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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-20
FROM WASHINGTON.
Of the Alexandria Gazette
WIcu1NcroN Nor % 1904

WASHINGTON, Mar. 20, 1894.
A delegation of citizens from AleXan-
dria waited upon the Postmaster Gen
eral this morning in the interest of Ma
jor Herbert, an applicant for the place
of postmaster at their city. Among
them were Messrs. H. Bryant, John 7.
Robinson, NJ. Ahern. II. w. French, K.
+. Knox, X. Kemper, Geo. w. Fisher,
n. Lindsey, Thomas Hoy, e. S. Elem
ing, John w. Burke, S H. Lunt and j.
J. Jameson. Mr.. Bissell told them he
was Just getting ready to attend a cabi-
net meeting, but that he would hear
what they had to say if they would be
brief. Mr.. kemper then spoke of Maj.
Herbert in the highest terms, and re-
commended him for appointment. Mr..
Bissell replied to the effect that as Mr..
Marshall had been recommended by
Mr.. Meredith, the congressman from
the Alexandria district, under the rule,
he would have TO be appointed, and
then advised them to call upon Mr..
Meredithand state their case tohim. This
they did but Mr.. Meredith told them in
effect that he would insist upon the APP
pointment of Mr.. Marshall. 1t is re-
ported at the Postoffice Department
that no nomination to fill the place re-
ferre6 to will be made until after the
9th, and that unless some charge
against Mr.. Ma shall's qualifications be
presented, and sustained, he will GER
iainly be appointed.
The room of the House District COM
mittee was filled this morning to over.
flowing by people interested in the bill
allowing the Washington, Alexandra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-20
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The Storms in the South.

AlC StOfIllS III Tic SOutn.
NACoGDoCHEs. Tex, Mar. 2O.-Sun-
day evening cyclone passed through
this section and yesterday tornado
traversed q wide scope of country.
Every house in the Whitaker negro
colony was blown away and several
occupants badly hurt. In the Grimes
neighborhood there is not house left
intact and several lives were lost.
LUFKIN, Tex, Mar. 20.-The storm
of Sunday laid bare everything in its
path in this section, Again, yesterday
morning, the cyclone struck the edge
of the town and some houses were
wrecked and several persons were
seriously injured.
NEW YORK, Mar. 20.-The Western
Union Telegraph Company report that
all New Orleans wires are down south
of Atlanta.
New y DIRK, Mar. 20.-The Western
Union Telegraph Company report only
one wire working to New Orleans. a
Dallas despatch says that the cyclone
which swept over northern Texas yes
ter1ay caused the loss of about twenty
five lives and about 100 persons were
injured. Great damage was done to
property.
New YORK, Mar. 20.-A dispatch
from New Orlean says that there was a
high wind in that vicinity last night
but that no damage was done in the
CITY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-20
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The New York Chamber Of Com
merce has unanimously adopted petit
ton to President Cleveland requesting
him to veto the seigniorage bill.
Application was made to Judge
O'Brien of the Supreme Court of New
York to-day for writ of habeas corpus
in the case of John Y. McKane. Judge
O'Brien reserved his decision.
A tremendous cloudburst struck near Lake
Michigan yesterday afternoon. A great sheet
of water descended and burst in windows and
flooded houses, the mud and water being four
feet deep No lives were lost, but tho town
is the most deserted looking place imaginable.
The committee appointed to nominate thir-
teen directors OF the Pennsylvania railroad,
to BIO voted for st tho annual election on Tues
day next have named the present members
of the board.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-20
From Brazil.

