davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-06-20
SPORTING.

rru,,t event wn, % ti,o I'M, % fcr % wI'ri, ini;s s
blackburn, Unens, tnrole, Monitor, and md
t'Ier'nore started, blackburn being lilo
fnsnrit, with Parole uni uncas sccont1
10 tie SURPRISE Of eyrrybotly, {;1cnnorc wo,,
tic race, nfter II ]Iaut Grh{. with Aonitor
spcnnsl, l'Aralc third. and f,turkburn frnte,,
otF. 1,ockb,,r,,s 11oof snltt badly during tin
laet, tsi1t It II mt Thought he will i>e Hl,lv to
fHi it4alil' tlI1 atlathGro WIS tWn fI!lte3 Hlu
MuuartEF' nthl lug liliie IaSa. tctIll! WOt!
tlle lnI!e dasl' iloitt l,tg Stc'llel,io a!Hl
md n f,'riour. wns Wo, ,v t;"Hsui. "'S SfeTM.
touatt, krupp tim seroti.. E.lrlwrlss wUt
tic tfllce4lnrter l,ilr dttsii In f:lTlS: Swnll-
1,ul,A sCGGit, Dnltthy vUrnN1t flifI4l; anil
ltttDIGf tlk tile lttIE 1ftt Il Gilnr{r tLSIi In
3:l!, beating Clarendon md Er1ln!,ftCinl.
,x y. n o ,sr St,s,,1a lstS tne +, Si!!n ic Ms
a.jff viii, tfnnrnc f,i.iHf u,"ot,,t MI, li.u;,i
Thrill StyGrlnll tonk tho .,:ct pljrSg In ~!
;i}; ,r't r'pFs1sn aifs WV scnnl' E'tWin ;a
liy,,y, jtlr rnt i,mffnfn cir, II, ti,n ..sI ~.
eli,g re,, the time l,ntug :s:,5M, 1:y1, 3:Ylyt.
l}RAuRDist,, Pn., june 1U-ffle fnnrt1i day
of tlle n,g!llnr, summer meeting bud q large
.ui"''es' .r"1i. ''s"a''"' "f"s''o'' 1''e "'eo'u'1
:s::pD class, p,trse $500, divided: Allegheny
80 J ita.s wac fLuM"t M MY "t4ot A'"-
geihhn iHuttH' iscSt k!!.iS, ssSS5TI; >,
1,"i.'.s .,* ss""' ~! ~ i, SnMi ny usai tH!l}
'Dest tiny. a;A11. .,.n 49,,
=, rictSl,h.Mil. nl!ec ?uVs tlFiucu; aloose
e'tes Nshsoe oe~oHNs %O9S tsHao ~*~s[4a
AIl1lETJC.
. tt,,, t,.,,,,,.., .., "a - t.,.. 40,
80. .u..,. ...>... -. w ~ '',. t -.
,,r,In,. ,;ft,r,.,,,,, ri. re.,,,.. ~ .,n ,tr".
HlNNt AkkEliNuUt AAQ lC3ull3 VI AlllEl~
cj1t contests were rs fnllowy: :
100. rAuu uty.
Il " tto+,non,+ " ~ A'''' ~ .e' .-.......- - +.
n Il WiiInIs,s ''3''''''''''''''''''''' ) )
& Gow,nt s''''.'''''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''.
, 1881-06-20
i SHAKING THEM :up'

NEwNuitSloAr, Mass... l1.nu ln-~4At 3ss
this morning ,nany poop!a were a!arlllod At
. Ea,nblllr an4 sAaklng Ut n.l earthauaks,
Wplo shaken aeI,sibly.
, 1881-06-20

