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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-30
MARRIED WHILE OUT OF HIS MIND
Ii. r. Hamblin's Excuse for Having Two
Living Wives.

Jamestown N. D.. March 25.-H. T.
Hamblin, a builder and contractor, pub
fishes a statement declaring he has deep
ly wronged Mrs. Coan unwittingly, by
marrying another woman while his first
wife was living. Owing TO a fall which
injured his brain. he says he had COM
pletely forgotten his previous marriage.
Afterwards, becoming convinced that he
was already married. he acknowledged
the facts in writing to Mrs. Coan. and
since has been endeavoring TO have the
first marriage annulled. in order to per-
feet that with Mrs. Coan. Hamblin lives
in Olaf. Mrs. Coan is with his relatives
here. He met her at Los Angeles.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-30
APPEAL OF A CONDEMNED WOMAN
Mime. Joneaux of Belgium Sends ont
Letter-Has Hopes OF Success.


BRUSSELS March 23.-Under the caption
"A Voice From the Tomb" Mime. jon
eaux, who a short time since was convict
ed OF poisoning several members of her
family. and sentenced to death-which in
this country means solitary confinement
in a dark cell for life-has issued an adj
dress in which she appeals for sympathy
and support to the hearts of all upright
people She attempts a rebuttal of the
testimony that resulted in her conviction
and says that like a feeble light in the
darkness of night, there still fingers in
her heart the hope of success in the final
decision of the court of appeals at Ant
werp. She goes on to say that should
this hope deceive her. she implores all
her friends to address themselves TO the
king, urging him to use in her behalf
the grandest of all his prerogatives-the
right of pardon She has also issued
separate appeal to the army, laying stress
upon the fact that she is the descendant
of an illustrious line of soldiers who mob
ly served their country in time of need.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-30

which was. he said. for the protection
Of mails and of interstate commerce.
the issuance of writs to enJoin such in
reference. He based his argument
largely upon the provisions of the inter
state commerce act and upon the right
of the government to protect the mails.
Walker concluded with the adjourn
ment of court. at 4 o'clock leaving only
two arguments still to be made-that of
Attorney General Olney for the govern
ment. and of Mr.. Darrow for the petit
TONERS
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-30
A LIGHTWEIGHT BATTLE ARRANGED
Jack McAuliff and Young Critic VIII
Fight in the FAN.

New York. March 22.--Jack McAullffe.
lightweight champion of the world. and
Hugh Behan, representing Young Crit
fo' of Australia, today signed articles of
agreement for a finish fight for a private
stake of $4,000 a side, the fight to be be-
fore the club Offering the largest purse.
The fight is to be for the lightweight
championship of the world, each TO weigh
stripped at the ringside 135 pounds or
less, the gloves not to exceed three ounces
in weight and the fight to take place on or
before October 10.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-30
NOT IN HAWAII TO INVESTIGATE
Representative McCIeary Denies a Re
port About Judge Dixon.


Washington, March iS.-The report
Drought by Judge Dixon of Butte, Mont,
from Hawaii that Queen Liluokalani's
sentence will be committed and a general
election called for the election of a pres
ident is not credited by officials here.
They cite the clause of the Hawaiian con-
stitution declaring that Sanford Ballard
Dole has been made president of the re-
public of Hawaii to hold Office until 1900.
Representative McCreary, who is refer
red to in dispatch from Butte as having
commissioned ex-Congressman Dixon to
make an investigation at Hawaii, says
81 wish to deny the whole story. 1 never
sent Judge Dixon to Hawaii and did not
know of his going until after he had
gone. He went to recuperate the health
of his son. never heard of an investiga-
ton of Hawaii for myself or for the for
eign affairs committee, and 1 have not
and will not receive a report on that sub
ject."
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-30
WOMAN SUFFRAGE RECOMMENDED
Utah Constitution Makers Have Reported
in Its Favor.

Salt Lake. March 22.-The majority re-
port of the committee on elections and
suffrage was presented to the constitu-
tional convention today. The report rec
ommends woman suffrage in the exact
language as carried in the constitution
of Wyoming. A minority report will be
submitted One section of the report
provides that no person shall have a right
to vote who shall not be able to read the
constitution of the United States.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-30
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM FOR UTAH
Constitution VIII Also Provide Against
Plural Marriages.

