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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-30
LIVERPOOL.
GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKETS

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August 23. Wheat opened higher and
excited, huctusted between 9lBq94lsc for Septem-
Der, and closed 21sc over last night.
Corn closed sc higher, huctuating between Az
G45Ac, the final figures being 4i5.c
There WAS farther small gain in pork and lard.
Saor. ribs closed same as yesterday, ssve the
January options which advanced nc.
FUTURES.
Whest-No ,, August, 92l.c; September 93c;
o. tuber, 92c; Msy, 9Sl4c
Corn-No. :, August, 44sci September, Hac;
October, 4iSc; May, 4OisC.
Mess pork-Per barrel-August. 14.31li; Sep
TENDER 1431ia October, l4.l1is; January, 1880.
Lard--August, 9 As; September, 9.45; October,
9.42li January, '.sIts.
Short ribs-August, 9.3c; september, SAB
October, S.i1ls January, 6.1O.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Nheat-spTing, No. =, 9!sc; No. :, red, 9lc.
Corn---No ., 4iaic.
Mess pork-i437taGi4
L4rd-Per 100 pounds, 9.42iSG9.45.
Short ribs-Sides, s.45@S475i.
Dry sailed shoulcers-Boxed, 7.5511. 57H =
short clear sides-Boxed, 9.0oG925.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, August 2S. -Flour-Strong, higher
Whest-Higher. Spot No. , red, 100; Options
closed August, loO2 September, l.011s October,
l0lss: November, O2 December, l35.; May,
Corn-Higher Spot No. :, 53alc. Options closed
August, 53ac; September 53c3; October, SAC;
November, SIC; December, 5l25c; January, 1874
C,fse-Ssles, $500; August, IL ~; September
Il 1Ooll.l5; october, 1O35GlO.I5: November
lO.05GlO10; December, 995Gl005. Rio spot fair
csrgoes, l41sc.
Sugar Raw rather easier and more sctive; % test
centrifugal, 3l616L.c; molssses sugar, 13-lt
for 50 test SC for 5 test; refined, very firm gooC
demand.
Rce-Firm.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-30
GOSSIP

4 necklace of human knuckle bones was
the gift received by missionary from a
partial chief.
gas stove has been invented to rival
the bookcase folding bed. tits concealed
in handsome colonial clock case.
The Craig-y-Nos property, which Nine
Patti-Nicolini wants to sell, comprises $50
acres, and boasts the finest trout streams
in Wales.
A Kansas saltmaker has constructed a
"Lot's Wife" of his commodity and sent
it as an advertisement to the Cincinnati
exposition.
1t is said that Mrs. HopkinsSesrle has
bought fully $25O,00O worth of paintings
in Paris for her mansion at Great Bar
rington, Mass.
Some people who have observed that
medicine ordered by the doctor is seldom
more than half used get ahead of the
druggist by finding out what he charges
for the whole prescription and then Or
dering half of it.
The paper money of Chilli is SO depre
ciated in value that guest at hotel or
dinarily pays 5000 day for his accom-
modations. At one time, only few years
ago, calico sold at $4,000 a yard in these
deprecated bills.
The golden youth of the day can bay
himself nightshirt of China silk either
white or delicately timed for the modest
sum of $25, or if he can content himself
with linen or lawn, the garment may come
as low as 81 to SIS.
The good man is always ready to GO
where duty calls, and it is rare that duty
is oblighed to shout to make him hear.
His young nibs liked the work of col,
lecting bill for a modiste best. He said
he went on dress-pay raid every day.
All American watering places have been
free from nasty scandals this season. A
great many causes have gone to Europe.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-30

The young man Arthur Abraham, who
was so horribly mangied by Houston
and Texas Genital passenger train pass
ing over his body about 8 O'Clock Friday
night near Ross station, died about =
O'Clock Saturday morning. Saturday sew
eral gentlemen in Waco, of English BIRTH
took charge of the remains and made up
a subscription amounting to enough to
permit of very decent burial. brother
of the unfortunate, who lives in South
ann ton, Eng, WAS cabled and apprised of
his brothers tragic death. A watch which
the deceased stated before ne died was an
heirloom of the family, and a picture of
the mans sister are in Waco in the posses
sion of an English gentleman VINO will
hold them subject to the order of the dead
mans relatives.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-30

That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's cure. We guarantee 1t.
Sold by Oscar Samostz.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-30
ST, LOUIS

