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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12

gu @rsbeuma5er 1T cine Y,tition tn
Ejaculation seiss; uorben, uel9s bs,uedt,
bel Der Rammsr unb Der &esisruns barauf
bin,untrtsn. bas @rspsumldsr cine bi.
rstte Sabnpsrbineuns uon Wsrtsrt reFp.
Wafsrbiuig aus srbdlt. gm bpsdmdBis
ten pdre pobI Der Yau elmer Babn pom
WaHerbiais bis Rsmi9. Dsnn nldt IT
ssnb etuas ssiaisbt, 70 isbt bic 3utunft
@rsDenma6srs wi,tli6 isbr trauris aus.
Ser Stabtratb pon 96tsrna9 LIT in
sieien Easen benz BsilpisIs bss bauptffdc.
tii6sn sefOIst unb bat cte SduIssIbsr abge
itafft. Das tsareift fd bsi@dierna6. Dort
srlaubt has Slosst bic abi4aifaug Der
ginnabmsn. In 9ursmburs, nj bic Stabt
poQ Sdulosn itsdt, that mans aus 9ebe
gum gibsralismuS.
aus Surr6 nib unterm II. D. Wlts
9emeloet: I'm uafohsnen Sonntags, se,
gen 8 u3r NadmittaSs, s%ntftunb 5susr In
Der nit Strob bsea6tsn 0Obnuna bsr
Warie 6l6yeS, 8pe. pom 0einrit 9olb,
SettIebenS Easl65nsr bGbtsr, pslbss isibe
rebit ibren beibsn bnrunltoBenosn StdQeu
bis auf's nndts Waasruert SsriiSrte.
@iuer Ra6barin, wsI6s iid auf Ssiu9
BET Der 6IeHs befanb, bic In Der Stube
tranf Bu Bette lag. sslans ss nod rsdt
sslttg bieielbe 10 uie etn in Der Wisss H6
bsiubliasS 6inb in's 6reie su idafisn,
oenn fdon byObte has Dad gum @infturB
Der Salbsn, 9soedt burd 8erf6nuna,
bsIduft ita auf unsefdbr 1900 5ranteu.
Ole @utitsbuussurla9sn bss Branbss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
8efstf&.

3u WeSert fanb am % Naauff cine
i40ne Ssisr ifatt. Cine Osputation bes
Cercle Catalogue pon Nrlon ibsrrei1te
benz wadsrsn S66fsn Der 9smsiuSs Cons
tsIinseu, 6srrP &ebina, cine iilbsrns Wss
baile fur bic muitsrbafte art ano 8siis,
pie or bic Es9te Der RdtboIiten Dor Der
beri4tisten S5uIcommtifon pertbeiSiate.
Die ueberIsi5uns CAB 9slsssnbsit su elmer
oHentl,ten Oemonfratiou, bts ii5 N elmer
9robartisen Suation sefaltsts. &slpect
fir bic beIsii9eu Stam nssbriber; He tens
nen ibrs &e3ts, uerlbeioisen fis arb sbrsn
~oieientgen, bic lie beionoers init 9eidtd
usItbsibissu, Rsbmt cub etn Geiipisl
bran ibr eur!mburssr i'm @rOBbsrsoStbum.
Ibsr mir wetten sebn sssen eiuss, bag bic
tatBcIti5sn Sldttsr bss 9roBb:r,o5 tbumS
BON btsisr Osation nod ni1t EN- 8ort
meIoen. Sic molten il feline b.laii9sn
3alfanbe. bic 9srrsn; liebsr Iuisn Il: bas
SOIt in moocrnsn 9ibsraIismus ,erium,
pfen. ga, Der lisbe STisosn III Der WantsI
fir uisIs 5sisbeit!
