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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-10
L. O. O. #.

Fidelity Lodge, ID. of r. will meet on Mon
day evening.
S. p. Daniels, of Philoxenian, is lying quite
sick'at his residence, on South New Jersey
street.
Friday night, and next Friday will confer the
iniatory.
Any lodge desiring to purchase secondhand
outfit. can learn particulars application to the
Grand Instructor.
sively observed in this State than any ami
versary for several years past
Indianapolis Lodge on Friday night initiated
one, conferred the first degree or one, and the
second degree on two, with one application re-
ceived and referred.
The Odd-fellows' Mutual Aid Association has
paid the widow of r. w. Phillips of Union,
So, 500 and the heirs of Magnus Kreisle, of Tell
City the same amount.
The grand instructor, accompanied by the
grand treasurer T. p Haughey will visit Carmel
Lodge on Tuesday night and hold school of
instruction in the secret and ritualistic work.
The Odd-fellows Hall at Vincennes was dam
aged by fire on Monday to the extent of Sc, 900.
There seems to be a fatality among Odd fellows
lodges During the winter some ten or twelve
lodge rooms have been destroyed by fire.
The officers of Olive Branch Lodge, d. of r.,
in anticipation of severe criticism of the work
on the 10Th, are rehearsing weekly in addition to
work in the lodge meetings. Next Thursday
afternoon will be the final drill and every officer
should be present.
Corinthian Lodge is enjoying quite boom.
On Friday night one candidate was initiated,
and the second degree conferred on two others.
The new costumes have arrived and the degree
staff will at once commence rehearsals, in prep
aration for the work before the representatives
to the Grand Lodge, and possible visit to Chi
cago, in June.
Next week the Grand Lodge will meet Ar
rangements have been made with the railroads,
by the grand secretary, for reduced rates e The
Grand Eneampment will hold special session
Tuesday night, when the exemplifcation of the
three degrees will take place. the degree staff OF
Metropolitan Encampment officiating. Tuesday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock the convention of Rebekah
lodges will be called to order by Grand Master
Wildman. Large numbers of orders for tickets
have been sent out which indicates an increased
attendance. Distinguished members of the
order from surrounding States are expected.
The excellent work done by the degree staff
of Metropolitan Encampment in comforting the
patriarchal degree, last Monday night shows
great improvement. 0. S. Miller, IS G. Pc e.
zimmerman. as S. W.; 7. j. Water II. p;
John Reynolds, as j. W.; Frank NJ Quiddy as
guide Joseph bingham and William Johnson as
guards of the tent; F. F. Reynolds G. F. Meyer,
r. l.. Reynolds and Albert Loves. as watches,
and A. Leedy as sentinel, filled the various posi-
lions mentioned, in manner seldom equaled.
Tomorrow night q called meeting will be held.
when the golden rule and royal purple degrees
will be conferred. The work is a vast improve
ment over any other done in this city, and should
be seen by all whose privileges permit them to
Go SO.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-10

In additional paragraphs of answer to the suit
on his bond, Samuel Hanway claims set-off for
$50, 600, and his sure.ies also enter defense to
the suit for similar reasons. Hanway alleges
that he made settlement. which was accepted
and approved, and on which he was discharged
This is on record in the Commissioners Court
By reason of the failure of his successor to quail
ify, his term Of Office was heightened two weeks,
fsereby increasing and continuing his liabilities
Hanway claims that $4,000 Of the claim against
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-10

A few days ago, A. J. Hauhs. or August
Gushe, as his name appears upon his
marriage license, was married to a widow
Mrs Sophia Winder, living on Blake street
Yesterday the wife complained to the au-
thorities that her husband had left her.
admitting before his abandonment that he had .
wife and child in Germany The information Of
his dual relation was given the wife by the sister
conduct he replied that he thought it was all
right Shortly afterwards he disappeared, and
has not been heard of since. The honeymoon
lasted just two days.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-10

nothing outside OF that favored cline asked
him to bring me lump, expecting to get twenty
five or thirty pounds. When he brought 1t the
piece weighed about six pounds. He
laid it down with an appearance d
great satisfaction. Look at that, Cap'n, isn't
that monsous hunk o. taIler7 Now.
Cap'n, praps you won't b'ieve me; it's mos too
much to ask anybody to blicve. but i got mos
all that taller out'n one steer
when told him. mildly ms possible. that up
North one animal would furnish as much tallow
as the entire Florida steer would weigh, he gave
a long whistle, and said Now, Cap'n, yozl
know that's Yankee yarns
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-10
SECRET SOCIETY NEWS.
Items Of Interest to Members of Praternities
-MasOns and 0dd-Fellows.

