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The National tribune., 1883-03-08
without amendment and the Senate took a

without amendment, and the Senate took a
recess until evening.
When the Senate resumed its session, the
House bill to modify the postal money order
system and that to punish larceny from the
person in the District of Columbia passed.
The House bill to provide for assessments of
real estate in the District of Columbia was
passed without amendment.
The House joint resolution providing for
new mixed commission, in accordance with
the treaty of 1866 between the United States
and Venezuela, was passed without amend
ment. The Senate again went into executive
session at 1:1o lSunday morningl and ten min
utes later the doors were reOpened and the
shipping bill, slightly amended, was passed.
House bill to adjust the salaries of pOstmasters
was passed. Several private bills were passed,
among them one for the relief of Samuel Chase
Barney, an officer dismissed from the navy by
President Lincoln. At 2:40 the Senate again
went into executive session.
The Senate reconvened at 3:15, but it was an
hour later when a message was received that
the House had agreed to the sundry civil bill
1t was then passed. The Senate took recess
until 10 o'clock.
On reassembling, Mr.. Beck (Ky.) called the
attention of the Senate to the fact that the
Secretary of the Interior had transmitted on
March 1st a response to the resolution calling
for an alphabetical list of pensioners on the
AOCcJ
printed. Agreed to. Aresolution was adopted
for the appointment of u committee of two
Senators to join the House committee to wait
upon the President of the United States and
inform him that Congress had completed its
business and was ready to adjourn. The Presi-
dent appointed MeSsrs. Anthony and Bayard.
At 11:45 the Senate committee appointed to
wait upon the President reported that they had
performed the duty assigned to them, and that
the President had stated that he had no further
communication to make to Congress.
Precisely at II o'clock the President pro
tem Mr. Edmunds, brought down his gavel
and said: Senators, the hour has arrived at
which, by the constitution and the laws Of the
United States, the FOrty-seventh Congress ter
inmates. 1t becomes the duty of the chair,
therefore, to declare this session adjourned
without day, and in doing so he wishes you,
each one of you, pleasant and safe journey to
your homes and every felicity in your future
lives. The Senate stands adjourned without
day."
The National tribune., 1883-03-08
The Moon that Determines Easter-Tide.

From Me PrOridencc J0lrndE.
The March moon fulls on the 23d at twenty
minutes past o'clock in the evening. The full
March moon plays an important part in the
affairs of men. For as she fulls three days after
the vernal equinox, she determines, in accord
ance with the law, that Easter shall fall on the
following Sunday, the 25th, and Easter in turn
determines the other movable feasts and fasts
of the church. The short time intervening be-
tween the vernal equinox and the full of the
moon brings Easter this year within three days
of the earliest date the festival can occHr. In
1918 Easter fell on the 22d of March, the earliest
date possible. Such will not be the case again
either in this or the following century.
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The Cars New Throne.

The throne which is to be used at the Cars
coronation next May or June, and which is
now nearly completed, is to cost $4,000. 1t
will be of black oak, richly carved in antique
Slavonic patterns, with canopy supported by
columns ten feet high and ornamented with
imperial eagles and with a scroll work bearing
the coat -of-arms of the fifty six governments of
Russia. The chairs for the Emperor and EN-
press will be placed on dais hung with GRIM
son velvet richly trimmed with gold.
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A Truly Soldiers Paper.
lPoeahoqtas Tir.ss, Fonda, Iowa.I

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE d truly soldiers paper.
published at Washington, is at this time publishing
series of articles descriptive of the battles foughs
during the rebellion The paper is an excellent
one for ex-soldiers and keeps them posted about
pension and other matters particularly interesting
to them. The Times would recommend all soldiers
of the rebellion TO subscribe. Terms: SlOO per
year. Sample copies may be seen at this oezoa
where subscriptions win be received.
The National tribune., 1883-03-08
A Nation Of Coffee Drinkers.
From The Lancaster Netc Era. |