9err Saur. Der Director Sss @nres
sifremsnts unb Der Dominsn In 4rIon III
gum gonisruator Der SppO!beten In 9amir
ernannt porosn.
gu 6%roibIteu, @smsiubs Sober,
fsI ). s. Sasparb. sin tIsinsr Ruabs In
einsu Srunueu, an oshsn Raub sr ipisIts,
uno srtranf.
Serr 9ueien Stfette pon ct.
96Jer bat bas llebsrsansssramsn pom 2.
,um 8 Sabre an Der Ndsrbaui9ule Ia
S6rpeH nit ausSsi4nuus b~sitanben.
gu grIon 5attsn tir,Ii6 bic 9sbrer
uuo Qebrsrtnnsn Ser StaaiSihuIen einen
GonsrsB. Die 9iberalsn bd,l6eItsn fe ma,
tirli6 unb mau 9Gb linen az einem Ra9s
mittass Spsi Bale, eiusn i'm @arteR 8al,
,,ns, einsn i'm StaOtbaus. Die bistsn un'
isre S9uImarms nod.
Das tIeine Seminar boz Bats
rad bate Ont IL. auguit PrsiieueTtbei'
lung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12

ten Ylab 9eben, NIT SO Yrocent, unter
auen Wais ptobuclrenbsn Staaten. Soma,
bas In allen suten Sabren bi9t bet Suts
nois 9effdnben bat, III bissmaI fem 2st'
benssefibrte, pom 3usiten In Der Rsibe IN
es aur. Worletten seworben, nit ~ Pro
cent bss Stanbes. Circular SO. 80 bee
80. Staats : agricultural : Departments
feet ben btesidbrtsen Sld@enssbalt auf nur
7,l63,8 GA Mcrss an unb iast iber ben
Stanb pom /. Sult c., taB er gu bieier
S.it nod nte @Ie4t gene
ZEN. mte biesmal. Nimmt mar sinsn
WitteIertras BON Is BuibsI an - Der bss
aroR,u Sabrss 1880 mar 27.2 BuibsI -
10 III Der @%eiaumtertrss lO7. 47O, Ito
BuibeI, sesen 24O. 1852. 800 SufbsI in
1880.
Webrasta, tas bts istt teine sroBs
Ro0e unter ben Waisfaaten sefpielt bat,
f&minst i15 bissmaI su elmer bobsn SisQe
en1por. Auf 2, 4O7, lO4 acres. 25 Yrocent
msbr, pie is supor, III bic Dur1i4nittSs
f&dsuns As BuibsI, mas einem grtras
pom los, Sl9, $50 Babel slei@sdms.
Wtfiouri, bas stpa 6, 500, 900 Ncres
NIT Wais beffelt bat, srmartet etns 9roBe
Grnte, nidt wsniser wie 25o, O00, 900 Bus
feel, slei4 einem Dur9i@nittsertras pon
40 BuibeI.
Rauias uoIIte gnbe Suli nod 1907
900, 900 BuibeI pom ieiuen ausSsffeQtsn
4,452, $50 9etes ermartsn. Der WanseI
i.bes irssnbwie erfriidenben &esens pom
pom l. Suli Biz gum l5.-20. Ausaif bat
iebo& unb beionbers tn ben weifIi9eu
COUNTIES ben gHansen sroBsn S4aosn
aebra4t, 10 baB bic S9dsuns gnbs Gusuf
tur 40 WiItonen usrmtuoert wtrb. Der
m~ittIers gr'ras wdre banu INNER nod 3s
BuibsI.
Teras. Elm Staat, Der Bis isst untsr
ben Nais probusirenben nie senannt mar,
tritt bissmal NIT elmer ffattliden 3abl To
lire Heibe. Muf einem Beffanb BON etpa
5000, 900 Ncres rs1nst 60 einen mittIsrsn
@rtrag BON SO 8uibsI. cine san3 unse
p5bnIi1 bobs 3 fer, bic has Total auf
100, 900, 900 Bu. brd9te. WispisI bic
Slutbsn, bic bsfonbers awii1sn benz Is.
unb "a. gusuft tn Wsff Teras pom Dim
mel nisberginaen unb cine Streds Der gbsne
wefIid BON gbilens. suiiden benz Condo
unb Bra,os Slug, bon 500 Weilen Breite
au elmer Wa6s,wife. 3-6 SUB tisf, &c:
matt baben, Der grnts ssidabst, TT Bis
isst nod nt5t ermtttslt; er maB bsoeuteno
feiu.
