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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19

Rinosr BON b bis 7 Sabrsn - benibt
OefIi9 BON 6isiem @sbdube btfinbet lid
bds 6~auptssbduos, in tuel9em ii9 arasr
200 Rinber unter Der g fege Der S6psiterr
bon Rotre , Dame btfinoen; Sdpsf,r
Waria Yausa 1T Die O6erin. Sie I'm,
italt n iro BON Der Rir9e gum gasrbeil.
grl6Isr in 3. Strobe srbaltsn unb Die S:n-
iaHsn fine faft idn1mtlid Rinbsr bsuti6er
gltsrr. tpie au4 in Der antaIt bic beutIte
Spra4s Die alSemsine 1T. Dor psnisen
8a9st1 tpuroe i'm 8aiem.nt Der 90
prince Somefeao" elm reuer 3ieael. 2as
4slofsn srbaut, in pel9em %bstdnoi9 6euer
erbalten nurbe. Ser SdornRein lduft
ttpliten Solsbalfsn unb 9rettern. en-
Solge Der b. tdnbissn i~tarfen Sibs qerietb
oas 5aduert in 8ranb. I'm 8 ubr so
Wtlnuten tuurbe oas Seuer entb.dt. 9ie
&inosr lager 3ur 3sit ole in ibren 8eiten
u. alss idisn in Orbnuns gu Iein. 6is cine
Der S4wsfern, als he Die Runbe ma6te,
cine 5lamme on Der Slbieite oss Sdlaf.
iaalss berpor3inssln lab. Ser Shlieber
olarmirts. iofort oas Saus, unb ole
S4meftern eilten bsrbei. Sie euten
S9psitern tuaren. lpie Ii6 Isi9t benton
ldBt, anfanss is6r eri9rodsn, sspannen
absr iofort ibre 5aIun9 nisber uno mad.
ten ft obne 36ssrn an bic arbeit. I'M
ibrs YFeslinse in Si9srbsit su brinsen,
mas ibnen aud poqfdnbig selans. Sie
Jlammsn ersrifsn Die S6lafidls uno
bra4sn our9 oas Dad, mas bic aufmsrt.
iamtsit Der Ra8barI6aft erreste, unb
Htsbrers 2euts siltcn 3ur ollie berbei. sic
ftanoen Den Sbusitsrn beim 8eqIdofsn
Der &inoer bel uno battsn groBe Wdbe,
bic &leinsn aus Dem SauIe in oa8 5aupts
gebduoe Su brinsen, oas etipa $50 ssub
e%ntfernt Iis9t. Die &lnber tparen nod su
Jung UNI Die SefaSr 5u bssrsifen, tuelber
he ausgaisBt uaren, uro 10 ipuroe Der ae,
tu6bnli4 bel dbnli4en @%sIsssnbeiisn Dor.
fomsnenoe panii9e Sdreten permie6en.
Sie Sduetsrn arbeitstsn uie Die Siebsr
uno sslang es ibnen, ole &inoer unperlsbt
aus Dem brennenben @ebdube su entfernen.
Die S4psitsrn a9tstsn ni9t auf bic Jlams
men, Die in unmiitslbarer Hdbe tpal6eten,
unb uaren u auf bic Si6erbeit ibrsr
9F.slinss beoa4t. SIN Sauptsebduoe,
tn tpsldsm f4 Die dltsren RinSsr befan.
ben, puroe bur9 ben 5susridsin Der sr6Bte
S4redsn be%tporssrufsn. Sie 81 Sabre
elite Dora 3abn, bic an elmer Str,irant.
belt lsioet, fisl in 5olgs bss Sdrsdsns in
&rdmpfe unb muBte in Elm anoerss &C.
bduoe setrassn tpsrben. Sic Ropi,e 2i,=
aie pap perisl ebenfals in Rrdmpfe uno
befir4tet man, bob lie tsrben tpiro. sic
1T IL Sabre aIt. Sie Obsrin lisB bic
8inoer in Die 2apsle ssbsn, nm Is su be.
rubigsn, uno fe bststsn bort nit ben
S9psitsrn, Bis ole @sfa6r poriber mar.
Die Sprisen Ro. % unb Al paren rald
bel Der Scno uno es selans Den SsusrIsu.
ten, in tar3sr 3sit bic Glammsn ~ bsudl.
tissn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
Saar, Mo(sI, GifsI uuS gunsrid

