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The Republican journal., 1879-11-13
HE SWEETEST SHIP INTHE WMI

HE SW1FIEST SHIP lNTHE WORLD. 4
new British war steamer called the Mcr-
curry, built Of steel, has Just been com
pleted and successfully tried at Ports
mouth, England. The vessel is 300 feet
long, 46 feet beam, Ii feet, 3 inches hold.
Displacement, $3.50 tons, On her late
trial trip, the engines developed 1895
horse power, and the speed attained was
within trite Of y miles an hour These
are remarkable results for a vessel Of the
dimensions given. The Mercury has twin
screws, driven by separate engines, ar
ranged in separate engine rooms. Her
machinery nearly fills the hull. There
are twelve boilers, four high pressure
cylinders, each IL inches diameter, and
four low pressure cylinders, - inches di-
ameter. Stroke, 1 feet boiler pressure,
90 to % pounds; coal consumption, 2.35
pounds per horse power per hour. One
man governs the rudder, which is work
ed by steam. The vessels armament will
consist of ten 64-poundcrs. Scientific
American.
The Republican journal., 1879-11-13
The Funeral of Senator Chandler

DETROIT, Nov ). The funeral of Senator Chan
dler to day was the most imposing held since that
OF President Lincoln. Many prominent Republi-
cans and men Of distinction from all parts Of the
country were present, among them Senators Blaine
and Burnside from New England Numerous civil
and military companies and large number OF
citizens and public officers from all parts Of the
State were in attendance at the funeral The prin-
cclpa pubic and business buildings were draped
The remains LAID in state under a canopy at CITY
Hall during the forenoon and the funeral occurred
at the late residence Of the Senator at , D. m
1t is estimated that $4,000 persons viewed the
remains Al O'Clock the funeral procession
started for the cemetery, the entire line of march
despite the binding snow storm being densely
crowded with people. All public buildings were
draped.
The Republican journal., 1879-11-13

The Bridgton News, whose editor is one Of the
most active and influential temperance men IN
Maine says The Republican party in Maine was
organized by temperance men as temperance
party, and its professions and its history have not
proved unworthy Of its parentage.
The Republican journal., 1879-11-13
Why lie did NOT Marry Aga,n.

Yes mum, | know pertickeIers, and
these are them
When Mrs, Brownley was dyin', she
said to Mr.. BroWnley:
"Amindab. don't You never marry
again, or Ill scalp her and Aminidab
Brownley he said, "No, Almina; | won't
never think ont. | set too much by you -
And | suppose he meant it then but
WldoWers will be WidoWers, and arter Mrs
BROMLEY had been dead a year, MI
Brownley took the Grape of his hat and
took 10 calling on CarIne Cushing, and
all the nejghbors said to each other. did
you ever n "Ng goodness + and II want
to know
Well, MI. BroWnley, he was torehanded,
and CarIine She wasn't 50 mighty young.
and it seemed as if she was goin to have
him but all OF sudden he didn't 70
there no more, and Mr.. BroWnley looked
awful solemn, and put the Grape on to his
hat again. and all the neighbors wanted
to know how things reallywas, and some
Of EN- called on Carline's mother, Widow
Cushing. and says to her;
lit seems, mum, to lis as ii CarliuC
Warn't g0.n TO step off. arter ALL
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The Republican journal., 1879-11-13
The Rescue Of Three Hundred Lives in
Mid Ocean

