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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-23
The Ta,-ious Headquarters.

The following is corrected directory of
the various headquarters for the different
states:
Michigan-314 Nicollet avenue and St.
James hotel.
New Hampshire-Windom block.
Wisconsin-Third street and First avenue
SOUTH
Indiana-Syndicate block, Nicollet avenue
between Fifth and Sixth streets.
Vermont-29 Washington avenue south.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES block, opposite city
hall.
Ohio-412 Nicollet avenue and West hotel.
Maine-Windom block, Washington and
Second avenue south.
Illinois-Fifth street, between Nicollet and
Hennepin avenues.
New Jersey-213, Nicollet avenue.
Iowa-220, Nicollet svenue.
Observation-Disclosures Post, Nicollet
avenue.
New York-412, Nicollet avenue.
Kansas-203, Third street north.
Oregon-461a, Fourth street south.
Colorado-Room 81, Nicollet house.
California;, Washington avenue south.
Missouri-West hotel.
Observation-Disclosures hotel
Minnesota hall and West hotel
Sons of Veterans-Market hall.
Flambeau Club--First avenue south and
Third street.
Mtssssipp-331, Hennepin avenue.
Many of the above headquarters are held
for social purposes, while business sessions
are held at the different hotels.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-23
Municipal Co,sr,.
fBefore Judge LELAND. |

Before Judge Ueland
Mike Kelley, drunkenness; dismissed.
John West drunkenness: committed ten
days.
John Weleh, drunkenness; sentence sus
pended.
Jas. Walker, drunkenness; sentence sus-
pended.
John Hunt, drunkenness; paid fine in
VIM. Rose, drunkenness; paid fine in
So.
L. Thompson, drunkenness; paid fine
in So.
Harry Clifton, drunkenness;, paid fine
of 50.
Dan Hurley, vagrancy; sentence sus-
pended.
Hugh Lawrence, vagraney; sentence sus-
pended.
VIM. Christensen, vagraney; sentence
suspended.
Walter Clark, vagraney; sentence sus-
pended.
Charles Clark, vagraney; sentence sus-
pended.
Gus, Peters, disorierly conduct; hearing
July %
Sam Sheppard, disorderly conduct; hearing
July sS
VIM. Wilson, larceny; discharged.
Jas, Burnley, drunkenness; committed five
days.
julius Jacob, assault and battery; dis
charged.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-23
Reunion Of the FIRST Minnesota.

The annual reunion Of the old First Min
nesots Regiment volunteers vas auspiciousIy
celebrated yesterday This regiment is fam
ous from the charge at Gettysburg. The
banquet vas held at the Hotel I.yndale,
Lake Calhoun. st noon the surviving
members formed =. Harrison hall and
marched down to sas cosuer OF First avenue
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-23
$500 Re,rnr,f

The city OF Minneapolis win pay a reward Of
$500 TO any person who will furnish information
that viii lead TO the arrest and conviction of the
person who made the assault that caused the
death Of c. Bryant Coe, on the University
grounds in said Minneapolis, on the evening of
uly IS, 1884.
Mayors Office, Minneapolis, Minn., July Il, 1854.
GEO. A. PILLssuRx, Mayor.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-23
Gem Logan,s .srriraI

Gen. Logan arrived with portion OF the
Chicago members Of the Grand Army yester-
day In his party we're Gen. Segly, depart
ment commander Of Illinois, Gen. II.
Thomas, Gen. o. H. Mann. Capt John
Healy, Capt John Stephens. DR.. Mayer. the
German consal from Chicago, Theo. Geste-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-23
Grand Camp BIrc.


