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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30
Wtunefota.

Der Ramp pon Yroftforsn Der Win:
n~eiotaer vStuutsuniuerRtdtA in Winnsupo.
Tie NIT Stubsntsn pirb In Der ct. YauIsr
r8oItsseituns" 70 ssidiIbsrt: sDie Stu.
benton peripirtsn Cuff mad stpas III.
Cine 9eratbuns wurbe absebalten unb Der
S~eIbsugspIan baIb fefseftelt. Der Het:
tor Der rnipsrftdt, Yrof. SoIueI, erbisIt
@inb pon Der Sa9e; fiatt aber benz iu'
asubIi5sn IlebermuIb bic 3lseI i9isBsn su
Iafsn, orsanifrte Ct ft9 NIT ben grofefos
rem gite unb Woore als Elm YebeaensT rto
nne bic bret 2sbrsr unb Beratber Der sSu:
genb Isstsn ii9 In ben SinterbaIt. BaIb
fam aud cine Sdaar Stubenten, Elm gro.
Bes Gbor trassnb, bas fe trsenbuo ausse.
boben, babsr, anb isst srbobsn fi9 Der
Rsttor unb bic bsiben Profehorsn tn ibrer
san3sn 9ubslsr6Be. Statt bic Stubeuten
einfa1 um ibre Numen su fraseu, mite es
isbsr braue Ysbsu bsutider l%1niuerftatsn
tbun wirbe, ~itirsten bic Drei NIT seipanu:
tenn RspoIpsr auf bic Stubenteni9aar los.
9ie Stubsntsn tbatsn, mas iebsr braue
Buride bsiu, anbIide bes Pebsus tbut, fe
brsbtsn ben Brofsforen, b. 3. benz 9ubsl'
Trio, ben Rideu unb entfetntsn f1.
ginsr, aia gaiue bsiBt Der Sanslins,
wurbe sinssbolt. gr rief ben 8erfolssrn
su, fisbtn su bIsibsn unb Brofsfor pits,
wis sr iast, TN @Iauben, 4aine werbe
i6teBsn, i9oB unb p%srpunsete ben Stuben'
ten in Der DIfte. Der 8srpunbste brad
suiammen ; unb ieSt erfOIste bas 8srd9t'
Ii9ffe. Wie 9ains mittbeiIt, bdtten bic
bret ProfsGoren unb Dor aasn Der Ssrr
&ettor i'm, aIs sr am 8obsn lag, auf's
@emeinffe unb Brutalffe miBbanbelt.
Ssine Websrufe Ienttsn Berionen bsrbst,
bic i'm aus ben Sdnben isinsr Psintssr BE-
frsiten. Die ben iunssn Wann btbanbsIn>
ben GsrSte sIuuben, bob sr In SoIse Der
@unbs unb Der WiBbanbluusen SeitIebsns
p%srtrappsIt blsibsn wsrben. Wayor ames
nabm fd iofort bes iunsen Mannes al
unb srIisB BsrbaftsbsfsbIs sesen bas Pros
fsforsn Erio. 90 ssbt's auf bisfiSen
llniUerftdtsn (9) bsr."
Ser Staatsietretar BON Win
neiota ianbte Dor GINGER 3eit Elm Sdreibsn
an ben bsuti6sn Saiisr unb bat um bic
@ntIafuns Sobann SdIofsr's aus benz
WiIitdrbienif, bamit berlelbe mad amertta
fommsn unb isinen alien, tn Dousla6
County, Winn., ~Isbenben, arbeitsunfdbi'
gen 8atsr untsrftisen Tonne. Das S&rsi'
ben III bur9 0srmitteluns bss bsutidsn
@siuubten tn Daibinston nunmebr babin
bsautuortet porben, baB Der Solbat
S9Iofer bic grlaubniB our a~uswanberuns
erbaltsn werbe, iobalb er bic bret attiueu
Dienfiabre biutsr fi6 babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30