On bright sunday morning of Janu-
dIN. l06h. some Of the quiet and deserted
business streets OF Boston presented here
and there scenes ot hustle and industry.
Wagons backed before certain dry goods
stores on Franklin and Mix streets We're
receiving loads of blankets, flannel and
hosiery. piled in proniscunuSly 10y the
merchants own hands, Shoe stores ON
Pearl street were loading other wagons
with boots and shoes for men, women and
children, lust as ii the sabbath bells were
not pealing their universal call to Wor-
ship. Blackstone street stove stores were
contributing some OF their largest heating
stoves aDd fixtures pholetcrcrs ON Han
over Street We're Umhling out piles ot
mattresses upon their wagons. and all
these loads were driven 10 the old Quincy
Hail market. where squad of police was
receiving and ii sang of men carving
them up stairs into Il large hall and sales
roum for agricultural implements, which
had been hastily cleared to receive the
upour1ng merchandise Around the sides
oi the hall WolkIncn were putting up beds
and cots enclosed b5 partitions of cloth.
others We're setting up otoyes. 4 rude
table WH~ being constructed down the
centre. and chairs and settce, placed to
accommodate hundreds Meats. groceries
And provision came in enough ID trcd Il
regiment Ladies came III private car-
ila.e, and. rolling up Sleeve, anl dnn-
niug aprons. With jpWcled hands aided in
The business Of preparation. Nor WAS
ornamtmtation lacking. The lmcrican
Nas tvincd With thr British ensign and
NTH lreland's harp and green: anl a, the
lower cnd. hirh OH 1hr wan aDpcarel rGe
words HI evergreen. Boston Alwav>
Welcomes the Suffering ana Ouurrsstl. "
BuouDrt, of flowers addeflthcjr hr2uty and
fragrance WHY all these hastl Sabbath
dav prcp5ratiprls The last If the re-
turning soldier hosts had been welcomed
months before. FoI whom. trcn. could
bc such welcome and entertainment ere
atrJ i'm u few hours
In the afternoon, when the news had
spread through the city thousands Of
men. woman and children congregatcd in
Dock Square, Faueuil Hall Square. Com
The Republican journal., 1879-11-13


I'Nr htl.e. tiltA u-Ia iuE an ed
Hii.-r lAt l'rat crop mas been e\-
'-'-L'iat good litt tArle .a, npcn
q" Pt'tt .~llS eanjiuut
d'l'. '"I.i.ii,--l't H.-'.- h'-' It-ceS aN
'->att q .ltio~'Olr .tt.llA u" .uUSc Who
.a'I'i ''tht % IalNt itfih- DE disease
-"" .iar" jl!'f~ i3A -HNe PASSED
"~ ~-tI .tl'}-~ ',o- tut ~l'i.ld It Ie-
~" 8''e3~r'' NA'N ledge y Aort'-
.--t """-. tAa '-" rs e fileC it- t,tN-
'oi"''n o.t tAr "tfle -a cheer
-t. -'. .a'hc lo Ae. jAtff Ht-l1
N'', HA't AdI.hN -il- with
.'.t. .a"dA 'lllrtA l- t.ie >eaI
Nrrea tQrt4a Eeua.., ,ar .oe-ual
The Sugar Beet Crop
t- '4'.".'" n. 4At+t ldiliei7 III
'l'". e.igl' r p" money ~
0- SA-0t .'''t7 dt Hff ''ehll9 a loh
" .'..t' A'l'> A.i tee.t'dlt dei.l ana
'.t-' '.'- 'I'.a 'iVI'@ II ttt .tt-
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.t Al- N'N- I. .--o.ii-
IF ''17 ''-1 ''-.'e3l>. i'Ht4tI3i4
i''i
4. Y .''.N r. = l'''' 1 ''.iit lo
>"lu' '''-l. .t.'si''i-' .t'-@ "t AT Iiol >t'l
'' .--'- .,''. u .''@E -'"l tt7''" mere ~
9'-ll "1t'S ot - i'et l'i'. h,.t -4>l
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"-.' D." .--> SgS.,' IL, .','9. 1i"i'' Is more
-'F - i'"'''.'t'~ '.1 .H' 4-..a. hv."
.'N. w may ne mistaken. however,
>.i'" 70, -Lt.i % Aeaf from farmers
'.. 1,.. t. ti-'d IIe [Al't.Lntnl upon ,He
.'.t "l .-'0 crop, we -i|e pelo" items
o"I g\'A"'--'9 I'D .el3,'0H 10 iA.S
i-l'.
The Republican journal., 1879-11-13
VOLUME 81.
House Cleaning.

