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Evening journal., 1896-12-17
SON SUCCEEDS SIRE.
Young Charics r. Crisp Elected 20 His
I.atn Father's Salt Ln lnuer.ls.

ATLANTA. Dec IT, A Special election
hold i'm the Third congressional district to
fll the vacancy cnuscd 10y The death OF
Charles r. Crisp rcsaited in the election
Of Charles r. Crisp, eldest son Of the dis
tinguished ex-speaker. Young Mr.. Crisp,
in response TO a telegram from the Attain
ia Journal, wired that paper;
Il am in favor of recognition Of the in
dependence of Cuba by the United States.
Young Crisp is 26 years of age and is
not unfamiliar with the ways Of Washing
ton life nor unacquainted with the duties
of the position TO which he has just been
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that letters OF ad.
ministration were in due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned, on the
second day of December. A. d., 1896
and that all persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present
the same, duly attestec. to the said ad-
miuistrator, on or before the second
day OF December 1891 or abide the act OF
Assembly IN such case made and pro-
vided
WILLIAM MORRISON.
Administrator.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17

and damages that American commerce
will suiicr and also the propsrty of Ameri-
can owners The ~paniards VIII continue
TO commit uceds OF violence and atrocities
aeairst humanity. Yours very sincerely
and respectfully,
..EnA Aa.DIaln. l,AEH.IIO.n
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
ou1NINE-vHIsKY.

Two of the best knovn and most used
drugs on earth. Trya bottle of Qui-
nine-Whisky. d. W.Lynch &c Co.,
wholesale agents, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
nlod FROM His 1ninrle..

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dee 17.-Arthur
L. Whitney, who was seriously burned
while trying to cxtinguish burning alco-
hol, died at the Springfield hospital
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
ASK THE THOUSANDS

Who have tried Quinine-Whisky for
Colds, Chills and Malaria. They will
speak for it. D. W. Lynch q Co.,
wholesale agents.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
.SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE.
A Red Letter Year
for 1897.

THE ENTIRE NOVELTY Of many OF
the plans for 1897 is noticeable. Fox
instance. the series devoted to
"LONDON AS SEEN BY CHARLES,
DANA GIBSON" Mr. Gibson has.
not before appeared as "a writer. He
visited London last Summer for
Scribners Magazine. for the purpose
of depicting with pen and pencil
those scenes and types which the
huge metropolis presents in endless
variety
OF like novelty is the first consider
able
NOVEL BY RICHARD HARDING DA-
WIS, Soldiers Of Fortune The
hero is one of the most vigorous men
that Mr.. Davis has drawn. Illus
tratod by G. ID. Gibson.
"THE CONDUCT OF GREAT BUSI-
NESSES." A beautifully illustrated
series of articles of which the follow
ing are already completed:
THE Great Department store
THE Management Of Great Hotel.
"fhe Working of the Bank.
"A Great Mandatory"
UNDERGRADUATES LIFE IN AMER
loan COLLEGES A series of arti-
cles touching upon the life of our
older universities as represented by
the dOings OF the students them
selves.
Judge Henry T.. Howland writes on
Undergraduate Life at Yale
Mr.. James Alexander on Princeton
and Robert Grant and Edward S.
Martin on Harvard
JAPAN AND CHINA SINCE THE
WAR" will be a most interesting
group Of articles richly illustrated
"THE UNOUIET SEX" Under the
title of THE Unquiet Sex Mrs.
Helen Watterson Moody will write a
series of articles Woman and Re
FORMS" "The College-Bred Woman" :"
"Woman's Clubs" and "The Case OF
Maria" Ca paper on domestic SER
yicel.
w. ID. HOWELLS' STORY OF A
PLAY" In this Mr.. Howells gives
as the best novel he has ever pro-
duced in his delightful vein of light
comedy.
GEORE w. CABLE. In addition 20 the
fiction enumerated there viii be q
series OF four short stories by George
w Cable. the only ones he has writ
ten for many years.
HOW TO TRAVEL WISELY with q
minimum of wear and tear must be
regarded as an art little understood
Mir. Lewis Morris Iddings, In two
articles. will offer a variety Of usefu
suggestions and data on ocean ans
Land Travel" This will be happil,
rounded ont by an article from Mr.
Richard Harding Davis on Travel
ers one Meets: Their Ways an'
Methods" The illustrations by Amer
lean and foreign artists viii b.
highly pertinent
efs II Is impossible in a small spac
To even mention the many attractiv
:. features for 1897 A beautiful illus
| trated booklet has been prepared, ,whic
Will DE sent. postage paid, on request.
r sfRlpNRR'S MAGAZINE So A YEAS
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
NorInEs


