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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14
Saar, Iuisl, Gifel unn Sunsrid.

Die ~l7jdbrise Sodter bes @nitrei,
hers gaDer aus Srier Waar mar nit
ibrer Shweiter in einem @einberae
nabe bel &ilrenS bei1dftt9t. Die bel.
Den MGo6en perlieBen lire Irbeit mad
IL ubr, I'M ibrsr Wutter, wel6e oas
Wittageilen bringen ipllte, e~ntge9ensl-
geben. gls lie on Die Sarriere tamsn,
fanOen lie oieielbe perl6lpiieu uno in
oemielben Nugenblids iubr au1 Elm
BON Srler tDmmenoer 8iiter,u9 on
ibnen pprbei. Sas cine Der Waoaen,
i'm 8lauben, Dap nun alle 8efabr Dor.
bel lei, bob trOB Der Warnun9en Der
S6welter Die Sarriere auf, INN biniiber
81 ellen. lin Die ndmli4e 3eit brauite
uber Der ShnelSug BON 9oblenS DON
Dem Wt1o6en unbemertt. beran, sriaSte
Die llnglildli6e uuo brabte ibr 9raB.
li6e S%erleBungeu am &opie bel; auBer.
Dem wurosn ibr Die 6iiBs politdmoia
absetrenut. IS selang nod, ibr bic
SrOitunSen Der GeligiOn 81 reiben, ebe
lie perl6ieo.
&pll burg. Nls tiir,li1 Arbeittr
in Dem SlieBsner Stsinbru6 Scr Sirma
Sdulte nit Dem SOrtidaffsn bon Ab.
rdum beitdfti9t narsn, nei9te ii9
plOBlih cine stpa 3 Weter bobe oiinne
Selspano uno be9rub i'm Ga0en 3psi
@rbsiter. ginsr mar ioiort t0bt, Der
anoere itarb na1 stma elmer Stunos.
Sin oritter Nrbeiter iOnnte fi1 nur
our6 i6neles 3uriidiprinssn rstten.
Die Smei erl6lagenen limb aus Grsfelb
uno wurosn uutsr GROCER 9stbsilisung
beerol9t.
@erolfein. Sie unfitte, BIT
SpdSeiten gu idisB.u, bat in benz be.
nadbartsn Wiirlenbad pisoer ein lin.
9liid sur 6olse 9sbabt. 9aielbff i1o6
ii1 Elm 8uri9e Don II Sabren be
rette Sano p~oltdnois bur9, inbem
ibm bic Piftole 81 irib los9ins.
S4psi9. 81. Gtt. Sine 3rar.
badsr @einiirma tauite oisier Sase
bierislbt rs Suosr l893sr Weiu UNI
sluar oas 6uosr o~urdi4nittli1 gum
prsiie DON 370-3S0 Wt. Die Yreiie
limb iiir ben b~iesidbriaea Uein oQeut.
baIbsn isbr ssrinS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14
6robher,oethum.
Qus Ser Pauptitaot.