Sbio nit eiusm Stanb pom 80 BRO
gent bofft auf runb So, 500. 600 Buibel,
b q n q nit sinem ioldeu uon 81 Yro
sent rsduet auf lO7, 500, 900 in runosr
Summs, W d 9 a n nit einsm uon SO
P,o1ent eruartet unsefdbr 20 Wiuionsu
unb Bisconin. bas nit rur II BRO
aent ran8trt, bIrfts BEL sinem gefianb BON
lbsr ! Wiaion Ncrss "a WiQionsn Blu.
bereduen - aues unter Der Yeoinsuug,
baB tas Wetter pon isbt on ausnabms nets
ginifis bleibt unb pd5renb Der niditsK
BRET Woden fsine %ftarfsn Si6fe eintreten.
Der Brets bss tiuftigsn Wais lit un'
ter ben sesenpdrttsen lmfdubsn ibuer
bsfimmbar. Bon Webrasfa tcmmt bic
Na9ri&t, baB In ben Isstsn susi Woten
pom auswdriissa 9dnblsrn unb 8isbBi4
tern As Gents per 8uibel auf benz Sslss
geboten r1orben uno pon Rdnias, bab er
uu, 40-45 Gents per 8uibsl, Iisfsrbar
wdbrsno oisies Sa5r.s, In aroBsn Guam
titdten gnoe SuIi u~srtauft uorbsu 1T. baB
@nbe aasuit absr @sbote uou so Gents
3urldgewieisn wuYben.
(Shlub felat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
grauna Aug bon eursmturs. Z. gian 8slir bon
Hebinaen.
Snbufriei@ule.

Snbufriei@ule.
Drttte @Iaie.
prsis: gsrnicry @ufaY BON @saiu.
AeesiFt: a,lba& INT BON ROaiussrsrunb.
8ierte gIaie.
grsis: 5anH Hran, BON gapsnen.
AseeiTts: eecie Aug BON eursmburs uas
S9nttssr 4arl bon Surenburs.
Sinfte @Iaife.
Treis Wabl Nlpb spn 9ursmburs.
Acceiite: I. S&eibpetler Albert RON Stetu-
fort. 2. ga&int Sob pet BON 9ettinsen. 8.
SsQindr Sob BON earsmburs. 4. Colbert Nif
BON GID.
Se&fe gIafe.
prsiie 4. G,eblen NI BON Gid. 2. Gits
Ntf BON petinsen.
.aeesfFts, 1. Glsmans gilbert BON Steiubrif.
fen. 2. @dermann 8arl Don 9ursmburs. 3.
Gblinser Soitpb BON Dalbttua.
orbereitunsscIaife.
prsis: Didss 5rau, BON Dasslinssn.
Nccenite: 1. &lerf Eco BON GI& b u. 2.
Simon Guaen BON Deuti& Stb. 3. lbonnars
euswis, bon eurenburs. 4. @ulH 1bsOb BON
Soleri1.
