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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-08-07

The Muskingum Baptist Asso-
citation holds its sessionAugust goth,
2lst, 22nd, near Gratiot, Ohio.
We learn that George Baker,
formerly of this place, has left CO.
lumbus, and is now employed on
the Dispatch, at Pittsburgh.
DIR. Raney last week extracted
few over one hundred teeth, and
that, Notwithstanding the fact
that the great big Injun hugag
gongcr was in town with his G
Lying Oil.
DR.. +. Hibbard, who has re-
Gently settled in Logan, and pro-
poses to engage in the practice of
medicine here, made us n pleasant
and valuable call at our office
Wednesday morning.
MIR. j. G.. Krinn, of Laurel town
ship, has the thanks of this Office
for basket of splendid peaches,
both juicy and sweet. Mr.. Krinn
is one of the live Democrats, as
well as fruit growers of this county.
Mr.. Chas. o. Lowry, of Athens,
who is one of the supervisors of the
Asylum at that place, was in the
city Saturday and Sunday, the
guest of his brother, V. c., our
Prosecuting Attorney.
We are informed that Mr.. n.
w. Hamblin has team of horses
that work to his mower without
driver. They turn the corners
accurately, and perform as well as
though guided by the lines. Who
can give another similar case.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-08-07

ground, at the recitation, or the
close of school. It may be when
God speaks in the thunder, cyclone
or earthquake, or when he smiles
in the flowers, blesses in the boun-
teous fruits, or speaks in "thc still
small voice."
Seek every opportunity and inn
prove 1t. NoRTnEND.
-BoRN.-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Ellingor, on Monday morning, a
son.
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Weis, on
the ith inst, Il daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fox, on
July 3lst, Il daughter-lO pounds.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Hal.
pin, August ith, a daughter.
SOLDIERS, ATTENTION. Ser
vice Pension Association will meet
at their hall, in the Slishcr build
ing, on Saturday, August l4th at
o'clock p. m. All members are re.
quested to be present.
j. II. WOLFF, Pres.
T.. l.. DAVEN PORT, Sec'y.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-08-07
Marriage Licenses Granted Durin
the Month OF July, 1856.

Ellis Turner and Mary Kirken.
dali; John w. Patton and Cora NJ
Hutchins; Charles Friesner and
Margaret j. Blosser; John Stout
and Laura A. HiXenbaugh; Amos
Tigner and Minnie Roscoe; John
Cheshier and Jennie Reese; Chas
Finisterwald and Clara Bowers
Frederick Quayle and Sidney Du-
pier; Henry S. Adcock and Jennie
l. Switzer; Lewis Peterson and
Martha A. Huls; VIM. III. Hart and
Melissa Pence; VIM. Ill. Lemon
and Emma Bond.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-08-07
Obituary..

Mary Irwin was buried from her
home, east of Smiths Chapel, Sat
urday, Jnly 31st. AT the time of
her death she was eighty-four years
of age. The family of which she
was Il member, came originally
from Pennsylvania. When twenty
years of age she united with the
Presbyterian church, and until
death maintained character for
christian uprightness. Mrs. Stew
art, II sister, with whom the de-
ceased made her home survives
her at the age of ninety-two.
ID. Il. NJ.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-08-07
Directors Day.

All directors and patrons are cor
daily invited to attend the Insti-
tute, Thursday, August 18th. The
following program has been adopt
ed for the occasions: Duty of the di-
rector, by j. b. Matthias; Relation
of patrons to the teacher, by A.
Leonard and G. f. Goodwin; Rela-
ton of the teacher to the pupil, by
A. NJ. Brown; Reasons for attend
ing Institute, by Anna Doyle; Rel
ative duties of examiner and appli-
cant, by Prof. G. p. Colcr.
Fresh beef always on hand al
the very lowest prices, at George
Heine's.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-08-07
Administrntor's Sale of Real Estate.

