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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-11
Turf Exchange.

On or about the 18th of August 7
will open my new saloon; the Turf
Exchange" opposite the Walker
House. Everything will be first
class, and the hall will be adorned
with four magnificent Exhibition"
billiard tables.
> LR'aBURNs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-11
REAL CHIME CHURCH BELLS !

AS played in the Town Of the Castle Clock
on the Rhine, Germany.
During the play Mr. EMMETT will introduce
the following songs and dances: The Bells
are Ringing" THE SWELL "The Cuckoo
sonr," ''The Shamrock" %Wilheindrick
Strauss ''The Brothers Lullaby" 81 Know
What Love Is" All composed by &. Emmett
Admission; 81, rs Cts, so cts, and % cts
Owing to the immense expense attending the
engagement Of this Great Company, reserved
seats will be Is cts. ex ira. Box once open
Friday morning at o'clock. jy6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
Gin beuunnerusmert6 itarfes O.

Gin bsuuahsraswsrt5 itarfss g.
badtniB bsias etn Grauspie, Der ben Ssf
Brtsprits bts 9rpssn bsIu1te, UNI Istn
ausersepSbnlt6es Talent bspunpsrn ~
lufsn. Der 8Snts las Elm ldnssrss Sc.
ct6t pss fran,6fi6sn 9YritsrS NcuGtau
DOR unc Der Grausois ptspsrboIte bafslbs
w%crt8streu. Wan nabm anpere StIde,
pte Dem Grsnesn unbstannt lstn musten,
ecb er pteoerbolts lie NIT psrieIbsn est6'
ttsfett. Mr aneern Gage belhlps
Grtecrt6, iib NIT BEN bp6fabrsnesn
Spltatre stnsn S6eri iu e,!aubsn. 0ol'
tatre bate oeriprpbsn, stne neue, BON
ibm ebsa sept&tsts DIE an, Ibsnpe Dol,
iulsisn, unp Der S5nis lub aud ben
Grempen eth, esGsn beipnesrs Sdbistsit
sr feline Grsunpe bal, DOR BoItatre ~
osrbsrssn. Den Gran,oisp erfuats er,
GOltatrs ~ intstpsairsn, .eas pie Sse
ia l4on LANCE bsfannt lst CT babe its
lslbf ais Snabe usmortrsn mlHsn.
Gum Sepeiie poHe er is nod sinmal
sortrassn !" @oItatrs sri6tsn une trus
isiue Spe Dor. ,Das III ia bsrrlib,
mstu ltsbsr 9pltairel" iaet. Der S6nis.
ngspis III fe i6Sn." SsrisSts Ter
6ran3ole, ~%bsiOnrsrs gut esllamirt."
n9ut bsflamirt?" frus Grissri6 Ct.
ftaunt npts msintn Ole pas, mstn
psrr2"
Run bic See If ia soa ,tsmli8
att"
ATT" rief 0oItairs psrpunesrt .eis
Sps III ia BON mir ielbf sset1tet!"
nSspauu isbr. Der BON gpltairs, i'd
babe is tsretts ia Der Stul. auSpsneis
8%slsrnt; gum 8spstie psHs, bSrtn Sis /"
lnp nun trus Der Gran,ple ,uu, gnt'
lsBsn 9oltaire'S esHsn 9spi1t ~portsetrsu
spr.
@atbsup ipran9 rcg sttls Dt6tsr auf,
FERRIS lstns Doe uno mari fs In ben 8a.
min. Gr parp 70 aufsasst eab Der
SSnts 70 far gut fanp, ibu bod ben
Sa6psrbalt tu nfldrsn. Dp9 slauSts
SUltatrs islbf eS srt nabpem sr f9
pur@ n,sbrsrs anssfsQts 8srIuts BON Der
tmmsnisn Gsei&tnisttaft ess 6rcmpsa
aberjsu8t bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26

Ratarli9e 8lumen una SLATER AZ
farben ano Az e%onierbiren.

