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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-10
Saar, Moiel, Gifel rnS Sunsrhd.

Rittsl. am Sonntas, ben IL. ars
suit, sinser bret @euitter dbsr BITE hinges
seub nteber. Das annette, ueI1es f1 9es
gen 5 llbr ertIub, bra4te 6aseI unb
Sturm, weI9er tn @erits unb 6afer sints
gen S4aben arri9tste. Wdbrenb bes
Risbersanss bss brittsn @smitters Gbenbs
7 ubr, i&Ius Ger 8lts tn bic 5oIremiie
bes aderers Setter Silent, wsI9s NIT ietner
Bebauiuus uerbuubsn TIT, unb sanbsts.
Die raid %bsrbstseeiIten Srtsbepobner
absrwdItisteu bis bsrsits bod q iI~obsrnbsn
GIammsn unb wu-os bas Gsuer auf ietuen
5srb bsi9rartt.
Der Arbettsr WitsI SeF aus Wos
@ern Bel SsrI wurbs am 8. Iusuit Nbsnbs
In Sapinger iberfalen urb i1uer mi6s
bauosIt. Gls Der Chat usrbi1tis wurben
Die Briber So5auu unb Sstsr Ropes
aus benz 9ursrbursii9en psrbaftet unb
ssfsfsIt in's gsfdusuiB mad Otsbsnbofsn
seliefert.
gu Erter bat am IA. ausnf feierlts
DE Gr0ffnurs Der SodpaIbbabu itattses
funbeE. SIRtt 9 tbr fubr Der Seifaua
nit bsfasster uub bsttSn,tsr 2otomotipe
uort Saupt6ububofs Srisr ab. an Der
6abrt Habuien Sber5irsermeiiter be Nps,
Der Serr 9aueratb Gobias, Der Oieettor
bss RsI. gtisnbabrs8 sttis6s: 9tmtes biers
isIbit, Or. Sirnbabsr, Serr 9Ibs. s. g.
9imboIrs aus SeIsnenbers unb anbere
Serrsr aus benz StaSts unb 2anbtrsiie
Grier SbsiI.
Gm 8. ausuf Na5mittass fubr
Der leste Soituasen aus Srisr. 8on ben
pisIsn Yoituerbinbunssn per Wasen bic
Grisr nod Dor 3ebu Sabren bate, lit bas
bic Issts. Die aIts 3sit 1T raid TN Gbs
tsrbsn. Weit ben Gsnsn vWnB | benin,
muB | Ssuu gum SidbIe binaus," bssIsitste
Der Yoittaun mad 8absrn feline Issts 6abrt
bur9 Erier. Der Sasptpassn, Der Bel.
wasen rebf ben Sfsrbsn paren nit gIus
MEN unb Rrdn3en pra4tuou setiert, bie
Seiti5eu Der Yoifiuons trussn ErauerHor.
Der Serr Sber : Soit Sirsttcr, Der Serr
Soitarts : Sorfeber, Der Ssrr Yoitratb
unt nod n.ebrers Serrsn Suft6sarte fubs
ren nit mad &uwsr.
Die Sfarrtir5 gu NittsI 1T idSn
aussemait porbsr.
Mit benz @einbautpnsrss,
psI1sr IN Srier pom 81. bis %. Sept.
itat.fnbst, III cine @siuausfsluus uerbuns
cen, bel psI9er aud 8sine Der Sbsrmrisl
unb Sausr aus9eiteIt werbsn. Gum
eritsn WaIe baber bic ~Iursmburser Ntr'
su SeIsseabsit, ibre g~rasusniIis sirsn
erSSsrsu Rrsiie uon Sntersiiertsu ,ur Bros
Be uorsufibrsr. lin bic SrobsIaidsn fur
bic @Gsiteluug gu iaulmeIr, iolsn bret
SammslitsIen sinseri9tet wsrbsn, ndmIid
tn Rsmid, Srepsumadsr unS @9tsrna@.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-10

