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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-15
Scutjh an0.

XIV tpH'plitlllt ltutUt CIT CtuIlNen
Neibseinridtunscn fibrt supeilm Al
redt amitlanten Sursan9en. Der SLAB
rsraratl6' bat wiererbolt bic Strcitia<
tsitsn ,wiiden eem Isi6sfan;ler Shirt
Sismard, rsm preusiiden WiniNerpras
ilrentn 6arit Sismart uno Zen, Miinis
tier fir eauenturs Sirt Sismard fluff
rirt; ;iemlid dbnlid. wie bic betrefsn<
ben Silcsr, wirft fplsenre Mittbeiluns
Der ,Spsnsri@en 3situns' aus benz Bun.
sesratb.
Der Wsttfreit ;piIdsn Der beutIden
"Weile" unp Dem fransSGi6.n ,RilUmes
ter" ais Mas fir Besslanssn, Der in
Ger ssiirisen Sisuns rss Suneesratbss
aufsefibrt wurre, III r~sIultatlcs sebliez
ben. Der &eidstus bat ii9 i'm Nupemz
Der fir Die Seisitisuns Der Meilc Gu
$500 Wetsr) aus Der Wass unp Sc
w'ntsorcnu19, alS elmer SnrcnIequcrs
in einem recimalen MasiYtem, ausses
lprp6en. Sei Der 8i6tistsit Der anae,
leSenbeit eriudte Der Suncesratb bic
bpben @ssisrunsen, iI@ iiber rie Srase:
~gfsile prsr &ilUmeter", suta6tliG su
du6ern. Saisrn, Sadien, 8artembsrs,
Sacen 5elen Sadiens altenbura Sa6s
FEM Neininscn, anbalt, belize 9ippe,
S9warSburss 2ucplhart @alced Cras
bsfanntli6 BON preuBsn Ysrpaltst Miro,
bic rrei Sanfstapte uno icsar bic 9esies
runs fir %9auenburs bsfirporten bic Ses
~ieitisuns rer Weile, wibrenc prcusen,
beics Wedlenburs, GrpsbsBostbum
Sa6ien, Slrenburs, SraunI6weia,
Sa9isns Spburss 9ptba, S9parsturs>
Spncsrsbaulen unp belize Isus bic Sci
bebaltuns cerielbsn e%mpfablsn.
prsue.n berisf i6 raraut tas bic
8iecerbsisitisuns rss M~silsnmaees eis
men &pitcnauf rpanc BON ca. 10000 lblr.
erfprcsrs, pabrenc bic anbanssr peS 8is
lcmeters Die balpmSsli6ts SeIeiti5uns
pes Meilenma6eS befirpprtetsn, I'm Al
Den bsrsitS aufsepenceten Soften ben
2eSierunsen nidt nod psitere at perllrs
la&en. Sir Die aufbebuns rs5 art. 4
Der Mab> unp @spi6tsurenuns battsn
ii3 suta9tli@ 80, sesen eisislbs 2S
Stimmen aus9elprc6en. Sci Der snts
i4sirsnren atitimmuns in Der astrisen
Suncesratbsiiguns itimmts inrefen Der
SeSpapd6tiste fir 8alrsd sesen bic
suta9tli6e @subsruns isinsr eisensn Ges
sieruns urp fir Yrsussn, 70 RAP 20
Stimmen fir unp ebenip siele 8e0en bic
Seieitisun8 res MeiIsnmaseS ~abseseben
purren. Na9 Der 0eI9iftSprpnuns
res SunrssratbS itebt in rinrm Ipl1em
Sale rrm SOrliBenren Die Gnti9eipuns
;u. Der priicsnt esS Nei6efanslers
ants aber, pslaer ais preu6iI9er Ssvpas
mi6tiSter fir Die Msile Scltimmt bate,
mid Der alternative ais SprliBrnper reS
SunresratbS fir preu6en unp srsen raS
&ei6sfan;leramt Su iimmen, nit esm
Spri9laae aus, bic Saae nod einmal
an ben @usl9ub s%uriif;usrben. Spffsnts
li4 selinst es in Der 3miidenseit, &cus
altsre prer aud &eub iinscre 9inie bon
Der Scr;i9li9fcit res u&ilcmetsrS" III
i~ibsrseuscn unC ramit bic nWfsils" psiinis
tiY aus pem Seize ~ Iblasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-15
Ginolide Giebe.

