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Mr.. II. II. HUI Crimson Accidentally shot
10 Death.

Mr.. C. F. Fisher, the well known cat, Q
man, yesterday received a telegram which
conveyed to him, what it will prove
to others, a startling piece of intelli-
gence. The telegram was from the rail-
road agent at Holbro1k, Arizona, and
was to the effect that r. i. Hutchinson
had accidentally shot himself on the rail
road train at that point and died in a
few minutes. The agent wished to be ad-
vised as to what should be done with the
body.
This news will come with sad effect to
the many warm friends of Mr. Hutchinson
in this city. Mr.. Hutchinson has been in
this territory for the past FIVE years en-
gaged-in stock raising. For the past three
years he has been associated with Mr.. Jay
Pettibonei in this business. .Onlast Monday
Mr., Hutchinson left the city for the pur
pose of going to New Mexico to purchase
cattle for the firm. He had in his posses
ion a letter of introduction from Mr..
Fisher to the %latter's brother who is in
business in that portion of the country,
and this was undoubtedly found upon his
person and led to the sending of the tele-
gram upon his death, The information
concerning the sad event are very meage
and unsatisfactory. Immediately upon
the receipt of the intelligence Mr.. Petit
bone telegraphed the agent at Holbrook
to have the body embalmed if possible and
prepared for shipment.
Mr.. Hutchinson was only % years of
age and was unmarried. He was a native
Of Brooklyn, N. Y, where his only rela-
tlves, two sisters, now reside. The news
of their brothers death was Immediately
telegraphed these ladies BY Mr.. Pettibone.
If it is possible to secure embalming facil-
tiles in the Arizona town, the remains
will be shipped on at once to Brooklyn
for interment. Otherwise it will be nee
essary to bury the body in Holbrook until
winter when it can be transferred East.
Jay Pettibone will leave for Arizona to-
day to look after the remains.
, 1884-06-27

General j. W. Fisher, or Judge, as ! Q
is generally called, will be one of the aids
on the occasion of the coming celebration.
1t was the intention to have made him
the marshal of the day, but he did not
care to serve in that capacity. Judge
Fisher was a brigadier general of volun-
tsers during the war, and for a long time
had command of the brigade which Meade
led in the carly days of the war. He led
the first advance OF the Union troops on
Round Top at the battle of Gettysburg,
and was in command of the Union forces
at the battle of Bethesda Church, neal
the close Of the wal. He is post com
mander Of the John f. Reynolds post
and also n of the Council of Admins
tration of the G. A. X. department of
Colorado.
, 1884-06-27

The following instruments were fled for
record in the,ofice of the County Clerk
yesterday
Warranty deed, William A. Ford to
Lawrence Finch, lots No. 3 and 4, in
block No. 50, in the city of Cheyenne.
Consideration, $3.50.
Warranty deed, Sarah H. Irish to Z.
Nagle, lot No. 5 and the east one half
of lotNo. 6, in block No, 4l9, in the city
of Cheyenne. Consideration, $500.
Warranty deed, Clark II. Irish to f.
Nagle, the west half of lot No. 6 and all
Of lot No. 7, in block No. 4I9, in the city
Of Cheyenne. Consideration, 81, 400.
, 1884-06-27
osair for Court House and Jail
bondr.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
Buffalo, Wyo., June s. 1884. I

Buffalo, Wyo., June 5. 1884.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until 10 O'Clock a. m. on Tuesday,
the LIST day of July, 1884, for thirty
Thousand (S3B, 000 dollars of coupon
bonds, to be issued by the county of John
son, for the payment of the cost of erect
ing a Court House and Jail for said
county. The issue of said bonds was
authorized by an act of the legislative as
sembly of the territory of Wyoming. Ap-
proved March 5. 1884.
Said bonds will be of the denomination
of one hundred (Sl00) dollars each, dated
July |, A. ID. 1884, bearing eight per
cent. interest per annum, principal and
interest payable in the lawful money of
the United States of America, at the office
of the County Treasurer, in the city of
Buffalo, Wyoming Territory; said bonds
will be payable in fifteen years from date
of issue. and redeemable in order of issue
after the second year; at least one tenth
of said bonds to be retired annually Until
paid Coupons will be paid annually on
January ] of each year. Proposals will
be received for the whole or any portion
of the issue, but no bids under go per
centum will be considered. Accrued in
terest will be charged from date of bond
to date of delivery to purchaser. The
County Commissioner reserve the right
to reject any or all bids. BY order of the
Board Of County Commissioners. p
1SEAL N. @. CARwuLE.
County Clerk 5
, 1884-06-27
o COUNTY.
A Movement On Foot For It's organi-
zation.

