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TO PROTECT THE SEALS.
England VIII DO Her share In q ss,is-
factory Manner.

WASHINGTON, March 26. - Sir sIH..l
Paunceiote. British ambassador, had an
other long interview with Secretary Gres-
ham to-day in connection with the Behrinc
sea matters. There are evidences that the
efforts which both parties have been
making TO arrive at q satisfactory agree
ment touching the regulation OF the seal
fisheries this season arc likely TO be
crowned with success within the next 10
days. The vessels of the British navy
which will cooperate with our navy TO
police the seal waters are now in tho
neighborhood Of Esquimault, b. c. The
detail has not yet been made known here,
but the British naval system is So perfect
in its workings that the vessels selected
for the service can be supplied with every
thing for their cruise in few days.
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On motion Of Rawlins OF Utah, the bill
granting a tract of Sd acres in the Fort
Douglas military reservation to the terri
tory Of Utah for university purposes was
passed. AT this point the secretary OF the
senate transmitted a resolution of SYM
pathy and regret adopted out of respect
10 the late Senator Colquitt. Turner Of
Georgia Then arose and sent 10 the clerks
desk the usual resolution of regret, and
for attending tine funeral, and adjourn
ment out OF respect The resolutions were
adopted unanimously. The speaker APP
pointed the following committee to ac-
company the remains to Georgia: Messrs.
Livingstone. Holman, Bum, Cobannis,
Maddox, Mcdonald, w. A. Stone, CoGs-
well and Grout. Al o'clock as a further
mark OF respect the house adjourned.
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MR.. GAGE RETIRES.
The Stanford Interests Withdrawing From
tho q. l.,

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2G.-The EruB-
iHer announces that Stephen I. Gage,
representative OF the Stanford interest in
the directorate OF the Central Pacific rail-
road. to-day sent in his resignation, and
concludes thercirom that the recently cx-
pressed opinion of c. p. Huntington that
it might be a good thing TO have new
blood in the Central and Southern Pa
ciflc is assuming concrete form. IL is
believed Cages withdrawal Is n formal
notice that Mrs. Stanford proposes TO con-
ter her attention upon tho affairs OF somc
other corporation, probably tho Pacific
Improvement company, and prcccdss a
similar withdrawal from the Southern Pa
cilc. 1t is understood that A. \. Towne,
third vice president, and 4. II. Hubbard,
director. will likewise Withdraw from tho
Central Pacific, which il is well know is
now subsidiary corporation OF the
Southern Pacific.
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CHICAGO, March 9G.-rhe troubles be-
tween the Atchson and Northwestern and
Union Pacific arc now IN n better way to
be settled than ut any time during the
last week. The visit on Saturday Of
Third Wee President Newman Of tho
Northwestern To Passenger Traffic Nam
agcr White of the htchison bore fruit to-
day in an extended conference between
these two officials and General Passenger
Agent Lomax of tho Union Pacific.
Nothing definite was arranged, but the
prospects for restoration of rates are
pronounced brighter.
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Eir. In Year. and Rich In Honor.

OMAHA, March 26.-General Experience
d. Estabrook, who was appointed United
States attorney for Nebraska by
President Pierce, died to-day, aged 81.
lie was tho first attorney in Nebraska.
General Es,abrook was descended from
the Mayiower people, being eight genera
iions removed from John Alden aud
Priscilla Mullin. He was born In New
Hampshire. Ills life was busily spent in
the public service, including one term in
congress.
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Mrs. stan ford IL Exempt.

SAN JosE, Cal, March 96.-ln tho suit
Of Treasurer Lotz, Santa Clara county,
against Mrs. Jonestan Ford and other
legatces Of tho late Senator Stanford, to
compel payment of an inheritance tax on
the estate. Judge Reynolds sustained
Mrs. Stanford's demurrer. Tho court
holds that the legislative act imposing q
tax on inheritance does not apply to Mrs.
Stanford as legatee.
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WAsuNGToS, March :G.-Thc pension
bureau has sent another notice Of suspcn-
sion of pension to Judge Charles u. c.
Long Of Michigan. This makes the third
notice to the Michigan supreme court
justice. By mistake of tho special ex-
aminer OF Detroit, the last one sent on
March has been returned To the bureau
instead of being forwarded TO Judge
Longs homo at Lansing. Mich. The
notice has been sent TO another examiner
with instructions 10 deliver 1t IN person to
Judge Long and notify the bureau of the
time OF It's recelpt.
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WASHINGTON. March 96.-Additional re-
ports from tho national banks under tho
recent call of the comptroller of the cur
rcncy have been received from 80 banks
in California. exclusive of those in San
Francisco. These banks made the fol-
lowing showing: Loans and discounts,
siO. .255. .oJ: lawful money reserves, 81 iSo.-
53s, OF which s.. .O59, $50 was gold; individ-
ual deposits, S9.9l,9li; average reserve
held, 3S.l per cent.
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GEAhY Is GLAD.
lie Says the Chinese Treaty Is Just tho
Right stun


