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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30
Final Report of the Committee on
Missouri Pacific Railroad Con.
nection at Lexington, Mo,

Tn citizens railroad committee appointed
by the public meeting held at the courthouse
in July, 1882 to raise a subscription to pay for
the right-of-way and damages in the connec-
ton of the Mo. Pacific railway with the Kan
sas City and Eastern railway at Lexington,
make report as follows: The subscription
for the above purpose as taken by the COM
mittee amounts to 1910 90. Amount col
lected On said subscription sa,055 90, which
amount has been paid out as follows:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30
Roller Flour.

1 keep constantly on hand A. V. Robinson
l. Co.'s celebrated brand of Roller Flour,
which 1 will sell at the lowest price.
}. W. WHEATLEY,
apr7me NayTiew, Nc.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Probate Court of Lafayette county
May term-l4th day-June 18th. 1888.
Martha Littlejohn. administratrix of the estate
of Robert L. Littlejohn. deceased.
NOW at this day comes Martha Llttlejohn.
IN adminIstratrix of the estate of Robert 7.
LittleJohn. deceased, and presents her petition.
praying for an order for the sale OF so much of
the real estate of said deceased as will
pay and satisfy the remaining debts due by said
estate, and yet unpaid for want of sufficient
assets. accompanied by the accounts, lists and
inventories required by law In such cases; on
examination whereof. it is ordered that all per
sons interested in said estate be notified that
application as aforesaid has been made. and
that unless the contrary be shown on or before
the first day of the next term Of this court,
to be held on the second Monday in August,
1883, an order will be made for the sale of the
whole, or SO much OF the real estate of said
deceased as will be sufficient for the payment
of said debts.
And it is further ordered that this notice be
published in the Lexington Weekly Intelligen.
Ger, q newspaper published in the said county
of Lafayette, for four weeks successfully be-
fore the commencement of the next term OF this
court. A true copy. Attest.
XENOPHEN RYLAND,
jGast0l Judge Of fro6sts Court
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30
Attention, Farmers

I have a few Combined Reapers and Now
ers very cheap. Call and see me before har-
| vest, as they will soon be closed out.
j.. A. GRAHAM. jl6-tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30

Everybody who intends to paint give me a
call before you buy. If 1 cannot sell paint to
you I WIN give it to you. 1 know 1 can make
bedrock prices. Vane & Calvert's ready
mixed paints; Rubber paints; Collier White
Lead Company paints, best brands; vsrnish-
e. oils; brushes of all patterns. Com aud
see! Come and see! 1 maxi paints and
brushes q specially.
spr14tf C. f.. BALLARD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30

GROCERY STORE FOR RENT.
THE brick storehouse now occupied 49,
i by W S. Clagett. on southeast 3":1
corner of Main and Laurel streets. is ~
now for rent. Possession given In July. -AkiA
This Is one of the best locations in Lexington
for IL grocery store or indeed any other business.
it being in the heart of the city-a good opening
for some one. Apply to
junr30m2 e. WlNSOR / son.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30
THE CRADLE.
THE TOMB.

Born-At Mayview, Mo-. June %, to the wife
OF Mr.. Thomas p. Pxxton-a boy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30
Ice Cream Ice Cream I
Point Paint !! Paint III

Orders for ice cream and cake will be
taken at the City Restaurant. june30t4
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30

