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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-16
GIeanings from our Exchanges.

BELoI1 has a new town clock
II anybody is sick at Alazomanic
nowadays, it's the measles.
The printing presses III the Re
pubiicaa. Obserccr Office at Richland
Center are now run by steam.
THE street lamps (kcrosene) of
Prairie du Chen, give good salts.
faction, and the council has ordered
more.
pLArrEyILLE is to have cream
cry modelled after the best structures
Of the kind at Elgin, H., or in Wal
worth Co.
AFTER undergoing thorough re-
pairs, the Boscobel woollen mills
will he ready TO commence spring
operations in about week.
TUE season for packet boats was
was opened last Saturday by the
Diamond 10 Line, which sent the
steamer Josie down the river.
Ak illicit whiskey distillcry has
been "taken in" by government de-
tectiyes in the town OF Wyaluslug,
Grant Co One little key of whis.
key, 1870 proof was all the liquor
found, and the machinery has gone
10 The L. 5 Marshal's office. It Mad
ison.
TnE southern Wis. ard Northern
III Industrial Association held an
adjourned meeting AZ Belolt on tho
9Th inst, when the treasurer's report
showed nm indebtedness Of about
500, 3. mc.;on to sell the property
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-16

lOi NJ tilt Iult VI ttlltS per mt thti
insertion. No business notice published in this
department fTst issue. for less than 30 cents.
ST. PATRlCK's DAY-to morrow.
SEE corrected II. II time table.
HAVE you selected your Easter
cards.
MARCH 18th will be the fourth
Sur day III lent
ALL the clergymen of this city
reside in TIE lst ward.
SALT Only $3.50 per barrel in
this city; and it's first class, too.
THE Juvenile Temple of this city
has boom-l6 joined Tuesday
evening.
IF its not cloudy, and you'll look
for it, the new moon viii be in sight
next Monday.
DooR.srEp and water.table for
Magoon's building at Darlington
were shipped from here Monday.
FUNDS are being raised to further
beautify the Presbyterian church,
and it is to receive thorough paint
ing outside
The little twelve year old miss of
Robt Whitney, Belle, is seriously i'll
with an attack of erysipelas; hopes
Of her recovery are still entertained.
GONE SoUru-Simon ID. Lanyon
has sold his large ice.box, rocker,
sausage-stuffer and blocks to Tom.
Whitford, of Darlington; they were
shipped Monday.
Tom SHOWS crew, with Joe Opie
pulling" have charge Of the $40, a,
m, Milwaukee train; aud they are
becoming popuar-they've always
been so on the Old liue.
THE fifteen foot cane fish pole,
which ia, ishes the juvenile fisher.
man, are again in season, and our
dealers seem to delight in showing
them to the small boy.
CHANGED AGAIN.-By X X. the
mails now arrive at $50, a. m, and
9:I0, p. m And the mails are clos.
cd for Dodgeville at 7, a. m.; for the
Il. Il. at $40, a. M, and l2, IN.
TwISs.-Last Saturday VIM. San
ders, the cooper, was presented with
twins. What aggrevates us is to see
coopers and store-keepers prosper,
while printers have ordinary luck
To BE WITH US.-Our new station
agent and family are soon to take
residence in Mrs. Strachan's house.
Good idea, that; if we'd had more
snow, earlier, it might have been
better for the town
LAST fall and during the winter
heavy snow fall was craved; but
such light storms as we had last
Thursday and Tuesday are not now
wished for. Don't get discouraged;
we may yet have an early spring.
DEAD young "uns' are among the
mysteries surrounding Plattevile.
The occasional finding of one on a
door step, in a mineral hole or ma
nure pile, seems justifable reason
or questioning the moral virtues Of
tie place.
lHG attendance at the Pilgrims
Progress lectures are Increasing;
the audience was quite large last
sabbath evening Mr. Jenkins
seems to be endeavoring with all
his talents to help humanity, fight.
ing Satan in all his attitudes.
OUE Dodgeyille friends are trying
to work up County Telephone
Association, which, if put in opera
ton, would be great convenience.
We hope the proprietors will try to
fix it 50 Linden, Miftlin, Mineral Pt.,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-16
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, MARCH lG 1892

