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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-27
SPORTS AND PASTIMEs.
A Big Week on the Utah
Turf.
OUTCOME OF THE BAIL GAMES.
Gossip or the Races-Yesterd avs
Fiasco-Is-morrow's Events
General Ball Tatle.

The fall meeting of the Utah D.
Association for 1885, will be period
long remembered by the horsenen OF
the western interior The merits of tbp
races, the excite ment attending the con.
tests, the number. of foreign horses. the
strict enfOrcementGf nationaf rules re-
gardlessOt the discontinue or disgrace
of jockeys and owners, and more than
al, the prodigious proportions Of
the pools. all combine to render
the meeting the most notable one
which ever occurred in these parts. The
stay-at-home who has been content In
read IN his, HERALD what has been
transporting on the track, Will open his
eyes when he is told that $25 ,UOe-in
clean cash-has been paid into the boxes
and that $1,000 was returned ON the
race declared foul" The first dav
that the track will allow, either to-mor.
row or Tuesday, the big free for all. and
the lesser contests will come off and
several thousand dollars smore will he
put into the box on these results. to saw
nothing OF the 5000, bet between Mr..
Walker and Mr.. Travis. These figures
convey some idea of the proportions
the racing industry has taken in our
midst. 0"i
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RUNE OUTS. sRs0ss
PnInAers.


HARRY DUEs is good authority AID
he wisely says thai lin boys y ssf5.e
everything but batting.
KELLY GoLDJxe with 81 his y,ysDes
has one fault-he holds lhe bal soa
long before delivering It,
Was it-nervousness On weakness that
paralyzed F3rley's arnt2 he nvss De
better throwing before he aaa se 49,
a perfect third.
TIRE DeRverS say Larsen is,a ina 6,st
Dasernan. but that his career VII - sad
denly cut short If he isn't caSsssi how
hestandSi IN the say Of runners
DIE the boys notice the differences BE-
tween the manner in which O'BrieD ass
his men, and that III which the Ssic
Lake base EunneFs-6sEe looked afte,Y
10. BARLOW, ii he wants TO 49, Ii.
laurelS, should get Barker an&8sss to
give hlm a systematic training On hon
70 bat 10. invariably hits under q 5aI.
HUDsoN is the most irnperturhabLe Of
the Denver Dlne; Dugdale is the nsisst
to get along with: Karter and 05Bka
are detailed for kicking duty. and -
have a savage way OF snowi.o thR-
front teeth to an umpire; KIaqes- tke
manager. is the ladies man of tae zen
Tebeau does the kicking when D. ts-,
principals are disabled; Ryan shows hfs
illness the most plainly when things 20
wrong; Sullivan is the quiet man o! t6s.
groups Marion impresses one with the
idea that he is something superior TO =
6aseballist-he is printer by trade
Ross never loses his temper and smiles
equally when embarrassing dr white-
washed; the ensemble are several
seasons in advance of Salt Lake, and We
III wish that they may prove as formid
lble to the St. JOS this week as they
lave been to rs. L
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Here and There.

O'BRIEN said yesterday that he hac
a great notion to come out here neT
season and organize a crack team il
Salt Lake.
The Denvers leave for home thi,
morning over the D. IL r. q. after 3
pleasant, triumphant and a fairly
profitable trip.
YESTERDAY a section of the 25 cent
seats, holding about $50 persons, went
| to the ground with a crash-a total
wreck. Singular to relate, everybody
escaped without injury. Tis- -
YESTERDAY was bad wind up to an
interesting season, and the piayers
ought to remember that the public has
no very bowling appreciation for such
scenes as were witnessed.
IT took all the receipts of the three
regular games, and the Salt Lakes
share OF yesterdays gate money ($5O.O5)
to make up the 500 guarantee to the
Denyers. This leaves a total shortage
OF the expenses OF the four games, none
OF which have been paid, and the
amount of which will be between $50
and $2O0, for rent, advertisements.
paying Wells, Farley, the band, etc.
This OF course the guarantors will
make up By a pro rata assessment as
soon as the exact amount is ascer-
tanned. The most regrettable feature is
that the local players will receive no.
thing, but We believe that the Butte
games will atone for this, as the expen-
ses will be hight and there will be no
races to work against. Had it rot
been for the turf events, the games
would without doubt have resulted in |
heavy proht, and we trust the boys
VIII remember this fact and not grow
discouraged.
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:. Shall 1 not Take Mine Ease in
Mine Inn 2" ff

