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New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
4 OTEER IDVHNITRE.


As l ran. | kept my fixed On Brown. who way
acting in a singular manner Alter every few seconds
struggling violently As approached him he tAIe" uP
For heavens sake. Lieutenant quick. and help me
I dashed out 10 him through water up TO my wa.si.
"Itsa big oyster or big clam" he groaned :" NaS
wading here, aud stepped into II. expect Us s
Sere - h. aided with something almost like a sol us
had been struggling here for fifteen twenty minutes
had heard OF the tdacea ggas or monster g. n u.
alton. Courage. Old feiiowl" said I'm sack "
you. Here. hold this paddle and tne hsteheL ,,.,.
felt about his foot The nuse mousk had what .Asnt
be we'll termed deathgrip on hun: The crc.'a. 81,
breadth. and the weight OF the sheash Desn
at 800 pounds. Tho creature was attached 10 '
ing mysef got breath then seizng the paddle tnrist
the shaft 1t between tho converSng edges OF me "o
valves OF the she'll and using II as lever. attonPeu
pry tho she'll apart. But could not open u. hFowa;
too ducking down, seized hold with MS haniS an'
we could not release the monsters hold. Agan aha
again threw my whole weight on the shaft OF 's pau
die aud at length broke It. By TINS ure the w"et n~
realizing that whatever | dd must be ,c,,a% Seny
would drown. I snatched the haehet from btVNnSs
hand and diving. tried to cut under the :ne 70 %
the creatures anchorage the rock with mlsh III
main 1 and hackad-then rose an instant Tor ofe
then down and at Again ia; ous sS' mass rosr Times
dved aud. with frantic haste cut ~ those o1sa .sSs
IL stlrs !" AZ length Brown cficu ofao'nS
upon his free foot ana lifting at II. -,
Then with % nnal blow tho byssus WAS severed. ala n
the buoy aucy Of the water aiding Us. We draggeu '
great inousk-sull fast to Browns ankle-oasx ~, Y,
higher ground o the reef Here the water was Mu ss
dee o. however aud looked nxiously around Tor MAG.
in The akaoi To my incxpressibo JOY he was close ~
hand aud between US. We lifted Brown. win n' nnli
captured captor into tho canoe. Even then VIE .rt
not DO IN OF together pry tho valves OF the snei
enough release Browns foot. tii' WITH sn.
ing asunder the hinge musciesat the base OF Tue n
II was truly gigantic clam; aud as pootlc w, awr
for IA ntlA q
party we ats . portion OF It's flesh ior our supi''' WV
found II rather tough. .. ..r.nched.
and he suffered for many day from the veenAe s'S
the hugo mollusks
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
BY THE SHORE.

From ne LostsetIIe CourierJourna.
The tender light has nown indeed
Far OF the waves aud OF the sands
Come sea-sprite piping on a reed
Makes melodios OF oooan lands,
And Ger the golden brim Of day
Inc music drips, and so-away.
oh. swee; as minstrelsy Ia dreams
Which haunt the weary. aching brain.
And fresh as April rainfall seems
The glamour OF this sea-biown strain,
These ftful pi pings soft and low
And faint AS FOOTBALLS in tho snow.
Far on the purpling verge, q ship
Goes swiftly on as evening fails,
REQ as the bloom on childhood's lip
The low light hnscrs the sAtls
fon happy ship that eastward fares
Toward hsrbors frat iit by the day.
That shlp. white-w WINGED wanderer. bears
Our dreams. our hopes. our bcaxts awuy,
On. nying sails. delay. delay
Tho starlight trcmolcs In the sands,
Where we two pass like phantom foTmA
Liko har6ingers OF coming st0rtns
And, az wo pass. behold The moon
That vagaboud. In skios OF Juue,
Peers through dim boashs whore close leaves foad
Their green ness Ger its heart Of gold
Or & dream. that n.e; oh songs tha. vaka
Mhsro stars their rosy oeDsePs shake,
Drcams Of brown sailorS sea sOncu sune
In somo pathetic, Southern tongue.
Dreams OF white sails upon the ssa,
OF atfuI bursts Of miastrsasy.
Qf radiant forms. OF starKe oyeA,
Qf faces fair o. Paradise
II Paradise % fatr mny be-
DroAns of gray towers that seavasd fsovu
Above silent Spanish town.
All. losk thcss ships upon tho main,
Behold. Gen ~ they hasten past,
Thoee phantom sAiloPp on ths mast,
And l,ss ths sopgs thoy siag. the notas
Tuned swecsty In thelr Ia WY thsDatN,
"we come" shoy cry ".vsos spain, swsss
Then tedss each slin m.a,. Hsncs, avss,
Thsas - Gray Ehosn VI yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
SHOT WJ1BOUT KNOwTS0 IT.


