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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-25
A CINCINNATI WAKE.
A Child Draws Death from Its Drunk I
Mothers Breast.

Mothers Breast.
CINCINNATI. April 2l.-A most dis
tressing case of wanton cruelty, by which
a 20-months-Old boy came to his death
Monday night, came to the ears of re-
porter tonight. On the third floor IN a
back room Of the building No. 240 Cen
trail avenue a little child lay dead from
the use of whisky indirectly administered
by its mother. The father, at one time
an industrious mechanic named John
sullivan, has of late been drinking to
excess and neglecting his family. His
wife also started on the same road. and
for days has not done much else but drink
to excess, The child took sick, and the
district physician was sent for, who pre-
scribed small quantity of whisky with
some beef tea 20 be administered 10 the
little sufferer. The whisky was procured,
but instead OF using il as directed. the
mother drank il and got on regular de-
bauch. She was feeding the child from
the breast, and, as she has lived princl-
pally, if not entirely, on liquor lately.
the milk she gave the little one was MS
poisonous to its system as it could be. ard
in a short time it was thrown into cuu-
Vulsions. from winch IL never recovered.
Monday night, after H. had died, the
father, mother and others who had cOn-
gregated in the room became gioriously
drunk, and went on at such rate that
the police officers on the beat We're called
ia To quiet matters. One woman. who
was very drunk, had the dead infant by
the heels holding it up to the gaze of her
drunken companions when some neigh
bors entered and threatened No have Them
all arrested. The district physician rc-
ported the matter 90 the health depart
ment, and succeeded i'm making arrange
mCnts for the baby's burial.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-25
THE FISH WAR ENDED.
The Cases Against the Jerseymeu
Dropped from the Docket.

inc GAses against Auo Jersey men
Dropped from the Docket.
PHILADELPHIA, April 22,-The fish war
Delaware and New Jersey has
the present. Sheriff Robinson.
county, Del, within the territory
oi which the trouble appears largely to
exist, has absolutely refused to serve the
writs for the arrest Of the Jersey sturgeon
fishermen, which have been issued by
squire Jester. OF Dover. Attorney GEN
eral stockton sent a representative 10
Dover on Tuesday, and, as the authorities
there recognized thatthe injunction issued
by the United states Supreme Court
nine years ago Is still in force,
the cases against the arrest
ed Jerseynen We're dropped. Squire
Jester, however issued a fresh batch of
warrants, and Constable Hutchins served
them. lie proceeded to Bowers beach,
and, falling upon the unsuspecting Jer-
seymcn, arrested ten Of them. IL is under
stood that the onense they are charged
with is trespass, and has no connection
with the charter rights. Jacob Lewis,
whose arrest was published yesterday, Is
u resident Of Philadelphia. Henry Blohm,
Of Pennsyille, who has gang OF twenty
surgeon fishers in his employ has sworn
them in as residents Of Delaware, and has
himself taken up residence in the State.
It was stated at Pennsville yesterday that
Jersey shad fishers have been intimidated
and driven away from Port Penn and
Delaware CITY.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-25
The Nremnhis Races

MEMPHIS, April 24.-The attendance at
the races to-day was the largest of the
meeting. The weather was threatening
but no rain fell. The track was in good
condition. The events were as follows:
FIRST RACE-Purse 5000, of which $50 to
second, for 2-year- Odds; fvC-oighths of a mile.
Jim Gray won. with Stony Batter second, and
LOngford third. Time :0434.
SECOND RACE-CoEeOlation purse $3.50, of
which $40 TO second, and $50 TO third; one
mile. Freeman won, with Hatef second, and
Glenrock third. Time :45l4.
THIRD RACE-Purse S40O of which 500 TO
second, and $50 toshird; all ages; one and
half miles. Bersai won easily, with Olivette
second, and FAIR Count third. Time 2:44.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-25
SINKING or A BRIGANTINE.
Narrow Escape from Drowning of the
Crew OF Galveston.

