davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

A rorrpspOudput of the NOrlolk journal.
writing from Factory Hui, Nansemond
cuui ", Virginia, tells the following story
A whole ueiph1orhOod was disappointed
on Yesterday, Nov mbei lith. MY 10 ant
-eyernl hers were invited to Mr. y.
Spyey's {, dine W IA him aud to Witness
the mar iage OF his dang ghlers Mlss CheIla,
aud Mr. VI, f. H., both of this COUNTY.
They were to be married NJ II O'Clock, y.
~, ard after dinner they were going TO
his fathers 70 take tea. Bat b fore W.
reached Mr.. Spivey's we we mt by
gentleman, who informed IA that be had
been Gent hy sonie one Of the family 10
meet Mr.. II. aud tell hitu thai IL vas not
worth while for him to come. TINT Mis-
Chetta had concluded snd was going to
marry MIR 2. z of Gatos county, North
Carolina hut you may be assured that we
did not stop, but continued To pub on
Soon We reached the place, aud there met
with very large Gro 3D. aud among them
was Mr.. 2. p Of Ga es county North
Caromn. Mr.. II dove up IN the yard
Jumped ont Of his buggy and went In he
house, and approaching Mis- spivey, asked
her II she was going tO marry him or not
She told him ,hat she was not. lie then
asked her why she treated him In tue way
she did TO which she made no answer
Mr. II then left the house and approached
the yard, where he and Mr.. 7. mot. Then
comme ced the fun, if | must so call IL.
The Ju, ice of tho Peace who was Invited
there TO loln them together as man and
wife. had to do all he could to keep the
peace. AID ihrn ior ten or fifteen MINUTES
i was sure that some one woild DO Kill cd.
/ Each one's friends were eng god Ia the
row, and It was impossible 10 hear your
own voice. L ch ono Of the expected
hridegrooms de Glazed that he would Kill
the other, but aitera long time the friends
of Mr.. II. succeeded In getting him on us
buggy; but Il was end ciy an impossi. ility
to Keep him on T., tor tHree tll rem llme'
he go. oil as fat ~ bis frirnd- could p Il
hiul up, declaring ihai he would XII Mr.
+ bef,re be lin. A pistol was shoNn L.
the fuss, but no dam &. " done. Apr
of the crowd then l. fl and wen 10 Nr. l's
fathers; but yon my be assured, Mr.
E+itur, that II WIS too near dinuer time iol
me to leave. The tah.e was neatly FUR
nished, and plenty OF evi rything thereon
nice to eat. | have one more r'aso why
Lid not leave then; expected that Nils
Cheta and Mr. P. would he married aitel
Mr. II. left, bur Nr Splyey then i'd thu
neither onr of hem coull marry HE daugh
ter thai day then |, Il ard went to Mr.
H's, wree met the balance Of the c ow'
aud ate Il very nice SUI per- Miss splvrl
and Mr.. P. arr n 4 married vet. The.
expect TO on Sunday next, and they "a,
. tn, hupr MI Il. and his frie ds Will b.
here. If anything occurs On ia At day
will let the leaders Of the journal IL o'
il Yours truly, D.
Going 10 the wedding agaiu.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

