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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21

which President Cleveland had met
emergency In the suppression OF repeiiion
and riot in this country. just as the
country responded TO the call 10 arms py
President Lincoln Ia 1851, SO today ~
should rally TO tae support OF fresiaent
Cleveland In the suppression OF MOB RUE
in Chicago.
Hon. Frank w. Cheney OF Connecticut
took pride in the fact that he was born IN
Providence and secured his honore ana
estimable wife there, and that also he was
a descendant OF Roger Williams. lie Also
referred pleasantly TO the fraternal reis-
tious tive the sister commemorative.
Hon. William T.. Barrett. ex-speaker OF
the Massachusetts, House, made one OF his
characteristic speeches., and Judge Doug
las OF the Supreme court OF Rhode Island,
added his mite to the oratorical enter
tainment.
The Southern Guest.
Governor Bullock OF Georgia met
with a cordial welcome. After alluding
to the causes and conditions which
brought about the war of the rebellion, he
said that all political parties and the
leaders OF each side in the war should
now unite in commencing the President
for crushing the new rebellion. There IL
no longer any defenders Of the idiocy OF
State sovereignty. We ourselves abandoned
that i'm the second year ofthe C~onfederacy.
FOR 'OlQ olOTy We uhNt tuo nikhcst ~
spect, representing as IL does our nation
atty; and we rest confidently in the as
surance of safety for "a persons and
property on the strength of a sovereign
government over independent states.
The other speakers were Hon. Henry A.
Thomas, executive secretary to Governor
Greenhalge; Hon. State Senator Phelps OF
Rockville, Conn; Vice President Robin
son OF the Gorham Manufacturing Com
pany; Colonel John G. Wyman, ex-
Speaker Charles II. Noyes of Massachu-
sets; st. Clair McKelway ofthe Brooklyn
Eagle, and M. J. Murray of Boston.
Festivities End
The festivities came to q close ut Q
O'Clock and the banquet hall was deserted.
The Boston guests took the special train
and the local guests and members re-
turned TO the city. The occasion was a
pronounced success. Great credit is due
Secretary Charles H.. Child of the enter
tainment committee, to whom the details
and the conduct Of the entertainment were
entrusted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21
FOR THE CHILDREN.

There will be a public meeting in be-
half OF parks aud Fairgrounds in the JEFF
ferson Street Baptist church at 4 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon. All the pastors at the
North End will cooperate. The speakers
will be the Revs. Palmer OF the Jefferson
Street Church, Mason of the Primitive
Methodist, Wesley OF the Park Street F..
Il. Church, Barnes of the Fourth Baptist,
Wassen ofSt. Thomas Episcopal, and Sec
~retaries Sherman apd Pittenger OF the
Union for Practical Progress.
Received from New Jerusalem Church
through Rev. Mr.. Hay %; from Mrs. j. b.
Mason, =.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21
COMPANY
CLERK HORTON DEAD.

Seth l.. Horton, clerk OF the police de-
partment, died at the Rhode Island Hos
pital at 3 rs o'clock this morning OF blood
poisoning. Mr.. Horton has been
suffering since January 8 and has
been in the hospital almost the entire
time since. A full story of his life and
career wa published in THE NEWS OF yes
terday. According to custom the police
will wear Grape for 10 days and the funeral
will be attended by a detail Of 80 officers
i'm charge of Chief Child. Mr.. Horton was
a member Of Mount Pleasant Lodge, l. o.
a T.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21
Death Due to Natural Causes.

George Read, living at 10 Fulton street,
dropped dead in his doorway at ~ o'clock
last night. DIR. Hale attended and Medi-
was due to natural causes. His brother,
Officer J. II. Read Of Station ., was motif
hsd,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21
INTRODUCING
A. A. SHEPHERD AND DR.. SCOTT
The Great New York Specialist
The Doctor Prevailed Upon
to Have His Great Remedy
Placed i'm the Hands Of the
druggists.

