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National Republican., 1882-08-04

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Money loaned between "a and
81 per cent and closed at per cent Exchange was
steady at 4S5@l4s5 for long and 4Ss4 4Ssa for short
sight. Governments were II per cent higher for K
tended 5s q per cent. lower for Is upon
changed for extended Is, As, and 5as registered.
State bonds were inactive. Railroad bonds wers
irregular OH moderate volume ofbusiness Transac-
tions aggregated i3 900 shares including Denver and
Rio Grande $780, erie 1850; Kansas and Texas 49,
GOO; Lake Shore 3i10o Lousille and Nashville, $500:
Memphis and Charleston, l,sOG Northwest, l0,S0J;
New Jersey Central, l5uOG New York Central l5. co.
Northern Pacific 800 Readng, 24OO 81. Paul, 4sO
st, Paul Omaha, $50; Texas Pacific, 1896 Union
22,4OG Illinois Central, 5,iOG Chicago Burlingo and
Quincy, $500; Oregon and Trunscontinental, 64O0;
Rochester and Ptsburg, l5SOG Rock Island, 1900;
Richmond and Danyille, : 800.
National Republican., 1882-08-04
Chior Crnnin am Irnn shnlters.

The subject OF preventing The spread OF IRE by
means Of iron shutters was referred by the Com
missioners to the fire board and by them referred
to Chief Engineer Cronin for report The report
tf the CHI Ell engineer was transmitted yesterday
TO the Commlss oners, and his opinion Is that iron
shutters should be used ON all buildings and es.
pecially on those containing inlammable ma
terials, such stores, factories, and warehouses.
The saving Of time 10 hremen by the use of these
shutters is most important factor in case OF fire
and one not 70 he overlooked.
National Republican., 1882-08-04

LONDON Aug. 3,-The amount OF bullion with
drawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day
f3O4OJO. Paris advces quote rentes, 81; francs. as;
centimes and exchange London, 25 francs; IA CEN
times.
National Republican., 1882-08-04
Stmmons liver ReguIntor

is simple and harmless, and yet has proven itself
II sUye egn remedy for dyspepsil, costiyeness sitk
hcedhehe, bilious collie, sour ston aeh, diarrhCeA
bilousness and other like evils oi diSo,deIvd
liver and stomach.
Genuine prepared only by J. II. z.ilin & Co.
National Republican., 1882-08-04

JOHN T. BERRY, ESQ.,, Rockland, Nc, president
of the Lime Rock National Bank and also OF the
Knox and Lincoln Railroad, says he had the
rheumatism in his lefl foot andleg lie used thrt Q
bottles of st. Jacobs Oil and IL relieved him Won
derfnllY lie calls il Z" q splendid article.n
National Republican., 1882-08-04
AND OHIO RAILROAD
% ALTIMOKE AND UIfIU KAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
- - BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAILS!