Ser berdbmte amsritanii9e &c.
i4tdtsidreiber George Bancroft bat istt
ben sp6lften Banb istnsr Dor sinem baIben
Sabrbunbsrt besonnsnsn @si9i1te Der
Ser. Staaten uouenbet, 1T absr BARN nod
nt&t weiter 9,lanst, alS Bis ~ Der I'm
Sabre 1887 erfoIsten Mnnabme Der iesigen
8srfafuns bsr Der. Staaten bur9 ben
bamaIisen perfuhunsssb.nbsn NationaI,
soupsnt. Bancroft wirb am 5. October
bteies Sabres sweiunba&tbis Sabre alt,
arbeitet aber riftis an fsinem @sidi6ts.
wsrts fort unb bofft IS wsnisitsns nod Biz
gum &risss Der Der. Staatsn ssssn Rtris
TO. alio bis gum Subre ls47, fortissen gu
tSnnen.
ginen rteitsen Ga b pru
ma4t ein seuiher s. u. Reauis. ST usrs
lanst cine Strsds Qanbes in atiiona BON
ni9t wenissr ais 3,40O, 600 @cres. 0ies
fee 2anb, peldss BON ben Rarsppa,Bers
gen on f9 SfIi9 eritredt, i9liest ben
@ila'5luB unb einen Gbsil bss SaIsfluBs
Gbales in ii9 unb belist einsn sroBsn Ni'
neraIrei@tbum, Der idon an pislen gIdSen
aussebeutet wirb. SIM Sabre 174s iou
66nis Tsrbinanb vi. BON Spanien eine
Strede 2anbss I'M ississn arisona an sinen
sewiien WisueI PsraIta ssidentt bnbsn,
weI6e S9enfuns pon Rarl III. bsitdtist
uurbe. Cine abi9rift Der Dotumente
bsfinoet fd ansebli9 i'm Snbiansr' Bureau
Der RatboIltsn In Wuibinston. gts Dor
unsefdbr 20 Sabren bltsb bas 9anb In Der
Der PeraIta'idsn SamiIts. DamnIs psr'
taufte Wisusl Peralta's 9~Isidnamissr
Radtomme bas 2anb an Geo. SO. @iqins
unb Samss u. Reapis uon ct 2ouis fir
$1,000 baar unb einsn usrtbuoqen bsIabe.
men 3us Raulslel. 0alo tarauf purbe
bic @arauaune pom Snbianern i6erfaqen
unb ausseplinbert uub bic WauIeis! GEE
tSbtst. 8inins itarb siniss Sabre lpiier,
na6oem Der RaufuertraS In Ssffsrion SO.
tn Rentudp rssiitrtrt poroen mar, unb
Rsauts faufte Der Wittpe Biuing ibren
QntbsiI on benz 9anbs fir bic Summe Don
$50, 900 ab, psl@er Rauf I'M gIei1en
@ounip rs9iif,irt 1T. 90 gibt 0fsapis an.
Benn bic Sa9e fd 10 usrbdlt, 10 bate
oa bic 4nipri6e ni9t su ben per:
ssbOren, whtli6 einise | usi5t,
bas 9anb In isinen Yefis 3u brinBen.
Ger sroBe ,Ylumsnmann" Samss
Bid, Der Samenbdnblsr unb Runf8drtnfr
pom &o@efter I'm Staats New BORT, III ss'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30
j d n b.
Seutt6IanD.
@beinIanb unb @effaIen.

