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, 1873-12-28

srectni Dispatch to The Chfcaqo Tribune.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Dec. 27.-A meeting Of
the Continental Improvement Company las late
" boen held. This Company holtla and operntet
the Grand Rapids y 1ntiana Nailroad. It wal
expected TINT ut this meeting Tho road would 1t
turned ovor to tho Grand Rapids l. Indiana Com.
pauy. but It appears TINT It will not bo done un.
til d special meeting Of the Continental I'm.
provement Company, u Tow weeks Lence. Much
m 'ntereat en,o;t, is felt % here @ to who vii!
the road. There is tho best reason
TO believe tho poeition has been, or will be,
offered to E. ?. Viuing, General Freight Agent
Of the Union Pacific Railroad at Omaha. Prob.
ably the only question is, whether the Union
formerly Freight, Agent OF TINT portion Of the
Gra,ld Rapids Il Illdinna Railroad then com.
pioLed,
, 1873-12-28
Threatened Strike on the To-
ledo, Wabash & West
ern Road.
Engineers on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Road Return to Duty.
Railroad Officials Believe the
Trouble Will be Of Short
Duration.


h walk through tho various railway of1ioos III
this CITY revoaB tho fact that tho rinor prevail
Ing laHt night about tho rnilroad engineers
atrlko woro greatly exaggerated. The only limos
tllat havo thus fur suffered from strike are
thoBe Of
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
although ono Ind been contemplated on aome
Of the otlcr roads. Tho trains OH all tho lines
coming into tho city, with the exception Of the
Pittsburgh l. Fort Wayne and tho Gront Eastern,
woro arriving and departing as usual. On tho Woat
DiviHion Of tho Pittsburgh j. Fori Wayne
somo of tue engineers rofuscd to strilso, md
aovoral trains aro running botwoou this city and
Fort Wayno. MIR. r. 9. a1oldrutn, tho freight
Agent Of tho Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne and tie
Pan Handle Roads, states t!,at, in his opinion,
THE sTn1KE WILL lie OF nut BMonT DURATION,
and that he Ind made moro contractB yesterday
tllau any day during the pnst week. uo lad in
hiR possession dlnratch stating TINT tho en-
giuoers on tile Cleveland j. Pittsburgh Railroad
lind abandoned tho strike, mud had gono to work
again.
Passenger Agent Of tho Pennsylvania Com
panye roads, last night. states that tho trans+ot,
tic Pittsburgh i Fort Wayne nro running again
On time between Chicago and Pittsburgh, aud
TINT tho men are ut work west Of Crostline,
TRAINS RUNNING AS USUAL.
Mr Oleland nlao announces TINT ono passen-
ger train will lcave OIL tho Panhandle Roaa
each day, until further notice.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
The officers of tho Illinois Central Railroad do
not think TINT their enginoora will stike, al-
though they might reduce their pay. Their on
gineors. we're receiving larger pay thau those Of
any other road III tue city, tho daily wages
ftheir cuginocrs varying from $500 to 3450 9
day, according to the number of miles they had
to run.
TIE NORTHWESTERN.
The trans OIL the Chicago l. Northwestern
wero also coming and going US usual Ihe re.
port in yestorday'a TnlnuNE TINT there had been
trouble on TINT limo waB totally incorrect.
Tho information came from q railrond 1nau, md
was supposed to bo Trustworthy. Tho managers
Of tl,is road we're confident that their eusneere
would not strike, because their wages Lad not
beeu reduced.
RAILWAY MANAGERS RETICENT.
None OF tho railway managers carod to OK
press their opinions Oh tho strike, aud none Of
tnom would say whether the engineers pay
would rcmn,n tho snme aa it hns been heroto-
fore. Several Of them thought it WAS no moro
than juHt that enginoors, WHO were receiving
more pay III proportion than other employees,
should share In tho reduction Of expenses as
well as the rest.
, 1873-12-28

