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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
Mississippi Negro Riot.

NEW ORLEANS, November 2.-Gen
Ruger, commanding the department, re-
ceived dispatch from Arlesia, Miss
stating that the meeting there yesterday
ended in q free tight, in which sir
negroes were mortslly wounded. The
United States troops were called upon by
the citizens, and their prompt appear
ance prevented further disturbance. Al
is quiet At present, and the citizen. de-
sire the troops TO remain TO prevent a
repetition OF the riot.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03

NEW YORK, November 2 Dry Goods
Business remains quiet in all depart
mens. Cotton goods inactive but Stesdy
10 price. Low grade cotton Gannels are
we'll sold up by agents. Prints moving
slowly. Dress ginghams in fair request,
but some makes dull. Woolen goods for
mems wear in light demand Trimmed
felt skirts in fair requenst. Foreign
goods dull
MILWAUKEE, November 2.-FlOur--
Steady. Whest-Steady; No. ] Mil
waukee 81 10; No. do. 81 Ut Nc.
3 do. 81 O5I Corn-In good demand ;
No. 2 44IG45Ic. Osr Firm No. 2 Bic.
Rye-Quiet; No. ! Gle. BsrIsy-QuIst
and weak; No. 2 spriDg sale; No. Do.
454c.
PrrTsBUESH. Novsmbe 2.-PstroleuuI
Quiet; crude 81 1908 l2i st Parker :
refined 2Gc asked for Philadelphia de
livery
ST LOUIS, November 2.-Hogs FIRM
Yorker, IS 25G,5 40.
CLEVELAND, November 2.-Pe,rolsum
Firm; standard white, ll0o test, 2;c.
+ additional Markets on Fourth Page. !
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
FOREIGN BORN VOTERS !

1t is the intention Of the Re-
publican managers to chal-
tenge you, each and every
one, no matter how long you
have been a citizen, nor how
often you have voted In the
past! he prepared with your
papers, when you come to the
polls, and you will then have
no trouble In going after
hem, an d by all means vote
early in the day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03

The Independent Greenbsckers OF
New York City have rendered the Demo
cratic nominees for Mayor, Surrogate
Sheriff and other Offices.
The entire front of q residence at Ron
dent \. J.. was blown out yesterday BY
charge Of powder, placed in he window
bg some malicious person. The occu'
nsp,s Of the house were uninjured.
There were FIVE arrests in Brooklyn
Yesterday tor fraudulent registration.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
Brigham. Property R-pIeviued

SALT LAKE, November 2 There was
an effort made yesterday to repleyin the
property OF Brigham Young that hal
been sold ut auction by commissioner.
The Judge forbade the clerk OF the
court to issue and fle ! the nee ssry pa.
pers, but reconsidered his srtion to-day
and the papers have been Issued and the
property is now in charge of the United
States Marshal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03

THERE is y large element of the voting
gpulation that makes no NOISE about It's
political professions, but keeps up a
,:ysiy thinking. 1t is from this class
Us, We confidently expect u large and
.l.nuounced accession of votes for TIL.
n and WILSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
Boy kidnapped and Thrown into n
Lake.

WOODSTOCK, VI, November 2-Last
evening after dark, Myron Emory, lad
of seventeen years, was seized near hi'
home by three masked men, bound
gagged and dragged two miles TO Silver
Lake and thrown in. The men aed and
Emory managed to free himself and get
ashore. When found he was completely
exhausted and insensIble. The perpetrs
tors have not been discovered, and nc
cause can be assigned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
Indian Fight.

SALT LAKE, November "A report
from Stsmbaugh, Wy, says that vii
lage Of fifty lodges Of Shoshones was at
tackled October 30th, by large number
Of Sioux. The war party is e.tlmzted al
about l 200 lodges. As far as learned only
one Shoshone, BY the name OF Humpery
escaped. He wss the Indian who saved
the life Of Capt Henry in Crooks second
foht this summer
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
Moody and Sankey.

CHICAGO, November 2-The city pas
tors to-day united with Moody and
S4nkey in 4 call, for November 22nd and
2Srd At the tabernacle, for Christian
Convention in connection with the re-.
vival, which is to diGcuss topics mos,
vital to the progress OF Christianity
Arrangements are being made with ho-
tells and and railroads. .or reduction ~
delegates Similar conventions were
held in London, Live, pool, Philsdelpb's
and New York, and thousands ol
leading clergymen attended.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
Fire I'm ~ Louis.

