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, 1874-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

CHICAGO a1LLlH0ToN ROAD.
The annual meeting OF the shareholders and
Directors Of tho Chicago, Millington l. Western
was held Tuesday afternoon ut tho Office Of tho
company, No. 7s Fifth avenue.
The following gentlemen were elected Direct
ors for the ensuing year: Lowfe Stewart, Plano !;
James ". Eddy, nlillington Stephen G. Pad
dock, Princeton G. N. jackson, Chicago !;
Charles D. Hoyt, Aurora Jamoa Parton, Poru !;
and s. Dorr, Neponsao.
Tho DIRECTORS then held meeting aud eloctod
the following oflcors President, Lewis Stow
art; Vice President, Jamea ". Eddy; Secretary,
George N. Jackson. The Office OF Troaauror was
loft vacant until such ti1no as thoro shall bo
Eomo money on hnud This road is as yot a
paper ono, and the intention Is to build it on tito
narrow gauge plum, Surveys were rapidly pro-
crossing until tho timo Of the panic, but that
dsorganizer handled them, Al 1t did many other
new roads, 80 roughly tint nothing Of fimpor-
TANGO has since bcen done !; but preparations arc
nov on foot promising speedy resumption OF
active work on this narrow gauge line.
CHICAGO ATLANTIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
spseiat Dspatch to The chteaao Tribune.
FT. WAYNE, 1ud., March 4.-Iho primary
tneeting of some of tho largest stockholders Of
tho Chicago d Atlantic Railroad Company was
held this day at tho Central Hotol. Nothlug
definite is known as to whom their clloico was.
It Is understood to lavo been for President,
William Miller; for Treasurer, Thomas Espy,
tiou is to take place ut Chicago at the Office of
Ieaao r. Coates, although your correspondent
was unable to learn at what date it will DO hold.
COLORADO CENTRAL. RAILROAD.
OMAHA, Mob, March lit ia stated tllat work
on the Colorado Central Railroad will be ro-
will give Omaha direct communication with
Colorado
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and IL the par va1uo OF btooh and bonds Ia ns-
suned ns tho basis, tho percentage would bo still
less. Ho also shows tlIat among Clio hfnotoen rail-
way companies operating rohttI Ii, tho State only
tlvo arc nbln to mnao any dividends to tllor
biaroholdoraa,. mud IN no oaao wns moro than 10
per cont dlvttiol. Comment upon theHe facts ap-
pears to bo unnecessary.
Tho trno interest OF o railway company, and
thnt of itB patrons, aro tlaeparnble, Neither
party uai, promote its own business wolfaro by
fronting the other unfairly or un1uat1y-eaof,
can bcHt aocuro It's own intorents BY dealing
liberally and Justly. The uso Of railways In IL
linois cannot 10 tiisponHed with, AMI, It Ii equally
truo that they cannot bo mntlo to render nntlB-
factory service to tho public very long unloss
tho owuors aro permitted to reaD fair aud
reasonable profits. Tho inoroaHo ct wealth in
Illinois 1nB boon largely promoted by tho In
PRODUCTION and operation Of railways, and 1t
is but just that railway sharoholdorts who
hnvo farnl lshed capital for their con-
strnction should participate III tho gonorat
welfare. When tho people OF the country learn,
as thoy, will orc long, that they hayo bcon
aeknowleago and aceopt theao facts rs tho baslB
for proper relations hotwcon themselves and lilo
railways, and will no longor attempt by unwiso
and impraoticablo legislation to lo1,rivo tic
owners OF railway property of reasonable dis
crotion IN it's management. Tho operations Of
your company have boon conducted during tlo
past year under many Instantaneous circun,-
stances, but wo trust when tlloy are truly con-
BAlerca, tho result will not 10 found unsatsfac-
tory to the HhnrcloldcrB
, 1874-03-05
orally Now York butter solle from IN IN u co,,o
hRlur uncltnd than In railu ~ ~ w =" Ho-so


