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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

The election in Virginia which
took place Thursday last in all of
the counties and several of the cities,
indicate that the Malone tidal wave
reached its height in November last,
and is now receding. A number of
counties heretofore strongly Read
juster have once more wheeled into
the Democratic column, whilst in but
one or two of his strongholds has
Malone been able to maintain his
former majorities. In one of the
former Readjuster strongholds, Rock
bridge county, the Readjusters have
received death blow in the defeat
of the Readjuster State Treasurer
Beyeley, who was a candidate for
county treasurer. All the indica-
ions point to Democratic triumph
in Virginia at the coming November
election, should wise counsels prevail
in the Democratic State convention,
which meets at Lynchburg on the
25th Of July next Register.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

The story which has been circu-
lated among a portion of the State
Press in regard to the shooting OF
one of the professors of the Univers-
ity Of Virginia, by Howe Wsodford,
has turned out to be either mali
cious falsehood or terrible mistake.
Young Woodford is not even a stu
dent at the University of Virginia,
but is cadet at the Virginia Mill
tary Institute at Lexington.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02
saVve6.

1T Is an interesting circumstance
that, while the Republican party
stands unequivocally upon the doc
trine of protection for American in
dustry as opposed to fee trade its
leading and ablcst organ, the New
York Times, is upon this subject an
unqualified opponent of the party.
The Times is for free trade, and has
been so for many years, although OF
late its uttcrances in this direction
are much more unqualified and ener-
getic than formerly. In this sense
the Times considers the platform OF
the Republican State Convention Of
Kentucky, which was held on We'd
nesday last at Lexington. Upon the
question of import duties this Con-
vention adopted the following resolu-
ton:
THAT we favor an adjustment of the
tariff that will not only provide reven-
ue sufficient to defray the expenses of
the Government but afford just and rea-
sonable protection To Tire Industrial clas-
SEES of our country without being oppres-
sive tethe agricultural and other inter
ests of our people,
The Times condemns this declara-
ton as vague and meaningless, and
this censure, we think, is not well de-
served. Indeed, the resolution seems
to us positive, specific, and full Of
meaning, though certainly not the
meaning that our contemporary
would desire. 1t is square and en-
ergetic declaration in favor of protec-
ton as opposed to free trade. We
cannot conceive of any phraseology
that would be less liable to the ac-
cusation of vagueness or want Of
meaning.
What other kind Of declaration
could be expected Of any Republican
State Convention? Would the Times
have the Kentucky Republicans en-
bark upon new line of policy?
Would it have them ignore all
the standards of the party, and,
against all party precedent, come out
in favor of free trade? Ought any
State Convention to undertake such
a radical departure from the doctrine
and the policy that have always pre-
vailed in the party to which it be-
longs9
Our contemporary also finds that
upon this subject the Republicans
and Democrats occupy identical
ground and support policy which is
essentially the same, namely the poll
cy of revenue tariff with incidental
protection. Now, this policy may be
mistaken if we consider it as a matter
of political economy and Of abstract
theory, just as the policy Of establish
ing an army and navy and provid-
ing for war may be mistaken if we
consider it from that divine doctrine
of peace and good will which is taught
in the Christian gospel. But the
problem in each case is one Of prac
tice rather than OF abstract theory.
This country is now in a situation
which requires tariff on imports as
a means of revenue, just as it is in a
situation which requires an armed
force to keep in order the Indians
along the back settlements and to
protect the pioneers who are convert
ing the desert into farms and gardens.
1t will not do to decide matters like
these upon pure theories and elevat-
ed distractions; and we are glad to
agree with the Times that neither the
Republican party nor the Democratic
party appears disposed to take such
a premature, injndicious, and unpa-
triotic course.-N. Y. Sun.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

The storm of last week was uni
versafly extensive in its area and
disastrous in its effect. Reports Of
great damage, on account of wind,
rain, hail and even snow, come in
from all parts of the country. The
most remarkable thing about it is,
however, that SO far we have heard
of no weather prophet who claims
to have predicted it.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