A scamp fire. was set for O'Clock in the
evening. The sun set, the dark clouds csme
in from the west and the thunder FLASHED.
It became dark, dark,-and still the
electric lights refused to illumine the ground.
Over 5000 people sat on the grand stand,
and waited for theTgrand attraction, Gen.
John A. Logan. Bands played and squads
drilled, and at about 80 the lamps gave out
faint glimmer. The general was not there,
SO Col. s. 8. Burdette, post commander Of
the department of the Potomac, opened the
speaking with some pleasant remarks, and
promised the principal speaker In ten min
utes.
Gov. Rust, of Wisconsin followed, saying
he did not want to spoil good speeches, and
SO would introduce hero
Gen. w. II. Gibson, of Ohio, who said he
/ felt able to talk to ten acres Of people, but
not to whole state. He regretted that
Logan was not present. However, he had
fought as much as he, and he felt that
private was as good as general anyway,
and did az much good to the east, the west,
the north and the south. TWAS the boys that
carried the bayonet that did the business.
Nexttime he thought he would go as sutler or
chaplain. No man in his command ever
starved IL he could steal. He went TO war
expecting that somebody was to be hurt. His
first raid was on a flock Of sheep. Gained
brilliant victory. Got one sheep; had to pay
SIS for it, as the man said 1t was blooded
buck. That man was a liar. 1t was too
much for mutton. He could not expect even
to run for constable with bucks at s75 each.
The general told good old goose story, and
said he once marched his brigade,
$50 men and was overtaken by
sweetpotatoe vine. The vine yielded 760
son proceeded in the same humorous vein
until he was interrupted by Gen. Logan's ar
rival, whom he introduced, and who was re-
cefved with three cheers as the representative
of the volunteer soldiers of Illinois.
Gen. Logan took the stand amid prolonged
cheering, heavy artillery from the heavens
and flashes of lightning that dimmed the
electric lights. He said he had come to min
gle with his comrades and not to speal. But
it was pleasant to exchange thoughts With
those who had stood BY their country when
it needed them. "a voice, '.That's good
grammar.'l Why do we meet annuaIlys
There is a bond between old soldiers such as
exists between no other class. Those who have
suffered together and alike and in the same
cause have more to bind rfIem together. The
Grand Army is banded for charitable pur-
poses, for the relief Of widows and orphans Of
comrades There should be no complaint at
these meetings, and no one shall question
the right of the soldiers to meet ard counsel
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-23
"Should aud acquaintance lie forgot,
And never brought to mind:
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
In the days Of .auld lang syne!'
Welcome to TIE Gallant Minnesota FIRST.

Weico,ne to the Gallant lWimn~sota First.
BY Lyman w. Denton, VI. d.
The first to respond to your country's demand;
The first to defend the homes of the land;
The first to consecrate life to be
Offered upon the altar OF liberty.
The first to rally around the Old Flag;
The last to falter, or weary, or lag.
The first to enter the battles surge;
The last to leave sad Gettysburg
Five hundred brave sons of l. EtOiie do Nord
Went mp from that field to meet their Lord:
Gave up their lives in humanity's name,
And left behind them dcathess fame.
All honor to-day to veterans here,
And we'll never forget, and always revere,
The memory dear, but sadly sweet,
OF those who here we cannot meet
Those comrades beloved, most loyal and truc,
Who died to defend the Red, White and Blue
All hail to the ''First," from the Star of the
North;
We honor your name and your deeds OF deep
worth.
We welcome you now to our heathstones cheer
And bid you God speed for many year.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-23
THE COURTS.
District Court.

NEW CASES.
1s96o-Dale, Barnes, Morse & Co. VS.. Ait
kin Bros. suit for goods sold
JUDGMENT ROLL.
1S75S-H. c. Miller S Co. vs. Meagher
Bros.
1S957-Hons Peterson VS.. H. G. Win
tiers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13

