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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-23

Rock Island, Moline, Muscatine, Burling-
ton, Clinton, Comanche, st. Paul, Mime
apolis and common points. Rates on wheat
and flour from Kansas points to Chicago
cents and to Mississippi river from 10 to %.
Reductions range from 3 to cents below
former figures. From Nebraska points
rates are from 81 TO % cents and 16 to Is
cents. Colorado rates are from 81 to 81
cents and 20 to 40 cents. Reductions aver
age as heretofore given.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-23
BOMBsHELL AMONG PROHIBITIONIsTs
A Decision in the United States Court Knocks
Kansas Prohibition Into Pi.

hanSaS TFOnlDlIlOH lHtO IL
TOPEKA, Kan Oct. ia decision was
rendered in the United States circuit court
this morning that has dropped bombshel
and created CONSERVATION among the
friends of prohibition in Kansas. The de-
cision in question allows the reopening Of
of original package liquor houses, and in
effect declares that the Wilson bill, enacted
by congress, does not restore the power Of
the Kansas prohibitory law as against the
original package decision.
The facts in the case are that Chas
Rasher, agent for Kansas City liquor
house, was arrested for selling liquor in
Topeka. After the passage of the Wilson
bill defendant az piled to the United States
court for writ of habeas corpus, admitting
he sold liquors as charged, but claimed,
that inasmuch as the Kansas prohibitory
law was enacted before the Wilson bill that
bill did not apply. Judges Foster and Phil
lips sustained this view and granted the
writ.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-23
RAILWAY RATES.

Changes in Prices of transportation on West
ern Roads on Certain Products.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 17.-Today, October
H. is the date upon which the new Mis-
souri, grain rates, promulgated by the inter-
national commission, go into effect. Rock
Island rates apply on wheat, flour,
barley, corn and oats in through carloads
east bound only from stations in Kansas,
Nebraska, Indian Territory and Colorado
TO Chicago, Kankskee, Peoria, Davenport,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-23
Hung Jury.

TExARKANA, Tex, Oct. 1.-THE jury in
the McDaniels case are still unable to agree
on verdict. They filed into the court this
morning and informed the judge that they
could not agree and that the division was
elven TO one. They requested TO be dis
charged and were refused. 1t now appears
that eleven Of the jury are for the death
penalty and one for acquittal. The com.
munity here are greatly incensed against
the contrary one.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-23
Most Violent of the Seasnn

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. 1.-THE most
violent gale of the season is blowing from
the northwest. Advices from Ardisquam
report the schooner Mexican of Winters
port, Me-, ashore on Squam bar. The crew
were rescued by the life saving crew, and
the ship has gone 10 pieces.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-23
Engine Wrecked.

ITAscA, Oct. 1.-THE engine and tender
Of convict train was wrecked near here
this evening. The engineer and fireman
we've badly bruised, and the conductor who
was on the engine was severely scalded.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-23
Killed By a Negro.

HENDERSON, Tex, Oct. 17.-Last night in
an alteration in which several darkies
were engaged about six miles northeast of
this city, William Greenwood, son of we'll
TODD planter, was shot by darkey named
Moody and instantly killed. Moody es-
capped and so far has not been captured.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-23
Damages Recovered.

TExARKANA, Tex, Oct. II in the district
court I. F. Grogard of Cass county, a well
known commercial traveller, recovered a
verdict today against the Cotton Belt road
for $500 for personal injuries received three
years ago. He was the only witness intro
duced.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27
ITS SHINING MARK
Death Suddenly Strikes One CT
Mlchigan's Greatest Sons.
JUDGE JAMES '. CAMPBELL CONE
Aaother Victim OF Heart FaitaFe. he
Passes Away WithouE siss
stFogxis-sk eteh OF hts Lii
rnd Judicial career.

