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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-08-09
4 Blind Persons Sense Of Touch.

II is commonly supposed. says DR..
Carpenter in the NoiianI Journal that
the cxaltation of one sense which
occurs las in the case of Laura Bridge
mani when other senses are wanting
is due 10 an improvement in its organ.
But / shall be- able. I think. to show
YOU that it is chiefly, If not solely, at
trilutahlc to the complete restriction
Of the attention upon the one kind Of
scnsc-pcrccption which remains open.
This YOU well know. in Laura Bridge
mans case, 10 he the touch, rs To
which she has not only an extraordinary
acutcness Of discrimination, but an
extraordinary recollection Of differ
cnccs so slight as not 10 be even per
ceptihle 70 ordinary people. Thus, she
can not only at once recognize by a
slight touch Of the hand all the per
sons with whom she is intimate. hut,
when she has once held the hand Of a
new NlslANI lNl a oiHAt Atth't NtAf Ahh
recognize that visitor again after an
interval of several months. just as any
one Of us would do by our sight. 1t
was a visit which a brother Of mine
paid her some years ago that put me in
possession of that fact. lie brought an
introduction 90 her: and. his relation
shin 10 the writer OF that introduction
having been explained to her. she took
one OF his hands into her own, so as to
take in from IL the impression of his
personality which the seeing person de-
rives from looking at the face. He call
cd on her two or three times. l believe,
during his first visit TO Boston. and had
conversations with her through her in
terpreter, and afterward travelled for
about twelve months in different parts
of the United States On coming back
10 Boston before leaving for England
he paid her another visit. and she im.
mediately recognized him. after that
interval, when she took his hand into
hers.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-08-09
UNDER WATER,
Divers EEperiencs with sharks and
OthcT Creatures OF the Vastly Deep.


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'o'e h"i 'he ui'ef l'"ie nee" " oVo''
ness anu nerve Voee'he' WIN mas WIS
ABOUT NM ne S'ieu iohs i"!er ol I
"'uu eiose AZ manu-, anu nc iho'eu .o"-
afu II Inc Sna'k iOiio~eu' siuing
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oi horror ran through ms VEINS win
an IRON oar ne s.ifred the mud' Whlch
rose 'hick ana last ABOVE MN; 'he
cleaT, Roluen HRht ol Ile water ulsap
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-08-09

qmeC young man ana me. Some time
ago, after successful life, | closed his
eyes in death. He smiled with sub
lime willingness, and went without
groan. | never knew truer OF
hndcr-hcartcd man. n."-ArkanSds Trao
eler.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-08-09

The largest milk pan on record, hold
ing GOO gallons. has just been made
for an Iowa creamery.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-08-09

IcHtlun 10 Insult Illt. AS IL Is, 90
not grant pardon, realizing that gen
tleman Is not expected to have deal
ings with such Il man rs you. And,
furthermore, let me say that | regard
you rs a cowardly villain.
"The tall man sprang to his feet and
drew a bowie knife. The quiet man
did not even look at him.
Take that back, or I'll rub your
heart over your face"
Every one arose, but no one felt
disposed TO prevent bloodshcd.
"'l said that | regarded you as a
cowardly villain. Keep cool and I'll
tell you why. While we were engaged
in inS;nuating conversation saw You
steal roll of bills from that man.
pointing to one Of the players. Until
then. and but for the remark You
made, trying 10 compel Il cheerful
granting of pardon, was disposed to
pay a little attention To anything YOU
might saw Now sir have made nv
statement | have been led into this
and may regret the consequences
don't hold him-but shall make no
CONCESSIONS
"The tall mans eyes actually glarcd.
4 have killed five men. and nh for
less than this he exclaimed. Get out
Of the way! III cut him in two"
"Get out Of the way" said the quirt
man. 1T would greatly please me if
he were 10 sit down and conduct him.
self less dangerously, but If he il de
termined upon a wicked action L.,
him be under no restraint
".You are foolish" exclaimed one of
the gamblers turning to the guiet
man .You are not armed and even
if vou ,vare Cartain NicIa ,y,p,I KIN
Won am the man from whom won
say no purloined the bills saw
the action but did not dare IN inter
nose'
$50 this is Captain Aicle . said the
younp gentleman 4 have heard Of
him. He has a very unsayory rcputa.
tion in New Orleans If wcll-con.
structed reports be true he il not only
a thief, but a murderer
Get ont Of nv way" bowleI the
captain. and struggling, he threw his
COMPANIONS aside and sprang forward.
Like sudden revolution Of wheel
like an action whose 1uickness can.
not be contemplated the young man
drew n derringer and sent bullet
through the captains brain. killing
him instantly.
Gentlemen. said the quiet man.
beginning 10 talk ere the smoke lifted.
4 had more than one reason for com
mitting this deed: | was insulted a.
YOU saw. and was in danger. "A YOU
know; but. worst of all. that man
murdered nv father. I did not con.
Template killing him. but. as said. I
would have granted pardon for his in.
sultino taunts From the first though.
I contemplateI his arrest. which |
should have ACCOMPLISHED. had he not
attemnted 20 take nv life. am
sorry that 7 have caused such confu.
sion and | hone that YOU all. as I know
vou will forgive mo-
"IIo walked away grarafpIIv how.
inn, ao,re o,o who brr-icI ,o tho
sce,o of tho ,ra,odv Tho b,,, w,s
AEON landed Tho cart,i,,s ac,r,i,,
ance took charge ~ the body and
wont asboro Wo va-e s,,, -, our
wav again and but for certain little
inguances that bpng around M ono
would have known that , tragedy had
been enacted our hand ~ music a
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-08-09

