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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
BROOKLYN.

Leonard wilson, tho watchnian of tho schooner
INV r. schmidt. wa gncd yesterday Dc!"r'
Justice Massey for shUotlng the COOK ~ he -Vh""'
ON Friday rlshi. Wilson entered plea OF sli,;'
claiming that he shot the man In self dcieh''' 40
was hrld for further examination ana inc ma'e VI
the schooner, samuel L. Ludlow, was de'a'heu Is
A witness. The body OF tie cook Is II. the nors",.
II. 1, a Dane BY birth and was known IA JIM
He va aLodt twenty five years cid
Thoulas H. Nicholson, employed IN tho lari stores
at tho foot of Van Brunt IT, wno fell through inc
hoL Of the bark Albert Russell On tIday anu
fractured h,, skull died yesterday.
General Jourrian SAYS that III, Kings County Elc-
waited Railroad Company Viii begin To place its roll
ting stocA tho tracks to morrow. An incline ht'
l,,u hullt n Clas-Cn ave. wherc stationary engine
viii draw up the car-.
f. ". Clbb, died Al his home. NJ. SIS Berry ST. On
Friday night. Ilo hat been unconscious for thrrc
da,s and tho Efforts Of three physicians iah"l TO ic'
store him lie had been IN fair health previous ~ MS
death, bui during the winter lie suffered severely
fum rheumatism lie served honorably through
tho war and was a member ~ the Harry lee IpSt'
Grand Army OF the Ncpnblc.
4 lcctur, en- The Poetry OF Ccorr, Eliot VIII be
delivered night before the Association for Moral an"
Spiritual Education. IN tho second Unitarian Chufch'
AT clinton aud Congress SIS. by Archie Emerson iAi
Permits for ffiy frame buildings wero isSuel
last week TO SiO5. lj@; and for fortyonc pri'h
buildings to cost s37S,7o2
A good audience listened to lecture by Charles
Mcknight NJ Association Hall, last evening. on Bona
marie and St. Helena. Mr. Mck,ght was for fn'ir
wear, United states Consul at 81 Helena. where he
made !, study OF the last day, OF Napoleon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11

ryvEriING BRONZE TABLET IN THE CARNEGIE
LABORATORY

CyvErIINC BRONZE TABLET IN THE CARNEGIE
LABORATORY.
Carnegie Taboraicry IN Fast Twcntv-siNth-st' "ai
the ccntre u attraction 10 medical fra ernity OF New
York last evening" The occasion being the unNeling %
the bronze tablet eiccted TO the memory OF Dr. Austin
Flint by the Alumni Association Of Bellevue Hospital
Medical College. Among tho woknown people present
were Andrew Carnegie. whose gin the laboratory ~:
Dr. Isaac f. TAILOR president OF the COLI 3 faculty;
Professors A. A. Suih. I. c. Janswey and l. L. keye>.
OF Beeyu- Professors J. c. Dalton, CHARLES r. Aenew
aud A. Jaeob OF the College OF Physicians md surgeons
Drs Louis A. Syrc, Austin .lln I. Il SturSis.
Charles A. DoreruS Proic j. ). Dennis, Charities
Commissioner II H. Porter samuel Sloan. president o!
tho Delaware Laekawanna md Western Railroad ana
Alexander DOYLE the artist by whom The tablet was made
Tho inscription under the representation ~ Dr. Flint
AUSTIN FLINT NJ. d.. LII. ID,
Born october 20 1872
Died March 49, 1886
Erected by Iii, Bell yue
Hospital Mod cal College
Alumni AsS0ci iton.
Dr. David Webster, president Of the Alumni A'socIS
lion openci tho exercises with few well-chosen To-
marks, and called upon Dr. Leroy Milton Yale mo
orator OF the evening delivered eloquent eulogY
uron the virtues and abiy OF MS friend and Instructor
Dr. Flint Or F. Taylor, on behalf ~ the faculty.
accepted thu tablet and also paid glowing tribute 20
Dr. Flint In our hearts" he said. there Is erected
- tablet more enduring the that has Just been
unveiled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
READY TO GO OUT IN NEW-ENGLAND
TALK WITH An ENGINEER ON THE BOSTON AND Al
ROAD.

