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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06

Raum cine StunSe mad Sonnenaufs
gang sriff id am anoern Gage idon wieber
mad meinsm Waubsritabe, nm meine I'm:
teriudunsen neu gu beginner. Sd rsbete
aIe 0eute an, bic mir %besesneten, 9tng in
ale Sduisr unb Bauernb6fe Lungs bes
0esss. ben bic Orasonsr s~eritten uaren.
% id feline birefte Srase wasen burfte,
aab i'd Sebem benielben 9ruuo meiner
Heusieroe on.
Sd babe iosben erSdbIen bOren, iaste i'd
ani1einenb slei9giltis, buB Srugonsr
ssitern obsr uOrseftern bier in Der @essnb
Elm Rinb untersebra6t bdtten. gu Si6es
sbem peiB man ni9ts bapon, ss pirb wobl
nur 10 Elm @eididtden fem, wie iie beuts
outage alerorten auftau4en, ni4t wabr9
9srpunbsrt unb miBtruuii9 pflestsn bic
9eute mid bann ausuieben, unb tros aler
RIbs sslans es mir nt9t, Semunoen gu
treffen, Der mir aud nur bic ~letleIte Yin.
bsutuns bate ssben tOnnen.
Wibe unb entmutbist fam i5 ipdt
glbenbs nod Saus. Warsaretbs meinte,
i'd iei pislsi9t ni5t a~usSausrnb, ni5t
sriinbIid ssnus Bel msinen 5Ori4unsen gu
Werte seSansen.
Sd muBts ibr, 10 ssnau IS angling, ben
Wes beidreiben, ben bic Srasoner ses
nommen batten unb an, folssnbsu Worsen
sos fe bann ieIbit aus, iebo9 nur, um,
ME id, unuerridteter Sa9e beimSutebreu.
@m britten Gage sinssn mir beibe, ieber
mad elmer anberen &idtuns; aud sieier
9sriud miBIans uOlitdnbis. Run itiesen
Swetfel in uns auf, Oh bic Gnsabs Der
8irtbin, bic gmisrantsn bitten tsin &inS
BEL fid ssbabt, aud ri9tis ssweien iei.
Yielei1t bate ss i1lafsnb bintsn I'M Was
gen selessn, obns baB Der Maun ss Be-
merit; in bisiem Sale wdre es bann nit
ieinen gltern mad Baris sebradt porSen.
0ir iaben uns ssu0tbist, unisre fru6ts
Ioisn Bemibunsen einSuislen, I'M 10
mebr ais bod aud bic Srage td9li9 nGber
on uns berantrat, mas mir binii9tli5
~uniersr sissnsn .griiteusmitteI gu tbun
bdtten.
Sd beiaB etwa nod spsibunSsrt &ros
men, bod founte bisieS @elb ni9t epis
bauern unb mir muBtsn es, ais lsstes
SilfsmittsI, iorsfdltiS aufbeben. GIN ben
9lan, mad Sent gu ssben, par tetn 9es
banfe mebr, Der i6were Soffer mare auf
Der Eeiie ni6t su psrbergen 9eweien, etne
10 eroBe Summe @elbsS muBte, IN unierm
Ysiit, notbwenbis IrswObn erweten, une
mas ioltsn mir antporten, wenn man uns
frasts, wie mir basu setommen9 Nsin,
Der S5at muBte on berielben Stsue bIsis
ben, no Der fransOfi9e @bslmann i'm ME.
berselsst bate uno mir buriteu unS bon
bisisr Stele nidt entfsrnsn.
absr mas banu tbun? llnisre 2ust
tOnnte Wonats, Sabre lang bieieIbe bIei'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06

