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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
Services at Westminster.

LONDON, Aug. S.-The Grant memorial
service in Westminster abbey bids fair to
bring together the largest aSsemblage of
Americans that has ever met in
London. The whole space of the
choir and under the lantern
has been allotted to Americans. from whom
applications have been received for over
1.1OO tickets. The dean of Westminster
will come to London specially to officiato.
The music will be the same as that rem
dered at the funeral of Lord Lawrence.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
The WheeInien,

The Minnesota wheelmen will hold their
third annual meet in Minneapolis Sept. 2.
The morning will be taken up with the
parade and business meeting, and the aft
ernOOn with the races, Following is the list
of contests already arranged for:
One mile open.
One-half mile L. A. W. state champion
ship.
Five-mile Northwestern championship.
Three-mile tug of war for clubs
Two-mile state championship.
One mile, $3.50 class.
Twenty miles, for Pope cup.
One-half-mile novice race.
One-fourth-mile consolation race.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
But Little Hope that the Order Regarding
the Indian Territory Leases will
be Modified.
Oattlemen Becoming Very Anxious, as
Great Inconvenience and Loss
will Follow.
Independent Voters In New York;
Old Wheel Horses and Younger
Democrats.
Gossip at the National Capital--Don
Cameron's Wealth--Lincoln's
PAIL bearers.
The Indian Territory Lenses.
Special to the Globe.

NpVCIlI 10 IlC NIODe-
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. "A telegram
was received this morning from the cattle
mems delegation, sent to Washington to in
duce the president to modify his recent
order regarding the Indian Territory leases.
The dispatch states that the situation has
been thoroughly canyassed, and the delega-
ton has but little hope of securing the mod
ificatiok. The memorial to congress has
been placed on file, and every argument
and influence used on the president and sec
retaTy of the interior. The cattlemen are
becoming very anxious, and say that if the
soldiers and Indian police are ordered to drive
the cattle out of the territory at the enc
of the forty days respite, they will wan
tonly kill half the animals.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
AIittie Pn,r-Hnrr.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-Secretary Whit
ney has appointed board of officers, COM
posed of Commander B. ii. MeCalla and
Lieutenant Commander Charles j. Train
and Lieut.. B. ii. Buckingham, United
States navy, to convene at the navy depart
ment on the 9th inst. for the purpose of
considering and reporting upon the general
system of the business of the department.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
A Schooner Lost.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. .. - The
schooner Margaret Ann left Charleston on
April Is last for Brunswick, Ga, or Fer
nandina, Fla. The crew consisted of Peter
johnson, Dane; Hans Heljezen, Andrew
Hansen. Gladdis Oleson. Norwegians. and
Capt Shumaker from New Jersey. Moth
ing has since been heard of the vessel OF
crew and it is believed she is lost.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
Improremcnt of Rivers.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Capt. Payson of
the corps of engineers has submitted his
annual report on the improvement of the
rivers and harbors under his charge in Cali
fornia to Gen. Newton. chief of engineers
The work on the Sacramento and Feather
rivers during the past fiscal year has con-
sisted of snagging operations, and has cost
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
To Labor with Cleveland.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 2.-MayOr
Moore, ex-Mayor Bullens and DIR. Morrison
Mumford, representing the citizens COM
mittee i'm behalf of the time for yacating
ranges, left for Washington tonight. They
will be joined at Wauensburg by Senator
Cockrell.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
REPORTED BATTLE.
Russians and AfR Rhans Said TO Have
Crossed swords.

LONDON. Aug. S.-Adviees from Kuehan
via Teheran, dated July %, say it
is rumOred that a conflict has
taken place between Russians and
Afghans, near Meruchak. Whether true
or false these rumors are believed on the
frontier. Numerous Afghan traders have
been expelled from Askabad, owing TO the
prevailing irritation.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
rio yyork ON a BicvcIe,

Boston, Aug. al. ID. Munger of De-
troit on Friday at p. IN. started on an at
tempt to break the bicycle road record OF
oO71z miles in twenty-four hours. made by
Fred Russ Cook. the California wonder,
this summer He finished at 3:25 p. m. to-
day, having completed 2111 miles. The
distance was measured on Butcher cy-
clometer, which had been previously tested.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
CIearnDce Uon-e StaIement.