Die Ganoioatur in Der NGtur=
wiiieni1aiten bat Sr. g.. Sir3 aus
6rilin9en nit Seirieoigung beltanoen.
Sr. YrOfeiior Sbpes bate
oieier Sage swei rett nette Iquarell-
biloer bel Se9ers ausgcitelt, bon
oenen insbeionoere oasjeni9e, Die Jog.
ySlei1" i'm Staotgrnno oarltelleno,
IeDr bemlInoert murOe.
Ser ber5pg bat Our6 Die
Germittelung ots Srn. Sn9enieurs
Srep ein Se9eniiber Dem Gpnpltt 9ele=
genes, Dem Sotclier @raNeur su9eb0=
rennss Serruin iiir Die Summe bon
IS, 600 nj. eriuorben. Gin War.lll
miro bort errihtet iperoeu.
Sr. Static, Yroiehor an Der
NOrmali6ule, lit Suriid9etreten. Oils
Na6iolger oes Srn. Slaiie, 1T Serr
S. .. &0uoer alls Nieoeranpen, SOt=
tor Der YbilOiopbie uno Ybilolosie,
auserIebeu. Serielbe bat nuh Grlan-
9ung oes SottoroiplOms Elm Sabr aui
Der ecole normale primaire supe-
rieure 81 81. GlOuo ituoirt.
Srn. 2eon @Irtb, Sirettor
Der Snternationalen Sant, lit ourt
ben Sob oes Srn. j.. De S6asier fret.
gemproene STEELE inn Gerpaltun0sratb
Der @ibelm : S%uremburg =Giienbabnen
ilbertragcn mOroen.
Sie Ganbioaturpriifun9 in Der
Bbarmaccutif bat Serr Sobann Cur
Gn! @reiib nit gefricOi9ung, Die
nauoiOHtur Der &ehtswilieni6aIt Sr.
NJras SuB aus Surembur9, ebenials
INIT Seirieoi9ung, beitanoen.
$ +. Seinri6 Seloentein,
mtlder mebrere Sabre binourb ais
Sorltacceililt gu SblOB Berg tbdti9
9eweien uno Dor Sturgeon um feline Gnt-
laljung eiu9etOmmen lit, nm oas i'm
9ansen 9dnoe betannte 8eIhait 'einer
Shmie0ermutter, Der Srau 99ittpe
Sette9alt 81 i%ibernebmen, lit, in Aner-
tennun9 leiner lODalen uno g~etreuen
Sienlte, pom @roBberSog gum Sitter
oes @oolpboroens ernannt wproen.
Sisier Sage lamb Die Ysrltsi.
9erun9 oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
"Greien Yreiie" iUwie bes Watsrials
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14
snrembnr8ii6es aus SeI8ien.

arlOn. q. Oft. Sr. s. 9. Gol.
let, 6lerc zines Suiilier, bat iein Sra.
men Dor Dem Siirp bon Heuf1ateau als
6anoioat-SuiIlier nit GROCER @us3ei9.
rung b%eltanOen.
Der bohw. Sr. gbbe Wibael
S4ilB 1T Nlmoienier bel Der @rloner
8arni'on ernannt on STEELE oss 6r.
Nbbe Seclere.
Sur6 t0nisl. Sei6luB III ST.. =.
Gmono=Garoelr als Siirsermeiiter BON
st. 9ecile, Acknowledgement girton, CT.
ndrnt.
Webig. Sebten Wontag 8ormit.
tag 1T bier oas Wobnbaus oes Wau.
rers Seinrib Shmit, SO. 237 abae.
brannt. Der S6aoen betrast mobl 3
bis 1000 Srs.
Gipil It ano Der Stabt Ir3ou,
pon l. bis 10. OCTOBER.
9etratben. - gom 4. SeroiManb Ser,
man Selfoiie nit Soiepbind altenbopeu.
Son7. Salerils Sictor Saber nit Barbara
SioaLne. @orn 9. Sobam Soiepb Remi9
llit eIara Senning. Som II. RarI Soispb
SIetor &iraro init Raria Sabst.
SterbefGlle: - Bonn 3. Sobanna
Wsatben. "a Sabre, Satin Don 5ran, &os,
man. Sran; Sind, 81 Sabre. Sobn pom
uerltoIbenen Sran; uuo Soispbina S1mids
ratb. Som 10. 6rau, Gprarb, SO Sabre,
sS'ttper pon Wtaria SOiepb earo9s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14
&Ieiucre @abribtrn aus ucri9icoenen
Crtihaftem.

