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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01

III beiben Seiten berielben beiinbli6 sepe>
ienen 6Guler, in benen Nrbeiter Der rWfiis
iiiiippi MiuS" ibr Seim aufgei6lasen
batten, lasen in Sriimmern unb inter bie>
len berpor brans entleblides @eitobne Ser
munberter. Die Sduier paren gerabe;u
in Stife seriiien. Die gdume bes unter>
baIb seIesenen Sibtenmalbes paren umsez
bro6en. Cine Mteile oberbaIb Nehon unb
sear unmittelbar in Der Sturmbabn Iiest
ober pieImebr lag Der Ort Seauresaro, beis
fen Stdtte jett nur nod Sriimmerbaufen
be,eidnen. Ni6t elm Sans in bemielben
lit fteben seblieben. llm9ebro6ene gGume
liesen 10 bi9t auf Der Strase, baB bieie
fir Setter faum paiiirbar lit. MeiIenueit
lit fein arfredt itebenber Baum gu erblits
fen unb bis gu brittebalb Meilen melt uurs
ben bic auf Dem 6elbe pereinielt itebenben
Sarmbduier nieber9ewebt.
81 10. MpriI bieies Sabres mas
rem es bunbert Sabre, baB George Waib>
inston in ieinem 9eerlaser, am SuOion Den
@eneralbsfebl erIieB, in wel6em er ieinem
Seere ben 9lbidluB bes Wahenitiuitanbes
nit England anfiinbiste. Der SdluB bes
Sefebls iast: baB riebem Manne cine Grz
tras9tation pom Spirituoien susetbeilt mer:
ben fol-, bamit er auf euisen Srieoen, aui
Die l1nabbdnsisteit unb bas 0obl Der Ser.
Staaten trinfen tann."
Dieter Sefebl lit cine ber sablreiden &c:
paltisen Sbrfeisen unb Mauli6e0en, mel:
DE Der uniterbli6e 8ater Der amerifanii6er
5reibeit ben GemperenSlern im goraus CAB.
= Die S9af3idter in Sumbolf
6 o., Sal, Hagen, baB ibre Seerben Dor
gblern beimseiu9t werSen unb uiele Be,
Gbiere bereits Spfer Der &uubpOseI sswor:
ben iinb.
Sim 13. Suli finbet in ct. 9ouis
cine 3uiammenfunft Der Serausseber be-
Nessr : 3eitungen uon Norbamerifa itatt
gfi6t meniger ais III ~ 3eitunsen wer
ben in Der Convention pertreten iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
Mtnnefota.

Der Stabtratb pom MinnsapoIis
bat bic Saloons2icens anf $500 feit9es
ieet. Oas tbuts fiber!
-Oie st. 8auIer vGioneers9reB"
bringt einen i%nterehanten 8eri6t iber ben
IS eisenbau in Minneota no
Oafota a.
9emielbsn aufolse uerpanbelt iid Mins
neiota raid BON einem w~eisenbauenoen
Staat in einen Siebsu6t treibenben unb
Moltereiprobufte ~erseuseuben. 60 setst
ii9, baB Der Our9i9nitt bes NIT @eisen
bebauten 9treals in Minneiota BON s 80
Brosent i'm Sabre 1879 auf 5s.65 i'm Sab
re 1882 seiunten lit. SIN Sabre 1882
maren 2,572, 254 ader nit Weisen be-
baut, unb obslsi9 beuer unsefdbr 100, 600
Nfer neuer @~eisenboben inter Rultur ses
felt merSen pirb, wirb bas @ei3enareal
in 1888 nur $500, 900 betrasen, ba rlnb
$50, 600 bisber nit @eisen beidete Nfer
anberpeitis benhst werben.
SIM iibIi9en unb iiS5fIiden 9afpto
gilt 70 siemlid baiielbe mie in Rinneiota,
bagesen merben i'm mittleren unb nOrbli6er
DafOta sroBe neue 8eisenfelber in Rultu,
fommen. SIM nSrbli6en 9afota re6net
man auf cine 3unabme am @~eisenettrae
BON 81 Mia. 8uibel. 3wiiden Sarge II,
Sismarf merben nm 200 900 afer neu'
@eisenfelber eri9loilen merben. SSm San:
sen re6net man, baB Oafota UNI IL gfia,
guibel 8ei3en bieies Sabr mebr erseuser
wirb, ais i'm Sabre 1889.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
Nu6lano.

