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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-06-14
More Trouble.

About eleven o'clock Sunday night
District Attorney Orr was aroused from
his meditations by knock on his door
and opening ii admitted travel-worn
pilgrim, who proved to be the son of
Squire Manly Dean, of Ellenboro, and
the bearer of the following note:
TO The District attorney and Sheriff
|of Grant county, DEAR SIRs:--My
house is guarded by an armed mob and
can't go out of doors without being in
danger of our lives. Not only me, but
Mac Woody and VIM Dean, and ]
call on you for immediate protection.
The sheriff's forces and Justice Bald
win were at once aroused and warrant
made out and placed in the hands of an
officer, who proceeded to the seat of
war. Young Dean said that the trouble
OF which this was the climax arose over
the placing of the two Steuer boys on
the black list short time ago, which
action they laid to the influence of
Deans people, and that Sunday morn
ing he met the youngest Steuer and they
had quarrel in which Dean claimed to
have come out ahead. Then both of
the Steuer boys, accompanied by others
came up to Deans house and invited
them to come out into the road, accom-
panying the invitation with the cheer
ing information that if they did so,
they, the attacking party, would plug
them full of holes. Under the circum-
stances the besieged declined to make
targets of themselves, and when night
set in young Dean crept out and struck
off across lots for Lancaster with the
above note.
The two Steuer boys were arrested
and brought up to this city Monday
morning. Their side of the story diff
fers somewhat from that told by the
other side. They say the difficulty
arose over a COW which was owned by
Dean, trespassed on land owned by the
Steuers, and was tied up. Dean came
down to get the animal andMrs. Steuer,
the mother of the boys, let her 90.
This made the youngest boy mad and
he went up to Deans to see about it.
While there he became engaged in
row. His brother seeing there was
trouble of some kind went up, but the
hight was over before he got there
They then remained awhile in the street
but deny making any threats of any
kind and claim that the threats came
from Dean, who threatened to shoot if
they entered the yard. As they re-
manned in the street the shooting did
not occur.
AS will be seen here is q wide dis
crepancy Of statement for court to
ravel down into trail of truth When
the case was called by Judge Baldwin
a change of venue was taken to Justice
Lowry before whom the case began in
earnest at two o'clock. A postpone
ment was then asked and granted. the
case being continued, on agreement of
attorneys and consent of the court, to
Monday June %, at nine a. m, the
defendants giving bonds of one hundred
dollars for Temperance and to keep
the peace towards the Dean family
pending trial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-06-14

LANCASTER LODGE !. o. G. T. Meets every
Tuesday at p. m In Budd block, Madison street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-06-14

LANCASTER Council r.. r. Meets first Thurs
day of each month in Budd block, Madisonstreet.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-06-14
PLATTEVlI,IE

---~-~o~~~~~~~N~~ON~~~~o~~~
AttOrneys-CARTER Il CLEARLY, Attor-
neys az Law, Plattcyillc, Grant Co.. Wisconsin.
Practice in all the courts of the state. Ofilceoyer
Hodges \ McCarn's Bank.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-06-14

FIDELITY LODGE A. 0. L. W. Meet first and
third Mondays Of each month in Budd block,
Madison street.
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NIISCOpA.


Wotel-SMAILEY HOUSE, John ). Small
ley. Proprietor. Mnscoda. Wis, near the depot.
Express office and Livery stable attached. Meals
~ all hours Rooms well furnished.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-06-14

CATHOLIC CHURcH. corncrJ effcreon and Cher
ry streets. Services at 1890 a. m. and p. m
Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-06-14

CONGREGATIONAL CHUHcH. Corner Madison
sud Cherry streets Services az 1920 a. m. and
2 p. IN. Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-06-14

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Corner Mon.
roe and Cherry streets. Services 10:30 a. m. and
p. m. sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-06-14

Cry LIBRARY Court house. Open Wednes-
day afternoon and Saturday afternoon and even
inp
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-06-14

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Corner def
fersOn and Oak streets
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-06-14