Crew of Galveston.
GALVESTON, April 24.-The German
brigantine CIementine. Capt. Breymann,
from Rio de Janeiro for Galveston, sank
at an early hour this morning in Boliver
channel, while entering the harbor. The
Clementine was built in Papenburg,
Germany, and was of about 80 tons
register. Her cargo consisted Of 1920
sacks of coffee consigned to LeGierse *
Co., of Galveston, and valued at $52, coo.
1t is fully insured in the Thames and
Mersey Marine Insurance Company
Limited Of Liverpool. The vessel was
valued at $4,000, and was insured for
$500 in a German company When the
Captain reached the outer harbor
gale was blowing, and the
night was intensely dark. AS he
was about to drop anchor for the night,
he discovered that the vessel was on the
bar. The only hope Of saving himself and
crew under the circumstances was to
cross the bar. CrOwding on all sail the
ship pounded over the bar, but immedi-
ately began to sink. The Captain and
crew narrowly escaped to neiehbOring
lighthouse. The vessel was a total loss.
An effort Will be made to recover a por-
ton of the cargo.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-25
SULLIVAN AND RYAN.
The Fight OT-Bichard X. Fox with
draws from tho Arrangement.


draws from tho Arrangement.
NEW YORK, April 22.-Theprospects OF
the District Attorney obtaining q true bin
against all the parties interested in max
ing the arrangements for the projected
fight between Sullivan and Ryan has
causcd Richard *. Fox 90 Withdraw cu-
iiroly from any connection with tbc affair
80 DHpfdin his position Mr.. Fox has ad-
dressed the following letter 90 sullivan:
81 is not only "A general impression. but an
actual popular conviction, that aYioiatiOn
0r the law was intended. Rather than be-
kept in this utterly false position. and 10 re-
HcyeyOu also Of the uniustimputatiO that
You contemplated even the suspicion of %
breach OF the peace, / have decided TO
put an end 20 all these false statements
and differences by Withdrawing in toto
from the match. The diamond belt and
other inducements held out by me 10 pro-
mote "A lawful boxing competition are.
therefore. hereby recalled. and the event.
so far as am concerned, must be-, and is
now, '0n.'"
1t is believed here by sporting men that
Sullivan and Ryan will enter into another
agreement, 50 as TO eyade conflicting with
the New York state laws. the inducements
held forth by the citizens OF Butte city
being too enticing 10 be lightly east aside
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-25
FATAL FLOODS.
Further Details of the wild Rush of
The Waters.

The Waters.
GAINESVILLE, TEXAS, April 24.-The
most disastrous food known in this city
visited here Wednesday and continued
with little abatement throughout Thurs
day. Pecan and Elm creeks, which empty
into Trinity river Just below the city, rose
with fearful rapidity in the darkness Of
the night. About O'clock in the morn
ing a number Of houses in the bottoms
were swept away, the occupants fleeing
for their lives, leaving everything behind.
One child was drowned and there is
reason to fear the loss of several
others. From above the town three
houses passed down the stream,
from which, above the rush of waters,
cries of distress were plainly heard. The
loss of live stock in the vicinity is very
serious. The carcasses of horses, cows
and sheep are passing by at frequent in
tervals. The engine house at the water
works is submerged. The damage to the
town and TO property along the river az
gregates many thousand dollars.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-25

A Mysterious Disappearance.

LYNCuBURG, VA, April 2i.-Iso9,
Martin, a young farmer near Salem, Va.
lett his home Wednesday and went into
the field 10 work. and nothing has h.cu
heard OF him nee. This is the second
case Of mysterious disappearance i'm that
immediate neighborhood in the last two
weeks. The list Of such disappearance
in the western portion OF the State in the
past few months IS remarkable, quite a
number having occurred during that time.
and no clue has been discovered TO any
90 Thorn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-25
The South American Cancer Cure.
~ d.