1tavtt ttoat1 bnff ,,nfti IL. ft;s ttG.n f1nitt
sliUoua It xns t sat WA ~ funes G at p,s ~,
ilmr. Int Nj, GT mi nr aui kt1 @ "xtr. ~ ''iu u,
n" sn,,c s ~ svnirrc y o,,s ,,;si exaF'. ' ~
shWr,i iii II t tha iii brnio,,.,, % .''a a w
cfatfc noiitcnl l,ncLs ytt, )ni ;net tHctr a"if,,
~, i" theiq unjit,cni inta.,e ~ " H.. III" H..
raust,is. t,'... .... .1.auusG ~. ~ th!A ~
il,enlseycs lTnu tror,hfsa @ XII hr III '"s nn,,.
no1S nassinH ns c,,r,mnrw ot sm smn,i 'i.count
his rast nensIon t,,m. ~. .ttS,ssttf,S,i IL
iishonm,t pNni1ttn,,,n ,n"u M n 1,,.t .!ie
omd thS itahnmust H., 'se w., ~. t,,f n.ea5.
tIletr Gniozinv mi % Hnrrnttisg IL iii tI1o in,.eat
mani. ~ titatr at ~ ~, .,',:,,
n,Ieis ngninst NJ H. en,I ;fon ~ n ;nt,
mia ri,,r Viz i,nsn III +.s II s,.nS @ H.;
NJ mir Sts1.. bv f1tistnv i'm s.rv egoimst ihe,,
rtiier II d,"ir @ els n ~ hns ra,'. @
So,,," .t,rco or f,,r ,oo 20 oft.r ,,,a r.,,,,ur
tuw ,.nnt i,t1 n,mrot}",, s..a,,,s soe aaih
trintc,l bo1ids viii, c,,I,nns % attnci,c,t IL wr2,,
fn,,m In n ~ ia as'.,,,:t a t.;'':ts - "tG H.;
apEea wtti, a'aItv whIsE its aits ,ss',. ,duse:
ia fnvor" .,,,aa ~, "Sk5 rm 5,!i 'H!s' ~ ~ wne 1T,
iolp themselves, cifp oil t.e ' eo'.t,s, b. M s aatI
aS e .oeH s o w9 70. 't ahYS f9n'i ST. Tor
ntisr ,ararrani, "i, ut n. t,n,a "em ,nat
hasn hpat pn1mhi."p'' p,,si1 .varo ~ to mn'e iiat
fo,l1.d mi that ft,ev '" "t,'m,n,nl ""t., r.
n',"s "p =" EpG TrG y ~ d1co,td tn an oyihT 1efa' 70
st,iiirnt a,,,n,ni. M ~ nav ~ ,S.r ,.t,,sniv ~
eves n naqaiY ,,omtna1 10 ia,,rp s', rvpn ~.
rcnr ffer Ihat sn.,rcn ~ tniIa, tLnt ~ thnsn an
y54,v. nrinta,; ;'nt ,,. t',.t Ie G vi sSs ~.
1ins resoru to tf,s sxnWIs,t If rnfstnw c,..c. ..
tjnr fnns tn Erem tI,e.nsnivnx II t., n9snsr ~
uassI1,r @ % out t. @ from t;1n nrciiycs k stncks M of
I3s I,at p,a host nv 1f Il, M. n,io.,;,,a ~
ht m,rnnsai, inf ,,v",rnnafn n,' sit,., H.,
Reati ,stcrs (tnye h..,i cnnirGi ut tI,n f.uuini
Ills aid several other acts Of frauI li'ai% .i,i
Va ao nat 1jssir +, n'.r,a ta"Is @ a ~ nAte re-.
~ IT,, ut ss; y, ~, ueG;v .eoHs " ie
ocratis riuE tl,Inyrs If 1!1r@;,;;s " itaL % ti,er
m. ha, liz Stnto iait IN III, frn;,, ~" ahnm1t
oR ritv afe n ,heret y tu se st1e ~ Sf nr
~ mn5ui l,nwn ''nG, - tho .nn,,,.,s ~ ..,'
"su ~ tha hnmsst nst fnS @ tnSincss ~ e1eiiy
tinia rs ~ n,oII p as rnt,l' lit in State IL
ition ia RsalinSter. 1r4 4 'ietrrn,nc ~ ta, I%
nr nnnt vi frm; th nr,.t , ~ LINN. "h
tha hnIcrs ' If har @ hn,,sstiv is..e.l a ohiraa
tinns "yerv 5a,t ~ her }m.iai;fa,i,;".a "''se'
f y T. f triht.' ~ 4 bisnp se pas! a ese1y ct m1fa
~ ~, ~ e r., ft,,s, ~ e. i, ~ " HF
;ient W f;arf3eid has sleier,nim"d to i siye ia
weial,t IT tia fntla,encs, % ~ % his A1minI.trn, e
nTJns.eaH. TJar 1s H. ~ eAMeils ~ hU s!!o!u ~
.ri cn,1sn ~ nvaitv naar" 5nna nrrs9,"r;,S -,
rrniiires IL T. Thr }}1'cpsji,sc1s a otn ost 1e.tvc
i,nao,,rntit. r ranhs WIat faS fnro s Snpsv l nnt
~ hn nI,Mso ,,H s,t,t;a ths,, @ 10.
iy the Dr1nncrats AMI ti,en ~ l,n"i1 uratn' '
Senr ,',e hs}ipr s,a,Marts ~ ar,nr u1 Ssan ~
urx!yur - n" afais ~ th n,;y,;rntx wy Vt" H.
IL Rravtc IL hetnr sn S ln1iks nn
a narv IT n" tc Tx ge''o, a H.. ,Snnr f
t1lcn !tasn us'u ~ ~ tue HAne u 9AllHef
, 1881-06-20

