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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09
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BON einem Mpenpetsraneu Namens Is III
seIbert 81 aid aus Nuabsrti9 berids
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ieinem iediten Sabre teinen CONNER
mebr Su Sauie Susebra9t bat. Der
Mann Iebte bur3 iieb,is CONNER ais
9irte, @ilObeuer, 8urselsrdber unb
8ranntweinbrenner I'M @ebirse; CT lie
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aber aud bod beSabIt wirb. &ai9 bat
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fommen.
- Dor Dem S9purseri9t 81 Qeibnsrit,
in SSbmen, besannen am Is. @usuit Die
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Seplit elm Haubattentat auS9eiibt unb cine
Yeate i'm Wertbe BON mebr als 5000
@ulben sema9t batten. Die Tbatia9e
ielbit 1T ieinsrSeit ausfibrli9 mitsetbeiIt
wOrben. Oanad batten bic &auber, uOn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09
aus oem pcri6ieo emem staatem.

= Sn 9 oiie 6 y, Der Sauptfabt
Sbabo's, wurbe fiirsli6 Der neue @ouuers
neur gunn in einsm Gircusselt ieierli9
ms @mt einseiibrt. Sin Capitol 9ibt's
BORT nod ni6t, unb Der @ouperneurspalait
lit cine einitOfise Siitte. @liifli9er @eiie
mar am Gage Der @nfunft bes @ouper,
neurs serabe elm Circus ba, unb Der Gisens
tbimer beiislben bot bieien fin Die @ors
nabme Der feierli9en Sanblung bar. Sas
wurbe banfenb angenommen, cine Ylats
form mar i6nea erri9tet, unb ba Der Sir
Gus cine fir Soiie gitp rieiise @oIfsmense
anseSosen bate, wurbe bic ginfiibring
Sen. gunn's ms 9mt su benz arSBten
GreisniB, bas bic @ei4i4te Sbabo's gu
persei6nen bat.
= Sn elmer SSble bes vSIb gaIbp"s
gerses i'm g a Sernabinoz @ ountp
in Californian 1T man auf elm rieiises 9as
ger wilben 9oniss seitoBen, bas $50 SUB
ttef unb 200 SUB brett iein, unb 500 SAB
bes ~feiniten 9oniss entbalten iol.
- Na9 Sits g, Ba., tam bies
fer Gage cine aus europa importirte @lass
platte, welde 1876 Sou brett unb 1O4 3ou
bod nnb p6Iis fsblerfrei 1T. Sc 1T bies
cine Der sr6Bten YIatten, bic iemaIs ims
pOrtirt worben finb.
= Sn so ontspmerp, Mla., fdIus
bieier Gage Elm glisitrabl elmer farbisen
&6din ben ~eiiernen So9topf, ben bieielbe
ans Seusr ieten wolte, aus ber Sanb unb
tSbtete Swsi in Der Slide befinbli9e 5unbe,
obne bic &6din aud nur I'M gntfernteitsn
gu bei6abiseu.
- Die Ser. Staaten ifelIen nunnebr
elm Sinftel bes @iiens unb elm 0iertel bes
STABLES in Der @elt Der unb mir perieben
ie nit Der 9dlfte bes Silbers. Nimmt
man ale jene Snbuifrien Der sanaen Welt
suiammen, bann repraientiren bic Ser.
Staatsn SO, @roBbritannien 33 unb ale
anberen Nationsn suiammen 81 Yrosent
Der @eiammtsY rpbuftiOn Der Minen BET
grbe.
- en- Cincinnati unb gaItts
0 iinb in ben letten Tasen itarfs
glepelanb unb Senbrifss Clubs BON ssars
pl9en 9e9runpeI wprpeH.
= gtud benz iett ssbrudtsn geri6te bes
pon Der gOrie unb benz Stabtratb Gincins
nati's gum geitsn Ser l1eberi9wem M.
m { B a ei~nseietten Inter-
itiieunsss alusiduhes sinsen benz gusi9ub
uon auBerbalb 9incimati's $97, 1922
gu, wel9e Summe SanSli6 auBerbalb Gins
cinnati's perbrau9t wurbe. 9lus Gincine
natl erbielt Der ausi9uB $97, 6so.l2, NOS
pon sol ,4l9.3S perbrau9t unb Der &eit
an Die Stabtfaiie se5ablt wurbe.
= Sn q ew yort best man bic lSoffs
nuns, baB Der aries Suii3en Srantrsi6
unb Gbina BON lanserer 0auer iein nnb
inherent @etreibes unb Yrobuttens Grporte
sroBe gortbeile brinsen werbe. giner ber
eriten S9ritte Der fransoilden &esieruns
bdrfte bic Gufbebun9 bes BORT infubrs
perbotes fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09
&aniaS.

