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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-01-26
ARKANSAS.
Points Conspicuous In the DOings at the
State Capitol Ol-SnOWstOrm.

LITTLE Rock, January 25.-Tbe Sem
ate to-day passed the bill recurring m
contests for State offices to be mada
before the General Assembly.
The Governor has ordered a nevv rao,-
lstration in the counties of Scott. Job1-
son and Greene, that the people NAV
nave an opportunity to vote on the Con-
sututlonals Amendment on the third OF
March.
great many witnesses have been
summoned to appear before the Com
mlttee an Privileges and Elections At
washington in the Arkansas cases.
The Governor has given the eertifi-
cate OF election to w. J. Hynes, Re
form candidate, as Congressman at
Large.
A heavy snOw-storm prevailed TO-
day. River stationary.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Meeting Of the Legislature What It
mas Done and Proposes TO Do.
The Message Of the Governor High
ly COmmended-COrruptIOR
and SWindling.

| Special TO the Appeal.l
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI, January %
The Legislature met on Tuesday, but
little regular business has been reached
The time has been occupied in receiving
reports from State officers and passing
resolutions of respect to deceased mem
bers.
The Governors Message is a straight
forward, sensible document, full of good
suggestions, that will never be acted
upon. He vetoed the bill passed at the
close of the last session, reducing the
fees and salaries of public officers; also,
the bill reducing the number of judges
in the State. These vetoes create in
dignation among the Conservatives.
A bill was introduced to have the
School tax, now in the possession of the
Auditor, Immediately distributed to the
various counties.
Cunningham, the warrant forger, who
was arrested last summer with five hum
dred blank warrants in his possession,
was yesterday sent TO the State prison
for fifteen years.
swan and his confederates. charged
with raising State warrants, are now on
trial, and will probably accompany Cum
ningham.
District Attorney Stiles, of the Third
Judicial district, yesterday presented
charges to the House, looking to the i'm
parchment of Judge Anderson of that
district. The charges are of the gravest
character, including malfeasance in Of
flee, coercion of juries, prejudieement,
in fact, long catalogue of the foulest
and most degrading facts; but Anderson
IS learned in the law above his fellows,
and will probably come out of the con-
fict unseathed.
A swindler, named Davis, put in his
appearance here few days since, and
presented to one of our banks two gold
drafts, for three thousand dollars each,
on a New Orleans bank. They were
duly honOred in New Orleans, and Da-
Wis was notified, but he did not call for
the money. 1t was afterward ascer-
-ained to be fraud. Davis has failed
20 turn up, and in the meantime the
money goes back to New Orleans.
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TELEGRAPHIC PERSONALS,

