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Morris tribune., 1884-01-16

Consumption, Coughs and Colds
cured by DR.. Kings New Discovery.
Trial Bottles free at Max Buckintin's.
Morris tribune., 1884-01-16
c. H. ALLYN.

Greenbacks, gold or silver taken at
par in exchange for groceries at cost.
GOOD & BRISBINE.
Morris tribune., 1884-01-16

Yard in front of L. E. Pearce's
Hardware store.
40 IT. M. LoWATER.
Morris tribune., 1884-01-16

A. p. Fuller has man at his ward
on the east end of the N. p. side track
to sell wood by the ear or cord at all
times cheaper than any other place j
Morris, 1tx
Morris tribune., 1884-01-16
FOR SALE.

Skates of ali kinds at
1914 COOP & BRISBINE's.
Morris tribune., 1884-01-16
Special Notice.

l hereby announce that / am not
now nor have been in any manner
connected with or interested in the
firm OF II. S Judson & Co. during
business rs bankers at Graceville
Mimi.
Morris tribune., 1884-01-16

ALL KINDS OF
COAL AND
Morris tribune., 1884-01-16

A house to rent. HI. HUTcHINs.
Morris tribune., 1884-01-16

Fine sparkling Cider and Lemt
drinks at Coles Lunch Room. 2
Morris tribune., 1884-01-16
PERSONALS.

Hon. j. d. Good is in st. Paul.
w. Garfield was in town on Mon.
day last.
Hon. III. HI. Wells visited Herman
last week.
Frank Corliss arrived from Dwight
d. Il. last Friday.
Mrs. J. A. Bemis left yesterday fol-
visit to st. Paul.
G. III. Allyn visited st. Paul and
Minneapolis last week.
G. E. Darling visited st. Paul the
early part of this week.
Melville d. Landon lectured in
Phoenix Hall on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Soule are now
domiciled at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. III. b. Wolff.
HI. Hutchins, 0. G. Hanson and L.
H. Wellington left Sunday night to
attend the meeting ofthe Grand Lodge
in st. Paul yesterday.
Mrs. H. w. Stone returned from
Herman yesterday whittier she was
called last week by the illness of her
mother Mrs. A. w, Wells.
The state journal., 1884-10-18

j. Prosser Osborne, died on Monday
after short illness. Miss Osborne
had won many friends by her kind
ness and pleasant ways, and she will
be missed by all who knew her.
William Mann of New York, and
Miss Lydia Clay, of this city, were
married on Wednesday, at St. Tho
mas P. E. Church. After the recep-
ton the happy couple left for trip
through the East.
The M. S. Quay Club are making
arrangements TO attend the monster
demonstration to be given in New
York. The election of officers of the
club on Monday resulted in the re-
election of Gilbert A Ball, president;
William Allen, secretary; Thos. Muir
ray, assistant secretary, and Captain
Junior, treasurer. HowARD.
The state journal., 1884-10-18
Special to The STATE JOURNAL.
Port Deposit, Md.
PORr DEPOSIT. October Is

PORT DEPOSIT, October Is.
About 40 miles south of Columbia
and on the left bank of the Susque-
hanna river, is located the "Granite
town. Port Deposit. The noun
tains and the river confine the town,
so that there is but one street, which
is 2! miles in length. In significance
of the fact that there are numerous
granite quarries, it might have been
appropriately named ''Granite town."
The usual quiet of our town was
disturbed last night by the unpro-
voked assault of William Allen,
dlsreputable young colored man, upon
+. III. Gerhauser. Mr.. Gerhauser,
who is a clerk in Il. q. Oldham's
store, bears a good reputation, and is
the only support of a large family.
Gerhauser ordered young Allen from
the door for obstructing the way.
Allen went, remarking, "Tll lay for
you This was considered an idle
remark. However, when Gerhauser
stepped outside to close the store,
Allen, who had concealed himself,
deliberately buried a stone, which
struck Gerhauser upon the head and
fractured bis skull. He is not ex-
pected to recover. About fifty in
furiated men regardless of color pur-
sued Allen, who started toward Penn
sylvania. Before the crowd could
overtake him he had crossed the line
and is still at large. Had he been
caught last night he doubtless would
have been lynched. A description of
Allen has been wired to Philadelphia.
w. M.
The state journal., 1884-10-18
CARLISLE.
CARLISLE. Oct. lG

