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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
Two Fires.

Sunday morning at half past three o'clock an alarm of fire was sounded.
 The departmen: quickly responded. The fire was burning the home Of Dr. c. H. Lord, 2j5 Fifth avenue.
 As soon as possible tso streams of water were playing upon the flames, but The force was feeble, and would hardly throw the water up to the roof. The ueighbor, had removed the piano, several boxes, of books, and consider able furniture. The roof soon fell in. and no further effort was made 10 save anything. There was ID short time nothing left but the four adobe walls, making the sides. The firemen devoted their time to keep the fire from luJurlug nelghbOrIng houses. By day
 fight there was nothing left but heap Of ashes and some charred wood.
 The origin ot the fire is unknown. The Chinese cook says he was baking bread iu the ki chen till eleven o'clock. en be put out the fire and went home. He left, however, as customary, the gas burning low in the kitchen. Only Mrs L rl and a Mr. Wilson were m the houss at the time. They were awakened hy the stlling smoke, which seemed to come from somewhere near The kitchen The neighb0rs We're quickly aroused. c. J. Boskruge turned On the first wate- from his garden hose. F. G. Balcom and several others moved out the mas sIv- plano, one end Of winch was badly slurcned. Sofas, bedsteads and mirrors were taken out. 4 large quantity of -'atuary, paintings, etc, were unavOId- ably left to perish. The multitude that boxed ou, universally regretted the vandalism of the flames. There were TO eros walls of adobe, and the fire had all its own way. The floors, ceilings. sidInRs, partitions, castings, etc. were quickly burned.
 The house was the property of B. Salazar, and said 10 be mortgaged to Nrs. James.
 From W. A. Scott, Jr., the list Of lllEs insured are:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
Notice to Creditors,

ESTATE OF sUS MA RAN-EFZ DE- T. cHl--l No .r- i- H.r rsry gwen Htis cra.l- tors af cad I..--1r- t.vi-- claims .a--ir-- sad Cac-t.arr -1 p---.-- --a VI-h The u-t1r CT vu-ct- s--- tl -Ha -l ---t r'e .lllll ,--- -1- cf -a.1 e-.rre 70 l- a.s re 70 1---re- -. ..o.E.4 ttrc---- -sra- Ir 4lr--r. NI-l.1 four month. lftsr r-s rrsf au-.i. l- o- of r.l- -o-Ice-
 In son. October a, Is-s.
 IT, B-EHTtN Administrator. ot tae Estate os sas4ana. Rauli- raz. Cece-sed. oeBWfc
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
ESTRAY NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ uulers' '-red hzs taken up under tLe E. tr.y Law of Ariu na Ie-rifo-y ths f1i usiue de- scribel lulm-l-. One Bar VI r- hrardal thu-. J h ca q ft thigh. and has white in .orsHead and on 1osrrils. has some white nl each hirI foot VI 2 badly -car--gf or nEhr side as rho1rh 70 had te-u G r- o1 coal lil; about iulf o- iE yar- a.i- ahal- Iiis rar-- high A su o-e BI--- Earr Mare. h-auued sgrs as above. fss n Dc hrud foo- wtit- q a J s'ls VI it. ou eff. rhout fou-
 Da-el gt Gro B.aacn. Pima -ou-tv a-lr,r-n Territory, tnls the iith day of October is-g
 oc2u t J. B. MuCLENAHAN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10

Persons must be over IS ani not yer 5 years of age to become member of the Order.
 Thus II is seen, that cost of insurinc is very cheap. Every member is equal ly interested with the others in keeping up the Order from bankruptcy. l. is only to be supposed that in case of a great epidemic 1t would break up the society and in such event all other organizations would suffer @ same fate.
 There IS not man or woman who has some person dependent upon him or her who cannot afford, and consequently should ioIn such an order.
 T. Is "A sacred duty to protect our iel- low being and more especially thus deaI to us by the strong family ties.
 The American Legion of Honor was instituted to aid in fulfilling that duty.
 BY A MEMBER.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
The Ameriean Legion of Honor.