ben; wOuOn iouten mir lsbsn unS bic
8a9t bes S6f1sns besablsn?
Den 9eoanteu, gu eissnsm Gsbru6e
@elb aus benz Softer gu nsbmen, wieien
mir nit abi9eu guild. Sattsn mir bod
Soft ielbf selobt, ben Sdnt unuerlebrt
fur feline gtssntbimsr gu beua5ren, unb
bisien @tb MOLTEN mir baItsn, penn es
fem miiBte trot Wangel rn6 @len6.
Warsaretbe blieb nod INNER bel ibrem
gnti9luB, in Sent IN Elm Slofer Az
gebsn, bod bat i'd is brinssnb, pon oielem
Sorbabeu ~uenisitens uorIdufis nod absus
iteben; mid dn9itiste Der @eSants, ullein
nit meiner Srau ben S6ab bitten an
miihen, aud mar es mir unbeimli9, See
manbsn melt fortsebeu gu isben, Der 6as
@ebetmniB NIT uns tbeilte.
Tim meme 8aie umsuittmmen ffeIte i6
ibr Dor, baB bas 9sliboe binii9tli9 bss
S9ates ibr ebeniouobl pie ms i9pers,
bod freipiuis iibernOmmene Tfi6teu aufs
erlsse. sic CAB bas 3u unb iaste, lie
MOLE it9 bic Sa6e nod etnmal 0riiaolt1
iiberIessu, uieIIeidt finbe ii6 elm Rittel,
CUR ausemetnen Sefriebisuns elm llsbers
eintummen gu t~rsfen. (6orti. fulst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
Nv.

HlStli6 fubr i6 eri9rstt aus benz
S6lafe nuf nit benz lauten &uf:
@d Selens, Disbel Diebel
aber 6elir, 10 iei bod rubis, iasts meme
Sran, bu traumft, es 1T Warsaretbe,
weIde bid weft.
Sn Der Chat ertannte id iett bic Gimme
meiner Bale, weIde mir surtef, baB IS
Gag iei, anb bas Srdbitid mid eruarte.
SD fleibete mid on unb sins tn bas
WobnSimmsr, wObin 9eIene mir sIsid
barauf folste.
Bel benz semeini9aftli9sn Sribffid
peridumte Marsaretbe ni1t, mir auerlet
nisIids &atbidldse gu ertbeiIsn.
Die duBerite gorfdt iaste ii,, miie i'd
aufwsnben, UNI unisre Se3iebunssn 3u ben
5lidtlinsen ni9t su uerratbsn unb fein
Spfer birfe i9 i9eusn, bas su Der gnts
beduns ibres Namens beitrassu t5nnts.
Miibte i'd babel auf ben RSnis ober bic
@bslsute i9impfen, 10 wirbe Soft IN gns
betra9t Der suten abfidt mir btsle @ers
feauns idOn uerssben.
Sd ftedts bic YorseIanpfsifs in meine
Sai9e, nabm msinen Wanberitab unb
madte mid auf ben Bes, erfilt pom &ums
mer unb Gorge, iebo9 fet entidIofsn
Maes aufsubietsn, benz unertrdsliden gu.
ffanbe Elm Gnbe Su MAIDEN, in ben i'd bur9
ben geit bes 9oIoes seratben mar.
SIS wurbe mir ni9t idwsr, in benz burds
weidten 8oben bic Suftritte Der gferbe
lnb bss @asenipur gu ~srtennsn. balb blind
bdttef9 iein mihen um iie, aus Der 6erne
ielbit, ni9t gu isben; 10 usrfolste i9 bsnn
NIT raidem S9ritte metnsn @es, i6sin:
bar obne barauf gu a9ten. gu 10 fribsr
Morsenitunbe idl;ef pobl nod MQss i'm
0orf unb ben %umIiesenoen @ebSftsn, ubsr
Der 8ufau ipielt oft ionberbar unb i1
woIte Niemanben SeranIahung 9eben su
s%lauben, baB bic fransOfi6en Sli9tlinse
mir ~beeionberes Sntereiie etnflOBten.
9ie Spuren Der Yferbe fibrten mid auf
bic breite eanoitraBe mad MeeBsn cine
babe Stunbe elite i9 auf beiielben fort,
obne %einSubaIten. WobI besesnste mir bin
nnb wieber Elm Bauer, Der fd frib auf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06