Amos Kline. Admir- OF the
estate of solomon lantcs, In Probate
plaintiff, ftourt of ltock-
vs.. ing County, o.
Daniel IuntcS, ct. nj. d'f'ts.
In pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of Hooking county, Ohio, vii offer for
s;llc ut public auction, on Monday the 9h day
of August, 1885. at 10 O'Clock, forenoon, upon
the premises, the following described real cs-
tate, situate in the County of Hooking and
state OF Ohio, to-Wlt:
The east half of the southeast quarter of
section five o., township twelve O2) range
eighteen CSl containing about VI acres. APP
praised at $l2iO.O0
Terms of sale. onc-third cash In hand on the
day of sale; onc-third in one year. and one
thind In two years from the day of sale. with
interest: the payments tn he secured by mort
gage upon the premises sold.
AMOS KLINE,
Admir- of solomon Iantcs, deed.
JoiIN HANSEN, Attorney. Ito
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-08-07
Transfers of Real Estate in Hooking
County, Recorded During
July. 1886,


July, 1856.
James Holden's heirs to A. Hiene,
45 acres in Sec. 3, Falls township;
$1,000.
Violet Price to John lies, war
ranty, 40 acres in Sec. 10, Washing
ton township, except dover; $500.
The Hooking Coal & Iron Co. to
F. NJ. Wells, lot No. 81, Murray
City; 800.
II. ID. and B. G. McManigal ct. al.
to the Columbus Brick and Terra
Gotta Works, quit claim, Is acres
Sec. No. 90, Starr township; $1.00.
l.. Devore and wife to III. CLANCY,
Lot 60, Murray City; $3.50.
JOS. Carnes' heirs to j. S. Polling,
quit claim, 77a acres in Sec. 3, Falls
township; $3,477.50.
j. II. jackson and wife to James
MAIDEN, frac. lot II, Sec. II, Ward
township; $500.
j. w. Perkins and wife, and Jas.
Perkins and wife, to +. M. Perkins,
30 acres in Sec. %, Ward township;
$4,000.
VIM. Green and wife to Samuel
Green, 40 acres in Sec. ., Laurel
township; $3.50.
Sheriff to Noah Weaver, so acres
in Sec. %, Benton township; 5000.
John and Sarah Mills tO C. A.
Wiley, 40 acres in Sec. 30, Laurel
township; $3.50.
John HOsler to Mary a. Stump
Lots % and 26 of A. Strous' 2nd
addition to Laurelville; 500.
+. NJ. Perkins ct. al. to w. p
Miller, Lot No. =, Cadiz, quit claim
$4G0.
David G. Barker and Wife to
Alfred JOY, Lots 15 and l6 Ilesboro;
$4,000.
Sheriff to John II. Nutter, 32-10C
acres in Sec. q, Falls township;
$3.50.
John II. Nutter to 1. A. Wright
80 acres in Sec. 2G, Falls township;
S240O.
G. w. Glove and wife to II. W.
Glove, 80 acres in Sec. 81, Falls
township; $4,000.
M. Pond and wife to j. w. Jones
1 S9-100 acres in Logan; $3.50.
p. w. Armstrong and wife to c.
p. Armstrong, Lot 26 in Logan
1925.
w. Green and wife to Jos. Big
ham, 60 acres in Sec. s, Laurel
township; $400.
7. Nixon, admir-, to G. +. Brandt,
so acres in Washington township;
%2050.
A. Brandt, heirs, to c. F. Brandt,
36 11-l0O acres in See. 81, Falls
township; $10S0. ,,,
ii. p. Finly and wife to /. o. o. +.
No. 727, Lot 1876 in Carbonhill; $lO75.
Samuel Weller and wife to VIM.
Lehew, Lot 30, Murray City; S4OO.
w. b. McCracken and wife to
John Tennyhill, Lot G34 in Logan;
1864.
Sheriff to j. F. Martin, 20 acres in
Sec. 30, Perry township; $3.50.
ID. Hoey and wife to Chas. Hoey,
40 acres in Sec. 81, Perry township;
$40O.
C. Hoey and wife to Mary Hoey,
10 acres in Sec. 81, Perry township,
$3.50.
Amos Hedges, admir-, to Mariah
Hedges, Lot 13, Beuna Vista; 500.
Mariah Hedges to Jas. Doris, Lot
13 in Beuna Vista; $50.
+. Nye and wife to VIM. Poston,
100 acres in Sec. 4, Green township;
$4,000.
ID. Daubenmire and wife to S.
Ashbaugh, J acres in Sec. 20, Mar
ion township; $3.50.
j. III. Somers and wife to d. X.
Nutter, Lot 5, Sub division 7, Sec.
%, Ward township; $40, 81 (.
A. "A. Duvall to Plesy Nutter,
Lot 6 in Sec. %, Ward township;
800. tap
w. ID. Brandt to Thos. X. Ian
ming, 12a acres in Sec. 3, Washing
ton township; 1877.
Jas. Madison, Pres. to Samuel
Prough, 100 acres in Perry town
ship; patent. u4
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-08-07
Camp Meeting.

