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The colored patriot., 1882-04-20
oal and Otherwise .

local and otne- -- Y
,..,.,rib. for the cOnoRrD PATRIOT
!, makes gallant suit0r'
s.,dpy is a handsome man with
~ vest and pantal00ns'
"a has become Of Capt. Mat
Peck s Co., are the best and
,satgrooers on the avenue
II. deRand.mi" is e good DuSl-
ps man
n,-t. rs an article, WhHng. We
,,nt to know what you are thinking
bout
r.,uan. the great western shos
$ nan !. selling excellent boots
s"a.bo.. ~ at remarkably low prices
VII be propose to her, that is the
question:
Henry vesper will furnish you
u bread, cakes, pies Or confections
,s.spsr than you can make them.
corresuondence and we'll written
.ommunications on topics Of public
interest, solicited.
Chase & Co.. are selling boots and
,bos. st prices that make it easy for
every one to 60 we'll shod. Don't
hil to 60 and examine their stock
For school books and stationery,
nj. Kellam's store 1873 Kansas ave-
nue., d BY odds the best place in the
Gty.
We want an assistant editor and
subscription agent in every city and
town in Kansas and Missouri. Lib
nl terms paid subscription agents.
Buy medicines, paints, oils, per-
tunery and other goods found at first
dlm drug stores, at D. Holmes, 24T
Kansas avenue.
The West End grocery, corner Of
Clay md 18th streets, cant be beat
hraStclasI goods, staple groceries
ndFsah country produce constantly
oAhand. Give Mac a call.
Mrs. Chambers, whose sad death
occurred lat Tuesday, was ! very
prePoGseGsing lady, and her sudden
taking of is bemoAned BY large
circle Of friends
10 to DOwding'G packing house
market tor all kinds Of fresh and
smoked meats. He keeps constantly
On hand all the varieties Of fresh fish
foundin this market.
Drihg your printing, such as Bill
Heads Letter and Note Heads. Dod0.
err Visiting and Business Cards, f.
ne PATRIOT Office. 1856 Kansa. ave
a0e, Topeka. Orders By mail will
receive prompt attention.
a'ssrs' J ]. jennings and viii
a'n Hatcher have returned from,
" Vegas, n, N. They are looking
4''-ra'e and seem full Of the lusty
0f q frontier life. We are Glad
'se them back home again.
rni Fxr
- Il : n Brown was up from bis
y Wabsunsee this week. HI
In lOsWard to large harvest thit
,'l' Inc colonel is a man Of won.
~ push and success. It is sur.
sfiang Why some one ot our enter.
4. fa'ss l. young ladies does no. lay toll.
= new clothing house il th,
building, corner Seventh stree,
\, ','Sas avenue, is the boss plac,
III ,'a0y made clothing for men
~. ana boys. Their goods and
!. u''y competition. They vii
i, Y 0ndersold, Goldstands i th.
Cheap homes for ool.
lrnd
The colored patriot., 1882-04-20
Oneap homes for col
'0red people. Terus
easy.
= s. Collins & Co.
aprl20

co. [ SUI i j. not small pos. A
ba.,', IN submitted BY the board Of
n. = The mayor and council Tues
~ ng, assures us that it is not
Ii. POI at the Mcdowell and Cham
III. residence, corner of Topeka
Mn and Railroad street. Mrs.
Il, "el died Tuesday. Mrs. Cham
: and young woman in the
~ iamily are reported very sick
species Of yarioc ella.
The colored patriot., 1882-04-20

!. :, year in advance. !, $500
$50 =, IA after one month
The colored patriot., 1882-04-20

soprEI, APRIL 20, 1882
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-01
{ ESTABLISHED ls,s
| PRICE FIVE CENTS

