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The herald., 1897-06-16
A Kick to the Council

A petition to the city council was yes
terday filed with the city clerk as fol-
lows:
LOS ANGELES, June Is, 1897.
Gentlemen: 1t has occurred lately that
the property owners have not been noti-
fled of the street assessment becoming
due; their fret intimation being a suit
filed against them. Inquiry at the city
hall has disclosed the astonishing fact
that it is not the duty Of any official tc
notify the property owners.
1 hereby petition you to remedy this
evil and order that some one of the Of
ficlals notify the property owners when
their respective assessments become
due. Respectfully yours,
T. WIESENDANGER.
The herald., 1897-06-16

board of trade and other organizations
cooperate and take steps for the organ
ization of local pure food association to
work on the lines laid out by the con-
gress. The matter was referred to a
committee consisting Of Drs. Cowles
and Colburn, with the health officer as
chairman, after which the board ad-
tOurned
The herald., 1897-06-16
Violated a Fence Ordinance

Jack Oddus was arrested yesterday
by Officer Stewart on a misdemeanor
charge He had violated city ordi-
nance IN building barb wire fence less
than four feet from the ground around
his place at the corner OF Alameda and
Sixteenth streets. He will have his trial
on the 21st inst, and was released in
the meantime on his own recognizance
The herald., 1897-06-16
Graduating Exercises

The graduation exercises of the Con-
vent Of the Holy Names at Ramona will
be held at 2 D. m. on the goth inst, at the
institution near Shorb station. A special
train will leave the Arcade depot at
p. m. on that afternoon to Convent hill,
returning after the exercises, at4p.m.
The herald., 1897-06-16
A Soft snap

A six-room, we'll finished cottage, nicely
located, close to car line, well improved
lot, to sell for $3.50. at $25 cash and bal
ance at'$l0 a month. Buying home this
way is like putting your rent money In
the bank Langworthy Company, 226
South Spring.
The herald., 1897-06-16

Arnold Krauss, the well-known vio-
linist, leaves for Paris, France, Thurs
day morning. Mr.. Krauss will be away
about two months and when he returns
his family, who have been abroad for
some time, will return with him.
The herald., 1897-06-16
CITY NEWS
INDEX OF LOCAL EVENTS
chronIeled on Psge. 5. 8. and 10

Forecast: Fair; fresh westerly
winds.
Annual reception Of the Academy Of
Sciences.
aooseneck sprinkling hydrants
must go.
Preparations for the celebration Of
the Fourth Of July.
Merchants and Manufacturers dis
cuss public utilities.
Commencement exercises of the
Marlborough school.
Quick work done in the case of bur-
glar who pleaded guilty.
Board Of health appreciates the ne
cessity for a new pesthouse.
More arrests in the war against the
nicke1-in-the-slot machines.
Francisco Rodriguez rearrested and
must answer for cattle stealing.
An alibi put in to strengthen NAL
kim's case; incidents Of the trial.
Making ready for Bryan'r coming;
letters Of regret from prominent men.
Annual election Of the directors of
the League for Better City Govern
ment.
Strange case of attempted abduction
at Azusa; negro run down by blood
hounds.
Police commissioners ready to pro-
ceed with the crusade against the Chi
nese lotteries.
Chinese combine to fight the lottery
prosecutions; the Sam Yup-See Yup
boycott revived.
Wheelmen aroused over the pro-
posed sprinkling of the four-foot strip
in the center Of the streets.
The herald., 1897-06-16

John McGonigle Of the Ventura Free
Press II again at the Hollenbeck.
The herald., 1897-06-16

Wall paper. late styles. low prices, a;
A, A. Eckstroms. s24 South Spring stree;
The herald., 1897-06-16

Maximum temperature, 72.
Minimum temperature. 81.
Forecast for Southern California: Feii
Wednesday; fresh westerly winds.
The herald., 1897-06-16
EVENTS OF TODAY

Orpheum-Vaudeville.
Fire commission meets-1O a. m.
The herald., 1897-06-16
THE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE-Rep of observations
taken at Los Angeles June Is The
barometer is reduced to sea level.
The herald., 1897-06-16

Cutlery At Turrey's. i5s n. Spring st
The herald., 1897-06-16
ADJUSTMENTS
.(Asss$s>

Ryan Lulu Ryan and Emma Wood, introt
mare and DeRamiere, original comedy mus
waitress and the mysterious twisting waite
Evening reserved seats, 25c and SOC Gal
and SUNDAY. Telephone Main l44f
The chieftain., 1897-09-17
Grand Millinery OPENING.