Twenty-seven million barrels Of pc
trOleum are pumped from the wells
every year.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10
FIRST-CLASS.

For ten years or more, if man or boy wanted
first-class suit or overcoat, they were obliged
to go to j. A. Mckenzie for them, and 1t is just
the same to-day, for he will keep the very best
goods manufactured in this country, none.
With the very best artists in the land to de.
sign and cut his fabrics, and skilled, experienced
hands to make up his goods, he will always
keep, as he has always kept, more frst-class
goods in stock, than all other houses in the city
combined, and he will, as he always has, resort
to no tricks or games to wiring out the hard
earned money of the lawyer, DOCTOR minister or
the industrious mechanic, that goes out in the
early morning with his willow basket or tin
pail, to earn the bread of industry. Avoid, 1
say, all schemes, and go where you are positive
you get dollar for dollar.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10
BEST WORKMANSHIP,
THE LOWEST PRICES.
PETTIS, BASSETT & Co.
The Scottish Rite Organ.
INDIAN POLIS.

The organ being built for the Ancient and Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite Masons, by 7. P. Sanborn,
of this city, is approaching completion, and next
week the work Of putting it up in the new tenn
pie will begin. 1t is an organ OF twenty-six
stops, ten speaking stops in the swell and ten in
the great organ. The remaining stops are me-
chanical-eouplers, tremolo and pedal check.
Ali are thorough stops. no partial stops, each
going the full register There three CON-
blnation stops-forte, piano and mezzo-the re-
mainder swell pedal 1t is an elegant piece of
furniture, being finished in Queen Anne style,
the case of cherry. Its entire height is thirteen
feet. width twelve feet and depth eleven feet.
If it had not been necessary to have consulted
space it would have been at least thirty feet
high, for appearance sake, which, however, has
othing to do with volume. Although lackin g
in height, it will. it has been made especially
TO fit a space designed for it, be a magnificent
piece Of furniture, and every one who has seen
il admres It's style and finish. The new organ
costs $1,000, and will be run by water mator.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10
AT THE PARLoRS OF THE
D EN- IsoN.

Ladies desiring to buy a WINTER WRAP
should not fail to see our matchess collection of
Sea-Skin, Fur-ined, Plush, Velvet, Glan and bro
cade) Silk and Sicilienne Circulars, Sacques, Dol
mans, Newmarzets, Paletots, etc.
This being our last days exhibit, will offer
special inducements to all who favor with call.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10
GRATEFUL-COMF
EPPS'S COCO A
BREAKFAST

BY thorough knowledge OF the natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion and
nutrition, and by careful application of the fine
properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has
provided orr breakfast tables with delicately
favored beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors bills 1t IS by the judiciOus use
of such articles of diet that a const tuition may
be gradually built up until strong enough to re-
sist every tendency to disease. Hundreds Of SUBJ
tie maladies are floating around us ready to at
tack wherever there is weak point. We may
escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and properly
nourshed frame.-[Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
in tins only (l2-lb. and lb.) by grocers, labelled
thus: JAMES EPPS & CO., Homeopathic
Chemists, London, England
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10
HiehwaYmen at Work.

