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SOME T.IsHIING TON TOPICS.
Mr.. KeiioRz's Right TO n seat In the United
states Senate Discussed.

WASHINGTON. March 10.-Thc Senate Com
mittee Privileges Elections, this morning con.i.
sidered the case of william kellogg claimant for
scatin the Senate from the of Louisiana The Re
publican members OF the committee took thu ground that
the credentials presented by Mr. kellogg were regular
AMI that he hasa prima facc title u in the Senate
and that he should he in and allowed to take his
scat at .nsariins rsrs
iug usage o the scnat" any CATION TO which
t' iwe rival Ho'vfnmeni. IN luuiinn j. tho ltgi one.
should bc deferred until Mr. krlofs has taken hi
Tile DruotfHuc members oi the committee hcli that
while The or, icuual> On which ar ke,ts claims hi,
~Ht airar 10 be- guar tlrl may not be- in tact
ihc committee nHNv Judicial know ledge That there are
two rival Governments in Louisiana and. therefore.
there should h, Investigation to determine which OF
hom j. the Il sal oue. before any person Is
= rniur from Louisiana There will hc MAJORITY aud
minority report tic former sicncd 10y the r. publican and
The laiel bN The DemOcrnMe mcmhers VI e SNAlliue.
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS
DISHES HERE 1yD YHERE BY TIE
SUN'S REPORTERS.
Gent'em"n rro-n Kentucky who ThoueAA
he saw his Mana Joke that doe Go.s Ap-
prccintcd- Sending for Another Witness.

Chief OF Polco Bligh OF Louisville arrived in
this city yesterday to take Joe to that city wisn
him was kcntuckan who at the nsht betwces
'ioss and Allen lie was TO identity the prisoner Dctrc
INV Dorsey had Just returned with Goss IRON the So
rrcinc Court who< he had been rcmandcd until Tuee
day when tho Kentucky gentleman arrived Size roics
Central Once. II was suggested that would be well 70
see If the witness could identity GOss dozen
different pars Of the building placed with
the prisoner, anu the tall ntuckian led in aInona
them.
" ! -ce my man"
=" rut your hand on him then" srrgt Keay said
The man dsdnccd confidently toward pleAsantfacea.
heavy built man. with heavy dark moustache. and lay
'ng hand lightly his shoulder, said. How arc yea.
Gossf The man looked up In astonishmcnt and the
others smiled. for 1t Charley Waterman, the good
naturod assistant in the Property Clerks Office Joe
Cos. who stood noK ~ Waterman. looked pleased
than any else while the confident oxprc sson fadsA
trom the kcnuckans features. and gave place q
discontinue. lie started West yesterday afternoon anA
Chief Blgh tolcgraphcd for another witness
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COSTLY STiTJOSI.RY.
Extraordinary Consu,aption or Qu'i Pens,
Ini.stnnds. Paper, Pencils. nhd Tape.

Ini.stnnds, Paper, Pencils, and Tape.
About two months ago. Rogers 4 Co.,
statloners. composed OF William q. Rogers.
Edward Jones and T. Jarvis Jones. sueI the
city for an alleged indebtedness OF t949 80 for
stationery furnished TO the county during
portions Of the years 1868 1869 and 1870 They
say that the bills were audited by the Board Of
Supervisors and certified az correct. Included
In tho bills for 1869 are: For stationery fur
nishcd the Reg sister oiilcr. 1872 .3Gl2O; Tor tho
Receiver Of Taxes. sl2.2G2l3 and for the
SherIls oiice tl6.6l6.5D. In 1868. the Re
stationery - thc amount OF $40 PSI A.
Among the items claimed to have been fur
nished To the sheriff on care s7lji for paper
and envelopes. from April 10 December $500
knives: $500 for pens and holders; 500 ior ink
and inkstands; 81 800 for blanks and
IN heads slI4 for sponggocss, and GUS
paper at $50 II rcam; manila Wrapping paper
at il6 A rean. ana letter paper at Sl25O "a reaIn.
Quill pens are alleged 10 have been iurnl shot IN
tho extent Of $50 within two months. The bills
pencils at $50 a gross; extra DISK inkstand,
t12. cash book, s2l 10: tape $40 pens. $50 for
20 gross and s27 for four gross Of penhOldcrs.
Charles 7. Miller. of the CQrporeiion Counsel >
office. made Application TO have Dir Rogers eN-
amlncd as II witness before an answer was
framed. max ing affidavit that the bills were not
in the possession OF the city. and that II had no
means Of verifying the stat enents IN the COM
plant; that he believes the bills ARE irautu-
lent. and that the goods were furnished. If nt
all. at time when tho city was largely d"fruuded
10y its eNe. .tiVe OH -urs, many Of whom had
becn udirnlly convicted oi conspiracy TO de-
fraud the city. Rog rs fniled 10 obey an order
by judge Lawrence u appear yesterday iOr eA-
M
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A Pastor Accused Of Improper Conduct.

