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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-12
NAsHVILLE,C & ST
LOUIS RY.
The Great Through Car Route Via
Lookout M0untain

The equipment and service OF this line
is squal to any ia the country, and car
ries the traveller through the most pic
tuiesque portion OF the South. More
than fifty famous battlefields and FIVE
National cemeteries are located on and
near this great railway system between
Hickman, Ky, Nashville, Tenn and At
lanta, Ga. Take this route to Chatta
nooga for the fanous Chickamauga aud
Chattanooga National Park.
The Dixie Flyer Through Sleeping Cars
are run between Nashville and Jackso' =
vile, Fla. the year round via Chatta-
nooga, Lookout Mountain, Atlantis, Ma
con, etc. Solid trains carrying through
sleepers between Cincinnti, Louisville
aud Atlanta, and through sleeping cars
between st. Louis and Atlanta, to be
extended TO run between st. Louis and
Jacksonville, Fla, during the winter
tourist season.
For Inf rmation With refer, nee to the
resources, climate, soil, water power, tim.
Der, location for manufactures and for
colonies or homes for thrifty settlers,
write ]. B. Killebrew, Immigration
Agent, Nashville, Tenn,
For information rs TO rates, through
car service. etc, write r. @. CowARDIN,
Western Pass Agent, Railway Exchange
Building,st. Louis, Mo. BRIARD +. Hill,
Northern Pass. Agent, 1928 Marquette
Building, Chicago. III. (; D. ], MULLASKY,
Eastern Pass. Agent, 80 w. Fourth st.
Cincinnati, o. J. II. LATIMER, South
eastern Pass Agent, Atlanta, Ga. J. l.
EDMoSDsos. Southern Pa 8 Agent, Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
w. l.. DAsLEY,
q. p. x Il. A., Nashville. Tenn.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-12

S)me years ago when suffering with
an uncommonly severe attack OF dia-
rrhoea, Mr.. w. b. Guinnip, of Atco, Pa,
received through the mail sample bot
tie OF Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. He says: 81
found it to be one of the best effective
remedies eyer used. 1t gave me al
most immediate relief 1t has no super
ior and think no equal. No bad effects
follow the use OF this remedy. 1t is
the most perfect remedy ever produced
for bowel complaints" for sale at 25 and
80 cents per bottle by A. r, Fisher,
druggist.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-12

In recent number OF Current Litera-
ture an English writer asserts that "the
greatest corporation on earth is the Lon
don and Northwestern Railway Company
OF England, with its capital OF $595, 000,-
600, a revenue Of $500 an hour, 1900 en-
gines and 10000 employees, and repairs
that cost $780, MONTH" The North
western Railway Company is no doubt
gigantic corporation for little country
like England, and worth Dragging about,
but we have bigger one here in the
Uuited States, that might absorb it very
easily. The Pennsylvania Railroad, for
example, has capital of $751;, 075, 900
and Is, 430 miles of track, which traverse
10 States 1t has 1856 locomotives,
which consume 10000 tons OF coal day,
and make runs equal to the distance
around the globe every two hours, II
has $685. passenger cars, $4,000 freight
cars, $50 pullman cars, and 24l other cars
for construction and other purposes,
making a total of l5S,524 cars, which
make a journey equal to the circumfer-
ence OF the earth in every eight minutes,
The locomotives and cars, il placed upon
a single track, would reach from New
York to Chicago, or ten times the dis
lance between Philadelphia and New
York. The rails OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad, if laid end to end, would en-
circle the globe and overlap about 1000
miles. The total annual revenue of the
road is Sl35, 200, 0O0-equal to $372,O0 a
day and 1852 every hour OF the day
and night-which stwo and half times
as much as that of the Northwestern
of England.
The Northwestern boasts o 60, 900 EN-
ployed but the Pennsylvania Company
has over 100, 900, who with their families,
make up total of about 500, 900 persons
dependent for their living upon the $50,
000, 900 it distributes in wages every
year. Last year the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company moved 1895, I66, 1916
tons OF freight per mile and carried
'Io'ilVO" Pooo' hkSAo' AhO
carried was equal to a ton around the
world every minute of the year. The
money invested in the property was
EQUAL to a double line Of silver dollars
5000 miles in length, In 1895 the Penn
sylvania Company owned per cent of
all the railway mileage in the United
States, 10! per cent OF all the locomotives,
ia per cent of all the passenger cars. -!
per cent OF all the freight cars and had
10 per cent of all the railway employees
in the country upon its payrolls IL car
ried II per cent OF all the passengers
who travelled by rail during the year
1895, and its earnings were / 2-5 per
cent OF all the earnings OF all the roads
in the country. Like the great North
western the Pennsylvania Company
makes almost everything it uses, and |
with its plant could build locomotive
every day in tho year II it chose to do
80,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-12
A Chance to Make Money.

