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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22
NEIGaBOKIiUOU NEWS.

Events Hoar and Across tho County Lines.
A ten-ycar-Old sou Of William Lester,
of ShOemakersville, Bcrks county, had
both legs c"t off by a moving machine OH
KerSher's farm. near that place, Saturday
evening.
The amount Of money paid monthly to
tho employees in the Pennsylvania steel
works ut Steelton, Dauphin county, ag-
grogates 100000.
Harrisburg has phenomena in the
shape of 4 colOred baby, whose head and
face could be covered with large size tea
cup, and the hands are as small as tho foot
of full grown squirrel. Its head is COW
cred with full growth of hair. The body
is about eighteen inches in length and the
child apparently is in good health.
The number of smallpox cases in Har-
risburg is still increasing.
Fifty thousand dollars has been sub
scribed toward the erection of Catholic
church in Reading.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22
BAYNE'S ANTAGONIST,
II. q. Christy Euter1 tile
Conversational Field.


B. G. Christy announces himself Stall
wart candidate for Congress in the Twenty
third, Colonel Bayne's district. In an
interview to-day regarding it he said: II
have had congressional aspirations for
some years and have waited for the time
when to try !or tho inrnination was fair
opportunity. had some idea of running
against Bayne couple Of years
ago, but it did not seem to me to be tho
right time. was thinking this summer
of doing it, but Henry Warner came out
and almost abandoned tho idea. Bayne's
manifesto, however, revived the idea. When
he said that no one in tho district could
run against him and became as defiant
as if he had a proprietory interest in the
district, I have made up my mind t.
measure swords with him." Mr.. Christy
was in the Legislature in 1874. rs and '76,
was a soldier in tho late rebellion and was
wounded at Charlottesville. He begias
his canvass at once.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22

j. c. Anderson, of No. $40 South Queen
street, is the owner Of a grey African par
rot, two and a-half years old, which has
made wonderful progress in talking and
whistling. He repeats the verses of many
popular songs. Mr. Anderson has another
green Mexican double head, a splendid
bird, and good talker ,danoer and singer.
Among other tunes whistled by these
birds are "Over the fence is out,
" Wait for the wagon" Pop goes the
weesel,' The bugle CALL" Yankee
Doodle" &c. Mr.. Anderson is one of the
most successful parrot trainers in the
country, and the uninitiated would believe
it to be impossible to teach bird to speak
SO plainly aud use SO many calls as these
birds have been taught.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22

In laying new pavements, such, for
instance, as that put down in front of
the Leopard hotel, property holders are
frequently given grades far below or
above those of adjoining properties, and
the improvement renders the side walk
dangerous. In such cases there should
be some provision to protect pedestrians
from the great danger which now
threatens them at the point above indi-
Gated and at others like it in the city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22
Good Yield of Wheat.

A. NJ. Caldwell, of Leacock, threshed
his wheat crop of 43 acres, making lat
bushels by measure, and gained nearly 100
bushels by weight, averaging trifle over
35 bushels to the acre. It was princi-
pally of the Foltz variety.
The threshing was done by Mr.. John
Weaver with his steam thresher in little
over four days. The straw of 900 bushels
was stacked by Mr.. Cyrus Miller and three
assistants, and is finely built. The score
Of boss stackers throughout the county
had better take a peep at this one and for
ever hold their peace.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22
LADIES' FESTIVAL.
A Delightful Affair In GOrtI0nv;ll<.

"A Delightful Affair In GOrlIOnvillt.
The ladies Of GordOnvillc held festival
in the village on Saturday evening for the
benefit Of the GOrdonville band, which is
about to organize and which proved a
grand success in every particular. The
citizens Of the vicinity responded to the
solicitations of the committee by present.
ing them with many handsome cakes
among them 25 pound pyramid, the do
nation of Mr.. John f. Wenger, Of
Paradise. This cake was chanced off aud
Mr.. NJ. X. Mylin, the genial proprietor of
the Gordonville hotel, was the lucky re-
cipient.
The MOuntville band was in attend
ance and during the evening discoursed
music commendable to themselves and to
the satisfaction and delight of the assem-
bly,.
Much credit is due to the ladies' who
had charge of the affair for the successful
management, and in the very near future
the community will hear from the Cor
dOnville band.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22
Indecent Exposure.