CARLISLE, Oct, 1G, 1884.
Slice my last letter the town has
been very lively. The Fair of the
Wesley Union Church has closed
with great success.
The Bethel church he'd its quar-
terly meeting last Sunday. Rev.
Borch, of Mechanicsburg preached
in the morning and evening. The
collection amounted to $57 Very
good, Carlisle.
Mr.. Russell Thomas has arrived
safe looking we'll end shorter
Many thanks to the ladies who
served the lunch for chestnut
hunters.
Among those who came from
Mechanicsburg on Sunday to attend
quarterly meeting were the follow
ing: Mrs. Mary E. Holland, Mr..
Geo. Rely and S. Holland.
]. L. T. killed quite number Of
birds on the first days shooting. He
bagged 81.
| will write you letter next week
on "our ladies in Carlisle"
Nothing so small,
AS what you once let fall,
Most women have no character at all.
The many friends of Mr.. Seldom
Weathers, are glad to see him able
to be around again.
There is something in the breeze
and ii rumors are true, it will stir the
greatest sensation ever known in
Carlisle.
All are invited to attend dancing
school, Wednesday evening, p, Sd
floor Opera House.
A few invited friends of Miss Jen-
ME Gatewood spent the evening of
the 18th very pleasantly at her resi-
dence. After the delicious repast,
we had the pleasure Of hearing
Misses Gatewood Stanton and Mary
Brown, of Washington, D. c., sing
some fine selections from "Nomando
the Traitor and Mascott,' which was
elegantly rendered by Mrs. Profater
and Miss Jordan.
The Blaine and Logan Club is one
hundred strong, and has fine room.
for the men on North St.
Mr.. Samuel Jordan returned home
from Cincinnati very much pleased
with the west. He also visited w.
Virginia.
The state journal., 1884-10-18
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, October 16.
We are sorry to say that some of
the colored people OF this city have
united with the Independents but
you know we in the West are not
serious enough to elect a Bourbon of
our color on the Independent ticket.
The Hon. J G. Blaine is expected
in our city on the 9th or 2Sth of this
month. He will be escorted from
Springfield hy committee of 1000
Plumed knights.
We are having large political meet
ings every night.
Put Illinois down for $4,000 Re
publican majority, as we intend to
stand true to the party. There has
been some dissatisfaction in the third
district, bat we think that will be
settled by the committee to which it
has been referred.
The dancing school opens this
week; whether they will succeed or
not is a question.
A very pleasant social was given
by the ladies of the Congregational
Church on Wednesday night.
The many strangers who have been
visiting our city have taken their
departure.
John Father, of Bloomington, III.
was in our city this week.
The Manitoba Leap Year Club will
give a phantom party on October 28.
Miss Hattie Brown, the elocution-
ist. will favor US with short stay IN
our CITY On her Western trip.
More anon,
The state journal., 1884-10-18
Resolutions Adopted.

The following resolutions were
adopted by the officers and teachers
of Wesley Union Sabbath-school on
the death Of Mrs. Ellen E. johnson,
a member and officer of the above
named school
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God in
his all-wise providence to remove
from our midst one of our ablest and
most useful servants of the school ;
therefore, be it
Resolved, /. That in the death of
our beloved sister we have lost a
teacher, gentle and sympathizing,
and ever jealous in the work of her
Master,
Resolved, ?. That not only we as
a school, but also our community,
deeply feel in her the loss of a bene.
factor; but our loss is her eternal gain,
Resolved, 3. That we extend GU,
coincidence to the bereaved family in
the loss of a faithful wife, a loving
mother and kind friend.
ReSo1ced, 4. That copy of these
resolutions be sent to the family o.
the deceased, and that a copy be
printed in The STATE JOURNAL.
Mrs. G. NJ. RoBINsoN,
Rev. JNo. r. DANeERF1ELD,
john P. Soorr,
Committee.
The state journal., 1884-10-18
READING sQUIBS.
Personals and Other Notes from
Our Regular Correspondent.
READING, Pa, Oct. 16.

