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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-03

Can't. Plankey reports the general condi-
ton of property and inmates good, which
report was received and filed.
The Committee on Court House and Jail
recommended che payment of bills aggre.
eating 81, GOA Ga, and bills of Squires and con-
Stables (which are to be paid ont OF general
school fund.- of $l13. They further report.
ed that Squire Philips had presented bill
of $55, for inquests held on eleven deceased
persons, victims OF the Scioto disaster,
which they recommended the board to re-
ject. On motion, the board approved the
report and ordered it filed.
The Committee OH Roads and Bridges re-
ported bills aggregating SS54.25, which
were ordered paid.
The Committee and Fin ance and Ac-
counts recommended for payment bills ag-
gregating S345.34. which were also ordered
paid.
Several petitions were read and referred
to their respective committees.
The special Committee on Finance and
Accounts and Roads and Bridges rec
ommend that the east abutment OF the
bridge across Waddle. run, near the juno
ton of that and Woods run, be moved out
six feet, and that wing ten feet long be
united TO the south abutment, and also that
the bridge be raised one foot higher, which
report was adopted.
On motion of Terrill the Road Surveyors
were required to give bond to the Board in
the sum of $3.50 for faithful discharge OF
their duties.
Several minor resolutions were read and
adopted. :,
Messrs Kaisley & Brooks filed their bond
of S., 900 as coal contractors to the county.
On motion of Schultze the Board then
adjourned,
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STANDARDS.

Standards ...............0 0 /
Earned runs-Detroits. s; Standards, B.
Three base hit-Hanlon.
Two-base hit-Lukens.
Struck out-wood, 2; Farrell, l; Lukens, l.;
Rick, Q; Rosenberg, !.
Left on base-Detroits, 2; Standards
Time Of game-Two hours.
Umpire-Mr. Mactntyre.
Driscoll will pitch to-day.
Both mines will play ball to-day.
Barkley's errors were very costly.
Laird was sadly missed yesterday.
The game will be called at 2:3O to-day.
The Detrots say there will be a game to-
day.
Kicks right field action yesterday was first
class.
Rhees is not as good pitcher as he is a
rightfelder.
Welsh Isl valuable acquisition to the
Wheeling nine.
1t was chumpity-chump on the Fair
grounds yesterday.
The Standard nine cosld be materially
bettered right in this city.
Rosenberg should be relieved or alternate
playing days with Rhees in the right field.
II the Standards had had pitcher yes
terday the result would have been diter-
ent.
Rhees pitched yesterday under protest,
and only consented when no one else would
try it.
Moffatt injured his arm during his recent
absence and this fact prevented his pitch
ing yesterday.
Berger is a good umpire, but lacks rapid
ity and strength of decision. HIS element
airy ideas are good.
Wheeling crowds are positively "kickers,"
and the conduct of the crowd which lined
the fences and filled the grand stand yes
terday was reprehensible in the extreme.
From the conduct the dastardly, dis
graceful conduct in the grand stand yester-
day. the Detroits would infer that the
blackguards of Wheeling had turned out
to witness the game, and there might be
less violent differences.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE
The Nest Recent News of a Personal
Character.

