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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23

station platform here. the time occupied
was hours and 80 minutes. This is
ten minutes faster than the Empire
State.
Taking into consideration the neces-
sarily limited speed attainable in the
New York city tunnel and until the
train passed Spuyten Duyvil, the av-
erage speed was a fraction in excess of
mile minute.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23
Hutchinson & Southern Changes.

Hutchinson, March 23.-On account of
the increased business c. B. Hart has
been relieved of the duties of super
intendent on the Hutchinson & South
ern and all of his attention in the fu-
ture will be given to looking after the
traffic department. The entire charge
of the operating department will be in
the hands of General Manager Brad
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23
Armstrong Saw the Fight.

Representative Frank Armstrong of
Wyandotte county passed through To-
peka yesterday afternoon going he
for the first time since the legislature,
not however, because he was afraid to
meet his constituents. The fact is that
Mr.. Armstrong joined the procession of
sports who went to Carson to see the
big prize fight and returns home not
satisfied with the result but pleased
with the Trim
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23
Rep. FairchiId Goes to K C.. MO

It is reported that Representative
Fairchild will open law office in Kan
sas City, Mo-, and remove 20 that city
to reside permanently within the next
three months. Mr.. Fairchild has been
engaged in the practice of law in King
man for several years, having filled the
office of county attorney, during which
time he was a terror to vioiators of the
law
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23
Goine to old MEXICO.

Albuquerque, March 23.-T. G.. Null
hern, ex-trainmaster of the Santa F'e
north of this city, accompanied by his
wife. is now in Mexico. where he ex-
poets to take responsible position
with some railroad running out of the
City of Mexico.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23
FAIRCHILD'S OPINION.
Thinks That Railroads ShonId Re
Given Time to Do Sometime.

Xhlnks That Railroads Should BE
Given Time to Do Something.
c W. Fairchild of Kingman. who &c
q member of the Legislature advo &c
maximum rates. said today that the
proposition of the railroads to reduce
their schedules OF freight charges is a.
fair one and that such action might
SIinpllIy me rallFoad problem. THE
railroads." he said, ought to know bet
ter than other people what reductions
the earnings of the road will stand 7
am in favor of waiting until they shall
reduce and make uniform their sched-
ules, and if such reductions should he
1ar and right the governor should call
special session for their enactment
INTO law as maximum schedules The
railroads., do not believe would object
to this
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23
INTO THE BIG MUDDY.
An Engine and Four Cars Go Through
a Bridge-The Grew Drowned.

Murphysboro, ILL.,, March 23.-The en-
CINE and four cars of the north bound
local on the Chicago & Texas railroad
went down with the bridge across the
Big Muddy river at Aldridge station,
south of Grand Tower.
Engineer Joe Forester and Fireman
James Anderson were drowned. The
Big Muddy is raging and the bridge
failed to Withstand the pressure.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23
Brakeman Hage Injured.

brakeman on the Union Pacific, run
ming between Junction City and Ellis,
was injured at BrOokvf1le about noon
yesterday. He was taken back to
Junction City on the passenger train.
Hage was formerly a conductor on the
Lincoln branch and had his headquar-
terS in Salina
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23
HEAVY WESTERN SHOWS.
Kansas Prairies Covered and Trains
Are Hours Behind

Atwood, March 23.-The prairies of
western Kansas are covered with great
drifts of snow which has been falling
since Saturday night. The roads in
many places are blocked, as the snow
was accompanied by heavy wind that
drifted it badly.
The railroad cuts are filed with i'm
mense drifts and trains are delayed to
some extent. The snow will prove of
great value to farmers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23
CHAMPION CORN RAISER.
John 3. Rea, of Jewell Co., Estimates
His 1896 Crop at 100000 Bushels.

Mankato, March 23.-John B. Rea has
completed estimates of his corn crop
for the year of 1896 and finds his crop
to have been 10000 bushels raised here
in Jewell county. This is undoubtedly
the largest crop of corn ever raised by
any one man in Kansas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23
Locomotive Works Resume.

