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The New York herald., 1872-11-14
A FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
Two Thousand square Feet Rapidly
DcsOlated.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Nov. 13, 1872
fire broke out this evening in the rear Of
No. 419 North Eighth street, occupied for tho stOr
age OF window blinds, shutters and moulding ana
soon communicated to the surrounding property,
destroying buildings, mostly of small value, cover
ing an area OF about two thousand square feet.
Abraham Brown, coal dealer, corner OF Eighth and
aged.
The Ice depot OF the Carpenter Ice Company was
entirely burned, but all the horses were saved. All
the property except the ice depot was owned by
Mr. Brown, who estimates his loss at $l5, 600;
covered by $4,000 insurance. The Carpenter Ico
CompauyS loss Is about $500
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THE ILLNESS OF MADAME LUCIA.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
SIR-It having been reported that the indisposi-
tion OF Madame Lucca was of such nature as to
render it unlikely she would appear again In pub
lie for some time, should feel obliged If you would
allow me to state that Madame Lucca is now con-
yalescent and will appear at the Academy OF Music
on Friday evening, November 15 Your obedient
servant. II. JARkEIT.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Nov. 10, 1872.
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MEXICO.
The Country Completely Pacifed-Formal Sur
render Of General Diaz.
TELEGRAM 70 THE new YORK HERALD.

MATANZAs, Nov. IL, 1872.
General Ceballos, Military Governor OF Sinaoa,
announces the pacidcation OF that State without
bloodshed, General Diaz having surrendered and
given his parole to present himself at the city OF
Mexico President Teada congratulates the
country on the complete restoration Of peace.
There is great rejoicing in the capital.
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Shipping Disasters on the Coast.

BANGOR, Nov. 13, 1872.
severe gale commenced blowing here at eleven
O'Clock last night and ragged through the night
with great fury. The schooner Seraph was blown
ashore and carried away her rudder-posts. II Is
reported that two or three others are ashore be-
low. An unfinished house In Glenbur was CON-
pletelv demolished.
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THE INDIANA sENAToRsHIP.

Morton Unanimously Nominated for Re-
election to the United states senate.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov Is, 1872
The Legislature organized at two O'Clock this
afternoon by the election OF the Hon. William \.
Edwards Speaker OF the House, and Hon. q. W.
Friedley President OF the Senate. All the repub-
can caucus nominees were chosen In both branches
The Governors message will be delivered TO-
morrow.
Senator Morton was unanimously nominated
for re- election to the United States senate.
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THE CHIVALRY AGAIN.
Judge Dykeman shoots Sn OConor
ElectOr.
LoGANsPoRr, Ind, Nov. 10, 1872.

LoGANsPoRr, Ind, Nov. IL, 1872.
Judge Dykeman, prominent citizen oi thfs
place. to-day shot w. G. Moreau, OF the o'Coaor
Electors from this State, and now editor OF the
Logansp0rt Sao. The cause OF the shooting was
the appearance OF an article In last weeks sun
1cnouncing Dykeman. Moreau's wound Is serious,
but will PROBABLY not prove iatal. AT. attempt
was made last night to tar and feather Dykeman,
but II was prevented by the police.
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHS.
Concession Of Cable Right from Portugal to
Brazil-Project for the Perfection Of tho
Chain Of Electric Communion.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LISBON, Nov, Is. 1872.
The government OF Portugal has signed con-
cession to the Falmouth and Malta Telegraph
Maintenance and Construction Company empower.
ing them to lay an electric telegraph cable from
Portugal to Brazil.
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PRESIDENT THEIRS MESSAGE.
Exposition Of the National Condition Of
France by the Chief Of State
to the Assembly.

Grand Success Of the New Loan, but Heavy
Deficit in the Budget-The Indemnity Pay
ments to Germany-sad Consequences Of
the War Struggle-Repose and Con-
servatism Against Reaction by
Most Terrible Revolution"
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TURKEY.
United States Minister Bancroft at Audience
with the Sultan.
TrltsssM 70 THE NEW YOaE HERALD.