SPRlHGpltLp, Ma7-.. March 10. The Hpubh-
m ssv- that Berkshire county Wa excited yesterday
over runor, tint tlo Rcs Mason Noble, Dr., shcncld.
much liked consres iuonal pastor. had been charged
with making imp q advances I" Young woman.
The sir Bell, Clark. former pupil uf the Wrslhrld
normal school. Eni INmlDr 0 ANNr rhuryh Iai lccu
~ennsiios, m hs nny, aud was dismissed fortnight
ago tor fsin- stOrt. ulniust hln She then rr nted
loru.d charges. and Iyiu 70 VII iraw then unless
Mr. NObe would take her bafk This He could not do
she ht1si cr chlrsc. 9. Ao oh..or- OF to church.
who were oblIsrd act upon thoin. and gave notice.
sunday. for public tNAn.ihtN0i Nral'NiHN
There was larry meeting oi te rhtth, both men and
Women IN thc aitcrloon. AMI Ue changes Melr read
Nollc Il, med tlHm "mpN'i'all, AMI demanded i'm.
modinte uial, but the glr was not rr. Nnt nnd her
rip nd> took Nanns technt autN tuhaNN the hunr
adjourned u MoniAl aits ri'u1, Mh' sic Will ho pu
under uth Tr charges are u Improper Alta Is her
honor but nothing criminal MI Noble l. young man
ui excellent AuttgriUuts
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sriRA> frou rnr 1AAEGR.lrm

Tho Hon. Dayd A Snalcy, Unitcd Stat S
iu'r, fNt Vermont. dird lAsf c,tuns.
Tunnr. Lnr-h 4 co.'s Iinnng min. phll.
dclpiia fa, hnued 'l IlAy Lo,s : lpJA
Conductor George Powell wis run over hy his
toAtOld Station, ani hillyl.
The Winneslunm House ut Mosquito Bridge.
lh'uma, n II "wu'd ~ uir li onh Eauh Company,
wa burned yesterday Los, $1,000
Tho right g. run the transfer ferry boat Mary
lai b.tMten Harlem Nrr aud Jelsol ily Was affirmed
BY Judge shipnin IN Hartford yesterday.
The Delaware and Rlritan Canal Is To he
opened lOr naN ighuon at midnight on The lh aud the
Morris Canal al noon on the 10th Of this month
At Friendship. Ripley county. Indiana. on
Thursday night Casper aud Iieury Johnson unc aud
creek.
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On Friday morning James Griffin who keaps
shoe store at Ninth avenue and Thirty street,
saw weldres-ed man rccling past The mhn couid
h.-'iy struggle agnin,t the wind Mr. Grinin led him
'"'" hN NpI' "i" gave MN III, man who wsa
about 20 wears old. gave tho G,or,e Idw,rd.
AM -Hin he only wanted I" be Jet alone h..
si, Ably into Nrhiti and 'ntAnti 10 Sleep Mr. Grimm
took hlu into Hanks Hot next doof and he put
bod lie slept nll day. In the owning the police were
summoned SURGEON leltcr sAii that the man Seep
ins tc crccis ol drunk and would be- all right bI
morning He was cit alone. and yesterday morning
found dead l~ lttl name Was Gcorlt e. shelly and he
lived with his son charles shelly proprg tor vi the Wee
End IiOtciin Font Washington
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The sennte,. short se..ion.

