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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-10-03
Pretense VS.. Practice.

we have entered upon no crusade OF free
trade. The reform we seek TO inaugurate rs
predicated upon the utmost care for estab
Ished industries. '-CleUeland Letter Of accept
dJ1ce
The Mills bill, to which Cleveland and his party
are formally committed, specifically declares
for absolute free trad in lumber an established
industry representing an annual product of
nearly S3O1,OOJ 200 year.
1t declares for absolute free trade in wool an
established industry producing over $4,000 900 q
year.
established industry producing Si0,OoO,0Oo q
year
1t calls for absolute free trade in brick, build
ing and monumental stone d granite, lime
potash, and cement, whose production gives en-
Ployment to thousands of American w6rkmen
at American wages.
1t declares for olute free trade I'm tin plates
and cotton ties FIR Southern plant of which
We now import nearly twenty million dollars
annually which might be produced by our own
labor II protected against the unequal foreign
competition
1t would establish absolute free trade I'm
hemp jute, flax, and the other established In
dustries, which are ev now unable to compete
with the foreign import at on which are thrown
upon our mar cts 70 the extent of $4,000 0C0 an.
nually, TO the displacement OF so much Ameri-
can labor.
In short it calls for absolute free trade IN one
sixth OF our entire dutiabl importations, and
yet CLEVELAND has the aud Icity TO affirm that IL
is not n cru SADIE I'm the direction OF free trade
On all our established industries the Mills bilr
proposes sweeping reductions of the tariff with
the exception OF few Southern industries, az
sugar, rice, iron ore marble, etc., such as would
destroy the protective feature of our revenue
system entirely; and yet we are told that the
Cleveland policy which has been in erpreted by
tho Mills bill is not free-trade policy
Every free-trader in the country is enthusiasts
tic in support OF the Mills bill, and yet they
gravely assure us it is not froe-trade measure
and does not in icate FIRE D. ira 10 policy
The mere statement of these facts of record
convicts Clevela d and his managers of ATTEMPT
ing TO secure votes under false pretenses, and
brands them as unworthy of the support or
confidence Of the American people.-Nelo Yovk
IRISH World.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-10-03
Mr.. Conkling's Old Letter.

certain Mr.. Crandall, who lives somewhere
up the country, has published letter which Mr.
Conkling wrote against Mr.. Blaine i'm 1866
twenty-three years ago. 1t is n very angry and
excited letter, and written about the time
of Baines violent speech ridiculing Conkling as
turkey cock. 1t says things which Mr. Conk-
ling himself never repeated, and viii h were not
brought out in 1884, when Blaine was running
for President. IL should not have been brought
out now. IL only does harm TO tho memory OF
MIR. Conkling. Mr.. Blaine ia not injured by IL.
The whole controversy out of which this let
ter grew disappeared from memory long since.
IL was fierce and sharp while IL lasted. but it
was never OF any serious Importance. Mr.. Conk-
ling had become involved in dispute with Gen
Fry, tho Provost Marshal General, over a local
Provost Marshal in the town of Utica, who was
n friend OF Conkling's, and whom Fry did not APP
prove. Blaine intorfcred a friond OF Fry's
against Conkling, and thus the patty contro-
versy was transferred TO the floor Of toe House
OF Representatives. Finally tho House ap-
pointed committee with Mr.. Shoabarger, of
Ohio, as Chairman. The committee took great
doal of testimony. and its report was rather
favorable TO Mr.. Conklings side OF the question,
but 10 was not sufficiently TO break down
Fry and after the fig waa over, tho parties
stood substantially as they stool before
The only difference was IN inappeasable hatred
on the part Of Conkling toward Blaine This
passion contributed good deal to Blaines de-
feat In 1881 but there is no I'm reviving IL
now, and attempting TO mix it into the politics
OF the present day. Let us have peaca.--N6t0
York sun.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-10-03
THE BRAZILIAN EMPIRE.
EXTINCTION OF SLAVERY IN THE
SOUTH AMERICAN EMPIRE.