Salt Lake. March 25.-The committee on
ordinance and federal relations submit
ted a report to the constitutional conven-
ton today The first section OF the re-
port is as follows: Perfect liberation of
religious sentiment shall be secured and
no inhabitant of this state shall ever
be molested in person or property on ac-
count of his or her mode of religious wor-
ship. and polygamous or plural marriages
are forever prohibited"
The convention adopted a resolution of
sympathy for the people of Wyoming in
the calamity which overlook them in the
Amy mine disaster and voted one day $
salary Of each member for the relief of
the wives and children of the victims.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-30
INC AiIsa Won AgnIn.

Monte Carlo, March BIN the faintest
of breezes, the AIlsa, Valkyrie, Corsair
and Arabella started in the race today.
The prizes were won by the Ailsa by II
minutes Is seconds. The total length OF
the course was about nine miles. Henry
Aliens Dakotah won the prize for yachts
not exceeding 10 tons.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-30
win nolt the Caucus Aetion.

Albany, March 21.-A number of repub-
lican senators have announced today that
they will not be bound by the caucus
action of last night upon the New York
city police reorganization bill.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-30

any proper Interpretation of law applied
thereto would have warranted the court
instructing that defendant had no right
to protect his property by the means
used.
Post-Intelligencer Publishing Company,
respondent. vs.. w. n. Harris. appellant;
from Thurston. Affirmed.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-30
THREE WERE BURIED IN THE RUINS
Collapse of Building in Course of
Erection in Creston, Ohio.

Toledo. Ohio, March 25.-A special from
Creston. Ohio, says: During the high
wind which prevailed today the side
walls of a two-story brick building in
the course of erection on Main street for
Grlscomb Bros. collapsed. burying three
persons. One Of them, Jacob Wentz, the
contractor. was taken out dead. Andrew
Baird sustained a broken arm and a
slight fracture of the skull. and Martin
Murray was internally but not seriously
injured.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-30
ONLY ONE BODY NOT RECOVERED
Many Mormons Among the Victims OF
the Wyoming Mine Accident.

INC Wyoming MING Accldcnt.
Evanston. Wyo.. March 23-Searching
parties in the Almy mine have recovered
all the bodies except that of Walter Mill
er. or the number killed, 30 We're mem
bers Of the Mormon church. President
Joseph Smith, Elder Seymour b. Young
and others will arrive here tomorrow
from Salt Lake TO attend the funeral
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-30

Ex-Champion Pugilist John L. Sullivan.
iii with pneumonia. is much improved. He
is without money.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-30
RATIO JUST THE SAME.

HAS your opinion changed regarding
the ratio of gold and silver?"
THAT Is immaterial. The proportions
Of gold and silver, taken for 1000 years
as long as we have history upon the
matter-remain practically the same.
For period of 10 years or more. one or
the other may show a slight change.
but the ratio remains 151a or 16 to ], and
if gold and silver were interchangeable
for so many hundreds of years in the
past, it is difficult to see what has oc-
CURED to prevent changeability now,
providing all nations are willing to re-
ceive it."
CONFERENCE FEELING.
What did you find the feeling regard
ing an international monetary confer
ence?"
France and Germany are willing and
the land owners and manufacturers of
England are now waging an active
campaign to bring the British govern
ment to realize the necessity of enhanc-
ing the value of silver, not so much for
the reason that they like silver any bet
ter, but that they desire to increase the
cost of silver paid to labor in other
countries and in that way to increase
the cost of production of the many COM
modities that England is interested in
supplying the world with, and in re-
storing the value of her own agricultur-
al lands"
"Why can not the other nations act
independently of England?"
Simply because London is the finan-
cial clearing house OF the world. and all
commercial balances are practically ad-
| justed through the medium of sterling
exchange or British credit
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-30
England Taught a Lesson by the
Evils Of Monometalsm.
HER LABOR BEING UNDURBID
President Hin of the Great Northern
Tells of the Demand for
fsim-tali>m.