llnter ben S9iffsrn, usl5e ben
SaartanaI befabreu. bsui9t sroSe aufres
suus. IS bat fid ndmIi5 cine 9eieus
i5aft sebiIbst, wel9e bic fanaIifirte Saar
unb ben RanaI nit tIeinsn 8 9raubens
(dbnIi5 pis In Sorba4) bes
fabren pia. 9orIiufis iolsn nur SO
Slid In Stsaf seitelt perbsn. Die
S4iH9sn babea cine Erasfd5istsit pon
l20-140 Sonnen, unb ba He BEL m6sis
i9neaer 5abrt gar tsinsn @eusnl6Ias
uernria5eu unb bic ufsrbauten iona9 ni4t
msbr bei5dbiseu, pte bic ibrisen S5iffe,
10 iou ibnsu bic n6ibise Ror;sifon Seitens
Der 8afsrbau Snipettion In aust6t
ifeben. 9tersssen iu9en nun bic ibrissn
S4iffsr ginipru9 gu srbsbsn unb 9abeu
ii9 NIT elmer ginsabe bisis,balb an bic
t6nisIi&s Rssieruns sspanbt.
am 81. Wdrb fanb man su go&en
swsi rette @si5eine an elmer Hebe bier In
Dubuque liest nod meterbpbsr S1nee uno
unier 8reitssrab Iiest in Der Rdbe Wais
lambs in Sbsritalieu. @sI3' sin Inter-
i9isb!
s. ber Naht pom Z. WirS III si
Erter Elm aus Der SbsrmoisI obsr Der Saar
bsransetriebensr Baden an sinsm PfsiIsr
Der WoieIbride Serfdsat. OeritIbs bate
i9 quer Dor ben YfsiIer gsIest unb mar
nit Der ein~sebosensn Snnenieite bur9 bic
seuaItise Str6muns Der BOD ftutb 10 feit
an ben Yfsilsr ssbridt, bab msbrsrs S9if.
fer, bic t6 Tn eineuI ereBeu EabH Dor ptes
len Sui5auern %bsransspaSt battsu, UNI
bas Wrad gu Ianbsn, tauon abfanb nsbs
men muBtsn.
@is bas Wsinssiadft mitunter iest
bstrisbsn uirb, intersfirt sewiB uisIe 9eisr
Az psrusbmsu. Gin Wsinbanblsr aus Bern.
taftsI, Der iebr sroBs Yorttonsn serinasr
Tier unb User Bsine sstauft unb In feline
Keller seIest, p~srtauft iest untsr Der Der,
tdsruns, 60 let r~einsebaltsner 7Ser WoisIs
wsiu, per Tubsr 1000 Otter nit SaB Az
446 Wart. Cur 8erfi9suns, bas Der
8etn rsinssbalteu 1T, Isst Der betreffenb.
Ssrr cine abi6riIt elmer Nnalpis pom Or.
Sreisnius In Wiesbaten Bel, pona6 Der
Wein untsriu1t unb ais reinsr Raturpein
bssuta4tst If. 0isiss @siSait ssbt auss
seSet4nst, Der Wann fol- msbr Wein psrs
isubsn, als er einsstsIsrt bat; an User
Wsins Totem per 5ubsr (960 2itsr) Bel bsg
@inssrn nit 5as s bic 600 Rart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
aus oen HberaIen SGmIen
NeIateuS.