Cine intere ante gemertuns
ma6te Der franSoii9e SournaIiit Baron
Galabor, wsl9er bel Der Silaro'i9en gr.
~turiion ben Barrier ySisuro" ~uertrat uno
ii9 our i3eit. na9 amerita suriidsetebrt,
in ct. 9ouis aufbdlt, bieier Gage einem
Seri6titattcr seseniber. @uf Die 6rase,
uie ibm bic ameritanii6e @eisai9aft ses
fallen, erpieberte ct: 80, isbr gut! llebers
rai6t bin i'd iiber ben ginfuB, wsldsn
bier 6rauen auf bic @eiebsebuns ausiibsn.
Man finbet ie in 0aibinston in ben 9obs
bies unb an anberen Ofientliden Ortsn,
nj lie in elmer @siie iir Bsrionsn unb
WaBrsseln wirfsn, pel9s in Srantrei9
als bO3it anitOBis betradtet peroen
wiirbe." SIS 1T in Der Gbat beiddmenb
fir unIere 8unbesbmupitabt, baB ii9 bort
Srauen uorfinben, bersn @uftrstsn ielbit in
benz f%ripolen Baris als anit0Bis selten
wiirbe." Ober ioute es elm Croft fem, bab
bafiir Man6es, mas in Yatis u%nbeanitans
bet Dor ii6 sebt, in @aibinstOn ais ans
lt0Big se!ten wiirbe2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13
9 II " IIerIei.

Ole 3abI Sieben. Oie merit
uiirSisite 3abl BON alien lit bic 3abl Sies
ben. Die ISOLDE bat iisben Gage. Man
srsdblt bon iieben Meltpun6ern. Sisben
Saiten bat 2pra. Sieben 9elben tdmpften
BEL Gbeben, unb ben fieben 9boren bisier
StaSt itsben bic iieben WeItueii en- 9rie9ens
lambs seseniber. Sieben Stdbte i~tritten UNI
bic R6pisstrone. Dem gbarao trdumte bon
ii,bsn masern anb iieben fetten Riiben, unb
iieben Blasen ienbeie Der 9err iiber gspps
ten. Sieben Sabre baute Salomon am
SsmpeI. Sieben 26men maren in Ser So
pensrube Bel Daniel unb bas Bud NIT ben
iisben Siegeln lit nod INNER ni9t eribloi>
fen. Sisben Satramenten bat Soft eins
seiebt. Den ieben Tusenben iteben
Die iieben 9auptiinben seseniiber. Auf
iisben Siiseln erbob f9 bas mddtise
&om unb iieben R6nise beberridten IS.
am tSimmel pranst bas S%iebsnseitirn.
Der SiebenidIdier pertrdumt ben @inter.
l1nb wie am &bein bas S~iebensebirse, 10
fennt bic Geographic elm Siebenbirsen.
gei Rronitabt sisbt es bic %betannten Sies
beno6rfer. @s siebt iieben freie 3inife,
elm WdrIein pom ben fieben S9waben.
Sieben Sarben bat ber Resenbosen,
unb ielbit Der @eredte fdat bes Cages
%febenmal. Oas Slid bebt uns in ben
iiebsnten 5immsl. Sener bat feline
.Siebeniuden" lisb, unb penn bic fee
bente gitte i'm Saterunier lautet: rgrs
lOie uns pom benz llebel", 10 fiibrt ie bisie
d3abl uieaei9t beBbaIb, neil bas srOBte ues
bel cine b6ie Sieben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13
Sic oriaiuclle Announcements : 4uffor.

Ste prlgiHcue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NHH0r>
oernng elmer 3eitung lautet: gu benz be-
uoritebenoen OuartuIsps6iel MAIDEN mir
Disienisen, melde unisr Slatt omar leien,
ober nidt auf oaiielbs abonniren unb bas
Blatt Su Snieratsn benuben, bod nur
idper Oas @elo ~bersusebsn fi9 sntl5Iieb.n
f6nnen, auf bic ueri9ieoenen nit Der Ser.
dassabe Der 3eituns perbunbenen Iussab.n
aufmerfiam. Sober 5eitunssberausseber,
Der iein 8latt i'm @ange erbaItenmia, mllB
fortudbrenb @eIo ausseben fur: Nsentur,
In;eisen, Bidder, 8udtaben, gettIer,
S%rennmatriul, DruderidwdrSe. Orudpas
pier, Ointe, Our6i9uB, ginfanuns, Sars
be, 6ebern, Nradt, 5eudtbretter, 5euer.
perii9eruns. @ef9aftsbider, 9obel, Sens
mer, Srrtbimer, Reilrabmen, &leiiter,
alOpfbol3, 9ampen 9ampensldier, Watus
latur. Del, Br.fen, Borto, padpupier,
Gebattionstofen, Reparaturen, Sesers
lobn, Seetafteu, S9aben, S5uIben,
SdwinbeI, Sdrsibpapier, Strei5bolssr,
Sdleiifteiu. S9wamm, Stsuern, Gbeaters
beri9t, %llniinn, gerluite, @aI3en, @ins
telbaden, 3ansen, 3inien, 3irtel, 3situns
gen, unb nod einise Gtceteras - abons
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13

