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Daily Republican., 1881-07-13
The Murderer Of Young Bi ide
Roasted Alive.

Details of horrible crime and the
awful punishment Of the parpetrator
cone from Newman, forty miles south
of Atlanta. Ga, on the Montgomery
and West Point railroad. On June y,
Mr.. Mitchell found the the dead body
Of lis wife, u young and lovely bride OF
three months, on the roadside between
his home and that of IL neighbor Her
throat was cut from ear to etr ana
there was evidence that II terrible out
rage had also been committed. For tit-
ty yards the ground was disturbed,
showing the valiant struggle ofthe un-
fortunate woman, against her murderer.
In addition to other bruises on her body
she was bitten in many places, the i'm
press Of the teeth disclosing the clew
that one of them was absent. This led
the cew suspicion to one Wal arop, who
was known to be minus tooth, and
who had also been seen in the vincity of
the murder shortly before the deed was
committed. Bloolhounds were taken
to the spAt where the tragedy was en-
acted and put on the track OF the muir
derer, who was traced to Hogansvile
and captured. When taken his clothes
wa, bespattrred with blood. Walhrop
acknowledged the killing but denied
the outrage.
The news Of the capture and con me
mnnt Of the murderer, who was taken
to Franklin, Ga, spread rapidly and al
iacrnt ronutles and on Monday night,
the 4th, 100 undisguis"d men, well arm
ed, entered the town, determined, aS
they salt, 10 have the prisoner or de-
stroy the jail. The jailor yielded the
KEYS, when Waldrop was secured and
returned to the spot where the shock
ing deed was committed, which pace
was reached on Sunday, when Waldrop
was tied to stake and roasted alive
Daily Republican., 1881-07-13
w. v. Perry Heard From.

A postal card to gentleman in this
city shows hat w. V. Perry that has
done so much for suffering humanity by
the invention ofm practical patent car
coupler that will save thousands OF
lives if adopted by all the railroads is
at New London, Connecticut, introduc-
ing his patent. The following railroads
are making tests of the coupler with
very gratifying success, and it is believ'
ed they will all adopt w. V. Perry's
Patent Car Coupler: New London and
Northern Railroad; NV York, New
Haven and Hartford; Stcningion and
pr,vidence Troy and Boston New
York Central and the Erie. 1t is believ
"a, that the use of Perry's coupler must
become general.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-13
THEGARFIELD FUND:
MIR. Cyrus W. Field Makes a State
NeAi for the Public.

NEW YORK, July ll.-Mr. Cyrus W..
Field WHO has been very active ln con =
nertiun with the fuha proposed to be
raised for the Presidents family, to-day
said: "It seems as if some of the Lews-
papers were purposely misleading the
public il, regard to the Garfield tund,
aud | desire to make a statement in
connection with this matter. The mon
ey being raised is for Mrs. Garfield and
her children. II is to be invested i'll
Government bonds, aud the interest
will be for her benefit during life
When she dies the capital will be divid
ed between the Surviving children of
James A Garfield, Every subscriber
understands these conditions. Now,
as to the propriety Of this project. is an
opportunity to give practical express
ion in substantial way to the Mtnra-
ton, affection and esteem which we all
feel for the Presidents heroic Vife,
Should Mr. Garfield recover it will be Il
source of perpetual happiness to him to
know that ut IL time when he could but
commit his family to the care of Provi-
dence his fellow-citizens assumed the
loving duty of providing for them; and,
should he die-which God tOrbd-it
may assuage the pain ofparting with his
dear ones to feel that at least they will
be secured against the vicissitudes OF
fortune. 1t is urged by some men of
small minds and petty feelings that I'M
tl the result of the Presidents injuries
can be foretold with certainty it would
be premature to make the offering and
an effort has been made to impugn the
motive of those active in the measure
by ascribing desire tc' win favors with
the President, but those. who say this
do not believe it; more, they know that
there is no foundation for the insinua-
tion. The fund will be a free-will Of
tering from the American people, sane
titled by the grief and tears and the pr "
ers of nation; and the pennies Of the
poor will be rs precious contri-
button in the sight of the recipient
as the check Of any millionaire.
1t is Us the gift of the people only
that Mrs. Garfield can and would ac-
cept it, as the symbol Of the love OF a
nation which esteems patriotism above
every consideration Of money or in
huence. This is not matter among
milionaires. Every person III the
country can give expression to the pre-
vailing sentiment by helping to swell
the list of subscribers. There can be no
contribution so small as not to be vel
come, if only love and sympathy come
,Iitn il. ~
Daily Republican., 1881-07-13
ESOR PHILADELPHIA.
Manklnd's FayOrite pills,