ST. LoUr, November "A large
warehouse in the rear Of the drug stO. q
of a. A. Miller, III Washington avenue
containing oils and vsrnhhes, caught
FIRE between four and five o'clock this
evening, and totally destroyed tie stock
and building valued a. SIS 600; insue
for $1,000
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03

lar injuries complained OF in the
Ia .ration Of Independence, are out
-~ Jy the iniquities of Grantism. The
.-.r, OF Louisiana are now being ar
,.rl b, the thousand by the United
,A.-s Marshsls without warrant Of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03

The Hon. f. B. EsHE.MAN speaks at
Martins Ferry tonight. Can not our
citv clubs send over delegations? 1t will
be the last opportunity We shall have to
aid our brethren across the river in their
good work,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
Tennessee Gubernn, q. ,.I Co.,..s.

MEMPHIS, November 2.-General
Nancy, Independent Republican candi.
d date for governor furnished the follow
ing at midnight tonight:
To the Pubic:
Finding it impossible to unite tho
support relied on for my election, deem
il in the best interests Of the object de-
erred by my supporters TO withdraw
me rs candidate for Governor
Respectful,
signed GEo MASEr.
Thus leaves George Porter the Demo.
cratic nominee, Dorsey Thomas lnde
pendent Democrat, and Esquire iardIey
(colored) Independent Republican. in
the field.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
TtIden Gaining.

From the New York Sun, Sth.
Mr.. Tilden is gaining strength every
dsy. Even Republicans-snd the best
informed of them, too-concede this.
The prospect now is that in this State
his majority will be very large.
Indeed, this State is now so safe that
the speakers in the campaign can well be
spared for quarters where they are
needed.
There seems to be no reasonable doubt
that Samuel j. Tilden will be our next
President.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03

John J. Armstrong, OF Louisville, has
aled suit to-day for $4,000 damages
against the American Express Company
alleged 70 have been sustained in being
run over BY one of said cJInpsny''
HsgopL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
Murderer Arrested.

LITTLE Rock, November Nv. ID
Stewnr:, desperate and citizen of tbs
IndIsn nstion, who murdered = mar
named Henry, wss arrested near Cotton
Plant, Tuesday, BY deputy Federal mar
shais He attempted 70 escape and va
suOt dead.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
walking Match.

LOUISVILLE, November 2,-Frank
johnson, who has undertaken 10 walk
1900 miles in !, 300 consecutive hours nj
Phenir Hill park. this city, completed
1867 miles at o'clock this evening. IL"
is in fine spirits and his hackers are conf
dent he will succeed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
VOTING As THEY FOUGHT.

We print an interesting letter from
Gen. SLoCUM, showing that majority
of the Union soldiers of the.country are
supporting TILDEN, HENDRICKS, Peace
and Union.
This is only natural. When the war
closed, the true soldier desired peace;
and onlyithose who fought the enemy at
long range with their tongues, like
BLAINE, CHANDLER s. Co, are desirous
of keeping up the war.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
IouisyiIIe water Works.

LOUISVILLE, November 2.--Ths con
tract Tor the construction Of the rev
water works reservoir here has been
awarded 10 n Louisville firm at n cost oi
$435, 900 The reservoir ~ TO contain
one hundr sd million gallons OF water.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03

GRANT L, going home 10 Galens to
....- HAYES. This exhibition is ex-
r...~. 3. arouse enthusiasm to an ire
.... pitch.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03

DEMOCRATS, you must not rest on your
u.. ser alrels. New ones should be
, ...i next Tuesday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
THE EASTERN WAR.
Armissiee Accepted.


ST. PETERSBURG, November An
official telegram received here from Gen &.
Ignstiff announces that the Porte has
accepted the two months armistice, be
ginning November lst and has ordered
an immediate cessation of hostilities.
BELGREpr, November At is OH.
cislly announced that both armies will
retain the positions they now hold.
LONDON, November 2.-The Post pub.
fishes in official form, the following
paragraph: Turkey having accepted an
srmistice, we understand Russia has
taken immediate steps TO press forward
negotiations for arrangement Of all pend
ing questions on the basis of Englxnd's
proposal"
The Post also states an official invesu
CATION shows that only S,l00 were killed
by the Turks in Bulgaria.
A special from Constsntinople says II
is believed that conference will assem-
BILE shortly.
A dispatch TO the Standard from Paris
and one 10 the daily Telegraph from
Constsntinople, also state that q con-
ference will be held. and add that =
representative of the Porte will be admit
ted 10 il by some such compromise
rs that described by the London Post OF
October Slst, according 70 which six
powers will deliberate on the reforms.
and the Turkish representative will only
take seat when the results are 10 be-
declared.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03

