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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-24
0rs. 9. & 9. 9anteio,t,
Missouri State Museum
of Anatomy.
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sabIrei9en 6reun6e bon Ieiner Mntumft
in San 4ntDnio gu irforn,iren unb ct
luir6 iim 9lhdli1 f9dben, bieielben gu
enpfangetl, in benz Meuger Sotel,
3imner 9fr. IL I'm parterre.
6pre9ffunbert bon 10 ubr TDrmits
tags Big 4 ubr 9a6mittags tagli9 ooer
na6 uebereintomnteu.
9r. Dabieion bebauoelt bauptid6li6
1lerpGle, bronif6e utto Dlut=
&ranfbeiten
Wae bieienigen, bic iit1 aus 1nporz
fidtigfeit cine &rantbeit Dber elm llebel
augeaDgen baben, fDr6ert er auf, Dbne
Ner3ug bel Inn bDr3ufpre9en. Seine
langidbrigen, in ben beften oeuti6en
un6 frans6lfi9en S0lpitdlern geiamz
Httlten grfabrungen bieten geniigenbe
Garontie, boB auen nit ben ermdbuten
4roufbtiten Debnfteten bic bette unb
piKenfdaftli6fe gebanoluns su Sbeil
tDirb.
Sieienigen patienten, tpel6e it6 alis
Betb0Ib ber @tdbt befinben, m6gen
britFi@ ibren Grnntbeitssuitano anges
beA ultb tuerben ibre Briefe iofOrt Bee
rhdR9tigung erfabren.
Ntdn merle Ii9 bic Abrefe: 3immer
4r. IL, Nenger 9otel San Antonio,
&erds.
6pre9t obne geridumniB Dor, ba
bss Osetors Aufentbalt bier tur5 1T.
oseben Burbe ter0fentlidt unb ipirb frei
a1f EerIanaen Mnb nod @inftnbung bon 2
9ents berFdnbt vYroetieal Obfsruations on
Aerbsxs Debility anb @bsii.al Gxbauition"
nit eiuem rGfap on Marriage~. NIT pidtigen
AbbanbIuaeen iiber onbere aranfbeiten. Die.
feIbes iinb cine Sbnopfis aus Sorlelun9en, bic
sen ben Doctnren Dabiefon i'm Wetifouri
Gtaats. @luleum iir Nnatnmie gebalten pur.
een Nnb bilben einen ipertbbolen drdtltden
&atbseber, ben ale iunseu 2eute lsfen iollten.
~ abreife: Or. Q. Dnbiefon,
4,s,tuplM Wienser SoteI, Gan @ntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-24

= Ma9t Cure 8efeaungen fir Sta.
9elbrabt, glatten 9rabt, @iienbleh,
&upferble9 unb 26the bel piper g.
g 9ultbeB 249 Marfet Str.
Spart @eIb unb 3eit.
@araAtie fiir niebrigfte Marftpreiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-24

Die
RD6@tntItdbe Treie Nref5e
eri9eint
ieben DOnnerffos
uno foliet
$3.50 oas Sabr sber 1925 far s
@rnate in gOruusbe3ablans.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-24
s.Improved Condition Powders. fir gf

s'Improved Condition POwders'' fir Yfe,.
be unb &inopieb. Gin ausaeaeianetes uno er.
probtes Yulber in Der 8ebanoIuna ron ;su6.
frantbeiten aller Irt allQemeine llnpdBli9feit,
Mnma6ien Der Saut. &iube, selbes gSai1er,
Wansel an Mppetit. @ebrau9sanmeifuma auf
ber Gillette. Gabriairt Son unb gum gerfauf
bet bolph OreiB, alamo plasa, sesen.
iiber Der Roifoffee, Gan Gntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-24

= ginbre6er brangen in bic poit=
office su 9empfeab unb raubten ettpa
$4,000.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11
Shameful Management.