DErRoIT. March 26-Judge James Y.
! ampbell died az clock this morning
at hJs residence on Alfrsd-st.
The Judge had been feeling III for the
past two or three days, bat had not
heen sick enough TO cause his friends
anxiety.
THIS morning he arose At the usual
hour and dressed himself for the day
He went TO his sitting room 10 wait
until breakfast was served, and sat in
an easy chair before the fre.
The family had no premonitions of
his approaching end, when he suddenly
stretched out and expired.
Without a sign or sound he passed
away. The first the family knew of his
death was when they called him TO
breakfast
A doctor was summoned and at once
pronounced il heart failure.
Judge Campbell leaves five sons, as
follows: Henry NJ, James V, Jr.,
Douglass. Charles II. and Edward Camp
bell. and one daughter, Miss Nellie
Campbell Henry NJ. and Charles II.
are members of the law firm of Russell
* Campbell.
Latimer q Hamilton have charge of
the arrangements for the funeral, but
no date has yet been set.
James Valentine Campbell was born
in Buffalo, y. Y, February %, 1923.
WAS thus one month more than 81 years
OF age when he died. He was son of
Henry Campbell, merchant of Buffalo,
who removed to Detroit. Mich, when
the subject of this brief sketch was
three years old. James V. Campbell's
education was completed IN lS4l, when
at Is years of age ne was graduated
from ST. PauPs college. In October,
1874, he was admitted to the bar in De-
trot. and thirteen years later, on the
establishment of the present Supreme
Court of Michigan IN 1851, he was
elected one of ITS judges, and he
honored that bench as a judge for
SO years, holding the position till his
death. Judge Campbell was fine
looking old gentleman, with face that
once seen could scarce be forgotten, SO
almost angelic was it in its look of
purity aud benignity. He was ever
closely identified with educational and
refining influences. In 1859 the Mar
shall professorShp of law was estab-
ished in Michigan University. and
Judge Campbell was chosen to fill the
chair, holding 1t ever since. He was
the first of the very few emineE. men
upon whom Michigan University con
ferred the degree of Ii. d. In 1876 he
published his Outlines of the Political
History of Michigan" He was for
merly whig, but at the demise of that
party became a Republican, in which
political faith he died.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27
HARBoR AND EDUCATION.
A T4ik Ter the Fornsr, sad . Gestiag
Tor TIE Latter.

Tor tie Latter.
o.-sssss xt-sssss eSSs>R-
WAsHISGroN, March 2e.-Ex-Senstof
Ferry, Representative BelknRp and
Collector Of Customs Mcbride, Of Grand
Haven. today were gwen hearing be
fore the House Commttee en- Rivers
aud Hsrbors, on the improvement OF
Grand Haven haFbor. They asked Tor
"a Appropriation OF $4,000.
Representative O'Donnen called 3
meeting Of the House Committee on
Education this morning. He says the
committee viii probably report gen
eral educational bill, bat the details Of
the SAME have notyet been agreed upon.
The defeat OF the Blair bill by the Sen
ate emharrassos the House committee
considerably, and makes II doubtful
whether any similar measure can now
become a law, during this Congress.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27
A New Iomber Company.

The articles of association of the
Sheridan Lumber Company were filed
with the county clerk yesterday. The
amount of capital stock is 100000,
S75, 500 OF which IS actually paid IN.
The number OF shares Is 10000, of which
Thomas j. Sheridan. of Eagle River,
Wis, holds 2250; Chas. l.. Sheridan,
Eagle River, Wis, 1900; Austin T..
St0ckwell and Elwin c. Alien, city,
1875 each. and Adolph Seltelt, Jr., city,
80. The officer OF the company Will be
located IN this city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27
iceland Items.

,y,Ax,,~t yNNtLNNs-stN.NS.
ICELAND, Mich, March 26.-Burglars
entered the hardware store of Wm. De
Pree & Bro. and the grocery of Herder
& Lahuis. last night. Although they
did not find any cash in either place,
they did considerable damage TO the
property. elght-year-old boy OF
Il. len Have died from diphtheria this
morning. Their only remaining child.
a boy Of six, is also down with the dis
ease.
Get A SERVANT GIRL FOR A NICKLE
VI by advertising in the SUNDAY TELEGAN-
HERALD. Copy in by noon saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

A special communication of Valley
City Lodge, No. SO, f. & A. NJ, Will be
held at Masonic Hall on Friday, March
%. at q. M, to attend the funeral of
Bro. Edward Kinny. All master masons
are cordially invited to attend.
j. y. DAVIS,
Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