Paris. '''o0' ~
feeble. '''--- u f''''e
Mr.. Cassidy was buried in ALBANY
yesterday. '''-
Lord Lytton was inferred yesterday
IN Westminster Abbey.
DIR. Pusey is better, and Empress En-
genie will not leave England.
John Cough Rand, the artist. was
buried at New York Friday.
Mrs. Wharton's poisoning ease is still
going on in the courts of Baltimore.
Mr.. Hull went up in a balloon at
Frisco yesterday. He came down again.
Bancroft Davis has been confirmed bv
the Senate as Assistant Secretary of
State.
Theodore Miears was hung at Denver,
SSoi4rado, friday. He murdered George
1871. - - ''7''
Charles A. Russell murdered James
Crotty IN California, and will be hung
az san Francisco on the twentieth Of
February next.
DR.. w. @. Tilden, Professor of Chem
lstry IN Howard University. was accj-
dentally shot in Washington. Friday
not dangerously.
carr Schurz delivered an able and
eloquent lecture on Germany and
rance TO a large audience on Thurs
day in Baltimore.
A. NJ. Florence has had iudoanert
rendered against him for five thousand
dollars, the amount in which he became
surety for Tom Fields, the Ring fugi-
tive. A15i
Defaulter Shute, says Boston tele-
gram, only took thirty-five thousand
COLLARS from the Exeter, New Hamp-
snlre, Bank; but he distracted large
amounts from the Exeter Savings Bank. |
Hon. Mr.. Archibald, Ex- Governor of
Manitoba, is to take his seat in the Do
mlnlon Cabinet. Hon. James Howe. |
present Secretary of State, is to be an |
pointed Lieutenant-GOvern of Nova
Scotia. -O''
John Hill, on Friday evening. shot
and instantly killed Captain Kearnev /
proprietor of the Central House. Wqs61
ington. Hill having discovered Kear-
ney IN his house, mistOok him for /
burglar.
BIZ Dennis, cOlOred, who was convict
ed OF committing an outrage on Mary
thompson in March last, was executed
at Newcastle, Delaware, Yesterday. he
went to the gallows singing a hvp1n
and said g. few words to the Sheriff in q
low tone.
John r. johnson, Swede. was sem
fenced on Friday to be hung at New
Haven, Connecticut, April 10 1874. for
Lhe murder OF Johanna Hess, of Meri-
den. Thelaw does not permit sentence
Of death to be executed under one wear
This is the first death-sentenee nro-
nouneed ia New Haven for TWENTY-FIVE
years.
Mayor Hayemeyer, of New York.
yesterday addressed a letter to Police
Justice Scott, excepting to his conduct
n recently discharging some of the
'awdust swindlers there, who have been
1ooding the country with circulars. of.
erlng to sell counterfeit money.
Foster, the murderer, in response to
he question if he had ANYTHING TO saw
Fhy sentence of death should not he
pronounced against him, replied: al
I'D not intend to kill him. when the
entence was pronounced, no hour was
designated for the execution. Some of
nose present expressed the opinion that !
ms omission was an error of great i'm /
'ortanoe to the prisoner. ii
Ia
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Confirmation of the Congressional
Investigation of Congress
slOnal Frand and
Corruption.
4 Roaring Farce in Which the
WhiteWasher will Shortly
Figure with a Large
Brush.
The Credit MObilier, Pacific Rail
road and Caldwell Bribery
Cases---A Big Job for the
Public Printer.



| At the session of the Wilson Special
Committee this morning Elisha Atkins
testified: Was stakeholder in Credit
| Mobiler, but never director; was a
| stakeholder in the Union Pacific rail-
road and a member of the Board of Di-
rectors of that road; witnessed the pro-
duct Of two-million-dollar note, given
| by the Union Pacific railroad to the
Credit Mobilier, dated August 4, 1852
and indorsed by Atkins, trustee; he
also produced an appeal bond for six
! hundred thousand dollars, given to Sc
cure Judgment in the suit of the State
! of Pennsylvania against the Credit Mo-
bilier; testified that this note was given
for the purpose Of securing the par
ties on the appeal bond against damages
resulting from the suit; presumed the
reason for making the note so large was
to cover the possible contingency
of it being paid in stock; we re-
membered of an account of one hun
dTed and twenty-six thousand dollars
being paid by the Union Pacific rail-
road for expenses, but never heard
that the money was used to influence
Legislation. Another account of fifty
thousand dollars was paid before his
connection with the road, of which he
knew nothing. He still holds note in
the interest of the railroad company,
pending settlement with the trustees.
Senator Oliver Ames was examined as
to the expenditure of large sums of
money on account of Congressional ex-
penses. He did not care to inquire into
the particulars of the expenditures, but
approved the report of the committee on
the subject. He supposed some of the
money was spent in getting legislation
through Congress for the benefit of the
Union Pacific Railroad Company. He
understood that great deal of it was
spent by DR.. Durant on account of the
Pawnee and Eastern Division railroads.
DR.. Durant has disbursed four hundred
and thirty-five thousand dollars. for
which he produced vouchers. The |
committee adjourned until ten o'clock |
Monday.
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Melatner.