have berries, grapes and peaches,
year old, fresh as when picked, ! use
the California Cold process, do not heat
or seal the fruit, just put it up cold, keeps
perfectly fresh, and costs almost nothing
can put up bushel in ten minutes. Last
week sold directions to over l20 fam
lilies; anyone will pay dollar for direct
ions, when they see the beautiful sam
pies OF fruit. AS there are many people
poor like myself, consider it my duty
to give my experience to such, and feel
confident any one can make one or two
hundred dollars round home in a few
days. will mail sample OF fruit and
complete directions, to any OF your read
ers, for eighteen two-cent stamps, which
is only the actual cost OF the samples,
postage, etc, to me.
FRANCIS CASEY, st. Louis, Mo.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-12

as money in Europe and America de-
wolves really ON the congress Of tho
United States. If we act here with pru-
dence wisdom and frmness, we shall
not only successfully remonetize silver
and bring it into general use as money
in our own country, but the influence
Of cur example will be potential among
all European nations. with the possible
exception Of England. Indeed. our an
nual Indictment to Europe is so great
that If we have the right to pay it in
silver we necessarily coerce those ma
tions by the strongest of all forces, self
interest, to aid us in upholding the val.
ne of silver as money.
On the much vexed and long mooted
question Of a bimetallic or monome-
tallic standard my own views are suffi-
tiCntly indicated in the remarks have
made. | believe the struggle now going
tries for IA single gold standard would,
if successful, produce Widespread dis
astCr i'll the cid throughout tho COM
mCrtia world the obstruction Of sill
vcr as money and establishing gold as
the sole unit Ct value nrct have ruin.
Gus effect Cn all ferns Of property OK
cent those Investments which yield a
fixed return in nCnCy. These would 10
enormously enhanced in value and
would gain disproportionate and I'M
fair advantage over every other species
of propelty. If, as the most reliable
statistics affirm, there are nearly ST.
900, 900, 900 of coin or bullion in the
world. not very uncqually divided be-
tween gold and silver, it is impossible
to strike silver out Of existence as mon-
ey without results which will prove
distressing to millions and utterly dis
astrous to tens of thousands
Alexander Hamilton, in his able and
invaluable report in 1891 ON the estab-
lishment of a mint, declared that "to
annul the use of either gold or silver as
money is to abridge the quantity Of cir
culating medium and is liable to all the
objections which arise from a COMPARE
son of the benefits Of full circulation
with the evils of a scanty circulation.
take no risk in saying that the bene-
fits of full circulation and the evils of
q scanty circulation are both immeasur-
ably greater today than they were when
Mr. Hamilton uttered these weighty
words, always provided that the circu-
lation is one of actual money and not
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-12
A Chance to Make Money.

