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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-15
81 9 Il n.
Die os6e(6eioung.
Gr,abluus fir Griitli6c seirr.
aus ssm 8rarsEfitsn Ter s. Bourbon frsi
ibsriest pom Gr. Stefanlon.
(8~prtSebune.)

Sas NOR cine neue blutiee Wunbe in
Die alien Narben. Otbilie bra6 beinahe
iber benz &inoe sulammen ; nur Die Notb
oes Iueenblidss belt lie aufre6t. O6ne
f%ernere Sofnuns fab tie 8rst6en an ib=
rem Ser5en in Den Iebten S6lummer i'm
fen, lab lie nit unperpanoiem tbrdnsn=
feu9ten ause ieinen lsBten SsufSer ent=
fiieben in oemIelben Momeuie, mo- Der Sas
anbra6 uno Die @iebel Der Stabt nit
isinen eriten Strablen uer9Oloete.
,gs lit bel Soft" iaste @abriele. tpsl=
DE Die Isbte t~raurise Ha4iuade nit ibr
setbeilt bate. .Su 6ait jsst swei S4uB'
snsel i'm Simmel."-
SieIe berber &immerniiie t6oten ni9t,
bisie i6persn S9ldse Seti6mettern nidt;
Otbilie iiherlebte ben S9reden Der erlten
8spibbsit, bas traurise Sdauipiel bss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Die 2eere in ibrem
Sauie uno in ibrsm SerSen (; Ie batte Sa=
&c pole 8ersueiflune, Hd4te in Sbrdnen
9ebaoet; mitunter perlor tie 9lei6Iam ab.
eeitumpit bas SspuBtIein uno Die gm.
piinruns ibrer 2eioen, UNI bann wieber
nm 10 i6merSli6sr su erpo6sn uno li6
su iberSeugen, oab Der SOP mirfli6 i6r
einSi9es Rino eenommen. Sic u~bsrfano
AQes, uno ME tiei au6 ibr Ssrs Dernun-
Oct mar, nod einisen Monatcn I6itn lie
OieI rubi9er, uno nod 8erlolf einsa Sab
res Sei9te lie beinabe bic sewobnte Sal
Jung.
Sottor Sbibault NOR ni9t nod @ent
;uriid9etebrt mon luste, or iei auf einc,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &eiie nu6 btm Orient
tOnnte ni6t Obne cine 9te9une non Saf
an ibn osntsn: CT bette l1r &tno lterber
loHen. Sir @uioO bate lie S6rGnen
benz Sottor bate lie nur TlG9tn mOaer
uno lie lit, 10 rft ibr Soter urn ibu
ipro9. Obne ooB lie es po9en ~torrte, Der
S6leier ibres G,beiml lies gu liiiten.
Ser S9mer, unb Der beimli6 ssbreno,
Summer botten ibr juuges tIdftiess &C.
ben midi unierSrateG iOnnen, aber bod
ibre &eiunobsit, ME lid osntsn ldbt im'
MERLIN an9egriffen. Sic SGser uno bi
0er9niigunesn in Spa ioQtsn ibr mad
benz 9pilsn oes 8aiers neus 2ebersluI
uno 2ebensfril9e brin9en. sic CAB mad
Oenn ni9ts bate fir iie mebr Elm iol6s!
SntersIis, baB ie oafir Ooer oapioer bat
te i~treiten m6sen. Sruuris, psnn Del
Weni9 nit Dem Di9tsr ipri6t: .@a.
ioa mir oenn Die Come, bonn Sage boii
td ni4ts", unb tuenn or nod nidt nit cen
plalmiiten ausruft: rauf :0i4, o Ser,
pertraue i4, ni4t uefoe i4 5u S4anoei
ingpigteit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-15

hepol g%eIeenet bat, i'd min lie aud tiifen.
wenn lie in 2iebe mid 3iidtiSt!
Gu absr, liebe @nbriele, Die ou Den
Werth Der sottlihsn @naoe beiier fennit,
als iH, oanfs Sbm aus Dem 8runoe oei'
neg suten SsrSens nit mir uno fir mid
a6, i6 mD9te iiber ale betriio ten SerSen
uuf groen perfiisen uno ibasn 5%urufen A:
Gilct gu Sbnl, Der alein tr0itsn tann uno
DEFENDERS lisbet i'm, liebet ihn!-
SD mus idlisben, ib mub bid perlaIen
mein lieber S6ukeusel = i'd meme, lh
liebte cid 9anS unosrs als lont - bette
fir meinen armen Sdtsr uno meiusn ar.
men 8uioo uno usrsiB nidt Seine uu=
glidli6e uno op9 10 9liitIlae oantbare
6reunoin
St6ilie."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-15
9rsiisAntes &apitel.