The people of the United States are emphati-
cally the coffee-drinking people of the world.
We imported last year the enormous sum of
2l8342 TONS or 1885, 6Si 1856 pounds of this berry,
of which nearly two-thirds, or 315, ,465, ,95G
pounds, came from Brazil 1t will be seen that
we consume more than eight pounds per capita
of our entire population. This estimate does
not take into account the millions of pounds
of chcory, rye. roots and numerous other sub
stances that are ground up and passed upon
the ignorant and unwary as the genuine article
The National tribune., 1883-03-08

fishing an interesting history of the Seven
teenth Illinois cavalry. The members of that
command should take the Heraid if they wish
to receive an accurate and succinct history of
the regiment, its meetings, reunions, &c.
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Richly Deserves Sgnpnrf.
TBro,,n,,;y,s fNeb, Psn,,Byicoo

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE has been enlarged from
forty to ifty-six column paper and greatly
improved in appearance 1t Is an ardent advocate
OF the rights of the soldier and richly deserves the
support it is receiving
The National tribune., 1883-03-08

Thirty two old war songs, published by an
old wounded soldier, sent for 25 cents. Ad-
dress Lewis L. Gray, Beloit, Kansas.
The National tribune., 1883-03-08

cigarettes held by manufacturers or dealers at
that date must be presented before July 1.
The appropriation bills passed at the last
session of Congress aggregate sos, 81, ,511.36,
as follows:
The National tribune., 1883-03-08
POLITICAL.

Five votes were taken, ON the 1st inst, for
Senator from Michigan. On the fourth break
was made in favor of Palmer Stockbridge's
forces dissolving and Palmer's vote going to
40 On the fifth Thomas w. Palmer of De-
troit, received rs votes, and was declared
elected. Stout received AZ fusion votes and
Ferry 2. Thos. w. Palmer WAS born in Detroit
in $780, and entered the State University at
sixteen, but was compelled to leave within
the first year by threatened loss of eyesight
After several years passed abroad he engaged
in mercantile business III Appleton, Wisconsin.
Being burned out there year later he re-
turned to Detroit and engaged in numbering
and real estate business, III which he was very
successful. He now owns some of the largest
mills on the Saginaw and Muskegon Rivers
In 1873 he was elected to the State Senate; IN
1850 lie was a defeated candidate for Governor,
and in 1882 he presided over the convention
which nominated Governor jerome.
James S. Boynton, President of the Georgia
State Senate, having been notified OF the death
of Governor Stephens reached Atlanta on the
9th inst. Senator Colquitt, accompanied by
the judges of the Supreme Court, the State
House officials and number of friends, entered
the Senate Chamber OF the Capitol with little
ceremony. Chief Justice Jackson admins
tered to Judge Boynton the oath of Office.
Governor Boynton, in accordance with pro-
vision of the constitution, issued an executive
order for an election to be held April "A, to fill
the unexpired term of Governor Stephens, and
further order calling an extra session of the
Legislature to meet May 30, to declare the re-
suit.
The Michigan Republican State Convention
convened on the 2Sth ult. John S. Newberry
was made permanent chairman and u. L. Ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
Sn 5emti6IamD bat ole Sn6tlo.
tiafeit

in ben Ietten 10 Sabrsn in einem i9reden.
erresenOen @rabe Susenommen. Sn grSBes
rem uuo ielbit in fleineren StGbten un6 OSrs
fern lit in oieier Sinii9t cine @an6luna
Dor ii6 sesansen, Die cine alsemeine iitts
li9e Yeriumpfuns befiir9ten ldBt. SIS
iinb ni6t mebr e~inSelne Gri9einunsen,
pel9e %unieren 9lbi3en erpefen, iOnbern es
sebt burd bic meiiten S9i9ten Der @eiea.
i9aft i%riuole @usselahenbeit. Die Sa9e
1T an uno fir ii6 10 garter Natur, baB
man i'm 8weifel iein fapn, Oh iie ii9 gu eis
ner Oifentli3en GrOrterans eisnet; aber is
lit uorbanben unb ba bic 6dulniB ni6t ses
bulbet werben BARI, ionbern wsssei6nitten
werben muB, 70 Idbt ii3 ni3t lanser elm
S9leier barber bansen.
Selbf beim weiblidsn @ei5ledte
i@winbet bic iunsfrdulide 3idtistsit inns
mer mebr. Oieie SittIi@teit, weIds ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
Ladies Academies.

