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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31
,ction, will read in fall, title and

section, l Will Fead In Iall, Title ana
all.
Mr.. Riddle, on leave introduced tho
following bill
Bill directing compensation to be allowed
for the use and occupation of property by
the United States army during the late
war.
Be il enacted, ect., That the Secretary OF
War be, and is hereby authorized to allow
reasonable compensation to all citizens of the
United States for the use and occupation OF
their property by the United States army, or
any part thereof, during the late civil war, in
the same manner and under the same regnla-
tions as compensation is now allowed for our
quartermaster stores used by said army pro-
eitled howeUer, that the affidavit of the claimant,
supported by the competent testimony of any
reputable citizen, shall be sufficient proof to
establish the fact of the use and occupation OF
such property by said army. But it is not the
intention of this act to limit the parties to the
amount of proof herein specified; but other
and additional testimony may be taken TO es-
tablish the fact of the use and occupation, and
the rental value of the property occupied.
Now, this bill directs the Secre-
tary Of Var to allow and pay to &ll
citizens of the United States, rebel
as well as loyal, reasonable COM
pensation for the use of their proper
ty by the United States army, or
any part thereof, during abe late
civil war Every campaign ground ;
every field of battle every march
or retreat every tree cut down ;
every grain field injured by any
officer or soldiers in our army-for
each and all of these are q part OF
the army-must be paid Tor ut a
reasonable rate. Suppose a rebel
Secretary of War, such as TIlJen
would naturally select, was armed
with this authority, what countless
claims would be fastened upon the
Treasury ! An intelligent writer
has estimated tho amount covered
by these two bills at S2,410,-
000,0 Whether this be exagger-
ated or not, it is apparent that under
such legislation the Treasury would
be utterly bankrupt. We know from
the experience Of the Southern Claims
Com mission tbs tendency to swell
sncb claims by perjury and fraud.
The number of claims decided was O..
222. The amount claimed was Sl9,-
293, 437.51 the amount allowed was
SO 057, $1,000 the amount disailowed
was SIG, 205 SAP, and we now have
proof that some of the cases allowed
were fraudulent and grossly exagger.
ated. How will it be when all the
guards thrown about this tribunal and
other officers and courts authorized to
pass upon claims be broken down, and
they are filled by men in sympathy
with the rebellion
But you may say there is no dan
ger of the passage Of these bills. l
beg you not to be deceived. A Dem
ocratic Congress and President would
in all probability, pass many of them,
and extend widely and dangerously
the jurisdiction of all the courts and
all the officers who pass upon South
ern claims. They would in my judg-
ment, refund the whole cotton tax.
They would extend TO rebels the right
to recover for provisions and quar-
termasters' stores now confined to
loyal people. No man can measure
the multitude and magnitude Of such
claims
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31
HOME LETTERS.
REVISED STATUTES OF WISCONSIN OIL
1871

hEsN loED SIAiU les Of NISCONGIN VI
1877
As now is the time when politics
are being talked about quite extern
sively, aud the voice of tho politician
is heard in the land, | suggest the
following:
OF course no one will dispute that
there are few, if any, blessings in
this world that add more TO the Sc
curity, liberty and happiness Of d ma
ton than TO have good laws. Ma
tions succeed or fail, generally, ae-
cording as their codes of laws are
good or bad. Among the important
duties that hang over the heads OF
the leaders in state affairs IN this
state IS the duty Of giving "a a good
and carefully revised cole Of laws.
IL will be remembered that tho
session before the last of the Legisla-
ture made provision by law for the
appointment of three Rcvisors to re
wise our laws and to suggest such
changes as they thought fit Those
Revisors were appointed and have
been working at their task now a
year and u half. 1t is expected their
report will be ready for the next
Legislature, and it is i'm portant that
we send men to the next session of
tho Legislature that will be able to
act intelligently on that report and
thus give us good code of laws.
1t is altogether likely, that if we
get good revision of tho statutes
next winter that we will not need or
want another revision for fifteen or
twenty years. As the expense of a
revision of the statutes is very great,
costing very many thousand dollars,
it lie the duty Of every citizen, there
fore, no matter what bis politics, to
see that none but the best and ablost
men are n. minated FIR memb ers of
the next Legislature, and that to the
qualities above mentioned there is
I'D led a know edge of the law subj
cient to enabls them 10 do well the
important duiy beforo them. In
other words, if we have good and
able lawyers that we can trust, we
should send them next winter TO
Madison to represent u.
Cltizans, voters, see that you do
you, whole duty in this matter.
AMOS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31
Comprehen dis the Situation.

