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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
,1vrlrrRE RAILROAD TEAMS IN COURT.

Chicago, Feb. "A (specaD.-Judse Dreshaul a.o
Id pIoIgett today held the anal hearing of the suit
t,r q perpctuaI injunction sought by the pullman
palace Car Company TO restrain the Wagner Palace
Car Company from infringing upon the Pullman Ietter'
natent in the manufacture and use OF the Vctloulo
addition TO its cars. There were miniature HHl,Ei
trans running on tracks and perfect fac sHle OF 'l'
rcS,,blle which Is attached to each END oil a car
standing fourteen feet high, IN the court room
oGed and Towlc and b. +. Thurston read depo'tIOn9
.i,i,s stantiate the claims OF the Pullman company
and George e Payson began his argument for the
Mnrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

MP pownrVIy IN FIV0R OF PROHIBITION

Philadelphia. Teb. Ii tspeciall.-lh speaking oi ue
Prohibition amendment 20 the Constitution, General
Master Workman Powderly OF the knights Of Labor
said ro-day: ave are forced now TO choose be
tween the poverty and distress upon one side brought
about BY the drunka and The unprncpled rumselier'
and Prohibition upon tie other OF the two prefer
Prohibition The farmers need have no fear ieaT dei ci
proLbition in my opinion II means an increased ue-
mand for what they deal in-a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
poHBIyG THE ESTATE As 4N EXECUTOR.

Cincinnati, Feb. 14-Judge Robertson has fled IN
the Court Of Common Pleas an answer and cross
nettion IN the case OF Mrs Emma Harper, VIE OF
F /. Harper, against Mrs. Mary Baldwin, relict Of
Ammi Baldwin cashier Of the late Fidelity BANK
r7e document shows that in addition to his SIS 900
-tnr,a-s as cashier OF the Third National bahA,
Ta,dWIn Appropriated to his own use ana never
Ippaid about so ,OOO while executor OF the eeaVo
~ Mrs Z. L. Riddle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
WRECK or THE BRITISH SHIP ANGLo.IYD1.

WRECK or THE british SHIP ANGLo-lND1AN.
San Francisco, Feb. 14-Thc China steamer bflhgs
the Intelligence that the British ship Anglo-lndan
was lost TaEsui during heavy gale. The ma'c
and eight mon reached the shore IN boat but were
stopped By the natives The captain left the sinking
ship with tho remainder Of the crew, but nothing
has since been heard Of them and 1t IS feared they
were lost. The natives looted the ship and then
hnrned ler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
ANoTHER EMrN RELIEF EXPEDInoN.

Berlin, Feb 14.-Dr Karl Peters, president OF ihe
Emin Relief Committee, lccturing at Hhdeshem 10
night upon the Relief Expedition said tha' piepara-
lions were being made for another Ehgnsh ono
ditOn to East Africa and that the organizers 0i ht
scheme had ordered arms nom the same beIllh
firm that was supplying HIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
MR. BAYARD HAS PLAYED HIS PART.

Washington Feb lit is said at the State Depart
ment that there is not the slightest wish or desire
The part Of the President Secretary Bayard 10
embarass the incoming Administration with respect
10 its Samoan policy T. is not at all likely that the
present Administration VIII arrogae to itself the Sc
lection Of the American representative at the pro
posed Conference al Berlin that IL VIII take any
ac'ion whatever which might tend 10 commit the
next Administration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
vorrov PLEADS NOT GUILTY

London Feb. 14.-In the Bow Street Police Court
today Patrick Molloy, who is charged with committing
perjury when esfying before the Parnell commission
pleaded not guilty and reserved his defence lie was
Cnru ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
FOR / COLLEGE IN MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson, Miss, Feb. Ii tspeciaD.-MaJor II, W
Nnlsap. president Of the Capital state Bank here,
today subscribed $4,000 TO build and endow col
lere for the Methodist Episcopal Church south IN ms
state. His only stipulation IS that the enuron sHSi
collect from other SOURCES Ihe amounl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
ACCIDENT TO A CUNARD STEAMER.