CSn einem artifel elmer Serie, betitelt
yProtOplaSnen", tbeilt elm Gorreipons
bent, elm 8rieiter, feline @riabrungen unb
Die anoerer @eiitli6en iiber Die weibIi6en
NcaSemien bierlanos nit. Der 9lrtifel,
etpns curioS 9ei9rieben, trifit ben Na9el
auf ben &Opf unb mir nebmen ni6t ben
9erin9iten anitanb, i'm ~unieren 2slern pors
3ule9en.
DWoate i'd iebt wOrtpOrtli9 anfibren,
mas sriinbli9 SebiIoete Bdoasosen, etpa
Obla, 6eaner, St6dI ODER populdre
S9riftiteller, ipie Glban StolS ober @lops
@~eilenburser uOn Der bOaseIsbrtsn Gr3ie.
Dung %unieres Sufinftisen Oamenflors bal:
ten, 10 wiirbe i'd wobl in ben nd9lten swei
Wo9en i9on toot 9siteinist per6en.
llnb oieie Serren wiiien nod gar ni6t,
mas i9 4rmer weiB; bic Yd6asosen unb
S1riftiteaerO eutl9lanbs baben nod feline
abnuns bauon, baB bier In bieiem aufses
tldrten 3anbe In man6en academies Yros
tOpIasm selebrt unb seIernt wirb. Sd
Mil barauf wetten, bab es nod gbriitens
menidsn sibt, bic ni9t einmal wilen, oh
man Der ODER bic obsr bas protoplasm"
lagt. SD iiberlafie eS sndbis benz llrtbeiIe
elmer weibli4en Gaeultdt, Oh foI9e
Meniden nod anitambiS senannt werbsx
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Oenfit On gar nidt an emancipation,
10 wirO man Did fling nennen. 9eite
Oein Sausweien, aber obne baB Oetn
@atte, unb gu Seiten Define 9dite, baruns
ter leiben. Sreili9 sebOrt aud biersu
Gait, wel6er mr ielbitloien Hatlren
wabrbaft eisen lit. gbsr iprid nidt ims
mer nit Oeinen @diten BON Oetnen Wirtb>
i9aftsanselesenbeiten, benn Sein Sers
pirb Dir io9ar iagen: vOas ma9t mid
unleibli9", ba man bas Gon3entriren aui
elm nnb benielben @s9enitanb cine gers
iumpfnns Der SeeIe nennsn mS9te.
Sbr Miitter, wenn Sbr Sure SSdter
ltebt, erSiebt Dor Naem in Sers, fact
9iebe aus, wedt bur9 guer 8orbilb Ben
&eim Der Selbitloiisteit in ibnen, unb elm
sliidli9es, befriebistss 9eben pirb bi.
grnte iein. Sin ~tabeloTes 8enebmen,
duBere @rsiebuns erforbert nlir einise Sabre
3eit, bic Silbun9 bes Sersens aber LANCE,
3eit, UNI iesensrei9e Sriidte gu
trasen. Woblan, 10 madt bingebenbe,
aufopfernbe Srauen aus Guren SO9tern
uno es wirb nidt mebr 10 uiele 81 ii d.
Tide Chen 9eben!
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Stt6ttatbolti6e gtimuten iiber
oas relt8tonsIoie StaatSs
S6lls Spften.