l
YIN: Washington, right-ofway....$ 20 %
Margaret Jackson, &" " -. 200 90
Nathan Smith dam. to crop and lease $50 90 |
VIM: T.. Hays, risht-of'wsy......... 250 90
Maria Pomeroy, dam .right-ofway.. 800 90
yohn Howell, right-ofway........ 70 90
Reid id & M Taylor dam: right-ofway... 2oe GO
Eliza Harrison, .- $50 90
Henry Macy, -. 20 90
o. O.Wilson, Z" .... 15O 90
Heirs of j. f.. Atkinson, .... 81 50
Belle Brace, and others, &" 80. 80 90
| NJ. f. Marshall. Z" 800. 81 SO
Frank Trigg, clerk, costs ......... III Is
S. Renick, commission. ....... 7 80
Frank Trigg, clerk, 1923 %, to pay
the following claims, viz:
Upton Wilson, commissioner ....... Z 80
r; G.; Busekingham, right-Ofway...: 90 %
f. V. PEBBLES, -. 10 90
! G. L.. McGrew, -. 10 90
Martin Donovan, 80. 40 90
Benjamin Elliott, sheriff, costs $50. IL 50
Benjamin Elliott, sheriff, costs y OO
j.. Shaw, sheriff johnson CO. costs 2 90
1ntelligencer Printing Company. u 90
w. F. KerdOlf, dam. right-of-way.. 13l Is
Total. $s.055 90
There are S115 of subscriptions which we
could not collect, and which we have turned
over to the Missouri Pacific Railway Compa-
ny, to be collected by them. The total
amount of damages and right of-way was
e3,ss6 %. of which the Missouri Pacific Rail-
way Company pays 1881 %, and the citizens
Of Lexington, 5000 90 as above shown.
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD WINsoR,)
j. {. MCGREw.
h. w. WINKLER, SoH.
g. NJ. MoUNTJOY.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30
WALNUT CITY.
WHICH Is THE NAME
Prospects for a Boom

Of the New Town on the Fort Scott.
st. Louis e. Chicago Railroad.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

A PPLICANTS for the position of teacher in
II Maple Glen School, in section 9. township
80, range 81, must have their certificates filed by
~ before the third Saturday in July, al which
| [ me the board meets.
by order of the board.
j.. S. BENTON,
,n,pnN Sncrntoru
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30
FINAL SETTLEME NT,

IN ested In the partnership estate OF Dinwiddis
Il stewart, that the undersigned administrator
will apply to make u final settlement OF said
estate, at the August term, 1883, of the Probate
court of Lafayette county, Missouri. to ne be-
gun and held at the Probate court room, in the
city of Lexington. on the second Monday In
August, 1888. A. L. BCRNHAM,
iunt2lfl Administrator.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30
STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR
SALE

IN account of the death of nv wife, l wish 10
sci. th- entire stock of Ladies' Furnishing
Goods. AMI fixtures 10 the store on Franklin
street. To a pereon buying the outfit entire The
building will he rented at Il reasonable rent.
Until / meet such q purchaser. any article In the
store will be sold at prime cost. and the fixtures
at very low prices. Call and
iunpHDW1 A 7 ~I.AIICHNER
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30

Tho Fort Scott, ST. Louis & Chicago
GolnE so Become q Fact.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30

les Acres, Sec. 2. T. so, Il. 81, two miles south
east of Lexington. All under fence and IN
high state OF cultivation; several hundred
young bearing trees. brick dwelling. Few
barn; living wafer; very valuable anu desir-
able Mace. Price 913 40.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30

200 Acres, half mile north Of Lexington; 'front.'
ing one mile on Missouri river very valuable
Tor Coal; land rich and partly in cultivation,
someg0od timber ;living wateI ;log dwelling;
hurn and afahla Rrica pl5 OOu
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30

Besides these we have quite q number Of 81
also many Unimproved Town Lots scattered In
Low Prices.
The above list embraces ONLY A PART c
which we have for sale. These will give a gen
time to time. We advise all who want to buy to
plat Of the lands, and when we think you are In
conveyance and show you the lands until you nj
All who have Real Estate TO sell should pla
eyes OF buyers, who come almost daily to our oil
Houses Rented, Taxes PGid, Property of n
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30

