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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
sADpLERY AND LEATHER.

SOLE LEArHkR-louisville heavy (no
hrands) O. 10 heavy, 90 DO X medium mo
brandsl 81 80 medium, 81; baltimore and Gin.
oinuau, 3D. Buflalo slaughter pliuic, 81, good
~ Matamofas "a
hARNESS IHATHER-oak No. 1, 81; No. 9,
extra, 81, No. 2 81, No. 1, homlock. SO; No, 2
81, No, & 80,
fRSN6H CALFsKiN-i 1901 oA according
10 quality,
rHILkpELPluA CALFsKIN--No. /. l 100
1 2h; do No. . SS6soc,
PHILADELPHIA klPS-No, 1, SSc0l 90
according 70 weight
back bands, us. Ss inch cotton bach
bands, | 40 Duck collars % inch cotton
hack bands, Is. 49, trace chalna go
li0 7-S--2 trace chains 800. No. I, hook
hands, l. o. r., l2N No. a I 90, No. 1, wei
haliers, rope Tic, s.. Ne = web hsl,erS rOps
10. 2 10.
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LIVE STOCK.

Tho Carson lNeyadaI Appeal says There
are three cattle men iu this state each worth
sl,OCOOll Two of them were cattle hcrders
less Then twenty years ago, aud one OF them
signs his name with Tau y 30
The territory Of Arizona comprises the exc
trema southwestern portion Of the United
States, and contains lliulO square miles, or
~ BOG. 2iOH acres, heiug rs large MS New York,
penusy wanna, New lcr,cv, Mary land ana Del
@ ware combined. According To the latest re.
turns there are now ever gOtOO cattle and
900 600 sheen in The territory and yet ail the
e cd locations for stock rtncne' are rot taken,
and will NOT be for som5 time yet The rich,
nutritious grass Of Arizona makes most Excel
ul beef aud mutton ana owing 20 the mild
climate aud dry. ,uubTipus atmosphere, stock
OF an Kinds do well All SOCkmen know that
grass is very neediul uui they also know that
tucy must have water The great lack OF Ari-
zouR Is water, If there was water scattered all
over her grazing land, IL would be the stock
mans paradise There are several rivers rum
ming through the territory, besides other
smaller streams, tut the stock can not go fr m
the distant plains to the rivers after the water.
Stock can not travel more than six miles amer
water % that thcrcwill only be belt twelve
miles wide along each river and stream that
can be pasturtd.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Reported by Win N. Wallis Drovers' ard
Butnacrs Stock Yard North 5ide Elm IT,.
BEENE5-Corn beeves, none, fair 10 good
grass bceve9, &@3Sc per pound medium grass
beeves, 2S@3c per pound.
COWS-Barren cows, % OO9ai 80; Mitch COWS,
Moth Texan grades 10 uOd5O CO. common to
fair. 30 OOS 90 co. Stock cattle Noud, 1000 20 o.
| BULLS AND SrAGS-For sausage manu-.
| factureE bulls 2r2Sc, stays 2t r2hc.
! CALNEs-Neal calves o Ol' 10 uF yCarlngs
| lOal6 O0 Wu.ye0r-Olds, l2olS
] sHEEp-GOOi mutton, 2wn3C per pound
medium mutton, 2A@24c per pound; stocs
I sheep. 20p3 40.
GOATS 3 ooa2 % per head.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, oct 2T--F0r several years past ino
I'm led States Il sh commission have been sendlng
ON llltle fish all over the west 10 grow up WIN
The country, but up 70 this day no one can po ny
outa single carp orsamon that mas oeo nnuEfms
or eaten In Texas -Four years ng n distributing
agent visited this city for the uHt ume, hhu put
n thonaand OF two of young salmon ana bnau
in the 4 inity They were dumped III NJ lue
railroad bridge. Some persons assert thcy were
nearly dead when cmplied from the cases, ana
that they nil died OF inRniuOn since mat time
the Dallasites have been Watching Irlnlly lot
pr0pagatod fish, In full belief that those dead
minn0Ws would assume proportions ike unlo
real wha O. This fish culture seems 10 be as
coma Ions a. The small pOx, aud the great sac
of Texas broke out all over with H. Ihere is Il
state nsh commission Of Texas, whose duties arc
that Is "oue Of those things no fellow can hnd
out" We'll In plain truth and III a lew WO!ut'
tho people OF this state still eat salt water nsh
brought from the gulf unless they are Willihg
10 digest buffalo aud cat Now. II IS wen known
ina i IA hatuherics ore success In every state
in the Union except Tcxns, ana lhet the sttNins
OF other states arc gradually hllnG up WIN
tho best varieties Of the ilnDy tflpe. ~ is not
because we me too far south, Tor Georgia ana
Florlda, where the choicest ol iish nave b'on
Introduced combat ,lls theory cat iisn nave
been intro uCed IN he streams on inc ftclnc
coasf salmon aud trout nre now plentiful w
Arknpsag aud eyau ia The ohio aud upper Nils.
ksIppi The state commission OF missouri
has flied all her streams with the baAl OF tAh
why can't Texas be % wen bunplied as any
other state In the UniOn2 The convcg0n
forces Itself upon the minds Of every one that
the plant from Waghi glOu isto nearly dead
when il reac lta here that II cannot recover
This result Is owing entirely 10 the United
States hsh commission. ana were inc me care
taken tohave tho Young Ssh PIT into oar
streams IN good healthy condition ~ Is oh.
served in California Oregon, Utah nud other
distant stataa aud territories, W. would long
before this have had plenty ofilsh aud Of tho
best varieties our member OF ugress should
give his ma tor his attention, as II Is ono W0r
thy of his special notice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
WOOL, HIDES AND PELrRIEs.

