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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-26
DELEGATE JOSEPH'S WORK.
Untfring in his Efforts fer New Mex
leo StatehO0d-A Compromise
Talked OF.

Washington, D. c., March 26-Delegate
Joseph is thoroughly in earnest in his eff
forts for statehood. "Away back in 1896"
he said, "Gen. Kearney promised the Mex
leans if they would cease hostilities to the
United States and come into the Union
thay would soon be given the privileges
of statehood. The treaty of Hldalgo, ne
gotiated in 1859, distinctly promises that
New Mexico shall be admitted at an early
day. 1t was in pursuance of these prom
ises and pledges that New Mexico in 1850
elected a state legislature and sent two
United States senators here. California
sent two senators at the same time. They
were admitted, but my territory was left
out in the cold. 1t was the same way
when Colorado was admitted, in 1875. If
New Mexico had been admitted years ago
to statehood, as she ought to have been,
our population would have been increased
tenfold."
A COMPROMISE POSSIBLE.
Delegate Flynn is conducting negotia-
tions which may result in the New Mexico
and Oklahoma statehood bills coming be-
fore the house. The Democrats realize
that there Is poor chance for New Mexico
unless the Republicans consent to help
make quorum. Eastern Democrats are,
with few exceptions, against the admis-
sion of any more states. They are afraid
of further increase of western strength
in the senate. They are not inclined to
help the quorum for New Mexico. Dele
gate Flynn has proposed to Speaker
Crisp and to Delepate JoseDh Of New
Mexico, that if they will agree to joint
order setting days for the consideration
of the two bills, the Republicans will not
obstruct any longer the New Mexico bill.
The reply to the proposition is favorable.
A bit of semi-of1icial news from the
White house has dampened the ardor of
the new state advocates. 1t is to the effect
that the president is opposed to all of the
bills except that for Utah, and that he
will veto the Others if they reach him.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-26
Attachment Against Coxey.

Pittsburg, March 2G.-An attachment
was issued to-day by B. NJ. Everson, of
this city, against Gen. j. s. Coxey, COM
mander of the Commonmeal. The claim
is for 5000 for mill supplies. In view of
the fact that Coxey has seemingly
abandoned business and is devoting his
energies and money to the army and its
object. Everson felt it necessary to
protect himself. Sheriff Richards will
send deputies to the border of the county
to meet Gen. Coxey and escort him to the
sherilf's Office where will be required to
give bail in the sum of 81 500 or remain
here. The company organized in the
18th ward in this city to meet Coxey, has
been dsbanded.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-26
A CLEVER CAPTURE.
A Life Convict Has an Exciting Ex-
perience in Trying to Get Away
Flight and Capture of
Murderer.

On the 18th inst FREDERICK Jiron, a life
convict, escaped from the penltentiary by
crawling through the wooden wall of the
old stockade, and in full view of two
guards. Yesterday morning Jiron was
returned to the penitentiary, with bullet
in his hip, by Deputy Sheriff Leandro
Baca, of Socorro county. The bullet was
extracted by DR.. Harroun, the peniten-
tiary physician, and it is not thought tho
wound will prove serious.
THE ESCAPE.
Jiron was crippled and was given many
privileges not enjoyed by the more able
bodied men. On the afternoon of his
escape he was inside the old stockade
breaking stone. Col. Bergman, the sup
erlntendent, passed through the yard
about 4 o'clock, and everything seemed to
be all right, with every convict working in
his proper place. Half an hour afterward
a guard went to the colonel and told him
of Jiron's escape. 1t was found that Jirop
had craWled through a small hole in tho
wooden fence. How the man ever passed
the two guards stationed in the lookout
towers is a mystery. The two men re-
ceived their discharge Immediately.
THE HOUNDS OUT.
As soon as the escape was discovered
the hounds were let loose aud set upon
the mans track. They followed the scent
as far as the corner of the penltentiary
grounds where they lost it, as the man put
something on his shoes to throw the dogs
of the track. Two men were sent to
Lamy and Col. Bergman went down the
river, and also telegra phed the sherifTs of
this territory and Arizona to be on the
lookout.
No trace of the man was found until
the 2lst, when word was received that
Jiron had slept at the house of Procarpio
Armijo, at Atrisco. Arlnijo furnished
Jiron with horse and he started for San
Lorenzo canon on the road to Tularosa.
But instead of going 70, Tu,arosa Jiron
changed his mini, turned pAck and start
ed for Socorro. He slept at Socorro the
+ rEht of the 22d and stssted early the next
morning acr0sscountry.
THE CAPTURE.
The officials heard of his having been
in Socorro and three deputy sheriffs start
ed in pursuit. Jiron, his father and
brother, who had joined him at Rincon,
we're overtaken about six miles below
Rincon. All three were heavily armed
and made stubborn resistance. A deputy
sheriff shot Jiron below the hip, the ball
passing out at the knee. All three men
were arrested. Jiron was brought back
yesterday, as stated, ana is now confined
to his bed by the wound he received.
Col. Bergman is very anxious to find
the person who furnished Jiron with the
clothes he put ON after discarding the
prison garb just outside the stockade.
Jiron is a life convict, sentenced for
murder from Socorro county.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-26
Good Resolutions.