 The American Legion Of Honor was founded on the 1lth of March, 1879. The principles upon which 1t was founded have made 1t one Of the most popular orders in the United States. Although 1t is but a little over four years ago since t was founded, 1t has at this date lu-S Subordinate Councils with a member ship Of over 73,6OO. For the correct management of the affair, the order is divided into Supreme Council, Grand and Subordinate Councils. Itis gaining ground, and the good faith with which its supreme officers have observed the correct business principles upon which the order is founded, has made t SO popular with the American people. It IS purely an American institution. ln- tended to extend material aid to those having dependents upon them, SO as to enable them to apply that aid to their dependents at the time of their rinal de- parture.
 Besides the general purpose of uniting the members in brotherhood, and Co cd ucste them morally. socially and intel. lectually, 1t affords material aid t1 those who are left to struggle for au ex- istence, by leaving them a sufiiciency with which to purchase their supplIes ln the journey of life. Every member m good standing is entitled to receive at the time of his or her death a sum Of money, to be psId 10 whoever he or she may direct in the application or in the benefit certificate, the sum not to exceed S5,O00. Members can take the first, sec ond, thIrd, fourth. fifth or sixth grade of insurance at the time Of being admitted, which means that they can Insure for $500. SlOO0, 5000, S3,OO0, S4000 or S5.000. The amount insured for to be paid as above stated. Ladies can join the order. and are entitled to the same benefits. Again, whatever may be the c4use of death, the benefit IS paid up satisfactory proof Of decease.
 The cost of membership depends upon three things: First. the cost of inifia- ton, which varies from g 10 Sl5; sec ond, the monthly dues, varying from 25 cents to Sl, according Co the number Of members and the amount necessary to run the affairs of the council econOmi- cally; third, the assessments, which are taxed on each member monthly Tn Rc cordRnce with the following table of rates:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
TEcr-h.L.,-a- .r

Though ater ID ever Inursutllb-r ? with fever aLda-ue tor rillol- rem lent The Ev-jem u 3 get he ffei from Che ma icua- C FI us wlru Hostel rr St. mach Hif- fe-- Nro--Ct The
 stem aEafu-t if wsfh tI- leLcett aUrI--pa- ud e. hIch I- s-f CT
 uure a supreme rI a,ly fr hTar comp aI .. cul -tI- tatluU- ly-p r-la. debility. raeums
 ti-u. ki uar trau- h.a- and other ail- ue1t- ic-sale b5 aI llru-cl- and Dealers ErLrraiiy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10

The house itself was insured for S5,OC0 making a total loss 10 the insurance companies Of Sl1.G0J.
 Tue house was insured by Sessions 6 and Freeman for 5000.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
What the Wild Waves are Saving.

lrruln lit NeN AcrA Aall hld ENIre-s-I Four ladies finger at New port to avail themselves of the Rhode Island divorce laws.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10

Just received by Messrs. Wilkins & Sbotven. car load of Hollister, Cal, flour. XNNN. The best ID ths market.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
AssistantAdiutant General.

Following IS th result of the off cil count Of the vote of Ohio cleo
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-10
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Thursday, Nov. %. 1883.

q Regular Monthly Drawing vill take i place m Tho Mssonic FalL Masonic T ui- pie Building in Louisville, Ky..
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-03

LONDON, Dec. 1,--At 7 p. m today the
judge delivered his Charge to the jury in
the famous O'Donnell case. At 7:40 they
returned and requested some fugther
explanations. After receiving the in
structions they retired, bat again returned
and asked explanations. These were
given and they again retired AT O'Clock
the jury came into court with verdict of
wilful murder. When Judge Denman
asked O'Donnell if he had anything to
say why the sentence Of death should not
he passed on him lie made no reply The
judge then passed the sentence of death
in the usual form. The prisoner now
wanted to speak. The judge, however,
ordered his removal. The police seized
him, when O'Donnel held up his right
hand, with fingers extended, and shouted
Three cheers for old Ireland" Good
bye, United States" ITO hell with the
British and the British crown"
The prisoner, shouting, cursing and
struggling, was forcibly removed Dy the
police amid the most fearful confusion
and slamming of doors This action of
O'Donnell caused the greatest excitement
and surprise, as he previously gained the
sympathy of the audience by his good
behavior.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-03
% Fierce Planes.

