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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-08
DROPOSALA
wARDEN's OFFICE,
UNITED STATES JAIL.

WAsHrNsToN. d. c., October 4, 1883
esled Proposals will be received at this Office I'M
VI TWO O'CLOCK F. NJ, OCTOBER SIXTEEN
lss0 90 furnish the jail with Ave hundred tons OF
best rua Of mine Georges Creek Cumberland Coal
and nfsen tons of good quality Of Anthracite Coal
stove size, 20 De Delivered at the Jail before
18th day OF November 1886.
Aso, separate proposals TO furnish the ia with the
best quality of wsI-seasoned Pine Wood to be de-
hNered II the jail In quantities from time to time as
at Bidders COST
The right IS reserved to reject any and all bids
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-08

Wall Papers aud Window Shades.
We are receiving daily the nsw patterns fcR Fal
0ade se2A-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-08

Il Real Estate Auctioneer
VALUABLE UN1MPRovED PROPERTY, ON
STREET BETWEEN TWENTIETH AMI
TWENTY-F1RST STREETS NORTHWEST
On WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER THIR-Hne
TEENTH, At FOUR O'CLOCK p. M, will offer ~
for sale in front Of the premises Lot H. In Square
rs
Terms day Of sale. THos. E wAGaAMAN,
ocS.9,11,12-4t Auctioneer.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-08-14
HIMDE RCOR N s

Tho safest, urest, q,is5 and best euro for Corns,
Bunions Warts Motes, Sailors flinders their ilr-
feet comfortable. Hinaercorns cures whenevorEtEm8
fails Sold by Druggists at 1c. llIscox Eco, NJ
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-08-14

Have prescribed Tongaline in several cases OF
chronic rheumatism, aud have not been disap.
pointed in It's curative effects.
E. Benkendorf, M. D. st. Louis, Mo.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-08-14
ACapt,,in,s For tnnate Discovery.

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying be
tween Atlantic City ard N. ", had been troub
led with cough so that he was unable to sleep,
and was induced to try DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption. 1t not only gave him
instant relief, but allayed the extreme soreness
of his breast. His children were similarly af-
fected and single dose had the same happy eff
feet. DR.. Kings New Discovery is now the
standard remedy in the Coleman household and
on board the schooner. Free Trial Bottles, Of
this Standard Remedy at J. II. Matthew's.
Recent post-office appointments through
out the State have been: Henry 7. Keith
postmaster at Keithville, Thos. N. Gill at
Lookout. and Benjamin G. Wade at Fog
moor. New post Offices have been estab-
lished at Pandora, Bossier parish, Hugh G..
Quarles appointed postmaster, HalIum,
Caldwell parish, W. Fl. Harchey postmaster
and Temple, East Carroll parish, A. j.
Thompson postmastere The post office at
Riverdale Caddo parish, has been abolished,
the mail going to Shreveport.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-08-14
This will Certify

That two members of my family after having
suffered for many years from menstrual irree-
ularty. and having been treated without benefi
by various medical doctors, were at length COM
pletely cured by one bottle of DR.. J. Bradfeld's
Female Regulator. Its effect on such cases is
truly wonderful.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-08-14
The Roll-Call.