-8ie man aus Mostau i9reibt, berri6t
bort cine fieberbafte 1bdti9feit fir Die Sors
bereitunsen sur &aiierfronung. Sm 6reml
iinb ale Sbiirnle uno Sbiirm6en Der llmz
faiiun9smauer nit boben @eriiten umSos
gen; aui alien Seiten bes ysroBen Swan",
Der bDditen Spise Mosfau's, bdn9en in
ben lestsn Sa9eu 2lrbeiter I'M 9uftiib bers
ab, ben Yoriibersebsnben leiies @rauen
perilria6enb. Nd1tli6erpeile itrablt i6on
iber Dem areml elm gi9tscitirn, i6einbar
frei am Simmel i6mebenb. Der ~innerite
Ibeil Ses 6rsmI's lit uon gauseriifen pers
barrifabirt; bort iouen neben Der ge9rdbs
firtbe Der Gsaren 3 Sribiinen erri9t.t mer,
ben. Die fremben @eianbten baben fi9
fir i6were Sreiie in Yripatb6uiern ein
llntertommen seii9ert. Da sur 3eit Der
RrOnuns Die beileren Stdnbe bereits AMI
benz 2anbe leben, 10 peruriadt ibnen bic
Nbtretuns Der itdotiiden 8obnunsen feline
sroBe llnbequemli6teit. 5rotpem iinb bic
9eforberten unb be3ablten Breiie re9t ans
iebnli6, 100000 Gubel. Au6 Sem
fer merben auf Der Gpsrsfaia, burd pelde
ii9 pom Yetersparfe aus Der Seitsus bemez
gen wirb, idon felt Monaten uermietbet ;
man besabIt 100 &ubcl fur bas Senitet.
Die b69iten 8eb6rben bes &ei6es, Der
Rei9sratb, bas Miniitercomite, Der Ses
nat unb Der vbsilise Spnob" fiebsln CUR
RrSnuns pon Yetersburs na3 MOstar
iiber,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
Cenerret6sM

-Yrinn. Der Yoiterpebitor 0ubac.
sef pom Yoitamte in BOiorit 1T nit Ieiner
@sliebten na9 llnteri3Io9ung zines Be
trays pon 5000 Il. ilii9tig 9eworoen. Ole
Na6fori9unsen na9 ben 6lii9ti9en paren
bisbsr uerseblid.
-@ras. Die aisiteluns fulturbi.
itorii6er 9esenitdnoe 3ur 6eier Der 6o0'
idbrisen &esieruns Oes 9anieS 9abSbnr9
in Stepermarf wirb gang beionoeres sSntes
reile erbalten bur6 bic pom 6aiier bemiQi9te
3uieubuns bon @esenitdnben aus Der ams
braier Sammluns unb benz 8afienmuieuml
i'm ~taiierl. arienal. @ud Der 6drit So
bann gleOlf gu S9war,enbers, BETTER
GROCER Sitter i'm oberen Murtbale, iowie
6ie Muieen in &rnfels, 6aritenfelb anb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
@tSconfn.