Masonic.
Raper Commandery meets every Friday even
ing for drill
Raper Comrnandery No. /, K. T., will hold a
business meeting on Tuesday evening.
Keystone Chapter. No. 6. r. A. NJ, will work
the Royal Arch degree on Tuesday evening
Capital City Lodge. No. 312, F. and A. NJ,
will work the Fellowcraft degree on Tuesday
evening.
Queen Esther Chapter, No 3, o. E. S., will
confer the degrees on Friday evening. Terre
Haute Chapter will be present.
Mystic Tie Lodge No 1913, f. and A. NJ, will
meet for business tomorrow evening, after
which school for instruction will be held.
D On Wednesday evening. Indianapolis Chapter
Of Rose Croix will work the TO and l6o, and on
Thursday evening the annual election of officers
of this body will occur
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-10

w. II. English has purchased all the interests
of the Hotel English from Fl. Il. Tinker, the
assignee of H. FL. jackson, late proprietor of the
hotel. MFR. English says that he will appoint
frst-class manager to run the hotel, and that the
service throughout will be entirely new
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-10

Among the elegant donations made by gen.
ereus citizens to tae St Vincent's fair is that
an upright piano, valued at S45O. Mr.. Emil
Wulschner and his wife are the donors Exam
pies of such liberality are not often furnished,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-10

Col. George Minor, of Cincinnati, will address
the steam users and engineers of this city, a
wrieht's Block, on Wednesday evening. Mx
l3 at 7:3O o'clock. Subject 'The Steam Use
and Engineer" All are cordially invited to d
tend
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-10

visors, the people and even the police made way
for him, and to day the Lotta fountain bears the
color of blood red
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-10

him was composed Of notes delivered to him by
his predecessor, and which remained ,uncollected
at the expiration Of his term of Office
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-10

arranged for the sacred concert to be given as
Msennerchor Hall, this evening, by the City
Band:
Grand March Coronation" --------.-..- -Meyerbess
Overture Martha" -------..-.~-----....-F1o tow
Clarinet Solo-'Air varie' ...---........-.--Moh x
Mr.. H. Shoemaker.
Waltz-"Leipziger Lerchen". ..-.......-.-... Gung7
Potpourri-'sA Joke" .Kesler
Duett from ''Strobat Mater" -Rossini
Misses Lolita Adams and Laura Ksssling
Fantastic The forge in the Forest" -Michaeis
The Warriors Oath and Prayer -Mo6hring
Mr.. A. Bennerscheidt and Mannerchor.
Overture" Maritana" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wallaoe
Cornet Solo Whirlwind" Levy
observation-disclosures of Normandy" .Planquetts
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-10


What are to be done with the three spots of
green and gravel we call our parks this SUMMER
few dollars judiciously expended in Military
Park would do great good. The same NAV
be said of University Park, but not of
the Circle, where the walks have broadened
until there is less grass than hard trodden YER
dureless ground in them. Something ought to
be done to keep pedestrians within bounds in
strayiag through the Circle II this isn't done.
the whole park, before the summer is over, will
be as naked as ward school play ground.
Speaking of parks the University Park side
walks have been appropriated by bicyclers as
racescourse. and little children, elderly, and
blind people who are at all particular as to the
preservation CT their lives and limbs will be COM
PEELED to seek their recreation elsewhere.
The announcement yesterday that August NJ
KUHN had been nominated custom house officer
at this point, created considerable comment. mar.
ticularly in German circles 'sVas list das9r said
one Teutonic leader. ''Owgoost Kuhn NIT Gin
office! Bonner und bitten. he is only a Demo
crat since yesterday alretty4 lie is vat you calf
Ach, ia, das ist es. He is elm mickwaumpn
~
Capt. Aaron L. Hunt who has an orange
grove in Florida, was talking tho other day about
the cattle of the peninsula. "They are very
small and very lean said the captain. Some
time ago when was there wanted some tallow
for my saw mill Boyles was the
name of my butcher, q regular Cracker
knew nothing outside Of Florida, believed in
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-29
Confirmation Of Assessment for OPENING Widening and Extension Of St An
thOly Avenue.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD oF PUBLIC WORKS, I
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 81, 1885.