@betnIanb unb WeffaIen.
SarIsrube, 4. Wai. Die RarIsrus
Der 3situns msIbst, baB Der Papif ben
neuermdbltsn grbbii9of BON Srsiburs TO-
fort teIesrapbiid bsftatist uub sieier bic
Resieruns Der @rsbi0ceie i%ibernommsn
babe. - Sn &beinbrobI ut wisbsr
Elm Saa Der g~r,uinsuns bss @~Iodsnse'
lautss u%orsstommen. Wan pirb f9 erin.
nsrn, baB In benz Srt tir,It9 llnrubsn
aussebro1sn warsn, neil man beim BE,
srdbniB zines Yroteitantsu tatboIii5srieits
6as @sIdute perusisert bate. I'm 80.
gpril itarb tn &bsinbrobl bsr 27iibrise
WilbeIm 2sber, Brotsitant. Die Seerbis
suns mar anseisst. am abeub uorbsr
trafen msbrsre ausndrtise @enbarmen elm ;
sessn o l1br tamsn nit osm 8abn3use aus
Reuuisb, 2anbratb .. Runtel, elm Aufie.
Der unb is9s nit grs9siisn, Drsdianssn
unb einem Seile ausserifete Arbsiter In
66nningen an, wutben bort BON benz Bir'
ssrmsifsr gonrab In gmpfans ssnommen
unb besuben fhd mad benz etua eine 8isr,
tsIiiunSs sntfsrntsn RbeinbrobI. Die auf:
forberuns, ben Rudenidlihsl tu iibsrrst,
den, srpibsrte Der Srts uorftsber babin,
baB er beuislbsu msbsr an ieiusm bsifimm,
ten Ylase. nod fonituo In isiusm 5auie
babe ~uorinbsu t%0nusu; sr mifs psrIsst
uorbsn iein. Hun bsgaben iid 9anbratb
unb Blrsermsifer sinsrisits unb BITE feds
gIrbsitsr unter Sibruus tbres aufisbsrs n
bsrsrieits auf usriAiebsnen @saen sur ia.
ibolii1sn Rtrds. wdbrenb Der Srtsuorfis'
Der f9 entfsrnte. Dor ber Rir5sntbir
anssIunst - es mai 4lO ubr, unb au6sr
ben @enaunten Riemanb riu9sum ~ isbsn
faste Der 9anbrutb gum BoIibsibisner /:
v@eben Sie gum 9srrn gupIan unb iassn
sic ibm, er mOss bic SdIidsl bsrssben,
ionff pirbe bic Gblr erbro5sn psroen."
Der PoIibeiOisuer stns unb ridteie isinsn
auitras aus. Die 5srausgabe Der S1lii'
iel uurbe usrueiert. Run ~iprsnsten BITE
Grbeitsr bic atrdsntbir uno nod psitsre
busi Ebiren, unb ts purbe Johann nit
idmmtIi5en 9Iofen Der tatboIiasn 6ir5s
un9sfdbr cine balbe Stunbe lang gsldutet.
Beerbisang wurbe bur6 ben protetan>
Pfarrer BON 2ins, 9erm Deuhsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30
Rnxsmburaer Gazette