BosToN, Mass, Aug. s.-The following
table, compiled from special dispatches to
the Boston Post. from managers of leading
clearing houses in the United States gives
clearances for the week ending Aug. 1,
with corresponding period in 1884 and per
centage comparison OF differences:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
Ex.Postmaster sEibbs.

PORTLAND, Aug. 2.-In eN-POstmaster
Hibbs' case yesterday at Victoria Justice
Crease gave judgment surrendering the
prisoner 70 the custody Of the United States
authorities. HihbS, however. has retained
counsel and the case viii be appealed to the
supreme court at Ottawa
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
Republican. open the Ball.

Special 10 the Globe.
PETERSBURG, Va, Aug. al. S. Wise.
Republican candidate for governor. will
open the canvass at Newbun, Pulaski
county. next Monday. The Republicans
claim that the Democratic ticket is a very
weak one and that they will have cleaI
walkoYer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
Gen. RancOck,s Aides.
Special to the Globe.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 2.-Gen. W. S.
Hancock to-day telegraphed Gen. Fitzhugh
Lee, the nominee of the Democratic party
of this state for governor, requesting him to
act as aide in the obsequies of Gen. Grant
I'm New York next Saturday. A similar
request was made to Gen. Brent of Wythe-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
FeIIFroni n Car.

Last evening a stonecutter named
Thomas Flemming fell from a passenger
coach. near Fort Smelling, and the wheels
passed over his left hand. he was taken
to DIR. Ames' Office in Minneapolis and two
fingers were amputated.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
Two Young Men Killed.

RANGER, Tex, Aug. 2.-Wiley Pugh
and j. ID. Smith, two young men residing
three miles west of here, while in an in
toxicated condition last night were run over
and instantly killed by an east-bound pas
senger train on the Texas 81 Pacific rail-
road
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Although st. Louis did not win game
last week, and lost one to the Cincinnatis,
it is still way ahead and its chances for the
pennant are undimmed. Pittsburg stays
second, having won game. Cincinnati
and Louisville are next, not far behind,
while the Athletics, BaltimOres, MetropOl-
itans and BroOklyns close the rear. The
close Of the week gives the following re-
suit:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
wrestling at Madison.

Special TO the Globe.
MADISON, Wis, Aug. "A wrestling
match here yesterday between Greek
George of Chicago, and Charles Moth of
Milwaukee, was won by Moth. The
stakes were the gate receipts and $500.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
T'hp rEiIrne Tahlaa.

PoUGHKEEPsTE. n. Y, Aug. 2.-The
time table of Gen. Grants funeral train has
been issued. The train will leave Albany
at 1890 p. m. and arrive at Grand Central
station, New York, at p. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
Small burglary.

A Chinese laundry on Oak street was
burglarized some time yesterday and q
quantity of clothes stolen. The matter was
reported, but there was no special clue as
to whom or by whom the place was entered.
John was attending church at the time.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03

1t is very embarrassing to King Ludwig
of Bavaria after his lady friend has eaten
the ice cream, to lay down a card marked
with the price of the treat. When kings
funds are low it's just the same as 1t Is
when Young salesman is impecunious.-
Louisville Courier-J Journal.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
The Administration.
Special to The Globe.

ALBANY. y. Y, Aug. 2.-If anv one
doubts the place or the power of the indie
pendent voter in the politics of to-day, the
present situation in the state of New York
ought to remove his doubts and leave in their
place evidence that independence is not
only positive bat an aggressive force.
When the Republicans were beaten by the
Independent vote last fall, they declared
that the ''Mugwumps' would be only too
glad to come back again, even if they did
not return to the party by way
of the front door. What was
relied upon 10 bring about this result was
the expectation that Cleveland would make
a great many mistakes i'm his new Office.
The event has not justified the expectations
of the Republicans. President Cleveland
has been. Oh the whole. quite an accepta-
bic president 10 the business men and TO the
people generally. That the president has
offended some of the Democratic workers
must be confessed, but there has been less
of this than was anticipated. 1t would be
impossible for any president TO make
appointments without giving of
fense, and dOubly so when his party
has been out of power for twenty-fom
yeaIs. Many instances of disappointment
on the part of Democratic office-seellers are
known, but there is no case thus fan
recorded of any influential Democrat who
has
GONE OVER TO THE ENEMY
merely because he could not have his owl
way within the party. nor has the presi
dents endeavor TO conform TO principles Ol
/ civil service improvement alienated from
! him any considerable number of prom.
/ inent men, or even of shOuters
within his party. The fact is thai
the Democrats are so thankful TO be il
power that the most OF them are willing Il
accept half loaf rather than no bread
| The shrewdest heads among them are mo-
those who have voted twenty-fOur years FOL
naught, but rather the ones who have voteC
for four, eight or twelve years with tn,
same unsatisfactory results. 1t is tn,
younger men in the party who are tn,
most conservative. They do not agre,
with the veterans that il
best to turn all Republicans out o
ofiicce and without cause. Thei
4 doctrine is that changes should be mad,
slowly and that the principles of civil ser
vice reform should be so closely fOllOwe,
/ by the Democratic party as TO commend
| to the continued support of the independ
ent voters. Much more viii be heard il
the future from these Democrats than frou
the old ''hunkers' who have talked Dem
ocratic politics at the corner groceries 70
the past fifty years. Thus it will be seel
that down To the present writing the Re
publican hopes ofDemocTatic mistakes hav
| failed TO materialize
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03