London, Feb l4.-The Belgian steamer olbers,
Captain Gregory, from New-York February ., foc
liverpool, arrived al Queenstown today having in
tow the Cunard Line steamer Samana. The samarfa
was from Liverpool for Boston. and on February 10.
when 300 miles west Of Queenstown. she broke her
shaft On February l2 she taken in tow by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
ALL SERENE IN SAMOA.
MATAAFA AND TAMAsEsE REMAIN QUIET IN
THEIR sTRONGHOLDS.

Auckland, y. H.. Feb. 14-The latest sdvices from
say that there has been change in the situa
ton since the last report There has been no fight
Ing. and Tamasese and Mataafa remain IN their strong
holds. The British Consul has warned British sub
iects not 10 supply natives with arms and 10 MAIN
tain strict neutrality The British waIship Calliope
has replaced the warship RoyalSt. The German and
American warships remain stauonry. Herr BrandeS,
the leading partisan Of Tamasese has been recalled 10
Berlin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

NJ Floquet's Ministry was organized in April l777'
He had been for some months the subject OIL uIP-
lonatic correspondence between st. Petersburg ana
Paris because of his insult TO Alexander H., IN loo''
and Il then open secret that II the Gar ha''
not withdrawn his opposition he would not have
been honored with the trust which President CaIho'
then placed in his hands. His Ministry represented
the Radicals mainly. II. Floquet advocated Revision
of the Constitution IN his Ministerial programme but
alarmed by the menace Of the Opportunist opposition
who declared that they could overthrow him any ia!
by a coalition with the Conservatives, be deferred ac-
ton On this burning question. But when GcneraI
Boulangers revision agitation became dangerous in
the autumn, N. Floluct brought forward his piah'
which was of a radical nature. The President was to
be deprived of the right Of dssovlng the Chamber OF
Deputies; the Senate to have only suspensiVe
veto for two years in general legislation, and an empty
pfvilege Of remonstrance in financial affairs: col
lcctive responsibility Of Ministers to cease ana
each one n be personally responsible to the
Chamber: all measures were 20 be submitted to a
Council of state Ministers were be secure in oice
for a fixed time, and the Lower House was IL be le-
newed by thirds every two years. Drastic as this
measure was, the Committee on Revision considered
il too moderate and voted for tho abolition Of the
Senate and the Presidency. Final action was not
taken upon this measure. and NJ. FloIuet evidently
had no hope that II would pass the senate even If
adoptcd by the Deputies lie hoped his measure would
rake the wind out Of Boulangcr's sails but in this he
was disapponted when the recent Paris election was
held BY advocating extreme ideas, he tried to sat
sfv the Radicals and unite the Republicans, but his
course alienated thousands Of moderate Republicans
The COLLAPSE Of the Panama Canal Company also
weakened his Ministry, which six months ago prom
ised to have a long lease OF power HIS duel Win
ron anger last wear added TO his prestige, but his
weapons agains them only provoked dlssensions
among the Republicans and brought ABOUT Ills down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
cHAMnrRLAIN BURNED IN EFFIGY.

London, Feb. 14-At meeting at Dundee thh
evening which was attended by 10000 persons, an
efigy Of Mr. Chamberlain burned, resolution Of
confidence in Mr. Gladstone was passed and cheers
were given for MI OBIicn The proceedings were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
A RUMoR THAT DISTURBED THE BoERsE.

Berlin, Feb IA rumor that Prince Bismarck had
resigned the Chancenorship caused prices to weaken
slightly toward the close of todays session OF the
Bocrse Operators however, attached small credence
to the report which is totally dseedted in official cir
cles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
ONE VOTE GAINED FOR KEYY4.

Charleston, W. Va, Feb. II (speciaD.-There was
little II any change In the Senate situation today.
The ballot stood Gof, AZ henna al @ sSSo,e.ipS Mi
Ecuna has gained one vote but his election sun
seems far of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
MR. LESLIE PAYS THE 60. 900.