Just opened a new line of Black Cas-
simere shswls, German finished goods.
which we offer al very low figures.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27
Discount

For the month Of March onlv Who
does not know Of the high standing oi
those Justly celebrated "knabe' aud
NOSe q sons "New Scale PlaDOs? Nov
is the time 10 buy one Of the celebrated
Pianos. We have insugurated tins
special discount
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

GONE EARLY AND GET PROMPT ATTEN-
y ton. Until saturday noon We take a five
line ad. for nye cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27
Death of An Old Citizen

tHrNss,NS ~ NSNStNNs-sNtNNN-
VERMoNTyILLE, Mich, March %
John B0sworth, one of the oldest and
most highly respected residents Of Sun
field, died today from the effects of a
recent stroke of paralysis. Deceased
leaves large family IN good cIrcum-
stances.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27
Special

Attention should be gwen - tie dis
count sale OF hne Pianos, including the
Peerless .'knAbe T" the N0se 4 sons new
scale, The Peoples FEvorite," the
Mheelock ana other pianos, which ale
offered 81 special
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27
SPRING AND SUMNER
GOSSAMERSt

Ladies will appreciate the pew as
sortment of Spring and Summer Cos
samers just received. They sre OF
cloth surface, silk finished and range
IN pnce up to SO each.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27
HANDSOME GOODS.

1 @+~A-NLtfNtA~ gr~4fAPs
In Embroidered Flchues IN Cassi-
mere and Six, we are showing many
handsome and nobby styles.
DRESS GOODS.
Space will not permit mention made
of our gris; Of Novelties , this depart
men. We are showing al the new
styles and colors. We want 10 call par
ticular attention TO our line Of Plain
Wool Goods IN al shades, which are
being sold from 35 cents % 81 .25 per
yard. All ladies are invited 20 inspect
these goods before the Spring outfit
il purchased. A very complete line Of
Novelties IN Wool effects in oil styles
and colorngs. We call special stten-
ION 10 our very complete line Of Cash
mere Ombres now Oh sale.
CHINA SILKS.
In al styles and all colors, and in
novelties too numerouJo mention, are
being sold at IS, ss, o., 90 and - cents
yard.
NOVELTIES II DRAPERlES, LACEs.
EIA., III.
Toscanet, Fish Net and vsnDvke
Point Lsces. They should be seen.
Ladies and Gent Black six Hand
kerchiefs IS low as 50c each, ss high ss
800.
We have full line Of goods,
IN ornaments, such ~ steel drops. and
pins, and Doveltes ln steel goods our
line De- unexcelled.
CHILDREN's JERSEY DRESSES.
THE nearest artScIe for
ChlzdrenS 70ear IS
Sk0On IN arr Cloak
debaytmenk NE re-
fer to a ne7g and bob-
uAar Jersey Dress IN
5t,zbes and blaan, from
3 to 3 gears, b1zoeS
hr0m S3 10 50. Ihey
7ozU be 7e,y popular
zhzS SeaS0z.
Sbrzng g Combany.
KID CLOVES.
We VII place o. our counters on
Monday morning ~ dozsn Windsor
sesmisss Kid Gloves
nrfift ht.--tsrs--t--.- t-ffo -
Hook 81 t...-..............- tl17
Former prlos 3 sno fz.z5.
LADIES' VII do vel r. tsse adrautags
~ this sale. Sc glove of this ouabfy
81 such s low pries e sel5orn 81 Their
disposal. SPRING n COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

DON'T TELEPHONE THAT WANT AD..
- but Send II by messenger. with nlchie.
or by mali. with nye cents IN stamps.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

VOID THR RUSH. FOR THERE Is SURE
n 10 b. one between u and II o'clock sat
urday nve line sd. FOR nye cents unul
noon that DAY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

