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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-12-10
Delayed Huntington Letter.
HUNTINGTON, Nov. "a

DEAR FREEMAN:
Enclosed please find so cents on
account of H. B. Vanghan's paper.
Meetings continue in the Baptist
Church. Five persons were Bap-
tized last evening.
This was the first time that
they used the new baptistry and
it converted all the old fogies.
They say they were the most i'm
pressive baptisms that they ever
witnessed. The baptlstery is better
arranged than others. The surface
of the water can be seen from
almost every seat in the house.
Fires are frequent of late. One
on each of the last three nights.
Friday night residence, Saturday
night one of A. B. Palmer's build
ings was partially burned. The
fire started in the News" office,
which was totally destroyed
One newspaper less. The fire last
evening was stable. The last
fire was undoubtedly incendiary.
Another stable was discovered on
fire nearly the same time. Some
villain had fired it but it was dis
covered in time to extinguish the
fire before any damage had occurred.
Ever thine, z. M.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-12-10

Total number of Tribunes printed
and sold during week ending Nov.
o, exclusive of campaign subscrip-
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-12-10
Storming of Fort GrOg.

,-ow. Friends, for another short siege, and
men comes the final a ropr opoo
you, is the time to enlist for the "can paign
NSnring the war;" by subscribing for the
or pT, Sl5Oa year; sl.00 for mos; 75c.
for mos; soc. for mos; on trial, mos. for
zof Of there be vigorous rally all along the
i've for new recruits.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-12-10

Two good private residences on
Market Street, for sale by ArrK1s-
seH.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-12-10
Ere er,lan Free.

III ministers, the FREEMAN will be sent
10 si az M = year, in advance. Better still-to
for ~ i3nister sending $500 with the names of
any -tsarIy subscribers, the FREEMAN will
W. !" sent, free, for one year
~ regular Tsrms-sl.5o year-same rate for
.,orter time. Address,
FREEMAN. Parkersburg, w. Va.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-12-10

The Tribune begins the new subscription
year with prospects unparalleled in it's HIS
tory. Its circulation for the seven days end
ing November9, 1884, was as follows:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

II the Senate on the 18th Mr.. Al
thony's resolution IN relationto retaliatory
legislation Eas discussed A resolution
- adopted calling for correspondents -
garding che discovery 81 phosphate beds IN
Brazil and the rights of American citizens
IN connection herewith \ srcpcrt " the
select COMMITTEES appointed 70 examin~ the
river and jcfty improvements was present.
d. Il <nvors : uniform SYSTEM Of i'm
provement vigorously sustained Il Vas
decided not % discuss The Mexican treaty
with open doors-....-In the House several
measures were reported and referred. a
minority report was made on The Fitx John
Porter bill The Judiciary Committee was
directed % prepare : report on the powers
q B Pre,identto negotiatetrentie< chang
inc existing tari1 rates A resolution in
quiring whether my navy officer had ~.
ceived : gift from . foreign Prince was
adopted. The bin appropris,ing one mil
lion dollars % continue work on the Mis-
sissippi was considered IN COMMITTEES or the
whole.
BARxUx's white elephant arrived in
Liverpool On the 18Th.
GovEESoK ABBErr Of New Jersey
WAS inaugnratei On The 18th.
IT b e. mated that the evacuation D.
ne scudan viii cost Egypt fi.op.est.
IEIsH Fenians and Russian Nihilisfs
are reported % o. concerning jnin. actiDr.
a srATUE 10 ex-senator Morton was
unveiled g Indianapolis ~ the fssh.
a Turkish brigade with British OIL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25
LOST II SIGHT or HELP.

