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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
Glerus nmo io5ialc Srage.
benz VI. Yrattii6'S Os
sialen Guruss u u III limb

4u benz VI. Yrattii6,S os
5ialeu Guru 81 u III limb
Iprab nls erIter unter ben 2ebrern
9Omcopitular Or. b. Ginienmanu ilber
ous ShemN: @lerus uno OSiale
6ra0e. Gr iebte ild ndb eini9en
einleitenoeu Mlttbeilungen aus Dem
reiden S6obe ieiner GrfubrunQen bic
NufQobe, bic gebnuptung, oaB Der
6lerus nit Der i"o5ialeu 6ra9e ni6ts gu
tbun babe. 81 wioerlegen. SOr so
Sabren babe ein Glcno, cine Sun9ers,
nOtb aeberri9t. 9egen melhe Die beuti-
gen NOtbitdnoe OerIdwinOeu. Sabe
man oannNls etma QefraQt. Ob lih Die
@eiItlihen nit i"OSiNlCn Nuf9aben be-
ihdItiQen bilriten, inoem lie in ibren
@emeinoen Sausinouitrien Qriinoeten.
Observation-Disclosures i6ufen uiw. 4?
Nein. Q8ir BADEN bic lleberlieferung
Iiir uns BON Sbomns b. NQuin bis auf
YapIt Geo XIII. Sir Sbomas III,
wie Elm p%roteItantiiher 8elebrter gan,
ri6ti9 iagte, Die acknowledgements Elm
She'll Der Gtbit. @leihiDO6l limb mir
melt entIernt. Die acknowledgements
nit Der 6ritli9en WDral be 7 NJ il
den al mOlen. 9aS n]ntional0tO=
nomiihe Stuoium. Die iOilalpolItii6e
Setbdti9uuQ bat fir ben Glerittr audi
@2iabreu. @r bari nibt Uer0eIien. oaB
er in Oieleu Yuntten bod uur 9ilet=
tOnt lit. Man6e GbeOricn Der SdO-
lOItit t0nnen pir beute ni9t mebr 9e=
brauAen, 4. y. bic ilber bNs 3iniens
uebmeu. 9ennOA Itebt ieIt. bar Die
@sQenmort Dem taibOliI5en 6leru3
Uiele 2luTgnben Itelt, oenen er id
MID cnt3ichen bari. @ern
miiroen mir al bic SpiBe aller g9trte
Gaieu IeBeil. ober eS lino Der ~9eei9neteu
&rQIte Su mtni9e. 9Bir limb our9 me
Iercu YerUf uuo our6 uniere nil
icni6uitlide giloun9 oarduf bin=
0enicIen. an Der Sniialpolitit uns
pruttiih gu betbdti9en. Sitten mir
uus babel Dor Su iiberI6DdnNlibeu
GrmartuuQen uno Striprebunaeu, Ul3
wenn mir i'm SnnoumoreGen oNs gnts
lib Der Groe eyueucru t6nnten! 8iel
3u mcniQ miro Die Gbdtj0tcit htr totGos
liibcn Sro2n. ojel 81 weni8 Die l~O}ioIe
Yeoeutmg Oes tattolIiheu Gereinswcs
icns unertNnut. @eitt lit es ia. siuen
Nersiu ~ NriiNoen. OFT ab?r iebr
i6wer. ibn lebcnstroItiG mo inn rras
ten @tl'te Su crbnlten. 6Ollcn Die
bierous ii5 crlCtcnom glUiGoben Mot
bauptidAllb oen CeiiiIi4en gu? 99ir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
Sin gemeimer S0iuinoei?
SCricIbr mar in Jranfreid3 alno Sta=
lien mirfiam, in SeutiblanO
mint.

