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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12
Dfsc from, "a Crushed skull.
Isy Telegraph to the DISPATCH.

CHARLESTON, 5. c.. December 1l.--John
Duiin, tie young man whose skull was
crushed with plank in the bands OF Rufus
Sullis, near Cha loite last week. died last
right MILLS I, Ia iail. Duiin had hil
MILLS over the head with whiskcy-bottie,
knocking Linn inseusihie On recovering
CONSCIOUSNESS Mnllis seized 4 plank and
dealt the blow that resulted in Dulin's
death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12
The Alleged Irregularities In the
FIRST COmptroiler's Onice.

WASHINGTON. December III. j. Barker
was examined TO-DAY 10y the subcommittee
Of the COMMITTEE on Expenditures IN the
Department u justice relative TO the al
legged irregularities III the Office OF the First
Comptroller Of the Treasury. The value
Of Bankers evidence is indicated by eX-
pressi0rs from members Of the committee
that II The testimony Is OF the same charlc-
ter Is that given to-day the investigation
will rot be prolonged beyond tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12
Fire I'm Albion. Michigan.

IBy Telegraph 10 the DlspaIch.I
DETROIT. MIcu., December ia dis
patch TO the Free FreSS from Albion. Mich.'
savs: The Gale Manufacturing company
Works. covering haf block, was burned
last night. They were insured for s6),OOo'
which Will probably cover the loss. one
hundred men were thrown out OF employ
ment by the fire. The works will prooa1ly
he rehuilf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12
The President 10 start the steam.
10y tel' graph to the Di.patch.l

TOY VT EI"P'I 70 FI't UI@paF'H'I
WASHINGTON. December IL 1.-The PreSi-
cent will start the machinery OF the New
Orleans Exposition next TUESDAY, acc3rn-
ing 10 the programme outlined yesterday.
lie will press an electric button in the w hitr
House. connected by wire with the Expo
sition buildings. al the appointed tin'e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12
Cholera an Itaiy.

lBs CADET" the Dlspai'h.l
ROVE. December i1.-Fiitern cases 81
cholefg, five Of which proved fntll. have o.
CURED NJ TEXANS, in the province OF 81
ICrnO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12
MAINE INrELLiaENCE.


Gbkl OF R'tHdOND. Dft ENbEh liz 1864.
SALAD.
stcamer Gayandoilc. Kelly, New York, mer.
Ch"ncie aud Passengers. q. ". ALEU- a Coz
s.ents.
sicamsr Pioneer Plat. Phiatf iphis, merchan-
ice and tasstngers, }. ". Nee ,'rick. aGeat.
steamer AMI. ,,iicrd. Norfolk. Cnitei >isies
matt plerchs udis,. and passengers, l.. Il. Tafun,
rgctt
Hrig Margarcths lGernanl. Rio Grande do sal,
rghi, 10 iosd nour iacS.
sci oonsr h.. q. Cotlingham, Smith, Phiiadel.
Ihia coal, =. ". tiawes.
schooner 6eorse W. Anderson, Gale. rhiiadef-
lhis. eoal. =, W. Bawes
sehg OPerJ J. II Nandasen, eooye, Philadelp hia,
c, al, y. +. Murphy.
SAILED.
sehocner Alice Boraa, Ducks. New York. eau.
= roorer Oaks Aines, sheridan. Perrin Ambsy,
r,ilro,s ties, Novel;, Leske 2 Co. vessel, Cmiis
z Psik,r.
scsoon.r Annie y. cranmer. wits, Turkey
Is.ane. TO head riue wood Tor New Nors vessel,
tsitis 4 tsiker.
poRI ~ SkwP.,Ri's NEWS. DEc. II. lsss.
10y Teiesrsph.i
ARRIVED.
s',Amsr coiinis ffrslsshl. Robbins, New 0r-
leans 4 q breiDcB. u 60.
Schooner t.vaec y -hares. ososrse. New YORK.
SAILED.
steamer Regina Ia,l'lsh; :. Cook, 0re<asby. hav.
s,ssm,r cha,irs v Mayer. Ana osy rrsv,-
deuce.
ss.smship " nhatssa. y eveas. New Nevk.
s'esmsr rsmp,s ste "a am, w. usS. Liverpool,
C.*"4 ace 81 csstep. ~
sshnansr y :, hs.-ssts. rya~e'l, ups.oa. a..
% re .koand phlo railway. '
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12
sALEs EsPoRrED 10 SECRETARY.