The Ohio Conference Camp Meet
ing will begin to-day at 2:3O in
the afternoon. Rev. S. \. Keen, ID.
d., of GAINESVILLE, will preach the
opening sermon. Prof. r.. T.. Hud-
son will have charge of the music
at the children's meetings. Among
the noted workers who are expect
ed is Mr.. Maxwell. Mr.. Jones mu-
steal director, who will sing at all
the services conducted by the dis.
tinguished evangelist.
The Rev. Sam p. Jones will be
there Aug. o, to preacha a sesies OF
sermons.
The grounds have been rapidly
filling up during the past week, and
to-day all will be comfortably loca-
ted. All the association tents have
been rented and numder of army
tents have been sec ured from the
State this week, by the manage
ment, have been erected to accom-
modate the vast crowd.
Among the many beautiful cot
tages that adorn the ground, the
most attractive and costly are
owned by Frank Robson and Sher-
itf Price, G. A. Scoville, III. G. Drink
lie, Mr.. Rodepouch, and Miss Eliza
Richart, Lancaster; Jesse Brooks,
Pleasantville; Rev. j. c. Jackson,
Portsmouth; III. l.. Maynard, w.
NJ. Rownd, w. Y. Miles, James
Pleukharp, Columbus; Rev. b.
Green and son, Newark; w. McCc-
ry and Rev. c. w. Bostwick, Zanes-
Vile; Rev. M. V. b. Evans, and
Holmes, Circleville; Aaron Price,
Logan; j. II. Halliday, Gallipolis; !;
Seamore & Mason, Groveport,
There are two hundred and six
ty cottages on the ground at present
and nearly two hundred tents have
been put up.
The enlargement of the auditorium
will accommodate 1000 people and
the platform has been extended so
that it will seat 75 ministers and as
many singers. Ihe Ohio Eagle.
Probate Court Matters of July 1856.
Second account of John Polling,
NACSutOt vi bDttililCl ~. OllIIS, Sct-
tied; balance due estate $95.06.
Second account of Elijah Dyson's
estate settled, due estate $2S1.52;
partial distribution of $4,000 Or
dered,
Joseph Lehman's estate, final
account settled, balance, $674.34
distribution ordered.
Koch & Armstrong, administra-
tors of Iara Mcdaniel; total amount
of receipt, Ss, $3.50. .2S; total amount of
credits, $9,065.07; balance due adj
mintrators, $234.79.
Final account of Jesse Roby, eX-
ecutor of Gilbert A. Donelson's
estate filed and settled; due estate
S32l.11.
Final account of G.. w. Brehm,
administrator of Susan McClurg,
filed.
Final account of James w. Smith
assignee of John w. Downhour,
filed.
Charles f. Smith, executor of
Elizabeth S. Brown, filed his first
account.
Adam Hart's estate, final account
filed by f. A. Ricketts,, administra-
tor.
Dora Bishop, executor of Austin
Bishop, filed her final account.
The account when settled will
stand balanced.
Warren Hedges, administr ator
of Jacob Pickel, filed report of final
distribution; amount distributed
$935.90.
Cynthia Brown, nee Arnold, filed
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-08-07
Schedule of Arrivals and Departure of
Mails ut the Logan POstOiIiee.