Several years ago the late Archbishop
Purcell, of Cincinnati, was "short" in
his money account some $4,000, 600. 1t
WAS money deposited with him by his
faithful parishioners. No one has pre-
sumed that the distinguished prelate used
the money for his own benefit in any
way, or that he was in any sense dis
honest; but the money was gone when
called for.
The scandal growing out of the pub
licity of his defalcation literally broke
the great pastors heart. The courts ap-
pointed AN assignee to settle up the estate
and pay the creditors as far as possible.
story of his trust has just come to light
in IA trial In court at Cincinnati. If the
management of the Archbishop was
scandalous, that of his assignee is the
most shameful that has been brought to
the notice of the public in long time.
The funds that came into his hands he
squandered in stock speculations and
lost In his trial he was permitted to
testify in his own behalf. He admitted,
with tears in his eyes, that out of the
money which should have gone to pay
the claims of Archbishop Purcell's
creditors he had lost in stock speculation
nearly 5000, 900 lie had at first invested
in United States bonds, but about that
time there was a great craze for Cincin-
natl Southern stock, and he bought
largely of that. 1t declined heavily. He
then lost his head and continued buy ing
stocks IN the hope of retrieving what he
had lost. He protested that he had no
private end to serve, but was actuated
solely by a desire to make good the
losses to the estate. What sad sequel
to "A business badly begun and shamefully
managed from first to last Nothing is
more evident than that priests have no
business with banking. and that people
should deposit their money III places
where the law gives them some protec-
ton, and where the custodians of the
same have sense enough to make judi
cIouS Investments.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11
The Sewer Question.

Plainly, our city needs a system of
sewers, and everybody recognizes the
fact. How shall we get them-where,
and how, shall we raise the money
needed for such an improvement? 1t is
readily conceded that nothing in the
shape of improvements will give such a
boom to town As an efficient water and
sewer system. We can get the water
works easily enough-how shall we get
the sewers:
THE News suggests this: let the
Council cause a careful survey and esti-
mate of cost, of a complete and adequate
sewer system to be made. Then bond the
city for a certain amount and build the
Lines of sewers along Water, Lemon,
Front and First streets, adding to this
system Of mains as fast as the city is able
to do it. Assess all property-Own a
rate. based upon the frontage along the
lines of sewers. That our property
holders and taxpayers should bear this
assessment is but fair, and it will enable
us to secure an efficient and proper dis
posal sewage and storm water.
No one looking ut the matter in the
proper light will say the increased value
of property along the line of sewers is not
double o. even ten times the assessment.
Reasonable people can see that this man
ner of securing proper system of town
drainage is but fair and honest.
Sewer the town ASSESS a fair abutment
tax-let the city pay part of the cost;
those benefited, the balance. This is
matter that should be attended to at
once.
The increased health of our citizens,
arising from a suitable sy stem of sewers
will he marked. The increased value of
property will be greatly enhanced at
once, and the increase of tax receipts
will be so great as to enable the city to
pay off all indebtedness incurred for the
sewers, long before il is due. This ID no
guess work-we have many instances of
just such improvements in our Northern
cities, and the verdict of all is the same;
that complete system of sewers pays
for itself tenfold.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11

ries his sweetheart to ride, gives all
praise TO the Hambletonian, while the
staid and solid old gentleman, who wants
n horse strong enough TO take the old
lady and all the children and the nurse to
meetin, Is equal, enthusiastic IN his
praises of the Percheron. l am not in
clined tn rob either of their choice fer
each are we'll and fifty adapted TO their
special purposes. Either, however,
crossed with the native stock makes
splendid horse.
1 hope that all this about improved
stock will not fall as dead letter tn the
readers of THE NEWS. If they will
think about the matter there is little
probability that they think badly of it,
We will see. w. ID. r.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11

Prof. Mendenhail says an earthquake
is a process whereby the earth adjusts
itself to less space-contracts, as it were,
to meet changing conditions The inte-
rior of the earth is an intensely hot re-
giOn, and is constantly radiating heat
into space. When enough matter has
passed out, the earth's surface tdmbles
of things. a very simple explanation
of the cause, and one attended with much
Inconvenience, we should say, especially
to those living in the vicinity of the
=. shocks 80
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11
Georgia cattle Raising