At last the people of the ~unorganizcd
county of Crook have begun to move in
the matter of it's organization. Petitions
are being circulated in that portion of the
territory for the purpose of setting the ex-
ecutive machinery into active operation,
and it is probable that by this time, near
ly, if not quite, the requisite number of
names have been obtained for that prr-
pose. Two letters which have been re
ceiyed in Cheyenne within the past three
or four days, and from different parties,
speak of the movement as being one
which is almost universally Endorsed by
the people, and we presume there is but
little doubt of the speedy organization #
that county. The effect which this will
have IN the political situation in Laramie
county remains to be seen.
, 1884-06-27

Readers of this paper will remember
the case OF John Mitchell, who was ar
rested here in Cheyenne and taken back
to San Francisco on the charge of forging
and embezzlement and also hat he was
perfectly willing to go back. As the Sc
quel shows there was no reason why it
should have been otherwise with him for
according to the information received in
Cheyenne, matters have been satisfactorily
arranged and he has been released from
custody.
, 1884-06-27

The following appointments were made
by Governor Hale yesterday o.
Alexander Lamestine, a Justice of the
Peace, and James A. Clarke, a Constable,
at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone
National park.
Samuel L. Taylor, a Commissioner of
Deeds for Wyoming, resident in the state
of Pennsylvania.
John D. Lomks, a Notary Public, Sher-
idan, johnson county, Wyo.
, 1884-06-27

1t was said yesterday that a private
telegram had been received from Wash
ington, stating that j. W. Medium had
received the appointment of Surveyor
General of this territory. While this may
be true, the Associated Press dispatches
brought no information of the sort. Mr..
Meldrum, however, has been work
ing very assiduously for the
appointment, and it is well known he
stuck to Arthur even up to the third bal
lot at Chicago.
, 1884-06-27

On tomorrow evening, Rice's Surprise
Party, that well.known and admirable
company, will present the very laughable
play called Pop. People like to laugh
and of curse the Surprise Party will
have a full house. Tickets can be Sc
cured at once at Rhodes and TroxeI's.
, 1884-06-27

A semi-annuaI election of officers of
Cheyenne lodge No. ,, X. of P, was held
last evening, and the following elected:
Eugene Colwell, P. G.; Frederic S.
Hebard, c. c.; NJ. /. Keefe, V. IF. ?
Whipple, Prelate; o. G. Wade, NJ. at \;
w. II. Schnitger, Trustee.
, 1884-06-27

There was filed with Secretary Morgan
yesterday, a certificate Of incorporation of
The Rawlins Cemetery Association"
Capital $500. The trustees are Henry
Rasmussen, William L. Ash, Frank
Blake, Isaac G. Miller and John c.
Friend.
, 1884-06-27

OF Denver, Colo, is here with a full line
of fine millinery goods, embracing all the
latest styles and novelties, recently i'm
ported from, Paris, and also a large stock
of superior hair goods, including wigs,
switches, Langtry bangs, and waves. Are
to be seen to-day at Rooms 4 and 5 in
Posts bank building.
, 1884-06-27

A brillian reception was given at the
residence of Mr.. B. Hellman, on Sixteenth
street, last evening. There was a very
large attendance of well-known city people
and ladies and gentlemen from the fort.
, 1884-06-27

This evening the regular commencement
exercises will be held in the Opera House.
Seats can be secured at Rhodes & Trox-
ellis. W.
, 1884-06-27

In another portion of this issue is pub
lished at full length the official programme
of the Fourth of July exercises including
the tournament.
, 1884-06-27

