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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-24
LOCAL NEWS.

DR.. WISE lectures this evening In the
Temple on "Theories of Evolution.n
STEVENS bookstore will be open till
II O'Clock this evening. A large stock
must be sold.
"SAINT WENZELLAUs" will soon be
produced by the German Academy OF
st. Xavier's College.
ALFRED JAMES, Of 1926 West Third
street, lost silver Watcn and a, suit OF
clothes by sneak-thief, last night.
GEORGE WHITE, colored, is bound over
to the Common Pleas on the charge of
burglarizing the house Of Robert Lo-
COCK, 10 George street, recently.
MRS. ORTIZ, the woman who was so
badly burned by the coal-oil accident
last night at her home, Ito Pleasant
street, died this morning at half-past
eleven.
THE Cathedral choir will sing Hay dn's
Sixteenth Mass tomorrow, Christmas
morning, at 10M o'clock, on which occa-
sion His Grace the Most Rev. Arohbish-
op will pontiicate. .&x..N...
ALEXANDER r. CLARKE, assignee of
Frank IL. Rotger OF Cincinnati, filed q
petition in the U. s. District Court
against John Sellins, of Cincinnati, tor
the recovery Of 1851, with interest from
July IA, 1875.
MR.. j. DAWSON, formerly OF this city
but at present resident OF Milan, Ind,
was yesterday married to Miss Maggie
-. Lipperd, Of that place. The happy
couple are now in the city spending a
few days with the bridegroom's friends.
A TRANSCRIPT was filed in the U. s.
Circuit Court by the Board of Commis-
sioners Of Licking county, Ohio, against
the Home Insurance Company of New
York. Suit brought for the collection of
the amount Of insurance on the Licking
county Courthouse, which was de-
stroyed by fire.
BARBARA LAZARUS, a former serving
woman in the house of Mrs. Mary Weigel,
725 Central avenue, being accused OF
stealing varioussmall household articles
from her employer, was proven guilty
and fined S26 and costs, which is equiva-
lent to term ip the Work-house, as she
is destitute Of money.
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EDITION
NEW YORK.

Is Mr. Tweed i'm Havana!-Mr.
O'COnOr = The Changers .Christ-
mas.
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-The reports re-
ceived here OF TweePs arrival in Cuba
are credited by most of the police off,
ycials. If the report is confirmed, 1t Is
hardly possible that the Sheriff will
make any attempt to arrest him, as
there is no extradition treaty with
Spain.
Superintendent Walling says he thinks
the news likely to be true. The report
is that he reached Havana in the
steamer Thyra. Hs probably sailed
about December 4tb. The Sheriff still
holds that his whilom prisoner is still in
the vicinity of New York Clty.
Chas. lOConor suffered partial re-
lapse last night. However, his physi-
clans do not think 1t will prove nything
A Washington dispatch says official
returns from the State Oranges OF Pa
irons OF Husbandry at the West. show
that members have fallen off in num-
bers. The National Grange now re-
ceives six cents annually from each
granger In good standing, which aggre-
gates a considerable sum, and pays
good salaries to principal officers.
The usual Christmas services will be
held at oil the churches throughout the
city tomorrow. AT the public institu-
tlons beautiful dinners will be provided
for the inmates. The musical services
at churches win be a pleasing feature OF
the day. AS in former years, the day
will be observed as general holiday,
| the Exchanges and Board OF Trade hay.
| ing adjourned over until Monday.
- hry... asl4. - - ~
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A story was put in circulation by one
of the morning dailies to the effect that
William southard, prisoner in the
County Jail, had been taken by Deputy
Sheriff Brinkmann to the Gait House to
see some parties on business, and had
succeeded in playing the Boss Tweed
dodge and made good his escape.
Southard is not under any indictment,
but being a nonresident, is merely held
for debt. the parties causing his arrest,
certain Pearl street merchants, paying
his board at the Jail at the rate OF thirty
five cents day. The prisoner was
taken before Mr.. Hyatt, COMMISSIONS r
OF Insolvency, by Deputy Buschman for
an interview yesterday afternoon, which
gave rise to the report. Rumor in this
case, as in many Others, has proven her.
self o Lar.
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FLASHES.