CoNsTANTIEOPLE, Nov. 13, 1872.
Hon. George Bancroft United states Minister at
the Court OF His Majesty Emperor William OF Ger.
many, who is now visit to the Turkish capital,
had an interview OF friendly audience with His I'm
perlal Majesty the Sultan to-day.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

National Precaution Against Cholera from South
Austria.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, Nov. 10, 1872.
The oflcers OF the government Of His Majesty the
King OF Italy having been informed by public re-
port and in instances officially, Of the preva-
lence of cholera in the southern part OF Austria,
the Cabinet has issued an order requiring all
sells arriving at ports in Italy from the former
country to undergo quarantine.
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ENGLAND.
Sweep Of Severe Gale Coastwis, and Serious
Damage to Shipping.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Nov. 13, 1872.
kilograms dated at different points on the Ma.
tional Shore line to the hour Of five O'Clock this
evening report that very heavy gale OF wind pre-
vailed on the British coast, and that much damage
has resulted TO the shipping in consequence.
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TEXAS ELECTION.


GALVESTON, Tex, Now IL, Io1Z.
The net democratic majority in iorty-nine coun-
ties is s.775. 1t Is generally conceded that the
democrats have elected all the Conaressmen, and
have majority In both branches OF the Legis
lature.
Austin has about ten thousand majority for per-
manent capital
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RISE OF THE KENNEBEC RIVER.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Nov. 13, 1872.
The Kennebec River has been rising rapidly
during the afternoon and evening. The wharves
are covered. No damage has yet been reported.
The water Is still rising.
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STORM IN MAINE.

AVtTag6 CtIHperHturt yUSIVTUHy 447a
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year 421s
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THE PENNSYLVANIA CONSTITUTIONAL CON-
VENTI0N.
HARRISBURG, No,


The Constitutional Convention was In session
to-day, and elected ID. L. lmbric. OF Beaver county.
Clerk,
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Died.

Died.
DEEcKEN.-In jersey City, on Tuesday. Novem.
ber 12, CHARLES A. DEECKEN, aged 3S years and
days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend his funeral, from ME
late residence, l52 Erie street, on Friday, N0vemF
ber 15, at half-past twelve O'Clock p. NJ.
WIIsoN.-At Harlem ON Wednesday, November
49, 1872 OF membraneous Group, PHIsBE WILSON,
only daughter of Thomas and Addie Wilson, aged
years, month and II days.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
[FOr other Deaths See Fifth Puge]
Buructt,s Miniature TOilets.-Elegan mt
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES containing complete
Toilet Appendage admirably adapted to the Toilet Table
and travellers portmantcau. ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS Wholesale by Druggists sundry ulcn every
where
A.-FOr a First Glass Dress or Business
HAT go direct to the manuactureL -
ESPENSCHIED, lis Nassau street
A.-Herald Branch Once. Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerun street,
Open from A. NJ. to 8 7. M;
on sunday from TO T. NJ
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, u. c., Nov. Al A. nj.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, d. G.. Nov. Al A. NJ. J
synopsis FOR the Past Tpenty.I0ur Hours.
The barometer has fallen. with southeasterly to
northeasterly Winds threatening weather and
rain on the Lower Lakes. Cloudy weather, south
easterly winds over the New England and Middle
