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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17

THE Pittsburg Times says that Rev. D,
S. Thomas, Secretary Of the Welsh Land
Association, organiz d at the meeting re-
Gently held in Pittsburg to establish colo
MES of Welsh-Americaus in the West, has
received offers of land in al parts of the
country, principally in West Virginia and
Kentucky. The main object Of the pro
iect is to draw away the people of Welsh
nationality from the mines and iron mills,
where they are lost among other uationsli-
ties, and form them into separate sgricul,
tural colonies in the West, where their
language, manners, music aud traditions
may be perpetuated, and where their gen.
eral condition will be improved.
Committees are now inspecting tracts Of
land for sale in Webster county and other
sections of our State. The majority of the
Welsh are said to be in favor Of settling in
West Virginia since they will here have
an opportunity to engage in both agricul
ture and mining, while majority favor
going 10 some Of the western territories TO
engage only IN agriculture.
These are just such immigrants as West
Virginia needs They are honest frugal
and industrious and have nearly all been
in the country long enough to enter into
the spirit of our Institutions, aud recognize
that America is the home for them.
In this, they would be much more &C
eeptsble than immigrantsjust arrived from
Europe and as yet not fully comprehend
ing or sympathiziug with our government
or manners or customs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17
THROUGH THE STATE.
Items of Interest Cleaned From IHterior
Exchanges.

Exchanges.
The gun lately received by Pierpont
Post No. 8, q. A. R., of Wellsburg. Is o
beauty. 1t is composed Of shells gathered
from the field at Brsddock and Gettys-
burg, and is consequently very valuable as
a relic. 1t is 80 inches long, with l. inch
bore, and is of the pattern known as the
Parrot. The gun and trimmings OF the
carriage are nicely nickel plated, the car
rage finely painted and striped, and the
BOYS naturally feel very proud OF it. -.
Saturday evening, while Mac Gibson and
Charlie Minick, son and step son OF Mr..
George Gibson, were at work on an ice
houss, Mac, who was at work on the top
sill of the house, let Ratchet fall and 1t
struck Charlie on the lower jsw-bone.
Blood flowed from the wound to an alarm
ING extent and it was about three hours
before the flow could be stopped. The
Young man is resting easy, but Is very
weak and sick from the loss of blood.
Mr.. Edward Hilton representing large
lumber concern ct Columbus, o., has Just
purchased 100000 feet Of lumber from
the Kanawhs Lumber Company, OF Point
Pleasant. and J. A. Deyerux x Co., OF
Charleston, aud has contracted with the
same firms to take all the lumber they can
saw during the approaching summer.
One dsy last week Charles Arboga;t, OF
Pocahontas county, WAS hauling a load OF
plank at Cheat Bridge, when the team be-
came frightened and ran away throwing
Mr.. Aroogaat from the wagon and the
load falling on him MASKING badly, IT not
breaking his leg, and killing one horse and
Gripping the other.
a little daughter of Hiram Williams
aged IL years, Of Marshall county, was
badly burned a short time since. HeI
parents called upon neighbor for a shori
visit, when the childs clothes caught from
the FIRE on tbs hearth. A young brother
burned his hands badly in trying to rescue
his sister. Both children will recover.
Last Thursday night fight occurred 81
a literary meeting in the Bsne schoo
house, on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, il
which John Fox, Jr., received an ugly cut
in the face and lost two teeth. 1t is re
ported that Fox was under the influence o.
liquor.
There are OF present $4,000 barrels Of
whisky stored away IN the Hsnnis distil
lsry at Martinsburg and they ore stit
storing more away.
Detective Alf. ". Burnett, Of Charleston
will be married on the 18th TO Miss Han
nah f Norris, of Willow Island, Pleasant
county.
William Carpenter, Nicholas county
Iumbermap, broke his leg q few days age
while "skidding' logs into Gauley river
Newton Butcher, of Nicholas county
cut his foot in fearful manner few day
ago and his recovery is doubtful.
An eight foot vein of camel coal hs;
been discovered in the northwestern par
of Greenbrier county.
Millions of grasshoppers are reported il
Harrison, Roane and other counties
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17
pRosPECr OF TIE WHEAT CROP

