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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-27
Confidence in the New Ruler.

BERLIN, June 26.-Prince Bismarck
and many members of the federal coun-
Gil were present in tine reichstag at the
opening of to-day's session. The presi-
dent read an address in reply to the
speech from the throne. 1t cordially
approved the emperor's declaration;
thanked him for his unselfsh devotion
to the commonwealth, and expressed
confidence that under Emperor Will
liam l. and the federal government
the peace that has united the German
people will not be disturbed. The adj
dress was adopted unanimously and the
president was instructed to present it to
the emperor. Herr Won Boettchen, min
lister for the imperial home office and
representative of the chancellor, read
the message, closing the session of the
reichStag. Three cheers were given for
the emperor before the members dis
perSed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-27
"A Good Appointment.

Special to the Globe.
BISMARCK, OAK, June 26.-Oscar E.
Ray, of Canton, who was to-day ap-
pointed to succeed John A. Rea as reg
lister of the land office at this point, has
been resident of Dakota for sixteen
years, is about forty years of age
and stands we'll in the territory. He
is grand lecturer of the Masonic lodge,
is practical civil engineer and has
been admitted to the bar. Several
months ago he was indOrsed for the
place by Gov. Church, and his appoint
ment has been expected by his friends
for some time. The appointment gives
general satisfaction here.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-27
Defaulter Pitcher Goes to the
Wall in Montreal

MONTREAL, June &c. - Defaulter
Pitcher, of the Union bank of Provi-
dence, r. l., arrived here to-day. He
was arrested this evening. The pris-
oner had bought a ticket by the
Allan line, and intended to leave in the
to his room and searched. Detective
Kelley states that securities and cash
amounting to 100000 were found on
him. The prisoner took his arrest
nO0Iy
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-27
A Horse Thief Captured.
Snecial 10 the Globe.

SptCIaI 70 Ll1t GIODt. ;
DELANo, MiEn., June o6.-Paul Olson,
who resides in Kingston, Meekcr county,
nine miles north of Dassel, had a
valuable horse stolen last night.
About daylight this morning lie dis
covered the horse was gone and
procuring the assistance of Constable
John Raden, they started i'll pursuit,
and finally overlook the youthful horse
thief at Delano about l o'clock this
afternoon. The thief says that his name
is Charles Anderson, that he is sixteen
years old. and that his parents reside in
Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-27
DEVASTATED BY FIRE.
Two Swedish Towns Almost Wiped
Ont.

LONDON, June 26.-The town of
Sundsvall, Oh the gulf of Bothnia, the
center of the timber trade of Sweden,
has been almost destroyed by fire.
The town of Umea, on the Gulf of
BOthnia, mas also been partially burned.
The damage at Sundsvall and Umea
will reach 100000. Immense tracts of
forest land have been burned over. A
drought has prevailed for long time,
rendering the wood very dry. This con-
dition, and the prevalence of wind
storms, made the flames spread with
great fierceness and rapiditY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-27
THEY'RE A BAD CROWD.
What a Brace of American Crooks
Did in Europe.

Special Cablegram to the Globe.
LONDON, June 26.-Inquiries show
that Billy Porter, the American burglar
recently arrested here with his partner,
Buck, for a burglary committed in
Zurich, Switzerland, has been shad-
owed since his arrest in England
in 1887. A Jewelry burglary which
he committed in Munich is the
most daring robbery in the German
police history. He forced a side door
and made his way through two ceilings.
He descended into the shop by means
of a rope ladder. He left the ladder be-
hind him, and linen identical with linen
which was found at Bucks house in
which the jewelry was wrapped. A
letter was found with the Jew
elry addressed to Buck, telling
been that he Porter) had left him some
thing to go on with. Buck tried to con-
ceal in the waistband of his trousers a
large packet of loose diamonds. Both
men dressed stylishly and frequented
American resorts in London, and were
friendly with famous band of bank
burglars, and man named Johnson,
who owned a steam yacht and formerly
lived in chambers in Piccadilly.
Johnson lately owned mansion at
Clapham. Recently the three caroused
at Parker'S house in Chelsea. where
they got into fight. johnson was
knocked down and tramped upon. The
three were arrested, but they declined
to make charges against each other. At
another carousal later they were ar
rested and fined for drunkenness. Buck
recently married respectable English
girl, and Parker, giving his Chel-
sea house into Bucks charge,
bought line house in Waltham
Green. He also had horses
and carriages. Supt. Shaw, who ar
rested the men, recovered about $4,000
worth of valuables from the Munich
plumber, consisting of 800 unset stones,
bracelets, rings, etc, and $500 in
English and French bank notes. Each
house contained loaded revolvers, dis
guises, superb burglary tools, numerous
suits of clothing and hats suitable for
every country in Europe. There is no
doubt that the men will be extradited.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-27
Discredited by Lloyd's.

