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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-23

LONDON, Sept. 23.-There was addi-
honal Interest i'll the fruit sales at Con-
vent Garden owing to the fact that
'nere were two auction sales Of Califor-
ma pears, arriving by the American
liner New York. The fruit sold for
from II to l3 shilings case.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-23
Admitted RObbinR Mails,

DUBUQUE, Ia, Sept. 23.-Frank Nc
Givern, employed in the mailing de-
partment Of the postoffice here, has con-
fesssed 20 stealing the seven registered
letters missed several days ago. The
letters contained $l03 in currency and
$4O0 in paper. The letters he burned.
The money was spent in gambling
Joints
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-23
Neida, Kan, Nearly Wiped Out.

SENECA. Kan, Sept. 23.-A fire at
Ondta destroyed nearly the whole of
tneoaslness portion Of the town. the
hefe wind that blew all night making
y Aspoesihle to check the flames The
losswu reach into the tens of thous.
and With very little Insurance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-23
Chicago Grain and Proyision.

CHICAGO. Sept 81, 1895
CLOSING PRICES.
WAEAT-September, 57Hc; December
5s4c; May, 62c
CORN - September, 31Ac; October
331ac; November, exc; December, 2skc:
May, 2S7sc.
OATS-Septembrr, l915c: October, lss<,
December, lot4; May. 2G34:
PORk--September, SD Octob.r
SO Jtnu''ry. s9.Sj. May. Sy51n.
LARD - Septemb r. &.xE Octoh.-
50: Jnn". =, -: May, Sj.yols
SHORT FlliS-Scpten.be sos Jan.
ha1,, *.o:;:
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Dropped Dead After a Dance.

BURLINGTON, Ia, Sept. 23.-Miss Ida
Kelsey, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Kelsey,
dropped dead at a. M. at her home
She had just returned from a party and
appeared to be in the best of health,
when she suddenly expired
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-23
Eight Inches of snow.

RAwLINs, Wy, Sept. pa heavy
northeast snow storm began at an early
hour. Snow is eight inches deep on the
level and it is still showing. There are
some fears for sheep, as they are still on
the mountain ranges.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-23

II Ia, Sept. 23.-Lightning struck
the ator of McMichael & Son, and
1t, ' Heintly q Bowman Bros ele-
vatas burned. The loss is heavy, as
botKators were we'll filed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-23
Duluth Grain,
DULUTH Gan
WHEA

DULUTH, Sept 81. l-05
WHEAT-Cash No. | hard 56l/,. W.
l Northern, 5434c; September MOI Eortb'
ern, 54Ac; December No. Northern
SIC; May No. l Northern. 6OMc
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-23
Reduced the Record.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.-Waltel
Foster further reduced the worlds rec
ord for the half mile flying start. He
made it i'll 90 SECS, and, paced by
luad, he made the half mile in AS secs.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-23
Minneapolis Grain.

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 2l, lS9,
WHEAT-September, .31s :; December
oo1s May, 5Sc. On Track-Nol hard
54Ac; No. Northern, 53Ac; No. Nor.h.
ern 52Lc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-23
LATEST MARKET REPORT
Milwaukee Grain,

MILWAUKEE, Sept 81, 1895.
FLOUR-Steady.
"HEAI-No. spring, SIC; No. Z
Northern, 5S;; December, 5sc.
CORN-\o. 3. 3 15c.
OATS-Nn white 22c; No. 3 white,
21Ac.
BARLE4-No. 2 41c; sample on track
2S@42Ac u ''A'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-23

DVooD, S. D., Sept. 23.-At $50
p. mre were two inches Of snow at
balnntain, and it is still showing
aarteople are shivering.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-23
FARGO MUST PAY.
sovereign Grand Lodge Decides Money
must BE Returned to Lodges.