8eIobnte Sdbisteit. Ser in
8uir (&beinprsuBen) wobenbe @aitmirtb
geter gObr wurbe in Der S6la9t Bel
@rauelotte am linten Sberarm i9mer pers
wunbet. Cine &usel burdbobrte ben
Irm, wel9er au6erbem pom msbreren
@ranatiplittern 9stroffen wurbe. ollie
9eilueriu9e blieben bis iest erfolslos.
Set brei Wo6en traten abuedielno
S3merSen unb SUDDEN IN Der betreffenben
8unoe elm, bis enblid, aIio mad IS Sab
rem, uon ielbit elm MetauipIitter berauss
fam. Dor Q Sabren poatsn bic glerste
cine Operation bes Nrmss pornsbmen,
nobel ieoo6 gu befiirdten itanb, baB cine
9lmputution mOsliderueiie folsen fSnne.
Dem pieoeriebte ii9 Der Gsrplnbste unb
besbalb unterblieb Die Qusiibrung = bofs
fentli3 gu ieinem Sortbeile. gr siebt ii9
nunmebr Der freubisen Sofinuns bin, enSs
LID pom ieinsn 8unben sebsilt gu wers
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13
9te i1nMrrt8e ode.
Weitlider Sumor.

sic perlebten elm Yaar idredlihe Nu>
senblide wdbrenb ibrsr Srauuns su pes
taluma unb Der gorsans 3eist, wie man9s
nal bas %fleinite greiniB BEN S9sin elmer
auBerorbentli9en g~essbenbeit annebmsn
fam. Die Grauunssceremonie idien in
Der Chat ii6 81 elmer sroBen Iffaire au
9eitalten. gs waren adt Drautiunfern
anweienb unb bic Stride seiste ii5 pom
Barterre bis CUR 9alerie sefiat~, wie elm
oramatii9er 6rititer iasen wirbe. Aber
ais lie bic ibnsn mdbrenb Der TeierIi9teit
beftimmten Bldte ein9enommen batten unb
Der Srdutisam mad benz &inse fiblte,
bsmerfte er, baB er i'm ni9t CUR 5anb
bate. Nadocm Der @eiitlide Dem armen
Gropfe cine Weile i9arfe glide susewors
fen, entbedte oieier, baB Der masii9e &eif
burd elm God in ieiner Gaide seidlipftw mar
unb fid bis in Den Stiefel binuntersearbeis
tet bate. Gr tbeilts bisiss grisniB flu
iternb ieiner Sraut nit, welde tootsns
blei9 wurbe uno ii9 pom, benz @ebanfen
an cine Obnmadt abbalten IisB, bab
bann ibr atlasmieber aufsci6nitten uno
bierburd gu @runoe seridtst wiirSs.~
Warum brinaen sic ben Sing ni9t gum
Sori6ein2" ~fliiiterts Der lanse gruSsr Der
graut, unb in Der Sur6t, baB bisisr
Idledte Meni9 pom Srdutisam bic @b;
ii9t babe, 3urid5utreten, iiiblte er bsreits
na9 ieinem &euoluer. sd tann nidt;
er lit in meinem Stieiel," ertIdrte Der
Srdutisam, wdbreno er uor Ierser bis
unter Die Saare roth murbe. ,Ssriu9sn
sic, i'm auf irsenb cine art bsraui,uanss
elm - aber raid" brummte Der Brebiser
binter ieinem Su9e. sd mills psrius
dem, dd,te bas Spfer unS iette sineu
SUB anf bas &anSeIsitter, sos iein Sein
in bic 90be unb bssaun frampfbuft nit
benz 3eisefinser mad benz &inse su fi9en.
Ser @eiitIide pintte Dem Srsaniiten, oas
nit bisier CUR Iusfiiauns Der 3eit Gin
Stid ipiele. SnSwii9en uerbreitete ii9
unter Der anbd6tisen S%eriammluus NIT
Ylisesi3neue oas @srii9t, es iei ioeben
elm SeIesramm einsstroffsn, baB Der
8rdutisam bereits pier lebenSe Srauen i'm
Often babe. - sd II d Tam i'm ni9t
erreiden," ft6bnte Der balbp.rbeiratbets
utuh" !" Sppeou'gt et Ulu ittDt gttuuI|
tommen." ,.Sesen sic iid unb sisbsn
Sic ben Stiefel aus, Sic GieI", sii1te
bic Wfutter Der Sraut, wdbrenb bisie %isufste
unb bic sepuberten Sdnoe rang. Oa ni9ts
anbers ibris bIieb, iette ii9 Der arms
Oulbsr auf Den 6uBbooen unb besann an
ieinem Stiefel, welder natiirli9 nsu unb
eng mar, gu serren, wabrenb bereits pisber
elm neuss @erii6t umIief, b~emsufoIse Der
Srdutisam bSuii9 ansetruntsn iei unb bas
rauf beitebe, feline Sibnsraussn gu idnsis
ben. Oils Der Stiefel enbli9 bsruntsr unb
Der Sting %sefunben mar, bsmiibte iid isin
sertniidter Srdser obne grfols elm tbaIsrs
sroBes God in Der Serie ieines Strumpfss
gu perbersen, worauf Der Sieies God pabrs
nebmenbe @eiitlide srimmis duserte:
,Gie ss i9eint, mar es bic bOdite 3eit,
baB ie ii9 uerbeiratben, mein iunssr
Sreunb." Die gsremonie nabm bisrauf
ibren Ssrtsans, wdbrsnb Der Brdutisam
auf einsm 8sine itsbenb, ieinen SUP untsr
ben S4OBen ieines Srades su perbersen
iu6te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13