Interest in the 81 hour go-as-you-plcase
race at Bolln's Park, June 3Oth. is
already being manifested in sporting
circles. There will be IL first-class race.
, 1884-06-27

The boss soda water only FIVE cents q
glass at Ellis, 29l Eddy street.
, 1884-06-27

Silk sale at Kellner Bros, on Monday
and Tuesday, June % and "a, 1884.
, 1884-06-27

Good board corner Sixteenth and
O,Neil streets, Mrs. Ingrahan x Kelsey.
, 1884-06-27

New roII-t Articles
The largest stock in the city, at Rhodes &
Troxell's s.
, 1884-06-27

largest line of bouts and shoes in the
city at jenkins & Ross.
, 1884-06-27

Little Joker is the best smoking to-
bacco.
, 1884-06-27
HATTERS

will charge you So. so and 500. We
have just received a new lot of Derby's in
light colors, the latest.
How would a stylish light weight cassi-
mere, or a fancy flannel suit please you?
Worth SIS and S28, but we are offering
them at a much less figure, in fact, for
almost cost, sll.5O and S23. so.
Also bargains in summer silks from 40
c.nts up; an elegant stock of millinery
goods, ladies' furnishing gools. Foulard
silks for rs cents, Ladies fine kid button
shoes for 50. so, worth $3.50. Childcrcn's
hose, good ones, for 10 cents, Summer
skirts for 50 cents. Ask to be shown our
bargains, for we cannot enumerate a hun
dredth part of them.
, 1884-06-27

Richard G. Formes, champion runner
Of Colorado, and James Ruddel, champ
ion of Canada, will make a good race.
See them.
, 1884-06-27

New Novelties
A host of them, at Rhodes & TroxelIs 5.
, 1884-06-27

Light weight underwear at Polack's s.
, 1884-06-27

IN Really now, while you are swapping
hats, ought not you to make one more
change and get a new one? Then be adj
vised and inspect our hat stock. We can
suit you and your boy in any kind of hat,
excepting stove pipe" and these, if you
wish, will take your order for and get you
the best there is manufactured, for exact
ly cost, SO. o., such as
, 1884-06-27

h Whereabouts Barber shop
Is the leading barber shop in the city.
Finest baths and best BARRIERS.
, 1884-06-27

Wall Paper.
The newest patterns, latest designs in
wall paper at TURTLES.
, 1884-06-27
Warren Mercantile Conn.,
Friday, June 81, 1884.

We have added during the past
week to u already large stock a
number of a loads of goods.
AT the Seventeenth street stores
we have found room for a o n
signment Of WiIOto and Wick-
er Furniture in different colors,
inexpensive yet stylish and neat
furniture. Here, too. we have
opened a line of
, 1884-06-27

Go to Ellis for ice cream and soda
water.
, 1884-06-27

Tho best dental work for the least
Warner, dentist.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-28

,t 91dLElEPLESs NIGHTS, made miser-
Cnra y mat terrible cough. Shileh's
Sr,; e Is a remedy for you. Sold at A. c.
'"''n q Co.'S Drug Store. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Die Gbriiten WaHacres TT
9luudttt.

