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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-29
Fairlee.

A. G. Newcomb is not as well al
usual this winter.
Mr.. Hayes reports that his sen Will
lam's death is daily expected.
Mrs. F. w. Abbott gave four table
whist party last week and the enter
tainment was very pleasant.
Mr.. Sanderson of Woodstock has
been in town looking at the Abbott
potato house with view of starting 9
soft soap factory.
Harry Morrison and Alva Kimball
have the sympathy of their many
friends in the great sorrow.
Rev. Mr.. Rogers, brother of Ma
than Rogers of this place, spoke before
the Christian EndeavOr Society Sunday
evening, on temperance, and his re-
marks were very practical.
Mr.. Dulos Clough has recovered
from his sickness and with his wife
returned home, also Mr.. Hamscom
and Mrs. Doolittle have returned.
H. l.. Rice is confined to the house,
DR.. Chase is attending him.
Some from this place attended the
concert and dance at Bradford Tuesday
evening and pronounced it one of the
pleasantest parties ever held in town.
We are to have the school house in
district No. repaired, also new seats
put in, for which we are very grateful
to the directors, for with the new text
books, and repairs, and good teacher
we shall be in good condition to make
progress for our children if we did
lose what two hundred towns in the
state availed themselves of, chance 20
start public library.
Mr., D. Bowman writes from North
Carolina that he is much pleased with
the location, Planting and sowing
commenced, but nearly two week,
later than usual. During their stay in
Washington they were invited to re-.
ception where they had chance to
personally meet President and Mrs.
Cleveland. His many friends hope for
his complete and speedy recovery.
Rev Mr., fuckers sermon last sun
day was very highly appreciated Sub
ject, Missionary work from 1900 to the
present time, giving the details of
voyage to Bombay that took five
One said it was equal to Tai
mage.
Mrs. G. Cove of Cambridge, Mass,
came last week to close the trade and
deed the Abbott mill property and
double tenement house 10 Sumner Per-
kins. Uncle Walter viii stay for
short time and assist Mr.. Perkins in
making some necessary changes. We
hing that Uncle Waller is the oldest
miller in the State. His time of con-
.inuous service has been thirty years.
He tells us that there are two runs of
stone in the mill, one of VIII. CHI is in |
lutte good condition. that were taken
up the river by steam power before the
abroad was built.
deferred ItemsI
Officers elected at the March meet
ng: w. II. Kibbey, moderator; A.
". Paine, town clerk; w. Fl. Gilmore,
reasurer; G. f. Pierce, overseer; M.
". Smith, G. +. Pierce and j. w.
dorris, selectmen; A. w. Paine NJ
Z. Jenkins and Charles Warren, list
RS; A. w. Paine, l.. j. Heath, w. Z
Allbee, school directors; Geo Lufkin,
Dad commissioner. A. w. Paine re-
igned as school director and NJ w.
mith was appointed TO fill the vacan'
v, by the selectmen. A. w. Paine
7as elected Supt. of schools by the
chool board.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICEI
MRS. C. H. CURTIS.


To be first in anything is a distinc.
ton. We believe we have at
tanned the distinction Of al
ways having the largest and
best assortment of Millinery
Goods to be found in this sec
ton from a BABY'S BONNET
to GRANDMA'S HAT We
are also just in receipt Of ten
doz. new spring wrappers from
600 up, which are cheaper, not
spasmodically cheaper, but ha-
bit11ally, every day and all the
time cheaper than any other house.
Butterick's Patterns in Stock.
Read this adv. next week.
Butterick DeineatOrs, and Fashion Sheets Now Ready.
MRS CURTIS
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BOltOnVIIIe.

Mrs. Mary j. Morse is very sicl
with grip.
Miss. Mabel Hunter is to return anC
teach the spring term of school.
Mrs. Louisa Lane went to her sons
at Charlestown, N. H.. Thursday.
Sam Tucker is assisting in the care
of his brother Freeman, whose condit
ion is slightly improved.
Mrs. Mabel Gallison of Fryeburg
Maine, has become housekeeper al
Frank Bottoms.
Mr.. A. A. Simpson of Montpelier,
is looking for horses to buy.
Don't fail to hear Lovett's Boston
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-29

Tickets for the grand concert Low
ett's Boston Stars, at Congregational
church, Newbury, eve of April Sd,
can be obtained at Hale's store.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-29

All lovers of good music should
avail themselves of the opportunity of
attending the grand concert al Congre-
gatiOnal church, Newbury, April Sd.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-29