New YORK, Mar. 20.-A dispatch
from Rio Jauero states that the COM
manders Of the Portuguese warships
have given to President Peixoto a
guarantee that none of the insurgents
will be allowed to escape. The Portu-
guese government believe that some of
the insurgents are on board the war
ships of other powers and is waiting to
learn what disposition will be made OF
them before replying to the demand OF
Brazil for their surrender.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-20

THE DEMOCRATS of Virginia are per-
fectly willing 10 have all protection re-
moved from the coal of their State, if
that on the products of the New Eng
land States be also removed. But they
very naturally object to the abolition OF
the coal duty, and consequently to the
injury of Virginia's coal interests and
those of her railroads, in order to furn-
ish free coal to New England manufac-
turers, whose products are protected
by forty per cent. duty. Without a
duty, Canadian coal could be sold in
Boston a dollar ton cheaper than that
from Virginia, while the price of the
latter, to home consumers, would not lie
reduced one cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-20

A DISPATCH in yesterday evenings
GAZETTE stated that the so-called sin
dustrial army" that is marching upon
Washington TO demand of Congress
employment and food and clothing, is
sweeping clean every thing in its route,
and that its wide path is marked by a
profuse array OF empty larders and
wardrobes. 1t was the same way when
the Jacqueire marched on Meaux, and
when Wat Tyler, and later, Jack Cade,
marched on London. 1t has not yet,
however, added murder to robbery, as
was the case with the other armies re-
ferred to, but that accompaniment will
doubtless soon be added. There is
nothing new under the sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-20

THE SIN of this city has changed
hands, Mr. Donohoe having disposed OF
it to Mr.. Charles Thompson. 1t was a
good newspaper under its former, and,
there is every reason to believe, will be
good one under its new proprietor.
Captain Page McCarty is the editor.
Owing to the competition of Washing
ton and Baltimore, Alexandria is by no
means profitable field for newspapers,
but it is growing, and the sun deserves,
and will doubtless receive its full meas
ure of success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-20

The LIMOGES of this country, whose
numbers have vastly increased during
the last few years, had revenge stamped
upon their brows, and made blood their
battle cry, when they heard that some
British marines had landed at Blue
fields, on the Mosquito coast, and had
thereby, as they asserted, set at deli
ance the Monroe doctrine. 1t now
turns out that few marines from an
English ship lying there, were, at the
urgent request of the American consul
at that port, lahded 10 preserve order
aad secure property, the first of which
had been broken, and the latter threat
ened. by conflicts between the natives
and the Nicaraguans. But the wise adj
vice of Davv Crockett and iingoism are
not compatible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-20

A MAN died suddenly in Providence
last week worth half million, from
whom his wife had obtained an abso-
Lutte divorce only two or three days be-
fore. Imagine the feelings of that wo-
man when she thinks what she is. and
what she might have been if she had
only held up little longer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-20
TUESDAY EVENING. MAR 20, 1894.

LABOR UNIONS having almost entire
" broken up the good old apprentice
ship system, under which the mechan-
les of this country had become the
most skillful workmen in the world,
educational philanthropists are striving
to do what they can toward teaching
American boys trades, by which they
can earn livings for themselves and for
those of whom they are the natural
supporters. With this object in view
they are establishing industrial schools
all oyer the country, wherever they can
raise the requisite money, in which
trades are taught those showing any
special aptness for any of them. But
where one skillful mechanic is turned
out by such schools, thousands were by
the oh system, which advance and
progress" have abolished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-20

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA CHANGE.
The board of visitors of the oiyeF'
sity of Virginia has reelected Dr. W.
c. n. Randolph rector, Capt. W cor,
don McCabe, vice rector. and Mr. Jane
d. Jones secretary. The mcdleai Ge
partment was recognized. and aath'
ority given to advertise for candidate.
to supply the vacancy in the chaiT ~
anatomy, which is now to be the eIa.
of anatomy and surgery. An adllag
professorship of pathology and hygieH.
was arranged. The school OF pD}}Tl
ology and surgery is now the sfiioo' %
physiology and therapeutics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-20

GOVERNOR O'FERRAIL- HfAfh~
Governor O'Ferrall has announced 'D'
following appointments as his stall 'D'
the branches to which they are aS,.I
ed Chief of staff, Col c. Oh own
in: Quartermaster-G General, CnaFe ~ =
Wingo; Inspector of Rifle lrac'!.e' oO,'
Fred Peasants Chief Of Vfdiii'H, -.
Col. John S. Harwood ComIni, ,,.'.
General, Col Louis C. Bar'cy' ii.ls .,r.
cate General Col r. f. Boykiu Ani-'ie'' '''.''
Col. @. w. Dudley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-20

Mr.. S. f. Mckinney, in letter from
10 Spencer ST., Falls of Schuykill,
Philadelphia, Pa, makes the following
remarkable statement. He says "Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup has been used in
my house for the last fourteen years
when needed, and has always proved
effective. 1t is reliable remedy, and
l can cheerfully certify to its great
valueD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-20
DIED.