= Sin Wirbeliturm bat Sieier Gage bic
~ilmseseno pon 6 amrence, &ans., beims
9eiu3t. Seit mebren Gagen fielen baisIbit
befiiSe @ewttterregen, wel6en am Conn
tag, ben "a. au9., na6bem es faft ben
9anSen Gag 9ere9net bate, elm Stlrm
fol9te. @liitIi9erpeiie nabm bisier Wirs
beliturm, peI6er pom Hor6weiten tam,
ieinen We9 bcuptIa9Ii9 bur9 Selber unb
Lungs ben llfern bes 6anias sslufes.
Hdbere tlnteriu9un9en ersaben iebod, bas
Der an9eri6teten S9aben an einieen Stels
len betrd9tli3 NOR, wie !. 9. uuf benz 8
Nfeilen BON 2awrerce entfernten geiits
tbum BON Serrn SennsfisIb. SSn befen
srOBem Sbitsarten wurben 9unberte pon
8aumen nieoerssbro6sn unb cine S6eune,
bic uiel @etreibe entbisIt, iopie cine Stall
lung, in weIder fid 6 Yferbe ~befanben,
purben arg bei9abist. 0as Solspert
Der S6eune wurbe tbeilpeiie auf cine
groBe @ntfernuns bin fortsei6leubert, bas
@ebduSe TART bei6abist unb 8 BON ben
Yferoen 9%etOotet. SSn benz a~nitoBenben
WeIi9tornfeIoe mar bic gerwiiitung i6rets
lid, inoem Elm Streifs bieies Seloes pon
300 SUB Sreite, 9era6e wie abeemabt mar.
Sturm bate baieIbit bic WeIiGtorns
ftengel al ben WurSeln ob9ebrebt. 9on
6rant GURUS Saus mur6e 6as 5ad ab,
seriIen. Der Sbftsarten BON SIG. 8.
5u9bes, iopie mebrere feline Nebenqes
bdube auf befen Sarm wurben beinabe
S%erit0rt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09
SatuotS.

- Sn Splse zines llnfaues - er wurbe
Dor etpa elmer Wo6e aus benz @asen
gei6leubert - lift in 9 IN Suit
nois Serr Seinri9 Seberer seitorben, Ell
ner Der d~lteiten Pioniere BON ct. Clair
County, ber nob = I'M Sabre 1888 = in
Dem BON Oeuti6lanb mitsebra9ten @a.
gen bic &eiie BON Baltimore mad ct. Glair
GOuntp sema9t bat. gr itammt pom Der
barmbefii9en SersitraBe Der,
- Sn 8eapiIe, Sus., wurben am Srei.
tag Nbenb an ni9t penieer ais finf per-
f9iebenen Pldten bemotrutii3e gampasnes
flassen aai9ebiBt.
= 0ur9 ben letten Stlrm 9ing aud
cine Mtense iunser Slide gu @run6e, bi,
BON ben Sii9tommiiarsn BON Sainsis
IN ben Nieberun9en bel Suincp unb un:
terbaIb Sannibal in Bebaltern qebal:
ten pirben, UNI our gertbeiIuns gu selan:
gen. gu6 cine &n3abl einbeimii9er slide
Bic fir Die Gbicasoer ausiteluns beltimmt
paren, 9ins uerlOren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09
S6Wets.