London Feb. 14.-Henry j. Leslie has oecideo not
10 appeal from the verdict given in the suit orougnt
against him by Mr.. lizard. aud has sent cheek 10
The latter for the amount of damages awarded 5Ooo
pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
MR. pARNELL,s HEALTH PRECARIOUs.

| Dublin Feb IL" The Evening Mail7 says It hears
! that Mr. ParnelPs health has developed very serious
turn and that his relatives entertain fears for his
]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
"REp.YOsED MIKE ASKS FOR 4 NEW TR

wlHesbare, Feb. l4-Thc attorney Tor ked-No'
Nike the convicted murderer OF Paynasters McO'Do
and Flanagan to-day filed a motion for new trai'
The reasons urged by them are numerous and techh'
cal The court is expected 10 rule on the motion
VIII 2 week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

THE AUSTRALIIN BALLOT REJECTED IN MAIN r.
Augusta, Me, Feb. l4.-Ihe House toaAy '0Au'0"
10 pass tho Australian Ballot bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
MILLIONS STARVING IN CHINA.

San Francisco. Feb. 14.Further advices from shang
hal by the China steamer state that the famine I'm
Anhui and Kiangsu Is worse. In one province 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

families starving, and altogether several millions
are suffering from famine caused by drouth two years
ID succession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
IRISH LANDLORDS STORY
THEY SAY THE ISLAND Is PROSPEROUS AND
MR.. BALFoUR IS WINNING.

HOME RULERS TESTIFY THAT THE LEAGUE is
LOSING It's GRIP AND THE AsHBoURNE' ACT
Is MAKING TENANT. .PRoPRIEToRs CON.
sERyATIvE-IRIsH LEADERS SCAT.
TERED - MR.. CHAMBERLAIN
STILL LIBERAL - THE
DOROTHY DIVORCE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26
Saar, MfoieI, Gifel unb Sunsrad.

SuRoben Bel SaarIouis ftarb elm
alter Suusseisue, Elm friberes 5attenbes
amter, Der f4 taum iatt e1eu burfte Dor
Spariamteit. Bel rlnteriu9uns ietner
9iuterlafsni5aft fanS man 81, 100 Mart
in @sIb.
Suber gifeI fub bic Sa5is folders
maben buusris, baB fis beim beIsn Gage
unssnirt ff9 ben @obnunsen ndbsru.
gtnem Bauer raubte Elm Tu6s einen
pradtuousn 5abu unb ais Der Bauer benz
Reifsr Reineds sins Sale iest, fst ber
S9Iauberser MOrssus baIb adt llbr Dor
Der Staatbir, bic fir i'm seipannte Sale
BON Der settle psrd9tIi9 bsi9ausrb. Wtt
benz S~ortIaufen Fat ss ibna nod nt4t NAL
prsifrt.
Erier. gs tam i1ou beute taum
msbr sinem 3usifsl untsrIieseu, baB bic i'm
CONNER bier gu peranifaltenbe 4unfts,
@smsrbes uub Notwithstanding bes
6anbelstammerbesirts Erier bas btsteu
tD!rb, mos cine bsrarttse Nusiteauns ibers
baupt bisten Tam, udunIi9 elm 9eiammts
bib Der 2eiifuugen unb Beitrebunsen auf
benz su perani1auli1enbsn @ebtete. gieIe
anmsIbunssn finb idou srfoIst, aubsre tn
fi4sre Musit9t seftelt.
Sn 2onfeIb BET 0ittIid lit cine
Sisnftmasb seitorbsn, weIde fe5en,ts
SABRE bet elmer unb bsrisIbsn 5amilis
ttente.
Sn benz groBen guneupaIbe
BET 8ettenfelb purbe bic Qei9e bes felt a4t
Easen psrmiBtsu S9neibsrs Setnrt5 RIeiu
aufsefunben. Rlein mar am O.. Ssbruar
tn benz furdtbarsn S9usefurm mad Witts
LID sesansen, weIdss pon bier stpa 30
SiIometer ~entfernt 1T. - Gu9 In Der G6bs
pom gusttr9eu bat man bic 9ei9e zines
2oiabr. Rdb9sns i'm S5uee sefuubsu.;
Gin 9 9misbsms ct ter aus 9oIs
lenborf bate bur9 3wei an bas Rsi1ss
BOifamt In Berlin seri9tste ginsa5en ben
friberen Boifinfpsttor Sta6le perlsumbet
unb purss gu l @o9e 9sfduSaiB uerurs
tbsiIt.
Am l. unb Q. b. W. fan6 Az Yriim cine
Saatsutaus ftsluns usrbuubsn NIT Saats
sutmartt ifati.
Sn &ireA3 Ieisrte am /. Wdra Fri.
9sbrerin Srim bas Sef hires 25idbriael
StanbesiubiIiuns. Sieielbe mar II Sabre
ununterbro5en in Der 9smsinbs tbdtig.
Na3 elmer brsitdsissn Ser5anbIuua
wurbe Der Ser9mann Nitolaus 6amm un0
Sob. Setter Clippers, 9ierbrauer aus SoIs
lamb, IN Der yerbre6erwelt uuter benz Was
men u5Oudnbsr Sean b%stannt, pom
S6wurssridt in Erisr gu IebsnsIdnsIiter
3u9tbausfrafe usrurtbeiIt. 0ieieIbsm
waren In Der Ra@t pom %. auf "a. Ses
bruar D. s. IN bic SammsrmhbIe BET ltsrs
beim in Der @ifel einsebruusen, batten aus
benz S9Iafjimuer Der Wiblenbsfssriu
800 W. ssftohIeu unS bsren SoSn .rmors
bet.
Die Erisrii9e 9sfeIIi9aft
6sui3rsd bate aud bisiss Sa5r auf Ros
%ienmOntaS ibren 1msug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26
GfaBsSotbrinsen.

