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Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22
The Friends Of Temperance.

Special Dispatch To- Tus Bxn.
Dies MoINxs, Ia, January 2O.-The
following call was prepared at q late
hour last night:
To the temperance people Of Iowa:
''In view Of the decision this day
rendered declaring invalid, on purely
technical grounds, the constitutional
amendment strongly adopted after a
full and thorough discussion by go
large a msjo,i y of the people, a
convention of the friends of temper
ance Is hereby called to meet at Des
Moines on Wednesday, the 7.h day of
February next, at 10 o'clock q. m, for
the purpose of consultation a to the
proper course to bs pursued In this
cri sis in the history of our beloved
State. The friends of the cause in the
several counties of the State are re.
quested to meet In mass or other CON-
vention on Saturday, the Sd of Febru.
airy. at their respective county seats OF
such other time and place as may be
designated by the local committees for
the purpose If appointing delegates tc
the State convention and taking suoh
other action as may be deemed neces'
sary for strengthening the cause Of
prohibition in their respective coun'
tea"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22
THE OLD INHABlTAMT.
He Thinks the Present Storm
the Worst Yet.
A Property Owner Makes a
Kick.

- -
The oldest inhabitant Is non plussed
at the present weather. When he
crawled out Saturday after a forced
confinement to the house for the past
two days and sought his accustomed
loafing place, he was forced to confess
that he had never, in all his early K
perience, seen anything like It.
The bystsnders asked him il the
cold snap in 1879 didn't lay over it,
but he ansuered, "No."
"Then," he said in an oracular
manner, "the weather was pretty cold
but it was only for a day and unac.
%compsnied by wind. Why Thursday
night the wind was fearful and the
cold as bad as any strip of weather
that the Jeanette struck on her trip,
and l am betting on it,"
ut reminds me-" he continued,
rot a spell of weather we had in 80
which was very bad you better believe.
I was freightin' then and had even
four mule teams loaded with -four for
Salt Lake. W. had got to Fort Kesr-
ney all right and although the weather
was pretty C I'D, we had no snow. We
stsrted out of the fort after resting o
day. Well tho next day after we had
left the ranch, and q good stopping
place 1t was too, il commenced to
snow. The wind raised up also and
l calculate that In the course Ct n
bour it was going past u outfit at
the rate of about a hundred miles an
hour and 10 mistake. We couldn't
move any further so We packed our
train and tried to keep warm. The
snow Increased and the Wind kept up
the same old gait. BY night the
wagons we're all covered up
and the boys of the outfit
aud the stock were all covered up too.
Well, we had to dig a hole to the
wagons to get out our grub, and in
order to have a fire we out up the
wagon boxes. 1t was fourteen days
before we could move and reach
Julesburgh, and it was the worst
looking party that Y er went into the
place."
CICL
A rather small man, well bundled
up, came into The BEE editorial
rooms Saturday in a busting mar
ner.
"Where is the city editor" he
asked of the news editor, as he ap'
preached that person in q business
like manner
"He is probably up In the city,
replied the scizze rs man.
"Well, what l want Is this" said
the rather small man. An item al.
peared In THE BEE Friday, to III
effect that there was q snow drift or
St. Mary's avenue fourteen feet high
l want 1t corrected. l am a propert.
holdel on that street, and q fourteen
got snow bank would work an iniur!
on that part Of the town."
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22
The Revelations OF a Member of
the Irish Assassination
Society,
Intormer Farrell Diecloses the
Bloody Work of His
Brethren.
The murder ,f n,tsotivs Field In
Dublin sc~inute)y Detailed
The Usual Variety of General Foreign
News
Ia E Ian ..
Special Dispatch to lItE BEE
Jur ISFokNFR'S STORY