A stranger giving his name as James
Henderson. was arrested yesterday after
noon for indecent exposure on the streets
in the northern section Of the city. The
into submission by Harry Gallagher and
Friday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22
Memorandum fsook Lost

Mr.. E. Aument losta memorandum book
containing note for e32.55, payable to
the Wire plow company, and some other
papers of no value to any ono except the
owner. The finder will confer favor by
leaving it at this Office.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22
MA KTIC ITEMS.

Laying . Corner Stono-Fatal Accident.
The corner stone of the new church at
Mt. Nebo was laid ON August II. Rev.
J. 3. ]. Mcconnell. assisted by Revs. II.
G. Wood and Amther performed the cere-
monies.
The following articles were deposited in
the stone: A Memoir of Mrs. NJ. Grcist,
who bequeathed nearly 1880 to the
church the names Of the church officers;
bible and hymn book and copies Of
sectarian and secular papers.
1t il intended to have the church ready
to hold services about the middle Of No
vember. -..-,..-
Died Of Hl6 ICJdrics.
Aiban Parker, q young n,au 'shO was
recently injured in his brothers barn near
Bethesda, died on Tuesday, Aug. '15, from
injuries Iece''ea. -...,.,rs.rgG
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22

Tho place where the bridge over tie
Beaver, below RettOD, was recently taken
away by the flood is in a dangerous condi-
ton. On both sides the walls alone are
left standing snd there are nor fences
on them SO that persons who know
nothing Of the absence Of the bridge ar.
liable to drive over. This -mornihg1 zen
tleman from this city who was driving a..
an carly hour alnnost lost his horse, the
animal having narrowly escaped going
over the north wall.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22
UrIVlnE Accident.

Two teams collided yesterday at Potts
hotel while on their way to the picnic at
Tells Hahn. Both wagons wero badly
broken, one being almost complete
wreck. No QUE was hurt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22
DIsOrderiieS Arrested.

Yesterday and to-day Officers Shay and
were rioting on Sunday in the vicinity Of
Cottage lane and Poplar street, in the
Eighth ward. Others of the gang will be
arrested. A hearing Of them will bo had
before Alderman p. Donnelly ON Friday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22
Arrested.

Edward Cast, one of tho Meadow fell
lows. who on last Thursday committed an
assault on Sarah Buzzard and then skipped
the town, was arrested this morning by
Officer Gensemer. Alderman A. F. Dom
night.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22
Real EStAto eOld.

Henry Shubert, auctioneer and real es.
tate agent, sold at private sale a lot of
ground belonging to Frederick ROte,
situated on the southeast corner Of Ship
pen and New streets, fronting On Shippen
street s. feet and along New street 245
feet, to NJ. w. Warren on private terms.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22
A EuZzard In u Tran.

slr. Cyrus Miller, Of Red Wells, Lea
cock township, recently shot large buz-
zlrd with both legs firmly held in a strong
steel trap with six feet Of chain attached.
appearance Of having been held by the
trap for several weeks at least.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22
Went Homo.

selak's Buckalew band of York, which
has been here attending the Cannstatter
picnic, left for home this afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22

If one pavement can be raised lawfully
those adjoining it ought to be made to
correspond. These abrupt differences
of grade must not he tolerated ON the
sidewalk. They endangcr life and limb.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22
STRIKES AND STRIKERS.

