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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02
THE pANoLA COUNTY FAIR.
Tho Town Of sardis Alive with Pooplo
Tho Evonts OF the Day.

NV HH'hNa " Wv my
Special Dispatch ~ The Appeal.
SAuprs, Miss. Nov Tho town oi
sarlis Is alive with people tonight, who
have come hcro 10 attend the second an.
nual fair of the Pamela county Agricul.
tuml and stock llpcdcn' Association.
The attendance this evening was much
larger than was expected for the lint day,
and the ricIngcXcit' II the liylicst interest
Tie people II ranola county was TO bo
seen on every hand, aud the ladies cx-
hibitcd unusual interest In the races
Since the linsl fair many needed addition.
have been made, nni the tack greatly
improved
Tho bcs oi orlcr prevailed. Tho on
ccr ol the association nc T. s. Walton.
general superintendent, g. n. Cluihcr
president, J. H. Booth. secretary Mr ".
II. Wall, superintendent NJ Floral Hall,
and W. T. flautt, superintendent VI Ag-
ricultuml Hall
The trains from Memphis did not arrive
todny until altcr / o'clock. aud caused
great dissatisfaction, ns thcru Wyfc many
people from Memphis aud towns along the
rad on H. The Mississippi 4 Icnnc@cc
Railroad Hotel, Mln A. " Lombard pro-
prictras, is fall 10 overlooking II is one
oi the bpHl In the state. Il " estimated
that 5000 people will be- In attendance to.
morrow
Trolling Race 3 20 class. seven entries.
best two IN three, milo heats. Lady
blanche won lint money.
Trottlng Race Hall mile heats, under
three years, four entries. Star llal Won,
Matilda second
Three. c.minutc Pacing Race Best three
In five. Joe Mccormack Rather won
the race. Time 2i2l, , l2l 20
llnlfmilc Running Race lallalaia won.
Time HOji
Gen. J. u. Chalmers u here. aud his
friends seem to Yield his defeat a certainty
Many Mcmphiins are visible.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02
MANEUVERING,
Politics in the Towns About Us.
Our Neighbors Being Stirred Up by
Hosts of Speakers Everywhere.
The Democracy of the Ninth Dis
trict Tested and Found Solid.
A Poll Taken at Joint Democratic.
Prohibition Discussion.
Out Of $50 People 243 Will Vote
With the Democrats.
Republicans of the First Arkansas
District Repudiate
In Unmistakable Terms the Candi-
dacy OF L. P, Featherstone.
= In Unmistakable Terms the Candi
dacy of L. P. Featherstone.
They Indorse and Will Heartily
Support Judge Cate. Democrat.
The Full Text of the Dudley's Re.
cent Indiana Letter.
The Situation in That State Becoming
More and More Interesting
Parties Are Working Like
Beavers and Watching
Each Other Like
Lynx.
SPECIAL Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal.

SPECIAL Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
HUMBOLDT, Tenn, Nov. III. u. Cum
mings, the Prohibition elector for the
Ninth Congressional District, and the
Hon. VIM. NJ. Mccall, for the straight
Democratic ticket, spoke at Warren school.
house, in the Eighteenth Civil District, 10
21O people. and they took a vote as to how
many were going to vote the Prohibition
ticket, and one man stood up. Then Mr..
Mccall called on all who were going 10
vote the straight Democratic ticket 10
stand up, and everybody stood up except
the one Prohibilionist aud six Repub-
licans. Last Tuesday night Mccall and
Cummings spoke at McClearys school
house in the Fourth Civil District 10 about
800 people, and they took vote and there
were three Prohibitonisis and about eight
sRepublicans.: The balance were Democrats.
This shows how true Democracy in these
two districts is.
Tonight the Hon. John Frizzal spoke
here in q. &. Sharps Opera-house TO zoo
or 800 people and most all the Prohibi.
iionists In this section OF the county were
out to hear him and lac made a straight
forward Democratic speech and told the
people not TO fly oil 10 the side issue. for it
was only a scheme by the Republicans Of
Tennessee to put in Hawkins as Governor.
The Prohibitionists OF this place are OPEN
ing their eyes TO the danger they are about
TO bring. II their plans were carried out
1t would give Tennessee 10 the Rcpub-
licans and be a doathly stab to prohibi.
ton
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MIssIgSIPPI,
a Bousing Meeting ut Potts Camp.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
BYHALlA, Miss, Nov IA large num-
Der OF the people OF Marshall County as
sembled at Pot's' Camp last night in re-
sponse to the summons of volley of can.
non shots, and an enthusiastic Democratic
rally was held. Rousing speeches were
delivered by Capt. c, l., Bates and Ed S.
Watson, OF Holly Springs, after which u
club with for,y-iour members was organ
lzed. MIR. +. Jones was elected president
and Mr.. c. ii. Roil was chosen as seare-
tary. The speakers for the occasion were
unanimously elected AS honorary members
OF the club. TIE Democrats here are
thoroughly aroused to the Importance of a
large Democratic majority on next Tues
day, The political pot is boiling over here
lust now
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02

