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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-01

Worebouie, Dor benz Bunoescommihdr wes
gen 8enftonsbetruss. Sbr eriter Wann
Worsbouie mar elm 9eteran BON 1912, ibr
sueiter Wann Iebte nur IA Sage nab Der
5o9seit. unb bieie 6Ieinistsit bat lie ibsrs
ieben, ais fie auf cine 8enton als Wittm.
BON 1912 Inipru1 madte. sic bat omar
bic sarss Yeniion, bic fe erbalten, etua
$1,000, auriitbesabIt, aber bas binberte
ni9t, baB mar iis benz Sst5t iberants
wortste.
- gu Ga groie NAT am 81. 0es.
Der Miiiifippi ausefrrrsu. fobaB SuB9Gns
ger beuisIben iiber bic gisbsts paiiiren
tonntsu. Gin "a. par ber SluS wieber
oifen unb bic 5dbrbuote baben ibre Sbdtis;
tett wieber aufsenommsn.
- Die 9ewo9ner Der Srti5aft 6 agile
Iinb in Iufresuus iibsr Die Gntfibruns
zines l4iabrisen Waiientnaben, wel5er
Eonmp 9eonarb senannt wurbe unb uor
bret Sabren Der SamiIie 9eonaro pon bel
v6umane Socistp" iibsruieien wuroe.
Der Sunse wurbe bon swei 6remoen,
pel6e ansabsn, pon gbicaso su tommen,
burd lleberreouns unb Drobunsen usran'
anlaBt, ibnen gu folsen unb ieitbem baber
berporrassnoe Bewobner pom Chicago nm
austunft iber ben Sunssu eriu9t. 90
Eommy tets fir Elm Waiisntinb Don unbe:
fainter Ssrtunft sebaIten uurbe, 10 erresi
bic .,unerwartete Gbsilnubme an ieineu
S9itiaI ausemeins S%srpunbsruns unb e
perbsn aae m6sIi4en SsrHutbunstn bar
lber aufseitslt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-01
Wi1i8an.

- Ser Winiitsr bsS Shnern bat bic
gnti9eibuns BIS @sEeraI,2 anb: Gommiis
idrs TIT Sa9en Der Mi9isaner
W ar d n befdtist. Oie @nti9eibuns
be3isbt it9 sund9it auf etua 1900 Icres
In ben 2anbbesirtsn pon Warquetts unb
Gsb gitp, welde ber Staat auf 8runb Der
Wari1lanbsS 9entuns pom 1850 beans
ipru9t. Dteie 9dnbereien warben benz
@enerals9anOamte swar uripriusli9 als
ibe,idpemmte ober ber lleberi1uemmuns
ausseiette 2dnbereten beri9tet; aber bic
eisentIide 9ermef Jung ifeate feit, buB bies
ieIbeu ni1t als iol6e su betra6ten isien,
unb Der Staat erbob bau,als teinen Gins
wanb basesen. @rit I'm Slbre 1880, aIs
bas 9aub wertbpou gu weroen besann, err
bob Der Staat Mnipride, auf ben @runt
bin, baB bic eriten Certificate bic maBses
benpen ieieu. Sie pon Srn. 9ilas beitGs
tiste @ntideibuus bes @sneraIs2anbs Sons
mifdrs fibrt aus, baB Bel alien S3entun;
gen bic senauen unb perbefertsn 8ermeis
iunsen ais @runbIase ansenommen morbsu
isien, unb baB auf faIide 9eri9te bin &c:
ma1te 8srisben teinen Nnipru9 siltia
MAIDEN f6nnten. Oie @nti5eibung III
besbaIb non GROCER 8i9tisteit, neil ba.
bur9 au9 anosre 4niprii9e bss Staatss
Widisan auf 1,7oo, 900 acre 2aub bins
fallis werben.
- Die Stabt Warquette bat TO-
ebsn bas @esere9t fir cine eIsttrii9s
Babn beuiatst, ueI9e BON bort mad
Brssqae SsIe sebaut werben ica. Iuf
prssque SsIe iou udmIid etu sroBes
Sommerbotsl nsbif sinbunbsrt Cottages
bur9 cine @sisuI9aft Oitli9sr RapitaIiiten
erri1tet werbsn. Oie Babn mirb cine
2dnge pom feds Weilen baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-01
Die SepSlfernns pes Sanoes