sallon In the streets, and letters from
Detroit show that great Interest Is shown
In Il there.
Tenl on's deporlme't IN be cell during
Saturday morn ny A. a s ,tnrd afternoon
was curious II MT in H. eplnk With those
~ man who sud'e ly dnds his'self crt
Loose from the ! '. o. OF Ills heart, a
-epnrated from her by prison har-. II
Sc Z or a Ia her and To him while he was
ret Ing shaved, unlulded the ST els If
gr at weilh, Which Is said to incluie
stor,a IN De rot, and Ave ln Tor, nto
tarada. Arr e ting shaw be humm-d
a lively AR u d glytfully ask the knight
Of tnr raznr If hr cou d prl a Wa tz or
gal P, at the same time w lrlli z ubont
the narrow co fin of hi ce slth The
terp lcho'ean stel sswhch won do credit
20 Fii men dancn mater. AS he hn-
l-hed N aHt movement he exclaimed:
They think they have got me scared do
lnOk scarrd, do nct scared -
A. toe barhe' was leaving "lhe lineal
disc ldant Of the Archbishop Of Csnter-
buy e ~ rd tu the p opri tor Of the
Poug keepsie Hotel TO sen hlm sup rh
di ner aud u holtle VINE. Afier~aris
Ht'l gram ar iyei for / from y wYo X,
lhr charres on which were lily cents, hnl
tn I'M Onnnate npnlemsn hadn't but 35
all 'oli. Tu Il or Vanderpool he impaired
W. nier nj slori of his we b. and prom
is d h uillcial n one huudrd do vi
when he. was rel as q, all OF which The
Jai or tuok In hut DID not allow Duing
the after Don his dinner arrived, and the
pc son who brought Il manag to Ket a
! pnt buttlr Of shIry 10 hlm. He quickly
/ c lsum,d that AID In tie afternoon re-
I que-ted the atlendancs ol Il physician TO
stop " hur' IA he udarhp."
On his riydl at the ho'el In the morn
Ing he bro gHt with him Sara oga trunk
The propr Ct n OF the hot /, having orders
hurled on him from Tension f r eNp nslve
dlnre aud wirc, re- lvtd to examine
this trunk 10 see If the co'truts w,u d
Narrsu. such lavish exp nditure.
What was IN he trunk Z" wn- enquired.
oh said the propre or, noticing bu
the wardr be of payrd out sport."
There was one swallOw-tni I'd C. at, "A reg
ulirn puller, Two or three shirts and
SOM papers ali rolled up together 81
should ihin,,' said the proprietor, "there
are nbuu' two days hoard In the trunk,
bu no more"
Teulsun isa man ahou, th'rty-ave years
of ngr, aud about five { ct five incho- In
helghtb. He Wtars sandy, Burnside
whiskers and moustacbe. and has every
appearance oi a snob. lie wears blue,
"cut away English walking coat, with
a vest ofhlur, aud ,rk brown pants. HC
has high fore cad, and wears his hall
partially comhed back. As be hauniel
INTO the Police Cou't 10 the morning his
lrwclry shane with great lu-tre, whether
II was brass or gold. lie wore u greer
satin striped scarf, and a standing collar
On the scarf was rouud beast pin Ell
F a1N IuubfCnul and III,
sleeve buttons were Of the same kind
Fears are entertained that the absence
I of his first wife In Ireland will prsye
serious barrier to getting the proper evl
4 nee to convict him on the charge o
bgumy. The result Of the examination
. next Wednesday evening is looked 70
with interest.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

An Arkansas local solilUqulzos thus
" Some of our eEchanyes are pub ishl &
as a curious item statement 10 the effect
that horse In Iowa pulled the plug out
of the bunghole of b rrl We do not
see anything extraordinary 10 the occur
renee. Now. II the horse h I'd pulled the
barr, out ni the bungho ard g. d hi
thirst with thepug,o If he barrel had lull-
ed he bun ghole uui Of the plug and slaked
It's thirst with tie horse, Or II the plug
had pulled ia horse out of the barrel
uud sidked it. thirst W IA tho hunghlle,
or # the bungtou mad pulled tn 'hl 1t
out Of The no Sc and s'ak' 4 the plug with
thc taucl, ur # he b,rrel hud pu led he
horse ont Of the buneholr and = ulgcd its
thirst with slal,r, It might be worth
while 10 make some fuss over it,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