" u; Il i. f hsS:Ss1, }Prescott & RobshaW
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-29

The w. G. r. U. will meet with Mrs.
Robert Hubbard Tuesday afternoon,
April I'd. All are cordially invited to
be present.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
Die @umiids& atbuliidc Wescnieitigc
Shutacicliha nnn Snua

b0lt befanntli6 MIR mebr ole spei
Sabre 8eueral : Geriammlun9eu ab.
SDb bGlt Der Gerlpaltungsrutb allidbr=
LID cine 3niummcutunit nit Geh=
nun9sabi6luB sur 3cit uno an Dem
Srte, no Der Yrdlioent oenielben be-
ruit. Ser Dohm. Yater Srln bat
nun iAon Die Witglieoer oes Serrual-
tun9sratbes fir Die 3ui0mmeutuuft
oieies Sabres auf ben 10. Suli bier
naG Dubuque suiammenberuien.
9Sie uns Der 8eneral=S etretdr Serr
@erner mittbeilt, belduft li6 Die 3abl
Der Mitalieocr %se9enp0rtis oui iiber
22OO, Uelhe aufgenommen lino, ,uGb=
rerlo 800 Nuinuhmcgeiuhe porliegerl,
10 oab Die 8eiellibnft in Sturgeon an
$500 Wit9lieoer sdbleu mirO. Ser
rsilenbe Ilent, Serr Greioenba6, bat
lhDne Grfolge su persei6nen uno Die
Scleu'6ait leibit itebt III icbr blilbela
Den TerbQltnilien.
Sn NnbetrN6t Der nieleu 9Sirreu
llber Die tir1lih perbOtelen 8elellibaf=
ten. tDnnen mir ben G~atboliten oes
Staates Die SduBgeiellihGit niht
lparn selrlg empieblen, sumal oielelbe
ebr 9roBe materieiie Sor=
tbelle bietet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02

burgii6es Soltsielt itatt; oasielbe 1T
bon ben %pereini9ten Surembur9er Ge=
ieli6aften yVruoerbuno" uno ySnoe=
PENDENT Club" peronitaltet iurroel,
uno perIpriht - lbnli6 Dem leBtjub=
riQen GOltsfeIte - ein grDbcr grtolg
81 tucroen. Den Iuion9 blloet. elne
Mtari6=Yaraoe, an melter liD fol9enoe
Sercine uno 8eieaihaiteu betbelll9en
meroen: oSnoepenoent 6lub". brit
%oerbuno", ySun9geiellen : &erein",
v6purt Surembur9", uno wabri6ein=
lid audi Der ySrierer-Serein". Raj
i0uer @erein", r%Snoepeuoent Club"
bon gluroru. ,Suremburger Inter
iiiiBungs Terein" bon Chicago urlo
anoere. Die Paraoe gebt BON 6en=
trllm Der Staot aus biz nah lincoln
Yort, ppn no aus Die Sbeilnebmer per
Gable=Gars nOb Dem ibonen SlmOns
@rope, 1917 Noro=6lart= Strabe, be-
iOroert wcroen. Nuf Oieies Goltsfelt
iol9cn in Chicago Die Picnics Oes
yGurcmburger Sruoerbuno" uno bes
vGuremburger unteritilBun9s=Sereln"
beioe am IL. &uoult.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
2ltn TuBe Der 2. StraBe.
0urd cine pl0Blihe glbtiibluno