In every military encampment. at sunrise. a
roll Of all the names of the members OF each
company is called by the orderly sergent. Be
ginning with Allen Adalre he goes down the list
to Zaccheus Zeigler: all present call out 'here!'
and are so entered. If no response is heard, an
inquiry is instituted and absent ones are in
some way located, when the orderly sergent
turns and salutes the captain, who is awaiting
the result, and reports All accounted forr'
In the office of two Philadelphia physicians
there is 9 roll Of patients who answer by letter
names. In the list are hundreds. from every
State and Territory, beginning with Alabama
These patients, reports are very curious in the
mlnutia Of their details. An interesting, fea-
ture j. the emphasis of gratitude expressed for
being cured, in many cases the patient having
only been led to try treatment by these physi,,
clans, after every other resource had proved
fruitless. The name given to this treatment
is compound Oxygen" and if you would
like to learn more Of it. send your address to-
Mrs. STARKEY PALEN, 1929 Arch street,
Philadelphia, who publish brochure entitled
Compound Ozygen-its mode Of action and
results" The right sort of jury ETC.: be.
sides monographs various diseases, all Of
which are sent free to any applicant.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-08-14
OUR GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
Joe Coburn, the noted pugilist, has been
arrested in New York for stealing $58 worth
of cigars. @..
Judge Stanley Matthews was married in
New York to Mrs. Mary X. Theaker, of
Cleyeland, Q.
Prof. Virgins predicts great storm will
sweep from the Atlantic to the Rocky
Mountains Sept. %.
A New Holland, Ohio, lady, recently cell
ebrated her 1O9th birthday with two sisters
aged LOG and 112 years.
An American editor has been arrested
in Paso del Norte. Mex, and put in Jail
for calling rival editor fraud and dead
beat.
Miss Ema Connolly of Barnwell, s. c.,
who blew out the brains of her seducer,
has been acquitted by the Grand Jury of
that state.
A Boston woman created considerable
excitement in New York by arriving at
depot with twenty nine pet dogs for whom
she hired special car. -......
The rhinocerous Bomby, recently added
at large expense, to the attractions of Gen.
trail Park menagarie, New York, died IN
expectedly nine days after his arrival.
A California state coach, running through
the Morgan Valley, tipped over and shot
the seven outside passengers down preci-
pice. One, young lady, fell fifty feet,
fetching up in the top Of a tree, quite I'M
hurt, but destitute of clothing.
Col. VIM. Fl. Glider, the famous Arctic
explorer and journalist, when leaving New
York to start on an expedition to the North
Pole, was arrested on the charge of embez-
element, made by person known as Dolly
Adams, the "Water Queen" 1t is claimed
however, the woman trumped up the charge
to prevent Col. elders departure, she be-
ing enamored of him.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-08-14

The House has decided that the St. Ian
dry courthouse could not be moved from
Opelousas to Washington.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-08-14
JAMES w, STRANGE.

d.
Treatise on Health and Happiness of Wo-
man " mailed free.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Lightning shattered the globe of an in
candescent light which was suspended
above the head of Editor Puchette, of the
Shreveport Times
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-08-14

What is more disagreeable to a lady than to
know that her hair has not only lost its color.
but is full Of dandruff? Yet such was the case
with mine until used Parker's Hair Balsam.
My hair is now black and perfectly clean and
glossy. MRS. Z. SWEENY, Chicago.
The Calcasieu Lumber Company has pro-
cured rates 80 low to New Orleans as to en-
able them to ship lumber to England. They
are now filing ORDERS
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-08-14

John A. McCue, an engineer, committed
sicide in New Orleans, by throwing himself
across the Pontchartrain railroad track
just ahead of an approaching train which
crushed him into mass Of pulp.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-08-14

n Mystery.
How che human system ever RECEIVERS from
the bad effects of the na,.seous medicines often
literally poured into it for the suppositive re
lief OF dyspepsia. liver complaint, constipation
rheumatism and other ailments, is mystery
The mischief done ~ bad medicines is SCARCELY
less than that caused by disease. If they who
are weak. bilious, dyspeptic, constipated or
rheumatic. would ofeeneE be gaided by the ex-
perience of invahds who haze .huroughlx tested
Hostetters Stomach Bitters, they would in ev-
cry instance obtain the speetlest and deriya-
BILE from rational meiieatioa. This medicine
is searching arc at the same time thorough
~ safe remedy derived: srn.n vegetable sources
arc !,oSeasinz II o"'r.e;A uencs OF its basis Of
pure spirits. prcie.s;>> ~ lladlcsstet sAtnu-
liant nc. 10 be founu ri. the fiery local btters
ana stiIs.uats often reeorted to by the debili-
-as.d. dysnaptit. aud lansuid
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-08-14
DoNALDsoNvI1IE.
House, Sign & Ornamental
Fainting