WASHINGTON. March l0.-The ce-Presldont
laid before the senate communirln the sccrc
iafy OF War in answer 10 the resolution OF the 81 inst
enclosing the final report the operation the troops
under Gen GIL, M IN the Moioc country Also a com
muiicauon ir'm " .iA oitoh. e,llcnt oi the West
rrn lmnn telegraph Company. requesting tho return
" mrssafns. about atpo IN number delivered to tho
non Murt 49,, Chairman ul the t1nniIltDr on iriNi.
leecs ana ELECTIONS some weeks ago accordance with
An order OF the senate Lni Tie table. The s,nats
then went into executive .ossiuu
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AFTER THE GREAT STORM
Flood in the Mohawk Hivcr-The susque-
hanna O> crnuvinu

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, March 1O.-Thcrc is
great frcshet in the Mohawk river. The water
has risen twolve feot since last night. and Ia now
oight zen feet six inches above low water mark.
The ico has broken up. and the lower part of
the city IL submerged.
WlLKEspNREE Ph. March 10th Suslue-
hnnnA river ~ iiitccn ioet aloyo low water mark.
Ihs HAT, are overlowrd. an travel is iInpedod
between this city and Kingston.
HARTFORD, Conn March lO.-In North Man
chester yesterday. during the gale. the .trcplo
Of the Congregational church wuS blown down.
the NJ ethodist church unrOofed, and the Nnu-
gatu;k kailrond Obstrurod by the overflow u
water.
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The New York Athletic Club.

The eighth annual spring games OF tho Now
'ofs Athletic Club will be held on May 30 Entries
expected from the London Athletic Club England from
iss as ana al the principal colleges In rs country
.a.ie are now llo members of the club. A two
toiy oOnt house will be built and put In
~sais 70, az the prneipal Iegaitas AS soon As the
III m y. IA 2rdsr y iew weeks The election oil ofhcers
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A Lawyer Ordered 20 Pay Up.

A. T. WaGcneT. the lawyer who was accused
OF collecting money or client and, when he was a-keA
to pas over, OF saying that II not tie fashion nov.
aisys 10 DO any such thing. is declared n an opinion
tled hN Judge McAdlm -eIdHN. ini hfrd tu IN
Muller he rAen ~ que 'ton m HE sum o f-l7' ~ HS
collect q =. AMI by his agreement is tuutlpd V
moe than s-1D"i, which the judge considers e. rtnni1
QNrr cu.n-A coNttn-h'i n Hr =, ortelti tn pas the
ule " w ~, Ae WI he cnmInIel No LulnW sleot ~
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BOSTON March l0.-A. NJ. Messenger. living
on the man roal between wapoIe and Wleuthan, WAS
robbed ani murdered IN his house the evening oi the
7h. He was welitndo farmer ard enc owner Of con
siderable property, and had been Litns alone. lie
found by nghbors % e day afternoon IN bd, tied hAni
ana loot lie was prohAhy chOScd 10 DEATH ~ the m
pinls o hnser nails Ntre ihe on h.s throat The gcn
cia Impression j. he WAS martrci by tramps All the
dihwcrsin his desk and bureau were ONefhaued, aud
l!s elnply p0eket tLook MAs lOMml ON Tho n0or
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4 Mother Asking for her child.