Special Dispatch TO lik bEE
N 1NFokMER's STORY.
DUBLIN, January 81 AT the hear
Ing If tho charges of conspiracy In
the poles court yesterday, as Farrell,
tho informer, proceeded with his story,
smiles were OF s4rved on some Of the
faces If the prisoners. When he dc.
tailed > conversation with Brady abou,
the chief secretary, Brady Indignantly
called him a liar. Farrell, who ia de.
scribed on the charge sheet as a van
man, is about % years Ct age and Of
sandy complexion. Witness continued
his testimony as follows: ION three
successive evenings the same persons
we're watching for the chief secretary
In Brunswick street, James Cur.
ley came n evening In a
cab drawn by white horses,
Carey, the town counsellor. remained.
Curley spoke to him. These men
were told to 60 home. Ga the way to
the Phoenix Park murders witness
met Brady In a public house in
George street with McCstfsrty, of the
asss s,ination club, VINO received a let.
ter from Muller, i%nstructtng them to
be near Merriam Square on the mora
ing of the day the attempt was to be
made to assassinate Judge Lawson. De
laney, who got ten years for that at
tempt, was a member of the organi-
cation. Witness met Delaney that
day and the latter stated there would
be something new He added
he had his work before him that even.
ing, Hanlon was with him. Ga the
Friday before the murderous
attack was made on the juror,
Field, witness was at a secret
meeting at which Joe Muller, director
of Dublin, presided. Hsnlon tolt
him Joe Brady, Daniel Delaney art
Tim Kelley were in Westmorlant
street. Joe Brady vent on the out
side of the car to North Frederick
street. Hanlon walked beside Fielc
and Tim Kelley in front of him. Han
lon put q white handkerchief arouut
his neck in order that he would b.
known to Brady ard Kelly. Brad!
caught hold Of Field and Field mad
q blow at him with an umbrella
Brady knocked Field down ant
stabbed him several times whilst b.
was on the ground. There wer'
three young men standing or tn
road. One of them wanted to inter
fere but the others would not ALLOW
him. After Field had been stabbed
Brady and Keely jumped on q car
When Kelly got on the a he lost hi
hat. Myles Ksvsnagh, of Townsent
street, was driver of the car
On being oross.examined by XII
leep, witness said, "No order for tn
assassination had ever been receives
from the Fenisn society" Order
used to be given from the assassina
ton society. Joseph Mullet wa
the man responsible for this con
spiraoy. He (witness) would neve
be here If he was connected only wit
a Fenisn society. From Fenia
Brotherhood this assassination soc:et
was established.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22
CHALLENGED.
The Young Man Invited to Settle a
Lutte Unpieaeantness on the
Field or Honah" by u st.
Louis Journalist,

LOUIS JOuTIlblirJ.
ST, LOUIS, January Is "A very
unpleasant difficulty which occurred
at the Southern hotel yesterday even
ing between Freddie Gebhard, of New
York, and Col. A. b. Cunningham. a
well known journalist tf this city now
serving ~ q reporter on the Globe
Democrat, Is causing great excitement.
Strong Efforts were made to suppress
the publication e the affair, but one
of the morning papers has published
q one.sided story Of it. The f icts are
that Dol. Cunningham was smoking
a cigar In the hotel rotunda
when Gebhard approached him
and charged him with oaus
ing the publication In The Globe
Democrat OF what pretended to be q
diagram of the respective apartments
In the hotel Of himself and Mrs. Lang
try. Col. Cunningham denied that he
had done so, when Gebhard called him
. liar, cur, hound, and scoundrel, and,
shaking bis fist in his face, challenged
him to fight. Col. Cunningham, who
is tf an old and artist cratic southern
family, said that he was q southern
gentleman and that he was not versed
In the sclenoe Of boxing, but that
MI. Gsbhard would hear from him he.
fore long. He then withdrew to The
Globe. Democrat office, where he had
consultation with the managing editor,
who sled him to sleep over the
matter and decide upon his action mex
day. He did so, and this afternoon
John Jennings. the dramatic critic q
The Globe Democrat, carried q chal
lepge from him to Gebhard, asking
him to take a pleasure trip with him
to Indian Territory, where, with an
attendant friend apiece, they could
settle their differences like gontle'
men. Gebhard had finished writing
an answer accepting the challenge
when Mrs. Lapgtry, who had gotten
wind Ct the aft iir, tapped on the door
of the room aud gained admission,
After long entreaty on her part
she gained Gebhard's promise that hi
would not accept the challenge, ant
that if 1t was shown him he had actet
hastily the previous evening he woult
apologize for his language. Though
not u thereafter, Col. Cunningham i
known az n man of great persona
courage. He entered the cavalry
branch Of the confederate service whil'
a mere boy, and rose to the rank o
captain, gaining a fine record as a gal
liant soldier. He is a dead shot will
a pistol and a man of iron nerve, ant
a meeting between the gentlemen
which mutual friends are trying t.
prevent, could hardly occur withou
bloodshed.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22
A Texas Blizzard.

