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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
will NIX in POLITICS
New Railway League Expects to
Become an ORGANIZATION OF
Gigantic Power.
10 Said to Be "Non-Partisan
but Anti-Silverites Are in
the Majority"
!.
Membership Includes All Em-
ployes From Presidentto
Trackman. : tys@5 s5

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-The teachings and
principles Of Eugene Y. Debs are to be
opposed by national political organiza-
ton Of the same class Of men whom he
claims to represent. ~s.*s
The preliminary arrangements for the
Illinois branch d the American Rail-
way league, the new organization, were
made during the day at meeting held
in one Of the lodge rooms of the Ma
sonic Temple. The league has an open
membership list. Every employe of q
railroad from q president down to a
trackman is eligible, and those FORE
most in the movement say that the or
ganization 10 to be a non.partisan affair,
which will not only heap benefits upon
the working railroad man but will also
work for the benefit Of the railroad cor
porations, and more than all, as it was
put at the meeting, correct the rapidly
growing impression that the ordinary
railroad man is against the government
and his employers on every question. "
Grand President r. 8. Kayler Of Ohio
presided at the meeting and there were
at least
Two Hundred Employees of Railroads
entering Chicago in attendance. J. w.
Callahan, who was active in the rail-
way mems sound money" organiza'
ton last fall, was elected president pro
tenn. Of the Illinois branch. The bust.
ness of the meeting had progressed thus
far when the news Of the death Of
Senior Conductor Hiatt of Division No.
/ of the Brotherhood of Railway Con.
ductors was received and caused an ad-
iournment for two weeks. ;: {
After the meeting Grand President
Kayler said: There is nothing secret
or mysterious about this organization.
It is simply the outgrowth Of the in.
creasing intelligence Of the employees of
railroads. We have learned that it is
more to our advantage to cooperate
with the men who are paying us wages
than to oppose them at every turn. We
believe that we can help them and help
ourselves by an enlightened use Of the,
ballot box more than by strikes and
boycotts. y
Preponderance Of Anti-silver Men. A
1--WE intend to take part in primary
elections, and every candidate who So
cures our support must first pledge him
self that he will oppose legislation
which will tend to reduce the wages of
railway employees. We will not at
tempt to work into national politics at
once, although in time we may be
forced to do so. admit that, while
our organization is made up on non
partisan lines, at present there is pre-
ponderance of anti-silver men enrolled.
We have 81 leagues in Ohio and there
are organizations in Illinois, Wiscon-
sin, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Mis-.
souri,, Michigan, Colorado and Iowa.
In six months we hope to have organ
izations in at least rs states. There are
9OO,O 900 railroad men in the United
States and we believe that we can be a
power in politics it we or
ganize thoroughly" .,.,. l~.. 80
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
Il Germany, it is said, will inquire
What France means by 20 much
talk about recovering Alsace. Lor.
7aine. Tx

The Populists have postponed
their state meeting they proposed
Is hold in Minneapolis fair week.
lit is a rather discouraglng season
for Pops. '.,.1
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
THE WORLDS LATEST.

New Ye.k NewspapsA Blasting Out the
skaguaS Trail, 49,
SEATTLE, WASH, Sept. 6.-The fol-
lowing letter has been received from
skaguay, Alaska, dated Aug. 70:
'.Sylvester Scovel Of The New
York World landed 4 during the
morning at Skaguay by = specially
chartered ting from juneau, with two
tons Of blasting powder and the neces-
sary tools to equip seven complete
crews for rock work on the Skaguay
trail, and as fast as horses and men
could get at it was started to the front
In the evening there was meeting at
the foot of the first hill attended by
over 500 miners, which organized for
the work in front of them and elected
an executive committee consisting of
James Christie Of Portland, president;
Charles Adams, secretary; S. G.
Cramer Of Seattle, Mr.. Heacock and
Mr.. Day as superintendent, who Sc
lected experienced men for the work Oh
the rock hills, and veteran loggers for
the work of corduroying the muddy
places"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
scA,E FOR EACH MINE.
F1sn Which wi,l He Proposed for aeetIe.
mont OF tho Strike, ss5 & Bs.R S