Attorney. j. Arthur, Lancaster,
Wis. Attorney at Law and Notary bic Special
time and Attention given 10 collecting and secur-
ing Claims Loans of money Negotiated, General
Fire and Iite Insurance Agent. ONCE In front
Of Cont House.
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Cincinnati, snnntag, Den s. april 1888

balten, bieIe neuen eroBen Sormen gu
tpdbIeu. Sine SSeper ipuroe barallf fat
perI9tptnoen, eIn Bouquet BON bier bis
filnf Stitf tpiirbe, nebit rei9en Stpiftprs
1aoeL nDtbi8 ieiL um bic Sormen eiris
gernaBe,t sraSi0s su oefDrireu.
gluf benz @sbtete Der S9irme iinb els
nige, aber biz iebt nod unbsbeutenbe
Neubeiten gu per3eihnen. Die ipauiiden
Spiben biIpen nod inmer Die beliebtsIte
Garnitur, bod ieBt man lie ni6t mebr
rings um ben 59irm, ionoern le9t iie
auf ben StOff uno Stpar in feinen YIiiiees
Salten. Gin Der Spite bes Shirmes
ipieoerbOIt iib oisie Garnitur, Die man
tcntraitireno 3u pd9Ien pfIegt. 9luf buus
felbIauem gltla5 nit Gremes5u ietsn
mir Grelnes5piben, auf idparsem 2ttIa5
ipelB &C. Cine anbere 9tDritdt seiet pen
Nano bes S6irme8 NIT elmer PDmpous
8orciire umsebsn, bic bsi ieoem S@ritt
Iulti8 bin uno beri9panfen uub in ein3eIs
ten GgsmpIaren aud auf ben Witten Der
SeiOentbeiIe entLang seiebt iino. 9ieie
Bompons iino SLel4failS barmonirenD
o0er fpntroItireno geipdbIt, tpie ebsn Der
8eI6maf Der 8eIiBerin e8 por5isbt.
AI8 SaHpbefIeiDuns berrI9en eiu3is
unc aaeim Die Ylpu8quetairesS Sonol9ube,
iua5 uns siemIi6 unbsgrsiflib lit, ba iis
iib eritens b06it unbequem beim 2lnsieben
erDeiieH unO stpeitsuS aud meiIt ni6t
gut UNI bic 8n6beI f9IieBen, unb auI
oieien Gbeit be5 Arme8 pfIesen bod Die
DAMIEN meiIt iebr siteI gu iein, ba er se.
raOe, tuis man iagt &acs perratbsn loI.
SoiupbI in 9Eac6 ais aud III iatpebi.
1@em 2eOer in i4Wara tpeik unO gu
jeoer &IeiOernilance pailenO itnO bic
DtousquetairesSanpidub pDrratbiS unr
tperoen entpeber platt beraltfgeSD8sr
pOsr in SaIten suiammenseItoben, i
na9Osm Die SDrm pes aIstpers4ermsls sS
srforoert.
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Yott oert 2Iooe,r.
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NhhUt StVC Ohal6 1909.
Die oifisielIeu Sejte iinb su Gnbs. aber
ni9tspeitcipenissr finpet iia Die @eieas
1baft nod INNER su pielen sroben unb
fleinen Dlners, SouperS, Ibees IL. (. p.
3uiummeh unb iepenfalIS 3ei8en Die Das
msntOlletttn bel bieien @elesenbeitsn ni9t
minoeren Glan3 aIs aupor. Sod forts
ipabreno erI6sinen auf benz 8ebiete Der
Stoffs unb WtateriaLien su ben Insilgen
9touItdtsn, tpsnnslei6 in ben Sormsn fiiG
oiele Sdilon feline Abdnoerunsen mebr sll
sriparten itnb. Die SmpuIIs su alien
Jleuerungen in benz 8si9e Der 3amens
moosn geben meiitentbsilS BON 5rantrei6
aus uno 10 baben oenn bic groBen 2ppner
Ssioenipsbereien tpieoer neue SHUTTER entz
ienbet. Cine iebr idDns GeisuI9aitsrobe
beitano gum 8eiipisl aus elmer bo1it ins
seniOIen Dlii4ung bon WeiB Buno S2irara,
bic tplr naber oetailliren irCIen.
Der runbe Go& bate am unterenRants
Elm breites BlIliee aus ipeiBem Satin
merpsilIeur, auf ipsI9es cine fat ebenIc
breite edte Spanii4e Spibe fisl, Seren
untere Sosen iorobI, als Die sur9eebsn.
ben ytulter nit feiner idmarser @6enia.
ausseItift tparen. Sisran ibloB iib ber
born eng anliesenbe uno nur binten irei.
ter ssihnittene Jtod aus meiBem 9ltIas,
ouf ue!9em li4 einssIne era3iDie Nelief.
S.reumuiter aus idtuar5em Sammet er,