-gm 81 n NJ inee Giper murbe i'm
letten @inter in runber i3ubl 422 600 8ub
gaubOls sei6lasen. sesen 325, oOo, 900
SUP i'm porisen Sabre. Oas SlDben bat
be9onnen unb bic SSbe bes 6luiIes lit siins
itts bafir. Gae Sasemiiblen iinb poIauf
bei6dftigt.
-Man beri6tet aus SIbfoib: Spei
iunse 9euti6e, @ilbelm 9oltmann unb
Maldop, erlebten cine fur6tbare gta9t
auf benz WinnebasosSee Sic batten Dor
s,raumer i3eit Elm Gisboot auf benz Gee st>
rid s%elaiIen, unb ma1ten fi9 Samitag
auf, baiI elbe nod Dor Iufbru6 bes Sizes in
Si9erbeit gu brin9en. Sic ~selansten bis
gum Boot, aber ipdbrenb iie bailelbe CUR
Seimfabrt fertis madten, frat bidter Rebel
Elm, unb iie perfeblten nadber bic &i6tung.
Sci befti9em Winbe iauite bas gopt iiber
bic @ishd6e, absr pl0blid laben iie Dor ii6
cine balbe Mteile breiten @aferltreie
len, unb iie periu6ten cine anbere Gi6tung
einsui6lagen. @ieoer trafen iie auf @ais
fer, bas iie pom l1fer trennte. Sc war I'M
Smii1en N6enb seuorben unb Der Wtnb
marb gum Sturm. Slider iaben pom
1fer aus bic beiben gisbpotfabrer in ibrer
entiebli6en Gage, aber iie fonnten feline
5ilfe %brinsen. SIS fling aud an gu resnsn
unb bas Sis brad uuf. Die llnslidliden
mifelten ii9 in ibre Gisbootiegel unb ersas
ben ii9 in ibr S6idlal. I'm etpa l l1br
in Der Nadt leste iid Der Sturm unb Is
mar ben 6iidern mOslid, beioe iunse Mdns
ner al retten.
-Man i6reibt pom QaGroiie: Die
meiiten Sdsemdblen in bieier @esenb unb
bier am Orte finb bereits in Gbdtisfeit.
Das 6loBen sebt f1ott BON Statten, ba Der
Waheritanb 10 bod 1T, als " sewiini9t
nerben fam.
SIN . o spille bat bic Slutt Elm
@ebdube fortserifen, bas Rnapp, Stout
q So. in Menomonee seb6rt. Gs befans
ben i9 barin elm Qaben nnb elm &oftbaus.
Der 8erluit lit ~bebeutenb. Miible iinb
Damn iinb Bis iebt nod unperfebrt. Au1
in &eb Gebar bat bas Sodwalier sroBen
S6aben setban. &napp, Stout q go.
baben an bsibsn Orten einen Yerlut pom
nabe3u $3.50, 600
Dim 81. april fam per GrpreB an bic
Ibrehe Der Cement So. elm 9adet, bas 25
Bfuno 9pnamit entbielt. 0as Badet trug
feline Iufidrift, bic pom ieinem fri9tbaren
Snbalt 6unoe seben fOnnte. Sin Sads
u%eritdnbiser e%rfldrte, bic Suantitdt iei srsB
senus, nm elm grpreB,us in atome gu Sers
i6mettern. Gs felt ii6 jebt beraus, bab
es etpas gang @ep0bnli6es 1T, Sprerss
ftoffe per @rpreB gu bef0rbsrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
aus een eri@ieoemem etaatem.

SIM Staats Mifitiiipp i mis-
tbete Na9mittass am q. glpril elm per-
berbli6er Gpclon, bel benz 35 Weni6en
um's Qebsn famen. Die am i6weriten be,
troffenen Orti6aften paren geauresarb
unO Wehon. Sn ben lebten srei 9a9en
mar bas Wetter iebr itiirmii9 unb tiefges
benOe Wolfeni9i9ten beuteten auf elm be-
uoritebenOes @epttter. gei oeHen Serans
naben mar minutenlang Elm ~bumpfeS, rol,
lenOes @etOie %uernebmbar, unb bic Seniter
in ben WebnbGuiern wurben nit GROCER
@emalt bin unS Der seriitteIt. Giele 2eute
Aielten Die Gri3einuns fir elm GrSbsben.
0rele Slite Sutten uno Der Bonner rollte
unaufbOrIi9. Sdume wur6en pom Sturm
entwur3eIt, !3aune puroen nieber9eriIen
nno al bunoert YarOs melt binpessetries
ben. SO6alo baS llnwetter elm neniq
na99elaien bate, rief bas anI9la9en Der
Sir6en9loten bic Sewobner ppn MeiIon
auf Die StraBe. Srob bes itrSmenben 8es
gems elite bic Mense mad @eitsgBeEon.
Sn Der vYea9 Or9arb"sS traBe bot lid
ibr elm nnbei4reibIi&er alnbIid bar. 0is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
N6ueutdrf.