Q0ir boben in unIeren 9lQttern our9
MltOrbeiter bic 2eier Itets iiber ben
St0no Der yWtur9iOttO= T0u990n'i6en
GHtbiiQun9siru9e" unterri6tet. Wir
finoen nun in Der ySatbolii6en 0Olts=
3tQ." uuo beionoer5 in Der td9li6en
,Germani1" bon Berlin cine S0rItel=
lung Der Sablu0e melbe mir unieren
Seiern ni6t entbalten 81 oiirfen 9lauben.
Sic Iinoen oieielbe lrnter Dem Sitel
~Gie &atbOliten ire geIiibrt OOer
niht?"
Sic ,8ermNnia" reIumirt ben .Gr=
fOl9" Der WOrQbiOtt0=9 uu9b0u GOntros
Derie pie fOl9t ettuas 5u d ~ a s.
feberif6:
g8oS lit bic @irtur9 bi.ic8 bur6 0etrii9er
non LANCER Nalo porbereiteteu lInO bur6
&etrogeue iort9eieeteu SeIb3u9eS? Tabrei'
tIu9 pou 9rObeH Gilgen umo Sbminoelelen
uuter Der Wtu9fe Der ~Nr0mml9telt; piele
&otbolitert, aud @elltll6e, III 9tarrbeitell
p~eritritt, lpGbrenO Iie lpahri6einli6 ~ermltere
grbelt III tbuu bGtteu bic &opie ~perlplrrt d;
e6UUiirot9e 9tu8c, wie eu60riltil6e TeWez
glu9 uuo Qelitli6e Wtpitit bis ;lr llllertrQ9s
ltdtett Uerquttt nit beu abSelhmudtelteu
Mtitn65auieuiooeu; Die STRIDE lQ6erli6 8es
mUbt in elmer Jteibe tbrer Tieuer; Der
erntbGt e &0mpi gegeu bic Ereis
maurere be6iubert nm cor pro-
mttttrt our6 elm %re9ulGreS Q&inb=
ii bleu9ete6 - mas fam eiu
u q 6e6ter 6retmaurer mebr
psrl1uQen?
Gem ~9e9eniiber 9efQQt uns bic Stel-
l%un8nabme oes vObiO @aiienfreuno"
biel beIier.
On @irtli6teit febt bic Go6e 70: 68 iiub
6utbilluu9eu Don ebemaligeu Ereiu0urerl
betunut 9eWorOeu, bic uu9ebeuerli6 uub
eItieGlt6 i6eiueu. 2Sir 6atboliteu iiro
b0rau ie5r mtereiiirt, benz bic Srelm0urerei
1T cine 'dlimme Seiuoiu Der tutboliideu
Rlrbe NIB 0e5 Hbrtiteutbums ilbertUlpt.
ySir miIul6eH ollO MIN III errabrelI, Oh oleie
Guthilllun8en mUbr 'Uuo. gu oieiem i3Uete
perOIentlldeU mir ne uorerIt, I'm Der Goge
8ett unb wc~le9enbett III gebeu,
1l6 o0geGCu iu pertb Ol8eu
O0er i6re III m0br 3 eli ua6tumeis
EN-. 2&le man nun oieieu gan; ueruiIuiti
gen Stuuoplgltt Don fNtbolli6er Selte taocl1
fam, ldBt lid Uur aus elmer Negrill9pcrpirs
ruI8 ODER oUrNu5 c]rtlGrcn, oUR ieue &aoler
lid nor Der NrelmOurerei iiir6teu. g9ir
iIrdteu uIS uIbt o0uor.
9ieier S%t0nopuntt oes .8Oiien.
frcuno" bat ooSu ben YOrtbeiI DAP
man uu5 ni6t oenielben @Oruurf
MAIDEN fam Welhen DR.. Mi6Nel 8ers
m0uuS" Der .@ermania" Gemo6t bat
ndmI,4, ooB niht SEQ 3Orll & &c.,
e. al oas .Neloma9eu" ab9es
ieben batter, iOnoern oaB bic ,@srma=
ria" our6 i6re SppoiitiOn MIR o0s
Sine beSpedte, m 8Oraus fir o0s
g8ert Stlmmun9 81 MAIDEN, Wel6es lie
publiSlren WerOen unO weIaes lie auf
oieie @eiie IN mO9lia # 9rOBer
3abl Ell bOifsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
Sen &lagcn Der iran30fi6eu
SdudOicr

iii ein peiterss 8ert aus Der Sober bon
Charles q. ct. 2aurent. go Go ct.
Sanes StraBe, Montreal, Ganaoa, ae=
iuionlet wOroen. Sasislbe trd9t ben
Sitel: Language and Nationality
in the Light of Revelation and His
tory" uno entbIlt folsenoe Sapitel:
The origin of Language and Nationa-
lily. Language and Nationality in the
light of History. Nationality and the
warning facts of History. Patriotism
and Loyalty of the French-Canadians.
Grievances of the French-Canadians be-
fore the search light of Facts, Grie-
vances brought to light. Circular to
the French-Canadian Clergy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
SetreHeno oas 0cbeimmib bon
ga S0lette

