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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-26
FIRE RecOFG.

Philadelphia, pa fire. in the ware
house OF Chas. N. Rossett, dealer in
corks and brewers supplies, caused
damage of $50, 600; insurance, $50, 600.
Clifton Hill, Mo-. pa fire last night
destroyed all the business part of town.
excepting one store. LOSS $4,000,
Pattsburg, n. Y, 25.-The round
house, freight and passenger depot on the
ChRteaugsy narrow guage railroad
burned, with two locomotives, a passen.
ger coach and two freight cara, Loss
SIS, coo. A boy II years old, burned FL
death IN the round house. The station
agent was dangerously burned hv fms
explosion of barrel of kerosene,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-26
Mining stocks.

New York, 25.-Mining stocks were
fairly active and firm. Robinson sd-
vanced from 800 to 3.35, closing at $50.
Annie sold from $40 to 3.4l, closing at
$40. Little Chief declined to 81. State
Lines Nos. 2 and 3, steady at Il and z.
South Pacific LOS and Ito. Sales at
both exchanges POI, $40 shares; total for
the week 1 ,40S, G3O shares.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-26
Casualties.

New York,I25.-An engine on Sixth
avenue elevated road ran into the rear
coach of the regular passenger train at
Cortland street station this morning, and
two coaches and the engine would have
fallen to the street had it not been for the
guard railing.
Council Bluffs, 24.-The Rock Island
train east bound, was ditched by spread
ing rails, and ten cars were badly
wrecked and three men injured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-26
He would il He Co,,,a

London, 24.-Guerney, ex-mayor Of
Northampton, has instituted proceedinea
against Brsdlsugh to compel him to pef-
form his parliamentary duties.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-10-07

The Virginia Enterprise expresses
doubts as to explosives being injurious to
men working in mines, and belives it is
the cause of bad air. 1t has been thor.
oughly proven, to the satisfaction Of the
physicians and residents of this locality,
that Giant powder, and kindred explos-
ives, are fast killing off the miners. The
miners inhale the smoke while working
in the mines, which at first forms coat.
ing over the lungs, then the deadly poi
son proceeds on its errand of destruction.
We have known miners to have been
laid up for several days from dose Of
Giant powder smoke, yet we are unaware
of man ever having been thus affected
from dose of black, or blasting, powder
smoke. Why is this the case if Giant
powder is not injurious?
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-10-07

Browns Hall was crowded Saturday
evening with people to hear the speaking
of Congressman Cassidy and Hon. George
W. Merrill, the Democratic Candidate
for Attorney General. Mr.. Cassidy first
spoke, opening his speech in the general
way of telling what grand and noble
things the Democratic party had done,
and he would have the public believe
that if it had not OF been for the Demo
cratic party the free Government Of the
United States would have never been
born After indulging in the usual
political buncombe, the speaker got down
to his work. He explained why he voted
for the naval appropriation bill. He said
that each department presented to Con-
gress the estimated amount that would be
necessary for running them until the next
appropriation could be made. The ma
chinery of the Government could not be
run without the necessary meney to pay
the expenses, and that he did not care
which party had control of the ma.
chinery, he would always aid in the
keeping of the Government machinery
running smoothly, and if any person
voted for him thinking that he would do
otherwise, that they were very greatly
mistaken, and that was the kind of
Democrat he was In speaking of the
Mormon question, he stated that he was
not opposed any more to the Mormon re-
ligion than he was to any other religion,
but that he considered polygamy bigamy;
that it was violation of the Constitution
the United States and the laws of the
land, and it mattered not whether it was
done under the disguise of religion or not,
he was opposed to the practice of bigamy,
or polygamy, at all times. In speaking
of the Colorado river, Mr.. Cassidy re-
marked that if he had presented the
claims of this river, he would not have
been able to obtain one dollar for its
improvement. Before river can obtain
appropriation for its Improvement, a
Government engineer has to survey it
and estimate the cost of the improve
ments to be made, and that he did not
think that the improvement of the Colo
ado would be Of general benefit to the
State at large, as it was located SO far
away from the main part of the State.
He said that he done all he possibly
could for Nevada by endeavoring to OBJ
tain an appropriation for the sinking Of
artesisn wells, which he thought would
10 of more benefit to the State at large.
Mr.. Cassidy was bold and outspoken as
to his doings while in the House Of Con.
gress and said he had done nothing what
he was ashamed Of. He made an able
and interesting speech, which was well
received by the audience, who frequently
applaudsd the speaker. He created
favorable impression. Mr.. Merrill. who
was not feeling well, made but few
remarks.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-10-07

