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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-23

TIE large supply of liquor in the dis
pensaries of South Carolina will now
have to be sold for what it will bring
and therefore at great loss to the State,
The experience Of South Carolina, with
her alliance and populist Governor, is
not calculated to induce the people OF
any other southern State to follow her
example, and entrust the management
of their affairs to men who have left
the regular democratic, to join any
Of the new political parties-for a con-
sideration The former, in some Of the
States Of the South, has undoubtedly
gotten into bad hands, but such hands,
bad as they may be, are infinitely bet
ter than those of Governor Tillman
and his followers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-23
pho Strikes.

CHICAGO, April 23.-It is said that q
strike of the 1000 employees OF the
Pullman Company will be declared on
May lst. The company have built q
high stone wall around the works tc
defend their property from the strikers
should violence ensue.
DASvILLE, April 23.-one thousand
miners of this city attended meeting
yesterday and unanimously voted to
strike. Two thousand men are in
volved.
PASA, H., April 23.-The American
miners of this place decided yesterday
not to join the strikers and only half OF
the foreigners voted to go out. The
six hundred Americans will resume
work as usual, but the strikers threaten
to stop them and there is danger of a
serious conflict.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Apl. -23.-The
various mines with three or four ex-
ceptions in the Kanewha district are
running full blast regardless of the
general strike ordered by the officials
of the United Mine organization of the
United States. All day large trains OF
coal have passed this place on the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad, also the
Kanawha and Michigan for northern
and southern cities. The union has a
very small following in the valley, and
the general belief is that the operators
in this section will run along without
any hindrance.
PITTsBURG, Pa, April 23.-With few
exceptions all of the mines in this dis
trict are idle to-day. The latest esti-
mates place the number of unemployed
miners at $4,000. OF the 100 mines in
the Clearfeld and Beach Creek coal re-
gions there was not one in operation to-
day.
HUNTINGDON, Pa, April 23.-On
appeal from the Clearfeld striking
miners the Huntingdon and Broadtop
miners this morning reconsidered their
decision of Saturday not to strike and
all are now out. This involves 800 men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-23

and other sympathizers attempted to
route the "scabs." The women We're
armed with broomsticks and many Of
the men had clubs. Matters threaten
ed to assume serious phase, when
squad Of policemen appeared on the
scene and arrested some Of the rioters.
The strikers say 100 non-union men are
at work throughout the city.
The old steamer Los Angeles, crowded.
with passengers from southern California
ports enroutc 10 the Midwintcr Fairstrucl on
sunken rock near Point Sur Light thirty nj.
from Monterey, Saturday night and sank IN q
half hour. There was 4 panic on board among
tie men, women and children, and only the
calm sea prevented great loss Of life. OF the
20 pa ssengcrs and 30 of the crew all except
six are accounted for. About 40 of the sur.
Yivors are still at the scene Of the disaster
campei on the beach.
George sinclair's two children, girls. aged
two and six years. disappeared from their
home near Tuskegee, Ala, yesterday. This
morning their dead bodies were found IN tie
woods, their skulls having been crushed wi,li
club. Near by in a pond WAS found the
body of Howard jackson, half w.tJel old
man. Whether Jackson murdered the chld.
rem while crazy and then suiciied Or all three
were murdered IS not yet known.
iIrs. Oscar Worland was celebrating her
sixty seventh anniversary at Shelbyville. II.
yesterday. While her children, grand child
rem and many friends wcie enjoying the te,-
tivities she dropped dead at tn. tab without
a moments warning.
call has been issued iy a committed u
seven women one Of whom is MIS-. Lucy Par
sons. for 4 meeting OF all Chicago women TO
organic t. assist CoXey's CcmmonwesIer-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-23
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The steamship Rappahannock, which
has arrived at Newport News from
Liverpool, brought the largest dutiable
cargo that ever entered that port.
The State of Virginia, through Gov
ernor O FerralI and Auditor Mayre, has
contracted with J. +. Hanger, OF
Georgetown, to furnish artificial limbs
10 her manned soldiers.
The White Hall gold mines in Spot
svlvania county, eighteen miles from
Fredericksburg, will be sold at public
auction Tuesday, June y. As much as
$4,000 has been taken from one vein
in these mines.
The trial in Richmond of the case of
John NJ. Wood, charged with assault
upon Miss Laura Higgins, which had
been in progress nearly week and had
created great interest, resulted in YER
diet of not guilty just before II o'clock
Saturday night.
Mr.. Silas J. Monroe, an old and we'll
known citizen of Reppahannock coun-
ty, died on Wednesday last at his home,
near Sperryville. Circumstances would
seem to point to selt-destruction, as a
bottle supposed to contain poison Of
some description was found near him,
and during the last few months he has
had his coffin made.
It's definitely known that the friends
of Hon. John Goode, who now lives at
Bedford City, will run him for the dem
ocratic nomination TO succeed Hon.
Paul C. Edmunds in Congress. Col.
Peter J. Otey, of Lynchburg, is an
avowed candidate, and the friends of
Thomas w. Miller, prominent attor-
ney of Roanoke, will enter him in the
race later on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-23
Tho OYSTER Case.

