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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-06-14
~ MAGNIFICENT SIGHT

H.
- was Costly One to rhose WI.
os'-Lumber and Coal NJ. NJ
fe on the Docks at Muw.,L -
p..,, anu schiitz' Brcwerv stable.
e'on Damaged-The Loss Foots I'm
"i,'"AokEE, June 11.-Not since thu
oiB urand avenue fire several month.
ago mas there been such n fro l., N;I.
"aukee which presented such !.
nagnihcent appearance as the one
~iiicn started at a. IN. in the Forster
hoer Co.'S yards, Cape and Cherry
streets and the sky for blocks around
was Illuminated by sheet of flames
an hour later the big lumber ward. in
which was probably several hundred
thousand feet of lumber. was a seeth.
ing furnace, and the flames had snre,d
70 hrlgs coal yard, in which there
were stored $4,000 tons of coal.
Inc frame work surrounding the inn
inense piles of coal were quickly con-
sumed' Notwithstanding the fact that
twenty streams of water were by that
Time constantly pouring on them.
The steam barge Raleigh. of Detroit
loaded with coal. was in the canal slim
ana caught fire. Her upper works
were burned.
Inc schooner Lucy Graham Law along
side the lumber dock and her deck load
OF lumber caught fire. The CAPTAIN
and sailors had barely time TO escape
from the cabin, and with the use of
cables pulled the schooner from her
moorings and put out the fire with
buckets
The plant of the Brodesser Manu-.
1acturlng Co., makers of elevators.
fronts on Commerce street and backs
up TO the canal. 1t caught fire in the
rear and sustained some damage, but
the firemen found no trouble in ex-
tinguishing the flames.
AT 3:15 a. m. the fire was under con.
troll
Il. Uhrig Sc Sons coal yard had been
burned out--a loss of perhaps $50, 900.
The flames were still burning in the
lumber piles of the Forster & Co., the
loss of which, including sixteen
horses, was about $40, 900.
The steam barge Raleigh at first re-
ported burned. escaped with the loss
of her cabin and upper works, proba-
bly, loss of not more than So. 900. She
was loaded with coal for the Uhrio
yards.
The Gallun tannery was slightly
damaged and at one time was thought
to be doomed
The schooner Lucy Graham was
damaged about $1,000.
Both the fire tugs and all the depart
ment were summoned to the scene,
and in spite of the start the fire had
gained. finally succeeded in preventing
its spread to the big tanneries, mills
and factories in the vicinity.
Sparks communicated the fire to
the enormous three-story frame
barn of the Schlitz Brewing Co.
on the west side of Commerce street
and its roof was quickly ablaze. The
horses were all gotten out, however.
and large crowd of men caught hold
of the tongues of the beer wagons and
conveyed them to place of safety.
The upper part of the barn with about
1000 tons of hay was burned.
The total loss will be about 500, 600
fully insured.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-06-14
EVERYTHING BURNED.
Cameron, w. Va, Practically Wiped Out
by Fire.

CAMERON, w. Va, June 1.-THE fire
which started Sunday night burned
itself out at 5 a. m. The entire loss
is estimated at 100000 The fire
started in haymow in which some
gamblers had been playing. and
burned practically everything in the
town. Hecker and Helms big gen.
eral store is the heaviest loss. being
placed at $50. oO0 Over 100 people are
homeless
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-06-14
Reconciliation - Emmet Tnkes the
Pledge.

aAN FRANCISCO, June 10.-Mrs. En-.
ss s. y entirely out of danger. An OPP
h',, 'on mas disclosed the fact that the
s diet had not entered the head. She
,,s ls she was not shot, but simply
sb .ae@ with the butt of pistol, the
MI, gong into the air. The hos
r. physicians stick to the
by that the wound was made
~; outlet. Emmett claims the entire
IS blank to him. He was re-
toas eu on $1,000 bail. He Immediately
nsr a The pledge. and says he will
an drink another drop. There was
,neetionate scene between the two
Tue release, and oil was forgiven.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-06-14

From the Duties and Cares of Public Life
His Letter Announcing His Intention
to the Public and Expressing Only Kind
ness for Former Opponents As Well a.
Erieuda.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-10
Weary and Worn.