LONDON, June &c. -Lloyd's scout the
idea that the vessel lost with all hands
off the Cape of Good Hope June was
an emigrant ship. They believe that
she was coolie ship, bound from CAL
cutta to Demarara.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-27
Snubbed by His Superior.

Special Cablegram to the Globe.
PARIS, June 26.-Bishop Coke, of Buff
falo, n. Y, who came here to confirm
Pere Hyacinthe's flock, wrote to the
archbishop of Paris for permission to
perform the confirmation rites, but has
received no reply
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-27
MonarchicaI Courtesies.

PEsTH, June 26.-The Emperor Fran
ces Joseph gave an audience to-day to
Count Won Waldersee, who formally
announced the accession of Emperor
William /. to the German throne. Count
Won Waldersee afterwards paid visit
to the Arch Duke Joseph, Herr Won
Tissza, the Hungarian prime minister,
and to the minister of defense.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-27
"ISN'T THAT NICE.

The Exclamation of Lewis Better
Half on Learning of Her Hus-
bands Nomination.
New YORK, June 26.-The Herald
prints the following dispatch from
Rhinebeck, n. Y: *
When Harrison's nominations for
president became an assured fact, a re
COntiuued ON FOurtla Page.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-27

Continued on Fourth Page.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
AGerfei Spak uno Grnf.

Sulgenoes eraOBlide Geididten pirb
aus Wain3 bsri1tst: Oils Der 9rosber3os
pom Se6en bic in ~unisrsr Prouin3 mas
n6urirenben Sruppsn befi9ttste, fam bsrs
ieIbe in cine ~unierer Ra5barsemsinben -
Der Nams tbut ni9ts sur Sa5e -, in
peI9sr er cine tur3e Rait MAIDEN poqte.
I'm benz 8abubofe bss Srtss batten fi9
bic 5onoratioren, nit benz giirsermsifter
an Der Spite, ~einsefunbeu, I'm Dem 2aus
besiiiriten ibre 9uIbtsuns barsubrinssn.
Die erlten Burger batten untcr it9 beratbs
i6last, per bic Gursbe an ben Qanbess
firiten buIten ioute; gu ibrsm Birssrs
metfter batten ite' tsin re3tes Sertrauen,
ie MOLTEN baber cine anoere gsrion gum
Spre6er wdblen. Raum bate aber has
Oorfoberbaupt bic &bf9t usruommsu, ais
ct tatbegorii9 ertldrte, nur CT ais Birsers
meiiter iei gu Der Qnipra5s bsre5tist.
@e9en bieie enti5lo6ene gttliruns mar
nt5ts ein3upenbsn. Der GAG tommt an.
grauisnbe 6o9rufe sablrsider &riesers
Sereine empfansen ben @rpBber3os, weIs
der aIstetst unb i6 gu benz girssrmsiffsr
unb ben RotabeIn bes 9orfss psnbst.
yR6nisli4e Sobeitl" 10 bssinnt u uus
ier 0orfoberbaupt feline gut a%uswenbis ses
Isrnte &sbe, rROnisIi9e 5obeit! Sc bat
uns iberaus w%obltbuenb beribrt, baB sic
uniere @emeinbe nit Sbrsm Ssiu9e be-
ebrsn; bieier Gag pirb uns - &OnisIi9e
5obeit!" 49,. (Runifpauie. $500. v&Oniss
li4e 9obsit!1 -. 0erIessnbettspauie. }
49,. rRanislite 9Obeit!" -. (@eneraIs
pauie.)... v6OuisIi9e Sobeit, td babe
bas Gnbere auss pieber usrssfen!" eau.
ties @eld9ter %ert0nte, per aber am meiiten
Iadte, bas par Der 9roSber,pa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06