Schedule of Arrivals and Departure of
Mails ut the Logan POstOiliee.
ARRIVALS.
S:15 IL. M; 9:57 Il. M; :37 p. m.;
5:1o p. III.
DEPARTURES.
7:45 a. M; 0:27 Il. M; 1:O7 p. M;
40 p. m.
STAR ROUTE MAILS.
Arrive at II 80 Il. m.; leave at
l 100 p. m. Mails to and from the
following towns on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays of each
week:
South Bloomingville, Cedar
Grove, Haynes, Black Jack, South
Perry, Gibisonville, Rock House,
Mt. Pleasant, Swan, Ilesboro, Ew-
ing.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-08-07

We admit that times are not so
prosperous as we would wish; new
ertheless, DIR. G. w. Dollison's prac-
tice in both medicine and surgery is
increasing very fast.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-08-07
Advertised Letters.

LOGAN, o., July 3, 1856.
James Leaper, Sarah Donald,
Miss Camilla Dolan, Mrs. Ellen
Price.
CITAs. ROSE, p. NJ.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-08-07

George Heine's for nice, tender
steaks. Try them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-19
( FINANCIAL REPORT
OF THE
CITY COMPTROLLER
OF THE
CITY OF ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA.
FROM
January 1, 1882, to January 1, 1885,

OFFICE
CITY OF ST. PAUL, April 81 1885
Council of the City ST. PAUL.
detail exhibiting
required by the legislative
Very respectfully,
obedient
Comptroller.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-19
STATEMENT NO. 4.
City Comptroller
,F. A. REM. CITY TREASURER.
GEORGE REFS, CITY TREASURER.


tFrom June of
To balance dfromh
fenZ
To Market collections 40
To r. Strong Chief Engineer of
sold ....................
To Aid John OConnor Chairman
luHter sold
10 OF Ways and Means temporary loans
ieui'het"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-19

S9,7Ss.O3


To @ sS from % Water ss an bonds s%sa for
To Interest on Treasa bank deposits received from the fol
German American National bank s15s s o.
M Nf %o National hon bank 1913 15s. %
Seu SS Mi oa hi iIS go
savings Bank ni' Of Sa"i Paul :.." $3.50
Dawson X Co. l'l.'OJ .
TO sSS ss from ;aas ;;s - is; 1885,
TO S licenses from June 1882 January 4S $685.
@ 9So s@s
Licensees from june ' ssa to a Janasr ISIS
carry weapons e 'a'
To T St Paul Water Works collections JAN ss sss0o
$40 sSod SDe ao s u1 e ass s S as per s4oOOo
S' 5!t @'ys H' sssa s saa fs' c ta
" ST. ss S a ssi June ISIS s ; June per .s ssH ooe
10 y bonds Sd for : ss ss nSs se ave peri s Gent
] sss io1 pur1a ISL St. fa s Water W s go
To premium
per iay
sew" ss ss ON " ID: 9sss s:;s from 1882 JAN
ss street % assessment from W ss astnfa 80
grading assessment
a s7s st ss assessment from avenue to Dale street: s s
Mt Airy street grading assessment fron Faew Street to Broadway ETC. sss
GnG avsnss Es a from 7 s street, Ha aW Street sS
se sis sas sfea street ISL
Ninth grading from Jackson Broadway "
as aTsHs sa s assessment H street ss' Fa s
as'sas s 9 from H'f ss tt Gs%s
S2 Is: : :: = s;;:s a:
grading assessment Cedar
Sixth s' 5ss and Nj, street: grading n 1ii 90
TgI
o Hopkins
Kent a t. SaSe sssst from Summit Marshall 5is IS
city 1000
aGnam 1ee5 gg O W en asene9 & 7 IS
grading assessment right way St. p
s opeas n st Ss
5s H Sa ss Ns Ps al
5sa
sbey paving assessment point Third street
$50 90
Seventh s'as s9 s al chang: Of grad: ssss 90
Spruce 1855
$50 IS
third Ward sewers GaTne Brother conrae s asss s
MeB as5e a % P wiin s 49, g
E.: : s::::s' : s a: Ell
east Robert street 90
d%ss asG foas its} sS a ]
Sidewalk assessment l!en contract 1880
By
BY certificates redemption
sment
By City Treasures Fees Following
1878 "a
Balance of cash in hands of George Treasurer,
January l. 1883
STATEMENT NO. 8.
CITY ORDERS.
JANUARY.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
Hetrasfa.

