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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-31
A TERRIBLE VENGEANCE.

Monsieur, said Dame Lepas, ''tho
Emperor sent some Spanish or other
prisoners of war to that place, and
had TO take in, Mt the expense of the
Government, u young Spaninrd, who
came here on parole. Notwlthstand.
ing his parole, he went every day to
report himself To the SOuS-pretet He
was grandee of Spain--eXcuse me a
moment--his names ended os and di0;
il was very like Bagos de Feredia. |
have it down in my register, and you
can see it If you like, All he was Il
handsome young man for Spaniard;
they say they are all plain looking
He was only five feet two or three
inches in height, but he was well
made, he had small hands, and he
sook great care of care of them--oh
Won should have seen. He had many
bru hes for his hands rs woman has
Cor her whole toilet He had long
black hair, aud his eyes were as bright
A FIRE; his skin WAS slightly copper
colored, but | admired him all the
same. The linen be wore was the
finest | have ever seen on any one
After the first few DAYS of his deten-
lion, he began 10 be later ont OF nights.
/ was uneasy when saw that he dId
not come home till midnight; but we
got accustomed to his whim. He took
the door v with INN, and We paid no
more attention to him. Tie was ludg-
ing with us IN the touse We had then
m the Rue DIES Caserues. Then one of
the grooms told us that one evening,
when he went to wash the horses IN the
river. he Thought he saw our Spanish
erundee swimming at distance Just
like fish. When he returned. | told
hlm to take care of the weeds, and he
dida't seem to like the idea of having
been seen in the water. Finally, mon
slCur, one day-or, rather one morning
we ala not find him in bis chamber:
be did not come back at all | search
ed everywhere, and found something
written ON a piece of paper in hls
table draw, in which there was also
fifty golNeu Spanish COINS. called Por
tJgltS, worth about five thousand
iranca There were besides some dla-
monds, of the value of ten thousand
francs. in a little sealed box. The
writing was to the effect that in case
he should not return he lett his money
and diamonds for masses to thank God
for his escape, and to pray for his
safety,
AT that time my husband was still
alive, and he went off to search foI
him-and this is the queerest part OF
the story My husband brought back
the SpnIiard's clothes. which be had
found under big stone on the bank OF
the river, near the chateau. and almost
opposite La Grande Breteche. He had
gone there 80 early in the morning that
no one had seen him, and when he had
read the letter, he burned the clothes,
and We declared. as Count Fereiia
wished. that he mad escaped. The
'ouS-prcfcf put all Cendmmes on the
alert, but they never caught him. Len
as thought the Spamtrd was drowned.
But |, mousear, am a dilerrat upiu-
ION; am inclined 10 believe that he
had something to do with Madame
herret. Ro~alie has told me that the
erucifx her mistress was So fond 81,
and which she bad hrlred with her. vae
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-31
Wills and Requests.

The late Benjamin Abbott, master
copper, who WAS inferred at Mount Au-
burn ON Wednesday, left property
amounting to over 800, 000, Ills viii
was read after the funeral services.
His only living relatives are two con-
SINS. He heQueathed the brick house
No. 1o7 Chariestown street, with all
the furniture and $4,000 in money, to
his houaekeeper. Two faithful men
who have been in his employ twenty
eight Years past, $500 each; a. young
man who is weekly newspaper pub
Usher outside of Boston, $500, if the
Young man pa,s back $500 which he
loaned him some months since; also a
few other requests, and the cousins
get the remainder of the property.
The late Benjamin d. Emerson, Of
Massachusetts,, did not leave 500, 900
10 Dartmouth College, as was stated,
One half OF his estate he orders to be
devoted TO the erection of a High
School in Hampstead, n. H, and the
other half he gives to the Massachu-
sets Bible Society,
The late Deacon Charles A. Jessup,
of Westtield, made the following pub
lie bedues,s: To the Second Congre
pational Society OF Westtield. $1,000;
to Williams College, $1,000 10 the
Massachusetts Home Missionary So
cietv, 5000; to the Andoyer Theoiog-
ical Seminary, A,500; to the Massachn-
setts General Hospital, $1,000. The
balance, about $25, 900, is to be divided
eauallv between the following named
Societies The American Board, the
American Educatjon Society, the Amer
lean Missionary Association, the Amer
lean Home Missionary Socl"ty, and
the American Congregational Union.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-31
she SURRENDER.