PlaD Which wan he Proposed for AeetIe-
mont Of tho Strike. y5i
P1TTsBuRo. Sept. s. -Expectations are
high in coal mining circles over the
probable resumption Of work = the
mines throughout the country. q an
ticipation Of . settlement at Columbus
Wednesday another plan has been sug.
gested by a representative Of one Of the
largest operators which win be agitated
Immediately after the men return to
work. 1t will be formulated and sub.
mitted to the joint convention Of oper-
ators and miners which It is proposed
to hold next December. 1n order to
come to an understanding on all ques-
lions at issue separate wage scales are
to be formulated for each mine. The
scale is to provide for the rate to be
paid for the entire year and any special
concessions that are to be made are to
be agreed upon by the miners and the
operators. and SO
s... ~ Specified in the Scale.
The scale is to be an adjunct to the
uniformity agreement which is ex'
pected to be in force. The proposition
will be made by the operators il the
hope of putting all the safeguards pos
sible against a probable strike. It is
we'll known that there are no two mines
in the entire district where the condi.
lions are exactly alike. The uniformity
agreement covers the general points,
but even with it in existence some op-
orators would be subjected to Difficult
ties, while others would have special
advantages. The scale is to cover all
these points, the primary object being
to avert differences, create q more
friendly feeling between the employers
and employees and restore perfect bar.
mony. - %.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
REVOLT AGAINST GoMPERs.
United Labor League of Western PenDsyl-
~ vauia Adopts Resolutions.

United Labor League of Western PenDsyl-
~ vania Adopts Resolutions.
P1rTsBuRa, Sept. 6.-The United La
Dor league of Western Pennsylvania, at
a largely attended and exciting meet
ing, gave expression to All open revolt
against Samuel Gcmpers, president of
the American Federation OF Labor, and
many reflections and ugly charges were
made. Gompers is credited with maxi
ing unkind remarks about the St. Louis
gathering and casting reflections on
those who were foremost in the meet
ing. The following resolution was
adopted: .......-..
Resolved, That the United Labor
league Of Western Pennsylvania disap.
prove Of the utterances Of Mr.. Gompers
tor the reason that they are inimical to
the best interests Of organized labor,
and we are liberal enough to believe
that the great battle for the emancipa-
ton Of labor cannot be won by trades
unions alone" I'3 '>s. 49, +.>s a., 5'@' e
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
That City Now In the Field in Competition
with Chicago.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. IA special. to
The Journal from West Superior, Wis,
says: There is to be a change in the
method Of handling the corn crop this
year, unless all indications fail, and it
will deprive Chicago of the benefits &C.
cruing from the millions of bushels of
this cereal going through that port.
Chicago's loss is Superior's gain, for it
is the intention Of some of the big.
gest operators to divert the corn crop
to Superior and the head of the lakes
this fall. The prime factor in the move.
ment Is F. H. Peavey Of Minneapolis
and his associates. They have been
enabled to make the alteration through
the changing Of the basis Of rail rates to
the lake ports, which allows competition
with Chicago. -. ...4s,a
The agents Of the Peavey interests are
now in the open market taking al Of
the corn that ia offered. They are pay
ing the Chicago price and are shipping
it through this city. This will result in
making Superior known more than ever
az . market for coarse grains .a3E
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
tFe.rful storm, in silesia,

BERLIN, Sept. 6.-Fearful storms have
occurred in Western Silesia and the
rivers are rapidly rising and threaten;
Ing fresh inundations. Several persons
have been killed by lightning and /
number Of farmhouses have been
burned. p. 5ttA isE I. 'StE .E
President Faure Was Pleased
PARIS, Sept. 2.-President Faure, re-.
ferring in an interview to his visit to
Russia, is quoted as saying that every
thing passed of wonderfully well, and
that one could not dream Of anything
better. y
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
Those Clever babies.

Spats--What makes infants look so wiser
Sooratoots-They are trying to make
the women think they can understand the
baby talk which the whole neighborhoo1
springs on tho1n.-Pittsburg News.
SUPERlOR'S CORN MARKET.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
Rxo,procity Talk with France.