- Sur1 cine pl0Bli6e Nbtiiblung
lam man ii6 i'm SOmmsr ebeuio
ihuea rbeumatiibe Giititmersen sll=
Slebeu luie i'm 98inter. 9urh Die Qn-
wenoung pOn ct. Satobs Sel tann
man oleIelbeu ebenlO lel1t los weroen.
= gu 6drleD miro man oisIss Sabr
Die GrnteIeier III belOnoerer g8eiie be-
0e6en. IS miro u0mlib Dities Die
25jlbri9e Grnteieier Ieln, melte bort
l"eieiert miro uuo man nil oGs Greig=
nib betOnen. Nl5 Heoncr lino einge=
laSen Sr. Sceos BON Man6elter II. Sr.
{. 8onner Don Subuque.-Sie Grnte=
ieier Su S%perspllle IOll am Ia. Nugult
l%iattiinoen.
- Nm 4. Suli merOen be oeuti6e
&atbpliten BON 9Saterloo ein Yicnic
abbalten. Ser Geinertra9 ut CUR ln=
terltilBun9 Der I'M SAu be9riiieneu
ih0nen, ceutiden st. Warisu=&irbe
beltimmt.
- Yerh. ISOLDE t6otete Der yliB ein
Pfero bes Selrn SOiepb Mente bon
Surembnr9.
- Die S1lu6ieier Der Ct. Sran=
sistus S6ule 81 SDersuille mar ein
ebrenosr GrIolS oas PrO9ramm Der
tSeier lautete:
Gr0Iinung nit Wtuiif: Ginbermari6, be-
9leitet uon sri. glula Suliuger AM benz
Fiaao, SRI. 4. u. SmItb nit Der Siollle
ulo sos. SullInger nit Dem SOrEct.
Sortrage Der Jtlgen driltiI6er Srjie:
bun9, uou 2luna Smltb Slid, pon Sobam
Soldier; llulere YIllbteu gegeI bic 5fepubs
lid, pom Maria Butler.
yRuiit: Narum mir oas alter ebreu Iolen,
Don NuIa SllllIger.
SortrG9e Gle Jiir9lbdtt, uon Srar; Sors
tembrou Stepping Stones bon SDerelIa
gSeltermegr Abl9ieosreoe pon 9mil Utnls
Ter.
Ohriif: Duet, uom 8. $. arapil mlo W. s..
3uiippel.
Reoe pou Rep. 81. 0aruiu9.
GertbeiluI9 Der Siplomen NIB Weoailel.
Abl6poslieo uno Otuilt.
@eril. gBObe Samit0g itarb Grau
Sobn &urt bon Sation SOWnibip, 8
Wtellen welilitj bon Sellepue wpbnbait
nab turSer 4rantbeit. Sieielbe err
rei1te eiu gllter Don AZ Sabre. Sm
Sabre 1869 Wuroe lie nit ,}ODn Gurt
permdblt. Ans oieier she entiprOiien
8 &inoer. Sas ye9rdbnib iano am
MOntaa bon Der Ct. SpiepBs STRIDE
aus ltatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
Grtrnnfeu.

3wii6sn IL unb II ubr ertrant am
Sienitag 9ormittag DC. Sempiep ull=
terbalb oes Saiens. inOem Der Naden,
in pelbem er lid nit einem Sreunpe
befano, umtippte. Sempiep woQte
oas lfer ibwimmeno erreiden uno err
trant beim 9erirlGe, pdDreno iein ye=
9leiter .. Sutton, jr., ii6 ~rettete,
lnOem er li9 al Dem Naben
feiibislt, bis Siilfe anlanote.
Der damn, luelder OOm uier aus ben
Siilferuien iOl9e g~eleiitet uno Sutton
r~ettete. fubr an Sempieg pOrbsi obne
oenielben 81 leben, trOBoem man inn
bonn ufer aus sugerufsn suerit ben
Sbpimmenoen gu retten. Sempiep
mar 35 Sabre alt lnO binterldBt cine
Satin uno mebrere feline 1inoer. Gr
mar SeilBer oe5 Senate" SalOOn, an
Der Main=S trabe, juilbcn Der 4. uuo
3. Strabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
Sine Mcils nDrblidl upu Gutenberg

iano man all Sreita9 MOraen ben snt.
leelten Seiduam bes l7jGbri9eu
6brilt. SbrOoer, SObn oes Gr MapOr
ShrOoer bon Gutenberg, aui Dem 8e=
leiie Der Is. 90. IL ct. Yaul Giienbabn
lie9en. Der Seidnam mar in i6ar=
oerDlem 3uitanpe. er lag in sinem
Wraben neben Dem 8eleiie: elm glrm
mar aus DEM &Orper 9"erilleu uuO oas
cine yein hing MIR mebr nit eini9en
;Salern am Seibe uno Der ilbri9e She'll
oes Sei6nams mar bis 81, unertennt=
li6teit entltellt. SNs mann llno lpie
oes iAredliben SODes 1T in Suntel ge=
biiQt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
SuDesiaQe.