Special Dtspaseh to 1As Chicago Ts1aunk-
Cellar 1Lsr1ns, In, Juno lA-Crop re-
ports arc quite unfavorab1e1 there being too
lil,lcl, rain, causing wccdy corn and delaying
work,
, 1881-06-20
Full Reports from Many LOCAL..
ties in the State OF
Kansas.
They Ar0 Almost Uniformly Of q
Favorable nntl Encourage
ing Tenor.
Farmers Have Already Commenced
Harvesting Their Wheat in
Many Places.


If tile 1laryrxt IN ,yhtn,, tho fnr,pcrs nr t,n.r
t,usi|v e,,naoc,i. nrc si,nwn In thn Ynlio,x,,,,,
abstracts from letters md spotchcs rpcnivtyi
here fron, tic Ioculfiles n,,ncd:
I'm t,yrnn.-Frcn,,cnt c,,o,.nra. o,r,, ,rr,,.-
inr very last: chtncj.bmrs hare ,esIrnre,l
some wheat. but tbcro nre u,nv flnn tiat,ls
remaining u,,,Ifsturhrd. an,i tl,c harvest will
le MI uycragu o1,c,
Sanpca-l,ya l,ua hoa,,oL mi s,,t.r,,ftt,.
au,l will bt. larr rr,,,. c,,rn is l,si,,, vtunrs
o,,sIv cnltiyntctl. clrvnr IL h. f,,i h,nn,, ord
gruss 9c,,cru]ly il n,,,rn i,cttcr tlu,m ,,s,,ni
t;iyat I3o,,l-'the assrssn,r,t re,,,r''s ;uet
,nndn sbnw that tt,ar, nro f., tt,is,.Sn,w t,rs s
ton, 7I.tt7 n,ics n orn,vinr wi,,tnr ,vLnat
1Q,7oy ucrrs st,r1,,r w1,eat nvpr m I'M o,roa ~
corn, An, nrrrs u,i. ! am ucr,.x snrr,,,,,n
t.tt3 acres uliIfnt and fiuucura,,. Thaso
crops nro nil in, fine rnnijtlnn'
TuykyiiIe-I,anl ,foru,,rh,v sonketl will,
intc raIus: corn.n,uutinr nil },nishrd: cnn.
siderable ,ntltel sown wheui In. l,,u,i,.I mi
,,,urfilccntIv mil ther., viii ,,a ar1a ,.iatI
Wison-Wlleat l,as deyel1ne,i wnt,dcr.
fully of tute: fields tlnt did mi nrn,uIsn wc],
a fow ,lnya arf n RI ,,nv wnvt,,,. viii ,rra,,,
cnrn lnnklur well '"' "'|'' s'"'"'
Observation-Disclosures very favorable for
{nrnllng operations; oats, corn, at,d t,otatQes
could not do better. clover will mokt. ~, In
mpnst rr,,n '"'
(,ffrrirNW,.a,t nj, ,,oo,,.s ,,,,, ,,,,r,. IL,
best ever seen in ills Edwards, DC county; II IS;
1,ur,inenuc-A ,r"nt n,;,,,,,,,t ,,r r,i,, hnrn.
,,o, s.amI If .nr,.. ,,.trn, ~ a," @ a,
.s9etI so'ie fields Of Wheat. but tic yield will
>tcrlI,y~Cr",,su ur,, ,rro,,rr mn, ami, ,,,.
Is ruIi Of prol,isn ns t],o un,ronc,., M % Harvest
, 1881-06-20