On Thursday night about o'clock Elmer 8. Adj
ans, an employe of the Malleable Iron Works,
was commanded by three men to halt, while
driving over the Eagle creek bridge, and was
ordered to give up his money. At the time Mr.
Adams had a revolver in his hand ready for such
an emergency, and he opened fire on the high
waymen. An hour or two later e. H. Radcliffe, Of
Cartetsburg, was stopped at the same place. and
robbed of a small amount of money.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10
Lundborg's Perfumes
Edenia and
Marechal Mel Rose.

LAST grand excursion to the Southern EXPOSE
ton at Louisville, on Saturday, Nov. 10, via the
j., NJ. & I. railroad Train leaves Indanap polls
at TAO A. NJ, returning on special train, leav-
ing Louisville at 11:3O p. NJ, on regular train
leaving at 500 A. NJ on Sunday. Rate 81. so,
round trip.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10
Wonderful Invention,

The Norton check door spring is undoubt-
eddy the best thing of the kind ever invented.
No slamming of doors or breaking of glass. 1t
is almost human in its operation Now is the
time to send in your orders Every spring guar
anteed. Can at our store and see it operating.
Now is the time also to put on weather strips.
Call and supply yourself.
HILDEBRAND & FUGATE,
No. 80 South Meridian street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10
An Enterprising Firm,

The readers of the Journal are respectfully
referred to the large advertisement OF the
Model, on the fifth page of this issue, in which
this enterprisng firm offer especial bargains n
mems, boys ana childrens clothing, and gents
furnishing goods, at prices that defy compe-
titon A careful perusal of this ADVERTISEMENT
will prove of exceptional value to purchasers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10

CASE OF our dollar shirts just received. made
especially to our own order for this market, at
Parkef's.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10

A. c. DEPUTY. Dentist, No. 26 Massachusetts,
avenue. Office on ground floor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10

A sILvER-HEADED cane from Parker's makes
welcome birthday present.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-24

periette. Der Grid wurbe pom brei frdfz
tisen Mdnnern feitscbalten, m~itteIit zines
3iesbammers tobtseidIasen uno iOfort benz
Sasbpd6ter iiber9eben.
Der Hotbitanb IN Der gifeI mirb
auf Die ueridiebeniten llria6en 3uridses
fiibrt. gisber aber lit u%nterlaiien wor6en
ansufiibren, baB I'M porisen Sabre bic @ifel
tros sdnsli9er MiBertte an &artofieln unb
grobfrl9t $4,000 Weann Ginquartirsns
gum @anOuer sebabt bat, ilnb baB Die pom
&eidsfiscus bafiir sewdbrten Serpflesunsss
idte seraOe nur sur 9dIfte Die wirtIi6en
Soften ber gerphesuns oedten.
-8ie ausmanberuns aus Ser GifeI
nimnt in Solse bes Gotbitanbss BON Sag
gu Gag su. Otejenisen, welde nod nidt
IQes perloren, raffen ibr Qettes suiam>
men, UNI, benz S6Iimmitsn aus benz @ese
gu seben. 9eiber lit bieies ben 0tsiiten
nidt mebr m0sli6, benn ibr gauges Sab
unb @ut 1T ben Wu9erern anbeimsefaaen,
unb iie miiiien ii6 auf Die WobItbdtisfeit
&nberer perlaien, pdbrenb Die nod einis
sermaBen Semittelten gum &anoeritabs
sreifen, UNI in amerifa ibr Slid gu seriue
hen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-24
Cenerrei6= nn9arn.

-esmbers, 26. Mdrs. Sn 8etreff Der
sesen cine Nnsabl altsIdubiser &abbiner
unseifrensten ltnteriu6uns wirs semeloet:
sSn SoIse 5rplins's Sroi6iire Stud salis
glider &abbiner unb Wunoermdnner" fOn>
~fissirte bas @eridt Sauienbe @remplare
Der bebrdii6en 3eitidrift rWtadiifa Sas
bus", worin $50 saIi;ii6e Rabbiner nnb
@unbermdnner alien sSuben NIT Stud
broben, wel6e Bel ben berannabenoen 8abz
len fir bic reformirten Suben itimmen were
BEN. Die Staatsanwalti6aft itrenste ses
gen Die Nutoren bieies STUDIES BEN BroseB
wesen @erbredcns Der aufiprberuns su Of
fentlider @epalttbdtisfeit on.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-24
S6Wets.