st. Paul, March 26.-By vote of thir-
ty.one to five the chamber of commerce
adopted resolutions urging congress to
take prompt and final action on the tariff
question and by quieting agitation
bring about prosperity through regained
confidence in business affairs.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-26

Wednesday the body will be escorted to
the depot where it will be in temporary
morgue until the municipal authorities
deliver the remains to the authorities of
Buda Pesth. The body will be accom-
panied by an escort of Hungarian officials,
to Buda Pesth.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-26

Beecham's Pills sell well because they
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-26
Cold Weather..

st. Joseph, Mo-, March 26.--Early this
morning the thermomemeter registered
SIX degrees above zero and the Missouri
river is frozen from bank to bank.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-26
Indigestion, Impure Blood
Cured by Hoods.

Mf. d. ". Bridges
&C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass:
"Dear Srs: During the winter and spring I
have used dozen bottles of Hoods Sarsapa-
rIla in my family, and am quite sure we have
been greatly benefited by It, For years have
been troubled with Indigestion, accompanied
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-26

Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado So
loon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-26

Turin, March 26.-Preparations for the
funeral ceremonies over the remains of
Louis Kossuth are almost completed.
After service at the EVANGELIST church on
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-26

SarsapariIIa
CURES

By sympathetic heart trouble, and Hoods Sar-
saparilla has done me very much good. We
have also given it to the children for impure
blood and ringworms with very good results"
D. w. BRIDGES, Pleasant Hill, Oregon.
NE. II you decide to take Hoods Sarsapa-
rllla do not be induced to buy any other. Z
Hoods Pills cure all Liver Ills, Bilousness,
Jaundice, Indigestion, Sick Headache. 2sc. =.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-26

For Rcnt-The store-room now occu-
pied by j. II. Gerdes, the best stand in
town for any business. Apply to F. B.
Delgado.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-14
TWELFTH SCHOOL.

Franc r. knight, principal......
Mary r. Jamison, assistant.....
Jennie Simons, assistant. ...
Blanche Hull, assistant. ...
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-14
FOuRTEENTH SCHOO.

A. S. Martin, principal 1,25S :;
Theresa Godbe, assistant.. Cos o.
Fanny l.. Manning, assistant. 665 o.
Ellen F. White, assistant... 654 81
Abbie r. Bishop, assistant..... CHS OF
Annie Youngberg, ASSISTANT. Cos o.
Eugene S. Hart assistant. 50 81
Eta Powers, assistant. Tic o.
Leora o. Hall, assistant. 661 80
Jennie NJ. Carney, assistant $50 Of
Mrs. Della Straup, assistant 100 0;
Hattie p. Mock, assistant. SAP 81
Harriet Hobart, assistant 343 OF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-14
Grand total general EXPENSES 1856 Al