Phases of the Labor Nimculties over the
Country.
The strike Of the Cohoes, N. Y. opera
tives is virtually over. When the mill
gates were opened, Monday morning. the
largest number of strikers that have yet
applied for work tiocked in. 1t is expected
that the mills will shortly be running with
their full force.
The Rock miners at the Stanton air
shaft, Wilkesbarre, Pa, having received
their demanded advance Of 1Oper cent,
resumed work.
The breaker boys at the Warrior Run
colliery, near Wilkesbarre. have struck
for 10 per cent. advance. In order not to
shut down the mine, the carpenters and
blacksmiths arc filling temporarily the
strikers places.
Under Brown, Dunnell s. Co.'S card,
posted throughout Youngstown, Ohio,
asking for men to 60 to work, the puddlers
have posted another, stating that 249 pud-
dlers Of Youngstown are ready to go to
work for six dollars per ton and the signing
Of the scale.
The striking freight handlers of the
New York, Lake Erie " Western railroad,
at a meeting in Jersey city, denounced
those who induced them to strike, re-
nounced the Union "now and forever"
and requested tho company to permit
them to resume their work.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22
APPALLING IF True.
A VERY WILD TALE FkoM THE SOUTH

Alleged Plot OF Alabama Negroes to Mas
sscre all the Whites In Choctsw
County-The Leaders Arrested.
Iu Choctaw county, Alabama, on Tues
day the 18th instant, bundle of papers
disclosing we'll organized plot among the
negroes TO kill tue entire white population
of that county, was found near one of their
rendezvous by two gentlemen. The mat
ter was laid before the solicitor. On Wed
nesday, the 10th, quiet meeting of Cit
izens Of Mt. Sterling and Butler was called
at Butter to consider the best method Of
supprcssing the intended outbreak and
massacre. After discussion it was agreed
that the following ringleaders should be
arrested Jack Turner, +. d. Barney,
Jesse Wilson, Peter Hill, Willis Lyman,
Aaron Scott and Range West. To these
parties had been assigned the duty of
leading the respective squads to Butler,
Mt. Sterling, DeSOtOvillo and other places
and killing all the whites at each place.
The arrests were made and tho prisoners
lodged in Jail ON Thursday, the 18th,
without disturbance or blOOdshed. The
same day mass meeting OF the citizens
of all classes was called for on Saturday
to decide the fate of the prisoners.
Tho plot has been in existence since
1878, aud tho conspirators now number
400. They have powder, shot and guns.
They link themselves sufficiently strong
to accomplish their fiendish design. Sun
day night, the 18th of September, TAD been
appointed as the date for its cOnsumma-
tion. The papers further showed that
this day was selected because then the
whites would be at campmeeting unarmed
and could then offer no resistance. The
meeting called for Saturday brought to-
gcther about 700 men, among whom were
about $50 negroes, who (after having the
papers ready by an almost unanimous vote
decided that Jack Turner was a turbulent
aud dangerous character, a regular fire.
brand in tho community, aud that the
public good demanded his immediate
death. He was accordingly hanged at
about Ills p. M, in the presence of the
assembled multitude. TIE crowd dispers-
cd, and all signs of disturbance ceased.
Everything was quiet Oh Saturday night.
The other prisoners arc still in Jail to
await further developments.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22
Killed by the Cars.

Michael Reynolds, laborer, had both
his legs cut off by falling under train
which jumped off, as it was entering New
Haven, Conn. He died an hour after
wards.
Frank Brennan and another boy named
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22