Reports from the wheat growing States
show that late sown wheat has suffered
considerably by the weather OF the past
month";. The acreage in 1886 is from 8 to
10 per cent. below the acreage of 1885.
This reduction was caused by the scarcity
aud high price Of good seed wheat at
seeding time, and also the general dis
couraging outlook for the wheat grower.
The States of Illinois, Kansas and Mis-
souri, show the largest decreasein acreage.
The acreage of Indians, Ohio and Mich
gan is practically the same as the acreage
Of the preceding year. Kentucky and Ten
nesses show g reduction Of about
g per cent. The wheat which
has been protected during the
whole winter BY snow is confined only 10
limited a-eas 10 different states, and at no
time since the winter wheat crop was sowr
in 1885 has the winter wheat belt as q
whole been protected for period Of time
over twenty days. On the whole the
weather of February was trying upon ,he
wheat crop, and the month of March up
TO this date has shown little if any i'm
pzovement North of the Ohio river the
winter wheat has made scarcely any growth
as yet, aud the crop is backward.
The crop of 1885 has nearly all been
disposed Of but there is considerable Of
the product of 1884 still on hand. Farm
ers nearly always dispose of their wheat
when there is fair prospects for crop dur,
ing the coming year. From the above
and from what can be learned from some
of the wheat growers in West Virginia and
in the bordering counties Of Ohio and
Pennsylvania, sn average crop may be ex'
pected if the weather during the next thirty
days ia favorable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17
CHOOSING A UNITED STATES sENA.
TOR.

CHOOSING A UNITED STATES sENA-
TOR.
In another column we publish extracts
from some of our exchanges giving their
opinion concerning that new departure of
holding convention at White Sulphur
Springs next August to nominate q man
for the United States Senate. The gene
raj impression is that the old way of leay.
ing the matter to the legislature chosen by
the people is the safest and best way.
lis rather interesting to see how the
Republican press of the Stale jump at such
an idea; Every Republican paper that has
commented upon the proposition has de,
clarsd itself heartily in favor of it. This
means something. Anything that will help
along the chances Of the Republican party
in the next campaign they think is worth
encouraging.
ABIDE from the question Of whether the
action Of such q convention would be re-
gsrded By the Legislature upon whom the
constitution places the duty Of electing
U. Senator, come up other facts worth
considering. One is, that the Democrats
after holding such convention, would be
less likely to elect Senator, Whatever
dissensions and bitterness may now exist
among Democrats in certain sections
Of the State would only be increased
by such gathering. 1t would
be carried into the election
of men to the Legislature and as
the Democrats now have not q very large
margin in that body, they can not afford to
risk committing political suicide BY taking
part in schemes that scatter dissafection
in their ranks. This is why such plan |
is so pleasing to Republicans.
The other fact is, that there is less like.
Iihood Of choosing an efficient man BY
such method than By leaving the matter
20 the Legislature. As.apls the people
Of our State aim 10 send their uOst dis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17
IlIEynR-

AMICK-On Tuesday mornius March l6, 1885,
at $40 o'clock, at her late residence corner South
and Main streets, CATHERINE AMICK, aged e.
yeas.
Funeral notice hereafter.
HOGE-0n Tuesday morDiug. March 10, at 1880
O'Clock, VIRGINIA h /, vile Of W. V. HoSe
Funeral services at the residence Of her husband.
No. III FOarteeath street, Wednesday, March II,
at $50 O'Clock. Interment private
BARR-Mareh 18th, 1856, At 5p. NJ, JAMES S.
BARR, Eysd IS years and days
Funeral from his late residence, No. &c South
Penn street, Island, this "wednesday afternoon at
, o'clock. Interment at Peninsula cemetery.
Friends are invited to attend.
H0RNBROOK-On Sunday, March Il, AZ 10 80
o'clock ?. M, mis-. A. n. AoRSBROoK, wife Of
Jacob Hornbrook, aged IS years and 6 months
Funeral services Wednesday, March Il, at q
O'Clock p. N at No. 9S4 Main street. Friends of the
family are invited to attend. Interment private
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17

JOHN Tyler was the only President ever
married from the White House. He took
for his second wife young lady Of New
York city. There have been very few IN
married Presidents, and whether they
would remain so was inevitably q subject
OF speculation, except in the case Of Mr..
BucuAxAS, who was understood to be 6
confirmed bachelor. 1t was reported that
Mr.. ARTHUR was TO be married while in
Cfice. and the gossips now seem inclined
TO dispose Of Nr. CLEVELAND in the same
summary manner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17

SINCE certain fashionable people we're so
shocked at Mrs. WHTTNEYs party BY the
recital of the poem a. Ostler Joe, an enter
prisipg publisher has issued it in pretty
book form, and now it is all the rage with
Washington ladies. Another edition has
been ordered. Strange, isn't it?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17