READING, Pa, Oct. Is.
Levi Nelson, ST., has gone to Cape
May, N. j., to visit a sick sister.
T. L. Nelson has left for Paw Paw,
Va, he having secured position as
teacher there.
George Dorsey, of Tamaqua for
merly of this cityA paid a short visit
to his relatives and friends this week.
George is looking well, and is doing
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green, of the
Old Folks Home, West Philadelphia,
spent last Saturday and Sunday in our
city, the guests of their nephew A. L.
Still.
Our Blaine and Logan club cele-
brated the Republican victory in
Ohio last Tuesday by grand street
parade that night. They looked well
and marched we'll.
Last week a party of walters pro-
ceeded to Girardvi!le, Schuylkill CO.,
to help serve big dinner. The
question now that agitates the minds
Of the caterer is, who eat the most,
the guests or the walters
The oath anniversary of the sister
hood of the Second Presbyterian
Church was celebrated on last Mon
day evening at the church. The ex-
ercises were opened with singing by
the Sabbath school. Addresses were
delivered by Rev. w. r. Templeton,
superintendent T. Nj. Seidle, assist
ant superintendent; J. L. Terry, and
others. The following officers of the
sisterhood were elected: President,
Mrs. Harriet Nelson; secretary, Miss
Tillie Stratton treasurer, Mrs. Caro-
line Butler.
The state journal., 1884-10-18
NO. 90.
FIRE In AMARfLAND VILLAGE
TWOHUNDRED COLORED PEG.
PILE HOMELE SS.
Forty Oyster Houses and Small
Dwellings Burned at Crisheld.
Maryland.
Special to the JOURNAL.

Special to the JOURNAL.
CRIsFIELD, Mp, October IA
fire broke out on Thursday morning
at 2 o'clock in some colored peoples
houses, near Goodsell's oyster house.
The following is list OF the houses
burned: Goodselrs oyster house, Biz,
yards dwelling and opera house,
Hemingways oyster house, Long,
Coulbourne & Co.'S oyster house and
lumber yard, Stobb's oyster house,
Thos. Connor's oyster house and
dwelling, Chase's oyster house, Law
son & Woodlands store and dwel-
ling, and thirty or forty colored pee
pies dwellings.
The fire has not reached the rail.
road. The steamer Eastern Shore
arrived at $50 a, M, and as sparks
were falling on the sheds of the de,
pot, Captain Raynof had the hose
turned on and wet the roof of the
sheds and the hurricane deck Of the
steamer. The fire is still raging,
but the wind has hauled to eastward
and the fire is not likely to reach the
railroad track, Long, CouIborne 6
Go. are the heaviest losers. All that
section of the town commencing at
Billiards. and running to the extreme
northwest point is burned.
The state journal., 1884-10-18

The Geo. w. Hunter club invited
the various republican clubs to parti.
c;pate in a parade on Wednesday
evening, which invitation was accepl-
ed, but owing to the shortness of
time in which to make arrangements
the clubs were uCable TO turn out as
many SIS they would had they been
given more time They made, how
ever a oe appearance, and the streets
were filed with people during the
parade.
The state journal., 1884-10-18
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Mr.. Frank Hatton Appointed by
the President to Succeed
Judge Gresham.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-Mr. Frank
Hatton was summoned to the White
House about 3:15 p. NJ, and notified
of his appointment as Postmaster
General. Proceeding to the Post
Office Department Mr.. Hatton took
the oath Of office, which was admin
istered by James Lawrenson, ven
cradle employee, who has performed
the same Office for twenty-five Post
master-Generals, beginning with Post
master.General c. B. Wicklife, OF
Kentucky, in l84l.
The state journal., 1884-10-18
YORK.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Sab
bath School Convention.
York, Pa, Oct. Is, 1884.