The latest mail Odyiccs from Boston state the
hide market Is very duh aud weak, Western
green saltcd stock continues 0rm, because
sea GO Tanners are reported to have paid for
bull hides ~ cents, while Offers Of g. cents
have been refused No. western flint hides
arc quoted at IL 10 /, cents, and southern Hint
nj asa tn l5li cents. ShcCpskins, rough
tanned, are reported scare end arm
Tue annexed table shows the number OF
ha'cs Of wool imported into New York during
tho past week, and since January 4, rs COM
pared vii the preceding year also the re-
Ceip,s OF domestic during the same period,
IonnHlN
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PERSONAL.
WEAK AND UNDEVEL0PED

pARTs Of the Human nndy Enlarged. Devel.
oncd and strength sned," Etc, is an interesting
10 inquiries we win fay that there IL no evf.
deuce Of humbsg about this, on the contrary,
the advertisers are very highly indoned. In.
ieroslcd persons may get sealed circulars civ.
ing all particulars by addressing Eric Medical
Co, 7. o, Box SlS, Buffalo, N,l.-1oledo Even.
Ing Bee,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
Convict L aCul to Let

Proposals will be received by the penitsntiary
lOard at Austin, Texas, uu I NOVEMBER /.
lSSl, for the hirc Of irnm 100 to 0 Conyicts. 10
I've worked inside tho W lis OF the State Penl.
Tertiary at Huntsville Texas, shop room wiz
he furnished. aud also the use " \ nuo lot OF
machinery for makiug wagons and furniture.
The most OF the m achinery Is new and amounts
IL v,lue to shout ('2OOlO Twenty Thousand
nolls,s, Contractors will be expected 10 fur.
nislf their own power
For further PARTICULARS address the ). .re,aty
of tho renllcntiary roard at Austin. Texas, or
THOMAS GoREE, superintendent OF reni.
rnualies. Huntsville Texas, or BEN r. McCut.
toou, Assistant suneriutctd Mt Huntsville.
Texas. JOHN IRELAND, uov'r, J Peniton,
WALTER TIPS. tlary
J q, SEARCI J Board.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY,
WOot-MCNcan, nee Of burrs, lidi1c Mex
lean improved, lApl7C, coarse, l6AlSc, coarse
gO6tlaC huo wool, according 10 dirt and con.
diuon, llNGaG bury, 2Gqc per pound lees,
according to hurrs,
ulDES-Hoayy hides II pounds and up,
sound, iSc; hight hides, under u pounds frce OF
mo.e, 1g,bulls, bad and damaged, 81; dry salt.
e1, W wet sAlted. fc green hides TO.
~ RikS--nCer skins, .AldD22C; antelope, 100
10 D, ltsklnS, l5ia25o; sheep polts, as per wool
l0atk 1shearngs, l00i5c
I aOw-Primc tallow, g, tallow grease, 90
$40, 'caEe yellow 10 brown, 4OASo
kSn WAN-rrime yellow, 30; dark and adul'
,eratssi lNaNN,
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QUOTATIONS TODAY.

