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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27

TkIcHINos1s, it is said, is devastating
certain portions of Germany, and is the
result of eating German bred and raised
pork, our American hog having no re-
sponsibility in the matter. The preva-
lent habit in Germany of eating raw
pork is undoubtedly the cause of the
ravages of this dread disease.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27
A Young Fiend Arrested.

MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, March 21.-Michaek
Toney, a lad sixteen years of age, was ar
rested Wednesday, while in the act of
changing a switch for the purpose of
wrecking an approaching train. On one
occasion he asked one of his associates to
assist him to wreck train and then plum
der the wounded passengers.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27

JOAQUIN MILLER is of the opinion
that polygamy is on the decrease in
Utah. The people there will cease to
be saints" he told the House commit
tee on Territories the other day, when
they are shown their true condition,
which has been carefully hidden from
them by designing men.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27

The Governor of Delaware, having
no power to commute, sentence, has
succeeded practically in doing SO by
respiting a condemned murderer for
fifty years, virtually committing the
sentence to Imprisonment for life. !:
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27
Four Persons Killed

NEWPORT, ARK, March 21.-The boiler
in Ratman's sawmill, six miles from Au-
gusta, exploded yesterday, killing the fire.
man and three children. The sawyer was
blown forty feet, and only slightly hurt.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27

The Smith family fills fifteen closely
printed pages in the new London Di-
rectory, and the Browns eight. There
is in the city charity for poor Smiths
established bv an Alderman of the
name 200 years ago. He gave f1,OOO
to eaptives held by Turkish pirates and
FL, 200 to poor kinsmen, and the latter
fund has increased until it is worth
about S6O, 600 a year.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27
An Editor ParalyZed.

PROVIDENCE, R. L, March 23.-George W.
Danielson, editor of the Journal, while
driving with his family this afternoon, re-
and leg, He is comfortable this evening.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27
Suiuhur ExDlosi0D,

Mt. CARMEL, Pa, March 21.-An explo-
sion of sulphur in the. Enterprise Colliery
instantly killed Carl Yakubokoskey, Zach
ary Younger and Peter Spoloskey. The
brattice work and other timber in the mine
were badly shattered.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27

OF the 6.4O0 books taken out of the
Hartford (Conn.) Library. between
November 1 and February 1, last, 4,532
were stories, 1,34l of them written for
boys and girls, and SOIL novels.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27

AGRICULTURE is having civilizing
effect upon the Canadian redskins, and
they are rapidly learning to follow
farming as means of livelihood. A
bill has been introduced into the Cana
dian Parliament to give them a system
of self-government.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27

THERE wanders about Paris studios
a stalwart, white-bearded old man,
famous model. who posed for Cupid
in his childhood and for st. Anthony
when old age was coming on.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27
A Mine Burning For Months.

TACOMA, W. T., March ga fire is rag
ing in the Newcastle Coal Mine, the most
valuable of those belonging to the Oregon
Improvement Company. The mine has been
ON fire for eighteen months. The fact that
it had obtained the mastery over the man
agement has been conceded. 1t is believed
that it is now necessary to shut down and
food the mine.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27

CELIA, the youngest daughter OF
Garibaldi, was married in Rome re-
Gently to Professor Grazialdi. Among
the wedding presents was diamond
bracelet from King Humbert.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27

President Endicott, of the Oregon
Transcontinental Company, says the
reason he removed the general offices
from New York to Boston was that he
preferred TO conduct his litigation in
Massachusetts courts.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27

"A recent advertisement reads as
follows: ''If the gentleman who keeps
the shoe store with red head will re-
turn the umbrella of young lady with
whalebone ribs and an iron handle to
the slate-roofed grocer's shop he will
hear of something to his advantage, as
the same is gift of deceased mother
now no more, with the name engraved
on it,''-N. Y. Herald.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27

NINETY-NINE infants were on exhi-
bition at the New Orleans baby show.
The first prize was taken by q seven
months old baby that weighed thirty
one pounds.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27
RuekrIdna Ieyea Breaks.

VICKsBURe, March H.-Buckridge levee,
Louisiana, thirty-three miles below Vicks-
burg, broke at IL O'Clock last night. There
is no chance to close the gap. 1t will over
flow much of the best lands in Tensas
Parish.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27
Anniversary of the Paris Commune

NEW YORK, March 23.-The French COM
munists, Russian nihilists, and German
socialists united in celebrating tonight the
thirteenth anniversary of the Paris COM
mune. Herr Most and Victor Drury were
the Speakers,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27

The men arrested at Fargo, D. T.,
for cutting timber on Government land,
have been released on ridiculous
quibble, the jury deciding that cord
wood was not timber. - Chicago Tf-ib-
fL1lP
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27
Huue lceberu.

