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Ftie gRss;rics in Congress.

THE SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILK0AD IN THE
TI.ICT.
Mr.. German yesterday introduced bill In the
Senate TO authorize the Southern Maryllnd Rail
road Company to extend railroad into and within
the District OF Columbia. It provides that the
road may enter the District near its nOrthe Stern
angle, ana proceeding thence IN Il n0rthWeStWarily
direction across the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
rOfd. near BenninT'S station. AMI across the East
branch Oh the Potomac river 1863 feet north OF
BenningS bridge, and running thence south Of
Mount Olivet cemetery across the Washington
branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. near
the southern angle OF the Fair grounds; thence
the Biadens burg road 10 junction with the
Metropolitan branch OF tie Baltimore and Ohio
shall be the northern terminus Of the Southern
Maryland railroad. The act conferS the usual
powers privileges etc, and makes the same re-
atrlctionS usually incorporated in such laws, and
also provides that unless the company shall COM
mence the GOES DStructOn OF the road within two
one set OF tracks within three years from the pas
sage OF the act, that the act and all powers and
privileges conferred by 1t Shall cease and deter
mine. Referred to the District committee Mr.
Urner introduced similar bill III the House.
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS OF DISTRICT INTEREST
Mr.. Pierce introduced in the House yesterday
bill for the construction Of the Washington and
Georgetown steam railway; MIR. Urner-A bin for
the relief OF the Ammoniated Fertilizer Company
OF the District OF Columbia: Mr. Barr-TO increase
the water supply OF the District OF Columbia; Mr.
MatSon-Io compensate the employees OF the Bu-
reau Of Engraving and Printing and paying Tor
lost time; air. McCO0k-TO place the Botanical
garden under the control or the department. of
ton OF justices of the peace In the District OF Co.
Iumbia,
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SMALLPOX EPIDINlC IN ILLINOIS,
THE POLITICAL CRISIS IN GERKLEY,
Ihe Political ExcIscuea: Fa eermauy,


IoNpoS. January ia Retiia dfSpats.h 80 the
P"'H Af'tS SAYS The cN,lt Ncnt reLlrlInC the
einr'rors rfScript - iucva f.g Tho giriiy Nes-S
IN us financial art T. SAYS Tuterna tlnnal noIiI &c
are the subject OF uEfaA JT.blr attention on the
stock cNt a 'nLc. The r'-cIt.t iS - UnuonSiitu-
ton2t as L. .5ntO ONt 10 a r.NCllt ien tram ahay,,
whiIH me design Prince Esmar.,A may nave be-
BEmIN. January lo-A prolatn NJ feature ot
ye~trIday : & bate iu the RcichSt,g WIS ls,r.,e
BlsnorcA 5 - ttlnen' that br Eardad The inter
tory laws, Tfrh 1a,t nom thc q r.calS, a.
i1diCTtib" thriT iri eats tp Srlp- orr tls 1Rsln
Aent This 8 considered Ia IL an open oycrture
Tor an alliance ".tn tae 8 .ity ol Tie center.
The Su,afi-asN Pia rur iu IIIir, ois.
SFElN"iTEin, III, January l0.-I1ty q ate board
oI hea.ta = KEPT unusually busy q prs 'nt wnist-
IN with tlc -nal-'aN Pl,i len l.. -,. .tliur- IN
Illinois. cases have been r,port Il L. IN, hlard
within six weeks from SNfH-ona points IN t1e
* ie, al VI lcriy II which arc stiI r e.trd a.
t:ouEh the q aso 1, firN under captr'l q most
W THESE places Al Brentwood the .uitntlttt.s
have riu ci L. ro-orDrit" with The E.8ffl ,Ificer
l ne disease appears IL pres nj q DJ Spreading
ttl uS. the vOSUi e, along the Nis,is~iPH river
', Itoi1 nu'ltG' dow p1 MS Of ini' toa having
hh-h rep r1ei fiom twelve out uf The ,irhtren
Ni~SSiDii count - : c!rullr Nlu once he
lSS&ed - steamboat Officers p qe~t ig fheH to en-
tcice fe N3Ccioat ol Of AZ t. ir han3S l. this ia
ri e. mobcj with tie river towns WI bn ttrC. ted
10 prevent Those bD . from "a Ia uII IA have
not properly project e. the crews by Vaccination
fh3psS> ot pornrsf and pfttau.