recovering from the shock. ran to neighbors
near near ny Snd told them what had happened.
Mllhams returned TO the house this morn.
my Ior the purpose of setting mn.
with Mr.. Morrison, as he WAS.
owing him a small sum of money on a
morse he had bought and was riding nj the
tlme, and, finding no one at home. fled for
warts unknown. Ten or twelve armed citi-
hens are in hot pursuit Of the villain, md
u caught, will give him a speedy trial he
fore Judge Lynch.
biIl Dennis and Sam King got in n dis.
pute over game Of pigeon.hole IN Skel.
ION saloon this morning, in which the for.
mer INT the latter with billiard. enc. In.
ulctlnga painful but not dangerous wound
ON the head, Claret also flowed freciy
Dennis gave bond for his appearance beiore
ms honor tomorrow morning.
We were visited by heavy wind accom-.
panied with hard rain and some hail last
night, II is feared il has done some dam.
age. to crops, such as blowing the ripencd
grain down, which will render il hard TO
gather. w
Several parties In town are negotiating
TO bulld Il large warehouse to handle the
large amount of grain that will be shipped
from here this season.
weather cool and pleasant.
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u. will again interest you've will always
,..,cast Won In our Offerings. We always meet
m un. advertisements, and our Advertisements
oI Nao, The wants of the People. What special
Irincement shall we offer you this week? Let
lns"aah il shall bo
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IIIco
ulct
Special to the Herald.


Hico, May Sl.-A heavy rain and wind
st orm passed over this section last night
Just after dark. Several miles west of here
ana about Carlton the wind was the heav-
lest known for years, and fencing was
blown down for miles in every direction.
Oats and wheat are Hat and will .emain so.
Sorn is also broken down, Forest trees in
large numbers We're blown down, The dam.
age is considerable.
sheep men are arriving daily and locating
ranches in Hamilton county,
About 10000 pounds of wool have been
shipped from this station so far.
Yesterday, $4,000 changed hands in
transaction here
All the sheep about here are of high
grade.
The measles are to be found in every fam
lily in this community, and some cases are
very bad.
The town is improving quite rapidly.
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I'itislurg.
Special To the Herald.

PIrrsnuRo, May Sl.-A terrific storm
passed over Pittsburg last night at 1880 p.
m. blowing down timbers and one or two
houses in course of construction. The dam.
age seems to be confined to the town. where
the storm ragged heaviest. 1t came on from
the northwest. "'''
The citizens held railroad mass.meetinp
last night at the courthouse to take some
action as to giving right-ofway and do.
nations. Nothing definite was done, but
the matter was left in the hands of a com
mittee previously appointed.
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Exssutesl.
Tnk nopk IN rnK rKnRr1nR,

TnE hoDK IN TiiE TERRITORY.
LirrLR Rock, Ark, May 3i--Reuben
Lucas was shot by order Of the court at
Tahlequah, Indian territory, At 1 O'Clock
for the murder Of A. Mckinley Last Decem.
ber.. Both Lucas and Mckinley were OF
good Cboctaw families, between whom
there was ieud, and Lucas shot and killed
the latter. Lucas met death brsvely.
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Marshall.
Special 70 the sIcrnlh.

MARSHALL, May 3l.-A refreshing rain
fell last night.
Rumor has it that T.. l.. Dudley, of tho
Iron Mountain railroad, will succeed to the
position of superintendent Of the Texas ,v
pacihc, made vacant by the resignation of
Colonel Sands. '''''' Va
The, young ladies' of the city are organiz.
ing. "a broom brigade. Colonel Bass is 10 be
Their drill master lie says that i. thev
VIII sick to him he thinks he can handle
Them handsomely y, and in time sweep the
held with his gallant brigade,
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Decatur.
Special TO the Herald.

DECATUR, May 3l.-A very severe wind
storm passed over this place last night do
ing considerable damage. Five houses
were blownirom their foundations and abon.
twenty-five tents. The houses were carried
away. The greatest damage done was the
blowing down OF a treste bridge ON the
fort worth n Denver railroad, about eight
niles south OF town. 1t was structure
tnirty ieet nigh, about fifty yards long ana
strongly built, but the force of the wind in
that particular locality was tremendous
IL VIII cost $1,000 to repair the bridge
Trains Will run as usual and transfer PASS
engers ut the bridge. II will probably be
again ready TO cross the first of next week.
Inc congressional convention has been
called TO meet here on July 4th, to nomi-
nate candidates for this district.
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Chicago.
Special 10 the Herald.

