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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10
Gbromtk h.
Snlan b.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
8orbebin sunsen sur Sienens
audit t.

@er gienenau9t treiben min, muB Dor
aIem iiber cine ~seeisnete Sertli9feit gum
glufiteIlen Der gienenitOfe uerfiisen. 9ters
AT aeniiet elm tleiner @arten In Der NGbe
bes @pbnbauies, mo bic gtenen unsebin>
bert pom Meni9en unb Sbieren binsefteQt
werben t6nnen. Oo6 bari baielbit feline
8usluft berri6en, ionif fouimlt man ME nit
Der 8isnenSu9t auf einen sriinen 3weis.
glu6 biirfsn feline beftisen 0inbe bort me-
BEN, ebenio miiIen sreae Eemperaturums
f9ldse, @epitterresen, 9asel, i~ibermdBis
beige Sonnenitrablen absebalten werben
f6nuen. Nabe on breiten Seen, StrSmen
unb Baden io1en Bienen ni9t aufsefteut
tperben, neil fie in iol9en @ewdiern maj
fenbait ertrinfen. &Ieine gd9e, Qreuen
nnb @aiIsrsrdben iebo9 f6rbern bas 9erz
beibolen bes n6tbisen Waiers iebr. Ser
8lat ieIbit, auf Dem bic 8ienen aufseitelt
iperSen, ioll auf mebrere S9ritte eben unb
fret pom aler Sesetution iein, neil es fir
ben gienensi9ter unumgdnsli9 notbwens
big 1T, bab er bic abfaae Der StOde fens
iien lerne, inbem aus ibnen auf bas 8efins
ben unb ben 3uifanb Der g0lfer sei9loiien
werben fam. 9lu9 bic Nabe GROCER Sas
brifen, @asanftalten &C. ioa man uermeis
ben, neil bic gienen bon i3abIi9em &au9e
piel leiben perben.
Sie &i9tuns Der Slusl66er fam pobl
gesen iebe Simmelssesenb iein; bat man
iebo9 bic @abl frei, 10 pdble man iie swie
f9en Sf unb Glib, 70 baB bic 8ienen bic
Come erft In ben Morsenitunbsn trift
nnb se9en Mittas wieber perldBt. Sci Der
&i9tun9 sesen Weit baben bic gienen bic
ftdrffe Na9mittassbise aussuiteben, MEL
DE benz inneren Wa9sbaue iebr i9aben
unb iie oft sur seitIi9en giniteIung Der
&rbeit Spinsen piirbe. Inter ben bod
ifdmmi9en I6attigen &ronenbdumen aufse>
felt, befinhen ii9 bic Sienen iebr wobl,
penn fte ni3t i'm Sluse s~ebinbert finb.
Gin eisenes gienenbaus bat ben gors
tbeil, baB es msbrere 8euten suslei9 aufs
nimmt, baB barin ale gienenrequifiten
aufbewabrt werben %fOnnen, baB man barin
aud BEL i9le6tem @etter arbeiten fam,
nn6 baB es bic gienen sesen aIe na6tbsis
Iisen 8itterunsseinfifie, Oiebitdble &C.
f9ltt. gs lit iebo6 ni9t unentbebrIi9
nnO bat, wenn i6le6t unseIest, mande
ga9tbeile; es foftet AUDI cine srObere
Summe @eIb. Sir sroBe Stdnbe pon 80
bis so StDden unb barber, lit es unbes
binst nOtbwenbis; nur muB ss pom einem
Sa9peritdnbisen anselest werben. l3us
slei9 muB bas 8isnenbaus 10 bei9afien
fetn, buB es i'm @inter S9ue sesen
S9nee unb iebe 8eunrubisuns sewdbrt
unb nan i'm CONNER bequsm barinnen
arbeiten tann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10
Sejterrei6sun8arn

