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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
THE ALLIANCE REPORTS.
WORK or THE LECTURERS AND THE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
A Banquet Held Mt Night and To-Day the
Corner Stone Of the Polk Monument
Will be Laid-Maj Page the Orator.

RALEIGH, ". c., Feb. 6.-Special.-At
bushes was transacted to-day save the
hearing OF reports. first of the national
lecturers then OF the Executive Commit
tee. The lecturers Mrs. Johnson, Of Penn
syiyania, and Mr. Wiilet. of Kansas. gave
I'm their reports and spoke quite a while.
After they had finished the Executive
Committee handed In their report. and
this called forth much discussion. The
meetings are held with closed doors.
Tonight there was banquet at the
Tarboro House, and tomorrow at noon
the laying Of the cornerstone of the
Polk monument will take place. Major
Mann Page, OF Virginia. will deliver the
address at the cemetery. The Grand
Lodge OF Masons will attend in a body,
as will both branches OF the Legislature.
1t Is showing rapidly, and the outlook
now is that there VIII be a heavy snow,
through which the procession Will nave 10
wind its way 10 the cemetery where the
monument IL to be erected.
The proceedings Of some Of the National
Farmers Alliance Convention are not made
pubic, but some Of the work Is given
ed disappearing Of the issue of more
bonds by the Government. 1t was re-
solved 10 urge the paying out Of silver
as well as gold when coin IS demanded
for Treasury notes. and that If that did
not end the emergency that the Govern
ment be requested to issue non-interest
bearing full legal tender Treasury notes.
The Phillips bill, now pending in Con-
gress, providing for the appointment by
the President of a commission TO inquire
into questions of agriculture. labor and
capital, and recommending legislation TO
meet the problems presented by these,
was unanimously endorsed.
The banquet at the Marlboro House at
which covers were laid for one hundred
and fifty guests, was largely attended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
CAPTAIN ELDRIDGE IN RICHMOND
Mvsteriously DISAPPEARED From Petcr,-
bnrc-Oiher Mnt.er,

PETERSBURG, VA. Feb. Especial
OF this city from Messrs. Curtis a Parker,
ship brokers. Of Richmond. stating that
Captain J. =. Eldridee. of the three
masted schooner j. Dallus Marvel, from
Delaware was in that city. Captain Ed
ridge left his boat. which was moored
at the wharf In this city, several days
ago, and nothing could be learned as TO
his whereabouts.
The regular grand jury term of the
County Court oil Sussex will open to-mor-
row. At this term the case of Robert Rid
ley, a negro, charged wiz murder, Will
be called for trial. Ridley is confined In
the Jail OF this city. where he has been
ever since his arrest. as the feeling in
Sussex was such that ii was not thought
safe to keep him in the Jail of that cOun-
~. a party. charged with criminal as
sault, and another with perjury, are 10 be
tried at this term OF the court The ciVil
docket is also a large one.
A deed was filed i'm the office OF the
clerk of the courts to-day from Simon
Seward and wife TO the Sew-rd Bag and
Trunk Company. conveying the brick fac
tory on southside of High street, in con-
sideration of $1,000 cash.
Water has been turned on from the new
high service reservoir, for the use OF
takers Of city water. The new pump was
inspected to-day by Inspector Rogers, OF
Richmond.
William Wise. charged with the stabbing
and wounding of William Warren. mad an
examination before the Mayor this morn
ing. The parties are colored lads. The
accused was discharged.
telegram was received here this morn
ing announcing the marriage to-day in
washington OF MT. H.. A GOODWIN, Jr. and
Miss Minnie Shepperson. Of this city. The
couple left here yesterday afternoon. The
groom Is grandson OF Captain f.. \ d.
Goodwin. one OF the officials of the Nor
folk and Western Railroad Company here.
and the bride is "a pretty and popular
young lady.
The weather here to-day and last night
was as Geld as any experienced here this
winter. The neighboring ponds ofrered
good skating This afternoon a nsnt snow
is falling.
asked Rev. s. X. vim. pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian church. In this city
to-day, what he thought of the proposed
removal of the Union Theological Semi
nary from Hampden-Sidney to Richmond
and his reply was that. I'm his opinion. If
1t was determined TO remove the Seminary
Richmond would be a much better pac
for II than Charlottesville.
r. W. Abernethy of this city was ar
rested at the union depot this evening
on his arrival from Richmond The
charge against him is that OF making an
indecent proposal TO a lady en- Halifax
street yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
The Trial OF Thr.Mley.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 6:.-.The next
counc,Imanic case which viii come up
for hearing In the courts and agitaIe we
hubble mind will be that OF Francis Thrit-
filev, Of the Eight district. when mas Deen
fixed for hearing on Wednesday. February
1Sth. before Judge Noise. The indictment
in which Thrlfiey Is made the defendant
was returned by the celebrated william
h. bloomfield grand jury. and charges the
accused with having feloniously ana cor.
ruptly proposed to receive a brlpe OF
q IO0 from Charles Marshall superintend-
ent of the Louisville and Nashville ran,
road IN return for which the accused
was to exercise the powers vested IN nun
as A member of the city Council WIN
partiaIity and favor. and IN support OF
The passage OF certain ordinance unen
Deudlng before the city Council granting
The privileges OF laying and rearranglng
the tracks of that company on the leIee
between Lafayette and CalEope streets.
Thriffley was 10 have been arraighed on
September s, 1894, but the arr2l@hmeht
was deferred Indefinitely.
on January IA. 1891 the defendant AZ
torneys appeared in court with m9tlon
10 ouash the Indictment, but judge NOSE
delivered a written opinion, in winch the
motion was ovcrruled and the defendaht
ordered to plead Thriffiley accorn;HSIy
appeared in Section "B" on the l1th ~, N
slant, and. pleading not guilty, was ais
CHARGED on his bond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
The lo.e StIlke.