sovereign Grand Lodge Decides Money
must BE Returned to Lodges.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Sept 23.-The
sovereign grand lodge l. .. O. +. ad-
Journed, at noon TO meet in Dallas, Tex,
on the third Monday of September,
1896. The closing session began at $50.
1he matter of purchasing property in
Baltimore for the use of the national
officers came up. The special committee
reported that they had made thorough
investigation, and found that the prop
erty has city valuation of $22,O and
the owners will sell the property to the
grand lodge for S2S.75O. 1t was voted
to purchase the property.
Fargo Must Cough In.
The committee to whom the matter
was referred reported that all of the re-
port Of the grand sire upon the Fargo
difficulty was unhesitatingly endorsed.
The report also considered the ropu. T. vf
the special committee of this body made
last year and fully endorsed all of the
reports as being clear. 1t was shown
that the items of 81 800, $500 and $3.50. 80
were not used or required for legitimate
purposes and the relief Of destitute
brothers and sisters and that the total
amount of $ll ,7O3. 80 he returned to the
lodges III the different states from which
it was received.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-23
British Cruisers Ascending the Riv.r

LONDON, Sept. GA special cable
gram from Shanghai received here re-
ports that the British cruisers Aeolus,
spartan, Rainbow Caroline and Daphne
ire ascending the Yang Use kiang in
consequence of information that for
'lgners are being threatened with VIC
.ence in the interior of China.
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Leaving Chattanooga.

CHATTANooGA,1 ;n"., S"pt. 23.-With
the business mec'rG r The Society of
the Army Of the Cuhl,or!and, which was
held at the circuit ry1rt room, events of
dedication week ,,.'u. t" u close. The
crowds are leavinv til" city as fast as
special trains can c'r.N them. General
j. D. Morgan Of 1l'M"j~ presided The
officers who had se:T,h ''or the past year
Were continued fCr nntl - term. Rock
ford, lis, is the u. - lace Of meeting.
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PIONEER VINCENT.
Extols the Herb Healing Remedies
of California.
THEY ARE GOOD FOR EVERY ONE.
He Beats the Forty-Niner'' by Ten
Years. and Tells Good Mexican
Story Which Is Instructive. 80 80

did you ever meet q Pioneer? OF course
you have. What was his most conspicuous
attribute? His generosity and wnat-Why
his storytelling powers. Well, here's story
for you," said George w. Vincent. whose sixty
years or SO seemed to have passed but lightly
over his head.
Long in the ffties around Marysville an
old Mexican had a beautiful daughter whom
he seemed 10 take great deal of pride in,
and was always watching her. Well, SIR 1
want you to know that | came here when
quite lad. 1t was iii the 39's, ten years
before Sunshine and Gold were hand
maloens OF prosperity to the 'Sunset Coun-
try Well while l was knocking around
MarysVilie, used to go in and talk to the old
Mexican, and kinder speak good word to
the daughter
Wen, sir, one night just as was passing
the old mans cabin saw, as in one sudden
blaze, the whole cabin on fire. The hair stood
up on my head. and l was transtiXed for a
moment. The next instant was in the cabin
an9 Iuggln$ Tor dear life at the old man and
girl Yes, Sir. [ got them through and we
Iound the neXt day the charred remains of
the Mexican devil who did the deed.
w nile was knocking around the vicinity
OF Marysvllle took chillS, and when l re-
covered from the chills 1 was weak, dis.
SPIRITED, and was not at all myself by any
manner OF means. We had to eat irregulaTly
anu NOHIU DiOdt after each meal. Then the
oId Mexican did me a good turn, for one day
l asked him if he didn't know of something I
could take. He told me that he would boil
up some OF the herbs around and let me pack
a couple OF bottles, and he believed that after
L took his Home Eemedy' l would be all
right. Wen, sir, l want you to know that in
slde OF ten days l was relieved man, Why,
could get up in the morning and stow away
all that cared tor, aud then 90 about my
business. | was never bothered with this
trouble again, until a few years ago, and then
l became run down. Yes, l was completely
broken up. l had 4 nasty taste in the mouth
IN the morning, weak, discouraging feelings,
and gases in my stomach nearly all the while
When mans stomach is loaded with gases
II IS a pretty hard matter tor him not TO get
INTO light. Well, to make a long story short,
l took bottle OF Joys Vegetable SarsapariIla
ana then took another, ana, 1 can tell you,
young man, that that remedy is the greatest
remedy the world over. Why, began with
taxing d teaspOOnfGl three times day, and
then Increased the dose TO a tablespoonful
three times day, and ali the various
symptoms. which ! have explained to vOu
disappeared and l was a completely cured
man. Yes, gave them a testimonial and my
picture, and they are at perfect liberty TO do
What they desire with it. The following is
the testimonial:
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? n :" 7 4 : II > 20 U o
San + Francisco, Cal.