o. d. BurhaDs, son OF H. y. BurhLns. and four youn,
cOmpaniOns all residing In Dinfogth left y..Iea.S
afternoon for Dnond8ga valley where they were yo,n,
hunting. They drove horse the property Of M Bur.
hans. On the out the horse acted WI dly and vine,
q was discharged he could not be mlds to st,nt
When the valley was reached BIrhans ald another boz
remained In the buggy while ,e others alighL-i AMI
searched for The boys In the buggy drove on b
returned shortly and as the horse had become quls
they requested two Of The boys who vskiax 4,
shoot off their guns In order that Tue horse COZ
accustomed to the report before they returned home
TIC buggy ut the time Of tue shooting was some dsDe,
from the guns
The BOYS then started for home. and no'hinr wrong
Noticed until well on their way when Blrans tod
the boy In the buggy 10 take the rclus he rig FAINT
He then fell the back OF tho buggy, ard wien
and they get out for home fast as possible. Ca
way nome they met Dr-. Van Dlyn and Looms. who
when they the condlti lie was In accom- panied
him home On examination II was found that Bs hal
been by bail either from rdc or revolver rhs
ball had ell tho opOf the buggy, and ba struck
him In the back under he left sh0l ier blaze. Ilc &C.
probed for the ball. but aBape TO ind IT, Tho
boys who accom- panied Burhans accOnn, Tor tho
accident, there only small shot In tho
distance them and the bux,y TOO great for
shot gun carry. ho sho;s which they hr"i they
think, coud have been th- that i the mar
The gun leaders and were lo tdet with shells
OF fine shot, the loading having been done AZ SiJltls
gun works Burhans Is about seventeen years OF ago
The family DO not blame any OF the boys that accom-
panied him. ani Is thought the sdot was fred by
one else who shooting IN the neighborloot Tao
doctors that although the ball may have pcnstratet
lung have hopes Of OfrccOyery although they
unable to remove the bail last ulght.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
JCSTIFIA BLF HOMICIDE.

from Tie Lynn UniOn.
The literary fellow who write well Howells In
a linsey- -woosey dialect limp cotton towels,
and who mouths his loud productions, omitting AL
the vOwcls:
XIII him OIL, kill him of
The sentimental languisher saccharine gracious
TO whom a healthy man-like tone Is rude and con-
tumacious. who lives on sapless plattudes and old
eavs sapOnaceous:
Kill him of. Kill min of.
The loud. spread eago demagogue howls In tones
OF thunder, who declares constitution IA a
mOnstrous kind OF bunder who lives In private afiu-
and feeds on public piunder:
Kill him off, Kill him off,
The irascbleerratic who s cursed with ndieeson and
who hurls his loud anathemas OF most profane sug-
geston and IL always on the wndward side OF every
current question:
Kill him of. kill him of
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
A POLITICAL PARROT.

From Tie PfIT NITT II-etf
l-knOwn centenlrian has lu-t tied In Paris. HIS
name was Leaor, and he lOS years Old. Leuolr
was parrot. and parrot glit'd with really reDarka 10
talent IL born IN the reign OF Louis Seize aud has
consequently witnessed the rise aud ia Ot large num-
Der Of Governments. II has nevor quilted tue house
where IL first saw the light having been nlLdcl down
will different OF the house. II Dronget
to no less than different families, and its political
notions consequently somewhat mixed lenoir
was "A capital talkor, and knew "a numDer OF phrases,
which ii often brought very mai OrOpos since th3
reign Charles y. there was good doAl OF dircly
I'm getting bird learn anything new However.
sery ant with Radical sympathes taught him IA few
varied with A bas Robesperrew which IL hal been
accustomed to say during Reign Of Terror Tue last
words Of this remarkable bird were 1t appears. Grace
pour Marie Antoluet.e L certpnly wonderful inder
the circumstances how Lenor succeeded in escaping tue
gulllOiine,
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
TIE GAL o. The WORLD.