in all their branches Prices and work guaran-
teed satisfactory.
Sells all kinds Of varnishes and prepared
paints, also metallic letters of every description
and size in gold, silver or copper:
AppIy to or address through the DonaldsOn-
vile post-otfice Orders left at Cheap T0ny's
or the store Of NJ. Israel 4 Co. will meet with
prompt attention. G1NGRY. The Painter.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-08-21

zone Of my ancestors won oa'tle
during the crusades by his sklli III
handling his artillery said the b"-
ron. "But, my dear baron" saia ms
friend, "at the time of the crlisades
gunpowdcr had not yet been dlscoV-
ered.n ~ know that rs well as you
do, and so did my ancestor "Ho"
did he win the battle them "He
brought his artillery to bear on the
saracens, and the stupid fools, seeing
the guns. supposed that powder hao
at last been discovered, and He'd III
dismay. Texas Sittings.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-08-21
- |LN =
FLORIDA ToN'c,

MR.. FOSTlR : tH AtNAA.
one Gf lhl landrIari,- nflMc Iteor.
gia Drug trade. now otOrlauto, Flof.
ida, WfiIr-
II can nard'y select q single
case Of the many 10 whom have
sold GUINN'> PIrsEth HInun
KENrWEE. but whal havc been
satisfied, uI.t [ tiHd It the best
remedy for ali skin Diseases !
have ever sold, and Fine l"luri-
ia Tonic F">TEK :. tHAFNAA,
Drlamdo, Fla ''
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-08-21

A strange story comes from Brad
ford Junction, W. Va. concerning a
farmer there. Simon Wilcox was
formerly an enthusiastic church
member, but short time since wien
he surveyed the ruin wrought by a
hail storm he began to curse God for
allowing such destruction, and vent
ed a TRADE of horrible blasphemy. In
the midst of his curses he was sud
denly stricken with paralysis and
could not leave the spot. There his
neighbors found him, and their story
is that they could not release him;
that he was surrounded by a circle of
intense heat, aud that when they
tried to push him out Of it with pole
the pole turned off, and that it was
not till towards evening that the
mysterious heat disappeared, and he
fell down unconscious and was pick
ed up . raving maniac.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-08-21

"I never send out of town for any
thing | can get at home, even if pay
a little more for it, said gentle
man in the Times mans hearing the
other night, That's the kind of pub
lie spirit that helps to build up a
town. Pride for the town in which
you live and n generous spirit leads
you to help build up your neighbor
and advance his prosperity along
with your own. 1t is not only gem
erous spirit, but is the essence OF self
interest and n good example to those
around you. Your own prosperity Is
advanced by the prosperity of your
neighbor. Help to build each other
up and in so doing build up Il pros
porous and thriving community
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-08-21

Ordered by the Board that after ex-
amining the bids for painting the
county bridges, one across Bogue and
the other across Iallobusha river, II.
Highgate's bid is hereby accepted
and the contract of r. Highgate is
ordered to be filed and spread on the
minutes as follows:
Contract of r. Highgatc, painting
bridges, flied this the Srd day Of Au-
gust, 'sG. l.. II. Turner, Clerk,
BY +. }. Fitz-Gerald, ID. c.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-08-21
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
GRENADA COUNTY. !

This contract and agreement made
and entered into this the 9th day of
August, A. D., 1885, by and between
r. Hiuhgate, State and county aforr--
said, and the Board of Supervisors of
said county, witnesseth; The said r..
Highgate for and in consideration of
the sum oftwo hundred dollars, due
and payable on the completion of the
work hereinafter described, hereby
agrees and contracts to and with said
Board as aforesaid to paint the iron
bridges aeross Yallobusha river and
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-08-21
THE MISSISSIPPI CRAZE.