- Gu Beatrice purbe bic S6eune
bes s.. s. Ronbuu bur9 bic 6unten elmer
2otomOtipe Der Union Yocific Sobu in
Srono 9eitedt. Rnrbau'S &erIufr betrGgt
$1,000. uOn Oenen $500 periidett iiHb.
Sn Omo5o wurbe fiirSIi9 Der
9rOBs BferOeOieb 6ugb Sanction, etn
Meui6, Der aus gutter Sou,tIie i'm Wfoha>
6uiettS itdtnmt unb cine CUTE Grstebuns
bat, uerbaItet. Sein lester Strei3 Nor
foIgen0er: Gr rift auf eiucm selteberen
8ferbs pom Sort Sribser IN Mpomiug meg
uuo nod in oerislben 9tadt purbe cine
Insabl BON 9ierben pom elmer Gar9 in
Der GiG9e Uon Sort @riOger 9eitoblen. Dim
anbereu Worgsn mndten ii3 Die auf Der
Nan9 bei6dftigtsn 8Iebbirteu uuf bic Ser:
foIouns, weI6e tbnen bpr6 bic 8fsrOe'
ipuren lei6t 9smO9t wuroe. 8eSen
46enb faben fe in Der 9tdbe oes g~tngon9ss
elmer tiefen S9Iu6t cine lei6te Gaud
idule emporitei9en, uno balb oarauf iaben
lie Sanction unb einen Salbblutinbianer
Bel einem 5eusr iiter. Ni6t melt bapcn
b~sfunoen li9 aud bic geltoblenen 9feroe,
peIde suiammer9efOppelt maren uno mel:
beten. Sameion uno fem @efGbrte MUIR
ben iiberumpsIt unb sefangen Senommen,
bod in berieIben Nadt selang eS Sanction,
ieinen @d6tern, weI6e pom benz lansen
&ttte ermiioet uaren, gu entfommen. Gr
Seri6nitt bic 2aiIos, nit benen bic 9ferbe
suiammensetoppelt pursn, bic II uuf unb
bauon sinsen, iu3te fi9 uorber bas bette
rnter benIelben aus uno iagte bauon. Die
@orbops wurben burd bas @erdui6 ses
psdt, ieoo6 tonnten iie meter nt9ts tbuu,
ais benz Si1tIing einige S6ife nabieus
ben, ba cine 8~erfOlsuns gu SUP nueIos
sewsieu pdrs. Die Seborbsn wurben be-
na6ri9tist unb IS gelans, Sanction in
Smaba binsfeit gu MAIDEN.
Sn Iebrasta wirb cine srobe
R~eueruns auf poIittidem @ebiete ~itattfin:
ben. SIM Sabre 1875 tpurbe bic StaatSs
p~srfufun9 pon NebraSfa cine Se Thinning
ein9cfist, bersufoIee BET Der benz @rl0i9en
bes Nmtstermins elucS SunOesienatNrs
porbersebsuben oI9elnetnen Wa5l Die
l8Gbler bu,1 ben Sttmmsettel bic Serion
nennen ioqen, bic iie gum 8un6esienator
eewdblt ieben mObten. Sis jett lit btsier
geitimmung semdB ni6t 9ebun6eIt NOR
pcrben. Senator San 0pd aber, beiieu
amtstermin am 3. lRdr3 nG6iten Sabres
ausIduft, uno Der wiebcrgepabIt werben
mOdts, bot bsi6Ioiien - wabri3etnIi6
neil er fir9tet, buB linn fem trditi9es
@uftrstsn sessn bic @iienbabns rnb Ganbs
WonOpoIe in Der @eietgebung idaben
pirb -, iid brett on buB SOIt gu wsns
ben, uub ii9 beiIen Gusipru9 gu nnters
perfsu. Gr bat bersits cine babinsebenoe
auitorberuns en- las 9ott in 0ebrasta
erIahen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
Sbio.