LONDON, March 23.-The steamer City of
Montreal, which arrived at Queenstown
yesterday, reports that on her passage she
passed an iceberg 200 feet high and forty
feet long.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27

A SON of prominent dime novel
publisher has. by his marital experience,
furnished the old gentleman material
for a new book.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27

OVER fifty churches are standing in
Nebraska and Dakota as monuments to
Bishop Clarkson's worth and special
labors in securing their erection.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27
Furnishing the Chinese With Guns.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, March 23.-The Get
ling Gun Company received an order for
ten more guns for the Chinese Govern
ment, to be delivered in sixty days.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27

An old Lady in New York offered
District-Attorney Olney six eggs rs an
inducement to show leniency to her
son, who was lately indicted for steal
ing.-M. Y. Times.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27

Gordon Percival, eighty-four years
of age, has just emigrated from Maine
~ Washington Territory. Boston Her.
4
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27
TOPICS OF THE DAT.
MOVEMENT is on foot to change the
name of Bismarck, Dakota. to that OF
Lasker.

As the demand for Southern fruits and
vegetables increases, they become more
plentiful and improved in quality.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-27

8 is estimated that the output of
anthracite coal during 1884 will be 34,-
400 600
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
Sier 1T bas &lopfel berboten.

Wv ~ '" ossft~"
9lus 9ansenlois srsdblt man folsenbe er:
sOtli6e SduIsei6idte.
On Der griiner StraBe itsbt bier beim
S9ulbauie seraoe inter benz Wobnfenitel
bes 9ebres cine sismlid sroBe leere Come
unb ben S9uliungen ma6te es beionbere
Sreube bran su po9en unb am lauten
beuen Slanse ii9 gu ersOten. Dem Sebrer,
eisentli6 Der Srau 2ebrertn, mar bas ewige
@epo9e unb @etone ,uruieber, ba es idon
oft ibren iiinsiten SprOBlins aus benz
S9lafe bra1te, unb sulebt flebte er einen
NIT sroBen 8u9ltaben bei9riebeneu
3ettel auf ben 5uBboSea, worauf gu
leien mar: r9ier lit bas &IOpfen itrsns
uerboten!"
Gines Cages ie6o6 trommelte trob bes
uor Nusen babsnben Serbotes bes 8a9s
bauers luiiser Mi9el mad Sersenluit aui
benz 6aB, bis i'm pom benz WobnSimmer
berab bic sorni9e Gimme bes 0sbrers nit
BEN brobenben @orten: y@arte MIR,
Sdlinsel!" BON ieinen muiifaliiden l1es
bunsen abi9redte.
getroiien idIi6 ii6 Midel in ben ents
fernteiten Gbeil bes Sofes, I'M Stiuen bariis
Der nadbriitenb, Oh ni9teinmal vS9uIitiirz
sen" iba pom Der broberoen 3i9tisuns be-
freien fOnne. BlObli6 fam ibm elm rettens
Der @eDanfe. SIM leeten Iusenblid por
S9ulbeginn trat er ms S6ul,immer unb
i6liipfte in feline Sant. So9 Der 0ebrer
bate elm i3arfes Nuse uno ben Delinquent
ten bemerft.
Na9 gnbe bes @ebetes rief Ct nit
bari6er Gimme ben Midel DOT ieinen
Sbron.
rOu bait seflopft!" berridte er i'm on ;
elm sSsernSes i9i6ternes rSa", ert0nte
ais Gntwort.
Na1 bieiem geitdnbniB srgriif Der 9eb.
rer ben seitdnbisen llsbsltbdter, unb i'm
nit Der lintsn Sanb nit lansseibter pd.
basosii9er Si6erbeit iiber bas porpdrts.
seieste linte &nte beussnb, woate iosbsn
Die NIT Dem ei9enen Qineal bemafinete
9te9te nieber,uden, UNI auf Der 8ebrieite
BON Mi9els Sd Die perpirfte Sabl Don
6ieben nieoerfaQen gu lailen, ais iein
Slif auf Der Giidieite pom bes 0ebres eig.
aener Sanbsei6riebeniab: u9ier lit bas
6lopfen ltreng perbottn!"-
Ger pfiiiise Mi6el bate BON benz
Safe ben lebrrei9en llfas abgelOit unb ba:
NIT iein SOs4en a posteriori uerieben.
Der 2ebrer mar bur6 ben finSisen Sin:
fal bes ionIt brapen 8naben entwaifnet,
unb ben Snabsn lpslafenb iaste er: vWeil
bu 10 sei6eiot warlt, 10 mill i5 Dir biesmal
Die Citrate na9ieben, aber mert' Dir, Dat
am Safe es itebt, ul6ier lit bas aIpfer
| itrenq perboten!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
Sic SrinfssfGbe Der 9entiden.