Schedule a to 'fse HfSTE SsTsI $gSRHNX NGf6N MAy a.
p,ess pnS ,s'leepinS CARS to Cincinnati, St Loui.
500. Baltimore jEliicott City, and Way Stations.
t0:l5 Baltimore Express
$50. baltimore, Annapolis, and Way. piedmont,
Strasburg, Winchester, Hugerstown, and
ASA, Way va Relay)
's:io. Point Of Rocks s and Way Stations,
SID Philadelphia, New York and Boston Express.
$40. slaunton and Valley Express. Connects for
Ma,ierstown l,. and at Point OF Rocks for Fred
1900 Baltimore, Hyattsville, and Laurel Express.
stops ut BeltSviile, Annapolis Junction, Jes-
sups and Dorseys. on Sundays stops az
1000, Ba tImore Express. stops at Hyattsville and
tlo:4o PITT burg, Chicago, Cincinnati, and st. Loui.
Express. Sleeping cars to Cincinnati and
II =, Chicago.
l2;io baltimore Elllcot City. Annapolis and Way
tl:25 on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way,
ts2l baltimore Express;
8:So. BhlIlmore ana, Way Stations, Winchester,
Frederick, HagerstOwn, and Way tvia Re.
4;3o Baltimore, Hyattsville, and Laurel Express.
lfrederick, via Relay. Stops at AnnapolA
t4io. Baitimore. Annapolis, and Way stations.
tii5. Point of Hooks, Frederick, iiagerstown, win
chester, and Way Stations Ion sundays ID
t54' BHSrc sH sESprcss Wayyls
t,0 t5:Go i Ratim ore and Way Stations -,
tSlU. Iltlsburg, Cleveland, and Detroit Express
Sleeping Cars to Pttsburg.
Gl0. Baltimore ENpess.
TOSS. Phadeph pha, New York, and Boston Expresi
Sleeping ars TO New \ trk.
tl0;lo Chicago, Cincinnati, and st. Louis Express.
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati. ST. Louis, and
Chi ago.
1850. Baltimore and Way Stations
tDhily tSuudays only Oiher iisias daily, eScer
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
For further informn!iou apply y! the baltimore An,
Ohio Ticket Ohices: Wash ng Station 619 and 1871
Pennsylvania avenue, c IIner of Fourteenth street
where orders Will be taken for baggage TO be checked
and received at any point in the city,
WM. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
G. II. LORD
General Passenger Agent, b tltimOrc
National Republican., 1882-08-04
nnItlmore Nloc. noard.
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Aug. 3,-Virginla u.s. consolidated co. (;
do second SERIES 3454 past due coupons, e0a; 10
4Os 49, bid to-day.
National Republican., 1882-08-04
FROM "JIM" RIVER.
Another Short Letter From 81 Growing
Town in Dakota.

Another Short Letter From - Growing
Town i'm Dakota.
Special Correspondence of THE REPUBLICAN.
FoRREsTBURG, MINER COUNTY, DAKOTA, July 3d.
Forrestburg is situated on the Jim River thirty
miles south of Huron and twenty eight miles
north of Mitchell. The town is about five months
old and contains about twenty houses, two hotels,
one newspaper, stores post office, &c. 1t is beau
tifully located on a bluff overlooking the river
that can be seen for ten miles up and down the
valley. Back and west Of the town is q broad
level prairie for twenty-five miles to the Wessing
ton Hills The land is very rich about here, and
is nearly all taken. Twoyears ago the county had
The county is strongly Republican, and they are
organizing for the fall campaign a convention
to the Territorial convention at Grand Forks to
nominate a Delegate TO Congress. Mr. Pettigrew
has considerable opposition in this part Of the
Territory, but as he controls all the offices in the
Territory, will probably be renominGted. The
nomination is equivalent to an election; The peo-
Pile here are all anxious and waiting to be
ADMITTED INTO THE sIsTERHooD OF STATES,
| and the longer the Democrats postpone that i'm
porant event the worse II Will be for them. Grain
ofall kinds looks well around here, and if moth
largest yield of wheat and corn ever produced in
| the Territory There are several large herds of
cattle along the VALLEY Of the J bna he ne people
try to a considerable extent as it pays better than
grain. l am told last winter very little feeding
was done, and cattle were fat in the spring. But
it is always best to put up some hay IL case of a
hard winter. There are thousands and thousands
| of acres of good hay TO be had for the cutting
along the river and creek valleys, and around the
salt marshes or lakes, as they call them here.
This hay is very nutritious and eau be put up for
about S1.5 per ton. The lakes and rivers abound
| in fish and ducks. Yesterday i went hunting
| with party of three we secured twenty four
| ducks, dozen prairie chickens, two curlews, one
| jack-rabbitt, and gopher The Jim River is u
very sluggish, crooked stream, and is not navga.
BILE except for small stern wheel steamers. As yet
thsre are it, but there is talk of putting
steamboat on the river at Mitchell, TO run to
| Huron. L. l.. G.
National Republican., 1882-08-04
, SICK HEADACHE.
For the relief and cure
OF this distressing afiiio-
iion take simmons Liver
Regulator.
MALARIA.
SIMMONS
LIVER
REGULATOR