hiBllur rAcltod than In rolls, " ~0
+. u: Sherman, OF S!onsicello Ia., said bo Ind
ehippol both ways, and last yuar found q differ
cnce Of TO conts por pound, tls ycar from 8
to cont8. In favor Of packed bultcr
SUGGESTIONS wore horo mntlo by various par
tleB III regard 70 rofrgorator-cars. md varlotlB
mouoa Or keoping the butter cool in transit.
ZIP @ Yet'Glaa tiaonRnt tao ears suoiid Htart out
WIN !es1 !Get anu ~ To"lcou more frequently.
hlr. G. II. Felton, Agent Of tho Empiro Ll,ic,
stated that frequent tong was not practicable.
tren1o ot woatlcr, wc ico tl,ruo tmos 1,ntweo,, ""
rcsgn and Nav vnr n,, 49, s,u j,',t. nI1,tmoen
Iii nnm lii au ents lnvnflaoly ar'
rye ~ ooa.!liaslon Will lce IN tho boxoa;
41uch Satisfaction was Expressed with THO Of
refrigerator oars. D. W. Dnlio, Of Deloit. Ind
had excellent sccoas using flanno1 soaketl iu
wator as substitute for leo In carrying butter
to tho creamery, niid thought somo plan could
DO devised for uHing tho Same principle il cars.
Evaporation is cooling process, aud With o
breeze through tho cars and evaporation going
on, ho thought butter would 60 through u bot
tor Shape than with tho use OF Ice. Othors
thought waiting tho tubs would discolor tletn,
and 80 ,njnro tho aalo. Ono or two rarttun lind
, 1874-03-05


os e. s o onae.otng road Of 1or tllnk
Mnntsi sina M tho fortio,i, ~, Iii snma trvot
tt,ct Gnmoroas i,n ~ ~ - IN Ill.,
noopto wo1,ltl Gamma tram ~ In Il II lin rocn,
nitonnt to contro r,iiroa,,s ~ v W ntato 1crsatn r.
'"tEa > '.sS rntno,, "T aohe: ,,r ,pon o,,onro,
oouo'S' inauo nrns,n, .un.,, -
in vl,in In aaid tI,nt 10 ,n ,,,o"ad -, }to,,ross
nI,nrtorinr railrnoda trtn1 i.ad .iro,fv xiii ~,
bsnofu tan IN inhorc "s nratncranv n,|n tTa law wa,o
tic road on lilo fortioth nnrnlfel to 10 n
noonio'a road. to In nnnnro1 p';i. nr,e3 tw t,c
people. Tho distance on tho fortiotl, parallel
ouryod Oh % tie nn a, to faow It iet t1e e
croaaoto distancn snn,ew,,as hmt l,o wni,id fni.
low ii nevertheless. Hawai- ,,ot IN ta1ro",j man
but was not opposed to boing ono il io could gost
tho salary that aomo Of tl.omS did. iApplausss.i ]
Taroad Oom1nission%ers % and H. womld @ T not Oh. eio
joct 10 tho salory thoy woro getting
Continuous apptauBo1 Il tyonld coet ado. mn .
600 to build tho road. No woro considering by
,a 1ibsrSl a,.Ia ostimsts. o would sss bonds, ,
ornmo,1t would DO that It would guarantee tho,n,
aud thus nocuro their salo. lie then tioyolopeJi
hia plan for building Tie lire. Ills hits wore
we'll simol, Ho Is nilout 55 Years old nud is 4
Eonusre farmer. lIo votod agaEnHt tho 1osou-
LlOus.
Tho following were solicited to nppotnt tho
COMMITTEE provided for in tho last ret.olutinn.
G.. RowlA1sd Of Quincy: r., j. Carter. OF Gprinr.
field; J. Q. King, OF jaclsaouyillo, A, i, Coi-
foon, Of Sidney 8. r. DickerBon, Of Iuiiaua,
The attcndanco OF delegates reuched 200, from
Ohio, InAiann, Missouri, Kansas, and Colorado,
Tho largest number, Lowoyor, wore from ills
State.
THE COMMITTEE or FIFTY,
Whom tho Convention reassomblod at 7i1
O'Clock, to which hour it adtourncd, tho gentle.
mon appointed to select tho Committee Ut Fifty
reported tno following names Goorao W.
Burns, Of Colorado; A. b. Whiting, Of Kansas !:
J. Il. Glonn, Of Missouri. W. ii, Collins. ri
, 1874-03-05
SISTERS OF THE H0l.S CR0se