When the tired factory operative, the
weary outdoor laborer, the overtasked
book keeper or clerk seeks a medical
reccmpense for expenditure of bodily
force, where shall he find it2 Could the
recorded experience Of thousands of
workers be voiced, the verdict would
be that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters re-
news failing strength, stimulates the
jaded mental powers TO fresh activity,
aud relaxes undue nervous tension so
as nothing else DOES. Digestion, regu-
lar habit Of body, appetite and sleep are
promoted by it, and it is an admirable
auxiliary in the recovery of health by
convalescents. A fastidioHs st mach is
not offended by it, and persons of
both sexes in delicate health who occa-
sionally feel the need of an efficient
tonic, the whole range of the pharmaco-
pola and the catalogue of proprietary
medicines does not present more useful,
safer or more decisive one. 1t is also in
comparable fer fever and ague, rheuma-
tism ard kidney troubles.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-10
For the News and Observer.
THE OLD TEMEY Niger.

Within the days of Useterbe an interesting
Was one whom everybody liked, the good,
old fashion Niger.
Beside the negro dude to-day, with lemon
colored shoes,
With slick store clothes, speckled shirt
and hide brimful of booze,
There's some who are disposed TO tnlnk ChaI
he might be called dullard,
This here old darkey, VINO would cuss IL
You should call him "cullud."
1t looks to me just like as II the n1ggers had
And long with other cherished things has
got to pass away,
There's some of us who recoltect MN on Ihe
old plantation,
And who would never swap him for the
present generation.
] know so far as I'm concerned tnat tlls Is
lust the case,
For consider him to be the noblest of his
race, =.
SO here's little song for him-I wish it
song from one who'll always love the
The niger of the slavery days, who took
the cows to ''parster,"
and then wake up "ole marster"
Polite as he could be he was, although ms
speech was poor;
His old black face was kindlya and his honest
At night he'd take us children up, according
to his habit,
sly Br'er Rabbit,
Delighted, we would listen and would cud-
die, snug and warm,
And, growing weary, fall asleep upon the
strong black arm.
He was a mighty hand at work, and also
good at eating
And how he'd show his appetite at every
big camp-meeting
As just said before, he was only "nlgger
man."
And would a died had you called him "Afro-
American
For he despised new-fangled names and hi
falutin jigger-
God bless his memory, now he gone, TINS
old ancestral niger.
He loved us well, and his "ole oman" was
to us mother;
In fact, we called her "mammy' then, me
and my little brother.
This niger of my childhood days that
have In my mind
Was but Il common type OF those before the
war you'd find.
l don't believe that with their freedom and
their education
The present race can be compared to that
old generation.
In native worth and honesty and all that
makes d man
| am afraid they have declined from TINS
old African.
OF course there are exceptions, as there are
to every ruling,
Regarding some Of them who took adyan-
tage of their schooling.
But all the same, it seems to me there
something that they lack
Don't think now that l want them into
slavery TO go back
But, while we're talking, here's this song
/ wish that it was bigger
Which comes from one admirer of the plain
old-fashioned niger.
Delmar. Delaware.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-10
RACE PROBLEM IN AMERICA.
an English Paper Describes Decade
of Negro Supremacy.

LONDON, Oct. Q. The Times this morn
ing prints prominently letter headed !:
The race problem in America"
signed by Thomas Edmonston, recount
ing the story of decade of negro su-
premacy in South Carolina, up to 1876,
which he describes as having been utterly
uncomfortable He says:
I'VE may rs soon expect to see the sun
rise in the West as to witness com
munity of Anglo Saxon's blood submit
ting tamely to the oppression of a horde
of savage negroes. We ought to wish
our kinsmen in South Carolina all God
speed since their efforts are directed to-
wards true constitutionalism and not its
reversal -
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-10
We Do Not Claim

To be at present the big
gest thing ia NOrth Ca o
lima, al hOugb We nope 70
be, and expect 10 be, the
le ding took sellers Of
the State; but
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-10
A Novel Law Suit.

