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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-21

Alice Brown and barges, Little Condor.
up; Louisville, Capitol City. River
falling. Weather cool
PITTsBURo, November 20.--Riyer fall.
ing slowly with ca feet in the channel.
NASHVILLE, November 2O.-River ris.
ing again; feet inches on shoals. Ar.
rived: Ella Hughes, Cairo. Weather
clear and cold.
CIscIsNATI, November 2O.-River
~ feet and stationary. Arrived Andes,
Wheeling; Arlington, Memphis. DE.
parted; X WSkillipger, pitts5urg.
ST. LOUIS, November 2O.-Arrfved:
Belle Momphis, Memphis; Jasper, New
Orleans. Departed Bertram, Keokuk;
w ID Smith, Rcd river; Colorado, Vicks-
burg Maggie, Illinois river; Mary Low
cry, New Orleans. River falling
Weather warmer.
EVANSVILLE November Weather
clear and cold ill since noon, now cloud
ing. Mercury II to sc. River risen
inches. Port list down Gray Eagle
midnight; Big Sunnower, o am; Morn
ing Star, i;3O pm Up: Geo. Roberts,
pam. Ark Bile, G pm. Business very
light.
LoUIsATLLE, November 20--River
rising slowly with G feet inches in ca.
nal, feet inches in pass down Indian
chute. Weather cold and cloudy. Bust
ness moderate. Arrived: Gen. Lytle
Cincinnati; Dove, Madison; 1arascon,
Memphis; Charmer, j. ID. Parker and
Nick Longworth, Cincinnati. Departed
Gen. Lyle, Cincinnsti Dove, Madison;
Tarrscon, Henderson; Charmor, Evans.
WILLIE j. ID. Parker, Memphis; Lawrence
ST. Louis Mary Houston, Now Orleans
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WASHINGTON.
OPINION THAT WAR CANNOT BE
AVERTED.
DECISIONS OF THE SECRETARY or
THE INTERIOR.
THE WAR PROSPECT.


WASHINGTON, November 20.-Tho i'm
preston is general in oilicial and other
circles here to-day, that the Spanish gov
ernmont is disposed to make every effort
to settle impending difficulties, and gen-
lstions with the president, assert they boz
lleve that
WAR WILL ARISE
from presint complications, inasmuch t
Spain, though CASTELAR, has given assur-
ances that all proper demands from this
government will be complied with.
LITTER
was received in this city to-day from Gen.
Longstreet, offering tho services of 5000
men TO the government, should the neces-
sity arise therefore.
ORDERING OFFICERS.
Tho navy department 10 ordering oi
GERS TO the FRANKLIN, Colorado, Brook lyn
and Decatur, soon TO sail for Cuban
waters.
The secretary of state has received tho
following dispatch from Consul.General
Hall:
HAVANA, November lS.-Tho consul
at Santiago reports, under date of 18th in
slant, that the total number of executions
OF persons from the Virginius WAS 81 and
that there had been no executions since
tho sth instant. Statements published
here on the l4th respecting 81 ad-
ditional executions proved to be untrue.
DECISIONS CONFIRMED.
Tho secretary of the interior has aflirm
ed the decision of tho commissioner gon-
al r. l.. 4. ~.
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MARKET REPORT.

