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New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
AN OBSTACLE no INVESTIGATION
ANDPRsON REFUsES 10 GIVE HI5 EVIDENCE BE-
ronR TEE SENATE COMMITTEE, AND his PRAC-
TCALLY ENDS The INQUIRY.
In rELEaRlrH 10 THE rRIBUyE.I

rouB TIE SENATE COMMITTEE AND his PRAC-
TICALLY ENDS The INQUIRY.
lEY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEIBUSEl
WtsHINCToS, June 21.-The Senate Committee
of Investigation appointed at the request Of Senator
Matthews, practically ended its existence to-day.
It's chairman. Mr. Edmuuds. has thought so little Of
the movement that he has never attended session
of the committee, and was not even present at It's
death
James L. Anderson was the first witness sum
moned before the Senate Committee, but he eyaded
attendance az the time because of his previous sub
posna before the House Committee. The busy
scenes incident to the closing hours of Congress fol-
lowed, and the committee omitted its sessions. The
committee assembled again this afternoon and An
derson was present but be demanded counsel and
not being granted that luxury he refused to answer
questions He then made a silly proposition to the
effect that If Mr. Matthews would testify before the
Potter Committee he would answer the questions Of
the Matthews Committee. The committee, Of
course would not consider this offer, as
its members had nothing whatever to do
with the movements Of Mr. Matthews, save as
they related 70 the Senate portion Of the invesuga
ton The witness then said that he should decline
70 answer any questions whatever. Ihereup0n
Senator Whyse said that in the absence Of the SEN
ate the witness could not be punished for contempt
ana ne AAtltAulc tuoNtN tAAdA kilr ttAAt e'J"A
10 meet at the call of the chairman
Mr Matthews has offered 10 appear before the
committee, bat the members thought it would be
best to lay a foundation for his statements.
Thus far there IS no testimony whatever
before the committee. It's members say the
testimony before the Potter Committee could
not be used any more before them than It
could be before a court and that as the principal
witness refuses to answer and as there is no law
70 compel him to testify OF to punish him, nothing
isleft for the committee except to adjourn. The
chairman says he shall not call another meeting be-
fore the reassembling Of Congress
The question is asked tonight whether the action
of TO-DAY will not have the tendency 20 end all III
yetigatiOus except during the sessions Of Congress
and 10 prevent the holding of sessions Of committees
outside of " ashiugt0u.
Senator Matthews having been interogated to-
aav AS 10 the truth of the report that he had con-
emded TO appear before the Potter Committee, SAID
The statement was erroneous.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

ANOTHER STORY or ITS Observation-Disclosures
or IT'S DELIVERY TO JOHN p. coYLE, AND or
ITS BURNING IL THE PRESENCE or WITNESSES
... rrL..nArn 10 III. rHLRrNEL

IHY TELEGRAPH 10 rHG rRiBNNEI
louisville, KY, June 2l.--Mr. jobs T..
Ford m his statement Of the assassination Of
pro.fdent lincoln. does not tell the whole
storv The package containing the statement
N John wilkes Booth was delivered 70 John
F. Coyle the Editor Of The National Htegecer u was
never opened but was destroyed in the presence Of rev
ersl prominent gentlemen. An eyewitness re-
lates that ON the night o, the ASSASSINATION Of
president Lincoln. a private dinncr-pariy was in
,r,gress IN q back room Wormiey's restaurant, iu
Washington. 20 which we're present General Baird
cbot Johnson the Hon Samuel j. Randall. John Morris
ey Jobn f. Coyle Editor Of The National iRie,geneer
and one other gentleman During the progress Of the
dinner waiter who had been out on the street. re-
,urned and stated that the President had been
sbot Al Ford's Theatre. The news created great
CONSERVATION I'm the party, who al first thought te
waiter Was drunk or crazy. Later when they were as
sured that u was fact that and that John wilkes Boom
was accused ~ the crime J0hn +. Coyle win l.hcht
This very day j met John wilkes Buolh OF tAe li1i
ket-space. lie bay marc, ava rNue
mn 20 me aud banded sealed envelope, saying as nc
ala hear OF me within tWeut}-iuW uoutrs
pnblrsh this II you do not hear OF within that uuc
da.trov tLis.v and rode away. " Here E lue
oaekage," continued Mr. COyle, producing iet-
ter envelope from his pocket " what shau J. 40
with IN DestrOy 10 at once aaid Mr kandal lhcy
viii hang anybody who knows anything about tle
assassination. matter now mnocentiY they hiay haNt
come by their knowledge don't open it-oHMIn Mr pc
up lust as it is!' Yes, sad Mr. Motifs,
Eey, burn 10 up, Tor 6ods SAKE at uuDe..
T6e doors were carefully locked. Ere was made M
tte crate aud the stcr0ns envelope ana Us cohlch'
were carefully burned Even the ashes were caitiulll
collected and placed In Dish; waller was poured upon
them and the two mixed INTO Iastei AAleA vas
afferygard put into the fire aud burned again.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
TFLFGPAPHIC NOTES

