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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

JAY GoUI.D's Tribune celebrated the
memory Of HORACE GREELEY by building the
tall tower and when that strange pile was COM
pieted II proceeded to further honor the dead
apostle OF teetotalsm by establishing rum
shop at Its base, with Haunting signs out
side and glaring pictures inside. Now
JAY GOULD and his stool pigeon, the
pretended custodians OF Horace GREE
LEY's memory and the present controllers
Of his paper are to have added to the allure
ments Of the rum shop the entlcements Of
registering subterranean saloon. in which may
be heard the stimulating notes OF ten women
vocalists, arrayed IN Haunting robes and dis
played ON garish stage. Thus a new
temptation will be held out to the
young men down town TO waste hours
required for labor, and new means
utilized TO seduce them into patronizinR the
bar. behind which already six sturdy barkcepers
ceaselessy serve out tue intoxicating beverages
throughout the hours Of the working day.
Meanwhile the young editor. high up IN
the tail tower will indite pretty articles
on love, virtue, and piety, and to the pest
OF his ability meet the commands Of his
remorscless master ia the production OF stock
jobbing editorials The most prominent feature
Of the tall tower now is not JAY GouLp's
Tribune, nor even his stool pigeon, but
the rum shop and concert saloon In the
cellar. II Is not at all improbable that
the police will be Obliged to interfere
to abate the nuisance established 10y the
successor Of HORACE GREELEY. and the emrloy-
ers Of young men IN the vicinity OF the Tribune
rum shop are likely to soon observe the demor-
alzing effects Of the peculiar enterprise Of JAY
GOULD and his stool pigeon. But, after all, bad
as this concert saloon may be, it cannot be
worse in It's moral influence than a newspaper
which only lives 10y fraud, pretence, stock job
bng aud venality,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

The Greeuback party in Indiana were
running fellow for Governor OF the nsme Of
WoLCoTr |; turns out that he was aHAYrs man
in disguise, a mere stool pigeon for SITTING BULL
MORTON, and for HARRISON the Republican
candidate for Governor. So, on Thursday,
WoLCoTT wrote a letter to the Greeuback state
Committee Withdrawing his name from tho
canvass and advising his party to all 20 over
and vote for HARRISON. giving as one Of bis
reasons that the Republicans were far more
Of a soft money party than the Democrats.
The GreeHbaok Committee Immediately put
w another candidate IN tho place Of WoLCoTT
and issued a letter donourcing him as traitor
to their cause, who bad been bought to beIray
them by the money Of the HAYES men.
JAY GOULD's Tribune thinks that the course
Of TINS sneaklng scoundrol wOLcoTT will add
1000 TO the vote of HARIusON on Tuesday, and
has tnus made the State absolutely sure TO 20
Republican. We do not believe that this style
Of open bribery will win. Stool pigeons are
not good for much after they are found out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

The UOrld points with just pride 10 the strict
accuracy of It's very able two.column article on the
subject Of the marriage At Hyde Park of Nj ArGUsrus
JAY to Miss EMILY AUsIES kASK, and II more
especially draws attention TO error regards the
exact relationship OF the high contracting parues re-
specuVey to the late Minister 20 Austria" aud the
famous driver OF the Pelham COACH into which II ap
pears reporter Of THE Sun inadvertently he.
trayed. This IL indeed important and nasmuch az the
kindly correction Of the WOrh VIII probably, for
reasons unnecessary to mention, be seen by only a
limited number Of persons We hasten to state, on the
authority OF that Journal mat Mi AUGUSTUS Jay Is
not the son, but the cousin Of the late Minister to
Austria, and further on our own authority hat Mise
EAlLN AUSTEN KANE Is the daughter OF the late DIX.
LACEY kAAK ana The sister Of the present DRLANcEY
KANE "tne famous driver of the Pelham coach" We
are bound 10 add also that on all matters concerning
kissing courtfhip cookery, aud marriage the opinions
statements, aud dctums Of our polished aud many.
sided contemporary merit considerations while IN Al.
fairs connected with the beau monde and the higher
~aiAs VI poAte society they are SIMPLY invaluable
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

