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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12

Eouns minneapolis unb @idRsIb babeu
TN @~aiienseri4t pom 5ennepin County
baruut na9seiu@t, bas bas aaub, auf ben,
fe pobnen, unter benz Nau,en vWinne'
baba" aIs tissns Stabt incorporate perbe.
Dte Sswobner BON minneapolis protsfi'
rem enersii@ basessn, benn tn ben @rens
Act, Der rsren Stabt warbeu bann bic als
W%inneapoIiier RaturidSnbsitsn bseanntsn
Winnebaba Gdue, bic Ssen CALHOUN, Gate
Of TIE SsIe. 9arrist, Gsbar unb amelta
Iiessn unb 8erIesuns berielben mad Der
rsuen Stabt Minnsbaba wirbs Elm sutss
Stid Der Ypefs pon minneapolis ais Wss
tropole bss Rorbuefens NIT Rd nebmsH.
Der &t9tsr pirb bic ansslssenbstt am 6
DECEMBER unteriu9sn.
Sn gaIebonta pirb Elm rsuss
@ourtbaus sebaut werben; bic Gountp
gormifdre uon Souftou @ountp baben
$4,000 ba3u bsUiaist. ROtbis ift's fiber
li6l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12
Rtaueiota.

Die Stourfommio 1T am
8. December pom Der Stanbins Rod Asens
iur mad ct. YauI ,urldsetebrt. Orsi
giertsl aler BET Der Sa9s iatsrefFrteu
Sabtansr inb aufseiu9t worbsn unb aus
ftimmten Der GbeiIuns Der Rsisrpation unb
Der abtretuns zines TbsiIss bsrieIben an
bic &ssisruus au. Wan bat bsre9net, baB
babur& TN nd4ftsn Sribiabr 10, OOO, 900
adsr 9anb Der BsfebsIun9 auf @runb bts
5simfdttsssisSss wsrbsn ss6ffnst psrbsn.
9ts @ssenb III namsntIid our gisbsu9t
febr Ssstsnst. Die isst Bis Dsabpoob
rsi6suben @iisnbabnsn psrbsn i'm nd4fen
Sabre bur9 bic R~sisruationsn psiterssbaut
werben t6nneu.
Sn &o9eter bsinbst f& cine tIeine
grrtsmaidinsn Subrit, bsrsn @isentblmer
ibr @siddft mad siusm Orts su pnIsseu
beabf9tisen, mo man ibnsn NIT stpa
$3.50, 900 untsr bic @rme 9rsift. Die
Burger pom 8inona bemabsn f6 barum
unb He bubsn bsrsits $S4, 900 ~ benz
Susds untsrbst9nst, wie Der vSeroIb" BE-
rt4tst. @omitss sur SammIuns pom
@rntsmai&tnen $ Capital fnb tn allen
@arbs tbdtis.
Cine autabI Sswobusr Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12
aus Den 1eri@teoenea etaaten

Cine Srau DsfdIer In goIum'
bus, g., bate sin bsbsutsrbsS 8srm6ssn
3ur @rinbuns elmer reuen abpotatsniduls
usrma9t. Die @rben fo6tsn bas Esiia'
msnt an, neil bic 6rau BET abfaguns bei'
islbsn ni4t rs9t bet Sinnsn sepsisn iet.
IS III nun uon elmer Surp pirtIta fir un'
siItis srtldrt worbsn, neil, wsr flr bic
&usbilbuns BON nod m.br abuotatsn, uon
bsnen mir o5nsbin stnen ioI4en nsbafuB
bitten, iors,n MOLE, Offsabar ui9t. rs9t
bel Siuusn istn mhf'.
Sn Wentona, at Der 9ints Der sab
paeifc glisnbabn, fub unssbsure 8obIen'
lager entbt6t w%orben-etne wabre Go'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12
@tSeuaRu.