Character.
L. l.. Smith, OF Johnstown. Pa, is in the
city.
Mr., c l. Wood, OF Quincy, Ills, is at the
Mcclure.
J. G. Marshal, Esq, of Fairview, W. Va.
is at the Mcclure.
Timothy Stilwell, Esq, OF Moundsville,
was in the city yesterday.
Rev J. Leiper and bride, OF ClaySyille,
Pa, was in the citp Yesterday.
r. H. Phelan, Esq, prominent lawyer
of Wsyuesburg, Pa, is at the Mcclure.
VIM. Blagney, Esq, OF Delaware. o., is
the guest of Andrew Hamilton, Esq, on
the Island.
Judge A. c. Caldwell. OF Little Rock,
Ark, Is visiting his brother, Commissioner
B. f. Caldwell.
Capt. +. B. Bowie and W. H. Brintos, of
the Rtna glass works, Bellaire, were in the
city yesterday.
A. ID. Slower has resigned his position IS
collector with Friend ( Son, and accepted
one with G. Mendall& Co, --..-
Miss Rosie Miller, who has been visiting
Miss Annie Woeber, Of the South side, left
for home on Sunday evening.
Charlie Simpson, q popular young man
of this city, left yesterday to spend the
winter at Glendiye, Montana
Thomas 7. Shea, business agent for the
comedians Robson and Crane" who APP
pear at the Opera House next Monday and
Tuesday evenings, is in the city.
Among the arrivals at the Mcclure yes
terday we noticed the members of the De.
troit base ball club, J. N. Duysll, Balti-
more, H. Mcmillan, Philadelphia, N. Sill
vester. New York, and N. France, Port
land, ".
Henry Horkheimer and wife, Miss Hat
tie Horkheimer, Mrs. Regina Horkheimer,
Mrs. Leuscheim and daughter, the Misses
Rose and Anna Baer, and Mr.. L. and julius
Horkheimer, left yesterday for Detroit, to
be present at the wedding of Mr.. Bernard
Horkheimer and Miss Stella Simm, Of De-
troit tonight.
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DASH ron LIBERTy.
A workhouse Prisoner Escapes By
SWIMMING the River.

Yesterday afternoon while gang OF the
workhouse prisoners was engaged in doing
some work for the city on Coal street, near
the head of Third, Erich" Forsyth broke
away and ran down the hill at . terrific
gate, hotly pursued however by the Over.
seer, who finally chased him aboard the
"Muldoon's picnic boat house, near the
gut" Forsyth went through the house
and up the bank OF the river until he
reached a boat near the saw mill, which
he boarded and attempted to cross the river
in. At that moment the Little Anna
passed and her waves capsized the scow,
and threw the escaping prisoner into the
water. He at once struck out for the Ohio
shore, but finding that he could not swim
so far he took off his coat and cried for
help. A man crossing tho river in skif
took him up and carried him safe to Ohio
and liber y. The adventure in the water
was witnessed by scores of people who in
terestedly watched it from the shore. For
sytbe was serving out sentence for raising
a disturbance in Gordon's restaurant.
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Transfers.

The following transfers were admitted to
record yesterday:
A deed made out September 10Th, 1882,
by.Emma b. Carter to George Crumbacker
for tract of land near Manchester, in the
city OF Wheeling, for $2,377.72.
A deed made August 2lst, 1882, by sam
Smith and wife to the Board of Education
of Liberty District for tract Of land i'll
Liberty township for $50.
A deed made August 10th, 1882, by Henry
Roth and wife to Fred. Schenck for lot No.
3 in Fulton, known as Steenrod's addition,
for AZ 60
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Washiurtop, Pa, lair.

The Washington County, Pa, Fair be.
gins this morning, and will continue four
days During the last year the most ex-
tensive Improvements have been made in
the buildings and grounds, and the changes
will be favorably remarked by all visitors
this year. The grounds have been en-.
larged by the acquisition Of other land, and
the changes in the interior of the build.
ings have been such as to commend
them to the favor of all. The cattle show
this season will be the finest ever seen in
Western Pennsylvania. The breeding OF
fine cattle has become very extensive IN
that state. and breeders from three or four
states will compete for premiums on their
stock, The speed contests, will be very
attractive feature of the fair, and the pre-
miums most liberal. Maj. A. 6. Happier,
the Secretary, has been unremitting in his
efforts to make the fair attractive this year,
and OF course he will succeed.
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wheeling and Lake Erie.

