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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-30
A step in the Righ, Direction

The School Commissioners Of the 18th
district intend to pay their school teach
ers only $l2 per month hereafter. A
move in the right direction, and which
should 10 followed by other commission
err. -Greeneville hnielligencer.
The above is 8 grand suggestion.
Economy is a 6ne horse and rides delight
fully where ignorance 10 bliss. Rspudi-
ate the State Bonds, and cut down the
teachers wages aud you will soon pay
the State debt. Then We all will have /.
good time and nothing to do but glOr,
in our ignorance.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-30
ELOGGING IN SCHOOL.

II. PRLsNELL In your columns o.
the 10th inst. appeared 40 article upon
aogging in school, III answer to your
article s Of a former date, the writer Of
the last named article strongly opposes
the use of the rod IN school. The writer
says, Love is the great ruling power
tnat is to conqIor and govern the
world :" that, 10 some cases, is true, but
not IN all: while We may govern aud
%control some children by mild means,
others Of ditfereat dispositions qua tenn
permanent can be controlled only by rigor.
| speak from experience, su experience
If over tweDt, six years with children III
the school room. | never, IN nil that
time. favored the idea OF whipping, aud
tried to ruls BY love, until | WAS csu-
PEELED to use the rod, or fail to control.
IN" says. when it comes to this, &C.,
il is q proof that sumo one has failed in
bis highest duty toward the child. &c.
We'll, suppose the parents have spared
the rod and spoiled the child NJ Solomon
says, is the teacher to be blamed? Would
be not be jus,i6atls in c~ouqueriug the
spoiled child. though he had to use the
rod, and that severely? heard q teacher
say that, II his children we're whipped at
school, he would take them from school
Immediately this surprised me, when
| heard him give an account Of Que OF b s
pupils that could not be controlled and
Who had been the cause OF breaking up
one or two schools, but be gave hlm a
severe Jogging for the first offence, which
not only couqured the boy, but brought
about . refor nation, and when be had
grown up to manhood, be thanked his
teacher tor it and attributed his morality
to that severe Aogging. Now let US Soc
how that comports With the teaching OF
the Bible. Solomon says, withhold
not correction from the child for if thou
6estest him With the rod be shall not die.
Thou shalt beat him with the rod. aud
shalt deliver his soul from hell" Again
''Ile that spareth his rod hateth bis sou,
but he that loveth him, chasteueth him
betime." Will N" tell US bow much
love the spdring Of The rod is an ev d,nce
Of? l quote again 'But have my
doubts whether he meant by that jus.
what many suppose Well. 1 suppose
he meant a rod. NJ t." ig +; for it is nothing
less than corporal punishment inflicted
with the rod, listen : IF thou Leatest HIM
w,h the rod, yes indeed it does mean
"Needful discipline" and the result Of the
rod brings abou: that discipline.
IN saws. children are not ours to
do with just az we please, &C. II
parents are compelled to use the rod in
order to correct 4 half dozen children in
the family, how much more ueedful is the
rod in school, where twenty or thirt,
families Of children meet. forty or Eft,
boys and girls, some of the worst kind
who have to be whipped ut home ever,
day for bad conduct, tell me, if ,
parents love and sdmonitious will no
sutjug,te their stubborn hearts, how shall
a teacher rule with love alone?
There is but one conclusion to whicl
l eau arrive. IL IN" is correct, Solo
mon vas not a. wise as the Almight,
designed bin to be, and If Solomon wa
what God said "rhe wisest msn." than !
is plain who is wrong
T. A. D.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-30
Herald and Tribune,
THURSDAY, MARCH so, 1876.
DEATH OF JUDGE CULLEN
WATERS.