BssngIi5 Der SintsrIafsni5uft tss
@oup. Waibburn wirb u aud elm pro.
aeB eutitsben, inbem bic 9srpanbtsn Der
%irrinnigen Wittwe bas Staatserbrs9t in
anipru1 nsbmsn unb eiuen DritttbsiI Der
5intsrlaf sni9aft beanipru5su. Da bic
germutbung auSseiproSen psrben mar, baB
babur1 bic i'm Eefamente bes gIbIafers
ausseisstsn 2ssate bsnadtbeiIist perbsn
t6nnten, 10 babeu bic grbsn unb Tsffa.
mentsrouRredsr bic 8ufteruns betannt
MAIDEN lafien, baB Der BtQe bes @rbIai'
fers ausgefibrt werbsn pirbs, fsIbit uenn
bic Bittps ben brittsn EbeiI ausseiest cts
baIte. minneapolis wsroe iein SpitaI
unb Ga @ro1s feline BibIiotbet erbaItsn.
Sn MiImautee besann an Won'
tag, ben 4. DECEMBER. cine rationale Nus'
fisauus pon WsItersiprobuttsn TN torti:
gen aus wsI9s cine Oo9s
6auerte. I'm Woutas fanb Der gmpfans
unb bic Orbnuns Der GHsfsaunssartitsl
ftatt. Dieuftas Morsen war bic resu'
Idre gr6fnuns Der A%usitsuuus; am Ra4'
mittas @r6ffnuRs Der RationaIs @onusn'
tion unb formeusr @mpfans Der Brobuts
ten: B0rien Don gbicaso, philadelphia,
Rep Yort, Bottom, Baltimore, Ptttsburs
unb Cincinnati uub Der Dairp Boards Of
Era6s BON @sbar Rupibs, glsin unb Sbs,
bOpsan Saas. Or @oupsrnsur Smitb,
WGpor Stopsu u. v. bisltsn BsSrlBunss'
rsben.
Ddbrenb zines bsftissn Sturm.s tn
portssr Wo1e i1sitsrte auf benz Wi9isans
see, etpa ID WeiIsn pon MiIuautes, Der
Dampfer vgouinspoob". Slnf uon Der
aus 8 Perionen bsftsbenben Bsmannurs
bes S&oonsrs ertranten, BITE ibrtSen 3
purbsn pom Dampfer rWfconfn" aufse'
nommsn; fe uaren f4on 81 Stunben I'm
8ahsr sewsien unb batten bic SaBs erfro
rem.
Die gbtppsua BAILEY & Sups'
rior. @ii.nbabn stns am 20. .. W. fur ben
prsis pom 1876, 900 In ben Bsfs Der
So Nilw. & ct. Yaul g~iienbabn. &C.
feli&aft lber.
Gtne neue Ret9tbumqueI
Der Ser. Staatsn III am Gate. superior
entbedt worbsn - sroBe Eager uon DIst'
orpo. @s bat f@ tn ct. paul tn Winns,
iota stne @ompasnis NIT IS 600, 900 Ga
pital ssbiIbet, weI@e bisie Eager ausbsutea
unb Su bisiem 8uede einen 5afsn In Du'
Iutb obsr tn Der Ndbe BACON anIsssn MID,
ioute cine @iienbabn bis 3um 9afen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12

Senti&saaV.
Rorbbeu t5Ianb.