WASHINGTON, Apl. 23.-The Mary
land and Virginia oyster war was the
subject of a decision by the Supreme
Court of the United States to-day, Jus
tice Field announcing the opinion.
The case under consideration was the APP
peal of Robert l.. Wharton vs.. John II.
Wise, sheriff of Accomac county, Va
Wharton, resident of Maryland, had
been arrested and fined for oyster fish
ing in Pocomoke sound and failiog to
pay the fine ne was remanded to the
sheriff for Imprisonment in the county
Jail and the present proceeding was
brought to secure his release on writ
of habeas corpus.
After review of the compact Of
l7S5 and subsequent agreements be-
tween the States of Maryland and Vir-
GINA upon the Interpretation of which
the case turned, Justice Field held that
no right was given to citizens of Mary
land to fish in that water; Il at the
courts of Virginia had jurisdiction to
ty Wharton for tho offence charged,
and therefore that the judgment of the
court below against Wharton must be
affirmed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-23
FIFTY THIRD CONGRESS.
SENATE,


The cree g ltial of Thoma: Jordan
Jarvis, as senator from the State OF
North Carolina to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Mr.. Vance,
were presented by the Vice-President.
and placed on file.
A joint resolution accepting bronze
tablet to commemorate the laying OF
the cornerstone of the Capitol building
on September is, 1893, was introduced
by Mr.. VOORHEES,, explained and passed.
He spoke of the donation of the tablet
by the committee which had charge of
the centenary celebration last Septem-
Der as "a very charming and excellent
thing" The tablet was to mark the
precise spot where Washington stood
when he laid the cornerstone.
Mr.. Alricn (rep. R. u presented the
memorial of delegation of working
women against the Wilson tariff bill.
He said the majority of the Finance
Committee had declined to give the
women n hearing; the minority had
heard them. He asked that the memo
rial be printed in the form Of docu-
ment for the use of the Senate. There
being no objection, it was so ordered.
Mr.. PETER introduced bill TO dis
pose of idle labor and discourage idle
wealth in the District Of Columbia and
for other purposes, and it was referred
to the committee for the District of
Columbia. 1t enacts that there shall
be levied on all idle land subject 10
taxation within the D q let Of Column
bia special tax each year, which tax
shall be equal to the increase in the
market value of the land, and the reve-
nue. thus obtained is to be appropriated
TO the employment of the idle citizens
of the District in the construction and
management Of public works in the
District.
Mr.. PETER later moved to proceed to
the consideration of his resolution for
the appointment of a committee TO give
hearings to the Coxey army. The mo-
ton was rejected-ycas II, nays &c, as
follows:
Yeas-Aldrich, Allen, Allison, Cul-
lom, Davis, Galiinger, Hansbrough,
Hawley, Kyle, Martin, PETER, Perkins,
Power, Shoup, Stewart, Teller and
Washburn-17.
Nays-Bate, Berry Blanchard, Chand-
Ter, Cockrell, Coke, Frye, George
German, Gray. Harris, Jones of Ar
kansas, McMillin, Mills, Mitchell OF
Wisconsin, Morrill,, Palmer, PaSco.
Pugh, Roach, Sherman. Turpie, Vest,
Voorhees,, Walsh and White-2G.
At p. n. the tariff bill was taken
up and Mr.. Quay, who was entitled to
the floor, yielded it to Mr.. Washburn
rep. Mich.). who proceeded to address
the Senate in opposition to the BILL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-23
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, april 23.-Lowcr ca, lie from
London foreign selling orders and fears
Of further large shipments of gold lat
or in the week contributed to a weak
er market this morning. Lonion SCI,
ing was attributed to labor trou.s
in the coal regioas and TO 4 mistaken
OF the importance OF the CoSey moyem
The decline ranged from y to 28i rers.
At II O'Clock the market was week III tr...
BALTIMORE. april 23-virginia s. a.e
III bid do century H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-23
DIED.

