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, 1873-03-03


Tho Chicago produce markets wore modor-
atoly actiyo on Saturday, and generally Gr1n.
Pork WAS in good demand, and 1oc per brl
higher, closing at sls,ao@1a.s5 cash, and s1o.co
@1s.o5 seller April, Lard WIS quiet aud 219o
per 100 lbs highcr, at e7.57}5@7.60 cash, and
s7.75@7.s0 soller April. Meats woro quiet and
firm at 1870 for shoulders, 696o for abort ribs,
and 616c for short c1ear. Tho packing Of hogs
to datc, tho oloso Of the regular aoason, is
1,a19,68o head, against 1,925,2a6 year ago.
Dressed hogs ero dull and 10 por 100 lbs lower,
ut s5.45@5.5o. Highwines woro quiet and
stcsdy at 86o per gallon. Lake freights
we're inactive and firm Mt 1211@13e for
corn to Buffalo. FLOUR was dull and
easior Whoat was active and ~ lower, clos
ing firm ut s1.1o cash. and s1.2lss6 Beller April.
Corn was active and q shade tirmer, closing ut
s1}1lo for regular No. 2, and 31Jsp soller April.
Oats woro more active and shade easier, CLOS
ing at 2516o for regular, and 2621o aellcr April.
Ryo was quiot but 10 highor, at c41d@65c. Bar
10y was dull and eaaior at 100 for regular No. 2,
and Tic seller April. Live hogs we're quict, and
common grades wore shade lowcr. salos wore
rade at s4.t0@5.00. The cattle and sheep
markets woro dull at unchanged priccs.
, 1873-03-03

mont Of Police Commissioners waa changed from
Tho Mayor. ANY titlo to the oftlco claimed by
Klokko and Rono, under M o1ootion In 1879, l,o
hold to bo invalid, ns tho Inv provided for no
Bnoh election. This dtapoaon Of tho caso 80 far
Is Judge Gary Ia concerned. Tho Commission
ers may, however, apply to any osllor Of tho
eight Judges, any ono Of whom mny grant tho
rule which Judge Gary has refused. Tho stato-
ment Of tho case by Judge Gary is worry cloar,
aud his reasoning eeems to DO trreaiatiblo.
, 1873-03-03

As substitute for the franking privilege, It
WAS proposed, by IN amendment to tho Detlcion-
cy bill before Congress-, that Especial atamping-
machines should be provided for franking pub
lie documents through tho post-oflco for tho
members OF the Houae and Senate, Franking
by hand Was bad enough, and, fortunately, this
plan for frankiug by machinery was not adopted.
Another good roaplt OF the abolition Of franking
mas seen in tho bill Which passed for tue printing
Ut $4,000 cop!es Of the Agricultural Report,
rhich are not to bo given away, bnt arc to be
sold at 90 cents each.
, 1873-03-03

Spanish news continues the recital Of CarliRt
Instructions, and alternating gictories and do
feats. In old Castillo tho adheronta Of Don Car
los have bcen utterly dispersed, but in Catalonia
aud othor provinces they arc gaining numbers
and bolQnesB. That those simultaneous and
widespread movements Of tho Carliats arc q
SERIOUS matter is shown by the request OF tho
Government for authority to raiso M army OF
$4,000 mon and IN appropriation of 10000, 900
pesetau, for tier suppression.
, 1873-03-03

