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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18

J TLo -. ~, .'''"
'ne prh'ocrlts oil ohlo meet IN state
Convention on Thursday OF this week. All
.eouuts acr,o ,bot ,hov ;,o,J n ohono
u,,,s,s =, n'; C',: w ~ % " ''"i'oO
4I''e's Al 'l''s Convention Tor supreme
taOst to carry the State this fall,
aud also rs Il preliminary to the
loable rr,lcmp,ion Of ,hc State in
caOns dispatch announces that they
ny on the labor troubles, the position of
NE l;e,wors ,o..., .n 80 WI r :, :,
u iOrms ot l;,' a t"o ,.'',.: S",A. NV ","
Z u. 'sI"s VI OIL ''qnor legislation, and the
"a VI any strong iSsue to bring out The
Interest and enthusiasm. without which
Republican v;c,o,;o, ,.o, 80, aa.,.,.o3
on Ap,he I;,,n.,",o,, ~. ,'aui pe so.n.eu
amSu. tbc Dnmorra,;', ,a"'io ti "e.. upp',,e. pp,n.
@she AOkwal,cr n ramnai"n s hav" %a .' o;,i,or or
Teen pot down or ora ,,iI'S" Hi", , l,"ae e'',ier
Sung ghanJ Of nnr," W o n,o1a,, 'e,u "o%h y! tme
Edry faction "a :;,a,, '',.s', n,s',,, Ntfei was
apreseu,, and IN, ' "'os, ,,,,M;s "'uohs 'nt',i Hs
aumhGt feel ,ho, i ";ns. ~ a'',oillo,is oi tneir
pry harmony Sv 's ,oa no f0., .,,me 10 ulstcrD
ton OF personal ri,;n'. !" 100 forward Onward prcsemta-
abroad strong AMI s wal, Mi.n Na, .nis ieelins
looked for a, tle @ S,a," %Vts balanced ticket IS
%. There are c.,MI;,,o,h S convention OF July
but the Selections ;li''vs VIII a III abundance,
care and with sr.";oS " maze with great
strength tbu, rach .s" WIN, reference to the
'AT Ths contest, ,,,; ' " '''' p''''y '.Nl ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18

WASHINGTON; D. c., July l7.-In the
House today Mr.. Robinson, OF New York,
introduced several resolutions in the inter-
est OF American citizens in British prisons.
He also introduced 4 resolution calling on
the Secretary OF the Navy for instructions
under which Commodore Nicholson threat
cned to open fire on the city Of Alexandria
under certain contingencies, and to inform
the government whether the American
sailors and officers were performing police
duty in Alexandria under the British Adj
miral, and il so by what authority. All the
resolutions were referred.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18

PIrrsuuRGn, Pa, July l7.-NIatters have
Quieted down ut Homestead and the mol,
has dispersed. Fowley was brought to this
city this morning and lodged in Jail. On
his way to the station crowd followed,
but beyond throwing few stones no acts Of
violence were committed. The mob re.
msined about the drug store until late last
night, threatening 10 batter down the
doors and lynch Fowlcy, but they did not
attempt 10 carry their threats into exccu-
tion. Crtchlow, the striker who was shot
by FowlcY, is not dangerously hurt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18

EVANSVILLE, ISD., July l7-Oflicer Sny.
eler attempting to break up a disturbances
by n party OF roughs yesterday, was assault. !.
cd by them, whercupon he fired and shot
one oi them, named Ives intlicting u fatal
Sr. LOUIS, July ia Plattsbug, Mo !,
says: James English WIS shot and killed
by John lawlcss, seven miles west Of
u Platte City, Yesterday. Iawlcss escaped. !.
The cause OF the shooting is unknown. i.5llsls
a Desoto, Mo-, special says: John Casey.
stabbed and killed Oliver Fanbury yester-.
day. Tanbury WAS n section foreman OF the;
Iron Mountain road and Casey was in his
gang. Cause unknown. 52 q 3 !
Last night Joe Miller, colored, was stab;
bed and killed by Kate Hudson, colored.
Cause jealousy. - . gs.l.s:lEs lIE.!a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18