The Chicago Times doesn't share
the convictions of some Of the lesser
lights Of the party, that Tilden is GER
tain to be elected. In the course of
an article reviewing the situation it
says:
"New York is not carried yet. aud
and it ha3 a di5agreeable way Of cast
ing its vote against any candidate
dwelling within its own borders In
diana is far from being sure thing
now that Ben. Harrison has been
placed at the head Of the state ticket.
If Scott Lords resolution is anything
more than a form Of words for north
ern consumption If it means fair
show and no intimidation or improper
influences Mississippi, Louisiana and
Florida may give their votes to Hayes
and Wheeler. The political future -
too uncertain for the prophets to
make any definite calculations upon it
All things considerable will be as well
for the friends of Tilden and reform to
postpone their Dragging, and expend
their energies in pursuading voters
for the next two months at least.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31
49, No. 1-.s-.. ..l7szA
In a Hurry.

A Detroit alderman was rather puz-
zled yesterday by call from a stran.
ger, who had a carpet bag in each
hand and a malicious look in his
eyes. He let the carpet bag drop,
wiped off his forehead, and wanted to
know if the man before him was alder
man.
81 ann was the reply.
"Perfectly responsible, ! s'pose ?"
was the query.
81 suppose | am,
"Well; sir" continued the stran-
ger, "down here at the depot some
one hit me on the neck with stone. "
odd ell -
eyes, sir, he did, and | estima tie
the damages at $25.
81 am very sorry" remarked the
alderman. cit is no way to use a
stranger to hit him on the neck"
"Of course it isn't, but don't care
for your soft words, | want my S25. "
"Why' l have nothing to do with
it. | didn't hit you"
II know you didn't, but you help
run this town, don't YOU? Some one
must be responsible, / am not the
kind OF man to be bit on the neck
and 60 right along without saying a
word"
81 tell you what to do" said the
alderman, after a little reflection.
"You 90 to the Mayor and get an
order on me for the money and III
pay it,"
"That's angelic and all right" re-
piled the man, and he started for the
city Hall. He began blowing around
to some idlers in the corridors, and
they sent him to a saloon on Monroe
avenue "to see the Mayors brother. .
He must have found some one there,
and must have had some words.
Those watching him saw his big
sachel come out first, then he slid out
after it, hair on end and chin all
bruised up, and as he reached the
curbstone his small sachel hit him on
the back with loud "chug." He
went down Woodward avenue step
ping fast and high, and at Congress
street ran against woman and ex-
planned
SIN hurry-didn't mean to-just
licked the brother of the Mayor OF
this town stone blind"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31

down mob in any southern state
that should forcibly prevent the COL
ored people from enjoying their po-
liticsl rights? What Intervention
could Messrs. Tildep and Hendricks
order or approve in case of another
attempt at secession, holding. as they
do, to the pernicious fallacy of the
sovereignty of every individual
state? Thus it is the old fight over
again. a fight for the Union and the
principles upon which it can be pre-
served ; the only difference IL, that
the fight is just now at the ballot.
box instead of the baltic field. But
let the doctrine of state sovereignty
again prevail in this country, and the
issue will Inevitably come to the
battle field again, sooner or later
Chicago Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31

Would you like to catch sight of
fashionable Sarotoga foot = female
one? Well there it is resting on the
green sward there-clad in the finest
of embroidered hose, encased in
white kid sandal, clasped over the an.
kle by some kind Of a white strap, and
that strap united at the front by
olittering rosettes-hades of Ormns
and of Ind .--composed entirely OF dia-
monds set in opals. All, dear Great
ure is the owner Of that foot, aud
proad-for see how she kicks it
out to display it.-Chicago E0ening
Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31

All but twenIy-seven of the Utes
left Fort Fetterman, after having been
feasted and armed, and after having
INDUCED in numerous war dances, de-
serted at Cheyenne River, Friday last
taking with them their arms which
were furnished them to fight the Sioux
NTH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31
WHOLE NO. iii.

by rufli =, tucks, tolis, forms and
ceremonies Of Queen Fashion. /
protest that ~ h life is unworthy
Of an immortal being. and her o7-
preston calls for a united rests, anee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31

The Clinton and Mississippi River
Bridge Company has decided TO con-
struct a railroad and wagon bridge
across the Mississippi River at Gin
ton, the same to be completed July 1,
1877
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31

HAYES was four years in the army,
had four horses shot under him, was
sho. four times, promoted four times
for gallantry in action, and ne IS 60
ing to be President four years from
he 4th of March next
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31
Banks.