Waldwick and Moscow will be in
cluded in the line. With reasonable
rates for use, the line would pay
better than telegraph line.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-16

we've got, We can i'll afford 20 lose
such . family as Franks.
TUE wife of Rev. l. II jenkins is
making quite an protracted visit near
Madison, extending christian and
sisterly companiouship TO her hus
bands aged and invalid sister, whose
home is near that city.
RoBERr MARTIN and wife, OF Bel
mont, visited with relatives and
friends, Monday and Tuesday of
this week. Mr. NJ, as usual when
in the city, favored the TEipuNE
with n pleasant call.
j. NJ. GuNDRy, better known as
JOHNNIE, started for t'ilyerton, Col,
Monday morning, where he intends
locating, for time at least. On his
way out he spends = week with his
sister, Mrs. Lamberson, at Lincoln
Neb.
i, c. ORR, prominent lawyer of
the county seat of Grant Co., called
on us last week. When qucstio ned
regarding his friend Cemcntson's
chances for election to the judgcship,
he said, "the outlook is very salts
factory"
HAVE you noticed how our Asst.
Postmaster has been behaving him
self the last week? And "Jot,'
too? Mr.. j. llmscom, wife and
daughter, have again taken residence
in this city, occupying J A Platts
brick house,
SAMPSON Ro6ERS, Of the firm of
Bowles N Rogers, Chicago, and one
the most upright and jolly boys that
its been Mineral Points misfortune
to lose, called yesterday; his mission
is business, and home visit TO pa
rents and sisters three.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-16

Your BOYS ANp GIRLs.-Perhaps
it's none Of our business, editorially
or individually, how parents control
their children, and perhaps il is.
We will say, however, that it's some
body's business to take care of the
rising generation. Our streets, after
dark, are often alive with the young
of the city; the youth, of the age
that, in well regulated families, are
not allowed on the street, except oa
special occasions, at these hours.
Now, it is not of the young lads
alone that we speak, for there are
nearly as many young misses Idly
tramping our street at unseemiy
hours. Now, YOU will concede that
the character of a community de-
pends much upon the young women;
if they be cultivated, refined and in
telligent, the young men VIII feel
the requirementthat they themselves
be eentlemanly and refined. If their
female friends are frivolous and
silly, the young men will be worth
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-16
Perso onal POINTS,.

JENKINS, the artist, moved into
Cottrell's dwelling house this week
Mas. RI. kIsLENBURY is not yet
able to leave her bed, bat is some
better.
ARE DELLEE took the $40, n. M,
train, Monday, for trip to Milwau-
kee and Chicago
LAST Friday, LOTUS Wright and
Fritz Vivian visited Darlington;
can't guess what for
w. S, WHITE, of the Cash Grocery
House staff, is in Dubuque, Iowa,
this week on business.
SrErH. THOMAS felt so much bet
ter in health Monday morning that
he returned 10 Madison.
HENRY Bennett, of Wagon Gap,
Col, got home Friday morning, for
a short stay--looks hearty,
HENRY bUNsfAN came nome oa'
urday evening, but skipped for Mad
ison again Monday morning.
ARTHUR ]. OkEEFe, lawyer Of
Darlington, and brother Of Father
O'Keefe, was in the city on Monday.
w., En,.ns s,or,oa =, ,to.aa,
morning for CANYON City. OREGON.
where he intends to follow ranch
life
ro,,,,-,n q, ,ro,. of >I;m;, oa,l
ed Monday. Next week he HES for
Iowa and Dakota, where he has some
land.
Joux Tprurrrox Of Ninton In
came last week to make his parents
short visit. Iowa air and John
seem to agree.
Mg. WAGEEN, the engineer Of the
"crow train, called on Monday even
ing, and reeaied u VIII incident
ana anecdote OF H. H. me
LAsr week Orrin Beardslcy left us
to make Spring Green his future
abiding place. He wanted "to be
where mother Is" Good ldee'
MoNDAy evenings train brought
Miss Jessie Butler, of Platuille, and
Miss Flo. Hill, of Lancaster, who
are visiting with Mrs. John Allen.
ltps LAvrsurpr son and Grand.
son returned 10 their Colorado home
Tuesday mornino after \ two
month ! visit with friends bereabout
or;o,;,e v;s;, WITH relatives a.
Freenort and Tho while rho nosto,
il exne ,;e,o;,. hacbaIorbood,s fe,;c
i,v
the west again Tuesday When
nut,ar oets scarce VIII. goes 'totber
side the Missjssippi and buys more
land
r., osno,xc ho ;co,ol,or .in
oovt wonL afoI1 mn b;s tent mn, and
himself in the direction
Of southeastern New Mexico. where
he will locate.
p ueDov,,r,s family of tho
town of Moscow arc hay;no . ser-
;ous t;,nc with d;nb,baria hrouobt
to the house bv q visiting friend
from Ridoewav
W. cn c. T.
.,,roIa.;r,, 80 rh;oa,, lron
,:....,.s,,.a, u,t,,..1a,.. .,o,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-16
The Local Field.