0F ST OF ST Hf p R9AH R 2H rg 1as EoTH ISIS
ss esss Ssnset ~ s:Ps $ s$
It 6 % a nasns % SS CT 6as SAID assess
m gP viii viii confirmed y said Board $3.50 . n
inc property
Supposed description Benefits Damage Balance
35 19fa s ps6s & it, HSsh
sane Sad p s taken for F n AsGR Paul except 5000
s3 % as9s AshsS &1gsas F a to 50 90 $4,000
P @ nhns s asu F9T A% %Hs 5000 $3.50 $3.50
s The 81s ADDITION f % p Rsfnss sg s9
asta@s block b: $500 $4,000
So5 ss '% Ri'"f hn'So Of &
Bsss5. 1fsss S5 % y sss ,@:ss
s sHsSs 3 ADDITION fnH HaS s9's1Gp
Sssgs ssal i s SAM sSss is 55 T. iii s; $3.50
S4 dd h on o p in @ Ea @9ss
S'% sa9 81 5 s4 s 9 R Int St s aSS of 1'saas
areve al An that part Of lot block Fuller. A
@ Of Paul aud paS With G 6a5h f"e said SsF9
sa e 3 & %t 6j Fa aRs@ss ADDITION Faie. $50 Sc" 90
'0a H %tf a that ga5 Ss5 Ees as
fas59o5th and parable IN o ss1Tu
@ 5 1 f s HASH T aHs5n $4,000
and g Pa IF e n so "sB line 5 s Ss f 1sa aao
% Il % 900,
5a1 SON. Of e
f nos AID S B a soaf h ine 5 t FG
$. 4 4ss. s5s2 45:5S55 aSs951 $3.50
Paul. na & 15nsd6na aS snd TO $500 $50
% H Hs Of hnbn So &vaaae FaS 1 A S r
sr5s r
g f S. A5aRP i to s6 Paul except s ''
S Paul. H S S ho 9t v:au eSs Asn to St sc $50
%
VIM enorth27 t of lot 6 block RondosA
e. 51i5 6 a5s5;7% $3.50
.. ?S H$ IS :3 g 4Ssas; w $3.50
Paul lime n ST. h9tSo 1 vsnus f aSH St 50 s s
Paul T &Hda vsu s A y or1r 50 $500 $500
PAUL. H Hn barn St. Ah su h2%S A to St. 50 500 $50
SAME Ss 9 168 s 2 F8aSS o afa8" St Paul $500 $50
Thomas Thorn Sex pe 4R 4 ss 5s s s 4es9' add
@ S r1
Paul in @ Snfhony ATe1n f 500 500
S F d so8ss os GPGS AsS" S St $3.50
in 90
S Zine hH vsHS 4 SnSysd Paul ss ss
c@hps p 5Re n% % feet Of k 0G a 1ondO Add smw
S 4 o s1t oa8s addition to except part $500 $40
in hnthony Ut 500 500 Co
sa For nid4 4 aas nS4S9s s 4SS4 Paul 500 $50
S, 5f5$a r s%:;Ss 90. $500
9 s 3ss$ s5sss $3.50
re t + OF o Mining dnion ito
Paul ::.:.......: COZ
> 3 o
ST. venue.
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aNM
s. s. niger ton to Il Paul on
A d nouh ftoflo hock .Ninnger sAdd
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o lie L of 10 ock S Nningers
9 addition St Paul ls5w
s., in9ers Paul. 90
Avenue.
9 S n Sd Rsn s 9as 1 scr PAUL Ha M
anthony avenue: .;.:;.-.. W)
ST. Avenue 90
A t o 10 ock ningersA
for St Anthem Avenue. $3.50
g. s. Paul except O
henoth27 feeof lot Z blocks innger
5$; ,5s:s e: s s5;5a SCI, $3.50
a ahin Then 2 feto of lot blocks
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-29
EDITION to St. Paul.