NORwALK, O., October 1.-The reOrgan.
lied management of the Wheeling and
Lake Erie took control to day, as follows:
M. d. Woodford, General Superintendent,
vice J. r. OliAer, resigned; Jas. NJ. Hall,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, vice
VIM. Mckinley, resigned; G. f. Wilson,
Chief Engineer, vice VIM. McWilliams,
resigned; A. G.. Blair, General Freight
Agent. All the new men are experienced
and well known railroaders, and we'll quail
flied for their positions.
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LAID TO BEST.
FUNERAL OF oeerse Cesad Yesterday
9nAEf gAfterHoou. :


. Quite large number Of friends and acs
ouaintances Of Mr.. George Gczad gathered
at his residence on Fifteenth street yester-
day afternoon 70 discharge the last sad du-
ties of man to man. The funeral services
were conducted by the Rev. DR.. Mulf'rd, OF
the First Baptist Church, and were OF .
most interesting and impressive nature.
At the conclusion Of the address Oh LII.
milford the remains were taken in charge
by the newspaper men present and re-
moved TO the Peninsula cemetery, where
they were inferred. The pail bearers were
N. +. Frame, Esq, W. P; Wiley, Austin
Beach, S. A. Kepner, E. w. ShalleToss ana
John +. Baker. The newspaper men IN
the city were nearly all present, and the
printers of the various offices, who were
very much attached to the deceased, were
well represented.
The presznotices of Mr.. Cozad through
out the West are all of most compliment
tary and eulogistic character. The Press
Club of this city will meet to-day and take
appropriate action in regard to the death
OF their late brother.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, Isse.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

Discrimination, Schraaer & Co.
Opera House-Uncle Toms Cabin.
Olive Observation-Disclosures Butchers
Sons.
Feather Dusters-G. Mendel & Co.
Overcoats-T. C. Moffat & Co.
Wanted-Carrier Boy.
Wanted-Quarrymen.
wanted-BOarders.
Oyster Parlor-Thos. +. Heymau.
Republican Meeting At Capitol Square.
Thsnks-D. A. Mckee and Family-lLo-
cal Page
Fresh Cranberries-J. II. Diehl & Co
Local Page.
Family Dves-R. H. List--Local Page
Window Cases for Sale-Miller X Franz
helm.
The Victor Flour-Edwsrd Reid.
Imported and Domestic WineS-Tidal
Wave Saloon.
Granite wsre-G. w. JOhnSOn's Sons.
Button and Lace Shoes. t, Stone.
The Champion Iron Fence-B. Fisher &
Son.
White and Red Lead-W. A. Wilson.
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True IN HerTrnsI

Too much cannot be said of the ever
faithful wife and mother, constantly watch
ing and caring for her dear ones, never neg
lecting a single duty in their behalf. When
they are assailed by disease, and the sys-
tenn should have thorough cleansing. the
stomach and bowels regulated, blood puri.
fed, and malarial poison exterminated, she
must know that Electric Bitters are the
only sure remedy. They are the best and
purest medicine in the world, and only
cost so cents Sold by Logan & Co.
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DIED..

THoMPsON-Monday, October 2, 1882, at 6:3o
o'clock a; M. ROBERT 4. THOMPSON, aged IS
years and 10 days.
Funeral from hislste residence, the Caldwell
Mansion, this Tuesday, afternoon al O'Clock.
Friends are invited TO attend. Interment at
Peninsula cemetery.
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Denied.
Back At Work.

UTICA, N. Y, October THE application
for a writ OF habeas corpus in the case Of
Sergeant Mason was denied.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-03

NEW YORK, October "A private meet
ing of importers and manufacturers will be
held at the Windsor hotel this evening to
take action regarding the candidates for
Congress, who will advocate the abolition
of all duties on raw materials.
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Answer This.

Can you find case of Brights Disease
of the Kidneys, Diabetes, Urinary or Liver
Complaints that is durable, that Hop Bit
tiers has not or cannot cure? Ask your
neighbors if they can.
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PHOTOGRAPH.
JUDGES OF ELECTION