beben. Dos Obsrilsie, aus tpeiBem ga.
tin msrpelllsur, binten sei9!oilsn, maj
cine runo ausaei6nittens Prin3eBpolo,
maiIe. yprn par Die IaiIle nit sipsi
0tsusrS aus iAiYarssus Samnist earnist
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lpreS 9atten IN Die SIanae Su tbld8erl.
SEPT, no i5r 8enabI iie ungeItDrt uno
unbebinoert Ieine aaile berauben IisB,
itabI lie beren Iai9en bon 8eIp iparen,
bes StebIens balbsr, ipie man Iiebt Der
Siebe ipegen, bon mpmentauem Sebnen
erfaBt uno unter benz Srude Der nerpbs
len Stbrung, tuel9e bic unsebeure, brus
tale, tisIid in ben Wasalins an Iie bers
ansetrstene Berlu6unS in ibrem Sinns
fur 2ugus eroBse3oeen bate.
vDas 1T 8erdbrepung !" ihrie Iie, aIs
BpuroDucIe unb Soupe tpieber in baS &a=
binet traten. ,,Dtan bat mir SieIe Spi.
Ben in'S aOriet sei4musSeIt SD i4pOre
es Dor @ptt !"
Sest tpsinte lie beige Tbrdnen Der
Wutb, IieB Iid in einen SauteuiI iinten
unb i6Iu4ste in ibrem mangeIbaft ipies
Der befeitisteu GIeios.
8ourODucIe, Der fir btefe gbtbeiIuna
perantiportLi6e 8eamte i9ifte Die Bsr'
fdufertnnen fort unb ipra9 nit ieiner
seip0bnIiden 8aItbIiitigteit ,,Bir iinr
bereit, Dtaooms, bieIe peinIibe glngeIe.
9eu3eit aus 9ttfIibt ftr Sbre sSamiIie gu
pertuIben. Qtber frlber bite ib Sic,
nod eine Grfldrun9 gu foIsenpen SnbaIta
3u untericbreiben sd babe TN Sauis
yAu Bonheur de danes" oieIe unb 6ieit
SpIben Seitob[en. Datum" Ilebrtseua
Bin ia bersit, Sbnen bieie GrfIaruns gu.
rid5uSebeu IObaIO Sic mir 1000 SrancS
| fir bic Mrmen IberIenOen." Die 8rGfir
erbob ii9 acrn9Iubeno ,,RiemaI5 merbt
i6 bieie GrfLGrung unterI6rsiben! Siebel
min i'd iterben !" - vSie iperben MD,
| iterben Ataoame. Sour muB i9 Sbnsr
mtttbeIIeny boB i5 ben 9oIBei=Gpmmii
far BON benz 8orsefaIenen in &enntnii
iesen tperpe." DisIen @orten fpLstv
cine ftir6tsrIi6e Sccne. Sic inIuItirt,
uno bsI9tppr bic beiben Wdnner; Is ie
| fet8s unp nidtsnitrbig, eine Srau 10 81
quaIen ibre iunonii9e S96nbeit, ibr
maieItatiIber GDrper periieI in einen Ba
rprtSmus Der 8utb. Damn periu9ts fl
es nit Sbrdnen unb S9lua3en lie rie
paS 8ep64tniB ibrer Ylutter in be,
Dsdnnern mad uno bat fniefdlIis un
8na6e. Doh aIs Die beioen 8ean,tel
uRerbittIi6 faIt ur6 tpis bon Der @e
7 f.mObnbett beriteinert bIiebsn, ieBte fie it'd
pIDBIitb nieosr ,tno i6rieb nit 3itternoe
Suno. Die BOrte: sd babe seItobIen,
i9ienen bas Bapier 3I bur9bobren
@nOIi9 rief its nit baIb sritidts
StImme:
u9ier msin Ssrr! SD tpsi8s be-
Gtarts."
8ourOOucIe nabm bas Bapier, faItet
e5 iOrgfdLtis uno i9IoB es in Elm Sad
isinss S&rsibtii6ss.
,Sts ieben, OtaOame," Iagte er, ,,oai
Sbre GrfIaruns 8sieQl9aft bat. Gem
bieIs Damen perabIGumen ss gepBbnIi1
na4Sem iie bonn Sterben geiprO9en ba
ben, ibre billets doux ab3ubolsn. e. 8t
eeiast oa8 Sbriss buLte ib sssen 20Ot
6ranc8 Su Sbrer Serfiiguug". Sic rid
tete ihE GIeIo uno nabm tpiener ibr,
Blirbs an.
y8am i'd Seben 2" frus Iie turS.
SOurooucIe bel9dfti9te ii9 bereitS mi
anrersn Dinsen. Gr bate i'm Sinne
DeIp9e Su entIaHen. Gin hummer Gom
mis-, Der iib itetS bsitebIen IdBt unO ga
feine autpritdt iibsr feline GIienten beIibt
Ulms. be Sopes tpieOsrboIte ibre sSrag
unb i9oB aLS BouooucIe cine be
| iabenoe 9anbbetpssuns ma9te, einel
pabren 0taubn1DrpsrbIif auf Die bsiOsl
WGuner.
nMiserables !" aiidte iie, aIs fts bi
2bare Pinter iib Sui4Ius.
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Cana einfd d.

