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Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-24
Thauksstvinz Help for Others.

Through the City Missionary association at English hall, corner of Court and State streets, which is open every afternoon and evening, Thanksgiving help may be given for the supply of special needs in worthy families known to those engaged in mis- sionary service. Funds for this purpose may be sent to Rev. MT. Mossman, the general superintendent, or to Miss s. J. Hume, the lady missionary, either of whom will mention to individuals, Sunday schools or churches the names and homes of per sons connected with the city mission who need and would appreciate their Thanks | giving remembrance.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-24
Plantation Supper.

plantation suppe and musical con cert will be given at the Bethel A. N. E. church this evenin g for the benefit of the stewards of the church. The supper will be in regulation plantation style and will consist of 'posums, 'coons, squirrels, in short, appetizing viands of all sorts. In the concert the following popular soloists will appear: Mrs. Etta Stanley Grant, Mir. John G Anthony, MT. William T. Blunt, MT. John w. Ross, MT. H. E. Manning Miss Sadie Bonner. At the close Postmas ter N. D. Sperry will make one of hii characteristic addresses.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-24
Selling Ltauor Illegally.

Edward Hope, saloonkeeper, was ar rested this afternoon charged with a viola ton of the liquor law. He was arrested while selling liquor at the Fourth Ward Democratic club rooms at IA Columbus avenue and the officers seized two full kegs of beer, which were sent in to police headquarters. He has 8 iceuse for a saloon on Putnam street.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-24
POLITICAL.
Republican City Convention.

Notice is hereby given that the Republican city convention to nominate q candidate for city treasurer will be held at the headquarters of the Young Republican Club, No. le. Insurance build ing, on Friday evening, November 2, at 5:So o'clock. JAMES BISHOP.
 Chairman Republican Town Committee. New Haven. Nov. q, 1891.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-24
Died atrhe Hospital.

Joseph Cadader, aged twenty-four. an Italian, who was injured by falling from 8 trestle on the Derby road near Birming- ham on October 26, died at the hospital this afternoon. His death resulted from the effects of a compound fracture of the thigh.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-24
Jumped out of a Window.

Mrs. Catherine Murphy jumped out of a second-story window of her home, corner of Hill and Congress avenue, and was bad ly bruised in consequence. She has been out of her mind for some time. She was taken to the almshouse.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-24
Tuesday, November 24, 1891
Fafr Haveu Ne-.

Great rivalry exists between the St. Ig- natius society and the St. Patrick's Young Mems society as to which organization has the strongest tug-of-wsr team. When these two teams met in contest last week the St. Patrick boys were victorious. At an athletic entertainment to be given by the Batchelor's association in the Quin- nipiac rink on the evening of November 30 the two clubs will try again. The out come of this coming contest is awaited considerable interest.
 A barn belonging to the John s. Farren estate and located on South Quinnipiac street was blown down by the high wind last evening. It was an old building.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-24
Republican Town Convention.

Notice is hereby given that the Republican town convention to nominate candidates for town officers will be held al the headquarters ot the Young Republican Club. No. 10. Insurance building, Friday evening, November =, al o'clock. JAMES RIsHoP,
 Chairman Republican Town Committee. New Haven, Nov. Fl. 1891
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-24
Reporter Bassett Improving.

Reporter F. S. Bassett, who was serious ly injured at the Fairfield avenue crossing, Bridgeport, several weeks ago, is improv- ing at his home on Sherman avenue. The injury to his leg has proven very painful, and he is now obliged to use crutches, but he expects to discard them soon.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-24
POSSRCA RESIGNS.