York, PA, Oct Is, 1884.
Miss Estella Wood, of Baltimore
city, is visiting relatives and friends
in this city.
Mr.. Singleton Brown, of Harris
burg, is visiting his relatives and
friends here.
The members of the A. M. E.
Bethel church are still holding their
fair and are meeting with great sue
cess in point of members and fnan-
cially. The exercises held by their
Sabbath school was interesting.
At the A. M. Z. Zion the morning
services were conducted by the pas
tor, G. w. Ofiey who gave practi-
cal talk on 'The Doom of the Unproit-
able Christian" his discourse was to
the point, affording a store of infor-
nation to those who are sailing under
such an appellation, the Reverend
gentleman preached in the afternoon
giving way in the evening to Rev.
Uhler, of the German Lutheran
church.
Great interest was manifested on
Tuesday regarding the Ohio election.
Both parties appeared hopeful and
dispatches were received at the rooms
up to very late hour. The news
was received by the republicans with
hearty cheers. At midnight they
secured a drum corp and paraded the
streets, the procession was large in
number and immense in enthusiasm,
The Blaine and Logan club, No. 3,
had another business meeting, impor,
tant addresses being delivered, and
a great deal Ct business was trans
acted.
The Sabbath School Convention
was called to order in A. NJ. E..
Zion church, E. King ST., by Rev.
j. Il. Thompson, who was elected
temporary chairman, Rev. J. w.
Smith was elected temporary secre-
tary for the occasion. The chair
man opened the convention by sing
ing the Hymn care we yet alive,
which was sung feeliDgly by the
convention. Rev. w. J. Green read
the one. hundred and-third Psalm.
Prayer was made by the chairman in
view of the fact that the President,
NJ. H. Rose being absent. A mo-
ton was made to adjourn until 1880
P. NJ, at which time all of the breth-
ern be present to go into permanent
organization. Benediction by Rev.
]. w. Smith.
NIGHT SESSION.
The Convention assembled at 1880
p. NJ. with Rev. J. p. Thompson in
the chair As the president and breth-
ern had not arrived it was the con-
sent of the convention to devote the
time to preaching. Rev. J. T.,
Thompson was appointed to preach.
He preached an able sermon from
HEB. X: TX. The convention was
graced with the presence of our
venerable Bishop Moor, d. d., who
pronounced the benediction.
The state journal., 1884-10-18

James Bruce, Jr., a colored citizen
end coachman of New Brighton, o.,
has succeeded in lowering the record
by eloying with two white girls at
once. Mr.. Bruce is described as al
most abnormalIy black. Rev. r. II.
Morris, colored, PASTOR of a colored
Methodist church, who is making a
wild search for Bruce in various
Western cities, alleges That Bruce
having read of clipping eoachmsn all
over the country going off with one
girl, was stimulated to see them and
go one better,
The state journal., 1884-10-18

New Haven, Connecticut, has a
fourishing Lcyeum, named in honor
Of that eminent c3lored orator. John
NJ. Langston.
The state journal., 1884-10-18

The Republican nominee for Rail
road Commissioner of Missouri, is a
colored gentleman, J. Milton Turner.
The state journal., 1884-10-18

Two colored men in Norfolk, Va a.,
have established large shoe store,
and are doing good business.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-01