Mrs. K. Freeborn has purchased
a very large and elegant stock of
fall and winter millinery, a great
portion of which has already
arrived, and the rest is expected
this week. She will begin her
grand opening sale the first of
next week at her elegant new
store-formerly Mrs. Robinson's
bookstore-and invites all the
ladies to call and inspect her new
goods whether ready to buy or
not. We have looked over some
of her magnificent goods and can
say that she has the finest and
most complete stock ever brought
to Socorro. This stock includes
felt hats, covered hand made hats,
ostrich feathers, feather boas,
cocque boas, velvets, ribbons,
laces, braids, ornaments, under
wear, gloves, capes, ladies dress
goods, notions, and many other
articles to numerous to mention.
Remember that Mrs. Freeborn in
vites you to call and look through
her new goods at the corner mill
linery store. Those who call early
will find large and most beau
tiful stock to select first choice
from.
The chieftain., 1897-09-17

The reception given Governor
Otero at the Albuquerque fair
was one of the greatest ovations
ever given a governor of New
Mexico. There we're several thou
sand people in the parade, and
the speech by the governor was
a practical, sensible and appropri-
ate one. New Mexico, its re-
sources and prospects was his
subject. During his stay at Albu-
querque series of brilliant re-
ceptions were given in his honor.
The chieftain., 1897-09-17

Republican at all times. Devoted to the
best interests Of SOcorro, Socorro county and
the Territory In general. Gives all the Min
ing news Of this great mineral section.
The chieftain., 1897-09-17
DEATH OF W. C. BRuTON.

w. c. Bruton. we'll known as
stock man of this county for the
past fourteen years, died at his
home in this city last Tuesday
night at 8 o'clock from blood
poisoning, caused by diseased
foot which had been giving him
trouble at times for the past
several years.
Mr.. Bruton was born in Goliad
county, Texas, in 1853, and was
ID years of age at the time of his
death. His father was a stock
man and he was raised in the
cattle business. He was married
at Eagle Pass, Texas, in 1876 to
Miss Maggie Hudgins, and resided
there for the next four years after
which he owned and operated a
ranch on the Pecos river at Del
Rio until 1883 when. he removed
to Socorro county. Here in part
nership with J. d. Reed he pur-
chased and operated the Fowler
ranch for a number of years. In
fact he has all his life been en-
gagged in the stock business both
as a raiser and a dealer. For the
past several years he has also
been a member of the we'll known
meat and supply firm of Hill &
Bruton in Socorro.
His last illness was only twenty
five days, previous to which time
he was a remarkably strong and
healthy looking man. When first
taken down it was believed he
could never get up again, and he
too realized the fact, but his
family say that he was patient
and accomplishing through it all.
He leaves a widow and four
children-'Iisses Efie, Esma,
Music and Kyle whose ages range
from 20 to years. He also leaves
an aged mother who lives here,
his brother Charles of this county,
one sister at Cooks Peak and
another at Jerome, Arizona.
The funeral took place at the
residence at 3 o'clock, Wednesday
afternoon, and was conducted by
the Masonic fraternity. The at
tendance was large.
Mr.. Bruton was a member of the
Knights of Pythias, also of the
A. F. & A. M. and Knights Tenn
plar lodges of this city, and of the
Mystic Shrine at Albuquerque.
The mourning family have a
wide circle of friends and it is
unnecessary to say that the
earnest sympathy of the entire
community is with them in their
bereavement and grief.
The chieftain., 1897-09-17

