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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
6Ietnere Wa6ridyten aus Staot
uno uuageseno.

- 6. s. PeteriOn, 3abaarst,
96l WaiutraBe.
Die nere Sabrit Der u. q. Mc.
9ohalo Dig. SO. piro in eini0sn
28pden iertis fem. ga Dubuque Elm
Sauptla0srplaB fir bic 2RisruuG bon
alien ms Sab einibld9iaen giiens
maaren weroen iOl, pat Die 8irma
$50 Giienbabnmagen bon siiernen
H6bren bon OOunQston, o., beitellt.
VsrH. @pte lit Die erite SenOul9.
beitsbeno aus IL Giienbabnluagen.
laOungen bier in Dubuque an9elau9t.
Sieies lit Obne 3wsiieI Die 9r0Bte Sen.
ouus ~Gilenwaaren, pel3e je nit
sinsm 3uss fir cine einSise 5irma bier
in Dubuque antam.
gs baben Seirdtbslisenien aes
nommen: Serr Seinrib ublri9 unO
SRI. gmma Sauerspa1.
- IS ioQ bon Seiten elmer geipilien
SrauenOrganiiation allh bier in gu.
buque cine Noitatiou i'm 8ange isin,
Inn ben StGotratb 81 berpe9en bic
.Gurtep Yel" einSufiibrsn. @s lit
oieies cine @lode, ipel6e gbenos 9e9en
8 ODER balb 9 ubr aelautet fueroen ipll
uno iu6 osrsn Gduten teine &inoer
inter einem eewlien Glitter mebr
allein aui Der StruBe erlaubt ieill
iollen. Sn @inOna. 0sinn., in Wa'
terloo, Sa., unb anoersn Stdoten lit
bic vGurfew Bell" idon ein0silbrt.
- @pr Srieoensrl6ter Maclap
rpuroc am Samstag 6rau Z. @rsiner
su $40 StraIe psrurtbeilt neil lie ben
Suuasn glnton Peter ir. our6 S9Ia'
gen uerlebt bate.
SO beiBt Die gepobner b.
S~taottbeilss arf @sit Sil mir,s y
Dem Staotratb cine 9stition 3ar e..
luuaung b~eiierer SduBmittsl s,osu
6%euersQefabr einreiden, irel6s NIT
5000 untsrihriItsn periebsn ZEN ,"n
9ieielben perlan9en. bah entips Nsr sime
9ampiipriBs Oosr Elm Sdlf,nhmoosn
aui Dem Serae %itatIOnirt msrns" mi
Sin seuiIer So6nG onr,uen IN,
Ssrrn &0rl Wteper. ben @siissy 10,
gYirtbi6ait al Der sd" Nov nm
Woiu.Gtr ouf 9o50i.S w 10 WV
~astn,I". " ~ Sbaosneriat
"'1'"Sa, tUE.i 1s,ls.ss i'm Die 3biil
w" ~S,''tt WINS 6uBes Su0e'
Sss!ssuussn susslast ,obs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
WiBt Sen Suunenihrin.

SIN bieii9en Ser. Staten @etter.
bureau lit eiE vSOnnenihein- WfeIier"
ruenn mir es 10 nennen otrien an9etom,
men. IS 1T Oieies elm Snltrument
Uelhes oss @benos Sei0t lpie lan0e
ta9sliber Die Some ihieu. Snnem
nGmlib bic SOmenltrubleu mittels
zines Spie9els aui Auetiilber in elmer
EObre 9elentt lteigt uno iallt oieiss je
nab Der berriasnoen SIBe. 9absi
Diro nit Siilie zines GutOmntii6en
elettriiden 9Ipparates Die jspsil9e Stel.
lung oes Guedilber an einem benu6.
barten appHrats abQeSei6nst 10 oaB
man am @benoe cine iiberii6tlihe Sars
itelur9 Der Oeridieosnen Stsluu0sn
Sss Susdiibsrs tagsabsT Dor iia bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
SpScsiaae.