Do seen plenCy Oh poor uelOS anu some NOT
yet bigger than a mans hand, and in all
you will find more or less small and very
considerable that is now being cut has
not moro than One-half as much on the
ground as there should be, but what is
being cut looks fine and shows a fair leaf
in some sections, in others the leaf is not
perfect by any means.
Wo have interviewed one Of the best
growers in tho county, and his ideas are
that there will be about full half crop,
with some as fine goods as ever were
pack, but a small percentage Of it. He
has five acres in three different fields, one
of them, very early planting, is almost
off and is fine, large leaf the second is
very fair and partly cut, but has not the
same quality as the first, which was
planted six weeks earlier ; the third field
is poor and will not make half q crop. In
his best fields he has good deal missing
SO that he does not expect to have over
100 pounds to the acre. He thinks his
best is not surpassed in the county, but he
has little that will measure 40 inches.
He complains of too much rain and cold
nights. A prominent New York buyer
who has been all over tho county during
tho last two weeks, says he has seen very
little fine tobacco in it, and tho most of
that is in the lower part Of the county
where there have been frequent rains.
Much of the large and earlier crops are
somewhat defective in leaf, and lie saw
good deal of rust. Some of the later
shows rapid growth, aud when it was top
ped with 8 or 10 leaves, will make good
leaf but small yield to the acre.
In the extreme southeastern part of the
county and Chester county, there have
been few rains, and tobacco and corn have
suffered very much. In Montgomery, the
drouth is fearful and many growers now in
the business are disguised.
There is not any excitement among
buyers yet This time last year much of
the crop had been bought at higher prices
-r~-r there seems neither q disposition
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-01

CUR grinneruns an garI Waria BON
Wsber bat Der Better bss 5auies go, Is
Der @aIeriefraBe In DRESDEN, 5err Qesas
tionsratb .. 2inbenau, an Der Stsas ibsr
benz fribereu 9auseinsanse cine seidmad'
pole BroncetafeI nit foIsenbsr Sni9rift
anbrinsen lafsn: SIN eritsn Stoduert
bieies 5auies uobuts garl Waria pon Dss
Der pom %. September 1922 bis 3u isiusm
Tobs. Sisr idrieb Der Weifter bss Srei:
idde 1922 bis 1923 an isinsr @urpantbe,
bier i9uf CT In ben Sabren 1925 bis 1926
ieinen Sberpn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-01

ySeriorsuns" wirb ss NIT Der 8eit iebr
idledt. 90 baben /. o. sesenpdrtis SO
Ute 4tspratttfanter bas &sfsreubdrsramsn
beffanben-etne llnmofe Suraffueirenbsr
fclst eteisn auf benz SuBe unb partst pieI:
leidt 1912 Sabre ipdter psrsebIi1 auf
ffdnbise aniieuung. Sod i5Iimmsr ais
bet bieien ~autinftiasn 8samten seitaItet
ft BITE Gusiidt Bel iensn, bic ii5 perleiten
lieBeu, uon Der Sbsristunba meg su irasnb
einem Steuer. ob.r 6inausfad, Der 8omd
nenpsrnaltuns iib~er;utreten, UNI ba bic StsI
lung ~ %sewinneu. Bte %troitlos bas De.
Ibid bisisr fi4 in iesiser 3eit seitaItet,
udbrenb mir on gebiIoeten &ameraItitsn
sroBen ManseI buben, ssbt CUR @snise
baraus berpor, baB fid nm cine ausse.
f5rtebene @~sbilfeniteue - Ga Bsusrbsr
ssmsIoet bubeu. Dur eth Stanb Ieibet
sesenwdrtis ni9t an llsberfuB Der anpdr'
ter: Der Ygisiferftanb. ole 3nbI ber 4bi
tnrtenten Sabens, bic I'm Spdtiabr Dor.
ausfi6tlt9 Gbeolos!e ftubireu msrosn,
biirfte IA ni1t iberidreiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-01
Safdn b.
Gin fait,pieIiaer 8eamter.