The local option elections Tuesday
in Kinds and I.inpoIn counties, Miss,
passed off quietly. despite the appre-
hension felt that thsy would result
in bloodshed VI soma points, owing
TO the high pitch of excitement, Pro-
hibition is no doubt q very good
thing, but it Is beipg CARRIED too far
in Mississippi, Advipes from that
State show that tbs prohibition move
ment has engendered bitter feeling
among the people and that threats
have been made to put q stop to the
whisky traffic even if it is necessary
to use the shotgun in order 10 attain
the asswN. Many prominent men
have injured themselves in a social
and business way because of their op-
position to tbs prohibition farore and
some of them, it is understond, have
been almost ostraaissd on account Of
the speeches they made against it, in
which they declared the movement
to be an attempt to interfere with the
personal liberty Of citizens, aud in di-
rect opposition to the idea Of free
government.
There Is no doubt thar prohibition
in Mississippi Is rapidly becoming a
religious craze, owing to the fact that
the influence of the Church has been
enlisted in behalf of the movement,
and it in turn has brought the ladies
to its support. For the first time in
the history of Mississippi ladies' have
been seen marching in PROFESSIONS
about the villages and soliciting
votes around the polling booths, un-
sexing themselves at prohibition pic
MICS and barbacges, presenting the
lamentable spectacle of ladies Of ed
ucation and refinement waiting on
ignorant and l0ud-sinelling negroes
and coaXing their votes. This gives
a fair idea of what would follow We're
women granted the right Of suffrage.
There ia reason to believe that the
present anti.whisky craze, like all
crazes of the kind, will be of tempo
rary character, and soon disappear,
but while it is raging Mississippi will
be puritanized 10 a certain extent.
The fact of the matter is in certain
localities wherg the prohibltlonists
are largely in the majority, the feel
ing is 50 strong that persons opposed
to prohibition are compelled to think
and act with the majority or hunt
Othar Dastures. "A. o. States,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-08-21

The Treasurer Of Iaud'rd"'' 'o''''-
ty has surplus an han" OF S'''--'
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-08-21

A young lady in Marietta, Ga, be-
ing reproached by an old "Reb' for
falling in love with a Yankee
drummer, answered as follows:
Mebbe you never heard nuthin bout
bridgin' the bloody chasm and shak-
in hands across the last ditch. |
knew psp was, D fighter, but after
he'd been home II year or two long
came a Yank one day looking for
land. He had bottle o'whisky, and
he and pap sat down on this very
bench and tit them old fights over
until both got drunk and fell in a
heap. When they woke up they be-
gan to shake and bridge, and they
kept it up till the Iank hurrahed for
Gineral Lee and pap hollered for Gin
eral Grant. Now, you shut! If you
don't want to bridge you can stub
around with your nose stuck up and
your knees out TO the weather, but
don't you go to interferin' with me!
Dad bridged, MANS bridged, land Pm
going to climb out of the last ditch
and hustle for Yankee husbandW
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-17

9auamutb. amtsridtsr: vSbr bubt
ben SsppsI unss3sist. @esbaIb babt Sbr
NIT Der an3eise 70 LANCE sesSssrt9"
Bauer: vSdausn's Ssrr amtsridter,
Der SeppeI bot mir eri9t'n sroBsn Stsin
auf be 9ausfar seworfen. 20 paar Gag
bana6 bot er mir'n 5snfsr einseporfen
Ro, mir iino bait Ra9baru, unb 10 mas
nimmt me baIt'n Na9bar nit 10 libel. DO
3'lett bot er mir'n srOBsn 9afen nit Stsin:
toblentbser IN be Club n%sinssporfsn, nit.
ten auf'n Gid, baB Der Cheer Spii9en be
RnOceI s'i4prist 1T, IN be &n6osl sana
%ueriaut marin. DO mar aber msin @ebuIb
gu @nb', unb i'd bob slet9 gu mstnsr Srau
sfait: vRo, MI bot g ssi4e0t; MI is 9
n 5reiien fur n 5errn amtsri9ter!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-17
y u n u IlerIet.
Ser @eg gum &eidtbum.