H.ASE-D4ALL.
Tile result Of Saturdays League gniucs
WAS M. follows: Chicago, &; iiostoil, /.
Worcester, &; Cleveland. 0. Detroit. TO-;
Providence, ..
Tho championship rcoord at the close OF
last weeks plny stnol ~ follows:
, 1881-06-20

HorstorAts Acid Fhosrhats
For dysp1pslA, meptai exhaustion, oto Pam.
pAset free huulforu Chemical W0ska, Frovi.
, 1881-06-20

src,.ds* HecC, IRON, .nd Vvino, with
CIuch0,,, tho standard medicinal tonlo ct thiS
progressive nao: ltunrtchcs tho blood, prompt
- lnrtKoru.os tho hrllln mud nuryou1 systam,
bright 0yes, hMppy xtlto Of minll. Arrnd'M drug
store, corner Madison strUot astl Fifth avenue
, 1881-06-20

lsuct d Isnyuer'x Htotla I'osydcr IL the
surrst lNArGt klltur. It nlahos short work 1T
yAluuhlu fura anA w0nlouS FrolN Tho f1ayuKrs at
llnlt.s' Luck lluynpF, ,nakpss Of tho NRrs"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22
u
Is dfttWors- Siuie.
3segefmaeiSe gaGasierBeforoeruas
JHiT6en
2srentett uah Baltimore

Ssrh b. ratnI'Sa ~b,tannsen ~tftratu SarauStu en-. Pat
sam pfihtfs ttatr Glahs;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22
lleber S9meine3uat.-Das ,Sppo

lleber S@wsine,u6t.-Das Soma
State BRIGHTER" stbt folsenpen conesn,
iirten &ussus aus etpa einem DuSsnp
LANCER Nrttfel iibsr S9psine;u9t: Die
ults Wstbore TT saus ausssfprben. gS
bs;1blt Ta ntdt mebr irssnppslbe
S6peins, ausesnpmmsn bic, pslte ,ur
3ubt beftmmt inp befimmt finp, iibsr
Binter ~ baIten. Die annsbmbartsn
&acsn fSnnsn innsrbaIb s pper 10 DO
natsn ibr ppIes 8a6stbum erei4sn.
Wenn Elm Mann In 10 Rpnaten Elm
S6psin BON 800 pfunp stsbsn fam,
70 fSnnen &c ole. Shpsine ipqten BON
hem nubtbaitsien 5uttsr 70 Sisl erbaltsn,
ME iie frsl1sn ppQen, pUn Der 3ett an.
pas iie gu fniIsn b~sStnnsr, bis fis in ben
Warft sebrabt lpsrpsn. Sis tecltfsn
nt6t, ME sintae gRunSsn res pFan;en
rsi6S, Der Gube. Saltet ME, mas man
.Stef' S6pstne nsnnt. Sie IpQten
unp mdiIsn oQe Wahlawetns Fin. IS
III bic srSstmbslt@e SrrI6penpure,
S6pstne III tr8enp elmer 3ett ibres &C.
tenS mayer wsrcsn III laifen. Aussr>
psm TT MARINES 8s!ter Der Mifun9 am
ginfisitfn. Sn mariner StalIuns fBns
nsn ie nit Sprtbsil bis Sstruar serds
ftst perpen, unp in finf Siaen aus ie6S
bistet rteisrW pnat;pen sinftafen Iartt.
Dpb 1T eS better, S6peiue fdbl. als III
bstb III baltsn. Saltst ls aus Gem 8al.
ten unp S5nse. .SaItst Gs aus BEN
Strpb unp Wiiibaufrn. Nit S&psfsI
uuc 8pblenSl ballet iie BON llnsesisisr
fret. 6dttsrt unc trdnft fe rssslmisis.
10 pab lie rte msite Sit litssn. @ebi
tbnsn ale dberRdIise Ai6s. Dob ballet
feline S6psins, psnn mSslib surd ben
9ansen 8intsr. S6psinssu6t TT LOB
asnp, lpbnt fi& icsar tibtis psnn re6i
bstrisbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22
Suntes QIIerIei.
Die &riessenti6aniguns Sranfret6.

