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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-25

glus Ebeinpreu6en wirb unter Dem "a.
SUM- gei9risbsn: Seit "a Stunben glei1t
bic etpa 8 Meilen LANCE Strste BON Nadens
beim e Stunben oberbaIb WainO bis
Worms einem Symmetrical. W6brenb Die
Sdmme BEL @orms idon Dor einisen Sasen
braden unb bas Gulturlanb pon benz H6eine
perbeert purbe, bariten por3eitsrn am Ios
aenannten vOur9iti6" (oberbalb Sppens
beim) uno geitern friib in ben @emartun.
gen pom Sid uno @impbeim (unterbaIb
@orms) bic nod BON Ser lesten 6o9hutb
aufgeloferten Sdmme, bas sanSe weite, in
prd6tiser Sru9tfile itsbenSe @eIdnbe,
Die Gemartunsen Der iieben Srte Sid
@~imbsbeim, @untersblum, ~9uopigsb6be,
Oiensbeiul, Sppenbeim uno Nieritein, in ets
nsr wabreu Sturmlutb falt 2 Meter inter
Waler iesenb. gus benz bebeutenS niebs
riser ais Ser sesenpdrtise &beinipiesel
liegenben @ferlauo itarren nur nod Die
&ronen Der Sbitbaume, alss llebrise lit
begrabsn III @alier uno S9lamm. Die
Slatb brad 10 raid bereiu, baB ii5 bic aai
ben Iefern arbeitenoen 9eute nur nit
Wtibe rstten f~onnten, ~gferseratbe, @asen
unb Eferbe SuridlaienS. Son Issteren
iinb cine sroBe 3abl umsstommen bic @es
ritbe unb @asen i3wimmen in Dem unsss
beursn See. Der bieie SelSmarten Ser
9dnse na9 tbeilenbe Damn Ser beiiii6en
9uowissbabn (Wains.@ orns) belt bis
iest bic 6lutb, bic, na1bsm itromabwdrts
Dor Sppsnbeim elm Damn gum gblaiIen
purdits9en wuroe. ii9 auf einsn Metsr
SSbe nit benz &bsinitanbe sIei9ssiteute,
pom ben binteren 2aseu Der 6eIbmarteu al,
Seist iid aber aud 10 seIodert, baB bic
@iisnbabn;iise bic Strsde Oisnsbeim nur
nit @%nwenbuns d~leriter Gorii@t befabrsn
fonnen. llnterbalb Mtains iino wieber
cine eben 10 sroBe Insabl Srte bebrobt,
bod baben bort bic Odmme bis iest nod
sebaltsn. Senieits baseseu, auf Dem re9s
ten llfsr, iinb Die Srte oberbaIb Der Mains
miinouns abermals bart beim9eiu6t. Die
na9 Der Wtdrsflutb tbeiIs pur9 Offentli9e
Weilotbdtisteit erm0sli3te sweite giniaat lit
bort abermals usrni9tet. gitbeim, Srebur,
@roBserau II. /. 10. iinp bart bstrofIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-25
IbeinIanb II. &eiffaIen.
9rei Monate @sfanonis fit einen 9,

