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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03
The Itlfon-Beecler Trial.

. BROOKLYN, March 3.-Edw. G. Owing.
ton took the witness stand to-day. He
exhibited memoranda In explanation OF
misstatement he made yesterday In re-
aation TO 1914 given him by Mrs. Storrs
for support of Mrs. Tilton and children.
Witness said he had expended II, 200 and
made no charge for Mrs. TiltoRs board
IN November when she was absent in
New Jersey.
Mrs. Ovington next testified in rela-
tion to the expense incurred by Mrs. Til.
ton and family for board, clothing, &c.
The counsel for the defense questioned
the witness concerning the articles pur-
chased for Mrs. Tilton and children, and
the necessity for them. Judge Nelson
stopped the witness answering, and said
he thought 1t was in very bad taste to
detail the clothing provided.
Ii the witness said they were neces.
sary that should suffice.
The defense explained that they want.
ed to show that Mrs. Tilton and children
were absolutely destitute when they
came to Witness house. The proscu
tion admitted the articles were neces
bary. Witness was then examined rela
tive to the visit of General Tracy and
jng before the Court.
The consultations were not private
but carried on in the presence of Judge
Morse, Mr.. Oyington and witness. Mrs
TiltOn's appearing, before the Committee
was entirely voluntary. Tilton had de-
clared to witness that his wiie's testi
mOny to the Committee was u mere
fabrication.
I Mrs. Tilton had declared to witness
that Beecher never once approached her
tn his lite with any improper suggestion
Dr.act. Witness said she loved Beechei
and admired his wife, but if she thought
him guilty she would never again speak
10 him. Mrs. Tilton said heis guiltless.
Mrs. Ovington was questioned relative
to her visit to Fairfield and Ridgetield
Conn.,, with Mrs. Tilton and daughter.
She said it was not made for the pur
pose of avoiding Tilton, but to get rid o.
The newspaper reporters who called
every half hour of the day.
Mr.. Eyarts agreed to show that Mrs
iTiton's words when she heard of hel
husbands condemnation Of her story be-
fore The Committee, was evidence.
The Court would not admit it, and
Evarts took exception.
Mrs. Oyington was examined by Full
lerton concerning her interviews will
Tilton.
( Witness knew that Florence Tilto1
was forbidden to call TO see her mother
Florence wished to attend her mother OF
the trial.
/ Tilton said to the witness that he was
compelled to act on his defense against
the Bacon letter. The cross examination
WAS continued until recess.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03
Hyl1Lenedt.'

Cards of invitation to the number of
several hundred are being issued for the
marriage ceremony Of Miss Carrie l..
Sohn, the. beautiful and entertaining
daughter OF our welEknown brewer and
old citizen, Jno. G. Sohn, Esq. The for
tunate party to the contract is Mr.. &. +.
stutzman, jr.
The OCCASION will be one of note and
considerable event among our fashion
able German society. The ceremony
takes place next Wednesday evening at
St. Johns Church, corner of Elm and
Twelfth streets, and the reception at the
Orpheus Hail. We congratulate the
happy couple, and send our best wishes
after them.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03
POLICE COURT.

Drunk and Dlsorderiy-Mollie Cook, Emma
ued to March 4th; Michael DAILY, Il. Kuhue, and
James Hamilton, SO and costs each; Jno Burns
and Charles Trench, thirty days and $5U each
Anna Marshal. thirty days; Sarah Alick, 81
and costs: Henry Espensneid, dismissed,
Miscellaneous-Jo Wiegman, petit larceny
and Charles Harrington, forgery, continued Il
March 4th; Henry Espesnshed, malicious de-
struction Of property, So and costs and Sc dam
ages; W. II. Trimble and Frank Hyre, peti
larceny, dismissed: Jacob Spaedro, vagrancy
thirty days and $25; Jos. Dc Pue, loitering
thirty days, sentence suspended; Isaac Loe
wenstein, grand larceny, continued 10 MRrcl
4th; A. Kuchenmeister, Obstructing street, dis
missed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03