In Embroidered Flchues ia CasU-
mere and Six, we are showing many
handsome and nobby styles.
nPFcC .COODC
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

ksiiar bCrrovs slwsvs sx rings from
the ladies ard holding hs wan,i frn- 3
grssref az one end WITH rhe eft hand.
r. put the borrowed FnEs over the
ctrer e7d WITH hfs right Then he went
urcn the sfsEp ard knee ing on she
f'ror apparently ham ulsre1 the rings -
uieres and raurued thern ssrsrHiv into
-fr-v 90 Ho-ssrisr.1s. Then he shot
fns ~lues rto hrtis sauara box sus-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-18

u,sr, Namens Sauss Wc&espe, besab 19
nod elmer auf ietuer Sarm bsfinbli1en
&artofisIs 9rubs. um baisIbf 6artoffeIn
aussusraben. @dbrenb er bamit bsi9dfs
ttst mar, CAB BET Boben unter isinen SD:
gen pIOtli9 mad uno Rc8esps p~eriant
unb erftidte. grf apst Gage brauf Qbsnbs
ertbsdte man bic erfrorene 3ei5e, meIds
cine an3abI S4peine ebsn gu ueraebren
besonnen battea.
- Spei in Der gtd5s pon Itron mob.
nsube 5armersiobue, Der 20idbrise Sin.
csns 9tuss uno Der nm elm Sabr altere
Sstnrib Siuonts MOLTEN eia uub Sas;
ieIbe Mdb@sn bstra,bsn. Seinsr woute
benz anbsrn pei9su unb Re bei5Ioien oas
Der, ii9 tn eiuem Prize fight" III mefen.
Der S9pd6sre iolte ale Iniplii5e an
bus Mdb9en sufsebeu. SSm @an3sn MIR
ben AZ &unben sefodtsn uab bann muBts
Der Rau,pf sirseitelt perben, ba beibe
&dmpfer 10 eri50pit uaren, baB iis f5
taum nod auf ben SiBen baltsu tonntsn.
9eibe SOlpeI limb furdtbar sussri1tst
worben unb bic 6ra9e. per pea Ssioen bus
Ofdo9en betOmmsn ioa, 1T nod INNER
nt1t erIebtst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-18

- am 6. Wdr3 lieB Der 2ssislaturab
seorbnete Stsuens bur9 ben @lert bee
3auies einen Brtuatbrief bes @ereraI,
ArwaIts @oobpin uerlsisu, Der in allen
&reiieu tiefs Senlatton bsrporrisf. Der
@susral: anpalt mar pom @%nbesinu elm
enti6ieosnsr @ssuer Der 2ottsrie. Bill unt
sntbiat in bieiem pon ibm am 2. Ssbruar
1890 ar ben 3situnssberausssbsr 8. 8.
SObnion BON 2isbou ssri9tsten S9reibeu
ben sausen Plan our @inidmusssluns
unb Our9psitf4uns Der S6pinbsIbia auf,
- @s 1T burd 5rI. CLARA Barton, biz
9rdIbeutin Der Ameritanil9sn Rationa!
afOciu,tOn pom Rot5sn Rreus, iest feif9e:
itsut wOrbeu, baB troe ulss a5leusnens
Der Beb6rben miube tens 5000 Qeute untsr
ben 9ionieranisblsn pou 0orbs unb Glib:
Qutota 9roBs Notb Ieibsn o6er tein Suttsr
fur tbr 9ie5 bsissn.
Der Stats: aterbau: gommifar 8. {.
9eIseien 3u @ranb Sorts, Rorb:
0atota, wtrb ale an i'm s~eianbten milbsu
Saben Sur gsrtbsiluns inter bic Bebirf:
tissn brinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-18
SGos Cafpta.

Gin 9oloIassr 1T 5fIi5 Don
Stour sails In elmer Sanbbant emit:
osdt wcrosn. Ser Sunb bat sroBs auf:
re9uns usruria9t. ba ii6 bic porsslesteu
PrOben bet Der llntetiu5uns als a4t sr:
pisisu babsn iuaeu.
Die mod in Der Gabe BON 6 3 q m:
berlaiu unidBtseu SSnbtuuer usrtim,
meln iest tbr 9riultIanb an bic tn srpbe,
5abl porbrinsenben weiBen NnfisbIer uni
Isssn ibren @tIos mad per 8dtsr Sitts In
5euerwafs r on. Die nsusn Int6mmIinst
babeu bsreits elm nsuss vEoun" sssrinbet
unb tn ni6t ulsu ferner 3sit ptrb be,
sanbe, erft tirsli5 fir bic uetBs geu6Its.
runs ssOffuete Sssirt pom feiBisen Gar;
mern uno leioer aud auerIsi i4le9tsm De;
fnbel bsfeSslt ietn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-18
WetraSfa.

