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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
TOO Muvn TT. o. D." BUSINESS.
A Chicago Importer Who Favors the Eng fish Rule of Charging For Everything.

A Chicago Importer Who Favors the Eng
 fish Rule of Charging For Everything.
 When a Chicago importer gets a bill forI goods shipped from London, he 1ndsl charged up to him tho carriage and tho box in which tho goods arc shipped-perhaps, even the nails and the iron strip with which tho box is held together.
 1T think this practice is the oorrecti one, ' said a local importer. Ut is tho product of higher commercial develop ment than ours-a better, more thorough ly organized system. It is system in which the element of guessing in figuring up years income and expenditures is practically eliminated. Tho practice prev alent in this country of selling goods f. O. b. is not tho sound one, and every ueces- sary expense which is thrown in by the seller as an inducement to the'buyer marks step in the wrong direction And if there is any profit in this way of doing business 1t goes not to the buyer, as he may imagine, but to the seller because the latter in figuring the price of an arti- cle is sure to make liberal allowance on his side of the fence to cover the cost of this concession. He has never estimated, exactly, what box of given dimensions docs cost him, but he will make guess at it in establishing prices which is suro to cover it and little more.
 "The practice comes not from any de. sire to mako money in boxes, I think, but from tho large handed way of doing this in this country. In older countries, like England, men are content with earning smaller percentages on their investments and they figure more closely, while in the United States tho average business man looks for much larger returns and thinks it waste of time to be getting the cost of a box down to tho very nails and then charging it up. If he did this. moreover, his customer would probably think him small and closefsted and be inclined to take his trade somewhere else.
 II believe in our glorious institutions l spenC threo years fighting for thom some 30 odd years ago-but l am not blind to the fact that our British cousins do 0 good many things, particularly in the commercial line, better than we do. It is this very closefistedness, if ono chooses to call it so, this dealing on close margins, that has helped them into their domina- ton of the entire commercial world. Science is accuracy in business as in everything else. The man who succeeds is the man whose aim is true who, like the Benjamite singers, can throw at a hairbreadth and not miss. He doesn't guess or approximate, particularly in the matter of expenses. '-Chicago Tribune.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
TERSELY TOLD.

Pen M. Jacobs & Bros. sell furniture.
 Camp Hardee will meet at 'clock this afternoon to attend to business of import- ance.
 Cassie Jackson, wanted in Trs yaloosa county for removing mortgaged property, is sn inmate of the county jail.
 All ladies' high and low shoes at cost |, and 25 per cent reduction on all men 8 shoes, except Banister's, until April l at T. c. Kings
 The contracts for repairing the macadam roads of Jefferson county were not let yes terday as per the advertisement, but will be q week hence.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
CLD BOARD REApPOlNTED.

MONTGOMERY, April 1.-[SpeciaI. l-The official term of the board of revenue of Mont ana responsible official positions, expired to- day and great anxiety was felt by the good and represen iative tax payers of this county, fearing that the present honest, faithful and competent board, on whom Judge be reappointed by the governor, who strangely kept this appointment back for weeks until this evening. when at last he named the old efficient board as their suc- cessors, to- vt: w. D. Brown, J. 0. Nich- oison, John G. Gilchrist, W. E. McGehee aud c. A. Allen, which gives. although laIe. great satisfaction.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
MYSTERY RECEPTION.
An Evening With Shadow Pictures and Ghosts and More Mate
 rial Things.

It was time of unallosed pleasure at the Young Men s Christian assoclation rooms last evening. Anticipation was on tiptoe. for invitations had been circulated bearing the following pleasing inscription: The women's auxiliary of the Birmin 5 ham
 Y. M. c. A.
 Give a Mystery Reception. April first the day. They ask the pleasure of your company with
 nickle and dime, And with this passport's seal unbroken you Il
 be welcome Ht that time.
 At eight, nightfall, please remember, with
 solemn rite and awesome sight What now is dark win be revealed. To all,
 We trust, pleasant night. Bring this small packet with you, please. If
 it proves to be unbroken
 You sh all enter by that token. Weigh the
 words which have been spoken.
 The recipient was cautioned: .'Beware, take care break not this seaio A great many restrained their curiosity and gath cred to see what the mystery was.
 The parlors of the Young Mems Christian association were thrown open, and also the gymnasium. Dr. t. H. Sholl acted as master of ceremonies and the fun began. The lights were turned down and shadow pictures thrown on canva7. unique programme was given. All gather ID the parlors, where elegant refreshmen were served.
 All present. gave the women's auxiliary of the Young Mems Christian association a vote of thanks for delightful evening.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
COLUMBUS, O., DEMOCRATIC.

