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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-10

DE. JAMES E AORGAN'S ADDRESS BEFORE THE MEDICAL
soCIETY-HE DECLARES HIS FAITH IN MEDICINE.
Dr. James f. Morgan made very able defense OF
the science Of medicine, in an address before the
Medical Society OF the District Of Columbia at their
annual meeting last night. He said hat he took
the-oppOrtunity afforded by the invitation OF the
society to deliver the annual address to declare his
faith In the science of medicine as one of the
Create est gifts OF God to He referred to the
charges that had been made against the science
vii view OF shaking the filth f. efficacy, and
Drought sound arguments IL ief tje them all He
said they leaintu h induction TIE efficacy OF their
medicines, ana believed that IN We're other med
1cineS yet TO be discovered which would cure dis
eases now thought to he lncurablt He said there
were diseases rom which i'll the OF time. the
patient would recover without taking any remedy
and upon this fact was founded the homeopathic
theories, out that In the majority OF medicine
as administered by the physician, was absolutely
necessary He believed, he said that all diseases
were durable. or susceptible OF palliation. The
address was received with marked attention and
interest. and at the conclusion q vote OF thanks
WAS extended to the orator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-10
District Government Affairs.


The health officers report for the week ending
January ;. ISL shows that during the week there
were rs deatnS-;r1 white and 90 coiored-the rate
OF mortality per 1000 per annun being 90 35 for the
white. 10 IS FOR the cOlored and 300 for the total
population. The principal causes of death We're
pneumonia II: congestion of lungs. 3; bronchitis. s.
measles. 10. and whOoping cough. 2. There were
81 marriages and ~ births reported.
A PROPOSED NEW POLICE BILL.
President EdmOndS, OF the Board OF District
Commissioners. Is now engaged In revising the
police laws OF this District, and will soon have a
new bDl, with several important changes
Congress. The now bill will provide that
all licensed or unlicensed dogs found within
he limits OF any market house in the cities OF
Washington ana Georgetown shall be adJudged
stray dogs and may be 1mpOunded by the pound
master. or 5y the marketmaSter, his assistants,
by any special or regular police officer doing duty
in and ABOUT any OF the said markets.
MISCELLANY.
Mir. Richard s. Mitchell asks that footw ak of
Tagging OF stone be laid Oh 18th street. between
and 4 streets northeast.
Mr. vernon Harrington. OF 439 street north
west, complains Of the scarcity OF water.
MS DR.. W2dSW0rth, Oh 1923 Vermont avenue.
complains that she is D"Jnvenienced by not having
water run above the cellar OF her residence
The commissioners. In reply TO a communication
from MIR. Thomas f. Roach, calling attention to the
depIorable condition Of the pavement ON street.
between New Jersey avenue and 9th street, state
that the replacement OF this pavement is provided
FOR In the estimates of work 10 be done during the
coming season.
The Commissioners are row deyising plan which
Will pe "InUoelied il Oil for presentation TO Con-
greS for the cleanrg OF snow from the side walks
Adjoining public reSr' atonS or vacant lots Where
there are no dwellings or improvements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-10

APPLICATION FOR AN INJUNCTION AGAINST THE
" BEGGAR STUDENT."--Mr. WIN. +. Frfck counsel
for Mr.. John A. McCaull. yesterday applied to the
circuit court In Baltimore for INJUNCTION to re-
strain Chas. f. Ford and John I. Ford from pro-
dncing the "Begglr student" at FOrds Grand
Opera house, on the ground that the right to pro-
Once the play belongs to Mr.. McCauil, VINO saws he
purchased the right from the agents OF the autho
The hearing Will take place Friday before Judge
Phelps FordS version OF the opera (now being
was taken from copies published In Germany and
England, and purchased in August last OF q New
York mNsi,. lalcr -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-10

THE WAR IN THE TONQUIN.-An explosion which
occurred at Hanoi on the 2Sth ult. DESTROYED two
batteries OF French artillery One man was killed
and three others We're injured. Several houses
and. the barracks OF the battery We're badly dam
aged. Two thousand Annamites attacked a French
post. which was held by 80 marines. After several
hours OF hard fighting the enemy retired, With the
loss Of 100 in killed and wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-10

