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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-06

CONDITIONS. AND PACING-Trot
ting and pacing races will b governed by the
rules of the american TrOtting AsSociat on
AL races to be mile heats, best three in five in
harness, unless otherwise specified. Any
horse distancing the field, or any portion
thereof. will be entitled only to first money.
Purses divided 81 per cent. q frst, p to second,
- to third. and 10 to fourth horse. Five to en-
terand three to start in all races. Entrance
fee IL per cent. of purse, half of which must
accompany nomination. the balance to be paid
before the race starts. Horses drawn the
night previou- to the race Will only be held for
per cent. Entries close with the Secretary,
Tuesday Nov. 8, 1923. Running Running
races will De governed by the American Rae
ing Rules. Entrance fee per cent. of the
purse. Five to enter and three to start in all
races. Entries close with the Clerk of the
Course on the day previous to the race except
for handicaps) at $50 O'Clock. p. IN. Entries
to handicapS close two days previous tn race.
Weights ard declarations the day previous to
race. Purses divided 20 per cent first, 20 to
SOC ond. and 10 to third horse. General Con
ditiOnS-If in case of bad weather or nIher un-
avOidable cause the Association is unable to
start one or more of its races by o'clock, y.
m Thursday. Nov. -, such race or races vii
be declared OF, and all entran money therein
will be refunded. AdlrnsS all entries to
JSO. T. DICKINSON. Secretary.
San Antonio, Texas
J. s. ALEXANDER. President.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-06
Minstrel Show,

There will be a grand minstrel
show at Jonas Garden tomorrow
night. Admission free. After the
show there will be a grand ball. 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-06

The first through passenger train
from Laredo to the City of Mexico will
leave on the evening Of November LIST.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-06
For Constable.

The LIGHT is authorized to announce Capt
W. G. NJ Samuel as a candidate for Constable
of Precinct No. l, at the ensuing November
election.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-09-30

good and material benefit of the city.
county, state and nation, shall foster
and encourage every enterprise looking
to the advancement of the general inter
ests of the community with whom we
live and to whom we look for support,
and shall advocate the legitimate devel-
opment and prosecution of Astoria's re-
sources and the rights that her position
demands. 1t is our intention to edit a
paper that shall be clean in sentiment,
utterance and effect; that shall be well
come visitor to every family, to every
reading man and woman that cares to
have the news of the day in a readable
shape, and shall endeavor to be accurate
and reliable in all statements made. We
shall be chary of promises, but shall try
to do all that shall be promised, bearing
IN mind that while it is not always pos
sible to secure success, it is always noble
to deserve it. Whatever is copied from
other papers shall be duly credited, and
our columns shall always be open to
anyone who has anything to say on any
question of public import or general
welfare.
The above has been followed as faith
fully as circumstances would permit, and
after seven years steady work we feel
that the promise and performance do
not exhibit so wide difference after all.
But the past lies behind and the future
full of promise, stretches onward. Sci
dom, indeed, do We cast a glance over
our shoulder at the dusty, ofttimes
tiresome, track We have traversed, and
looking forward with full confidence to
the future, we turn from the contempla.
tion of the past which lies in shadow to
the sunlit present and the duties of to.
| day.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-09-30
The Marked Increase in Insanity,

DIR. Harry Lane, superintendent
of the asylum for the insane, was in
the city recently. He reports 500 pa
tients in the asylum, and more com
ing down on the rise" He could not
imagine for some time how it
was that so many foreigners kept
coming in, but has at last discovered
that many of the persons were insane,
or very near it, before they came to
this country. In short, he has come
to the conclusion that foreign coun-
tries are really shipping their pau.
pers and criminals and citizens of
unsond mind to this country.
Mr.. d. p. Thompson, who was
standing by, said he could testify to
this being a fact. He knew it was
done in Italy in Great Britain and
in other European countries.
"Why," said he, last winter in
Rome l fell in with q wealthy En-
glishman, and we travelled together
for some time and talked about many
subjects. He told me that he had an
estate of several thousand acres in
hlu W do
on it. He could get no rent from his
tenants and he had finally made
them an offer to ship the whole of
them, almshouse occupants and all,
to America, paying all their expenses
and giving every one of them sover-
eign when landed in America. But
this lot would not accept the offer"
Mr.. Thompson and DR.. Lane differ
in politics, but they agreed on this
point-that something must be done
to prevent paupers and criminals and
insane persons being poured into this
country DIR. Lane says they have
one asylum full in California and are
about building another, and if things
keep on at the present rate Oregon
will soon need more accommodations.
Portland Telegram, 2S.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-09-30
The Govt. Steamer Albatross.

