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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
Die eieemtlt6e 2tmfgabe oeS

SomrnaIiften befinirt Der Baltimore
.,Oeuti9e Correspondent" 3iemlid trsf:
fenb in fOIsenben Sassn: Der Sourna:
lift (ber elm Gaseblatt rebisirt) bat bic
Aufsabe, in ieinem 8latte glQss, mas id
am uOrbersebsnoem Gage bis gum S9Iu6e
Der &sbattion (ber in reipettablsn YIdttern
ROrsens 3wiiden Is unb is l1br i~tattins
bet) in PoIitit unb 9eben Wi9tisss sreiss
nete, gu ermitteln unb baiIeIbe in Iesbarer
@eiie, reiner uno 70 uisl aIs mosli9, ses
wdbIter Spra9e mitSutbeilen. Oas BIatt
fOa elm treuer Spiesel tir bic greisniIe
bss uOrbersebenben Cages fem, unb Der
ti6tise SOurnaIiif muB ale lesitimsn
SalfsmittsI in ben 0ienit nsbmsn, UNI isis
ner widtisen 9lrbeit 10 uiel aIs mSsIid &c.
re9t gu wsrbsn. gnbli9 mub sr bic pits
tighten Nadridten iadtunbis commsutirsn,
beren Erasweite anbsuten unb iber bic
brennenbsn Gasesfrassn our re9ten 9eit
has rs9te Bort gu iasen uiisn. Der
'eies fanm,: Der 1T in ~unisrsn 2lusen elm
1aIiff BON @ottes @naben. Das
veni@reibsn baubwurmartiser Qeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
Branbenbura.

Das pSdwarse glatt" (WodenbIatt
Der r@ermania") in Berlin idlob bas srite
9aIbiabr ieiner griiten, nit sinem 2lbon.
nentenftanbe pom IL, 454 grsmpIaren ab.
lleber Il 1000 A%bonnsntsn in isds Nonas
ten-bas III aud zines Der Wunber, bic
Der v@ulturtampf" i'm YreuBenIanbe ses
wirft bat! Oas vS9mar3e BIatt" perbient
aber bic rai4e nnb sroBe 8erbreituns, bic
es in san3 Oeuti4lanb sefunben bat, benn
es 1T IN ieber 9inii9t cine tatboIii9s Mu.
t%er3eitun9, a first class paper, bas ieinss
@lei9en iu9t. 5reili9 wirbe IS biersus
lanbe faum 1000 9lbonnenten betommen,
benu es bat Iauter ernite Nrtitsl, tiimmert
f9 nidt UNI Moritbaten", vExcitements"
unb 9iebessef@idten unb brinst tsins Silbe
vStabtneuisfeiten", ME man in Mmerita
ben sewObnli9en StabttIuti4 nsnnt, 70
idreibt unier college Wiuer pon Der
rStimme Der Wabrbeit" uno er bat Ge9t!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06

auanlanen. Die photographer Derieutsen,
uel9e nesen unseblbrliden 2ebensmanbels
Don Der &onturen3 ausseidIofen worben,
perSer perbrannt, besslei9en bic YortrdtS
Oerer, bic ben Nnipri4en Der Surp ni9t
seniisen. Die Sa@e 1T ionft gang i96n,
berubt aber ielbfuerfdnt LID auf S1win:
bel. Oas Miniiterium fir Sfentli4e ars
beiten IN Utaorib bat bod wobl etwas slns
beres gu tbun, als einseianbte Bbotos
srapbien gu mufern unb nod Yaris 3u
i9iden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06

