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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12

tation, of appetite. or Of slecp. Indeed the
careful observer. who thinks it worth while to
pay attention to the subject will soon discover
that it is only an exceptional nature, In man
or woman, which can love with fatal and IT.
resistiblo abandonment
1t may seem queer thing to thank God
for, but there really is reason for gratitude
that SO many human beings are OF the
thoroughly commonplace kind. and too
selfish for any delicate suffering. Widow
ers may be incOnsolabc, and yet marry
within the year. Sheridan had friend who
insisted upon putting upon bis dear departed's
monument his fixed determination never to
marry again. You had better not" said
Sheridan "for il you should do it, you knowp
"Neyerm said the friend, with tears in his
eyes; but he did though; and very much We
should like to read what fine jest tho great
wit made about it. Of widows, pOteness and
real regard forbid us to say more than that
they have been known to marry
second and even third time. az
"surviye will have fve," was the
and it is only necessary to add that she did
motto on the ring of an old English Countess
survive, and being very obstinate woman
had her full quota. Disappointment and be-
reavement being the lot of SO many, it il
fortunate that they do not naturally 90 On
grieving forever, but put away tender memo
ries to be now and then revived for day or
so, upon anniversary occasions. II everybody
in it were suffering from broken heart, the
world would stop going round. Men console
themselves. "There are other fish in the sea -
" good as any ever caught" they say /; and.
after due season of signs, they wisely 90 to
fishing once more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
SH E E Il
TIE NEVIS THIS MORNING.

FoRrIGS.-Sixteen thousand lives are reported to
have been lost by an earthquake in New-Grenada.
- NJ. Olivier has published book in defense OF
his ministry in 1870 - There have been stormy
debates in the Italian Chamber of Deputies on
bill to suppress brigandage.
DoMEsuC-Thc California Republican State Con-
vention adopted strong ant-railroad resolutions and
nominated State ticket headed by 1. g. Phelps for
Governor - The International Typographical
Union closed its sd annual Convention. -
valuable safe belonging to the U. S. Steamer
Cumberland sunk in 1862, has been recovered from
the wreck in Hampton Roads. - The examna-
ton of the First Glass at West Point closed yester
day.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-In the Tilton Beecher
trial Mr.. Beach continued his summing up for the
plaintiff - Officers of the Pennsylvania Central
and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fixed upon basis
of settlement of the railroad war to be submitted to
the directors - No further tidings of the missing
boats of the lost steamship Vicksburg were re-
ceived - Members Of the firm of Ii. b. Clafn
& Co., and Field, Norris Fenner & Co., indicted for
receiving struggled goods. gave bail. - The
Board Of Health began dsinfccting the Harlem
Flats - A drunken woman at Union Hill, N. D..
tried to drown her child. - Gold, 1868, 1868
1862. Gold value of the egal-tender dollar at the
close 50 SO cents.
TIE WEATHER.-The Government report predicts
occasional rain from Pennsylvania to Maine and
winds veering to cool northwest - The Their
mometer in this city yesterday. 73o, TO, Co.
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TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers, Sl0 per annum.
SEMI-WHrKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers So per an.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers 81 per annum-
Advertising Rates.
D.uy TRIBUNE. zoe soc. 4Oc. soc. 75c and 81 per
line
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81, S2, and 50 per line.
According to position in the paper
Terms cash in advance.
THF DAILY TRIBUNE will be mailed, postpaid, to
ANY address which will be changed whenever re-
ouestedl ia the United States or Canada, one month
Tor 81: THE SfMi-WFEKLY TRIBUNE, three months,
or THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, six months, for the same
amount.
To foreign countries the rates. including ocean
postage. which must he prepaid, arc as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
THE RAILROAD WAR.

