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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-30
PALMER'S POINTS
Made BEFORE THE POTTER COM
MITTEE.

Story Of His Visit to New Orleans Efforts
TO Induce Wells and Anderson to Fill the
Vacancy in the Returning Board--Also to
Induce the Republican Visiting Statesmen
to Unite With the Democrats in Securing
Fair Count--Ihe Eliza Pinkston Tragedy
and Gov. Kel1ogg--Adjournmen of the
Committee.
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Yellow Fever IN New dreams,

New ORLEANS, July 29.-In answer to letter
from Collector Smith asking for information
on the subject, President Choofon, of the
board of health, says yellow fever exists at the
present time in New Orleans to such an extent
that it would not be proper to issue clear bills
of health to vessels leaving this port The
board of health reports to noon show total
cases of yellow fever, 80; deaths. 80.
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Dangerous Counterfeit a float.

WASHINGTON, July ga very dangerous 81
on the Pittsfeld National bank,
Pittsfeld, Mass, has just been discovered by
the national bank redemption division of the
treasury department. 1t is evidently made
from the plate the recent 81 counter
felt, but Is better printed. The numbering is
excellent. All the notes of this issue will be
Withdrawn from circulation as rapidly as pos
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men of David A. Gage, ex-city treasurer. who
defaulted in large amount to the CITY in
1874. OF the remainder, 5000 is secured by
mortgage on McVicker's theatre, and all the
rest is variously secured, with the exception of
$4,000 or 5000. He owes 100000 to Mrs. Nc
Wicker, and s35, GOO to various Eastern parties.
At present the theatre will be run as heretofore
by Mr.. McVicker, and all contracts which have
been made with dramatic troupes will be car
rie6 ont
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Heavy Failures at Cleveland. o.

CLEVELAND, O.. July 29.-The Union iron
works company made an assignment to-day to
Jno. Nj. Henderson, attorney. Liabilities
52l5,000; assets 100000. This company en-
ployed one thousand men and had extensive
mills in the Eighteenth ward. The immediate
cause of the failure the inability of some
of their heaviest debtors to meet paper due. y.
A. Brooks & Son, one of the oldest crockery
and glass ware firms of this city, assigned to
Jno. a. Vincent, Esq. Liabilities S60,O0o; as
sets SI5 600.
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The National Game.

The past week. with its one defeat for the
Bostons and two for the Chicagos has again
given the first named club a decided lead for
the Championship. Cincinnati still stands
thlrd, While Providence has changed from fifth
to fourth place. Milwaukee, though still at
the foot, is showing better play, but the i'm
provement comes too late to materially affect
their position in the race. The following table
shows the standing of the clubs:
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THE LIBERAL PROTEST.
H.ARTINGTON,s RESOLUTIONS IN THE
COMMONS.

Beaconsfield's Policy Severely Denounced
Russia Given More than Originally De-
mandcd, While England Has Incurred
Increased ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Feel
ing that the Prerogative of the Crown
Should be Observation-Disclosures
Taken to Task for His Attack on Glad
stone--A' strians Enter Bosnia---The
Porte Ratifies the Berlin Treaty.
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Great Achteren,ent By state Fusr Attra
BOLD BORDERERs.
The Mexican Greasers Organizing to Meet
MacKenzie's Raid rs.

MacKenzie's Raid rs.
New ORLEANS. La, July pa Galveston
Ne1ps special from Antonio says: Official in
formation from the border says the Mexican
government is organizing the inhabitants, both
Indian and Mexicans, into companies to ope1-
ate against the Americans The most notorious
characters on the border hold commissions
from the Mexican government. Orioles, no.
torious raider, is in command of a
company at the new town on the Mexican
side above Pedras Negras. Kickapoo
Indians have been enrolled to defend the town
of Serragossa against Mckenzie should he follow
raiders across the Rio Grande to that place.
There is almost cessation of friendly rela-
ton between American and Mexican officers.
The Parents. a Mexican paper at Pedras Ne
gras. announces that Col. Nuncio has an ample
force to destroy tt Grengos. There has been
no modification of orders given regarding fol-
lowing raids into Mexico.
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Died of Yellow Fever.