NOTICE.-A list OF the Justices Of the
Peace and Notarios Public appointed by
the Governor of this state from December
2. A. D.. 1925, 70 December e a; u, 1856
Dec % 1885, William w. lritChctt, fee.
$40, Justice of the peace
Dec. 3, William W. Pritchett, Sl0 notary
Dec "a Abram H. Dorman, $40, notary
public
tary public for the Farmers Bank Of the
State of Delaware at Wilmington.
Jan. q David c. Rose $40, justice Of the
Jan o John II. satterneld So notary
Jan. Jan. IS. John s. Collins, $40. notary pub
lie for the Farmers Bank of the state
of Delaware. at Dover.
Jan. 28. Edwin A. Read, $40, notary
Mar ., Herbert Yeates So justice Of
Mar. z. Joseph Dean, $40 notary public
Mar. a. William J. Ferris. $40, notary
public for the Farmers Bank Of the
State of Delaware. az New Castle
Mar. a, Frank W. Holloway, $40, notary
Apr a. Joseph l.. Lavender. SO notary
May G. Charles H. Salmon, Slo justice
May 6, Charles II. salmon $40 notar,
May Is. Thomas r. Lally. So notar,
june 9. Ezekiel V. Cooper $40. justice
june me 8, Ezekiel V. Cooper so. notarl
| public.
public.
June l5 John s. Jester. $40, justice o
June Is. John s. Jester $40, notary pub
lie.
Sept. i5 William r. vangesel, $40, jus
tice of the peace.
Sept. u. Aubrey Thatcher $40 noiar
public for tho National Bank OF Wi
mingt0n and BMudyWiuc
Nov. no. William r. Goodcu, $40, justC
OF the peace,
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
STATE Of DclnWnre,
CnIce III secreIary II aln

IWIO0 0T N0OT0TITV 0T OTITT- 7
]. j. Harvey Whlteman. Secretary o.
the state of Delaware. do hereby certify
that the foregoing is "a correct list of thc
appointments Of Justices of the Peace
and Notarics Public. made by tic gov
cruor OF this State. during the year COM
mtnciug December 2, A. ID. 1895. ana end
ing December e. A. -. 1896. that being
the first Monday ia said month.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
Evening journal., 1896-12-17

efs It Is impossible in a small space
to even mention the many attractive
features for 1897. A beautiful illus
trated booklet has been prepared, which
Will Doe sent. postage paid, ON request
scBlBNER's MAGAZINE SO A YEAH
% cents copy.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17

LADIESl Chlchesters English Penny
royul Pills Diamond Brand) are the best
Safe. reliable. Take no other. Send &c.
stamps for particulars Relief for
Ladies'" In letter by return mail. Al
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
phfladalphfo
Evening journal., 1896-12-17

Interest allowed on deposits or money
for one or more calendar months at the
rate OF per cent. per annum.
Money loaned on Mortgages on Real
Estate.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17