Every day comes new assurances of the
wonderful work that the great "Home" Rem
edy is doing. People in all walks of life are
your blood is impure. your digestion imper-
iect. when you are suffering from rheuma-
tiSIn, from weary, waning, eXhaustinG feel
ings- when you are morose or tired, begin
moderately with joys Vegetable Sarsapa-
rilla.
Many women who now go about dragging
a feeble and weary body through life viii
bless the great Home Remedy If they will use
joys Vegetable Sarsaparila. It's action on
the bowels is gentle, moderate, easy. No
gripping pains, no nervous feelings. no 81 eep-
less nights, no terrible heart fiUttering for you
If you take joys Vegetable SarSapariIIa. In
sist on your druggist giving you Joys Vege-
table SarSaparilla. Refuse kindly, but refuse
firmly, all substitutes. When you pay for
the best get the bOst, and the best is Joys
NCgetable Sarsa parilIa.
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Since 1870.

George ". Vincent writes:
l am go years of age, in good sound health
and feeling finely. l was feeling pretty tough
until l began taking joys Vegetable SarSa-
parilla. / recognize the remedy, for I believe
1t is like that which was given to me by an
old Mexican in the early fifties I am now
able to sleep well, wake refreshed, have no at
tackS Of rheumatism, my blood is in good
condition, my head is clear as a bell I
can, therefore, conscientiOusly recommend
joys Vegetable SarsapariIla to the old folks
and the young folks, too. 1t has done won
you don't have to take nasty pills when you
take the "Home Remedy Joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla. GEO. w. VINCENT
s TOrrens Court,
San Francisco Cal
The record-union., 1895-04-01
They Left the Buggy.

While DR.. G. C. Simmons was visiting
at the house of \. A. Van Noorhies last
evening, some one stole his buggy robe, a
brown cape lined with blue silk, and a
whip.
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3S
Cruelty to Chickens.

An officer Of the Humane Society on
Saturday arrested a Chinese poultry
dealer on street for tying the legs and
wings Of chickens. The Chinaman ad-
mitted that he had been warned not to
repeat the act, and acknowledged his
guilt. He gave $50 bail for his appear
auCe,
The record-union., 1895-04-01

ANGosTURA Buffers. says long time
sufferer from indigestion. thoroughly
cured me. Sole manufacturers DR.. j. 6.
b. Seigert d Sons. At all druggists.
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HOUSE FURNISHING
ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.

T T. CLARK, IMPORTER, NO. 629 NJ
- street, Sacramento. Clocks, Clothes
Ringers, Rugs, Curtain Poles. Picture and
Picture Frames. Albums, Mirrors and other
household goods.
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NEW TODAY.
FARGO & CO.'S EXPRESS.