satisfactorily adjusted on the 14th of June 80.
The Sons OF Temperance have an organization
here with some twenty-five members, the
outgrowth of lectures by Mrs. Degur and
Mrs. Alexander; may they prosper. We
known rs The Triple Alliance, with sixteen
members and more coming in; its oS;.cts are
temperance virtue and charity"
sc. b. writes from Alma:-"Harvest has
commenced. Our streets are crowded with
wagons. Farmers getting ready to COM
mence work In earnest next week. Had a
stranger Unopened in our midst. q few weeks
ago; he would doubtless have been at q loss
to know what our agents were going to do
with so many binders. The mystery is now
solved; the binders have all been sold. Mr..
j. T. Goodwin, agent for the Deering, has
sold fourteen machines. How is that for one
agent: This is indeed the sranary of Lafay-
cite county. No one who knows anything of
the amount of grain shipped from here, will
call this an eXaggeration Mr.. Herman
Kueck is building a residence here and will
occupy the same as soon as it is completed. %.
Miss Eugenia Jackson, accompanied by her
aunt. spent last Sunday in Higgihsville. visit
ing the family of Rev. S. T. Ruffner. REV.
Paxton will preach at Maplewood the second
Sunday in this month Misses MOllie and
Lutte Catron were visiting the family of Mr..
G. B. Fletcher last week DR.. j. T. Nor.
gan sold his interest in the city drug store to
DR.. Horner, of Boone county. DR.. Horne1
comes into our midst highly recommended
and we bespeak for him success in his new
field. The Alma Courier is booming. 1t i.
ably edited by Misses Bette Goodwin, Dors
Reynolds and George Fletcher. If thu 81
young ladies will only cultivate the talen
they have in this line I'VE will hear from then
in the future Mr.. Robert Neale, Of Vir
ginia, is visiting the family of r. W. Neale..
June is almost past and no wedding to repor
taken In the month"; must have been Jul
instead Of June"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30

200 acres. s %. T 81, B %. two miles west
of Dover. and known as the Thistle farm
All under fence and in cultivation and blue
erase. Six fields, rich dry land. beautiful
lawn and shade trees; running water; good
fruit. Large frame dwelling. six rooms
good outbuildings. large barn and stable.
Very desirable property. Price $50 per acre
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30

Benjamin Elliott, Sheriff, costs. ......
Benjamin Elliott, sheriff, COSTS.
j. A. Shaw, sheriff johnson co. costs
Intelligencer Printing Company.
w. F. KerdOlf, dam. right-of-way..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30

81 Acres. Sec. 9. T. so, 4. 81. two miles south
o. Lexington. All under ience and in culti-
walton and meadow; 100 apples trees; run
ming water and living springs; large brick
dwelling. beautiful location; v,ry desirable
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30

tnaI the question Will IN 8 SnOrL time De
settled by the whole county, and that with
the probability of the restraint Of swine then,
it may be as well not to unsettle the matter
now. But 1t il hardly the fair thing to claim
the majority of the people, and the monopoly
of the ideas Of cleanliness, for the very
worthy persons who advocate loud-smelling
hog pens rather than giving the freedom Of
the city to the wiggy-piggies.
The St. Joseph Gazette by request Of some
citizen here, prints the circular letter asking
signatures to the Skinker protest, and says
"The Gazette complies with pleasure to the
above request. If ever there was a county on
this earth robbed, plundered, and outraged
through all those Internal processes of conis'
cation 30 well known to the days of disfran-
chisement, that county was Lafayette. Greed
and r~ascality seemed to hold an orgy there.
What the registrar spared the riHgster fin
ished. Two dozen men, IN the name of loyal
ty administered upon the affairs of a township.
Bonds were issued to imaginary railroads
which began nowhere and ended nowhere
There could be no relief. Every court was
closed to justice; every legal process made
subservient to the spoilers. A monstrous
debt, largely over a million dollars, was
fraudulently put upon the county, under
which it has fretted and suffered for over
fifteen years. 1t might appear, however, tc
every fairminded man that the supreme cour,
of Missouri would not need, to inform it O.
its duty in the premises, any very great num-
Der of petitions. If, after examining thi.
case fully, it finds that any wrong has been
done, it should right that wrong instantly
Democratic administration in Missouri
whether legal or otherwise, means simpl,
j. Justice. Nc more than this is asked for, an,
less than this cannot and ought not to be &C
Isepted."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