NOTICE is hereby given that az the
next session OF the General Assembly /
intend TO prefer petition for an abso-
lutte divorce from my husband. James
Montesi MARY H. MONIESl
Wilmington. Del, December 4, 1896
NOTICE is hereby given that the un
dersigned viii apply to the Legislature
at its next session for divorce from hc
husband Charles w. DelOp.
ELLA DELLOP.
Wilmington, Dec. 3. 1896.
NOT tE.-Tne street rail Ry company
will start the iavi"g of tracks on Third
street bridge on tr day IN rning The hrid 20
vi he turned of and kept OF uutil the
work . completed.
JOHN J. MEhLvY.
Levy curt COmmi siontr.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
tsEA

have hercunto set my
hand and official seal. at
Dover. this seventh day OF
5EALl December, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight
hundred ana nincty-siX.
j. HARVEY WHITEMAN.
Secretary of State.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17

THE
Sunday HGraIl.
Six Pages, .5,s,,. '''''
For Two Gents
THE SUNDAY RERAlO M has been
ENLARGED. and gives
the reader SIX PAGES
hrimful of live, crisp news
1t aims particularly 10 cover
the local field, and dis
cusses politics. social,
church, fraternal and other
affairs in a bright and
breezy manner
Order the Sunday Her
aid for next Sunday oil
your newsdealer, or send
your name and address to
the office and have it served
by carrier.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17
MACEO REPOITED ALIVE
The Rejoicing oyer His Death
Discontinu DIN Havana.
DR. zERTUoHA Is GAIN III PRISON.

General CEsriilo Writes to a United States
senator Giving Encouraging Reports of
the Insurgent Cause In Santa Clara and
Outlining Cuba's Form Of Government.
KEY WEST. Dec. 1I.-Passengers arriv-
ing horo from Hayani report that Antonio
MaceO is alive anl well and is in the PROV
ince of Matanzas.
These passengers say that all Of the fes
tivities that were going on in Havana TO
celebrate his death have been ordered stop
ped since it has Become known that he is
alive
The New York Herald's correspondent
here sends the following 20 his paper: "A
we'll known Cuban, just in from Pinar del
Rio assures me that he saw and talked
with Maceo on Dec. g. and that PcricO
Diaz has not left the province. The man
killed and taken for Macoo is believed to
be Antonio Mena Monies de Ooa, also
mulatto and greatly resembling Maceo 1t
is alleged also that Raldonero Acosta met
Maceo when he crossed the trocha at Ca
pote.
DIR. Zertucha the alleged physician Of
Maceo and who vouched for his death,
has been rearrested and is again in prison.
AAuNltt- IbitlNNl Altit AiOill f'tlhA4ttf-R NAN
Cuba assert that the insurgents in that
jurisdiction are showing increased activi-
ty ard are moving westward. A party re-
Gently raided the town Of FL Cobre, burn
ing various houses 1t is reported that
Quintin Bandera has returned to the east
orn provinces and now commands the
former followers of Jose Maceo.
Passengers arriving here from Santa
Clara say that numerous insurgent bands
again attacked the town of Placatas on
Dec TO- Re-enforcements were sent by
rail from Remedies under command OF
General Solano, who found that great ex-
citement existed at Placatas the stores
being closed.
On Dec 10 the insurgents made raid
( upon the town of Quemada de Guine'
after having sat fire to the outskirts. They
sacked the stores of the town and destroy
ed so buildings. 1t is believed that Quin
tin Vidal led the raiders.
Reports from the central trocha, whici
runs from Moron to .lucaro, in the western
part of Puerto Principe, are to the eifeci
that many scattered insurgent parties ar
crossing il TO the westward, taking adyan
tage of the darkest portions of the line
those PARTS not yet lighted by electricity.
Evening journal., 1896-12-17

Address. Columbia, South Carolina.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
GrTh1afthfiibrsr: eoren, Gonnrr.
Sabrgang 26.