Carpenter, who Ind go oloquontly denounced tho
Kellogg Government. and advocated now eloo-
tior), turned thoir bncks upon thor own report
ana voted for tho amendment to continue tho
Kellogg aovornmont III powor until q now oloo-
tion ehould talo place, knowing tint this would
kill tho bill. Such grosH nconBtstonoy mad aor-
vile submlsBlon to Executive powor WAS mover
Nitnoasod before In Congress- oxcept, perhaps,
whom Sumner was dopoaod. In Lis appeal for
tho majority report, Mr. Carpenter anid; TINY
friond Is on original and nstuto Republican, but
lot mo tell him tint no Republicans havo
roaohol point whero wo must bo honest,
whothor wo aro inclined to DO 80 or not. I
would like to 500 anybody stump through
Wisconsin In tho next canvass II ITO Htand by
this Kellogg Government. don't want to faco
tho honest people OF WISCONSIN with auch q
record" IL sonator Carpenters final action to
10 talion us standard OF Republican honesty ?
Will 1t 10 any aaBicr to faco tho people Of Wis
consin on tloatump with this grossly Inconsistent
rooord, whioh atultiflos both hinlsclf and Lis
speech7
Tho House proBontsa srootaclonot moro graft
flying than that Of tho Senate. With Indecent
and sorlid haste, In tho closing hourn of tho aca-
sion, thoy ruah through bill increasing tholr
own Halarios to 90, 600 por annun, dating them
two years bacA, and, to secure tho Presidents ap-
proval to the bill, increase hia salary to $4,000.
This follows closely upon tho legislation which
has loft Amos and Brooks unpunished, and vir-
tually acquitted tho other mombera concerned In
tho Credit Mobilier corruption. Beyond thoso
votes to exoulpato bribery and to incroaao
thoir own aa1a1ios, what haa been accomplished
What reforms havo boon soourod What
precedent Of exemplary punishment has boon
afforded to check corruption in tho future? The
Louisiana caso remains In s{atu quo, and tho
usurping govornmont must still DO supported
by Federal bayonotg. Crbdit Mobilicr, and tho
other corruptiona which grew out of 1t, hayo
boon unrebukod, and tho frauds and corruptions
by which tho Union Pacific Road Was built ro-
main a. II they had novor boon discussed. Tho
country will accept tho adjournment Of Congress-
with q feeling Of reliof. It has shown itsolf
other: unwilling or incompetent to deal with
corruptions,. to inaugurate reforms, or. to per-
form tho legislation which tho country moods.
TAore Is cauae for thnnktulnoBa In tho fact that
tho noxt ono can bc no worse.
, 1873-03-03

Tho March statement Of the Treasury shows
decrease OF 300 In tho public debt in
February. The interest paid by tho Govern
mant on tho bonds issued to tho Pacific Rail-
.oada now amounts to s1s, sos, $50; Of which the
Companies have repaid. by transporting dovern-
mont mails and supplies, $4,1sb,85s. This
leaves thou in debt to tho Government to the
amount Of s14 ,32s, ,927, which, II the Approprla-
tion billbecomes alaw as amended, they must re'
fund boforo thoy can claim any further payment
for carrying the mhtls or troops Of the United
HtateH.
, 1873-03-03

Senator patterson's case has been recalled to
tho attention Of the Senate by Senator Morrill,,
who, in asking that the Senate Credit Mobilier
Committee DO discharged, pointedly remarked
That it's report was on tho table Of tho Senate,
and awaited action by that body. A motion Vas
mads for special Sunday session, but Senators
Upton, schurz, and Trumbull stated their un-
Willingness to form any opinion on such insult
f1cient examination of tho testimony IA tho In
teryeuing time would giyc them.
, 1873-03-03

Tho Senate has agrood to the House provision
in the Appropriation bill for tho cost OF o suit
In equity against the Union Pacific nailrond
Company, aud all othora who hsvo derivod
profits from dividends and contracts that In
equity belonged to tho United States Govern
ment. Tho SUCCESS Of this measure promeen
important results. The nature OF tho notion
contemplated will enable the Government, por-
haps, to reach In tho courts tho men whom Con-
greas has permitted to escape without puntall-
ment There will DO m additional advantage in
tho possible recovery Of portion OF the funds
fraudulently obtained from tho Union Pacific
1allrosa by the Credit Mobiller concorn.
, 1873-03-03

