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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
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Neut ScraIo puree Nnfdli9s lePIer SSpUf
cine arc6r neutrality-suspicious. bsrthtet, bic bel
Der @rtiufisuns rinsr Seiratb III Ct. Spnat,iS,
5atipn Co., Sa. paNirt leiu 'ca, al Ger absr aud
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fel9 NaTe fsItnabm sridisn am fulsencen Wcn-
tag opr einsm bisIistn 8riscensseritts unr MIR
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lid il ltsbt; sesen csn Ger Sereaht rsrldiees<
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Hi9tsr Der ssrsbtsn Strafe ni6t %cntgebsn. Cine
Ssmsrfuaa, bic mir uiRt unterbrudsn
fDnneR 1T bic, zap aud nitt cine Der sngltF
den ,3eitunssn elm @rrt csS Soes!s iitsr has
geusbmeu ee5 Hidtsrs bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21

Die asentur ser ,.Suremb. @~asstte", it rtm
Serrn Sclepb S1retber bon Sa!e, aoI=
iutt Co., 5era, iibsrtrasen pcrpen unp rrrislbs
miro hermit srmGatist atonnen ten gu %iantneln,
8sleer III rpasctiren unS eafir ~ aaittirsn.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21

Scr SDcns Staetratb bat Der e. g.
uae .. Gienbabn has @esere6t ilbsr bic 2,
Strase jsnsr StaSt srtbsilt. Ssnna6 erbalt
risie Strase spsi St~ieasnpese.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
Scr norspcftGae sa~nscrbunr, aus

uraefabr 40 @eleuia0ftn belsbsnp, tpirp ls!t
2iabrises SGusrrfsit I'M SUM- 1873 bier in 0u-
buaus ~abbaltslt. Gns 6eit mirO 3 biz 4 Gage
enueru uub BIC Staet nirp ss i6 bel hieisr Gss
ie senbeit ni6t ne9mer lnTsn lire 0Gae III rbren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21

Die Grant 4eute bltten am lsstcn Ocn-
nertas ateup nor eem Ycft9sbGuce cine gan,
nissli9e gsriammluus. Gas i9pne Wettsr, bic
Nuif Ger @srmania. 8aape, msbrere %brsnnsnce
5bssrfaHsr, batten sirs InSabl r~ssulGrer &epu.
%tlifaasr, gibsralsr uni Ien,pttater berteise;p9en,
rsl9s, bic Seren anbprten, bic sen Srn. @ai-
ion, Dpnnan, pratt Srumtua, Sgpn, nne Grl.
NeSsnrY gum Ssltsn sesebsn purtsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21

Sr. Sol. u. H%brmbers, SOrlgsr rss
literalsrspublifaniiarn Gpn9rt5' COMMITTEES Stsls9
Iinirtes, bat cine Convention auf ben 4. Ssps
TENDER mad Iubuaus b~trufsn, IN, rinsn Ganei-
eaten fir GpnsrsB unc s~bsnfal5 fir GIsetOr 3u
eruennen. ga bic eempfratii6e GCnsreb'Gcn-
ssntipn bier am is!bsn Sage absshaIten miro, 10
perpen lt bsipe @pnpentipnen pcbl ii5sr bic
aaf,ufeQercm Ganeipaten sinisen. Ha6 benz
aufruf msrrsn bic ben Oiltrict bilcetpen Gcun-
ties ,u iolssnpsn Islesalsn in cr literal.repn-
blifnniibsu Convention bsrs6tist isin: almafee
ii, Suaanan l6, G!astpn 81, Delaware Is,
3utuoe 81, 5asrtte Is unb Winnei8eit 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21

Der 6omperneur BON Soma bat Ssrrr
@s. DUNN ais Ginwaneerunss Assnt fir Srl.
LAMB errannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
&cbrcr %Derlamat !