Die &riegsenti6anisuns 5rantretdS
an Oeutlhlano rpurce 8enau in perfslben.
Wetle pte Der 8rtesslduB pesS pancauer
Sultus tburmes nd69e;dblt poer Sielnebr
nur req tctrt. Dit erite erSBere 3abluns
Spn200 Wiaionen Sranc5 letfete, 70 beiB.
IS In Der ~M. 3ts." anfanss Wdrs
1871 bic Staet 9arfs. Die erfe Ha.e
Ger aroBen Summe rpurpe an Der Neuilz
~ Bride IN prsusti6e 5rainpasen aes
lacen anc mad 8erlatGss ~iibersefdbrt
un aom 9enerals Sntsnranten rer ars
NEE, General BON Stof6, a6ssnpmmen
;u wsrpen. Die @snsraI. Sntencantur
lisB ii6 auf Na&;dbluns Der etnsslnen
9elcroaen Elm, fe sepabrte tnpsiIsn
i6Un na6 spSIffdnptssr Sbdtfsteit, pds
iie, penn iepe e~in;e!ne 9ples unp Gil
berroas aebfnst uno assdblt rpsrcen fcQte,
elm SpasS Sabr mad S%riepensI6Ius in
9eriaiues bleiben miists, unc cd cies
ni6t angling. 70 puroen bic 3ablunasn
auf Ireu uno 9lauben ais rittia anae.
lebsn unp nur nod etnselpe 9elcIdfe,
ssrace ME mir fie grin, seppsen. Dies
9srfabren 1T s~insebaltsn pprcen bis ,ur
3abluus Der lsBten 8ate III Gnre css
Sabrss 1872. Die @eIammt,abluno
6ranfri9S bat auf 5slIer unr pfenntg
settmmt, pepn ss TT tet Der Het6sbant
bic ea5 Sob unp Stlber Meter aab,
feline sinstse &'cmaIattcn %einsssanssn.
Snters6ant TT, paB bic Sanf pcn Srant.
reid bte 3abluna Der pariIer 8rieasents
iddptsuns BON 200 WiQtpnen Srancs
aus einem gang etsentbamlt6en @runDe
unterbre6en muete. Da fe ndmlt6 lie
1000 6rcs. In etnen 8eutel tbun lief, 70
feblten ibr plbBli1 bic @elrbeute!, uno
SaSre dbsrbratte nah 0eriaiQss pte
Welcuns, bic Sauf pdre unfibis, Bug
UNI Bug bic 3abluns ;u leitsn, ipenr
ibr nt6t cie beretts abselteferten @elps
iddden suridseliefert pirren. Wan
erfldrte tn 9eriaiIes. btes rpdre aan,
unmbsltd, uno ais Gaprs bsmsrfte, bic
Banf bon Granfrei6 bate BET 3abluns
gen tn Ssuteln stn seieslidss &.6t auf
Ssrs&nuns Der Sofen fur ispsn Ssutel
nit Is Gts., par bte rsutI9s Armes<
9~srpaltuns ni&t bios bsrstt su iofcrti-
ger 3abIuns Der rs Gts. pro Ssutel,
icncsrn ie erbob iib aud su 9sinpanp,
0ieferunsen an bic Sanf na1 Granfs
ret@. Sur ete Seutel sur llntsrbrins
suns Der 200 WiGionen Grancs rpurs
ben tint sanssn $3.50 Gr. Gntl9drfs
suns an bic Sanf turidsesabIt unp
ctele Ssutsl uerpsn bts 3u pteler Stunpe
tn Berlin pie BET psrihiepensn Hei1ss
banffelen bsnuBt. 9luser In Sob une
Silbsr sablts Jranfrsia in psutl9em
Gourant uno paptsr, aubsrpsm tn 3e4.
ieln auf 3onepn unr Wten. Sur ein
etpstsss Wanco BON rs lbaIsrn III con,
ffattrt tpprpen, absr ni9t pur9 SsrItuIs
cuns Der Yariisr Sanf; fe bate ndus
LID einen DarlsbnSidetn iber Is Ibas
Ter tn Gmpfans ssnUmmsn, Der imttir;
mar. gr entbielt. In msiitsrbaftsr yta1s
abmuna bee Originals, untsn an Stsus
Der StrafancrObuns Sesen Gallbmins
seret cine tmpertinente Sbmdbuns pss
Suneesfan;lerS unp etn;slnsr 8unress
firffen. Dteies 1aificat TT fir Is
Sblr. anssfauft purpen unp miro ais
&arttat %aufbspabrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22