In the past three months have clear
ed $500 rs selling Dish Washers. | did
most OF the work, my brother helped
some. Iexpect to do better next moi tn.
as every Dish Washer sold adyertises IT,
self, and sells several more don't have
to leave the house people hear about
the Dish Washer and send for them, they
are so chesp. Amy lady or gentleman
can make money in this business, as
every family wants Dish Washer. Any
OF our readers who have energy enough
to apply for an agency can easily make
from IS 10 $40 per day. Yon can get full
particulars by addressing the Mound
City Dish Washer Co., st. Louis, Mo.
Try II and publish your success for the
benefit OF Others.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-12

som has done, thousand OF other good
Republicans are doing all over the coun-
try. Under the single gold standard;
Republicans as well as Democrats have
suffered, and in the restoration of BIZ
Republicans should join Dem
ocrats and put their sholders to the
wheel in this campaign.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-12

physical strength and enabled to endure
many hardships without an outward
sign. His personal magnetism must be
great He should be great and con
vincing orator. He has the power to
make friends and to hold them. His
own views, however, arc the ones to
which ne pins his faith.
Long periods Of success appear to
await him in this life. His success has
been ever upward and will so continue.
1t looks as though he we're ON the eve
Of some great crisis, and all the signs
are favorable.
His character is straightforward,
honest and true, and his head and his
heart lines meet at the best possible
point. His business as we'll as his do
mestic relations have always been most
pleasant. He is a happy though discon-
tented man. his chief concern being for
the masses rather than the man. What
ever present undertaking he is engaged
in the chances appear more than equal
for his success. New York Journal.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-12

/ am eighty-seven years old aud have
used about all OF the cough and lung
remedies that have been sold during my
life and for the benefit OF the suffering,
l will say that l have never used any
remedy equal to DIR. Bells Pine. Tar
Honey. 1t gives quick and permanent
reli, in grippe, as we'll as other coughs.
W. keep it in our houss all the time
and would not be without 1t.
MRS. NJ. A. MLTcALFK,
1905 South Fourth Street, Paducah, Ky.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-12

all these ages and through all these
changes silver and gold have reigncd
supreme as the representatives of val
ne, as the media Of exchange. The de-
thronement of each has been attempted
in turn, and sometimes the dethrone-
ment Of both. but always in vain.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-12

"Canst thou minister to a mind dis
eased?" asks Macbeth. Certainly, my
lord; the condition OF the mind depends
largely, il not solely, on the condition OF
the stomach, liver, and bowels, for all Of
which complaints Ayers Pills are "the
sovereignest thing on earth"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-12

In this great country of ours the only
thing that has advanced In value the past
all other productions have declined be-
cause Of oVerproduction. Only one thing
has been oVerproduoed during the past go
years, and that IL debt.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-12
NOTICE.

To the tax payers of the Fifth Magis-
terial District. will be at Custer Aug.
is, Constantine Aug. 10, Jacksonville
Aug. 20, Buras Aug. 81. You are noti-
fed to meet me at said places and settle
all taxes now due.
S. A. PATE, Sheriff.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-12
DRYAN'S HAND.
what His ralm Shows to an Experienced
Student.

what his RAIN SHOWS To an Experienced
Student.
An imprint Of tho hand II William
Jennings Bryan was shown 10 the emf
nent palmist, Mrs. T.. L. King She
knew nothing as 10 how the imprint
had been obtained or Cf whose palm it
was reproduction. In two hours, how
ever, she had finished her reading, i'm
many ways remarkable one 1t fol-
lows:
''This is tho hand Of man destined
TO rise in the world. His success lines
are marvellous But they are Of such a
nature as to indicate that he will live
after death. He il determined, persever-
ing and ambitious; has great force Of
character and splendid will power. He
will live to an advanced age-certainly
beyond 90 years. but will die suddenly.
By the lines in his palm he shows q
strong predi ection for political warfare,
and he has the logged determination TO
succeed in n most any undertaking. He
knows well his own power. He is a man
among men, has plenty Of tact, but does
not know how to use it. Ho is Of great
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-12

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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-12
America Ahead.