-tleber BEN GonsreB Der SoSialifen in
&~openbasen i6reibt man Der ugtat. sSts."
Gs nabmen II @bseorbnete baran Sbeil,
Defenders sablrei6 waren Saoenier nno
@iirttemberser npsienb. 0as 8antett,
peldes bic Sanii6en SoSialilten mad abs
i9luB Der gerutbunsen saben, MARION 400
Yerionen beiu6t, barunter piele Stuoens
ten, bic ii6 aud ais &ebuer bemerfbar mads
ten. Qiebtnedt wuroe am Sonnta9 friib
Dor Den 6%openbasener BuliSeiprafioenten
beIdieben. 9etterer bate porber cine ans
bien3 beim &Onis Gbriitian gebabt nno bic
lem iiber bic Yorsdnse Seri6t eritattet.
Der SOnis ioa Die i6leunisite Gntfernnns
Der Sosialiiten aus ieiner SauptitaOt sss
wiini6t baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
S6Wets.

-2usern. Sn Neapel itarb an einem
Sersidlas, Serr u. Sauier, Der Niteisens
tbiimer bes 9otels &isisS 9eioef.
-Ieuenburs. Sn Grete 8ailant
BEL 9ocle batten bic OOrfiunser aus Sdnee
cine Burg aufsebaut unb f~reuten fi6 bes
mddtisen @erfes. YlOtlid itiirSte Der
8au Sulammen uno begrlb swei junSe
guri9e untsr Der S9neemafis. Der Cine
fonnte nod lebenb b%eruprgeSosen werbsn,
Der gnbere wuroe eroritt unb fam trob dls
Ter ansewanbten Mtibe ni9t mebr gum 9es
BEN.
-0aIIis. Der Staatsratb bat emo:
lid, na6bem fait Nidts mebr gu perida:
dern lit, WaBreseln sesen bic 8eri4lenbe'
rlins Der benz &anton sebOrenben Sitter:
Thinner ersrifien. Die idOnften Ilter.
Thinner, welde Der Ranton beiaB, iino be:
reits nm S9leuberpreiie an fremoe anti:
quare psrfauft woroen, bic bann ibrerieits
bielelben an Mtuleen weiter pertauften uni
babel borrenbe @epinne ma6ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
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Safota.

-Wean i9reibt aus CANTON 10.
Gpril: Die Inpdlte, pel9e Die SiirSers
i6aft in Dem quo warranto Serfabren 9es
gen Die GapitolsG ommiiare pertreten, bas
ben entbeft, baB bic grnennuns bieier Be
amten bur6 Legislative Serfiiguns in Wis
beripru3 nit benz OrsaniiatiOnsaft bes
1erritoriums itebt, Der beiast, baB berars
tiae geamte bur6 BEN @ouuerneur gu err
nsnnen unb BON Der 9esislatur gu beitdtis
een iinb. lleber bieie @ntbeduns 1T Die
ganftoner 8iirseri6uft gang sliidli9, ba
man slaubt, baB nun aus Der seplanten
@erlssuns bes &esierunsSiises bes Gerris
forums mad elmer anberen Stabt ni6ts
merben mirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
Tait irriinnig nno fnrirt.

,Oie meiiten eminenten Oottpren i'm
Often iowObl wie ueri9iebene uon Der me-
biSinii9er Saeultdt in Der Stabt 9tep
Yorf", i9reibt Gep. g. s.. Sbirlep BON
Chicago, ptonnten uniere So9ter ni6t pom
Der Saaiu9t ~furiren, bic bereits 3eiden
BON Srrfinn Seiste. !3ulett probirten mir
Samaritan Nervine, unb bas furirte fe."
Gner apotbefer fibrt IS. $1.5O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
Werfe Sir Sizes.