81. LOUIS. August > -Flour-U nchansed
Wheat-l9lic higher; cssh, 95i4 @g7c, closed
95i,C, nominal; September, ei2lc; October, q43.
nominal; December, sc: May, NJ nomina'.
Corn-Cash, Ale: August closed lie; September,
&c: October, Ei.c; yesr, ll-.r.
C0r1meal-. .2-L2.30.
Nhisky-steady, l.l+
Provisions Strong
Pork-l4. 7tGl5 o. fo- job lots.
Dry salt meats-sboulders, rs; longs and
ribs, SIS; short clear, S.50.
Bscon-Shoulders, SIS; longs and ribs, 40
Cg4i: short clear, 80
Lsrd-Firm-Prime steam, PA; butchers, 9.1S
s-ked,
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, August S.-Wheat-Higher
Cash, 76lc bid September, ne bid: October,
76c bid; December. Size bid
Corn--Quiet; cash, CSC bid; year, &c bid; May,
3l5.c bid.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-30

OTMPLES, black. hesde, chsppeC sud oily skin
TIM prevented by CUTIcURA MI 81. AI-D SOAP.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-04-11

The ART OF DREssING.-The art
of dressing is the first step in the art
of painting. BY the way in which
a women wears colors we can see
whether she has the feeling of q
colorist. Not everybody has it.
For instance, pink and blue are the
fashion-all the women wear them
we'll, those who put blue bows on q
rose colored dress have an ordinary
look; precisely, on the other hand,
those who wear pink roses on blue
dress have distingue look. Why is
that? Nature has given us this les
son in harmony. It is the roses that
stand out against the sky. Whence
the principle: a little pink on q great
deal of blue. The observing eye of
The colorist feels this without know
ing why. He also knows that green
harmoaizes with all shades, because
all flowers have green leaves. FL
nally, green and blue-that is to say,
the pure colors-do not go together.
Observe nature. She will give you
few blue flowers, and they are never
of a free green.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-04-11

A GLIMPsEo OF CENTURIES AGO.
It gives one O little flutter of excite
ment, says a correspondent of the
London Referee, writing about the
excavations at Pompeii, to look at
a man, perfect in form and feature,
lying just as he died on that Novem-
Der day exactly 1900 years ago next
November-to see his hands clench-
ed and his teeth set, and the very
look of horror on his face that came
there as he fell, fleeing from the
doomed city-fell to rise no more.
And in another case lies q beautiful
girl of Pompeii, who died with her
arms across her eyes, shutting out
the sight of the swift death that was
overtaking her. And near her lies
a poor little dog who had died that
day. He still wears the collar and
chain that bound him to the kennel
and prevented his escape. The poor
little Pompeian boy, who lived 1900
years ago, lies upon his side, his
limbs, drawn together in agony, his
lips parted just as they were when
they gave the last dying whimper
of terror and despair. That little
dog of A. D. 70 has achieved immor'
tality, and, like a good many four.
footed immortals, he paid a good
price for the advertisement.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-04-11

The FIRST AMERICAN AB0LI-
TIoNIsT.-Samuel Sewall, chief JUS
tice of Massachusetts from l7l8 to
172S, when he resigned on account OF
age and infirmities, seems to have
been the first out-spoken abolition
ist in our country, having written
tract against slavery, in which he
gave it as his opinion that there
would be mo progress in gospeling'"
until slavery should be abolished.
Judge Sewall was born at Bishops.
gate, England, March %, 1852, grad
uated at Harvard University In
1871, and died January, 1870. He
studied divinity, preached awhile,
came into the possession Of wealth by
marriage, by marrying the daughter
of Boston goldsmith, and was an
nually chosen a member of the coun-
Gil from 1880 until 171S. He was
Judge from l7I2 until 1881, when he
became chief Justice. Judge Sewall
shared in the general belief OF witch
es and witchcraft, eoncurring In the
condemnation of many Of the ac-
cused, but he afterwards publicly
acknowledged his error. .......
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-04-11

THE TRUMPET OF ZION.-In the
Royal Museum of Copenhagen there
is and has been for more than 275
years, a golden trumpet, known
throughout Denmark as the "Danish
Horn" with engraved embiems,
comprising the symbol of purity, the
triple lily. Its weight is 102 ounces
and it measures two feet and nine
inches in length. This horn is said
to be a genuine trumpet Of Zion.
The surrounding circumstances
strongly sustain the position, and up
to the present time there has not
been the slightest scientific doubt as
to the genuineness of the relic.-1he
Earth.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-04-11