LONDON. January 1N.-Nes-rS Plrnel ana Dn-
tnh, Ia ietfr ID ifgS> Il ta the town rlrr, of
bbAln, return Their THAN a the ..arDora-
ton Tor the honor cor erred on taen by
the Freedom OF the CIV" Tie .rreSt
o! Connell HIS proved 10 he OF greet iinuort nee
having lea L. the ap rch n~on ~ The rrt re band
O IN ldnElt r5ioerS IA tAt hiiisirrct q III L OF
the to"noi Miil>treet II prevent escapes whle the
police made arrests
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"a
OFFICE OF TIE MgruAI- FIRE Iss. Co. OF D.c..l
NO. sUk PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NV,
cosag of the % If % vii Fire s he o 6e
THIRD HONDAi OF JANUARY, 1882 the 10th prox;,
northwest. commencing at > O'Clock am.
BY the charter q the ennany the election Of seven
tie any is required to be held at the above meeting
provided: AT the annual meeting Of the company
the first business ia order shan he the appointme OF
in accordance with the act of ncorroration between the
All po % re m sna 9fo1h to attend
Amount of premium notes held by com
aiV w
Cash received renewals for year lSS2. 10 lsG 81
HesIl1gs 1is'fgo f9o co co
Lose by fire for the year ISL adjusted 0O' "
Loses by fire for the year 1881 adjusted 'O' 20
By order Of e Board OF Managers Of the Mutual al
80, 20. j. WESLEY BoTELER.
d3l-13t secretsry.
JAnns ~ II 4 MSet {, 4 Try TH4LGsAhE AID
142l New York avenue near the Greasury Departnent
Bartlett Hayward c. ~ Iron Work Ma
P94o 14 oaena1 9ens Glass Mnos lies Terri Gotta
tES~ HOLIDAY GOODS.
large assortment of Fancy Porcelain and Duplex
Lamps. Porabes and Fancy Shade Paper Shades.
Magnificent Display Of Gas Fixtures.
f. F. BROOKS
dlI Corcoran Building.
t-g AADiESi
Do YOU WANT APURE. BLOOMING CONIPLEXIONs
1fso. a few applications of Hasan's
MAGNOLIA BALM
MAGNOLIA BALM
MAGNOLIA BALM
VIII crafty you to your hearts content.
1t does away with
sALLowSEss. REDNEss. PIMPLEs. BLoTc4Es.
and all
DISEASES IMPEnFEcrIoNs OF THE SKIN.
IL ovERcoMEs THE FLUSHED APPEARANCE HEAT.
FATIGUE AND EXCITEMENT.
IT MAKES A LADY OF THIRTY APPEAR BUT TWENTY!
80, il is impossible to detect its application
TesS EUREKA SPRINGS WATER (from Arkansas5,
Summit, Deep Rock, Geyser (saratoea>. Be
gress Water and other Natural Waers fresh reeeyed
AID Tor sale on drsLght at
MHBURN's PHARMACY.
no lf29 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
AWARD & HUTCHINSON,
3l7 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON, DC, Dec. "a, 1881.
Our uptown customers respectfully informed tlt
We have occupied our New Shop,
No. 1760 STREET,
rear Dupont Circle ard have private telephone wire
| from there TO cur Store No. 3l7 9th street.
We SHAH Keep part Of force Of workmen at each
place. and all customers VII have their orders attended
to. d27
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Of 81 IHE MgT$AE TTFT fS5fEASfs S5f c3H
Of ens Re
in r5dsp | IT, % 5aIT s7a Hsass ges.
fig1i VS. RnonrE&IGxs i; cAaETT. chsiE@sa;
viii he bed at Masane e 5 f9Es PfSsJsn Jsnn
F9o, THE LADIES UNION MEETING WILL BE
=: held, as usual. on WEDNESDAY. (to-morrowl
At II oGlock an at Wesley Chapel corner 9th and
&~s Communication of the II. ". Grand Lodge,
.. G., viii be held TO MORROW "wednesday EVEN
1t p. HALL SWEET. Grand Secretary.
