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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
SoDcotten perboten.

Sofsenbes LIT Der Cert bes pdpfli9en
Oetrets binftdtIi9 bes irii9sn ganpasnes
plans, wie i'm ein SsIssramm pom 20.
April aus &om mittbstIt:
vYst peribtebenen @slesenbeiten Fat BET
apoItplii1e StubI benz 8olte SrIanbs, bas
er BON isbsr NIT bsionberem Woblpolen
betru6tete, spefmdBise grinnerunssn bats
iiber sussbsn %Iaiisn, uie es feline Re9te
pertbeibtsen f6nne, obne Der @ere9ti9teit
unb benz DffsntIiden Srteben On nabe gu
treten. Infer bI. 9ater SEQ XIII. Be-
firdtete, baB bic art Der Rriesfibruns,
bic spii9en ben 2anbeisentbimsrn uno
8d9teru Srlaubs obpaItet, unb bic 9es
uSbnIi9 Der @ampasueplan sendnnt wirb,
bic aber i'm @runbe ni1tS Inberes aIs elm
iociales Snterbict, bas i%osenannte Sopcots
ten III, ben pabren Sinu Der @ere6tisteit
unb Nd1fsnliebe psrtsbren mag. Darum
bat ct Der Congregation Der Snquiition
BEN @uftras ertbeiIt, bieie InseIesenbeit
elmer srnifbaften unb iorsiamen Srifuns
su untersiebsn. Den garbindIen Der Sons
sresation wurbe alio bic Srase porselest:
ISL es In einem Streite smiiden Ganbs
eiseutbimern unb Yd4tern suIdilis, bies
isnissn Wittel an3uwenben, bic aIs Cams
pasneplan unb Bopcoiten betannt tnb?"
Ha9 LANCER unb reifi9er @rudsung
baben bic garbindle bieie Srase einifimmi9
NIT Rein beantportet, unb ibre gnti4eis
buns purbe am Wtttwo6, ben Is. Ipril,
bur1 ben bI. Sater beitdtist.
Die 9ere@tisteit bieier @ntiteibans
pirb BON Ssbem einseiebsn perben, Der in
@rwdsuns sisben nil, baB cine Yc9t, bic
auf beiberieitiser 3uitimmuns rubt, ni9t
obne @srtrasss9 erlssuns bur4 ben bloben
Wilen bes pd1ters perringert weroen
fam, aumaI rpenn ss @eribtsb0fe sibt,
pslde eissns our S9lidtuns FOLDER Streis
tisteiten unb ;ur 8crminberuns unsere9s
ter gadtbetrdse mad benz @et@tspunfte
Der giQieteit etnseieSt finb. 9lu9 biirfen
bic llria4en, ueI9e ben Wertb bes 9anoes
u%erminbern, ni4t auBer I3t selaien psrs
ben.
&ann es fernsr als erIaubt betra3tet
perbsn, baB &enten ben BG4tern abges
prebt unb ben Sdnbeu u%nbetannter Bsrios
men gum S9aben Der 2anbeisentbamer ans
psrtraut werben2
S9liebli9: @iberipri9t es Der 9ere4s
tisteit unb ber Nd9fenIiebe, bur6 elm ses
feui5aftlidss Suterbict bieienisen gu pers
folsen, bic ban,it aufrieben fnb, bic &ens
ten gu aablen, weIGe fe gu 3abIen psripros
den baben2
gei6t minbsr unseredt wirbe es iein,
wcate man Disienisen bopcotteu, wel9e in
ber Gusabuns Der ibnen suifebenben
Gsdte, I~esrfebsnbe 6armen In Pa9t
nebmeu.
gs wir6 baber bic gfidt ber iriideu
Bii9Dfs fem, nit sbsnio piel 8orfidt aIs
gnsrsie bic irii@e @sifIi@teit unb ben
2aienitanb gu ermabnsn, baB fte
bic @ren3sn 9riiIider RdditenIiebe unb
@ere6tistsit ni9t iiberidreiten, wdbrenb
fs fid UNI ein 9eilmitteI fur ibre bebranste
Gage bemIbsn.
r. Cardinal Wondca Ga 8aletta.
&om, 20. Gpril 1885,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
Scr bI. 9tncens pom YamIa.