A CENrENARIAN FROZEN TO DEATH-Mr Nichols
who drives the Beair road stage and mall coach
from Baltimore, reported Tuesday that J.
Grub, colored, reputed to be centenartan, who
bad been for long time servant in the employ OF
the family OF Mr.. Ihos. Hall, on the road between
Baltimore and Belair, was found frozen to death
near his home on sunday morning last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-10

PILGRIMAGE TO VICTOR ENMANUELS TOMB-The
pilgrimage to the tomb OF King Victor Emanuel
In Rome took place yesterday. Pilgrims arrived
from all parts or Italy, and it is estimated that
10000 were in the procession. The procession
marched to the Pantheon, and for two hours de-
fled before the monument erected over the tomb
OF the late monarch, upon which We're placed 400
wreaths and other floral tributes. During the
ceremony a man climbed to the top Of the obelisk
opposite the Pantheon and ATTEMPTED to stab him
self, but was secured by tie soldiers In attendance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-10

NARROW ESCAPE OF WoODCHoPPERs FROM
DEATH BY DROwSING.-Eight Of the Woodchoppers
bottoms, near College station, Md, were surprised
by a rapid rise OF the stream Tuesday night.
which drove them out OF their hutS and cut off ali
means OF escape. They were discovered about 9
O'Clock yesterday morning and rescued at noon
after the most determined efforts OF citizens and
woodsInen. They had taken refuge on piles OF
wood. where they We're exposed to the cold storm II
or II hours. and they nearly persisted before they
could De rescued Messrs. Z. :. Calvert and \. j.
Reed took the lead, and everybody in the vicinity
helped to Make the men comfortable and they are
now doing We'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-10
RELEASED FEoN JAII--Thts morning. IN the Crinl-

A NEW TEMPERANCE ORGASTZ.TIOS.-Thc Grand
Lodge officers. l. o. e. T. OF the District last ni,rht
Organized q Grgrae temple with the following Of
H'crS District tefnpiaT. W. SttJSOn district vice.
t.lpldr Hiss Wary T. CtlvO; dist recording See
It;ary. j. H. pony: district financial secretary T.
r. IaIor: district treasurer Ms. T. \ Chambers:
HSiTlct Chaplain. L. C. tIeek>: district marshall
Ar-- g Z hai-trOIn district inside guardian Jas
LpVeeS>: District >entnel, Wilbur McD4n:alS: dis
inst auditing secretary. Mrs. y l. Brooniied: dts
tflet deputy marshal, l. ID. Bond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-10

ANOTHER SNOW STORM CoMING.-At the Sio-na
oince this morning IL was stated that there il
Storm In the Mississippi valley, which may give n
some more snow tO-rEorrow night. THIS storm
behaving very peculiarly, however and IL Is impss
Ole 10 say now whether IL will reach Us or dwindI
Into nothing >-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-10

OFFICERS ELEcTED-The DaShaway Reform Club
last night elected officers as follows. Pres,denr
Inward Humphrey; vice president, Vim. Boyd see
fetsry. Thomas L. Miller; treasurer, James H. Ill.,
lain, Rev. Mr.. Burkhart
The Apollo Club has elected the following officers:
StuSon Hutchins. president: j. III. Hckcox, IT.. vice
PRESIDENT; James Fred Rule, secretary; Z. B. ODDS
financial secretary; W. L. Rapiey, treasurer: f. 81
Pearson, librarian, and DR.. e 5. kim5all, musical
director
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-10

PHYSICIANS SUICIDE.-Dr. John Stauffer aged
suicide at CampbellstOwn Pa, yesterday. He lost
his wife and babe by death, and he grieved greatly
me went TO MS fathers elegant home, and when
he met hts mother and said: ':Mother, l, too, am
going to die now" He went up stairs and In few
minutes eXUred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-10

A GANG OF BURGLARS CAPTrREn-ConStable r.
f. Wenrick, of Marion township. Pennsylvania as
sisted by Il posse. arrested nine desperate tramp
burglars, on warrant Of Squire W. +. Deck. OF
StouchSbuig. The party broke into the school
house and demolished the shutters. The same
party also robbed n1inber ii stores and resi-
denreS. After their arrest they made 4 desperate
bre Tx tor liberty four Of them succeeding In making
their escape. The other five forced to accom-
pany the officers TO the Office OF Squire Kintzer In
Woinelsdorl, at the point OF revolvers and shot
guns. They were committed to jail. The escaped
men. after whom number OF shots fired, left
bloody marks in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-10

