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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-26
In q Ouandary.

Last winter great religious revival was
held in a certain Ohio neighborhood, and sew
eral good men brought all their influence to
bear on certain farmer named Harris. After
many efforts he was brought to the anxious
seat, aud then they had the happiness of hear
ing him announce that he felt himself saved.
In course of three or four days the minister
met him and asked:
"Well, brother Harris, how do you feel ?"
ooh, kinder plaguey mean," was the
reply.
''You do What is the trouble ?"
"Well, l hadn't found the Lord over 20
minutes before run across fruit tree agent
who beat me out of of Sis last year. There
was, ready to fly into the gates of heaven,
and there he was, chuckling to think how he
worked of lot of crab-apple trees on me for
new kind of pear! couldn't even break
his neck, and the old woman she got in said
was allus gittin' in box, and the hull thing
has sorter stirred me up till can't say wheth-
er I'd rather lick lightning.rod man or be an
angel."-[Wall Street News.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-26
Medina Park Excursion.

About four hundred people gathered at
Medina Park yesterday, and the good order
that prevailed spoke well OF those in attend
ance, as the majority consisted of some of our
best citizens. Some of these had formed
groups of ga happy family party" The
largest of these consisted of Messrs. L. c.
Grothaus, H. Degener, A. Nette, Schuetze
and c. Hummel, with several others and
their respective families, who had gone on the
morning train and taken their dinners with
them. Other smaller parties seemed to be
equipped with a complete camping outfit.
The youth and beauty of the fair sex were
largely represented, ami it was amusing to see
some of the gentlemen and bachelors, with
smiles like the full moon, work as if for wages,
with huge fans in a style that would have
done credit to the courtiers of old. This
hasn't any reference to a young and newly
made city dad An additional dancing plat
form had been put up. and at one time both OF
them were fully occupied by the disciples Of
Terpsichore. The excurters all seemed to be
10th to break up when the sun sank behind
the western hills, and the signal was given to
take the train. There was nothing to mar
the pleasures of the day. All seemed bent on
enjoyment, and thus scores another for the
genial manager, Pete Freer.
WITH this issue of The Express Mr.. Stephen
Gould, who has had charge of our CONNER
cial columns for the past three years, retires
from the editorial staff of The Express. In
parting with Mr.. Gould, we desire to testify
To his mapy good qualities as gentleman, and
to his efficiency and laithtulness in the dis
charge of his duties. We have ever found him
trustworthy and valuable assistant. Mr.
Gould will be succeeded by Mr.. ]. G. Rowe,
a gentleman Of long experience and fine repu.
tation as newspaper man. and we commend
him to our business men as one it will be a
pleasure to them to know, and we bespeak fol
him their kindly cooperation, Tor upon Their
assistance the perfection and reliability of his
work must largely depend. IS. A. Express.
Steve Gould is all the Express says of him,
and Rowe is clever gentleman, but Lord,
what scrub Grice is
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-26

By order of Brigadier General Augur:
THOMAS M. VINCENT,
Adjutant General.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
Aus Dem Staate.

Gin iunger W In S'Brien
Gounip fam lstte 8ode gu benz bortieen
County @Iert, UNI ii9 isiusn 9siratbs. grs
laubntBidetn betausSunebmsn. gu isinsm
sroBsm grifaunen musts or isbo5 erfabs
rem, baB nnsefdbr "a Stunben porbsr elm
anberer iunser Raun ifa Bic bstreffenbe
3iesns Sur Serbeirot5nns nit he, Dame
ieines 6ersens berOussenommen babe.
0as seist, ME Iei&tfunis man bier ben
ni9tisiten act bss 2sbens, has Seiratben
nimmt.
erpertommene e, ibsI beridtiate
EsmperenaapofsI Sind, iGiloertc in Wars
ibaltoun bic beuti9e Sran aIs elm . ers
Il mmsnes, f&mustses, ni9tss
nutises @eid5pf unb iu6ts feline
gebauptunsen burd 8eiipisIe, bic er ielbff
becbadtet baben utu, ~ bepeiien. ginen
anbern @eudbrsmann fonnte er ni6t fus
ben, benin Elm ri9tiser gmsritansr a6tet
unb i9dst ben 6IsiS uub bic sporiamteit
Der bsutiden Sraueu uub IaBt nidts auf
its tommen. Dag es ubsr eine Sorte BON
@rnsritanern siebi, bic find BsifaI tIaids
ten, baruater ioser @si&dfisleute, bic
b1uptid6!t9 ron Deuti4sn Ie5sn, benefit
uns nod sinmal, baB Sremben6aB Der
Eemperensbeuesuns III @runbe Iisst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
Die Ba6f i'm Staate.