From Forest and Stream.
The gal that treats my daws Alright,
On, she's The gal for me
When come OF the hills las night,
CoDsid' able tired, for me.
Ana my dawR. the same was he,
/ saundered into Peppereils'
An sot RI daown mongst supper smells
10 rest me for awhile.
Twas there the slickest gal see
An she he'd je-' the cutest smile
An she shed 1t onter ne.
On ter the crane tho samp pot hung
a Dubblin' mcrrlly,
An as towards her IL she swung
SO low an sweet rhyme she sung,
A kitchin saint seemed she.
With lips an cheeks like piny blows,
An hair like yaller silk.
An pas describin' eyes an nose.
An when she fed me samp an' milk.
Till heart and stOmerk was fulPs beo
O. sweets III . July Eastwood tree.
Then thinks SEE | To myself SEE /,
"YOu air the gal o. the world for me
Jes' then OF Drive come sncakin' In.
An curled hissef the fire beside,
An she commit n wceked sin
She kicked him with her pOOty foot
An cried. Git aOnt. you nasty cOOt.
Haoun' dawgs never co'tid abide"
Kicked the dawg't hes fellered W. me
TIL 1t amt me an him, but we
Then thinks seZ to myself sez I,
You amt no gal for me. Good night.
II we was wed an had some chicks
You'd be givin' them yer kicks
When You want kickln' Of my haoun';
An II he an them want handy raOun',
Llk's not you'd be q cnfiin' me.
The ga that treats my dawg Alright
Oh, she's the gal for me-"
Truly not y0urn.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
NEW-EVGLAND NEiRNESS.


The proverbal ncarness OF good many hoaorcl
New ENGLAND families received new illustration tls
other day iP tie sale at public auction. 10y the heirs o.
deaf of the venerable set er dog mat used to iOow
i'm about, and which became familiar and rather
chcrislod object 10 people WHO were Accustomed 10
seeing the Old taking his walks about the Common.
Family pctaics legitimate prey for tho e'r.
the suppOss In this when the ancestor,
with the estate ana the estate Is yaiuea Tor precisely
what II will bring"
And still another incident illustrating YANKEE tbriis
has come the Historian attention. IL n Sory Oc
mOlrnlng, though it isn't particularly mousnuL 4
lady who lives Dorchester wav," and whose in
come though II exceed $4,000 year, Il yet cherished
witn eXcceding wachlulness aud Jealous care, suffered
the loss OF her husband the other day When the UNDER
tasr came TO attach the Grape to tne door the rain
falling. Wping the tears from her eyes, tie hcreayet
lady came 10 the door and sal
think YOU ha better wait. Mr. Undortaker, until it
clears of. I'm AFRAID the Grape Will sp0u."
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
A 1--WE ISONG.

From TicL's Magazine.
A song for June, whose breath IA sweet
With blossoms opening at our feet;
Whose voice is heard In brooks that run
Through meadows. glad with song aud sun.
on, happy, happy June!
The robin IN the apple trees
His nest among the branches sees,
And, bubbling from his silver throat,
WHAT wordless songs Of rapture hoat.
Above the world the ornament
Spreads ont the azure OF It's tent;
How blest are we, whose dwelling Is
Beneath so kind q roof as this.
Our hearts are glal. with bird and bee,
For what we hear and feel and sce
Lire seems q song to sweetest tune,
On, would IL were forever juno.
-[EBES Z. REIroRD.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
I'LL SUNRISE.

Sweeter than Joy. tho Joy might abide
Uearef than Love. tho Love might On nfurs
Ia tnis thing for a man to have died
For the wronged and the poor
Let mono bo glad un til all arc free
Tho song be still and the banner fur,oJ
I'LL all have seen what tho pocJs see
And fOretell TO the world
PAKBNHAM BRArrr
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
LOVE.

From Time.
They say that Love Is dead
Alas know II well:
one haplcss day, long iled,
Poor Laughing Clpld fell.
II was "A cruel snccr
That pierced him Ike dart:
He aid NOT shed a single tear.
Bat broke his trusting heart.
80 now | seek sweet flowers
To deck his carfhy bed.
Ana weep away the hours.
Since Love Is lying dead.
Yet sometimes In the spring,
When first the daisies peep.
MethinKs. when am listening.
lie murInurs in his sleep.
10 NJ. ELTON.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
MR. HAUEiS AND TIE AMERICAN RE-
PORTER.
From me Gcnn>man's Magazine CLenc