Special Uispatch t. The CAicu9o 3fI6une -
Pn1LApELrr1A, pa., Dec. 27.-lt il rs,tnored
that tile President Of one Of our national hanAH
has been detected committing forgcries to heavy
amount. 1t is said that his crimes, covering d
per1od Of yeara. hayo Invariably been slrowdy
hidden by Tho criminal tnlsing up the forged
notes WHOM they boepa,o due by rniaing money
on otherB issued In their plaeo. He has also
been using the balk'a money, aud tho loHa, al-
though the amount eyet unknown, alleged to be
heavy. Suffice it 10 sag TINT it 1las greatly
straitenod tho bank financially. He has also
involved III hts operations leading 1irm Of iron
founders here. which has boon known to l'o in
difficulty for some tino. and possibly through
Cooke, Coo md tho Subsequent ' financial % m panic' nc,
brought linn up standing. and, despite h!s most
energetic efforts. ho il Mt last cornered. Ills
friends Attempted to aid him to come extent,
but have now, lcarn, backed out, OIL lonruing
tho frightful condition OF his ulTnirs.
, 1873-12-28

WEXICU.
MArAMoRAa, Doc. 27.-A light occurred to-aay
In the market placo botweon aomo of Cortinn'B
mon and tho polico, in which Il policeman WIN
shot and Instantly killed. Tho murderer toof
refugo III Cortina's headqua, tors, but the Gen-
oral surrendered hum to the police, who lodged
him III prison.
Cortina's friends say he will be installed
Ms Mayor OF this citv on Now Years Day, which
will doubtless load to anorhor tight, both par-
tics nro armed aud determined.
an ARRAY occurred n few daya ago in Monterey.
wero killed and wounded. Anoihcr disturbnnco
occurred IN Tanpico, and tho Mayor hna been
imprisoned by Stato troops.
, 1873-12-28

1ND1ANApo11s, Ind, Dec. 27.-Tho shorifr Of
Casa .ouuty tclographod from LosanBport to-
day for assistance to quell disturbance tlloro,
sent out by tho indianapolis, Peru 4 Chiengo
Road, IN command Of Gen. Dau Macauloy. They
will reacn 1ogansport tonight.
A tratn from Chlcago for Richmond wont over
tho road to-day, but did not stop ut Logans-
port.
, 1873-12-28

Sptoiat Dfspatel. 10 TIC Chicago 7ri1nne.
DESN1soN, O., Dau. 27.-The strike continuoH
1lore, u,d nIFnirs uro assuming n serious nspcct
~ darkness approaches. Tho strikers iiayo
stopped all tratlis to-dny. but, with tho MD Of 4
fow u tho roal officers and County aeriif, tlioy
woro agan started. Tho county officers hayo
CALLED ON THE GOVERNOR For TROOPS
to keep tho poaco. Very many Of tho stritsors
nro unlor tic influence Of liquor, md havo trlot
several times, without succosB, to gain possession
Of those mon who aro willing to run.
, 1873-12-28

NEW YonE. Doc. 27.-Charlos Il. TAoene m
actor at the Uniou Square Theatre, gnyo bail ~
350Gu to-day, In SUIT brought BY Mr. Zeil-
hcimer, Dramatic critic Of the Herald, for dam
ngcB for assault.
Supervisor Crosa Of Brooklyn, Inns been
anol $3.50 for allowing Airs. Holo to escape to
Kausaa, carrying child with hor, for poasossloa
Of which suit was pending.
The police to+cay made o deacont on tho l,.ad-
quartorH Of the Kentucky lottery III tAis city, ar.
reated several persons, and took possession OF
Ill the property gu the promises.
, 1873-12-28

Snecial Dispatch to tie Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Ncb, Dec. a7.--Capt. Joseph T..
Smith, well-known detective officer, waa mr.
rested in this city today mud taken to Schuyler,
Nab., OH Charge of embezxlenlont. IIo Btatos
Tint he received cainss from George 7. Frye,
banker, To collect for other parties that le
paid Tho money to Frye, who has hinco sono
into bankruptcy.
, 1873-12-28
TIE .tntIN!U3 SURVIVORS.

New YoAH, Dec, ,M.-Communication will not
DO allowed with the Virg'nlus priHoneru, who uye
approaching this port, until Tho Dstrlct-At:or-
noy shall have concluded Lis investigation. The
ateau.tag Frolio has boon stationed In tho low
or uay, awaiting tho arrival Of tho squadron, with
ordets to this elfcot. directed to a1e Cuaamaud.
azs Of ths JuniA:a and 0saipae.
, 1873-12-28
INDIANAPOLIS.