Ssbr. - gu Sbsrrils, Sa., tarb
RE Sohter Der Samilis Sebr nab
elmer pierSebntdoiaen Grantbeit am
Sppbus. 8eim 2eihenbesGn9uiB iuns
sirten als 2eidentrdgerinneu Die fOls
Qenoen Mdohen: u. &iefier; Wt.
GOnroo, 6. Stilmuntes. s. Gn9ler,
.. S1mltt, q. Sledenltein.
g 6mib - Gin Samitug Nabs
mitta9 itarb I'm balb 4 ubr SrdI
anna Shmiot i'm Nlter BON 60 Sab'
rem in ibrer @obnun9. 855 Sincoln
ape. Sas Se8rdbniB fanO an MOn=
tag itatt.
Burden. gu Gbica0O ftarb gO.
Burden. Der Sruosr Der Srdu g. 8.
8uilbert BON Dubuque, infolge eInes
Sersi9lases.
s b rmaru II. - 9erfl. Wo6e
9iensta9 itarb Srau SOiepb 6ubrmann
unter eiSenartiaeu umitanOeu mad
einem beIti9en SOoestanlpie. neIher
BON @OnpulIiDnen uno 3ufun0en
be9leitet mar. Sie 2eihcni9au nat
benz Sooe tpuroe inter Coroner
WtcSOnalo Oor9enommen-uno III benz
Seri6te miro erfldrt, Der Sob lei ins
folge zines SelbItmproes our1 Ser9if'
tung eingetreteu. Ser 80tte Der Sers
ltOrbsnen if Serr SOiepb Nubrmann,
pelher friiber Sbeilbabsr oes SIeioers
9eihdites OIL Der gde Der 9. uno Glaps
ltrabe iuar.
Sietri6. - SIN 9tIter BON 90
Sabren tarb an Sonnersta9 Mo,gen
in Der @ubnun9 ibrsr So6ter, l29 on
Der Selbi StraBe. 6rau SOrotbea
Sistrib on NItersi6Udde.' 9ieielbe
mar aus Sraunidmei9 9ebiirti9, tam
i'm Sabre 1S4S nod st. &Ouis. no
ibr sriter @atte, Serr &sinefe, liarb.
Nab 3luei Sabren (lS5O) fam lie nah
Center Sorunibip i'm bieii9en County,
mo lie nit q. Sietrib III s~iueiter Gbe
9etraut wuroe. pelder Dor etlua iunf
Sabrsn ieiner 8attin i'm SOoe pOraus=
9in9. Die 9ertprbene binterlGbt pom
ibrem erlten 8atten bier 8inoer: Srn.
SrauS &einefe bon GbeIterfirIo, ST.;
Srn. SObaun &einede BON SanIas
Gitp; 6rau 9nra Sartals BON Dubuque
uuo 6rau @ilbelm @iebe bon YeOIta.
6ein5er. Qm Sounersta9
ltarb in Der @O9nung ieines Sruoers
q. .. 8eiiSer, 292 an Der Meit
2oeuf-S traBe. Ssrr gloam @sinSer i'm
NIter BON % Sabren. Ser Gsritor-
bsne mar leoi0en Stanoes uno mcbnte
friiber in Gaming. So, WOGin Die
2eide iiberIiibrt tpuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
Gin fnappes Gntfnmmet

Dor sinem Ssos i'm @aHer oes @iiiif.
iippi bate am MOntag Seinri4 Berg.
mann bel Gagle YOiut. DIS er ben
SluB 81 SuB trsuSen wDlte brad er
Ourh oas gis uno nur ielner iiberaus
taltbltiti9en @sihesae9enluart 9elan9
es itA Su retten. Gr bate n1mlib
eiuen StOd bel ii6 uno als er am
u~nter8eben iuar gel0u9 es ibm ben
StOd quer uber oas Sod gu le9en
uno inoem er Ii4 an oieisn antlam,
merte. bIieb ibm 3eit lib nit Dem
SOpie iibsr Der eisoede gu balten bis
es ibm 9elana auf ieite5 sis 5u tOm.
men. Der Wann 1T UNI cine b6ie
G%riabrung nnO wObl aud um cine
beitiae er.dltun9 reiter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
Biligerrs Gas.