IutetH u ~ CouIetuIteH.
Na@ benz pprltsssnpsn patsnttrteu
0srfabren pan 6ugp Hrueser fbnnsn bt.
ueifen natarlt&en Blumen. yfans.u
ODER 8ldttev 70 c%onierptrt rperoen, bab fl
puusrno srbal!en rerpsn tbnrsn. Die ma.
tdrlfden Blumsr, Bldttsr, 3psisc &c,
tSsrcsn tn frtidsm 3uAanps, stnssln opsr
mebrere 3uiamnsn, 1 .. In Strdusen
a~sbunben. nit ben entiprsGsncen trpfs
fenen Garben, In GOrm fsinsertsbsnsn
pulpsrs, b~ebanpelt, inpeni man ete Sars
ben entpeosr nit rpeibem ptniel oper
NIT benz Singer auf Die SberRd1e aufs
traSt, auffreut. auffdubt. pper tnpsm
man bic 8lumsn In bic Barbe tau6t
une sartn %bsrumpdl3t. Die 8lumsn
rrerren in ptsier Detis sntpeper tn ben
Der Natur dbnlidRsn Garbsn e~tnfdrbts.
rnebrfarbts ODER aud i6attirt uno &C.
fretft sefirbt, tnrem mar, e~in,elne Ibeile
NIT oeridiersnsn 5arbsn bsrsttt BE-
freut ppsr freift ODER mat. trdst au6
anesre 6arben aut UNI fe %ieltsnsren
Slumen &c. slet6 tu MAIDEN. Sn ben
rnetfsn GdQen nebmsn Sttels, S!dtter
u. I. 10. ben 1arbeniaub Istdt an a; fol-.
ten pteielbsn absr auesrssp5bnlt1 9latt
istn, 70 bsfsu&tst mar, ie let6t an
bsfen NIT SsrRtcssneem ODER aromatts
l6em Dele, bspor man tur Gdrbuns
l&rsttst, bamit bic Bldttsr u. {. 10. pas
8%arbsnpulosr %annsbmen. Na@ Der in
pteIer Wstie tn natdrItte, unD frtI1eu
3ufanpe Der Blumen Sprssnonn,ensn
8Srbuus rperpen btelslben In einent 8ape
BON betbsn,, trodenen,, fetneu1 Sancs &C.
trcdnet, nobel bte Sarbsn. bur@ ben In
sen 8ldttsrn unp %iOntissn IbeiIen bs'
1nelt9sn Saft anssfsu&tet In bic
Bldttsr etnstsbsn unp pausrns baftsn.
Na9peu cts pHan3sn sebSris estrodnst
perpsn ite aus Dem Sanpe t~srausss.
ncmnlsn, abssfdubt DEER, rpenn n5tbts,
lst1t absebarfst; fe Inp nun 3ur De.
corattcn verpsnpbar. 81 ss pini6ens.
pertb, trseno psl6en Mrtsn BON BLU
men, 8!dttern u. (. NJ. stpas CLAM Az
ssben pcer pteislben ;u bsfdbtssn, Der
Ndlis ausselsBt ;u psrpen. 70 bstdubt
man rtsle!beu mob leiht nit StI ppsr
elmer Wftituns BON Del une strpas Cad.
pObst srSbete Sldtisr aud nahbsr NIT
Fad absrhrt&sn ppsr ibsr;ossn psrpsn
t0nnsn. Gar man&s YRansen senist
aud etn Irrdnen In bstser Cuff BON
sntiprsG Ismpsratur, cod 1T Der
bttBs Sano Scr3u;tsbsn. Auf pisis
Wstis ptrp cte natdrli1e, i65ne Sorm
Ger Blitter, Sttels u. {. 70. Der Slumen.
aud penn its ssidtbt unp l1atttrt finp,
s%pufdnpts srbalten, mas btsbsr nt3t srs
rei8t purps.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
Granner uno enuF.