New ORLEANS, La, July 29.-Chas. F. Brown
superintendent of Jones' ice factory, died OF
yellow fever. Franklin, Louisiana, Port Glib.
son, Miss, and other villages have established
a quarantine against New Orleans.
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An Outbreak in Lower California.

SAN Francisco, July pa San Diego dis
patch says: telegram from Campo last night
says runner has arrived from Lower Califor-
MIA with news that Pedro Badillo had attacked
the officials at San Rafael, killing one soldier
and wounding another, and that the whole
frontier was up in arms
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Strait Canning Home.

GREEN BRIER, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. July
29.-The military commission adjourned this
incoming to meet at New York. November 18th.
The main feature of the bill agreed upon Thus
far, relates more to discipline and recruitment
of the army than to its organization.
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HELENA, Montana, July 29.-Lieut Wallace
overlook and fought the Indians who commit
ted the recent murders at the mouth f Bea,
and Rock creeks, on the North Fork If the
Clearwater, Sunday, July 2lst. killing six and
wounding three. Among the killed was Taba.
bor their chief. They also killed twenty-three
head OF their stock and capt red thirty one In.
dams, consisting of seventeen bucks and two
squaws. Lieut.. Wallace's party numbered
thirteen soldiers and two citizens No casual.
ties on our side except the wounding of a few
horses. The fight lasted two hours.
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SHIFTS for Iibel

CINCINNATI, July 29.--Dr. VIM. J. sneid, of
Nashville, entered suits in the United States
courts here to-day, against the Cincinnati En-
q,ti'e, for 800, On0 and against the Commercial
for $4,000 damages for alleged libel in pub
fishing an article stating that Sneid eloped with
the wife of citizen of Nashville.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
The New York Central railroad Sleeping
Car Abduction and Outrage Confirmed
Suicide OF Prominent Citizen of Peoria
Illinois
The OUTRAGE CONFIRMED.

AhoNlDhNGE, n. l., July lS.-lne 6dHetlh
this morning prints the following: We are
sorry to hear from gentleman acquainted
with the circumstances that the report of 9
cruel outrage upon highly respectable Boston
| lady, who was travelling on the New York Cen
trail railroad, is true in all material circum-
stances. Utica dispatch attempts to dis
credit the story, but there is no doubt of the
facts.
LIVERY STABLE BURNED.
TOLEDO. July 29.-The extensive livery sta
BILE of Cox, Davis q Yoeger burned this morn.
ing. The stock and most of the contents OF
the building We're saved. Loss $1,000; fully
insured in the West Chester of New York,
Home of Columbus, the Insurance Company
OF North America, Commonwealth of Boston
Pennsylvania Fire and Royal of Liverpool.
KILLED IN FREE FIGHT.
CINCINNATI, July 29.-Wm. Barron, a Cincin.
natl excursionist, had his skull crushed result
Ing in instant death, during free fight at
Nicholasville. KY, yesterday, between negroes
and party of Irishmen.
DEFAULTED AND ABscoNDED
CHICAGO, July 29.-John Johnston, member
OF the board of trade and business agent foi
his cousin. a Mrs. Wilkins, has left the city
suddenly, being in debt to Mrs. Wilkins to the
amount Of $4,000 or $4,000. He leaves a
letter acknowledg ing his unfaithfulness to the
trust reposed in him, charging his downfall to
reckless speculations and promising in the
course OF time to make good his deficiency.
INDIAN DESPERATE ASsAssINAyED.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-United States Indian
agent at Lempi, Idaho, writes the commits.
sloner OF Indian affairs announcing the MUIR
der by two or more Indians. belonging to
Lempi agency, of Bannock John, an old
Indian, well known in that section as a
desperate. Itappears Bannocs John murdered
white man a few days ago on Camos Prairie,
and the Indians feared retaliation On the part
of the whites. The news reached one of the
Indian camps that ten of their number were
murdered by whites in Round Valley while
hunting. After hearing of this slaughter
blame was laid on Bannock John, and a few of
the Indians formed a conspiracy for his assas-
slnatlon, which was successfully carried ont.
SUICIDE BY DROWNING.
PEORIA, July 29.-While in a state of tempo
rary alteration produced by business troubles.
+. w. Bachman, an extensive dealer in toys.
notions, books and stationery, and resident
OF Peoria for eighteen years, drowned himself
In the river last night. He was 4e years old,
and leaves wife and five children.
MURDERED BY REGULATORS.
LOUISVILLE, July Saturday night a band
OF so-called regulators of Robertson county,
thirty in number, visited the house of John
Dayton q respectable farmer, and killed him,
They also burned the house of the town
marshal of Mount Olive.
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j. II. Mcvicker Goe. into Bankruntcv