8ei ben IeBten 9srbitman6oern in be,
S9wsis itebt Elm snslil6sr General er:
itoumt stnem AppenseQer SdlBsn Su, be,
fortlpdbrsno Wtanu8trsffer I6ieBt. -
rgta," io0t Get General enOIi4, ybubt
Sbr in Der S6wei3 DisIe ioI6e S9uten,
meiu SObn?" = yyOepps filiSgtuiig
100000, 6err 8eneraI %" - so, 10
QSa5 iDUrpet Sbr MAIDEN, tpenu i6 nit
buuperttauisnO GuglduOeru Sud anerei.
fen tpitrOe I" - p. OaO (sIsi4) no. emOl
laoe' "a"
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Ginfa4s WaRL

Der Reiiter lit seitor6erL
Die @ititpe trauert lebr,
SeopG, es oauert niebt large,
Da tcmn1en Stpei 6reier babsr.
Gin alter 5err BON Stanbs
Gin 8urlcpe frii4 tnb jung.
Die braciten Der Pilbidea Mittire
Oar i9re 8uIcieung.
Die @itttpe beiunn iit nicbt Iange,
sic nabn,, ertinicisn i1neu,
Statt oes aIttp SungseisIIsM
Den ian8eH MItseislL
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Sinn i'm nnfinn.

Dian fam bic Neniden eintbeiIen: |:
IN ioIHe, bic tparen, iinb, un6 iein iper.
ben meters in IoI6e, bic ME ipareu,
enoli6 in ioI6e, bic ME iein fperSen. Die
Dteni9en, tpie lie tparen iinb, unb iein
tperben, biIoen ben Snbalt Der @eItges
ibi9te bic Wteniden ipie iie ME tparen,
ben SnbaIt Der Bpeiie Die Meni1sn
l6llsBli6, ipie iis ME iein tpsrbsn ben
SSnbaIt Der OioraI.
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Reuefer g8etter sRaIenber.

