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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-29

Globe Fund to Bury the Negro and Pro-
cure Food for His Wife and Children
Enough Has Been Subscribed to Bury
Beasley.
street this morning Yesterday a we'll
was blasted on Mrs Follett's premises,
and this morning Titus Beasley, a negro
laborer, was sent down into the we'll to
clean out the debris and finish up the
work When he reached the bottom he
found the we'll full of gas and signalled
the men above to draw him out He
held on to the bucket until he had almost
reached the top of the we'll, when he was
suddenly overcome, lost his hold and fell
back into the well, breaking his neck
and knocking hole through his head.
This happened between and s o'clock
this morning. When a GLOBE man ar
rived on the scene at 7:45 O'Clock, a crowd
were standing around the we'll, all afraid
to go down for fear of being overcome by
the gas, and meeting the same fate as the
| mn fNr loo fra lot
down into the we'll in tin buckets and
the gas was soon dispelled by this means
AS soon as the we'll was cleared of gas a
negro was sent down to investigate, and,
if Beasely was still alive, to rescue him
He found Beasley dead and his body
sticking up beside the wall of the well.
The dead man had fallen into the wei
head foremost, the fall breaking his neck
and knocking a hole through his head.
Upon investigation it was found that
the dead man had wife and several chill
dren and that he did not have money
enough to pay for his coffin, his wife and
children being utterly destitute. His
child has been sick for sometime. All
the negroes who had worked with Beas
ley said be was one of the bes' negroes
they ever knew, and one of them re
marked, dat is one niger dat sho has
gone to heaven
As soon as the particulars were ascer-
tanned THE GLOBE started public sub
,cription for the burial of the unfOrtC'
uate man and for food for his destitute
family.
The following persons were kinC
enough to contribute to this worthy
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-29

Forty rolls Of choice extra heavy mat
ting will be closed out, cheap, at once.
ELLIS, STONE x Co.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-29

y. Golden, druggist, Birmingham, Ala
bama, writes: please publish some of
the testimonials | have sent you for Jap
anese Pile Cure" w. NJ Yearly.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-29
COL. PARSONS KILLED !!
A Tragedy at Clifton Forge,
Virginia.
SHOT BY A CONDUCTOR.
5m. +. 4. Goodman Shoots Him
Five Times.

8 HuIictin to the Richmond Dispatch
-.,ys II Was Because Parsons Has Asked
tor Goodman's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Own
I'd the Natural Bridge Property in Far
euirer County.
Special Telegram TO THE 6 OLE.
Ir>cHBrRG, Va June 29.--T. a. Good
.an, conductor on the Chesapeake and
ohio railroad, shot and instantly killed
.oI H. c, Parsons, of Clifton Forge there
his morning. Parsons had reported
GOODMAN for some infraction of duty
Goodman asked for an explanation from
lin. Parsons drew his gun. Goodman
got the drop on him and fired five times,
Al the shots taking effect.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-29
rmbrelIas and Parasols.

See our special light weight paragon
frame ladies silk umbrellas, every one
warranted. New lot of children's para
soils lust in. at ELLIS, STONE & Cos.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-29
Mother of the Cenfederacy" Dead.
Special Telegram TO The GLOBE.

MEMPHIS, June 29-Miss Sallie Chap
man Gordon Law, known as the Mother
of the Confederacy,' died here yester-
day aged 50 years.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-29

Wait for the AsbeviIle excursion. Il
will be THE trip OF the season.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-29

Get ready for the Asheyille excursion
and visit Vanderbilt's Sl3. 900 900 man
sion,
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-29
= SiKstC ~ Solved.

Clara, it's the likes o them wot
makes so many of Us young ladies ole
maids The fellers gets a-skeered o the
milliners' an the dIessmakers' bills
ifn
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-29
WAS OVERCOME BY GAS =!
A Fatal Accident to Titus
Beasley.
HIS NECK WAS broken
His Wife and Children Are Left
Destitute.