Sic .Olosnburss: Ia9ri6ten fin
Staot uno 2ano" bringsn pie Mittbei-
lung iiber Den fOlssnSsn etpas isltiam
ousgsUdblten Strt gu elmer Ssftprehist an
Seoantd9s osiien Elm YaitOr MlIer in
Bnrleib ie beOisnte. Serisl6e 1T Dem
YrOpbsten amas Gapitsl 5. 81. #. ent,
uOmmen uno luutst:
SD bin surer Ssiertasen gram uni
pera4ts lie, unO mag MID! rie3en in eur,
8eriammIunB.
nno Oh ibr mir slsi6 9ranbopSer uni
SpeisOpfer Opisrt, 10 bab' i'd kinen Sc
fallen o'ron; 10 mag i'd and cure fsitsr
Santopisr ni6t unisbsn.
SbU' uur meg bon mir oas @spldrr bel.
nsr 9jebsr, oenn i9 mag osinss 9faltsr,
ipieIss nidt bOren.
gs iOl absr Oas &s6t OIfsnbaret usr'
Den ME 8aisr anO Die Ssrs6tistsit mi
sin i~tartsr StrOm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22

&larbeit iuroern briBt, bic Sage per-
ounfeIn nOleH! - ia9t Die ,Yrop. Cor.
rsip." sic muB ss ia t~piIien.
8ir erIanben uns, auf bieien balbamt.
li4en 2siiten folssnoe Stisfel gu i4lassn
gntlafuns bss 9oltes forbern, beibt
neue Stsuern einfibrsn NO Zen.
Sas Yatrimonium bss gnterbten Be-
bsutet Die Siiluns Der Rssisrunsstafsn.
9Irtrausn CUR Rssisruns bsusiisn, bsiBi
Die &ase i'm Sad ~faufsn.
9atriotismus babsn, bsiBt iiber ben
Stod 8ismards iprinssn.
Cine .fsfte Ri9ti6nur" baben, teiBt swi-
i9en ben Hationalliberalen uno Dem Sen.
trum bin unb Der lapirsn.
Sen fir9enpolitildsn Srisosn perIpre.
9sa. bsibt bic WaiseisBs 5intsrrids bur9=
fabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22
Su9fabli9er @eburiam elmer gbitasuer
Satin.

aus Der 8unbssbauptfabt miro te.
le9rapbii9 bon eirem YorfaI gemelbet,
Der lebbaft an Die ansfbote bon Der folss
iamen Jrau erinnsrt. tueI9s. Dem Beetle
ibrss abweienosn 8attsn, Die 6austbiire
pobl in adt gu nsbmsn, SoIss lsiitenb.
bic Sbire aus ben anssln bob uno auf
Dem 8uden nit f9 ibsr bic Strabs
i9leppte.
Gin G~bicasoer. Der F9 bss Bellies elmer
an3abl BON 8unoesi1ulol1sinen iouie
elmer iebr folsiamsn @attsn erireut, mar
na4 Rem Yort sereiit uno trus isinsr Def.
leren 6dlfte BON bort aus aut Die Bombs
gum &esiiiren nod Waibinston su fen.
Den, ibul absr porbsr Die Tummsrn oerisl.
ben nod Neu Yorf gu ididen. Sis Srau
befolste oiei.n 8efsbl budtdbli9 unb
10 lanste i'm gunbssidabamte Elm
padst nit Bombs gum 8ssiiiren an. aus
oenen Die Nummsrn iorsfdltis b~srausse.
iditten tparen. Ssrsr in Rem 0ort
ueilenoe Gbicasoer srbislt bassssn bic se.
uiini9tsn Nummern isiner Bombs.
IS ssbt bod ni9ts iibsr cine folsiams
FRAU.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22
Die Sbmetpnie nrn
xeberIeioeu
SIMMONS

Grpstitlcil5tstt uuo usbsIteit; rie Gtnsept
sspebnlta peritcpit, NIT Dtarr6oe abps6is
Sopf ut etnssnrmmeu. ihmsribaft uuo bur
Gem Ginpireeu ron Shlrere, betrd6tlitem
nlbperluit unO rem @eihhl GirpnS nrrihnInf 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22
@arnm? 9arum!