The New Orleans Picayune prints
pretty poem, with a singular title, b.
I. Pearl Rivers
King Day and his court has grown weary
The gates Of the castle are barred,
And Sunset, the Warden, is keeping
A careless and drowsy guard.
The purple and golden banners
That foated in gorgeous array
From toe tops Of the Western towers,
are fu,led and faded away.
And over the siiyery turrets,
And over the roseate walls,
and the ancient golden drawbridGc,
The shadow Of Twilight falls.
And az IL grows deeper, the Warden
Abandons the Western height,
Aud the beautiful Castle Of Daylight
Surrenders itself to Night.
No f1otstep is heard on the terrace
Ur STAIR and the bauquoting hail.
Where the King held his riotous Ha5sai',
Is silcntcr now than all.
The tongue of Contention Is pa!sIed,
The anvil OF labor Is dumb,
And Clamor has grown too feeble
70 rattle has noisy drum.
Below from the spacious courtyard
There comes neither stir nor tone;
The KING 10 lbc royal chamber
Has fallen TO sleep on his throne.
Fills light, golden crown of sunbeams
Has melted away from his head
And his brow bent heavily downward
Seems crowned with crown of lead.
Ills sceptre OF Light has faded
And slipped from his open hand
yainly ia dreams he mutters
Some Idle and vague command.
For hi, ministers, Thought and Action,
arom morning till oven-tldc
His busy and royal subjects,
Sleep heavily BY his side.
And his gray-hearded secretary,
That very old servant, Lord c ere,
With the wrinkles and stopping shoulders,
Mods peacefully in his chair. .....
Tho whole of the court is sleeping
Even the favorte fool,
Poor Folly,s ores loud and soundly,
His head on the Kings footstoUl.
No sound but Of heavy breathing
Is hea-d through the stately room;
From b cement to lower the castle
IL wrapped ina slumberoas gloom.
And the eyes of my muse gr,w urowsy,
The liz OF my muso grow mute,
And The heart of my muse 8 ia Gaming
Over the slumborlng lutte.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-31

4 PATENT has been token aut in London
for the preparation of an improved safely
wiring INK. which consists IN the addition,
To au ink. of . solution 81 yellow prnssltte
of ropsh Any emit TO remove tins
ink ~ means # * lie acid or other sub
Stances changes it to Il Berlin blue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
aytw advertisements,

M AMEV MADE RAPIDLY with Stencil aud
WUNEiI Key On ok Quilts. Catalogues,
samples and full particulars FREE s. NJ. sPE NoER,
BrattlebOro Vt ap22-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
giusutiaI,
NATIONAL BANW,
TTynE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANR,

yEJHE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANR,
NO. COT MARKET STREET.,
WILMINGTON, DEL
Omen TO receive deposits daily lSunda Us excepted
during the usual business b urs and on Tuesday
and Saturday evenings from to O'Clock, P. M.
All the profits of the Bank, after the payment OF
necessary expenses, are devoted to the benefit OF
the depositors, and dividends are made sem-annu-
ally in April and October. Since the organization Of
the Bank in 1851, the dividends have uniformly been
at the rate OF Six per cent per annum
Dividends not drawn are regarded as deposits, and
at once become entitled to participate in future
dividends.
No manager is allowed &C Iorrow any OF the funds
intrasted to the Bank
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM S. IIILLEs, GEoRGE W. BUsU,
CLEMENT b. SMYrH, GEOkGE $. CAPEiLE,
CHARLES W. Rowland, NJ L. LICH rENSrkIS,
EDWARD DARLINGTON, N. r. BENSON,
HKN4Y f. DUE, JOB II. jackson,
JOHN MULEAR, Nm II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
WM 5 HlLLES, President.
GRO. W. Busn Vice Presi ent
ecti2-'y JOIN 7. MCLEAN, Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06

CToP! LOOK AT THIS!
Great reduction In prices at the Great Western
FLOUR FEED and GRAIN DEtO and COmuis-
siou HoVs", whero you save from 10 to 10 cents on
tn dollar.
Don't forget tine place, under me Western Market
House. + hD'K g. ALIEN,
az Also, just received, 1900 bushe pTine west
ern Oats large stock OF all grades Of iur on
hand.
Es-Don't forget the place, under the new Martet
House aprlB-lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
Three Years in a Man Trap.