5sute, Samftas, mo- mir bieies i8reis
ben, finb nod teine eompIeten Beri9te ibsr
bic WabI uorbanben. Oas Organ Der
GempersnsIsr, bas ,Dss Woiuss Rssifisr".
fast omar bic Wsbrbsit TN Staate su 9un'
ten bss amsnbementes iei $4,000, bod
f@snten mir ben Beri&tsn teinen @Iaubeu.
Das BIatt CAB an bic Rebrbsit bstrise
40, 80. Ia $4,000, beute fnb es ueniser
ais 80, 900, morssn werben es uisIsi9t
wsniser ais 2 5000 fem u. ibermorssn Rnb
bic 2euts am Cube NIT 10. 900 Wsbrbsit gus
frisbsu. elder 1T Ieibsr, bas fs seRest
babsn. Mae sr6Bsren Stdbte NIT Nus
nabme Dss Woiues saben bebsutsnbe
Wsbrbeiten sesen bas amenbement, bic
tIsinsn Orte anb bas fade 2anb Webrbsi'
ten bafir uub omar wu4ien bieie Wesrbei:
ten NIT Der gntfernuns pom WiifiRppi
usfIid unb pom Wifouri n6rbIi&. Da
bic 3abIsn ned ni9t fiber finb, 1T ss un'
u5tbis fe mit3utbeiIsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04

CAB ote 8artet, uslde fir ben alien Saa
pIas uar, ibre SppohtlOn nt9t aut. Der
@rSbtf6of parb nit grtefcn unb gstttio
men beitirmt, man ianOte DstssGtioEsn,
bod pbne irsero pel5sn @tfoIg.
8dbrenS bes Wonats SuIi I. s. Latte
bic ben grorbrnngen ses 8ii8ofs oppout:
rsnbe 9nrtet bsmisIbsu - obue iein 0ii
ien-sin Stit 2aub ssi6eutpeiie dbsrtra'
gen NIT ber gebinguus, baB bic neue
&trde barauf sebuut perbe, ba Der alte
gaupIat gu tIsin iet. Mun bra5te bic
S5enturtunbe nod WiIuautse, a5sr Der
gribiidof perpsiserte bic 4nnabme.
Sect ~besannsn bic llnsebOriameu Steine
un6 Baua,ateriaI gu fabrert, UNI obne Gin
wiIisuns-bsfsr seiast ssssn@ iusn-bss
S5erbirtsn cine &ir5e ,s bauen. Der
@Sbii9of proteiiirte; parnte lnO brobts
NIT Strufs, bod obne grfoIs. Da feline
gefsble madtIoS bIisbsu, unteriaste er ben
@ottesbisnif i'm alien @sbdube, bis bas
Bolt ft6 unterwerfe, unb CAB CUR ieIben
!Ssit Gnpeiiuns, baB &eu. Sacobs @Ottss'
bisnf TN S@ulbauie balteu iolIte. Der
Yfarrsr foIste unb in Der Grt sins'n e.nise
Wo@en I'M
9lm Wontas Worsen, ben Is. Wtai, en-
i5isn cine Insabl @emeinbe, Witslieber,
bic ben Bau an Der alien Stele bsfiruor:
tsten, lssten 5anb on bic aIte Sir9e, rii-
fen fs uisbsr unb idufftsu, nit slusnubme
Der &irdenfibIe, aass meg. SobaIb &eu.
Sacobs bas 8orssbsn iub, p,otsittrte er
auf SefsbI bss @rabii9Ofs auf seiesli&em
8ese basesen; aud ebns &rfoIs. Gin
Seamter wurbe gu 9alfs ssrulsn, bod
feline SefebIe purben sbsnfals miBadtet.
Die art unb Weiie, wie bas 9ottssbaus
nisbsrssrifsn parb, fam man baraus Bee
urtbsilen, baB Der aItar NIT benz I'M Gas
bsrnateI etnsei9Iofenen @iborium in eine
aIte Sdeuer seworfen warb, mo ct nod
ieet Iisst.
9a bsr grsbii9of factiiQer Better
(ni4t trustee, IsrwaIter) Der alien Stride
unb bes @runb unb gobsns, porauf ie
isbt, 1T, 70 bat biss 94nIaB gu elmer Dor @es
ri9t a~nbdnsisen gtuiItIase sesebeu unb bic
grcemmunitation In 5oIse ssbabt. bic 10
sroBe Gufresuns beruorserufen. Wir
fdwieseu Biz bato ibsr bic anseIes:nbeit;
bod ba idon ueri9ieSene entftsute Nrtitel
In Der Yrehs eri9iensn, 1T ss unisrs
gHi@t, ben SadusrbaIt tIar gu fieuen.
Gum SdIuB bsmsrten mir, baB einise iri.
ids grieffer unb bic . ominitaneri9ueifsrn
pon Siniinnaua Wouub cine iebr unpai.
isnbs &oIIe in bsr psrbrisBIi5sn MnssIs'
senbett ipielen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
Gin gutter @iB.