~ Tic Editor Of Tie Chicago tribune:
SIN: In tho Chapel at st. Alary's Academy,
Notre Dame, Oh the afternoon OF Sunday, tic
1at Of March. took placo ono Of tho most bea,lt-
ful and Imposing ceremonies In the catalogue of
the Catholic Church. It WAS that Of forty-two
young and beautiful woman entering tho Novi-
tiato Of the community Of Sisters of tho Holy
Cross.
The imposing ceremony Was begun by Chant
ing the Vospor Psalms,-tho Tt. Rov. Father
Lorin. founder Of both the educational institu-
tions of Notro Damo aud St. Mary'B officiating.
Tho candidates came into the chapel In process
sion, dressed "aa bride awaiting the BRIDE
groom, led by three nuns boaring lighted torch-
oe md a largo silver cruoiiix. Long Hills-tullo
yells, confined by crowns OF orangn-bloBsomH
and other rare flowers, noatod gracefully over
drcBsos 30 white mud soft, mud Of such tlno
texture, tint tho contemplation Of tho,n would
Lave drawn sigh from tho heart Of Chicago
bello.
Kneoling with reverence before tho Altar,
each one received lighted candle, as I'll omblenl
Of Tho Light which is to guide them through
life. Thon the Tight Reverend priest distribnt-
ed tho Black Habit, the wearing OF which Ia to
sytnboliae q life OF poverty and humility. Tho
conce and purity Of n auul couseoratod TO God.
Again tho procession was formed ; aud, aa
they passed out of tho chapel, the olloir Hupg
most effectively, In ezito Israel to an orga1,-aS-
compartment that sounded like the singing Of
angels. During tho ehanting Of this grand old
Psalm, the newly-made Noyices laid asldo
their bridal robes, ~ they had tho yanitioa
OF the world, and donnod the plain garb of
tho Si.ters Of tho Holy Cross, after which thoy
received tile prayer-book, .boads, and orueix,
which oaol, recipient bowed over and kissed rev.
erently Illus entlcl one OF tho most affecting
ceremonies that could DO witnessed and 1t ia to
DO regretted tint 1t was so worry private, for, lad
the OCCASION boom made public, and boon Wit
nebaed by thousands, it would have boon tho
means Of removing tho unjust prejudice which
exists concerning thcHo holy anl useful iustita-
tions.
1t IL vol to add loro that, of the forty-two
young ladies' who took tho veil on Sunday last.
but one WAS eGncatod at st. hlary's. She Ia OF
Catholic parontago, and graduated t1lcro with
high honoga Holno tlroe years. ago. Vi.lro1.
, 1874-03-05
Annual Report of the Chicago
6 Alton Road.
The Gross Earnings We're
$5,497,540. '
Tho Not Earnings Hearty 10 Pcr Cont
Moro Than Last Year.
Discussion Of the Workings Of the fIli-
nois Railroad Law.
Present Transportation Charges
Declared Not ExOrbitnnt,
The Chicago & Miitington Road.
Meeting at Springfield in tho Interests
Of The F0rtietll Parallel
Road.
CHICAGO g. ALTON ROAD.

THE ANNUAL. REPORT.
At tho annual meeting Of tho Directors OF the
Chicago l. Alton Railroad, hold two weoks ago
at tho offlco Of the Company, Nos. aud Wcst
Van B,lrcn street, President 4. d. Blackstone
submitted tho following report for tho year end
Ing Doc. 81, 1878:
LINES OPERATED.
The o1tont OF tho Hoyoral lines operated dur
Ing tho yoar ia tho Bamo as at the cloae Of the
preceding year, to wit:
Chicago 10 Joltet Neased}. d}.................... SO
Joliet TO Eas ST. louis townel by your Comrany)242
Dwight to Washington, with branch to Lacon,
St. Louis, Jackspnvillo i Chicago Railroad
Geascd> 1905
noodho,'ao to Louisiana, towncd by -FOUR Com
Louisiana aisaouri nver Rairoad ioased) 1oll
Total mica, a,-.-......,..... .......'.'... .'e4s,A
The capital stock Of the Company remains the
Same nB Inst reported.
At meeting Of stockholders hold ut Chicago
on tho 10th Of September last, it was nlianl-
mouBly voted to authorize tho issue OF copsol-
dated mortgage limited to $8,000,oO0, or ell
600 600, III order to retire and cancel the present
bonded indebtedness Of tho Company, and to
furnish tho nlcauB Of procuring steel rails,
loublo tracks, rolling stock and transportation
facilities 30 al to provide from time to time for
dcgreo Of economy.
Tile consolidated mortgage thus authorized by
tho stockholders wns executed on tho 1st Of Oc-
tobcr laat to the United States Trust Company.
OF Now York. Trustee, and .r300,000 Of 6 per
&t.i 1pu t1rrrn nO11
, 1874-03-05
THE STATE-PRINTING FRAUDS,
A KcEunriK nble Revelation.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, March 2. f87