This Is the most wonderful production OF med
zeal science in the nineteenth century. inis Is
not a patent medicine. but a prescription com
pounded on scientific principles and as-d by Dr
Scott in his extenaive practice Tor tas usfe OF all
blood diseases, The cures wrought BY ~ are
simply wonderful and have attracted tbossands to
the DOCTORS pArlors for treatment.
To such an extsnt IL the demand upon the time
and attention of the doctor for his medicine from
people who could not visit New York City that 1t
became a matter of duty TO devise some plan BY
which the general public could be supplied with
this genuine valuable remedy, and for this purpose
A. A. shepherd has been called to froviSence TO
arrange with Hall q Lyon, Westminster street, 10
permit them to keep In stock and sell lhls won
derful blood remedy. This Is purely vegetable, an
excellent tonic and builder, a blood purifier un-
excelled, q nerve tonic nothing car eqaal. DIR.
Scott has devoted his life to the thorough know
ledge ard understanding of blood diseases.
A few Of which are named here: Kidney disease,
liver complaint, sick headache, muscular rheuma-
tism, dyspepsia, loss OF appetite, constipation.
~scrofula, syphilis, cancerous humors, pain In bones.
oztarrh, salt vheum, pimploso on face, general debil-
ity, boils, dizziness, female weakness, maiarlal pol
son.
The above named druggists have received their
nrst consignment and would invite all persons to
call and become acquainted with the merits of .
perfect remedy. DR. Scott's medicine when placed
In drug stores IL sold under the name OF DIR. scctts
sau aparills, and all who inisnded taking a spring
medicine should net fail TO try pr. SCOTS sarsa-
psrilla.
NJ DILL H.wa 20 IN Head xtih ir Seattle
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21

Mems Russian Calf Balls, $3.50
and S4 down to $2.75; $3.50 and
SO down to So So down to $3.50.
Ladies' SO and $3.50 Russell
Lace Shoes 1926 So and $3.50
down to SLIGO; Ladies' Russet OK
fords that were So and $3.50 now
$l.75; $3.50 and $l.25 down to
81. Children's and Misses Russet
Oxfords that were Sl.50 down to
81 81 and $l.25 down to 85c ;
Russell Shoes for Children way
down in price. Boys and Youths
Russell Lace Shoes $l.65 and So
down to $780, Sl.25 and $3.50
down to $l.l5.
These are all new goods and we warrant
them as represented or money refunded.
Come early.
OIL ~ MI -L1.-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21
POLICE INVESTIGATING.
Has Mr.. Slavin Some Unknown Enemy
Who Burns His Barns?

The alerm from box 226 at 9 O'clock last
night was for a blaze in Frank Slavin's
three barns at Is Tuxedo avenue.
Tho fire ragged fiorcely, and before
help arrived two of the structures
were almost burned to the ground. In n
o. the barns were IL horses, and by heroic
efforts two were rescued by Mrs.
Annie Hughes and Mrs. Slavin
and Mr.. Slavin succeeded in
getting one horse out. The rest were
slowly roasted before the eyes OF the
spectators. The third barn was slightly
scorched. Damage about $500. partly In
sured.
A year ago Mr.. Slavin's barn was de-
stroyed by a fire. bug and all but two
horses and all his harness were burned. A
trotting horse, Music, valued at $1,000 was
among he hores killed.
This week some of his new horses began
10 be III. Yesterday two OF them fell
dend. aud a third nearly died.
Mr.. Slavin IN Of the opinion that the
blaze last night was OF i~ncendiary origin
aud the affair is being Investigated by the
police.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21
ChaS. C. Mclaughlin,
ava NORTH MAIN 81.

q. Easton, Charles q. Munroc, Howard +.
Barlow, Howard w. Jencks, Charles T..
Richmond, +. .. farwcll and Harry G..
Clark.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21

Dyspeptics use Ayers Pills with marked
benent. They strengthen the digestive or
ganA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21

The Niagara Wheclmen, a club OF about
fifty young men, have elected the follow
ing officers: President, T.. q. Cassidy;
vice president, william ~Burroughs; sec
captain, Thomas Ruft; first lieutenant,
4. u. Rogers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21
All Aboard

For the Bargains in Russell apd Summer
Shoes at 2T2 North Main street. Come
early, for they are moving fast at the very
low prices We are Offering them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21