-0ierwalb f dtteree. Oieier
Gage fanb bic offisie0e Yrobefabrt NIT benz
in elm 9aIbiaIoni9if umsebauten Oams
pier v9eIuetia" ftatt. Oie Strede 0uSerns
5Iielen wureen in biretter Sabrt BET nors
mailer 8raftanitrensuns in II Winuten sus
.riidselest, mas elmer Sabrseidpinbisteit
pon 26 Silometern per Stunbe entipri1t.
Oas elegant ausseitattete S9iff wirb cine
3ieroe bes Observation-Disclosures fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09

publitaniiden gartsi feline l1nteritituns
ansebeiben Iaien mill: vGta9 bieier gang
unerwarteten Grfldruns Bounds gu i9liez
ZEN, wirb bic Saction Der unabbansisen
&epublifaner aud in Wisconiin cine &oIe
ipielen, pom beren g~ebeutuns nod DOR
6ursem nur iebr penise SiefersbIifenbe
einen ri6tiaen georiff batten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09
g } / K.
Colorado.

- Cine rai9e garriere. Sor fiinf3ebn
Monaten fam Mapor Youns mad Mfonts
role urb wurSe Sulsfne6t IN einem t6otel,
baIb NOR er GIerf bes Sotels unb au9
@sent fir bic Smnibuslinie Spii6en Snas
m unb Telluride; bann purbe er
S6uIiuperintenbent unb Weapor BON
Montroie; fir cine tur3e NeiIe lebte ct
bierauf ais Spieler berrIi9 unb in Sreuns
Sen unb iett iitt CT I'M @efdnsniB, neil
ct @elber Der Smnibusseieai9aft unters
f9la9en bat. IN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09
JGu0rirte pra6t- 9GuS6GGer

e~mpirbleu bon isbr pisIen GrJbti@Sisn unb Sbe6frn
In europa uno 9lmerifa.
Die entSnss Es; lis sntsslten nssh amIisn.assiaes
I'm 5amiiien"albu nit Rauui iar 10 ypstssTSes"n'
pcbeu Seiu 6 britt, ben s. &. G~;nfn8r. Sr. 4
1864 Selten nit $50 Spiidn. u. 2 Gbremes.
MOO Ssrp, , % asFI,r go
1 !. S %Sr., Sci Sissr't mi , eiGiiitektn, tby tieS. Zoo
- 9aHslbe, ensril6e Ausgabe, IN 80 eisfs. @25Sts.
9cben Der Seilieeli. ben p; Eii(9naa, O.s.B.
Or. 4. 1Ol6S. $50 $Shi3ntttsn uao 8 ebrsinos;
~ I. &tprtBte espsresdsn ........,........ 100
re. $si6'Gacr; r:tb, SstnpH:. s4WarsSrus SSS
M -: Dor. n, r:lsh m SS!S'm u; SSTS2gS ora iS Ssa
" !. tsssss '@S S8.S S'fpp &r. I T. IOio 8. 10 ySSIsYYsn. ..
6Sbrrnes. Gp. 0. SalbsN irrpeee. .......-..S $50
"' !. Sasit. @s Ss,f ssiieiScd;, o;raaS. Big: $50
8. 1es9l. nit @cleihnitt. ........... lIo0
~ nit @CiSiSnitt ano 2 g$!t,Em I2SS
Yira' sSras u. Sraasfs. Sr:4 loss esttta. ass
$elsi4. u. 4 ebremSs. Ro. o. Sals'ue0Fs's0 5 Soo
%' 5. S %Sr.' Sci adsss9t g. 3 sg&iiit,btn, ittr cleo. 1906
Ooffne q rbaim1g sbnd,, pom \. epfooohns Sto-
renitnt. 8. 49, Seiien mttphsm HpSlWMn'"b ""l
g%SSStagrSsSssS SeSti. gtrsciO. u: StingeiiSi6nitt: rs
Sals!bs, snsiiles anssaSs. S:iH'paHSSan0' dSo
&ebsn Der 81, @liiabetb non linsarn, pen NOR
%taffmeert. nsberi; .. 8; 20. etaStleT. a. 8si
sl II. iaS S %sue s sssi e? Saafir. ta StaT Sa%iiIt"sI al
Jur iintsrbaItuns uno 9sIebrms. Gr. 4. "a Ssite
- Ss ri ssSraaanat, s]s6aaS;n, iSG7.ss 90 'sIS5
is7I-74 "a s2.S5-ls75-77 % ss.lS7s y. tsIs. GA.
@laube nnierer Vater. pen >. S~i66ons, Srls
biidet. s.. $50 Ssiten. peinipane, -. $l00
TamtliensS ibItptbef. Nus9ew6blte 6phbIungen
"mnS Gei6ibfs6iI6sn fir ~rsiIsre Sassno anb Bolt
Sluitr. loo SdnofsL cleo. ~9ebunosn o. ets.
Sna series "a rs Sano9ea, per Ssrie 800
manen u. GrihbIunsel iar Sung ano @lt. Sautrtrt.
10 Sdnoe,. 9ebuneel .....: $3.50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09