companion to "Ten Nights In Bar RoOm," by
r. Arthur, tthe most popular of American au-
thors is now ready. tits startling expose OF liquor
making and sellmg,a three years life in city dram
shop, shows up the vile deceptions prOctlced In bar
rooms, and Is the most powerful work OF the kind
ever written. viii be eagerly read by thousands,
and is certain to have an immense sale. Apply FOR
an agency, and do good as well as make money, to
j. M. sToDDART co., Publishers, Phila'da
ap2l-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
frslght 9iass.

THE WILMINOTON STEAMSHIP CO.
ELECTRIC LINE.
STEAMERS is8
Vesper and Annie.
Freiaht Received and AZ er " ednesdas
18th inst
aail from King Street Wharf. wilmington, at M.
Monday and Thursday
Sail from Pier 8, N. H., New York, at p. NJ.
Monday and Thursday.
Freights forwarded to and received from points
on lines Of Railroads centreing at Wilmington with
0ut charge for transfer when received In full car
loads.
Ew TArough rates gfpsn and btiIs Of Iadtns s'Ou'd
." ABIEI ABBOT, Agent
bs South St, New York
METROPOLITAN s. g. Co.,
Central Wharf, Boston
r. ANDREWS,
marf6tf Klng-St WhaI!, wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
( NTONF-UUTTING, MASONRY, MENU
= MENTS, AND ELAGGING.

ROBERT SCOTT, MASON, sT0NE-C CUTTER AND
CONTRACTOR,
III SuPLET STaEET WILMINGTON, DEL,
Supplies all Kinds of Cut and Dressed stone; con-
tracts t,r foundation or VIII e buildings furnishes 5
L,onumeHts anu tOmh-stOnes, Of foreign aud dimes
tic marbles, to order.
A large ST, ck Of Tomb-st0nes, on hand, to be sold
low. North River Flagging. Agent for Scotch
Granite Monuments. apr2C-Jm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
Bailrrxa gsurs.
EsT5 xzs sssz,saE DELAWARE RAIL ROAD
AR4R E9f " ~@sf4A LINE,
kUMMER ARRANAEM ENT. IL

ON AM AFTER MONDAY, JULY 7Tu, 1871,
tsundays excepied) Passenger Trains wi leave as
folOws:-
NOa1uyARD SOUTHWARK
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
alew advertisements.

:" UNGEgFoRD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
II ADAMS, JEFFERSON COUNTY, N Y
First-olass Boarding School for Ladies' and Gentle
men Graduating courses In Classics, bcieDces,
Engineering Business and Music, and preparing for
college. EUROPEAN TEACHER OF 1NsTRU-
MENTAL MUSIC. Fine opportunities In OIL Paint
ing and Drawing. Unexcelled advantages ~ all
branches Teachers OF experience and ability in
every department. Location HBALTHFuL aud AC-
CzssIBLE. For Catalogue or Information, ADDRESS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06

NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle FOR Wilmington and Philadel-
nhla Z 90 A M. Leave Philadelphia, 11.45 A. M,
and Wilmington, Leo p. Nj, for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional TO those above, leave Clayton for
Smyrna 40 A. NJ, aud 90 = M leave smyrna
for Clayton 1876 "A. NJ, and 35 r. NJ to make con-
nections tn trains to and from Dover, and Sta
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car
attached, will lrave Wilmington IL 50 A. M New
Castle. 1s0; MiddletOnn, E25; Townsend, 245
Clayton. 3 lb Dover, 400; Wyoming, TO-; FELTON,,
4.40; Harn gtOn, BOB; FarminStOn, BIB; Bridge
Vile $50; af1rd Sis; Laure 6.45. and arrive at
d. lmar at 7o5 A NJ Passengers leaving Baltimore
at 20 +. NJ, and Philadelphia at II % p. NJ. will
make connection wlth this train at wilmington.
X tura ing-Will leave Delmar, 2.3J, p. " Laurel,
2 h5; Seaford. 25 Brdgevlllo 400; FarmiDgon,
4 As; Harrington, $40; FELTON, 535; Wyoming, 10
dletOwn, sin; Kirkwood, 40; New Castle %,
and arrive at Wilmington, 60 T. nj. Philadelphia
| II 80 + NJ ,an Baltimore, 2tQ, A. M. Su JeCt T.
delays incid mt to freight business
Thi ira n wi atop u take un passengers only al
stations named but will r. down passengers at AM
| stopplng place, EXCEPT llure's COtner State Road
Rodney and Dupont
CONNECTIONS.
| AT Townsend, with he Ken County, ana queer
| Anne's ~ Kent Rai,ro for Kennedyyille, Sud
| dersyille and iltf rmedite places.
AT CLAY ton, with Md Il ID. X. r. for Easton an(
| intermediate plac 4. -
At Hnrrng on, with J 4 r, r. for Milford
| Ge irgetown, ses ana inter ediate plac s.
At Sraf0Ti with Del. 4 d. Il II. for fredericksburg
| an Cambridge, a..
At Delmar. WiGh l. S r. r. for Salisbury Princes
Ann CT ned; also for Berlin and other station
II. +. KENNEY, Superintendent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-06
Hook and Chester