From T1e Gennradn's Magazine (LCHdon)
received NY first LOuors immediately on landing. |
was prepared for brusqueness from the custom
house officers but at once nailed most respect
fully as "tbe Doctor" When IL came To opening my
boxes | was already Professor" aud before leaving
the docks ] was dubbed Librarian" For the hrst
tune in NY life ic within this republican
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
CURRENT ANECDOTES.
LE0AL ASSIsrANCs.

from 7he EsfeTIfnf BeU
." sent you account OF x25 for collection" said
man. coming Into the ofiee Of a Dakota lawyer
I" Yes. you did"
"What success have you had r.
I" Sued him last week and x0t It."
"Tbats good Owe me the money, and tell ma a.
amount OF your fees aud Will pay you" '"o
" Ny fees are $40. hays given yor credit for thu
R2J coliected-pay mo another S2j and well bs
square," y"
/" What" gasped tie man; ~ don't sec waers r
make anything by collecting the debt"
Nothing. my dear sir. from money point OF visv
but you have the satisfaction OF knowing that alss
honest has been brought TO Justice You can ma.
your pleasure abOut paying the S2J now; / tooe
the precaution TO begin suit gainst you for ths
amount this morning"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-11

Wer .tnsn SupsrIdiRsen Abstract of Title irssnb .tnts
Stad eanoes ooer BaupIasts In Dubuque Co., ober eine
Faniurfunbe obu Sppotbet i~orsidltts aus9efsrttat babsu
ptu, ODER Sslo Su btut8sn Sntsrelisn gu bergen pani6t,
ssbe ~ Score 8aIot,
Zeal gttate Mgent,
g6tbn Z. u. Soma Strabe, DUBUQUE, Soug
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-11
tbum erworben uno wirb baraui elm Depot
errihten.
Sbtp.

- gu Defiance iinb bieler Gage Der
30idbrige Sriebrid 6iuermaun unb peien
Srau uuo bsiber &iuSern i'm NuslaiseluB
beim Nnseln IN Sol9e oeS umtippens ibres
Ra6ens e%rtrunfeu.
- Der General : Grecutipausi1uB Der
v&ni9bts Of 9abor" bat bei6lohen, 0in 25.
Wat cine Spe,iol 8eriammIung Der @enes
raj: Ghemblp mad @lepelanb su berns
fen, nm bic Nrbeitertriiis uno 8oridldge
fir cine seeiguete @~eisegebuns iiber ben
pom unteriubunssuusIduiie beS Gon9reis
les auaereSten @egenitanb in @rwdgung
5u 3ieben.
- Sin in Der gtGbe BON GepnoIbss
burg 9, 10 Weilen 6itlt9 pom Columbus
auidiiiser Surmer moute bieier Gage pom
Seloe Matsftrob bolen uno fano in Der
Utitte zines Waisl6obers cine aufre6t:
iibeuoe 2si6e. SIS purbs Elm Snqueit ab,
sebuIten, uno es iteIlte ii6 beraus, oub Der
Goote Elm geuiher Sobn s. 9dpts mar,
elm aus Columbus am Is. Msrs b. 8.
beiertirter Solout. Dauts bate anihei
nsub Elm Glitter pom rs Sobren erre;dt ;
in ieiner Saide fano man cine SIai9e NH
Slit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-11
G. bromtk k.
Snlanb b..
Safota.

- @dbrenb Der letten Gage baben in
Der l~lm9egenb BON Suron, 0e Suet
unb Wit6eu bsftise Brairiefeuer 9eboult,
bur6 pel9s mebrere Sarmer foft ibr ge:
iammtss @i9entbum einbiibteu. Sci Sus
ron puroe boS Sruiriefeuer bur6 Tuuter
aus elmer QotOmotipe Der @bico9o q Nortbe
neitern 8ubn uerauIuBt, bel 8e Smet
uno Mtt6eu Ougegen wurbe buieIbe bur6
b~6suiut9e 9ano angelegt.
- SIM 2aufe bes Monats icuen ouf
benz aus9ebebnten 2a%nbcomplere Der Serrts
tOrial : Srrenarftult gu . antton. meb:
rere Suu lenb Sdume 9epflanst pernen. 9S
fdeint i'm Sntereie Der armen &raufen ge:
bpten, pent9itens 40 older bes 2unoss M
einen Yarf umsupunbeln, benn bic 9e9en,
mdrtise Sebe unb 2eere Der @egenb If
ni9t ~seeisnet, ben geiitisen 3uitanb Der
Yattenten gu beben unO gu uerbefiern; I'M
9esentbetl, wer etma bGIbwegs geiitia &C.
funbet, i6psbt in @efubr. bur9 bic Sebe
Der 9eseno IN Melan9Olie gu fallen.
- 0er Sausausi6uB fir SerritOrieu
bat bei9lOiien, bic 4blebnuns Der Senuts:
Bia bstreffs her &utuubme Der iibli6er
Sdlfte pom Outota in bic 3nbl Der -Stau
ten su empfebIsn. Ser geri9t min In:
befen erit %eritattet perben, iobalb weger
Der anberen benielben @e9enItano betreffen.
ben Bills SsI3luB setabt porben ieir
miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-11
Suinois.