Gin uneerbeiratteter estrer spn unSpsiielbaitem Gbardta
ter rire 9elu6t. eeien Aufsabe ietn pirs, neben Dem eralis
i6tn uuS oeutiten tutsrrtdte In ben abliteu grimGrIdul.
fddern bic 3Ssltnee zines @pmnaiums in 6eiaua uuc
VI II II ~ unterri6ten. Die @rtuneisunssn ridts man an
Rev. y. ". 9ioaeus @enol, o. NJ, Gap,
CALVARY p. o.. Wise.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21

Nrattiid mus man isin in amsrifa ceer
ss psrisbsn, @sls Su MAIDEN. Sn Glfaosr, GIas'
ton eountv, Soma, bat cine Metboritsn. @s-
msinps zinc bitI&e nsus STRIDE setaut, tlist atsr
nod cine auisbnlids Summs rarauf i6ulois.-
I'm nun bas nod feblsnbe @ele aufsutrinstn,
stfatttt bic @emsinpe elmer S&auipitlers @sisa.
i4ait ess Staet9sns s~upeiIsn an tinsm Der 98O.
asntass qanipitis u. (. NJ. in Der STRIDE auilus
flbrsn. wsl&s eann Ssnntass Wisser sum &c.
mSbnli&su @sttesbi,nit bsnust miro. @rauiis
mus man itin
Deder ". 0dser'e pitrss.etihlina &c.
stnibsr BEN gtbsmaum III nit sinr @usy.ti
vortrefHi9sr Sussits. SatiGsn T, iepis Orr
bsfsn pferss sritbsn. User siue Spasisria9ri
MAIDEN min. foats bort feline Orbr binttral.n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
Gp. H.. = sDGbfatlids Drieaife
0ntuaue, ben 10. Mua. 1872.


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mer Der Srtehtlte a%ntu8eben.
y. :. Biniams, pclmeifer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21

8ersr,t srn ansppiiu 2.O/TY A0 90
Nuf tttrnise 3rrtbiimsr in risita siisn bitten
mir bic abcnnenisn uns aafnsrfiam ~ MAIDEN.
Die Staatsfair in Gsear Rayips. Ssr7a,
ipa AM g., TO-, II, II. une Is, Sspttmtsr al.
ssba!isn wsrbsn nnc ssripri6t cine ercbartise
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dem bic 5air abssbalten ,psresn iea, un,fab: 10
adtr uns oas tarauf frsauis Ampbiibtatsr Man
5000 ysrlonsn faien. yrsisIiRsn unb HE.
fuufsHibsilWus jecu Writ tSnnsn sura cen Ss.
nstSr bis Staais- agricultural. Boards, Srn. s.
VI. S&aFsr, Sairhes. Soma, sbr S,u. 3sbn
Seort prSNesnt. Mssasa, 5opa, trtastt rsr'
stu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
SuittMn9en

Ia bic Stapt-N bcnnenten pom lrdger fir be.
sablte 3situnssn cine MISUNDERSTANDING or.
baltsn, 10 merben bier nur bic Suittunsen fir
auswdrtise ItOnnsnten anseflbrt.
Sir bic 3aSette BADEN fernsr besablt
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0c!p in Gep ycrf $1.15S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-10
SPAIN.

MADRID, May 0. Marshal serrano
shoots all Of the insurrectioniSts he cap.
lures who deserted from the Spanish army
10 the cause of Don Carlos. he spares the
lives oi all other prisoners.
The government troops attacked a band
OF CarlSts under Palacias, and completely
defeated them. Twelve Of the insurgents
were killed.
Gen. Moriones, who defeated the forces
under Don Carlos at Oroqueta, has been
gazetted Lieut.. General.
The insurrectiOn In Navarro is now be.
lieved TO be over. Thirty.fve hundred
insurgents In that province have surren.
dered 10 the legal form of government.
News from all other points where there
are bands of Car.ists Is favorable to the
restoration ofthe authority OF the govern.
ment.
PARIS, May GA telegram from Ba.
Yonne says that Bilbna, Spain, is threat.
ened by the insurgents In the Department
ofBiscay, and the Spanish government has
sent troops by sea to repel any attack that
may be made upon that city,
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Tennessee Democratic Convention.


