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| The liberal convention Il Clayton
comfy lust Saturday nominated llm,
ID. I S1unpman 1T Mc,'tegor ~ Stat,
Senator from thai district. We untlcr
stand that Mr. Stoncman was not Ii
any sense candidate for the office
did not desire the place, after the nom
nation, but At the urgent ralici,a,in
of friends has consented IL run. MI
Stoncman Ii cscr.May qualified fur III
position, i n mnn Of nuhlcnislled rep
u,ation and irreprnacLahlc charact.,
with a fine lcga mind and Those quail
ties u anu, III that make the model lc,
islator. We feel confident the pcorl
" that Co, vii, honor him and secure ,
themselves and the state just l,gisl'
ton by securing his election to III,
body
We also learn with pleasure thu
VIM Larrabsc uf clermont has bee
nominated BY the republican conycr
ton of faycttc 4, thu Senate from thu
district. Like Mr.. Stoncman hc wi
! make wise and safe legislator MI
, W hope will be triamphantly elccte'
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NEW YORK.

Preparations for Comforting the BE.
rctta on Cardinal MCIOskey-Firei In
the Union League club HOuse-Ar.
rested for DefaIcation.
NEW YORK, April 26.-The prepare
tons for comforting the beretta on
Cardinal McCloskey are almost COM
pleted. The ceremonies will open
with procession of acolytes from the
sacristy wearing white SUPPLIES and
scarlet ond black cassocks. The cler-
Ky of the city and visitors will be fol-
lowed by the archbishops and bishops
wearing their rotchets, purple cassocks,
mantelettas and berettas. The cele-
brant will next enter accompanied by
the deacons and archdeacons. The
cardinal will then enter, preceded by
the cross bearer, bearing the archiepis-
copal cross and followed by train of
attendant priests. The cardinal will
wear his capa magma, long purple
robe fringed with ermine, and his
archiepiscopal dress consisting ofrotch-
ct, purple cassock, mantaletta and be-
retta. Count Marefoschi will occupy
place near the cardinal, wearing a full
uniform of the pope's noble guard.
Manager Roncetti, the ab-legate, at
tended by Dr. Ubaldi, will occupy a
position on the epistle side of the altar.
At the conclusion of High Mass
the ab-legate will take the scarlet be-
retta and present it to Archbishop Bay
ley of Baltimore, who will perform the
ceremony of imposition. The arch
bishop will deliver an address which
will be responded to by the cardinal,
after which the choir of one hundred
voices will sing grand TeDeum, COM
posed expressly for the ceremony.
The cardinal will then retire, and, after
putting on the robe of cardinal, will
reenter the sanctuary and give the
Episcopal benediction. This will con-
clude the ceremonies:
The Union League club house caught
fire to day, and the roof and interior
were badly damaged. Some pictures
and books were saved.
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we stand
WARRINGTON.

Telegraph wires Prostrat, d-MuiI1 Dan
tracts Cancelled Secretary DeIeu,
NOT 10 Resign AZ Present Resignation
OF sambard- Chiid,steaIer Sentenced
appointment Of Pnyunsters Post
once pinndered by the Mexicans-
souision on the baltimore nnd Polo.
mae Railroad Eight or Ten Persons
severely Iniured.
| WAsHlNGToN, April GA heavy
sleet storm has Frustrated the lines la
New YORK, There Is no COmmunloa.
ton beyond Jersey City and only two
wires 10 that point,
The postmaster general to-day issued
an order cancellng all awards of con.
tracts heretofore made In favor of Je-
rome j. Kinds, Patrick Laughlln, John
w. Delaney, William Weiss and Will
liam q. lddlngs, these being names
eontainedin the proposals fraudulently
imposed upon the department 10y the
completely of clerks ut the last regular
letting. The order directs the CON
tracts 10 be Immediately awarded TO
the respective bidders whose proposals
are next lowest In amount TO the pro.
posals thus rejected. The awards re-
ierred TO are all In the state Of Texas,
The fraudulent bids having been made
with the full knowledge of the amounts
OF the bona ilde proposals only n few
dollars below them the loss TO the gov.
eminent occasloned by the present or
der Will be very small.
Delano will not resign until the
cloud resting over his department IL
dlssipated.
Governor Bard has resigned the At
lanta postmastership, to take effect on
the first of June.
Sarah Walker alias Puss Oakley, the
child stealer, was to-day sentenced to
three months imprisonment, with the
understanding that upon her release
she will return to Norfolk.
The president will appoint two pay
masters in the army tomorrow, vice
those the senate failed to confirm.
The postmaster general has official
ldvices that n postoilice has been plum |
iered by the Mexicans and DIR. Lowell
killed.
A collision occurred on the Balti-
more and Potomac railroad about five
o'clock this afternoon, Just outside of
he tunnel, near the eastern branch, he
,ween the 1853 train from this city and
,he New York train due here ut 5:l3
?. NJ. Eight or ten persons were se-
'erely injured and both trains badly
wrecked.
John M. Carver, formerly secretary
o Colonel Fisk, was arrested to-day
or ninety five thousand defalcation
IS treasurer of the national stock yard
company.
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Billiards.

