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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14
1850. 1874.
PIONEER LAUNDRY
NORTH o. VIRGINIA.

~. 4 q. W. HALL, PkoPRIRrORs.
ruus CID EsrABLIsnRD AND
j rSiiAbls LaspdU 10 prepared 70 turn out
nv ousntity Of Rsnovats1 and C1ean Linf..,
viftcst Ssfng tanagsd By manipulation or
81 chemical spplieatIoa.
csehagsslsnstsaiiy eeiise for asd returned.
L!sii eseN. ~ sosth 2 sirsst. virsiz,a; "a
N iva q. W. nAxr.
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A SAP AND IS~coSsoLIsLx M~orRSrR.-
The Virginia Chronicle.
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Peavine.

We paid this mining district q visit on
Tuesday, and the result Of nj obserya.
tons was most satisfactory. though Il
will not be known for q few days yet
whether or NO We are TO have q prosper
Gus mining camp in washoo county.
For the time being all depends on the
successful working Of the rebellious ores
Of the district by the McGlsw furnace,
just erected at n COST OF something like
$4,000. II by this process the precious
metals can DO extracted with profit. then
is the future permanency Of the district
assured. The result will be known with
in the next fow days, and We hope for
the best; though Mr.. McGlew is quite
confident there will be no trouble. BY
the McGlsw process the ore Is crushed
dry aud placed in q feeder at the top Of
the furnace. There are three hues.
three feet long and twelve inches
deep. As the pulp passes down the
incline or main due to No. 1. II be-
comes heated and separated by the
blast issuing from the duo; thence to
due No. 2. whore II Is treated in the
same manner; thence TO flue No. 3,
treated in same tanner and heated 10
any degree OF heat required; thence into
the receiver. and there remains with the
fires Of the three flues passing over II.
aud giving an opportunity for the ehlo-
rins fumes to pass OF with the smoke.
The heat a easily be increased or di-
minished as required to suit the differ
snt qualities Of ores. The ore after
leaving the feeder instantly becomes
heated by tho flames issuing from the
iiues. and q continuous heat kept up un.
ill drawn for cooling. It is then carried
to the pans and amalgamated in the same
manner rs other ores. As We have pre-
viously stated, everything depends just
now ON this furnace, the life Of Peavins
hanging. as it were. by a thread. for the
mines in the district are looking splen-
didly. and yielding their usual quantity
Of fine ore.-.Rsno Journal, Jan. Ian.
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sxAnLrns.-Ths sar,r STATE. Virginia
Lpdependai and Reno Cr,scsni.
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wEsTPiHLD -wnKEL.ER- In Virginia. Jan
nap laih, By v. A. Coz, W. J. wsstneld to
Virginia wneelsr.
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cs IN con PER DAT. AGENTS WANT.
% W CkU ed. All classes Of working
people OF both sexes, ysunE and old. make
more money ct work for Ne. In their localities.
during their spare moments. or oil the time.
than al anything sl.e. We ofe' employment
that win pay Handsomely for every hours
work. Fun particulars. terms, etc. cent free.
Send a. your address Of once. Don't delay.
Now 10 the time. Don't look for wstk or bus.
lness elsewhere, until you have learned what
we offer. q. STlSsOS & CO., Portland Nc.
Jai3 1y
DvERrIsIN0. CHEAP: GOOD; SIS.
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making contracts with newspapers for the In.
rertion advertisements, should send Twenty
Five Cents to Geo. +. Rowell 4 Co, a Park
Row. New York. Tor their Pamphlet Book
(ninety.seventh edition), containing Hats OF
over 7.O0o newspapers and estimates. showing
the cost. Advertisements taken for leading
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DIED.

NYE-At Maihcr's Ranch, Esneraida eoun-
~, January 81. Mu. corinns bowman Nye,
AGED % year.
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W
LAND ASSOCIATION!
rlrLEpERFEor.
CAPITAL STOCK, s7s0,OO0
IN $500 SHARES, 500 EACH.