Murphy Cherokee County, Scout.
Some of the citizens around Duckt0wn
engaged Ben Posey to institute suit
against the Ducktown Sulphur, Iron and
Copper Company for $1,000, as they
claim that they have been damaged to
this amount by the smoke killing their
crops and vegetation. The timber is also
killed for miles around.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-10

- Send for catalogues
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-10
We Do Claim

With a cash order for
anything you want and
we Will do our best 20
please You,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-10


K. G. HARRELL, MANAGER.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-10
Land for Sale.

On Monday, October 2lst. 1923, at the court
house door in Raleigh, n. C., ! will sell at
public cutlery the tract of land in Wake
county, about six miles southwest OF Raj
eigh, in Swift Greek township. which was
formerly owned by Donald Campbell, de-
ceased Said tract adjoins the lands OF
Moses Woodland, e. r. j. Goodwin, Colin
Campbell and others, and contains about
2l7 acres. win be sold in two parcels.
a plot showing the two parcels will be
found in the record in the case Of Hicks,
executor, VS.. Campbell ct ais No. $500 {. L.
D., Wake Superior Court.
Sale made by order OF court in said case
OF Hicks, executor, VS.. Campbell ct ais.
Terms, cash. Hour OF sale II M.
s. r. HORDECAI, Com.
Septl5-tds.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
Seuti d I an b.
9 tettin, s. Sept.

Stettin, s. Sept.
GdiIer @ilbelm uno feline @Snablin
emplingen beute Wor9eu ben Ststtinsr
6bpr= uno ben Sebrerperein lno bOrten
BON Den 6enltern oes S6loNss aus
Dem SOrtraae 9eiltlitber mo patriOti=
iber Sieoer 81. Damn muroen Der
&aiierin bon ben Maoheu Der Mugulte
gittUria=Sbule ylumsn iibsrreibt.
lin llbr ppbnte oas Gaiierpaar
einem 6eloQottesoleulte bel. ,Su Der
gttte oss &aiernenplaBes mar ein Belt
fir oallelbe errlhtet lpproen uno Dor
oeuielbeu beiano lib ein uad militd=
riibsr Weiis 9eihmildter 9lltar. Gie
2ruppen Sogen uuf benz YiaBe aui mo
Die WtllitGrtapelle iiibrte ben muIituli=
i6en She'll oes ejOttesoienltes aus.
Gaiier g8iibelm nabm nit BEN Oil.
sieren oas 6ubelfriibitiif ein, wdbreno
Die GaiIerin nab gSilo Yart abfubr.
Stettin, 9. Sept.
Ser Gailer bat Iib beute irHb nm
5 llbr gu ben 6eloiibunssn beseben.
Serlin, 9. Sept.
Ser Gaiier Sran3 Solepb muroe
beuts bel ieinem GintreIien in Yptsoam
bon Dem SlpeitGlteten Subn oes Sai=
iers, YrinS GttelirIB, in Gmpiau9
eenommen uuo nab oem ueueu tailer=
libeu Yalalte 9eleitet, in mel6em er
nit Der Ralierin oas Sriibltit ein=
nabm; bierauf ieBte er Die Geile uaa
Stettin fort.
Stettin, 10. Sept.
Safer @ii6elm uno Safer SSran,
sSoiepb iowie Die anoeren fiirltliben
@dlte wobnten bellte Dem in Der llnae=
seno itattfinosnoen Mauoper bel. Die
Sruppen lleferten cine iebr ani6aulibe
Sarltellung elmer Sblaht, bic mebrere
Stunoen oauerte. Sin 1allputorps
belpr9te ben Signalbient.
Berlin 10. Sept.
Der 6inanSminilter bat lib entlaloi-
len 1uslte1enoe 4prpSentl9e 2lnleiben
ioIOrt in cine 3proSenti9e umsuwan=
oeln. Die &e9ierung erbpiit bapcn
9iiuIti9e politiite gSirtunaeu, neil
man lie ibr als einen yepeis ibres
Sertrausns aui Die Grbaltuns oes
SrieOens ausle9eu wiro. Sis Summe
Der 4proSentigen S6uloiheine, Die I'M
llmlauf lino, belautt Iib ins0eiammt
Guf tauieno Millionen Dollars, wpppn
900 WtilliOnen auf Yreuben entiallsn.
Stettin, II. Sept.
9aiier g8ilbelm bat Dem olterreibi=
ihen Yotitaiter iiir 9eutidlano, 8ra-
fen =. b. S3Oe9psnpi-0tarih oas 8rDB-
treus bes &Otbeu goleroroens uno Sai=
ier GranS Spiepb Dem oeutibsn yOt=
lbafter in gSien. eraien pbilipp su
gulenbur9. oas GjrOBtrells oes 2eopoIo=
Orbeus, bem oeutiten &rie9sminilter
General Yruniart Don S4sasnoOri oas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
ND. 1860.