Gin beruorrasenber arst In Yittsburs
iaste i@srsenber Deiie gu elmer 9utieniin,
bic R& iber carbohydrates Ropfwsb unb
feline unfdbisteit, bafeI6e su ~furiren, Be:
tIaste: ,geria&en sic 9opfen'Y ittsrs."
Die Dame nabm ieinsn Sdsrs aIs grnii
unb ssbrau9te bas gitters, bas ibr gu bau.
srnbsr 9efunbbeit usrbalf. Sect Iadt fs
dber ben S@ert bes Debtors; bisisr absr
finbet teine llria&e gum 9a9en barin, ba
sr cine iebr profitable 9attsntiu usrIorsn
bat.-rSarrisburs Yatriot@.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
Einiae 2seaeln Die 2sea6tuua per.

Ginise 2sesefn Die 2sea6tung PET
oienen. - &aufe ME mebr gtpas pon
sinem gambler, welder bid einmaI gu
Ibsruortbeilen iu9te. - &aufe III uon
einsm bstannten apotbster ober SdnbIsr
pom satsm &ufe, weI9sr Dir INNER CAB,
mas bu ustlanstef. - Sebe senau bas
rauf, baB f19 auf Or. ausuf 6s
nis's s a NJ burger Eropfsu, Or.
ausuf &6nts's Bruftbss, Or.
ausuf R6niss 5amburser
RrduterpfIafer. bic fur u. 8oseler
q 60. ansefertiste Steuermarte, iduar'
,er StabIfi@, abbiIbuns bes @ei9dfts'
bauies, bsinbet. - llsbsrteuse bid, oaB
Der pon bir psrIansts slrtitsI cine Tac1s
mile llntsridrift uon u. goseIsr g. 60.
trdst. - aufs bid nie aIein pom bsinsm
Sparfnn Ieiten, bas Diuisfte III In ben
msiitsn Gduen, DEFENDERS BET Wsbiainen,
oft bas Ebeusrffe. - Bea@te senau bieie
ReseIn unb bu wirf bid gut babel bsfin'
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
pie Amenoementfeate fnb tn giusif