CHICAGO, April 25.-This was the
last day of the interstate billiard tour
nament. In the first game of the
AFTERNOON Burleigh beat Hoa 200 to III.
Honing then beat Carter 200 to 1856,
thus depriving Carter of the third
prize. This was well played aud
very interesting game throughout.
The last game was played between
McAfee and Livermann, the former
winning by 200 to ~. rms leaves
Miller the champion, he having won won
and Rhines each lost eight apd won
three. Carter, McAfee and Gallagher
each won seven and lost four. Shaw
and Parker won six and lost five.
Maggioli won four and lost seven.
Honing won seven and lost nine;
Liverman and Hoa each won one ana
| lost ten,
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Galveston Jockey Club.

GALVESTON, April 20,-Therc will b,
no races on Saturday, May !, on ac
count'of the Mal-Fest. The programme
Of the races Is changed us follows
Fourth day, Friday-'rhe gulf city
stakes for three-yearo Odds, and the jock.
ey club cup will be run. The fifth day
Will be Tuesday, May 1, with the Sec
ond and third races as on original pro-
gramme for the fourth day. Sixth and
last day Wednesday, May 8, with Sec
ond and third races as on original pro-
gramme for nth day.
The following are the entries for to-
m0rrow's races; Oleander stake, mile
heats. Minor enters Mamie +; Stone
enters Pauline Sprague; Spencer and
Askrey's entries not yet announced.
Second race, mile and u half dash.
Gay enters Flyaway; Burleson enters
Austin; Minor enters Falmouth.
The weather is beautiful and the
track in fine condition.
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LOUISIANA.

Adjournment ai the LegisIature--N M
Reform Measures Adopted 90 TeIe
graph Operators Rnd Repairers Driy
en Away, Eic,, Eie,
NEw ORLrANs, April 81, - Both
houses of the legislature adjourned sine
die to-day,
The resolution pending suspendlng
Auditor Clinton during The lmpeaoli.
ment proceedings, was postponed by a
vote OF eighteen 10 sixteen,
Hut few, II any, reform measures be-
came laws
The bill approprlOting one hundred
aud seventy thousand dollars for ex-
penses of the extra session passed,
The officers, passengers aud hands
OF the burned steamers lost their cloth
lug, baggage, etc,
Details from the Rio Grande show
no abatement of trouble Mexican
bandits seem determined TO prevent
Geographic communication with
Brownsville They drove OF the ope-
rators and line repaIrers,
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SOCIETIES.
Masonic.

All Masonic bodies meet at $40 Main street
over G. M. Wheats store.
DALLAS COMMANDERY No. Q, knights
Templar, will meet ut the Asylum in the city
of Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
FRANK AUSTIN, E. c.
Ed. &. BOWER, Recorder.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arch
Masons, meets Mt the Chapter Rooms in the
city OF Dallas, ON the first Monday in each
month. -
JOSEPH l.. FISHER, Secretary.
TANNEHILL LODGE, No. So, 7. & A, NJ,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
ings of each month, at the Masonic Hall
W.K. CORNISH, Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, No 4l2 f. 4 A. NJ
meets on the first and third Saturday even.
ings of every month, at its hall over &. M,
Wheat's store, on Main street:
A. W. NowLIN, Secretary.
odd Fellows.
Eureka Lodge, y. d., l. 0. 0. y, meets at
Richardson, Dallas county, every Wednes-
day evening, at half-past O'Clock;
T. l.. FRANK, NC,
u.s.. FLOYD, Secretary.
RIDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. %, ]. o.
U. F., meets on the first and third Friday
Hall. III. u. BOHNY, c. +.
NOISE KAHN, Scribe.
on every Wednesday night, at the Odd Fell
lows Hall q. a. CUTLER, N. q.
GUS. AARONsoN, Secretary.
TRINITY LODGE No. l. o. o. F., meets
every Monday night at Odd Fellows hall.
AS. JET, N. G.
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TEL EGRiPH MARK ETS.
Noon Report.