Sie In allen 3weisen beS Bunbesbtsn:
ftss untsr Der 5erri6aft Der repubIitant.
idsu Bartet einseri6ene maBIoie Der;
idDenOans ma6t f9 aud TN @siBen
5auie isbr fiblbar.
Der benz Ser. Staaten 8rdibsnten su:
e~ttannte @sbalt BON $50, 600 I'm Sabre 1T
seUtB cine iebr anitdHbiss SetabIuns, er:
lSsint uber nod utsI sr6Bsr, wenn man
barauf &iGf9t nimmt, baB er bapon uur
einsu iebr serlnssu Ebstl gu u~eraussabsn
9en6tbr9t TT, oa fait aue isine Seoirfnihe
aus BEN 8unbssl9asamte bsitritten wer:
ben. @emhie, Sbit unb Slumen liefern
ibm bic an baS WstBs 5aus a~nitObsnosn
@artenanIassu. Seine Yferbe werben
nit Sutter aus ben 6fentIi9en Wasa5insn
psriorst, aus weI6en aud bic Rl9e Dss
9rafOeutsu ibre 9ebeusmitIsl Su ben btI
Iisiten Yrsiisn beatebt. Die ssiammte i'm
WsiBen 9auie anseitelte Disneri1aft wtro
bur9 has Bnnossl9asamt sesublt, 10 paB
eth ipariamer Yrdfoent. wte !. y. Sapss,
ben srOBten SbelI ieines @sbaItss aut pis
Seits Isseu Tam.
Was etsentlt9 bas WeiBe 5aus unb
feline SewObnsr isSes Sabr benz 9anbs to.
ttsn, ldBt ft4 ssnau nl9t fefitsasn, ba bic
batir ssmaStsn 9slobewlaisunsen In per.
f1isbsnsn SsrwtalsunssbiaS asri ireut unb
NIT anoeren Aus9aDen permsngt finb, 70
oaB TIRE Suiammsnitsuuns isbr sri9wert
lit.
Do9 btstsn bic Legislative, srscutiue unb
9srt9tIt9e gerwiatsuussbtas NnbaIts.
puntte. Thr has Iaufenoe Sabr inb BARN
fplQenbe 0epiuiaunnen einneifelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-01
@tseonFu.

Sn Mabton, Der 6auptffabt @tss
confirms, 1T man nit @infibruus BON ret:
nem, gsiunbsm QueImafsr beidditigt.
DasieIbe wirb pom artefi9su Drummer &C.
liefert, wel1e bis su elmer Giefe pon 1000
SuB unter Der Sbsrld9s sssraben wsrben.
Das aus bteien Bruunen senommene, fur
BITE sanse Stabt poutommen ausrei4enbe
Waiisr mirb bur1 bic %iossnannten Solp
Waferuerte an feline 8etimmuns seleitet.
Wfan bofft, bts nd9ften September nit Der
9eituns fertts gu fstn unb bic 8erte in
Ebdtisteit gu iessn.
Bon Sort Baibington wirb
mitsstbsilt: Cine Banbe ginbreder IdBt
unierem Stdot9sn isst sie gbre ibres BE:
iu9es su SbeiI uerben. Nsuerbinss itnb
bte Wobnunseu non 81. &smp, W. Gan,
boIs, Beter 2ussn, Gourtclert Support
unb Yrof. 5ooper srbro1en porbsn, inbel:
fen babeu BITE @inbre9er nur weuis erbeus
tet.
Dte TemperensIer usrben au1 In
Wiscontn INNER ribriser. sic babsn
etue fid iber ben sau3en Staat erffrsdenbe
Organization gu Stanbe ssbradt. Die
Sberbearuteu bss temple Of 9onor", u.
.. Wisbt, s. u. Watrous unb 9. 6.
Burnbam baben ben Staat fur bic tom,
menbe 9erbfuabI In iedsaebn Ssstrte sin:
setbeiIt, unb fur isben Ss3irt tbattrdftise
Iemperen3ler ais vaitffenteu4 ernannt.
gu Gaeine MAIDEN fd nsusrbinss
iusenbIt1e Disbtnnen bsmsrfbar. RIetne
Wdt1eu, bic soIbsne Rinse, Sbrssbdnse
ober ~ionfiseu Sdmud batten, finb burd
sr6Bere Wdbden mad a%bseIssenen 8ldsen
selodt unb baieIblf In @ite ober NIT DE.
malt UNI ibre %Roftbartriten sebra9t wors
ben.
CINE merit Il &onferens
driflider (2) 9reoiser bat Isste Wo9e in
Wabiiou ftattsefuneen. gs waren bic
WtsconitRsr l1nitarier iammt @iifsn aus
anbsrsn Staatsu, WdnnIsiu unb @eibIein,
tbsilueiie nit re9t pobltliussnbsn EiteIn,
aIs Or. Der @ottesgelsbrtbstt, ProfeGor
Der lIniuerftdt Don Oinssba u. bersI.
8iele Reoen wurbsn sebalten, unter mel:
den uniere ensIiiden We1ielbldtter beions
bers beruorbsbsn bic bes-6abbiners Or.
5iri1 pom Sinai Esmpsl tn Chicago.
5err' Grid CAB ben Brioern in Wildi.
mai9i bic trSitIi9e geri9sruns, baB bic
Stimmuus Der Suben ben gbriiten sssen
iber it& iebr sednbert babe unb pom Gag
3u Gag bertli1er psrbe. Ssins alusfib.
runsen wurosn bdufis our@ Ssifaasbeseus
sunsen unterbrc4en unb bic S9IuBidse
erresten aOsemeine Beseiifsruns.
Sc wirb IeiOer ni9t seiast, Oh bic 8srs
iammluns tn Der Rir9e Ooer i'm Sbsatsr
ffattfanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-01
Soa 9nnsbrudsr SoobIott1 bs,ihtst