Die sroBs, sebantenloie Mense bes ames
ritaniideu Soltes = idreibt 6ie vGtorbs
amerita" = bat ii9 70 e%iseniinnis in Die
uorsefuBte Weinuns uerrannt, 6aB bas
ainerifaniide Sreii6ulsS pitem bas bette
S6ulipfem Der 8elt iet, baB bic Mebrs
sabl segen bic uielen uno eroBen MGneel
6es Spitsms pouitdnOis blinb 9eporben lit.
Su, ieIbit benz iebr b~esriinbetsn Ginpanbe,
baB ia bic 6riidte bieies Spitems beiIen
uielfa9e Nadtbeile b%eifdtisen, besegnet
man iebr bdufi9 nit ber 8ebauptun9, bic
3abl bieier S9ulen iei nod INNER piel gu
9sring, I'M ale Rinber gu errei9en, unb
~perlanst besbalb nod sr0Bere Opier Der
SteuerSabler, iowie ben S9ulswans, um
ia re9t uiele &inber Der vSesnlrnsen" bic
ies perfeblten Spitems tbeilbafti9 su MAJ
den. au9 Der bon &nbersslGubieen ee9en
6atboliten befunbete SAP un6 bas 9e9en
2ebtere berri9en6e Yorurtbeil itammen
meiitens BON Der fali9en anii6t Der, baB
Die &atboIifen Die i9limmitsn @egner bes
amerifanii3en S6ulipitems ieien. uno oa6
tr9eno cine 9eiebli9e S0rperl9aft, fals ite
bic Sberbunb BARN erlansen iouten, iofort
Die Sifentli9e Staatsiaule uerni6tem
tpiiroe.
Inter iol9en llmitdnben muB man es
ais cine iebr erfreuli9e gri9einun9 beseide
men, baB elm ni9ttatboIii6es Ylatt, Der
uChurchman" gu Stem Yort, bas Organ
Der @pistopalen, unldnsit in Der S9uls
frase gang dbnIi9e ~@ni9auunsen ausee.
ipro9en, wie man iie ionit in fatbolii6en
@o9enbIdttern finben tann. (0er Church
man" lit f~einespess bas erite ober einsiae
nt6tfatbolii9e Blatt, mel9es in bieier
@eiie 3u Der reIisionsloien StaatsI6ule
Steluns senOmmen, bemertt bic vgoIum.
bia" nit &e9t ba5u).
Sang abselebsn BON Der @eiitli6teit
Der rOmii9en STRIDE, iust Der Church,
man, r9ibt es piele 9eute, weI6e be,
S6ulfra9e ernitli9es Na9oenfen sllpen:
ben uub often ein9eiteben, baB bieie Sragt
%se9enpdrtis gu elmer brennen6en seuoroer
iei. @eniist es, bier gu iasen, baB irsent
elm iosenanntes p@rSiebunsss Spitem", bas
nrr ben 8sritanb biI6et, aber Die 9eiitiet
nno iittli6e Natur bes Wteni9en fi9 ielbl1
iiberlGBt, nur peri mibte Eeufel"
(rsmart d%evils") beranbiIben tann!" 3us
9lei3 Siebt ber rChurchman" sesen Die
io9en. Sonntassi9ul 9iteratur gu Selbe
uno taoeIt Die BARN ibli9en lGppii3en UNI
tinbiiden 2ieber. Sa, er 9ebt iopeit, sl
b%ebaupten, bab bieie 9iteratur oas @emiitb
oes Sinbes 70 abitumpfe unb 10 unbefries
oigt laiie, baB iie es mittelbur CUR 9ectiire
Der Dime : Nouellen" 9iteratur fibre,
pel6e i3IieBIi6 Ous SutereIie bes 6inbes
nur nod onr6 @r5dbIun9en uon Yerbres
den, MorOtbaten, &dubereien unb @ottess
lditerun9en re9e erbalte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
ueber SramenphtGten
[glad Gmma D. Voraitebe.l