8iit betm Rnetpsn Su uiht Iau,
SIT Dir Der 9intneI:
RIar unS 8Iau!
Sept Du nab hen Sueipen tpeiter,
Birb Dir Der 4irmel iiber;
SETTER!
tfebrit Du baum beint ipdt uub iHrdgs
80 9ibt eS metiteuS:
Nieperi blGge!
sfa5 Dem .3sten unD Der Giebe
SoIst bann Der Gatsr, bann tpir6'S
Eriibe
g8iro in 0drtng pann seI&pelst,
SIT Dir Ger 9inntel:
Seih bem6Itt
1lnc ipirb ber Sdrins Dir gun, Hsttsr,
Erint Bier oa3ll, canl eibts:
9 ch on Mettsri
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Nibter: sd made Sic aufmerfIam,
oaB Sic bic Babrbett ;u iaesH baben ~
Sic tDnnten ipnit su elmer 6rsibsits.
ltrate pernrtbeilt iperoen unb b6tte1
auBeroem in bleienL fpie in ienem 2eben
NOD anb're 5ataIitdten au seipartigen."
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Waunigfalttges.
QLufri d tin.

Serr: ySlt bic Srau 8arOnm su
Sauis ?"- = 3ofe: uSapobL seben Sic
aur btnein !"- 9err: ,Q8casn Sic mid
benn nidt erit anmeloen 2" -3ofe: %
nein, tpenu i6 Sic erit anmeIoe, 6ann III
lie am Gnb'-Ri6t gu SaWie."
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8 Pi rh sihen-

uIa6 @r, Dab Gr tpeiter tommt, -
fur ioI9' ihIe9te Utaiif sable t9 uibt8 !"
- Die trieSen Sic ia AUDI umlonlt t6
bitt' uur nm Ssbn 8fennis fpr's 0rs5en. q"
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Baron: y......Sa, id periibere Sic,
mein 6rduIein bel uns 1T ber GeiIt su
9auie."
Dame r2I6 bite, ba triuseu Sic ibn
NAL nit I"
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CSu Der gduIftube 'licGt Elm s6metterEirc) }

2ebrer: ng8je beiBt Oieier S9metters
ling, 9eter z" - 9eter: oSObtsnfOpf."
- 9ePrer: yRiatig, unO tpoPin gePOrt
ct 2" - Yster: D9inuu8, Ssrr Se9rer !"
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8i9tis.

Saron: nSOpunn fiibre BEN &epp ms
GmpfansS5immer !"
9eOp (fllr ii9): ,Bie baibt Gmpfansss
3immer, JOLT bod baiBen Dartsimmer /;
en,pfangen babe i6 oa nod niats, absr
tparten ipa l9 INNER !"
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ma br,

ygber tpie fommeu Sic, 10 cine riItige
6rau, ba3u, Die Seute um AlmDien an3us
sePen ?"--v vSerSstbeu Sic, sudOiss Srau,
l4 bin etne Grme Q8ittrs unO babe 5 bis
8 &inber I"
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9l uS Der 9 duLe.

2ebrer: yNtuasr Sbrs 9Irbs!t III Die
ifIebteite uno Iiicerli9fie. Sic fGnst
slei4 Oamit an buB am GaDs fsin Yunit
lit"
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e d Il Ii d.

9atient: rS4 iPlrs mod ni4ts bon
Der 2aLttpaHertur."
arSt: uDaS fommt ipater. Seben
Sic i4 babe cine Dame gefannt, Die 1T
crit Elm RaIbes Sabr barna4 - Seltcrbsn. -"
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Ri9tSerpa t.-gin Muiifus
IN 8ranosnburg bate elm Ronsert fitr
einen Idnsere 3eit boraus bsItinmtcH
Sag anaefiincist uno Sasu eine grose
3abL 9lbOnnenten seiammeIt. Rurs pcr
IuSfl6runs beS aonsertes trat Bel Sofe
Elm Eooesfaa Elm, 10 baB ouf piersebn
Gage TN ean3en 2anbe ale Ntuiif unter.
iaet tpurbe. 8erstpeifelt i4rieb Der Weu.
iifer an 8Dnis Sriebri6 III. uno lteats in
isinem 8Itti6reiben Dor, SaB bon Der
Ausfubruns beS Ronsertes feline unb ieis
ner 5antilie Griiten3 fur ben naben 8inz
ter abbdnge. Der R6nig ibrieb unter
bic Suppllf: r0a meines g9iiiens Der
Dtuitfus 81. nit nteinsm 9auIe n Il 6
oerpanot 1T, 10 fann man nibt pera
Iansen, bab er 9fotb IeiOen ioas, Inn feline
Grauer gu beasisen. gr mag isin SOn.
Ssrt seben."
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Si9eres Grfeunun8sssi9en