a wreck On the New Jersey Considerable
Enos:s u Tire ~Ilf<->assn< Cr~w = n<~~-
enc the sailors Five uodi<s Wa>h<d
Ashore.
nEkcu HAYES. NJ - Ian ~
The barkentine Einira. from Salamanca.
England. struck On Long Beach nearly OPP
positc Life-SavinE Station No. -. about :
mile east 81 this place. on Tuesday evening
about seven y. m She was soon discovered
By the L;fe-savinE patrolmen and they
notified the crew Or tne Life-Saving So
ton. After several Ruthless attempts lines
we're shot over the Elmira'< bow. The wind
was blowing . gale and the rain fell IN cor
rents. making the work of the men both On
shipboard and on shore especially difficult.
and impeding the movement ~ che line.
The rope. however. was finally pulled mp
By the barkent.ss~,s crew and the usual
questions shouted from he raft % land II
ali was rirht and tant. and II II was safe
% hang tbs life-car. While the work o. "a
juxting the car was lin progress. delayed BY
TIE recovered rope, \ Elmira swung
around side 70 the ~. slipping The rope aft
and throwing ID out Of position Those on
me shore could hear the shouts u The sail
Or and the dash u the hrsakers On the
huh. Steadily the Lfe-saving men worked
o. adjust the car. when suddenly . great
wave struck the bark~ntine md swept
over her, carrying everything with r.
When the spray cleared - The mammoth
wave recedcd Il was evident that those %
board hnf been washed into The OCEAN II
required but Z few minutes then for The sea
% break the vessel In pieces. which were
strthxn along The leach and carried over II
u the Lav. d body Of wafer some fifteen
miles In length and seven in width Moth
Ing could ~ done further BY the men on
the beach They watched the thinkers ~
they were dashed on the sands and swept
away again. Every fragment was exam.
ined in The hops that some Of The crew
could - found clinging 20 The wreckage,
hut without avail.
Alter The high tide had subsidized and the
dawn o. morning aided, The search con
tinucd and examination W made, hut
nothing cuuId ~ found % show thai there
had been any life on hoard. Saw : WON
ans dress and : Bible. everything had
been swept out 20 sea or over the beach in-
% the hay. excepting some debris lodged
among che hills. The Ice In the hay pre-.
vented any messenger from reaching the
main land and the nearest point 20 : tele-
graph cfIicc. To-day i've toits< were
washed On ne beach. evidently those II
the Inflated EImira's crr~. rnrceof those
bodies came ashore near Life-Savinx 80
tion. No ~. one u<ar Station 40. ~ and
one nsar Slaton No. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

u,1l.r . ~ R~-..l.s - o. C~sskr.s>A
Nee YsrA Esssaur.s<sD. ch.rl~s D<1-
moni>s-D<ash frsn kzrs>ss~-
INV = 81. Jan. ~
The boiy % Charles pclmcnico. Who di<-
appeared several days s<o. ~a> found IN
90 Orange Mountains ID DE wood. near
General McC1eiian's summer house .: ten
o'clock mi. morning BY t~o boy-. There
were no marks az violence. H. died from
exposure. Nothin< vas missing from tn
holy. The try> = N discovered th> body
immediately vent Tor n-<i<iAnr~ and -
turned with several residents of GRANGE
Valley. Upon fte;r arri,a Al they turned the
holy over. far a Gas lying "a the fare.
froxep stir. and Immediately rrcosnirci
The remains a. tho<cof the missing Charles
Dtlmonico- Letters found thereon e<f1i-
li<1ed the fact a. once. Nothing had been
removed from Tie toiy and 10 signs IL xin-
leucc we're apparent. The ground around
where the man Law ~a< unii<trrbed- The
first two days after Le disappeared we're
The most severe ~ the season and unless
pfimonico then obtained shelter ~ mr-,-
surely have persisted. TIE announcement
Of the finding ~ tho body produced great
excitement all over tc~is- >ortLi<41
avsnue. where ~ 4 ciy ~ns sonnd. j. about
- I&#|IM &#&|4 - mail. = 49, d "||X A|M&XAE
drr'ot Az inferxnIx alrn- rhc ax.r.ar 49,
i<6lated d~rI,,nrx sn, ~ .rx~A With ~.---I-
l.nI The n,4uuc y one III thr rr,nr,r.nl
streets 81 Orange. extending frttu The main
Cloud ara N. unx AZ fh~ vn,lex f~fwe~n
~ fr.r ma ~<coni morntaIn Theme ~
Pnxs.ic Valley. II dr. drixe ana
c~nrrallv frenuenf.i ~ those who ~
carriages and HORSES IN Orange: hut Sun
d.r- .x,,.r- xl.n rhe w~rth.r " x.rx an
~. nnr,l~r ~ frrx-l.r< ~ tIc r.,rd n ~
many
AZ General Mcclellan .y.fn rrnrs~x
~, ,rorlc i;x~ -ionr rh,- r,,t ~ Snr-E-
6~lI .xeru~ a I. fEnp~hr U~.ir.rrs.. rieIr
Irre lai 4 d.r-d iise ~ r-arbfr~ one ~
sI~ir r~~;dcnrrx frf NJ <<r~n~fh ~.r~ cr,r
h-rfore effnininr RI ohS~cr-
T'rlmcr,~o Srcl.,hlx Ala J.ru>rx 4
ATs1f fwo ctc1'rk rIrt r,<r,,r- I-Er b;~<-
RENTAL. whn worr~ ~ 4 frnmrr .r S,ren-~
vcnrf@,n. ~liir IRVINE f~cm vcrsrI,,r ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25