ALCQlloL-2 80 per gal, asper high wines.
WHlskl-ReCuaed, ! COOL 80 as per proof
sour mash, one year Old. 1 be, two years old
1901 90 three years old, . 2522 SOL fancy ex.
TIE old whisky, O0ttA "a, a. per ego,
wINEb-OlaroI In cases COOS %, per quail
ltyi Catawba, per gal Wool so Port Coca Oe
sherry, per gallon OOcpl % Madeira, per gal
Ion, GOES 90. white wine, In cases 3 tool6 90
CHAMPAGNE--Jules Mum B Co, ~ OlylSl so
Hcidsick. In basket, ~ SsdSl 50, krug, In has
kct ~ SoGS2 So DON sshc champagne, oOa
llOA
BOTTLED BEERS Louis quarts ~ %
plnta ~ 80 ,Sudwoiscr. own sirc, " tG pints
IL 50; ErlAn ecr boon quarts, is % plntS Is "
kcg beer "a,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
lf,uIs

The New York Commercial Bulletin says;
Regarding foreign qujulue the statement got
around that 81 co wouli buy Gemsn iu bulk
bu there seems nothing 90 indie re that les
than %. II even that would be accepted Bal
sam Peru was put down rs offered at . o.
whereas 2.25 seems the lowest reliable quota.
ton Cutie fish Is / cent lower and weak.
Crude birthstone is stroug with sales Of 200 tons
best seconds AZ about o. 5'
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risu AND OYSTERS.

FIsu-Red. sheephead aud Trout No: New
Orleans tod snapner i2c spnnish macker.
ell 100
oYsrERs-naltimore per doa xxx, 4 co.
med nm, ~ extra select co. Malagurda 90;
ervick's bay, ~ per hundred.
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coAk AND wooD.

ooAL-lndlan Nation, 5 % per ton
COKH-o,c per i0o pound,
wOOD-oak, hickory aud ash, : 7Sat 90 Per
cord. Sawed stove wood Is retailing u the
tates OF 8 90 TO 5 80 per ccrd
OHARC0AL-6oe per baucl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.


ANtN ANn, NNh Ni-NAtuN - Receipts 1900, pNs
ports 6,00to g 80 good q choice shipping $50
easier grass Texans AGO To 4 90 Sheep-Rc.
CENTS - market sluggish, inferior To fair
10 TO auN good 400 choice 400 Texans 22A
70 10,
NKw YORK MARKET
Ngw NoRH Dot 2l,-flout Arm aud nm.
changed Wheat cash. = higheE options d,
10 5 higher No. y red, / 90 to iOl No rod,
11aA ~ l2k, elevator LO9h 70 III anoat'
Corn, SPOT 10 10 e higher, options sirOng. a to
I higher No 3. h,A 10 IS 10 No % 6tOhN L..
Sonsc spo' re anaeE II TO lsAi options %
& i've sugar SiS''' qul,, ~'dS S1S ,te.S az
refined, dull, MolNses, quiet aud unchanged
Rice. Quiol aud steady Wool dull and barely
steady, Texas n TO ~, Fork nrm n 70 70
II 5Os'A Lard, strong, higher 200 Money,
ling p ". dun. 4 Sil.G fiyhL 4 ST. Us, iOOl.S
fl.fs coupons, llt3i Is coupons, lsl
NXw ORLEANS MARKET,
INV ORtEANs, Oct g1,-Com dull and lower
dali choice Is to % Fork dun ana lower,
n 90 lux meats In fair demand.
shoulders, as long clear and clear
rib, %. geeGp. long oloaT and cl,er rib
e V rsoS a,ms S and easier eSocs su Ss5
va,sod 10 - 70 V, sugar active and easier;
yellow clnHhet * tn73S white clarified, L a
70 ~ MolawoL gc9d demand, prime TO
choice u 10 "a, Others unchanged sight ON
New YORK, par sterling ID n Isl,
ut, LOUIS MARKER
ST. Lovi, Oct 2i.- Flour quiet aud n,m
Wheat higher aud am Wv TO i.OiG, cash
m7S oCD-eG 100 $50 LOOA. Nov, mbeil
Of DCccmhoe Com higher A to ilN, cash,
81 .S November a H. December Oats higher
MaS TO ~ FS UlrW III M
ver'hcE -, December WtfEf,
.fly iA Corn.msal, 1mI PSI TaViU
LOT easier only small iph rHaa .IUt I'd,
,nis, 100 supply very n.h esd uHiv IN. m
trade done. sheep rVOssls, iol. only
small local trade
KANsAs err NANKgr,
red. "a, hid cash; Sl4, November NA, De
cemhet Corn higher g7S bid 81 SIS 70 AN
October NA, NoycmbeH MA. May. Cattle 10
colpls. a9OO slcAoy for good and lower fo
common trading very light Sheep receipts
100, slow and week
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LIQUORS.