9uremburs. San, bas 9ssentbeiI BON
Der YreiisusribeiIuns al benz atbeudut
mar bic Yreiieuertbsiluns In Der RormaIs
i&u!e am IL Nasuf untsr benz Dor,
fss bes 5rn. Gen.. Or. bss Sanern. I'm
ben Bsrtreter Der Resieruns i4IoGsn F@
Der 81. Biidot Der Or. Stabtbirsermet,
ter. 81. Maior gresptn. bas uutsrri9tss
@omite, bic So. Suipsftorsn. elm GROCER
Gbetl Der ffdotti9en @sifIi9teit unb foRs
ffise Sonorattoren an. ST.. Direftor
Wepe,s bieIt bic Rsbe. Wu1t unb @eians
BON Seiten Der S9hIsr fulton bic usri4ies
bsnen NbtbetIunsen Der Seier aus. Auss
bet9nunSen trusen bauon:
eebrers SOsliuse.
ObereabtbeiIun s.-22 S9aIer.
greiis: 1. Slinsa peter aus @ressnma&er.
2. eutsen Mfolas aus Winielsr. 3. Nnteus
Seinrit aus WilB. a. Wspernah Specspr aus
gels. 5. Wetlanb Ssinrid aus 5els unS Gin.
ter Subauu 8aptif aus OaIbeim.
4ees0fst: I. Btritsip Sobanr aus 8idnosa.
2. &slinser Nifplas aus SaQet. 3 0tcutpn
Spbann aus Walfsrpinssn. 4. 5bsiisn SOb1un
Peter aus &it an Der Alsette. D. ysia 500
aus Ramer.
WitteIsr gbtbeiIuns-D
SbQler.
grsiis: l.. Ssrres Nnton aus 5iltba1. 2.
Sunrter Grirs aus Ropinsen UNI Ibsilen Sob
Srans aus SID an Ter Aljstte. 3. Wiilsr Sob
Sdpt aus Stabtbrsbimus. 4. Ginger prpspsr
aus Arssplf 5. S1nsiesr Subann aus Gen.
nirssn. 6. 0sItsr Wi&sl aus Sunsliutsr Z.
Seing acplpb aus 6sls
Ieeel lite 1. Saintssu Sr5ann aus asispslt.
2. Sambsrs @itsl aus 8psport. 3 Muler
Matbias aus Ssnninsen. 4. 5bilman Nifolos
aus Nprsinssu. 8. Ruatr Sebsnn gaptif
aus V&tsrna4. 6. gsblsnsr Sob peter aus
Grujsn.
untereabtbei s-l3 S5iIer.
grsiif. 1. Rsri6 Wi6sI aus 5if6bat. 2.
REV y aus @alotiuis uno Dammau SitSlaus
aus Scdbplj. 3. MOlitpr ApIm aus Ws;er-
nab
arcslt's: 1. 9impa6 Sob aus Abpsiler. 2.
@intsr Watbias aus Gels. 3. &sutsr Ss aus
6es.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
9sbrcrinnsu:S Gslinse.

Obere Abtbetlu 9. - Is sod
Iertnneu.
plGss: 1. eSnsrB Caroline aus gianSsn. Q.
Suiauna Shnsiosr aus Gels. g.. 5ouTaint
9liie aus Ratt m 4. Bergen 8irsiuts aus
RerBis. 5. yel1c, Barbara aus BsttSera,
6. Gsirusr GIiie aus Siastbrssimus.
RittIsre GbtbsiIuns-ls . d d,
Ierinnen.
plass: 1. Sarisrt Gliis aus eursmburs. 2.
8aiier Inna aus Sederit. 8. 5urptua aatta.
rina aus Nispsrfsulsn. 4. Sranf @arie aus
Git an Der Al,eits. 5. Srid Niind Risssr.
piIB 6. S&reistbal Gina aus Ssttburn.
rlntere btbeiIuns.- Is . @a.
Iertnueu.
plGse: |. 8ipsr Waria aus Remi1. 2. e..
nsrs Waria aus gianesu. 3 @iasn Gliie aus
G&tsrna@. 4. Dammit @n.pinstts aus piaf-
fentbal. 5. Wlasr 5pbanna aus G1tsrna&.