TNIONTOWN. PA. Feb. 6.-The Coke
Company will yet have a great deal to
pay out before the expense OF breaking
iast wears strike is concluded. Five Of
the su Is brought by the imported negroes
for fulflment Of contract nave been de-
cided In favor OF the men, VINO got the
full amount of their claims. The coke
companies have withdrawn the twenty
nine remaining cases and privately paid
off the claims Of the men. thereby saving
courts costs. There now promises TO De
a deluse Of these suits by the ZOO men
who were employed under contract and
Mhn all claim back pay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
SHihID .IILLEhf NCPIALs.
Pretty Wedding nj scotland Neck-A Dis
tilicry S~iHrd.

WELDON, y. C., Feb 6.-Speciai.-At
Scotland Neck this morning pretty we'd
ding took place. The contracting parties
we're MIR. =. +. Shields, cashier Of the
Scotland Neck bank. and Miss MoIhe
Tillery. one of the most popular and at
tractive young ladies Of that town. The
ceremony took place in the Baptist
church. Rev. Z. r. Vann officiating. Inc
newly welded pair came up TO Weldon
to-day, accompanied by several OF the
bridal party, and left this afternoon on
an extended northern tour.
Deputy Collector Daniel reports the
seizure Of the registered d.stillery OF Mr..
j. II. House, at Littleton, Tor Irregular
1ueS.
James l.. Little has been elected Treas
urer OF Pitt county, vice John Flanagan,
who failed to qualify. Mr.. Little Is true
Democrat. Mr.. Flanagan was elected on
the Populist ticket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
Tho Accounts DO Not Balan %.

ATLANTA, GA. Feb 1.-THE accounts
Of j. A. Mason. ex-Treasurer OF Dekaib
county, does not balance by sloVv. ne
vas treasurer Of the county for several
years Just after his defeat for re9omi,
nation last fall his house was burned and
some of the county's books were de-
stroved. Mason's successor says lhe
~ /, has Mason claims that the coun-
~ owes him about $1,000. He says mat
he vouchers for several thousand DOL
lars were burned. He and his family are
well-to-do and Mason states that II ms
accounts are wrong ne will personally
make the deficit good. He is amply able
a do
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07

delegates. who were being assigned 10
homes by the local committee. THIS con-
vept,on promises 10 be the largest ever
held In Virginia.
With the Thermometer playing about
zero and snow falling fact and furious. IL
looks like cold reception, but a nearly
welcome is given the delegates. Inc
business meetings will begin to-morro"
at 9:30 A. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
INC. 4. COXVKNTIOY
Temporary Organization ESec ell - Busi.
meas Meeting ia Begin To-day.

