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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-16
XXI

Orsi @o1sn waren mad isnem l1redlis
den Sonntasna9mittas in unaufbOrli5sr
Nnsft unb Gorge persanssn, ielten nur
bur9 einsn natter Soiinunssi1immer sr,
belt. limb sben 10 buntel bIieb bic Sa9e
Dor benz 9sri9t; bas @srii9t Don Der
i9marasu Srau fanb wenis @laubsn, MIR
cine i1wade grinnerurs Carlos i9isn ibm
einisen Wertb gu uerleibn.
aluf benz Ysrron, 70 monts es ibn Be.
binfen, MAI cine IN S4war3 sstIsibete
Dame bi4t an ibm poribsrsssansen ober
ri4tiser seIaufen, UNI ben 3us nod su err
rei9sn; er glaubte ibr ieIbf auf bic
S4Ieppe setreten unb beBbalb um gnts
i9ulbisuns sebeten gu baben, bod I9wsbts
Inn bas nur bunfsl ppr; mos er atnau
wubte, mar stn;is unb ALIEN Der llmftanb,
bab CT an Der 9anb, NIT Der He ibr 8Isib
suiammen fabts, etnen @tns nit stnem
sroben &ubin bsmertt bate inbem ssrabs
Der Qidti9ein aus elmer Der Qatsrnsn fsI
unb Der in un~ssuSbnli9sm Slang iunfelte.
Sm @assn, ais fapsr ibm sinsn Sdmud
ssists, ben sr fur feline Grau s%efanft, bate
er beS prabti9en Steines nod emma!
ha6tis seba@t.
Das mar Mues. Aber aeieet audi,
bab ss ii6 ssnau 10 beraus itels, wslder
3uiammsnbans bsitanb ;wiidsu elmer Oas
me, bic pon Der Citation aus mad SuiiieI
abgsiabrsn mar, unb benz sebeimuibpousn
Worb? @ie lieb ii9 8siSss in 9srbins
buns brinssn, unb wie in Der polfrei9en
Sauptitabt bic Spur Der Dame finbsu2
Die polisei that, mas lie fonnts; Der
Ruti1sr, Der S5aiinsr Ses SussS, ale
wuroen beirast, aber bic 0a1iori6unsen
bIieben fru1tlos. Sm Oprfs absr mar
man aamdbli9 ,u Der 9lnii9t ~lbsrsssans
gen, baB elm S%rrinnissr, Elm sewifer Sans
bert, Der Gbdtsr iei. @r bate einiss abf
ssriIsne 98orts wie ySIlt" unb yMsfa"
fallen laiisn unb 10 srauiis baSu ssIaat,
baB balb NismanS an isinsr S9ulb msbr
sweiislte. Nad sini9sn psrssbli6m Der:
linden, stwas aus inn bsraus gu byinssn,
bssniiste man ii9 bamit, i'm in cine Ans
ftalt 81 lpsrren nnb 70 fir bic 6olssn uns
iddbli3 81 MAIDEN. : lil tgs.
annunsiata lag wabrsnb hieisr 3sit ftia
unb msiitsns bewubtlos auf ibrsm Eager.
Man bate fs tn bas S4lob Setrasm unb
i&ien Re bnr9 bic Dewssuns nt&t fsbr Sc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-16
Mnnnnstata.
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Wopclle
Doh
Melati BON Sara.
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aas benz 9OadnSii6m iiberiestp On 6. y.
-cn 0 GO
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ass benz 9OudnOii6en aberieSt non 6. g.
I6ortietun9.l
Welati BON Sapa.