Falstaff must have had in his mind
the " Valley House, when be made the
above remark-for if weary traveller
does not take his ease in this comfort
able hotel, il is certainly no fault of the
host. Tne'entire establishment is fur
nished throughout I'M the most com
Portable and home-like manner. The
apartments are of the neatest, while the
table is supplied with the best and
plenty of it. Nv word for it those who
patronize the "Valleyn will have good
reason TO be pleased, at the same time
thew will have the satisfaction of spend.
ing their coin with'a very worthy gen.
tleman. To-
IAN OH TRAVELLER. ~
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Turf Notes.

Holly Was anxious to get off TODAY
with his animals, but will remain owe
to test Velox against Romero.
The Association receives 5 per cent. OF
the pools, and pays per cent. to the
manipulators. ~ '--'
Jake Moritz is considerable winner
at the fall meeting. His nartner,s
horse did it for him.
The new grand stand is insured well
up with Smedley. "
Among horsemen the FEELING seens
to be that Velox will come in ahead of
Romero in the free for ali aItbnneh
Velox pest time is 2I22lz, while Romero's
Is I97S. felox is driven by his
owner, and is handled by those
who know him like a book while Po'
nero may be said to have no one ohont
him. ''--N'0i . ID nus
A. J. Stewart, President of the Utah
County Stock Association. and I q
Leavltt, the rai!roader, were consnicT.
Gus figures at the course DURING tho
week. They bet every cent ev nos.
Sessed, and as last resort put IN their
tack.knlves with Boil Roberts: the nro.
portion was about three to one as Stew
art Is bone-handled 2-bladed imnIe-
ment, while Leavitt's is a pearl handle.
article. ANY one meetino
either OF these gentlemen, to-day. pute
ting on style around town. will ha
tware that they are strapped down to |
their jack-kniYes until the half-miIe
race is decided.
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l II ( u
Evidence III. NJ. Wells. J. D. Spencer.
l.. A. Cummings, b. S. Young, J. T.
White, Miss Edith Clawson, Florence
Whitney, Ivy Clawson, Ruby Clawson
and H g. Whitaey manager; one of
the stage carpenters of the Salt Lake
Theatre accompanies the club to look
after the canal locks sensational scene.
:, A new farcial play by Mr.. C. Fl. Hoyt
the author of ga Bunch of KEYS. y
called "A Rag Baby.r was produced at
the Theatre last night by,a company of
excellent artists, and if, shouts OF laugh
ter and boisterous applause are eviden-
ees OF its fun-making qualities, GER
Ssiniy 1t was great success. 1t is sup
posed to be satire on the dug bust
ness and sporting craze, and is lavishly
i.nterspersed WITT songs and Dances
New York Graphic. ~
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Notes,

MAX FREEMAN goes out with 3 Mich
asl Strogoff company next season.
b SULLIVAN, directed the orchestra to
the Mikado one plight last week, in New
York. Prices were doubled all over the
house for the occasion.
lOsMoND TEARLE is playing Hamlet
and Virginius through Scotland. sun
ported by his cousin, Edmund Teal :.
If Scotland and the shade of Sheridan
Knowles can stand it, Mr.. Tearle can
probably do o.-7Snles.
IA RAG BABY" comes to the Theatre
on Wednesday for three nights. THIS
is a piece which has had tremendous
run in the east, and something OF us
nature may be surmised when it IS
known that the author is Hoyt OF A
Bunch of Keys" Fame The New York
Graphic says oft: '-NsN
The full list of people who go to To-
gan during conference to render Quee IS
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Cricket.