:. WASHINGTON, March 3 3-SENATE.-The
Sundry civil Appropriation bill being
resumed, the amendment in reference to
the 1865 bonds of the District of Column
,biawas ratified by striking out the pro-
VISION that the principal and interest
shall be payable i'll gold, and was then
passed.
4 of the act of June 20, 1874, be amended
by substituting the word "June" for
rMarch" was agreed to.
+ Mr.. West, OF Louisiana, from the Con-
ference Committee ON the Post-Office Ap-
preparation Bill, submitted report,
which was concurred in. The amend
pents striking out the appropriations for
Vessels for the Coast Survey service
were Withdrawn by the Committee.
{ An amendment was agreed to,disecting
the telegraph companies to take down
their poles from the Capitol Buildings
and the streets around the same. and
,bonnect their lines with the Capitol by
means of cables under ground; also, di-
tecting the railroads to take up such
pOrtion Of their tracks as may come in
khe way Of improvement of the Capitol
grounds and relay the same as may be
&irected by the officer in charge or the
improvements.
81 Also directing the architect of the Cap.
ltOl to remove from the grounds OF the
sEapItol all stables and other buildings
which may be in the way Of such i'm
Rr0yements.
HoUsE.-On motion of Mr.. Garfield, of
Ohio, the House went into Committee of
The Whole on the Deficiency bill. Read
ing OF the journal being waived, an hour
was given to the consideration Of an ap-
preparation for the District Of Columbia.
:, Mr.. Tyne, OF Indiana, offered an amend
ment TO enable the Postmaster General
DO adjust the pay compensation for the
transportation OF mail over roads accord
ing to proposition OF the Appropriation
Bill for the Post-office Department, ap-
proved March 3d, 1878, and to authorize
Tor this purpose so much Of the uneX-
pended balance of the appropriation as
may be necessary. Agreed 10.
: Pending further consideration the CON-
mittee arose, and Mr.. Tyner, from the
Committee of Conference on the Post
office Appropriation Bal, submitted re-
port. -,
in relation to the partial restoration of
the Franking Privilege.
In answer to to the question MI. Tyner
explained that as the clause now stood,
documents printed by order of Con-
gress, aud the. speeches delivered
"a the Congressional Records
Hsped by the Agricultural Department,
tnd the reports Of the Commissioners OF
kgTl9ultufe. Would 60 free through the
ails, and under q number OF franks,
A ths let Of December next. ~
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03
.Ne,v York Market,

NEW YORK, March 3.-tlour quiet and in
moderate demand: supcrfne State and West
en, 81 25@4 Is; common to good, "a 5000 81;
good to choice, "a 95tG5 30; white wheat West
-four quiet and steady at $4Qy5 u. Corn-meal
unchanged.
WheaL less active. No. spring, 81 1901 10;
No.3 do, 81 05(Ql 0S; No Chicago. 81 O91a91
Northwest, 81 1Oal IL; i'm graded Minnesota
spring, 81 05(Gi ls; winter red Western, u 22(u
rs; amber Western, 81 1901 ~; white
Western, 81 s5@l "a. Rye quiet. at s4g95c.
Barley in fair demand: Canada West, 81 ESQ
30. Malt quiet and heavy. Corn scarcely SO
firm: mixed Western, S3Gsdc; yellow do,
A!aas5c. Oats unchanged. Hay unchanged.
Whisky iirner at 81 ~.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03

The Dominion Of Canada and the en-
pG 5 od 0f 'sPSn 6aye m sd spP0PFa5ee PrespeeSy WV
for our Centennial Of 1876, while the
United States proposes to give but $780,
900 in currency, equal to about 100000
in gold for the same purpose. Austria
spent SO, 100000 on the Vienna exposi-
tion of 1873, and France spent at least
~, 100000 on the Paris exposition of 1867.
For the same exposition Great Britain
gave 100000, Egypt, $3Oo,o00, Austria,
$1,000 Prussia, S150,0OO and the United
States but $4,000. For the Vienna ex-
position the German empire gave $3.50,
900, Turkey, 100000, Egypt, $1,000,
France, 100000 and the United States
but 100000. In both cases benighted
Egypt gave more than twice as much as
the United States.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03

LOUISVILLE, March 3.-Cotton quiet: sales
at 154c.
Flour and wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
steady at i6S(G1Uc. Oats iiIner at 656 65c. Rye
quiet and unchanged at ~ 10.
Hay quiet and unchanged.
Provisions quiet but strong. Pork, $40. Bulk
meats: shoulders, &c; clear rib, i0c; clear,
1014c Bacon; shoulders, SgSlac; clear rib.
111c: clear, 1119115ac. Sugar cured hams,
13c. Lard: PRIME steam, 14c; tlerce, l41a0
l1asc,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03
The Potter Ldtp,