JUDGES OF ELECTION
A ND CANvAssERs ~ THE yOni
IA be cast on October lOth.
At a special meeting OF n. Bosrd o. I'd
missioner, held september I'll, the ,olsg
persons we're appointed Co,ntn!.iousS \,
Canvasers of the election 10 b held og ~
Der 10th next:
WASHINGTON psrEST.
Al vigildnt Rngis, RrS
Commissioner Michael EiNani,, ia.
Roberts, Louis weitZel.
CanSassers-A. 7. Garden, WA. Krs
Fritz sehrip.
tom .t,siones-Ed. nsmm, p. tn,
MADISON DISTINCT.
Al Sroond Ward Nrb'.
Commfsionerx-G X. Wheat, n fSis
VIM. Richardson.
CanVassers-Jas ii. Niece, Elias T. ~
Jr., r. T.. Nnn.
On Island.
Commiss,oners-RH II. Gillsspy. n 7 o,
we'll, Hugh AcGraw.
CLAY DISTRICT.
Al Curt Hour
CCmmissioi1ers-M. Reilly "'f'fN-~
John Clator.
Canvassers-& II. Beach. II. H. fehf's]
'o''ph ~ i r,x,o, DISTRICT
At Atsantic Engin, Hoas.
co,,n,,s,,ncu-EC G.. Iefrers, Auru,. I'd,
Inc j. III Ewing.
Canvassen-Wn. Harvey, John Botir'
q, Hannah.
CEsTER DISTRICT.
Al G.u,ds Hnss Hour
n r. Mnfiat.
Canyp Myle~, Y. w. Dstsss|
John +. Miller.
wEBsTn pnfRIcL
Al United E.gi~ Hour.
Commisslousrs-s. Clark, J. N. ToiALp
cross4. -
CanSa,srrsuL. H. A'onsn'' '''
""' ptrcuIr District.
",tI I,mr,
c,mm,.s,onsm~W.v. Urabe. L. MN
M Cready.
Csnvassers-w c. HAndian. VIM o"1s'
hneha' o1n'1 Id,m, s.tnoI Hour.
comm,x,,ouers-J. y. 8srvin. R. crs',N'
RoSman.
p..,;.., M n Mr. Lau,-.
Commi~ionen-E. l.. DennI', J.DsS "
selI. Taylor Foreman.
p-..;,., IA . nj .Jau.ls RoJiason'i. ~ -
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Via p, G. 4 St L, Ry., PanAAAdie

NIA F., z. q hI- L ny, FAu1AAHie
RAAse.
wednesday, o october 4th, the P. c. & st.
L. Ry., will sell excursion tickets Wheel
ing TO Cincinnati and return, at 500 for
round trip, including admission to the RK-
position. -.. f..
Trains leave Wheeling S:25 A. n, ILL P.
NJ. AIR P. n. Tickets will be good return
ing until October 9th. Remember, this is
the direct and popular route to Cincinnati.
and 70 avoid transfers and tedious delays,
see that your tickets read via p, C. & st. l.
Ry. -
For tickets or other information apply to
agents P, st. L. Depot. foot OF Eleventh
street, Wheeling, or Union Ticket Office,
New Mcclure House. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-03

TwKNrY-oNE new patterns Of silk hand
kerchiefs for quilts, just received at Som
neborn Bros.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-03

IF.you buy Charter Oak Flour You will
never want to change. 1t is good every
time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-03

CHARIKR OAK is, II possible, better than
ever. Ask your grocer for it; every barrel
warranted.
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A. xames Hotel. october 2. 1851.


F sugden, Pittsburg W Black wood, city
II Kemple, Clsrngtn w Wilson, city
w Comstock .Sandsky r DanehoO, Columbus
l. Maearoni, Italy g Candy, do
l. Rich ardson, Mt Workman, b q u
Vernon JH Good, city
p Francis, Newark NJ Ely and two ladies
L A Fletcher, Bellaire Waynesburg
Hem pstone, N Y 8 NJ Shelter ,C1aysville
GeoTurner, + airmont Cameron, W ashingtn
EFF Reed, Pleasant Crk WHUariuthus, Mounds
l. Alexander, city J W Sweeney, city
II Mend, city A l. Piper. Detroit
l. Ridgely, + airmont ] Mcmahon, B&O
EJNuzum, do ID Mallory, Pittsburg
n Lemby Burton J Flood, Steubenv'e
] Brown, Wellsburg J II Perkins, Eiyria
Masters, Phila PM CTamer, Y onn gst'n
WA Brown, do A w Craner, Wellsbz
Il Townsend ,Zanesv W HuLehison, Bellsyl
West Virginia Drum Corps, Of Fairmont:
Aaron Thorn, LIST fifer Major + Watts, LIST
Abb Knight, End nifer tenor drum
NJ b Thorn, 3rd fifer SW GernsY, Ind do
w Thorn, bass drumJ NJ Thorn, Bird do
TIE Shell" silk handkerchiefs made en-,
pressly for quilts at Somehow Bros.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-03