Su BEN Saaen mad ben 8ersniisunsen
Der @eIt nebmsn mir gu uisl antbeil; mir
senieBen bic ueItli3sn S~ersniisunsen gang
unb uoll, usnn mir nit 8orbeba9t banSeln.
Die bur9 ben @sbrau9 pom Or. Sones'
Rs6 glouer Comic" e~rsielteu &eiuItate
iibsrtrsffsn ale 8ebauptunsen. IS turirt
9pipepiia unb aIe Wassn:, 2sbsrs Nisrsns
unb 8laiens2sibeu. @siit Elm uolltommsnsr
@ppetitunreser unb glutreinissr unb elm
iiderss Seilmittel BEL Walarias nnb au6sru
Sisbern. Yreis so Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
@mpfe6feuswert6e
illnftrirte &amsbM6er.
sofepbi.sm&, Ob.r: Sic @adt Der y fr.

JofepbtsSud3, oS.r: Sic 4fadt Der Eiirs
Dl1e Oes beiltaen Yatriarhen ,tsiepb, In iebr
plele1 l9oren SetIptelen aus alter uns deier
Sett. pei aIs9e9eben pom ". OFT. Wttt
biidOH. approbation. AZ. Sritte %alufIage.
Sn gang eeinpenb NIT Golbpreiuns seb.
$3.50.
DaS bstItse Sano unb bic beilisen gtGtteu.
Jta9 ben Stri6ten Der bepdbrteiten Sbriftz
teller E 3dblt pon Or. &. Sauuer. gtit Siz
telita6lIti6 uno elmer 2tuitd t uon Seruialem
in Sarbenorud. en- 40. 9eb. in / Rar.
$500. Sroi6irt in 10 Soften 90 q 80 Gents.
EUCHARISTIE -BUCH. BnnSersars Be-
geDeHbetteH uuO Grjablunsen Dnn benz glors
DitrOiglten, beiltol acknowledgements, alls
allen Setten nn0 SahrbulOerieH. - Serdus
9e9eben pon @eo. 1T, Staotpfurrer. Wtit
oberbirtli6er Appropotton. Ssn'4". Srttte
Iufluge. @eb. in oar Geoerbanb $500.
SroI4trt in IL Seften a 80 Gents.
y. Warttn boa Godtem's 9eben unS 9ei=
ben rnieres Germ mo Seilauoes Seiu Gbrifi
n1o leiger iI1gtrdnllten M1ltter Maria. N&it
StGblitt6, pielen Standardization uni eiz
mem 8ableau beS bl. 9anbes. Reu bearbei=
tet Don Wt. SinBeL 3ebnte aufIaae
III A.. Ssn ! Wtar. geb. $500. 8rpI6irt
III 10 Setter q 80 Gents.
&atafotnbenbt6 uater benz Sitel: Die
eriteH Gbrifsu ober uHS anter Der GrSe
ober: v3susIriiie fir ben @lauben, bic Soffs
nun9 uro 9iebe unIaer bsili9en Wutter Der
Rir6e." Sin Bud b.s SroItes unb Der @rz
multiplying fir ben Ratboliten unb Der Be-
lebruns fiir ibre @e9uer. Bon o eorq OFT.
0tit oberbtrtli6er ~@enebmi9un9. &eid iulz
itrtrt. sSn reid per9oloete 8ete eebun6eu
$3.50.-Sn12 Seftsn a 20 Gents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
sesense BON ben li.b.u S,iltaeu gottes mad