Ssfanutli9 mar bic gsmablin bee
s%rfurbsnsn GrObbsriSs euepts III.
BON 5sf.n, Watbtlbs, cine 5pttsr be-
SSntss 9uepis l. BON 9aiern. On
LANCE bic 9rpbbusostn lsbts, fam be,
S6nts - ~bslpnpsrs psn1 CT i'm naben
al&uHsnburs rrfptrte - Sfters mad
Darmfae ODER aud tn's Ipsenannt.
8%drtenlase! bet Ausrba1, sinsm r.i;snp
sslssensn Stdrtben an Der beIfI@eu
9srsfrabs, um ietut erlau1te Ip6ter
unO psrsn 9smabl ~ bsiu&en. Dc;
SSnts mar pann m%etfsntbstls Isbr better
uno osrsndst unp puste fi1 bann In
istnsr lebbaftsn Dstie gut iu untsrbal.
ten. 9slsssntlib ether Samflisntafel
er,dblts Ct tta flsinss Nbsntsusr, cas
ibw in Wan@sn nit elmer S&tIppa@s
btseSast mar.
Der TSnts stns ndmlt1 TIM snslt.
iden 8arttn lpa;tsrsu une traf, peti
praubsn, an elmer ~stnlarsn Stsqs, aui
cine Sttlewa1e, psl6., ais Ie Sc.
raanesn tpmntsn fab, lblsuntsf Gtpas
tn ben 0afsnrod ldpb. au& bIidt.
Der Solpat mibtrauti1 auf ben Spa,in,
sdnser. Da ptelsr aber tn G%tpiltletpern
stns, sntpSIfte fi& bic Sttrns rts be-
rsrsn Srtsssrs balp ptepsr upc sr lasts
ssndtbli& su BEN unbstauntsn
nNa. sic bUS'a MID l@6n p'srl@rsdt
Strr!"
80" lpra6 Der 8Snis I'm Wau,
&snrr DIALECT .bob'n 8 beam p'lettt
a bis g'ptGmP"
80, bSs grab net" antportste be,
SOlpat nabn i6aun' g, { bin srR
sani furs bier In Wan&en IN Tenn nod
Nismanp. I'm Ger SSnis tbdt manb'
NAL 10 'raus ipasier'n. Nu bob I grab
NOS s's,Gtn, tSs psrf Der Splpat nit ul
Der 0a6t IN DO bob 8 slsf unns,
bts Sadsn 30 s'itUb'n. slbsr 1sBt eff
sItP psitsr, esnn 8 NOS 9uts, IN 4
miro 10 nit pIspsr Sannsr fumms, nos
naHsn Sie2
IS slaub net !" antrportsts Der SSnis,
30 lOssn 8 absr E mol, nos bpbn 9
s,nn 9ut's i'sGtn 2"
D@iGsn g moo. robin g smpL" ant.
tpprtsts ets Satlbpa6t.
"No," mstnte Der 3Snts, ~p'lsiS bpbsr
g aan S&pstnsbrpt'n"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
n8'Qettt aan Sttnf'n 2"


