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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-21
The standing Of the cIubs in the national

Baltimore is leading by just two points,
with Cleveland second and Cincinnati
third The fight between Baltimore and
Cleveland looks now as if it might be
a repetition of last years battle. Boston
is lowering around fourth place, with Phil
adelphia and Washington following. The
Senators are playing fast ball, and if
they keep it UP ought to finish in the
first division. There is only a difference
of 1S1 points in the percentage of the
first and ninth clubs, which shows a
close race.
The dummy base ball pitcher has been
invented by Prof. Hinton Of Princeton
College. The device is not yet perfected,
it being Prof Hintons idea to have 1t
light enough to be raised to the shoulder
and aimed like rifle
AS at present arranged the machine
tits up an down on an axle, but Prof.
Hinton intends to alter it so that the
barrel may be revolved in the groove of
q circular ring. somewhat like the cylin-
der of a revolver.
Five fingers project from the muzzle,
and make the curves by revolving the
barrel. One finger Is wrapped with coarse
shark skin, and The friction gives the ball
the twist The signal TO the batter for
the discharge mas not yet been attached.
It is likely that the National League di-
rectors VIII decide that Amos Rusie was
illegally fined, and that distressing case
which has so long bafded base bali dipio-
macy viii be settled. 1t viii be good for
Rusie, for the Giants and for the League.
Count Campau, who has a voice that
rivals the tug McCauley's fog-horn, has
been signed by Manning. He has been
playing on the Pacific coast.
j. ]. McCloskey is stin out of Job
though ne has had several offers.
Talk about money with a string Presi-
dent Freedman offers to divide 5000
among the Giants" if they win the pen
nant The Giants have about as mucn
chance of winning the pennant as some
of the long shots had OF defeating Nc
kinley for the republican nomination.
Frank Butler of Savannah is playing
as fast a game as any man the Western
League. His fielding is first class and he
is hitting the ball with a vengeance. He
is very popular in Columbus.
Mike Carney and kid Norton were
matched yesterday for a twenty-round
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-21

Cincinnati, June ga crowd of about
GOO turned out to-day 10 see the Reds win
from Louisville. Frazer and Smith were
oatted all over the field. Score: RH r
Cincinnati 10 D 8 D N-I3 ID 4
Louisville - D O 3 @ 0 o o. IL 3
Batteries-FOreman. Fisher and Waugh
an; Frazer, Smith and G. Miller
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-21
The standing of the clubs in the tri-
club league, IS as follows:

savannah '......... ..........2 / .666
Augusta ........-.. ...........1 500
Savannah is still at the head OF the pro-
cession and if the Savannah boys win
from Augusta tomorrow, they will be
assured Of the first series. If Savannah
should lose and Charleston would win the
postponed game from Augusta, the three
club would be tie.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-21

J. J. McCloskey is stin out of a Job
though ne has had several offers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-21

Mike Carney and t(Kid Norton were
matched yesterday for a twenty-round
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-21

rectors vii decide that Amos Rusie was
illegally fined, and that distressing case
which has so long bafded base bali dipio-
macy will be settled. It VIII be good for
Rusie, for the Giants and for the League.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-21

Count Campau who has a voice that
rivals the tug McCauley's fog-horn, has
been signed by Manning. He has been
playing on the Pacific coast.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-21

Frank Butler of Savannah is playing
as fast a game as any man the Western
League. His fielding is first class and he
is hitting the ball with a vengeance. He
is very popular in Columbus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
Gbriitiania, & 20. @ug.