- Oas QincolnsO entmal ~ Sprinq.
fieIb bas bic Rletnisteit pom 5000, O0O
9etoitst bat, ioa ii6 bereits I'M .3uftaubt
bes 8erfalles bsfinben. Seine beipnoere
@rmutbtguns iett pieber cine 9iertel:
million fir elm Grant enfmal aus bel
Bunbestaie gu nebmen!
- Die SociaIiiten IN Gbicaqo baber
ben Sterionntas gu elmer sroben De:
monitratiOn miBbrau9t. 1900 Manr
bielten etuen llmsu9 nit rotben Sabneu
is lit immerbin bemerfsnswertb, oas id
bic Sunogebung tbetlueiie gesen bic v2lr:
beitsritter" ri6tete. Dteie iinb ben rptber
llmitir3lern nutiirIi9 bis iett piel su se:
mdBtgt. uno mod bemertenspertber 1T
baB unter ben granbrebnern bes CAGES
imebrere ansIo : amerifaner ii9 bsfanben
- Sberlebrer ga6man in SaIeu
f9eint ptrtIi9 Elm 0eutI6er gu iein. 90:
balo er bOrte, buB bic ibm anpertraut,
Scat bes 8aterlanbes" Strite, @eliiit
babe, boItc CT fi9 ben &doeIsfibrer uni
perabreidte ibm cine ioI6e gorttor
rtrOdenen 9aieIiaft", baB Der sSunse senul
batte, uno feline &ameraben aud. 0el
S9ulbeiu4 lit ieitber mufferbaft.
x n gbtcaso belief fid Der lett
jdbrise @etreibe 8sriunbt auf ll2, 900,
900, sesen III. 600, 900 guibeI i'm pori
gen Sabre. Die @usfubr in @ei,enmebl
in &0rner umssre9nst, 1875, 5s7, 92l
gesen 138, $50 ,l55 8uibel in 1884; bar
aus ent3iffert it6 mitbin cine gerlabunss
abnubme pom 5000, 900 8uibel @etreib,
unb 1904, 934 Suibel @ei5en.
Sie @bicuso'er @tnfubr pon S6la6t
uieb binse9en 3eiste einen 3upa9s Dol
l,S75,53 Stid. IS purben i'm 2auf
bes Sabres 1885 etngefiibrt: 1905, sis
Stiit &inbuieb, 6,937, 535 Stid SGweint
nnb zoos, 59S Stiit S3afe.
- 0rei fre9e iun9e Rduber ma6ten fd
fir5lt3 frIb INN elm libr auf benz Dor
9atro iabpdrts 9ebenoen 3us Der Sai.
rois : Central : Gtienbabn mauiig. Ste
ruunten bur9 bic 8aeen nit benz @e:
f4rei: v8e9ieIt bic @asenl". ~feuerter
einen S6reGi4uB ab, i6Iuseu sinise 8ei
fenoe NIT Biltolentolben richer uno pliu
berten. g. g. 8ropu pon Ballard So.
&entudp, wuroe um S65 beraubt, ftieg IN
'Sts9alro aus, febrte auf etnem Oampfer
nod Der Stubt 5uriif un6 bena9ri6ti9tc
Die BoIi5et. 3wet Der &duber wurben
bulo buruuf in elmer S6dnte am Stranoe
f9lafeno ~SefunOen. Sei6e batten Gin
bre6erpertSeuge uno 9tltolen bel Ii6, TO-
wis bas benz SrOwn, fur5 3uOOr absenom
meme @elo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-11
Wontana.