= Yei Der ginfibrunS uon Yotipars
taiien in Seitrei3 bat man weientli9 ben
3wet i'm guse sebabt, bic Sparselesens
beiten fir ben tlsinsn Wtann gu p%ermsbren.
Son bisism @siidtspuntte aus betra9tet,
1T Der griols bes eriten Setriebsiabres,
bas am ~. Sanuar 1883 besann. ais elm
re9t sinitises 81 betra6ten. lleber ben
llmfans bes @ei9Gfts werben folsenbe
i8ablsn bsfannt: es wurben I'M @anSen
], $50, 756 @inlasen iber s~,l76,ss9 III.
seleiitet; bapon waren l $40, SIS ginlasen,
wel9e weniser ais 8 4. betrusen, es ere
bsqt baraus, baB bic Sparer gum srOBten
1bsile ben ,%tleinsn 9euten" ansebOren.
Die 3abl Der aussefertisten SpartaHens
bidder bstru9 4O9, $40, wouon So, ss7 bur9
~uOaitdnbise Gus3abIuns Der @utbaben mites
Der srlOidsx. ls0, $50 Rld3ablunsen
wurbsn selsinst nbsr Suiammen 2, $40 ,05l
f., 70 bab am Sa9rssiSlub bas @utbas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10
Safota.

= Sn Aberdeen, 9afota, purSe am
81. Mai Wilns's SoISbof bur6 Seuer 9ans:
lid S~eritOrt. Der S9aben betrdst $50.
900.
- 9aS Sberseri9t BON 0atota bat Die
~ @uniten Yanttpns sesebene @nti8eis
bun9 Der Intern Charlottesville in Dem
&e6tsffreite UNI ben &esierunssiib gu
@unftsn Sismarfs umseitoBen. @roBer
Seitiubel in bieiem mobilen Plat9en. Die
tbatid9lide 8erIesuns bes ~3fesierunssaps
parats Don canton mad 9 ismard farm
nber immer nod ni9t itattinben, ba bic aIds
ger Namens ~eriferer Stabt sesen bic gnts
f6eibuns bss Oberssridts an bas Obsrs
gunbesseri4t 8erufuns sinseIest babem.
= gu 9tonGaIIs, lief DOT Ginger
Seit Der Mapor biefer Stabt bic EeIspbons
Yfdbk IN etIiden Strabsn wesnebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10
S6Weta.

- Die llniusriitdt Yaiel bat ben @eos
logon Yfarrer CARTE. in Sberbu9i il
ten anldBli6 ieines 5Oiabrisen Yrieiters
Subildums our6 G%rnennuns gum Doctor
Der pbiloiOpbie sesbrt.
= Gbenio sroBes 9lufiebsn wie be,
0sd'i9e Sal I'M @arsau errest in 8 a u
anne Die 9erbaftuns bes friibersn 9i:
rectors Der waaotlanoii9en Grebitanitalt,
Giir9ob, pesen 6dIiduns, Setruss uni
fabrIdiiser @ei9dftsfiibruns.
- n &offIens iinb 4 unb in gror
Z @ebdube Elm &aub ber Slammen sewor:
ben.
- gei BEN Gantonswablen IN 3 Il d
p~erloren bic Oemofraten etwa ein bali
Oueenb Site; fein arbeitercanoibat III
bur69ebrunsen. Sci ben Slei6Seitis Dor.
senommenen Hesierunssrutbswablen iieste
Der WabluoridIa9 Der 9iberalen pOllitdn:
big: iammtli9e bisberiSe MtitsIieber MUIR
ben wieoersewablt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10

Die SelepbonsG ompasnie srpirfte bierauf
einen ginbuItsbefebl urb IieB uere Yfdble
aufieten.
- Gin 3situnssrebatteuer IN elmer fleis
men Stabt Oafotas bate BON einem Qbons
nenten elm &lafter Spls ais Sabluns err
balten. Oas &lafter purbe nor Der OF
flee aufsei9i9tet unb am anbern Morsen
fanben ii9 mod 6 &loben Dor. Der ygbis
tor" aber meinte, baB bic Woralitat Der
Stabt ii6 iebr sebeiert bate, ba por eis
mem Sabre nidts pom benz 9uI3 iibris ses
blteben wGre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10
Rtnnefota.