- Gin In Der Rdbs BON o r mob.
member Turmer Ramens anSrsm Browo.r
iisi btsisr Gage pom benz obern GbeiIe iei.
ner DinbmibIe, cine Eisfe pon 20 5ub
berab unb brad feline beibsu 9iftsntno:
den. Oerielbe befnoet fi9 in elmer iebr
bsbentlidsn Sage unb ptrb, iaus Ct ibsr'
baupt NIT benz 2ebeu bapon fommt, wabrs
i6stnIid fur INNER uerttippsIt iein.
- Ra5 lansem, ~mabspouen Su6en 1T
es snbIi5 seIunseu, bas DunteI, psI9ss
lber benz 8sri9wtnben Der brsi &inbsr pom
Sumss @onsp in Superior f9peb.s,
gum EbeiI gu Ii5tsn, inbem bic Su9snbsn
uutsr benz giie bic 2si9s bss d~Itsiten Rins
bss fauben. Sbwobl etua 400 Psrionen
bas gis aufi9nitten unb mad ben anbsren
bsiben ainbern iu5ten, mar ss ibnsn bod
bisber nod nidt m6sIi4 seweien, BITE tl.is
men eei4eH gu finben.
- Die gObrunsen mad natarIitsm
@as tn Snbianola fnb Bis gu ether
Eisfe uOn 500 SUB pOrseidritteu, unb ss
uerbsn @sIbmittel ssiammsIt, UNI bisieI,
ben auf 1000 SUP uHb tisfer ausaubsbnsn.
- Der Stabtratb In l6afinss bot
cine Sps5tcluabI auf ben 80. april anbes
in Der ibsr bic Nussabe pou
500, 900 Sonts bsbufs 4nlase zines
SeweripItsms abseitimmt werben ioQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-18

SGinotS.

- Der v8Oman's Club" pon Oeea:
tur wtro Elm 9stm fir bsimatbloie Mdb;
den Srinben. NdbGsn, weI9e obba@los
nn6 erperbIos finb oosr wel6e f& einem
f9le4ten 2ebensDuuSeI binsssebeu baden,
t6nnen in BET anitalt Gufaabms firben.
Benn fe f9 cine 3eit lang gut gsfibrt
babsn, lou ibnsn SsiSdftisuns ueT(6aft
psrben.
: Or. s. q. NisIas, elmer Der dltsfen
anitebIer pOn PeOrta 1T Dor ~einiaen
Gasen i'm aIter Don so Subrsu aeiforben.
@r mar in @ien srbOyen unb tam l848
mad &merifa.
- Sn gbicasO ioute tie l8iabriae
&Iuine 8e9t mad Der Staats : Snbuitries
i4uIe sei9ttt werbsn, neil fe iid auf
ben StraBen umbersstriebsu bate. Gin
sepiRer Bsrsmann, Der mpsIenb MAI,
Setste aber benz &i9ter sinen Seiratbss
t4ein unb IS fislte fi9 bsrauS, baB er nit
benz Rdb4en usrbsiratbet lit. Die RIase
sssen bas Wdb9sn muBte bsBbaIb fallen
s~eIafsn perben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-18
et@su