The trouble with the Baltimore and OHIO,
PENNSYLVANIA, New-YOrk Central. and Erie
Railroads and the Erie Canal is that there is
not as much freight as usual to be carried,
and what there is would be still less were the
freight charges to be kept as high as they were
three or four years ago. Railroad managers,
acting in alliance with each other, are strong,
but they must YIELD like the merchants, man
ufacturers, and farmers, to the ebb of business.
The fiscal year ended June 80, 1873, saw the i'll
dustry and speculative tendencies of our people
in state of great activity. We have now
passed to the other extreme. Is it to be sup
posed that immense OvcrgrOwn corporations
like the PENNSYLVANIA and NcwYOrk Central
lines can escape without feeling the universal
influence AS well expect barometer not to
register the changes in the atmosphere. We
invite the readers attention to the following
instructive comparison of the exports from the
United States in the fiscal years 1870 and
1873 of few leading articles which are
among the most important of those brought
to tilewatcr by the Western trunk lines:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
CAUTION.
On Account Of the popularity OF the

On account OF the popularity OF tho
WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MAcHTNE>
parties largely engaged in purchasing old ara secnn
hand OF that make aud imposed upon the ".c BY
srains them . N machines
Tho whceer Wilson Company beg TO advise the public
st ANY one desiring u buy their secondhand machines can
supplied by That Company direct better terms than
others can ord them assured of what they are buy
bg Address WuPSLyR d WILSON MANU- ACIURNo CO.,
a. Fourtecnth.st, Now-York
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II will be seen that the American News Company
bought considerably more lRIBUNrs than It did
Worlds and Times put together, aud that the New
York News Company also bought more 1RIBSEs
than it did Worlds and Times nut together This is
about fair average COMPARISON OF the IClauNe puT-
chases for some months past. There las been 10
time this year which the daily circulation OF The
TRIBUNE was not equal 10 ire coinblned
daily circu,ations Of The World and TSnes,
not Quadruple the combined seni-weekly
Calculations of Tho Ior}d aud Times, and in which
its weekly circulation not out Of sight ahead q
tho combined weekly calculations Of The World and
Times. On the 10th OF April two of tie best known
advertising agents in the country prepared the fol-
lowing card:
I'VE tho undersigned have examined the books
of The TRIBUSE. the Foreman of It's Press ROOM the
daily reports etc. and entirely satisfied, and do
TRIBUNE for the month Of March was t.2Jf.623
complete copies. making dycrdgC daily circulation
for the month of 49, asa and thai the entire circu
IatiOn of LIE DAILY TRIBUNE for the month Of
April up to and including this day, was i57.S<e
complete copies making he 0rer0G dcig circulation
Tor the month Of April, thus far, JO.s6~ complete
sOpies ;; NJ PEIIENGiLI-
HFNAN BURR.
Ness- Fork. April 10, 1875"
throughout the past month. The average daily cir
sulatiOn Of 1HE TRIBUNE for the whole month was
6V.I6s.
Tho following extract from the official report of
the Postmaster of the City OF New-York to
the Postmaster General. giving the amount of
postage paid by each paper III the month of Janu-
Ary 1875, on its regular editions. sent from the
kew-York Post Office TO it's regular subscribers,
further illustrates the relative circulations:
D..n0 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
or INTEREST TO ADJERTISERS.

fsoa. ne ba.ig 1~I,nlS o. Wednesday, Mcyl2. 1875.
Yesterday the American and New-York News
Companies bought OF the various morning papers
~ follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12