From all appearances the country
is on the eve of another strike. The
Amalgamated Association has de-
cided that all its members quit work
on June 30th. AS this organization
is very extensive in its scope nearly
all the large manufactures will OF
course stop. Such a condition Of
affairs is greatly to be deplored, but
there seems to he no altern alive.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

The President has nominated Wal
ter Evans of Kentucky as successor to
Green B. Raum. The republican pa
pers are up in arms over the appoint
ment, declaring it poor policy to waste
so good an office on a State so badly
Democratic as Kentucky. How
sweet for brethren to dwell together
in harmony.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

A little girl, aged 10 years, daugh-
ter of Squire John Summerfield of
Dry Fork district, recently wandered
into the woods and became lost. A
search was instituted and after roam
ing the woods over for miles around,
she was found next morning about
five miles from home She was stiff
with cold, being both bare-headed
and bare footed and the ground COW
cred with snow. She doubtless would
have persisted had it not been for a
dog that was with her the whole time,
it having covered her completely over
with dry rotten wood which afforded
her protection from the cold and the
snow. The girl stated that the dog
kept by her side, and when she would
start in direction opposite to home
he would take hold of her and try to
stop her. When found the dog was
standing guard by her and would let
none but members Of her family come
near. The girl was carried home, the
dog keeping close to her side looking
her in the face and showing signs OF
great JOY because of her rescue. -
Enterprise.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02
UNIVERSITY. OF VIRGINIA.

begin r7th July 1889, and end Izth September.
Have proved Of signal use,-Ist, to students who
design to pursue their studies this other Law
and adj to practitioners who have not had the adj
vantage Of systematic instru ton. For circular APP
ply Up. o. University Of VA to IoHs p. MTsoR,
Prof. Com. and Stat Law.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

The vote in the Pennsylvania Sen
ate last week on proposed Prohibit
tory amendment to the State Consti-
tuition was 81 yeas to Is nays. Not
being the requisite constitutional
majority the bill was defeated.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02
The Present Jury system.

Is Gne jury SyStcHi laiiuic! utt
system of trial by jury which forms
part of Magma Charta exacted of
John at Runnymede? That system
which was then regarded as neees-
sary to the liberties of English sub.
jects, failure?
The circumstances have greatly
changed since 1865. The condition
of the English Constitution and Law
at that time was in a crude and I'M
certain state. Lives of men were at
the will of the King; prisons were
filled; accused died on gibbets, be-
cause it was the Kings pleasure.
But a few generations had elapsed
since William, the Conquerer, had
placed his iron hand on the throat
of England. Those who followed
ruled in the same fierce way. The
principle, "the king, is from God and
the law from the king" was announ-
ced tine knell of the curfew. In such
a state Of arbitrary rule it was neces-
sary to thwart tyranny by having tri-
ais public, by permitting the accused
to be confronted in open court by his
accusers, by being allowed to make
a defense and to have his case decid-
ed by his peers. Trial by jury Is
one of the greatest boons of English
liberty, and is only second to the
Habeus CorpusAct. But times have
changed. The old feudal system is
only interesting as matter of his
tory. Arbitrary arrests and imprison-
ments are gone by. Prerogatives Of
kings and rulers of English speaking
countries must accord with constitu-
tions and law. Out of the chaos Of
the past comes our judicial system,
the most perfect. Though there are
objections to referring cases solely to
the judges yet this is far superior to
the present management of trial by
jury.
In the first place jury must de-
eide upon fact and not the law in the
case. Does he not require some
knowledge Of law to make the appli-
cation of law to the case in question
Does the ordinary juror understand
the theory of evidence sufficiently te
render in difficult cases intelligent
decisions? Can he sift the strange
constructions of some lawyers on
doubtful points Of law, and come al
the truth when he knows no law2
A juror must not have read on the
case or have given it any thought, Al
least not have passed any opinion
If the case be important such juror
is an ignoramus. Suppose he has
passed an opinion. What oft? AL
opinions or judgments are condi
toned upon the evidence as heard
If in the trial it appears different
) then of course the decision will BIZ
different. The moral honesty Of thu
; Juror is the only safe guide.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

Our radical brethren are still vig-
orously canvassing for Randall for
Speaker. We have no doubt that gen.
tleman thanks them kindly, but he is
abundantly able to take care of him
self.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

