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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-17
Railroad Matters.
AND INDIANAPOLIS

CINCINNATI AND INDIANAPOLIs.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 16.-A suit has been COM
menced in the United States district court
against the Cincinnati and indianapolis juno
ton railroad company and others by James f.
JOY, Moses Taylor, John Jacob Astr, Barring
Brothers, of New York, and Others based on the
purchase OF 81 100000 OF first mortgage bonds
and s6O,U00 OF second mortgage bonds of the
Fort WAYNE, Muneie and Cincinnati railway,
held by the former company, the compartments
hyerrlng that the defendants withheld uiorma-
ton OF the existence Of over $500 900 liabilities
against said company, inhcting damages upon
them thereby. They ask all persons having
claims against the Fort Wayne road TO present
them in court.
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Fire Record.
Az REApING-Loss 81. OOO.

AT READlNG-LOSS S250. 900.
READING, Pa, Jan. 1G.-SuchtcI's hardware
store, Ebney's restaurant the state house build.
ing, containing several stores Basfs cigar fac
tory, Longs stove factory, Millholland's bank
lng house, the Office of the Reading fire nsur-
ance company on Fifth and Court streets, were
burned last night. The Reading savings bank
and the First national bank were damaged also,
Loss quarter of a million; partly Insured in
Hartford and Pennsylvania companies.
AT TOLEDO-Loss 100000.
TOLEDO, Jan. 1G.-The rOund-house of the
Lake Shore aud Michigan railroad was burned
this morning, with six locomotives Estimated
loss, 100000; insurance not aseertained.
AT COLLlNGwooD-Loss $4,000.
CoLLINGwOoD, Ont, Jan. 10 Long Broth.
ers' storehouse aud packing house were burned
this morning. Loss $4,000; insured.
AT st. LoUIs-Loss $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 16.-Ihe stove store OF
Messrs. Beaky, 412 North Main street, was bnrn.
ed tonight. Loss S35 600.
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New England Dispatches.


BosToN, Jan. ia child three years, and an
infant, children OF a French Canadian named
BcllOrt, were burned to death early this morn
ing, and their mother nearly smothered, by fire
in the room they occupied in Somervlle
Mr.. Hart one Of the publishers of the Marble
head Messin- e. died suddenly yesterday of heart
disease.
The funeral of Isaac Rich was largely attend
ed to-day at his late residence, in Beacon street.
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 16.-In superior court, at
Pittstield, to-day, William II. Hne, who had
previously pleaded guilty TO the charge OF rob
bling the Mahaiwe national bank, at Great
Darlington, OF S24 900, was sentenced to two
years in house of correction.
MAINE.
BATH, Me-, Jan. 16.-At the annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Eastern steamboat
company, directors were elected for the year en-
suing. S. d. Bailey was chosen president and
Ii. w. Swanton treasurer. A dividend of IS
per share was declared.
BELFAST, Jan. 16.-The trial of Elder Geo
d. Garland, Frecwi Baptist minister of Mon
roe, foi sodomy, began before the supreme
court in this city to-day.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
MANCHESTER, Jan. 16.-rhe New Hampshire
veterans union held their annual reunion at
City hail. this forenoon. Officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, Gen NJ r.
Donohoe of Concord; vice president Gen. Wal
Ter Hartman. A banquet was given by citizens
of Manchester at Smyth's hall. About 200 vet
Grams, with ladies, were present. After dinner
speeches were made.
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Criminal Record.


