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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-13
IllrY S'rEAM SAW -NlIUI..
J. X. MUIR, Proprietor.

Having purchased the interest OF the sue
cession OF ii. NJ. I:ry. deceased, tho under
signed. of the late firm of Bry Il Muir, be-
comes solo proprietor of tho Monroe City
Steam Saw and Planning Mill, and will
continue it in active OperatiOn-sawing
lumber, pine or cypress, planning, making
shingles, &c, to pc furnished, on short
lot Of Superior, timber, both pine and
cypress, on hand. Prices to suit tho times.
Address orders to J. X. MUIR,
Il. q. Box 81.
Monroe, September, 20, 1880.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-13
SELECT
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

NlonIocs La.
M RS. THANK. w. BENTON will open a
Nl Select School for Girls, ut hcr residence
III tho City Of Monroe, on the first Monday,
the 7th day of February, 1851.
Terms of tuition, from to 5 dollars, pay
able monthly III advance.
instruction in music from TO dollars.
French taught without extra charge.
School hours from 81. O'Clock Il. NJ, to
2i4 y. III. Jan'y - 1881.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-13
NOTICE {!

NOTICE.
To Teachers of Puddle Schools
Parties desiring certificates OF qualiticR-
ton as teachers of Public Schools will be
afforded the opportunity to DO examined
on the:sccoud Saturday Iii zach n,onth-ex-
animation commencing Mt 10 o'clock.
J. A. SANDEi,s, Committee.
ID. NJ. SftoLAisS.
Monroe, La., Toby II, lSSl.-tf.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-13


stream Wednesday with a FAIR trip.
Capt. Huttler Of tho Dove was happy
Wednesday, and ''smiIed smole"
exceedingly broad, and the reason was
because his pet had all the freight for
Camden that she could carry.
Boats due: Earle to-day, Hanna to-
morrow, from below; Dove, Rosa -,
Tom Parker and st. Francis Belle,
from above, tomorrow or Sunday.
VIII! not some gentlemen dclve down
into their pockets and ascertain whether
their Golfers contain enough of the
sfilthy lucre' to establish 4 coaling
station here: will the steamboat fra
ternity patronizc such an enterprise :
An answer might be i'll order.
The Tom Parker, with Il good trip of
freight, and towing two bargcs on one
OF which was q large syphon pump, a
lot Of JackscrcWs, and other articles
necessary i'll raising the D. Stein, left
Monday. Capt. Crycr is Of the opinion
! that the Stein can easily be raised. AS
she now lies, she is an obstruction to
! navigation, and If tEe attempt TO raise
her should fail she will have to be
wrecked.
Mr.. ID. NJ. Sholars representing the
Monroe Wharfboat and Elevator Co.,
left Sunday for Memphis to close the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-15

Somerset-being twenty-seven days out from
Bristol. In terrific gales her first and third
omcers and eight seamen were disabled.
Flfst Assistant sccretaryship OF the
Treasury.
OMAHA, December 14th.-The appointment
OF ex-United States Senator Paddock. Of Ne.
5raska, to be First Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, will no doubt create some little
surprise In Nebraska, as it was not penerallv
known that MIR. Paddock was seeking any
Office. His appointment will give quite gen.
eral satisfaction.
[SECoND DIsPATCH.I
WASHINGTON, December 14th.-It is not
true that ex-senator Paddock will be made
First Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Folger will appoint New Yorker whom he
knows.
ThemOmetrIcaI.
NEW YORK, December 14th-Midnight.- =
Thermometer-Highest GA, lowest 40'.
CHICAGO, December 18th. -Thermometer-
Highest 390, lowest 29o.
United States Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON. December 14th.-The COM
mittee of the American Bar Association, ap-
pointed to devise plan for expediting the
business of the Supreme Court of the United
States is now in session.
Workmen Fatally Injured.
New YORK, December 14th.-Three work.
men were fatally injured to-day by prema-
ture explosion in Bishops cemetery, Newark,
N. J.
Penitenfiary Frauds. @
NEW YORK, December 14th.-It is discov-
cred that under ex-Warden Sheyelip, of the
Penitentiary, there were large frauds in
Kings county by an overcount of prisoners
The Guifeau Case the Subject ofa Lecture.
WASHINGTON, December 14th. - George
Scoville, brother-in-law and counsel for Gui-
teau, lectured tonight on the Guiteau case.
A large number of tickets were sold. The
audience was small, but heartily applauded
the lecturer
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-15