Thcro havo boen many objections urged, Of
late, In England, againBt competitive exnmlna-
ton for the Civil Service gyatom Which tho No
ZION suns up to mean /. Competitive examiua-
tions roault in tho selection of mon who aro too
good for tho plaocs; 2. They result in tho no1oc-
tion OF mon not good enough for thoir plncos.
The first objection neans TINT mon accept plucos
In tho civil Borvico who arc lifted for q hioher
order Of work. Tho answer to this is that gov
ernmont haa demand equal to every other upon
tho bost talonta and highest attainmenta of It's
oisizenB TINT the men flttod for othor callings
need not npply for tho positions il thoy do not
want thom and, finally, that thoy do apply for
the positions because they are Convinced tint,
under an impartial System Of promotion, uncon-'
trolled by outside influences, thoy will finally at-
tain positions equal to their qunlilca-
ttons. Tho second objoction,-that COM
potitive examinations frequently result in
tho choice of mon not good enough for
thoir PLACES, ,-moaus TINT tho examinations nro
successfully passed in many caaee by "oram-.
ming" procesaos, and that tho moral character
md habits Of tho applicants aro not takon into
nccount. Tho answer to this is, fret, that 1t has
boon found impossible to avoid tho "crnmming"
evil in dny system, TINT this is no reason why
examinations should be abandoned IN education,
Inv, rnodicfnc, and all other systoms, and TINT
eyou crammiug" is better than no knowledge
at ali; socond that tho habits Of tho Civil Service
employees can DO better controlled by strict dis
ciplino after they aro accepted than by cortif-
Gates Of good conduct whom thoy apply. Civil
'sorvice Reform in England meant to take tho
control out Of tho hands Of tho aristocracy;
Civil Sorvice Reform in America moans to tako
tho control out Of tho hands Of tho politicians.
Whatoyer may DO tho presont deficiencies Of tho
competitive examinations, it will scarcely bo do
MED BY Intelligent mon TINT they are loss objoc-
tionablo than tho ahusos Incident to tho former
English or the prevailing American practice.
, 1873-03-03

Senator Chandler said that it the Senate should
reopen tho debate on tho Louiaiana cAso, he
would abandon the River and Harboz bill for this
session. TO which Senator Edmunds replied
that that would DO good thing, aa 1t would savo
several million dollars. Mr. EdnundB' head is
level. Next to Credit Mobilier and the Protec-
two tariff, the River and Harbor bill ia tho most
proaigate aud ,demoralizing thing going.
, 1873-03-03

Although Gen. Banks at first opposed any roe-
ognition Of tho Spanish Republic on the ground
that tho United States would thereby tacitly
sanction slavery in tho West Indies, ho has re-
ported to tho House resolution congratulating
Spain upon hor recent efforts to consolidate tho
principles Of universal liberty in q Republican
form OF government, as 10 Expresses it. Tho
resolution Tas passed.
, 1873-03-03

Gov. Warmoth predicts that If IN attempt is
mads to force the Kellogg Goyornment upon
the people Of Louisiana, revolution ia Inevitable.
On the other hand, United States officers tele-
graph from Now Orleans that no collision is
likely to occur.
, 1873-03-03

TERMS OF sunscn1rT1oN PAYABLE N ApvANeR}
Daily b{ !nhil....819.N Sunday. 89.EO
rri-Wtokly....... 600 Weekly ,.... ....... 4.O0
Fart4 Of soar At tho aauo rn.o.
10 prevent delay and stakss, be euro and g.o Post
0n,eo 'ddross In fall, including stAto and County.
1solttances naY 10 uado either BY sa express Post
01lce order. Of In reastered tottors at c,lr rilk.
TEnMB TO UIrY aupaon1nEnB.
Daily deltvorcd, nnday cxcepod. g cunts poF wook.
Daily delivered, Sunday included, 20 cents rer wcck.
AddrcBs THE TRIBUNE COMPANY
Corner Madison and DoarhoEn-Bts.. Chicago, I'll.
, 1873-03-03

The nlacrity with which Senator Carpenter
abandoned his Louisiana bill whom tho voting
commenced, Was only equaled by tho brillianoy
with which .ho defended it in debate. Senators
shonll la made Of eterpQr STUFF.
, 1873-03-03


suenn D. Anthonys petition for tho constitu~
ntioral recognition of woman's right to vote haR
been reported adversely by tho Senate Commit
tee to which 1t was reported
, 1873-03-03

Judge Gary, On Saturday, denied the applfcs'
1ion OF Messrs. Mokke and Heno. tue ex-Polics
Commissioners, for . quo soaranto directed
against their succeasors., Tbs Judge holds thst'
,npdpr tue "alsyor's bill" the mode OF appolnt'
, 1873-03-03