itarter Weiu unb Elm psnis iduali6; lie
bsrsitsn baisIbe aus Mais unb renntn IS
@bi9a. @s iiebt aus wte 6ibnerbriibe. in
wel9e man Elm paar gier gei9lasen bat.
glls fe nun ~ trinten ar9sfansen battsn,
nabm bsr Rastte Elm Ydf9en NIT Eabat:
ftit3en, etpd feds 3ou lang unb 70 bid
pie Elm Singer; bic BIdtter paren 3u:
~famnenserout unb NIT siuem Sabsu BE:
pidelt. sic perpen6en auf ben Inbau
tes Sabats sroBe SorsfaIt unb usrfertisen
aus ibm Rouen, psl5e iie an sinem gnbs
ansinben; bteie bremen Iansiam sinsn
san5en Gag. Sas anoere feden ie IN
ben Wunb, 5ieben pon 3eit gu 3eit ben
Rau9 Elm, bsbuIten i'm eire seitIans BET
i9 unb itoBsn i'm bann aus benz Wunbs
ooer aus ben Haienl69ern uon i9. Sober
Sn6ianer Bate bersIei5en glGttsrrolen,
pel6e iie in ibrer Spra9e Yupaquete mems
men, auf 9iipanioIa, 9aiti, bsiBeu fe
Sabato. Oiener beibetlei @el9lebts
bradtsn abpsdieln6 @efdBe. bic nit ies
mem @etrdnte, o6er nit sinem anberen am
sefiQt uaren, bas man @acao uenut (gbos
colabe). Son benz Isttersn trantsn fie
bret oeer pier S3Iut unb gaben bann bic
Ralebafe meter, pel9e pou Sanb 81
5anb sins. 0ubsi idIirften fe fortpdbs
renb ienen Rau9 Elm, riibrten bic Groms
mel unb f6lussn ben Gaet nit ber Sanb,
wdbrenb anbere iansen. go blieben fs
bis Witterna3t bsiiammsn, unb bic meis
ten BON ibnen lasen bann bstruutsn ba.
Der &aui5 auBerte ii9 auf isbr ueri9iss
bene @eiie. @intse puren wie tobt unS
resten ft3 ni9t, anbere beuIten unb idriss
en-, nod anbere biipften anb ipransen. Als
fe in fol6sm SuitanSe parsn, tau,en bic
6rauen irnb bradtsn bic Wdnner mad
9auie. gtniss i9Itsfsn bis Wtttas, ans
bsrs iosar bis gum absnb. 0er f6 nt5t
10 b~etrintt, wirb BON ben llebrissu usradtst
unb gilt fur ei1en i9Ie6ten Rrtsssr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
@ef6reibuna Der @Iaubeere.