THE REVISED CENsUs.-The revised and
corrected returns of population show the
following to be accurate : Alabama. ,262,-
sos Arizona, 40, 440 Arkansas, S02, 525 ;
California, S64, ,694 Colorado, 1874, 327 ;
Connecticut, 622, 700; Dakota, l35, III /;
Delaware, l46 COS; District of Columbia,
III. .624 !; Florida, 269, 493 Georgia, ,542,
1870; Idaho, 80, 6l0; Illinois, 3 077,S7l {;
Indiana, 1,97S,30l; Iowa, 1924 6l5 (;
Kansas, 96,O96; Kentucky, l,64S. $50 ;
Louisiana, 939. $40 Maine, GAS, 936 I;
Maryland, 934, 943 Massachusetts,, l,7S3,-
OS5; Michigan, l,636. 937; Minnesota,
$50, 773; Mississippi, l,l3l. .597 /; Missouri,
. l6S, $50; Montana, 39.l59; Nebraska,
452, 402; Nevada, 62, 266; New Hamp-
shire, 346, 99l New Jersey, l,l3l, ,ll6
New Mexico, ll9, sos; New York, 5,0S2.
S7l; North Carolins, 1899, $50; Ohio,
3, l9S, ,O62 Oregon, ia, 76s; Pennsylvania,
4. 2S2, ,S9l Rhode Island, 276. 53l !; South
Carolina, $685. Tennessee, l,542, 359
Texas, 1881, ,749; Utah, l43, 3,s63; Yer.
mont, 332, 2S6 ; Virginia, l,5l2, SOS Wash.
ington, 1916; West Virginia, 6lS, 457 ;
Wisconsin, l.3l5, 497; Wyoming, 20, 7S9.
Grand total, so, l55, ,7S3.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-15
SOCIAL and PERSONAL.
The Marriage of Evelyn Towne
and Charles N. Shaw.
DESCRIPTION OF THE CEREMONY.
Most Brilliant Social Event of the
Season.
ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-UNlos.l

SAN FRANCISCO, December 14th.-Miss Evelyn,
daughter Of A. N. Towne, General Superintendent
Of the Central and Southern Pacific Railroads. was
married this evening at the Palace Hotel Charles
N. Shaw, a prominent mining man Of this city. The
marriage ceremony was followed by reception in
the parlors of the hotel and supper, making the
most brilliant social affair Of the season.
THE INVITED GUESTS.
The invitations, Of which about 1000 were issued,
included people most prominent IN business and
social circles not only the Pacific coast but in
the United States. Among them may be men.
toned : Hon. and Mrs. Leland Stanford, Judge and
Mrs. s. W. Sanderson, Hon. VIM. Sharon, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. R. Scupham, Governor and Mrs. G. C. Per-
kins, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pixley Albert Gal'atin,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilig. B. Gilman, Mrs Mark
Hopkins, General and Mrs. Hut :hinson, Misses
Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Houghton, Miss
Houghton, Harry Houghton, Colonel and Mrs. c. F.
Crocker, Mrs. E. B. Crocker, Miss Amy Crocker,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carolan, Frank Carolan, D..
and Mrs. W. R. Cluness, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Chesley,
Mrs d. D. Cotton, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Crocker,
Miss Lizzie Crocker, Judge Clark Miss Minnie
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cadwalader, Mr.. and Mrs
J.C. Flood, Miss Jennie Flood, James Flood, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Far, Mr. Charles FELTON,, Miss
FELTON,, Mrs E. c. Fellows, Miss Fellows, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Fillmore, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mills,
Miss Ada Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mackay, Mr. and
Mrs. E. G. Mott, D. o. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs Drury
Melone, Hon. and Mrs. ]. F. Miller Miss Dora Mil.
Ter, General and Mrs. Mcdowell, Miss Mcdowell, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvinza Hayward, General and Mrs. John
Bidwell, j. E. Dwinelle Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Willcut,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Croeker, Miss Hattie Crocker,
George Crocker, Mr.. and hrs. J. H. Carroll, H. NJ
Carroll. Miss Flora Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Creed
Raymond
THE INVITATIONS.
The invitations were engraved on neat cream.
colored paper of very light TINT and read as fol-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-15
San Francisco stock Sales.
SAN FRANCISCO. December 4, 1881.
o SECURE TIRES ON WHEELS