Ut. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (surar
ooateu) ) move the bowels easy by actiug di.
snsc,ly n on ne liver, restore the lost energies
w promoting the healthy action Of the liver !;
~ ~ aulhg ON. this, headache, neuralgia, pains In
;nSto taG l.gnt or left sido or through the limbs,
Indigestion, costiveness sick Stomach, weak
PACK, dizziness, bad feelings through the
pouy, acoiny lilabs, hillousness, general
s,,aa' moAkhess = other bodily lnfrlnitics are
sursl. su Iney positively operate without
Hplns, schen:ng, weakening or leaving the
bowels @ ~, costt'e. A splendid, easy, pursativc
sno tNet cure. 70 cents and 81 . box Main
,,epot, Am ald kins a,rtM Phii.detpf,, coz
NN'NNttN' Nnlt hY fo.Irt III
Daily Republican., 1881-07-13
Reueath the NherisY's Hammer.

The following real estate was disposed
of at public sale, at the Court House
Yesterday afternoon, by Sheriff Clark:
The property of the late Martin Seals, a
lot an frame house, on Logan street, to
CITY Loan Association, for S16O; tho
property of the late o. H. p. Dashiell,
a lot and brick house, on Seventh street,
between Pine and Spruce streets, sub
iect TO encumbrances, to Ann 9. Rider,
for 81 ,575; the property OF Michael and
Fredericka Trobbold, lot and brick
house, on Windsor street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets, subject to ei-
cumbrances, to City Loan Association,
for $50; the farm of the late Noses Low
ther, in Christiana hundred, subject to
encumbrances, to Victor DUPONT, Esq,
for $4,000. Stidham Il Son were the
auctioners.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-13
LETTER FROM PHILADELPHIA
The Excitement Caused by the At.
tempted Assassination Of the
Pres1dent-MayOr King ana the
e~

The Excitement Caused by the At
tempted AssassinatiOn Of the
Pres1dent-MayOr King ana the
Fourth OfJuly.
Special Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN
PHILADELPHIA, July 18th, 1881.
No event, since the assassination OF
Lincoln, has so shocked the American
people as the attempt to take the life Of
our beloved President. and nothing has
ever caused such wide SPREAD sympa.
thy. Business was almost at q stand
still. The excitement here was intense.
Some places it was almost impossible to
pass along the streets. The bulletins
were eagerly read and the sirging
crowds pressed to and fro, waiting rest
,esSly for the next news from. the Capi
tol. Each day was day of suspense.
When your correspondent walked
down Chestnut street, on Saturday
evening, following the assassination il
was with heavy heart he read the S.3C
bulletin, which read us follows: "Ht
is again sinking and there is little, il
any, hope" We fully expected that
the next news would be bis death, but
we are truly glad to be able to say with
one OF sixteen years ago, God reigns
and the Government at Washington
still lives" Over one week has passed
since the shooting, and in all probabil.
ity the danger is most over and in ouI
humble heart we feel like We would
love to grasp the hand of the hero who
has struggled heroically for life against
the assassins bullet. We believe he
will recover. The shooting we look
upon aS the act of q mailman, ami dis
appointed office seeker. There are many
like Guiteau who expect to make for
tune from the "spoils of Office" IS there
not enough loyal men in this country
who would gladly govern it's affairs a:
it is done in England" None of the
members of Parliament get any pay,
only the Prime Minister who gets but
s., 900 per year. This would practical
~ put an end to Office seeking and de
stroy political clamoring for its spoils,
Belt said to the credit of both Demo
Gratis and Republicans they have all
,ympathized with the President and
but few unteeling remarks have been
heard.
The 4th passed off very quietly here.
Mayor King almost entirely stopped
the use of fire arms and crackers. Pos.
sib.y over one hundred thousand peo.
pie visited Fairmount Park on t tlat day.
Many witnessed the balloon ascension.
On and after next Thursday five cent
fares will be established on the Lom-
bard and South Street Railway. This
road is soon to be continued over South
street bridge and connect with the West
End Road. We look upon this as but Il
beginning of five cent fares, which will
be soon followed by other companies,
The weather here has been very warm
which has sent many people to the sea.
side. CRISS.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-13
improvements Along the Line.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
are prosecuting with vigor the improve
ments long ago inaugurated by the J.
W. a. B. Co., on the line they recently
purchased. AT Norwood new lroi
b.idce will be erected, on the roadway
lust above the station. Between Rid
ley Park and Moore's the enbankmen'
en- either side of the track, is being gra
ded which when covered with sod viii
present q handsome appearance.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-13
AdministratOr's A Sahes