Many People Kindly Con ribute to The
Globe Fund to Bury the Negro and Pro-
cure Food for His Wife and Children
Enough Has Been Subscribed to Bury
Beasley.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-29
HOAR'S DETERMINED FIGHT
Might Have Caused Demo
Gratis Inconvenience.
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS
Tariff Must Be Disposed of Before
They Are Taken Up.

New Officers Of the Southern Railway.
propriated for a Hall of Rccords-Presi-
dent Cleveland Wants to Go to Gray
Gables for "A Few DAYS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

ton stated Sue hal bson marflei ami
hal two children, aud had 10 sell her
body 20 provide bread for them. she
had applied 10 every business house IN
certain city In the oiuutry, but Ia
every case was refused work, but
offered price for virtue.
Iuttu arc ninety Cls"a of impure
men % one woman. A man mad
bJasied TO him NJ having been the
ruin OF many young girls, aud the
speaker told him in that casu he de.
served death At the hands Of The
fathers and brothers of those girls.
The speaker condemned the practice Of
the public press 10 Publishing scan
daloua stories. Neither should they be
aired In open court.
Rev. Mr.. Lester made few closing
remarks, expressing his Intention TO
uphold tie Noman'B Homo aiaoola.
ton.
Alter some discussion a committee Of
i've ladies' were selected TO visit the
business men OF the city aud solicit aid
Tor the work proposed. a meeting was
appointed for New Years night, ~ be-
held In the Christian church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

The following filings were made In
the local land Office under date Of
Dec. 10Th;
John IL. Hone, Of Benjamin, Utah
county, homestead entry OF the south
half OF tho northwest quarter and lOtu
. and 4, section 20, township s south,
range / east.
Francis NJ. JRCkson,oi Sallna, SEWER
county, hual proof OF homestead entry
of lot / and the east hall Of the north.
west quarter OF section Z, and the
northeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter Of section II, township 20
south, range ! east.
Joseph III. Beaumont, Of Beaver,
Beaver county, homestead entry Of the
west half OF the northeast quarter And
tho east bal: Of the northwest quarter
Of section o, township 20 south, range
west.
Lease Aldrodgo Jr.,oi Feuon, Emery
county, homestead entry Of tie south
half Of tho northealt quarter nf section
%, township 10 south, rauge east,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19
Deserted ller Babe.

Tailor Kimbnll has black baby on
his hands At tho city hall. The little
Que is genuine darkey and the police
came In possession Of h in this way:
The mother yelturdsy persuaded a
young woman 10 care Tor II Tor a
short time saying she would be back la
thirty minutes. but she failed 20 keep
her promise, ana ihe oullglng young
lady Of course was compelled 10 take
care OF her ward over night.
Getting tired OF heT newly i'm,
posed duties Gho carried the
uabe 10 the police station. Tue mother
To- well know % the officers ami she
vii DO arrested this evening, but will
IN all probability not be prosecuted II
sh1 oonsents 10 taking the child back.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19
NOW WEBER COUNTY.
Utah Commission B6cOunling Tho Bal.
lots From There.
A DEMAND FOR CERTIFICATES
Uiniah Precinct Judges " Election
Counted Right-san Juan
Returns Not In.