Die beige Sen Gitp @as Co." bat
Die Preiie fir 8as ernisori9t. 2eu6t'
oas miro mad benz l. glpril $3.50
Retto fir tauIeno GubilfuB gu itebsn
tOmmen. 9rsnnoas fir &Oboien.
Wai6ineu etc. ipiro fir IS Gents
rpenigsr auf Dem SauIeno.G ubitiuB 81
baben ieiu.
Sic 8asaeieai6ait babisr bsiiebt
9sasnwdrti9 aus iOl9enoen Sbeil5as
bern: SEQ. y. Sur9, 5. y. &ioer.
SuO. Bell. g9m. 8. SraoleD, y. W.
&acp, SEQ. McQsan, 8. 3. Mpers,
u. v. Cooper, @m. y. auiion. M.
M. San, 3bps. G~pnnoap. Sas. 8.
Shields. q. u. Cooper. ST., @. 8.
Dan. .. y. @lOpsr, s. y. 8lDuer,
SasSb rid, 70. p. psab0op.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
Dir 8rife an Gasls Pnint.

am Gounsrstag perbonoelte Der
SrbonanSsQusiauB oes Staotratbes
iiber Die 81 ~erbauenoe Bride al eagle
Yoint. Gs wurosn eini9e aenoeruns
gen an Der uripriinQIi6en Sroonan3
DDraenommen inoem an Stelle elmer
Srebbriide cine Sphbriide gebaut tuurs
ben iOll uslde aui @uni6 Der Sritfen=
8eiellidaft cine GiIeababn= uno SGbrs
bride peroen Ioll.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
Die Yplitif In Cfs5ubuque.

@erH. @Ode MittwO6 wurbe in
Sit. Gubuque cine iiaotiids Yorpabl
abpebalten. IS ~prGlioirte bel Der
Gonpsntion DAN. SouOgbue uilo als
Sstretdr funoirte Sim Mabonp, ir.
GOn Der Convention wuros. fOlseuDes
Sidet aufseitelt:
6iir Rayor-Sames Sarnau.
Sir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @uflep, 6. g.
6or, y. 6. Sale ulb glrtbur GbiIbreI.
Siir S6agmeiiter-Fbil 2ouerp.
6ir Maribal-Som 0uiip.
Sir Straben.S ommiiidr-Sim Ranoup.
Ser 9etition wuroe ieou6 beim
ftdotiidsn Glert fOlsenbss Sitet ein.
9ersiht:
Siir 9Rapor-G. 81. Qaul.
Sir MbsrmGmsr-G. 8. Gale, Sobu
Braun, &. Y. 6or, SObn Rasutre.
Sir S6asmeiiter-Rbil gauerp.
Sir Wtari tal-Sobn gibole.
= Sir StraBen:@ ommiiiGr-@bas. gurbYte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
Cine quite 0elesenbett

fir iuuae beuti6e 9eats nit isbr psnis 9tlS
en- sintrdsli6es Yslhdit 5a ilbsrnssmsIL
Oas Wterdants Sotel i'll 8inona, Wsinu.,
IN inter iebr 9iiniti9en S~sbinsunasu 1a pers
fanisn ODER AZ psrmietbsn. Easielbs lisSt
I'M better Sbeils Der Staot, III NIT Damp
esbsi,t, bat srobe Staanngen, 10 bal. au4
Warmer aus Der ~umseSeuo gut be'pirtbef
pp,ro.n tSuneu. Ger Giseutbimsr " 9s'
,punssn gu uerrauisn. lm nsitsIs aas'
tunit peube man ii6 oil Sobn vfusuess
plss4anis Satd, @iu0ua, Wiaa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03

seritOrte am Greitas zines Der beoeus
tenolten 8si6aitshduisr oaielbit. Sas
6euer bra6 um 3 ubr WUr9ens aug.
luie es idsiut iniOl9e BON Guntsn.
luelde aus benz SeiSOiern bsrnusflD0en
uno ben Subbooen entStinoeten. Dds
Saus. welhes uerbrannte entbielt ben
Haoen oes Serrn Seinrib SacObs uno
1T unter Dem Namsn oSbulers Store"
beiannt. Die 6euerluebr mar omar
prompt sur Sano tOnnte jeOO9 fat
9ar teine Sulfe leiIten, 0a es linen III
9sei9netsn 8Or,iatunasn man9elts.
9as Saus brannte bis auf oas 1runos
9emGuer uieoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
Seine 2ciubmiifinn.