The Socorro brass band which
has lately reorganized will give
ball at the opera house the night
of San Miguel day, September 20.
The band concerts will also be
continued in the plaza every Sun
day evening until cold weather.
The proceeds of the ball will be
devoted to keeping up the ex-
penses of the band and all should
make it point to attend.
Rev. M. Y. Grom, late of Las
Vegas, has been appointed pastor
of St Michaels Church of this
city to fill the vacancy caused by
the recent death of Rev. Father
Brun. Owing to the absence of
Archbishop Chapelle in Europe
the appointment was made by
Vlcar-General Rev. Anthony For
chegue. Rev. Father Grom is a
fine scholar in both English and
Spanish, is a genial and afable
gentleman and stands high in the
councils of his Church. He is
extended a cordial welcome by
the people of Socorro many OF
whom called on him this week to
pay their respects.
The chieftain., 1897-09-17

The Albuquerque fair this year
was a big success. The exhibits
were large and made a good rep
resentation from different parts of
the territory. The amusements
were varied and of a high order,
the attendance was large, and all
who we're there report that they
had a good time.
The chieftain., 1897-09-17
A Card of Thanks .

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our kind friends and
neighbors, who so freely extended
their assistance in our hour of
grief and afiiiction during the i'll
ness and death of our beloved
husband and father.
Mrs. w. c. BRUroN AND FAMILY.
The chieftain., 1897-09-17

The miners of New Mexico and
of the west generally protest
vigorously against the course
pursued by the associated press
in persistently quoting lead at 20
to IS cents lower than the actual
market price.
The chieftain., 1897-09-17

. Celebrated for its great leRvening
strength and healthfulness. Assures tho
teratiOn common to the cheap brands.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK
The chieftain., 1897-09-17
OF HOME INTEREST

Allkinds of fresh fruit at Katzen-
stems.
A large number of Socorro peo-
pie went up to the Albuquerque
lair this week.
The fruit crop of New Mexico
this year is one of the best the
territory has ever had.
To get the purest and choicest
candy for your sweetheart or for
your family, go to Katzenstein's.
Charley Brown, of Magdalena,
was visiting his Socorro friends
Wednesday. He was on his way
to the Albuquerque fair.
Katzenstein has just received a
fine assorted lot of fresh candies,
the best ever brought to Socorro.
The marriage of one of our
substantial young gentlemen is
expected to take place in a short
time.
The United States court of pri-
vate land claims met in ad-
journed session at Santa Fe this
week.
For choice cigars go to Katzen-
STEMS. He has the best in town,
and they are kept in fine con-
dition.
The school of mines will open
next Monday with Prof. w. H.
Seamon and Prof. +. A. Drake as
instructors.
Today is the anniversary of the
battle of Antietam one of the
hardest fought and bloodiest bat
ties of the late war.
The Silver City Independent
figures it out that Virginia will go
democratic this fall. Let us sug-
gest that Texas is also still a
democi atic state.
Miss Ole Freeborn, who is at.
tending the university at Albu
querque, writes her mother thai
she is getting started nicely with
her studies and likes the schoo
very much.
For the first week in September
the Santa Fe handled 4.5o5 heac
of cattle or about $50 cars. which
goes to show that the heavy rur
of the past few months has moi
entirely ceased.
Prof. Z. A. Drake. who viii
have charge of the preparatory
department of the school of mines
has arrived from Missouri anC
made this Office a pleasant cal
one day this week.
John b. Terry returned the frs
of the week from a several months
visit to relatives in North Carolin;
and to the Nashville exposition
and goes to Albuquerque wher,
he will attend the university TO
the ensuing year.
James G. Fitch returned tn,
first of the week from a bicycl,
trip to the grand canon of th'
Colorado via Magdalena, Luni
Valley and Flagstaff. He report
very enjoyable trip over beau
tiful country, but he came bacl
on the train.
Ed. Kealer drove down to SaI
Antonio last Wednesday to bring
Mrs. Charles Bruton up to tn,
funeral of w. c. Bruton. H,
made the trip over the presen
bad roads with his fine team in al
hour and FIVE minutes going dowr
and in an hour and one minute
coming back.
John Bowman, engineer on the
Magdalena branch, who had beer
absent on a visit to Kansas re
turned home last Friday. He wa'
in the Santa Fe wreck near En-
poria and was on the i'll fateC
smoking car in which nearly al
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-27
Sulman toot.
% a bin9tou 8. g., !
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Ger acknowledgements Solman
bon Snoiana 1T beute Nnhmittag iilnf
Wtinuten nab Spei llbr, na6 mebrwO-
tentllher &rantbeit in Ieiner bieli9en
Mrbnlng GeItcrOen. Die Grantbeit,
mcl6e ieinen SOB berbeifilbrts. mar
Mtsnin9itis, GntSilnoung Der &iifen=
martsbaut. 9as 2eioen mar ourd
einen 6ull berbeigeiiibrt luproen. ben
Der geritorbene 9luiangs uoriser 8p1e
in 6plge zines S4winOelanfaQes er=
litten bate.
Der @srItorbene mar in Susiana
auf bent Sanoe in elmer tleinen lio=
nierwObnung in SearbOru Gountp i'm
september 1922 9ebOren. 9taboem
er cine Ofientlide Sdule beIubt bate,
ma6te er einen sweiidbri9en Surius
i'm 6rantlin College, SnOiana, oura.
Damn mar er als Shullebrer tbGti9
uno prattlSirte Biz 1914 als &ebtsan=
malt, in weldem Sabre er als YrObat.
rihter in ben Dffentli5en Sienit trat.
Gou lS47--49 mar er Stuatsannalt
uno in 1850 wobnte er Dem gsrfai-
Iuu9stOnuent bel. Sas Sabr oarauf
trat er in bic @eieB0ebuna sin uno BON
1926 mar er &ihter oes Common
9leus9eri6tes. Seine Saufbabu als
&OnarsBmlt9lieo beGann er nit Dem
36. &rn9reB uno bon ben 20 ieitoem
perflOlsneu &ongrsNen lit sr MIR bon
piersn, Dem 3d.. 45.. 46. nuo "a.
ni1t Mlit9lieo oetpeIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-27