OUrRAGEs By THE KUKLUX OUTLAWS.
CINcINNATl, Jan. i6.-Ihere was kuklux
rald m Bold Knob precinct, near Frankfort, XIV,
Saturday night. Several white laborers were
ordered away, and other persons kept out All
night. A long petition was presented TO the
hentucky legislature, praying for rclielfrom the
attacks of these outlaws
THlRIf-sECoND DAY OF THE WHARTON TRIAL
ANNAPoLIs, Jan. 16.-PrOlesser Aiken was
again before the court, and explained his
method OF medical analysis.
Other physicians gave testimony to show that
Ketchum had not died Of cerebro-spinal mening-
it's. Much of the evidence was simply defence
Of the chemists, Aiken and Toney.
The court announced that the argument of the
counsel was about to commence, ald no mani
lestations of approval or disapprobation would
pc permitted. State Attorney Revel began his
argument TO the jury.
FATAL ROW.
PHILADELPHlA, Jan. 16.-During an election
row. IN west Philadelphia, tonight, a man
named Harry Wathers was Shot and mortaiIv
wounded, and others injured.
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Sporting Affairs.
BOATING CHALLENGE

BOATING CHALLENGE.
New York, Jan t6.-Bcinard Biglin of this
city having challenged the English lour-oared
crew, which won the championship on the Tyne,
to come TO this country next August to pull for
800 pounds side, Mr.. VIM Blackley resi- onds
for the English crew that If Biglin's crew will 90
to England, they will be matched on the Tyne
for the same amount, for a stralghtaway race Of
At miles,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-17
FROM EUROPE.


DON KNOW WHAT REAL REPUBIICANIsM IS.
LONDON, Jan. 16.-Whilca meeting of lovolists
was being held Tonight at WELLINGTON barracks.
in Knights Bridge, portion Of London, a mob
OF republicans broke into the hall where the
meeting was IN progress, and behaved in an out
rageouS manner. They expelled the chairman OF
the assemblage, aud demolished the platform
ana furniture belonging 10 the room. Though
the police were gathered outside the building
they made no efforts to prevent the disgraceful
behavior of the rioters, who held possession OF
the room toran hour, when the gas was turned
of and they retired, singing the MarSeillaise as
they went ont.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-17

On the next ballot there were twenty-five votes
cast - thirteen for R,dican and twelve for
Draper; and on two following ballots twenty
six votes were cIst-thirteen for each candi-
date.
AT this point Mr. Metcalf, member from ward
one, moved that the convention proceed to bal
lot for member from ward six. The motion
prevailed, and Edward II. Peabody was elected
by twenty-five Of the twenty-sx votes cast.
Rev. Geo, B. Cow received one vote.
Mr. McCafierty again spoke IN behalf of Mr.
Redican, whose certificate of election he had /;
aud he thought the inlormality should not be
allowed to defeat the wishes of the voters in
ward three. lie stated that Mr.. Redican was a
merchant in business on Main street, an enter
prisng young man who had been through the
city schools, and who would undoubtedly be
valuable member Of the board if elected.
The voting was again proceeded with, and
james Draper was elected on the sixth ballot,
the five previous having failed in making n
choice
Tile convention, having accomplished the pur-
pose for which il assembled was dissolved
The school board then listened to reports,
"HN ''''"9'N'Nh oNAlS buolneaS Ol us OWN.
The committee ON school houses, to which was
referred the petition for the introduction of
water into the rooms Of the Woodland steeet
house, reported in favor of The measure it, in the
opinion Of the committee, the facilities for
drainage will admit.
Mr. Joques, member from ward seven, offered
the following resolutions, which were laid upon
the table, to be taken up at the next meeting.
Whereas In December, 1870, subcommittee of
the school board after careful investigation, made
a report, wherein they unanimously recommended
the occupation Of the Old disused burylng ground
Mechanic street, available ana suitable site
for u scn0Ol house; and
Whereas, the said report received the unanimous
endorsement OF the three gentlemen then constitute
Ing the commission on shade trees and pubic
grounds, and was also recommended, by unani-
mousvote of the school board, to tine favorable
sideration OF the city council; aud
Whereas, It has already been decided 10 remove
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
MADISON, Jan. Is In the assembly. n mint
resolution was offered for the amendment to the
constitution, providing for uinety-niue members
OF the assembly to be elected for two years. and
tmrty-three members of the senate, to he elected
for four years, and also for biennial sessions and
cumulative voting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-17
Political.