o. 10 lSsn funeral services Wero
hel1 Over - ~unid<ntl1ed remains a .nlns
victims q ~ Baskerville (IiL) convenf dis-
os<er.
REponr< q rich deposits q gold and
silver continue . come from ~ Isthnaa.
% Darien and ~ regions q Colombia fur
Their south
DrRNo 1858 no passenger Lost his
life O : Massachusetts, railroad through
faplf q che companies Several wers killed
Ghrough their own carele<<ne<<-
o. the night q the I2th the Boston
foreign exhibition. opened since September
& CLOSED. Il has hem . failure financially,
tAe dedrit heing estimated g $4,000. The
exhibits were turned ovcr - two customs
officers. who now have charge q the build
Ing
II = reported that : stringent anti
Chinese Law 4 4 - introduced into tho
British Columbian Parliament. which will
declare u unlawful for Chinese 20 enter
British Columbia and impose m annual
INK. % - fixed BY the House. On Chinese
over fourteen years old.
ACCORDING 70 the tenth census. the
total amount o. capital invested IN business
throughout the country = estimated at -
l---5c5,s52- OF lS5 per cent o. the estimated
wealth Of the United States. This amour:
q rcprrssr>d By 70k3s firms, Or IN average
a 81 80 % each irm.
TIE Legislature Of Iowa convened On
the 18th.
SrPrLIEs have been issued by Ad-
m;ral Courbef Tor The advance on Bac Mimi.
On she 18th the trial OF Wolf and
Bondurani Tor unlawful use Of explosives
begun a London. Eng.
DUEIxG the coming summer the Can
sda Southern Division Of The Michigan
Central Railroad Is 70 - donble.trackei
tkrouEhour-
The White Star line steamship Celtic
reached Queenstown on the ltst. having
been twenty-nine DAYS ON the passage. She
broke her shaft two days out.
Is Boston sand-bacgers. foot-pads
.ni highway robbers haze made tne .tr>-,<
unsafe lately. in spite * the ''tes, police
force on the coutincut-r
THE Produce Exchange Of Boston
wants Congress 70 pruuiuif the mpurfa'
ton from France and Germany ~ adniter-
ated wines and other articles injurious o
health.
THE sugar planters o. Louisiana have
appointed : COMMITTEES 20 attend che Cane
growerz' Convention in st. Louis. No. and
represent the importance Of opposing any
reduction Of sugar tariffs
The House Committee on Public Lands
On be 1irh heard counsel for the Southern
Paci6c Road. Who held hat Congress had
no right Or power % declare : forfeiture Of
TIE Land grant, that being . judicial pro-
cceding.
FOX 1854 the Russian budget esti-
mates . deiciency Of 3.tod.ssz roubles,
which The Government proposes q Gov
By taxes.
AT Fort Wayne, Ind. liquor dealers
forced % close their saloons On Sun iay,
have broucht suit against the proprietor q
the Fort Wayne Gazette FOR Publishing
sunday paper. and viii. Il j. said, alsc
prosecute The Street car Company.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