MADISON, WIS.,, March 3.-The reports
Of the Conference Committee of the two
Houses of the Legislature, which amend
the Potter Law 30 as to allow railroads
TO charge higher rates on freight, was
passed by the Senate last night, and is
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03

The County Commissioners met for the
purpose of taking action ON the road pa
pefs and transacting other pending bus
mess.
Minutes Of the previous road sessions
were read and approved.
In the matter ofthe petition Of j. Dones,
Len. Fowler and others, to establish q
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03
st. louis Market,

ST. LOUIS. March 3.-Cotton steady and un-
changed
Flour in good demand at full prices for lower
grades. Wheat duh: No. . rcd winter, 81 o., 20
06, cash; 81 OS1aGl 0S1a. April: 81 1914, May;
No. do, 81 U2japl VI, closing AZ inside figures,
cash. Corn less active and unchanged: No.t3
mixed, 6l11IG5c. cash; t62sc, April. Oats mn
settled: No. 2, 56laGi6s4c. BarlcJ and rye un-
changed, and little dong. 80
Whisky active at 81 III.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03
TuLedO Market.

ed. Wheat dull: No. white Michigan, 81 U9S
9l 10; amber Michigan, IL O14; April, 81 10c;
No. 2 Dayton and Michigan red, 81 IS; April,
81 091s. Corn dull: nigh mixed, bSc; low mixed,
66sa QGI4c; no grade, C67.GG7c. Oats dull
Michigan, 571ac; white, 5y5ac.
Clover-sced nominal.
Dressed hogs, IS i59S 40.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03
CferegGnd Market.

CLEVELAND. March S.-Wheat 1uiet and I'M
changed. Corn steady and unchanged. Oats
steady trmer and unchanged. -
Petroleum firm: standard white, car lots,
Ike; Ohio State test. l2Ac; small lots, 1(92o
higher.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03

HARTFORD, CONN, March S.-The
Democratic Convention for the First
Congressional District, held in this city
to-day, unanimously nominated Hon.
q. W. Walters, of New Britain, tor Con-
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03

|, DETROIT. March 3.-Flour quiet and un-
changed at s5@5 so. Wheat in fair demand and
firm: extra, u 13; No. /, II lO1s; amber, 81 0G.
Corn quiet and unchanged at 69kc. oats quiet
and unchanged at 5Sd695ac.
Cloyer-seel is neglected and held al Sc 200
q 30,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03
Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, N. Y, March 8.-W heat fair and In
demand: sales, 6,G00 bu.; 100 cars Milwaukee,
81 IL; $40 bu. No. Wisconsin, 6Oc. Corn in
good demand: IL cars; new on track, nc.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03

EAST LIBERTY, March 8.-Hogs: receiptsi
light; shipments, s car loads. Selling at 10 "
QG6 90; choice $6ge 40.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03
Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS. March 3.-Flour quiet and mn
changed. Corn-me0l easier at t3 90 Corn IN
fair demand and ffrM AT S5(1e6c. Oats: demand
light and holders firm at Tlgi2c. Hay nominal
Bran: market bare.
Provisions quiet and unchanged.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03

r EGAL.-CharIes II. Foote V. Sophia Foote.
IL Hamilton County Common Pleas Court.
hereby notified that the plaintiff, on the 24tli
day Of February, 1876, filed his petition against
her in said Court, praying for divorce upon the
ground of adultery, which petition will stand
for hearing on April 10Th, 1876.
March Sd, 1875. CHAS. IL. FOOTE.s
s II. MORSE, Attorney. ma3-6tW
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03
PeOria Market.
East Liberty Market.

PEORIA, March 3.-Corn, 4. Oats: white,
&c; mixed, 54hc. Rye, sl01 OOh.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03
FINANCIAL.

Gold is firm to-day at 1l43s.
Eastern Exchange Is quiet with good re-
ceiptS and fair demand at previous rates.
buying. Selling.
N. Y. EXhange. l-20 dis. 1-20 prem.
Philadelphia Ex'ge.. 1870 dis. 1-a0 prem.
Boston EXcnange. 1-20 dis. In prem.
Baltimore FIX x'ge. .l-2oG III dis. 1-200l 10 prem.
Government securities are IN moderate de-
uland and rates are rather lower. though with
no material change. The ! :50 F. Nj. New York
rnlI,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03

advertisements contain valuable infor-
nation. Mr.. j. w. Pomfrey, the publish
er, is we'll known in newspaper circles,
and has way of doing pretty much any
thing he undertakes in very satisiac-
tory manner. BY all means read The
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03
Piffsb,ty0 Market.