To SECURE TIRES ON WHEELS. "A prac-
tical mechanic suggests the following
method of securing tires on wheels Before
putting on the tires, fill the felloes with
hot linseed oil brought to boiling heat.
The timber in spokes and felloes should be
dry, as green timber will not absorb the
oil, and care should be taken that the oil is
not made hotter than boiling heat, or the
timber will be burned. The spokes should
also be well rubbed with the hot oil. Tim
ber filed with oil in this way is not sus-
ceptible OF injury by water, and is srendered
much more durable by this process After
the wood has thoroughly absorbed the oil
it should be left standing for some days
before the paint and varnish is applied. Ii
these directions are observed, the tires
never get loose and the spokes and felloes
remain firm until the tires wear out.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-15
to BOOT AND SHOE
DEPARTNEN

THIS DEPARTMENT has earned for itself reputation that is
the envy of all our competitors forcing Of them to abandon
the better grades Of SHOES hitherto kept by them for an inferior
quality so as compete with us in price, WG however, believe
that the public are possessed Of little amount Of denmen
and ask them to inspect STOCK and make comparison OF
QUALITIES before purchasing elsewhere The question Of b6ng able
to sell CHEAP depends upon the ability to pay CASH DOWN for all
purchases together with the inclination to sell small profit and
in 10 Department of our House is this more clearly illustrated than
in our SHOE DEPARTMENT. We do not keep low grade goods praG
Cay worthless prefsrrng rather to sell only such as we know
will gv6 satisfaction prove credit to OR House, and T8u ID
continued patronage
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-15
FOREIGN,
More Victims.

More Victims.
VIENNA, December 14th-The bodies of
twenty-three more victims Of the Ring Thea
ter fire were recovered to-day.
The Trouble In Ireland.
LONDON, December 14tb.-A tenant farmer
named Brannon, of Ballyfarnon, County
Roscommon, was shot dead last evening. He
had paid his rent.
Bismarck Again Ill.
LONDON, December 14th.-A Berlin dis
patch says: Bismarck is again dangerously
ILL.,"
Forthcoming Rowing Match.
TORONTO, December 14th.-Hanlan and
Boyd will row a race on the Tyne for $500
April 3, 1882.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-15
c. c. Powning, Of Reno. is in the city.

James Feour, who has charge of the
claim of the Ten Eyck Brothers, on Flat
Greek, Sha ia. tells the Courier that the
tunnel has been run in on the ledge about
s.venty-five feet, and that good pay ore
has been taken out from the commence
nent. The ledge is looking well and il re-
sarded ~ one Of the best in the district.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-15
HALE BROS. & co.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT

business enterprises have grown with the apdity
Of our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.; it became popular the
first day we exposed our stock continued to
public favor since Conducted the principles
integrity that characterize the other Departments of
House. BUYING FOR CASH Importing Direct, and Selling
on Small Margin of Profit explains the why Our
Clothing Department has met with SO much success.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-15

The body of Peter Peterson, Prickly
Pear farmer who left Helena, Nj. T., a
couple of months since, and who disap-
peared near Dillon, has been found in the
Beayerhead river, with SIS 25 on his per-
son. His pocket book, with drafts for
over s., 900 was found two weeks ago.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-15

The Bald Mountain Company, Sierra
county, have their dumps about full, and
will be obliged to discharge large number
Of men for want Of dump room.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-15
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.
suicide by Shooting.