9slsisn bat in ben ,p.i Sabrsn Der liz
beralen @irt6i9aft ni9t usnissr als flint.
sis Miqionsn Sranfs far Die liberaIen
Staatsi dulsn be5ablen miifsn. Seist bas
ni9t nit benz iausr srporbsnen @elo Der
Steuer3ablsr Elm f~ripolss Spiel treiben /!
Wie in 8s3us auf Die S9uIen bon unie.
rem liberaIen Wiuiitsrium bas 8slb Der.
i&lsuoert tuiro, ssist ON bsitsn folssnbes
auf offaieIls 3ablen 9ssriinbstss geiiyiel.
Sn Der Propin3 2imburs tofet iebes bic
liberalen Sdulsn beiu9snos 2ino Der bel.
sii4en Hation idbrIi9 1900 Jrants.
Hebmen mir III on, baB isbss Rinb bieie
S4ule isds Sabre bsiu9en ion, 10 ma9t
oas bic Rlsinisteit bon 5000 Sraafs.
@ewib elm nsttss Sdmmden, nit uslaem
f4 i4on man9e Gamilis gut burti9laeen
f6nnte. Sa fnb nun bic 9ib.ralsn snts
riitet i6sr bas ben @sifli9en ~ausg.sablte
@sbalt Gin 2inb in Der Yropins 2ims
burg fotet idbrli9 Dem Staat 3tpsi uno
elm balbmal 10 biel, oils elm gapIan /; fir
oafslbe 1T faft oas oOppsIts 8sbalt zines
gfarrers srforosrIi9! es brau9t beinabe
10 pi.L, oIs elm StcOnbsIisutsnant..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
aus Nfrtfa.

Nus GsDptcn. - Oie 9~ursmburssr usr'
mebren f9 bier INNER msbr. Bel ben
S9uIbrioern TN college be ct. Catherine
in Alexandria. gsppten, bsfinbsn fi9 isst
Z 8ribsr. Sm Rouisiats bieisr ~initaIt
Ii WsiIsn pom Der Stabt bsinbsn ii9 8
9anbslsuts aIs Rouissn. Der Nsffs bss
bo9p'ftsn 9ii9of's NieoIas BON 2ursms
burg III Nnfans bisiss Sabrss mad Son:
itantinopsI sesanssu, UNI am bortiaen @oI'
lesium Der S9ulbrabsr cine YrOfsforen'
iteIe Su iib%srnsbmen. Mlio bic 9ursmbur'
ger pir.su i'm W~iiionsusrte In fat alsn
SbeiIen Der WeIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19

am Is. @ar, fanO gu Sells, on Der
Strabe nod Der Srsifaltistsits. GapeQe,
neueroinss elm bur9 llnpori6tisteit oerur.
ia&tsr J~elisntur, fatt, peI9er S&eune
uno Staauns bss Dssspdrtss @6bert
p~oafdnbis 3ertrimmerts. I'm etpas unsbr
Raum bintsr isinsm Sauie gu setpinnen,
bate 86Ssrt pabri8einlid supisI grSe BON
Dem bintsr Dem 6auis a%uffsissnb,n SissI,
auf tpsl4sm Der Sells ftano, abtrasen Ia7en,
uoour4, pie a annimmt. Elm 9ererutid
.ntitano, Der ben Stur3 oss 5.lIsn sur
5olse bate. Die Sniuisn bss Sauies
mi len ben Gslsturs bsfir9tst bab.n, bsnn
sbe osrislbe erfoIste, batten he basgisb aus
Der StalunS tu.ssebra9t. Aud gu 2a-
iaupass, oberbaIb Siferoinsen, srfoIsts
IN oisiem @tonat Der Stur3 zines risfssn
Gsliens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19

Der ,9isn public psr6f.ntli&t cine
nod propinssn suiammsnsstslts psrelsi-
9enbe Isabelle iibsr ben Yeiu9 Der fat6o-
Iii9en unb Der StaatsI6ulen. Inter
neun Yropin3en baben bic 8atboliten cine
srobs Waioritdt tn fisbsn. SIN @ansen
babsn Die tatbOliiden glsmsntarI6ulsn
457, ~ bic itaatlidsn 279, 1853 300.
hinge. Sic fatboliidsn geuabri&ulsn
Sdblen 125.157, bic itaatIi6en" 80, los
Rinosr. llnb bas trob Sss offi3isaen God.
brudes seg.n bic fatbOlii9en S9ulsn unb
trob Der sroBen Opfer, wsI9s bsrsn CT.
ri4tuns uno nnterbaltuns ben 2atbolitsn
ouferlsst pdbrenb bas aus tatboIii6sn
Saiden 9.i&6pfte llnterri9tsbubaet BON
1906. S72 5ranfsn ALIEN ben IibsraI.n
S&uIen gu @uts fOmmt. Obiss 3ifsrn
5sisen isoem llnpartsiii&sn, anf tpeI9sr
Seits bic Wsbr3abl bss bslsiI9sn 8oltss
itsbt; benn 3ablsn bsusiisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
1T.