Chicago, December 3--At $50 Satur-
day evening fire was discovered in the
Farwell block, the largest business build
ing in the city, bounded by Adams,
Market and Monroe streets and the river
The fire burned fiercely until midnight,
doing great damage. The losses and
insurance are as follows:
E0eaing journal, building damaged $50,
600, insurance $4,000; newspaper loss
$50, 600, insurance $4,000. The presses
are in good condition and the paper will
be issued tomorrow afternoon, as usual.
John B. Jeffrey, printing house, loss $50,
600; insurance as follows: Home of New
York. Howard of New Hork, Commercial
Union, Shoe and Leather, Standard of
London, Merchantile Marine, Fire Asso-
citation of America of Philadelphia, Ham
burg Bremen, Translantic German of Ro.
chester, American of Boston, Fire insur-
ance Association of London, Niagara,
Phenix of London, Orient, London and
Provincial, Fire and Marine of Washing
ton, London Assurance, Pennsylvania,
Norwich Union, Underwriters of New
York, and Scottish Union and National
So, 500 each; National of New York,
Prescott, Security, Spring Garden, North
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-03

THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO, Dec. ]

CHICAGO, Dec. l.
Rodiger & McIntyre's market circular of
this evening gives the following range of
prices: Wheat-January, opened 9SS4c, closed,
january, opened 5475c, closed 545sc; Feb
ruary, opened 54@6e, closed 5415c; May,
opened 678Ic, cFrsed 57sEc Oats-Deceln-
Der, opened 3a$4c, closed 30%c Pork-Feb-
ruary, opened $3.50, closed S1355. Lard
February, opened $S,5715, closed $S45.
Live Stock-Hogs-Ma Market dull and prices
5@l0c lower, Light grades quotable at
a. 40@4.90 for common to choice; heavy
mixed packing, 81 3014S0 for common to
heavy; shipping, S49o@5.4o Quality
of fresh receipts fair. Cattle
= Very dull; 5@loc~ lower; exports,
$6.00@6.7 IS; good to choice, S. 4O06 90; com
mon to fair, $400Gl5 25; butchers, 81. 25@
400; stockers and feeders, $3.00@425
Produce-B Butter-Market duh; good to
fine creamery, 35@3Sc; do dairy, 2S@32c:
poor to fair, a612oe. Eggs-High for fresh
27@2Sc; dull Tor ice-house, 22ta23c, and
picked at zoe Potatoes-In poor demand;
good to choice carly rose or peachblows,
3o@35c; no sale for poor.
New York.
NEW YORK, Dec. l.
Wheat-Opened 1S@hc lower; afterwards
fair speculative trading; No. l white,
nominal; No. 2 red December, S1.10X@
1.ll%; January, S1l3all366: February.
S1.l57s@L155s; May, $l20@l201f Corn
Opened SO 4c lower; later advanced 15Q15sc;
trade moderate; mixed western spot, GOA
64Mc; future, 6306655c 0atS--18(0hc bet
ter; western, 360p43c. Provisions quiet
and firm; new extra, SI2. So Pork quiet; held
firm; spot new mess, Sl4(Qi4 25. Lard dull
and lower; steam-rendered, $50
st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. /.
Wheat-Lower; Nc 2 red, 81. l.0I11. .02 cash;
S1.01A@L01% December; Sl03sS@L04k
January; SL051I@I061s February; 81. l015
@l.llA May, closing at inside prices; No. s
red, 94H@96c. Corn-Irregular; generally
higher; 4194c cash, 4795@4715c December.
476t4715c January, 4115c February, 5fs6@
511@c May. Oats-Slow; 2Sa2qc cash, 3Sc
December, 2S$4c January, 34a34Lc Nav.
Rye-Better at 54l5c. Barley-Dull at SOFA
Soc. Nhisky-Steady at ST. IA. Provisions
Easier; pork jobbing at $3.50 Bulk meats,
long clear, S. IS; short ribs, $3.50; short clears,
$7.Q5. Bacon, short clears, s15c, none others
here. Lard lower at IS. 9JGQs.05
Toledo
TOLEDO. Ohio, Dec. l.
Wheat at-Duli and easy; No. white. 81. .Osl5:
No do, $103; No. ? red cash, Sl0fl6G5
LOG; December, Sl.4l5; January, SI.O6;
February, $LC79z; May, $1.1334;. Corn
55s4c January, 554c; May. $3.50; rejected
firm; No. 2 cash, or December, %l$4o; Janu-
arg, 553c; May, Soc; rejected, sic. Rye-No
EEEIuxauLaa
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-03

