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belief Is said 10 prevail that Austria has no
hing substantial 10 gain by either peace or
war, because Hungary would resent the annex
alton of the Slav countries, hut that action
would be forced on the monarchy il the Rus
slams attempt 10 disarm or occupy Roumania.
Drifting 60 War.
Pro Russian advices from Constantinople
say thar the situation is strained 20 the ut
depressed, and that the impression prevails
that affairs are surely drifting 10 war.
Gen. T0dIebeu I'm Command.
LONDON, April ia special dispatch 10 the
Times from Vienna SAYS: News has reached
here that the Grand Duke Nicholas returns
10 81. Petersburg and that Gen. Todleben goes
10 san Stefano To assume the chief command.
This is considered a conciiatoTy step
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FLIGHT OF A BOSTON LoTHARIo.-Frank X.
Saville, boOkkeeper for Jordon. Ioyett IL Co
insurance agents, Boston, is alleged to Ia We
absconded with 5000 OF the firms money. He
was accompanied by female companion and
eft behind him wife and three children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-16
NATTANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
IN FOR THE HAIR

Restores gray or faded hair 20 its original color
and youthful appearance in three TO ten days, re-
moves dandruf, and prevents the hair falling.
With . constantly Increasing sale for the pas.
eight years, We feel satisfied can recommend it.
It has the advantages over all other preparations
Of this character Of
First, being warranted entirely harmless.
Second, no sediment or other extraneous mSs.ar
creating more or less dirt upon the scalp to shake
up before using.
Third, does not stain linen or the finger nails.
A trial will convince.
Put up In large bottles. Price One Dollar.
For sale 1T
Corner Cd and ID SITS. n.,r.,
marlS-tr and corner 18th and 10,
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GEN. TodIebeu i'm Command
Fire

CINCINNATI. April l6.-The large picture
frame establishment of A. J. Moore, on Broad
way, near Sth street, was burned at late
hour last night. The loss is s70,010, fully in
Sured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-16
COUGH LOZENGEs.

There is unquestIonably no remedy so certain in
It's effects. ASTHMA, WINTEk COUGH, IN
ClPlENT con SUMPTION. and all disorders of
Ihe THROAT and LUN GS alike yield TO Its infu-
Shce The highest medical testimony states THAT no
Detter cure for these complaints exists, which has
Deen proved by considerably over half a century 8
experience They are sold by AL Chemists. Fifty
SsntsPer box. E. FOU6ERA s. CO., New York,
Special Agents noy2O-t Z III : 5gu
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WESTERN CREAMERY,
AND
FRESH NEW YORK BUTTER,
GEO. NJ. OYSTER CO.,
n23-1m Center, Northern, and Eastern markets
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DONDs AND STOCKS.

United States Bonds OF all kinds;
District Of Columbia Bonds of various issues:
Washington and Georgetown Quarterly Stock;
Municipal and Railroad Bonds and Stocks, bOugh
and sold by LEWIS JOHNSON & Co, Bankers,
mar16-tr 10th ST. and Penna. avenue.
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LEATHER TRUNK

S's' LEATHER TRUNK
WITH CANVAS COVER.
BECKER'S
HARNESS AND TRUNK FACTORY,
COrcOran Building, opp. U. b. Treasury.
TRUN NKS called for, repaired and covered at ex-
tTemely low prices.
SIS See our SIS HARNESS, Gold, Nickel or
Rubber ap5-tr
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On ACCOUNT OF THE FREorrNr Occ,,,
RENEE of mail robberiess in Texas. the sinner
intendent of mail service asks the Departments
that arms be issued to the postal EMPLOYEES i'm
that state. The department will REQUEST the
secretary Of War to make the issue asked for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-16

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
today, were Senator Cameron, and Represen-
tatiyes Dwight, Douglass. Hanna, Evans,
lnd = Robinson. CMaSs:), Mckinley, Patter-
son, (COlOradOl, and Watson.
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A CONGRESSMAN'S SKULL FRACTURED.-
Congressman Ellsworth who is visiting his
home, at Greenville. Michigan. was assaulted
yesterday morning by j. j. Shearer. Il neigh
Dor, and terribly beaten. The external p!a'e
of the frontal bone over his left eye is fractur-
ed, and his condition is critical.
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Mr.. Wheeler's Statement.
The Explosion Not Unexpected.