DaS fplsenre auberprrcntlide YeiIpicl
Hnrlider 9iebe rreier Srdrer ses.n ibre
Nutter, fam in Ger Start Ssrrc, rer
1aupttart Son Sapan, fat. Oie1e rrei
cbbne, RE ll6 in elmer Icbr arpScn DIRT
tiSfeit bcfanren, artsitstcn Gag II. Nabt
I'm ibre Wutter 81 erbaltcn; ais aber
xa1 rem Gintritte elmer srpssn 1bsues
runs ibr gamer Ssrrisnf rasu niat mebr
tfnreidenp par. faBten fe einen Itbr
bnrertaren Gnti@lus. Sn Sclse pielcr
8dubercien, bic YprscfaIcn marsn, bate
Der Guto cine PROCLAMATION e~rlalIsn,
rOrin CT eincm Seren, Ger einen Nlutcr
srsreife unp Jpn scbuncer zen Ssb5rrcn
dberliefrre, cine irbr %bereutrnpe Sslrbs
nuns psripra9. sic famcn rabrr nit.
.inanrer therein. RAP Giner BON ibncn
fdr eincn Gduber selten unp rie beicen
Mnren ibn Sebuncen rcn SebBrrm iibers
Gefcrn Iouten, um 70 rie Wtittl su ses
winnrn, ibre Muttsr Su emdbren. Oas
Zoos Iplte entiheiren, prr ron ibncn
sas Spfsr Icin ipute, unc taI1elbc traf
ben SiinSitei, rrr ii6 aud icfcrt rubis
binren UNI Su rem &idisr fibrcn LIEF,
spr rem CT iid oils Ssrbu6cr betannte,
stl6pn CT iId feineS Serbre6enS Iduls
big sema6t bate. Gr wurce IOfort ins
@sfdnsnib Sewprfen unp feline grite.
rbielten rie ausseieste Selpbnuns. Gbe
fe fortSinsen, rdnIbten iie ron ibrsm
8rucer @bidisp ncbmsn ;u rlrferl unp
ale Drei umarmten fi1 einanrsr nit
GROCER 3drtIidfsit, tpabreno fe bsiee
fbranen yersciltn. Der 3idter, tuelasr
;~ufdliser @eiie fl9 an sinsm Srte be-
fam, pom rern aus Ct cieie Scene lebcn
tnnte, bic Jpn ben !Sanesn Der 9crsGs
tisfeit iterlisfert bate, lief bic Sinrids
tang aufi6iebm unp tsfabl sinem l.in.r
aeute, ZEN bsicen Srirern su frlsen unp
f& zen plaB sl msrtsn, ppbin ie ssben
n66ten. Saum tparen rielelten su
I6auie ansefcmmsn. aIS fe ibrer Muttsr
nsdbltsn, mas li9 ereisnet bate /; ais
aber cie arne Srau bSrtc, ras ibr jins>
Fer SObn in Gsfdnsnis isi besann iis
3u reinen uno elm Sammsrsei6rei aus>
aaitoeen. Sic erfldrte ibren SSbnen, iie
Fl enti@lOGen, lieber Dor 5unscr su ftsrs
BEN, ais cur@ ras Spftr ibres Spbnes
iar eeben ;u erbalten. 0sbt iast iis::
txast ras 0elp ;uriid, pas Sbr empfans
sen babt unp brinst mir msinen Spbn
Nicer, ipsnn er nod am 9sben 1T; 1T
II aber Id9n tort, 70 eenft ui1t nehhr cas
nu, mid ;u erbalten, ionrern bslorst
mir tann nur einen Sars, psnn i6 mag
TON nidt iiberleben.
Der Oiener ses Gidtsrs, Der ibnen
stfolst par, Gilt, icfprt su ieinem tSsrrn
surid, Gem CT beridtet, mas er 9ebSrt
bate. Der Ni6ter lies zen G.fanSsn.n
betbeibulsn Ysrb6rte Jpn unp spans Jpn
tura Orobunssn, ibm Die gauge 8abr.
belt su ersablen. Na9 Gem soQsn Yes
fsnntni0e ceIslben l6idts Der Ii9tsr 81,
nen Srri6t res SprfaQS an ben Gubo,
Der ron Der eelsn Sancluns 70 ersrifsn
lrar, ras CT bic trsi Sriiper III lebsn
rpinl6te. Oils le i'm Yalaits antamen,
lsbte sr ie rpssen ibyer finrli6en 0iebe
unp CAB eem Sinsitcn, Ger iId, um feline
Nuttcr su erbaltsn, pem Gpre bate uns
trrperfen ipplcn, cine Yenlipn Spn finfs
,~,bnbunrert uno jercm Ieiner Srarer cine
lpl1e pom flnfbunrert 8rpnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-15
Saicrn.

