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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20
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ct. Srancis bel Milpaufee fanben am 10.
uno IL. b. SO. sroBe 6eierli6teitsn itatt.
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grsbiidof SeiB pom Mtlwaufee unb bi,
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tete Sii9sf Srelanb ie bur6 erbabene unb
seiitreide 9ortrdse auf bic unmittelbar be-
uoritebenben B. @eiben Dor. 9lm Samitas
erbielten folsenoe Sbeolosen Die nieberu
Weiben:
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5erren Batrid Bone, SOiepb Sartmann,
9tiles Mc9tultp, Srans Gpan, Augult ga.
lid unb Ssinrid Stemper (9uremburser)
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rem 2ufas Bescspnsfi unb Conrad Saile.
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numb Sturm.
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rem Better Sung (0%uremburser), anton Ssu.
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fob Mc@lpnn, Sobann &otbeniteiner uni
9einrid Sbobs.
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rem Stewart 0tcOonneu uno 9eopolb Wto.
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ispb Hoitner.
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rem RicOIas Mai6ino unb gaipar eden.
felberg.
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rem Yatrid Gorbett, Midael Nidols uns
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@itboi.
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Sbeooor Se9emann.
SIR bic Oi6ceie Alton: Die Ssrrsr
9bOmas Dan, Sobann Oietri9 uno aarI
Sweenep.
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4nton Sob. Striiper.
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Sobam Surlep.
gm folsenoen Gage, YaiiiOnsionntas
ertbeilte Der bo6p'ite GrSbiidoi ben &c:
nannten Subbiafonen bic Oiaconatsweibe
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BON ben o%bensenannten 9erren Gbsoloser
oas Subbiafonat ndmlid bic Serm: ga:
! trii Gorbett. Neimi6 NoAsu. NitoIou,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20
Selgii6 &mrembmrs.

am Is. Sebr. seseu baIb s.bn llbr
Morgens brad gu Marloie cine Seuerss
brunit aus, bic bas Wobnbaus II. Die Hebeus
sebduoe bes Serrn Semi Wti6el in 9ide
leste. Oanf Der i6neusn Siilfe selans IS
einen Gbeil beS Mobiliars gu retten. Die
1900 6r. betrageupen Terluite iinp fir
1900 ST.. uerli6crt.
am 10. 6ebruar, sesen 8 ubr iriib,
brad cine 6eusrSbulnit IN Waba aus uno
legte swei Sduier NIT Stallunsen in @i6e,
bic ben Saslobnern Seiire Yirlot uno Sis
pain 6rancois seb0rten. Ole umliesenoen
@ebdnoe selans es sesen sas 6euer sa
i6iten. Wtan bat ben srOBten Gbeil bes
@tobiliars serettet. Die Verluife betrasen
5000 81. unb iinb psriidet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20
Gin amerifaner iber Ole anes
rifantS6en ltraMett.