FTO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-NOTICE
II IL Is hereby given that the property as per
LLSt peiow, now remaining unclaimed or other
W wise Sc IN oTnces OF Wells, largo IL Co. = Express
at AT q 9lnerent points In the State OF California,
WI WI oe Sold at public auction the highest
Sl9oer Sni for cash, at 1o17 Street, Sacramento,
The record-union., 1895-04-01

SARSAPARILLA AND IRON. Get it from
the sole agent. McMorry, 53l NJ street. :.
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N Office TO CREDITORS.-EST CF
IN ADELAIDE LOUISA UPSON, deceased.
Notice IS hereby given by the undersigned
administrator with will annexed OF the estate
OF Adelaide Louisa Upson, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication OF this no.
tice, To the said administrator with will an
nexed, at the Office of J. Frank Brown City
Attorney OF Sacramento City, the same being
the place for the transaction of the business
of the said estate in the City and County of
Sacramento. State of aiifornia.
LAUREN ASAHEL UPSON
Administrator with viii annexed of the estate
of Adelaide Louisa Epson, deceased
Dated at City OF Sacramento, March i,
1893. nir4-5tM
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City Finances.

City Auditor Young makes the follow
ing statement ofthe receipts and disburse-
ments of the city for the week ending
Saturday, March 80. 1897.
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Second Day of May. 1895,

AT 10 O'Clock A: NJ, unless the same shall be
talIea "a Ior ana all charges paid thereon prior
10 sald day OF sale.
FELIX TRACY, Asst Sup't
u. j. SIMMONS, Auctioneer.
Sacramento, Cal, April !, 1895.
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9, END THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
~ friends in the East.
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Lace and Chenille Curtains q Speciality.
II. n. FORTSON. Manager.
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NOTICE TO EDITORS-ESTATE OF
~ LOUIS LOTHHAMAfER, deceased No
Jice is hereby given by the undersigned
Frederick Lothhammer, executor of the last
Will and testament OF Louis LoJhhammer
deceased, 10 the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against said deceased to ex-
exhibit them, with the necessary affidaVitS or
vouchers, within ten months after the first
publication of this notice, to said executor
at the law Offices of Isaac Joseph. No. 53l X
street, sacramento, County OF Sacramento,
California, the same being the place for the
transaction OF the business of SAID estate
Dated March 4, 1895.
FREDERICK LOTHHAMMER
Executor OF the last Will of Louis Lothian
ner. deceased.
+. &. CASTLEHUN AND ISAAC JOSEPH At
torneys tor Executor. mr4-5tN
NOTICE To CREDITORS-ESTATE OF
" WALTER A. MILLER. deceased. Notice
is hereby given by the undersigned. Arthur
T.. Miller. administrator with the Will an
neXed OF the estate OF Walter y. Miller de-
ceased, TO the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within ten months after the first pa blication
Of this notice to the SAID administrator with
the Will annexed, at his Office. No. 1861 J
street Sacramento City, the same being his
place for the transaction OF the business OF
the said estate in the County OF Sacramento
State of California
ARTHUR +. MILLER
Administrator with the will annexed of the
estate of Walter y. Miller. deceased.
Dated, March j, 1895.
w. A. GETT, JR., Attorney for Estate.
mr4-5tM
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+. {. CAsTLEHUN AND ISAAC JOSEPH. At.
torneys tor Executor. mr4-5tM
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12
saar, @uisl, iifel uno Sumsrid.