A house on Orange street, north Of
Eleventh, the property Of William H..
Reynolds, deceased, was sold at public
sale, yesterday afternoon, by Stidham
& Son, auctioneers, for the sum of
S275. It was bought in by Samuel Nc
Caulley, agent, to be resold.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-13
An UuwelcOme Visitor.

Complaint is made that a man, who
has Just recovered from smallpox,
leans against lamp.posts and sits up n
the steps in the neighborhood OF
Seventh and Poplar streets. Citizens
residing in that vicinity are very indlg-
nant because the said individual per-
sists in approaching their residences.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-13
PUBLIC SAlES.

DUBLIC SALE
on
FRESH COWS, SPRINGERS, STOCK
STEERS AND BULLS.
will sell at Public Sale, at the hotel Of
Jacob B Hyatt, Newport, Del, on
THURSDAY, JULY II, 1851,
at o'clock, y. H.,
Forty / cad OF cattle, inclulirg some f,-TN
very fine fresh cows and springers, H1
stock bulls. heifers and feeders.
credit Of ninety d..ys viii be given on all
suEis over thirty dollars or six per cent. inter.
est will To be deducted of Tor cash.
No p0stponement on account Of wenther:
JAMES SAWDUN, Jp.
l.. W. STIDHAM, y Son. Aucts. iy5
Daily Republican., 1881-07-13
WILMINGTON AND
BAI.TlM ORE RAILROAD.

MAY le, 1881.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate sta
tons, 100, $40, 9lo, 1870, a. m 23o, 100, 100,
Philadelphia Express, $50, 900, s.b5,
q. M, 1215. 9.55 p. IN.
Phlludclphia and New York 2.o5, 2.25 $50.
100, 955, ll.53 a. u., lZ.43 203, 5.52, e.3s p N,
Baltimore and intermediate stations, S.5'
o. ", 4.45 p. IN.
Perryvlle and intermediate stations, SIS
y. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, $50 y: m.
Baltimore and Washington. l2.5l, 2l2, 4o2,
7.55. 838 a. m., 1856. l.04, $50, lo.hl p. III.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle 800, 9.S5a. m, LOS, 800, $40 p M.
Harrington and intermediate Stations, 9.3o
a. M, LOG. 625 5p. III.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, o.S5 ..
m, l.06p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations
8. 10 q, ln,, 300, 100, 1000 p. IN.
Philadclphla and New York, 2.o5, 2.25 q. m.
5.52, 8.38 p. m. M,
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2l2, A.o2'
7.6b a. m; lO.5l p. III.
For further information passengers are re-
erred to the time tables posted at the depot.
H.. F. X ENNEY, Supt.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-13
NBAE AND WOOD.
FORSET PILE SALVE.
A NEVER FAILING REMEDY

Those persons afflicted with either inward
or outward piles, Will hnh immediate re
Iipf ani A per,nanent cure b, using this
salye, which has a-cn used for years in pri
yate practice. Among The numerous cures
It has made, we refer 20 the following citizens
Of this city ond vicinity John Reynolds
proprietor of the Malta House Capt. John
haycock of tug boat Falcon James Leach,
Esq., Mt. Cuba: John Reilly, Front and
Poplar streets James +. Jones Eighth and
Madison streets: VIM. Anthony, No. 4 West
Third street; John Monahan, Edge Moor
Iron Works.
The only place in Dels ware where this salve
is for sale is at Mrs. A. J. Maxwell's, +o5 West
Ta.rd street. and Mrs. T.. A Jemison, Az
West Second street, Wilmington, Del.
je25-lm
Daily Republican., 1881-07-13
BOARDING.
LOST.
REV AR ID.