each way.
Fare % Philadelphia SO cents. Return trip tick
cts 30 cents.
Treigh, in be taken ct usual rates. ap2 Il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-31

OieIe llebereinitimmuns strii6m 6reunp
une 5einc 1T irbr be;ei6nenr. Sic iberz
bebt u1s Ger Mtibe peiterer GrSrtsrunsen
uni erfldrt unIern Seiern serrib sur Sc
nii9e, mes5alb mir rie einselnen SprfiQe
i'm @erlaufe Der Sniurrectipn meiit nit
Stillidwcigen ~iiterseber. 0isieltm iiten
auF cen Sang Der Greigniiie faum einen
entldeirsncen @influB aus un6 lIno I6erz
ries ais 0etuilS ppn lebr serinSem Sns
terehe. 0enn Of iih in Gatalpnien Deer
0alicien cine Sanre Spn fiinfsia prer
a9tSi9 Mann 9e;et9t Bat rie teim Or
Ifeinen Ger Sruppen piecrr in pie Ser9e
prer cie @ebiide perI6wanc, 1T uns
sierlt6 Slet6giltig. Sptalc es aber Ut
Actipnen Ron Sereltuns fpmmen lpQts,
perpen mir ben nBtbisen &aum III beren
S6ilreruns fdpn inren. = Gine5 lit
IbriSens aus rem pben an9efiibrten @prz
ten ce5 amareifiIden SficierS terYcr;uz
beten. DSieBsn mir cen Garlilten 3ube,
70 wiirpen ife balp cine furbtbare Armee
arf ben Seinen baben unp rem &elt Ysn
Spanien in S6a6 balten." Cine i6Grs
fere Serurtbeiluns Der felt rem Sesinn
Der Sniurrecttpn Spn Den Gesierunsss
bldttern unp beren anbdnsern i'm SIT
unc gluslanpe aufsetsllten unp nit
5artnifisfcit Yertbeipisten Sebauptuns,
pab Der Garlitenauftanp Elm fiinitli6es
ManSper lei unb fsinen Scrsn i'm Splfe
babe. 1T ni6t leidt renfbar. 8ur6 bic
0auer res 9lufitanreS urp rie parttellen
GrfpIse Ger partei9dnser &arls VII. lit
iene Sebauptung frriIi6 ldn9it ptpers
le0t; eS IGaret baber peiter Nidts, pas
bic Nmareiten Ielbt etenfaaS cie5 Sc
ibIft ibernebmcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-31
NeMtialanD.