There is cause for rejoicing. Brother-in-
law CRAMER will no longer disgrace us at tho
Court Of Denmark. This relief Is due to tho
abolition II the office Of Minister to Denmark
by the last Congress. Brother-in-aw CRAMER
will not put up with a mere consulship, SO he il
packing up his traps at Copenhagen to come
home, unless GRANT and FISH ind something
else that Ia fat enough for him in Europe. II no
comes back, however, GRANT will pension him
on the Government somewhere. He would not
leave brother-in-law to suffer so long IA there
was dollar left in the Treasury; and HAYES
II elected, Will, of course, look out for 90 near
connection OF the GRANT family.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

In reference to the nomination forSurro-
gate, We have to say that II any party puts In
nomination MIR. DELASo c. CALVIN II will prove
most important step toward the defeat Of
that party. Ii Is not, probably. his own fault
that he il unified for any judicial once, because
nature made him SO. But that is no reason why
the Democrats should nominate him. IL he is
nominated, we shall oppose him. The effect will
be to weigh down fearfuly the whole ticket.
We wish him we'll. but not in Judicial office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07
ono condition of the settlement of the

ono condition of the settlement of the
Virginlus affair was that the butcher BURRiEL
should be tried and punished by Spain for the
murder Of the American citizens who wore seized
on the high seas. carried into port and deliberate
ly shot like mad dogs, without mercy. The sur
render Of the vessel In a leaking and nlthy con-
ditiOn, the miserable and lame apology In
dark corner Of the island and eighty thousand
dollars in money for the lives that were sacrt-
feed. made up the sum OF atonoment thus far
rendered to the United States for the most
daring outrage ever offered to the American
Gag.
II was most important that the Spanish Gov
ernor who butchered the officers and crew OF
the virginius should have been made an example
before the world. and his punishment insisted
upon as the very FIRST act Of Spain to avoid war
While the public mind was stirred with resent
mcnt, the Secretary OF State wrote passionate
papers for publication, but took good care to let
the Spanish Minister know they wero only in
tended for effect.
BURHIuL went home. was welcomed In Madrid
as a hero, was promoted IN his military rank,
aud then retired to his own province to be re-
garded as a grandee without the title. CALEB
CUSHING went out Minister, negotiated tho
blood money, and went through the forms OF
pursuing BURRIEI ON paper without ever press
ing a demand for his trial. To-day this butcher
stands precisely where he did when he left
Cuba. 50 far as any punishment 10 concerned.
FISH and GUSHING have substantially agreed
to let BURRTEL alone. and the price Of that dis
graceful surrender Of national honor Is the re-
turn Of TWEED without treaty of extradition.
This 10 the latest and grandest achievement OF
our Diplomacy, and Is worthy OF all that has
preceded It,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

the governments Of those states, and
leaving them to be rescued from their
present misery by the Intelligent aud
honest OF their own populations, black,
white, and mixed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

FOnl M n INf'lfT DtW0cfdi lnd ChromCIe
George w. Childs, A. NJ, has furnished
free tickets To the Centennil Exhibition not
ONLY 10 ms hosts Of employees, hut 10 400 al.
IhanS Of soldiers. Mr. Chllds may 20 an with
ms l,oeirV' no uiauerii " kids rs all OF. Too
much ivI Otheup,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

GRANTS Cabinet is OFF electione cIng
ZACH CHANDLER has to be on hand in New
YORK to give out the corruption fund wrung
from the oficeholders. Father TAFT Is In Ohio,
woong the bloody shirt. jim TYNER has gone
To Indiana TO manipulate things until after tho
election, and Dos CAMERON is of in California
Meantime, tie Government moves on the best
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

Mr.. LEMUEL s. TYLER the Secretary Of
the Know Nothing American Alliance, sends us
a letter denying that Gov. HAYES was ever a
member Of 1t but Mr.. TYLER does not deny
that HAYES was made an honorary member OF
II. Mr.. TYLER also assures us that Gov. HAYES
Z" never saw the constitution or bylaws Of the
Alliance :" but he does not tell us how he found
this out. or could do so. lie admits, however,
that the Alliance endorsed HAYEs's nomination,
aud that the letter sc published was genuine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