How 1t Was Brought About-Something
Concerning Dom Pedro, the Wise and
Beneficent Ruler To Whom the World Is
Indebted for the Great Reform.
Last May the Brazilian Chambers
passed law setting free every slave
within the territory of the empire. This
is the end to which the good Emperor,
Dom Pedro, has long directed his eff
forts, and in his aim he has been sec
onded and aided by his people.
Gradual steps, looking to the final
extinction of slavery, have been taken
in Brazil for the past seventeen years.
In 1871, at the time that the first law
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-10-03

CYRUS Bussey, In which IA stated that persons
I'm New York we're quoting me as third party
man His letter aad my reply have both been
published III / had time 70 spare from my con-
ference work would gladly respond To the In
vitation now sent me, aud show, first, that
whatever has been accomplished in the way OF
temperance legislation In this country has been
the work OF tho Republican party; and, second,
that In that party to-day Is the hopo OF the tenn
perance people and tho temperance legislation
OF the country so far as / can observe in trav-
cling through tho country. the PEG lle, with few
exceptions are )ming 10 this conclu ion and
are standing Arm for Harrison AMI Morton. IL
is likely tho work Of this conference VIII not DO
oonclu iod TIL late tomorrow night. aud then
have 60 60 directly 20 the Southern Illinois Con-
ference at East 81. Louis.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-10-03
A Palpahle Error.

Author Ito editor)-Have you exam
med my last story, Mr.. Snippit??
Editor-Yes. 1t seems all right witk
one exception.
Author-What is that?
Editor-In one place you lost sight
of the eternal fitness of things and made
quite blunder
Author-Indeedl
Editor-Yes sir. The scene is laid
in Kentucky, as you remember, and
yet in one incident you make the herof
mouth water.-Ided.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-10-03
WASHIN GTON IRVING.
SUCCESSFUL IN LITERATURE, WAR
AND DIPLOMACY.

An Interesting Sketch of the Life and La
bors of One of Americas Greatest Liter
airy Lights-one of tho Most Gen'al and
Companionable of Men.
Washington Irving was born in the
city of New York on the Sd of April,
1888. His father was Scotchman,
while his mother WAS of English par
entage. AS boy the young Washing
ton is described as handsome, tender
hearted, truthful, susceptible. He
was fond of books, but a "dawdler in
routine studies" In those days ii
seemed that boys were hardly out OF
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-10-03
'sThe Laborer Is Worthy Of His Hire"
ENGLAND.

I ENGLAND.
LdJOr's Free Trade
Home.
/ @Huts and novels,
nakedness, pauperism,
aud crime follow sadly
after the procession of
cheap labor. Hon. +.
Bound.
lin Leeds, England, a
free trade city, popuia-
ton $4,000, not one Ia
boring man or mechanic
owns his home. "-Evi-
dence Chief Of Police.
THE signs of unrest
in Europe, the vast
armaments, the misery
of the laboring poor, all
warn us TO stand by our
American policy or
homo development, of
protected industry, and
in tern al improve
ments. senator Sher-
man.
Il heard Mr.. Brad
laugh declare in q
speech in Parliament
that agriculture was
ruined that half OF the
farm laborors could get
mo work ; that those en-
lployed receive the pit
lance OF q shilling or u
shilling md sixpence a
day. If 4 should de-
scribe the condition of
English laborers in his
words 4 should be
charged with gross OK
Iaggera ion. Senate or
Frye.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-10-03
The Banana.

The banana, according to scientists,
IS one of the best of foods. 1t may
almost be looked upon as condensed
milk, its composition being "a per cent.
water, 20 per cent. fuel, per cent.
Hesh-formers, and OF per cent. min
eral, while milk contains Sc per cent.
water, 8 per cent. fuel, A per cent.
fiesh-formers, and OF per cent. mineral.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-10-03
UNITED STATES.