artiteI 1T in ~uniersn susen bur9aus nidi
bic aufgabe zines ti9tisen S~ournaliften,
uenn aud bic 6dbistsit, einen suten Mrti.
tel i9reiben gu %t0nnen, gu ben 9aupterfors
bernihen seb6rt. Gin Mann, Der nur eineu
9eitartitel i@reiben Tam unb ii9 ionit um
bic widtisfen Sntsrefen zines 3sitanssses
oddities ni9t timmsrt, bieielben webe,
tennt, nod uerfebt, mag elm GROCER Staats:
mann, elm berabmter SdriftiteIer, Elm
ti9tiser ,,Stratese", Elm bebeutenber Na'
tionaI. Oetonom fem, elm ti9tissr Sour.
nalif lit er mad ameritanii9en gesriffeu
nod LANCE ni@t. Der SournaIiit muB ei.
ne 5eituns MAIDEN f0nnen, Der 2eitartitel
aber 1T nod LANCE teine 3eituns, er 1T piel.
mebr Oas, mas nur Don Der bo9sebilbe'
ten Minoritdt Der 2eier seiudt wirb. Wis
man BON einem Spernfdnser bret Dinss
uerlanst, mdmIi9: Stimme, Gimme uni
abcrmaIs Stimme, 10 perlanst man Don
elmer suten 3eituns Dor allen Dinsen mid:
tise Na@ri&ten, intereiante Nu9ri9ten
unb wabre Wa4ridten. $50 bisie brei
Oinse febIen, bari Der srsBte Mann bee
eanbes bic 2eitartitel i9reibsn, unb bas
8latt wirb bod auf teinen srinen 3weie
tOmmeu. (llnb no 1T, bIeibt bic Bilbune
bes 0olfes ?-Neb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
Gpanten.

Gin e~urioier S9minbeI gin ipaniides
Sournal 81 gorte be Gaitiaa" brinst bie
@inlabuns su elmer internationalen S40ns
beiten:M usfte0uns nit peri1iebenen 0rei.
fen. 9ln Der &onturrens tann iebe Srau
unb iebes Mdbden BON finf3sbn Bis breiBia
Sabren tbeilnebmen, wel9e ii9 entweoer
ieIbff fur i@On balt, ODER usn ibrsm @emabl
ober Mnbeter fir id6n ertldrt wirb. Die
Nas3ei9nunsen beitsbsn in 81 prdmieu,
100 s~peiten preiien unb 200 ebrenpolen
@rwdbnunsen. Oie SdSnfts Der S9Snem
erbdlt einen Breis uon 20, 900 &ealen unb,
faus He perbeirathet, bic Goilette fir einen
uierbebntdsisen aufentbalt in paris. Die
Oamen, welde 2uit trasen, ii9 nm ben
Yreis 3a beperben, baben meter ni9ts su
tbun, als nit Der poit f%ranfirt smsi pboto.
srapbien ibrer wertben perfon an bas Sci:
niiterium Der Ofientliden arbeitsn CD In
Mabrib bis 81. DECEMBER b. 8. einsuiens
ben. Oie cine Photographic bat bic Biite,
bic Sweite bic Dame i'm Profl unb tn gan:
ser @eitalt gu seisen unb in bsnielben
Name, Stanb unb Wobnort beisufisen.
Die @nti4eibuns Iiest in Der 9anb elmer
aus Serren unb Oamen ausr Nationen
sebilbeten Surp, bersn glusiprud inappeqa.
bel 1T (man iisbt, bas Gomite wsiB, nit
mem es 3u tbun bat) unb wel9e ibrsn Sit
in 9aris bat. Die Breistrdssrin. iopie
bic ibr an S4Onbsit sand4it itsbsnbsn on.
beren iedbis Oamen iinb sebalten, fi9 an
sinem bierfir su beltimmenoen Gage in pa.
ris sinSufinbsn, no ibnsn elm briaantes
6sit seseben werbsn wirb. llnbemitteIte
baben BET Der ginienouns Der Photographic
einfaa gu bemerten, oaB ibnen bic Mussas
ben fir bic Reiie nod unb Der gufentbaIt
in Paris bsi9werIid fallen wirber, %uoraufs
bin bas @omits bas R0tbise uertebrsn wirb.
Die photographer idmmtli9er pramirtsn
werben in einem sei@Ionenen SaaIs in Nas
ris ausseftsIt werben. S9lisBIi9 bsbalt
fi9 bic Surp bas @e@t DOR, aud iol9s
Damsn, weI@e bereits bas brsiBisite Sc.
bensiabr ubsri4ritten baben, gum &Outarie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
q u s a Il b.
Seutf@IanO.
Norbb