w WASHINGTON, January 25.-FOr Mid.
die States, winds shifting to probably
northeasterly and southeasterIy with Ia.
creasing clcUdiReEs. Cloudy weather
over the southern States east of Missis.
sippi, with rain, excepting, probably.
snow for Tennessee and Kentucky, To-
night for the Northwest falling barom-
eter with higher temperature and winds
shifting, probably easterly and soutber-
", with increasing eloudiness and very
probably threatening weather with snow
from the Ohio valley to Lake Erie and
the upper lakes, with very generally
cloudy weather, accompanied by areas
OF SHOW. Rivers risen at Nashville and
Cairo, bat fallen At Pittsburg and CIn-
cinnati.
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O'HAIR-KENNEDY- the evening OF
the I'd inst, at the residence OF the BRIDE,
parents, by Rev. Father John Veale, Mr. Jas
L. O'HAIE and Miss LIZZIE c. KENNEDY.
May Love, Joy and Hope be their portion
through life
She's wed a good husband and he a good wife.
M.
MARSH-FELTS-At the Second Presbvte-
rian Church, ON the 9th inst, at II o'clock
noon, by Rev. W. E. Boggs, Mr.. WE. MARSH
of Holly Springs, Miss, and Miss FANNIE 5.
FELTs, of this city.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

MOBILE, January 25-Cotton firm
receipts, 2O29 bales; exports coastwise
iOS2 bales; sales, 700 bales; stock, SO, 55;
bales.
GALVESTON, January 25.-Cottor
strong; receipts, 205S bales; exports tc
Great Britain, S259 bales; sales, 1906
balesi stock, 64,6I3.
SAVANNAH, January 25.-Cottou
firm; receipts, 2162 bales: exports h
Great Britain, 1854 bales; to the conti-
nent, 1895 bales; sales, 400 bales; stock.
rs, ,7SS bales.
CHARLESTON, January 25.-Cotton
quiet; receipts, 1867 bales; sales, 500
bales; stock, 1852 bales.
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NUTTALL-At Corinth, Miss, January 2l,
1913, Of paralysis, Mrs. EMILY NuTrALL.
lChariotte On. Cl papers please copy.I
STARR-At his residence I2I Adams street.
on the morning OF the 18th inst after a long
anu anu painful illness, RICHARD ID. STARR, in the
10th year OF his age.
BIS friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend his funeral, which will
take place from the First Presbyterian Church
this SUNDAY afternoon, at 21S O'Clock.
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IN mEmoRuAm.

SA4DWELls-A memorial service win be
Aeiu IA Linden street Chfiatian Church this
SUNDAY afternoon, ats o'clock, as a tribute
OF respect and afecti0n to the late E. W
CALDWELL. one Ofthe foundsrsof the church.
Brief addresses via be delivered by Or. W. A.
Edmonsis, Tom Gale and David Walk.
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InsoITent Notice.

HAVING this day suggested the insOIvency
II OF the estate of Duncan Maclean, decd
ia accordance with the order OF the Clerk of
the County Court of Shelby county, in that
behalf, hereby give notice for all persons
having claims against the estate Of said Dun
can Maclean, decd, 10 appear before the
county Court Clerk Of Shelby county, and fle
their claims, authenticated in the manner
prescribed by law, on or before the I'D dav OF
April, 1873; and that any claim not dled on or
o lore said day, or before an appropriation OF
tne Iunds OF said estate is made, viii be for
ever barred, both in law and equity.
JOHN B. CAMPBELL
Executor Of Duncan Maclean, deceased.
January q, 1873. ia23 fri
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Executors Notice.