0rsi Monats 9sfdnsniB fir sinen Sur !
-gteuli3 wurbe uor benz Srierer !Sudtpo.
liSeiseri3t sesen Serrn Sor, Yaitor gu
grofideib, ~uerbanbelt. 90 berielbe, Of.
sleid se60ris uorselaben. ni9t eri9isn, 10
bat bas @eri9t auf ben 9lntra9 bes Oiientz
Ii9en Mtiniiteriums bas gontumatialuer,
fabren bei9loien. gr mar bei9uloiat,
BEN Siirlten Sisnarf uno BEN gultusminis
tier Or. Salt sr6bIi9 beleiSist gu baben.
0us qu. 6actum beitebt nimli9 in 6olsens
Benz: Ginem gusflug, wel9en Der 9ebrer
nit ieiten S9ilern mad Der GItenburg
u~nternOmmen, bate ii9 aud ser Baitor
nit ieinsn 9unoen ansei9loiisn. @dbs
renb Der 9ebrer ii9 einen 9lusenblif uon
BEN S9ilern e%ntfernt bate, benutte Serr
Sor Oieie @elesenbeit, I'M it9 einen Sur
gu MAIDEN. ST lieB ii9 pom einem Der
&naben Elm Stiif BON ieinem 8utterbroo
seben, rief ben s unb berbeiuno rei9te ibm
bas RUTHERFORD bin. Oils Der 6uno oass
ielbe nebmen woate, iaste Der Serr Baitor:
SIS lit aber pon gismard!" worauf Der
Sunb ii9 nit seienttsm S9psif ideu sus
ridSos. SaheIbe 9ei6ab gum ~;rpeiten
DIAL, ais Der Serr Yaitor faste: SIS lit
uon Salt!" limb ais er bieraut benz SunSe
bas RUTHERFORD gum britten Mtal barrsi9te
unb babel iaste: SIS 1T POM Bapit!"
wsbeIte bas Sbier frObIi6 nit benz S9ueife
unb nabm bas Brob. Sb bieier vSunoss
semsinbeit" beantraste Der gsrtreter bes
Dfientliheu Miutiteriums auf Sjrrnb ber
S. 10. 1875 unb 200 bes Strafseiesbudes
6 Monate @efdn9uiB uno Qualification bes
llrtbeils. Oas @eridt ertldrt BEN Baitor
bes linn sur Gait seIesten gerssbsns bin.
rsidenb iiberiibrt uno usrurtbeilts i'm su
8 Monaten @~eidnsniB nebit ben Soften.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-25

iebr nieberseidlasen. Der Tert6ei6iser
aouofat Sourt, iouobl ais Der Nntldger,
Staatsprofurator6amm bielten tire &eben,
fransoii3, in wel9er Spra9e bic Oebat:
ten nit %einisen ~ausnabmen gefibrt wurs
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-25

s" 0as meinit bu, Srsanb, wsrben
bte &an3ler bic orientaIiide Srase pobl
l0ien2-S4 CLAUDE es mi9t; bic Serrn
i9lafen Su lanse; bic Trase bes
Morsens wirs bel linen INNER cine Grase
bes abenbs. Oes stbsnbs absr 1T IS bsi
bieien 9errn buntsl. I'm absr cine Srass
81 lOisn, muB ss bea isiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-25
@etl(al6e
y tt
2r. Yeter S6winS,

(aus sursmsurs)
setLf i6limmt 5iuse, Dunstn aasr Grt, tlsntt errS
t!iEisnl6IHs -'vurli1te. puHee Brute bet 3rdusu, fSrsrt
Snltuneuns, ,IHere Sns6snl6desH une ~frephulsfe Rrant.
seitsn, ME serfrsrue Vlitesr, S6rtlanssa an irssas tiner
Sbtils bee 8prrers, 3aturet, nne f6lininsn Sais aud Il
% sa uui5dsbarss SeiIrnita FUR nit Gnt;aaeuna Ter 6ine
streiet ~estaftste eDp9uerirreu, iUr f9ltmms aastn, fhr
Slusfiatn tti iriiStn gSuassn u. ale artfn iaRsrsr @unherS
ersis BUR srsss 9srtn si.OO. Rittlsrt so gs.
9Isine IS Gents,
An hahtu BEL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02