ETKsT NATloNALBANK OF BOsCoBEL, GRANT
l. co wis. A. II Meyer, Cashier, b. NJ. Coates. Pres
Diractors-B NJ Coates, J. II. Sarles, Edward Meyer,
Geo. F. Hiiiebrand, Joseph Walker Transact cen
sraI Banking Business; buy aud sell Government Sc
curitias Gold Silver, Bullion, sc. Draws direct on
AL tho principal cities of Germany, England ireland
Scotland Scandinavia France, Italy, the Orient and
Australia Special attention given to the collection
Of manios and legaeies in foreigncountries Passen.
az Tickets for Inman and Guyon Lines. oi-11
GEO. ". RYLAND. BANKER, LANCASTER, WIS.
Deposits received Foreign and domestic exchange
rold and United States bonds bought and sofa.
Loans negotiated and collections attic nded to- ~ 20
HODGES CO. BANKERS AND DEALERS
in Exchangeand Government Securities Platte
vile wis Partc ular attention given to COLLECTIONS
anil proceeds promptly Temitted on day OF paymemt.
R.fer to Horny Clews Co. N Y H. Edge rton T.:
9i"a 30-42
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31
Dental.

pp , A MAKER. SURGEON DENTIST, BLOOM
ir.ron Wis All work in the dental line done IN
the best manner and warranted 1900
DR.F Il COMES, DENTIST, BoSc0BEL, WIS =
ii once over Sawyer h Favors store. Can be tonha
daring hoursfrom A. NJ till5 Pm So-i
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31

rYIfYpuREY &CLARKE, BANKERS BLOOMING
| / TON. Wis. Buy and sell Gold and Government
Ranas nd Etstern Exchange. Promptattentoh CIV
on 20 collections At ali points, and the payment o.
tevea. Deposits received ard loans negotiated, Al
vance made upon approved securities. Interest ~,
So tpacial deposits at best current rates. oV
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31

nIooNINGTON HOTEL, SIMON W0ODHOUsE
ID PROPRIETOR Bloomington, Wis. Having rentte1
ana bpilt ample room for the accommodation OF
tl, ~ IN furnished rooms good beds and well sup
Flt'i t'"''s' A+if 3l-42
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31

nENNISPEN HOUSE, ". ". FORBES. PROPRIE
n Tor CtssvilIe Wis The house has been 4ateiy
r.6ttcl an1 refurnrshei throughout, and no pains
viii ID spared 10 accommodate guests. Good staplhg
95-33
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31

DIET iwN HOUSE. ". G. WILCOX, PROPRl =
ID tor Having purchased the hotel at Beetown, |
ans prepared 10 serve the pubic ia proper i9
eel tll. and first class accommodations generally
Suitable stable attached. 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31

tNCAsTER HOUSE, l., LIsuERNE PR0PRiE-
~ i,n.. bas been re-furnished throughout. No
p.ns spared TOR the accommodations guests Iaote
"eit u ~ - -, 30-42
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31

The defects of great men are the
consolation Of the ounces.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31

oRTMIER HOUSE, CORNER OF Eighth AND
BUN streets, Dubuque Iowa BARNARD ba ~ %
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31

,1r UopR HOTEL. r. L. LOOMS, PROPRIETOR
III ThetraycItpg public will take notice that am
srsnared Is accommodate them with board aAdto *
~ attentive hostlers and good stabllhs. 49,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31

Special attention given 70 the Diseases OF the
Nouth AMI preservation of the natural teeth. Teeth
mounted on all the popular bases. Avn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31

.,1NSToN UoUsE. LANCASTER, WIS, MARY
vi Uvie & SON proprietors. Tho Mansion House j.
hs,n rented ani refuruished for the better conSe
nience Of the travelling public
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31
Physicians.