Isu z.
10 the Editor af The Chtcaao TRIBUNE:
s1n: Did Won oyor hear ot man an amt,t;ora
-, .l,n,,,o -. ,,,,,,,.,, -, s,:a.u. 49,
~ sA' W ao5'y ~ 1'st~.'' ,ua' Nv oAho1H
auo Rt"u'5 eosolcu n'1asell "1'h the b!aeaoas Ill
fanny in tho vain hopo Of doing littlo damage to
his nelghbor's pocltot? Probably not, for tho
character is now, the combination Of qualities
rare. But glvo your attention moment, and
! you shall 300 Auch ono, in form and feature aR
| ho lately appeared before tho Printing Commit
tee Of the House Of Representatives OF tho Con-
eral Assembly in this city.
Let ua 80 back llttlo. In the summon Of
1872 the stock OF the Illinois State Journal Com
pany, Of Springfield, wRs mainly hold by three
persons First, Con. NJ. Brnynlan, wel-known
lawyer aud politician, now residing in WiBco1l-
ain. Ncxt. Mai. William Il. Baihacho, gol-
der who won his rank by gallant bravery as q
Qunrtermastor in such bloody conflicts as tho
various popu1ous and fashionable cities of tho
North Afforded during tho War; who thereby
gathered riches, and wont on Wall street to be
richer succeeding, as noviccs usually do this
gentleman was the bnsiross-manager for the
journal Company.-a poaluon he had occupied
most OF THO time since 1855. Third and last was
Mr. u. l.. Phillips, THO present editor and prin-
clpnl owner OF the journal, who Ia too we'll
known to need further introduction.
Though owning far loaa ~ than majority Of tho
stock, Btayman and Da1hacllo had coutriye1, by
various devices, to obtain and hold dcomplete con-
trol, both OF tho newspaper aud OF tho finances
OF the Company. Finding himao!f utterly power-
lcBs. Ar. thlllps lott IN disgust, and was absent
at tue East ior several WeoKs during Which
time the contrack tor btate printing was made.
mat contract waa taken by Ala1. Balhache in
3ls own name, , insteaa Of peinE made to the
, 1874-03-05