"S&tnf'n LOFT { mir f@o s'fau'n a
absr bsut net ; erunnerl"
DO bob'n g sspis aan S&psaer,
fas !" rtetb Der s5nts ruettsr."
80 ssb'n g su NIT Sbr'm S&w.i,s,
tas |" la6te Der Solpat; nos { BOT, ID
stsl better, obsr erunner, fog i'd
80, Do bob'n g p'aet&t sar aau
8act9" rtstb Der 8Snis tslufist.
IS naeirIt, fat ssrOtb'n, absr ,paa
Rart fans {; ben aansn bob { i1on BET,
nab s'ssfsn I'm ben annsrr bob t nod
p'asi6t t rirnsn! go nor tu s'sriT'n un
net i@entrt."
nDant otslmoI." iaste Der 8Snia,
~lof'n g f& cts 8apt gut l@msdsn, I
mus lsst gum D~ttttassisu un ptu MIR
&c Abbtct net psrrerbsn, abie!"
als Der 95nts elm paar S6rttts aes
mabt. rt.f bic S9i!ppa6e, peI6e nun,
ter ben 8st css srfsn &ettisS persebrt
bate auf einnal /: sit: b5rsn g bod
srpl! !" Del RSnte rpanete ft9 au,.
~Wua'n g nit 70 gu. i.tn, un' mir
ios'n, psr sic fan? Ste par'n 70
freunelt4, Do m6@t t bod "a ptGtn, nit
mem t ets CIR s'bUbt bob
DO tlstbt MIR annsrf tprta aIs BAT
Ste aa& robin" faste Der SSnis; ySs
bob'n mid aa@ rutb'n laG'n."
Die S1ilppa&e bis trdfhs In ben
ipsttsn 8sttts. fab ben R5nis i@arf an
uno fasts: "No. Sis fan s'qsttt aan
Sansltf opsr 70 mao"
~ sau,ltf Is NOS gan, S&Sus,"
lasts Der S5nts. ,,absr suuHl"
DO fan 9 wobl n fsrr AfsEeri"
so aa& nos saa, SdSns, abn
enuf"
Son g o'ast&t saar n bsr Rotb 2"
"No fan g am Gns soar n Der
DIRECTOR"
~DSs Iof' t MIR aud s'faa'n," fprad
Der S6nts; 40 n 5srr Dtrsitor Il gan,
mas SHSns. absr snuf fog t"
Die 9'iai&t ssfdat u,sr," fprad.pis
S1tIppadt, .un' t freu' mt. ea5 { pte
Gbre bob, iu'n bob'n perm tsnnsn
iIerns erum ipta iest aber e mol nos
1a@tiss rOtb'n; Sc g ian'n psrr
Grrsusns |"
IS nos re&t S&5as, absr i'd Ips'
Sine, enaf"
DC fan g am Gnb' spar - Der
SSnts ?"-r tsf Der Splpat uup riS Die
Nusen wstt auf,
~@rOo' ssrutb'al" a~ntpprtsts Der
35nts.
nSsieS. Nari' un, Srftpb !" risf Der
Splpat perbllft DO bslt'n g UNI Got.
ties 8ta'n nor slet' mol ben Rapi, baB
t preienttet'u fannl
Der 8Snis that's. bic S1ilbpaGs
prdisnttrts - une uetsnast i@tssen Bel
pe pom etnanrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
81 prbb
Safttusre- dinie.
Seselmdetse SaGaster6sf0roeruns
tuif&tn
2srentett nns 2afttmsre
- I 4 @ p

bird s. rasmI&s ~be,aant.a, .lf.rn,u saraus.n.sp Z
bauyTHtFt tratr 9IaHt;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
Nit SIS

Nit SIS
tauft man sinsu san,su
{. {. Gferreifii6en Rei6sbauptfabt
8sno
g o. @uIsen,
rslde Bombs an BIER 3tsbuussa iatrIt&
70 LANCE aatss,! assasu, sH isSr stuisIns s'uA .saOsa
utrs. Sssr 3snb
raIB NIT siutm 8eptuue ssissex ptrssn.
Bombs a 200, 900 f.-sO0, 900 4.
Bombs q $4,000 f.-l00, 900 4.
Bombs q 10000 e. so, 900 4.
4Bsnbs q 10000 H. 40, 900 A.
20 Bombs q 1000 e. 10000 r.
4s Bombs @ 400 e. $4,000 A.
APO Bombs q l3e f.-sl2, 900 r.
3ufammsu $1,000 gsuss I'm gstras. Ssn
1853 200 GuIssu.
Seber t. 7. 5ifsrr. Rei9sbauptftabt'B Bomb,
gsISsr istu.H 5auvtssgtan mad. mas cine srims ssu
m~iHssasus i5e q. cher 70 Dollar ~s.stuHra.
Die uaSas st.saus r. am
2. Sanuar 1888.
S.sr esns. sttn Dor cher am .. sanHss
$500
ss,ssf, strs, % Inn ssa..a Ssstns saaa ss.s;
tntfaatu ptrS.
a Bel auftrdseu aus BEN SaIaass ssaast BIZ
StnfsnsuHs ssn So
70 r~sstartrtsu erttfsu, I'm stusa fOi&tH esns,. f&sn fas
es adaat 3tsSuns an .. Saauar quilts % s-
Sebtu.
Ran asr.fHr. s.s.a 4niaufs v,u Bsass, gtrtuiass
uus isstr udatrta austanft, an bic
International R0nLioa To-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26