There is an ice dam on the Delaware
at Narrowsburg.
Speaker Kerr will spend the holidays
in Philadelphia.
1t is currently reported at Havana
that Tweed is there.
The Prince of Tales landed at Calcutta
yesterday, and had u magnificent recep-
tion.
Harvard has accepted Yale's challenge
Tor an eight-oared cockswain four-mile
race.
Blasius Pastorius has been convicted
of the murder of Isaac Jaquette, at Nor
ristown, Penn.
That Virginia earthquake was dis
tinctiy felt at Gordonsviile, South WASH
ington and other places. .
Frank Hartmann, an indianapolis
painter, was instantly killed yesterday
BY falling from scaffold.
Work has been found for fifteen hum
dred men on the Montreal city improve
meuts at seven cents an hour,
y, gs.ses II .@fs ~
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Mexican TroubIe-On the Border.

Mexican TrOubIe-On the Border.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Dec. M.-A dis
patch from San Diego confirms the re-
ports Of an anarchy in Northern Mexico.
A revolution is in progress. The Yazui
Indians are in revolt and Governor Pes
quiera has levied special tax to carry
ON the war.
The revolutionary party is reported
about to invade Sinaloa. Business is
completely prostrated.
No further demonstrations have been
made by the banditi at camp. The
presence of posse from San Diego
keeps them temporarily quiet, but they
threaten revenge for the shooting and
hanging of their comrades In a recent
raid. Cruis Lopez is in command since
the death Of Chavez. The Mexicans on
the border, with few exceptions, are in
league with the banditti. A cavalry
company will leave here tomorrow for
San Diego.
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LONDON, Dec. 24.-General Colborne
reports that he has taken Kintah with
out loss. :.
GENEVA, N. Y, Dec. 24.-James D.
Shelden's White Spring Farm buildings
burned last night. Loss, $4,000.
DETROIT, Dec. M.-A $12, 900 fire occur
red here this morning by the burning of
the Grand Trunk depot at Milwaukee
junction, and the Exchange Hotel ad-
joining.
IRoNToN, o, Dec. PA bloody
fight occurred last night in a saloon
here kept by John johnson,
colored. Two men were so badly hurt
that their lives are despaired OF.
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UT NTED-CHRIsTMAS PRESENTs--If
/! Wv you want to buy nice and useful pros
emit for Christmas, be sure and go to s. MARX,
30 w. Fifth street, cor. Of Plum st. He offers
splendid collection Of 6ne boots, shoes, CATERS
days, at astonishngly low prices. He offers
also a fine selection of rubbers and Arctics for
men, women and children, cheaper than you
can buy elsewhere. 1t will therefore do you
good to 20 there. 1t
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PERSONAL.

j. M. Dameron, from Portsmouth, o.,
is at the St. james, where he will eat his
Christmas dinner.
Col. j. Ensign Fuller, the prominent
lumber merchant of Greenville, Wiscon-
sin, will spend the holidays In the city.
He Is stopping at the st. james.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-24

The refrigerator is about to take the
place of the galiows, some New York
genius having recently invented an ap.
paratus for freezing murderers to death,
which he claims that il will do in less
than four minutes.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-24

NM TANrED-PART OF active;
wv to take third or one-half interest in
b patent, just issued by the United states, that
every one will need this winter. The amount
required Is from $1,000 to $5,000. The patentee
will wait on those giving their name and ad-
dress, with reference. 100 per cent can be re-
alizel, in New York alone, this winter. Ad-
dress i. e., this Office. de24-3t-F w .
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Love induced Portland girl to steal
her fathers best boots and oyercoat and
give them to her lover, thus enabling
that impecunious youth to go on hunt
for enjoyment.
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 24-3:l0 I

CINCINNATI, Dec. 24-3:I0 r. M.
Gold in New York 13I. Here il is quoted IS
buying, 13k selling, and 1871 gold checks on
New York.
Money continues in active demand with q
firm market. Prime business paper commands
10 to u per cent. in the open market and the
banks ask to ~ per cent.
New York Exchange continues heavy. The
demand is light at LILO dis. buying and par
selling.
Sterling is steady at 491 sight, and 4s6 sixty
day bills, gold.
Government bonds are steady, with little of
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-24
Amusenacnts.