With regard to wheat and corn it is neces
sary to explain that the increase is much
more than accounted for by the greater guam
tity Of wheat exported from San Francisco.
The exports from the Atlantic ports alone
would snow a decrease, though they include
several months in the Summer and Autumn OF
1874 when the exports were much heavier
than we can hope to see them this year.
How do we account for the enormous increase
in the exports of provisions between 1869 and
1873? In our opinion, it was the effect of two
powerful causes The first is the great pros
peIity during that period of trade in
Great Britain, and the second is the increased
facilities and diminished charges of moving
freight by rail from the Western States to the
Atlantic ports. With the Revision which
British trade has experienced III common with
our own, and with the lower wages of the
British laborer, the first impulse has ceased.
With higher rates of freight over the trunk
railroad lines the second would cease also.
The public must not forget that our enormous
exports of provisions are mainly the growth Of
the last half-dOzen years, and that their
permanence depends upon the ability Ct the
foreign consumer to purchase and our ability
to sell at low price
Another reason to expect diminished divi-
dcnds upon the stock of the trunk lines may
he found in the great expenditures Of new
capital which were being made Oh them in
1873 when the panic came. and which have
caused all of them to increase their funded
debts since their business began to fall of.
In no case have these additional debts been of
trihng amount. In view of the circumstances,
it is remarkable that SO little change has
yet taken place in the dividends of the
solvent roads. among which We have not
for long while classed the Erie. The Penn
sylvania road made its last sem-annual divi-
dend four per cent, instead of five as hereto
fsre. but with that exception the roads are
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including ocean

Persons enable 10 obtaia THE TRIBUNE In any o. the
kess boats. or aoe ~ uhoh il is usually so uil con-
~ joror By mjo,aag this O1o Of the circumstances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12

Persons arranging to ledrc town for the Spring
and Summer months can hare TIE DAILY
TRIBUNE mailed to them at any address, and
changed as often as they may desire, postpaid,
for 81 a MONTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12

Il Will DO SEEN therefore, Thai The CIRCULATION OF
Tax TRIBUNE through the mails is greater than that
Of The Herald and Times combined, or that OF The
a. sii thrsn of tLese other morning papers confined
Advertisers will find il also to their interest to
member that the columns of The TRIBUNE are one
uxth wider than those of any other paper in the
uty. and that each column, or line, therefore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12

Little additional intelligence as to the wreck
of the Vicksburg, and nothing as to the fate
of the persons in the missing boats, has been
received in this city. The list of cabin pas
sengers and partial list of stecrage passengers
published to-day will be scanned with anxious
init
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12

At last there seems to be ground for hope
that the long war between the Baltimore and
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12

The burglars of Brooklyn arc not idle while
the search for the ono Of their set who attacked
Mr.. Shuto is going on. The attempt made yes
ter,lay morning to rob house within few
blocks of the residence of MIR. Shute, and the
escape of this burglar also, on discovery arc
not flattering testimonials to the vigilance OF
Brooklyn police. At this rate every man in
our sister lily must soon be his own policeman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12

The pride taken by Saratoga in the College
Regattas is commercially manifested in the
energy and libcrality of the Rowing Associa-
ton, which is in charge of the preparations
for the contest soon to take place on the lake.
An account of these preparations is given on
another page. Muchhas been done for the
comfort of the spectators well as for the
convenience of the crews, and it is already ap-
parent that the Regatta of 1875 will be
conducted under remarkably favorable ans
pices for all concerned.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-15
8efsifG- Snxem6nrs.

@m Is. Wfai sins s.. 9allemanS Don
Gbinp in ben @alO Sols bauen, tam aber
AM Ibsno ni@t ;uritd. Wtan lu1te nad
uno iano Den Mann uerunslidt Der Ylib
battle ibn unter elmer Sude eri9lasen. ST
binterlaBt cine Bittwe uno 4 ainSsr.
am Is. Wtai ueriab elm sewilIer 5. 9aurs
mers BON Stodem cine tur,s 8eit ben
Oienlt leines Sobnes Yeters als Babn>
wdrter su SOnoelanse. Sur; porber, ebe
Der 9us paiiirte, woQte er bic Sabn lbers
i4reitsn, oiegotomOtiue errei9te i'm, idnitt
ibm oas re4te Sein ab unb in bas Wddtsr=
baus' setrassn CAB er in ~wenisem Minutem
baraui ben @eilt aaf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-15