I, ,,as the autumn Of the year,
Arbe strawberry leaves were red and scar
t,,"heris airs we're fresh and chill
n mem. pausing on the windy hilli
qbs hill that oyrf,uoka the sea-
Ynm talked cunhdingiy 70 mei
n, ,rhom Vour keen. artistic etghti
" usq not vet learned 10 read ariRhti
since have veiled my heart from YOU
And loved you better than you knew
You told me Of your toilsome past,
the tardy hOnors won AT last,
The trials borne, the oouquebia gained,
Ihc lnngCd for boon OF Fame attalhtl'
Knew that every victory
nat lifted YOU away from me-
4 ltt every step OF high empfise
But left nc luWller ia your eyes
I watched the distance ~ u grew,
Ald loved YOU better than You knew.
Ynu did not see the bitter trace
pr anguish sweep across Glt lace;
Ynu did rot hear my proud heart beat
Hrnty and slow, beneath your feet.
Nul thought OF tuumpha SIN unWUn,
ut glorious deeds as set undonc;
And ]. the while you talked to me,
watched the gulls ilost lOneanmtlyr
TN lost amid the hungry blue,
Aud loved you better than sou knew
You walk the sunny side Of fate
Inc wise world smiles nni calls You great
The Golden ffuitagc OF success
Drops at your feet in picntiousncs1.
And you have blessings manifold
RenOwn aud power, and friends and gold
Iley build wAll between us twain.
which may not be thrown down again.
Alas for l. The long years through,
HUyc loved you better than sou knew.
Your lift's proud aim, your arts high truth
Have kept the promise nt their youth;
Ani whiic YOU won the crown, which now
Breaks into bloom upon your brow
Nj soul cried strongly out 90 you
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

Pool, the tailor to the Prin Of Wales,
is q ehtr'rt r In tis way, aud any NUM-
her Of tori > are told Of him. Q ie day a
ynui z ca taiu in the guards ls said 10 have
stop,td b III " en- driving on the parade
at B ghlon, aad a-ked hin, u a BIT o. fun,
tU io0k ut his coat AMI see how badly II
vas made. Poole hung his rtins t. the
groom, gfayel, seanutd he C at, TO u
T. ece chalk fion is va stcuat.pockl L.,
aud ,halked ANY number Of eabalis &c diu
gra III or problem from EuAd 4 Oh Ills
G stomcr's back. "Au," b. said, COZ tenn
plating his 81 ork with much satisfaction,
"that will do now, Captain; Just 20 to my
place, and ct the cater see these marks,
and hc will X ON what to do - and return,
ing to his ph9ton, be left the poor felloS .
chalktd all over like an April fool. Poole
takes care TO hold his own ground among
his aristoelatic clients, who are rather
amu7 than offend d by hls blunt ways.
They sometimes Inv e. him to their COUNT =
house 4, and on one occasion, bis complaint
that lhe company he had met was very
mixed, was met by tie remark that "he
could not expect lhem to be all tallors."
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

The exquisite charm VI springs trst ringinF
laughter
We MEASURE only By the winters gloom
The waiting winds, the whiriing sno ysi
make room
In our half frozen hearts for sunshine after
II every morn were fair aud all days golden.
Aud only emerald turf our footsteps trod,
Our sated souls would tire Of velvet rod.
Our eyes In spells of snow-aappse peaks be-
holdenl
We guage the iow'ert's beauty by the mould
That lies so long, and dark its sweetness
over;
As absence makes his rapture for the lover,
VINO sees no light till he fond eyes behold.
50 God be praised for wintfy blasts and
shows,
That end tneir Lessons when the violet
blows
-Harpsr's hagaEiae FOR December.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07
a Historic Meeting.