StuOent: yGeIIner, lit mein Sreuno
UtuLIer ni9t bageipeisn z"
aelIner Gid beiinnenc): yRlIIer, -
Wtuller, = ia, gang rebt, Der Serr bat
eben be5ablt unO 1T sesunseu !"
Stuoent: y8ssabIt bat ers - bann
mar sr's nibt !"
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gasr @p5ste brc,at grs o.,
tb,ri,,, IT son @,,sLrS ns,, sra IsIfsr,, ssa
;trss nrrssr @s;A.s ~ s;,' @.sssh,S az oa.ssm naks,'
sanlJte % tr,rSen a,,rh gIh,snrSnsts M 49, ~ eess"
"o;sNsr ~ ;br h.~nfsu G;s srSa;sns,, ~, Wv =,
snr rev Sn;Ssr;, g. n;s aus ;br.,r Esrnua
S;ssns rnS nn,' s;nsn, orSn,smS.n snss
iterts nn,n.bsn ,hnsn n,Si,nnIs.s ~ 4.
r"S ~ Ionnesmi,t.srt;Ssr ~ % - onms;S,',a sAp s,S ~
;hnsn M @sfsts "sbsn r,rris sas e.. forn..s aa
H. p ssshnIb euf ibr ~ Saosn ,nsId. So G,rs
nrhnnnnsn f;s @ S,r rs asas o. '1S mn ssn S;srsSIt @
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StauisIaus 2es3inti, Der
ebemaIise RDniS Don goIen, erIitt einen
eigentbumIi4en SOB. Der fait neunsigs
idbrl9e 8reIs par eetuDbnt, iebr
frub aufsuiteben unp iein Dtorgsnsebet
81 perrt9ten bies seidab au5 am,Otors
gen pe8 %. 5ebruar 1866. Der aonig
tniete am Ramin, aI8 ein Q8inbltoB bic
SLamme beNsIben beraustrisb nnO Der
S4Iafrod in 8=ano ssrietb. 8eppr bas
6euer erItidt tperbeu founts, ipar Der
8rei5 bersits 10 i9per DsrIest, DaB sr
na4 ahttasigen ibtuerem 9siOen itarb.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-04-08

SiIbouetts. - Die 8ssei9nuns
SILHOUETTE" fir Die befanntsn i9iparsen
S9attenriiie, ueI9e por Der @rfinoung
Der photographic 10 beLisbt iparsn unb
aud isBt np9 pieIfah oussefubrt tper=
Den, perOauft ibren uriprung bem Ras
men bes i'm Sabre 1859 BON Der Dtars
quite BoupapOur sum fransDIiIden Sis
nGn5mlnilter ernauntsn Gtieune bon
SILHOUETTE. &egterer iu9ts ben 3errilttez
ten 6inan3en bes StaateS baOur9 aufs
subeIfsu, paB er psrOr0nete, aaes SiIbers
uno GOIrgeratR MULE III Die fbnisIi9e
Dtun3e seIlsfsrt tperoen. 9tatiirIi9 traf
bteie OlabreseI nur bic Rei6eu bic BEN
Wttniiter pafiir nit iPrem unperiDbnIiben
9aile psrfoIsten unD ibn benz BoIte ses
senubsr in ieper Beiie ld9erIi6 gu uias
9en lu9ten. Dabsr nanntsn lie bic IN
ieuer 3eit aufsefpmmsnsn l9parssn gcrs
trdtbiIper rR0pfe a la SilbOuette", UNI
bamit ansuoeutsn pab lie eben 10 ihtparS
unO Iser ieien tpis Der &OPf bsS Sinanss
miniiters.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-04-08