be1tfIerte it9 am /. SuIi bes 3u gnbe &C..
benben Sabres mad elmer porsenommenen
S9asuns auf SO, $4,000. CUR @runb,
Ia9e berIelben par bic gep6lteruuss3abl
mad benz Genius pon 1880 senommen,
ba3u Der natirIi9e 3upa9s sere6net unb
bic @iuwanberuns nod ben autIidsn ges
ri9ten. 0te S6dsun9 ftimmt 70 3iemlia
init ben Gnsuben Der usri9iebenen Staatss
bebOrSen iberein, b~em3ufoIse bic Ser.
Staaten iebt so, 0l4 OF @tnwokner 1dbs
len. Ser @eniuS pom 1890 wirb pabrs
f6etnIi8 cine 8euOIteruns BON IS Riuio:
men aufpeiIen. Sen be6eutenbfteu Sbeil
Der 3uuabme Iisfert natirIi5 Der @eiten.
Su 1860 mar bic 8suOIteruns Der Staatsn
uub EerritOrien peitli5 pom Miififppi
1856, Ats, ober Elm Stebsntel BET @e:
iammtbeuSIterun9; IN 1870 Elm Se9fel,
in 1880 apii3su eiuer TinfteI unb 8iers
tel, IN 1890 wirb fe 3uan3ig Wiuionen
ooer nabetu elm Drittel Der 9elammten
@tuwObueri@oft Der Ser. Staten Sdblen.
8et ber ReueintbeiIuns Der gonsreBbe3irte
werben bic 6fli3en Staaten cine ginbuBe
erIetoen. Seem 9Ort, bsisn 9ep6lteruna
iett auf 5 900, 900 seiGdet ptrb, bat In
1890 uieaei6t 6 Wttlioneu @inpobne. uni
Iuiirbe, mad benz anias bon 200, 900 nu,
gu breiBi9 8ertretern i'm @ougreB bere&.
tist fem, mitbin feds uerlisrer. @ebnlid
bic Reus@ England taatsn, wGbreno 8is,
coniiu, Minneiota, Nebrusta, @aIifornien
Colorado, Wifourt, &rtanias unb Esras,
psrmutbIt9 aud Oregon in Der gertre.
tuug 9epinuen werben. Soma, beien 9e;
pOItsruu9 bur9 bic Probibition seIi4te
1T, ubb pubrf4sinIi@ einen sit i'm Son
9reb psrliersn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-01
SHtnotS.