UNITED STATES.
Ldbor's Protected Home,
"In Philadelphia, Pa.
a protection city, no.
90 homes are owned by
working people. Hon.
Chas. O'Neill.
The laboring men
and women OF the
United States have on
deposit in these savings
banks a sufii C | G n I
amount 10 have paid on
March /, 1888, the whole
of our natl nal debt OF
~, 202, 454,7l4, and still
have thirty-three mil
lions surplus. Soma
tor Morrill,.
Il am like the boy
who hired his sister "a
make his shirts. Some
one said: You could
have taken those shirts
TO the factory aud had
them made and saved
So Yes, said the boy
protectionist, Sister
Sally got IA pretty fail
price. She always pay
mo we'll for what / dC
for her. That two dol
lar bill is still under
the Same roof with noe
an d ii sickness Of
trouble or ha q lucl
comes to any OF oui
family that money i;
there in the house. ~
Hon. Wm. Il. Mason.
The wage earners OF
this country own more
property than ali the
other wage-earners OF
the whole world put to.
gether. The wage-eafn.
ers IN Connecticut and
Rhode Island own more
property than wage
earnors OF the whole
world outside OF the
United States. SEM.
tor Piatt.
"The American work
ingman must be fed and
clothed and able &c
maintain his family as
becomes the dignity OF
an American citizen. ~
Roger Evans, working
man
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-10-03
WANTS NO THIRD PARTY.
Bishop Newman's Advice to the Temper
aDce People.
[springheld I'M spocial.l

Yesterday evening the officers OF the Prohibi
tion organization in this county sent a letter TO
Bish p J. Il. Newman, inviting him TO discuss
prohibition with tho Row. w. III. Boole OF New
Jersey, who will speak at the courthouse here
tomorrow evening. Speaking of the matter to-
day the Bishop snid
~ am here attending conference and have no
time to devote to such discussion The iuvi-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-10-03
A PRINCESS VOLUMES.
BY PROF. DAVID SWING.


ELENA, til o
daughter o I
Queen V ic-
toria, has done
Il h Q reading
class a great
favor in trans
lating into En-
lish the jour
nal of h o
d aug h tie r of
i re Il eri k
William /. and
sister of Fred
e ric k tn @
Great, and as
great n kind
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-10-03

IF we would bring holy life to
Christ, we must mind our fireside du-
ties as we'll as the duties OF the sanctu-
Gry.-Sp1SrgeO1t.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-10-03

LOOK mp nni not down,
Look forward and not back,
Look on aud not iH,
Lend a hand
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
Sie gopnlaritGt BON &nabes Eianos

Sic EopnlaritGt puu &nabes Eiauos
forte purbe erit Dor ni6t gar LANCER 5ett
in Bottom etnsefibrt, obi9On bic 8erbiens
ite bes Sufrumertss LANCE anoerwartis
anertannt ruaren, unb awar wesen ber
&einbsit unb ber @riuantbeit bes Cones.
Die Stdrte unb Dauer bieier Yianos em
pfablsn bisielbsu baIb benz muttalti4sn
SubIitum. ST.. 6. %. SpIer, Der Sos
itoner Qssnt, bra9te Gna6es 8ianos Dor
neuu Sabren mad Bottom unb isit Der 3ett
fonnte ibr GrfoIs bur5 tein anberes
9iano In S5atten geiteut werben.
Oieic YopuIaritdt 1T ni1t bur9 ben
v8ubminspro1eB" erret9t porbeu. Sie
9ianos uaren ibrs eisene gIussise. 8as
S96nbeit Der Torm, Geionnan3, Siess
iamteit bes Cones, @lsi5mdBistsit Der
SonIeiter, uoutonmere Nrbeit unb Oauer
aneebt, tDnnsn &uabe's Giano5 nidt iibers
troffen per6eu. 9ie beiteu Ruiiter iino
auf i5rer Settle unb bsr Sertauf Der aufs
redtftebenben iouo5l aIs Der STANDS III
auBercrbentli9 fart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

Ser "~Industrial Leader, bas bieiise
Organ ber knights of Labor, bat aufses
bort su eri9sinen. Ser Selesrapb" bat Die
GbonnentenIiiie ibernommsn. Ifit bieiem
Blatte peridwinbet in Dubuque BITE leete ber
pon ben Nrbsitsrittern s~esrinbeten 9osopes
~ratipssno fsuidaften, pon benen ft9 bic
tursf9tissu Irbeiter eolbene Serse uer'
ipra5en, Seren Sob aber rur @enisen au
Cute tam. Den Irbett5rttteru 9tus's
ME ben Strangers. 0eibe itetten bas
@sIb In Wafs In bic Stores. Statt Der
tlinssnbsn Winse erbielten fte Intbetls
ldeine, nit benen fe bic Yfeife ansiuben
t6nnen. Sin gutter arbeiter unb fleiBiser
Sarmer lit nod LANCE tsin gutter @eiddftss
mann, bas tonnten bic 2eute ni4t besrei'
fen. S6uffsr blsib' beiu 9eiiten, S5neis
Der Bel Der GQe; tIettert Der S9mieb auf's
Dad binauf, bebt man i'm auf Der StraBs
auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
SarembursiI6es aus @lmerifa.
No6trG9li6.)