SIM @nfanse bes fieben3ebnten Sabrbuns
berts bate Srantrei9 ftirmiide, srdueIs
uole 3siteu burdSuma9eu. Gs witbstsn
bamaIs bic iosenanuten 9usenottens
&riege, b. 3. bic &risse NIT ben gaIuis
niften. Sn Srantrsi5 bisBen ndmIi1 bic
Iubdngsr 2utber's unb galutn's 5usenots
ten un6 bisie Settirsr fibrtsn bamaIs nit
ibren tatboIii6en Mitbirsern sinen 6ries
auf COB unb 2eben. 3abQoie Sdaaren
BON Rriesstne9ten bur9Bosen bas 2anb,
raubten unb pIinbsrtsn ibsraQ unb besei9s
neten ibrsn @es NIT Worb unb 8ranb.
@anse Strsfsn 2anbes uurben 3u @ins
6beu, in bensu II @5lfe baufsu; Suns
ger unb 8sft, bieis fur9tbaren &inosr bss
Rrisgss, ftelten fi9 aud balb Elm; bic
Rotb mat man9srorts 10 sroB, baB bic
Weni9en ME 9eipeniter umberirrtsn, nm
stwas @Bbares 81 iu6en unb fe warsn
iibsrslitIt6, uenn fe Elm paar @urSsIn auf
benz Selbe fanben, I'M ben nassnben Suns
ger gu itiuen. Su bieier 8ett Der sr6Bten
Rotb trat aus Der Quite zines armsn Qanbs
names in Der @aseOsne elm @ertseus Der
s0ttIi9eu @r6armuus beruor, elm @useI
Der belfenben 9iebe. @r ibte aue lei6s
li5sn unb seifIidsn @erte ber garmbsrs
5istsit uub omar ni9t u sesen ~ein5eIns
Yerinuen, ionbern Se3en sanje Prouinsen,
ni5t nur in penisen Sdaen, ionbern eine
LANCE &eibe pon Sabreu biubur9. 9ieis,
@ngel Ser Rd9 ftenIiebe ma,
9incen3pon Yaula, beien Sep bic
tatboIii5e &irSe bente feiert.
@eboren I'M Sabre 1866, wurbe 8ins
cen3 mad elmer ini9ulois uno frOmm pers
Iebfen sSussub I'm aIter bon "a Sabren
gum Yrieter sswsibt. Sun Sabre 1905
purbe er auf benz Wssre pom Seerdubern
~sefanssn ssnommsn unb na4 afrita se'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08

fam, baB 10 pieIe &Omii9tatboIii9s oil ben
@sitaoen bieies Continents laaben un5
lensten bic aufmertiamteit auf bersn Bee
tebruns" (Evangelisation). (@in wsitss
RET 8epeis fir bic Rotbpenbisteit bes
9eo:9auies.) Gum 2a@sn bra9te uns
bic 2ectiire ienes Ebeilss ber abrefe, Der
wOrtIi9 beiBt: Ser r&omanismus" mag
%confequenter @eiie bic poIitiiden 9anos
lunsen ieiner anbduser bebsrri9en; aber
ber Wetbobismus tbut bas ni9t." limb
bod 1T grade has 9esentbeiI Ianbbstauut.
Den Srdusn parb bas Ge1t, als Witslie;
Der Sit unb Stimme in Der geriammluns
81 babsn, auf grunb bet Contribution
(ibrer &ir9e) usrueisert. l1nb bod bsiteis
gen Srauen bic &an3eln berielben &ir3e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08