We quote: Fine. s2aS2.jo, ,upertne,
g 2jG %; extra, $500 $50; fau'ly, 81
Gs4jo; patent family. country, 1909 90.
Market very dun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12

WEATHER YESTERDAY wa, partly clear,
cloudy, and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 \. W, 81;
"a. NJ. -; noon, 81; 3 +. W., 50; T..
W.. 81; midnight. -.
Mean temperature. IL 4.6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12

ments against W. ). Ginger lPolicc-Couft
clerk), John Il. stcrns. and Fra-k a.
Owens, for conspiracy To secure fraudulent
regisirution-p,pers before tho election. but
no one OF them hiss as yet been arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12
DOYs' DAY AT SAkS'S.

VIZ MIGHT SAY FvFRY DAY Is BOYS
DAY. But on SATURDAY WI MAKE sPE-
ClAL PREPARATIONS TO CLOTHE THE
LITTLE FELLOWS IN LARGER NUMBERS
THAN ON ANY OTHER DAY; so, IL YOU
INTEND BUlING SUIT OR OvERCOAT
FOR THE PET OF THE HOUSE, DO NOT
THINK CT PURCHASING USTH. YOU TAKE
LOOK At HEADQUARTERS, WHERE WE
DEMO MORE SPACE TO THE EXCLUSIVE
USE OF DISPLAYING BOYS And chill
DREN's OYERCOATs THAN ANY HOUSE IN
TIE CITY, AND. WHAT Is MORE, TIE
GOODS ARE OF THE RIGHT KIND AND
THE PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHT, AS THE
INCREASED SALES IN THIS DEPARTMENT
SHOW. WE snALL -XPECr TO HAVE you
CALL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12
Late Weather Report.

Special telegram 90 he Di'ptch.l
WASHINGTON, December l2-l:3) 4. II
For the Middle Atlantic states. colder,
cloudy weather. rain or snow, north 70 east
winds.
For the south Atlantic states. partly
cloudy weather. local rliuS, nearly statiOn-
aly Temperature, SOuthcrly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NEW FORK STOCK MARKET.

INV York. December 1.-THE stock
market opened weak aud 10 yer this MORN
ing and prices fell of 1ss, Granger's lead.
ing. Soon afferward Coal shares developed
strength. I.aekawsnna moving up ~. Della
ware and Hudson 4. New jersey Central ].
These stocks were In good demand In the
loan crowd. Later on the pressure 70 sell
was renewed and lower figures were re-
corded all around. Lsckawanni lcading
With break Of q. Short Interest was
lara ely increased during the day, especially
H. Lackawanra. NandeI bits, aud oraneers.
In the last hour 81 business small operators
began to cover and brought about an al.
vance Of tali. Lake Shore. Northwest, ana
New York Central leading. The market
left oil firm. Compared with last nights
closing prices are l9i higher for tentral
Pacific. Chicago, Burhnton and Quincy.
Northwest. =. Paul, New Jersey Central,
Erie. Northern Pacific preferred, Texas
Pacific. and Western Union. ana nj tower
for other active shares. except New York
central. which is unchanged. sales. 49,
Geo shaTcs.
AoOn.->tocKs firmer. Money. ia2 PER
cent. Exchanee-Long, tSilaiSl1; snort.
fsJa4S5l. Governments quiet. states firm.
EuonnQ. 4Sl Money. 81
per cent. Sub-Trc1surv halances-t;cld.
sl25,sg2; currency. sl2,332. Governments
irregular; Ter cents, 1884; 3per cents, lOl
bid. Sale bonds steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12

DIR. ]. s. Hul!msn, Philadelphia, r.
says alt Is Of rood service IN the trono'r'
si'srg from alcoholism, and gives satis'ac-
ticu IN my practlct.o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12

Mr.. Jiiins j. Herzog, 2il0 vcnablc
street. Richmond. saws: II have sold
Browns Iron Biiirrs for the last three
years. and II has given general satisfaction
10 MY pstfons.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. December ll.-Nirginia G'S,
consolidated. 30; psst.due coupons. 3lt
new lO.i0's. 3l4 North Carolina 6's. old,
10. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12

Cape May is early in the field with m in
yltlton 10 Governor ticycllnd to spend "a
Tcrlipn VI next summer there. lie replie,
that next summer 4, too Jar of vet 70 mike
,f..,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12
CRAM AND corroN EXCHANGE.
lucHM0ND. Va. December IL. 1884.