l. Gin Wort Al benz Ueiien lit qenua
unb pieIe Worte fiden feinen S6effeI.
2. @ott bilft benen, bic iid isIblt beIfen.
3. 5aulbeit sleidt benz Reite, Der melt
mebr ansreift, aIs bic arbsit; Der SdIii.
lel, ben man oft brau6t, lit INNER blant.
4. Der i9lafenoe 5u3s fdnst teinen
9ubn.
5. SleiB bat feline @ini9e notbis.
6. user elm 9sperbe bat, Der bat
elm capital; per 8opf but, Der bat elm
eintrdsIi9es @brsnamt.
7. Dem fleiBisen Wann iisbt Der 5uns
ger ins Suus; er laBt ibn aber nibt binein.
8. 6leiB beSabIt S9uIoen, Rutblofs.
teit uermebrt fie.
8. Ga Bbetnearbeiter obneNut
it4t, unbbuIdBt tbneubsinsn
SeuteI often.
10. Cine fstte Sids madt Elm massres
Sefament.
II. Wit benz, mas Elm sin3ises Safer
toitst, taun man Spsi &inber aufersieben.
~. Siele Weni9, MAIDEN Elm 9ieI.
Is. Der 2edermunb bat nidt melt sun
SettsIftabe. Sboren bssabIenbsn S9maus,
unb tluse 9eute uer5ebren i'm.
IA, Ridts lift tb0ri9tsr, als bic &eue
tbeuer beSablen.
Is. Seioe unb @tIas, S9arla6 unb
Sammst IOiden ben Serb aus.
IS. Sin Ieerer Cad Tam uidt uufrsdt
itsbsu.
II. 2sse fir 9ltsr unb 0otb surid' 70
lange bu fannt, benin bic Worsenlonne
i9stnt ui6t ben sunSen Gag.
Is. @roBe S9ifie t0unen ruasen, tleine
SOote miihen fi9 am llfer bulten.
10. @s 1T Ieidtsr ,uei 9srbe bauen,
ais auf etnem 5eusr gu unterbuItsn.
90. @sb lisbsr obne Nbenbbrob su 8ett,
ais buB hu init S4uIoen aufitebf.
81. Sc 1T Isi6tsr bas erite @eliite su
unterbriden, aIs aas ~fOIsenbsn gu bsfrtss
oisen.
%. Die 1sibise Spinne bat Elm sroBes
Res felt i'd u elm S9af unb cine Cub
babe, wini9t mir ieber einen suten Worssn.
%. Srei Wtal aussisbeu 1T sbsnio
idlimm ais einmal %abbrennen ; bleibe in
ceiner @srttdtte, 10 wirb beine Wertftdtts
Dir bleibeu.
"a. @rpirb, mas bu fannit unb bepab:
re, mas bu srporbsn baf. Oas 1T Der
uabre Stein Der 8eiien, Der bein glst in
@olb uerpanbslt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-17
Gin 3erftreutbeits vGbampion."