G6dter1sn ftIaferb tn Der Wteae lieaer.
Ils fe mad etua 3~peiittubigem ausblets
ben 3urIt.ebrte, fanb is bas arnre @irns
den toot unb aae g~sleburssusri u5e bIies
ben erfoIsIos.
&auteE5ad. Das nsue ga5nbofss
sebdube nit sebetteu 9erroHs TIT ein iebr
ifuttItdsr gau. msIder peru5se isiner
9r6Be unb GuSerr Contribution, iowie
ieiner prGtttider in,ern ginri9tung nit
Warteidlen u,sbrerer RIuheu, &sfauratio.
nen &c. fi5 gut ran1em Station 8 ssbdube
aroBerer Sabnb6fe an bic Settle itsIsr
tdun.
6oblf9etb. I'm Is. aus. 1T Der
Steuereinnebuer 5err HttoIas Rapier,
Gbesatte uOr NatbaIts Grsupart, I'M NIter
BON IS Subreu, fromm unb sotterseber,
mad anoddttsem Gmpfange Der 81. Sters
befafrauieute, IN Elm befsres Senieits ibers
sesansen. R. l. P.
ltrter BEN g diIertn r. pels
de TN Guslanbe Gusset9nurseu erbteIten,
fsuri,er nod foIsenbs, weI9e lid In 9ens
tonat gu EouI (5ruutrei9) beiaSsn. SRI.
gliia WuIsr, ben /. greis in Der Secs
graphic, &sdEer, @rarlmatis, @eididte,
getrasen unb Sanbarbsit. SRI. Warie
2spoer, ben l. 9rsts In. &s9neu, @eos
graphic, grcmmatit, StpI, !getraser .nb
Saubarbeit.
2uremburs. Gus 9aris uirb ses
msleet, baB inter ben biesidbrissr BITE
EcOle centrale nit SnsenieursD ipIon uers
lafeuben iunssn 0suteu, fid ST. @uitap
Salenttnp Don 2~ureuburs bsinbet. DEM
itrebIamer iuuseu Nanne, Der ss nit %
beretts iowstt sebra9t, bic bsitsn
@lituIui1s!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-10
saseubursii@eS aus 8eleten.

Warcour. Su Der Nadt pom 6.
auf ben 7. Gusuif sei4ab eth giH5ru9 IN
bie Rir9s. Aae S5rdnte uarben ers
brO9en unt ss fanb it9 ni5ts uon gsbsrs
tGng uor.
2esToies &irsli5 wurbe ein sepiis
Ter Sules Wfsrseat uuI Rar5eban i'm Wals
be uor Heufdatsau pon 2 8anbiteg ,lbers
fallen, BITE ibm Yferbe unb 0assu raubsn
wOuteu. Gin uorsetsister ReouIusr bra9te
i5Hen &eipstt BET.
Warde. 9n I. 2lusuf u~erbrannte
eth burG elm sidsrtsss Rinb ansssinbetsr
5eubuufer. S@absn so ST..
MS etr Set1sn ~ieItsner Riitiss
tsit TN bobsn aIter uerset1nst bic vgieIi.
Sts.", baB GER Sstarid gousars in ct,
6ubert aIs 93idbrissr @rsis nit GROCER
Si5erbeit uub Ssbsnbis.sit auf benz 3ueis
raS fdbrt. i6ierin hIrfts Der Serr uobl
ntat ieires gIeidsn ftubsr. (Sou bas 90
tsir OrGtfeb!er isin?)
9ousdamps. Im 10. @usuif wurs
ben bur4 eine beftise 5euersbrunit bic
8obusebduee Der @sbr. @snonbe sdn3li9
einsedi&ert. Der ursefdbre S9absn be-
;iffsrt fi4 auf 1900 Tr. uubiit Surd 9ers
f9sruns setett.
gu Eoerni5 wurbs Elm Ginbru9
NIT Oiebitdbl gun SGabsn ses sben ans
weisuben Serrn Weuuisr ~besarsen. Nsbft
elmer @eIob5ris nit ~ Sr. uIrben aud
eth soIbenes Rreus9er unb Sers snts
wenbet. Die g~irbriusIiass ilrb Bis isst
r,h urhsporrt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-10
s uxem 8.