rgeein innis seIiebtss S9il9en!
go LANCE babe i'd ssidwissen. unb
bod bait ou mir 10 treuli9 sei9risben
BON Spa, aa6en, Samburs. bon Yabsn
aus, unb ielbit in benz iS0nsn Nis,a, no
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-15

ldwantte, iudte unb fanb nidts. Ginmal
lieb iis i'm @eiprd6 nit ibrem Batter einige
oabin bcSiieli6e 8orte fallen. uno sum
erien @tal serist9 er ibr seseniiber in
Corn.
(SbluB fclat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-15

(Sdlue fclst.)
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-11-09
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Address,
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Each style being the best OF its class in the market
Catalogues sf Lanterns and Slides, with direc
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Magic Lantern.
fD- Visitors to the Centennial Exposition will do
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they come 10 our stores in New York where they
vii find greater variety and more moderate prices
and can select more at their leisure. But we have
concession 10 sell some sly les of our goods in IN
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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-08
A Sympathetic Porter.

A few days ago lady living with her
husband in one of the hotels of Virginia,
New, noticed that q young man who
acted in the capacity of porter about the
place, paid rather more attention to her
room than any other portion of the hotel.
One day he came in, and taking seat,
remarked: ...,,a
Madam, would like to ask you an
important question" - .-t
8Well, what is it-something about the
trunks?"
"No, madam; something of far more
Importance than trunks something that
concerns us both; and the fact of the mat
ter is, madam, I have been observing
you closely for some weeks past, and I
am led to believe that there is trouble
trouble of serious Misunderstanding at
your heart. Tell me what that secret sor-
low is"
The porter then leaned over the edge
of the chair back, with one hand supports
Ing his cheek, and assumed q listening at
titued. gsrH
"There as a secret sorrow,''* rejoined
the lady, "and it weighs upon me like a
milestone. It is that haven't a stove
poker heavy enough to break your silly
pate with. But such as it is,howeyer"
Here she grabbed the implement and
made rapid advance upon the sympa-
thetic porter, who broke for the door and
got out just slowly enough to secure a
sharp clip alongside the right ear. And
now that mans secret sorrow is that he
didn't happen to be a little nearer the
door when the poker intruded itself into
the debate. = = |8'ss 2 e. r.. -!
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-07
UNEASY INDIANS.
Warlike Rumors from Various Portions
OF the West.

Warlike Rumors from Various Portions
OF the West.
Bismarck. Dakota, Dec. 4.-Orders wele
received to day at Fort Line Din for ccnpa-
MES l, E, L, and NJ, of the 7th cavalry, to
move at once to Deadwood on forced march,
The battalion will only muster 1874 men,
followed by 30 wagons and their teamsters.
The troops are in no condition to move,
and will be wolse off when they strike the
Indians A courier has been dispatched to
Standing Rock ordering the infantry there
to the seat Of war. Companies from Forts
Smelling and Sisseston are expected here
via lightning trains. Important messages
have been living in every direction from
Bismarck to-day, and the air is heavy with
rumors of bloody times between here aud
Deadwood. The report is that Deadwood
is completely infested. The weather is
cold, WINDY and very blizzard like. There
will be hard timesfor the troops if cam
paign is the issue. The 7th cavalry battal
ion will not be able to leave before to NOR
row night or Thursday morning,
The Deadwood stage arriving to nigh,
reports train of eight wagons loaded with
provisions captured by Sioux Indians near
Sulphur Springs. Four of the horses we're
killed and six driven off. The provisions
were all taken. The Ind:as, estimated al
six hundred, passed north. The stage and
passengers were unmolesied.
Capt. Edgerly, with company of the
lih cavalry, recently posted at Sulphur
Springs. is marching in. rot having heard
of pesdwood's troubles. EIeerly arrived
by to days stage
Ottawa, Ont, Dec. "A dispatch was
received here this morning, purporting to
be special from Battleford. stating tha,
the Blackfcet Indians are much alarmed at
the attitude of Sitting Bull, who, it is al
legged, is assuming very changed DISPOSE
ton toward the Canada authorities-so
much so as to cause fear of trouble The
government are continually advised by tel
egraph of the position of affairs in the north
west. and they stamp this report canard
as official information would lead to the be
lief that there is peace and contentment
among the different Indian tribes. At las
accounts Sitting Bull was quite under con
troll of the dominion authorities, and desired
to return to the United States if allowed
The Blackfeet were on their reservation, five
hundred miles from Sitting Bulls camp
No communication between the two tribe
has been reported to the Canadian authori
ties.
San Antonio, Tex, Dec. 5.-An Expres
, special from Stockton says: The stag
which left Fort Concho on the morning Q
the 18th of November was attacked by
party of Indians, numbering twenty-five o
thirty, and chased for seven or eight miles
The spot where the attack was made va
about where driver was killed, and hi
stage robbed last September. The Indian
> are getting very bold, and unless protection
l is given the country will have to be given u
to them.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-07
SITTING BULL.
What the Commission Say in Regard to
Him,