Some time, If yoa IKE: r wsiften you story
of one which was'very much the reverse, for
I,made aAoO0 out Of il, |and saw pps;of the
moss' extraordinary sights q hunter ever
clapped his eyes on; but it's too late now,
and, besides, I'm tired Of talking, about my
self. GoSd nigh" / y '''',"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-04-11

GIRLS AS WoRKERs.-A girls
mind develops very rapidly, much
more rapidly than an average
boys; and when an intelligent girl
shows any special ability in oneldi-
rection she improves in that especial
direction so quickly that one Is de-
ceived into thinking she has geni-
us for it; she herself becomes fired
with ambition, works hard-and
many girls can work in a way that
would shame some boys-builds cas-
ties in the air of future fame and
greatness, gives up other interests
and hopes for the one aim, which,
alas! is so often disappointed. Nine
teen out Of every twenty-might we
not say ninety-nine out of every
hundred?-girls stop when you think
they are going to do something
worth doing, and never get any fur
ther. They have talent which edu-
cation has brought out and deceived
them into mistaking for genius.
There is, however, one very great
advantage in the present rage for
classes of all kinds, and In the facil-
tiles for study in all directions; it
gives many girls an object in life,
even if they do not do anything very
great for the benefit of the nation.-
Irnsley's Magazine. biz
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-04-11

nag Rumors are among the best
things in the world to let alone.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-04-11

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;can corresPoh9ayes1s P9ys orelates ass Eas III daI'
loving, IL nao Deen asPlenala 9ll-
ner anu 6ne guess nau enJoyed ~.
senator biackoufop aFoeH cary yne
neat noetth ths ahn hIa Gn e.e MoIt or ms
-ne,gnDor at Ing sSols, luen. MeEook. M g :
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Yentl01al preunalles; ~. .Lx. salu
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paIqM0I. nMy .a1 III -, ll,s.LI 40 L,nn,
WY ssas senator ;eH 1laSk S;. outI ,PhSu t's.
uen, e mSnooH ,,thi,a Hn ~ ~ ie Tthtslr
yu you mist he n9istaten abont that.s''
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-04-11

inouSly, as he answered me in q peculiar
Yankee drawl: 4 guess, stranger, as amt
the one to make man quarrel with his food,
more especial when there amt no more 60
ing OF the rounds; and as for that there
claim, we'll, she's been good niger to me;
but between you and me, stranger, speaking
man to man, now that there amt any filthy
lucer between us to obsculate the feathers OF
the truth, guess she's about worked outn
II gasped; the fellows effrontery took my
breath out of me. Only five minutes before
he had been swearing by all his gods-and
they appeared to be numerous and mixed
that there were half dozen fortunes left in
the claim, and that he was only giving it up
because he was downright weary of shovel
ing the gold out.
"'Don't look so vcxed, stranger went on
my tormentor, perhaps there is somc shine
in the old girl yet; any way you arc down.
right good fellow, you are; therefore you
will, I guess, have real Al, old jam, plate
glass opportunity OF working on the feelings
Of Fortune. ANY way it will bring the
muscle up on your arm, for the stuff is un-
common stiff, and what is moro, you will in
the course of a year earn sight more than
$4,000 in value of experience
"And he went just i'll time, Tor Ill another
minute I should have gone for him, and
sow his face no more.
"Well, I set to work on tho old claim with
my boy Harry and half G dozen kaiirs to
help me, which, seeing that had put nearly
all my worldly wealth into it, was the least
could do. And we worked, my word We
did work-early and late we went at it--but
never bit of gold did we see; no, not even
nugget large enough to make scarf pin
out Of. The American gentleman had Sc
cured it all and left US the sweepings
''For three months this went on, till at
last paid away ALL or very near all, that
was left of our little capital in wages and
food for the Kafirs and ourselves. When I
tell you that Boer meal was sometimes as
high as 81 bag, you will understand that
it did not take long to run through our bank
ing account.
'iAt last the crisis came. On Saturday
night had paid the men as usual, and
bought muid of mealie meal at Cos. for
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-07-24
@tSennfn.