Tudor the new Arrangement OF revenue dis
triuls all whOlcsAle aud retail dealers In
whisky and tobacco In Memphis VIII have TO
send 10 Nashville, Tennessee, for license
In France this years wiue harvest will be
the finest since lSiS Tho produce OF the
season OF 1870 which may rank among the host
OF this century, Is surpassed as Regards quantity
aud quality, Tho Chateau lahuG when
belongs 10 Baron Roihschid sold last year
fOr 500 or $40 francs per barrel Thi, year Il
fotchcs 500 francs, aud will ere long Il Is an.
tcipaled command Ms much as l,2te Gancs
per barrel,
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TRADE rrEMs:

On september % a long trip was made Oh an
ELECTRICAL launch, The vessel, ON board which
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QUOTATIONS. .NHNAh.
Men Kip htogaus, lrom p'ui %,
HoyN Nip hroral' from -n0l uH.
Mons T.. calf b.uEWi., fiona 7 COOL sh.
Boys y. CALI htoslrs. from Nlol o.
Mons Kin 2.hurklc p.ovs q COOL 3d.
RoyS Nip 2,hucNc plows Sful %.
Men huu bats, congress and huttou,l q f2
Mons calf balls, congress 600 button. . lUUlJO
Nous Nip boots ~ Ooa'N go.
Men A. calf boots 20 Oho ID 90.
Mons calf boots, % O0atO 40,
UoyS Mp boots, % oval, o.
nOyS r.. boots, lG louN 90.
noyS cal cots, 3l llI2l ul.
Wumcns ll Xiv pulkHN 7iHS7 C.
Mis-, ,ll Nip pOlkhS, CD 5Ot.
Child's Ol kp pOlkus, AN siEo, ihH'1c,
Chlld'S hip polkas an Sizes nd6'c.
Mumou's calf peg auisS Polish, ! oval So,
M's,cs' calf peg aud SIS polish pOdt 10.
Womcn'S bun scwcd polishtpOdl ~.
Wumgu's calf seWCd polish, 4 1901 so
WOmCuS ptalu Srwci and pAish, pOul %,
WOmens Kid ScWed ND iA
Women's goat sowCd poll h, I lnt 1',
MOmcns graiuSc button 4 on toll 1
Womcus kid sowcd button I % tuSu0
WOmcns goat scwcd button, l ,hto22A.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27