AW. CAMPBELL of the hlteiltgsncsr,
announced to speak at New Cumber-
81. .o-ai-h.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03

Cas- the coantry stand four more years
, .,ayinc and misrule? That's the
s.,,o2 70 be settled next Tuesday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03

Han. + B. EsHELMAN, who speaks at
Martin, Ferry tonight, talks well. He
q. the bulls eve every time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03

The accident on the Pennsylvsnia
Central railroad yesterday is the first in
which anyone was injured since the
opening Of the Centennial.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03

rrg< ou. to Martins Ferry, to-
gl..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
Rettipg on the Election.

There were over 1000 people St the
international Exchange last evening
pool selling on the election was brisk
Tho average of the bets was about 81
follows.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
1t'Melina &eaister,
aic,ossa yesterday at lO94.

"a. reatdsr today sO,lbe partly cloudy,
.. ,.,tirs>t .cinds, and lo,osr tenn
s-..urs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
Intes mets.

SAvAsSAH, Ga, November 2.-Totsl
number OF Intermenu to-day seven, VI
which FIVE were from fever.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03

A bet of $500 that TIlden would have
more majority in New York state than
Hayes in Ohio and Pennsylvania COM
blned, found no tskers.-PhiLadetphld
Tines.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
France 10 Remmin Neutral.

PARIS, November The Duke
De Cszes has declared officially before
the Budget Committee that the govern
ment intends 10 maintain absolute neu.
trahty in the event of complications in
the East.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
Centennial Admissions.

The cash admissions TO the Centennial
up 10 ! P. N. to-day, were $lO6,S4O
The Bishop Allen monument on the
grounds was unveiled precisely at noon
The formal celebration OF the event vi.
take place at 8 o'clock. The weather j
beautiful
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
Female SwindIer.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2.-This
morning, Mary GIIson, alias Mary Han
fen, was arrested on curious charge Of
swindling. Samuel w. Garrison, OF
jersey City. charged that she had OBJ
tained from MIN the sum Of sl4O, ,S2S by
representing that relative in Germany
had left her bequest of 10000, which
she had deposited for safe keeping in tue
hands of Cardinal McCloskey. She va.
sent to Jersey City for trial.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03

CIVIL service reform becomes very
stale Joke indeed, with member OF the
Cabinet activity managing the campaign
for his party and assessing reluctant or
fice-holders for a corruption fund. 50
long as this is the Republican illustra-
ton of civil service reform, the party
journals may as well JOIN with BUTLER
in calling the whole thing "humoug'
The New York Times is endesvorlng
to catch the Granger vote by reporting
Gov. HAYES at the Centennial as wear
ing "dreadfully shabby coat and q
shockingly bad hat, all brushed up the
wrong Wsy." Wonder if he carried that
SD wstch.-BoSton Post.
If he had been astride his $3.50 horse,
the picture would have been complete
Gov. TILpEN drove the thieves OF New
York out of power and into exile. For
this the plunderers and murdeters OF the
administration party hate and fear him.
Is this not enough to compend the re-
form candidate to honest men?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03
FOREIGN BORN VOTERS!

Iii. ;hs intention OF the Republican
nsnagyr. 10 challenge you, each and
every one no matter how long you have
t-yn citizen, nor how often you have
voted in the past Be prepared with
yolr papers, when YOU come to the polls.
ali y.a W.. then nave no trouble in so.
- alter them, and by all means vote
y.r.y 10 tie dry
,MHn> q. VAR closed, the debt OF the
D.,.! >.u:., was 5 ,6O0,00O,000. Dur
~ ID" r.~v"r I'D half years succeed
-. ;lr .,.l..' rau administration col
.-:e! taxes mounting to 81, 4,4OO, ,OOO, 600,
.aI %: this amount 100000 900 only
Laye been paid on the public debt. What
Lave the Republican otticehOlders done
With the rest? The reveIations made by
s Democratic Congress tell the story
>IOLENl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03

A fire at Grenada, MIss, Wednesday,
destroyed property to the amount oil
$4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-03

IAddi,ionsIMarket. on Fourth Page.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-09
WiSeonTn.