gu Ssnabrat BAT eu IA Ropem
Der bas S1nursert6t ben EiI@Isr GarI
Sriebri@ Duuenborf aus DtspboI, pesen
Branbfiftuns gu Is Sabren 3udtbaus
psrurtbeilt. Ouusnburf purbs fir i6ul
big bsfunbsn: y tn Der Rs5t gum %.
Mai b. s su Ouels6nns bas ben Birtb
BuItmann' I9sn @rben seb6riss Be5n5aus
poridsli9 In Sranb s.lstt gu baben; p
oessIst5en In Der Na9t gum %. Wdrs
1874 bas 3inmsrmsiasr ST6blis'l9s 6aus
ia S6rIiusen @ssefsIb, Die Bsueisauf'
nabms srsab, buB Der a~nsetIasts aus
&atiuat btsie Brdube anseIest bate, neil
bic BETTER iensr Sdai.v ibm, benz Nuse.
tIasteu, Der Elm pasabunbirenbss 2sben
fdbrt, tsius Ra5tbe'bsrse seudbrt babsn.
- Nls Aniiftsr bee lssteu Branbss, mel
der In Der Stabt DransfeIb "a
S%auptssbdube uuO SO Rsbenssbiubs sers
ftbrts uns s 8~obubauisr bsf6doists, fno
Der Stslmader Sabnis unb b'fsn gbsr
frau perbaftst worbsn. &aum ~befanSen
i5 bisis bintsr S9Ios unb Stiessl. 70 bat
IS bort idon utebsr sebrauut. = Der I'm
tauf oss srossn, benz 9rafsn Tiritsubsrs
asbSrissn Silbsri5atss fur bic prsu6il9e
&ssisruna III cine @rwsrbung, bic an BE,
beatHus taum Der beS 1874 a~nsetauitsn
RatbsfiIberisusss Der Stubt 3insbure
na9ftebsn pir0. Der Sdnt umfast tte
tn ber 3eit pon l5s9-l6OD fur bic psi
filil5e Samilis bon Sivltsnbsrs our5 au'
ton gtienbcit o 8arbura sefsrtisteu
toftbareu SiIberarbeitsn, psl9e Dor &ur.
GEM betannt purben rup bic su ben wsrtb
polIltsn unb tinflerti9 tntsrsfantsfsn @r:
s%susniNen Der EMF 10 b~Iibsnbsn osuti6sr
Solbi4miebetuuit seb0rsu. Die 5aupt
ftids itub etn groBss, cine ieItiame sri
iduns BON @otbit unb &snatfance ouf
ueiienbss 8rusifr, Elm %sstriebsusr RsI9
elm Bsibwuf utsfsI NIT S~prsnspsbsI
Dsfsl uno Ssi4ldse fir Elm WtfaIe, sil
Rau6fas unb psrmutblia nod etniee an
bere Stlds. aQs bisls Stlde parsu bis
Der In Der Silbsrtammsr bss 9rafsn DOL
gu, itsnbsrs 9%erbriusen In 5elbrinsen auf
bsuabrt uno erresten (. 3. tn Der tunitse
perbIi9eu IItertbums Iusfsuuus in Dli
itIbOrf BITE Bspunbsruns Der SubIrei5el
Bsiu4er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12
WtGisan.

,SroBe aufrssuns bsrri@t In
Bort Union uub In @ratipt Center, i'm
County ct. Clair, ba ftp tn isner @sssnb
Petrolsulrq isusn bsftaSsu fousn. Dor
etniaen Easen tnb baisIbf grpsrtsn eiuss,
~troffsn, bic strua T Weilsn n6rbliS pom
,Osrter 5ouis~ NIT Bobrarbsitsn bsson.
nen BADEN uno zines @rfoIsss fiber tu isin
bsbGuptsn.
Die W6Iter Wi6iean's pimmeIn
pon Sdssrn aus allen EbsiIen Der Union
unb isIbif aus europa. grf tir,Ii5 III
uieber cine soblret&e @sisai3uft bsribsr'
sefommen, TN n6rbIt4en Wt@isan bu Ia
gen. In Wilb i5eint es bur9aus ui9t
gu fsblen, nie bic uisIen set6btsten 9irf4s,
ueIde sur5 bic !5dnbe Der @rpreB'9 eisa
i5aft ssben, auswsiisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12
,.


&obIen as pnaria1te porise Bo4e
beinabe ben Cob ber aus Hsbsn gerionea
bsftsbsnbsn Samilie bes Or. Srats 3u
Samsstown in Nprb Satota. Die Su'
milis bssab fi5 Su Bette, na8osm idmmt'
Ii6s Sluppeu eipss TN garlor ftsbsnssn
&obIsnofens sei4Ioien woreen parsn.
Or. Drate erpa1te I'm, Witterna4t aus
elmer I4ueren 9stdubuns unb errei5ts NIT
Maibe usb 0otb ein Ssnffer, bas er aufriB
unb Der frilaen Cuff ginsuns peri5affte.
Oie ibrissn WitgIiebsr Der Drats'iGen
SamiIie tonnten nut NIT tuapper Notb ct
mem 3uftunbs tobtsudbnIi9sr grfturrunS
entrifsn werosn.
Cine Rreitbare Wtttps pobnt
In 8abpatcu, Ri5lanb &c., Rorb'Ous
tota. Sis bsiBt 8an 8uubt unb itsbt tn
iensr in~tsrsNantsn 9sriOoe, no man eins
game &elbe bon Sabren binour9 oas Ilter
pom so S0brsn nisa1aIs iibsri5tsitst. Gin
Ra&bar Der SraR 8an 3anbt, Elm sewiHer
Sobnion, Der auf BITE Wttwe Elm Iuse ge'
pOrfen bate, pom ibr aber absewisien wor'
ben mar, fling aus &aSe @rsn6Itreiti9tsiten
nit ibr on unb orpbte bet etnem blSigen
@ortssfs9ts, ibr ben S6doeI nit einsm
Bell einBui5Iuasu. @r mar on bte I'm
re5te sefOmmsn. Sbm bas Bell entrei
zen uno i'm Su BOOen werfss, par 6G8
@e,t etnss aussnbltGs, wdbreno BITE ibr
pou ben 9duOsn Der @tttpe usrutttelS
elmer Supbspsiti9s gu EbetI percsnos
2ibtiaupQ fib Ielber ntht auf bieien en9s
besrenBtsn 3sttraum b.iarantte, ionbern
msbtere Winutsn lang nit srOBem S9uuus
uno b65ftsr @usrSts bstrieben wurbe.
Ra9oem Sobniou istn E5eiI meg bate, bos
ct wie elm bssonensr YuOel ab, frob, baB
CT BET allen unSIiG bas Slid bate, BON
Sruu Bon 3unbt a6Ssptsien porbsn 3u
iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12
6ranfret6.