The modern "Dude" is portrayed
by Talmage as "a creature with sharp
toed shoe and tightly bandaged limb,
and elbows drawn back, and idiotic
talk, and infinitesimal cane, and
Nuc Tomica sickening swagger,
born in America but a poor copy Of
foppish Englishman."
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

AS a freight train on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad was approaching
Rowlesburg, this State, Oh Saturday
morning last, the engineer saw the
body of man on the track in front
of the train. He stopped the engine
and found that the man was dead, hav-
ing been stabbed to the heart and
placed ON the track.-Er.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

Jas. H. Nash was eleted Mayor of
Winfield, Putnam county, at the mu-
nicipal election held in that town
last Thursday.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

The New York Christion Advocate
in recent number noted the fact
that in Grace Church, Brooklyn, at
the first Communion service of the
new Conference year 26 members
we're received by the pastor, j. r.
Thompson.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

The Tyler County Independent is
striking out on line of its own, re-
gardless of the Press Association es-
tablished custom or anything else.
1t would probably not be inopportune
to remark that the Association can
stand it if the Independent can.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

WRIGHT's grocery is headquarters
for all kinds Of family supplies: dried
beef, hams, canned goods and every
thing else. Finest line Of candies in
the place. Large assortment Of to-
bacos and cigars.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

The new East river bridge makes
New York and Brooklyn virtually
one city.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

Hon. Walter Evans the new Com
missioner of Internal Revenue was
one Of Grants 1906" at the Chicago
convention.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

The State Educational Association
will meet at Buckhannon July 18th,
18th and 10Th.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

The Democrats of Kentucky last
week nominated j. Proctor Knott
for Governor.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

Lydia Pinkham the world re
nowned patent medicine woman is
dead.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

The Star Route trial still drags it's
weary length along. The lawyers,
on an average, occupy about week
in their addresses to the jury. If
the jury are not talked to death, the
trial will probably end some time be-
fore Christmas.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

The Fairmont Vest Tfrginian says:
"Thc man who espouses the cause
of Samuel p. Mccormick against
Gov. Perpoint would better keep his
nose down in this Congressional dis
trict. He's dead duck"
AS this is republican family fight
Of course the Vest Vi,yinian's man
is a republican, and that being the
case what difference does it make
which cause he cspouses? AS far as
this Congressional district is con
cerned he is ''dead duck" already.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

On Sunday, at Moscow, Alexander
III was publicly crowned Car OF
Russia There has been some anx-
iety attendant upon the coming Of
this event, lest he should be assassi-
mated by Nihilists. The. coronation
ceremony passed off, however, with
out the slightest interruption Of any
kind? The performance is neyerthe-
less not yet ended as there will be
more public parades and ceremonies
and Alexander may yet hear from
the Nihilists, although from the gen
eral enthusiasm manifested during
the coronation exercises, such con-
tingeney is not likely to happen.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

Lincoln county has but Ave post
offices.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31
Scmtidj. 2(merifaner.

lleber bic wirtli9s Startc bes Oeuti6:
tbums in ben Ser. Stuaten i6reibt bas
rYittsb. SOItsbl." pgus benz Iestsn Gens
fus IdBt ii6 bic Stdrfe oss bsuti6:meri,
fanii6en Glementes ni6t senuu ubnsbmsn.
Oils Oeuti6e werben in bemieIben namli6
nur in tem ietisen 0eutiden &ei6e @e.
borene oufsefibrt. 0euti6:O 8 itsrrei6sr
rnb S9meijer iinb in ben 9iiten ben betref.
fenben pdnbem S~usetbeilt. Dor ben fri.
beren @eniusansubsn bat bic lette ben sros
ZEN @orSus, bab iie ansibt, wie uisl pon
beitiden Gltern @eborene ss IN glmerifa
sibt, natirli9 nit Beidrdntun9 auf bas
Deuti3e &ei3; 1882, $40 baben bsutide
Batter, 1851 25 beutide Miitter. ga
fid aus anbsren Gabenen Der Yrosntiat
Der Mii@ebem Bwii@em Dati@en anb an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31