I6ortIebung.
YlObli6 perltummte bic Otulit; annun:
siata fam bic Srsppe berub, l9ritt lang:
fam bur3 6as &ir9lein uno tniete am I'll:
tare nieber. gle bemerfte bic Tremot
ni1t, nm 10 better aber mar ie pom bielel
eeieben woroen. @erabe ais lie poriiber:
9ins feel elm lester SonnenltrabI bur6 oas
Sburmfenitsr auf Die l9lunte, 9ra;iOie @e:
ftalt i'm buntelgriinen @erpanbe nno pi'
pom elmer Batter geito9en ri6tere BIZ
Srembe fid auf. Sic leste Die 9anb ar
bic Stirn uub trat ,mei Sdritte Suriid.
bann freu3te iie bic 9lrme iiber Der Srul
mnp blidte MILD uno itarr Dor li3 bin.
@inen fursen, bod fur6tbaren gnt:
idluB muBte iie in bieien wenigen Setuu:
ben aefabt baben, benn feline Spur eines
3au6erns ma in ibrer 9aItuns gu bemer:
Ten, ais iie raid unb enti9ieoen uOrwdrts
sins. Die cine Sanb inter ben Rleibsrr
perbOrsen, nabte iie ii6 Der iunsen 6ruu.
Sang perlunten I'M @ebete tniete an:
n~un3iata auf ben iteinsrnsn Qltaritufsn,
bas Saupt tief seientt, bic Sdnbe 9efal:
tet; ibr Strobbut hing on ibrsm linfer
Arm, 10 baB bic blonben 2oden ME Elm
9eiliseni6ein ben SierIi3en aOpf umsa:
ben.
Sbne issli9es @srdui9 i5Ii1 Diana
pom binten on ie beran, i9neu mari fs
ben S9lsier suriif, sos NIT elmer raider
Bewesuns einen fleinsn Ool9 aus ibrer
&leibern beruor, inSsB lie NIT benz linter
Irm bic Betenoe umfaBte -. bann blis:
te bic 6linse bur9 bas OdmmsrIi9t -.
elm letter aufi9rei, nur Der RSrberin b6rs
bar 80. unb Gnnunsiata iant Dor BEN
Iltar auf bic Steine nisber.
Gus ben @ugen Der 9nbsrn brad Elm
Strabl teufii9er Sreube, fe itedte ben
DoI9 in bic S1eioe, lief ben S9Isis,
fallen unb elite CUR Stride binaus. Ca
wie ie sefommen mar, sins fe bur9 bas
Oorf, Der Cambridge entlang ibrem Was
gen au. sic bsfabl benz Ruti9er, raid
3n fabren unb errei9te bic Citation, als
eben Der 3us CUR Ibfabrt bsreit ffanb.
Sm @oriiberssbn sswabrte iis spsi Ser:
rem, bic frSbIid NIT chamber plauberten
fie ffubte, unb bGtte sSemanb einen Bid
binter ibrsn S1Isierwsrfen fSnnsn, is
wirbe er elm wabrbaft bdmoniides 2d9eIr
bes Eriumpbes wabrsenommen baben. Gle
fiblte ii9 felt Sabren gum srifen Wals
sliidli4, benn ie bate &ade senommen,
nnb, ME lie %sIaubte, unbemerft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-16
XX.