TIE WAR OF THE FACTIONS,
NEW YORK, Jan. ia spe, ial from New
Orleans states that Governor Warmoth has
completely turned the tables on his opponents,
while they acknowledge themselves beaten
A feeble attempt TO get up a disturbance last
night, fell stlhon. The cost of the fifteen
days struggle is stated as over $3.50 900.
The effect of the settlement of the troubles in
Ne Orle ms is said to have caused the states
securities to advance ten per cent Little atten-
tion is paid to he threats of Carter
STILL NO CHANGE.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 1G The legislative
trouble continues in about the same condition.
Mat Logan, OF the firm Of Logan and Patter-
sou, shot aud killed Clarence Johnson in an al
tercation this afternoon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-17
New York .

THE LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY, Jan 1G.-The clerk of the state sen
ate demands an Investigation of the charge that
he had been given twenty per cent. on all print.
inc bills last year. He denies the charge
The bill now pending in the legislature legal
izng the extension of the term of the grand
jury Of the court OF sessions will have no effect
upon the indictments against Tweed and Con
molly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-17
Accidents.


CAIRO, ILL.,, Jan, Ia Four negro tcnements
were burned last night. One woman and
three children were also burned. Cause, kero.
sene.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-17

THE NEW SENATOR.

=, III NV 0tNATON.
CHICAGO, Jan 1G.-Hon. VIM. b. Allison was
TO-DAY elected United States scnator by the leo
lslature Of Iowa. In the senate the vote stood:
ALISON Al 40; Knapp, Z; in the house-Allison,
rs; Knapp, Is; strict party vote.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-17

The closing lecture in the Grafton course will
be delivered this evening by DR.. George b. Lor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-17

WAsuINGToN, Jan. 16.--Cloudy weather will
continue in New England.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-17
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 16, 1872.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH To THE DAILY spr.I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-17

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN AND
SCHOOL BOARD IN JOINT CoNvENTIoN.-Th
TWO boards met in joint convention at the COM
mon council rooms last evening, pursuant to an
order pas 'ed by each, for the purpose of clectng
members Of the school board to Gil vacancies
caused by the designations of George Tmall in
ward three and d. S Goddard IN ward six.
After the calling of the convention to order by
Mayor Very, aud reading the order stating its
purpose, Maj. McCafferty, member from ward
five, stated as information, and in order that
the choice of the people might not be lost sight
of, that at the regular municipal election, al
though there was no formal order in the war;
rant for the election of the members from wards
and G, yet there was a bona fde election-Ed-
ward II. Peabody having received a majority
of votes in ward G, and Peter P. Redican in
ward 3 This he considered an expression of
the choice of the people of those wards, and
since they were only defeated by an accident,
he thought it but justice to the people to ralify
their action.
The vote for member from ward three was
proceeded with The first ballot stood:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-17

SERIES OF CoNCERTs.-S to the pro-
posed series Of concerts by the Choral Union,
will doubtless be gratlfcd TO learn that the sub
scrption has so far progressed, that the society
have determined TO give the concerts the first to
take place on Friday evening of next week The
amount thus far subscribed is barely sufficient
TO pay the expenses, and it is earnestly desired
that the number Of subscribers should be
doubled before the commencement of the series,
thereby giving the society Il substantial and de-
served benefit.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-17