Man@en 10. De;.-8enn ni6t
neutrality-suspicious. SinperniIe eintreten,
miro BON Man9en aus cine Yilserfabrt
na9 Serulatem s~eranfalte. perpen.-
, 1873-12-05
GlLMAN, CLINTON & SPRINGFIELD.

Tho 1.o,.r6 of Supervisors Of .ss.nEn-
mon Coz ~ Not Satisfied with par.
Hp2nclzl~:, '-Eilcy Will naaIko Hr.-
t1tt7rAr> ns to G1iS Eltncss for tho
E'tacc.
!iGce1a! Disuatch to The Chicago Tribune,
SrElHorlElD ILL.,, Dec. 4.-'I1e Gilman, CIin-
ton & Springfield Railroad matter ca1no up to.
duy in the Board Of Supervisors Of sangemon
County. Miles II. Wilmott, p,cAitlont of the
Board aud a largo farmer in tho county, offered
the following, which was adopted:
Wl1ENEAs. It hno becn represented to tho Board Of
Supervisors ;.n,o of ssnsaMon County t1at by ~
tic Gilman, oiintoM L :;"r!ngiatl liarosI has
been eoniidea to Mr. r i. hnclcy ah Receiver and
roa:ls, aone Of them tel.l computing llncA With tho
Gilman, c!iuton Springfield l;.ilroai ;and
WnEnTAs, rho cYuty oE sansanlon is 4 stakeholder
sio5Sao; and tbs us Tssis pssSo of t's @ eou eouay
", Wers induced to sulssrila for such stoct "
70 Oeago cn tho East and there II re.Aon TO boloyo
tLat tue management q ar In"kley Will defeat !lat
Railroad subordinate to tho r!au Of the raltro.d.i.!o
nopo'y, In which ho III lateroatea therefore,
itso!rca, That tho Committee OIL Judiciary bo lit
noser anl tueaa Of -Ar. Jlln"key for the place In
which he ban bo,n appointed ana, tho interests of
tho county require 1t, with lilo aI Vi tho County At
l'es1!ued That tAo ronny las nct Ec"n party to
ceyer. and this poar.l kuo,rs noin: Of tho grounda
Or tAo Heton Of thu Court in appointing Hecoiyer
hlt It canot withhold tic expression Of its reyrn that
ls Honor tlc Judge dit not think proper to appoint
ou T. Sterga,.. II Whose integrity a'lI ability tla
peorlc of this county havo pelfoct con..lcncu, ami
rho, VIC understand, was recommended for nptont-
Inent by hat portion of thu klnrkhncrs rartlcn 10
ls cause VII oso interests aro with the reolu Ut the
county.
, 1873-12-05
POSTPONEMENT,
DISAPPOINTMENT,
Fourth GIFT Concert Of Public Library
OF KENTUCKY
A CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.