Na6bem Carlo nit benz WSn6e ibet
bic Ni9tisteit ales Srbii9e iib unterbnI
ten bate, murbe er rubissr; ais sr abe,
su arbeiten ueriu9te, iab er, bob bas IN,
mO9Ii6 mar, etpas burdaus Hctbwenbi
sss idien ibm abbanben s~stommcn 81
fem, bas @i9tisite ieiner aunlt ibm 81
feblen.
@inise Msnate uer9insen IN p6uige,
llntbdtisfeit, er ma9te wieberboIt ben Der
iud, gtwas 81 i9dfien, bod es woIt'
ni1t sslinsen. Mibmutbis i9loB sr END,
lid iein atslisr unb rsiite na9 Solanb
UNI ben Winter BEL ieiner Suten S6weitel
IN Bui9tbal gu perbrinsen.
8is Briiiel mar er brett burdaefabren
er psrbra9te bort ben Sonntas unb wolt,
sesen abenb nit benz Suse weiter fobren,
ais er auf Der Citation ieinen Namsn rufsr
b6rte. llsberraidt wanbte sr ii9 um uni
fab fauer Dor iid itebn.
Berg unb Gbal besssnsn chamber ni6t,
wobl aber bic Meniden, rief bieisr ii9tlid
%erfreut, tauieub Nnbere bate i'd sber ole
Gle bier gu isbn srlpartst. Warum flint
sic aus ROm fortsesanssn?
@eiI i'd 9eimweb nod 5ouanb en-
pfanb.
Na9 Solanb2 Darum ni6t gar
Na9 Stalien, bas f5nnte i9 besreifen,
aber mad 9Ouanb! pfui! 5aben Gil
Seit2
Cine babe Stanbe.
limb i'd nod finf Minnten mebr, i'd
sebe nod Der anbern Seite.
Nobin?
Nun nod Sans, gu meiner Jrau. -
pollen Sie mtt2
llnm0sli&, aaper, i'd Tam ni4t.
Dummies 3eus! sic miTen bod iebn,
mas fir einsn bibi1sn &dfig i'd msimeu
06sel@en sebaut babe! sic sIaubsn MIDI
Carlo, mas fir elm SIidlider Msni1 id
bin!
Das III nidt Sbr 0erbienf, woute Be,
2lnbsre erwibern, bod ipra9 sr bic @ort,
ni1t aus, einestbeils neil 9apsrs @ei9t
bas er ME 3uuor 10 gut, 10 frsunbli9 8e,
iebn, i'm bsfdnftiste unb banu neil bieie,
ibm nidt bic 3sit oasu Iieb, ionbern silie
Susi Biasts IOits.
Ginsn gussnblif ipater sos sr Garlr
buditdbIid NIT ii4 in bas @oupe, unb als
Der gsttsrs our 8siununs Fam, mar be,
3us bereits in Sspssuns. Mnfmss psr'
belt er ii4 Elm wenis tibl unb absemeNsn,
almdblid absr wurbs sr fortssrihen Surt
ben ofinen, frOblidsn Con, tn benz fem
6renno i'm gum S~bsilnsbmer 'einea
@Iides madte, unb biss nod in srb6btsm
MaBe, ais faper, feline Sanb srsreifsnb
pertrauli6 fraste.
Sd boiie ni9t, Carlo, bab i'd burd
neins Yermdbluns nit ~9lnnunaiata Sbnsr
~ turs setban babe?
Des Sinflers Gimme flans trauris,
ni&t bitter, ais er aatwortste:
Nsin, 3apsr, i9 bate fsin Rsdt, fsiusp
Anipru9 aaf ibre 9anb, fs mar fret, uni
wenn fe einwiuiste, bic Sbriss Su wsr.
ben. 10 sIaubts Re sans sepib gut ,u ban.
teln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-16
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25
Threo Mon Kllled m a Riot.

soMERsET, Pa, Sept 23.--A riot oc-
Cured on Saturday night among the negroes
employed at the Allegheny tunnel, Tho
colored laborors assembled at an unlicensed
saloon, and being recently paid of drank q
good deal. About midnight fight broke
out at q gaming table, In which tho whole
gang participated, using knives, pistols and
clubs with terrible effect Smith, the pro-
prietor Of tho place melted tho riot and
in tho midst OF II took gun loaded
with small shot and deliberately fired It's
contents Into the abdomen OF one OF the
party, inlllctIng wound from which ho
died yesterday morning. Tho rlotors dls-
persod only 10 resume hostllliles In tho morn
Ing, when they moved Oh Smith In force.
The latter prepared to defend himself.
With revolver In hand no stood In front OF
the house, surrounded BY u number Of
friends, aud when tho crowd came up ho
took deliberate aim aud shot tho foremost
through tho head instantly killing him.
The remainder then fled, after nrlng vol
Icy which killed one Of Smiths friends. In
the excitement Smith escaped.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25
INTERNATIONAL PARK.

Report OF tho Commissioners Appointed
tp Appralso tho Property mt Niagara
Falls TO Bo Ia ken for Park Purposes,
LooKpoRT, &, Y, Sept, 93,-The Com
mlssloners appointed TO appraIso tho prop
erty at Niagara Falls, when II Is proposed
TO take for an international park, flushed
Saturday their long protracted series
OF meetings TO hear tho counsel as
to the value Of the property to DO taken,
and yesterday made their decisions public.
The awards are In most cases about
lifty per cont of tho asking prlco Of own.
ors, Especially Is this true In tho
largest claims, such as Goat Island and
Prospect Park, and there Is every proba.
blllty that the awards will open up q pro-
tracled period Of litigation, II, indeed, the
State Legislature should conclude 10 10 any
further and condemn for public use tho
lands named, Goat Island Is appraised nj
S525, 900; Bath Island, Si56, 500; Prospect
Park $500, 900; Cataract House, Sll0, 900;
other property belonging 10 private parties,
1921, 763; rtal awards, sl,433, 42a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25
LIVES SAVED BY A DOG.
A FAITHFUL ANIMALS WORK ATT
uues of Burning Hotel Aroused and
Helped Go Place OF Safety by an In-
telligent Brute-An OK Team
Saves Two Mems Lives.
nrsoUED ny DUMB DRuTEs.