On Thursday last, = game OF cricket
was played at American Fork, between
a team from this city and eleven Ameri-
can Forkers, in which some good play
ing was done. The batting of MADDEN
nam, Mounteer and .the bowling Of
Wheeler, haddenham. Sr, and Noun
teer on the city side were remarkably
fine. The yictors played but one
inning, earning sufficient number OF
runs in it to dispense with the second.
Following Is the score:
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Chicago Live stock.
ORIcAao, September %

CHICAGO, September IS.
Receipts, 5000; steady; ship
ping steers, $50 to 1900 pounds, 800
@6.00; stockers and feeders. 2.60@4. 90;
Texans stronger, 600 to 1850 pounds,
2.50@3.9 80; western rangers firm natives
a ID half-breeds, 3.75@@5 90; wintered
Texans 3.20@4.00. Sales: 252 Nebraska
Texans, LOSS pounds, 81.
Rogs-Receipts, 1900; SLOW, 5 lower !;
rough and mixed, 3.40@3.65; packing
100; light weights, . 5O@3 Is.
Sheep-Receipts 700; strong, natives
IS to 100 pounds and over, 20 @4.OO:
western, 2.50@3 so; Texans, 2.OO@3. 25:
lambs $50 a 8 So.
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AFTERNOON.

Rye-Firm, 591S.
Barley-Quiet 70. go
Pork-Fairly active. irregular, ruled
weak, declined 10 q is, closed tame F.;
September $50 a s.5215.
Lard Moderately active, 81 O. 5
lower; 5.971l a 600 September.
Boxed Meats = Qniet, easier; dry
sailed shoulders, 8. 75@3S IS; short clear
sides, 5.9O@5.95; short rib sides, 5.45.
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Western stock Market.
Chicago Grain Trade.
OHIcaeo. Sentemher 2f

CHIcAGo, September &c.
Wheat-Moderately strong, advanc-
ing to SO for November, reacted and
closed x under yesterday, S57 cash: S6
October, 87X November, S9N Deem
Der; 99]s May.
Corn-Steady; AZ cash. AK a 415S
October; 1875 a 39sl November.
Oats-2611s cash, 2514 October, % May.
Whisky-Nominally lilo. -
Pork Weak, lower; $50 cash October;
S.521z November.
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IN THE FAST.

NEW YORK, September 2a.-B@da.., g..
New York 4.
BROOKLYN. September 28.-St- Loaas .,
6; Brooslyn5.
!. CHICAGO, September 2d,@ch;cago o.
Providence 0. -
BALTIMORE, September Baltimore
5; Pittsburg 4,
DEraoIr, September 28.-De:rot 10
Philadelphia 6.
PBILADELpHIA, September 2G-Ath-
letic g.. Louisville ,.
ST. LOUIS, September 26.-st. LooLss-
Boston 5: = = az At
New YoRK, September 2d.-Ms:e4coli-
tan 7; Cincinnaii2.
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New York Mining Market.

New YORK, September 26.-The Mail
and Express says: The mining shares
were very dull, the only sales recorded
were Little Chief at 81 q 80; Sutro Is;
Bulwer 81; Father De Smet 40.
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to mention viii convey an taAsrestag
idea OF what each player has UsRRG
the contest with the Denver slaaAa,
II should be borne in mind that Eaaa
played only IN two games, sd that
several OF Larsen's outs were fessed
ones or sacrifices.
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New YORK, September26.-The weekly
bank statement shows reserve decrease
of 50 1850 The banks now hold $44.-
$4,000, in excess of the 25 per cent.
rule.
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DIED.