Der .isram". bas sdiif bss artti.
iden GOrl4un9sreilenoen Sr. Nanien,
wel4es er i'm Sanuar 1895, unter Dem
SO. n0rolihen yreitengraoe, feit im
Gle liegeno, oerlieB, I'm oas Weer
norolib oauOn 81 erforihen, iii 9sIteru
slbeno in Stierpo, in Der Yrooin3
Sromi0, angetommen. Capt. Sper.
orup beriatete, oaB li1 an goro 4aes
pObl befinoet. Der v6ram", fiiate
er bin5u, beriibrte am IA. 9laguit Sa-
nes Sslano, uno iab ben Yroi. 9lnoree,
uelber auf siinitieen @ino partete.
unt leine gallOnfabrt na6 ben artti.
I6en 6e9enoen 81 beginner. 8leia
na6 Ieiner 9lntllnft ibifte Gapt. Sper.
orup folaenoe Sepeibe al Sr. 9tanieu:
r6ram 9lldlid ansetommen; oil gpro
9llles wo6l; pcbe iofort nab Sromio
ab; pilltommeu in Der Seimatb."
Sr. 9tanien eriuioerte oarauf Sol.
9enOes: r9lub 9lllen Elm tauienoiades
gSllltommen; Surrab fir ben sJram".
r6ram" lit heute Ntorssu BON
Stjerpo na9 SrumlO abgesansen, tpo
er bon Or. Nanien srpartst meroen
mlro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
Bel lglen.
8 II enoe, II. glug.

Sier piitbet cine 9eIdbrlibe 6euers.
brunlt; oas Eeucr brah ge9en Wtittag
III Der st. Deter uno Yduls=Glr1e
aus unn perbreitete lib nit rieli0er
Shnelli9teit ilber Die an9rcnSeuOeu
GebQuoe.
SpGter. 9Sioer @rwarten muroe
o0s 6euer unteroriift, ebe es QrOBen
Sbaoen anQcrlbtct bate. Die 6lam=
men bliebeu auf bic ct. Yeter= mo
Yauls=airbe beiarGntt, Die tbeilweiie
SerltOrt muroe.
g hweoen uno egen.
Saro6, 9tOrmeaeu, IL. glua.
Or. Nauieu 1T beute WUr9en bon
bier nab GbriIilania ubQerellt. gs
bat lib lcBt berNusleltellt. oaB ods
3uiammentrensn oes Or. Nanieu nit
Sudion, Dem cn0liibeu Eorider, our6
oas Sellcu Der Suu0e perunlnbt muroe.
Sr. Nanien beianO lib nit ieinem 8e-
i0brtsn uuf elmer GrioriAun9stOur,
ais lie Sunoc9ebell bOrten, oenllelbsn
iplNtcu uno Su ibrer 9r6Bten Yers
WunoerunN oas Eager Sudlpn's ers
relCOtcu.
&droO lit Su Gbrsu Der &ildtsbr bes
81. gtanlcn lsltIlb Seibmildt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
S9aocnfencr.
81 o fforo, ST., l6. glug.

W UH q, SH', IV' ""H'
WoooruH's @lof al 7. StraBe
Guroe beute 81 frilber Wtor0enltlnoe
OH elmer 6euersbrunlt beim9elubt.
lpelde einen S56aosn Don etiua $780,
600 anrittete. &. Goldman, Der einen
io9endlnten Department Store (glllers
Deltslaoen) IN oem SlOf betrieb, bat
Den arOBten Serlult srlitten. 2eBterer
beIduit lIt namlia auf $25. 600; Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
9tO. 1909.

Sung Sibang wdbreno oeiieu 9ln=
welenbsit in ben Ser. Staaten Su0e=
ltslt. Carl 2i Sung Sihaug triift
am Greitag, Den %. 9luauIt. auf oem
Sampier st. &ouis" in gtew YO>t
elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25

9eriideruna aui s95, 900; Der @erluit
am 8ebduoe betrGat $4,000 uno lit
tbeilpeiie ourd 9eriberun9 9sosft.
Gin babies SuBeno tleinerer 8eidaits=
leute bat ebenfals 8erluite erlitten.
Sine gauge Qn3abl armer 6amilien,
Delfe I'M 2. StOfwerfe Oes 9lOfes
tuobnten, baben ibre sanSen SabIelig.
teiten ein9ebiiBt uno taum ibr nadtes
Seben 9erettet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
9 pc II II.
Wt aorio, 19. 9(ud.

gtaaoem Die italienliteu @eribte gu
ltngunlten Der glnlpriide Spaniens
entldieosn baben, wonab SeBteres oas
3s6t beaniprudte. Die ariegsibiife au=
SutauTen, bon oenen es bieB, oaB lie
uuldn9lt bon Stalien au Die argenti=
niihe Gepublit pertauft woroen ieien.
miro Spanien ben &rsuSer .8aribal=
ol" antouien. Der ,,8aribaloi"
Wuroe in genua gebaut uno iol Ger
pDlItOmmsnlte &reuser ieir. iotueit Yan=
Serrn9 uno oetdillirte Contribution III
getrabt tommt.
Wan iuQt, oaB Der cubanii6e Sriea
Spanien td9lia 10000 pfuno Ster=
ling totet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
% aoriO, 19. Wua.