lit nunmebr, 10 i6reibt bic columbia"
Der mir bies entnebmen, in beiben SGuiern
Der Staatss @eiebgebuns angenommen unb
in Der uorisen Wo9e pom @ouperneur un,
terSei9net worben unb bat iomit @eies,
3esfra t erlanst.
Wir baben BEN SnbaIt Der giI idon
friiber I'M uouitdnbisen WortIaut mitge,
tbeilt. Oas bisber iibIi9e Spitem Der Ser.
waltuns bes 6ir6eneigentbums, wel6es
wie Die Gincinnatier 8orsdnse bemeiien,
audi feline iebr bebenfli9e Settle bat, err
fdbrt paour6 cine peientIi9e gerdnoerlna,
inoem Die Siu bic Sncorporiruns Der Sc
meinoen NIT benz Sii9of unb @eneralpicar
Der betr. Oioceie, Dem Yfarrer uno smei
Saien Der betr. @emeinbe ais Guratoren
unb Oirectoreu Der Corporation ermosli6t.
Our6 Oieies neue Spitem, wel6es Ser
9auptia6e mad aud i9on in anberen
Staaten, 10 ]. .. in Wtinneiota, einse.
fibrt 1T, perben iowobl bic SntereiIen Ser
fatbolii9en &irdensemeinbsn wie audi oers
jenisen, wel9e nit benielben in sel6dftIis
li9er SerbinOuns itebsn, better ais bisber
seiidert, wesbalb oaiielbe Dor Dem bisber
gebrdu6ti9en ben Sorsug perbient.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Gin Yutf fur Snaertca.

Sn ni6t ierner 3eit-io idreibt Der ct.
Souls v&epubliean"-wirb Serr Snseriou
ausfinben, baB ieise fre9e @otteslditeruns
benz amerifanii1en Solte unertrGsli6 pers
baBt wirb, unb nidt weniser alien ~peritdns
bisen unb ebrli9en Qeuten, wel6e fir
pabre @ebanfens unb p6aise periOnIi9e
Sreibeit in relisiOien ans~eIesenbeiten iinb
gs e%riitirt fein @elet our 9%erbinberuno
Der ituOirten 8eleibisunsen SnserIoTs,
aber bieielben werben Dem Manne, Der ba.
NIT 10 aufbrinsli6 lit, bic a~lsemeine Ser.
a6tung aaer %anitdnbisen Qeate susieben.
Snseriou bat uieuei6t Elm &edt, iiber @ott,
ben gu ueripotten er ii9 10 srobe Miibe sibt,
ia oenfen unb gu fiiblen, wie es ibm sefdut
aber er ioate erfeniten, baB es cine iosiaIe,
wenn ni9t cine seieblide Yfidt lit, ben
ausbrud ieiner Meinunsen fir bieienisen
2eute, wel6e ni9t nit ibm iibereinitimmen
ni6t beidimpfenb gu MAIDEN. Gr bal
ii9erli9 nidt mebr &edt gum MiBbrau6 oel
&eoefrei6eit, wenn er BON @ott ipridt, als
wenn ct Don irsenb einsm meni6Ii6em @e.
len rebet, unb feline gesierbe @ottes:
l%diterunsen Sur S6au gu trasen, muB als
8eweis ieiner llnaufri9tisteit ausseIesi
werben. Gin llnsldubiser ober elm i3peif.
Ter, weI6er aufridtis unb srnit in ieinen
Sbeen lit, baben Yeritanb senis, INN, elm,
Suieben, baB ie mur iid ielber reipettiren,
wenn ie ben 8lauben a9ten, Der eben 70
alfridti9 1T, ais ibr %llnslaube.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