= Sn MDialem 5ppnibip liarb
6reitag NnNt Serr SObann Oswalo
I'M glitter bon uugeIQ9r As Sobren al
elmer Serifrantbeit. Gr binterldBt
cine Satin uno mebrere &inoer. Gas
gegrGbnib ianO am SOnnta9e ouf benz
@OttesOder Der st. Gat"arina-&irhe
unter so9lreiher Setbeiii9un0 iiOtt.
Der VerltOrbeue par ein braper Satbo=
lit uno eiu 9eadteter Gbrenmaun.
WtOge er ruben in Srleoen!
gu Butte GItD, Mont., itorb
Der 27jdbrige SObn }Oiepb oes Serrn
S6rObilgen Don Centre @rope. gs
iiberleben i'm iein %ater uno Yruoer
aui Der SGrm 81 6entre 8rooe, ullo
ieine Shwelter, 0rau yreitbab bon
Cascade.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
ueber bic primiS=Seier in Solp
6rOB entnebmen mir Der port 8aib.
3tg."

ueber bic PrimiS=Seier in SolD
6rOB e%ntnebmen mir Der Port 8alb.
3tg."
- Dim Sonnta9 ben 90. SUM- fweierte Rep.
u. {. Sreimuuu i'll Der Solp GrOB= STRIDE i'll
Conn Belgium ieiue Erimi3. Yon ben Fris
mi;ieierli6teIteu bic bisberi i'll ieler a%Itebrpiir'
bt9en Sir6e itatt9eiunoen, mar oiele cine Der
impoianteiteu. Sine Yro;eiiion, oil bereu
SpiSe zimmerman 'sGapelle mari6irte, bolte
ben 9elebrauteu Don ~leller etterli6en Wob.
lrIug ab II. 9~eleItete. ibu CUR STRIDE. Rep. y. ..
2Selbes Ytarrer Der Gemeinoe, fllI9irte ais
Yresbgter Qlilltens, uuo benz Gelebrantell
ailiitirteu Hep. ! l6erp ais 3iatou uno Jtep.
S6mio ais CUB iafou. SIM Sauttlaz
RUM beiaroen lid bic Sieiitli6eu Mep. y.
Glstanp pon Sort YSalbin9tOu; Hep. g.
Yierron Don Wilm0utee Geu. i. Z. 8eQes
pOu Robler; Reu. y. QSilmes Don Wtilpau=
Zee; Autou y. Otiiler pon Ranoom gate uub
cine &niabl Stuoeuteu Don ct. Sralcis.
9tep. Sbeo. y. Wteper Don Saufpille bi Il
cine tteiour6oa6te qreoi9t, uuo Der Gbor Der
Gemetnoe, Der lub inter Der geituuG etuer
S6welter oeS Sroells bes bl. 9omiuitus aus
Hactne b~efinoet, tru9 pieI sur Ueri60ueruua
Der ,Seier bel. is ma eIu berrlider Saa,
NIB aus Der 9auier llm9e9eub batter lid
Selt, Selu6er III 9olp 9roB eII8eiuuoeu.
- &m 0IeuItas, ben 20. Sum, MOr9ens
nm . ubr, teIdten Sr. Srant u. gtieler,
Sobn pon Srau Wiagoalena Nierul, uuo
SSrl. Gertrude RObueu, &o1ter Dol Srau
UtGrp 6obuelI, Geloe Don Bort WalbiuJtou,
IN Der ct. utOrier Stride baielbit bic Sou6
gum guIb tlIr's Eeben. Rep. y. @lstump
uou3O9 ben ieIcrIi9eu Srauatt. Die 3rou.
seu9el waren bic (oerren Srant ulo Solepd
60bnen, griioer o!r Eruut. Rat Der fir6
liben 6eier iano IN Ct. Midels, 8aibin9.
ton 9oultu, isis. bel 6ru. Soiepb 9tooeI.
ttr6, OnteI Der grGat, eyle slGn;eioe pod.
;~eItsIeier ltGtt.
-@m 8. Suni fturb 'u Wilmautee i'm
Rloiter Der gtotre Dame 15weteru, S6we.
tier u. geoaroa, 9ebOrrue amla 8iuet.
0teielbe Wuroe im Sabre 1860 in Yel9ieu aes
boreI uno fam nod lebr Jung MT lbrell
Stern nat Amerita. SIN ,(abre 1888 trat
lte IN has RIolter eiu uuo wlrtte lpGter bis an
tbrem lobe al peri9iebeneu S9ulen oils
Gebrertu.
Sn @btcago finbet am Gonn-
tag, ben z. SuIi, eia srObes 2urem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
Stadt mud Amaeqeud.
Entered at the Postoffce at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
Sir S9ule Der 9crs Sriu=& irGe