New ORLsASs, November 2o.-Flour
dull aud nominal.
Corn meal demand dull, 80.
Corn dull, 65@6Gc.
Oats dull and unchanged soc.
Han dull, nominal.
Bran scarce, firm l71c.
Bacon and shoulders 5,96c; sides Ia.
tic.
Bulk meats 6l@6i for shoulders.
Lard firm st@9ic.
Pork dull, unchanged.
Hogs, lower, western dressed q 90.
CHICAGO, November 2O.--Plour steady
Wheat excited and higher; Mo- spring
closed Oil cash; 90 December; North.
western 0iGl 10 November.
Corn steady and firm, No mixed 39I :;
closing At 39d39!c cash or Decent Der; 40.
9Ilc January.
Oats fair demand and advanced; No .
3ll932c.
Rye good demand at GiGG5c.
Barley good demand; No 2 GOAL 80;
No 3 ol@o5c.
Provisions firm and higher.
Pork II S76Dl2 cash or December; L.
ola 20 January l2G9l2 70 bid Febru.
airy.
Dry salt moa,s advanced s1tc all
rousd.
Lard firm 1907 IS.
Whiskey soc.
ST. LOUIS, November 2O.-Hem dull
unchanged.
Flour dull unchanged.
Wheat, spring dull, closed lower No 2
9s(a99 fall and dull; No nominal at
70; No Goal 500.
Earn li,nita1 Dr,n. = o 80; 81
offered November 52i; Al! bid; regular
car lots 43 cash.
Oats steady and firm, No mixed 37@
373 cash.
Barley Unchanged.
Rye held higher offered u, 10, IS bid.
Pork quiet unchanged.
Dry salt meats in good demand; loose
clear rib 10 days in salt 81; clear rib pack
ed 81; clear &; bacon light supply, nat
much selling; blesr sides Gia7 old and
new
Lard, round lots in demand at lower
rates; small lots prime steam 7!5s.
Whiskey dull at So.
Hogs lower at 3 55G9f
Cattle beet grades in good demand; Tex
as steers 6OG3 90; native beef cows
1908 90.
New YORK, November Colour quiet
superiine 5OG5 90; common TO good
2O(aG IS; good to choice 6O97 80;
white wheat extra 30@s 10.
Whiskey moro active 94ic.
Weat demand less active but quotations
higher; No 2 Chicago spring 43@l 40;
Iowa spring 4i9l 46; white western
l 55(9l 10, Northwestern l As.
Bye scarce and firm 90096c.
Barley scarce and nrmer.
Corn tirmer and loss active; mixed west
crn firm 69@7Oc in store 664@70c.
Oats firmer; mixed western atloat 56c;
white 57@58c.
Csifae dull.
Sugar quiet and steady.
Meal dull and unchanged,
Pork quiet; new mess IA so December;
Prime mess 10.
Beef and cut meats dull and unchanged.
Middles steady; long clear and short clear
January 7s@7i@7sc.
Lard steady; western steam s@7ii
December 7sc.
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PROBA BILITIES.

WAsnINGToS, November l0.--For
Northwest and Upper Lakes, thence to
Missouri and Kentucky, southerly winds,
rising temperature and cloudy weather,
with occasional rain on Friday.
For Lower Lakes and thence 10 West
Virgininia, westerly and southwestorly
winds, partly cloudy and cold weather.
For Tennessee and Western Gulfsouth-
erly winds, increasing cloudiness and
higher temperature, with occasional rain
tomorrow.
For Western Gulf and South Atlantic
States, northwesterly winds ,erging to
soulherly, low but slowly rising temporal
ture and clear weather.
For Middle and Eastern States, north
westerly winds, cold and clear weather.
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The Sun, that sstute journal without
An opinion, believes that the question we
raised last Sunday, we believe, in regard
to the absence from our statute book OF
any law authorizing boards of county
commissioners to organize, is IL snare,
nest" If it is, it is a "mares nest Of
some Importance. The Sun is probably
convinced already that this Is true, and
that our wonderful discoveries" will no
"all prove gas" The governor LAS Iofusvt
TO commission the members Of boards OF
county commissioners elected a short
time ago,and the committee on revision Of
the Legislature has prepared bill TO give
effect to the constitutional provision pro-
viding for boards of commissioners in
counties not under township organization.
The Sun, AS usual, has put its foot in it
up to the knee.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
RIsuOP CuMMINus.