- geuor fi6 bic in miles Gitp
tasenOe Convention ber 8isbSidtsr auf
l6ite, baben bic Serren nod elm sutss
Bert setban, inoem file cine @ouecte fir
Die ROtbIeibenben in ct. Gloub unb Saut
RapiSs peranitalteten unb aIs beren STE.
iultat $lO25 benz @ouuerneur Subbarb
iiberpieien.
- aus einem Seri3te Der vStou Cont
miiiioners" uen Montana, ber IN Der 10
eben gu miles Gitp if~attfnbenben
SeriammIuns Der 9iebSiidter bss Norb
neitens porselest warb, erbe0t, baB burd
Die Semtbuusen Oieier Seamten an seitOb,
lsnem Gieb ben re9tmdBigen Gisentba
meru wieoer suritseiteat wurben: 926
Stiere, rs Gabe, 45s Yferbs, einen @e:
iummtpertb BON $50 ,4SO reprdientirsnb
udbrenO bic &ussuben Der Gommihdre Gun
@rfiiluns ibrer amtspfi3ten $1,000 Be:
trugen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-11
81 beiupropin 4.


- Sin mertpirbisss MiBssi5id trifft
bic @lodsn Der tatboliiden Stride Al
Surgwalbuiel BET potriotii9em @es
Idute. Sor Idnseren Sabren serburit in
per alien Stride Die tlcine @lode bel benz
Stsrbsseldute fir 86nis Srieori6 0ilbeIm
~. Giniss Sabre barauf fclste bic mttt:
lere @lufe bet eiuem Ronissseburtstagsges
ldute. Nm letter Ronigsseburtstage fam
II bic &eibe on bic i60ue, 9roBe @lofe
III Der neueu Stride. WabriGeinli6 bas
bur6, baB nGbrsnh bes Stuneeni6Iaaens
oes SImmers qeIdutet wurbe, ueridob iid
berielbe uno iblug Elm bsbeutences Stif
nue. Der @IOfe, ba5u nod einen erbebIiden
9tiB In bi,ielbe.
- Su Der Watbiasbo'itrnRe gu Qahen
uaren orti Nnitretdrr, uuf e,nem SGnge:
ge'iit bob in Der Yuft ltehenp. nit benz
Hnitretbeu zines Sauies bsiddftist. als
iib pl0slih duf Der e,nen Settle oes @e.
T ties Der Rnoten zines Ssilss, all pel9em
b 6 @eriiit hing, lOite unb bieies 10 i9neu
nud oteier Seite berunterfiel, baB bic bar.
auf itebenben alrbeiter feline 3eit s%epannsn,
iid feitsutlammern. %ionoern In bic Gisfs
uuf has StraBenphaitsr itir,ten. Aas
orei babeu bierour6 isbr i9pere Berlesuns
gen ~erlttten, 10 oaB an ibrem Iuffommsn
9espeifelt miro. Suei Der IerungIidten
linn Rdter mebrerer Rinoer, Der cine bat
beren g..
- Sin Sdr9er Der Stabt Grier min
oeriu6en, eine neue 6ii9iorte, udmIid ben
Cabling (@olofOreue), in ben Sanbel gu
bringen. 0erielbe bat i'm 9touember D.
s. stpa 10000 gier bisits slides BON
stnsm baperti6eu 6iidSi6ter erbalten unb
OieieI6en Damn in ben Youierer @eiber
uusgsiebt. @ie 8rut, lpsl6e nunmebr
ausgslaufen lit, iou mad ben Suinter
0sibern sebra9t perSsn. Der Cabling
errei6t in 2 bis 3 Sdbrsn Elm @epi6t bon
8 bis 5 Binuo UNI fam bel b0bersm 4lter
sesen 20 Yfunb i9uer perben.
- Su benz spii9en @apsleu un6 Sies
denbaus ssle9eueu Steinbrud Der @ebr.
G'borlt fano Elm 9rOBerer Bergrutl9 itutt.
@suultise Steiumahsn bsbstten bic DE,
letie Der &beinii9en @ilenbabn. Slid
lidsrpeiie mai Der lsste Srdntfurt:U tain
ger BerionenSug peni9e Dtinuten uorber
uoriiber9efObreu, ionit mare elm srdBli6es
ungliif entltauoen. Der Sru9 ssist aud
iest mod SefubrorObenoe @inrife.
BetfaIen.
- Su Der 3pnamitfabrit al S6rbe.
Sreis OIps, srlittsn pieber 5 Irbeiter einen
pl6sli9en Cob our9 grploiion pom Sprens:
i%toiien. Die 6abrit perbrsitst Sammer
uno @ntieeen UNI ii6 Der. Su benz nod
ni6t 5ueiidbrissn 9striebe iiub ibr nun:
mebr 8 Wenidenleben gum Spfer sefaasn,
emf smsi, onnn elmer, iest fiaf. sfn nd9:
tier i3sit ioa benz Sernsbmen nod itatt bes
burmloien Spnumits @elatine fabrijirt
peroen.
- Su W ii n I er besing am 5. @pril
Der UNI bas b0bere Sdulweien Wsitfalen's
10 bo9uerbiente unb bur9 feline reide
idriffieusrii9e Sbdtisteit melt iibe,
Seuti6Ianb binaus betannte tatbol. Yro:
~uinsial S6ulratb @ebeimsr Resierun9s-
ratb DR.. Seroinano S9uIs iein 5Oidbrisss
2lmtsiubildum.
- l1ebsr has SsrrSsen Der glttie : @e
isqidaft 9lrnsbsrser Yapierfabrit 81
Qrnsbers wurbe, laut benz Central
S.sglatt", bas @oncursusrfabren e%r6ffuet
Die Stabt arnsbsrs 1T nit 27O,O 900 Or
betbeilist unb iolen 8erluite unausbleib
LID iein. Das 8ert ioa uorlaufis i'm
Betrieb bleiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-11