Die alien Oeutl9en t%ranfen, 8 lit Sober
ran befannt,
Die alien Neutl6en tranten ;uerlf nur
aug her 9anb.
Damn tranfen lie aus Sornern bas Waner
unb ben @sin,
,yebo9 bic Mobe ma9te benz Sumpen
Glat aus Stein.
90 munder pat're Sitter, seiibt nit 6auit
uno S6wsrt,
Sat einen lansen Stisfel ais SrintsefdB
perebrt.
Der Yole, Oamenritter pom S6eitel bis
CUR Seb,
giippt aus Ser 9iebiten Sansl1ub - wie
tOitlid, adj berrieb!
Der bids Min9'ner giirser, in ieinem
Soibrdubaus,
Der fnsipt uer9niist ben 0saBtrls swei
Susenbmale aus.
Der bie6ere Berliner brau6t wirtli9
9roBe Sraft,
gis er bic srOBe @siBe an feline 9ippen
i3aiit.
Der binne Sierpbiliiter, Serr S9neioers
meiiter 6ipps,
Srintt aus Der fIeinen Sulpe ii9 einen
tIeinen Swipps.
Die feline, alte Sunsfer. bic liebt bas Sds'
den iebr
llno fiu's nit biinnem Woffa unb trinfi
es sebn Wtal leer.
Der arrne Sanbmertsburi3e, matt BON BET
Come @lutb,
Srinft Nelborn, wie bic NIten, MIR trinft
Ct aus benz 9ut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06

Man ri9tst bduiis an mid bic Srase,
wel9e Dirt Des D~iaispaanSens por,ujieben
Jet, Die NIT elmer Sade ober bic NIT elmer
Bferbes ober Sanbmai6ine. Oarauf sebe
t6 bic folgenbe Qntport. Wer pieIe Icres
Mais gu pflansen bat, Bet wirb ii9 bes
Yferbe pflan3ers bebienen. Gs lit nun eins
mails ni6t anoers. Sat man erit III 10
elmer Mai9ine sero9en, erlsi9tert bieIelbe
in 6obem MaBe bic 9(rbeit, 10 slaubt man
iteif unb feit, obne bieislbe laiie ii6 bic Dir
Belt platterbinss ni9t beritelen. User cine
serinsere 4crsSabl beltellt, beoient ii9 bes
9anbpflanSers ODER Der 6ate. user Belt
eriparea mia, gebrau6t ben 9anbpflanSer.
9luf Ioiem, ianbisen 8oben, Ser ni6t bins
bet Ooer vbaft", 1T es, mas bas 8a6stbnm
anbetrifft, sleidsiiltis, OF man NIT Der
Mai9ine o6er Der Sade p1anSt. Vielei3t
ueroient auf iol9em Soben bic Safe BET
isbr serinsem Moisbau Sen gorsus.
Man fann bas MaB Der 9%9usiaat unO Seoe>
dung senau resuliren. Sin Inberes 1T es,
nenn Oct gobsn (9ebm ober Sbon) bic llns
art bat, Bel trofenem @etter cine feite
&ruite gu bilben, wel9e bic sarten Reime
ni6t gu bur6bringen I'M Stanoe iino.
6ier uerbient Die Maidine ben Sor3ug.
Bfanst man nit Der Mai9ine, 10 tommen
bic &Orner 10 bidt suiammen gu Iiesen,
baB ber uereinten &raft ber bi6t BEL einans
Der itebenben Seine bas 0ur6Orin9en Der
barten @rbbrulte 9lingt. Die nit Der
Safe ~seilansten Sament0rner liesen ielten
10 nabe BEL chamber, saB ibre Wirtuus
auf bic &ruite cine senleini9aftli9e, uers
einte lit. Dem Orufe bes einSelnen &eims
wieberitebt bic v~sebafene" grse. Saupts
Jade lit es, baB Der SanbfanSer CUTE grs
belt liefert. SIT bic ausiaat cine unsIei6e
fauen balo swei, 6alb pier, balb gar feline
SaattOrner beim gfansen, 10 lit Die Sa6e
iebr miBli9. SD ipre6e aus Grfabrunsen
unb babe i9on leit Sabren meiitentbeils Die
6afe gebrau9t. Mfein Maisbau lit ni9t
lebr sroB. Nun wur6en mir. tiirsIi9 pom
Der uSorton Manufacturing Company" in
Sort @apne, Snbiana, (Oie trob ibres
ensliidsn Namens itofbsuti6 if) BRET
Sflan;er sur geurtbsilung suseidtdt. Oa
bieies oieielbe Sabrit lit, wel9e bic ausses
;eidnste @ai9mai6ine ~lisfert, 10 lieB i'd
mfrs auf Elm Yrobiren ni9t anfommen.
Die Brobe iiel ;u meiner uolItommeniten
3ufriesenbeit aug. Die Yflanser arbeiten
nit grocer ReselmaBisteit Qike clock
work, iast Sun9bans) uno i9 werbe
mid oerielben beim YaanSen beotenen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06