Boston March 10 (specian.-A locomotive engineer
employed on the Boston and Albany road speaking Vi
the STRIKE said: We don't think there VIII De
any trouble here. l don't think II will pay ROADS
to take Burlington freight and run the RISK of
c-up but are ready and IL 1t IS necessary for the
good of the order for 10 go out we VIII do so as
a INIT There arc from o. 900 to 10000 locomotive
engineers banded together In this country and Canada
and nearly as many frcuien ia their organization.
Our finances are In excellent condition 1t take,
several years work as fireman before man can be
come a competent engineer and today there are
but fcw unemployed in this country. In fact. The
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy really has evidently
got together all 1t can find ii $4,000 OF Us Should
20 uIt wha, would DO tho result DO you think now
men could 10 found to fill our places!
"The Chicago. Burlington apd Quincy takS abont
running all lis trains satisfactorily Why, i have
a friend in Lincoln Nch, and hc wrote NE letter
dated last Monday IN which he said that mp 10 lha
time only train had arrived in that city That
road has been asked for nothing bnt what other roads
have granted The officials OF some OF these roads
held a meeting and figured up what the change
would them IL amounted to about S:ioouO
year and they decided to grant what was ASKED. ana
guess tha, the officers Of tho burlington wish now
they had done likewise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
100 Doses Ono Dollar

into a carriage and drove aong the bank Of the oh!o
River Uliil She able To get On b"ifri si"imiOat
She MANAGED Ia ger Leslie IT, this city I'm safely 49,
ON Mcihr-daS she moved Ia the house IN IWcii'h,.
10 A store in The neighbnurhood Ia make some pur
chases aud she disappeared Ms Mrl une SAD Scsirt-
Ohio with detectives who had been hired 10 fake her
back To her grandmother Al Police liz adluarlcr, 4
police Interference a, the courts might BE- asked &c
lcclao who had rlshi 70 III cnstvly OF inc sIl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
ADVERTISER AND ADVERTISsNEyT A MYSTERY
Tho following peculiar advertisement appeared In

yesterdays Louisville Courier Journal:
$4,000 reward To the priests of the diocese Of
Louisville. Tho above reward will b. paid for the
Of box containing certificate left with priest
OF this city, whose Is forgotten during the
OF 1868. Address r. L.. Mercantile National Bank,
cor. broadway and Dcy-st. Now-Y0rk City.
Tribune reporter told by tho cashier OF tho
Bank that such Advertisement could DO published
without tho authority OF tho Bank ohicials. that
such authority had boon granted or applied for, and
he aid not know OF any ono connected with the Bank
who would 10 likely r. ADVERTISE above the inuais
bank building. Q number Of Offices In which havo been
occup'ed Dy tho Same persons Tor years put no ono
telegram. Tho janitor Of tho bank could not recall
any CORES ponding initials Of regular tenants, or OF
who was also aeon, place the mysterious f. IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
A I" Put aud Call"

This funny phrase to The uninitasd but all tho brsk.
understand H. They wLeh tain
cent fsi the option of buyinR selling STOCK
serious 20 the dealer Su there is mors ssr,on
pat and call than THIS whom are pu" 10 bed
n cold call stefan all
this by Keeping IN the house DR. Pieroc's Golden Medical
Discovery the great for pulmonary and blood dssasea
Its seton marvellous II cures tho worst cough whether
acute chronic FOR weak Lungs Splitting Of
BrclIh cOnsum pton. NiRbt bwoSts kin
krsd an etons 1t surIassss all othsS medicines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
March April May