4 NAPA, December 14th.-Albert Blauer,
German, aged about 50 years, committed sui
eide this morning by shooting. He was un-
married. He had been ia delicate health
lately. which is supposed to be the cause for
the act.
Dropped Dead.
PRINCETON (Colusa county, December 14th.
Charles Miller, native of Prussia, dropped
dead from heart disease on the ranch Of John
Boggs yesterday.
stage Robbery.
SALINAS (Monterey county, December
1ith.-The overland stage from San Luis
Obispo was robbed Monday evening between
the river and Soledad station. A man was
noticed sitting on the fence, and when the
coach approached he ordered the driver to
hand out the Wells-Fargo box, which was
done, and he then told the driver to proceed.
Sheriff Franks started yesterday morning at
daylight for the scene of the robbery, but up
to this time no discoveries have been made.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-15

FAITH must be backed up by works. Have
faith to try Kdney.Wert. and it viii do tho
work.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-15
THE BRIDESMAID.

Miss Rice, the bridesmaid. was atti-ed in white
gros grain silk robe. The front OF the dress was
completely covered with rich Spanish lace. The
long, full train finished at the base with heavy
ruching of white silk. The was cut pointed, and
trimmed In profusion with Spanish lace; elbow
sleeves, with iounce OF Spanish lace /; handsome
corsage, with bouquet Of dark red roses. Her
,r,,a,,.pts wore large nearls
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-15

THE WEEKLY UNION
Published In semi-weekly partsl
z Issued on Wednesday and Saturday Of each vesk.
comprising Eight Pages in each issue Sixteen Pages
each we K and Ia the cheapest and most desirable
Home News and Literary journal published on the
Pacific coat
Terms, One Year. 80
semi.Weekiy Union Advertising Rates.
KALI Square time. 90
Each additional time 80
One Square, time 90
Zach additional time 90
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-15
THE BRIDES COSTUME,
THE MOTHER OF THE BRIDE,

Mrs. Towne the mother OF the BRIDE looked
stately in a handsome dress OF brocade and satin.
The tram was composed OF Pompeiian red satin,
with side panels Of delicate cream brccade, with
heavy ruching of red satin at the base The trout of
the dress was composed Of side peatings, finished
with rich passementerie OF various colored jets
The waist and sleeves were handsomely trimmed
with fine old point lace. She wore a corsage with
bouquet of dark red roses, cream roses and hello
tronea Ornaments diamonds
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-15
OTHER LADIES.

Mrs. James G. Fair wore elegant costume Of
white satin and gold brocade, with long court
train, finished around the base with sstn. The
frout was an sntablier Of gold and white beads.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-15
THE DAILY RECORD UNION.
PUBLIsHED BY TEE

is a:sAe PO.o oee Al tsaeramento as second cIass ma
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-15

NEW YoRK, December 14th.-Five over.
due stsamships arrived to-day, one -lths
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-15

IcrTuATE (Mass), December 14th.-Re-
becca Bates died to-day, aged SO years. Miss
Bates and her cousin Abbie were the two
girls who were hidden behind the rocks with
fife and drum, and sounded the roll call
when several boat loads of British troops
were about TO make landing, but returned
ko the rnan-of.var Abbie still ives aged So
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-04
SatnotS.