Sn oas Saus oes 8drtuer 2ameId
su @alfsroingen idlib ii9 Elm Sieb
uno itabl mebrere Stiife 2einlpano, bic
auf benz Speiber gum Srofueu binsen;
benz i'm ielben Saule p%Obnenoen 3ent=
ner S1pller ltibiBte Der Sieb cine sol=
oene 9amenubr nebit Settle.
3u Weiswampa6 lit unter
Dem SornUieb bic 9efiir6ttte Wil;-
branoieube ausgebrO1en.
3u Sioelin9en beabli1tiet
cine ausldnoiihe 6irma cine Ybos=
pbatfabrit gu erri6ten uno iipar Ober.
balb bes Wertes, in ySumpei6oal".
Die iran,olii6s Yoli,ei brabte ben
9eiltestranten Sobam Bernard Sieoler
aus Wonneri6 iiber Die @reu;e. Gr
,puroe 81 Gttelbrild i'm Gentral1pspi,
unterSebra6t.
3u Sintgen wuroe nit ben
neutrality-suspicious. %begonnsn; bic
Soften betra9en II, 500 Sr.; bic Saltpt,
leitln9 lit 400 Weter lana; llnters
nebmer lit Sr. SOltert aus Siinsoori.
Ger 81 Siintinsen sebaute arte.
liihe Srunnen lit iertig, 10 bis Is
Mteter tiet. uno lieisrt rei9lides
Wailer.
gu Siwin9en erntete Der Nderer
Seinri6 Sbia &%artoreln I'M 8epibte
bon 2 Silo9r. 50 8ramm 8epibt.
3u Sellingen sebt oas nelle
Sdulbaus ieiner SolenOun9 e~ntse9eu.
SasIelbe wuroe inter Der 9eltung oes
Serrn Nrbitett,n &emp aus Currents
burg uno ourh ben untcrnebmsr ).
Geinen aus SiiDelinaen fertisseitelt.
Der Sdloiier 6ran5 Sbia aus
Neubori wuroe iriib MOrSeus beim
Sang CUR @rbeit bon Swei unbetannten
StrDl1en iiberfallen uno oerart miBz
banOslt, DAB sr oas Sett bitten mus.
Gem 8drtner W. 81. aus 9ol=
lin9er9runo liuo Spei mertbpolle 9iibe
our1 SlltteroerBlttllng 9efallen.
gu Neuoor bel G~uremburs pa-
rem Die S%a9lObner @raie uno &emp
un chamber geratben IN Der SiBe oes
Samples bib &emp ieinem Ge9ner ben
Saumen ab.
Ole alte Hfarrtirhe 81 So-
linsen wiro reItIlrirt uno i'm Snnern
nit Walereien osrSiert; leBtere Nrbsitsn
Weroen BON SetOr0tiOnsmalern aus
Sous bel &emi1 ausSeiiibrt.
Ger Miiler Nbels bon .GOtbers
miih!" bel 9ianoen iiel beim 5rasen
zines Sades Webl oerart, oaB sr ben
Dub brad uno lia al Der Ssite i6wer
perIeBte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14
De gr0sze Manitou den huot

De crosse Manitou den huot
Am ufank drei puor lett erschafen;
Eft wor ent schwarz, emit rot. ent weisz,
we 81 mach haut doremmer lafen.
Ais pr0fsteck wor de schwarZe mann
Gew6ss scho quit, net re feruochten:
Ma besser huot ct him gefall,
we hen de rode konnt betruochten.
Dach wor sci grGszt, sci meschtersteck,
Zum ~wGnegsten an sengen aen,
we hen de weiszen duorgestallt,
An sail betruocht matSammt de fraen.
Drei k6schten huot en- hinne gin,
W6fun e jidder konnt eng w6len;
A wat an dene keschte wor
Dat well ech 6ch el0 erzelen.
An enger wor fun allerla,
SchG hicher, karten, a popeiren;
DO zw6t hat mcsser, stillebG,
DrL h6nte fir op d'welt re feiren.
Ma an der dr6tter, leschter k6scht
DO wore guor ferschidde watfen,
Wa helen, aXen, an eng spuot,
hurz, sache fir dermat re schaffen.
De weisze kuckt de lescht net un
En- denkt, l0sz amer sech geheien;
De zwet licht him scho me an dan,
He wGnscht wuol d'watfen, de dra leien.
Dach welt. dem rode mann EUR fred,
Hen sech de mat de scheme bicher;
De r6den helt se.h djuogdgeschir;
Dem schwarze bleift de lescht kescht
sicher.
Dir kermit nun heiaus kl0r gesin:
De weisze a soil dichteg leren;
Soil schreiwe, lessen, branntwei man,
En- herrelewe soil he faren.
De rode mann soil jeer gin,
Ke feierwaszer soil he machen.
De schwarzen huot genuch re dun
Mat senge schweren arbechtssachen.
So welt de gr6sze gescht ct hun.
Wa mir albeit sci wonsch erfellen,
Da bleiwe mir a senger gnad;
Eft soil ken hGger strewe wellen.
Dem weisze passt ct quit, wann hen
Ka lese, rechne, schreiwen; +
Dem rode kann ct schedleg gin,
De soil bel sengem handwerk bleiwen
Eft hu schon etlech onsrer lett
Gel9ert schreiwen; dat g6f defer;
ST hun hir hemecht ganz ferkaft
OPP engem klenge steck popeier.
Wat quit as fir de weisze mann,
Dat passt net emmer fir de roden.
Mir wellen net geleert sin
Ferlangren net no neie modem.
Dem gr6sze Papp 70 Washington
Dem s0t, dass mir ons schGn bedanken;
I'm freie lewen hu mer fred,
Ma fir seng lGer - keng ~gedanken.
n. E. BECKER.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14