- Bauereiien, ber fribere 2ocontotip:
fibrsr Der Burlington Balm, 1T in BEN
gu q eneua sefiibrten BrojeB Der SbeiI:
nabme an einsm gomplott our 3erff0runs
Der Burlington Babn i9ulbis befunber
unb gu 3wei S1brsn 3n4tbaus psrurtbsilt
uoroen.
- @inise Notwithstanding Oamen
in @bteaso molten cine Inftalt CUR
gorbilbung pon Oisnitmdb1en sriinben,
mas ein io3ialiiiides 8Iatt gu Der iartas
ftii9en, aber leiber treffenben Bemer.uns
peranlaBt: vgs sibt Srauen-unadblise-,
bic ale nur bsntbarsn 8or3ise befsen, bic
Elm Weib ~aieren, aber 9esen bas Oienft'
mdb9en bic perionifi,irte ltnliebenswirbiss
teit fnb. Dieie art pom Srauen seb6rt In
cine "Training School,, tn ber fe 3u lers
men batten, baB bic Stlapin elmer StIapin
gu iein, Der f5werite Stud 1T, Der elm
Wenideutinb trefien tanu."
- Oils am II. DECEMBER Worsens INN
5 1lbr Der Berionen3us Der Sqinois geus
tralbabn fi9 Der Citation &antate
uaberte, entbstts Elm Brsmisr, bab aus
benz &au9passu &aud Tam. 0ur9 bic
@eiftsssssenuart bss 3usfibrers wurben
bic Yafasiere obne S9wteristeiten wobIs
bsbaIten In sinen anbsreu Wasen iibers
fibrt. Na9bem bas Seuer sebdmpft mar,
ersab fi5, baB 4 gsttsn nebft 9orbdnsen
unb gett3eus perbrannt paren.
- gor sinissn Gasen bate Srisbsnss
ri5ter Sanborn In ber an ber @abaibs
Babn seIesenen Srti9aft @bapin tn
benz Sfsn in ieiner Amtsitube Seuer ans
ssma9t unb bann bas Saus fur einise
IusenbIlide usrIafsu. &aum mar er
brauBsn, als cine i5redlide grploion err
folste, wel9e idmmtIt9e Wanbe bes 3ims
mers 3ertriimerte. Sanborn bat barauf
einen sewifen u. s. Delano uerbaften lai:
fen untsr Der GntIase, baB btsisr iein Sols
aussbobrt un6 bic 269er nit Pulpsr ssfaat
babe, nm i'm in bic Cuff 3u fprensen. De-
Iano bebauptet jebo9, CT babe nur isin
etsenes SoIt nit PuIuer seIaben, UNI bsrs
uusSubrinsen, per Der 0ieb iei, weIder
ibm felt GINGER 3sit fem SrsnnboIs bebarrs
LID ifeble.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-01
WebraSto.

- SIM lesten ausuft uurben In Der gtdbs
pon 9aitinss bic Baiasiere zines eins
tommenben B~abn3uses pon einisen Bans
bitten ausgeplinbert. giner Der &duber
mar bsr erft l5idbrise Nsseriunse v&ib"
Nelion, pel9er banals ben i'm psrbaften
woasnben Yolisiiten 8aIcomb eridob,
bann elm Pfsrb ftabl unb entlob. S9arf
perfoIst, ~psrtbsibiste sr fi9 aus einem
gsritsd ssssn 7 Beanie unb IieB ii9 eri #
sreifeu, na1bem er f9uer permunbet mar.
Das sefabrli9e Biri9Iein wurbe iest 3u
IsbsnsldnSIi9em Su9tbaus usrurtbeiIt unb
nabm bas urtbeiI NIT sr0Bter unsmpfinbs
li9teit bin.
Gin abonberIi9e U e.
Gin NIT Raisn bsIsstes BIods
baus baben Rspublitaner pom 8 up gitp
5srrn 9arriion mad indianapolis sei9idt.
1T Is SUP tisf unb 9 SuB bod,
ss bat awsi Gsnitsr unb trdst eiuen S9orn:
itein. 9luf Der Sabrt pom Coup gitp mad
sSnbianapolts uurbe bas 6dus1en pou
einem ber freunbli1en @eber bswobnt, Der
ii9 tn bemieIben In einem tleineu Sfeu Elm
Ssusr unterbielt nnb babel gam betmii9
fiblte. @as General 9arriion nit benz
5aus ~anfansen ioI, TT ni3t Isi9t einsus
feben.
gu SeweIl sanction psri9afiten
it9 bisier Gage @inbrs9e- 3utritt in bas
@tieupaarensei9dft uon Barburtou Bros.
uno erbeuteten Waaren I'm Betrag pon
$500 nsbf einisem In Der S5ubIube be-
iinbli4en &IeinseI6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-01
Ohio.