= Den Golorabo'er unb Sbabo'er Gill
berminen lit cine &iualin in Minneiota
%eritanben. llnternebmenbe Bioniere modem
namentli6 in ben &abbit Wountains ners
erbinss cine BOnanSa entbedt baben. @iner
SpeSialsS epei9e SufOlse, ioaen 10 Gons
men Suarb, pel9e nod 9tew Oort geianbt
wurben, einen grtras pon $4,000 per Come
seliefert baben. Der g ba9t ioa 80 SUB
tief.iein, unb Mill man cine S9i6te pom
fait reinem Silber entbedt baben. 40
Sonnen Grs iolen i'm @ansen bereits an
bic Sberld9e sebra9t worben iein, pom
welden IS beiBt, baB ife einsn grtras Don
$4,000 per Come sepdbren wiirben.
- Sad Morris, elm giebtreiber, melder
vSron Seart", einen @bepennes6 dupts
ling, eri9oB, bat ii9 ben 9ebSrSen ses
felt unb sibt Selbitpertbeibisuns als
9runb ieiner Chat an.
- Sn so inne 8 iol cine @lass
fabrif erri9tet werben. Man bat bort ents
seft, baB ii9 Der Sanb an ben lfern bes
Miiiifippi gang porsii9lid our gereituns
BON @Ias eisne unb baB bic @nlase elmer
@lasfubrit elm unbebinst rsntirenSss @ss
i9dft iein mine. Wir boren iest, baB
Der Sanb BON ben geiitem Der Suffor
@lasfabrit In Bottom unteriu6t lit unb
bieie @eieaidaft ii9 enti9lonen bat, in
minneapolis cine 6abrif gu erri6tsn. 8es
uoamd9tiste iinb bereits ansefommsn, um
ben ~seeisneten Plat ausSuiu9en. Die
neue Sabrit ioa 800 grbeiter bei9dftisen
unb aue Qrten pon @laswaaren nit 4uss
nabme pon 6eniterslas beriteaen.
- Die ct. Saul, Minneapolis unb
Manitoba GiienbabnsG eieai9aft bat pom
3oQeinnebmer in @innepss bic Na6ri9t
erbalten, baB feline S9psine gu i3u6ts
spefen in Wanitoba einssfiibrt werSen
Oirfen. Srsenb wel6e einsefibrte S9peis
ne miiiien I'M sIei9en geitimmunssorte
sei6lu9tet werben, unb mug fir Die 2luss
fiibruns bieies @eiebes slei9 bel Der Gins
fnbr Siir9i9aft Seitelt werben.
= Sn Der Ndbe pon !3umbrata,
Minn., serietb letten Sonntag elm norpes
glider Sarmer, Namens &ettleion, nit
ieiner 6rau in Streit, IN beiisn gerlauf CT
cine art ersriif unb iie eri9lus, porauf sr
Selbitmoro beQina.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10
Musla b.

@IiaBsQ otbrinsen.

= gu StraBburs bat tiirsli6 bic
ginueibuns bes 3iiri9er grunnens itatts
sefunbsn. Der Brunnen itebt an Der
Stele, NO am 20. Stunt 1916 9lbenbs I
llbr bic "a !3iiri9sr S9iten nit ibrem
8oote lan6eten. Sic paren am leIben
Morsen friib Inn 2 llbr BON Grid abses
fabrsn unb batten alio ben ca. $50 &iIos
meter lansen 0es in II Stunben Surifs
sslest. Der Siriebrei, ben iie in Grid
beiB an gorb ssnommen batten, fam nod
10 warm in StraBburg an, baB ii9 mad
Sii6art Islander ben Munb beim geripeis
fen perbrannte. 9Qs 1916 Die i3iiri9er
iene Sabrt mad StraBburg unternabmen,
mo am 81. SUM bas sroBe !Saupti3ieBen
ieinen anfarg rabm, wel9es 2 elm balb
Wonat bGuerte uno gu benz bic Stabt ais
eriten greis in na9abmun9swertber Srsis
sebisteit fir Die bamaIigen 3eitsn iebr
bobe Summe pom @inbunoert @olo9iiloen
beitimmt bate, ba woQteR iie betamtli6
seisen, OaB Die S9weiSer I'M Sal Der 9tOtb
ibren Yunbes9enoilen i3neQitenS sur
SiiIfe berbei ellen t6nnten. 9ieien spei
Greisniiien unb gum britten benz Strabburs
ger Oi9ter bes v@litbaft S9iff", Sob.
Siidart, 1T Der 3iri9er Drummer ais Wtos
niment erri9tet worben. gntipre9enbe
Sni6riften auf MarmOrtafeIn sieren ben
Yrunnen.
Sannoper.
- Den gontraft nit benz Director
3aarmann CUR @%rbauuns elmer Yferbebabn
tn 8 snabrid baben Die itabtii9en Sol
Iesien iett enbsiItis ~senebmist. Die
erite 0inie miro itd pom Sobanniss
tbore Bic our 8tai@eritraBe (JIadsipinnes
rei) NIT elmer Nb,weisuns pom Nsumarft
bis su ben beiben 8abnb6fen unb benz
S@lsenbofe erifreden unb bsrsits 2lnfans
Stunt tn 1strisb seiest werben. Dis Sweits
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10
Gbtcag0,
MilWaufee
& ct. Yaml.