Special Dispatch to THE BE.
DALLAS, Tex, January 20 "A biz
zard from the north has spread all
over Texas. The mercury has fallen
from 60 to 20 degrees, reaching zero
In some places, aud that stock, pArtic-
ularly sheep, has suffered greatly.
The weather is colder than has been
known in that region for a good many
years. The weather all through Mis-
souri,, Kansas, Arkansas aud southern
Illinois has been very cold for the past
thirty. six hours, The mercury in
some localities falling as low as 10 de-
grees below zsro.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Special Dispatches to THB BEE
THE Accused PAPER.

DUBLIN, January 20 -Placards
signed America" are posted in CIon.
more, denounc,ng the 'Accursed and
abominable journal, the Irish World"
FOR THE PRINCES SAKE.
PARIS, January 20.--The ligitimist
scare continues. The Orleans family
will hold q council to-day at the resi-
dence Of the Duke D'Aurnsle. The
members of the party of the extreme
lef; in the deputies will insist upon
the Orleans princes being deprived Of
their military command. The roya.ist
papsrs insist the scare ia q manoeuvre
to secure the prescription OF the
princes.
H EMPRESS MORALS.
BERLIN, January 2O.-Thepamphlet
attacking the ex Empress Eugene of
France, coniscated by tho police ia
immoral. 1t purports to be a recital
of Incidents In the private life of the
ex.empress. The Emperor William
intends to appoint the Prince Of
Wales, chief of the Butcher hussars
as a mememto of his visit here.
FEARFUL OF DEATH
ST.. PETERSBURG, January 90
General Todlebe, 1t is feared, will die.
FREEDOM OF HI RES
PARIS, January 20.-The cabinet
council has adopted drafts of bill
against the prstenders to the throne,
and modifying the press laws. The
bills will be submitted to the cham
bers to-day.
A ROYAL TAILOR.
LONDON, January 20.-Alfred, til,
monarch king tailor, has failed will
liabilities at e64 coo pounds.
The railway strike In coal has be
gun and shows a d~isunion. A com
promise is anticipated.
HARRINGTON ON IRELAND.
LONDON, January 20 The MarquiI
of Harrington, secretary of state FOL
war, In q speed last evening, referring
TO the condition of Ireland, esid
Through miserable hatred and hideou
conEplracy he had lost a relation be
loved by all, his brother, Lord Fred
erick Cavendish. He had, he said
the greatest confidence in Earl Spen
cor, lord lieutenant of Ireland, ant
Trevelyn, chief secretary, who wen
to Ireland at a time when great RIO
and irrespor siblo society existed there
and threatening agitation and wide
spread sympathy with crime, Sue.
societies, the marquis said, no doub
existed in Russia, Germany, Franc
and America, and where they e1iste
extreme measures were ALWAYS neceS
sary. The evil must be grappled with
the Irish problem could only be me
by firm determination, Marquis sal
he did not think the matter was hope
less. The law must be strength
ened TO meet the exceI
tionsl condition Of the country
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22
Jhs Michigan Senator

Special Dlspatch % TfE BE.
DETROIT, January 20 Only one
ballot was taken for senator to-day,
in which there Is no significance, as
many Of the members have gone
home. The democrats and Ferry re-
publicans evidently paired. The vote
stood: Ferry 40. Stout 80, with 81
votes scattering for thirteen candi-
dates. They then adjourned until
Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22

sLAvEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE
Made from the wild flowers of the
FAR FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEN
II Is the most fragrant OF perfume.
Manufactured by FL. b. Slaven, San
Francisco. For sale in Omaha by w.
j. Wh,tehouso and Kennaro Bros.
a. Nn
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22
A Lincoln Fire.
special Dispatch 70 Tug BKK.

DPNNWN T"F"VNH v DNHs
LINCOLN, Neb., January 20.--The
residence of f j Swan, a restaurant
keeper, is in flames and likely to burn
to the ground, A number Of girls in
the house escaped uninjgred. Par
ticulars will be sant later.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22
Machine Shops Burned.
Diopatch TO The Bss

DyN'I1F T7Fup0VCH q II DIE,
LEAvENwoRTH, January 21.-The
machine shops Of the Great Western
manufacturing company burned this
afternoon. The stove work, adjoin.
ing the machine shops vera damaged
to the extent or $1,000. Loss on ma
chine shops, building and machinery,
$75. OC0. Insurance, $25, OCO.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22
a stranded Steamer.

oPtvIaI DIsPaVCH 20 TIE BBB.
New YORK, January 20.-The
steamship Wisconsin, from Liverpool,
In coming up the bay grounded off
the west bank, where she still Is
stranded.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22
Baby's Petition.