WATERS.
It becomes our painful duty to chroni.
'ds the death Of Hon. E. E. G~illsnwatsrs,
which took place at EliIAbethton on Mon
day, March the 9th, 1876.
He was born in Hawkins county, Ten.
nessee. in 1926. While quitsa youth
bis father moved TO Illinois. About the
year 1910 both Of his parents died, and
he with his brothers and sisters, some
older and some younger than himself,
returned to Tennessee. The date Of hi.|
return to Tennessee marks the beginning
Of his life struggles. He entered the
s.binst shop Of Mr. HufmMter. of
Rogsrsville. TO learn the trade. but being
studious and Q great lover Of books, bel
soon abandoned the cabinet shop, and set
out to educate himself. How we'll bel
succeeded, his history tells. In early life
he protested religion at Bunker Hill
Camp Ground in Hawkins County, and
Joined the M. E. Church. At the age of
twenty years he entered the ministry as|
an itinsraht and laborsd earnestly and
regularly in the cause Of..his Master for|
~ years, after which he located, but ,till|
continued his labors as q local preacher.
In 1884, he was united 10 marriage with
Mrs. Sarah w. Bricc. daughter Of Elijah
Gillenwaters, who survives him. Before
the late war, be studied Law. and in 1868
Was elected Judge Of the Circuit Court
for the frst Judicial district of Tennessee.
According To = change made In the C,n1
stitution Of the State, 1t became neces-
sary to again elect the Judiciary Of the
State in 1870, at which time he was again
elected by the people, and continued to
serve as Judge up to the time Of bis
death. The last term Of the Circuit
Court At Elizsbethton was = very Ia.
borious one. He held day and night
sessions In order to clear up the docket
In the time allowed him at that place.
But on Saturday night after bis heavy
weeks work. be was taken sick. though his
friends did not copsider him dangerously
Ill until two days before his death, He
received medical attention IRON DR.. Jas.
Cameron up to Monday morning last
when DR.. Wheeler was calico in for con,
sultation. But medical aid aud kind At
tsutiou from friends failed, and Judge
0illeuwaters is no more.
A citizen writing rs from Elirabethten
In regard to his death says: Judge Gil
lsnwaters died yesterday evening at the
Cameron Hotel At z o'clock. surrounded
BY a large circle Of weeping friends. Hi
Death was the most peaceful and tran
quail l ever witnessed. Az soon as hi
death was announced. profound sorrow
and grief were depicted upon the face OIL
every one. On Tuesday morning, in hon
Or Of tho distinguished dead, the business
houses we're closed. aud tho different
Church bells tolled. The citizens Con
grsgated to take the last look Of one
whom they loved, respected aud 50 highly
esteemed as q worthy and Christian gen
tlsman," On yesterday the remains were
conveyed on the train to Rogersville, snt
will be inferred at bis residence to day.
Judge G~illeuwaters was kind hearted
but 6rm and unhinching. He always die
his duty and vas ever ready TO devote hi
means to those who we're in distress.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-30
Tale of Woe.

/ clasped her tiny hand IN mine !
clasped her beauteous form; i vowed
to shield her from the wind. and from
the worlds cold storm. She set her
beauteous eyes on me; the tears did
wildly How ; and with her little lips she
said, "Oonfouna you, let me go"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-30
xOMETHING c

At Keen's Gallery the Photograph Of
the model school house Of the county.
Go and buy n They are nice aud
cheap.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-30
Brieker's District, March 2Sth, 1876

Mr.. Editor Il notice an article in tho
last issue Of the Elizabethton Republican
in which complaint is made Of the man
sgement Of the Pension Office At Knox
vile as to the delay Of checks due to the
Pensioners from that Agency. | have
only to say that the charge made is GER
tainly unjust and no doubt comes from \
source where little knowledge is possessed
by the author Of the immense amount Of
business before the Office. There i,
about 5000 Pensioners borne upon
the rolls Of that Agency all Of which
are paid quarterly. 1t should BE-
remembered by the writer Of the article
that there is something more to be done
than to simply, issue, and mail checks,
records have to be made. and copies 70.
tanned. Again every person who have
any knowledge Of Government business
knows that every letter has to be to the
place, and requires the strictest scrutiny
by the Office 10 order to keep the bushes
10 proper shape, vouchers are taken W
from day to day according to turn until
al are paid, while . great many apply II
person who have the preference, every
thing considered, it is the most puuctua
Office in the United States aud stands If
that light before The Department q
Washington. | am satisfied that if thu
author Of the article, referred to had beef
cogniEant Of the amount of labor de
volving upon this office be would no
have thought of writing such al article.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-30

We can't afford 10 pay taxes for pub
lie schools. We mast pay oar debts.
Politician.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-30
BY Ii. PRESN ELL.
COMMON SCHOOLS.