Dunkirk, NY, March 23.-The Brooks
locomotive works have resumed full
time. The force has been greatly in
creased during the past week 1t is ex-
pected that the full force OF I,20O work.
men Will be employed in all the depart
ments before April l.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23

of ten ministers at the opening of the
NJ. z. conference session here.
The jury found a verdict failing to
sustain the charge of lying in any of
the five specifications, but added: I'VE.
nevertheless, condemn the indiScreet
management of Soule college and loose
statements made by him as to it's fin
aucial system -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23
EDITORS AT LAWRENCE.
Members of the Democratic Faith to
Meet April ID.

Lawrence, March 23.-The call for the
annual meeting of the Democratic Edi-
torial association of Kansas, has been
issued by Mr.. F. 1: Webster secretary of
the association The meeting will take
place in Lawrence on April Is. and
program will be prepared for the event.
The association will be in ession two
daVS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23
REV. E H VAUGHN ACQUITTED
Southwest Kansas NJ. E. Conference
Finds Him Not Guilty of Lying.

Winfield, March 23-The case of Rev
T.. II. Vaughn, A. M, B. D., Phi. d. D.
D., who is president of Soule college
and former pastor of the NJ. E church
at Dodge City, and who was suspend
ed from the pastorate last summer on
the charge of lying in regard to the
college, was referred to a committee
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23

NEWTON-D. S. Welsh has bought
and shipped out of Newton in the last
two years over 900 head of horses. This
means that he has paid out to the
farmers of Harvey county nearly $50, 900.
At any rate it is safe to say that he has
paid out to the farmers an average of
$50 900 a year for horses
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23
To Repair the Emporia Depot.

Emporia, March 23.-The Santa Fe
has finally decided to give the passen-
ger depot a thorough renovation. It
will be reprinted, repapered and re-
paired. Nothing will be spared to fix
it up in first class order and when it
is finished it will be one of the most
elegant depots on the line.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23

WICHITA-F. G. Rawson died very
suddenly here at his home yesterday
having only been sick two days He
vas a member of the Lewelling legisla-
ture, having been elected as a Populist
member of the house from the western
district of this county,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23
FROM KANSAS TOWNS.
General and Personal News From All
Over the State.

EMPORIA-A golden eagle, the
stretch of whose wings measures feet
2 inches, is on exhibition in front of the
Mit-Way. The bird was killed by Mr..
Vanhorn on the Graffestein ranch. 1t
is a rare species of eagle in this coun
try.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23

MENTIONING years ago a small
tank north of the round house was
stocked with a few fish. Yesterday the
tank was cleaned and &c fish of as
sorted sizes were found.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23

OTTAWA-Burrell Allen, son of w.
Z Allen of this city. received notice
yesterday that he had been appointed
academy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23

California Limited leaves Topeka
Thursdays and Sundays, 1913 a. m.
via Santa Fe Route. "a hours to Cali
fornia. Vestibuled Pullman sleepers,
buffet smoker and dining car through.
California Express, with Pullman pal
ace and tourist sleepers leaves daily at
4 m
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23

BURLINGTON Bell has re-
ceived official notice from the authori-
ties that he has successfully passed the
examination for admission to West
Point military academy He will ac-
cordingly enter the institution on the
18th of next June.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23
Dangers of the Grin.

The greatest danger from La Grippe
is of its resulting in pneumonia If
reasonable care is used, however, and
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy taken,
all danger will be avoided. Among the
tens of thousands who have used this
remedy for la grippe, we have yet to
learn of a single case resulting in pneu-
rnonia, which shows conclusively that
this remedy is a certain preventive of
that dread disease. 1t will effect a
permanent cure Ii less time than any
other treatment. The % and so cent
sizes for sale by druggists.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23
Ranee OF Pr1ces on stocks.