In this city. al 100 a. M. March Goth,
JOSEPH n. DAVIS, aged so years. His
funeral, which the friends and relatives of
the family are invited TO attend, will take
place from his late residence on Wolfe street,
near Pitt, on Thursday evening at 3 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-20
Court Of Anncnls Yc.lcrday.

Alexander against the con1 ioa.
wealth, writ of error and supeF,s' ,,aty
awarded to Judgment of the ,, 9J",,
Court Of Clarke county rendered CO.
IA, 1894. altb.
Coleman against Comm9n|fa''-'
Further argued and continued
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-20
EOrniOn NcWs.

BERLIN, Mar. 20.-Formal ratifica-
tions of the Russian German CONNER
cial treaty were exchanged this morn
ing. The treaty goes into effect to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-20

HeadleSs, and without arms or legs. the
trunk of Il child's body was found in coalbin
in the cellar of one of "Hell's Kitchens" rook.
cries in New York last night John Tartin
identified the body as that of his 12-year-old
daughter who disappeared last week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-20

Col. J. Henry sellman, late eoi'T Nd.
Of Internal Revenue, Baltimore n
believes in it for RHEUMATISM, , oil
writes: 81 have tried salvation ,. toi
and believe it to be a good rem .,.,,Y, -
rheumatism" The Colonel l. IT,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
9tepaoa.

Carton, 9. Seb. Seute Ibeuo
9egen Z llbr, ais iih Der Sirginia IL
Srutee YOltSu9 cine Wteile BON bier be-
fano, mllrOe Die bintere S9iire Oes Or
preBwagens sertriimmert uno Elm
M0nn le9te Elm @ewebr aui Den Gr=
.greBboten Sad Sage bon Der @els
Sarge So. al uuo Iuroerte ben Sled)=
taiten nit Dem SIR Sesablung Der
Strefenarbeiter Sipii6en bier uno
Jtenp beitimmten 8eloe. Siele erbal=
ten ibre 2Obne gewObnli6 an 10. jeoes
MOnats, uno Der 9ablmeiiier Mius
bweitirg beute Abeno ben 3u9 nit elmer
Sle6tllte, Wel6e nibt piel iiber $1,000
entbielt. Ser &Guber mar i6pn in
Der Staot auf Den 3ug 9elanst unc
bate li0 Spii6en Dem Yplt= uno benz
G~rprebwagen periteft. Na6oem er
Die SlebtIite erbaiten bate, CAB er oas
@lOdenSei6en gum Nnbalten oes 3u9es
uno als oieier belt, ipran9 er ab UNI
Lief na6 Der &i9tuns Der StaOt OapOn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
5eras.

- gm Sonnabeno ereignete li6 in
Der Seilsarmee in 8 o It 0 II Elm glui=
rubr. Ser preoiger bate in i6arfen
gSOrten Die Wdnner a~ngegriiien uno
crying iib bann in abidaigen yemers
tungen iiber 9eI6mintte 6rauen, Die er
als unteuIh besei6nete. Gr IOroerte
3u9Oreri6aft beraus. i'm fir feline
geuBerunsen 81 itrafen uno riibmte li9
i'm StanDe 81 ,ein, Die iammtliden 9ln=
iueienoen an Die 2uft Su ieBen. i. &.
UNDERWOOD nobm bic SerursiOrberun9
an uno mar auf Dem belten gSege ben
&f gu 9emiuneu, ais Die idmmtli=
den Wtit9lieoer Der Seilsarmee li6 ge=
gen i'm WenOeten. llnoerwOOos's
Sreunoe tamen linn Su Silie uno es
entltanD in Der STRIDE ein 9riinOli6es
&ooau, Der crit oaOur6 ieinen NbihlnB
iano. Oab bic POliSei Die Streitenoen
aus benz 8ebduoe pies uno ii6 in Den
SsiiB Oehelben ieBten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
Ncm Yorf.