unfern @e9ieIbIdttern ents
rebmen mir folsenbe 2anbsleute bstrttTsuoe
Ra4ri9ten:
So6w. &. g. 6unnert, bi5ber Seeliors
DER IN Sarrisbur9 uno StraBbllr9, Ut sum
IIIiitent bes bohIp. s. NeltGrbolo oil Der ct.
9eters Stride III @leuelonS ernarrt 1poroen.
SieIe grnennu19 trttt arn rG.6iten ?. Oejeiltber
in Strait. So6p. y. WaL Donalo fol9te am
Rettor in Sbelbp uno WtTliionen.
Wit. 6ent8es, $50. Mc2ain unS Geo.
Seuerance pou Sc OtarfJ tareu pou elmer mebrs
oe1 llno WontGna iuriit. 20 Gntilopen, 6
SirI6e uuo 1 Ser9lorOe mar ibre VeIlte.
Gprreiponhens.-Nm 81. b. W.
uurben In @ilber tspiue, Slof6apt Co.,
Soma, bur9 8a'er NsmmerS, Rector Der
@eneinbe, SER Mt9aeI Sarmeier BON
ct. 0onatuS, SatiOn Co., Soma, NIT
Marsaretbu Guen BON 9tIbertsuiae, ebeli3
aetraut. Ra3 benz 9O9umte pers
fammelten fi9 8rautleute, @dfte uno
8erpanote in GROCER Sabl i'm 9auie Der
@Itern ber 8raut uub man lteB f5 bas
So93eit5mabl wObl i3meden.
Die 8raut 1T Eo9ter bes friiber in
ct. Oonatus, Sadion Co., Soma, pobns
baften Ratbias Goen. Der 8rdutisam,
Sobn, bss nod beute bort wobnenben
5aruler8 9etnrt3 9armeier. Die
MitsIte6er Der peituer5usi9ten SAINT
lie guen ,paren aus Soma un6 Oatota 3ur
Jeter berbeisssiIt, ebenio bic RttsIieSer Der
5amiIte Sarnteier. Sour bic &bweienbeit
bes bo6w. 9errn 9armeter pon 9anfins
uar6 bsbauert, BET bur3 Gin WtBuerifdnbs
mfg bic san3e 6eier uernttBte.
Die So9beit purbe In gutter 6riitIi9er
Srbnuns sebuIten. 0te 9ilbertsuiae
Goruet Bano trus bur5 tbre Wuitt our
&ur,weil Bel. @ie bas iunse Yaar sea9s
tet unb geebrt 1T, 3eisten bic 9si9ente, bic
ibuen barsebra5t wurben.
Gin Sreunb.
SER 9. g. Santen pon 0aters
torOn, Dat, 1T gum @Iert bes 9titricts
9eri6tes non gobtnston Co., unb 9err
Stepb. @eIbes pon Salsm gum
8scorber pon Wc@oot So. erpdbIt pors
ben. @ratuItren!
0it. WiIIen unb SRI. &atie &irid
purben por. 8ode bur9 ben bodp. Yfars
rer S6nidsI in Der ct. NitoIauss &tr9e
bu aurora Setraut.
Ole &Ieefamensgrnte tn uns
fern (Ssreca) County - 70 i9reibt bic
vSiffn o. 5rete gre6e" - mar beue,
cine ausse3et5nete unb wtrb Der 9eiau,mts
cribs aus BET grnte auf $780, 600 Dollars
peruni6Iust. Der Sreis uuritrte apii5eu
4 unb 5 Dollars pro 8uibeI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
Ser @oiierftanb hes Ssluiics lit eli