SENATORS WILSON AND SUMNER MEET ~ a
BROADWAY STAGE AND HAVr A GOOD
LONG TALK.
tFryIn the New York Herald Of Friday week
Senator wilson was in the city yester
day. lie called on his old friends Rni then
start d TO 20 down town. Al Canal sueet
he got into an omnibus. A gentleman who
sat next to the door assist q him in get
ting in. Senator Wilson d d not know ut
first wh o Il was, when lie suddenly hoard
voice
ola 10, Wilson -
Il WAS he grrtlm man who had helped
him In. Senator Wil-on looked at him,
and, hcaming IA smile said
'llnilo, Sumnert
The tao iitnds shook hands cordially.
"Wel, declare ills s a surprise" said
the next Vice President.
"Nell old hoy, how are you :" the elo
Queit champion Of Horace Greeley asked
''I'm yer. well,uld roy; how are ,oIi'
Sena or Wilson returned, still shaking his
fi-nd'- h nd.
srnAio sumner said be was prtty we'll;
ind ed he was very we'll. His health had
greatly Improved
"Ycs, you look a good deal better"
Sen itor VI son said delight d the TIP
to Europe has done yoa od on look
gr,a' deal hotter. Aud nov tell me al
about Europe"
sci atol Sumner told him every thing
eyerythi, g be ad told he Hcyad rppnrl.i
ne day b 10 C. At Il, Cit2 II ! the q
f icnd 20 0 aud went to tho TriJWg.
'fficf, VIII H., had ano n,t goo Long
! ais. Bo b We drlr tied TO sc ch
other, Rul moi a word r i,rrlns to pon ici
lr tue P esd mia ,lect was spoken
When the, b 4 part 5 .naiur Wilson
ent 70 b 40 House, VIII, re he met Il
p0'tri OF the Herald and l.ttonh &C some
beef " th a 4 aaaI pl p.dilig. s,H a Of
\ ils was N n YER, good huuor md
tax d f eely t. tni reporter AmH Z
other thi rs ne said that ths Senat la,
more men fa1llhy ov than i had Il tn
tlin,s Of Wers or, Cay n Calhoun
Speak, ft'efWre of IA country, ,
said 1T Can da would he, ng N,
Tai Stste- beiO {. s = ne IN q
pas ed sw y, u a. rro ably eyeral OF { o
Smlhunp oNiuces Of Mexi u GU a &C M
,us, too" an t. { "wg F"nli nv
ntr l'hr ludue H. ih W st lud' =
81 thluk," ID Sen ito Nlron, th
thl count III y cont IN pulula,.ol
la ger than tha Of Europe"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07
ABOUT LADY L0AFERS.
Their Envy and Pride and Petty cou.
tempt for Honest Work.

A cynical anonyma writes TO the Cineln-
natl Conimsreidl as follows y SJme,lmes II
seems to me thut the whole soclal life Is
based upon two lieas-.ping and envy.
Tue woman who lives IL Two little back
rooms up stairs apes aud unves the
woman who ha. house TO herself. The
woman who has u sma house APPS and
envies the woman with large house, and
the woman with a large house ls In
steady fever of fear and fretting lest she
b. lot recognized aud Wished by the
womun who has a stone fro,t house and
II Vircus chariot, with a clio dresstd up
IN butt ms. No matter how high up a
woma climbs upon the soeis ladder, there
IL always still sOme higher hight which
she can't scale; some other woman over
her head WIN To- ks down upon her, and
pives her da,s a nights of J alOusy and
headache. Not bic led woman of them
all is happy and cement Ia tue soil wherein
tate has planted her, but must needs sieud
Il best time and strength In frantic effort-
to pull herse by the roots and transplant
herself rome here else. The snobs Who
ride circus charluts curl up ihelr noses at
: the schUolmistresses, tue schoIlmistrrsses
1 look down from infhte lights upon the
I clerks and dfessu akers who IN turn pa Il
i of with in crest upon tie kitchen girls.
What nonsense, what tomfoOlery 1t all l.. q.
/ l. q schuolmistress any BET er OF high her up
/ han washeiwoman Not q bit. Aud
are not the schoolmistresses and tie
washeiwOmau both infinitely better and
higher up than the lad, luGfer, the-the
; Of Moores Of the female sex, IN shot
YES, verify.
Women are the most absurd creatures,
all owing to the silly fancy th't 1t is ady'
like to be lo,ter. A little time ago one
of my small busy hcusekreper friends
asked lady !, aler caller what had become
OF her siet-r.
"shs go dow tow, every day now
said tue lad Oh er, hesIsllngly
''ls s1r al ~Clk" quvtn the house
Asep r.
"wel, es YES" said the lady loafer
It'll more hesi att gly.
~ Nat do-s size iul" asked my fri nd
The lay 10 feI st ,mmered an c,eC
If painfully wo ur three tiuf sand aaaily
mat II IAN br ,st of it, shnsly -
Sh sh has arg, Of th'- trimming
In a. rrss maki1g tahl shmeut. 81
+ has no hing to do ei b the r S. mskli &
She fas ch re VI th r,mmings It's 10
n conn on dr IS max ~ { t,tlls m nj
, Is Ou, Of trr fashion b dre-- NJ kis
Show NJ Ia kea a dr. s. fora D. or p r-Dh.
"Oh, pl"yl ttn mr With eabhs <
lie ~ quoth thy filed The snalI bus
housekeeper.
Tn i,aof 1. dy'- q e<- m ker tin
, he If { nr " higst. crtc ." Tn, lau
, Of the ady loairrs in th eireis en- rot
are qui al AID " the ed at tnai
And vet, why MT Dir --mtkrl Ism
mUu III de at dress MAXI quite d
> ars ocatc us money IN de with porl
l. (
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