Life Is restless. days are fisetinR,
Children bloom, but die In teething:
wArniug take, all friends and motherc,
Watch the precious girls and brothers;
Read the home liisof Victoria,
Children nine, all had Castoriay
No sleepless nights by bah, squalling,
Like 10, ks they rise In earl morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22

The Yellowstone National Park In.
provement company has been organized
under the laws Of New Jersey with a CAPT
tai Of 81, 900, 600. Its incorporators In
clude Rufus Hatch, Roscoe Conkling, Gen.
Richard T. Merriok, Of Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22
ALLOWED TO SEE HER HUBBY.

PARIS, January 20. The Princess
Mathelda has bsen permitted to see
Prince jerome. Sho deplores the
publication of the mapifesto.
A RUSSIAN T0wN BURNED.
VIENNA, January 20 "A letter
f-om Odessa reports the occurrence Of
u fire at Kherson, South Russia, on
tie 16sh, which destroyed a great
part OF the city 1t is supposed to be
of ~incendiary origin.
ATTACHING THE EX-EMPREss.
BERLIN, January 20.-The police
have confscsted a pamphlet attacking
ex. Impress Eugenie, Of France.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22

the government must show %murderers
would meet their just reward. Homo.
rule, he said, could never he permit.
ted in Ireland. L. had been sug.
gested, he said, that the government
should find funds to establish peasant
proprietary in Ireland, but he strongly
condemned the idea of paying out the
hard earned funds In the English ex-
chequer for sush q purpose, unleos 1t
could be- shown that the people wero
capable and willing to work AL.
though he could not say crime had
been ersdicated, there were clearly
good results from the exceptional leg
,slaiion in regard to Ireland. The
marquis said he had every reason to
believe the distress In Iceland could
be met from local sources without all
appeal Tor help from the imperial
funds. He believed a little rest was
necessary tor Ireland.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22

Nervousness, debility and eI.
hausted vitality cured by using
Browns Iron Btttars
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22
The Heathen Must 60.
pecial Disoatch To The RYE

SAN Francisco, January 21.-
Sharply after 4 p. m. the city was
shaken by a heavy explosion. -Four
others followed at intervals of four
seconds ard a dense column of smoke
rising across the bay was spti ,ient
evidence of another adGed to the
numerous powder works disasters that
have occurred in the vicinity. It is
now learned that five Cainsmen were
killed by the explosion. Two white
men who were about the buildings
escaped.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22
LATER,

The explosion of the Giant Powder
works at Berkeley, four miles distant,
was distinctly felt Ia this city. Forty
or fifty Cinnamon were blown to
atoms. The foreman was also killed.
The wrecked buildings took fire and
we're consumed.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22

A Sure Cure for NIL FEMALE WEAK
4 NESSES, Including LeucorrhGa, Ir"
regular and Painful Menstruntion'
Inflammation and liberation OF
the Womb, Flooding, PRO-
LAPSUS UTERI, &c.
sy-p1easant TO the taste, ellcacious and imuedists
It's effect. 1t lisa great hclpin pregnancy and r"
ewes pain during labor aud at regular periods
i, PHYSICIANS USE 1T AND PRESCRIBE IT FREELY.
ItFrFoa ALL WEAKNESSES OF the generativc organs
OF other sex, II T. second to no rcnodytAat has 'Ne'
ben before tho publci and for all diseases rth|
YlDSRIs Il Is tho Greatest Remedy "a Inc W0T1d
rxrKIDNEY COMPLAINTS of Either Ss
Find Great Reliefin Its Use.
LYDIA r. PTNEHA,ps BLOOD PURIFifh
: Graduate every Vystgo OF liuinois from We
Dl,od. MI the Rlfie time viii give tone tiu ttt,htth "
shesystrm. AsIuarVellousin results sumo Nl"poNno
tE~Both the Compound and Blood fu'irer arc prs
parpd at ssS and a5 Western Avenue, Lynn Aes~
Price Of either, 81. Six bottles for e. Tho COMPOUND
sent by mail in the form OF pills, or of io1cnges, on
eceipt Of price, 81 per box for either. Mrs Pinkhaif
eeAy answers all letters OF inquiry. Enclose eenA
ann. SEM for pamphlet, Mention this Foper'
us~IyplA Il. PrvKHAx's LIVER fuIs cure Constip~
Non. Biliousnesu and Torpidity OF tho LIVER 10 eeaAs
ss-Soid By all Drug:tsfs.-sa co
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22
A SIBERIA IN o