When the Utah Commission began
~ session this morning the returns for
the Constitutional election In San Juan
county were checked up. IL WIS
found that Bluii aud La salIo precincts
were misslng, no returns having btol
made by the Judges Of election there.
Owing 10 the Incompetence Of tho
returns, San Juan was laid aside for
the present.
The Commission then took up the
Weber county situation. A formal
demand was made ia behalf Of Robert
Mcfarland and James n. Klmball, Of
Weber, that certificates Pf election be
Issued 10 them on the face Of the
returns a. certified TO by the judges Of
election nt the ol0Hu Of the original
count The request was denied by a
vote VI 3 to- 2.
The usual procedure OF resolutions
aud objections was gone through with
hy the Commission, resulting Ia =
decision, by vote VI 20 9, 90 make a
recount Oi the Weber county ballots.
Both the Republican members Of the
Commtssion Insisted that that body
had not the right 10 do this us mattuts
stood.
Uintah precinct wns taken W, and
completed shortly after ~ O'Clock.
CONTRARY 10 the rule which has
covered 10 many precincts, the recount
by the Commission aud tho original
count by the judges agreed exactly.
Upon ascuftainiug this fact tho Com
mifsiOn adjourned for lunch.
Upon rosuming this afternoon the
count was further proceeded with.
There was talk OF wtiIs Of mandate and
prohibition on behalf OF Mossrs. Nc.
FariAnd aud KimbAll, with the prob.
ability that some documents OF that
kind would bo served before the Conn
mission got very far along. This was
done In the afternoon just before the
NEWS went TO press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19
Lecinre ON prsss.

The School Of Expression will give
the first OF IT, course Of lectures on
Friday evening, December %, At Unity
hall, "a Main street.
The lecture Will te delivered by
Miss Ruth Eldredgo and win be- FOL.
lowed by LoDriclloW'd Christmas
Bells, rendered ty ten OF the pupils IN
concert. Mrs. Boyden will also give
one number during tho evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19
THE DISTRICT COURT.
Arguments In The ChamboTs.EmoTy
Suit Lasted All Day,
LAW AND MOTION CALENDAR.
Cases RIM on by Judge BArlch-An
swer In tho Utah Nursery suit
-Oihor Matters.

Chief Justice Merritt has been lls.
teniug all day to the legal Arguments
In the case Of n. Q. Chambers W susie
B. Emery, administfatrlx Of tho estate
Of Albion b. Emery, tue taking Of ties.
timony having closed late yesterday
afternoon. IL IL expected that tue
matter Will be- submitted 10 tho court
some time this evening, at u special
session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19
CONNER CIAL.
sALr LAKEolnAnINu nnnsE.

SALT LAKE CLEAHING HOUSE.
ToiRy's clearing nonss eEonaugss
amounted To S20l,Ol4. Same day
last year, s2Jl, ass.
TODAY'a QUOTATIONS..
Nav York. Silver BJc; lead, $500.
London.-Silyef, ga o.
ORE AND BULLION,
+. II. Jones n %, received today.
Bullion, IS 800.
McCoTniua 81 %. received today.
Hauhuer hutton, $500; silver anu
Ocad oTes, SO, 100. Total, IS 800
Wells, Fargo IL Co received today;
Penn, bullion, $500; orc, $1,000.
Total, $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19
Hhe brownies.

The following neat anu novel little
invitation, received by the NEWS to-
DAY explains itself:
"rhe little Brownies AZ the Rowland
Hall kindergarten wish you to come
Friday, Dec. 2lst, al 10 am, ana see
what they have done to help Santa
Claus anu his Nma8.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

BHAur. ucromber llIH, 800. 10 innnmma
tIou OF Che bowels. MifT Alice g. sharp, fHuEh
Ger OF Matte T. Casadg, aged twenty years
and twenty two days
Funeral services az family residence, No
f1l south IfFuth East lrIIsU morning 90 10
O'Clock tutr"nrut nt Mtu.IVgt Friends ut ono
family afu invited 30 a.tOnl.
ktuN-m the Eighth ward. thla city, u0rCm.
bDr lr 1000. Ul drUpay samuel hIlh, HH0d %
fCara. month"; ana dI"H
Tuurra. H,ryIrus will HH hold THlufaU
December I'D, 90 10 A. BOZ. fIum 90 tasi ll.ll
south street Friends uIU respectfully uyiiUI
Go attend.
uudorIater Joseph William Taylor Boo
charge Of tIC remains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