Nrw YouK, Nov Ia committee app
poiniel by Tammany Hall has been placed
in charge Of suit that will bo argued be.
fore Judge barrett tomorrow to determine
the rights Of voters ON election day. The
question II whether In the crowded elcc.
ton districts voter who arrived at the
polls nj Z o'clock should bo allowed to
register after that hour In case he must
wait for line which IL ahead oi him. Tho
suit will be- pro forma against nm Inspector
who has refused Ia register any such voter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02

FIVrlnI UlspHIvh N Tue NUUClI,
NEWPORT, Miss, Nov l.-The large
barn OF W. u. Hodges, near Elmo, Indie
pcndcncc County, was burned to the
ground At nm carly hour this morning. The
contents consisted Of 100 tons of now hny,
so bushels Of corn, harness aud farm i'm.
plcmcnts valued at y. .OOO, and fine horse
belonging To a gentleman at Bitcsyillc. No
insurance. Loss about $1,000.
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Illegal Instructions Revoked.

sneclhl Dispatch to The Appeal.
GREENvILLE, Miss, Nov. IA dispatch
has just been received from II. II. Win
ter, chief supervision of elections for the
Southern District of Mississippi, revoking
illegal instructions TO county supervisors,
and directing them to be governed by Sec
tion 2,029, United States Statutes. THIS is
in consequence OF the action of Gen.
Catchings, sent you last night.
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A CAPT. KIDD TREASURE FOUND.
Jnmos I. Eddy Locates and Finds Ket
ties Filled with Monoy.

Providence, u. l., Nov l.=Jamcs 1.
Eddy. who has been digging for Capt
Kidd's treasure, anl who turned up an
iron kettle fall Of Spanish silver coins on
the beach adjoining his farm opposite the
summer resort, West Port, arrived at his
home In Johnston yesterday with his
wealth. lie denies that his grandfather
ever had anything 10 do with pirates or
that his father ever told him Of the buried
treasure. lie said that two wears ago ho
became the posc Of piece Of parch.
mcnt that apparently had served as q
drum-head, and which had been con-
yertcd into a chart purporiing 10 describe
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THE FIRE RECORD.
A Tohnccn Mnrchnn,n.

LYNcnmrRG, Va, Nov l.-Firc this
morning destroyed Moorman's Tobacco
Warehouse, tho Dental Chewing Gum
Factory, lieGcrman's Sash, Blind aud Door
establishment and Ainslic Il Bros Car
rage-works, causing loss Of over $50 900;
insurance, S2l 900, The burned buildings
are ON the upper end OF Main street.
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A mig BIasr at take ,tt,, col

DENVER, Col, Nov IA special reaches
here this evening from Lake City, Col,
saying that all the buildings, including the
immense hosting works Of the Frank
llough mine, one Of the most extensive in
this district, was burned today. The loss
will reach many thousand dollars. The
origin Of the fire Is unknown. The owners
OF the property are residents Of London,
EnplnuI
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DI.nsIrnns prnIrIr IIrc.