0uremburg. Qm 6. Nusuit fanb
tn Der gluIa bes Gtbendums bic Sreiieuers
tbsiIuns tatt. Die SsisrIidtsit purbe srs
5ffuet our9 eiue ausseteianete &sbe bss
9erru @rsbt, benz Oireltor bes Mtbes
nGums. gr uarnte bic SsriammIuns DOR
Ter NATURALIZATION &i9tIns Der 3sit, bic
ii9 uur nit ben absebe, mas stnsR uns
miitsibarsn Mussn fir bas 9sben seudbrt.
Or mics oie SdIIsr bin auf bas srnits
Stueirm Der Sbiloirp5ie, bic benz SrieItsr,
benz Arsts urb benz RsttsssIsbrten unents
bebrIi9 If, bic ben Weni9su Is5rt, ri9tis
unb i1arf 81 bsussn unb NIT @snaIistsit
ii9 aus,ubri6en.
Oar II foIste bic 9srabreiaurs Der
Diplou an bic a6iturisnten, iouie an bic
Sti.es, bic bas Rapacitits: ODER lIebers
sansssramsn ~bsitanbsn. SoIssnbe S1I:
Isr bubsn Yreiie unb acceiiite erbaIten:
l.. 9ymnaiia!.Iafe. - SO S9iIsr.
1. greis: gletI6etts @ilbelm pon 8abl;
g.: @elter Nitolas uon WterI6; g.: Sacobp
3. 9. pOn Saitsnoorf; t.: SormaH Soiepb pom
euremburS.
@~cceIlite: RaB 9atSias pon Meoerna6 ;
Siri4 git. bon 0ippa6 SonrS SnSptS Don
9urenburg; Canaan 8. y. pom lllfIingen ;
6ournele Seinrid Don gOeinsen.
2. &la6s. - SO S9lIsr.
l. 9reis: Noutrier SEQ Don Sid a. 3. guj.
g.: Sepuen Gugen Don &ils g.: Sdaat 80.
pom 9IremburS; t.: Sraleur Gobert pon
Quremburg; s.: @arnid 9buuro pou al;iu9eu
g.: S6mit Sob. pon Wensoorf.
@~creilite: Satian SEQ Don Sid Wi6els
lRi6el Don @ilsoori; Sbari Gruit pon Die;
tird 6ampbauS Sobaur Don Oommeloiugeu
S6mit gitplaS pou HoSport @anlptll Nubert
pou Gdternad.
8. 8lahs. - 5S SdIIer.
/. GreiS: MaQin9er SEQ Don Q~uremburg
q. Nttrp Sbeooor Don 6olin9eu g.. 0utrelr
sluSuit bon %9ursmbur9; A.: 8iuteI GuSuii
pom geppiu9en.
gccelItte: gSeis Soltenes pon Riebermer;ig
Brobit s. y. BON 96ternab 9enB @lpbonS
ppu Gid a. b. Glj. Snepper Ifi6eI pon Seb=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-10