~ Business Notices in local columns.
loaded, and in same type us local news, viii be
charged Tor nj the rate Of 10 cents per line each
insertion. No business notice published in this
department, fTst issue for less than 20 cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-16

STILL BETTER. II n. Snow
has shown us letter from the for
mer Secretary of the Lehigh Zinc
Co., which corroborates his state
ments made before the meetin Q
held on the 9TH inst. Some of those
in attendance thought Mr.. s. "drew
it rather strong;" but the letter 70
Mr.. Snow shows the enterprise to be
more feasible than presented to the
meeting. He is now in correspond
ence with the former Superintendent
of the Lehigh furnaces, who has
worked thousands of tons of Min
eral Point and Highland ores, and
can give reliable estimates touching
the erection of works, operating the
same, and the yield of the ores, with
the profits to be reasonably expected
therefrom Mr.. Snow transacted
business with these gentlemen for
four years previous to the works
being sold to Philadelphia Co,
and places great confidence in their
word.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-16

SoNE Of "the boys" played a prac-
tical Joke on Charlie Neal the other
day; while he was trying to trade
Il horae for Ed Osborne's stock of
jcwcllrl, they carried off quarter of
beef, d hanl,and disarranecd the shop
appliances badly. On his return TO
his meat marketho instantly got busy
in a search through millincr stores,
drug and grocery stores, aod twas
finally discovered in Il barber shop
near by.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-16

BUTTER,-W. II. Blewett, of our
city, has q COW from which has been
made during the last fonr months a
trihe over 1852 lbs of butter Now,
what we want to know is, Why, with
so many large butter producing bo-
vines i'll iowa and Lafayette coun.
ties, we've got to pay such q big fig.
ure for table butter? Don't the sup.
ply regulate the price? Perhaps,
though, it's the butter shipper who's
to blame. But did you ever notice
that 3o-cent butter tastes better on
bread than cent butter?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-16
r., II. Il ST. -1. 81. R..
NEW TIME TABLE.


Freigh. and Aee'll ... ....... .......7 01 a. N.
Passenger TO Milwaukee aud Chicago. $50 II. IN,
Fast Freight and Acc'm ......l2:39 D. M,
AEPIyE
Monroe Aoeommud alton ..... .........l 80 q. M
IlSiS ~ ana sANt III ~ 4. ~
Passenger nom Milwaukee 4 Chicago.9I0 Z. II.
The regular passenger arrives in Milwaukee
at $3.50 =, N, and Chicago at 200 p IN, returning
leaves Chicago al l0;ij Il, m. and Milwaukee
at 2:l0 ? m.
The last freight connects AT GAINESVILLE for
Beloit and Rockford, aud makes good conneC-
tons for the west viz the Prairie du CHEN Di-
vision, or via Warren over the Illinois Central.
All trains connect for Warren and PlattaNile
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-16

THE query now is, "Where are
the Zinc White Furnaces to be
built?" We've heard two or three
sites named, but as yet it's not been
determined Wouldn't it be a good
idea for the Common Council to
have a special meeting for the pur-
pose of taking steps to present to
this company land upon which to
build, the same to go back to the
city whenever the furnaces perma-
nently abandon work? The expense
would not be great; the enterprise
is largely in the city's interest, and,
to our mind, it would not be out Of
place to do this
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
Snrembur9cr Gazette