bat sr bod Dem S6reiben, peI6es i6 uors
bin geleien, cine Sorm gegeben, mel6es
ieIbit Sbrer iibertriebenen 9lnii9t pom
@brgefiibl @eniise tbut. 2eien sic nod
einmal unb Sic weroen ii6 iiberseu9en, SaB
i6 Ge6t babe.
Sd babe eS nod ni9t 9~eleieu, ipra6
Eeinolb, lonoern nur auf Sreu uno @lau>
ben angenommen, mas &atbarina mir iagte.
gr f~altete bas Fdpier auseinanOer uno las
nit GROCER aufmertiumfeit
Mein lieber &sinolb!
Sbre grait lit SIR anwalt sepeien unS
bot mid III Der felten llsberseu9ung 9es
bradt, paB Sic unl6ulbis psrurtbsilt iino.
SIN bieier Nnii6t bin i'd bur9 Seri6te aus
Souano beltdrtt woroen. Inter bielen
llmitdnoen baltic i6 es fir cine Yfli9t bes.
6iirften, Dem llni6uloigen Die Sbore bes
@~efdn9niIes ;u 6ffnen. Ssrlaisn sic
oaiielben 9lnseii6ts bieies Sriefes unb
wdblen Sic SIREN @obniie mad Velieben,
bod penn mo9li9 IN Der Stabt ielbit ODER
beren nddften Nabe, pumit Sic CUR SanS
iinb, wenn Der Sro,eB pon Helem per-
banoelt wiro. Sis babin perl6iebe i'd
Die genus:buuns, Die man Sbnen i6ulois
lit.
&einolb briitts ben Srief an feline Clip
pen: Sas lit elm fonisli6es Wort, iaste
er, uno IS wdre mebr ais unebrerbietig,
oemielben ni6t su fol9en. Woblan, Sa>
tburinu, mir uerben aIio Die golbene Cuff
Der 6reibeit senieBen!
Dem @sidnsniB:S Director Die l6anb
rei9eno, ipra6 CT: 0eben Sic pobl, Serr
Director Sic waren mir INNER ireunos
lid II. baben mir manbe berbe Stunoe perz
iiBt; earllm weroe i6 Sic INNER IN bantz
barer grinnerIng bebalten:
Der Director briitte ibm Die Sano uno
%entse9nete: Ntsim amt geitottet mir ni9t
uieI ireien @iaeu, aber Sic, Serr Gstnolb,
bubsn es mir m69li6 gema9t, Elm wsnig
pom Der ~eiierneu Streu9e absupei9sn, Die
mir upr9eSei6net lit.
Der Oiener, wel6er ieiu g~ltelier inter
9luiii6t botte, Fam ieet atbemloS ber6eiges
l~tiirst. 9Sus bore i6. riei er muBer gtbem,
Sic polleu fort, molten uus NIT Spitbus
ben uno Vranoltiitern allciu laiIeu? Nein,
ous gebt ni6t. Sas gebt gang uno 9ar
ni6t, Sic miiien bier blei6en!
slte, treue Seele, ia9te &sinoIo Iddz
elio, oieieu @efalleu tannlt i6 Dir ni6t
tbun, aber uenn ib meine Sutbarina our
6rau genonmen babe, 10 fam Ou nit mir
,ieben, nm mein gtelier in Sromn0 III
bolten uno Oann uno mann Mfobel ~.
lteben.
oeiliser Grispiuus, lit SaS benn Sbr
Grnlt?
S%oQitdnbig.
Spra6loS Dor grltaunen i6aute er ieis
mem finitigen Serrn nad, wel6er Ratbas
rina's arm nabm uub lid aus benz biiltern
@ebduoe entfernte.
SIN Der StaSt mar ss 6alo b%etannt, baB
9teinolO ipieper los lei, uber pou 9luen, Die
ibm friiber nube 9eitanpeu, fam teiner, UNI
Die alte 6reunoi6ait III erueuern, oenn es
tlebte ibm ia nod Die S6anoe bes @eidn9s
miles an.
Siebit On MN, ipra9 er bitter ,n ieiner
Yruut, wie iebr ib I'M Ne6te mar, oas ib
meine 6reibeit ni6t Der @naoe, lonbern Dem
He6te peroanten pollte. So6 laB es aut
lein, i6 6eeauere ben Serluit FOLDER
6reunSe ni6t. Spdter, ipenn oas @eieb
9elpro6eu, weroen lie fommen unb mid
nit S6mei6eleien iiberbGuien. DUN, le
m09en erl6eiuen, meme Sbiire ltebt ibnen
ullerpin9S often, aber mein Sers ni9t.
(S3IuB fOIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27