Nunne. Mit De glmerifansr iolten
mir ss bod mid bis gus lsuBerite tommen
Iailen, benn i'd fir9te, mir sieben babel
ben &iir;eren. Wenn iie !. .. NIT bic
ginfubruerbots ban bic peri6ieoeneH See
ienitdnbe Wiebsruerieltuns iibsn, Senn is
es leidt m0sli9, baB iie auBer %uni'rem
Wein, uniere Gonfectionartitel unb umire
SuSuitries Grseusniie nod nnire @usreiBer
mid mebr in ibr 2ano laiien. Damn idBen
mir i6One felt. Damn miiilen mir Iues
mas fdli6t, betrist, Die 9eute ufpieielt, uns
ri3tis pleite madt uuo opnamitattentdtert,
i'm 2anbe bebalten uno es rebli3 erndbren.
Oas wdre ne bSie 3ta3e pon be ganfees.
Sd bab' aber INNER ieiast, II God sniteden,
II SiSten na9ieben uno abl9nappen Sur
re9ten 3eit, bat nod Niemano %ierentl
C1lt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
SteS uno 9aS.

Or. Charles s. 8eam in Gbels
lea, MaI., 1T UNI cine 8cniion einsetom'
men, neil CT 443 Biuno wiest. Gr per:
ii6ert. wdbreuo bes lesten &rises babe er
einen InfaQ pom molarii9em 6ieber ses
6abt un6 ppu bieiem Nnfale batire Der BE:
aim ieinesa voir du pois obsr i9weren
@swi9ts. Dem 0tanne muB sebolfen
perben.
Oas Gincinnatier Somite far
llnteritibuu9 Der burb bic lleberl6wems
mins I'M Sbiotbale 9ei6doisten bat I'M
sansen sl64, 600 einsenomnen unb oiele
Summe bis auf So, 900 %peraassabt. @u6
bies Gslo wiro in ben nd6iten Sasen Sers
wenouns iinoen.
8eiGrie, g a., wurbe bic So9ieitss
fsierli6feit pom @eor9e Bacon uno 6rdus
leim Gua Grites our6 einen entiebli6en
lln9lidsiaa unterbro9en. Sine InsabI
iun9er 9eute ;os Die ltdotiide Sanone por
oas Saus, in wel9em bic 9o95sits9dlts
"periammelt paren, UNI 81 Gbren oes
Braatpaars einise S9iie abSufenern
9sim eriten S9uB pIaste bieielbe entSwei
einem iunssn Maune wuroe etn arm abges
riiIen unb @eorsie @eeo, Sobn SoplanS
unb smsi Suioer Sones waroem perrpnn'
oct.
Qette @ o9 fanb in ct. Saul cine
srobe Wtaisnusr iammluns ftatt, Der min'
Seiteus 5000 Der bsltsn Sirser beiwObn'
ten. Yii4oi Srslanb unb anSere beruors
rasenbs Burger bielten &ebeu Iber Srs'
bi6ibition unb erflSrten in elmer Seiolu:
tiox, baB YrobibitiOn ein 6sbliSlas uni
| niemaIs bar@,uflbren iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
9ie i6nurrt8e Gde.
Sie oentide Grau.