Die gIaubeere 1T cine pert6poQe SrlI6t uno
pG6it in lnieren u0Tbli6eu Breiteu ii6er oa,
no bic ;drteren Srii6te ben Winter nt6t aus
balten tOnnsn. Die Eflan;e III bart, od iie
idou 40 @rao uuter gtIu ertrlt9, obre oaB Die
;~arteiteu Rltospeu 9elitten bdtten. Die glaus
Deere reiit III Sielsn S%reitegraoeu 9e9en ben err
itet Suli unb b6u9t in Siiihel, ME bic ,Soban:
nisbeere; Sorm rinb; Sarbe ;Ierit purpurrotb,
oaHu, peun reif, blaui6por;. Ger @si6mad 1T
benz Der Simbesre slei6, iebr milo, Iei6t idusrs
lid, uno uon ben Wfeiiten oelcat 9euaunt. Tte
Seeren fOuuet nit 3uder uno Sabne ODER elmer
9eto6teu GAUGE, auf9etiidt werben uuo ein9e=
ma1t limb lie aus9e;et6uet fir Winter9ebrau6.
Die Efan;e Iheiut III allen gooendrteI gut
fort,utommen uno trG9t reidlt6. Die yta6=
ira9e mad Der Srltdt 1T 9roB uno lie brirst
sepObnli6 Is Gents per Guart. Die YfIauje
trd9t i6on i'm eriten Sabre uno brtn9t i'm jrpets
ten ino orttten Sabre ua6 benz NnpfIanien III
ren pollen @rtrag.
Siepirb our6 NIslGufer II. @ur;eli6uittliu9e
iolt9epfdu;t. Die 9flan;e bat Die @eitalt uno
bic SObe Der Sobauuisbeere, itodt gut unb bat
bic Srl6t melt ab pom Sooen. sic iolte i'm
Serbit, III October unb 9fopember, 9eiebt rpers
ben, Die Stode ;uei bis orei SUB uon ettanoer
in Reiben nit 6 SuB @ntieruun9, 10 oaB cine
poQfommene Sede 9ebiloet wiro uno in ben
3pii6enraumen ioute peoer gras nod untraut
9eolloet weroen.
Yreiss9ilte
1 9usenb Yfau;sn per Yot ...... 80 @ents
2 3useno YfIanjen per Yoft ...........$l.M
100 Yflan;en bel GrpreB $3.50
1000 YHanSeu bel @rprsB ooer Sra9t. $500
8ie bas @eIb ;u ienoeu. - @ir ;ies
BEN Dor, oab rrat ms oaS gelo our6 &nerts
can grpreB glnweiiuu9 ienbet; ale Summen
DON $500 uIo orIuter toiten MIR 8 @ents uno
penn bic anpeiiun9 p~erIoren 9ebt,. lptro has
@elo benz abienoer ibneQ wtsoer ;uriiderftattet.
@.nu man cine 9rprsbsQ rpeiiun9 ni6t lsi6t
baben fam, fam man baS @cIo ourb re9tltrir.
ten Srtef ooer Poitanweiiun9 ODER Foitrote an
Yortlauo, Widigar, ienoeu. Rofmarten per.
ben ni6t aneenommen, uur ba NO uuiere RlIrz
ben feline Grprss: a%npeilunsen erbalteu t0uuer,
mag man es tbun g,s~Sam itnO mIr bic pom
einem Gents erpitni1T.
Die 4hau;en peroeN Ior9iam III fsu6tes
WooS perpatt uno Der @rpreB ooer 6radtoifcc
iiber9ebeu, woiiir mir ni6ts weiter re9ntn.
@Oreiie: SeIos stapIes, ROrtIauS, Sonia
50. Did.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
Der Irinrnna Der Gigarren.

Der labat III bstanntli9 elm ipe,ieQ
ameritanti6eS grSeusniB, pel9es man IN
Der alien 8sIt Dor Der gutbstuns Der
wsitIitsn Grbbalfte ui9t s~stannt bat.
Die Spanisr waren isbr erftaunt, ais is
iaben, haB bic Snbtaner ben &au9 btsiss
Rrautes eini5llritsu unb bann piebsr pon
i4 bIieien. Cine Der d~lteitsn Na9ri1tsn
iiber bas, mas mir iest @isarren nennsu,
tbeilt Der @eidi5tsi9rsiber @anSala Ser
nanbes be Spiebpp 8slbet nit In ieiner
@ei5i9te pon Niearasua, weIds TN Sabre
1855 polenbet wurbs. gr mar piele Sabre
lang in ben eentralamsritanii9en @ssenbsn
unS ipri6t ais Iusenbsuse. Wir sntusbs
men ibm bas Ra4folsenbe:
vam Sonnabsnb, ben 10. ausuit 1926,
fam Don Mfonio, Rosite pon Nicopa,
SsHen einbeimil5sr Name Nambi, bas bsist
Sunb, 1T, auf ben Warttplas ieinss 0ors
fes. gs mar spsi Stunbsn Dor gintritt
Der 9untslbsit. @esen bunbsrt Snbianer
bsslsitstsn i'm. Sic iesten ii9 in cine
gte unb bssamnsn ibrsn arsito su fsisrn.
Irsitos ifnb @eidnse, IN wsl9sn is bas
anbsntsn pon 8essbenbeiten aus fribsrer
3eit obsr aus Der @ssenpart i9ilbsrn unb
psrmittslit pel9er fe has Inbentsn bspabs
rem. Sie tantten unb iansen. Wabrs
i9sinIi9 warsn fe nur ssmeins 9suts, benn
Der &aSite sins iebr feierIid mad elmer IN
bsrsn gde bee WarttpIassS, mo Ct auf elmer
gIrt pon 8ant PIat nabm. Damn isstsn
f9 BITE b69itsn Bsamtsn unb stwa a9ttis
anbsrs Snbiansr um i'm bsrum, unb Elm
iunsss Mdb9su bra@ts 81 trintsn tn fIsis
nsn Ralsbaneu. 0as @etrdnf NOT wte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
Standardization.