Gov. TILDEN will undoubtedly find
many Garnet supporters among the mauulac-
turers OF New England many Of whom have
been ruined and many moro brought TO the
verge II rum, by the unsettled condition OF
affairs during the past few years. In tho words
Of a Republican manufacturer In Hartford:
" The only chance TO rat stop to this ever
lasting war talk aud disturbance Is to put In
1ILDEN, AID I'm going to vote for him."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

We are receiving no end of letters which
attempt 10 solve that insouble mystery, the age
OF Centennial DIX. our correspondents resort
To arithmetic, ALGEBRA, and geometry to fathom
the mystery, but, though learned aud ingenious,
they all fail in making a demonstration satsfac-
tory to AN unbiased mind. We fear that this
generation will have TO say OF Centennial DIxs
age that It is one of those Things no fellow can
find out" We know, however, that the super
animated ofiiceholder Is BOY in Blue, and that
he Lates Gov. TILDRN to tue bottom Of his soul.
With that knowledge we must rest content.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

There is one fact that is rather favorable
to running ANDREW II. GREEN for Mayor, and
this is that he will not allow any assessment, to
promote his chances or pay his expenses. TO be
levied upon any Of the subordinates in the
Comptrollers Office. Whatever else happens.
we may be sure Mr. GREEN Will sternly enforce
this rule.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

CHICAGO, oct 6.-There was q sale Of short
horned cattle yes Ady at Dexter PARK. Of selections
from yariou, herds including cor. ". s. Kings but tn.
prices were not remarkably nigh. Among the saes
made were Constance, d Lyndil, seventh, n G. II.
Morrison Of Minneapois, for tlOnUi Miss Wiley 2gth
to s. ward OF Kansas city, for tlU25 COnstIce of
H. dali, H. 10 T.. T. sltlsers OF Kellogg A Tor Al .5
oxford queen, second, tp- a. 900 ana oxford Queen
thifd, tui fli-o, g. Jackson d Son Of Farm l,llrs
oNiord Queen, ann, 20 thc SAME for ~ 600 and o.
tt!d = ltvui fourth, TO the same, Tor I 1 800.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

To yet rid u fovor and ague, Intermittent or
r Wilt'n' fewer use Dr. JaiuGs Apne Nlsiuir A
r.Mdno 'rmr.Y, that ncts quiyaB AID ,afls t..t
V"eAh' aolat tNnNhtfv. -AdV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

These bonds are Mt once the safest and
most available securities for savings banks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

The latest CHANDLER dodge to carry
Ohio for the American Alliance ticket is the ex-
portation OF Democratic voters, especially those
Of foreign birth, who are lkoly to vote against
the American Alliance candidate. sixty Irish
laborers, residents of Toledo. have been en-
gagged hy CHARLES FosrKh HAYES politician,
to 20 to sanilac county, Michigan, ana dig
bitches until after election. None but Irish
need apply. Our advice to Ohio Democrats is to
stay at homo aud vote for rILDEN aud for re-
form Of the abuses that have brought poverty
and suffering on laborers throughout the land.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

The Boston ConGrcGdtiondltst n techni-
cally religious paper, In very properly acknowl-
edging the debt that the cause Of religion owes
to tho secular press, so called says that these
journals "are often guided by pronounced re-
hgioua views aud deep personal piety." tn
doubtedly this is true, Bat It sometimes, We
are sorry to saw happens that secular news
paper Is guided bY N,ckeduess rather than IletH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