-9ipn lift aud Der alte 8esirfsratb nnb
Gantonsratb S9elmann, Der beliebteite
unb einfubreidite SiirSer Der @emeinbe
@an9en, bur6gebrannt. Die Baiiiuen bess
islben belaufen ii9 uuf 6unberttauienoe,
benen nun 10 900 Sranten Nctiua gegeniibcr
lteben. Die @emeinbs Wangen aQein
wirb einen Sdaben BON nabeSu 100, 900
Sranfen erleiben. gbenlo weroen peri6iss
bene g6stlinse, Wittpen unb 0aiien en,z
pfinbli9 ssi6dOist. Serner bat ii6 Der
Sicepraiibent @runiser bon altenborf auf
unb bapon sema9t.
SIN ben boben IIpen miifien ii6 bic
S6neemailen na9serabe rieiis Guftbirmen.
aus benz geri9te Der Gnedte auf Der
8rimieI sebt bsruor, baB Der Sdnees
fal mad ben bort gema9ten meteorolosiz
i6en geoba6tunsen biz gum /. San. 1888
cine S6be pDn Al SUP errei6te. Seit Nitts
Sanuar BADEN bieie ginfiebIer nidts Don
ii9 bDren la1en. Sebenfals merOen ie
feline sroBe 2uit baben, inter iol9eu Ser
bdltninen bas Saas gu uerlahen unb ms
GbaI gu ffeisen.
-S9wps. gssirfsratb unb 8antonsratb
SbneQmann lit banfrott. Die Yaiiipen beis
ielben belaufen iid auf Sunberttauienbe, be-
men nur 10, 900 ST. slttiua seseniiberftebsn
Die @smeinbe Bansen ullein wirb einen
Sdaben BON nabesu 100, 900 St. erleibsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-24
3aniaS.

SIN einem Ebeile pom 6anfas, unb
ipeSisl in ben Sbdlsrn bss 6 a NJ, 6 o t.
to n B unb artanas, ben pros
buctiuiten @esenoen bes Stautes, 1T mad
benz Seridte zines 5admannes Die Saiion
iebr suriif. 0intermeisen fiebt iibrisens
gut aus, am beitsn I'M glrfanias 9bale.
@s purbe friib seidet. 5afer ftebt gut.
Sir @eli9forn lit elm bebeutenser Sld9ens
raum b~ereitet, unb ~einselne Selber idon be-
pflanst. Bfirii9s, 8irnens unb anbere
Sru9tbdume iteben in Bliitbe unb ueripres
den @utes.
SIN Wiberlesuns BON iibertriebenen
@erii9ten iiber bas g~orbanbeniein Don
Slattern in Der Stabt 2amrence, mas
den Der Mapor unb Der @eiun6beitsratb
betannt, baB nur elm einSiser Slatternfall
IN Der Stabt beifebt. Sn benz 8eitbaus
auf Der Sniel befinbet fi6 elm glatterns
f~ranfer, ber Don &anias 9itp bierber aes
fommen 1T, unb auBerbalb Der Stabt, i'm
Eopnibip @afouia, finb Srei Sale uorses
fommen. Set Swei @o9en lit niemanb
an glattern e%rfranft. Die Batisnten finb
itrens i%iolirt, unb es beitebt feline @efabr,
baB fi9 bic Sranfbsit ausbrsiten merbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-24
g. h.
J a n ..
Safpta.