rabee ReUieu" fOl0ts. 9teO. Benedict
ltrefte benz giniretenoen in berI6bnIi.
der 9lbltAt Die Saao entge9en, erbielt
aber 0ls MntwOrt eiusn 6auItIdlag
alf ben aOpf. 9ie gtnlueienoen tuars
ZEN lt6 suiihen bic Streitenoen uno
trennten iie. 70 oab man ben 8orfaQ
bsenoi9t glaubte.
Seioer iOllte ieoOb nod ein NatbIpiel
fpl9el, oenu ais Benedict am 2lbeuo
auf benz gDege gum Yoitamt bic glpo-
tbete paiiirte, itiirSten gsepbirter uno
elm 9ewiher Surte auf ibn. Dem
8elltliben 9elan9 es jeoOd. ielns Sdnos
frei Su betommeu, Ieinen 8epolper gu
sieben uno auf Rewbirter gu ieueru.
Gebter ltiirSte Su gOoen, tonnte lid
jeoo6 Dieoer auiraifen uno li6 su
eiuem0OttOr be9eben. Der 9lrSt gibt
menig Sohnun9 auf 8eneiun9.
Der Sheriff gBbeeler in GbsrOtee
puroe tele9rapblib benadridti9t uno
&ep. Benedict in Saft 9enommen.
Seioe Vetbeiligten lino in @berotee
@OuutD pOblbetOnnt uno Der 8orIall
bat oesbalb oas 9rObte @uiieben 9e=
maht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Cine Snspmnttbe nit Dem 9aiin
grfangrn.
Z q It SiperpopI, O., }
l9. 9(oo. {

8eltern ipuroe bier cine locomotive
nit Dem 2aIiu 9efansen. gGdbreno bic
l4neren Stablbalten fiir Die neue iiber
Den Sblo fiibrenoe Bride in bic S0be
9e3O9en WEroen, lieBen bic nit oieIer
Nrbelt belhdftiaten 2eute ems Der qros
BEN i1lueren Gabel loder lueroen, TO
oaB oasielbe fait Die Sbienen auf oem
interchangeable beriibrte. 9aIo bar.
allf lubr Elm 8iiter5u9 Der Yennlplpa=
nia Gilenbabn auf Der an oieier STEELE
tart abltiiIiigen Sabn beran. Die
Srttdenarbeiter mahten enen gerlurh,
oas Sobel 3u beben, I'm es Dem 3uae
aus Dem 98e9e 81 i6affsn, aber ols
ons'elbe etpa in gleiher S0be nit oem
Shprnlteine Der SotOmotipe mar fubr
leBtere Aesen oasielbe uno Der 3lg rib
oas &abel etlud 100 Sus lpeit nit iib
tort. Ser Selegrapben- uno Der Siaz
ndltburm Wlroen Wie Strobbalme um=
9ebroten. Sin 4rabn uno giieubabn=
md9en auf Der Bride muroen in Die
Sobe gebOben uno biu9en al ben
Stabltabeln in Der Guit. Die @rbeis
ter retteten llh oaourd. ouB lie Iih al
Saue tlammerten uno an oenIelben
ban9en blieben. gDilliQm Steueus bon
Sellspllle itiir3te bon Der Bride uno
brab beloe yeine. Gr miro lterbeu.
Ger angerlbtete Sbaoen 1T beoeutsno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24

traat io9en. rettcte oasielte pom
Sturie. Ser berriihe Son oss &rie8s.
mInilier5 General 9illOt itimmte bic
&ommer fsinoieIig uno Meline Iebnte
es ab, SillOts @rtldrungen Su er0dn.
gen, bis er w0bruabm, baB aud feline
6rsunoe ibn i'm Slide lieBen. S9lieB,
LID ndbm er ben mooiii3irten gntraa
@alteline's als @UmpromiB an. Spa.
ter fanoen in ben @orriOpren oes Sam.
mer9ebGuoes lebbafte 9efprehunoen
oes 6alles ltatt uno es puroe allgemeiu
Die anlltt alts9eipro3en, OaB Die 8e.
9ierun9 9enOtbigt ieiu wsroe, cine nsue
unterIudung oes 6aQes Grepfus On.
5uoronen uno oaB es 0b9eitmatt lei,
oaB oas SGno iGhrlib Sl2, 500 iiir Die
0eraH9enhaltIng oes Derurtbeilten Of-
TlSiers gable nno ouB es bsTIer SepeIen
wdre, oenIelttu gu eriaisBsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Sas WaBlrriultat in SenncKce.
u q b billie, l9. 9tOp.