Die biitere Surdt, 9offnunssluiisteit
unb S9wermutb, iiber wel3e piele flasen,
piirbe oft ueridwinben, wenn bas glut in
reinem unb seiunbem 3uitanb pdre, ebe es
in bic sarten !5irnsefdBe brinst. @per's
Sariapariua reinist unS belebt bas glut,
unb fibrt babur6 @eiunbbeit bes 9eibes
unb @eiites berbei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09
Minneota a.
st. anbn'a l(mtueritg,
COlIegeVille. MINI.

Sieie 9lnialt sGblte lettes SSabr 2O9 aubets
ten; % ermarben ii6 bos 9iplom i'm Sdfibz
rem; 1O4 Yrieiter limb aus bieier Gnitalt brpors
ge9an9en.
Die 9rObte unb ieit 81 Sabren riibmlidt be-
tannte slnitalt i'm 9ansen 9iOrbweiten.
% QrofeIioren beior9en ben llnterri6t. Ole
Gage 1T i'm 9eiunoeiten She'll pom Winneioto
SaS S6uliabr be9innt am 4. September.l
linn nGbere austlnit unb @alalo9 penbe niu1
ii6 on
Rt. Rev. Alexius Edelbrock, o. s. B.,
9bt rnb QrGiibent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09
Ter @unfd einer 3ame.

sSb, wie i'd winids, baB meins Saut 10 liar pdrs nnb
petd, pte bic SIRE, iagie cine Game Sn ibrr Sreunoin.
sSie toHHen fe leidi 10 MAIDEN, aniporieie bic 6reuneiu.
sNieY" traate bic erlte Dame.
0snn Sic Sopien Siiisrsu ssbraudsn, has madt rsines,
trdittsss glui unb ~bIlbenoe geunbbeil Bel mir that's
has, mas sic leben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09

az Refine Wsbisin NJ bic rsdts, wsun Ne nidt eth
ShideI sriinen SopieHs aui BEN petbsu i3tiel bat. Ders
atist al bas bOls siitiss Seus NIT Hop" Oba Hops"
I'm Ramsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09
Wtnudota.

aus W b a County, Winneiota,
IDiro Der ct. q. .. 3. sei9rieben: SIS bat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09
Netter @aaemjbop !

Der usue @assuibop In Gsntralia, DUBUQUE 60, Socxp
Der iriiber inter Der Sirma Sloder Il 60. betrieben Ware, ID
iett tn BITE Sduoe Der Serren Viiler Il 60. hbsrgseansen.
Ste Strma ~perierti9t ieos S crte ueuer @a9er, Itelt 9urigtn
nuo @inomiblen oui, r~eporirt a~derbdumaibiReu nuu
Art nno beidldst Yferbe, aues gu ben bi. 1 Jiten BSstiat.
Gts arbett pirb prompt, i9neu unb gut sema6t, fcpts
garantirt. d
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09
Worte Der Warnnn8 nnO Ses
rubi8nng.