'5sgffy5 Reciprocity TAX With FfnnOe. =
IL LONDON, Sept. 6.-The Times pub.
fishes . dispatch from Paris giving tho
text of the petition sent by the ,Ameri.
can chamber of commerce in Paris to
President Kinley, for tho establish.
ment Of reciprocity in trade between
France and the United States. i -y,f,.ns-|
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10

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Copy a. he NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE mailed
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-20

APPEAL FROM TAX APPEAL COURT, FIRST Division.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-20
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS.
DECEMBER TERN, 1896.

INTERISLAND STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY 4.
JONATHAN SHAW, Tax Assessor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-20

JUDD, CD, FREAR AND WHITING, u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
&leinereW abst6ten aus Staot
MnD lttmaeeeno.

- gu Cairo, ST., itarb i'm bprti9cn
SOIpital Serr 6runs Sob, Elm irilberer
Sepo9ner BON SubuQue, am SOuntu9
perfl @Ode.
- s. .. Sranben, beutiber Iobotdt
uno Notar, 3immer Alb Sffice-@e=
bauoe, 9. uno Main=S trub..
- Ser S9neioermeiIter Scrr s. 90.
S6uler lief am SOnnto9 nit ieinem
3lueiraoe piosr Die &utide bss Sr.
@ielano uno erlitt babel Gerlebun9sn,
wel6e emIelben lQn9ere 3eit bic Slime
raubten.
Or. 81. grap, praitiIder glr3t uno
Spesidliit fir Iugeu=, Sbren=, Nnisn=
uno Salstrantbeiten. 1857 Soma Str.
- Die GinnaGmen Der GbicuQo,
Miluautee 81 ct. SAUL Giienbabn
iparen fir bic i>peite @o1e i'm Wcn0t
Nopembsr $7S5, $40, b. 3. $l47, l05
mebr ais in oemielben 3sitraunle oss
porigen Sabres.
lin unieren feinsn 9ortiuein
betannt 81 MAIDEN. wOllen mir ocniels
ben inter Dem S%oiienpreiie fir $l.00
Die 8allone wdbreno elmer furSen Seit
pertauTen. Nur 80 Gents fir cine
9roBe '5lai5e. =. 6. NturroD & &c.,
Segcnilber Dem Sptel Sulien.
s. S. 9etsrIon 3obnar;t,
96l MainitraBe.
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Sic WrbCttcrirage

1T betnnntli4 bouptI06li1, poer bod
90ns beionocrs fir Die y 0 + II I
Der StGOte intereiOnt. llebri9cns
ftnoet man au6 QeroOe in ben
StGoten, ollb unter SatbOliten,
re6t unOerniiniti0e uno fat aQ0emein
iebr untl0re Se9riife iiber
Oieielbe.
Sic &eoe oes botD. Gnter @6oinQ
BON ct. Gucos, S0.. welhe mir ouf
Snnieite oieier Summer uu3IiibrliA
brin9en, lam tnum perfebIen, jeoem
oufmertiamen &eIer oerielben trefIihe
Nnh0Itspuntte iibCr Oieie 10 mel oistlls
tirte GrNae 81 Qeben. Ge5bOlb em=
pfsblen mir oieiclbe unieren SeIern
in ben St6oten au Nusfii0rli9er Set=
tire uno eru ter 9]eber5igUna. SieieS
lit iibri9ens I'M 10 ipihti9er OILS in
Den StGOten ia aud biele tatboliiGe
8eI9Gitsleute, j.. G. Nrbeit9eber
9ibt, oeren Sinful ia b~eIOnOers nett
rei6enO lit, tuelln lie nQ6 t0t6oli=
1en GrunOiGBen iib leiten laIleu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
gu Snnc %aefnunlrn