i''F'' u A'i tiiC SUlllLlIti. ne use Oh tilS-
ntectants IS then absolutely necessary.
ami sweeping. busting and whitewashmg
lu"lou gnlY are mperatiYelv called for
Every one knows that malaria is more
active N the early fall than at any other
season even in the heat of summer.
mere Is III the air an excess OF moisture.
Mld this, with heat, are the exact ele-
mentS necessary t0r decomposition Ne
pIltc talntS about a house are slower in
coming to a head, 50 10 speak. than In
hotter Weather, and 50 lmger longer about
house Besides. III Our furnace heated
houses the frost has no chance To Kin
poisonous gases and when the fires are
started they rise ON the heated ar, carry
M With them the seeds Of disease and
death. NhiteWaShing the cellar. il done
hul once wear. should De done IN the
tail rather than in the spring and free use
OF dSnttctamtS should be made. A strong
solution Of coppcras >hould he used for
pouring down sinks and water closets and
lime should be freely Sprinlled in cellars
and back wards. ltastrong solutiono pot
ash IS used constantly in the Kitchen sink
it VIII dissolve the grease which SO often
clogs the dram pipes and renders ncccS-
>arE the aid Of the plumbers
Beds should he cleaned, mattresses
summed and bed clothing aired. Winter
clothing and blankets, which have been
packed away tor the summer. should he
taken out. examined and we'll aired.
Where carpets have been ON the floor all
summer, thorough sweeping is ali that is
required to clean them. For this a carpet
brush Is better than a broom and a patent
carpet sweeper than either. The carpet
sweeper, however, Will not 20 into the
corners ot t.le room and these must he
cleaned WITH brush and dustpdu. This
Troublesome corner brushing is obyiatcd
p| the modern fashion Of leaving a stripe
ol sldlAtU llool arounO the edge ot the
carpet Where the floors are cover
ed "ith mating II Is generally agreed
io of i>cI lp leave the mating down
ami put thc carpet over II. The mating
Keeps lcttrr On The floor tnan il taken up
and stored away and at the same time
helps to preserve the CARPET Two thick
aeS~eS Of paper should DC laid between
them Newspapers Will answer lor this
purpose, but common brown wrapping
paper, such as groceIS use. is stilI BETTER
On account of its absorbent qualities
" IN IL ~ II iNt't lilt MA lI8 Mtll uNltUllA
be found much cleaner the next spring
after the carpet is taken up than when it
was laid down. For cleaning mating.
damp corn meal or wheat bran sprinhled
over il and then swept OF is excellent
Soap sluuld never bc used on mating. il
|eHoWa 1t badly When the mating is 50
dirty is to require WaShnr saIt water
viii be tomdmuch better for the purpose.
Everyone knows how iron casters on
furniture stain straw mating. There is
nothing which viii remove lhese stains
without injury. but they may be preycut-
ci 1y placing Tiny round mats ot straw
oI. coarse crochet cotton under each roller
extra thickness Of paptrmust lie but. iH or
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The Republican journal., 1879-11-13

The Lowell Mail hopes some philanthropist will
start New England Society for the Protection
of Simple Minded People from Accident by the
Improper Use of Kerosene"
The Republican journal., 1879-11-13

1t seems the Indian war was brought on by the
knowledge which the Utes obtained from half
breed agents that gent Meeker had sent for scouts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
2eri6Ieuoeruns Oes 2lrnte t,s
auteS.