IRA. II. BARBER, LANCASTER, WIS.
IL " - ST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31

d ARBER AND HAIR DRESSER, GEoRGEGIBBS
ID lancaster, Wis Next door toBaxter's drug store
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31

1N,TIEy u0I7sE. JOHN 5. sM1LLEY ,PROPRIE-
- ar Nnscoda Wis Near the Depot. Express Or
dcsaad Livery : rbIe attached. Mealsat sllhours-
:, - - rnr.ri4bed 29-4S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31

" F.KINNEY, NJ. D, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
geou Lancaster. Wis. Office at his resif' nee
orner Mashington and Maple streets. III
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstracts.
Agents.

BsrRACT OFFICE FOR GRANT COUNTY. 10:
l eph book, Lancaster. Once over the Bank. 3d.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-31

~ it, 1t never crystalized around a
great idea or an honest principle.
When on trial it has not the poor
es plea Of former good character, for it
has no witness on that point. 1t has
1t. always been in bad company. What
assurances OF good behavior in the
future can it give? Does it plead
an the character of its candidate? We
e, cannot accept such plea until Mr..
ch Tilden has answered some questions
which the American people now pro
I'D nose 10 him.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-16
Nranfret6.

SIM Goncertiaale bes Barrier r@ranb
9otsI" baben iid neuIi9 in @sssnwart pon
600 bis 500 3ui9auern bic beiben selbid:
telten giIarbipielsr Der Welt, 6err Big.
naur aus TouIouis unb 5err @iliam Ser:
ton aus Nep Yort in elmer garambole.Y ars
tie uon 600 Yoints semehen. Sr. Big:
naur bate in einem Billiard : Tnrnier in
New gort einen gbrenbeder i'm @srtbs
BON 5000 Jrancs sewonnen ; bieien ma1ts
inn iest Der 9lmeritaner itreitis unb ieste
basesen 5000 6ranes Elm. Der 3ampi
fanb aui einem Billiard itatt, wsIdes Serr
Ssrton NIT @inwiaisuns ieines @esnsrs
eisens aus Mmerita mitsebradt bate.
3ablreide Wetten, bic ii9 I'M 9ansen aui
mebr als so, 900 Srancs bslieien, warsn
sema9t. Die Yartie, wsl9e UNI 0 l1br
besann, wdbrte 81 Stunben unb wurSs
uon Serrn Yisnaurgewonnen. Sein Seq.
nsr bate ss MIR auf 46S Yoints gebra9t.
@inise impoiante Serien seitalteten ben
&f gu einem duBerit bramatii9sn:
8i9naur bate lol9e pon lO2 uno lO4,
Serton Don 10 unb einmal iosar pom 100
9oints. Mebrsre entertainer, Die ibren
Champion poa Sertrauen auf ben &fs
plat besltitet batten, sinsen in tiefer 0ties
bergei9Iasenbeit uon bannen, als Sisnanr
feierli9 fir ben eriten SiaaroipieIer bes
Grbballs erflGrt wuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-16
CciterrciM.uuodru

8aum bat llnsarn Die Oonau llebers
i9wemmuns ii6eritanSen, 10 fommt nsue
Hotb uon ber iuiIoen GbeiB, beren Waiiers
itano cine uuBeroroentli9e Sobe errei9t
bat. Mebrere Sammbri9e iinb erfoIat
uno bic lleberiduemmunsen iinb i'm
SbeiBtbule INN 10 9efdb,lidsr, ais Der
sroBte Ibeil Der i6duier in Den Stdbten
aus u%nsebrannten SbonSieseIn erridtet lit.
Die 10000 ginwobner Sdblenbe Stabt
Gionarab itebt gum sr0Btsn Sbeil unter
Wafier. Der 8%irssrmsiiter telesrapbirte
mad Ysit: y%llniere Gage lit uerswsifelt,
idon iest iinb sabaoie Samilien oboa9los
unb obne Nabrun! uisle Sduier finb einse.
itirst; 9iele tonnten ii9 Dor Sen berein.
bredenben Slutben nidt retten unb fli9te.
ten fi9 auf bic @iebsl Der 6duier unb
S9ober, tur;, bic Staot unb beren @es
MARIE finb uOufdnbis %ruinirt; Soft msiS,
wie uisle Meni9sn i9on perloren fnb |"
Sssebin unb nit linn bas 2ejsn unb gsrs
mOSen BON loO, 600 Meni9en ii sbenfaas
in bobem Wabe sefdbrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-16
S6IeSmt9 SoInein.