- Sn ToIebo MID man benz i'm
Sabre 1874 peritorbenen Setter Nauarre,
einem Der eriten Yioniere bes Waumees
Sbales, elm Oentmal ieten. @r ~Ieiilete
bur1 feline sriinbliden &euntnine bes Gam
oes in HoropeitsS Ohio uno Der barin su
iener Ssit bauienben Snoianer ben Imeris
tdnern i'm &riese pom 1912 segen bic
@nsIdnber unb Snoianer uni9dbbare
Sienife.
- Sn Glepelanb fiubet seeenwdrs
tig cine 3uiamnentuuft pom N%bgeorbneten
baperii9er Sereine bielss 2anbes itatt.
9err 8ulentin 2e6ner, Der 9rdfoent bes
1882 sssrinbetsn vbuYrii9en 4ubpisss
lluterititun9ss Gsretus" pou Buffalo i'm
Staat New Dorf, CAB bic 8eranIulunS
our @rinbuns beS Natiouul 8ereinS uno
bereits i'm Suli 1884 fanb bic erite Gon>
pention in Buffalo itatt, auf wsI9er Ser:
treter aus @Lspelanb, Golebo, Detroit,
@uibinotou, Baltimore, Chicago unb 8uf:
faIo ii6 iber bic @rinbung berietben.
Der iurse 8uno bate teinen lei6ten
Stano, ma9te a6er trObOsm Jorti6ritte
uuO belt I'M fOlSenben Sabre. an IS. Ius.
1885 feline 5pette GOuusntion in GbicaSo
ab.
am Samitas frib, IA. 2lusuit, Elm
9isrtel nuf Bier, brad gu SIeueIanb
has Jeuer in ben OOuns Oil Worts, Def:
fen man i9on 9err gu itir seslaubt bate,
BON Neuem los. 3pei 9roBe Eunfs erpIos
birteu nit fur8tburem @et0ie. l3pSlf
Spritsn puren i&neu jur Steae, bas
6euer bate aber cine iolde @epalt, bab
IS I'm 7 ll6r nod uuseodmpft mar; nm
oret Tisrtel Reun mar man enbli3 ieiner
Meiiter anb es beitebt aud feline @efabr
mebr, bab IS DON Neuem auSbrtdt. Die
Sabrit lit gisentbuM Der Stanba,b Oil
Company. Der S9eben pirb auf $685.
600 9ei6dtt.
- gu @Ieuelaub brannte am Is.
Qug. bic &ir6enmO5eIs 6abrit pom @sorg
IauIbaber, Elm SpsiitOfises 6ol5gsbdube,
nebit pertbuoueu Wui3inen, groBsm 0uas
renlager unb pielem Wertbol3, nisOer.
8erluf 49,, 900; @erii9erung $50 900.
IS Manu perlieren ibren 8erbieuit.
- 2aut ansabe bes oSanOusfp Demo-
frar" bot in Borta9e GOpnfbip,
@rie County, cine Trau Green 10000
Bapterbitten getauft, peI9e lie tiber bic
Erau6en ftiilpt, um lie Dor Sdu!niB uno
Sniettsniti6en gu iGIben. Die Soee lit
Oteuci9t gar ut3t yObne".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
@tseoaFn.