Mit SO aeoen Al Stimmen bot oas
Gb9eurouetenbaus oes Staates Soma
lih ssiuei9ert, Der BON Der poriaen 8ez
ieBaebun9 bsihlofsnen @ieoerunters
breitun9 oes Prohibitions 3uiobes CUR
YeriaNuna susuiimmen. Samit lit
lsioer Die prottii6s 9robibitiOn. melhe
felt Dem 4. Suli 1884 niht ourh 9ers
ia1iuna absr burh 8eies berrIbt. ni6t
tOotesitla9eu. Sasu mare Die Nufbes
buna eben oieiss GcieBes eriorberll6.
mo Die miro ~msni9itsns i'm SOma'er
Seuat idlper ourdauIeBen iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
z. c. NJ. P. S.

0ie mir nit Sreuoen auf unIeren
Irtitsl bon lsBter Summer iiber Die
SauB9eieli3alt b6ren, 5dblt Der neue
3wei9Oerein, pel6sr in YOrt$moutb,
Sa., 9e9rlnoet wOrOen 1T, idon 9leth
DON ieinsr @rlnOun9 an 20 Wttt2Iies
Der. 90s 1T sin iebr ebrenoes 3cu9s
nib fir ben NO9w. SseIIor0er BON
bort iOwobl GIs aud fir Die edit tatbOs
Hide 8eiinnun9 Der 8emeinoemit9Iies
Der. gbre Sbuen! Next?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
Wie mau gum GIamrn SuselaNen
tuirb,

PeriOnen, tpslds oas gramen CUR
Iuiuabme in ben Giienbabn.P Oitoisnlt
Der Ger. Staaten MAIDEN pollen,
iueldes Gramsn am Is. 4pril bier in
Dubuque ltattfinoen miro. t6nnsn bic
nOtbi9en Gpplitationsiormulare erbal-
ten inoem iie an iOl9enoe @oreile
i9reiben: Gibil Serpice GommiiliOn,
Waibin9tOn, 9. &.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
Neue Weoi,in.

Rso. Rros3st. NJ. ID. preiter b.s Gtutiubs
Ohio ais 3otfor p~rattiiirt uIo hattie tiut posplttlsy
ar.tltn Su psritbsu. OF patsHttrte oalelbt tIne pa.
ftsnmeotlIu nuo ba er Sabre lang ole ArteH DOB
slsrpsnfrauibeIieu bRbaHoelte, iteute sr tine etgtHs
s,trpsnmsoBiu Der. peIhs loon gsSeH BITE ~bosarttJ.
f. n Observation-Disclosures nit Griol9 an Jepauot mufos.
Tifis ale i8in miro b ute p~eIfantt uuo IS miro 9gs
porIorittsmasta auaeuauot miro. SslIt ne alsoanu
aiht. 10 miro bos 9sie Su ,nfsritattet. 9te SHFsus
ms6tyiu belt tbsHio irgeno cine Sridltuug Due IT. peg
slue M Iuoialbs oearu q IJhenirab uuo ole DnHoeu
prro pIer ~iabri,trt. 3ieie Sstlmtttei peroen nus
ourtb ggsRtsH pelf nut. Ngeatsu psrSsH sslnpt
I'M ndbere austuuit ibreibe man an 4. "EsS
Gen agent GARNER, g. DAT 3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
Gte Iirma Sas. 9epi &c Co.,

Ode Der z. unb Wai s E.
1T betannt als zines Der beiten 9ers
ta~ufshduier Der Staot fir ale artitel
in gaen= unp &urswaaren, fir 3eps
pihe uno Seltii9er unO aud fir ale
Waaren, melde ben peri6ieOsnsn Sab
resSeitsn ansemeiien limb. 9llss 1T
edit uno o~auerb0it bel mOgli6it biQi-
gen 9reiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
Gbicaao, 90. Teb. 1895.
Grgen Grsbsj1aoen.