Ntht nlr rie lll%trampntanen, ipntern
aud bic Slrreutl6en I6einm ben
S9laf Ger berIiner Staatsmdnner III itBs
ren. Saiern, @irttembers, SeiIrn bas
beretts senu9 BON Ger Seli9feit i'm heuts
lden Net6, pem &ei6 Der Srrmmisfeit
UNI Sitte 9efpitet, ite leben Gin Stiif Don
ibrer Selbtltanri9feit mad pem aucerl1
in zen S9lunS, ben fein Stertli6er ers
Artinpet bat, fallen !; ibre ibnen liebe Giz
sentblimli6feiten miiien ii6 unter Gle
S9ablcne beu9en ; raS SeluitenseieB
bat Die fatbp hide SeSSlferuna rieIer
Sdreer ppllenrS ins Sers setrphen. =
S6cn flaSrn rie rffciSien preubiIden
Sldtter, in Saieru unp @drttrmter9 oete
iid IN ben He9ierunsen cine rei6sfeinrz
li6e Gi9tun9 funp UNI bic Oilloe itanz
pen i6limm ; pem entlpre6enc fibren
rte bairiiaen unb wiirttemteroilden
Slatter cine iogenannte rur6aus rei6ss
feinpliGe Spradr unp IS mare mebr als
sneifelbaft pb Sipp eutI6lanp ii6 einem
oseresSuse res renti6en &aiiers an
l6lieBen wplIte. Gin Sepeis mebr rag
ole @ers9ti9feit rie grunrlase Ger Geis
dc 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-31
Tranfreid.

Die f1bplti6e &edte in Sranfrei6 be-
sinnt iid 81 resen. Sn Der Sbat ;eisen
bic liberden Slitter natiirli9 nit ptlis
CATER 4rbSbnuna, rtn bel6lchenm
S9ritt per fatbplii6en 0eputirten al,
bel perm Sbiers pabinsuwirfen, DAP er
caS ieBi9 Winiierium beieitise unp ii6
Iiniiter aus Mitte Der Wajpritit Der
Notwithstanding CUR Seite itele.
Sn Der Shat 1T Elm ipl6es Winiiterium,
ras ben @Qen res 9anreS r%eprilentirt,
aaein past ansstban, 6ranfrei6 feline
StsQuns inter ren eurppaii6en Md6tsn
wieperusepinnen. Sur menn audi in
ben bSbern Sreiien Ger @lauben wierer
feitsn SUra faBt fam 6ranfreid pros
perirsn uni p%ieienise Stelle piecer eins
nsbmeu, BIZ ibm feline lpesifia fatbpliide
Natipnalittt anweiit, rie Stells ais bic
erlte tatbpll1e Wta9t Ger ySelf.
81 es riele Stelluns jsrp6 10 raid
wieper sentnnsn wirr. alS rie fathpliidm
Sntersnen eS w%iinldensrrrtb MAIDEN,
muB man cabin seitellt iein lairn. Die
Staptebesilfsruns l6eint wirflib gar
feinen Nleen aus ben leBten, ipeltgs
i9dttsrncal S~orsansen sespsen 81 bas
ben. @eSer bic i6mabli6sn Miecerlas
gen. nod bic i6aupsrtaften Greisni6e Il.
Serbrs6er Der pariler Gpmmine, balm
rsm lei6tfnnisen Splfe, tas chen nur
Dem Ssrsndssn lett bic ausen seSHntt.
Rad ME Ypr tilcet ras 5teater auf rem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-31
SeIgi II.

SrI iieL 2. Suli. = Oas NeIultat
Der seltrisen Gpmmunalwablen
mar i'm aasemeinen ben v~sitaalen"
sinitis. Sbl1pn bic Situatipn in anz
betradt eer 5000 Gemeinren, welde ibre
SertretunS su erneuern batten, li1 nod
nidt s~pafancts dberlesen ldBt, 10 itsbt
bod bereits 10 Siel fet RAP Der @ewinn
risSmal nidt auf Seiten Der &atbplifen
1T. @ber Der 0ewinn 1T BEL @eitem
nidt 70 sroB, ais rie Gpctrindre Jpn germ
rarltellen mSdten. Wan besreift allers
pinss ibren Subel iiber ben Grfpls, ra sr
Gin p1uiter auf spei @uneen atsebsn
mus, bic ibnen bel ben leBten prpsinsialz
unp ben leBtcn 8ammerpablen beige
bra6t wurpen. 8enn li6 aber saS
uG6e III Yarlament" i'm Gaal1e ces
Sieses bis 81 Ger aeaberuns seriteist
rap has Grsebni6 Der Gpmmunalpabl
Ger clericalen Yplitif ben Sppesltps YER
leye", 10 1T cas ~3osenblatt auf einem be-
pentli1en Srripese. Na6 rem llrtbeil
aler Ssrninftisen 9eute bat bic @emeins
DC : Sertretung nit Der politif abiplut
Ni6tS ~ IdaTen, uno tpenn Die .eiters
allen" es in Der Sbat SerIuben MOLTEN
bic OiScuiiipn pplitiI6sr Srasen' in bic
@%atbbauler ;l Serle9en, itatt pielelben ,pie
bisber i'm parlamentsssbduce su seran7
italten 10 wiree BIC ,,clerieale" Hesieruns
setdst auf bic SsrfaiiNes rsS eanres,
ii6 Gin ernites Setp erlauben. Sic mir
be racur6 cen tbatia6liden Seweis lie
fern ZAP lie ;par nit Der 8ammers
m ajpritdt ni6t aber nit ben sers
i9iepenen @emeinteratben 81
rednen bat. usbrsens frblt es aud bel
pieIen Gpmmunalwablen nidt an DO
mentsn, pelde rie &attelifen uni Grns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-31