Our correspondent gives an interesting
account, i'll another column, of cattle
breeding near Griffin, in Georgia, to
which attention is invited. The infor-
nation Is special and valuable. The Jer-
sey breed is evidently the kind that will
thrive well in this State.
There should he organized in this State
Breeders AS ociation, for the purpose
of introducing Jersey and other breeds
of cattle. There is one III Georgia, and
it has been very successful in promoting
cattle raising in that section. A great
sale of Jersey cattle will take place at
Atlanta on the 20th of October next, I'M
der the auspices of the Georgia Jersey
Breeders Association. 1t will be a no.
with success and has proven of great val
ue TO the stock breeders.
The Atlanta Journal says il is mat
ter for sincere congratulation that so
valuable an interest as that of Jersey
breeding has fallen into such competent
hands. Through its means Georgia will,
in due time, rank among the foremost
States in the breeding of fine blooded
cattle"
This is an industry that should receive
attention at once from the farmers of
thissection of Florida. Our climate is very
favorable TO the growth of Jersey stock,
and the grasses of almost any part of the
State can be depended on for forage.
But where il is not sufficient it is easy
enough to grow fodder and root crops
of all kinds.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11

Fariey's Trade Reports of September
Sth says general trade taken altogether,
Is doing well and has made pros ress
since our last report. This progress has
been checked at points, here and there,
but the general mean has been in ad-
vance o; the last quoted position. The
financial breeze has fairly well blown
over and has left matters in n state gen
orally satisfactory. 1t is true that the
tendency towards advanced prices, that
was so noteworthy a week ago, has
largely disappeared. but there is no tend
ency developed in the other direction.
Prices, as rule, remain stationary,
while trade is shown TO be slowly in
creasiny
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11

wv. ID. r., in his letter from Geor-
gia, speaks of the good qualities of the
half breed Jersey cows of that State.
We know he is entirely correct in his
statement. One of the best cows we
ever owned was from Georgia, and a
half-breed. She gave, right along, for
months, with a little wheat bran in
warm water, each morning and evening,
twelve quarts Of rich milk per day. The
cream was the very finest, and excellent
butter was made from it. She kept fat
Oft of the native grasses.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11

Gen. A. q. Sedgewick, special U. s.
Minister to Mexico. is out in a card de-
nying, point blank, the story that he
was intoxicated at the Jocky Club ball
in the City of Mexico. He simply
danced all night and went home sober in
the morning. Every member of the
club has signed a statement generating
the General from all improper behavior
This settles 1.-THE General is all right
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11
The coloTed people of Palatka shoult

The coloTed people of Palatka should
contribute to the Charleston fund lib
orally. They should take hold OF the
can. The suffering, to large extent, at
Charleston, is among the colored people.
All money collected should lie sent by
express to May or COuItenay. He will
see that it is equitably distributed. lie
is one of Gods noblest creations
honest man
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11

The New York Chamber of Commerce
is doing a splendid work for Charleston.
The relief work is being pushed vigor-
onsly. Fully Sa5. 900 has already been
contributed by the business men of that
association
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11

Prices of Oranges is the title of an
interesting article published yesterday,
but credited to the Florida Dispatch,
when it should have been credited to the
Florida AnTicMIfltTiSt.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11

The damage caused by the earth
quakes at Charleston will, it is believed,
exceed one. fourth the assessed value of
the property of the city.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11

lieves that, in order to shelter the home
less people of that city before cold
weather sets in. from $500, 200 to $780,
900 are Immediately required
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11

y favorIte bangle consists vi numerous
slender gold or silver wirs circlet>, no two =
which are decorated alike. As many as
eighteen 10 twcnty-four Of thesc are worn on
one arm, each one independent OF the other,
not being connected in any way. but hanging
loose around the arms.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11

The grain market of the country is
quiet, with little agitation on account
of the news from Great Britain to the
effect that British crops would ice good.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11

Geronimo, the hostile Apache chief,
and his chief of staff, NatcheZ, are to
cor to Florida after all. They are now
on the way.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11

Palatka's contribution to the Charles
ton fund is $4O4.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11

Five thousand people in Charleston
are in urgent need of assistance.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11
THE DAILY NEWS.