Den belfsn Bemeis fir bic 8eri6Ieu
berung bes armengutes burd
bic ttalienii&e Gssieruns sibt iOlssnbe be1
r@ermania" SuJsbsnoe uno bis gum Sabre
1871, tn manden Sejiebunsen bis 1875
rei9enbe Statiitit Der frommsn Stiftungeu.
SIR offsntli6e ilnterridtsswsfe sibt es
4l8 Stiftunsen nit einem germSsen Dor
22.651,s04 Sire, uelts 1902, 733 Sire
3inisu ssben; bauon fommen fir Inter,
ridtsIuede uur 1926, l33 G., pibrenb BIZ
Steuern fur bic Sanbation uno Iomini:
f~fration $40, 900 8. psridIingen. Sil
arr,e Rinber s~riitiren 2l46 S%ttftun9sn nit
einsm 0ermosen BON 32, $40, s76 Sire unt
etnem Sinsert,a9e pom / 1925, s2l g.; ba:
BON werben fir S~tiftuuss3pede 9s9. 944
unb fur Stsueru unb Administration 1856,
1877 6. usrpenbet. Sir &ranfe ,dblt man
l406 Stiftuueen nit rs ,O72, $50 8. Ser;
n,6sen unb 1,4l4,2 l5 6. 3inlsn, BON mel,
den 7s3. 25s fir Sranfe unb $50, $50 8.
fur bic Steuern nnb 8srwaltung psraus,
sabt werben. Sir lluteritiSunssu pno
Aln,oien i'm aasemsinsn befst StaIien
2sl4 Stiitunsen, bic iiber ein Serm6sen
BON 80, 207 ,O06 6. uno 2inien i'm 8etrage
BON 1884 $50 6. psrfiseu. SOu ben
!Sinien fommtn ben Nrmsn nur 9lS 600 6.
81 Cute, ben Stsusrn unb Der 9srwaItuns
1886 $50. Sir psri9iebsne 8obltbd:
ttsteisspede sibt sS 500 Stiftunssn nit
1927, 957 9. YermDsen unb $500, 900
Z. on idbrli5sn 3inien; bic aasgabsn fir
Stiftunas;uefe lisben bier 3u ben @usgas
ben fir Steuern unb YernaItuns In benz
gang abnormsn 9erbdltniB BON A Su 100.
Sir gultus: unb @obltbdtistsits5 psde
e%riitirt sig StiftunsSbetrag BON lei, 1917
l76 6. NIT 9,543,56s 6. 3irisn. pouon
fir WobItbdtistsitsspe 2,l5s, 1916, iir
ben GuItus 269,3l3 urb fir Steueru unb
Naturalization $500. 100 &. perwsnSst
werben. Sernsr bsiiesn bic 500 9asareibe
Elm 9srmOsen Don S72, 1872 .9sl g bic %
Wutts,bsrberasn 1,l3l.l Q 6, bic 25
Srrsnbduier 10, 284, 1877 &. 4aut benz
letten Bsri9te Ricotsras BET Beratbuns
Der Stiftun9srsfo,m I'M December 1877
CAB ss in Stalien NIT Ausi5IuB Rom's 2O,s
1913 fromme Stiftunsen nit eiuem Ssrs
m6sea pon l,l90, 932, 6o9 Sire. Bon
benz 3inserirase bisisr StiItnnssn ueraus,
9abt man fir uobIibdtise 3usde Our9'
ldnittIid nur 81 procsnt, fir Stsueru u.
Administrations so Procsnt. Den Gom'
u,entar gu cieisr ,~libsralsu" ipftsmatil3sn
Seraubuus Der armen mag Der 9sier nd
ielbft MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