tine taoroushly chilled. are we'll rubbed rith
bioct and tsctis into ibs Toe hou.s. 4 hast,
quickly eaten, aud then each nan y at hts sta
ton. the sails are set, and we skim the sea.
cent feii"s "Sreacs i0 x little distances
firm us On on, lee. In the exuber lnee Of his
csr ms t fa 10y /" snes, & 81
swiftly no from the waves, bathing for an m
slant IN the bright warm sunlight. then falling
losses ' up cloud of fos% and spray ali ABOUT 1a
him. Again and again he flashes thus upon our
view. We dmire him, but mark him for our
own. The smack tacks TO head him Of, and In
few minutes he Is beneath the skipper's dead
hin. shout Of eHultation from our deck, and
the nsb, mad with sudden fright and pain,
spg eds through the water TO wind ward, tearing
soon run, bic force Is spent, and asanRninary
Hood follows the thrus's " the murderous
lance as It Is PLUNGED into his ellis, while he
hangs exhausted aud helpless at the side OF our
vessel. Another ana another are speedily cap
tured In IKE manner, the details In each case
varying little IRON tn ose already rec.ted. Then,
for time, there Is lull IA our exciting
STRANGE SIGHTS.
We eeem to have got too far away out
to sea beyond the hsb, and must tack
a huge oowfsh, which we do not want and an
enormous stupid sunhsh. looking almost as big
US stable sinks slowly down under our bows
with such calm Indifference TO our presence O
though he knows that he IL not OF the slightest
use to anybody and so will live unbarmed Of
man. Sharks. too, ftightfully big fellows, Of
several varieties, gainbol about us, and have o
powerfully deterrent eject upon those OF us
who have been talking OF "bow enjoyable IL
would be to go over the side n few minutes for
a bath" Al Tenth we hpd the swordhsh again
and take three more Of them, each afording
such vigorous employment aud exciting sport
AZ has already been described. Another yes
sells crew near US have been lucky enough to
see two swordhsh almost at the same time. One
they have fastened 10" and let hun 20, with
long line aud u floating barrel attached, while
they attack the other. BY and by when they
have got the second nsh on board, they will pur-
sue that barrel now scuddiDg rapidly away 10
windward, and take n with its living attach
meDt into closer keeping. The Skipper OF an
other slOop not Tar of-a parsim onluus old TEL
low who only goes out with the insufficient
force OF one thin, over-worked man US "A crew
Is seen to make a I, rociuus throw OF his spear
at swordnsh, missing his mark and almost
tumbling hesdlong from his pulpit" The
small crew could not man1uvre the smack
quickly enough to follow the nimble nsh and
give a good cnance to spear MIN.
As the day wanes the wind rises and the sea
becomes rough. Fishing Is ~ AN emo. and our
skipper decides that his ten hsh. which will az
gregate somewhere near 300 pounds, are
enough to return TO New London with, so we
crowd ON all the sail mast Will stand, dress
our DAYS catch, take Ia our boat, aud bear away
for home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02
The Gushing style In Alabama.

Persons who desire not only to be appre-
ciited, but to have their virtues proclaimed,
will get into the right Latitude II they visit Scots
ooro, Ala. The following are about average
specimens taken from the " Personal" column
published in the Herald Of that village
With the June roses came to US human overs
that are fairer and sweeter. Tuesday morning
more than one face grew brighter and m ny
hearts beat more jOyfully, on caring Of the ar
Tlvsi ., Mrs Ella W; DaTs and ii.lie lighter,
fourth that Mrs. Dagg and Miss Id al have paid
Scottsboro. they spending their vacations with
the family VI Mr.. j. M. N. Drake, brother OF Mrs.
Dagg. with each soJOurn our friends have been
let 20 with more positive pain. and at each
home-com ne greeted more heartily, until now
we hear II said, that they are not going to be
allowed to return To the school room for at least
a year. IL would be impossible for lady Of
Mrs. Daggs mind aud character not tn win hosts
OF Mathematician aud cultured, but withaI
SO pure and womanly and attractive SHE
dwells mid the world dark WAYS, pure as in
her childhood hours" But we may be called
enthusiastic on The subject Of our lovely friend,
and perhaps we are. for we think she II, with all
her Christian virtues ana accom- plishments. that
rdrest OF thinRs-a perfect woman. Miss Idah.
"A pretty, bright aud interes ing girl OF dozen
summers, with sweet and ladyliks ways, mum
bers her friends among the grave aud gay, Old
Miss Ella whltworth Is at home for n short
visit OF i've weeks, as tue majority Of her pupils
are farmers children, who were needed lust
now In the field To "chop cotton" aud wished
vacation until after crops are laid by. Miss
Ella commands the respect and admiration OF
all VINO know her. She Il not a lily" alden,
neither toiling nor spinning, but she Is II labOrer
In a vast nelo, where there Is much hard work
to be done. Miss Elias lite bellies that CORE
spundent Of the New York Times who sueeringly
speaks of the fine girls OF North Alabama as
tdlers with arstocratlc notions. She does not
toll from necessity, but because she dislikes TO
be doing nothing and making nothing. Miss
Ella reminds US Of the description Of the com,
ing woman In Louis AIcptt'S ld-Fashioned
GIRL" she " bigger, brighter, better than the
frail, fast girl Of the period
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02