SO tsfbstniss lie b66St portrefIi&tu Gtsai9aftsu
rsn Vrpf. D1rsps ,9ropSplartif GIutb." gI5 0s5s
tnfstrunsss uuS RsintSuuSSmiftel Up q ippcbl
tbecrs.i,x pte srdttii4 psriasIi4sr ats aubsre bss
.YarbnS HIuios tptro empfobisw Don:
Son. Meganser 8. gtsYSea5, Georsia;
&ep. Gba5. B. Deems, neutrality-suspicious., U. g.;
Spi. 2eGrutt, Gelumtid tlntperttdtsprci., S.6.;
Ser. u. 8. Battle, Pret. Wsresrsllntserlitst
Rcp. Geo. q. gterre, 9tidof so. Gptse sstr6e.
9srdjaaS rotbtpenot9 fur ieoet SausbeIt.
9pltpmreu uniGaelib. gu tunerlt6erl cher auber=
n lt&en @ebrauh for WsnSben uuo Sieb.
Gus ySluto" III Srlnelt4 erprpbt Toreea urb trtr
botca 0erYetie pcQauf, bas eS alsS eaS terirtt mas
bter pcn tom bebauptet iptrp. CUR roufhnst9srtu
auSsunft laie man I'D Bet istne1 gpp.bs'cr Elm
Ggenplar Der Sroiaare Seben cher psnse it7 eeSbaIb
an he Gtseutbnrier,
2. .. .SstItn 8 So,
Gatrtetrcnbe Sbsmtfer, YbtIaeeIpbtd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
Ginoes Ra6e.

2iicrL parum 3srreibt gu BEN
Strumpf?
8sil mid Die Wuttsr bog s'madt
bat!
Das tlnn oeHn ba Der Strumpf oafir ?
Nig, aber Die Wuttsr mub'n hidsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
LOO 0aHaaiere

Ole Itbufsbtf ,uif6sn &ursps uuS Smtrtta matt v. D.
Npys. Damrftrn stunatt, fprttt nshi am Btatn fur kt
Stftbtstit bitftr etrts betm retleaStu pnbltium.
Dtt &rpe btttsn t1 Rnten mte fslet Aatt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
Maaere Wentheu.

Wells Health Remover Relt bic @eIuns-
belt pisber Der uns siebt Sraft, farirt Rassn-
l&ud&s, 1nfru&tbaritit unS anssrs 9si&lsSts-
6sbler. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26

Nteber III bdmtt aebetli
tawar,e 9rbreGeu
Sisbsr,se unb frouPe
"rs
Gamniisos,, sSrb6tst
fnrS Ssssy mil SSars
MA sIriS
unr.trs Q,,;t urs4bb
u,srstsist
@scn =, Sois
syn Sssr,s SsiImiftrJ,
q, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,srs
s;rt
Rs,sr ..s,c,sneHSs.
-,aEsn,ism NSg,,
1900. afos.
rishsnsNS,t,c'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 40.
ts;T ~
msiGer. ,psiserSstn1
SnrtS rem Gsbraurb eSs
SITiSS srI1rnt
cmi5sHsssrSrr snts,
Sr.r" ncs
QIfbems upo sSns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
| Sipbtberie
brbmtet