NATIONAL STOCK YARDS, CmcAoo, May
3l-Mr' e. c, Slaughter, of your
city, today cousummated an exceed.
ingly large and advantageous sale Of choice
Texas steers The price realized was AZ
per hundred weight. and the average
weight was l,oso pounds. This is one of the
heaviest transactions that ever occurred M
these yards and doubtless one of Tho mos,
remarkable for your state. " '' "'O''
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SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEK

Are many but foremost amongst them will be
found:
Onr all lace parasol, good quality lining, Sl.45.
Our all lace parasol, silk lining SlS5,
Black satin paraSols, g.. ribs black handles,
81 SO.
Black satin parasols, better quality, nicely
lined. 81 0O and $3.50
Black brocadcd parasols, SIZE and 500.
Gingham parasols i'll all styles Of handles,
sizes and prices
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Palestine.
Special 10 the Herald.

PALKsriSr, May 3i-The case against w.
+. Wolvcrton. for killing Jim Wiley, n
negro, about three years since, at Tennessee
Colony, has been tried already twice, with.
out verdict. To-day, after five days trial,
verdict OF not guilty was rendered.
The superintendent of the Texas & Pacific
has resigned This is only the com mcnce.
ment of q number Of changes In the Gould
lines In Texas,
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Costinued ON fourth page.
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Galveston.
Special 10 the Herald.

rn'Vlh Np uc Hcthlu.
GALVESTON, May 3i.-Tho Mexican goy.
ernmcnt railroad inspector has accepted in
behalf of the government, the road as far
as Nillaldama, llO miles from Laredo on
the border.
Harry Straine, the unfortunate victim of
Mondays tragedy, died last night, having
lived nine hours after three ounces of his
brains had been blown ont. lie was buried
this afternoon, The noroner's Jury returned
verdict that the deceased came 10 his
death from the effects Of pistol shot nj the
hands Of one Thomas 4. Woods, a saloon.
keeper. Woods still persistently refuses to
make n statement,
A severe blow came up from the west NJ
230 this morning, veerink 10 the northwest.
Smaller vessels lying In dock having no
warning Of its approach, were very severely
jostled, aud two or three sustained damages
10 n greater or less extent.
Spot cotton closed dull, III. Sales, none;
receipts, h3 bales. "~'
Kansas City wheat No. 2, spot, si.i2; No.
3, slWi. -
Plano
Special 70 the Herald.
Piano, May 3i.-Jim Williams, A hired
hand on the farm OF one of our most re.
spectacle citizens, Henry Morrison. liv.
Ing seven miles southeast Of this place,
tried to commit rape on the wife Of Mr..
Morrison. between iG and II o'clock zee
terday morning, while her husband was alb
sent nom home, having business In Dallas.
The villain threw her on The bed and was
about TO accomplish his hellish purpose,
when WAGON passing by alarmedhim, and
be ned 10 the woods. Mrs. Morrison, ailer
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Niexia.
Special 10 the Herald,

MkxiA, May 3i.-our new postmaster
II. II. Andrews, took charge of the post.
ly and Mr.. Hill. OF Dallas, as his assistants.
Revs. Templeton, Glass, and Hogan will
address our citizens next Saturday on local
option. A large meeting Is expected,
Deputy Sheriff Waller arrested to.day
Matt Burns, negro at Sandy Creek, for
attempt at rape.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18
Der gnbIid bss Donau +. 6anoIs. 10

Der EnbIid bss Donau . 9anoIs, 10
i9reibt bic r0isnsr Dsuti6s Ssiturs5,
uirb nit isssm Gage iutsrsfantsr. no
man font auf bsusr ,6Iausr 5lutb" Sabrs
seuse alsr Mt, gIditsn, Oampfsr, ga:
den, bic fIsinen ,Sdnslfebsr~ uluutsr
uuf' unb nisberfdbrsn iu5, srbIitt man
jet etne tribe. ~rssunssIOis, iumpfartise
r9atsnH, bic isIbif sinsm YubsIiaesrer su
i9Iedt if, aIs oaB er isinen RuuSsn barin
taudsn n6bte. Da unb bort Iisst nod
eiu ,S5inatsI~ obsr Rsttunssboot DOR
Anter, absr es 1T ni9t 3u bel orssn, bas
Re uon &sttusssprsansn In Anipru9 &c:
nommsn ueroen, benu ein SsIbfm6rber
Fnbst bier tsiue StsIs msbr, psI5s i'm
fir fem llntsrnsbmsu bic Rotbuenbiss
@lrantie b6ts. 8si benz 9onau Sampf:
i9i~fiartsssbdubs t6nuts Elm sspanbter Eur'
usr ben 8sriud MAIDEN, In sinissn tibnsn
Sprinssn trodenen SuBes pom ufer Surfer
~seIausen. Sn tldsIider erbubsnbeit i1pss
ben BITE Sitten Der 6if9binSIer am BE
ierlpart" ibsr benz @uhsr un6 feline nit
Aspfeln bsIabene !3tqe fam ss uasen, ON
romantii9en vS9anS@ aniuIsssu. Bon
ausn llferpIdssn tss Stromss tommsn
WittbeiIunssn ibsr ben nisberu Stanb bss
WGIers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18
@tsecnaa.