IIlHMUND, T., DccculJtr IT, ISL.
OFFERINGs.
UHEAr.-MiXcd, 2.ji2 bushels. Red,
4.cCi bushei-. Total, 1,lIG bushels.
OATs.-1. POO bushels.
CoEN.-Whitc, 1,72G bushels. Mixed, so
bushels.
MEAI.-42O LU,hcls.
MuL-OFFAL.-CO tons.
SAILS REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WHEAT Mixed. .3CO bushels at 81 20
Sc. Red. 2Ji bushels common to yeiy
good LOB.bcIfy at - to soc. 900 bushel,
fair to prime Shortle rry az 50 to So.
CoHN.-W Int, I.325 bushels very good
10 Urine at 50 20 J2c.
OAIs.-lJO bushels rust-proof on pri-
Vaic terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12
Married.

fBy cable 10 the ~ puch.l
IONuON. Dcccabcr ll.-Nlr AdlmS and
Nil, Colerldge were married privately to-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. December IL. 1884.
SMrS-FIEsT BOARD.-l,000 Virginia
new IS nj 50. 1000 do. at 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12

NEW YORK. December ll.-Cotton-Net
receipts, none; gro-s receipts. 9.3si bales.
Futures closed weak; sale. 100000 bales;
december, $40. 12aSl0.73; January, sl0.s9;
February, Sl0.SGaSlO.si; Msreh, sl0.yai
slO.96: April. sll.OS; NAV Sll.20aSll q;
June. 33aSll. "a: July. sll.iiasil.46;
August. sii.5iaSlI Sc; september, s1i.t7a
'Sll20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12

" MnniC'iile,' 10 Prince William county
ID. {. Alexander a. postmaster.
The House to-day discussed the inter-
sietc commerce bill aud the Senate the Ore.
gCn railTOad Immigrant bill. aud the pro-
gBmme Was dun one. Visitors from q
distance didn't remain long IN either house.
Colondl John Bell Bigger, messenger
from Virginia With the electoral vote OF
The State. was introduced 10 Senator Ed
munds 10. day by senator COckcrill. OF Mis-
sour, with the Missouri messenger. These
messengers thought the presiding officer Of
tie senate most courteous official.
1t j. probable that Hon George ID. Wise
viii spesk next week I'm the Wise Massey
ease. He feels a good deal OF interest in
II. and has been giving II good deal OF al
tcniiCn.
" hen NiTginians at the Capitol beard To-
day tiaiacOnfrreuceO Of Virginia Democratic
representatives were 20 meet tonight AT
the quarters Of Hon. George ID. Cabell TO
orange In rsgsrd 10 The WISE Massey ease
hey said thai meant business.
lash ID . WashngtOuisn TO-DAY aS 10 the
situation here. said he: "Tae colored
Leaders 10y il was a homeless task 10 elect
Blaine with such a record rs be had"
''Iiow about Government cmpl0yes |
rally claim 10 be Democrais." "Thcir
conversion" ] remarked. ITS suddeu";
and be replied. Remember Paul"
!. Hon. J. J.. NJ. Curry. by hi. visit here.
gave an impetus - the interest IN tue h In.
oati0nal bill A heading member OF Con-
grs RAYS no one throws 80 much light
upon H..
The travel through wasbipyion for the
souih II greater itap Lac. winter. aud they
do ooi Ell 10 10 Iioridt.
Government receipts to-day Iatefnsl
revenue. sl7s.8s-; customs. Ss0i. 80.
Ccupore FTsnsl0. ~ charge OF the
Naval Observatory here. has been ordered
10 sea, and viii take command OF the South
Atlantic station.
~ The instance OF Senator Coke ths CD.
weston barbof bill will be coosidsrsl Jan.
rar, sih.
seIs,or Randall GibtoB arrived t,nigst
frem New xoik.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21
VI.