LOOKING out for a place to light
the Office seekers.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-30
THE CHIEF JUSTICE.

HE ShiEf JIoiiShs
James w. Deaderick, the Chief jus
tice elect Of the Supreme Court Of Ten
pessee, was born in J~onesboro' Washing
ton County, Nov. rs, 1912. he was ed
ucated at the East Tennessee University
and at Center College. Dahville, Ky. A
the age Of twenty he married Miss Nc
Dowell, daughter Of DR.. Ephraim Nc
Dowell. q distinguished Kentucky sur
geon, and granddaughter Of Gov. Isaa'
Shelby, Kcutucky's frs. Governor.
At the age Of 80 he commenced tn
study Of the Law in the Office Of Juds
Lu,ky, the FIRST Circuit Judge aud Chan
eellor Of tho Jonesboro' District. Ii
remained at Jonesboro' until just afte
the war, when he removed to Knoxvill
il April. 1867. He was elected to tb
State Senate Of 1872; was Bell an
Everett ~elector in 1860, and was electe
10 the Supreme Judgeship in 1870. Chic
Deaderick had six sons in the Confeder
ate army.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-30
The Senatorial Race.

Mr.. Editor On the first Thursday
Of November next, there will transpire
one Of the most important elections ever
held in Tennessee. A Governor and
Legislature are 70 DO chosen hat will
guide and control the destinies Of the
State for the next two years.
Through Democratic Encouragement
We are involved in serious financial ON.
b~arrasments in difficulties so extreme and
complicated that even some Of our ablost
and wisest minds can see no way Of tiding
over the trouble except BY reputation.
There are many other questions beside
finance that will require legislation. and
such legislation us the greatest caution,
prudence and wisdom can vouch safe to
our suffering and embarrassed people.
Two United States Senators are to be
elected, and this consideration calls for
the best talent Of the country 10 sonsti-
tuts our Legislative councils.
Your correspondent has carefully
studied the ability and qualifications Of
the several Republican aspirants for the
Senate, and after weighing their respec-
tive claims With the utmost impartiality
has reached the opinion that 4. N.
Griffith, Esq, possesses superior claims
and merits to all others aud he therefore
most confidently recommends him to the
favorable confederation of tho nominating
convention.
Dir. Griffith is a gentleman of the FIRST
order Of talent, integrity and unimpeacb.
able Republication. He has always
| bored steadfastly aud ~zealously for the
advancement and success of the party, and
has never, in the way of Office. sought re
ward. Possessing q keen. penetrating
mind, fully alive to the interests of the
country and a lawyer Of culture, he pos
sess in an eminent degree, all the requis.
ties of on able and efficient Legislator.
Fully satisfied that he will reflect lustre
and credit upon the district, we ask and
hope he will be hOnored BY the Convsn-
ton with the nomination.
VOTER.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-30
Hon. A. o. p. Nichalsop, late Chic
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Ten
nsssss, died at Columbia last Thursday
CHIEF JUSTICE OF TENNEssRI

Hon. James W. Deadsrick has been
elected Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of Tennessee. The Nashville
american says:
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-30

.BuHalo, Carter Ce., Tenn, Msrei 2s ~.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29
Gnrrcjpnnbcns.
Swan Safe, Gurner Co., Geb. 8. 1876.
@eebiter 6err &ebactsur!