Bet Der tn Ofbtoib abssbaltensu
Wabl 1egten bic Dsmotratsn, psI@s auSsl
Wtngor, Glert uub S9abmsttsr 8 aus IL
Nlbsrmdnnsr ~erpdbItsn.
Bon @rsenIen ps,btu sp5If Sdut
bon Blatterp 9emeI0st. Ore! SerIouer
iinO in benz Orte l3on Ger SsuSs erIssen
0asSOlSfI6Ben auf benz isis
confu una ieiaen Nsbsr HiHsu seist cine
@eiammtstfIsr uon 1873, 900, 900 5us SI5S,
boI,. Sisroon entfallen iibsr 40, 600, OOC
aui ben 8iscouHn islbf, 25, 600, 600 aItes
Dol, unt iibsr 10 1000, 900 auf bic Nebenr
lifs. @sidst perbsn IS 600, 900 5us In
Bauiau, Al, OO0, 900 tn MsIuI unb g.,
600, 600 in Stepens Yoint.
Gina 10 &diefabritanter
bieIten am Sreitas cine 8sriammlung II
Sbebogsan ab unb s,lnbsten bic She
boygan County Dairy Board of Trade.
Gin ret9er @si1baIs, Der In
Carlton nabe Repaunee pobnbafts Sarme,
Soispb Riba, bate $500 tn Santnoten In
isinem ReIer perborsen. Die Wduis mad,
ten fib lbsr ben S1at Der, ssbrau9teu
bic Papisrfstsn Su tbrsn Nsiferu unb aIs
Riba feline WOneten sdbIsn wolie, fanb c,
nur nod tIeius SdnissI Dor. Der Wann
psrIor ilbsr ben 8erluft ieinss @sIbss ben
0erifanb unb ftarb. ID.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18
@roBbritanmieu ,,no SrIano.

Sn Qonbon ifarb siu rei1er Sassitolb
obne 9sibsssrbsn, isbo9 nit SinterIafuu9
zines Tsfamentss, In msIbsm cine iuuse
Dame als lluipsrialerbin bs,eidust mar.
MIs bic @sri5tsb btslsr bic quite
Boti9aft mittbeiIen, ertIdrte ite, ben Te
itator gar nidt gu ~tennen, fs IieB it3 aber
su benz EObtsn fibrsn. Sein Antlis uirb
entblut, bic Dame fi6Bt einsn Ruf Der
llsbsrrai6uns aus. sd femme i'm isst~,
iasts iie, has III Der 9err, Der mid brei
Subrsn lang NIT ieiuem sanfbspieisn
8srfolsen unb ieIbft 8eris auf msiue
Nai: semadt bat. t1sberau, nj er
mid truf, mar er DOR mir tn Bes
numbering ~psriuntsn." Bel Der gr6fs
nuus Der Yapisre fanb man pirtIi9 De
bidte In allen 8srsmabsu su @bren Der
bibi1sn Naie unb mebr aIs fluf;is 8ei9:
nungsn bsrieIbsn In Brofl uts en- face.
OaS Ssitamsnt ieIbit i6IoB NIT fOIsenbsn
Wortsn: sd bite MiB g., bic lsbsrma'
dung msinss santsn 9erm0ssns sittsft
unnsbmsn gu poqen, su serirs nod ssssn
bic unausfprs6Iiae SsIistsit, bic mir
pdbrsno breisr Sabre bic 9erion, ramsnt:
LID ibts wunosruous Qoie usri5afft bat"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18

RanTaS.