Die amtlide 3dbIbeb0roe bat Die
ofIljlelle Stimmensdblung Der i'm
Stddte ab9e9ebenen Stimmen been=
ol9t. IS erbielten grpan 1853, 65l,
Wtt&lnlep l48. 773, gDotIon 4,5l5,
palmer 1851, 2eUering 3,O9S Stim=
men. grpan's pluralitdt betrug benz
mad 1888 Stimmen. Gum 8ou=
oerneur wuroe Der SsmOtrat Saplor
NIT l56, 22S geludblt, pdbreno Der
&epublltaner Gilman 1897 uno
Der pOpulilt Nims 1876 Stimmen
erbielt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Scrgaitrt.
6soar &apios, Sn., IS. 9tou.

6soar &apios, Sn., IS. 9top.
@bas. .. Glliott, Der aus omaha
entilobeue M0roer. 1T beutt mOr0en I'M
balb Smei llbr Ouf einem 3u0e Der
NortGmsterns Sabu perbuitet woroen.
Gr muroe nibt megen oes |er6re=
hens beIraQt uno miro feitoeb0lteu
lusroen, bis Seumts aus Cmoba ein-
treIlen. Ger @erbaitste wei0ert ih,
su iprebcn, Alebt uber 81, ouB er bon
Omaba tOmme. Gr In0t, er lei aus
Snoi0nG, mill aber oen Crt ui6t Onos=
ben lmo aud iOnit nidts iiber ieine
YerIpn mittbeileu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
llus Dem Seri6t bes aderbau=
icfrrtars.
gD q bington, Is. Npp

" ~ ~ON -N~~'
Der glfsrbau.Setretdr. Mortou,
Diro in ieInem SabressYeridte, lpslber
IN &iir3e publiSirt Weroen ioa, 3sigsn.
baB unter feiner OtOnomiiben Yermal=
tung Ddbreno Der bier Sabre s,pei Wiils
lionen Dollars bon Der fir oas 9lfer=
bausSepartement beDilli9ten Summe
in bic Staatstaiie suriidssflolien iino
lno iomit in ieoem Sabre 500, 600
Dollars eripart wuroen. iuel9ss unge.
fabr 20 PrO5ent Der Yemiliguns pro
Sabr allsnadt. ginsr Der Sauyt.9lbs
ftnitte oss Seribtes wiro Der @ioerle-
9ung Der 8ebauptrlngen Der io9enaun=
ten .lln9liids.Propbsten" gstuipmet.
gr Diro bsbaupten, oaB bic 9lferbau-
Snterelen lid niht i'm Nieoer9ang be.
tlnoen, baB ~ pro3ent Der Sarmen i'm
Ganoe thuloeufrei iino, pdbreno Die
geribulouna BON ben iibrigen % Yro=
gent our9 glntauf uno Yerbeferun9
oes Sanoes berporgeruien Durbe. Ser
geriht miro ferner sei9sn, oaB Der
9rOBte YrO3entiaB bon Sppotbeten in
ben Noroatlantiiden St0aten ssfunoen
miro uno. oaB ipe5iea Sem Serisp be-
oeutenoe Seri6uloun9en auImeilt.
Ser Sefretdr miro bic peri6wsnoeri=
ihen Publitationen Seitens Der Gegie=
rllna taoeln uno cine SeI9neioun9 Der
lltsrariiden 9lus9aben Oes 9eparte=
ments naapeiIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Sa5n,erf rfGruns.
Seattle, WaIb., 10. Npp