Swan Gate, Gurnsr Co., Seb. 8. 1876.
@eeb,ter 9err &ebaeteur!
IS uirb sic fiber freuem, wenn Sic elm:
mol Nadridten aus ~unierer @sseno erbals
ten. Man iast oft: vob broben in Oafota
baben iie feline &ir9sn unb feine S9uIen."
DEM lit aber ni9t 10. 8ir baben cine
tatbollide Stride sebaut, bic 20 bel 80
SUB sroB lit unb, mas bas Bette, aud be-
sablt 1T. SIS iino bier ~unierer bios 6 fa'
tbolii9e Sumilien, bic ii9 ueiit err,
Dor swsi Sabren nieberlieBen. gu lene,
.3eit mar bier nidts ais cine i9One weuen:
fOrmise Yrairie. Ssute baben mir bertits
cine Stabt bierberum: 2 i9One &aufapen,
EN- Mae aain fir ben Serfauf pom ader'
bauseratben, cine 2anpOffice, Elm POitami
uno bereits trifft man anltaIten sum Vau
pieler neuer @ebdube. Die 9e9eno III
iebr fru9tbur unO seiunO. Der Grtrae
u~nieres Sanbes lit ME iOIst: @eiSen lO
bis 25 Sui9eI; 9erite, 9afer unb @eIi3:
torn 40 bis 90 Sui3el per ader, ules Don
Der beiten Sorte. &esierunsslano lit nod
in Wfense gu babeu unO bic Yantess laiieu
aud bereits ibr perbeiiertss 2anb ab.
Sis batO lit uniere W,iiion BON GIANT:
ton aus perieben wOrben, bod ba bic Sc:
meinoe raid beranwd9it, boiien mir bali
sinsn eisenen Yrislter gu erbuIten. gsi
Der &irde iinO 40 older sutes 9anb, senue
um Piarrbaus, Sdweiternbaus n. S9uIs
baraui gu bausn. Der @intsr ut bier MIDI
10 falt als III 0isconiin. 2estsn 0intsr
baben pieIe Sauern bierberum sepflist,
iosar seiat. SIM Sanuar baben mir uniers
Stride sebaut. Die meiiten 6armer iinS
8iscOniiner aniieOIer. 9lae, bic wini@eu
mad benz Welten gu Sieben, wiirben pObItbuu
bierber gu fOmmen. gtatirIi3 iinb uns
&atboliten AM Iisb iten. Wiit wenis Wiit.
tel Tam man ii9 bier cine i3One Seimatt
sriinOen. 8enn Semanb briefid nabere gr:
tunbisuns wiini9t, mDse CT ii3 an @ti3aeI
&insele, Oman Gate, turner &c., 9afoto
Sp., wen6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29

Elm Sod Sdisn ODER suei Bferbe (mas
sleidset euteno) am llntersrunbpHuse bic
9lufsube polbrlnsen.
Sn ifeinisem ober iebr sdbem, Iebmisen
Soben miiien freiIi9 bic Qite unb bic
SdaufeI an bic Stele Der gflise treten,
benn es wiirSe nidt m6sli3 iein, ioI9en
goben NIT Dem gfluse auf;ulodern. Oo9
CLAUDE i'd, baB bas io%senannte &isoIen, BEL
benz man ben Soben umtebrt, 3. 3. ben
oberen mad unten, uno ben unteren mad
Oben brinst, ni6t ben ~serinsiten praftiidsn
gtuten bat. 8enn mir uniere wil,en
&eben beOba9ten, 10 werben mir bemerfen,
baB ale ibre 8urseln an Der Sbsrhd9e
bes Sobens binlmIfen. Gs lit unnatirli9,
su sIaubsn, baB bic &ebe, bic fi3 uur alien
anberen @ewd9ien in ben Strablen
Der Sonne Su bebasen i9eint, nit ben
8ur;eln tief unten i'm faltsn 8oben fteden
ioate, NO ,peoer 9uft nod Some 3utritt bat.
Oarum Iodsrs man ben gobsn tisf unb
slsi9mdBis, es lit bas bette MitteI sesen
Su GROCER Sirre unb Ndie unb miro iid
rei3li9 Iobnen; aber man laiie i'm in ieiner
natirli6en Gage unb uerfsbre nidt bic
Srbnuns Der gtatur bur6 gu tiefes Yhan,
sen. Spate Der 8oben gu mayer ieta, 10
fam man i'm NIT Miit, &o9enmebl, @ide.
~beionoerS aber nit 9auberbe biinsen. Oo9
wiro bieies ielten nOtibs iein, ba TAFT ieSer
Soben pom gtatur reid senus lit nno es
ni9t ratbli9 eri9eint, ben Srieb Der &ebe
gu iebr gu itimuliren, wobur9 bic SuaIitdt
wie benz 9lromo Der 6ru9t Gintras ses
i6iebt.
Naile SteIsn tounen bur9 @rdbern, in
bic man loie Stsrue obsr 3iesel Iest uno
bann NIT grpe auiiIQt brainirt werben.
Sas @aiisr uon Der Sberfd9e fam man
bur9 Sur9er pber fleine @rabern, Die
man in jeber iedten OOer a9ten &sibs pa
ruIel NIT benz 9iseI ma9t, unb bic in eis
mem Sauptsraben ausmdnoen, ableitsn.
SteiIe 9iseI fam man terraifirsn; Sa biss
les aber iebr fOitipieIis 1T, 10 ioats man ss
10 uiel oils mOs!i9 uermeiben, an iol9en
Steaen 8einberse ansulesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29