The Brazilian Dictator Gives Up the
 Reins of Government-Senor Pefx.
 etto His Successor.
 RIO JANKIRo, Nov. 23.-A deputation of naval officers waited on General da Fonse- ca to-day and stated that his acts as diota- tor had created profound dissatisfaction among the people of the country and that if he refused to accede to the popular re- quest for his resignation, they would not be answerable for the consequences. After short interval General da Fonseca issued manifesto announcing his resignation of the presidency in favor of Vice President Floriano Peixotto. President da Fonseca stated in his manifesto that his determine tion to retire from office was taken for the purpose of averting 8 civil war. Senor Peixetto is forming government
 The army is quiescent. The censorship of telegrams has been partially removed 1nsurrection had been smouldering in Rio Janeiro for several days. The first overt manifestation was the cutting of the rail way near the city Saturday night. Intense excitement prevails. A riotous crowd had destroyed the offices of two government newspapers.
 AllASh1O ARSENAL.
 A force of revolutionists here to-day at tackled the naval arsenal. The defenders of the latter, after feeble defense, capitu- lated and the insurgents took possession of the arsenal and all its munitions of war. Only a few shots were exchanged A laborer employed in the arsenal was strnck by a shot fired by the attacking party and is the only one known to have lost his life. A cannon ball fired from the arsenal struck the Candelaria church, causing con- siderable damage to the building.
 The news of the uprising created the greatest alarm in the city among women, children and citizens, who had not taken up arms in support of either party. After the conflict at the arsenal had ceased the feeling of alarm was grad ually dispelled, and all the people are now rejoicing at the success of the revo- lutionists. The members of Fonseoa's cabinet afterwards resigned. The state of siege was raised when the insurgents ob- tained control. It is expected that the members of the congress dissolved by or der of President da Fonesca will be re- called
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-24
Many Lives U.nRI

LONDON, Nov. 23.-A Bangkok cores pondent telegraphs an account of the de- struction wrought by a cyclone which swept over 8 portion of the country, wrecking thousands of buildings and caus- ing great loss of life. The towns of Chai-Ya and Bangdon have been practi- cally destroyed. Three hundred lives were lost
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-24
THE HORSE GUARDS.

Drilling and Dancing at the Armory.
 The Horse Guards had 8 merry dance in the squad drill room at the armory last evening. The company drill during the early evening was witnessed by large su- dience in the balcony.
 At the dance the grand march was led by Lieutenant E. H. Ticknor and Mrs. Blakeslee followed by Lieutenant F. L. Newton and Miss Minnie Reyes, c. J. At water and Miss Nellie Reyes, John Reilly and Mrs. Minnie Paulson and others. Among those present were Major Blakes- lee, Sergeant L. E. Toocker, Mrs. William Benedict, Sergeant Bright and wife, Miss Heubish, MT. and Mrs. Price, Sergeant James Gibbie, MT. and Mrs. Reif, F. J. Miller and many others.
 Wanted Some Peanuts.
 John Dwyer was arrested by Officer Phelps early this morning for breaking into peanut stand on the corner of Congress avenue and Washington street.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-24

Have you seen the large as- sortment of Diaries for 1892 at the Boston Book Co.'S pop ular book store, 783 Chapel street :?
 The Boston Book Co. are selling the new two volume edition of Ben Hur for five dollars regular price, seven dollars.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-24
MISSION STATIONS BURNED.
Murderous Raid in the North of
 China-Over one Hundred Christian

C"ha-OVeT One nunuTeu SnTlstiau
 Converts Massacred.
 LONDON, Nov. 23.-A correspondent at Tien Tsin, China, telegrsphs: New has ar rived here of murderous raid in the north. Well armed bands have devas- tated whole district, pillaged and burned the Belgian mission stations at Tayon and Sanchi, and massacred over one hundred converts to Christianity. The local gov ernors ascribe the raid to Mongolian rob bers. Troops have been despatched to the scene. The number of European victims is unknown
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-24
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

HAYES-In this city November 23 Mary Caring ton, widow of the late Samuel G. Hayes, aged eighty-two years. 2tB
 Peck. wife of w. P Reade, aged sixty years. Funeral services will be held at her late residence . Mo- "A Whalley avenue, on Wednesday after noon at 2:3O o'clock. Friends of the family are invited to attend. Burial at the convenience of the family 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-24
N7sIants.

one Cent . word each insertion nvs cents . word for . full week (seven sines.l
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-24
OCCUPANTS UNINJURED.

The noise caused quite commotion in the presidents hou sehold for few min utes, but speedy investigation showed that no one had been injured The flag at the front of the building was cut in two as neatly as byA saw. The president was receiving the Minnesota delegation at the time and was appraised of the storm by a rush of water under the south windows and the crash of the ballustrade. He hastened to the private part of the house and reassured the ladies of his family
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volving the eonstitutionality of he
Mckinley tariff act, because OF The
clause being left out Of the bill us it
passed the House and Senate when
il was signed by the President, UNI
til the Both of this month. The
hearing OF arguments in this case
involving the right Of Speaker Reed
to count a quorum has been set for
the same date, and the lottery case
for the first Monday in January.
MIR. Harrison is charged with
being bitterly opposed to the hold
ing Of the Republicans nominating
convention in Chicago. The ques-
tion will be decided by the National
Committee at it's meeting here on
the 23d Of this month
The first week in next October
has been set as the date for holding
the National Encampmeut G.. A.
X. in this city.
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DR.. w. SIM0NTON.
DbN1.sT.