CARBoNDALE, Pa, June 27.-rhe mine in
spector for the eastern district u the Wyoming coal
heds reports the following violent deaths Of miners tor
the month OF May IN that district; John Williams,
kil ed by blast In No. Diamond slope John Pasell
and Frank Pan killed by nre damp explosion In Oxford
air shaft John Snyder crushed to death by fail OF top
coal in Central shaft Michael Clark buried by culm
a. No. DIAMOND breaker John Andrews and William
BOdycOmOe KILLED BY fan OF roof Ia No. SLOPE JeI-
Inyni owen Rear torn to pieces ny nre damp explo-
son IN Hampton NINE Martin Murphy. buried be-
meath twenty tons OF falling coal In Ravlne shaft Ed
Edwards, burned 70 death ny earburetted hy1rogeu
gas sugar Loaf slopes James II. Gallagher KILLED IN
bummll hil breaker No. d John Carr. run oyer by
train OF nine cars In Irescow slope Neal McCole,
buried by fall Of coal III COlerans slope No 4. Be
sides these twelve men ana boys crippled for llfe
nye maze bind anu sir are sun laid up with broker
limbs. The fatality below tne average last month
MOI more than half the mines b ing IN operation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02

To THE EDITOR OF IHR SuN-ST. Many or
the residents Of the east side OF this city WIRE nin
to retain their apartments this spring upon e pr,ia
that the iou slaughter houses IN FRS, utIe should ~
removed. But nothing has been d" ,r Through 49,
the day and he greater part OF the nght "a" tencn 4,
terrible IL Is impossible to open p. or To- sc"p
when It has once pc meaItd the how. Int 20 ulaS
become source OF cOntagiOn StnIn dsnef . VA
have often Ia your columns advor. ts...tAgrs
OF New York "a summer residence Does this ljuN
much Ike ~ L ID bad enough to en'ure the oil Odors
from Hunters Point, which the health authorities ara
pOwerpss to abatei but surely hers flu cNcusi
tyr tAelr nsaleet VI duty ~ this e.ta WR u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02
What May Occur In snn Andren..

H0M Ws MocEE0Is Cub IQdeptndtnf,
We have been informed on very good
authority that tue Mexlcan residents vi San
Andreas and vicinity feel highly licensed at
what they conceive to be humliating insult
70 them Ia the proposed display OF the captured
Mexican nag In the Fourth Of July procession
by tho Mexican War Veterans, and propose to
wreak dire vengeance and make an attempt to
recapture the nag. young Mexican lady, in
reliable, returned from visit to San Anureas
lately. and says that 200 armed Mexicans are
making preparations to ride into this city on the
Fourth, attack the procession, ana recapturs the
nag,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02

william Walsh Of Jerssy City was to start
yesterday m0rning from Library Hall to walk TO Pha-
delphia. wheeling barrow containing one hundred
pounds OF Ice. somebody has bet Wa Nh that he will
n0t reach Inc Csnlsnna With ave pounds VI the Ice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02
Wheeling a barrow TO philaa.lvh,..

the csptors Of Major Andre, started from the public
square IN Peekskil yesterday, to push wheelbarrow
" TUE sI0nhds Of the Centennial kxhiDluon BY the
Fourth OF July, The barrow contains thre Bibles
spectivey no los ana LOT years old and Lumber OF
asealnsnLs IAken EQm The person VI Major Anare.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02

They have succeeded in drawing up the mon
steT fish two miles from the smack, lanclng him,
escaping the fury OF ms death furry, aud are
now towing MIN uD. He Is a giant among his
kind. being over fifteen feet In length, with a
spre ads almost four feet between the points,
aud he weighs over seven hundred pounds. But
bis sword 10 not proporttonately large. Doubt
less IL mas been an enormous one, but he has
broken II and worn II on, by battle III ost proba-
by, until Is now sea- CO three feet long, nd Is
ragged, hacked, anu worn along It's edges His
DIES bear the SO rs OF deadly encounters. ap-
parently made by the swords OF his fellows aud
IN one place Is a scar that seems to have been
made by the tearing out OF All iron.
As there can be no more fishing TO day. we
proceed 10 dress the monsters We have taken.
me mead, nus, and tall are either saWn on or
cut IN oy great, broad chisel. Then each hsh
- carefully scraped al over and disem 10 weled.
me mead or . swOrdnsh Is almost entirely fat,
aud the smallest, II tried out would Yield gal
Ion OF I'll. he heart aud liver are very small
an - a,,,vSt unu7hS sonsls, ehee. Tue aodo-
nih CAVITY Is sm all Tor 50 big creature, and
all behind II Is solid meat, exec pting the back
bone, winch, with the "nape As a sort of mar
row breastbOne is misunderstanding the en-
tire bony structure OF the fish. There are no
ribs. Haliout Is by far inferior TO, and even sal
mon Is not better than, the white, Il Ky, Juicy,
nne- favored steaks cut from the forward por-
ton Of n swordhsn. The alter part Is harder,
diier. and more close grained, but all is good
by the time this WORK Is COMPLETED we heave
to for the night, setting the maiDsail aud tiller
30 that we win scarcely DRIFT IRON the spot
where we IDLY rock until morning comes. The
fsn are left upon the deck to cool. Red and
green lights are liked IN our port and stnrboard
standing rigging. once only IN the nlght are
We disturbed, and that by big, luOoerly, coast
Ing schooner, which lazlly drifts down on US
through the log. Then Tor lew minutes there
10 reciprocal footing OF conch shells, which
make boarse, doIorous, wailinR sound, and all
10 silent again, excepting the slow happing OF
Z he sail, while the coaster moves on ike great
gray phantom, looming larger and more inds-
tnct until her outlines seem TO melt Into the
pale fcg.
OFF AGAIN.
Morning opens with golden sunlight, cloud
less sky, and q brisk breeze, "a real picture
asy," W the hsherueR say. Our nsh, BY this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02