ropa unb Elm 6otsl In Bauona. sic Be-
treibt NIT GrfoIs 6affsspF an;unsen. Cine
NIT ameritanti9sm, fran35Fi9sm urb enss
lii4em @sloe ~ses,iinSete bsIsii9s Wttier:
9eleui4aft plan. ben Bau elmer giienbabn
pom Wataoi mad StauIep Saus. Wit Der
Ausiibrurs bteies Ylaues bebauptst mar
benz S.iauerbarbel ben @araus MAIDEN
su f6unsn. Das Nttisntapital I'M Detras
&c bon $1,000, 900 1T bersits ss;si5ust,
$500, 900 auetn pom eineu, ameritanii1su
&apttolifsn. Oteis @Geui9aft itsbt In
erser 1erbinbuns NIT Der &ssisruns bss
&onso 5r~eiftaatss. lieutenant Taunt
slaubt midi, buB TN untersu Ronso > @es
biete trsenb etne ansritauiide Strma ft9
nit Iusii9t auf grfols nisbsrIaiIen t6nnte.
SIN obsrsn &onsos@ sbiste basssen 1T sros
Der 8ebarf bon Grandchildren, Ba@s
fenfriidtsn, WeTerpaarsn, Baubol; unb
fertis sebauten Sduisru. Der Sanbel
NIT bieien &rtitsIn sebe aDmdblis in bic
9drbe pon gusldnbsrn unb Sran3oieu
iber, obwobl berielbe uriprinsIt1 gum
sr6Btsn Gbetle uon ben Der. Staaten aus;
sesansen iet. Oie gr6ffnuns bes oberen
&onsos9 sbietss werbe ibrisens einsn be-
teuterSen Sanbsl nit ben grabsrn 3ur
SoIse baben, unb bic ameritanii1sn Sas
britantsn psrbsn bann ft9 ieIbii bic Srass
fteleu miNer, Oh ie NIT Rau4eiter cons
c~Irrtren t5nuen.
Sie grseusniGe bss unteren &onsos9es
bietss iinb YaImSI, SaImniife, @benbol3,
&affse, Gabat, Gacuo. grbni1e, Waniots
purssI, Rupfsr unb giisn, TN obereu Rons
sos9sbiste bauptid9Ii9 gIfenbein. Die
Eransportmittel ftnb isbo9 bS9ft unseniis
senb unb lafen einsu lsbbaften SanbsI
nt4t a%uftommeu.
Iom Septsmber Bis gum Wai lit bic
Witteruns faft ffets feu9t, pom Mai Bis
aum September taft ftets troden. Su ben
Wonateu @pril unb Wai, Iusult unb
September III bas RIima iebr unseiunb ;
es berri9en In bieien Wonater Stebers
trantbsitsn unb BIattsru. Die Iestsre
&rantbsit iol so Yrccsnt Der gtnssbores
rer i'm untsren 8onsos@ sbtete ttnpsssss
raft babsn. Weise bIsibsn pon bieisn
Rrartbeitsr psri9out.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-10
Sir&ft&e VeatSRetten.
q q b.

Yitts6urg, Eu., %. aus. Cine Sps'
aiaIbspeide BON aItona, pa., iast: Die
bisfss pGribuns" wirb morssn has 6oIs
seube uerSfientIi9eu: vOur3 elm BON IN.
iersm 81. Yatsr SEQ XIII. untsrm |. Suli
In Nou, sessbenes grepe, 1T bic Oiocsie
BON allegheny aufasboben unb gu einem
Gbsil Der 0iOceie pittsburs ssma9t Dor'
ben, pis ie eS Dor Der GbeiIuns IN 1876
mar. gluf gsfsbI bss 8ii9ofs:
g.. 8. S'&eilIp Setrstdr."
grsbi6ceie gbicasO.
Wit Dem Sau Der nsusn ct. &IpbOrs
iussRir6e gu Gbicaso lit am Mittpo4,
ben 90. 9lusuft, Der @nfaus semadt por'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-10
aus bent amerifanii6en Wi.
Iit1rIebeu.