8robtreus bss ct. Stepbansoroens
perIieben. 8em Gbef oes Gtpiltabi-
netts oes beutihen Saiiers, Or. bon
Sutanus, 9at &niier 6rans Soiepb
cine 9Oloeue, nit YriIlauten beieBte
SdnupitabatsoOie gum 8sidsnt Se=
mabt.
Seiterrei9 l1ngarn.
gDien, s. Sept.
Gaiier 6ran; Soiepb lit nab Stettin
abgerellt. nm ben oeutiheu 9lrmee=
manOpern bei3uuO9nen.
Goubpn, II. Sept.
Cine @iener Sepeibe an Die ,SailD
Netus" meloet, oaB III elmer Spalte oes
Ioalnello ello=@lsti6ers, in Silo=5prol ein
Stelett oeftnoen UDroen lei, mslhes
mabrIhelnli9 oas zines ameritauii6en
Spurilten gtamens Hutb iei, Der I'M
SABRE 1890 oeribwano.
Srantrei1.
YarIs, Z. Sept.
Sn einem beutigen 9lrtitel iiber oen
Sail oes gr=6oniuls 9Sallsr laot bas
Sollrnal oes S6bats, oaB grieIe bon
g8aller, pelte BON Der fran,oiiiten
geboroe in 0taoasascar bsidlaonabmt
wOroen icien, feline Sbulo tlar beluie=
ten. gSaller's 9egentbeili9e gsbdup=
tungen tuiiroen nibt III Stanoe Iein,
oas llrtbeil oes &rieasseridts un9illtis
81 MAIDEN. IS lei cine unisline
8elbibte, aber mas babe Die fran=
sOIlIbe &esieruns anoers tbun tonnen.
Paris, s. Sept. 9as ,,gao De
Yaris" iaat in elmer 8sIpre6un9 oes
ySaller=6alles. oaB Der 9epeiene ameri=
taniite Goniul Waller in Otaoa9ascar
re9elreht iiberiiibrt morben iei, uno
oaB Der SGrn ieiner Sreunoe feline Se=
gnGolSIng nur perSO9ern tonne.
Yaris, 9. Sept.
ySa 2ibert6" msloete beute gtahmit=
tag, oaB Die PeriDnlibteit oes Nten=
i9en, bar am pOrisen Sonnerltag in
Der Sorballe Der &otbidllo'ibsn yant
III Der Nue Safitte ein gpmbenattentat
Hus5ufilbren perlutte. enolib feltee=
ltellt woroen lit. Ger SerbaItete mar
lritber bel Der gtorobabn anssiteat uno
1T BON anltlnolser Sertunit. gtab
ben sluSdben Der rSlberte" 1T er elm
ertldrter slnartiit, mar isboa ourb
perlonllbe &abiudt gu osm slttentate
auf Die &otblhilOe'ihe gant peranlaBt
poroen, oa er pOr Gursem ans benz
Slenlte Der NOrobabn entlansn porben
mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
Snbnqne, Soma, 9ienitag, bcn II. septcm6er 1895.