CHICAGO, July 29.-J. Il. Mcvicker. for many
years proprietor of McVicker's threatre, and
well known in the dramatic world, fled vol
untary petition in bankruptcy to-day. Liabil-
tiles $650,000. OF this amount half a million
is judgment against him as one of the bonds
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Taking OFF lower River Boats.

ST. LOUIS, July 2s.-In consequence of the
yello fever in New Orleans and the establish
ment of quarantine at most of the ports below
Cairo, Captain Scudder announces that the An
Choir line will send out but one boat per week
till further notice.
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Yellow Fever Quarantine

New ORLEANS, July 29.-The Galveston board
OF healtf to-day decided to quarantine both by
land and sea hereafter. All incoming trains
will be 'arded at the Highland station, and
persons from infected ports will be detained.
The steamship Harlan, of the Morgan line, with
freight from New Orleans, was not permitted
to pass the quarantine station, and returned to
Morgan city without discharging. The city is
clean and healthy, and the author tics are carry
ing out extensive sanitary measures
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EIInala EiOater

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 29.-The body of an
unknown woman was found floating in the
river to-day. On the Left hand was O plain
gold ring marked Il. V. A.
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Warmer and Clear.

WASHINGTON, July 30.-Indications for the
upper Mississippi and lower Missouri, warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather; winds westerly
and seutherly, stationary or falling barometer.
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Will Stand the Racket.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. July 29.-William Hart
man telegraphs the Journal from Liverpool
that he accepts the nomination for Congress
rendered by the first district Republicans. He
will return in the latter part of August.
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aIovements Of ocean steamshin,

LONDON, July 29.-stelmshiEs Sandman.
Montreal, Honsa Mas, State of Georgia,
Devan, and Alsatiany arrived out.
NEW YORK. Jul, 29.-Arrived, steamships
Devonis, Glasgow, and The Qneen. Liverpool.
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Advanc. in Fourth Glass Freights,

CHICAGO, July 29.-Ihe general freight agents
to-day raised the rate on fourth class freight
from Chicago to New York to 20 cents per loo
pounds
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WASHINGTON, July 29.-It has been practic-
ally decided by the third district Postmaster
General Hazen to extend the registry system
to third class mail matter. The change will go
into effect about October LIST.
Subscriptions to the four per cent. loan to-
day 81 .655. 600.
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Illness of Miss Garland. the Actres

Especial Telegram to the Globe
WINoNA, July 29.-Miss Garland, the actress,
is severely i'll here, causing the Murray troupe
to suspend operations.
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Ihe following recapitulatlon shows in the
last column the percentage of games won to
games played by each club in the arena:
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DISSATISFIED.