llnb bod sibt es stmas unter Der Come.
Die Hesierans Su M Il # er bat erIaubt,
baB cine 9austoIecte gum Bau elmer a t:
tatbolif@en &irde gu Sasen unter
ben &atboItten (unb nur unter biefen)
absebalten werbe. Sifbas ni9t sum0a@enS
-8arsli9 ifarb 3u Sdwerin i'm beiabrten
Ilter elm bOberer Offi3ier, Der unsemein
ipariam selebt unb ftets ben Ginbrud arSBs
ter Oirftisteit sena9t bate. Ni9tsoeifcs
uent9er ftente es ii9 mad ieinem Tobe
beraus, baB Der alte ipariame &rieser fir
la4enoe grben elm SermOssn BON 240,.
600 Wfart 100000 Oouars) suiammenaes
ipart bate, bic er in MSbsl, Stiefeln, S&us
ben nim. perborsen batte.-Sn MpIer:
bed BET 8o@um bate biei er Gage ber
Greeutor, neil anbers ni9ts mebr su pfdn.
ben war, ben auftras, elm @rabbentma]
aut benz &tr9bofe gu pfdnben! Oas bic:
tet" aber benn bod aues bisber Oaqewe:
iene unb wirbe ielbit Bel ben sewiB raub.
iidtisen gebuinen 4rabiens ni1t portion.
men.-Wit &edt tunn man bsbbaIb iasen
gaar Tnb bic grsussn ispsr S&am,-
Nur rauben, isblen, pfdnben
nnb Seilistbhmer i6anben,
Eas pabt aaein in ibren 8ram.
= Ius Bo1um ert0nt nadfebenbe,
8Iaseruf: r@ie es bier In pirtbidaftlide,
Se5iebuns itebt, fam man buraus erieben,
baB bic biefise @uBitablfabrit, welde Be-
reits iber 1000 Nrbeiter entlaiien bat, an
Is. September pisber 200 Mann tinbiate
Die armen 9eute finb meiiiens perbeira.
tibet, uieIe cine LANCE &sibe BON Sabren,
meiitens lo--l2 Sabre, elmer iosar 25
Sabre auf %senanntem 0srte tbdtis uni
fteben u auf einmal brobIos ba. gltt
Meiiter peri9erten, fis we,ben ME BIZ
Scene uerseiien, als bieie 2eute ben Ran.
bisunss3ettel erbieIten. Die meiiien bdt.
ten wortlos, bIei9 wie Der Cob, baseitan'
ben, obne fid .faiIen gu tSnnen. 0ieI.
BON bieien Irmen babsn aablrei9e Sami.
lien, bic meiifen pier, finf is9s unb of
nod mebr Rinber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
Rtnnefota.