MiNNEAroLis. Mimi, Nov IA special
To The Erring journal from Gary, Dak.,
says "a disastrous prairie fire swept the
country east of here last night DESTROYING
thousands 81 dollars worth oi property,
including horses, barns, gmin aud hay.
No loss oi life is yet reported"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02

PIrr-nuHU, Pa, Nov. l.-Thc Coroncr's
investigation on the bodies Of the two
boys killed yesterday by the breaking oi
q rope fire escape ut the Monongahcln
House WIS concluded tonight, aud II. G.
Wilson, oi Llnosyillc. o.. the agent oi the
d,c cscnpc. Wis held for trial On charge
Of man8laughtur
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02
MEMPHIS TENN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER . 1885,

and doing all he can to unite the negro
vote on Featherstone, thus endeavoring to
secure the election of two Republicans to
Congress. We are reliably informed that
large sums of money are being disbursed
IN those counties in the First and Second
Districts, where there is large negro vote.
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yiiiag. Partly Iiurncd.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, Nov Ia large fire
at Durhamyillc, VT, Oneida county, last
night, destroyed tho PRINCIPAL part ui that
village. The buildings burned were n new
block aud hotel aud several small factories.
losses aggregate .ycr OOOD
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02

CmcA0o, H., Nov Mayor Roche
received the following telegram this morn
ing
TsrHrrrr. Tla., November /. isss
10 Mayor Roche Chicago.
TWENTY-FIVE cafcs aud four deaths from
yellow fever today. Five hundred people
Ia distress. Am compelled 10 ask ior aid.
Can Chicago help us7
GronGE 7. CAmistr.
Secretary Board Of Health.
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OBITUARY.


Special DIspaiCh 10 The Appeal
CNHo, H., Nov DIR. Charles W
Dunnng died at his homo here at q o clock
.m. today
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rnELr1rrn 1IAr cAMr.
"IlEADQUAETue RrruHLicAy NAr'L CoNNfrrrD
No. VI ftTTu AyTNuU,
uNTW NWuM fIFf 1

| "lEAbQtAHiLH hrrtHltCAN NATL COMMITTEE,
NO VI ftTTu ANTNII,
"Nrv luHK, Oct 2i ls,s.
"Dcar Sir-l hope You have kept copies
OF the list sent me. Such information n
very valuable, and can be used 10 great ad.
vantage IL has enabled Ina to demon.
strltc to friends here that, with proper ~.
sistancc, Indiana is surely Republican for
Governor and President, and has resulted,
~ hoped II would, In securing for lndi.
| ara the aid necessary. Your committee
will certainly receive from Chairman Illus.
ton the assistance necessary 90 hold our
loaters and doubtful voters, aud gain
enough oi the other kind 10 give HARRISON
and Morton 10000 plurality. New York
Is nov safe beyond pcudyentnro for the
Republican Presidential ticket, Connccli.
cut likewise. In short, every Northern
I State, except possibly New jersey, though
we still hope Ia carry that 'rto. liar.
rison's majority IN the Elc Al College
will not bo short Of 100.
make our friends IN clch precinct wake
mp 10 the fact that only Doodle aud iruudu.
lent votes and false counting oi returns
can beat us IN the State. Write each Of
our precinct correspondents
81. To find out who has Democratic
Doodle, and steer the Democratic workers
to them, and make them pay big prices
for their own mon.
80 Scan the election officers closely, aud
make sure 10 have no man on the board
whose integrity is even questionable, and
insist on Republicans watching every
movement Of election officers.
80 See that all our. workers know every
voter entitled 10 avots, and let no one else
even offer 10 vote.
81. Divide the iloatefs into blocks Of five,
and put n trusted man, with necessary
funds, In charge Of tioso five, and make
him responsible that none get away, aud
that all vote our ticket
'5. Make n personal appeal 10 your
best business men 10 plodgo themselves t0
devote the entire day, November q, 10
work at the polls, 70 bc present at the
polls with tickets. Tley will be aston
ishcd 10 see how utterly lumbioundcd the
ordinary Democratic election hummer will
be, and how quickly he will disappear.
The result will fully Justify thc sacrifice oi
time and comfort, aud will be- source 0i
satisfaction aitorwmd " those who help In
this way.
LAY great stress on this last matter II
will pay. There will bo no doubt of your
receiving the necessary assistance through
the National, Stats an1 County Commit.
tees; only see that II Is husbandcd and
made TO secure results. ! rely ON you tg
advise your precinct correspondents, and
urge them 20 unremitting and constant
efforts from now I'LL the polls close and
the result Is announced officially. We will
ight ior q fair election here, II necessary
The rebel crew can't steal this election
from us, ~ they did In 1881. without some
one gc..;nS sas; lei every krpuIii,nu
do his whole duty, and the country will
pas into Republican hands, never olcayc
Il, trust
Thanking you again for your efforts to
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02
DECATUR'S WORST DAY.
EIGHT NEW CASES OF YELLOW FE.
YER OFFICIALLY REPORTED.
Tho Warm Weather OF tho Last Fow
Days Has Been Favorable to
the Increase OF tho
Plague.
spccla' Dispatch to Tho Appcal