Mrs. Morse, the mother of Mrs. Tilton: Mr.
Tracey, of counsel, and also Sam. Morris were
nOn-commlttal. Several prominent persons
on being interviewed said that this explosion
was looked for. One gentleman said Mrs. Til
ton had received money and aid from her huS
band lately, and that he had made arrange
mentS Tor her board at Warwick, Orange
county, \. Y. when Mrs. Tilton gave him a
personal interview said he. ..She was LOST .
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the vote was recOnSidered he would move to
rec0mmit the bill to the District committee.
The House did reconsider its vote, and by
BILL '''0
What seemed to defeat the bill was the prop-
erty qualification imposed on the council.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the tour per cent. loan to-
day amounted to $ll7.OOO
THE RELEASED INDIAN PRIsoNERs.-The
Indian Office is informed by telegraph from
Baltimore that SO of the st. Augustine Indian
prisoners left that city to-day for the west.
TWenty-three will remain east and be put to
school.
SENATOR BLAINE "went for' Mr.. Wright,
one of the correspondents of the Boston Jour.
nal, o. this afternSen for his reported collo4uy
Gould. He charged that the correspondent,
finding the cOllOquy had been fabricated, tel
5aaf Se ehS nad habit
the official reporters testified that the Record
had not been changed.
INVESTIGATING THE ORGANIZATION OF THE
Posi- OFFICE Observation-Disclosures
j. n. Williams, who is investigating the OF
ganiZation of the Post Office department. has
finished with the division of First Assistant
work in Second Assistant Postmaster Gener.
al Brady'S and Third Assistant HaZen's diviS-
ions. He finds that instead of the force being
open 10 TeQuctlOn WITHOUT QeIrlment 10 the
service, that it ought to be increased, and the
committee on expenditures i'm the Post ONCE
department will recommend an increase.
THE CABINET AND THE FINANCEs.-The
Cabinet meeting to-day lasted for nearly two
hours. There was lengthy discussion on the
financial question. Secretary Sherman gave
detailed account Of his visit to New York,
and his successful placing of fifty millions of
the AZ per cent. loan. This action was heart
lily endorsed by the rest of the Cabinet. The
Secretary also stated that there was nothing
to interfere with resumption on the date fixed
by law. This opinion was also c0ncurred i'm
by the other Cabinet officers.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE DENIALs that Chair
man Glovers smelling committee has caught
in its net ex-Deputy Sergeant-at-A Dono-
van in connection with expenditures of the
money incidental to the expenses of the
Louisiana investigating committee, the fact
is that an investigation by the committee has
developed a crooked expenditure That is
Chairman Glover has SO stated, and as late
as saturday last 1t Is susceptible of proof
that he SO stated, and if Donavan feels ag.
grleved, Chairman Glover is the party from
whom he should seek satisfaction, If he feels
that he needs any.
@Mr. E. P. Beehm. one of Seth Green's
assistants, says that no fish should be eaten
without first being skinned, and that salts
factory cross has been made between the
brook trout and the G alifornia salmon.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-18

1t is generally supposed that the Re.
publican State Conyention which as.
sembles in Eureka to-day will be by far
the fiveliest political gathering ever
held in the State. There are four
prominent candidates for the Governor.
ship, namely: John H.. Kinkead OF
Humboldt. r. M. Daggett and G. c.
Battermsn of Storey, aud P. E. Como,
of Eureka, each of whom has quite a
following In the Convention. There
are two sets of delegates, seventy. four
in all. claiming to be entitled to seats
from Storey county. One set was ap.
pointed by the Central Committee and
the other was elected at the primaries.
The appointed delegates are known to
be favorable to Batterman. and com.
prise, as far as Is known, his whole
strength. The elected delegates,
though uupledged, are supposed to be
unanimously for Daggett. who is also
backed by the delegations from Lincoln
and Esmsralda counties.
As the Convention will have to de.
eide which of the Storey delegations are
entitled to seats before it proceeds to
ballot for candidates. it is not probable
that any nominations will be made to-
day. The question is hard one to
settle by the rules of party. The ap
pointed delegates have credentials duly
certified to by the Central Committee of
Storey county. while the elected dele
gates rely for admission upon the GER
tificates Of the judges and clerks of the
primary elections at which they were
chosen AS the Republican party is
opposed to going behind the returns,
the Convention must admit the dele
gates who hold regular credentials from
the Central Committee, unless it takes
new departure and comes to the wise
conclusion that delegates elected by the
people are entitled to more considera-
ton than those appointed by COM
mittee without the sanction or author
ity Of the rank and file of the party.
Whatever may be the conclusion of the
Convention relative to the Story delega-
ton. it will necessarily cause dissatis-
faction, aud if the elected delegates are
admitted Batterman will have to retire
from the contest.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-18
DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEVER.