General Batter, Der fribere Cur,
uepor General pon Winneiota bat In Der
ugioneer greB" interefante WittbsiIunssn
iiber bic 8otenuerbdltnihe MinneIota's unb
numentli9 iiber ben llmfans Der barin Be:
finbIiden Seen sema9t. gr ueranidlasts
bic gnsabI bieier Seen gu 1000 nit einsm
GIddsninbuIt BON 2,7oO, 900 9der, ober
etwas iibsr 1000 ensIiidel Nuabratmeilen.
OieieIben finb nod ibm swsierIei llriprunss.
Sn benz iibIi@en, mittIeren unb torbusfs
liden Ebeilen bss Staatss iinb es @aFers
beden, bic in a~lterssrauen i3eiten mad unb
mad bur9 bas Sis aussebOblt wurbsn, i'm
norb6itIi9en Ebeil iinb Re in 5oIse uulta,
niider ausbri9e ~enitanben.
Die Dirsctoren Der 5aiiinsss unb
DatOtababu baben beidIOien, bic gabn
pom Glencoe meter weitIi9 Bis CUR @ren3e
bes Staatss 81 bauen. Oas @ert wirb
fOfOrt in Gnsriff senommen, bieiss Sabr
80 WeiIeu unb ra9ites sSabr IS MeiIen
polIenbet.
Die Norb 9aeifie Q bat
bur9 bic beiben tirsIi9 ~er5ffnsten !3wsiss
babnen, bic @lpnboa unb 8rainerb gabu
elm beionberes Sntsrsfe fur ct. Saul ses
wonnen unb ibre Sficen in ct. paul ses
mietbst. Wie cine Orber bes 8iceprdfis
benton pom 22. Ottober bsiast, tommt has
9auptquurtier bes nsu anseitslten Mana.
gers Der Nortbern Paeifc 8abn aud mad
ct. Saul.
Sn BoIt County 1T unsebeure
Na9frase mad Qanb.
Wie &eiienbe unb 9lusenseuseu
beri9ten, 1T felt GINGER 3eit aud bas EbaI
bss &sb Riuers, entIans Der Nortbern Yos
cifcsgabn, Don GniiebIern iiberidwemmt.
Die 40 Miaionen guibeI Wei3en baben
bic WeIt auf ben reiden goben unb bas
bsrrIi@e &Iima aufmertium sema9t, unb
ba mia Elm iebsr Bauer werben.
Minneota baut msbr giienbabnsn
als irsenb Elm anbersr Staat in Der Union ;
nabesu bOppeIt 70 srOB oils in man@sn aus
bsren 2anbestbeiIsn war Der @rtras bss
seernteten Wsiaens per Ider, unb in jeber
anberen 9inii@t alsemeiner WobIfubrt
ftebt Winneiota teinem anberen Staate
mad. Ebutia@en!
Sn ct. @Ioub, Stearus Co., tobt
Der 8abItampf bieies Subr SiemIi9 fart.
Die politit bat aud ba euriois gsttsenois
fen sen.a9t. Sure!
Das 0aserb 8 bss Germ Brown
in BrounsbaIe on Der SibI. Minneiota
Babn brannte am Sonntas gta9t nieber.
girea 1000 guibsI Wsisen purbsn pom
5euer serftOrt.
Den 9OIabieben sebt's in Winnes
iota bed an ben &rasen. Sn elmer sin3i.
gen Sisuns perurtbsilte Der @eri9tsbof
feds FOLDER 5OItbiebe. S9ur3 nimmt's
grnit NIT Der Disbsrei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
8eIQteu.

Der Grbeiterifreif TIM 3ennesau, Ser
anfanss eine sere@tfertiste Beiorsnib ein,
ilSBte fam nunmebr als beenbist anseIebem
werben, inbem bel weitem Der grSBte T6eiI
Der feiernben Nrbeiter, bic Nuslofsteit IFS
res Gbuns einiebenb, bic Nrbsit mieber aufs
senommen bat. Wie % fi@ iest bsraus'
iteIt, betrus bic 3abl Der Streitenben a.
900, unb finb wobI uur Dur@ bas enersil@e
Nuftreten bes Wilitdrs srnitIi9e @ubeif5.
ruasen, gu benen man ft9 isbr ~aufselest
seiste, perbinbert morben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06

Sn Berlin fanb neuIid in msbreren &a:
iernen cine 9ausiu4uns mad f~oeialbemo
tratii4en Dldttern ftatt, unb es ioQsn meb
rere Solbaten, bel benen iolde gldtte,
porsefunben wurben, nit arreit beffraf
woroen iein. 9as Organ Der SosiaIbe,
motraten, bic r8srIinsr Srsie Brefe," be,
merit ba5u: yWenn bas wabr 1T, Tam BIZ
Militdrbeb0rbe balb bic sanse bisfise Gar.
niion IN Mrreif i9iden, benn ieit6em bas
9eien ~unierer 3eituns perboten wurbe, ba.
ben mir cine srobe @n3abI uon neusn MboR.
nenten aewonnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06

benz 8oben beruOrseuadienem Minenfdbte,
ietns beifen Gage seieben unb ma9t ii9 BE.
reits cine iebr bebentIide 94bnabme ber Be.
uSlteruns bemertIi@. 0ieIe @eiddftsleu.
te baben Deabwoob bereits perlafen uni
it@ In Central unb 2eab gitp anssfebeIt
mad ipel4' lesterer Stabt aud bic sesen,
wdrtis tn OeabwOOb befinbIide Gbireu
unb 5snfferfabrit ,,semuut" wsrben iou
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
effeu.