Sn @ amego murben am 70. Wdr,
Dor benz Bssirtsseridte ni5t wsnissr ME
80 YrossRfias ssssn Ysrlonsn, bss Yro'
bibitionsssisb ansstlast. porssbra6t. @in
Sau. sss,u stnsu gpctbster, psI9sr ft
Der antlass i5ulbis ertldrt, uurbe erlsbist
unb bas ,Spfsr. 800 unb Rotten b~sitraft.
Die lbrissn uurben bis gum ndbftsn @e'
ribtstsrmin uufseiSobsn. llsbu 400 8su'
gen fino flr bisls Bro,,fs poraslabsn unb
wirb fd BITE game 9Ii9i5ts bis sur Cries
bisuns auf iibsr $40, 900 2oiten b~sIaafsn.
Ole 2otaIwabIen inb. mas bic
Stdbts bstrift. faft bur4ssbsnbs sessn bic
Eempsrsntlsr ausgefalsu, 10 tn Gopsfa,
In 9aursnes, In abilsne, @panbotte, Tn
@Oneoroia. Sanetion gitp. Nspton Wan'
haitian unb ben msiiisn anberen sr6Bereu
Ortsu. Die 9ssusr Der Esmpsren5tpran'
nsi blrfsn bavaus SOffnuns id0pfsn, iou'
ten absr nidt albu psrtrausnsuou werbsn.
Bonn ss ~ Ia ssrabs has aa4e 2dnb, no
Sempsrenbler ibre 9aupIRdrts bubsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18
fer ebsnfaIs auf sspaItiams Wsiie bur6
unsIadIi&sn 3ufau um's eeben sstOmmsu
finb.
W Irttembero

I'm IS. Ausuf b. s. psrben IS 100
Sabre, baB bic Stabt S5ppinssn bur5 cine
fur@tbare Ssuersbruff fat sdn,Ii9 asri6rt
uurbe. Ous Ssusr tam dus bur1 eiuen
brsifa9sn gIisfrabI, psI9er elm 6aus
aussnbIidli5 tn Stammsn isste unb babel
cine Rasb t0btste, busesen Elm Rinb, bas
fe trus, unusrIsst IieB. Gin fur1tbarsr
Sturm ma9te, bus f9 bas Geusr raisnb
fdnsu ausbebute. Sn 10 Stunben war
bic game Stabt einssdldsrt. Nur bas
S&loB. bic Rir@e, &eaerei, Der absIbsr.
siide gFssbot eiu Sru9ttafsn unb 10
5duier wurben s~erettet. Dte 5lamme mar
10 Stunben melt f9tbar. Auf eiue
Stunbe melt iou man bas Rra9en Der ifirs
senben @sbdube seb5rt babsn. 5srsos
RarI that uisI our &ettuns. Gum Wie
.bsraufbau Der Stabt uurben u. a.. bic
Steins Der Burg 5obenfaufsn mafsn.
weiie psrmenbet; nur eiu flsiuss Wdusr.
den bltsb brobsn 3u,id.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18

Su SeiIbronn fisI einsm Sddlsr bes
@%pmnafums, benz einSissn Rinbe isinsr
@Itern, pdbrenb er Dor istnsm Soitbauie
ifanb, cine SpiIs6Its 2 Stod bod b.rab
auf ben &opf. Der Ruub. purbs Isbens'
sefdbrIi9 usrIstt.
Sn l1lm wurbe Elm RapIan aug gbiussn
gen su 100 W. uerurtbeiIt, aIs ob sr sinem
Disb bate bslfsn poIen. Der Isstsrs
battle inn ssbsidtst, BET @sitIi9e aber
tonxts pesen bss Ssi9tfsseI8 ni5ts aug
lussn unb 10 wurbe er usru,tbeiIt. Das
sr semsiniame Sa@e NIT benz Disb MAIDEN
uolte, sluubt fsin Wenid; unb psnn ii5
auf bisie Wsiie Der futbolii5s @sifIi5e
Iisber i4weissnb %osruribstlen Idst ais baB
CT bas BeidtsebeimniB uerIstt. 10 Tam bas
nur bic 9o4a&tuna sssen bic @siltli4en
unb ets Ssitt in Der tat5oliI&sn &ir4s
p.rnebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18
ilb.n bas 9;5t Der @eIt erbIidte. Grsis
LID maj sr Elm 5ulbbreeb. aber isise Se:
tuunten iddstsn i'm fs5r bod.
WebraSfa.