~ ATTENTION. JERsEYMEN!--A MEETING
G held 1T SO 5ef m sst nSr1s E
city n edrds ihi ved a to scnd M 'eF'e'en in this
jalO-2t JACOB ". STARR. President.
F~ ATTENTION. SONS OF JoNADAB,anAN
s95 riff 2urPgd 1iss ssoP S se Grand % @ VIII be
Monnt e FeFnGn n ha n 9an bsf is
GUY W. WINES. Grand Secretary. 1t
~ lar co1niiunicatio9 THIS Tuesday EVENING.
bE ress f Ss F brS GS Fat Grph er Mssr are E. e.
q9f.' to attend by 0FdSr 4 'hd iyI3f sa.re+
t-s UNIoN meets WEDSfsDiY. January i ~ y II, at
80 o'clock the school Parlors Of the National Kin
ers are specially invited to be rrssz9nt: rzant: no,,cv
1t President of Washington kindergarten Union
r~sro SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
~ CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
The annual meeting of this Society will be held
TUESDAY EVENING,
January 10, 1852, at 80 p.m.,
In Room d. 1eDroit Building. Sth and streets
All members earnestly requested to be present IT.
rseo 10. .O,F.--MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
held in d hf apgl een I'M Of the a VIII be
m 1 EyfSSe ioh i'm nSt'oSss S of Am
nH ss'I fP Ghfs ssasry
+,st GFaND a f,lis hopGE, FaAMi OF THE DIS
9a T be he'd i ss a@SPc q Ts wkpSG
., jast2f az w MIR r. SINGLETON Grand Secretary.
rgsa The THE WoMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPER
day this week. from 12 to O'Clock, at Masonic Tenn
pie. 907 street northwest Rev. j. F; NAUGLE, (re
Every body welcome ja9-3t
faeS NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
r monthly eer h fods sts its
m Of Mohsy can 1nf be- had
at the lowest rate and most excellent opportunity is
interest and on tins most avorsbe terms Come to the
meeting and get money in any quantity desired
Shares 81 each.
JAMES s. EDWARDS, President.
JSO A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer,
9a9-3t 14l6 street northwest.
r' .'NOTICE.nI HAVE THIS DAY TAKEN
- into Partnership with me my nephew. EDWARD
CHS Ihs 1 ns aox nbar he
firm name of b. CHARLTON l. co.
Jany q 1882. tj6-Gt1 b. CHARLTON.
7 ~ WASHINGTON, JANUARY 5, 1882.
TO the Poicv-holdeEs Of the Mutual Fire Insurance
mn Of ID
At meeting of Policy holders of the above Company
the following gentlemen of the OLD BOARD nom
mated candidates for election onAIONDAY january
10th, 1882:
For MANAGERS.
i. JESSE b. WILSON.
2. JOHN VAN RISWICK.
8. MATTHEW G.. EMERY.
4. J. W. BARKER.
B. Z. KUETZ JOHNSON.
g. GEORGE i. DEARING.
z. SAMU FL III. WALKER.
The name of Samuel H. Walker endorsed to fill
the vacancy in the Old Board caused by the published
resignation of Samuel Sornient.
The action OF the Board of Managers in reducing sal
aries and premiums was heartily approved.
>. ). BAKER, Chairman.
c.,
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue. s340, 1895; customs. s607, $3.50.

nue. $340, ,342 IS; customs. s607 $3.50.
PROBABLE REAPPOINTMENT.-It Is stated that
Mr.. Lydecker, who was chief special deputy
collector of the port of New York when President
Arthurwas collector OF that port, Will be reap
pointed TO that position.
WHITE HOUSE CALLERs-To-day being Cabinet
day at the White House very few callers were re-
ceived by the President There were no delega-
tions: Senators Hale McDill Saunders, Hill (Col),
and representatives Moore, Smith Qll) Urner,
wait, Miller, Van Horn and HOuk were among the
callers who were received.