You see that cut, "Corbett's Column"
at the head Of this tumble OF facts and
fancies Well, the veteran wood en-
graver, q. Il. Merrill, over In Grosvener's
Palace, thus initiated my handwriting,
and the Eastern Electrotype Company,
Mr.. Magee. manager, 10 Custom House
street, prepared IL Tor the printing press.
II breaks up the monotony OF type and
jumps the rut, as IL were.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21

Governor Fuller Of Vermont spoke
briefly for the Green Mountain State and
ties Of kinship and association which
bound II to the commonwealth OF Rhode
1sland.
Ex-Governor Bracket OF Massachusetts
made = capital speech. lie eulogized
Rhode Island hospitality Ina glowing
terms. His ailusion to the recent West
erp disturbances met with enthusiastic
applause. lie was glad TO say that, red hot
Republican as he was and no one was
more radical than he, he would unite with
the Democrats in his commentator of
the dignity, honesty and courage with
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21

The Orient Tea Company, with Mr..
O'Keefe as manager, is doing n good busi-
ness. A feature Of this new Westminster
street place OF business Is IL ounces for q
pound and no chromos or presents.
Besse, Middlebrook a. Go. continue their
great fire sale, and SO do San Souci
Brothers and John McManus * Co.
l forgot to mention yesterday the new
$500 electric apparatus which DIR. j. ID.
Kelly has at his Office, 301 and BOP Butler
Exchange, to be used in cases where
electric treatment Is necessary for the re-
lief Of the sufferers OF nervousness. rheu-
matism and the like. Read the doctors
advertisement In another column.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21

IL you go out Of town right, why, we'll
and good. If it is going to be an effort,
IL it sets you to reckoning how much 1t
will cost, better stay at home. Don't
bother relatives. Better board with
strangers thar to visit relatives, no mat
ter IL they did come and see you last
winter and stay a week and you had to
take them to the theater and pay their
fare back after they received a bogus teie-
gram which you got your drummer friend
to send them that they must return i'm
mediately. Keep away. 1t is always
best.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21

The Typewriter has ceased to be a luxuri-
Gus toy. 1t Is nov an indispensable
Business Accessory.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21

Pullman pays the Government s12,500
per annum for the privilege of selling
liquor on 500 of his palace cars. 1t cost
the Government several years income to
protect Mr.. Puilman's interests recently.
His cars go over 125, 900 miles of railroad
in this country. BY the way the Govern
ment had a good deal of confidence in
General Miles, who is one of the best all
round fighters, looked at from q military
point of view, that lives today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21

Negotiations are being made for a run
ming meeting this fall at Nara gansett
Park. A liberal offer has been mad for it
but as yet has not been accepted.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
Suu9=N ,acrifa.

Die !cBte Nummer Der yNprtb Nnc=
ricau 3eDlem" cutbQlt einen glrtitel
BON :. :. l~rowbrioge ilber Die ameri=
tanil6en &ln0er, Der auBeroroentlib
I6Nrf Qelalten lit uno ieDr piel 9Snbr=
heit CntbGlt; ~beipn0ers 6aratteriltiih
III Die Sdiloerul9 Oes yameritanii0sn
&n06en", aliO MI Der SOrte Don Sim
bern, Die man I'M 2llQemeinen ais
Sung Nmerita" beieihuet. ,Sein
Suuptharattcr,u9 lei llnebrsrbieti9teit.
Gr lei unebrcrblctiN Negen ieine Stern,
ircD 9e9en Grpa6lcne ilberbaupt.
limo Op0 lei Gbrcrbietuu9 Der S6liii=
iel iClbIt Su 0ller Grlenntnib. SIN. gu
la%mmenlunNe oantit itebe iein hinge
borlum. Gr tble, mus lbnl beliebe,
u%nterperie lih Nicmanoen uno siebe
Ourum nihti8es, ia albernes Sreiben
uno pncnb0ren llniug Der tdgli1sn glr=
belt III Saus uuo S1ule Dor. Sn
teinem Canoe Der gGrSeu 98elt ereigne
es Iib 10 bGll1lg, oab Der jun9e Sobn
0erebtcn Sefeblen bcs Taters DTenCn
ungeboriam in Der unperi1dmteiten
g9eile ent9c9enIeBe. l~leberbaupt tenne
Der ameritaniiNe Sun9e tein GeieB,
msoer gOttllhes nod mcnI6libes. Ger=
leBun9 oes Gi9entbums Nnoerer lei
ibm etWds @epObnlihes. Gilfii6t
auf Die Stern, Geihmilter mo Die lib
rigen MenlAen lei linn uOIli9 irsmo.
2lls ieine gelllmmung betrutte er ben
&umpi nm ous Saiein, einen &i,
Den er, DeramWa6ieno, nit t~i9erbaitsr
Gner9ic 3u betrCiben iubs. Grit ieBe
er Nlles an Die Se~frieolgun9 nieori9er
SeiOeni1aiten uno oann luerOe lDm
oas menihll6e Seben Elm 2ptterie, in
Der Siibnbeit uno Observation-Disclosures
ben Prels - 3tei6tbum - Oapon tru=
gen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
Cine IaMae Heije.