Ole Ssraeliten in @ beeIins
W.sSa., iinb in frcuOiser Iufresuns,
iiber cine Senouns Don Grce aus benz
Gbale Soiapbat pom SuBe Der NbialOnsr
Sdule unb pom benz iioii6en SesrabniB:
plate bel Seruialem. Die G6tbeit Der
Senouns 1T uon benz ameritanii6en Sices
toniul in Seruialem, Safob S9ubmader,
nit benz RoniuIatsiiesel britatiSt. Der
sliidli9e g~mpfdnser beiBt @us. Boaad.
au9 Gebern:unb Ifa;ieniamen unh Ga:
men BON Grauben iinb eintrofien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13

DE SoIIs
cit Der fransOfi9en 9auptitaot wiro aus
paris in @eitalt zines SIattes iisnaliirt.
pslbes i9 journal des assassins", of
ficieuss Organ Der MOrber, betitslt. Sers
Snbalt entipri9t benn aud uOafommen benz
Gitel. Oas 8latt 1T auf blutrotbem Pas
pier sebrudt, brinst in Der eriten 0ummer
elm Bib bes sebeimniBuoaen Wt0roers
Gampi uno e%rOffnet cine Subicription gu
einem Wonument T%roppman'sl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13

SIM Ru bmasen. Dor einis.n Ca
gen wuroe i'm S9ladtbauie bes glb,rfelber
8iebbcfes cine Sub sei9ladtst. in beren
Wasen bic 9dlfte zines 9ufeiiens, cine
Bartie Gdsel unb elm 2OsM artfiid sefun.
bene wurben. Der Masen wurbe auf bas
Ierlanssn bes gertdufers unteriu9t, Der
pobl wuBte, baB bic Sub bas babe 9ufs
ellen bel ftd bate, aber teine abnuns Don
benz 0orbanoenfein Der 20 so. beiaB. Die
Sub war gang seiunb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13
Bort Garriion.