OiutitonsaeneraI @omte, In
Sitid seboren, 1T In Srantrsi9 i'm alte.
BON SO Sabrsn seitorbsn.
Der Goritauebe gmiI S5I5ls
ier aus 5anpsiler 1T untsr Der 4niduIbis
suns, bur9 6abrIiifstsit ben Cob bes
Rinbss bes S6rftsrs auf Der S9ienmiSle
ueruria9t 81 babsn, su einem Wouate Sc
fdusuiB psruribeilt wor5en.
Die bissiabrissn ia feubir s
tsnbriee Der boduirbisftsn Biid6fe
u~nisrsr beiosn Ra96arbi6esisn Grier unb
Wes babsn fOIssnbe Ebsmata: Osrieniae
pom Mss beipri9t BITE bobe @drbe bss
Prietertbums, berieniss pon Erier bie
4rtfli4e grsiebuns Der Susenb. 9eSterer
9irtenbrtsf 1T ibsraus i90n unO Issrs
reid.
Ole sbrw. S1wsfern pon gsItre
baben bierorts has @runbftif Der Srau
Wtttwe Sennins gum Prsiis pon %, 900
W. erporbsu, UNI barin ibr Ysnfiouat pom
Heuem ein3urt9tsn. BstauntIi4 mubteu
bte S@wefferu Issteu 5srbt ibr bisberisss
2otal rdumen, ba ii9 ber 8obsu srbebIi&
seientt bate unb bic Wauern HiHe asiaten.
unterbaIb bss @ebdubsS befanben fi9 udus
ltd ate StoQen ber Saltne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26