Gurrsipunbsn,sn fur bic ,,saremburs,r
Gaisttr."
Gels, ben II. Wdr3. Ssuts fano in
%unisrsr bi6t nit Msniden a~nssfaltsn
Yiarrtir6s bic fsisrli4s Ginlssnuns brsi
neusr Ssilissntatusn ano elmer pra9tpol.
len 4ir9snfabns. bura Den Or. Ss9ant Don
Wsri8, itatt. Wsnn &riiliasr Opfsr.
ssiit in elmer 9iarrsi bsrri5t 10 tann
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19

Bon 10. Bis gum 20. Iar, bate Ssf.
ln9en cine WtiItonserneueruug, on mel.
DER ii4 Die Ginwobner re9t SabIrsi9 be-
tbsilistsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19

einselaben
rIufen unb
gu bsf4ltes
@ltern an,
% Der CUTE
IN tie bort
man trdst
bod mad
S@wiesers
lbarIep, bic
serIssen5eit
I'D tommt,
later tmmer
cine Wuts
lrer sroBsn
Ienb. Wir
baIten unb
Ter un8 uu6
ausfdaut.
bic Nlten
} binaufss'
nt unseutrt
mn far bic
ias's ibnen
Tam mid
unb ma9t
folst natirs
mhfsn up
! fsiner Bes
ie benu uns
In In Erauer
nidt beibs
has paffrt,
TT pieaei5t
unb 2t5t
;eipett aHies
} 5siertasss
Rir4enfubI
[e In Nmss
n BET ibren
ben 9dnben
ga, es sibt
/, aud sldns
auiebnlide
n alien 8as
G5ren baIs
erfsn Ylas
mer Beiu9
!, f4 ni6t
ober f&wd'
[tudterIi9en
IT afaaeu,
gbre 8ater
w~obIerssbe
IN. Sc TT
] bieier art
} pornebms
10 @brifeu,
,ftmaIs Bee
2sutsn i'm
in Der alien
Dune lafen
seiunb aud
0euti9'
bet f9 pieI
!, tn feinem
benz alter
5arteu Bids
lie @nttdus
nern, wenn
bic &eiis
DIT aud nur
n Sreunbin
emf In Rew
Stn foI9ss
eereiie obue
d., in Rsp
l~esenbeitsu
So4en lang
Bis fe ibre
at bieieIbe
fsn, unb 70
anb ,lant'
3suteu an,
Dienf ans
1T einmaI,
tisuns unb
attsriesIsns
man5maI
tannti5aft
Berwanote
gu 2anbe.
@brifopb:
IN mir ans
I'D 9letd.
lfen. Sn
inb. Der
nfdnbe CO..
10. unb
Slid ss'
It unb Der
n ebrli9er
Ratbbaus
Notariatss
grIaubniBs
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@ret9en
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linen beuts
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febt nis'
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6aufe bss
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19

Dit orm Musmeijen bss Serrains far
bic proisttirte 8abn gru9ten Sells lit man
nod Bis isbt tbdtis. IN Rom,rn porbei.
fibreno. lou bieie iamaIipurise 8abn beim
.&inissbsrg", BEL Websrna9, qusr bsriber,
ldneioen big CUR Staatsira6e, Die bon
St.ttr4 mad Gels fibrt. Isben Der
StroBe miro he oann einitusilsn, benz i,bi.
gen Ylane nod, fortlaufsn Big auf 6sn
Warttplas BON J,ls. Ra4 einsm glane
bes 5rn. .. Si4ibsrsr piirSe bi. 8abn
bios 8 Rilometer bstrassn; Die 8eielI4uit,
psl4e ben gau Serielben ibernommsn bat.
lou nun beabf4tisen, bisislbs Bis gu II
8iIomstsr in bic 2dnss gu 5isbsn. Ser
Husen tpiroe sabur9 freili9 UNI 10 sr6ber
fir bic @.i.ai4aft; absr Die gswobner
Der u~mseg.no uno Die Jabritanten finb
i4lsat oamit sinpsritanben. Man er6offt
isoo4 nit &s4t nod cine umdnSsrung ots
qlanes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19