Cine Der serffreuteiten gerionen Der gam
sen Union 1T Der felt breibis Sabren in Ell
ner Der srSBersn Stabte Sopa's anidBise
unb bic bOrtise Meni9bsit NIT ieinen Ges
cspten bsilenoe unb ieiner 3%eritreutbeit anu;
iirenbe Or. Mc. MuIan. &aum elm Wos
nat uersebt, bas bic Srts: 3eituns nidt irs
senb elm nsues Stitlstn pon bieier !3ers
ftreutbeit gu ersdblen pilIen, reip. ii9 zines
gu erfinben piiisn. 0as Ieste berisIben
ereisuete fi4 selesentlid zines 5amilisn:
Diners, bel pel1em infer 3eritreutbeits,
9slb uou Der Sausfrau eriu9t uarb, ben
IN elmer pra9tpoaen 2amms :Rsuls bsites
benben Braten 5u trandiren. vNit 8srs
snisen, Rabame," rief Der aufseforberts
aus unb bssann iofort on Der Dor i'm bins
selesten Seule berumsuidbeln. 2idt LANCE
uno er mar berartis IN ietn Werf ~pertisft,
oaB er BON ben i'm umssbenben 9sriousu
gar ni9ts mebr Su mertsn i1ien.. Ro9
ein Baar Setunbsn Idnser unb er fibrte
plOtli9 einen gang Defenders tunfssrs1ten
S4nitt mitten bur6 bas bifitsn NusteIses
webe oes Sratens aus, lsste bann baitis
oas Wsfer BET Seite. Sos fem gsrbano3eus
uus Der Eui9s, itiIte bisrauf nit Der Ser
uiette zen aus Der S,sfe bes S1nittes
quelsnoen 8lutiaft unb per5anb benieIben
rsselredt, als Jet er cine ietner 8sbanoluns
iberwieie ne Wunoe. llnb bas aass nit 10
feie,ltdem @rnft, unb 70 tunitsers9ter
Wiroe, bag bic EQUESTRIAN erft, als Der
Ooftor bic einsebiloete Wunbe aud su nds
ben beginner woate, ben Rutb, fano inn
bebufs &ettuns ibres 8ratens NIT sinsm
tIeinen Sdrei in ben arm gu fallen. absr
ielbit iest nod blidte er feline Ra6barin
nur NIT balb erftuuntem, bulb usrpurfss
poIem 8eii9t an unb iast: vSirdtsn sic
nl1ts. Otaoame! Weibe uno quite 8Hsge
1T aaes, mas nOtbis 1T - fur ben Rsit
Iaien Sic mid uno ben Simmsl i~orsen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-17
9as a6tbnmo ertidbrise Subi'
Idnm oeS III. &anut.

am 10. SuIi parsn es 500 Sabre, bab
Der bl. &nub Ober &anut, R6nts pon
Oiusmart, In Sbeue in Der ct. als
banStir9e ibsrfaIsn unb set6otet wurbe.
Gum sritsnmul pieosr felt Der Reformas
tion purbe bieier 9eOsnttas in edit tatbo,
liidsr @eiie sefeiert. Is Srieitsr aus
Odnemart, Oeuti9lanb, S4websn unb
Norpsseu unb sablrsi5s @Idubise aus ben
bdniideu Wiifonsi malfabrteteu
gum @rabe bss b.. Wartprers. Sie
Rir9e, IN weIder er rubt, 1T isst protes
itanttid, nebenan befinost ftp isit 1870
elm tatboliider Setiual, In wel9sm Der
apoitolii9e Brdfstt pom Sdnsmart, Yrd.
lat Sobannes .. g u d, bas isisrIi9e Yons
tificalamt belt. Ra9 bsmielbsn idiloerte
Yaitor Brintmann aus Ropenbasen bic
bObs Bebeutuns oes Cages unb ben Offer
bes 81. Rnub fur bic gbre @ottes. Iad
S9luB bes @ottssbisnftss besaben fi4
iammtlide Ratbolitsn, Der Eratstt in Birds
latentleiouns, bic ibrise 9sitli9tsit in
i9war;em Talar, iibsr ben sroBsn, pOn
elmer oi4tseordnsteu Wense bsisstsn
Warftplas Sur 6ir9s bss bL. Rnuo nit
Der Rrppta, in Der bic &sIiquien bes 81.
Wartprers in idmadloism OfIsnsm Sarse
ars @idenbOl; unb 9las autbswabtt wers
ben. Bon &~openbasen aus, mar isbs
R~unosebuns, mi: PrO5eiiOn, anbstuns (D
uiu., unteriast woroen. Ha9mittass
mar feierlidsr iacramentalsr Sesen nit
Gsbsum. am absnb fanb ii6 Der sr6Bere
Sbsil Der Ssi~tbsilnsbmsr gu sinsm semeirs
i@aftlidsn Wabls In benz ~rsi,sno Fruens
Boge %. Bogeskovenf BudeupalS), 4Ufl.
pOr ObeEie, elm. Die @eisui6aft, @sirli9e
unb yaieu, Ssrren uno 0ameu aus ausn
9dnOen, belief fi6 uuf 100 BeriOnen.
Brdfett .. Sud erOffuete bic &eibe Der
Goaite nit einem bsssiiterten Sod aui
Yupit SEQ XIII. Yaitor Srintmann toa.
itirte auf ben 66ni9 ; Der tatboliI6e Nitro,
nom Odnemurfs, Sr. Or. YstuIe, auf bic
Stabt unb @emsinbe uon Soenie. 9aitor
2ieber Don StodbOlm CAB in idpsbiider
Spra4e Der freuoi9en SbsiInabme Der SEA,
tboIiten S9ueosns auSorud, bra9te
@riBe aus benz 2anbe bss bl. &6niss
Grid unb trant auf bas Wobl bes Brdfst
ten unb Der futboliidsn 9sifIidteit in
Odnemart. YaftOr &ans aus 9briiiia.
mia t~oaitirte in porwssiider Spra9e aui
bic idmmtli5en &aiboIiten Der itanbinapi.
idsn Rside. Sn sinsm 9iebs wurbe Der
beutiden Ratboliten ribmsnb ssba6t. Gin
an ben bl. Batter ~ubseianbtss TsIssramm
wnrbe bulbuou erpibert. Nm anberen
Tag mar Ieuitirtes amt nit Yrsbist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-17