ginise Nsnats ipdter belt bic Hoft DO,
benz @aftbof qua. rotben &rai,. Sin
Ser ities aus. Der nur eineu flcinen &ei.
fletcher in Der 9ant trus.
Or blieb uuter ben boben Qinber
itebn, bis Der tdwsrfdaiss 8asea wsiter
serafieIt nal paS manbts fi4 baun an
einen Der auf S<m Marttplas ipislenbsu
Rnaben.
Rannit bu mir iassu, no Srduiein pom
8efe wobnt? fraste er.
gm gube bieier StraBe. Col ID SSb,
zen bas R0fer3sn trassn, meim SER?
Sa, lia5er Sunse, aatportste Der Heis
fenbs frennSIi9 unS iss4e bin5u:
&ennit BIZ 6rduIsiu usa 8ste?
@ewiB, bic tennt bier Sober. Cine
quite Dame, mein Serr.
9as weiB i'd. @obut fe ALIEN?
Ri9t gang aIein, fe bat elm Nidt4en
Bel ii4, Die fleuae Inni, bic 70 bubble Sc
bidte MAIDEN tann.
ST lie frdntIid2
Netn gar rldt, rpobl etipdS CART, nte
bic Srauisins aus Der Stabt ia aQe, aber
5rduIsin grusltine IdBt is tiidtis bsrums
luufen unb eiien, bason wirb ie seiunb unb
fart.
Der Srembe frasts Ri6t wsitsr; iinnsnb
i9ritt sr nebeu benz &uabsn Der, Der nit
ri9tisem Snitintt erratbsn bate, Ssnsr
miis elm srobes Sntsreis an Sraulsin
pon Bsfs unb ibrsm YhssIins nsbmen.
gr fubr baber fort, pon Bsi6sn su err
Sablen, bis iie Dor benz @insaus bss 9ars
tens itanben.
Sisr 1T bas Saus mein Serr, iaste
CT 6amn, bas ROfferdsn auf ben SOSen
itellsnb.
Sisr2 S1Snsn Oant, msin fleiner
; nnb ba Daft Du aud etwas fur
Define Mibs.
@lei@seitis IieB sr elm bIanfes SiIbsrs
ltiid In bic 9anb beS iiberraidtsn &nas
ben sIeiten, Der bo4erfreut isinsn Dant
berporitotterte un6 bann Ieile far f@ bins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21
Ill.