Ser 8aiierttaaS ass Sluiics 1T elm
iebr niebriser, Bios 3 SUB 8 3ou i'm Sbals
wsse. @er iest bas Sett bes Wiififppi's
i'm oberen StaSttbeiIe betra6tet, ioute nt@t
iassn, baB gu anbern Ssiten suii9en ben
l1fern elmer Der sepuItisiten bsr Str5ms
feline Wosen babinrout. Don eagle Yoint
bis mad Wisconin biuiibsr ftsbt man faff
nidts pom CHROME. Rur unterbaIb blits
tenb sewabrt man ben in BET Come slts
aernben @aHsripiesei, iiber ben iid bic
md4tisen Briifsn ipannen. Cont Be-
merit bas @use I'm SluBbett table Sanbs
hd4en, weI6e Der @ino Iei5t sewe0t bat,
sroBe Sla6en birren @raies, bas wte
abseienst erideint, ba;uiiaen ~sinseIne
9a6en, in allen unreseImdBisen Sors
men Acknowledgements Bdnoer tIaren
WaIsrs, balb brett, balb i9mal, balb
gang psri9pinbenb, benn f9 au elmer 2as
sure erpeiternb. fernbin i'm Sanbe plOss
lid spii1sn .Sanosbenen perl9winbenb.
Dos 1T elm Bib bes gettes bes Miifis
fippi's, wie CO ft5 bel eagle 9oint benz
Nuse beS geidauers barbietet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
Er d H.

Oie biesjdbrisen 9rdmien finb fertis.
8ir buben i'm 2aufe Der usrsanssnen
@O6e uniern Gsenten cine s~eniseubs Gins
3abI a~useianbt. 0ieie t6nnsn babsr nit
benz @oaectiren Der @sIoer beginner. 9is
9rdmie wtrb fiber sefauen. IS lit cine
9ei6idte aus ben SesIinser Bergen, &c,
fdrieben fpe3ieI fir uns, pom 9erru $.
u. &suIanb, Gem betannten Iursmburs
ger 9oItsi9riftfeuer. sic 1T betitsIt:
Sic Beft in ben Sesliuser Bergen, ober:
Ger untersans pom RimeIs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
Ser beutfde bemptreti6e

Der beutf9e bemotretif6e
StaatSfenator @m. .. S9mtot
BON Davenport muBte tn Tolse elmer pom
ibm perIorenen @ette an eiuem Der letten
Qbenbe in elmer rspublitanti6en Subelpsr'
iammluns cine Rebe baltsn. gr p,-toe
babel pom ben &epubIttaner iebr gut bebans
belt, piepobI ct bic untsrIesene bentutras
tide 9artet ps,bsrrlidte. SreiIi6 iaste
er BEN &epubIitunern suslsi9 nit sroBem
Gatte foIsenbss: vSte baben SIREN
9rdfbenten erwdblt. 9ut! Iber psrs
seIen Sie nt6t, bab CT am 4. Mdr5 uns
T 8rdlbent 1T, ber 8rdiibent bes aues
ritautf6en 9ultes. &eine Nation in Der
@eIt 1T sr6Bsr, aIs bic umeritaniide, bic
f6 ieIbft restert. Sa, metne Hreunbe,
bieies 9anb 1T in @abrbsit bas 9anb Der
Sreien (posu ber bortiss uOemotrat~ wsbs
mitbie bemerft: Gber nt9t IN Soma!
unb bic Seimatb ber Eapferen, bas 9ano
FREEZER Rsbs, FREEZER 9reie, freien Stimm:
re6ts unb elmer freten &esieruns. Sober
iolte frob iein, pte i'd, Gin girser zines
iol6en Sreiitaats su fetn. Sober Burger
muB iid iiber bic reinIi6e unb ebrenpertbe
Dirt unb @sife freusn, in psldsr bieier
@abltampf ssfibrt purbe. RiemaIs in
Der @ei6i6te bic les 2anbes 1T elm WabIs
tampF 70 obne bic iibli9en SotbpIrfe une
0iebertra5tistsiten sefibrt moroen. Sd
besIitpirf8s has SoIt Der Ser. Staaten
batu."
Grapfor2 county bat Carroll
County iiberhiseIt, mas bic bemotratii5e
Wsbrbeit ansetrift. 9lu9 bat es iammt;
Ii5e bemotrutii5e ganbibuten fit County
Qemter erpGblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
@Gbreno Der Wabl ma6te Der bieiis,