''There is a strong Endorsement of alive
loZ as a cancer cure from South America"
said surgeon General Hamilton, of the
Marine Hospital Service, to a reporter
yesterday, land it is probable that it has
been effectual in the cure of some species
of the disease; but ! regard it as yet to be
proven that its effectiveness can be relied
upon in all cases sufficiently to enttle
it to be called a cancer specific
Capt. DubeX's cure, about which
there has been so much talk, was not
one of cancer at all. He was suffering
simply from an obstinate lupaid ulcer,
which was never malignant and never
endangered his life. l have distributed
supplies Of alyeloz to physicians in vari-
GUS parts of the country, too recently,
however, TO have received reports. For
thirty days I have myself been treating
with It malignant case Of twelve years
standing. | expect the termination 0fthe
case to be good evidence for or against
alveloz, as it is being applied in the most
careful and scientific manner pOssible.'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-25
Hrndford,s Decllnc.

BRADFoRD. PA, April 24.-Dow, Full
lagar n Coleman, bankers, Of this place
hive determined 70 close their bank. Tho
failure Of tho Exchange Bank and the
closing Of Dow a. Co. have caused a
marked decline In the business Of Brad
ford. But two banks remain, the Thorn
Creek and Macksburg. and the gradual
decline Of the once great oil field Is fast
robDing Bradford.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-25
A Run for 1000 Sovereipns.

LONDON, April pat the Newmarket
craven meeting to-day the Newmarket
handicap Of 900 sOvereigDs was won by
MIR. Manley's fOur-year-Old bay colt Pizar-
70. with Lord Hastings three-year-old bay
colt Barnacles second and r. b. Bretts
three-year-old chestnut colt third. There
were ten starters,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-25
WORK OF THE FLAMES.
A Large Boot Factory Partially Burned
The Victims at Vicksburg.


SOUTH FRAMINGHAM, MASS, April 21.
The largest fire in South birmingham
since 1888 occurred early this morning,
when the large boot factory of Bridge &
Co. was partially destroyed. The factory
was five stories high, 800 feet long and 40
wide, divided into sections of 300 and 100
feet, respectively. by brick walls. The
fire was discovered at 30 O'Clock this
morning by the Waterman in the packing
room i'll the third story, near the centre Of
large section. This part of the factory
was totally destroyed. The timely ar
rival of engines from Natick saved the
rest OF the building. The flames next At
tackled the brick store house near by, 100
feet long by 30 wide, which had a large
stock of leather. The loss on the building,
stock, etc, will reach 100000. Fire en-
gines from Ashland ana Holleston also
came and did good work Bridges q co.
have been burned out twice at their
former location in HOpkinton. About 200
persons viii be thrown out of work until
the shop is rebuilt.
vICKsBURG's FATAL FIRE.
NICKsBURG, MISS. April d - The
search for bodies was prosecuted all day
yesterday among the ruins OF the hate fire.
Six were recovered, and have been iden-
titled as follows: William Il. Mulcahy.
william Phelan and Joseph Dent white J,
HAYDEN Canada. Richard johnson and
Eph Bell (colOred). They We're all found
in the cellar Of the store occupied by VI
Bloom. The search will be continued M
til the debris is cleared. 1t is now though
that more than - lives were lost.
The charred remains of , additional
victims Of the recent fire here were found
in the Bloom building to-day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-25

SPRINGFIELD, April 2l.-1n the Joint
session Of the Assembly to-day the only
vote cast was that oi Senator Torrance
for Logan.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-25
GUILLoTINED.

PARIS, April 24.-Abbe Ganahut vas
executed by guillotine this morning for
the murder last fall Of Madame Belle
Rich.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-25
BLACK FRIDAYS VICTIMS.
A Batch of Burderers Expiate Their
Grimes on the GalIows.