! PERSONS may avoid all
taking n dose Of Simmons Liver Regulator to keep
the liver in healthy condition.
GoNSTIP-A -A-TT0N s.
should not be regarded a triling alment Nature
demands the utmost regularity Of the bowels There
fore assist Nature by taking Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, II Ia SO mild and effectual.
BILIoJSNE
One or two tab.espoonfuls will relieve all the trou-
bles incident TO bilious state, such Nausea DizZ
ness Drowsness, Distress after Eating, bitter, bad
taste In the mouth.
YSPEFSTA.
The Regulator will positively this terrible dis
ease. We assert emphatically what we know to be
true
COLIG-
Children suffering with Collie experience relief
when simmons Liver Regulator is administered.
E5- Take only the Genuine, which always has on
the wrapper the red trademark and signature OF
j. III. ZEILIN 81 co.
For sale by all Druggists my2SMWF
National Republican., 1882-08-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

stock and Bond observation-disclosures and
General Markets.
The following report ofthe financial market yester-
day. together with opening and closing quotations.
are furnished by the bankng-hou OF Ii. D. Cooke
jr., & Co., l429 st, Washington, ID. C.;
National Republican., 1882-08-04
TATE BONDS
money Market.

suBTREAsURY nALAHcRs.
... Ss2,OG2, ,i73 90 Currency -.,..,., s,I94,I ,I79
National Republican., 1882-08-04
MINING STOCKS.
MINING STOCKS.
Quicksilver, ..,- 10 Silver Cliff............ u
Cuicks silver pref 45 Standard ...........,... ID

FN.
United States per cent, extended lOlIS0lA
United States per cent. extended.... lUlA Gyl0lsi
United States IA per resistereut.,.. L3A ll3s
United States A.. per cent. COUPON. n3N all3s
United States per cent. regs,ered... l2Ut4 l20a
United States per cent. couvon...".... l2J'4 yuz
United STATES per cent Z. l2Ol4 l1Oa
District OF Columbia aUj5 .................. Ill
National Republican., 1882-08-04
BY Associated Press.

BANKERS' EXCHANGE.
Three day bs........ iS9 Sxty-day bils....... 486
National Republican., 1882-08-04
AUCTION SALES.
United Stntes MorshaI,s Sale

United States MarshaI's Sale.
BY virtue OF writ Of era acias issued out Of the
Lerke Office OF the Supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia, and TO noe directed, will sell at public
ie r Sash at the court house door Of said District
bn TUESDAY, the 18th day Of August, 1892 NJ ~
O'Clock n all the right title, claim and interest OF
the deiendant In and to the followlng-desc,ioemd m
property TO wit; Sublots 10 and 20, In square OIL IN
Me city OF Washington, said District, together with
Al and singular the improvements thereon, .,,,
Levied upon as the property OF George w. y. h1llh
70 satisfy execution No 3509 at law IN faVor OF NOD
''' " i'"' ~ q. i. HENRY,
u, g. Marshal,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
fvg7-dts
National Republican., 1882-08-04
Norfolk and New York Steamers

will leave her wharf foot of Sixth street. every Mon
dav. Wednesday, and Friday AT $3.50 o'clock y. m
touching at Piney Point. Point Lookout and Fortress
Monroe,
CONN ICTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE Bos-
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
FirstclaSs fare to Fortress Mon and Norfolk s2J
Round trip fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 10
Second class fare to Fortress roeand Norfolk 50
First-class fare TO Pney Point and Point Lookout 80
Round trip fare to Pney Point and ~. Lookout 80
Second-cass fare TO Piney Point and PIT Lookout. Is
Returning, leaves Norfolk Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at p. IL. -
JOHN GIBSON and E. q. KNIGHT, leave Pier II,
East River New York, every Saturday at p. m,
and Georgetown every Friday at "a. m. For partic
uars apply TO Agent, % Water street. Georgetown.
Tickets and staterooms can be secured at general
Office 6l3 Fieenth street, in Nat. Met. Bank, and
o. ticket office 1851 Pa ave, st. Mark Hotel and at
boat. lfe3l ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
National Republican., 1882-08-04
BRICK IMPORTED FROM ENGLAND,