eoiuaro Sall Warner, friiberer itGo.
tllher Sn9enienr bon Seattle, iii beute
gtahmlttag BON Der Cascade SipiIion
Der 6reat gtOrtbern 90bn bier an9e.
tonmcn. Serielbe bat III 48 Stunoen
63 ytsilen surilf9eleQt, tbeillpeiie gu
6uBe, I'M gta4en ODER ouf Sanowaacn.
Srei nnoere PolIa9iere pon lie0en ae=
bl'ebenen 3iiaen. beQIeiteten ibn. Gr
lagt, oaB ell GROCER Sbeil oes 8eleiies
pe89elplllt nno Die Yabn iiberI6msmmt
1T. glNa Ieinen 9ln9aben miro es min=
oeliens jlpel Wtonate oauern, bis ous
@eleiIe in oielsr a!btbsiIuns wieoer in
SronunQ III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
IurGberiu9 unS Srlbifmurb.
; ap ION, Mtinn., l9. 9}pp

UU 10 UH, W(IIlN., I9. J(Dp.
Sellte neruunOete Der Iieben Weilen
BON bier pplnenoe Garmer Seldom
gloOmquiit Ieine Sdpdserin 6rau
SObn Sloomquiit, iporauf er iit ielbit
auf Der StelIe erI6OB. Sie Srau miro.
ple man 9laubt, wieoer bsr9eltellt wsr=
ben. jeoo4 beiinost lie lib in siuem tris
tll6en 3ultanoe. IS paren feline
Nugen5euaen bel Der Shat anpeieno
lIno Der 8runo iiir oisieIbe 1T ni4t be-
faunt.
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6igcntbilmli6er Scrni.
ct. Soiepb. W}o.. 10. Hp,

Ct. SOiepb, DO, 10. 9top.
Soiepb VtcSeurp. wel6er oas @in=
breben in pOfamtsr bsruismGBia be-
trelbt puroe unter Der Seihuloi0una,
i'm Suit oieles ,S0bres oas Yoliumt al
Senper, gto., beraubt 81 baben, in
oas bislias8sidnN nib Qebrabt, naboem
er bon Poit-SnlplttOr W. 3. &eeo aus
st. Souis I'M Sauie ieines 0aters in
g8Ortb 9Ountp perbaftet wOroen mar.
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Gutiesliber Murb.