A Batch of Burderers Expiate Their
Grimes on the Gallows.
DALLEs, ARK, April 24.-Columbus /.
Motiat was hanged here to-day for the
murder Of William W. +. Hunt. The
execution was public, and was witnessed
by a great crowd. The doomed man
maintained his innocence to the last, and
met his fate without a tremor.
GUILLoTINED.
PARIS, April 24.-Abbe Ganahut was
executed by guillotine this morning for
the murder last fall OF Madame Belle
Rich.
A COUNTY's FIRST EXECUTION.
DENVER, Col. April PA special
from Trinidad says: "The execution of r..
q. Hubbard for the murder Of William
Knowles al Stonewall in 1883, took place
here to-day in the presence Of a large
crowd. This is the first LEGAL execution
that has ever taken place in this county.
though six men have suffered death AZ
different times during the last twelve
years at the hands Of mObs"
SOUTH CAROLINA SWINGING.
UNION, S. O., April 24.-Hampton
Nethcrs, colOred, was hanged in the iil
yard at this place today for the murder
of AdOlphus Abrams, also colorcd, ia
January last. lie manifested no sorrow
for his crime, and although he was az
tended to the last by his spiritual advise
he prOiessed no change Of heart. H.
seemed 20 meet his fate without fear
His neck was broken and life was pro-
nounced Xtint In 81 eminutes. The exc
cutiou wOs witnessed only by the officers
Of the law and few others.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-25
Amriion salro grtl,rr pauo.
AUCTION EXTRAORDINARY.

Look out for the Great Auction sale Of Ele-
giant BRONZE CLOCKS. FINE GOLD
WATCHES, RIO Err BROS. PLATED
WARE, QUADRUPLE and TRIPLE
PLATE, elegant DIAMONDS, etc.
y $4,000 STOCK y
The sale is now going ON nightly at So
Whitaker street, under Metropolitan Han, s
O'Clock.
Goods on exhibition during the day.
KENNEDY Il BLUM, Auctioneers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06
Orobberscsibnm.

9uremburs. Der bp6m'lte grsbi,
i9of Ns. Aoames bate, wsnn mir ni9t
irreu, CUR Seit bes beuti9; franISiiidsn
RrisSss elm @eIiibbe sstban, auf benz Gins
pertsbers cine &apsQe 3u bauen, bic Mas
ria, Gr0iterin ber 0etribten, seweibt wer.
ben iolte. Ihfans S~sptembsr parb bic
&apsle fsrtts un6 am 8. Ssptsmbsr, alio
Marid @sburt Schuoberdenschtech) waro
bas @ottesbaus fsierli9 bur9 ben bo1s
wiirbisifen Bii@of 8Oppes seweibt. Dieie
Rirdweibe war elm Seit fir Stabt uuo
9ano. Oie Ssreine maren bon Nab uno
Gern bsrbeissitrOmt, nm bic Seller gu elmer
erbabenen 3i MAIDEN. am Sorabenb mar
elimination unb ssiitIides Concert.
Worsens wurSe Der bo9w'fte Serr 8il9of
feierIidit In Yroseifion CUR CONFEDERATION
abseboIt; Dor Der &apele warb er burd cine
@niprads bss praiibsnten bes Seiicomite's
bsSriBt; bamit besanu Der ieierIi@e gltt
Der Ginweibuns isIbif. Na9 S9luB bers
islben las MtSr. Mbames bic erite title
Meie IN Der neuen &apele, @benbs mar
Sssen unb Seftprebist. 90 Denies baS
Iursmburssr Bolt auf's Nsue feline 8ers
ebruns Der Qanbespatronin uno bic Mdtuns
Dor isinem alien 8iidofe, iett gr3bii9of
@bames, unb befen Nadiolser 6oppes.
Ole Stabt 9uremburs beabfi9s
tist cine Mnleibs non zoe, 900 ST.. DaSu
bsmsrtt Der Sr. Blrsermeitsr. Die glnss
fibruns uerfdisbeEsr brinsIi@er grbsiten
ma@t cine 9lnlsibe n~otbwenbis. Der 8au
zines neueu Waherreieruoirs aaf benz Gins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06
Strembnrsif6eS aus 8eIeien.