Wenn es irseno cine Ginridtuns sibt,
pel9e bel benz beifiiden 2anbpolt ln,u.
frisbenbeit nit Der liberalsn Mera wadrnft
10 1T es bas Snititut Der 6reis : S1uIin:
ipectoren, wsl9e bas nsus S9ulselet i'm
@rObbersostbum seidaffen. Den Nusen
iener &atesorie BON tbsuer bs3ablten Be.
amten permas man bort um 10 rusnissr elm.
,uieben, ais nirsenb Grii9ts gu entbeden
iinb, bic barauf binweiien, bab es In neues
rer 3eit beSisli@ Der grsisbuns In ben Sf.
fentIi4en Sdulen better ssiporben 1T.
@benio wirb Der untsrri9t In Der Neuseit
ni@t nit llnre@t bemdnseIt. vDis &inber
lsrnen ni&t mebr; le Iernsn aQss idIsdtsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
S6met3.

gu Baben i'm aarsau srIaubte ii9 elm
SoIbat ben i9Ie9ten @is. ben bortisen
Wirtben ansufinbisen, es fdmsn i'm 9aufe
bes Cages 1000 Mann Ginquartiruns, mo.
rauf bic Bidder i9leunisit idmmtli9e
Bidder unb WuriterIaben ~austauften. Mls
er eben NIT Der W~ationaIbabn abreiien
wolIte, faBte i'm bic YoIisei am 2rasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
z mrembnr9er Gazette.

Der Counties gun. 8etrase BON $685.
400 tommen. Wir s~weifeln an Der &i@s
tisteit Der lnsaben, benn irren mir ni@t,
bat Wilwautes auein u,ebr S9ulben oils
Der aanae Staat.
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Grab Her! Grab Her.
From the Peoria Democrat.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
AN INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT.

HE WILL TAKE NO ACTION IN LOUISIANA UNLESS
FORCED TO-Hrs VIEW THE SOUTH CAROLINA
CAsE-GOv. CHAMBERLAIN CANNOT SUSTAIN
HIMSELF UNLESS HE CAN COLLECT THE TAXES.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S-The President said to-
night that it was extremely doubtful whether he
would do anything more during the next two weeks
than simply preserve the peace in Louisiana,
although he added that under certain contingencies
he might be compelled to grant Executive recog-
milton. OF course, in that case-the Returning
Board of the State of Louisiana having declared
Gov. Packard elected, and their action having been
recognized by the Electoral Tribunal in the contest
over the electoral vote of Lousiana-there could
be but course, and that would be to
recognize Gov. Packard. He believed, however,
that the Packard Government could only be
sustained by the presence of troops, and that as
only two weeks of his administration remained, he
would hardly be justified IN taking action since his
successor mi gt not entertain the same views as he
holds in regard 10 the of the army in support OF
the State authority. In that event his action would
be placed in very unpleasant light. Besides when
he recognized the Kellogg Government four years
ago, he received no support from a Republican Con-
greSs, the place where he had the most right to ex-
pect it. For these reasons and to prevent any en-
barrassment to himself his successor he will take
no action until it is forced upon him.
In speaking Of the political status of South Caro-
lima and Louisiana, the President said that the cases
were very dissmilar and could hardly be treated
under one general line of action In South Carolina
the contest had assumed such a phase that the
whole army of the United states would be made
quate to enforce the authority of Gov. Chamberlain
The people of that State had resolved not TO resort
to violence, but adopted mode of resistance much
more formidable and effective than armed demon
straon. They have refused to pay their state taxes
to Gov Chamberlain and it would be useless to sell
ont their property, as one would buy IT,
Unless Gov. Chamberlain could compel the collec-
ton of taxes il would be utterly useless for HIM TO
expect to maintain his authority for any length OF
time. This state of affairs must inevitably result
in the abandonment of all efforts by Gov. Chamber
lain 10 maintain himself in the exercise OF the gu
bcrnatoral functions Of the State Of South Caro-
lima. la regard to Louisiana, the President Will
not undertake to decide between Packard and
Nichols unless he Is compelled to do. 50 III con,'-
0uence of some open demonstration against the
peace of the State In closing his remarks the
President said that he did not wish to be understood
a. having decided not to act in the Louisiana case