STAUNTON. VA. Feb. 6.-Special.-
Two hundred and fifty delegates to the
nineteenth annual convention OF the
Young Mems Christian Association or
Virginia nat In the hall of the associa-
ton building tonight The prayer SER
vices were led by G. W. Curran, Of Rich
mond. and the singing service by Mr..
Bennett. OF Richmond. II. C. Smear. OF
Lynchburg. was elected temporary sccre-
tary, and T. c. Morton, Of Staunton,
called the session to order.
The convention adjourned at si6 to AT.
tend the prayer.mcetines at the churches.
The association rooms were alive with
activity. being niied with newly arrived
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
Chorred WITH Arson.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Feb. 6.-W IL
liam Beavers, bartender. was to-day ar
rested and bound over after trial before
a magistrate, charged with arson HIS
arrest apparently sheds light on the mys,
FERROUS burning. two years ago. OF oId
Fire Hall No. :, in South Chattanooea
peavere slept above the vacant han. lie
carried insurance on his belongings, and
the accusation is that he set fire - the
building TO get the money. The policy was
paid 10 avoid controversy over a small
sum, but the agent believed the fire IN
cendiary Testimony was strong against
the defendant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
Daniel Webster at Fifty Seven.

The Boston Transcript prints the foi-
lowing extracts from Notebook Kept
by Daniel Webster. and says they nave
never before been printed.
Washington, Jan. 49, 1S30.--Friday.-
! am this day flfty.soven years old. My
brothers and sisters have ali lied young
/ was by much the most sleader and
feeble OF the family In early life. but
have yet outlived them all, and no one
of them, ] think. attained my present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
Tho - 4. biI Passes the li0u e.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, Feb. 6.-A bin
introduced in the House of Representa-
tives, in Montgomery. by Mr.. 0BrIen, TO
amend the charter Of the Southern Asso-
ciated Press. to ratIfy ana confirm all
its acts and doings and all acts and DO
ings of its stockholders, subscribers TO
stock and officers before and after the
issuance of it's charter. and to coafe:
on 1t additional powers. rights and liza
bilities. passed the House to-day, and
will pas~ the Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
Prrsidelt Baker Resigns.

CHICAGO, Feb 6.-At a special meet
ing of the Board of Trade, held this after
noon. w. r. Baker. the president of that
association, presented his resignation.
a resolution was passed authorizing the
appointment OF committee of five 10
wait upon Mr.. Baker and request him 10
nation is the result of the adverse vote
10 the rules of the board by which
traders in puts and calls was 10 be dis
Ciplined. of which Mr.. Baker was cham
pion. The general belief is that 10 be
consistent Mr.. Baker will have 10 allow
the RESIGNATION 10 Htanl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
Rrv. N1cHoLls ". BROWNF.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 6.-Rev. Nicholas
Manly Browne, who had been act.vely
engaged in the ministry OF the 4ieihouisl
Ch1rch on the Maryland and Delaware
peninsula tor thirty years, and was one
OF the best pastors in the iImington con
ference. died Monday night as he was
entering MS home at Middleto"n, No.
He was hfty-seVen years OF age IN 1873
ne graduated from the IheQioslcai S ',Ii.o
Tary at Concord. y. II. Heart failure
caused his death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
Victim OF an Assassil,

MONTGOMERY, ALA. Feb. 6-News
has just reached here that on Saturday
night last, while Joseph Hurst. good
citizen of Choctaw county, was bathing
preparatory 10 retiring. an assassin fred
a load Of buckshot into his head. killing
him Immediately. There IS no Geographic
communication with the place, and furth-
er particulars cannot be learned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
HealI NAV MiihfraM

LONDON. Feb. EN- consequence OF
the action of the meeting OF anti-Parnell-
tie members of the Irish party, held yes
terday. III BUSTING Mr.. T. d. Sullivan
from the Parliamentary Committee and
electng Messrs. Condor and Abrahams
as new members thereof. Mr.. 7. NJ Healy
has signified his intention 10 withdraw
from The committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
A C,mpromi,e Rejected.