9eurp Siert In Omaha III bss
gertuuf8 uon Spirituoisn obns 2iesns in
8 Sdleu i&ulois ~bsfunbsu worbsn unb
bGrfts Inn bic @si9iSte auf cirea $1,000
1u febsn tommen.
Sn BropnuiIIe Z, Remuba @ountp,
idsute Dor einissn Easen bas feurise @ss
ipanu bes In ber Ndbe Der Stabt uobnbafs
ten bsuti9en Sa,me,s Sdubsrt Dor sinsm
@iienbabnsuse. Ser Waaeu i4Ius um,
S9ubsrt purbe auf bas @iisubabussItiis
sei8leubert unb brad bas 9snid, udbrsnb
BITE 8ferbe, ben umseifir5tsu Wasen bints,
f5 beri4Ietfenb, f5 IN ben 5luB itarateu
Hnb %ertranten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18
aus Den serJ6teoeaea Gtaatea,

SnRanas Gitp. Ro., purbe tlr,
LID Der poIiyif Yatrid Samss, BET ben
Ysriu9, sinsn Nsssr psssn DisbfabIs A.
usrbaftsn, pon benz @srbrsdsr sri4Iofsn.
Der Rsssr wurbe sIeipwobI binsfef se,
madt uno In Der Ratt srl5isn eine etua
1000 RSp!s iiarte Soltsmsnse an benz go,
IiSetssfdnsniB, bsmddtiats ii9 bes Regers
unb bdn8te TIN an benz @sIanesr Der Bluff.
iruBen'B Bride auf.
Oas Eeifameut pom Cornelius g.
Y~anbubiIt, benz SsIbfmSrbsr aus Der
Wiuiondrss' SamiIis, 1T %er6ffnst worcen.
@r pnma9t $50, 900 an feline Nidte Srau
Annis Nasn Walaee; $4,000 OIL Srau
9iatan Sc Beau Slpis. bic So9ter Ieiner
S9wsfsr Srau 9e Ssau.9 Berger; $1,000
an isbsr isiuer S&usfsrn, 9miIy u.
THORN, q. y. Ausn. sophia s Torrance,
gli3a Sssoob unb Waip Alicia Sc Beau
Berger; SIC. 900 IN Srau Sophia @rcs,
feline NiSts, unb $1,000 on 8. unb Sbso.
bore De 0oIff pon 9rifol tn Rem Seriss.
Ssinsm ~.trsusn Ursunbs unb lansidbrissn
@sfdbrtsn" @sorss u. Gsrrp bintsrIdbt CT
100000 unb iein games ibrisss Ssrm5'
gen, nit gusnabms pom $50, 900, bic
SamusI Colt pon StifoI srbdlt, $40, 600
fur WGior 9urion unb elmer Sumuis pon
CSC, 900, bic BON Ssuy unb Golt ais
,EuuitssS~ psrpaltst unb ibsr peI3e pom
grisrsm in isinsm Gefiamsnts snti4isbsn
wsrosu loa. Oas Ssiamst if pom 25.
Sstebsr 1881 battrt.
Den Beri9tsn aus iber 500 psrs
itisbsnsn Suuttsu i'm Staat sutuimmt
bas Staats Observation-Disclosures pou GUS.
baB bic Wsissniaat meter porssidrittsu
1T, ais fs Is lett mtbrsren Sabrsn um bisis
Ssit mar. Den Ss,i1tsn pom /. HpriI
bufolss u,ripri9t @si,su cine before Srnts
ais eur4i4uittIiS.
IS befebt idrn Iinsf Elm 9eiss,
wosa5 psrbiente untsrs Sif,iere Der III.
NEE au4 ~ Sffisrsn bsf6rbsrt werbsr
t%0nn,n, absr felt uisIsn Sabrsn 1T Don bis'
lem &s4te tsin @ebraud ssmaHt worhsn.
Stsisnissn Sff,isrstslsn bss ftebsnbeu
S.srss, wsI9s ni5t an @sf Yointsr fs,
len, pnrbsr SanfIinssn aus ben GipiIi,
ft%enffanee ahe-tgGsen, wsI4s 10 psnis per,
fsbsu. oub man fur is in Sort 9sapsu,
mouth sius eissns Ra6biIbunssi5uls ia,
srri4tsn mIfsu. lin 10 msbr ssrsi5t q
benz Srdfosntsn aribur sur gbrs, SaB e.
Dor stuissu Sassn benz SENATE be grusn
nunssn pon fsbsr Ssrssantsn uno Cor
poIdIsr gu Sieatenunis sinsslunbt bet.
I'm 8ieb Uou BEN @iienba5uasIsifsI
Az psrtrsibsu, but elm afn0srilter glnts
sln Yatsrt srupTbsu, um eisisr oft ft6rri
lten YierilBlsrS auf 20 Rutbsu por be
socOmctiUs nit bsibsm 8ofsr uuf bic Sau
a. ,itsn Dies 1T ieesnisus pitilGms
ais bic Saupipfcife.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18
Worbbeuti4Iaub