Gep. Or. Neorsam Dir, elmer Der bers
porrasenoiten Preoiser Der GpiscopsIieets
in Nem Yorf, ipra6 in ieinem Saitenuor>
TRACE pom lebten Samitas in Der pornebs
men Srinitp &apelle iiber Die Climber Der
Sraueu sesen ibren Seruf." gr bate bas
BEL, ME ii6 aug benz gortrase pom islbit
ersibt, lsbisli6 bic Ginseborn.n ODER Yans
tee Srauen i'm glu9e uno mas er I'M Gone
bes pdterli6en 8eratbers uub Mabuers
bieien 3uruft, mag ais Warnung audi fir
iene %unierer oeuti6sameritaniiden Utdbs
den uno Srau.n selten, bic ibrsn sanSen
Stols unb al ibr Streben BARN iessn, nun
re6t bur9 unb bur6 vamerifaniid" gu err
i6einen uno Die 9ebensgepobnbeiten uno
l~lniitten Der 0anteet06ter ua6suabmen.
Nadoem 6err Dir Der mittelalterli6en
ritterlidsn gbrfurdt Dor Den 6rauen bobes
Sob sesoHt unb bemertt bate, ouB es beuts
outage teine &itt.rli6teit mebr s.be, ions
bern MIR nod oberfd6li6e SShi6f.it, pis
man iis aud Dem Wanne solt, besann CT
NIT Der aufsdbllns Der auiialenbem Siins
bern Der ietisen 6rauenpelt sesen ibren
Serui.
Dabin s.boren: ,ManssI an Grnit in
Der 9ebsnsani9auuns, bic @ebanfen unb
Seitrsbunsen iino ausi6lieBlid auf Ser
sniisen seridtet; Niebersans Der Sbssn
iiber Die Wiirbe Der Gbe, inbsm man nit
semeinen unb unpiirbisen Motipen in Il.
e%intritt; bic iiberleste Gnti6loiisnbeit Der
perbeiratbetsn 5rauen, bic 3msde Der @bs
gu psrnidten, feinen ei9ltn Seerb su bas
ben, suerit ben S6mer3sn unb oann ben
Bfi6ten unb Sorsen Der Wutteri6aft
ausSupsi6en bic @%ewobnbeit, wenn Elm
eisnes Seim porbanoen 1T, ben grosten
1beil Der Ssit auberbalb oesielben gu uerz
b%rinssn, Der Iufresuns nadSuiasen unb
bic &iuSer Der Oiensri6aft an3uuertrauen ;
bic pa6ienbe @lei9siltisfeit sesen ben
i6limmitsn Slu6 Der @eieui6aft, bic Gbe'
i6eiouns unS Die Sulouns larer @eiiu.
nun9en iiber bas llebel."
Sd iass-io idbrt Der Nsbner fort, bab
es bic Grsuloiisteit Der Srau sesen ibr,
Waiiiion unb Yfidt 1T, mas ben gr3uer.
rather sum SturS ibrer gbrs anipornt. In
benz N%iebergans Der Srauenebre uno bes
8ewu6tleins Der Srauenpfli9ten lei natirs
lid bic GrSiebuns idulb. .Sis gum a6t'
sebnten 9ebensiabre seben bic meiiten Wtao:
den Der %iooenonnten ~isincrn GlaNe IN tic
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19
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And Tbts u British Co1umbens
vICrosIA, May lS.-Accounts from
the mainland cay the ounduct Of the
men who attacked the Chinese was
oowardly and brutal. Tho white men.
Who had IN alteration with the Chi
nese, beat them Of With picks at night,
when the Chinese we're IN bed. The
camp was attacked BY q crowd Of white
men, armed with clubs. and they struck
down the Chinese a. they rushed out Of
their cabins in the dark. Nine we're
left ON the around for dead. Tho mob
then set Are TO tbs houses, and decamp-
Cd. Al tho white men left some Chinese
fastened back 70 the camp and tried to
put out the IRE, bat there being no water
everything was burned up. Vie Fook
died in the morning. The Chinese sent
to Lytton for wagons 10 bring tho mur
dered man and the wounded 70 town.
There was NO white Doctor willing 20
assist the Chinese. A Chinese doctor
from Yale says three moro of the
wounded will die. Nine Chinese had
fYiQhtfuI wounds about the bead, in one
case tho brains ooxing out. The ooro-
Nor found il impossible to procure
medical examination OF tho murdered
men.
The second One Uoug.
DuBrIx, May lS.-Daniel Cuslsy, the
second man convicted Of tho murder Of
Cavendish and Burke, was hanged IN
Kilmainham Jail this morning. The
Jail vas guarded by force Of military
imilar 70 that ON the occ ssipn VI the
hanging Of Brady on Monday last.
After the priests had prayed privately
with the condemned in Inc eeil, mass
vas performed in the prisou chapel IN
the presence Of the governor aud var
dens, when Curlsy received the sacra-
meut. 4eanvhilo 9rUop Of women,
vh0 bad gathered outside the prison,
were On their knees saying tho lstauy
for the dying man. When tbs black
| hao Vas h0issed, announcing the execu-
| ton had taken place, every man IN the
crowd outside, which numbered about
one thousand, uncovered their heads,
and murmured sympathies with Curiey.
A rush uas then made By the crowd for
| q garden near by, whsro Cuyley's sela-
tions bad assembled. and whore his
fs4hor vas kuseling and praying for
| the rspoae Of tho sool 0f his son. Tbs
| psopls soon dispeEsed quietly. Curley
| vailed up ~ the scaffotd with . little
| auiaanoe. He seemed 10 b resigned 70
ii fate, bat was hardly hrm. He d.
clined 20 make statemont t0aching his
| oonpsctiou With the crime f0s whioh he
| vas executed. Death Vas instAntA-
ueous. In letter which Curisw wrote
. HI vile b sail: II will taxa my -
wv4s 20 The grave With me-. and ieave
thoas Who nyU e. freedom 70 enjoy II.
I will die IN peses. fosGivins my enc
mics.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