Inter ben traurisen @eitalten, mel6e i'm
9aufe Der lebten Sabr3ebnte bic prieiterli6'
8IrOe bur9 apOitalie sei9anbet, itebt be,
Bole 3elinsfi in ben uor6eriten &eiben. Nls
Oomberr wuBte CT ieinen Sberbirten, Der
Sii9of Rraiinsti pon Wilna (Ruiiii6:
Bolen) our9 fali9e Oenunciationen in Die
V%erbannuns Su bringen unb pom ruiiii9en
Saiier fir ii9 Gitel uno @ebalt zines y@bs
miniitrators" Der OiOceie gu eri9minbeln
gu Qnfans bes Sabres 1870 ribmte er
in elmer BrieftercOnferenS, bic ct einberu,
fen, wie lebr es ibm 9%elungen bic faiierli6e
Sub gu erperben: .8ei meinsr @nmeien.
belt in 9etersburs warb i9 pom G,aren
our6 gerleibuns bes ct. Qnnenorbens III.
Glaile ausgesei6net unb babel aepiir6iget,
bic taiierli6e SanO 81 fihen.... Son
ganSer Seele liebe i6 meme Mitbetenner,
meiue griiber unb Stanbessenoien, aber
rur bann, wenn ib in ibnen rpabre S6bne
bes beilissn &uBlanbs finbe; 1T bies ni6t
Der 6aa, 10 itoBe i'd iie suriif unb hiebe ie
wie QuSiabise." Dem @ort bes rRatios
nalbii9ofs" folste bic Chat: wie Nusiaeige
lieB er, i'm Sunbe nit Der S~taatsgemalt,
Ieine Der &ir9e treu 9ebliebenen yWtitbes
tenner uno StanoessenO0en" bebanoeln ;
tunberte BON Brieitern unb 2aien puroen
auf 3elinsti's Setreiben ibrsr Sitter be-
raubt, ibrer Seimutb entrillen uno nad
Sibirien 9ei6leppt, inbeB Der apoitat iib
Der Stautss uub Sofgunit freute. Seute
miro ais 8ilna semelOet: Der pom Der
Stride ab9efallene v9lOminiitrator" Der
Bilnaer 0i0ceie, 3elinsfi, 1T irrfinnis ses
poroen unb muBte ms Srrenbaus sei9afft
merOeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
See SUB emtrage In 9(merifa.

Die Suoenfrase wirb %sesemudrtis nit
5iemli9er @arme in Der &C. .. Gun" asi.
.tirt. Sbr Correspondent @ilteIon erbebt
III ieinen S6ilberunsen aus ben Siibitaas
ten bic gei6uloisuns sesen bic Snben, BAT
fe our6 Wu6er, Setuis unb llsberportbei.
lung bas 2anb ausiausen unb babur6 per.
b~dltniBmdBis i9neu reid psrben, mdbrent
bas BOLT INNER mebr uerarms. Sine gauge
5lutb BON Grpiberunsen 1T barauf in ben
Sum" erfolst, worin bic g~ntlase als
bnr6aus rnbesriinOet barseitelt wirS, pdb.
renb jeber 8enner bss Siibens weiB, baf
fe wObl besriinoet lit. gus benz @an,en
sebt porldufis iouiel b%eruor, baB Die Subsn.
frase iia teineswess auf bic aIte @elt be.
idrdntt, ionben aud IN @merita iiber tnr,
ooer lang CUR ernitli9en Dissolution fom:
men biirfte. 8ie piel SubenbaB in einem
sewihen SbeiIe beS amerifanii9en Bottles
porbanoen 1T, bepeiien Sur @eniise bic
mebrfa6en 9luspeiiunsen Der Slraeliten
aus 0itli6en Sotels.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