CoLoRED DooRKEKPERs IN MIssIssRPL-In both
houses OF the Mississippi legislature colored door
keepers have been elected, so letter from Jack
son received at the Capitol states The colored
doorkeepers are democrats, Of course.
ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE CABINET except Sec
retary Hunt were present at the meeting this
afternoon. The Navy department was not repre-
Sented.
THE FREE BRIDGE MATTER is in no more toward
state than last week. The question Will probably
go back to Congress, and # it does an appropra-
tion OF $40, 600 will be asked for.
THE INDEPENDENT MOVEMENT IN GEoRG1A.-It is
understood that negotiations are pending to in
duce Senator J. E. Brown, of Georgia, to take the
lead of the independent movement in Georgia.
Senator Brown was elected to the Senate on IN in
dependent canvass Whether he Will assume the
liberal or independent leadership in Georgia is not
known 1t is thought, however, that he may be
Induced to accept it.
PERsONAL--NTr f. P. Brooks, formerly OF this
city, now US. consul at Cork, arrived in New York
yesterday. accompanied by his wife.-F.L. Morris,
OF Washington, was passenger by the overland
Train to arrive at San Francisco last Friday
EX-De!eSata Hooper, OF Utah, accompanied by his
daughters, Miss Hattie and Libbe, is at the Riggs
House.--Col ID. H. Strother ('Port CrayOn'). L.
=. q itn Is a. he
-EX-Minster Hurbut arrived in Washington
from Peru yesterday, and is staying at the Airing
ton.--Gen. stephen II. Manning, Of Wilmington,
\. G., NoImerly OF Matne) is at the National
Ex-senator ChafTee, OF Colorado, Is at the Airing
on.-Representative Frost, of St Louis, has
peer Deen elected president OF the knights OF ST Pat
stuart Robson. the comedian, visited the White
House and several departments tO-day.-Col.
Amos Webster, late register of wills is quite Sick
at his residence, 1871 street, with an affection OF
the liver.
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CATHOLICS AND THE LAND LEAGUE-Wm. Purcell.
editor OF the Rochester UtO, tcathOlic) of ROcheS
ter, N. Y, publishes In that paper or yesterday
afternoon an editorial advising the land league to
pay no 20 S lbs Is IN response
Sunday, characterizing as "Catholics OF unsafe
conscience" those who still advocate the latest
measures OF the league.
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A COSTLY BRIDGE.-According to the report OF
the treasurer Of the bridge over the East river
81, ,155 has been expended upon the BRIDGE and It
viii require $fO0.CCO more TO complete it
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OSCAR WILDE lectured last night to large and
fashionable audience at Chfckering Han, New
York He was dressed In black dress coat white
vest an extremely 10w-cut shirt, with flowing
white silk crayat, black knee-breeches, brown
English Renaissance, which he said Was the work
OF the aesthetics.
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The memherS OF the committees on the District
OF Columbia have been invited by Major Twininc
to accompany him some day this week upon tour
Of observation on the Potomac river. Major Twin
ing Will provide a tug-boat for the committees ana
the Idea IS to examine the channels Of the river
the Long bridge piers and ether points with the
view OF reaching some conclusion as to what is
necessary for the reclamation OF the flats.
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LECTURES.

Y ITERABY IFCTTRFS AND READINGS AT THE
lCoI'eTeeati2nal Church, corner of Ioth and sts,
BY Miss iIONISON, OF Cincinnati TUESDAY, JanU-
ary 10, Robert Burns; WEDNESDAY. january H.
Shakespeare. At SPIN. ia7-4t'
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District Government Affairs.
RIDDLE ON THE R. p. RAILROAD TRACKS
IN THIS CITY.

The petition OF prorer:y holders on Virginia
avenue to the commissioners, protesting against
the permission being granted the Baltimore & Po-
t0mac railroad from laying It's tracks across the
sidewalk III order to connect with the wood ward
OF John Miller, which was referred to Mr.. Riddle
attorney for the District, heretofore stated has
been returned by him, with the following opinion:
"Janu!ry Z, 1881. think that under the charter OF
the company adopted by the acts OF Congress,
and thus made the law Of the District, the COM
pany has the power to construct the tracks in
question, and the Commissioners had power to
grant the permit"
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Suicide Of a Philadelphia Stock Broker.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Janu ry 1o.-Jobn s. Capp,
OF the fir.n OF John S. Cspp Co., STOCK brokers,
No 81 south Sd street, committed suicide by
hanging early this morning at his Office.