Werburg Gus Wiirbbura, 80 Sabre oft,
berrttS pisoerboIt b~eitraft, uesen Sedprsl,
Ierei Ter bate iid I'M Rouember 1885 i'm
@altbof gu ben vSrei &ronen" als ulanens
lieutenant a. .. eiusemistbet unb nal
Mitte Sunuur nit SinterIaHung elmer Bed.
i1ulo pom $3.50 Wt. peridmunbsn) Al
q Su9sn @efGnsniB perurtbeiIt. Oa Der
eble 6dbnri4 q. .. inspii6en ieinem iau,
beren @eperbe peiter pbeelegsn bat. 70
wurbe 9!et9er 3!it auf 9aftfurtbaaer er:
FAINT,
- Inter ben Saubdnomertern in 81 il IN,
Berg berrI9t istt @o6sn eine Iebbafte
g~euesuus, welde buruuf ~absielt, BON ben
Weetitern before gobnbcpinguusen su err
s%pingen; bereits boben mebrfa6e 9eipres
6ungen unb gr6Bere Ssriammluusen itutt.
~aefunoen, in pel9sn einise Rebner i'm
0ii9tsenebmigungsidue ibrer S%eoinsungen
Arbeitseinlteuun9 burdbliden IieBen. Die
bet ben Sautsn in uno UNI Riirnberg Sabls
reid uerpeuostsn bSbmii6en u. +. 10. Nr,
better MAIDEN ben sinbeimii6en arbeitern
wegen 9eringerer Nnipri6e, itarfe Gon>
c~urrens, uno uerlan9en lettere oesbalb ben
ausi6IuB uner fremoen arbeiter.
- Ole bsrporrasenbifsn 6iinitler mer:
ben in ZEN otssidbrisen Ssitipisl Auffib:
ruusen in 8nprsutb feline Souorare erbal,
ten. Su Nubetradt oes llmitanbes, baB
ole 6siipiel : aufiibrunsen iest, bu ber
&Onig pom gaieru ui1t mebr bas Sof.
opernur9efter sur 9erfiauns felt, beoeu:
teno bObere llntoiten ais friiber usruriaden,
babeu bic Sertreter Der Comptroller aui
tbre e5eoem besogenen sIdu,enben Souos
rare Serbidt geleiite1. Die &initler uno
&iinitlerinnsn ebulten fir bic 3eit hires
Nuientboltes in Sopreutb CUR Osfuug ibrer
peri6nli9en llntoiten cine @ntiddpisuns
peI6e iid ousrpiuss tdslid auf SO Mart
belGuft. Dtsie Nbmddunseu selten nu,
fir Die Sertreter Der Sauptrolen uno bic
muiitaliiden 0siter Der Ssitipiel @uffib'
runsen ; Die Srriteller Der iibrissn Stolen,
ionic bic RitGIieoer hes Srdeitsrs erbal'
ten ein feitss Sonorur.