VIII couti1ue tos.make bis regular visits 10
Nowbu-R. Row losbu,s Tor elton end X int wood
Duc notice ~ next visit 10 each place vi
appear in o.. pap3r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31
9aS Ylfieu Der Wfilh,

Das 9iftsn Der MiId III aus psri5isbsz
usn Ridii9tsn Don sinfisem ginfu6s auf
bic Saalitdt bsrisIbsn. gnmGI psrSen
bur4 bic binbutletsnoe refine, frii9e Cuff
ununseusbme @eride bic uon Der WILD muir
Su lstGt ousenommen we,bsn, 5eisiti9t
anosrisits wirb bura bas 9iftsu et: @als
ier~usrbunituns Der Wil1 unssusin ssf6rs
bert. IS entlisbt bierburd Ssrounitunsss
tdIte, wsI9e bic NtI9 tibIt uno iomit benz
S%auerweroen porbeust. 9anS Defenders
lit Dor benz StebenIafsn Der Wll5 In benz
StalIs 81 wurnsn, ,umaI ueun Die aabs
rei@Ii@ unb ttaftis ssfittert werben, ii4
iomit sr6Bsre Wsns:n amoniats uno
aubersr iblsr @ais, wsl9e pom Der WtI9
iebr lei4t aufseiosen wsrbsn, In Der Staas
luft f~inoen. sm bsiisu miro bas 2iftsn
auf einem Nil4tibIer auberbaIb bes StaIs
les poraenommeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31

Dammsr 9snbarm, psI4sr auf ibr Bitten
wieber umtebrt anb Re aus benz Didi9t
besleitet. Do@ taum III CT cine WsiIe
fortseritten, aIs er einen ~se0enben, marts
erf4itternben S9rsi ue,nimmt. SogIet9
eiIt Der @enbarm nod Der Ri1tuns bes
S9rsiss unb finbet bic Dame bersits tobt
In ibrem Dilute Iisssn, bic @urseI nit
etnem Mefer burdl9uitten unb Der san,sn
Baa,i9aft bsraubt. Bon benz W5rber
mar feline Spar msbr au enthsden. Der
9snbarm reitet barauf ,u BEN Saufs,
osfien bic Dame porbin grudbnuns sstban
bot, unb forfeit Srob fur isin pferb.
Die ulein i'm 6aufs b fntIide Grau ,r.
tIiIt, fe bdtte ~oussnblidlid tein Wsfsr
i'm s.pauis, ibr Wann fsi aut's JsIb gesan,
gen. Bie fs nod rsDsn, iritt Der Wonu
Elm, tie QelmeI nit s,ossn Blutstropfen
bs'prist. @r uurbe iofo,t psrbaftst unb
ms 9sidusuib abssflbrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31
Nranfrst6