ibreibt elmer ~unIerer Mitarbelter uns
aus oent Often, er babe bon benz bo6-
piiroi9en Pfarrer Gm. Gpmbe Don
SllOn, I'M Separtsmsnt glQier in
6rantrei6, Elm Sdreiben erbalten, in
welhem oieier ibm rpie fOlgt i9reibt
(tpir ilberleBen aus benz 6ran5OiiIden):
Oil on, ben 8. Sept. 1896.
&srtber, bo6piiroi9er Serr giarrer!
SD woate aui Sbre Outrage OIL mid
betreileuo meine Steultne gum 81 Stuble
nidt eber antporteu ais bis ib Sbneu cine
pouitGuoi9e rIo beirieoiSenbe Mittbeiluns
MAIDEN tounte.
Weiue Shritte beim bl. Stuble 1ino ers
fol9reib gelpeIeu. I'm ben 2lrgumeuten Der
@eguer bes 8ebeimniiies bic SpiBe ab,l.
bredet, babe i9 elmer etpai9eu Gerurtbei,
lung bic Sttrne gebotell, inbeni ib Seiller
Setllgtelt benz Yapit uub Seiuer gmiueu;
Cardinal Rampoaa 9remplare Der brittelI
QiSgabe bes sSertes "Le Grand Coup
babe porle9en laliel, wel6em bic BrOi9iirs
Der Welania beI9e9ebsn mar.
auitatt mid gu perurtbeilen ODER mid AZ
tabellt, bat sc. Seili9teit Die 9Siomuug 6eS
@erteS eltge9engeuumteu rub mir ieireu
Se9en Sei3idt. WRlt auer Soda9tunS,
@r9ebeuit,
III. so M G, cure.
Sieier 9lbb6 Gombe 1T elmer Der
eiiri9lten parteiQdnQer bss 8ebeim-
miles bon ga Salette uno falls bic
Sbatia6en Iib genau 10 uerbalten, pie
Gep. 6ombe es unierem 9eiddbten
6Orreiponoenten mittbeilt. 10 dllt
oaour9 Der cine ginpanO, oab oas
8ebeimniB BON Ga Salette iopie oeileu
Serbreitung BON &pm aus pffi-
SHELL uno tir4li6 peroammt
lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03

mas er boSu beniibte, in elmer Youie
Smiihen Der fat enolOien &Cibe Der
3rintiprii6e uno SiI9reoen ben be-
riibmten 9iT69enOien unter guibie*
tun9 OlIer ieiner ireilib 9~erinNen
&enutniiie oes NorpcQii6en 81 irO0cn:
''EXcuse Mr.. Nansen, har De der
in eget kold old Nordpolen?" (Gnt=
i6uIoi4en Sic, Sr. Nunier. frorcn Sic
iebr am NOropOl?) S6la9ferti9 ant=
iuOrtete Der 8efra9te ouf en0liib: Sin
ipenig, Giu. @noOen; mubten mir uns
bod io9ar benin g8ai6en Oes @eIihtcs
Der Yel3batOibube beoienen!" M0n
Die 0ls9elOiiene Seitertcit Der
5iib8eieai6aft Ii6 porltelen, tpeI6e
AntluOrt fOl9te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
Snoc, Srcim Spsials
Ocutufrat.

Sas pOBt olles 9an5 gut ~Suiammen
in ~llnNarn, wie in Oiterreid uno an=
oerm0rts. &iirsliA wuroe in Ycit in
elmer bon etpa 500 Nrbeitern beiu6ten
Seriummlun9 Der INSTRUMENTATION
YNrtel DR.. med. IoOipb 8oloner ols
iOSi0liltii6er 6dnOlONt Iitr Die sutilnf=
tINen Heldstd0swabien protlnmirt.
DIR. NhOlpb 8oloner nnbm Die @anol=
oatur al. Serielbe lit Suoe uno 6rei=
mallrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
WerfW iii