Ellen Soynisch. who was married 10 Eiward
sc,nisch in june ls72. p,uuouod judge Lawrence yes
iriay tor the custody VI their ch.i. Louisa. two yeau
az .isli month. oll Mr' sevn> saws her hushan
abandoned hnr al Il Va We u-N ti.ln. with him The
h'' sir Hud since then he has rNurt to r,cgnle heS
as his wie sA,in. that tho marriage not llwiul IND
hu-utud WnsoTr, nd 60 buus the olld into court ID
M"WH'. =. sm'eh - lNlns win another woAaA. aud
hts wiz hhs lesun suL IOr divorce.
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How NyitncScs nre Treated.

Tho Grand jury in Tie criminal branch Of
the United atics Court yo-tfday 40 thrr presentation
sail that witnesses o couAno =. after iho rsHnuna.
tnu accused persons. iu ruut'N fnsiiu. 70. AMI
there Compclrd To- occupy rooms Mli ,rlunhls Aui to
perform the duurf n - should ir nr lbs m, nia, and
required O dn what shout be required of but
conNiets. Tht interference OF the Count Was asAod
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Coroner Flanagan held an inquest yesterday
In the case OF James Campbell OF 3l2 East rwent, sixth
street who assaulted ly Llzie scanlon on the 81
OF fJanuary, and had ms head cut with saucer He sub
sequently appeared against the woman IN the Court OF
Special Sessions, and she sentenced 10 six months
Imprisonment IN the pcnltentary Campbell died tie
IAN ult and testimony adduccd to show that some
days prsyiousy his wlle had assaulted him with trying
pan and beat hlh about the head The jury found that
death resulted from The blows struck By LINE Scanlon
and Mrs Bridget Campbell. The Coroner refused to
cohsdsred that the wound made by Lizzie scauons
sault having been reOpened by the assault OF his WIFE,
she was responsible. She was committed 10 the Tombs
aud Lizzie scanlon WAS sent back TO the penteniiary
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TFrrHos. Ohio. March TO- A nsht between
citizens Hnd railroad men one side and tAnps ON tile
other, occurred here ON Thursday morning. Fifteen
ramps undertook 10 board irohht train going east
The train men prevented them and n nght commenced
They were tast getting the brthr Of the rairunlers
when about twenty clu/cns turned In 10 helm la the
last twenty minutes the tranps were routed One tramp
Was struck on the head with large club, racturing his
skull. The wound Will probably prove fatal Another
had an ear cut OIL with numerous black bOlh
Matby's oysters cost less than any food In the
market Brookyn orders received at2i7Jsj street-Ads
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VERSAILLES. March 10.-In the Senate to-day
an election was held for iuc mcnlrr 10 succeed gen
chansArner. deceased Two hundred And eighty three
votes were recorded. The absolute iiHiory required
WIT, Ia VI htanIslusC n !. Dupuy dc IHmc obtained
az votes and was ulerffDrc ttcro against NJ Andrea
tam A uils Autr
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Before Judge Garrett. at Stapleton. Staten
Island, yesterday. Capts Chambers. Brastod. and Coo
ey ana riot Henry catamore Of the Vanderbilt Staten
ishnl ftIry company appeared to the charge
manci9psl running their vessels against the wharf OF
@ .ns opposuon me at stapleton They waived exsmina
uoh anu gave bonds Tor SD TO appear before the Grand
Monday In May ~ " '' A'
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NEMRunG

NEwBURGH n y. March lO.-rho Board Of
supervisors OF Orange county viii stand this year four.
teen pcmocrni, to ci4ht Republicans In.t year there
Democratic gain of two.
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A Cicrr,mnn Gul.y of rerrcry.

ST. JoHSsnuRY. VT, March l0-A committee
Of the Methodist p'tuci Conference having inVo.sacd
the charges Of t,rlrY against the Rov l. Ilopkius
have tonnd him sly and dismissed him nom his pas
tlIalN.
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young man. who IL evidently trained gym
mast II in the padded cell o the lower tier in the Cy
Prison lie arrested Tor smashing windows In Full
street He Is insane Al first he called himself James
ONeil, then letters addressed TO "Gnslw Schiernlnn
cigar store, Fifty NTH street and Third avenue" were
found his coat pocket There also an order OF
dancing for the "X ulub in ncib's walhala Han
Feb ~ The Commissioners oi Charities AMI Cnrrrc
uon wish to know whether he has any relatives or
friends lie somersauts in his cell and frequently calls
for his ladder.
Maltby $ oysters are best and cost ess than any
food In market New York depot tt Harrison st-Aiy.
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Bnronc.s Hothschiid Dead.
Bridging the Harlem River.