Grnennungen in Der Oi6eeie 9its
ti9. !Sr. &aQen, Gaplan in 0odolt ale
Sforrer in's @'rafen:Sursn an bic Gtele
oes 6rn. RerfbofS, wel6sr ols Trofefior
III ct. Srono ernennt lit; Sr. 6ela,
Yfarrer IN Siriitsr lit in ielber StslIang
mad 6lorSe periest. Sr. Ganonicas pan
ben Born III auf fem aniu9sn ais 9iret-
tor Der NormaIidule gu ct. EronS ents
~lafen, bebdlt aber feline Stele aIs 0i6se>
ian: Snipeftor BEL, anS ST.. Rerthofs, Bro>
feior, 1T ais Otrettor Der NormaliduIe
ernannt. 9r. Sabot, pfarrsr su Gnfiual,
1T als HfarrersO ebant su Stablo ernannt
an bic Steus bes Srn. s. 8. Nyfen,
wel9sr auf iein aniu9en ebrenpol in ben
Sutherland 9~etreten 1T.
gu Sc d eI (&o9ebaut) wurbe am IL.
September Die Miaersfrau, seborene Suz
llama Muiot i'm Miblenteide ertruntsn ses
funben.
Gu YaIiieuI wurbe am s. Sept. Der
62iabrise Sato5 arnoulb, welder lsbisen
Stanoes auein wobnte, IN ieiHer @obnuns
tObt sefunben.
RirsIi9 bssab ii9 bas garqust BON
Mrlon abernals mad Nobrefart our Inter-
iu9uns elmer Morotbat. Die 2Oidbrise
gliia y. itsbt nun in @srba1t, ibr tauni
sebornes Rinb set6btst 3u babeu. Dies LIT
Der ;weite Sau, Der nun In taum einem
Monate In bortiser @smeinbe portommt.
8n Senienrutb lit Serr 6. gass
paro ais S90fie ernannt worbeu.
gu WoItrange (Sonbelinsen) 1T
am IA. Sept. bas Wobnbaus, nebit Stau
unS S1suns Der Wittpe Msrts,s, seb.
Marsarstba Bi9st abseb.annt. Der
S9uben wirb ;u $500 Trancs uerans
i4Iast.
gipilft a ND ber Stabt arIon.
Seiratben. - Som I. Sept: s.
o. &. Gid nit M. s. 1tasin. Gom s.
Sept: g. $. Sbi,p nit NR. u. 0repsr.
gom 8. Sept: s. S. Seuerin NIT Scaiie
Sspertiien.
SterbefdIIe. = Som 10. Sept:
s. 2ouis Osbef, 26 Sabre alt, 9atte non
Sc. 9. Sbihot. Muguitine Glem. Wars
ibaI, "a Sabre alt, gattin uon N. S.
Shane.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06

tung Don Ser lInpe,brennbarteit etwas
iaer5Daft auf unb reist mobI nod feline
@ibe cotiibfr:
is Iiett Die Nelt, bas Gtrcblenbe III l6pGr,en,
lirO oGs orbot'nc III ben Stal5 gu ,ieb'n.
Dir ltI5ernew Tai6snnbreu nit 10
Jtubinsn 81 l5-20 6roncs has Stid,
welde IN lem beidsiSenen @~lastdnIcin
bane6eI anilteseu, beiisen auber ibren
biuisen preiien uidt ben ~serinsftsn Reia,
ebeniomenis pie einen iolden bic in alien
nne itaubisen Badeten uerpadte gidorie
beruor5urufen psrmds, peI9e ben Gai9ens
ubren ssseniiber auf einsm Glide nod inns
mer mebr ablassrt unb beren perbIi9ene
llmbiiuunsen ms fat b5bnii9 ansu!d9eln
f1einen, neil mir ben peritaubten unb pers
wii4ten Namen tbrss 0erfertisers tros
aler Ueibe nidt mebr ertsifIern tonnten.
sSntersfant finb bic Rir4ensewdnSer
Der MaSane Gbereie Reulanb, aus Qas
rodette, iowobI wesen Der ausseseidnet
i9Snen unb reitsn Stiferei auf benielben,
ais aud ruesen i5rer Yrsiie, bic J. o. fir
bic Stola ;wiidsn 1900 unS 1000 6rancs
pariiren. %. q. ct. 3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06
gaar, @OIsl, Gifei unS Sunsrid.