1eber bas wiebereritanbene Olbtoib
idreibt Der bOrtise ~EeIesrapb" am %.
gpril: y9eute Dor einem Sabre war
es, ais Der sefrdBise SeuerOdmOn iein
Befes per iu@te, bic vYerIe am @innebaso
See", unier idOnes, seIiebtes OibtOib
sansIid gu peridIinsen. 5eurisen aruIs
len slsi9, sriiien bic witbenben 5lammen
in bas Sers Der Stabt, aIs Oh iie IS barauf
abseieben bdtten, iebes 9ebensteim gu pers
tilsen. Bier Stunben lang wiitbete sas
entfehelte Clement, Dem Der 9auptseiddftss
tbeiI umb bic 9dlfte Der sweiten Barb gum
Opfer feel. Die Ratur idien gu trauern,
benm iie Ieste wdbrenb Der Nadt elm weiBes
9ei9entu9 iiber bic Griimmer pom Sunbers
ten pon einsedi3erten @ei9dftsbduiern
unb Sunberten uon seritOrten @obnuns
gen. M5er wie piel aud Ben Sibfoi6ern
bss Seusrs @utb seraubt-bie ibnen innes
~wobnenSe SbatfraftunS gnersie mar ibnen
sebliebeu. No9 rau9teu Die Gi@enbaus
fen unS Griimmer ibres serftOrten @ewerbs
fleibes, ais ii9 aud i9on tauieno emiise
9anSe resten, ben anssebrannten Stabt.
tbeiI wieber a%uf;ubauen. Giner ipra9
bem @nbern Mitb Elm, &einer i3redte Dor
Der idweren Iufsabe guild, unb beute,
mad eirsm Sabre, itebt her Sauptsei@dftss
tbsiI Der Stu6t, maiiiur unb elegant aufse'
baut ba, wie ibn feline Stabt bes Staates
iibertrsffen tam. Die smeite 8arb lit nit
idonsren unb beilern 8obnsebduben be.
bsdt, ais supor unb bic wenisen nod nidt
bebautsn 8ranbitdtten werben beute iiber
elm Sabr ni9t mebr perOoet iteben. @obl
mSsen bic 6olsen jener i@redIi9en 5euers:
brunit auf Wanben nod i9wer laiten ;
aber framme E~bdtisteit, 9lusbauer unb
friider Mutb, sepaart NIT ltmii9t, wel9e
70 gritaunlides in 10 fur3er 3eit suwese
sebra9t, perben aud bic letten Spuren bes
llnslids usruiiden. llniere @eidafte err
frsuen fi9 aue elmer seiunben @runblase,
Der Grebit ~unierer @ei9dftsbduier, uon
ieber unantaitbar, bat i'm wabren Gimme
bes Wortes, bic vSenerprobe" sldnseno
b~eitanben, SanSsl unb Wanbel leioet unter
Der ssssnmdrtisen aasemeiren &riiis ni9t
70 iebr, rpie anberipdrts wer wollte ba uers
sasen!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-09
enrc d, buroer Gazette.