ClSclsSArl, O., July lL-Tie arrival Of I
two NS' hundred and fftyJcwish Russian rel.
rgees on Saturday, sent here in Il starving
condition and without Il word 4 Of notice. /
to the Jewish Relief Committee oi ihis
city, has created considerable indippation
among t,,e i.raelitss Of this city. They
nave ca the relief Committees Of Lon.
tioh and i1ainbarg to aend no more here.a
~ she mca!niimo,ho most vigorous meas
ures have becn3 taken,t TO relieve tho ilnme.,
alale necessltlcs.of the refugees and TO OBJ
ta'n ior Them permanent homes and EN-,
p!oynitnt. Two iJtllonsanl dollars have
been collected and n Soliciting Committee
appointed to collect more. : d -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18

POJG Mis-. LINCOLN is dead ut lust after
nluy years OF mental and physical suffer
us. Judged by all that has happened, her
tsreer tan not be considered by any means
IN euyiabe one. She was society woman
inher early lie and was quite belle at
The Capital OF Illinois when she married
Nt Lincoln. He was u serious minded
Rlu, albeit iond Of fun and jokes, yet like
aanymrn 0itlat kind he was serious almost
t0nelanchOly. She, on the contrary, was all
lie aud society, and this was her character
stic in the White House amid all the har-
mSIns days Of the war. We need not 30
over the record. Poor woman, she could
not see TINT those were the days for sack
cloth and ashes. 'ut at last tho great blow
eMe to her aud the nation that shocked
sol slddenel her whole subsequent life,
aHdlllat invested her with the sympathics
dall the friends OF her great and good hus-
bind. For the first time she realized that
public station WAS but an empty baublc.
She never knew n happy day after the
great tragedy of April "A, 1865, and since
thatdNe event has been iorlorn wander
eln Europe and America. Most OF the
time she has been IN invalid, aud for
Years past constant sufferer from an in
elnble disease. The murderous deed that
deprived her OF the colnpanionship Of the
noble man who had been long suffering
inl masnanimous in all phases Of his life
nsupOn her heart and memory like Il
HA,and great darkness. and eiltctually
shut out every riy OF sunshine. DEATH
ulit have come TO her ut last US II great re-
tt, and now that she is gone the country
and the world will have only words OF
Kindly sympathy for her unhappy fate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18

PANAMA, July ia horrible catastrophe
occurred in l'uenos Ayrcs during the cello
hrtion OF the funeral services in honor OF
Gen. Garabaldi. a curtain on one OF tho
lodges caught fire. The etlice was crowt-
ed as the time and the walls fell down
bnrylng many Of them. Twenty bodies
were subsequently dug out OF the ruins aud
ten seriously wounded. All well known
neoDlp. EEs's s't = .r.s sU.a 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18

BosToS, Iulytl7,-Richard M,lIoward, a
yopn. man who was arrested some weeks
since for alleged counteririting, has been
discharged. Howard procured lot OF
French cOrrer or nickel pieces aud silver.
plated them. lie disposed Of them, tins
doctrined, by going into a store, buying
something, aud putting one on the counter,
saying he did not how much it was worth,
but would like to'pass it or whatcvcr..he
storekceper had a mind 10 give. As the
coin WAS the size OF a hall dollar, ms mncl.
as 30 cents ,was sometimes obtained, which
was abont y cents more than the real
value. { a a. 4 81, s5.Js;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18

ST. I:opls, July lL-nr. Ono Gucnlhcr-,
formerly editor ni the Milwaukee Herald,
liaa arrived here in the interest OF tho
liquor dealers and manufacturers al Tho
United States. Ills mission Is 10 organize
q State protective association, as ,letermln.
cd at the naii4nal conference OF li0ror
men, held In Cll:cago, May g, ssif.%S,iis!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18

D,1gl.r should reduce his nile.
TA al iu.inuations against his rivals
l's 80. 10 something like tangible
v .I',oD. S Better still, he should take
: ~, q the Cincinnati Commercial
'i' ',"r s'.a,. himself to his law practice. AS
9" y,.,o, The Private does not impress
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18
Rl,IEF TELEGlsAnS.

] The fourth biennial session Of the
National Assembly OF the United Brotliers
Of Friendship, nm organization composed
wholly Of colored men, met at Cincinnati,
yesterday. 4! Il s, fsi; si;f
~ The livery stable fof! Carter 4 Pcmbcr,
Chicago. burned yesterday; loss only 81 1000,
but iifty.nine horses and one COW were all
burned, s4s;ss2 Sis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18
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Obituary..