Young man, it is the girl who will pass
an ice cream saloon without looking in who
will make you good wife.-Boston Post.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03
Caught the wretch.

Note-Omaha and Minneapolis not
cluded in totals.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-03

Totals. iS795, ,9ls. .5l9 Il 1.O
Outside New York Sos. 81, ,O3I.. - IL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21
Cine f61ne Nrote.

Gin Diener Sabritant 1T Der Batter zines
alerliebitsn 3wiQinsspdr6exs zines &nas
ben unb zines Wdb9ens. ST b~ebauptete
tirslid beim @Iaie Bier ieinen gstannten
seseniber, bic @sbnIi9teit bsibsr 3inbsr,
wsIde beibe turSsei9nittenes 9aar triisen.
iei 10 sroS, baB Nismanb fe pom chamber
unterideiben t6nne, penn iie sleide &leis
buns triisen; uerruedielte er fe bod ielbit
iebr bdufis, wsnn er iie gbsnb's in ibrem
gett3en liesen iabe. giner ieinsr Sreunbs
meinte, ibm ioae es nt9t i9wer werben ;u
unteri9eiben unb bot ibm cine Wstte auf
so @alben an, mel9e man i'm 9bampasner
pertrinten woIte, tnbsm er fi9 anbeiidis
made, bas @eidle9t Der &inber in elmer
Minute gu %ertennsn, Obne bab er nur elm
Wort nit ibnen rebe, ober bag er ibnen
nabe tomme. Die @ette wur6e aufsenoms
men. 2lm folsenben Morsen eri9ien Der
Sreunb sur beitimmten Stunbe uno fanb
beibe &inber IN Mdb9entleibern neben
ibrer Mutter iieenb, unb eiuanbsr slsi9
ME @aGertrppfen. Stia i9weisenb
itelits er auf cine Gii6bede cine rsisenbs
tleine Yuppe unb cine S9a9tel nit &o9s
gerdtbet, an cine anbere Gfe cine Srommel
unb cine Slinte auf. Mtt s:nsm Safe
iprans bas Wdb9en CUR Yuppe bin, wdbs
renb Der &nabe freubis Der Slinte unb
Der Srommel iid bemd6tiste. 2a9enb
fab Der Slater feline Wette perloren, unb be-
sablte feline so @ulben, bic man nod an
bemielben 4ben0 In SbampaQuer perrpaus
bette.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21

NemeS Way6pertahren.