Die uon Ssmator Oonnelly in Der Min.
neiota 2esislatur einsebra9te Bin bic @ra:
oiruns bss @eisers elmer Stautsbsb0rbs
gu iberseben, bat u. q. iolsenbe Seitim.
munSen:
l.. Ginri9tuns zines Staatsaferbau .
Bureaus, on beiien Spite elm GOmmiidr
itebt, peI4er Gin 6armer iein uno $4,000
@ebaIt beSieben iou.
2. Der Gommiilar iou Die @rabiortis
run9 bes WeiSenS beItimmen bur1 Seltleb>
ung bes @ewl9teS unb BET Wiertmale jeoer
Sorte, uon 0enen er in leinem AmtsSims
met YrOben baIten iou.
3. Gr ioa in lebem gountp, wsl9es iibsr
$1,000 BuibeI 8eisen siebt, einen Inter
commiHar e%rnennen, Der BON om County
gu be;ablen 1T unp bic @raoiruns ibsrs
MAIDEN fol-.
A.. Masa3inbeliser unb Weisenuuftdufer
unb 2aserer, weI4e ii4 weiJern, @eiSen
pom benz @rabe, gu benz er seb0rt, 3u
empfansen, iolen nit Celebrate pon ni9t
iber $500 uno @efdnsniB pom nidt
iiber sinem sSabr bsIest werben.
s.. Die llntereommiidre iolen ben
Staatscommihdr pon ieoer llsbertretuns
bes 9eieses in &enntmiB iesen.
6. Der Staatscommi1dr iou susleid
Staats. @epi9ts unb sSnipeftor iein,
bic 6oriteultur iberwa9tn unb jdbrli9 be-
ridten.
SIM Sntereie Der Turmer, mare 3u min.
i9en, baB elm ioIdss @eiss nidt burd:
sinse. IS iadbist ibre Sntereien i'm bod
item grabe, ma9t ie BON Der Wiutir,
uislei9t eorrupter Wdnner, abbdnsis, be-
na9tbeiIist iie auf benz Warfte, bemmt
ben freisn SunSeI unb brinst tauienbsrIei
llsbslitdnbs beruor. Gs lift INNER psrOsrb:
lid, usnn Der Staat ii9 burd &eslemen:
tation in SanbeI unb 0anbel miI6t.
Cine bebeutenbe GnSabl beruorra:
senber Sirser bss MinneiOta GbaIes asi:
tiren fir ben Yau elmer gabu on Der Norbs
ieite bes Minneiota:5 luies Don Garuer
mad ct. Yeter, bic an Der Minneapolis
d ct. Saul gabn in Garner un6 in ct.
peter an bic @incna 81 ct. Setter Yabn
@nidlub baben fol-.
Der 9 d NJ einefIeii9banbeli in
Sc Sueur nlmmt beoeuten6e Simeniionen
oil. Bis CUR persansensn ISOLDE warsn
bort 3s4 $50 BIB. S6weineheii9 usrianot
worben.
Sn Sbafopee lit cine 6~suerwsbr orr
s%aniiirt wo,beu.
Der Ysrlu It bsim granbe Der @lenn
Waiblsn in @inona bslduft ii9 auf $685.:
600. Der BETTER Der Miblen, Ssrr
8rown, bat llnslilt. Sein Wobnbaus
brannte einmaI niebsr unb Der Wiblsn:
oamm wurbe spsimaI BON 9O9waii rbar@:
bro6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29