itdnbtseu 9duiern au ueriorsen. Sir bic
un3dbIisen MiBissdnser, bic fi9 auf ben
StraBen unb @aHen Der Stabt umbertries
ben, burd unseitimss gstteln bic gors
iibersebenben belditisten unb bic @nba9t
in ben Rir9en ~ftOrten, bic tn buntIen
4benbfunbeu nit ben @affen in Der Sanb
Mlmoien besebrten unb bic Siderbett ges
fabrbeten, sriinbete ct NIT SiIfe Der &6s
nisiu Elm sroBes hospital, pel6es 9arts
pom Der entiebIi5en 9ettIsrIase bsfrsite.
Sir arn1e GRANDMOTHER, bic ii9 wesen Glitter
unb S9pd9e ibr Brob ni9t perbienen
tonnten, srinbste er cine 9e~riorsunssaus
ffalt; fir unslIdli1s 8ISbs unb Srins
nise, bic ais SteIi9eibe roben 86bsIpises
umberirrten, cine entipre4enbe llntsrtuuft.
glus benz Weuisen, mas mir BON ben
Q~tebssperten bes 81. 9incsna ssiast baben,
erfisbt man, baB man NIT Re4t iasen
tann: es sibt auf grben tsin 2isbesusrt,
bas ct ni9t ssibt, fsin @lenb unb tein
llebeI, gu befen 9ebuns ct nt9t liebesfreus
big bic 6anb seboten bate. gu ietner
3eit war er in Srantrei9 ber G~ussansss
punt pom @aem, mas i'm sansen 2an6e
fur bas BobI Der Wsni9bsit sei9ub. Der
arme Brteiter bat in suanats Sabren mebr
4Imoien pertbeiIt, mebr miloe @aben ses
ipenbet, aIs suanSis 6irfen in sueimal
swau;is Sabren tbun; bas Seltriislsin
isiner ipenpsnbsu 2isbe mar ME Ieer; Wils
Iionen sinsen bur6 feline 9anb, er nabm
fe aus benz uusrmeBltdeu S9ase, pelden
bas S9erfetn Der @ittws, Der Sbaler bes
&ei4en unb Der Sesen 9Ottes biIbeten.
9as Inbenten bes 81. 9inesn3 miro in
Der tatboIifden &ir9s INNER elm ssiesne:
ties bleiben. gu benz StrabIsrslan3e Der
9eiIisen, weI6er i9on LANCE bas 5aupt
besislbeu umstbt, bat unier slorrei9 resie'
renber 8apft SEQ XIII. Dor &uraem cine
neue gbrentrone ~binsusefist, inbem ct ben
I'll. 9iucen3 gum beionbereu Butron auer
2%iebssperte tn Der tatboIii5e Stride eins
istte. (St. YauI. s8I.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
Ser @erfau Weu. @naIanoS