aeb6risen elmer anbern Nation NIT siemlis
der @enauisfeit ermitteln ldBt, 10 fam
bieier Gbeil bes beuti9en Glementes auf
unaefabr $500, 900 psranidlast werben.
OaSu miiilen binsusefiist werben 4oo, 900
0euti6e, bic fi6 inter Der sroBen 3abl
berienisen Srembseborenen befinben, beren
tSe%imatbslanb ni6t rrmittslt wurSe; ferner
900 Oeuti9sS eiterrei9er, S9weiSer
unb 9uremburser, unb ioI6e GIiaBs 9stbs
ringer, welde, obwobl benti6 reoenb, inben
9iiten ais 6ransoien fisuriren. &e6net
man Die IN Der beuti6en Spra3e feitbals
tenbsn Yenniplpanier unb DISQUALIFICATION
binSu, 70 b~e3iffert fi9 bic Stdrfe bes oeuti9s
amerifaniiden Glsmentes I'M weiteren
Gimme auf neun Minionen. Die &e9nuns
lit auf teinen Sal gu bod sesrifen, neil
ii6 nod piele 9nfeltinSer 0euti9seborener
Der beuti6en Spra9e bebienen uno i'm !3ns
iammenbanse NIT benz beuti6en Clement
iinb, obmpbl iie aIs refine Imerifaner I'M
Genius auf9efiibrt wurben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31
Sainots.

Ole 9rbsitsr in ben geiiemer Stabls
in SibsGbicaso baben bon
Der Gompasnie perlunst, ibren arbeitslobn
ni6t na9 benz Gage ionbern mad benz Stiif
Su bere9nen. Die Yeumtsn Der Stabls
ompasnie iasen, jene Serdnoeruns
meme cine 9obnerbObuns pon 100 9rosent.
Na9 prompter @bweiiun9 ibrer Sorberuns
perlieBsn 1000 grbeiter bic Wertitatten.
Ole Sarmer in benz County
Sansamon betreiben iett bic Siid3udt.
Cine sroBe GnSabl Siidteide fino bereits
anselegt unb NIT beuti9en 6arpfen unb
einbeimii9en Speiiefiden beiett worben,
pel9e bic Staats sSii9ereisg ommiiiion &C.,
liefert bat. Die &often Der Mnlesuns Der
Gei9e iinb unbebeutenb unb man srrpartet
Bel Der i9neasn germebrnus nnb benz
i9nenen Wadstbum Der &arpfen iebr lob
nsnbe grtrdse.
-9lm Samitas Morsen .. W. entlub
ii9 iiber SRI d 0 rb elm i6msres @epits
ter nit Nessn unb Sasel. Der S9absn
am @etreibe 1T bstrG6tli6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31
WubIano.

@ieber cine Gbeatsr : 6ataitropbe.
Gu &ifaenew in benz Commencement
BeNarabien ianb, pie Der Mosfauer vGus:
til &urier" idreibt, am 2. b. IN Dem borti:
gen Sommertbeatsr cine jioii9e Soritels
lung .@lmaiabo" itatt. Der Gbeateriaal
mar bsreits gum grbrifen pol pom @diten
unb nod INNER brdnsten iid 9nnberte BON
YerIonen Al Der 3beaterfaiie, UNI 9intrittss
ViQets su bstommen. Die BoliSei be-
miibte lid umionit, bas a~nbrdnsenoe Yublis
fum surdsuja9en, ba befa5l Der Gomman:
beur Der beim Gbeater itebenben 6euerwebr,
auf bas Yublitum Dor benz Gbeatsr nit
@aEer su ipriben. 3ufaais flos elm @oiT
ieritrabl in bas Snnere bes Gbeaters, unb
ba idris Ssmanb nit sellenoer Gimme:
vYoidar! Yoi9arl" (6euer! 6euer!)
Wian fam iid leidt benfen, peld' elm
Wirrwarr, wsI9' cine Banit, weld' elm
9ins unb 9srbrdnssn, weld' elm llnbeil
bisien @orten folste. Cine srobe Mense
Y%erionen wurbe I'M @ebrdnse erbridt ober
bei9abist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31
Safota.