During the recent cruise of the fish
commission steamer AlbGtrOss to
northern waters, numerous cod and
halibut banks were discovered and
located. The fish were found to be
extremely plentiful, and there is little
doubt that in the future the principal
fishing grounds of America will be in
these waters. The manner of detect
ing and locating the banks is some
what as follows: At intervals along
the line of soundings which are being
taken, the vessel hauls to and a GER
tain number of hooks, to line are
baited, usually with salmon, and cast
overheard. The time OF fishing is
taken, as we'll as the number, size,
weight, etc, of the fish caught. The
latitude and longitude of the place is
taken and marked down on the re-
corder's chart. The time of fishing
seldom last over Is or Is minutes and
such are the numbers of the fish that,
in that short space of time great piles
of them are hauled up and placed on
deck. At some points it seemed as if
oOhOOlo nClO a Idll llllO
ness. The schools were found when
fishing for cod. So ravenous are the
fish that they generally come up two
to line as fast as the crew can take
them off.
During the voyage north the bust
ness of the AlbatrOSs principally was
taken soundings and locating banks.
Searching the bottom of the ocean for
curious submarine shells and animals
was INDUCED in to great extent
while on the voyage round the Horn.
The specimens were all shipped east
when the vessel was at San Francisco
and she now contains only what have
been taken since.
The crew of the vessel signed for
one year when the voyage began, and
receive $24 per month, or the same
that is paid in the navy. They con-
slider that they have a picnic and will
doubtless stay by the vessel as long
as she is out.-SeGttLe Times.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-09-30
The Verdict Unanimous

W. D. Suit, Druggist. Bippus, Ind,
teStifieS: 81 can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and was cured
of rheumatism of 10 years standing"
Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville,
Ohio, affirms: 1.-The best selling medi-
cine have ever handled in my 20 years
experience, is Electric Bitters." Thou
sands of others have added their testi-
mony, so that the verdict is unanimous
that Electric Bitters do cure diseases of
the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a
half dollar a bottle at w. E. Dement, &
Co.'s Drug Store.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-09-30
The 9ai1y AsturtalI.
SALUTATORY.

In assuming charge of THE Historian
we desire first to express our thanks for
the congratulations and expressions of
good will with which we have been
favored, and hope that none of onr
friends will ever have reason to utter
contrary expressions. 1t is our intention
TO edit newspaper, q reflex of the GREAT
and busy world in which we live, and to
that end shall endeavor to gain and hold
the good wishes and esteem of the com
munity. The Historian shall he indie
pendent in what we deem the true sense
of the word. 1t shall have an opinion on
all points within the jurisdiction of a
newspaper, shall hold to what it believes
to be right, and shall answer all ohiec.
tions by stating the truth-as it apnears
to us. 1t shall, as far as possible. avoid
all personalities, shall try to be lust. and
shall be always willing to concede to
others the consistency that it claims for
itself. We do not expect to agree with
everyone, but what is said shall be an
said that it not only can be understood
but that it cannot be misunderstood. and
in such way that those who differ from
us can at least respect the Opinions
uttered. The paper shall work for the
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-09-30

Looking through the dusty files we
come on the following, written seven
years ago, to-day, an editorial that under
the circumstances may not be wholly
uninteresting.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-09-30
Meals Cooked to Order.