Sc an az @itD. Mp., Is. 9op.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING @ittpt
}oleD uno ibre OierSigjdbri9e, umper.
beiratbete Sotter 6amp lno in ibrel
98Obnung bel SIbertD. Mo., beutt
Utor9en ermOroet 9efunben iporOen.
Der Sewe99runo Su Dem Yerbrebeu if
ui6t betannt.
Die NH6ritbt bon bem Woroe wuroe
bsute WtOr9en I'M balb 5 llbr i'm
Sauptquartler Der YOli;ei 9emeloet.
9Sllllam 6oleD, Der fiinfuno3wanSi0=
ldbrlse Sobn Der ermoroeten 'srau,
welter aeltern eiusu Na6bar beIuht
batte uno nah Ntitternabt nab SauIe
surllftanl. bate bic geiben suerlt ent=
eeft. Sie ,6armtbOre ltanoen pifen,
oas yieb lno Die Pieros paren los0e=
bunoen uno Die pOroere Saustbur Itano
ofsr. gRutter uno Sohter lageu blut=
beipribt in ibren Na6ttleicern in ibrem
Sblablmmer; beioe maren erIboiien
mproen. g8eitere Nabforitun9en er=
9aben, oaB Die WOrosr 3usrlt auf 6rau
6oleD ourb zines Der 8orOerfenIter oe=
felIert batten; Die SuQel bate Die Sett=
ltelle AetrOnen, llnO uu9enibeinlih bat
ten II1 Die ,Sraueu Damn in Oas bintere
StlaBimmer Qefliittet, ocnn mar Die
Sbur erbroheu luOroeu, wor0uf oos
bluti9e @ert beenoet wuroe.
Ser SO6n NlNrmirte lOfort Die Nub.
barn uno cine ihnell ;uIammen0ebrubte
Shnnr mahte Iib sur Ssrfolgung Der
WOroer auf. 9a iie teinc ridtiae
Spur Tinben tOnnteu, ritten lie uut
Dem finf3ebu Meilsn entiernten Guns
|as Gitp unO meIoeteu oen Wtoro Der
polIiel, weIte 'o8Ieib @ebeimpoli;ifen
nab 9ibertp ihitte.
aunius@itD, Is. Noo.
Spdterc GrbcbmQeu SeiQen, eQB IS
Elm tnltblIlttger NNubmOro mar. Ser
Hluber oOcr Die Gfduber, uelbe ibre
Cpfer ohcnbar obne Die 0erinqIte @naOe
nieOsrIdloHen. tOoteteu crit Die 6roucn,
onnn pliinoerten lie onS 9nu$. ,E6re
00nSe Seute beItnno aus IiinfSig Dol
lars. Die lie pom 6uBenoe Deg gettes,
III wsIhcm Die 6ruusn iAlitieu, nab.
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Wisr. &cane's Na1fulser.
3 Q[timOre 20. Hot

Der Gorreiponoent Der Sun" in
Gom bat unter benz ssitrsen Satum
SolSenoes telegrapbirt: Der Yiarrer
Sbomas s. GOnatp, Hettor Der Stride
sum b.. SerSen IN @Orceiter, Mah.,
III als Natfol9sr oss YiiboIs Geane,
nelder am 20. September 1896 iein
slmt nieoerle9te. bonn papit gum 9ettor
her tatbolllten llnipsriitdt in Waibins=
ton ernannt noroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Hauhrr=Nrbcit.
9ccutur. Sun. 10. Nnn

0ccatur, Sno.. l9. gtOo.
Sine Nbtbcilung al Der 8rauo Ra=
plos u SnOIana=Yabn beI0litigter
Irbeiter UurOe beuts, nahOsm lie ibreu
SoIn iilr Den per9angenen WunQt er-
balten bNtten. Guf Dem Seimwege bon
einem nit sluei 8spolperu bepaIine.eu
StrnBenrdnber on0elnIten. Der 1ie
5mdn9. ibm ibr 8elO ausiulieisru. Gr
erbcutete etiua 5000. Gme 2lb!lei=
lung beuolfneter Yiir0sr iabnoet 0ui
ben ireben gBegeIa9erer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Der irriinnigc seiitlibs IGrocr
S'0raoD.
Cincinnati. 9 O., 10. Wop

Y IHI II IT UIL y, II. JlOO.
Sas 8eriibt, 9ominit S'8raop
lie8e in Ser Srrenanltalt gu 1onspiew
I'M Sterbsn, berrbt aui llnwabrbeit.
O'8raop 1T Der Prislier. wel5er Der
jun9en Mtarp 8illmartin aus Srlano
nab oie'em Sanoe fol9te uno lie pOr
3wei Sabrsn bierislhlt in einem Stras
srmoroete. Ser Woro
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Grautreib d.
Yaris, l9. 9lop.

Sas rSournal" ia0t. es babe sriab.
rem, c0B Der SultiSminilter Sarlan in
jSo!9e Der geitsru in Der 9eputirtsn.
TANNER ltnttgebabten Ssbatte iiber ben
Dali oes Sauptmanues SreDfus ben
Staatsanwalt au9ewisisu babe, cine
neue llntsrlndun8 oss SALES upr,u,
nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Z on b on, 10. Vpp.