Sn Srier Fat li9 elm Serein ssbils
Bet, peI6er Gisarreuubidue, 6laidentaps
iela uno %ionitise 9lbfdue ianrnelt uno ;u
miloibdtisen SpeGeu uerwertbet.
Gin iuuser Wanu Don 10 20
Sabren ipurSe IN ser RGbe Der SpQmius
buus gu gbraus bsim Sur9paOen Oss
StrOmsS BON oieiem mitserifen nnO err
trant.
0err Sonttdtsratb Wr. Staub
III Grier feierte I'M %. September isin
~5Oidbrises 0oftoriubiIium.
Sn 81 3 lit Sas 9e,it Sournai ron
Der Boli;ei weg9enommc;s pproeu. nell es
inter rem Sitst: Ole bsutide T6lldnug"
usrli@srt, in Osutl6lano ieisn cue gsbensz
als Sro6, Sier, &sin, ByGntpsip NIT
@usuabpe hss suffers = fin Die &anouen
psridIi9t.
Sn Torba6 prr6en &aItoiieIn III 8
DC. pro. Ctr. UsrFauft; minOer quite Sors
ten bepeutenO %biliser.
Grier. 9lm IL. Septsriber Hn9riits
tags bis gum ipdtcn absnb unS onbsreu
Cages in Der Wsorsentuibe puff tn bier
pieIe Til9er, bic aus ben Wsserbsn Der
Saar, Der Sbermolel unb Der lurerburgis
iden CREME, mituntsr 6-S StunoeH melt
tamen uno mad benz @aIfabrtsorte gbers
barossSlaIieu gu BEN itatifinbenoen Was
ria @eburtSielt piIsertsn. Inter bieien
Yilsem beiauoen ii6 etniSe, pel9e ben
peiten @eg bon 1912 Stunben barfuB
sebsm. Sir BEN &iidpss Sisben lie isbo9
Die S9ubs wieSsr an. go %ftr0uten bic
Eilssr aus auen Simmelsri9tunssn in
Slauien suiammen. gm Wontas, IA.
Sept. B. s., sins bic P,oseiion in Trier
BON Weli4nonnen aus. Us paren 500
Yilser, benen itd auf benz Wese nod Claus
fen INNER weitere anidlofsn.
gu Der pom 10. bis 30 September
in goImar ftattfinben @einbaus, @ars
tenbaus, Bteusniudt; unS @saiseI. Iuss
itsluns sswabrts bic @sneraI: Oireftion Der
eliaBslotbrinsen Sabnen ermabiste Sabrs
p%reile.
Sn Suffelnbeim lief elm ssiaster
Gsbbod ms Oorf. Cine Grau belt bas
Sbier Bel ben S0rnsrn fsft. gs Tam aIss
oann sa sinem bod interefantsn Sample,
BEL Dem abpedielnb bic Srau, bann wieSer
audi Der &ebbod Sieser bIisb. Grotbem
aber emritere baIb cine iebr ~beransirte Eois
lette aufwieS unb aud nit benz nabe seles
senen @raben Setanntidaft madte, lieB
fe aber bas bsftis itoBenSe unb per,weiieIt
R@ webrenbe Ebier nidt los, bis 9alfe bins
Su Tam unb baS Gbier srlsst wurSe. Bon
Der iasenben Sasbseieui9aft, wel9er BET
@ebbod bur9sesansen mar, warbe bic Grau
bei9entt anb gut bewirtbst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06
0uaIitat bes 9eues ldBt sIeidfaQs nibts
AZ nnnnfhan nh.ia hn SnS H.uih .na.. L.