u<>t1 - Ne unn6nf<r - Administer ~
roi<on-
CoLrnnrs. s c. ian IA
At Prosperity. = c.. Laura Kinnard.
white. was found dead IN her father
house January 8 shehad apparently bern
sitting in front of che IRE place and had
fallen forward On her face into The fire.
Her arms were burned nearly On md her
face charrcd beyond recognition A. soon
= Il wa< known ~ the community her
friends and relatives went - perform tn
last rites. hut the father refused them ~
mission a. the rooms and would allow no
one 70 enter. The Coroner was driven on
BY him on Saturday. but aitervnrd return
"a and forced his way into the room AMI
held the inquest Her fncher refu@<s ~ ~.
Low her remains 10 ke inferred. At the in
quest kinnari admitted mat b. had given
his daughter some medicine TIE dry before.
but refused % tell the jury what IL
wa< IN the presence II the physicians whn
had been attending a. the inquest After
the physicians : retired ~ said Il was
IN infusion of baybcry. ~k1ii-cnp and ~
der. This creafed : sa@picscn In rhe minds
o. The jury. md they tai thc stomach
taken out ard sent 20 Charleston f0r nraiy-
si@. The Father bears : rather rad rrpu-
tation IN \ community - root doctor
and among the Negroes a : ~cnniurcr-r
H. now permits negroes - enter the roou
where the corpse lies. hut strictly refuses
white people admission Laura was Kin
naEi's only child. md ~hr ~a< expected ~
come IN possession ~ . large sum of money
shortiy, hence foul play = suspected
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

r44t<<U HUtAusuk@ 4F<<rH<< - ~ EAIIF<< -
nois-Loss Estimated - e5s.ooo-
HxxxInxr- No. Ian. a.
The business portion ~ Naples Scott
County. IN. ! toun % 10 inhat<tnntS, wns
almost cntirely destroyed BY irs early
yesterday morning. The are originated In
the Storeroom % W. H. Green & Ca. frpm
: defective nnc. When the alarm wss Civ
en The flames were beyond control. and n0t
N article il the building was saved m
flames spread rapidly. both north AMI
south, IN . row Of sixteen buildings. and Ia
three hours, time AL were consumed a
still breeze. added 90 the fact that the citi-
kens possessed no means of kuccer<sfuiiy
comhaft ln< with enc fiery element. gave
the flames full sway. TIE Ices AMI in<ur-
ance Il distributed - follows: - r. Marsh,
drugs. loss <3y<4s insurance. <-.tt)u. John
Harrcr. groceries. los <1.cvO: insurance..
<1.100. He. JenFord<. brjrk building. loss -
on; insurance. <iy5Op. Sarah Turner, Spaner
HOUSE. los Il .OyD- insurance. <fD0- Henry
Abbotf. three stores and stock. los 100,
no Insurance.. Avery = Berry. vacant
store and Chapman House. loss <1.yO; mo
Insurance. George Abrams. store and
stock. furniture ssore. etc. los <I.j0. in
surancc. <4O0. W. n. Grecn a Co General
store. loss 5000: insurance. St.bF. Hyxcn-
ger a Graham. general merchandise. store
and stock. lo<< q 90: insurance.. $500.
Frank QnintAi. tllrce etrre-rv0m<- milf
merry. bost< and SHOES. harness. &C., los
>C.tpy: light Insurance n. a ~ kunn< -
Son. Iuns5er and grain dealers. loss <1yJO0s
insurance, So Total los. $4,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