A., iic month. In which IN purify the blood foi az no
oinor -ca~n IS the body susceptible 70 benefit rom
rnadi,ino The peculiar purifying ana reNiFlhs Pu'"'
~ Hoods Samantha iusj what needed 70 'Ni
dlso?sc and forfy the system agan>t the deblhta'"g
eject. NJ mild weather Every year Increases tn PP"
l,rlty - Hoods SarsaIara Tor II Ia Just wha' ipPo
o,,d =, tbi, season. It Is the ideal sFing MEDICINE
II YOU have never tried IT, do -. ana you Will W ''
xinc.d Of ia u cullar merit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
va DOcES WITHOUT SHIPS

Al meeting Of the Dock Buiiders' Mon last evening
No io7 King st. resolutions adopted that tho ton
bill before Congress 70 pay subsidy Of thirty
cents per per 900 miles travelled by American
ship foreign voyage Ii measure which deserves
hearty cooperation and support VI every nottingham In
the United states and asking every Congressman from
NcwYnrk vote FOR il q labor measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11

100 Doses One Dollar" L. not catch hne Du' -
orr gna with and true only Of Hoods Sarsaparla when
j. the very best spring medicine and blood puFhor NOV"
reader prove t. Take a bottle homo and measure Us
contents Y,u will Gnd IT tc hold 100 teaspo'hiuI''
Now read the directions. and you Will hnd that III"
average dose for pr-ons Of different IS less ah
iraspoonul Thu. the evidence of The recular Su""sn
and economy Of Hoods SarsapaI!la Is conclusive anu
.r.l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
ELIZABETH.

The first sale OF property in Elizabeth under tbs
Martin act for back taxes and assessments was hcl
yesterday and the city realized Thousands of dollars
which 1t has previously been Impossible to collect
only 80 per cent bought I'm by the city and the
result was a pleasing surprise. The taxes some
Of the property have been due for twenty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
RAIN AK.

Tho polcc arc busfy engaged trying to unravcl
another mystery. Thc body Of colorcd man named
Isaac King was found In the eellarwa OF Avery
shoo store in Cherry st. yesterday morning II Is
remarked that King engaged In a quarrel with some
men over game " cards Friday night, ami that the
game ended with the above RESULTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
VISITORS ArYEW PORr GOTTA GFS

NEWPORT. NsTh 10 tspeciab.-John p. Green, ~
Philadelphia, has taken Pcokhsm Cottage on tonsnl-
cut Island Augustus Jay. Secretary OF tho Anne an
legation a, Paris, has LEI his Newport cottage
Recent visitors At the cottages vero Richard j.
Arnold, OF Providence John 4 hevens jr Mrs
George Parsons and Mrs. y. Is. Thompson, of New.
York
Mrs. Charles T.. whitney. Of New Orleans has tancn
two Of the Livingston cottages the Clns for tho
summer
Mr. and Mrs buchanan Winthrop have decided to
remain IN Europe, and they Will let their Puard cot.
iagc which they originally Intended to occuUy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
NEJCS From THE SUBURBS
NEW ARK.

1t Is supposed that tho person WIN a-sadltod Amy
Benson with an iccpick ON Friday night is Mrs Re
bccca Downng .lstctin law of the notorious tGrs-
lar and Iail breaker, silver Downing and war
rant has been lssuel for her arrrst. Tho woman
who was usaultrd revlvc, to day and II was foum
that her injuries not severe ~ was at lint
suspected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
rITII ICCIDcNT on TIFpra DTrn

ErAD:sG. March IO.--A ftgtful wreck took place
on tho Reading railroad near Royersford TO. night
A freight train ran into a truck which had L~coms
detached from a coal car Of train which had pre-
vl0usly passed up the ROAD Tho engine was thrown
H. side, a large number OF cars wcre broken and
piled forty feet high. FIremcn John O'Connol was
Killed and George knOrI, brakeman, was seriously
II not fatally injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11