1T uerfl. @o6e Der Sremier &orl Starr
Der Sllinois Gentral gabn. Gr mar
smi'hen Dubuque uno Waterloo i'm
Slenite unb als Der Srattsu9. aui
tpeldem Starr betanntermaBen Sisnlt
bate. am SOnnersta9 glbeno bier ii
Die @ebOite ubne i'm ~einlief, abnte man
gOies, sulnal als oes Mannss 2aterne
Oben ouf Dem 6radtpa9en itano. Cine
ndbere llnterlu6un9 er9Nb ben SunO
Der Sel4e am Sabn9elsiie bel Der i9ar=
ZEN SicNunQ 81 Peoltu. Sbi9on bic
@abri6einIiAteit oafiir seA9t, oaB Der
umaetommene bonn 3uge "iiel, 10 bat
Die Qnmeienbeit zines S0noItreibers,
iuel0en man in benz @a9eu fano, bon
iuelhem Serr Starr 9efalleu ieiu iOl,
ami cinen WOro Dermutben %laiien.
2ie unteriu6unB miro betrieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
Suwa'rr GCicBsebung.

Die bon Der lebten GeQislatur rebis
oirte GeieBINmmlun9 SOwos lit lett
einem Monat in Strait uno entbdlt,
Die man 81 ermitteln @ele9enbeit bate,
cine GrtrobeiiimmunQ, Die geQen Die
Spirituoienbdnoler 9eri6tet 1T. bic
our0 ben Yara9rapben entre6tet pcrs
ZEN.
Ser bewubte Paragraph oss Mulcts
8eleBes lautet fol9enOermaBen:
ySeoe Perion, bic Die MuIct=S teuer
crle9t, lluB Dem @ountD=Iuoitor cine
beNlaubi9te Nbi4riit Der bonn St0ots
ratD ertbeilten G%rloubniB gum Yertouf
uOn S%pirituOIen binterle9en mo cine
3ultlmmuu9s : Grtldrung DerieniQen
@ruuobeIiBer, Die innerbnlb zines Ras
bins BON so 6uB BON Dem GeitGIt
wObnen, in WeIAem iene Spirituoien
Dertault ueroen iOlleu. &ein Seamter
ieOoh, Der Elm SOwnibips. SOwns,
Staot= OOer GOuntDsN mt betleioet, oari
eiu oerartiGes @eIG6it betreiben, nod
bari oailelbe innerbnlb bon eiuem &a=
oils BON 800 SUB bon eineml &ir6en.
ODER S0ulgehduoe, Ooer iunerhuIb
elmer b0lben Mieile bon einem Ylabe
lie9en, auf Dem cine lnuowlrtbi6aits
li0e NGsitelun9 0~b9elalten miro"
9isie @eItimmuua tommt elmer ppQ=
ltlnoi9en Gntre6tuna Der @irtbe
0leid, lpcoer mad Der YerfaNun9 nod
mad lo0iiden GrunoIdBsn absr ldbt
lid oieielbe rc6tiertiQen; man Tam
teinen Wiri6 OOu einem @ablamt aus=
Ihliebsn; oerislbe 1T nQh Der Serial.
flung init jeoem anDern gilr9er 9lei6=
ltebeno gu betra6ten, er muB oeren
pfli6ten tra0en uno fam oaber au1
aui oeren Jte6te glniprr9 MAIDEN.
3eoes iteuer5ablenOe @e,uerbe lit als
Elm e9rli0es OnSuertennen, lit es oai=
Ielbe ni6t. 10 bat Der StQat aud tein
&e9t, baIlelbe 81 ianctiOniren llno bon
ibm ourb Sicens Ooer Steuerumla9eu
IbNaben 81 erGe6cn.
Sn Soma. no Der Sonoel nit Spi=
rltuolen MIR llrter DOhlt hel9rdntel=
ben SeOinQunQen 9ei!Ottet mar. ipO
cine fanatilde Waiorltdt ben gntluurf
zines pernilnIti9en &~icens0sisbss im=
lner pereitelte, I'm babel I'M Sriiben
iii6en 81 tOnnen, nabm Der WioerltanO
9e9en oa5 Gntlteben bon Seldom Nls
oermen" cine brlltale uno perfQllunQs=
feiuoIi0e 6orm al. Sieielbe bat in
Dem Oben On9e0ebenen Yara0rnpben
oes Mulcts8sieBe3 ibren gtusOruf gc-
iunoen uno iOlte ieBt, oa feline Gris
itenS betannt 9spOrOen 1T, idleuni9it
mieoer aus Der Geiebiammlun9 bon
Soma Oeri6winoen; oenn tein @eriht
miro Die MISUNDERSTANDING elmer osr-
arti9eu neutrality-suspicious. Ssltim=
mllng Dertbeioi0en tOnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der 81. Gcn=
ral>GiicnbaBu.
Gum Yreiie elmer 6abrt
uuO $500.