For sale by all druggists at soc. and SO.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-12

The responsibility of establishing
diyer In its ancient aud honorable place
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
Snbnque, Soma, 9ieniag, ben 81. MdrS 1896

aus9ebOlt, 10 iab er iid einem sroben
&epOluer in Der Sano zines gtesers ae=
seniiber. Sn einem 9lugenblids
berrihte sauf Der Sribiine Elm Diloes
ebaos. 3panSis Winuten lang woste
Der &f spiideu ben auf9ere9ten
9te9ern bin uno Der. bis es elmer itar=
ten poliseimabt selans, ben 8iot gu
unterorilden. IS itellte Iih oam ber=
aus, babNiemanb aefdbrli6 perlsbt mar,
obuobl etli6e peibe uno etlihe itparse
Selegaten betrdhtlide Suetibunaen
oappnsstrasen battsn. Sobalo bic
Sronuns einiaermaben wieoer bsrses
ftellt mar, pertaste iid Der &onpent,
obne ben Telesaten gum NationaltOn=
bent Snltruttipnen ertbeilt gu baben.
Ranias, @itp, Wo., 27. Mdrs.
Cine Spesialospeibe aus psrrn, ..
&, iast: Gapitdn %. 8. @illiams,
e,n reider Mann, Der friiber in 3anias
anidiiig mar, 1T beute bier pl0Blih
geitorben uno na9 Der gebauptung
Der 4erSte, Die ibn bebanoelten, III er
obne 3peifel persiftst woroen. Wtan
oermutbet, oaB Raub Der 9eweagruno
sur WOrotbat seiueien III. Williams
tam por mebreren Sabren bon &entudp
nah Ganias uno sebOrte wdbrenb oes
Siiraertrieses osm Ganiaier Sap=Sap-
ters 8uerilla.& .&esimente an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
g ib.Q frifa.
G apfab bt. "a. Wdra.

Sn Sranspaal usroen gefeftisuusen
anselest. bic Siirser bewaffusu ii1 unb
es werosn nod anoere trisssrii9e Dor.
bereitun9eu aetrofsn.
Sn Der Sauptitaot prstoria iollsn
adt Sorts 9ebaut meroeu, unb bic
Ssinoi9aft sesen 8roBbritaunisn uiro
bort ofien ausseiprOheu.
gtaa oem Srani..Greiitaat unb mad
Der Gapfaot iino, tpie bsri6tet wirb,
gmiiidre seianot, um bort bas RaIege.
fiibl auf3ureiSsn. IS beiBt bier, baB
8eutidlano, Ssiterrsid unb Srant.
reid bic llnabbdnsisteit Srauspaals
Qarantiren meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31

&e9ieruns fir ginfiibruns elmer Gin-
tommenlteuer gut9eheiBen. Die Quss
arbeitunS Der ginselbeiteu bes planes
jeoot einem @pmite iibertpieien. Der
plan Der Ginfiibruns elmer gintom=
menlteuer mar eine Der pidtialten 8ors
nabmen Der ge9enmGrti9en Gegierlng,
uno ss gait fiir iiberaus 3weiielbaft,
ob bic &ammern eineu biesbesiislihen
Voridlag annebmen piiroen. Die
beute abeno erfolsts glnnabme oeKel=
ben lit cine 9lrt @ompromiB, inoem
spar bic giutommeniteuer i'm Yrin,ip
ansenOmmen tuiro, auf Die ginSelbsiten
oes Ge9ierungsplanes aber nitt ein=
9s9angen tpuroe. Na9 oieiem 9lane
iollten gintommeu bon peni9er als
$500 IF. $500 iteuerirsi iein, uno
$500 5r. iolltsn bon Der Selteuerltna
aler teuerpfli4tiaen gintommsn abse,
soaen Deroeu. Sir gintommen bis
gu 5000 Sr. uuroe bic Steuerrate auf
l. Yroaent anseiest; fir iolbe bon
5000 big TO- Gr. auf 2 Yro,ent;
bon 10000 tis gu 10000 i5r. 8 Bro=
5ent; bon 10000 bis gu $4,000 Sr.
auf 4 proSent, unb fir gintommen
bon mebr als $4,000 Sranes aui 5
pro,snt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
MuSIanO.
Oeuti 6l a n b.
Berlin, 81. Wldr3.