NASHVILLE, May 9.-The Democratic
State Convention assembled at the Capi.
tol to day at noon. Delegates appeared
from every county In the State. The
Convention was. organized by the election
OF B. ikea, Of Haywood, as President
and the appointment Of other officers.
Gov. Brown was nominated by accla.
nation Us a candidate Tor reelection as
Governor.
Resolutions were adopted as follows:
First, endorsing the administration Of
Governor Brown.
Second, providing for the appointment
OF State Executive Committee.
The third recognises as cardinal points
OF the Democratic faith the following
The preservation Of the local State gov.
ernments against federal encroachments
and GENERALIZATION Of power the equality
otall men before the laws, and the equal
participation OF all citizens in the rights
and benefits Of the government the sub.
ordination OF military to civil authority
the inviolability Of the right of hd6eQS
corpus the purgatlon Of the corrupt civil
service OF the government, economical ex.
penditures OF the government, and faith.
iul compliance with its obligations; the
preservation Of the national honor at
home and abroad; the union OF States
with all the guarantees oil the Constitution
respected. To carry out these principles
we are ready TO cooperate with all good
citizens III the present contest, irrespective
Of party.
The'eighth resolution declares that in.
asmuch as the Convention of Liberal
Republicans has presented to the country
the names Of Greeley and Brown Us can.
didates for President and Vice President
have pledged to maintain and enforce the
doctrines above enumerated, and have
invited the cooperation OF all patriotic
citizens in their support, we deem
It part of our patriotic duty tC
declare in the contest now well nigh
upon US that the names deserve the sup.
port OF every patriot in the land, as against
the ticket representing the principles,
policy and practice Of the present federal
administration; and while reafflrming our
purposes and desire to preserve the integ.
rity Of the Democratic party, VIC do new.
ertheless decline in our behalf, and as We
are well satisfied In behalf Of the people
we represent that in our opinion, with the
light before us, the presentation OF candi'
dates for the Presidency and Vice Presi
dency by the Democratic party of the ma
tion would be unwise, unnecessary and
exceedingly dangerous to the welfare o.
the people at large. -..
The fifth resolution provides for the
appointment OF delegates to the Demo
cratic National Convention, the delegate "a
70 be instructed 10 carry out the spirit o.
the foregoing declarations.
The third provided Tor the selection o.
two senatorial electors, leaving the cleo
ton OF the remainder TO the districts. The
resolution gave rise to a debate, In which
some feeling was manifested, but they
were adopted by large majority. 'Thi
Convention is still in session.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-10
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 9.-The annual meeting
Of the Board OF Trustees of the Baptist
Union Theological Seminary, was held in
this city, today. From the report of the
Examining Committee, 1t appears that
the plan Of education adopted in the
Seminary, Is productive of the most salts.
factory results, and the instructors all
commended In the highest terms, as
possessing all the qualities best calculated
to make the Seminary successful in its
aims and objects. The committee heartily
commend the institution to the affections
Of the people and to the attention oI
young men of the northwest desiring to
prepare for the ministry.
The Treasurer's report exhibited on
the whole an encouraging financial
cial status. The expenses having been
reduced over four thousand dollars during
the year, Notwithstanding the institution
suffered considerableloss and BY the great
fire OF this city.
This evening the exercises of the grad
uation classes, twelve in number, took
place at the Michigan Avenue Baptist
Church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-10
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

,, LONDON, May 9.-The accouchment of
Her Royal Hfghness, the Princeas Of
Males, ls expected in the latter part Of
Iune, or carly In July,
grand banquet was given last even.
.ng AZ the 81 james Hotel, In honor OF
!ne anniversary Of the foundation OF the
royal Literary Club. Some five hundred
persons were present, all or nearly ali Of
"a. mem distinguished In the world Of letters
Inc King oil Belgium presided, and many
interesting addresses were made. Hon.
John L. Prain, OF Albany, New York
spoke in Acknowledgement Of a toast n
tue literature Of other countries, In bis
remarks, he expressed the strongest hone
Tor the speedy settlement OF the interna.
tional copyright question.
A man named Andrews, a druggist
has been on trial before Baron Marin in
the Court Of Exchequer, upon charge Of
using In the capacity Of Doctor of Medi.
cine an alleged spurious degree obtained
from q Philadelphia college. The de.
fendant to-day was convicted upon tbe
charge, and In passing sentence the Judge
expressed his pleasure at what no learned
a fact, that tho Americans were already
engaged upon measures for the suppress.
sion Of the institution.
The Great Western Telegraph Gonna.
ny, which intends laying a telegraph
cable from New York to England Via.
Bermuda, has paid the manufacturers
their first lnstallment, 100000.
The strike among the sailors at South.
ampton has extended TO the seamen In
this city and threatens to seriously inter-
tere with the shipping business. The
strikers contemplate parading.
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Meth odist General Conference.