ben birfen. DaHsIb. Yerbot be,isBt iid
uuf 2sate, bic ie9s Monate Dor ibrer an
funft Snfa0sn elmer SrrenanitaIt, einea
N~rmenbauiss ober elmer dbnIidsn Nnltal,
waren, ober bic 3ur 3sit ibrer autunft MIDI
far loren llntsrbalt iorsen t6nnen. Dieis
Art gerionsn iinS auf Soften bes Capt:
tdns, @issnibimers obsr vgonfsnsss" bee
SdiHes, bas fe bra9te, mad ibrsn Sci:
matbsldnbern sutif su trarsportiren. lie:
bertretnns bieisr 8oridriften aisbt sins
Strafe pon 500 mad fi5.
0ie Strafselber iolen Ssitens Der Der.
Staaten on ueri5tebeue Staaten pertbeilt
uerben CUR 8srsituna fir Urgent pel9e
Soitsu, bic oieien bic Serpfssuns Der Gins
ruanterer ueruriaGt.
Ser GonsreB iolI isbes Sabr cine ssni,
senoe Summe uerwiui9en sur 8efreitung
Der &ofen, welde ben Ser. Staatsn bur9
Insfibruns bieiss @eiesss eruadisn.
Ser Sinanjminiifsr pirb ermd9tist, nit
ben @inuunbsrunss: Seb6rbsn Der einScI:
men Staatsr Sertrdae absul5Itssen unb
baburS fir bic 8e,pHssuns ber bilfsbe.
birfiisen @inwauberer bic s~esisueten Dor.
febrnnsen 81 treIeu. Die @inwunoe
runss SOmmiRdre bsr e~iuaeInen Staaten
werbsn ermd9tist, bic @%inwan6srer: Sdifis
gu ~inipibiren, uno ss pirb ibnen CUR Yfidt
sema6t, benz Safsn'g eamten bss Bunbss
Beridt gu eritatten, faa5 untsr ben Ba6a:
sieren perurtbeiIte 8erbre4er, SertrippeIte
obsr 8asabunben tn6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
st &aiier 2lIeganoerI. bon Ssi,6,
Iano fatboIii6 9eftorbea?

S9on ,u usridisbensn WaIen wurbe In
Der Yrefe bic 8~sbauptuns aufaeReut, bas
&aifer Msranber l. BON &uBlan6 fatbos
Iii9 seiforben isi unb bies aud nit mebr
ober weniser BIauRbiIitdt gu bsweilen sss
iu@t. Sett bat elm poIniider @beImann
ein Bud uerfaBt, NORM bas @srltt, baB
Der &aiisr Mlsranber |. uon RuSIanb, Der
Oufel bss iesisen Gjaren, ole 8atboIit ses
iforben iei, beftdtist uirb. gs beiSt, bas
Der Sturs Napolson |. feline slussn seSif,
net unb i'm gum GatboIi3ismuS binseioaen
babe. gr iarisb an ben papR SEQ XII.
sinen ~eisenbdnbisen Brief unb bat tenIsIs
ben, Tim eiusn Yrieifsr Al ididen, Der ion
unterri4te in Ter tatbol. Rslision. als
Der NIT bieier Miiion betraute prieifsr in,
8esriife ifanb, nod ct. Ystsrsburs ab,u.
reiien, .raf In Rom bic Nadri9t pom Eo6s
bes &aiisrs elm. DsrisIbe par iebod Dol
isinem Tobe bur1 ben Yrisiisr Der Rapsas
su Eosanros in bic tatboI. Stride aufge:
ommsn porbeu. als &aiisr Nitolaas,
Der llnterbrldsr 9oIenS, sinen Bsiud In
&om u,adte, usrieste i'm Yapit @reso,
XIII. our@ 8or3eisen bes Srisfss Dor
8aiier Msranber an ieinen (bsS 4apitss,
8orsdnser in nidt serinsss grfiaunsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