ern of London, 81, 900 each: Lion $4,000,
Queen 5000, Lumberman's $1,000. Mr.
Jeffrey is arranging with other printing
houses in the city to fill his contracts with
the shows on the road. so that none of
them will be left without paper for billing
purposes. Stacker & Co., in the same
building, lost 81, 800 and are fully insur
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-03

Disease, Propensity and Passion, bring
mankind numberless ailments, foremost
among them are Nervousness, Nervous
Debility, and unnatural weakness of Gen
erative Organs; Aliens Brain Food sue
cessful}y overcomes these troubles and
restores the sufferer to his former vigor.
81. At druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-03
HARD coal MARKET.

Pea coal $500; CRATE and egg $s 90;
range. nut and No 4, $3.50 per ton,
screened and delivered. Brookfeld flor
grates) $500. Blacksmiths' coal, Con
nellsyillc coke and charcoal at 1903 Sec
ond avenue. E. G. FRAZER.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-03

Aliens Brain Food botanical extract
strengthens the Brain and positively cure
Nervous Debility, Nervousness, headache
unnatural losses, and all weakness of
Generative System; it never fails. 81 pkg
6 for IS. druggists, or Aliens Phar-
macy 315 First Ave. N. y.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-03
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Toledo.
Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Dec l.
Wheat-Lower; December, 969sc; January,
979sc; May, S1.0515 Corn-Lower; No. =
5S19c, Oats-Nominal; 5St&c COR No . Rye
No !, 57l9c. Barley-Excited and active,
No. ,, 6233 Q1651 Sc; extra, SIC
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-03

Mr. VIM, II. Kelly, Lement, H.. says;
Il used Browns Iron Bitters for dyspep-
sia and it certainly helped me-"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05
Observation-Disclosures

gm Sreitas 9lbenb +. SO. periammeIte
ii9 Der Stabtratb oils Gomite bes @ansen
sur @erbanbluns ueridiebener @eiddfte.
Oas @eiu9 pom Meper, Smeblep II. u.
CUR @r6ffmuns pon 9afe Ctr. fam auf.
Oa absr bic Mrbeiten auf 81, 800 absei9dtt
iinb unb man mutbmoBt, bab iie mebr fos
fen, 10 warb Die Sa9e ausseiebt, ba
CLANCY Der 9lniidt mar, SIS, 900 tOnne man
better gum Sau zines CARBOHYDRATES uers
penben. Oas @eiu6 Der Marsaretba
Scanning I'M $50 Gnti9abisuns fir bas
@esnebmen bon Sensen, Nbbauen uon
8aumen u. {. No. an @ranbuiew @uenue
warb suriif ans Somite uerwielen. Nlbers
man Mcgartbp madte baruuf aufmerfiam,
bab Die Bauorbonnans ni6t msgefiibrt
weroe, unO empfabl ben Maribau babin gu
inltruiren, ioI6e Nrbeiten einiteuen gu lais
len. Gbenio ma9te WicGartbp barauf
auimerfiam, baB bic SpeSialiteuern unO
llmlasen ni6t sebOris colectirt weroem unb
empfabl @niteaung zines Mtanues ;u benz
3pcfe. Oas 6inanssG omite Oh bic Sadie
in Orbnnng Ieben. Mloerm. Slab iprad
mesen &ebusiruns Der Billiard 2icens
Vertagun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05
Stadt 4 Mmgegend.
Entered ut the p~ost-ofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at s~econd-class rates.
slm umfere seebrtem eeier.