PITTsBURG, March 3.-Whcat ouiet and prices
unchanged. Corn: ear, 1s(a17c; shelled, zoo
72c.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03
Osire0o Market.

OsvEGo, March 3.-Wheat dull; No. Mil
waukee, 81 II. Corn quiet at SIC. Barley dull
and no sales; prime Canada nominally Il 30.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03

Cincinnati Ltye Stock Market.
CINCINNATI, March 3-2 +. M.
'The following are the receipts and shipments
OF live stock for the past "a hours:
Cattle. Hogs Sheen.
Receipts. ....... 453 Ills IS
Shipments. ........... 81 1856 -.
BEEF CATTLE-Are in good demand with
firm market at ~ 1903 rs for common; s4,d5
for medium to fair; 50 25a6 w for good per
GENITAL gross
HOGs-Ihere is a firm market with active
demand. Common are worth 10 25OI6 80; sie-
dium to fair, " 0Wd7 25; and good 81 3Jg7 20;
choice rre held at 81 650g7 ~ per GENITAL gross.
SIlEEP-The market is nrm and quiet with
no change in prices. Fair to choice are worth
$4Gg5 20 per Genital gross.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-03
sold. offered at. Bid,

The following IS the /: :SU =. NJ. report or New
York Stock Market as received BY Lea, Ster'
rctJ L. Co., 3S West Third street:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
Gin @inf iiir Irbcifcrincu or
IGhutaiG,iuc tt.

GS 1T cine ebenlo trauri9c ruie un6cswei,
ielte @abrbeit, baB Die ionit 10 prattii6en
9tabmai6incn na6 unO nu6 Sic iun9c,
iril9e Grait u~uierer weibli6en Su9eno &c:
raoeSu ucrni9ten. Tielfa6 bat man iid)
al untcrri6tetcr Steuc oomit bel6diti9t,
cin M}ittel Sn crilnncn, wcI9es 9eeignet 1T,
Die i6aoIi@cn Ginfiiiie bieier 9lrt ppn Sc.
l6Gftt9ung einiSernoBen 81 paraIpiireI
Ocrnmen) obne bisber NcnncnSwertbcs 81
errei3en. Die Mtab9en Hagen na9 fur:
ser 3eit iibcr Sruiti9mersen unb ibr stlS:
ieben 9ibt 3eugnib pauon, bab bic Nrbeit
an Der 9tabmai9ine nur i9ein6ar cine leidtt
ut. Selb ueritdnbli3 fam eS ii6 biel
nut Inn bieieni9en armen Srauensimme,
banbeIn, weI6e barauf ansewieien iino,
pom iriiben MOrsen bis sur fpaten Ibenp:
itunbe nit bieier Mai6ine ibr Srob gu per.
oienen, rnb leioer iinb beren piele Sauienoe
SIN Sntcreie 9eraOe bicier Naberinneu
wollen mir an ein ebenio cinfa6cs ME
SpefmdBiges Mfittel erinnern, bas mir Dor
etpa Sabresfriit anuenoen iaben uno Oas
einem Wido9en wabrcnb uier SSabren 10
portreffli6e Sienite 9eIeiitet bat, baB biss
Der trob anseitrengter arbeit Die erpdbnten
Sruiti6merScn poQtommen fern geblieben
iinS. 0os pom Dem Mtdb1en erba6te
Mittcl 6citcDt einia@ BARN, baB es ben
Stlbl, oui benz cs beim NGben iist, I'M
ctluo ,! BOD bat pertiirsen l~aiien, 10 baB
es ni9t nOtBig bat, iortwdbrenb in sanS &C.
StclIung gu ndBen. Sir cmpfebs
len bicien &eriud allen GbnIi3 9lrbeitenoen
nit benz &uniGc, buB CT ibnen Grlei6ters
ing i9aiicn mo9e. Gicuei9t fOnncn audi
bic Observation-Disclosures oui bielen linz
itanO A:ifii3t neGmeu un0 Die Mai6inen
,trpaS b06er baIcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
0emcinnItigrS.
Sori6riften; . fifteen
unb 9 10 q 1 8.