United states bonds are held at their
par value by the following banks in the
amounts here given, rs taken from the
January report of the present yenr:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-07

lit, 70 baB CT baIb Sarauf iia,b. Nub
Biltins e,Iitt i9uere 8erlss lnsen, wiro
aber %auifommen.
Der Sturm am Sonntus ,ur Gadt,
Der NIT Sdnee mnS !5osel besIeitet mar,
bat pieIen Sdaoen i'm 98sitsn anssridtet.
Susrit fieI i9uerer 9asel, bsr oann mad
uno nod in Sbnee iibel9ng. Sn @lncna
Wiun. liel Der S1nee etrud Ii 3ou iii;
nad 3eopins unO 0teu him su lusen nur
mebr 8 Soa. Suer bur9 Wieconiin bis
@renbap mar berieIbe fuBtisi. Sn Ottl:
wautse idlu9 Der Slis in Den Stull oee
9etr SaIm, Sinoete uno eri4lus ein YierO
Sn Der l~lmse9enO bon Rilrpau ZEE wulOsn
Die GeIe9rapbenpoiten umseuebt. 81
@ranpiue wuroen 9eui9rOber bur6 ben
Slie in Sraub 9sitsdt. gu @%ronObumen.
Widisan, wuroen SauienOe pom 6enliers
ideiben pArd ben 9lsel einsei4lastn.
Sn Der ObitresiOm Wtl4isans lit eno,mer
S9abeu in ben . ,ltsdrtem seidsben. Sn
2ineola Nebrasta ioa Der Sturm, Der
itGrfite 9epsisn isin, ben man nod is po,t
erlebt bat. S4redlide 8erwiitunsen bat
Der Sturm IN ct. Charles DO. a lseridtet,
no sr bereits Sonntus Mittas besann uno
gum wabren Ortan wurbs. Sn Der 9aupt:
itrabe purpen 9sbdaoe. St,loe, &amlae.
u. !. 10. Suiammenseriien unO umbel sewor'
fen. 2sioer sinssn babel aud Weni1en
leben psrloren. Die @aspsrfe wuroen
total n~ieosrseriiien uno besruben in Den
Irimmsrn einsn Mann uno iein Rino.
Iusen,eussn% be1aupten. Sab Der Ortan Elm
tlsinsS &lno iber Die 80 SUB bobe Bride
nit %binussnabm. Wtebrere Yerionen uer'
mi6t man nod. @u9 III Der ~llm9f9ent
Der Staot iino Die Serbeerunssn flr9tblr.
Sn einem acknowledgment 8ebduoe
psrbranntsn iedS Yetionen. Sn ct.
CHARLES 1T Der Gerluit in 6oIse oes Orfans
auf $500. 600 sei@ast wOrOen. Oas tlei.
ne Stdotdeu Yortase oes SeiOur ioli be,
Sturm gan, ;eritOrt baben.
Die Mitslieoer bes Republican,:
l1en Staats. Is omites Don Winnslota, weI'
DIES tirSli9 in st. Saul %ueriammelt wal
uno ben rspubIitanii9en Staatseonuent au
ben "a. Diai sinbsrisf, saben beinabe ale
be GrtIdruns ub, baB Baibburne, Der 9e'
ianbte in paris, iOweit ie beOba@ten tOnn'
ten, Der sroBen Wtebrbeit Der &epublitane,
pon Winnsiota Der eruiini9telte Brafioent:
i1afts ganoibat Iein wlroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-07