Private rooms for ladies and families
at Central Restaurant, next to FOard &
Stokes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

fen NIT tem Strome ituimmen, wenn fte
nt9t perftnteu wo0en Oarum MAIDEN tie
quite Wiene gum b6isu SpieIe nnb i9reien
NIT BET Waiie: r5urrub fir @lepelanb "
wdbrenb fe uisuei4t inssebeim cine Tauft
IN bet Eai9e MAIDEN. @enn bic Rep
gortsr Sun, psIde ieIber auf ben grds
i~ioenten bittsrb6ie gu ipre5sn 1T, neuli9
er3dblte, elm alter Golititer babe auf bic
Srase, fir men er In ct. 2ouis itimmsn
wiirbe, seartwortet: v6ir Glepelanb no.
tirIi1! ST 1T guar elm perbammtsr Giel,
aber es lit ia nur fir pier Sabre!" 10 mag
bieie Nnetbote iebr wobI einen tbatid9li3en
5tntersrunb baben.
9lbsr bic Bolititsr iinb ni6t has BOLT,
unb bas BOLT freut ii9 zines 9rGibsnten,
ber t9 pom teiner Clique bsberri9eu IdBt,
Der bic patronage" isinss amtss nidt
wte &ationsn unter bic G6mpfer in Der
@abli6Ia6t austbsiIt, Der NIT ii5 isIber
81 &atbs ssbt unb Der babsr burd feline
Grnennunsen, wie bur6 feline poIttii5eu
S4ritte man3mal l1e5errai 5uussn bereitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19
Saar, MOiel, Giiel uub Sunsrid.

8aIbra9. 8abrenb ionf setlast
pirb, bah bic Sbtbdume ni5t bliben,
iteben bier ri6t nur bic girnbdms, iontetn
AUDI bic aspfeIbdume in BOILER Slitbe.
Mau iolts istt grim in bic @einberae
isbsn, iebo9 iit's bis babin nod melt. SIM
GbaIe iteben bic Wisien id0n, aber auf
ben Bergen bic Binteriaat i9Isdt.
9om $ o9waIbs. Die Wan5uer
Der l6. 0tuifon werben swiiden Marpin.
gen, Ebolsp, 9ermestsiI, @absrn, 2oss
bsim unb SbaIsrusiIsr ftattfinben unb omar
in benz u6rbIiden Sbsile in Der j3eit pom
90. ausuif bis IL. Septsmbsr unb i'm iibs
li9sn Gbeile In Der 3sit pom IL. bis 81.
September.
SIM WittIi1srsEbaIe fiebt es
tn bisism Sabre nit Der Winterfru1t nidt
70 gut aus, pie perfofenes Sabr. Strob
1T ni9t piel 81 srpartsu. Die Sleefslber
itsbeu aud iebr manseIbaft unb Ia1sn piel
sa wini4eu ibris. Die @ieisn bassssn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19
0robberso8tbum.
Gorreippnoen;
Sells. ben "a. Dol 1Ss