CHrfaH. close u0e d.
whoat-FIrm: uoc, 'i. uhr. f.s.
C0ru-t over. Dec, e. ,IhU.. tIaIs
uatHauHc. ~. JAM,
p0rk Lower. jan, fll i.i NHU tilUG,
Lard Lower, jan, l.'.. u.N Ll.Nl.
Short ItHsa L0WUri Jan. HI.s.t NaNt sI,Ni. D.
Rye Is.
HaHov Is choice % common.
IIaN argI-il.t5.
1imutital5.5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

Anyone anticipating good Roast or
a nice Turkey for Christina will DO
well 10 call on Vim. Wood s. TO-, ,he
Market Row Buiohrrs Al k.nis VI
Meat1 aud Sauahgos u the nnutt
quality, constantly on hand.
% West Flrat 8 nth Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

Invites both old aud new customers TO
come nud roo bis magnificent stock of
Christmas goods, including Roses,
Carnations, etc, IN fact anything
your heart can desire in the way of
n. wers, Paine, Holloy, MistlUt1c ava
Christmas FestoonIny. All uro well
come.
Ina basement Of Walker Bros. Bank
Building, Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19
Constitution Making.

DR.. J, NJ, Tanner will lecture to-
morrow (rhuuday) evening at 1880, In
tho Latler.day Saints College, on tho
"Powers Of Constitutional Conven-
lions" The public are invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

mart of section l-. au.rp
south. range 2 west s.It lake
meridian ....... ....-......... ....,. 1850 Co
Albert 3D.. Elliott Ct o. lY HHUfT d
Thomas W. Partridge. IHtUH'UHa
s. jordan plat ........ ......... 1870 oJ
Patriot 4 ondon OF uN Ny trustee. 3D.
LYMAN tc|rsirur, b HIt IHt IN'uuk
10. uInt q city ...sssf ......sss.... go UI
Carl g. Erickson 10 uN tH fU.H.t
Uorsstr0m. lofs D. auI I'. ..... D.
Superior adiiuou.ss..... ....... 90 cI
IdurrI Martin uN tDI o. IHIHu.
auu. mari W Joe q, h.U.H ... city
und other prOuorty.sss ..... sac
j. rtufct1u Dr. q. Il.HH D..
Wiuams ct al unrt of section 30.
township / north, rlu.u wees,
salt abe mrriI tau..as. ...... Oh UI
John IS. Jrnra uN Co Commercial
National Bank, Intf D. p. aHI..
block Dob, Mat 90 ciy.s.. .. $3.50 OBJ
Utah -tram Laundry t0 James a..
plata. ci,y......,.........u.... 1850 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wohi' Pair Highest Medal and Diploma.
sTooKHoLprRs, MeeTIko.

NOTICE "a HEREBY GIVEN THATTUE
- annual meeting OF tho stockholders of
SAT- iAtO Rapid Transit Company the lnat
bench street hallway Company, aud tho Pop
portion tIuco and l0rt n1uHlAa Rapid trHuflt
company. will b0 held 10 the Cumphny'a
once Boo "Ga|cua block, salt Lake lify, Utah.
on Thursday, January 10Th, l..i, "a o'clock
d. m. q. 49, JACK,
secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19
INDICTED

Cakcs, Confectionery, md lics, made
Of homemade mluccmoni. Leave
orders for the hOlldnYa. On, well,
every tody knows "Old 5aundorsi"
tho Baker
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

Which will offer without at Prime Cost and less
the Eve of December lih First first choice, Everything
marked n pan figures and displayed OF This does
not consist OF old stock but Choice New Goods
Elegant SILKS Neyes and Trimming Tor evening and street
No lady afford this opportunity aud gentleman
should fail To- buy mis- wife dress We do the
uona and clap advertising and desire inform
and the public object purposes
10 give Bargains and the second advertise store feeling
assured this will lead 90 O continued patronage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

TruHyers disd iu me ONcs 81 the Ciuufy Re-
c0fdef ~ sail y ule CauHiVJr0m Q p,HL
lrfirrdsg,
John W. jenkins et al 10 Joseph Muir,
mart OF section B, township
south, range 4 west, aalt Lake mo-
udlan .,,,........,..... ........,,,. 10 90
Tauls ,eukuls ~ lAraY M. shepherd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19
PUTNAM NAIL co.,
EoDOnSst Boston. HasL

For Bale by u. q. NJ. l. anu Branch
AouEts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

The Desprat Bak.
err, 10 w. FiIa
south, Tor unviug
tho Brt Btsai,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-03
Neu q umolano B.
Ct. Sphn. 26. Suni.