Sn Der Geuti9eu SiBung Der Sepu=
tlrtentammer rlhtste eiu carliitiihes
Otitalieo an Die Regisrun9 Die Srase,
pelbc S6ri!te oieielbe 9etban babe be-
treis Der Seidimpfrng, pelbe un.
lan9lt Der ipaniiden 6lagge bon Der
Sep0lteruna bon Sen @elt, 6la., un=
9etban poroen iei. Der GRinilter oes
Snnern ia0te in islner Gr,piosruug, es
lei isBt ni6t an Der 3eit. oieie 9lnsele=
genbeit 81 erOrtern. Sierauf bsmertte
Der curliltiide Seputirte, oab Die 9e-
glerung immer an Den Eatriotismus
Der &ammer appellire, Inn ben Sepu=
tirten ben Wuno 81 itUpieu. wenn ge-
wihe Der &e0ierllns unbeQueme 6ra=
gen 9e'tellt pilroen. Ger Yoridll riei
cine mOmentaue 2luirc9ung in Der &am=
mer beroor, oO4 wuroen Der Garlilt
uno feline 6reunoe raid CUR Sronuns
9eruIeu uno Die Sadie lpuroe oanu ial=
len sel0fsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
ii Suua Sid,aug.
y c ~ 9)prt, u. u

Spbu SeONcr. Der Yripnticirttlr ocS
Gris9sminiiicrs. bat bcutc Der &rrlc
Oas SrpNrOmm iilr Die llntcr-
baItlnS oss 1insllbsn SiieioulSs u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
Peri len.
8 on on. 20. Nu,

Ton0 on. 70. Nug.
Saut elmer Sepeihe aus Sabree, an
Die >, Sailp gfeps" 1T beute Der dlteite
Sobn oes S1ab nit sroBem 8eprdnae
als Sbronerbe perliens einSeisBt NOR.
Den.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
Saaten= ullb ySetterberidte.
Otitsetbeilt Don Groi. g. 3. @arriott, Gbts
cd9o, 50.
8 Him ots.