9Ns Sutiiniti9e @rob-gieip Sort ipiro
cine SepOlterung Dou mebr ais orel
NtIllionen Seelen b0ben. Wtit siuem
8ebiete BON 395 Guaoratmeilen wiro
es Die sipeItNrOBte StaOt Der 93elt Iein.
SpnoOn nit einem llmfOngs bon 688
GuaOr0tmeilen lit Die erlte; Ynris,
nit 1877 Guaorotmsileu, Die brittle;
6bicogO, nit lS9 Guaoratmeilen bic
oierte; philadelphia. NIT 800 Qua.
oratmeilen. bic ii%initQrOBts Staot Der
@slt. @rOB=NcW yort miro ll0O
Sirhen uno 80 PoItGmter, init Gus
ihluB tleinerer Cubs totiOnen. aut.
lueiien. IS miro 81. 600 8eibGfts=
bduier, 1870. 600 @Obnbluier. 5000
Ncrss part, 900 Meilen Qephaiterte
StrNBen. 900 Msllen glbSu9scandle.
1900 0teilen BasleitunQsrObren. 100
Mteilen StraBen= unoSO9bobncn uno
$50 Ohentll1en Sbulen entbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03

nlilllen nns ltets wiiien1aftli9
10 elterbiloen, babel aber i'm
Nll9e bebalten, bah es nit Der gSiiien-
t6att olleiu nidt 9etban lit. Die eWi=
gen Sebren bes Setalp9s rihtig
olls9ele9t - 10 bat man Elm 8robes
aud cur SOlnns oes I~oSialen Gruse bei-
9etrasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
Cine Nltiniu.

sic bat ben Rritiferu ;uSeieBt
Wtit S6meibeln, Sleben uuo Bitten,
gle bat oas Sob erSwun9eu Sulest.
0ur9 Recenienteus Siiiten.
SD las tie geri6te inter benz Grid,
0o tonlte ids ielber nlbt leu9ueu:
gle bate lammtli9e Stimmen iiir lid,
Wtit ausnabm / brer ei9'nsm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03

it ipater ituoierte, fiel id nit pauIen
utlo SrOmpeten ourb, mein OdterliGes
grbtbeil 9ina flOten, id wurOe San9er
llno II an piiif mid aus, ieBt pieii' ih
auf Dem leBten So6e - uno nun ioll
mir troBoem ab9eiprO9en werOen, BAT
i9 mulitalii9 bin?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
Gine muRfaIN1c &~arrtcre.

8aS. i6 ica nidt mulitalii9 iein2
S6On in meiner ainObeit hing mir Der
Simmcl boiler @eiQen. Damn b0rte
i6 oft ben Yrummbab meinss 9atcrs
nno wuroe nab NOteu Seprii8elt. Oils
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
Gin uaiper Guglanocr,

Der ss 9ant isiner - lln0enirtbeit fers
ti0 9ebrudt bate. bel Dem Srontbei.
mer 6etmabI 3u Gbrsn Oss NOropOl.
iObrers Nanisn in bic Na6bOrihait
bss seieisrtsn Gori9ers 81 selanSen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03

Sbgleid ,lrr 8srtortun9 Der Gbanl-
paQnerflu'hen muir Die beiten, oi6teiten
uno glei6Orti9iten &Orte 9enommen
weroen. 10 tOnnen oisie bod niht per-
bInOern. oaB Die in Der SlaI9e entbal-
tene bohaeipannte &Obleniaure gang
allmd6lih ben Sort ourdorin3t uno
OnB Der g8ein oenielben nab uno nah
an9reiit uno morih mabt. Die Gbam=
pa9nerIabrit SeiOIiet bat iih oaber
OeranlaBt 9eiebeu. einen Preis bon
100. 600 Ores. ausSuieBen Nui sin Ser=
fabren. nah welbem Die &prte oall.
erno unourAOrinalih 9emabt meroen
t0nnen unO lire iOnitiNen 9uten Gigsn=
i9aiten fir INNER bebalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
aus ocn anDerem fatbolti6en
3eitungen.