@Gbreno Der Wabl madte Der bieiise
vSeIssrapb" bic wilbeiten Gnsriifs auf bic
gountps8 eamten, ben Jog. rGourtbauss
Sling, ausenideinIid gu benz 3usde. bic
8abl iu @uniten Der Satiouians au 5esins
fuFen. Sbne ale lriade, obne ales
Ge9t, cbne etnen Sunten pom Mnltanb ers
folstsn iosar bic rabiateteu gerIeumbuns
gen unb @brabi9nsibunsen gu 2aften bes
County, S1atmeiiters gb. Rspsr, Der
ni9t einmal ganbtbat mar unb gar ni1ts
NIT Der Wabl 3u tbun bate.
Sie WabI erfolste, bas &siultat lit Be-
tannt, bic Sationiaus erlitten cine bratale
Hteoerlase.
gber cine peitere Hs6tfertisung marb
ben iesiseu 8eamten bss @ou,tbauies bur9
bic 9ranbiu,p, on beren Spiss Gam. u.
Out9er ifanb, Der auf republitanii9er
Settle aIs ganbibat fir 9eri6tsi1reiber
sssen Dunn itanb, gu Sbei!. auf grius
den bss &iGtsrs fori9tsu bic @ro6ses
i9porenen Der 8erwaltuug Der ein3elren
8samtsn mad. 9em 9sridtsidrsiber s.
8. Dunn purbe bas 3eusuiB seseben, baB
er Bis gum /. Sanuar 1887 ri9tise unb
ssnaue Rsdnuus abselest babe. Sn Be-
treff beS 81. Meper bsri9tete bic @ranbs
iurp, baB er &sduuus iiber uue @slber,
bic in feline 5dnbe setommsn ieien, sefteut
babe, unb baB bic Abrsdnunsen bur9 ben
Superpiiorsnratb ri9tis bsfunben worben
inb. &u9 Der @ountpf5uIb purbe Iufs
mertiamteit seidentt unb bieieIbe auf
$95, 600 fsftseiteIt, wouon S44. 600 auf
Bombs gu 6 Brp5ent Snterefen funbirt
finb, Der &et idwebenbs SduIb lit.
Sb bic GsrpuItuns tss County: Nnwalts
Mattbeus nadseforf6t puroe, wiiien mir
ni9t, mutbmaBsn es iebo@. 8as mir
bier i9reiben, 1T ni6t unier llrtbeiI, fons
bern bas ber 9ranbiurp, bic fi6 nit ben
ausetssenbsiteH senau bsfaBt 5dt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
Sic Nbenbunterbaltuna, bic Der 81

Bouifatius SdnsIinsss llnterbaItunss: gsrs
ein atn uorisen Sonntas absnb, In ct.
Warieni6ulbaae CAB, NOR gut beiudt.
CUR auffibruns fam bes 8aters
FLU d, bieies f96ne unb Iebrrei9e Sdaus
ipiel. @s sins, einise llnebenbsiten abses
re@net, sIatt iber bic Sdbne unb man9e
Der Stolen, wurben muiterbaft sesebsn.
Die Darkey Minstrel Show, CAB nidt
psnis anIaB gum 2a9en. 9as Eableau,
Der 8. ausuittnus unb feline Wuttsr
Ronica Dor befen getsbruns, mar wirts
lid prd4tis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

8ie e heiBt, wirb bas Rutterbaus Der
Barmberstsen Sdweitern B. M. V. bon
fsinsr ississn 2ocation in Gable Mount
Eopnibip mad ber Stabt uerlest. Ma Der
@Ge pon Beit 2Ocuft unb 9ranbuisp ape,
nue., baben bic S9peftsrn elm Stit 2anb
fur $4,000 setauft, auf benz bas &Iofsr
erridtet werbeu iou. Oas @ebdube pirb
$5O-75, 900 tofter. Oie on 1000 older
sroBe Sarm tn Gable Wount Eownibip
fou pertauft werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
6. 6. d, NJ. D.,

General Booth bat nit benz SanSs
pumpen aufssbOrt. BOOTH iast, baB er
26, 600 Cubic: Darbs - ba febIt nod etEe
babe garb - fir bic Stabt sepumpt bat,
um bic 8%srlanseruns Der Se4ffen StraBe
3u filen. 9luBerbem bate er ale an ieis
ner abSition aussspai9eneu Steaen auf's
Neus aufssfIat unb ben S4aben rsparirt,
ben bas Bobe 8afer anssri5tet bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
&Ieiuere Na@rt@ten aus So,na.