Mrs Elizabeth McCunc. also known as Mario Bur
ton, n variety actress, AZ present boarding at No.
40 East Twelfth st.. was at Police Headquarters yes
criay and tried to secure the assistance Of the police
I'm searching for her daughter Leslie, ago ten who Is
believed to have been kidnapped on Thursday Mrs
McCunos husband. Walter s. McCunc. died last sum
mer at lronon. Ohio and Tho litte girl then In tho
of his mother After hts death sho went to
Ironon and January 10. succeeded In catching her
daughter as she was leaving school she put Leslie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
Hoods SarSapariIla

NJ daughter has boen yrry Ill With eczema By
,c,di,g nl.ut IIoors Saisapar1 Wa indurel Z" tN
this medicine. and Wa wonderfully surprised oy ~
.r,cts When she hal taken half bottle she was ''n'
ano.h.r child ant when the bottle vas al Folo' 90"
wa, entirely cured" D. hAN AN"N''
~ paulel S'rret. Albany. \. y
reollng lanaud and dizzy. having no appeuie an" 30
.,,t,,, 70 WORK took HOOD, Sirraparsll- WIN t''
h.., -eeu,,> A. health inyigorstor hK u Sut''''
y, an. ,,.s- A. A. RIKEE- UTICA y. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11

walk ON Park Row at the entrance to me h''""., "
Ir,l,, Nle,o psoplc were already obliged to U.s. ''
roedw AZ In order 10 pAos By
John e. Graham ono Of tho leaders oil inc ''''i -.
n,,tcsns in this city has just returned rom ''D
mouths, visit 10 tho land of his fathers ""c'o Inv
r,I.f 4, vet general ne says. that Gladstone WI" ~
I've to overthrow the Tories and establish lio'n0 '''
"A t. You ak IN, nationality OF tho N'V' ~
tohr IIau Uo /, Of scotch descent and was born !"
thc County Armagh. ireland
Tier, arc few d-appon,meuts IN lifN equal 10 'hs'
q, man WHO think, ho Is going t. snecze ana sun
denly d. .coycr. that ho cant
Abe Irinmcl. II IS said, has 'n''n'" n'"'
nelly cryltogram which G;ho"'iA''' ,|
,,,,orc', authorship II Ia 1o-ca lhl- E'"iN
when used ia court, Will have to have PA''i" N''
lnicctaut attachment.
The war,tory fever La, spread from " The century
to sclibncrs Magazine That monthly W."
0.htiug Napolcon'- battles. The editor OF harp'rs
.hould hire ,omc Old Roman 10 warm over 'he e'"'
pa 80 OF Caesar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
IO\t! ISLAND

burglars entered the house of , T. Reuss, village
treasurer of college Point, early yesterday morning
and ransachcd the house from top to bottom while
tho family slept Siverwarc, jewelry and ether val
uables wore carried OF to the value OF $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

,,,r,- Jo,.-yaro, Aivsnsisbeu. lately German NH"
nd 0 Senator william H. harnun. y.
te', ,, ~ ARM, Ho>-EX 1overhor re- '
r rIencv Of v Hampshire and Senator ieni, IL v.ns
NJ nidlerown. y. Y.-.... Uinfsor Ho'''- ' "
- rohn " pAaae. Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
Purify Your Blood

We Lecye Hoes Sarsapahlla s. 'hc very bc't m'd'
cine keep tho blood pure aud to eXpe the germs
Of scrofua rheuD and Other iDi0 which cause -
much sgerng and sooner or later undermine the general
health. by peculiar curative power 1oods Haf~"
parilla strengthens and builds the system while II
eradcalcs disease
took Hood, Sarsararilia for loss OK appetite cys
pepsa and general languDr. 1t do H. vast amount %
GOOD" j. ". WIILEIORD. Quincy. Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
100 Doses One Dollar

parllla should do this spring. IL IL oofo's',
honest and reliable PREPARATION. Tncy |'-"u"o' anu
contains no injur!ou, ingredient whatever Ihoh'ads
who have taken IIoois Sarsapara with beneht te'uy
to rs peculiar curative power.
Early last 81 ing very mu'h run OWN ha'
headache felt miserable and all that 'ooH
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and much benefited by H.
recommend It to my fiicnds' MRS. J. NJ TAYLOR.
1,ii9 Euclid Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
The Best Spring Medicine