Se8enSe BON ben lieben Seiligen Gottes nad
ben 4 en- SueQen bearbeitet pom y. OFT,
Stuotpfarrer. 5tebft Sitelitabltt6, 9rosem
SableaI pon SeruIalem uno iiber 800 Sils
bern in Sol3i9nitt. Otit mebreren btl6Oftt:
den Qpprobationen. %. Qufla9e in 40.
@ebunbeu in sdn3 9eberbanb $500. Bro
idirt in IA Seften q 80 @ents.
MARIANUM. 9esenoe poH ben liebeu beili.
gen uno gOtieligeu SieHerH uuierer liebeu
5rau mo ben bcrIibmteiten @uaSeHOrten De-
bobcn SimmelstOuigtu. Bon q. tt. Sis
i6Ofi9 approbtrt unb bur9 ben 81. Batter
QiuS TX. q%eie9net. 3e6nte QIfloae IN A..
@eb. in gan; 2eoerbano $500. BroI6irt in
Is Ssiten q 80 @euts.
Die beilise shrift oes a tten unS ueuen
Seitamruts. Wttt ausfibrli9eu anmertuns
Otit appreciation bes 81. Stubles. Rei9
i%luItrirt. Sn4o. @eb. in 2eoerbanb 5000.
Ssiiere SinbGnoe pom 81 bis $500.
Rroi6irt in "a Sefter % 80 GeNs.
8omiih fatbolii6er Sausp eSiser.
uuterwetlunseu iiber lie pi9ti9iten @Iau.
bens= uno Slttenleblen IN. Quf due Sonns II.
.Sfeitta9e oes ,Sabres. JGi b~erau5geaebeN pom
P. u. SauSberr. Sr. b. g. Z. Wit bi:
i60Hi9er depreciation. $50 g. IN ar. 80.
Sn ! gtar. ~sebunben $500. Sn 10 Seften
"a % @e1ts.
R. P. 8ofine. driitfatboliites lrutcrridts=
uHo GrbauuHssbnt, OOer tltrSe 9luslesuns
auer iOnn= unO fefttd9li6eu @piiteln unb
Span9elien, iammt barals 9e3ogenen glalls
benss uno Sittenlebren &C. Bon %. Oft,
Stabtpfarrer. Wtit bid @pprob. 70S Sci,
ten IN 81. 50. SIN ! Wtar. 9eb. $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
Red STAR line.
BOT 5ampisr isSea Samftas
-Swiidsu-
Nep Yorf unO Mntwerpett

obne Aufentbalt IN England oeer
Srantrei9.
1. GGiitc: $50 bis 800 ieoeu 8eg; &unoreile
$40 bis $3.50.
2. Gaiiite: $50 ieOeu gSs9; RunOreiie 800.
Swiidenoed pon antwerpen mad Jfew gorf,
philadelphia uno Baltimore S25,
na6 antrperpen $23.
Sts StausmIidtsitsH Ter Goiltsu fnS unlFsrtreiiia ;aue
Simmer aui plmieIbsH Dtt, elsgauts gallons, 8auAs uue
8~apSStmmGr.
8as 3ptia.usst 1T In 9immsr sinssbsiIt. abssiOussrts
SsmdHsr ilr 6rausn, 6amtltsn &C. 9teu aut Eii6en
~isIpirt.
Peter Wright & Sons, @eneruI aseuten,
RsU OOrt, PPtlGSdPbia.
WaSmaRSdOrif & Heinemann,
Qaii. aSeuteu fir ben @eiteu, Chicago.
Rabsrs Sustauit bet:
peter Siene Il 2pn, DUBUQUE Soma,
assatsu fAr 6uSuqus eonuip.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
NORTHERN GROWN SEEDS: &c 6: e;

sosn hhb efn gemafsu. 5Tnrntsns smsti ia edb.n nm \ prrmtbrn- @eerR W.
Sfr, gafs @e3puL 8aroHdu uu. Sameug aranhrti wb putonrt pgdanot EO&
D v 1OOO0a0iml Ssubsfar Sswf4sn sanIOs. JOHN A. AlIER, LACROSSE, WIS kHNS
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