ELpRED, Pa, Sept 23.--on Thursday
night last the porter Of the ST. Elmo Hotel
was very drunk. Some time In the night
he WIS awakened by tho loud barking of
the big Newfoundland dog OF the hotel.
The dog seized him by this coat and dragged
him out OF the room and half way TO tho
outer door Of tho Office The man sue
coeded In getting to.hls feet, and staggered
into the street 10 find that
fire was rapidly spreading over
the building. Tho hotel was filled with
sleeping guests. The dog ran barking
upslalrs He first stopped at tho door OF
his masters room, where he howled and
scratched until the inmate was aroused. The
dog gsyo the alarm at every door, and In
some Instances conducted the guests down.
stairs In and out OF the burning building
he kept continually dashlng pilotlng some
hali-dessed man or woman dcwn,stalrs,
only 10 at once return In search OF
others A lady with child In
her arms trlpped on tho stairs while
hurrylng out and fell TO tho bottom.
The child was thrown on the floor OF the
bhil opho hloAulNo uWN1s Anu NOHtNh iO-
gained her feet and staggered In daZed
way out Of the door, leaving the child In
the midst OF the smoke. The brave dog
Its nlght'cl0thes, carried II safe
ay out Ho had already brought
the little one out, bnigt had not been re-
stored TO It's mother. The dog sow
the frantic rush OF the mother toward the
huVnlnU hnlIIin0 aud rnrtUapI
as dozen hands seized tho woman and
held her back from her Insane attempt 10
enter the house, disappeared with u bound
over the burning threshold. The faithful
brute never appeared again, His remains
were found In the ruins.
NORTH CoLDIN, N, Y, Sept 28,--Two
mon were digging well on Wanton Sher-
mans promises, and had reached u depth
of twenty feet A large bucket was used
70 draw tho earth and stones to the surface
by means OF wlndlass worked by
yoke OF oxen, Suddenly the
oxen turned about and ran against
che wlndlass. The windlass topped over
In the we'll and the bucket went
wlllzzlng back 10 the bottom. Tho driver
OF the oxen became enlOngled In the rope
aud WAS also jerked into the well. On top
VI VII lHo Ttbl, DOth ONOl HOunuuIOu lnlO
the opening and disappeared together The
mlsDap was witnessed by some men work.
Ing near, and crowd soon congrogated, all
expecting that the w0rlslnen were crushed
10 death. The oxen were wedged together
In the well, which had stopped their fall;
tho rope attached TO the bucket had caught
on piece Of TIMBER which stopped tho
downward career OF the bucket four feet
al..tf. al tha haIl
they had saved themselves by crouchlng on
the ground when they heard the racket
overhead, The wlndlOss had been stopped
by the bucket, and Albert Sherman had
allghted IN the soft dirt In the bucket Att
OF an hours hard work with rope and
tackle, the oxen, the windlass, the bucket
and the imprisoned men were taken out,
nearly dead from fright but without n
scratch,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25
BLAINE ON HIS TRAVELS.
Tho Trip from New York to Phlladtiphia
Met Everywhero by Large Crowds.