Prins Yieior 8onapurte, bic Sofnuns
Der fran,sRi6en Smpsrialifen, 1T als eth
idbris S~rsiriuiJsr In bic artiaerie einse'
trstsn. Ole artiqerie III bic Woffe Der
Rapoleons. - Der srfs Nopolsou ma&ts
In unb bur4 bieisIbs iein @ldd, bahtIbs
bssann NIT Der 8slaseruns pom EoulOn
RapoIson III. fiubirte tbsoretti& uno prat
tito bic artiusris tn Der S9pstB uno bsr
unsIidlide Briua Napoleon sbenio In be,
S&uls gu 8ooIui9. Der ausenblidli6.
grbs Der SamiIis bssinnt feline militd,ii&'
Qaufbobn abusidenb uon ieinen gorsdn.
germ, inbsm sr iosleid in elm &esimenl
uub ,por In bas in Srlsuns sarniionirsubt
SO NrtiQerie Heaimsnt etntriit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12
SQtnotS.

Cine To- rsip. Is prOcsntise SObnbers
abissuns uurbe ben arbsitern uiw. Der
Suiuois @at9 Sacto,p gu Springfield
fpdt am Nbsnb bes l. Dec. a~nsstlnbiSt
nnb BON ibnen ausenommsu.
Sn Quincy uurbe In Der NaGt pom
%. Rousmber bic srOBs SfeustsBsrsi BON
Bennett, 0rffp q 60, sine Der srSBteu
TN @sftsr, bur9 5susr ~serii6rt. Ser 8er'
Iuft am @eb6ube bstrdst $35 900; bic
9srR5sruus $50, 900. Au5 has nit Baa'
rem anssfalts Wasu,in uuroe ~serftOrt,
iopie bas 2aser pon Wobelsu. Ser S4a'
ben pirb sestn 500, 900 bstrassn unb III
bios gum GbsiI psfi9ert. Das Seuer
brad i'm Mai5insnraume aus. 100 Wanu
seratb,n bur5 bas Ssusr auBer arbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12

Sn Qpon uurbs nsulid sinsm Der rotbe
fen &nar1iffsn. ole er fur 8pnamitiprtn'
suns idmmili9n @sbdube Nib In BITE
S4rantsn trat, BON siusm SiraBeniunSer
elm brsursnber Pisnnis Sdpdrmer Bwt
i6en bic Ysins ssporfsn. Der Selb Der
Commune bssinnt fardterIt& su fa4sn,
Iiuft benz Sunssn usrssbIi4 mad uno brlut
babel sinsm YolIifen su, Der serabe bee
Wsass fommt: .alio bas nsnnt bic Boil
act Orbnuns baItsn3 81 10 etwas sIb6rt2
Darf sin 70 ni9tsulrbisss Attentat sssen
einen rubissn Burger unSsfraft btnse'
bsn31
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12