Sas Tplihin @ellinoton, weltes
oieier Sage in Glnmnutb pnn Ncll=
SeelanO e%intrui, bate Die allB%eroroent=
LID lauge 8eile BON eli Monuten bin
ter iih, Wdbreno pelhsr 3eit es pielen
Wioerwdrtlgteiten be9egnet mar. Sic
&eile 1T aud III 10 fern bon Sntereiie,
ais Der Mellin9ton ouS 6leiih Don
1000 geihlahtetsn Sammcln an
Soro bate. meltes trpb Der langen
Heiie III poll 'tdnOig gutter GeIhnlten=
belt aui Den Mtartt 9ebra6t murOe.
Ser Mellin9tou perlieB ben Saieu pon
9ictOn 0teu=S eelanp) am II. M}ai
.. s. Die Reiie 9ing gut bon Stat
ten, bis man lih etpa 1000 Meilcn
pom Sap Sorn befGnO. Sort ereilten
bas S6ifp idinere Stiirme. Sine
@ele ipilltc Oas Steuer NAB ilber
@orD uno perleBte ben Mann am
Steuer erbebllO. Sieielbe Woge mari
ben 6aptGn nit iOlAer Nelp0lt Oui
oas Ted, OaB oericlbe i6mere aopi=
pe~rlebungen oNupntrug. Gli Gage
ipGter, als Der 9Sellln9ton etpQ 80
Seemeilen weItli6 bon Gap SDrn lid
beiaup, itisB oas SGiIf Inn 4 llbr
MOr9ens bel olfem itilrmiiten g@ettcr
9e9en einen Gisberg, ipObei Sugipriet
uuo Elm Sbeil pes Stepcns iort8eriien
muroen, AUDI brad Der GOroermalt.
Sas S6iff mar Ouourb fOlt Sl eincm
@rat geUprOen. y9dbreuD Ditie5 &Drz
falies befano iib cine glnsa6l Seeleute
in Den pOroeren Shlafrdumen; smei
Don oieien Seuten murDen out Der
Stele 9etDotet. Man befiiybtete Gn=
fanes, bar oGs Shiff linteu wilroe,
uno muroeu bic 0Oote liar gemaht.
Oils man aber aus Der NQbe oes Sis
berges mar, entoedte man sum ireuoi=
gen Grltuuneu Der Manni9ait, DuB
oas Shin old)t mar. Yer 6apitdn
bei6loB bierauI, auf ben 9afen non
&iO De Saneiro gu balten, um oaielbll
oas Shin reparlren 81 lailen. Die
9lntunft I'M leBtern Saien erfDlgte IL
Gage na6 Dem %llnfall, uno Srpur i'm
Sui. 9lm ). Septcmber brah Ole
Nepplutiou in JtiO aus. Die Hepara=
ur=glrbeiten muBteu auf9e9eben mer=
ocn, neil Die Qrbeitcr sum Soloateu=
oienit ~9e,ipun9en puroen. &pm Sep:
tember biz Sanuar tpnntcn Ole Tepa.
raturen MIR in unregelmaBigen 3wi=
i6enrlumen bewertltelligt lueroen, unc
Die 4rbeit wIbrenD oes Shieben in,
Saien mar duBerlt geidbrlih. Srei
Noroenielot : &uaeIn our6bObrten biz
9entilatoren oe5 S6ines, ODne inOef
meiteru Sbaoen anSlri6ten. Sin
Manu bon Der gelaBunH ipraug ars
Surdt Dor weitern &u9eln iiber SOrO,
I'm Dur6 S6wimmen iid 81 rettsn,
ertraut aber. Nm "a. Sanuur tonntl
enoli1 Der @elin9ton Die Heiie tort.
ieBeu. 9lnbalteno 9utes @etter be,
9ilnlti9te oieien leBten 5beil Der 6abrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