COLUMBUS, O., April 1.-The democrats won decided victory in Columbus, car rying the city for the first time in two years. The vote on mayor stood as fol- lows: Colton H. Allen, democrat, 10, FAY; Oliver M. Evans, republican, Ss6S; David B. Williams, Independent, 2583; George H. Twiss, populist, IF. Aliens plural. itY 1879.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
SHOT HIS MISTRESS.

COLD FLOODED DEED OF A NEGRo--oFFI.
 GERS WITH BLooDHoUNDs AFTER HIM.
 JASPER, Fla, April 1.-About o'clock this morning, near the Georgia Southern depot, in what is known as the Cox quar- ters and in plain view of number of peo- pie, white and black. one Walden Mitchell, colored, shot and killed his mistress, Rilla Beaumon, a nice looking Snulatto girl. He putin pistol bullets aoout her neck and shoulder.
 Mitchell, armed With two ,pistols and a ohum of his, armed with double barreled gun, made for the woods. Deputy Sheriff Jones and Town Marshal Dennis Cannon, with couple of trained bloodhounds, are after him with goodly crowd of citizens, all on horseback. Mitchell is a bad negro and the officers think somebody will have to be killed when they come up with him.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02

temper, fear of impending calamity and a thousand and one Arrangements of body and mind, result from such pernicious practices. All these arc permanently cured by i'm proved methods of treatment without the patient leaving home.
 A medical treatise written in plain but chaste language, treating of the nature, symptoms and durability of such diseases, sent securely sealed in plain envelope, on receipt of this notice, with 10 cents in stamps, for postage. Address. Worlds DSpensary Medical Association. Buffalo, N. Y.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
,RAH FOR DEMOCRACY. .

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., April 1.-Ex- Senator Patton. republican, took revenge on the Senator Burrows faction today by defeating c. w. Watkins, the republican nominee for mayor, and electing 0. D. Stebbins, democratic candidate, by 2000 majority. A year ago Fisher, republican, carried the city by 1900. All the free silver republicans voted for Stebbins,
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
MCCURRY ACOUITTED.

ANNIsToN, April 1.-lSpecial. ]-Dr. S.. J. McCurry was acquitted in the city court Of murder. He was charged with pro- died in bagnio in this city last fall. The defendant admitted performing the opera tion on the girl, but claimed that it was the proper thing under the circumstances, as the unborn child had been killed by drugs four or five days previous, and that in such an operation lay the only chance to save the Uoman's life.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
Merchants lunch at 'sThe Peerless" II a. m. to l p. m.
UGLY FIGHT WITH lsHINERs.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, April 1.-Deputy United States Marshal Johnson and posse of six men fought gang of moonshiners in the mountains of Hempstead county early yesterday morning. After the smoke had cleared away the posse found the bodies of two outlaws, captured third alive and took possession of the illicit plant, capable of making twenty gallons of whisky per day. Hill aud Bellamy of the posse received serious wounds. Four moorshiners escaped.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
I. B. MoMAHON GAINED.

Mir. J. B. McMahon was presented last night with a handsome silver mounted cane, present from his friend, Mir. c. w. Clark. It was engraved with the initials s'J. B. M., from c. w. C.. 1895.'' It was a token of esteem from a valued friend and was highly appreciated by the recipient.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
Men and Women.

The Wife (during a row)-The villain in the play is always a man.
 Tho Husband-Yes, and it is always woman who makes him one. London Tit-Bits
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02

Watch and listen to the gen. eral blowing of steam WhiS- ties, which will announce the grand opening of Louis Saks' new stores on Wednesday next, April 3, at l D. m.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
CHIEF CLERK LAWSON.