men" @esenidee, bic aber aud einen 4us>
slei6 gar ni6t fnben f6nnen.
Wtan fiibrt in Berlin Die gerbanelunsen
eben nir als fortseiette Seriu9e, ben Bapit
nnterwerun inter Die
preuBii6e Stats mo d su Be-
reben. Der &ei9sfanSler Mil fir bic
Stride III YreuBen 9ebensformen bas
ben, bic ibm paien. Die Maiseiese ioa>
ten bieie 9ebsnsformen Der Stride in Yreui>
len a in ba bas Bel Der bic.
rarbil9en Oronuns al benz Sberbaupt Der
Stride bas leste SinberniB ianb, 10
ioa jett bieies Sberbaupt Der @es
iammtfirde basu berebet merben, Die
Oberbobeit bee Staates iiber bic Stride in
BreuBen S~usulaiien. Oasiit bic Nufs
gabe bes Serrn pom S9I0ser,
beiien Grnennuns ais @eianbs
ter beim apoitolii6en Stubls alio no e.
emtliben Wertb nur fir bas
8erliner cabinet bat.
Die letter Gomii9en Sunbsebunsen seis
gen aud benz @esner, baB ale gemiibuns
gen bes &ei6sfanslers als sei6eitert si be-
tra9ten iinb. Yapit SEQ XIII. bat burd
feline msisbeitspoqe Sriebensliebe, mie bu,9
feline treue S~irteniorse fir bic Sntesritdt
Der Stride ben Gtamen zines groBen Bapites
ii9 perbient. Sir ben @ldubi9en fatboliz
i6en lit bic Saltung bes Yapites bic gefols
snng unb @rfiilun9 bes sOttli6en Wortes
unieres I6errn vConfrma fratres tuos. "
Wir baben ME seSwiefelt, oaB Soft CUR
re3ten 3eit I'M Bapit uns ben unfeblz
barren Siibrer 9eben piirbe.
Was nun fommen wirb, fam man beute
nod ni6t abieben. Der Rei6sfanSler bat
Die Ma9t unb uielleidt aud ben @iQen,
ben Sulturfampf pom Neuem, unb i9drfer
als uOrber, wieber aufsunebmen. Gr piirbe
bann aud in sesebener Seit bic 3eritSruns
Der duBeren fir9Ii6en Orbnuns in YreuBen
eriparter. Iber Gins wiirbe er nj c
errei d en-: CT wirb &Ierus unb
@Olf niemals bonn Eapite trennen. 0as
@e9entbeil wiro pielme4r eintreten: &lerus
unb BOLT perben in neuem Sample nur
inniser unb feter nit ibrem
pom Gbri tus ibnen 9eietten
Sberbaupte perbunben 10 r.
BEN. 9as tatboIii9e Solt ideut nidt /;
es mill ni9t ruben, 10 LANCE Die
Seriu6e erncuert werben, bic Stride ibrer
sOttli9en Souperdnetdt 81 berauben. Sber
mas bat W inbtbo t # in bieien Sagen bic
Sablrei9en iubelnben Seifals ~beSeagunsen
einsetrasen? 8as ct fiirSli6 seipro9en,
wuroe ni9t gum %eritenmale i'm Sauie Der
abseOroneteu seiast. DAB er es ieet, nod
Der Waffenrube, sic SieIen o be-
benflid dien, baB er es 10 ri d.
baItsIOs ausipra6: bas bat ibm nit
einem S9lase Die Sersen Der Dfilionen
beuti9er Satbolifen bon Heuem serponnen.
Sieie 8abrnebmuns itartt uniern Mutb
unb unier Sertrauen. SIS bleibt bel Dem
Wablprn9e;
,.Wott nn0 mas fnfhpliid1e WDlf 7"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
,,Sie Seoer TIT md6ti8er ais
0as S6mert."