NEWARK, N. j., Sept 23,-Mr. Blaine
arrived here last evening by special train at
seven o'clock, and was escorted to the house
Of Hon. George A. Halsey. His reception
was enthusiastic He spoke briefly.
PmNcEToN JUNCTION, N. D.. Sept. o.
There was an immense crowd OF people
here last night from Princeton and the sur
rounding country ~ Mr. Blalno's train
halted for few minutes at this point A
special train from Princeton brought torch
light companies and bands OF music.
Princeton College students turned out on
masse. After Mr. Blaine had made brief
address from tho car platform, the train
moved of toward Trenton and Phlladel-
phia amid applause, music, salutes and fire.
works
TRENTON, Sept S9.-The train with
Mr.. Blame reached Clinton street station at
1915. Seven thousand people gathered
around the station track, and on the siope
near by rs many more. A platform had
been erected on the track. Clubs number
Ing one thousand men welcomed the train.
The Taylor battery fired ealutes, Senator
Sewall Introduced Mr.. Blaine amid cheer.
Ing. Mr.. Blaine then said; ~ thank the
citizens OF Trenton for their kind response.
am not here TO speak" Mr., Blaine then
introduced j. p. BOLIVIAN, who spoke for
two minutes, then all went back 10 tho
train. As the train moved of AT eleven
Mr.. Blaine again thanked the crowd. Fire
works were set OIL on all sides,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept 23.-It was
midnight when the Blaine train entered
the depot, and no demonstration was ex-
pected, but great many people made their
way Into the depot and cheered as Mr.
Blaine alIghted Outside there was a
large crowd.
Mr. Blaine was driven to his hotel and
went Immediately 10 his room. A heavy
shower drove tho crowd into tho hotel
lobby, where the demonstration was re-
newed and ceased only after Walker Blaine
had appeared on the stairs leading from tho
lobby and had begged tho enthusiastic
crowd 10 permit his father TO have quiet
nights rest after his ardu0us days work.
The crowd thon dispersed.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 23.-Mr Blaine
slept late this morning after the fatigue VI
yesterday, and breOkfasted In his room,
After breakfast, he received callers for
three hours; among them were some OF the
most prominent business mon In PhlladUl'
phla. AT one o'clock he went TO drive In
Foirmount Park, A large crowd had
gathered In the hotel corrldors and around
the Chestnut street front, but Mr. Blaine
slipped out quietly by tho Ninth street exit,
Senator Don Cameron was among the first
10 call upon Mr. Blaine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25
CANTON OHIO THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 25 1884
A MILLION PURCHASE.
Particulars Of the Sale OF an Immense
Tract In Northern Mexico to English
and scotch Capitalists.

EhftioufNfh ui tho bhio ot M ihmenho
Tract In Northern Mexico TO English
and scotch Capitalists.
MONTEREY. Mexico, Sept 93.-La RL
plstd chronicles tho consummati0n OF prob
ably tho largest sale OF lands ever made 10
private purchasers on this continent The
lands In question are situated In Northern
Mexico and were purchased by syndicate
OF English and Scotch gentlemen named
Mcpherson, Grant and John Dalzell
Although the price paid was only 81, 900. 900
cash down, yet the area Of country sold was
larger than some Of the New England
States The possessions are situated In tho
States OF chihuahua and Durango. The
title TO tho londs was perhaps the most an.
Client OF any upon the American continent
This wos the first transfer that had been
made In two hundred years Longer ago
than that the King of Spain conveyed this
tract OF country 10 the ancestry
OF Don Antonio Ansunsaa, where II had
lad remained and descended from gem
erallOn 10 generation until the present time
More than one thousand people as tenants
arc living upon this soil, growing corn and
coffee aud whea. In the villages and sheep
and cattle In the mountains. The lands
were bonded over two years ago TO Colonel
j. T. Lawson, OF Colorado, who paid $780,
900 for lhreeyeArs' bondmenL TfestIpuatod
price Of the land ls 81 900, 900, An add.
tlonal million Is 10 DO Invested In cattle,
bloodod horses, and agricultural lmple.
ments One-half Of this additional million
has already arrived from London and Is
now deposited In the cities o. Mexico and
Chlhuahul, 10 tho credit OF the fiscal agont
OF the syndicate, The estate consists of
two Immense ranches subdylded into
six contiguous haclendaB, upon each OF
which there Is village with an organized
municipal government Two thirds Of tho
estate lies within tho southern boundary OF
tho Site OF Chihuahua; the remaining
third In Durango. The area embraced by
these properties Ia twenty y-seyon Spanish
leagues In length by an average width Of
nlno leagues, or an equivalent In English
measurement OF seventy by twenty.throe
miles, or l,6l0 square miles. Large tracts
OF these lands are under cultivation tho
crop consisting principally OF Indian corn,
wheat, barley, and Irish and sweet potatoes.
In addition they are capable OF grazing l0O,-
900 head Of cattle and 5000 sheep.
Besides tho above ak hacendns the same
syndicate has purchased two other ranches
adjacent containing 100000 acres Tho
deeds OF record show that there were also
included In this sale, for special stlpulatlons
not given, $4,000 head OF sheep, 2,200
head OF unbroken horses, 800 saddle
horses, 500 broken mules, 800 work oxen,
5000 hogs, 1000 saddles and brides, 500
sets OF harness, together with Immense
quantities OF farming tools, many OF which
arc OF ancient patterns,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-25
Dlaualrnua Irlro.