st. Paul. March 25.-President Hill Of
the Great Northern has just reached
home from an extended visit in Europe
and in the eastern states He said:
II found that there was a great de-
preston in some of the countries of
Europe particularly in Great Britain,
and most particularly in the cotton and
iron Industries. The United States Is
England's best customer, and our i'm
ports have been largely reduced, to the
advantage of this country and to the
corresponding disadvantage of Great
Britain. The English manufacturers
and landlords owning agricultural lands
are taking active interest in bimetal-
lism and the greater use of silver. They
are realizing fully that Argentine, Aus
tralia, the East Indies, China and ia
pan, who are on a silver basis, forcing
their labor to accept silver which they
buy for 56 per cent. Of the vaule of gold,
have a margin on labor alone that ena-
bles them to undersell the English farm
ers and manufacturers in the markets
which England has heretofore controll-
ed. England is either compelled to give
up a large amount Of the worlds trade
or Increase the use of silver in the world
to such an extent that ii will not be pos
sible for her competitors to take advan-
tage of the lower cost Of their labor
growing out of the difference of gold and
silver.
IF the silver men in the United States
will only let congress alone and leave
the matter to be worked out by the
commercial profit and loss account of
Great Britain, the latter nation will be
compelled to join with Germany, France
and our own country in bringing about
a condition of things that will enable
the English people to meet the compe-
tition Of other nations on something like
an equal footing. The low prices of
wheat have already found during the
past year a new market for that prod
uct The California and west coast
wheat, that has heretofore gone to Eu-
rope, is now going in ship loads to Chi
ma in the form of flour. where 1t is TAX
ing the place of rice. formerly used by
| the Chinese"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
Sur ben SanuarsS ermin

beg SiItritt-@ eridtes fir oas Sabr
1896 lie9t cine Slnge bon Bertha Saa
palo 9e9en SbOmas gOlano Dor. gr.
itsre tla9t auf $4,000 SGaoenerIab,
neil 8olano lie 9rDbli9 inIultirt uno
ibre 8eiunobeit Our6 Stoben uno
S9la8en i6per bei6doi9t babe. -
Sine anoere Sla9e lit Die oes SerrE s..
Wlc&innOn 9eaea U. q. COOPER lue9er
elmer &e9nung bon $585.44 fir
Waaren. - Cornelius &pan, IT,,
psrtld9t bic Staot Dubuque ue9en
SilanSablung bon $l478.40 auf Stra-
Benarbeiten, bic er ~aus9eiiibrt babe.
- NitOlaus Wtettel pertlagt Seinri9
&i6ter pesen einerS 6ulb bon $455.95
- SObann 8ortualo als gprmuno BON
Seinri9 Wernte tla9t ge9en SOiepb
Shsmmel NominiItrator bes Na9laies
Der perftorbenen Waria &iB etal. Sein.
rid 8ernte ftarb ndmli9 am IA. SeS.
1876 uno binterlieB cine g4ittpe uno
Stuei &inoer, Seinri6 uno Satbarina.
Gr permahte ieiner @ittps ieine ganSe
Sabe, nur tueuu ite nieoer 9eiratben
piiroe folte iie uno jeoes Der &inOer
Elm Srittel erbaltsn. Die Srau
heiratbete nun i'm Sabre 1882 uno
uuroe oamuls Seripolter oes Gi9ens
tbumes Der Sinoer gema9t uno beri6s
tete an 20. Dug. 1887. Dab ieoem
Sinoe $685. u Sutdmen. Seit Der
3eit bot bic 6rau 9eri6tii9 iiber ibre
g~ertpaltung nidt beri0tet, Satb.
98ernie itarb nun am %. glpril 1895
uno Osrma6te ibrem Sruoer ibr @rb.
tbeil. gOrwalo u~erlangt nun als
@ormuno $5070.34, mel9e Dem Seins
rid g0ernte SutQmeu uno eriu6t UNI
einenSablun9sbefebl ge9en SO1n Sient
uno 6rieori9 Gib, pel9e Wtaria GiB's
gigsut6um usrwaltsa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
ueber ben Gtaaeiaa