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN books Of registration for the general elec.
tion to be held November z, 1882, for the cleo.
ton OF State, County and Township oficsrs, arc
now open and will remain open daily on oil
October 20, 1882. OF which time the books for
registration will close at O'Clock P. II. Tho
law requires naturalized citizens to exhibit
their certificates Of naturalization at the time
they present themselves for regist alton
t t JOE. CONWAY,
Registry Agent. Meadow Valley Wash. Lincoln
County, Nevada.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-10-07
ELECTION NOTICE.
Election Tuesday, November 7, 1882.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
IN First Tuesday, the Seventh Day Of Noyem-
Der next, in the County Of Lincoln and State OF
Nevada, an election will be held for State,
County and Precinct officers. viz:
State Omcers.
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, | secre-
tary Of State, State Controller, State Treas.
urer. Attorney General, l Surveyor General,
l Superintendent of Public instruction, 6u.
preme Judge. Clerk Of suprems Court. Super
intendent Of Public Printing, Representative
In Cong -ess.
District Jud xe-- sixth Judiciai
District.
District Judge.
County Officers.
. Assemblymen. Sheriff. Clerk, Recorder,
Dis.ric' Attorney, Treasurer Assessor, surveyor,
Superin endent of Scboo s, Public Administra.
tor, ! County Commissioner 1ong tsrm), /
County Commissioner lshort terml.
Precinct Officers.
Justice of tho Peace. / Constable. Q School
Trus ees.
Which election will be opened at O'Clock in
tn" morning Of said 7th day Of November A D.
1882, and will continue until O'Clock In the
afternoon af the same day.
1t is further ordered, that the ballots to be
used at the ensuing election shall be printed On
good qusity Of white book paper and the size
shall be four and one.quarter inches In width
by ten inches in length; the names to be printed
on the left hand side Of said ballot, 40 IS 10 81.
low names to be written thereon. And, further,
that said ballot or ticket shall be free from
marks, characters or device, or anything that
could enable any one to distinguish by the back,
or when folded. from any other legal ticket or
ballot In accordance with sections Is and Il Of
an Act in relation to elections,
Dated this I'd day OF October, A. D. 1882.
BY order Of the Board Of County Commits
sloners for Lincoln County Nevada.
GEORGE T. GORMAN, Clerk
BY E. II PIERsoN. Deputy Clerk. oc7.td
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-10-07
Registration Notice.

NIoTIoe IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN books OF Registration for the General
Election to be held November Z, 1882, for the
election Of state, County and Township officers,
are now open and will remain open daily on ali
legal days from 10 o'clock A. n to P. NJ, until
October 90. 1882, ct which time the books for
Registration will close ct Q O'Clock p. N. The
law requires naturalized citizens to exhibit
their certificates Of naturalization ct the time
they present themselves for registration.
O. O. HOGAN,
ReSistry Agent, Royal City. Lincoln County,
Nevada.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-10-07
Registration Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN books Of Regist, alton for the general cleo
ton to be held on November z. 1857, for the
election Of State, County and Township oflicerp,
are now open and will remain open daily on ali
legal days from 10 O'Clock A. n. 10 ?. NJ. ANTI
October 20, 1881, at which time the books for
registration will close n O'Clock r. u. The
law requires nsturalixed citizens % exhibit
their certificates of naturalization at the time
they present themselves for registration.
ROBERT HUSBAND,
Rssissry Agent at Dry Valley. Lincoln County.
Nevada.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-10-07