Sic bsRet unS b,fabrt hber 1900 UetiIsn gtisnbabu In
Rcro SQinois, Wiseonfiu, Winneiota, Soma uno Gptcta,
unb oa ibre SauptIinieu, i3peisltnieu uuo 8erbinounsen
aue oroBen geihditsceutreu os Roromeltens uuo os ies
men @eitsns erreiher, peroteui lie uaturssndb bic StSet4s
nuns Short zine" uuo 1T Die bette stOuts ,piidsu:
gbteaso, Rilpaut,e, ct. pauI uab Rinn,apolis.
9bieaso, Tsilpautss. portage. eaGrOfe uuO @insua.
9bieaso, Rilwautes, Ortonpiae. Aberdeen u. GLENDALE.
ebieasO, Rilpautes. eau Glairs uns Stilpater.
ebtsaso, TRiIwautes, gsauiau unb gaeria.
@ttcaeo, @ilpaut.s, Beaver Dam, 6ono sa aat nno
Sibtoib.
gbicaso, Wilmautss, @autsiba unb Ocsnomopoe.
gbicaso, Rilpautse, RabiIou nnb 8rairis bu 9bisn.
Chicago, Nilpautes, Owatouua, Wautato u. SaribauIt-
Chicago, 9sloit, Sansspils unb Mineral goint.
Chicago, SIsiu. Rodiorb unb Dubuque.
Chicago. Clinton, SRod Sslanb. 9sSar 8apibs u. lama.
GbicasO, Dss UaOiues, gOuneI Bluffs anO Omaha.
ebieasO, canton. SiOur Gitp, siOar 5aus uub Dantton.
Sbisaso, wailwautee, albert yea unO ilelidsu Ninneios
ia gegenoei.
gbieaso, Wsilwautee, Haaion 6itp, Witdsl nnb ebams
berlatu.
sOd Sslanb, Dubuque, ct. pauI unb gliunsapOIis.
Davenport, GaImur, Ct. Vaul uuO Winu.apOIts.
Weilpaut,,, gtaeiu., SelOtt, 5retport une Rod SsIanb.
Wait4sa, gsoli,p. aibtou uub absrSstn.
C5im 8ipsr gauep einte)
Qunmau GdlaIpaasn un6 bic id5nfeu Gininssgars
Der @elt lauien aui ben Sauptliuitn Der q bteago,
RtIpautee uuo CT. 9aul Babu, uno bic Suuors
tommenosu Seamteu Der ~9ompaenie trpeiien ben faNas
strtu isee aninertiaHtett.
6, G. Wtrril, ". .. 8. Carpenter,
Saupts1sidaiisinbrsr. Sen. PaH. a. 9id. ast.
J. 3. 6lart, SEQ. 3. SeajorO,
gsuI Superintendent aiRitent Sen. 2. ast
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10
Giner SoMter GlenS.

glf Sabre mar uniere So6tsr bettldssri9, NIT
8rantbeiten aller grt bebaftet.
Sir6 cine Complication bon Qebers unb Niez
rens Qeiben, RbsumatismuS unb 9ierpenI6pG6e.
Die beiten ger;te %bebanbelten lie.
Sic 9absn ibrer Sranfbeit peri9ieoene Narnen.
aber ibr feline Seilun9.
llnb nun IN ite better, in gutter @eiunbbeit,
bur6 en einfa9es Wittel-Sopten: Sittern.
Ole @ltern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10
Gin treuer Mnb1naer.

giner Der treueiter 9lnsdnser BON ct.
SafObs Gel, benz srOBen Sdmsrsitiaer, III
9err $. y. &Owea, befannter @isentbii.
nler bes r@reat @eitern Sotel" in Sea.
toomba, gluitralien, berieIbe lit unermiib.
lid IN Der @nempfebluns beiielben fir biz
peri3iebeniten 9eioen. @r erSdblte pom ei.
nisen wunberbaren &uren, bic er in ieinem
8iitritte bur6 bic A~nwenOuns bieiss berr:
Ii9en Sels poafibrt babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10
Sater mtrS beHer.