GALVESTON, April 28.--Money steady.
Gold, lli%@ll5; silver lO7lI@ los.
Hides weak ut II decline. pry flint select
OFF; damaged and glue stock, &c off; light
sailed sold as flint with allowance for salt
wet sailed, selected, Sc; butchers green,
7@71gc.
Cotton dull and nominal. Ordinary,
l2lSc; good ordinary, li1sc; low mlddling,
A1sc; middling 1870; good middling, l6c.
Sales 5S7 bales.
LONDON, April 26.-Erie 2714c,
PARIS April 2G,-Rentes Gif l5c
LIvERPooL; April 20 --Noon-Cotton quiet.
Middling uplands, 72sd; Orleans, SGD. Sales
10000 bales
New YORK, April 26.-Gold opened at ll539s,
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o.,,,,.,,on Of Bishop Jaeger.

PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-There was
n gale with snow last night.
Rev. Thomas A. Jaeger, DID, rector
of the Episcopal church OF the Holy
Trinity, will be ordained bishop OF
southern Ohio on Wednesday next. In
connection with the ordination service
the following is announced: Bishop
Potter of New York and Bishop Viewers
are to present the elected bishop. Blsh'
on smith of Kentucky, will be presld,,
ing bishop at the conservation, and
Rishop Littlejohn of Long Island, VIII
preach the sermon; 10 Prevens h ore =,
crowding only limited NUMBER Oh
tickets of admission will be grahteu'
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LIVERPOOL, April 20, 4 p. M.-Sales $1,000
uplands, not below middling, shipped April
and May, 7 l5-l6d.
NEW YORK, April 26.--Total specie ship
ment last week two and quarter million
dollars. Money easy at 219@3 per cent.
Sterling 8. Gold ll5H@ll5A. Governments
active and strong. New 5-s, 1855, States
quiet and nominal.
Cotton-Net receipts, 1893 bales; gross, l,7Si
bales.
Futures closed quiet Sales 1920 bales.
April, l64@l6 5,S2ci May, l65-S2c; June,
10 27-32c; september, 10 2l.32@l8 ll-lGc. 0cto-
Der, 10 7-32@l6Ac; November, l6l.32@lG l-l6c;
December 10 l-lB@lG l-32c.
Cotton quiet and steady. Sales 1886 bales
at l6}sGlG54c.
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TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
THE WEATHER.

In the gulf and south Atlantic states,
Tennessee and Ohio valley, generally
cloudy weather will prevail, with rain
east of the Mississippi river easterly to
southerly winds, except In the south
west, slight changes in temperature
andslowly falling barometer
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10!
Fight with the Chcycnn eS In Kan u,
Nineteen OF { he Red Devils VIII Draw
No More RallOns.

CHICAGO, April 20.-Liautenant Aus
tin, Of the sixth cavalry, reports fight
with the Cheyennes in Kansas.
Nineteen Indians, including two
chiefs and one medicine man, were
killed. The soldiers lost sergeant and
private,
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CINCINNATI, April 2G.-John S. Lin
sey was found dead to-day. He leaves
a widow with children in Richmond,
Virginia.
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Raid ON Gamblers.

BOSTON, April 2e.-The raid on the
gambling houses by the state ponce re-
Suited in the capture of forty-eight gay
people and much material.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 26.-TEe
militia in the coal region have been
relieved 10y other regiments.
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TUESDAY MORsISG APRIL ~,
THE DALLAS HERALD

TX the only paper In northern
Texas that receives the fun
Press dispatches.
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me 81. Lawrence Open.

QUEBEC, April 26.-Navigation Oh
the st. Lawrence 10 open.
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RAILROAD TGME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains at
Dallas,

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL,
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THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, /. o. @. T.,
meets every Saturday night at the Thomas
'n"pe' 'A SION 8. RECORD. W. CT.
NV. RECORD w. Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE No. 148, l. o. @. T., meets
every Friday night, at their lodge room, on
Main street. between Austin and Lamar.
'a"'" '' W. +. BIRMfNGHAM, w. G. 7.
FANNIE SAwYER, WIS.
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Patrons of Husbandry,

BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. q, Of the
hall, Richardson, on the first and third Sat.
urdays Of each month.
w. II. HARRIS, Master.
w III. STARK, ST., Secretary.
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knights of Pythias.