Diet, Grst, nit Auna Waria 95ilippart.
Ritolas @snsIer, -acetieusg %oritesr, mil
gbritina Sirens - pom 20. @idi~orS
Sran; 4ausr Saul Wirtb, S%nsenteur, lit
Waria Sran3ista 8auline Waisrus =
pom q. Sobann SaIsinser, anseitsater
ber Wa6erIeituns, nit Inna Wasuer aus
ton 9uia. Stabt' ar@itstt, nit Soispbine
Waria BIniie.
SterbefdIIe. gom %. Sebruar:
Sobanu Dorm, alt 60 Sabre, 9ei9aftss
assnt; Raria Beauuaus, alt So s., Obue
@swsrb, sbslos Dom %. Waria Rams
mes, alt ~ s., Wittwe D. @ecrs Braun,
stls. Wiqer; WasbaIena Setter, alt SO
g., Wittwe .. Soiepb Yiri9, stls. Wius
ser;-uom 90. Wi9el websrna9, alt 4s
s., WeiBserber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26
2nreunburst,@es aus SeI8ien.

Gonna. Sebruar BIS 3um s.
mara wurbe 3u SsIinsen cine 81. Wiis
fon bnrd bic ebrp. Observation-Disclosures,
Serrsn P. Sacobs unb P. Rieuann absss
baltsn.
@renbeI. &m RoiensW ortas fameu
etwa so mastirte Yerionen aus benz @robs
bsrsostbum bier an. Na4oem fe it9, Der
Reibs mad, bsim 5errn Sob. Weduer NIT
Wsbl uerprouiuntirt batten, febrtsn he NIT
RIans uno Wuiit mad ibrer 5etmatb gus
rid. R6fIi9 baben fid bic ginwobner
pom @renbsI awuftrt. S9abe, bag Pun3
garnsuaI ni9t seseuwartis mar!
am 5. Se6ru a farb gu slrlon ST.
9efs, commits eriter &laiie in Der Sros
pin,iaIsR ~sstsruus, in 5oIss zines Ssr3s
idlaaes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26

9retpelotng { n. gtre 6eter, pte
fe i'm 2uremburser 2anbe wcbI nod ni9t
porsetommen iein mag, fanb I'M %. Ssbr.
unter GROCER G~5eilnabme BET 9farrst ifatt.
8ier Subelpaare batten bas ieItene Slid,
i'm &retie ibrer 6inbsr unb &tnbsstinber
bic solbsne Subelfsisr tbrer @be su ball
ten. gs mar elm ribrenbss S5auipid,
bteie 'a9t Subelsreife aul Mltare 3u isbsn,
UNI benz Serrn iibsr Qsben unb Cob 3u bans
Ten, bag 81 ite mebr benin fanfais Sabre
binbur9 tn aeiesnster @be bat Buiammen
Ieben Iafen. Oas paren tisfsefibIte
marine Borte, wsl9e Bet bteisr Seier Der
70 isbr ssIiebts SseIiorssr an BITE sanBe
Yfarret rtGtete. Der gut sei6uIter Sdus
ssr9or trus nt9t penis our @r5sbuns bes
Sefss BET. @m S9Iufelbisier srbabsnsn
Seier wurbe bas &c Dsum sefunssn. IS
finb folsenbe SubiIare:
y Tran8@Iorts, fiaatspenfionirter
@ren5auffeber, felt so Sabren permabIt
NIT @atb. &ir9.
q Setter Sein, Wtuasr, felt so
Sabren psrmdbIt NIT MARTA Stbes
mailer. .
81 N~tcoIaS Srieber n, Bin5er, felt
so Sabreu uermdbIt nit Gath. Gries
ben.
a 0icoIas af, Binser, felt so
Sabren usrmdbIt nit SO q T g. Srtsbsn.
s. Gin finftss SubeIpaar, RieoIas
SibenaIer, felt go Sabren usrmdbIt
NIT Marta &tefer, mat wsssu
Rrantbsit IN Der Ebeilnabme Der tir4Iis
den Setsr ~psrbinbert.
W5se Der Iisbs Soft is bisisn i5Snsn
Gag nod redt LANCE iiberlsben Iahen!
9lm s. Mdr3 ~feisrtsn 3u Wsispelt bic
gbslsuts &tIIs9erIot bic goIbeue
So35sit i'm Rreiie ibrer Gatel.
Su Der @emeinberatbss@ Is
atwabI fir bic @smsinbe gi9peilsr,
Ssctiou 8uapboi5sib, batten am %. Seb.
f9 brsi ganbioaten aufseitsat; pon bteien
uurbs 5srr 2Orins BON Snapboidsib se'
wdblt.
Iuf elmer am 81. Sebruar AZ Slid
bad BET SeIs In ben SSnisI. Sorftsn absss
baItsnen Ersibiasb auf S9warSwiIb wurbe
i'm 9an3en elm WiIbidwein erIest, unb
suar pon Ssrrn 9sors Saber aus 8ilb.
So9 iou basielbe, wie es bsiBt, uou mebs
rsren S9Ifen setroffeu ssweien iein.
GIwingen (@smeinbe Ssdsri6), g..
Wdrs. Sn Der ~psrsanssnsn Wo5s purbs
albisr bic wobIa9tbare unb alseasin ses
itdSte 8ittws Srianns'S iren errsi9t.
Die geriforbsne mar bic Wuttsr bss
9sputirtsn 5rn. Srianne.
@tteIbrad. am 6. Wdrs amufrs
ten f6 siniss &inbsr or elmer uuf benz bis'
faen Sabrmartt aufssfeuten 5dfislma;
f5ine. Ser sidbrise SObann Berg ssrieib
nit Der rs9tsu Sanb In bas S4wunsrao
unb erIitt bsrartiss 8srIetunsen, welte
cine gsrtrippsIuns Der 9anb sur Solse
5absn.
Wte II I'M vSouru. be Brur.~ les
fen, bat Der bo1w'fe Sii9of pon Currents
burg Tn Der fribsrsn Abtsi @~Iairefontaine,
Bel Nrlon cine art pom iibamerteanti4sm
Prteitsrisminar srri1tst, aus uel9eu etne
sanss PbaIanr pon apoitsln fur BITE arssns
tinii4e &spubIit b~eruOrssbsn lou.
Meridetb (5eiberi&sib). I'm 8.
War3, wdbrsnb Der absnbanba9t brad eth
Disb In has gaplanssSaus. On ben 3im'
msrn bss SIN. Captains srbra@ Ct bic
S&ubIaben. Ct fanb aber ni&ts ais Q
Yiffolen, bic Ct mttnabu,. Su BEN s9ius
uier Der Sausbaltertu bat Ct $50 81. g.
aobIsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26