Furnished by Goodwin 6, Chamberlin,
Brokers in Grain, Provisions and Stocks
Topeka. Kan:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23

Broken edge collars made smooth by
Peerless Steam Laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23

HERINGTON-The coursing meet
opens here today with only a fair
attendance. Quite a party came in
from Emporia headed by Q. NJ. White
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23

IAWRENCE-The Democrats and
Populists of Lawrence held a citizens
mass meeting last night for the purpose
of nominating a city ticket. NOnina-
tions were as follows: Mayor, Henry
AIbach; city clerk, George Draper; city
treasurer, Charles Duncan; city mar
shall, c. T. K. Prentis: street commits
sioner. Theo Pine; members of the
school board, Prof. A S. Olin and DR..
Young; treasurer of the board of educa-
ton, Alice Litchfield; justices of the
peace, Rufus Melvin and j. r. Ken
yOn.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23

NEWTON-Saturday the little year
old daughter of F. NJ. McDermott of
this city was frightfully scalded by boil
ing water. The child died late last night
after lingering in awful agony for near
ly sc hours.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23

CLIFTON-F'ire visited this place last
evening by some little children building
a fire in the barn OF Isaac Rhodes to
warm some kittens They played with
the fire, getting it into some hay and
almost totally destroying the barn and
a crib of several hundred bushels Of
corn heSides other small BUILDINGS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23

St. Louis close: Wheat cash95: May 90:
July 742s a Az: Corn cash 211s; May zzlzs
July 235s; Oats cash 171z; May 1874
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-23
F. G. Logau's Grain Letter.
Chicago, ILL.,, March %.

F. G. Logans Grain Letter. furnished
Goodwin & Chamberlin, Brokers, Topeka
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-09
satboltI6er ~&ir@en=&alenSer.
&~srElQrung 66riiti. - Muttb. H.
10.
4bbG Sbarb
Ser rciienne @ssnt fir ben Barrier
&sIisiuus : GOngrrB pon
Wunu 1900,

1T bon Der yS0!niI6en SOltsieltIIn8"
in elmer @eiIe beibrieben lpOroen, Die
uuIeren 2eIeru niht 9erin9es Snterene
obQemin1en Wiro. Sn benz IrtlteI
al 0noerer Stelle oieIer Summer,
pelher ben Sitel trG9t: rS6marms
9eiter" ijnOen uniere Se'sr oleIe
merIwaroi9e S9iloerun8.
NbbG GDurbOuuel init ielnen pbreIs
ten, .IiberaIen" 9lniiatcn uno NIT
ieinen mortti6reierii&en Es*
Den lno Ieinen ldherlIhen Nnfors
Deruu9en al bic STRIDE mebr 9u=
munitQt i'm 0lnuben uno tpeni9er oo8=
matii6e Stren0e - erInnert ben Seler
IebSuTt an oerIdieoene Perionen uno
@pr0dnse in cen Ser. StGaten.
IS ibeiut ms aud iiir Gn9eiel0t,
bier bic Sblub3eilen oes Nrtltels Der
,GOlnii6en @oltsRituu9" 5Ir genaues
rem Ssu6tun9 Su untertrsiden, no
ons SIatt IU8t:
@orum mir utS nit bieier eileu Geriol
90 ein9ebeno beiGlieu2 0borbonlIsl NJ, lpls
ia l6pu erp0bHt, Der Sdnnertr09el
elmer S611r GrGlttrter, Die be
muBt, mebr uber pobl uIbewuBt, Die tutbos
lli6e STRIDE All cine geidbrli6e V0bn BRAT
gen m0bteu, III Dem @!WIbel, ban III biz
Moeul Der Stride uelteS nio;laIes" HlIt
9e9oiieu wcroeu miiiic. Mal tOaucttirt Oabrj
init gcwijicE Vcntcn In glmerita, lOelde nit
lcue lbreu rytberOliSiulS" uupretleI lnlb Do
GCem Eeuer NIB Nlommeu iiir Nelt8touS
9'o;ure lllIo. l&euu man pie'e Ntcbtllnr
9ep0breu l0Rt, miro IS obnc S9Goen MD
ob9ebcu. GbUrbounel uuo pie tb II
O"ubUu9eH limb ejue ernlte Nar
uNNg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-09