forben. gr mar "a Sabre alt unb ais
frsigsbiser Wann bstannt. gr io0 idbr'
lid Samen i'm Wsrtbe BON 800, 600 81
p~pbItbdtisen amsden b~ersesebsn baben, 10
4. 9. uorisss Sabr mad ben Walbbrdnben
In Wi5iSan. Sein Sdmeretensei6dft
gilt fur zines ber bsoeutsnbi fen Der WsIt.
aud bic ginpanberuns iibsr
philadelphia i6sint tn bieism Sabre nnse'
u6bnlt6en llmfans annebmen gu wolsn.
Riiralih wurbeu baisIbit 1853 ginpanbs.
rsr an @inem Gage %selanbet. Der Natio'
naltdt mad waren bieie @inwanberer In
Der Webrbsit 0euti5e unb Der @eiten nal
bas 3teI berisIben.
Sedsunb3wan3i Stdbte In
Wafaduietts itimmteu bieies Sabr fur
@~epdbruns bes Stimmre6ts an Srauen
BET StabtuabIen. SIM 8s,bdItniGe sur
@siammt,abI Der Stabtssmsinben bss
Staates Wafaduisttss TT biss wenia,
psnn man bebsstt, baB MaHaduietts
LANCE 3eit bic Wiese Der SrausnredteIei
par.
Gin rieitser alligator uurbe
per einiseu Easeu In Der Ndbe BON 2ittle
&od In Nrtanias Don 3wei Sarbisen set5os
tet. Diele fubrsn NIT sinem &abn iber
ben SaIine &tuer, ais tie BON sem GENIAL.
tisen Tbisre ansesrifen wurbeu. Sbr
Boot mar msbrmals In @efabr, uunseuor.
fen 3u petben, ebe es ginem BON ibuen
seIans, benz alligator sinsn Slinteuf9aB
bur1 has ause In ben Ropf tu iasen. Das
erIeste Ebier 1T q 5ub lang.
aud In Ia a asitirsn bic Gem:
p~erensIer isst nit 9pnamit. 6arsli9
uu,ben &benbs 4. .. f9were 9pnamitpas
tronsn In bic Wtrtbi9aft pom Seffner &
Co., IN YaIeftine, Rosciusco Co., sepor,
fen, uobur1 Elm Wann Namens Ruff ses
tSbtet, Ssffnet's Sobn f9wer psrpunbet,
unb has sanae Snnere bss 9ebdubss aers
f6rt wurbsu.
DieIanse gIad S9Iudt i'm
@unnilon SIuB, bur1 weI9e bic Oeuper
unb @io @ranbs giienbabn laufen ion, III
10 ense unb BITE tersenserabe au~fftetsenbsn
SeIssemdnbe 70 bod, bas bic Stsrns am
bsuifen Gage seieben wsrben t6nnen. I'm
einisen 9ldsen tnb bic Wdnbe eine Weile
bod uno taum bwii4en 40 uub so Sub
%ausetnanber.
Sn elmer .faibionablen" 161ter.
I9ule In Detroit frus bic 9ebrerin tirsltd,
uie pieIe Der Wdb9en anpeienb ieien. aIs
fe teine Gntport s,bieIt, misberbolte He
bic Srass, worauf bic iinsfe SdaIertn ibr
Rds9sn aufpafenb, antuortets: v@s finb
a4t1fbn iunse Damen anusienb, bic Wdb:
den ftnb aqe In Der Ei9e!"
Sn Buffalo ssbt man NIT benz
YIane UNI, Elm permanentsa ausfeuunsss
ssbdube bu erri4tsn.
Intern Is. W al mslbst man BON
2~afapstte, Sub. eesten Dienfas Nadt
batten mir bier bsftissn Srot unb biIbste
lid gis pom Der Dide zines 9tsrtsI 3o0ss.
Das frabs @sIidtOrn wurbe usrni9tst unb
fat aue @smiie unb 8ssrenfrii4te babsn
s%elitteu. Bisber mar Der Sriibltns iebr
sinifts sepeien unb bic 0ssetation mar
psrbdItniBmdBis melt uOran. Ter 0ei3sn
bate bereits Asbren anseiebt, ebenio pie
Der 8ossen. Die st6Beren Obflortsn
babsn bios penis seIitten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30

On rolls the ball". - Serr 8. SO.
Mcguuasb, Wanassr ber Diqiarb. Slid
Sabritantsn z. W. Brunsmid q 8alfe
60. In ct. 9ouis, Wo., iberiaabte uns
Dor Rurssm folsenbsn tnterefanten Bel.
tras. - 5srr We@uaasb i9retbt: vginer
unfersr @siddftsfreunbe tbeiIt uns BON
@aIsna, StOne Co., Wo. weldes tn elmer
iebr %unssiunbsu, fisbsrreiaen @ssenb Iiest
NIT, baB CT bur9 einen Sisberanfau bets
nabs ssIdbmt porben isi unb baB er ben
@sbrau9 ieiues re5ten Irmss unb ieiner
rsdtsn Sanb gang u~erIorsn sebabt babe,
bab er bur5 8ufau an bas ct. Satobs
Del setommsn isi, unb boB inn bisiss
WRittel aud wisber poIfcmmen ben Sc:
brau5 isinsr @Iisbsr suridssseben babe"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30
Webrasfa.

8onaIIsn sutsn @rntsn, psI9e
Rebrasta In bisiem Sabre sruartst, per,
ipri1t bic RartoffeIernte bic bette 3u per'
ben. Nidt nur III bic NIT bislsr Sru6t
bslielte 0obsnfld5s srSBer oils In friberen
Sabren, ionbsrn bas GusitBsn Der iungsn
Sprofen unb anbere 8si9en laifen aud
sutes @sbsibsu Der Pfanten eruartsn,
@enn &artofisItdfsr unb anbere i6dnbIi9s
Snietten fern blsibsu, 10 uirb Der grtras
UNI bic 5dIfte grocer ausfaaen aIs In IL
genb sinsm fribsrsn Sabre. Oie ausf9.
ten fir Obj finb iebr sinffis. a'pfeL
gHrf9e, 6iriden u. (. 10. inb pislusr'
ipre&enb. @sIi6torn 1T TIM Wa&stbum
etwas 3uridssbIiebsn, unb bin unb wisber
wirb man ss naSpfanjsn mifen, aber an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30