.gstnu Gle an idlsdtsr GsIuubbsit Ieiosn, obtr
aui benz sraH'snbsti eabinisdsn, iabrn Sis 9oinuns.
penn sic nun uupdBlid limb ooer penn ste
.ihmab uno nisoereeidlasen ii6len,
~obne tlar gu mthtn, paruH,
.Sopi ubttiers ptro
.Sie htulid eurigsn."
gs,uu ct. Elm prt, isr ano, uub
S,e IT'D ~Rbsrbd,isn bdbeu mi, Sbren
Am!SpNiditn, ooer cine W(gilfr fno, bic eri66pit
nit Gorge uni Aroett, ODER eir @elp diisudnn, ooer
arsetirr, or ourd BE anltrensun9sn Der tdsltdsn arbsii
eri&bpii. cbsr Elm sltuat. Der Vs paIbnG6t bart ituoirt,
sopien5tItres wire sic gang fder %itdrtsu.
8enn gle oil uebermab pon Gllen ODER 3rinz
ten Ieioen, an (oen 6Olsen) Der SnbriScretion
ODER Sdwelgerei, ooer jung lllo uno 81 I6neQ
wadien, iple bas oft Der 6ou 1T,
.Obr psnn Sie tn Der &erthdtts. aui Der
.barm, am Sdreibiiid, ODER ionlt irgenbs
no, uno eaB has Spltem Der &einisuns
.bebari, ber Anregun9 ooer Der Selebun9,
.abtr obne Serouidung, wenn Sieal limb,
.bhuuss, uursiRss Biut baben, Der puIs
-i$Wa$ II, bic 9eroen anra9is. Die ssthtsen Sraits
-Sbnsn ueues sebsn, esiunbbeit unb KRAFT gu ssbsn.
8enn Gle perltopit, ooer opipeptiId oor on
ener anoerH Der sabIretdn Srantbeitsu bes
9sassus oer her e,edrms Isiosn, 1T IS
Str sissnsr Seller, psnu sic trant bleiben. geenu
sic oobtu ldwtnosn nit irsene elmer 6orm
Der RiIentranibeiien bore 9leid aui ben 3oo,
Siebsn sic f4 nm gum Seriuden-sinu Cur init Sopisns
biitern.
@enn sic al Der ldredli6en 6rantbeit, Der
RerpolitGt, leioen, 10 iperoen Sie einen ,gallom
III @ileao" al Sopienbitterm iinben.
-SSeun ste elm Boulder, oou elm Sspobner,
timer 6iebersestno limb, ptidan5en sic SCR
-Spttem segen bic Zen aller amber,
-DidlGrta, epioemtite, gduige nnb gSediels
-Siebe enrd ben gGbraud pon Sopien Sittern.
gssna sic raa9s, pOdiss OOcr bl0He Saat, .i4ls4tu
NibenI baben, wiro Sbnen Sopiens gitiern cine triihe Saut,
trdftt9es Siul, pobried cnesn Atbem uno geiunobeii ges
ben $500 pire thr sinen 6au beSablt, BET benz 9opiens
bittern nidt enrtrsn ober beNern wirb,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09

gSenn sic al Der ldredli6en 6rantbeit, Der
NerpolitGt, leioet, 10 peroen Sie einen .Saliam
in @ilea6" all Sopienbitterm finben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09

&enn Gle raube. potiss oosr blaie Saut, idlsdtsn
Gibeu baben, wiro Sbneu Sopisn. Siiieru cine iriids Saui,
trdfti9eS Slui, wobltiede nosn Atbem uno 9~eiunobeii gs
ben. $500 wiro iir sinen 6al bsSlblt, bel benz Sopisns
bitiern Hidt curiren obr belern pir6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09

Ntr tI9tHT bthItt, menn Ole trant bIeiben. Wenn
sic oabtn ldmtnosn nit irgeno elmer Norm
Der irentrantbeiien bore sleid aui ben 3ob.
Steben Sic id mn gum Seriuden-einer Cur nit Sopiens
bittIn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09

Benn sic %uerltopii, oor opipeptiId oou on
elmer anoern Der sablreidcn 8rantbeitsn bes
piasens ooer Ter @todrme leioen, Ut es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-09

ste elm Seud1, Obg elm Sspobnsr,
timer 6teberse9tno limb, ptridanSen sic Sbr
-Sptem sesen bic Zen eler amber,
-VtalGria, epioemiide, gauige unb Nediels
-6iebu elrd ben eCbrau6 pon Sopien Sitterr.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-17
Romantic Affair,