or REWARD.-THE ABOVE RE-
sDlC ward will be paid for the arrest
and conviction OF the person or persons who
shot and killed my horse on Saturday night
lyl3t2t EDWARD GREEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01

Sn 8 NJ a 3 a III bic 0icsnsfrase snbs
lid babin erIebist worben, baB pom nod
fen /. Sanuar an $1,000 fur cine S5ant'
Iicen, su sabIsn fnb. gstanrtlid bate
Der Stabtratb LANCE sea6sert, benz neusn
S~taatsseiese. weIdss cine 10 bobe 9icens
uori@retbt, 6oIse su ~Ieiiten, absr na9osm
bic @eridte bic Son fitutiondIitdt bss @e'
ieses feffsefeat batten, fonnte Elm weiteres
Sperren nidts beIfen. @isentIi4 bat Der
Stabtratb ni9t einmal bas Redt. bic Muss
fibruns bes SIocumb. @eistss 70 infam
es aud fem mag, bis snm l.. Sanuar au
peridieben unb bdnst es pom benz 9utsn
Wiqen Der G%empsrensleute ab. Oh ie bic
Wirtbe bis babin unseidorea IaIen molten
obsr nidt. Dor RurSsm batten f9 BIZ
TempsrsnBlisa unb Der Wirtbsusrein uer'
ifdnbis ssbabt, baB grfere bic gum l.. Sa'
nuar teine 6lasen wesen wiberre4tli4en
@ei@dftStrieb (obne bic pom Staat uorse'
f9riebene bobe Gore be3ablt gu baben) e.
beben molIe. mofern bic Wirtbe R9 30,
ffrense SeiIisbaItuus bes Sonntass per-
pfi9ten. Der Wirtbspsrsin tonnte ga,
ui&ts BsKsres tbun, als bisis Bsbinsuns
ein9eben, e8 fanben f4 aber baIb eini9,
S~@musinfen unter ibnen, wel4e ben Sin
tsrtbarentrid anfinsen unb anbere S4us'
futeu, weI&e bic Anseber fpieItsm, 70 bal
bie Teuperen3lisa ben Wahenittuitani
auftlnbigte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
6rantret6.

Die sleetrii9e a~usfsIuns In garis mar
in ieSer Se,isbuns stwas gan, Rsues unb
ssi1uste lib aud bur1 si~sent5imlide cleo.
tribe" Infiqe aus 60 1. y bitts iit
Jemanb, um cine Wdidtne ssnauer III Be
f6tisen. Oabsi Tam isine eolosne Rstte
nit Spsi 0sttor dbtsn in gsribruus. no:
our5 Der eIect,iids Rrsts ssiSIpHsn murbe.
Die Sette wurbe gIibsub unb lisdte bic
Wsne, uuf psldsr he lag, in Branb. Gin
anoeres Ufal madte Elm Wann In iesr I'm,
%aneenebmer Wsiie bic Betanniihaft mil
elmer bpuamo:sl.ct,iidsn Wai6,ne. Der
gsIiorabt mar sum GbeiI ridt ~ifolirt unb
lag auf Der gIbe. Di1t usbsn isnem ftan6
Der Wann unb faBts mt Der 6auo ben
6ub elmer 9dmps on. psl9e nit isnsm
Orabt In Ye,binbuns itanb. fir bic iurss
@atfsrnuns bss SuBts pom Der 6ette NOR
Der grbboben bas uetbinbsnbs RitteIsIieo.
Scwie CT bic eampe aassfast bate, mar
alio Der eIettrii4e Rrsis ssitIOfsn. rlub
u i6te bic elsttriide Graft ibren pollen
gtnfuR auf isinen RSFpsr aus; er mai
uolltdnois wiqsn!os urb isbe Wustel i'm
SO per mar ssldbmt; elm sinBigsr i6rst
tsnsrressnber aufl4ret ia9te bic arbsits,
IN 5latt. Ol iprans elm Srsunb lbm su
9dlfs unb bob Jpn pom Sobsn auf. @d5
Isno 10 bic 9srbinouns aufssbobsu uuroe.
lib man lause 5untsn an fsin.u 5Inssr
ipibsn. Der Wann mar bstdubt unb tam
etlt nod Idussrer 3eit wisbsr su iid ; er bot
lettosm EN- Serbsferuna on Der 2amps
srtarbsn, uel5e eiusn dbaII9en uafau uE
m6glih madt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
4 u 8 g n D.
Beutf6Iano.
Rorbbe b.