wirb isst gum @esenitanbe Der l~1nteriu:
dung AUDI BON isineu eiaenen 8erebrern
sema9t. 60 BON @soffrsp gbampIin in
Der r~eueiten (Wai') Ruumer Der v9tortb
Qmericau &eutew".
Ser senannte grtiteI lit suud9if bss:
balb mertuirbia. NEIL sr ben 9erfaa pou
Neu England decline of New England)
a!s cine ausemein betaunte, unbefreitbare
Sbatia4e binfteat.
@enu anseisbsne Wonatsi6riftsn 70
banbeln, 70 Fam on ber Congratulated
Der Ebatia6e pobI tauu Der mtnbefte
5weifeI berri9en.
@as Gbamplin aber 3ur grtldruns bes
betlasten Ibwartssebns iast, 1T tbeilpeiit
abseidmudt. Iuf ernftsr geoba6tuna
berubt pobI u Elm einaiser 9lbidnitt: Der,
In msldsm bic v@ bnuna . o n
b er Nrbett" ais Sueqe bss Serber:
bsns be;ei6nst wirb.
vgtne INNER sunsbmenbe Wense pon
rei9sn unb mi6tsen 2eutsn - 70 iast
@bamplin-ma9t bic Neus@ nslanbsS taas
ten, namsntli9 i'm CONNER, gu ibrem Ga:
serplat. @benrals warsu fs Elm moberues
Sparta, bas beifdubis NIT einem sdb : mas
seren Boben unb einem un~freunbli9en
&Iima i'm Sample lag. Gin Rampf, ber
9eib unb Seele trdfttste. Seute itub fs
Elm moberueS @apua, Elm r~ieisnbafter sos
tel Compiler uoq 8sbientsr, bic burd gers
pflssuus rsi9er W~iiissdnser ibr 9sben
frtfen. 0ie Meb:aabI Der Sesftdbte uub
S6rfer, aus benen 10 pieIe Der beifen unb
sr6Beitsn @dnner Der Station berporse;
sansen ftnb, ftnb nt6t msbr 8lanafatten
ernfter 0enter unb ssbulbiser 4rbsiter ;
ionbern 9uitsdrtsn fir miBiss Mdnner
unb nod srinbli9er benz RaBissanse ers
sebene Jrauen."
Wa8 Ebomus BON Mquino BON benz piers
fa1en Swsf Der Mrbsit unb ibrer gerbinbs
Ii9teit flr aIe Wttslisbsr BET WenI9sns
familte ia9t, wirb bier erfabrunssmdBis
bsitdtist. 9ie msnidli9sn 2sibsni9aften
erbaIten, wenu bas pom Der Hatur feIber
georonete 5emmniB Der Nrbeit bsieitist III,
ben aIerfretsiten SpteIraum. Der 3usd
Der @be: 5ortpflanauns bes @eidIs4tes
unb G~rsiebung Der Ra9tommen, wtrb aus
Ber I6t gslafen. Die perantportunsss
pole Iufsabe ber 8erpaltung Der anpers
trauten iroii9en Sitter ntdt erfiIt.
Qn bic Serien Der Mannsr unb @eiber,
bic ii9 bieiss WiBbrau1s fduIbis MAIDEN,
bsftet fi4 bann aud bic natirIi9s Citrate.
Sbre t0rperIi6en unb setitisen &rdfte lais
fen mad. :
60 sutartste bic berridenbe &ace i'm
alien beibnii9en &Omerreid. 9is Sddse
ber %beuobnten @elt, bic in ibren 9aIditen
suiammsnfofeu, entnsrptsn iie. limb ME
fe bic &raft ber 9srrf9aft u~srloren bats
ten ; u~erIoren ie aud bas Serri9srs&s9t
2onsobarben unb @otbeu, Srauten unb
Sa9isn trateu an ibre Steae.
gsinabs i9sint IS, baB fi9 In bieism
sroBen unb rei1eu 2aube Elm dbult9er 5ers
gang poIIaisben MIL. glus Der 9eturatb
Der gtmberu uub Eeutoueu ftr0mt cine
neue gSIterwanbsrung mad ben @eitaben
gmeritas. W6dte bisieIbe, nidt bur5
mites @etreii9 ober sisrisss 5anSauss
itreden mad ben &afsni4rdnten Der ssssns
wdrtis nod in Der Ma9t Befinbli9su,
ionbern bur9 sebrxbtse arbeit, ii6 ibrer
Ra9folse wirois MAIDEN! (am.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08

sSbr tennt, ebrparbise 8riSsr, bic 3eit:
srbdItnife. Nuf Der etnen Seite iinb bic
Rsni6sn Don elmer unbdnbtsen 2sieputb
bsfeeIt, auf Der anbsrn Sette ersieBt fi9
Elm Strom i9Ie6ter S@riften. IS fam
faum sef6tIOert werben, weIden S4aben
bieie tastdslt9 ben Sitten unb Der &eIts
gton sufisen. 9urum feb eifris barauf
beba9t. bur9 Bitten unb @rmubnen unb
auF aubsre @siie bic @ldubisen pon ieneu
~uulautsrn Queuen fernaubalten unb iis gu
befern su fibren. Sebr niblt9 wtrb es
fem, mem, unter euerer Iuff9t unb 9eis
tuus Easssbldtter eri9etnen, pel9e BEN
pon allen Setteu barserei9ten Site sett:
senaB eatsesenwtrten, unb bic 8abrbett,
Suseno unb &eIision idasen.
Geo XIII. on bic portusieiii6eu gii6Ofe
1886.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08