Consists Of
1000 Acres Land. tlss per aerc........tsoo.oo
Auction fees. salaries. percentage on
paies. hotel, cottages. water work..
strssts. roAdways, and al Improve
ments AID Expenses ....... 1900. $4,000
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BORN.
MARRIED.

KAISER In Virginia. January 18th, 10 the
wife OF Charles kziser, . rea.
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Rooms TO Let.

TWO NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS 10
4 lot In . dwelling on Main str Oct, Gold Hill,
oppoetta the Fnnklin House. Apply TO J. @.
BkoWp, ~ Bittnsr q Co.'S. dslou
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Jotsiugs.

AZ. m. Senate Chaplain passed a SEN.
- MI. marn;n, =. oh..x.,
a'of uss .n,' ~ 80
iying ON wy ~
icis. with one column draped in u
ing. 'Is there to DO . funeral to-day"
inquired the parson. "So. sir" re-
piled q Democratic member from the
wilds OF the Great East. 1.-THE funeral
took place last Monday night when
Tom williams was beaten IN eauSus.
Those VINO .ne IVY oiao 90.
eiai' last hisn'' ueeiaie u 70 na'e zen
grand success inc -.uliiners oeins
eourfeousiy aud hosp'tnoiy sn'eI'ained.
l am indebted &c ar. Farrell, tne very
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e.50.p1
The Newark Land C~ompsny's properly 10 on
the tahls land met OF the bay Of San Francis
co. about half way IRON Oakland 10 san Jo,e
(pfosably the two most thrifty and successful
towns In American. Both the,c towns are
noted for their prosperity. their hne puons
buildings and resideIees. The beet lots ~
San Joss readily bring $500 per mont loot, ana
Of oakland 500 per 'front.' loot.
Any oss going nom Oakland To- san joe
viii note Q continuous limo Of 'iliage'. Luz
hrms and elegant homestsAds. snd ID. nsI.
nsss Of the Newark Land Coinpsny !" y.
great San Francisco markeis. mnsi ~ 0"''
put Q pruft on this enterprise ,u,,.
Il 10 believed that property VIII ,nom l,i.
auction tale for choice OF sefee anu
fully q much pruhi Is stated below ..v
Prospective prohis to shaieo0'ae''' "'
nay lste ass sal, 100
49, acre ou..ssn,S"tMo....,.... 10000
1000 Lots, slss b1xise. ..:..'' Z" isocoS
no Iats. sire s7Iloo-flD ,,..oo'rrso,
i'soe Iots' ,iss s4xio6- SEQ ."".'' iiso'o"oSo
i'm iots' sifs soIioc-ti0.......... iro.oo0
iyoo IoIs' Sire s1Ilcs-fivo .......'. ioo."~o
i'too 20. sire sfxiU-teo....:...... "'Vo
"a nroncrty. extra and Improvements -
bsionsine 70 $500 shares. 'ay...... ieo.co
AZ 40
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
HARBOR PROJECTIONS.