Sells, ben "a. Mai 1888.
am Srettas uorissr @o5e inb bic in
Saarbriiden sesofenen bret neuen @lofen
fir bic Seller Yfarrtir6e ansetommeu.
Sic fnb iebr i9On TN @uB ssratbsn. Die
i9uerite bauon, ~ gbren Der Wutter
@Ottss. pie bic Suf9rift iast, bat am
Sbertbeile bic StIosr Der ap0lf 9lpoitsl
unb @uanseliten, untsn bas Bib ber
SimmslstOnistn. Ois mittlere, su gbren
6es 81. Sonatus, wie IS auf Der Sni6rift
obsn bsiBt, entbdIt bieieIben Bilber; unbes
sreifider @eiie absr fsbIt barauf has Bib
bss 81. 9onatus, bes Rir9snpatrons pom
Sells. Uie tIeiuite, bic sIti6en gilber ber
sw6If apoiteI 3etsenb, ME bic bsiben an
beren, 1T gu @breu bss FL. Ystrus, unb
fsblt unten au9 ni9t bas Bib, no gbrifus
benz 81. Yetrus bic S9IiNel bes 5immeIs
iibsrretdt. 9as gbronosram Der Su.
idrift beiast, baB Ystsr S9arIG aus Sells
Stifter btsier @Iode lit. Ois @loden finb
einitpeilen beim Gbor tn Der Rtr1e aufses
bdust. 0is @lofsnpsibs iou nod Dor
benz 81. Srobnlei9namsfsfte poraenommen
werbeu, unb ioa bas i96ne @sIdute, pier
@Ioden I'M Tburms, baun am bobsn
6rObnIei9uumsfeits fsierIid eri5aIsn.
Der bo9u. Serr Defiant pon Weri5, Der
bic @Iodeupeibs pobl biIbsr porsenom.
men baben pirbe, Iisst tobttrant barnies
Der, unb erpartst man i9on In wenisen
Tassn befen Cob. (gr 1T isitbsm ssftors
ben. - Hsb. Der 9a3.) s.. u. q.
2ipinsen. 9lm 10. Mai Na9mits
tags brad In einem on benz @obnbauie
bes S4neibsrs s. Wopsn seIesenen, aus
9ol3 erridteten S9uppsn Seuer aus, peIs
DIES iebo4, ba Der S9uppen pom einissn
baislbf anweienben Bsriousn iofort nie6ers
serihen, auf ieinsn Serb bsidrdntt wurbe.
Der S9aben 1T ni9t bsbeatsnb.
gtteIbrad. Na5bem am "a. Wai
Mbenbs bic gbefrau bsS &entners Mar.
Gaeiar tn ibr S9lafSimmer einsetreteu,
pernabm man bon bort SiIfsrufs. 0eren
gbemann elite iofort binSu unb fanb bic
Grau tn bewuBtIOism 8uftanbs su 8oben
liesen. Wan bra9te fslbs ~ Bette, bod
einise Iusenblide ipdtsr CAB ie ben 9eif
auf. Gin @ebtrni9Ias bate mutbmaBli5
ibrsm Ssbsn eth Gnbs sema9t. Memento
moril
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19
eurembmrSii@es aus 9eIsten.

arton. am gfinsfmontass bat bic
grossiion mad ct. Subert, unter 2ettuns
bes gortanbes bes bteiissu 3auertuss
gereins itattsefanbsn. IS uaren 90
gerionsn. SIS batten ii9 aber i'm lesten
NusenbIits nod pisle Serioueu seu,eIbet,
iebo9 su ipdt, UNI nod giienbabntarten
gu psrminbsrtsm Prsiie bsiorsen gu tSnnen.
Die groseiiion bate in Der i9onifsn Orb
nung itatt. Die gilsnbabnbsamteu tbatsn
ibrs Yflt5t unb empinseu bic qilser
i5srau nit Q5tuus. Die Bro;siiion stns
betenb unb iineenb nit ibrsn Sabnen pcn
Der Ssiuitsntirde aug bur9 bic Stabt 4rs
lon, bic iiberaa als re1t liberal perrufen
lit, sur Station. iinb In Boir, no bic
8rossiiton pieber unter 6ibruns bsS bo5u.
Satres 0epree gebiIbet wurbe, betenb unb
linssnb bis our gaitlita bes 81. 5ubsrtus.
9tur bisr uno ba itanb i'm Stdbt5sn st.
Subsrt, weldes leiber audi uon 2iberaliss
mus anssfrsHsn 1T, 10 Elm NuSsesIarter,
usl1er beim Soriiberseben Der Erobsiiton
aus Oummbett nt9t einmal ietuen Strns
taiteu entbIOBte aus Sur9t, eineu Sonnsus
lid gu bstommsn. Die sbrw. @siitli4s
teit pom ct. 9ubsrt empftns ben 3us nit
Der sr6Btsn SrsunoIidtsit unb Qiebs.
@sssn 8 lbr Ia9mittass wurbsn ben
Ytlseru bic Rsliqutsn bes bI. Subsrtus
seseist unb ertldrt, nobel Der bo5w. Serr
Bartel, 6apIan baieIbit, wsI9sr bstannts
lid aus EontsIinsen s~ebirtis 1T, cine be-
ionbere Sreube seiste, baB feline beutideu
Ha9barn, ME er bic Arlousr unb Bewob.
ner Der llmsesenb nannte, cine gittfabrt
mad ct. 9ubert sema9t bdttsn. 3uslet6
ipra9 er bic Soffnuns uno Bite aus, BIZ
Nrloner m06ten ieoes Sabr ben 81. Subsr'
TUG in ben Mrbennen, wel5er, bur5 feline
Siripra9e BET Soft Elm 70 GROCER Wobls
tbdter Der Reni4beit 1T, einen Seiu3 ab:
itatten.
Su @tbus lit Der 9arsermeiiier,
Serr Grsnbt, 8sitcTbsn. @r NOR 81 Sabre
alt.
4m 9 q m t q g, BEN 10. Wtai, emit.
ifan6 i'm @smeinbepalb Don Stotem etne
Seusrsbrunit. Den binsusseiIten gerio:
men seIans es nur nit GROCER Ribe BEN
psrbesrenben Clement SaIt gu sebieten.
DaS Seuer breitete ii3 auf siue 6Id5e pon
ca. % 9sttar aus. Ser S9absn lit be:
beutenb.
aim "a. Wai farb su 0otbumb,
OiOcefe Ramir, Ssrr Setter Gamers,
9farrer uOn baieIbit, mad eiuem lansidb,
rtssn Sie9t5uu, seftdrtt bur6 bic 81.
Sterbeiatramente unb gan; erssbsn in ben
@iaen @ottes. Derielbe mar s~ebirtia
aus @ieIborn, Yfarrei @Ierf, bsiu5ts baS
tleine Seminar uou Saitaa5, abicIpitts
feline SbeOIosieftubisu in Ramir, erbielt
feline erite anftslluns ais gttar gu ct.
Wartin in arIon, Sarauf I'M atbendum
ais R~eIisionslebrer unb parb barauf gum
Pfarrer bon Notbumb ernannt, aupc er
ca. 20 Sabre iesensreid wirtts unb bic
aufridttse 2iebe unb bas pole 3utrauen
Der sanSen 8farret gu sspiunsn wuBte, 10
suar, bag beiisn 4nbeutsn IN berislben
itsts seiesnet blsibeu wirb. r. l.. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