Special Dsspatsh to The ch1tuyo Tribune.
'IND1ANAroL1s, lnd, Doc. G.-TLo Pan-llandlo
las not 1ad train in suca 0;45 u. nj. Yostelday.
Travel on that road IL completely dead This
forenoon tho Kellogg opera company came IN
oyss ths VandalIs. expecting to 20 op to Dayton
, 1873-12-28

CINCINNATI. Doc. 27.-A reporter visited tho
striking onE!nears ut tho pondleton Yards,
aud received Il 1lnlnbor Ut statements
with regard to tho oa,lae Of tho strike:
Messra. loBsup, Aoiglor, proo, amd
ClomouA, tho oldest e1g!noors OH tho Little
Mimi noaL, Bato tl,at about two years ago Col.
Thomas bcost, Alesard. McCnllooh mud Laying
and the engineols mada III agraomont With 70.
garl to tho suarios Of tho engmcera, mud agreed
tiat tile contract then made should not be vic:
latsa by ,oithor l,arssy before both parties had
, 1873-12-28

Arrival OF tho Senate Transportation
Committed

Committed
New OnLEAss, Dec. 27.-The Senate Com
mittee on Transportation arrived last night, and
met this morning at tho vt. Chhrlos Hotel for
tho purpose Of hoarlng Testimony CONCERNING;
Chanibor Of Comr:o.co, headod by Judge ]. Il
Kennarl, waited upon tho Committee, tondor.
lug thom tho hoapitallttos Of tho city. 4 COM
,niiteo from the Cotton Exchange also called aud
extendcd greetings, inviting thona to whit the
uosa to npart any information thoy possessed
upon tho subject.
Both Committees wore received by Mr. VIM
dom. THO Hon. W!llla,n Dufsell, Mr. Higbio, and
otAora, by requoAt OF tho Committee, lnato
Htatoulent giving tloir views regarding tho pro-
posed Fort nt Phillip Caual.
Tho Durell sub-Uoinmitteo will arrive to"mor~
row.
, 1873-12-28
POLITICAL.

Assembly Election Called to fil1 tho
yncuncy Ouused by the Retirement
Of Genets
ALBANY, .Deo. 27.-Goy. Dix has ordered
special election In Now York for member OF the
Asaon,p}y in place OF Harry Gonot, convicted Of
felony.
, 1873-12-28

RAILROAD NEWS.
Tic rndtnnapo1is, Bloomington Il
Western Railroad lnvcstiqntiou.
Surci1{ Uiauafe4 10 The EhicQ1Q IEttune.

The fndinmnpo1ts, bloomington Il
Western Railroad lnvcstiQntton.
Sp'cin1 DfapateA to The Chicaoo Tribune.
LEROY, Ill.,. Dec. 27.-Tho indianapolis,
Bloomington l. Western bond mooting at Lo.
roy, Dec. II, was callod to order by D. @. How
artl, Supervisor OF Empire Township. Il. II.
duy offered statistics hoaring Oh tho cost o,
construction, equipments, bonded dobt,. md
n, current t.. eXpenBes 1 Of to road, and showing
west onoretl tho following resolution:
M Thai M COMMITTEES Of treo DO npponte 1by
as rroscedss aRans So l. 'G p Raoad us
Coin1mliy for alleged unlawful Conduct and tnt gaid
expcrt legal agent 10 oa NIL thu facts that ,ay avs
beariig on tho ease TINT We cooperate with the
ernl townships nonE tho 1nc In their inyesti1attua Of
tho affalrs OF tho /. D. 4: W. Ratoad.
b., Tlto Co mmittcc appointed in accordance viii,
tho above resolution III aa follows: ". Guy, III
ram Buck. md Iamee Kimlor.
Tho nooting adjourned, subject to the pati ion
call special town meeting for further aetiou.
Davenport Wants l3ottcr Isailroxtsl
Et.cifittes.
swcfai Dspatch 10 3he Chicago Tribune.
DAVENPORT, H., Dec. q "a ncoting Of cit-
zons was held laat evening to take action In rc-
gard to bringing tho linu Of Tho Davenport L 81.
Paul Hailroad into tho city. Tho Company waa
prevented from coming into tho city inst sutu-
NOR because they intended to ta]te possession OF
QUO Of tho principal strcota, md tho road has
beou compelled to make itB terminus witAou. tho
city limits greatly to tho dctrment OF
the business interests Of the city. THO
Company maintaiu that they have no money to
build thoir road within tho limits. along the llro
granted BY tho city authorities. and it s proposed
by citizonB to form now construction COM
pany, build the line, which will cost about a..30,-
900, md then yuu tho cars in through tho city by
day BY horse power, md by night By locomotives
The Commttoe Of tho City Council, tho Board
Of Trade Committee, and tho officers Of the Rail-
road Company hold q long conference on tic sub-
leot this evening, and will submie tho result OF
thoir labors to the City Council.
, 1873-12-28