9as 2oos zines gemeiren SpIhaten 1T
In tetner moberuen aru,ee elm bensibeuss
wertbss, cenn gang abseisben BON ben
Strapasen bss tGsli1en Oienite5, Der
aud IN S%rieoeus3etteI mitunter iebr Be-
i9werIid 1T, itarren inn cine Werse int
birserIi9eu 2eben sarS unbetanrtsr unb
rngewobuter, tIeinIt5er Sori9riftsu ents
seseu, bic ibm bas Qsben psrbittsrn. Gin
fdIs9t equities @ewebr, elm abseiIerer
&ropf, elm faIider Grttt unb uisIe anbers
Us,it5Bs sessn ben @amai9snoienit tons
reH einem ii6eIuoaenbsu 8orseisstsu
,uisberbolte unb oft gang unuerme,eIi1e
GuIdBe bieten, feline llnterssberen 81 mall
trdtiren unb 10 3u qudIsn, bag linen aIe
2uft am RiIitdtleben sranbIi5 usrtris5sn
tpirb.
au9 bas tIsine ameritaniits Sssr
i5etnt siner ueberfuB an iol1en Sifi,ies
rem au buusr, wsI9s IS aIs ibrs Saupss
aufsabe anieben, ibre 2suts 3u maItrittreu,
unb ldBt ss iid bsBbaIb Ist5t srtlaren, ba6
tn tbrsn Rsiber 10 uisIe Deisrteure ;u fin
ben fnb, baB man IN auem grults ben Sors
f4Ias sematt bat, ieben Oeiertsur, Der ers
wii9t wirb, an elmer bsitimmtsn SteIs
ietnes R6,psrs nit eirsm bsitimmtsn Ssts
Gen au tdtowiren, ibu auf ~2ebensieit ala
Seierteur au branbmartsu.
Gin Bert9terfat.er bss rpot Dis
pat9~ in ct. 2ouis 1T auf bic orisinsIs
Sbee uerfalsn, ii9 ais Rstrut arws,beu
3u lafen, nm bur4 eissre grfabruus bic
BebanbIans fenrsn ~ lsruen, wsl9e On.
tel Cam ieinsu ScISatsu anssbsibsH IdBt.
unb bat inn etn nur breimonatlidsr Oieuif
ais Beirut grfabruus ssuus sesebsu, UNI
bas 2ebsn zines semeinsu Soloateu In Der
Der. Staaten N,nss ais stns fait unsrs
trdsIi9e DUAL bs3si9nsn au t5nnsr. Die
BebanbIsns Der 2egte TT etne duBsrit tpraus
uti&e unb srauiame, bic ibnen serei9.s
Nabruus pou Der i4le4teitsn Sef9afferz
belt, TIRE Detten pol llnsesisfsr unb bic ses
iammts 26bnuns se,dtb In bic 9dnbe bes
Martetenbers urb I'm eineu in 6oIse uor
MtBbanblunsen unb Ranssl Der nStbiseu
9hese umss.ommsHeH SO!oatsn trdbs tein
5abu.
5offentIi9 wssssn bteis g~ntbiaurssn
@esenltaub elmer eirsebsuoeH llHteriu4uus
bilbsn unb tsin WittsI urusriudt tLsiben,
bieiem llsbelitanbe ab3ubeIfsn, Der uieaei5t
bic Saupturfa3e biIbet, baB bic Seriertas
ton pom ssneiusH SoIcateu sineH sr6ses
rem umfans anssrommen babsu, OILS in irs
ssnb elmer anSeren gru,se elmer su,opdi:
f9en RriessmaSt.
Beionbers bic 9rose armee Der Rs;
pubItt, bic aus Sstsranen bsitsbt, ioIts
bieien gntbllurssn srpBs aufmsr,iams
fsit i9sntsn uub fur bic bas ississ BRIGGS
beer Der Ser. Staaten bilbsnbsn SoIbas
tsnmannidaft sintrsteu unb ii9 Wibs sss
ben, ibr 2oos mad ardftsn 81 srlei9tsrr.
9lu9 bic bsuti9 'amsritanii9e YrefIe ioute
f9 bisis Sa1e pobl anssIssen iein Iafsn,
ba ia tn Der Ser. Staatsn Nrmee aud pieIe
Deuti@e bisnsn, wsI9s sroBe NotbIase
ueranIabt bat, fi4 bier ais &ssrutsn n
usrbsn gu Iafien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-10
9 orbereiturs e.
Sect. A. = 40 S6iIer.