- gu Gina, benz 9eri@tsorts bss
@ountp's ausn, fam es tir1Ii9 Dor, baB
@ei6porere bur9's 2oos lber ben @rab
zines 9erbrs9sns enti9iebeu. Sn gssus
auf einen &nsetIastsn Ramsns ISM.
@oins waren feds @ei9uorene Iir Gobts
idlas unb feds fit Woro I'M speiten
@ra6. S9lisBIi5 mad ~26finbiser 8ss
ratbuns tamen fe auf fOlsenben @ebans
Ten: Sie ma5ten "a 3etteI, auf IL bauon
i5rieben ite vGObti4las", aaf bic IL anbern
rWor6 i'm 3peiten @rab". Damn wurs
ben bic 3etteI tn eiuen 9ut seworfen, ses
i9itteIt unb jsSsr @ei4worsne muBte sies
ben. 8eim apeiten @anse ersab fi6 cine
Webrbsit fir Worb I'm 5weiten @rab.
Oas YubIitum 1T jebo9 NIT bieiem gers
fabren nidt siuuerfanben, iOnbern usrIanst
bic l%1mftoBuns bes llrtbeils.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-01

mad benz gfen murbsu fdmmtli6e EbeiIs
nebnter an Der WabISeit pon fur9tbarem
9eibpsb unb beftisem grbre9eu ersriffen,
unb tros i9ueu b~srbeiseboIter drstli9er
Silfe ftnb nur bic beiben dlteifen &nabsn
auBer @efabr, wdbrerb Der alte Wann
nod ben Iesteu Nadri9ten beuuBtlos mar,
unb bic Srau unb Der iinsits &nabe tn
bobem Sisber liesen.
- Cine SCRIBE pradtpolIer 5irs
i1s (glts), bisber @isentbum oes Su4ts
Farmers Oe@raff Bel SonssuiIe in Wins
nsiota, 1T pon bieiem on ben @apituliiten
Auitin gorbin auf Song Sslanb uertauft
unb bortbin perianbt porben. Sebes eins
sslns Sbier Der Scribe, 9iri6e, ME 9iri9s
tibe, 1T elm Yra9titif, unb ale ftnb
3abm.
- @dbrenb 3u DuIutb an "a.
December cine an3ahl 9lrbeiter on benz
bod Der Ohio Goal Company bei6dftist
warer, brad pl6sIi9 Elm Yebdlter, uel9er
600 Eonnen StsintobIsn entbtslt, poburd
Sobu Sadion unb Sosn gleion uou ben in
benz BebGItsr bsfinoli9en &oblen ueri6it.
tst uno set6otet wurben. Gleion wuroe
suerit entbedt, unb itarb balb, na6oem man
i'm aussesraben bate. Die 2si5s Sad:
ions mar, alS man fe fauS, Bis our In:
tenntIi9teit entitslt. Gleion mat unuer:
beiratbet, wabrenb Sadion cine 8ittws
unb spei &tnbsr btnterldBt, bic t5 ir
biirfttsen 8erbdltntfen befinoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-01
S6Weta,

- Gus @en mslbst man, bab auf
Der SnieI bes re9ten &bonearmes mebrers
9duier su finten beginner. Sur9 abfans
gen Der unterirbiideu Waher iu9te man
bic ms Sinten s~eratbenen @sbdube aIss
balb wiebsr 3u befeitissn, iebo9 obne ses
n~isenben Grfols. Da bic Erasweite bisier
9erdnberunsen nod nidt abSuieben 1T,
berrfdt I'm pubIitum srpBs &~ufresuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-01

90 bic mineraliideu Site, beren fi3
uniere arsneituube bebient, bdufis pon
i9Iimniersr 0trtuns als bic &rantbeit
isIbif tnb, 1T Elm nur aus 8fan3en bersss
iteltes 9eilmittel itets bas bette. Inter
bisien uesetabtIii3en RttteIn uebuen aber
bic st. Bernard &rGuterpilen bic erite
SteIe elm. Nar aus beiItrdfttseu BfIans
sen anseferttst, pirten fe poQtommen
barmlos, aber unfsbIbar auf Wasen, 2ss
Der, 8Iut unb Rieren, b. 3. fe Sebsn bic
fi9erfte @ewabr sesen bic meiten, nod 70
eruitsn, &rantbeitsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-01
@tuneiota.