CzlcAoo, May ls.-It u learned here
that cyclone passed north OF Racine,
Wis, about $50 this evening. and that
Q number Of buildings vere destroyed
No particulars are obtainable, ~ the
Telegraph wires went down aA that hour,
and ali communication northward, and
between this oitv and Milwaukee and
St. Paul, u cut Of. AZ this hour, 10
O'Clock. An unusually severe wind and
rain seorm. acnompanjsd By thundes
and lightning. b prevailing hare. dana
being vhisksd Of and general clattes
prevailing about the streetA Fears ara
entegsainsd that some frail wooden
buildings In the outskirts Of the city
viii b blown down, and shipping out
gjde will Be driven across 20 the easl
shore OF Laks Michigan. A squalI
struck tho city thin afternoon About
900 fest In length and 50 IN width ol
ths baildinR foe covering the expoeition
Of railway appliances va1 blown down.
PouY vorkmsn vses injured; CO bad Z
lsa heoksu and oOs vas eeAlped. Bat
foe the faGt thet The police had josl
drivsa avsy . large number q loonR.
esu about she plaes. The casualties might
have beou Uogo numeeuua. 1hs dam.
49, viii b repaired IN ooapls At days
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

LEXINGTON, May 1.-THE Kentucky
Association meeting concluded today.
Track fast. First race, mile, Center
vile Won, Mandamus second, Toney
Foster third. Time l:48. second faoe,
blue ribbon sweepstakes, three year, lds,
mile and ono half, Lsouita won, Mark
land second, violatsr third. Time
2:3Sis. Third race, consolation purse.
Tor beaten horses, mile heats, Lizzie 8.
won, Wall6oveT second. DououQh No
kcefe third. Time l:t5s{, 1:l7.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

Nav Yosx, May 1.-THE annual
meeting Of the Nati0nal hoard Of Fire
Underwriters vas in session today.
President Heald. In an address, said
the last year had MT been . profitable
one, and the point had been reached
that In pregnant with danger 10 the en-
tire System a. at present conducted.
The reduction Of the maximum rate OF
commission to brer cent. worked much
good To busineaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

Nxv OsLEAxs, May ls.-The Times
Democrats Enterprise, Miss, special
says DR.. ]. n. Byrd shot and killed Cap
tain w. II. Brame, ex-6heri6 Of Jasper
County, today, in the street Of Pauling.
They began firing almost simultaneous
", about -four yards apast, and sd-
vanoed close enough for Brams 70 strike
Byrd with q stick. Both rnon exdaust-
ed their pistolA Bfame died almost IN
SANITY from . shot In the night side.
Byrd vas uninjurcd except bya blow
from . stick. 4 feud existed for some
time. While tho difficulty was mot I'M
expected il IL greatly deplorsd on co
osuut Of the prominenes Of The parties.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

ToPxxA. May ls.-The Auditor Of the
6tass haa peoxreessd far suoueh with
tie assessment Of railroad property fog
1858 20 state that the increase in the
length Of roads since the ASSESSMENT Of
lS62 h l69 miles. and the increased val.
n nnnonnta In n O7g M
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE National
Jockey Club. First race, mile dash.
Flowsrmath won, HilaEity second.
Time l:lh Second rane, AnaloetAn
stakes, ono mile. FaiSvisV Won. Caromsl
second. Time l:<6. Third Yace, mile
and one eighth. Cherokee won. Hanger
second. Time l57k. FoaRth race,
mile heats, Jim Nelson Won. Col. Wat
son second. Time l:<6x. Heseplechass,
regular oourss. Judge Murray Won.
Time $40.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

NV Yonx. Nay.-Ths Board Of Tn
dsgvTiten have elected the following
olioees: President. d. A. Hsah; vice-
Prssidenk, u. Murray; Secretary, D. W.
G. Ikilloa; Tpasurse, J. =: Parish. Re-.
oiusions we're adoptsd. dselarinR thas
ths National Board ouRht 70 embrace
al sspulahis eompaniss doing IRE In
s1nnce business On se0ck capital IN III
uni1sd 0tatss; that u - of u hiehe.e
ehou Q etsunR frout % the attaek1 m
basipso arising from oppeesuive lsgis-
lakion and oxosoivo tnxntioa, and snnS
~ pgsasn1 board eoald nj aAsw with
~ pesnons namhsrs, bat 70 s4ooe that
uniloa strength. 70 bring ~ board -
II GEon11at GGlsioocy, ard = oel1sg -
1no161nao - en1EaneD ~ onnpan1'u
p1n1eoeD GhonA ~ hsoa1 ene1GA -
= enuOonem ~ alnn1 oaUoohos -: -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