9auaua, Cuba. = Der beriibmte
arSt, Sennor .. Antonio Sole &omap,
G~brenmitslieb bes @siunbbeitsamtes unb
Der mebisinii9en Sacultdt BON Sort @arris
Jon, be5eust, baB &beumaiismus unb Reuz
ralsie bur9 BEN @ebrau9 BON ct. Satobs
Del, benz sroBen S3mer,ensitiuer, in einis
gen Sasen sebsiIt wurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13

Sie Mbbitte. naber, Sris9en, psr
wiro CUR Sante iassn, baB ie bumm iei2
@leid sebit Ou wieoer bin unb iasit ibr,
SaB IS Dir Ieio tbue!"
6ritden sebt CUR Sante unb iast: ..Gs
tbut mir Ieib, Gante, baB Ou bumm bit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13
YoneinemRun ftfreunb, Der feline

oneinemRun # freunb, Der feline
S9ase gum bsiten Der, Irmen ieben IdBt,
beridtet Der vGorreipbt." in Baltimore:
pW. Z. @alters' giloersaaerie, bic felt
einisen Wo9en gum 8eiten Der Irmsm an ses
wihen Sassn s%e0iinet mar, bat bisber $500,
i'm 9anssn unb $3.50 i'm Monat Mars err
seben. @ir tennen teinen anbern rei9en
Damn I'M 9anoe, Der feline aunfiddse
in folder @eiie Der slrmutb Oienitbar
maht."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13

Sn Ofase County, Wifouri,
iteben bic Sbfbdume in pouer Dlltbe.
Rur gfiriide wiro es bort nidt pieI sebsn.
Der Winterweisen ftebt gut. Our4 bas
naBtulte Wetter wirb er nur nod ftdmmi.
ger. Dem 9afer binsesen mag bic Wits
terung i1dbIi9 fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13
Ni9t butter ben ltebrigen auriid.

9oweII, So a r. = Der Citizen"
fagt: .Oie bebeutenbfen Qeute bes Qans
bes baben bic sroBe Beoeutuns bes S9mers
sensftiaers, ct. Satobs Del, beseust.
Die 8iirser BON Qowel tennsn feline sros
ZEN Tuaerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13
Wah Mitterndflt.

Sdmubl: .Somm' eeui, sebe n,er mad
Saus, 8 1T 9linsl"
9sui: ,,9tu aIlo, menus 1T slins, 1T IS
9lins, Oh mer sebe mad 3aule ODER nidt.
so ober 10 III es aims. Mio, wsil's lit
alins, bIsiben mer ba unb trinten msr nod
NinS!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13

8eridieScne Ereiie. nBie iOu i'd bic
Wageni9miere pertalfen?" fraste Der
Glerf, unb Der Grocer antmortete: ,9Ils
Waseni9miere fir Is, als Oleomarsarin
fur 25 unb aIs Butter fur 38 Gents per
pfunb." IS Tam ndmIi9 II.s aus eis
nem Safe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13
Su1 b1bertn S0hterinfitut.

2ebrer: .gls bic @alier untsr Yrsnnus
Dor &om eridienen, besraben bic &Omer
lire S9dse.~
Gin gfdS4sn (aufitebenb): u9ebenbis,
6err Qebrer2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13

Sn England ideint ber por 3wsi
Sabrbunberten in Solanb sraIirenoe
glumtenwubniinn su berriden. Gidt mebr
Gulpen, fonbern Srdioeen finb es iett,
weI9e nit idwerem @oIoe besabIt werben.
go wurbe fiirslid cine art gattelpa Baris
fir einen 8reis BON "a, 900 ST., cine tleinere
fir Ala ST. pertauft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13
Ser fQulfte StQu0.

a.: .Ou, woiB Ou au', weIds Der
fauli9t Stanb iidt?"
g.: yNoi, maiBt Oa's?~
a.: vSa wobl! = Oer Nilitdrs
i9tanb! benn pom SoIbate boibt's inn
met no.: er iei I'M Selo vs'i9tanoe" obsr
uf b'r 5eftuns rs'lese;~ aber pom
vS3affe" ban | no mir S'b6rt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13

2urs unb gut, iust bic .@msrita"
bic Wabrbeit I'M 6OIsenoen: pS4uISwans,
Sonntassswans unb SemperensSwans
Iinb brsi slsidssartsts 6inber berielben
Mutter: bss Staatsfanatismus. Wenn
man NIT ein.m berislben id6n tbut, tann
man iid bic anbersn anm0sIi9 wirfiam
pom Qeibe baIten.H
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13
Ser alifliGe 2abn.