Die Weffinston 9ilIs, Die
LANCE ais Sdlupfpinfel BON PferOebieben
unb Gbnlidem @eli9ter peri9rieen unb fir
bic gefiebeluns als sdnali6 wertblos err
adtet waren, iinb iest NIT berrli6en Iiebs
beerben sebsft unb erfreuen iid elmer ciuis
~liiirten unb raid sunebmenben 9irtenbepOls
ferung.
-Ok Grnteausii6ten in Mittels unb
g ii 3 sDafota iinb bies Sabr iebr mdBis.
Der Ourdi6nittsertras bes Wei3ens miro
faum mebr als 6 Bis 8 9uibel per Ncre
betrasen, mdbrenb berielbe int uorisen Sabre
bebeutenb bSbsr mar. Seit brei @oden
1T in eirem Gbeile 0afota's fsin Sropfen
Gesen s%efalen unb @aes lit benz Terbors
rem nabe.
SIN @f6ton, Spint County, wurbs
fiirsli9 elm arteiii9er Drummer 9ebobrt,
Der bas rieiise @aherquontum BON 1000
@auOnen per Minute %liefert.
Die @ei9dftsleute pon 6 n, in
QineoIn County, perienoen jeoen Mpntas
0 1000 8funb frii9e Butter mad Chicago.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31
@tSeonFn.

SIN Der genofe Sron @anse in Sbsrs
@isconiin rpurben. 70 beri9tet ber Y@albs
bote", in ben lesten Wo9en mieber iebr
bebeutenbe Tunbe an @otbeiisnerSen ses
madt. 60 wurbe bas fir &e9nuns bes
Brdfbenten ber Wisconin Gentralbabn,
6bas. 6. GoIbp, sinise Meilen w.itIid
pom Wontrealfuiie Dor 3uei Sabren ents
bedte riefise Eager BON &otbeiienerSen ses
nauer erforidt. Sc iteute ii9 babel bers
aus, baB bieier Sunb melt sr0ber unb
wertbpoller 1T, als man i'm Gnfanse pers
mutben fonnte. Die ebeliten Sorten gis
ieners, bic es iiberbaupt sibt, wurben in
rieiisen Mensen aufsebedt. 9lu9 sibt es
bort Elm srobes, bOdit w~ertbuoIes Eager
BON @rifelidiefer. Oas lit FOLDER Sdies
fer, Der ii9 our 6criteauns pom Sdiefers
FIFTEEN sisnet. 0ieie bilben einen Sanoelss
artifel, Der befanntli9 ME aus Der Moos
fommt unb na6 mel6em itets 9roBe Na6s
frase lit. gis ieet werben fait idmmtli9s
S9ieferitiite, bic in Der @elt sebrau9i
aebrmt6t merbcn, aus einem eiusi9en Srte
i'm 9birinsersgSaIo in 0euti6lanb beSo:
gen.
-@ouperneur Butler BON WaNa6uietts
1T einselaben worben, bel Der nd6fter
lanbwirtbi6aftli9en gusitelluns in 8
toib, bic grOiimunsss& eOe gu baltem.
Der pom @irbelitum in Sriimme,
qeIeate Gbeil Der Stabt sc acme gepinnt
raid pieber iein friiberes Nusieben. lleber;
al nebmen, Danf Der Spferwiai9feit Der
Yirseri6ait, ne,is Sduier Die SteIe Der
seritDrten Gin. acknowledgements
leate &e9nuns ab, mel9s einen llsberidut
pom $4,000 Dollars ersab. Oerielbe wirt
sinstrasenb anselest werben, um aIs Ute:
ieruefOnb fir tiinftise 0Otbfdue gu oienen.
-Die in 8Iad Greet, Sbamanr
County, sefunoenen solbs nnb i~ilberbalti'
gen @eiteine ergaben bel elmer llnteriu:
dung, weI9e g.. Bobe in Milwautee an:
itelte, 5 6 40 in Sob unb s4.4O in Gil:
Der pro Gonne. 9lnbere, leitbsr ~gefunbent
6eIsiteine, iolen nod b%efieren grtras ab:
perfen.
Die fortwdbrenben Ge9eneiile babei
an manden Orten i9on lleberidpemmun:
gen CUR 6olse sebabt. 90 1T Die Stabt
6onb bu Ga am 20. B. M. gum Gbeil
iiberi6wemmt wproen. 0ie 9dmme I'M
De Nsuus.8 Babe wurben uon benz Sod.
ipaGer fortssriiier unb bas @aier orans IN
6oIse beilen in bic Stabt. @tebr ais zoe
@obnbduier wurben mebr ober wenise'
unter @aiier geiett unb in eini9en Stra;
zen erreidte bas @afer cine S6be BON
SUP. @esen 9lbenS besann bas @afe'
ii9 81 ~perlaufen. = SIN Appleton
wurben bur9 bas Waier faft que Sriifer
an ben StraBenfreusunsen fortseriihen. Sc
mirb Der Stabt on $500 foiten, um BIZ
S9doen wieber aus;ubehern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31
9reitmmOer bret nno oretbt8,
idbrt0e 0etMrtSteter.