THE CONDITION OF OUR BUoYs-wHAT THE
PILOTS sAY-sERIoUs CHARGE AGAINST THE
LIGHTHOUSE BOARD.
letter published lately in the London Times signed
"An Englishman made serious complaints of the
diton Of the buoys in the harbor Of New York, and
stated, in substance that in Gedney's Channel the
swash and the main channel the buoy outof posi-
ton and that in fact none of the prominent buoys were
in their right place He added that country but Amer
lea would suffer such state of affairs exist and that
1t was disgrace to any civilized country. The letter
concludes with statement that the pilots receive
$40O for bringing vessel into New York harbor
HERALD reporter called at the Office Of the Pilot
Commissioners in Burlng slip to inquire into the truth
of the charges made by eAn Englishman" In the alb
OF Mr. Blunt Mr. Nash the secretary Of the Com
missioners, spoken to- He said that in the main
the charges nude by the writer in the London Times
were correct The Pilot Commissioners had nothing to
do with the placing Of buOys in the harb0r. This be-
onged to Commodore Trenchard United States Navy.
This gentleman appeared TO pay proper attention TO the
matter and had invited notice OF anything being wrong
But the Board had been in the habit OF sening notices
whenever anything was out OF position, and had got
tired Of doing SO because they appeared to be dsre
garded.
Several pilots were parties to the conversation They
repudated Indignantly the charge that they received
$500 for bringing any Kind Of ship into harDor inc
price for bringing in average steamship say drawing
ing twenty two feet SAB and no more. As 10 the
buoys, II notorious that in Gcdncys Channel and
the Swash they out Of position. NO accidents nau
yet happened in consequence but u might result IN
serious damage In winter these buoys were constantly
carried away by the ice whereas other buOy placed y
tho Navy Department remained This was proof that
II buoys anchored securely enough they coulu pe
made TO stay The trouble was no doubt that the Duoy
not anchored by sufficient weight iron OuBht 70
be used instead of stone which lost much OF us weght
under water But even at present. In midsummer many
OF the buoys were out Of position ana hceaeu us. &
ment. II wonder that 3omo ulsaAteI uau uOb
already hanDencd In consequence.
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
MUTINY OF A STEWARD.
ur PouRs KEROSENE OIL ON THE FOOD.

TIE r,orrRs KEROSENE OIL ON THE FOOD.
Tobn ". Evans. cook and steward on the American
scbooner HARRISON Hickman, while in the port Of Nue.
vitas July went ashore and drank largo quantities Of
ein Returning on board Of the ship he exhibited much
excitement, and became involved in hand to hand
fight with his captain, Franklin r. shepherd, during
which both combatants injured During thai
night it Is alleged, Evans procured can
of kerosene oil and poured s contents
into packages Of ships stores, composed OF
-FOUR beans dried apples, &C. rendering them unfit for
use. He then, is alleged broke the signal lanterns
and did other damage. Captain shepherd made com
plant before the United States Consul at Nuevas, and,
under h orders placed Evans In irons TO be brought to
New York mutinecr He Acknowledged u IL
alleged, TO the mate that he yansl had the power To
burn tho schooner, but he did not do so.
on the arrival hero Of the vessel tho prisoner
was arrested by a United States deputy marshal and
taken before United States Commissioner StLwoll.
Evans acknowledged the truth Of the charges, but
claimed that he not responsible because he was
drunk and ''dd not know what he was doing" Ie
made lengthy defence stating in II that he was q re-
fined gentleman and denounced the officers and In
unmeasurcd terms for Keeping him Ia close confinement
during the homeward voyage Of iorty-two days lie
held to await the action Q: the United States Grand
Jury
The New York herald., 1875-08-21

THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
21S Broadway have unsurpassed facilities for doing all
kinds Printing with unusual promptness and moderate
prices
The New York herald., 1875-08-21

IMMENSE SACRIFICE OF FARM, STOCK, CROPS,
4c-Beautiful Farm of 36 of good rich land
miles from in Bucks county Pennsylvania
hour from Phadephia. IA trains daily beautiful location
very healthy: delightful climate; large substantial build
ings handsome House hall and nine splendid
barn. abng carriage hog and poultry houses
delicious cash market door price, including
fine horses hogs 50 chickens nice carriage truck
wagon tools all crops $500; only $500
cash balance very easy Apply No ~ South Washing
square York. address 90 Post Office, Rich
land Centre Bucks county Pa
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

LloR sALE-THE COOPER HOUSE, CoOPERSTOwN
Otsego Lake. sharon and Richheld springs;
hours from Albany and Bnghamon connecting by railroad
300 guests accommodated embellished
grounds outbuildngs all modern improvements and ee
giant urnture seventh successful closing with
It's lease For further particulars address H. b. WALKER
4 Co. Cooperstown, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1875-08-21