&elision iibersetretsn iinb. Die meilter
oieler 6errn fonnten ni6t IN ben Srlelter:
ltano ooer bic Srben eintreten, neil ne ourd
bic Vanbe Der Gbe ober aus anberm @rllnot
9efeiielt waren. @ie fiirSlt9 Wtl9r. eappel
bemerfte, fam man BEN Wertb oieler Grs
oberinaen Der Stride MIR bann crit re6t
beurtbeilen, wenn man b%eoentt, baB bic
9eute, bic ii9 on Ser Spibe Der tatbolii6en
2ebranitalten Don Stonpburit, Sscott,
Sanct Gbmunb, Gsblaiton, ct. CHARLES,
8apspat.r unO Der sroBen Oiientliden
S6ule gu Seniinston befinben, ale Cons
pertiten iinS. Oana lit ferner III bemerfen,
baB bic Oirectoren Der Dublin &epiem",
bes vMontb", bes vSablets", bes Stu:
itratee Gatbolic MasuSin", Der v@atbolic
Opinion, I'M ielben Sale iinb, obne pies
len anberen ausse5eidncten Gonuertiten gu
ertpdbnen, bic unter perl9iebenen Siteln
ibre Ealente Der 0iteratur, BEN WiHenl9afs
ten unS benz llnterri9te wibmen.
Oieie Gbatiaden iinS unbsitreitbar, unb
auf biele In9aben seftiitt, fam man iasen,
oaB bic fatbolii9e Stride in gn9lano ims
menie uno lolioe Sorti9ritte ma6t. @ir
baben 9eIeben, baB jenes 9anb, feline Oios
eeians itnb Bfarrorsaniiation perpo0itdns
bi9t bat mir babsn es momumentale Got
tesbduier, Sablrei6e 9lbteien uno Gf6iter
erri6ten uno Goaesien fir Die &ei6en 10
ipie S9ulen fiir Die grmen erri9ten ieben.
Die Iettern fOnnen beute in iebsr Sinii6t
nit ben bur6 ben oifi,iellen Iroteitantiss
mus unterbaltenen Qnitalten riualiiiren.
@ie! Sollte MN bicieS 9roBarti9e
S6aulipiel ni6t Die 2luimertiamfeit Der
Sorurtbeilsireien aui ii6 sieben? Die Iebs
ten Oiientli9en Gontroperien balfen nur ben
@dbrunssproseB bef0roern. Salo weroen
ii9 Die rei9li6en 6riidte seigen, oas 8ert
Der i%ocialen uno relisiOien @iperseburt,
bas unter %uniern 9lusen uorsebt, miro ii6
md6tiser entmifeln. Die Staatsfir6e lit
unrubis iiber bic 3ufunft. Sbre Gpiscos
pal @iirbentrdser baben eben lire sanse
9lngit IN einem unsewobnli6en, coaectiusn
S6riftitide perratben, elm S6riititid iiber
beiien Srasweite fem 3weifel obualten
fam. Der (gpiscopaD Grsbii6of BON
Canterbury lit in Gorge in Solse BET &ifs
febr bcs GrSbiidofs BON Weitminiter mad
england, beiien obnebin idon GROCER @ins
fluff burd feline neue WirSe MIR permebrt
wirb. oils uorsei9obsner Boiten Der ans
slitanii6en Gitsosle lit bsiastes Oocus
ment Elm mabrer marmruf, ben bic Siid6ie
bieier Stride erssben lailen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-15
CONFEDERATION
oss 9n6p'itsn Sii@ois Scioenbni6.