Sin gountitt ioQ Dem ~ierneren S6aocn,
pelGcn Sru6 ober Terblutung Den SGus
men tGun "tonncn, uorbeu9en. I'm 9&uns
Den, pclhe Den VGumcn ldGblid uerDen
%tOnucn, 81 perbiitcn, lei man porlidti9 i'm
NbDaucu Der 9lelts, idinoe Gle Gdumc uiGt
beim Nnbinoen unb 9ebrau6e babel ui6t
81 iparlam Mtoos uno anoere wcide Sin9e
unO Gcbe aui bas Sieb in Sblt9drtcn odt.
SIT S6aben 9eldeben, 10 belle man Ourd
9uten Slit oOer our6 TaumlpadS nod uno
iiberlaiie bic Nunoe nl6t uuporiidti9 Dem
bolen Ginilulle Der ylit lnb bes 9te9ens.
Spalten, wel6e lid pon iclblt bilocn, wer.
cen In belten gtt Saumwads Su9ei6micrt,
ebenio miro Oieies anseweuoet beim iose.
nannter Vlutlturs Der ydume uno wenn
suuieg gummi ooer VaumbarS aus beniel.
ben jlieBt. Sino Wunben i6lcdt peruabrt
worben, 10 entlteben, beionbers nad ieud.
tenn &etter, leidt @ei9wiire aud entjteben
bisle betanntli6 oft bur1 Snietten uno
bur5 anoere unbetannte llria6cn. Wan
i9neiSet bann ales Sdaobaits meg uno
beitrei6t bic entbloBte Stele NIT 9utem
&itt oosr Vaumwads. Sine Der beiten
Toridriiten gu erlterem 1T: man mii6t Is
GbeiIe &ubmiit, 8 Gbeile trotenes 6altpul,
per BON alien @ebduben, s Sbeile feline
alide unb l Sbeil 6Iubianb gu elmer oiden
Salbe s%uiammen. SIT iie 81 bid, 10 ninmt
man Sdienblut, iouiel ais notbig lit,
oasu. Der &itt miro oiinn aui ben i6ao.
baften Sbeil 9eltriden unO nit einem Ful:
per OoS aus d Sheilpu yide INN Shelf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
Ser Gatcr oct Willie!

Himm einen Sinner poQ Moilcr bel 9tcm
Orleans aus benz Miiiiiippi unO iteue Dir
Die Srage, ruo0er fommt oieS? 10 wiro Ote
Gntport iein: pon Dem San06ooen Don
SEEM Wferifo, por ben Sannen6crgen
non Carolina, pou Den Gbeuen De-
braScas, pou Ben Yaumlpollen Gjeiil>
ben pom Georgia, pon ben britii6en
SrouinSen nOrbli9 pom 40 @rabc, gctrcnnt
pon Ben 6liiBen bercn llier nit Sis ii6er:
So9enen 6elicn ii1 in ben Nrtic: Ocean BE-
9eben, Don Den SclOeru no Die Sran9cn
nno GttronCn bIIben, bon Den 3udersHlan>
ta9en yeultonaS, uon ben falten Gates in
Dtinnci ota uno 8isconiin, pom ben ionuis
gen Sprin9en Der bIumi9en NSieien in 9llas
barna uno Senneiiee, pon Sen S.uellen in
Wti9i9an, uon ben frudtbrin9cnOen 6iis
9eln in EennIiluanieu unb New Oorf, pou
ben EabatgefiIOen in SirSinia unb Mtarps
Lamb, uOn Ben Sliien Die bur6 Soma unp
Wdiourt, our3 SQinotS, Snbiana urO
Sbio, our9 &entufp unb ~2lrfanias, Wfiis
iiiippi unO Eerus flieBen; es lit Elm SBeil
ppn ben 3ebntauienb tleincn SG9en, bic
Do fieben III Die Columbia lnb COLORADO
bes 8citenS, cs lit Elm Sbeil pom Oelamare
unS SuSquebunnu, Die ii6 beeiIen nit
SOnnenaui9un9 bort gu iein; es lit Elm
Gbeil pom aQe9anp, uOn Den Springs oes
Roanote nnO bes SaluOa, melt binter Sen
i9parSen Bergen tommt ss pon Dem mads
ti9em Sastat3awan, wel9er Iansiam
HisBenO li9 in Die Sprinss uOn Dem Son.
reiranso bor9enc auf bas &uui9sn pom
&iasara uno benz SpruSsln pon benz Slate
es iiberiiebt bic pom Utah.
Sieies 8aiier bsfru9tet sr0Bere unO
f9onere @esenoen als bic bss sroben Sui,
iers Meranoers uuo limb msbr Giter aui
bieiem md3tisen 6Iuiie transportirt, oils
auf irsenb eincm unSern 6luiie Der 8elt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
Ser ersem8t nnicrn 8ciGtbmm =?