- Dor benz SpisseI w~ahninnis sewors
ben 1T bic swan3isidbrise RasO slbsIs
Saba in Wien. sic bate tIrsIi9 bas
nnslif, fi9 bur9 unuorf9iisss umssbsn
NIT Petroleum bstrd1tli9s Branbuuntsn
I'M @sii9te unb am Sale su,u3ieben.
@iuiss Gage ipdter mar bic Patisntin 70
melt bsrssiteut, bag He bas Rrantenbett
usrIaTen uub it5 i'm 5immer fret bepssen
burfte. Gum sriten Rale mad benz I'm.
slitsfaae frat Ne Dor sen SpisseI, nun f9
bic Saare 3u orbnsn. @ntfsSt sepabrte
iie, baB ibr 9efi9t bur1 bic pon ben
Srunbwuubsn suriidseblisbsnen Rarbsn fait
bis CUR untenntIi9teit sntiteQt mar. Sis
ssberbste lid bann pIOslt9 In 10 auffaI.
lenbsr Wsiie, baB ss tIar purbs, bas Wabs
den iei pom Babnfinne bsfalen uorben.
S9lieBlid riB ie bas Senitsr auf unb mar
i'm Sesriffe, fi9 pom brittsu Stotnsrts bsrs
ab5utarsen, bod wurbe fe al Der AusfIbs
rung bieiss Sorbabens mod rs9tSeitis uers
binoert. Wan muBte fe tn bic pip9ias
tribe abtbeiIuus bss aasemsinsn Rraus
tenbauies brinssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-18
Giuen &uB in Ehren

Tam Nismanb peruebren, uub elm 8eriud
Der ct. Ssrnarb's Rrdutsrpiuen pirb
Seben, Der an gsrfupfuus. 9pspspie,
Ropfi4mer3, Wattisteit, StwinbsI, usbels
teit, Soobrenuen, @elbiu9t, Sdmer5 III
Der Settle, belester i3anss. i9Ie6tem @es
i6maf i'm Wunbs u. {. NJ. Isibet. bapou
iberaeusen, oaB btsies NitteI, befsn 3us
iummeniesuns Dor Sabrbunberten uou ben
ssIebrten Sernbarbinsr MGn5su erfunben
wurSe, aud bsuts nod bas bette Mttte!
eesen uue ieus Spmptome unb bersn
9runblstoeu, 9sbe,trantbeit, LIT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-18

- Spei Mbpotatsn In suei norbbSbmis
i9en Stdoten batten irsenb etmas u1ttetns
amber aussufe9ten, snb Der @ine uon ibs
men, uennen mir bsnisIbsn Or. a., forosrts
ben 3ueitsn, Or. .. besab i5 baber elm
&arteatrdser bss Or. u. unS uinlbts nit
inn bic gebtusunsen oss Oasls gu beipres
den; er fanb iebr tabIe anfnabms, unb
bic S~orbsruns wu,be enti5ieosn 3uridses
~uieieu. Dafir stbiflt ubsr oer SGrteas
TRIGGER am ud9ifen Gage cine Torberuns
bss Or. .. bur9 bic 8oit ;useftslt, ndms
LID cine &e4nuns fir etne vitattssbabte
y. iprebuns."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-18
WiUNssots.

- aud st. Saul bat iett sinsn
Ss,O.eaonnssofsn fir bic Ri4snabfdae
mob oru, 1fsrb Spitsm. Die 4nlase
foit-l stn. #.05. 900. Die Cylinder tons
usn uasrs3r 40 Gonnsn Nbfale per Gag
pc, albttm. Illus ben &bfdaen wiro wertb.
UOuer Oiinser unb Elm FIR bic RerSenberet'
turs wsrtbuOles Del sswounen.
- 3piiden ben dItersn unb iinseren
Stubenten Der proteitantii9 :tbsoloatlten
9odi9ule gu SamItne bsrri4en jest
3p~iitisteitsn, usISe auf bic folsenbs &C.
lunssne Weiie enttanben inb. QuG an
tisier 5o9idule 5errf9t bic Site, baB bic
iinsereu StuSsnter pom ibren dltersu @e'
noIisu sulifisistt unb iber BITE I1ieIn
anseieben werbsn uub bic SSinssren baben
f6 in Dor. @o9e bufir serd9t. Die als
tersn Stubsntsn usranfaltstsn cine Iitera'
ride ~llnterbaItuns. an wsI3er aud bic
S16ren bes Stdot9sns tseiInabmen.
Rad Nusfibruns beS grosrammss ioute
Elm Soupsr ituttfinben unb pdbrenb oben
i'm SaaIs %esiunsen unb be!Iumirt wurce,
itanbsn i'm Suisment bic idmut5aften
spsiisu, SUDDEN, @antpIorten &C. Dies
pubteu bic Sinseren unb Ieiie idii9sn fe
btnsu, n aae bic suten Sadsn aussu.
fi5ren unb I'M 96riaaIe Der So6i5uls
gang ssmitbli9 gu usrsebrsn. Der 8prs
fau, Der anfdusIid etnem burmlois n Sderss
sIi6, nabm absr ernite 9eitult an, cIs bic
dltsten Stubeutsu nit StOtsu, Stublbei:
men, ia aud nit &eooluern auf bic iiuses
TEN einbraresn unb fi5 Elm ressIrs9ter
Rampf e%ntipanu, nobel mebrere 9erpuns
bunsen Dol feIsn.
Sn Oouns 4mertca wirb NIT
benz Sau etner Sutterfabrit eriter glaHe,
unter Der Tirma Star Creamery Of gOuns
Imerica", ~beSoanen; beinabe idmmtIi9e
Burger bss 8lasss fno bur9 Gntbsil;
i9stne IN benz neuen 9siddfte bstbsiIist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-18
NiGt bic Sulusnia.