Interchangeable gonuerion bteies Sabres
ffattfinben, inbem i'd aIsbann ben Iutberis
i9en Stiftsprpbf Sanien in bic Stride
aufnebmen werbe. Sa ber 9robit felt 25
Sabren bieie bSdfte Stelluna nod Der bss
Bii9ofs In Der Iutberiiden 8irde bstIeiSet
bat unb aubem elmer Der bebeutenbiten,
tbeolosii9en S9riftiteler 1T, wirb bieier
S4ritt boffentIi9 reiden Sesen na9 fi6
,iebsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
Ratbol5@sr Rtrdeu, aalenser.
Weun Der Gr6iter tomr,en wtrb. Sob. Is.
R6tans i6r Sat6oiRen !
Die etinrue oes BERT. 9ius TX.

8ir eriu9en Sie infdnbtsft, allen beneu
NIT eursm suten @taen unb eurer 9unit
bei3ufteben, bic, NIT 9eiit besabt unb NIT
aeniseaber &enntniB uusseriitet, f9 an
Bic Nrbeit MAIDEN uub Si@er unb 3eituns
gen our 8ertbeibtsuus unb 9erbreituns Der
fatboItf9en 2ebre uer6fentIi6en.
@ncpclica 4ius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08

Sn Nsp BORT periammsItsn fid am 2.
b. ~. Wiai bic Wstbobiiten gu ibrer uiers
idbrissn gonferen3. Su lire, abrsfs
ma4tsu bic v8ii4Ofe" barauf auimrts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
Sir6fi6e %gleuts&eiten.
u q II b.
gr3bt6ceeM iIw


Su Der ct. @eora'ss&irde gu &enOs
iba, @isc., purbe am Sreitag, ben 80.
Npril, has Seit bes ~&ir9enpatrons besans
gen unb suslei3 feierte Der ct. @eor9'ss
Inter s8erein bas flberne Subis
ldum ieinss Ssftsbens.
Sic bObmii6e 81. Sobannes' gtepOmnts
@emeiube IN Milpautee i9idt f9 an,
einen bentwIrSisen Gag in ibrsr 9sl9idz
tie, namli9 ben %. Sabrestas ibres Bee
ifanbes. su beseben, unb Swar am beurisen
Yinsffeite, ben 90. Mai.
@r3bi6eefe ct. 2ouis.
Sudu. P. Sobn g. Seroiu 8. j., feisrte
not. 8o5e In Der alien ct. Sranaistus.
3apsriuss Rtr9e su ct. 2ouis ietn solbes
mes Srbensiubildum. Ser Subtlar rpuroe
am /. Sebr. 1922 In Der Stabt ct. Souls
seboren. Seine eItsrli9e @obnuns ftanb
on Der Slboft. Ode Don groaowap uno
OliuesS traBe. Wait 8 Sabren trat sr ais
SdIler in bic ct. Souls llniueritp elm
unb b(ieb bort Bis 1888, mann CT tn bas
Ropisiat Der @eieui9aft Sefu IN 6Ioriiant
eintrat. SpGter ifubirte CT pieber IN ct.
9ouiS unb wirtte banu als 9sbrer am ct.
3apiers 6 oles In Cincinnati. 1851 ems
| ping er bic 81. Yrisiterueibe. Ra9 mebrs
idbrissm Wirten I'M Often tam p. 0erbin
rpieber mad ct. 2ouis unb MAT pom 1854
$50 &sctor Der llniueritp. Damn mar
er na5eiuanber IN mebrereu 2ebranifalten
bes Srbens, unb aud i'm Miiftonsfa4e
tbdtis. Seit sinisen Sabren bsfinbst ii5
P. 9ertin wieber in ber ct. Gouis nniuers
ftp, uo er nod llntsrri9t ertbeilt unb I'M
8ei6tiuble ausbilft. W6sen benz Subis
lar nod pisls Sabre iesensrei4en @irtens
usr9Ount iein!
gr3bi6esfe Oregon.
Sem bpdu'ittu Gr5biidof @rOb Don
Oregon @itp i9sntten tirali9 su isinem
fIbelnsn prtsitsriubtlaum SortIanbsr
Damsn cine pra&tuole @apa WRasna,
wel9s nit 500 Ssrmslinfelen sefittert TT,
unb isbsnfaQs zines Der foitbariten bsrars
tiaeH tir@li9sH SspaHssr biIpst,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
Die etiuttne Sep's XIII.