AMSTERDAM, June 2l.--General Grant arrived
here last night
MoSTRFAf. June 2f.--The 6th Fuslleers have
accepted an invitation om - Aon VI ~ AAc iaft h ths
fth of 5uly ec.ebrafion
uoD-rpp.t Iune 21.--A musical jubilee was IN
. rer3 this morning by ifocestlon or si1seca oaida
from gar.0Hs parit Of taaa'@
tr ..,roan. .Iune 21.--At Plainville Park. to-day,
,of+ar usfeh stske q tSg0 berscen a. bors5s bE
feaeraan ANA n p. Posters ch n Lttfie Gem
in R yicisg for sho former Fiye hesfs trotie1
seat iinlei 23O5
skaarOGA. June 2i.-The Old Guard 81 ehs
fsr~ Rnxress Carps are here excursion with M
rf iiirses escort and accoepanfe y Ceatrc.ie
oestl General Huehea q ne Oosenefs sisn ne etas
STATE oihciail a. snestA
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
RUSSIA BTCOMIYG RFSTlyF.

no MORE CONCE ,sIDNs TO b. HADE-THE ANGLO
AUSTRIAN FRIENDSHIP CAUSING CONCERN.
BEEL,y, Friday, juno 81, 1873,
In the exchange of views now going on be-
tween the P.caputcutiarits, the Russian reuresen-
taiiycs are be uuug TO uo.ut that theres final
fees AMI cauuot offend the strong National feeling OF
ne people They also said % have stated tdt they
could not gO beyond the concessions already made.
TIE ASGLOAUsTRnN UNDERSTANDING.
L0SD0S. Friday. June 81 1873.
Berlin telegram says special messenger has gone
70 st Pctersbur- SC said to report 70 the Car ON the
progress Of Tie negotiations, which affirmed TO be
taking o different course from what expected by
Rusia owing mainly 70 the good feeling between Eng
land and Austria which appears 10 render further con-
cssHuus on che part ot Russia necc sary Tue Vienna
Irfsscs letter hom Berlin states tit the Anglo-Aus-
tTiau understanding extends o. matters beyond the
scope Of the Congress.
TIE RUSSIANS FoRriFYING RODosro.
The correspondent Of The Times at Thes.pa says:
hear that the Russians trainng their energies In
fortlfyIug Rodo.to. They are evidently contriyiug
every means 10 gain a nrm hold Bulgaria, ana arc
preparing to hold So % need be- against an adver-aries
Tho meeting of the Congress seems rather have in-
crca5cd than abatCd their activity 10 that respect'
BKsCoNsFELU's SUPPORTERS DISSATISFIED.
The London spondent Of The Manchester Gg0rdinn
SAYS: "Tho Conservative members ot Parliament viii
probably hold meeting shortly 10 consider what action
nets policy n accepting the sehousaionsas1ury mem
uridum. 20 which tAe Conservatives are generally los
sEnvrA rAKrNG PRECAUTIONS
Atolerr.m rom Belgrade saws: "Ihe co0ness with
which the Plcuip0enuaries have Individually received
the propositions made bv Minister Rsucs, the repre-
seauyc OF Serya u Brn, creates Zee ing OF despo-
fcsf,e have been called out for Immediate .ervise It
b. gcaved tqc couiinuet conc Tatiqp oi austrian lis
the adoption OF this measure"
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