wuroe perfl. @ohe Mittwoh, pie es
bel tatbolildeu S6ulen Srauh lit, IN
pilroi9er @eiie 9eihlOlen. 9ta6oem
Der bohtu. Sater gaumann in Der
Stride cine palienoe Aniprahe on Die
&inoer gebalten. muroe oas ySeoeum"
an9eltimmt, oils SDb= nno Sant0eian9
fiir Die 8naoen, wel6e @Ott Der S1ule
i'm perfl. Sabre 9sipenoet.
Nud Der tir6liden Seier iano i'm
SdulBauie Der Nbibieo Der &inoer
BON lbren Sebrern uno Der bObw.
8elltlihteit ltatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
Bic Gnn,rrte int ShiiBcu>Yar

puroen an pcrH. Wittmpb gbenb err
oIfnet. IS bate iib cine bepelltenoe
Nniabl Der berporragcnolten 8sihdits=
lellte nit ibren 6amilien ein9efuloen
llno ale amilirten iib ouf Die all9e=
neblnIte MeiIe. Die portreilihe Gpr=
net Sano 9ab ibre i6Onlte Wtuiit gum
Seltel, es wuroe 6euerpert abeebrannt
uro es u~nterbielten iih Sung uno gIt
i'm 6reien. @ir tOnnen nibt umbin
oiele GonSerte pon Neuem auf bas
gSdrm'te 81 e~mpfeblen. Ginselne
Sltets meroen nlht pertauft es lei oenr
an VeliBer zines Saiion Sidets.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
Gum Saugerfritc.

Gum II. Sdu9erIeite oes noroweIi=
ll6sn SGngerbunoes wel6es betuunt=
LID n06ltes Sabr bier in Dubuque ab=
9ebnlten miro, DerOen Die Norberei=
tun9en allm0blig begOmen. 9ie aus.
lpQblten @eian9itiide ilno mas 6bo=
init Srbei Il YeQlei=
betrifft lie olet:
.&0iier Rotbbart" ~.. YoObertstu
a., 2llte uieoerlGnolide Soltolieoer" .Nremier
yotegen mno Come" .. SOrl6ner
Sic Simmel riibmeu" ..--.g. y. Setbopen
A Capella Chorus.
ySturmbeidDoruug ....... ..... Tuuuer
. S,u einem tiiblen GrunOe" ... ...-. .Glltd
US ltebt cine giHoe" Sei6Mer
My Old Kentucky Home.
IN,,, Ma, - ,,,ya,,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
= Ger .Seutib.Ameritaner" Dol
@aterlpo i6reibt:

Die glrbeiteu al benz Srubcmsnte ber
ucIeI oeutideu tatbOlli9eu Stride 9ebeu raid
uorau lmo iouen III eiu paar 2Sobeu pouelI=
bet lelu. Die Wttt9lIeOer Der Semeiroe ilub
nod uueuti6lolieu Oh Die stride nod oieleu
6erblt lopeit iertt9 gelteut wiro, baB iie biss
len Htuter lhou @otteSoienit i'm galement
abbalteu touAeu ODER ui6t. las gaucomite
bat bic Blame Don ar9etett Seer, Don 0ua
buque erbulten. Die nele STRIDE, werll eins
NAL uolencet, miro Die i6onts Der Stabt
ieiu. Ser Sbum wiro bis sur Spiye bss
arelies ungeidbr 200 SUP msiem"
- gm q. SUM brannte oas pfero
BON SObn Seller in 2amotte ourd, no.
bel Serr Seiler berausgei6leuoert,
jeOob ni9t idlimm perlsBt puroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
Nus ocm GruntD uno Der Wa1bar:
idait.
Spersoille, Sa., "a. SUM.

Spersoille, Sa., "a. SUM.
6reun0 GOnner!
Nm SOnnta9, Den %. SUM. 9in9en
bier 20 &naben lno "A WtdO6sn CUR
erlten bl. &Ommunion. Hep. Seer
leitete Die Geierlibteit. Yeim SO1=
ANTE diliitirten ibm bic bO6w. Serren
Ylalter BON SammOno. Sno., ais
SiutOu uuO Srumm bon bier ais Cub
9iatOn. Yei Der Nuinabme Der &in-
Der in bic Scapulier : Yruosri1aIt
prcoi9te Hep. Plalter.
Wit @ruB, Sbr
VI. j. &uippel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
Sic Nirma Sus. 9rni Il g.,

= de Der L. uno W i It 5 e.
1T betannt uls zines Der better Ser
t%aufsbGuIer Der StnOt fir ale Irtitel
IN Gleu= uno &urSpaaren, fir Sep
pide uno Seltil6er uno AUDI fir ale
Waaren, Del1e Den peribieoenen Sab
resieiten %an9emelien iino. 9iaes lit
edit uno oalerbaft bel mOgli9lt bili-
Gen Yrelien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
Notwithstanding