OLsES-In the Gwenty-Firs. wart. s1sz
city, September 10Th. 1sSl. of liptheris7
Frederick Henry, son oi Magrus sn9
Sopl II Olser. Born March lith. 1S5-
Funeral at 10 O'Clock this nor ing. eroD.
residence. No services Friends IL FtEed -
join in the eoItege
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British Grain Trade.
LIVERPOOL, Septemb

LIVERPOOL, September IS.
Wheat-Firm; new winter rs. Id.
new spring IS. 111%d. =
Corn-Steady, firm; Is. I'd. spot; 615d.
September; SID. October. - III,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-27

WHY rWfLL YOU cough, .Eber
Siiioh's Cure will give immediate Re
hef.- Price 10c. soc. and 81. Fer sale
at a. c. Smith & Co. IS Drug Store
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A Summary.

The following compilation OF recorcs
achieved in the three days games, (ye =
terlay's was too much of burlesQue
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COMMERCIAL.
EASTERN MARKETS.
doney, Stocks. arsIn and Csttlf
Reports.
Petroleum.

NEw YORK, September 26.-Petroleum
firm, United, closed 1907.
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Bullion.
Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, September 26.-Bar silver
l03.
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New YORK money Market.

NEW YORK. September %.
Money easy, 1@lH.
Prime paper, q 5.
Exchange bills dull, unchanged.
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PROGRAMME.
First Day.
Second Dav.

First race-Running; half mile dash
Purse, $50.
Second race-Trotting and pacing
free for all; three in five. Purse 500.
Third race-Running half-mile dash
free for all amateurs. (Horses that
have not run on an association track.
Purse, $25.
Entries close with the secretary, Oct
18th, at : o'clock pm.
Entrance fee ID per cent. OF purse. In
all purse races four or mOre to enter,
three or more to start. Purses will be
divided as follows: so per cent. to first
20 per cent, to second. Races will be
called at pm. each dav. All race.
will be governed by the rules of the as.
ISOLATION.
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Races at Logan

The fall meeting of the Logan Driv-.
ing Park Association will occur on De.
tober 18th and 18th when purses to the
amount of $3.50 have been offered. Fol-
lowing is the programme:
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-06

= Die 9esisIatur pom @isconfin tritt
am IA. Sanuar in Wabiion suiammen.
Die repubIifuniide Mebrbeit betrd9t Bel
Der semeini3uftIi3en gbiimmuns 81
Stimmen.
- Sn ben Sdsemiiblen gu Ga 6 rolf e
purben in bieiem Sabre 1875, 355 ,6S5 SUB
gaubuls, A, l29, 900 9atten nuO 49,.
GAG, 700 Sdinbeln ssi6nitien. Sin gro.
Fer SbeiI Der Wiiiblen sebentt in bieiem
@inter nur balb 70 pieI SdsefIOte, ais
persansenes Sabr i6lasen gu ~Iaiien.
= Die &spublifaner In @isconfn pa,
BEN cine bstrddtlide Msbrbeit in Der nsuen
Staatsseietgsbuns. limb bas Grite, mas
bos bortise republitanii6e Sauptblatt
yMtilwaufee Sentinel. pon bieier @eiebs
sebuns ~uerlanst, lit = elm neuss 0irtbs,
seies NIT betrd9tIi6er grbObuns Der
gicen5eu.
= Die Seuersbrunff su 6autaun q
bat 9roberen S6aben peruriadt, als Ins
fanss bsri6tet wurbe. Gs purben 5 Sc.
bdube einseaidsrt unb elm S9aben pom ca.
$4,000 %peruria9t bel nur serinser gerii9e:
runs. Sir bisienisen Ysrionsn, bic BEL
Dem grunbe ibre sanse Sabe uerIoren, wurs
ben BON ben Sir9ern 5000 Suiammenses
iteuert.
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4atota.
Ser beutihe FARMER