Der ygmanSipation Der Srauen" lit
i9on 10 oft bas Wort 9erebet worben, baB
es mir gut i9eint, wenn INNER mieber aud
bic Yili9ten Der Srauen ibren Samilien 9es
seniiber betra9tct werben. Wie giele iinb
basu auserieben, in Der Srembe, einiam,
ielbftitdnbis ii9 gu erbalten unb ii6 ibren
Sebensunterbalt 3u erperben, unb pie Giele
iebnen fid mad elmer eisenen Sdusli9feit
unb baben ben feiten goriat, penn ii9 ibre
Wiini6e zines Cages realiiiren, ibren
Weann gu besIiiden. @ber wie?
0as muBt gu tbuu, 0einem @atten
fem Seim trauli9, unentbebrIi6 gu ma
den? Dir feline Qiebe, feline 0erebrilna al
erbalten? Sa feline 8erebruns; benn
bieielbe lit bas Sunbament Der 9iebe.
Damn wirb er Dir iein 0ertranen entaes
senbrinsen, On pirit nit linn tragen milf
fen, UNI Did Oann nit ibm gu freuen /;
CLAUDE ni9t, baB gu fann cine emansis
ptrte Srau lein b%iirfteit, pelde bas &p6en
ais cine ibrer unmiiroise Bei9aftisuns
fopfi6iittelnb bon ii9 weiit, weI6e feinen
Strumpf itrifen, feinen &nopf anndben
fam, nur fir mdnnli9e 0iieni6aften
SnterelIe bat. 8 nein, UNI Oeinen Sat,
ten gu periteben, barfit On nur gang @eib
iein. @oblueritanben bas Weib In ieiner
eolen Sebeutun9, liebeuou, milOe, barms
bersig, ielbitlos, unb bas lit bic 6auptias
DIE. 0arum muB Die Sslbitloiisfeit aners
sosen werben, ie muB pa9len un6 sunebs
men nit geib uno Seele, iie muB Die Srau
beberri6eu; barrm io1te bas tleine Mdb,
den i6on ieinen Briioern uno @eipieleu
na6seben, es piirbe 10 %lernen, aud in rel.
ferem anter i%elbitlOs 81 bunbeIn.
Sn man9sn Samilien fteben Die SSbne
ben SO6tern mad, 9en9en muB bies uno
unO ienes baben, pdbrenb Otto unb Sans
nod warten %tonnen, aber nit sebn Sabren
lit bas 3ierpiipp9en I6on ppaitdnoi9 pom
ieinem ysroBsn Wertb" bur6brungen, ais
ais &inb tp ranniiirt iie bic Yriiber,
penn perbeiratbet, ben Mann. sic
i9molt UNI einen tbsuren Sut, wel6er ibr
nod yfeblt", trotbem brei anbere ibr ebens
10 Suia9ten, fe uer9ieBt 2brdnen INN Elm
6leib, 6slisn ite ni9t bebraf turSum iie bat
nur Sinn fir ii6, 1T itets um ibr toitbas
res 9eben bsiorst unb ma9t ii6 entistlid
burd ibre uermeintli6e Weibli9teit. sic
lit unfdbis, cine Wiide gu t0Oten, wdbremb
iie einen binfdaisen @reis Dor bic Sbire
weiit, oa er ni9t bic Sintertreppe bsnusts ;
fs 1T bic Ylase ibres Wames, ba iid III
les III UNI iie breben fol-, uno quilt 70
benienisen, wel9en ie besIiiden iolte.
Sci tbatfrdftis int sansen 9ausweien, Dor
alaem In ben 3eiten Der Notb, am &rans
tenbett u. I. No., bente 3uleet an Did, aus
erft an Define umSebuns, nnb man wirb
Did fe8mem.
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iunsen Mdb9en friiber 10 wobI %anitant
unb iie nit benz idOniten &eise umfIeibete,
bat pielfa9 elmer fefen llnsenirtbeit Ylat
sema9t. Seed i9auen iis iest ben Mdn:
nern ms @eiidt; bic beideibene, 10 idon
fleibenbe Suriifbaltuns mar friiber &esel,
iett aber finbet fie ii9 nur ais Nusnabm.
in ienen 9duiern, mo bic Mittsr es per.