and consists of two square buildings, connected
by an immense square hail. the two main parts
projecting beyond the hall, front and back Part
Of the bricks are glazed with gree nish porcelain
fnish and are regularly mingled with the red
bricks. -Four chimneys rise near the center of
each wing, and connected by railings, form
ing a balcony from which the Maryland shore can
be seem The rooms are large and the ceilings
high. The high carved wooden mantel in the
parlor is particularly an elegant affair. The piano
mahogany The tone Is still rich. In one of the
brick outbuildIngs an old auntie was cooking the
Doctors dinner in an immense fireplace, using
cobs for fuel The floor of the kitchen had been
tiled, but it is now very much broken up. The
house escaped destruction during the war because
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-21
BunteS MIIerIei.

aus ten Sittn une @sbrduten al
ter 3stten. untsr anteren ioneerbarsn
9sbrduteu eeS 3unftpsIsns pss 16.
Sabrbuncerts til tn 6snnstsrser'S Nahs
rthten etnr alts @fpobnbstt Der 8SntaS,
berger Slsiidbauer unp 0pstdfr ers
srdbnt. Die GleiGbausr truse1 udmliG
an jseem N~suiabrstase cine LANCE @urf
eur& ete Stapt uno ma6ten pieielbe bann
Den eoebddsrn gum @ef9snf. geice 81,
nue,fs sabsn f4 btsrauf sia @afmabl.
YIN Neujabrsfass 1883 betrua efsle
Rtsisnwurf sos GLEN eduse. 1901 gar
1905 Guen. 9iBtere rpar BON 81
Stwstnsf6infsn esuna6t unb rpoa 885
plumb. 1913 GIstitsseisusn trussr fe
pom Der 5erbsrse aus NIT Wuiit unp
aieSencen Gabnsn suerf mad BEN
S1lone, Serebrien Der 9~anpssberrf6aft
sapon tn 3 S&d6sln 103 Gasn gum
nsusn Sabre, 3cssn bierauf bur& be 3
Stdrs (slltffapt 95bsni9t. 8neipbpD
unp madtsn ben Hdtben 8eI9enfe.
Gnrli& besaben fe f9 mad Der I'm e5,
bsnttt selsssnen 6erberse Der 9osbddtr
poleltf Der Wurfref nsbf 3uRob Yet:
ssbrt purps. slm bell. Dreif5nfastdss
truasn slsi&trmabsn pts eObbdder IS
arpbe nSnlssl'., BON ,rSlf S1eTa
Beissn ssbaden, esrsn isesr 5 GLEN
fang NOR. aus ibrsr 5erberse I'm, susta
bret cerle!ben auf pas S1loB als
Spsnpe arSpte 2anbesbsrrlba aft ~ tfa,
Gen. unc ii& fopuun, rpisrsr pur& BITE
Stacts itsbsnp auf bic 5srSsrss Der
Glsi&tausr, wsl&sn tie ibrisen 5 gun,
@ei&enf sema&t purpen, su bsseten.
bort purce aberuaIs stn ssmeinlamsr
S@maus abssbaltsn. gbenfo battsn
pte 8leil6bauer Ten Brau1, an, Sabrs
u,alftstase einsn nit 8dnbsrn unp
Srdnsen ssi&mddten S1isn bsrum3u-
fdbrsn unp eann NIT Wdrfsln ~ per-
Ipielen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-21
aufb cine 9Inflerinn.