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL IN LOTS VIZ -
~ Elegant Parlor Suits IN satin; superb ~ Decker
Brothers PiauofOrte elaborate and plain Chamber Sets
Bedstead Dressing Cases Bureaus Washstands &c hair
and spring Matresse and haircloh Suits. fine Paint
ings Bronzes, &c must De sold; limited price N. B.
An elegant IA octave Windsor Piano S22j Call to-day
Sunday five story private residence No Al
West 10th st., between 9TH aud 9th avenues
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
FURNITURE.

A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF FURNI
"a turc and Carpets till September l. at B M. COW
PERTHWAIT CO.'S. l55 and l57 Chatham street, to re
duce stock Great bargains in walnut aud painted Chamber
Suits bargains in Paor Suits great bargains in mis-
1t Carpets; great bargains in everything
b. NJ. COWPERTHWAIT co.
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
DwELLINo houses TO LET.
Furnished.

ITO LEASE-FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS AN FIX.
quisitely fully furnished three story and basement
white marble house beautifully located silver linen piano.
ornaments &c, included Call owner, 30 Lexington
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND TO LET.

FI,o RENT-IN BROOKLYN, FROM SEPTEMBER TO
Il May l. a handsomely furnished House, complete in
every particular Clinton street, Warren Address
j. r. D., box 3, IOS Post office
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

LNOR SALE-UNDER FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE,
IL at IL o'clock noon Wednesday, September l. 1875,
the Court House. White Plains, Weschester county
n Y the French rooted House. with modern improvements
Chatterton's H five minutes walk railroad depot
the grounds abound in fruit Of great variety; plaintiff will
accept from purchaser mortgage for three mot
ceedng So 900 in amoun for GO OF his bid For
particulars applv 70 JOSEPH K MURRAY 3T pine street
New York, or HUGH n. CAMP Auctoneer 152 Broadway,
New York.
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
cry REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Central.

FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SKILL ILL
~ Only SO OOO cash required: near fiitl s.r -
ty-hhh street Particulars Of G. " DIiChEI1' No NC"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12
Njrbsrii&er Mnsrii Gui rinem futbos
liiGrn Yrieitsr In Der STRIDE bon
Scitc cines Mctbooiitsn.
Sumttratton Der 0ctabrcn Der 9cs
tniid)tcn Gbcn.
Der W d Elm 0rber euf3t mad
einem ameritani den OiS.
mGrd.