proper authorities for printing fractional currency VIII
be destroyed at the Navy Yard in this city tomorrow 10
the presence OF commission appointed by the Secretary
OF the Treasury to surperintend such destruction
The Commissioners Of the District and the Boards OF
Police Health aud School Trustees have completed ar
rangements 70 turn everything TO their Successors
on July l, In accordance with the bill for the govern
ment Of tho District Of Columbia which lately became
a law, and which goes into effect on that date
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
Tur cALTFORNIA ELECTION.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 21.-Ihe count in the
, h NOT complete bat Will give the Kearneyites arg-
ar purality than was expected, probably nearly 1000.
Nop-partslu maores In the interior cannot overcome
tn, Tte Workngmen win elect delegates-aarge with
the exception Of ten, which are on DON tn
fekefs II Is probable the convention VIII DC heaEy
e0ually divided.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
CONGRESSMAN NAsWS Loss.
THE BARGAIN WITH ANDrRsoN cosrs HIM s.. on

TIE BARGAIN WITH ANDERSON COSTS HIM s., ,07O
iBY rELBGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, June 21.-One result of the present
Louisiana investigation has been to take about
5000 out Of the pocket of Congressman Nash, Of
that State who contested the seat of Mr. Robertson
and was defeated. The committee as is usual in such
cases, had decided to allow him that amount for the
expenses of the contest; hut on learning that he
had entered into a corrupt compact with James An
derson to be counted in, the committee concluded
that he should be debarred from any relief what
pyg
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
AGTTATIoN IN GERMANY.

LONDUN tTlulJI Jule - I7Io'
A Paris dispatch to The Tines says There
IL sti some agitation 10 Germany about the measures
ne overnment is alleged 70 be in favor Of Tor the
rssiop OF Socialism, and German newspapers, notwth
standing the absorbing questions before the Congress,
are continually reporting the arrests Of Socialists and
the interruption Of meetings. Socialist Journal IAe
- psss asserts that the examining magistrate Of
~ ne Priin Courts said recently that far the In
ftatou had YET proceeded, there was not tue least
10 suppose that N0bng vas connected with the
Goefaf Democrats"
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
oovcprss1oI1I' NoMIyATIoys.

DAyvuLE. H., June 21.-The Democratic
.o,,e,,toD of this Congressional District yeategday
nominated the Hon. Nelson Jones,
DAvESroEr. Iowa. June 21.-The Greenoaek eonven-
tlon Of the I'D Congressional District has nominated
I4cnh GnYNF.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
THE Posr ROUTE BILL

- VtCpfiEt POSITION on fhk cAAkADAR WHERE
II CAN 81 REACHED EARLY NExr WINTER
lHS rstHeRAFH 70 rHz TRIBUSEl
WAsaiNefoN, june 21.--Scnator Ferry says that
We Posi- Route bii is ia position 10 receive early
assenlon az the next session OF Congress The iast
Lepois epon tins bin from the senate Post Office
So.lin,'1ee mas not been acted upon, but remains
apon the Senate ealendag. This report contains
1eeonainepaation 1or conference COMMITTEES, which
W. doubtless b granted soon after Congress meets
3 me fah' The brazilian mail Subsidy, the elsssi-
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
SUBSTANTIAL PROGRESS AT BERLIN.

BERLIN, Friday, June 21-Midnight.
The Plenipotentiares of England, Russia
and Austria this evening agreed to the following points,
which viii be submitted to the Congress tomorrow for
ratification:
Tie frontier Of Northern Bulgaria Is to be fixed at the
Balkaus.
The Turks are to have the right to fortfy the Balkan
Passos, ana 20 garrison tie fortified places.
Sophia is 10 be included in ROumelia, and Yarna In
Bulgaria.
Tho Turks are 20 retain BgrR1s.
The northern froarcr Of Montenegro and the boun1a
RIGS OF scrva u be rsrced those countries to re-
ceive compensation on the south.
At,egram from C0ustautiHopln constrained the Rus
slams % shu settle these quesogs az the time the
solution equally due 90 the personal intervention OF
Prince Bismarck.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
GEyERAL FOREIGN 8EWS
rnE rpANcn.ANlERIcAN MoYEMENT.