The recent troubles will no doubt
cause the agent to order off the dis-
turbing element The agent thinks
1t is going a little too far TO tear these
mon from the bosom If their families,
and thinks he will recommend that a
certain portion Oh tho reservation be
set aside for such mon aud their fam
lilies, where they will be exiled aud
forbidden the privilege to return II
the agency under any circumstances.
This does not meet the full consent Of
the men Interested, bat the outside
world is large enough, while the reser,
walton Ia too email for DR., McGilly,
cuddy and that class,
In conclusion The BEE correspon.
dent, during bis two weeks stay here,
has hal his eyes opened to whatever
orookedness there might b.. The
agent has been away q week, and mat
ters GO on according to hiS methods.
Mrs. la draws her rations regularly
Hud in sufficient quantities, while Mr.
Lo is as quiet as a lamb
Z. QUILBERsoS,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-22

DUBLIN, January 20 --Placards
signed america" are posted in Clon
more, denounc,ng the "Accursed and
abominable journal, the Irish World
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SSapne SpilntD.

gSapRe County bat Sl7 Soo
JeLloms - gans Senau 8eSdblt.
= g9iaiom Sdpl, Der felt beirabe
einem baIben Sabrbunoert in 9aiplep
anIdiIig par uno iib ougemciner 9l6ts
una erfreute, ipur6e AM 9onnerita8
Dlorgen toSt I'M Bette 8efunoen. 9err
Sdpa ipar elmer Der 0riinber bes Saips
IeD 0tduner6orcs uuo itono I'M glIter
bon etpa 81 Sabren.
- Sci Der IeBten 3uiammentmft Der
6iinfsG county 8Gterancn glnoeiatlon
ipurSen aud neue 8e0mte fir bas Iaus
fsnSe SSabr erpGblt; tie iinS idmmtIi6
bon GarbonbaIe. S. 80. 9lIeranber 1T
8rdToent, OiI6ert Steport Setretdr
llnb SSCbn &eQp S9aBmeiIter. Sieien
itebt baS gte6t gu, 3eit unb Ort Der
nadten 3uIammcntunft gu beitimmen.
= Der SonesSaIer Barber 0taIop,
peIder cine Sait bon elf Dtonaten I'M
@efdu0niB abbuBte, neil er ben 8ferbes
banbIer SodinS bon OtOnrpe Sountp
beruubt bate, entipranB am pprlebtsn
Montag wdbrsno Der gtbipeienbeit bes
Sderiffs uuN isines 0ebiilfen. Gin
oepiNer 9unnesan entfam nit ibm.
Scr 8ader George Sreitenbadcr
berIieb Dor einisen Wtonaten SoneSSaIe,
nm ben gteIt ieiner Gage int alien
8aterlanee Su perbrinBen, lit aber ents
tduI6t tpieSer Suriidsetebrt, ba er nnr
cine einsise 9erion fanb, bic iib ieine'
erinnern tpnnte.
= gtuSuit Bed, Elm Subrmam Del
Sartung'I9en Srauerei, Sepann pori8t
| ISOLDE bel elmer 8erloOiunB cine Ga'
binet SrseI. SeBt febIen ibm nur nod
Die Nuieitunben, I'M carauf berum 81
bdmmeru.
= 9rpf. @rimIep 1T nit ieiuem Ball
Ion in ben Gattstia GebirSen in lllitel
county, q. g., sIddIi6 berabsetom'
men, bate iebp6 einen befti8en Sturn
burdsuma6en (ipabrIdeinIi6 benIeIr
ben, ben aud mir bier batten).
& 9as bierte SuIi Seit eriibri8t ben
SpnesbaIe q. q. q. Soften einen Reini
| ertraa bon etpa s430. Yrpf. GrimIei
erbielt fir feline Sabrt $3.50.
: Sn fat ieeermanns glbern il
Ifropbul6Ies Gjift in elmer pber Der ans
bern Sprm oerborsen. GnttpideIt i'd
bieIes Su itrppbulbien @unoen, S9pd'
rem oSer 9lusi6IdSen, Ober nimmt bi,
Geitalt zines 8beumatismuS ober zines
orsanii6en 9eioens an, 10 bat man I'm.
beI6reibIi6es su erSul6en. 9esbalI
| limb ale bieienigen, ipeIde bic Gntbed'
una MAIDEN - unO taaienSe tbun baI
| idbrIid-baB 9lger'S Sariaparila bie'
| les uebel sdnsIi9 aus Dem 8brper per'
treibt, 10 6anfbar bafitr.
- 8ieIe ScrantOner beIubten an
8ierten oas al Der DtainitraBe Sele9ent
uno auf baS GIe8anteite eingeribtett
labats uno Gtsarrensei6dft bon 0ti6'
ter 8. @rambs & Sobn.
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Spfale NfUtiScn.