5rier. Sic H%eparatur. 9trbeiten
am bieIisen Dome ihreiten riiIiig Dor.
ipdrts. Sas pauptoad lino bic beibsn
Rebenodher iino Sans nsu a~n9sisrtist
uno Die alien .Soi,binoer onr9 Gusn.
biuoer. iosennnnte Didsonalbinoer sr.
isbt pOrben, tulbreno an STEELE oes
Shieiers cine Gupferoedune getrsteu
lit. Sm Snnern oes 5omss tperben in
tiirseitsr 3eit Der Nuiitsis gum Saupt.
hors in romauiih.m StDlt ,pieotr ber-
geltelt uno bic gu btioeu Ssiten oisies
Nuftsiass bsiinolidsn Attiye on auos.
rer STEELE aafseftellt.
Srisr. Ger Mar!t 81 SasI suar
dubererbsntlib fart beiuht. Gs paren
aufaetrieben 1867 S1aie, 80 9roBe
Sdusine. 10 @aseu init 6ertelu. 25
Paar Sdien. Al Gibe. ettpa 20 Stid
Sunspisb uno 81 2alber. Vie guoen
in Su1., glsd- uno Woltparen tparen
,ablrsihsr oenn ie. - Nm l6. b. TIRE.
ten Die Hetruten Der Snianterie .@esi.
menter sin an Mittpob unb 9onners.
tag fabren sttpa 10, 600 &etrutsn bier
bur4. pelae ben &e9imentern IN GIaB,
2otbrinaen s~ugetbeilt limb.
Su Saarbur9 bielten afn 10.
Sttober bic @erSte Des &egierun9sbe-
,iris Srisr ibre bissjdbriQe 3oniereu3
ab, al weldsr "a asrsts tbeilnabmsn.
Den SdluB bilosts ein asmein,dait.
lihss Wittaasiisn im Sotel CUR polt.-
Die Ssrrsn 8uitaD uno Gmil &iipper
aus SuHeloOrf batten oas Slid, auf
Dem Sa9orepisre Sauidsio (bsi Ger.
mesteiD 5wei 4apitalbirI6e gldter
uno 3ebner Sronbirib) 81 erlesen.
Die Sbiere po9en aufaebroden uno
obne 8elueib 2l3 uno 226 piuno.
= Sin furhtbarer lln9iiidsiall ereig.
nete ii4 am Mpntag auf Der ns,Isn
Y~abnhrede suiiGen Sermesteil uno
Sierielb. sas Der ShisBmsiiter zines
S9adtes oamit beihdfti9t mar, aus
einsm Srettsrpsridlase BUILDER 81 ent.
nsbmsn, eriolgte cine Grplpiipn, nobel
Der S9ieBmeiifer fammt Der 9uoe in
Die Suft SeIbleuoert puros.
Srier. 3iuei iiioiibe Sanoels.
leute aus 20ieni6 Iino in Der Spua9oge
bel Der @Orlsiuug Der Sbora einano.r
in Die Sdare geratbsn uno baben li9
se9enieitig beihimpit. gle tuarsn
oespe9en Der Storuns oes 8ottesoieu.
Ties uno Der Seleioiguua beidnlbist.
Giner erbielt 20 Mart @elpbubs. Der
anoere puroe freiseiproden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12
Mus Dem abrisen 0raRbrr,ostbnm.

Som NJ reiite Serr So1ann
Seter &remer. Welber feline Stuoien
9ldnsenO an gtbendum bsenOete, mad
aa6en, nm in ben Seinitenorosn sinsu=
treten.
81 6onsoor perlieien Die &ir=
mestage oieiss Sabr GuBetIt rubi9: bon
CANT uno Streit teine Spur. Die
anslpGrts, meiit in Der Minetts9e9eno
hel9dItl9ten @rbeiter ipuren, pie all
ldbrllh. in corpore erl6ieueu.
SnSels wuroe Dem S6entlpirtb
Sacques 6rancois sin @itnenltOd se-
itOblen.
SnSoi6sio wurosn Dem Ndsrer
Spbann Submit bon ruhlOier Sano 4
lApns, traabare Sbtbdums 81 8runos
Serl1tet.
SnGopltal brdnnte oas pom Dem
Saalbbner Deter Weder bs,pobnts
@obnhans bis auis nadts Wauerwert
nb. S6aoen ungeIabr 500 Sr. ale.
curirt.
SbcrcOrn wuroe uniueit Der
SrtI1ait Der AZ SABRE alts 4rbeiter
Sub. poncelet aus gge (Sel9ien) pom
3u9e ilberiGbren; Der &opt Waro pom
2eibe 9etrenut. Ger llu9liitli6e
woDnte in gltbus; er lsbte 0etrenmt bon
ieiner 6amilie. 81 ein l~ln9liidsiall
Ooer SelbItmoro pprlie0t. tonnte bis
isBt moe ni9t istgeltsat weroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12
sarembmr9f6es aus DeIsien.

