The Dubuque Daily Herald February 23, 1878 Caught on the Fly not posted DUBUQUE, Feb. 22, 1878. During the 24 hours ending 3:40 p. m., the barometer has risen over the Upper Mississippi Valley, with slight changes in temperature, north and northwest winds and fair to cloudy weather. Rains reported from St. Louis, Keokuk and […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald February 24, 1878 Caught on the Fly not posted —Old Sol continues to hide behind the clouds. . —Badke’s benefit occurs tonight in Turner Hall. —D. D. Myers’ little daughter is very sick with lung fever. —Temperance societies are being organized all over Wisconsin. —See “Want Column” for situations wanted, for […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald February 26, 1878 Caught on the Fly not posted —Eggs are plenty. —The robbins have come. —Thc mud is drying up rapidly. —The crossings are being scraped. —A new lamp is to be placed on Broadway. —The churches were well attended on Sunday. —There are but few if any vacant houses […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald February 27, 1878 Caught on the Fly not posted DUBUQUE, Feb. 26, 1878. During the past 24 hours ending 3:40 p. m., the barometer has remained high over the Upper Mississippi Valley. with small changes in temperature, south and southeast winds and Clear weather. At this station up to 10:05 p. […]
The Dubuque Herald July 17, 1878 Caught On The Fly Caught on the Fly —Smoke Louis Colin’s Farragut 10c cigars. —Work on Stine’s new mill Progresses. —The Clinton Turners are coming to Dubuque. —Who will be the weighmaster at the Fifth ward scales? —Mr. Jacob Hoofstittler, the temperance lecturer is at Lyons. —Smoke Louis Colin’s […]
Dubuque Daily Herald January 1, 1878 Caught on the Fly During the twenty-four hours ending at 3:40 p. m.. the barometer has risen in the upper Mississippi valley, accompanied by lower temperature, west to northwest winds, and generally clear weather. No rainfall reported. The river has remained stationary at LaCrosse and St. Louis, and has […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald Thursday January 3, 1878 NEW YEARS DAY. How It Was Enjoyed in Dubuque. The Brilliant Party at Wm. Andrew’s. The Typographical Festival at the Lorimier House. Callers and Calling Cards—Minor Items, &c. The first day of January, 1878, was |auspiciously inaugurated, in this city, by the best of weather and a happy […]
Dubuque Daily Herald January 3, 1878 Caught on the Fly DUBUQUE. Jan. 2, 1878. During the past 24 hours, ending 3:40 p. m.. the barometer has risen in the upper Mississippi valley, with a fall of temperature varying from 3° to 14°, with variable winds and clear weather. At this station the maximum temperature has […]
Dubuque Daily Herald January 4, 1878 Caught on the Fly DUBUQUE. Jan. 3, 1878. During the past 24 hours, ending 3:40 p. m., the barometer has shown a decided fall in the upper Mississippi valley, with a corresponding increase of temperature, accompanied by fresh to brisk southerly winds and stormy weather. Snow is reported from […]
The Dubuque Herald January 4, 1878 ADULTERY. The New Criminal Record of Dubuque Opens Badly. Beer, Bullets and Black Eyes, Garnished With Pistol Shots. A New Fledged Clerk Skips Out With $375 of His Employer’s Stamps. He is Pursued by the Victim’s Brother-in-Law, Who Loiters by the Way and Will Probably Lose His Game. A […]