- Nm S. WGr3 wurbe in Yaris Der
Gag Der Wai6wetbsr unb sWanner Sefsis
eft; sr maj bissmaI Defenders 9ldr3enp,
neil bic Gtabt Paris siusn Bisis pom 1000
6rancs auf ben f16uitsn Wasen Gus9eistt
bate. 8on l ubr ab woste cine bi1!e
Wsnss auf ben 9ouIsuurbs. Sa ipron.
gen poifrlt4e @lowns unb cine san3e
Wenaserie uon Barren, 20uen, Gfien uno
reiBen6sn Eissrn bur9 bic Wafen, 5rausu
batten BITE 9olsn m unb Mdnnsr ben l1ns
terrod. Nm ftoI3slien absr iprsi3tsn f5
bic coitimirten climber tn Der unsepobnten
Sra9t. YoIitif9s Wasteu warsn isbr
psrsin5elt. Gin sbemali8er llnteroff,ier
bes Sdserrssimsnts Der faife,Ii9en @arbs
bur1i9ritt in ieiner Uniform bic StraBsn ;
Elm 2 Wstsr bobsr RsrI itsdts in einem
gang aus SpieItarten Suiammeussistten
InSus unb trus am Sut bic Aufi9rift:
vConstans n'empechera pas lie jeu." MuG
has unpsrmsibIt9s franB6Hl9 5 ruiRi9e
BinbniB mar bur9 suet Rnabsn usrtrstsn,
bic, Der cine tn ruifi6sr. Der aubsre In
frans6Ri9sr Uniform, 4rm In Grul, bur1
bic StraBen 3osen. SpaBu0sel msintsn,
bas Symbol isf rs9t sutrsfsn6, bsnn wis
feline yertrster ftsde aud bas ruifide
DlnbniB nod in ben &inbsri9ubsn. Der
Bug Der Wal9wsibsr not bissmal better
ais ionf, absr uieI @isenart nal ni9t bas
rim, ba waren wte tets tn buntem Dur9s
chamber 9~answirffe, goslmdnnsr, Bas
gen, Sitter, Damen' aus Der Brstasne,
aus &ublanD unb llnsarn unb bersIei9sn
anbsres Bolt, ie nod benz sSbsal, has iebsm
Wai9wetb ODER Wai9mann pom Weus
f&enbaiein pori&webte. 8eionbers bsius
belt wurbs ein Waaen, auf wsI@em f@ bis
pou allen Dai9anftaItsn sswabIte aase'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31
eiterrei6suUaar

Gtn Taufmann zines ungarii5en
Stdbidens eriudte Dor Rur,sm cine Silma
tn Seua UNI Elm preispsrssidniB uno
Wittbsiluns BON Sesuss6eotnsunssn. Dis
5irma tain ben Wlniten umsebsnb nod,
idrisb ubsr auf ben B,isfum,1Ias unter
ben gefelort ifatt vllnsarn" ~ir,tbimIid
ySst:rrei4 : @aIiSisn~. Sn elmer ants
mort Isbate Der 1usar nibt II bas Gins
ssbsn auf tin 9si&dft runbpes ab, ion.
bern CAB aud isiusm astrdnttsn Batter.
lantssefibl foIsenteu Nusbrut: so
bette 5war i'm sanSen ni1t seuutwortst,
inoem absr id eth seborener rnsar bin
tauu i'd es nidt psidpsisen, Das Id
ibnen meme 9enaue Aorsfs sei1,iebm
babe urb Sic i3rsibeu Deliberately ali.
3isn. Sslsrrti1 1T Elm eans Ssparat.s
reidt5um unb l1nga,n elm 86nisrsi5 nuns
cert mid auf elm sroBss Saus Dos Sis
nidt uifsn Oas unsarn Elm islbitdnbisss
9anb eissnen G0nis bat unb irparaten mi.
niitsrium Das teneu ib merren."
- l1nter ben 3uitauern, psl9s tirblt6
Gormiitass auf be, &sidsbrlde BET Dien
i~fdnoen, UNI ben In Beweguns bsfnblitsn
gtsfob Der Dcnuu gu beiradten, uar aud
elm a%rifinbig eetIetoetsr Wann, wel6sr
bilt'r ouf ben eisbeoedten Strom blidte.
Bi0s!i4 ipruns CT nit ben 0o,tsn: sd
ssbe nit" in bic s5latbsn uno psri9uuno
unter ben @isidoIen!
DER PoIibstratb 2nnbtsiusr ron
Wien. iener Beanie, wsI9cr wibrsno
oes Rinstbeaterbranbss benz Raiier Sran5
Soispb auf os6sn 5rass, Oh Ssmano psrs
unslidt fei. ent9esnete: sUtairitat. &ues
1T seretiet!" if in 2uffupiccolo gsitOrben.
YoIt;eiratb 2anhitsinsr wuroe IN Dem ioae.
nunnten RinstbsaisrprojsB uOn Der sessn
i'm erbobsnen antIase frsiaslprohsu, iecO1
unmiltelbar barauf in ben bIetbsnoen Fubss
ftanb paiest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31
NebraSto.