Gu ben 704 Wtiuionsn Dollars, bic BEN
8srtb ~uuierer auSfuBrurtiteI in Dem nit
Suni 1874 ab9eIauienen 6inunSiabrs Dor.
iteusn, bat infer slderbau unO unicre gicb:
su9t 5O4, Die S6ase %unierer Groe an Sob.
len, Metauen unb GrO0l los, bic slide.
reien uub g8dloer nubeSu % WtiQionen bel:
setrasen-unicr aui Soften bcs SoItea
ssbsste unO 9epileste Munufuctur: SnOuitric
ben Geit, B.. y. ndmli3 81 Otiaionen Dol:
lars ODER etpa o YroSent uon Der 9an,er
ausfubr! l%lnicre, pom S9utSoa nun ID
LANCE sena6rte unO 8emdrmte SnOuitrie III
cine Greibbauspflanje, bic ni@t wa6isr
nil, uno man iiebt ni9t Gin wurum Ous
aan;e foitipieIise Srei6Baus ni3t jc cher il
tiefer suiammenseidlG8en wiro. &oltipie
liza lit bieies IreibGaus i'll Der S5at chen i
febr pie nutlos: I'M bic luenisem erbdrmt
Iiden SSnbultrisu, bic ni6t I'M Sianoc limb.
NIT anSeren Nationen auf Den Widrttcn DC,
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Sic SdDrcibMaidJiuc

l6cini li1 ibrcr prattilden Nnlucuoung lms
mcr mebr III nGbern. Sie pom Ounfen bat
pegcn ibres bo6cn Treiies mcni9 Gin9ang
9efunOen mcbr prattii6c 0cltung bat DC
bes Entertainers gatbam Sbotes erlGl9t,
lpeIde pom Der @eipebrfabrit upn Jtcnlin9s
ton angeierti9t wirb unb in Den Ser. Staa;
ten i9on SiemIiG in Gebrau9 81 lein ideilt
On @rDbe uno Qusieben glci6t le Der
NGbmaI6ine. Otan i9rcibt inoem man
Salten bcriibrt, popon jeoe einen Su6ltas
ben, cine i3abl ooer Gin Srcnnnn9ssei6cn
mieoer9ibt. SeOcS Sornat pon 3 bis s
3ou Sreite unb elmer Sdnge BON eitlem bis
gu meBrercn 100 i3oa fam bei9rteben wers
ben, audi t0nnen llmi3ldse nit sei9tisteit
abreiiirt, unb es fam Der Gaum Spil6en
ben 3eilen ausenblidlid %seGnoert weroen.
Oas @ei6riebene ODER eisentli6 @eorudte
lit ebenfals Iesbar pie seipObnIi9e Druid:
idrift unb ebenio 9IeidmdBis. Oa man
NIT Der Maidine bis 60 @orte gu Papier
brinst, 10 lit man i'm Stanoe, NIT Sulfe
Der nsuen GriinOuns seraoe Die ooppelte
Nrbeit gu perridten. Gbenio fam man
cine Siemli9 srobe anSabl pom GOpien bas
nit beriteuen. Die GrIernuns ninlmt
bO3itens uierSebn Gage III anipru9.-Oie
Wai6ine wirb bereits Don ben amerifanis
i4en Observation-Disclosures, pOn pielen
Sel6aitslcuten, gOuotaten, ia ieIbit BON
Der Hs9ierun9 benutt. Die yWeltern
Union SelesrapbensG ompasnie", weI3e
Vureaur in beinabe alien Stabten Ser Ser.
Stuatcn bclitcn uno mebrere iSunbert
6ommis bei6ditiscn, bcbuupten, in 6olse
Der neuen GriinOung an @ebalt ALIEN
5000, 600 idbrIi3 eripart gu babsn. - gei,
Der lit Der Freis Elm Siemli@ bober: Sl25.
SIelc Wtaldine iOQ ncuerOinss bur9 Die
Don OauI iibertrOiIen worOen iein, wel6e
nur $50 tOltet unO weientli9 einIa6er lit.
Slelelbe 1T aud nit Salten perieben uno
fam Iei9t iibcraIl nit bin9cnommen mer,
ben. Q(merif.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
Slt,s pcut 0c;6Gitsicbcu.