Spfale NfUtiScn.
.,glaes Otins tigtns S6ule,
g9tnn BIT franf bltibif, pGbrene eu
SCpfsu gitters bffemmen Eannlt, has
mic -YerIaat.
Die lhpldits t5rdu, ceS fleinitr Nino unb
her franfrite Jnsalio fann ScpfGn 9ittrrs NIT
Sibrbtit un6 Rubfn gebrauhen.
- gite Ssute, bic am Rbemaiismus, gir-
rsnlsieen pber unoereu S6pGden bsrumpnn-
Itn ma6t her Gttrau6 ron Sppitn Sitters
nru.
- Reinr 6rau uno Sohtsr iinb geiunb &C.
tporoen burh ben Webrauh pcn Sopfen Sitters
uno it tmpfrbls e5 msinrn gtuten.-WeibC-
bifsnprtbigsr.
arags irgrub einrn guten GrFrr.
Sb Sppfsn 9ittrrs ni6t bic brle
8amilirnmsbiiin auf Green III.
= Wnlarial 5irbrr, glgus uHb GIaai9leit
ytIalsu bic gfa6bari6aft prnu has sppfen
gitter5 nnfGmmt.
"-Wsius Wuttsr tritb gGbmung unb 9lsu-
rallir nit Sppfsn Sittus aus ibrrm Sylteme." {"
-Gb. SspfgO Gun.
- Salttt bic girrtu geiune eurh Scpfrn
gitttrs unb fiirdtst feline Nranfbsit.
- Der @fuuB ben Gispalisr il bnrmIes
unS srfrii4snb tur9 9simii6uus BON Sppfen
Yittsrs.
Die Jriids her 9ugsnb lisst fir bic glltsn
nno Ssiesnesn i'm Srpfsn Sittrrs.
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Gime Gimme p0n Der 3eitungs'
prciIe ipire b6rbar:

Sd benuBe bieie 0sIesenbeit nm
meme t3eugniB betreffs Der gSirtiamteit
Sbrer Supfens 9ittern fuub iueroen 1u
laiien. g4ir permutbeten bab bieieIben
anipioerno unb bitter unS ais aus Dem
I6le6teIten g9bistp fabriSirt iih erSeis
gcn ipdroen, uno iuasen angenebm iibers
raI6t, bieIsIben 10 ipUbIidmedenb Ses
raoe ipie cine Sahe Tbee su finben.
6reunoinnen unierer 6amiIie, Srau
Grebtpea uno Srau Gonnor, baben aud
einen Seriu6 bamit sema6t uno ers
tIdreu ipiQisit, bab es Die Bette 0teoiiiu
1T, bic Iie ie ssnommen nm Grdfte ipIes
terSusepinnsn unb ben 96rper in Sutsm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-07-12

- Dem S6riftieber 6. 8. @oIf
itarb am 4. SuIi sin SndbIein im IIter
bon sebn Ronateu uno orei Sasen.
= Der beibeite Gag bieies SOmmerS
par nbne 9ipeifsI bsrisuise BON 9pns
nsritag, an ipel6sm bas Sbermpmeter
bon so bis su loo 9rate itanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-07-12

- Srrr SreS. g9. Giniter ieseIte am
Someritas nit Dem 9ampfer Sotbnia
bon Neiu DOrt mad England.
pD- Die Siamauts6arben iuaIbcn
mdt aus; lie iino MODERN unb sIanseno.
Sin Yadet fGrbt IA YIhno Ytaterial.
10 Gents fur irsenb peI6e 5arbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-07-12
1dhrIidler SScriht

rer Siuan;eu BON 9adaipauua County, mic &C.
yriiff, abgsi6lciien uuS fcScfteIIt pcn ben auet'
loren fir ras Sabr 1882.
s.. y. Saepbs, u. u. gSiatamS uuo =. Gear,
Gountps gcnlmiiidre bon Sadapannd County,
In Nbrednun9 init 9enanntem County, fir ed5
Sabr enecuo am 81. Sesemter 1882:
S6utbner.
9aartetrag te;ablt BON G;ra $. 9iips
ple, County Sfasmeiiter, auf alls
ipetiung auf bic County psSaiie nab
reue Res SabreS nno nmerirt sen
ssnS. ...'................. sl39,l70 10