Senator Summer rcappearcd In the Senate
Chamber on Saturday, but did not tnke part in
the proceedings. He.hopos that his health will
permit him to resume biz duties In time for the
oxtrn gegeipu. ,.....
, 1873-03-03

The appropriation for tho Illinois River was
Increased by the Houae from $4,000 to $780,
700, and has boen approved by the senatc..
, 1873-03-03

CLEVELAND, o., March 2.-A boilor exploded
yoaterday IN the Union Iron Works at Newbrrg,
p1us nj ang o man aas nansd u 1as s espvop my
known.
, 1873-03-03

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY-WI1OLE TICKET,
ens Circulars aont; Information Rixen. j. j. MAR.
FINEz Co., Bankers. IL Wal'st, P. o. Boz 1885, No"
rn+t
, 1873-03-03

MYERS OPERA lIOUsE-Monsoo street, bosreun
State and Dearborn. Arlington, Cotton 4 Komblo's
Minstrel and DutlnsQuo Troupe.
, 1873-03-03
To.DAy's ADJUSTMENTS.

hf,V1CKEJus TIIEATRE-Gfadson atrtet batwoon
State aud Dearborn. Engagement OF Edwin Booth
- Riohslfeu.n -.
, 1873-03-03

The Texas Pacific RAILWAY bill Aas passed tho
Senate. - =.
, 1873-03-03
Gl)e Gl)iifsstyp .U2ibur1e.

Monday Morning.. March ., 1873.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-23

UUIuuputfNGl Jul IttuN tHOtBtu NO4 htiHh WHY wv
neralii6e Siite ooer anbsre Dlittel Serft0rt, ODER he
9ebensorgane unperbefisrlid ruinirt fporoen tno.
Spepepfa ODER unperoanttdfett, 3opt'
i6msrS Shnlteribmsrs, 9uitsn. gruitbetlemmnne,
@si6mad i'm Wlunos, Salsnlsiosn, Ssr5aopfsn,
2unsens@ ntBinouns, Rierenleioen uno buneerte
BON anoern demonstration Sumptomsn tino bic 6ol.
gen BON 9ispepiia. @e9en oteie Setoen bat oae
Sittsrs niht ielnts gieihen.
oerbeiratbeten ODER ltoi9en Samen, beim Gnbruh
Der Weiblitttit, pie bel Dem g8ehiel oes sebens,
%sriueiiet bies toniibe Sittsrs einen 10 ourtgretieneen
9inaub, oas cine bemsrfsnslpsrtbs SsrbsisruH9 iip
balo 9elteno mddt.
@eeem enflansiihen uno dbromiihen
WbeumatiSmuS, @i6t @alens, remittirenoe uno
intermittirsnoe Sieber, 9ranfbeiten oes Slutes, Der
2eber, Der Hisren uno Slaie, bat oieS Sitters ntht
isineS Gleiden. 9ieie srantbeiten iperoen ourb
seroorbenes Slut srSeust, bos sspobnlih ourd I'M
oronun9 Der Ssroaunn9sor9ane berpor9ebrattp iro.
&c III ein 8elinoes Nbinbrunesmtttet, los
mcbl ais etn foutc, pabrsno 60 nod 9ie oelons
bsrs gisenidait befitt, ole Gin mddtises StilTittti
Der seter nuo Der einsslpeio,, ioiuie eeseH @ansr.
MGe Ssautframtbeiten nis: ausitiase.
Shipdren, SGlShub, Ginnen, Sledsn, gtltsllsg
Buiteln, Seulen, ecrbnnfelH, Rlnelpnrrl. Sllnotopt
jtlimme aussn, aotblaut ardse, S6ori, VaBieIbe
Der Saut nn6 anoert Sautletoen, ipaS aun lpre Ma
men ooer itre Seihafisnbeit ie;: uogsn' WeIosn
butfdblih burd 6ies Sittere ausgerottef.
Tie Gtaentd)aiteu pom r. " alter'S Sts
nesar 8ittsrs fnO ubiabrsne,> i9UtiBs uEO
iuinetreibeno, %nabrene, barntIslesne. osrn9l9ehe'
rei,linberno, a~Iterireno uno antisbilioe.
9auSenoe paufbarer yattsnten ertldren
8ins8ar Sitters als oae punoeroarhe Startun9ss
mittsl, oas is elm beruntsrsacHmtHss Spfsnl uR-
"' D.. 8. We7snalo & &c.,
Drosuifeu. Gan 6raneieeo, 9ala.
nnb @de WaIbinston u. ebarlton st., NtiD Oorf.
Gu baben bel aasu 9roauiasn uno SduoIsru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-23
Wfittel sesen Die Naupe ees &obl
neiSltuaS.