pie Anteno enentfeate finb tn ausit
unb 9to!b, baB fe bic Qnttprobibittoniften
boycotten, UNI bus aus Srlano entlebnts
Bort gu sebrau6sn. 0un pstB ober Der
GLIB ti5ts o Der WuBrsgsI. CrOS6em
erIi:Ba! Bite QSiiineujIsu,sn cine 8robung in
ben SasssbIdttern, buB, fuQs sies ssi9dbe,
lie ben Eempsren;Ieuten i'm Staate cine
0ifie Der 5irmen sebsn pirben, Bel beusu
bic @enoiien bie- faufsn iouteu. Btr
uiiieu aus gtfabruns, baB ole bieie WaB
rsseln, he 5br;ssns nt9t semsB ben @s.
bOten bes @brifcn;bums fino, Strcbfeuer
sIeiden, erif bell auFobern unb bunn su
einem 5auf5eu gi@e wsrbeu. Der Sans
bel unb 8anbsI ldBt f5 nt6t mad iOI5sn
@sisSsr ~regultren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04

2Hittwo9 A6eno itarb frau anna 6.
9uSbols, @bsfrau bon Wt. BudboIs.
Sic mar 81 RieberitabfeIb In ber gifel ses
bittia, wO iie am Is. Sanuar 1912 bas
9idt Der @elt erbIifte. sic Tam 1853
nit ibrsm @attsn unb 4 Rinbern mad
amsrita. sic pirb BON bret 8tnbern uub
tbrsm bstaster 9attsn bstrauert. alters:
idwdde mar bic llria@e bes CODES. Ser
Samilie infer BeiIeib!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
SeiSer mar ss uns bieiss Sabr be,

SeiSer war es uns bteiss Subr Der
iiberbduften Iy6eitsR usgen, ni5E sesSnnt,
ben SrifunSen Der ueridisbsnen 2sbraaiaI'
ten Der StaOtbi Iufmsrtiamteit 3usupen.
ben, bic iie usrbtenten. Wit SreuSsn b6s
rem mir, unb &su. Sobannes Bat es bsim
gramen uertinbst, buB bic oberc Snubens
cIafe in ct. @arieu ii9 iebr beOsutenb
ssbefsrt. Gu6 am getraseu Der &iubsr
auf Der StraBe fiebt man einsn mertIiden
ltuteri5teS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
Neue Arsetgen.
Iarnt III p%erfamfen.

Der Undergraduate piinfdt ieins an Der Belle
sus unb DUBUQUE &Oap, 3 Wsilsn faspstIi&
ron ct Dpnatus, 3 Msllsn spn Ga Wptte, 10
Wstlsn fibIi& BON Dubuque s~slsssne form, be.
ltstenb aus tt5 adcr 9anS ~ psrfaufsn. 8uteS
Webnbans, fpwie S6sune, Gruttbaus uns
rtt6li& ftsssnSeS Wafsr III an, plaBe.
3abIunssbebinsunsen mGBis auf farse pber
LANCE 5srmine is nab Sslisben bes aGufsrs.
Wesen nabsren Gin,lnbeitsn tpsnbe man Ii&
an ben giaentbtmer am plaBs
Sobann Srii9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
STE fe6en o6en an!

Sbr Sarmsr, uolt ibr cine Wabmui@ine,
ober eincn SsIbftbinber ~taufen, i5aft eu9
einen Champion an.
@ont ibr ben beifen @uItiuator, tuuft
ben Fleetwood.
@out ibr ben beften Walking Cultivas
tor, tauft ben Triumph.
BOlt ibr ben beiien 9eurs5en, tauft
ben Thomas.
8Oat ibr bic bette 5susabeI. tauft ben
Hawkeye.
WOut ibr bic bette Orsi9muidins, tauft
ben Case Agitator.
aas BITE %senannt.n Gderbaumai6inen
unb uieIe anbere tann man beiG5. Gabsrtp
& Con, SO. so WuinfraBs, baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04