@r0Ben aus Der NeuSeit unb elmer srOBern
in Der Mitte, Moiss am Sslien bariteaenS,
s%efr5nts centennial Sountain". Sic
iou an, 4 SuIi B.. s. in @esenwart pon
$4,000 Mitsliebem Der fatboliiden Erinfs
waferseieuidaften (SetutaIer), beren uners
miibIidem SlsiBe unb Spferwiaisteit iie
ibr Gntiteben perSantt, entbiut werben;
Iu9 lieben es ii9 bic Staliener nidt
nebmen, ibrem 9anbsmann, Sem sroBen
uno frommen Columbus, benz Gntbefer
bsr neuen @eIt, Elm beideiSenes 0enfmuI
su erri3ten. Der srOBe, beltide GaturfOrs
i9er SumboIOt Seist aud fem murmprnes
@eiidt n Der @ruppe Bel mebrere anbere,
beren @nfibruns mir Der RlrSe wesen iibers
seben wollen. Die meiiten Yilbidulen wsrs
ben, nit Iusnabme Der e~ritsren, in Der
Ndbe Der &uniibaIe ~ausseftent werben.
Die ON 10. Wai bsporitebenbe GrSifs
nnns Der N%ationalfeier bat bsnn aud be-
reits cine betra9tlide Gnsabl Srembe CUR
Stabt seIodt. 8orabnebmIi9 iinb idon
gum srOBten SbsiIs bic Yertreter Ger auss
iteuenben Ma9te Der perl9isbenen Gambler
ansetommen. Die 9otel 2iitsn Der 3eis
tumsen, ionit 10 lansweiIis, werben iett I'M
tereiiant unb m0seu ieIbt fir ben Yrofeis
ior Der Geographic cine 0uele sur 9sreis
4eruns ieines @iiens werSsn bier rsibt
fi3 Der Same zines Gentleman BON Ieus
Seelanb on Ben zines Woniieur pon Baris !;
Der gisenname elmer seui9tisen Yerion
BON ben SolomonssS nieln, ober bon Iorbs
auitralien, fisurirt neben Dem zines Muiel.
names BON Mecca, Dem unmittslbar Der
zines N~orbeuropdrs pom Stotbolm, ober
bent zines @rie9en folsen mag. Sefrems
benb Iautet es AUDI ni3t mebr, Die conios
nanteni9wansern SiteI zines l~ferbswObs
ners bes 0ansstiesfians, neben Dem zines
befreunbeten &beinlGnbers ober Sralilias
ners gu pernsbmen ; in einsm @ort, unlere
bieiisen 9utels bergen unter ibren i6atens
BEN Sadern &epraientanten taft aQer srois
fen Nationen, Die swii9en Dem Roros unb
Sibpol liesen.-llm bieie 6remben unter
5rem5en bon Dem l%luunsenebmen zines
Observation-Disclosures gu befreien, bat es
Der praftii9e Sinn bes Nmeritaners babin
sebra3t, unter @mbern cine @eieui@aft pom
@elebrten su bilben, bic in IA Spra3en
benz i3unse-selabmten auf's Sabrwaiier
gu perbelfem befliiien finb. 5. @esnerb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-09
@ammptb 6pliab Snpian Goru.

sDir PFaniten Isstts 5raSabr auI e0ns Sslane, tine flsins
GuanttIat (rsl6e mir NIT pielen S6piSrietsitsn srbieItea),
eteler pc lsst ned isltenenArt ieenbaften QDdlGtrrnes. Sn
september taneea mir eura ptrtItaes w en- ole
Pepe Der glterSapIeer gHanjen ~ bic 10 5us ". ned mao
lene, NIT jpst bis tuui p~nssbsusrn asbrsu an faft jstem
Stpd.
Der Grtras mar stpa 200 SuItd g0di6fsrn asbrtn per
Gualttdt.
gDir bdttsn bic game grnets gu sinsm sutsu grsiis an d.
ren Rep gerier SaameH.S aRelsr rrrIaaien ieuaeu ba6eu
q abr ni6t eeiban une Brstn % Ser, sitis grnes fur unit.
re Sablrei6en tano 8nneer 81 tetGltsn, te GO tn ibrsun Scr.
tbeht fnsen pereen. I'D ~psuisitsns einsn ilsiRsn ledl eisitr
~ielteueu Sprte 81 fderh, um lt i'm 5Tutiahrs AZ yHan,sn.
aa6tiee 6armtr, pGl6e ans pfiigen nit ltmdlen . / u.
sen, (9ulttSatertn fne Tenis rerib) %bsissrisiis Jrtl6tn
ben Rapsn, une an ben bduresh 0ebraa6 Der pdde elau.
ben, rtresn i9 lptr ben 9rfpls ipHnefrn. 9Dr itnesl per
Ben an trseue cine Gbrefe ei n gaanet mad Gmpians pSn
~ Gents une Iget bre Sent Clamps, peer erei gasust
nao sntpIans snes Dollars uRe ,irei erei Gent Siemps
. gn a8entea tar $500 pr Duyenp unp . eri Gem Sfamps
No unlsr Vsrratb IL Mot febr srpe. perieaen
Efl6s rem cbissm Saamtn wlniSsn. islien nitt ldumsT
nlrs SstsAunePn tusulsnbsn. ale Saamen ais frif6 mi
ElmlSei9 SarGnirt Aslns Waartn selantt ihr &. 3. D
hes 9se mus Ger Sst,luus teisel6lpheH psreen. JGr ie
ft tG peieen Segtta Saemen aerelnre
Selir Glare = Go.,
VI <fS-zoS y Ol-O 2l GGf f3 Ctr. Asp ggr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-09
&onfurrens.