Ddre, alles, mas er iiber Den gOrIoll
wiile, einSu9elteben. &elD lieB oOnu
no4 ben 9Oli3eidef Carpenter ruien
uno geitano oemielben. oaB er Nllein
ben WorO bssan9en uno ben Geit oes
Geloes in Ct. Glet, llupeit ct. SuItiue
be gtepton perltett babe. Sarauibin
be9ab lib Der POliSeidei nit oem 8e-
fanSeu nnb benz Sabnbof, UNI na6
benz an9e9ebenen puatte gu reiIen uno
oas 8elo 81 iuden.
Gem gebsimpulisiIten GOte uno etlis
den anoeren Gjebeimpoli5ilten erSdblte
&elp allerlei mertpilroiae 8eI6i6ten,
Die er auf ieiner Heiie erlebt babe. 60
ia9te er unter glnoerem, oaB er Die
&leioer, in oeuen er, mle 9eltern 9emel=
bet, in benz hieiigen yOrOell abgeiuBt
wuroe, elmer Olteu 6rau 9eltOblen babe.
nit Der er in ct. Suitine be NewtOn
betannt geDor0en lei.
Sn Ig9ie glibton's goroeQ in MOu.
treal iagte &ellD, oaB er, Obpobl in
6rauentleioern, eigentli6 ein Munn
lei, Der auf elmer Summeltour be9rif=
fen lei. Sarnuibin lieB man i'm in's
Saus. Die geliBeriu oes 8oroells
traute aber &elD niht uno tslspbonirte
na6 Der pOlijei. Oils sr unter SbIut
Der Polisei oas Sals uerlieB, iu9te er:
ogta. Aoieu ibr Wdoels; Oas uahlte.
mas ibr bon mir bOren Ueroet, miro
iein, paB ib am 8alCen 6dnge." Sab=
eno mu6te er oann cine Sepegung nit
Der Sano, welhe anoeutete, oaB er gez
bdn9t Deroeu lpilroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-27
Selegrapbiide SepeldeH.
SnianD.
Gonsrebb erbanolansen.
Snbianer Sepillisuugs BID anges
iluMn1en.
SO afhinaton, 19. glpril.