8isis 8aups ;sist f& in sislsn Sabrsn IN 10
GROCER 9nsabl, paB an cine SspaltisunS %bsrIslbsn
faum Al benfen it, unb psruria9t am appftctL
Wsll9fraut unb anbern tsrartissn @epa&isn
ben srObten S9absn.
Bon ben sislsn Mittslu, bic ssssn bisiss llsba
ansesstsn psrbsn, bat i& Der anbaa beS Sanfss
al tsn 8antsrn Der arautbsti am tsfsn bspabrt.
Die nit hem Sanis umiaumtsn 6slSsr blsibsn
,Ypa Der 8aups gang bsfrsit inSsm Der itarfs CT
hu6 Sss Sauisa i&On ben S@msttsrlins fern
bait unS i'm 70 strbinbsrt feline @isr an ben
IarautpHanSsn absaisBsn uns ifatfr aud bic
8auss bel ibrsr @aneerans ssrbinssrt, isns
8slber ;u ssrwiien, um rsl&s f@ SanfpFanSsn
b%sintsn.
@an Rsde tsbbaIt I'M bic aubltstts in stipa
30 Gsntimstsr psitsr gntfernuns is siniss Sanf-
fUrnsr unp umiaume 70 bic Sssts i'm Mcnats
Wai, oann fnt I'M bic SUM- bic SanfpFanisn sc.
mug sntwidslt nm bic aOblpsiblinss BON Gtsr.
Isssn abaubaIsn.
(S9ltFl&t lanbp. 3situns)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-23
,,gSie man fpujf cpmponirte.' q

8Iud muste i9, ipate feline ginbilbnnss,
fraft bsrsit isin, i'm mad Sauris, Sparta pber
in ben Grebus III fiibren, mitten auf cine @ieis
iesen (; bort in friiasr 2uft, ben Spnnenirablsn
ausssisst iab er an einent yianp, nit 3pei 5la.
i9sn Gbampasner Dor ii6, une itrieb feline bel.
ben Spbissnisn. bic alase pss Srpbeus, unp bic
ssrrpssne 0iebe bes garis.
SaYbsn iae fiji in ieinem SsFsL psnn sr
feline srpbsn Geeanfm faBts, icaten l6 absr
feline Gepanfsn FLAIR unt idSn e%ntfaltsn, muBts
or ieinsn Sting am Singer baben, ben ibm 8risb.
rid II. emf ssl9enft bate.
Yae5islIc muBte I'M Bette lirsen, ,penn or
cpmppniren rrate. Nina, Der Barber spn &C.
piQa, la Motinara unt piele anbere Msiferperfe
bieIes unnaaabmli6en Settles, sntitantsn auf
iplae Wtiie.
Sa9ini fcants feline IslOSie finten, ipenn
er niGt BEL isiner Osliebten unb feline fleinen
aasen I'm ibn bsrum ~fagbsn. Ian felt ieinsr
f6m.i6elnpen unb lsi6tfn Wuif sttpas Don bic.
fer llmscbuns an.
Sarti brturfts fir feline i9Spferil9en Sc.
bantsn zines srpben, %tiiitsrsu, nur BON elmer
9amps erbsQtsn 3immers; 10 entitanten in Der
StiQe Der Na6t @abpnta, Wia Speransa unp
ti. i9Buits arie, bic man spn ibm fsnnt: la dolce
campagna".
Salisri muBts ausseben, bic t~elsbtelts
Strabsn Der Stabt bur8waabsrn, pa3u SpnbUns
eFen, nrbei sr in1mer feline S9reibtafel uns
einen GriHsln in Der Sanb bielt, urt, mas ibm
einfsl, auf Der Stsae niepsrsui8rsiben unp 70
bic slidli9en Sheen, bic ibm in ben acpf famsn,
i'm 8lusc 3u bai9tn.
paer I6risb. pdbrenb er nit ieinen 5 ~reunben
i9waBts, nit itiner 6rau fritz, isinsn ainssrn
gsrwsiis CAB, obsr nit ben OisnftOtsn sanfts,
Camilla, Sarsinis unb @9iaes.
3insarelli las, ebe er I'D an's piano
ieBts, sinise Ssitsn aus einem, rSnii9en airten.
sater pber sinsm latsinii6sn Di@ter /; rann fpnn'
Il. CT atsr au6 in psnissr ais pisr Stnnpen e-
men sanssn @ftsUn ,@yrrbus cesr &smsc unS
Sulia", cpmppniren.
anfpIIi mar Waterialif q, tpabrene
feline Ybantafs ibatis mar, mubte fem @asea aud
mas babsn. Sn isinsm @rbeitssimmsr lab ss aus,
mic bel sinsm ap9; aGlsntbalben fanpen zebra.
tene Sibnsr, bamffenbe @iirits unS S9inffn,
nur sTsnb fonnts or prpeuSiren!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-23
SOga 6ufsiisn,
Sefentli6er NDtar
in unb fur Dubuque Soumts, SOipa.