SUPERIOR (CRIMINAL) CoTRT.-The January
term Of the superior court for the trial of crimi-
nal cases began in this city Monday, Judge
Dewey presiding. The court was opened with
prayer by Rev. c. NJ. Lamson, of The Salem
street church. The grand jury was cmpanneled
and organized as follows:
L. L, Forbes of Millbury, foreman; Chas W.
Gilbert OF Worcester, clerk; Hcnry Allison of
ti'chburg, LEONARD Barnes OF Webster, Hiram
L Bems Of Paxton, Avery G. Bullard Of Oak
ham, Asa b. Fay OF Northbor1, Dlncl Fiske Of
BrOukhed, K ubCn z. FOSgate of Berlin, Lucius
J.. Goddard Of Worcester, Amos Hemmenway of
Gardner, James IL. Holman Of Lancaster, Abel
lawrence of Lunenhurg, Charles f. Parker OF
Holden, Calvin H. Prnnty of Worcester, Lewis
w. Green Of Spencer, Geo. w. Stetson of Barre.
Z mri Ihurbur Of Milford, James H. Walker of
Hudwieh, AFRO Il. Waterman of Boyston,
} Irob p WciXler, Jr., of Worcester, Isaac d.
White Of Worcester.
The investigations of the grand jury will oc-
cupy thiee or our days, and they will probably
report on Thursday or Friday. The trials will
begin on Monday next when Judge Rockwell
will preside.
WORCESTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY AT
n meeting of the trustees of the Worcester agri-
cultural society, held yesterday, the following
MS committee Of arrangements for the annual
fair were chosen }. A. Fayerweathcr Of West
boro; John Barnard, Worcester; G. f. slocumb,
Grafton; j. r. Pierce, Worcester; Geo. II. Spur
worcester; Gavin L. lIartshotn, Worcester;
. B. lIadwen, Worcester; Nelson Walng
Millburyi i. +. Chambcrln, Worcester; G. II.
Harlow Shrewsbury; T. Ward, Shrewsbury I;
Jos S.Pery, Worcester. The trustees also elected
0. d. lladwcn Of Worcester; Reuben Carpenter,
Sturhridge; Arson Warren, Westboro; VIM. r.
Mcr'lheld' Worcester; Nelson Walmg, Mill
bury; John Blrnard, Worcester; Thomas W.
ward, Shrewsbury; Geo. r. Spur. Worcester;
and W $. Lincoln, Worcester, 10 report prem
jun list at u future meeting Of the trustees.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-17

CITY MoRrALITY.-The number of deaths
in Worcester during the week ending Jan. 10,
was 20, including three still born, and four in
fantile and premature; IL were males and fe-
males. Two died of consumption, apoplexy
?, canker rash ,, dropsy ?, AMI each Of typhoid
fever, lung fever, scarlet fever, Brigh's disease
Of kidneys, dropsy, cataTh, coup, pneumonia,
and old age. The four Oldest were So, 81 rs and
70, 10 were under years, and under year
Fifteen were Of foreign parentage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
gQelr OrIeaas gepnblifat',
aFFlCIAL JOURNAL or THE UNITED STATES
100
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
NOTICE.