Ser beutide Sarmer s. gibIsr in
Gurora Co., Dat, bate firSli9 bas llnslid
baB ibm iein Saus abbrannte, bel weI1er
@sle9enbsit feline in elmer alien Iufterns
bii6ie aufbspabrte Baaridait i'm 9eiraae
pom $50 beinabe politdnbig uertoblte. Nuf
anratben Der @riten RationaIbanf pom
Ylantinton i9idte Sibler bic auitsrnbi6is
nebf Snbalt on bos Sdasoepartement
mad Waibinston, MO ss ben bortissn
@rperten 9eIans, permitteIft 8ersrOBers
un9sIaier bic Nummsrn unb Sni1riiten
Der perfoblten Bantnoten su entsifiern, 70
buB benz armem Mann uoaitdnbiser @rias
ssleiitet psrben tonnte.
- Datota fat i9on uieber einen & az
waQ INN einen vgountps SIP" Su pers
3sidnen. 0tan beri9tet barber Don Graz
perie, unterm 20. b. W.: 9eute frib I'M,
Z l1br grill Elm bewaffneter 9uufsn BON
100 Wann, m~eiltens BON Wilmot, elmer
fleinen Stabt i'm SabtbeiI bes COUNTY,
bas gourtbaus i'm biefsen Ylat, benz
GonntpsS SIP pom &obsrts County an, err
brad bic Ebiiren unb entfernte ben giiens
idrant bss gountp. Cine MaTe wertb.
pollen @isentbums wurbe 3erit0rt, unb
ni9t BLOB County, ionbern au4 Bripat:
giSentbum wurbe fortseidleppt. Sbsrifi
Cummings periudte, benz @spaltbauien
@icertanO gu ~leiiten aber bieier bradte
feline @in9eiter gi9ien auf ben 8eamtsn,
unb 70 CAB Der Beomts tIein bel. Oais
ielbe tbaten bic 9euts in Graperie, UNI
BI~utuersieBen 81 uerneiben. Sn stwa eis
ner StunOe bate Der 5aufen feline arbeit
setban uno 3os init ieiner Beute ab.
Spdter, unterm 49,, uirb bertdtet, baB
bic @ountp. llrtunben unb Bidder gar ni1t
in iensm S9ranfe waren. Oils bic gns
fiibrer befen sepabr wu,ben, bei9Iofen ie
abermaIs sesen Grauerie gu Sieben. 5ier
be%waifneten ii9 bic Mdnner, 70 gut es
9ing Srauen unb 6tnber murben fortses
idift kunb Der @oupernsur telesrapbil9
um 9ilie eriudt. SuSwii3en lit elm 70
eiiiser Noroweiter einsetretsn, baB bic ere
bitten @emiitber iid bOfientIi3 abfibIen.
vStaat MAIDEN" tam man nit iolden
turbulenten giirsern iibrisens uidt.
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pom le, 900 ober IA Grocent: bic & a.
b q T, nnb s i9 arren fabritation In New
gOrf, YennipIuunien, Ohio unb Sentudp
bei6Giti9t nm $4,000 grbeiter, pber II
YroSent psniser als 1880. Gin gutter
Gbeil bieies &iidsunses wurSe bur9 ben
ipanii9en Misunderstanding peruria6t, baber
nut Elm Seitweili9er unb mebr ideinbar oils
pirtIi6. Raterlon, g.. s., lift Der Git
Der Seibeninouitrie unb iinb bort 1000
Seibens@ rbsitsr, pber l6 9rocent Der Sc,
%iammtSubl ouBer Nrbeiter upb in ben
@las fabriten pom Pennipluanien, Sbio
unb MiHOuri (St. Qpuis) inb 1900
Nfann ooer 10 Yrpcent, au6er 8erbienlt.
9a bies serabe bic 9eriObe lit, mo pieIe
Subriten unb Wiiiblen ben Setrisb fait re-
sslmGBis auf cine 3eit lang unterbreden,
gum Swed uon &eparaturen, Snpentaraufs
nabme poer aus anbsrsn sei66ftliden
@,iinben, 10 lit man wobI gu Der 9lnnubme
bers6ti9t, baB bic Gage ni1t gang 70 idwar,
lit, wie grabitreet's @rbebuneen a%nsuseis
gen i6einen. Grotbem ldbt ii9 aber bic
Itotb Der 3eit anseiidts Der Gbatla1e, baB
i'm 2aufe oes lssten Sabres cine fait alses
meme 9obnrebuction pon 10 bis 80 Brps
cent, Our6i9nittli9 90, ftattsefunben bat,
ni6t in Nbrebe itelen. Cine 0~erminbeys
Jung bss 9obnes um 80 unb cine .gbnabme
Der 3ubl Der bei9dftisten arbeiter nm Is
YrOcent 3uiummenseuOmmen bebeutet ni9ts
weniser als cine 3eitpeilise 8erl9ledter>
uns fer grwerbsuerbaltnihe UNI 33 BRO;
cent I'M gerslei6e Sur Sage i'm Sabre
1880.
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q b h.
Snlan b.
@te Is I'm sanpe ansfebt.