iteben, ibren SO9tern bic 6riitli9en Sc
iinnunsen in frii9er 8litbe gu erbalten
unb allies su ueri9alden, mas bic iunsfrdus
lide S9am perleten fam. Steigt man
pon ben beneren SamiIien binab bis in Die
&reiie Der Sabrifarbeitsrinnen, 10 bat man
tdslid @%eIesenbeit, aus benz Munbe iuns
ger Mdbden 2isber unb @eIprd6e gu bSs
zen, wel6e bas @rab auer Sittli6feit
iinb. Sic werben obne S6eu ioaar in
@eieli9aft mdnnli6er 9lrbeiter pom Stas
pei selaien. Cine Sunsfrau, bic iid nidt
entblObet, NIT Mdnnern in ben @irtbss
bduiern gu perfebren, p~erliert balb ben sars
ten 9au3 weibli6er @eiinnuns unb lit aui
benz beiten Wese, nod tiefer 81 ~iinfen.
Selblt bel Der S9uliusenb wirb bic nas
tiirli9e S9eu Dor llnlauterfett td9li6 9es
ringer. Die idnel wu6ernbe l1nsldubiss
feit, bas bOie Seiipisl Der grpa6lsnen unb
bic anitedenbe Seu6e bes gulturtampfes
iinb AUDI auf bic 8inber nidt obns 8irs
flung seblieben, absr bic sroBten Serwii,
itunsen bat Die uniittli9e 9iteratur beruors
sebra9t.
Gs sibt gu6s unb g%ilberbdnbler, welde
ben Strid perbienten, neil fe nit Sintans
ieeuns alles S9amsefibls nur barauf
ieben, ibren Seutel gu fihIen. sic baben
itets S9aaren BON Golporteuren auf benz
Wese, wel9e bic uniittli9en g~rseusniIe
i6amloier S9riftfteler nit ben perlodenbs
iten @npreiiunsen an ben Wann su brins
gen iu9en unb perberbli6e Bidder unb
gilber in unslaubli9er Msnse urter Der
minber sebiloeten 8epolferuns unterbrins
gen. Die &dufer babsn pieasidt nidt bic
Nbii9t; Observation-Disclosures Gift su %faufen,
aber penn bic S9anbliteratur einmal in
ibren Sdnben lit, bann leien fe bieielbe
aud UNI, mas bas Sdlimmite lit, itatt ie
ben Slammen gu opfern, laiien iie bieielbe
umberliesen unb seben ibren &inbern @es
legenbeit, ebenfaqs pon benz Site Al trim,
ten. 9eiber bleibt es ni9t einmal BEL ben
eisenen &inbern, ionbern bic Bidder mans
bern aus elmer &inbsrbanb in bic anbere
unb morben cine gauge an3abl pon SseIen,
wel9e obne bieie perbammunsspiirbisen
Bidder rein unb unidulois seblieben wds
rem.
Sn neuerer 3eit babsn bisie &duber Der
llni3ulO bafir seiorst, baB ieIbit arme
9inOer fir wenise Yfennise bas gift in
@eitalt BON ~fleinen, woblfeilen Vii9ern
faufen unb lei9t perbergen f0nnen. Die
iunsen @emiitber meroen babur9 nit
i6mutisen. 8oritelunsen erfiilt unb bic
unlauteren @eoanfen fiibren balo gu Gbas
ten.
Batter unb Wfiitter beIaiten ibre Seelen
NIT rer i9weriten S6ulo, penn iie ni9t
NIT aler Sorgfalt iiber bic 9eftiire ibrer
&inber wa9en. sic werben bafiir in Der
@wisfeit CUR &e6eni9uft seSOsen peroen.
Wir ratben ibnen on, nur Bidder BON iols
den Gerfafern 81 buIben, bic ais fittli9
refine S9riftiteller befannt iinb, unb ben
&inbern unerbittli9 iebe S9rift ~wessunebs
men, auf beren Sitelblatt ni6t elm Name
itebt, wel3er in bieier Sinii9t poue 8iirss
i9aft ~leiitet.
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Sir6fi&e %2leuisReiten.
Snlano.
@rSbiOcefs MiIwautee.