49, f0'' ~ ~
i6lag oes e~riteren erfolgte gum Yreiie
bon 100 Sr., Der oes leBteren gum
Yreiie bon 5000 6r., beioe an Srn.
Solepb Sriif. Sobn oes Oeritorbenen
Srn. g. Yriif.
SRI. Warie W ii II d II aus rn=
Ierer StaDt reiite oieIen Serb't i'm guf=
TRACE Der &eaierung na6 Seuti6lano,
I'm Die ginri6tun9 Der DDrtigen Saus=
baltungs= lno So6i6ulen sl ituoiren.
Seit Sabren lit Sri. Wiinben in auf=
OpfernDer gSeiie an Der ltIot. MIo6en=
Sonnta9sihule tbdtig.
81 &lpIter Der &armeliterinnen
bpm 3itabauIe fano bic feierlite Gin=
~tleiouug itatt, Gin9etleiOet wuroen:
SdweIter Iapbael, geb. Satbarina
6rieori6 aus gDnnepeg; S6welter
Gran5ista, 9eb. 9ouiie 9ommel aus
SerSis; Sdweiter Maria, geb. Suiti1e
9erneOen aus 8onoOrf; Sbmelter
Gdcilia, seb. Maria Subn aus gllt=
mics; S6weiter Wa9oalena, 9eb.
Wtarie Gubn aus Iltnies.
4u Der bon ISrn. Notar @rocius
abgebaltenen 8eriteigerun9 Oes in Der
Nrlenal 9lOenue gele9enen Sauies
&euder lino 60, 900 6r. fir oasielbe
gebpten woroen; Der oefinitiue 3uI1lag
erfol9t ipdter.
) n elmer oieier 5a9e i'm 2otal Der
,@Dm" Itatt9eiunoenen @eriammlung
Der einberuicnen @eielihaiten waren
etwa % GeielidaIten pertreten. Sr.
9loUOtat uno Seputirte Grip Meri9,
Prdlioent Der .Gpm", ipra6 nad gr=
Ofinung Der Yeriammlung iiber Den
3pef Der 3uiammentunit unO oarna6
ipra6 Or. NOpotat uno 8emeiloeratb
Glter, ais Yrdiipent oes Sids'i6en
WOnuments ilber leBteres VOrbaben.
las GrgebniB Der Yeipre6un9eu mar,
Dap porlaufig Smei Gomites, b. b.
zines iir Sids uno ein IOldes fiir Senb
pirten lOl. Yin cine Gereini9ung bei=
Der @Omites gum 3wede zines SOppel=
monumen.es, oas i'm Yrin5ip beidloi=
len lit, I0ll crit lpdter berangetreten
peroen. Die Soee, ben Srn. Staats=
miniIter GDI6en ipater gum Gbreupra-
l"ioenten Der 81 pereinigenoen 6omites
81 ernennen, foU0 algemeinen Seifdll.
Sn ben 0orltGuO bes 2enB'i6en Sent=
mails puroen oann gepGblt, Die $50.
Merid ais prdIioent, MiiQenoprf Nr=
hitett, als Setretdr; Pieifier, Yrali=
bent oes St%erbetaNen Yereins, ais
&aiiirer; terner Die S0. Nrenot,
Staatsar6itett, Wenc9er, Wuitpro=
feiior, uno WiIip-9snOrt, Gauimanu,
ais Wtitglieoer. Is iOl oemudbIt cine
rationale Subicription erOfinet tperocn;
and weroen bic peri1ieoensn 8elell.
ibaiten Goncerts uno Yoriteuun9eu
gum Yslten oes Wonumsntss GenB per.
anitalten. Cine Der erIten 8eiellhaf=
ten, bic Elm 2enB=GOncert peranitaltet,
wiro bic Wulitseieaihait BON &olin=
9ersruno iein.
einem allbetaunten E1uibo!o aus
SOllerih Iiel es am Is. Git. Nbsnos
wieoer Gin in Der oOrti9en @irtbihaft
Sbmit iih in iciuer 9tauilult 81 pro-
ouilrcn, inoem er jcoen antOmnlenoeu
8dit idIu9 uno btldltigtc ip8ar Den
Srn. Yoli,ei : GOmmindr Iummau,
welder binsa9sruieu wuros. iticB ct
nit benz 6uB aui Die 8ruit. ais osr-
ielbs Jpn ourA Giltigcs 3ureoen 3lr
&uBs briussu mol!te.
Sr. 3. Yfeiffen bnsioer,
Sobn oes 9ilisbibliOtbctars Der Staot=
bibliotbit. bat Die Friiiuna ais Sta-
tioasallilient nit GriolS ~beilanoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14
Nus ben luremburser Nniieo!NuBsa