9intersebdube fub nur penis bei9abist.
9stber psransIidie mdbrenb Der 2Sidarbsit
Der feauertretenbe S%pritsumsiitsr Der fret.
uiutsen Seuerpebr, inbem inn bur9 ber'
abitirbenbes 9ebdIt eth Dsin erbebIt9 Be,
i4abist wurbe.-Osr bisbsrise 8irssrmei'
fer Binter bon Sprin 9 siit, obns llrIaub
gum nebmsu, pI6sli9 abssreiit unb pis
man ue,mutbst, auf benz Wsss mad slms
rita. SinauSteae BsbrdusuiHe ioasn i'm
bsucssn baben, isinsr gaterfabt ben Rit'
Ten Al tebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30
Wrs. Partinatun iaat /:

vNsbmt teiue BON ben Quadialbermit.
teIn, neil fe i9dbIi9 auf bas meni9li9e
Seitem pirten, ionbern isst nur 8srtrauen
tn HopfenbitterS, weI@es ausemsine
S9pd9e, 8~erfopfuns unb aIs 9ronii9sn
Rrantbeiten beiIt. @s bat Siaat pom eis
mem beftisen Nnfa1 pom Nsruen Sieber III,
rirt. @s III bas ne plus ultra auer Wsbis
sinen.-, Bottom GLOBE"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30

Sn alien Stanben finben mir si, mad
isnoss Sntersie fir Or. @usuit a6nis's
hamburger Eropfeu. Ssrr @sbbart Sis,
9sbrsr in WaceSou, O., idrsibt, baB Or.
glus. 66uis's hamburger Eropfen ME tn
ietnem 5auie tebIen, ba linn bieieIbsn isbr
CUTE Otenite tbaten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30

Gin Grfennangs,ei6en. - Der ddts
9iebis WaI3 @rtract fabrt als etiquette
bas 8iIbniB Baron BON 9iebis's unb stne
GaeHmile ietner llntsri9rift, iouie Der Ser:
rem u. 8oseIsr q 60. tn Baltimore, Wb.,
bic aQsinissu Nsenten flr Nmerita.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30

ben meifen Srten ieben BITE Sd6Blinse
gut aus. Gue tIeineren @etretbeartsn Bic.
ten bic bsifen ausf9ten.
Die Stabt omaha beanipru9t
istt At, 900 @%inpobnsr; BET benz Genius
Don 1880 betrus bic @inuobuer3abI 80, SIS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30
Rbsins uub M oieIIanb.

Don alien Ssitsn trsffsn Ssridts sin
BON benz S9aben, mel9eu bic fallen Nd9te
pom 8. bis gum IL. April tn GsIbern unb
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-16
A Fortune Hunter Fooled.

New York Worlds Newport Special.
In the summer of 1879 there came to New
port gentleman of distinguished mien, and
the owner, also, of distinguished surname.
He had not been here long before he fell in
love with young lady who was visiting one
of our best known summer visitors. Fortu-
nately, however, as the young man thought, he
discovered that her friends were not wealthy,
and his ardor cooled. and what was under
stood to be an engagement was at an end. In
the year 1880 he came again, and once more
he fell in love, and this time with young
lady whose friends "cut DASH" The mar
rage took place in New York that fall, and
not long after the fortune-hunter discovered
that his bride and her friends were even worse
off than he, for he really had a moderate in
come. The marriage has proved a most IN
happy one; in fact, it is stated that arrange
ments have already been made looking to that
end. The gentleman passed small portion
of the season here, and it is no secret among
his intimates that the financial condition OF
the wifes family is the cause of all the trouble.
OF course, society laughs.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-16

A San Francisco correspondent of the Bal
timore Sun says: at may be a surprise to
your readers to learn that all the lands for
many miles around Oakland are in the cotton
belt, and acre for acre they will beat Georgia
in the weight and quality of cotton securely
harvested (mind you) year by year. None
better knows than Georgia the value of cotton
mills amid cotton fields. Add to this that we
have the whole trade of the great Occident
(which you call the ORIENT 5000 nearer to US,
and it cannot help striking your eastern and
southern manufacturers that California offers
to their sons superior inducements to bring
their spare mills to this sure highway to for
tune"
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-16
LAREDO JOTTINGS.
LAREDO, Oct. Ia, 1882.