Reine S06ter ia9en--
Isle piel better SGter 1T, ieitoem ct Sopiets
gittern 9ebrau6t.
Gr wirb better nab LANCER 6ranfbeit, Die oils
unbeilbar 9esolten lnb mir limb 10 frob, bab er
Sbren gittern 9ebrau6t bat.
Cine Dame in Utica, q. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10
NebraSta.

Der BETTER bsr &oai9ubbabn in
Horfolf muB 5000 9icems be3abIen.
= Die In Der Rabe pon ponea MODS
nenbe 6raa 9arft fanb einen i4redli9en
Cob, inbem ite BEL benz 9eriude, ibr 9aus
Dor sinem prairiefeuer gu retten, uers
brannte.
- @is p~erIautet, min fi4 In Setter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R'Y!
the SHORT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST 4 WEST.

Gi, birsct,t, Gii.nbabnIini,, pii5,u hanias siip obr
omaha nne 9lso.lsns, . ,tlal,, Stiissnrs, ZEN yeTt,
puniis btIi&. 10 Sab Srbinsuns nit aass SaavtinisH
buseitsli ptre.
Ett Balm bat StabI6itntn Hnb rsasHses Material eys
hr Glaie, quftbrsmitn. Tltltrs platform ans RopptI,
sIssants. umi&lasbars etid nub Drawing Room Cars,
BET alien ibrtn eurdIaufsabtn SAstn, bic aas utt enr9s
stbsnbsn ydnsu ~pnitb,nsu nsIsnbsn else psitsrs Sohta
bsHuStH stnnsn. Cts psxissR Bassnss4isi stsiu ratA
pubsn ale To untsu Spsts s~sna4t-ttHs DmHtbuss
tatrteu zen ttntn oaAntst tua axbspa.
tSsot naa di6sts ttr ipsps stHsR pIsy In Dtn WA
Sale 6rts b Dfttyu Nattpay. RsNsu Ssh SStsruiattes
nsx sa~ nan fstssisst sst b1 pasptnsttoss.l ulstHr,
sss ssss pSs ~ sSes ~. osnttA,.
OssesaI paH. &sRut
nhsmtueten, ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10

0er9anbc o m pier zines sin;elnen
Vieb3i6ters IN Seras lit UNI 25 900 afer
srSBer, ais bas gauge &bobe Sslanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10

Der Iusbrud Short Zine" tn gsrbtns
buus nit benz &omsn elmer srobsn Balm
b.,eidnet tur3 uno e,utIi9 eeraos Gasiss
niss, mas oas rttienbe BubIttum brau9t
-ndmli9 cine furS. Siuis, raibe 1abrt
NIB bic belteu Gecomobattonen; aass
bietet bic srSbte @~iisnbabn Ia
4mertta, bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10
Wnset9en Setru8 -!

Gs 1T cine 10 ausemein se,poroene Retbobe
ben &nfan9 zines artifels 10 beitetenb iinb ins
%tereiiant Su MAIDEN, nm bann cine annonce ems
lanfen gu laiien.
8as mir fe permeiben unb ms baraui be-
idrGnfen, bic Soriii9e bes Sopfensgittern in
ernlter unb flarer &eiie benz publitllm barSl=
tbnn.
I'm bas Golf sl einem geriu6e ansnleiten,
Der 10 befrieoi9eno ausfalen uiro, baB &einer
etnas anberes 9ebrau6em mirb.
Sa oaS Dtittel, in allen glGttern 10 iebr be-
sutadtet warb, in reli9iOien Iopobl ais peltli=
den, bat eS einen ltarfen @blas unb tritt al bic
SteQe anoerer Wteoi;inen.
@s fam ni6t 9eleusnet perben, bab Der So=
pfen meoi;inii6e @i9eni6aften belist unb bic
Sisenthiimer oes Sopien=gi %peritanbeu eS,
Sine WteoiSin bersuitelen, belieu Site nod
Sebermanns 0epbahtlna 10 hanbareihih lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10
Starb fe ?