ge9eu 9uopia Sasler batten mir be-
ridtet, baB Sasler frei9elprohen por-
ben lei. Gem 1T ieDo6 nidt 10. gs
i6li6 Ii9 elm Srrtbum in Die &e6nung
Elm. oeren ge3abluna man bon Sasler
berlan9t inoem bieie auf $3.50
~lautete, mdbrenb Die &e9nuns tbat-
id9lib $34.25 iein iOlte. IS miro
nun bel ben 8rOb9ei6morsnen i'm
Sanuartsrmin I'm cine ri9tise &e9-
nung nabgeIudt neroen uno alsbann
Der Sal Uieoer our 8erbanOlung
tomnlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
Spei abgcnrbnrte Der Modern
W0OlmnD

ma6ten urs Samstag cine gufpar=
tung um su e~rf0bren, ourd men
mir in geiiB oes Gituals lbres Sroens
Qelonot ieier, aus pelhem bic glus5it9e,
bic mir in enQlilher Spra6e an alloe=
rer STEELE publisiren, 9enommen lino.
Wir ioDten ben 9erren, Tie tOnnten lt1
Die nG6its Summer u~nIerer Sldtter
ani1aifen un0 Damn na6 gelleben
berIabren. Sic 9erren meinten, es
lei niht reht, Die 8ebeimnii1e
zines Sroens al ber0fentliAen, neil
bos eben 8ebeimniie isieu. bic ni1t
iir Die Seffentlihtett be-
# m mi iino. Wir ertldrten Sbnen,
oab Elm 8erein, Der ~iiberhaupt 8ebeim=
niIie bat, llns bon %pDrnberein iebr ber=
oddti9 erIdeine. 9aB ferner Die
tatboliihe Stride ale aebeimen
8eielidaften perbiete llno mir als
tatbpliIbes 9latt betraIteten es als
uuIere Gflidt nit alien erlaubten
Mlitteln iene GeicQi9aften 81 entlarperl,
,pel6e @ebeimniiie baben uno
bann nod Gat6oliten in lire Srgani=
Iation binein3ieben mplen, uno o0B
mir Die Woodmen 5u bieler Slalle
re9nen.
gtus benz qansen Gerlnuf oleier
llnterreoung erbielten mir ,pieoer Den
gepeis, boB bic Woodmen 81 ben
tir6li9 perbDtenen Geieai6aften
gu re9nen 1ino, uno baB &atDOIifen
Ii1 osrielben Ierne bnlten iolen. Die
Serren lie u9neten itbri9ens tets
nesme0s, baB Die Woodmen cine
0ebeime 0eislibaft ieien; lie
itiiBten ii9 beIOnocrs %oararli, oaB Die
fatBn!ii6cn S0riter ia aud @ebeim=
niiie bdtten uno bod tirhli6 9ut9e=
6eiBen ieien; uno gang b%eiOnoers, be-
baupteten fie, lei es ni6t redt. Die
@ebei m Der Woodmen gu
publi,iren. 9ebteres argument BADEN
mir pbeu beantwortet, uno in SctreIf
Der tatboliIGen SOriter iaqten mir
Sbncn, baB Diele, pieie prieIter 9ar5
genaltile 9eoenten iiber ben tir6liden
Mertb Der 6DrIter gedubert bitten uno
bic @ebeimniiie Der SOriter ii6 bod
ben tir6li9en autOritdten
eridlieben.
Sie Serren ertlGrten ms, iie ieien
bDn ben Headquarters in SQinpis
aus beauftragt lpOroen, oabin gu mir
Ten, Dab oas &itual bes Sroens niht
Der Sfentli6feit preisee9eben tueroe.
IS freut uns iebr, Dab bic Serren urls
rnnowe9 bas 8etdnoniB ma6ten, Die
Woodmen ieien cine itren9e, ee=
bel M 8eieQi6aft. Samit 1T ben
Gatbolifen Elm weiterer 9emeis aus
benz Wunoe BON Woodmen
elbIt 9e9eben, baB bieielben cine
tir9lid perbotene @eieal6aft iiuo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
Bur gea. Bea6tung!