1leber Die Grmorbung elmer groBen 3abl
BON gum Gbriltentbum iibergetretenen ans
namitsn beri3tet Wisr. Gaspar, Sii9of
pom Ganata unb apoitolii6er Sicar pom
0oros@ odindina, III ben fatbolii9en YIats
tern, baB in Der Ndbe Der 6auptltaot sue
mebrere driitli9e @emeinben serlt0rt uno
Bel so 9riitli6s Nnnamiten ermorbet NOR.
ben ieien. Die Yanben, wel9e bieie
@rduel ausiiihrten, itanoen unter Dem Ses
feb!e bes GrpBmanbarins, llsupen San:
Guons, Der eriter Miniiter i'm 2anbe lei.
Die 9eiuns Der ganben lei: Sob ben
Gbriiten, 6riss ben SranSoien!" benn
Geibes seIte IN Qnnam fir slei9 bebeus
tend. Sm oitliden So9in6ina iei bic 9es
fabr ebenio groB. Die 6rifliden anna:
miten IN Der llmsebuns bon Duran perlie:
Zen in Mtafen ibre 0Srfer Ii. flii4teten mad
Suis9tbon, in Der Soiinans, bort 6rani&
len ,u finben. SIRE Oorfer murben Sss
pIiinbert. Gs lit Sies, iast Der Seridt oes
8iidofs, Der &idi3las bes 8riess in
1oustins, unb seidiebt ioI9es II gum
britten Male, ieit bic Sransoien ibren SUB
auf ben 8oben Sinterinoiens ietten. Sn
annam betrdst Die !3ahl Der gum Gbriitens
tbum gefelr Ell etwa eine balbe Milion,
Bel elmer Beuolteruns pon 20 Midionen.
0ie Gbriiten iteben inter feds gii6oien.
Der sigentli6e gesriinber Der ietisen Ops
Matte @ia:Qons mar Der Sdiitlins bes
Sii6ofs BON 9lbran. Pisnsau Be gebaire,
unb bic eriten brei 6Sni9e lieBen ben 0tii>
f%iondren frsie Sanb: ais GbiO,Gri aber
ben Miiiionen ginbalt s~ebieten molte, &c:
rietb .er iofort NIT 6rantreid in Sdnbel,
unb oils er I'M Sabre lS47 itarb, fam es su
Decentralization, in benen Der dltere
8ruoer, Der iibersesansen mar, iid aui bic
SiidOft ititete, Der iiinsere, SusOuc, li9
aber %bsbauptete unb II bic Gbriiten ibre
Spmpatbie fir ben sesneriiden Sbronbes
werber biiBen lisB. gii6of Yeuerin tebrte
mad 6ranfreid suriif unb betrisb BEL atas
poleon iii. unb bel Isabella III. Don Spa
MEN einen Sreuwus, in Solse beiien am
/. September 1858 Sransolen unb Spas
nier in Suran unb in Saison feiten SUB
faBten. Die 5ranSoien bebieIten in 6OIse
eeiIen Go6inhina.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Sel8ii6. ~Surembura.

Ger ebemaIise g ii + @uauite
Nicolas BON ct. 9eser, Der gu gaitna6 flu
otrte, bat auf Der llniueriitdt QOwen iein less
tes Gramen gum O~octorat Der Mebi,in unb
ebirursie nit GROCER aus;ei9nuns beifans
ben. lSerr gilbert sSulien bon ct. 6u>
bert bat an oerielben llniueriitdt bas 10 iebr
l9pere gramen Der Ganoibatur in BEN Has
turuilsnl3aften sldnSeno b~eitanben.
Im 6. Sebruar brad ;u Niebers
Glter (autel gas) Seuer In Der Sdeune
zines gewihen s. Wolf aus unb per;ebrte
einen Gbeil bes Seues unb Strobes. Der
S9aoen belduft fid auf etpa 1000 Srs.
unS lit bur9 gerfi6eruns sebedt.
Grnennums umb geriesunq
pom @eitli9e Serr Clement,
gfarrer su Warna9 Eauuiaers), lit mad
Sintanse in bemielben Oetanat; 6err
&nepper, Sifar gu ct. Sonatus in Orion,
als Ffarrer mad @eiler; Serr gofeler,
Yfarrer gu Goerni9 mad Warna9, 6err
Pouanb, Yfarrer gu 6auts Sans Weuin)
mad Watasnsslasp etite Pbilippeuiae) uers
lest worben.
am 90. 6ebrmar, ssssn l rlbr
Na6mittass, brad elm granb gu Sabaps
lasSieiue I'M Sauie Jrancois Ssuer as
unb tbeilte ii3 ben @obnunsen BON s. S.
Dents, 9. Gouet unb Senrietts Golst nit.
Sin Sbeil bes Mtobiliars rparb elm Gaub
Der 6lammen. Serluit 10000 Srcs.
3u @ripont fanb Ser 6ei,er 0iccs
Ian BON Semeqe unb elm anberer 8eamt +
s. Gemp ibren Sob auf Sen S9ienen. Isle
es i6eint, brad bic &oppel swii6en Wtas
i6ine unb Senber plSeli6 uno itir,te lie
Der idbe STOP unter ben j3us, mo ie BEN
Cob fanben.
gu Salma, Setanat 8elin, ioute
Der Efarrer uerieet perben. Sarob Srauer
in Der gansen @emeinoe. Die Yeriesung
parb aber piberrufen uno aus 5reube
ma9ten bic Yfarrfinper cine Gollscte auf,
,%fauften elm @ei6ent unb p~rGieutirten IS
Dem tief geriibrten Gfarrer Sonntass mad
Der Sesper, Bel ieinem 6~eraustritt aus Der
Stride. Der tief ersrifiene Yfarrsr nabm
feline Yfarrtinber ms Yiarrbaus unb urts
terbielt ii3 etli6e Stunoen nit ibuer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Der Ort. welder friber 6enterpiae bieB