BroOkS, U1 Baltimore. who sent 4 communication to
Mayor LatrObe OF that city. relative to the appoint
ent OF an inspector OF food called upon the mayor
Yesterday and gave him some data in regard to the
aduiteratOn OF food. He showed formula for
making milk which is used by milk venderS He
stated also that pudding manufacturers often pur-
chased diseased cattle for making buildings. Other
1o0d he said, was equally adulterated. 1hemayor
referred the gentleman to Health Commissioner
Benson. The appointment OF an officer TO prevent
aduterated food from coming into the city for sale
as designed by Mr.. Brooks would require the
passage OF bill to that effect by the legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-10

PLANS FOR Using AN OLD ARSENAL.-The Pixies
Vile, Md. arsenal property which was given by
Tie nted states government To Maryland for
state uses Is in demand one OF the bills intro
duced In the legislature yesterday proposes to
change the arsenal into home for imbecile and
PRODUCED by Mr.. Brady. OF Baltimore county. wants
10 turn 1t into a state agricultural and expert
mental station in charge Of state chemist. The
duties OF that officer are to anayZe everything in
the shape OF fertilizers. cattle food. &c. offered
Another bill by the same gentleman requires all
fertilizers manufactured in the state to be subject
TO an analysis. as to determine if they are up to
the required Standard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-10

BRIDGET CRONIN AND FATHER MCCARrHY-In
New York yesterday the trial OF the suit OF Bridget
$4,000 damages for an alleged attempted assault In
the parlors or the parsonage in Brooklyn, was con-
t1nued In the Kings county supreme court The
defense placed Father Mccarthy on the stand. He
testified that he had heard Miss Cronins state
ment on the witness stand, and that there was not
q word or truth In it. He had known her seven or
eight years, and she had been an organist In his
church seven or eight months. He dismissed her
April 2d. but she made no complaint about the as
evidence under any moral or mental RESERVATION
The case is Still on trial
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03
BELL COUNTY.
Farm NOtcs-Capdidates in City and
County-TOrn TcpiCs.

Correspondence OF tie Gazette.
Relton, March 1.-The past week
has been unusually devoid Of news
items. The weather has been Just the
kind the farmers needed for their
work, and, Judging by the way they
have STAYED away from town, they
have been making good use OF 1t. 80
ar ms | have been able Ia learn, they
are well up with their work, having
nearly All of their land prepared for
planting. a few of The more venture
some ones have already begun plant
ing corn. All seem 10 be hopeful of II
good crop this year.
Candidates for ci(y offices are SHOW
ing their high appreciation OF the dear
I.eonle. The contest will he lively Tor
city marshal, and aldermaaic honors
are not altogether un-ought. The
friends of the largest man in town
have brought him out as the heavy
weight champion of the First ward.
| If elected, he will make II good alder
man, Although IL is Il little early
candidates for county and district
| Offices are already beginning To an
| uuuee. Between these and the can
di atss for city Offices, Misunderstanding
has become u nuisance; aud earnest IN
auiries concerning the wealth of your
family as thick rs notes in the sun
beam" But, TO the bihulous Inclined
there is an equitable oft,et to these nee
essary concomitants OF AN elcctioneeI'
ing impuign aud that is free drinks.
He is but n pnor rustler who cannot
manage to keep "half seas over" dur
ing such the. 1t IL an III Wind tha'
blows no one any good.
The Old School Prcsbyterians OF tins
plsce expect 10 have u big camp meet
| ing near the city some
tine next July. Key Mr..
H,yte of Nashville and Rev. Dr''
Snoot and Dabney of Austin have
agreed u be present and assist. lhs
Presbyterians are promising them
selves "A good time, aud no doubt theii
| highest hopes will be realized
The members of the Npiecopal
church here expect to build nice rec,
tory on their church lot In n shof'
time. Success to them.
MIR. Taylor of Austin contemp plates
erecting large lime factory here III
the near future. We have Abundance.
| al suit BILE stone for the purpose, luei
is comparatively cheap and our .shii
plng facilities ample. So thereI' nc
+. ason why his enterprise should mol
be IA profitable one.
There is some talk Of new railway
To this city, but it has not yet as
sumed a sufficiently definite form U
be handled 10y reporters oil me oeois'
| Washington stripe,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03
FANNIN COUNTY.
The Grand Jury Bonham Brerities A
Crop OF Candidates.