ilur Der Gbebrud, bic Smmpralitat YER
berrliat rirp, BEN beiten an;iebunsss
punt, mabrenp bic Sir6en lssr iieben.
Ord NIT Sefrieci9uns cpnitatirsn mir,
eab es eten aud n,lr bic SsSblferuns Ger
9rSbern Stacte 1T, bic Ron alien 3eiten
Der lsre Serpprfenbeit in ii6 a~ufnabmen,
nel9e i'm llnSlauten bebarren, wdbrsno
bic ibri9e SerElferuns bel jerer Geles
Benbeit ibre @l~autenstreue betkiti9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-31
SPanien II.

Sur Gbarafteriltif be5 Garliitenz
au tanpes tbeilen mir naGitebence
NeIlertpnen nit pel9e Elm ipanii6er Cor
%rrlppncent res nSempS", Der ais gertdts
%erltatter pom &rie95l9auplabe unp 9(n<
ban9er Der 9esenpdrtisen &esieruns i'm
Eager rer Imapeiiten lebt aus rem
Manee zines &~e9ierunsssS Ticiers yer
npwmfn bat /:
Die GarIiiten MAIDEN uns peiter
Ni9ts ais Wai9isnsn, ltmt bic @sae
81 mellen, unc man bat faum eincn
9runD su Der Innabme, bae unIere
S%anseweile enpli1 einmal aufb5ren meree.
sic ilrp Sprarf, ME binterber. @ir
linp capur6 ;u Gem 9pple serurtbsilt is
men bis IN ale Gpisfeit na6sulaufen.-
Die Sattif zines Seiasee, slspe, Quill
las &C. beltebt in Der Sbat carin, britdns
big gu entpildsn. Oas lit chen ibre
Manier, Sries gu fibrsn. Sic bpHen
Obne 3weifel paraut pas uniere Srups
pen an Der WiipiSfeit ,u 9runce seben.
SO 1T ries cine tclle art, Die 8risssfunt
ansupencen, irercen Gle 6ran;plen iaaen,
unr mebr ais elmer lest li6 pieasi9t bic
0rase spr, wesbalb man ii6 Ipl9e Mabe
siebt, wesbalb barmlcie eeute Serfplst be-
rem einsisergSuni6 rarin bsitebt:e ae man
ibnen na6rennt unp bic niemalS anareiz
FEN. Der 0runp liest rarin, DAP ipenn
unlsle lruppen ibnen einise &ube sSns
men piirpen, piele Sanpsn, Die ausens
blidli9 ;u l6pa6 iinp, INN cine S6la6t
ansunebmen, in furser 3eit sritarfen, ii6
Der Silfsquellen ces SanpeS bemd6tisen
uni sablrei6e &ecrutm an ii6 ,ieben
wiircen. Na6 einisen Mpnatsn ldbe
iie ais cine fur6tbare Armee caiteben,
wsl&e Die Streitfraits res itrisen &cfss
BON Spanien in S6ad belt"
0asu past was bon elmer anrsren
Seite mitsetbeilt ipirp, bic mar ais car
liitenfreuncli6 bessi6nen rarf:
r@lan tesreift rae Ger sescnwirtiss
SrieS ni6ts anreres isin fam, ais
cine &sibenfplse ppn Wari6cL gesenz
mari6sn unr S~ersinseltes 3ulammenitSs
fen, wel6e ra;u rienen, rie &es
9ierunsstruppen su emiiben, aufs
sureiben. = GS liest auf rer 6anr,
ZAP bic Garlitsn6efs li6 auf pieir Safs
tiff beI6rdnfen mihsn, unp mentals cine
seprpnete S6la6t unter unsiinltsen
Serinsunsen annebmen riirfen. @enn
9eBteres trpBcem ,uweilsn sprfcmmt 10
mus man bsrddli6issn caB bic @nfaes
rsr ab unp gu rsm Gbrseise ibrer Splpas
ten Ssirispisuns sspabren une seisen
wpllsn mas bic Sruppsn Der SarIifen
rpertt line."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-31