Sd empisbls hermit Stroop's berlbmte
ii6 iber 100 SABRE bspGbrte. Don mir trn7
portirte pulper. Sreielbsn beilen ieoeE
(uo6 ni6t auSssbrohsneu) 3rsbs iopohA
iunerlib oils dnBsrlid. allen, wsl5s am
psrcd6tigen gsidpiitsu ODER mnsrem nn5
rpoblieiu: 0sassnlsiosn, 9sbsridaosn u. I. W,
lsibsn, psrpsn bieis Pulper belonoers enc
pioblsu. Ge8eu TGbersm a~oreiiirs man: J
goparb .. S%Lsbin9,
ct. 9rcIs, Soma.
(aqeiniger gssat fir bic Der. StdatsH.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03

Gin iunssr Wtcum nit siusr tlsiusu Sumi'
lie iuht StsQe bel eiuem Sarmsr, NO er ietns
camille nit biubriu9EM fam. Wan i6reibs
wegsH nGberer 2%ustunit II j. b., C. o.
German Catholic Print, Co., Dubuque,
Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
Taif liberal hin.

gum 9rsIis elmer Sabrt uub 3pei Collar
fir Die huuoreiie am 10. Mdrs wIro bic
Homeseekers Excursion Gle ialt Iah ies
benz Stoate in Der Union uia Dbtca9c Great
gSeiteru iilbrsu. Ger 10. WtGrj III Der leste
Gag. DtaW iprs9s y. Y. Nanee, 1853 wsotn
SHsSG
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
&nre 1T bur9ti6es
gereintate 2taatens
Wo6trd9Ii6D
minneapolis Minu.. |
ben 26. Sch. 1896. !
@erther Serr @onner!

Wertber Serr 0onrler!
uuier 2ano8monn, Serr Rito!Gus
Run9en, Setretdr oes y&uremburger
RatiOnaI 9ereiu" oDn MinneGpolIs
if an perfl. 9Onnerstag, ben 20. Geb.,
na9 9boenir, NriSona, Gbgerelt, urn
ieine 8eiuuobeit Su oerbefern, peI1e
our6 feline onltren9enosn NrbsIten bel
Der Seuerpebr beoeuteno g~elltten bat.
Serielbe mar 20 Sabre lang bel Der
biefgen S~suerpebr beidGIti9t uno mar
elmer DON Der freiniai9en @Ompagnle.
pel9e I. 3 Dus iunGe NtinneapOIls Dor
ben ani2ld9en oes G%euerodmols
ibuBte. Man9en mar aud cine &elbe
DON Sabren Captain. Wtit Wunib al
baIoi9er @eueiunS uno nit Slid 5ur
SGbrt GrlBt
81. Molitor.
9ie .pOrt Maibin8tOH 3situnS"
i1reibt:
Sobu g. Rolitnr. am cams
tag, ben 90. Seb., Wtitto9S l uhr. ut inner
lan9iGbri9er Ufitbur9er =. =. UoIItor III
feinem rs. Qebensiobre na9 lGn9erem Getoer
OIL NItersi6wG6e 9eitorben. Yer Oobtl'
eei6ieoene mar aus uielotuSen, @roBberSo9'
tBum 9ursmburS, 9ebiirtiS NIB fam IN
Sabre lS47 uo6 Gmertta. Get iensr 3eIi
bat sr bier sepobnt, nit ansnabme por
siuisen Sablen, bic er III Der SGte superior
Gegeno perbra3ts. @r binterlGBt cine tlet:
9ebeusts Satin unS OreI Sogne: gttt.,
GOparb unb Sobu, unb pier 2O9ter: Gnna.
@Snes, @aria NIB YtO8sis. 3pei SinoeI
finb ibnl i'm Soos uOrau9e8onSeH. PIN
Sienstas lprros Der guti@laiene aut BEN
ct. Ntarisn: Sriebbofe our4 6ep. @lstamp
IN @sssupart pisItr Geiotragenoen Der Gros
Ibsrsebsn. WOge sr iantt ruben.
- Serr 9Pi6aeI Reueus, eiu iunSer, felt
einisen Sabrsn bier %ruobneucer GUretuburser,
bot am Gisnsta9 cine Relie nG9 letnsr
8ateritaOt SurSluISitsr Gn9etreteu, nm bort
cine grbi9uft gu erbebeT. W tommt aIs'
bann pieoer bsriber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
Ncuc %3Gfalagentrn.