Morning opens with golden sunlisht, cloud
asy," W the hsheru,eR say. Our nsh, BY thu
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-01-13
Sie MISUNDERSTANDING gtaatsbsbGrbe

mat am Monta8 in Der SenatsbaQe in SIP.
Jung. Pra5tbent Cannon belt bic iGbrLi1e
3ebe, rporauf uisIe IanbutrtbidaftIt6e Sc
senfdnbe bsiproben purben. Sc purbe be.
i9Iofsn bic G~eieb8ebuns um bic Anfieaune
elmer paiIenben 9erion gu eriu9en, mel9e bic
Qriaden Der S6ueines Cholera unterIu9en
unb ermitteln ion, pie bteIeLbe uerbltet uni
curirt rperben fam. Na1mitta8s betbeilig=
ten ii9 bic gentenniaEsg ommifare, @ouuer.
t.eur 9apes, Nopes unb Ri9ter &annep, an
ber Convention unb es poIiirte Elm BeiaInB,
ber ben @onsreB eriu6t, bic 9bi~IabeIpbtaer
Mustelun8 bur9 cine mdbtSe @eLbperuiHi.
suag 5u unterftiiBen. Die 8eIebgebune
purbe eriu9t, bas Geleb pom Eesten Wintet
gu rpiberrufen bas Sarmer 3uinst, @ars
nunSssNotiBen 9eSen Sdser gum S@ube ibres
2anoes auf3ubeften. Gin anberer 8ei6Iuh
uurbe paiiirt, Der County Aderbauseieli9af.
ten auForbert, Centennial Sefte gu ~ueranfaL=
ten, BEL meI6en biitoriIde &eben su baLten
iino, bic in Der Office bes Staatsiecretars &C.
iammelt perben foQen.
Prdfibent Drton pom Nderbau:g ouege ct.
flarte auf BerIansen bic 8earebun8en bieier
MnftaIt unb es pnrbe beI9loHen, bab es bic
BHiGt auer 2anbpirtbe 1ei bieie 2ebranitaIt
aufredt 3u erbaLten. Die 9ienftBeit BON fani
WttgIieoern Der 8eb0rbe lift abgeLaufen, bic
foIsenben Yerfonen uurben an tire steQe
semabIt: 3. So. Carlisle, BON SaitfieLb
5. 9. Samifon, pon Sarriion; s. SO. 8ngb,
bon SranfIin; 8. 6. Pope, pom @eousa unb
SEQ Wels, Don Clinton.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-01-13
09io @efetge6uttg.
Nittwo9, ben 4. Sanuar.