@ellenfir6eu %ob9ebaltenen Straiperbanoz
lung ltelte iid beruuS, bnB Die Sirna
SOter II. so. fir Die 3e6en Court, Sem
trlm, Norbltern unb 9SiIbelmine piel i6pGe
6ere 0rabtieile 9%eliefert bate, ais beOuns
gen mar. Der 2lrbeiter wurbe beBbalb ios
tort freiseiproden unb Die S6rberlmg pon
Otenl6en in pbigen 3e9en uerboten, bis
neue Orabtieile angei3afit ieien.
o Sine bier beabii6s
tiste iocialoemofratii6e Seriommlune uns
terblieb, ba Der &oritanb bes fatbolii6en
Vereinsbauies, iobalo CT erfubr, DoB Der
locialilttl6e Gei6stagsab9eoronete Srobme
oarin lpre6en noble, Die GrlaubniB sur
genutung bes Sauies perpeiserte unb Die
EpliSei Die geriammIuns uerbot.
Weit fallen.
- Sine 9emiitblide Observation-Disclosures
wabl fano bieier Gage in 9ansenoreer itott.
BON 1900 @ublbere6tisten eri6ienca nur
3. Die 3 wablten ii6 ielbit.
Der biesidbrise Gtat oes Gultusmis
nilteriums 6rin9t cine erfreuli6e Na6ri6t.
Sn bemlelben lit ndmli6 fir einen smciten
orpentli9en Hrofeiior Der YbiIoiopbie in
Wfiinlter Elm @ebolt pom 5000 20. incl.
Wobnun9senti3aOisuns aneeiebt wprbcn.
Oerielbe 1T offenbar fir ben lnn9idbrioen
Yripatopcenten .. Saeemanu beitimmt
ino Die No~tbpenbisteit bieier orbentli6en
Yrofeiiur lit bur1 Die fiirsli6en Mittbei,
lunsen iiber ben ietisen oroentli6en 8rps
feiior Der PbiIuiupbie, Spider, einen er,
tldrten unglaubtSen uno S3wGser, in
etlatantelter @eiie barsetban.
SIN Selste iit Der iibiide Cantor unb
&~eIisionslebrer g. 9epin bur69ebrannt
uno bat Elm biibi3es Siimm9en S6uloen
binterIaiien.
-Sie Sleii6s unb Settipaarenbanbluna
uon Sbepbor Miaer in Mi:niter bat 6ons
turs an9emelbet unb iouen bic 8aiiiua ii6
auf go, 600 Wf. bSber ais bic Nttipa itel.
len. Seioer iouen aud BEL bieiem Salis
mert wieoer mebrere anbere !Sduisr in Mits
leioeni9aft 9eSosen wsrben.
Miinite +. Den Srauen pom auten
Sirten" in ct. Mauris BEL Miiniter lit pom
Seiten Der &esieruns Sic GrIaubniB seses
ben worben, %vbinnen Sabresfriit weitere so
Wlit9Iteoer in bas bieiige Wutterbaus aufs
S%nnebmen". Die @rtbeilung elmer slei6en
@enebmisuns fir bic iolsenben Sabre bas
ben li6 Die Mtiniiter bes Snnern unb bes
Gultus u%orbebalten.
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Sel9ten.

- llsber bas 6euer i'm belsii6en vp az
# Ser Natipn" IN griiiel lie
gen iolsenoe Mittbeilunsen Dor: Die
Ydnfe Der Sriiileler 0eputirtenfammer
waren beim Be9im Der Situns pom 6.
Oe,br., welde Die lette in benz alten Sea.
t~ionspalaite iein %iOllte, iebr iparli6 beieet.
Man biSfutirte aui oaS 6rieoli6ite iiber
einen Gitel beS ganoeIsseietbu6es, als
plotli6 bas in ser &uppel bes @ebduoes
aussebrodene Seuer iisualiiirt wurbe. Die
Sefe bes Sieunssiaales, wel9e tbeils ans
8las sebiloet lit, besann in Der sliibenoen
Sise Su iprinsen unO itiidpeiie berabSufals
len. 9ur1 bic berobfaaenoen Stiide
wurbsn bic MObel beS SaaleS lelblt in
granb geiest. gbenio fling Die 8ibliotbef
erit bur9 bas ginfaaen Der Oede 5euer.
6err Goblet b'9lpiela, wel6er bis gum
leeten Moment BARN blieb, tonnte weniss
items elm paar Defenders wertbuoae Wanus
itripte uno Die sroBe golbene Mebaiue,
wel6e bel Der &rOnung bes erlten 6Oniss
gel6la9en wuroe, retten. SIM iibri9en lit
Die gansc Sibliotbef, bic rei6balti9ite pars
lamcutarii9c Sommlung oeS Continents,
pGui9 pernlhtct. Nld elm Mcnidcnlebsn
ut 81 btflGgen; elmer Der 6euerwcbrmdns
ler lie9t unter ZEN Sriimmern b:graben.
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o. h.
Satnots.
0nlan D.