Nm Sonntn9 Nadmittae ben 3. b. SO.
fur, Dor Der &eeper, ais Der bodw. Dr.
@ai,lep, |iar1er Der Ct. Ydtrit'ss Rirbe
il Salti uorc, chen elm 6inO tnuits, trGt ein
9eulBer Nlbrrt y. ycugue, Captain bee
S1leppOGmpters 0eiaup, eiu Wtetb6Oilt.
ourt Ole Sat.liiei IN OIL 8W9e, 500 ioiort ei:
men Jtepoluer aus Der Snlde mO rlbtste Oens
lelben uui oen tauieuoen Yrielter. OerSaui:
pltbe oes 6lnocs. Wi1ael 6ennu, grill los
fort mad oemJtepoluer II. br06te i,ilen Oau:
men nod re1SetlJ Sullben ben 0dmmer
uno O0S 3inoBntben, 10 OuB our6 ocn SduB
MIR DER OGumen ocS JPN. &enncp nrJ
;erqletlb wuroe. Der FrIelter ,og lid sus
rid, Die lSoli;ci marc idnel CUR l,ano uno
Ger Dte%udlelmoroer Duroe Dem Oetdn9nlE
iiberyeben, NM bort Den llrtbellslprude Der
NrOR9el5worenen III eruarten. Der Nfeu:
1elmoroer iIt Elm Nttt)oolit; lsine @attin
uno 3inper lino futbolil6. Die Gltelie
So6ter, welte uergon9enen Ntdrs 10 Sabre
all ge,uoroen mar. l9loB lih ben Sbmeftern
pom III. &reu, az II. beiinNet lid eben iebt Ia
ocren 3iouiS,at bel Soutb:S noin Suoiana.
Der Batter luloeriette lib b elem Sbritte.
aber Die Sobier btbarrte bel ibrem Gnt:
ibluiie II reiite am O.. september in Be;
g~leitung elmer S6welter ab. Ooe cmporte
oen Batter uno er l6rIeb am IL. September
einen Brief al ben i'rielter. porin er orobte,
oaB, wenn lsine lo1ter ni6t binnen 5 Gcs
gen Suriidgebra1t miir0e, er anoere S6ritte
ergrsilen wols. 0alaui entgeSnete Der
Brieitsr. baB er gar ni6t mile. oaB beiien
So1ter fort lei, oaB er nit ibrem 5ort9eben
nIht III S~erbmourg Sebra9i weroen tonne,
oaB Die taibolIibe 3ir6e obne Die Sodter
mo obne ibnpoDl felti9 weroen tfnIe unb er
lid weoer UNI i'm nod I'm ieine Orobun9sn
fimmerr. llcbsroieR merbe er Die Yeborren
ron ieinem Orobbrieie in 6enntniR istsn.
Sarauf ern,Oerte league, baB CT Aaes aui:
bieten werpe. UNI leine So9ter Suriid an
b~rinsen, paB fortui wsoer ieine Srau nod
cine lieben 6inoer cine tatboliihe &ir6e
b.treten o%iiliten unb oaB CT iein yeben lang
an Dem umlturS Der fatBolil6en 8irde ar
6siien wole. Der uu6 in bisiem Sanoe nlht
mebr ierne lei, bcnn aud bier weroe nod
elm Eismart eriteben. Sarauf CAB oel
FL Tier feline Nntwort mebr. GET Woden
ian lerie ter MeLdelm6rper nm bic ct
Eatrit's:Rrde angebll6 nm 81 lcben, oh
leinf Srnu mo Gmoer leinem tprannilden
Seiboie NolSe %leltem. Am letIen Conn
az e,ldien er wieoer uno ooS Weitere III
zen ysiern betannt. (Satb .. !3tS.)
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Sur Gr,icbuns.

Gon 10 uielen Gltern bort man ia0cn, lie
ieien 81 gut se9en lbre 8inoer." Gber man
luge bod nidt: yiu GUT. Wtan lage Oob
nlbt Iii i1wa1enSltern, inter pcren S6wG
dye Die 1inoer pcroerben II. perWilocrn ,lbr
leio ~ GUT, %lonoern man laSe lleber rlb"
rig unp 9eraoe beraus: .ibr lc,o gu ldpa1".
O0s Wort gut" 1T uiel 81 gut oaSn. 81
gut fam mar ME iein, 81 gut 1T uniinn
unp @srwirruns Der Sesrifie.
"a lit cine Wutter, beren 9o9tsr in
Qeidtiinn, 8otetterie uno Ni6tstbun unter;
su9sbsn orobt; cine Wutter, Deren Sobn.
EN- nod LANCE nidt eruadiener WsniA,
bereits Den uornebmen Serrn ODER rudlo:
len burden in ausseiudter @eiie ipieIt,
Der bic 0tuttsr nnb geidwiiter eommans
Dirt unb oft bis gum eisensn Obnmdhiig
wsroen ee9en iie tobt. Die Wutter tlaSt
mobl bic uno ba seSsn bic Ra4ten ein
wenis, labt obsr ionit gues seideben. bsSt
uno pilest ben Suben wobI mob wie EN-
&leinoo, Oas nor gar nidt ,art senus bes
banpeln f0nse. limb nun boron, ME anOere
geuts ;u ibr iusen: Sic limb gu gut sessn
Sbre &inoer." rSa, ireili6," ut ibre
ld1elnoe slntport; iie balt clio ibre per:
ltanoloie uno 9cwlnenlole Sbpd1e nod
oar fir etwas @utes, etpa Elm wsni9
gu bod setrieben! 9lber S4wa9leln 1T
nibt 0utlein.
Sine quite Muter mare bic Srau, penn
lie ibrs Sinoer ;ur Sronuns, gum 6leiBe,
gu .3u6t uno @ebOriam, iberbaupt sur
Sernnnit anbielte. Oa lie oieielben absr
10 uerpiloern ldBt, baB man oenielben
nar cine nnsIiidli6e 3ufunit propbeseien
fam, 10 1T lie eben cine i6le9te Utatter.
Wta1t bod iolden geutsn r,@t weiB,
lie leien gu gut! Sic baltsn ionit ilren
ueroerbliden 6ebler nod gar fir cine Su:
seno uno beldOnisen oamlt ibre llcbeliba'
ten. u. y.
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SaS Gno3icl ocs ,GnIturs
fdunDfcS||