- Sn Ser Ndbe pon q Isoma brennt
elm 8ruh fat i9on eiren Wonat, obns
oaB man i'm Stauoe mare, ben 8rcub Elm,
suodmmsn. 8os 6euer sebrt on ben @ur:
ssln unb brenut bis su elmer Siefe BON IA
Sol in ben grrboNen. Mau bat eiuen
wetten @raben uuigemorfen unb hofIt, bab
oerieIbe benz s~ierisen Clement @inbult tbun
ptr6.
- Sic ncue Bride iiber 6en @isconlin:
Slug lei Z rairie bu Gbien 1T poll:
enhet. Sic lit 1900 SUP lang unb %
Rub bod. Der Inittes ouf Der nOroliben
Seite lift 1900 lang. Der auf Der iibIidsn
Settle 1000 6u6. 10 hoB bic @siammtIdHSe
Der Bride 10000 SUP betrdgt..
- @roBss l1rbeiI lit in Sen letten Ga
gen burd @spittsr arseri3tst worbsn.
ssSn Der Ndbe BON 70 q ; b wurbe Elm
Wann Nomens 9aluerion aus Stousbton
beim Sii1eu pom Siibe eridlasen. Der
Strabl traf i'm am Qintertcpfe, rib ibm
bic idmmtli6sn 6leiber pom 2eibe uno
i9moIs feline ll6rtstte unb einen Sbetl bes
ubrSebduies.
- Ser Staat @isconiin 1T am Conn;
tag bur9 erfrii6enbe &ssenitiirms s~eie9net
worbsn. 9isislbsn entitanben in 8anias
unb HebraStG. Der Mtttelpuntt berislbsn
bsfano fi9 nm Witternadt in Soma unb
am l6. Qus. Rorssns Tim 6 lbr iiber benz
Wii6igan Gee. Sn @isconin re9nete es
am i1periter rSroIi9 Der 2inie Sbes
bopsan-9a 9rofe, NO i'm 9urdi9nitt
l 3ou, pGbrenb llblid pon bort ! bis J
3ou &esen fiel. Sn MiIpnutee fielen $40
3oG. Son 10 ubr MorsenS bis 6 llbr
so Winutsn Nadmitta9s rssuete ss bort
obne llnterbre6ung. sntiso in @iscontin
beri6tet i9pere Gtsaen unb Elm pSuiges
SerIOi9en Der @aIbbrdnbe. gu Mbite
Water rssnete eS ebsniaus fart. Der Slib
usruria6te bort eini9en S9uben, bod
berri9ten feline @inoe.
- gu IbIanb srpIobirte am lG.
Qusuit in Der S9reirerpertitdtte uon 8e:
rinier & @sbitsr Elm OampfteiisI. 0as
SsiieIbaus purbe pOuis bemOlirt, finf
MGnner unb &nabeu fanben eiuen augen.
blifli6en Cob uno 5wei 9eriOnen purpsn
perwunbet.
- Iuf ieiner Sarm unpsit Oarlinaton
nit Nrbeiten bsiddftist, fubr arnOIo Gars
ter nit einem 3weiipdnnisen 5armerwasen
iiber bas Neit zines immens sroBen S3wars
mes Sorni1en btnwes. Sofort fieIen Die
In ibrer bsi5auliden Rube seitOrten Sn:
ieften nit unbesdbmburer @utb lber Gars
ter unb befien Yfsrbe ber. Die Ieeteren
wurben bierour9 10 aufserest, bab fe in
0erswei1uns bauon rannten. Der unslids
lide Garter purbe bierbet gu Boben 9es
idIsubsrt unb sos ii9 i'm SAD i6were Sers
lstgnasn am &lden unb an ben S6ultern
gu. Gs trat Der 8ranb BEL ibm eis unb
;uet Gage ipdter itarb Der Mtann unter uns
id9li9eu S5merSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24