Mae uniere Gbnnnenten, tuelfe
fid ben i6nnen ,,Nesensbur8er
~ ariemfaiemDer" fir bus Sa5r
1896 als Pramie eruerbeu ,mnaen,
isnn frcnnnlidft eriu6t, ibre &iif=
ffanoe intuic Gin Sabr i'm @nraus III
cntribten. Sa Der &alenber bieics
Sabr bcinnbers rei9baltis lit unh
nnier @nrratb i1un beocuteno abges
iinnnen fat, mG9trn ,pir nniere
9cicr bitten, igr Mbnunementsselh
iobalo aIs mGslid siu,nienneu, nm
fid ben &alenoee gu fibern.
S0rcns 0onncr,
0ei9aftsflbrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
9ie syirna Sas. Gepi & Co.,

s de Der z. uno Il {.
1T betannt als zines Der belteu 8ers
taufsbGuier Der Staot fir ale Nrtitel
IN Glen uno 9urSmaaren, fir Sep=
pi6e uno Seltii6er unO aud fir ale
Waaren, tpel9e ben peri6ieoenen Sab
resSeiten angemelen iino. gaes 1T
uno oauerbait bel m0gliait biai.
aer 8reiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
u &c TT
9ereiaiste Staaten.
(N nhtr4aIih d.

Na6trG9li6O
BUR grinnerunganP. Su=
BORN oejtorben 81 Stoheiter. u. y. -
Ser nSeutI6en &eihs3tg." miro aus
Srier unterm 3. Se5ember 9el6riebsn:
Gas See(euomt, pel6eS 9~eitern i'll Der Ct.
SoIep6Stir6e fiir ben perltorbenen +. Suborlt
9ebaIteu muroe, bat 10 reht 9eSel9t, ple be-
iiebt Der t6ellere geritorbene i'll allen S6Io1S
ten Der @eu0ltcruR9 Srters mar. Sle itller=
partet re9e &beiluobme aus allen Stolloell
1T nm 10 b0ber GnSui9Ia9el, ols ia, ME ole
,3rier Q3tg." i6retbt, bic SerantdltIlt9 Der
SSeier rein pripater Anre9nl9 elltIprall9, llllo
lett benz @irfen beS gutter GoterS III Srler
mebr ais % Sabre Del iioilsH 'tho. 9lne lol9
oroBarti0e Glilb9cbuu9 mltBte leoes $eri,
has benz liebeu GObten ir Gebeit ilabe 8eltall=
ben, nit irttger Riibruns ertitlet. Sober
fiiblte ii0 benz anoern sum S0ute perpftbz
let, baB er bieier Gtnlubilr9 sur Gbrni9 oes
tbeueru Treunbes 9efoi9t mar. Slele SultSz
osburg mar aber ;i9lei9 aud ell berrltder
@erpeis, wie ie5r Grier It3 nab Ietnell Nes
bemptoritens 8Gtern lebut, rllo pel9 ltebes
potter gufnabme oieieIben ii9 bel tbrer 0tilts
tebr su e~rirelel baben weloen.
SmbobenN alter bon 80 Sabren
enti6Iief gu Ct. Glouo. Minn., ieli9
i'm Serrn i'm Sauie ibres S6spie9er=
fobnes, oes Serrn AOam @a9ner on
z. gpe. n0roli9, Grau SbereIla Stein=
bauer.
@emGb ben fotitif6eu 3uiammen=
felun9en BON Sacques gertillon 9ibt
ss in paris Is, 900 SuTemburger.
Ser Sc Wtars Serclo" i9reibt:
&m Sonntus Nu9mittag periu6ten
Giubre6er III gtic Rilbur9's &o9nbaus oil
Nor0 Waibin9ton StroBe 81 itebleu. Serr
Rilburg bate AM Somita9 etrpo $4,000 @elo
besablt erbaltel ullo omar 81 ipGt, nm bass
ielbe auf elmer gallt lInterjubrtnSen. Eeret
2lrbelt mar aber pergebe1s.
- Srant Miaer, jr., Sobu bes betouus
fen @rocers, bat cine 8u1baIteritelle i'll Der
Sun @luier tobacco Co., 81 Dubuque an9es
rommen unb erbGlt 100 per Wtonat. Srant
1T ELL muitsrbufter, gut erSo9ener Wtant.
Serielbe bat bic Sc WarS @ei6aftsI6ule nit
Iussei6nug obiolpirt wnb ipar 6 Sabre lang
III Der Sc Mars Notional 8arf an9eitelt.
g8Gbreub Der 8ett bat er ii6 bic @unt NIB
bic I6tltng ieiner 4rin5ipalen in 90hltet
@rabe eriuOrben. gSir ltno li6er, ouB CT
aud bei ietuen reuelI Qr~beitgebern it6 Die
&9tuIg erperbell piro, wel6e er bier Senols
ZEN. @ir wiiuideu benz iultsen Wtalm Slid
III leiler l1eueI Steuun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
Nus BEN County uno Der IadJbar>
i@ait.