No9 INNER bat f9 bic 8a19mai9ine
ni9t tn allen 9duiern Ginsans ueridafft.
Wtan weiit bic Neueruns 3uriid, bat aud
wobI tein 3utrauen su ibr unb ldbt ss beim
Nai9en aus benz 3uber bewenben. Den
obne Wai4ite wai9enben 5rausn tommt
Elm 5err aus 8ambers our 5ilfe, inbem CT
Elm neues 0erfabren empieblt, bas pieI
3eit, Seife, Irbsit unb BrennmateriaI ers
iparen ioa. Sc tdme immsrbin auf bic
Yrobe an.
/. Gin Bfunb Seife wirb In Stid&en
seidnitten, unb nit unsefdbr Is Quart
uei9em WaiIer in einem Gopf setodt, Bis
Naes sergansen 1T. Damn fommt bic
Mafe in einen Suber unb msrbsn uns.fdbr
nod 80 Quart @aher susefiat. Die
Wii9uns muB 10 marin bIeiben, baB man
nod bic 9anb sben barin balten fann. SIT
ite fibler, 10 mub bas Waher nod etwas
errp6rmt peroen.
2. Man idittet aIsbann l4-2 GBlofieI
uoQ Salmiatgeiff (spirits Of salammoniac)
unb einen gBlSifel uoa G~erpsntinosl {spir-
its of turpentine) bin3u, riibrt aues burds
chamber unb fiat in ben i3ubsr 10 piel
@di9e, baB bieie BON Der Briibe nod
idwa9 bebeft bleibt. Der 3uber wirb
nun gut susebedt unb blsibt 5 bis 6 Stuns
ben lang iteben. Wan fann bic san3e 9lrs
belt bes abenos uornebmen unb bic @di9e
hber Ra9t iteben laiien.
8. 8es Worsens wirb nod beiBss Dai.
fer susesoiien unb bic Wdi9e auf sepSbus
Ii9e @eii', isso9 obne Seife, ~aussswaids
en-, bieraut einise Stunben lang In wars
mes 8afer selest, bann aussewunben unb
gum Srofnen aufsebdngt. = Ote Grbeit
1T In Der balben 3eit, wte ionit seideben,
unb bic 9dlfte Seife wtrb eripart. Die
Sriibe fam man gum sweiten Scale BEL
sr6berer @di9e anuenben, muB aber bann
nod etwas Salmiatseiif unb EerpentinoeI
suisseu. gs 1T e%insrIei, Oh man weiBe
ober farbiss Wdi9e auf bieie Mrt~ bsbanbeIn
uia. Die Wdi9e ielbft wtrb melt msbr
sei9ont, ais BEL Der sew6bnIiden Wetbobe,
neil fe weniser serieben werbsn mub unb
uOn ben a%nsewanbten WateriaIien nidt ans
sesriffen pirb. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21
Cine i&redlide 6eners6runit

ueriett cine san3e Stabt in 8eiorsniB,
Oo9 cine wilb uerbserenbe &rantbsit er:
idrett 8einen. SSH trauris, baB Grauen,
bic BON Sabr su Sabr on BEN ibrem Sc:
i9le9t eisentbimliden 9roniiden S9ud'
den leiben, wiHenb, bab fe ii9 NIT iebem
Gage ueri9limmern, unb bod teine ab:
b~ilfsmaBreseln ersreifen. Or. Yieree's
''Favorite Prescription" (9iebIinssuerorb:
nuns) 1T bic Srudt pielidbrisen selebrter
Stubiums weibli@er 8ei9werbem. Sc tu'
rirt /; bafir biirst man.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21

Gut repliairt. Cine aIte Sunsfrau
beste einen unausloi9li9en 9aB sesen bic
Off3tere unb ersriff isbe 0~elesenbeit, INN
fi3 an einem Experimentation befsIbsn su
ridden.
Gines Cages iaB fe nit einsm iunsen,
bartloien lieutenant I'm @aitbauie sufdqis
an einem unb bsmielben Glide.
Oa fubr wieber Der Bosbeitsteufel in iie,
inb NIT einem siftisen SeitenbIid auf ben
iusenbli9sn 8risssr ipra9 its 3u benz neben
ibr tsenben Serrn, unb suar 10 Iaut, baB
es Der lieutenant boren muBte:
sd mo9te nur wiien, ME IS man9e
unierer beutisen Offi;iere, bic uidts wsnis
ger als far9tbar ausisben, anitelsn, benz
6einbe 6urat etn3uiasen?"
Der iunse Offi,ier, wobl fiblenb, baB
Der 9ieb ibm selte, penbete it9 NIT Der
SrSBten Seelenrube an bic bosbafte 6rases
rim:
rOas tann i9 Sbnen iebr senaii iasen.
Wan nirimt cine alte Sungfer ais Wartes
tenberin nit fid, unb ba Iaufen gan; fiber
bic 6etnbe entiebt bapon."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21

@as tann unanssnsbmsr, piberIi9er
iein, ais In einem 3immer NIT Semanben
gu fften, Der ober bic an Ratarrb leibet,
inb fortwdbrenb buiten unb fi1 rduipern
muB, UNI bic &eble BON benz bineintrdufelns
ben Sdleim 3u befreien? Sol9e g~erionen
fnb ftets gu bemitleiben, ruenn fe fi9 gu
turiren ueriu9en unb es ibnen ni9t gee
linst. Wenn fe fi9 aber Or. Cages
"Catarrh Remedy" (&atarrbs 8 siImitteD
ueri9affen, ba sibt's tein WiBlinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21