LONDON, July 3O.-A dispatch reports the
Montenegrins dissatisfied with the decisions
of the congress-, and that 8, 900 have joined the
Herzegovinian insurgents.
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DALLAS, Tex, July 29.-Observations OF the
solar eclipse we're generally successful. Thin
clouds inteEferel somewhat with all observa-
tions till rc4r the time of the last contact
The following observations are furnished by
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LOUISVILLE, July 29.-Saturday night band
of so-called regulators of Robertson county,
thirty in number, visited the house of John
Dayton, q respectable farmer, and killed him.
They also burned the house of the town
marsha! of Mount Olive
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-24
@dtung inr &aigoiifem
Sir Stimmc pes perif. Yius IN.

Sn uniern Easen idsint bic YOriebuns
Der tatboliiden 8reie cine ~beioneere Wtii:
fon seseben gu buben. an tbr 1T ss, bic
grunbidse Der Srbnuns unb bes 9laus
bens bort, mo bieielben berri4en, gu bepabs
rem unp ie ba gu uerbreitsn, no 9ottlos
Hsteit unb cine talte @lei9siItisteit bies
ielbsn IN @ersehenbeit seratben IieBen. =
Btus TX. in einem S9reiben pon 1851.
@ir eriu9en sic ~initdnbisif allen benen
NIT eurem suten Wilen unb eurer @unit
betsuiteben, bic NIT @eiit besabt unb nit
~qenisenber &enntniB ausseriitet, ii9 an
Ste arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eituns
gen CUR @ertbeibisuns unb 8erbreituns Der
fatboIiiden 9ebre uerOfentIi9en. = Gncps
eltca Yius TX.
9aBt Nidts unueriu9t, wobur4 uniere
bsiliss &elision unb ibre beiliame 9ebre in
Ben 9ereisiSten Staaten meter perbreitei
perben t6nnen, banit ~uerirrte Waneere,
auf ben re9tsn 8fab suriidseleitet werber
ut5ssn.- S9reiben Bius TX. on bic Si:
fh5fe Der 9. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-24
Cute N6tbe.

Tolsenbs sutsn &dtbe slbt elmer uniersr
9orreiponbenten ieinen a%rbeitenben Vrls
bern uno S9weitern.
rWir wlien aus grfabruns, baB msnis
bemitteIte, ia arme 0eute nit sep6bnli9er
&raft, 9eiunbbeit, @rbsitiamteit unb ionit
u%erninftisen &niidten. iid bur9 lusbausr
elm bebasIi9es 2eben iidern unb fibren u.
babel nod cine 9eimatb srinben unb cine
6amiIie ertieben t0nnen. Oasielbe Tam
aber ni9t nit 6auaenSsn, S5nupstrinten.
&leioerpra4t u. ~, b. 3. I'M ausemeineH
nidt nit ueri4uenberii9er %9ebensueiie u.
Natldiisteit setban weroen.
@rbeitenber Bruber uno Sdweifer!
@eiebt mir molten nsue Saiten aufsieben
mir iiberieben es, pie unier Na9bar ii1
trdst unb Iebt: mir probiren cine eisene
Gra9t; mir taufen sutes traftises 3eus
fir uniere 6inber uno laien ie basielbe
ielbit unb einfad MAIDEN; &lsiber werben
baburd itdrfer unb biaiser, ba fe ni9t 10
uieI tbeueres 3eus, wenis 3wirn uno ars
belt erforbern. Bir taufen uns quite itarte
Stoiis gu Soisn, R6dsn u. . ~, u. unisre
Grausn MAIDEN bieieIben. Damn uoIen
mir feline S9uIoen MAIDEN. 8ir Iebeu
einfa@ unb mdBis unb fnb babel seiunb
unb trdftis. Bir arbeiten, mas mir ims
mer finben %t0nnen mir iberIesen, ME mir
uns biais cine Seimatb sriinoen %tOnnen,
penn bies ni9t m0sIi9 in Der Stabt, seben
mir mutbis unb nader binaus uHb nebmen
cine 9eimitdtte pom 0fientli9en 9anb, bic
toiiet Ni9ts, fe 1T fret. Gauienbe baben
es Dor Dir setban, warum ioaf Ou es
ni9t t0nnen2 Sin gis9en 8iusnstraft
unb Nusbauer unb Ou weiBt, mo Ou 3u
9auie biit!"
60 melt infer Correspondent. Die
&dtbe ftnb probat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-24