SerunsIidten Der @utsbeiiser Ssnnis ben
@inities, na9bem er fid Elm Cell bate nm
ben 2eib lesen lafen. Oils aud bteier be-
wubtIos berausseaosen mar, ffies unbesreif:
li4er 8eiie audi nod Der @utsbefiser Sebr;
mann in bic @rube, wie nidt anbers gu err
uurten, nit bemislben WiBerfolse. Sdmmts
Ii4e ginseitiesenen auBer Gebrmanu finb
tobt, bteier mar biz gum absans Der Rad
ri9t nod am 9eben, wsnn aud NIT wsnis
ausii9t auf Grbultuns. Oas Serbalten
Der 8etbeilisten erideint UNI 10 unbsionnss
ner, als auf benz Striesler'i6sn Suite DOR
ca. IL Sabren Elm gang dbnIider llnfaa ses
idab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-17
On 9tori bat auf Der Siberiniel, awiId,

Sn 3Om bat auf Der Giberinisl, swiidsn
BEN 8riden Sabricius unb geftus elm
3abnarst iein 9lteIier aufsei9lassn, psl6er
gum Sroen Der States ens. 5rateIi"
@obltbdtisen griber) ssb6rt. Dieter
WOn4 iOa cine 70 unsebeure @sididIi1.
felt in Der Runit bes 3 abnauBreiBe ems
erIunst baben. baB er an mandsn Eassn
400 3dbne entfrrnt. gr bot sinsn iol1en
Ruf erlanst, taB bic 2sibenben pom friiben
Worsen on uor Der &loiterpforte Spalier
bilben. gr usrri9tst fem @srt umionft
unO bat IS babin sebru9t, baB in Rom nur
bic 3dbnGr,te nod auf 8srotsnft rs1usn
%tOnnen, wsIds @sbife anfsrtissn. Die
Sduberuns bes Eerrains fir bic tinftlt6sn
3dbns bsiOrst in &om taft ausi9IieBli9
6rate Srieniso. Sisisr beIiebte WSn1
bat au9 ben Yapit SEQ XIII. pon ieinen
3abnI9merSsn befreit.