INTEREST.
Harry T. Duke, treasurer, inter
est on $50 ) per cent bonds, de-
nomination $1,000 each, series /,
dated February 1, 1892. For one
years interest at per cent.
payable seni-aEnually %, 500 90
Harry T. Duke, treasurer inter
est on l50 Fer cent. bonds de-
nomination $1,000 each, series 2,
dated August L, 1882. For one
years interest at per cent.
payable serni-annually.... 1900 90
Harry T. Duke, treasurer inter
est on 225 per cent bonds, de-
nomination $1,000 each, series 3,
dated August l, 1888 For six
months interest at per cent.
payable semi-annually.. ......... 5,625 90
35,625 90
Harry T. Duke, treasurer, for in
terest paid Wells, Fargo & Co..
on registered warrants and
overdraft ......................... 672 "a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-14

Grand total teachers salaries. S134, 722 SIS
Detailed Statement of Janitors'
Salaries
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-14
Detailed Statement Of Receipts and Disbursements the Board of Educaion
of the City of Salt the Ending 3Oth,
nEFICE s1-ppI1ES

W. r. Malone, enunlerator $500.
Joseph Plaisted, enumerator.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-14
FRANKLIN SCHOOL.

f. S. Hallock, principal 1,25S rs
Barbara Hoffer,. assistant. CAS- 90
Emma Porter, assistant. 5S5 90
Mary Dysart assistant 7O5 COL
Mary A Cauffield, ass1stant...... Cos 90
Flora r. Irwin, assistant. SIS 90
Gertrude Dull, assistant 567 90
Mary A. Hull assistant. Go 90
Mary E. Berkeley, ASSISTANT TIP so
Katie Dean assistant e58 90
Ida B. Woodwork. assistant 7l2 30
Jessie Hedges, assistant... 279 90
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-14
JACKSON SCHOOL

VIM. Bradford, principal. 1,425 COL
Ida S. Wells assistant... 70l q
Emma Bledsoe, assistant $3.50 Cos 90
Emma F. Swan, assistant III so
Amy Whipple, observation-disclosures. SGT 00l
Rhoda Pomeroy, assistant - 647 sol
Lottie Burch, assistant. 7O8 rs i
Anna Vinegar, assistant. 567 COL
Lou Murphy, assistant. $40 90
Anna c. Price, assistant......... sos Is
Lura Beason, assistant 633 so |
J. o. Cross, assistant - $40 COL
Nora Gwln, assistant - 262 50 |
Lizzie Bond, assistant. . 66l % |
Bell Culbertson, assistant. 7l2 80 |
Frances Qualtrough, assistant. 80 IS |
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-14
Mona Biggs, assistant. ........... 617 50
May Watson, assistant......... 475 90
TENTH SCHOOL
BRYANT SCHOOL.

D. Dennis, principal. 1902 so
Druice Kelson, assistant. .. 355 90
Cora NJ. Clark, assistant... 661 so
Belle Fielder, assistant. 70S 70
Bessie kimball, assistant.... 614 Is
Mabel Emery, assistant.. Gil so
Hattie Randolph assistant Col 90
Harriet Goodrich, assistant..... 2Sl .
Lily Gwin, assistant 672 IS
NJ. I. Holloway, assistant. SOS Is
Celia Murphy, assistant. ia 90
Nora GWin. assistant 402 so
Hattie n. Logan, assistant.. 245 90
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-14
THIRTEENTH scHoo.

Matte E. Mckay, principal.
Clara Shaw, assistant. .........
Gene Kimball, assistant. ....
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
9tD. 1914.