S9aIfonbs mad Der 3abI Der enrolirten
S9iler Der 6fentIidsn S1ulsn; bic nsus
OsIinipeetiOnsbiu; Blu sur 8swiaisuns eis
nsr anIeibe pom $4,000, bic bur9 Olmitebt
SO. sumanfauf zines @runo ltides fir sinen
ausfteuunsspIus gu MAIDEN 1T. Senutor
Oonneup rei9te einen @eiesantras Gin,
betrefisno Die BeiSensrauiruns burd ben
Staat; Wc Oonalo min jeos Hslisionss
iibun9 aus Der S9uIe perbannt BADEN /;
Wbeslod MIL, baB ieSsr llntsrridt in frems
Der Spra6e aus bsn SduIen ausssi6loicn
weroe. Senator Casper rei6ts cine gil
Elm fur @rtraselObewiQisuns fir bic Nors
malldulen: $4,000 fir Winona, $40, 900
fur Wlnfa o unb $4,000 fir ct. gloub.
Senator Smitb leete cine Bin por, bic
GOmpasniem Der ct. Saul unb Siour @itp
eilsnbabn gum Sau pon g~iienbabnsn mad
Der 8renSe gu ermddtisen, pom Soutb
Seno uber gfew llm nod Der 0sitsrenSe
oeS Staates, ferner BON Slue Gartb, @a.
tonwdn Gountp, mad Der SIbsrsnIe bes
Staates unb BON Nobles gountp nod Der
Weitsren;e bes Staate.
Semator 9ienuu reidte cine Bin elm, bas
@ebduoe Der Normaliduls in Wanfato in
elm Spital fir Srunfenbolbe umsumanbeln.
SauS. Oas ENHANCEMENT our Con.
itituticn. SaB Die 9esisIutur nur als smei
Sabre iiten iOu, wurSe ansenommen. gss
nebmi5 IT wurte Der @eiammtbei9 IuB bssis:
LID Der aniicoler aui benz eanbe bsr9aitin3s:
uno Oafota Giienbabn, ferner cine SiQ fir
Deduction Der @ebibrsn Der Gountp Se:
amtsn in 9enepin GOunty unb Elm 9lmsn:
bement gum ausemeinen 0erii9erunssses
ies, Si6erbeitsreierue %perIunsenb.
Samss Don Slue Garth lests ben ge:
ri6t Iber Die in ben usri9ieoenen Counties
lettes Sabr usrtilsten 9euidreden unb bic
Safir be;abIten 9eIber Dor: 9isr bas Gr:
sebniB:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29