spccia' Dispatch Ia Tho Appcal
DEcATuR, Ala, Nov This II the
worst day on yellow fever Of any that hns
transpircd yet. There wcrc eight now
cases officially reported this morning
four white aud four blnck-as follows.
George Black, Thomas Cronan, Thomas
Kline aud William shurbndgc, white, and
John Davis, Ncliic Harris, Walter Orr
and Martha Orr. black. This IN, ~ iar,
the largest number oi eases that has ever
been reported la ono day.
A suspicious casc has developed to-day,
which will undoubtedly hc among the new
ones lomouOw-ML Pickcns, another tel
cgraph operator.
The warm weather we have been hav.
ing for the past week has had great deal
10 do with the increased development oi
the disp1ss.
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urtslgcsorL..

CoLuuBrs, o.. Nov. Tho works of
the Columbus Bridge Company were TO-.
tally destroyed by frc ut noon today.
Loss estimated NJ S2O,OJO, Of which $40, 900
IN on machinery; insurance, slUOl.
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JAcKsoNyIur, Fla, Nov. Dir Porter
today announced to the Executive Com.
mttcc that the Government Guards will
be placed nj all functions aud transfer
points on railroads leading to jackson.
vile. at Baldwin, Live Oak, Way Cross,
Jcsup etc, and that the detectives will
be employed 10 spot any refugees intend
ing 10 reach the city under false prcicnocs.
The railroad companies have agreed not a.
sell tickets 10 Jacksonville for the present.
Ohicial Bulletin: Fiily-six new eases
today, two deaths Total eases, i,2l2,
total deaths. 800
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02

The Secretary Of State has been In.
formed ol the accession Of the Grand
Duchy NJ Luxembourg 10 the Geneva Red
CrJU Convention Of 1904.
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assist me in my work, | remain, youn
sincerely, WV. W. DrpLRY."
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Cmc,0o, H., Nov Highland Hall,
military academy in the suburban town
Of Highland Park, was burned 10 the
ground ut noon today. Loss, $4,000.
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special pIsIatgh iu ibr Appeal.
llElGNA, Ark, Nov MT Robert
Pillow anl Miss l.oyic Smiley were mar
riad iolny NJ tho p',idencr of Mr.. l.. A.
Fitzpatrick In this city. by tie Rev. W. II.
Barnes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02
ARK ANsAs
sirst District Republicans Indor.e
Judge Cate Tor Congress.

Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal
HELENA, Ark, Nov l.--Something OF a
surprise and sensation was created by tie
publication early this morningo OF a circular
addressed a follows "To the Republican
voters Of Phillips County," over the
signatures Of Judge VI. l.. Stephenson. j..
ii. Carr, Representative elect; Judge :. J..
Clark, cx-shcril; ID. G. Cordan, County
Treasurer, and y. Straubc, who are con.
sidercd the most prominent aud able
representatives OF the Republican party in
this county. Recommendation OF the Con-
gressional Committee To vote for the
issuance Of the circular is due 10 l.. T..
Fcathersionc, the independent candidate
for Congress from this, the First
Congressional District, by the Republican
Congressional Committee at Forrest City
ON the 9th instant. The circular contends
that Il WIS unwisc to indon.c Fcatherstone
and 10 invite the Republicans to vote for
him; that II would have been better TO
have had no nominee and TO permit the
Republicans 10 have voted ~ individuals
lor any one whom they saw It, In in
dUring lcaihcntone the Republican com.
mittcc assign two reasons for their action:
Flint that fcaihcr.tono was in favor uf
lJir elections, second, that he favored the
consolidation oi elections. The authors of
thc rCular show that II Fcaihcnionc was
elected that he would aud could not ac.
compIish mUrc ia the way of securing fair
elections than las been done, and In that
particular he would have no advantage
over Judge Cate. As 10 the second reason,
the cirruiur holds that ". M IL inicub,e, IL
u intended 10 bind the Republican party 10
the proposition that Congress has the power
~ that Il IL IL duty further 20 interfere
either ~ the time or manner Of conducting
elections In the State. We feel impclled TO
enter protest. The circular insists that
owing 10 the absence OF n candidate OF
their own that Il II the right Of Republi.
cans 10 vote for either or not vote for Con.
gresham nj al NJ they may scc III, aud In
exercising this privilege the only question
for them 90 consider Ia the effect their
action may have In the future or the
advantage they have secured 20 them.
selves by their cooperation with the rcgu-
lar Democratic party In this county. The
circular concludes by stating that the
object Of the address j. 30 countcract the
ill.adyiscd resolutions Of the committee
before referred 10 aud 10 call attention 10
the fact that parry icalty would be In no
wise impaired by disrcgarding H.
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REPUBLICAN PLATFORM,
1888,
ON INTERNAL TAXES.

-. 1--WE favor the entire repeal OF tho
Internal Taxes,
Chat Is, FREE wIIIsKEN)
Rather than the surrender Of any part Of our
Protective system"
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IoNDoN, Nov l. Baron Newborough !
dead. lie wu cighty.liyc years Of age.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02

OF the Committee on Public Safety, the
Committee Of One Hundred, and the Fair
Election League, all OF which organiza-
tions were proiesscdly projected 10 sup
press fraud at the polls, are privileged To
call and inspect IT, II Is written ON the
lithogmIh lcttcr.hCad Of the Repub-
lican National Committee, with the
names Of the various niombeIs at the
l'tt hand top corner. and covers two pages.
The pr1sunpt ON " thai Il was dictated
aud copies made in the usual way. Dud.
ley's name, attached in his own hand, IL
clear and more distinct than the contents
proprr, VIII ch are slightly marrcd by bad
spelling. Every county chairman In the
lloOsicr bailiwirk has received these In.
struciions, and nll sive one arc now per-
haps engaged in tho iurthcmnce Of the
plot What II outlined Tor Indiana IL more
than likely the program in each doubtful
Site in thr Union. Here is the document
which n ould elernally damn the Republic
can party. promulgated from the head cen
ter by its chief fiscal agent, ~ il is, and en-.
list every scli-rcspccting citizen for the
purity aud reform represented by the Do.
mOCuCy;
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The d,crtasc In the public debt for 90
tobcr .- estimated AZ .l,OuJ,0OO.
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Aususr y. issa. cc,nst isasstaa
,sin =" NsFs hquaf isss net sale
tIuaarunsss IN Iaafsi 4 ts.tiau sf,hs
shols thIas ts B. have ~ hafAsn 81
ue'sfamsai rel - ltA,ly - ra.iitls
fsmpstanns valts had W Asng sith
htsftf, a. ust thiat that n Ne
Nssisslpia fissi rNn pafs -hisl - aai
he hshAs ssfs luNfsufsf ssa ~ asis
srss miat, sHl ths tushss ssfs To-
sresns snl tam t'sfs ihsfs saaii /.
sas noe dfuhtsu ma toes ass
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iuss aiee I.s. A d.sfius
s''n iH.' " ths thHi reup ! riaos
-inss srifits 49, taisssu in its tsfts
eus tafms ~ these iht duuss fahfs
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sni uum ihsa - sallss, % last fssr
tl"h"ssAn ~ tstsHas ihs sisiHa
ef'h' 'a' ~ hafiy !. Asrg,sl =
.siss.
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Powci clayton. nopeies. sehem,nE.