NEw YOEX, May 9.-Bishop Simpson
presided over the Methodist General Con-
terence to-day.
Numerous resolutions, memorials, &C.,
on various subjects, were presented.
Judge Caldwell proposed delegation Of
six to carry Iraternal greetings to the
General Conference OF the Methodist
Church South, which meets in 1874, and
to endeavor to effect the organization of q
union with that body. The latter clause
was stricken out, and the motion pre-
vailed
DR.. Carlton presented q report Of Carl.
ton and Lanahan on the publishing in
terests OF the church. DR.. Lanahan
stated that he had never consented 10
have his name affixed to this docu-
ment. he had no hand in the prose-
cution OF the report and had never seen
1t until printed. DR.. Carlton said the
proofs had been laid on DR.. Lanahan's IA.
BILE and he understood from the foreman
that lIanahan had consented to have his
name signed TO It upon the alteration
being made Of one word, and DR.. Lana
han said this was simply question OF
yaraclty between him and Carlton. He
had signed the document and said more.
over the financial part OF it was untrue.
The report says, "by clerical mishap
$40 1000 Of one years profits got into an
other year. II was no clerical error, but
suppression. Order, Order.l he further
said, for iour years his name had been
affixed TO reports without his sanction.
Judge Grier moved that Mr. Lanahan
be allowed to withdraw his signature
from the report Carried.
The reading Of the report was then be.
gun, but was discontinued after few
pages were gone through with, and the
Conference adjourned. 40
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-10

'CluclnnAu Cor. OF Providence Journ3l)
Before my God I might not this believe
", Without ,N the sensible and true avouch
l was prepared to see q great deal in
nature and art in this Queen City Of the
West, but the splendor and affluence and
prodigality Of the beauty OF It's suburbs
perfectly aStonished me. l did not be.
lieve it possible that it so far outstripped
the East in the magnificence and beauty
of Its private residences. But it Is true
that there is nothing in the North and
East which l have seen to equal them.
lrode with some Cincinnatians to-day
for six hours through the environs, begin,
ming with Eden Park" (no misnomer by
the way, and II our grandparents were
ever In half so lovely q place, Eve was
more to blame than / ever thought be.
lore, for getting us kicked out Of It From
this We drove through Walnut Hills, East
Walnut Hills, AV0ndale, Spring Grove
Cemetery, and Clinon, embracing the
highlands north and west OF the city,
with the Ohio river and Kentucky on the
east and south. They are dotted all over,
mere and there, with the abodes of wealth
ana taste, some Of them truly palatial,
costing as high as six hundred thousand
uosIars. No landscape gardener or land.
here F'''N "s'0" u"'u.' ~
an nature was clad in her gayest spring
ATTIRE. The trees, and such trees 10 h
iu!l loIiSsgec, the orchidS, all in bloom, and
scene. INV " 'N''
There are many views of surprisinc
beauty, on which one would like 10 dwell
tor hours. Such Is tho "Grand View " a,
Ii is called, from the brow Of hill al the
eastern extremity Of Eden Park, extend
ing far up and down the Ohio into Ken
lucky. - l.sr
The cemetery is beyond all praise, AM
by common consent, excels any and al
Others in the whole country.
| cannot Omi! TO speak Of the famou
fountain, which all my readers have Sec
represented in the pictorial papers Blu
a picture or photograph can give you nj
idea Of It's exquisite beauty and the pleas
ing effect It produces on you. They wer
most fortunate In the place Of It's erection
Itstands in an open space jus: above tn
Burnett House, formerly occupied by
market ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-10
THE LATEST NEWS.