IT is rumored that the Illinois Cen;,a'
mas bought out the Georgia Pacific Rail-
road, ara will take charge January 1st.
The Issue of standard silver dollars
from the mints during tae week ending
on the 9th was S5S5,9SC; same week last
year, $659, ,3S4.
THE postoffice at Conway, Ark, was en-
tered by burglars on the night of the 9th,
who robbed the safe OF a considerable sum
of money. Four registered letters, con-
tanning several hundred dollars, were also
taken.
THE Bureau of Statistics reports the
value of our imports for the year ending
October 31st az $656, ,439,776, against S572,-
437,37S for the preceding twelve months,
and the exports at $691 ,020, 1858, against
$716,672,G17.
EVERYTHING is said to be booming in
Sheffield, Ala. Strangers are constantly
arriving, and operations in real estate are
brisk The sales on the 9th amounted to
$4,000.
THE Socialists Of New York were eiated
on the a7th over the action of Judge Stone
in granting stay of proceedings to the
Chicago Anarchists, but their jubilations
did not take the shape of public demon
stration.
FIRE at Duluth, Mimi, on the 9th, de-
stl Dyed SS0,00O bushels OF grain, together
with several buildings. The aggregate less
is $4,000.
IT is stated that the revenue from the
tax on oleomargarine which went into ef-
~, 1,f of pr
to $4,000 for the month.
S. S. H. CLARKE, formerly manager OF
the Union Pacific railroad, has been ap-
pointed as first vice-p president of the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad, vice II NJ. Hoxie
deceased.
THE municipal council of Paris has re-
uuested United States Minister McLane to
intercede with the Governor of Illinois IN
behalf of the condemned Anarchists OF
Chicago.
In the recent blizzard in Montana the
loss of stock was immense. Whole focks
of sheep have been lost and presumably
perished.
RETURNS to the Marine Department,
Ottowa, show that the storm winch
swept all the lakes on 18th and 18TH was
terribly disastrous. Thirty-seven iives
were lost and thirty three vessels, worth
S639, 100, were wrecked.
The corn crop of the country this year
Is said to be 1,650,O0O,00O bushels. Inc
same authority gives the consumption as
more than this, namely: lSo,oJo,ooo
bushels used in human food. Ga4,0tO, ,V5l
for working animals, 10000, 900 for seed,
100. COZ, 900 for the production of spirits ana
glucose, 65,OOo,0o0 for export. and soo,oo''-
0OJ for the food Of meat producing animals
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04
SAM JONES closed three weeks, cam.

SAM JONES closed three weeks cam
palgn in Omaha on the 295h At his last
meeting he raised $500 for the Y. NC.
A. building. He left the same night for
his home III Georgia to take a rest.
YOUNG man went into the store of J.
H. johnson, jeweler, at Broome street and
the Bowery, New York, on the night of
the 18Th, and asked to see some diamond
rings. He snatched the tray as a Gus
toner entered, and though hotly pursued
he escaped. The tray contained rings
valued at $1,000.
The dead body of Mrs. Alicia Douglass,
wife of Dell Douglass, a Chicago scene
painter, who had been doing some work
at a1dnsky.- @. was found in the woods
near the latter place on the G9th. Near
the body was chloro form bottle, and
Mrs. Douglass had evidently commit ted
suicide.
A CARPENTER named John Reed wa.
carrying a bunch of shingles from the
scaffolding to the roof of the Second Re.
formed Church in Kalamazoo, Mich. on
the 20 th when he slipped and fell to the
ground, eighteen feet Lelow, breaking his
neck. The shingles fell on his head
smashing his skull. He was forty years
old and leaves family.
TIE Pope has invited the editors of
Catholic papers throughout the world to
send their publications regul arly to the
press office Of the Vatican.
EX-PREsIDENT WIZ. HERBsT and Cashier
Henry Seitz of the First National Bank Of
Glen Rock, York County, Pa, were held
in $1,000 bail each on the 90 th by United
States Commissioner Edmunds to answer
the charge of embezzlement.
THE President was compelled to omit
his usual afternoon reception on the Goth
in order to devote his attention entirely to
his message and other matters to be sub.
mitted to Congress.
THE issue of standard silver dollars
from the mints during the week ended
November 27 was 5S5 9S5: same week last
year. $50, ,3S4. The shipments OF fractional
silver coin since November amounted to
SGSS, ,291.
MRS. HUNT, widow of the late Secretary
Hunt. of the navy, has Joined the Catholic
Church. She is = prominent figure in
Washington society, and the event excites
considerable comment
the reassembling of Congress her bi-weet
lyiR orning receptions, which were so much
enjoye last July. Those who call at the
White House in the evening are presu ma
bly, closer acquaintances and their pres
ence there is usually because they were
asked to drop in informally by the Presi.
dent or his wife.
ACTIVE measures are being taken to
prevent the introduction of cholera into
Chill from the Argentine Republic. A
sanitary Gordon has been formed in the
Cordilleras, and a post of medical officers
OF health has been established in Punts
Arenas
a SLIGHT shock OF earthquake was very
plainly felt by the inhabitants of Van
Vert, o., on the 29th Many people ran
out of their houses, SO perceptible was the
shock. The surrounding towns were at
once called up by telephone, but none Of
them had noticed the shock.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04
The Recent Mail Robbery in Belgium.