pieI 3ur @eri96neruns bes @ottesbauiss
fertis sebra4t uerosn. go uurbe bier
bic cine Der e%in9eissnsten Statuen, bas 1870
9satimeter bobe uno tuabrbaft funfrei6
bearbsitets Stanobilb bss 81. Waripr.rs
Sonatus, als bas 8ird.npatrons, bur9
Die 8sitrdge Der MitsIisbsr unieres TETS
tbdttsen paramsntsnsg ereins b.i6aFt.
SerieIbe 8srein bat au9 bic nit benz ae.
itidten Bible bes 81. Sonatus a~e,isrte,
air4snfabn. anssfsriist. Sic suei
Statuen, Der bl. Soi,pb unb Der
81. alOpiius, uurosn Der Rirde BON unb..
tannt blsibsn tpoaenben Ysrionen sei9entt.
Dor sinem Wonat erbielt bic 8irde auf
art cine nsue Wonfran3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19


! farjIi3
erf6runs
! In sinem
nfalt in
uer aus.
;an6 ent-
>olibaus,
luf elmer
Daiien-
en- LIB
uiro ais
iaHsn -
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-04-29
A. Fling at the Cabinet,

NEW York, April 22-The Worlds
Washington special says: 1t is an open Sc
cret that the Cabinet is breaking up, Win
dom must go out of the Treasury, if not out
of the Cabinet, and Window and Mcveagh
are bent on breaking down Blaine, If posi-
BILE, before they lose their grip. Garfield, who
Is worn out with the strain upon him, does
not clearly know which to act with, and the
rest of the Cabinet are virtual nonentities
kirrkwood's incapacity is such that the very
clerks in his department laugh at him, and
Hunt is sick to death of the routine work of
the navy. Perhaps the only really happy,
man Is Bob Lincoln, whom nobody thinks
about, and who imagines that the country is
settling down on him as the great ,Republi-
can Presidential candidate for the succession
In 1884. ,.-,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-04-29


THE Husbandsaan has become convert TO
the postal telegraph system, and while adj
herring to Its opposition to Capitalization of
power, reconciles It's attitude by asserting
that "in this day corporations are becoming
almost as powerful as the government" We
go further than that and hold that while this
Is correct theoretically and as an ultimate,
the gigantic corporations Of America are now
practically, In business affairs, more power
full than the government. Witness the pow
er they yield, the monopolies and combina-
tions by which they grind the country be-
tween the upper and neither stones, and the
result OF the legal conflicts with the govern
ment when the latter seeks to keep them
within the limits Of law aud right, One
substantial argument against government
control of the telegraph system Is that 1t
would give the administration an undue
political advantage Of communication. This
is answered by saying that private enterprise
can maintain aad operate lines cheaper than
the government can, and there would still be
competitive lines to nearly all points In the
country. Greater ones are that the govern
ment with It's host Of officers Is already
becoming machine too vast inaits scope and
power for the average President 70 learn and
handle wisely In the few years Of his tenure,
and government telegraph control Is but the
precursor Of government railroad control
Our system Of government, with Its frequent
changes Of administration, Is not adapted to
the assumption of these powers like that or
monarchy with ruler holding for life and
In succession. The better solution of the
great problem Is check upon corporate
powers. . 3 a&F at.#4 .gtaa4sz#rt sg&axuftk
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-04-29