WASHINGTON. March 2f-Reprcscnta-
tive Gcary OF California in speaking of tho
Chinese treaty, says: '3y this treaty, and
the few changes which, ] have nodoubt will
be incorporated IN II, the administration
is entitled 10 great credit for having finally
settled tho Chinese question, aud conf
IDENTITY hope such will be the result. II
there was nothing To consult but the sem
timent Of the Pacific coast, the task Of the
administration would he easy in dealing
with the Chinese question. but our people
must remember the large interests repre-
scented by greater number Of people
throughout the rest Of the United States
In tho great financial, political aud re
ligious interests which are always battling
against them. II is a cause of congratu-
lation that the administration has had the
courage to recognize as 1t has the wants
of the Pacific coast
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Los ANGELES. March s5.-The officers
here have arrested two men against whom
the detectives claim to hold enough eyi-
dence TO convict Of the Roscoe train rob
berry. One is Alva Johnson, who is sup
posed 30 be wealthy. tho other Is John
Smith. who formerly worked for Johnson
on a ranch. The officers claim that the
third robbcr went cast with Coxey's army.
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THEY STAND BY SILVER.
The Congressman Who Voted With
Bland Slick By Their Principles.

WAsHISGroN, March 2G.-Rcpresenta-
tive Bland has canvassed his silver asso-
ciates in the house as TO the chances for
passing the silver seiGniorage bill over the
veto He found all the mon who had voted
for the bill ready to endorse il again even
against the veto. Whether he will make
move or not is not yet certain. as the
most radical friends OF the bill rocog gnize
the necessary two.thirds vote to overcome
veto could not he secured in the house,
and without this the movo could be noth-
ing more than a protest.
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His Services Come High.

SAN Francisco, March .G.-Suit WINS
filed to-day in the United States circuit
court by Richard Chute against the law
firm Of Butler. Siillman d Hubbard of
New York for 81, 900 alleged to be due for
certain services performed. Butler,
Stillman q Hubbard represent the estate
of tho late Mrs. Mark Hopkins-Searles in
the management of the Southern Pacific
railroad.
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VALLEJO. Cal, March S.-Late this
afternoon telegraphic orders were received
by the commander of the Mare Island
navy yard from the secretary of the navy
directing that the United States ship Mo-
hician and the gunboat Yorktown be pre-
pared for sea immediately. The receipt
of this news created considerable STIR
among the naval officials. as IL was not
anticipated such orders would bc promul-
gated before April 1.
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DEATH OF coLoUITT.
The Georgia siat-smsns Life Went Out
Early Yesterday.

EarIy Nesferdny.
WASHINGTON, March a6.-The fatal
termination of the illness OF United
States Senator Alfred Holt Colquitt of
Georgia, which has been anticipated at
any moment for several days, came early
this morning. AS tho end approached
his breathing became labored, but he
lapscd into Inconsistencies and suffered
no pain.
The funeral will take place from the
senate chamber at o'clock Tomorrow
morning.
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GERMANY WILL HELP SILVER.
That's wha, one of Her Representatives
said Yesterday,

OMAHA, March 26.-Consul General Carl
Buenz, representing the German govern
ment. arrived in Omaha to-day. In an in
,eryiew Bucnz said. among other things :
"It is clearly evident that some legislation
favorable 10 silver interests viii soon he
enacted In Germany. A committee has
been appointed by the reichstag 10 Inves-
tigate the increased coinage o! silver and
will doubtless report fayorably, judging
from the fact that majority OF the mem
bers OF the committee are silver advocates
aud loyal to the administration"
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A My.t.rIou, DIsApnearance.