- Sn ct. g au lit cine Samilie pom
fiinf 8srionen ani9einenb burd ben 9enuB
uon WinobsuteIn persiftet worben. Sas
Wittassiien bate aus sebratenem Sped,
&aiiee, BroS, Butter unb etnem DuSsnb
DinbbeutsIn beitanben, bic sSobn BEL et.
mem gGdsr gstuuft bate. Cine Stunbs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-01
@as, mist es, baB mir Rsi5tbimsr GEE

@as niiBt es, baB mir Rsi9tbimsr sss
pOnnsn unb rdbmen S9absn on unIerem
2eibe2 8ir pitbsn uns nur fir la5enbe
Grbeu qualen. user bic Sri9ts ieiner
glrbeit bis in Elm bObss @rsiienaItsr in uoIs
lsr @siuubbeit ssnisBsn, Der forge, baB er
itets seiunb, b. 3. iein Blut ftsts rein lit.
9ieie i6ptsris i3eiuenbe 9lufsabs 1T fir
Den elm &et9tes, Der st. Bernard 6rGuter:
pilen, bua bette SIutreinisuussmittsl, ans
uenbet. 9ieIe st. Bernard &~rGuterpiQen
toiten In allen gpotDetsn nur % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-01

8as tbut man n;6t alles, Inn elm miies
8abnpeb log gu werbenl rnb
bod 1T nt9ts etnfader. Oxidation SsI
toitet nur 25 Gents unb turirt es aQemal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-01

Sas Bette Mittel, weI@es Der IeibenSen
Wsnf9bsit nod seboteu worben, lit 0r.
Bulls 9uiten Sprup. Sn isber Ipotbste
fir 25 Gents bic JIai9e gu BADEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-01
@tSeouRu.

Sn WiIpautee itan6 bieier
Gage cine Srau galstta Wann alias,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-01

Die Mbr Oct 0atnr.
Inter ben S0seIu, bic, wis man psrfts
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-15

Adopted by she Connecticut Brother
hood-Closing Services OF tho Com
ventlon.
A unity of the nine chapters of the Broth
erhood of st. Andrew in Connecticut was
effected at q meeting of the delegates to the
diocesan conference in ST. Paul's church yes
tsrday morning. Rev. e. 8. Lines, rector of
st. Paul's, presided and Harry Hemingway
was secretary. The constitution adopted was
90 follows:
Article This organization shall be called the
Connecticut Diocesan Union Of the Chapters Of the
Article 1.-The object Of the union shall be to
promote the extension Of the brotherhood in unoc-
fields already ocoupisd; tie encouragement Of a
fraternal feeling and cooperation among the var-
Gus chapters by means Of Joint meetings and ser,
more efficient in the work by means Of discussions,
papers, etc, atsuch meetings.
within the union shall be held at a time and place
to be determined by the standing committee. Every
standing and duly connected with some recognized
chapter within the limits Of the diocese, shall be
Article 1v-The diocese shall for the purposes Of
the union, be divided into sections corresponding
Article V-Onicers. There shall be a standing
committee, to be elected annually at the confer;
of such others as the conference may wish to add.
Article vI-For the expensss of the work collec-
tions shall be made, Il necessary, at the services
held in connection with the annual meeting.
Article Widths constitution may be amended
at annual conference by a majority of those pres
emit.
There will be a president, a general secre-
tary and treasurer. The officers of the gen.
eral committee may be olergymen or laymen
and will serve also as officers OF the diocesan
union. After the business meeting had adj
journed discussion of the several questions
printed in yesterdays COURIER was carried
on.
The closing services of the conference were
held last evening in the Church of the AS
cension. A large attendance of Episcopal
ians filled the church in spite of the rainy
night. Addresses upon the organization,
work and utility of the Brotherhood of st.
Andrew were made by Rev. Fl. N. Cunning
ham of Watertown, and by Henry A. Sill,
Esq., of New York city. The musical pro-
gramme was of great excellence and was
admirably conducted. Besides the usual
hymns there were rendered a gloria by
Savage, Whitnsy's Magnifcat, The Radiant
Morn as an ofertory and some excellent
singing by male quartette.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-15
Woodbridge.