les &ci6t6ums uno oieier &unlt miro
man io9ar periObnt nit Der 0ei1mNf=
lolt9feit bes 3opf= uno &occotfoitnles.
Der lid al9emein brett ma6t. &Om
lit pbne 3weilel Der lIRittelpunst Der
i1Onen &inlte. in~sbeipnoere Der 4!ns
lerei uno Der Silobauertunlt. Wtolalts
Siloer, Srcsto 9iloer, Selgcwdior,
Warmor= Statuen, Haut-reliefs uno
Bas-reliefs lpie iOlhe in Den rDmllten
&irten ii6 finoen, triift man aubcr=
bulb Stallen nirSenowu an. Muers
otl,gs 1T 81 %beoauern, oaB in Den lcb=
ten pierbunoert Sabren ale IhOnen
&itnlte Der beioniihen Henaindnce icbr
9ebuloigt unO oeSbalb Der GrDmml9=
teit ,peni9 Sienlte g~eleiltet baben. Sas
rein natilrli1 SbOne mag nod 10 poll=
tomnlen lein, es miro teine rellgiDlen
Setilble pefen; lllr oas ilbcrnatlirlld)
Sbone Oicnt Der &eli9lon lnO paBt
tilr Die Sir6en. Tielc meilterba'ten
Statuen uno gilber Der rDmiiAen Sir
den paBtcn ebenio gut, nielleibt beller
IN cine Viloergallerie als in cine STRIDE.
Melde @noGat erre9t wobl cine Mtu=
Donna in Marmor cocr in Sel9emGloe,
oargeftellt I'M Momente, no lie ibrcm
&inoe Die Mutterbrult gibt? Solde
6amilicnicenen paiien better III Die
Sinoerltube als in bic STRIDE. SDnnel
ippbl sriedil6e GraSien oaourh in
Gn9el u%ngcluanoelt weroer, baB man
ibncn 6lligel gibt? 9Eelde Gerebrung
flOBen wobl Die Npoltel, M|artprcr uno
Sell!sen nod Elm, wenn lie in bertuli=
iher 6eltalt pnn l0-l2 SUB Sobe
oar9eltellt peroen. Solhes lGBt man
lid bel einem 6briitppbprus gefallen,
nlbt aber bel anoeren SeillSen. Seb=
balb perDirbt Die cplonale .8roBe Der
Statuen in Den Saupttirden &om's
allen relisiOien Giuornf. Sn Der 81.
Yeters=&irbe miBt Die 6eoer, weldc
Der bl. DARIUS i'll Der Sano bGlt, Die
unslaubli6e Sdnge pon Z SuB. Snl
2ateran lteben Die Sebn CUB bpben Sers
tulesaeltalten Der Npoltel taum a1i
SUB iiber benz 9ooen. @obl mO9eu
lie @euunoerun9 e%iniIOBen, aber nle=
mails slnoabt. Saiclbe gilt BORT pol
einem Gusel. Der einen itarfen Golbart
trdgt, elel6 einem Mtanne bon piersiQ
Sabren. Nllgelnein luerOen Die GngeI
81 nadt, SIT lett, 81 weibiib ~pargeltelIt.
Man mag es iilr '6On balter, abel
unodhtig iii es niht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