ganue & II eler 9eleserer Qobbeten mebres
rem Eerlonen Su9ebori9 uno SDar IN Sol9e ln=
porIt6tigfeit zines in Der Rabe bel6Gfti9ten DR.
beiters, cine SeuerSbrunit, pal6e it6 aui cine
Blade pom 46 ares eritrette. gaur inter Der
9roBtert A%nItren9un9 9elan9 es ben oa Iel6ft be:
l6afti9ten arbeitern, ben granb on eirem peis
tern kindergarten 81 perbtnoern.
Dim "a. Wai purben in ben auf benz @ebiete
Seto eri6etb i'm Srt gen. rSb Semei6"
9ele9enen nlebreren perlonen 3I9eb0ri9en 2o6s
bedet cine SlGde BON ca. 6 Utoraet tart NIT
9erlomnlet. Der bterour6 ueruria6te S3aoen
1T ;iemIi9 bebeutenb.
@m %. Wai purbe auf benz ganne Or s.
oort IN elmer benz aderer ISelir ScacqueS ;u9es
~ IreS 9Gnjlt6 our6S SeIer ~jeIitOrt.
gluf benz Q onborfer ganne purben in,
@emeinbeIpalbe am ndnli6en Sage ca. 80 ares
ourb's Selter bei6doi9t. Sd bier meiitentbetls
ii6 bo6itammi9e gdume befinber, 10 1T Der
S6abeu ni6t beoeuteub.
gu % a 3 | enttanb in Der 12idbriaen Sanz
nenpflan;ln9 bes Iderers u. Sacques. i'm Srt
gen. .8tlt9CS5sr9", cine Seuer3brunit, relde
cine Sta@e pon etw3 4 aresi eSu5lid, ~jsrit6rte.
Der pe!uria3ts S1assa Il jiers!i3 beoegtsno.
gtptIfanb Der Stabt-s2urems
burg.
5eiratbsn. - gom "a. Mai: @.
Saber, Sddermeiiter, NIT Rartu Rsoinser.
SterbefdIIe. - 9om 10. Mai:
Bstsr Sboru, alt SO s., 9aituirtb; 81:
Wartin Blum, alt SO s., &entner; %:
grneitine Bartb, alt 81 s., @ittus uon
@eors 5absr, atls. Sberf6riter gu 8uIfers
binsen; Warta Sobanna Muitus, alt 81
s, Rentnsriu, ebeIOs; Rarsarstba Rint,
alt IA s., @iseutbimerin, 8tttue pom
5rans Ratbias 5suete, 3tls. 9atutrtb;
49,: Satob Wurinser, alt So s., S1snt:
pirtb Raria Comes, alt &c s., sbslos;
a.: Waria Wt5eIs, alt GA S.. Rentnes
rim, sbeIos; Risolas Sentss, alt SO g.,
@issntbimsr unb &sntnsr; &atbarina
8sfort, alt II s., gbefrau pom Sobann
S9eer, ebeu. Elempnermeiter; 25.:
Anna Stsffen, alt "a s., @ittus pon
Sran3 S9ser, stIs. RIempner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19
Suxem6 8.
Wereiniate Staaten.