Chicago, March "G.-Carroll L. Wright,
a wealthy miner, formerly of Wyoming
territory. has been missing for two weeks
and his friends fear foul play. Tie left
his boarding place two weeks ago, saying
hc was going for a walk and has not since
been heard OF.
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NICE. March 2G.-ln the international
bicycle meeting to-day Thompson Of Troy,
y. y, was second in the first event. War
wick Of Australia won the court race.
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A COLD sLoopeD MURDER.
That's tho Opinion That obtains In
Marysviiie.

Marysviiie.
Special Dispatch to the stan lard.
MARYsylLLE, March 2G.-Coroner Pleas
ants is on the scene accompanied by
County Attorney Nolan and are now hold.
ing an inquest, the result of which will
doubtless show one of the most brutal
murders ever perpctrated in Montana.
One of the notorious Ford brothers con.
fesses the crime, but claims that il was in
self-defense. Mr.. Thompson was highly
respected citizen and the father Of Hans
Thompson of this city. Lynching was
only averted through the prompt inter-
ference of Constable Hendricks.
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oh. wh, - vhopper.

ASPEN, Col, March g6.-rhirty tons of
ore have been taken from the Smuggler
mine that runs % per cent in silver.
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,ron,,,,,. Weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, March sf. For Montana
Generally fair, slightly warmer in the
eastern portion; south winds.
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GOT ALL THEY ASKED.

The 4. 4. Teiesraphers Settle Their Trou-
bies with Kroty.
OMAHA, March 96.-The Union Pacific
telegraphers have compromised with the
officials OF tho road. They talked tho
matter ont with Superintendent kroty
and his recommendations we're submitted
to President Clark, who approved them.
Tho exact terms are not known, but the
men claim big victory, securing all the
concessions demanded.
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IN mEMoRY oF coAouIrr.

Tho House Passes R.snlntion, OF Regret
and AtJ,urns
wAsHrNCros. March 2s.-Thc house ad'
journed to-day after brief session on ac-
count Of the death OF Senator Colquitt.
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LEY'S FREE COUPON.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22

0arianum. yeseuoe pen ben tsbsu betitstS
uuo g]ottisltgeu Sttusru uuierer Siebeu 6rGu uuo BEN
beruBmteu WHaoeuorteu Der hobeu SimmeStpuIgtu
]perbeiierte guaaee. Mit 1 Stdblfihe. ausgoriibsm
Ittclblatt uuO pisleu ih6usH Sol;iauittbilotru. 4.
l40S =. Su Ssosrbauo $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22
.sasnns BON Den Iiepeu s,eiltosn O. pttes

nab ben heNeu Sugueu ]beGrbettet ron u. OFT, Stuots
pidrrcr. Ntbit ltIelitGhlitIt, grORem lablsGu uCH Serus
iulem uuo ibsr 300 Siloern in Soliibuttt. Dtt mebs
rereu biihoh. approbatioueH. %. Auhage. Quart Sors
mat. 1880 Z. $500.
- 9isitlbs, SftausaussGbs, in > sdHpsH; ssbuus
ben. S4.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22
Sto6i ufier.

&tiICnoer: y.... llno Damn tamen
mir naA elmer bliibeuoen SnIel, Die
berrenlOs iein iOll."
SOdiiI6: ySerrenlOs? Qb ONs muB
cine i6refli9e Sniel lein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22
fit OaS %6at6oiIt6e 0O(k.=

Gmmerid,, Nina Sutburiuu. oas arme Sebsu
uno bittcre Seioea unierss Serrn Seiu Gbrihi
uno ieiner beiIigitsu Wnttsr Wiaria uebii ben
SebtimuiheH osS alien Suuoe5 nd BEN SeiudtsH Der
eottisl. Auua Ratb. Gmmertd. DeraU5 gssebsu non Z.
Is. y. ShmoGer, q. D. q. D. GIsrb. CtloierS. Ott
approbuttOu oeS cerru StidOis pom 8sseusburs. 8gj5
tuuitr YrattsA useabe. Su Quart. 1910 z. ROM
plst broibITt IN 20 NeiteH lsoeS 80 GsutS.
- Ta5ielbe i'll SbO I, bdlb Diorocto, SristuaIs2eiR
p~auooett, reid D~srgoloet $50.
Sa5isIbe in g6o. ,. TorOcco. reid psysOIS. Srisis
uaGosts uuo @oIoiduttt $1,000.
- SGsielbs In Sbe. 3. eeTielbe gtHbauo nit ? pers
aoloetsu SnlieRtu cl2.00.
Dtebr ais o iur oaS 23ert eisaR5 seStihuets Silcer
briultu Dem Seirr eiuGslue g%rsiQuiIie Bar he'll. Gsihidte,
btoeutiame SgrtlibtsitsH uuo pIttISe belize VtGeus
tame III ielE sstreurr unO ,lui,lsrtid poleuottsr Tar
ittIuua SWr NUihuuuu1, 10 ouR oRitS BUD ais elm
fathpliidDeS Vradtipsrf i'm sosIitsH Gimme sss
@oItes beSeIdEst werpeu eaTi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22
s a.