TuusvIIxx. Pa. May 16.-The peo-
PIE in the oil raRioas ase greatly excited
and indignant ovse IL peopoesd pstro-
lsum oil tax At HaFsish1y1. A foemid-
able remOnstRancs vas thu day oircu-
latsd BY leading peoducsn irrespective
Of party, residing hsEs. and b. peomi-
neat cifi1snA ostttn9 forth thas tksy are
already pAyina their fnll ehArs Of TIE
STATE. county and 0anisipal taxes In
their private and eospoesas capacity,
and that this extraordinary epssial tax
b contrary 70 the spi5it q American in
situations. and h - dspss1.ed eoadi-
ton At the a Regions ard ~ 1aeos
eompe1it3on With o1h9 ~ looalitieG.
voald entail intasy ana 1oiA 49, ~
pstsolsnm in4slog6e q ~ oo1o - -
lnpetw 4 Ueoj1 ~ - - - U04no-
~ tntasoG1o g NJ xegk, vsn1nin
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

CmcAoo. May iS.-Ssate Attorney
Mills began his closing speech in the
prosecution Of Jere Dunn. for the muir
der Of Elliott, this morning. and il u
thouQhs be will conclude BY 3 O'Clock,
Whsn the oase viii b given 10 the jury.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

RACINE, Wis, May ls.-A Cyclone
struok this city ct 7:l6, coming from the
Southwest, touching lightly In the south
western portion Of town, but doing foar
full havoc in tho extreme northeast.
whore thirty-6ve TO forty houses are
swept clean. The loss Of life Ii various
" estimated. Four are known to 10
killed. Neveral others arc manned, and
q number arc missing. The track 10
torn - far - visible to the southwest,
and shows everything 10 b lcvelcd 70
the ground. Darkness and confusion
Ursvent anything like . reliable report
4 ~niOhk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

LmcoLx, Neb.. May ia cyclone
struek Valparaiso. twelve miles north Of
hers. 81 : O'Clock this afternoon. Five
mind IA DE sxtent Of - dsmsee n
fore tomorrow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

Lzxmorox. Ga, May ls.|. Jones.
tempted suicide yesterday. was hanged
toby ss. y.l Ins ps,sooss vsns e sns sea :.t
.s.s S:s 4. 8. so9 from : s.
the soaHold he explained hov hs thouahS
70 prevent death on ths soaAold. After
q lrayss BY Rev. Gibson. The black cap
followed. Hh neck vas brokss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

NEW YORK. May r7.-AErangemsuts
are completed for opening the Brook
lyn bridge on the 18th. The Mayor OF
Brooklyn has issued proclamation de-
claring the opening q holiday. The
pablo Offices, courts and schools will DO
closed. and citizens are requested to
close their places nj business. The
President and Governor viii he given q
reception Ia tbs Academy Of Music,
BROOKLYN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

PTmDUR0, May 1U.-It vas made
known TO-DAY that the Economic Society
has sold to Commodore Vanderbilt
twelve thousand shares Of stock In the
Pittsburg and Lake Eric road. The
price paid Vas 3l75 per share, the total
being q, 100000. This gives Vanderbilt
n lAroe controlling interest in the road,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

LINCOLN, May lS.-The storm near
Valparaiso yesterday vas not so bad as
reported. Eight buildings were demol-
ished. including two schoolhouses. Mrs.
Latt0n had an arm and leg broken.
Her infant vas seriously hurt ON the
head by Aying timbers. Damages will
not exceed $5OO. Tho tornado was
about $50 feet wide. Il followed the
ridge and extended about eight miles-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

The will of Mrs. Elizabeth Mowers
Bsyard. daughter Of the late Jas. McEv-
era. was filed today. The estate IL val
ned at nearly $i0,O0,M. 1t was inhsr-
tied from ths father. The entire prop
erty is left TO the husband, Robert Bay
ard.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19
MlnerYs (eaye.aae..