Is g Washington specialize the REGISTER
yesterday morning q typographical error
made the President compliment Mr.. kENNA
ss q promising Democratic leader. While
We have no d1ubs Mr.. CLEVELAND thinks
so it was the Washington Post, and not he,
that was quoted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17

A New YoRE woman has Just been sen
fenced to death for putting arsenic in her
husband pie. That is rsther rough treat
meut Tor a woman who was only trying 10
break her husband of 8 bad habit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17

REy. SAN JONES says be Is willing to
come to Pitts5urg in about a month, and
Pit,sburge,s are trying to make proper ar
raugements to receive him. The people
are not so particular about his methods so
lcny as he accompanies great coed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17

How would CLEVELAND and hENNA
sound for 1888? We are modest, yon know,
and are willing to observe the Democratic
way of giving a public servant two terms
providing he deserves it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17

IL Congress could get up Prohibitory
tsrif on assignments it would be popular
among unpreparsd creditors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17

TRERE is to be no more convict labor IN
Illinois on boots aud shoes Another VIC
tory for labor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17
TE1NIN
TuE REGISTER.

West EirginisnS SOiOurninE i'm
Washington can always fad the
DAILY REGISTER on the eOHn-
ter at LepIey a FinsteT. news
dealers, .I9 Fifteenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17

Our OF the 1000 bills introduced into
the present Congress, only three have be-
come lava Let US return thanks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17
MARRIED.

WARRELL-WITL IAMS-Cn Tuesday, March
Is, 1856, 2:S0 O'Clock p. N, at the residences Of
K. ~. smith, No. 2l26 Market street by pev. W.
II. Cooke, D. D., OF the steOld PreSbyt terrain
enureh, Mr.. JoHN &,GARRELLand Miss KATE
WILLIAMS; WNhSvGzklHE .sNtAEDHE3N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17
Sealed Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR MAKlSG ALTERATIONS
and additions TO the Library and Board Of
Education Rooms on Fourteenth street, in accord
ante With plans and spec hcatons TO be seen at ths
Office OF the Board of Education, will be received
until Thursday, March IS, 1886, at O'Clock p. m.
Proposals should be enclosed In sealed envelopes,
addressed 10 the "Commttee on Public Library"
and Lett with the Clerk Of the Beard oil Education.
The right Is reserved TO reject any and all bids.
j. A. MILLER,
Chairman Committee on Public Library.
nrl3l5l76l3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17

rop.r We esIsbra.e s.. Patriok,s Day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17
FOR SALE.
For sale.

r DESIRE TO SELL MY PLEASANT FRAME
Cottage containing four rooms and Kitchen J
veranda 70 the east and good cellar, gas and water
situate No 1O5 on South Front street, between inc
MRS MARY L. DECHERT.
For farms and particulars enquire at c. A.
sCHAERER CO.'S, Real Estate and Stock brok-
ers Call Telephone. mrl4su,Tu,TnSsa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17
BUSINESS TRANSFER

mEhEAece its CAUSES and CURE, by one
IN WOO Who was deaf tvesty-eisht years
Treated by most OF the noted specialists of the
- day With no benefit. Cared himself IN three
months and siEee then hundreds Of Others by same
process plain, simple and successful home treat
ment. Address 7. ). PAGE, l2S East 26th street
rev iofk City. ieb2SrU, THSsAr,sb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-17
For Sale On Easy Terms.

For Sale Un Easy Terms.
TIME PROPERTY No. $50, ON THE EAST
sids Of Market siI oct, corner OF Alley Six
There are one Three story Brick House and several
smaller buildings on the lot the aggregate rent Of
which Is from $500 10 S7O0 per year. The whole
property will be sold for So 50o-$l coo In cash. the
remainder in yearly payments of $500 each With
ak per cent interest secured by deed OF trust For
further particulars apply TO
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
mrp 1920 Main Street.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-20