MONTGOMERY, April 1.-[Special. .1-W. H. Lawson of Montgomery county was today made chief clerk of the convict board, vice J. D. Douglas. MT. Robert Tate of Wilcox is retained in the office.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02

Don't fail to attend Louis Saks' grand opening on We'd nesday, April 3, beginning at l D. m. and closing at 9 p. m.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02

NEW SLEEPING CAR TO FLORIDA.
 Pullman vestibule sleeping car for Jack sonville leaves Birmingham at 2:55 D. m. daily for Jacksonville, via Southern rail- way, arriving at 9:4E s. m. Call on Jack w. Johnson, union licket agent, for reser- vations. 11-22 tues&thurs If
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02

Mrs. U. 8. Grant believes the best womer to be the true wives and mothers. They always use Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
TWENTY FIVE HUNDRED QUIT.

OTTUMwA, Ia., April 1.-Twenty- five hundred miners in Appanoose county qrit work this morning. No disturbance of any kind has occurred. In the rest of the district where the operators signed the Ing.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02

'Pll have no bigger; this doth fit tho time And gentlewomen wear such caps as these''- protests bonoy Kate to mocking PeLruchio. 50 does Price's Cream Baking Powder fit our troublous times; gentlewomen will have none other.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02

The most important annual holiday at Babylon was in honor of Bel, or Belus. It was celebrated with human sacrifices.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
HIS HEALTH SAVED HIM.

today pardoned Monche Cohee, an Indian, convicted in Texas of horse stealing and sentenced to five years' Imprisonment. The prisoner has served two years and the pardon is granted on account of his health.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
"The Peerless" for fine cof- fee. fd28 H
AWARDED TO A BIRMINGHAM FIRM.

HUNTSVILLE, April 1.-lSpecial. l. Steiner Bros., bankers of New York aud Birmingham, today were awarded the S22,- 5U0 Madison county bonds authoriz d by the last legislature for purchasing fourteep miles of pike from the Madison Turnpike company. Their bid was 102 the highest of SaVen.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was Chiid she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children. she gave them Castoria.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
YOUNG SPIRITS,

d vigorous Douy and robust strength,
 follow good health.
 But all fail when the vital powers arc weakened. Nervous debility and loss of manly power result from bad habits, con tractcd by the young through ignorance of their ruinous con- sequences. Low spirits, melancholia, Impaired memory, morose. or irritable
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02

'sThere are no ionger Pyrenees' Ma poleon asservated. There would no longer be alum baking powders if consumers did not extend them patronage.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
ATHENs' MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

ATHENS, April 1.-lSpecial. 1.-The may or's election passed of quietly. The two tickets-court house and Gem saloon elected four counciImen each. Both sides claim the mayor.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02

ST. PAUL, Minu., April 1.-The legisla- ture this morning passed a resolution con graduating Prince Bismarck on his 80,h birthday. It is to be photographed to the prince.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02

The Worlds wife says that Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is the epurest and haaf
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02

Everybody is cordially in- vited to attend Louis Saks' grand opening Wednesday, April 3, 1895, beginning at l D. m. and closing at 9 D. m.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
NO FIRE ALARM,

NO FIRE ALARM, but Louis Saks' grand opening will be announced by a gen. eral blowing of steam whistles on Wednesday next, April 3, at D. m. sharp.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
RATIO OF SILVER TO GOLD.
To tine Age-Herald:

IO tHe ARe-heralu.
 VERBENA, Ala, April 1.-Will you please give the comparative value of gold and silver in 1878, when silver was not only on parity, but was on an equality with gold; when if General Rhodes. with $10,- 0O0 worth of gold ore, and Colonel Hodg- son, with the same amount of silver ore, went or carried their respective amounts to the same United States mint, it was taken and coined for them on the same terms? And give the value of gold and silver now, since silver is not ou an equality with gold made so by an act of Congress passed in in 1875, when silver was made a commodity like iron, brass, copper and other metals. Very respectfully.
 G. A. NoRTnINaToN.
 The ratio of silver to gold in 1873 was 15.92 10 Ii; in 1893 it was 26. 49 to 1. The commercial ratio at present is about 35 to l. The price of silver fiuctuates. It has gone up in the past few days, and has an upward tendency. From 1860 to 1886 the ratio remained at 15 and fraction. In 1886 it was 207S. Since then 1t has greatly fiuctuated.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
G. A. NoRTu1NaToN.