WAsHINGToS, Nov. a9.-Superintendent
Bell of the Foreign Mail Office has re-
ceived from Postmaster Pearson of New
York the list containing the registered
numbers of mail matter sent by the steam
er Elder, which were stolen III Belgium.
1t contained l50 packages, and all but sew
en- packages are reported lost. The pack
ages recovered were; Two from Phila-
delphia: 2 from Shenandoah, Pa: 2 from
Baltimore, Nd; ! from Norwich Conn,
and 1 from Washington. d. c. OF the
packages lost, 81 were from New
York City; Baltimore. Nd, g: Bis
marck, ID. r., /; Saltwater, Mimi, II.
Montgomery, Ala. 1; Sharon, Pa. /: Prov
idence, r. l., Boston. q; Traverse City,
Mich, l; Detroit, g; Franklin, Pa, /; Gin
cinnati, Z; Du Bois, Pa. /; New Orleans,
/; What Cheer, /; Sacramento. Cal, l; !;
Milwaukee. 1; Chicago, 2: Rockford, ILL.,. |;
Philadelphia, Z: Leavenworth. Kas.. 1;
Wilkesbarre, Pa. /; Shamokin, Pa, /;
Pittsburgh, 3: Waco. Tex, B; Jackson,
Tex. l: Syracuse, N. Y. 2: Des Moines-
Ia, l; st. Paul. Mimi, L. Hurley, Wis. l.:
Plymouth, Pa, q Washington, d. c., 8;
Shenandoah, Pa. 2: Buffalo n Y. /:
Kingston, n. Y, /: Haverhill. Mass. !;
Gilbertville, Mass. l. New Brunswick. n
IL: Webster, Mass. /: Peoria, Ill. / !.
Oakland. Cal. 2: San Francisco. 2: Roch-
ester, n. Y, 2; Cambria, Pa, 2; Glovers
vile, n. Y, /; New Haven. Conn. 2
Mr. Bell states that under postal unior
regulations for mail originating in the
United States which is lost in transit in any
countryinEuropc, no responsibility attaches
either to this country or TO the country il
which the robbery occurs. This state Of
affairs exists from the fact that Congress
refuses to sanction acquiescence or tina
clause Of the postol union regulations,
which provides for reciprocal resnensi.
aility for lost mail.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04
The Conyngbam Shaft Mine Disaster.

WnKEsp4RRE, Pa. NOV. 2S.-The excite.
ment at the Conyngham shaft having sub
sided an examination was eyesterday
TO ascertain the extent of the damage
caused by the explosion. Tt was found
that the company wiltsnffer hutsHttle loss
by the damage To the workings ! The Bal
timore slope suspended operations yester
dayowing TO the largo quantity Of gas
working in from the Copyngham mine,
with which it is Connected None of the
welve men, who werereported as having
oeen fatally burned, have died.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

IT is stated at Rome that Mgr Stranfero,
who carried the hats to Cardinals Gibbons
and Taschereau, will be sent to En- gland
TO negotiate with the British Government
for renewal of diplomatic relations with
the Vatican.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

Sry HUNDRED AND FOU ETEEN horses,
,uvs4unborn, have been entered for the
ire thousand suineas stake to he run in
7ogland in 1889 This is the largest entry
,rarrecorded
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

r. iHREE Russians living near Roscoe
OAK, while going home on the light of the
:. .y'n' found bottle by the roadside which
! supposed to contain alcohol, and
Ns"nK 1t. 1t proved TO be aconite and all
'hem died from the effects. Their
O0ines have not been learned.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

COMMODORE SCHLEY, chief of the Bu-
'eau Of Equipment, in his annual report,
urges the necessity for two modern N axe
s'eam cruiser training ships, on the
sround that it is only on such vessels that
tue training necessary for modern war
'afe can be given
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