Tomorrow Is 10 be the grand matinee
day at all the theaters. The sack and
Jilp' pantomime Troupe will be the at
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-24

.VKTANTED-LADIES AND GENTS-To
wv know that / pay the highest cash price
in the city for secondhand clothing. Call or
address Nj. MARTIN. 119 Sycamore street, one
door from Fourth st. de2l-5
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-24

YKT ANTED - SITUATION - By a young,
wv well educated German, only short time
IN the country. with best OF city references:
Irving. Address A. M. No. 25, this office.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-24

WTANTED-Parties who contemplate NOV
wv ing their household furniture to leave
orders at III Monmouth street, Newport KY.
where furniture cars will be furnished at short
notice. Pianos carefully removed.
@delG-tf ADAM CHWEITZER.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-.ROoMs

TOR RENT ROOMS a gentleman and
ID wife can obtain 6rst-class board with
lfnely furnished rooms, in private family, at
1888 w. Fourth ST.; reference required. de24- 1T
LNOR RENT-ROoM-N Nicely furnished front,
il suitable for one or two gents or man and
wife; will boari if desired; reference required.
Inquire at 299 Longworth street. de20-4t
TNOR RENT-ROOM--A Nicely furnished
E room, very comfortable for two gentlemen,
large clothes closet, gas, and fire '5ii be fur
nished if desired. 246 Plum, between George
and Seventh streets. dec7-n
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

VNTANTED = SITUATION = BY young
w man 18 years Of age, to do some light out
side work. Address OPEN AIR, this office.
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SKTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
w nrst-olass Sewing Machines IN order to
petire finally from the business. VIII sell at
street, first door 1e26-u
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VKTANTED-JIM q CHARLIE DAVIS
wv formerly Of ia Race street, are located
nc the "Sun Saloon" 73 Fountain Square, Wnefe
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
az all hours. day and night. nol7-2m
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VHTANTED-wHY SUFFER When you
w can get your corns, bunlons, warts and
mgrowing nails cured by DR.. H. NJ. HERSCH-
FIELD, 3S Broadway, Lexington, Ky. del4-ly
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WT UATION-By teacher of
wv M vears' experience: would take charge
Of a get Of books. Address q. IL DEAN, Lew
isport, Ky. de2o-4e
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VxrANTED- STOLEN HORSEs-Send US
" wv an accurate description Of horses stolen
and have not been found in the last - months.
Address j. @. r.. Star office. de16-l3tF
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TED-BoARDERS-At 337 Vine St.
wv large back parlor, with board; suitable
for family or gentleman; also day boarders.
de24-2t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
BUERKLE,s FUR STORE,

3Bt Vine street, near Seventh. Large stock Of
Ladies', Misses and Cnildren's Furs, Gents
Fur Caps, Collars and Gloves; Buffalo aud
Fancy Robes, at actual cost prices. Call and
examine before buying elsewhere. del7-l0t
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ADVERTISE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

YETANTED - YOU TO KNOW - That b.
wv CAVAGNA & SON have new lot OF fine
Ronelsss Goldfish. and splendid line of
Groceries. Jy2O-H
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VTTANTED-YOU TO KNOW--That John
wv Renner's Shell Oysters are received dali
ly by express. Call and see him. Opposite the
Grand Hotel. deS-lm
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VNTANTED- OLD GOLD-Cash for watches
wv diamonds, old gold and silver. AN
DREW A. EYSrER, jewelry, $40 W. Fifth.
de24- -2t*
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uTANTED-sITUAT boy fifteen
wv years old; willing to do any kind of work;
good reference Address WORK, this office.
da28-2t
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Tor sALE-DRUG STORE One Of. the
ID best located prescription drug stores IN In
aiana, doing good business; viii invoice
from $1,000 TO $500: satisfactory reasons for
selling: q rare chance. Address w. j. RICH
ARDS, Evening News, Indianapolis, Indiana.
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The following Is the closing report Oh NeW
York STOCK Market, as received Dy Lea, ster-
rett 4 Co, 2S West VhIrd Street: l
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Is Mr. Tweed i'm Havana!-Mr.
O'COnOr = The Changers .Christ-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06
S1Oamcrifa.