According to tables published in the
New York papers, the total death lists
from yellow fever up to last Saturday
are as follows:
New Orleans, 2,091; Baton Rouge,
La. 80; Plaquemiue. La, 81; Morgan
City. La. 8; Memphis, 1885; Grenada.
Miss. 1913; Holly Springs. Miss, 76;
vicksburg; Miss. 566; Canton, Miss,
81; Port Gibson. Miss, 96; Ocean
Springs, Miss. 8; Greenville. Miss,
40; Lake, Miss. IL; Hickman, KY, 26;
Louisville. KY, z; Gallipolis. Ohio. 8;
Cincinnati, 5; st. Louis. Mo-. 10; Chi
csgo, Ill, l; Cairo. ILL.,, 8; Port Eads,
La s. Total. 5,305.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-18
Refu ses II In "a aence i.


The liver is the imperial organ of the
whole human system, as it controls the
lie, health and happiness of man.
Wheo it is disturbed in lis proper
acton. all kinds of ailments are the
natural result. The digestion of food,
the movements of the heart and blood.
the action of the brain and nervous
system, are all immediately connected
with the workings of the liver. 1t has
been successfully proved that Green s
August Flower Is unequalled in curing
? persons afflicted with dyspepsia or
liver com plant, and all the numerous
SYMPTOMS that result from an uu
b ~ condition of the liver and
s,pmach. Sample bottles to try, 10
cens. Positively sold in all towns on
the Western ointment. Three doses
will prove that it is just what you want.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-18

The White Pine county Democratic
Convention met at Hamilton on Mon
day and nominated a full county and
legislative ticket. Thomas Rockhill,
who resided 10 this equity in early
days. and represented White Pine iu
the Assembly two years ago. was nomi
mated for State Senator. The Conven.
tiCu elected Bradley delegates to the
Stae Convention.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-18

s. Wenban shipped west from
Beowawe yesterday, five bars of bullion
valued OF 81. ll3 s.; the Hussey Com
pany shipped from Cornucopia four
bars. valued at 1888 81. and the In.
dependence Company shipped from
Tuscarora three bars. valued at ST.
S92 26, 4e
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-18

New York. Sep. II.
The Tribune says: The line Of
trucks loaded with freight for the
steamer City of Austin yesterday at one
time was more than q mile in length.
Because of the rigid quarantine. no
steamer had sailed for New Orleans or
Galveston for week. and Texas and
Louisiana freight bad become blocked.
New York's generosity. Iit
New YORK. Sept. II.
The Tribune says: New York has
raised 1852, 900 for the yellow fever
sufferers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-18

The Grand Lodge of I. O. o. F.. of
tha United States met in Baltimore
yest rd'y. The body consists of l65
members. The Lodge adjourned a
year ago to meet in Texas, but in con-
see aence of the yellow fever in the
Sonll. it was decided to hold the SEES
sion IA Baltimore.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-18
CITY BAKERY.
Chris Diehl Prop'r.
OPPOSITE THE COURT HoUsEJ
French Rolls, Square Loaves
Brown Bread, Pies, Cakes.
DoughnutS, Etc, Etc.

Always on hand, vered to order
fresh from the oven In quantities to suit, In
any part Of town.
Having purchased the City Bakery, I will
spare no pains to merit the patronage of the
public. CHRIS, DHIRL.
Wihnemucca, July 90, 1877. Il
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-------------------------
T Z l. { C r A p HlC.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Town Smbmerged-Great Damage to
Property.

EEOpefet.
MAYS LANDING N. j.. Sept, II.
The dam above Woods cotton mill,
on the Egg H.rbor river race, burst
last night, causing great damage to
property. The entlre body of water
rushed down in one column aud sub.
merged the town. The villagers were
aroused by the crashing in of windows
and doors, and persons are reported
lost. Ii is said that two bodies have
been washed up on the river bank
several miles below town. A great
number escaped through the water to
high ground. The loss to coal dealers
and lumbermsn is estimated at $50, 900.
Great damage also results from the
destruction of furniture aud household
The renegade CheysnBes Arrested.
LEAvENwoRrH. KS, Sep. II.
A dispatch to the Times from Fort
Wallace says: From advices Just re.
ceiyed it is believed that the renegade
Cheyennes will be captured. They
have been arrested on their march by
orr troops. at q point about twenty
miles distant, from the fext. "
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-18

oisEAsE thought to be CHAMBERS has
M'de rs appearance amony the horses
OIL ,Ypckee Meadows. It is supposed
90 was brought to this coast by
be7s&s shipped from the east by rail.
S. ne Reno Gazette. .49
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-18
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
Another Congress Possible.