Slllnots.
Die SiBe tpuroe am Wfitttpp9 bur9
He9enlhauer unterbrohen uno bic
pflauseu erboltsn iit oem3ufol9e tpie=
Der, nun in ben iiibli6sn Counties belt
Die Srofenbeit an uno SpGtmais lit
carunter; oas Yfliigen mubte aud Elm.
geltellt iueroen. Safer uno Weisen in
Shobern wuroe burb &eaen beIddoiat
uno oas Srelben muBte einseitellt
Deroen.
Soma.
8etrsioe in S6obern ourh Regen
uno Stiirme beiddoiet. Siel Wais
puroe burb bic Stiirme nieoeraeleat,
aber oies beeintrddtist bic 8isieusrnte
nidt. Die Waisernte 1T kO-l4 Sage
frliber als in anoersn Sabnn.
Sanias.
gr mar Die bsiBelte @p6e in bieiem
Sabre; Sonntag uuo Wontns mar Is
etwas tiiblsr uno rssneriid. 6riib
maisernte i'm 8ange. Seumu1en uno
Srsi6en beenoet. Spdtmais unb Sbit
bat NIT Nusnabme in ben norolihen
counties burh beige Winoe isbr selit.
ten. Spdtmais wiro in Der lebten
Septembertpode lider iein.
Wiuneiota.
Sm Rsoriper=Sbal bat bic 8etreibe.
ernte be9Onnen, iberaQ ipnlt 1T lie ibon
beenoet; SreIben bat besounen. He.
gen uno tiibleres gDetter pirttsu situ.
ltis.
Wiiiouri.
Su n6rbliben Counties peripribt
Die Maisernte eineu bObereu als ben
Sur4lbnlttsertrag aber in iiiolihen
Counties lit er Iebr unter Der Siirre
uuo Die grtrd9e peroen iebr geriug
Ieiu. sSn Der erften Septembermo1e
oiirite Wsais bereits ii4er Dor Groitse.
fabr ieiu.
He brastd.
Ntais reiit iebr raid; Der sr0Bte
She'll oes Iriib gepflanSteu lit bereits 10
nett. oaB 5rOit ibm niht msbr ibaoen
tam. Dit 9lusnabme I'M iiiopeitli.
beu Sbsil, no Wals ourd Die SiBe
iebr gelitten, itebt er in Staate iebr
gut.
Noro= o=Satota.
Sriib9eidetes Getreioe tpiro iiberaQ
geerntst; iriibgeideter g8eiSen bon gil.
ter Gualitdt. ipatgeIdeter bat iih 9e.
beiiert. Siele 8etreioeielosr wuroen
burb Saaeliblag psrni6tet. Wtais
uuo Gartpneln lteben gut.
Stlaboma.
Vaumpollpfliifem i'm pollen 8anse.
Mnis wuroe als 6utter aeidnitten.
SiBe uno SrOfenbeit berrldt Deiter,
nit eini9en leibten &egen. SIN Nllse.
meinen wiro es tdslit idleater.
SHo= =Satota.
Gibles. regneriibe gSsttsr ipirtte
aui Die ipdten 6riibte iebr 9ilnitig.
Mais lit in Wil6reiie uno Die Grutc
mirp bis gum |. bis 10. Septemb.t
auBer oQer 6roltseIabr iein. Grtrd9.
olriten groB leiu.
g8isconiin.
S6were &e0en9iiiie i'm meItlidG
Sbeile oes Staates heIhdoigten 8e.
treble in S1oberu uno perbinoerten
oas Yflii9sn. Der Wtais bat iib ourb
Jteocn lebr 0ebeilert uno bic glusiihten
aui cine sroBe grnte limb iebr aiinitia.
&artoiielu babeu ourh SiBe uno itar.
ten &egen sslittsn. gSslosn lino aus.
se3si4net
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
Snbnqne, Suha, Senitag, oru 20. 9ugna 1896.

cine glnsabl Der berpOrrasenoenlten
Surilten oes 2anoes.
PrdIioent WtOoreiielo StOrep bon
Bottom bsmsrtte, inoem er &Oro GuTel
Der YerIammIuns porlte!lte: sd babe
jeBt oas iberaus 9rOBe Gergnii9en,
SOro &uIiel bon SillOtuen, ben Soroz
oberribter BON Gn9lano, nidt Sbnen
porsuiteQen, oenn sr beoarf tsinsr Yors
itelluns bel irgeno einem en9liI5reoens
ben &sdts9elebrten, ionoern i'm Sb=
nen eiuiab porjufiibren. gr miro in Der
iibliden Sabresaorslie bas Sbema
,SnternatlOnale arbitration" bebanz
oeln.
Gorb &ulIel iprad Johann, ebe er
feline ei9entlihe 3eoe begann. feline
bsr5libe anerteunun9 fir Die freuno-
li6e Se9riibun9 uno ben berSlihen
gmpfang aus, Der ibm bel oieier 8ele=
9enbeit Su Sbeil puroc.
8inceunes, Sno., 20. slus.
Die SaBoauben- uno 6aBOsfelfabrit
bon .. @loper uno Sons 1T beute
Nbeno abgebrannt. Gerluit SIC, 900;
gerli9erung $4,000. $50 9lrbeitsr
peroen ourb ben yrano bei9dIti9unsss
| lDS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
2eipiid. 10. 9lua.