sic bisB SSa uno mar cine Sru9t.unb
9snrsmalsrinn. am 9onnsrItlg fam Der
fOlseno. Brief an:
@ndoiss Staa!
auf SIRE oirstts Bite UNI Elm rlrtbeil
ii6sr Sbr Stialsben srlau6ts fi9 Die Yrii.
funSscommihiou, ibnen folssnoe freimii.
tbise antuort gu srtbeiIen
9essn sic. sesbrte Srau. ben Yinisl snt.
tpeber son5 bel settle. ODER bsiaid,n sic
Die ausitsaunssn niht sber nit ibrsn Wsr.
fen, als bis oisie in 3ei4nuns uno Jars
bensebun9 iene. &sifs erlanst babsn, bic
n6ibis 1T, um benz 8si9ausr msnisItsns Fl.
men gssriif bon i9rsn eissnsn gbf9t.n
3u gsben.
pier III bic 8.merfuns, oaB bic Sru9t,
psl9s sic In ibrsm bsissls9tsn - alsr.
oinss isbr n6tbissn - Gemmsntars ais
Orange bsS,i9neten. ban fat alien @Iis-
bern Der YrIfunsstOmmiIion iiir cine 8ar,
tofsl 9sbalten wuros.
So4a4tunssuoa srs.bsnF
Sie DIRECTION.
arampibait i6lu6,sno iant Sba in osr
SsRsI suriid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-21
1lsb.r bic Ssrtbeile. etu Suobe

Neuet utt SotIgette, eIU THQpe 3u
letn, Yerlas tn Der peutihs engltl1sn
S@uls sin ~13jdbrissr Snabe fplsenpsn
BON ibm islbf psrfabtsn &uflaS: Gin
Snabe miro iebr jung ssboren uno pirb
eth Wann, sbe 90 jtine Mutter tptrp.
Gin Snabe III BET rpsitem niHt 70 l9a4s
tern rpte elm Wdpden. Cine Waus, Der
S&rsden ulsr Wdp6en, if tbm Elm
piaicmmsnes Sptel;.us. Ct ldst fs
an elmer Sdnur, psl9e sr an psren
S&pans befsfist istnen Wtti4llsrn ben
Naden btnauf uup ietnsn Mttl@dlertn.
men tn bic Iai1e frie1en, unc peipet
ft@ an eersn Sdudsn. @r trdst ME-
mals Goritttsn, llntsrrSde unp grinos
linen. 0or nt&ts i6eut CT 3urid unp
irsenp psl1e BON ibm nerdbte 8csbeit
atfebt CT NIT ladennn Wtsns ein.
Wdehtn MAIDEN BEN Gltern Siel Sors
gen unp Wdbsn, bis snplt@ Ssmanb
fommt unp fe bstratbst. @anj anesrs
NIT ZEN Snabsn; fe bsfor8en bic pferbe,
arbeiten auf Dem Gslce unc inp tntnnsr
su stpas su sebrau&en. Our Grboluns
ipielen pte Wdp@sn NIT guppsn unp
MAIDEN Slstesr fdr pieislbsn, rpdbrsnp ris
Snuben ibre freie 3ett tasu bsniBsn,
UNI cen 9sbrern einsn Strei@ su fpislsn,
ete etsbltnssfase elmer alien Suusfer ~
ibssrsa unp su fspsrn, pferpe su rsiten
unc b~srabsufaasn unc Saa ~ ipislsn.
Darum Elm BOD ben 8naben! Isle
tnc bic Stanrarptrdssr Der 8slt." Die.
fer Suri&s bat ole Nnlassn ~ sinsu,
pOlitifsr.I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-21
Su 3iMtiels. I'm Counts mento