DOT Ru,sen In Spanisn esitorbens Rauf,
mann RorI Bubble bat Der @smsinbs sur
grrittung zines Armeu unb Rrautsnbau
les BITE Summs pon 80, 600 Rurf per:
matt -an IA Salt, HaGmittIs, er
tranfsu IN otm neusn Safeu su 6 obleub
Dret Yerlonsa. Gin Setser BON bsm
S4raubeuooupfsr ROTTERDAM l." mar In
bic Staot 9ssaussn, um @emiie ~ TAU
fen ; ais er suridtam uuo pon Der Gan:
ounssbtids auf ben Dampfsr treten
wpute, frat CT bansbsu, fisI tn be Slutbsn
Der Wolsl unb periduanb. Sine bulbe
Stunbe ipdtsr feel ein 3idb,isss aiub an
bsrislbsn Steele IN bic Uioisl. Gin Bio:
nier, Der bisisS lab, ~iiirste fib iu's Wai
fer, UNI oas Rino Su rettsn. fdno aber lei
Der ebsnfaus ben Cob. NGs RsttuHss
psriu9e warea psrssbli9.- Die Wsinbsrse
itsben on Der llntsrmoieI redt ippis. Die
EraubenbIitbe usrlisf Bieml,d siuitis, uuo
bdngt Der Stof pousr Eraubsn iebot iinb
itel!su peiie sueiui5fse 9si6e,ne po,bans
ben. Rur come, unb oann pstben IN
isrs Binssr sinsu sutsn Ssrtit bstommsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
Rbeiu uuo W ofeI.

Sas i4were @suitter bas am l6. Sult
l6er & irfenber aos, bat Elm fur4tbarss
6aselmsttsr ssbradt. Das Sis, wel9es
4 unb l 3oa I'M Dur1msfsr bate, bdnfts
i9 alsbalb 10 bod an, baB man rod cine
Stunbe nod benz @ewitter iber elm gts
felb bliden tonnts. Ser an ben 5elbfrids
ten anseri9tsts S9aben 1T, Iaut benz ,B.
Yoltsbl.H bsbsuteub, urb I'M 10 betriben
Der, ais pisIe arbsiter Der bisfisen @las'
butte In SoIss bts Dor anbertbaIb Sabten
itattsefunbsnsn Bran6ss OsrieIbsn bis gum
Wat b. 8. fat gar setnsn 8eroisnit ss1abi
baben -anfan9 Jult usrpunoete ein Sa9o
pd5ter einsn Sanbuettsburi6sn, wsl4er
i'm Walbe BET Dhren istne Sislta nb
belt uub gum S4us seseu bic Jnleften
ben Rod lber Ropf unO @e19t gsbreitst
bate. Sine oss Deess tommsnhe 5rau,
wsIGs bic buntle Wtane In @sbIid be-
mertte, 9laubte, ss campfire ba elm 8io
idWsin, unb beetle flo ben Jastpd5tsr
uou ibrsr .@atOstnns~ In RenntnlB 81
isseu. Oieisr litB ii9 an Ou uno Stsle
fibren unb fsusrte in bsmlslbsn @Iauben
uis bic frau ~befaugsn, auf oas ueImetrt
li9e Swarspilo. Sn benz nd1itsn Angens
blide flGrte 'ta marfsriditternber S4rei
ben SatpabaIt auf. Die 8srbwe lung
oss uuporf4iissu S4dssn fam man fi9
bsnten.--Dsr gu Bar4stb ssbarttss,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
gIiab n.

Gls unldnsf Elm Oienitmdb9en in @ornp
uesen zines bsrbsn SubeIs ieiner D,enif,
bsrri9aft ii9 gu W c 3 In bic Woiel ifir
gen uoute, nm ii9 ous 2sben su nsbm,n,
rtef tbr Elm Sdgsr, Der He i9on I'M Wafsr
fab, gu: v8tuf Du Did mad Sauis
padsn, ober i4 i9tese Dir sine 9abuns
S4rot auf ben BsI,." Tub ri9tts, Der
Wunn i4oB. natlrlt9 in ote 9uft; bas
Wdo9sn aber ma9te &sbtt, unb lief 10
i3nsQ ss %tounte, mad Sauie.-aIs am Z.
SaIi Va4mittaBs gu StraBburs sin
beiabrter ebruaroiser @eiitIider bur1 ben
@olosieBen stns, nabte fd binter ieinen
&ddeu Elm S4liussI Don etua IA Sabrsn
uno matte auf Der Soutane bss sellilibsn
Germ eiuen breiten ms,Beu Strit aus
BIGGER Trsdssit NIT Rtsioe bin. Gin bi,
oerber SinfunoyuanBtser Soloat, Der in
pemieIben Momsnt uorbeisins, bsoabte f9
ntdt Iause, faste ben Buri4sn bsim Era:
gen unb CAB tbm cine Obrfeiss, baB CT
fb tusslte anb bann nit einiseu uua,tisen
&eoensarten In einem bena9barteu @dB
9en uerl6wano. Die esute. bic sufauis
bic StraBsu paifrtsn n ben Torfau be.
merit batten, tIatl1tsn benz SoIoaten Bet
fau, Der oarauf isinen Bss ruby fottiests
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
9 d letteu II.