- Die &olinss Wias tn Q an 9tew
Bel Milpautse finb seidIofen worben,
ppSur9 1900 9sute auBer arbeit setoms
men finb. Sn Mtluautse beffeben omar
teine Diffsrsnseu, bod muste bic @erwaIs
tuns ber &outns Mias b.m uon anberen
@sieui9aften setbauen S9ritt folsen,
trosbem ie ber R~ationalsS Organization Der
,Sron Manufacturers" ni9t angebDrt.
Die Irbsit fam ni6t wieber auisenommen
usrben, bis In Yit,S5urs cine @inisuns
ersielt worben 1T.
- Na5 benz r~eueifen &breBbu9 gu
idlieBeu, bat Wtlwautee isst 2oo,s
SIS @inwobner.
- CHARLES Cotton, elm @si9dftsreiiens
Der pom RtIpautee, ber NIT ieiuer
@attin unb psri1iebenen Betannten etnen
Sommeraufsntbalt am Wenbota seuum.
men bate, iprang beim Baben an elmer
feidtsn Stsue topfiber ms @aher uni
ifisb nit isinsm &opf 10 fart auf ben
@runb, bag CT pom ben S3uItern abwdrts
p6llis ssldbmt wurbe. gr bat cine i9wers
gsrIesuns bss &ifsrats e%tlitten, bic feline
8ieberberiteauns -iebr swsifelbaft sri9si;
men I6bt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-07-24
CeNerret6sun0arn

-Sn Gbarinsen lit s~ssenpdrtie
bic Sebniu9t mad benz fernen Wsifer
md1ttssr ais is suuor, uub auf Der in
iibIiden &rain bsIeseueu bsutiden Spra9:
inieI q otti9ee, beren 8ewobuer ebe'
benz nit wabrbaft ,iibrenber BebarrIi9teit
an i5rer biirftisen S9oae binsen, brdnsi
ii1 isst Nass in bic nsue WeIt binauS.
Da Der unfru5tbars &arfboben ieIbit biz
uerbdItntBmdBts sertnse gepOIteruns.
$1,000 Seelen auf $40 ensl. Suabrat:
msiIsn, ni9t erndbren fam, iinb bic Soft:
i9ssr i9on felt brei Subrbunberten auf ben
9aufirbanbel ansspieieu. Der aber &c:
rietb ms Stodsn, bic Wsiitsu paren nun
tbrss @rpsrbss beraubt, unb san3e Srt:
idaftsn perarmtsn. Omar wurbe cine
SduIs fir 9Olsiauissr erridtet unb TO-
NIT Der @runb 3u elmer nt9t unbebeutens
ben 9~ausinbuftrte seIest, bod wirb es
nod elmer seraumen 3eit bebirfen, bis bas
Iansiam aufblabenbe @ewerbe bic britt
tenbe Notb Der Gauienbe gu enben uermas.
Au9 gu 9 a 9 i'm OitItdsn Brain, bi9t
on Der ftsperii9sn @rsn3e. lit bic Webrbsit
Der beutiden BsuOlteruns bur9 ben ifett'
gen &idsans bes Steintoblenbersbaues
bur M~usmanberung aespuuqen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-07-24
&anias.

- Gin i6retIi9er 8erba9t erbsbt iid
Ipssen bes granoss IN ben Stdlen ber
9ferbsbubn in @i9ita In &anias, In
wsI6en Elm Wann umtam unb awei tSbt.
lid perbraunt purbeu. gs bat i5 bers
~ausseiteut, baB Der permi6te Staltne6t,
benz alio pabri9einIi9 bic aufsefunbene
san3Ii3 uertoblte 9eide anseb0rt, am
Ra9mittug 3upor $500 aus Der Bant se.
Sosen bate, unb man permutbet besbaIb
bab ct beraubt unb ermorbet pur6e, uni
baB bic Raubm6rber our 8erbetuns bes
8erbre9ens ben Staa anse3iinbet baben.
- SIM StaatsOberseri5t pon &anfas IN
Elm Sro5eB our @rmiiiiou uon unsefdbr
200 Gniieblern In Guen @ountp, weI9e
felt fat 10 Sabreu bort anidiiis fnb, on:
bdnsts sema9t porben. &Idssr iinb Spes
fulauten unb RapitaItifsn, psI9e bas betr.
2anb tir3Ii6 pen Der @iienbabn. @eieas
f6aft setauft baben. IS banbslt ii6 i'm
@an3sn UNI SO, 900 Gcres. Die &Idaer
bebaupten, baB Iestere GBeiI elmer 2anbs
f@entuns an bic Midouri, &anias unb
Ssras 9abn iinb, pdbren6 bic anfiebIer
faseu, ibr 2anb iei ni6t In iene S5sns
flung eingei9lohen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-07-24
SutnotS.