8afbingtOn 10. 9lpril.
Senat. - Ger Seuat nabm bellte
bic Observation-Disclosures al.
IS lit i'm 8eientliden oieIelbe Bill,
pie iie i'm Sauie an9enOmmcn muroe,
bis auf ben 3uiaB bstreiis Seifnung
Der llncOmpab9re SnOianers&eierpaa
tipn. &elOlutiOnen muroen an9enom=
men, iuOrIn Der Staatsminiter I'M
9lustunft eriu6t miro ilber Die g8irtz
iamtelt oer'@esenieitiateitspertrd9e Der
McGinlep=glcte. Selt reibte feline &e=
iOlutiun elm, melhe Die tiirSlide Srore
bes Sinansminilters betreIfs Der nab
bsm |. gpril antommenoen GinTubren
fir un9eieBlih ertlGrt. Der Senator
tilnoigte al, DaB er mOr0en anf Ve.
i6leuni9uug Der &eiOlution oringen
tperoe. Sielleibt tOmmt es oann 81
elmer iueitsren aitprObe in Der Sarii=
frage.
9ta9 Der Grecutibiibung bertagte iid
Der Senat, I'm oas glnoeuteu oes Oers
itorbenen Acknowledgements WsillIs
Ten bon Wtalne al ebren.
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Scr Yanfraubcr &cllB.
9 0 tom, Wall., 20. QpriI

- u u, "ull., ~. ApII.
Cine SpeSialospeibe aus Wontreal
an oas bieli9e oSournal" iaat: SOiepb
L. Relp le0te beute eln 8eltGuouiB ab,
in welbem er iib Der GrmOroung oea
Yanttaliirers StidneD in SOmers-
NORTH, u. g., ibuloig betannte. er
0eltano, iowobl ben Woro als AUDI Den
Yaniraub periibt uno feline Seliersbel=
fer 9ebnbt 81 baben. Gr bebauptete
iibri9ens nit aller gntiAleoenbeit, oaBer
ourbaus nibt Die @bIi6t Sebabt babe.
ben Saiiirer umSubrin9en, oaB er es
leoob babe tbuu milIlen, neil oerlelbe
i'm ertaunt babe. gta6oem er ben
Saliirer burb ShlG9e auI ben &Opf 81
Sooen 0eibla9en babe, babe er. als Der
SerleBte oem glnibein nab Wieoer sum
SewuBt iein 81 tommen ibisn. oemiel.
ben our6 Wellsrltide ben 8aralls &c.
ma6t.
9lls Selp bsute Wor0en auilianb.
ibidte er iOinrt nab osm 8ebeimppl,i-
ten GOte nno iraate oenlelbsn, Ob sr
nibt CLAUDE. oaB ss oas yslts fur ibu
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Gr,bii6uf @san.
Ybila bslp bia, Ga., |
20. 9lpril. {