cine por5igli3 G~elsitete WuiteranitaIt su
beset4nen. gum S6IuiIe entwidelte
Rebuer bts Organization Der GereIeidss
dmter unb Der S9ists9cri6te bss 8arern
Gereins, iopie Die 8ruuosige Der neuex
peitfdIiiben Rreis. uu6 9youjn,ial Orb
ming, uno fnilpfte bieran bic Wubnuns,
bel ben beuOritebenbeu WGbIen nod NOgs
Ii9tett auf cine Gusrsi9enoe Sertretuu9
Der lanOIidsn SntersHsu ~9csenIber ben
copitaIiitii6en un6 ben SeperbIi4en be-
oa6t su isin. Der i66nsn &eoe frl9te
ltirmii6er geifau, uub &entmeiiter ett
bolt (Neitttr6en) ipra3 sepib nur aug
benz 9ersen ieoes @tnselnen, uIs er IN
warmen Worten Dem Dante Der Seriamms
lung uno ibrer Serebrun9 fir ben gs,
feier ten 8olfsmnnn Nusbrud Gob. Vie
Seriummluns wuroe mad 6 ubr Ssi6ICnen.
DAP lie CUTE Sriidte Seitiseu miro, lGBt
ii6 I'M 10 iiderer bUffen. ais i'd on beute
Sablrei6e 0anOpirtbs ii9 in bic aufJs:
legten Giitsn OILS neue Mit9Iieber bea
B]auerupsreins stntrusen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-24
Sntncts.

- Sn Suincp murbe am Samitag
elm @ucusptrut pe1baftet, Der nit Surnum
aneetommen mar, unb auf BEN Straben
ysOIbene" lbren, &etteu, &inse II. bersl.,
notirIt9 ben ~reinitsn SdunO, an Oumms
pertaufte. Sein 8orratb parb inn abse:
nommen, unb Der Rann islbit sesen Sirs:
f6aft entIaifen.
- Gin 9antber iol ft3 in Der hinge
genb pon 6 o o in Champaign County
i'm 0itli9en SQinois aufbalten une bsreits
ptele 6Glber unb Sdafe 3errifen 5aben.
Die Sarmer wOlen cine Ereibiaso auf i'm
peraultalteu.
- Gin @bicasoer glatt seibelt bic Ses
wobner Der @artenitaot foI9enbermuBeu:
Gbiea9o lit cine tIaiiti9e Stabt! gu
ben 0allipielen ienbet fe III ieber Wo9e
sesen $4,000 3ui9auer, uuO penn Sar.
mum berum tommt, 10 beiu9en ibn i'm
2aufe pom bret Easen 1000 Berioneu.
Die Gbomus: &Ouserte purben freiIi9 uot
leereu gduten gegeben, uber baS 8olt fam
ia aud ni9t iberaa iein. -.t
- NHl 10. y. LILLY. WulUe I u y u,
Nuperptle unb aurora pom einem i6red
li6en @spitter bsimseiu6t. Su Chicago
sitterten bic @sbGube in Den 6Wnoumenteu
unb es parb GROCER S3ubsn anseri9tet.
Sn Roperuiue iub's nod i9Iimmer aus.
Gin Sltb i3luS in bas Gele9rapbenamt,
perbraunte ben umi6alter uno trteb ben
Sels9ropbiitsn binaus IN Nn9t unb Sturm.
Sas Saus ielbit geristb in BranO uno nut
bur6 ben ftt0msnOsr &esen purbe ss Dor
pOaitdnbi9er Serit6runS bewubrt. 6agsI
pon Der @,6bs pom Rifen fieI unb i6lu9
70 beftig auf. buB an Der NOrOieite beiuabe
auer Sduier bic S9eiben 3erbrO9en iino.
Sim i9Iimmiten crying es Der fatbuliiden
Stride, in beren reuen 9roBen 8oppelfens
fern nidt cine S3eibe mebr gang seblies
ben III.