aud am linteu l1fsr Der gIbe, in benz
Samburs ssseuiber Iiessnben EbsiIe
5annopsrs, berridt bas YetroIsumfieber
unb paren 9dnbersisn su 8obrueriudsn
ansefauft. Wan bssubIte fur Wieien 1000
Dr., fur Iderlanb 800 M. unb fir Saibs
1000 W. per Worssn. -gou ME sroser
Beoeutuns bic WaIb' unb 6etbeIbeeren fur
mande @ssenben DsutI5lanbs fab. be
weif elm Beridt aus usIar I'm col
III 9 e. benz aufoIse aIsiu pon bort Sc, OO7
6ilo3ramm 5sioeIbeeren uerlanbt finb. SO
!dbt f3 barna5 elm S9IuB auf bic WaFe
Der tn Der sanSen PrOuins our gsrisnbuus
tommenben 8eeren bisbsn. DAP Der gr,
los aus bieien Sri6tsn bur9aus Der drme
rem 8oltstlaGe aufommt, srbSbt bic Bs
beutuns Der B%eerensrnte, 9lu9 bic ebba
rem YiIse fns In bisfem Sabre bsionbers
ret@Ii& sewa@ien -Nuf Der 5sde Dam.
burg" bet Mrmen iant btsier Gage, wdb,
reno Der Irbett, Der S1Ispper 1impen in
einsn tiefen S4laf, aus benz ibu su erpet.
ten, tros ansewanotsr i4mG3baftsr Wittsl,
ielbit ben berbeiserufsnsn 9ler,ten MIDI
selans. Grit nab SO Stunbeu bSrte bic,
Ter msrtpirbise 3uifanb aut Der bsi BEN
Batienteu feline g~,inneruns, nur elm bum:
pies S4merssefhbI surifssIafsn bat
Cine unerwartete @rbi@aft bat Elm Bel be,
Glensburser StraBsnbabn anssieG'
ter 8uti9er Numsns Srisbri9 Yeterier
sema@t. DieieIbe iol ca. 200, 900 M
betrasen, bod bat Der slddliGe grbe biei
Summe nit swei @ef9uifsrn ,u tbeiIen
bic inbsB Idnsft mad amerita a~ussepanber
itnb uno ustidolsn fem iolsn.-@ra Dor
Werwelt bat bic seri4tIi9 feiIs.botene BE
fsnns Warienburs Der S9wsiie,n II 8
5r. Bu 9 oeSfeIO; wsIds ssbn 5ettare,
umfabt, UNI 100 Wart sstauft, ba I'D
ionf tein Rauflrissr sinssftsat bate
Der 5err @raf, elm s,oBsr @obltbdter be,
S4wefern II. Z. Sr bat au9 bsren Rlo
itersebduoe in Der Staot S6sIelo eruorbsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
RtuuNota.

Nem 1Im ebsbt f9 mieter aus ben
S&xtt, inbem cine SluSabl iG6nsr Sduisr
wie bic ,Boff" mittbsiIt, an Der Stsue be,
jerf6rtsu ~erfianbsn fnb.
I'm ~. October trat bic 2esisIatu,
bss Staates In auBerorbsntIi&er Sisune
Suiammen. Der @oupsrneur ffeuts ber'
telbsn cine Bott@aft In Betrsff Der Staats'
t&ulb su. gr fabrt BARN aus, bab Del
BEN 6eraunaben Der Gdqistsit Der alien
Bombs. bereu BesabIuns cine gbrenfa&s
tar ben Staat Jet, eth Bef4luB dber bic
&nnabnte bes uou ben @ldubisern angelo
tenen 8erslei&s auf 3abIuns non fanf3is
Brojent bes Nennwsrtbes 8efaBt per6en
mnfe, jumal ni&t 3u srparten fei, baB ein
1bnIi&es slnffises Nnsrbisten ruieber ses
ma&t werben wdrbe, unb empHebIt Sic
Bieberber lung bes @eissss pom uoriaen
Binter, tn peI&em gbambelain's Wors
f&Iaa angenommen wirb. Wsuu Der Der.
aiei& ni&t anssnommen wsrbe, isi Der
Staat sem6tbist, bic S&uIb entpsbsr pou
~ beaabIen ober Re gang gu uerwsrFsn.
Die Botf&aft i@Iiebt nit ben @ortsn :
Sd bite Sic brinseSb, einen einfa&en
Nft Der @ere9tigteit ju uolIjisben, Der fur
INNER has umssbenbe @eipsnf Der @tpu'
aur Hube brin8t unb unfer lunsss
S~taatswelen unpiberrufi& In bic Heiben
Der e~brsnbaftsn Staaten feQt."-Wie bic
Mnselessnbsit jet ftsbt, wirb tros ausr
OppoftiOu bic S@uIb bssabIt. AUD De
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
Or bein unb WoeI.