Buy genuine Carbon Hill coal from Bir- miDgbam Coal and Coke Co. Phone 675. 371ms
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-02
Legal Notice.
State of Alabama, Jefferson County
mar31-1m

State of Alabama. Jefferson County.
 Mary s. Hope, deceased-Estate of. I ETTERS of administration upon the estate IL of said dece dent having been granted to the undersigned on the 18th day of March, 1895, by tho Hon. M. I. Porter, Judge of the Probate Court of Jefferson county, notice IS hereby given that all persons having claims against said estate will be required tO present the same within the time allowed by law or that the same will be barred.
 319 tue St DANIEL L. HOPE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-09
Snbnqne, Soma, Sienfag, ben g. spril 1895

bait getbnn, uno i'm nd6iten glu9en=
bllfe itiiriten Die Wauern Der 9e9en=
ilberliegenoen Gebauoe nit lautem
Srab sulanmen.
Die 8emalt Der grplpIipn mar inr6t=
bar; 6ubrleute muroen pon ibren gSa=
gen 9elhleuoert Ino ibre @aoseu mur=
ben ua6 allen Simmelsgegenoen bin
SerItreut. IS mar nab 9lngnbe Der
WarttIeute genau fiini Winuten mad
stuei llbr als Die GrploIiOn iib ereig=
nete, uno Spar III Solatba's GrpterD
uno @irtbihait. Wtan glaubt, oaB
Salotba neblt Srau unD eiuem &iuoe
um9etommen Iino, oa lib Iein SAlaf=
Sintmer geraoe iiber Dem PlaBe befano,
no oas Yulper 9elagert mar, uno er
ipdter ni6t mebr 9eiclrn tpuroe.
Gines Der Sinber tum sum @rliaunen
Der periannlelten Wteuge in ieinen
Na6ttleioern aus ben Sriinmeru, uat=
Dem Die 6euerluebr berelts iiini Wtinll=
ten al Der 9lrbeit 9eluelen mar.
Scllte WtOrgen Inn 4 llbr IhGBte
man Die 3abl Der Sooten auf filnfSebn.
Der 9teAer Gbales GelB Dpn Sowaro
uno Safapette StraBe uuroe ourh
SolStiide ihuer perleBt lluo muBte
na6 Dem Soipital geibufft meroen.
SSolsenoes llno Die 9iumen Der Ser
mlBten, loweit oielelben bis jeBt ermit=
telt weroen tonnten: SOIepb grinaloi,
Wlte Slri uno 6elir &iQauo.
I'm llbr - Win. tpuroen Die Sei=
6en bon SGlatba uno osneu Grau aus
ben &uinen geibaiit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-09
gSolbpnien Sc Gboleraidue Dor, BON
oellen bier tOotlib maren.
8ro s britannien.
6 ono n, 30. Wdr,.

Sonoon 80. Wdr,.
Soro Goieberp lit beute All oem
3pefe bon Gpiom na6 2onoon eeton=
men, un in Der @abinetsliBuna, in
pelber ilber auswdrti9en 9lneeleeenbei=
ten uno iiber oas Spreberamt beratbeu
meroen 1ol, ben SoriiB Su fiibren.
Us muroe beidlohen, @m. Court
@ullp, parlamentsniit9lieo bon Gar
llsle. als gtadiolger bon Sir 4rtbur
gSelleslep Peel, sum Sprsber gu ernen=
nen.
Gullp tpuroe i'm Sabre 1885 in Con.
bon aeboren, uno beiu5te oas Sriuitp
college, ju Cambridge. Sm Sabre 1860
nuroe er aopotat, uno i'm Sabre 1877
ytltglieo oes Sberbofserittes; i'm
Sabre 1880 muroe er gum Hecoroer
BON 9Sloan ernannt, uno felt 1886 per=
trat er Carlisle i'm Parliament. @uQp
gebort Der liberalen Partei an, uno
unterltilBt GlaoltOne's irIdnoii9e poli-
tit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-09

Smaba, 9teb., 80. Mdrs.
Sm nOrowei4Iiben 9tebrasta piitbet
Gin beftiger S6ueeiturm. IS iino
fiinf Soil S6nee sefallcn uno es
wuroen S6neepIliige bon bier ab9e=
lhidt. Sn SmabG waren es 9elteru
So @rao.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-09
Yreiie ser an;eisem.'