ct. Gloub, 80. Nfai.
Die Seier Der CONFEDERATION bss nsusrs
nannten Yii9ois, bo6w'i item Serrn slbteS
Hupert Seioenbul6, fano lesten Sonntas
in Der Stride sur llnbefedten @mpidnsniB
Wtaria itatt. Cine ungebeure 0olfsmense
wobnte BEL, unS obmobl Die STRIDE 1000
Yerionen faiisn fann, batten ii6 mebrsre
Sauisnbe nm bieielbe seiammelt. Cine
nod sr6Bers glnsabl uon Yerionen bate
iid e~insefunSen, wsnn es nidti in auer 6riibe
idon ssrssnst bate. Sdon um 81 ubr
lansten bic !3ise Der G%iienbabn all unb
bra9ten bic fremosn Sereine.
Die game Staot mar auf's S9onlte Dc;
corirt nit Sriumpfbosen, bic paiisnSs Sn:
i9riften tru9en.
Die Sronuns Der YrO;eiiiOn pom Piarrs
bauie in Die Stride mar iolsenoe: Soran
i9ritt Ser Grdser bes YroSellionstreu,es
,wil6en ,wei Icolpten, pel6e brennenoe
SerSen trisen, bann famsn Die 9ilfs:Ges
remonienmeilter, Die Saupt : Geremonien:
meliter, @colptsn unb Die Frielter in l9pars
sen Soutanen unS weiBen G%borbemben, Die
Sii9Sfe nit ibren Gapldnen, Der Gelsbrant
bes YontiiicalamteS uno Die Oiaeonen,
baum ct. Saul Gitp Sanb, ct. peter nn'
terltisunss Screin, ct. Iloiius Sinslinss
Serein, bic fatb. Temperance SanSe pon
WinneapoIis, ct. Soiepbs Serein, ct.
BonifaciuS Serein beioe Don minneapolis
ct. 8enSslinus Ssrein pom 9~uremburg,
ct. Soiepbs Serein bon ct. Soiepb, bi,
Sereine bon ct. Iusuita unS ct. @lout
unb bann bas Solf. Snl Sanctuarium
paren iolsenoe 8ii8Sie:
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fir 9nbere. Gs lit feline fatbolilde Nraae

fir anbere. Gs lit feline fatbolii5e Srase
p%orbanben; bic Srase lit cine itattli9e,
namIi9 bieie: @ie tam Der Staat alien
leinen Slrsern sere9t werben, obne Streit
uno gu aasemeiner 8efriebisuns in Der
Grbebuns ober Der gerpenbuns Der Sduls
lteuer? Sb nun bieie 6rase uerbanbelt
weroe, mem bic Oemofraten iiesen, lit
gang unbeitimmt, bic frieblide 9Siuns miro
ii6 piellei3t crit in uislen Subren finoen.
limb cine frieSli9e wouen mir, ODER feline.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-15
Girhli1t ueuigksitfn.
Snlano.
GrsbiScee 9 i n.

an ct. Barns Stride, @Ortb GnS,
Bolton, wurSe cine 81. NeiiiiOn pou ben
SGtern Der @eieQi6ait Seiu, inter Der
eeituns bss Tep. S. Masnire, zines be-
riibmten GeSners berielben @eieui9ait,
sebaltsn. Die Miiiion mar ein GROCER Grs
iols. Yeinabe 10000 Communicates
fanSen ii3 am Glide SeS Serrn elm.
GrSSiScsie New YOrf.
Su Der ct. Soiepbs:8 Stride gu Dorfuias,
cinem Sbeil Der Staot Nem Yorf wurSe
BON g. @eninser cine iebr srfolsrei6s @siis
iion ~absebalten. Oieielbe sog iiber Iiebens
nal mebr Bolt beran, als ionit bic Stride
beiudt, uno bic ba famen, betbeilisten iid
aud am gmpfans Der bl. Saframente.
Oieies ldBt auf cine @emeinbe BON 800
400 'beuti@e 5amilien idlieben, bic in bic
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ri6tsn. Wtsin Sater unb meite Mutter,
Yster u. Marsarctba @eorses, BON 9ertis,
in Der belsiiden YrOuins euremburs, iolten
am l6. Mai ibre soloene tSs9;eit feiern
bod gum llnside itarb meme Mubme am
Gage uorber, uno aus Der 6eitfeier wuroe
cine Srauerfeier. SIS batten ii3 Al 8ins
Der unb Sinbesfinber einsefunben. 8ir
boffen nun, baB gater unS Mutter Die bias
muntene Sod;eit frObli9er beseben weroen,
oils bic golbene. 8. 3. Georges.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-15
o @6erSogt6 II m.
Bon &ss. s. =. @lrben.
Garep, Sbio, ben 26. Mai, 1875