Der 0~aiferm angel I'M wsffIts
den Suinois III nod nidt sebObsn. Die
6. .. & 8. gifenbabn bat iest reselmds
Bise @afersnse Iaufen, bic ni@ts anberss
fkun, aIs bic p,ri1isbeaen Stationen. bis
efpa so WeiIsn n6rbli1 unb 40 WeiIen
jabIi9 pou Bsarbstour. NIT Wafer su per:
ieben. l1ub Bet BEN bsfttssn Sroit bat bas
aud feline S@wieristeiten.
2ts3te Barton, eth Rammsrmdb.
den BON Quincy, 3d., wurbe usrbaftet,
neil fs In Clinton gferb unb Wasen ses
ffoblsn bat. sic LIT bss 8erbredsns ses
ffdnbis.
Nufter Barn BON W. Supber BET
Nicola eriidts Der 8ruunensrdber 5enrp
shear In sinsm nit @as ssfiqtsn Brun'
nsn. Sein Sdwaser %. @rap, Elm 49,
idbrissr Smuggling, IieB fi9 bann binab, UNI
ibm gu beIfen unb sriiidte ebenfaus.
Das Sintsn Der Bsitenprsiis bat
pieIe 8siseuipseuIauten in Gbieaso bant'
rott ssma9t.
gu Wetamoraf inb feben Ysrionen
tn elmer 5amiIie pom Der Dipbtberitis ers
sriffsn worben.
Der g5ieasoer 5anbsIsratb
bei@dftist ii9 CUR Seit NIT BauprOietten.
gr wiu Elm ueuss, sroBarttses 5anoslss
TANNER, @sbdube bausn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-04
Ceferrei1sunaaru.

Dor pier Sabren eridisn sin tn Genes.
par anidifger ReIlner Bel Der bortisen
Obsr. Stabt5auptmannfdaft unb bat I'M
einen BaB. Da iebc9 feline bortise Sus
itdnbieteit nt1t c%onffantirt perben tonnte,
purbe feline Bite abi6ldsis bei9isbsn.
8as tbut nun Der seniale &euner2 gr
f9 irsenbwie einen-gtebpaB
uub besab 19 bamit auf ben Wss. Or
bereife Serbieu, bic WaIa9si, Slaponien,
f9 iberau meIbsnb, unb 3par unter 9ors
seisuns bss gaHes. Bel Der 8ebSrbe, NO
er fi9 susrff msIbete, bate man uabri9sin:
lid in Der Gle ben YaB su bsiidttsen pers
ss1en unb bsnielben auf Der Ridisite nit
Der lbli9en Roti3: ,@emeIbet am....."
psrisbsu. Die ibrisen Beb6rben bieIten
es nod psntser far u6tbis, ben paB ia
prafsu unb piRrten ibn Der Reibs mad.
Der e,finberii@e &snner lit nod pisridbri'
gem @anbern mieber In Temsspar anse'
fommeu unb duBsrt fd wesuerfenb ibe,
bic RsilspiHe, bic bod 70 uenis WertE
baben. Ser 8tsbpaB mar iibsr etne Ru5
aussefeut unb Iautste foIgenbermaBen
rReIttub, fsbsn Sabre alt, r5tbIi9. bas
re9tieitise 5orn ssbrO4en. @er's
alaubt! ..' ..''
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-04

1euti@IanD.