8. Ssicsr Gliis aus Sr~pslpinssu. z. your Ss-
pbie aus Mamer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12

NtsberIa1I ansen In Winnsiota 5000 Gami.
unb lbsr $50 tn 8reeIep County In Rs'
brasta, bic nit benz @oloniiations YIau
CANA aufdebeu ieien unb welde i'm aufse:
fOrbert bdtten. bur9 3situnass Anseisen
nod mebr @inwanberer aur NieoerIaii ans
In ienem @ssenoeu gu ueranIafen, mas Ct
aud In RurBem tbun merbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
8 nxem 6nrgt(@e $.
0ereint8te etaaten.

g8ir mG9ten faff 9lauben, es iei ni9i
m6sltd, bag es nod Qursmburser In lime
rita sibt, bic nidts uon Der v9ursmburser
@a,ette" wiHsn. l1nb bod erbaItsn mir
oft Beweiie. baB es bod 10 III. go ididi
uns 5srr @obss pom prelton, Soma. Der
auf Der R.ile nod Der alien 5simatb III,
sinen nsusn M6onnenten aus BennipIoa:
nisn unb tbeiIt uns nit. bab bort nod 5
Qarsmburser Samilisn Rno, bic tsine Sbes
batten, baB BITE 2ursmburser Elm eisenss
Organ In ben Der. Staateu bdtteu. 5rn.
@obes uniern bsften Dant!
Gurreiponbsn3.
2supplt, perry Co., Snb., Gusuf 80. 1884,.
9ie 2ursmburssr im Nqsemeinen, aber
bsioubsrs bic Bsls!i9 2ursmburser, wtrb
ss ni9t weRis frsuen 3u uernsbmsn, ba6
Der sroBe NpofisI Der A%rbsnnsn. Der 81.
5ubsrtuS. aud bier TN fsrnen Mmsrita bod
perebrt pirb. Defenders 1T aber bieies Der
GaI tn 2sopoIb, Berrp Co., Snbiana, mo
ni9t wenissr aIs 200 TamiIisn Bslsisr
wobnsn. bort bat Der 8. Subertus sinsn
ibm ssreibten gltar. Ssit uter3is Sabren
finb bisr idbrlid cine Nn3abI 81. WsKen
su gbren bes 9eilisen seIeien worbeu.
Dor elmer Wo1e erbielten mir bur6 bic
Sirma Ben,iser Br. eine id6ne BET FROG
Robert ct fills In Baris ansefertiste Statue
bieies sroBsn 8. Biidofs unb an benz Gage
bes Patrons ~unierer &ir4s tSt. Musuftn)
purbe bieielbe fsierIi9 burd p. Sisisbsrt,
o. S. B. ei%useissnet.
Ste Statue felt ben 6siliaen alS Sdser
bar, neil er erft Sdser auf WiIb, na4bsr
ais Seslsuidser bstannt uns uerebrt uurs
be. Bstanntli1 mitb Der b. Bii5of ibsrs
al anssrufen ssssn ben Big Der raisubsn
Sunbs, unb psl&sr Bslsisr usis nidt
Wunosrbarss uon isinsn @sbsinen 3u be-
ridten. IIio ibr 2ursmburssr, 8slsiib
9ursmbGrser uno Sslsier, istb itoIj unb
freust eud NIT uns, oenu btsiss 1T bic erite
Statue, bic benz srOBen 5eiIissn auf bis'
fem @ontinsnte erridtst wirb. W0se er
aud fur amsrita bas istu, mas Ct fur 2us
rsm6urs unb SeIsien 1T!
gSie uns mitsetbeilt tuirb, rsiieu in brsi
Wo4en bte Bliioer @sorges, ssbo
rem aus 5erBis (9a&p), mad benz Sater:
lanbs a5, UNI bort brei ober pier Wonats
,um Ssiu9 Su unbletben. sic molten
Hue fiss mad benz @roBbersostbum unb
cine 0aufnbrt mad ct. Sabsrt MAIDEN
@tnsr Der Blioer (Ssas Pisus) ,erusnosi
fS. UNI Nsliqlien bss bI. 9ubsrtus fur ben
BEN 5eiIissn ssusibteu aitar In 9sopoIo,
Peryp 60, Snoiana, gu erbaltsu. VI bat
Die n6tbissn Papiste uon bsr tir9Ii4eu
Bsb6rbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
Snlanb.
grsbt6csie gbicaao.