8rabftrests 6anbeIsa9entur in Rew
0ort bat gum Subresi6luB cine isbr betaiIs
lirte lleberiidt iibsr Die ulsemeine Gage
nnlerer 6anbelsinouitrien ausgearbeitet,
fnel6e nod ben bieier a9entur gu @ebOte
fiebenben QueIen unb pieIen tauienben pon
aeI6dftstun6igen @orreipenoenten gu i9lie:
zen, be9riinbeten Qnipru9 auf annGbernbe
SuuerIailisteit MAIDEN barf.
9ie Don Brabftrest's e%insesosenen grs
f~unbigungen umfaiIsn MarpIanb, Sir9ts
nien, Welts@ ir9:nien, &entudp, Mi6ouri
nn6 idmmtIi9e nOrbli9 bieier 2inie Iiesen.
be Stuuten, ober i'm @an3en ;weiunbs
twan3i9.
Ois @eiammt;ubl Der i'm Sabre 1880 in
idmmtIiden inouitrieIen @toblihements
bes 2anOes unseftelten YerIonsn iteate ii9
Iaut Genius aut 2,71s, sos, wouon ALIEN
2,452, 749 Ober 90 8ro3ent auf bic besei6s
neten % Staaten entfielen. Die @eiammts
sabl Der iett in Solss pon 6abriti1liebun:
gen, Streits obsr &ebuction bss YerionaIs
feiernben Irbeiter betrdgt in 81 Staaten
3l6 1000, ober 13 Brosent Der @eiammts
tabl uon 1880. @abrideiIid bat aber bic
SabI Der Sabritarbeiter felt 1880 UNI min,
beitens 10 PrOSent susenommen, 10 baB Der
groSentIas Der arbeitslolen our @eiammt.
sabl ii9 auf II ftelt.
Ser alspeis na6 Staaten 1T folsen,
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NebtaSto.

- Sn & eeumeb braunten an Is.
DECEMBER fiinf @eI9dhsbduler total nies
Der. Der 9erIut felt fi@ auf nabesu
100000.
- Die neue Bride iber ben WiHouris
SluB BEL 81 ebrasta gitp lit benz 8srs
febr iberseben worben unb bat ii9 Der
9anbel in Der Stabt in 5olse befen erbebs
lid sebOben.
- Die Wolterei su Searnep rpurbe
unldnsft pom Seusr total 3~erif6rt. Der
0erluff betrdst etua 81, 0GO.
- 9te S4weines0 iebe, pelde in Der
l~lmsesenb BON Sairmont ibr llnweien
trieben, finb bin9feit Sema4t worben.
- @ie mir nns mabrenb ~unferer &eiie
nod Dem @sften psrionli9 lbsrseusten,
bat bic Stabt arapaboe pdbrenb bes Tau:
fenbsn Sabres weisntlide Sorti9ritte ge:
madt, Sumal mir baislbit pieIe neue Yris
pat: unb 6fientIi9e @ebdube mabrSuneb:
men @els9enbeit batten, pom benen bas
neue gantsebdube iid purd duBsrit sss
i9maduole gauart ausSei9nst, 70 baRi mir
slaubsn bebauptsn gu birfsn, baB elm fol.
DIES @ebdube ielbft unisrsr &eiioenaitabt
our !3ierbe sersiden wirbe. Sn rem @es
iddfts: 2ofalen Der Ssrren Bsder, Nubolf
&rnolb unb Saeob Wasner berrInte elm
rsssr 0erfsbr, msIdss bel Der geaenwdrtis
gen @si9dftss6 rifis uns Defenders auffeI,
i4reibt ein We4ielblatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-06
@tnnNota.