Duroen am Sienita9 Wor0en in elmer
SiBunQ oes Ausiduiies iir Oas @anSe
ME iOl9t ab9emadt. 9as @eiu6 Der
+. VI. d Ct. Yaul giienbabn CUR ge.
9un9 zines 0eleiies CUR q. y. WcSOn.
alo 6ObrIt muroe erl0ubt. Sine Gin=
laoung oes Serrn &bombsrgs ben Ort
gu bellttIAen 100 er eiuen YHrt berri6=
ten nil, menn Der StaOtratb ibm einen
perpetual charter 9elu0brt. lplrroe
an9enpmmen. 9Os @eiub oas 6euer=
department utter civil service reform
su lteueu, Wurpe QuSenOmmeW.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
Die Grunoltcinlc9una

mn nellen Srrenalpl wuroe am Spnn=
tag pom bohw'l item GrSbiihof Sennenp
IN 8e9euluart elmer beoeuteuoeu 30bl
uno Salen b~e9angen. Die 6elt=
reoe bielt Der bpbw. @ater Saulep bon
Sa. Galiaetters Supenile
Sano ~lieferte Die Mtullt. Sas Wetter
mar iebr aiinlti9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-02
sycucr i'm ,,WOibru Nulc"

bro6 Sienltaa nm 5 llbr Nu6mitta0s
aus. inoem auf irgenO cine g8eiie Oas
6eucrwert. iuelbes i'm ShUuteniter fir
Den 4. Suli a%ui9eltapelt lag, e~ntSunoet
muroe. g9ie piel @eriiheruna Dor.
6anOen 1T, lit CUR 3eit nibt betannt.
Ser 0onN MaarenporrGtb 1T pernibtet
uHo 0as Vsbau0s beosutsHo bel6doi0t.
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The record-union., 1895-12-24
MURDERED BY INDIANS.
Rancher. His Wife and Two Chill
dren Killed by Apaches.

PHOENIX (Ariz.), Dec. 23.-Perley
Ellerson, a rancher, his wife and two
children were murdered, and their
home, near Payson Postoffice, about 100
miles from here, burned by Apaches
last Friday Their bodies were cast
into the flames and incinerated. The
home of Ellerson's father, which is
quite near. was also besieged, but il is
not known whether he has shared the
same fate.
The scene of the terrible tragedy is
about two miles from the line of the
San Carlos Reservation, near the head
OF Pleasant Valley. So far as known,
the rancher's residence was fired by In
dians early on Friday morning last, and
when the occupants attempted to es-
cape they were shot down and the
bodies thrown into the flames
Payson is a small Postoffice, and
there are no county or Federal officers
located near by. 1t is not known
whether the old couple, Ellersons s
father and mother, are alive yet
The news of the massacre has
awakened intense excitement here, and
a citizens posse is rapidly being
formed TO take the trail of the reds.
The Ellerson family came here from
Bonneville, o., six years ago. and To-
Gated in the Tonto Basin, near the
Apache reservation. They were quite
well-to-do and extremely popular.
The record-union., 1895-12-24
TRAGEDIES IN KENTUCKY.
Five Reported in One Day in Different
Parts of the State.
A Heretofore Supposed Harmless I'm
beetle Fires ,the Contents of a
Shotgun Into Passer-by.

LOUISVILLE (Ky), Dec. 23.-F'ive
tragedies are reported from different
parts of the State to-day.
Near Eckton, Love Henderson and
John Bailey met at a house of ill-repute.
They became jealous of one of the in
mates, quarreled and at once began
shooting. After both had emptied their
pistols without effect, Henderson picked
up shotgun and fatally wounded his
antagonist.
Near Hodginsville Tom Friend. sup
posed heretofore to be a harmless irnbe-
cile. saw Tom Carrice riding by With
out any provocation, save the prompt
ings of an insane whim, he fired the
contents of a double -barreled shotgun
into Carrice, wounding him fatally.
In the upper end of Barren County
negro highwaymen attempted to hold
UP party of white men. The negroes
were pursued, and one Montford Gate
wood was killed
A. M. Logan, a prominent farmer liv-
ing near Madisonvil1e, attacked and
killed young man named Coates. Lo-
gan is supposed to be crazy, as no cause
can be ascribed for his deed.
AT negro festival in Christian
County, near Hopkinsville Jerry Pettis
shot Albert Thomas in the arm.
Thomas instantly shot Pettis through
the body, causing instant death.