HAVING qualified as Executor of the es-
II tate OF E. W. Caldwell, Sr., all persons
are hereby notified 10 file with me all ac-
counts and demands AGAINST said estate,
within the time prescribed by law, or the
same VIII be forever barred and all persons
lnde bted 10 said estate viii cali and settle
with me, or my attorneys, at their Office. at
10 Union street. January %, 49,.
j. HALSTEAD. Executor,
Hanson & Estes. Attorneys. io.s; sat
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A Salt Lake telegram says that the
Mormons Of Cash Valley are indigrssslt
and threaten to lynch their Shersss,, be-
cause be did not kill the officers Of the
United States Court when the latter
attempted 10 serve a writ of aa6eos
corpus. 1t Is stated that further inter-
ference by United States authorities ia
the affairs OF the Mormon officials, viii
be met with more efiectual resistance,
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DISSOLUTION.

rTfHE firm of Howard & Bradshaw is this dav
i dissolved by mutual consent q. c. How
ard assumes all Liabilities and resources of
Howard x Bradshaw and OF Howard Brad
shaw & Co. also. He Is alone authorized to
settleall business connected with the ab0ve-
named firms. q. G. HOWARD.
January II, 1873. S. J. BRADSHAW.
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Stockholders Meeting.

fFHE regular annual meeting Of The stock
4 holders in the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad Company viii be held IN The town OF
Hopereld, Arkansas, on
Saturday. 18th Day OF February, Isza,
10 elect Board Of Directors, and to transact
such other business as may come before said
meeting.
BY order of the Board OF Directors
JOHN W. GOODWIN,
Sec'y and Treas. NJ. and r. r. K. X, Co.
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DIssO1UTxoN.

FS1H E partnerships John Temple and Waddly
IL Thompson is dissolved by mutual consent
The business VIII be continued at same place
45e Main street, by John Temple.
JOHN TEMPLE.
January q, 1873. WADDY THOMPSON
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RTARDI GRAS Is coming Secure your
vi Masks IN time at sPEUHT'S. Largest
assortment IN the city give him a call; keeps
Candy and Cakes always on hand IRISH every
day, at " MADISON STREET.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

ft'HE regular monthly meeting Of the Cham
u b5r OF Commerce will be held az the HalI
No. 365 Front street,
Monday, January 27th, at 3 o'clock I. II.
important business comes mn, and a fFlI at
tendance is earnestly called for,
NAPOLEON HILL, President
LEON TROUsDALE, Secretary. ia26
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COTTON PLANTATION HANDS FROM
~ Georgia can be furnished to planters BY
applying to Z. W. ALIEN,
Ja2l Commercial Hotel
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"A CARD.
ha5 Business In the country requiring nv
personal attention, lenders It necessary fos.
me 70 Withdraw from the firm Of Howard &
Bradshaw, and in 50 doing tender my tnank Ks
70 those who have favored us with their pa
trOnage, and commend them to the favorable
consideration of my surviving partner, Capt
q. c. Howard, who viii conLinue the busi-
ness. s. j, BRADSHAW
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COTTON FACTOR
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 2s6 front street, Memphis.

~ The business viii be continued on nv
own account. solicit consignments, and
promise my best efforts in behalf OF those
who favor me with their business.
q. c. HOWARD.
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LOUISIANA.
The Situation Who is Responsible
Grant, Pinehbeek 4 Company.
Good Advice from a Political Opponent
VIII Grant Act on IL!
BY TELEGRAPH.l

NEW ORLEANS, January 25.-The
PEc0yuRe, in an editorial on the political
complications, says: "For relief we look
to the plain, palpable, unmistakable in
terest Of the Radical party to avoid an
issue before the country on Louisiana
outrages, to make Durell shoulder
the burden of his illegal iniquities,
and thus to relieve General Grant and
party from the responsibility to set aside
injunctions, withdraw United States
troops and allow the people of Louisiana
to have their own government and to
manage their own affairs under their
own form of government, long since
pronounced, and indisputably republi-
cam
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-01-26

G. Q. EoWARD.
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AUCTIONS.
cONsTABLE's SAL,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