Serr Git. Glen fir ct. Mart.
Seoapid GOuutp, &Qnias uno nms
ge9euo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
Stadt mud Amgegena.

Entered at the Postoffice at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03

6. s. peteriOn, 3abuarst
961 WainrraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
Aus ben county uno Der Na1bars
i9aft.

- @erfl. WOde Tonnerstas ipurbe
In Bellevue cine 8orwabl a~baebaltsm
un0 iOl9enoe 0anoioaten 0Giasfelt:
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-11-27
MAKING CHANGE IN CIRCLE CITY.

MAKING CHANGE IN CIRCLE CITY.
The people of Circle City are not
bothering their heads about coinage
measures. Very little money in circula-
ton, but under the circumstances they
feel no inconvenience from it's scarcity,
and the gold scales to them are as good
as the stamp of the mint.
AS a sample business transaction, a
woman came into astore and bought a
scant armful of groceries. The bill, l
think, was SO. She dropped on the
counter o buckskin bag that looked as
if it contained a pound or two of dust,
and the clerk took 1t and shook a little
pile out onto the tray of the scales until
the balance turned Then he handed
the bag back to her and emptied the
tray into another bag containing some
thing like pint of dust that was lying
on the basement shelf. The transaction
consumed about as much time as it
would require to take $1.S7 out a IS bi1l
provided the clerk didn't have to go
out to some other store to get the
change.
I think the coin known as "two bits
has a certain standing in this town as
a measure of value but I have never
seen it in practical use. A half dollar
goes in some instance.-Chicago Re
cord
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-11-27
HAVE BEES CONSCIENCE.

This question was raised in my mind,
and answered in the affirmative, by the
following incident which I observed in
the course of a country ramble on the
coast of Devon. There were several
small bumble-bees steadily at work
among the many gay-colored blossoms
which form a perfect f1ower-be on
either side of a cliff walk on that lovely
promontory opposite the little fishing
town of Salcombe. Each bee kept to his
own particular flower, as ESQ Sir. John
Lubbock tells us) all well-conducted
bees should do. But one became puzzled
by the likeness in color between black
knapweed and purple thistles. His
flower for this outing was evidently the
knapweed, and when he had exhausted
all its blossoms In the immediate neigh
borhood he was beguiled by similarity
in color into trying a thistle, but, on
alighting, he instantly discovered his
mistake, and flew about looking for
more knapweed, which he might easily
have found by flying a few yards fur
Their. Instead, however. he returned to
the inviting thistle-head, and this time
gave himself up with perfect abandon
to it's luscious delights, sitting the voice
of conscience which on his visit he had
SO instantly obeyed.
These little bunble-bees well repay
the time spent on watching their small,
busy lives. On another occasion when
camping for the day in a fir-wood, my
sisters became aware of two of these
soft little creatures buzzing round and
round the skirt of her dress in such
determined and spirited way that we
felt that they meant business and not
mischief. My sister drew her skirt away
when the bees instantly made for a
tiny hole in the bank, evidently their
house door. Their gentle, persistent
manner Of making their meaning
known to US was most striking.-Lon-
don SnantatOT
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at Horse Neclk), and Dated and drank
punch in company with Major Webb;
paid y and called on Mr.. Wells and
asked him of his and his family's
health; then passed on to Norwalk to
Ketchum's; here we dined in company
with We post, one or two York gentle
men, Messrs. Chauncey Whittelsey,
George Phillips, Jr,, and Israel John
son of Middletown; after dinner, very
late, we viz. we post; Mr.. Mears and /
pushed on to Fairfield, where we ar
rived at candlelight and GATED and
drank wine; / paid here 2;2, at Nor
walk 1877 York money; crossed We ferry
at nine o'clock and arrived at Bryant
and put out; paid ferridge 4d.
Saturday, October Sth, 1774-Rose
and paid I'd. and rode four miles before
sunrise; arrived at New Haven at half
past seven; bought of Mr.. Lockwood
Phillis Wheatley Poems; cost 3d., and
bought of M. Bears the London Maya
zine for the year 1774; paid him for We
whole year in cash 10d. and received all
down to July, and that included Eek
cept June); paid for breakfast, hay
and oats III, Stopped at Doctor Mes
bits and informed him We Captain
Henshaw was coming in my brig to
Middletown. We stopped at Captain
Fowler's, where we dined and baited
our horses, and arrived at Austen's at
three O'clock in the afternoon; Dated
horses and drank a glass of wine and
paid Sd. and arrived home after four
o'clock and found all well, blessed be
God. Mr.. Mears would not stay all
night, though much fatigued, and I
urged him much, he having been from
home to New York and back since last
Monday l can't learn that anything
material has happened in. town since
left here, which will be a fortnight next
Monday Captain Henshaw, who in
sisted on going in the brig to Middle
town. arrived safe, as appears from the
extract under date of October 18th,
1774) Laid in with Captain Locveland,
Messrs. Hobby, Clark, King and others
to wait on Captain HenshaW when he
came up and show him all the respect
they could for my sake, which they en-
gagged. About seven o'clock the brig
came up with him. / waited on him to
Mr.. Hobby's, where We're besides Mr.
Hobby and wife, my wife, Mrs. Taylor
and Mrs Christian Trott, and spent We
main of We evening there.
(Extracts to be Continued.)
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*Paul Revere, a noted Boston patriot.
He engraved and published the first
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Gossip of the Ring.