New, YORK, April z2.-The Times says
The plain story elsewhere published Of the
manipulation Of the mall route contracts be-.
tween Mineral point, Arizona, and Phoebe,
Nevada, furnishes an excellent illustration
of the post Office management which Con-
gress attempted TO whitewasL and Hayes
was persuaded to overlook. A contract Is
made for the weekly conveyance of mails,
consisting Or about three letters week, b.
tween the two points named. The original
contractors sub-let the CONTRACT, which they
accepted at 5000, to person to whom they
agree TO pay $4,7oo, or Vi, 800 more than the
government allows them. The reason Of this
liberallty becomes apparent when the post
Office ring 1t Washington succeeded In hav-
ing the service make t,f-weekly trips and In
getting compensation increased TO $4,000.
OF this latter sum the snb-contr actor gets
only $4,000. Not satisfied with their share
Of so,7o0 year, the conspIrators succeeded
In restabiisitng 4 daily mali service between
Mineral Park End Phoebe, At al annual sam
OF 81, 300, Of which the sub-contractor re-
ceised but $4,000 BY this time the origin
n contractors have made way FOR J. w. Dor
Soy, who thus secures $4,000 year for his
own profit, and that or his confsderatea,
The story y eloquent enough to dispense
with necessity FOR comment s,.ssi -, M
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-04-29
Notes OF the Day.


Bishop Green, the Episcopal Bishop of
Mississippi, has just completed his s3dbrl-
day. E q
DR., Newman, Grants pastor. proposes to
erect an Independent Methodist Church in
New York. % 80
Evangelist Moody raised an $50 900 debt
| for the San Francisco Young Mems Christian
Association during his labors in that city.
bible printed in 1850, the first printed
from movable types, was sold in New York
last week for $1,000 --------
Al don't mind so much" said Mr.. Hen
peck, "a woman having mind of her own,
except that in such case she usually takes
charge Of her husbands Also"
Gen. Sturgs, Colonel of the 7th Cavalry,
will probable be assignedto the goyernorship
of the Soldiers Home.
tits reported that Bruce, of Mississippi,
will succeed First Assistant Postmaster-Ge
eral Tyner, and the latter will probably 90
abroad. e..
The spring opening in Fiji shows quite a
revolution in the fashion there. Sharks
teeth necklaces are cut more decollette; the
mole on the back is painted red, and the
green string is worn around the right ankle.
instead of the left, as formerly. Washington
Citizen.
Major J. S. Brisbin. Second Cavalry, is re-
lieved from duty at Fort Assinaboine Mon
tana, to take effect on the opening of'naviga-
ton on the Missouri river, and is assigned to
duty at Fort Keogh.
The Northern Pacific Railroad will reach
Ritzville in seven days, the work being push
ed at the rate of three miles day. Last
Tuesday the workmen laid one mile of track
In three hours. ., -
Bernhardt cleared $4,000 on her Ameri-
can tour; likes the country and people; is
about to sail for La Belle France, but says
she will return TO America. A Philadelphia
Times reporter who breakfasted and inter-
viewed her says she isn't as black as she is
painted.
The Idaho Democrat says Patsey Marley,
once one of the most noted middle weight
prize fighters in America, left the ring some
twelve or fifteen years ago, quit drinking,has
since been an honest miner, and is quiet and
Woodworking citizen. He was In Boise
few days ago Quitting to prospect in the
Wood River country. ,...,,.u
The Appletons expect TO publish 10000
600 copies of JEFF Davis "Rise and Fall Of
Confederate Government" They will put
25,oO0 on the market as first edition, all of
which are subscribed for. A large edition
has been ordered for England -. -
Mr.. Lincoln was asked which of two pro-
grammes for his inauguration he preferred.
Throwing one leg over the back Of chair he
told the following story "When / was prac-
ticing law sn Illinois client of mine, Pc
culiar sort Of fellow, was brought before
the court and the Judge asked him: do you
swear or affirm MIR. Judge, my client re-
piled, don't care damn which," n.;. ii
~ An exchange says that of the 600 young
ladies attending Vassar College, no two Of
them agree as to what they would do in case
they saw bear. We may be sure of one"
thing, however-they wouldn't permit them
selves to be Rugged unless the bear brought
good references. - d.. '"... .'' 'r'o Il
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-04-29
Terrible Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, April 21.-The Journals Clin-
ton, Iowa, special says: As the night express
train bound west OH the Rock Island divis-
ion Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
railroad, was moving at ordinary speed over
the trestle work on the Meredosia river, one
mile south of Albany, Illinois, the trestle
gave way and the train without warning was
suddenly precipitated into the river. The
train consisted of engine, tender, baggage
car, passenger and sleeping cars, all of them
going down except the sleeper, which hangs
over the edge OF the bridge at an angle OF
49, with the upper end high in the air.
Two ears foaled off down stream. The pas
senser coach lodged against the island forty
rods away The baggage rar is stuck In the
middle Of tile stream at about tie same dis
lance away, aud only the roofs Of two cars
are now in sight. Engineer West and the
fireman, name unknown, residing at Free
port, went down in the cab, aud nothing has
since been seen OF locomotive or men. The
baggageman, samuel Flanagan: brakeman,
Harry Meyers; messenger, Daniel Elithorpe,
and conductor Thomas Fuller all escaped
4uniijured except the latter. Their escape
Is = miracle. Eleven passengers were in the
forward car. 1910 ssEt ~ sisat9 II A.eafAa
It is said freight train passed over the
bridge an hour or so ahead of the passenger.
Twenty boais are at work in the pouring
rain searching for bodies and securing bag
gage. iaAli the bodies, however, are believed
to have been washed out. Holes have been
cut In the roof OF the baggage car and some
luggage taken out. The shore here and for
eight miles beiowis lined with people search
Ing for tokens Of the wreck. 81 s''a asea i
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A Mother Nine Years old-Aiarmina I