Nl5 Nerfchter bes ,,QrobmiitDi9en Sis
berallsmus III Der Stride" 9e9en Den
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nblolutls=
mus" bescihncte or Die SppONition &C.
gen leine N0itation iilr ben Geli0ionss
@on9rcb ais cine III Il re g d M E
III Die Sier0r0ie oer& rbe
6rantrei1s." Nls ibm Die 6reis
burger 2ibcriG" feline SermcllenDeit
porbdlt. ,,ipebr: er iiA nit eincm
"miserables gems" gile Gotboll.
ten, bic ibm niht fOl4en, iino iDn
.,Settlrer," ciu WOrt oO5 er in Der
Solemit biz sum llsberorub tuisoerbplt.
Sus Sii0Oiids ,.Yieu public" in
Gent 1T ibm .,OcrGAtIi6 nit ieinen
SilQcn,' uno Dem 0entsr Siihof ielbIt
iogt oic'er ambulante NbbG groBipuri9
ms @e'iht:
6tilcnl bCIiebi9eu EilGof pon bier ober DO
lIllo nod celtger ioldenf Die bon betGnrter
9etlti8er Selhr0uttbeit llno, tommt IS gar
nIdt III, iIber cine Die 9elunmte STRIDE be
t~rer'enoe Sroge motiirlib wieber Der Nelis
9lono.GpuQreB) 81 entiheIceu.
Na6 leillcn NusfQllen QcQen Die Si=
lhofe tonnte man n%nnehmen. ba5
Glarbonrel jeoer 9lutOritdt ppponirc.
SennO6 tlammert er lib an Den Yopit
al. oGs bciBt, GIL ben Yaplt ipie er
isibIt mill, oaB bieier oente. SEQ
XIII. Toll Die Acknowledgement gut.
beiBen, wie %6barbpnnel 9srpaltium aus
einCm tbNtld1li6 0s9elr oeroleiden
SeranItaltun9en Qeri9teten S6reibeu
oes PapItes bonn Is. September 1895
beraus interprttirt. @barbOnnel
tlammert iib oarnn, oaB Der Yaplt
bon Geranltattuugcu ipribt, itatt bon
elmer, n0mlib bonn 6hita0ocr &eli.
9ipns.6 OnNrsG. uno ihlleBt 0nraus. IS
lei cine .,unuerlhdmtbeit" Oas pQpft=
lihe Shreibcn oils cine &errrtbsiluns
Der Heli9iOns eongrele ansule9en.
MGu miro ibm jebt, no ieiu MnB
ilbcrprll lit, tuObl Die ribti9e Snterprs=
tatiOn 9eben. g8as Damn Qeidebcn
miyo. lit Dp%raussuisten. glui Der aba
lUullaeE SQDn III CT ELI HilfreN
Gnoe jeBt ihOn nabe.
9Narum mir inns nit oicIer einen
Pcripn 10 ein9ebeno beiniien? 6hnr-
bonnet lit, wie ia idon erwdbut, Der
Sannertrager elmer d a q r
Graltirter, bic be!puBt, me9r
Ober pobl u%nbenuBt, Die tatbOliibe
Stride uuf cine aeidbrlihe @Nbn orGn.
gen m0bten. in Dem 0luuben, bar in
bic Ioern Der Stride neues ,.ipsialcs"
Slut aeNoiisn meroen miliie. Man
euauettirt babel nit acwiicu 9cuien
in Amcrifa, pel9c inIe jcne lbren
2iberallsmus" ~anpreiien 'uno Dor ul=
lem 6eusr uno 6lammsn fir Heli-
Gionss Sas0re limb. @snn man oieie
Gibtun9 Qewdbren labt. miro es Obne
Shaoen ulht abaeben. s burbpn=
mel unobie ib m aubanQeu,
int eiueerult e g.
,&oln. |sta."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-09