tf. Gin g1terna1sr usrfaufte feline RHk,
ba fe cine i9Ie6te Wil5tub mar, an einen
Suosn. Oa Sieier wpbf pu6te, bas ber
Nann cine anbsrs Rub babsn mlHe, iaste
Ct tbm: vRommen Sie 3u mir, i'd babe
nod 8 fd5ne &idsr (Ribe), sic uerbeH
tt5sr einsn suien SaubeI ma1en." g
Gage ipdtsr eri9eint Der Wann tn beu
Stale bes Subsn. Gs MIL ibm aber teine
BON ben 8 Slider eefauen. ,0a1, iaate
ba Der Sube. voribsn i'm Stall febt nod
Elm i6ones 9isb9eu, bas S5nen aber uiets
let3t etn wesis t5euer it, Der Sube battle
bieiem netten 8is5Sen S6pau, uuS SSr,
nsr tbeilueiie abseidnitten, i5m bic RIaueu
ssfsat unb ie 10 ausSepust, als uous er he
8ur Rirmes fhbren. Dem Waane asHeE
6te Rub einais. Hab etnissm Sin, uss
9srre6en bieB es: vEopp, mir ffnb sinis..
Der braue Raun besabIte 70 Sranfeu
mebr fur bic Sub, ais er fit bic ieiniae
9etrtest bate. 46er, Sos Eauieab, mos
bic Srau bes Wannes cine Sletia aema6f
bat, aIS ibr Manu bieieIbe Rub, bic er uor
9 Easen p~erfauit bette, Eieber betmbradteI
als es nun aber Biet, Der Wann iei a
l4r1tert unS babe Lbie Rub pom bemielbeH
SaseE unb TIN eiter Suibr6 Don 40 Sran,
Ten geeauft, ba iolte Niles E5 5aIb tobt
la5en. Nur Der Suoe uurbe fu5spilo Of
oss a~usemeinen SpettufeIs unS bsbauptete,
er babe benz Wanne ni5t bic ibm por o
Sasen absetaufte Cub, iouSetn cine gang
dbnIi9e uertauft. Gin g9teruater, Der
oas 9er3 auf benz re1ten Sled bat, uuBte
Der san3en 9ei9i5te cine ribtige Woral
ab3usepinnen, inoem er ben Sobn SsraeIs
trolfete nit ben Borten: Sci bod niat
boie; es serei9t einem Subsu ia ui3t sur
S9anoe, wenn sr eiasn @briften betriat
uno er i5dmt fi9 bsIen aud ni9t. Su
porltesenoem Sale bait bu elm Isiferfif
tioii9sr Runif s~eIiefert, bas btr aue Gbrs
einbrtnaen pirb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
Befgt(9-S

Sn ben 20 Rantous Der Yrouin,
Sarsmburg bat bic nsue WdblerIife eine
aufdatse Gsnbsruns erfabren. Su ben
&ammern wdblten friber 142 Sfarrer, lest
8; tun1 YropineiaIratb fribsr 15s, iest
"a, gu ben @eueinberdtben friibsr SO, lest
ia Sfarrer. 8arum bas ssi9ab brandt
StreiSeH pobI ni@t ssiast gu wsrbsu.
am 90. Nopember Isste cine Seu.
e%rsbrunit bic Sduier bes W. 8eber unb
V. Wtaierus, SaseI65asr gu Sosrnit, tn
Hide. Gin SbeiI bes Wobiliars wurbe
serettet. SerIuf $500 ST.. aqes if
ueri1srt.
Am 81. Rouember, sesen 2 rlbr
Utcrsens, ruureeu bic @ebdube, Die @rubte,
WtobsI uuo bas 2eineuSeus Der Wittme
WaIie Stiles ~ Ssllereur, @emeinbe
Ma6onpSe, Elm &aub Der SIammen. gsrs
lalt $500 St., Der bur9 cine 8eri5sruna
BON 5000 1T. sebstt 1T.
5errS. Seurp bat bic erbstsne gut.
lanung als S56ffe Der @smeinbe Gtbe,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Button, erbaItsn.
Sbtaumont baut swei SduIfdIe,
bic gu 6s,96o 5ranten ueraui5Iast lnb.
3iemIi9 tbsuer!
ueber bas In Isstsr Drummer aus
Scotch (Beain) ssmeIosts 8srbrs5en ers
fabrsn mir lest oas Rdbere. Der I'M.
slidli5e Sole erbisIt NIT einem Stein.
BANNER einen SdIas auf ben S9siteI. ba6
sr SuiammenisI, oann uabm inn Der R6rs
Der bic Tltnte ab, i@oB inn einsn 9auf ms
Ssit5t unb itelte Sole baun bas @es
rusbr spildenote RnteH, als babe er SeIbits
uloro be8eben wouen. als bss Norbes
usrSd1tig mnroe elm Ra9bar SoIiss feifs
gsnommeu uno s~etsttet mad Rsuf9atsan
ms 9efGnaniS abaefiart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
@lar. SNssr Sajep6 bu Ro%ulIcaur,