Nus Geubsburs wirb unter benz 10.
9lpril bsri9tst Gin betlasensmsrtber TIM
iaI, wsldsr iid seitsru in ipdter @benSs
itunbe auf Der Sbereiber %ereisuste, iebt
beut unisrs Stabt in gufrssuns. Die
acknowledgements Wasner unS 0anse,
Der Sstonoelieutenant Gnsfelbt nnb Der
9luantaseur SieseIsben, idmmtli9 POM
CHARACTERIZATION, uuternabmsn nod sesen
s llbr bel itirmeubsm Wsitwinbe cine Ses
~sslpartis. Der aarlsbitte s%eseniiber &C.
ristb bas Sssel in llnorbnuns unb inoem
lieutenant Wasuer bailelbe wieoer in ORB
nuns gu brinsen iudts, i6lus bas Boot
nm. Na6 uer9ebli9em Semiben, eaS
Boot wisber aufsuridtsn, idwimmt eieutes
nant Gnsfelo mad benz i9Ieswiser llfer
binibsr, I'M SIlfe su boIen, iintt aber,
na9bem er sliidli9 ben Stranb errei5t, in
Solss Der ii~bermaBisen gnitrensuns cbns
mG1tig nieber. Sobalb CT ii9 wieoer er;
bolt bate, pirb pom benz Yorperte, wobin
er aeeilt mar, siu Boot mad Der beseidne'
ten Stsle Der Gibsr abseididt. OaieIbs
iinset saS Boot, absr teineu Der Samera:
ben bes @sretteten iie batten bereits ibrsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-16

lleber ben StanS Der Snbuitrie in 8sits
ialen idreibt man Sn SoIinsen seben bic
giisnmerfe gut, beionbers bic Orabtsiebes
reisn; Samm ~lieferte unter gnberem Eeles
~srapbenbrdbte fur gang &uBlanb. SIN
Rreiie SoIinssn iinS es bic S9pertidlei.
fer, pel9e Jest msbr benn ie fart beiddfs
tist iinb, um sroBe guftrdse nadRuBlanb,
China, England, gsppten, amerifanii@s
Sibitaaten &c. ;u erlebisen.-@ut sebt biz
9einens Snbuitrie I'M Reconsideration. fart
bic Sabats unb gisarren: Sabrifation in
Steiniurt, Warenbori, Sinbe .c.-Oas
Manu fatturseiddft 1T iebr faul.-Oie Sc:
iddite in ben fleinen unb Mittelitdbtsn ite:
ben Dor ibrem &uine bur6 ben lett Ginfiib;
rina Der @eperbefreibeit ale Sdmms
bur6bre5enbsn tS~auiirbanbeI. Oaburt
bat 8eiiialen NIT ieinen a~uentbaIben GER
itreut liessnbsn Sauerni9aften, a0ttereieu
unS S6icn iebr su leioen. Die Yauern,
wel9e Sountass in bic OOrier uno Stdbts
den sur Stride sinsen, bradten ibren Ses
barf nit na9 Saule; iebt wirb ibnen bic
8aare burd S9warme Don Stsiisnosn ms
Saus sei9leubert unb werbeu aud man9e
Sduier pon ben u%nbetaunteu 9teiienben aus
seldmiert, Die SequemIi6tsit liest iiber Die
9oriidt; Die Saussei9afte blsiben Iser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-16
q sfane b.
Seuti6Ianc.
BreuBen II.