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SNALL-POX IN NEW YORK AND JERSEY CITY-
The smallpox has been spreading In jersey CITY
I'm the most ALARMING manner during the past few
days. In New York city several new cases were
reported yesterday, and several OF viruient
character We're found in thickly settled tenement
house districts, and which had been concealed
from The authorities,
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THE GREAT MURDER TRIAL,
JUDGE PORTER'S ARGUMENT.
SCkTHING IDENTIFICATION OF GUIFEAU.
RULINGS OF JUDGE COX ON THE INSTRUCTIONS
JURISDICTION OF THE COURT SUSTAINED.

"Tbe tragedy Will begin this morning" said NJ
Charles Reed on the court house steps, before the
trial OF Gliiteau WAS resumed to-day-referring to
the style OF oratory OF Judge Porter who was ex-
pectcd to speak The court room was closely
packed with people. Messrs. Scoviie and Reed
were. as usual, early In court, Judge Porter
for once, appeared in the court room before his as
soclateS on the prosecution. In contr dictsol Of
the story that bitter feud exists between them,
Ar. Reed went over 70 Judge Porter and conyrrsed
with llin several minutes III Il good-natu man
ner.
Hnen the court was called to order, and the
prisoner was brought tn, Nr. John Guiteau " un to
the dock and sat with the prisoner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28
R B einIa b.

Neuerbinss III in 0ori9las ssbra9t NOR
ben, stnen Funnel bur9 ben 2oreIep
5sIeu uno, wenn IS notbDenbis isin
iolte, aud bur9 has Rammered Al
breden, um benz So9uafer, peIdss isbes
Wal s%intritt, wsun bic @tsmahsn in benz
burd bic Selien einsebudnstsn unb pislfa9
asnunbsnen &beinbstt oberbal6 g t..
Soar fd fsfisssn, einen abfus gu per
idaffen. Daour9 wirSe errei9t, bag elm
@issang ME BET 5obua1sr sintretsn, uno
baber aud teine 8erbesrunsen anridten
t6nnts. Wr balten, bsmertt elm Blatt,
ben 8ori9Iag gum minbe ten elmer Briifuns
burd Sa6os, ftinOise fur ws,tb. Die DO
ben Soften, weIae bic Gusflbtung erfor
bern pirbe, t6nnsn nidt In Setra4t tom
men ssseuiber ben Bettbeu, weIGe ieet in
itets piebertsbrenoea S.itrdaman Der Der
nt6tuug onbeim fauen. - Die Staot
&oni9sminier bat ben @bslsuten Sm
manuel Rsui9 3ur 6eier ibrer oiamantenen
6otseit elm BON Sean Babem ansefertis
ties, tuniiuoues @sOentblatt ibsreiden
laFsn. - Der IansidsriSe Setretdr beg
Welbeamtss . betbauen en-, 6err Bens,
1T pI6eIid BON bier usri9punben unb bat
bic Reiie mad 2iubenau anssireten. Ssine
Rsiismittel iouen nt9t wentser ale "a 600
Wart bstrasen, bic biureidsn werben isne
selesneten @efloe su errsidsn. - am IL.
San. srpIsbhts I'm 9abOratorium bes slpo
tbsters Pfilf 5u Spspsr cine SIai4e
4etbsr, wobar9 cine arss 8erwiltuns uu'
ter Sdeibsn unb @ldisrn auseridtst Uurbe
unc Der ssrabs aupeisnbsn St0Bsr Sabl
,side, isbo9 ni9t sefdbrIi6e 8ranowuu
ben baUon trus. : SIN S~sfnbsn 6ss
@roB5er5oas pom Baden, wsl9er fir5Lia
pon eiusm ausenlsibsn ersriffsn uurbs, 1T
siue weientlide Bshsrun9 einSetreten bod
piro babur@ uorausf9tli9 bic &slle nat
Sib: Srantrei9 nod wo9enIans usrlSobsn
uslosn mifen. 81 uerbin9ea puros
elm Verein ~gssrinset, mie man i'm uur
alien SnOuiiTiesemeinber wiini9sr tann
Dsrislbe bsSwsdt udmli9, EN- s,6Bsre An
SabI BON biuigen une seiunosn Arbeitsr.