Der Seeteni9uIen murbe nit 81 sesen IA
Stimmsn ueruorfen. SeHup's ~unfinnise
Bill, beirsiienb bas 0srbot bes @erfaufs
BON Yier unb Wein beim @las muroe nit
25 sesen 81 Stimmsn perporfen, ebenio
crying eS Der &eiolution an ben Gon9rss
wesen Slufnabm,e Der Suur3uIIuns gu petis
t~ioniren. Die Sausbia fir S4ub Der
Slide unb @nIass Don Standardization
purbe nadSem Die Summe BON $lO,o 600
auf $500 rSlsirt worren mar, seneb:
mist. Der @siesantrus, woonrd Die ges
ioIbung Der County Suruepor uuf $500
per Gag feitseiest wurOe, waro paliirt.
Saus. @ngeuommen wuroen folssnoe
@ei. tantrdss: ben Counties Don mebr oils
$4,000 CHM o5re nj b crIaubt. cine Steuer
pon II Mil fir lluterbuit B er armen gu
srbebsn; baB AUDI Der Deputy S9sriii bel Der
Siebuns bon @rOB unb Sleinsei9worenen
flung rem tann. Sas bisberise 8erfubrsn
in Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ibsr bsiisu giIt,! teis man 3wcifIie, wuroe
ais in Der Oronuns sei9etsn srfidst.
(9Sir sIauben nidt, baB bic eesislatur Elm
3edt bat, bies gu tbun, ba bic Contribution
bic Nrt uno Wsiis ibrsr Nmsnbiruns be-
itimmt!) gs wurbe fsrner elm geiet anse'
nOmmem, Sus bic @idt3abIuns BON Steuern
fir Die eriten 5 Mouate per Mcnat nit l
proj. unb ipater 2 YroS. bis SetraSes be-
ltruft. @enebmis wuros Die Senatsbiu,
peIde beitimmt, oaB unter sewilen SeOin:
sunsen bic 9reu3en uon StGoten erueiter'
werOen fonnen. Sase!anse 0iscuiiioneu
rief Die Nisoereinfibruns Der Gooesltraft
beruOr, Obne oaB es bis iest gu elmer ent.
i9eioenben Vbiimuiuns fam f; ieoo9 wuro'
oas ENHANCEMENT ansenommsn. wona9 be,
Ii9ter bas Sobes urtbeiI auf Gmpfeblune
Der 5urp in l~ebensIdnsli4ss 9eidnsuit
anosrn fam. Oas Saus weiserte li6 ben
Senats amsnbement Die fir 6ii4brutun
italten u. !. 10. uusseworfene Summe au
$500 Su reou3irsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-07
Sie9cnfdte.


CUR gsreituns bisies portrefHiden, bic,
bis iett lsiber febr ~ieltenen SdIes bepieni
mon iid Der friidsn iaBsn 2iesenmild mi,
hem nOtbisen Cab, weldsr foIsenbermaBen
bebanbelt miro:
@on iunsen. nur nit Wild setrdntten
6dlbsrn psrben bic Maasn nit reinsm tai:
ten Woner esipiilt, pon Snnen 9siaIsen,
onscbluien, ;laebunben unb in mdBigsr
W6rme eefduh, It uno 9etrofnet, woourd
he iih cbne 9etnbr bes VerberbenS lanae
uuibcwubrsn Iafien. Cur Sereituns bes
Qabs nmmt man auf einen SGlb rmagen 2
GGnoe poa Sils nit l Quart Woler,
miitt 5Immet, Nelfen unb MustatbIutbe
parunter III b ldst bic 6liiiisteit lansium
elne Stu, be lang fodsn. Damn ieibt man
lie rurt Elm Gu6 uno tbut, na9oem ie bis
CUR NtildwGrme ertultet lit, ben serid nit:
tsnen Ma9en binein, bir Oct ras @efdB
lor9fdltig " uno ldBt es "a Gage lang
on tinsm mGbis parmen S,te itsbsn.
Sisraui mito Der Cab braudbar iein, ben
man, nobmaIs bur6 Elm Gud sesoiien,
oamit bic Naaseniiide 3uridbleiben, nun
arf Staiden 3iebt unb gut perforft gum
Ssbraude uufbebt. gu etrpa 100 Quart
Otil6 srbraudt man 4 Quart Sab, Inn
oieie sul &diebilouns gu brinseu.
Sou bic Wfild nun seIabt werSen, 70
erpdlmt man fe auf $50 @rab g.,
siest ie in einen 3uber. istt ben CAB bins
su unb ldRt fie psroedt 2-3 Stunpen lang
lieben, mas uoltommen senist, UNI Die
Diil6 ssrlnnen gu ~laiien. Wan butte fi9
Dor su GROCER &drme, weIde ben Sdie gu
lprOoe madt, wie aud Dor su menis Wdr:
me. neil er oann III psi1 werben wiirbe.
Sas poultdnoise Iuetdisn Der WiId 1T ba:
run 81 e,tennen, oaB Der &dieltoit ii9
9leidmdBis pon Der Wo!ts seionoert bat,
Die cine flare Sriinlibe 6liiii9tsit blIoet.
S!erauf blinst man Die 8diemaiie in Elm
geidB, in peldem iie iiidtis s~etnetet miro ;
bann tom MT lis ms Sieb gum %9lbtropfen.
St bic WioIte gut abselauien, 10 oaB Die
Sdlemuile SiemIid relt eri6eint, 10 fiat
man lie in our1loterte 6o,meu, welde
6iterS seuenoet ~peroen, ftrsut 8immel
iib.r ben Raie u. ldBt Die 6o,men 10 LANCE
NIT ibrem SnbaIt iteben, bis idmmtli9s
1Jtolte a~bselaufen it,. Die 8die weroen
nun beruussenommen, auf Borte gum Ab:
ttodnen selreut, ON Gage %farauf nit Sals
ensetriebsn uno in Die Rdistammer geiteat,
bls ite 10 net troden meroen, bab lie cine
Glnoe betommen. Sooann weroen bic SGie
NIT S'anntwein (@oJnae II Dem Nbister
uor;u3 eben) unb Del sinserieben, in 6d1e,
9el1l9tet, bic man gut Subinbet uno an
slnem nofenen Orte aufbemabrt. Nat
stwa pier BO4en lino bisielben ebbar.
Bon elmer Sei4reibuns Der Sereitun
jener feinen %ioSenannten Sda4teltdie, nit
lie namentIi4 IN Der franSOii4en Sdwei,
bea,beltet weroen, uno Der b%efannten Jfeuf:
dateller Rdie lteben mir ab, oa mir uorIdu:
iJ lebr Sufrlepen iein wouen, penn mir gu:
ten sewobnl,9en 3iesentdie bierieIbit erbal'
ten fonnen.
Die Gidlidnoe, pslde bel bsr Sdisbe
,eitun9 blelbes, ~bsionoers bic Wiolfe iinl
elm sutes 0ulter fir Rdlber unb S1peine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-07
eltncrifaniid.r YhIfiaIat.