2Sas ,piiroe Der uNatioual Democrat"
unb Der v5sraIbA iest iasen, wenn 9. g.
ADAMS als Ri9ter auf Der Bant idBe2
l1nb wie serne bdtten fte ben Wann babin
sebradt; aber on ~unierer SppoRtion ideis
terte bic Wabl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
SEER Sawt6er bat lstn @eidaft. In

9err SatptBer bat lstn @ei@dft, tn
benz bisber 9err Watbias Dsmutb ais
Wertdufer bei9dftist mar, aususrtauft.
Ssrr Dsmutb lift In GoIse bsfsn iest In
Condition BET Ssrrn u. D. Ssmms
Ter, Der sbsnfals sin gut afor.
tirtss, i@0nes gaenwaaren &Ieibsrs,
Outs unb auppsnssiddft fdbrt, bas an
MainftraBe, grade s~esenibsr benz Cams
tber'i@en Store Iisst. SER Wdtt Ds.
mutb uirb bort feline Runbsn sbeniosut
bebisnen ais bisber, baran III tsin 3usifsI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04

Dubuque bot fir BITE ROtbIeiOenbeu in
@rinnsu bic bubble Sumns BON So, 246.s
rs aufsebrudt. Banter D. gooIep unb
Rsoactsur R. W. Gam fnb an Ort unb
SteIe sersiit UNI bas 9sIb ieIbit bu usr'
tbsiIsn..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
9aups unb Seefdrten

$1,000 fSnnen In feds 1pnatsn burt ben
9 srfauf RON Iuniion's 2anb. uni Sssfarsen
perpteut ipsrSen. sc Seitsn ffarfer Gatalps
I'm entgelsliG. Wan abreffre: 8. 6. Z u n {.
Q n, SadicnSiae, Sa., pbsr Omaha, Nebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
architect.

Sreb. Seer, Ir6itect uni Glperinten:
bent. S6ulsn rnb Rtrden eine SpestdIt.
tai. gI6ts Strabe, go. Soma u. Glap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04

Sn oer Stquor- mo @roeeris-
Sanofans uOn Setter Risfsr & Co.,
@IayftraBe, swiiden 7. u. g., tann man
iest ebenfaIs Yafaseideine babsn, mas
fd SoI9e, bic ibrs aIte 5simatb in guros
pa bsiu9en ober 9eruanbte ober SreunSe
pom bort mad sImerita tommen Iafsn woIs
len, merten ioIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
RtInauiee Rarftbert&t.

Ger atItsrapbJ 1. SuIi 1882.
MstSen--9to. 2, Sl.l9.
6afer-56 Cts.
BsI no gts.
Rossen-7Ot Ste.
9e Il esq OTIS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04

Der Sturm an Trsitns tbattsr Giieu'
bubnen runo um Dubuque pie! S9aher.
Que Sdae tamen ~peripdtet on.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
$taot i QmseseuO.

ESS- Entered ct the post-ofice at Dubuque,
iowa, and admitted for transmission through
tae mail at ~second-class rates,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
STE felt o6en an!

Die Isi9tIaufenbe Domeftie Ndbmaiais
men. 20. Sabertp u. Con, asenten, go.
592 WainifraBs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
&6isaso Wartthsrt&t.

SQtcagn WartteertQt.
,Ssr StitgtaPaO 1. Suli 1882.
Beiben.-No. 2, $l.35.
D:lt 9tS.
5afer-53 bis SO @ts.
8utter-20 bis 23 @ts.
gter--lf St3.
@pistp-$l.l6.
S6weius-$7.7O bis 8 70.
Rtrbrteb--$7.6 80 bis s 10.
S@m sinsFeii6-s2l AS bis 2l, so.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
DUBUQUE 6 q.