Wdbrenb bic Weins Nusf1ten tn Deutf9.
lamb i'm anfans bss sSommers brilliant
waren, i9mpI,en lie i'm Ausuit uno I'm,
fang hes September burd b65f unaiu,
fise @itteruns fat auf Huu suiammeu
Sn Der ,weiien Sdlfte bss Ssptember uni
i'm anfans bss Ostobsr befsrtsn iie lid
aber nod erbeblIb. Su Der vGoblen,e,
3eituns" pom s. Sttobsr Isisn mir: DIE
ieit unaefdbr att Easen anbaltsnbe bsu.
uno trodene, psnn aud talte 0itferunq
bat nidt uafsblt, auf bic portbeilbafte
Gntwidluns Der Eraubsn iopobI in bie1se,
@emarfans, ais aud In ben bsnadbaiter
&ioesbeim, Remptsu unb Odenbeim feb,
9fnifs s%inBuuirfsu. Die Srau6sn iint
iett faon burd neg rsif unb pom befrieoi,
senber Sie, 10 baB man, rusnn bas gun:
fise Weiter meter aRbdIt. Hd uisl erfrsu
li4eren grwartunsen binssbsn barf, aIs
fold nod anfauss sebest uurbsn. S6ou
Jet ba,f man bsbauptsn, baB in ben be-
naunten easen Der l8slsr ii1 III einem
suteu Wiltslwsiu seftaIten utrb, Der on
@ite unb @ebalt oem ls16:r @sine, ber
f4 10 bsrrli4 entuidst bat, niat uisl mad
fteben biilfts. Ausrbinss finb in zen NET
ter binaus bslsasnsn Ortiaaiten Der beiR
i1sn BfaIs bic Eraubsn NOD meter butid,
uuo bier muB Der Oftobsr nod pisIe it6ne
trodsne Gage b%rinsen, oamit oas Sers
idumte nod m6Jli4it nudsstolt usrbs.
@s mare bies um 10 msbr gu plnidsn, ole
in bisisn @emartunssu has q lantitatiue
@rsebniB f4 10 sinitis seiiuItsu uirb, mie
IS in lanSsn Sabrsn ni4t ms5r Der Sau
war.'-Ole 9ofnuns Der bur9 einsn ga
seli&las i'm Suli 10 idwer ssfddoistsn
@smeinosn Weilersptf, 8ernt8,
6%riesbeim unb Wetterut1, baB
ibnsn bas uuentbebrli9e Rabrunasmittel,
bic 5srbittartoffsI, sIbaltsn bIeiben uerbe,
IN infolse Der unaufb6rIi9su RssensaHs
setduf@t worbeS bic tofibare 5ru9t In
Derborben, IN ben DurBsIn finb nur ga.
fern, feline Rnoaen ~ fnbsn. gs fs5Isn
unsefdbr 1000 Wenidsn aue Rabrunss
miitsl unb aasr Ysrbieuf.-nnIere Grau.
ben, i&rsibt man Don 9inteIbaus auf BEN
5o@waIb BEL 1rier, fiuo TN Wsin.
Der lsslsr tann babsr an Der NolsI nidt
msbr i4ledt wsrben benu mir wobusn
1900 GuB iber benz Dteer unb babsn ben
Rorbwino aus erfsr 9anb.-Dr GOD
walb bel Grier 1T bstunntli@ bas Rartof.
Dies bsudbrt f9 aud In bisism
bsun mir bstommeu he In 6lle
uno 5llie. Der @sntnsr 1T idou, ussbsm
MIR erit TN Gnfans Der Grnte iino, auf 2
Wart s~elunten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
o aiern n.