States. In the South Atlantic and Gulf States
southeasterly to southwesterly winds and partly
cloudy weather. In the Northwest, thence to Lake
Huron and the Ohio Valley, northwestery winds
and clearing weather, with occasional snow and
rain, prevail
u,..- ~- 4Freeea99t1Ytt.es; Ytes -S~~s>,,ss
The barometer viii rise In the Northwest, with
nortkwcsteyy winds and light snow, but cod,
clearing weather, extending to Michigan and the
Lower Ohio Valley; in the Gulf and South At
lantic STATES nOrthwesterly to southwesterly
Winds CIT weather; on the Lower Lakes
clearing weather by the afternoon, with rain and
northwest winds extending to West Virginia; in
New England and the Middle States southeasterly
and eastery winds and threatening weather and
rain.
Warning signals are ordered continued at Du-
luth Chicago, Milwaukee, Grand Haven, Detroit,
Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Rochester and Osweg0.
The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty hours in
comparison with the corresponding day Of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Pharm0Cy HERALD Buidin0
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A.-R0yal Havana L0ttery.-Prices Rec
duced. j. b. MARTINEZ x CO.. Bankers, ~ wan street,
box 4.68l Post office. New York
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25i and 252 Broadway corner Of Murray street.
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A.-Russian vapor Baths, % Ease
Fourth street. the Grand Central HOTEL Greates9
luxury oil the age. Try them
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A.-FOr a First Glass Dress or Busineso
Hal go direct to the manufactured -
% EsPENSCHIEb, lis Nassau street.
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On Marriagc.-HaPpy Relief fer Young
Ncp Rcmar, able reports sent free. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia Pa.
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Rhcumat3am, Neuralgia Perm mAnently
eradicated from the system charge by Dr. ryLTER
RHEUMATIC SYRUP, q John street. Consultation free,
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizes Casheh,f 4
Information furnished highest rates paid tor
Spanish Bank Bins rAyLOR& Co, Bankers, Ii Wall 81
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A.-A.-ssTcu Me, Whcrei is Fancy Bred -
We can't; know that jNOX, 2l2 Broadway, makes
u splendid display OF fashiSnable DRESS HATS. THIS
lncf L. arly Interesting 10 the gentcmen.
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luxury OF the age. Try them
A.-A.-ssTcIl Me, Where Is Fancy Bred -
a splendid display OF ashynable DRESS HATS This
fact Is peculiarly interesting To the gentlemen
A.-Have You the symphonic Difficulty
breathing short dry cough, quick pulse and pain
to II you have them relieve the chest cure the cough
and the Inflammation with HALES HONEY OF HOkE-
HOUND AND TAR. The remedy Is swift and certain
cRITTENfONs, No. sixth avenue. Sold by all drug
gists. - -
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints. all
diseases OF the feet cured by Dr. ZACHARlE, " Union
square.
FireInsurn rnnce.-Informati6n Furnished
10 policy holders by 7. }. TEMPLE, 1GS Broadway
For Coughs and Throat Disorders Use
BROWNS BRoNCHIAL TRoCHEs, having provedthe
efficiency by a test OF many years
Half Horse and Half Man.-Rheuma.
tisms swengs, Lancness and any Kind OF Fiesn Bone
or Muscle Ailuent upon beast ~ cureo oy CEN
TATR IINIMENT, the most wonderfui discovery Oh
ancient or modern times.-lCommun'cateu.l
Nicol, Davidson " Co..,
Gs5 Broadway,
are now opensnx 80 cases OF
real bronze STATuARY, CLOCKS PARLOR 0RNA,
MENTS BE being the latest productions OF the fariS
workshops.
On Marriagc.-HaPpy Relief fer YounR
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