Io6 benz Siiben, mad alien Stotio=
ncn iiloli0 pom San 6airo, Rp., auS9euom=
men bic Srte ;wil6eu Srl8btOn, Seun., rlo
Golowuter, Wili., sini6lleBli6, uno nit
GMSnobme Don 9ssm SrleNuS auf Der 81.
Central mo Der Yaioo d Wttiiilippi u. o.,
uou Stotioueu i'll lib sNGtOta, IN Wtlnues
iota, uno pom Stationeu III Soma 10 wCit
0ltli6 wie NIliamS. ctui9lieBlt6 Die Soar
0tQpios uuo Utououa 3wei0bObuen, am 10.
Nop. unO ain 9. uuo 20. Se.. iiir St0tioual
Oitli6 Don NlOen, loDett pie uno eini6lleB=
lid Dubuque, am IL. Nop. mlo an z. uno
81. Ge;. g9omeieCter'5 @ube" gu babeu
gratis bel g. j. Vterry, Wou9eitCr, Sa.
Rad benz @eiteu wigO ,peiter nit ies
neu &ldet5 iiir ole lNeimi u6ers Grfuriioncu
Don Stdtioueu III Soma, wcitli6 iowelt rpie
uno einl6lieRli@ Gccar GallS nit Giu'6luB
Der GeoGr NapIOS muO Wtonomo 3weigbob-
reu ~pert0utt wcroeu iI obtGcm FreIis am 1G.
Ron. uuO am Z. unO 81. Sej., eiUihliebli6
Der Statioueu Der 81. Geutral III SiosTaz
totd, MiiuneiOtu uno IN Soma, weitIiG BON
Adleu, eiuI6lisBli9 10 weit wie Ve DtarS uuo
bis @operIy NIT ben uOroIi9m CrteH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
Sic 9srrru Sebrrr Rrnbt uno 8ilz
bcroiug

boben Ii9 I'M Die Sa6e Der totboliI6en
Gr5iebung i'm &ouIe oes erflonenen
SNbres in 90nS %beiOnoerer &el'e perz
Oicrt gcm0bt. SieieIben baben ranl=
lib unter nislsn perIOnliACn Nptern
uno Nrbeiten bic Nomcn unO Norenen
Der tOtb. &e0rsr I'M &0noe 9eiamnelt.
trelde i'm 20uIe Der uerfl :. % Sabre
aus Dem &ebrcr : Seminar Su st.
Troncis, @is.. berUOrQe9an9en limb.
SAT- ole &ebrer al Die man lid 9e=
manOt bot, baben, ouf ben 9Oribla9
Der 9en0nnteu Serren Fin. ibre Serelt=
milljQteit 0us9eIprOden, i'm SauIe oes
nQ6Iten SnDre5 elmer General Ser
i0mmlula Der fGtboliI6en Scbrer i'm
%cOrCr Seminare AZ st. 6rNncls,
gSls.. b~eiSupobnen uno bort miro als=
Damn cine Organization Der tatbplliNen
M0nner : SebrtrQfte oes Eanoes in's
Seben 9eruien iueroen, Our6 welhe
Obne 3weiiel glniebnll6es Su 8uniten
elmer &c Jun BE II, paenoen gr=
Slebun9 Der III d nnli4en SuNeno.
inter DEN &atboliten weni8tens, Ses
I9eDen miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
&as BEN County Raa Der Wa9bars
i@ait.
- Die Wclterei bon PETERSBURG bat
fir oas tOmmenoe S0br bic iOlSsnoen
Yeomten ermQblt:

Die Wclterei bon PETERSBURG bat
fir oas tOmmeroe S0br bic IOlSenoen
geamten erD0blt:
RrGiioent-@eor0e SilbebrnuSt;
Ni;esG observation-disclosures. S6miiter;
SefretGr-S. s.. S6erbring;
0ileftoreu-Slem. Sriutmonn, 4. gies
bauS uno 10. Biloltein.
- 8erfl. @ode DurOen Serr ..
@rnit uno SRI. &eiter. beioe bon Belle
pue, Sa., berbeiratbet.
- 3u Center 8robs fono Srau
Sobanu Yr0tt am 9onnersta9 MOrgeu
ibren unmiiuoi9en Sobn SObnnn I'M
Bette eriiift Dor. Die Wutter bate
uuf eini9e Stuuoen ons Saus Der=
laiien uno erlubr bel ibrer Seimtebr
Die No3Hdt. Pie ilr4tbGr i4wer auf
ibr laiict.)
- en- Der 81. gOnifatiuss STRIDE sl
Neu 98ieu murosn pOm bOGp. Yater
Yape Serr 6ranS u. SOdeniteot unO
Sri. Nnua Dt. Son 2emoen an Siens-
tag Der Il. @o4s ebeli4 0etraut.
- Gon Der Ct. &atbarinas STRIDE gu
Sings, I'M bieii9en @OuutD, aus iauo
am Sonnta9 WOrsen bic Seeroigun9
Der Geite bon SRI. Sucia Sswalo ltatt.
Sisielbe par y Sabre alt.
- Sur9 Die grplOliOn elmer Campo
brad perfl. Wr6e ein 6eler i'm S0oeu
Der Serren giienius d Sauier gu 9as.
caoe aus. ipeldss einen S9aoen Don
etma 1915 auribtete.
- Qm Sonnerstag, ben Is. No=
pember. ltarb mad LANCER &rantbeit
gu Spersuile Serr Ssinrid 9aitOOe
i'm Glitter BON SO S0bren. Ser Ser.
itorbsne mar 81 Miinlier in @eitialen
oebiirtig uno fam I'M SABRE 1865 na6
Qmerita, no er bis 81 ieinsm SOoe
lebte. Gr mar unpsrbeira!bet uno bins
terldbt ieinen yrucer 6ranS Saitupe
bon Granpille. Sa., ionic feline
S9weitern Srau Mtaria u. Sutter
BON Bancroft. Srau 8. Berger uno
6rau 9R. Bethel bon 9DersUille. Die
@eeroi9una fano am Samsta9 bon Der
ct. 6rauSIstus-SirAe al SpersDile
aus itatt. Den tranernoen Sinters
bliebenen infer geileio. II. /. 2.
- gu Neu=@ieu wurosn bonn bod-
ipilroi0en Yatsr Yape am 9ienstO9
ebeli6 setraut: Serr Jrieori4 YOrs
ip0lo uno SRI. Waria Nblers; am
Mittwo5 Serr Seinri9 Sruning uno
SRI. Waria &. gDiestus unO an SOn-
nerstas Serr Seinri6 Wernte bon
&%urembur9 uno FRI. &atbarina &Oni9
BON SldOrD Sallep.
- gu YantitOu wurOen in perfl.
Wo6e Serr Satob &erns nno SRI.
SlOan ebeli9 9etraut.
- glm Sienstas perfl. @o3e purbe
Serr 8. 90. SOloer uno Sri. WarD
Ssrrin9 i'm Sauie Der Stern Der Sraut
in CRANBERRY pOlnt, S0., getraut.
- 9m SonnsrstaA. ben Is. go.
BENDER, wuroeu Serr Earl 81. SriOen
uno Sri. Nnna Is. paul i'm SauIe Der
@ltern Der yraut. Serr uno Srau
Yaul, in UT. WernOn, Sa.,
perbsIratbst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
Migr. GhahcGc.