Gaft idmmtlide Wtitslieoer oes ee=
ssnmdrtissn Reidtstasss warsn beute
9beno bel benz Subildumsbantett oes
3eihstass su9e9en. sluBerosm tuaren
msbr als bunoert friibere Wtitglisber
3ugs9en uno ettpa 40 Mitslisoer BEG
uripriinaliden &sidstass.
Sa bic Serausseber oeuti9er 3si=
tunsen mid singslaoen poroen paren,
10 miro Die 8srliner prehe ben Sor-
sdnsen beim Santett tuenis Seadtuns
| ibentsn.
Greibsrr non goul=gerenbsrs, Der
YrGlioent bes 3sibsta9s, srinuerte in
ieinem Srintiprude Ser &aiisr" an
Die gegeilteruns, tpelbe bic sseisr bes
25. Sabrestases Der 8riinoung oes
&eides errest babe. Gr iasts: Sas
beuti9e SeIt biloet eineu wiiroisen 9lb=
ibluB Der &unosebungen bonn leBten
Wonat. gBir miiiien uniers Steluns
aufre6t erbalten uno uniere Sertbeioi.
aunssmittel perltdrten. @ir baben
bereits cine gsrtbsioisung ssii6ert,
tuie iie nur einem YOlte Su She'll wiro,
ruslbss fir eiuen ssiltiasn Ganpf se.
itdblt lit. pel9es feline Rebte uno pri=
pile9len i'm 2lu9e bebdlt, unb nelhes
hermit Siebe sum Serriderbauie uer-
binoet.
Sieie 8esiebung auf Gaiier @il-
belm wuroe nit lebbaftem YeifaQ be-
erilBt.
Berlin, "a. Mdr3.
Sas in ben Ser. Staaten pur6
cine 3eitunssasentur osrbreitets Sc
rii9t, oaB Sr. Gapisr, Der Director
Der @olonialabtbsiluna. isine Stsle
nieoer9elest babe, lit oOllig unbe9riin-
bet.
Berlin, "a. Mdr;.
Hadforihunsen, pelbe beute in Der
bieli9eu frans0liibsn Yoti1ait anae=
ltellt muroen, baben sr9eben, oaB man
oaielbit bon elmer 9lbberuiung oes
Sotlhafters Serbette. Ooer bob oisiebe
beabiibti9t lei, nidts puBte. Sine
Nabri1tena9entur bate obi9e Na6=
ribtsu in Cen Ser. Stateu perbreitet.
Srantrsi9.
Yaris. "a. Mtdr,.
Sm gabinetsratbe tamen beute Die
llnterbanolln9en ,uiihen 8rpBbri-
tannien uno Trantrei4 iibsr 9lssppten
Sur Seratbun9.
Der Glottenminiiter 2odrop ma6te
Die Wtlttbeiluna, oaB oas nOroli6e
iransOiiIbe 8sI9waoer f6 ni6t aui
bic sewobnlide GreuSia6rt be9eben,
ionoern binnen 8urssm nab benz bis
capilhen 0seerbuisn uao Dem snslii9eu
Canal ab9eben lusroe.
Sonoon, 26. Mdr,.
Die Sbatiade, baB Der priB Senri
bon Orleans glusSeibnuusen angeuom=
men bat. miro ais ein ernltlibes ppli=
tiI6es GreigniB betra6tet. gidb Der
Der tilrslib erfol9ten &iiftebr oes
prinsen bon elmer 6oribun0sreIie pur1
Sirmd. Siam uno Sbibet beutste osr=
lelbe nibt allein ieine yereitwilli9teit
oil. oas &reu5 Der gbreulesipn onSu-
nebmen, ionoern bielt au1 cine Hcoe,
in pelder er oas Seltcben Der &spub-
lit anertannte. IS beiBt iebt, oaB
bon ben 9egitimilten, welbe iiber ben
Sersog bon Srlean. erbittsrt lino uno
Die SoIiuuna auise9eben baben, oaB
er Dem iranSOliiben SOlt annebmbar
| 1T, bon ben yonapartllten, pelbe bonn
prinsen Yictor oaiielbe amsbmen.
uno bon ben 9rOben Maiien Der Yiir-
ger cine Combination 9ebiloet woroen
it,, nm bic Geli9nutlOn oes YrGlioen-
ten 6aure 3u erSwinGcn uno oanu ben
Yrinsen Senri Su ieinem 9tabiOlssr in
Der prllioentlbaft 81 Wiblcu.
Yaris 26. .Wdr,.
Die Seputirtentammer bat nit 286
npopu 90 SStimupn non Nnrlhint, nor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
8 TIrfei.
GonfautiuopeI. 25. WGr,.