Tho Trustees Of tho Public Library Of Kentucky and
tho Management Of tho Gift conocrt announce the post
ponemon Of tho Fourth Gift Concert until Tuesday, The
3lat Of March noxt,
Tho pnbo will readily understand tho cauHes whioh
havo made this poatponomeut necessary.
The financial panio which has for tho last two months
parayzcd tho business Of evory sooon Of tha country
md Of Europe has prevented thousands from Investing
In tickets Tho op|dcmiou porvad!ng almost tho entire
south havo cut OF rgo and available maltct, Aud
too tho puto judging from tho esota Of thcso causes
have expected poatponoment, md havo declined 10
1nvost without positive insurance Of tho draw
ing taking plaoo on n fixed day.
all interested desire full drawing, but for tho 1ea~
sous Just stated this could not bo sd Oh tho Sd Of De-
cember but thc abort posponemont announced will
secure It,
Tho management havo met with unprecedented suo-
oeSs Tho ssles Of toota, tho proceeds Of which have
already been rcooI7oa, amount to OVER 4 MILLION
DOLLARS, with number Of agono!cs In this country
yet to hear from and all tioss In Europe.
Thus drawing {soalng tho gifts one-half> could be
bud now but tho management doem It beat to have 4
poatronement md q full drawing,
This posponomont assures ho talo Of a tho tickets
and a FULL DRAWING That this determination
will msct With tho appreciation Of nearly every ono
interested 10 maao apparent by the very numerous lot
tcra received from every acoton Of ta country and tho
0anadas, asking for rostpore,ncnt,
Tais action Of tho Management will work no dstri-
mcns to any bnt will bo for tho good Of a1 By It tho
fortunate tiokethodora will seos7o tlei. go In full,
wlilo It will not Affect those WHO do not draw gifts.
In making this announcement tho Management en-
phatioal1y Btate that there shall DO NO FURTHER
PosTPGNEMENT, and 10 tlis cud MI agents will 10
imporatively required to Gloss up and transmit their
accounts to this ofloo by tho 2lst Of March,
110S, e. BRAMLETIB,
Agent Public Library Ky.
, 1873-12-05

spctia! Dispatch to Ths CAicaao Tfibun.
MADISON, Wis., Dec. 4,-Thcro was q eoyero
Change in tlio woatl!or last~ni..l,t, with will
gale, and tho mercury sinking to =oro. Tie tcl-
egrap!1 lines waro broken, md tho TT. paul train
on the Wcs. Wieoonsn connecting with the
trai IN for Chicago, waa delayed ~ long that tho
train rus Abandoned.
AT nELoIT.
nE1.orr, Wis., Doo. i.-Tho Weather turned
nnddonly very cold last night. with n io.ril,ly-
severn west wind, continuing all tlay. Ilonry
raiub foil Ill MoltluY aHtl Tuesday nights. Tho
mercury III now IL abuye xoro.
At KENO3HA.
KENosl1A, Will, doe. l.--A torribo hurricane
OH thu n1;llt OF tho III ist blew down fenues,
bntms, and troes. Tho topmast Of tho liberty
polo was carriol away.
At st1LwAuKrE.
Special Manattl tp lhe G..,caga Tri1nnt.
MILWAUKEE, Dpa. 4-Tho weather tor davs
psr: haa boon excoc.llngly thtoatening. l.asI
night, nt nbnnt 10 o'cluck. u strous wind FROM
tho southwest hrrnng ul,, accompanied by ]itt!t
sn1w, and Aftor"Ardn Increased tn G Ealo 4
furious storm was raglnl, all night, nu col,-
thnoS np to this writing. although aomow!at
abatod. The telegraph llncs wero down VII tluy,
alla woro mt IN working urlor until evening,
Tho propollor nopero, which llad sono Into
wntor lltartora lil tho middle OF .,a liver, vas
clown aronna sp violantly IN tu Hunp tho cubic
" which eho waa sec,lrad. Tho boat waa suopt
, 1873-12-05