Nus S5lsfsn pirb pou firdtsrli&sn
8oltenbri1sn ssmsIoet, ote am II. Sult
in S6bmsn uuO Ssltrst9il5 uno Yreu
Std S6lsfen nisosr sInssn. SIS ItsSsR
folseuoe Ssttdts por: SObannts Dab, Is
Sait. @s par etne eutlssll6e Nadt tiE
4roB' uuo RlsInaupa unb DaS pbsIlts
glbttbal, SpmDsiml5te uno aruau. DE
Wobtmibis 1T wsSSe.6~emmt, Ouutsl
tbal IGrsd!l5 miBsnommsn, nameutltS
Bsnouls Slas fabrIt mao tas berIiGattlrte
6ol3lassr. Die 0umms,b,ats uno 81.
lenbabnbrtts in Soeralttant ltno &c, it5rt.
So5auutsbaD putoe bon benz iio6rlt3sn
unp iloDeltliaen 9suttter btttoffsu. Sn
Der 9OIoi9m,s0'4 en- 5lbut "a DObsueIbs
uuroen Ote 8tunbmaueru uutetpaibsn
uno cine 80 Rlaftst LANCE Wausr l.irsts
elm. Wobsl, 6abutelnrt9tungsu unO
Debifi5Is purbsn poa ben 5lalbsu weg9s
trassn. Die 6dm'lts Des 6a5utbs iisers
puros nit srOBlsr Uilbs serettst. Aubcr
bieisr 6abrtt uurOsn aud uiele aneers Ins
Iasen auf's duBslits bsldaoist. Gum
s,SBten S@rsGsn ueIiaste aud Die Sasbe.
Isu1tuus ben Disnit. Die Eelssrap5en
psrbtnbuus Suiiteu 6obensIbe uno Arnau
lit unterbro9sn. - Er~autenuu. Is Gull.
Dur9 ben seittisen 0oItsnbru4 1T bic
btsfss suuse Ssssno uOn ESauieuau, 1lt
finbt, Srelbsit, Wari9snDOrt Dnnttltbal
arg mitseuommen. Der S4absn unD
oas l1uslid ino unsrmsBlid. Der Sans
msr Der a,msn 8suolteruns If srOB Sstt
benz Sabre 1858 sspentt bic bieiise DE
ssnb teiner 10 stpBsn 5ot fatb, pie bic
seitrise. Dem SsSrtsbapptmanRe BON
Erautenau purbe bic @uiisnouns elmer
poblausseriitstsn Wllttdrs abtbstIurs BON
800 Piouisren anSstraseu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15