9te Gsr,te bier ses
6rau4en 1arbpS ybluto"
NIT Srcbem GrfcIse BET
Otpbtbsr;e.
u. ert,
Greensboro, Ella.
6lelte au5setrofnet.
6bofera per5ntet.
2ef6mlre sereintst
uno sebetlt.
8et 9oeesfaueti icate
her 9et4ndm eamtt bes
baneelt treresn; "a
tvtrb jssen tpteerIiSea
| @eru9 rerbnteu.
Der aasgeSet&aete
Mr3t Or. s. Marion
gtmS, Rem Ycrt, iast
so bin l5er1sust, bdS
Srof. DarbpS grppbps
Tactic Stub elm tpsrtS.
relies TeSinhetruRass
utttsl tf.A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
"BUCHUPAIB4.'

S&neas, sriinsIi&s Sur fir ALE famsr,li&sn
Nisrsn, glaisn unb urin.S Organ 8raufbsttsn.
81. Bel Apptbsfsrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
DarbDs
prop@Q(aCtiC }luio.
Gin SaaSnirtbid)aftss8 eaenjtauS fur
augeraetrsn 6amiIieuaebraud1.

8esen S@atId&
tino tppb6feStebsr,
Stebtberis, 4pets
@eIhub, SaIsges
i4ware, po6en,
Wafcrn uno que
auftedsubeu&ranf
betten. Ber Rrante
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26

Der Rsrsttut&t elssb Ia bic srsste stutftt Damsf.
y&tdfakrts @dt1ftaft, feline Dan1pfer Rus suf has esIt.
ne atbaut, NIT b tutf&tu SeeIeattu bsmaaht uub
sertea ssu stutf n aa,ttatnsu %bsftbltst. Die asat
fate, sas ntdr ds
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
u. (. 10. isbe @shs.
3miSheneed8=D aHaaiere

U. !. %. Iepf Urne.
3miibenbedSs DaHaeiere
s~rstbtrn pir ~ aussrSrStntIiH btaistu prrfsu mad uas
son Dtaifblanb, Stasrrst&. uussrn, Der 5SwtiL Pollen.
Hstmtn u. T. b.
au,n GinpsnsutsR na4 wsa1t6tR Stssttu N BITE Reft
astr 3 alt n saaj b~.fpaStrs au,uratbsa; n, reHrn
iehs biats, fns In Baltimore spr iestr ueberpsrtbrlun
Sti&aSt uHe fsRHsn BET aufupft Ia Baltimore unmttttIbar
sdetn.
Der a!fu bas altt 8atsrlans bta6tn, sstr erpanbtt
SAB 8rtunst btrdbr fsmmtu laHta rta, fsats flo an bic
sHteft 4nettn asenttu . tabtn, BITE AZ isser retrn Gus.
tssft ssrn t1ttt ans. Srtsat&s aafrssn utrDsu prompt
sfsnttrortet.
A. $t6u6mac6er & g., General senten,
Rs. 6as Sar Str, ealttmsr,. Ws.
SSr q 9. GIanH, u'xS v Co..
dstuttA In gtttass, 81.
in Subutut, Sssa, an yttte &tsat u. Sskx q.
~ dtttt tarsaf tas Gutt yaGssddeat fur Bic
SaSpftr sts RsrbStufttn elsss slttsatat streea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
Gs msrjt
Walaria aus.

tsSteut, iolte eS rst6ltS sebrau6su. @elbs5
thuar,s 9rbredten ftattsetunosn bate,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26


2forbut turtrt. &c
Sin Wittel gessn tbte:
ride crer pTanseustite,
Glide &c.
po6en uno pc6ens
Narbcn oerbatet.
Gtn Mtt9ltep mstner
Gamtlte tetlm bic Bcdsr.
Sd psuests has v6lutS"
an Der Yatteut perfel
rt6t tn Ste6srbtss, Be-
belt tetne po6ennareeu,
tcuute nab etra bret
Bphsn trtspsr umbers
ecbsn, unb bic Nnpereu
I'M Sauis bIisbsu pers
iacut.-S. %. gartius
fcr, pbildesfpbtd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-25
MRS. DURAND's DIAMOND
Found and Returned TO Its Owner
How 1t Was Stolen.