~ The venerable editor ofthe Valley
Times says that "never, since Adam was
a yearling, have We experienced such z
dry time at this season Of the year.
Was the season Of Adams first ami
vcrsary much dryer than this! Next
N. A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

orc. ii. Andrews, Esq, Of Cleveland
Ohio, the present contractor on the All
Line road, will commence active opera
tions in few days. lie will largcl.
increase the present force and push th'
work with energy and dispatch. N. A
Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

"A meeting was recently held of the
officers Of the old South Church in Bos-
ton ut which proposition was discus
sed TO sell the property on account Of in
creased value, and seek location else
where for the congregation. Ome Of tho
speakers stated. as a reason why it
should be sold, that real estate bad gone
|up SO in Boston that the Loid could not
afford to loldit'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20
Not Drunk (?)

LAST ulSHt, ABOUT inc ulslllal nOur oil
eleven, II well-known citizen, the pater-
nal ancestor of three or four promising
children, and who semi-amnualy visits
Louisville on a Sunday, was seen wend-
ing his way, making course like an
old-fashiOned worm-lence, down both
sides and the middle Of Lower Spring
street. Approaching the corner OF Low
er Second street, lie was seen to steady
shade tree for few minutes, as tie
tree seemed in danger OF falling. The
next moment pale Luna, who had been
hiding her face behind u cloud, reap
peared in all her glory, to light the
scene. Looking around the disciple OF
Bacchus seemed TO recognize where lie
was, for. after steadying himself for I,
few moments, he was seen 10 carefully
take "A seat OH the curb-stone. and with
out more ado proceed leisurely 10 dis
robe himself. First, of came his hat;
then his coat, vest, and CATERS. which he
carefully placed on the edge of the side
walk. Iheu, after some rather awkward
groping. he succeeded in finding his
hat, which he held in his hand for about
two minutes, and then carefully placed
it, the wore for W ear. indeed. III rather
damp condition, on the ground. Now,
be it known, certain big. old, white
SOW, and her three half-grown 'porkers,'
who have not the fear of the law nor
the City Council before their eyes, had
snugly ensconsed themselves for quiet
nap OH some withcred leaves in the
gutter. Evidently our friend who had
been doing" Louisville, seemed to con-
slider himself at home. for, alter placing
4 4. l., 81, \
cd over to where the old sow was dream
ing dreams OF happiness. and very af-
icciionaiely throwing an arm and leg
over her quietly lad himself down to
rest beside her in the gutter
The old SOW must have been pleased,
as she gave a grunt of satisfactiOn.whic
the disciple aforesaid. evidently thought
was curtain lecture" as lc blurted
out: Dclare Clara (hic) didn't liic)
drin thic) k but a thic) glass (hic).--.
Twas that cigar (hic.) coniounded cars,
and (hic) ferry boat thicJ iurning'round
lhic) all the time thic) made me sick.
! Pom hon (hic)." Here he was disturbed
by one of the hali-grown pigs which oc-
lcupicd the same bed. and he began
, again. don't (hic) see what (hicj" in
thunder you've lers got thicj the chill
: drcn here lhic). Why'n thunder don't
/, you make 'em thic) 60 10 their own bed
lhic.) Its cold 'r'n thunder (hic). Why
don't you have fire hic J." Here he put
out his hand. as ii groping for The bed
coyers.and mistaking the old sow ) hairy
side for Il blanket, tried to pull her over
: him. Either the "puli" or the company
, was too much Tor the old sow. for with
"a low, squealing whine. accompanied
with snort, she vamoosed tie rancho.
our hero alone in his glory. a young
and leit insurance agent, who lives III
, that neighborhood, as soon as he could
restrain the violent paroXysms of laugh
ter, which finally tore the buttons of
! his vest, went TO the rescue Of onr hero
and kindly led him to his home and the
bosom OF his family. where we hope he
has before this sobercd OIL : New AL
bany Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

A Revenue Assessor in Ohio, ask.
ing the usual questions, inquired: "Did
your wife have any income last year I
q Yes SIR replied the assessed, "botl
girls"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

OT" What do you call that Z" indig-
nantly asked a customer at cheap res
taurant. pointing to an obj that be had
discovered in his plate OF hash. Wrist
baud with slcevc-button attached. sir.
said the waiter, briskly. "Weli. do You
consider that proper thing for man
10 find in his hash Z" asked the customer,
lin wrath. "Good heavens, sir!' cried
the waiter. "would YOU expect to find
ten dollar silk umbrella in fifteen cent
lplate OF ha sh ?"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

Y-s' Miss Laura Ream writes to the
Cincinnati Commercial an account of an
interview with Schuyler Coliax, in the
course of which the retiring Vice Prcsi-
dent remarked: Il stood to-day on the
very spot i'm the Senate Chamber where
made my first reports for the Indiana
polls journal. Ii was then owned by
Mr.. Douglas, and hc gave me 81 day
for nv services. l remember pleading
with him for another dollar. | had 10
pay 81 week for my board. and with
that and the expenses Of clothes and
coming here and returning home i could
not very we'll see my way clear. When
| insisted OH the other dollar Mr.. Doug
las said to me: You don't seem TO con-
slider the advantages you enjoy: YOU are
lin way to make valuable acquaintances
see W hat Albert S. White has come TO.
He was once reporter. Ion may be
member of Congress some day. Who
knows ~ frankly confess continued
Mr.. Colfax, ..that said to him in reply,
II will give all my chances of being
member of Congress for the other dol
lar dav"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-20

If you wish TO make an impression
fall down in the mud. II Is sure way.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-20
Der Seufel anf Der Giienbabn.