49,
PANS. Jan. n
Regarding tho retaliation proposed IN
Washington against the prohibited inn
port.tion " France and Germany q
American pork. La Fran<s publishes :
most sensible and f~orcicle leader. written
By the distinguished economist. A. simon
in. protesting against the present policy ot
prohibition. and clearly demonstrating
that Francs will b The greatest sufferer.
n Simonin writes: 'The bill q n. Bert =
: most absurd ana mo<- dangerous meas
urc. The Official returns show that che
value Of the imports ef pork fell il the last
year from 5o.voo.oos RI . 10000 francs,
subjecfing the ports o. Havre, bordeaux
and Marseille< 70 : h<< 81 q least that
amount 81 trade. and depriving the poorer
classes Of cheap and nourishing food. The
members Of throughout France.
ne Academy Of Medicine and the Council
Of Public Health have protested n rain
against the action Of the Government
The war against American pork Was begun
and continued In the interest u : ring q
p-rotectionists, pcrk-packers and rai>ers g
Nantes. Who wanr 20 monopoiixe the ham
market themselves NOE. II II high time
TIE French people should open th<ir eyes
% the danger which j. now mcnaced "
American rrprisals- m reports o. the
American Consnls N their Government.
have directed afte - the alleged adnl-
f~crafion o. French wines The analysis ~
the munipnl laboratories o. Paris lend color
u this charge. and perhaps give cause fcr
tie action II the American Congress- II
tie United States re<fric< Or prohibit the
importation Of French wines another
enormous loss will b. inflicted On wrench
commcrce and this q the very moment
when our economic disturbances and dimin-
i<ninx exports are the greatest In the
event II such prohibition Ss,lcu,pOo francs
viii b. lost. thus making . total Of nearly
10. Do0.pp francs. and thus paying dearly
for this protection q = few Pcrk-packers q
Eantes-r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

ooxonDs1oxAL PDOcEEDENoA
y - ssns1s e - ~ : resclusioa
1ckin< q lcrislnrion - prCgrc< our Interests
eEnInsrE o<ernnenes thn< pFc1zblr lupor1aricn
q A..ev,c.n 1900 - - over. = r>cln-
S ss $3.50 - 1921 49, IS 1870; c H.sf e I.
- <ou<h- Conre1ernclcn % - n<w rules
- rosrnel = ~ Ho19e ecxcral -
S,..,ee. $50 e1epee1 ~ . vis. - pre.ss.
~ ...pplnr IN Afser discnss'oa - Nissls-
y<pp[ liver Conni..aoa report - rcfeue1s -
Henn<Pl1 Csnsl nesssre vent % % ConnlI,
- q Railways 80 Canalk
n - Scnnre. q - 10Th. : bu was in
tro1occd - eG-abiish : rorral trlcErnph under
- n4na<cncnf a. : fourth assistant Po<e-
U1E<<r.Cen1r1L To Yello~<<one Park COT
r~espc11c1ce rc1.<.ns % lrs@es va< reccivcd
va> e1opced cs'lInF for inforns<icn rersri-
M <1e terms ~ <r<xItc ~ eol1ier< n tie lxre
v.r ard .nounts of e-ounl5es psId. Nunerons
a S<s u' R:' ess .es - f,, tss nos: 2.
ere<oiu<1o1 - re[<rr<1 calling f1r inlorn1r
tion re<.r1in< -underv1lns-ion and fslse -
rs r-;errs1 for &c i.@-sis; 3o sspresr, ss' q
o. <Il1@4NUI Ter thc Miz<ie<ipp1. ne commit
- inxt<r!<n<lnE expenditures A 10 Depart-
psrso.s ! csper. Ane-o'assea i6dsslrin< =
p - <ys-eno q i<suing ko'ds nisliver certln-
In he Senate. On the 1lth. he Joint 40
lnrion % ap-proprore s1.QR0vfor the Mss
e1Tpf w1s nren1e1 - - % rive Il tie form a
: Ill and p.<ecd- A I'm ~ in~rrn~1ucct -
propr!ariag tl401oo for : Narioaal College o.
kcirs a tSe jesss~tfs ere.: q es:sb;1.S
poz<1l Swings 11nkk he resolution of H.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

WHILE returning q his home ths
niEht q ths 10Th George Ashha. ~ Dslpbi,
Id. - go = ~ head and d.nrxrou.ly
wounded ~ rcme person unknown
o. - 18Th t~hiry-scven coal f1axs
were s~ept from their noorinxs q Pitt--
bur1k- r., end Carried do~1 ne river uifh
nore than Iocoo9 tu<hels ~ col About
half we're recovered
o. ths lsth she sunday express q
- EocLe<ser = Piftsburxh Hold xa.
urecked 49, Warsaw. n. ". 81 ! -
plscsd s~js~h. : sevsral passenger wsrs
1stEe4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-24
WtnnNota.