Corresr ondence of the Gazette.
Bnnhani, March 1.-The grand lafy
adjourned last Wednesday after q care
fyf investigation, and returned sew
eu,v-four bills Of indictments, hihe OF
which were for felonits and sky ior
offences against the gaming law
The stockholders OF the first Ma,
tional bank paid in $l5,DO on capitA'
took last THURSDAY. -,
General Hawthorne of Austin zee
tured last "wednesday night NJ me
Center street Baptist church toa large
and appleciative audience on his trave'
Tbe diagram and business directory
f,r The postoiiice IL the cenierrOf attrac-
lion. both for beauty and design. Ihe
most attractive feature Il the space
Diyen TO The agent Of the Fort Worm
GAzETTE The dingiam IL % feet ny
sixtaen feet, with a large desk, ths
workmanship OF s. j. Thtoeknor,oh.
Fannin county has twenty-thfte
candidates In the field for the various
Offices, and yet few precincts TO neal
from.
The work on the round house Is be
ing pushed rapidly forward ana w
.have no doubt viii bo completed u
the satisfaction OF tiir Company,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03
THE CROUCH TRAGEDY.
The Son and son-ln Law OF tho Mar
dercd Man Arrested for
Tho Crime

jackson. Mich, March Judd
Cro,Ich. the yolinpest sun 81 jacob ID.
Crunch, who. with MIR. aud Mrs. White
mud Mo-es Pally. was murdered ~ us
ho,Ise seven miles suuthwest 81 TINS
.ity on the night Of the 2lst Of Noysm-
he3 last, ana Dan s. Hoiconib, Mr..
Croucf's son.in-iaw, were arrested this
.ven,ug on complaint OF Hheriil Win
,any. Oh the chirge Of committing The
under. They were arfaigued before
iustice Hunt, who committed them TO
iall 10 await examination next Friday.
IL ian / known what evidence the OF
le, rs have against them, but " y
claimed they are III possession OF =
cham Of very important c,rcuinssah-
tial facts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03
A Novel Mode OF DAing.

Quincy, H., February 2s.-Josepli
MCKINNEY. of Mckee Township, In
The eastern portion Of this (Adanisl
county, committed suicide In a novel
manner, the cause being family lr0u'
bi.s. He climbed tree some iorty
feet overhanging Mckee creek ana
threw himself into the stream, sinking
into the mud and sand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-03

Gainesville expects 10 have regular
through trains from Texafkana ins.eau
~ The hob. tail 'semi-occusional visits OIL
the iron horse as heretofore.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-01
S6mets.

-Sn ct. Siben, Canton ct. 9als
len, lebt elm ~slidbriser @reis, Der nod
beibe @ltern beiist. Oieielbsn uobnen in
Qanbsf (GproD unb ss erreibt bic Mutter
nd9ften Nusuit bas 100. unb Der Sater
tiinftisen DECEMBER bas 1Os. 2ebensiabr.
sSn Der ndmli9en @emeinbe lebt aud elm
Sinslins, Der ii9 bes Qebeus i'm ll6. OIL
tersiabre nod nader freut.
= Oas ct. @aIIii9e &beins
3 al wurbe am Ia. Mat BON einem i9wes
rem @ewitter beimseiu9t. Die bidt fals
lenben unb tbeilweiie u~nsem6bnlid srobsn
S9lo1en seritOrten ben Sbits unb Weins
iesen bieies Sabres poaitdnbis. 90 brinst
bieies Sabr bic IA. MiBernte felt 1870,
nur bas Sabr 1874 ma4te cine @msnabme.
= 9m 8. Mai bat auf benz &itIi bic
feierli9e Ginmeibuns bes Oenfmals itatts
sefunben, bas auf rObem @ranitblod bic
MebaiaenbilbniIe Sobam @eOrs 6rauers
unb Soispb @reitbO nebft einfa9er @ibs
mung seist. Oieien beiben Mdunern per-
bantt bic S9weiS ibr poIfstbimIi6es
&itlilieb, bas Der cine Dor 60 Sabren ses
bi9tst, Der anoere in Cone seiett bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-01
SatnotS-