Geo. H. Shepherd, has withdrawn from
the Democratic State ticket as their party
candidate for State Treasurer. Mr..
Shepherd must fear that Uncle George
Tufy will sit down on him. The State
Central Committee will meet on the l0tl
instant to eli the vacancy caused by Mr.
Shepherds withdrawal.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-10-07

Owing to our being cramped for time,
we are unable to make a reply to Mr..
Cassidy's assertion that he did not think
that the improvement of the Colorado
River would be much of benefit to the
State Of Nevada, but we shall do so at an
early day. The trouble is, that the peo-
pie Of this coast are not acquainted with
the magnitude Of the Colorado river and
its vast resources.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-10-07

A young lady in Pennsylvania desiring
to leave this wicked world for the one
that the Bible tells about, piled some
wood around her form and slowly burned
to death. "Well Drowned thy good and
faithful servant" should have been the
closing sentence of the minister who
preached the funeral sermon over the
corpse.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-10-07
REDEMPTION FUND
TREasuRER's oFFIcE,)

rV,o THE HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES OF
i Indebtedness Of Lincoln County, accrued
prior to the LIST Of April, A. D. 1875.
Whereas, there 10 now the sum Of $1,000
In the Redemption Fund. hereby
notify the holders of said indebtedness that
sealed proposals for the surrender of the same
will BIO received at my Office up to the 2ist day
OF October A. D. 1882, In accordance with an
Act Of the Legislature Of the State Of Nevada,
approved March 4th, A. d. 1875.
ss0.3t r. Il ELAN, Treasurer.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-10-07
Notice to LienhoIdsrs.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has commenced an action In
the Justice Court of Phoebe Township. Lincoln
County, State OF Nevada, In which action the
undersigned is plaintiff and Msyfower Silver
Mining Company is defendant. which action
is brought to enforce q lien in favor Of plaintiff
and against defendants, upon the following
described property and premises. situated In
Bristol Mining District, Lincoln County. Ssate
Of Nevada, to wit: The property known as the
Mayfower mine, in said District, containing 800
liner feet Of mining ground along the course of
the vein Of said ledge, together with 800 feet OF
surface ground on either side. from the center,
for working purposes. Said lien is for the sum
of two hundred and forty-:hree t$24S, dollars,
gold coin, and is claimed under and by virtue of
an Act Of the Legislature OF the State of Nevada,
entitled can Act to secure liens to mechanics
and others, and to repeal all other Acts In rels-
ton thereto" approved March I'd. 1875. Now,
therefore, all persons having, holding. or claim.
ing liens upon said premises under the provis.
ions of said Act are hereby notified to be and
appear before said Court on the 28th day OF
october, A. d 1882, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
then and there exhibit their said liens and
proof thereof.
oTtd PETER McRAE, Lienholder.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-10-07
NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE.

tCo GEORGE T. GoRMAN, COUNTY CLERK
Il Of Lincoln County. Nevada. Notice Is
hereby given that W. @. Glissan desires to with
draw from your Oficial Bond. and has nled the
following statement with the Auditor Of said
County:
PIocHE, NEv.. September &c, 1882.
To J. @. HENDERSON, County auditor and Re-
corder OF Lincoln. Nevada
SIR: I, VIM. y. alissan, surety on the Oficial
Bond OF George I German, County Clerk and
Ex-Officio Clerk of the Sixth Judicial District
in and for the County Of Lincoln and State of
Nevada, 10 hereby desire to be released as
surety Of the Official Bond Of George T. German,
County CLERK Of Lincoln County and Ex-0ficio
Clerk OF the Sixth Judicial District. In and for
the County OF Lincoln, State Of Nevada. that
said personal notice was served on the County
Clerk on the 22d day of September 1882. by let
ter. Said amount desired to be released from
said bond is two thousand ts2, 0ooI dollars.
Witness my hand and seal this
fsEiL.l Goth day Of september. 1857.
o7-lm VIM. @. GLI>SAN.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-10-07