SS~S~ "~p@ S1lN"| "ND'S
3u winI4en iibrig, ba has @inibeuern uns
ter porsi9lidsr MISUNDERSTANDING
Tor ii9 eins. Oohslbe ldft nd BON beu
crltsa S9niiten hss &lsrfufters iaaen.
glnoers oaseseu urrbsit es lih NIT BEN
y I'll m et. Durh bic ~anbauetnSe 0ies
waren ielbft bic beiten @ieien uerb6rrt.
Der grtras 1T ba9er gang serins unb
t0nnte man Don einisen gang DEFENDERS
uortbeilbaften 9asen abseisbsn, fat 0 ie3s
sen. Was nod BON benz iest ein9etretenen
&esen gu erwarten 1T, bdnst IsbisIi9 pom
ben nod tommenoen ionnigen Ga9en unb
einisermaBen marmen Rd9ten ab; piel,
psripredenb 1T es auf feinen Sau, ba bic
SabresSeit i9on su melt porseriidt lit.
Man tam bic in Der bsIsii9en grcpins
2ursmburs ersislten grtrdge ais nit ben
unirisen iibersinifimutenb bead9nen.
Grill # a nb Ser @emeinbe Gid
q. b. II3ette.
SterbefdIIe. - 6lsin gstsr, 90
Sabre oft, Maurer; Raiisr Stitolaus, 70
Sabre alt, @6erer; Ssbermann anna Mas
ria, 10 Sabre alt, Wittpe pon Sob. Triebs
rid &ogenbau9 Sirnbaum Wtarsaretba,
So Sabre aIt, Wittpe pom Sobann Srus.
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Suxem $.
Yereiniste Staaten.
Gin @uStlmn8 mad Ohio mno
etme Waaiabrt naG
0areD.
GprtietunQ.)


Montag iriib benubtem mir, nm nit Hepereno
@loben na6 benz faum ;pei Wteileu' eriiernten
Reu @iessl gu iabren. Ger Ort 1T elm bubbles
2anbItGot6en NIT ben sep6bnliden breiten
Straben, bic re6t ialber iino. Ole Wobases
b6ube, tbeilS pon Baditeinen, ibeilS Don Sola
iinb iat ale nit biibl6en Obt9arteu umseben
inb bic pielsn gut sepfesten Slumengdrten
seiaten, bab bort beuti6e SauSfralen fir pas
S96ne lorsen. Oa bier elm Saus Der Gousres
cation POM 6oitbarsn Dilute 1T, lpraben mir
Dor unb Der glbt, T.. SonifatiuS, nabm uns
ireunblid aui unb CAB uns quite 9iadri6ten
iiber nniere 9anbsleute. Ole 6lolter9eDaioe lies
en- redts u. linfS Don Der Strabe ab in biibi6en
w6rten unb Selbern. Yra6tpou III bic Stride IN
Rem Hie9el, elm romanii6er Sau, eoel 9eIorrnt
nnb gut aussefibrt. 2roS Der lebr sroBen
greite bic Stride 1T einidiiis = iiebt lie I'M
Snnern nidt sebriidt aus. Ole Walereien oil
@6nben uno Dede seusen nidt alein pon Sc
i6mad, Ionbern pon mebr Sunit, alS man
9emobnt III, bel berartisen @rbeiten ;u tretien.
Hie Walereien MAIDEN einen rlbi9en, 9efGuigen
@inbrud. Ole 8loitersebdube = ioipobl 6as
Der patres on Der einen, oils bas Der Sdweitern
pom &otbaren Dilute an Der anbsrn Seite -
iinb i@li6te, anipul4sloie gebaubs. au& has
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06

etwas balten, 10 weroen fe nidt sSsern,
ii4 aa u~nterwerfen, fOrtan nit ibrem wiirs
bisen Yfarrer uub unter %einanber in friebs
Iidem, freunbIi9sm g~inpsrnsbSmsu gu lee
btY unb binfort Sorsduse Su psrbiten,
weide ibren Electromagnetic gum asr-
serniB sereiden unb ibre &eIision unb ytas
tton benz @eipstte anSerss anb llnsIaabi>
ger preisseben.
Di6eeie Green Ban.