SiSie: Sa. Der bat Die fire Soee, ooE
CT niht oes Mn9udsnS iuertb 1T; bic
Sorte bari man nur .ieben", aber
nibt anieben.
Sic 3ubrt: Oh ! see - eutlolien!
Ole Gubrt: SatpbIpbn, pie tpmlnen
Sic oa,u, oieiem Officer am bsiliaen
Sabbatb einen ersen Gamm 81 Deridu-
fen2 Sas mar bod tein Wert Der Notb-
penDigteit!
Sotobiobn: SD bab' aber ae9laubt,
es mar, your Honor; or mar als n
,uaihdhter Srdnp mastirt, urlb ba
bab' i6 ~eeslaubt, ss lei bic b69lts 3eit,
Dab er bon iue9e Der Dffentliheu '&ein=
liGteit sic Mitrobs fiIen tbdt.
Sic Gubrt: 9lio iu9ar Elm Wsrt Der
Ndhlfenliebe - entlaIien!
Die 3ubrt: Yat. Malone, tparum
baben Sic Sbrer 6rau Gatle oa oas
lints @lIAe blau seIdlasen?
Bat: @cil lie oas rs1te ~Susebalten
bat = see?
Die &ubrt: Waden Sic tsine faulsn
WiBe bier!
pat.: Beg pardon. puBte ni6t, bab
sic Die alle alleine bier MAIDEN!
Die &ubrt: Oh iOlIit bod 9lsi9 biz
Wotten triegen! Officer -
Yat.: Seine Wotten msbr fir mid
Elm Wott 9snii9t mir!
Sic &ubrt Unit Eonneriiimme)
Sds aud nod? Sebs Wonate @rbeits.
bails! All out! (Pud.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-09
Scr SeIbitmoro Der Groc.

Gin ameritanii6es 3ourn0l mirft bic
6ra9e auf, Wie piel @entner IDndmit
Da5u nOtbi3 iino - I'M Die Groe in Die
SWft az ipren9en. 2beprstii6 lGBt iih
o0s YrOblem ltellen. Man bat nllr
n0tbi9. Das @emi6t Der @rOe Ielt3u=
lteQen, Die Spren9trait oes SDn0mits
in &ubittlnftern 81 bercdner ulo Die
9ipiliOu Oor5unebmen; oann eriibri0t
prNttii1 MIR Die SerItellung Der gobr=
l06er. Die SSiillun9 oerlslben nit SDs
nomit rno Oauu bat S6openb0usr ben
SieG in SGnoen. Sur @ntSinoun9
benuBt man. tpie Der Nmeritaner uns
bslebrt. ben elettrii6en 6unten. Ginss
l6Onen cages. etluN I'm Die Wittd0s=
Seit. penu mir ms 9emiltblid an Siib
ieBer. llu0 uniere @eQenfiiBler gum
S6lafenNeben Ii6 Omi6ifen. bort man
rinen furhtburen Small, eiueu entisBs
libsu Srad, Damn . -. uibts mebr --
bic Groe lit Qeueicn. Guiiig i6ieBsu
ein paGr Sternl6uppen ourb ben
9Seltenrnum: Die Srltmmer unIeyes
PlNNstsn . -. Yrrrr!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-09
1900 Moroe ano So0ts
iOldgc i'm Sabre.

giuer Der til1tiaiien Griminalri6tsr
Wiilouri's, Gibter 6ulper, betonte
oieicr Sd9e bel Der Gr0Hnuno ieiuer
8eriGtsiiBuug auf Oas NadoriIdlidiis
Die eribredlide 3uuObms Der WOrOs
in Den Ser. Stadten. Gr crwdGute
bel Oieier 6elegsnbelt IOlBsnOs i9auoe=
role StutiitIt:
.Yis gum Sabre 1886 - iaNte er
- ilbsrihritt Die 9tnSabl Der bel ms
periibten WOroe NIB Spbtiald9e nis=
mails Snuien0 in einem SABRE. .Sm
Sabre 1886 9in9 lie SuerIt beoeuteno
barber binaus uno betrlIQ l449. Sm
acknowledgement Sabre ltiea lie ip9ar
auf 2,33j. SeiiOem lit lie in uncrs
hOrter gBsiie wsitsr 0ewadien. 1888
wuroeu 1854 PeriOnen in ben Ser.
otaotsn Qswaltiam Qet0Otet. Sm
Sabre 1899: BIG. SIN Sabre 1890:
1880. Sm Sabre 1891: 5.906. Sm
Sabre 1882: 6,79l. Sn Dem oaraui
iOlaenocn SABRE QinN Die 3obl oui
.6,5l5 suriid. nm i'm SABRE 1894 bis
auf $500 smpOrSuIhncllen. ga I'M
Sabre 1895 puroen l0,l2l Yerlonen
iunerbalb Der Der. Stu0tsn ermoroet
pOer bod um's Sebsn Nebraht. Sir
oas ircbcn beihlolene SOlenOeriaDr lit
cine %polliiGuOige Stdtlitit md nibt suz
iOmmenQeltelli; fpUiel itebt absr bcreits
Jet. oaB Die GjeiGmmtinbl Der in ole.
lem Sabre perilbten Woros uno Spot=
l1l1ge iiber II, 900 binausQebt!
Gieie Sbotiahen iino 10 eritdunli9,
onB 6rrmrltebenoe lie taum Qldubsn
mONeu. Mit ali unierer 0rr.IGmten
Civilization uno unierem 0eprieienen
6Oltidriite TART uns Die Sbatinbe in
ons 4nNeiibt. oOB mir cine Ration
b.uti0rr W0rocr lino. O. &ein Golt
in europa bat i'm TcrbGItuiB III ieiner
SeclsnSubI cine 10 GroBe 2lnBObl BON
W0roern ais mir"
9ieis gu0aben miiiien ichCn Der.
nilniiiNcn giirgcr 81 ernliem NGGocas
! ten 0lIre9cu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-09
0ropcr GIcpcIauo.