isle in 9reuben bas BrtefssbeimniB sss
uabrt wirb. yOas Sriefsebe;mniBA, be.
mertte Der @eneralpoitmsiiter stephan Dor
&ur;em int &ei9stas nit GROCER @mpbaie,
viit auf Der Yoit fiber, ME bic 8ibsl auf
benz aItar.~ Ra4itebenbes cine Suuitras
ton ba;u. Der yVoltsHaat" beridtet :
y9m 1. b. i9idte Der Abs. 9isbtnsdt sinen
einseidriebenen OoppeIbrtef an Germ
9lbed in SIutem BEL 3iri9. Der Brief
tam benz abrefaten ;u, aber in weI9sm
8uitanb? rSbr grief1, idreibt 9ibed,
vselanste seitern, an elmer Seite uolftdn:
big aufseidnitten, bier an, 10 baB i9 einfa9
ben Snbalt obne weitere gerIesuns berauss
nebmen fonnte. Die ein;eInen BIdttsr
paren obne &eibenfolse bineinsefedt-
mosIi9erweiie i6on einn,al beruussefalen
unb bann mieber obne Srbnung bineins
geftedt. Der griefbote mubte mir bas
6aetum conitatiren unb babe i5 beuts un
ter lleberreiduns bes @ouuertS BEL Der Boit
gei9weroe Iuesen gerIesuns bes Sriefses
beimnihes sefibrt unb Die ginleituns elmer
llnterIu6ung uerlan9t.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-16

Der Qonbon vGimeS" wirb uon ibrenl
Barrier 9~orreiponoenten iiber ben Sbeater:
branb in &ousn 6olsenSes m,itsetbeilt :
Oas 6susr brad aus wdbreno bieS9auipies
Ter ii9 fir Die Soriteuuns umtleioeten, uno
wurbe sliidli6erweiie uorO eiinuns Der Sbis
rem sntosdt. Die Slammen perbreiteten ii9
nit @inbsseiIe unb bic Nussdnse uaren 10
eng, baB bic Weblsabl Der unsIiidliden
S9auipieIer ;u ben 5enifern ibre 3nfludi
nsbmen muBten, aus wel9em piele auf bic
pon bIlfsbereiten Sdnbeu aufsebduften
Matrabsn uno Sebsrbetten ipransen. Gin
Gboriit mar cine poue Stunbe lang III ei.
mem Der oberen Tsniter ii9tbar, no sr III:
errsldbar, uno i9lieBli9 umtam. Bic,
Solbaten, weI9e ii4 an benz &ettunsswerts
betbeiIistsn, wurben set6btet unb finfssbu
usrrpunSet. llnsefdbr SO Berionen fint
i1wsr perlsst. Cine Sdnssrin ifirste fid
in bas brennsnbe @ebdube, UNI ibren Sat:
ten aufsuiu9en u. Gam in ben6lammen UNI.
Der pstunidre S1absn wirb aui 400 600
Dollars peranidlagt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-16
VaIdNiua.

Die Ortboooren Subsn babsn bstanntli1
bas grOieft elmer 3uriidaeuinnuns Ealds
itinas ME gan; aufseseben. Sn uislen
ibrer @ebete iisurirt oieier fromme Wuni9,
aud in ben Bldttern lit er Sfters idon err
0rtert worben, ia es bat nidt on tbatid1s
li6en Semlbunseu in bieier Gi1tuns sss
feblt. Sett i1eint's aber beinabe grnIt
gu werben. &ei9e MfitsIieSer Der 9onbos
ner Suoensemeinbe baben ndmli1 benz
Sultan am "a. Mdrs ben Sori9lag iibers
rei9en Iaiien, ct iolte ibnen srOBere 2dns
beren in Sprien gesen lleberuabme tiirtii1er
S9aeideine ~uerfaufen, unb elm 9lntrports
SeIesranm beiast, oaB Die Yforte BEN
Sori6la9 i'll Setra6t sieben unb ibre gnts
i6eibuns in turser 3eit betanntseben werz
De. Gs wdre wirfli9 rs6t liebenswirbis,
iuenn bir6 cine sroBe Go0ette aller ortboz
Soren SuOsn Der Hidtaui gan; EaIdifis
mas bepirtt wiiroe. Gem .%franfen Mann"
lpiiroe wiettr aui cine @sils sebplisn, bic
oriertalii9s Srase mare beoeutenp uereins
ia@t ulo einige enropdiide Staaten, wels
de lid srlsS beionosren lleberiluies an orr
tbooorsn SiraeIiten erfreuen, fonnten ia
audi wobl ;u bieiem frommen uno polite
iden @erte beiteuern. (gSiener Oeutide
Seitung.)