Rebrbeit sesen bas Gmsnbemsnt in
Stabt uab County 5,O37 Stimmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
WG4eHtit@e 8rieaiRe
Dubnoue, ben 1. Suli Is

DubnaGe, ben 1. Suli 1882.
5a ntIbtr al. 1ritft a~ng.itfet fab. rtI6s rem %. Stunt
sh bGui 1. Suit tn Der bitfeta Sghpffct dusefr n II en- uni
si3ioeatocltw srbtn Are.
@snSlsr 6ereinanS S6peble Nnersp
8tiel 9pttfriee SGrpscer SenrY
yanlcn Breesric SbniB Spbn
3ruYer SuliuS BAN Dilen Drill Gpa 2
8retrann Spbn Wensert Wi6ael
Sspale Burt Weiganb gster
&rtbsnbsrset %
pisu prstHt ut6t, ptnu man mao Srttftn auf titIrr ett
rdst, ~ btmtritn, las ft q n sttst at fEb ,unt BITE Pun
MIR Der srttatft d%n,uatbtn.
@eprae 0rane, ypfmtthtr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04

pic Yro6t6itiouifen inb su etuas
0erfanb %setOmmen, fe babsn bic TN Bart
bsabf9tiste Seier a~ufsessben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
ct, 2rais Marftberimt.

(1tr Is!terapb.j 1. Suli 1882.
@etjen-rotber, $50. 2, 1892.
WeIi4forn- 763 gts.
0afer-53 @ts.
GhmetaeHeii6--$22 90,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-04
,ns 4 Seantins $500 msbr per W. aIs fir
WemsNoyf &arftbert&t.

per EelearabD. 1. Suli 1882.
Bet3eu.-Wiluautes, 30. 2, $l.Sl.
6afer-5st Cts.
@eIf@torn-sem. 10. "a Biz 80 gts.
S4weineHetf@-$22. 90.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-30
MAINE DISPATCHES.
UNITED IN DEATH.
A Young Man Shoots His Fiancee and
Then HImselE-Cause Unknown.

CoRrSSA, Nov 90.
About five o'clock this afternoon the inhab-
itants OF North Newport were startled by
hearing three pistol shots in rapid succession.
and shortly afterwards horse and carriage
ran into the door yard of John Dodge. In
the carriage Miss Nellie Prilay Of North
Newport lay dying with a bullet hole in her
left temple. Charles Crowell jumped from
the carriage, but dropped before reaching the
door. Crowel had bullet hole in his right
temple. They were carried into Mr.. Dodge's
house and both expired inside of twenty min
utes. They were both insensible when found,
and did not recover consciousness before
death. Crowell called at the school house in
st. Adams this afternoon where Miss Prilay
was teaching, to take her to her home in No.
Newport to spend Thanksgiving He was
seen driving through Main street, Corinna,
about 4 80. He called to his home, located
about half way between Corinna and North
Newport, and ia supposed to have procured
the revolver with which the deed was COM
mitted. The revolver. owned by Crowell
was found short distance from Mr.. Dodge's
place, three chambers being empty. 1t is
supposed that Crowell shot the girl and then
shot himself. Crowell was 26 years old, Miss
Prilay IS. Crowell had been paying stten-
ton to Miss Prilay for nearly two years. No
motive for the deed lie assigned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-30
CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

The Delaware and Hudson canal is closed.
The last boat cleared W ednesday.
Elk Congressman Peter II. Sylvester Of
Hudson. N. Y, died suddenly Wednesday
morning of heart disease, aged rs.
The state board of canvassers of Virginia.
Wednesday, awarded the certificate for con-
gressman-at-large to the coalition candidate,
John S. Wise.
The coinage executed at the United States
mint in Philadelphia. during the month of
November, aggregated :, ls6, 400 pieces valued
at S2,0l2, 594.
The counsel for Rev. Mr.. Harvey, convict
ed at Omaha, Tuesday, of using the mail.
for defrauding purposes, will raise the cues
ton of the consti;utionality of the law. and
take the case to the supreme court of the
United States.
Maud Granger. the actress, is seriously ill
at the hotel Palma, Brockton, Mass., where
she has been since her company played here
Monday evening.
1t is reported that the schooner Tecumpseh
went ashore Monday morning, on the east
side Of Cove Island. Owen Sound, Ont, on
Flat Rock, and was scuttled by the crew.
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Potatoes,
Early Rose per bushel:-
Boston Market. November %.
wuOIFQAIE pRICFa