@snn bu frant bih, 70 perosH Sopitns Stitsrs Der Ratur
f6srlid belt,u bid eeiunb ~ MAIDEN. penu aaes Aneere
febIidIdst.
git bu bartIsibis uns bpspeptiid. oosr l,iesft ou an irs
ssne elmer Der anosrsn sablrtidsu srautbtttsu ess Wogens
ODER Der ginetpeis,, 10 III IS beine eissue S6ulb, wenu
bu leioeno blsiblt, eenn SopiensSitters 1T elm uuiebIbares
WtiiteI sestn iotbe Bei6perSen.
Sis&it ou an irssnb sinsr 6orm BON Tisreutrautbtit bas
bin, 10 bore isiort aut. ben Rob gu usriudeu, unb penbe BID
an SopiensSitters nm Seilung.
9eibsit Su an Der idrsdIiden srautbeit RsruoitGt, 10
pirit eu burd ben eebraud uOu 9opiess oitters cauou be-
freit.
Bit On elm bduiiser BENDER ooer Bepobnsr zines mias:
matiiden Siitrttts, 10 peroarritaotre oein SDfem gegsno bic
Bla9e alsr ydubr-maIarii6es epteemifhes, bilt6ies uuo
0sdisls S~teber-ourd ben gebrdud BON SopisusSitttrs.
Sait bu cine rnus,, iinniss, ODER sslblide Saui. i6le4s
ten Gtbsm, s9mtrssn, II. ilblit Gu i'm aasemtineu miieras
bel, 10 eibt Dir SopIsusStttas cine Ih6us Sdut, ret6es
SIut, anp reiueH geidmad, @eiuuobeit uHo eomiort.
Sur3. lie turirsn ale seiosu ees gaasers. Der ginsspeibs,
pou Slui. eeber, Gerpen, &ier,n. Srisbt's 8rantbeit. $500
SelObuuns fur sinen 6aa, ben fe MIDI turiren Ocer liubern.
S.ene arIne, bettldgerise, trdutlide Gattin, Sdwefta,
Rutter ODER Sobter Tam pieoer uolltommene Seiunobsit
srlansen oura ttniee Slaihsn Sopfeus Sitters, bic nnr stu
serinses toiten. saBt ie SesbdIb nidt LANCER leibsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
@IiaBs 9otbringen.

So s0aben. Plus BEN Gin
nabmeiiberi9inen Der itabtii9en Spartalle
merben 40, 900 so. fir semeimibise
i3wede ~uerpenbet, ndmlid 80, 900 M. sur
grwerbuns ber Waiierre9te unb Der 6lOs
bermatte an Der Dos bebafs beren &esulie
rung unterbalb Der Stabt unb 10000 Wf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01

uns einise 3iessliteine besei6nen bic Stele,
NO bas Guluermasasin seitanben bat.
Wfan %uermutbet, baB @oObri6 in Die Sbur
bes Wasasins seidOiien unb barauf bas
llnoIiid peruriaht bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01

Rraubatb werben tire Sammlnnsen sins
ienben.
-Snnsbruf. 0as Sorf ct. Nns
ton am Nrlberg 1T bur9 cine semalti9e
Seuersbrunit total einsedi9ert worben.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-27
NorffH Haven.

At the Congregational church yesterday the Rev. MT. Reynolds gave very interesting discourse on prayer. In the evening the subject was Rewards for Christian work" Both services were well attended.
 At St. Johns church they have adopted new lesson papers for the Sunday school, which it is thought will create more interest in that part of the service. This church has recently received two five hundred dollar bonds; also one hundred dollars towards purchasing new communion service, from Mrs. Eunice Brooks, a lady 8S years old, a sister of Mir. Ezra Stiles, residing in New York State. She also gave one hundred dol lars to niece. Evidently she is one of the few generous individuals who like to do good with their money while living.
 Both churches will be open for service on Thanksgiving day at the usual hour of morn ing worship. Mir. Reynolds ought to have a full house for he impressed 1t upon his hearers that it was no more his duty to go there and preach sermon than it was theirs to go and listen to it.
 Miss Cynthia Dayton, who has been an 1n- valid for long time, died on Sunday morn ing. The funeral will be attended from the residence of her sister iu-law, Mrs Luthsra Dayton. on Tuesday at o'clock p. m.
 Railroad accidents are becoming quite fre- quent here, On Friday evening the 8:30 ex- press train from the north broke connect ing rod when about three-qusrters of mile from the depot, and was delayed until the train due about S:45 arrived and coupled on to the rear car and pushed it to New Haven. On Sunday special train from New York at about 5:30 D m ran into drove of cattle which had broken from the enclosure of R. W. Smith, and killed a valuable COW.
 Not to be out of the fashion, Mir. Wm. VanDusen is building an addition on to his house. Nov. z5
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-27
Court Notes