acrosa the stream, and struck lilo dock on the
east sldo, but waa not seriously Injured. sho
"na iially moorod nccurcly. Tho schooner
Alurlen also got loose, M vol "a Il fow drelgea,
bcs 10 da1r,nge waa done to any OF thorn. Signs
hIu boards "ofo blown Into tho river, and t1,asot
viii hslmbor Of oulhollscH and other lumber,
presented quito areotablo o. thoy lloatcd down
tho @, ssrea'n thsH morning.
Iho barometer was lower yesterday til An It
mas eTer been beforo in this CITY. and created
T,n GT1nsldorabe of hcarc ut tho telegraph ollco,
Tho alr was filled with electricity.
~ telegraph f:om urnnd IIayon tonight. 70
rave learned that tllo Btoan,ora AIinnSapolis.
3ortschy, and Messenger arc nli Bnfo III tbs
hnrpor at tho Havon. Ihoy started out, but nut
back on account Of tho heavy woa ttor. M tiia-
aster reported tlp to this ho,lr.
Last night ahont midnight tho chimney on tho
Abbury Methodist Church waa blown down iu
che galo, and was procIplta!od through the roof
Of tho parsonage altolniug, TITO forco OF tic
ia!l ms 80 great tint tho chimney won! bodily
into tho rooM. Fortunately no ono was li1,rt.
though tho damage to tho houHc wao consider
able.
Marine mon and slipnar3 loro nro all anxious
to hcar ol tho lato gallo on the lake. TAo Minno-
a1po'in Dortsohy. and othnr Hteanors nro duo
horo from. the olar eido Of tho lakc, but have
mot artiyoa. Oi course It il. useless to conjec-
tuio whether tlley ntnrtod ont or remained Ia
port. Tho gallo Ii not 80 Rtrong now. and II Is
probable tsas aomo of tho steamers will 10 In bo-
foro morning.
, 1873-12-05

WARRINGTON, Doc. Tho Department OF
Ssa' '" ''as no inforsnation to communicate cog
e =; tl,e arr%aS .nonts for tho Surrender Of
tile V!rsinius and lIor surviving pasaongors md
crow to tbs United States uuya! forces. Nothing
laa boon received up to lato hour this evening
TO caso ot m tt t1s pT OF s
sta.nont is unrcservcdly made that the Spanish
officials are noting in good ta;til.
LATER.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. I.-Tho State De-
partncnt has received no ndyices i'll relation to
tho situation in Havana us reported in tho presy
dispatches Tonight.
, 1873-12-05

sTecia, Disratch to 1ne chicann Tribune.
DAYTON, o., Dec. 4.-Last night terrible
storm passed oyor loro. Tao four-story build
Ing belonging to tho Screw Company was blown
to tho ground lo7s, 10000. pcrrlnguos ma.
.,iIl'eBhop was damAgel to tho oxtont of 81 900.
Other damage caused III tue city will roach
$4,000.
At TOLEDO.
special D:orafcA to The t1'caoo Tribune.
To1Epo, O., doc. 4,--.A violent wiud-storm,
tho heaviest within tho recollection Of any rcsi-
dont. has boen prevailing hero Hnce 3 o'clocE
rgoporioa ot tl;o is'.monao building fortle Mil
BUN Wagon Works, nav approaching completion,
was blown down, involving loss estimated at
gao, ,0GM.. Tho achoonor Anna Marla Capt. Will
lam Glaolnld1ns,, cleared for cloyen.l last night.
Davis loft ut tho Same Tina, for Detroit.
tolt MS to their fato. THO wtul
iaA lowered tho va!ar in tho river aud bay over
9foct nnco last night. Tho body Of M uu-
river bottom laid bare by tho wind, Early
this morning tho wind blow q loaioa
1n1oigh,,rar ns tB !, a;, standing on tho Wabash
load " mllos fruln hero to tho onl Of tho Bwltch,
train coming East. lilo freight car, locomotive,
tonnSr' 1a9gaGe. cxpress. asst smoking cars wero
Cau'parastye!y Nntn1urel Tho engineer and
trnnlan worn Severely scallod aud seyors! other
persons sustained ueyoso injuries, though nouo
Threaten to hs Intu|,
(I" The .ds5otf.,t.d I'rfas.l
ToIEpo, o., Dec. a.-:ltIe lleavy rlin-atorm OF
lie last two slayn un!m!natod III furious gallo
from ia.o FoWtt1wost ulout midnight. Il largo
building, 11g foct long and s. wlslo. III process Of
erection for tho alllblrn Wagon Company, waH
complotoly dc'nDllahod. IDss, ,no5 to sa6,.
NO. THO roar wnll Of lloyd Il Cha sash and
fttf frat tfnwr i'm 0nItc4 fiannf
damage douo to roofs, chimneys, spires, oto.
MtHoELrANEouH.
C1NorHNAr1, O.. Deo 4,-priyato ndylces ro-
port tho wiud storln laet night ~ very general,
md tlouda in tho rlyors ia Ohio, Kontuoly, aud
iCon!iluetl on Ms EiahM Paaa1
, 1873-12-05
A LIBRARY IN QUINCY, ILL,