LAREDO, Oct II, 1852.
Editor EVENING LIGHT:
Last night was too bad for Mr.. Finlay, so
it was put off until tonight; he is expected to
90 for Major Ochiltree red hot, but it will be
Of no use, for Webb county will 60 solid for
the red headed ranger.
The streets of Laredo was a sheet Of water
from the heavy rains of yesterday. Last night
a drunken woman was taken out Of the
middle of one of the principal streets in a
drowning condition; it was very difficult to re-
store her to life, but the old remedy Of rolling
on barrel brought the unfortunate to life once
more.
The I. and G. N. bridge is on the eve of
being started again.
The Episcopalians will soon have their
church finished; it will be nice little brick
building, small but very neat.
Laredo is having some very fine buildings
erected, all out of brick. The finest material
for making brick can be found in this vicinity.
Some Of the custom house guards and
smugglers had shooting scrape night before
last on the other side of the Rio Grande; no
one hurt, but few goods were captured. I
heard an officer say that there was more
smuggling and smugglers in and around La
redo than any place on the border. l don't
doubt it, for Laredo is the largest city on the
Rio Grande, mime thousand inhabitants).
Quite crowd OF the Carlo officials were in
the city for the past few days, but have left
this morning.
A large crowd of Mexican gentlemen from
Monterey, Mexico, left for Corpus Christi this
morning, intending to 60 to Galveston by
water. returning by the way Of San Antonio
by rail. heard several Of them say they had
never been into the United States before.
They had great desire to see the two largest
cities in Texas, They are 6ne-looking body
of young gentlemen.
Twas told yesterday that gentleman was
speaking of erecting an iron foundry on the
other side of the river.
The officers of Fort Mcintosh had pleas
ant time the other night at the post. Fort
Mcintosh is the best-looking post on the
frontier; they have the most gentlemanly Off
GERS and men have ever met.
Several Of our Laredoites are at San Anto-
MO attending court.
A little girl was badly bitten by dog this
morning. Laredo needs dog law badly, as
the city can boast of large supply.
Tell the San Antonio boys that there is
some talk of a. feast in December; if they want
to have fun to come down.
heard a gentleman say this morning that
he would not be without the LIGHT, as he got
more news from it than any paper in the state
both home and foreign. F. L.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-16
THE HANCOCK BAR'L.

We have heard good deal about the Club
bel bar'l" and about the wool men subscrib-
ing campaign fund, but the following from
the Galveston News Austin special is the
only reliable ''bar'p' news we have seen :
ssNesrly every speaker Of force in this city is
preparing to take the ii Id for Judge Han
cock, and private citizens have contributed
freely and largely to county campaign fund. -
It's about time the people Of old Bexar
we're waking up to the necessity Of putting
General Hancock and his staff Of Austin poli-l
ticians in their little beds. Hancock was
loud in his denunciation of the "Hubbel bar'l,'
but he is not avsrse to bleeding his followers
to.promote his canvass.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-16
Big Fish Stories.