- Sn gbicaso bat Rt9ter Samiior
has @eiud Der Wesdre, Srau Stanton, BIZ
auf ben 4bpotaten tbrss Wannes i9oB,
aus Der Saft gu entlaiisn, abi5Idsis Be-
f9ieben; fe bat bic ibr pesen 8eIeibisune
bes @sri6ts 3ubtcttrten 60 Gage abauiiser
unb bas ssbSrt f9 aud. &rantbufte Sc
fibIsbaieIsi lit bier ni9t am qlas.
Die bem neuen gbicagoe,
2lbrsBbu9, welbss Dor. @o9e sur 9bIie'
feruns seIanste, einuerletbten 0ameu
Iafsn barauf f9IieBen, baB fi6 bic Beu0I:
ferins Der iunsen Gteienftubt felt porisem
Sasr UNI so, 900 perfonen permebrte, unb
baB gEicaso iest cine gtnuobneri9aft pom
s7o,o 600 SeeIeu aufsumstisn bat.
s.. %. gropn, Der Dor penisen Co
gen In Gbieaso perbaftet unb mad 0es
troit ssbra9t purbe, nm fi9 auf bic 9lns
fIage Der Bigamie 3u perantporten, III tn
grnauseIuns BON $1,000 glrsidaft mad
benz @sfdnsniB seidtdt worben. gs fat
fi1 nun berausseteat, baB Brown ni9t
rpeniser ais 80 Ral psrbeiratbst nor unb
Bel istnsm 9rossB wsrben Srausn aus Nsw
gort, 9ennipluanisn, CANADA, Chicago
unb mebrereu 9laeen in Wt9isan toms
men, UNI sesen i'm gu 3eusen. l(8el9' Elm
Weni9 !-&eb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-07-24

bic gnwenbuns pom getroIsum err eidtert
I'm Der totaIen 3eritF ,runo hes
@ebdutes fiber gu iein. 3sr.ildnitten bic
granbfifter uorber bic Se.aeraIarmbrdhte.
Stermit nod ni9t aufr, ,.ben. bei6abiaten
its, udbrenb bic sf/|1duerlude i'm @anse
waren, obenorst1't einen Der Seuerpebrs
i5Idu4e.
GaS Stabe5en Clear Water
rJurbe pon eiusr Ssuersbrunit bsiuseiu6t.
Dos Ssuer sntitanb spii9en ben 9ei9dftss
eebSuben Der Serren q. Sborlep unb @.
Sbap unb breitete ii1 balb iber bes 5rn.
Us. %. @ebiter's @ebdube aus. Der
@eiammtuerIuft ptrb fi9 auf 3d. 900 be;
~Iaufen.
- SIM Sili6en unb fibIideu Tbeile
BON &tee County 1T bic @erffe bur6
gbin6buss beiuabe total rututrt unb
uieIe Sarmer baben bereits bas rtmpflisen
bss 2anbes besonnen. Die Winterfri9te
ftnb slidliderweiie mod unbei4dbist.
Nur nod Elm sinsiser @irtb in
9 rownspiIIeb bat fir bieies Sabr bas
nit $500 beifeuerte @irtbi9aftspatent
beraussenommen. Soaar Der alte unb
wpbIbetannte 5otelter, 9r. 80. 9. Softer,
bat IS fir better era9tet, bic f%infbanbert
3aubfrDi9e su bebalten unb before Seiten,
in peI9eu bic gsruunft pieber ans &uoer
t6mult, ab3uwarten.
-.@esen 700 Mitslieber bsr pier 8riis
beri9aften Der 9ocomotiufibrer, Sei3er,
gremier unb @si6enifsasr parsn am Dor.
Sonnta9 in 9 t. GIoub In 0eriamms
lung, um S9ritte bebufs 8eri9melsuns
bisi er pier gsrbdnbe gu beratbeu. Ote
Stimmuns uar sinitis fir cine iol9e
gsreinisuns unb in pier Wo9en iou cine
weitere 5uiammentunft in minneapolis
ffattfinben.
- Die 8sit Der 4bbaltuns ber s o W.
f OF County Sair 1T uou1 lila.
September auf bic Gage pom 25.-2S.
September absednbert perben, ba bic Dor;
b~erssbenben Oaten NIT Der Seit, in ueI9er
bic Staatsfatr absebaIten werben wirb,
suiammentrefen. Dis 8irser pon 6 o.
Iebonia werben fi6's aud bieiss Sabr
anseIeseu iein Iafen, bic glusfteluns Iibes
raj unb tbuttrdftis gu unterifaten unb bas
ben ie bereits cine id6ne Nn3abI wertbs
BOILER Yreiie ueripro9en. @inem Brauts
paare, peIdss ii9 auf benz SairpIase
traueu IaiIsu uia, ioleu @ei@ente tn,
Wertbe uon nabeSu 5000 in Gusiidt
iteben. Mifen iibrtsens nt4t Defenders
3artbeiaitsts Seslsn fem, bic it9 auf einsm
Sabrmartt gum @aubium bes BubIttums
perbeiratbsn Iafen! msint nit &s9t Der
vRorbitsrn" pon Ga Grone.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-07-24
WebraSfa.