PARIS, Friday June II, ls7S.
The French committee on the subject of the
propossd treaty OF between France and the
United states held a sitting to-day NJ Menier, who
presided addressing the meeting thanked the American
press for reception It had given 70 the French dele
cate IN the United States NJ ChOtteau, the delegate,
ypressea his gratitude 20 the Americans who had
sisted tue committee It resolved % request the
Chamber OF Commerce OF France 10 appoint gentlemen
TO ave suitable reception to the American delegates
ON their arrival here.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

AUGUSTA. Ga, june 2l.-Waltef H. Frazer COM
iatS s1rie ofsy Sy Jumping into the savannah Nver
CNtnrx n L June 2I.-TO-mOrrow morning ~
Is proposed 20 put Benjamin Hunter nov on a5 a S @ H @
.r IN John M Armstrong on the witness stai ~ si'N
,nee Tor himself that being his ght under the la"
AUGUSTA Ga. June 21.--On wednesday , evening p
lssf David Crawford, negro nFipg oo seen 90 .
-. 80 ,ined "a vie and killed hlniasl OA lllit.el
ernae one Terry living short distance nem ,t
ofher occurred. ASA "-~~
sbof hef and then killed himself
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
BRAyADo on THE sCAFFOLD.

CHICAGO, June 21.-A special dispatch from
Paris H. says that John Burns was hanged there a.
o'clock this afternoon tor the murder Of Elizabeth Burd'
well on the 10Th OF October last Burns vas teeklese,
hardened man. and met his death with GOODNESS
amounting 10 bravado lie was pronounced dead seven
minutes after the fatal drop.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
nRnrRArE Id mn III.

CNCrSNATI. June 21.-Perry Bowster, who
murdered an aged togate keeper and his wife on tho
Circleyie pike short distance from Chnicothc. Oho
last October was hung as Chlcothe at II o'clock this
morning. in the presence 0t very larsc crowd Bow
ser 6f ouetly 10 the seafOld He refused permit
anv religions ceremonies had nothing 10 say and main
faied defiant attitude 10 the iast HIS neck vas bro
ken al the fan Of the trap. He never confessed his
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
sAvrn ar TIE GAIIOWs FOOT.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 21.-The sentences
n, the four men 20 be hanged &C Fort Smith to-day have
been eommuted bv tue President Toe Communication of
tbre was received several days and two hours be
f1re inc tme xed for exeCutiuE the other dispatch
was received nom AtOrneyGenefs Dcyens sustemdlng
he execution.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE GALLOWS.
srx EXECUTIONS IN ONE pAY.

THREE MURDERERs HANGED IN ILLINOIS, ONE IN
MARYLAND, ONE IN OHIO, AND ONE IN AR.
KANSAS.
Jeremiah Connolly and George Sherry were
hanged Yesterday at Chicago for an unprovoked
murdercommitted while they crazy with liquor.
Edward A. Costley were executed at Frederick, Md.
Jacob Levels, at Little Rock, Perry Bowster. at
Circlevie Pike, Ohio, and John Burns, at Paris,
ILL.,
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
THE Loss OF THE STEAMER IDAHO.

fNVIl N'1IIN
The Court of Inquiry INTO the loss of the
eniou steamer Llaho OF the saltee Island. The "a
,r.t auds that Captain Holmes in fault, and h1s
suspended his certificate foE SIX 4 liths.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
,rrr,,prrn sIIIcInF ID A MrRDERER.

BUFFALO, June 21.-Carl Manke, the con-
dempsd murderer who was TO have been hanged hero
tdav had not stay OF proceedings been granted, at
fempt5d suicide this morning without success.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-26
aus Dem Staate.