For fr-t-class spring medicine my VIE ana
both think very highly ~ Hoods Sarsaparlla We both
took # last spring 1t did gr'at deal OF good and
We lt better through TIE hot weather than ever before
1t cured my wife Of sick headache from when she nae
suffered glca, de. and relieved Of dizzy. ured
feeling I think every ought 10 tako something "a
purify the blood before tho hot weather cones on and
o shall certainly take Hoods SssaDarS this sprncJ
j. II. PEAECE, Supt Granite Railroad Co.. Concord
y. AZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11

4. GAILIAKD THOMAS. M. ID.
MR.. ELLIOT p. SHEPARD
MR. SIDNEY DILLON
MR. HORACE l. HOTCHKISS
MR. FRED'K 4. CONSTABLE.
DIR. J. A. BOsTWICK.
mr. WALLACE g. ANDREWs
Mr.. DONALD MACKAY.
MIR J. !. McCOMB, Dobbs Fesry.
MIR. Il. FULTON CUTTING,
and hundreds Of other NO Nm ~s,tsmea
uss ssS nass:s .LEcr SERVICE for main tanning
evoe IN hon ocoa
Kind 81 Asas aasomansey acea ratsi1 ssd positively
trelled.
heaA comfort Aud ecsnsmy Sud prsvsntag Tho Gesiruc
uon Of furnttars woodwof.. frescsng &c We refer
Of cnstemers whose t~smonsls bo
illustrated Catalogue On application.
METROPOLITAN ELECTRIC SERVICE CO.
MAIN OFFICE. BRANCH OFFICE
t2o Broadway Equitable Building b East 18th "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
GOING BY HIS OWN WATCH.

1HE PRErExT FOR A STRIKE OF srINNERs II NKw-
BEDFORD.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, March 10.-FIve Of tho six
Wauisutta Mills still shut down, and to all appear
will remain for long time, unless tho strk
ing eplnners return to work BY this strike 1000
hands are compelled to quit work. good many Of
whom already needy. All Of this IS caused by
spinner stopping work by his own watch, instead
Of BY the Office tme which was three minutes faster.
The ovorseor discharged him. but he claimed that the
mill was running overtime. and the other spnncrs
supported him. An effort made this morning by
r. ~. Aciiey, OF Boston. a member Of the District
Executive Committee OF the knights Of Labor to bring
about compromise by asking for tbs reinstatement Of
the discharged spnner His efforts wero futile for
tho mill management Will have nothing more TO do
with tho Knights Of Labor secret meeting was
held Just before II O'clock and 1t voted To stand
firm
Tho weavers feel the strike more than Other OPERA
tiveS, many of thOm are girls and earn much less
than tho epinners. Tho discharged man Is barber
as we'll as a spinner. and will probably follow that
business now.
Affairs at tho Potomska Mills look dubious for the
return Of tho spnners unless they return OF their own
accord. that mill has large supply Of filling on
hand, and without tbs aid OF the striking
spnners for long tiIDo. Some OF tho strikers have
secured work out OF town
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11

TO WITHDRAW FROM THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Fall Rivor, Mass, March 10 (speciap.-secretary
Howard, Of tho spnners, to-day Issued the following
circular: ain things essential, unity The monthly
meeting will be held In the SPINNER Hall Tuesday
evening, March 10. Business OF very great impOr
tance will he submitted to this meeting, and It is
highly desirable that member should be present"
II Is thought that the business OF great Importance
refers to the ted withdrawal OF the spinners from
the Knights OF Labor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
WHOLESALE ARRESTS REPORTED.