great benefit to the merchants and buaiuosB MT III
of Chicago, st. Louis, aud tile large marl .ot
competing lines to take tho products OF tle
country in many cages directly to eastorn m,al'-
kotH, which tAoy were ablo to do by reason cf
having only portion Of their several lines With
n the State Of Illinois, mud beiug therefore eI l.
nblel to divide their through 1ateB 80 as to llaio
the portion 1lomnally charged in that State CO H.
form to tho requirements Ut ita Legislation
This loss Of trailc to tho railways, wlose litlcs
nra wholly n Illinois, and tho oaa to norcha nts
aud others rosiling In tho state, is probably not
10 apparent III its full extont to my othor Glass
as to thoge engaged in transportation, to: tho
reason that tho gouera1 increaao OF business Inns
bean more than equal to it. 1t Ii by refle pn OF
general increase Of traffic at nos,-copaToting
points TINT We arc ablo to report larger EARNINGS
than during tho preceding year.
It will 10 observed that tho loss of fhe traffic
reforrea to na resulted In larger PER- :entago Of
no! earnings tlun was realized in 1872; tue prolt
upon thu remaining tratlio bciug nearl uniform
and, Of couino, ut a ratio above what would hayo
Deon tho nrorago ii business had besn obtained
an heretofore from competing points at such
/ Il EaB heretofore hcen tho pr .iloY OF this
| Company to encourage all 10 cal business
enterprises By maklng conceBHic ,1,a In rates for
sransportasion when necessary to develop thom.
for several years past more than niue-tentha Of
oil traffic has been local, an tn increase has
been rapid. Since tho lat Of July last, under
the operation ol tilo rules fN cAcribel no COLI
ceaatoua could l>o mnde, although by rcayon OF
tho palfc, In many caspa, tho ,ieceasty tor them
had never at my time before. heon 20 great.
NlTEH OF THASsls un;rATIQN,
! Tho present popular out ny againat railways iu
| tho WeHt ig Ma.nly busot. ,,pGi, tho erroneous
snppositlon Tint prices . uargol for t.unhporta-
tion aro .lnreaAonably III gil; not il exceptional
eaheH omly, but nniyorsf lily. II 1t ho truo that
tle ratos charged do not produce not profits
oq,lal to the lawfal ra'e Of intoroat for money
loaned, taking aa tho basis for ouloula-
tion, acfa. cost. We presume It will DO con.
cedod by all tat tlN, charges al wlloo, ure not
too high; and II il 10 also trno that tho not
protita upon thu III 10 producing thc best results,
tlo not exceed 10 y or cent, wo think 1t must ba
admitted that tha charges ,lnon TINT limo ara mot,
as whole, nnro akonRb]y high. What are tho
fauts? "Poor'tI Manual" iH recognized ~ .
standard authority on railway STATISTICS. In hlA
compilation for lit73 and 1874 ho shows tllut. II
tho aat.tnl coat Of all tho roat!B ln tho United
States l'o taken u 4 hanis for calculation, the
ayorago not ro'' trn por nul..la IL d.2 por cont.
Computing III cG e!. case, lilo aa.llo baBs, the
yet reuait in Nc tnglaIId WIS DAG ror cont; III
tho hlda!n btNtt M G.i por cant, ind n tho Wobt-
OH States, a.b7 roF oen.. FtuM tho data con-
la'ned i'll lila orlt, II appears that tho entire
annual net en- 'nlngs oil tho railways IN IuoB
aMouuls to V4y vi per cont on Mclr Actual cost,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-25
Befsif6- Suxem6nrs.

Serr ariene Nnore, Iitslisb Der permansu-
ten Dsputaiirn Der prUpins qursmburs, III gum
9cmminGr Res Acknowledgements Safna6, an
Stsas rss psrturtsntu Sern esnstr srnannt
porctn.
5as 1ori SeIingen, (Selange) III sur& Gins
Geuerstrunlt beimstiu&t pSreen. Am 80. Oct,
4 llbr Hatmittass, ltlua bic 8lamms gum
St,ebea6 ess Sauits ees 3. ShSTsn b:raus.
Der Ie%rfbswpbner u. Nltrinser Iu1te nit Der
Setttr has lad ~ trrei1tn, bod bic Wite par
perstbIi& /; i'm Nu ifanb aud bic @obnuns Der
Witttps Gries une bic ets Ssrrn N. &eis in
Srane. Den anarsnsunssn, BEN Nutbe une
Der ruttssn usbrrlesuns ess Ssrrn altrinssr, str
SSbn Gonf peu 2 tlinssn unp zines Ssrrn SaaS
ben Soneslinstn sslans 90, bic umlebsnesn
Wobnunsen ~ rttisn. Wit ben 3 Wobnunssn
p~erlcren bic Gisentbumtr aud ibre Grneis ; nit
fnapptr Nstt fennte etpas Nobiliar une has
gitb stretttt ptreen. Der Serluf betrGat fur
isetn Ger 3 Gissntbintr 6 bis 1000 5r., bic nur
gum ssrinsftn 3beilt psri1srt Ine. Nu6sr
Sbtnsenanntsn ssi&nete ld aud nod Der chr
pireist pfarrsr BON Selinssa unp bic Tpuas
nisrs Wilptrts une @eursc aus.
Vim %. Cftsbsr bssrut man III anlisr, bic
Sbtfran ets Strrn Subsrt Clemens, mtl6e ron
sintm Wieesr srmerett ppreen mar, unt ,nar
anter iclssnesn lmtanhtn. Gum WaGsrbplsn
muBtt bic Grau an elmer Sssres S&aafe psrbei ,
Ger Bed grin bic Grau an, iisB ne In ben I'm
ttrleib, eann auf ben appf une rittets has un.
slldIite Wsib sbt Silfe fam etrart ~, eas lie
am udtlttn Gage lfarb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-25
? u { nj b u 9.