Die SSeier oes Iilbernen 9ii6ois=
Subildums oes GrSbiibOis Patrlf s.
&pan be9ann beute Wor9en uno miro
bis gum uadlten GreltaS slbsno oausrn.
GrsbiihOi Hpan puroe am leBten
Mittpo6 Dor 25 Sabren sum Sitular=
Siitpf bon SricOmia srnlnut. Seine
6onietrutipn fauo in Der st. SObns=
Stride Su st. SOuis. oeren &ettOr er
mar, itatt. ga o0s glnniperiarium
in bic Gbarnp6e iiel, 10 wuroe Die
6eier bis 81 oieier gSO6e perihOben.
Die Subildunsporisier bs9unn beute
WDrQen nit Dem llmSu9e Der 3nabeu
Der PIarridulen. Sn Der 30bl bon
faIt 5000 belueate iib Der 3u9 Der iiir
oieien 3pef ihpu ieit @o6en eiuerer-
cirten S6iilcr in mulierbaiter ORB
nuu9 Ourb peri1ieoene SaupttraBen
Sur Gatbeorale. Der bo6p'lte Subj
lar rno unosre YrGlaten nabmen Die
Yaraoe BON Der tatboliihen SObihule
aus in 9luSeniheln.
gln Der Gatbeorale an9elanat mar
iblrten Die Gnaben III Den anltobenoen
StraBen auf uno bon bort oiplliOns=
weiie in 8emdBbeii Der SeniOritdt in
Die &atheorale. Der bObp'fe Gr,=
biitOf psrlieb ibnen oaraui ben Se9en.
Sine intershante llntsrbaltun9 iano
Nabmittags ieitens Der MIohsu Der
Yiarri6ulen in Der Mult=gltaoenie
ItHtt. Sielelbe beltano in oramatlIben
lno multGlii6en TOrtrdgeu.
Cine gniahl Gus0eSsibneter prdla,
ten lan9ten Sur SetbeilIaung al Der
morsi8en Seer bereits in Der Staot
Gn.
grsbiIdof Gorrisan traf itbpn ae.
fern glbeno bon 9teiu YOrt eiu. GNr=
oinal 8ibbons uno Der pGpitlihe Sele-
9at Gr3biIhOf Wartinelli tanen beute
WOrgen bon Baltimore.
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Geplunoert.
Seo ia NJ, Sa., 10. gpril.

Deb ba III, 3d., 19. Nprll.
Geitsrn Morgen wuroe Saroie &
glperbart's 9lllerweltslaoen I'm Waa=
rem I'M g8ertbe bon $1,000 beraubt.
Die Ginbreher patten ibren &aub auf
einea swsiIpdnni9en @a9en uno fub=
rem Oamit oauOn, udbreno lie lbre
Siebslaternen uno eiHen &eSenrOd sus
rilflieBen.
Niebrsre YerIonenim iiIoliben Sbeile
Der Staot iaSeu, oaB lie tllrSe 3elt
nab oem Ginbru6e bas 8erduI6 zines
eili9it in iiiolider &ibtung iortfahren.
ben gSa9ens SebOrt baben.
Der Staotmaridaa madte iib ios
fort nit elmer Sdaar bepafineter Siirs
ger CUR 8eriOl9ung Der &auber aui.
permo6te aber teine Spur pOu ibusu
at finoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-27
Gin auirui sric6ii6er Trauem.
gtem NOrt. q. 9lpril.

Der Serbano Sriebiiber 6rdusn un=
ter Dem @prliB Sbrer WajeltGt, Der
&Oni9ln Olga uuo Der 3rOnprinSeiiin
Sophia bat iOlgeuoen aufruf erlOlIsu: {:
Gen 6rauen Der altsu uuo Der neuen
gSelt, ben briitliAen Wtilttsrn, Sbpe=
tern uno 8attnnen, ben glrbeiterin-
uen iilr Civilization uno 5ortihritt.
ben Silterlnnen Der Siebe uno 0ere1=
tiSteit 8ruB uno Sell!
6briitlibe MiItter. Shpeltsrn uno
8attinnCn, bic cipililrt llro wie Sic.
ileben Sub ernitllN um SIlie an.
llniere SObne, uniere 9rlioer uuo
@0tten, Die fiir oas &reuS tdmpIen,
lperoen 2etOOtet uno perluunoet III
elmer beill9en Sadie. Sbr Slut be-
fledt Die leBte Seite Der 8eIhidte oes
10. Sabrbunoerts, Die 8eibIhte Der
Civilization uuo oes GOrti1rItts, fir
uel6e Sbr arbeitet.
6briltllhe 6rOuen, ne1mt teincn
Sbeil an Der Observation-Disclosures Gurer
SiplDmateI. GntSiluOet in ben Ser=
gen Gurer 8utteu uno Sobne msbr
briltlite uno 9ersbte 8slmungen.
@erelni9t Sud uno guer 9eredter Yrp.
telt iulro in. ben SerSen Der 9tatiOnen
uno oes SOltes einen 9Sloerball iinoeu.
3eiat ourh Sure SbOttraft uuo Cure
rhriitlitp 9lrhpit MIR hip Srnupu hie
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Sanfruttbia angenummrn.
9Sai biuatpn, %. glpril.