A bo, Ia Iockport, who had Just come
into po,sessien Of his shot gun, amused
himself by banging away AT ri' father.
who was greasing harness on TIE wood
pile. TIE old gentleman let him pActee
a fw minutes, and then la ued tue
younsst-r with one Of tue tug until he
cone uded 10 20 out OF the schuelz niest
business. Some partnts never eau let Il
boy have any fun.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07
Proud Of Him.

The Titusyille Press chronicles the fol-
lowing event with modest pride " Titus
vile was not the blrtl place OF the Father
Of hs Country hut we have man living
here who ppe up on muddy crossing
this AFTERNOON, and sat down on roll OF
hutt which he was carrying hume, ard
ins cad Of swedrit 2 he simply rose, scraped
the butter from Ills pauts Into The PAPER
again, and Weut Cn rs If nothlug had
happeued.n
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07
A NOBLE B e ! MIST.

A "Lineal Descendant Of the Archbishop
Of Canterbury" Cots into Irouble-He
Mares a Young and Foolish Pough-
Aeepsie Gir.-Fights Ais father-in-law
Throws His Bank Checks Right ard
Left, and Finally Gets into Jail.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

When our arst mother faifest Eve
N,s by old Sin beguiled,
q, teInpted was, as all believe,
'"- with fruit like any child,
M, when 10 Adam, quick, with right rare
generosity ,. 40. s,o,,
tuffOsiiyi
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

Friend Lunman Received yOu's OF the
a5th hst. hive, all my If, he II doing
what people cIl vastly f'olish iml oil
c acts, AID did not dispute cir ludg.
mrnt. j o, IS sa d hat Nhst 'ii Sc med
tn mt the right thing. Ii / n ud die boz
fore the el, c in, or be- beaten therein,
please ttstfy for me that l do not regret
having BRAY public opinion, when |
thought il wrong, and knew 1t To be mer-
ciless. Yours
tSigued) HORACE GREELEY.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

An Iowa man advertised bis vlf os
! lav hist he and b ald, ,udt ma plitd
to er 70 The Ian of 81 so 10 pa, the sd'
vert senent'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

Keep the mind on a heal hy trel-
"a young man who went West from
Darhu y, Il few months ago has $ NJ
only one letter home. II came Friday.
/ sLd "Srnd me II wig" And his fond
rnrent. don't know whether he is sea ped
or married.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07
Lnttor from Mr.. Greeley.