Running Away From Springfield and
 Getting Married in New Haven-Rtch
 Parents Versus 8 Young MechGDfc and
 True Love.
 The course of true love never does run smooth. For several years the little blind god has had securely fettered in his chains 8 young couple whose place of residence is Springfield, Mass. The lady who was smit- ten was the daughter of one of the wealthiest mer chants of that city, but the object of her adoration was, sad to relate, only mechan- ic, and consequently did not meet with the approval of the young ladys parents, whe were ambitious and desired their daughter to marry in what they considered 8 higher sphere. Oonsequ ently they forbade the lover to enter their luxurious home and en- deavored by all means possible to per suade their daughter to put an eternal quie- tus upon her affection for the young mechan- ic. The lover was man of good character, a tool maker in one of Springfeld's foundries. earning salary sufficient to support wife. He was young and of good appearance and had some education. The darling of his heart entreated her parents to soften their hearts, but they were obiurate and the young couple were forced to hold secret meetings at out-of-the-way places. Their love grew and strengthened, and they de- termined to run away and get married.
 They laid their plans we'll. They left home Thursday morning on the train for New York. But they stopped in New Haven and Thursday evening were safely united in the holy bonds of matrimony by a promi- nent Baptist clergyman in this city. They feared to go to hotel SO they went to place on Little Orange street where furnished rooms were advertised for rent and engaged a room. There they passed the night se- cure from invasion. They are both young, the lady not being twenty-one years of age and the husband being about twenty-four years old, with light moustache and rosy cheeks.
 The aforesaid father, as soon as he missed his daughter, went to the Springfield depot ascertained that his daughters lover had bought two tickets for New York, ,telegraphed the New York authorities description of the parties and ordered them to held his daughter. But he did not show up in the New York depot
 Yesterday morning as the newly welded runaway couple were coming out of their temporary residence on Or ange street, a young lady whom they knew we'll, she having been 8 resident of Springfield until recently, but new living in this city, passed by and recognized them. They both seemed sgitated. The wife looked pale and as if she expected to see her ireful parent at any minute. She was heard to say, i've were married last night. See, here's the certificate. I'm sorry now, for I'm so afraid of what father may do." The hus- band appeared t. the inmates of the board ing house as being also somewhat apprehen- sive. After conversing some time the party separated, and the young couple went toward the depot presumably on their way to New York.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-17
The Sea Shore.

Busy Tfmes-EnlargemenE of 8 Hotel
 -Excur sion Steamer.
 Down at Money Island times have been busy with carpenters at work enlarging the Money Island Hotel. Landlord Killam is in the city frequently and is busy preparing for the entertainment of guests many of whom have already written to bim to engage rooms The hotel accommodations have been enlarged by the addition of eight or ten more rooms and the grounds have been regarded and other wise improved. The boats have been repaint- ed and launched and MT. Killam is negotia- ting for small steam tug to be fitted up as a pleasure boat and ply between the islands. The negotiations for small steamer to run between here and Mo .ey Island are said to be completed.
 Rev. Mir. Houghton, late pastor of the Church of the Messiah. who has been stop ping at the cottage of MT. Martin at Savin Rock, has left for 8 visit to Denver, Colorado, to be absent six weeks,
 Dr. D. A. Tyler, of Wooster street, this city, who has been spending the winter at his daughters in South Britain, is slightly impaired in health and will probably return to Savin Rock to spend the summer.
 MT. Samuel J. Hoggson has been further improving his cottage at Oriental Park, West Haven shore. MT. Emil Crisand has also been improving his cottage at Oriental Park, and spends part of his time at the shore.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-17
Connecticut Interests.
The River and HarbOr BilI-sinalI Al
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 PrOpriations:
 Connecticut does not get very liberal mo- tice in the river and harbor bill as prepared in committee at this session of Congress. The allowances named are: Bridgeport har- bor $5,0OO, breakwater at New Haven $4O,- 900, New Haven harbor $1O,OOo, New Lon- don harbor $2, 900, Norwalk harbor $5, 900, Stonington harbor $1O.ooO Black Rock har- bor $2o, 900. Connecticut river below Hart> ford $2O,OoO, Housatenic river 2,600, Thames river $25. .0oO. A survey is ordered fot bfeakwatef at Faulkner's island.
 The amounts allowed are in striking con- trast with the estimates which were: Con. necticut river below Hartford, $100. .0OO; Housatonic river, 1O,OOO: Thames river, $1oO, GOO; Bridgeport harbor, $25, ,OO0; break. water at New Haven, $500, 1000; New London harbor, to complete the existing project $S 200; Norwalk harbor, $15 ,000; and Ston ington harbor, $50, ,OO0.
 In tie allowance fof new Improvements, Conpecticut gets but one. This is $2O, ,OOC for Black Rock harbor.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-17
KtIIad nn tha rraoIx:

John willis aged forty years, tried to jump on the front platform of Naugatuck railroad switch engine. whiek was in motion, near the railroad depot at Bridgeport Thurs day evening. He missed his hold, fell upon the rails and his head was entirely cut oil. The body, becoming entangled in the wheels, was carried three hundred feet from the head, the engineer nos knowing what had happened in time to stop sooner.
 An unknown man, supposed to be tramp was struck by train on the Consolidated road, Thursday morning, near Greens Farms, and instantly killed. He and com patiioh were walking on the ip track when the o'clock train from New York whistled, warning them to step aside. One man jump; ed into the ditch and the other stepped on the down track directly in front of the SIC a. m. train from New Haven, and before he could move the engine struck him, thro wing him under the train. His head, legs and arms were crushed, and several ribs were broken.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-17
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Saturday, May 17, 1884.

 Andr sws' Folding Bed-Keeler & Co. AwniDgs Van Name Q King. Bargains-T77 Chapel Street. Cuticura Remedies-At Druggists Chapel Street OaAh Grocery-G. M. Clark. Facts Worth Knowipg-R. ". Mills. Fine Groceries-W. J. Nettleton. For Rent-Brick Barn-1O6 Dive Street, For ReBt-Tenement-168 Wooster Street. Hunts Remedy-At Druggists'. Knocking Them Out-OAk Hall LAwia' Red Jacket Bitters-At Druggists. Masssgo-Mrs. o. Peck. Practical Economy-Bolton Nicely. Probate Notice-Estaie of Elizabeth W. AndreW. RiRhtmfres Dime show-Grand Opera House. Sale of Oil Cloths-S90 State Street. Song Worsbip-Oliver Ditson x Co., Special Notice-James G. McAlpine. Sunday Servtces-Calvary Baptist Church. Sunday Services-United Church. Sunday Services-Trinity M. E. Church. Sunday ServicGs-Christ Church. Sunday Services-At SpiritualistB Hall. Sunday Services-College Street Church. Sunday Services-Second Universalist Church. Sunday Services-Advent Christian Church. Sunday Services-Humphrey Street tong. Churcn' Sunday Services-Davenport Church. Sunday Services-Howard Avenue Cong. Church. Sunday Servtces-First M. E. Church. Sunday Ssryices-Sk John St. M. E. Church. Sunday Services-First Baptist Church. Sunday services-English Hall.
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 Wanted-Men-"O. B. E"
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 WAnted-CArriage Trimmer Henry hlJam & Co' wanted-Carpet Sewers-H. W. Foster & Go. Wanted-SituatioD-2P Putnam Street.
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Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-17
Personal.

MrThomas H. Daley. well-known operatic singer, is in town for few days. MT. Daley is now with one of Augustin Daly's com- panies, having left the Wilbur Opera com pany with which he was connected. Mr. Edward Torpay has also left that company and is now with Augustin Daly's company. They begin a season of fourteen weeks at the Baltimore Academy of Music soon.
 General Frank D. Sloat, comptroller of the State, was elected supreme dictator of the Knights of Honor of the United States at the session of the national convention held in Chicago Thursday evening. He was present as one of the delegates from the Grand lodge of Connecticut. The election was unani- mous
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-17
A Novel wedd1ng.

A novel and interesting sixth wedding anniversary took place at the residence of William Adams. in Bristol, Wednesday even- ing, MT. and Mrs. Adams being the recon tracting parties, Priest c. A. Way, robed in black, performing the burlesque ceremony. The bride and groom stood beneath a large balloon, suspended from which was a sym bolic phial, and were supported by Miss Sykes and Mrs. c. A. Way as maids and H. B. Cook and Henry Henderson as grooms. Mrs. H. Henderson, as sister of charity. gave the bride away. The whole party in the ceremony were dressed in costume and much merriment prevailed An elaborate repast was served by the host and hostess after the exercises, and no one lacked for victuals or fun.