LOUISVILLE November 2O.-A mem
Der Of the standing committee OF the dio-
cese of Kentucky, has received q letter
from prominent clergyman of the east,
relative to Bishop Cummings withdrawal
from his work in Kentucky, and from tho
Episcopal church, which is of the highest
authority. The letter says tho bishop
acted by himself, and against the protest
of Evangelical men. Even tho most rad
zeal oppose his course, and will give his
movement no support. attended IA meet
ing of tho leading Evangelic clergy in
Philadelphia to-day, and found them a
unit against tho bishop SO | suppose we
arc to have no movement of any import
ance. 1t Is thought that the bishop stands
alone. for which we have reason to be
thankful. A convention is talked of to
elect an assistant bishop IN Cummings
place
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THE Sun wishes to convey the i'm
preston to the public that we are abusing
Mr.. Wilson. We need not say TO that
gentleman, this is not true. He knows we
arc warm sdmirer OF his character, md
allow nobody but Mr.. Smmerwell, (who
has been his admirer for fifteen yoars) to
go before us in devotion to his Interests.
We expect to embrace him during the merit
political campaign, and with him 20 in to
whip out all the Raids in Southern Illinois
lie Isl Democrat after our own heart
Tom and We think alike on most ques.
tion'. In fact politically We use one
quill, The truth 10, Mr.. Wilson is q sa-
gacious politician. He don't linger in the
by-psths of political stupidness, and has
sense. We have weakness for him, and
we are resolved that the Sun shan't have
him all. We like him for himself; the
Sun for his-shsll we say, purse?
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THE Sun need not DO alarmed. We
are not q candidate for congress, and have
not, even for a moment, hoped We should
ever be selected to bear down in force on
Little Ike. There are in this district val
liant anti. Radicals either of whom will
willingly undertake the task of wiping
out Mr.. Clements maj ority, in which la
Dor wa shall most assuredly take hand.
But the Sun need not shake its locks n,
US. We are not in Little Ikes way.
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TIE Sun wishes to know If we realize
that the Taxpayers OF the county and city
are waking up to a realization Of some
sort of mismsnagement OF their interes,
In connection with the Cairo and st. Loui'
railroad Are the people waking up tc
such . realization Does the Sun be.
lisvs there has been mismsnsgemen. Of
the interest Of the people of Cairo and
Alexander county in connection with the
Cairo and St. Louis railroad? lit does
wherein hes been that mismansge men,
and who Is responsible for h' We de.
mand answers TO these questions. The
Sun has hintsd long enough. 1t Ia.
limited that the county and city have los.
something by the stupidity or dishonesty
Of The directors Of the Cairo and st. Louis
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THE Sun asks US why We last
year favored the levying and
collection Of u tax on Cairo
and st. Louis bonds not delivered ? This
question is an implied assertion that we
did favor such tax. When the Sun
made the charge it was either ignorant of
the truth or knowingly asserted a false
hood. We never advocated the policy of
paying interest on bonds in the hands of
county and city. We pay taxes, and find
them very burdensoms we have an in.
tersst in having them as low as possible
To collect unnecessary taxes is folly. Las
year the levy WAS made without ou
knowledge. We paid the taxes, withou
protest, because verybody else did, anc
because, in addition to this fact, we be
lieved the road would DO completed b
September lst, last, and the money woul
be needed TO pay interest that would az
crue on the bonds before tho taxes of th
year could have been collected.
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TIN Chicago Tribune and other pu

Thu Chicago Tribune and other pure
minded newspapers are shocked because
the Chicago Times is vulgar sheet
i.e., publishes the spicy items of new
about matrimonial infelicity, loving moi
wisely but too we'll and being detec ted, and
so forth. The Times is no worse in this
regard than any other good paper. They
all do it, even the Christian press; but
the Times, being very enterprising, sur
passes all its contemporaries, and thoy arc
consequently very angry.
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FROM ONINCY. ILL,
DIsEMBowLED AND HORRIBLY hUTILATE
BY HoGs-A SUPPOSED MURDER.