Der Pail Wall @a,stte" miro aus
Yaris tslearapbirt. oas Wiinilterium
W9elIne lei IN Der 8sitriSen SiBun9 Der
SeputlrteHtammer bel Der yeiprsbuna
oss Nalles Srsgfus absrmals nm cine
Saaresbreite bent Sturss snt9an9en.
Die Sepelbe iiigt biuSu: gSabrsno
zines Wtomentss b0tten bic belien
tSreuuoe oss Wniiieriums ale SoIi.
nlna anIae9eben uno mr Der Yatrio,
tIsmus elmer NnSabl bon Ssputirten,
Wsl9e Die PartsipOlltii niat iW 8s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Snbnque, SOiua, 9irufag, Oct "a Nourmber 1896.

nit Der linten 9anO n0d ibrem Scr3en
9reifeno, obnmddtig tuurOe uno seBn
Osinuten ipater cine 2ei6e mar. Ger
8atte Der Sa9in8ei9ieOenen lit ein
&aufmann in Yale; er ipuros iOIort
bon oen ploBliAen 4blsben isiusr 8at.
tin 6euadrihtiQt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
guSlauO.
De euti u | q Il b.
YerIill. l6. Vp

- = ", ~. VpU.
Sn Grwartung eines geribtes oes
9telbstanSlers, oes 6iirlten Spbenlpbe.
iIber Ole pom 6ilrlten 9ismard ourd
'ein Organ, Die Samburasr Nabrit.
ten, 9cmabten entbilllun9sn iiber ben
ielt 1886 bis 1890 spiitsu Seuti6.
lamb uno &uBlano beiisbsnoen oebsi-
men Sertra9, bate lid bsute bel Der
erOnnuna oes Heidstagss cine 9ro6e
3ubOreribait eln9eiumosu.
@r0f ppn SOmpeicb. Elm 6ii6rer bes
Sentrums. be9anu bic Snterpellatipu,
welbe bsreits am per9au9eusu Witts
mod anSetilnoi9t wOrosn mar.
Die Graae luar in tursen g9orten:
Sb bis 1890 Swiiben &uBlano uno
Seutlblano cine 0ebeims glbmobun9
bsltanosu babe, uno, lpsun oiss Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Was iiir Gin >, Batter unler" !
SprinQfielo, ST., Is. 9tpp.

Die ,GrOfnunas= =Ysriammluna Der
Slllnoiier 8roBlose Der &sbecca. J D9=
ter. oes peiblihen 3wsi9oersinss Der
Soo 6ellows. iuurbe beute in trauria
ger gSeiIe our6 ben plobliben Bob Der
6rau Wfarp y. Stspsns Don Der .Nale
Chaplain 8rOBlo9e" unterbroden.
Grau Stepens bate ioeben oas ,,Ga-
ter unler" au beteu besOnusH, als iie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-24
Wgnmings Wabl.
= benenne, Wnp.. Is. Npp.

Is beDenne, @Do., Is. NOp.
SGs oemOtratiite Staatscomite bat
iebt bon allen Counties in gpomino
auBer Big SOrn, OOllitdnoi9e ni6tamt=
llhe gerlate erbalten, wOnab iOl9en=
oes VOtlIm abge9eben uuroe: fir Die
republltanlihen GlettOren: yrittan
9535; Scwell 9502; Wallop 947; fir
Die oomOtratiIben @lsttOren: Ydnme=
tre 9665; Wartiu 9S73; GuaeleD 1856.
SIlr @On9reB: Wonoea, 8sp., 9475,
Osborn, Sem., 9S37.
Sas 6omite bat aus swolf ge,irten
in Big SOrn 9Ountp geribte erbalten.
Sieie 9eben grpan's glettoren l9, uno
Osborne 26 Webrbeit. glas sebn Be-
5lrten feblen Die geribte nod, aber oieie
werben bic 0tsbrbeiten nidt peisntlib
DerQnoeren.