 The following Supreme court decisions were received yesterday: In Shay's appeal from probate error found and case remanded; Morris vs. Peckham, no error; T. R. Russell, receiver, vs. City of New Haven, judgment advised for defendants.
 Henry Reuter- last summer created dis turbance in George street house of Ill re- pute His case at the time was continued to give him chance to get money to pay his fine. Patrick Hurley became bondsman for him. Reuter- left the city and did not pay his fine. Saturday night he was arrested for drunkenness. The old case against him was reopened and Judge Studley imposed sen tence of $15 fine, $1O.16 costs and fifteen days in jail
 Mrs Craig, of Ashmun street, wife oi Robert Craig, the hackmaD, whose two horses | were killed at the Water street railroad cross ing recently, was in the City court yesterday | morning charged with being a common | drunkard The officer who arrested he1 l Saturday night said that she was not very much intoxicated He was called to the house to arrest her by the owner of the property. She went along quietly to the DO l lice office. After some good advice by tht 1 judge he suspended judgment. Edward Hexton, coIored youth charged with stealing banjo from Edward H1ne O l Yale college, was fined $1 and given slxt! days in iail The appeal bond was fixed $2OO, but the young man could not furnlsi | it and went to jail.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-27
Yale Matters.

The November Ltt.-Freshman Football
 GGme-JuRiOr Society Jobilees-Dr,
 Charles Hastings of Johns Hopkins to
 be Professor of Physics at the Scientific
 School.
 The November Lit. will make it's appear ance this morning and is one of the best numbers issued by the present board. The leader, though some of it's statements will be 8 surprise to many, is well written and dis cusses subject which has lately been much before the public-the practical advantage of a college life. The contributed articles in the main reach the usual Lit standard, but some carelessness issevident. The poem en- titled the 'sphynx" is very pretty, but hard the equal of former productions of the same author. The departments are unusual ly good. The Lit. has set aside the sum of twenty-five dollars by means of which it will keep on file in the reading room copies of several periodicals, among them Life. This action will be much appreciated by the col lege.
 It has been decided to play the freshman game with Harvard in Cambridge next Satur- day. For the last three years it has been im- possible to arrange game anywhere but on Haryard's home grounds and Yale men are rather indignant.
 The Harvard facalsy hsYs announced tha
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-27
SnufhinRtolH.

The fair at the Town Hall is progressing we'll. The crowd at the fair this evening was immense in spite of the inclemency of the weather. The rivalry which exists between both the priests as to who will succeed in canvas ing the largest number of shares on their respective articles continues to expand and grow large. The outcome of the rivalry will probably result in Q larger and more thorough canvass. The voting for the gold watch to the most popular lady will probably of the kind that has ever ta- ken place here. And word for the grand Irish banner which is to be voted to the most popular society in town. The leading contestants in the fight for the ban ner are the Y M. c. S, A. o. H., St. Pat rick's B. s, and Celtic. The announcement every evening continues to draw crowds. The dancing is indulged in by all. The com pany of Grays belonging to the Young Mems c. s. will give repetition of their military drill on next Wednesday evening Tho drill as executed by these young men is well worth the time, trouble and money of going to the hall.
 The challenge of Messrs Holbrook & House, joint owners of the pacer 'Victor, ' and MT. Craig, owner of t'Coon," which was published in the JOURNAL AND COURIER of the Fist, which was intended for the owner of "Slow Go," has been accepted. The out come of the whole thing is that they have entered into sweepstakes race for the purse of $6OO. The contestants are Victor" :" EtSIow Go" and "Coon'' The race will take place on the Southington driving park on Wednesday, the 28th inst, at 1 p. m. Pools will be sold at the Bradley House the night before and on the morning of the race. MT. l.. K. Curtiss, cashier of the National bank, is improving slowly.
 There was an auction this evening in the Y. NJ. c. A. room, lately occupied by tho National bank.
 The safe used by the s. N. bank while in their temporary rooms has been sent back to New York. Brooks trucked the safe to the depot.
 Please address all orders and communica- tions for the JOURNAL AND COURIER for the town of Southington to P. o. box 289. Voting at the Catholic fair this evening was: For the Irish banner-A. O. H. 213, St. Patrick's 25O, Celtic 298.
 For the gold watch-Miss Stanley 349, Miss Duey 42, Miss Simpson 95, Miss Dono- van 126, Miss Collins 23O, Miss German 364, Miss Mulvey 35. Nov. 26.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-27
The Court Record.
Superior COurt-CIvIl Stde-Judge Bea1