IoNDoS. March lO-Baronoss Natha
Mearr dc Roth,ohult d, icad.
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For inyalds use the Jonzac Cognacs arc
puerest and best Victor u. Mauger ITO Reade street.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Vereintgte Staaten.

ga 6rrr Sr. Sersrr feline &unbreiis
bier i'm Weiten 10 LANCE binaussei6oben
uno man nidt weiB, wann sr bieielbe an.
tretsn wirb, 10 paro bas MaiIsn @eiu6 an
bic Stdnbetammer UNI Grri6tuas BON
9urembureilden Soniulatsn I'M 9aufe bic.
ier Uo9e on ben Yrdiiosnten Der Stdnoe.
TANNER, 0err Seiel, a~bseianbt. 0asislbe
trGst ni6t weniser als 2700 llnterldriften,
sewiB urb itattlide an3abl, um 10 %itattli.
der, ais Die llnteri9riften auf benz san,en
srosen Qanbcompler Der 9. ct. seiam.
melt perben muBten. Oas @eiud 1T pom
elmer Rarte Der 9. ct. bsaleitet, auf Der
bic 9uremburser 9niisSlun9en nit Sarben
oeutIi6 beSei4net iino. Mud Der Gssie.
runs lit cine ioI9e 8arte ,ugeianbt unb lie
in RenntniB BON benz @siu9e seiest NOR.
ben.
Oas Gomite CUR 8etreibuns Der Son.
iular anselesenbett
SIN auftrase
Ns. Yalen, Erdiibsnt.
Hs. Conner, Setretdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13

Der Correspondent Der 0erliner Ger:
mania" i4reiben: Die 9lntunft zines se.
uii.n Or. Glar, Der ii9 r8ii9of" BON
Hbobe' SsIano in BEN 8ereinisten Staaten
nennt, bat uniere euanseIiiden, metbobi:
ltii1en, e%piscopalen, presbpterianii9en,
u%aloenier, italienii9. nationalen unb wie
bic Wfiiiiondre unb vOiener am @ort" ale
beiBen, IN srOBe Ssuesuns seiest. Serr
Star bat piel @elb mitgebra9t. Die Bet
bduier lino auf einmal idmmtli9 9eSffnet,
BON Der neuen 8aulsfir9e auf Der Yia
gfa5ionale an bis gum bisber nod INNER
perl6lollen seweienen fleinen SempeI in
Der ytdbe bes Ylases Baoli, wsl1em Set.
baule In Der Berion zines s%enilIen gouarb
lerbune Elm SOritanb sesebsn wurbs. Der
earnsual besinnt, unb es 1T besbalb iebr
natirlld, oaB oas Sdimpfen sssen ben
Paplt, 9esen ben &atbolicismus in bieien
lo9enannten getbduiern ebsnfaQs b%eaiune.
yioerli9e Wtannss uno 6rauensperionen
brauden SeIo, INN iid I'M 6ai9ins gu n.
terbalten. Man sibs es ibnen, wenn lie
ft9 bsquemen, cine Stunbe lang aui ben
Eaplt uno bic tatbolii9e Stride l9impfen
81 b6ren uno babel ueriprsdsn, ~wenisitsns
eln ODER 3%ueilnal surifSufebren, UNI cine
neue 9abe in Gmpfans gu nsbmen unb
anoere piitbenoe Nusfdls ssssn Die rOmii9.
tatbolilbe Stride nit ansubOrsn. Dies
@ebabren lit in Der Gbat ebenio srbdrms
lid, wie eteIbait. Warum sebsn bic Ieis
oenl9attli4en prpieIptenmader .nitt ba.
bin, no bic fatboIii9en Miiiiondre unter
ben. 6eiben in Der 8ilonib ben @lauben
an @ott umo bic 81. Drsisinistsit uerbrei-
ten? 5reilid lit IS weniser bsidwerlid,
peniser sefdbrli9 in Hom gu leben, ms
Sbeater Su seben, @aitmdbIern bei,uwob:
men, iid nit Der Srauenpelt Stalisns gu
u%nterbalten &C., ais in ben ameritanii9en
nno afrlfaniiden @iiitsn ben 9laubsn
eb,iiti gu lebren, fat INNER in Gobesses
tabr gu i9meben uno bdufis ii9 NIT elmer
Nabruns besniisen miiisn, UNI bic ielbit
elm itaIienii9er 9aIesrenitrdhins ben ia:
tboIii9en Wiiiondr gu bensioen feline lIrs
Jade baben miirbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13