entaeaen, inbem er %ausrief: Niemals babe
i6 10 innis cas Slid smpfunben, ein Shirt
III iein, wie beute. Die G'nabe, pel9e Su
iiben, mein Torrrre6t lit, siebt einem I'M
i9ulcisen bic Sreibsit uieSer!
Son einem Seitentil6 nabm er elm Yaz
pier, leste es in ibre Sano rnb lpra6:
Sbnen tommt es su ibm Die Soti6ait 81 brins
gen, baB er frei lit. Oieies Gapier ents
bdlt feline gesnapisuns. Seriteben Sic
wobl, feline Sesnapi9ang, oenn leine 6reis
ipre6ung fam ia nur onr6 bas 9eri6t
erfol9en.
go raid bate &atbarina nidt 9e9lanbt,
gum Siele III tommen Der 9naoeniprt6
fam ibr gu urplOeli6, besbalb wirfte Die
Sreupe III tart auf ibren SrsaniSmus.
sic wolte benz 6iiriten banfen, aber ebe
iie nod bic 8nie sebeust bate, iant iie
obnmd6tis unb laut auf6reieno auf ben
Seppid oes SaaIes.
Oiener eilten berbsi, nm ite auf;ubes
ben. Der 6irit aber ipra6 ld6slno:
9aBt iie! bic 6reupe tObtet Tie 10 lsi3t
ni6t;
Gr bate &e6t ssbabt; balb i6lug ie
bic Nu9en auf unb i6aute aui oas HapiCr
in ibren tSdnben. Gen Siiriten unb iid
ieIbit uerseieno, iprans lie auf uno woute
binweseilen.
Salt, nod sinsn Nusenblit, iaste Der
Sirit, inbem CT sinen 0iamantenring pom
Singer i~trsiite. SD fam Sbrem Srautis
gam Die S9anbs uno bic S.ual, Die er err
littsn, nidt uersiten i'd fam Die 3eit
ni6t suriif. ufen, Die fiir i'm uno Die SunIt
perloren it,. @lei6wobl modte i6 ibm
seisen, baB mir iein WfiBgei6if tief sn
Sersen sebt, uno baB i6 i'm ieet ais Qteni9
ebsn 10 bod l6dte, lpie porbem ais Siinltler.
Srin0en Sic ibm bieien Sting ais 3ei6en
meiner Sub unb iasen Sic ibm, buB i6
in Der 3ufunit pom ben @abeu leiner Sunlt
Sortbeil III siebeu wiinl6e, inbem id
linn Die 9luSmulung meines S6lonsS iibers
TRACE.
Sotbarina mar non ser Wenoung Der
Sin9e 10 gans uno gar %erfItllt, oGb lie lelblt
ben CANT uergGB.
Ger Miniiter i6ittelte ben Sopi, aber
Der S6ui9 iu9te: GS mu6t ibrem lDersen
Cehrs NnS 10 MIR M Nos MGIf ibreS flint.
80 - Ssottsn mrS r;+t IN Nsn eSmio
SnsSH,fa 0"" ~
mnIn ro6bsr bsioub ,b ma mSS6eu
IN, SssiSnnn;Es
80 @Snnno ,urosihrsib Inn IN Rs;.
roISs oouS SSy SS;no Sos SrShrn Srr
iSr;tI;6sm S,IS oISn,tS an ;s;nsm sinner
~ h;s1t ,fbnrir9 mmiSIo;,su NM bSS;Sts
mrtsr S6rSmsm ;sl;osr Srg,Ss
enm,r, ms;m GssI;sstsr r;sf e,th,r;r,
On hit i,ei Qos mns fs;nsn SGrornblit
ISn,sr !, S;c,sr %Sumsu nsrmeilsr
Sn III him irsi ontmnrtsts - irsi S,,6
9;3%" Srsih,it msIb' ein aoISrnes oSnrt
melb' elm bs;riioenSrs S,eiibIl linz Soh
WN'V y" 'SS'N C.I"S. 49, SpDt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27

grduo Rapios. rid, nit Sortrdt.
10) Soiepb Raoemaasr, Siidof pom ~9taibUine in Sens
ueiiee nit Gortrdt.
IL Oh. Ssiuri6 gintnep Hortbrop, SiibOi pom Chars
Teton, 9. g., nit Esrtrdt.
III y. 6eiuri6 Semfe, o. s. b., nit Horlrdt.
49, Soiepb Gabriel Napsr, Srituoer uuo Seteer Der
Raper'iten tsL. sol Suuitanitalt in Nlnhsu nit pOrtrdt
uue Abbilouug Der Anitalt.
1D aus alter Ssit. Sin NabupOrt an BITE Glteiu pom
5raul ron Sseburg.
15J ,Du louit nidt ialihss 3eusuib sebsn". 6r;db>
lung pom Sran; pom See6urg. T{it 5 Suultrattoueu.
To- SER Nsirlb". cine e~rSabIuus pom Srau; pom
Sssbure; nit 10 Surtrattouen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27