Ter leBter umitanp ideint Der Sauptbez
.rpessrunr gu iein, pestalb Der Miniters
prdiipent2ansa rieslusen auf i'm 9epprfen
bat, penn Der quite piempnteiIGe Doctor
bpft auf iplfe @eiie bic Spppltipn Der
ipgenannten GpniersatiScn gu breGen, De-
r,en ieinGabinet 81 fprtihrittli9 erIdeint.
Die relisiGien Sntrrefen werpen i6perz
lid BET rieier G%rnennuls ct,paS 9etpit1z
men !; oenn e5 1T ia cine iiberaQ pur9
retdliGe Grfabrun9en beipabrte Ibatia@
dye paB bic 5albfatbplifen DER Geli9icn
Siel iddrliber fine, ais Die entidiepen@
fen SeBcr prer @ptttsleu9nrr. BUR
3eit, no Slpren; nod bic prpSiiprtlhr
Salptitart Stdlien5 mar, itano Ger front
melnpe General Wenabrea lirsere Belt
an Ter Spfse peS Winiiteriums, UNI 9es
race urter pieier SerpaItuns wurpe ra6
OeIes Yptirt, wel6c5 idmmtlidr Glerifsr
sum Militarpient ;pinSt. Gbenic mirp
Ger Gintrttt Sertt's in cas- Winilterium
bic aufbebuns Der r6miiden Sister eber
fSrpcrn, als SerbinperY. Oas Syitem
aber, aus pplitiiden 0riinpcn aae bBbes
ren aemter 81 perSeben pirc bon alien
parteien, bic ans Staatsruber S~eldn9en,
gum Ssrrerben re5 9anpes tefplst. Nidt
rur Die Winiltcr, i~pnrern AUDI fat ale
General Secretdre, slbtbeilun96 : OiriS
sentcn unp bSbrren Seamte Der Winiz
i~terien, &dtbe Ger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
unp Gbnli9rr Gule9ien, pr6fectcn u.I.p.
baben bic Seamten gar nid,t rurh8es
mo6t. Gini9e purren na1 ren Anners
ipnen ne9en ibrer Serpienite I'M rie Hez
Splutipn pbnr aQeGrfabrunS in rcm tetrrfz
fenren SADIE nit Zen widtigitrn aemtsrn
belpbnt 9lnpere Yerpanfsn ibre grbebun9
ir9enp einem Yartei6cf rem es 9clun9en
1T Gin MiniiterpprtefertiQe 81 rrbai6rn,
nod Anperr enpIi9 baben pur6 Elm So
tum in Ger irsenp elmer fir pas Miniites
rum wi6tt9en 6ra9e cine aniebnli9e
UNI eintrd9li6e Stelle ~ertauft. 90 siett
eS mande neutrality-suspicious. II. 9tdtbe
an NppelbSfen, bic ais NcSpcaten pbre
Glienten in Die Sammer sepdblt pprpen
waren, unp weSell elmer pplitiiden Sc
fdui9feit Sunperten Spn alien Seamten
ben Gan9 ab9elaufen BADEN. Sat man
renn ~irsenppp einen prdfeeten prer ipn>
itigen bpben Sramten, Der ben gnfprse@
rilsen ieiner Steuuns gar sl penis &C.
padlen it, 10 itedt man i'm in ben
Staatsratb pber in bic SberrednunsSz
&ammer, 100 CT erit redt ant plaBe it,
uni ale widtisen anssle9enbeiten tleiz
ben lpmit Zen llnterteamten gan; iitsrz
laiien.