SIM Saul bes folsenoen Sommsrs iaB
grnelttue zines Worsens leienb in ibrer
9aube, inbeB 9lnni, BIumsn pfifenb,
bur6 ben @arten sins. gbsn istt ftanb
ie itia I'M S6atten elmer bo6itdmmiaen
&oie unb bIifte, ben StrauB in Der Sanb,
%iinneno Dor ii9 bin.
@as iie nun pobl pieber ben Blumen
gu iasen bat, badte grnsitine unb risf
oann laut:
anni, bu uertrdumit beine 3eit? Sieb,
oa tommt Der Briefbote, se5' einmal fra
gen, Oh er @tpas fir uns bat.
&ai9 Isste 9lnni ibrc glumen auf ben
Bu9sbaum unb elite benz gintretenben
entsesen.
Ginen sroBen Brief aus @merita babe
i9 fir bas feline 6rduisin rief Der freunbs
libe Maun idon uon weitem.
$50? mo? grfreut itredte bas &inS
beioe Sanbe mad ibn aus. st iudts
elm Weilden in fe;ner Gai9e, inbsB
bic Rleine Dor l1nsebalb ii3 faum gu faiien
muBte.
Gin gisden i5neu, 9aumann, elm gis.
den i4nell!
ga, ia, 10 idnsu id fam, Srdulsin au.
nj, uerisete Der Wann Id9sInb, 1T es ber?
49,. Nein -. Oieier? -. Iu1 ui9t
..Nber bier, ba tommt er!
Dante idOn, Saumann. rief ie suriid,
benn i9on iprans tie Der 2aube au.
Eante, Sante, enbIi9 einsn Brief,
9aB iebu, Inni; ri9tis aus Nmerita /!
Nun ies, Did einmaI rubis uebeu mid
bin, 10, iest MODEM mir leisn, mos Der quite
Papa uns i@reibt.
9err &persbers bate felt fat einem
Sabr weber an @rneitine nod an Nnni ges
f9rieben, ba CT nit @ei1dften, welde elmer
beabidtisten &eiie mad europa ~uorangia.
gen, iberbduit seweien mar.
Wein isbr perebrtes Srdulsiu pon Sese,
iaste er ieet in Seautpsrtuns tbres
Srisfes, @ott pirb Sbnsn bic 9iebe lob.
men, Die iie benz mutterloisn &inbe erpeis
len. Gornelia ueritanb ben Gbarafter Gin.
nunsiatas ni8t, baher Die wioeritreitenben
Sert9te. 9lrs 9lasm sebt berpor, baB
meine Go9ter ibrer ielisen Rutter tceues
gbenbilb 1T. unb baB fie, weun aud ni6t
ibr beiteres temperament, 10 bod bieislbsn
Ealeute befist, mas mid iibergGidli9
madt. 2lud meme unuerseslide Ssttina
mar NIT einem b.dt,,i der @eifte besabt,
iie improuiiirte nit ben Bsften ibrer Gan:
b~essenoHsn UNI Die We.te. N6, ME
werbe ib bieieu i6Snen, leiter nur III fur
gen Sraum urter Goscanas slausm SimmsI
p~ergeien!
DeG Settiaa trus ben &eim sHles fnis
ben SoSes in f9, iie mar gu gut, gu idSu
fir bieis NeIt; aud aae ibre S9meiteru
iino jung geitorbsn. Ssllte audi Nnnun.
Siata biefen &eim in iid tresen2 Der Sc
Sanfe fe 10 fsiu unb sart, 10 dtberii9 ME
ibre MaGtter undergraduates, mas5t msia
SerS freubis i9laaen, erfSgt es aber ,aus
9lei3 nit GROCER Gorge.
Sbr @rsiebunssipitem bat meiren poas
fomuenen Seifau, mein Serebrt,s Srdus
letu. Safsn sic bas &inb uidt gu pisI IN
ben &otsen iGspeben, tluipfsn Gle ss an
bic @rbe fet, Senu meiu S6idial wiirbe
idredtd ieiu, penn aud bieim einsiae
Sdas mir entrHIen wiirbe, iei ss bur1 Ct.
men frif5a Cob, iei Is bxcb ben 8eruf
gum &loiierlsben. Sn eiaisen Monateu
boffe i'd meine ~2lunun;iata in bic 9lure
gu idliebn., uni ibrer suteu Mesemutter
peri0nli4 ben Sant aasSuiprasben, Der
mein 9er5 erfiilt.
glnni irbeIte Oh Der frpbsn &unSe,
unb bas ssaae 2orf nabm SbsiI an ibrsm
Slid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21

flung Sbrer Go9ter elm mo9li9it senuues
Bib gu entwerfen nno Sbnen susleid on:
beim gu ~iteIen, Oh sic nit meiner grSie:
bunssmetbobe ;ufrieben iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21

Oie Mrmutb III sin idwerss, bartss
Coos fur Seben, Defenders aber far ben,
Der einif before Gage ssfannt, bic Treus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21
Mper's .