SIM ihbltdsn RebraSta bat
f1d bic Sdaf,u8t su elmer Der ui6tisiisn
Snbuffrien emporsei&wungen. Spbn Us.
SoofuaIter, Der stnitiss ganbibat fir bas
@ouoerneutsamt bes Staatss Ohio bat tn
8awnee County 10, 600 older bss bsiisn
2anbss ausetuuft uno beftt cine Shuaf,
bseros BON ssbn bis fiufssbn EauienS R6p
fen. @r i@dst ietnen biesidb,tseu 8Ou
e,ttas auf So, 900 Bfuno.
aus m Gourip 6i(mors l5rsi6i Elm
Correspondent eer vSutnois Stautssts q:
Gin i6psrer 5nesIitu,m bssanu psitIid
pom 9uit!nSs, our6tobte Qbams County
lomie bic Counties Glap. Ri&oIs, Siu'
more, 9baper, bic gr6bte gerpifuus rib.
tets sr in @lap unb 5iumore @ontp an
Die SugeIfrsde III ibsr 80 WsiIen lang
unb absr so Weilen brett, Der 6assl bat
aber in Der Breite Stredeu %iibergansen
6ier in Womsnce Tounibip bss County
FILLMORE fisbt ss isbr Doe aus, sumaI ba
mir iton am 20. Suni 1881 BON idmerem
SaseIi1Ias bsimseiudt uurben. Yiele
9eute uerIafen iest bieie @esenb unb sebsn
,u ibrsn 5tsunseu uub Ysruanbtsn i'm
Often, boffsu bort 5iIfe uno nnterftisuns
su srIaussn. Wir battsn bier bic i96u'
ten ausfdten auf cine grnte. ginise
butten i6on ansefansen, 8Ossen u. @srffe
~ idnsiben, absr bas, mas sei6nitteu
NOR, bot ber 9assI gang ausseoroiden.
Die Waisfelber fam man taum msbr En-
tsnnsn. Was bort seitanben bat, 1T Biz
auf ben grbbobsn bsruntsr sei9lassu, nur
bie unb ba feben nod einise Stensel.
Der Sturm ma bier 70 fart. baB er Wa'
gen, grutemai1iaeu, Stauunsen, turs
aaes mas ibm I'm Wsss itaub, ibsr ben
Daufsn uarfen. RIeinere S1meins inb
bur4 ben 5assl eridIassu. Sisb uub
Pfsrbe, bic auf Der Weibe marsn, purbsu
pom benz Sturm fortsspsbt. 4ass lief
bunt burdeinanber, Sober iu9te mad benz
Sturm bas Seiniss. Dir boten % Ga
ssIobn fur @rnteleute; istt, ba mir
ausssbassIt tnb, mifisn mir fslbsr suiebsn,
baB mir Mrbett betommsn unb uns Elm mes
mia uerbienen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
benz nod naFsu @raie. Wabrf9einli4
bate cine Wuhnboie bic Ebiere ass ibrsm
nafien Clement entfibrt.

benz nod naReu @raie. Wabrf1einlid
bate eine 8uhrbois bic Ebiere ans ibrem
nanen Clement entfibrt.
Su Wtnneiota arbsiten bic Gem
psrsn,muder pts bic Bienen. Oie Oeut'
i9sn aber, meift neil tie oon eisenen 9ano'
Isutsu p~erIsitst unb psun ni1t brett, 10
bod inbirett psrbanbeIt perben, leeen bic
Sdnbe In ben SdooB unb bofen, baB Der
v5srreott" tbnen bod Bier ssben werbs.
Ste tratsbIen untsr f3 ielbit unb lai1sn
ben Sei-b auBer aussn.
SIM 3u9tb su Stiawater trus
id am Sonntas .. %. cine ersreifenbe
Seeue su. Gin tlsiuer norpesii9er 8nabe
iprad ba Dor, iaste, baB er neither TONNE
UNI isinsn 8atsr su iebsn, Der mad Sauie
qeid,isben, sr babe BET Seymour, Cabin
& SO, bausrnbs 4nfsauna etbalten. Der
urm. 6lsine brad uouitdnbis buiammen,
aIs er erfubr, baB iein Batter wegen Dior
bss gu lsb.nsldu9ii4er 3a4thana itrafe
uerurtbeilt pOrbeu iei.
Ra6 peri6iebenen Quer, unb 8inteI
sissu 1T bic vYionesr 8reB" In ct. YauI
1ur llsberseusuns selanst, baB Eempe:
renBuans bod eins uerweifi i9e SADIE iet
uno bat baber ben Naherapoiteln ben
Rriss ertldrt. gS freut uns, bag bisies
I nlubrei9e SIatt, has namsntIid serats
tn ansIo: ameritaniiten Rreiien 9sleien
wirb, fi9 auf bic Ssits Der 8srnunft uab
Sreibeit ssfts0t bat. Sbne stpas pgcu'
nidrsu gerIuit (bur9 9sfsruerluffe an Cent
psrsnSIern ,c.) uirb es aber uu1 Bel be,
vPisneer Yreb" nidt abssbsn; I'm, 10 an:
erfennensusrtbsr 1T bic 9aItuns bss Blut'
ties.
Sn gbasta purbe rir3lid ein 8irt
aetauft unb ibm Der Rams SEQ XIII. Sar'
Der ssssbsn. 5err 5arber iou fi& iibs,
BITE Mntunft bes brei5ebnten Spr0BIiuss
nidt uenis ssfreut babeu.
S@on wieber fnb per3meifert
8sriuds sema@t wo,ben, fur bic bret Bril-
Der Nounser, bie Bantrduber BON Nortb
isIb, sbsmaIise @enohsn Der @sbribs
Sames unb mebrfa9e W6rbsr, Bssnabi
suus gu erIansen. Gin SuteI pom tbuen
Wopor 6. 9. Oounser Don Wifouri, ia
eiue Yetttioa unierbrsitet, bic nit ben In
teri&rift.n BON 1000 WiGourisr Birseri
bsbstt III. @ouuernsur 9ubbarb i&Iu!
iebod bas Nninnen ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15