New York, November 2A-The $1,000
diamond which disappeared two weeks ago
from the jewelbox of Mrs. Durand, of No.
IA Walnut street, Newark, was restored to
Mrs. Durand by hes nephew, Henry Bragaw,
wnc undertook to search for the missing
jewel. When suspicion OF having stolen the
diamond became fixed upon the rornsa, Miss
Mary Grace Baylor, Whom Mrs. Durand ad
@el al Atlantic City, and whe was guest
at her house just previous 10 the disappear
ance Of the diamond, it was determined to
follow her up. Mr.. Bragaw went to Phila-
delphia on bunday night last, and engaged
the services OF Detective Dockefty. Mrs
Dayton, it had been learned; was at Atlantic
Oh m5ndaY lie leaned Ss lRa. p sSe %aa
stopping at The Colonuade Hotel, and had
paid a bill OF $lI0, which she owed for
board, in order to hav We her trunks released
The detective was shown TO the woman's
room, and upon confronting hsr at once
charged her with the theft of the diamond.
The woman strenuously denied the charges,
and demanded to see the detectives warrant
for her arrest. He informed her if he
showed her the warrant she would be under
arrest, and his purpose was not to arrest her,
but TO recover the diamond. He wanted her
10 accompany him back TO Pniladelphia.
Finally, Miss Dayton informed The detective
lnat sne 1au Deen tne means OF saving MrS.
DuranG's life. She said that there were per-
sons who had seen this diamond and had
been "spotting" Mrs. Durand 10 get posses
sion OF it, and that it was. the purpose of
these persons 10 90 10 Mrs Durand's house,
I'm Newark, and get the diamond, If it was
necessary 10 kill the owner.
"These persons F" sand Miss Dayton, "vis-
tied Mrs. Durand's house last Wednesday
night week ago and got the diamond, aud
then passed it on 10 me. took it, not know
ing it was Mrs. Durand's, and took it to
jeweler named Mr.. Harold, at No. el6 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, and told him it be-
ionged to an estate. He gave me S275 for it.
l came here then and paid my bill"
Miss Dayton was brought to Philadelphia
this morning, and there met Mr.. Bragaw in
the Office of the jeweler TO whom The diamond
was sold. She reluctantly surrendered SIS
she had 10 her possession, and not caring 10
have any further trouble Mr.. Bragaw re-
deemed the diamond and allowed Miss Day
ton to go free. Miss Dayton still denied
having stolen the diamond. She is about
ifty.five wears old, OF swarthy complexion,
and dresses in black. She is we'll known in
Washington, having formerly been the
housekeeper for the Chinese embassy, from
which position she was discharged for some
raasoO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-25
MELVILLE'S WIFE.
Her story of Her Incarceration In the
Insane Asylum and Return.