gu Si&tfels, I'm Counts Montso.
mslp in Sainpts, isuts cine mannldbs
tise Sempsren;lsrtn fplssnpe sauneriI1.
S%etratbsfals: Gin %ppblbabsnesr iunssr
Satmsr BON 26 Sabrsn, nod lseis unp
BET eidtfslp ppbnbaft lbsntts elmer 2ts
idbrissn 9sbrsrin stnise aufmsrfiamfeit.
Cbne ispe6 fe bsiratben ,u roasn. Ssi
elmer Ssmpsrens . 0srlammluna TN
Sdulbauis bat is ibn. Elm Isnpsrens.
sslabpe Su u%ntsrl6reibsn, cas- fs Ielbf
aufisBte. sic las tbm .ipitsr pas Der,
msintIi6s Ssmpsrsas. .plssss" Dor uao
sr l6rseb lsiusn Namsn paruntsr cbne
IS selsIsn ;u BADEN. @insn Wonat
lpdtsr iasts fe ibm, rus sr sinsn Ssi.
rattsrpntrart untsrssi6nst unp BARN
psriprp&sn babe, fis btnnen Sabrssfrif
~ bsiratbsn. Der iunss Wann iteQte
parauf feline Sslube bet tbr Elm, rpprauf
ie ibm lasen LIEF, pas fs i'm I'm Wsis
serunssfaIe auf $4,000 S&acenerIab
wsssn GVntraflbru6S ssrflassu pdrce.
Die "SsIsSiIsr 3eituns" meint ss
piree BEN iunssn Wanne gan; re6t sss
itsbsn, psna sr bls9sn mists, benn In
unisrm freien eanbe brau1s Nismanp
sinsn ,plecss" 81 untsribrsibsn unp pa.
nit ii@ islblt einsn Waulforb ausulsssn Il.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-21
Sine abaelebnte 6erausturherung.

Gin OHisisr forberts einen Saoen Ra.
mems 26b. auf Yifolsn. Ser Suoe usiserte
i9. Hd Su ftsIen.
Bsnn sic R9 ni9t fsIen, iasts Der
SHi3isr, 10 fine sic elm Sano.
Ru. iaste Der Suos, bin. i'd bod lieber
Elm lsbsnoiser Suno, aIs sih tauotsr 26b.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-21
GlappbornsS 9naoabipfel.

W.nn 3uei ipasier'n set'n
uno Der Drift III babel,
uno Der Sriit' ssbt wisosr meg,
Ha' ino's pieosr 3usi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-21
aus Der Gaierne.

unterofBisr (na9oem ein@smsinsr 5a3i
bat uno na9 ibm sinise anoers): 8as
1T osnn oas fir cine Wanier felt neusrer
3sit. oaB aQe Winuten elmer nieBt? Sas
osrbiste i'd Elm fir alemaI, sntpsosr nieBt
gar tsiner ooer ole %miteiudnber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-21

Sie S6ilofrOte In Der rs9tsn Yabn
errei4t ianslsr bas 3isl als elm 8enn.
pfsrb in Der faIi4sn. Slsi9oisl pis lang.
fam Elm iunser Wann forti9rtit.t, ,p.nm
sr nur hsibis 1T uno isin 3isl unpsr.idt
I'M ause behalf, Obns Sait unb obns RaR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-21
Wo,il Elm Ghemann aut 1T.

sic psrmifsn SIREN @lttsn ,uobl is6r ?
fraste Ssmuno cine rsi3snbs Bittus.
Ob i'd ibn oermiKs! s~ntsssusts Re in
s%riiauntsm Zone. CT mar 10 gut. CT btiorste
immsr oas Seusr. hrsbts bas Sos ab unb
brsbte Die ubr auf.
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WerthimGBnna.

Dame: a9, ME lisbli9 bi.is 0.iI9sn
Rno +; ibr sutsn 2unbsleu!s ui0et pabrli9
ri9t, ME piel S46nss S6r oa in Der Ras
tur babt! 2immsrt i9 osnn BEL gu9 sar
Rismano UNI oi.is bibi&. 9lumsn2
Bauer : ) frsili - b. S9aaf. frH.n's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-21
Werf' Dir oas
9rei berlbmte 4sr3te.