Nm 9ouneritOg perfl. WObe, onl
d. WRdrS, bat @roper GleuclOno iein
gmt ais 9rdIiOent Der Sereiui9ten
GtOotcn on Isinen Na9IOlSer W. Wlc.
&inlcD iiber9eben. Ger Perionen'
lue6iel in Der @retutibe oes HNnoeS IL
heuer ein ~beIOnoers mertpiiroi9er, mel
nit Glepclono slusiIeQos elmer Der belt.
QebNBten uno meilt9e06teten YrdIioens
ten oes Ganoes abtritt, Del4e bic Der.
St0Uten je 9eIeben babeN.
IS mar nod INNER 10 in Der 0e'
i9i6te: wsnn Gin damn siu GDNrutter
1T, 10 tuiro er tets feline enti1ieoenen
8e0ner. aber aud feline OieIen 6reunOt
uuo N%nbGn9er bnben. llno GrOOe,
GleOeIuno mar Elm @9aratter, oas 9e=
ben Ielbit feline bitterlten 8e9ner gu.
6lepel0no luar tein 8euie; aber er
mar eiu Mann BON e"i9eneu per-
Onli6en Quli6ten, fir tuslde er
itets uno INNER entIbie0en ciutrat llno
Wel6en er aud 8eltung al peri6aHen
wubte. Seine 9lnIi9ten ilber bic
Carthage bru9ten i'm gum erIten
Male, pUn 1885 bis 1889, in ben Yrds
iiOsntenItubl uno CAB Der oemOtratl=
iden Partei Die Serri6aIt i'm GOn9reB.
Damn unterla9 GleDelOno i'm Sabre
1889 unO feline Partsi iNnt nit i'm.
6lepelano aber mar oeBbolb ui6t iuul=
tcuo Ooer ieinen 0runoiaBen untreu
QewOrOen. SIN Ge9entbeil. Gr mubte
oaB bic %Olts0unit itets 81 sInsm ie=
ten, 5~uoerl0ili9en Gbar0lter uno 81
einem Nuten PrOaramme SuriIdtebrt.
llnO lie lam Ou9 al GlepelNno 3urlld.
bCnn i'm SABRE 1892 murOe er nit
elmer rieIi9en Wtebrbelt bon SOIt$itims
men gum PrGliOenten erpdblt.
g9ie GleOeluno .e9iert bat? Sic
@eIbi6te iUir0 i'm beurtbcilen uno lie
mtro ancrtennCu miliIen: er mar ell
ou9nobmsiueiie e'ter GbarNtter, ell
4rGIjoCnt, Der ielbf reQierte
llno icinc ParteI bcberridts, troBoenl
linn Qerooe uOu ieiuer Yartei bic 9r0Bs
ten ShlDlcri0teiIeH 0emOAt Uuroen.
g8Cnu i'm 6ONGrslle ir9Cno weI6e WOB.
rrNrl ourb9soritdt Wuroe, weIde Der
8erINlUenoun9 Oierte, Oosr wslhe bic
Corruption iOrosrte. oanu tOunts man
thinner liher leln, oNB OieielbF i'm 99eis
Eeu Sauie ben 6lsOeldno nit Geto be.
IeQt Wuroe. uno pcnn Der 6Ongrsb lie
0uUu trnBOem mieoer unnu9m, Damn
nuroe le 0eIeB - uber obne 6leUes
LAMBS llnterI6riIt. g8ie iebr oUs ye.
iUuBtIein Der it0rten San0 6isDe=
lambs Den 6OnQreB erniibterte, iii
bul0Crt Wt0l bemieIeI wOroen. Sbz
tbon GIeUe!Nno bel ieiner eriteu PrGli.
oenti4ait bon ieiuem YOr90nGer eln
lcercs S6oBomt erbtc. uerlieB er bic
BrdiioentihOit i'm SABRE 1880 nit
&inter!oiiuNA elne5 NeluaIti0cu llebsr'
iNuNGs.
uno oOnu GIepcIouos IeBts PrGT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-09
Hei6sta8ecria tl,uabl in
Saocu.