What the Commission Say In Regard to
Him.
Special Telegram to the Inter Ocean.
Washington Dec. 4.-General Terry and
General Lawrence, who have been here
some days, preparing their report as = com.
mission to treat with Sitting Bull, have COM
pleted their labors and filed copies Of their
report with the secretaries of war and the
interior. The report sets forth in detail all
the circumstances in connection with the
visit to Sitting Bulls encampment, announ-
ces that the object for which they were sent
was not successful, and, recognizing the fact
that Sitting Bull is likely to remain on
Canadian soil, it recommends that his in
ternment shall be effected rs matter of Sc.
curity to the border. The report sets forth
that so long as he is on on the border he
will be continual menace to the frontier,
cooperating with predatory bonds, encour-
aging incursions on white settlements, and
be disturbing element generally. General
Terry particularly points out the necessity
for having him promptly removed. This
will be the subject Of diplomatic correspon.
dence between the state department and the
Canadian authorities, and the latter will
undoubtedly require Sitting Bull and hi.
followers to locate at considerable distance
over the line. copy of the report hsl
been referred TO the secretary of state fol
! HIS action.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-07
STANLEY At THE CAPE.

\ correspondent of Capetown paper
writes from, Simon's Town, South Africa, |
Oct. %: Mr.. S anley has just come ashore
after witnessing torpedo experiments on
board of The Active, where he accompa-
MED the commodore, who is doing all
in his power to make the visit of the fa-
nous traveller pleasant time after e
period of so much self-denial, pluck end
hard work. Mr., Stanley has much to do
and he will not be at ease until the faith
ful men who have accompanied him have
been shipped back to Zanzibar. These
men are devoted to him, and look so
we'll as to give South Africa travel the
credit of being glorious trip for health.
suppose you want to know what Stanley
looks like Think of Sir Care Vols
eley, and you catch an idea of the m n.
Stanley is bropZed as Sir Garnet is, the
figure is about the same height, and
there is muscular lithesomeness about
the build and an active step which remind
one very much of the successful African
wa aior and statesman. am agreeably
surprised in Stanley and am staggered
at the description which some English
paper gave nf him. He looks soldier,
! duu Vic l6ITlUlC SlIdlu VI l1dtCl AoS SIl-
vered his hair but not hurt his physique.
asked him if he had suffered much. He
replied, "My hair was as dark as yours,
and my hair alone tells now what have
gone through" take the liberty of
thinking that his pen will yet give us
more information, but am certain that
when he writes the history of this gallant
exploit it will be as modest as he is. 1t
is almost difficult to believe that the
gentle-voiced, gentle hammered man is
the Stanley whose dreadful daring wars
in Africa have been as much exagger-
ated as his real presence has been toe
often maligned. Mr.. Stanley tells me
that the Portuguese haye treated him
like prince. From the Congo he was
conveyed in Portuguese man-ot-war
the Imega, to st, Paul de Loando. A,
the latter place he remained for '-sil
weeks, and he and his people were treated
right royalty. Capt Purvis, of the In
dustry, capped what the Portuguese hac
, done, and the run down in the Industry
is spoken of as delightful by all WHIT
shared in it. The,commodore monopolize'
Mr.. Stanley tomorrow. Cape Town viii
be visited on Wednesday, and Government
House will probably entertain the trave
Ter at luncheon that day.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-07
RAILROADS

New York, Dec 7.-The bondholdcrs of
the Joliet g. Northern Indiana railroad to
day rejected the proposition of the Michi-
gan Central railroad for the new per cent
bonds for thirty yesra, principal and inter
est guaranteed by the Michigan Central.
The committee was Instructed to negotiate
with the Michigan Central company.
STAY OF PROCEEDINGS
has been granted in the matter of the case
of the president of the Security life insur.
ance company, sentenced for swearing to
false statements Of the company.
TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT
New York, Dec. THE national tenn
perance society in SPECIAL conference, re-
solved to memorializc to congress for 8
commission to make careful and compre
hensive inquiries about the liquor traffic
and i;s physical, social and political effects
and also requested christian journalists
ministers and physicians, to exhort those
who entertain at the approaching holiday
season to proffer no Intoxicating beverages
and all to abstain from their use.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-07
The Steamship City Of Berlin, Three
Days Overdue, Not Yet
Heard From.
A Receiver to Take Charge Of the
Affairs Of the Chicago German
Savings Bank.
Congress Votes to Adjourn from December 15,h
to JanuaiJ 10Th.
FOREIGN.
REPORTED CABINET cuANeEs,