lleber bieien Sab wiini9te elm auto9ras
pbenlammler einise 3eilen bon Der 6anb
@cneral Sberman's gu beliten, ~iporauf Der
General 6olgenoes antiportete: Sn 9oro
2ptton's ,Gi9elieu" f6mmt bieier Sat
srpar Dor, aber er piirbe bies niemals uns
abbdnsis BON jeOer unbern Yerbinbuns aus
seipro9sn baben. llnb i6 wer6e bies
ebenio wenig tbun. 2orb 2ptton lieB einige
erfldrenOe Worte uOranseben unS Der Sat
lautete bann: vllnter Der l6erri6aft poas
tOmmen GROCER Mdnner lit Die Sober MIDI
tiger ais baS S9psrt!" Sn Der Welt
fommt aber bieie 0orausiebung ni6t oft
Dor. 8oafommen 9roBe Wtdnner iinO in
Der Chat lebr %ielten, unb ielbit Waibinss
ton, welder Der @r0Be 70 nabe tam, uls
ir9enb elm Sterbli6er, fanb fiir Oas S9pert
unb Die 5eoer, ieOes in ieiner eigenen
Spbdre, suten @ebrau6. Sic unO id bas
ben ben Gag seieben, Oa elm GROCER Utann
(Sincoln) oas San0 regierte. @r fiibrte
cine md3tigs unO fur9tbare Sober, unb aud
CT muBte cine Wiiaion flammenosr S6psrs
ter gu 5ilfe ruien. Nein, i6 fam ben
Sat: Die Sober 1T md9ti9er als baS
S6pert ni9t unteridreibsn, benn er 1T
unwabr. @s gibt inter gottes &atbi9las
cine 3eit fir aues; cine 3eit, IN pel9er
oas S9wert ben 9orbii3en ¬en Sers
bauen uno ben IN ben Wfal9en bes Safes,
Der &a6iu9t unO Der Sprannei uerpitels
ten @runoidten bes Re6tes unb Der @ss
ireie Sabn MAIDEN muB einen
¬en, ben bic ma9tiss Seber CLANS,
8eblter'S, @%rittsnoen's wis 9ineoln's ni9t
81 lOlen i'm Stanbe mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
go itno Ole ,,ltberalen" Serren.

Serr Quinn bon Yeoria bate in Der
Staatslesislatur pom Sqinois cine Yia be-
antra9t, wel9e ben @ouuerneur ermd6s
ti9te, einen fatbolii6en Brieiter su ernens
men, Der olle Wobltbdti9feitss unb Strafs
anitalten bes Staates min6eitens 3peimaI
i'm Wionat beiu9en loae, um ben Sniaiien
ben Croft Der Gelision gu ipen6en. Selbit
ein 10 woblmeinenoer, bur6 bic reliai0ien
Seoirfniiie llnsliifli9er ODER @~efaQener
sebotener 8ori9las itieB auf Oppolition,
Die nit i6einbarer giberalitat erflarte, bah
ben Ratboliten, pie ben 8roteitanten,
Dformonen unb anoeren ySetten" 9lei6.
mdBise pripilesien suseitanOen peroen
iouten, uber slei6Seitis forOert, bab Der
Staat fir iOl6e ~relisiSie OienItleiitunsen
ni9ts beSable. Nun lit es aber ni6t abSus
iebn, parum tatbolii6e @eiitli6e ibre
Oienite unentseltli9 leiiten iolen, 10 LANCE
Die IN Iol9en S~taatsanItalten anaeftsQten
proteitantii6en YrsOiser iebr %anitanoise
@ebalte beSieben. Gber nm teinen fatbos
lil6en 8eiItli6en gu be3ablen, sntsos man
AUDI ben prOteitantil6en gebiaern 6as @es
bait unb CAB alien Oienern relisiSier @es
noieni6aften freien 3utritt gu ben @es
fansnihen. Der SAP sesen bic 6atbolis
Ten lit bod bel ben Liberal" 6enfenoen
9erren ni6t flein. GS 1T bic pure 9ln9it,
Spibbuben uno Oiebe mS6ten tatboIiid
weroen, baB bic @eiessebuns pon SainoiS
ben 9eredten Nntrag permarf.