CoEUR DE LION LODGE. No. s, meets
every Thursday evening. b. Ward, p, G.;
+. T. Easley, NJ. D., Prelate; ). NJ, House,
Master atl Arms; ]. q. Leigh, NJ. Of E.; Paul
Furst, NJ. of F.; Edward j.. Smith, X: r.
and s.; A. s. Jet, l. g.. b. X. spratley,
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LISBON GRANGE No. 8, meets on satur
day before the second Sunday in each month
at nine o'clock A. NJ.
IT, A. MCADAMs, Secretary.
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DALLAS COUNTY CoUNCIL-Dr. ]. H.
Stevens, master p. G.. Swor, overseer w.
Ii. Harris, secretary w. II. Thurmond,
treasurer; w. z. Cochran, gate keeper; James
P. Goodnight, Lisbon or Dallas postofice,
purchasing agent.
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Brifanic society.

The Britauic society meets every alternat,
Monday evening, in Knights of Pythiai
hall. ]. b. MUNDEE, President.
j. H. RYAN, Secretary.
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1ailg4erald

once la emerald nioek," Corner Of
Main and lamar streets, over First
National Rank. business once
Front Room, second story,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-27
60 iera6 goItaire.

Oils es emit nit elmer uornsbmsn Dame,
bic ourd ben @ottesldusner Soltaire gum
Nbfau pom @lauben sebra9t woroen mar,
gum Sterbsn fam, unb bieielbe auf Dem
Sobbett' anSere @eoanten betam, unb es,
luie man gu iasen pflest, fat nidt e~rltsrs
ben %tonnte, lieB ite ben @Ottesldusner
tommen uno uiicnbarte ibm ibre Seelens
quail, ibre @~ewiIensbifie, lire @laubcns;
;weifel uuo ibre SoSesansit. llno mas,
slaubit ou pobl, bat oieier apoitel Oes linz
9laubens isiner iterbcnoen S6ilerin ses
antrportst? Gr iaste: MaSam', ipablen
Sic bas 3uuerldiisere. 6Ir Sen SAD, baB
es bod einen I6errsott sdbe, unb Die Seele
uniterbli5 more, laiisn Sic einen Briciter
fommen! limb bas that ie umo lit oann
NIT gott ueriobnt unS rubis seitorben uno
bas bat Goltaire auf ieinem Goblet audi
nod tbun woaen, bat aber bieie 9naoe
nidt mebr erlanst, feline %iosenannten 9uten
6reunbe baben i'm baran s%sbinbert.
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9efsifG- Snxem6arg.

4m 6. SUM trat in Nrlou Der Yropite
sialratb suiammen. 0erlelbe beitsbt, ME
mir aus Den Gerbanblunsen erisben, uus
SO &dtben. Nnrpelsno paren Die 6errn:
Gapet, Goppens, Sanlop. Ssleau, 0uz
bois, Ou6ene, Ouiaroin, Gni9, De 6aue=
reau, !Senro;, tSepnensp ierlot, 6eDneaz
@eraro, S'6oiii9miot, Soasnisls, 5ubert,
Sacquemin DC Midamps, Sacquemim De
@rune, Saoot, SuQien, 9abouperie, 9an1z
bin, be Saro9eblin, 9aual, 9sbrun, 2eisnz
ne, Senser, Sou6e, Marion, be Matbsliu,
Orban, Eoncelet be 6lorenpiae, Yoneelet
b Hague, Seoesco, Sei3 gmm., Sbirp ct
8erquin abweieno: anbrim, Sacquss,
Yerot, Sel6 gpolple ct llrbinsGboiTrap
Srban wurbe als HrsiiSent. 6spnensB Bier
lot gum Siceprdiioenten, Gnid unb Dubois
III Sefretirer uno goude unp Suuieu III
lteIuertretenoen Sefrstdrcn eruGblt. Die
BEL Der GeIesenbeit sebaltenen 2eSe oes
Gonuernelrs Der 9rouin; ianS nidt uisl
Intlang.
Ole eieIIi6aft ,u
Wonceau iur Sambre baut elm sansesOor
arbeiterwobnunsen nit @drten u. /. 10.
Mit serinsen Griparniiien founen lid Die
Irbsiter balo III eisensn Seiie Oieier Bobz
nhnsen ieten.
Su GieIIe in Canton 9aroSe fcrb
am %. Snni Ser junge, iebr bsliebtc Nrst
Noolpb Souba. Seine StanSesgenofcn
trusen ibn 81 Grabe.
l1eber bie grnbteauSit1tenin
Der YrOuin, finoen mir fOlsenSe amsabeH
in Der vSoir ou 2urembours":
Der @ei;en lit nidt 10 gut, uIs man err
wartct bate. Die Iebren sntbalten uebit
gut aussebiIoeten 86rnern piele, bic ni1t
sur uolfommenen 9teife ~selangtsn. Damn
limb mande Aebren taub. Der &ossn
bate cine i66ns BIitbe uno wenn aud Die
Iebren nidt 10 sablrci9 iino, ais in an
bern Sabren, weroen bod bic 66rner pous
tommen uub ihwer. Sem Saier bat nod
mebr ais benz @ei;en Die anbaltcnSe Oirre
sei9aoet; bic &eiie criolsts 81 ibnell unS
mande SaferfsIoer miiien Dor ben @et.
;enfeloern sel6nitteu weroen. Sas @adsz
tbum 1T ieDr unslei9 eriolst.
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Saar, WoicI, Giicl nno Guns.
riiGcu.