THE DAILY NEWS Ia published every morn
yng except Monday, and delivered by carriers
1 n tine city, mailed postage free, for 80 cents
a month, 81. 20 for three months, ~ 50 for ak
N nfhs, or - per annum.
The WEEKLY NEWS In an SPACE b6-cOlufnh
paper published every Friday, containing
ALI the news of the week. local and general IL
Is the largest and handsomest weekly paper
published in Florida and will be mailed post
age free for 81 IA year, or 81 cents Tor SIX
months. Specimen copies free to any address.
Local advertisements - cents per line Tor
first insertion and 10 cents per line for each ad-
ditionaI insertion. Special notices 10 cents per
line. Reduced rates on continued sdvcrtise-
All advertising bills become due pro rata
every month. Local advertisements due at
tb. q xptration OF the tim for which they are
inserted.
All rcmiItHnces should be made ny express.
money registers Il letter.
Address.
\. u. HAMMOND,
RUsIN ESs MANAGER,
PALATkA, FLORIDA.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11
WHY HE BECAME \ HERMIT.
Killing His Rival and stunning
the Society of Man

NENBERNE, y. T., July ..
In 1918, just seventy one years ago,
John Armstrong was born near Viii
mington in this State. lie was the only
son of a well-to- do farmer and received
an ordinary common school education.
At twenty years of age he became enam-
ored of a young woman named Carrie
Scott, daughter of farmer who came
from Virginia and who purchased the
the land al joining the farm of Arm
strong's father. Johns love seemed to
be- r-ciprocrated and he lived on in bliss
full anticipation of happy future.
For two years he was assiduous in his
attention, and the wedding day was
finally decided upon. There was no
happier man In the State of North Car
olina than John Armstrong. the event
full day arrived. John arose early, ar.
rayed himself III his wedding suit, and,
i'll company with Ia few invited guests,
set out for the home of his expected
bride. on the way he was met 10y
colored servant, who, in few words,
told him that Miss Carrie had been mar
ried at Z O'Clock that morning to a
Northern gentleman by the name of
Samuel Opdyke and had started on
wedding journey North III n carriage.
For "A moment Armstrong was para
lyZed with astonishment, but presently
recovering his self-possession, lac looked
about him upon his wondering group of
sympathetic spectators. Then, without
uttering IA word, he put spurs To his
horse, and, leaving his guests still in the
road, soon disappeared IN the distance.
lie was never seen again i'll the neigh
borhoOd, and although every effort Was
made to discover his whereabouts, they
invariably proved futile, ard finally the
community settled down To the belief
that he had committed suicide.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11

Jacksonville's contribution to the
Charleston fund exceeds IS 900.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11
FOR CONGRE SS-2d DIST RIOT,
CHARLES DOUGHERTY.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

For SENATOR,
+. Nj. MCMEEKIN.
FOR ASSEMBLY,,
PHILIP PRIOLEAU.
HENRY HUTCHINSON.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-11

RRGISTEkkD AT THE PALATKA Posi- OFFICE
SKCosD-CLAss MAIL MATER
PALATKA, FLA, SEPT. IL, 1856.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-27
@isconHn.