Die StabtS anta Sc in RensW srito, bic
dltefte Der Union, fei~ertiettbasD rittbeil If
res tauienbidbrisen Beftambes, b. ;. has
3ss. Sabr ibrer griften3 nit lusiteuuns pom
Berabauprobucten, llm3lsen u. M. gm
Is. sSuIi m,ttben in Der Stabt bes vbeilis
gen @laubens" bic sriten biitorii@en Tas
bIeaur aufssfibrt. Bel benz llmtus famen
auerif 9atefen, mel9e burd Snbianer aus
Neu. Merito uub &riSona bar9eftelt wlrs
ben ; bann famen 40 Observation-Disclosures
i'm Rriessaubus. ,Sieraut folste @oros
nabo, mel1er NeusM erito eroberte, IN pols
lem ipanif9en 9ofcoitim Der bumalisen
Belt, bealeitet pon ~2eibsarben in ieibenen
@emdnbern unb bret Gompasnien ipanis
fiber Solbdten, pelde NIT 2an5en unb
S9iebsepebren bss Is. Sabrbunbcrts be-
waffnet ipa,en. Sic batten Sporen an
unb ritteu auf S6tteln, BON benen obne
3weifel piele in mandem @efedt beniitt
worben waren. sSest famen ernitblidenbe
Sran,isfaners M0n9e nnb belabene Wdsen
nit bolsernen &dbern, nm ben 9anbel bes
Is. Sabrbunperts. anSubeuten. @uf benz
Musitequn9splab fans elm S6einsefe6t
smil6en Snbianern unb Spaniern itatt ;
Sic Spanier iiesten, worauf bic &otbbdute
ii1 unterparfen unb feierli9 Spanien ben
Sreueio Ieiitetsten. Sn Der Sane wurben
gortrdse auf enslii6, ipanii9 unb in Der
3unisS pra6e bur6 beren Sduptlins ses
balten. @ouuerneur Slid pom 6anias
belt aud cine Inrebe. SIS waren an 49,
900 3ui9auer anne ienb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31
G6,uei5.

Bonn Iierwalo itGbter Gee
i6reibt man: Sim 10. SUM i9neite es in
ben Bergen; bic Srobnalp war bis melt
binunter nit Sdnss bebeft. SIN ben So:
ben seists bas thermometer nur s 5 Grao
Gsliius.
-9lus Der Sdmsis wirb bsri6tet: Seit
einsm Monat fuit tdsli6 &esenwetter nno
Semperatur, bic msbr fir ben Wfdrs als
fir Sen SUM- iid idift. Die Seen iinb
ale bis gum &anbe uol in SoIotburn
baben lleberidwemmunsen pielen S9aoen
ans.ri9tst. gin ben italieniiden Seen 1T
bas @etter sbenio i9limm.
-geim SreiidieBen Der Stabtiditens
seieli9aft in !3iri9 1T elm @meritaner
SdieenfOnis seworoen, ndmli9 9r. 6reb.
3ubnle aus Gan Tronciseo, Der Oelesirte
Der bortisen Sdiisen gum eibsenOifi9en
S9iibenieit in Qusaao. Bel Der llebers
sabe pom 6rans unb Mebaiae wuroe Ell
sntbufiaitii9 besIiidwdni6t.