Netn!
sic frdnfeIte babin, Don Gag gu Sag abfals
lenb, felt Sabren,
Die Tottoren fonnteu ibr ni6t belfen unb Tie
murbe sulsst blr6 Sopfen= gittern %turirt, mo-
BON bic 8eitunsen lopiel lpreden.
gSirtli6! @irfli6!
gSie oanfbar ioatsn mir fir bieie Ieoisin iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-10
2inie pom S9iuerplat CUR 9otterifraBe
wiro erit ipater ausgefiibrt werbsn.
effen-M = a, Il q s

= Sm porl9en SABRE llnb aus Dem
9rpBberSo9tbum s5S 8erionen ausges
wanbert. Sn ben Iesten Is Sabren biuses
gen 27,317 Yerionen. = geim @btrasen
zines 8aues murbe Der 1siabrise Sobn bes
5ubrmanns g.. S9mibt in g 9Onberg
eri9lasen. = Siirsermeiiter unb &reiss
tassabseorbneter TranS &obI in Il int r.
Ibtifetnas lit seitorben. = 8is &ief's
ide grauerei ysum beutidsn &aiisr" in
Wimpfen a.. 9. faufte 2ouis Sinn fiir
16, 900 90.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-07-24

The August Hdrper'S will be especially
noteworthy for its papers on American
places-"The Gateway OF Boston,, In
which w. III. Rideing describes ana
Messrs. Halsall and Garrett picture Bos-
ton Harbor; Salt Lake City described by
Ernest Ingersoll, with fifteen illustra-
tions; and Richfield Springs, paper
with special reference to their medicinal
waters, by F. J. Mott. NJ. d. MIR. Bough-
ton will continue his chatty ARTIST
Strolls in HOlland'' in company with MI.
Abbey. Art will be represented by
paper on the work of the Associated
Artists" by Mrs. Harrison, with charm
ing illustrations of the needlework de-
signs of Mrs. Wheeler, and Others as
well as by the frontispiece reproduction
of Mr.. Dewilg's rose painting. "A IRE
lude;" sport, by ''Antelope hunting III
Montana with illustrations by Beard
and Frost; history, by the first OF Sc
ries of brilliantly written and illustrated
papers on The Great Hall OF W!ii!am
Rufus" by Treadwell Walden. Wililam
Blacks and E. z. Roe's novels Will nave
their usual superb illustrations by ABBEY,
Gibson, and Dielman, and more OF the
charming landscape illustrations by Al
fred Parsons will accompany further
installment of Mr.. Sharp's poem pictures,
''Transcripts from Nature" Ihere VIII
also be stories and poems by Mrs. Mac
quoid, Mr.. Bynner, Lucy Larcom, MIS-
Fields and others. A paper on Inc
Building of the Muscle" will be contrib
uted by Julian Hawthore. Among MI
Curtis topics in the Easy Chair, are
National Conventions and College Com
mencements.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-07-24

this city for several days in consulta-
ton with members of the Government
Board, and with the representatives
OF foreign powers, in reference to the
respective exhibits to be made by the
government, and by other nations, at
the Worlds Exposition in New Or
leans. Next week he will establish
an office in New York city, that he
may better communicate with the
commissioners of the Northern States,
the exhibitors and the officers of the
American Exchange in Europe, which
last are the agents of the exposition
! in all foreign countries. In an inter-
view with him to-day l learned that
the prospects of magnificent dis
play from every State and Territory,
from the national government, and
from foreign powers and citizens,
were of the most fiattering character
He said it was an open question which
State of the Union would surpass the
others in the magnitude and excel
lence of its exhibits, and which Of the
foreign nations outside of those Of the
American continent would make the
most elaborate display. Col. Moor
head is the President of the Nationa
Cotton Planters Association OF Amer
lea, a corporation which has done
more to create that public sentimen
in what is now called the New Soutl
than any and all influences combined
This association has determined t.
hold convention in the great hall o
the Exposition in February, 1855
which shall bring together the cotto
planters and cotton manufacturers o
the world. The session will continu
: for at least one week-possibly long
Grand in its relations to everything
that affects that industry will exert
worldwide and most potential init
enCe. G. U.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-07-24
Lieut.. Greedy Found, with Six Com
panionS Alive.