Der Ort, wel6er friber Genteruiae bieB
urb aud iebt nod BON Vielen 10 9enannt
wirb, lit, wie man lagt, zines Der dltelten
Miner g settlements pom Soma 9ountp.
Gs befam ben Namen rGenterpile", neil
es sera6e auf Der @rense Der Counties
Soma unb g,rant liest. Nls bic Boits
Office bier sesriinoet paroe, dnSerte man
ben Haineu nm. gs betam BEN Nan,en
vOrp Sone" mad benz Sauptprobucte uns
ierer Yerswerte. Die @essnb bier 1T
ndmli6 reid an Mineralisn unb bic mel,
iten, ia man fam iaaen ale gspobner uon
Orp Bone (@enteruiue) iinb gersleute
(miners).
Sm Der llmsesenb finb aber aud quite
6armer gu finben. 9iele BON iieien lailen
i'm Winter, wenn nidt piel glrbeit auf Ser
6arm lit, ii6's ni6t nebmen, lire girs
FINITE bur9 Bersbau um elm Betrd9tlis
DIES gu uermebren. gs mirb bier gleiers
Mineral G~alena). 3intblenbe (black-
jack unb 3inters (dry-bone) gu Gage ses
forbert, wel6e Minerale man un9efdbr 81
Meileu melt mad Wontfort, Der nd9iten
CHARACTERIZATION, bringt.
Die meiiten 9lniiebIer iinb beuti9e Sea-
tboliten. 0ir sebOren gum Sownibip unb
Der Sfarret Sisblanb, wobin mir g. Wieis
len melt sur &ir9e seben. 8ir baben cine
oeutid fatbolii6e S9ule bier, Sie IN benz
leeten CONNER sebauten, ne,en S9nlbaus
eebslten wirO. Sine Sdullebrsrin er,iebt
Die 8inber iett gu suten uno niieIi6sn
Mitslieoern Der tatboIiiden Stride uno Der
meni9li6en @eieaidaft. MSse @ottss
Sesen ibr 8erf nit Grfols fr0nen! Der
9err Bfarrer BON tSisblanb, Reu. &abes
nader, tommt Die S9ule oft beiu9en.
81 .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