0is p5iIoiopbii9s SaeuItdt Der bisfssn
Ntabsmis bat bsidIofsu, BET Sromotionsn
BITE ibIi9sn Disputationen In beuti5er
Spade baltsn Az lahsn. Climb BITE an,
gnbe nit ibrsm 9atsin 2-Die Sabl Der iln
Sabre 1881 pom ben 8 5Ieii5bsi5ausrn Der
Stabt Arnsberg untsriu6teu S&psins
bsIauit f9 auf 748; iammtli9e S&psins
purbsn tri5insnfrsi bsfunbsn, basssen
uurbsn In elmer amsritaSii@su Spsdisits
Eri5insn sntbsdt.-Ssit GINGER Ssit usrs
ben In s annousr sroBs ~anifrsusunssn
esmadt, Der Sa@s Der Sss.tariansr msbr
giusans su peridaFsn. 9iniSIdsise
S4liftsu purbsn tbsiIs gratis p.rtb.iIt,
tbsiIs ~ sinsm ssrinssu prsiis ausssbo
ten, gsriammlunsea CUR 8siprs5uus Don
Sesstariansr 5ragen a~bssbaItsn unb Elm
6fIsntIi1sr 8ssstariausrtii4 einssriStst.
Dem Ssrnsbnsu mad, Seuiunt bic SADIE
fort unS fort nsus anbdnssr. Gin Saupt'
fbrssrsr bisIer Sspssuus III Der In usits'
rem SIsii,H bstaunts Bu@bdRSIsr D. SEE
fsIb.-Oie Wsinsibe usbmsu In 8 q n o.
. bsbsntli1sr WsiIs AZ. Die idmmtli.
DEN S9purssridts babsn tn Der lsstsn
Stsuusspsriobs isbss i6er msbrsrs Sias
%perbanbsIt. Mud bic Sslbfmorbe msbrsn
f5 In Stabt uRb 9Inb. uuisrs Yropin'
Sialprsfe mslest fat tdsIi9 ben eiuen pSer
aubsru Jau.-Su > auuopsr ffar6 uu'
ldnsif Der Yc1sirsttor q. .. Yraus, In
ben 6rsiisu Der Raturfori5sr melt ibsl
europa biuaas betannt. Or ~iamnIsltc
gisr, game @slsse uuo s~inssIns grsm'
plars, unb bat bus4 isinsn unermibIi1sr
gifsr cine gi.riammIuns suiammsnss'
bradt, bic f. uliS isIbf III ben sr6stsu
NuIssn ibrss glsi9su bat. sic par elm.
tntsruationule Ssrlbmtbsit. DisIsI6e IN
aud Uon matsrisQsn @srtpe uuo rsprdlsni
tint EN- arie5uIi5ss RapitaI, Ole als5s.
sstGugte SGmmlang miro benz itiettf5sr
RGisum ~ Stless5sim gsssH cine mdsise,
ben SinisrbIisbsnsu beg 6eru Sraus ~
subisnbe &snts ais gissnt5um usrbIsibsn.
-auf u ifsHbsrgb :ubfSttgt ma -
usu psiIbtu E9tbarsu 8burm ~ baura,
Der Ssiu5eru nidt uus'r siI llHtertommer
bieteH, ionnsru Gua ais Ssutmal Der Slui'
guug Ssu'ialIngs tIsnen lou.-Su D G.
lsfsIa BADEN ets Stabtusroroustsu gun
antauf einss fur AnIase zines S4la1t'
baifss ~sesisnstsn Blasss cine Summs Dor
Is, Goo W. bspilist.-ali benz Babnbof,
~ Damn wuree Elm iunssr Srsmlsr a.
Soee geo astiSt, osfsu 2 ianssre Ssi5ui'