-6rau Suliuan pon Solicit bate
$llsO, pel9e ibre SD6ne, unb $500,
pel9e elm &adbar ibr sur aufbepabrun9
anpertraut bate, in einem Strumpf in Ell
rer alien &iite psriteft. 9Qs ie nun Dem
Na6bar iein @eIb suriidgeben wo0te, fanh
ii9's, baB Ser Strumpf nebit Snbalt &c:
ftoblen mar.
-Sie Staatss Sii9ereis& omiiiion BAT
i'm perfloiienen Sabr FAC, 900 einbeimii6t
Slide pertbeiIt unb BEN &eit Don 6 ,OOO, 900,
ben ie nod an Sanb bate, III tiefes @ane,
aus9eiett. Son 700 Npplitanten i'm Sabre
1882 srbielt ieber 20 beuti6e &arpfen
ebeniouiele erbielt ieber Der 100 9lppIi:
tanten in bieiem Subr. GS sibt i'm Staatt
etpa 5000 &arpfentei6e. = Die bereite
bur3 Die 8flese Der 6ii6Su9t e~rSieIten Ge:
%iultate lino iebr beiriepi9enb.
SIN 9 / / II 9 II iinb na3 Dem
@enuB pon 0urit aus robem S9weine.
fleii6, elm 0euti9er Namens Sol, feline
Srau, Elm Spbn uto ie6s &Oitsdnser an
Sri6inen erfrantt. SOL uno iein Sobn
werben pobl iterben. Nie es i6eint,
beIfen ale 8arnunsen 9e9en bas Gher
bes roben S9weinefleil9es 9ti9ts.
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Gas 5ticyaeted)t in Maorio,

weI9es az Gbren bes Oeuti9cn 6ronprins
gen gegebcn waroe. bate 1900 Yerionsn
in ben Gircus gelott, oarunter Die b05lten
6erri9aiten. @ls Der 0of in ben tonislis
der @laSsPolco e%introt, erbob ii6 oas
Yublieum ron Ben Siten unb tlati6te ben
bo6en 6erri9Nfteu raui9enoen VeiiaQ fir
ibr Gri9eincu. Ger &ronprins nabm spi.
i6su DEM HOnis INN Der R0nj9in Slub.
Gie GliNfs9ter lino duBerit tapicre NIB
psrruegcuc WtGmner, wcl9e i6on pom &inb.
b2it ~ fir b;tie Dirt pom &Gmpieu cine
Yorliebe Seigten. Sic beginner ibre Qnui.
babn, inbem lie NIT %weniser milocn ooer
jungen Stieren tdmpfen, nobel ie mad uno
mad bic Sur9t uerlieren. NQe iino prd6:
tig gefleioet unO tragen ieioene Goitiimc,
wel6e NIT @olbs uno Silberitiferei beieet
iinb. guBerocm gibt IS nod cine @u,aGl
gebieniteter, wel9e bauptld6li6 bic NlI:
gabe baben, Die tooten un6 %peruuuotcn
Bferbe iOrt3ui9afien unb Den scitiirstcl
Yicuoores, Die wesen ibrer 9tiiitunI obnc
Silfe ii6erbaupt ridt aufiteben foancw,
pom @ooen 0uiSuBelfeu. NOs bic Stiere
b~etriiIt, 10 iinb Die wil6siten Die 6cltcn.
Sic wcrben nit 1900 6rcs. $4,000 6aS Stid
besnblt unO auf Yiebpeiben gc5j5tet. 0aS
S6mnipiel ielblt gebt fol9enbermoBen uor
lid. 9io9oem Die gauge Stierfe6tcrtruppc
2lIisus seboIten, 9ibt Der BraiiOent bos
3ei9en gum Gridcinen Oes eriten Stierc5.
Der Stier uerIdBt Den Gdfig, na6bem i5m
porber bunte G6nSer nit einem 0oGcn in
ben Nofen sebeftet iinO, un6 ltiirSt i6
wiit6eno auf Die PferOe, Die feline anbere
gert6eiSisun9 buben, als Die gOnSe Der
Yicabores. 9ieier Sang Oauert etpu cine
YiertelitunSe, unO wdbreuO Serielben pile.
gen pier bis a9t PierOe umSutOmmen.
Dies lit bas S6redli3ite bel Dem ganSsn
Stierseic3t. SIS lit ein s~rauenuOller 9lus
bid, wenn bieie armen Gbisre, benen oft
bic ginseweiOe bis an bic Grbe berabbans
gen unb ibnen Der gauge Qeib aufsei@list
1T, ii9 u miibiam, BON Der Yeiti9e ses
trieben, wieberam sa meiterer 3erleii@uns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-01