The Elmira Gazette says of William
Peake, formerly manager of the Peake
family of bell-ringers, was recently ar
rested at Goshen n. Y, as vagrant,
and sent to jail for ten days Ten years
ago he was worth 500, 600, but now he
is a pauper. Benevolence is said to be
the cause of his poverty, as he was al
ways liberal to fault.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-22

Warie p. @raiuet b'Oupspe, In Wabrbeit
6sinrid YbiIipp Satob Dilbelm Hseier,
unb sesen GmiI Srbrn. &reittmapr unb
@snofsn beidIohsn, bic Mutlass auf elm
9erbrsden bes 2anbesperratbs fallen su
Iuisn. @ssen bic %mitansetIast semsie'
men Raufmann War Drummer, eineu
S6ueiser, unb bic &leibermaderin Rress
3entia Wooiausr uon Yeinffetten, baben
it9 tetue 0srbadtsmomente ersebeu. Da:
sesen TT sesen &eeier wesen breier 8erss'
ben Der aufforberuus bu einem 8erbre1en
oes 9anbssuerratbs uub seseu ben balb
%bl6bftnntgen Baron D. &reittmapr meQen
Der a%nsenommenen Iufforberuns au einsm
8erbreden uub Seibilfe gu berslei9en Nuf,
forosrunsen anflase erbobsn porbsn. Die
ieIben bleiben tn rlntsriu1ungsbaft unb
werben .bsmnd9if uor benz Wiu9ener
2anoseridt pro5eifrt ueroeu. Drummer
wurbe fofort aus Der Saft entIafen. &se.
fer 1T 1852 tn Nmiferoam %seborsn, bat fid
in Srantrei1 naturaliiiren lafsn unb mill
S~oarnaIiit ietn. Dte sessn i'm uorIiesen'
ben Ebatia4en ftno folsenbe: @r IisB
bur6 Baron D. Rreittmopr an einen frlbe.
rem artilIerieierseanten in Snsoltabt idrei.
ben, i6idte btsiem 40 W. unb psripra1
ibm bet pidtissn AufidIifsn ibsr Armi.
rung unb BIan Der Ssftuns'rei9ltdife DE.
lObuIns, inbem er tim fir's @rife 500
W. tn ausf9t ffelte. Sn Der 8erbanb
lung NIT benz &eierueIieutenant 6Isii9
mann, cling Der anssbIi9s Walquis auf
bic 5oIoeruns bon $4,000 W. fur ben
WobiI' iirunssplan uub bon 5000 W. fur
ben Blan uon Susolitabt Elm. Wan tam
f9 Bel Der sanSen affaire u iiber BITE
baariirdubenbe Dummbstt Der Wifetbdter
%wunbern, bic BON einem Serssanten unb
einem iubaIternen &eierusoiitter 10 mid
tise 9sbsimnifs Der beuti9en armee su
erfabrsn bofften.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-22
SutnotS.

. er9u6baIter SEQ. 9. SamtI.
ton pon Der Sarmers Sant tn Wpomins,
srif l9 Sabre alt, 1T NIT $4,000 fi1tis.
Sn Dpisb 1T fnb I'M Disnfas Isster
@o9s elf @sbdube absebrannt, ME man
pe,mutbst, tn SoIse BON Brunbitiftune.
Die gsrlufte betrasen Suiammsn SIS, 900,
bic @e,i9sruns 81, 900.
2etten Sreitas absnb murbsn
Az Goplorpiue bret Sniufen bes Gountp
~9efdsutfss, Wontsomerp, Psttis unb 9les
mentt, wslde zines i9usrsn 9srbrs1sns
unfittIi4sr art unsetIast inb, uou sinem
Y6bslbaufen aus benz @efdnsni6 seboIt
unb ssfoItsrt, inbsm man fe wtsbsrboIt an
einsm Baume aufbdnste unb bann nod
Iebsnb pteber berobIteB. Oie @efoIterten
betbsuertsn bsbarrlt9 ibre uni9ulb, unb
man bra9te fe i4lisbIi9 wieeer ms &C.
fdnsniB.
Su Blooming o wurben Ietten
Mtttwo9 non ben Suinoiier grobibittoni
fen cine BON etwas n,ebr als 100 Oelesir:
ten bsiu@te gsriammluns sebaIten. Wan
bei9IoB, u~nabbdnsis pon ben beiben
6auptparteien, auf BITE Auuabme zines
Esmpsrsnnuiases sur Stautsusrfununs
biusuarbeiten unb nominirte gum Staatss
i9asmsitsr ben &i9tsr Comm uon Wabt'
ion unb gum observation-disclosures
ben Yrof. Mnbrews DON @alesburg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-22
aus Den peri@teoeneu Staatea.