2uhet euer 2i@t Ieu6ten por ben Meens
f4eu, bautt ie euere suteu @erte ieben.
limb BET 5err sebe eu9 6a3u Seinen Sesen !
Geo XIII. an bas in Yarma eri6einenbe 8Iatt
Luce" (Geu9te), anfan9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
aus oen, Eager mnierer @esner.

8on elmer benz &aiier Sriebri6 iebr nabe
itebenben Seite III tir3Ii9 iiber Sanfen's
@eidi6te bss beutidsn 8oItss cine 4subss
runs ssfaaeu, psl9s Der MittbeiIuns
bO4ft pirbis 1T. sd leie bas @ert",
lautete tieieIbe, Init sroBem Sntsre6e.
au3 fir bic guanselii9en lit es gut, baB
bieie pirrs 3sit einmal aud pom einem
&atboIiten srinbIid bebanbeIt rporben 1T.
Sd bore, baB Der Serfafsr uisI bsi5impft
ptrb, aber i1 wetB ni9t parunt, bsnn Ct
isIbit i9impft nienals. Wenn er 3u nett
sebt, ioate man ibn rubis In bic S9raus
Ten peiisn, absr ni6t i9impfen. Sn gna:
lamb uab Srantrei9 ertsnnsn ieIbt bic
reIisi0ien Sreibenter bic sroBe 8ebeutuns
bes Wertss an"
Der enslii9sameritanii5e proteitantil6e
Wobepfarrer 5aa tn Rep Yort fol- ALIEN
IN ben Iesten fiiuf Monatsn $50 200 in
Grannn9siporteln sema6t baben. Gin
sIiidli9er Srdutisam CAB INN fir bas
S9ir,en bss 6notsus etne anweiluug aui
$4,000. Or. SaQ 1T cine Wiqion Dol.
lars vwertb1, unb isin idbrlidss @intom:
men wirb auf 500. 900 bere1uet. Sr
ieiner Stride fiebt man bes Sonntass 400
Wtatonen Dollars ruerlammelt~. Seine
5o9seitsn fnb bas Wonopol bisies
swell"s9rebisers, unb namentIid bic
grdute brinsen baraut baB er bic gsre:
monte uornebme, neil es gar 70 fem" iei,
BON inn sstraut 81 werben."
Dis Wstbobiiten In Nsp Oort babsn fd
NAL srinbIi5 aussebsuIt. Der v8ub'.
Yrebiser" EbOmas 5arriion bat IL @odeu
lang tn Der WeItitabt fem Sanbpsrt &C.
trieben. 1000 gonpsrionen fouen ftd
sreisnst baben. Der 9r. Salmass ma6tt
aud nit. Rittass unb slbenbefen wurbs
pon Der v&ir9e" seIiefert. Die y9euIe:
rei~ sins ununterbro4en Gag unb Na9i
uoran. vgonpertiteu ioaen fi9 banat
einridten, baB ite "a Stunoen binterein:
amber In Der p&tr9e" bIsiben t6nnen."
60 itsbts in einem Rsp Oorter SIatt.
Great Scott!
Sn Nep BORT periammslteu fi1 am 2.
b. 10. Wai bic Wstbobiifsn au ibrsr piers
idbrissn gonferen3. Su ibrsr @breiis
ma4tsu bic rgif4Ofe" barauf auimsrt'
, 1888-05-01
EXCURSION
Through the Texas Panhandle to
Austin, Tex.