y" -" WV @o' 0'o'3'
Sas grgebniB elmer auBeroroentli.
4sn &ablnetsiibung, welbe ben gan3en
Samitas in InIpruh nabm, mar. bob
iib bic tiirtiite &eaieruns au Grant.
reid uno GuBlano panote uno bsibe
Wd4te um ibre Mitbiilfs bel Der &sss.
lung Der dspptii4eH Insslsgeubsiteu
bat.
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U es , pten.
@ai iro. "a. Mdrs.

0atr0, "A. Wtar3.
Nddbem bic Sertpiibe am peraan.
9enen Sreitaae Ntaibeb serdumt batteu,
baben lie ii4 na9 SonsOla 5uriidse.
sosen.
Sberit Suntsr piro morgeu DON
Sarras nod 9ltaibeb abaeben, unb
Die geiabuns bes leBteren Ylabss mirb
an oemielben Sage bur1 brei Regi-
menter perifdrtt neroen.
gairo 1T bon einaeboreuen Sruppen
fait 9dn,lib entbl6Bt. Sin She'll pes
5. Sattaillous Der daoptiIdsn slrmee
1T seiiern mad Sues abaeaanaen, um
bon bort uaa Suatim eiuseidifft Su
rperoen.
Cairo, 26. Mdrs.
Die mihdre fir bic dspptii6e
Sdulo baben beute cine Sibuna 9e.
babt uno beldloiieu $500, 900 CUR Ys.
itreituns Der britiid.dspptifden grpe.
oition nad 0oneola por5uibieBen.
OauOn itebsn s20O, 600 ioiOrt CUR Sis.
poition.
Die enaliiden. bsiltibsn. italisni.
Iden uno 6lterrsibiihen Witalisosr
Der @pmmiiiion ltimnten oafiir. wdb.
reno Die ruililden uno frau5Olii1eu
@pmmiildre oasesen iiimmten.
Cairo. q. Wdr3.
Die dapptiibe Sdulotommiliipu bat
asfsrn aus benz &eIernefono ben sriten
pohsu oes fir bic britiih.Gspptiihe
Gilsrpeoition benotbi0tsn @elpes i'm
Yetraas bon 100000 81, 900. 0OV
ausbssablt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31