Waria Sloot; Sr. " Ell ToIbdd
NIT iSrl. Marid W eper pom ct. Jticolaus
= Niinl6en ~alerieits Slid uno Segen.
en- Gebar @rope lit ein alter Settler, Ser,
Nic. Ront, geitorben.
Sin 9epiller Seoermeuer pon Srebonia bate
lebte 0o6e oas lln9liif, aui benz oortiaen De-
pot pom einern gabn;u9e arg Sugeri6tet ;u per=
ben, ais er oas @eleiie iiberi6reiten wollte. Is
iou lebr Srpeifelbait lein, Oh er nit benz 9eben
oapon fommt.
Sebr eriol9rei6 mar Rep. s.. 0ilmes BEL iei.
mem tilr;lt6en SeIi6 in Chicago. Sr I%ammelte
bort ndmli6 fIr ben Ban Der neuen ct. Sra
rienfirbe nabe;u $500. Gtma bic SGlite pom
oieler Summe bat bic oortige Sirlna @iri6 g.
@eimer allein beigeiteuert. Sine 9ener0ie Sanb.
lung pom oieien Serren.
Der v9e Sears Serolb" i3reibt:
Samitag, ben 90. Sebruar, muroen in Der ia
tbolii6en Stride bierlelbit ferr Hidolas
Sol mann nit Sri. Waria Wuppers
telo ebeli6 uerbunoen. Die graut lit bic
So6ter oes ebrlamen Salmers Senrp Wiipperz
telo aus Slonr Sountp, unb in Sc Wtars, no
lie 'ib lett Sabren auibielt, our6 ibr iittIames
getragen beliebt. Serr Sofimann 1T elm Sers
wanoter llnierer Witbiir9er Is. 9. unb u. Soiis
mann uno elm braper, fieiBi9er, ipaaiamer iun=
ger Wtann, Der li6 lino ieiner erforenen Satin
cine quite 3utunft bereiten miro. Sas iunee
Taur miro li6 in 2lurora Gountp, Safotd,
b1ISli6 nieoerlaiien, no Serr Soiimann @rlinbs
ei9entbum beiibt. W09e itets Slid uno beit6n=
ot9er Srteoeu eub bealeiteu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
G%prrejpon0cn5.
ON Bone. Wise.. unb llmasseno

0rp Bone, @isc., mnb llmsssenb.
Wertber Serr @onner! = llniere 9es
seno bier 1T, meiner gnli9t mad, cine Der
9eliinbeiten pon gang Nmerifa. Ni9t Su
falt i'm Winter unb nidt gu warm i'm Cont
mer. sic 1T Siemli9 sebirsis, mas iie
i9on unb romantiid ma6t, Senn walbbes
wadiene Serse, idroiie, idbabiauenbe Sell
fen. S6lu9ten pno walierrei9s, fru9tbare
SbGler we6ieln ab NIT i6Snen, woblbes
bauten Yrairies @benen. &u9 Der etpa
auf @benteuer gussebenbe Tam bier befries
bist werben, ba ii9 nod mebrere uners
fori9te 9Sblen IN Der @esenb bsfinben,
unb bic Sage AUDI sebt, bab bic Snbianer
In irsenb elmer SSble bier S3ate perbOrs
gen baben.
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nj 6urgi(@es s.
Yereiuiste Staaten.

Solsenbe NotiSen entnebmen mir Der
letten Drummer Der uport 8aibinstOn
3eituns":
Yerbeiratbet: gm 10. Sebruar Serr
Charles Merid Don Sown Bort gBaibings
ton nit Srl. b d. pou Sanfpile am 81.
Sebr. Sr. % NJ. pa d NIT sri. Barbara
Sbtmsrs, sslSe pOs Santu'as; am 20; 6sbr;
Srl. Suiina Yei6 bon Conn Bort @aib.
in9ton; am %. Sebrlar in Solp GroB ourd
Rsp. ". Sol. SranS Sr. 9. Yierron, Sobu
oes {, Yierron, NIT 6rl. Satbarina Si=
Der; Sr. Sbeobor SentSeS nit sri,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Saar, Mfoiel, Gifel uno Sunsriid.