The details for the return excursion to
Texas via the Panhandle route are now
completed, and the rates announced are
as reasonable as those given the Texans
on the occasion of their visit to Colorado
last month.
This excursion will be to Austin, Tex,
to join In the grand celebration in honor
OF the opening of the magnificent new
capitol.
These tickets are good to return until
May 81, and to stop off at any point de-
sired in the Panhandle of Texas or along
the line, within that limit returning.
Excursions at low rates are contemplated
from Austin, during this gala week. to
Houston, Galveston, Dallas, San Antonio,
Arkansas Pass, etc.
The Texans extend n most cordial invi-
tation to the people of Colorado to visit
and see their beautiful country. and their
welcome will be most hospitable.
The word Colorado is a magic one and
the world will be thrown open to any per-
son who halls from the Centennial State
on this occasion.
The train will leave Denver via the
Denver, Texas q Fort Worth r. r., Pan
handle Route, Saturday, May 18th, about
1880 O'Clock a. M, and will be composed
OF smoking cars, first class day coaches,
Pullman Palace sleeping cars and dining
cars. The rates named are $35.l from
Cheyenne to Austin, Texas, and return,
over two thousand miles.
1t is requested that early notice be given
by those expecting to Join the excursion,
and sleeping car reservations made to
secure choice of Accommodations. Sleep
ing car rate will be $7.5O from Denver to
Austin. Applications for berths should
be made by May list, to Union Pacific
Agent at Cheyenne, or GEO, ADY, Gen
eral Passenger Agent, Denver.
The Colorado Press Association will
Join in this trip.
, 1888-05-01
Cruel Wife Murder.

CHICAGO, April 30.-While defending
the honor of her l3-year-old step daugh-
ter against the fiendlshness of an u natu-
raj father, Mrs. Muehlberg was struck
down with murderous intent by her hus-
band at u late hour last night and is now
dying, Muehlberg returned to his home
on Law avenue in an intoxicated condi-
ton after having been absent all day. He
wen directly to the bed room where his
three children lay sleeping and attempted
an assault on his daughter Eleanor. The
child screened for aid and Muehlberg's
wife rushed in from the ncxt room.
The brute was beating the child about
the head to silence her cries and when
his wife cndeavored to stop HIM he turned
and dealt her wo blows which cut her
scalp and face terribly. She made several
attempts to get to the door and call for
aid, but was prevented by her husband
beating her.
In the meantime all three of the chill
dren sprang from the bed ind endeavored
to stay their cruel parents wrath. Mrs.
Muehlburg at last succeeded in reaching
the steps, where she managed with super
human effort to cry for help. Muehlberg
then shook the children from him and
took a small crowbar from a tool chest
and struck the woman over the head,
crushing in her skull For the first time
he seemed to realize what he had done,
and he cntreated The children not to tell
who did the deed, and then taking some
money he fed. The police have as yet
been unable to find the murderer.
, 1888-05-01
HOW THEY TAKE 1T.
Opinions of the English Press
on the Papal Decree.
Irishmen Will Not Take Their
Politics From Rome.
Other Interesting Notes From
Abroad
What They Say About 1t.