- Su 8Ioomingto serietben
Napbtba : gsbalter Der Citizens Gas
Worts" in 8ranb, unb furs mad benz
Gintreffen Der Seueruebr platte Der 8es
baIter. 3wei Seuerpebrleuts wurben am
&opf unb 9als i9wer perbriibt. Branbs
i9absn $15 900 bis $40, 900. Inter ben
pom Der Seuersbranit betroffenen @ebdube
waren SO, 600 @allonen Napbta aufseipets
9ert; fie murben inbsIen bur9 bas emers
glide @insreifen Der Seuerwebr serettet.
- slusuit 9eu unb Srans Sblebar uon
Sapannab serietben auf elmer Oampfs
i9iffsg rfuriion in Streit; 2eu wurbe ins
Wafer seworfen unb ertrant.
- Oils Mbam @olf, &elner in Inbels
Wirtbi1aft in 9 eIIepiIle e, cine Slai1e
Sobawaiier Sffnen wo1te, platte bieielbe
etIi9e Stiide @las flosem ibm ins Muse
unb aeritOrten bafelbe.
- Sn 81 Ya o perbrannte Der co.
idbrise Sobn Sladmore, inbem SirniB,
ben Ct auf einen Sfen itebsn bate, iibers
lief, fi9 entsiinbete, unb auf feline &leiber
serietb, als CT ben brennenben SirniB pom
Diem nebmen wolte.
- 0m. Wiuiamsion, elm betannter
@ei9dftsmann non Staunton purbe pom
BIite setObtet; ebenio @m. Oripps, Elm
Sarmer BEL 9iIIsboro. '8om 8libe
uerIeet, ObwObl ni6t set0btet, wurbsn gli>
iba Guttle unb Oid 5lanbers, als fe Bel
SbeIbpptIle wdbrenb zines @emits
tiers in einem S3uppen S9ub iudten.
= Sn aurora, wurbe elm beri9tiss
ter Yferbebieb Ramens W. s.. @idbolf
perbaftet, wel9er Dor einissn @o9en ben
2eibitaQbeiiter Wtuiam 9ale pon SO.
272 2ateitr., INN elm wertbuoles Pferb be-
i9winbelt bate. &idbolf entlieb bamals
o Bale elm gferb, taui9te es sssen
800 8aar unb einen wertbloien &lepper
aus, unb ~Iieferte Ietteren 9lbenbs in benz
Stale Bales ab. Oils Der gei9winbelte
ieinen SerIuft entbedte, bate Der Pferbes
bieb bereits bic Stabt perIafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-01
@ k.
b.
anomtrtbi6attIt@es.
Ote eIbfrhdte c.

Ra1 ben bel benz IderbauzD epartement
etnsetroffenen 8sribtsn pom Is. Sum- 1T
In Wiseonitn in SoIse Der 8ermebs
rlins Der 0isbsudt bic NIT Sommerwei3sn
nnsebaute 8obsnfd1e UNI 10 Broaent tlets
rer aIs i'm pOrisen Sabre. Der Stanb
Der Beiasniaat 1T aussssei9net. Sn bies
fem Sabre wirb u1ebr Rles ansebaut als
friber.
Sn Minnefpta if minbeftens Elm
Drittel allies IderIanbes i'm Serbite nit
Meiasn beitent worben, absr IN faif alien
yratrissg Counties if bic Weiaeni aat aus
geadert unb Der Boben nit anberem @es
treibe beidt porben; in ben WaIbbe3trten
basessn ftsbt Der Wei3en aussesei9nst.
Wdbrenb minbeitens bret 8iertel bes poris
gen Mpnats mar bas Wetter taIt, aber fir
Sas @a1stbum bes @etreibes auBerors
bentli6 siinftis. Wais unb @ras iinb ins
befen i'm Wadstbum 3uriifseblisbsn, treis
BEN aber Bel Der iest berri@enben war,nen
@ittsruns.
9lus Son q Iauten bic Beridte iber
ben Stanb bss Sommerpei3ens, Safers
unb Mais iebr siinitis, wie Iberbalpt ber
Stanb aller Selbfri9te, bes 9raies unb
Der @artenfrii@te aussesei@net 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-01
WetraSfa.