Der @alner .Tbiioiopb" 6. p. Sort
mann, ein 9telbsireuno uno Sultmfdmpfer
better O. Saalltdt, 9ibt in ieinem neue:
item Neltc: rSie Selblt,crlepuno oes
Gbriltenibums uno Der Jtellgion Der gu:
tunit" ebrllbe 2lIsfunit ilbcr ole Nbiibten
Der 9ultmtampi,r unO Der leeten ,3lele ID.
TER libernlen 9lrbelt.
.Grit ndhoem Nreu6en - i6reibt Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Deutlhe 3teib ge
grinoet uno leine grpBt 9el1ibtllde Nui:
gabe III Del MleoerautnGbme oes %iauleno:
ldbrigeu aampies gc9en Jtom e,tannt bat.
crit Irpt NJ eln letter Euntt 9egeben, Der
oas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tllr alle mooers
nen GultuibenrcbunJen i'm Sample nm
lbre pom Ubrlltsntbum beorobte @riltenS
weroen fam. SaB Der %9e9enwdrtige
8ampi ,pllbsn Stddt uno 6irbe BON Bel
Den Selten wirtlld Den 9baratter zines
Serntbtungstdmpfes trGgt, barber fam
ii6 wobl tsln Glnldti9er tduiden. 49,.
Der lepte uno tieilte CHM oieles Samples
aber lit Die Gntidelouns Der 6rage: oh iir
oas VeuuBllein Der beutisen Nfenibbeit
oas Ssnieltise ooer Oiesieitise, ous 9imm:
liide ooer oas Weltlide. oas Gwiss ODER
oas Sroii4e, ben SOrrans bat, oh bus
Gbriitll1e ooer bas gulturintsreiIs iber.
miest. >Sn pie melt nod nabrbait DRIFT
li1er CHM III Yroteitantismus itett, ut
baran ;u %ertennsn, nie nett innerbalb Der
proteitdntiiden Seeten sssen ben Staat
| Yariei Qenommen uno bic SolioaritGt Der
driltliden Sntereiien nit oeaen bes Eatbo:
llcismus srfannt miro. Oas iolen i1
bod uniere sIdubisen proteitanrilden Ulit'
briioer rsdt iiberle9enD is i6relben nno
lpreben Slele pon Dem 9eSenpartiSen
yGulturfampie", aber wobl nur WeniSe BON
Oielen buben iid flar semadt, bag es Der
leste Ytr,uei1 mJstampi Der 9riliIiden
Soee Dor ibrem 2lbtreten (2l uon Der
Siibne Der @eibi1te lit, ge9en welden
Die moOerue Gnltur ibre sroBen Grrun9en
i1aiten init NufbietunJ Der GuBer,ten
6rdiie auf COB uno 9sben ~ uertbsioiSen
bat.
0as mare alio bss Bubels &ern! Mit
Dem neuen Jteide mare nad Dem Gin9e;
itdnoniB oes oeuti6en vGeids: II. Staats
Nbiloiop5en" Der tbatlablihe Nnfang sur
san;IIben Seieiiisuns pes Gbriitentbums
gemdbt, worln Oas GnoSiel oes .Sultur:
tampies" beitcbt. 9tun. Oas bnben aud
iaon onoere ycute seiast, pas maren
ober nur vultramontane SummfOpfe"
OOer vbOs,uillge Gelbsieinoe", iett ln9i
es mir tldren peutliben &ortrn enoli1 aud)
sin erfldrten 3iei6eireuno uno Verlinel
Ybiloiopb otS yllnbewuBten".
Sir eln 10 ebrliGes INN oiicnes @eltano-
nib fonnen mir MIR ~unleren aufridtlglter
Nant abltatten; m0Ie oalelbe alien nod
9ldubigcn @briitsn namentlid inter ~unlerer
proteltantii1en Wtbrilocrn ais 2uSenlalb'
olenen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12
glnS pcm GmItmrfamptc.