Grau: sd babe mir einem 3abn ;iebsn
lanen.1
Mann Geufsenb): Ser sliitli9e CABIN!
Gr 1T iest sdn5li9 auBer benz 8ereide
Oeiner OUNCE"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13

Reine anbere arsnei concentrirt unb usrs
einist in ii6 iold blutrcinisenbe, belebens
be unb itdrfenbe Gisenidaften wie ayer's
Sariaparila. Wsnn man Gerslei9e ans
felt, ioute man bic 0ualitdt III 0etra1t
sisben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13

shtr5frage. Dsl9sr llnteri9ieb 1T
smiiden einem Mobre unb sinsm Snuas
lioen2-Oer Mobr bat feline S9ulbisteit
setban unb tann seben. Der SnpaIioe
bat feline S4uIoisteit setbun uno tann
ni9t s.beu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13
Sn Der Stunt.

Wfit pieIen 8orten gar nidts ;u iasen,
wiro tlnterri9t ertbeilt i'm
Gultusminiiterium,
Inter ben 2inben.
(Ufan bittst fart 'Su flingsln pssen
tir4enpolitiider S9perb0risteit.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-13
q It It + d { +.

stgt beim Sssinus sss Srlbiabrs ~supisbl,n sd s. rns
ttrjeiauttta ilr aue arbtitsn, peldt In eas Sad tiucs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. aniirsidsrs. Vlaitrs q Grainsrs iaIs
zen. rt6eus une @anoeteoratientu. Sapsjttrs. auftreis
hrs. grainrs. Glaisrarbtitn II I. ID. gut. fdnea uuo ~
tuidnsiseu yrtiisn teiorsi. RsitenauIdldss ptroen itsr
Seit stmadt. 5ar tdtts Material uns CUTE arb,it pirt
INNER sa-antirt weau iprstt per In Der Ber;ltdltt, Ne.
s0S6 Sadisn Strabt. eStIfe Il GStlef.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-08
cALkINs IN ORANGE COUNTY.
An Enthusiastic Reception Accorded TIL
Candidate for Governor.

An Enthusiastic Reception Accorded the
Candidate for Governor.
Correspondence Of the Indianapolis Journal
PAoLI, Aug. Ton the afternoon of Wednes
day Of last week, after the county papers had
gone to press and been circulated through the
mails, notice was received here that the Hon.
VIM. H. Calkins would address our people last
night Under the circumstances decent ad-
vertisement of the meeting was impossible, but
the best possible was given. The meeting was
held and proved magnificent success. The
large court room was packed, great many,
being unable to obtain seats, remained stand
ing during the. entire meeting About
6 o'clock in the afternoon it became
noised abroad that Mr. Calkins
had arrived, accompanied by Hon Robert
Mitchell and Bruce Carr. immediately the
Dayhuf House was besieged by the good Re-
pubficans, who had already begun to assemble
pyived Of needed rest. At SP. NJ he began his
address, and, for nearly two hours, held the
closest attention of his audience and received at
tts hands abundant evidence that he had cap
tured the hearts of all assembled His address
was an innovation here. Seldom have our Re
publican speakers, when speaking in this section,
devoted sufficient attention to the tariff question.
Major Calkins directed the principal part Of
his argument to that question, and much good
will doubtless result thereform.
AT the conclusion of his speech Messrs.
Mitchell and Carr addressed the meeting, and
were most enthusiastically received At the
conclusion almost every one in the house re-
nlained for the usual shake" and received il
most heartily.
This was the first political meeting held here
this year and the enthusiasm was great
Among the audience were some of Bruce Carr's
old Mess mates in the army, boys who carried
a gun in the same company and slept under the
same dog tent, and from them he received 3
most cordial welcome.