Mm "a. 5 I'M ,og elm itarfes Giewitter
iiber Grier, baS uou rei9li3em Hsssn be
sleitet mar. Der Slie idlus s~weimal in
Die ct. Sanlinstirde obne gu ;iinoen ODER
SdaSen gu MAIDEN.
Ger am "a. SUM- in lrier abae9als
tsne Sabrmartt mar gut beiett. Gbisre
gum Wtdltsn wurben alle ron Den Sauern
%9efauft. Die Greiie paren 25 Yro,ent
bober ais auf oem lesten Martte.
Aus Sersbeim on Der giiel ss6er
bittsre 6lasen ii6er Den our6 oas S9war,s
rpilp peruria6ten Sdabeu ein. Inter Dem
S1ute Der bi6teu 6ibtsrpalouugen, wie
lol6e b~eIonSerS IN Der 9fdbe ner Srtidaiz
S6enoorf nno &onissoorf anselest iino,
usrmcbrcn ii9 biele Seitien in elmer ssrasu
beiorgnibcrregcnoen &eiie. Oieier Gage
bate ein Spa,icrsdn9er @eIeecn6cit, mitt
weniger ais ;p6lf 6rildlinse bel elmer Sur9
leiuen Suno oufseia9ten Saa 81 sdbter.
Ger @aiisr It anS Der Moiel uar
@noe Sum- laat Der ySatb. &oifS;g.% BET
Dem anbaItenoen Ge9elupetter nm Gin Se.
pcutcnSes geltie9en, 10 CAP Ole S9iHfabrt
III gerg unp III Sbal pieScr fiott pOu Stuts
ten oeGen tounte. Die Wtoiel.O ampIl4iTs
boote nubmen lire Sabrten an Miontag,
Den IS. SUM wieoer AMI. 6ir Die Sesez
tation wGre, penn Die giinitigen Grnotss
ouSli9ten nidt TART 9eoridt werocn iole:,
parme5 troGsncS @etttr cr,pini1t.
Ais elm 3et9en Ser oiesjibrigeu
6rn5t6arteit peroient uernertt 81 merosn,
oaS al Ser S5eriuoiel elm 99in;er az siz
nem Stodc 0unoert uno iiiuf,ebn i6gpere
Sraubeu ,dhlte uuo Elm Goblen,er @dytrsr
an einem SGrtOiieIltrau9e "a idSue Sar;
toieIn iano.
Sn turser 3eit loa nit Dem Canal
upn Saarbriidsn bis GnsSori besomsu
pcroen. Sobalo Die Strede isrti9 ut,
wirS li3 Gin re9er Sertebr baraui erse5ea.
I. Oen auf Der tSuisli9eu Saarbritcr
giienbabn bei6ditisteu g(rbeitern iou IN
nd9iter iSsit cine 9erabiebung bsS 2Obnes
I'M l0-l5 Froient beuorlteben.
Der gesenwdrtise StanS Der
@einrebe auf Der llntermolel bers6tist III
ben i6oniten S~oiinunsen. Die 9tuibeu.
ielblt Die i9wi6itsu, iino nit ben i9Snitsn
@ei6einen mie beidst uuo Der @inser pirS
Miibs boben, sutes Srasbols iir pas nd6its
Sabr berauS,ufinben. Sas anbaltcnSe
~3tessnpettsr bot mandia9e Seiir9tunasr
beruorserufen. So6 waren BEL Dem Gius
tritt. ees Resenpetters uiels Srauben bcreits
i'm lesten Stabium Der Slitbsseit anse=
laust; ba,u fomnt, Bag Ser teineswess
ltarfe &esen nur in Suterualen nieosrIiel
uno iomit nur Die 0auer Der Slitbessit
beeinAuiien fpnnte.
Die Grnte in Sirneu une
Qep peripri9t in Der @eseno am
Main cine gan; aussessi6nete Sa wsrs
ben. 9ln Der Moiel ipa lie ni6t 10 cut
a~uSiagen. GS 1T i9on nOt9is, bic
@aums 81 lhitsn, Samit ie unter ibrss
Gait Ii6t suiammcn6rs9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-27