-Bie gsamte Der Norbpacific giiens
balm mittbeilen, werben IN peri9iebenen
8unften entlans Der Sabn i'm Yellows
# or @ebiete sroBe S9la6tbduier erri6s
tet ,psrben, pon peI6en aus frii3es Sleiid
na9 benz Often %transportirt werben ioa.
SIM gersIei9 nit ben Soften Der Seriens
buns pon lebenbisem gieb iou biersurt
cine sroBe GriparniB erSielt weroen.
so rieiis lift Die ~ginwanberuns mad
Oafota, bab man etnen 8ifl9lag fiir9:
tet, unb baB Die Norbmeitsrn giienbabn on:
fanst gu parnen unb bic Bafasiere midi
msbr IN ioIden MaiIen pie bisber befDr:
bert.
-0ie sessn GrsSbsriff gOblim uor
MoOrbeab unbdnsis sema6ten &laser
finb 5 an Der Sabl. SSn brei Sdaen ioa e,
@efansens, Die ieiner Sbbut anpertraui
maren, babsn enti6liipfen laiien, 10 ). 9.
einen Souaff Sanien, Der feline @attin mil
bepaffncter Sanb ansesriffen bate. 9ie
pierte Nntlase bei6uloist ibn, @eloer, BIT
Germ MaiOn 6. SurseB sebOrten, unter:
i9lassn gu baben, pdbrenb Die FINITE UNI
lette anflase i'm Der llnteri6la9uns UNI
8eruntreuuns pon gountpgelbern besi9ti9t,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-24
Die 2lnsbra6e oes Aetna.

Der 9letna 1T wieSer in pouer Gbdti9s
felt. @libenoe 2apultrSme %itr6nen nieoer
auf bliiben6e @efilOe, unO briiIenbss Coz
ben ldBt Die 8erge uuo Gbdler uno Stdbte
erbcben. Sn letter i3eit iinb Die ausbrii9e
9r6Bten Stpls iiberaus raid aufeinanoer
0efol9t. Seit bes lebten iinb nod feline
pier Sabre u~er9ansen. Som 26. Mtai bis
gum 6. SUM 1879 fanO Der lstte fur6ts
bare @uSbrad itatt, nm I'M algult OeS
,5abres 1874 Der porlebte. 8orbem waren
9rpBe gusbrii9e 1852 unb 1912 erfol9t.
Sn biitoriider i3eit weiB ma Don unsefabr
a9tSig furdtbaren ausbri6en, dbnlid Dem
iebisen. Der srOBte par iener pom Sabre
1893, nit benz elm fur6tbares Grbbeben
uerbunbsn mar, 10 baB 40 Stdbte SiSiIiens
burd basieIbe %3erit0rt wursen, unD 60
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-24
@tSconNn.

g. So. Galmase, Elm Mitslieb Der
MiIwautee'r S6rie, bat aug fanfsebn
Der mi6tigiten @eisen probusirsnben
Staaten Der Union Seridte iiber ben Sus
itanb Bet @interwsisenlaat unb bic grntes
ausii6ten seiammelt, unb CT entnin,mt als
@eiammtreiultat, baB bic Saat INN unses
fdbr 3rpansis 8ro3ent bei9dbist, unb Der
@rnteertra9 UNI 100, 600, 900 guibel ge>
ringer ausfallen miro, als I'M lesten sSabr.
-Oie iinsif benz 2riessfsfretdr betrefs
bes Oammes in Ippleton gemadten
goritelunsen pon Seitsn bes Senators
Sapper, bes Hatioalab9eorbneten Gi1arb
@iintber unb anberen anseiebenen Berionen
iinb ni9t auf unfrudtbaren goben sefaIs
len. Na6bem General Wriebt, @bef bes
SS~nsenieur>O Departments ber Bunbesarmee,
ben @~esenitanb einsebenb seprift unb bariis
Der geri6t erfattet, bat Sefrstar 9ineoln
anseorbnet, baB bic bstreffenbe Commit
fion, wel9e bic QppIetoner Oammanssles
yenbeit erlebist bate, no9mals suiammens
trete unb ale 6rasen in ber Sa9e IN @ies
bererwdsnns aiebe.
-Sm Staate Wisconiin fnben aIidbr>
lid strpa $1,000 lanbpirtbl6aftli6e 9lrbei>
ter unb 20, 900 Oienitleute ibr Srob. Die
~erIteren perbienen BON $40 bis $50 i'm Mo>
nat, Die lestereu IS bis 500. eini6lieBli6
gefOiisuns. Sn ben @ewerben, bsim
6anbel, in Sabrifen finben etpa "A 900
Meni6en 8ei9ditisuns, bic einen Ges
iammtlobn pom SIS ,0Oo, 900 idbrli6 pers
biensn. Der 2obn, wel9er fir einen Gag
sew0bnli6e 5anoarbeit se5ablt wirb, 1T
ielten unter 81.
-Mtan i6reibt aug Sfbfoib, IL.
april: Die 6srrli9feit nit benz ~eleftri>
i6en 2i6t bat bier i6on pieber ausseipielt,
porldufi9 menisitens. Sie 8ruib Cont
pasnie namli9 bat Ger1pabruns einselest
sesen MiBbrau9 ibres Batentes nnb 10 bat
Die SibfOib G~Ompasnp iid sen0tbist seies
ben, ale aufseteaten eleftril6en 9ampen
wieoer abnebmen.su laiien. Die Srdbte
bleiben aue 10, mie iie angebra6t iinb, ba
bic @ompasnie 9ampen anpenben MIL, Die
mad einem anoeren Spifem eonitruirt fnb.
-8ie es ben ani6ein bat, mirb Der Der
granbiiftuns bes Nepbaa Sauies in
Wilwaufee anseflagte 8irtb, George
S6eaer, freiseipro6en. Die Snbieien,
baB CT bas Gerbreden peribt, iinb nidt
FLAIR.
-3wsi S%pannunsen unb Elm 8feiler be,
unteren Bride iiber ben gau claire Bel
Is a CLAIRE iinb am 9onnsritas ..
Wode bur6 bic So9futb fortserifen NOR.
ben. Die Bride mar am /. Mdrs 1879
Dem gertebr iibersebsn worben unb murbs
iebr piel benubt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-24
Nontenearo.