Die porldufssn ReiuItate Der Istteu
goIts3dbIuns In Oeuti@Ianb 3eiseu, baB
in ben Isstsn finf Sabren has anwa9ieH
Der sroBsn Stdbte fortsebauert bat, uenn
aud ni6t ibsraI In bemisIbeu Wabe.
Dir seben sintse groben 3und9f aus
Sadisn: DRESDEN 1875: l97, 295 ; 1880:
22O,2l6, 3unabms In PCT. 1l.62; 2sip'
Big 1875 l27, Ss7 1880: las, 700, 3us
nabue In PCT. 1918; gbsmnis 1875:
70, 200 1880: 94,s8s, 8unabn1e In PCT.
2l.SO; Spidau 1875: 4l,49l; 1880:
SO. lS6, 3unabme Ia PCT. 1l.67; 9Iausn
1875 2s, 766; 1880: 81, o69, 8unubme
In psf. 2l.95 Greibers 1875: 2s,569;
1880: 25,4Sl: 8unabme In proesnteu
1896; Sittau 1880: 2O,4l7: asia,
8unabme In PCT. 9.2S; grimmitltau
1875 II $40; 1880: ls, POI; 5unabme
In PCT. 100. guBerbsm Iieseu nod fOIs
senbe grssbuiHe Dor: @lrsburs 1904
(mebr 6O29), Oarmfabt 48,s0S (usbr
4896). RieI 43,6ss (msbr 6S42). S9uss
rim SO,2ls (mebr 257e), Ra~iisrsIautsrn
90, 1913, (msbr 3469), Ssilbronu 1885
(usbr ssl7), Sfsn6a4 2s,62s (msbr
26l6). ....
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-04
Sufdn b.
9afota.

Nus SeottIanb, Bon Somme Co.,
Dat, 1T CHARLES RueIbsrs, Der asent Der
Gt. groir 2umber Comp. pom Stiapatsr,
Datnn., nit 5intsrlaH Jung BON etpa $lo,s
600 S1ulben bur9sebrannt. &uslber9
bat i1cn friber als gountpi4atmsiftsr tn
graub SsIanb, Rsb., .bsf3tttsrt".
Der g 0 f a en-, peI&sr am s. b.
NR. Son Deabpoob mad gbepenne abtubr,
nobm @olbbarrsn i'm Wertbe pom $780,
900 nit.
Su Sroquois, Rinssburp County.
pnrbe Der 8eriu5 semadt, etnen artef'
fHen Brunusn AZ sraben unb ffieB man tn
elmer Eisfs pom as5 SUB auf eins ffarfs
Salsioble.
Das 2afer bes Spiumraudsns
uinsmt, pom msbrsren 9inefi9en 9dnbIern
unterfiist, in ben BIad Sils INNER gro
sere DimenFonen on. @iuer Der 5aupt'
op~htukbdnbIer In Deabpoob, Der gbtnei'
@ins Glue, fauft p5dentIt9 fur $3.50
Opium, has au9 reseImdBts BON teiner
&unben In Der ansssebensn Seit eonlumir
wfrb. ..
Die @rubenaeieli9af
In ben Blad 5ils Dot Elm 9OipitaI fi
lire Nrbeiter sesrinoet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-04
@tSeouHn.