LASAyErrR Ind, July nlyl7.-Atmidniyht,
larry. stoy, obout % y ears old, told his
sweetheart ho was tired Of lie, gave her his
coat, placed himself across the railroad
track and was cut TO pieces. lal gIypl[
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18

New ORLEANS, July IL The. steam
boat John Wilson, from Washington, La,
for New Orleans, struck snag and sunk
last night near Richmond landing, Atcha.
falaya river. No loss OF life. The boat and
cargo arc reported a total loss; value so5,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18

Present stock OF pianos, Steinway, Knabe
Chickering, lIallet & Davis, Emerson; Hard
man, Guild, &c., at the very lowest prices
and Great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains.
iss Lucas MUSIC STORE, II
Als.t Z. - II ~ 5r.s lli2 Main strcci X
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18

WAsIIlSdroS, D. G., July 1.-THE total
value Of exports Of hreadstuif for the
twelve months ended June so, 1885,, is
Sl7G,977, 400. f x Y ,Sgs..ss fgi s;9,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18
Tii- {'lcrh rnuplt ScIy,,rc

Il IoS;plos,July Thomas Walsh, arrest.
cd IN connection will, The seizure oi anna arms
and ammunition mt Clerkwill; was Il COM;
mitted Tor tIial on acllarIs, OF treason and
ielnlY, /. So ~ - NsIl.Isls.s"I.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18

= Clears out rats, mice, reaches, i,;es, ants,
bed.bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers, a iSc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18
.(hs g'ltelligs,tetr
80. ., aud - Fourteenth street.

- genuine corn days. Tho rc-
-, ar and near gel better and bet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28
EeGesrap6if&e gepe(1en.
Oeuti 9Iarb b.

Berlin, %. Ssbr. Sn ct. Ystsrs
burg pirb wssen StobsIsps &sbe tein,
amtIi&s SOriislluns ssmadt psrbsn -
Wlan III bier barilber isbr srffaunt, baB fir
ben bsreits i'm uorisen CONNER su,idse.
trstsnen bisifssn amsritaniidsn @sianbten
Bbits nod tein RadfoIssr srHannt III, unb
man sluubt, baB Sismarf bic grnsnuuua
zines Ra4foIssrs fur ben @siansten uon
S5lSSer BET Der &esisruns tn 8aibiuston
auf unsewiiIs 8sit binausi9iebsn wiro.-
0ie Witslieosr Der bisRssn amsrifanii5en
@eianeidaft unb bic bier pobubaftsn ame:
ritauer feisrtsn bsute @aibiuston'S De,
bartstas NIT sinsm SsiimabI. Oas @s,
iunbtidafts @sbduts unb bic Bobnunsen
Der ams'itansr warsn fsiiIid bsfasst.-
an benz 5sfmabI nabmsn $50 Ysrionsn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28
Sabrsaus H. 9u6aque, Soma, Quaas e6ruar 1882.

ner 5amiIie obsr Der Resieruns seIeiiteter
Dteniie unb S6Fi@teitsn au erbsben. Bi,
fd5!ten es ni9t nur ais uniere Pfidt. ion.
bern es ueruriadte uns Srsube, auss ,u
tbun, mas In uniersn Rrdften Ranb, bis
BeauemIi@.eit bss Yrdfoentsn au permsb'
ren, um feline @eiunbbsit bsrsufslIen.
Su getr.ff Der gersatuns Der aer3te meini
Der goritsenbe bes Ssnatseomitss, bab
$40. 900 fur i.bsu bsrisIbsn ssnase; bic
Der armee ansebSaaben beiben asrsts Be.
abf@tist man bur9 auancement Su ent,
i&dbisen. Damn ioa Der 5aususruaItsr
grump nod NIT elmer eIsinistsit sntidd'
bist werben. Dieie Puntts, iast Ridisr
EapIor, entbaIten Guss, mas bas gomits
iiber bieisn @ssenftanb in Grfabruns brin'
gen tonnte, unb auf @runbIass bsrieIben
wirb basieIbe nun ieins arbsit beginner.
Der miIbe @tnter bat fairies
9o9wafer TN 9sfclse. AnbaItsnbs Ge.
sensdiie baben ben Ohio unb ben mittIsrsn
unb untsrn WiiFiRppi su unseu6bnIidsr
S0bs anssidwslIt. BEL Cincinnati iiebt
Der Obio uieI b0ber uIs ie felt Iaussn Sab
rem, b.. Cairo, bas BON Ddmmen sei9ist,
bat bas 8uiier bieisIbsn bur9brodsn unb
bic Staot III isbr In 9sfabr. 8on Cairo
bis Neu Orleans binuntsr Rsbt ss isbr
idIimm aus Die Dsids obsrbalb auiiin
iinb sebrO9sn, sbsnfo bislsnisen, usIde
ben iosenannteu 9aconia Circle i5issn,
babsn cine Breide pom $50 SuB unb Der
sanae ghcIs III iberiduemmt. Wit
5I6Ben iu1en bic Ffanssr ibr 8isb mad
ben 56bsu .u rstten. Die Nisbsruns on
benz rebten ufsr bss utiififppis fnb bis
mad 6slsna binauf tisf unter Wafsr.
Dss artanias Sodlutbsn auinsen bic
GiuwObuer 5sIena's NIT Rdbnsa in ben
StraBsn Der Stabt gu fabreu, Der giisn'
babnuertebr III ssbsmmt unb un,dbIisss
gisb bat ben Cob TN Dafsr sefunbsu.
Die ROtb unter Der obnsbin armsn 9sp5l
teruns III sroB. Su Nsu Orleans fir9.
tet man, baB bic 9o9pafsr S9absn an.
itiften.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28
Ansfdnot(&e Hunof6au.