WASHINGTON, d. c., October 2-secretary
Lincoln was at his desk at the War De-
partment to-day
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ATTENTION is called to the notice of the
Washington County Fair, which begins
to-day.
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ASK your grocer for Charter Oak Flour.
Robert Simpson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-03

For Ladies' and Gentlemen in
Fall Styles, at -
j. w. AMICK'S,
No. 1143 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-03

"WHENEvER you are sick aud the doctor
tries this and then that stop fooling and
take PEsUNA."
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HOTEL AKRIvALS.

THE newest things in silk handkerchiefs
lust received at Somehow Bros.
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naA.n on oonnrss1oNERs.
Regular Monthly Meeting Of the Ceus.

ty Legislature, Yesterday. y =
The Board of Commissioners met at the
Court House, yesterday, to settle up the
county business for September, pass upon
bills and make such provisions for October
as might be NECESSARY. In the absence OF
President Speidel, Mr. Carnahan acted;
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and signed. Mr.. Speidel appeared.
The Joint committee Roads and Bridges
and Finance and Accounts, and Mr.. Abram
wilson, of Brooke county, reported the
awards made on account of the line bridge
over Short Creek: p. Q. Shrake, masonry,
Is per cubic yard; VIM. Davis, filling in the
approaches, q cents per cubic yard. The
Bridge Company of Massillon, Ohio, was
awarded the contract for building an iron
bridge, one hundred feet span in the clear,
twelve feet wide, at 81 per hneal foot, over
Short Creek near its mouth.
The Canton Bridge Company was award
ed the contract for the IS foot span iren
bridge, ~ feet wide, high truss, with ca
pacity of so pounds to the square foot, at
cost Of Sl45i per lineal foot which report
was adopted and ordered filed.
On Poor House and Farm, the Committee
recommended for payment bills aggresa-
ting 81, 3ls. SO, and submitted the report OF
Superintendent Plankey, which is as fol-
lows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-03

Tan xatsred silk handkerchief, the
nrettiest ever made for quilts, at Some
born Bros.
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III. DrzHI & Co, J. s. wslty, Worthen
a TSsman. George K. McMechen, X J.
smyth sud II. +. BehreDS sell Charter Oak.
Robsrt Simpson, Wholesale Agent
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FINE SHOES

Go 10 the MrLure House cigar stand
for the inest Imported Cigars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-03

EINErY-osE new styles SILK hsudker-
chiefs just received q, Ssnnehorn Bros.
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%. CINCINNATI AND RETURN. q.

THB shell" silk handkerchiefs made en-
pressly for quilts at Somehow Bros.
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Carrier boy. Call at this Office between
EIGHT and nine O'Clock this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-03

Total pieces handled "a, 81.
Increase over September, 1881, 2l,T6S pieces.
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rhnrmnmerer RArara,

ThermomeIer BeoOFus
As taken at schnepFs Opera House drug
aknPa.
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= 3 tttH rs sa-sr f-Hef 1ra-is7, q - 20 I'D
~ = & 8. ssl-s.l q $500 - sfze -
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Letter Carriers Report

Letter Carriers Report
We are indebted to the Chief
Clerk at the pOsSoffice, for the following
report of the business done at the Office for
September:
DELIYKRED.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07