lle6er oas iur6tbare grbbsben, wsl9es
am Is. D.. DC. cine Der bliibenolten @esen>
ben Ieu Granaoa's 6eimludte, idreibt
man pou Maracaibo unterm 80. Wtdt ipez
sieu iiber bic 3erit6runs Der Staot Gircuta.
Die erlte Gri9itteruns ma6te ieoes 6aus
in Der Staot Dem GrbboOen gleid unD III
einem %ein;isen ~9lusenblife waren BON 1Os,
900 Ginwobnerm etrpa 5000 unter Sriims
mern be9raben. Man6e BON Oenienisen,
melde ni9t isfort getobtet wuroen, erlasen
ipdter ibreu Serlesunsen uno Giele purben
pom ben Gdubern ermoroet, pelde III Sans
ben pliinoerno Die Huinen bur6piiblten.
Die gri6itterunsen wieoerbolten it'd unb
Seuer brad aQentbalben aus. user nns
uerlcst sebIiebsn mar, fob auf's 2anb binz
nus. sls bic Na9ridt ucn bem ltnsliid
Maracaibo errei9te, wuroen lofort spei
Oampfer nit 9ebensmitteln uno &leibuns
fir Die Notbleioenben Dor, ameritanii1en
Goniul unO ben SebOrbem abseididt. Die
Hesieruns bat Militdr binssianbt, UNI bas
ToIt se9en Die Rduberbanoen 81 belditen.
geritte pon Gan gaietano, Cartilage,
@ramleta, alrbaleba, gueutella unb Can
Griitobal, welde suiammen cine Sepols
terung pom 20, 900 Seelen babeu, beitatiz
gen Die iribsren geri9te iiber Die bort ltattz
sebabten TerIuite an gisentbum unb Menz
ibenlebeu. Nud in 8osota unb anoeren
StdSten puroe oas GrSbeben wabrsenomz
men, unb in Maracaibo bat man ieitber
tdsli3 i9wa9e S9wantunsen peripirt.
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fclat.)
4 { Il b.
NbeinIaub unb @ Eft pbaIen.

NbeinIaub unb 8eitpbaIen.
Die sur l~lsbsrsabe bes Sermanns.
OenfmaIs an bas beutide Golf am l6.
ausuit sl peranitaltenbe Neier ioQ elm ei.
sentlides Voltsfeit iein unb bic Gbsilnabme
baran Sebem aus benz golte freiiteben.
Die Seitanorbmunsen sritrefsn fi9 baber
II auf bas NotbwenSisite CUR glufrsdter.
baltuns Der duBsren Srbnuns. Die 6eier
auf Der @rotenburs wirb NIT Der 6eit:Gan:
tate BON @ubl erOfinet; elm MitsIieb bes
Oetmolber Sereins b6lt cine Nnipra6e, nit
welder Sas Oentmal benz Oenti6sn YoIfe
~iberseben wirb +; CUR Teriinnliduns bieIes
gletss wirb bic beutide Slasse untsr Sals
pen unS Nuiif %aufsesossn. Damn iolst
bur9 elm MitSlieb bes Sannoperiden Sers
ems cine Nnrebe an Serrn .. gantel, nit
Der inn Der Danf bes YaterIanbes baraes
bra9t pirb. patriotiids &eben unb Dor.
trdse Der 9iebertafeln perben bic Seili6s
feiten beidlieBen. Sir bic @aite 1T cine
@anberuns burd ben Seutoburser 0alb
in Iusidt senOmmen. &Orpsri6aften,
Tsreine unb Gin;elne, bic an benz Seitact
tbeiInebmen wo0en, finb eriudt, bies bis
ipdteitens 4 Wo9en Dor Dem 6eite unter
Iusabe oeien, mas iie on Sabnen ab;eiden
nnb berslei6en mitbrinsen molten, Dem
Terein ansu,eigen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06
Stalten.