Sober SpG Der SpaIte Der Sabr m
- >. ., Z. 4. 6Wtouate g75 -
90 +, 3Ufouate ... 6.0I
Sir isoe 3eile grspisr, ober bereu Rauu. oos
eritemaI l5 Gents.
,Seiratbs.unb loSss.anssisenmit ssrua 81 So
phne Sprub sl00.
arseigen bic oem Seiite Der tatb. ssirde ,usut,
Der riinb, ftHben teiue aufuabme.
2lnsetser fenoe man fpdts
items am 1flontas 111or
gen Elm.
SobElrbeitcn aller glrt prpntpt uuS 6iots
aasgefiibrt.
cffiee oer ,,8a,ette".
Gde Der se&hen unS Suuaarase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-09
6 bina uno $ apan.

Sn benz amtli6en Seritte oes 9lomi.
rails Sto ilber Die GrOberuns Der Pesca-
oores Snleln beiBt es, oaB bas Sort
Wtatulg erlt nad mebreren Mn9riffen
senomnen wrrbe. Sie 6biueien Der-
loren 80 SOote nno 30 8efansene.
Die Sapaner perlOreu einen Sooteu
l6 Serpunoete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-09


Ter &eibsta9sausibuB, welbem Die
llmlturSoorlage iiberpieien mproen
mar, bat oieielbe ueblt Den 3uidben,
iiber Die man lib bel Der ;weiten 2e=
lung geelnigt bate, nit II segen s
Stlmmen au9enpnlmen.
Sam burG 81. Wdrs.
Sellte iuaren ale Dfentli6en uno
cine Webrbeit Der YriputgebGuDe nit
6abnen unO buuten StOnen sur 6eier
oes 80. @eburtsta9es oes 6iirlteu Sis=
mart reid geibmilft.
glm glbenb Iauo cine allaemcine
SGuminatlon itatt. ipie lie S0mbur9
lelt % Sa6ren ni6t geleben bat.
Sn ieoem Saoenienlter mar ent=
weoer ein betrdnStes gllo ooer elne
Slilte oes frilberen Gei9stanSlers aus
9eltellt.
6rieorih srube, |. glpril.
Seit Der Iriibelten Mproenltunoe
trefien Sabn;iise nit geiutern aus
allen SbeIIen oes Gei6es elm, wel6e
Den SSunlh begen, Den Siiritsn Sis=
marf su ieinem a6tsIalten Geburtsta9e
81 beglllflpinihen. I'm elf llbr tam
cine Seputation Der SeioliBtilraiiire
an, pOn welbem Ge9inente Der Shirt
Gbrenoberlt lit. uT lhm gu sratulieren.
Zen SllraIlleren folgte ein Strpm bon
anoeren 9lboronungen. einlblleBlib
elmer aus neutrality-suspicious. be-
ltebenoen, uno elmer Deitereu, nelhe
aus Senatoren Der Sanieitdote Sam=
burg Bremen uno Silbet bsitanD.
Stuttgart, |. g!pril.
Der &Onia BON gSiirttcmbers bat
elnen 9lolutanten nit eiuem 8liif=
wmlbIbreiben an ben Silrlteu gis=
mart ab9elanot.
glls Der &Dnig beute cine Seputatipn
Der S6illsr oes bieligen 8pmnaliums
enpIin9, prizes Der &Onig 8ismard' s
8rDBe.
Nltoua, 2. glpril.
Sin iun9er Damn, Der i'm 9esriiie
mar, beim Wtilitdr eiuSutreteu, 1T bier
unter Der glntl0ge psrbaitet pproen,
Der SerfaIler iener berilbti9ten aupnp=
men Srieie 81 iein, iuelAe in ben leB=
ten paar Sdbren au perIbieoene Wtit=
Slieoer Der tailerlicbcn 6amile 9eribtet
lpOroen lino. Die Serbaitung oieies
Wteni6eu ruft ben &pBe'Ibeu Stauoal
luieoer ms 8eOlbtnlB, Der i'm pprioell
Sumner in Berlin 10 un0ebeurss 9luf=
ieben erregte. Sle i'm SUM pprigen
Subres eriOlste Serbditung oes oamall=
gen Sofmari6alls 6reiberrn bon &OBe
mar oas gr9ebniB Oierjdbriger ppli;ei=
liber gta1furihun9en. H4dbreno Die
ler ganSen 3elt batten Ntitglieoer bes
bOblten oeutlAeu 9lriltOtrate auOupme
Srieie ooer SOlttarten erDalten, in
oenen lie ielbIt ODER ibre Serwanoten
ooer 6reunoe Der 0emeiulten, uniittlib=
ten Sanolllngen bei6uloi9t puroeu.
Glni9e Der GmpIdn9er Der ic0nool0isll
Sbrsibereieu batten oieIe.ben Der SU=
liSel ilberNeben, uno Die 6plge oapOn
mar, oaB 6relberr bon &OBe zines Sa=
9es ais Der mutbmaBlibe glbienoer Der
SrieIe pcrbaftet ipuroe Obwobl er aui's
9lllerentlbleoenite leine llnitulo be-
tbeuerte, 10 Ihienen oO1 Die ge9eu ibn
pprllegenben S6ulobeweiIe unauicbt-
bar. 81 iein. 9tab bon Sobe's Terbai=
baltung 9laubte man, baB Die Gerlen.
oung oieler anOuDmen Scanoalbriefe
ibr Gnoe erreiAt babe. Dies mar ieoOt
niht Der 6all, oa Srieie ppll Der lbano=
liblten SeIhuloi0uugeu nab wie 20,
bel Den bobeu SerlOull0teiten einlieicn.
SieIe leBteren SrieIe waren in De,
ndmlIAen SanoltriIt, wie Die irlbe'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-09
& II Bl a II b.