MANY wEDDINGs-CAPTAIN BALDwIN's SEVEN.
TY-sEsoNp YEAR AS VOTER IN THE OLD
TowN-oTHER PERSONAL NOTES.
Oct. 14-The last couple who were mare
ried in Woodbridge were members of the
choir. Fifty-four have been married since
O. 7. Walker became organist. Six have
been married since last April and only FIVE
of the members remain unmarried.
Captain James J. Baldwin voted at the
last election for the seventy second time, not
having omitted to vote during the seventy
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baldwin were made
happy by the arrival of little daughter into
their family recently.
Albert Beardmors has moved into Elmer
Ladd's house on Milford side.
VIM. Lovelaoe and family have moved to
Westville.
Erwin ]. Newton 10 building an addition
to his mill, and IL putting in new cider
press.
Henry Baldwin has sold his milk route to
Amos Elton.
Apples are not very plenty. The wind has
blown them from the trees and the prospect
is that they will be very high-priced.
Frank Thomas, the veteran potato grower,
has dug 300 bushels of fine potatoes.
Howard Baldwin has very fine lot Of
turnips. both fall and winter varieties, white
and red.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Peck, who have been
spending q month in Dakota and vicinit y re
turned home Saturday.
Rev. s. P. Merwin is spending few days
In Deep River and preached there Sunday In
exchange with the pastor Of the Congrega
tionsl church of that place.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-15

Oct. 14.-Game continues to be plentiful.
Your correspondent met Charles Davis few
days ago on his way to the city with half
bushel basket full. There were fifteen grey
squirrels. one rabbit and tho remainder were
quails and yellow hammers.
Chicken thieves are putting in their work
rather earlier than usual this year. Nathan
Marks is among the sufferers. Henry Clux,
in the same neighborhood, lost nearly his en-
tire flock, and q person named Champion lost
few.
Events for the week in st. Johns parish
are vestry meeting tonight and a guild
meeting at the rectory Thursday afternoon.
The joint board OF education and selectmen
hold meeting this evening.
Educational matters which have been
gradually taking hold In this town during
the past year. are now more than ever SUBJ
jects of comment. As those who are per-
sonally interested In the schools allow their
interest to become manifest, those who never
had any particular interest in that direction
or whose interests have died out become
equally conspicuous. The former think that
more money should be used in schools;
the latter advocate expense and the moneys
over and above such sums % the most
meagre necessities require, used toward the
payment of the public debt. Your CORE
spondent has but briefly outlined the situa-
ton and predicts interesting developments
Al inc HOT Ol4LoHC 1utQf0.
Many of our citizens did not know previous
to seeing the entry in the published report
that our town was the sole owner of Grand
piano valued at $500.
That Peters Rock would ever become a
source of revenue to the town few people
anticipated, but such II fact. At the recent
town meeting the selectmen were authorized
to extend the lease of the summit now occu-
pied to the present occupants for Eve years
at $2S . year.
On Saturday last Herbert Smith made
measurements and plans of e. q. Pardee's
poultry house at North Hill and proposes to
erect one like 1t. He expects ultimately to
60 largely into the poultry business and OK.
tend his accommodations sufficiently to keep
one thousand fowls.
At the Grange tomorrow night the third
and fourth degrees will be worked on large
class of candidates.
Last week N. D. Forbes shipped two coops
Of fancy fowls to Colorado, and the week be-
fore he forwarded one coop to Michigan.
Last week e. 81. Pardee sold about fifty
chickens at q market in the city. They av-
eraged about fifty cents each. This IL the
second sale he has made this season, and has
over one hundred left.
Nsighbors who are disposed to quarrel now
find convenient excuse in the law passed by
the last Legislature relating to the trespassing
Of domestic fowls. The statue states that the
owner or keeper Of the fowls shall be liable
for all damsgs done. II Il not clear whether
the oct Of damage constitutes tzsspass or
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-15
Before Justice Tyler.


Thomas Doran of Fair Haven, an engineer
on the Hartford division of the Consolidated
road, and Miss Mamie Clyne, daughter of
John Clyne, were married yesterday morning
in st. Francis church, Rev. Father Mulhol-
land officiating. Miss Rose Clyne, sister of
the bride, was bridesmaid, and jeremiah
Sullivan, conductor on the Consolidated
road, was best man. A wedding breakfast
followed at the home of the brides father at
"a Monroe street. The newly married couple
started on q two weeks wedding tour
through some of the principal cities.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-15
STATE CORRKsPONDENoR.
North Haven.