From the Columbus, Ca, Enquirer-Sun.
You have no doubt heard great many fish
stories in your life, and put great many in
your largely circulated paper for your patrons
to read, but you have missed it by not sending
man to Apalachicola, Fla, for the purpose
of getting them up. There he would get
nothing but solid facts. For instance, Mr..
William Floyd tells what happened with
himself and friend while fishing up in the
lake above Apalachicola. They had been
out fishing ali day, and on going to
camp for supper they concluded to have
three catfish they had caught that even
ing for supper. 1t was BilPs job to
prepare the fish for the meal. The fire was
made, and when he had good hot bed Of
ashes and coal, he takes the cat, walters it in
the hot embers for several seconds to split the
skin, when he stripped off the skin and took
out The entrails and gills. He put the fish
down a second to get the fry pan, and 10! Mr..
Catfish took to the water and swan of.
Again, Mr.. Jack Mcneil declares that he
has seen fish lay out in the hot sun for six or
eight hours, until they would almost smell
bad, and would swim off when thrown into
the water. You bet there are sights to be seen
in that part of the world, and no doubt, in
fact, am willing to bet that Will Floyd and
Jack Mcneil 1.-THE engineer) if man would
only take q round with them for one day,
could fish story unfold that would challenge
the world and carry off the prize. The beau
ties of their relatings, are they give full guard
antes that every word they utter is true.
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When General Hancock exclaimed in his
opening speech in this city, "You little sheep
men! don'tyou bleat!" he little dreamed that
he had struck an old ram that would be likely
to but the wind out of his pomponshide before
he got through the campaign.
Hancock went west to convince the people
that they could make much money shearing the
democratic party than shearing sheep, but re =
turned to his Austin hackers with gloomy
story about the stubborn ''httle sheep man."
and peremptorily ordered all the little. fellows
who had put him on the track
to take the field against
the ''little she epman." McLeary is to 60
out over the same ground covered by the gent
eral, and try to pull the wool over the eyes O
the people; while every cross road is to be
walked by the hirelings of the Austin crowd.
We clip the following from the Galveston
News special, which will give our readers an
idea of the Hancock panic:
The attorney-gensral, by special request,
will address the constituencies and
places as follows: Castroville, October %;
Uvalde, October "a; Bracket, October IS;
Del Rio, October 26; Bandera, October 28th.
Nearly every speaker of force in this city is
preparing to take the field for Judge Hancock,
and private citizens have contributed freely
and largely to the county campaign fund.
There will be three speakings Tomorrow night
Archer and Morris at Fiskville, Sneed and
Moore at Webbervills, and Jackson and
Carleton at Oatmanville. Congressman Mills
and Reagan are expected to visit the district
simultaneously with Senator Coke.
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NEWS NOTES AND COMMENT.

Geo. Finlay addressed the people of Lare-
do on the nth, and declared that he stood
along side Of Messrs. Bayard, Howe and others
ON the tariff question. The people of the 9TH
are determined to ask Mr.. Geo. to stand aside
this time. r '7 ~"
Gen. ]. B. Robertson has challenged Ire
land to . joint discussion. Ireland won't be
likely to Try on so genuine an old confed. as
the General; Hoods brigade might be stirred
into actien. ,'
Gov. Davis spoke in Bastrop on the I4th.
A special reporter Of The Express took the
tone of public sentiment from a member of
the German brass band, and concludes that
the republican majority win be reduced to
Eve hundred.
Ireland ventured to speak to the good peo-
pie Of Bolton on the 18th; he don't seem to
care about Coke's opinion Of him, or he
thinks he's bigger man than Coke!
Two gentlemen candidates for . district
judgship, in the 27th district, got into the can
vass and became so disguised that they both
withdrew. IF they had lived in this county
they would have had stronger stomachs.
The town Of Burnett was the scene of the
biggest pow-wow Of the campaign, on last
Saturday. The old alcalde spoke, Hancock
spoke, Lubbock spoke, and Macmillan Ter
rel spoke. John Ireland was over the hills
and far away.
The yellow fever still hangs on to the low
e. Rio Grande. g..
Judge Pfeuffer has been speaking broken
English to the people of San Marcos. The
Judge is q Hancock German, and labors under
the impression that he is statesman.
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Notice.
1. SARTOR.

Mrs. l.. Rhein takes this method to thank the
residents and those who have heretofore pat
rOnized her late husband that she will continue
the business in her own name. She will keep
on hand a full and select stock of general mcr-
chandize consisting of dry goods, fancy goods
and notions. In addition to which the grocery
department will always be fully kept up with
every thing desirable for family supplies.
Prices will be low and satisfaction guaranteed
at her store on Austin street, near the Sunset
depot. Nlj-tf'