iabrswinide isinsr @eiitli9teit in Gm.
pfans senommen, am 6erSi9las ueridie:
ben. S9on am 8. DECEMBER porisen
Sabres lieB er ii9, mad ben Vori9riften
oes HitnaIe, in ieiner bii9Shiden &apeus
bic 81. Wes,ebruns reiden. Der 0eritor.
bene mar i'm Sabre 1900 seboren unb felt
1851 Vii9of BON Saarlsm. Die 0eioen
Der Stride ginseH ibm iebr gu Sersen unb
Der Verlol9ten nabm er i9 in mariner
@aitfreunoi9aft an, pie bas nod iineit
Dtsr. 9a6at, Der bo9wirbise 0erbannte
aus SaieI, erfabren burfte.
Ser p. 9r,rmber .. s. mar fir bic
@emeinoe @aaenborit in @eltfaIen elm
wabrer 6reuoentas. Der alIperebrte unb
seliebte 9irt, Der 9aitor Or. Srantss
mann, begging ben Gag, an psl9em er Dor
25 Sabren in bic Yfarre @alenborit ems
gebolt wuroe, unb Die @emeinbe wollte es
lid ni9t nebmen lailen, Sisien Sreuoentas
oes 6irten aud gu einem @emeinbefslttase
gu NADER.
Scr 5OOiabrise Sabrestasb Der &iidtebr
Der Fdp'te mad Gom aus Der fran,6iii1en
Stabt auisnon, warb gu Hom in Der Stride
ct. Waria iopra Minerua bur6 elm feier.
lt9es Gribuum am 10. Sanuar 9efsiert.
am l6. Sauuar mirb cine dbnlide Seier
in Der &ir9e CUR 81. SranSista Romana
%began9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13
Gsr5ei9nib Der e~mrembnrssr, bic oils Or.
oensbriiDcr in ben Der. ct. mirfrn.