Moma: rNtun, 9ies6en, jei9e Dem
Serrn 9OttOr Seine 3un8e!!"
Sieshen: ,MuB i6 ibm cine LANCE
9taie audi ou;u NADER, Mamu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22
Gofblatben

llnteroifiSier: ygSns baben Sic. Sii=
lilier Yuite? Sic MAIDEN ia Elm 8e=
iitt ipie ein Nilpiero, oas sum erlten
Wtale Elm Ballet lie9t?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22

Game: ySa, mein Mann ,Gblt crit
oier5i9 Sabre. IS lit nur ein gllters=
unteri6leO Don 3ebn Sabren spiiden
uns."
Main ROmpliment. yNusgeSoi6net
erbOItcu. 00tte i6 wirtIl6 ni9t ge=
Glaubt, OOB inn 9ndOige 6rau i6On
fiini5ig SObre Olt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22
: ztaot @pttes. Die acijtlihr.

tet uou W. SiuStl. Rtt I Iitdta5liti6 uuo uieIeu
ibSusn Stlotru. Sters0tgp AussGbs. 1852 Seitsn.
SebuneeH Sl.SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22

Iiebcn Serru nno Seilanoce Seiu Shriiti nno
iciner s0ttiidlen iunsirauliden Rutter Wias
ria. &eu ]bsaTbsttst UoU DS. StuBel. &eIQ I~uulrIrte
bauo $500.
- TaSislbe. S~anoaussabc iu Sftap. Srs
mebrt ourb siHtH 9ubaHs: T.. Gobem'S G%rtlGrurg osS
bell. QisseptsTs uHe elmer SGussQEssGnsad SeaTbsIs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22
So,ssbi.sud. ODER bic Robt uub Ea

-Spiephis BUD, oosr bic IGdt uuS Sirbitts Sss
bell. Rutrturten Soispb, oe5 Hdbrpaters Seiu uuo
SrGuttgams Der allsritIiIiteu S%uuefrau Maria. in isbr
uielcu uno jt0ueu Gei6tbtsn uuo SetipisleH aus alter
uuo Ucusr Sstt, Gin Nausbun inr ltpe briitltae
Sumilis. Oit ptelsu id6Heu SglosrH geSiert. Dit
@ssuueeR 50. so.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22
. GuMariitiebnh.

d ariittebud,. @uUosrbare SsgebfubsitsU
uuo GrSdbluugsu ron benz Slorpiroiglteu b~eiliglteu
AltarsiStVlmcute aus BEN Sebtu Der NeIligeu Gller Set
ten uuo Suhrbuuosrts. piil SGrbsHtttelbtlo uuo utslsu
usuen nol;lautItbtlosru esStrTI. 40 =. Quart 5or.
mot. Su SsSerbauo $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22
q II d ri6t ig.

,Sas SolS finoet uielia9 uno iebr
periGieoene S~ermenoun9. Wanhes
bent ais SaubOl,, iuie oas giUen=
uno 6ObrenbOlS. gnoeres miro als
Nubbpls ). 9. pom Sii6ler perwenoet,
10 oas SOlS Der Same uno oas Gben=
bpls. Sod anoeres liefert uns oas
SrennbolS. g8er fam mir Elm 9utes
grennbDlS nennen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22