Benefits Damages Balance
n w Khtn pa OF w : o. of setio 81, town
ia o nnesot Thai art ( O ito town29
? 81 St.
n Exec FEsenme nger Seconds iton to
3 4 81,
N ST.
Same The E5aces OF tina tot theE 15ofSW of
range q, o the Pau and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-29
Benefits. Damages. Balance


% Far P fence S9 iat15IS 9 S s"I sa 4sa9a
SAN
addition a is s 1s as 70; ST a1 IL Set
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snI 5n S9 St. Tss on line IF s' S Mn4s As
Same S 1 G ns ST 21s6ns S4gsu Sn ss
4Saa SsF FSa s a ofst &o ny & s Masss
S % Fer agE Ens 9s Of 2da has8Gg f h $500 $500
SrG s F Fss si S Of G Hsss f"Psss: ase s
se du For s pss Tsn a wi fs q As On aa s
Peter %sh Mss5s F 4as n qs ' lot gss Sn
part axe &c S A6hOny e~ 10 st Paul except 5000 SO" "
Srf Paul. 5F i2Ss % S 2aspSe fa addition $50 $50
1 Paul. For fS 9 2h S s1easa S99sS 6 ia $500 s..
Sans raa s noS ~ lSsaa "sa addition $500 $500 81
Sans Ear nas of % fs9a s 1;, % # 4a &sS %
sf 8sie @ ss s Aa Sfs As A.:na: 5000 $500
Sp Paul drive or s a hot 1$ " Gsss s Aseen s
SA
H asa soasssn Paul The Raa e s s9sl SsnF $500, 81
pai @ Anthony edition " Paul snO SO"
sf PAUL aoa A not o x5s s Addition to $3.50 SIS.
sq& s S A hot block A5 SniP AanqS sc
estrn by 80 $40 90 Iq
Sans SS TS s Gn ep f3 edition 5000 $500 $500 @
sq PS@ sosS ss nb 6Sk E@nfF aSsaR
same . drive % Gla aa' G's sssa aasP %
moved 50 90 $40 90
sr sr FIR ten a ss e a lit s Avenue SR a assasn %
$50 sat
e. Is: Is s.; i 55 :.5 $
Mary nsa F Fa taken s Ss;o %os S
S Pa a 2A 4aI Sapg G addition to $. Paul r. $50 5000
Barrett aaa Hss north s. e Paul the T os l %sSs Se
'f paul S5 s s 5 S s. ir a5 5@a5oa $500 SIS"
s ss i Esf aso Paul taken }ess As
81: 49,: Is: .i.:s; $500 8
s1i sSs h pause in Ts of Sh a SRnffs as
a.
Sans S @s niha A S f H5s5 9 H 50 90 $500 $50:
Sans 8s, Es r S & sn9aa & a SPsss @Sa
as s F Es o E H fi assp sfa vi
as F Ss % OF S 2a gsss sP sss s 4
aHn ts The Fs f5s s; 2s Sneg Addition r
Pai @ Fl 0 Ahg addition Paul except $50 $50 @
A9 Sd sr2 P Thf n Fa @ S Aa Il
part axe G H @ 70 81 @ except $50 $" sa
Paul Eo s an aS 21 S Eaa $500 $500 81
%s p gE h S GP lot s @oe h Snl s AsS s
sans Paul Fir f Tga an S Hsss S sas5 satan r
la
as Ts " S1 sGes 5 HRs rany Avenue $500 $500
Sans Ssf 5 8 On d 27saa Tgs edition $500 $500
Sans s inc Est On aha S G79aa saF sa assH
SoW SOC
a 81 a % 5s9s "a a5 2asa G sss A
Dsa Hs's9an ra The Hsa @ s G S SpaseS: $4,000,
Pait 9Ss Pau" except $4,000 $" F.
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gS1 Tss HS sl nj Of Gad s5 s Fu rs ss @
nmgers
5
In
o Same lot ,blokI texcptv Virginia
Ave
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n n Avenue
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o Niningr
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Ma
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-29
Gem Addition to St. Paul.
supposed owner and Dissertation,

Ewing & Chute's Addition to St. Paul.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-18
ceHerreiG.