BERLIN, Feb 6-The compromise pro-
posed by the Centrst members of the
Reichstag. increasing the powers Of the
president OF that body so as TO enable
TIE Chamber during the debate in which
the offence shall be committed has been
rejected by the Standing Order Com
mittee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
4 PhysIci III Found lie I'D.

LEXINGTON, KY, Feb. 6.-John Il.
Railer. mountain physician and Of
shooting notoriety was found dead this
morning In the house CT Mrs. Catherine
Mcqueen. a widow. four miles from Jack
son, BreathItt county. Two bullets had
been fired through his breast. each one
of which would have caused death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
Tie Outlaws Ionyicted.

FORT SMITH, ARK, Feb. G.-The jury
in the Bill Cook and Cherokee Bill cases
recsiyeyd the case this afternoon and
returned a verdict OF guilty in twenty
minutes. The convictions are for rob
bling the Wells Fargo Express Company
ana the ST. Louis and san Francisco at
Red Fork Il. t., July 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
Steamship Company Sod.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 6-The Maryland
and Virginia steamship Company was
sold this afternoon to the W GEMS Steam
boat Company for $4,000. The two com
pan!es nave been rivals in business tor
several years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
Deaih of Mr. BrOmm. Jr.

Mr.. L. Bromn. Jr., son OF the we'll.
known baker OF the same name. d.ed at
his residence. No. 7c8 east Clay street,
al i2:A5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. He
leaves a young widow and two children.
The funeral arrangements have not yet
been made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07

HONOLULU. via San Francisco. Fab.
6.-rhe United States steamship Phi a
delphia arrived on the 18th. nine days
from San Francisco.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07

LONDON, Feb. Ga body supposed to
be that of Ii. =. Schunder. the chief
steward of the Elbe, was brought TO
Lowestoft by a fishing boat this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
OBITUARY.
Mr.. GEORGE W. BERRY.

CAPE CHARLES. VA, Feb. Special.
Mr. George ". Berry. yardmaster OF me
New York. Philadelphia ana Nori iah ~ -,
his CITY. a few days ago. and was buried
at at Hopewel Nd, whore his father re-
Ids He leaves a wife and two children
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
DEATH.

RROArM-Died. at 12:45 p. NJ, Febru-
ary G. ls95 at 7O6 east Clay street MT
FUneraI notice will be given later
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07

Inc way to reach catarrh IL through the
blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla, by purifying
the blood. removes "a, the cause or the DIS
only Hoods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07

was buried in an old family burial
ground In Warren county.
II Is at this Mace that II Is said Lord
Cornw wallis camped when In this state.
Governor Carr yesterday sent TO the
sheriff OF Warren county an order Tor
a special election In that county, to nil
the vacancy made by the death OF DR..
Williams. This election will be held on
the 18th. The Democrats Will run the
same candidate who was defeated In
November.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
HrTfFp's Trssr DEFEAT.

At the Republican caucus Monday
night Zeb. V. Walser and Ewart spoke
against "cumulat.on." The comula-
ton Pystem is practically dead. and
Butler has met his first defeat.
There Is a bill before the Legislature
to provide that no fresh meat shali De
sold In this state after it has been
killed over forty-eight hours" After
this forty-e,ght hours has expired the
meat is to be picked. North Carolina
will. at that rate. soon be able 10 fur
nish the country with any amount OF
picked" meat Raleigh has been need
ing cold storage warehouse Tor some
time. but II this is to be one oil our
laws We Will no longer need II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07

Hoods Pills act easily yet promptly
and effectively. on the liver and bowels
90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-07
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). Frankenstein.
O. A Book OF Golden Deeds
10. Moses from an Old Manse.
II. The Scarlet Letter.
y. Essays OF Ella.
rs. Vicar pr Wakefield.
H. Twlce-Told Tales.
i6 STORY Of an African Farm"
II. Lays OF the Scottish Cavaliers.
l8 Lucille.
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~ Sartor ResaTtus.
% The ldyls or the King.
2i. The Pleasures OF Lite.
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Il. Nab R9bbn ana B b Friends.
2. The Greatest Thing in the World.
90 f.aiia Rookn
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-15
Sflaboma.