-am 10. Wdrs i6lus in Gettinie Der
8Iis in bas bortise, pierbunbert S6ritte
pom Centrum bes Srtes entfernte Nrisnal
ober Munitions >9aboratorium elm. 0as
@ebdube 1T ebenerbis, duB.rit altertbiimIid
sebaut, unb es befanb ii6 iebr betrd6tlis
DIES Material an Puluer, 0pnamit unb
Batronen baielbif a~ufsebduft. Die mitts
lere abtbeilnns bes sofales sins in Die
9uft; alein es f~fiir,tem iOfOrt nit wabrsm
Seloenmutbe cine anSabl 2elite in ben
Sampfenben unS qualmenoen S9uttbaufen
unb parien nit bloBsn SdnSen bic meiit
bereits slimmenben Yuluers ober Wtuni>
tionstiften ober AUDI maiIenbaft perifreute
Munition in ben S9nee binaus, uon MO
bas MateriaI bur9 Gnbere obne glnorbs
hung ober 2situns weitsr sei6leppt wnrbe.
90 blieb Der montenesriniiden Sauptftabt
bic 8erni9tuns eripart. Sn grmanseIuns
BON 8eRerem warS bas 9erettete Muterial
einitmeilen IN smei balbfertisen t6duiern I'M
mitten Der Srti9aft untersebra9t-ieben
fails aud elm redt paiienoer aufbewabs
runqSort!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-24
0roktrttannten.

-Sonberbare Sbarfreitassgebrdu9e be-
fteben gum Sbeile in 2onbon. Nm Srtebs
bofe pom ct. gartbolpmdus werbsn am
Worsen mad Dem @ottesoisnite 81 neuses
prdste Se9ssYences Stiife nieberselest
unb BON Der sleidsn 3abl Der drmiten
8ittpen bes 9farriprensels aufseboben.
6. lit bies cine felt 400 Sabren beitebenbe
Stiftuns. 0as @rab i6lieBt Die aide
Der Stifterin elm, beren Rame iebo9 I'M
Qaufe Der !3eit p~erloren sesansen 1T. @is
tter anberen, i'm Sabre 1856 pom Peter Sis
monbs erridteten Stiftuns semdB werben
am ielben Gage so &naben Der nit benz
GbriitisSoipitale IN Gerbinbuns ftebenben
Sreiidule pom 2orbmapor nit ie einem
%neuseprasten YenHp unb einem gdddsn
riiBer &oiinen" beidentt, fir pelde rei6e
@ube ie ueripreden m%iiiIen, oas Sabr iber
fleiBis unb ittiam gu iein, unb ben &ir9ens
beiu6 ni6t ~ ~perabldumen.