On April 22nd, 1894, Mrs. ANN L., wife
of the late John Padgett, of Fairfax county,
Va Funeral from the residence of her sister,
Mrs. Il. V. Padgett, 6IS King street, Tues
day. April Oath, at 2p. m. Friends are in
rireI,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-23
alcxandria Nfarkct. AnriI c3

The wholesale markets are again steady
AMI firm to-day. Flour is in very fair lie
maid. Wheat is in light receipt the ol!sr
ings being from 5 to 81 Corn is active AMI
higher al AZ to 40. Rye IS to o. Oats IS
to II, latter for white. Eggs 1oto l. But.
ter Il to 30. Dried Fruit is dull Other
Produce, Provisions Of all kinds and Mil,fced
are Quiet at qu3tatioas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-23

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET tpfl
tle-as is usual on Saturday. hu>is-- IS
at price nominal prime toeN'riuai
$4l0a460. medium < ai.2p. ota,r-
3 80. Texans :S;;}:.3 30 per too U.s. u. II
market active and ) cents lDwgr
rough heavy S'l25ai5 80 larkcrs a'. D. 3
S51Da5 20 PRIME heavy aLi n.as
weights 50 2Oa5 -, assorted t- -
$50 per 100 lbs Sheep and Lag'.-
unchanged top sheep $i25ai -
lbs top lambs :S5a51O per TOO .-s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-23
PnILADELpnIA CArrLr MleKf

PHILADELPnIA CATTLE NNEEET ~ :
Beef Cattle in moderate request d.
cline Of a fraction Quotations we'
lows: Good 43,qi3,c. medium
common 3lla3a &C per ID. sheep "
poor demand. prices declined on q. -e
The quotations were rs follows:
3a5c, Clipped sheep 2ali2 per
lambs 4a5 i2c clipped hlmb- ; ea5c i
Hogs were in fair request and liHn %
week 5 quotations. Good Wcsieu- so.
other Westerns 7i2c per H. Nj
were dull at ia6r per ID. Fat roH- sen.
active at ,a3 &c per ID. Thin aa 49,
from s. to SO per head Mirh t""-
in fair demand ut from 50 10 : - i'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-23

GENERAL KELLY, the commander Of
one of the numerous divisions of Cen
eral Coxey's army, is for war, and
blood's his battle cry. In speech at
Council Bluffs, last Saturday night, he
babe his hearers farewell, saying to
them, call revolutions have received q
baptism of blood, and l don't expect
this one will be an exception TO the
rule" II is sincerely hoped that no
bloodshed will result from the Coxey
movement, but, if ii must be otherwise,
nobody's could be better spared than
that of the man who instills such ideas
into the minds of his deluded followers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-23

Both the miners and operators in the
Birmingham, Ala. district are much
excited and the militia may be called
cut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-23

a labor aeitator from Ohio who tried
10 stop the Blueiields, W. Va, miners
from working, was Killed by the miners
Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-23

SENATOR MORGAN of Alabama at
tempted to 'vindicate" his course in the
Senate at Montgomery last Satur-
day night, but signally failed, as
the democrats of that city could
not see anything in his support
of Fred. Douglas, of the Nicaragua
canal scheme, and of the filibusters
outrage upon Hawaii, that is commend
able, much as they may be in favor of
his silver ideas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-23
HOUSE.