@us G6terrad, pom Is. @tai wiro Der
v&atb. Soltssts." 9sidrieben: Die su
gbrsn bes 3. @iuibrOo aitertommli6e, ltets
am Yiinsitmontas gu @6terna9 i%tattfin;
benpe Sprins:Y rOseiiion bate oisies Mal
eben 10 sablrei9e 3uidauer ais Sbeilneb.
mer binseiabrt. Sbslei4 aasnabmsueiie
cine bsoeutenbe 3abl Don Sabnyisen iuusr:
aufs uno abwdrts sinsen uno ielbit Grtra'
siise BON unb mad Trier einselsst warsn,
70 bate mar ii@ bod nidt bsmiBist ssfan'
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Gs fanben itatt:

Sc fanben itatt:
80 Gonfiseafionen,
So Serbaftunaen,
"a Sausu9ungen,
1o3 @usweiiunsen, rsipeetius
Snterntrungen, wopon 2
bel Waieltdtss uno 8 BEL 9 IS
mardbeleibisunsen,
SIS Iufl6iungen BON Yereis
men u. Sera nj M | q n
y Sreiipre9unssn.
Defenders auiialsnbe gri6einunsen ,eis
gen ii9 in ben ansefibrten i3iiiern ni9t,
es lei benn, baB man Die CITRATE fir 8iss
mardbeleioiSuns, uerSliden nit Maieitdtss
beleioisunSen auiiaaeno bod finben tOnnte.
Sas Wtarimum Der @efanssitrafsn betrdst
2 Sabre, oas Minimlm IA Gage, Der
Durdi9nitt 8 Monlts "a Gage, bas Msas
rimnm Der @eloltraien 1850 Mearf, bas
aluminium 8 Mlart, Der Our6i6nitt 232
Ntart O,3 Yf. Oils beionbers bemsrfsnss
wertb fOnnten an9efibrt werben, baB Elm
6attor Ser Oruferei pes Main,er ,Nn,cis
gers, Sater pon adt Ginoern, rpeeen elmer
in Der Sruntenbeit periibten Mtaieitdtss
beleioi9un9 III 3 Wtonateu @eidneniB per-
urtbeilt muroe uno ein ebemali9er StabSs
arSt Der Sanowebr Selelben Sergebeus me-
gen Elm Sabr 6eltln9, Elm 2umpeniammler
81 Wonate 0efdneniB uno ein l9idbri9es
Oienltmdo9m tnen Wfopat erbieIten fer,
ner, oaB ein Eoliseioiener wegen Seleioi,
9un9 Sismarfs nit eincm Monat beoa9t
wuroe, baB Elm Socialoemotrat wesen Ses
l~eioi9uns Der beuti6en Saiierin swei Mos
nate uno Der ebemali9e Geoacteur Der
ySpeneri9sn Seitun9" wesen Veleioi9unS
bss 6iirlten pon gippe spei Monate erbielt,
baB enoli9 Shirt Sismard einmal ieinen
Straiantras SuridseSosen bat uno am 25.
Sanuar in 6reiburg in Vaoen Der erite
yismartuerein sesrinbet wurbe. Gs bari
enoli6 ni9t unerwdbnt bleiben, bab wobl
cine Gerurtbeiluns uesen Sei9impiuns
Der yaltfatbolii9en" &elisionssemeini6ait
iowie pesen elmer gOttesIditeruns unb Der
Vsbauptuns, baB Die Sibel giisen entbalte,
persei9net lit, aber feline Straie wesen Be-
i9impfuns Der tatbOIii9en GeIi9ionsse;
meinl9aft."
SieIe Mense Der poltii6en Ero;eiie uno
Ole perl6iepenen Seranlaiiungen 81 benz
ielben Oiiriten suslei9 ben Semeis %lieiern,
bab Der innsre Srispe Our6 ben yGulturs
tampi" cine duberit beoentli9e @eidbrouns
erleiDet. Senn nit Der Serurtbeilung eli
mes 2lnseflasten aus ben bier in Setra6t
fommenoen @riinoeu lit Bic Sa6e teiness
wegs absstbOn. Sic triiit sur ielhen 3eit
cine gauge Yartei, einen be%itimmten 6reiS,
cine ooer msbrere 6amilien, oeren 9lnsebos
rise, ie nadoem ie ~ Dem Serurtbeilten in
ndbsrer SeSiebun9 iteben, nit nm 10 %tieferer
Gmpfinouns ii6 fir oeiien S9idiaI intes
%reiiiren. Der Sal piro piSeultirt er bill
bet ben @e9enitano bes @eiprd6es, mins
oeitens 10 LANCE bic 6oIsen pes ri9terli9su
Spru6es ben BON oemielben Vetroifenen
isiner Samilie unO ieinsn Sreunoen, ieiner
@emeinoe entsieben. DAB BEL bieien ges
lpre9unsen tets cine bios obiectiue Grpds
suns porwalten ioute, lit uad Teranlasuns
Der meni9liden Gatur, wie iie ii6 II eins
NAL sei9t, gar ni9t gu erparten. llno 10
9reiit bic Mibltimntung itets weitsr nm
lid, unb in bsmielben MaBe idwinoet Der
Srieosn aus benz Snnern oes 9anoes.
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SuSemb,treisches
Gus Mmerita.
G%urreiponoen,.