Sn Der GapcIe bes 4lerianer s'SpitaIs
tn g9icaso fanb Ourd ben bo1p'ifen grB
biidof Stsban BITE @intIsibuns. pon susi
ROpissu. 9dbnis prifsr aus Sadisu unb
Sos. 9ommsyer aus aurora, gu, fiatt.
@r~sbi6ceis Nsp Yort.
ReGuiesCat in pace! I'm Dor,
Istten Conner flag fano gu Samaiea untsr
tablrei5er 8stbsiIisung pon Ssitsn Der
hohu. @:ihli1tstt unb Der Sreunbs bss
0sritorbenen bic feisrIide Beiiesung Der
2si4e bss 9srru WarimiIian Osdsl, Re
tattsurs Der ,8atboIti5sn Rtr9snssitaug",
fat. Die 9etde wuroe nm 10 As Dor
mittas pom Erausrbuuie mad Der ct. ara
risu Stride sebradt, no Der bo5u. Serr
" Sni5ls BON Der ct. Nitolaus Rirae In
Neu Yorf Ous fsierltbs GoStsnamt belt,
weldsm uisIe Yrisfsr bsipo5utsn. Na5
einsr pom bo6w. Sfarrer Sors ss5aItenen
Qsi&eureoe. In wslSer bsrislbe Der iabIrsi
den 0erbisniie seoa9te, bic f5 Der
0s,forbsnsH nm BITE tatboll9e 6irds
erpo,bsn, pu,be bic esi9s. na5Osm
Der botp. 8,nsraluitar Wap iber
bisisIbs bic abiOlution ssiprodsn bate,
auf benz Srtsfrisbbofe benz ShooBe ba
grbe ibsrasbsu Die Rir5s uar nit 9s,o
trasenben ibe,fiqt, elm nsuer Bspsis fur
bic sroBs Seltsbtbett, osrsn f5 Ssr O.r'
tel TN 3sben aaisttis %srfrsut bate.
@rsbi6eefs ct. 2ouis.
9as ucuc College Der @briiiaa BRO
Tiers TT nun bsinabs pollenbst unb psrbeu
bic 8rlpsr In wenissn Gasen In ibr neues
5d5neS 5sim lbsrfsoeln.
Ot6ceie 9reenbap.
Su Der porlrbsn gHo6e fanten al
@rsenbap unter 2situns bss bc3p'ien
Serrn @,biidofs Don Wiluautss bic ssils
Ii&sn ~Isbunqsn fur bic osutias iprsdeubsn
Prisfsr Der 9i0csis fat. Raa S5Ia6
berislbsn wurbe cine @Onfsrsns absebalten,
Bel nsl5sr Der bod Dirbiaifs 9err Bti9of
s. I Grautbdusr na6britIi6 betonts,
baB CT bic @inflbruns Der cdciliarii9sn
Wuft tn ben Rir4sn letner Oi6csie
wini@e.
Dt6ceie st. 9auI.
Wrigs8ii6pt Srelano bon Ct. pauI
bsridtst, bic @rnte tn ben Coon ibm &c
eriubstsn) golonieu IN Wiunsiota unb
Rsbrasta iet bic bette, wslbs ie ein9sbeimit
purbs unb bic ausi5tsn fur bic 3atunft
ieisn iebr santis; ss isisn In ben nsusrsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
Correspondent.
Wilpautse, ben 6. Sspt. 1882.
Qisbsr 6reunb @onnerl


9isbsr Sreunb @onner!