apfc1Ht DTsFHaeh 10 1Ht LH3td8o FFldHNf,
Qg1Ecr, Ill.,, Duo 4.-'IAo now FREQ library and
the ausrlcca Of tho Working Dsotl.Urlloul,-a
religious organization. zion. III. Il. Dano do
liyorod an ablo leotuso OH Social Science, follow
cd by y short addroBa by tholssy. Mr. IIouier
Tile, Iho library VII be- open 81 al tlmos, anl u
the winter,
, 1873-12-05

IoNpoN. Dec. &C n. n,.-The London Time.
publishes an Official list Of British h,.bjccsa takcu
prisoners on tue steamer Visgini..s. aud alter
wa:.la cxecutol ut Santiago. Tile Times, coln-
mentuS GU tho act, saya tho DrtiHh Goycr1.-
ment wl!ilo donla1,diug the Hucrcntlor OF tho
survivors, must carefully avoid committing tsolf
to tho proposition that tho seizure Of The Vir-
gilllup was illegal.
, 1873-12-05

Special hsputch ia 91!e tAtcago Tribune.
spRISaFIELD, Ill. Dao. "A seyoro ga!o Of
wind visited Ellis locality Inst night. Sigus woro
blown down, foucos prostsated nrsd OIL the To-
loao, Wabash l. Western Railroad some ftoigllt-
cars wero blown from, switch OIL to tho lnaln
line Mt Tilton Station. Tho paascngsr-tinin
West at n. III. collidcd With tl.om. Tho e,1-
gineor received quito scyete Injury. aud tic
frcight-cnrs wero demolished. Nono Of the
passengers were Injured.
At R0CK ISLAND,
s1tc|0l Disputed II Tho Chirngo 7tituns
Rock ISLAND, Ill.,. Dec. 4.-rio weather Is OK
lron'c!y cnd. and tho river il full o! leo. The
frrry-boat has retired into w!ntor guartors, and
ali travca between hero md Davenport il by way
Of tue Government bridge.
, 1873-12-05
TROUBLE IN CUBA.

TROUBLE IN CUBA.
Uproar in Cuba Over the Sur
render Of the Vir-
ginius.
JoVcllar Resigns Ills Position as
Captain~Gcnera1.
Public Feeling Forbids Him to
Obey CasteIar's
Orders.
Ho Asks that Some One Else Be
Appointed to Execute
Them.
And Prophosies that Commo-
ton and Trouble Will
Follow.
Intense Excitement in Havana---
Good Order Prevailing.
Significant War Meeting Of Havana
Merchants Last Night.
Fast Steamers to Be Purchased
for the War.
Similar Action by the Merchants
Of cienfuegos.
Gen. Burricl and the Colonial
Minister Also Resign.
Colonial span;ards Will Never Allow the
Gurran5n n n N,la
, 1873-12-05

It Hooms TINT CASTELAR, inquired by telegraph
rs to the atnte Of popular tocling III Cuba OH tho
gottlenont Of tho Virginiua affair, Tho Captain
General replied that tho people were unanimous.
ly opposed to the stenlner'a surrender, but, bo-
fo1o I'll a1sner could DO rooeiysd 1t Madrid,
, 1873-12-05