DAB Snnsbrudsr vGasbIatt" beri9tet
I'm etnem &ne4te bes Wtribes W. Wapr
tn unteraa bel Sransensfsfs murbs ON
beuen Gage auf ofener StraBe ein &aubs
morb Der auerueruessnifsn Grt psribt.
Ser &ns4t fam In ionntdsIi1sr &Isibuns
BON Der tn 8abrn abssbaItensn SronIsid.
mans Yro3eitou, aIs er tn Der Ndbe bes
BuIuertburmes auf offener StraSs ibsr.
fallen, fsiner llbr unb tleinsn Baari9aft
beraubt, nit % Stidsn get6otet unb isin
9ei9nam iibsr sine Wauer binabgeworfen
wurbe. 3pst Der Worbtbat I'm b69fsn
@rabe uetbd9ttse Snbiuibusn wurbsn nod
aun Sonntas Ibenb BET Blumau feifge.
ommen anb an has Rrsisseri9t in 8oIsn
einssItefert. Gin @snbarm bss Yoffens
6ransenSfsfe bate ndmli9 fur3 por Der
grmorbuns bes Rne9tss unpsit bss Cha;
tories awei Stalieuer ~anssbaItsn, bic er fur
Deierteure belt, ba ie aber nit Documeu:
ten (iur &eile bur9 bas Yuifertbal mad
Erieff) uerieben waren, ibrss Weses ateben
Iafen muBte. Beibe warsn BET ibrer I'm
baItuns i'm Bette elmer 8aaridaft BON
nur etwa so Rr., bsSablten absr ipdtsr
in einsm Wirtbsbauie bas Wittassfsn NIT
einem @uIosns.tteI unb mudtsn fi5 b.
bur9 usrbddtis. Sc wurbs barum nod
bieien Snbiuiouen tn Der sausen llmsebuns
iofort eiue art RsfsItreibsn ueranitaltst,
unb bisrbsi seIans Is pier BET BIumau uon
Seitsn ,uiammeutrefienben
@snoarmen, bieielbsu, weIds pl6sli9 lire
Rsiieroute ~ssdnbert batteu, TN Bette elmer
1br unb anbersr @ffetteu, wsl9s fs uubrs
ideinli1 benz grmorbeten abssnommsu
batten, ferner NIT 0unben In Jolse bss
R~ingtampfss NIT benz @rmorbeten unb nit
bIutissn &Ieibern Su ertappen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-01
SpuBeuhreihe.