- Nm Is. Ses. ltarb auf Der Sarm
bel Suremburg bic Satin oes Qerrn
Mi6ael Clint i'm glitter bon As Sabren
na1 turSer &rant3eit.
= Seinri1, Der 23jdbriae Siueite
Sobn Oes Srn. 2aiprence S6merba1
un9efdbr 6 Weilen BON Slt Dubuque
wobnbaft, wel9er unldngit bas uns
9liid bate Iib al iiberbeben itarb lsbte
@OAe. Sas Ye9rdbniB fano bon Der
ct. Marien Stride in WenOminee ltatt.
&ep. Sater 9albmeisr lsitete bic
Srauerieierlidfeiten.
- gu 6arlep ltabl Elm 9ieb SIS aus
Dem Saoen oes 9errn 8sagb Oaielbit.
- Sn 2amotts itarb q. 5. 2lein I'M
Ilter pOn SO Sabren.
- gu Separ bel Waterloo ifarb
6rau Mtaria Ortner, cine seadtste Ra=
tbolitin.
- Bel 9Derspille itarb Serr 90. 8.
gladmore i'm Nlter bon SO Sabren.
= gu BRETON in SadIon Gountb
tarb Serr anorsas 8sified i'm utter
ter bon So Sabren.
- sSrl. gnna Surde, Sodter beg
9ernbaro Sunde itarb perH. Samsta9
Mor9en i'm glitter bon IA Sabreu an
Der @aieriu6t. Sas SesrdbniB fano
bon Der ct. Transistus STRIDE itatt.
= Serr Nnton @ilberbins BON &em=
len %berlanote Siuei G%arlaoungeu 9orn
bon bort an Die Serrn I. 9urtle uuo
Sol. S1larmann in SDerspiae
- Sm Seluiteu Sdolatitut gu
Prairie ou Gbien ertbetlte Der bo6m' tie
Sr. 8ii9of S. Shwebab am Is. Se3.
mebreren S6olaltitern Der @eIeaibait
Seiu nisoere @eiben.
-Sn ieiner Wolnuns gu Spers,
bile iiarb am Sreltas ben 81. Ses.
Serr Nitolaus &remer, Elm seabteter
yiir9er BON bort.
= Die Sirettoren Der ,teu9egriinoe=
ten 6armers State gant bon Spers-
bile baben in ibrer lebten Seriamuh-
lung ocs @ebduoe oes Serrn Sic Sbia
semietGet. Serr s. y. lit wuroe gum
Yice YrdIioenten Der Yant all SteGe
oes Serrn y. S1emmel erpdblt, wel=
der @ailirer Der Yant iein miro.
- &arl Slid elmer Der dlteIfen gur.
ger @alena's itarb perfl. Sonnerstas
in ieiner Wobnung OIL Der Mainitrabe
I'M Mlter bon 70 Sabren an Der Iiib-
ma.
- Sn Warren bel 0alena, Su.,
ltarb am Mia9ens&atarrb Serr &. g.
&awlins. Elm alter Wnlieoler bon So
SapieS So.
- Gbritian 3imbel Der elm WSbel-
9ei6dft in GlaDton, 3d., betreibt per-
lOr burh 6euer iein 9anSes Gigentbum
im 8strase bon $4,000; feline Sobne
pel1e cine gDcelliOr Wiible betreibsn
oerlOren $4,000; teine YerIibsrung.
= Sn Oit Dubuque puros elm &c,
miijer SObann Surlp erluiiat oils ber-
ielbe aus einem Graatlpagsn Der BUR.
lin9tOn eingebro1en mar. Ser Sim.
BREEDER puroe unter 5000 Ylrgi1ait
Der i'm Sebruar tagenoen Grano sSurp
uberseben.
Der vGeutia Qmeritaner" BON
Waterlo i6reibt:
Die Hational Strawboarb 60. murbe
lette ISOLDE NIT iol9enben @eamtsu gesriiu.
bet:
YrGiibeut-S. g. @Qeu;
S9asmelier-S. 8. Gi9bmep;
SetretGr-@. .. Walter.
Die Wiible bei9aftigt II 9lrbeiter. Wan
Bot Jest i6on 120 5cHaen Strob Sstauft."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
Cine neue Giienba6n