brua. Geridieoene SGuier in oer 6e=
9eno mlroen bonn SliB qetronen uno
brannten nieoer. Sie 93e9e lino i'll
5eihe perpanoelt iuoroeu uno umge=
tuebte ydume blodiren piele 9anoItra=
BEN Der @sseno. Sblppbl Der 8euit=
terlturm MIR cine Stunbe wdbrte, bat
er bod 9roben Sdaoen angerittet.
Sin @pclone brab ilber bic Srtlbaft
Cape Sincent 9eraoe in oemielben Wto=
mente Los, als cine Menge grcurlloniz
ten, Die bon Der Nusltelluug III Setter
ion County beimtebrten. oas Boot na6
&inglton, Gan., belteigen wOllten.
Sas gabubpisaebduoe Der Home. yBa=
tertopn & Osoensburg yabn brad
SuIummen. GjeOr9e 8OoireD uno Sbo4
mas 9lrnea bon 9ape 8incent trugen
lebens9efaIrlibe, uno cine Ifen9e sln-
oerer mebr ooer minoer ibiuere Gerlet=
illngen oapon.
ct. Glouo, Minn., 13. Sept.
Die Goronersiurp bat in yetreii oes
giisnbabn,inaliids bel Wslbp folgenoen
gSabrlprllb abgeseben: rg8lr flnoen,
oaB bic Sbulo an benz lln9l@fe in
erlier Sinie Den Sotomotipiil9rer Saiues
trint, Der na1 pertebrten g8eiIuugen
banoelte; ferner taoeln mir Die 8eIell=
ibaft, tpelde Yaiiasiersiige lih in
elmer Station treifen ldBt, Die ueoer
einen Igenteu nod Sisnallibter bat;
uno baB lie benz Gonoutteur gsliattete,
swei Seieble 81 ibideuL NO nur euer
nOtbmenola war.
Wiuneapplis, Winn.,
l3. Sept.
g8ie cine Spesialoepsite aus ct.
6louo. Wtnn., melost, liuo aus ben
Srilmmern oes bel Wielbp, Otinn.,
uerunglildten 3uges Der 8reat gtor=
tbren=Gilenbabn Sluei wcitere SeIben
berausgeibaift poroen. Die llmge-
tOmmeneu waren Sanoiireiber, Die iib
als blinoe YaliaSiere auf oem 3u9e
befunoen batten. Die 8eiammt,abl
Der bel Dem 3uIanmenItDB llmsetOm-
nleneu betrQ9t oemuah llebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
N / { berl an be.
Wliiiinlen. 10. Sebt.

Der ipaniiae Sampier ,Manila",
auf Der 6abrt mad @bina besrifen
uno Der nab 9lntperpen isselnoe nor-
peslIbe Sampfsr Mania" colioirten
bente nabe goriielin. Sie .1ania"
lant balo oarauI uno 6 bon ben auf
oerielben beiinolidsn perionen ein-
idlleBlit oes Gapitdns, ertranten.
Sem vWanlla" Wuroe idlimm mitse-
ipelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
g d IN eta.
Sern, II. Sept

Tom 6letiber 9lltels lit cine Canine
auf ben 6lefen Spitalmatte berabes.
ltilrit. gtiua s.uei 0uaoratmeilen 2ano
'lno our6 Die Canine peridiittet mor-
Ben. Wtan befiirbtet, baB feds Wsn-
lben uno oreibunoert Stiid Sieb um-
9etommen lino.
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& u 5 | ano.
st. Petersburg s. Sept.

st. Petersburg s. Sept.
Yer oeutl6e Reidstansler, 6iirf su
Sobenlobe, piro ndaiten Sientag bier
ellltrenen uno bein 6iiriteu bon Ha-
oplln, oem oeutiden 9otidaftsr in
GuBlano, ipeilen. Inter ben iibrisen
8dlten bellnoen ii4 Der ruiiilbe Wini.
lter Der 9luswdrtisen gnaslegenbeiten.
6llrlt Sobanow-Hoi bic iibrl.
gen ruiiiiben Winilier uno aae frsm-
Den gptibafter in ct. petersburg.
st. Petersburg 10. Sept.
Sas Commencement pooolien iif.
amtllter slntiinoisuns 81 Golse, BON
Der 9bolera Derieu9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
9 pa MEN.

Sin orittes, aus 20, Mann be-
ltebenoes grmeecOrps ipll oraanilirt
uno n0tbiSen sails i'm gtopembsr naa
Guba geibiit wsrosu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
9ul9a arien.
Wufarelt. II. Gept.