FirssUR0. May l7.-When the con-
s. 1.lon was called to order this after
a the Committee on Ways and
-. presented the following roao1u.
iissi mich was adopted, afiss soms
sosssd, That The sxsoutivo boand 3
2 WITH power b miness q az.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

JKksxr CrTr, May 1.-THE bodies Of
John Hurbert and Michael Currie, two
Of the men killed at tho resent oil fire,
we're found in the bay. They were
blown into the water BY the explosion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

The sixth game Of the cushion carom
tournament was played this afternoon
between sexton and Wallace. The
game was holly contested, the scores
frequehtly standing within Q paint or
two Of each other. Wallace generally
leading. In the ninety fifth inning
Wallace ran the game ont. Score, WAL
lace 500, best run IS, average 1915;
sexton $50, best run ~, average 55-95.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

New YoRK, May l6.-Alice thinner
man, the young and cultivated wife Of
Frank Zimmerman. artist, killed her 12-
day old daughter, and attempted TO kill
her mother. Some days before her
confinement she took an aversion 10 her
husband, mother and friends, and when
the baby was born che declared she hat
ed il.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

fTrsBuRo, May ia meeting Of thu
coal miners and operators tribunal. &
settls existing differences. was 30 havs
met today, bat owing 70 the absence ol
one OF the operators sho COMMITTEES
meeting was postponed til tomorrow.
The iron situation Is unchanged. In
serest Is increasing, however. ~ the dat
approaches for the presentation 90 man
9Iacturers for their signatures. Prcai
cent jarrett. Of the Amaleamate1 AAso
Ss.ation, said tonight they would present
9ss years scale next, and IL il vas mol
aRned BY June lat, a strike certainly
would take place, as the association
.outd make no CONCESSIONS. Nannfac
.alers are equally determined. and pos
Mlveiy assert that the scale will not b
Induction.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

NEW YosK, May 1s.-The Herald, al
ludinR 10 tho alleged Peru Chill treaty,
says IL II we'll TO wait for its confrma.
ton before discussing the matter.
There will be general disappointment
felt in the United States IL once more
the Chileans' are unsuccessful In what
ought to be the first object Of their dip
lonacy and statemanship-to get Peru.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-16

For twenty-six years the famous noon
prayer meeting OF New York, known as
the Fulton street prayer meeting, has
been held 10 the business heart of the
city more than three hundred times q
year. The old edifice in which it was
first held has been supplanted by new
business block. in which, however, q
room was reserved for the daily prayer
meeting.
The special feature Of these meetings,
and the one which has made them ia
nous throughout the world, is the Pc
titions by word or by letter for special
prayers. These have come from even
Siam, Japan and New Zealand, and
there is no mail that does not bring
some from far and near. All have
been saved in huge scrap-books, or
packed away in bundles, which lie in
great heaps on tables, shelves, and in
closets.
The bundle for last Saturday which
is printed in The New York Sun, is
probably characteristic Of the whole.
Among the appeals were the following
"Please pray that the Lord will send
rain to eastern Massachusetts, and to
Worcester. and God shall be glorifed.
"Pray God to open ways and means fol-
me to 20 south this winter and restore
me 10 health" THAT o child lin De.
troit) who has destroyed his health
with drink may be saved A widow
prays for her son addicted To
drink. A prayer is asked fol-
Col. Robert Ingersol), that the scales
may fall from his eyes. A widow ask
for the restoration to health OF her only
child. One in financial straits asks that
his needs be supplied. Prayers are
asked for one who is hard OF hearing
for dear child of many prayers. who
ia turned from religion and is plunging
deeper and deeper into sin; for one
who breaks down in tears when speak
ing for Christ; for boy who stammers
for wicked and disappearing husband
and wicked and drunken son for hus
band who is minister in bad health ;ner
vous, irritable, and gets angry; for {
mother who cannot manage her way
ward children: for union to evangelizt
Africa; Q Christian brother for reliel
from financial trouble; for young mar
with fits; for father who is trying in
vain to get o pension; for . man sicl
and out of business; for Q family II
great need of money, whose crops hav'
been destroyed by hail. Many Of th'
requests are for better Christian living
for the rescue OF some loved one from
drunkenness. The large majority wer,
written in feminine hands. Many q
them, too, declare that previous prayers
have been answered.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-16
Partsian Respect for Fsaerais.

You ought to zee the funerals here.
they are gorgeous, and il IL is not Q
pleasure TO die. the style at least
smooths the pathway to the grave. A
pleasing custom among the French
men is that they always Lift their hats
to passing funeral. and usually stop
until the heArse has passed. Drivers,
laborers, and ali pay their respects 10
to the dead. / ssw two drivers quar-
reling the othss day; . funeral passsd ;
of went their hsts till il passed BY, and
then they called each othsx everything
IN French.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-08-14
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