0ieis neue Sorte peidt binii9tli9 ibrer
Senueung pom allen anberen betanntsn
Salatarten ab. Sic madt feline ioSenann:
ten &opie, wirb au9 nidt pie bic gnoiuie
s!bunosn, ionoern lieisrt on ben Saamsns
ltenSel bic Solatbldtter fir Die slide, nit
oenen Die Pflanse ron Der Wurjel bis our
Spipe bi9t bsiee lit. glun biirfts man
uieleid! meinen, baB bieie Sldtter, wie es
bel anoern Salatiorten unter sIei4en 8ers
baltnifien Der 6aa iein wiroe, bart unb IN:
ldmadbaft ieien. Dies lit aber bur6aus
ni9t Der 6aa, benn es unteridetbst ii9 ebsn
oieier Salat babur1 pon ben anbern Sors
ten. oaB feline gIdtter itets surt unS mirbe
bleibsn. Die Senusuns bes,nnt iibrisens
idOn friiber. ebs bic 9fun;en S%aameniten:
gel treiben, wosu fie ni6t mebr aIs anbere
SOrtsn seneist fino. Der sroBe gOrSus
bieies SaIats beitebt BARN, baB cine maBise
2lusiaat mebrere MOnate lang Sllat fur
bic &d9e ~liefert, unb bies namentli9 III
~unieren beiBen trodenen Sommcrmonaten,
penn anbere Sorten ieIbt BEL Der iorsfdl
tighten &ulhIr Elm unsinitises 3eiuItat lies
fern. 20" sroBem Wertbe. Sn ieinsr Be-
b%anoIuns wei9t Der Ffidialat ntdt BON
Den anberen Sortsn al. @is bieie per
lanst er sinen fetten, milben goben, feiBis
sss ysbadsn unb uiel 6eudtisteit. Man
u u9t i'm gaufe oes Sabres am 3wedmdB:
isiten orsi Q~usiaaten, bauon bic erite ins
Daiitbe,t obsr in G0pfe uno bic anoeren inS
ireie 2anb an elmer idatiisen Steue. Die
Pfa lSen Der srlten Saat werben siemlid
eng Suiummenseiett. Samit fe 10 piel
aIs mOsIid chamber beden, bSdltens I Sub
uOn chamber entferrt; bic Der Sweiten u. bic
oritten Saat werOen ui9t uerisst, ionbern,
psnn iie gu oidt iteben, ausseoinnt nnb
Sldtter fur bic &ide benubt. SleiBi9es
SeSisben bel trOdensr @iitsruns nit weis
bem ooer abseitanbensm @afer 1T
~ einsm 3utsn @rsebniB unerldBli9. Die
SIdttsr oitrfsn aber ni3t abseriiien werben
BON ben Stenseln, ~ionosrn man muB lie
abi9nsioen, ba cine robe Yerwunbuns Der
Der YfanSe ni9t jutrdSl,d 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-07