Seit nabesu elf Sebren iisen mir bier
pbne llnterlaB Sag fir Gag binter benz 9tes
oactionstii6e. @as baS beiBt, weiB bers
ienise, Der bic @nitrensuns seiitiser @rbeit
fennt. Sinb min mai elm, Smei, ober bret
Gage ab9etommen, 10 waren es @ei9aftss,
Sereins> ober politii6e Gngelegenbeiten,
bic uns in bic Serne iibrten. Son &ube
unb Grboluns mar in iolden 5dlen feline
Gebe. Mir fiblen uns abseipunnt, bebs
balb MAIDEN mir cine Geile na9 COLORADO.
lieielbe bat aber audi nod einen anbern
i3mef ais &rafte 81 iammeln: ben Sein9
~unierer griiber unb zines Neften, bic In
benz l6Snen Staate wobnen; iaben mir
bod BEN in Oenper lebenben dlteren bieier
beiben 8riiber in 10, ben iiingeren in Safe
gitp w%obnen6en IN II ober Is Sabren ni6t
mebr. Ibmelenb werben mir pom 4. bis
gum 81. Sum- lein. 9luf Der &iidreiie wobs
men mir in Clinton ais Mitslisb bes Sers
paltunssratbs Der f%inften @eneralsSer
iammluns bes st. &. cd. 9. BON Soma
Bel, penn MIR moSli6.
ginen &ebacteur ais Grlatmann nab:
renb Der 3eit %unisrer Mbweienbeit gu fin
ben, 1T uns nidt s%ellnsen; aber sema6tt
gorarbeiten, bic @efduisteit bes 9errr
SdultbeiB, bes &ebacteurs Der yGolum:
bia", Der uns sroBmiitbig feline &unOi6ar
CUR Oispoiition fteIte, nnb anberwartist
5reunbesbienite, fir bic mir i'm 0oraus
banfbar iinb, ermSsliden bas prOmpte @r'
i9einen bes Dlattes wabrenb Der Oaue,
Der &eiie. Collie bie unb ba cine flcint
Side, ooer cine llnslei9beit ii6 seisen, il
bitten mir ben 9eier INN Gnti6uloisups.
Die seiddftliden 8riefe wirb unie,
glerf, Serr 6. &aebIer, prompt beior:
gen. Yripat Go,reiponbensen bleiben bic
gu nnierer &iidfebr unerlebist. Mlio, lie
Der 2eier: @riiB 9Ott auf @ieberieben!
go. 0onner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05
ltujere BauprSpuuaus.

Wenn @eiebe ~porbanben iinb, io0en ie
sebalten wsrben. Gisle mierer itabtil9sn
Orbonnansen i9einen aber nur %erlaiIen
morben Su iein, nm ni6t 9ebalten 3u wers
ben. gu oieien 9ebort Dor alien bic Baus
orbonnans. sic 1T 10 gut wie elm tOoter
BudItabe.
@arum erlie6 man bieie Sroonnans ?
I'm gu perbinoe,n, baB @ebdube aufseri9s
tet werben, bic cine @efabr fir bic fie err
ri9tenben @rbeiter unb fir bic ipdtern 8es
mobnsr finb. Der i6redli9s 6euerbdmon,
Der Galamitdten wie iol9e /. .. bas Heus
baus 6oule in Milwaufee berporrief, seia>
ten bic Notbmenbisfeit fold zines itdbtis
iden @eietes. g8as idreibt nun nniere
Bauorbonnons Dor? Sauptid6li9 folssns
bes: Die Maueritdrfen in ben peri1iebenen
Stodmerfen, UNI bic StabiIitdt Der @es
bdube su ii9ern, bann bic WiaBe Der 2rds
ger Der Stodmerfe, baun nod anbere Sss
itimmunssn in 8etreft oes MateriaIs Der
S9orniteine II. +. NJ. in 9iniidt Der 6euers
sefdbrlidfeit. I'm MN fiber 81 iein, bab
Die Bauberrn ben Yoridriiten Der Orbon>
nans seniigen, iinb Don ben @ebduben, bic
in semiien 1beilen Der Stabt erridtet wers
ben, pldne porsulesen, bielelben finb pom
Stabtinsenieur gu reuibiren, Oh iie Der Or:
oOnnanS senIsen. unb bann fol- elm Yaus
erIaubniBidein ausseitelt werben. 81
bas ~seniisenb? frasen mir, uno iasen:
Nein. Oamit miro Der !3ped ni6t errei6t,
oenn bic 8auberrn i9eeren ii9 ben 9enfer
I'M bic OroonnanS uno ben Snsenieur, iie
buuen obne Pldne, lei9tiinnis, uno ielbit
menn bic plane 9eneBmigt lino, dnbert man
Die Maabe. Der Sn9enieur, Elm gutter
Mtann, IdBt @ottes @oiier iiber @Ottes
0anb %laufen; lest man ibm Die Rldne Dor,
senebmi9t er iie, ipenn iie redt iino, unb
bas lift NQes. Soq bic Yauorbonnans
wirfiam iein, mub Der Sngenicur ansebals
ten werben, ieOeu Monat einen Seridt eins
Subrinsen, mem CT Observation-Disclosures
ausgeiteqt unb OF bic @eb6uSe Der Oroon.
nan5 gemGB auf9efiibrt worben iino. gtas
tiirli6 ioll er fir bieie 9lrbcit entl6dOist
perOen. @ut! man laie fir ieoen Grs
lanbnibl6ein einen Dollar besablen, bas
tbut's. Damn lit Der Sn9enieur gu erna6s
tigen, iebem Sauberrn Der proonnansmibrig
baut, nit Der 2lrbcit Ginbalt 81 sebieten,
bis er ii6 fiist, nOtbisenfaas sctbane alrs
belt abbreden 81 %laiien. Obne oas 1T Die
SauoroOnnunS cine 6orce mno cine llnses
re9tisfeit. GntweOer bsfoIst bas @eies,
ODER wioernuft es!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05
Uir jaben bitier SAGE bic pIane sr