ginen seIuusenen S9sr3 ses
ffattete ftd tirBIi9 Elm WitboIb TN pbi'
IabeIpbiar poifamte nit SAP u. 5ibbsu,
benz 8orfsenben bts repubIttaniiden
@umpasnecomites In W%aibinston, inbem
sr Isstsrsm bic Ramsn pom Bp6If i'm Pbi'
labeIpbiaer Poiiamt sebaItenen &assn elm
iaubte, nit benz 8smsrten, bab oisisIbsn
BET Der pom SubbsI ausssi1riebsnen Steu'
erumIase i~bsrsansen uorbsn isisn. @roB
NOR tn 5oIse befen bas 8srsnisen Der
pOfbsamteu, aIs einise Gage ipdtsr sin,
WiB SaQte Btnns, Poit Office, PbilabsIs
pbia, Pa. abreiRrtes S9rsibsn sinlisf, In
wsI9em benz bstrsffenben auf pier Bsinsn
bsrumIafenben wetbIidsn Wefen mitse.
tbeiIt wurbe, bas awsi Prosent BON ibrsm
@ebalt ais eth PATHFINDER Bettrag gum re-
pubIitanii4sn gampasnsfonb anseisbsn
wsrben pirbsn. Der S1srs errsi9te aber
ieinsn 96bspuntt, oils Sbsrif bingham
Orig Salis Btnns Dor f4 fibren lief unb
ibr feierIid I'm Bsiisin Der anssfisatsn bss
PofamtsS bus bstrsffsnbe S9reibsn porles
fen lief. Ob SrduIein Binns auf ben
Wint NIT benz 3aunpfabl reasirt bat, obsr
Oh fe nit Der benz Rasensei9ls9t sissnsn
TreuIofsteit bas repubIttaniide Banner
TN Sti9 seIufsn bat, aIs fe msrtts, bab
Go ans 8erupsn ssben ioqte, wi,b Ieibsr
ni9t 9emeIbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-22
WebraSfa.

Wan 9Iaubt, bab bic WsIl6forns
ernie, obne Rldf@t baraut pis bas Dst,
ter pom nun IN iein mag, isbr gut ausfaI.
len wirb, nur entIans benz Wifouri SIuHe
t5nnte frib eintretenber Sroit stuas S4a
ben tbun. 8ieIe Sslbsr usrben I'm Durd.
f4uttt 80 Bic 80 BuibsI per glcre ergeben.
Dis unssw6bnIi9 frib bas Rorn reift, wirb
burd ben llmitanb beuieisn, baS bereits
gsbrsn NIT gut e%ntuideIten R6rnsrn i'm
Warfte finb. WobIuntsrrittete Sarmer
i4dtsu ben Dur9i9nittssrtrag auf so
Buibsl pom 9cre, mas, ba bsiuabe suei
WiuionsR gcrss NIT WeIidtorn bspflanst
finb, bic unsebsuers @rnts pou bunbert
Wiaionsn 8uibsl srssbsn wirb. Wan
muB f9 aber %erinnern, baB taum irgsnb
psl9ss alte Rorn i'm Staate ibrig III,
unb 1T es sueifsIbait, Oh pom Der neusn
@rnts uisl nod benz Often usridifft uerbsn
pirb. SaS meiite uirb bu 6aule fur 8ieb
futter perbrau4t ooer aufbeuabrt psrben,
bis bic grute bss ndtiten Sabrss sinae
beimit 1T. Sn bteiem Sabre muBten piele
Sarmer Rorn f~aufen, obldon ite anfan9s
su ssrin9srsm Yreiie u%srtauft battsn. Bel,
nobe auss aubere @etrsibe i'm Staate
itsbt bsreits In S@obsrn. Do Der Bsi1sn
ssbroidsn purbe, bat er bis ~ 80 8uibel
per acrss ersebsn. Sm g~asemsinsn &c.
ipro9sn mar bic @rnts gut, unb pirb nidt
untsr 20, 00O, 900 Buibsl bstrassn. Safer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-22