- Die Eegieruug bat bel6loiien umee
ritdniide Weinreben III 9ro6em Mubitube
einSuiibren, ba fribere 8eriude nit iol6tu
fi9 iebr erfolerei6 e~rpieieu baben IN man
ben groBsn S6aben, ben bic 6eb,auS Ia
bielsm yauoe anri6tet, benz umltnoe 3u.
i6reibt, CaB Die 0lterrei9iiden &soeu ntbt
fraIt'g 9enug lino.
Mus Ropreinit (groatten) i6reibt
man pom II. . DP.: gu NnfGu9 Oieier
@Ode usrfing iid bic Sab zines 8auerS
aug Dem nnben 0otfe eepopino uuf oer
Bsioe nit Der Riaue an sinem aui oem 30
oen liegsnoen Sdetben Die Diriin eilt
bin,u, nm oas CHER uou oemlelben al be
freien, uno finoet, oaB Der &derbeu Il zen
Sbeil zines iroeneu @sfdRts biloet. Dos bis
gum Ganoe nit @olnmiinisu gefiut 1T.
SIN eriteu irsuoigrn 5dred liner hen IN:
%perboiiten ,SuuD remit oGs Dfdbhen ms
0orf, Inn ouer NeIt oos olit d. Srei0,
mig III UertiiaDen Omoatbn It 0mten
ole BGueru l6dars mellt mur csu 6anoo.t,
uuo bdlo moren ole 0uedtrn IN ib,eu ne'
ten Gaiden perldpuno,n Nuh belld Fl
ger Sddeum9 pIun "a nem ISetoSt mlu
oeltens tauleno Sthd @ol mil, Sen eutbdI.
ten, oenn elm eiuSig,r Bauer pe, toufte rnno
bunoeri Stld an emcn Rau mann, nab
reno cine S6uerin bemi iben 3I5 z lid cum
Rauie anbct. Die Wiiiu,e II nm Al,
meiit Gus Der .3eit hes 6oHiss Matbias
Gorpinus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-18
S6mets.

= tleber ben tunitgemerbliden llnterri1t
in Der S9me!, i1reibt elm bortiser GORE
fponoent II. d.: .Sm 8~oroersrunb fiebt
Jest aud iiberau Der tunit9emetbl9e unters
ridt, namentli1 felt Der Bunb bierfiir cine
idbrli9s Subusntion bon $50 900 5r.
ESQ, ooO) semdbrt bat. 3unddit ioa Der
3si9enunterridt in ben Yripatldulen in
umfaiienoer Wsiie seboben woroen, bann
aber mill man idon beitebenbe Sanowers
fers unb &uniidulen untei itisen unb neue
Qebrmerfitdtten i9affsn. Nidt oas Winen,
ionbern oas &Sunen loQ iiberal in ben
Voroer9runo treten. Vleibt bas Willsn.
i'm 0oroersrunb, bann betommeu mir wis
beim 8auaewerbe msbr ssidnenoe uno bic
Mufiidt fibrenoe &rdfte, oils pirflide
Waurer uno Simmerleute, bic mir iest
idon aus 3dnoern tommeu lai len, wo bic
S9ulen nidt 10 gut limb, wie in Der
Sduei,. Gs lit sewiB wi6tig, baB elm
iunse Wann weiB, wie man etn Gid sei9:
net aber wenn CT ni9t orbentIi9 ld9en,
bobeln unb Ieimen tann, 70 eutitebt fein
Orbentli9er Gid.
- unfer uber aleS Srpdrfen GROCER
8etbeilisuns bat am 10. SuIi in Bern
oas eiosenOiiide S9ieenfeit b%eGonusu.
Inter ben Sbeilnebmern befunb ii9 uu9
Der @eianbte in 8aibinston, 6err 5rep,
Der am g. Gage Die baieuanoilde SABINE
iibersab.
= Oas Sotel &otbborn bel Sriens,
bas idon lett Sabren leer ltlno, lit uieoer:
9%ebrannt.
= Die Obifernte I'M &anton @snf uirb
porausii9tli6 cine duserit reids meroen.
Was ben Stanb Der Heben betrifft, 10 mar
berlelbe ieit Is Sabren nl9t mebr 10 gin.
Zig, wie beuer.
= Die Wittpe &appolo In Yitlp.
Waabt, bat 1874, 900 6rs. gu moblrbdtls
gen 3psfen ansewieien. na6oem iie lestes
Sabr i9on einen gu gleiben 3uefen be:
itimmten 6onbs bon IL, 900 6rs. %gsitiitet
bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-18
Der Sdnfers Ginftmrs tn &0lm.