SoffnunspoQ trat Ser Nssnte
ginit in zines Oeutl6en 6aus,
Senft: ,,Sier itreden iie bic Sdnbe
Germ mad meiner 3eituns aus"
,Mabam, mO9ten sic nidt baben
Infer beuti9ss gldtt9en bic?
&6unen ii9 sepiB bran laben
gta9 bes Cages 9ai It uns Uelb'.
SO, nj bun't ribt bSti6 gdpers,
gnslii9 ipieten bier nj bub!"-
% excuse me, my dear Lady,
For l thoutht that German you"
lluiere weiie Srau errpie6ert:
,ges, gi pus'b to ipiet be O0ti9,
Bod 81 bdf it nau uerseiien;
6or be 0Oti9 81 oun't sif m6ti4."
, ,Srarl, in einem beuti9sn Sauie
Soa aud beaiide Silouns iein!"
81 bun't tebr, pie ipief be gn9lilb,
6or be SOtid 81 meier mein."
,Mabam, faum fann i3 es slauben,
0ab bas Sbnen ernit fam iein."
Gi bun't tebr for pur bOtid Sdnswit9
Better nau pur SisniB meint!"
But your Children by reading
OF the German profit much;
They would learn from this Paper,
You are German, never Dutch.
,Stapp nau, Ssrr, 81 I'm mel Sbilberen
Better Yanties want tn bi,
go pubs, 81 pun't want pubr Bdper
is bait tn miebn for MI"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
2artiHbleno.

@ie tomii6! msinte cine iunse Srar
bsim Sur9muitern ibrer Weibna6tsses
idenfs. 8ie fommit On MIR ba;u, lie
bss Mdnn9sn, mir einen &ins bon 9aar.
sefledt su i6enfen? limb nidt einma!
BON Oeinem Saar, Senn On bit blono
unb Sieies 1T i6wars.
0iebeS Sinh! Saran tannlt On meiIe
Nufmertiamteit unb Ausbaler erfennen.
Oieier Sting lit aus all ben Saaren ses
Hlo6ten, Die i'd pabreno oes samSen per.
floiiensn Sabres miibiam aus Oeinen Sup:
pen berauSseiii6t babe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06

Gin fir 6anbeIstreiie ius
tereiiauter Sail purbe bieier Gage
in philadelphia enti6ieben. gudau &
Walib, &ommiiiionsbanoler baielbit, bats
ten bic grite 9tational : Sant uesen Ses
iddbisuns ibres Rreotts in 6olse zines
Srrtbums ibres Glerts uertlast. Die SIR
mo bate ndmli6 ;pei Sheds auf Die Sant
ausseitelt, fir welde Der Sanfclerf Sabs
lung uerusiserte, in Der Meinuns, bic 6irs
ma bdtte feline Sonbs bsponirt. Spdter
itellte ii6 beraus, baB Die 6trma elm @uts
baben auf Der Sanf iteben bate, wel9es
mebr wie binrei6te, nm bic beioen Gbeds
su besablen. gu9aa 81 WaIib erboben
in Solse beiien obise Slase. IS wuroe
entidiepen, baB bic Sant fir S9uben,
wsl9e burd Srrtbimer ibrer @nseiteaten
erpadien; uerantwortli9 lei, unb es wurs
be SemsemdB ben &ldsern $1,000 suSss
lpro6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
Gin Wenihenfrenno.

gfarrer: rSans, i'd babe Dir i@On 10
oft ms @swiien ..sersoet, uno aae meine
iinb auf unfru9baren Sobem sefals
len. &amit On Dir benn bas abi6euli6e
Grinteu ni6t absewSbnen2" Sans: pSa,
wiHen g, Ssrr Yfarrer, benz @irtb, bel
benz ib eintebr, sebts re9t i9le9t, nnb
benz armsn Rerl muB i'd bait a gisl aufs
belfen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06

@sr AQes ieiner Bfli9t %aufopfert, 1T
fiber, gum Slid gu sslansen
$50 bas Yrob in Ser Siide ueridims
melt, uerbunsert elm Irmer uor Der Sbiirr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
Gutaeoe6eu. en- elmer @eleals