Siidof Wia9er bat oas Snterpisrp,
IN iueldem err bic politlibe @rtldrung
oes 0tisr. Srelano 9eiBelte. ni6t pioer.
ruien. Wau BARI aliO annebmsn. oa6
es edit mar. Sn tirdlt6sn areiisu i'm
Often beibt es io0ar. oaB Cardinal
SatOli, Der CUR 3eit beim Sberbirtsn
BON Nemart gum gslu6 weiIte, bic
YiidOf 9Di99er in ben Muno Qelesten
N%euBerunsen imprint babe. Sn BEN
Snterpiep wuroe ngiir9er' Srelano
betanntlid oils Elm .@rtremiit" uno
.Alarmit" be5eibnet. - vgmerita."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03

Sin ionoerbarss SeItament bat elm
presbpteriarii6er @eiiiliher IN yelfait
b%interl0Ien. Cine Seltimmun9 oei-
ielben lautet: ySa i'd oas Sabatrau=
den psrabiAeue, iollen meme S0bne
Snbn &iharo uno Samuel Warcrls.
wenn lie Iih Oieiem Cater bin9eben.
jeoer 500 pfuno perwirtt baben, Die
inter ibre Sdweitern gu tbeiIen limb,
uno 'ollten lie ipGter 81 ir9eno elmer
3eit gu rauhen ~anianaeu. 10 fam jsos
ibrer Stiue tern 500 Piuno bon ibnen
beanipruben." Ser S~isstansler bon
Srlano bat aber bieie Yelimmuna fir
ni6tlg ertlQrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03

Cardinal Gibbons le9t eben Die lebte
feilenoe Sano on sin neues, aus ieiner
Sober entiprun9enes Wert. weldes balo
iein Gribeinen MAIDEN oiirfte. Salislbs
1T betitelt Ser 8eianote Gbrilti" uno
bebanoelt wihtl9e SraQen. iuelhe Der
8eitlidteit uno Den Stuoenten. benz
8elebrten nie benz 2aien bon 9rOBem
Sntereiie iein oitriten. -. Stimms bsS
Wabrbeit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03

ManheS, mas Ollie ldn9it wiIien,
miro crit oann Elm StanOal, weun Gis
ller es iaSt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03

Ginsn Mann in @iisr Gountp. 81.
s.. Der auf Die Intlaae. einen Ne9en-
ihirm aeiiOblen su baben. perbaitet
worOen mar. entlieb Der Gid:er nit
Der Semertuug. oaB ieines 9Siiiens
&e9enihirme ME QeitOblen, iOnOern
TETS 9cbOrQt wiiroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03

GinfGltiaes Gabelbleb 1T bic iiber
Sonbon tommenoe Welouna, Der go.
titan babe Iib %Nu9uniten zines Der psrs
ibieoenen 9rdiioentid0its=G Candidates
in u~nierer &epublit ertldrt, uno 9Dei.
iunQen betrefeno bic pOlitiide Saltuns
Der tatbOliihen 8eiltli6teit ieieu bier.
Der unterpe9s. Ger bl. Stub Tim.
inert Nib nibt I'm uniere rein politi.
Iden NnQele9enbeiten. uno Weloun0en,
iuie Die Obi9e. lino PrOoutte antitatbo-
lllber Sii9enfabriter. DGolumbla."
@sr 1T ein 2ump? Nn einem Self
bantett Der itdbtiiden Nrbeiter bon
&arlsrube in Saoen, anldBli6 oes 20.
@eburtstaaes bes @rOBberSo9s bon
Sao2n, an Dem iiber 500 Yerionen
tbeilnabmsn, feierte Oberbiirsermeiitss
Sdneblsr bel Der Gbreugabe al ba
dlteitsn, itdotiiden @rbeitsr Die osuti6sn
glrbeitsr. g8er Die Nrbeit i6sue. iaate
er, iei ein Sump. Oh er Iib auf Der
2anbltraBe berumtreibs Ooer I'M PalaIt
Gbampaaner trints. &sbt bat CT.
.ercellior".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03

Ser ~an9ebenoe Papa. - Die tleine
Gmma: .g8ir pOllen icBt ell Sis6en
.Saus" ipielen. SD bin bic Diana,
Otto. 1T Der Pnpa, uno Sreooie uno
SiSlie Iino Die Sinoer." - Der tleine
Otto: All right! (9tU9 elmer tleincn
Puuie } o9u. lag NAL. lieb: 6rau,
oentit Oh ni6t aud. es wdre iebt 3eit.
bic &inoer ein Sisbcn ourb5uprii.
9elu2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03

SpnmtaNsreiter. - a.: .Saben Sic
ben Wiiitenritt oes 2Olueu I'M Sirius
Qeieben?" - a.: .Nein. aber ben
wiiiien Ritt oes Siri6 (Suoe) bab' ib
am lebten SOnnta9 ~0eieben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03