grts Dame: 9lb, sutsn Gag, Srau
Weier, Sic sntinnen ii9 wobl, mir trafeu
uns I'M uorisen Sabre in SepIis....
3weite Dame: 9an5 rs6t, Iiebe 5rau
SdulSe.
@rte Dame: ga, ubsr enti6uIbissn
sic, i'd belize ni6t SduIse, i'd bin bic
Saronin Gutenberg.
3weite Dame: glb, bite nm Ssrssis
buns, aber i'd beige aud nidt Rsisr, t9
bin bic 9rdtu Strabl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
GeihihtsfsuntniB.

9sbrer: @ie bisB Der 6irit, wsl9sr Der
S4weisiame subenannt iit2
S4iIer: @iIbeIm Der grfs, 9raf Don
HaHau, Sirif pom Sranisu.
9ebrer: Rannit Ou mir aus Der ueueifsn
@ei9i9te einen RriessbeIoen n~snnsn, bet
slei6faas Der S9wsisiaus bsiBt2
S4hlsr: @6b.
2ebrsr: 8ie tommif On auf ben?
S&aIer: Run, 96s lit bod sinilbis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
Summelu in NeuIeeIaub. Ser bsuts

phhihitlh w 2ltuI1tluuu' XIV D"'
i9e &Otbtlse wtrb auf Reuieelanb iebr
eifris ais Sutterpflanse sebaut unb ssbeibt
iebr gut, BAT aber bisber teinen Samen
brinsen poleu. Wun iudte bic llriade
fur btsie grideinuns I'M SebIen Der Be-
fru5teuten Sniedten, Defenders Der Sums
meln, benen In europa b~efanntli9 bic
8efrudtuns bes &Iess bauptid@Ii3 obliest.
SIM Sabre 1885 seIans es, etpa 100 Stad
snslii5er 9ummeln Isbsnbis mad Reuises
lamb gu brtnsen, mo- fe in Der gtdbe uon
2pttIeton uusssiest wurben. sic baben
f9 raid psrmsb,t unb In 1885 idon
ibsr sinsn SbsiI Der SnisI ausssbrsitst
unb bsretts in 1887 tonnter bic Sarmsr In
2pttIeton ibrsn Rlssiamsn islbit srntsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
Sas Nisuitt auf benz @sbists Der Gruiis

1T elm electric 2tsbt:Gruft. Die Sort
8apue Ssnnsp electric Sight So. iou fi9
nit Der S6omI on: SOui ton So. in Bottom
pereinigt baben, unb baran ietn, aae anberen
srobsn Subriten pon @erdtben fir bic
5eriteuuus Don sIettriidsm 2t4t in ben
rGut" btneinSusieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
Nnerfennunq.

@utsbsftsr: Die Sibnsr, sndbisss
Srdulein, weI9e beuts auf Der EafeI was
rem, iinb aus meinsr tinfIidsn Sratans
italt.
Dame: 3inffli9e Sibnerl wunbsrbar !
Die finb Sbnsn absr sroBartis ssratbsn -
fe iebeu aus unb i9msdsn wis uatirIi9s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
y uuteS " IIeeIet.
Sic Iermaltuua Der Qtdiiou & Santa

9ie Serpaltung Der atdiion & Santas
56:gabn but bic 8eiiuns ertbeiIt, auf Der
sansen Strsfs bic Ir6eiis3eit in Der med.
anii9sn abtbsiluns um l6 Brossnt ;u usrs
mtnbern, 70 baB bic arbeitsaeit unb Der
9ubn uon feds auf finf Gage in Der @ods
berabssiest pirb. Qtsie 2obaberabietun8
betrifft 10, 900 arbeiter. 9teieIbe erfolst
omar isbsn Winter, lift b:esmal aber, in
5OISe idIedter @eiddftc, friber ais fonf
einQetroffen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06

ShBer Sug. 6infunb3pansis Gars
Iubunseu 9ouis ftnb in bieier Saiiou uon
Reblanbs, Californian, mad benz Often
seianbt wprSen. Der 9Onts r~sprdisntirt
einen Wertb pon $4,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
unaefGhrIihe Nrphuna.