tunqen unb elm i66nes Bud pber Bib,
ipnbern and Sripat : @efdaisteiten pom
Der &sbaftion bsanipru9en, bO9ltdit entz
riitst, baB mir ibre Suffrage nidt fofcrt
beiorst babsn, unb etpa eben 10 piele
freunbltde Seiu9er unieres vSanetums"
baben es libel permertt, baB mir ibrem ans
senebmeu @~epIauber in Der ~Sueiten Stunbe
nidt uaebr gang 70 piel freuotse Iufmert:
iamtsit gei9entt babsn pie In Der erften.
giner, Der uns turs Dor Gebattionsi6luB
mod cine ~ipalteplanse ribrenoe Sei6rets
buug elmer @rit.@ Communion uub elm ans
bersr, ber uns sleidseitts nod cine etua
ebeuio LANCE S9iIberune zines 9orfaass,
Der rbsinabe" Elm l1nsIiit i'm @efoIse &C.
babt bate, ssi9ift BAT, beidpereu ftd
ernitli9, baB mir ibre b69it bea9tens:
wertben SsitrdSe %peranbert, B. +. ubse.
tirat baben.
0ir betlagen aue bieie uniere unpers
seibIi9en &idii1tsloisteitsn unb Mis:
grille pon Ser3en unb iu9sn barum an
~uuieren 8las einen neueni Rsoatteur, be:
itebsnb in einem tiiCtisen Maun, be,
sleidSeitis einise sebiesene @ufidee idrsi:
ben, Elm S9ot 3ettunsen leien, elm paa'
Dubenb 8riefe b%eantportsn, Semanb eint
Steue beiorsen, einen 8eiu9er untertal:
ten, peri9iebene Sereinss O. riummlunsen,
tir6li6e unb anbsrs Tsite beiu9en, sin'
&ebe balten unb cine anoere itsnosrapbirer
unb auf flint Spalten &aum sebn SpaIter
Sas unterbrinsen fam. Der 8eperbe'
muB nidt iopobl auf bobe Ginnabmen al!
uuf itets slei9 freunblide Sebanbluns be,
2eier ieben unO ttef burdbrunsen iein Dol
Der ueberleusuus, baB jeber seebrte 2eie
bon Der &ebattiun elmer 3eitun9 melt meb
peritebt ais er ielbit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-20
Gt,pas aus eimer seftemfir@e.

Ser Yroteitantismus trus i9On BEL. iei.
mem @uttebeu ben &eim bss ~uutergangs
in it3, in Der Reiguns ieiner Gnban9er
gu Grennungen. 0a, no bic 9uu3e Stautss
mai9ine 81 ieiuem S9ube uufsebOten mar,
i4ien CT cine 3eit lang gu bIiibsu, aber es
oauerte ni4t LANCE 10 samen aud ba Grens
nuneen. 90 ieben mir jest in alien pro:
teitantiiben &duoern bic Qauoestir9en in
tbren 6unDamenten eri9Ittert un6, wie uieIe
ibrer WtitgIteOer einseiteben, Der &efore
nation brin9enO beOuritig. aber aues
0ottOrireH on Dem franten &6rper beS
Proteitaa!ismuS pirb n I'M 70 mebr bic
aufOiunS bei3Ieuni9en.
Inter ben Setten, wsIGe cine i3eit lang
bIiibenb eri9ieneu, mar bic sngIii9e gpiss
copaltir9e. sic biloete etnen Ebeil bes
en9tii9en Staatswsiens unb b6tte oils elm
ioI6es ME Der srslii9sn Staat ielber bers
auwadieu unO ii3 ausbebnen unS entuits
feln ioqen. Wdbreno absr bas ensIii6e
nod INNER sroB baitsbt, lit Die ensl.
So6tir@e berartiS In 8srfaa seratbsn, SaB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-20
Sin t,euer 8epafteur seju6t.

Man bate IS in ben letteu piersebn Ga:
gen f3reibt infer seebrter @olese pom
,Wanberer" in ct. Yaul, 9erne geieben,
Inb bat gum Gbeil freunbIi9 basu einae:
Iaben, baB bic RsOattiOn Ses vWanberer"
pertreten iet, bel @rOffnuns zines S6la@t,
Yanoramas in minneapolis, bel einem
8antett in Der ct. SObannessN btei, BEL
eiuer 8rimtS auf Oayton'S Bluff, bel ber
@runoitein 98eibe Oes Gir3sn6aues in
ct. Wartin, BEL 6robnlei9uam8 Ssieru
an uerIGtebenen anberen Srtsn, BEL bet
Iebten Ssamteu . WabI I'M ct. peters:
8erein in st. Saul, bel elmer y@rbibi.
tion" in 6enoerfou, bel lie elmer ,@r5ibt.
ton" unb ie elmer AuSiteQUna in Der ct.
Soiep65sIcabemp pnO in Der MariasS Sim,
m~elfabrtSs @smetnbe in ct. Saul, beim
StiftuuSsfeit beS @e~ieisnpereius in ct.
9aul, mo itberSem en- PEASANT bic Teitrsbe
pom Nanbersmaun uerIau9t puros, uno
Bel eiuem baIben 0utenO auberer @es
.lesenbeiten. Mau bat ii9 al etnisen
- ni1t an allen! - Stellen ueruunbert
rno lit an elmer Stele iosar iebr
disappointed" seweien, baB BITE &eoats
ton ,9eraoe bel unS" - pie es bieB -
ni6t pertreten 9ewsien lit. Su berielben
8sit baben fid Elm 8dderbusenb Sriefs
jdrsiber pom Nab unb Sern, pel9e fir
ibre $50 idbrIi6 ni6t nur SO SruBe 3eis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-20