VIENNA. Sept. II.
1t is reported that the ambassadors
of two Powers have informed the Porte
that it is possible that another Con
gress might be proposed to expedite
the execution of the treaty of Berlin.
Refuses n I'm haence.
1t is reported that Lord Salisbury
has refused to use his influence to in /.
duce the Porte to conclude a couyen.
ton with Austria, as he considers that
Turkey is not alone behind in fulfilling
the treaty of Berlin.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-18

limo as to which of the Storey
co1hey delegations will be admitted to
a. 80 Convention. is about even in
VI. F,ia CITY. Gag. "saaiH raf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-18
----7i-i-7 =-
Nj RRiED.

HILL-DONOHOE--In Winuemucca, Nevada,
September l7rh, 1873, by Themas Thomp-
soa, J. p, Mr.. Albert P. Hill CT Biddefoed,
Maine, TO Miss Agnes j. Donohoe, of W.n-
nemucca, Nevada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-03
M Gin 6arnftsrfsfsr a6nin.

sas- Gin darottsrfetsr 36nis. - aarl
XII. bon S9nsbsn psrsaB sinf i'm RauIde
Die gbrfur6t, bic er Der 86nisin, isinsr
Wuitsr, idulois nor. 5rauris iber oieIs
8.sssnun9, idlOB fe fd auf siniss Gag.
in ibr 3immsr elm. 8arl frasts ben anbs.
rem Gag, als Die 86nisin nidt sri9i.n,
I'm Die urIade, Die man ibm ni4t psrbeblte.
SOslei4 lisB sr elm @las 8sin einidenten,
Sins samit 3ur 26nisir unb ipra9 su
ibr SD babe ioeben pernommsn, bob i4
Sstern In Der Sruntenbeit bisisni9s Chr.
fur6t psrsak, Die i'd gursr Waistat Idul.
big bin ia TONNE, I'm, BON Sbnen Ser.
3sibuns 80 srbitten /; uno oamit i'd nidt
mebr in oisien Ssblsr faQe, 10 trinte ih
bieien 8eiH auf ibre @siunSbsit; oisier
iol aber Der lsste in msinsm 2sbsn iein."
- Set belt er on isinem gnti4IuHs uno
6is 30 ieinem Sobe trant sr ME ms5r sinsn
Sropien 8ein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-03
Gid t.
@nnD &uren.

Safor 8. %. SuSbslt @aFea, Winn.,
tranett has OF. Safpbs Del BEL elmer 5rau Ieiner
8smsinss an, pslhs Stcu ieiI IL Sabren On
@bentb afis mus lit une brttldssris mar. Rahs
benz Pc srst aass lang sas Del ssbrau&te, funnts
lie pieser auffsbeu.
Serr X. S6dfsr, 81 Brppuffr., AQegbsup Ct
tp, pa, mar iibsr s Sabre nit Rbeumatismus
btbaftst uue bate Itpn aQe Reeisinen cine Or.
fols sebraubt. Cine sin;ise Slaft. ct. Satsbs
Del surirts ibn peliGneia. ... -EH..
Ssrr @uifap u. Ssilmanu, Reeattsur bes
pittsbursb ,StpublifaHtr", lit ;psi Sabre lana
an rbtumatif9en S6mer5sn une bratts man.
DE- 4att untsr Aualsn iblaHps ~. 3rsi Ola,
lten 81. Safobs Del ~turtrten ibn.
Grdu Srend @ustlmaun, SO SABRE all, aus
Der S1peta canton Arsau, isst abtr in Sp1e.
fer, Y. ", ariGeis, Bate lrl6s rbeumatiidie
S9merJen in Den Sriueu, sas re Mot ssbsn
icnnte. Ia6 Gem @sbraubs rinsr 5laI6e ct.
5atpbs Del fablis ls mic asaSebCEsa uHs lpnRts
piteer 1ott lauftn.
Strr u. Y. Surf, Wsittpdtsr, @isc. :-Has
ct. Safobs Del furirt GQs. 9insr msirer auu.
ben bstauptet, ss isi cine 8ottssItnbung.
per- 5. 8ilftart, Naboup Gity, pa, lit iartt.
bar an &lfeni9merjep. Cine 5lal6s surirts ibn.
trau Katharine zimmerman, 9aneafer, X.
D., pdntts pas Ct. Satobs Del nit Grfpla gsgsn
S~einsei@pulh unb 3eH9tsrofe an.
Or 3. Seim, Soutb asams, @af., ISrsibt
Das ct. Safpbs Stl tbut bier Wunssr.
pr. Ssnrp Gear, potrist Sbip, bate ipI6sn
S9merj Ia Der linfen s6ulter, eaB or lid
nitt ribrtn tcnnts. Das Ct. Safpts Del tu.
rirte ibu mad ;pei Sassn. s.. . 3
Sr. 6ranj Wiltt, "a 5aystts. Sns,, bsri&tst
BON tintrt 5als, wp Gin Wann 70 FART an Rbeus
matismus lit, ras CT ii& nitt bspsssn ipnnts.
Ssint Stine Sarea ssitppatn unS tr lit I'M.
fGsliGe S&msrisu. 3WSlf Stunesn mad Sc.
brauh les Ct Satpts Del parsn ale S9msrisn
une bic 8.itwult psri4wmetn.
Sr. SturY S6dfsr, Wiasrsburs. Sbis,
RbeunaIismns In ben paihn.
pr 6tnry Stpud, RsabOtas, pa, bosartiBsr
RbeumatiSmus.
pr. 5r. @ih, 2lspslanb, Sbip, Rbeumatis'
mus I'm Seine: mad IrsimaIissu Giartibsn pVa.
fanois furirt. .'
Or. 3. Rasssr. &lspslanb, Sbis, grsbe uno
anbaltenne s9merjtn aut Dem BaleH Dee
reAttn Suses: mad jrpsimalistm 9sbrau&t TO-
fort ALE S&msrjsn psri&punbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-03