OyR1cg or STATE REGETRAR or VOTERS AND
sunarvis0r Of Registration, Parish Of Orleans, Z
New Orleans, October 81, lB1Z)
I'm ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF
4 section fifty Of Fan act TO regulate the conduct
and to maintain the freedom and purity Of elec
4ions," etc approved March &c. 1910, the following
Iists Of persons reported to me, BY the Board Of
Metropolitan Police Commissioners, as falsely,
fraudulently and improperly registered" are
published for the information Of al concerned; and
] hereby give notice to all persons whose names
NAV appear upon said lists to come forward to the
Offices or tile Assistant Supervisors Of Registration
Of their respective wards at once, and show cause
why their names should not be erased from the
registry lists
The Offices viii be open in the various wards on
THURSDAY, October 81, and FRIDAY, November
l, 1872, from a. n. to IL NJ and from ?. N. 70
Up. NJ, for the purpose Of giving persons whose
names appear sufficient opportunity TO correct
errors or an erroneous report and publication
tits not intended that this notice shall apply to
Dersops whose names may appear that have
removed from one ward to another since u" close
Of registration iD 1870 and who have registered
from lie new residence.
The figures pretizea to the names indicate the
number Of registry certificate.
b. F. BLANCHARD,
State Registrar Of Voters and Supervisor Of Regis
tration Parish Of Orleans.
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~ rent, 0
i!I6 FredeTcE son NllLa1n, ~ FetQlhahA
1893 Ftnh "andel FredercE and urquh&rt
5i3 Francisco Peter, Craps and Love
os3 IredelGkJ LZ Poft
l5og tanuln JoAA. O oIt 49,
ia Fuller jacob r. f9Et between Love ana O&~37
Ia23 fIeGetlCk joiIllr II ~,
&c Eehlon G4sF, Poff pj an4 "a, Sret -, ,,4,
- Elt+StIalu JV ~ - - ''uu IC'olS
Zi9l Frey ChIlsi % = -f f'IFah 1+ 49,. -.1
Z+'O f%GnGe JUL i''--'e-- 'S'"e'1 81
1896 Fresien Philip, $40 Charities
l7o9 Ela q F 6F Sos y M, tsS'0
1 r"liutt 4 : ItS p'teT Louisiana Co++o-, VII.
I@Vo Ti'.ilsL - 0'-'
80 49, T7,o Tavee hrtyyenD HancoeL; am
~ Ffgqerla& 'oI'l' '.'
n, -, ,iol' a.. ~ Ege.lare
SyI L$i7,,9- ITIo,,,5s Trl1p9pndeDcn near gar.a
'l' Hlel1L - ~
,,oa z, s,Lie, Tosa1,h love and TndaDen,sre.
"a IIiibIr Chris Love between Ferdinand
90 ,,I prats
fol rinse Sc 'F1' ~ lo'' "ii' DS'
G,
- GO0t II Peter st Ferdinand and GOodcht7lra1
G5G Gerro William, Port between Love and Grams
1889 Gebbing5 3 Cornwall, Port between Royal aid
Mureau
22&5 Gert.l Henry, M0ntegut and Royal
| l323 Goertze Henry, Mon,egut between Love and
Royal
1854 Gonzales Francis, Charities between B.eLTlle
and DelaT0ude
| 2273 s5rrlndstoon Gust a, Caartres and jenny
ii2lG (irinory Mr, Port
SIS Grimes David, jenny
1880 Gifren A4toiEe Jenny
I462 Green Matthew, Hancock between gsap9 md
j., 200 90, !.0y r., ,,,, * ,,,,r,oss
85 CARLY PafriclI 40 TDGeDendance
1%4y Gerhard Frederick IpdepcudeuCe netNs.t1 N
Claude and Love
1867 siiidren Joseph. Is Love
re- GreaTITnnd snose Loyt and Piaty
qqS (;rSse NfG~FaeI -3J T,a-a
q4I s,rai C,-Istavn n Owe
II.
l IL H@WaTd I4 aa N pr
80 HoI~ard pSf q Tarr4eSlt
124 tf"@a n 1}aT ~ r04 STonft,S1t
iGrt titiI!1 Piirfn 20 rTartrss
~ HarI,fl.rs,,yI T.Inas = = Fpolt@r o
79t5 tfonG ~, R.,-li.:g,,
j1iS H"IiIrooil = X E,nahien
2313 IG1rJn Nv William } 21;alien
5523 E fI.+ -aS it'lI S F.,ttag
558 HateTIaan daniel 500 Chartres
553 8 Hea jon Go Il, an5 Morales
q24 Hon ,Tordan CONGRESS-
I057 Hart jesse. Peter near Barracks
5G03 t SToGGart Peter near BarracIs
7rS5 I7ii,1 Io,|ss tIo',noltir neaI, RaTr.Ic3-s
JT1g ITCrril LIe,,r,- Tlsn-clcIy 7,.ar Rarrgrl
22G$ Home John. hancock near Barracks
823 HASH cory 0l.l PoI9d 6etwecn Love ana IT.
%IauFe
100. riIyar GEorfra Tova T,.+,yeen 1Ton+e1I4 An
Gloupt
1868 ,Iarrie pm a : o-n
S SS H$p E ln nd L csIps plantation
az ITtiT1. n tIrFnE 80 mi Jnnisa
7i5a 9san qrAn,v ,,onor4ss
IGe5 JoI IS / W 81 Ferdinand and st Claude
22I6 Jones' Tuao. Monteeut near Claiborne
2lU7 tones JchI] 52i N0re@1
1903 Jute. Mathew, Eugheiu
1898 Jackson James + 90 Enghein
2I0o Jones john, EEgheiu between S0rsau ANA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
second Ward.
A.