FLOUR-is in light demand, but prices are easier;
we quote Western Superfne at % 5O$a3 20; COM
IS 90; Minnesota including choice bakers brands
$5 OOa$6 25; Winter wheat Michigan at $500
525; Ohio and Indiana p 25a5 75; Illinois ard ST.
St. Louis and Illinois, Is 75a6 90 for Ohio and
Indiana. and Is tOa6 90 for New York and Michigan.
ans psen PT wiSter ~ssa psr ST.
CoRN-is scarce and in demand at ssa90c per
bushel.
and extra white, 5oc for No.2, 4sa4sa for No,
white, and HAS for mixed.
RYE-is selling in small lot. at zsasoc per bushe
Fine Feed and Middngs $19 00a22 90.
COTTON SEED MEALS selling at $50 o0a31 90
PoRK-is in light demand sales at $17 5oals 60 per
Dbl for prime $2 90 AL so for mess $25 0oa26 so for
BEEF-is held at tll o0al2 90 for mess; tl2 50a
Is so for extra mess and 3: $4 Goals 90 for family
and plate.
Lam. in steady demand at l2lalac per h.
SMOKED HAxs-at "A alsc per pound for
BUTTER-s quite dull. we quote choice West
and Northern creameries at IS 36c,
and fair to good at 2sa34; choice New York and
Vermont diaries at Isa32c and fair good 23a27c
Western dairy-packed 25a2sc for choice and lSa24c
for fair to good; Western lade packed lYa20c for
choice and 16al7c fer fair to good.
CHEEsE-s in moderate demand at IL a l3c for
choice, l0a1llc for fair to good, and GAG for
common.
EGGS-are eeil1ng Al 5lg3< per dozen IOI
Eastern. Vermont and New York at 3Oa3lc, r. Z.
Island and Nova Scotia 30a3lc, and Western at 29a
3Oc.
rorAToEs-Are in good demand at 70asoc per
bushel, according to quality Sweet potatoes are
selling at 81 00a2 so per barrel.
HAY-The demand has been moderate, and prices
are fairly ste ady. We quote choice prime hay at
eEals. fancy higher; medium and ordinary hay
at &I5aI7; poor at el2al3 with Eastern
swale at %; rye straw at &Hsl6, and oat straw at
10 v ton.
APrLEs-The market has ruled very firm
for choice apples which are in god de-
mand. Receipts 249l barrels. We
quote good cooking apples at e2oo9
Piles quiet at l29 Ice, while Northern and East
ern sliced and quartered command Gaze, and North
Carolina sliced 6a9c per h.
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BANGOR.
The Creditors OF the X ai ahdin Iron Co.
Vote to Accept IL Cents Oh a Dollar.

BANGOR, Nov 90.
meeting of the creditors of the katahdin
Iron Co. was held in this city this after
noon, with a large attendance. nearly three
fourths of the entire Indebtedness being rep
resented. Hon. A. =. Gould of Thomastou,
president Of the company and one of the
largest creditors, was present The total in
debtedness of the company was shown to be
about 1885,. 200. of which $50, 900 is secured
on property and manufactured iron. The
unsecured debts amount to about Sl35 900.
After somewhat protracted meeting it was
unanimously voted to accept u cents on a
dollar, or to capitalize the indebtedness, this
to be left optional with each creditor.
A gentleman present at the meeting of the
Katahdin Iron Co., states that the secured
debts were reported S3S 100 81, and the I'M
secured debts Sl35, O36 a. The deficiency
shown by the books of the company Nov. LIST,
between the gross assets and gross liabilities
is S64 ,30S 80, which subsequent transactions
do not materially modify, except the unavoid-
able shrinkage in some of the assets, and
those who have examined the books think the
unsecured debts will not aggregate $3.50, 1000
1t il stated that the furnace will not stop, and
it is hoped that the ultimate adjustment with
the creditors will put the enterprise on q
sound and prosperous basis.