Sin &onturrent bes ameritaniIden Weis
sens iou auf benz eurupdii@en Sentiment
nnb in England in Der @efaltbes inbii9en
Bei;ens viein grideinen ssmadt baben".
Die in 2onbon erideinenbe vMart Game
grpreB", bas b%efannte unb anertannte Orr
gan fir ben ensIiiden 9etreibebanbeI
i9reibt:
vOie S~erminberuns Der nit Weisen be-
iteuten aderfld6e 1T obne 3weifel gun,
Gbeil benz, mdbrenb Der Saat;eit uorberrs
i9enben @etter ausuidreiben, inbsiien bod
aud Dem llmitanb, SaB bic Sarmer benWeis
senbau in 3ufunft nidt mebr nit @ortbeil
betreiben gu fOnnen sIauben, ieitSem bic
niebrisen preiie unb Der idneae transport
bes inOii9en @eisens bic R~Onturrens ers
i9wert baben. Die f~tarten Wsi,enienbuns
gen aus &aItutta baben bas @ei9dft i'm
lesten Sabre iebr fart bseinluBt, unb bic
2ei@tisteit, nit Der bieie' @etreibeiorte Obs
nebmer finbet, seist, baB bisieIbe fi3 ais
isbr portbeilbaft fir bic Wtiaer erweiit.
Day .fommt, baB Der Yreis bieies @eisens
mur wenis mebr uIs 40 Sbiuins bas Nuars
ter betrdst. (4o SbiIins per Quarter ents
ipre9en einem Yreiie uon $l.25 per Bus
i9el.) gs 1T tlar, baB bic glusiidten,
ensIiidsn Dsisen gum Ourdidnittspreiie
uon so SHILLING bas Quarter uertaufen gu
%tOnnen, iebr 3weifelbaf werben, wenn man
beOentt, wie auBerorbentli9 uiel 2anb unS
bilise grbeitsfrafte Snbisn gu gsbote ites
ben.
Seitoem bic 8eridifiuns BON @eisen aus
benz Orient 10 piel Iei9ter sema9t worSen
lit, iinben Die serinseren ameritaniidsn II.
ruiiii3en @etreibeiOrten taft gar feline ges
a9tuns mebr. Oa einise 2abunsen Sal;
cuttaer Welsen neuerOinss mad benz &ontis
nent a%bsesansen iinb, 10 1T anSunebmen,
baB AUDI bic bortisen Miiaer bieien @eis
sen i9aten ~lernen, anb cine @usbebnuns
bes enslii9en tSanbels in bieier &i9tuns
m0sli9er 8eiie gu sr,parten it,"
an bisie Mittbeiluns Der vMart Game
GrpreB" tnapft Ser r9Ouisuiaer aln3eiser"
8emertunsem, norm er Der @efir9tuns
ausbrud perIeibt, baB bieier inbii9e @sis
sen ein sefdbrlider &onturrent fir ben anne
ritanii9en werOen wirS. Die 0smsrfuns
gen bes s%enannten SIattes, baB bic @rObe
Snbiens anb bic biaisen 2lrbeitsfrdfte bies
les 2anoes bic &onturren; ais cine iebr ses
fabrli9e eri9einen Iaiien, iinb poltOmmen
ri9tis, aQein unri4tis 1T es, CAB Der Sees
meg pOm Snbieu bur3 ben SusjtanaI nod
gnslano unb benz iibrissn europa nidt 10
LANCE nno 6ei weitem ni3t 10 sefdbrIi9 lit,
wie Der @es bon uniern atIantii6en Sdfem
mad europa. 8as bic gntfernuns bes
triiit, 10 miro elm SIid auf lie &arte bic
llnri4tisfeit bieier Sebauptuns bartbun,
mas aber bic gefdbrli@feit betriiit, 10 le9rt
bic Grfabrans, buB Der Seewes BON 3nbisn
mad europa Elm seidbrIi9erer 1T ais Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-09
BON Mnerifa nod europa iiber ben atlans

BON Inerifa nod europa iiber ben atIans
tiiden O3ean.
Dabnr9 wirb aber Ser @efdbrli9feit Der
aonfurrenS bic Spite absebrodem, ins6es
io"bers mas ben 8ei,enbanbel nit England
betrifft. England miro BEN 8eissn INNER
nod biqiser aus ben Ser. Staaten als aus
Snbien besieben fOnnen.
Mdre bas nidt Der Sal, bann pdre in
Der Sbat bas 8eriissen bieier sroBen Sin.
nabmequele elm iebr barter S6Ias fir Die
Ser. Staaten.