BosToN Mass Sept 20, AT 1880 yos.
terday afternoon dro was discovered on
tho roof Of tho drying house Of tho Middle
sox bleachery, Somorvlle avenue, Somer.
Vile. The fire Is supposed to have started
from the sparks from locomotive on tho
Fltchburg Railroad II spread with alarm.
ing rapidlty, and all outbulldlngs were
soon In o mass OF flames Help was sent
Tor and quickly arrived. The hremon
had hard time 10 prevent tho spread
of the flames 10, outside property,
but they succeeded In doing 80. Tho
buildings destroyed Oro tho blooohory house,
the hnlshlng.room and shod, tho print shop,
the nappIng.room, tho engine house and
the lumber shed. At t:a5 tho large clock
tower In the yard fell, throwing burning
ombers In all directions Tho liru OF Gil.
moro, Hague n Knights was doing a heavy
business and running on full time, and car.
rylng very large stock. Tho loss on tho
buildings and machinery Is $3.50, 900; on
the stock, $50, 900 or more. The business
was founded In 1900, making II tho oldest
bleachory In tho country. The insurance
on the buildings and machinery aggregates
S33, 900, and on stock, $50, 900.
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bennett and Maoksy In RaIlroad wrcol,.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept 80. 3.--James
Gordon Bennett, Bonanza Mackay aud
party arrived horo yesterday afternoon,
narrowly escaping serious disaster As
tho train pulled out Of Port Costa Station II
ran into train OF wheat cars. Mackay and
Dey, who were In Benefits private car,
were thrown 10 tho door. Bennett was bad
ly shaken, but managed 10 koop his seat
-Four wheat cars were wrecked and tho en-
gno OF tho passenger train was damaged.
No one was seriously hurt
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New I,nllroad Honda,

New YoRK, Sept 99.-'rho Wisconsin,
Minnesota u Pacific Company arc about 10
issue number Of ATTY .yoar six per cent
extension aud collateral bonds ut tho ratio
OF 100000 per nile FOR construction and
equipment purposes for $40 miles Of tho
rond, 10 bo built from Minneapolis west
Tho Chicago, Rock Island n Pacific Com
pony will deposit these bonds with tho
United States Trust Company and Issue IL
own bonds, dollar for dollar, but bearing
nyo nor cent inlnreat
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HANGED.
A Youthful Parrlcldo Pays the Penalty Of
His Crime,

A Youthful rarrloldo Pays the Penalty Of
His Crime,
INDIANA, Pa, Sept 29,-To.dOy at
ll!O3 O'Clock Joseph Saver aged eighteen,
was hanged for tho murder Of his father on
the same scanold Oh whch james q. All.
son was executed In February, lsS2, Not
more than thirty persons witnessed the oXo.
cutl on. The prisoner slept soundy from
1880 last night until $3.50 this morning, lie
pOrlook Of light breakfast, and from nine
until tho hour OF execution was engaged
with his priest At l0;5S tho procession
marched from the coll TO the scO0Old The
priest carrying the cruclhX, and murmurlng
audible prayers led tho way, followed by
the Sheriff and tho prisoner whose arms
were plnioned.
THIS condemned mounted tho scairold
firmly, 10 an Inquiry whether ho had
anything TO say, he responded, "Josus
cruGIliud, have mercy OH my soul" The
moose was then adjusted, tho black cap
placed, and the trap sprung Ils mock was
broken by tho fall, After hanging seven.
teen minutes tho body was hion down.
The streets about tho jail were filled with
dense crowds.
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CHICAGO, Sept 80. Samuel Friedman,
wholesale jewolor, confessed judgment for
moro than sal, 900, IIo had 80 disposed OF
his property rs 10 keep the Sheriff from
making q levy Jacob Bctwsdorf confessed
Judgment for over S3y, 900, and one of his
large factories was closed. II, s, Carter n
Co.'s furniture factory was closed by tho
Sheriff. The stock OF jcwolry owned by
Henry q. Moofshead was levied on by tho
Sheriff. and MooBhoad assigned. Tho
schedule shows liabilities OF sO,o70, and as.
setg of Is, 600,