEN
removed on account of the disorders
tending the removal of the remains of
the late Pope Plus TX.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-08-06
VIRGINIA ITEMS.

The estate of the late Col. Robert B.
Boiling. of Petersburg, is valued ht
about half million of dollars. His
will provides for the sale of all his
property for equal division among his
children.
A movement is on foot to organize
a regiment of the military volunteer
companies of Suffolk, Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Petersburg, Williamsburg and
Hampton, with view to taking part
in the parade at the Yorktown Cen
tennial.
The Richmond and Allegheny rail
road company have purchased lots OF
ground adjoining their dock at Rich
mond, having total front of eighteen
hundred feet, on which they will erect
grain elevator and commodious
freight sheds.
Ex-Governor William Smith better
known as extra Billy"-was a promi.
nent figure at the unwilling of the Cul,
pepper monument to the confederate
dead. Though over eighty years of age,
he is said to have looked as bright and
sprv as q man of fifty.
Major John W. Johnson resigned his
position as resident counsel for the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad, and
has been appointed ce-president and
general superintendent of the Richmond
aud Danville Extension Company. Gen
I. M. Logan being president.
Montpelier, the formen home and
burial place of President Madison, was
sold at auction for 500, 900 to Col. J. Il
Darlington, Of the Exchange Hotel,
Richmond.
The Shenandoah road, which is now
in operation from Hagerstown, Md, to
Waynesboro', Va, is being extended
very rapidly from the latter point to
Big Lick, on the Norfolk and Western
road, near Salem. Between Waynes
boro' and Big Lick, distance of less
than q hundred miles, there are now
employed according to reliable re-
ports-5, 5000 hands in grading and lay.
ing track.
Rev. John Jasper, whose proposition
that ode sun do move gave him noto-
riety few years ago, now has such q
large congregation that his church is
much too SMALL
A large mass meeting of the taxpayers
of Danville adopted resolution favor
ing the purchase by the city GOV eminent
of the water-power of Dan river at this
place. 1t is proposed to improve the
property so as to secure at least LOCO
horsepower, and to lease it in parcels
on liberal terms, with view of making
Danville manufacturing city.