-@oiiiue, X. p. Praem.. driitfatbotihe
Gauoppitiuc, oor tuySt au5lsguug ausr loUHs nns
isitldaltueu SptrelU uuo SpGuaelieH lammt earaus
a]e;oe5ugu Glaubsn5s uuo SittsHlsbrtu &c. .c. -. MUS
lace, umgslrbcitrt Uuo permsbrt pon Z. GrauS
NuttIer. y. b. Is. ! Rsia iauitrirte Nussabt.
XVI II. TT2 =. az. s. 81 50.
- IuisIps, in Grabt6aRe nit SoIei5nitt S300.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22

ztaot @ptteS. Ole seiitlidr. Seben bee
iu~ugfrduIidIeu EpttcNm matter, n~nlcrcr &rnis
ain Wlnria, nad, ibrcu Sienbarui,g ct an lie
Cbripuroige Cieucrin 0ottce Wsaria .. Seius,
Aebtiiiiu ees RloitCrs Der uubeIlctteH SmpiGrgnlB ~
IQreoG q, pom Sreeu oeS bell. SrInStStus. Ytit ays
probation. SU Spei Sduoeu sebuuoeu $500.
~Sasislbs. Iusyus in l sauo ~sebIuoeu Sl.l5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22
Sb's 10 q br / 1T?

ten!
Sariiber ldbt ii6 am @snigiten itrei=
ten:
Sober @riini6n0bel, jeoer Sdffii3,
Sober Shreibals am SiertiI6,
Sober ein9ebllDete Wi6t,
9tur Der Goitpr nibt!
Gin Seioensgefdbrte.
Better: ,Yitte, i6enten Sic mir
cine tleinc 8ube - ib babe ihon lett
Sangem tein Uerniiniti9es Mtittagsbroo
9ebGbt!
Serr: ,glb, Sic glermiter - oonn
lino Sic wobl audi oerbeiratbet mic ih!"
Ser galante un9ar.
Game: ySa, mein Mann sG6lt crit
oierjig Sabre. IS lit nur ein @llters=
unteri6leO DON 3ebn Sabren spiiden
un8."
0tNin compliment. vNusgc'ai6net
erbOltcu. 0Qtte ib mirtll6 nibt ge=
glaubt, OOB iino 9~ndOise 6rau ibOn
titnf5lg SObre Olt."
StoBieufSer.
&tiienoer: pee. Ino Damn tancn
mir nN6 elmer blilbeuOen Sniel, Die
berrenlOs iein iOll."
9adiii6: ySerrenlos? gl9 oOs muB
cine i6refIi6e SnIel Iein!"
3oeenperbtnoun9.
Mama: y9tun, 2ies6en, 5eise Dem
9errn SOttOr Seine 3un8e!."
Siesden: ,WuB i6 ibm cine LANCE
9taie aud ouSu NADER, Wamu!"
aiernenDo Of bllitben.
llnteroifiSier: y@ns baben Sic. Sit
filter Yuifte? Sic MAIDEN ia Elm @e=
ii6t pie ein Nilpfero, Oas sum erlten
Wtale Elm Ballet liebt?"
llnteroHiSier: ySperrt Der 9srl oas
Waul Wieoer auf iuie Der leli9e Wene=
l0lls, ais i6m feline &leppatra nit San=
nibal naA @merita our49ing."
aud ri6tig.
,Sas Sols iinoet pielia6 uno iebr
peridieoene S~ermenoung. Manhes
pient als SaubOls, wie oas giUen=
uno SObrenbOlS. gnoeres miro als
Nubbpls ). 9. bonn Sii6lsr perwenoet,
10 oas SolS Der Same uno oas Gben=
bplS. Sod anoeres liefert uns oas
Srennbols. gSer fam mir Elm 9utes
SrennbolS nennen?
S6iler: vSas 3iinobol5".
Sn Der Sreioenter : Ser
mlung
Sin Reoner i6liebt ieinen Sortrae
ilber Ntbeismus nit Den @prteu: ,...
Gam miro nit 8ottes Siilfe Elm neles,
freies 8ei6leht entIteben.
WiBper It Gnoni s.
Mann (sur Srar): sd mill hinge
ben uno Mama BON Der Bot abbolen."
Gleine So6ter: y&ommt 6rpBmama
oenn i'm Yatet?"
8ulant.
Game: SD babe Sbr leBtes yllb
geleien; pel6' ihOne 6eoanten Sic
baben!"
S6riftiteler: vMein sinsiser Sc
oaute iinO Sic, mein Sraulsin!"
II noerbeiierlid
81. yMein Gbr9eis lit feline S6ul=
ben gu baben. SD iebne ben Nugen=
bid berbei, no i6 mir an Die Srult
Ihla9en uno ia9en tann: SD bin tei=
mem Weniten elnen gfenni9 i6uloi9."
9. ,Sas lit ein isbr i6oner Gnt=
i6luB, ale Nhtung!"
o.. .Sa, wiiien Sic, Sic tDnnen
mir bebilfli6 iein, meire S9uloen 81
beSablen, pumpen Sic mir 100 Mart!"
III beoa6t.
So6ter: .Seute babe i6 Dem Serrn
4iielior ersdblt, oaB i6 ais Mdohen
BON 10 Sabren 10000 Sbaler in Der
9otterie gemOnnen babe uno oaB i6
beute bereits mebr pie 20, 900 Sbaler
beIiBe!"
Mutter: ,Nber Sinh wie leiAt=
Iinnig 49,. SEPT lam er lib ia ar5=
re9ner, Wie alt Su bilt!"
Sus leBte mort.
Damn (Gr9erli6): .Sebt bOr' aber
nal aui nit Seinem ewigen Spettatel;
IS pdre wirtli@ gut, iueun Sir Elm
SGn9ei6lOB Dor ben dumb 9ebdngt
pilroe."
Srau: ga, aber Damn betdmlt Su
ben S6liiiiel oaSu nod lan8e nIht."
Inter 6dBt.
Sudiii6: $50 tommen Sic ber?"
Settler: sd bin BON gSien na6
Berlin gewalSt."
SOdiii6: Isl, fir ion flotten Sdn-
ser bait ih Sic gar niht Nebaltenl"
mi Bper itanoen.
Muiitoirettor (bei Der Grpbe):
.glber, meme Serren, bite rein Su
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22