REPORTED CABINET CHANGES.
London, Dec. 7.-Rumors sof Earl Bea-
consfelds resignation of premiership are
again circulating, aud that Lord Derby,
secretary of state for the foreign department
is to succeed him, and Marquis of Salisbury
secretary of state for India, will succeed
Lord Derby.
SANK at SEA.
London, Dec. THE steamer wrecked
off the island Of Ushant, France, it named
the European from the cape Of Good Hope,
for Plymouth and southampton.
A Brest dispatch says that the European rar
on rock in the fog. The passengers took
to the boats, and the steamer sank in ten
minutes aftcrward. No lives lost.
THE TURKS vicroRlous.
Constantinople, Dec. lit is reported
that Suleiman Pasha has gained anothe
victory between Elena and Trinova.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE UNION NATIONAL.

: Chicago, Dec. THE officers Of the
Union National bank have been much an
noyed of late by inquiries from various cit
les in the northwest, regarding the condi-
ton Of that institution, which intimate that
ru,nors affecting its credit have been set
afloat The officers state that such rumors
are purely malicious; that there is no,
foundation for any dis,rust as to its future
APPOINTMENT.
Keokuk, Iowa. Dec I'D. N. johnson,
If this city, chief engineer and paymaster
of the Kcokuk & Des Moines railroad, has
been appointed general superintendent OF
the Cairo & ST. Louis railroad
BANK MATTERS.
Chicago, Dec 7-Application for re-
ceiver for the German savings bank OF
Greenebaum Bros. has been made in the
court to-day. and the argument will be
heal this afternoon, when, as Greenebaum
does not oppose the appointments receiver
will doubtless be put in charge.
No receiver has yet been appointed fol
the German national bank, and there is
probability that the officers will wind il.
affairs up themselves.
HUNG TWICE.
Cleveland, Nov. 7.-Wm. c. Bergen, who
murdered T. j. Nc. Bride, at Mt. Vernon
Ohio, last June, was hung to-day noon
When Bergen dropped the first time, thu
moose slipped and Bergen fell heavily to tn,
ground. Half ttrangled, Bergen told thu
sheriff to complete his job quick, as he wa
choaking. In about Is minutes afterwards
Bergen was again placed on the scafold, ane
successfully launched into enternity.
MR. HENDRICKS INTERVIEWED.
Indianapolis, Dec. 1.-THE Daily New
to-day has an interview with ex.Gov Hen
bricks in reference to the reports tina
Mr.. Tilden took the oath of Office last year
and would soon begin q contest for tn
presidency. Mr.. Hendricks says:
know nothing whatever about that state
ment. Of course, l cannot know Mr. I'll
den's actions-what he has been doing, Q
what he intends 10 do. So far as am cor
cerned, Mr.. Wheeler has been sworn int
Office of vice president. and he will sta
there for four years. When he was sw or
in that ended it"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-07
FRANCE.
"oLD.MAc" SUBMITS.

OLDs Mac SUBMITS.
Paris. Nov. 6.-President MacMahon has
finally conceded to Dufaure the full liberty
Of action in forming cabinet. The new
ministry will therefore he hom m3geneoup.
This excludes President MacMahon's reser-
vation that he might have the choice of the
ministers of war, marine, and foreign affairs.
THE oRLEANIsTs GO BACK ON HIM.
President MacMahon's submission is said
to be due to the tirmness of the Orleanist
senators, who resolved not to support a Sec
ond dissolution. Duke D'AudifFret Paaquier
president of the senate, told President Mac
Mahon Wednesday that he, himself could
take the tribune against such proposal. II
is believed that the pew ministry will in.
clude Leon Say, minister of finance, De-
Marcere, minister of the Interior, Christoph.
te. minister of public works, Tiessieren De
Bost, minister of commerce, Waddington
minister Of public instruction, and Bardoux
minister Of Justice.
NO FAITH IN THE COMPROMISE.
The republican papers generally expires
distrust Of President MacMahon, and doub
respecting the efficacy Of the projected com
promise, unless sound guarantees be con
ceded.
The Constitutional and Soleil rejoices tina
the principles of the government by MAORI
ties has triumphed.