WAsn1NaToH, Dec. 27. --- Outstanding legal
tenders, 1871, ,l9l ,G0a, naceipts from internal
royenue for tho mouth S7,Da0.o .ooa Tor tho hs-
cal year, s4G. .899, ,793.
, 1873-12-28
A purloiMcr Of 7lNtter i'll Serious
'Er0nblc.

Sptci0l D7spNtcH to Tie EElcd90 IF75ttne.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Dec. 27.-A lnnn nulned Julius
Wiae was brought here from s>rcator and lodged
in jail Flo is charged with having stolen about
fifty pounds Of buttor at tho depot at Strcator
yo4tatday evening md aelln$a portion Of it; The
or. frnnn Venom, nnd Wso sas directed by the
conaiguor to inform tho conBigneo that It had
como. Instoad Of doing 80, Wise took It ous Of
the depot. tore of and chewod Up tho card OF
directions on tho box, and lawkel the contenta
about, selling to whoever would buy,
, 1873-12-28
All Quiet Among tho st. LouA. Work.
fnEmp}l.

se<cfa, Dispa.ch 10 The chteaao Tribune.
gr, Louis, Dou. W.-The Traass" unions OF
this city will mako no public Demonstrated be.
fore tho 22d OF February. On TINT oceaa!o,.
tley will have . grand turnout w!th bA1n9rs ~
and speeches. 4 great a1ois WILL ~ mAae W
, 1873-12-28
CASUALTIES.

Railroad Conductor Crushed ia Death.
&necial Dls1,ateh to 1he ciicauo Tribune.
GALEsnulo. ILL.,, Dec. 27.-William Holt, con-
duotor On tho Chicago, Burlington l. QlurSy
coupling in the yard at all oary nour this moi IL
ing. Ho lived but fo,y hours aftor tic accldol4t.
, 1873-12-28
COnl HIi1ic Accident.

PorTsvMLE, Pa, Dec. 21.-Ono miner was
killed and two others Boyorey injured By tie
caring in to-day Of the slope Of tho Burnsh!s
collery at shanlolin.
, 1873-12-28
ST. + Oils.

ST. LOUIS, No.. Dec. 27.-Inqurios at tho Va
rious railroad oiilcos in this city resulted i'll
atatouonta that everything is quiet OIL oil tho
roads conterlng hore, mud no apprehension Of
trouble Ia folt by any companies.
, 1873-12-28

IR0svley, Ekl0oluiIlgt OIL.

Speciat Dlspateh to Tho Chicago tribune.
DLooalNa1oN, ILL.,. Doo. 27.-Willinnl Row1ey,
q respected citizen Of Bloomington, who for
cago Alton nailsoad, liod to-day at O. very ad-
vanced ago. Ha waa natiyo OF England, aud
formerly lvod Mt Alton, this State.
, 1873-12-28

Wifo-N ur1er in Grafton. nc.
LEWISTON Io., Doc. 27.-Laey Tenny WIS
murdered In hor bed In Grafton, Dec. q, By Aor
husband, blind paupsr, aecd So.
, 1873-12-28
PASTORAL RESIGNATION.

spcctat dispatch to Tbs CAlcaao Ttibnns.
JACKSONVILLE, WlH., Dec. T.-lt is reportea
horo to.dny, that tho, Roy. L. Whitney, D. D.,
will resign hia pastorato Of the Figat Congreget
lonal Church Tomorrow,
, 1873-12-28
CiENEl- AND.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 27.-1he engineers of
tl,o Ceyc!ani Il Pittsburgh Railroad, who struck
at u o'clock yesterday, returned to work today,
and oil tho trains Of that rond aro moving on
limo
, 1873-12-28
nanlktng-11ouae Failure Mt Alln1nosa,