- Dem bemnd6it I'M Crude eri6einens
ben Sabres5eri6t oes SefretGrs Der gan
belstammer 2dn9ion iinb folsenbe Saten
iiber Wilwautee'r Sunbel uno Snouitrie
fir bas Sabr 1885 entnommen: Die Soften
Der pGbrenb bes sSabres in Der Stabt err
ribteten ueuen Sauteu pe,ben ouf 4 $780,
600 Dollars geiddbt uub bic Der 9or:
itdote auf $500, 900. Die 9spoiiten in
ben ganfeu beSiiferten fi6 auf $50, 354,.
500 Dollars sessn $3.50, 224 ,O3o. 81 in
1884.
- l1usefdbr 1000 3ui9neiber unb
rErimmsrs" in ben Milpautee'r
Wanns, unb &inbersleioer; Sabrifsn fret
Ten, neil bic Sabritdnten fir adtitinbise
9lrbeit nidt benielbeu gobu Sablen polen,
wie fir sebnitinbige Nrbsit.
- Sn Stills Oaelferei in 9 ia SCOT,
nabe Der Staotssrense, ereisnete iia cine
fdredlide @rplOiion. Der csntripstaIe
Gobmieperator Seriprans, pdbrenb er ii6
in Seussung befano, unb wurbe Sames
Ieisriou pom einem ber mad auen Rtdtun:
gen fliegenoen StIde getrOfTen unb auf Der
Stsle gstOOtet. Sin Sunge, Ramens
Gbeiter Sunisr, purbe wabti6einli9 tDots
lid perwuuoet. Com Qltou murbe elm
Bsiu an swei Steuen ,eridmeftert unb
Samss 8late, CD. Souman uno 0iu Sel
i6ltmm perlest. GtHe unteriu1uue oes
sertriimmerteu @pparates ersab. baB iid
berielbe in iebr i6Ie6tem 3uitanbe betuu:
ben bate.
- Wit Der Snbuffrie : MusiteQune i'm
nd6iten Serbft in Wilwautee iol cine
Moltsrei Qusitslung perbunben ueroen
gu bieiem Swefe bot Sr. Curtis pom Sort
Giftrion. Brdiibent Der 0oroweitliden
Wulterei: @enoheniduft, uno Sr. Worrt.
Jon BON Wtilpautee nit einissn Der Oirst
loren geipre4unsen sebabt, pelde nd6fte
Wo4e fortgeiett werben iolen. Die Sttms
muns in ben betreffsnbsn &rsiien lit iebr
fir eine ioI9e ausiteuuns.
- Der Rsitor Der beutid amerifaniiden
S9riftieser, Der alte 20. &sibI, bat bieier
Gage i'm Wilwautee'r vSeroIb" ieis
men SO. 9eburtstag 9efeiert uno uurbe
pom ietnen 6ameraosn NIT einem iiIberbe.
tnopften Stod bsidsnft. &eibl 1T iiber:
all in ben Der. Staaten b%efannt. ba er fell.
ten LANCE an elmer Stsle bIeibt unb itets
auf Der Wanoeriduft 1T. Sic unb ba
ma4t er i'm .Soloatenbsim" su Dayton,
g., in weIdem er CUR aufnahme bere9tist
1T, cine lansere &ubepauie. Sn MiIpau.
Zee muB es ibin Defenders gut sefauen,
oenn ct arbeitet bort idon ieit etIidsn
Sabren 3iemIid itetis.
- Der ,Wulobote" ipridt ii9 am
S6lufe eines r2nnsiam, aber fiber" iiberz
idriebenen Irtlfels 10 aus: vWir Oeutlde
miihen bic Rulturarbett in bisien GaIo.
oiitriften Wisconiin's tbun, infer ioq audi
bic DffeniIide Serpaltuns peroen! Dus ut
bes Deuii9en @uni6 unb 8iae uno 70
miro es uuo 10 iou es ueroen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-27

i6dfttsten ~&oblensrdber pollen eine allses
meme 9obnerbDbuns. 0isienisen Der go.
lamb. unb Der Sort &opGl Goal So. babsn
bereits bic 5oroerung seitelt, baB ibnen
pom l. Wtat an, cine 2obuerb6buns BON 10
Gents per Come sewdbrt weroe.
- Sdneiber Bros. pom Spring:
fteIb, Sbio, bobcn ben Staut Soma
auf $50, 600 S6ubeneriab pert!ast. Die
&Iaser fifteen bieie 9lntiase uuf bic neu:
lide Gntideibuns hes gunpesridters
Srsper in @nseIesenbsiteu Der Gntiddoi;
sung uon girgeru, bereu @igenibum in:
foI9e Der @irfuns bss Brobibitionsgsieess
S9aben erIitt. Our 3eit als bus Ieetere
in &raft trat, bstriebtn bic SIdger cine
Brauerei gu Wtariou, Soma. Sbre borti.
gen @eiddftssebdube itanben lett iener
3eit leer uno uno ie baben oaber nunmebr
ouf @runb Der gntidsibuns bss Jtidtcrs
Sreper eesen ben Staat cine gutiddoi.
sunsstlase fir obissn Setras anbdnsiq
9emadt. (Die @ebr. S9neiber pe,lierer
ben 9roSes, ba iie ~ ir%cipilis pom Uta:
rion uessosen unb q Der Staat ni6t per:
flast weroen fam. Jteb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-27
Ceiterrei6suuaaru