mortgages semadten Sori1ihe; grmd9s
ti9uns Der Stabt &aeine gum Nntauf weis
tsren 9runb unb Yoosns fir S1ulSwede;
betreffenb bic I%oluitruns Der @sridtstos
item; betreffenb bic Ver6iientIi1uns Der
vtamen Der Steuerriid Itdnbisen ; SIMS @es
ridtsausrufer: Siu; @elbbemiuiaunaen, II.
omar: $40, 600 fir bas Saubltummenins
ltitut, Sls 900 fir bas 8Iinbeninititut,
$2l 900 fit Die SSnOuitrieidule, S27, 900
fur oas StaatssefdnsniB unb 81, 900 fir
bas SoIoatenweiieabaus Der Snouitries
idule wuroen Sl5 900 bepilist; betrefs
teno Incorporation bes Wilmautee Muiif:
uerein'S uno bos Ge1t Der Giienbabnen
gum Sau pom Swei9babnen nad benz allses
meinen Carbohydrates.
Solsenbsn Bills beS Senates iiimmte
bas Saus bel: betreiienb QanbitraBen unb
Sriiden betrefienb Den S1ut bes WaIbs
lanoes; @rmd3tisuns Der Cafe auenue
60. CUR llebertrasuns ibrer Yriutlesien !;
ben &innitinnid 6IuB als idiffbar gu err
tlaren. Bewiai9un9 BON SIC, 900 fir Grs
ri4tpns elmer Staats 6ii9brutanitaIt; grs
ridtung pom @emeinoen CUR llnteritiitunS
Don @ilenbabnbautsn. Oie &e iolution be-
t~refieno bic ginissuns zines gomites, wels
Dies Die Inflase sesen Gim S'Srien me-
gen Seriuds Der Seite9uns zines S9reis
bers gu unteriuden bat, wuroe ansenoms
men. gls Gomits bes @ansen reousirte
Sas 9aus bic Seuilisuns fit bic Gentens
NAL A~usfeuuns auf $40, OOO.
Senat. Nadftebenbe @eiesantrdse
wuroe ansenommen: 9teouftion Der Steuer
pon Der S9iiibritde iber ben Wtiifiiippi;
betreffeno Die Serpili9tuns Der County,
Sown:, Staot: II. YiaasecIerfs our Samm:
lung aIer Die NormaIi6ulsn bstrefisnben
@elste. Die Sance'ide G~iienbabnbiQ
Unit 20 sesen 7 Stimmen) iammt ben
a~menoementen bes 0auieS. Soleenben
9ausbius wurbe Suseitimmt: G,md9ti.
suns Der Observation-Disclosures, Srueiss
babnen obne beionOere Organization 9emdb
ben Observation-Disclosures gu bauen /;
Grma6tisunS Der S9ulfommiiiare Der
Counties Gacine unb Wooo, bieien Gouns
ties einen Sbeil Der ibnen anpertrauten
Gruit:) 6onos gu bergen; betreffeuo bic
Geseluns Der bon ben neutrality-suspicious.
ten einbeSablten 9iSenSsebibren.
IS sinsen sabIrei9e Broteite ein seseu
bic Belteueruns oes 6irdenuermSsenS unb
9eSen oaS @eiet betreiieno bic Selteueruus
Der Observation-Disclosures. Die &sio:
luton, wobur9 Die giienbabneommihdrs
aufseforbert werben, ibr @uta9ten abSu.
seben, Oh Der Garif oes rY~otterseieses"
elm biaiser iei, wuroe ansenommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29
Sowa.
GeaisI I T.

Die Serbanblunsen u%nierer Staatsles
sisIutur brebten ii& bauptia3Ii9 nm bas
@iienbabnintereiie. 0as GOmite bsiber
9duier CAB ~benjenisen, wel3e ii3 UNI bic
geibebaltuus ODER ben 8iperuf bes giiens
babnseietes intereiiiren am Is. @slessns
belt ibre @riirOe bafiir auseinunOer gu les
gen. gs wurSen pisle &sben fir un6 &C..
gen ben @iOerruf sebalten, bic grade nidts
Defenders Neues botsn. Sn beibtn 6du:
fern wuroe Der antras anssnOmmsn $780,
900 barauf 81 uerwenOen, baB Soma Mir
big BEL Der ausiteuums in PbilubeIpbia per-
ireten isi. Ous Suus nubm ben 9lntras
an, $4,000 fir SrutanituIten fir Slide
gu bewiaisen. @s erfOlste cine gsrtasums
beiter Sauier Bis Mittwo6 %. 3. @.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29

SIN 9anjen wurben allo Sc, 1886 Suibel
9eui4reden setOotet unb SIS, sos 81 baur
be3abIt, bas anoere itebt nod aus. Dos
@omite empfiebIt ge3abIuns Der 9dlfte
obissr Snmme burd ben Staut, mas benn
aud ni3t wobI absei4Iasen weroen Tam,
Germ SiebenaIer wurben feline Y,oseBs
fOiten nit 1897 uersitet, wdbrenb Bader
$40. "a forberte.