gorreponben;.- Chicago, Su.,
Is. Suni 1888. = @ertber 9srr @ons
ner! gs freut mid, Sbnen miisutbeilen,
baB unisrm Sreunb unb 2anbsmann, gros
fehor s. 8. 9autb, sroBe @bre wiberfabs
rem 1T. Sn Der in ubIi9's 5ale 3u @bts
cage am g., 7. unb s. b. W. %abssbaltsnen
9eneralsS eriammluus bes vgatbolic Orr
Der Of Soreiters" 1T 9srr 2autb nit GROCER
Maioritat gum Yrdibent, In Der Spra9e
bes Orbens gum Sberf6rter, erwdbIt pors
ben, ein 3ei4en, wis sea9tet unb beIiebt
er bet Seutl4en unb Srldnbern lit. Der
Srbeu, stn llntertitunssuerein, sdbIt,
obi4on nod ni9t 3 Sabre alt, an 1000
MitsIieber. Inns 0euti6e, unb una 9urems
burger, freut es Defenders, ben YrofeIor
gum Sibrer 3l baben, ba mir fiber iinb,
baB unter ieiner umt9tiseu 2situng ber
Srben ii9 nod meter ausbreitsn unb EN-;
pori1totngen pirb. Serr Qautb bat nidt
bas Nmt, fonbsrn bas Amt bat i'm seiu6t.
gr pirb bsmielbsn gbre MAIDEN. (0ir
sratuIiren !-&sb.) s. g. Ebilses /.
Su Winneiota batten bic Demo-
ttuteh auIStU <utuoutultbI uCu ltStHClt,
i4on gum brittenmaIe erpdbltsn Wapor s..
2ubwis pom Winona gum StaatsbeIesaten
Delegate at large) CUR Nationals gonusn:
tion mad ct. 9ouis seianbt. S6 nod
anbsrs 2anbsleute bic gbrs battsn, Nits
sIieber bss RationaI:g onusnts ~ feiu,
pifen mir ui9t. 9ieisnissn, bic stpaise
austunft ssben t0nnen, iinb sebeten, uns
BITE ansaben einsuienbsn, mir finb bantbar
bafi:.
Gorreiponben3.- Detroit, Wis
6iSan, am IL. SUM- 1888. - Wsin lieber
6reunb 9onner! SIS lit sius traurise
Na4ri4t, 6te i4 Sbusn bisiesmaI mitsus
ibeilen babe. Ste bstrifft BITE SamiIis
Nitolas Banners. Set bret 8o6en fiblte
2anners ni9t mob, tIaste iber S9msr3sn
unb 9srdui9 TN &opfe, sin 2eiben, 6as
f9 uou Gag gu Gag psri9limmerte, Bis
2anners ni4t mebr arbsitsn fonnte. 0orise
Do4e fling er an TIRE ~ rsbsn unb pdbnfe
f9 usrfolst. Damn bstam CT bic fire
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19
Str&ftGe Ueuigketten.
Z u ! q Il b.
9i6cse Subuque.