Sn q gitp wirb iest bas Sonns
tassseies ffrens bur9sefibrt. Bie IL
Oes Woines, 10 fam man iid bort nidf
einmaI mebr Sonntaas rairen lafen. -
Sbo!
Nnfatt ben Diifritt Selsgrapben bat
Burlington II Ielepbon Stationen erri9s
tet. 0irb wobI biIiser iein.
IS in iebr SpeifsIbaft, Of BITE
8e~rldnseruns Der Chicago, Clinton unb
0ortbwefsra Giisnbabn bis an bic ga.
psnport unb Nortbmeitsrn sebuut perben
wirb. $4,000 Ooa. paren in Clinton anb
9oman9e Der giienbabn ueriproden, ueaa
fe bis gum December b. s. bic Grbeit poIs
Isnben wirbe. OF bas aber isst nod m6ss
LID gu MAIDEN lei, 1T wObI iebr 3weifeIbaft.
StiIes' srobes StneinepodeI > @ss
i9dft in Sabula wirb balb er6finet NETS
ben unb etpa $50 bis 200 arbeitern Be'
i4Gftisuns seben. Der Better oes @es
i1dftss bat in Der Decentralization tes
uOrtsen @inters 800, 900 ausseseben, u.
bofft in bieiem Winter fir 81, GOO, 900 eias
sepOdeltes 6Isii9 bersuteaen.
Sb bic Stusenten Der Staatss
llnipsriitdt in Soma gitp elm Re9t baben,
bort gu itimmen, III cine Srase, bic i9sa
felt ldnserer 3eit bel iebsr WabI er6rtert,
aber erit tirBlid benz @eri9t our gnti9eis
buns uorselest uurse, weIdes I'M Sale beS
S~tubenten ganberpool, bshen Stimm3ets
tel bic Wablri5ter fi9 seueisert batten aus
3unebmeu, bemielben cine gntiddbisunsss
iumme pon $500 Suertannte. Die @erurs
tbeiIten baben iest an bas Staatsoberses
ridt uppeuirt unb pirb ba7elbe ~ enti9ets
ben baben, Oh Stubsnteu am Srt, NO fe
ftubiren, itimmberettist iinb ober ni9t.
Sin d5nes Beifpiel BON Daats
bartlett CAB Der febtiaidbrise, unuerbetas
tbete Jarwsr Sobn NrmitrOns in Gong
9roue. Gin paar 9eute, slnSrew @bite
uab beien 6rau, beiorSten bic 9auswirtbs
i9aft fir ben alien 9asefoI3, unb er faBte
iolds Suusisuns gu ibnen, baB er fe reid
in ieinem Sefumente bebadte. Dor weui'
gen Gasen s%rSfinete ibm iein grjt, bab &c
unbsilbar am Wassntrsbs Ieibe, uab fer,
ben mife. armitrOns ma9te baber anu
Oienitas iein Geitament, unb als baheIbe
s~sitern s%sOffnst uurbe-armitrons ffarb
MittuO9 NOrsens-3eiste ss fid, baB er
BON ieinem etwa $l2 900 betrasenbsn 8ers
moseH, $4,000 benz anbrsu Dbits unb beis
fen 5rau uerma9t bate. Ser Reif sebt
in tleinereu 9esatsn an eiuise 5reunbe ees
gerftorbenen iiber. a.. D.
. erGitst agent Der s. .. 81
8. Giisnbabn in Davenport 1T bur4ses
brannt unb nit inn usri9pauben $500 bis
$500 Der 9ompasnie sebOrenbeS Gels.
gr mai ME bic DausnpOrter Bldtter bes
mertten, a nice young men.
Serr Duffp, elm Sarmsr in Scott
Co., bat auf ls Atern 0anbes 100 Buibel
Well9torn per ader se3osen. Das Rorn
1T seiunb unb gut. Dies birfte wobI bic
bette Grnts iein, bic in bieiem Sabre irSenb
elm FARMER eraislt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-26
Waruuna!