/. Nreis Rrerter =. =. Don Nanrer; @:
0aupbiu alpb. Don eurenburs g.. Moseuait
Ydil pon Gttelbritt; 4 Gipeaur Qeter Don
@eiswampad g.: Sisoorr gtit. BON gepren
uno be @uba Rdpmonb uou 9urembure; g.:
Srii6er &uSuit BON @eiler J. 3D.. T.: Mars
bad Yeter pom @olcbiQis; g.: 0ouoelinser
@rtsult BON Sap!; g.: SdGfer emil pom
9urerlbur9.
Gcceiiite: 9teid gbnL. pon Gid a. b. gu;. 4;
Noppenep Marcel BON Sifferotugen Rios Selir
yeter BON 0lls; Siatntr Witel pom current.
burg; Eelt @Gmil pom Monneri6 @irt6
Soiepb Don etntsen; Seireno Setter 6ran. pon
Rsttpr,h,,ro
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-10
.
Sect. B. - 40 SmIIer.

1. Greis: SpelS 6. 9. pon @reiueloinsen /;
g: 8asner Soiepb pom Serburs; g.: Ssinsn
s. y. uon Wamer; T.: 9epp Saul pon Current.
burg s.: Sours 6arl BON Weri9 g.: Chant
pasne Soiepb Don 9urerrburs T.: @rosber
&obert BON Sbis; g.: Comes Siioor Don Cen,
rin9en g.: 2Sa9ner glpbons uoH Ssis; TO-. !:
Seuers Seltr BON Settiu9eT.
I~ccelitte: Reuter glpb. pom 9ofieroinser ;
q: 0lbr Matthias pom gbu; Cur Sob. gapt.
uon %euremburg Sdfob gilbert pon Mtou,or !;
URIasr MiteIpon @aIferoinsen Bad NoSbert
pon 9uremburg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-10

/. 9reis 6iutseu 5rau5 pOn SuremburS unO
@eis Soitbenes aus WerSig; q: Srauoenburg
Sarl pou Suremburg g.; StofielS &. y. poW
9uremburs unp Walritius Sarl bon SettinSen,
@ecsiIte; S9mit MpbOus ppu sursmburS /;
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-11-14
OBITUARY.

Edward Wade, son of Mr.. Ed
ward Wade, of our town, died
at Cherokee, Kan, on Nov. 9th,
at 7:15 P. NJ, of typhoid fever,
aged 2S years. His sister Aman
da and brother Frank were pres
ent when he died. and Mad. an
other brother, reached there IN
time for the funeral. nr. Wade
was born in Ohio, where he
spent his boyhood days. In 1878
he was converted and Joined the
Methodist church and lived a
very devoted life. When he
came west he brought a church
letter with him. but for reasons
did not join the church there,
feeling that he was not worthy.
as he often expressed it to the
writer. lie iwas a member of
the choir at Cherokee and help
ed to support the church: He
was member of the knights
and Ladies of Honor, and also a.
member of Tawacanle Tribe OF
Red Men. having taken two de-
grees. These orders did all in
their power for him during his
illness, while his hosts Of friends
outside the orders took a deep in |
his case. Before his sickness a |
few days he attended the after-l
noon meetings at the church and
took deep interest in them. It'll
seems that he had premonltion
that he would soon die and sc |
expressed it to his near friends.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-11-14
What Has He to he Thankful For !?