Der attienbier. 8rauerei in Disfirt in auf
Der sreBtn interratipnaltn vi. rausftluns i'm
Sassnau (Glab) cine flbsrns Rsbaiat ,usr-
fanut peretn.
tlsbsr 400 Sortsn Bier aus aasn 8sa,nesn
Dsuti1lanes, Granfrti&s, Stlsisns, Gnslants
u. |. 10. paren aussefslt une piiniHen mir Der
Wetientrautrei, etren Bier bsrtiis i'm Muslanee
zines sutsn &ufts l4 srfreat Slid ~ eisItm
Grfolse.
UianDeu, 20. OH. Dor pier,ebn Iaaen mar
tisrielbf i'm Sotsl Confer cine Nn,abl Ban. unb
Vsrpaltunssbsamts aus eursmbars une prsu.
Sen perIammtt, psl6t zine Convention psatn
Masbau elmer LANCE 3tit stuinl6tsn Stra6e BON
Vianbsn mad Dasburs abI&lpfen. gBie psr.
!auttt lou bisIe StraBs inna BALI 4 bis 5 Sab.
rem bsrssfeat une bic Rotten mad 0rD6s Der
s~in,eIusu Strsdsn, wsl&s bsribrt psrbsn, pu.
tbsilt wsrhsn. Das Surtbal mad bis(sr Ri&.
tuns bin sntbait pitls bspsutsnee Waleunssn,
wsl&t bic Date psstn ibrsr Abssi&loNenbsit isbr
i&pitris erploiMrt psresn ienntsn unS cine 3abl
grocer tSritr. bic tbsnfaGs bis bsute BON alsm
Vtrfsbr sstrsunt warsn. pa eisIe Stra6s te.
rfits felt sislsn Sibrsn ssn ben Hspsbuern sss
OaribaIs itbnli&a psrlanst pOrbtn IN, 70 tabsn
mir BON ebissr Convention nit frtabisfr ST.
nusibuans Heti ssnsnmsn.
earemburG, %. DIT RsriS Sebann, Gag.
lSbner aus 8tttiustn a. b. ". purbe an, bsuii.
Gen WOrstu Del Der DsmoIiruns bss frabesn
Wa&toials ~isnGtits ets pst:us. 0iabuft BON si.
men, nisbrfaqtnssn Stsin sttrsHsn unp etrma.
Gen perleSt, ba6 cine ~l0fortist 5ranspsrtiruns
e~tsitlbtn mad benz poipital srfelssn muett.
He4 btpsr man bislts srrsi&ts, farb Der I'm
sludli&s.
G&terna9, 25. Sftste. am ssaristn Dor.
rnittase sessn 10 llbr, wabrtnb Der Naurer y.
&osesr ~ YOafrtOrfrfabr lid in lsinsr stpa &
Wstsr BON Der Siisntabn snilrssntn @pbnuns
btfans, stpabrts CT, ais chen Der mad DIET H
tabrsner 3ua pald,:s, tab stiu 1S Tpnats aliss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-25
StatiaiR Oes Gpiscopafes.

Die tatbolil6e Welt lit in $50 SiDceIen,
6 apOitoliide Selesationsn, 100 apoltoli.
lde Sicariote uno % apoitolii6e Yrdfec=
turen ein9etbeilt. Yius TX. lit Der 256
No6iolger oes be;ii9en Yetrus. Na1 3
Sabren feiert er Den so. Sabrestas Ieinsr
bll9Oll6en @irtiamteit.-
Sie dlteiten Garbindle iino Die folsen.
Den: cardinal De In9elis, so Sabre I;
cardinal &esnier BON Gambrap 80 Sab
re; linn iolsen Die beioen 79jdbrisen franz
3Oiil4en Garoindle Bonnet uno Matbieu.
Der Jingle Garoinol lit Misr. Sona=
parte AS Sabre. Die beioen 9elteitsn oes
Gpiscopotes iino Cardinal be 4ngelis u.
Wonlsr. @ruf Merep b%'grsentsau 1926
sepeibt ala Siidof BON Sprus i. p. Ser
lelbe 1T in ieinem 81 Sabre uno fam in
2 Sabren oas Subildum isinss Gpiscopa=
ties feiern.
Ser iinslte tatbolii6e Sildof 1T Misr.
9ital Marie 8onSalpa De Olpeira, aus Dem
&apusiner Oroen, ieit 1874 grSbildof
bon Yermambuco.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-25