Dad APPROXIMATIONS BON Nebrasfa
bot bic 9orIase ansenommen, weIte bic
grpreBs@ eieai9aften unter bic gontroue
Der Staats' Transportutionss Beb6rbe felt.
- Ser 2Oidbrise Sobn pom 9iutbsr,
4 WsiIen o Crete pobnbaft, trteb in
sinsu, @abnfinns anfaue bic san3e SamiIte
aus benz Sauis. Ser gonitabler, ueI5er
i'm ipdter ~perbaftete, fanb i'm auf benz
@iisnbabuseIeiie fsen.
- Die Bin, bur9 usIds Der Sabrprsis
aut ben giienbabnsn bes StaateS auf 2
Gents pro WsiIs b~srabseisst msrbsn ioate,
lit i'm Senat Der 9eisssebuns NIT 20 ses
gen 10 Stimmen perworfen worben.
- @ssen Gsiebsit Dor benz Ssinbs bat
ft5 as~senndrt,s 9apt. 9enrp @atIsp pom
bee @ompasnie G oss Q. 8unbes. Snfantes
RE: 9tsstmsnts Dor benz In . q : a auf
gefstl pcs Bsfebl5abers bes Departments
bes Slatle auialnmensetretenen &tiessses
ri9ts gu perantmortsn. Capt. gatIsp fol-,
ME bic antIass bsiast, am 80. DECEMBER
1890, aIs feline @ompasnts ben 8efsbI err
belt, aur l1nterftisuns bes nit ben Siours
Snbianern Bel pins &tbse fdmpfenben 7.
@aualertes& estmsnts uorsuridsn, f9 uns
ter btm Sorseben, er fei t:ant, sewsisert
baben, oisism BefebI Solse 3u leitsn, pisls
msbr babe sr ben erifsn Qieatenant Gunner
eriu9t, an ieiner Stsge bic @ompasnie 81
befebltsen. Sbers9 lieutenant Turner bot
oieie antIuse bsrstts uuf benz 3euseuitano
eioIid bstrdfttst unb iusie ierner aus,
Capt. galley isi bamaIs gar ni@t trans
ssweien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31
@sSeouRu,

- Sn @e,i5t gu GOnb Blu Sac III
iest enpltt Der Gnrf9sto sur Bssnbisuns
Oss bsribmtsn gsa,ipart. pro;efes non
9rsstns ssssn Wnasban eiusstrasen pors
ben. am Is. Sunt 1887 betraibete Sobn
NtinaSban uon @bllton unb Gil esm Absno,
iowle am %. uno %. bensiben WouGts,
uuroe iDm etne S%asenmuit ssbraGt. Gin
ortttsn Abeno l9oB er IN Den Sauisu unb
traf 9,sstns ms Ssin. Sisstus fen.
tlaste aut S1aosuerias fir ben 0etIuff
Der Dlenlte is,nss SObnes, Der Is Sabre
alt mar, unO erb'slt $500 sussiprO9sn,
weI5es urtbeil absr pom Sbsrgsri9t per-
wortsn wutce. Ro9 sus,mal puroe tn
oerit!ben AnSelsssn9stt sstlast uno i:bss,
nal ertannte bas Sberseri9t gu 9lnitsn
oes 8srtIastsn uuO sutl9iso, baB elm fog.
@bariUurt ais auirubr ~ bebsl9nsn unb
geleswiorts isi.
-Sn Reenab entianb in Der Yas
pie,ml5le uon s. W. Oauaro cine Rapbtas
@rploton, unb tounte man bic @ri4itte,
runs tn Der san3sn StaSt wab,nebmen.
&oisnop, einsr Der in Der Sabrit bei5dfs
tistsn arbsitsr, 5os R4 ssfdbsIias granbs
wunben ga.
- Wit einer RapitaI pon $4,000 wurbs
in GrempeIeau bic Riperioe Butter,
uEo &dies@ eisuidaft orsanifirt, wsl9e
eine WooeusW Pil1srsi uno &dlefab,it i'm
Gufanse bsS Srisiabrs In Setrieb iesen
Mil, flr wel1e 9apis & Rantin pom
Chicago bic 9stdtbi9aftsn Iiefsra usrbsu.
- 9is tirsIi1s @nti5eiSuns tes @es
neraIIanbamtes, paB pirtIidsn InieoIern
teine bspor3ustea Hs4te auf bic Smabas
Qdnbereieu, bic nd9itsn Monat frsiseses
ben usroeH, sewabrt werben, pi,b BspObs
nern auf benz Canoe pisle lInanasbmli1s
teitsn bsreitsn. DieisIbsn babsn bsbeus
!enoe getbsfsrunsen sems3t unS babsn
ben Winter oalelbit bsreits sewobnt. vi.
lem Ani5ein na9 pirb es su Demonitras
tionsu tommen, benu bisie gsute babsn su
piel @eIo a~uSewanbt, ais baB ie AQss
Obne Rampf aufssben werben.
- Ser RorbpsfIi9s Sdnserbunb, weIs
der bieies Sabr bas 25jabriss Subtldum
isinss Ssitebsns feisrt, wirb pom 8. bis
~. Suli a. c. bas Is. S6nssrfsit tn Mils
wautss abbaIten. Die Organization
bssislbsn 1T aus sablrsi9sn, b~libsnbsn
slansusreinen aaer s,6Bersn Stdbte
pom Wisconhn, Suiuois, Soma unb Wins
asiota cufammsnssfsst, bereu srUbs Gsft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31
&a1SaS.