MANGA fur BITE Giisnbaba @~ornpasnie, wel'
DE be3hsIi9 ibres Bebarfs an 5si3mats'
rial Bic iest auf iber Gan francisco iur'
p~orttrte ensIiide RobleH anseuteien nar
Gin Grocer tn Columbus, Ohio,
fins unldnsf tn elmer Sale cine &atte.
anfatt fe iofort tobt au u1a5sn, bling er
Der &atts cine &IinseI IN, ben Gals.
Sebn Gage ipdter wurbe bieieIbs Ratte In
siuem 9aserbaus In Cincinnati ~ssiausen
unb wssen Der SIinseI abermaIs In Sret'
belt ssiest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12

Gin sliifii6rr 8roanfr. - Da i'd
i5on felt mebrereu Sabrsn on llnpsrbau'
Ii9tstt lit, uisls Wsoisinen psriu9te, ubsr
feline 2inbsruns finbsn %tonnts, tamsn
metre @ebanten aud auf Or. gusuit Sc
ui9's hamburger Ernpfen. Sd sebrau6ts
etIt6s JIai5en unb fhble nun 10 geiuuo
unb munter pts Der Sid i'm @ufer. -
6rsb. SbieIs, Ga Gorts, Snb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12
WebrasfG.

Wan srwurtet, baB bic papisrs
mibIs in @eft Botnt, In 8 Doden ibrs
Opsrationsn beginner wirb. OisisIbs
uirb As arbsitsr tnrsrbaIb unb Is aubsr,
baIb nit Sabrwertsu, bsiSaitisen.
Die Creamery tn Sremori
braudts TN IsSteu Wtonut ll2 600 Pfb.
WiI1. Sir ben ni3ften Wonat subIt Bite:
ieIbs 81 rs per Sunbert far Wtl5 unb %
Gents einsn Grab fur Rabm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12
Berlinijh.

Sn Elm gurqaisresiddft. NO ma BE-.
fanntli4 nur sintn 2absntiid, ab.r fsine
Waaren srblidt ruff Elm Strabsniunse /:
Ss. mat pufoofsn Sic bsrn bier?
gisl! idrsit ibm srsrimmt Der sin3ise
nod onweisnos Commits 81, Der sbsn i'm
gssrifs fsbt, bu i4lisben.
no. msint Der Surge. bann mullen sic
en- lutCs Ssi&6ft i.ma&t babsn, ss is ia
mon BLOB nod s.ner oa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12
SelbfaejIbl.

3usi iunse 2suts ssrotbsn in Str.it.
,,8ifsn Sie ri6t, usr i'd BIN =? fragie
enoli9 nit Hirnrun3sInbem Snsrimm OR
Cine.
Rsin. ,ntsssnst Der anbsre.
Run 6ann nil i'd es Sbn.n iassn. m.in
Ontsi III Der Ssrr Obsrl BON Sorn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12

+*vOie rsdts Sude our redtsn Ssii
au tban, III eine srOBe Runit," Seee,
Rsni5, Der on Niersns oter 2ebsr Rraut.
bsiten lsibst, 1T it9 islbf s~sssniiber ss
iduIbis, etn 9udst ,Risren.R rautA gu
taufsn. Sc ffdttt jene 8 game uni, Rrufi
isiner pursirenben unb urintreibsnbsn 8irs
lung, es reirist tas sunae R6rpHfpfsm
pon aIsn b5isn IusidIdgsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12
G9eircnben.

Mann Nu6ts 2 1br nod etbalisnsr
8aroinsnprsbisD Was - 9u piat q
aebilbete Srou isin - uno untsrbdlii
Sid Radts 2 ubr nit einsm sanS bsiof.
5enen 4srl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12
SGhr out.

G9uasriun9e (u elmer alien Dame,
psl6e ROisn auf Dem Gut irdsD: ga.
nun Tag. nod esnsr, bub tesns Dunoer &c:
id,bsn!
Dame: Run, ,porabsr tpunbsri bu bid
bsnn2
s&uftiunss: iO'a Olsr stod nt&
RoIen trdst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12
StabIirt 1853.
u M It CT a n,er
Nooas Netberlamb
Stsamibip Gompaab.