&amerao bereits III lsben dufgeb6rt bate.
Gr trig cine Sisnli3 itarte GsrIeeung Oil
ber Iintsu Settle Der Sinulaoe.
;2u @isSrr6eBlingen bieIten Die ReSsmps
toriitsnoGter NaIter II. 6ari6 cine Miifions@
erneuerung ab, Die nit sroBem @rioIss be-
9Ieitet mar.
9as ,,Snnntassblatt9cn" tIast nit
8edt barber, DAB an manden Srten Ses
Sonntuss Offentli9e Seriteiserunssu itatts
finosn unb rdtb Ni9tbetbeiIisuns.
Sn bsn Staaen ~ 6u0enieis 1T Die
Sunsenieu6e inter Dem &inouieb ausse7
bro9en; bic Hesieruns bat MubreseIu ssz
gen Seridleppun9 Der Sranfbeit setroher.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-27
Der aud ben Sfficisrsrof nit Dem Yrlelter.
rode uertaul6te. &e6t 10!

Der aud BEN Sfiicisrsrof nit Dem Yrieiter,
rode uertaui9te. &edt 10!
Sine sennejij6e Grain, welde i6rcn
0amcn nidt per6iientIi6te, Eat benz +.
Sater ;wei OritteI ibres sroben Ssrm6:
gems uermadt. 90 LANCE aIs Die ssssne
wdrtige Serfolgun9 oauert, ioa bemielbsn
balbidbrli9 $4,000 ST. ausbs;a6lt ,psroen.
Dies 1T wabrlid ein eoles 0eiipiel, wie
maj iie III ben apOitoIii9cn 3eitaltcru Iins
bet.
ans Sabre. SIM Sabre 1870, al5 bie
Scuti9s armee 6Ouen senommen II. l0aurs
bebrobte, legten einige &atbolifen oas @jes
Iibbe ab, Der Sungirau Maria cine Stas
tue 81 erri9ten, menn Saure Der Occupation
entsebcn peroe. Sn Der Solse wuroe bic
Statue ansefertist uno neben Der 9lbtei,
an benz Sbore BON 9aure, aufseitellt. Sbre
feierli9e giniesnuns fano am letten Sonns
tase i'm Sum- Statt. Cardinal Sonnes
9oie, Gr;bii9of pom Rousn, itanS Ser Set
erli9teit por, gu welder ii3 unsefdbr 5000
Eerlonen eingefunsen batten. Nbbe 9tes
naub, erlter Ticarius Don Mi9el b'sSngous
uiue, bielt bic 6eitrsoe, in psI6er er barr
;itbnn iu9te, baB Die Statue Der Maria
Ser @ei6idtsidreiber Der Sersansenbeit,
Ser 6rieoe Der @csenwart uno oas S9ilo
Der 3ufunft lei, uno bag nit ibrer Siilfe
6rantreid wieosr srOB uuo tart weroen
waroe. Der GarOinalsG r;6ii9of iesnete
Die Statue elm nnO Sradte Die sroBe 6reube
aus, bic icinem !Ssr,em bieie sldusenoe 6eis
erli6teit bereite.
Der anssspi@nrtr Shriitfsnsr 9l6an
Stol;, Yroieior an Der llniueriitdt in 6rcis
burg I'M Srelssau, bat bas ausenli9t pers
loren, 10 tbeilt man in eiiem Sriuatbrieie
nit.