Grob aIIer anf I rengunge
tsr @sISsn Spstulantsn bes 8sItsns TN,
Ten bic Brsiie auf ben MdrEten pom Obi
eGeo unb Cincinnati bod bsmaBsn, bos
fe betnube cine gar It %betpouufen. Die
@stbensrntsn inb buI6jnutttI,9 ausgs
5sitnst, unb ole 5dnbler. bic ibren 8or'
rutb in Der 9Offnuus, nod bObsre Brsiie
e~rstelen III t6nnen, 5u,ii6Sebaltsn babsu,
inosn ii9 iebr se,dul4t.
Cine interefiante Winse Ia
iIr9ft in guB County, 3d., DOR Or, s.
i. Srpber ~9sfunbeu pOroeu. sic Setst
auf Der einen Setts bas Bruitbilb einss
&6nias unb auf Der qnbern Elm Bib SUPP
tsIs nit Der umi6rift: Basileos. Antio-
chou. Epiphanous. N~ikeph.. .uabr'
i4stnli9 Nlkephorou, Ste licmmt omit
aniGeinenb BON Autio6us ~, Der BON
l75 bis l64 Dor @briitus berri@te.
Sn SIlinois 1T Jet alsrpdrts bas
@sflGrpsr Der O~rei6maidine 3u b6ren.
&er @rtrus bss @sissns fiebt obne Bet
ipisl ba. SsIber, uOn peldsn man Dor
Der grnts auf b6&ftens spausis BuibsI
per acre gersdnst bate, liefern ourdi9nitt:
li1 brelbtg, uub isue pom weI4em man ben
eittas out breiRis seitdst bate, swsiuno
brslbi9. Ois QuuIitdt III uoraisl,9, unb
Der s,6Bte GbsIl bss @siBsrs pirb i'm
WRartt NIT No. 2 bsbeitnst psrben. Sn
ganbalia mar Der Prsis tn Der lsttsn $50:
DE Inn 8sbn Gents sefalen, unb betrdst
i,st neun5is Gents.
Sn @btcaso wurbe bislsr Gage bic
Qeite zines grtruntsuen aus benz Waher
ss3ossu. tn bsfsn Eai&e man Buptsrs
fanb, pel9e barauf btnbsutsn, baB Der
gsrunslidts eth Sarmer. Ramsns 81. So
bsnffsin, aus TaBeweu @ountp unb pabr,
i6einIi6 Elm WttsIieb bss Sal itenbauiss
@tttsenitsin 6obsnffetn mar.
Sn einem Der Tbomas Com,
3erte in Chicago erIoiden an einsm Der
Issten absnbe gang pI6sIid BITE slsctrii6eu
2ump.n. Oas YubIitum 6srblisb iebr
psrifdnoiser Bstie rubts auf ietnen Sissn,
absr aus elmer Ode bss sroBsn SaaIss sr.
idoa Elm untsrbridtsr S@rei, wie i'm
S&rtd unb S9merB a%usBuprsfsn pflest.
@I.t@ssitis uerbrsitetsn bic gampsn pieber
Easssbsue tn benz SaaIe, aue Ausen
parbten R9 mad Der SteIe. aus Der Der
S@rei ss'Ommsn, unb man fab einen Jun.
gen Wunn, Der f4 bie Sanb DOR ben Wunb
btelt; bur8 bic Singer brauseu sroBs
SIutsiropfsu. N.bsn ibm iaB cine bib,
bhbi&e jung. Dame, tis unsemstn psrIs'
gen ausiub unb sbsn i'm Bssriff mar, Elm.
Saarnubel In bic Eaite Su ftsden. 9is
@unos oss Siuslinss blutete 10 fat, baB
CT uufitanb Hnb NIT isiner SsSIeitsrtu ben
SaaI uerlieB. Die uoribsrssbenbe Sin:
fsruis, bic 8ernunOuns, bic SaaruubsI
unb Der Rurb Der iuHseu Dame i6isnsn
tn sinsm seUtfen 3uiammeubaus Bu ffe'
ben.