xNIl lugeu Ottler Sage pe ptuHe sur
neuen fatb. Stride in geaiars in Der Office
bes Mr6iteften 6ribolin Deer. Oieielbe pirb
i'm Spitbosenitpl breiidiffis ala Sallens
fir9e sebaut. Der li1te &anm Snnieit 1T
90 K "a SUP, fie S6be bes Mittsli9iffes
49,, Der Seitenidifie 49,. Oas Gbor
wirb "a K 25 SUB unb ba bic Safriitei in
Der 0erldngerung bes Sanctuums ffebt, err
bdlt es i66nes 9i9t pom beiben Seiten.
Der an Der porbern S1malieite Der Stride
itebenbe Gburm miBt l6 SUB i'm @suierte,
1T nit Streben f%lantirt, gsbt in Der SSbe
bes Sirltes in's adted iifer unb finbet lei.
men Mbi9luB in einem idlanfen, a9tsfi.
gen 6elm NIT 4 @iebeln. Die S0be bes
sansen Sburmss 1T 100 SUB. 0as @es
bauSe mirb auf einen sequaberten l1nters
bau aus Baditein erri6tet. 9auitein
fommt Der ~Roftipielisfeit wesen, nir iouiel
abioIut nOtbis, CUR gerwenbuns. SIN Saies
ment pirb cine 8apelle bon So K 49, eins
eeri6tet. Die Soften beS 8aues finb auf
$2s, 600 peranidlast. Wenn Sc SEARS
bieie Stride baiteben bat, fam es fid rib
men, zines Der i6Sniten @ottesbGuier i'm
norSpeitli9en Gbeile bes Staates gu beiiss
gen. Sci Der prd9tisen Gage, bic fir bas
@ebdubs beiimmt lit, wirb es auf Meilen
unb Mfeilen in Der gbene ii6tbar iein,
Der Stabt our groBen 3ierOe serei9en, elm
ipre9enbes 3ensniB Der Opferwiaisfeit
Der &atbolifen unb cine piirbise Statte sur
Oarbrinsuns bes unblutisen Spfers iein.
M6se Der 8au i9nea unb sliidli9 BON
Statten seben, bas lit unier berSIi6er
@unlhl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05
9ie Teier Der @raberidmiiduna wurbe