fes Staraia in Der gtlbe BON WDntana
in Der PropinS gBiatta Iino Oerbaitet
poroen uno peroen oenuiGhlt in Sara=
pull pro5eiiirt msroen, neil lie eiuen
Wdnn ermoroet1 getDpit lno ausae,uel=
oct baben, um ibn lbren 8Ottern 81
ppfern.
Serlin, %. Stt.
Sie n9Dlniihe 3eitung" bat aus
ct. petersburg Die nahitebenoe De-
peide erbalten: Die &rdite oeS G;a=
ren ib,uinosn pOu Sag Su Sag oubin,
allein er liebt rubig uno 9eiaBt Dem
Spoe entae9eu. lin Die NieOergeihla-
senbeit ieiner llmgebung SIT periteu=
den, bat er geiebl ertbeilt, oaB Die in
S6lOiie beiinolibe Muiittapelle pdb=
reno oes 8abfliritbltiits ipiele. Die
Gsarin ueibt, Obgleib lie ielber itwsr
leioeno lit, teinen gusenblif bon Der
Seite ibres 0emubls. Stuuoeuldng
IiBt lie neben Dem 2ebnieiiel pes G;aren
uno mddt al ieiuenl gette, pent er
nlbt itlaien tann. Gs beibt, oaB Der
Gsar ulle Ieine glnoromlngen i'm Oin=
bllfe auf 'ein beporltebenoes gnoe ge=
trOifen bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30

su; aber bel Der 9tusDabi Der fir6li6en
Mit9lieoer oss epanseliibsn &irbenre=
glments lit er sanj on Die SDri1lG9e
beg leBteren sebInoeH.
Ser ShuB Der eoan9eliiden Stride
in gSllrttembers segen einen tatboli=
iben Sanoesberrn miro na6 oieIen Be-
ltimnlllngen nod griinoIi6er ieiu, als
olss i'm gleibialls iiberwieaeno prOte=
itantiibeH aOnigrei6 Sahien Der Sail
lit.
go traltrl9 wie Die S0nolln9smeiis
ces 10 iirtte NJ bergii6en Serr=
iders sesenilber ben &atboliten unO
benz tatboliibeu 6iirIten in spe ba=
lelblt, ebenio abitDBig 1T oas Sbau=
ipiel, uelhes iib in Nnblanb in Den
&eaicrungstreiien oaielbit aud in @e=
treff Der Sbronfolge abseipielt bat.
getanntlib naht oas Gnoe oes Gsaren
nit eiligen Sbritten lmo Der Gaiier
naller &euBeu" pilt ebenialls fir ieinen
Nadfolser iorsen. getanntli6 bat
Der 5bronerbe, Der 6sarspiti6, ii6
aui Der &iidtebr BON elmer gSeltreiie
am enalii6en Sofe in Die grinssilin
sllir bon 0ellsu perliebt uno puroe in
perH. Wobe nit bsrielben in 2ipaoia
perbeiratbet, nobel bic oeutibe prin=
seIlin, I'm Gsarin su psrben, ibren
8lauben nit Dem 9riebiib=tatboliiben
pertaulbeu muBte. lleber ben, 6sare=
witib erSdblen lih Die 3eitllnsen, be-
ionoers bier in 9lmerita, Die ionoer=
bariten uno uidt aeraoe erbaulibIten
Saden. Sic piiisn ). g.. oaB Der
Giarewitid bereits cine wenn aud nur
CUR Sinten ibm an9etraute Srau babe
uno bic erbarmunsstpiiroige, Sur Ger=
beiratbuns init ibm seSluunsene 9llir
iib aui ben YeiiB ieiner rshtsn Sano
beidranten. lniiiie, udbreno Der GSare-
ruitid i9On uerldieosne ainoer bon isi=
ner eriten Graii baben ipQs. gtnpere
glitter ipreden bon elmer beiBseliebtsn
ibOnen Siioin, bon pelber Der G3are=
ipitib nibt lalien woQs. m
Die ,8eiAihten" sebea eii,en rebt
auten 3eitunastlatib ab, uno bel oen
betannten &ufe als Sports" unO
.'highlivers'', tusldsu Die europdiiden
6iirlteniobne in 9lmerita 9enieBen, lino
Die iuterehanten uno pitanten @rsG9=
lunsen vniat ganS un9laubIi6."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
Sepeiden.
Sulano.
9f G no 9Oprt. "a. Oft,