Ittft eintt n Der btrtlttft unS bs4asnrff
Wss fiji TaGasisrt aus
Cub. uns WittelsS entf6Ianb unb
Der Sbpet3
paTase. prsis ~nissrtser pts BET trssns etsu
anbtrn 9inte. Die &tisnltatt BAT tbIt stgtntn
Dampfr mad Bremen, Samburs. SaRsssn,
Worptssa uuS auf ttm Rb.in aafsn. 9ur&
ben nslsn Sssfanal s~sIausea bic Gamyfr BIN.
men 2 giunhr spn H%mfseam mad pFsnu
Gee. Die Dampfer transpSrtir,n fsia gtsb.
u. ". 8. toe Saer,
Sen. s9snt Rem goIf.
@utoR 9ssnsrt. @sn. @sfsrn Talkstrrs
aasnt Rp. 80 QaSaQt Ctr, Chicago, SlhnptS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12

4us,us aus einsm Brief riurs @r5trs
In San TrarctscO, @al.**St. SatObs
Del, peI4ss aud I'D, betlaufs bsmertt.
inter meinsu Yottsntsu, ws9en Isinsr por'
trsfft4en @trtiamteit, pteItdItis our Gu
psrbuns briuse. - 0m. 0obrmann, SO.
s., 5S5 Stpaat'S traBe, Gan Graucisco,
Sal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12
Sir GinWdn0erer.

&irmanstrtr unt Islat. ptlhs GtrEanett uub SrnrHtt
aus Gursya trwarttu, mSssu I'D ~ ittu Belt an ben I'm.
ttr,uantteu UNI dusiuuft uHb 5ilft ptnttn. u tnn Sc
manP zen Europa fsmmt 70 bar a6IttLtes man mta, mh
nti6sm S&ift uRb In pd6tI SHifs G~bittilura m an an
eunlsplsst In &vrfan8 Htpmfn unb tbm itsraa NIT Rat
uub That tur Stttt ftbtn. gIs grirautnsmanH BIS to-
tbolilhtn Grmi,ts tlr GtnraneCtr babe Id tas @t6t u
aaflt Sarttu ets an MID bur6 Brittle anasptsftutn cts
ranb'rtr ~ tu ptangtn ure fur ttr Bsfts "a ipretn.
3ablrtttt Btuantht rpr etiflthtn uut ptltIt6tn ytrlenH
fprsten fur mtint Dirffamitit In ttsftr anettatneut.
S1tnttpatratts &c, bon unb mad Gurspa rtrbtn etletp
uHe bic fttrft Austuat Der Ratppltltt 9elenttn "
DIETER, 8aprttastt fur ale Giltnbabntn In ben Der. S'oa'
ten trtsdlt. Nau serrart
Joseph Koelble,
1856 East Third Street, New York City.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12
Sefien,N affau.

Ste rlntsriu9uns ibsr bic bstrlserii9e
@nt3isbuns pom Wilitdrbtsnfis In Wainb
unb tlmsssenb bat bas grssbuib sebabt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12
Iuauif @aria,

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bsSruf ausgfIbrus YprrGt tr u & Gmmei1, tnh cine Snrr n gaGfra Dd&.f HES e
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PERSONAL,

Prof. Wood left last night for the East
J. NJ. Archibald, of Dundas, is at the Mer-
chants.
j.. II. Baker, of Manksto, is at the Mer-
chants.
E. A. Whiting, OF Planview, is at the Clar-
endon.
R. P. Miller, of Dubuque, Iowa, at the Clar-
endon.
G. A. Hayes, OF Rushford, Mimi, is at the
Clarendon.
Hon. Thomas Simpson, of Winona, was in
st. Paul yesterday.
Ed. E. Baker, Esq, New York, has sample
rooms at the Clarendon.
E. W. Murray, Phillips, Wis, is guest of
Col. Mcnamara, at the Clarendon.
Geo. S. Gomez, of Taylors Falls and f. ia
cobson, of New York city, are at the Windsor.
E. G. Hubbard, of Milwaukee and Geo. L.
Cooke, of Chicago, were at the Metropolitan.
Chicago is represented at the Windsor by F.
B. Smith, ]. j. Brisbin, NJ. NJ. Reed and Henry
B. Dyer.
7. s. White, Esq, vii leave this evening for
the eastern markets to secure stock for the
spring paper trade.
j. W. Reynolds, of Herman, G. Campbell
and E. W. Coney, of Bralnerd, j. 81. McCor-
mick, of Pine City and N. P. Thornby, of Sank
Center, are at the Merchants.
Hon. E. st. Julien Cox, judge of the Ninth
judicial district, is in the city in consultation
with his counsel in preparation for the i'm
parchment trial ITO commence Tuesday next,
the 10th.
Hon. John B. Brisbin left for Milwaukee,
Wis, in answer to professional call. He
will return Wednesday morning, and enter
with other counsel upon the defense in the
Impeachment trial of Judge Cox.
Mr.. F. A. Evoy, for the last three years in
charge of the carpet department of Auerbach,
Finch & Van Slyck, has resigned that position
to assume charge of the wholesale carpet de-
partment of Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co., Chi
cago. He left for Chicago last evening.
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He Got OFF.