Snben panii 8routnse EN-
@ranaba unb Malasa baben am 81. Sc;
briar wieber swei itarfe @rberidiitterunsen
itattsefunben. Sn ben Stdbten 9oia unb
Granada ~itirsten mebrere Sduier elm.
Na9 amtli9er itatiitiider @ufnabme iinb
I'M Monat DECEMBER in Der Yrouin; @ras
naba aleiu 3S46 Sduier gang serif6rt unb
213s fart bei6dbist woroen; bic Sabl Der
gobten wirb neuerbinss auf 900, bic Der
gsrwunbten auf 1l73 sei9dst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21

Was 8ismard NIT ben anbertbalb
Mi0ionen Mart. bic er gu ieinem @eburtss
tase sei6entt erbaIten wirb, tbun iolte =
barber madt bic %. q. Staatssts. fol-
senben @oridlas: rgm meiiten ~3eitsemdB
wdren wobltbdtise Stiftunsen su @uniten
Der vabsebranbten" afritanii9en unb aufts
raliiden beuti9en Roloniffen in spe. gbsr
aud Stiftunsen fur gertbeiluns uon biai.
gem 9rob wiirbsn, mad @infibruns Der
@etreibe30le, nidt wenis seitsemds unb
wobltbdtis fem. Natirli9 liest es uns
aber ferne, Seiner Our9lau1t NIT iol1eu
8ori9lasen~ uorsreifen gu wouen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21

Ipsr's abfibrenbe Piasu sisnsn ii9 fir
isbss slIter. 0a ite i~ibersudert iinb, 10 III
es Isi9t iie einSunebmen, unb obwobI bic
0irtuns seIinb unb ni3t beidperIi6 lit,
70 lit iie bod srinbli9 unb einsrsifenb.
9lusssSei9nete @erste, berporrasenbe @siits
li9e unb uiele unlrer anseiebeniten 8iirser
baben fir bic @irtlamfeit berielbsn BET al
len 9rantbeiten bes Measens unb Der @es
bdrme 8eusniB abseIest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21

Der sr6Bte Canal Der @elt
III Der 6aiisrtanal in China, Der ibsr 1000
enslii9e Meilm lang lit. Sm Sabre 1881
wnrbs baS bebsutenbite Wsrt bieler 9lrt In
europa, Der Canal BON 2ansusSoc, Der
bas Mitteldnbii9e Mesr nit benz atlantis
iden Ocean perbinbet, uolenbst. OerieIbe
1T l4s ensIii9e Meilem lang. bat mebr ale
bunbsrt S9lsuien unb bsfinbst ii9 an
ieiner b09iten Stelle 500 SUB iiber benz
MesreSipiesel. Oils Paiase fir Sees
Sabrssuse itsbt Der Soadnbiide Canal
spii9en Mmitsrbam un6 Der Norbiee uns
ibsrtroiien ba, Der Bel elmer 9anse uon 81
snsliiden Meilen 20 Sub tief unb obeu
1875 SUB, untsn 81 SUB brett LIT. Ser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21

8ier 9 raber. gei Der biesidbrisen
gusbebuns In Srautreid 1T Der sewiB iebr
ieltsne 6au uorsefommen, baB pier Buiber
gu berislbsn iid its1sn muBten, neil iie In
bsmielbsn Sabre seboren wurben. Oteie
pier Briibsr iinb pom berislben Mutter 3u
@aite, Department Waine.ets 0oire, ses
barren, nnb spar spsi am g.. Sanuar 1864
unb bic swei anberen am 81. DECEMBER
besielben Sabres. 9ewiB swei ~ieItsne
4wiaingspaare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21
Gin 6erabmter glrst wurse i'm anses