Bel Subbarb en~tfernten l1nbes
tannte etli1e S9isnen aus benz @eleiie
Der Burlington Babn, 70 baB einise Was
gen entsleiiten; 80 Yerionen purben pers
lett, etli9e baupn tSbtli9. M. q. @abs
Leigh pon Steuens Point, Wts., wurbe
lei9t perlett.
-Sn @aboo brad in Stewart's
Stating Stint Elm 6euer aus, bas raid um
iid sriff. alnem ani9ein mad mar es ans
seIest. Tros aIer Mn~itrensunsen Der
Seueruebr unb ber Burger, bas Seuer auf
ieinen 9erb gu bei9rdnten, brannten Cub
fers Wirtbi9aft, baS @ei9dftsbaus Der
&ommiifionss &auf leute Balbpin & &anb
unb S. Manners 6lsiberbanbluns ab.
Nebrere Samilien, weI9e in ben oberen
Stodwerfen wobnten, biiBten aIes elm.
Die 0erluite betrasen etma SIS. 1000.
Bei SiourB tn ftelten mebres
re Bemobner bes Staates Nebrasta einen
Our4iti6 Der, bamit ber Wi6ouri bur1
benielben fieBe. sic tbaten bieies, neil
Der GluB felt ldnserer !3eit Gbeile ibrer
6armen fortriB unb ite bur9 cine Our1s
ite@uns Der giesuns Der wsiteren @efdbrs
bunS ibres giSentbums uor3ubeusen iu4s
ten.
- Sn 8 m a 3 a bat man ben Wapor
Der Stabt, pieIer i6musisen @ei9i9ten
wesen, in NnfIasesuitanb seiest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-01
&nrembnr9er Gazette.

parb Direct in Commit Ipenue, Der fd5ns
fen GabrftraBe ct. Yauls einuiinben unb
bamit obne srobe Soften Elm 8 Meilen
LANCER Bouleparb berseiteIt iein, wel9er
bei6e Stdbte perbinbet unb un NaturidDns
beit wenise ieines 9lei9en fanbe.
= gine SaIe In Tbompon, NO
cine @eieuidaft ii9 3ur Seit NIT Eanaen
persniiste, wurbe bieier Gage pom Blis Ses
troffen. Gina swei Orittel ber gnweiens
ben wurben bur9 BEN elettrti1en S1las
gu 8oben sei9leubert unb ale wurben
tii4tis bur9sei9itteIt. grnfli9e 8erle3s
3unsen tamen iebo@ ni&t DOR.
= alu Sreitas Nadmittas sssen awsi
l1br iiberbolte Der PoIiseimari1aa pon
3umbrota, Sames Sau stpa swei
Weilen iibIi9 pom Der Stabt sinen pon
Tim perfoIsten Pferbebieb unb erbielt pom
bemieIbsn sinea S1ub in bic 5ifte,
Der cine b6ie @unbe riff. Ser pferbebieb
enttam in Der &idtuns Don &o9efter. Gr
1T srob unb idmd9tis, trdst einen S9Iapps
but, 1T armieIis setIeibet, bat tur5sei9nits
tenes 9aar unb einen 8oubart. gr rift
cine aus Opota seitoblenen bunfel taitas
nienbraune Mdbre.
: @nbIid 1T es Sberif Bosart Don
@inona sesIidt, i'm Conn 9art ben uers
riidten @iniiebIer 3ouis S9wert, wel9er
iid In ieiner 9atte ueridanst bate unb BAG
9eben ieiner Na9barn bebrobt, feifsunebs
men. @r er1pii9te ben Wabniinnisen, ber
elm sroBes Maisme1 er unb einen &esolper
Bel ii9 fibrte, auf Der 9anbitraBe. Swsri
fist iest i'm Srrenbauie gu &o9eiter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-01

@emitter sos bsrauf, aber bas gSIfden
lief ii1 in ieinem Gersniisen ni9t itSren.
glStli6 CAB es einen betaubenben &ra1,
Elm @ei9rei pon Web unb M9, blenbenbes
9idt erfiute bic 9ane, slei9 barauf tiefite
Dunfelbeit, ane 2i9ter waren erlOi9en
nnb brei 8iertel aIer Tdnser unb Gdnses
rinnen lasen, u,ebr ober ueniser betdubt,
am 8oben. slne batten in ibrsm Nerpens
ipitem einen fur9tbaren S9las erbalten,
Niemanb aber war t0btli9 perlest. OaB
es NIT benz Gan3uersniisen gu @nbe mar,
Idbt fi9 benten.
- Ote l1ntuerfitdt uon Oafota wirb tn
Mtt9elI erbaut werben. $50 Meres
wurben fir bieien 3wed sei@entt, bic gum
Tbeil als 8auplat benust, gum Tbeil aIs
StabtIots ausselest unb pertauft werben
iolen. $4,000 iinb bereits gum Bau
Der @sbduli9teiten sesei@net.