Die gtsueitsn 9tahrittsn" brinaen
eineu glrtitsl, in peldem bebouptet
miro. oaB &eidstansler 6iirit bon So=
benlObe tbatiGblia abgeoantt babe.
Sas SIatt meloet iibri9ens aleibSeitis,
Der &aiier babe ben Siiritsn oringeno
eriudt, bis nad Dem geiu9 oss @5aren
i'm 9lmte ,lI perbleiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
j. r q II t re / d.
Comb on, Is. 9lua

= 0 Il n, To. Wu9.
Der gjar miro - oies ideiut feltsu.
Iteben - am "a. glu9uit bon st. Ye=
tersburg abfabren, um eine Guropa=
reiie su MAIDEN. Gr pil am |. gtop.
juriiftebren. Sas Yrogramm lit:
gSien, Sreslau, Copenhagen, Salmo-
raj, Yaris, SarmItoot.
Gberboura q. Ius.
Sas Sseesridt bat entItieoen, oa6
Der fransOiiihe Sampfer ga Spur-
gone" fir ben 3uianlenltoB nit oem
Sampfer vNliIa" bon Der gltlas=Siuie
ui6t gu taoelu lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
WmSlanO.
. uti6lano. B.
8 ono IN, 16. Quo.

v II u II, lO. NuH.
2aut elmer gerliner Sepel1e an Die
Simes 1T bic am SOnntag eriOl9te
gntlanung Oes &riessminiiters Gene
raj SronIart bon S6eQenoorf 9rOBen=
tbeils auf ben ginfluB bes 8sneralaoz
jutanten, General bon Sabnte, aui ben
Gailer SuriifSuiiibreu. Die Sepeibe
fii9t nod binSu, oaB es belize, in Der
lnnereu Politit oes &eihes lei cine
Srilis ein9etreten uno Die allmdbli9e
Gntfernung Der mebr unabbGngi9en
9tatbaeber oes 3aiiers lei Der gssinn
elmer YOlitit Der Geattiou, wel6e fir
Die frieoli6e Gntluiflung oss pOlitiihen
Gebens in Seutidlano bon idlimmer
8orbeoeutuu9 lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
9opell, WlNii., Is. 9lu9.

Sellte Wor0en. 81 friiber Strnoe, lit
oas prabtpolle Wobnhaus oes 0tillios
ndrs 6reSerif 6aultusr in SelUeoere
nieoer0ebrannt. 6aultuer lit Der
dltsre Sbeilbaber Der ySauItner Mtanu=
featuring 3d." Der Terlult betrlgt
800, 1000 uno Die Gerliberun9 et,pd
$50, 900. Ntan permutbet, oab cine
Sranoitlituug porlis9t, ol Iib Die 6us
mile ni1t in Der Staot beiinost.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
Sd3eIton, 3d., 81. Qluq.

Su Der 6abrit Der ySambifen gOlu=
Der Gumpanp", in SerrinQer, 3d.,
funo beute cine GrploFon itatt. ourb
pelde =. $. @bitebreao ieinen ipfor-
tigen 5op fano uno Better Saoa. Ole
Der HoB uno Sobn &iBbad itredlih
perleBt puroen. Die 8ebduoe wuroen
pollitluois SeritOrt. Die llrIade Der
Grplolicu 1T ni6t befannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25

tu0<
bic
|ntp,
lBer,
ie er
bea.
eeler
koenl
Sd6.
llaa
Fntt,
arm
in
eiler
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plltb
ll,iot
F1oen
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bal.
III.
|SelO
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ben
Upr.
MUS
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geb.
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GlS
nib.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
W III o uri /.

Su nDroliden counties peripribt
Die Maisernte eineu b0beren als ben
Sur9lbnlttsertraG aber in iiiolihen
Counties lit er iebr unter Der Siirre
uno Die grtrd9e peroen iebr sering
iein. sSn Der eriten Septembermode
oiirite Wsais bereits ii6er Dor GroitSe.
fQbr ieiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
g e NJ y ort. 81. Nug.