DIsEMBOwLED AND HORRIBLY MUTILATED
BY HoGs-A SUPPOSED MURDER.
QuIsCY, Ill, November 2U-Ycster-
day, William Balloon, butcher of Rock
port, Pike county, Illinois, while return
ing home from this city, no discovered tho
remains of man lying by log near
where there had been small fire. The
man was decently dressed, but hogs had
eaten away his eyes and face, and
had eaten holo in his side
AID disemboweled him. His hair
had fallen from hi, head. Everything in
dicated that he had been dead some days.
Balloon procured hel p and built fence
around the remains, and then went to
Rockport, whore he reported the facts to
Squire Chaiiee, who impaneled u jury
and proceeded to the spot and held an in
quest, They brought the remains to
Rockport, whore they now are. Those
who saw the corpse declare it to be the
most sickening sight they ever beheld.
No clue has been obtain cd thus far 10 to
his name, or how no came to his death
The jury had not decided on verdict "a,
6 o'clock pm, to-day. The only thing
found on his body besides his clothing was
a paper with tho initials j. Il on it, but
those may be tho initials of tho msnufac
turer. The spot where he was found is al
the head of crooked slough, and is just
such a place as would BIO selected by O
villain to commit murder.
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A LOVE missile (or missive) from Rev.
Logan Sleeper to the editor of TnE Bull
LKTIS contains the information that Lo-
gan 10 at Murphysboro, we'll and happy,
and that be is laboring faithfully in the
vineyard. He breaches almost every
night, crying make the path straight,
and feed the workmen of the Lord !"
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road 10 this city Messrs. Taylor, Hurd,
Allen, Bross and OberIy. We de-
msnd now that 1t prove its charges
that it show wherein tho city and
county has lost one cent and
that IL name the directors who are re-
sponsible for the loss. If tho Sun shall
refuse or ia unable to do this, it mus!
stand convicted of mean and malicious
lying,
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FROM SCHEN ECTADY, n. Y.

NAVIGATION BLOCKED on THE ERIE
CANAL.
SCHsNEcTADY, November 90. - The
canal froze here last night and the leo is
two inches thick. Four or five hundred
boats are frozen in between here and Buff
falo, loaded with corn, wheat, oats, apples,
potatoes and lumber. But few boats
passed yesterday. The ice breaker was in
operation yesterday and is expected here
to-day. Tho prospect for futher naviga.
ton is bad
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FROM CHICAGO.


WILLARD TOUKNAM ENT.
In billiard tournament this afternoon
Joe Dion beat Daily. Score, 400 to $40 in
the Goth inning, Daily playing on hard
luck. Largest runs, Dion 81, 81 and 20.
Dali 81, 30 and %. This evening Cy-
rilla Dion beat Bessinger Sore 400 to 342
in 10th innings. Longest runs, Dion Sc,
SO and SO. Bessinger 4s, ~ and 80. Gar
ner and Daily now playing, and at 1;45,
Garner has 100 with balls in hand to
Daily o.
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FROM WHEELING, w. V.

WHEELING, November 20.-A woman
named Mrs. Cornwell, residing in Green
county, Pennsylvania, about seven miles
cast Of Littleton, in this state, committed
suicide this morning by hanging. Do
mcstic difficulties was the cause of the act.
The weather was very cold here last
night and to-day. 1t showed a little this
morning, but it is now clear.
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Mn. WENDELL PHILLIPS prophecies
great results from electricity. His proph-
ecies may be laughed at IN this day,
but they will, we have no doubt, be more
than realized by the world in the future.
The "Coming Man" of Bulwer may be an
inhabitant of the globo before many ceL-
turtles have passed into eternity.
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THE vIRGISIUs.