Nem Yort "A. Stt.
Ser Yfarrer .Sames Sotle lit Elm
SUllblut-Snoianer, "A Sabre alt uno
preoist Ieinen &ailesenuhen in Ntani=
toba nas WOrt 6Ottes. Tpr elmer
@Obe uabte er iib aui Die &siie, I'M
benz ersoiaton &irtlep in &pe. N. g.,
ben er tennen selernt bate, ais oerielbe
WliiliOndr in Canada mar, einen De-
iu6 ab,uitatten. gluf Der &eiie nab
Chicago traf er einen .9uten 6reuno",
Der ibnt Iein gelo abnabm, 10 oaB er
obne einen Sent in Der Sai6e in Gbi=
caso Gntam. Sort fano er 9liidliher
gSsiie ben pfarrer Rawlon, Den sr bon
friiber ber tannte, uuO oieier perior9te
ibn nit 8elo, nm unb gtew Yort Su
fommen. glls Die bIebere Hotbbaut
BORT eintraf, wllBte er nIht, wie sr nab
Dem 8rano 6eutr0l SepOt fommen
Iolls. uno ertunoiate iib oesbalb bel
einsm PpliSiiien nat Dem gSege oabln.
Statt i'm aber nah Dem berlau9ten
gabnbofe sl brin9en, brdbte ibn Der
Eolisllt nab Der Yoliieiiuabe, mo- Der
rOtbe Bfarrer bis gum uIblten WOrgen
eingelperrt Wurbe. glm nd6lten Gage
suuroe er pou einem Waune nab benz
Sabnbpfe aebraht, Der ibm arlh cine
6abrtarte tauite uno ibm nod 80 Gents
Geiiegelo mit9ub, npiilr er li6 bon
Dem barmlOien GjeiitlIbeu oellen llbr
ais Yidno ausbut. Ser Wam per=
iprab spnr, Die llbr bel Dem Yiurrer
3irtlep in 8pe nieoer abSulieferI, bat
oies aber bis ieBt nod nibt 9etbau.
&ebanou, Sa., "a. DIT.
GjeItern Worgen ipuroe Oas liel9e
YOltamt INN cine iiemIib beoeutenoe
Sunlme in Saar uno in FoItmarten
beraubt. Die Siebe itnblen aus einem
benahbarten &ibltall Tierh uno 9Sa=
gen uno iubren nab Dem Eoitamt, 100
lie ben 8eloihrant pOllltdnoi9 auSlser=
ten. Sbre Seute beliNnp in $3.50 in
barren 8eloe. s400 in .3wel=6ents=
Wtarteu uno elmer gRcnss 3, 4. ), s
uno 10 Gentsmurten. beren @eIammts
betrag nod nitt srmittelt iii. Sie
beioen Siebe iperosn ais iun9e MGnner
in gllter Don % bis 80 Sabren 9e=
idiloert. Der Staotmaribnll Stone
benacbridtisse ioiott Die gplisei in gait
st. Souls bon oem &aube.
SaniasGitp, %. Stt.
Ssit Den leBten SwanSt9 Sabren bat
=. j. Staplsp, sin rsibsr YewObuer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30