Sn Der STRENGTHENING bes
Bellevue : Soipitals in New Yprt
beiinoet li6 cine junge Srauensperion,
pel6e i'm Dori9en CONNER in Gbica9O
cine 9ewille GOlle 9elpielt bat. Sic
nennt Ii6 Caroline Yleete uno tpuroe
Dor elmer @p6e i'm Gentral=Yart url=
berirreno %9eiunoen. Sic biloet ii6
Elm, Die Srau oes MabaraOi6a bon
Patiola aus Sitinoien su iein. Caro-
line 8leete 1T oieielbe Srauensperion.
mel6e ben rei6en pflaltertretern bon
Der 5. 9lue. in NeD Sort Dor einem
Sabre als Die pi6One Nanon" betannt
mar, unO mar elmer Der Neip YOrter
&alterb6blen entiproiien. Sic ma6te
oaraus crit Elm Sebl, ais lie lid pdb=
reno Der g8eltausltellung oils ,8rdIin
Gultina aus YOrtugal" aufipielte.
Samals bGnoelte Tie NIT Dem Waba=
rabI6a unD eiuem D%Drnebmen Snbier
.isines Gsiolses an uno purDe infOIse
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
&entudD.

-Sn Mount Sterlins puroe
ON WOntag, II. Seb., als oas &reiss
geri6t in ben Serbanolun9en cine
Yauie gema6t bate, ourb iplsenoen
GOr9ang Die srOBte guiresuns berpor=
aerufen: s.. Slap Surner aus Mor=
gan uno iein SOofeino Gapt. 8. g.
YDmar aus Wtount sterling be9eene=
ten chamber Dor Dem @eribtsgebduoe
an Der @de Der GourtitraBe llnb oes
SrOaowap uno be9annen iofOrt aui
chamber 81 i6ieBen, mGbreno 9lnbere
fir ODER wioer Den @inen pber Muberen
Yartei nabmen. SOmar fiel, bon &us
geln I'M Seibe uno &Opie our9bobrt,
uro itarb na6 wenieen 9lllgenbliden;
Surner oagesen blieb unperiebrt, obs
iuObl cine 3usel in leinem lleberrpde
IlBen geblleben mar. Gr iOwObl wie
Sruce Burner, Oeien Sp6n Sames
nno Sbomas Blair aus Mtor9an, ipel=
der leBtere einen S6uB in ben glrm
betommen bate, wuroen Derbaftet.
Gtpa iiniSebn S6iiiie wrroen bel Dem
@prfalle ab9efeuert, Der oaour6 ber=
anlaBt iuOroen mar, Dab Somar ben
GiaD Surner beSi6tiet bate, feline
Srennung bon ieiner Srau peri9uloet
gu 9aben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20