Die 3eitrngen BON 9ancaItsr Counts, ga,
mslpsn, hap Der 2tnie Der genniplSaaii6sn Gil
isnbabn entlans ber Seu el li4tbarli9 erl9ie-
nsn lei une srpeartisen Speftafel treble. Sn ei-
ner Na9t Lester Wp6e, chen ais Der philadelphia
GrpreBsus Ssrrne Citation S~erlafen bate, ities
feline iatanii6s @ajsitat Su Gal. Spfmeiter auf
bic 9pfpmptipe. Or l6aute einise &usenblife
lumber, nabm bann baS S6iireiien (pOfer) pom
8euermann unt i6iirte bas 5euer, une ltefte 81
slei6er i3eit feline 5ibe in bic belle 8lutb btnsin.
9arauf IsBte er fb nieper, redte feline immenien
@liebsr, nabm feiuen S6pan3 amt i6 berum u.
lssts p%enielbsn ;pii6sn feline alauenfibs.
Nan6mal Ihien ettpas ME 5lisel an ieinen
S9ultsrn. Gr mar iebr ura bas 5susr beicrst
man6mal l1pb CT isinsn appf gum S9iirlp6
binein unb idaute untsr ben aeiie, bann fubr er
nit hem ShpanS in bic @lutb unb ~riittelte bic
apblen ant. Bel eieier 3sit mar er ,carrn &C.
wprben, unS Der Snsenieur unp 8eusrmann mai>
fen ebenfals stipaS Srn @arme SsrIpiirt babfn,
prnu &c l9piBten ansiti9psib in bsaen SrOpfen.
Die locomotive lief etpa 35 Weilen bic Stunbs
ais Der lsuisl bic Selfanne srsrih binaus auf
bic SptpmptiSs ltiss unb ale Sbeile ~perielben elm
Tlte. Damn bsbeuts!e CT Serrn Srfmsilter, or
mSse einbalten unb Jpn an Der Bride SIR. 5 as.
itsissn lalsu. Spfmeiitsr antpOrtsts, CT m5Gts
a~bitsisen, ME CT aufSsfissen lei. Ger 3us lief
nit fir6terli6sr S9neaisfeit, unb Der 5eufsI
trait auf bic Seite unb SerIhpanb.
Spatsr murps Gin Griitsrsus in Der 6essnb Der
Sap esieben. SaSip @ayne, Snsenieur BON
Np. All bate aus ir9enr elmer lriaGe ansebal.
ten, ais elm anrerer 3us ibm sntsesen fam nit
GROCER S6neaisfsit. 9SiIsnp, bab su jsnsr
Stunbs fsin !3us faais mar, uutsria9te sr bic
3sittabslsn, fpnnts absr feline ansabe BON benz
Sremblins fnbsn. Gnblia fam Der t3us I'M bic
gissuns bsranssbcnnert, nit einsm unssbeuren
Signal. ei6t unb anbsrsn ausrifunssn. Con-
suttsur Bel, Snssnieur, 3euermann, YrsmIsr
unS aQs iabsn unt bSrtsn ben 3us tommsn.
Der 3%lasssnmann s. &. Nspsa elite unssr3is-
lid sariid ane itsats elm Sisnal . 9i1t auf bic
gabn. Der @siiter3us brauife beran nit benz
seppbntsn earm zines S@nsasuss, bic gabn u.
uHBSSSup VIIWpth w WYNN P"l''" Op"''n''"''pt
unt bic game Gri9einuns mar SsrI9puneen.
Giniss iassn, Der einit bsrii&tiste 3ibnr unb
Sauptmann ssr Sap Disbes- unp &Gubsrtanpe,
Der mad aQsm gsrmutbsn Dor einissn Sabr,n bel
isinsm Sobs ,ur SSQe ssfabren, ipufe unO treble
isin Spisl bier. Giniss gericnen pplen Jpn &C.
isbsn babsn, wis sr in Der Na6t cine blutrOtbe
satsrns auf Der Sabu beftis bin u. Der i4wenfte.
Spbn 5ilbsrt, Snssnisur pss eaneaitsr . Bugs,
bat spr sinissn NS&tsn, ais iein 3us ii& peaaes
grids nabsrts, ben 3eufsl auf benz aubfanser
isinsr spfcmptiSs iiBsn isbsn. Gr fubr 80 Msi.
len bic Stanee. alS CT absr anbielt, mar bic
Gri@sinuns Seri6punpsn. Disis @ei&i3tsn sr-
ressn pisl aufrssans islbt untsr ben Giisnbabn-
leatsn.- BVr9terli9 y [N. D. Dem.I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-20

Sn 6 alifornten in Der Nabe BON
Santa Barbara In Der srbBte &ebitpd
Der 0elt, wel9er Dor Girca 70 Sabren
pom Donna Warcel;na Dpminsues see
pRan;t purpe Seine 3weise bepeden
5000 S%uarratfub unp trasen in elmer
einsisen Saiipn aber 10000 Yfunp
Sraubsn. Der Stamm bat 100 er an,
eiditen it, A GuB A 3ea llmfans. Die
pFanse mar ebeniO fra6tbar ME ibr
@einfpd. sic farb Dor einiser 3eit i'm
glter pen 105 Sabren ,np binterlieb cine
Nadtemmsniaatt pom 300 8Spfen.