Yin beriibniter Mrst purse TN dn9es
truntenen 3uitanbe On elmer uotnebmeu
Yatientin ~serufen. = ST traf he I'M Bette,
ieste ii9, 3os feline llbr unb besann ibre
Yulsidldse gu sdblen. Sn ieiner Nuses
truntenbeit fonnte er oamit ni1t ;u Stanbe
tommsn, unb feline llbr ~sinitedenb, murs
melte er, iid ielbft 0~srpirfe madenb, in
ben Bart: rBabrbaftis, rt6tis bes
trunfen!" - bann perorbnets ct Der
Dame, i'm Bette gu bleiben, er werbs am
ud9iten Worsen wieber uoripreden. =
glber i9on friib am anoeren Gag erbielt er
Gin eisenbdnbis .;u erOffnenses S9rsiben
BON Der Dame. y2ieber Oottor," idrieb
bieie, rSie batten &edt, i'd Tam es nidt
%leusnen, aber i'd bite sic, iasen sic teis
mem Meniden elm S%terbsnswort, tn wels
dem Suftanbe sic mid setroffen, unb nebs
men sic %sefdlisf einIiesenbes Sonorar
(eine 3~ebnpfunbnote) fir Sbren Beiu@.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21

> Canal 1T ss WeiIsn lang, bod finb
Don bieien mar 66 wirtlider Canal. Der
i'm 8au besriffene Banana 3 Canal enbli9
miBt nur 454 ensIiide Meilen, III aber
uesen Der unsepObnli9en Gerrain=S 9pies
u. (. 10. unb Der bur9 bas sefdbrs
li@e &lima sebotenen 9inbernife etn gang
geualtiges 1nternebmen III nennen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21
Ser Ser,oa BON Orleans, @eaent ut

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i~treiten, a perieste Der Grst. p@ir wollen
aber ein Mal ben Sal annebmen, sans
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bett ii9 ni9t lieber pom eiuem Blinben
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21

Die gntbiIIuns bes Gent
mails, weIdes bic Stabt ROtben ibrem
einiisen Iansidbrisen 8apelmeiiter Sob.
Sebaifian Bad srridtet bat, wirb an bes
Contributors 2oOidbrisem @eburtstase, am
81. Mdrs b. s. srfolsen. Oas 0enfmaI
beitsbt aus elmer pom s.. Yoblmam IN Ser.
lin mobellirtsn unb In tarrariidem Mars
NOR aussefibrten RolOfaIsp Ortraitbiite
auf Yoitament.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21

&ein so d Der Grbe befst einen
10 rei9en Silberi9ab ais bic 8Snisin gies
toria. Sbren erlaudten @diten 3eist fi9
berielbe i'm S9loHe @inbior, Bel feftli9er
@elesenbeit. aufseiteat auf ,wet rieiisen
Bullets an iebem gnbe Der Tafel In Der
ct. Georges 9a0e. Der S@as beifebt
aus @efdBen ueridiebeniter 9lrt, Nufiasen,
&anbelabern &c. Der @eiammtiuertb wirb
auf nidt weniser ais 3wei Miaionen Bfunb
Sterling ueranidlast. Die beiben 5aupts
ftide finb Der v9pras8 oaeI" unb Der vGis
sertopf", bic isinsr 3eit pom Tippo Sabib
erbsutst unb Der RSnisin groBpater,
George benz Dritten, ais @ei1ent barses
botsn wurben. Der .Gissrtopf" bate
emf benz Raiab BON Npfore ais S1emel
sebient; er lit IsbensssroB pon f%einften
Silber aussefabrt, reid uersolbet unb
3etst gusen BON Berstrpifal unb bic I3unse
pom reinem @oIbe. Oes 2pras8oseIs
Ropf unb S1wan, finb aus beitem @olbe
pertertist unb reid nit Briuantsn, Smas
rasben unb YsrIen beiest. Wis Der 8oseI
nod In Der sansen Suwelenpra9t i9ims
merte, mit melder er einitmals aiisseitattet
mar, r%eprdientirte er Elm capital, befen
3inien auf finfsebn bunSert pfunb Sters
ling idbrling su l9dsen rparen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21
Gin foit6arer Geian6ter.

Der friibere aueritanii9e Prdfbent
Buchanan mar ietner Seit @eianbter Der
Ser. Staaten an 5ofe Der RSnisin pom
England unb traf bel einem Beiude nit
benz @%eianbten pom 9aitt 3uiammen, einem
Neser, beien Rleiberndbte aae NIT solbes
men Ere1en beiest paren. - Gin anberer
@eianbter itieB an Buchanan an unb, uers
itoblen auf ben Reser wintenb, fraste er:
yWas meinen Sie u ba3u2" = 30, tn
@epsO orleans wiirbe man gut unb serne
finf3ebnbunbert Dollars far i'm seben.