Immediately after the House was
called to order Mr.. Hepburn raised the
point of "no quorum" On the approval
of the journal, and rol-call was order
ed. The journal was approved-Ayes
213; noes none; and the House then
proceeded to the consideration ofmeas-
ures relating to the District of Colum-
h;a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-23
DUBLIC SALEOF A SNAIL.
L LIABLE TRACT OF LAM.
ANDRIA COUNTY. VA

ANDRIA COUNTY, VA.
BY virtue of deed of trust fofH
April Goth, 1892, and executed is
Wilson and Mildred A., his wife an.
ed in liber L, No 4, folio Dos. OF be 'a
Court Clerks Office of Alexauir-
Virginia, the undersigned. rs .
therein named. and IT the reg
party secured in said deed OF trust. rs ar
WEDNESDAY, May tie 3th, l-.'
at 3 o'clock p m, on the premises
sale ALL THAT CERTAIN iltA'
LAND, lying and being situate @ y .s.-
county. Virginia. near Wundcrs e:y
about one mie north of Balston ana iN
a.half miles from the Aqueduc; or 4e"
bridge at Georgetown. D. G.. and coar.-a4
six acres and being the same land ;9-iAs---
owned by Walter G. Wilson.
This place on account OF its proX.iA
Washington will make most cesii-1ie
urban home.
Terms of sale: Cash sufficient 70 d.sr
the costs of executing this trust and ~
the sum of four hundred dollars Sl''
interest thereon from April 10th. -. ..''.'
aa TO the residue, if any. Oh c.ed.t - -
two or three years, with interest from '-a'
sale, and secured by deed Of trus: on ptoiS''-
sold.
NICOL Trustee
For further information cali on VT .ai.'
E. Clements, 1921 f street. n. ." VS..
ton, D. c., who will show the property u h'!
person desiring 70 purchase. oo-q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-23

Three negro barn burners were lynch
ed from bridge by a masked mob nj
Tuscumbia, Ala, on Saturday night.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-23

j.
Jnlano.
gIabema.
0Iabema.

s.. H. Surnes, Elm rei6er S0rmer
in Der Nlbe ppn Sirmiugba N,
iuuroe uuf Der Seimfabrt BON Ealta=
booa, ND er cine S.uantitGt galm=
iUolle bertauft bate, BON orel Sanolten
iiberialleu, Die i'm nah befti9em &alnpf
iiberpGlti9ten uno in cine nabe NSal=
blln9 i6leppten. Sort banoen ne ben
SiltIpien on einrn Saum, nobmen ibm
Die nit Santnoten gefiiQte Srieftai6e
iotpie llbr uebit Settle uno Iellerten oann
ie spei Shlille auf i'm ab. SDn lebs
au9eln getrofien, puroe Der lnalitf=
li1e bon Den Sunoiten fiir tpot Sllriif=
oelaiien. Sine babe Stunoe ipater
ionoen 2eute, Die bcs 98e9es famen,
Den Serwunoeten unO befreiten ibn
BON ieiuen 6elleln. Gr bate nod
Strait senu9. Die Se9egnung nit ben
&Gubern mitSutbeilen, oann liant er
iterbeno suriid. Der brrtale MOro
bat Die SewDbner in groBe aufregung
perieBt. SepaIinete S6aaren our6=
itreiien bic Gegeno uno Gi6ter Spn6
miro, mic eS i'm Siioen iibli9 lit.
i6nel Suits iiben, tpenn es selingt,
Die lnbOloe elnSufan9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-23
osSafot