- Oas l1nionsO Depot In ct. YauI
brannte nieber. S9aben 5000, 900 0erf.
$4,000. 90 bies bas einsise Depot in
Der Stabt war, baben &eiienbe sroBe I'm
bequemli9teiten gu ertrasen. gs wurben
piele Gidets aus Der Office seiteblen, bas
Der bic GiienbabnsS eamten benz reis
ienben 9ublifum anratben, nur pon ibren
Gsenten &eiiebiQete gu t~aufen.
= Sn Winneapolis fubr elm glit
in bas goliieum, wdbrenb Gbeo6or Gbomaq
barin Elm &inbertonsert CAB. Gin fur9t.
barer S6reden befiel bic Sinber; abe,
Sbeobor Gbomus lieB, ais sr ii6 iberseusi
bate, baB feine @efabr iei, bas Sr6eItel
rubis weiter ipieIen, 10 baB bic Qufresune
ii9 le9te unb niemanb gu S9aben famt
glide Srauem iebp3 fieIen in Sbnma9t.
gu 81. g Saul iinb an IA. Stunt in be,
Z. StraBe adt Solsbauier unb cine Gin:
Sabl S9uppen absebrannt. S9aben 90:
600 Dollars. 0erii3erlns 1000 Dollars
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-24
Nontana.

= slls am g.. Sum- Na6mittas bas Ser
m 8oot bel Gbompion SAILS iiber ben
SluB fubr, rib bas Gau, unb bas goot
~itirSte iibsr bic Saue, in cine Giefe BON
800 garbs binab. gs famen babel IL
8eriOnen, bic ii9 auf benz @ese mad ben
Geour O'9llene Minen befanben, iowie Is
nit 3ebensmitteln fir eagle Gitp belabene
@ferbe UNI. Die StrDmlng par iebr
beftis. Oils bas Sau rib, ipran9er Iammts
li9e gafasiere, nit gnsnabme BON srpeien
iiber gOrb, unb bemiibten ii9 per9ebli9
bur6 Sdwimmen bas rfer gu errei6en,
wurben jebo9 iiber bic SdQe binabse,o9en.
0as goOt war6 IN elmer flrsen Gntfers
nun9 unterbalb Der Sale, mo es ii6 9e9en
bic Seltnap Bride tlemmte, pieber ii9ts
bar. Die beiben 8aiiaStere. bic ii9 nod
INNER, an benz Boot fe%itgetlammsrt biels
ten, wurben 9erettet. 3wei Mdnner, ipels
DIE pom nfer ber, nit einem &Gbn berbeis
tamen, periu9ten bic, pel9e iiber gorb
9%eIprin9en waren, gu retten, aber aud fe
wuroea bel bieiem Geriu9 binab in bic
Siefe seriiien, 70 buB in 9llem IL 8erios
nen BEL Dem llnfaa ibr Qeben ~einbiBten.
Die Namen berielben iinb nod ni9t be-
tannt. 9ie idmmtli9en, oben erpabnten
GranspOrtpferbe, iinO ole ertrunten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-24

&antaS.