Rom, 80. Mai. Seme6r sic gerfol.
suns ber fatbolii9en Rir6e poriudrts aebt,
oeito bOber ideint bas Sntereiie Der cnslis
iden 3ssieruns 81 iteisen 3. +. oeito GRO:
Der i9eint Die 1beilnabme Gu9lanbs an
einem mosli9en S9ifiale oss Yapites III
perben. @ir BADEN bafiir mebrere 9ln,ei,
den; ~beionbers aber gcrabe in Ser letten
Belt bas genebmen bes @ouperneur's pom
Malta sesen bsn bortisen GrSbii9of. Die
6eierlidfeiten in 2onban megen oes Gar
binaIs grsbii9ofs uon 0eitminiter. sSett
in Der allerneueriten 3eit lieB bic enslii6e
&esisruns benz GapIte abermals miiIen,
baB er auf enslii9en @runS unb Sooen,
mo es aud lei, iiberau Nufnabme finoen
perbe, I'M Sale Die italisnii6e Hesierung
auf TIN cine Ereiiiou ausiibsn woate Sin
@int BON linn seniise, UNI ensliide Rriess.
i9ifie mad 9iuitaueedia gu ieincr @erfis
suns gu beorbern. Was Der I'll. gater bars
auf seantuortet bat, lit nidt befannt. @ar
IS nidt Sas proteitantiide Gnslanb, mel.
DIES Etus TX. BON @adta mad Gom suriif.
bradte? Warum ioute aIio ENGLAND nidt
aud beute fir bic Siderbeit bes Yapites
iid intereiiiren? eOie enslii6e golitit Der
neueitcn i9eit lift jeOenfaas Elm flarer yes
,ueis, oaB England fid BON Berlin aus
feline @eieee poridreiben ldBt. @enn ba:
Der ieine YoIitif audi uieaei6t nur eine De.
monitration sesen Bismard isin iollte, 10
lit bod einmal Ebatiade, baB GnsIano
Sartsi fiir bic 9te9te bes bsilisen Stubles
senommen bat. Stalisn wiro iid aud
rpobI bitten, idon pesen S~icilisn unb ben
cortisen 3ultdnben, GnsIanbs Corn auf
gu laoen. sSn ben tatboliidsm bieiisen
ut mar iebr %seipannt, Oh Der Sos
Mig bas pom Senate potirte @eieb iiber bic
Militdrpfi9t Der @eiitliden trot Sieler
brett on i'm seridteten Worte Ses 81. @as
tiers in elmer Offentliden @nipra6e an cine
bennod ianctirnirsn werbe.
Man fiir3tet, baB er es tbun werSe, ba er
BON allen Seiten basu s~e,wunseu mirb.
Sictor emanuel 1T weber mad Snnen nod
mad GuBen mebr frei, bas gu tbun, mas er
ST befinbet ii9 In BEN SanSen
Der &euolution. Sic miro linn nod iiber
oas Saupt wa3ien.
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Spanicn.