FoNeit sthttous hopetess Nfheuitug.
special Dispatch ~ The Appeal.
foRRrsr CRY, Ark, Nov Powell
Clayton has been here all day. lie and
FcAihcrsionc are working hand In hand.
They ar now at the Avery Hotel in close
consultation. From what your correspond.
cn,s csn gather tca.hcr-:cac g 20 deliver
the Wheel vote Of the Second District 10
John NJ. Clayton 10 defeat Clifton H.
Breckenridge. Powell Clayton s advising
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"IT WOULD DESTROY HIGH
LICENSE AT ONCE IN ALL THE
STATES"
BLATNE'S PARIS MESSSG GE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-25

siffratur unb Domdnen au War&e, 1T
tn islbiser Steue nod Gontaine: r'@psque
er1arnt.
Manmelbe aus SlorenuiQe ben
Cob bes bo1w. Germ De1anten Sacobs.
10 Sabre Brofefor an Der MnitaIt gu Baffs
mad, erfiute er udbrenb % Sabren bic
Warbe bes Oetanats pon GIorenpiIe. gr
rube in Srieben!
Sn Irlon 1T cine aenberuns NIT benz
gut tatboIti@en Blatte vVoix du Luxem-
bourg" einsetreten, bas 25 Sabre barter
6ampfss btnter fi9 bot. 2eiber mar bur@
ben Cob bss gbefrebattears, s. Woref6e,
etne ssrualtise eide entffanben, bic SABINE,
BITE INNER md9tis bod I'M Wtnbe sefiats
teri, fisl tn Salten, BITE bleibenben &rdfte
waren Der sroBeu Nufsabe ni9t seua9ien;
Jules IieB gu uiniden iibris. Dem sin3is
gen tdsIid erideineubeu Organ ber Ratboz
ltten Der Broutns 2ursmburs brobte ges
fabr unb cine Benbuns gum 8efern mar
notbpsnbis seworben.
gbelmitbise Wdnuer, benen Sas 6ers
fur BITE 81. Sa@e i9lus, traten suiammen,
Der arIoner Neprdientant, Baron b'5oosbs
port, an Der Spise; ite bsidloiIsn, benz
Blatte gu neuer 8litbe su perbeIfen, bass
ieIbe tbattrdftisen 5dnben an3uuertrauen.
DIES sei9ab, unS LA Voix du Luxem-
bourg" wirb in neaem 9Ian3e ertebeu.
Sum @befrsbatteur wdbIten bic Simmer
bes BIattes eineu ti9tisen bsfdbistem
Wann, 5errn s. Secq, weIdsr fi1 aIs
Witarbetter bes Patriotic" in BriHel, ben
Ramen zines fdneioissn &dmpen eruorbem
bat. Mls sueiter Rebatteur, Serausseber
unb gerwalter Der 3situns uurbe 5srr s..
Wiqems, 9erausseber Der vNrlonsr 3stz
tuns", srnannt. Den MfttsIiebern bes
@omites BARI man gu bieisr 0abI Slid
wini1eu, fe perben es ME betlagen,
In btsis beibsn Wdnner unb tn bes
rem @rsebenbett unb Mutb ibr gsrtrauen
seisst gu baben.
Bon 8aItieuI mad B%outIIon
wirb cine i9maIipurise giienbabn sebaut.
Der Gni9las 1T goo, s50.4O Srs. gbenio
wirb cine i9uaIipurtse giienbabn Don
Bourcp mad 5ouffaIi3e sebaut. Die Nr@
beiten wurben am 10. DECEMBER tn Cons
tract aeqeben.