Jrau 6. Pilbeau, nelde boz
&ursem aus Der Srrenanitalt in
s amestomn entlaHen wOroen mar,
ma6te ibrem Seben our6 einen Sprung
in ben Yart Giper in Grafton Elm
Gnoe. Sic mub ben Selbitmoro ge=
plant baben, oenn Tie CAB, offs Tie bas
Saus perlieB, ibrem Wanne einen
Sting, nit Der Sitte, oenielben ibrer
SO6ter 81 iiber9eben. Sic mar II
Monate i'm aipl eeweien uno bon iebr
9ei6wa6ter 8eiunobeit. Sic binterldBt
ibren Mann uno 3 &inoer.
- Oils Geiultat zines Streites in
elmer SpielbOble in 6argD liegt
@no. 9teB auf Dem SOotenbette. Ibe
Morris uno Sobn So9an tamen bart
3ulammen uuo SDgan purbe BON Wor=
ris 81 SOoen geworfen. SOgan 5O9
einen &eOOlper. f~euerte. unb gieB, Der
nit Der 8eidi6te ni6ts gu tbun bate,
wuroe in Die Sruit 9etrOnen. SO9an
ilber9ab Ii9 ben gebOroen, babel ertld=
reno, Dab er nur in SelbItOertbeioi=
gung gebanoelt babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-23
Ninneiota.

Die st. Yeter Sribunc" bringt
fOl9enoe orl9ineie Gei6i6te: Sin Gar
mer in Sc Sueur Gountp puroe iebr
our6 Die yblad birds" belditi9t, Welfe
lid ilber iein 3ornfelo berma6ten. Gr
bolte feline alte Mustete berpor unp,
oa er feline S6rote bate, that or cine
SanOopll tleiner NGgel in Den Sauf
uno molte oamit ben i6warSen 9la9e=
geiltern auf Den Pel5 geben. Gr mar
IN furbtborer Stage uno Die &orulten=
gel rallelten MIR 10 inter ieinen pro-
lanen &raftausoriifen. Sin S6warm
Der SOgel flog auf ullo lieB iib in
einem naben Baum nieoer,-er briidte
ab uno n1re Dor reberraidum9 TAFT il,
Sbnma6t "gefallen. Sin leOer Der go
gel mar on benz Saume feIt9ena9elt
uno flatterte trGitis nit ben 6lii9eln.
Gr iagte: Ser glnblif bat mid 10
iiberrai6t, uno als i1 oa ltano uro Tie
beOba6tete, baben Die Sieiter Den Baum
berans9esosen uno lino oamit iortge=
tlOsen. SD sins miBmut9is naA
SauIe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-23
Sreson.

g. ~. Gbilips bon Mpiier
WurOe Don Dem Sunbe5marihaa Wur=
PIN inter Der Nlntla9e perbaftet, un9e=
ieBliher @eile auf &e9ierungslano
SOlS sefdllt 81 baben.
= .. 8. Siaarp, tuel6er in Der
Sortaot 6 ollegeiioe bel McWfinn=
bile lebte, tuuroe oerart oon einem
lplitbenoen Seriep Sullen Su9eri6tet,
DAP er unter srpben Sualen ltarb.
- Der pon Sauas, Ser, peitmdrts
fabrenoe Pana9ierSug Der 8. u. d q.
Giienbabn tam bier Wteilen 0itli6 bon
PORTLAND, su Shaoen. SeiSer
Grofton wuroe i6mer perleBt uno Der
Sotomotipiiibrer i6limm perbriibt.
Sin tramp, Der ii6 in Dem Poitpasen
nerlteft bate, erlitt einen S1ulter=
bru6. Die locomotive prroe boil
ltGaoig sertriimmert, aber teiner Der
paiiasierwasen gerietb oOm @eleiie.
- SIN @erbinouns nit Der grmor=
cung oes Generals W. Sapers, oeiien
Seihe Dor einigen Sasen i'm Sluiie
Wilamette bel YOrtlano geiunoen
puroe, bat aud cine Serbaitung itatt=
a%efunoen. IS mar oas Die pon 4. g.
Stepes, einem betannten gopotaten
llno bieler Itebt nebit yyunes" &elleD
uno Bob 6etbDrne unter Der Nntlage,
Die Shat begansen gu baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-23
WiWouri.