9 t. s II, 26. SUM.
Der Sampler POrtin lit bier nit Der
aus iiebeu Yerioneu b%eltebenoen Siilis=
expedition fir YearD an0etommcn,
wel6e in etlpa sebn Sa9cn bon bier nit
Dem Sampier Saloon nah Der gOp=
ooin gai in gSeit=@rOnlano abgsben
luiro, INN ben lieutenant FearD nit
ieinen sru0li 6eidbrten nah Sauie al
%briugen. Ter Saloon" nimmt in
SioneD &oblen Elm uno lit am Spns
nernag bier idllis. Na4oem er i'm
GOd nod 9riinolid unterluht iein
iuiro, wiro er ettua mOrgen ilber a6t
Sage feline Reiie nod DEM Noroen an=
treten. Us miro eini9ermaben ihmie=
rig iein Die iammtlihen Mit9lieoer Der
6~rpeoitiOn auf benz .6aicon" untersu=
brin0cn, oa Die 6ajiltc nur tleln lit,
uno in elner glbtbeilung oes Raumes
iollen oesbalb Grtrai1laiiiellcn ein9e=
ridtet merOen. YearD's urttii6es Sans
miro ouf Dem Sede oes ,6alcOn" Sus
rild9ebrddt weroen. Mad Der Mntunit
oes campers bel YowoOin Sai miro
Die 0iiliserpeoitiOn bis CUR 3eit ibrer
Hiidiahrt, mel6e etiua am /. Septem=
Der itattiinOen ipu, GrioriNungen uors
nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-03
Aus Dem GuuutD unb Der Wadbar>
ifaft.

Die NrbCIten al Dem nellen
Shul9ebQuoe in SDerspille iino bereits
in pOllem @unge. 2lrbeiter Iino jeBt
onmit bei6Gitigt, ben Sbllrm uno oas.
DAD Der nlten Stride abSureiBen. IS
miro mObl bis SttOber poer Ntopember
o0ueru, e6e Oas l60ue 0jebduOe poll=
cnOet iein wiro. NtIn, Su elmer pr06t=
pollen &ir6e pie ole &atbOliteu bon
Ip~ersbille cine baben, 9ebOrt audi cine
quite PfarrI6ule.
9pnneritag MtOrgeu ipuroe Elm
Mauu 9tameus Wc6op DOn eiiem
3u9e Der Chicago, Wtilwaltee d Ct.
Paul Giienbabn bel 6oteie, lln9eidbr
hrei Wteilen umterbnlb Der Stoot, ee=
t%rOien, luOour6 oerielbe einen S6dpel=
bru6 erlitt. Ter Germuuoete muros
na6 Dem WercD=S Oipital 0ebra6t, 100
ibm drStli6e Silie gu Sbeil wuroe.
Gr wiro ihwerli6 nit Dem Gebeu Da=
UOntOnlmen.
~. u. SUltl uul SUulVlt Uul
ben 6Ontratt iiIr Die gUdlteinarbeit al
Der Ct. OtarDs=S @ule in CASCADE er=
bulten.
- SOnneritag 9lbeno brannte su
SDerspile Der &eibltall bon SteDer
SrDs. bis 0uf ben ejruno nieoer. Die
DISQUALIFICATION 9ebOrten 81. Gutter.
Der Serlult betrGQt etma $1,000 unO
iOll ni9t uerii6ert lein. Dur Dur6 Die
9rDBten anItrenglln9en lit es 9elun9en,
oas 6euer Ouf Den &eibltull sl be-
i6rdnten. Sine 3eitlang lab es aus,
ais pb Der gOnSe 8ei9Gitstbeil Der
Staot abbrennen wilrOe.
- 2eBten 6reitag NbenO fanoen su
SDerspille Die S6lrBiibungen Der Ct.
6runSistus=:f0per S6ule itutt. Is
batten lid un9efdbr - YrieIter bon
auspdrts ein9efunOen. Sperspille bat
ale llria6e auf feline Yfarri1ule itol,
81 icin. QSplIte 8Dtt mir batten iiber=
all Yiarri9ulen lpie in SDerspille,
Oaun tOunten mir getrOlt Der 3utunit
ent8egenbliden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-03
SaubBrit fam ni9t grbeilt tpcrOen