Die wettertei9 n msb'
ren f9 tn europa felt einissr 8eit wiebsr
nit raisnbsr S9nsllisteit unb eine neue
fur&tbare Rrifs fann iebsn MussnbIid
bereinbre@en. WaS tn Bosnisn unb Der
5srseso~ina Dor msbrsrsn Wonatsn nod
wie &duberunueien ausiab, bat fi9 mitt.
IsrpsiIs gu elmer sswaItisen Suiurrsction
ausseifaItet. Die beibsn sbsmaIs tirfis
iden YrcpinSsn, usI5e beim Berliner Sries
bsnsi&luB an Osiierrei9 sesebsn uurbsn,
obne baB es um bieieIbsn sstdmpft bate,
usrbsn ME uor benz ausbru1 bes lsttsn
ruiiii4'tirtiibsn Rriesss aud istt uon &c,
bsimsn ruiiii6sn Gseutsu aufssuisssIt.
Der YanilaOismus, bic 8srsinisuus auer
ilupiiden g0lteridaftsn untsr einsm gro
fen Sefireld, NJ bas 3aub.rport, bas In
Sosnisu nub Der Ssr,ssouina bic @emii
tbr gum Rampfe sssen bic 5srridaft
Osiirsi4s sntfammt. Su Wisn peis man
rsdt wobI. baB 5snatief, .bsr Batter Der
eise", uon ct. Petersburg aus bic asita.
ton bright unb bic bsseiiierte Yanilapi,
item aniprade bss 9snsraI Stobsleff pom
80. Sanuar iou iOsar au elmer snersiibsu
Vsrwarnnns BON Seite 8ismart's an bic
ruiiiids @ssisruns anIaB ssssbsn babsn.
Ssiiber III beri&tst worbsn. baB StobsIefi
ben @ntidIuB sefaBt babe, In bie 8siben
Der fdmpfenbsn SsrBesOutn su trsten unb
cine anbsre Dspeide msIbst, baB bsr gsar
unb iein Winilfer bss auspdrtissn aaers
oinss f,iebIids @siinnunsen bssten, absr
tn Der uumiteIbarsn llmssbuns bes gsaren
idudrms aaes fur &uss. Seriss sessm
wsn2 Natarlid ssssn Ssiirsid, bas swsi
td,tli4e PropinSsn erbisIt, wslts &ablanb
srobsrt bate, absr messn gismard's unb
SsaconsfieIb's ubusbisnbsm aufirsten i'm
gerIinsr @onSreB nidt nsbmsn burfte, pie
&uBIanb tsuu iberbaupt mad isinsn unse.
bsursu Spfsrn uub srOBartisen Sisssn BEL
Der Ssrtbsiluns Der 8sute fait Iser auss
sius. 0isie bittsrs @nttduiduns unb De
mitbisuns tanu tsr &uhe natlrli9 nidt
usrsehsn unb ta pon ieber isin Sinnsn u.
Gcaaten uuf ben SsRs Der sanssn euro.
pdiidsn Girtsi ssbt unb bic grobsruna
pon GoniiantiuOpsl, bic aufpfan,uus bss
Srsu,ss auf bic Sopbisntir9s unb bic De,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28