-Johnathan Barnes, aged sixty.twC
years, Of the firm Of HopAtns d. Barnes
tanners, Of Louisville, committed suicide
Thursday morning, while in bath, cut
ting his throat with o razor Tor no known
cause.
The Alabama Democratic Executive
Committee has issued call for State
Convention to meet on the 10th oil June
The Minnesota State Convention o
Minneapolis, yesterday instructed dele
gates for Grant.
The polkhouse Of Jones, Barnitz
Titus 6 Co., at Middletown, Butler coun.
ty, Ohio, was burned Wednesday night
Loss $24 900; insurance on stock $4,000
The Seth annual commencement ol
Lane Theological Seminary, at Cincin-
natl, occurred Thursday Sixteen stu.
dents graduated. The diplomas were
delivered by Rev. DR.. Thomas, Professor
in the Seminary The annual address
was delivered by Rev X. W. Patterson,
DID, OF Chicago.
"A large public meeting of whites and
blacks was held at Greenwood, s. c.,
Thursday, to ratiIy the Cincinnati nomi.
nees. Speeches were made and resolu.
tions adopted strongly endorsing Greeley.
Gov. Hoffman has vetoed the Con-
grcssional apnortionment hill as plain
disregard Of the rights OF the people and
of the directions of the act Of Congress,
butthe bill passed both Houses over the
veto.
Gov. Hoffman has vetoed the bill pro.
viding for municipal elections in New
York City May 3lst, on the ground Of
unconstitutionality.
Representatives of Yale and Har.
ward, and Amherst Agricultural, and
Brown and Georgetown, D. c, COLLEGES,
met at Springfield, Mass, Wednesday,
and decided to hold a College regetta on
the Connecticut river, opposite that city,
on July Esd.
-Jno. Reed, Captain of the bark John
Breden, Of Chicago, was accidentally
drowned in Buffalo creek, near Buffalo,
Wednesday night. The deceased was
one Of the Oldest Captains on the lakes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-10
TIE DIR. HOWARD CASE.

It is known that our Minister to Madrid
will soon be withdrawn, but no successor
will be appointed "untii. as was recently
said by an ex.oHlcer, Spain shall be more
disposed than she Is now toact with ius.
tice and according to the treaty obliga.
tionS." Although war is not regarded as
probable there Is an increasing desire that
our navy shall be placed in an efficient
condition, and therefore the authorities
here may, before long, issue orders to the
several Navy Yards TO place all our svail.
able vessels in sea.going condition. The
case of DR.. Howard may cause further
trouble and give occasion lor more de.
termined policy towards Spain.
The Court Of Claims yesterday decided
sixteen cotton cases. aggregating awards
10 the amour Of $273,730.
A number OF members of Congress ex.
press the opinion that no tariff bill will be
passed during the present session, but thai
the Internal Revenue tax will be changed
so as to retain the taxes only on spirit0us,
lermented and malt liquors, books and 10.
bacco. They also say the prospect is that
Congress will adjourn on the Goth of May
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-10
How the Civil Service Is Being Re.
formed at Washington.
ARaIrllARY REMoyAI, OF THE cLERx

ARBITRARY REMOVAL. OF THE CLERK OF
THE HOUSE MILITARY COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, May John Coburn
Chairman Of the House Military Commit,
lee, removed E. V. Smalley from the
GIeFkship Of the Committee, as soon as he
heard Of the nominations made at Cincin.
lNi, on account Of Mr.. Smalley's connec'
NCn with the Tribune, and his sympathy
with the Liberal movement. Mr.. Smalley
requested that the question Of his removal
should be submitted to the Committee
St their action, but as Coburn refused tC
10 tats be addressed the following letter
70 NE Committee, explaining the affair
las letter Coburn pocketed, and did not
present to the Committee at tho meeting
@day, and probably does not intend tG
EsnNIt TO come before them. A new
Ss'A' who was able 10 take the iron.clad
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KENTUCKY

LEXINGTON, May O.-AIr. Harper, own.
er Of the celebrated Longfellow, Is here
with his horses to take part in the races
next week. He announces that Long
fellow will be entered In the milo and
half dash for Wednesday, and he will
certainly start in the great three mile
dash which will come Oft the last day Of
the meeting. Mr.. Harper's horses are
looking well, and LongEellow especially
is attracting admiration by his superb ap.
pearance. Already the city Is filling up
with visitors anxious to see the snort,
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New York CoIored Convention.

Troy, N. Y, May 0.-The State Col.
ored Convention adopted an address urg.
ing the people to vote for the Philadelphia
nominees, accompanied byresolulions de.
cIaring that the duty OF every colored
American citizen lies within the Republi.
can party; endorsing the administration
OF Grant agreeing TO support the regular
nominees of the State aud National Con.
yentlons, and recommending the State
Republican Convention to send William
+. Butler, colored as one Of the delegates
at large TO the Philadelphia Contention.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, May 9.-The Commissioners on
Capltulations in their report to-day exon
erate the officer who commanded at
Montledy at the time II surrendered from
all blame, although they censure him for
tnliing TO destroy the war material in the
notifications. The Commissioners report
that the gnrrison ut Amiens, as 1t capitu-
lated, was not sufficient in numbers to
withstand the attacks Of the enemy, and
therefore acquit Gen. Latere, who com.
manded, OF the charges made against him.