THE vIRGINIUs.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, November 90
There was no concealment of the actual
errant OF the Virginius, while she WAS
here, as IL was notorious that the oiiicers
had dancing parties on board, and that
public meetings were held in honor Of
Cuban Independence, at which the cap
tain Of the Nirginius occupied the chair.
The steamer WAS repaired while in port
and coaled at tho expense Of the Cuban
Junta.
At port Au Prince several Jamaca
merchants, all colorcd, on board tho Nir-
ginius, became alarmed and run away but
they were hunted up and dragged from
their hiding places and delivered over to
the officers of the Virginus, by whom they
were taken on board again and put in
irons and so forced to go
on this perilous adventure,
Capt. Macarthur OF tho British schooner
Brilliant, reports that just before the Nir.
gnius was captured, Gen. Verona advised
tho firing of tho powder magazine and
consequent blowing up OF the vessel,
rather tnan they should fall into the hands
of the Spaniard., but tho captain per.
suaded and convinced Gen. Verona
that being under the American flag
and in neutral waters, they would
not dairy touch any man on board.
Varone and his followers thereupon be-
came satisfied and shortly after an officer
from the Tornado boarded the Virginius
and demanded her papers. The officer,
after inspection, said they were correct,
but stated that they were made prisoners,
Varone replied that he was pris-
oner because there was not an
English or American man.of-war
near to witness this scandal on the
laws of the nations, He added that he
could have blown up the vessel with all
on board, but he hal not done so since
her papers were correct and she had not
been seized in Cuban waters. Tho Amer
lean Hag.was, he considered, their pro,cc-
tion and no surrendered.
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FOREIGN.
ERA NCE

PARIS, November 2O.--Immedistoly af-
ter the adjournment of the assembly last
night, the members Of the cabinet ten
dered their resignation President Nc
Mahon refused to accept thom and begged
them to retain their Offices until new
cabinet is formed.
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FROM BOSTON.
POISON.

BosToN, November 20.-While nurse
in the city hospital was suffering from poi
son taken with Wow of ending her life,
Arthur Foster, young physician, was
called to attend her, and be prescribed tor
Hysteris, and learning afterwsrd that she
had taken poison and died of its effect, he
becams SO chagrined that he killed him.
self.
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FROM BUFFALO, n. Y
A "CHEEKY" THIEF,

BUFFALO, November 20.--A thief
snatched u pocket-book belonging to G.
Fulinger, an Ohio cattle drover, from the
counter of the Marine bank, containing
check drawn by l.. l.. Croker for six
thousand dollars and other valuable pa
pers. All persons are warned against
negotiating for the check.
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, November ls.-Herald Spe-
cial.-Capt. Fry of tho Virginius, previ-
Gus to his execution, wrote letters to
President Grant, his wife, Father Hubert
Of New Orleans, and to Walter Fry.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, November 2O.-The
residence OF A. w. Walker, miles be.
low the city, burned. Loss $4,000
SHOT HIMSELF.
w. Kiok,a German shoemaker, suicided
by shooting himself with pistol.
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FROM PROVIDENCE, Il. |.


DEED READY For SIGNATURES.
PROVIDENCE, November 20.--Sprague s
deeds now only await signatures of trus-
tees, one Of whom is absent in Maine on
bushes of tho firm, and another attend.
ing meeting of Hoyt, Sprsgue IL Cos
creditors. 1t lie probable the deeds will
not DO executed this week.
IN SEARCH.
Officers are in search of Wardell the al.
sconding cashier of tho Commercial Bank
of this city.
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FROM HARRISBURG.
INDICI

HARRISBURG, November 20.--Rosen-
ton and Noodle, arrested on a charge of
killing Abraham at Middletown, together
with Davis and Preston, hold as acessor-
los, were oil indicted to day.
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FROM SWEGO.

OswEGo, N. Y, November 20,-The
schooner West Side, from Milwaukee,
with wheat, went ashore tonight under
Fort Ontario. The crew were taken of
in life boats.
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FROM PATTERSON.
OYER TO RESUME.

PATTERsos, N. j., November 2O.-Two
large locomotive work offer TO resume
If their late employees will consen. to a
reduction of wages.
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FROM FORT MONROE.