99as lit Bed? Bed 1T iuenn Scmano,
Der turSlifti9 lit, in ein Ballet gebt,
uuo ieiuen Spernguder perliert. BED
lit, penu SemanO, Der ben S6nupien
bat, III 8eielli6ait gebt uno iein
Sdnupitu6 Su SGule lQBt. Bed lit,
luenu SemanOen in eiuem iebr ~ieierli=
den uno erniien gu9enblid Elm g8iB
einIdllt, DaB er l0ut laden muB. Yet
lit, ,peun Semano ieiner &eliebten Elm
Stdnohen bringt uno am anoeren MOr=
gen psrnimmt, lie lei niGt 81 Sauie
selpeien. Pe6 1T es, nenn mir Seman=
ben, ben mir iiir einen getannten bal=
ten, pertraull6 arf Die S1ulter ibld=
gen, uno welln ii6 oerielbe umorebt,
leben, OaB es Der S6neiosr 1T Den mir
nod ni6t be3ablt babeu. Bed iii es,
tpenm Semano, Der cine Game oas ber=
ab9eiallene SOihentuh auibebt, uno
li6 babel iein Ssintleio seripren9t.
Soer es iiiirSen III 9lel6er l3eit Suei
Serreu oarauf bin uno renuen nit ben
&OpieH suiammeH. PED lit es AUDI,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
bic Sogc nmo Der GuItmrfa nj
III Sranfrcid.

Suut YrotDtOl elmer Der neuciien
Gerlammlungen Oes @rOB=C rientes ioll
Dem 6lerus uuo Den tatbOlii6en SGu=
len Der &rie0 bis ouf'S Wteiier 9ema6t
merOen. 9lls 3iel bat man iol9enoe
puntte aui0eite!lt: .Sdmtll6e Yrieiter
Dbne lnteribieo hires Sitels, hires
Nmtes pOer ibrer Sei6diti9uu9. Die
niAt oas G~oucOrOat in leinem pollen
umian9 (oNs beiBt nit Dem bon Napo-
leon /. ein9enma6tia uno einlciti9 beis
grfilNten Or9aniIben Nrtiteln) ansrtcn.
nen, linO ibrer Stellung 81 entbebeu
uno oiirien teinerlei prieiterli6e @er=
ridtungen mebr p%ornebmen. Serner
iino ale 6iOil= uno IRilitdrbcamten Der
iranSONi0en Gepublit bel Straie Der
@mtaentleBun0 geSmun9en, hire Sim
Der in oen Staatslbulen erSieben 81
lalien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

Dereiniete Staaten.
Ser 3tucite 2urcm burger Cons
arcji ~ at. YauI.

2b9eba!tem am Sountas NIB Moutas, ben
80. uno 30. April.
Ole @prbereii ungs. Z.
beiten
iuaren alle aui oas 6enaulte beIorat
uno Die Sele9aten Wuroen aui ben re.
ipettipen gabnbOien bel ibrer @ntunit
e~mpfan9en lno gum Sauptquartier.
Dem Capitol SOtel OIL Wasbasba @pe.,
9eiiibrt. Die Muswl6l Oleies 3uiam.
mentun'tsortes, murOe allegemein als
iebr pallcnO 9clobt. Vie meilten Dele.
le9aten uno Seiuher l0nsten am Sam-
ltG8e al, uno ltic9en entweDer i'm 6a=
pitOl Spiel o0er in PripGtbdui fern bel
&ermanOteu mo 9etanten ab.
Mis- Sele0nten waren anpeIeno:
Sobn yuowig, 2Sinoua, Wtiun.
Nep. Seter uou MIlwautee. ISIS.
Gom yurembur9er llnterltiteun9S Terein,
Gbica9o, Sl., Fcter Mciter NIB u. airpa6.
Bonn Nrembur9er ,Snoepcuoert Stub,
Chicago ST., SobE Sbumaber NIB s. y.
SbillgeS.
Bonn 9urembureer SnSepenosut Club,
aurora ST., y. NeIlaIo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