gImas Deru9t9un9 mag es aaerbins!
sswdbren, bab @ambstta ni9t mebr an be
Spite Der fran30ff&en Resieruns feb
uns bie uon ibm perIafens Steue pon ben
befonnsnern unb friebIisbsnbsn De Srepei
net sinsenommeu ptrb; auein Bet be,
Quedftlbernatur unb Wetterwenbiidbfei
bss salii@sn @barafters bsbarf es Blot
zines serinsen anIaiiss, um ben lang per,
baltsnen sturm urpIdsIi9 gum ausbrud
gu brinsen.
Sn GnsIanb bat Der Yremiermini
itsr @Iabifone cine bemsrtsnsmertbe gr.
tldruns absessben, aus ueI1sr bsrporsebt,
baB er bie Sbee Der SeIbiirssieruns In Sr.
lamb ni&t unbebiust usrwirft. gr bdIt es
ntdt fur ri4tis, In Der 5orberuns, bie iri.
idsn anseIesenbeiten msbr Der ReseIuna
our9 bis SrIdnber gu iberIaiisn, obne met
tsrss ben eriten S9ritt au elmer 9ostren.
nuns 3u srbliden, ionbsrn msint, man ioqe
bic 8sfarworter Der gsranbsruus auffor.
bern, bic garsidaftsn gu be,ei4uen, peIds
fe far bie SbsrsewaIt bee garlameuts se:
udbrsn MOLTEN. Bis lsst babe er iber
hisisn Puntt nod tsius sufrieSenifeaenbs
aaffIdruns erbaIten. Disis aeuserunaen
babsn i9m BON uieIen snsIii5sn gIdttern,
bic BON Der W0sIi4tsit elmer 9ocaI gtsais
runs in SIIanb ni9ts b0rsn pollsn, befti
gen Sabsl 3usesosen. Gu bic ausfibrbar:
tstt Der Sose IN Der nd6itsn 3utunfi sIaubt
9Iabitons uifeubar isIbii uitt.
Sn Arabisn III elm aufifanb aus
sebro4sn, Der Der Sirtei nod mandss
Rcpf5erbredeu MAIDEN uirb. Ssit ibrsr
Riscsrmsrfuns bur9 Wsbsmsb aIt-bIiebsn
bic Wadabitsn - cine muieImdnniibe
Ssete-uon Der lbrisen Girtei bur4 poll
tiibs unb reIisI0ie auidauunssn setrennt
als bie Iartei In 6olss bss Rrieses nit
HnBIanb arabien uon Eruppeu entbI6ste.
abobsn bis Wa&abis ibr Slupt unb se
wannsn nsuen anbans. SsIbii bie beiIise
Stabt Der RosIsms, Wstta, iif uou 8a.
9abis, msI&e nur auf sine sauitise @.le,
ssnbsit lausrn, ft4 pom Sode bes SuI
tans IossursiBsn. I'm Der Spite Der auf.
ribsr itebt sin Wann, Der fi9 Der unmits
telbaren Abitammuns pon sinem OnteI
bes propbeten ribmt unb bamit ben reli
si0ien 6anatismus ieinsr anbdnser snt.
Hammt.
Wdbrsnb uniere amsritaniiden gro.
Bsn Str6me aus ben lIfsrn tretsn, bsrridt
IN europa ein unseu6bnIi9 nisbrissr Bai
isrfanb. go meIbete Dor sinisen Eassn
Sas SabsI, baB Tn Wisn 8aTsrmamseI
berri9s. Der Rbein bat aur 3sit ben ME,
brighten @ai1erifanb in bisism Sabrbun
bert. Der gridenpsssI su Wains ,eist
nod 3oa wsniser, als an benz bur9 bic
8uIusrsrpluii,u fur Drains 10 us,bdnsnis
pollen Is Nousmber 1857, an weltem
Gage Der Rbein ben nisbrisiisn Stanb in
eisism 5abrbanbert bate. I'm sinsn BE
sriff uon bieism niebrissn Waherifanb ,u
ssb'u, Jet erwdbnt. baB man uon eirssInen
Stsuen Der Sdiffsbrids in Witten bss
Rbeins aus ben Sobsu bsutIi5 isbsn tann.
au4 I'm SOosnies III mad ausiase alter
Slider Der issise Bahsriianb nab'su .ben.
10 nisSr's, ais tn ben Sabrsn 1853 unb
1905. usberau rassu bis gum S.rom.
bette bes Rbsins Sanbbdnts bsrpor. Sn
5oIse bes nisbersn Nip,aus purben Bel ben,
S4wsi5sr 56rnIs BfabIbautsn aufsefuns
ben uno In bsnisIbsn usri5isbsns 9esens
fidnbe, 5. .. Stsinbsile, eutb.dt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28

aus an3eisen ienbe man fpatsfens
Nontaa Noraen etn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28