DEa MONIES IT,, Dec. c.27.-Tho banking-house
of Stacey Il Wallworth, ut Anpmosa, III reported
10 have failod. ItH agsotB are ample to Moet the
demands. Railroad Investments were the oauso.
, 1873-12-28

SpefiN2 35IFl02tN 70 TIC ENftHN1 7T7tNHe.
DEr1,o1T, Mich. Dec. T.-Tnnothy Sloan Was
killed by tho fall ri troo wlilo chopping in tho
woods Oh Thursday. Ho belonged III Oaeeola.
, 1873-12-28

New YonK, Dec. 27.-Thrce men belonging to
the life-aaviug station at Montauk, L. t.. wals
drowned On Wednesday, while fishing or ti4s
coast.
, 1873-12-28
FOREtGN.
Tho Havana Prize~Court Condemns tlo
Tirginius rs Lawful Prize.
Riots III n1ntnmoFn9,
Monterey, nnd T..ulpico.


HAVANA, Doc. 27.-Tho prizo Court Inns con-
domned the steamer yilWnus as II lawful prize.
, 1873-12-28

Another Cnmuuinn Murderer k1anEcd.
pgunRoKE, Canada. Dec. 27.--0aier couvicted
PoliHh woman namoa Luoyitgh, aged 50, was
hanged to-day.
, 1873-12-28
TEsc Striking Sscvclorcz IN PhElnlol-

Spsc;a1 Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. N.-It WIS expected that
tho BtovodoreH assembled around tho Rcd Star
wharvos would cause trouble this morning. but
tho pressure Of i largo forco OF police quetod
them. Their plaoca Aayo all boon filled, mud
oversthing ~ workiug satisfactorily.
, 1873-12-28
THE UNEMPLOYED,


and detailing III particular tho wageH mon re-
ocivcd III eacl, department Of labor. Quo thing
thoy invariably forget to mention, aud TINT is
, 1873-12-28
Eleven Prisoners Escape from the
EC0rin Jflfl.

Special DfapateA to The Chicago Tribune.
pEon1A, ILL.,, Dec. 27.-rhe most successful
jail delivery ever known in Peoria County took
p}aco this oyonf1,g from tic County Jail build
ing. ''Louisiana Bill, who was in for stealing,
md who has served d term in tho penitoutiary,
laid plan come daya ago for tho escape Of the
ontire number Of prisoners, twonty.ono In MI,
and to-lny the attcmpt Was successfully n1ado.
" Louisiana Bill " mado yesterday d skeleton
koy to tho bath-roo1n, which loats or tho dining
hall, near the outor wall Of tho jail This morn
ing. at scrubbing time. two Of tic mun wore
locked up in Tho bathroom aud worked steadily
ut tho wall until noon, when they wero rolioycd.
and another prisoner set at work. This evau-
lug, whe1, the turnkey lot tho priHoners into the
dining-hal u rush was made for the bathroom,
md twelve u1on pushed through tho hole that
lad been made, and which WAS about the sizo Of
q man's body, and ecPcapea., One Of tl1om after
wards returned a1,d cavo himself up, but eleven
arc still out. Tho Sheriff IL using every possible
oifort to recapturo them. No one ii to b!amo
but tho turnkey. whoRo business 1t was to havo
noticed the missing men when ho locked thotn
In their cells again.
, 1873-12-28
4 Boston Firm Charged with Frauds
Oh Tho Royenue Amounting to
0vcr $l,00O,00D.
Alleged Heavy Eorgcrics by q
Philadelphia Bunk
President.
Escape OF Eleven Prisoners fronl lilo Poo.
rim County Jail.
Miscellaneous Criminal Items.


Special Dispateh to Tho c5icaoo Iri1unr
r.as ,,.,. ~. .,',o - Luz oookb ol
dotaa'' MARSH 20. th's morh1,'g' waB the topic
of conversation In tho street and III tho counting
room to-day. Those alleged frauds, It 10 ns-
Hcrtod havo oxtordcd ovor n nortof of tan
yeara snn,,}cion haa boen f,,rcntc1 to tho fir,n @
for NIX nr einbt montho. an,l # ia mt
til nftor n 1n11p md mnat careful inyast;.
ratlon by liz iudre of tho Distriot
Court Tint tho acizuro has hoon
nude, Tho value of tho property nttachod IL
, 1873-12-28

HOGS PACKED IN 81. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dao. aT.-Iho numbp< OF Aogs
packed hero since Nov. Ia a60,2l6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26
auslanoifd)e lleberGd)t.