,gs lit absr rsdt unartis, Sans, baB
On 9sins SparseIn ni6t iBt", iast 9srs
tba au ibrem tIeinsn grubsr, y -. absr
matt nur, psnn 0u su ben Solbatsn
tommif, perben fie Odds idon Iebren!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
Sie MouQrtifen in Srantreid erinben

sinsn Srauenbunb, befen abseiden bic
SIume hes @rafen BON Paris, cine &ofe,
isin iou. Ser Sped bieiss Roienbunbes
III bic @teterberftslun9 res R0nistbums.
Den 9orfS fibrt bic @rdfiu BON 9aris.
Sebe bsitrstsnSs Dame erbdlt sssen einsn
freipiaisen gsitrus bic ROie. Der
aufruf i9IisBt nit Der Ysrfderuna, taB
bic Ramsn alsr Sbsiluebmerinusn unter
bic Nusen Der @rdfiu pom Yaris tommeu
perSsn unb bieie feline usrsefen wetbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
SuuSprts INN Wriefeu non bsuen. meIh

SanSerts bon SriefcH bon bsnen, psl9e
gper's 9air' Sisor ssbrau6en, ssben 5euss
niB uOn ieinem 8srtbs ais eth WitteI,
srauem 9aare feline natirIi9e 6arbe mics
Der gu sebeu. IS psrbitst unb beiIt oft
bic RabIbeit, rsinist uno erquitt bic &opfs
baut. Setn a~nresenbes unb t~rdftisenbss
8erm6sen in bteisr &t9tuns tam nidt &C.
mug 9erii5mt perbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
On @iltesbarre In 9snnipIuanisn ii

elm felt ie9sebn Subrsn anbdnsissr BrobeB
UNI RObIenIdnbereien bur9 SsrSIei9 BET
ssle9t porben. 9ur9 bsnisLben erbdlt
Ser &ldser, Sberit 6. W. Dsrriuser aus
9biIateIpbta, bic 9dlfte ieiner uriprins'
li9en 5oroeruns, ndmli9 Elm 0sunteI BON
$40. OoO, 900, wsI9e Summe bic betrsffens
ben 0dnoersisn wertb fnb. Der BrOjeB
bat ben bstbsilistsn 9artsisn aasin on
abpotutsniolb stus Wiaion Dollars &c:
toitst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
Sei Der SreibiaaS.

S0ritsr (9tadmittass pier llbr, gum abs
uotater, Der gllss fsbIt) Wifsn sic, SER
0Oftor, BEL ben Saieu unb 86ten ITS
bait ni5t 70, mite Bet Sbnsn &; - bic iinb
ni5t pon bret bis finf llbr fiber ~ treffsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06

isbsn sic nun Bertha, bic SoIsen elmer
2anbpartie. Die Snietten baben Sie ia
fOrmIi6 3erfrsfen.
&O5in 0sIbitbsuuBt): gs itnb bic
idIedteten 5ri3te ni9t, moran bic Beipen
1agen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06

Bonn Sabre 1868 bis 1885, unsefdbr
% Sabre lit i'd an 1beumatii6en S9msrs
3sn in Der 9ifIe. Sd wurbe uOufdnbis
ssbsilt bur9 ben @ebrau3 BON ct. Sos
tobs Del. - &. 6. Sobb, Neptou, SQs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
Ger fnikinp Gnif.