Sn Jtulti6uf Duroe ein glnibldg
auI oas 2eben oes 6ilrlteu 6eroiuauo
bon Sul9arien cntoedt 20 periUnsn
wuroen als TeriawOrs'r in Sait Se.
noalalen.
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gretie ser Gu5etsen

Seber 3! Der 5paIte per Sabr. .S2Oa
- . - tWtoHate......- 9.7S
4. >, 3Ut onate.. 6.oi
Garisss 3.u greoicr. ODER bsrsu Rauu, BAL
sritsmal Is 9snts.
Sstraths.unb bSobss.au,stsenmit Spru9slsl
cbnsSprut $L00.
aussiaen bi. bsm Settle Der tats. Rtr 3. ,alut.
Der finb, iineen teus auiHabme.
2lnseisen feuoe man fpdte
tens am lrlonta9 ll1or.
gen Elm.
SotsMrbstteu aller Irt Sru,nSt aaa 6inla
aassefiibrt.
cfnee Der >, ,9asetts".
Gee Der stGf.en uaS JowalraOs
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Ok Wiuneapplis, Winn.,
l3. Sent.
g(uslanO.
y q tit a II.

9t NJ, 9. Sept.
Die Grnennuns oes Hep. Sr. Sem
neoD Su &ettOr am beligen amerl=
tanllben &olleg, tuuroe bonn Yapte be-
ltltigt.
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8r o 5 brit a nnien.
9 ono ON, 9. Sept.

Sono Don, 3. Sept.
Die Wit9lieoer oes Bottom 9lmatelr
Salsballclubs, Hice uno glnoeriou,
baben am Samltag nit Dem Sampier
parls bon Der glmeritaniihen 9inie Die
Selmrelle au9etreten. Der 8eltdits=
letter oes Glubs, Sapipn, oas ein,iae
Wit9lieo. welhes 6isbalt be,oa, er=
tldrte belte in Der Office Der glliociir=
ten Prslle, oaB er licb auBer iiber
PanBer lpeoer iiber Slice nod irsenp
elm anoeres Wfit9lisb oes vSeam" al
betla0en babe. Den y, tglieoern Yeoer
uno stea! ielen 6abrtarten fir Die &iid-
relIe nab slmerita ge9eben wproen uuo
er pilroe aud fir Die HiifbeIoroerunQ
Der ilbrl9en Witalieoer oes Clubs gln-
ltalten treIien.
Sonoou, IL. Sept.
Der Terlirer Correspondent oes
STANDARD iaSt. oaB eiusm 8eriidte su=
folge Die Nnarbilten aler 9dnoer i'm
Sttober in SonoOn cine &eriammluua
abbalten Iueroen, I'M eiu lltbereintpmz
men 81 treren, wonab Die 9emeiniame
N9ltatlOn aus einem semeini1aitliben
GOno beltritten lueroen ipu.
2onoon, II. Sept.
Der Sampier 2aop g8olIelp bon
Dublin, Der nit 100 YaNGsieren OIL
VOro nah SOnoon beIiimmt mar, lit
beute an ben 8poowins Sanos 9eltrau=
Oct. Palla9iers uno yemannung wur-
ben gerettet.
2onoon, II. Sept.
Die Sritiib gliiociatipu fir Die SsOrz
oeruns Der Observation-Disclosures erolf.
nete bellte in Spsiui6 ibre 65. Sabress
perlammllIn9. Sir Douglas 8ulton,
Der lett % Sabren 8eueralietretdr Der
slnociatiun lit, puroe al Steae oes
Wtarquis bon Salisbury, welber abses
oantt bate. gum Yrdiioenten ermdblt.
3aDlrelbe Nbbanolungeu weroen in
oen SiBunsen CUR Sorielun9 sslansen.
Sonoon. IL. Sept.
Gs 1T bier Die Habribt einaetroiien,
oaB Die Yabt yWinomaro", pelhe Die
S0dipn=SarmswOrtb Noropolerpsois
tion an yOro bat, uno am IL. Suli
1894 aus Der Sbemie abgefabrsn lit,
IN Saroo on Der Horotiilte bon Nortues
gen an9etommen lit. Die Yabt bat
Iib aus einem eis9urtel swii6sn isran,
Spiepbslauo uuO Yarents=See beraus=
Searbeitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
Wf q orio, II. Sebt.