Sn Yreueen 9eben RE Ssrbanps
lunasn iiber cie berii6tistsn 0sIesent.
pi,fe ibrn @ss. @cnn rie 0slbibts
rie esbrmsifcrin Der SSlfer lit. 10 lpute
man ni9t iasen, rab Die meiiten Der
preusiIhen Splfspertretsr auf uuiperiis
titsn 0rI6i6te ScbSyt. gBas Die Dent
lbrift tetrifft, welhe bic rsutlben Sis
l6bfs all rie prsubilte Nesierung seri9s
tst babcn ipQen. 10 I6sint ra6 cine Gnts
III icin nno wabri9einli6 1T ramit bic
grfdruns semcint ipel6e Ger Srr Siz
Ibof Ypn pacertprn, DR.. Gcnrap Wars
tin an raS preubiibe Staat5miniitsrium
aeri6t bat unp porin er rieie GelrBe ni6i
ais Wprifcatipn prsr Grliuteruns ions
rern einfab al5 SsrfalIunaebru6 bar
fsllt unp bsrpprbebt RAP unter llnltins
ren uno nidt ;ur 8srmsipuns Ger srS6s
ten seitlibsn Nadtbeile Gin Sildpf ocer
0siitliber CUR @usfiibruns lol9er 0es
Isse bic Sanp bieten fSnne.
Sn gSiener S6rIenfreiIe II
erre9t cie Ser9altun8 Der Otrectcrep res
Central SaussreinS Maflcbcn. Die
Serbaftsten linp: Warfsraf @utas SaS>
que, spinpS, ebemalimcr ublansn. Sbers
lieutenant Miori; DautlssfY, Srsibsrr y.
Sterncf. ebsualiscr Wialor in Ger Mr-
mee uno Satpb Spultietsr ebcmaliser
Splsbinrler. Die ron Der Staatsans
palticbaft srbrbsns 9lntlase laurt auf
Sstrus. Dem Ssrnsbmcn nab itrben
nod weiiere Serbaftunsen In 9lusiidt.
Sn rsn Si9crn lUlIen Ga bsrcutenpc
9iaciunssn sorssfunren BADEN. Saupts
ladlitb in rsr Ssrrrdnuns pcs glctien'
faptalS lca Gin Sstras non 100000
0ulrsn su 0uniten Der 0clsai9aft ses
idlibt wprrsn Icin.
1aS Barrier .sIssnir yiational" mel,
ret: Der Seribt Der 0snicpcrwal.
tuns iter bic nsuen Sefefisun.
8en um paris 1T psn Scrren Winiiierr
Res GrisseS unp Ger Sfsntlibsn gsbsiter
dbersrbsn poresn. lin Die SauptRae
wirp Gin SyRsm rstadirter Sorts anss,
| llsSt wsreen. Dieie Sorts wsrpea b04.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26
Subnqnc, Soma, Mittmud, ocu 26 Sycbruar 1873.