aeire anbern aransbeiten iino in ibrsn gnsriHsa
70 tldii9 pie bic, weI4e bic aebIe uub sunse bss
treien. aeine peroen pou Der Daebr,atI eererr,
rpeI4e baran Isisen, nit FOLDER SprsIofste;t bss
tradtst., Gin sspObnIider Sufteu obsr stns ers
%idItans, Die pieaeitt bapon ~bsrrabrt, bas man
f4 unbepust benz Asetter elm peuis ~ausssiest bot,
1T oft Der anfaus elmer seiabrIideu S~rantbeit. Seit
pier,is Sabrer ,dntpit aper's 9berrpsgectps
raj gesen bic arauibeiten Der 8eble unh 2unge,
bat feline srobe @irtiamteit babel ~bepiejen, uno
iOate Saber in allen 6daen obns S0ssrn ssnou,s
men pereer.
Ssiluns einss idrediiden Sufens.
,,Sm Sabre 1857 Sog i'd mir cine beitise GrtdIs
ting gu, bic metne Sllnse dnertft. SO tlbIte
i5redIi5, ano cine ialailoie Natt foIsts Der ans
bern. Die aer5te gaben nib auf. SD ueriu9te
I'm gDer's GberrpsYectoraL uno es
brabts meiner slInse erleibterling, CAB mir SdIaf
ano oaniit bic sur @ieesrsrIanslns meiner Starfs
nothtge Rnbe. Gin fortgeiester 9ebrau6 bes.
gectorals uerpolfdnoists bic SeiIans. SD bin
lest 62 Sabre aIt, irii6 une aeiuno, uno bin abers
ssast, Sab mid Sbr YeetoraI serettet bat.
Rodinsbam, st., Is. SuIi 1882
Siutise Srduns.- Grfidrans ciner MSutfer.
,gIs i'd porissn asiuter aui benz 2auoe mar,
bate msin ereiidbrises Sobnheit einen 4nfau pom
bantigsr Srdune; es idten ais OBJ CT erftiden
%rnlte. Seniano in Der 6ariIie itIug por. man ioue
tbm Myers SberrpsYectoraI geben, pppop
mir tets eine Slaiae i'm Sauie batten. 8ir eabeu
ibm tieine 9oisn. aber oft. unS in peniser ais
elmer hdlber Stunoe atbnfete er 81 u~nisrer Sreuoe
nit Seibti9tsit. Der ar;t iagts, oas Gberrps
Yectoral babe neineni lieben 2inoe oaS 2eben
eerettet. aanr man ii6 ed iber lniere 9anibdrs
teit puRoern2 aufri6tig bic Sbre
Srau m M a geouep."
l59 @eits12site st.. Geps gort, l6. 9lai 1882.
$50 sebrau5e felt mebreren Sabren aper's
GberrDsY ectordl in meiuem Sauie unb TRACE
fein Beoeuten, es iIr has piriiamie @itteI aeaet
Suiten uno GrfdItansen gu %erndren. eas mir ie an.
eepanot. q. =. raHe,"
cate GrpitaI, gaiun., 10. @dr; 1852.
,Gbt Sabre lang lit i'd AT Der 9ruibrdune, unb
rpuree, natoem i'd pieIe Dittsl umionit periu6t
bate, sur5 apsr's GberrpspectOral sebsiIt.
gpbaIia. 1iH., 5. apriI 1882.
so tann Mot senug sum scbe ron aper's
eberrpsgeetoraI iageu. benn id elaubs, pbre
easislbe rpdre i'd IGngft an suHsenIeiosa seftorben.
z. Srasbpn."
gaIefine, Ssgas. 90. gpriI 1882.
Gs sisbt teine aran,bsit an Der asbIs ober aans(
bic ui4t our& Mper's Gberrpsp Electoral bsbeua
tens ~semilbert pirb, unb sS rpirb INNER SeiIunf
brinssu. weun sas ilsbsI nod MID 40 wsit ~,
bic @irtans aQsr gssbsin sssauseu in.
Subsreitst pon
9r. J. 6. aber & Co., 9ousl, &aR.
IN allen 2Ipotbefen gu haben.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-01

From I0rlng's ga Confederate Soldier ii
Epvnts

Frem Iorng's GA Confederate Soldier in
Egypt
This is accomplished as follows: A
Bedouin by divers jerks fiji st succeeds in
~coaxing or forcing the animal down on
his knees, with a snap like that Of a
double-bladed iackknife. While oae
holds his head away to keep him from
biting, another ties his fore-Icgs to-
gether, and then to secure them stands
upon them, inviting you to mount and
fix yourself in the execrable saddle. In
the ~eant;.se the arcmsdaryy is utter
ing the most agonizing cries of distress.
Suddenly the 22edouin looses the strap
and bounds from the animals legs an
other terrible grunt and you discover
that you ale on top Of this living ma
chine. waiting patiently further develop
ments, with your hands grasping the
horns in front. The animal raises his
forequarters with a bound, and this
sticks the front horn into your stomach
while You are pressing upon it to keep
IN a horizontal position that done, up
go the hind quarters with another jerk,
and this time the real horn sticks you
in the back. You are only too glad to
get the rear punch in token Of the COM
plete business. While the animal was
opening his hinges / was thoroughly
impressed with the dizziness of several
hundred feet. 1t is best not to strike
these beasts too much, for if beaten
they are certain TO stand still and de-
l~iberately turn their long necks and try
to bite a piece out of your legs. 1t then
becomes necessary TO stick to them, in
order to avoid their fury, until, by gem
tie patting, they are made to move on
amicably again. Their walk is rough,
but they trot with comparative ease,
carrying the head up and tail straight
in the air, and looking very gay as they
rapidly move along. With your sack
of water and leather thong they can,
without much Inconvenience, travel
from so to so miles a day. But in max
Ing this swift passage through the
heated air, reflected from the burning
sands, you are literally roasted, and
this rubbing and twisting your Ioins
and CALLING your hands In the effort to
hold on, makes dromedary riding a
painful operation to those not accus-
toned to il.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-01