0ktA%WUWs VSH f. SuUuUIs
Ser Senat war beute ni6t in Gibuna
Inter ben 8ias, bic seitern im 6auie einae,
ret6t puroen, nennen utr nod bic foIgenben
Dur6 Nisb cine Bin fir bic @rri9tnns Don
Wai5enbduiern in Counties; bur1 Autnbr
cine Bill fir bic nnterbrildung ber Qanbffrei:
9erei unO fur bic gerbaftuns Don cramps"
bur6 6aIouap cine 8ia flr bic Reorsani.
iatiun Der Dbio 8enttentiarp, hos beibt, fiji
bic Sinausuerfung Der bemotratif9en Beams
ten Der AnfaIt unb bic sInffeaun8 pon &epu=
bIitonern an ibren RIab.
SIM Sauie rpurben beute foIgenbe neue
8ius pom aasemeinem SntereRe einsereidt +:
Bon 5rn. Gemp, cine Bta, peI1e bic 8rtin=
hung elmer Staatss Nn1aIt far unbeilbare
Wabnfinnige be3pedt; Don tSrn. gonuerie,
cine Bin, peI1e bic 4ufegung elmer gtrafe
pesen R~i6tbejabluns Der Dejen1berteuer bis
gum 90. April 1876 80 perf1ieben besuedt !;
BON Srn. Ipron cine Bill sur 8sri1arfung
bet @efete sesen bas gpieIen, inbem bic
Strafen erb0bt unb bas gisentbura, in mels
dem 2ocaIe gum SpieIen 8ebaIten perben,
fir etuaige nribeiIe sesen @pieIbaIter bait.
bar gebaltet rueroen ioue; Don Srn. 2iabt,
cine Bin, spOrna9 Ridtablieferuns Don @olecs
als nntetf9la8un8 betra9tet unb benz
8emaB befraft perben fou.
9onnerfas, ben 6. Sanuar.
SIN Senat ernannte bet praltbent bic
FoI9enben fanbisen @smmitteen:
2anbpirtbi9aft-B roun Don NoB, Reslsr, Burns.
5pangler, @ais, Stidnep, gains Don Carroll.
ANnhIthXff0a Mnf0NaSA SAaaA Q0ksTE1A QQA.-
ON. @utenbrDb. Setuis, Rerr, Stidnep.
Anlprl9e-SpangIer, Sobnion, gropn npn Gus
8eattp, Rerr, gRtIer, MuIt.
Sreii9uLen-8aniom, Rnor, 8urrops, Barnof,
5tifnep, Dwens, Sberibou.
@orporatiOnsn auber NunicipaI gorporationen-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-01-13
Ianas gsbatts bsrpor. rperabss ftd ser gsnat

~ ~ Il z M9 IL - MZEN&EF
LANCE Debate berDor, portber fEd5 Der Senat
uerta9te.
SIN Sauie IeSts Moob pom Nen Oort
cine Sin DOR far ben tbeiInsiieu Wiberruf
bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unb bic 8idtsbr
Sur 8aarbablnng Dbne Contraction. CUR
Ginloiung Der Greenbads nnb Nationals
8ontnnten Toaen be 700 Nliqionen mod ni9t
per1ns8abter pier proesnt Bombs benubt
rperben. 8dnboG's AmneFtiebiH, wel1e bic
uenigeu bunbert GlbIdn6er, bic nod ni6t
begna6igt rDorben iiib, uieber In ibre 8irs
gerredte einIeBt, murbe oufgenemmetl, erbieLt
aber ni9t bic n5tbige 8weioritteL. gRebrbeit,
ba aae Repablifaner basesen fimmtea.
Blaine Ie9te barauf iein Subfitut Dor, rueIs
Dies Self. Darts pom bet 8esnabisuns auss
i9Iiebt unb bic 8esnabisten perp1t6tet, einen
per8eidriebenen Greueib Su leilten. Blaine
belt cine Ionge &ebe fur feline Sin. gr
nil Self, 9apiS oIs ben nrbeber Der I'M @es
fdn9nif1e Az AnberionuiGe periibten @reueL
aussei6lnHen baben. Blaine i6tIbeste bieie
GreueI in ben g~reIfen Sarben unb peri9erte,
baB bic @roniamfeitsn bes Ser3oas MLba
anb bic 80rtoIem6us 91adt Gin0etfpieI Dos
ge8en gepefen ieien; fur1 &c bemiibte jih
na9 3sdften, bic alien Wunoen uno @ebdIs
~fsteiten mad Rraften nie5sr oufSureiBen.
8obbinS Don NorOsgaroIina erIlarte bic ibers
triebsnen 4ngaben 8Iaine's i'm 2aufe Der
&eOe fir inFaue 8erIeumbungen.
gor antnortete Blaine. .Gor foI in feis
mem 2gben niemoLs better 9efpre6en baben,
mie BET bisSer 8eIe8enbeit. Seine nit 6untpr
8eIpiirsten Nrsnmente uaren aberspdltiaenb
urb am SdIufe bIieb Don benz Republicans
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-01-13
Ser @6rher INN 8remerhafen.