On Thursday the glad news was
telegraphed from St. Johns, n. F.,
to Washington that Lieut.. Greedy,
the commander of the last of the In
ternational scientific polar expedi-
tons, had been rescued by the Bear
and Thetis, two of the vessels recent
" sent out from New York to search
for him. But the joy of the tidings
was overshadowed by the accompany
ing report that only five of the "a
souls who accompanied Greedy to
Lady Franklin's Bay had returned
with him alive. Eighteen of the par
ty had given up their lives to the po-
lar fetch before the rescue; and one,
Sergt. Ellison, had died after the
rescue from the effects of the ampu-
tation of both hands and both feet
made necessary by frost-bites.
According to the report of Com.
Schley, the chief of the expedition,
Lieut.. Greedy, Sergts. Brainard,
Fredericks, Long, Ellison, Hospital
Steward Beiderback and Private Long
we're discovered by the Bear and The
tbs at 9 P. NJ, June %, five miles
from Cape Sabine in Smiths Sound,
where they had been in camp ever
since October 81, 1888, having left
Fort Conger August 9, 1888. The
Encouragement and hardships of
what must have been most terrible
journey from Discovery Harbor to the
place of rescue are only hinted at in
the dispatches given. At the camp
near Cape Sabine the race between
death and their rescuers began. Here,
one by one, II men died slowl V of
starvation, and one was drowned in
attempting to secure food for the par
ty. Upon the arrival of the rescuers
all the survivors were on the brink of
death from hunger, having beer
| forced for some time to subsist on the
boiled shreds of their sealskin cloth
ing and the scanty lichen and minute
shrimps native to the locality. An
attempt was made t. reach Littleton
Island on the opposite coast of Green
land, where it was intended that pro-
visions should be left by the Proteus
wrecked last year in an attempt to
relieve Greedy; but this was rendered
abortive by the failure of the sound
to close with ice.
The meeting of the survivors and
their rescuers was most pathetic. The
weak, emaciated men who had watched
one after another of their companions
succumb to death, and who saw at the
most only a few hours of life before
them, when, at last, the longed-for
faces of their kind were seen, fell a
weeping like little children, and SO
frantically embraced Com. Schley and
his men that it was at first believed
that they had been crazed by theil
sufferings.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-07-24
POLITICAL.

The Atlanta Constitution reports
that one of the saddest sights in Chi
cago was the spectacle of editor Wat
terson taking an affectionate farewell
of the absolute phrase, ''a tariff for
revenue only"
The Buffalo Neaos (Dem.) says that
it never applied to the officers of the
labor organizations opposing Gov.
Cleveland the term ''hired rascals."
Ashoe manufacturer of Rochester,
n. Y, who is a Democrat, says that
the Democratic workmen in his shop
took a vote on Presidential candi-
dates last Saturday, which stood 25O
for Blaine and eight for Cleveland
Among the humors of the campaign
is the solicitude manifested by Demo
cratic journals as to what Gen. But
Ter is going to do, coupled with We
hement and persistent declarations
that they don't care any way, ant
would rather get along without him.
Editor William Purcell, of tht
hOCUeSIeT CUtOH uHu AuUeTttoef
finds his dish of crow too large anC
unpalatable for endurance. He re
tires from the management of hi
paper during the campaign, and h
has also resigned his position on tn
Democratic electoral ticket.
The Herald, a paper without polit
ical convictions, judges It's neighbor
by itself, and makes silly faces at tn
Journals portraits of Blaine and Lo
gan. By the way, it is said one G
the proprietors of the former pape
will vote for Blaine.
Mr.. Hendricks encourages the work
ers by saying that the time has com
to put out the 120, 1000 persons no.
holding positions under the govern
ment in order to make room for hor
est men, that is, Democrats. Th
Independents will be compelled t
scratch Mr.. Hendricks.
The New York Star, Tamman
organ, has not yet found its voice O
the nomination, but diverts itself b
reprinting column of extracts frol
. other journals commenting on its ow
reticence.