Sn he BIB, nor be Retrutsn infteai
fno, ipa3iert zines O6snbs be ole 5rib in
9iulitIseouns nu lump an ne Sdiloua4s
pOr6i, De I'D semitblid ne 8of EFT up'u
Yoftcn. Wann baobe ndmlit Sen iunaen
Suloat ie9gt tuenn I'm be Bio lang piro,
oorHte bs iid nal men Rr6mmelfen etten.
amer be noBte uppoFsn, men Or Off,ier
t6m, bat be bann p~rdientesrb. uno I'm Ct.
ten MID iebn lot. Dat babbs &c i'd bann
OF mertet. IS amer be 26nis anfam,
fress be saar tisnen 8erba4t. nil ia b.
Mann tiene Uniform anbaobe, I'm lot EN-
rubis ndbsr tommsn. Be Rnnis e.bt alIo
fr6nolit up EN- to unS iprsd EN- an:
IRA, Sr6no tuat benz be Dor oann to
imuuicn2 p
50, iess uie SeIb, bat robe es.1
rTu, mi i6ient Dat ne 8ojf to fn."
"Sat tonn Ssosrseue isbn met mar for
ne @ot2"
u8ielei9t n. 2euerpuit2"
"R, mien Sunes; boyer up"
,,Nu oann me WettpOit 7"
nS69er up !" ,
~Ss ct cann me sihelbIumuof ?"
Sat belt b ROB-"
"Sut," iess be a6nis, ,.nu robe amer
oot, per id bin"
"1m," isss De SuIbOt .min.tusseu
cen &Oopmann,"
"S69sr up" antuOrtet cd Srieori9.
nen OiHjisr bii b. bad ni9te"
SOBER up"
,8ift b. bann en- General! !" .
.S6s.r up" .f.... ....a.
,Win Serr I'M min Bib, bann Gift D. ia
mol be ROnis i6ltpss !"
Sat bsit b'rob"
"Sun9e!" rOp be Beirut in insn Saref.
ten uno bolt EN- Dot Stiid ban fine WpH
to ,,oann bolt mine 0Oit. bann mott id
prdlentesren 7"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-03

sa- YsfoIster &atb. ngsriaibm sc,
Serr apotbeter, tueun i9 effort bob i'm
bsitsn S6lOf! aber msiner Srau is ni6t
gang wobl 9suorosn, se6en Sc msr bod
raid for finf gienniss 8ruuiepuIusr.
uno oorum tlinssIn sic mid BEL bieisr
Sunbstdlte I'M 3 l1br oss Ra4ts bsraus ?
Sas b.ibt cine llnusriddmtbsit aIs Oh
elm @las 8afer ni&t bisielbsu Sienits
tbdtbe "8eiB 8ott, Se bobeu Rs9t! 6
gei6sibter Mann ! Bas brau4t Die Srau
8rauispulOer, no friidss @aisr bilissr
10. Noieu i&Iafen sic gut"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-03