sSalter y. gloams. Der glttienmut=
Ter uno POltmeilter in SeoiOro=Sta=
tion, gSelIbelier Gountp. Der IN Der
Wtittipo1 Nabt in einem Sample nit
@inbrebern eineu S6uB in Den &opf
erbielt, 1T beute ieiuen GerleBun8en
erle9en. lleber Die PeriOnliUteit Der
beloen Ginbreber, welbe 9Stlllum
Noams, Der SobN be5 perltorbenen
ppltmeilters bel Der 6elegenbelt ourh
Shilne perpunoete. lit nod niAts III
GriGbrlng aebrabt mOroen. oa oielel=
ben lih trampfbGit wti9ern. irgcno
welhe Nugaben 81 MADDEN. obiuObl lie
winen. OaB ibre GerleBun9eu mabr-
ihelnlib tOotli6 lino. Son Seoipro
Station tam beute Die N0hriht. oaB
Die bon Der yroptlpuer Yplisei Qelieierte
Sei6reibun9 oes Wtannes. Der nit GER
ibmsttcrtem 9lrm i'm SolpiiOl bonn
Gong Sslano 6Olle9e er'bien, ouf tei=
nen Der Spel Ginbreher puEt. oensn es
gel0ug, su snttommeu. Sa Der MtOnu
i'm SpIpitNl iuioeripre6enoe gingaben
oGriibcr mabte, wie er 81 ieIner 96un=
oe getommen lei nno ha ierner bel lei.
ner Surblu6ung einiQe 8c9enltInoe
9e'llnoen mur0en. mClte Dermutben
lanen, oaB er Elm einbreher lit, 10
miro er elnltweilen BON Der YpliSci III
0cwabrl0m 0ebultcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25

|rIIss
bum
+ TN
Better
Ira4
i6ts
! DON
DON
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[ltegs
Sjes
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Ebtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
H { bra sta.

Wais reiit isbr raid; Der sr6Bte
She'll oes friib aeplansten 1T bereits 10
nett, oaB 5rOt ibm nidt msbr idaoen
tunu. Wiit 2lusnabms I'M iiiotpeitli.
beu Sbeil, no Wais ourd Die SiBe
iebr 9elitten, ltebt er in Staate iebr
out.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
9oper, Gel, Is. Qlua.

Der oemotratiIbe Staatsconpent bat
in ieinet beute bier abgehaltenen SiB=
ung fOlgenoes 5ifet aufQeltellt: sir
@ouoerneur: 4. QS. Sunuea bon Sui=
Ter; GOn9reBmit9lieO, g. Sroing San=
op bon 9tepcaltle; GlettOren, Sobn
u. Gouep bon Re.pcaitle; SObn Sarr=
iu9tou bon Sent uno Serpute 6rame
BON ,Suller.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25
Wtinneota.
~. On = 1I -.

Sm Gsoriper=Sbal bat bic @etrsibe.
ernte besOnnen, LIBERAL ionlt 1T iie i1on
beenoet; Srelhen bat be9onnen. He.
gen uno tiibleres gDetter wirttsn siiu.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25

Ter 6liGbrige Garl S6miot, elmer
Der bleii9en YiOniere uno NNter bon
Sebn &inoern, jagte lib beute aus @er-
Sweiflun9 oarilber, baB iein am WtiIs
Iourl-6luB 9eleSener GrunobeliB por
elnem Sabre ourb oas SObwaner
9roBtentbeils pe99erilen wOroen mar,
cine Yiltolentu9el ourb ben SOpf. Sn
ben Ge9ierrn9sberi6ten iiber bic Terz
beerun9 oes 6lulies mar audi oos 98e9=
relBen oes Sbmict'iben GrunoeiSens
tbums erwdbnt.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-03
Gave HIS Life for Others.

AZ the $3.50 a. m. train north was
entering the yard at Brattleboro last
Friday morning, it ran upon ana
killed instantly Barney Breslin. Two
little children were playing upon the
track and, owing to the steam escaping
from an engine on side track, did
not hear the approaching train.
Rreslin. who was employed in the
ward. sprang to the rescue and sue
ceeded in getting them Oft the rams
safely. but he was struck by the train
and killed. He was a member OF 70
A. 18th Vermont, Capt. Lonergans
company, and although not man OF
great ability, was as brave and true
against Pickett's charge at Gettysburg
as when he gave his life for the chill
dren. He had many pecullaIlties
one of them being that he would no.
apply for pension. He was abou'
60 wears old and had gone to Brattie
boro "a years ago to work in the rali
road shop and had lived there eve
since His brother is now chief O.
nolice at Rutland. His wife dice
some Is years ago, but two sons, ootl
emnloved on the railroad, and on
DAUGHTER in Boston survive him.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-03
Monkton Man Robbed.