Qm Sonntas, BEN 20. Sanuar, itanb
I'M 9arten bes 6rn. Geoen 81 Sal;em BET
Gemi9 elm Sirnbaum nit i6Onen Sliis
then, mas iebr ieltsu Der Sail lit fir bieie
Sabresseit IN unierm Slima.
Gin Yferb zines Gigentbiimers III
Srarba6, bas nad 1raben gefabren, tonnz
tie 9lbenos nidt wieber ,uriif in ieineu beis
matbli6en Stau gebra6t werben, neil Die
Bonte pegen 9oduaiie r ni6t fubr. Sas
Gfero wurbe besbalb IN Sraben in einen
Stau sebra6t. Na9ts euttam es baraus,
lief an Der Sabre bin unb Der unb iprans
i6lisBli6 ius Waier, wosa es lonit ni9t
nit S6ldsen gu bepegen lit. SIS fam
9liifG6 iiber bic bod angei6woIene Moiel
uno in ben beimatbli6en Staa.
Srier. 9lbenbs sesen s llbr am %.
Sanuar fiel cine ipriibenoe Seuertusel,
wel9e einen blduli6en S6immer usrbrsis
tete, unsefdbr in Der &i9tuns mad 9tors
ben. Sas Sbdnomen mar 10 brilliant, baB
aue i'm Sreien geiueienen Gerionen our9
bas plGeli6e Nufleu9ten bes Sorisonts
auf Die @ri6einung au fmertiam wuroen.
OasieIbe wurbe aud in Mtes beoba9tet.
gu 0osbeim leste am 16. Sanuar
Elm Yroteitant in Der Yfarrtirde oas tatb.
misunderstanding ab uao empfins bann
oas 81. Satrament Der Saufe. 9m II.
sing berlelbe sur 81. communion unb am
Is. empfinS er bas bl. Saframent Der Gbe.
Su 9osbeim iano man beim gau
zines We9es am I. Sebr. 2 rob bebauene
Steinlarse. Der cine Stein, lopie aud
oeien Sedel war aussebOblt; bon benz
;peiten NAT nur Der untere Sbeil ausses
boblt, cine Elatts biente ais Sefsl. Ssibe
Sdrse entbielten ani6einsno lleberreite bon
9eiden; in ieoem waren elm tIeiner Srug
unp Stiide BON Giien.
Ole 8 o6waIbbabn ioQ aIio sez
baut weroen. Die &esierlns gu Srier
bat ii6 fir Die 9inie Sriers& uwers Sermess
tell entl6ieoen. 800, 900 Ott. l6ie6t bic
Gesierung gu, bic @emeinosn milIsn
l5O, 900 Mt. auibringen, 81 welden bic
StaSt ein Sinftel, B. /. 10000 Mt. beis
trdst. = Oas neue Moieloampfboot bat,
pie nun idon ofters, AUDI wieber auf ieis
ner lesten Sabrt elm GROCERIES SeseIi6iff
III Berg sei6leppt. Wer bate ben SaIs
fen, baS Dor rs Sabren propbeseit, baB ibre
Serri9aft eiu 10 i9mabIi3es Gnoe fdnbe?
BaiierbiIlis. Nm 10. 6ebruar
gbenbs wurben bier pon einsm Wasson
poa S9weine II Stiid eritidt s~efunben.
Die Sbiere tamen pom g9ternader Marft
unb iolten aa9 Der @eseno uon Goblens
seben. @abri9einlid 1T Der Nasson su
oi9t seidloiien seweien, wofiir iebenfaas
nur ben Giseutbimer Die S4alb treifen
tann.
9ei9. Nm s. Sebruar traf elm Yers
trster bsS g~iisnbabn:N mtes aus Grisr, TO-
wie Der 0anbratb aus Saarburs unb Der
Sirssrmsiiter aus Yerl bier elm, nm nit
benz @smeinoeratb suiammen iiber bic 9lns
lase elmer Salteitele Su beratben. Die
Salteltele fommt al ben llebeupes na9
@o3ern gu liesen.
Nuf benz Sittenwerte Suint
lOite iid Elm Sbeil bes 80 SUB al Onrdmeis
Ter sroBen ~eiiernen S6rbunsrabes uno
l6lug baS Dad bur6. Sin Mann wuroe
BON benz berabitirsenSen Salten idper
perlett, elm anoerer erIitt lbwere Sranos
wunben. Dor msbreren Sabren ilo9 elm
Stid bieies S9punsraoes melt meg bis
aui bic Moiel unS i@Ius our3 ben SOben
zines S9iies.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11

terin, ebslos; pom 4. Sbereiia @eber,
alt 70 s., Gbefrau p. Sob. Sapt. Serrp (;
POM g.. Ufaria 6ernanpe l6enriette 2us
pbonltne De Ia 6ontaine, aft 20 g., ebes
los;-uom 8. Nitolas Sel'en, alt IS. s.,
e9elos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
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