- giner Der semeinffen &erle 1T Elm
sewiher Samtlton In Sopeta In 8ans
Jas. Seine Srau erfantte idmer unb ct
perlteB iie, na9bem ct uorber ben seiamms
ten 9ausratb, bas gett einsei9loiien, in
wel9em bic Srau lag, pertauft bate, obne
ibr einen Gent o Dem Cribs gu sebeu.
= gu % id ii a in &anias bate Bis jett
nod Der gierbrauer @iesanb Der grpbis
bition uiberitanben. Sest aber wirb benz
u&anias StaatsanSeiser" semelbst: vSn
Der n~eueiten @eri9tsfisuns wurbe aud llns
fer Brauer @iesanb perurtbeilt unb srpar
In iol9 ld9erli9er @eiis, baB Sober uns
pilfirli9 ben Munb persieben mub. gr
wurbe um 800 unb bic @eri9tsfos
iten s~eitraft, babel purbe ibm bod pon
&i9ter Sluss erlaubt, In ben na9iten
IA Gasen ietnen 8ieruorratb aussuperfaus
fen; baseSen muB er $1,000 giirsi9aft
~itelen, in ben nd9ften swei Sabren ni1ts
gu fabri3iren. Oas beiBt iett nabesu Mats
that am Qetten, benn @iesanb's &6umli9s
feiten waren in Der sesenwdrtisen 3eit mod
bic ein5isen, mo man einen 9uten Erppfen
@eriteniaft erbalten fonnte.
- Der perOffentlidte Genius pon q B t.
lene sibt cine gepOlteruns, pon 1000
rpel9es elmer 3unabme BON 900 felt les=
tenn Sabr 9lei9tommt. 9ie gepSlteruns
BON 0idiniOn County 1T 10000. 9ieies
lift cine 3unabme BON 1000. = Oie SeIbs
fri9te fteben ausgeSei9net unb bic Sarmer
boffen auf cine quite @eisenernte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-24
8el8ten.

- Oie unter benz S9use bes &Sniss
Der gelsier itebenbe Mntwerpener
Weltausite0uns miro am 3. Mtai 1885 ers
Offnet perben unb bis gum anfans Otto
Der bauern. sic umfaBt ale inbuitrisllen
Gr%ssusnife, welde gum Sanbelsusrtebr
geranlaHuns seben, iopie ale @esens
itdnbe unb @erfSeuse, bic irsen beine sSnz
tereiie fir bic S6ifiabrt bieten. 0as gros
sramm umfabt flint sroBe 9lbtbeilunsen:
llnterri9tsweien, freie &iinite unb &units
sewerbe; Snbuitrie; Seeweien unb Sans
bel, Sii6erei uno 5ii35u6t; @leftricidt ;
older unb @artenbau. Wfit ber. @eltauSs
itelluns fol- cine auslteQuns pom 6unit.
perfen uerbunben werben, gu wel9er Die
&iinitler aler 2dnber einselaben iinb. 9er
!3ped Der 9lusitelluns lit, ben internatio.
nalen Waarenaustaui9 gu besiinitisen unh
gu entpideln. 0ie @usiteauns wirb in
Der Neuita6t erri9tet unb nimmt einen
Sladenraum uon "a acres elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-24
Safota.

- Sn 50 in 9atota iini
in ber Na9t pom 10. auf ben IA. Sun
cine ansabl Sduier, barunter Spei older
9eratbbanblunsen unb spei S9anfpirtb
f9aften bur9 cine Seuersbrunit serlt6r
pOrben. Sduben 81 1000, gerf9erun!
$1,000.
- Der gun6ssri6ter gnserton Fat bi
&nfluse se9en ben @ouuerneur Srbwal
nieber9ei6lusen, unb Srpar auf @uinb bes
pon Der 0ertbeibi9un9 erbobenen ginpant
bes, baB cine @ranS Surp einen @ouper:
neiIer ni@t pesen belen 9lmtsbanbIunser
snr Terantwortnns 5ieben fam,
-Sismard pirb alio ni6t BIZ
Sauptitabt bes Serritoriums bleiben, benn
Die Supreme Court bes Gerritoriums bal
bic biesbeSisli6e @nti6eibuns bes @eri6ts
unterer SnitanS umseitoBsn. ga sesen
bieie gnti9eioung an bic Ser. Staaten
Supreme @ourt appelirt wer6en wirb,
biirfte bic IerIegun9 Der 5auptitabt auf
mebrere Sabre binaussei9oben werben.
= Siinf 6inber in 0atota tamen bieier
Gage aus einem Cirrus, NO iie bas 6units
jtif seieben batten, wie elm @trobat auf
elmer roIlenben Rusel auf elmer seneistsn
gbene nieberities. 0as MOLTEN ie na9s
@n elmer %abbansisen Stele bes
lag elm Saumitamm, auf ben iesten
file fd unb bradten ibp ms Stolen. Nas