George Herdling of Monkton, son
of the proprietor Of the United States
hotel Of New York, was held up ana
robbed Saturday evening, Aug. ", in
q Raines law hotel in that city. lie
had been visiting his father, and on
Ills way uptown stopped at the
Chatham Square place for a lunch. AS 5
he reached the hallway on the second
floor. coming out, three men walked
m behind him and Knocked nm
down. One of them held him while L
the other two stole all his money ms
cold watch and chain and diamond
Shirt stud. Then they rolled him over
took off his coat and waistcoat, ane
one Of the thieves drew off his owl
worn-out coat, and put it on Herdllng
The three men dragged him down
stairs and kicked him into the street
Uerdling had been unable to call fo'
helm because one of his assallants
named Kennedy, had kept tight gril
on his throat during the whole pro
ceeding. Two of the robbers wer
caught by detectives, but the thlro es
caped with the booty.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-03
po,;t;cal Points,

Harold M. Sewall of Bath, Me-, son
of the Democratic candidate for vice
president, is stumping his state Tor
sound money and protection. lie was
consul general at Apia Samoa under
Cleveland's first administration. tie
IS on good terms with his father and
thew agree on everything except poll
tics. A little over year ago ne lett
the Democratic party. lie says that
s.Maine is good for $4,000 plurality IN
September"
Hon. J. l.. Martin of Brattleboro
has accepted the offer made by ). T.
Davenport at the recent free silver raj
|lv. to the effect that to any Kepupil-
can who would bring him 1000 %
cent dollars within four months after
the United States minis began com
inc silver at ratio of ito ! he woulc
nav for them 80 cents in gold. An
agreement for the fulfillment OF thu.
offer was signed by Mr.. Martin ane
Mr.. Davenport.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-03
BABY
SS<stVlld
SUMMER

is the time that tries all
the care Of the mother
and al the skill Of ma
ternal management.
Baby comfort comes
from fat; fat babies
have nothing to do but
to sleep and grow.
If your baby does not
seem to prosper, It he
does not gain inweight,
you must get more tat
there. A few drops Of
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-03
Uar,nnnr Pensions.

Increase, Patten B. Ober, Saxton,s
River. Alfred Atwater, Weston, Sal
mon X. Weeks, Stowe, Albert NJ. al
ans, Fair Haven, Thomas Halo, Wey-
bridge; reissue, Charles Harlan, Mont
heller. Lucius M. Booth, Essex juno
ton. Marcellus d. Allen, Chelsea; ad-
ditional, Henry z. Pollard, Plymouth
original, Standish Howard, Burling'
ton: restoration and reissue, John II
Miller, deceased, Topsham; original
widows. Ida A. Hatch, Woodstock
Julia E. Monger, Orwell.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-03
A Mole Of Warning.

q. that could speak 50 loud tnat &c ai y
won,d hear what suffering have seen IL as Sc .
doctor Suffering that is caused py ca II eS
neglect q TIE kidneys vs. IL nssS Se dass whose
ei idnays are not at times overworked They
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anu ds with wettng the bed. Two boxes %
Your pills have entirely cured t me- vor wonderful
.nsdu Yours truly, Henry E. Lawler, Etna, soa
FiisvoS - Buker Piu Co., Bangor, Nc.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-03

1,vou have ever seen little child IN tne
aronv Of summer com plant, you can real
i ;ge the danger OF the trouble and apprre,,
i niet .n the value OF the instantaneous relei
o o,mev sn Afforded by DeWitt's Collie ana
rhnisra Cure. For dysentery and al,
errhea it is a reliable remedy: We coulo
az az, otford to recommend this as q cure
, noI SIT II were cure. E. E. Evans q 90,
Randolph; *. P. stockwell, Bethel; Mo- ", =;
sargent & Son, So. Royalton; Ak. Hooo
& Son, Chelsea.