9sste @o3e los i'd cine Mittbeiluns
iibsr cine solosns 9o9seit in Der @a3stte.
Mun babe i'd aud etuas bersleiden bier
aus 2eopoIb, Yerrp Co., SnSiana, Sn bes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-15
Sur ,,Gnltnrfampf''= Statiitif i'm
u~treiem" oemtiGen 8ei6.

Die folsenben 3ablen iinb Dem isit l.
Sanuar bieies Sabres in Der ,Sranfiurter
3eitun9" uer0ffeutli6ten yGulturtampf"s
falenber entnommen. 9luf Solitdnbisteit
fam bieie SuiammenitelIuns ielbftpers
itdnbli9 ni6t I'M G%ntpisrnteitsn 9lnipru9
MAIDEN, ba bas Material gum Sbeil nur
i9wer gu bei9afien, gum Sbeil bas uorbans
oene pngenau unb un9eniisens lit.
v8dbrenb Der eritsn pier Monats bisiss
Sabres perartbeiltem bic @eri9te gu:
@efdnsniBt in elmer @es
iammtiumme pom 50 Sabrsn ii Mos
naten 6 Sasen, gu
@elb It al II III inc rGeiammtiumme
pom 81, s43 Marf rs Eiennisen
(pobei gu bemerfen 1T, oaB in alien, 5allen no
@eIoitrafen euentueq @efdn9niB, b~ecretirt
woroen, tets bic @eloitrafen in 9lnre6nung
9ebra6t iinb.)
Getroiien werben burb bieiel6en 24l
@eilli6e, 90 Sirser, 1876 Gebactsure,
uno swar fielen auf Al Wiaieitdtsbeleioisuns
gen: II Sabre, S0fos
nate uno IA Gage,
uno auf 6s Sismartbelei
bi9u n9 s Sab
re, 5 Monate, ii Sas
&c uno 2lo4 Sbaler.
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