Gin entiesIi5es llnsIid ersisnste f5 ~
Yaris TN 6aule ,beS @rafeu Belmont.
Der 9raf bate DOT ieiusr 8srbsiratbung
LANCE 3sit binour9 bic SnieIu Sbeantens
beretlt unb babel etue Collection lsltsner
WaffeH geiammslt, uorin pom malupti9en
Dol9 BITS bur poIpnefl9en 3asaie aaes
grosntli9e pettreteu mar. Setter Gage mar
Der 9raf aus~sesanseu, wdbreno feline bets
ben S6bne gilbert unb &ubolf i'm utter
uon 3wOlf unb a6t Subten In istnem @abt'
net ipislten. Bsi Der Riftebr traf CT ist,
nsn iinsersn Sobn &uboIf, Der i5 i4ret'
END auf Der grbe wdlSte unb in fir9terlts
den &rampfen waub. Sofort paro benz
unslidliden 8atsr tlar, mas uorsesansen
mar. Die beiOen Riuber bett.u aus Der
BaffeniammIuns .uei DoI9e bsrabsenom'
men, nm bau.it bu lpislsu, uub bic <nge
zines Der bsiben par uersiftst. Gin tlst'
ner Sttd In ben Singer bate ssnlst, ani
bic uorseI9iIoerte idrsdli9e Scens berbet'
sufibrsn. @raf Belmont ianbte uatirIi4
ausenbIidli9 mad einem alrst, aIIstn tros
Der enersii9eiien WitteI bau9te bas Stno
unter entissIi9en Sdmsrben aIsbaIb ist'
men @siif aus. Tros etngsbsnbsr l1nter'
fu9uns muBte Der 4r3t f1IteBlid children,
baB ibm bas Gift, womit bic Rlinse bss
Dol4sS ~ibersosen, pouitanbis unbstannt
iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-22