mem Wttsliebe bisier Stride gu uer3eidnen,
pabreub adj! beibe 6dle nut gu bdufis BET
benen %portommen, bic ni1t bic &snntniB
Der iaframentaIen @nabe baben tnb ba>
RON ~tbeiIuebmen nnb bic ben 9lauben bies
fer beilisen &eIigion leusnen -
r@s mag fein, baB mir mad bemleIben
6afeu ~fteuern, penn aud ni9t auf betns
ielben Wege. Iber meme &ettunssar1e
mub i9 nit einem woblausseitatteten
S9iiie nit suten Sffjteren unb tiidtiaer
Wanni9aft persIei9en. Oie Oiscipli,
ieiner Wanni1aft wurbe ME In Srage ses
felt, unb tie lit 10 beiorst fir bic 9anbuns,
mie Sene, fir pel9e iie beifimmt iff. Sein
&ompab peidt ME ab, tein Wetaq brtnst
bic NabeI in S9wantunsen. Ssin @bar
er purbe pom benz Sbertapttdn ~unierer
GrlDiuns entporfsn uub istu Stsuermauu
uiro ME mibe ober ibpa9. Seine Wes
ibsr bic LANCE unb ifiirmii9e 2ebensreiie
1T pom Iufans bis gum gnbe bur9 feline
fieben iatramentalen 2tdtsr erbelt. Sober
Sterbenbe an Borb lit 9efdrtt unb ges
trDitet burd bic gerit6erung, baB pom Der
@ieae Bis gum @rabe bieie beilise Stride
nit mebr ais miittsrlidsr 2iebs unb lensits
Iidteit iber ibre &iuber wa1t."
v0as ibr S9if anbelanst," 70 penbst
fi6 gum Sdluffs Or. STERLING an ben
Yrsoiser, 10 tonne i'd bdsli4e gersIeide
unitsaen, (par i'd bod ieIbft Sffsier bas
rauD. Sd f6nnte bic @dtbeit Der S6iffs.
pupiere unO bic siiltise @%rnennuns ieines
8apitdns in 3uetfel sieben. Setne per-
~fuultsn Salten unb iein i9wader &isl bas
ben fir mid ni9ts llebsrraidenbes, uber
i'd punbere mid nur iiber bas 9let9ailtise
unb meuterii3e Sens6men Der Mann'
i9aft.
Die S%elbterbaltuns it bus srife @eist
u~nierer Ratur, unb mo bic @wisteit in
Srass tommt, fann man iiber ieue gu:
funft ME gu dnsitli3 fem. Sd perbe
ME uufbOren gu beten, baB SSr anterplat
audi in benz seiditten Safen gu timber
iein m6se, oefen @euenbrs6er Der fatbo'
Hide @laube if.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-20
@ramenbafte Grmoroung etnes
WHjfon6rS.