Sm qep0bnli6cr Ge6cu wcrocn Die Ofcne
i5en meiitcnS mad ibrent Grfo!9c beurtbeilt ;
oh nit Gtedt obcr niGt, bicS molten mir
bier nidt u1tcriu6en, iOnbem bic lfittel
betra6tcn, lpeI6c ;um GrioI9c iiiBren.
&lcS, mas Der Mcni6 in bieicm 9cbcu
i6dtt, mus CT ii3 c%rrin9en bur6 %anitrens
ecnbc Semiibun9cn bcS &orpcrS unO bcs
@ciftcS. Selbit aus9e;cidnctc Salcntc
iinb oaS, mas lie ausgeSci9nct gema6t,
nur bur6 bartcS Stuoium, barte arbcit,
felten gSillen uno Scbarrli6teit 9crpproen.
Die @runOIa9e oucS Grfolscs lit ncbit
Gbrli6feit, unermiiOli6cr 6leib, letter
@ilc uno Strcben mad Dem 81 errcihcns
ben i3iclc. Inter ben 9lmerifuncrn iinoct
man bduii9c SciipieIc Don Mdnnern, mel;
DIE nit 9lnfangS 9erirgcn NfitteIn li0 Den
sr06ten GciGtbum crpOrbcn baben. Cor
nelius Sanbcrbilt perfauitc in ieiner SUI
senb Gcnliic aui Ocm Martte, legtc ieine
GrIparniiie portDciIbuft III @eI6dften unO
Gi9cnt6um an, uub lit beut III Gage me-
nisitcnS 80 Nfiuioncn Dollar wcrt9. SoS
6ltelte Ntitglieo Der 6irlna s.. y. G50iilin
d So. wur ein armcr &no6c, bur9 Gucr;
gle, 6lciB uno &eGtiGaiicnbeit bradtc CT
iein Serm0gen auf u Miuioncn Dollar
Daniel Srcw biitete III Ieiner SSu9cno sic
Eibe 81 as Gents per Gag rnO bc'ist bcutc
Gi9entbum pou 25 MiQioNcn Nollor.
@eor9 Gam mar bis in iein 40itc5 Safr
arbeiter iii Sem Dort, icin &erm09en wiro
bcute 0uf 10 Ntilioucn Dollar gci9det.
Ole Gebrioer Stemort perfauften Mtolais
iess&dnbp ouf Cen GtruBen Der St0ot fiir
l Sent bo5 Stiia, wel6en lire pcrlpittpete
Wfuttcr bel HtaGt perfcrtigtc; ibr uereini9s
teS Gcrm0gcn lit nunmebr Su IL Wiilioncn
Dollars ongepo6len. OoS iiuo nur cins
selne Seiipiele. 9te6tl6ofienbeit, OtItD,
6leiB, q ariumteit uno Scburrli9teit lino
bic Gtscni9aften, lpel6e man beiieen mub,
I'm GrfoI9 81 baben. Nber bios reid 81
wcroen, bari rie boS a3ieI unires StrcbenS
iein. @cIb ALIEN ma6t nidt 9IiifIid, wie
bic Griobuln9 Icbrt. Der 0tel@t5um iou
rur baS OtitteI iein, nm uieI Suites tbun
gu tOnnen. @cmn iebo9 bur9 mibgiiniti9e
ScrDdItniiic alcr GrfuI9 Dir mauselt, 10
iouit On bcnno9 ni9t entmutbist icin.
Ri6ts gei6ieBt Obne peiie 9lbii3t @Ottes.
Sas SewuBtiein, Define Efli9t erfiiut su
BADEN, miro Old tr6iten unb Dir Die Gube
Defines 6er;enS beluaGren.