Sus Miuueiota. - 6r1u -ama,
uno ibre So6ter Soiepbiue pon ".,.teIl.t.
Si9entbiimer oeS ,gticouet Nou' otl..nu,
Saren eiriSe Sage bic @Gite Der oam..t. ~,
aSm. SiIperlou pou Iielp rlm.
aus @iScouiin. - Serr q. Nran;en
bat in u aube bes GiSentbum, peldes
benz perltorbenen Ssrrn aSeS sebDrte, 9etauit.
Sn Der ct. Warientirds in Selslum
weroen am IA. Nopenber bur6 Gep. ".
Oberliufels 9etralit: Soerr Wm. 8artbeiier
pon NebraSta nit SRI. aatbarila 8rid pon
Belgium.
Su SoIp eros 1T Don Der Sauptitrabe
aus eim %iubltautiellsr. breiter aieowss mad
Der 8ir6s bsrseitelt woroen, al Stels oes
aus 0rettern coultruirten alien Selteupe9es.
Weit improvements" III man III 0pID GroB
immtr l1usu bel Der Sano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-14
ENG RED

Gehale fun engem Indianerheptlenk, we
d'reg6ronk eur zeit der besidlonk fu Flo
rlda hinne VOLT schole gin. lIiistorlsch)
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-01-21
The News Condensed.
Important intelligence From All Parts.
CONGRESSIONAL.

SdCOhu SESSION.
IN the senate no business was transacted on
the 18th owing TO the funeral services over the
remains OF the late Senator Kcnna. In the
house bill was introduced increasing from one
to two dollars per barrel the internal revenue
tax on formehtcd liquors. recess was taken
TO attend the funeral of the late Senator Kenna.
IN the senate bill was introduced on the
18th 10 extend to the North Pacific ocean the
provisions OF the statutes for the protection OF
fur seals and other fur-bearing animals. A
resolution was adopted calling on the secretary
of the treasury for copy OF the opinion of the
law officer OF the department under which he is
disbursing the 5,OOOOc0 souvenir coins in aid OF
the Columbian exposition, conditioned on Sun
day closing. In the house flibustering
against the consideration Of tho private war
claims bill resulted in nothing being accom-
plished
IN the senate on the l4th the Nicaragua ship
canal question was discussed. e. In the house n
bill to ratify an agreement with the Cherokee
nation of Indiaas was considered and bill to
admit Utah as state was introduced
ON the 10th speeches were made in the senate
against the McGarrahan bill: Ia favor of a con-
stitutional amendment limitirg.the presidential
office TO one term, and in defense of the consti.
tutionality of the anti-option bill -. In the
house resolution calling upon the executive
departments for Information as TO the number
and amount OF war claims allowed or disal.
lowed by departments was adopted. A motion
to suspend the rules and pass bill TO settle
the claims of Arkansas and other states under
the swamp land grants failed to secure tho
necessary two-thirds vote and was defeated
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-01-21
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