BITE &rantbeit an ueri9iebsnsn Orten Be.
merit baben. Der Budmeiasn bat bur9
bas Wafer seIttten, fonf III iein Stanb
befriebtsenb. Cine Solse bes 6roitss In,
6ribiabr III es, baB isst an psridtebenen
OFTEN BITE Riri6bdume, usI9e bsrsits reife
Gri4te trasen, wteber u0ais entuidsIte
SIitben seisen. Sd iab bsrsn u. a. tn
gapenburs unb ai5enborf. = aus alien
Ebeilen Der Yrouins Branbenburs
brdnsen ft9 bic bs%tribsnbifen Na9ri9ten
iber BITE i4ueren 8%.rpafursen, peIhe
uuwetter anseri6tet babsu. Rad benz
vSfbau. Sreisbl." bat Der 6agsI ben
sr0Btsn TbeiI Der grnts In ben Sslomarteu
Sdpanebsd, 9orusrt, Bernisom, Nsu.
TANNER, bis tn bas Sud binstu unb aui
Der entseseussieetsn Settle pom Nauen bic
Srihte Der 6sloer ~ienieits Der Wernissr
Nible bis gum 0uitetmartsr Babnbofe
pernidtet. Ser srOBte Ebetl Der berrIi,
den @rnte 1T total psrbasslt.-Sn Der
9ssenb ron Sranisnbure iinb bic SSrfer
Sermeaborf 5risoridstbal uuo rlmsssenb
arg m%ttgenommen worben. Su eriterem
Ort bat Der Blis breiuaI eiugsldlassn unb
busimuI sesinost; cine S9eune unb eius
Rossenmanbel 9tngeu In 5lammen auf.
Sn Sriebridstbal wurbeu burd etnsn BIis
itrabl swei Stale in ai6e ssIest. aud
in Bernau uurbsn swst Sdsunen burd
sinsn glitifrabl ein &aub Der Slammsn.
Gbenio idlus In gIt'Rupin Der gIts snei:
nal eth, bas erife Wal IN bic Rir4e, bas
annette Wal In elm Stallgebiube. Mebnli5e
Na9ri6teu fommen aus ben psrf1teben'
fen @ssenbsn Der Yropina; ON pisIsn
Stsaeu ifebt Der 9anbbepobner t~roifIos an
ben Erimmern ieiuet 5abe, an benz @rabs
isiuer 9offnuns. - gu BIedebe fiubet
bas 4. BunbsssS dnserfsf bss Sdnsers
bunbes v9aiberoie~ ffatt, nit weIdsm tu'
sIsi4 eine Setter gum Nnbenten an ben uers
ftorbsnen gomponiifen Ridden. befen @s'
burtsort BITE Stabt BIsds III, ~perbunbsn
mirb. Die Wittus bss W,ifters bat ~
bisier Seter elm IebenssroBss Bib ibres
perforbsnen @atten sei9entt. - Sn
Sonberburg tn S9lsspis ~ereisnete
Rd am 90. SuIt stn i9rsdli9es unsIld.
Sisbsn iunse 0eute, elm Sobn bes Wiqers
5anien, eth Sobn pom EiidIer Rasmui'
fen, swet 9ebrliuse unb ,pet DieRifmdb'
den BON Wiuer 9anien, Elm 9ebrIins pom
Wiqer unb Elm @sbilfe Don Barber Sur.
senien, NumenB Ebomion aus JIensbars,
bsfttsseu suiammeu Elm Boot unb fubrsn
auf ben WibIenteid btnaus. Bet elmer
unuorfidtisen Bewesuns Der SessInben
idIus oas usber auf Dem aisI sebaute nod
nit Bauait uerisbene Boot UNI. Rur bic
bsibsu 3usrff 9snanntsn finb ssrsttst.
Gbomion, Der stn uor3isIidsr S9uimmsr
sspeisn iein ioa, bat uobl nur babur9 iet.
men Cob ssfunbsn, baB ibn elmer Der tlns
teriintenoen %umtIammert bot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-22
S@mets.

Das urn. WodenbI." fdreibt: Die
@ottbarbbabn srlsbts auf benz Territorium
bes gantcus rlri cine fatals Wo4e. Gam.
flag Dor adt Easen entsIeiitsn auf Der
Bride Dor Der citation @si9enen swst
Dassa zines @itsrsusss unb Issrtsn ibre
6ra9t tn bie Rsub. Der S9absn, mel
DER bur4 ben umiturs Der beiben Wassn
psruria4t murbe, utrb auf Ia - IA, 900
Sraues bsrednet, obne ginidIuB bss rui'
nirtsn Babnmaterials. Der srobe Dal'
ie,fuB pom Sonntaa bsi9dbists Johann
bas Wsbr Dor benz @6idsnentunnsl unb
bsbrObte ben @iisnbabubamm bsrpdrts
@rffslo, tn Der @sssnb bsr fog. ffiaen
&euB. Der uon @6idsnsn babsr tabren'
be 8us magic nidt meter 3u fubrsn, ba Der
Damn a~ittsrte unb 10 mueten bic &siisns
ben 3u 5uB ibsr bic bstrsffsnbe Oamm'
lfrsds sebsn uub %isnisits in sinsn pon Slis,
len Der In Beretti9uft ssbaItenen 3us ltei'
gen, Der ite nod 2ussrn bra6ts. Die
Reiienben pom 6lislen absr batten ben
sleiden Wss suritsulessu unb purbsu
pom @0iSeuer 3as wiecer ~aufUdrts before
bert.