RoYsTER, IRRELEVANT & CO,
N.E.eor. MAin aad Jefferson ss..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-23
ASer prsubii@e Gultnsminitsr als
Sisner in OHentli&er &ams
n1er nehrnnhmarft.
Mer NebrQn0Marft

Wel6e &c M ct n Wftttel bic preuz
Slide 8esieruns in ibrem 6alle II. &>
fe sesen pie fatbolilde STRIDE sebrau1t,
unp ME nett eS NIT Der purd Ytsmard
gum Syitem erbObenen pplitil9en !Ssus
6clei in Der preubildsn &ammer ses
fpmmen 1T, bepeist Der fplsence Yprfau.
Gultusminiter Salt laste in Der SiBuns
Der preubil6en 8ammer pom Is. Sebr.,
Der Grsbii9pf BON Yplen babe pom
{ d. li6en StanppunftI d. pas
N einSer %ltanpen erfl6rt raS
in cen pplniIdm 0yunaiien RE reutl6e
Spra6e in allen 9urien, nit ausnabme
tes Observation-Disclosures ale Inter
ri6tsiprade sebraudt perre. Sn Der
fpIsenpen Siguns betritt Der abseorps
nste &antad bic Ausiase res G%ultus;nis
niiters unp iaste, es fale ibm bsipnrers
aut rab rer gr;biidpf fI6 nit Der Gin
fibruns Der reutiben llnterri6tslprade
pom fir9li6en Stanppuntt
aus einperftanesn erfldrt babe. Der Gulz
tusminilter belt feline Ssbauptuns aufe
reGt, namsntli9, pas Der GrstiiGpf fi9
pom firdliben Stancpuntte einperitan'
zen erf!drt babe.
Der @b9eorrnete Gblapcpsfy bate
iid unterpehen na6 pplen sewanpt, um
aus iiberer Suslle III erfabrsn, mas an
Der SADIE lei. auf @runo Der @nt.
mort, psl1e er erbielt ertldrte CT in Der
ndditen SiBuns cate9priid. rae
Die Sebauptuns ees Serrn Gultu6minis
iterS unridtis iei. Da Seritummte Der
Winilter. Der abseprpnete 8antaf be-
fraste li6 ipater minpli6 teim grsbis
ldpfe su polen unp bDrte aus reiien
Wunee, RAP Der GrSbiidpf nie, prrer
miinclih, nod fdriitlih, werer Sfentlib,
nod ~privatim ii1 Ger @prte beeient bas
BE- bic ibm Der Gultusminiiter sul6reibt.
Der 9ultusminiiter bebauptete alio in
Sffentlider Siyuns a9prafli6 u.
10 ieoerbplt mas man i'm 9epSbnli'
den Stben nit Rem @orte ,,Sa8e" be-
Seidnet.
9etra1tet man bic 0rinoe ndber
pel6e ben Gultusminifer bepp9en bas
ben, ptlientli9 unp piaentli6 Ger 0atr.
Seit auf's 8re6lte ms @eli6t Al l9las
gen, 10 ldBt ii9 isbr leidt Ger 3wsd ins
ben /: Gs 1T Ger WadiaSeQii6e 0runps
IaB divide ct impera" [Ibeilc Il. berrs
SheJ -gQ;s isne6 y}nIf hSuocn aud RIO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-23
~2nremburger 0a5ette.