0enSDru0cr IN zen Vcr. st. futrtctt.
Sn Der gonsresation o l.
Rreub.
l. F. @mabeus, ssb. Sos. @epres, aus
StolSenburs, 2ebrer In Cincinnati, Ohio.
2. F. glaius, seb. Mi6el Sboma, aug
Sana4, Bidder III Noire Dame, Sno.
8, F.. Oamian, seb. Sacob StrOBer, aug
9eispelt bel @rOBbous, Sufidmieb in
Notre Dame, Snb.
4. +. Subertus, ssb. Sobann getel
S5iItses, aus @olmar:S Berg in Cincinnati,
Ohio, 8drter am ct. Soispb's Qpceum.
5. +. Sppolitus, seb. Mi6el Trant,
aus Woesoorf Bel g6terna9, S6uma9er
in Notre Dame, Snb.
Wir wihen, bag beibe porIfebenben Gbes
mata ni6t Iniprud auf gouit6nbiateit
MAIDEN fonnen unb haB Defenders bas Ser
Sei9niB Der Oroensbriber isbr manaelbaft
lit. @ir m09ten baber ollie ~oieieniaen, bic
uns biifrei9e Sanb lsiiten f5nnen, bitten.
bic archaeological eiu,uienben, bamit mir
bic Silten 10 uolitdnbis ais mSsli9 MAIDEN
founen. SIT bic Grbeit beenbet, iammsln
mir bic nOtbisen Qnsaben, UNI bas Ser.
Sei9niB aQer lurem6urser Yrieitsr, Die bier
anf benz @ontinente seitorben ober sewirft
baben unb FOLDER. bic ipdtsr in bic 6eimatb
5~uriifsetebrt fino, gu publiSiren. M6ss
man uns sitislt ale Notisen iiber bieie
Wtiliionare einienoen,. samit mir 9leid sur
arbsit i9reiten tOunen. 9slfeu aue, III
bic grbeit lei9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13
G%orreipunocn,.
Gbicaso 3d., 6ebruar 7. 1877.
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Gbicaso 3d., 5ebruar 7. 1877.
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Sc nib sewiB Sbnsn unS BEN wertben
9eiern ibrer Seitung cine Sreuce bsreiten,
mieoer etpas Don benz r2uremburqe
Inter til eung 8erein" DON Gbis
cage 81 uernebmen. @ie aliabrIid, bats
ten mir letten Sonutas, BEN A.. Sebraar,
idbrlibe 0eriammlung unb 8eamtenrrubl.
BET welder @eIesenbsit folsenbe Ssrrn
aIs Ssamte fur bas Sabr 1877 sewitlt
wurben:
Yrdibent Sobn Rartbeiier.
Sice Yrdiibent Sobn 2anier.
Sinans Secretdr Gic Mapratb.
Brototouirenber Setretdr Nic Ssimseu. :.
S9asmeilter MiteI 6eItem.
Waridaa Setter &eiter.
lanter Sonsen fun DO BEEN.
Oas ~uerHohene Sabr par fir uniern
gersin elm erfOlsreidss, inbem uniere
Nitslieoer,abl, 10 wie AUDI unisre &ahe,
bebeuteno susenommen bat. Trosbem
mir bic Summe bon eirca $50 Dollar an
SrantenseIb ausSablten, bIieb uns eiu
reiner lleberi9uB pom $237.4O. Din 3abI
Der MitsIieoer war am Sdlus oes sSabres
81 uno bas SermSsen bes gereins beIduft
ii6 auf $125O.0O. Au1 msdte id bes
merfen bab wir, Iaut @eidlub bss gereins
nd4iten Bfinsit Montas pieoer bic v9sses
burger Shines" ~feie,n, mo MEIER Mlibe
nod Roiteu seideut werbsu, UNI bas 6eit
nod sl~dn5enber 81 MAIDEN. ais in ben beis
ben perhofenen Sabre. Die Ginlabunsem
gu befagtem 6eite weroen ipdter folaen..
Nirnlas 6rintrn Secr.
IN 6birasn babsn unisre 2anbslsute
einen Sefan9uersin inter benz Namen
eurem burger Mdnner Gbor ses
ittftet. Oerfelbe sdblt bersits 25 actipe
Wfitslisber. Sn bieier @o6s wsrSen bic
ysbritunSen beginner, gu weIdem 3wed
bereits Elm ttdtiser 9ebrer ensasirt lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13

Die Irbeiterusrsine in Warieiue baben
In allen weientli9en punttsn bic sr5bte
Mebnlidteit nit uniern rlnterltisunssuer;
einsn nnb Der sroBe &atb iiebt senau benz
9entralbunbe dbnli9. 8ir MAIDEN uniere
eeier Defenders barauf aufmerfiam, wie
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ten weroen. Iu9 bierin 1T cine 2letnli9,
feit smii@en iensn Iereinen unb benz Sens
traluerein in ieinsr iiinsitsn @ntpideluns
gu eonltatiren. MOse Der 9entraluersin
Iih bas merfeu i