SAT- (bsm cine etpas ;dbe &aIbsIeber
uorseiest wirb): rRelner, bas 1T pobI
elm tIeiner SrutfebIer - i'd babe &aIbss
lsbsr befsat unb Sic brinsen mir &aIbss
leber |"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06

Sas Sberseridt bon lttab bat ben
9rossB ber Ser. Staatsn sesen bic Rors
mouentir9e bubtn enti5iebeu, baB bic
&ir5sn: Corporation fir aufsslOit uub bas
@issntbum fir on bic &esisruns p~srfalsn
ertldrt wirb. Die Rormonen molten ii1
lett ans gunbss: Sbsrss,i5t psnbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
Sic MilitGruaus.

Sc GissIbanbIsrin: Gber Sunsfer 66s
din, bic Sans 1T bod i9Sn; bic nsbmsn
sic bamit wsrbsn sic fiber @bre sins
lssen:
GafnotS9in: Nsiu. bic Sans paBt
nidt; bic Bat fir's WtiIitdr cine uieI su
ihwa6e 8ruif!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06

On arjueien iowObI ME in unbsrn 9in'
gen benefit bic grobe, baB @brIi9tsit am
Iinsiten udbrt. aper's Sariapariua 1T
Elm ddtss Yrdparat, Elm unerrei6tes gluts
rstnisuussmittsI, unb allen au6ern iibsrs
Ieqen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06

@unberbare 0irfungen itnb i4On
bur9 bic auwsnbuns pom Or. ausuit R6s
uis's 9amburser Eropfen sesen Rasens
unb Qeberieiben erbtslt worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-06
6elirdfe Truht.

Dame (su ibrsr R69in, bic am Gage
uorber cine 9anbpartie mitsema4t bat, auf
bsrsn tabuofe Widsnfti&e beutenb): Da
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
y. NJ. G. A. Notes.

Last Thursday evening nearly one
hundred members and friends OF the
Young Mems Christian Association
were in attendance upon the monthly
meeting. The exercises opened with a
hymn, led by select chorus; Scripture
reading and prayer by the president.
After hearing the reports from the
devotional and membership commit
tees, three applicants for membership
were elected.
The social part consisted of a solo
by Mr.. Moody, a reading by Mr.. Chas.
H Lee, of Columbia, and another solo
by Mrs. Robertson.
Nh. Geo. 3. Cromer was then intro
duced and delivered an able address on
"Christian Character" We only regret
that so few of our young men heard 1t;
and we are looking forward with in
terest to the time when Mr.. Cromcr
will be with us again.
Our hearty thanks are due all the la
dies and gentlemen who contributed SO
generously their time and talent to the
success Of the evening
On next Sunday afternoon the men $
meeting will be conducted by Mr.. Jno.
c. Seegers, Of the college, and special
invitation is extended to all the stu
dents to attend. All men made vel
come. Secretary.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
Helena EeralGingS.

Mr.. Wm. Zobel has returned from
very pleasant visit to Charleston.
Miss Lula Bishop has returned from a
visit to her mother at Union. Her visit
was saddened by the death of her younger
brother.
Miss Lillian Glenn is on visit to her
Lexington friends.
Mrs. w. F. Wright and little frankie
G.. Of Laurens County, are on a visit to
"grandpapa."
Messrs. Shockley are building large
dwelling house for Mr.. Walt. Fuln1er, at
Prosperity.
Mr.. R. B. Holman sold his house and
lot last week, to Mrs. Z. Sparks of Co.
lumbia, for $3.50 cash. Mir. Holman has
removed to Laurens.
While one Of our young men was re-
turning to his suburban villa the other
afternoon. by way Of the railroad track,
he saw two young laues scared Oh tne
cross-ties at the edge of Chne's forest.
When he approached near enough he
found they were strangers to him. and
perceived that one of them had parlor
rifle lying upon her lap. Just as he
passed he heard the click-click Of the
TRIGGER. His reverie was broken. The
current Of thought was changed:
Ii a man or boy had cooked that gun,
Itwould have only been for fun.
But how about girl with a cooked gun
in her hand. As his accelerated step
iengthened tie distance between them,
and his right eye hung over his left shoul-
der. he calculated the possibilities OF an
accidental discharge and a ricochetlnS
shot following the curve Of a railroad and
hitting the wrong person, but he was re-
loved when he saw the ladies GO toward
the woods, perhaps with the intention OF
shooting at d mark or taking a sparrow
on the wing.