LEWIS BAKER died suddenly at his
home in Poughkeepsie, n. Y, in the
1Olst year of his age. He leaves three
aged CO., Nicholas,
aged n, and Cyrus. aged 72.
UpoN canvassing the returns of the
election on Novembe s in Arkansas
it was shown that the amendment to
t e constitution requiring an elector to
exhibit poll tax receipt before he can
vote at an election was adopted.
DIR. SAMUEL LOGAN, aged SO, one of
the oldest and most prominent physi-
clans in the south, died suddenly in his
Office in New Orleans.
THE official canvass of the vote cast
In Nebraska at the recent election
showed that the republican governor
and other state officers were elected
and Gov. Crounse was duly inaugu-
rated.
WILLIAM II. WICKHAM, mayor of
New York city during 1875 and 1879,
died in that city, aged e5 years.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-01-21
LATER.

THE large building at Chicago occu-
pied by the Calumet club was destroyed
by fire on the night of the nth. Many
costly works of art We're among the
contents. Loss, $500, O00
AT Denver, Col, on the 17th, DIR.
Graves was granted new trial by de-
cision of the supreme court The opin-
ion of the court is that without doubt
certain we'll established rules of the
law of evidence had been neglected in
the trial in the lower court. All the
evidence was purely circumstantial.
RUTHERFORD b. HAYES, ex-president
of the United States, died at his home
in Fremont, o., on the night of the nth,
aged II years The immediate cause OF
death was neuralgia of the heart
THE widely-known landscape artist,
Joseph Hitchins, died at his residence in
Pueblo, Col, on the 10Th, of paralysis.
He eXcelled in Colorado scenery, his
portrayal of the peculiar mountain at
mospheric effects being particularly ad-
mired.
| AT Koltomo, Ind, on the 18th $40 men
| went out at the Diamond Plate Glass
works because of an order requiring
eleven instead of ten hours work a day.
This was made necessary. the manage
mcnt claimed, because of the low price
of glass.
AT Providence, R. l., on the nth,
| twenty-five degrees below zero was re-
ported from several sections of the state.
ADvIcEs from Rome state that the
vatican has chosen Cardinal Gibbons to
be delegate to the Catholic congress at
Chicago
THE French government will soon
strike a blow. 1t is reported on excel
| lent authority that there is ample evil
dence of royalist conspiracy and that
arrests will be made at an early date.
The conspiracy was hatchcd in London
and Madrid in the interest of the Count
of Paris
| ADvIcEs from Berlin state that the
president of the Saar miner,' associa-
ton, has petitioned the emperor to re-
ceive deputation who propose the for
nation of committee of two miners,
two mine officials and jurist to exam
inc the working Of the mines
IN the senate on the nth the anti-opton bill
was debated for nearly three hours and then
went over without action. Tho McGarrahan
bill was put TO u final vote, but was defeated,
| the affirmative vote falling eight short of the
constitutional majoritv. Abl to repeal the silver
| bullion pure hase provision of The Sherman bill
was reported from the committee on finance,
placed on tho calendar and the senate adjourned.
, -. In the house but little was accomplished
The OILY bill OF public Importance which passed
was one providing for the punishment OF Of
lenses by passengers on the high seas Ad.
> purned.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-01-21
HE KISSED HER.
And Having Dono That, offered n Miser
ablo AuOlORy,