aud beuer in Dubuque am 80. Wiai Mir
big b~esansen. Die MuinitraBe unb bic
anbern StraBen, Our6 meI6e Der 3u9 iid
beweste, maren biibi9 seidmiidt, Der !3us
aus elmer Gapele, ben Wilitarorsaniiatios
men Der Stabt, ben Seteranen aus benz lebs
ten Biirserfriese unb uielen &uti6en uno
8asen beitebenb, bemeste ii6 in gutter Orb
hung na6 Dem itdbtii9en Sriebbof, mo Die
@rdber Der sefaIenen uno binsei3iebenen
MISUNDERSTANDING bibi9 NIT Blumen
unb @riin seidmiidt purben. Natiirli9
feblte bic Seitreoe nidt. @liidli9erweiie
bIieb Der brobenbe &esen suriif urb war
Der 9immel aud bewOlft, 10 war Die 0uft
bod ansenebm unb frii9. @ud auf ben
anbern Sriebbofen in unb INN bic Stabt
murben bic Solbatensraber becorirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05
RIeanere Na6rt6ten aus SOFIA.

Mu6 in BurIinaton bat man iebt
einen iusenbli9en Sdwimmer, BET Bopton
on &ruft ebenbirtis, ais Gbaratter ibm
aber uorSu3isben lit. Der II Sabre ulte
@ebie Tinlep iprans ndmlid fiirali9 CUR
&ettung ms @ailer, oils iein fleiuer Srl>
Der, Der am item Werft fiidte, in bus @ais
fer aefauen mar. Srotbem Der SluB bort
Is SUP tief lit, er1pii6te er i'm bod, uno
i9wamm nit ibm cine Strede pom 100 SUB
Inn ben bod bsrtm an bas 2anb.
Ole 0a9ridten iiber ben S9as
ben, ben bic lctten SrSfte in unierm Stua>
tie, in Suinois unb Nebrasfa angeri6tet
baben, lanten ni6t bert.nitimmenb: bel
Seoar &apibs lit bas meiite &orn %erfroren
1nb Die FARMER iin6 i6on baran, es wieber
au plansen. Oas Sbit 1T bei6dbist, ans
Deres @etrei6e itebt gut. 9uf einem llms
freis ppn SO Meilen Bel Bloomington,
.SGls., mar es iebr falt unb bas &orm muB
wieSer gepHanst werben; Der Gossen uno
oas @emiie finb on uielen Bldten erfroren.
Bei Davenport ieben bic Saaten i~iberbaupt
siemlid out aus, Defenders Weisen unb
@erite. Sci Omaha 1T ni6ts bei6dbi9t,
unb Die GARNER fOnnen peSen Der friberen
0afie erit jest Sorn pflanSen.
Ole Union MiIIs Sc. pon @as
terloo bat s.. 9. @ation fir 800, O0O
psrtlast, 8osss Bros. & 60. fir $25 600
anb BEN vWeeflp Obierper" pon 8inton
fir 1875, 900. @runb our &lase ghb cine
8er0ffentli9uns, Die auf 8ation's 8etrsi.
ben sei3ab, unb NORM seiast wurbe, baf
bas Mebl Der Union Wfiu So. nit &laun
gsfdIi9t iei unb spar babe elm gbieasoe,
4Gbemifer bieies conltatirt. Spdter wurSs
bic Union Mels So. in &enntnib seiett,
bab @atlon spei anbere groben babe ana:
'Ipliren Ia1en unb in bieien Yroben iei feir
aIaun sefunben porben. Die Union Mias
gebOren ;u ben sr0Bten Miiblen i'm Staat,
ba fe cine Gapacitdt pon 525 SAB tdslid
baben.
Drunten in Maribau 60. If
einem 3eitunssl9reiber cine quite paiiirt
Gin Gountp. @bitor CAB oils Beitras su be,
Sair elmer Baptiltensemeinbe elm abonne:
ment auf iein Blatt fur elm Sabr, unter ben
Bebin9 jebo9, baB Der abideuli6ife Wsanr
Der @emeinbe bas S~reiabonnement erbielte
@er bei1reibt bas @ritaunen bes gbitors
ais beim StimmenSdblcn berausfam, BAT
ct BEL weitsm bic srOBte Nn,abl Stimmer
ais bas abi9euIi6ife MitsIieO Der @emein
be befommen babe.
9. 5. SalI BON Burlington bat Of
fentli9 erfldrt, bic ganbioatur fir Sou
perneur bes Staates auf bentpfratiide
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