- gu Sictoria itabIen unIdnsf
0iebe benz Sarmer &obert Wiltinion Ia
bsr f~etteitsn S9weine isiuer Sesrbs. Wan
bdlt Cheer unb Seberu fir BITE RerIs In
gsreiti9aft fails fs srpiidt werbeu
ioIten.
- Sn Der Ndbe Don Fremont fant
auf Der Sremont, GIT 5orn q sri ouri
BAILEY giienbabn Elm 3uiammenitoB Swi:
i6en einem Gra5t3uss unS etnem gu gon:
ftruttions3weden bsnusten Grain fat,
wobur9 bsibe 2otomotiuen aertrimmert
rnb elm Dusenb giisnbabnpassu msbr
i.s.s peniser bei&dbist wurben. Den
taIfisaren unb Seisern betber 3ise sss
1850 ft9 bur@ re@tBsitises abipriusen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-07-24
Ohio.

- Sn Weigs County baf be,
Sarmer sSobn 6. Stanburp aur ausitsl'
lung In Yomerop etnen sebn 3ou LANCER
3weis zines gpfsIbaumss ssianbt, an mel:
dem fanfsis baIbaussewu9iene 9epfsl
BON Il sou Ourdmsiier fsen, 10 baB {,
ausfsbt, ME cine Graube pon Risisnbse,
rem.
- &drbli9 erbtelt bic ftaatli1e 9siunb:
bsitsbsb6rbs BON Ohio bur9 einen 9lrst in
bsr Srti9aft &ause, tn Mabiion 60.
bic 0a4ri4t, baB BET ienem Srte cine be:
trddtli9e &naabI gerionsn nod benz De.
nuB BON vGiscream" auf siuem gicaic
beftis %ertrantten. &rdmpfe unb @rbre.
den, tn einBelnen Sduen NIT BIutausmu1f.
fteIten fi9 Elm unb na9ber sroBs Rattiss
tett. Rur 3wei 9erionen, bic pom benz
@iscream ssnohen, srtranttsn ni6t. Sem
8riefe bes ar3tes pon Ranse lag cine
grobs pon 8aniae BET, peI5es Bel ber
gereituns bes giscreamS benust purbe.
Or. Probif pom Der senanntsn @eiunbs
beitsbeb6roe 9laubte in6ehen, baB bic 9ers
siftuns nt9t pom Der 8aniae, lonbern pom
Der Mild bsrribre. Ser @tscream rpurbe
auf benz pIate ieIbit uerfsrtist unb bic
MiI9 bafir In 9efdBen, oft pom neither,
burd bic SOnnenbite 5uiummensetrasen.
Inter iol9er llmfidnben bil6et ii6 nidt
feIten bas aIs Gprotoricon betannte @ift.
Cine nabere llnteriu6uns 1T einssIsiiet.
- Der 9usftanb Der 8rauarbeiter in
Cincinnati, wel9er brsi Wonate se.
buuert bat, wurbe am Sreitas p. W. fur
bssnbet ertldrt. Sie grauereten batten
b%aruntsr nur tur,e 3eit au leiben unb mas
rem mad psnisen Gasen wieber pSlis tn
Bstrisb, wdbrenb bic Strsiter $3.50, 900
an 20bnen ein3ebiBt baben.
Die &artofielernte Sbto's peripri5t
In bieiem Sabre cine iibsraus rei4Iids gu
werbsn.
- CUR 3sit als bas Scotts@ eiet ses
iSaffen purbe, b~efanbsn f9 in glspsIanb
in runber 3abl 1000 Uirtbi5aften. 9ur9
bic TN Sabr 1887 bon Der 9esisIatur anses