lleber ben tele9rapbii9 fur, 9eme!beten
6duiereiniturs su &oln beri6tet bic v&6l
nii9e 3ts" in ibrer abenb, aussube pom
"a. Suli.
Gin ~srauenuoues llnslid ereisnete iib
beute auf benz 6ol,marfte. @esen 125
ubr ~itiir3ten bort plOsli9 bic beioen. pon
Sablrsiden Samilien bsuonten lSduier No.
rs u. II. suiammen. Na9 p%eni9en Wfinu,
ten erblifte man muir nod einen wiiiteu
Griimmerbaufen, eingebiut IN cine bi9te
Staubmolte. Sofort eilten Yoriiber.
sebenbe unb Nadbarn benz GriimmerfeIbe
,u. nm iiber ncd wantenbe Balten uno sers
f9metterte 0a9reite ben 8eridittetsn Sils
fe 3u leiften.
.Webrere 6rauen unb 6inber wurben
slei9 serettet. SnSmiidsn mar audi unie.
re trsihide 6euerrpebr sur SteQe uno be
gam II bic ipitematii9en &~ettunssarbsis
ten, bic, iopeit li6 ioI6es in oieiem @us
senblif beurtbeilen ldBt, auBeroroentli6
i9wieris unb sefdbrlib iinb. Nie srcb
bic 4nSabl Der uuter ben Eriimmern 8cs
srabenen 1T, fOnnte bis iett nod ni9t ieit;
ssitslt werosn. Die ein9eitiirSten 6duier
iino bic Wirtbi9aften bon Volgen unb Mou.
Bis l tlbr waren 3 t6btIi6 Yerlebte, 5
Sdweruerleete beruor9ssooen. Die I'm.
gliidliden iinb gum Gbeil fiirbterli9 per,
ftiimmelt. Gs wobnten nn9efdbr l6 6a.
milieu, Suiammen etpa 60 Yerionen, in Der
lln9lIdSltdtte, pom benen ilur 5 bis 6
fiii6ten tonnnten. @5ie bic freiwiQige uno
Seruispebr iino aud bic 4ionier aIarmirt
wOroen. Ole 8erwiitung 1T entiebLi9.
Sin Commando Ger Biouiere trui nm !
tlbr nod elm. 6~Ortpd9renb per6en Seute
bernusqebolt, t5eiIS mebr oOer minSer uer
Ieet. BIS ? uhr iino - Geripunoste ins
0oIpitaI ge5radt poroen. had uno mad
wuroen bis 20 Minutsn Dor 2 ll6r, 80
perionen be~tousgc5olt. Tie Qioniere uno
Die bsioen 6eueiwebren ar5eiten tapfer.
Der Ser9eant Sauoer pom Der 8. Gompag
ME 6es 7. Qionier.8 atallons 6at auein 6
9eute berausgeboIt.
bod INNER fommeu mad uuo nd6 neIe
Yeridittete sum Bori9eiu, namentli6 uieIs
6inoer; toOt III bis ieet nod teiuer Der.
uor9,Dolt. Ole @eretteten, geratben, menu
tie iid erbolt baben, nno iiber Die Rata;
itropbe tlar werben, IN entiesli9e glufre:
sung Die @lteru rufsn na9 ben Rinosrn,
Die ainber mad ben Gltern. 4erste un6
Gbirmrsen leiiten 9ilie. Die ueri9ittet
@epeleren, pelde i'm 9Oipital 9iIfe
iu6en miiien, perben nit Qrol9fsn uno
sinem Jeuerpebrwasen bortbin bei0rbert ;
Die beyeitseitelten &ranfenpasen baben
bis iebt sliidIi9erweiie nod feline arbeit
8dbysn6 INNER sr0Bere 9oItsmsnssn aus
Der Staot bsrbeiitrOmen ano bic pon Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-18