Bo1nuu9sn ~ bausn, bd IS an iol5en
bier manssIt. Dtsislbsn iouer I'M tiiHti
gen 5rabiabr idOn tn anauff ssnommen
werben. 0ur9 etpns erb6bte 3tnsJGbIuns
unb Amortization ioq ben Arpsitern DE
Iesenbsit ssbotsn perbeu, mad YsrIaui
mebrsrer Sabre in bas @isentbum zines
Wobnbauies bu ssIaugeu. Us iotsn be-
reits aber 81 10000 Wart Sejei9net ietH.
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Spanieu.

8is bic pSabSp:utoues Beige" melSst,
IT Elm Vetfuh 9enra6t polben, ben giIen,
6aansug, nit benz R5nis alfons XII. pom
Gna6on mad Wabrio suTidttbrte, ,ur
9atglsiiuns W briussn. att b~swafuets
Ndnnsr battsn fd, bic Sunte belt Der
Ra4t beniisenb, bel Der Station @aroQera
auf bic 8abn begebsn unb susi S&iensn
oussebobsn, gm 9anbmann iebsb srs
blifte Il: TN 8oriberssbsn unb beetle fd,
benz Stationsuocitdnoe Die aln,eiss Al er.
f%tattsn. Stsler telrsrupbirte ioslei6. Der
Snipeffor ber einie lieB ieds Yenbmmeu
auf ben Eenoer Der 9otomotios ifeisen unt
ss purbs Befebl ssseben, bic S5iensn In
allsr Gle ptsber an ibrem BIats Az befeft,
gen. Der 3us tam IN Wabrio an, obne
ssB Der R6nis unb bic 2Snisin aud nur
eth AassnbIid bic @sfabr seabnt bitten,
IN usl4sr fts ssid~ebt baitea.
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@tSc0uRn.

Am IA. b. W. uurbs tn @eneua 2dfe
bic 1o. SabrssuerfammIuns Der Nortbwe.
fern 3ai,pmen's &fociation erSffnet. Die
getbeiIisuns mar re6t sobIrsid, bsIonbers
aus benz iitli9en Wisconfin u. benz n6rbI.
Suinois. Wisconfn BAT es bereits credit,
bub Butter nit Der Aufi9tift uWiseonfn"
in 2iusrpooI chen 10 suteu prsis bat, wie
bic beribmte Butter aus Orange Counts
%. Yort. Die grobutte Der Dlilduirtb>
i6oft In Wisconfn rsprdisntiren eineu
0ertb uon iiber 500, 900 idbrli5.
Der Sii9fansin Der Green Bap
lit beuer auBerotbentlt6 ersisbis. Captain
9Gplotb, Der am Sreitus nit elmer pollen
2atuns 5d,inssn In 8rsen 0ap eintraf
beri6tet, buB etwa II WeiIsn pon Qong
GaiI 9otnt ertfetnt, a4t pbsr ssbn Slider
bitten auf benz giis aufssi6lassn fnb,
unb baB Der Sang fur QUE cine febr IOb.
member 1T. Sm @anssn msrfeu bort al
lsin stps 1000 @sibfi9e uO6eutIi9 sss
fanseu.
Die Strife beFnbIiden Cigar,
renaibsiter In WiIpautss fabren fort, bic
BON 6abrtfantsn importirtsn Arbsiter su
bslaitisen.