Sb oicies Yrogramm icmals als
StaotsgeieB perDfientliht uno oetretiet
neroe, oiirite Dem rubiaen 8eobadter
toum fraslih iein; oenn fuenr man Die
Wtabt Der Gose in Srantrelb beocntt,
mus man geitebeu, oGb bort Iles. mas
aC9en Die Sreiheit Der Stride uno Der
tHtDolilben Shulen 9crihtet, mD9lih
III; 9eboren ia ). .. neblt Dem prdlts
ociIttn Der &epub!it alie sebu StaatSs
minilter Der Sn0e ol. NebItoem lino
Die Srelmaurerlo9en in Srantrcib 10
Sablreld, paB Haris allein oeren ga
SIDlt.
Sasn tommt nod oas @elebrten Yrpe
lctariat, oas nit Subel olle WaBre9eln
9e0cn Die Sreibcit oes tatboliibcn linz
terrid,ts begriibt. Su paris alein be-
linden lih ilbcr 5000 iunoc Midohen,
wel6e ous SefdbieungsScuauiB als
Sebrerinen eripprbeu buben; oieic 5000
bemerben Iih al0snblidlih I'M so
ElGBe, Die uacant iinp. Sm iibri0en
SrantrelN lino mebr ais 5000 9ebr,
amtscauoioaten, Die aui Nnitellun9en
lpGrtcn.
Sielen Recommendation Seltrebungen
g~eseniiber mebrsn iih acknowledgements
Die &eMilbungeu Der iraniOTihen Sd.
tbolitcn filr Die 8ritnoung uno srbdl=
tun9 ibrer ireien, tatbpliidcn Shulen.
Die 8cloopier, wel6e oieielben 81 bic
lem Smefe %bringer, lino bcruunoe=
yun9smiirol9. Sin Seriht oes l0errll
bon Serbignc tbsilt iol9enoe Ginsellei=
ten iiber Die Staot 2ile nit. Slelclbe
sGblt 0ui 200, 600 Ginmobner 3d. 900
&iuoer. &ou oieien 80, 900 Giubern
teiNhsn Ii, 700 Die tatbpliihen Shu=
len uno @'ple unp $1,000 Die tutboli=
lben mittleren @ebrdnitalten. Die
n%eHtrNlen, D. y. cpnieliinu5lpien S6u-
len uno gliDle. wel6e mebr poer wenl=
niger otbclltilG lino. bnbcn 10000
&lnoer. Sn Den leBteu Ii Sabren
baben Die Satboliten in %ille iilr ben
llnterri6t unO ole Sr,iebuu9 Der It,, =
700 &inoer in Den irsieu tatbplilhen
SAulen mebr ais Z! WtiNionen SranE
ten geipenoet. &On piclen anoercn
Syten ipdre Nebnli1eS su beribten.
NnoeB tonnten Die &atboliten 6rdnt=
reih's ale oieie Spier iparcn, penn lie
'ih pplitiid p~erclni8en wilroen; oenn
oann miirocn tic, ba lie INNER nod Die
Mebrbeit bes Noltes biiocu, ben gin=
fun Der 0plc breAen mo Dem Sanoc
wIeoer 81 elmer 6riltliHeu Ne9ierung
perbtiTen tpnltn. Nn Der nruelten
WeibiOte SrdutreiMs liebt man 10 reht
oeutIiA. wObin ell gano 9elangt, wsul
oaaielbe Der 0err'bdit oes Y~ogentbums
perlallt. C9Sanoerer.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
Ieiies Grinnerunsen.
(Gpn =. RQriher.l
M, 81. Mdrs.

Nv -'' @NuhO'
8om wuroe friiber Die Sieben=SiI=
Gel=Staot %genanut. Die Siigel iino
aber gegenwdrtig wenig bemertbar,
neil Die 5bdler i'm &uufe bon smei
SSu9rtQuienoen Dur6 bdllfige 3erltOs
run9en Der Staot ii6 bon Ieds bis Sebn
SUB erbObt baben, gum She'll auf Sos
ten Der Sii9cl. Gas jeBi9e &om ltebt
uuf einem &uinenbaufen. Sas alte
TorumcrOmNnum, OGs TOrum Sraja=
mlnl, oas 6olliieum uno uiele Nlte air=
den, ole iriiber Guf ebener Groe
,tdnoen, IieDeu beute 5ebn 6IB
uuter Dem NipeOu Der StraBen Der
StuOt. Rom iii oGs Centrum Der
tatbpliihen STRIDE, neil Der Sip Der
FQplte. Der WtebrSabl Der GaroinGle,
Der r0miiten eoHQrcgGtiOHen uno Der
Sroeu@Qenerdle. 9aber III leibt era
tlGrlit, Oab ROm niele &Irteu. uiele
&lOlter, pIeie Brieiier mo CroenSleute
bat. Gbsr audi Oas Selie wirtt per.