LONDON, April 30.-The Pail Mall
Gazette, commenting on the papal de-
cree, says: The Pope's blunder amazes
us. 1t will make no difference in the
condition of affairs in Ireland, while ALI.
ance with the pope will displease Eng
land.
The 81. james Gazette asks what Glad
stone thinks of his position now. What
the vatican declares to be a damning sin,
Gladstone, it says. considers exclusive
dealing.
The Globe says: Archbishop Walsh
doubtless did his uttermost to refute
Mgr. Persico's statements relative to the
condition of affairs in Ireland. 1t is pos
sible, as the Daily Netos intimates, that
the pope has been threatened with some
thing like schism. The decree means
law and order, which were menaced by
the junction of a strong British party
with the Parnellites. They have now in
the vatican S opening overcome the dis
turbing forces assailing them.
The Star denounces the decree as cruel,
p~erilous and wanton. 1t says Ireland,
fighting with her back to the wall. will
never, perhaps, discover the methods by
which the attack was instigated. 1t Ire
land submits to sacrifice liberty to base
Tory intrigue she will be unworthy of the
freedom which in a few years Englishmen
will grant her if she maintains her de-
mands. The paper sunmonses English
men to denounce their ministers intrigue.
Ireland, it declares, will accept political
advice and counsel from no power but her
chosen political leaders.
The Standard argues hat the effect of
the decree will be disastrous to the Ma
tional League by lessening its contribu-
tons.
The Irish parliamentary party will take
nc steps in connection with the decree,
but will leave the question on its merits
to the appreciation of the people. The
promoters and supporters of the plan of
campaign do not expect the decree will
act as a serious check to the enterprise.
, 1888-05-01
HIS NAME Is FULLER.
The Nominee for Chief Justice
of the United States
A 12-Year-Old Boy Charged
With Manslaughter.
How Justice is Melted Out to
New York's Finest"
The New Chief Justice.

WASHINGTON, April 30.-The presi-
dent has sent the nomination of Melville
w. Fuller of Illinois to be chief justice of
the United States to the senate.
CHICAGO, April 30.-The nomination
of Melville Weston Fuller of Chicago as
chief Justice of the United States is re-
garded here with unbounded enthusiasm
by the leading men of both parties. Full
Ter is in every respect fitted to fill that
high office. He was born in Augusta,
Me-, Feb. IL, 1888. He graduated at
Bowdoin college in 1858, Minister Phelps
being his classmate. After studying law
at Bangor and attending lectures at Har-
ward, Fuller came west to Chicago. His
ability was speedily recognized and for
thirty years he has won distinction among
the iorenast of the bar. He has been
prominent at several Democratic national
conventions and in 1860 was selected to
deliver an address of welcome to Stephen
A Douglas. In his practice in the SUI
preme court of the United States Fuller
has frequently come iu contact with Ed
munds. Thurman and other great la ryers,
but has never failed to hold his W
against the greatest of them. He is
familiar with the decisions of court and
especially on all constitutional questions.
When Fuller was informed of the nom
nation he was overwhelmed with surprise
and requested that he be not pressed for
an extended interview, simply stating that
he would accept the nomination.
, 1888-05-01
POINTS.
Jas. Rcnshaw is up from Denver.
A NJ Rnird- Lincoln Nnh is in n

Jas. Rcnshaw is up from Denver.
A. NJ. Baird, lincoln, Neb., is in the
city.
Chici Justice Maginnis has returned
from Ohio.
Hon. j. A. Rincr returned from the
West last evening.
H.. l., Kingsley, Racine, Wis, is regis.
tered at the Inter Ocean.
Roadmastcr Alex. McGregor arrived
from North Platte last evening.
Chas. Badgette and A. D. Adamson
are in from the Horse creek ranch.
c. p. Allen, superintendent of the
Denver water system, was IN town yester-
day.
Geo. G. Masten has returned from an
Eastern health rcstort with but a trace of
rheumatism.
7. j. Kennedy, late of the telephone
exchange, but now with G. b. Goodeil,
went Fast last evening for a visit to his
home in Hartford, Conn.