ueber einsn isItiamsn Sport pirb BEN
sNairnb. @orreip " aus 9ansborf (Rtsber
bapsrn) beri9tet: Wie man 6nberpdrts biz
Wusfelfdrfe burt SinssrbateIn unb Der
sIeidsn Rraftlbunsen e1prrbt, 70 pirb bic,
BITE Ssfistsit bes 9irntatens ssprift. BE
ionbsrs msrtwirbis inb in bieier 6inftt
bic 9sifinnsen zines sepifeu Rronuuer
oeriel5e 1T I'm Stanbe, bic tfdrtfe 2im
me,tbir NIT Ietnem Stdbel burdmifossn
Seim Wirtb &ronidnabeI fieB betielbe bas
Softbor bur9, unb Elm @irtb, Der T9 einf
NIT benz &ronauer msfien poate, e,bieIt ei
men bsrarttaen StoB, baB sr mie pom
Bite sstrofen nod bintsn iibe, iiirste uni
iein 2sbtas baran benton ptrb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01

Der ansbau Der bapslii5sn GsntraIfs
flung SnsoIffabt, bss 5auptpafferpIatcs
BON Cub OF Oeutidlanb unb Siapslplat
Der bapsriiden ted, niidsn WiIitd,inftitute
uofir pom Oeuti@sn Reids IL Wiuionsr
Wfart beriuist woloen fiub, ssbt nun isi
rsm Gnee entsesen unb finb bic Saupt
forts auf benz Iintsu Osnauufsr nun aud
10 sismIi4 fertis. @inise nod ~po,banbsns
9ifsn psrben bur9 Yanssrtblrme ausss:
fdut, wouon i4on tuei uouitdnbis fertit
un> armirt fub; bteie Ebirme babsn,
bs5p. srbaltsn ie 3wei b,ebbars @sidas'
bss i9weriteu RaItbsrs. su bsren 8sbie
nuns, Bspssuns &C. bic 9yoIauIit bsuit,
wir6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
@tSeo0fu.

Mm Na4mittag bes ID. October
~ereisnete f9 In gau Claire elm 5aussin.
iur3. Cine san3e Wanb bss @boppeu
BIod farste Buiammen. Der Sdaben
wirb auf $l5 900 uerani&Iast. adt 8.'
fonen entsinseu nur NIT senuusr Nolb Der
@efabr, ueri&attet Su wsrbsu.
Die Druderei Der rSrse Yrss" bsfanb
19 in benz BIod, unb bic Sdrifttditsn u.
YrsTen fosen gum Tbsil in ben 6Ius, ole
bic Wdnbe ~fanteR. Cine Tempersu mel
beruerfammIuns war seraee I'M Obsrr
Stoduert, alein slidlideru siie ~ionntsn
aae 2eute, bic in benz 5auie waren, ms
6reie tommen, beuor has @ebdubs ems
itartte.
rs@ouperneur Toplor ifsbi
I'M Besriffe elm .graubsrp": R6nis su
werben. Ct befst sroSe Waridsn in Su'
ueau County. auf wsI&eu er 8ronsbsersn
nit sutsm 9tfoIss c%uItiuirt bat. Seine
leste grnte war cine portreiai4e.
2etten Donneriao cling Der
S9onsr r@alsbonia" etwa 25 Wsilen pom
Wilwauies'r 9afeu unter; lsin 9upiidn
bieB SIefon unb nebft ibm uatsu 8 Ratros
len an Boarb.
Die WeIfsBudt ut in WiseonHn
nod cine srsiebise Snbuffrie /; ba Der Staai
unb bic Counties prdmisn bsbobIsn.
gu Renoba berrfGt sroBs aufre.
ornn liner al, ishf nm h,n San osfomme
men S@Ii&e unb Strei9e zines iunssn
Wannes aus ben belfeu Rreiien. Ders
ieIbe, $. W. Tbiers nit Namsn, itanb ole
Sbpotat uub Uertrausnsmann in @slo.
laden bel allen ieinsn Witbirsern in bo'
benz anieben unb unbesren,tem gertrauen.
Sect III CT Bel Ra4t unb NebsI na1 unbe
fanntes &esionen perbuftst unb sr bat
$e5 900 mitssben btiBen. Notsn. 9pvo.
tbeien unb anbere Wertbpapiere, bic .bm
auuertraat waren, bat CT untsr Der 9uuo
AZ @slb 'gema@t.