PHILADELPHIA, November 24.-Mrs. Mel
vile, the wife of the Arctic explorer, after
two months imprisonment in the insane
asylum; has fetur1ed to her home on Sharon
Hill, with her Two children. When asked
CONCERNING her treatment on the day she
was taken 10 the asylum, she said:
1.-TWO men accompanied my husband that
day; they were officers of the law, and said
that if did not go quietly they would have
TO compel me. While l was getting ready
Mr.. Melville took the revolver from under
my pillow, where it had rested Tor eighteen
year,, and pat it in his pocket. i told him
that 1t would not hurt him, as 1t was empty.
When we came down 10 the carriage there
was a struggle for the children. Each OF
the two men seized one OF the children and
attempted 10 wrench them from my grasp;
but 1 chung with all nv strength, and sank
TO the ground in the struggle. The men
made me enter the carriage. | refused, un-
less accompanied by my children, aud while
struggling for their possession, Mr.. George
W. Melville, the Arctic explorer, stood by
with folded arms and saw his wife struggling
on the ground with Two men, who were trying
to get the children away. Finally the children
spraog into the carriage, snd l with them
and we were driven to the asylum, When 1
arrived there l thought it was hospital,
where ! was TO be KEEP. until the children
could be got away, and | pleaded with the
doctor Mat they might be lefl with me, and
told Maud to 90 and ask her father il she
could remain with me, but he detained her,
and did not give me chance to say good
bye. l have not since seen her. 1 will have
my child, if ! have 10 appeal to law l can
find no fault With my treatment in the in
sane asylum. When they found that was
not insane hey gave me a nice room, priv
lege to playthe piano and go with my children
to Stony Creek 70 ish,or to Norristown alone.
During nv two months stay Mr.. Melville
visited the asylum only once. did not see
him, nor would have known OF his being
there if had not been informed OF 1t. Mr..
Melville b IS taken every thing of his out OF
the house, all the books and pictures are
gone, the furnace is broken, and things are
in terrible state, and some one has taken
my MARI <ge certificate and nv lelters. The
hoose has been stripped bare, and L have re-
turneA hera 10 find no provision for my COM
ing. There is not a particle OF food in the
house, bufdir' and dust reign everywhere-"
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
SATURDAY, ;: NOVEMBER 90 1852
THEDErEATED WOMEN OF aEvADA

rBE DEFEATED WOMEN OF REVADA.
lne defeat OF women suffrage in Nevada
IL, OF course, regarded by the friends of that
movement as great reverse. 1t often hap
pens, however, that blessings come in dis
guise, and sometimes defeats are the pre-
cursors, and even become the causes of ulti-
mate yictery. In the defeat OF woman suf-
frage in Nevada one of the most complete
compliments was conveyed the sex ever re
ceived. The saloons, the drunkards, the
manufacturers of intoxicating liquors, the
gamblers, the haunters of the abodes OF
clandestine vice, the turbulent, the enemies
Of peace, order and quietude, the opponents
of virtue, truth and human goodness were
active and bitter in their opposition to al
lowing women 20 vote. And why? Because
they knew that if women, the ardent and IT.
repressible sustainers of what is holy in re.
igion, sacred in virtue and pure in human
conduct, could vote they, the corrupters
OF youth and the foes of the
joys Of home and family, would
be conquered, and their evil deeds
checked. They knew that with this vote in
~ Va OPPOhChSo W vice ~ pOHcIluly
so persistent and go determined as are the
female sex against wrong doing, they would
be subdued and conquered, and their own
power for evil be neutralized and rendered
inpotent. In losing the direct object they
we're pursuing the women of Nevada
have won from such as opposed them ON sc-
count of the sanity and exalted ends for
which, it was acknowledged, the power of
the ballot, if gained by the women, would
be used-one of the highest tributes OF praise
woman has ever received in any land or in
any age. Such is The tribute vice renders to
virtue and error to truth. The result in Ne
vada has helped the cause of female suf-
frage by exposing the iniquitous motives
that inspired the most active of their oppo-
nents at the election there.
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THE PETROLEUM PANIC.
The eliminating Point Reached at
PitfaburS Yesterday.
Many Thousands OF Dollars Lost-GreAG
Excitement on Change.

PITTsBURe, November 24.-This was an
other day of gloom and anxiety at the Oil
Exchange. The market opened weak with
an utter lack of confidence, and prices de.
cllned in short time from 81 OF 10 SIC, but
forward recovered a little and closed
6rmer at 94lc. During the downward course
tue widest excitement prevailed, and large
blocks OF oil were sold to satisfy margins.
The transactions were very heavy, and many
thousands OF dollars were lost. As vet no
failures have been announced.
In the afternoon the market showed con-
siderable improvement, and advanced from
94c at the opening of the session to CSC, clos
ing quite steady at 96s. The sales for the
day were 365 900 barrels. 1t is the general
Impression that the worst has been passed,
and that 10 day witnessed the elimination
OF the whole manipulating scheme, which
proved SO disastrous to hundreds in this city,
well as in Oil City and Bradford.