A Mother Nine Years old-Alarmins Des,,tu,lon
CHICAGO, April pa cable to the Times
from London of April 2lst says Amongst
the curiosities of the census returns there is
a case. we'll authenticated, of a girl nine
years old with a child two months old. The
report was at first doubted at the Central
office when the return came in, and an inves-
tigation was ordered, with the hope of estab-
fishing its truth. The case is here regarded
AZ ono of tho moot curious ever known. The
facts brought out by the census shows an
enormous increase of pauperism over all
preceding years. 1t shows Overcome hundred
deaths from starvation last year in the city
OF London, as brought out by the Parliamen-
tary return just given to the public, the sig
nihcant fact being also established that the
distress Is increasing at an unprecedented
rate in the agricultural districts, leading to
the conclusions, leading to the conclusion
that these portions of England are but little
better off than in some of the worst portions
of Ireland, also, that the agitation for re-
lief Is sure to very soon reach this part Of
the Kingdom. 49,
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The Mexican Apprehension

NEW YORK, April GA special from the
City OF Mexico, under date of the 22d, says:
The alleged friendship between Grant and
Diaz Is injuring the latter here without
beneftting the former. Many worthy people
give credence to story put about i'm old
conservative circles that Grant has come
here In pursuance Of agreement with Diaz
to talk over the protectorate, to be under the
supervision Of the United States govern
ment. The story, absurd as it is, has been
circulated, and in connection with the gen
erai belief that General Diaz has engaged
extensively In railways and speculat ions, n
Is working mischief. Grant laughs at il, but
he will doubtless take an early and conspic-
nous opportunity to make al end of il pub
licly. @@ -. "s@si %" Il 's'@~
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SILVER BOW COUNTY.
kilograms In Brief.

MILES CITY, April 21.-Calvin Bryant
and John ,Lunn were surprised by YahAto-
Mas, while encamped near Little Sheep
Mountain, on the 18th, and both killed. A
detachment from Fort Keogh will start in
pursuit.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1S.-The manager
of the Chestnut Street Opera House has been
instructed to begin suit against Anna Dick
inson for refusing TO appear accordingto con-
tract as Claude Melnotte.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 23.-The execu-
toner of Frohloh received 100 lashes for mis-
management in hanging of the Nihilist Mich
aeloR whose rope broke twice.
WASHINGTON, April 21.-An order has
been issued declaring postal cards unmaIa-
BILE with anything but the direction on the
address side. So, ga
The headquarters of the Pen d'Oicile d.
vision of The; Northern Pacific. have been re-
moved to Spokane Falls, Stevens county,
w. T.