Friday afternoon, as one of the trains
on the short line was on its way to Min
neapolis, the conductor found big, burly
man on board, who was a good deal in
toXicated. and who insisted upon being
allowed .og get eff. The train was stopped,
and the man, who afterwards gave his
name as James Alleway, left the train.
The next seen of him he was rolling
down the bank, which was quite steep.
He rolled over and oyer about forty feet,
and then dropped down perpendicular
declivity about thirty feet. The train
was again stopped, and some of the pas
sengers and railroad men went down to
where the man lay. and got him on his
feet, when it was discovered that the
only injury he had received was one hand
sprained little and slight cut on the
head. He came down to ST. Paul and
yesterday went up to st. Vincent. Every
body expected to find him dead.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-08
COLLECTING TAXES.
Suit for Personal Taxes on Property
Outside of the State Does Not Win.

A. Suit for Personal Taxes on Property
Outside of the State Does Not Win.
An important decision was rendered by
Judge Brill yesterday in the case of Hen
ry NJ. Rice, county treasurer, against
Mary j. Ashton, in which application
for judgment was made upon taxes for
personal property for the year 1880. The
decision is important from the fact that it
decides the question as to the taxation of
personal property of non presidents hav-
ing business in this state In this case,
action was brought to collect the assess
ment on note secured by mortgage
upon property in Ramsey county
The transaction was duly recorded, but
no evidence was submitted to show that
the note was not IN the actual possession
OF the owner at the place of her resi-
dence, New York city After abiding
to the fact that taxes cannot be levied or
collected except in pursuance of some ex-
pllcit provision of statute, the court
quotes at length from the statutory pro-
visions of the law on levying taxes, as
found in the general tax law, chapter IL,
statutes of 1878. The section defines
what is meant by the term personal prop
erty. This law decides that credits are
taxable, and also the personal property of
non-residents, providing it is within the
State.
Volumineus cases are quoted to sustain
this proposition, it being demonstrated
that the situs of intangible property, such
as 'credits,' is with the owner, especially
as in the case under consideration, where
the note is actually held and controlled by
the owner, 1t being also held that q
credit has no value aside from the own
ership Of the creditor, the fact of it being
owned and held outside of the state ex-
Guiding 1t from becoming part of the
wealth of the state, which is not increas-
ed by 1t.
The court also,held that the statute does
not assume to tax the mortgage, but the
claims and demands secured thereby, the
mortgage being only an incident of the
debt and having no force or value aside
from it, as the land covered by the mort
gage might be IN dozen different coun-
ties or states. The statutes makes no
provision for ascertalng the claims or
credits of non-residents, unless they are
held or controlled by the state, it being
only residents who are required to make
q statement of their debts,
In his conclusions the court holds that
it would be impracticable to attempt to
tax credits held, owned and controlled
outside the state. Therefore, the prop
erty upon which the tax was levied in
this case was not within the state of Min
nesota, and therefore not taxable. The
application for judgment must be denied
and the proceedings dismissed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-08
Plasterers' Union.

At regular meeting Eof the Journey
men Plasterers' Union, on last Wednes-
day evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: P. r. Nc
Donnell, president John C. Mccarthy,
vice president; VIM. O'Rourke, treasurer;
J. W. Borland, recording secretary; G..
w. Latturelle, corresponding secretary;
T. F. Gallagher, John Apple, Geo. Eos
ter, Alex. Rapue and E. 81. Christian,
board of directors; Alfred Christian, mar
shall; J. Chapdelain, sergeant alarms.
They also established wages, until April
l, 1882, at So per day, and from then I'M
til July 1, 1882, at 81 per day. These
rates are to be the lowest paid to union
men in St. Paul. They expelled John
Grum and James cNearney for violating
the pledge of the union, and forbid their
members to work with them. The union
is reported to be in fourishing condi-
tim