OK THE afternoon Of the 2Sth slight
shock Of earthquake was felt throughout
Columbia, S. c., shaking loose windows,
rockery, etc. The trenor lasted about
SIX seconds and was accompanied by
sight detonations.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

FoR killing his wife Chandler s. Wells
ras convicted of murder in the first de-
rree at Ann Arbor, Mich, on the 22d, and
vas Immediately sentenced to State
rison for life.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

cropcE HAzLErT and Miss Sale A lien.
i sister-in.law, of Buffalo, N. Y, went
,,foIv through the Niagara rapids AMI
,hiri,ool on the 2S5h in 8 barrel.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

NUMBER of London companies have
lecded to sell their lands in the north of
IroIsnd on easy terms to tenants.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

THE will of the late Margareta S. Lewis,
+ philadelphia, which was admitted to
,robste on the Goth, bequeaths over $780,
M NAtoreligious and philanthropical pur-
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

The latest sensation in Scotland is the
'eizure, among other chattel', of a baby
for rent on Lord Macdonald; estate in
Pennless. The child was liste1 at the
value of sixpence, while dog was valued
at a shilling.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

JUDGE SCOTr, Of the Illinois Supreme
Nout has granted a supersedeas in the
Ihlcago Anarchist cases, which stays
TIER execution until the full bench of the
supreme Court can pass upon the points
raised in their behalf.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

oDoyovAN RossA has been retired from
eaaership of the Fenian Brotherhood, and
nr Hamilton Williams succeeds him.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

BISHOP WHIPPLE had medal struck at
Ghe Unite States MINI at Philadelphia,
and has presented it to Engineer Thomas
Little, of Portage, Wis, in recognition of
his bravery in saving lie at the Rio dis
aster
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

Iris now sei5 that friend,y relations-
raro obout restored between Conkling
md Arthur Just previous to the latter's
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

qnr Canadian Government has ordered
hat no vessels be allowed to pass through
M Welland canal on Sundays.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

In his speech from the throne or. the
9Th Emperor William said the m "a sure
or increasing the strength of the. aru,v ;s
justified by the increasing of the armies
If neighborng States.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

THE bills of the House Of representa-
ives for draping the Capitol with mourn
ng on the occasions of both Grants and
Hendricks death remain unpaid for want
II an appropriation.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

The President had tax" q no action NO
the 23l upon the o. <riication of Dis.
re' ATTORNEY osone of Pennsylvania for
elss!',elh ,.o & ~ cody knows, of course,
''Ni''eiy just oat the President will do.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

HE jury in the celebrated English case
otCharles W. Adams against his father
ln-law, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, for
hOel and defamation Of character, return
ea verdict on the 25th in favor of the de-
iehdant on the ground of privileged COM
munication.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

CHOLERA has been officially declared ito
exist in Cordova, South America, where
uVe cases and three deaths were reported
On the 23d inst. In Roasario there have
ueen twenty one cases and eight deaths.
mere have been also three OF four cases in
Buenos Ayres.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

conai az new York Court of Appeals has
lou neo the Judgment of the court be-
Yor,. - 'ne case of Buddensiek, the New
hast 1u'iuef, convicted of manslaughter.
dsanl oeen declared responsible for tn,
Of hn,,si i u a Workman employ ed on row
.fecti'1Rs which fell while in course o.
e''''i'h under his supervision.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

~ tne State Department on the 23d
bpor'' ,hp' which had been printed on
aay, that Minister Manning, the
ro, Minister to Mexico, had become in
,nI, J'sea IN trouble similar to that with
,raa. n Mr. Sedgwick was charged, was
N7a'ea as wholly unworthy of attention.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

.".'S MAJ FATRwEATH, NJ. D., sailed
'O'i, York on the 9th en- route to the
II ~ It province Of India, where she
III yotake charge Of the Cou ntess of
" FERNS newly -establishel medical mis-
don.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-12-04

lhe Government announcement of i'm
portant new gold discoveries in Aus tralia
las caused a general revival in the in
uusries Of the colony. Owing to recent
rams il New South Wales the largest crop
u many wears is expected.