Sun9e 2eute, Wfdnner mittleren GlterS
ooer @reiie, Die an Nsrueni6md6e ober
dbuli6en llebeln lcioen, ~iollten an bic
Worlds D~ispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, n. Y, i6reiben, NIT Ssii6luB
BON spei Srieimarten fir bic aroBe glba
banoIunS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27

IL Ole GeuoNenitaft Der Sdmsitern oes ortttsn Ora
oens aus Sipe in g9eitphaIen. Writ abbiloungeu oes sits
iubstbs Soipitals in Saiapette Mno oes Warieus SoipttGls in
Gmporia, Rauias.
Is. Rloters uuo Waiieubaus Der lrdujistaneriunsn
ibet Tubuque, Soma, nit Abbilouns.
1917 et. SoiepbssSir6e in Gincirnati.
2) Sotauiibe Stueien. Sauitrirt .. u. Sbeidnoer,
2D Soltsgsiuuo %ssitslebre. Bon Or. :. u. S9iaiug.
/ gttt q eiloern.
22) Sine Rur sum Iaussu 9ebsu obns GeIo nue obne
Ttlben. Bon oemielbeu. pit Silo.
81 slsiue SousopOthsts fir Sic Seusmatter.. Bon
osmielben. Diit Bib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27

y Gas .Ralenoarium~ tn 8otbs uuo SdparSorut nit
IL neueu @aQiabrtsorteu uno oereu SeibreibIus, ionic
DaritslungSu Der IL Suaoeubileer.
y Martd Cpisruus im 1smpsl gu sruialsm (eepidD
nit Bib.
81 Die site Ssr greis : Rdtbiel : auhoi,r pom Sabre
1888.
A. Gum Gebeimmitteluupsisu. austinits.
81 SQuitrirte Sdmilteutatel.
g. Neuiabrsgrub (SeoihD.
u Suuitrirtsr ,~RrsissRebuS" iir os S6altiobr 1884
ueblt benz ause5ots pom 100 gepiuuiteu.
81 ct. 5rau;tStus, Der Serapb ron Mint uHo lein fos
iuuesport nit Snitial uno Sdrbeuorudbtlo.
81 Or. Ssinrid Soispb Ri4ter, ertsr sti50f pon
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-03
A DESERVED FATE.
Collapse of Double Uncle Toms Cabin
CONFERENCE.-The Outfit Sold to Pay
Board Bills and the Company Disbanded.
TSnac;al Teleoram to the Globe

Collapse of a Double Uncle Toms Cabin
CONFERENCE.-The Outfit Sold to Pay
Board Bills and the Company Disbanded.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 2.-"Any man who be-
comes so emboldened as to tempt the
wrath of the fates, by trying to run an
Uncle Toms Cabin troupe in these days of
enlightenment deserves rebuke," said
theatrical man this forenoon as he spoke
of the trouble of G. II. Smiths Double
Uncle Toms Cabin show. With two Top
sy's, two donkeys, and two Marks, the
members of the troupe, including jubilee
singers and ''dot little cherman pand" put
up at the Grand Central hotel, and when
they got ready to leave, found themselves
compelled to submit to constabulary di-
rections. The proprietor of the hotel pro-
cured an attachment and forthwith seized
the donkey, three dogs and two pieces of
luggage. Nothing daunted by the loss of
the most important portion of the show,
the pedestrian portion of the troupe who
were ''Iame' remained at the Central, and
were Joined again this afternoon by the
country 6ACufSlOulSGS. 1uC PlLDJ Hco bl4Oh
surprised again by an attachment invol-
wing S147.32 in the hands of a constable
and in favor of Michael Weeshert, who
with his son constituted ''dot-
pard.'' They had become shaky and
wanted the above amount for blowing
their lungs into brass instruments and
keeping the audience awake. The consta-
BILE seemed to want the donkey and dogs
TOO, as he was very anxious to get sight of
the bill of sale held by the landlord, so as
to see if it was valid. One of the mem
bers of the troupe, who had declined to go
to West Bend, said that he did not know
whether they would take different routes to
Chicago, and see who could walk them
first, or whether they would all walk down
together and then separate. But he said
the golden band which held them together
was exceedingly weak and would part IN
few hours.