Die 8abe zines 6~remolinls. Cine
riibrenoe lGno!ide Site berriht CUR
ernteseit i'm weIiliben Trantreid.
Gin Der Gfe ieoes Gil bic 2anoItraBe
~9renenoen Seloes ldBt mon oaielbit
ndmlib cine 8etrsioeQarbe iieben, bic
bic .Garbe bss 6remOlin9s" teibt
unO gu Der ale Sauern Der betrehenoen
Srti6ait cine S6ell beitraQen. Ser
Same re6tiertiQt iid oaourb. oaB es
benz erlteu 9eiten. Der ouf Der Stro6e
oabertOmmt ireiiteDt, iib ie cine iOl6e
8arbe anSueiQnen uno lie gan, mad
8utoiinten 81 perwertbeu.
The record-union., 1896-06-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

There was another good audience at
the Clunie Opera-house last night, and
the entertainment by the variety COM
pany was warmly applauded. The bet
ter half Of the show is the latter, on
the principle that the best Of the feast
is served toward the close, we sup
pose, but just why no one can tell.
However, in this case it just happens
SO; that Kisner appears towards the
close, the wonderful equilibrist who
juggles with 100-pound tables, balances
his wife seated in a chair on the tip
Of his chin, holds 150-pound wagon
wheel on his chin, climbs to the top Of
a pyramid Of tables with a column Of
goblets poised on his forehead and puts
2OO-pound steel axle into the air with
one Of the small ends on his chin, and
similar feats. The mirror dance by the
Henlye sisters is one Of the cleverest
Of pretty and artful things, while the
Guatemala miranda players on their
second appearance each evening lapse
into airs very familiar to American
ears, and popular also. Rathburn and
Rand, the latter as a clown do some
good triple bar work Gibbons, Anita
Henlye and the Writings fill their
usual numbers. The company will re-
main no longer than next Sunday night,
as it is to be succeeded by Frank Ba-
cons dramatic company for one week
in new play Manager Todd has in
vited the inmates Of the Protestant
Orphan Asylum to attend the matinee
next Saturday afternoon, and the mat
ron has accepted for the children.
The record-union., 1896-06-04
SEALED PROPOSALS.

BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
office of the Board of Trustees of the city
of Sacramento until 5 O'Clock p. m. on
MONDAY, June %, 1896, for furnishing
the city of Sacramento with coal necessary
for running the City Water Works for one
wear from date of contract. Bidders must
state the price per ton. Bidders must
specify in bids the kind of ton bid on,
whether short ton (2,000 pounds) or long
ton (2,24o pounds). The Goals bid on must
be tested at the City Water Works after
June u, 1896, for at least twenty-four
hours. at such time as directed by the
City Water Works Committee OF the Board
of Trustees, said Goals to be tested under
the supervision of said committee and the
Chief Engineer of the City Water Works
Coal used for tests will be paid for by city
at the same rate named in bid. Contract
to be awarded after tests are completed.
Each bid must be accompanied by a cer-
titled check in the sum of one thousand
$4,000 dollars, made payable to the order
Of the City Clerk of the city Of Sacra-
mento The Board of Trustees reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
Attest: M. j. DESMOND, City Clerk.
ie3-DDt
The record-union., 1896-06-04


The hope Of recognition OF the bellig-
erency of the Cuban rebels by the
United States Government is fast fad
ing, and Is now a thing Of vague specu-
lation. If that recognition had been
made what harm could it have done? =?
1t would have simply placed the two
contestants on a par in our eyes, and
our policy, as regards the rules of CIV
ilized warfare, and their respective
rights In our ports. In other words, it
would not have affected our relations
as to neutrality one whit. We would
still have been the neutral nation we
now are as to Cuba and Spain. But the
Cubans would be no longer pirates on
sea and rebels on land, but soldiers en-
titled to all the rights accorded contest
ants in honorable warfare, and bound
by all obligations as such, likewise.
Under recognition, If either of the par
ties violated the rules Of war, we could
protest, and If the protest was not
needed we could intervene. That is
the full extent to which recognition of
belligerency would go. Instead of en-
abling us to give aid and encourage
ment to Cubans, really we. would be
held to more strict neutrality than at
present If that were possible.
The record-union., 1896-06-04
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
SYLLABI
IS. F., 163.-Department Two.-Filed
June 2, 1860