81. Petersburg 4. glpril.
Spiihen benz 10. uuo %. Wlrs
lino i'll Der ProUins Yooolien elf 6bO-
leraiIlle porSetommen, ppn oenen iebs
tOotlirb perlauieu limb. Bonn 10. bis
gum IL. Wilrs tansSein Der YrOpin,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-09

Sin Sbeil Der @lasblaier i'm 9esirte
bon 6barleroi bat eeltreitt. 3ebn
6lasbiittsu lino seidlohen, wpourb
1000 slrbelter beibdftigungslos mer=
Den. Der eriuartete Streit Der 8ruben-
drbeiter lit ni6t erfplst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-09
gtmSlauO.
Seu II 9l q II B.
Berlin, 81. 90fdr;

gerIln, 81. W1r3.
Ser &eibstassausibuB, melbem Die
llmiturSoorlage ilberwieieu wproen
mar, bat oieielbe neblt Den 3uidBen,
iiber Die man iib bel Der ;tueiten 2e=
lung geelnigt bate, nit II sesen s
Stlmmen an9enpmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-09
: Deutfde, RatbolifdJe Druds= =6efellfdJafi

bin 5u iiini Sabren 3uatbaus perur=
tDeilt Doroeu. Soothing bate ans
Sber9eriht oes Staates apelirt uao
9elteno 9emabt, oaB oas @eieB. aui
grunb oeiien er perurtbeilt pOroen mar,
perInllln9swiorig lei. Seute CAB oas
Geribt cine gntibeioung ab, in wel=
der oos 8sieb iiir giltig ertldrt wurOe
uno &octtlng murOe Der Sbbut Dee
SberIIis iiber9ebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-09
2pnDp on. 4. 9lpril.

SSn elmer Serliner Sepeibe an Die
Slmes beiBt es, oaB Der Sanoelscon=
greB einitImmig cine Geiolution an9e=
nOmlnen babe. in pelder Der Nan
oes 8rafen bon &aniB, eiu ltaatli6es
getreloempnppOl einSuiilbren, perwor=
len wiro. Ser GonsreB wuroe in
&enntniB seieBt, oaB idmmtlide San=
oelstammern bes &eihes, nit Nus
nabme bon elmer, fir eine gplowab=
rlng geltimmt bdtteu.