-
Saus. - Sas Saus nabm beute
nit l34 gesen q Stimmsn cine Spc=
Slal9eihdftsoronung iiir bic Seratbun9
Der SenatsSuidBe CUR Snoianerbepilli.
3un9sbill Obne Serweiluu9 an einen
2lusi6uB al. Yer OemOtr0tiIte 3wilt
frat wieoer 81 Gage. Yailep uno
feline Nnban9er Derbauoen li6 nit ben
&spublitauern in oieier 6ra9e, naboem
bic SpeSlalorore mOoiIi3irt iuOroen mar.
glano proteltirte 9e9eu oas Geriaba
rem, bate aber nur "A auf ieiner Seits.
Zen Ssnatssuidben sur Snoianerbil
Don untsraeOroneter yeoelltung wuroe
au9eltimmt, aber Der 3ui0b. oas Ses
pot fir Gieieruu9en al bic Snoianer
bon Chicago nad Smaba 81 perleseu.
puroe perpOrIen.
Senat. - Die beutige SiBun9
iuar bic erei9niBreibite lett GrOffnuns
oes Gonsrelles. Sic be9ann nit einem
@ntra9e. ben 8riedeu in ibrem Sample
nit Der Siirtei bic Spmpatbie ees ST.
mats ausSulpreben. Serielbe wuroe
oil ben 9lusiduB fir auswdrtise Ye-
iiebuuSen oerwieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-27

Sann folgte cine lebbafte Sebatte
iiber Die llnOronung im Senat, pabs
reuo pelder WtOr9an ben Spreder
&eeo ben y8rOBen ipeiBeH Glibuliier"
nannte.
SpGter tpuroe bic Nelionsgantrott=
bill nit 49 ge9eu s Stimmen anSes
nOmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-27
WuSlauo.
Se uti Dbl B.
8 a m b ur9. II. slprll.

Sn Der iets Wleilsn bon bier ent=
iernten Staot Sarburg bat Die 9anSe
9adt binourh cine 6euersbrunit 9e.
luiltbet, Die einen Shaosn bon mebre=
ren NtllliOnen Mart au9eribtet bat.
9luBer elmer SeliabrIt uno ben pat.
lduiern bon Grintmann IL SO. unc
6rieorib Sboerle linO Die 8ebdupe Der
Speoitellre SeInIeu uno Srammsr aba
9ebrannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-27
Sunger MGroer.
Snoepenoence, 8ls.,
20. 9lpril.

6runt SriOro uno iein 16idbri9sr
Sbwa9er beIinoen li6 unter Der 9ln=
tlage in Sinitie i'm SnOianersebiete I'M
O'sfdn9nine, Spel WtNd bon bier, oslien
Ssi6e Dor swei NtOnaten bel NOwNta
an 6luBufer 9efunoen wuroe, ermOrs
bet 81 baben. Ser Sunse bat eiu 8e=
it1noniB 0bgeleSt uno SrIOro als
MtitIbuloi9en ange9eben. Gr iO9t,
oaB er Wat eridOB uno baB SrIOro
Dem Grmoroeten ben &Opf abihnitt; er
CAB an. no Der &Opi Ueraraben wuroe
uno oerielbe puroe AUDI al oem beseib-
neien plaBe 9eiunoeu uno bierber
Sebradt. IS wIro siH 2gn6geribt
beiirbtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-27
2ariiia. l9. Mpril.
3 llbr NabnittaQs.

Die @risben baben Die Siirtsn bel
Gepenisi 0eihla9eu uuo slusi 9riehiibe
Srigaosn lino na6 ueribiebsnen Tibt-
in tilrtiibes ejebiet einSsiallsn uno bis
im9en bin nah Samali. nproDiilib bon
3artos uorseorun9en. Sine anoere 9lb.
tbellun9 ueriuht. ben Silrten, Die lih III
llnOrpnun9 suriltsisbsH, in Ole 6lauls