urnlonff aber Strlanaen mir ti.Ie 6ilfe niht.
We mlrt an rem altar, III 5iben bts 0naeen.
eurss lpeltss mir por 9urrmbura fommtn la5.
len %tpeusnl cine Hstallsne vlatte anaebra6t
ne ben. aut peltsr bic Namen aasr esrer. bic
CUR Srribtuns ess aItarss ST bsitrasen, eiuss
arabsn peresn, unb 10 psreen uniere lpatslten
Natfemmen nod lsisu fSnnen, peber cie5er
Aliar Der Srplisrin itammt. Au6 ale isne from.
me 1aibolifsn IeutIblanes, pslbe nit BEN
Waltartbscrte 8rpslaer, Der cine SiIiaIe Der
Waufart pom eursmbura IN, tefaunt liub, icpie
au6 aue fronfme 8atbolifsn iitsrbaupt pslbe
Maria ais lrpi!srin Der .. tribtsu ebren mol.
len, itne sinsslaesn ibrsn piennis our Grrittuns
eislss Altarss tsisutrasen, uub ibrs Hamsn bars
aut einsTabsn ;u lalsn.
Ater aud bic, psIte pieaeitt aitt i'm Stanee
fno 81 ~ besablen, ieasn lid tsbbalb nitt su.
ridbalten lalen cine feline 0abs ,u asben, benin
tpsnn aud slsit ibrs Namsn uiht auf Der platte
ees Altaiss ltebeu pirs, 70 psresn fs nitis esltp.
tpsntser i'm Ser,en Nariens auftepabrt rrsreen,
une sspib pirp lie i6 aasn frcmmsn 8sbsrn ais
lrSlisrin sstsen in Sassn Der gstribniB Ine
Hptb.
Ale Ine eaber eirselaesn ~ esm i6Snen
Wsrfe ettras teiSutraaeu, uno mSasu ale ibrs
gisbsssabsn leneen eutpecsr an &sp. Sos. y.
0lceen, Serpid, Sensea Co., Ohio, prsr an
ben sfsbrten Ssrrn 9spactsur Ger .eursmburser
8aSstts", psltsr 10 gut iein wirr, ale Sabsn gu
eteiem sutsn 3wede entssssn,unebmsn u. lpd.
ter an mid atjulsnpeu. 5rSterin Ger Seiriib.
ten, biti' fir uns. Sos. y. D.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-25
Gliak=

Aim Is. Oct. babsn Die glldHer in
9otbrinsen cine ~srOBartise Geisr in Der
Yiarrtir6e BON ct. Denis in 6rantrei1
be9anSen, um bic &eliquien oes b. Sionps
lius une bes in gliaB sebirtisen sritsn
Abtes Der abtei bon ct. Denis, oes b.
Talrao, Su perebren. (Nonbe.)
-Oas .gldifi9e Sournal" bonn %.
Sftober l4reibt: gs bat li6 oas Geri1t
psrbrsitet, Die CUR YiIbuns DER tInftisen
Delegation fur b.2Otbrinsen eriorber=
li1sn Nit9lisbsr miirosn Direct bon Der
Resisruns b.3sidnst wsrbsn. &a4 Den
bon uns an better Nusae sinse,ossnsn gr-
i%unoisunssn. sIauben mir bebauptsn Az
tSnnsn. baB oisies @sriidt srunblos 1T.
Wan piro ni6t in FOLDER @eile oas ans
leben unb bic 8arantien Der uuabbGnsis.
teit abl1pa1en, nit bsnen Die Delegation
bstlsioet iein muB. Sie Al elmer GuBers
orosntli4en SeiiiOn sinssruisnsn @ens-
ralratbe (arsisperorbnetsn) perbsn islbit
Die Witslieoer gu be3sidnen baben, welde
ls otelsr neuen Sunetionsn piirois era6=
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-25

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ten SnitanS auf Sreilaluns bes YiI6ois
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fur Den tatboliiden @lauben ibr 2eben
seopiert baben. iino in feierli9er Y%erlamm-
lung in Der er,biid6hi4en gapelle pertiin-
bet uno 0oaenost poroen uno seben mad
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