benz Stier nGberr. I6ot Der Stier pom oen
Ticnbore5 brei Sti1e in ben ltnfeu erbul,
ten, 10 eri6eintn ole Vanbiueros, I'm nit
elmer t0btli6en Sj6erbeit i'm Die Sanbes
riaas on;ubeften. SIT Der Stier fei9e ses
welen, 10 weroen i5n ol6 6euerbanoeril.
las NIT Sanonenl6lG9eu 0If9elett. Damn
er9reift Der GrOBfedter Der Grippe baS
S6wert, %ialutirt Dor Der f0niQlihen goae,
inpem er eincm Atitgliepe oerielben paS
Spfer wiomet, uno i6reitet MN auf ben
Stier gu. No6 uerldieocnen mittelit Ser
WfuIetila ~berbei9eiiibrten Gpo utioncn oibt
CT benz S6iere BEN GooesitoB. Die W{uls
letila 1T Elm leu6tenOes, meiit rot6es Seis
bentud), pel6eS, an eiuem StGbdeu beie;
ltt9t, benz Stier BON Dem Gspaba entaes
sengebalten piro. Oas wiitbenbe Sbier.
i6ou por6er bur6 oas Giniteden ber Stdbe
sur bD6iten @utb gebra6t, itiirSt barauf
gu, Der GSpaba ma6t cine S6menfuna,
unb Der Stier remit uorbei. Sieiss fiibne
Spiel wieberboIt ii6, bis Der Gspaba linn
ben SobesitoB uerieet. Num tommen
Waultbiere unb i6leifen inter Dem Subsl
Ser 3ui6auer Efsrbe uno Stier in ben
Sof. 0aS 6leiid oes get0oteten Stieres
wiro iofort an Srt unb Stelle pertouft.
am 9anSen S6auipiel lit Der Ginsug bas
Seite unO bieS lit in Der Sbat Der Woment,
weI6er Die Spanier itets entbuiiaSmirt.
Sicben Der beiten Stiere purben biesmal
bur9 allerbanb Marterperfseu9e gum SoSe
beforoert. 6iite, Si9arren unp sablrei6e
Inoenfen aQer Dirt wurben Dem beriibmten
Stierfe1ter yagortiia ra6 Seenoi9un9 bes
Samples pom Eublitum s~u9eporfen, Nell
dies bierbur9 unb our1 anbaltenoes 6lats
i6en ieine gefrieoi9ung uub our6 ;Sii6en
unb 8fsiien iein OtiBfaaen funb sibt. SIT
Der Stier innerbalb 10 Wtinlten ni6t oes
t0btet, 10 erbalt Der Gspaba pom YrGiioen,
ten ben eriteu Serueis, einen smeiten mad
weiteren 5 Minuten unb webe ibm, wenn
CT iiberbaupt ni6t baSu tommt, Dem Stier
ben SobesitoB 81 ueriseen. Spott unb
Sobn iinb iein 2obn. Sin iebesmaliaer
Gooes itoB wurbe pom einem SrompetenitoB
unb benz formli6en @ebriile bes Yubli>
tums be9leitet. Die brei Stierfe6ter MUIR
ben mad geenoisuns bes Samples in Die
foni9li6e VcSe S~erufen unb benz Sronprins
SEN por9eiteut, wel6er ais @rinneruns an
ben beutisen Sag bas ganb, weI9es Der
3weite Sitter an ieinem Baden setrasen,
als gnoenfen bon ben Watabores annabm,
unb bic Namen aler 0rei su beionberen
ausSeidnunsen notiren lieB. 9ls Ser To-
nigli6e Sof, Der bis gum @nbe bes iiebens
ten Samples Der Gorriba beipobnte, bic
9Ose perIisB, ertOmte Die preubii6e gtatios
nalbpmne.