SULLIVAN, MITCHELL AND THIRTEEN OTHERS SAID
TO HAVE pRFN CAPTURED.
JovDov. March lot IA rcported that Sullivan
and Mitchell and thirteen other per.ons have oecn
arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
Hoods SarsapariIla
100 Doses One Dollar

= al drroc..ts al; six for a.. fT'nsr'' o'''
mnnn 20 AnnihfcarleA Lowell. N.rs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-07-24
3abraam9 Is. 9ubuqut Soma 9euaag ben "a. Sni 1883.

ffdnbisteit seiiartten Wiusn INNER gum
ftttIi9 @uten antreibt, ben @ebrau@ Der
anseborenen Treibeit slei@3ettis let@ter
un6 fi9erer ma9t. gs III bur@aus ber
Wabrbeit entseseu, baB bic 0iCensatte
bes Meniten wesen bes giusreifens @ots
tes meniser frei ieien. Denn bic Rraft Der
s5ttIi9en @nabe wirtt In, Snnerften bes
@ilIens unb itimmt nberein nit ieiner nas
tarIidsr Nsisuns. neil fe aussebt uon
Deuienisen, Der ieIbff uniere Seele unb
unieren DilIen sei@affen bat. unb Der aqe
Weien ibrer Natur entipre@enb bewest.
Die s6ttIi9e @nabe 1T iosar, wie Der
guslii@e Qebrer iast, neil fte uon benz
Wertmeiifsr ber Natur berrubrt, munbers
barer Weiie ba3u ansetbau unb seeisnet,
iesIibe Natur 3u i9iteu, bic gisenart, bic
Rraft unb bic Wirtiamseit elmer ieben 3u
erhaIteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-07-24

nod eine fuIminants 0sbe 3ur @unii bers
feIben sebaIten batte. IS ittmmten far
ben 4ntras le2 Demotraten, basessn l4s
RepubIitaner. Soubsn uon Yennfplpas
MEN unb BIiss pon Re~" 'ort, susi Sc.
mo,raten ifimmtr5l.a, fat; bie beibeu
mepubli.auer g&$eu, oas ep gor. unb
gseIfou uou msiuusi siSrs'u"'I Iar. aue pier
t1nabbansisen itimuten -hfir. als bas
@eiultat betannt uarb, brad Iauter SubeI
unter ben Oemotraten aus. Sie i9ments
ten Taf@enta@er unb iau@3ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-07-24
Holitii9e &unoidaa.
SuIau0.
GonQreBb erbdnOlunQen.