Den sbsmalissu Srsunbsn unS Betann
ten Der 6amtIis Sacob S1miSt, 2anbs
Isute, ii6erbrinssn sic hermit BITE trauriss
Ra@ri@t, baB Sacob S5miot an, %.
auguit auf foIsenoe trau,tse Wstie aus
BEN 3sitIidsn In bic guisteit abssrufsn
wurbe. SSmibt mar raS 8od Greet,
COLORADO. auf Bsiud. gr woute uisSsr
gu ben Seinissn surid auf benz 0sss
trant sr aus elmer fr,iden Sreqe, ba feel
tim Der &suolpsr aus Der Eai9s, i9Ius
auf BITE Stsine auf, entIub fid unb bic Ru,
gel traf i'm 70 unslidli9, buB sr In finf
Stunbsn eins 3eide mar. 9srr glib ibm
BITE ewise Rub,! 5srr Sacob S9mibt pirb
TIA GOie 9ia BET Chicago, no, ME i'd
CLAUDE. feline 8sruanbten isst nod mob
men, tn Dubuq Is. no er frlber elm @ait
bans bate. tn @entralia unb Gathers piue,
Dubuque 60, mo sr Idnssre 3eit auf Der
6arm lsbte. ebe er sebrdnst BON isiusn
S0susn wsftItd 3os, im suten gnbsntsn
fstn. Erauris III IS, bon bier ,u Sisben,
aber traurissr nod auf cine ioIde Bsiis
Gbssrufen bu wsrbeu. Das unslld traf
TIN fInf,is Wsilsn pon Stau unb Rinbsr.
Den traurissn 9eruanbten metn innisifss
SslIeio, benz, ute id boff., In Soft ruben
ben Sbsim Elm anbdSuses Batter infer.
U. 4. 9efsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
SirGfi6e %2leatgRetten.

(S&lub folat.)
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-14

be raised or lowered to the desired
depth. AS soon as the carbons are ig-
nlted and the glass in proper position,
all the sea in it's vicinity is Illuminated
brilliantly, and the fish, over whom light
is well known to exercise an irresistible
influence at night, come eagerly, and
sometimes in large schools, within the
rays. They may be seen from above
disporting themselves in the unaccus-
toned brightness, and little dreaming of
the sinister purpose with which the little
fete is organized for them. It is then
that other fishing boats. armed with nets,
come up and set to work at the uncon-
sclous victims, which they surround as
well as they can without interfering with
the apparatus connected with the lighted
globe. 1t may be supposed that this
device is calculated to operate with much
deadly effect whenever it is used; and
there seems to be much doubt whether
1t will ever be allowed as recognized
kind of fishing within territorial waters.
Indeed, the license granted by the gov
eminent is said to be merely provisional,
and for the purpose of testing the new
machine.-LOndOp Globe.
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they were about to charge, carry it by
storm, and thus end the siege, but when
the village was struck and the travoys
and lodges, women and children fled
southwark, Sharpe fell on his knees and
fervently exclaimed, :" Thank God, the
troops are coming" It was more than
two hours after the Indians had disap-
peared before any one was seen ap-
preaching, then few horsemen were
described on distant hill, and soon
Colonel Carpenter and his company of
colored cavalry was in full view.
The wounded were held up to see, and
many poor fellow whose eyes were
glazing over in death shouted feebly
through his emaciated lips, "Saved !
savedp
Soon after Colonel Carpenters arrival
reached Forsyth with six companies of
cavalry. At the same time General
Henry Bankhead came up with infantry
in wagons from Fort Wallace. I put all
the wounded under charge of General
Bankhead and sent them in to Wallace.
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arms i'm ENGLAND.

A few years ago large farms were all
the rage in England. Small holdings
were secuted, and confident predictions
were made that they would share the fate
of the hand loom and the spinning wheel.