Durh Locale Npplicntionen, neil lie Den
irNnten Sbeil nes Sbres ni6t erreihen
tOnnen. Us 9ibt nlIr einen 9Scg, Die
Saubbeit Su t"uriren, uno Der lit ollrd)
conltituttDnelle Neilmittel. SUubbeit
wiro Our6 eincn ent;ituoeten .3rItanO
Der i6leimigen Nuatleioun9 Der Gllita=
GiI6eu GObre Oerlrlu6t. Mcnn OieIe
&Obre lid ent5itnOet, bobt i6r einen
rumpelnoen Son Ooer unUoItommcnes
@cbOr; unO ruenn lie gunS 9ei6loien
III, CrfOlGt 3Nubbeit, uno ipcnn Die
G%ntSitnOun9 ni6t 9ebOben uno Dieie
&Obre mieOer in ibren gebDrigeu 3ll=
ltunO perieBt weroen fam, miro Oas
8ebOr fiir INNER serii0rt peroen; nellrl
Sale inter Sebn lino Our6 &aturrD
DerurIa6t, Uel6er ni6ts ais Elm ent=
stlnOeter 3ultanO Der i6lcimigen Cber=
Hidden lit.
9Sir WOllen einbunoer Dollars iiir
jeoen (our6 &atarrb Deruria6ten) Sal
bon Saubbeit geben, Den mir ni6t
Dur6 Ginnebmen bon Sails Satarrb
Sur beilen tOnnen. Capt Sud um=
IOnIt 6itularen tonrmen.
q. S. GbeneD & 60,
Spleop, =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-03
&ieiucrc 0adDriateu aus StaOt
nno itnSc9cuO.

-Tr. N.S. 9loblin9er, SamOtte, So.
Is. s. 9eterion 3 aGnar5t,
96l NtainltraBe.
- Ger S6meiBer Gerein unb Der
Sdneerbunb meroen am 4. Suli ibr
,Sabres Picnic abboltCn.
Serr Sp6n @utentaui ibpebt
stpiihen Seben rno Spo. Die Nerste
baben ale Sofnun9 Nui 8enelung
a~lf9e9eben.
- SIM 3ollumtc Der &~ereinioten
Stuaten o0bier Ioll cine Nenoerlln0 ein=
treten, inoem 8ebiiliscOlletter Srod
ieine Stellc on q. q. Smith Obtreten
iulrO.
- Die Sainois Central bat ibren
,3u0, mel6er jeoen Na6mittag weltlih
iGbrt, wieoer in Setrieb 9eIebt. Gr
lit unter Dem 9tamcn Slipper" be-
tarnt.
Sas 6ellercomite empiieblt IN
einsm an ben Staotrutb ein9erei6ten
Seridte Die 9lnibaiiulg sweier ileller
SNmpfipriBen al Stelle Der SOl Surt
llnO ). 81. 6raues.
= Die Sa0esbldtter beri6ten, oaB
Serr =. Stillmuntes li6 feline linte
SanO in ben g8alSen ieiner 0iablmiible
Serquetidt bate. SO%Iientli6 lit es
nidt 10 i6limnl, iuie beri6tet wiro.