- 3pei Der berii1ti9iten 8anbiten
oes SerrltOriums, Bob Woore uilo
George @alt, tpuroen oieier Sage fir
INNER uni6dblih aema6t. sic itan=
Den I'M Geroabt, auBer an pielen &lu=
bereien llno Morotbaten, aud an Der
Grmoroung oes e Jeriifs Wtcgee bon
y utbrie betbeili9t Setpeien 81 iein
uno Sunoes= Siilfsmari1aa @iuiams
mar ieit ldnSerer 3eit nit einem Nuf=
9ebot binter ibnen Der. Gr bate iis
bon Ylab 81 Plab perfplst, tDnnte lie
aber ME faien. Gnoli6 selans es, Die
burden in einem einiamen Shale i'm
lioweitliten Sbeile bon @aibita SO.
81 itellen. Sic puroen umringt uno
aufseioroert, iid gu ersebsn, aber obs
alei6 lie nun 2 sesen 10 pareil, sriffen
lie brb su Den Wafen uno feuerten
ouf ibre Ssriol9er, giner berislbsn
puroe ibwer pernunoet, i'm ndditen
au9enblid aber ianten bic Saneitsn,
BON Den &useln Der geamten our1=
bobrt, tpot 81 gDoen. Die Nabri6t
BON Dem Sooe Der stpei sefdbrli9en
Sterile bat III sunS StlabOma Elm Gefiibl
Der Grleidterun9 berDOrserufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-15
Winneiota.

- Sn Nortbfielo brallnte Der
&leioerlaoen BON ErDbling IL Sons
ab. Der @aarenporratb mar pers
ii6ert, nidt aber oas 8ebauoe, Wel9es
einen Wertb bon $1,000 bate.
- Sn Yipeitpne brad in ben,
INSTRUMENTATION bon 8. u. Marih
Seuer aus, tpelhes aud 8uibne0's
Siebiutter=S Store erarif uno beioe Ge'
bduoe iammt Snbalt ir Nl6e le9te.
8eiammtihaoen $4,000, bur4 8erlt3e.
runs tbeilpeiie 9ebedt.
- Sn benz Sia'iden SOlSi6laa bel
Wpuntain Srpn nuroe benz @uf=
l0oer Ole @nSerion bur6 einen falen=
ben Yaumitamm ben S9aoel einse=
Driift. Der Sob frat ipfort Elm. Gins
oeripn mar Elm g8itt,per llno bintcrl0Bi
einen Sobn in Stpeoen.
- Marp gefer, Elm 26 Sabre altes
SIenitmdohen bel Der 6amilie galowin
in SuIutb, itiirSte li6 am Sube Del
IA. 9lpenue, Sf. in ben See. Sic
bate iib i9re SABINE iiiaen lailen UNI
puroe babel GblorDform angewanot,
lupour6 ibr Seritauo Dertpirrt wuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-15
eIos9afota.