Oct. 14.-Mrs. Hannah futile, widow of
E. @. futile, died at Newton, Mass, on
Thursday of last week, and was buried in
the cemetery at North Haven center on Sat-
urday at 10 o'clock, Rev. Mr.. Reynolds read
ing the burial service. Mrs. futile was in
Hamden three weeks since and went to Mas.
sachusetts for medical treatment.
Mr.. Eliaship Tracey of Philadelphia is in
town visiting his niece, Mrs. 8. f. Linsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Heaton spent Sunday
at Meriden with the family of Mr.. Hyland.
The adjourned meeting of the Soldiers
Veteran association and the members who
are the wives, widows, sons and daughters of
the soldiers, and their husbands and wives,
will be held in the court room, Memorial
hall, on Wednesday evening, October 16. for
the purpose of perfecting the organization
and making arrangements for bean bake at
an early day.
The ERE at the almshouse In New Haven
on Saturday evening was distinctly seen by
many at the center here.
Many were started ont of q sound sleep
by vivid lightning and heavy thunder at /
o'clock Sunday morning and several lighted
lamps. Others went to the windows and out
doors, thinking their buildings were struck.
A lady driving to New Haven ON Saturday
lost, between North Haven bridge and
Cedar Hill, black shawl. The finder
will confer favor by leaving 1t at Pierpont's
store, North Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-15
THE SHIELDS CASE.

Shields 10 be Sentenced To-Day-Spec-
ulatl0n A. 30 what the Sentence
WILL be-Tho Report About the Jury.
Thomas Shields, who was found guilty of
granddaughter In the Superior court last
week, will be sentenced BY Judge Torrance
this morning.. 1t Is quite evident that At
torney William O. Case, who defended the
accused, will make petition for . new trial,
on account Of the revelations made by one
Juror about what took place in the jury
room. He says that nine of the twelve jury
men would now vote for acquittal. 1t is
also stated that one jdryman authorisively
stated that II Shields was found guilty the
penalty would be only about one dollar fne
and one day In Jail. This seemed to infu-
enos the other jurymen, and only after they
had found Shields guilty did they realize that
what had been told them was untrue.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-15
TIE IRON HALL.

First Anniversary Happily Celebrated
An Able Address by the Supreme
Justice.
The first anniversary of Branch No. 1914,
Order of the Iron Hall, was celebrated last
evening in the Atheneum with very inter-
bly, filed despite the rain. The piano solos
by Prof Wheeler were excellently rendered.
Miss Wynn Wards Rotations were heartily
applauded. The address by F. B. Somerby
of Indianapolis, supreme justice, on the benz
efits of the order, was very interesting and
comprehensive, and ably brought out many
points relative to the growth and financial
status of the order and its prospects, which
were of much interest. The meeting was
fine success.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-15
A BOYS FATE.
A sad Drewning Case In Fair 4

A SAD DrewninG Case In Fair Haven.
Henry Holden, the thirteen-ysar old son of
Albert NJ. Holden, moulder who resides ct
1873 Fsrren avenue In the Annex, was drown
cd in the Quinnipiac river yesterday after
noon. The drawbridge was being opened
when young Holden came along and thought
he could jump on the draw. He miscalsu-
lated the distance and he struck near the
abutment In the water twenty feet below.
Edward futile. the bridge tender, and others
tried to rescue the boy, but they didn't reach
him in time. Some who saw the fatal leap
thought that young Holden struck the abut-
msnt and was rendered unconscious. He
was member of Woolsey school and was on
his way home. The question has been asked
why there were no gates to serve as a guard
against just such dreadful occurrences.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-15

The annual convention of the Connecticut
State Ssngsrbund occurs to-day in the
Arion hall. Matters relating to prize sing
ing win be discussed and the city selected
where the next contest will take place. The
next State festival, according to the rules,
will not be held for two years.