Seute ipuroe in Granada uno 9ele3
Walasa ein leiAter grbltpB peripiirt,
Der bier Secunoen anbislt. Sbaoen
wuroe nidt anseribtst.
Selaien.
Sriiifel, II. Sept.
Der internationale 9(ferbaucon-
greB, Der ieit oem s. September bier
unten Dem Protettorat oes &oniss bon
gel9ien ta9t. bat bcute cine 3siolution
an9enommen, bic iiA Su 8uniten inter.
natlonaler Soppelulbrung ertldrt.
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Siirtei.
g on Il ntinDpeI, 8. Sept.

oN u " ~ " y 9 ~ y. SePis
Sie Srasomans Der britiiden. trans
,0nlben uno ruililhen SDtidaften
baben Die gntldeiouug Der piOrte be-
3lislib Qrmenien's erbalten.
Sie bon Der Yiorte porseiblasensn
3uNeltlnonihe berebtiaen bic SrasO-
mans Der senannten 0tdbte, Direct nit
oem Yralioenten bes tiirtiiben Son.
trollausldulles, iuslber bic ginfiibrung
Der &eformsn gu leiten bat, 3u perban.
beln.
Sein Gbrilt tann su einem @ali
tiirfiider 8eneralaouperneur, Der an
Der SpiBe elmer Yrppin3 itebt) ooer Su
einem Wtuteliarif (8oupernsur zines
Sanoidaf Ooer 2iiua, Der benz SSali
uuter9eltellt ilt) ernaunt wsroen. aber
anoere Seriualtungsbeamte msroen nab
8erbaltniB Der SspOlterungssabl ange.
tellt meroen. glua CUR 8enoarmie lper.
ben @brilten su9elaien tperoen. Wtll.
oirs (Soriteber zines 3auton's) iueroeu
BON gelteltenrdtben aepdblt uno Limb.
libe Sonitabler weroen singeiebt per.
ben. Wtan glaubt nibt, oaB Die gu.
9eltdnbnihe Die Wddte sufrisoenlteuen
tueroen. IS miro berporgeboben, oaB
Die 6riltlibe Seo0lteruns in Sol9e ber
Serfolaun9en in pielen Yesirten 10 ab.
aenommen bat, oaB lie lib ieBt in Der
Ntiuoerbeit beIinoet. Die Yeamten
wiiroen odnn ood itets MobamsOaner
lein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
bangbai, II. Sept.

Ser britiibe @oniul in g8en Sibau
in Der Yrouils Sibe Slang lit bon
einem Yobelbauien aelteini9t woroen.
Die Seamten baben Sariftitiide in llm.
lauf 9eieBt, in welhen oas Bolt gessn
Die Gn9ldnoer aui9ebeBt miro.
Der lluteriuduu9 in &usSiaeng
peroen bon Seiten Der Yeanten, an
oeren Spite Der SisetDni9 liebt,
Sbpierigteitsn bereitst. Oieielben
periuben, Die 8efansenen trOB Der be.
laltenoen 3eusenausiasen weiB 81
brennen.
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6 II ba.
Sen We II. Gla.. II. Ssbt.

Sen met, Gla., II. Sept.
glus Guba trenen bier 9tadridten
bon elmer Sblabt. Die 5piiden ben Sn.
iur9enten unter @ems, uno ben Spa-
niern unter General Wallo 9eiblagen
wuroe, ein. Die Sblabt wlbrte abt
Stunoen uno euoete nit eiuem Siege
Der Gebellen. lleber 500 Spanier
puroen setOotct uno oermunoet. Sie
3abridt rief i'm Ieeieruasspalait in
Saoana sroBe yeltiir5ung berpDr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
" bin9ton, 8. g.,
II. Sept.

Sas Staatsoepartement bat beute
Ibeno folgenoe Sabeloepeibe bon SiSe=
Gpaiul SalpiOn in San SaIOaoOr
erbalten: y9oniul Mtiin6meper lit
beute am gelben Gieber geltorben.
Seine Srau leioet an oerielben Srant=
belt." GOuIul Miinbmeper pllroe i'm
Tcbruor ernanut uno lit bon 98elt=
Yir9inien. Sein Sorgdnger, @oniul
YOllOf, ltarb ebenialls am selben
Sieber.