Mm p. b. M. finbet in Sberrius
Wount bic grimiB bss Neopresbpters 5rn.
Sunsblut, Der fir bic 0iSeeie Ga grofe
befimmt lit, itatt.
Mittuoh, ben Is. Stunt, fanb bic feiers
Tide @inweibuns Der Heuen Stride in 5oss
pers, Siour County ftatt.
9iSceie gpncorbia.
Mm 6. SUM feierts Der bo5u. SER
Soispb Ysrrier bier isin fIbernes prieters
iubiIdum. Dem So9amte wobnten iber
breibis Brieiter aus ben bret 9iSeeien pom
&anias Bel. Ser bo9p'fe gii9of Scans
mel aififirte feierli9 i'm Ornate nit ,wei
@brenbiatouen. Die Ssitprebist belt Der
bo4w. Slater gnrisbt, G. SIS. r., BON
&anias Gitp. Ser bo5u'ite gii9of er:
nannte ben SubtIar an bieiem Gage gum
@eneraIuitar. Die 0i6,sie Goncorbia
bat me9rere fran16fide @emeinben, bann
bsuti9e, bO5mii5e unb ssmii6te.
Ot6cefe QincoIn. .
Su Crete lit am 8. Stunt bas pra6ts
pole, usue, pier Stod bobe, nit eiuem
8oitenaufwanbe pon 81 ,oO0 erbaute
S4ulbaus einseiesnet uorben.
IuSIano.
gu 96pen feierte au1 Is. Wai bic As,
ISOLATION des a~nciens etudiants, Der 8uub
~ebemaIiser StuSenten, bas finfunbswans
5isjdbrise S~tiftunsSfef. Der 9erein bat
gum 3wede bic llnter6altuus freunbi6afts
li9er BeSiebunsen auer ebeu,aIisen Stus
benton pom 20pen. gu 9lsi9er i3eit be-
fist er etne Raiie our unterltieuns unpers
m6senter, besabter unb itrebiamsr iunser
2eute. ST sabIt 5000 WitsIisber, pel9e
unsef6br $1,000 Sranten auibrinaen.
Nan poIte benz 25idbrissn Stiftunssfeite
elm ~beionbers feierlides 9eprdse seben,
unb bteS selans aud in poafommsniter
Beiie. am abenbe porber murben i6on
piele Sunbsrts tatboIii9er Stubenten aus
Gent unb Sitti9 pom Babnbofe abseboIt.
Sonntas Worsen ueriummslte man ii9
TN BSrien SaaIe. Spdter fanb cine
g~roBartiss atabemii6e Sibuns i'm srosen
auditorium &brian's ". ifatt. Ster
wurben tn 9esenwart msbrerer 9an6ess
bauptleute Der Broutn3en unb bes Wints
tiers a ben 8eerebom bic psri4iebenen
Beri9te uerIeien. Der Sorissnbe Der
MISUNDERSTANDING idilberts Johann bic
8erbienife bss 8unbes, unb f9lisBli9 belt
Der Rector magnificus, Misr. abbeloos,
I'M Teftalar eins 8sbe su @bren bes
9rinbers Der g%ereinisuns. Gin sroBes
Jeftbantett, bel benz Der Winiitsr;Y rdfis
bent geernaert cine Idnsere Sii9rsbs belt,
bei6loB ben bentpirbisen Gag.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-04-21
Injured I'm n Runaway.

Captain P. J. Dunno, Deputy Inter.
nal Revenue Collector Of this division,
returned yesterday, says the Virginia
Chronicle from a collectingt trip through
Amador county, California. The Cap
tain wears a cane on account of injur-
les received through leaping from a
buggy drawn by a runaway team. On
the road from Plymouth to Oleta-an-
cient Fiddletown--one of a span Of
spirited colts, behind which he was
riding, got one of its legs over the
buggy pole while descending a steep
grade. A runaway followed, the team
charging furiously down the r~avine,
engineered by the owner of the turn
out. Captain Dunno, dreading ami
hilation through the vehicle striking
a tree or other obstruction, leaped out,
tripped and fell under the wheels,
which passed over him. Both of his
legs were severely bruised by the fall,
and the mark OF the buggy wheels left
a deep cut across his back.