And Having Dono That, offered n Mixer.
ablo Apology.
1t was after the ball on Christmas eve.
Echoing fragments of the waltz still
rang in his ears
AS the coupe ran skimmingly west
ward over jackson boulevard, the flick
ering street lights revealed and con-
cealed her face. The light and shadows
enhanced her beauty, for he had never
seen her so enhancing before.
Up the broad steps into her home.
The gas burned low. Her slender fin
gers hung to his moment. She stood
directly under the gas get, upon which
some one, in anticipation of the morrow,
had hung a sprig Of mistletoe.
He could not help it-he kissed her.
She looked so pretty, SO innocent. under
that sprig of mistletoe.
Yes, it was an ungentlemanly and
unmanly thing to do. Her frightened,
startled look panied him. He STAN
mered out q miserable excuse. Her
great eyes fillod with tears and she
gave a little, choking sob when he
upologized.
Dear little innocent" he thought.
81 would not have hurt her SO for the
world"
And she-after he was gone-shc
dropped into great chair and sobbed.
Like him? love him. And to think
that he should kiss mo nt last, and then
to say he didn't mean anything by it.
What does he think l put the mistletoe
there for? The idiot!'-Chicsgo Inter
Ocean
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-01-21

In his annual message Gov. Flower
says that fifty counties of the Empire
material on their roads an aggregate of
$2,7I0,0O0, an average of s54, 900 piece.
The governor is confident that large
proportion of this annual outlay is
wasted With no greater outlay, if
made under different system, he said
he is satisfied that each county might
be covered with firm macadam roads
and SO enjoy all their resulting ad-
vantapeS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-01-21

THE presidents order extending the
classification of the postal service SO as
to include all free-delivery offices will
bring under the civil-service law about
$50 post offices not now included. Of
these G7 offices have 25 or more, but less
than so employees; about 26O have 10 but
less than 25 employees, about 22o have
less ,han 10 employees. This and other
extensions made by President Harrison
make the total number of places within
the classified service 43. 900.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-01-21

In the last twenty-five years France
has seen twenty-seven ministeries born
and die, whilst Great Britain has only
seen six in twenty-four years-three of
Mr.. Gladstone's, one of Lord Beacon
fields and two of Lord Salisburys. The
life of al average French ministry is
less than a year, compared with four
years, which is the English average
during the last quarter of a century.
In all, it has taken England since 1901
to make as many changes as France
has accomplished since 1870.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-01-21
FRENCH novelists are forming

FRENCH novelists are forming pow
erful association for the protection of
their rights against publishers, their
chief alleged grievances being that the
publishers sell their books at any price
they can get for them, and that they
print and sell larger number of vol
umes than they account for.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-01-21

THERE are strange stories coming
from Paris now, and they all point to
the reckless spirit of revolution which
always appears whenever there is any
unusual political excitement in France.
The Panama canal investigation started
plotters against the government in half
n dozen different directions to work up
on the prejudices of the people. The
monarchists, the imperialists, the So
cialists and the anarchists make up a
strange ombination, but such it is that
works against the republic.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-01-21

ONE of the many achievements of the
late Prof. Horsford, of Harvard, was
the invention of an army ration which
should be light but nutritious, to di-
minish the burden of transportation
when troops were on the march, and
Gen. Grant had half a million prepared
for use. Prof. Horsford took out no
fewer than thirty patents, mostly for
chemical preparations, during his life.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-01-21

AN old-time friend of Alexander II.
Stephens says that the confederate vice
president was in his day the best whist
player in the south. He always found
time to devote an hour or two every
day to the game, and when at home
used to play every evening until mid
night Nothing delighted him more
than to have his neighbors drop in after
tea for "a social game"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-01-21

CAMILLE SAINT-SAENs, the French
composer and organist, has finally
given a much solicited assurance that
he will visit Chicago this year and con-
duct series of concerts and recitals.
These will probably occur between May
30 and June IS. When his own organ
symphony is performed he will himself
preside at the keyboard.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-01-21

The American hog is up and coming.
At the present rate he will soon be out
of sight, and persons who wish to econ
omize will have to eat venison or game
instead of pork, says the Indianapolis
Journal. With prospective shortage
of all kinds of hog products for several
months to come, his hogship is likely
to be appreciated as he never was be-
fore 1t is said that thrifty pig-owners
are sitting up nights feeding corn to
their pigs, which are kept blanketed to
protect them from the cold and expe-
dite their fattening in time to catch the
market at ten dollars or more per hun.
dred.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-01-21

EXPERIMENTS are now beinn made in
Australia of freezing milk into blocks,
and it has been proposed to form COM
pany which is to export such blocks to
England.