llnisr Hsiienbe, S.rr u. Nittsn, tbsilt
uns nit, buB i'm iibIiden Winneiota fi9
elm Subiect, Namens @oIf, berumtreibt,
oas fd fur Sberiff BON Dubuque 60. aus.
sibt, elm 6reimaurerabSeiden trdst, bebaups
tst aus Gete bes Morts unb gut Srsunb
init 9errn IItmann pom Dubuque gu iein.
gr sibt Dor, friber in Oienit Bel Germ
@efpbaI & 9inbs %seitanben gu baben.
WoIf iiebt es bsionbers auf bic 9urembars
ger ab. gr bat bas ausieben zines tIeinsn
bebdbisen Jarmers unb trdst tursen Stus.
bart. Bir mutbmaben, baB @oIt bas.
isIbe Subiset 1T, bas Ohio DOR nidt Idnser
3sit anfider madts unb warnsn ALE
9anbsIsute f9 Dor benz Burden wobI in
a9t 3u nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-26
Er lit oai Or lift Dat

Der &egensbnrgcr Marienfalenocr fir
oas Sabr 1879, reid iluitri1t, 1875 Ssis
ten seoiesenen 2eiefipffes. greis nur 90
Gents Yoit fret.
a,9 @emminser's liebli9er fleincr
Waricnfalennrr fir driifIide 5rauen unb
Sunsfrauen fir bas Sabr 1879 1T bereits
in einer eisenen gussabe fur Nmerita err
i6ienen, (9reis 25. @ents) unb iouten es
fatbolii9e 6amilienudter nidt %peridumeu,
ibren Srauen uno GO9tern burd Nntauf
beHelben Sreuoe gu MAIDEN. SnbaIt unb
a~usftattuns iinb uortrefflid unb bic BARN
sntbaIteneu Silber tn Sarbenbrut alein
ben Yreis psrtb. Sorrdtbis BEL allen 9dnb.
lern unb Qsenten. Sr. 9uitet, Boftbor
1927 Neu 9ort unb 2O4 Sine ct. Sin.
cinnati 8. q. $685.. 2O7.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-26
20au (d5rei6t aug 9ascobe. 9ieI

2aan (@rei6t itns aus Cascade: 9iele
Sarmer tn Der llmsesenb uon Cascade unb
Weispafer i9einen bic i'm 8au besr,ffene
@iienbabn nidt serne su isbsn 8irslid
wurben in elmer Nadt IS Grbi9aufeln
pon Der giienbabn entfibrt. Orsi Der
Oiebe bat man erwii9t unb untsr girss
i5aft sefteut, bic beiben anbern enttamen.
Wie es ideint, bauen bic gascaber bic
gabn auein, waren bod am Is. b. M aus
benz Ort nidt peuiser ais 80 gsipdnne an
Der Sr,eit, ba ieber fur ben 8stras ieiner
@iienbabnifsuer Irbeit tbuen tann.-Sn
Cascade bat Der Stubtratb bic Sonntass.
%orbonnan3 sinsefibrt. Der elm @Ias Bier
ober elm padet Sabat bubsn wiQ, mub sur
5intertblre binein, 10 melt babsn ss bic
BaferiimpsI sebradt. @ie lang es oausrt,
wsr weiB &c?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-26

2Sie Is (6eint, sebt es in unierm
5euerbepartement nidt gang nit redten
Oinsen ,u. Der 9lntauf elmer neusn Was
i5iue u. bic llnteriuduns u. Rsparutur Der
s. &. @raues Dampfiprise werfen iebr
psrbd9tise StreiHidter, ni4t alIein auf Die
Setter Der 5euerwebr, fonbsrn aud auf
bas Seuercomite unb ben ytabtratb.
8arum felt i'm Stabtratb Riemano ben
slntras auf sriinbIide llnteriu6uus bisier
3uitdnbe. WeiB Der Wapor nidts bapOn2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-26
2Sie ROT unb unae,oaen iid bod man