8ie u embIp bot BIN Dauibs'idsn
antras, bic 6rase psssn 8sfeuerunq bee
Rir6eneisentbums benz 0oIte sur @nt,
idsiouns porsulessn, NIT srsber Wsb,beit
a~bselsbnt. Bel bisisr 9slssenbeit bsben
fi8 bic srOBsn &abitaIen, idreibt BITE pro;
teiiuntii6e v@srmania", piebsr einmaI un
sebeuer Id9srIi6 ssmadt. Oils TN pori,
gen Sabre bic Gempsuen.Isr tarauf bran
gen, paB bic ioSen. Gsmpsreu5frasen benz
WOlte Sur @nti4eibuns porssIsst pilrcsn,
elboben bic &Gbitalsn unb ibre Sr9ane Elm
gang pitbsnbes @sldrsi unb u~srpobrisn
ft ganb nit &ett 9essn bieie art Der @e'
ietsebuns. SEPT ualanssn lie fur ibr
Stttenpterb Seuau bahsIbe, mas bic Gem
perenSler ilr bas ibriee IN 2nlprud mob
men. Witt iebr treffenbsn @rInben traten
bic abseOrbneten q B Rspss uno 5rs6.
SOin seSen ben DauiO'iGm @slesentpuri
EN-. @Iitsra matie Earouf ouimertiam,
baB bic GsgisIatur bic Banide bee Bottles
In YeSus auf bic uorItessnbe anseIesen'
belt gang senau fenue unb oarum nidt no
tbts babe, bielslben srii bur9 cine ulse
meme abltimmuns 3a amitteIn. Gs lie'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28
Norweeen.

Der 9:ting BAT f9 bisiss Sabr an Der
Sibfilt. Don NorusSen in unsspobut sroi'
len WOfsu gum fang e%insefanbsn. Wie
max aus Dem Sleden 9anseilnb beri6tet,
ftno ielbit Die t~lsiultsn @iuldnfe unb 8ud'
ten Der e~ortissu Rife bu6fdblt5 uOuss,
piropit pon ben piUtommeneu SIldtn.
unb osnnod bldnssn itb nod Gag Iir Gag
INNER neue 8dee Don unsebsmer ausbsb'
nun9 Der Rule uno ben NIT oslisiom In
8stbinouns liebenoen 8innengepGHern 8a
p6brsHO brauBen Die WnIlff6a, pie Dies
bei OerurtiScu @eIe9enbsitsn it2ts Der SaI
III, Bade baItsn, bdmit bic ~psrtbpous
Ssute Mot 10 baIO wis6er iespdtts snts
wsipt. Dd Die Wals oiss Mal In lebr
GROCER 8abl eriaisnen iino, 10 IdBt f4
iSon bieraus uuf bic seuaItiss Weuss Der
9erinse idIisBen, pel9e in Der Chat 10
SroB NJ, bah man bic Slide einfa9 aus
benz @uher in bic Yoote i4aufeIn tam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28

gen Der 2esisIatur ndmIid sablreide NIT
Eaulenssn BON uatsri9riftsn bebedte 8itt:
idriiten sesen bic Seifeueruns bes Rirds
sisentbums DOR, pdbrenb Der 3u @uutsn
Der 8eifeaeruns einselaufenen Petitionen
nur isbr uenis fnb.
GER Sorn ieste aussinanber. baB es
ni9t in Der Orbnuns iei unb tbatidtIid
sessn bic 8erfafans uaifose, wenn man
6cm 8olte fortDdbrenb Otuse uorls9e, 3u
bsren GtIstisuns es feline perfafuussmdi
fsen Gertreter pdble. Oas 1T uollftdnbis
rittis. Das BOLT pdblt feline Ssrtreter
unb bat benieIbeu bur6 bic Ss,fanuns bas
&sdt usrIisben. gentle @eiese gu etlafen,
Stsue,n auftuIesen ac. @enn mir beut
benz 8oIte Elm EempereaSseies obsr Elm
Befsuerunssseies uorlessn, 70 t6nneu mir
es norsen aud ibsr bic neue Be3irtsetn.
tbeiIuns befrasen, ooer iber ben ct. @rcir
~9anbsrant, ben Bau elmer Staatsanftalt
&c. Damn brauden mir aber AUDI tsine
essisIatur mebr.
Die Sir4snbsifeueruns III bamit wieber
einmaI fur bieies Sabr absetban.