pa Benn uno a6.r. Bel ben letter
Sruppen'D ean6psrn In Der SdueiS iprat
zines Cages Elm 2anopebrmann, Der i'd
cine gisarre an,iRben polte, 70 ieineu
Sauptmann I'm Gsuer an. ySa baden
ole 6euer," iagte Der Sauptmann.
,,obsr i'd muB Sbnrn babel bod bem.rtsn,
eaB psna mir In YrsuSsn wdren, es Sbnsu
f~etnsstps9s srlaubt udre, Elm ioI6ss Der.
Iangsn on Sbren S%auptmann gu ri9tsn."
.Sas CLAUDE i'd wobl," srwioerts be,
Ganopebrmann, .,absr wsnn mir IN prsu-
ben iudrsn, tpdrsn sic aud ni&t Saupt.
mann" + .s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-03

pas~ SIN Der S9uls. Gin Stulebrer
fraste einsa Rnab.n Was 1T osnn bic
S6uIe2"
2uabe : .Sie S6ul.-if-"
2ebrer (i6m naabslfsno) rNun-if
Der Ort-" ... ...... ,..#
8uabe: .9is S8uls lit Der Srt no
wo-Nd idnsl auf Die Definition beFn-
nsnc) no Die Seroammtsn elois sspsinist
tperoen." ....
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-03
Qfter Aisnf NSuba,
0eneral : MQentts,

fir be neutrality-suspicious.
emperiaf 4 Slort6sru SnG. Cos, pom SOHdsH.
Vepaf Sal. Co., pom Siptrpoof.
esnmertiaf 2iuiOH AZ. g., pom SouaoH.
German Amsriean SuE. g., Don 2tewY orR.
ST. Sauf Ssusr & 2aarins 9uE g.,
49, pOu 81. gapf.
ST. 9o(ep6 Ssuer & 2aarius On. &c.,
pom ST. Sokp6.
atlantic 9n(. g., Don glen gOrR,
german Su[ 60, pom Srssport, 81.
&. &. AetiSsntiat An. &c.. pom Sartforo.
Grspsfsrs' 5af. 60, Don !SarlforS.
Aetha Sife Sn(. &c., s.tn Don SartforS.
Dteft md6tietn gsmpasHietn. Bite I'D tu BEN Gptsast uns
csfpn gtuu bur8 pinttlitt 5abluns ttttr gulahs be.
sSfrt tabtn, ~ernpfttien f6 fsIbf unb tSnRtn gtra6upnstn
ssa etesitbum 81 ben btaisatu Rattu tutststn genes mtu
pesten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-03

u n 1t 8.
Motto: anfdnsissr Shsrs ,ismet BEN
Sbrifen, srbeitert bic Sstle uub
b~sfUrssrt isltf bic geiunbbsit
bts eeibts.
Der ftdrffte SDrann.
9reiieno nit bel I46nen Rebeu
Sbre: 5errf6ertinfs 3a6L,
Saben Der Sprannen pieIe
einft 3uiammen beim YotaI.
Ssbt mein Reid, 6as Eeid oes S96nen
Dub 6rou W o D E lddeIno an,
DtGnner beten mi6t i'm StiQeu,
6rau'n Dor aler Wslt mib an.
Ri&t auf 9aune lit ~sssrinoet
Wtetne Serri6aft ipra9 Dos Cob;
Si4'rs 8afs seb' i9 allen,
5arit unb Settlsr fnO mir bolo.
SInft gua bod nidt alsu md6tig,
Jiel ME 8liB Der 3ufall orein
Was Sbr mlblam aufssbaust,
Rsib i'm Gusenblid i'd elm.
gnoli4, au6 eepsdt BON Strsite,
Rod Die SdlafmiB' auf Dem 5aupt.
Rom bic 8 Jun m belt ~srniten Strittes
8Gbueno bob tie an: grlaubt!
Wtdbi9t, 5reunbs, Cure Sibe;
Ssnn Der Stdrtite bod bin i'd.
Softer fdmpfen ielbit p~ers.bsns,
Sost oas Spri6uOrt, sessn mid.
l1no ss risfsn Wobe, 3uiau,
@Olb uno andre Ssrrsn nod:
so, Der 9rsis sebiibrt Der Summbsit;
Sod Die Summbsit Sreimal bod"