40 an Introduction 10 the subloined
letter il is proper TO state tAat Mr. ,lre'leJ
was a warm personal friend Of ChuIles
Lauman, to whom it was add es,ei' Mr.
Lanmnn's earl er es.ays, ~ wrier, W. re
published in the Ntr Yorker. Although
he never participated IN politics, Mr
Greeley occasionally favor him with
/, It, re OF advice, and 10 k special Inter ST
in the 8 gees OF the Dictionary Of Con-
gress Grceley's last letter to. .Lanman IS
Hs foll,ws:
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

These dead leaves were violet once,
a tt nder, timid thing,
A sleeping beauty, till the wind
Kissed Il awake in spring.
Then for one little, little hour
1t knew loves deep delight:
Unto the wooing wind II gave
All that u violet might.
And then II dropped and faded happily F;
For, having loved. II Is not pain TO die.
-Harpsr's Mdgazias Jor December.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

Toe young 'dy s'udeuts at c amh rs-
rig, Pa kindly sen frIy hoop-ss'r
at were out Of sty,e TO th snd-,rrs b y
the Boston fire.
-"shall I have your hand - SAID II
,xquis te ~ lie le, a. lie dance " /.
abou to CONNIE C "Nith all my heart,
was be >uft response.
There is one comfort lef us, any
how says thu Loulsylle C0Hrie -JONram
ave k ow how to b III Grant neat time
Well numlnat M"
Samuel Crompion, inventor Of " the
mule" itr, by enabling spin ers TO 4 NV
out long tnre IDS ~ larg' uumhe 8, wes
born, this day, 1888, at Firwood, neal
| Bolton,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

That the Devasta ion Is a success, SO far
Gs she has been tr ed, Ia now admiIe !.
The pouderous monster, which squats upon
the nstOuished waters with dead weight
Of ten thou aud tons, tnk.s any ordinary
waves with solid ind ference, whether sne
receives hem end on, or upon how, beam,
or quar- cF. The prod giOus hill OF iua %
VII ch her stem piles up when und weigh
washes, as was expec ed clean over Ii
forward de K, Hnt sne Ia often SUBMERGED
aft but her massive mid-section iide-
quie'ly elOu- h. and those on board her
when anchored In the rlling tteway al
spithead, aay that .he Was "steadler than
the houses ashore " She turns with great
readiness and in a small circle, and her
speed, rs proved in six trials nlOng the
me tsured mile, ia not only equal to the
promise of her designers, but II exceeds
exIoctailOn.
The mi -hty engines driving this Island
of iron with an Indicated power of 5000
horses, with seyenty-seven revolutions u
the minutr, g0t fifteen knots anita half
Out Of q ship, and uor mean rate az iul
steam + thirteen Knots aud three -quartcis.
Here, therefore, IL craft which ia vulurr-
able only 10 very few guns, has the
swif ursr of mail packet, ami the hand-
n,ss-th INKS to her twin screws-of II
ting, wnile she could utilize these qnalltie-
to huIl upon The sides Of an opponslt the
awful force Of all her 10000 tons moving
with the velocity Of a spear. On hoard
this remaik,h @ man oi-war theie arc 10
less than thir y-'our distinct and separate
engines, and, indeed, the value which she
represents Is rs serious rs her lighting ca
pacity. What remains IN he learned If
the b havior OF the ugly giant In real
/ Blscay gale and whether or no the c'i,-'te-
sar wh ch she oarries will or Will not
4 prove mls axe In heavy following sea
Wth sia5ii'y assured 70 5d9, with no
tol letr 20 SCI her over, aud with dtckr
whi.h tau D. hermelic lily sealed, she
would o. sai,. enough bat whenever sh
oe- 70 !, or pitch, or scud, the ry e. an
fittings in her hu e b NY will shrr"d
tired. Exc pt The Russian monto Pet r
IN Gre, no hing II d could re ist OF
rv,n ch llenge Sue u e-sel, at one SO
siro aud swift. Tn tor edo, no iub ,
may yet be 70 We oped a, u max g
Dc, - alton and all er G ri5le sis er I'M
polent against def nd coas'. On ,bc
iigh seas at pr set she has no sup iloi
though we suppose the day wi 'oHe
wneu even hls amazing nsiru ton wi
b. as obsolete rs the thee deek.rs y
Nelson.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

SENATORS WILSON AND SUMNER MEET ~ A
BRnAnwAY STAGE ANp HAVE A GOOD
LONG TALK.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-10
Gnropaifd)e AeberIidJt.