| Mr.. Benjamin Harrison did
we'll 10 issue his Thanksgiving
proclamation before the election
III he had delayed il for week,
perhaps he would not haye felt
ike publishing it al all.
What has he TO he thankful for!
| Does he rejo,ce over the ami
hllation of his man Malone in
Virginia
Does lie feel thankful for tho
downfall oil his friend Foraker in
Ohio'
Does it make him grateful TO
the Almighty to know that Cen
a:or Payne's successor will be a
Democrat!
Does he see anything to make
him chant a gladsome hymn iii
the grand overturn in Iowas
Does the Democratic triumph
III New York make him wish TO
give thanks TO God or mans
Does the Democratic victory
in New Jersey arouse sweet emo
tions in his breast !?
Does the reduced majority in
Massachusetts make the Thanks
giving season 10 him a sweet and
holy time?
What is there, anywhere, we
should like 10 know, to make
this gentleman thankful.
Even the Presbyterian doctrine
of predestination is liable to lose
its power over tho presidential
soul in a time like this.
Sack cloth and ashes would
seem to be the fitting habiliments
Of a party leader who leads his
party up to such results as those
IF the 5th of November.
BENJAMIN Harrison. will do well
% devote the National holiday
o silent prayer and self exami-
ration.
That is what he needs. and
What will do him good.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-11-14

Col. Swope and Col. Goodloe,
two prominent Republicans of Lex
ington, Kentucky, met in the post
Office of that place, and after q
brief alteration, Colonol Goodloe
drow from his pocket a large dirk
knife, and Col. Swope. at the same
time, drew a revolver. As soon as
the weapons were drawn-in an in
slant. before the movements of the
two men could hardly be perceived
-Swope discharged his pistol
Goodloe at the same time fercely
attacked him with his knife.
Goodloe soon gained the advan-
tage and plunged his knife into tho
body Of bis adversary until he had
gashad him in thirteen different
places. .Swope, in the encounter.
again fred his pistol, the ball tax
ing effect in the lower abdomen of
Goodloe. The wounds inflicted on
Swope were gbasily beyond de-
scription, gaping wide open three
or four inches in length. The two
mon had clinched. AS soon as
Goodloe released him, Swope fell to
the floor, dying instantly from the
effects of The ugly wound under his
left shoulder, which reached his
heart. Goodloe walked to the front
steps where he was met by parties
Who took him to the Office of DR..
Young, where his wounds received
all necessary attention. He was
then taken to the Phoenix Hotel,
and died the next day. Thus end
ed the lives of two prominent Ken
tucky Republican politicians.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-11-14

The election is over. Ten States
have rendered thoir verdlc's and
nearly all arc in favor of Democra.
cy. This means an honest ballot.
home rule, protected labor, encour
agement of our industries and a
modification of our tariff laws. The
principles advocated by Cleveland
and adopted bv the Democratic
National Convention of 1888, and
made q part of the Democratic
platform of the party, were strong
ly vindicsted by the people of the
several. States at the late election
The Democratic victory in its
mighty sweep reached nearly every
State-that has cast her vote.
Fowa, "Tho Land of the Palms.
comes to, the front with a Demo
cratic gain of about $4,000.
Ohio, "Thc Pride of the Nation
tallies a Democratic gain of about
$4,000.
Virginia. "The Land of Presl-
dents," rolled up a majority of
about 81, 600, and knocked out Ma
hone on the first round.
And still they come.
New Jersey, Maryland and MIS-
sissappl are ours, with remarkable
gains in other States that have vCt-
ed. This is a glorious victory
Though it is but a foretaste OF
what we will have in '92.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-11-14
FRIESNER-COURIRIGHT
Judge Friesner Of Logan, and
Mrs. 0ril Courtwright
Happily Married.