Ser Senat trat benz Sausbsi9IuKe,
wona@ 9arris aus Ohio, Martta aus
2anias unb Sartranft aus pennipIuanien
,u @itsliebsrn bes gerwaltunssratbs ber
SnpaIibsnbduisr srwabIt wurben, bsi,
uabu, bis Bin, ueI9e fur Elm DensmaI
bss ReuoIutionsseneraIs George @osers
gIart 3u 9ouisuille in aentudp bie Suume
BON $e5, 900 anusif, an unb fubr nit ber
geratbuns bes Gii9ereiuertrass fort. Wit
30 sssen 81 Stimmsn warb ber gori9Ias,
s. 6. Gremont NIT @enerals sWaiorss Stang
Bu peniiouiren, ansenommen. Ser pom
9auk uerworfeue 9uias gum poifetat,
bic AssiQisaaS=nAa 600 far Sie
fabs iinb mitteIameritanif9e Yoit betrefs
fenb, purbe fallen seIaiien. Ser @siess
eutwurf, weI@er bic BesIsi9uns Der 25bns
ber In Hunbesbienitm itsbenbsu arbsiter
na9 Mabsabe bss N&titunbeuseieses bss
trifft, seIanste NIT einem 9uiase, wona9
Stadarbeiter ebenio 3u ber Ra&3abIuus
bere@tist ieiu iolIen, wie Easarbeiter, NIT
90 sssen 81 Stimmen sur Iunabme. Die
gorIase bsitimut, boB aeute, bic na9 BEN
95. Stunt 1868. benz Gage ber Mnnabme
bes geieses, wobur& cine abtitanbise
arbsit far ein Gasewert ertIdrt wurbe, aIs
Tasl0bner, ober aIs 5anbwerler - uon
Der Bunbssresieruns, ober far bic Buns
besresieruus sebeuert uaren, sIei@uieI ob
3u einsm fefen EaseIobn, ober far Stads
arbeit. ober attorbarbeit, mad Wabsabe
obissn @sieses besabIt wsrben iouen. Die
Mniprd@e auf ioI9e aobnna9aabIuus wsrs
ben an bic xgourt oi Claims" perwieien
unb finb baua& 81 beslei9eu, bod iinb
bisisIben binnen swei Sabren mad annagme
ber 9orIase seItenb au MAIDEN. Gu9
brau@t ui@t Sober alIetu ieineu Nnipru@
seItenb su MAIDEN, ioubern Tam ft@ cine
beliebise ansabI su bieiem 3wede uerbin'
ben, bod tam nur ber anipru@erbebenbe,
ober teFen @e@tsno9fOIser bas geIb ers
beben. lleber ben Gntras bes Nusi@ufes
far Territorien, aus benz Territorium
Waibinston unb eineu EbeiI uon Sbabo
einen Staat su biIben, warb bebattirt.
Die 5ausuorIase, weI&e bas nit ben Sbos
tbones unb ben Bannods in ber Sort 5alIs
@sierpation tn Sbabo setroHens Xbsommsn
sutbeibt, wurbe nebit einem 3uiase anse'
nonmsn; besslei9en bic ,0orIase, pd&,
far elm Bunbessebdube sn Opstg1las IN
eouiiiana $50. 900 bewiuist uus Sic Saus.
portage, fur 9ermebruns ;ibss MitsIiebe,
bss Obsrseri&ts non 8dtota um zines
bic Senatsuortase Js5tI4e bie 0erienbune
uon gesenfdnbeE NIT Der pOit, inwenbil
Ober auspenbisJ JAanftIi9en. ebrenrlbriser
ober bro5enbeh SnbaIts I'M Wort ODE,
Bib, uab ny Druid ober s9rift ftrafba'
ma3t; biy SeuatsuorIase, wsI&e ber
Ritslisbesn Der @eiessebuus In ben Ger
ritorien \ bic HesIeibuus sewifer Memte'
perbittet unb bie 9ausbia. wel4e bic ga
eifef fgiienbabnen uerpFi@tet, EeIesrapben
lpaen IN Betrieb au serbaIten uub barau
bfe Dspsi&eu Der Nni@IubIinien obne TN
tsti&ieb au bef0rbern.
| Ssps.- Dh Earifbebatte wurbe an
abldff8 fortseiest. Ser antras, Woa
aus beg aife ber sollfdbisen @essnitdnb
au ffreti&su parb NIT laa sesen 9s Stim
men abbelebut. Das 6aus trat ben sc
natsbsi$lub betreffenb ben 8au cine
Bride tsi Cummings aber ben Mrtania
&M 9 amifas Fam bie Wias Hil
snblib aur abtimmuns, ua&bsm MiQ
TX
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-07-24
GttcDtltta I
e.. SetIt8tett oeS HatNeS
QeD XIII.

an ale Yatriar@sn, primateu, Grsbii9Sfe
anb Bii&6fe bes seiammten tathoIii@en
@,btreiies, wel@e NIT ben. NpoifoIii@en
StubIe IN 0erbtnbun8 fteben.