| Superior COurt-CIv1l stde-Judge BearJs | ley.
 This court came in yesterday morning tt
 10 o'clock.
 Judge Beardsley gave his decision in the
 trademark case of Rogers < Brothers of
 Waterbury against c. B. Roger & Brothers of
 Meriden. The suit has engaged some of the
 most prominent lawyers in the State and was
 about two weeks on trial. During the past
 summer the Waterbury firm prayed out an injunction restraining the Meriden firm from using the trade mark 0. B. Rogers & Brothers upon the knives and plated goods 1 which they manufactured, claiming that
 this device was an infringement upon their l own trade mark of @ star followed by the
 words Roger Bro. The e." they 1 alleged, bore a sufficiently close resemblance 1 to the star to deceive any but a close ob- server, and the whole trade mark was so close
 an imitation of their own as to accomplish the same end. Having been very much long
 CT in the business, the Waterbury firm said
 that their goods had 9 special reputation which the Meriden firm were endeavoring to trade upon. The Waterbury firm is control led by the Britannia Silver Plating company of Meriden, so that the contest was virtually between that concern and a rival manufactur- ing firm in it's own town. It appeared during the trial of the case that there were in this OCaIe uVe nf1nS or plaLeo &oodS mannIactur- CTS of whose firm names that of Rogers form | ed part.
 Judge Beardslsy dissolved the injunction, so that the Meriden firm are at liberty to use the trade mark which wes the subject of the litigation. It was claimed, he said, that
 the enjoined firm knew the Rogers goods
 were favorably known; that they were aware the sale of their own goods would be aided
 by putting the name of Rogers upon them
 But still the Meriden firm did nothing but
 make use of their own name. ''I believe,''
 continued Judge Bssrdsley, ''that there is
 no law which forbids a man from doing this there are, on the | contrary, several decisions which gay
 that he may do it, provided they made | use of the name honestly. It is said that the Meriden firm approached this parallel of i trademarks gradually. But was it reasone-
 ble to suppose they had been deferring the | manufacture of certain goods for years in
 order to take dishonest advantage of anoth. CT firms reputation? Looking at it merely as | case between these parties I must say that even if there was marked resemblance be- l tween the two devices the defendants can- not be permanently enjoined.
 The case of s. Minnie Somers vs. Walter
 D. Peck came up again. After a hearing the
 court ruled that the mother should have pos
 session of the child without preiudics to either party and that it can be seen one day l in the week by the divorced husband Court adjourned without date.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-27

the game of Thursday will be the last until the objectionable rules are stricken out. This probably will hold unless Harvard wins the Thanksgiving game
 This evening the junior societies will hold their regular Thanksgiving jubilees. Original plays will be given by the members and 9 supper will follow.
 The Glee club gave their first concert of the term last evening in Milford.
 Professor Tarbell has an article in the Eng fish quarterly Mind, lately issued, on "Hy- pothetical Syllogisms."
 The following dispatch was received last evening:
 BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 26 pr. Oh arles Hastings, assistant professor of physics at Johns Hopkins University, has resigned his position to accept an appointment to the chair in the Shefield school of Yale college.