Staatstcamtcn iitcr ric rehtml6iac Gr-
rdblun9 ccr @ablmlnner II. !. ~. rcr=
banrcn lcin unp Yerlelcn wercen, wrIAea
Yiclc 3rit in glnipud nabm.
Die Stimmrn, rie 0ecrsid Spract
0icclry srsctcn bate, rurrcn auesemrr.
zen ctcnIp rie feds Stimmcn Srn Or,
flnIaS unp eie s Stinmcn Ycn 0cui.
llana, neil rie porlieScnren 3cusniiIl
Ger SSablmdnncr in ricien Stantm ni1
ais iitcrcinitimmcnp nit cen SctIbrlf,
tell res Oclcgr5 tetradtct ,rmp.E. =
Ia5 9tcIuItdt rcr S:immcn;iblunh dte,
wclbc5 Gle brirrn SiuIer iI1 cini9tsn.
mar fcl9cnrrS.
Son cen $40 Sti'rmcn fir prdTceni
crbiclt II. 2. Omnt 2S6, Ger N;it IeI
auf oncerc Gdnricatcn. Srnry 9Silipn
ron Wanahuictt5 erbiclt Yrn rem 1852
Stimmen fir &icepriiirsnt 286. gros
Srcpn rpn Wiilipuri AZ mo rer Nclt
fitl ouf pcrlbicrene anccre Glnricaten.
Nimmt man Die Staatcn in Sctradbt 10
pdren fir Grant uno gillon 20 II. fir
guclrY unp Srcwu 6.
Nl6rem rie 3dbluns rpriifcrwar rrflIrs
te rer priicent Srepralcent, rae II. 9.
grant unp Scnry y8ilicn ais @iccprds
ilrcnt Ger Scr. Staatcn fir rcn Sermin
vpm 4. Wiy; 1873 bis 1877 erpGblt
prrren ictsn.
Gin ron beicen SiuIern crnannteS
Gcmite, bcltCbcuo aus rem Oerren Sbers
man, Sef uno Danes wurre teauf,
traat, rie senannten 5erren npn ibrsr
Grwibluns in SenntniB ;u ieBen. Oas
Gpmite entlceiste iId leincs 9luitraSe UNI
rie Witslierer rriIsltsn teri6tsten an
rie SiuIer, renen lie reipectioe anaeb5rs
ten, eas iie ppn jenen Ssrrsn aufssfprs
rert porren ,raren rem briren .SiuI:rn
mitiutbsilen. cab lie cem SOlfs fir raS
ibnen ssltsntte 3utrauen eantsn unp
periuben wureen, bic ibernpmmeuen
YHihten srtreu aus;ufibrn.
gla9cmein purpe eie 9otbpcnciefeit
elmer Nenesruns In rem Ssfimmunaen
iiter rie @abl fir praliosnt unc Sices
prdltrsnt anrrtannt, penn fir eincn Sal,
paB Der enpiblte Yriirent Dor rsr Srims
nsnsabluns itertsn icllte. linp gar ftine
glnprrnunscn setroHen, unp cs mi6te bel
einem lpl6sn slnlalIe Gle SrSbie Gonfus
non cintreien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26
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Scbuf5 rcr In semeinldaftlihu SS.
suns nit Rem Sauie poSunsbncnprn
3ablunS rsr GlcctOralsStimmen wurre
Senator Sherman isitrns ees
SenatS alS 3dbler crnannt.
Spn rrn an Ten Senat suriidberi6.
teten Sils bebcn mir beloncers rie berz
Ypr, welhe Ger 8aibinston, Ct. 0puis
unp Cincinnati Sabn 0elsllldaft cen
Sau elmer Giienbabn. pOn Ger Start
Halbinston anfanecnp unp rurb rie
Staatsn Sirsinien. 8rf>Sirsinisn, Sbip
Snriana unp SllinVi5 bis NAB ct.
0ouis atbenc, aeitattet.
Die llnicrluhunSen rrr perIbiebenitrn
Nrt cauern i'm GcnSrclie fort.
Senator pomcrpy ppn SanIaS sers
lanste cie Grnennun9 cinc5 Gonlite'S sur
llntcridduns rer ssSen i'm bel Der Ses
natprenwabl in leincm Staate erbcbenen
Yelbulpisunsen bic auf Ssis1uns Der
0esiSlalurmitAliecsr lauten, mas YOmes
ROY jerpb in Nbrrre hclt. Der Ssnat.
wclber dbrisenS RE SertbeieiSunasrers
pomeroy'S lebr fibl aufnabm, wiuiabrts
isinsm @siu6 sinitimmis unp Ger Sies.
prdlipent ernannte fplaenee Ssun su
Witglispern ecs llntsriu6unssepmiteS /:
Greilinsbuyisn Buckingham 9glecrn,
Iburman uno SiferS.
Senator gSilIpn Der nsu ers
wablte 9ice prdlipent ;eiste tem Ss.
nat an, raB CT pem 0oupcraeur ron
MaGadulsts feline Gsiisnation as Wiit.
9liep res SenatS 3uSeIhidt babe.
unp RAP rieIelte nit Sdlub res Seacns
wdrtisen GOnsrs6sS In 8raft trstsn Wsr'
be.