Da8 @efesaebunsss 60 mi
psI9es bic 8srwaItuns bes S~rrenbauies tn
Wabiiou, sesen wel9e i9on lsstes Sabr
&lase erboben worben mar, ~ unterfuden
bate, bat isinsn Beri9t benz @ouuerneur
sinssbdnSiat, aber wie psrIautst, mar nrs
fade senus porbanbsn, unb wtrb Der Diret'
torber WibusrwaItuns bsi4uIbtst.
Der ,Seebote@ Idbt f5 aus WiIton
bas SoIaenbe beri1ten: Der Eabatsmarft
besinnt bebeutsnbe Tbdtisteit su 3eiseu unb
mad ben Ssisrtasen ftsbt elm bebeutenbss
@eiddft Az ermarten. sSt Der Iesten Wo:
DE baben f9 bic bieRssn Gabatspfanser
ruegen Der psrdnbsrIidsn @ittsruns tn
sr6bter Aufresuus b~efuubeu. Bis isst
baben erif einise HRanSsr fIsine Quantt'
tdten Der Yfan3e seffrippt unb Der Tabat
rpirbe better istn, uenn Ct In ben Eager:
iduppsn aufsebdnst worben wdre. Gin
r~ueiterer &esentas tn Der uorisen Wo@e
pirbs es m6slt@ sema&t baben, baB Der
sr6Bte Tbsil Der WtseouFner Grnte einse'
beimii unb sspadt worben wdre. Die
tir3Ii9en 8srtdufe fnb Don fpanii@er
Ausiaat unb bradten non Q bis 10 Gents
per Bfunb. pfanser, bic bereits fttippen
IieBsn, fanbeu, baB eas Blatt isbr fetn unb
Der @rtras per oder Iei@t. Der Rep
gortsr Wartt 3sist sesenudrtis mebr 9es
ben, bod fnb penis 8ertdufe Don ls79sr
WisconHn bert4tet unb bic Annabme
bsrri9t Dor, baB @iseOnfu untsr einem
anbsrn Nau,sn u~srfauft wtrb. Gin 8ers
tauf pom 50 &iten ls79er 0iseoniu
braSte 8 Gents per 8funo.
am Mittpo5 Morsenu. I. $50
DE poute Der WiI1bdnbler Watb. Stams
ma aus gap gieu, auf benz 9stmwese
DON ieiner rsssImdBiseu WiIdreiie, bic
@eIeiie in Der Ndbe Der @aI3ustts 3u WiI
pautse t~rsu,en. S5on bate er mebrers
berieIbsn binter H9, ba iab er auf benz
@eleiie Der Chicago Rortbusitsrn einen
8us bsrantommen uRb bebisIt bteien fef
i'm ause, pbne fi@ umSuisbsn, Oh ibm ni9t
au4 pom anberer settle @sfabr brobe.
gI6sli4 wurbs fem Subruert uon niebre.
rem oifeneu Wassn, bic pon elmer Ransir'
maI&ine auf elm Hebenssleiis busfirt pa'
rem, setroffen unb 5srr Stamn1a NIT uns
sebeurer @epaIt uon feinem Waset auf
einen RobIsnbaufen sei&Ieabert. Bel benz
fur9tbarsn Sturte srIttt er mebrere flafe
fenbe Wunben am 6opfe unb auBerbem
cine 8erlssuns bes S9dbels, bic ieinen
Cob sur 5OIse batten. ,s.'I = I'd liI
Dte @abIe pom 8. q. Ootp In
GAINESVILLE III absebraunt. S9abeu $lO,'
900, 8srf@sruns $4,000. Ga i ~ ,ns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-04

Snb.n Stdbten 3peiter &Iafe IL
9anias Iaufsn aIe S9antIiesn3eu am 81.
DECEMBER al anb f6ou iett usiseru f@
bic Stabtrdtbe, bic 2ieenjen 3u p~erldnsern
ober nsus aus3uffeIlsn. .Su Topeta mics
Der Stabtratb eth 2iesnsseia9 fur cine
2iquorsrobbanbIuns surid. SIM sIIse'
meinen psrbaItsn fi9 bic Brobtbitiouifsn
porIdufs nod gang rubis, aber am l. So
III werben fe ben 8riss TIM sanssn
Staate bsstnuen.
g. garpaIItt aus prsubHdsS9Ie
fen Tam bieier Gage NIT finf anberen
TamiIisn auf ieineul Dese mad &uhL,
RAN, bur4 Ranias gitp. 9ie 2sute Be-
abRGtisen, baieIbf cine GoIonte su srins
ben, unb srnarten TIM nd9ffsn Gribiabr
bsbsutsnben Ra@i9ub feitens ibrer 2anbs'
Ieute.
gu gIItnmoob wurbe wieber eine
MISUNDERSTANDING absebaIten, tn ueIs
der BITE gompasnie f@ erbot, far 70 ader
2anb unb bas Wesere6t bur9 bas Conn
auf aue @sIbaniprlde Su per3idtsn, bic
sun, Is. Wai BITE giisnbabn mad gain'
woob fertts tu feaen unb Elm &unbbaus,
Habnbof u. (. %. su errt9teu. Disis
Propoftion wurbe einfimmis anssnOmmsn
unb iomit III Aqes In Orbuuns.