9tlientbal 8ie fommt ss. oaB bem
atbeiiten.@ On9reB in 8aris tein ~einsi9et
bon suniere 2sut'" bsisspobnt bat. trOb,
Dem cod unter ans pieIs SOttss!ausnsl
srifiirsn2
&Oientbal: Binen sic, bas sei6af
nur aus 9OrIi6t osnn pis Iei6t 6dtts
wsnn elmer oasspeien mare, ibm in bel
SiBe Der Ssbatte Die sspobnte &eoensart
Soft, Su 8ers6ter! !" enti6lipien t6n,
men uno oann bdttsn i'm Die anoern raus,
9si9mihsn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22
Die luifi9e Spalte.
ROtt0: anfdneissr S6srs siemst benz
&brifen, srbsitsrt bic Sssle uab
befUrpert Islbf bic @siunSbeit
bss 2eibss.

ROttO: autdubissr S6sr, ,iemtt benz
&brilfeu, srbsttsrt bic SssIe uab
b~efOrpert isIbff bic @sIunsbeit
hes 0eibes.
Srrne aus orm Barrier atbeiiten Con
greB.
8sbner: Meine Serrn gepor mi,
uns aoteu la9en....
&ufe BON allen 5eiten; Qt
ruas Dieu. 5ier dieut li9 ni9ts Serun=
ter bon Der Sri6ins!
&ebner: SO luIien sic mid bod
rrr ausreoen B.! Ser anitanb 6sfi blt....
Gufe BON allen Seiten: Ris.
mano btfeblt, slenOer &us9t! Wir linb
frsie Wsnibsn! Ser anftano bat au9
nihts 3u befeblen!
&eoner: absr i9 CLAUDE bo9....
&ufe BON ellen Seiten Sier
miro ni6t es9lau6t Sas mbgen bic
Pfohsn tbun Bir iinO atbsiftsn!
&eoner: 9entsn Sie BOD, meme
5erren, Usl9en Ginbrut ss MAIDEN muB,
tpenn mar ~jenieits oislsr Wausrn....
Eue BON allen Seiten: 8I6o=
INN !! gs 9iebt fein Senisits. 'Raus nit
Dem ginfaItspinisl
Reoner: Ntsine 6srrsn. i9 Iase 81:
Ren, sic bIamiren ii9 uniterbli6...
Rufeuonallen Seiten: @ipfsl
Der 2d1erli1tsit! Saut Den &rstin!
(Reonsr miro our49sbldut uno binaus=
9ttuOrfen)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22

9ebrsr: Bis bsiBt oas Gsminium su
celui2"
S9IIer: ,Uette Louise"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22

slider Dor DisSsn mar bic 8aTe, in
Der DIR. fE Der Sbisrbdnpissr feline
absnps Ginnabme aufsubspabrtn pnsate.
= Die Scrfeauus III bssnpst, Is III lpai
unp i pObnt sismli@ melt BON Ieiner
Msnassrie sntfsrnt. "Sabsn Sie eins
quite 8ale bsule abenp 7" frast i'm sin
gutter 6reunp. - SD CLAUDE wpbl -
5000 6ranrs. "-.llnp bislsS @elp neb.
men Sie um pisle 3stt nit ftp mad
9ault 2" - -, bspabrs - Stun
no lafen Ste eS penn $50 perfed,
IS TN Iissrfifs !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22
ScltjQme Suh,eiteu.

DSat s'lsien, S%rsunSsrl2 Sn amerita
bat Ii4 gar Elm paar i'm 2uitbaIon trauen
l%aiien.~
,@ott, 10 ndrrii6s Sa6sn tommen aud
bel uns Dor. Grit nsuli9 bat in Win6sn
cine Sunsfer sinsn Srsn5obsraufsbsr gu
YfsrS s'bsiratb'.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22
Gus cincm VartrQa.