OlelcS Xiebealplel2 Ucrrlltt. sic lei
oct an atutem g8Nbniinne, Der bel
Trouensprrionen ibrcs 6eli0ters nidts
SCltcnco 1T.
Ter SbcruQrtcr Der StrdTllngs=
NbtDcillln0 in Dem Srrcnbduie IN
u attamun bti Nclpbur0, 9Sm. T..
9tOl0n, 9erietb oieler Gage bel Der Ser
binoerln9 zines 6llhtUeriu6S an9eb=
lid 9eiltestr0nter &erbrcAer III Die
9rOBte SebensgeidGr. SOs. Sou0bertp
bate etlen Or. yloDo in 6latbuib allf
gong Sslano 0eihOilen uno mar Oes=
bath in oas 3uhtbaus IN Nuburn uno
Ipater BON bort in Die S%rreuanltalt in
Wattaluan 9el6itt mOroer. gfOlan
DHnete Die Sbitre, melhe bon Dem
Sau5flur in ben Corridor filbrt, als
Sou9bertp lrno Elm al0crer 6efan9e=
ller, Nannens 6reoerif Sennett, li6
Dur6 Die Sbilre gemaltiam binaus=
orln9ten. SDugbertp Drildte 9tOldn
Elm Sud- auf Den Muno, UNI i'm am
Silferufen 81 perbinoern; Die beioeu
&erle entrinen ibm oas SbliiNelbunO,
OiIneten Die Sbiire su ieinem Yripat=
simmer uno lperrten i'm BARN Elm;
Oarauf traien lie Inltalten sur Sludt.
gtOlan bcmilbte li1. lire &ufmertlum=
felt pm Der Sbiire absulenten, I'm aus
Dem Simmer entmiihen 81 tOnncu. Er
bra6te lie oaSll, Die &ommoOenI6iibe
na6 Gelo 81 burdiuhcll, benllBte Die
6ele9enbeit na6 oer Saustbilre 81 ent=
luei6en llno rannte ben Corridor bir=
nab, uOu Sougbertp bi6t usrirl9t.
gtplan iirau6elte uno iiel SIT Sooer,
mprauf Sougbertp eln Mcller SOC uno
es NDlan Sneimal III Die linte Settle
itieB. Die MeneripiBe orang suar
Ourd NOlun's BOD, blieb uber in elmer
BARN entbaltenen Srieftai6e ltedeE.
gtplan er9riif jeood bllBiNnell cine aui
Der GrOe liegenoe Sbeuerbilrlte rrlo
I1lu9 Sou9bertp oamit nleoer; oarauI
rief er nm Siilfe uuO Sou9bertp murDe
in ieine 3elle suriifgebratt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
SfiabOma.

- Nus Pertins miro oas trall=
ri9e Gnoe elmer jll9enoli6en Seloin ge=
melOet. Nllen NnOerlOn aus Der linz
ge9eno bon GutDrie arbeitete i'm Disable
uno ieine Srau iiberbra6te ibm oas
Mittagsmabl. Sir Die turSe 3eit ibrer
@bweienbeit bate lie ibr ie6sjdbri9es
uuo ibr o~reijGbri9es So6ter6en allein
81 Sauie suriit9elanen. Wdbreno Die
&inoer nit chamber am SerOe lpielten,
iin9en Die &leiOer Oes Gltern MGo6ens
Seuer uno lie Lief gum Srunneu um Die
Slammen nit gSaller 81 lOI6en; un=
terpe9s b0rte lie Die tleinere Shmeiter
ibreien, elite in oas Saus Suriif, brabte
oas &ino in Si6erbeit uno lief Johann
ipieoerum 81 Dem Srunnen; inswii6en
aber erlitt lie 10 i6were Grandchildren,
baB lie wenise Stunoen oaraui itarb.
Die feline Seloin bate ibr Seben fir
ibr biilflOies jiiuseres SAweiterben
geOpfert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
Gin Wnfubrer.

Seit beiieu eriter giufiibruus bat Glecs
trio gitters i6neIl on P~opuIaritdt gewonz
men, bis es beute fOrmIi6 an Der Spite
itebt inter rein mebtSinii6en Comics unO
9UlteratiueS - inoem es ni6ts entbdlt, MEL
Dies beilen @ebrau9 ais @etrdnt ODER
Sntoritationsmittel erIaubt, lit es amer
tanut ais Die bette uno reinlte Wtebisin
sesen ale Wasens, @ebers ooer Nierens
bei9perpeu. GS turirt &rantbeitSfopfs
meb, llnueroauli6teit, 6%onltipation, unb
pertreibt Mialaria pom Spitem. IS wirb
3ufriepenitelluns init jeber 6Iai6e saran.
tirt, ODER bas @elo pirb pieoeritattet.
9reiS so Gents per SIaide. gu BADEN
bel Z. %. Ruete in Der WainitraBs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
0arantirtc SUR.