Srauer berri6t I'M Suiriz
nal. Gs fncet ii6 fein gta6fplser fir
ben @eneral Gusia; mebrere Seippbner
pes palafes iinp franf unc Der prin; bon
Neapel 1T 70 leipenp, pab Die slerste ibm
9uftYerdnesruns unp pas 8lima bon Yts
IA serprenet baben. Die prin;eiiin Wars
saretbs iiebt bleid unc ansesrifen aus.
Sur Der 8Snis allein ldbt ii6 in ieinen
aewpbnten 3erltreuunsen ni6t itSren. =
lSabrenp Ieines fur;en 9lufentbaltes in
&pm beiu6te ct iepen @benc pas Ibeaz
ter, in wel6em er itetS pinftlib gum
Yesinn ces 8alletS erlbien, Inn na6
Beencisuns ceIIelben feline 0pse pieper
su YcrlaIIen. Die Tbeatereirectpren, ipels
den Der @sI6maf Ieiner Miajeitdt ni6t
unbefannt 1T, traSen Gorge cafitr tab
bel pieien SprltellunSen pas Oecprllm in
ben &otiimen Der Sdnserinnen nod wes
niger sepabrt iperpe, als eS ipnit pbne>
bin I9pn Der Sail 1T.
General be Spnnas bat feline SteIe ais
Sliselapjutant pes SbniSs nierersslest /;
bic SeranlaiIuns mar folsenoe 81 bate
int @uftrase Sr. Wtajeitat elmer Sdn;es
rim pom Ibeater slrsentina einenS9mud
iiberbrinsen miilIen /; Elm Wiitslieo Der
Neeaftipn reS vSenlpo" befam bon
Ger Sa6e @inb unp beipra6 bic slnsez
lesenbeit in bem Slatte, rpel6es parauf
bin ccniscirt ipurpe. 0eneral Spnna;
nasm f6 tieie Section su .Sersen, uno
Yesi6tete, beI6amt iiber bic ibm aufocs
trpsirte 9cQe, auf Ieinen poiten i'm Oiens
ite pes Gbrenmannes. 6iirit Dpria be-
BART auf Ieiner Demi6ipn. = @eneral
Gusia Bat Iein seIammtes 8ermBsen tes
itameatariI6 ieinem Srucer perma6t
unter Der Seeinsung pas er fib Yerbeis
ratbete unc aus Der glrmee auslbeire,
penn, ipa er binsussfiist baben, i9 mubte
wdbrenp meinsr militarilden Saufbabn
gar man6es tbun, ipaS lib nit meinem
@etpinen nidt Yertrus.
Sn Wienbat Der Slterr. Gultusmiz
niiter pur6 einen GrlaB enti9iepen, caB
idmmtli6 c @fte Der Mltfatb %
ltfen unp Sanblunsen ibrer
Yriefer feine faatlt6e Sill
ttsfeit baben. Der Sferr. Gultuss
minifer sebt BON Der gang ri6tisen slns
fi6t aus, pab bic @ltfatbplifen cine B e
Iontere Sefte eien, bic ii6 ais fol-
DE erf bic itaatli6e slnerfennans su sers
16affen bat. Damit 1T Dem slltfatbplis
ctsmus ais lpl6em In Seiterrei9 Gin On,
be sema9t. Das teSeitise @iener Mi.
niferium 1T befanntlib Liberal" es bat