NEW VOLUNTEER nATTAL1oNs.
It tB reported that several now battalions OF
volunteers will bo organized Immediately aud
tho Catholic Society proposes to organize 4
Sanitary BattHion.
, 1873-12-05

Glro generations may understand that IL is better
to disappear from tho seono Ut lifo thar to
protracte an eS!atonco full Of ignonainy ind it,
iquity.
lGsSANa, Nov 20, 1879.
The axcitcmont hero continues to be intense.
Americans arc called arrogant aud lutolcraut
anu "re looked upon by tlo populuco as ellonlios
vi tho country.
TIE srAN1Bu ATnoclT1EB uroS CUBAN rnrE-
MAaoEs AMI THEIR FAMILIES.
From. The .Se.p York ifcr4lG Utc 8.
a letter, OF which tho following is MI accurate
Translation, has just heen received ii, this city
" genslama1, well:kuo"n broker Of South
etfoet, from ny acquaintance iu Santiago tlo
Gnha' Iho wtltor Is Aiagialsato or Juatico il
lhat b!ood-loyng city, aud Ii q Freo-3laBou also,
NJ III tho gentleman who received it:
HAa11Auo nE CUBA. Nnv. Is, 1885,
alY DEAR FRIEND AND BGornEn: know you
wll! PARDON mo for not answering your lottos OF
lust April, i'll whici, you tlestro stull informa-
ton IN regard to tiio masaaegc Of tho Grand
Mag0 Of Of stSn;as9 do Cuba ,n tho present ao.-
your lettcr was received 1t Aa,f tI.o appearance
Of llavlllg boon oponoG. ThiB iaut aud tho co,l-
to'th or the lottor convinced mo Tint if tho ro-
caption Of tho los:or by mo was known
~ ny ihG @ eqSe1a0F osa p0sy my f aona II spe pitt % .!
wortl, y molnensa purchase. lmmc-
d!asoy burned tho le.tor, and, beyond my uas,a!
cnrrespondenco on b1gllloss matters, have not
thought it advisable to touch on matters and
snt'n oA utt !4tHllpy !alaflu, tnfl1 aa atlonttl
haYo deBlrost You to hnya tho horrible facrs t.,
present them to tho Grand Lotlgo Ut Nav York
IT t|1olr last sitting lut tls yin know Was IN
poaasble, ~ e,ory mail wan benrchetl, aud life
iof6 Ii hold OF no value Whatever. But tho Ut
fairs Of tho aak fow tlayu ami tho savage aots Of
tho Volunteers 1layo compelled mauy to lcayo
loro aecEetly, an there Ia no ltnoVInG wlero thia
wlll all end, and by THU mode l beld you thiH
knows.
The Grand Lodge in 1850 moi hozo, ~
National Republican., 1873-11-07
RAILROADS..
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

bfpor oonsrss sJgiaSrasEED sSf5SrsEED n STREETS
TRAINB LEAyE ron rhAINs ,hlihIyE AZ
National Republican., 1873-11-07
BALTIMORE Markets,

Ths AZ. ,sa.y .mS%aisa g ss SGs ip,sHE sss5
's.d % s ss S;.sss st 81 ssg:s %s.ssin a ss
$ s & z a 1T; 4 I :.ss & Il ssssS e. g :
t,, hs ssIss embraced IeC bushels prime
In sSs .OS 4. sS%%SS %a e. e nj 4 @ q; y sLassy!S
so s md nse e do % a. q :, bushels winter red ct
SSssa.Ths ssles p soaisern were LOO bushels
s I'M, s;,%s & SsS =; y ( ssS. a VA \ sRs
ssn @ Ia Eev.ioa as q q ssni. ssass .aa
soS,s,, Gsy ,sn; :.ss today were 800 bu'hel,
Ry.Sihsre sere no Offering, of Rye to-day, and
are Without 20 sses e report Quote steady 90
. S;,,o.mThsre o L con.idsrsbe PRESSURE 20 sell.
atdinary ssres do HsS cent. ssns ioa foa ss.s g
as 50 Y: RI. .sss s.s. Ss: s.sS %
Nl12 bales same time last week and ssi9 bales the
SSf: SSgi:isGasns f:i VI; Hs. The stock " '
froyi,,o,., There + some inquiry from the trade
e sss s's st ysssass ss.HGsT q TSs s
lbs. shou,dsrs: loose. g cents, % Witch hTars
Se Tas Saacr iaSs Z very Sfsr ZIP
lar, the circumstances attending each sale rsgulat.
Ss '&si & eas.n i6s
ss sfH I. isS ri HiS; S Ss:iSin sS steam. sHa
:ss ::s. fiIss IssiS 'f i.sas e sr ss
Sss,S SS rSs :.ss. sas S.I:
sTs .S S:I 4 s:I.sSa 9. ss,s ss S9;
dull With small sales reported at % cents per rslon
National Republican., 1873-11-07
RAILROADS.,
THRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK

rTHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
-, MAsufNurog, November J, im1.
now run as follows, yig
FOR NEW YORK, without eidH1s Of cars
Leave daily, except Sunday, at T. m, and and
ron PHILADELPHIA.
Lsavo daily, except sunday, al : q. M, and I, s q
and t;3D y. m.
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York Al sap. M, and rhiladel.
WssripsS snfa fer Ses S; YORK n, q teal,
only. ' ~ V" ~ " IA. '&i"
Through ticfeta 10 rhiiAdclphls, New York or
nmp,ton ~ san he had at the Station Onco at All hours
slianaa az Inv aayi also tho Conlpanys Once, IS Tenn
pa.ssenseIs purchasing tickets atthe Avenue once
~ tneI9 arrange to have their bagSAse called for
and put IN tho baggage car AN' ~ASA ~ Wv e''N'
,s 70 pahnmioIe aud Ohio railroad advertisement
napol,s ma ~ h,ivNesh ,vsh WaahngtOn baltimore, An
THqs NM y; ,srpAMitP. M Master Of Trans portation.
0EO. y. kOOSTL, Agens at washinz,ou.
National Republican., 1873-11-07
GOVERNMENT SALES.
oSERNMENT SALE.
pEPor ouAaTynMAsrrn,s orr,crJ

DEPOT QUAnrERMAsrER's OTrIcE,l
Fonr LEAyESwoRTH, KAN, October U.s. ls5a (
VIII be sold by public auction, under the direction
of Captain John Liyers, Military storekeeper.
United states army, at the Goyernment warehouse
q 81: 81 nbS Pr & kp
o'clock m the following. named articles OF cloth.
ing by order Of the ouartermaster General, United
I5,,s7 Unborn Goats, s,li7 Great Goats, infantry;
235t sack Coat, lined; 3bl6 Sack Coats, uninedj
tl,73S Uniform Jackets: 74a.3 Felt Hats, l0Oo Hat
Feathers, tii,ss g. Brass % Hat uTrimmipss ~ Lisht
and Tassels, eS7S Brass Cap Trimmings, 10. .23
For,se Caps, t16 Forage Cap Govern, ib3 Sashes,
2,3E Pairs Shoulder Scales and Button and Slides:
15b55 Pairs Chevrons assorted. 81 40 yards OF Lace:
6JO pairs Trowsers, foot: H3 pairs Boots, sewed;
sts pairs Bootees. sewed; o, Blankets, woolen: 2S
sorted; Ge Morning Report Blanks, Also, a lot, Of
order Of the Department Commander.
TeIms OF Sale-Cash In United States currency.
No checks will be received, Cash at the time Of
bidding for all purchases below e5: deposit Of y
per cent Will be required on all sums above that
amount This rule will be risidly enforced. 70 In
will be sold by invoice mark. and neither quantity
Every effort will be made TO give correct descrip
tion and TO select fair sample by which to sell:
but purchasers must examine and buy at their own
Goods will be sold again for account Of and at the
risk aud expense Of buyers II not called for within
f.s dag. from last day Of sale.
!. q. CHANDLER,
Major and Ouartermarter U T. A.