columbus Post.l
A very pleasant and quiet we'd
ding occurred at noon Yesterday
at the Courtwright residence on
King avenue, Just west OF the
Olentangy slver. The contract
ing parties were Mrs. Orll Court
wright and Judge, John s. Fries
ner, of Logan. Only the imme-
diate relatives and friends of the
bride and groom were present,
TO the number of about thirty.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. w. E. Moore of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church.
The bride was atlired in a gar
net ottoman satin suit with dia-
mond ornaments, and carried a
bouquet of crysanthemums and
white roses. The particular sha
ding of the satin served TO bring
out most strikingly the brunette
beauty of The bride.
After The ceremony the guests
repaired to the dining room.
where a sumptuous wedding
spread awaited them. Judge
Friesner is now on the common
pleas bench of Fairfield, Hook
ing and Perry counties. and is
considered one of the most bril-
liant Judges In the state.
Among those present were =
Mrs. Friesner, mother of the
judge; Mrs. Gallagher, mother Of
the judges first wife; Mrs. Kate
Gallagher, Mrs. w. S. Friesner.
and the Misses Friesner. all of
Logan; Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Shep
herd, parents of the bride Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Shepherd. Mr..
and Mrs. Snoffer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chapman, Miss Lucis Shepherd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry, of Della
ware; DR.. and Mrs. Neil, the
Misses Gamma and Bessie Neil,
Mrs. Jane Frank and a Posr rep
rescDtative.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-11-14

The Milwaukee Sentinel feels
"justified in stating that Gen.
Foraker has no aspirations even
to be a vice presidential candi-
date In his hour of defeat Sow.
Foraker may find a ray of COM
fort in the Sentinel's delicate
way of bestowing military pro-
motion upon him.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-11-14
Report of Grand Jury.
To the Honorable John 9. Triesn er, Judge
of the Court of Common Pleas OF Hook
mo ,onntY. Ohio.

To the Honorable John 9. Triesner, Judge
of the Court of Common Pleas OF Hook
ing County. Ohio:
The Grand Jury of the Court
of Common Pleas of said Coun-
ty, of the October Term, 1899,
beg leave to report that they
have been in session 5 days, and
herewith return to the Court the
Indictments presented by SAID
Jury: We have carefully exam
ined into all such matters as have
legi,imately come TO our notice,
having examined in all 225 wit
nesses, covering 81 cases and pre-.
ssnted 80 bills apd ignored Z
cases considered by us. The
business has been transacted in
as expeditions manner as pos
sible.
During onr session we have
visited the County Jail and made
a complete examination thereof.
and find that he rules prescribed
by the Court for the care thereof
and for the government of its in
mates, have been carried Out and
properly enforced.
The thanks of the Grand Jury
are due, and are hereby rendered
10 all the officers for their uni
form kindness and assistance in
the dispatch of business.
Respectfully submitte
j. j. SHAW, foreman.
November I'd, 1889.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-11-14
From SALT CREEK.

The election of November 5lt
passed off very quietly. The
Democrats made but little stir al
the polls, but it was apparent
when the votes were tailed there
were some yigilents, for there
was a gain Of II 10 the Demo-
cratic ranks on the State ticket
and the Republican county tick
ct was badly cnt. II is apparent
| now that Tariff Reform and Home
Rule will sweep the whole coun
try in 1892. "The people will
rule"
jerome Virgins is visiting his
grandmother and uncle of Salt
Creek.
Shadrack Fairman. and family
of Wichata, Kan, have returned
home.
The L. & H. r. r. is being lev
eled and graded slowly up Salt
Greek Valley.
Where will Bill Kennedy go2
The Republicans have laid him
up 10 dry, by appearance; the
Democrats don't want him and
the Prohibition party won't make
him bloom.
Bill Kane, Of Perry county, is
making his annual pilgrimage on
Blue Greek.
The U. B. Church at Mt. Zion |
g having a discension over two
pastors being sent to the charge,
hat Threatens the unity of that
Elmer Kennedy has removed
o VInton county on what is
znown as the Walker farm.
Miss Lulu Irwin of South Perry
las commenced a school on East
Pike run. She already promises
o give satisfaction.
Bill Garret Is a surplus advo-
ale. He asks for the surplus.
HAW EATER.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-11-14

"The tariff issue had very con,
siderable 10 do with it," remarks
the Republican Philadelphia Tel
egraph, on the Iowa result, and
continuing it says: "The bars
are down in the great West and
they. will never be put up as
high as they have been, along
the ultra-protectien. lines. The
cry for revenue reform has taken
thorough possession of the West
ern people and the drift grows
stronger every day."