auf3ub0ren pIest (9aoab 8sbifsr, Vol. 2,
9onoon 1900, p. 1917 uno boB bic Wais
iertrdser. wie 0olnep ausbridlt9 bies BON
Cairo eradblt, pslde uon benz frii9en Wai:
fer, welbes lie in lebernen S9ldu9en auf
benz &iden trasen, beitdnbis burdndBt
finb, niemaIs pon Der Yeit ersrifien werhen.
Sieaeidt, buB cine abii9tIid bsuirtte, tur,:
bauernoe usberidwemmung Der StraBen
elmer Stabt gu ben uorsiislt9fen aussm.is
pen 9ortebrunsen sebHrte, Der Pea GinbaIt
Al tbun. Sbon Der Woiaiide Nusiprub
%. 4, s. 81: vGUes, mas ni9t 6susr lei
oct, iOat ibr bur4's 8aier sebeu Iaien, "
melt babin.
I'm iib uor Der Inftetuns 3u bitten, iast
Sartbolop { Sartbolbp, 8ruaitife ,ur nd
bsren RenntniB oes beutisen 9ris9snIanbs
50. l, 1905, 3. 9s), Der ii1 Idnssre iSsit
in Der Gagfei aufsebaIten bat: es sebe feline
anbere art BON 9ortebruns sesen bic Ysit:
aniteduns, ais oas man ii9 Dor unmittel'
barer Beribruns frember Ysrionen bite,
mad Bariiet aber: nur bur1 bic 6ludt,
unb no bieie nidt itattfinben tam, psrmin:
bert man Die 8efabr baourd, baB mar nit
duBeriter WdBistsit Iebt.
9eiiter empfiebIt Bel bsrriasnben psitar:
tisen &rantbeiten 0enieniser, uelde iia
ni9t %iioIiren unb ben llmsans nit &ranten
hisbeu t6nnen, ME ben Iersten, foIsenbs
einfa9enS 9utmittel: l.llae i9uddenben
Ginfiiie, ',obin au9 MbsrIaisn, Yursir:
mitteI uno 6Ontaneuen ssbOren, aIs i6db:
LID gu meioen. 2 Wutb ,u baben. 8.
gfidt ni@tern su seben, ionoern uorbet
Broo nit Butter gu eiien uno ipaniiden
Wein III trinten. 4. Den Speidel ni6i
gu ueridlufen. 5. Den Wunb nit gilia
aussuipilen unb bic Sdnoe bamit gu
maiden. 6. &eselmdBis gu Ieben. ne quid
minis. Z. Bei ibIem @,ru9e etnen
S4wamm nit @iis unr bic ltaie gu bal:
ten. 8. Weit S4wefel ober giiis su rdu:
4ern. Il. Hester, Inst. chirur. Amster.
1889, p. $685. Sd fiuoe nidt, but
Neas;e etroa5 InoersS OOsr S.iaes anSd.
ben.
&noblaud, in Wense ssssiisn, iou DO,
gsftanitetuns i4isen. Die @rieden iaber
NHpoluuW, SUteoelH, VSetHe'l9, uHo DC
ionSers Sranntwein oils S4usmitteI seser
bic Peit an.
Oils S4usmitteI Der Peit, bic unter BEN
Namen bes i4war5en CODES i'm Sabre l34s
iiber gang europa berridte, sibt Boccucit
in ieinem Oeeamerone foIseuoen &atb:
yBenn man mad SersensIuit trinte uni
fr0blid Jet, wenn man ii9 ersOse, iins'
uno i9er3e. uno iiber aues, mas uortommt
la4e unb ipaBe, 10 brau9e man bas beit'
9eilmitteI fir elm 10 sroBes ltebeI."
Wutb gu baben, bic 9efabr ni9t gu adj
ten, lbr gum Gros gu Iebeu, bat ii9 aud
in Der GboIera ais bas 9anpti9utmitteI CT
wieien, auf oas am gnoe ale &esierunser
unb &esierte Suriiftommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-24