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highest cnarnosox b5n9s- sessU ~
length found it in q microscopic para
site, thus placing pneumonia among tho
gem diseases. The parasites are oval,
generally go in pairs, and, unlike all
others, enclose acknowledgements to-
gether--in a capsule.
On ~cultivating them out Of the body,
Insulating them in q fluid, and injecting
a little of the fluid into thirty-two mice,
all Of the mice died, IL from eighteen
to forty hours, of pneumonia, while the
blood showed the peculiar parasites
with their characteristic capsules. Elk
periments by Q Of inhalation exhib-
tied the same results. Different inves-
tigators seem TO have confirmed the
discovery.
Later experiments show that the
lungs Of animals which have died Of
pleuro-pneumonia contain the same
parasites In large numbers, and that
the disease is necessarily the same with
pneumonia in man.-Youth's Compan-
ion.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-01

The last day Of the grand meeting at Mime,
apolis the officers for the ensuing yezr we're
elected as follows:
Commander, John s. Kountz, Of Chic. Sc.
nior Vice-Commander, John 7. Rea of Minneeo-
ia. Junior Vice-Commander, A NJ Way. Chap
lain in-chief,J J. W. Shannafell, Mich. Surgeon
general, William b. Hall, Pa.
John =. Kountz, who succeeds Gen. r. e
Beath as commander-in-chief is the Youngest
man who has thus far occupied that high posi-
ton. He was born at Toledo, Ohio, on the
25th of March, 1916, and enlisted as q drummer
boy in the Thirty-seyenth Ohio When AMY af-
teen years of age. He was with the regiment
In every battle in which it participated. until
he received his desperate wound at MISSIONARY
Ridge, where he was left for dead on the field.
and was subsequently rescued by his comrades
the incident being the inspiration of Mrs.
S~herwood's poem, seThe Drummer Boy of Mis-
sion Ridge"
The following were elected as the new coun-
cll Of administration
Arkansas-Thomas III Barnes, Fort Scott
California-W. H Holmes.
Colorado-G. ID. Haskins.
Connecticut-Fred A. Spencer.
Delaware-W III. PurnelL
ulinois-W. w. Berry.
Indiana-P. p. Hammond.
Iowa-John X. Peal
Kansas-H. s Willard.
Kentucky-Samuel T. Jenk.
Maine-F. w. Haskell.
Maryland-W. o. Laville.
Massachusetts-H b Pierce.
Michigan-Samuel Wells.
Mlnnesota-W. p. Roberts.
Missouri. s. Sterritt.
NebraAka--J. @. West.
New Hampshire-D. B. NewhaII.
New jersey. r Yansyckle.
New Mexico. ]. Fitzgerald.
New York-Herman X. Fox.
Ohio. j. Sullivan.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Harper.
Potomac-John Cameron.
Rhode Island-W. ]. Bradford
Vermont-L +. Terrill
Virginia-H De Z. Clay.
Wisconsin-Phil Cheek, il.
Washington Territory-H. v. Daniels.
Oregon-B. B. Tuttle.
Dakota-John b. DENNIS.
Tennessee-E S. Jones.
An interesting incident of the day was a mo-
ton to pay from the general funds the sum Of
$500 to John +. Johnson the first Minnesota
veteran who had his leg crushed by a horse
car while hailing a comrade. This was
passed with a shout and in a few minutes vol
untary contributions from various states In
creased the sum to $4,000.