- Gin pon benz Sprebsr @lber unb
ben 8olfssnben Der psrI9ieSeaen gomites
bee Sauiss Der isst uertastea 9ssisIutur
undergraduates Wan,fsit an bic Wdblsr i'm
Staats III am 90 Wdrs pub!isirt porben,
uotin barsele9t uiro, mos bic Soltspartsi
9eleiltet babe uno wie Der Utebrbstt bes
Sauies ieitens bss Ssnats, Der Stuatss
bsumteu unb faft Der ganben Brsfe i'm
Staate Oppofitiou Sema4t porosn iei.
- Sn @arnett brannten BITE StaI:
lunsen pom ). Wation iouis bss 5abiicus
Wobnbuus unb Sannon's Slbuerbduier
nieber; 25 Bferoe famen In ben BREMEN:
ben Staunn9sn nm. Der Sbaoen be:
lduft fa auf iibsr $40. 900. nit nur $1,000
SsriSsruns.
Guf ben RpblsnfsIbern Der Sea.
penportb Goal Company 1T man in
Der Gisfe uOn nur 80 6uB rr terbaIb BEN
issteen Yobsn Der 2supsrwcrtber RobIen.
mine auf cine SO SoQ itarte RobIsnaber
seftoBsn, wslte uab Der Infbt bes gu:
psrintenbsnteu Carr siuem md1tisen 6l6ss
aussb6ren muB.
- Sm Soutb Bari ~ Rana 6
@itp Gam BaIter @onerb, Elm 5idbrissr
Rnabe, auf i9redli@e Weiie um's Qsben.
Der 6leine bate einen Reifsbaufsn anses
Sinbst, tam nit ieiuen Rlstosru benz Ssusr
3u nabe uno erlitt, beuor ism 9iIfe ssIei:
itet weroen tonnte, 70 i6psre Branbuun,
ben, beB er baIo barauf itarb.
- guf Der Prairie suii6sn ellis unb
Bpers fanb man bic 2sids zines S6afs
btrten Ramens @lsnnirs. pel9e pom
S4ataIen bsreits tbsiIpeiis ~3srft6rt par.
Die ausen waren aus ibrsn 9ObIsn ssriis
fen unb 0aie uno @aHsen battsn bic &c;
frdBisen Gbiere per3s5rt. @lsnmire bate
fi4 wabrf9sinIi5 wdbrsnb elmer Der Ietten
S&ueeftirme u~erirrt unO ieinsn Cob bur9
grfrisrsH s~sfunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-31

meine RSnisin ausr Barrier Dui6weibsr
unb sWduner befanb. SrduIein Siearb,
70 bieB bte gr.orens, If eine gang babi&e
Sunsfrau pon 26 Sabrer, He trus bic
fIeibiame Tradt elmer 66nisin aus Der
9eit 9einrt@'s III. Ser &0nts bes Wds
i@eruoltes bate ii@ sinen i&Ie4ten politis
f%en Wis gefattet, inbem er @arnot, ben
Prdfbenten Der &epubIii, na9abu,te. @r
mar in i@par3em Mn3us, iibsr bsmislbeu
pranste Elm robes Banb, auf weI5sm Der
Rame Der Wai@anitaIt seidrieben itanb.
gr trus ben Bart senuu wie @u1not unb
sribte wie biefer, wsnn sr I'D in Der OFF;
fentli1teit ;eist.