g8ie bic yG0lnmbia" meloet, ma6t bic
Sncorporiuans Der fatboIii9en @emeins
ben Der GrSbioceie quite Sorti6ritte.
Wit elmer einSisen 9lusnabme iinb bereits
ale @emeinben in ben srOBten Sta6ten u.
taft alien @emeinben in ben StGot6en II.
0Srfern INN bic Incorporation .llrfunben
einsefommen unb baben bic aus benz Qai.
enitanbe gu nebmenbem Mits Sncors
poratoren (S9asmeiiter unb Setretar)
erwablt. Sour u~ereinSelte Qanbsemeinben
baten ii3 bisber iebr idumis ss3eist
rnb S9wieriSteiten sema9t, bic leoislid
IN elmer irrtbdmli9en @uffaIuns bes 3wet.
fes Der Sncorporiruns, iowie Der 8eitims
mansen Der Sncorporations : grtitel unb
Stataen ibren @runb baben. sic finb
namli@ In benz ionberbaren @abn befans
gen, ais Oh bur& bic S~ncorporation Tire
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21

Dir fSnneu eud In benz Soriate, elm
tatbol. glatt gu sriinben, nur ermutbisen.
@ir boffen, baB ale suten Ratboliten, Die
f9 I'M bic &elision unb bas Saterlanb
perbient MAIDEN wolIen, in benz gtfer unb
Der Sbdtisteit fir bieies Wert, bas in unz
fern ausen bon Der B ten 8eSeus
t. 9 1T, uetteifern uerben.
Geo XIII. in 1882 on ben Bii6oi pom @ncona.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
ben baSu Ginseiibten seitent werben. So9
salts. Sic wiiIen ia i9on Qnes!"

- 90 ipti6t ni9t etua Elm berse.
l%aufener Sritifaiter, ionbern elm Yrieiter,
Der in ben lansen Sabren ieinsr Sbdtisfeit
mebr als binldnsli6e @elesenbeit bate,
ben Stanb Der Oinse fennen gu lernen,
unb Der aud Mutb senus in ii9 fiblt, ieis
ner feiten lleberseusuns BON benz Icabemis>
llnweien Inseiidts Der mobsrnen gers
weidIi3uns, anseiidts bes bodtrabenben
neutrality-suspicious." offen unb ebrIi9
Iusbruf su qeben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21

9ie Stimn1e bes perif. Bins TX.

@ir eriuden sic initdnbisit, allen benen
NIT eurem suten Biuen un6 eurer @unit
beisuiteben, bic, nit @eif besabt unb NIT
Senisenber &enntniB ausseriiitet, ii6 an
Bic Irbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder uno .3eitun>
gen CUR gsrtbeibisuns unb 0erbreituns Der
tatbolti6en 9ebre uerOffentli6en.
gucpclica Bius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
Sie Stiurte Qeo'S XIII.

2aiiet euer 2i9t leu9ten por BEN Men>
fden, Oantit ie euere suten Werte ieben.
1tns Der 9err sebe eu9 basu Seinen Sesen!
Geo XIII. on bas In Yarnta eri9einenbe 8latt
Luce" 9eldte), Gufans 1880.
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RatboIti@er &trdem 9 Qalenoer.

8on Der Wtttpe Sobn.-2uc. 7.
omit. ben 20. Nuauf Sol. .. Sal, >. Sepb
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-04-12
A Celebrated Astronomer.

Among the passengers by the Ser
via, which arrived on Monday, was
DIR. Otto Wilhelm Strive, director of
the imperial observatory at Pulkowa.
Russia, whose object in visiting this
country is to test the object-glass
lately completed by Messrs. Alvan
Clark Il Sons, of Cambridgeport, Mas
sachuSetts, on the order of the Rus
sian government. The glass is the
largest ever constructed, being thirty
inches i'll diameter, four inches larger
than the one in use on the great equa-
torial telescope of the Washington OBJ
servatory, also made by the Clarks.
The instrument to which it is to be
applet will be constructed in Russia,
as the efficiency of telescopes, of
course, depends solely on the perfec-
ton of the object-glass, and not
on the mounting. DIR. Strives rep
utation as an astronomer ranks very
high, and he is credited with hume
rous important discoveries, among
them that of a satellite of Uranus
and about five hundred double stars.
lie was also the first to demonstrate
that the red prominences seen at a
solar eclipse belong to the suns sur
lace. With the superb glass which
he Is now ABOUT TO test it is hoped
that he may be enabled to add still
further to the knowledge now pos
sessed by the inhabitants of this
planet concerning its sister spheres.
The Messrs. Clark are also under con-
tract to furnish a still larger object
glass, thirty-siX inches in diameter,
for use at the Lick Observatory in
California. AS was the case with the
Russian glass, however, it will require
several years for its completion
New York Times.