Ansetsen fir ytentes, 9rttsrisn, @Iadsntsss
e, ale bsm @sifs Der satb. air&e ,upiber, a.
ben feine Nufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28
$reise Diet Snzeige,s.
Qnral>Nstirn.

nnter 3silen 8rspter werben rittt angtnsy,
men. 8ir teee 3etle BREWER ober beren Rd.n;
eas 1. Wal 10 Cts, bic nGtften Wale &eatS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28

9etratbs' unS 5ppesan;etssa mt! Ssyu$
$3.50, pbne Spru1 800.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28

aHsudrtts, anistssn maa.a surau,teasn rsrses.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28

barunter profsfor @neiff, Der abssorbs
nste gunisn unb bic 5ofprebiser R0ssT
unb Ufalsr, Tbsil. Ser @eneraI goniuI
Srsuer bisIt bie Seifrebe; Bunisn bra@te
ben Coat auf ben Raiisr DiIbslm unb ber
frdbere General @oniuI Rrsismann ben auf
ben YrdRbenten Artbur aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28

Yarts, 81. 6sbr. Der britiiSs unb
Der fransofide General gontroIsur In
aespptsn ertldreu, baB bic ssseuudrtiss
Sa4lass Saielbit bic uon ibnsn aussuabsnbe
Gontrols sdn1Ii9 aufbsbs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-07-08
The President Of the Lime Kiln Club On
Only Sons and Daughters.

sIf had an only son." began the old
man as the lights were turned up and
Biblical disputes suddenly eeased-''if
had an only son, and he growed up as
only sons am pretty sartin to do, an he
went off on Sunday skule picnic an
rot drowned, l should feel leetle sorry
an a heap thankful. If | had an only
darter, an she growed up as only dar-
tiers allus grow, an she run away wild
liDhtnin' rod man an was left in de po'-
house. should be leetle sorry, but not
bit surprised. De family wild an only
son or an only darter needs no odder
trouble When you meet a man who
carries his cigars in his hind pocket an
roes off behind de ban to take chew of
terbacker, sot him down fur an only son.
When YOU meet man who flusters an
brags an seeks to lord it ODER odder peo-
pie, you have foun' an only son. When
you meet man who thinks de world
was made fur him alone, you have met
an only son. De only son am de man
who takes up two seats in de kyars-
who crowds de chile en- at festival
who eats hisself sick when he pays two
shillinS fur all he kin eat. doan' say
dat he am to blame, but do say dat de
world feels relieved when he goes to his
grave. Once in lifetime you may
h ar of an only son who hasn't turned De
family out of doahS nor had all de nay
burs fur mile aroun' shoot at him an
offer to buy him tombstone. but be
keerful how you believe it. L
"When you meet woman who puts
you in mind of selfshness out fur an
airin' sot her down as an only darter.
When you fin woman who expects de
kyar to stop in the middle of hock-
when you meet woman whose husband
am allus ready to dodge, sot hr down
fur an only darter. De only dartT grows
up to whine an complain an trannize
an make de world mo- wreehed fur
people wretched huff befo'. De odder
day | was called upon to go over to a
naybur's an box de years of an only
darter whose poo ole mudder ay upon
bed of sickness, an | mus say that 1
kinder enjoyed it. Dat same evenin' l
was called upon to visit aneCer naybur
whose only son wanted to sell de family
cook stove to buy him yallsr dog an
single-barreled shotgun. ] had short
struggle wild de young man. an he won't
be out of bed fur a week to come.
"My exper' ence is dat afamily which
de Lawd has forsaken artr sendin' one
chile has woe an sorrow in der house.
hold. Selfishness takes root dar' an
grows amazin' fast Wickedness creeps
in dar' an nebber lets go. De small
pox kin be stamped out-de yaller fever
mus give way to frost-de cholra only
settles down heah an dar, but de only
chile am allus wild us. He or she meets
us cherry day-walks wild US frew life
brings upon us de larger sheer of our
miseries. Pity de ladder wild an only
son-thrice pity de mudder wild an only
darter. Wild desc few contiggerashuns,
frown out in speerit of establishment
an intensity meant to accomplish no de-
STABILITY in pertickler, we will now close
de winders, put a leettle mo- wood in de
stove an purceed to asphyxiate de trans
cendent order of de inviduoas pro-
gramme. Detroit Free Press.