Yoli3ei unb Sslbaten melt abseiperrte uns
slidsiteIe u%mlasern, i9afisn Gsuermebr
uuo Yioniere in lobensmertbem Wetteifer
an ibrem miibeuoIen unb sefabrli9sn
Werte Der Wenidenlisbs semeiulam mel.
ter. Nb unb su ert6nt pom benz bls in bic
!6obe bes ameiten Stodmerfes rasenoen
Griimmerbaufen has Commando: ,Nube"
uno iofort trttt rinssum IootenitiIe Elm,
oenn ieber weiB, oaB unter Steinen, Sduit
unb Sertrimmerten Balfen nod Yerionen
ii4 b%efinoen = Wan ipri9t pon so unp
oab es gilt ben Stimmen, bic laut werpen,
na35uipiren nm ben Bstlasenswertbeu in
ibrer perSmeifeIten 4ase 9iilfe uno Gettuns
gu brinsen.
WieoerboIt uerben bann 6inberltimmsu
laut unb bic 8eisitisuns Der unlelisen
Eriimmer wiro bann, wenn9lei1 nit Der
srOBten 8oriidt, bod nit fieberbaiter In
itrensuns fOrtfest. Msbrere Yerion lino
in Der 3eit pon u big Is rlbr nod gerets
tet nnb mad benz 9Olp,taI sei9afft mors
ben. Wte elm Mann, Der in einem 9auie
feline WObnuns bate, mittbeilt B If, berielbe
ieine 6rau uno Elm 8inb eisenbdnpis unter
ben Erimmern berporsebolt. gls bic 6as
taltropbe %eintrat, mar er IN. Der Ndbe oes
9auies, er elite nod Der Ste1e bin, mo er
feline Mnseb0risen in benz Chaos per:
mutbete unb mai 10 sIidli9, feline 4ies
ben, omar unter Baltenftiiden liesenb, aber
nod lebenb unb unbei1doist su finben.
Wit uieler Mnitrensuns bsfrsite er iis uon
benz auf ibnen Iaitenben 9olSmert uno
idaffte fie bann fort pon benz Orte bes
S1refens. Yon benz @arten aus murs
ben omr9 mebrere glrbeiter etwa % &inosr
befreit.
Selbfueritdnoli9 fanben bic, weIde NIT
benz bloBen neutrality-suspicious. iiao,
benuod ober Der grboluns unb ausenblids
Ii9er Pflsge bsbiirfen, iibtrla in Der Nu9:
bari9aft bic liebeuouite Aufnabme. Cine
srObs Insabl AerSte lit our Stelle, UNI Den
Verwunbeten, welde ans Ga9eslidt 9es
i9afft meroen, bic erforberli9e erits 6ilfe
gu %brinsen, unter oieien AUDI mebrere @bi
rursen. Die Spissu Der geb6toen iino
ebenfaIs CUR Steue unb YoliSeiprdiioent
pon 8oris leitet petiOnlid bic mad Gage
Der Sade eebotenen 8~ortebrunseu. Sin
binter einem Der beioen 9duier itebenoss
Sinterbaus brobt ieoen Nusenblid auium;
menauitiirSen. Iu6 elm uerIafenes Nebens
bauS oiirfte, nenu bas gegen oaSielbe &c
lebnte Solsmert bes @infturses befreit lit,
ms Wanten seratben. Man MIL wifen,
baB Der 0irtb goleen NIT elmer Nn,abl
@dite, unter oeneu iid aud cine &sselses
ieuidaft befinben fol-, nod unter ben Sers
iditteten ii9 befinoe; pier 2eute iOIen i'm
Seller fiben.