- Sin &sriu6, sebratenes Men=
i6enfleii6 als SetGubun9smittel 81
benuBen, bilrfte stuei in 81. Spuis
Is o. e%in9efangene S6war;e aui See
bensSeit ms 3u6tbaus brinsen. Sic
Sterile batter bon elmer i6warsen @abr=
ia9erin pernOmmen, oab sebratenes
Menl6enfleiih IN 9erbinouna nit au=
oeren 3uidBen Elm abiOlut iiberes Se=
tdubunssmittel lei. Sn Der 9ia6t gum
9. Stt. 9ruben Die SaQunten aui Dem
6rieobofe Der oeutiben Setblebems=
8emeinpe in NOro Ct. Souls bic 2ei6e
zines unldnslt peritorbenen &iioes aus,
Ihnitten bic Sleildtbeile bon ben Gno=
den uno brieten oieielben, suiammen
nit Den lbnen angegebenen 3uiGBen.
Sn Der foI9enoen Na6t be9nben tie
ll6 oann nab Dem Sauie ces i'm
GOuntD moDnenoen rei6en 8runo=
eigentbumsa9enten &eDoburn Siilel,
I'm ibn 81 berauben, bod maren niele
Seute %aniueIeno uno lie pduoten ii6
oarauf na6 Dem Saoen zines ippblba=
benoen SeutI6en Nalnens S6naB=
meDer, puroeli aber oprt nit &u9eln
em%pfangen uno ipdter bon Den @e9eim=
poliSilten Gallagher llno HDie perbaftet.
Die beioen Sdwarsen b0tten Die gb=
ii6t, iollte ii6 ibr 9rauiiges Mittel,
ipel6es man bel ibnen fano. b~ercdbren,
Die Srantlin Sant in ct. 2puis aus-
%Surauben, uno ibr Seiud i'm Gountp
iOllte nun cine tleine prObe nit Dem
l{ittel iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-23
WiGIgdn.

Gin idrcdli6er llnf0ll trll9 ItG
am 8. Oft. Su SrOnmOO0 Su, bel
pcl6em fini FeriOnen, SObn 9tapel
uno feline Sobne Teter, San &Npel,
ieine Spfter ypuiie &ohel uno 6ralI
Souiie Yeterion 9etOotet uno Slpei on=
oere ihwer perleBt luuroen. 9tapel 1T
tir5lib bpm SeNcmer balm 9eSpgen
bat fir lih uno feline camille ein Saus
auf DER Gurrp=Sarm 9emietbct. 9lm
%eruGbnten Gage legte er ein Stiid On
namit in ben Sadofen, I'm oasielbe 81
ermei6en. Gr lieB oosielbe mebrere
Minilten bort lie9en, ais er aber Die
Sfentbure Difnen mpllte, Tin ben
Spren9itOff wieoer beraussunebmen,
fano cine flr6tbare Grplolion itatt.
Sas Saus wuroe politdnoi9 oemD!irt.
Die 12jGbrige Mabel &apel uno oas
Sabp tuuroeu nur leidt perlsBt. Seg=
teres ipuroe 30 6uB melt geidleuoert.
Der llniaa lit Der Na6ldiiigteit unO
Der llnporli6tl9teit oes Gaters SuSu=
i6reiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-23
Sermii6te Wa6ri6tem.

- Sin Sdubltummer aus 8ueret
i'm franSOIiiAen Separtement 6reuie,
Namen Nll9uit 2aurent, Der in Der
Saubltummen=anIta Saint Sippolpte
on Sort erSogen wOroen mar, bate ner=
lid Sefebl erbalten, lid als &etrut gu
itellen. Gr ~leiltete 6Ol9e uno reibte,
als bic &eibe an i'm fam, BENT Gepi=
liOns=6Ommiidr Elm 3eu9niB Der qn=
italt bin. Der SiIiSier bate es 10
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