Srant S6mab, Elm in SisD=
LAMB Dip bel slbsrbeen an.
.idNiser 6armer. ssri6msttsrts fa
ourh einen ShuB ben &opi. Gr bate
ben Slintenlauf in ben dumb 9efteft
uno ben Sabn nit benz Sube abse-
oriidt. MiBlide @ermo9ensperbalt.
niiie baben ibn in ben Soo 9etrieben.
gr binterldbt cine Grau uno msbrsrs
&inber.
- Inter Der Nntlaee, Gelo unter
betriigeriiben goripieselunsen erlan9t
gu baben, lit in SiOur sails Elm
YrobibitionsipiBel, Namsus s. %.
&el6, Dsrbaitet wOrosu. 9erielbe
bate benz @irtbe u. Yerrp su Ntont-
rOie geibrieben, oab er @errp) pesen
uebertretuna oes neutrality-suspicious.
perbaftet weroen miirpe; tpenn er ibm
aber IS besablt. 10 noble er oafir for
gen, oab Die 8erbaftuug uuterblsibe.
Yerrn sab benz 9tei1 nirtli9 einen
Gbed fir IS, periab oenislben aber
nit einem &ennseiben. @ls Hei6
ben Gbed CUR Glnl0iuna %prdisntirte,
puroe er aui Yetreibuna perrp's unD
anOere Wertbe pe9en "Sladmail" per=
baftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-15
Snoiana.

- Gin SoQ idperer Srutalitdt fam
In Snbianapolis our1 ben Soo
DER Srau Martba SAubm0&cr an's
So9esIi6t. Sie Srau mar "a Sabre
alt, trant rnb bilflDs unO murOc oOn
Dem SrauensSilisperein BON @et=Sn=
bianarplis unterltiiBt. Nus ibrer
MObnung muroe lie tirsli4 our6 eiten
@onitable binausgewOrfe en-. Sa Die
Sruu ni6t gebsn tonnte, mifelte er lie
in Glider Elm uno trlt9 iie in ben SOf
binter Dem Sauie. Sbre MObel itellte
er ooneben. Sn Der bittertalten Na6t
iaB bic 8reiIin l - Stunoen, bis IL
enolid iid amfrafte uno 81 ben No6e
barn ging, Die Elm Seim fir lie beIorg=
ten auf Soften bes Srauenpereins.
Sic urnle Srau 9rdmte li9 pb Der ibr
tpi%oerfabrenen SebanDlung. iOwie iiber
bic @leid9iiltiateit ibres Sobnes, ben
fie in Mariun wdbnte uno BON ibrer
trourieeu Gage p%eritGnoi9te, aber nldt
eridien. SrOBoem 9rolte lie ibm
ni6t. Sept 1T lie geitorben uno Der
Coroner 9laubt, oaB Die @~usiebuna an
bic talte 2uft ibren Sob berbei9efiibrt
babe. 3eu9en werben weroen in Der
Ingele9enbeit pernpmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-15
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Sie Q~eaenWdrtise Snbaberin Der
POitmeiIterItele in Der tleinen Staot
GliSabetbtopn lit Grau Sen
Saroin Selm, cine iiin9ere S6psiier
Der DertOrbenen Satin bes Yrdlipen=
ten SincOln. Sm Sabre 1861 mar
Sen Saroin Selm Elm lun9er Wetpoin.
ter, Der ieine Srifung 9ldnseno beIta1=
ben bate. Seia Batter mar 8ouuer=
reur bon SentudD 9eueien. 2incOln
CAB fi6 ale Miibe. ben juugen, tii6ti-
gen SHiSier fir Die Union gu 9epin=
nen. SO6 oisier fiiblte ii6 als Siio.
lGnoer uno belt gum Siioen. SIM
Geptember 1868 mar er Der Siibrer Der
&entudier Gebelen=S Brigade, bic Ii6
inter benz Hamen ,WaiIenbriqaoe"
betNnnt ma6te. Sn Der Sdlo6t am
Gbidamauga erbielt oieIe Brigade Den
Seiebl, einen Ocr5peiieltsn 9pritOB al
MAIDEN. uno Selm rel. Sabre perQin=
gen. Als 1881 &Obert 9incOln Grie0s=
miniIter oes Yrdiioenten 8ariielo
puroe. peri6uite er ieiner Snnte, Der
98ittiue oes bel G6idamau9a 9eiulenen
&ebelsnIHbrerS Selm Die YOltmeilterz
ftele in glisNbetbtOwn. Inter @rtbur
be9Ielt lie Oas 4mt. Serr I!eOsIano