Wisr. Silsur Saiep9 bn 3ouIcaar
9ausprdlat or. 5sitistsit bes Bapitss
ganonicus an Der EGtbes,ale BON Wedell
unb Superior bss tIsineii Seri1ns alSa
1T gum a%bminifrator Der OiScsie Gourra
ernannt worben. DsrisIbs Issts benz Dom
eopttel has pdpiili6e Oeerst uor, wsI9e!
tbm bic pole unb gauge Jurisdiction ibe'
BITE Di0eeie perlei5t, porauf er iofort Dor
Der Ratbeorale unb benz bii95Hi9eu Ba'
lais 8efb ersriff. SIN na5fien gonRifo,
rum pirb ct gum Stiaof ptdconiRrt wsr'
ben.
Sg6um. Sc berri5eu bierieIbf id6ns
5ultdnoe. Die gro6e Warisn. &irde III
ben AlttatboIiten iiberseb.n, auf benz &ir9.
plate wdGlt bas '@ra8, eiu regelmdbiser
alttatboliider @ottesoient srifirt nidt
mebr, bic Rir9e purbe In ben lesten Mo
naten BON u burdidnittIi9 l5-22 Bers
%ionen, meiitens 6rausn unb Sinbsrn, Be,
in4t. Die felbfitdnb,geu aIttatboliten
iinS bis auf 4s suiammsngei9moIsen; ibs
men ftsben CO. 66OO feI6ftffanbise Ratboli,
Ten sesenitsr. Der Stabttseil, in MEL
dem bic Rarientir6e Iiest, 1T ~poafdnbis
uer0oet, piele @eiddfts linS %ruinirt. Sn
Der Ndbe Der Stride tam fein 5ausbeiieer
unb tein @eiddft msbr eriltirer, cine
Bfdnouns foIst Der aubcren. Sriber per.
fsbrten bort aue Conn: uub Geittase min:
beitens 1000 PeriOueu. Sect bat fi9 cine
md6tise Sepssuns ssssn bieis llsbsIiidnbe
unb tbre uria3e erbobsn. Ridts darat.
~tsriftrt better bic pom ,9iberalismus~ ses
laaffene Gage, oils iOI5e borreuben gu:
ltdnoe.
g8te aus Rom per &absI beri6tet piro,
wuroe bas Su6ildum Der bosmatil5en DE
f%inition Der unbsfsdtsn gmpfdneniB an
g.. DECEMBER in uieleu Rtr5sn &oms eldnz
serb sefeiett.
@u6 Sas v8aierii9e 8aterlanb~ 1T
pom {. Winitstium fir GLiaB Qoibringen
unter aufbsbuns bsS bstrsfienben 0srbots
uieber ;uselafsn uorben. Ssinsn Oant
bafir brift Der g.rleaer bes giattes, DR..
jur. Sisl, in folgeubeu Worten aus ,Wir
ituo pom oisiem @rlaB bes SaiierIi5en Ri.
niferiums &c. auserorbsntIi1 Ieb6aft qe:
riibrt, miiIen aber - Vori5ts CALDER
bemerten, baB iotbaner grIaB obne bas
minoeffe 3utbun pon %uniersr Settle srfoIst,
alio BON uns websr ~uerIanst nod sr6eten
morben III. Wir bitten tsinen Sreubsn,
ni6t um elm 9aus! Damit, bas bas gers
bot oes Batter. SaterIanb", na9bsm IS
a4t Sabre ~bsitanbsn, enbIi5 autssbobsn
worten, 1T uns eiufa9 elm Rsdt, feline
9nabe; bas &e9t uccsptiren mir, cine
@nabe ni9t. Der BeseItanS unisrer 2isbe
gu BreuBen lit in Sol9e bieisr Ysrfisuns
UNI fait einen buIbsn @ilimstsr sstiessn,
bsiinbet fd aber INNER nod circa iie6en
SiIometcr inter benz Niueau Der S9wdr.
Terei.A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
Saar, @oieI, GiSeI auo SuuS,
ri6eu.