Sie &eidstoQseriaBmabl I'M =. Saoi.
iden Mabltrsiie (9Onuui6inQsu) bat
bel Der AM II. Sch. pUrNenommeuen
Stl6wabl nit einem tnappen Sieg Der
9tGtionalllberaleu Qesnoi0t. Nn6 Dem
nGtiOnNlIIberOIen Slatte erbiclt Or.
Meri (natlib.) l0.2G2. Schiller
(Gcntr.) O,256 Stimmsn. ga o0s
&eiuItNt MIR eit U~OrlGuii9es lit, bari
man Ou0eli6t5 oe5 Nerin0iiiaiAsn LIN.
tcribieos in Der Stimmsnsubl Dem
NmtlIhrn &eIultGt nit Ginger Span=
nunN ent1cQeniebcu. Sos Centrum
bat 2lG3 StimmcH mebr ouI0ebraht
ais bel Der SnuptwUbl. Die NatiOuulli-
beyOlen ein Wtsbr Don 1896 Stimmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-09

ocnti6ait. sic mar cin beltdnOiNcr
&inNlUmpf nit it0rriihcn Gon0reNen.
3uerIt UeroOrben Nill uno 6oniortcn
oes PrdiioentGu S0riIplGne uno rui-
nirten Die oemotrNtiIhc F0rtei. Sanu
fOl9te Elm iiberWie9eno replblitunilber
6pn0reb boiler Soblt0pfe. SArcibdlIe,
Sin9Dibrsicr uno S6mGGbOloe. Sbuen
itan0 mn 6leuelauo 9e9eniibcr. rubiI
ober ieit. NO6 neni0e Sage Dor iei'
mem glbtreten bslegte CT Die perriifte
GinWnnosrun0sbill nit ieinsm ulers
6ittli4cn 0etO, u~nbarmGcr3lg, troB
0ller yWem" uno .nber". llno 10
i6iso Ct u%nbeugium, reOli6 uno ebrIi6
in ieiner lleberSsu9un0, Die i'm nie IRE
iilbrts rtno Groper Gleurlnuo miro in
Der @eI6idte ols oas 9elten, iuas er
mar: ein enti4ieoensr, mdnnli9 Itars
Ter Is bardtter.
limb isin NabfOI3sr @m. Mt9in=
leD? @ir pOlen i'm nibt 81 irtib be-
urtbs;len, obi9On sr woDl II ELI it.
It i noiSfeit uno Gb%aratter
Glspelano taum biz az bic So9le rci=
den wiro. g~lnitatt Gber Geute gu urs
tbeilen, ,uolleu mir Elm 3eihen ieBen,
oo5 bic 6ra9e eintweilen am beiien be.
antwukt. &as fir ein YrdIioent
Miro @nl. Wt8inlsD ieiu? -