pOn SOnOpn, @n9lano, ben 9tuientbalt
lelnes Sruocrs, ,Sames Staplep, Su
ermittelu perlu6t. Gr erlieB maileH=
bate slnieigeu in ben 3eitun9en, uno
nabm aud 6ebeimpOlBilten in SienIt,
um ibm bel ieineu gtadIprI6un9en gu
belfen. &iirSlid Ibitte Stdplep ieine
Spei Stieii0hne nab slmerita nm bic
9tahIorIhulaen bier fort5uieyen. Sic
erlieBeu gluseigen in oeu 3eitllussu uuo
erlubten aud Die Yoliiei in alien grO=
Ben Stloten oes 2anoes, lie bel ibren
gtNdforlhungen 81 unterltiiBen. galo
odrauf ermittelte Der Ypli,eitef Speers
pOn bier ourb 9tahfraaen inter ben
bier mpbnenoen GnglGnoern ben Wann.
Staplep ipuroe arm uno trant aui9e=
Iunoeu, uno wObnte lett langerer 3eit
bel Dem Sauunternebmer gS. ". Sdp=
lor. Gr miro oemnablt naf Gn9lano
suriftebren uno nit leinem Yruoer
Sui0mmenlppbnen, belien lanol16ri9e
9tabIorIdungen bod enolib ben ge=
wtlnlhten Grfolg batteu.
9tew Dort, %. Stt.
Oeute liellte lib ein betunnter ,,6rant"
in Der gSobnung oes Or. Sniepb yrp=
ant ein, no Der grdlioent Glepsluno
cbgeitie9en 1T, uno perlan9te Den prG=
liOenten Su leben. Gs mar Hibdro
8Oeroeler aus gislp Yort, oerielbe
0tanu, uelter Dor einiaen Sabren ben
SaiIer gSilbelm sum 3peitampf ber=
ausgeiOroert bate.
8egen 9 llbr Soa 6oeroeler beitig
Die Rlingel an Or. grpant's gSohnung,
lno ais elm Siener eri1ien, perlanete
e. Den prdIiOentcn Su ieben. Ser
Siener erpioerte, oaB Gieoeluno nibt
su 'preben lei, pprauf @oeroeler er,pi=
oerte, oaB er elm 8,ihGft bon interua=
tlonaler g8ihtigteit babe.
9arauf eri6ien Or. grpont al DER
Sbilre uno perlubte Dem Grant" be-
9relfIib 81 MAIDEN, oaB Der YrlIioent
nob ni6t su iprehen lei, worauf
8peroeler iblieBlitb ,pesBins.
PORTLAND, Sno., %. Stt.
&eU. u. s. Streucer, Yfarrer Der
bleiiaen tatbOliI6en Stride, iii beute
9tabmittag OIL elmer Drsuniihsn Ser,=
trantbeit 9eitorben. Seine Sei6e miro
waArIheinli1 nab Wilwautse 9ebra6t
uno bort beigeleBt uerosn.
gSai binGton, 26. Stt.
Ser GrdIioent bielt bellte feline erlte
GablnetslBun9 ieIt Der erlten 9Sobe
oes September.
SGmmtlide Wiiniiter nit 9lusnabme
oes glferbaumlnilters Mortcn, Der np6
niht na6 @aIbingtOn suriif9etebrt lit,
waren anmeieno. Die Wtiuiiter batten
oem YrGlioenten begreifliterweiie piele
8eIhlfte. Die lid Wabreno ieiner glb=
iue 'enbeit angebduft batten, bprsule9sn.
Seionoers Stnatsminiiter greibam
bate ullerlei, aui Die auspdrtigen ge=
;iebungen besiiglibe glngelesenbeiten su
unterbreiten. sluBersem miiMihten alle
Wtinilter iih iiber Sauptltellen in ibren
Sabresberihten allssulpreheu.
9tan tann bier nl1ts Silteres err
iabren beiiiglid Der 6rase. Oh es in
Der glblidt oes Prdlioenten lie9t oDer
ni6t, einen Sriei sll ueroiientli6en,
iuorin er Den @unib tunoSibt, baB
alle Semptraten ben oenptratii6en
StaatspablSettel in gteu Yort unter-
ltiiBen lollten. So6 lit ss Die glniibt
pieler lelaer sSrcrnoe. oaB er iib nibt
in Die Neip yorter 9ampague einnli=
! iben piro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
trei d.

Sreit, %. Oft.
s@dGreno Der &relSer y9lretbuIe"
beute Dor ieiner 9lbfabrt nab Dem
Often, um Das franSDiii9e 8eibwa=
Der in ben hineiiiben 8epdiieru il
peritdrten. feline Waibinen p,obirte,
fano an SOro oeiislben cine Sampf=
telel GrploIion ltatt, woourb Ichs
Yer|onen oas 2sben perloreu, uno
swanSlg ihpere SranopunoeE Dapon=
truaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
Yreiie Der an;eisem.

Sober Son Der spalts per Sabr sl2on
4. I. .. ., ., bUlonate. ...... ais
4. >, >, 3lRouate ..... 6.Ol
Sir isbs Seile gr.pisr OSsr Osrsn Raam sas
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