- Sn ct. YauI purbe am Gbriits
tase Elm Sdlitten, In benz ii9 a1t Yerios
men befanben, BON ether Qofomotipe erfaBt
unb CUR Seite seporfen. SamueI &ubn.
gen wurbe auf Der Stele set6otet, 2issie
Zimmerman tobtli6 perlett un6 bic iibris
gen Sniafen erlitten mebr ober minber
i9wsre @~erIssunsen.
- aus MinneapoIis meIbet benz
Milwaufse'r v9eroIo" Elm Correspondent,
bas mar pon Der Notb Der 8eit bajeIbif
menis ipirt, ba bic 0autbdtigteit cine gan,
enorme mar unb minbeitens 8 Miuionen
Dollars in llmluuf bro1te. Sn ben Mib.
len ruben our 3eit allsrbinss gar pieIe Sid:
Der, aber bafir baIten bic gist5niss cine
srobe @rnte.
- Sc werben iest idon pom gielen
Wetten semadt, baB M inneapoIis
nod benz i'm nddften Mai aufsunebmenben
Staatscenius cine 8euSlteruns pom 1OO,s
900 nnb mebr Seele aufueiien werbe.
- S9Dre unb mabre 8orte iast Elm
ensli9es 8latt tn Winneapolis,
ndmlid vNews Setter" BON ben bortieen
Deuti9en. Die Worte lauten: r6ie
Deutidsn biefser Stabt buben elm 8eis
ipiel 9eseben, NIT mel9em su mstteifern iid
fir anbere Nationalitdtsn iebr gut Iobnen
wiirbe. Sic baben iett brei sroBe @sbaus
be, iebes nit elmer Saue, bsitimmt fir ses
ielise 3uiammentinfte, 1urnibunsen,
Mufit unb Tbeatsr, = plabe, MO man
bingeben, bic Samilie mitnebmen unb ii4
auf etli9e Stunben frei fiblsn fam pom
ben Sorssn unb llnnabmIi9feiten bes 2es
bsns. 9ie 8sIt wirbs better fsin, wenn
es mebr Turns unb 5armonia : 6aIen
sabe." H!-Reb.)
- gineu wabrbaft id0nen !3us - 70
er;dblt ber Mtinneapoliier y9erolb" =
b6rten mir uon ein paar fleinen &inbern.
Oieielben wurben DOR eini9er i3eit sufdais
nit ben &inbern elmer erft Dor 8ursem eins
seuanberten beuti9en SamiIis betannt, BEL
Der es bieien Winter redt re6t fuapp bers
sebt. Oa sinsen bic &leinen su ibrem
Batter unb baten bieien, ibnen tdsli9 bis
gu Weibna9t bin flnf Gents Su geben.
Oils Der 8apa fraste, warum iis bsnn bas
@elb baben MOLTEN, erSdbIten fe inn pom
iener JamiIie unb ietten binsu, iie mSdten
bas @eIo serne baben, um ben &lsinsn
cine Weibua9tsfreube 3u bsreiten. Der
Papa iaste ni9ts, aber er CAB ibnen tdsIi9
10 Gents iebem, bamit bieielbsn ibren 8us
ten Woriat ans5ufibren TN Stanbe waren.