Bilium 8. gousbIin pom CONNER.
pile, Wof., iast: SIN 9erbf 1875 uurbe
i'd BON elmer befttsen 2unssnbIutuns, Der
Elm i9psrer Suifen foIste, befa0sn. Sd
uerlor Mppetit unb 6ieii4 uub warb belts
IGseris. Sn 1877 wurse i'd ms Soipis
tai aufsenommen. Die aerste iusten, Id
bdtte elm God in Der Yunss, 10 srObe wie
eth baIber Dollar. gu elmer Ssit mar bas
@eridt i'm umIauf, i9 iei toot. Sd CAB
BITE 5offnuns auf. aber eth Sreunb iaate
mir pon DR.. William Halls Balsam for the
lungs. Sd i9affte mir cine 5Iai@e on,
aIs Bu meinsm @rftaunen i'd anfins mid
better au fibIsu, unb beute sebt es better
ais felt brei Sabreu.
Sd idreibe bieies, boffenb. bdB ieber.
Der NIT trantsn 2uugsn bebaftet III, DR..
William Halls Balsam nsbme unb bun
dberseust, bab S4pinbiu@t sebeilt per>
ben fann. Sd tam poftiu iasen, bae Go
mir msbr seuIst bat, aIs ale anberen Wee'
~biBinen, bic Id felt meiner Rrantbeit nabm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
Am Souutaa poriser Wo9e bra

Am Souutas poriser @o&e bra
den 8 Bubsn uon IL obsr Is Sabrsn
tn WefpbaI unb 5iubs gilsnIaben, unb
waren bran R@ pafsnbe Taf@enmef er aus
3ufuden, ais u~nuerboffter Weiie Der Sobn
zines Der gisentbamsr unb isin &amsrob
ben 2aben bstrutsn. 3wsi Der Burden
wurben fsffsenommen, Der brittle snttam.
Sic uarsn bur9 Elm RsasrIo9 sinsefiessr,
unb batten cine S9eibemauer burdbro9su,
um tn ben StOre gu ~seIansen. Wontas
wurbsn a0e bret sefraft. Dis snsIiidsn
BIdtter ueri9weisen bic Namsn, neil bic
gltern respectable inb. @dren IS arme
EeufeI, warbe ss in bic WsIt binauspc.
iaunt. DaB BITE Ruu,sn usriduissen wsrs
ben, III i9On redt, aber man bebanbeIe bic
gltern. bie bte grtisbuns ibrsr 8inbsr usrs
na&IdBisen sIei@mdBis, Oh fs reid ooer
arm leien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07


26ir ftno ni@t Der Anft&t, bob Der
gsrbredsr ieiner sere@ten Strafe entsebt,
an, auerpenisfsn sin R5rber. Do9 ftnb
MIR sdn,Ii4 bafir, bas ieber MnsetIaste ei.
men sbrIi9sn YrossB erbdIt, unb iei er aud
3.bumaI ein Wsni9, Der i9 an 2eib unb
asben hes Wadaen uersrff. Dtr ieben
NIT @snustbunns, bab R9 uniers aanbs'
Isute tn Chicago enersii& bsmaben. bamit
benz unsladli9sn Sales eth neuer Proseb
b.wiaist usrbs. Der @an bot UNI 70 msbr
@e9t barauf, 'aIs lbsr benz Morb bss 9sb'
Ter nod sin sewifes DunteI i&webt, Ga
les auseni9eiuIt@ ni&t re@t flaren ger'
Hanbes III unb iein atuotat, uu, f& bic
sade gu erIsi&teru, ibm ristb R4 obne
Beitsrss iduIbis au betennsL gisI'
Iei9t mdre Is gut, ~uorerft etnen aufi4ub
b.s r1rtbsits pou, @ouuerneur bes Staatss
gu ~erlansen unb bann bic wsitersn S4ritte
tn aDer 3abs au tbun. Btr ienben uniere
spenbe sur 5abIuns Der Rotten. absr
warum wenben 19 unisre 9anbsleute in
Chicago ni@t an ben boadubii&en gOniuI,
Der bi. Rs9te Der 9ursmburser gu uertrs'
ten bat2 Sbm Iiest ss Oh, S&ritte az
tbun, ia no9 mebr, er bat fur bic WitteI
benz 3usds gu iorssu. Wir m59ten
uniere 9anbsIeuts bitten, uns anf benz
2~aufenben Der Sa9s au balten.