ionbsrn 2sberlsiben ftnb bisisnissn Rrant:
bsiten Don oensn bic meiiten Mteniden Be-
fallen we.bsn. Gae Sene, psl6e pou
&opfi6mers, Sobbreuner, 9srtopfuns,
SdIafofgteit, 0srpoftdt, S%breniauisn,
S6mersen in Der Settle, uebsIteit, Wattis:
teit Il. /. u. sepIast wsrben, fnb Isbsrs
tranf uno seben benz Eobe ~sntsessn, psnu
lie ni9t balo 5hlfe i9affen. aber pie?
Deit vSt. Seruaro's Rrdutsrpiuen", BEN
anertannt beffen NittsI sesen 2sbsrIeibsn,
oas is srfanbsn paros. uno ii5 Sabrbuns
berts lang bepdbrt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-18
@iSsnnHH.

- gu Sconomoppc mar am 9.
Rar3 Oas @isSei9dft nod INNER lsb5aft,
obslei9 bic Senbuuseu mad @bicasu auf.
ssb6tt babsn. SIN @anssn fnb mad lsts
terer Stabt BON bier LAO Gonnsn sesans
gen. Die @isbduisr itub aus sefiut. SIN
9an,en werben unsefabr 1880 Sonnen
seitnttter wsrben, bic sinen 0ertb pon
$57.375 reprdientiren.
- Bonn 3u6t. unb Stems sneit. 4rs
taute oes MiIpauteer Srauberrn
Gusuif uiblsin bsridtst Der vSee5ote":
auf Der tn Neu Yort obsebaltsuen Aut,
ton bon ebslu Yfsrben aus benz @sitit
bss Ssrrn 6. s. Stole in Sos 4nseIes in
Californian, tGufte 6err atusuit riblein
ben itsbsnidbrisen goablutbsusit y@Ica:
;ar" fir bsn8rets pon $25, 800. Das erfts
9sbot, weI1ss Guf ben Ssusit ssmG6t
wurbe, mar $4,000, uuo auf bafsIbe
fOIste Elm Isbbaftss gistsn, bis 5srr rtb
Ietn nit $25, 800 Rsifbistsnbsr bIisb uno
ben 3ui5las eibielt. Der vaIca,ar~ 1T
i'm Often penis bstannt, Ia CT bis lest
ausf6lisBli9 auf ben &sunbabnsn an Der
pacifctits lief. ST lit Srabsr uno leste
i9On uIs sveijabrtsss 5agsn bic Rsils in
2:294 3urit; bret Sabre alt that er ss in
1928, finf Sabre aIt in 2:2Of Winuten.
Die 9ta5riSt uOn bieism msrtuirbissn
gferbetauf bat inter ben Pferbslisbbabern
RiIwautee's Seniation sema9t. Wian
slaubt, baB 9srr llibIein ben vaIca5ar"
ausi4IisBli4 als 3u9tbsnsft auf Der
@sititfarm vGrassOea", BITE @tSentbum
Der @sbriDer lib!ein if, 81 bsnuseu sss
benft.