Grab bentmaI. Sn Der aIten
RIr6s gu Delft bsftnoet ii9 Elm interel.
iante6 9rabbentmaL aus Dtarmpr, bas
Dem 9luoenfen Oe6 bpIIanDii9en SsebeE=
ben Beter 9eiin eetpipmet III. 9erleIbs
mar 1877 8ebOren unb ldnanS li9 in
uenigen Sabren bonn S6iiisiungen bis
gum AcmiraI ppn 6DaanO emppr. Seine
beOeutenOiSn @afentbaten tparen bic
SeeI4Ildt in ber acknowledgement 1926,
bic ben Spanisru 45 S6iffe reiher 2az
oung toItete, ltnb Die groberung Der ipas
niIhen SilberfLotte Stpei Sabre ipdter,
Die elnen 8ertb bon nobe3u 15OtiIIionen
boLdnoIIaer 9uIOen bate. 8aIo 6arauf
fiet Der 2tomiraI in sinen un6soeutsnesn
@efsSte nit 3pei aus 0Infir4en au8sss
LGufsnen S4iffen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-13
CH: TEKEiSLE FLUJUS.

i hiriy People Reported Lost i'i Louisville.
New YORK, Feb. ia private dis
patch from Cincinnati this morning says
the flood is still rising.
Lives Lost In Louisville.
CINCINNATI, o.. Feb. ia special
from Louisville, Ky, says the dam pro
tecting the lcwlands IN the eastern part of
the city broke about midnight, letting sixty
feet of water upon twenty blocks OF
dive llnSs. The scene which followed was
indiscrib:.b BILE. 1t is reported that thirty
lives were lost, but tho fac5 cannot BE-
verified at presenC The houses inundated
were as a rule small and mainly occupied
by poor people.
One huntrsu5 Persons Thrown Into the
Raging Waters.
CINCINNATI, Feb ia shocking dis
aster is reported by telephone from the
western part of the city. Both freight and
passenger depots Of the Cincinnati South
ern railroad were inundated and fell into
the surrounding water, carrying with them
over a hundred or more people. The dc.
pots were one story frame structures rest
ing on Mclean avenue, which was almost
covered by water. Both sides fell into
the water, thirty to fifty feet deep.
The earth had become SO soaked as to
melt and the cataStr0pla was further has
tened by the breaking of d sewer, which
sent current along the bank. Crowds
of people have been i'll that vicinity look
ing at the floods. 1t is supposed these aIo
the victims
Later Particulars.
1t is impossible to state this afternoon
how many lives have been lost by the
depot disaster. Not one body has yet
been recovered. 1t will be difficult TO
discover the bodies of those drowned as
the place is isolated and full Of dangers.
Terrible State of Things in Indiana.
New ALBANY, Ind, Feb. 13.-Tho river
| rose eighteen inches last night aud is still
| rising, all the houses and factories along
| the river front are abandoned. The water
| got into the glass works furnaces last
| night and the fires are ali out. They will
| lose at least 800, 900. About 5000
persons are thrown out of employment,
| from 800 to 500 families had to move, and
| all available room on the high ground is
filled The railroad track between here
!. and JeffersonvilIe is abandoned. The
] ferry boats are making only occasional
! trips to the Kentucky side of the river.
The River Rising at Shawnee Town.
!, SHAWNEE Town, H., Feb. 1873 NJ
The river is rising an inch and a quarter
an hour. People are moving into the
| second stories of their houses.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-13
RESCUED FlsUM DEATH

The following statement OF William J. Cough
I'm, OF Somervile, Mass, is so remarkable that
we beg to ask for it the attention of our read
crs. lie says "In the fall OF 1876 was taken
with a violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. I soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. l was so weak ut one time
that could not leave my bed. In the sum-
mer OF 1877 was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said l had hole in
my lett lung as big as Il half-dOllar. Icxpcnd-
e'i over Il hundred dollars in doctors and med
icines. was so far gone at one time report
went around that was dead. gave up hope
hut friend told Inc OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. L laughe at
my friends, thinking my case iEcurable, but
go. Il ]" tile to satisfy them, when to my sur
prisca q qualification, l commenced to feel
better My nope, once dead, began to revive,
AID t. lay feel in better spirits than l have
the past three years.
Il write this hoping you viii publish 1t. so
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FORTHE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that it has done me more good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick
ness. My cough mas almost entirely disap
pc;lrGd and L shall soon be able to go to work.
sold by II. X Cochran. l37 North Queen street