Sol9enbsn Qufruf, Der fur ii1 ielbi
ipridt, fnbsn mir I'M r8atb. 8o4enbIatt"
bon Chicago:
gn ben adtb. praiibsntsn unb bic MitsIie:
Der bes beuti9en. r0mif9;tatboIii9en
Central Vereinsl
Der beuti9s, r6mii1: tatholii9e llnters
iiisunssusrein unter 4nrufuns bes 81.
Yincens Don PauI bat in ieiner uierteIidbr:
Ii4sn Notwithstanding am Is. Sep
TENDER 1878 bei9lofen, semdB beuI an bic
&atboIiten Der Der. Staaten e~rSanSenen
Nufruf 800 aus isiner 8ahe gum geiten
Der pom selbsn 6isbsr beimseiudten BE:
~obner msbrerer iibIi6er Staaten gu be'
wiui9en.
6srnsr wurSe bei9loien: I'M 9lnbIid
auf ben eblen 0etteifer, Der i9 auentbal:
ben unter ben psridiebeniten OrsaniiatiO'
men bieies 9anbes tunbsibt, ben ebrenpouen
Namen oes beuti9en, romild'fatbolilden
9entraIusrsins aud BEL Sieier @elesenbeit
our @sItuns gu brinsen unb baber ben adtb.
PrGfbenten, Serrn Seinri4 Spaunborit,
gu eriuden, an idmmtIi6e 3weis : Vereine
einen aufruf ~ e%rIaiien, gu benz beiasten
3uets bsiSuiieuern uno ibre 9isbessaben
benz S9atmeliter bes Gentraluerelns 3ur
u ,bermittsluus sinsulenben. Der Sdas:
meiitsr fol- mad abidIuB Der Sammluns
dber bas grsebniB einen usfibrliden Be:
ridt in idmmtliden bentiden, tatbol. 3ei'
tungen Der Union per0fenlliden.
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ter unb alien Sdweifern elm bersli4es 2ebe

ter unb anen Sdweifern elm berslides 9ebe.
pobl su. Dort i'm 6immel wolen mir
redt fur bic 9interbliebenen beten."
llno pie bic S9weitern, 10 bic Prieiter.
Der 8rea9er fiebt, Der Brieffer
blsibt. 9obe SaIdre sablt man ben Germ
nit ben sIatten 3unsen unb ben sei9mei
bieen &iden, ie lebeu wobluerieben nit
bes 0eibes Notbourft in alien Comfort.
2lbsr psnn Die Seude tOm.st, idlinst ibs
ncn bic Iisbsnbe 9attin bic Irme umt ben
gals, tie bitteno unb toienb gu fieben.
llnb er fliebt nit 6rau uno Rinb norbpdrts,
melt, melt meg Gin 9irte ieinsr Sdaafe
NAT er nidt. Gs nal bios ibr 9rebiser.
llnb mas brau1t ver" su prebisen, penn
Soft Der aumddtise ielbit feline idredIide
preoist bdIt.
0asesen Der 9rieiter, Der tatboliide
9rieiier, er lit Der 9irte. Der bic Sserbs
meibst, ie bewadt in Notb unb @efabr; ;
msift islbit elm Arner, III er bod Der gater
Der grnteu, Der ErOfer Der 8etribten, Der
Setter in bet Notb. Gr fiebt nidt, wenn
bic Seu@e bsreinbri9t, wenn Der iduar,e
unb sel5e Cob feline S9aafe binrafft.
Damn tritt er in ieiner sansen @lorie auf ;
er bilft 9luen, 1T Bel Aaen, itdrtt aue,
trDtet slae. iorst fir aue, ipenbet alen
bic letten WitteI hes Seiles unb Tam er
nidt mebr, Iest er ii9 bin unb iiirbt. aber
ebe er bic alusen subriidt, iorst er bafir.
baB ieine !Seeree einen anbern 5irten er:
battle. limb er tommt, Der anbere 9irte u.
bat Der 8iidof teinen Steluertrster msbr,
gut, 10 ssbt er ober iein 9sneral 9itar
ieIbit. Sterben bsibe; aud gut. 8ie bic
8rieier freubis uuf benz 6eloe Der garm:
berSistsit ibr 9sben fir ibre Seerbe hinge
ben, 10 sibt es aud Der Sii4uf unD fem
8itar bin, fe inb Der Rrone bes 9immeIs
uub Der ewisen SseIisteit fiber. Oas iint
bic @eaenidse 3wiiden q cid unb u M.
swii9en Yrebis ct uno 9riefer, BIZ
aud ben llnsIdubisiten Der llnsIdubiser
Bel iolden Seiten in bic ausen iprinser
mullen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-24
3unt Capitol Der WuGer ais
Vorarbeiter Der SocialsDe.
mofrQtte
5u ermarter