Now the tide is turned, and it is running
as strongly in the other direction. Large
farms can not be let; small holdings are
snapped up at once. According to Land,
there is all through the west and the
midlands the keenest competition for
small farms, and men who few years
ago were In possession of farms of 200 or
$50 acres, without possessing the capital
necessary for their proper cultivation,
are now taking farms of forty or fifty
acres, upon which, if they have less
capital than they had five or six years
ago, they will have a larger capital in
proportion to their holding, and better
security than they had to encourage
them in the free use of their capital and
skill alike. An agricultural, If not an
agrarian, revolution is thus going on
silently, which can hardly fail profound
ly to modify both the political and social
condition of English rural life.
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RICE JELLY.
A Curious Find Near Bombay

What was supposed to be the ruins OF
an old fort near Bombay has recently
been discovered to be Buddhist burial
mound. On being opened there was
found IN the center small brick cham
Der nearly three feet square. Three
feet from the top of the chamber was
found dark circular stone box about a
foot and half high and two feet across,
the top and bottom slightly convex. On
lifting the lid there was, thick with earth
and verdigris, central somewhat egg
shaped copper casket, about six inches
high and eighteen round the middle.
About two inches from the casket there
was circle of eight copper images OF
seated Buddhist, each about four inches
high and two inches across. Inside OF
the copper casket was a silver casket,
inside of the silver casket was a stone
casket, inside of the stone casket was a
crystal casket, and inside of the crystal
casket little round dome.topped gold
box. In the gold box, covered with gold
flowers, as bright as the day they were
laid there, were Is small shreds OF
earthenware, perhaps pieces of Buddha's
begging bowl. Between the copper
cdSAoG anu Tie silver caSKeI, was a space
OF about half an inch deep. This was
filled with about 800 gold flowers, much
dimmed by damp and verdigris, hand
full of caked abr powder, and 81
precious stones. Among the other things
were found small silver coin, Hindu
copy of Greek or Bactrian model. very
fresh and clear, but struck from faulty
die. One or two of the letters are doubt
full, but it is chain of one of the Shata-
karni kings, Gautamiputra H., who
ruled in the latter part Of the second
century after Christ. This would make
the relics 1, ZOO years old.
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CLOUD DREAMS

Fresh is the wind in it's blowing
over the springtide blue,
High are the clouds in their going
Afret where the winds pursue;
With beauty their only showing,
White with their own content,
Gayly they go without knowing
Whence come or whittier sent.
From southwark to westward drifted
All of this April day.
Full lightly they swing, uplifted
Over the city's gray:
Tossed free of the wind and rifted
In darts of sudden blue.
Caught warm of the sun and sifted
With clear light thro' and thro'.
Ger shadowless deeps of azure
All as the wise winds blow,
With seemly grace of leisure,
Cloud after cloud they go;
In dance of sunny pleasure
That keepeth high and clear,
As unto an airy measure
Too fine for human ear.
/ watch them drift and daily,
And shine as they were wet,
With the brightness blown in sally,
Of winds that veer and fret;
Till my youth dreams rise and rally,
And press me still to seek
A cloud-land of slope and valley,
Sun-touched on one pure peak.
o clouds you have me for lover,
With love that shall not cease,
Though the dreams of youth be over,
Your beauty bringeth peace;
In me We can still discover
The merry-hearted lad,
Who was wont to watch you hover,
In dreams that made him glad.
Good Word
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BURDETTE says of the Cincinnati sand
witches: "They are four inches thick
each side and lined with apparent traces
OF ham. The assay also shows up some
indications of butter of the Queen Anne
period, but not in paying quantities.
They can be reduced by strong acids or
intense heat, but cannot be crushed by
friction. AS food they are not nutritious,
but are perfectly harmless. Prof. Dore-
mus, who has subjected them to a care
full analysis, says there is not enough
ham in 1000, 900 of them to endanger a
two-year-old baby with trichin@."