2uremburg g. Wdbrenb Der 81. ia;
fen3sit usrbsu tn Der &atbebruIe bic Sas
fenprsbtsten an ben Sonntasen &benbs
bur9 ben bo1p. SIN. Gibefar, 8rofehor,
NIB on ben Wittpobeu unh Sreitasen,
bur9 bic bodw. SO. Chill, grofefor, unb
&. MiGenborff, @enonitus unb ProfsiOr,
absebaltsn.
NospeIt. 9m /. Wars entftanb tn
Der @ebnuns bss S5reiners 6. Sang etne
Seuersbruaif, weIde 5aus unb S@eune
Bis auf's nadte Wauerwert aerit6rte. Dant
Der sdnslidsn @inbfiue bIie5en bic @a5'
baruObnunsen ueri4ont. Ser IerunsIadts
lit usri9srt.
Quremburg. Gin Idsrsmann aus
Selinsen ifanb unter Der Intlase, bur4
Eunif9rife feline Rdufsr betroaen 3u baben.
Or bate fi5 namIi9 zines Ssfters bebteut,
Der anitatt 20 2iter, uur 1870 2iter ent'
bielt. Sc waren bemielben aud finf Sdde
Nii6eIfru9t anf benz bieftsen Bo4sns
martte NIT 8eiblas beIest worben. Oas
Su1tpoltaeiseri1t ertannte auf cine @elos
ftrafs uou 800 ST. unb &offen. 9si9ab
inn re9t.
@afierbiIItg. Gm 4. Wdr3 8ors
mittass bssab fid bic 72idbrise Wittwe
Glaien na1 benz ibrem 5auie s~eseniiber
%aeIesenen Seller unb tebrte nidt msbr 3u:
rid. @twas ipdtsr fanb man ielbe In be-
f%innunssloism 3uifunbe bort Iiesen uno
CAB einise AussnbIids na9bsr ben 9eiit
auf. Gin S9Iasunfaa battle ibrsm 9sbsn
elm gube sema4t.
Wertert. Nm 8. Wdrs Ibenbs batten
perI9iebsns Suusen BON bier einen Wort'
wediel; DOR benz Sauie bss Wtrtbes 5rn.
Betrp purben smet &suolueri3ife abses
feuert bur9 einen stpa 24idbrisen gurs
jden. Sei Der Bsidlasuabme Der S4isbs
iuaffe bur5 ben Sru. SirSermsifter fanosn
fd nod pier Yatronsn Dor. Oas unters
iudunssseri1t pom 2uremburs, besleitet
pon ben @enbarmsn eri4ten, nabm aber
BITE arreitatiou bes bstrefisnben Burden
ut1t uor.
Die 9rstie Der @eine bes letten
S~abrsanses ftub an Der NoisI 3ismli4 psrs
f&teben. SIN rSof" Tam man idon fur
ills Sr. pro Sotte etne brau4bars
@aare baben, udbrsnb bic fromabwdrts
~ssIesenen Orti9aften gbn, @ormslbins
asn unb gbusn b~u,9i6nittIi9 2l-22 ST.
Duo Sotte forbsrn. @in;eIne beuorSuSte
2asen purbsn iosar 3u "a Sr. pro Sotte
besabIt. s4er gilt tn lsstern Probuttions'
arten $40 Sr.
gIerf. glm 90. Gsbruar sbenbs ents
faub cine Seuersbrunft In elmer auf benz
Stoduerte bes benz S9sntpirtbe s. gers
temes sussb6rissn @obnbaniss sels9snsn
ssleildtammer. Sa BITE Wdnbe msiitens
aus Sol, bsfsbeu, 70 mar bic 9sfabr fur
bas aan,e @sbaubs isbr sroB. Oant iebo4
Der redf3eitissn 9alfe tonnte has psrbss.
renbe Clement auf ieinen 9erb bei9rdntt
psrben. Der S9aben, psI4sr iebo9
burd gsrfdsruns ssbsdt TT, ptro auf 400
IL. perani9last.
Die biesidbrise Saf4in9ss
seit stns I'm @roBber3ostbum sant ru!bts
poriber. IS feblt an @sIb. Sa, has
@sIb ma9t man@sn Barren psife.
2uremburs. Snfolse Der auf an'
orbnuns Der ger3te setrofenen WfaBnabs
men unb Der iorsfdItissn BsbanbIuns Der
fraufen S&iIer ieitens bsS Ausenar3tss,
III bic am Atbenduu. aussebro@ene Muser!s
franfbsit NIT benz bsffsu GrfoIse betdmpft
uorben rnb fept bsrsu sanali9sAG u0i@sH
aabf bepor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26
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bs os bs Staates, bs Counties obr IN Stdbhn Don br 10000 @tnpobnen me bathn.
Nemsa ptbise aemter, oh guntes, Staas; @ouup: pbrS opnbp:aemtg. tomnen nht
in garabt. Tim bic elite 10 ampht as mOsGb gu MAIDEN, bitten mir uHns eder us ewa
tbtmbe geamte misutbdMn, unru1hethhn gu bamrtm II T. no. go 1uS3Gden febn mats
sa ms bic ndbee ansabe mi mir bitten bhr bic btnfmbs Fedon, uns bic nOtF9e Uhtbe:
lung per 9cRfate eat MAIDEN. &r Fmb aMn bnfnt9n unirr 2r ;u Gnt pGpHidtd, bic
uns biHdde Sanb Dieter, mm bhs ae 70 eOmpst asm Osi9 w MAIDEN. $50 bic poHti6e
gatd nbt peribnet fbt 1T Der anseibus Smctrat
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-06
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