9etreffs bes sepaItiamen Tobes
zines Streiters Dor ber @btcasosg urItuss
ton d Quincy gu greiton idreibt Elm bors
tiger 2sier: gbparb Sua, Elm itreitenber
@ei6enifeuer, ftanb Na9mittass auf benz
Settenpeg ber 9ineitr. 2ocomotiufibrer
9uiton cling uOrbei; 9aq bieB i'm einen
perb.... Scab befttse Rebeu foIsten bin
unb Der ba aos Suiton pl6tIt9 ieinsn Rss
polper unb i6oB BEN Sau tobt. Oie Strsis
Ter wurben aIarmirt ; unb um ben Sutton
por benz 2pn9en gu ent3ieben, muBte i'm
Der Sberiff unter @scorte i9Ieunisit auf
etnsm @rtra3us mad benz @ountpbauptOrte
Afton brtn9en.
9ur6 bic . n benz StaatsietretGr
beute in @mpfans senommenen amtIi6en
QSablberi9te finbet bic Stimmensdbluns,
BET pel6er bic &eiuItate chamber 70 nabe
famen wie nod ME 3uusr In bteiem Stuate,
ibren enbgiItisen @bi9luB. gom iber
4OO, 900 Stimmen beitebenben @eIammts
potum bat Peter u. 0ep (Dem. unsss
fabr 500 Stimmen Maioritdt lber Sobn
Wabin, ben republitanii6en ganHibaten,
fur bas amt zines @iientabnsg ommifdrs
erbaIten. Die anberen repubIitanif9en
Sanbibaten babsn bebeutenbe Waioritaten.
gs ftnb bereits 81 Sabre Der, felt Elm Des
motrat fur trsenb Elm Staatsamt In Soma
erpdblt worbeu lit.
gu WaterIoo fanb In benz 8abnbof
Der Suinois Central gifenbabn ein 8us
fammeuftoB pou Cars fatt, wobur9 4
Sra9t Cars ~3erff0rt, cine locomotive
t9Iimm 3erbro3en, unb 3 Yerionen pers
lett wurbeu.
Gin Bel benz gtienb abnsSes
pot su Soma Jaus bieier Gag anseIanss
ter Sra9tsus entbieIt cine Gar, auf mel
der fi9 bic idmmtli9en bepesIi9en Sabs
ielisteiten zines Sarmers Rameu8 W. g.
gliot befanben.
gaiot mar pon Mtfouri setommen unb
befanb f9 auf benz 8ese mad @ef Benb.
Or bate t5 Bel ieiner Intunft ~ Soma
SAILS rur auf turae 3eit pon benz Depot
entfsrnt, unb aIs er wieber suridtam,
mar bur9 elm Seuer iein seiammtes @isens
tbum, beftebenb aus Mobilar, Wert3eugen,
Subrperten, Yferben, &inbuieb, aterses
rdtbidaften u. |. NJ. 3eritSrt morben. @r
f5dtt isiuen 8erIuft auf $4,000.
@sn @Iibben waren cine Wense
8epubIttaner mad Carroll setommen, UNI
bic Stesesfeter mtt3uma9en. IS bausrte
rur cine turte Weile, 70 waren ptele bauon
toI unb uOa beioffsn, uub finsen Strsit
init garrOuer Burger an. Sn elmer 0irtbs
i9aft wdre as betnabe our S1ieberei 9es
fommeu. S6ou bIintten bic Repoluer In
ben Sdnben GINGER @li6bener GaufboIbe,
aIs perniinftt9e @arroler Burger unb Der
@irtb ba3wti9en traten Hnb Rube itiftes
ten.
gu @aterIoo BAT bteisr Gage bic
Sabresfbuns Der rRatiOnal 8airp afos
citation" ftattSefunben.
gu Wuscatiue erreste bieier Gage
Der beri9tiste Srunt Sames ni6t ssriuses
&ufIeben bur5 feline anweienbeit i'm bortis
gen Spernbaus. gr befanb ft6 unters
pess gu etnem geiu4 Bel ben Oounser
Brothers"
Gin in Der Ndbs pon Wuscatine
wobnsnber Sarmsr bat bieiss Sabr 5000
@aaORsn Sprup aus SOrsbum bsrssffsat.