3wiiben Den juugen 2suten Der
belaii9eu S0rfer gir.iur-Gloie ,lno
Sattineourt, Slusi tlsinen SrtIhafteB.
Die Swilaen Nubanss uno Salanjp lie.
gen, 1T es in ben leBtsu 5assn 81 bsf.
ti9eu Streiti9teitsu setommsu. Die
Geran!ahunS mar, oaB bic guriben
BON NigslursGloie. NO Sirmss mar.
nidt 9elteuteu MOLTEN. oa6 bic juneeu
Seute bon 0Gttiucourt auf sinem Bale
tansten, ben emrltere in einsm Gaie Der.
anltaltet batten. 3uerif mar Is su
heItigen Observation-Disclosures 9etom.
men, bel welben piele perionen bur1
WerIen nit 6laihen uno @ldiern Der.
Wuuost luproen iuaren. Damn pollttn
Die Burden aus SattiucOurt &a1s on
ibren 8egnern uebmen. Wit St6ieu
uno MsIIerH bepaHnet, riidtsn tie
berau. 8e9su 8 uhr @beuos bssauu
cine reselrehte S4ladt. DIE 6sniier
hes 9afes Uuroen ssrtrimmert uno Elm
Sassl bon Steinen ms Snuers Qs.
ihleubert. Nls Vsritdrtuna aus Bat.
%tincoart, betuafnet nit 3epOipern uno
Spotidllaern einaetroHsn mar. begann
ein fur6tbares 8emeBsl. 9ie 8snoar.
merle BON Nubanse wuroe berbsiQs.
ruisu. oisis muBts @ebrdu1 Don Der
blanten Waiie maden; sim 8snoarm
ipuroe ihiuer perlsBt. Bon ben &dmp-
ienosn blieb taft tsinsr unperleBt. Gin
iunaer Mann Ramens GENES tlisb
nit seriamettertem S9aosl auf osm
3ampfplaBe lIsgeu. SdDerberleBte
,dblte man iiber Elm 9ubsno. Tie
Staatsanwaltidait bon GUIDANCE Der.
anitalts 9rbebun9en an Crt unp StsQs.
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6robher,oethum.
1us Ger bauptitaet.

Die ~aOln. 3ts." i6reibt: .@ic
mir boren bat, Der GroBberSoA bon
Surembur9 ben oeutIbeu &aiier aus
@nlab ieiner anweienbsit in Der 9dbe
Der lurembur9iideu 8ren,e our6 einsl
belonoeren Qb9ciauoteu beSriiBeu wol-
fen. Der 9aiier bat absr Dieie Ye.
9riiBnn9 inter SinweiB aui ben pri.
patcn ebaratter ieinss o~iesmali0en
I%uisntbaltss in Suriel pantsno abse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12