- Ssit anfans 1884 1T in Defer.
reid Die 6abrifinipettion ms 2ebeu setre:
len, aQein ie puroe unter Yenusung Der
en9liiden, brutideu uno i1wsisertidsr
@%rfabrunsen 10 ausss3ei4net sinseri9tet,
ouB tie NIT ibrer eriprieBliden Gbdtistsil
iett ais Utuiter bingeiteut perben tam.
Defer Gage 1T bereits Der spsite Sabress
bsridt Der I. {. @ewsrbeinipettion (fir
1851, pis bisie aufi9tsbeamten In
Seiterrei6 genaunt perben, eri9isnen, Elm
ftattlider Bano DON sos Seiten Su benz
btQiaen Breiie BON $50 f., einssleitet
ou,6 einen algemeinen Yeridt bes Sbers
seuerbeinipettors Winiiterialratb Or. Wis
serfa, melder aud iiber bic i1~parsselben
@renspfabIe binaus 8eadtuns psrbient,
neil er iiber bic 0itsrreidiiden Snouitries
unb MISUNDERSTANDING manipulating unb
f4debare aufi6liils sibt.
- SIS nib aus @Srs (Seferreid)
Der Cob Der @rGfin pom gbamboro 9emels
BET. (prinSeiiin Waria Sbereita, grsbers
sogin uon Seiterrei9 Cite, 9eborem am IA.
Suli 1917 ais d!telte Go9ter bss Ssr,oss
SrunS ~. Don Wobsua. Sic permdblte
lid am Z. Ropember lS47 nit benz @rafrn
oon @bamboro - @ntel bes 1880 ~pertrie:
bensn 66uiss GurI X. uon Srantreid -
pel6tr am "a. 4usuit 1888 in 6robSSorf
in Rieoer6terreid seitorben iit.)
- SIM obaelaufsnsr Sabre 6e,ifierten
iid bic !Soleiunubmsn Ositerrei9, llusarns
auf 46. 955, 1877 @uIoen segsn so, III, 76t
@uIoen i'm Sabre 1884. @s bat alio
Elm ausfuu pom mebr aIs brei Milionen
@uloen itattsefunbsn. Der @runo fur
oieie @ri9einuns lift aIsin in ben unbe:
frieoisenoeu sepsrbIi6en Serbdltnifen su
iuhen. aber eS bietet bod cine Berubieung
buB es wenisitens pom 10 colofalen aus:
faaen, pie SieieIben Defenders in ben fran:
Solideu uno en9Iiideu SanosIsuuspsilen
in neuerer 3eit gu Gage treteu, biSber per:
i9ont seblieben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-27

ienber Sdneuistsit NIT benz Rabe i'm
8reiie berum. Grit na6bsm bic anberen
Irbsiter ibren @enoiien in ieiuer i9aubers
baften Gage bemertt, wurbe bic Wai9ine
gum Stiaitanb gebra1t. Sauer bate ii9
cine &ippe sebro6en unb slaubt man, baB
er aud innere S~erlesunsen bauonsetrasen
bat.
- get &eeperspiIIe aBen Wi6ael
gartbel unb feline S6bue i'm glitter uon IL
uno pon l6 Sabren wilbe 8ursnips; bic
Climber finb seftorben, Der Sater lift auf Der
8eferuns.
- Bet @aIena purbe bic Wittwe
Wiie nsbit ibren &inoern pom @inbrs6ern
dloroformtrt unb nm cine aolbeue ubr unb
ionittsen S6muf, nebit $500 in barren
@e!oe, beitobler.
- u. Wsitboffer's @obnbnus in 30 EN-:
B o t q wurbe pom Slis setroffen unb tbeil:
petie s%eriiOrt; Elm idlafenber Snabe wurbe
aus benz Sette ssi6Ieuosrt, absr ni6t ernit'
LID uerleet.
- Inter bic Sauflsute gu W a o n
lit elm sepaltiser S9rsten sefabreu, bo
pieIe Ron ibnen @aaren ausgewiirfeli
baben, peSbalb iie iebt uon Der GRANDEUR
NIT elmer QntIage bebrobt iiub.