A Reader. New York.-He spared two friendly
ronLds WIKI him at Dublin IN 1889.
Johnny Murphy OF Boston is instructing the stu.
dents AT Columbia College IN the art OF boxing.
Walter B.. Ogden.-nixon Is still the feather.
weight champion. He must be defeared in a finish
contest.
The limited round contest between Prof. Jack
Lynch and Casper Leon has been set for Dec. IL
at Toronto.
Dave Wall OF ireland wants to box any lis.
puundcr. Wall is keeping himself in good trim for
q contest.
1t WAS said yesterday that Jack Everhurdt and
Billy Ernst have becu matched TO box before a
local club on Dec. 10.
A match has been arranged between ''Mysteri-
GUS Billy Smith AMI Tim Ryan or Australia. The
pair will meet In this city the latter part OF the
month.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 5.-ln a prize FIGHT fought in q
secluded place IN this city last night between Pat
Connr!ly ana John C%assiday. the former knocked
said 10 be danger that he will die from the effects
OF the blow.
Soily smith is tired OF remaining Idle and wants
other side he has been delugcd with offers from
CLUBS TO meet several feather weights OF minor
solly says he viii leave no stone uuturned to ger
on a matca with George Dixon.
There is some talk in British sporting circles of
arrangIn: a ''go' between Eddie Connolly, VINO re-.
Gently defeated Ton causer. anu Dick Burge. The
latter has deposited f.6 10 make the match at la
pounds. Connolly objected to this. Burge then
consented TO let Connolly weigh what he pleases,
provided the latter VIII wager $500 ON the result.
DALLAS, Do. 5.-pan A. Stuart Is expected TO
arrive at st. Louis to morrow morning on the Mis-.
souri,. Kansas anu Texas flyer. He is still In feeble
health and may rest over sunday III that city. He
ts Ell route 10 New York to attempt to secure Cor.
belts signature for a nnlsn fight with Fitzsimmons.
He sent articles OF agreement to his secretary. ".
X. Whrelock, IN Nv YORK. several days ago. II
at ST. LouIs lie hears thar the agreement has been
eastward. but VIII probably proceed direct 10 san
francisco TO meet Julian and Fitzsimmons.