SYLLABI.
IS. F., 163.-Department Two-Filed
June 2, 1860
Catherine Hoeft, respondent; Su-
preme Lodge Knights of Honor, Flea
nor Hoeft, Helena Hoeft, Alfred Hoeft,
appellants. Action to recover upon a
benefit policy. Affirmed.
The fact that a trial was had without
passing upon demurrer to the COM
plaint before rendering a decision in
the case is not prejudicial error when it
appears that the demurrer Is without
merit, and 1t will be presumed upon
appeal that it would have been over
ruled if passed upon by the trial court.
The regulations Of an order are for
its own protection, not for the protec-
tion Of its beneficiaries, and the order
has power to waive strict compliance
with them.
The beneficiary's interest is the mere
expectancy OF an incompleted gift
which Is revocable at the will Of the in
sured, and which does not and cannot
become vested as a right until fixed by
his death. One cannot be defrauded
of that in which he has no vested right;
a vested right is property which the
law protects, while a mere expectancy
The record-union., 1896-06-04

Doctors are often handicapped by the
mere fact that when treating the diseases of
women, they suggest and insist on exam
nations" and local treatment" A great
many of them do not know that this is abso-
lutely unnecessary. Many woman has
vous excitement by the mere suggestion Of
such treatment. Many woTen lie to the
doctor. That sounds hard, but it is un-
doubtedly true. They knew that if they
admit certain symptoms that the doctor
will inevitably insist on an examination.
They do not give him all the facts in the
case, and SO he works in the dark. Quite
often the doctor Is too busy and too hurried
to make the necessary effort to obtain tbs
facts. He frequently treats symptoms for
what they appear to be on the surface. when
the real cause and the real sickness is deeper
and more dangerous. A arrangement of
the distinctly feminine organs will derange
the whole body. The woman herself may
not know exactly what is the matter with
her but whenever she is sick, there are two
things she should look out for FIRST. One is
what is called female weakness :" the
other is constipation, for these two things
frequently go together. DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription is designed for the cure
of diseases and disorders of women, and it
does cure them. It has been performing ITS
healing mission for 80 years, and tens OF
thousands of women have been made happy
By it. DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are for
constipation. and contingent Ills Druggists
sell them, but sometimes in well meaning
ignorance, they will try to sell you some
thing else. There is nothing "just the
same. Or lust as go0G .;thsr Inc n;atssen oiuss,s,
or dishonest
Ifyou care to know more about your own body,
send zr one-cent stamps to cover cost of mailing
only, and you will receive absolutely free copy
of DR.. Pierce's 1908 page book, Common Sense
Medical Association, Buffalo N. Y.
The record-union., 1896-06-04
THE LAW OF LIBEL.

In the discussion of the question or
MIA, which debate is current, there is
considerable misapprehension as to
what the law of libel Is in certain di-
rectaons. What it was is well enough
understood, but a. good many Of our
contemporaries appear to think 1T
now is as 1t was prior to the last Leg
isIature, when certain amendments
were made. We reprint the law as it
is, the changes made by the late Leg
islature being inclosed in parenthesis
marks The law as it stands was ap-
proved March 20, 1895:
Section /. Section Al Of the Civil
Code is hereby amended so as to read
as follows;
At A privileged publication is one
made
l. In the proper discharge Of an Off
cial duty.
2 In any legislative or judicial pro-
ceeding, or in any other official pro-
ceeding authorized by law.
8. In a communication, without mall
ice, to a person interested therein, by
one who is also interested, or by one
who stands in such relation to the per-
son interested as to afford a reason
able ground for supposing the motive
for the communication innocent. or
who Is requested by the person inter-
ested to give the information
4. By fair and true report, with
out malice Gn a public journaD, Of a
judicial Legislative, or other public
official proceeding, or Of anything said
in the course thereof (or of a veri-
fed charge or complaint made by any
person to a public official, upon which
complaint a warrant shall have been
issued).
%. By a. fair and true report, without
malice, OF the proceedings of a public
meeting, If such meeting was lawfully
convened for a. lawful purpose and
open to the public, or the publication
Of the matter complained Of was for
the public benefit)
Section 2. Section 4S Of the Civil
Code is hereby amended SO as to read
as follows:
4S. In the cases provided for in SUBJ
divisions three, four (and five) of the
preceding section malice is not in
ferred from the communication or pub
lcation-
Section 8. This Act shall take effect
immediately.