YrOfsiOr: Dor Sri6insn. meme Ser.
rem, iino mir isbt 10 siemlid seIi6srt, 6snn
ni4t BLOB mus ieoer 5lsii9sr D ie S9u.i.
ne, Die sr idladtst, untsriu9en Iafsn, n,in.
aud i'ots-Pripali4wsin mub isbt ssnau
unterlu6t tper6sn."
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-11
LEROY, the alleged English railwa

LEROY, the alleged English railway
murderer, is deserving of some considera-
ton from the fact that he has not allowed
his attorneys to enter the insanity plea in
his defense. 1t may possible be, that this
dodge of insanity is peculiarly American,
and that LEROY is SO thoroughly
welded to English ideas that he would
not adopt a foreign practice even to
liberate himself from prison. If such is
the case his patriotism is to be admired
and our own country can emulate English
customs in that respect without detrime Mt
to ourselves or our laws.
If there is one thing that is a blot upon
our nation, it is the apparent ease with
which criminals are permitted to escape
justice under the flimsy plea of insanity
We have all the laws that are needed, the
only thing necessary is to have them prop
erly executed at every infraction. Stats
tics will prove that as a country we have
more crazy murderers than any other coun-
try on the face Of the globe. 1t is there
fore refreshing to find murderer who will
LEROY, though advised by his friends
over and over again to allow the plea of
insanity to be set up as the leading point
of the defense, has been most obstinate in
his refusal, and when the suggestion has
been made has exhibited noismall amount
of temper Several times when asked if |
he would allow the plea of insanity to be
used, he stoutly refused to do So and said
if that should be made the leading feature |
of the defense he would prefer to conduct |
his own case. Often he said that it |
looked very black against him, but from
beginning to end he has never let a word
fall which would be likely to eliminate
him, and at all risks he will insist upon |
the statement he first made as to the pres
ence of a third person, who committed the
murder and also attacked him. If LEROY |
honestly carries out this declaration to ig |
more the insanity plea, it ought to go far
in mitigation of the crime.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-11

As precedent for refusing the admis
sion of Miller and Lapham from New
York, because of the charges of corruption
made against the New York Legislature
which elected them, and also the fact that
their election is Illegal because of no quo
rum having voted on a given day, it is
stated that on the 18th day of March, 1867
ex-governor Phillip F. Thomas was refus-
ed admission as a senator from Maryland.
His credentials were presented by Senator
Reverdy Johnson, and moved that Mr..
Thomas be permitted to take the oath of
office
Senator Howard, Of Michigan, objected,
because there were TtD.orS that Mr. Thorn
as had engaged in the rebellion.
Senator Reverdy Johnson and Senator
Fessenden both spoke of the peculiar con
duct of challenging a senator's admission.
Mr.. Thomas W as not allowed to take the
oath, and his credentials went before the
judiciary committee, after which he was
admitted. The same tactics could be ap
piled to the New York Senators, as there
is more than a TUmOr of illegality and cor
ruption on the part of the New York leg
islature. The grand jury has indicted one
of the State Senators for buying votes, and
the non-quorum vote makes the election
still more complicated.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-11

The republican papers are preparing fol-
the withdrawal of Gorham and Riddleber-
ger as candidates for secretary and SER
geant-at arms of the United States senate.
They say:
1T might be possible, and at the sametime
agreeable, to come to some compromise
whereby new ticket not so obnoxious to
1.-THE democrats as Gorham and Riddleber-
ger would be decided upon, without a
serious dispute"
1t is more than likely that a successor to
Col. Burch, who recently died while occu-
plying that office, will be elected who is
agreeable to the democrats and not obnox-
ious to the republicans
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-11

relatives in snug positions under the gov
eminent. Lets see. There is Russell b
Harrison, son. superintendent of the
United States mint at Helena, Montana
his brother Carter Harrison, special agent
OF the treasury department; his brotheri in
law, Sam Morris, registry clerk in the post
office here, and his sister-in-law in snus
clerkship in the treasury department Wash
ingtonn There has been sad decline in
the character of the American senate since
the days antecedent to the war No
only the national representatives them
selves as a class are inferior III
intellect but they foster influences which
are derogatoTy to the high functions they
are called upon to perform. Instead Of sus
tanning the dignity of legislative body
which has such proud ancestry, the mem
bers have degenerated into class of mere
politicians, andlnany of them make no
scruples of using their positions for then
private emolument and that of their spec
ial friends. The family in its remotest rela-
tionships is provided with official positions
and when the people demonstrate against
the undue use of senatorial patronage they
are met with the Conkling idea of court
esy" which attaches to members of the SEN
ate. 1t is to be hoped, however, that the
rebuke which the late New York senators
have received in not being reelected to the
positions which they SO Indignantly resign
ed viii be the initial point in a series of re-
forms affecting the integrity and decency
of our national representatives.