FoRr MONROE. November 2O.-The
United States steamer Ossippee, from
Newport, passed in this forenoon for the
Norfolk navy yard.
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Fsurlace OF water below bench marx.
EDWIN GALAND,
Observer sig. Ser. u. S. A
New ORLEANS, November 20.-No ar
rivals, Departed John r Tolle, St.
Louis. Weather clear and COOL
VIcKsDuRG, November 20. - Down
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, November 20.-The directors
of the bank of England to-day fixed the
minimum rate Of discount at eight per
cent.
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RIVER NEWS.

Rise aud Fall Of the RIVERS
Cor "a hours ending p m, Nov. 30, 1873
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Seeding matter ON every page.

"No, sir 1 want no moro war" is the
emphatic declaration Of Mr.. Beck, the
Democratic statesman OF Kentucky.
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SPAIN.
$4,000 MEN.

MADRID, November 20.-It is officially
announced that tho efioctual Spanish for ca
in Cuba number 1000 men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-26
E ..

seA-SaSbir, Der seifrsi@e SatyrifG be.
la3ts sinff in Wisn sin aaHesbaus in Der Nabe
Der gDrie. no 60 isbr lstbaft bsrsins uns ba CT
isinsn Slid unbtisst fanb, nabm er nsbsn sinsm
Ssrrn an siusm flsinsn Gdtii&&sn Was. Der
Ssrr iitbt Sprnsbm aut tsIprsnettirt Sapbir unb
i&narrt d. mild psrnsbmIi& Dor i& bin Sxbtn-
pad! 5israuf rspet Sapbir ben arrpsanten
Grsmesn bSai1 an
Sntiau!pistn Sie, babe id ni&t bic Gbrs, Zen
Strrn 8oit Ser mir ,u ltbtu2
@sin! Wie 70?
Bite, sntf&uIbisen Sis sic BADEN ater cine
10 srcBe asbnli6fsit NIT Srn. &Ot; Sic taben
gan, Rotts Siirn, 8ott's @ussn unb Rutt's
Naie.
Ia has flsine 3pissslprSG nidt st,n lsiis
ssfaert pures unc Sapbir bic ea6sr auf isiner
Ssits bate. sOs Ger 8rsmos pot, l& ssrGui9lcs
su priidsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-26
Ea-Die lbusrlte Aaob.-gine @su 'gsrfe,

ES@Die ittpsris Sasb,-gine Nep gsrfsr
3situns itimmts farsli& ~fulssnbss alasslieu an
Die SasS auf bea 5ippcsptamus an ben llfsrn
ess NiIs, auf csH alligator in Der BAY spneoui.
iIana, auf ben Sospsn in Numibisu, auf ben 60
rias in afrita, auf ben Sissr in Ssnsalsn, ben
Barren in S&reren uuS tsn @Olf in ben 6tsy.
pen &usianSs-icl&e Sasb III sin rsinss Sin.
ssripiel sesen cine Sasp mad einsm treusu, aei.
sissu unS bsiteipsnsn DisnamSb4sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-26

neA- Gin amsrifanii6r Srfnbsr frast in si.
mem wihsni6aftli3sn Sourna. warum man ni@i
elmer sunssn Stapt bic tslesrapbii&sn Wa&ri&.
ten auf sinmal mittelf elmer srObsn Damsipfsifs
cesr elmer Spra&mai6iue BON senissnpsm Tim.
fang mittbeiIsn t5nne, anltatt ben lauspisrisen
prO;eb ees Stssns. Drudens, Gal3ens u. Aus.
irassns Der 3eitunsen purd3umaten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-26

Sas>S ScneUn rsnft Rismanp paran, feline
sissnen Stisisl au pi6ien iasts Gin botmatbi-
ger GnslSnssr su abrabam eiueoln, zen sr tsim
Stisfslwi&isn antraf. Slp abe mar absr be-
fanntli4 ni&t auf ben Wunp ssfaasn ups ant.
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