gtlsrst a6ufs uus @ufGufs ssn e~dneertieH. s~trfertiat
Dstes, w~irrtsases, gsamaattn fur Sn. uns auslsns, nm.
terlu6t Ssiistittl. serlsbt seller auf cute Si9srbat ans
tplethrt @eleer aatr art.
1s- Our rtbtss uns libsrals Sstansluns pirs sarastrt
San. 8.-SRt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-23
Sas Ipfportp

IN ben Der. Staten unt Canada tstrdst 20 Gents per Sasr
uub mus BON benz Gmpfdnser bel istnsr Yrfpfree Stsrtel'
iStrltd Sprausbeiablt psrstn.
gean tann ;u ieecr 3eit auf bic reursuburssr @asstts'
ibpnniren.
BSS~ anseisen iiter pienies, 9otterien,
Gliidsipiele &C. fnben SpI mem ne aud INNER
fpmmsn mSsen, ferner feline Iufnabn,e in infer
glatt, td ipl6e 5ellihfsiten unt Spiele BEN,
Gsiite Der fatbplii&en Stride ~supieper itne.
as- ppa Offe,. Ilpn.s . Srtsrs fnb has tiaisfs uns
astrhs Rittel ,ur ltsbsrisnsuns spn Sch uns iratsn, no fs
10 taben finb, taSu ssbrau6t pereen.
spenn bic 9amsn ron llntsrf&rsissrn s~inseaust rsrben,
fsnten fs htutii6 sef6riebes iein, une has Srftamt, eeunts
uus Staat stnaa unb ri&tts d~nsessben nsreen.
gDsnn cine 8situas pn einsm Defiant an tin anssrss Ssrs
lest perbsn isl, 70 mus INNER aud has gpftamt %anseseben
rsreen, mo- bic 3eiuus frlhsr ~empfansen ruree.
gpenn Semanb fsta Bait nidt r~sselndsie ~enpfdrst rser
Id auf irsene cine Grt 8ebler einiblet6eu, 10 fpats Der be-
trt6snes agent, fpwie bic Ssraasseber irslei8 tsnatriStist
perbtn.
Die gerantpprtittstt fur @slt isnsunssn fir bic 8eituns
uerten mir MIR ednn ubernthren, rem bielelben per reats
artrtsn Brief pesr per got. . fFes' Npnss.Srt 9sittbsn.
pie ,,Snaem6rrser @asette" nad Snrcpa.
mir ~psrfeueen ber.its cine @nsabl Grsmpiarsse ,,@a,etts'
aa6 europa, uns ma6tn uniere Refer Defenders aufmsrtian.
sde bic lletsrItneuns ess Slattes an Verranbte une 8reunet
erfsits ess Oceans Elm ietr ~sestsnetes Wiittel II, eiren unur.
uybrpSensn gsrtebr NIT %teniebsn W untsrhalten une tie
dbfr bic 9ufdnee eieies 2dnoes AZ unterrinten, bener as &c
sur6 grtsfpsbiel ssiSstsn tRnntt.
Ystelunsen, Sriefe &c. iint ;u acreifren ::
,,LUXEMBUReER GAzETTE",
DUBUQUE, IOWA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-23
user aut fmttert, Der gut buttcrt.