Set Is. Fbilipp Appel, ySiu,er, alt 18 )
2Stttper bon Sotbarina zen aus Abn; 49,.
Wtarie Sberelia Sitbr alt II Sabre, aus
9sorme!oinSen 2l.: Eeter 2Sebsr, alt Is
Gage ans Sberpormeloiugen %. Dti6el
Ste1nmee, cit : Wonate, aus gbn.
Gibilltano Der Stabt &emi d.
@eburteu.-G. auo: RttoIas Gomil,
9. D. &Ittor Jieosr, Weeger; H.; suua
Vltl0betb, J. u. Watbi1s @retl6, S6uei6sr;
.. Sept, Nobaul, .. .. Srieorid Ginger.
WelierIdmteo; 12.: Waria, I. D. SobanM
Saulp, @erberets 9lrbeiter a.. alice, /. y,
Sobnnn Eeter StspbuNp, Y%laiounirsr; IT.
Maria, I. D. Better 6aas, Weeger.
Sterbeidlle. IS. au9. Imou gSilp,
ralt 6S Sabre, &a9lObuer, lebigeu Staupss;
:. Sept. Wosparo be Nlarili9b, air SO Z.
6en.lIer, 6bemdm Don Iula Maria Philip
Pima Ntmbour9 g.: Gatbarina SelnaniI,
alt 100 Sabre, Jtentnerin, leoigen Stanoes;
g.. Vtaria Siei1er, alt rs g., 9ausbGIierilI,
Ttttlpe uon Jtitolans S6engel.
9eiratbsu.-6 dug. Sauieu Gmil,
St0at5elluebner 81 Mtcnoorf Vao, nit
e~eleIllla Maria Gi9e SerrleS, obne StdnS,
aus Nemid TO-: gpouore @olbibmtt,
@erihtSpotSieber, nit gauliue 9aleriue
8lopp, Wsooiitiu, beioe aus Rsmi6 49,:
Nnoreas PIT, gSin;er, nit 2luua Wtaria Srie.
prtb, obHe Stoito, beioe aliS Reni6; 3.
Sept.: Jiicolns aieiisr, Ghiiier alS Rertib,
nit Wario Carolina Giberer, pbme SiaMo,
aus i3aIierSpai6sr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12
Civil itano Der Gtaot Ste.
fird.

Geburteu.- /. Sept. :'Maria, Z, o.
gorang SOB. Peter, glrbeiter; .: Waria,
:. .. &eper Sobanl, Shubinuder; g.:
Guiana, :. y. Rieipers Sob, arbeitsr g.:
yeouie, Z. y. aneip Better, arbeiter; 1S.:
Setter ,SeiIr Gomunb, 9. y. 0taiQet Better,
SrofefiOr; altpn SOiepb, g. D. 0ieoriG
&ttolGS, Eedenmcher; .Sobaun, e. D.
Gelocs 6ronj, Arbeiter.
Netr0tbeu. II. Sept. Reper Sob,
NrbeIter, nit MariG S6oltes II. 9uopig
Nouderot, commiiiionirter Soloat, nit sra.
ria Soiepbine VtoleruS; %. Mti6sl griis
dsli, Arbeiter, mIt SuiaumG &al6 Watb.
Stirei, 6igarrsndrbeiter, nit Wfaria Mars
Saretba Neper; SobaMu WsDer, !Sudsrs
bGGerarbeiter uno Gatbariua Simmer.
SterbefGlle. L.: Gatb. Bad, alt
4 Wonate; II: Grnil atton 2Seiler, alt 9
28oten; %. NnIa Maria Nutonp, alt So
Sabre, Sautlrau, @itipe bon Mi6eI giau.
non; 30. War9aretba Sbsi6, ait 0touats.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12
6tpil ltano Der 8emeiuSe
yeBoprf.

@eburten. = Som 25. Sept. Sobaum
Eetsr, .. .. xii. Sbsrn, Serarbs,tsr II
Slln9eu.
S~eiratbeu. - Som IL. Sept. Nran,
HaaS, eebrer Don Sentin9en nit Hatbarina
Vloot, obne Stano, aus @spelt.
SterbsfGlIe. - 8eine.
GipilItauo Der 8emeinbe
Wormeloin9eu.
@eburteu. - Bonn 8. Sept. Better g.
D. Feter Sseber. a0B. 29iu,cr in S%bsrpormel.
oul9en 81: Wargaretba, :. .. Mibel Bin.
nel. @lnier III Sberworme!oiu9eu.
SterbeiGlle - Som 2. Sept. Watb.
6ilber, lspi9, alt "a Sabre. S6mieS aus
Abn; Z, Vl6. Srieosu. alt 20 Sabre, 99itt,
wer ppn Wasie 9MSa II Vbnsn; IL. (:
Ytaris alsiu, alt Q @0&aI, aus 0ormsIpim,