Sie sr6bten aerste in Der WsIt
Sros Wisosria4 uno 1aHsr,
Siuo BON 8ssinn Der 546pfuus an
Sidt, 8sms9uns. BaHer!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-21
Ri9tis.

9oesor: 81. ober gutter Jrsnn>, uarum
babt ibr milo ri4t rufsu LATENT sd
Yati.nt: I'D /! rpas bilft mir benn Der
Sottor, ipsnn er mir oas 2sbsn rsitet uno
nu4ber cine iol4e Rsdnuas ma&t Dob i'd
mid b'riber 3u Bob dr9.rn mub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-21

Napoleon /. iab zines Sas.s um SsIss
e.faoe BON ct. 6slsna uno i4aute in Die
Wogen oss Wssrss, In @eoanfen u~ertieft.
So b6rts, er Elm Gltdlsin t6nsn uno rist
ME srma4enb aus: 96lfsr Dsr9ebsn,
S6rone fausn UNI aber bic 2ir4e bleitt
teben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-21
Cine sDenouua i'm Spiele.

81. ilsinen Wdo9en ipislsn nit pup.
pen, Die Rnaben nit Soloaten. Sino bic
Rinosr srob seporo.n, oann ipislen .oie
Wdo4.n nit SoIoaten unb Die Rnabsn
nit 4uppsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-21

Sur ben sspSbnli6sn gsbraub Der
Garmer atbt s. 6. Yupp BON Der 2lders
taui&ale ;u @mss folssnpe eiifs BON
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-21
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-23
WANTS MORE.
The Case of MaryJ. WiIkin, as. the City
Of Minneapolis.

The Case Of MaryJ. WiIIin, rs. the City
Of Minneapolis.
Some time ago the city condemned a
piece of property opposite the residence Of
Eugene M. Wilson for park to be known
by the name of Hawthorne The city then
awarded the former owner, Mary ]. Wilkin,
the sum of 1920 This was not satisfac-
tory and the case was brought before
the district court and new commission
was appointed, the result of which was to
increase the award of damages to the sum
of $13,500. Still the amount was not salts
factory and Mary j. Wilkin through her
attorneys, Merrick & Merrick, asked for a
jury trial which was denied. A motion for
an appeal from the decision of the court in
the matter of the award of the commission
ers appointed to condemn lands and award
damages was made few days ago and has
been under consideration at court since.
Yesterday morning Judge Lochren gave
his decision denying the motion. The
plaintiffs attorneys, Merrick & Merrick,w will
however, take the matter before the su-
preme court on writ of certiorari.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-23
1fesican Roaa Opeaed.

MEXICO, Nov. 22.-The opening of an
important branch of the Mexican Gen.
trail railway, which places the great min
ing region of Guiana Juato in communities
ton with the national capital, is being
celebrated with great splendor An ex-
cursion train from Guiana Juato included
four carriages and the directors car. The
company numbered about $50 people,
representing the government and railroad
and commercial interests.
Attached to the engine in front was the
figure of Liberty holding the torch of pro-
gress, and on either side the Mexican and
American flags. The population of the
towns and cities through which they moved
turned out en- masse. At Marfil the visit
ors entered the horse cars and were driven
to Guiana Juato, followed by thousands of
people. The reduction works and resi-
dences all along the route were illuminated.
Guiana Juato presented grand spectacle.
The streets were crowded, the public gar
dens profusely decorated with Chinese
lanterns. The government buildings,
business houses and private residences
were brilliantly lighted, fine display of
fireworks, military parade and grand
banquet. The party are guests of the city.
A grand ball will be given tonight. Ru-
doiph Fink, general manager, receives
hearty congratulations. The party return
10 Mexico On special train, Thursday.