idreibt man benz vWain,er SournaI":
rSn teiner @ssenb bes @roBber,oas
tbums Sablt bic Socialbsmotratie 10 piele
Nnbdnser, ais in ben Orten bss beiii9sn
Mainsaues. Was gum sroBen Gbsile bteie
Gbatiade BARN ibren @runb baben, baB
aus fait alien ISrfern bieier @esenb cine
nidt serinss 9lnSabI gepobner in benSabris
Ten Ofenbuds arbeitet, 10 uurselt bieislbe
bod aud III nod anberen rmitdnbeu,
oenn Der SociaIismus bat in unieren @es
meinben ni9t aQein untsr ben 6abritarbeis
tern, ionbern aud unter ben Sanbwertern,
0anbarbeitern unb gauersleuten piele unb
eifrise @u5dnser. @insr Der Sauptporar,
better fur bic Socialbemotratie 1T Der Wus
der. &aum in elmer anberen @esenb wirb
oerielbe wobl 10 fred betrieben als In Der
unierisen. ginise @emsinben iinb In SoIse
oeiielben in ibrem finansiellen Beitanb BETS
nabe sdnSIid r%uinirt. Sod bieier Gage
borte id pom einem Beamten,. Der ben
Sa4uerbalt seuau tennt, baB, wsnn es
nod 3ebn Sabre 10 fOrtsebe, Der Pauperiss
mus alsemein berridenb ieiu werbe. @es
bort es ia nidt mebr Su ben Seltenbeiten,
oaB bel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uon einis
gen bunbert Wart Der 4eibsr benz Du9erer
loo, 200, ia wie es neuerbinss in einsm
SeIisenitaot benadbarten Orts uorsstoms
men III, 800 Wart iber bic seliebene
Snmlue binaus ais S9ulb quittirsn mub.
DAP BET 10 unueri9dmt a%usssbeutsten ar
men 0euten ioeialbemotratiide Sheen BON
IufbeHeruns Der ~ioeiaIsn Gage u. (. 10.
lei4ten @insans finben. liest am Gage.
Ni9t minber ertldrIi9 absr III IS au9, 6aB
Die wu9ernben 4uSbeutsr bsseiiterte Mns
Danger bes Observation-Disclosures 1nb, Der
oas Wudsrseies aufsebobsn uno Der Muss
beutuns bes Bottles Gbir uno Ebor seSffs
net bat. Oas 8erbot, bic ausenblidli9e
Notb bes @elbbeOirftissn bur9 @uder
Su miBbrauden, baIten mir fir elm sr6Bes
res @eseasiit sesen bic ausbreituns bes
Socialismus, ais bic game Socialiitens
portage, iiber bic bemnddt Der &ei9s.as
gu beratben BADEN wirb."