belize, Diesbers als 5auptmann, Die
penbrpd als lieutenant, BET Dem bcrfener
9ancwebrtataiapn. Oils .. Ddesbers
ieinen @uftras in 8esensburs benz Dol,
Dispenbrcd mitsetbeilt, Der leBtere, fpie
I6cn friiber Dor Der @abl 8naucrs, eners
gid unp fatespriI6 ablebnte une belize
8ameraeen, bic ii6 In all Der Belt nidt
seIeben, in Sertrauli1em @eiprd6e sas
lammen Iaeen, melcete y. Oiepenbrpd's
Diener einen fremeen Serrn in 9eiltli6er
Sraht Der ben Dompedanten III ipreben
wini6e unp unten i'm Spre6simmer ilBe.
9alen sic i'm berauf fpmmsn, iaste
Diepenbrpf. Mlsbalp eri6ien Der fremz
be Serr. Na6rem ie ii6 sesenleitis
bersli6 besriiet batten, sos Der 8remre-
es mar rer Nuntius 9iale Yrela, pom
beilieen Sater rabinseIanct-ein eisens
banpiseS S9reiben aus Der Ial6e. Dies
penbrod Sffnete es: Eas Wratislaviam
etc. etc. nDu sebit mad . reslau."
u@enn Der Yapit befeblt", ia9te Die
penbrpd, Dcann mus i6 seken y.
Oaesters, Ypr Treuce Ii6 bic Sinpe reis
bend, iaste !: mum babe t6 bier reiter
nidts su tbun : i6 ellie Slei6 mad
Berlin I'm mcinem &bnise bic frpbe
gptIbait III ibcrbrinsen." Ssire umz
armten ii6 nit einem bersliden nestes
wpbl!" auf baloises 8icrerlrben in
Berlin. = Oils Oiepenbrpf ipdter i'm
lbrpnlaale su Berlin in 8eaenpart pes
fpnisli6m Sofes unp iammtlider Wints
fer rem bilhBni6en Gin ibpEren Iolte,
iaste rer bp6ielise 8Snis ;u y. Dies
berg: u3elen sic benz !Serrn Donnie
6anten bic Gicssfprmel laut Spr."
Na6cem pteies sei6ebsn mar, fanp Die
psnbrpf auf unp iaste nit beller Stims
me: uMajeitat! Den Gip i6rpbre t6
ni6t einen Iplden Gip ldpSre i6 ni6t,
einen ipl9en Gin fam rnp parf fein fas
tbplilder SiIdpf I9pBren. Gber sebe
i9 mad 8esensburs surit." uGut!'
iaste Der bumane quite 8bnis su y.
DieSbsrg uitreiden sic @aee, mas y.
Diepenbrpf seftri6en 'baben wia."-
Dies seIdab unc D. DIesbers las bic
mad rem 0uni1e .. Oiepenbrpd's se>
dnperte Gprmsl ppr. Dieter earauf
Iprad laut: DWaiefat! Den Glib
l9pSr t9 !" erbpb feline re6te Sanp
unp I1pur. OaS mar Der Slritbiidpf
Wel6ipr. Die beicen Sffsiere purc.n
Mittass CUR fSnisli6en Safel selapen
uno stnsen am slbenp mad einem ber;li
den ueetewcbl auf @isceriebn" aus
%einanper. (W. STD
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-23
Gin idOner 3us aus BEN Ssbea oes
iel. Cardinals b. 9iepenbro6.