27IO Anderson Nelson 10 Tchoupit0u!as
1866 Ashman Lott, 100 GaiTHnie
4Bli Alexander Samuel, Gro near Clara
2is9 Alexander James, 81 GaienLie
a4G4 Arnold Jerry, I4l Clio
4IIJ Allen Celeste. Triangle building
2448 AveTIll John, al Front
3g45 Ahern Dennis AnnGnriation and kr2tG
fli7 Armstrong Walter H, 1872 Julia
525 Albrrs + Z. 200 TGhoupitOutas
902G Armstrong Samuel st Charles and 81 Joseph
T452 Alexander James r, st Charles near DeI0Ld
17GO Anderson Alexander, Z76 st Charles
43g Adams Henry Franklin near EratO
1897 Ademar William, 2&2 81 Charles
2I5G AugirbeTger L Il, st Charles near Cal.lope
IS Adams AbsalOm 262 st CHARLES
1921 AppfdemOrt II, lG3 Julia
746 Angel Charles r. l52 Julia
1900 ArIuhUlt Henry, 3i7 Liberty
1In5 Adams John Vt Charles near DelOTa
II89 Austin Manuel 1873 st Charles
1927 Ames II O. ~ st Charles
824 Auguste Charles, 357 BarOnne
2lG4 Ambros Samuel, TChoupitoulas near st Joseph
325 Arthur w K, 206 Julia
1853 Anderson samuel Bar0nne near Tha}i2
G22 Anderson Richard, DeIcrd and Peters
100 Anderson D a. 258 Clara
3I73 Anderson william, go Erat0
1850 Anderson Theodore, $50 Dryades
1860 anderson Joseph, II hrato
3597 Armstrong A j 235h CaliOpe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02
Gismard, Ma,,iai UNI Der Yapt.

Die purd bic n@ermania" putli;irten
unp in unlern Spalten abseprudten Sries
fe Wa%ini's an Sismard erresen in
Stalien Gin sewilieS aufieben, nidt ct
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nib su iprenscn ras i'm 0ebeimen ;pis
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bdnpler ;piidrn Sismarf, Wias;ini unp
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man weif. rae 6err re Ia @armpra bic
3ntriauc fannie une 0unlleric, Der eas
Winiiter rcs fSnialidcn !Spfes
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perrdtberil6sn papicrc ~ bfmdGz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02
! 4.

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rem Sriumpb Der reutibcn Gafen be-
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den @usiidt fir pie 3ufunft ;u rater5
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rescl anleten, rie gum 0tuine rcs pgutz
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niat aeitattm fam, u,r ZAP mir in Die
fem @eleye nur eincn 6rrtldritt sur
sanslidcn llntereraduns ser fatbpliIben
Stride spn Seite Der geteimen @efelz
lhaften erbliden.
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triebenen Srren bic srtbtc 6rGadtuns
NM aufri6tise siebe splen, ni9t elps
ibres ausseseidnctsn Setra9enS ire9en
ais lpyale Staatsbiiraer, ipnpem aud
hires prieierlidsn Offers unp ibrer teta
pHsnfunci9en Ndhitenlisbs mf9sn.
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ibrr Die 9anse fdtbplil6e Stride une pes
rem S%terbaupt, rem papit in rieier be-
rrdnBteu 3eit ieincn ShuBndntel aus
trciten unr rcidlidrn Seacn an0crstNsn
laiisu.
Die beutl6c tatbplilde q. Splepnsz
@emeinoe ppr Gan antcnip in Seraa.