@ir BADEN ben apotbster, Der uniers
Waaren uertduft, erma6tist, DIR. Kings
New Discovery fir a~usSebruns, 9uiten
unb grtaltuns unter Obiser Sebinsuns
gu ~pertaufen. Wenn Sic nit elmer grfdls
tuns, einem Suiten ober irseno elmer llns
reseImdBisteit Der 2unse, oes Salies ober
ber Sruit bebaftet iino uub bieiss Mittsl
sebrau6en, wie uorsei6rieben, unb es auf
biuise art auf bic Strobe itelen unb bas
bon teinen Iuten baben, fOnnen sic bic
6lai9e Suuidbrinsen unb erbalten ibr
@elb suriid. 8ir tOnnten bieies @ners
bieten ni9t MAIDEN, wiiBten mir ni9t,
baB man DR.. Kings New Discovery
3%utrauen i6enfeu tann. SIS taui6t ME.
Brobefai9en frei III Z. @. 0tuete's
apotbete. @roBe 6lai9en 80 Gents
uub ein Dollar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
SertnisOte WaOriOtcn.

Der nelleite Seridt bes Statiiti=
fers auf Gllis Sslano, Gdrl Gihler,
Sei9t filr ben Wpnut Sanuar in geSug
auf Neip Y)Ort cine 10 nieori9e Sim
luunOererSabl, wie lie bisber in iroeno
einem 0tDnat Der friiDeren Sabre nidt
tonliatirt mDroen lit. IS wuroen I'M
Saufe oes Obengenannten Wonats i'm
8an,en MIR 5578 YerIOnen re9iitrirt,
gegen 1882 i'm entipre6enoen Wonot
Oes Sorjabres. llllter Oieien 9ln=
tOmmlingen beIanoen Ii1 aber nod
1856 Burger Der Ser. Staaten, 10 oaB
tbatia6lib nur 5l92 Ginfpanoerer eill=
trafen. Sm &erbdltniB 81 Der tribe
rem Ginwanoerun9 eri1eint oieie 3abl
ganS DEFENDERS 9ering, lpenn man in
Vetrabt sleDt, DAB !. y. am A. Mai
b.. s. iiber fiinItauieno GinmanOersr
an einem Gage re9iitrirt weroen tonn=
ten. Sn Inbetra6t Dcs augenblifti=
den NotbltanOes erIheint es ooppelt
iutereTant, aus Dem obigen Weri6te I'll
erieben, nit wel6en Gjelomitteln Die
GinwanOerer bel ibrer Iutunit perie=
ben waren. Sie Gelammtiumme Der
bon Gi%npnnoerern ms Sano gebra6=
ten @eiomittel betrug $50, 800, uno
es entiieleu auf ole ei%nSelnen 9tationuli=
tQten iolgeuoe Summeu: S3j 9elan=
bete 9euti6e mieien einen Neiammt=
betrag BON S23, 403 aui, 558 DETER
reiAer 1888, 484 llngarn $5l97,
1898 Staliener $l4, 705, 2l8 Gngldn=
Der S66l8, 1853 SrlanOer S36ll, 1868
&uiien s66l8, SO S6weiser s2744
unp l08 Nrober 1925. Nu3 oieien
3ablen ergibt li6, oaB Die GlnWanoe=
rer aus Der S6weiS am rei6li6lten nit
Witteln perleDen muren, Oenn auf lie
entlielen pro &opf runo $3l; ibnen
iOlgten Die Seutl6en nit elmer Sur6=
i1nittsiumne Don rurlO $2S pro &ppL
wdbrenb Die Gulien Die SerinSlten altit=
tel a%ufsuweilen batten, nGrnllb runo
81 pro &opf. 9on Den obenerlpdbn=
ten Ginmanoerern Derbliebcn 2606,
alio ilber Die Sdlfte in New yOrt.
3urild9elanot wuroeu I'M Sauie Oes
MOnats IA YeriOnen, 81 Ginman-
berer ianoen i'm Soipital Nuinabme
uno 6 periOnen ltarben OOrtielblt.
= Sine lulige @slbi6te miro aus
eincm iG1lii6en SOrie Dem ,geipS.
Sa9bi." ersablt: SIM @altboIe batten
li6 zines NbenOs Die 8emeinoeratbs=
mit9lieoer CUR SiBung %Deriammelt uno
in Der allsemeinen Gertieiung IN Die
Yeratbun9 iiber oes Sories g8Obl uno
@ebe bate man anidu9lih oar nidt
bsa9tst, Dap audi Der WOblbeltailte Nii-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-20
Californian.

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