Sod INNER f9pebt aber bic Sertunft bes
uerru6ten WfaHenm6r6ers Sbomafen ODE,
Tbompion elm sebeinnibpoIles 9anteI. Sr
einem 8riefe feiner Srau, ben t,a,, auf 5ei,
mem 2eibe fanb, bittet fe i'm, yieinen BIar
~aafsuSeben unb ben sefabrIi9en Bfab 3u per.
Iai1en, ben er rponbIe. Sic noble ioI6 BIut.
GELD ni9t." Sieie 8emerfun8 unb anbere
umftdnse beuten an, baB ber 8errudte abn.
Iide Dofenmorbe UNI f6n0ben @epinnes
baIber uerilbte.
Iber, meint bic vAmerita", bic 0eIt ntiBte
bod uon ienen Nahenmorben eeb0rt baben,
ruenn bieier SbOmo1en ober TbompIon ie in
ben Ietten Sabren polbra9te! = 8eb0rt pa.
ben? - 8er bort mobl bapon, ruenn Elm
Oampfer uitten in Der WaiIerpdie bes allan.
tti9en Meeres in bic SUIT fliest? @9if uni
Boete unb Maaren unb Weni9en. ia ni9t
einmaI MenI9en, fonbern ttnr SbetIe bon
Nfeni3en, rpie am IL. December auf Der
Rbebs bon Bremerbafen - Dare uobI Elm
IebenSes Weien abri9 seblieben, nm Der MeIt
Runoe BACON 3u seben, batte fid IbompIon's
QOaenmoidine an Borb Der ,MoieI" in elmer
bunfeln Na9t auf benz Ocean, anitatt unter
freiem 9tmmet auf beatidem 9ooen, ent'
sinbet?
Absr Sas Gaftum bes iputloien 0eri5pin.
bens zines groben 9ampfers mlbte R9 bod
peni8fens feffeQen lafen?!-
SIM Se3ember 1869 perIieB Der 9robs unb
fatfe Snn,arzD ampfer ugitn Of Bottom"
Stem gort nit 3ueibunbertunofln3is Mens
iGen. Gin idDneres unb ftattli9eres S9if
treujte ME ben atIantii6en Ocean. SEEDS
Sabre finb ieitbem uetflo1en unb es bat 1eis
men Betimmun9sort ni9t erreidt. Rein
@lieb ieiner geIasun8 ober ieiner YaIagiers
f9aft 1T ie gum Botf6ein sefommer. So
ni6t etnrnal cine Ylante ober Elm Brett bon
Inn bat ber Ocean irsenbwo ans 2an6 ges
fpiIt. Wan iaste bamaIs: es mife nit
einem GisberS 3uian1men8eItoben iein! NIs
pb Der ie6sunbuier3;9fte Grab n0roIider
8reite 10 pon gisber8ea rpimmeIte!
SIM april 1870 rpurben bic auf bic Waas
~renbaQen bet v@itp Of Bottom" contrabirten
Berit9erungen faat8 unb i'm Stunt barauf 3og
bic SamiIie Tbomafen mad 9resben, nm
baieIbit auf Iururi0fem GuBe sa Ieben.
Siertbalb Sabre fpdter, am 80. Septenas
ber 1873, uerlieb ber Nndor6ampfer $50
MALTA" bic 8an BON SEEM Sort, urs nod
2iuerpooL 3u ieseln. Dos 1T nun LANCER ais
3uei Sabre ber, aber au9 Don inn 1T ME
wieber @truas seieben ruoreen. Sier ueriu9te
man es ni9t einmaI nit Der Tbeorie pon ben
@isbersen, ionbern faste etnfa6: perf9ouen.
So tpar bies fur3 nadbena TbomaHen ODER
Ibompfon sewt1e &eiien Don 2iuerpooI na9
Stem gotf unb BON Stem gort mad 2iuerpoeI
9euiadt bate. .gs
Allein bat bet 8erru6te ale bieie 8Iut,
f4uIo fiber ni6t ouf ft6 8elaSen, rpen, ct
fe auf it5 seIaben bat. nnb mir meinen,
es fOate bod mOsIid fem, nit 5lLfe bes be.
reits Seponnenen NateriaIs feline MitI9uLz
eisen gu entbeden. S9on um bic 0iebers
fsbr fold teuFii9er @ompIotte 3u ~uerbinbern.