iol BON Dubuque aus nah einem
Yuntte Der Chicago & Northmei tern
Yabn i'm Staate Soma, aebaut ,uers
ben. 3n elmer @eriammluug bon 8es
ibGitsleuten i'm Sotel Sulien e%rnannten
oieie folgenoe Sireftoren mel6e Die gllls
gelegenbeiteu IN Die Sanoe nebmen:
SEQ. 9: @nr6, 8. 99. @ondar,
Hster Siene, IT,, &. u. Hmmpf,
Is. 6. gSales, q. %. SOsforb,
". 80. @aiter, Is. u. Soelter,
2S. s.. Dan, Sacob Gi9,
2i9oios Slab.
Sc wirb beablihti9t 3tpei beridieoene
Yldne BON Dubuque nab Puutten i'm
Smern bes Staates entiperien Su lai=
len. gta1 einem Vprani1la9 Der
Yautoiten uno nadOem man ermittelt,
ouf welber &pute Die meiiten Grmun=
terunsen isitens Der Srtlbaiten baran
9ebOten miiroen. iou bic gntibeioung
getroHen meroen. Die cine &oute
piiroe bic Srtihaften Cascade, Mpnti-
cello. Galtle @rope, Central Gitp, Gen=
ter goiut, 8iutou uno Sraer umfaiieu,
uto ibren Gnopuntt entpeoer in 8lao-
brpDt Doer SoleoD baben. Die anoere
2inie ,piiroe burh Cascade, Sano
springs, Gbler, Walter, 9aporte lno
Sraer unb in GlaobrOut ibren @no=
punt baben. Die 2dnee beioer &outen
piiroe ettua 10 Meilen iein. Sie
Yabn wiroe leosnIaas elm 8ebiet,
ipelGes bisber fir Dubuque 8eitdIts=
lente i6per 81 errel@en mar, erOffnen.
\@u1 ioa mad benz Often bin cine
gerbinoung nit Der Chicago & Nortb-
zoe ltern bon Dubuque Gus bemertteli9t
perDen unb sipar iiber SairplaD unb
SaSel 8reen in 6raut So. Wisc. na6
Benton poet Cuba Gitp mo- 3weislinien
Der NOrtbwetern miinoen.
gs ioa sum Yau Der 9abn oabin
a9itirt peroen oaB cine Spe3ialiteuer-
es 9ebt &eoe DDn 5 YroSent - erboben
weroe I'm Die Soften oes Yauss su be-
l~treiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
G.. 6. Nance

min gle {predeu unb Sbnen ben nsuen
Sabrplan Der great @eiterI Maple Leaf
Route) ertlGrsu, 3iSe perlaileu Dubuque
nm IL :06 Wtorgens unb lan9eH I'm 1880
ubr sbenbs in ct. Qaul CIT. @ie ssi6lt
Sbmen bas2 Sin anoersr !8ug psrlGBt
Dubuque nm 8 :55 WorSeus nnb lauSt UNI
2 80 Na1mitta9S IN ct. Yaul oil. No6
elmer psrlGbt Dubuque nm II 10 @benbS
NIB lanst nm Z 20 IN ct. Yaul OH. Oas
iinb bic brei srobsn 3iss! 3ass III aWbereH
Ridtun9sn bieteu oielelbsn Sequemli1teiteu.
8erSeBt bic Sabn nibt; Is III bic Chicago
Great Western.