nen Qeuti1en oils Delesaten 5ur National'
contention gu wdblsn.
Gnglii9e Gapitali ten molten bic Obi:
eaSo, Fortase. 2afe Superiorbabn uoran'
bausn. IS iolte uns fur bic Nadbaru
%fyeuen!
Bonn Green Ban Sodofen weroen
ausenbI'dIib 81 arbeiter b,ibdftist; "a in
Der 6urnaee uno ID bsim 6oblsnb,snnen.
Jtsbsnbei iiaosn oaielbit mebrers 6ubrleutt
bsim 9Ol,toblen: uno Saltiabrsn Ssi9di:
tisuny. Kun SABRE 1875 iab,i;irte De,
0o6oien 1913 Sonnsn Giisn nno peraus:
sabte $50, 600. @esenwdrtis bstroser
Die aussabeu fur Sol; &c. OIL $4,000 b.s
$1,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-07
So,pa.
slatur.

Senat. Mit 25 Stimmen wurSs
SsuIcs Contributions amenScment sur @b
i6uiians Der @runo Surp paiirt. slnse'
nommsn purbe Der @eiesantus, baB nun
nebr cine Waiienbeimatb, bic IN Dauen-
'ort, auiredt srbalten wsroen ioa. Sc
ma or Rmpbp'sG nhus ssssn llnteriiibuno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-07

ueber Die republitaniide Staats Son:
uention Wisconfin's i9reibt Der Wilwautee
.Seebote": Die &spubIitaner Wiseon:
fms babsn in Der Convention, bic porge:
tern in Maoiion bsbufs WabI Der Oslss
saten 5ur Nationalconuention u. fer @abl
manner CUR P,diiOentenwabl abssbaltsn
wurbe, nebltbei aud. weiI's sinmal i9on
10 Brand lit. cine Ylatiorm auissiteqt.
OisieIbe lit cine in anoere Worts 8stleioste,
bel Der Iestidbrisen Platfo m tonirabirts
i3panssanleibe. %uerbunOen nit einsm Bier:
puff" auf bic republitanii9e Yartei. aueer
Der eisenen Yartei ielblt miro oisie Flatiorm
Rismancen S3aoen ;uiisen. Wsnn Die
Republifaner aler anoern Staaten dbnli1e
plattiormsn auflteQen, oann miro ben De.
mOtratsn Der Sies wabrli9 nidt idwn
werben. Die republitanii9en Oelesaten
unierss StaateS werben bel Der NationaI
eoapsution fir Blaine thinner.
Gum SbluB treuen mir uns bic DUNN:
bsit Der @epublifuner toniiatiren gu %t0nnen.
DaB Re es nnterlalsn babsn. aud u 81:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-07

Aenase. $50. Peter 8a!mus. Ns. 20 canal Pert as-
..... Vsrb. Atr10tsn. Re. ~ rlnbta Strat<
zee. Mic t1atrs. Hs. 81 tsfwt SSrape.
&s2nfcn, eeet OtpH1.
0aiens, 0rsuA ftnlentdt.