llnterOfi5ier: ySperrt Der aerl oas
Waul pieoer auf ruie Der ieli9e Wene=
l0us, ais ibm ieine aleopatra nit San=
nibal na1 gmerita our99ing."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-22
OFT. 60, Satafpmbe nbudi uutsr benz IitsI:
Die etitcu Gbriiten ubcr uno unter Der Groes

Ole ctitcn Nhrtiten nbcr nno unter OCT Wroes
ODER: SeUgutiie ilr ben SlaubeH, Die
SofiuuHg uuo Stebe r".uierer betltses
Rutter, otr Rtrde. Gin Bud oes Sroltes uns
Der grmutbi1uUS iir bic 8atboItteu uuo Der Selehruns
iur ibre gelHGr. Reid iuuilrrte GTadtsAusgabe
gr. 5. 39t Seitsu. Su rsta usrgoIostsm ssiupGuss
bano. 50 so.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-20

1T makes me tired to see the
in which these newspapers are run, said
the man in the smoking car as he took
off his glasses and let his paper drop
across his knees.
The man who sat next to him had n
lock of harlan oasis in a desert of scalp
which he spent most of his time in
smoothing refiectively.
Il s'pose." he said slowly, THAT you
could give 'em all points,"
I'm sure of it. Couldn't your
mo, l don't think | could"
do You mean to say that you couldn't
tell the editor how to run his paper?' ex-
,laimed the kicker in a o that had alb
soiute dismay in it.
Il do. indeed" replied the man with
the oasis earnestly.
''Well. | must say there are not many
like YOU"
Il know it. | used to be like you are.
But now I'm trying to run a newspaper
myself, and I'll tell you, my friend, Tn
not saying a word, not a word
ington Star.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-20
THE LONELINESS OF DEATH.

silent chariot standeth at the door;
The house is hushed and still from roof to floor.
None heard the sound of its mysterious wheels,
Yet each its presence feels.
No champing bit, no tramp of paving steed;
All dark and silent up and down the street.
And yet thou mayst not keep it waiting there
For one last kiss or prayer.
Thy words. with some strange other inter-
changed.
Strike cold across US like loved eyes estranged
With things that are not fraught, or thing
that are
Fade like = sun struck star.
And thou. too weak and agonized to lift
The cup 20 quench thy dying thirst or shift
Thy pillows. now without our help must rise
Nor ait our ministries.
Thou. loved and cherished, must go forth alone
None see thee fondly 10 the door, not one.
No head is turned to see thee go; we stay
where thou art not and pray.
NJ panel bars thy white, resistless feet:
Our walls are mist to thee: out on the street
II waits. it waits for thee. for thee alone.
Arise, let Us begonei
Alone. alone upon thine awful way!
Do any show thee kindness. any stay
Thy heart, or does the silent charioteer
Whisper. "Be of good cheer"
We know not: none may follow thee afsr.
None hear the sound of thy departing car.
Only vast silence, like a strong black sea.
ROLL on 'twixt me and thee.
-Blaise Pascal.