Nuf benz pani6e Rriegsibau>
plate perfolgen Die &arliiten Die Sortbeile,
pel9e ie Sur9 ben letter bebeutenoen
Sisa, BEL benz Tie Bic alpbonliitil6en Srnps
pen bis inter bic Mauern pon Gan Seba.
titan ueriasten, errunsen. Gensral glan.
co lit nit Is, 900 Mann in benz ausaes
bunserten Gan Sebaitian einsei6loiien
SdmmtIi6e Sorts NIT ~9lusnabme bss nett
lid pon Sebaitian geleseneu Sorts Ssualoo
iino in BEN Sdnben Ser &arliiten. sSm
Often bat SIanco nlr nod Die Teri6an,s
unsen BON &enteria unb Bailases inne.
Sci Eentsria lit Der &f e%rOfinet. Son
San Mario uno pom Monte llrIabe binab
babsn Die &arliiten ibre @sI9ite allf bic
Stabt scridtet, mn idwa6 erpisSsrt bic
aIpboniiitilde grteuirie baS 6euer. vgta6
benz @anse bss 8rieses ,u urtbeilen, ="
idrsibt Gin alpboniiitii6 s~siinnter Gorres
iponoent. lift IS wobl faum mSali6, baB
oas Irtiieriefeuer aueiu Die &arliiten notbis
gen wiirpe, tire SeidieBuns sin;uitelen
unb lie Yoiitiorcn ;u u%erlalIsn. Serrain
unS Serbdltniiie weiien auBerssm barauf
bin, oaB nur Elm eEtl9ieoener Nn9riif Der
Snfanterie BEN Sarliiten psrSerbIi6 werSen
t6nnte bod 81 bieier llnternebmuns i9eint
@ensral Ylanco ii9 ni9t TART ssnl,s gu
fiiblen, unS 10 wiro Genteria wobl seopfert
usrosn miisn. llebsrsinitimmsno iinS
Die Na6ridten ibsr ben Seransirten i3ns
itanS Ser &esierunsstruppen. Die Ser
pfesuns 1T i9Iedt, Die @eIbcalamitdt
nimmt eber gu, ais ab; bic Oeiertionen gu
ben 3arIiiten inb besbaIb uieaeidt nod
sablreider, aIs friber. 3wei 0 ben
S9iiien, weI9e NIT elmer iarliiii9en
S~tranbbattsrie Bel Motrico Elm @efedt
batter, nobel befanntli9 Der alpboniiitii9s
General 8areai;tssui feel, baben ,uar ben
9afen uon YuHases srrei9t, iinb aber bort
iofort seiunfen. slomiral YoIo bat an
Stele Ses ~sefalenen Sareai;tesui Den 8es
febI iiber bas @eibwaSer an Der Rorbtiilte
ii%bernommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06

Plus SsnSaps meIben bic GarIiitem /:
v@dbrenS bic alfoniiiiide 6lotte ibre i6wes
rem 9auarien ausbeRert unb scmiral Bolo,
Der Na9folser beS eridoiienen Sarcaistesui
ben Oienit auf ben S9ifieu reorsaniiirt,
baben bic llnirisen bel Ssrmeo ~(@,uipuscoa)
Die idperen gei6iee, 1000 @erpebre uno
cine srobe gnsabI aiiten nit Slsi unb
SUPERINTENDENT 9slansci. Die @arnis
ion pon gifirrasc (@uipu;coa) ipirb nod
INNER pom General G9ona unS Den Gut
p~useoanern ccrn;yt. Serssbcns periudem
o,e Mfoniiiten bic 6eituns gu cntieten, bic
Sclaserten 81 b%sireien uno ii6 ben Yeiit
Der @ci6Iee ,u ii6ern. Die Osiertionen
Der Mfoniincn oauern tort. Ra1 Den pon
unierem @eneral : Sapitanat 9eiibrten
9iiten belief lid bic .3abl Der lleberlduier
pdbreno bes Mpnates Wtai aui 22+ Manm,
Sificiere uno SoIoateu. Oas @cinoen
bes MaridaQ Glio, wcl6es in ben j~iimeiien
Sasen crnite Sciorsniiie sinilobte, bat iid
gebeiicrt." Dem Quartet Steal Mfolse
empfins Der tapfcrc @cusral Dor einisen
Sasen ben Seiu@ 8arrs VII. Der Sci,
cenoe e%rfannte ieinen &Snis unS Santte ibm
ni6t Obne s%lnitrensuns nit wenisen @or.
ten fir Die Gbre bes geiu6es.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06
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