&us gosniId Oubica tommt bic Nad:
ri9t, ba6 In oer Na9t pom "a. auf Der
25. Mat flint &auber, Serben unb Sir.
Zen, ben opfermutbisen Wiiiiondr 9aIentir
Cab, Der Gags suuor 100 f. per Soft er:
baIten bate, srauiamif ermorOeteu. Sit
erbra9en 6as Sintertbor bes Sauies, se.
boten ben erI9reften ,SausIeuten unite,
anbrobuus idnsler @rmorburs a~bioIutes
S6wsisen unb uOtbisten ben NsBuerto9,
ibnen gum 3immer bes BrieiterS gu lsu9s
ten, NO fie ~riefen: yIufmaden! Gen;
barmen iinb bal" als Der MiIfonar bic
Gbir 0fnete, fOrberten iie @eIO pom ibm.
Slut feline @nt9esnuns, buB er NiemanOen
etpas i5uIbe unb tetu @eIo fir fie babe,
iebten ite linn baS @epebr an bic 8ruit,
ibre Sorberung erneuernb ba er Bel ieiner
8eigeruns blieb, fiel er pon eiuem S9uiie
9etroffen auf'S Bett, tonnte it9 jebo9 nod
erbsben, bic WOrber BON ii3 itoBsnb, uns
erftibt babel pom Webner. Oa aber bies
fem i'm 9anOsemense oas 2i6t srIOi5,
entiprang er bur9 Elm Senlter, UNI 9ens
barmen gu boIen. Oils Oieie tameu, waren
bic WOrber bis auf einen sntlaufen, Der
taste, baB ct ni9t gu entfieben permo5te.
8ieaet6t ftOberte er gu LANCE mad @eIo.
Gr mat elm Serbe, bepaffnet nit Sanb,
f9ar unb @ewebr. Die Hei9e farb man
in elmer &ammer, am &Opfe un6 Sdnben
pielfa9 bur9itO6en uno 3eri6nitten. nit
brei RuselH in Der 8rut unb bas Sers
unuerlett. Der Mtiioudr mar bodice
seiltert uOn beiIisem Seeleneifer unO sIis
henoer 9td3ftenIiebe aus &rain Dor flint
Sabren babin setommen, mo CT ~porerit IN
Ofaslai, Oann Sunialuta un6 3ulebt in
Dubiea iesensreid wirtte. lIsber bic I'm:
that 1T aaes in bO6iter I%ufresuns. 9ie
&atboIiten iinO %trOitIos iibsr ben gerIuit
bieies eOIen Wannes, Der 70 serne NIT
&atb unS Chat bali, unb ben ite fir uners
festi4 balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-20
+Garoinat Cub ert Grsbif6of
ppn 0aris aeitprben. 7

Cardinal @uibert, Gr5bif9of pon Baris.
ruurSe on I. Sli laut &ubsl pI0slid ais
i6per ertrantt gemelbet, idon am ud9itsn
Gage traf in Sem Oort bic Na9ri9t pon
feinem Sobe elm. I1nter'm 9. Suli melbet
cine 0epei6e aus Baris: Die Beiieeuns
Der 2eide pes Cardinals @uibert piro aul
IS. b. so. in Notre Dame, ~auitatt auf
Montematre ituttfinben.
Wtit ibm lit elmer Der psrbisnitooGifen
Rir6enfiriten Srautrei9'S aus bieiem 2es
ben eei9ieoen. Der Serewiste erbIide
am 10. 0eSember bas Qi6t Der @sIt
unb erbieIt feline erite gilbung unb @rsiebz
l,a pcn einem Srinitartner Srbensprieiter.
gr poDenbete feline Stuoisn in benz sroBen,
pcn Sulptcianeru 9emetoeteu Glertcalie:
minare pom Nir unb trot ra9 ieiner 8rte:
fferpeibe in bic Congregation Der Sblaten:
pdter Elm. Sn berIelbsn pirtte er mebrert
Sabre nit glus5ei6nuns, bis i'm Der neu:
ernannte Sii6of pom Niuccio, Woniisnort
GaianeIi, aIs @eneraluicar un6 Geqens
ieines Brieterleminurs nit nu9 goriitc
nabm. Son bort in 9let9er @ieeni9af
mad 8aris b~erufen, ernannte i'm bic &eaie:
runs Souls 8bilipp's in lS41 gum Sii6o'
pon SiuierS unb er purbe aIs folder aud
nom bl. 8uter beftdttst. SIN Sabre 1851
purbe ct @rsbildof pom Gours uno 1871
ber Gta6folser bes Moniisnore Oarbop
@rSbii9ofs uon 8aris, Der betanntli6 I'M
ter ben SuseIu Der Communion ieir
frommss 2eben auSbaudte. S6li6t uni
eiufa6 in ieinem ~umsunse nit Ssoermann
trat Der Serepiste uber aud ieber 3eit emit
f6ieben unb uneridrofen fir bic &e5te II
bic Sreibsit Der Stride elm. Sn anerten
nuns ieiner boben Gerbienite bsrief i'm be-
bo9ieItse Pupit 9tus TX I'M Dec. 1877;
in bas 81. Cardinals olesium. 0sr
sldubisen SutboIiten Srantreids, INSIDE
fonbere aber ben setreuen grsbiOceiansi
mirb bas &nbenfen an ben seliebten uni
alsemein perebrten Cardinal: grSbii9o
Soiepb SippoIpte cine unaustOi1Ii9s,
fem. @r rube i'm SrieSen!