De- Yerftobene Sberprdficen BON Dues
BERG mar es. Der i'm Ssrbite 1914 pom
bp6lelissn &5nise Sriepri6 @ilbelm ".
mad 8esensburs gum camalisen DOM
cs6anten WeldiOr bon OiepenbrpUd ses
lanct wurpe, pcnIelben in ieinem Namen
su bitten unp su tepesen, bic pur6 ben
Sob pss SdrfbiI6pfS &nauer erleci9te
SteIe pes Gpiseepats Sreslaa an;unebs
men.
Ni6tS fonnte rem Wirfl. 0eb. Sber,
Suli; unp Direftcr Ger fatbplil9en Sir
neutrality-suspicious. i'm Winiitelium. ..
Ddesbers, a%nsensbmer isin, als rieier
auftras, Ieinen alien Srieasfameraren
aus ben Sabren 1913 bis 1914 einmal
pieeer su lsben. Sic risnten namli9
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als rpenr, er Jpn, ale Der polnii&en Spra@
DIE feineli9 8efinnt Dor bic Di5eeIaneu
binsefeut bdtte. llnp nod mebr, btes
ipIte pom ftr1lt1en Stanopunfte
aus seideben iein. sllio bic Stride, bic
IrBiterin, Ter Sort alIer unterhridten u.
sefnebelten SSlfer, fe BELLE burd ibre
Diener pieie N~atipnalitat untersraben.
uBenn es," iast pas 8latt, benz mir
rie6acta entnebmen, n~selunsen pdre, nit
pieier 3ise turdiucrinsen, 70 batte man
nit einem Sdlas Dem GrSbiIbpf bic 9ies
be unp ras Sertrauen aqer DiSceIanen
aerautt. Man bssreift paruiL resmes
gen bic pplnilden @bseprcneten 70 fart
p'rauf bielten Der Sade auf ben Grunp
su fommen."
Galt grub bic 9rube unp iisl aud bk
nein.
Tins tpunbern tbrisenS ale bic Wittcl,
bic man In Yreuben anpenpet, UNI bic
Stride su fnedten, ni6t mebr. Mint<
fter, pensn bic @runerette pes 9olfes
ni6t mebr beilis iinp, eenen fommt es
auf cine 4iise mebr Deer ,peniser ni6t
an, it's aud in Sfsntli6er 8ammer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-23
Na9ri9ten bon Der fat6oliiGea Be-
iuegung in Stalien.

Sn Bologna, ME aud in Surin uni
anrern Stdpten Staltens, bereitet man
srpbartise fatbpliide Demcnfrationsn
Dor fir ben Is. Mai Seft bes y. @respl
VII, unb ahteS Gentenarium ietner grs
bebuns auf ben Sbrpn wel6eS beuts
Plus TX einnimmt. Ni9ts fam ssitz
semaeer iein, ais Elm ipl6es S~efenntnif
ces fatbplii1en @lauben anseii6tS rel
@erfclsuns, wsl6s ME su ben 3eitsn
0respr'S VII. BON DeutI6lanb aus am
sefa6t BON alien Seiten ben Stubl petri
berrobt.
Grespr VII, bieier beilise unp sroes
papt, elmer Der berrli6en 0eitalten pieler
wu~nrerbartn Oynaltie Der rSmii6en pap
ite, wel9e fait ebenlo Siele srpbe Wanner
ME @itslierer sdblt 1T Elm erbabenes
Muitsr Der unbe;winsliden Gnersie, per-
bunpen nit elmer un;sritSrbaren Settles
rube. Oa7elbe bspunpert Die sanseWelt
in Plus TX.
Oils 0rsspr mad 12jdbrisem Sample,
uuternpmmen, UNI bic Stride aus benz
pfuble ber Simpnie ;u ,rbeben unp aus
ben 8anpen Der 8ne4tiaaft su ttfreisn,
In psl9en bic 8iritsn ie eefansen biels
ten, BON aIer 8elt Serlal1en lnD aus
ieiner Saupttapt psrtriebsn, in Salsrno
cine 3uHudtsftitte sefunren bate. fab
er Iein Gnpe berannaben. sd babe bic
@srsdtisfsi. selisbt," rief er aus, ~unp
babe cas- Sdleate scbaft tarum iterbe
i6 In Der Serbannuns" ST ni6t bic
Gage piuS' TX. bislslbe, er Der nun i6pn
i'm pritten SABRE als 0efansener in isis
mem sissnm Saule einsei&lpfen 1T :? ST
er ni9t In slsi6sn SsprdnsniHen, unc
f5nnte er ni6t nit sUlem 8e9te bic
erbatsnsn 0prte @rssor'S VII. na6s
lprsdsn? Die trsfenpe asbnli6feit wels
DE spilGen pislen beiren bo6basissn
pdplten beitebt, bat rem fatbplil6en
Slattern in Stalisn ben 9epanfen einses
seben, in ~beloncers feisrli6er @eiie pas
Ssit res IS. Wtai su teseben.
(8. @lb.)