Ole rGobI. Ssts." idreibt: !Sent
Wor9su 2. September, wurpen unter
Aiiiiten, bes Germ S:rscrmeiiters unb Der
;eiemmten bepniinetcn Wadt unieres
StGo6ens Die 1biire our tatboliidsn Stride
uno Die Sbire gum @lOdentburm sepalts
Jam erbrodcn. UNI bus pom unierm Ealtsr
aus ie9r nabslic9enoea @riinosn ueuueis
9erte Seoon!Gaten 81 eriminaen. Der
9eltern Nbeno einaeleSte nno beutc Woraen
pieoerbolte Trotclt seaen bicien Ginbru9
lpuroe nitt beadtct. Ons Neldute in uns
lercr 6ir6c lit weoer aus itdotii6cn Ntits
t,ln anselbniit. nod ie ~ ltdotiiAen 3u,fs
fen geioroert porOen, bo,u bienen aus;
IhlieBlih Die Wlofen Der bieligen protcltan:
tli9en STRIDE. Ger @lofentburm Bat fei:
ren 9eionoertsn Ginaong, aud bat Die
Staot ME einen SGliiiiel oo,u beieHen.
llno ood oieie 2lniprii6e auf Giacntbuml
0eute 0tor9cn pdroe ouf bic 6raae, in
meiien 9tamen oieier Ginbru6 ltattiiuos,
eirtportct I'M Nnine | bes Sees 8! Hln,
Die suitdnoigcn Jtidttr weroen SueiielSohne
iiber pies 9nnoeln lin Namen oes 0e;
isseS" elm Wort mit,ureosn betommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12
g ugembureer Gazette.

resierenoen Sanauisrs unb 8elomdnnern
Die 0tadt aus Den 9dnoen winoe.-unSe;
beure l>opuldritdt miro nit 3tedt Dem i'll
oiiden yanoe uno Jtei6srass 2lbJecroneten
III Sbeil, welder ALIEN uater all lelnen
hriltllben SpIe9sn es ma9t. gu tbun. mas
ieIbit Die Sorienbldtter otter seIban babcn,
neil lie milicn, oaB ee nibts nuet: ndm:
LID Den Sduinoel un9relfen, iiber Die Sorle
fld9cn uno ~ein,elne S6uloi9e entlaruen.
JSsnn man 10 al Der SpIse Der Oiienili6en
SntriitunS murldirt, tunn man leldt Oh:
iir ior9en. oaB 9tiemono ouf Die Soee ge'
ratbs, ole Nttlen: @eleui6ait lei Die mlln:
niIite mo nlittlitlte GInriAtun9, pel0e
IS le geseben bat