Wan bore, mas aus Der suten Ss,Itaot
Samburs beridtst wire : auf benz 8Or-
geld purosn firJli6 3mei elegant geflei'
bet. junss Samsn. bon osnsn bi. cine ei.
men blumsnssi9midtsn Sut trus, o Fl.
mem Serrn nit ben Bortsn anssrsbst
sic babsn sinen 9ossl. gri9rsdt usnbe.
ten ii4 bic Samsn ab. Die Dame nit
Dem sroBen Out bsmsrfte in b.mielben
aussnblid., baB Der lsbtsre Iebsnois ~
psrosn anfins unb lore 8sfdbrtin sntosdts
Die sissnibimlids fbaiia4s, bob fi4 elm
fre9sr SpaB in bas 2uubwsrt oss 5utss
s~inssniitst bate. Obne 3meifsl 1T Dies
Elm Triumph fir bic 8lumsnma9srin.
uslds Dem apeQes slsid, oeisn 9smalts
@sintraubsn bon Den 96seln unsspid1
uurbsn. 2aubusrf psrfsrti9 bate, pel9ts
BEN tsdsn SpuBsn einsn i8attissns &ubs'
plab gu psriprs6sn i4isn. Ser Spnt
luB ii9 rubis cine Bsile ipa5isrsn fab.
rem, sbs sr %buponfos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-01
StQlteu.

Der @aribaIbi gult srrsi1t cine nte &C.
abnte 96bs bes S9utnbels. Die S9i.
Ter aler Staats. unb @smeinhe, Sdulen
babsn cine game Wo9e Setien aus MnIaB
Der rNationaL Srausr", unb ioSar Der
Communal @innsbmer tinbist bur1
Wausrani9Idss an, bab aus btsiem NnIaB
ale am 8. Suit fdaissn Bstrdse bis gum
IL. Suni ~ssitunbet fnb. 90 etuas 1T
ielblt beim Gobe Yictor gmmauusl's nidt
uorsetommsn. Na4 Der 3issen:Snisl ,ie'
ben 10 pisle Gauienbe, baB man ni1t usiB,
pie fe bort pIas iuben uerben. Der Ser.
sos pom Noita bat snti9ieben absslsbnt,
isinen f6nigli4sn Bruber bel Der Beiiesuns
Der 9stpe @aribaIbi's 3u pertrsten. Nun
muBte Der Ssr3os BON @snua, Bruber Der
RSnisin, bin, wel9em swei f0nisli9e Ab.
iutantsn unb suei 9of'@ eremonienmsiiter
bsiseseben wurben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-01
SAtnots.

Bis sum 10. SuIi waren tn gbi:
caso i4On 2oeO ~@arIubunssa nsusn @ei.
gems ausseIaoen worben. rGio1 nie~, 70
f4reibt man uon bort, bat man bier 10
ausseSsi4neten 0eissn seisben. Ser Bus
ibsI wiest lbsr go PfunO.~
INTERN %. gu II wirb BON gbicaao
bsri4tst: Sn bisier Stabt ftarbsn bis iest
20 Rnaben an Wunbipsrrs In SoIse pon
0eruunbunssn. psI4e fs fi9 am A. Suli
beim S4t.Ben NIT &i~nberpitoIen susesos
gsn battsn. gubsrbaIb Der Stabt In goot
@ountp ffarben bret, tn Burlington is1s,
tn psorta brei.
I'm 8 u br, Donnerfas Worssn, purbs
Cairo pom einsm, etpa 10 Sstunben anz
buusrnbsn @rbbeben beimssiu9t. Die
gri&atternns sins BON Sibpsit mad
Rorbof.