BEN. Der 3riessminiiter beabiidtiat,
ltb iofort nit General gQena Su Be.
ratben. ...
Der Warquis &uoini III our1 bic
abtimmuu9 Dom persansenen Gamss
tas ni6t entmutbist. gei elmer I'm.
terreoung duBerte er ii9 folaenoer.
maBen: sd bsas bic aufriHtisife
6reunoidaft fir England, uno man
oarf melnen WDrten in Der Rdmmer
unbeoinaten 8lauben ibenten; bier
lieat teiu peritedter Sinn oabinter.
Seoer italieniibe Staatsmann, Don
9apour on, bat bic britiIde 5reuno-
l6aft uno Elm britiibes giiuoniB fir
oas bohfe 3iel unierer Yolitit gebal.
ten. Sas 1T ieoO9 fsin Sinbtrnib,
init Jrantreib auf sutem Gube su
fteben."
y8as glbeiiinisn betrift, babe i9
bic Spffnuns auf 5rieosn nod ni9t
aur9eseben, obglsi4 es nod WOnate
oauern tann, ebe bic ieBt ibpsbsnbeu
llnterbanolunsen gu einem erfolerei4en
IbibluB selangeu. Die Gage in
Stalien 1T our1 bic 4bitimmuna am
leBten Samstag in teinsr Weiie Der.
dno.rt woroen; es mar tsiue snbsitltise
abftimmuns."
Gin uertrauter Sreuno grispi's iaat.
oab oie gebauptung 3uoinps iiber ben
angebliden 8erluit Der Sep.i9en hes
Generals garatieri, cine unpabrbeit
tei. Sie Sri9inale Der Sepefden Be.
tinoen iid i'm &riessminiferiunl, uno
Nbidrlften oaoon lieaen in ben Ielt.
srapbenamtern in &om uub WaHausn.
Ganaoa.
Sttawa, Ont. 26. Mdrs.
Nad ben lsBten Na1rihten aus
Winnipes mill bic Yropin, Wanitoba
sinwlai9en. ben oOrtisen Gatbpliten
bic ndmli9en 8orredte su gemabreu,
tuel4e oiefelben iebt in Neu S9ott.
lamb 6aben. SO miro n1mlih ange.
oeutet, baB bic Resisruns bes Domi.
NUNS bierour6 aufrieoengsiteat iein
nitroe. Sarna1 miirben alio betreiis
oes &elisions unterribtes in ben
oHentlihen Shuleu auesrbalb bes
Sdulgebdubes, iouie bstrsfis Der
Sebrer uno S4ulbiider sewiik Atran.
sements setroiien peroen. Sn Wiuui-
peg oiirfteu ben Gatboliteu nod libe.
ralsre 3ugeitdnbniiie sema9t wsrosu.
Die einsise S6wieristsit bel Der
S1lidtuns oieier Sraae III, bab Que.
bee auf ben &emeoial-Yias beftsbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
y llicott 6 itp, Wb.,
81, W(Gr,.

Seute fanb bier cine 9pnamiterplo.
lion itatt. ourd wslde slusi Menl6en
iim's Seben seiOmmen uno orsi glnoere
leibt uerleBt woroen liuo. Sas @e.
tpie Der ggploliDa mar aui msbrsrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31

se9en Die Staot &lasen anbdnsis
9emaht. Die 9lntpdlte oes YoliSei=
departments baben benz itdotiiden
@ntualt $50 bieier &laeeu sinsereiht.
Sle elnsetla9te Sumne betragt
$50, 600. Staotaulpalt Sarrab miro
in ieiner getdmpiun9 Der &lasen sel=
teno MAIDEN, oaB os, Staotratb Die
@ebdlter Der poli5iiten nod pidt fef=
seieBt babe uno oab tsin @elo ausses
sablt weroen tonne, bis bies seideben
lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-31
Mew gprt, "a. Mdr,.

SIN sltliden uno mittlsren Sbeile
beS Staates 9tep Yort bsrridte beute
cine fur Die Sabres3eit auBeraew0bn.
LID 9rlmmi9e &dlte. Sn Saratoga
Sei9te oas thermometer bel Sonnen-
aufsana sebn @rao unter gua uno
bel Suoipn 1T Der Suoion mieoer 10
teit sugefroren, baB g8aaen oriiber bin-
fabren. Sas Sis 1T is4s 3oa bid.