SIM 5utterr iei bu niemals faul, bic CUTE Stub
MELT man tur&'s Waul.-Die Sub niil&t bur&'s
Wtanl.-@ib mir ms arSpf&en, seb' i'd Dir ms
SSpf&en.-Sreb unb Ssu sstsn n,assrn grsi.
- 3iGf e. Gin, bab auf Der Wieie paHlf unb
treitt, mas bein Gieb am tstsn nabrt nnb leibt.
-5reib't tp auf l9IsGts @sips bic Sub, Ser-
lierit bu bic NiilG unb ben Mit rasa. - Nabre
tein gieb gut, tsnn gut ssnabrt trinst ss Dir In
einem Sabre mtbr Gin, ais iGleRt s%sfuttert IN
swti Sabren.-@utss @isb, CUTE Streu, rei9li9
5utter aeben sisl Wlilt, a1T unb Butter. - Sir
8uttsr icrs' sa rs9tsr !3sit, blsibt iorssnfrsi in
gpisfsit.
&ubs gaess Strsn,
Strissel, S6rct, gut 5eu,
Gib INNER bsinen Sbieren,
Bum @pblltanb fe rid fibrrn.
Safer trinst NuBsn, bod ebenic pisl Striegeln
unt Yusen. - gu: sepust it balls s%efittsrt. =
Striesel unb Streu tbun mebr ais Seu. - Gs ID
fsinem Sbiers ;u Ysrmelen, es rubt Gin Climb
den mad esm Gisn. = Stub unt &at 1T balt:
@af.-S6ita frsIen ii& in's 5uttsr, atsr gferes
beraus. - Salt bid ans Srrnsisb, ni&t ans
aprnsisb.-@er feline Sbisre pHsst unb bitet,
benz mirb es rsi6li9 tets ssrsitet
gDis bic !3uht 70 bic Grudt. - Sc better bic
Melfer, bette itwersr bic aa.ter.-Gin psrbutteri
aaIb nirt CUR Sub nur BALI. = @ai& unb suB
Elm SGpein, es brinst tir's bunbertfa9 Elm. -
Sunss Sibnsr, GIfre aiibe lpbnen Gutter nur
unt Nibs. - Das S&af bat einen s%Olcenen
6uB.-gisnsu unb S6af e%rnabrsn ibren Serrn
i'm S6laf. 8sr arm persen nil unb rsib
nitt ME, Der balte lid pisl 5eberpieb.-Wer iei,
@elp ni6t fam isb'n Iisssn, Der faufe 3autsn,
ba iiebt er's Risssn.
, 1873-03-25
Cold Hooded Frsatricftlc.

LOUISVILLE, March 24.-A terrible tragedy oc-
CURED near Bardstown, Ky, last Saturday. G:
II. Holtnhnuser, one OF tho Oldest and most
1850 il tho ovoning with an unmarried son, D.
w. IIoltshauser, when married son, J. HoltB-
haasor, entered tho door, and, without spenking,
pulled out navy revolver and shot his brother,
The bull entoring his loft breast, and lodging
under tho shoulder blndo. The wounded young
man roso from his chair, and, aa ho did so, re-
coiyod another shot, which entered near bis
shoulder, when he fell forward, .!rocoiving
q third shot In tho crown Of his bead
tho ball lodging under the right eye. The
murderer Immediately loft the promises and
has not beeu heard from since. The cause OF tho
murder is supposed to be q foud OF sovoral
months standing. All the parties haSe hereto
foro been held III high cBtoom, and great excite
mont ia caused in tho community by the tragic
affair. Tho father anl mother Of the young
mon aro nearly IS years OF ago, and tho griof Of
tho honorable pooplo III hoartronding.