Gntaeaebeu. Su elmer @eieai3aft
wuroe iiber Ssslsnwanoeruns seipro6en.
Sin innser @sd, Der ii6 barber luitis
MAIDEN wolts, duBerte, CT e~rinnere ii5, bas
solSene &alb seweien gu iein.
,Gi", peristte cine iunse DAME, yOa
baben Sic ii6 bis auf bic SersOlouns iebr
gut conlerpirt.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06

Gbriit 1T e%ritanben aus TobssbanSsn,
beB iou'n mir frob iein, Gbriit mill anier
Croft iein.
Orsi @orte MAIDEN Iei9t unb 2idt, mas
INNER i9per unb trib;
3 SerS, i'm @eb uersiB iie ni6t! Sic
beiBen: v@ott 3u 9ieb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
GtwQS fiir uujtre eGnaer.

Senor: Sag NAL, S@orid, welde
Gouart 1T Dir liebsr = Enroll ober
Cmoll9" S,iit; siuoer thu i'd lieber
G mol. tr,atss absr itg u,et,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06

Oas 9efiibl d brenber
Wibigteit," bas einen oft befdat, lit
bic Solse perarmten Slutes unb Der bas
raus beruorsebenoen S6pd6e. @per's
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
SenfjprHhe.

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Sbn tbeiltem Gnsel emit ben suten Mfen
i6en ais GrblOs gu, unb 9ottes blieb BIZ
gbre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06

Sn Sadena q f~eierte am 6. B. 90.
5rau Gliiabetb Sborton ibren ITO @es
burtstas. Sros ibres bobsn alters iol
bic sbrwiirbise @reiiin nod iebr riiitis iein.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-05
Laws OF Humanity in n Back Seat.


Rev K. E. Macduff, pastor of ST. Mary's church.
was arrested yesterday by Patroman Seibel for
riding bicycle on Wilson avenue This morn
ing Mr.. Macduff appeared in the police court
and pleaded guilty.
Il desire TO make an explanation" he said.
81 reside at No. 1852 Slater avenue, and NV
Iarish Is very large one. i am often called to
the bedside of a sick or dying person and must
get there as fast as l can. | hone am a law
abiding citizen, but when receive a call of this
kind ! am going to respond at all hazards.
consider that in following my calling as minis
ter am obeying the law of humanity, a higher
law, even though violate the law made by
man"
Where is your church? ?" asked the court.
AT the corner OF Woodland avenue and Wal
lingford court"
al have frequently heard Of you," said the
Judge, although never on wheels. am much
pleased with your discourse and must go out
soon and hear you preach"
Mr.. Macduf looked pleased and smiled.
but l want to say to You" continued the
Judge, THAT when the laws Of humanity. OF
higher laws. as you call them, conflict with the
laws Of this state and city, the higher laws are
going to come of second best / respect your
calling-it is a noble one; but the laws to en-
force which am placed here are applicable 10
everybody without distinction as to person OF
occupation. For the present III stand by the
ordinance. My advice to you is to keep In the
middle of the road Ii you take to the side
walk you must 90 afoot."
The Rev. Mr.. Macduff was fined the costs. and
walked up to the captains desk and settled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-05

Sobh afterwards I was released having
been In prison about two months altogether.
was let out twice before once about q week
after was arresfed and then rearrested Invent
with friend tot the elder Booths farm, near
Baltimore looking for Wilkes, and was rear
rested by detective at Baltimore when return
ing. was told that Col Baker. who was chief
OF the secret service. asked: Where Is Harry
have him put where he could be found when
wanted. The second time was released went
TO PlttsburR on some business, and was arrest
ed on my return. 1t may be that / was let out
for the purpose OF seeing whereI would go and
with whom would communicate"
'The theater was never opened after the as
sassination?" said the reporter.
mo" said Mr., Ford, I'VE tried to open it land
advertised, but Secretary Stanton closed the
house. We took out everything there was in
the house and the government paid my brothers
counsel. the Hons Henry Winter Davis, for the
property" =,
and Edwin Booth. will never play here"
said the reporter, suggestively.
mo" said hr. Ford. HE has very strong
feeling in the matter. My brother has talked
to him often, but he has asked him never to
speak Of the matter of acting in Washington.
He will not visit Washington to stop, but has
several times passed through this city. think
he makes mistake, for his course keeps the
matter constantly In the minds of the people.
When l am away often hear it asked why
Booth does not play in Washington. and the ex-
PLANTATION, of course, has to be made. He m axes
the thing conspicuous, though doubtless his
purpose Is lust the reverse"