Sin entiebItG es ungIid ereios
nste it5 neuIid III benz 6atteuusrte tu
Stirinssn (bet Sorba9). GIN iunser ars
better wnroe ndmIid auf Der Sabritbabn
BON bsr Mai4ine erfaBt, qusr iiberfabren.
unS fotmIi5 snt3psi sei4uittsu.
au W 3 uirb unter tem %. Ropsm..
Der aefdriebeu: rHa1bsm bic RoieI in
5oIse Der itarfsn SSnsefGue unb bes bars
anf einsetretsnsn Resenpstters felt eiuiaen
Easen bsreits i'm Stsissn mar, bat fs
bsute ben b59ftsn 6odpaKerffan6 pom
uorissn Sabre bereits fberidrittsu. 0ie
Snisl Spmpborisn, oberbaIb Der Stabt aes
Iessn, III uolifdnbis untsr .WaFer seIest,
chen 10 Der sr5ste TbsiI bss pom sSnnern
Der Staot mad Der gsnannten SnfeI bins
fibrenoen 2sinpfaSss. Mu1 bic Sriebbof.
SnieI unterbalb Wes itsbt suu, ar6sten
G6sil unter WaIer uno riidte qsifern bes
reiis cine Militdr. abtbsiIuns gum S&use
bet bortisen SGisBfinbe aus. Die SnisL
Saulcp, auf wel9er f9 bic srose Suluer.
fabrit bsinbst. III bis isst pom So9maR.r
nod peri5ont sebIisben, basesen 1T bas
Waner tn bic Seller Der OIL Der Woiel aes
Iesensn Sduisr sinsstrstsn unS bat bereIts
algen S9ahen angeri5tet. BON Der cse.
rem WoieI Fer III u~orldufs ned sin wetes
res Steisen ess Wafers semeIbet. Sn
Grier TT bic Wfoiel, weI9e ON 23. b. Lem
bod mar, am "a aai Ism seitiessn.
8%erutafsI baut elm neuss S4ul.
baas, bas auf 46, 200 M. anaeldlaasu
mar nne nit 7 Pro3. &abatt ibsrnommsn
purbe,
Rad Shbinsen (Rersis) ae5sn Die
8oIfs iest ipasieren; ss milen BE sSdser
tn iener 9eseab ielten istn.
gu Rotbfelben (St. BsubsD purs
ben benz Yoitaseutes tirsli5 @a5ts 500
Wart seitobIen.
BET Der q peiterun a bes Balm,
planums aaf Der @smartuns Matbeis Be
Erter, ifteB mar wisber auf cine Mn,ohI
anttfer Steiniars'B esrdbniHe loon Atn,
bern ano grwa9ienen).
Saarb5IBba4 srbdlt cine giIeu
babnbaltfeae. Oas Dorf III .f:nreihs
oenn @iqionsu unb Miaionen Bflafer
feinen, @raumaden, werbm bsstbsr feao
gen unS mad Grantrei& unh 9slsien p<r
tanbt.