2Sie ro9 unb unsesOsen iid bod mans
DE @eni4sn oft OffentIia benebmsn.
SirsIi9 bridte fid in 9sieuidaft elm
8irtb, Der feline bunbert MeiIen melt
BON Der beutiden tatb. Stride meg mobnt,
pOrtIid 10 aus: SaB bod uue v9faffsn",
Ssitunssidretber uno Ibuotuten, psrsd. .
tbdten, bic Berf.... unb Serb. -! l1nb
bod bat, iouieI mir wifsn, pebsr elm
vgfaffe1, nod elm 3eitunssi9rsibsr, nod
ein abpotat ben Mann beIsibist. Da mus
man bait benten: r9srr, uerssibe linen,
fe wi1en ni4t, mas ie iaasn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-26

Iqe Oieisnisen, bic benz lluterSeidnsten
nod iduIben, lei es fir @etrdnte, ssIiebes
mes @eIb u. !. 10. finb riudt, bic Sade in
aaerfirSeiter 3eit su beridtisen. Denn
bies ni4t in anseuefener Seit erfoIst, 70
wirb er ibre Namen unbarnbsr3is Der Sefs
fentIi4teit iibsrseben unb seridtIi9e S4rits
tie tbun. Sn Der bi1oien Gage, in Der ft
Der unters:idnete bsinbet, beOarf er jebsn
Gent ieines @eIbes. Deter JcQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-26
6raefemberg &rduter=
q i1ten

fnb felt iber breiBis Sabre bstannt unb
psrben bon alien, weIde bieieIben sebraudt
babsn, aIs fiders Sur fir aOpfi9mer,eu,
9eberIeibem, acknowledgements, @aIs
Iens unb iebe anbere alrt 5ieber ansrtannt.
Oieie Pilen wuten NIT sr6btsr Milbs
unb ftsuen bic 9eiunbbeit bsrer, wel9e an
ausemeiner unb neru6ier S9wd5e Isibsn,
wieber Der. gu uertaufen Bel allen Npos
tbetern. 348-397
YreiS 25 Gents per Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-26
SEER Enfas Saner, l1Iabina, Wo.

SEER Gnfas Saner, Hlaotna, Mo-,
beridiet: d. Aug. &6niss 9am'
burger Gropfen baben mid BON einent
tebenidbrisen 9unsens uns 9eberleiben be;
freit. Weins aruntbeit bat uieI @eIb &c.
toitet unb bic aerSte iasten, fe tOnntsn
nidts mebr fir mid tbua. 0a bOrte i'd
pom Or. slusuit a6niss hamburger Crops
fen unb nabm gu ibnen meiue 9uau4t.
Sie baben mid gang sebeiIt uno i'd fibIe
beute seiinber unb ifarter, aIs uor 7 Sab
rem. Sbr tOnnt nit &e9t uon eurem apO
tbster uerIansen, baB er eud bic Rumenss
unteridrift Der 9erren u. gOSeIer u. So.
,eist, ebe ibr fur bic 5Iai9e BON Or. alus.
&6niss hamburger Sropfen besabIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-26
6err @ernbarb 6ilsman, gIpmoutb,

PER- Wernbarb biIsman, YIpmoutb,
Snb., b~ebauptet, baB bas ct. Satobs SeI
bas befe MitteI iei, weIdes lie pertauft
uurbe. Sein Nadbar, 9r. almes, bate
&beumatismus I'M san3en grm bas ct.
Satcbs Del turirte i'm. Gin anberer
Mann in berieIben @essnb lit on bsftisem
Ssitenfeden unb Nidts balf ibm, aIs bas
ct. SatObs Del. 60 beri5tst Der asent
baislblf, Sr. Inbreas Wabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-26
VreiS Is Gents per Boz.
Der Superpi(oreurat6 non Oubuo,

Der Snperpi(orenrat6 BON Dubuque
SO. bat leste 8o9e einen ausflus mad
Davenport sema4t, I'm iid bort bic ars
menpilsse an3uiebsn. Oenen 9srrn wers
ben bic ausen a~ufsesansen iein. 0as
SpitaI Der garmbsrsisen S@uefern wars
aud bier am YIabe. 9umbert faste: gr
CLAUDE ni9t, buB es cine compIstsre amftaIt
fur gerpfesums Der glrmen unb Siren
i'm sansen 9anbe sabs, aIs bic pom Scott
60.