Giner rOmii6en Gobslmelouna su=
Tol9e tit Der bohw'ite GrSbiiaof 9lari=
BUS SuoDig G9apelle BON Santa Sc,
Nem Werico. gum NaGiOl9er oss uer=
ltorbenen Mi9r. Sanhens allf oem erS=
biI6Ofi6en StuBle bon Sem Orleans
ernonlt iuoroen. Gr 1T - iuenn mir
ll1t lrrsn - ein 9ebOrener 6ran5oIe.
gta6oem er cine GeiBe bon Sabren III
Dem Serritorium New WericO als WPiis
llondr Selpirtt. murOe Nti9r. G9apele
am q. NuQut 1861 gum GOaojutor
oes 9reiien GrSbii6oIs Camp ernannt.
Ils SeBterer am 7. Sunuar 1894 reli9=
llrte, wuroe Mi9r. Gbapele fem Nabs
frller.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
Gbcli6 gctraut.

gu @alcnu. Su., puroen an IS.
NOO. Serr Seinrib S6miot bon We=
nominee. ST.. uno SRI. Gliiabetb
ebeli6 9~etraut. IS iun9ir=
ten a!s Srautiibrer ltno Gorbrdut:
Serr &0rl SbiltQen uno SRI. Satba-
S6miot. Die ipeltli9e SOdssits-
feier fano in Der 9%8obnung Der gltern
Der graut 81 WenOminee, ST., iiatt.
Giel Slid gum yuuoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
&f scgru bic @ictbeiGpinolrr.

Nn4 Dem nsIfn @eieBbu6 bon
Soma 1T in 3utunft feline 6reiBi0td=
9iQe 9toti3 an WictDsr, Wel6e MietGe
i9ul0iQ bleiben, mebr n0t9i9, ionoern
9entt0t cine orsltQQi9e ibrlitLi6e 1os
tIS, pom WIetbst00e on 9ere6net.
SQusei8entbitmer, welde OerbdltniB=
mdBi9 BObe Steusrn SOblcn miiisn,
w0ren bis O0bin elmer Sloiie bon pros
ieillOnellen MietbeiAmiuoleru 0egers
iiber n0beiu i6uBlO5. ytN6oem. 10
miro aus Den StGotsn Qci4rieben. OieIe
&lOiIe &sute, meI6e iiber oQs Mietbss
QeIeB tets woblunterri6tet iino, al Be-
Qinn Diellei0t cincn Mouat Atietbe i'm
NOraus QejNblt, oGun Elm ODER mebrcre
WOnate i4ulOt9 Qeblieben, b~erIefen tie
Il6 ouf oas 3Otd9i8e S;inOi0un0srett.
Die &linoi9un9 muBte brett am
WtietbstoQe erfOl9en. No6 @blouI
oieIer 80 Gage bate auf l"lutOIten oes
S0uSei9entblImers cine neitere oreitQ=
9i0e Noti3 81 eriOl9en uno erIt baun
tOnnte uuf ieiue Soften Wieoerum oos
WeubIcment aus ieinem yeiiBtbum
entfcrnt perOen. 9leieS 8eieB bate
CUR JOIQe. OGB ii6 cine re9uIdre &lnIie
pOn Mietbsi6WinOlern bsranbiloete,
mel6e in Davenport Elm Jte0iIter bon
ilber 100 Nameu au8madt. GiniQe
menj9e NnmQltc iiIbrten oieIe @iIte, uno
OOrTl6tige &onOIOrOs pfle9ten bort Gr=
tunoi9un2 eiu3u5icben. Die @eitBs
Nb0nOerUnQ. ONB Geute, tuel6e Wtietbe
eInen MonNt i6uIOi8 bleibsn. oann
am W~tietB9tN9e Ouf o~reitd9i9e &iinois
Qun9 bin fort miliien. lit Elm S9ritt
in Der reAten 9tI6tun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
Gas Seftamcut be5 Bu9nIrOi8rn
Cater Srtg

bon &eotut. Sa., beitimmt, onB Der
GeIOmmte NNNIoB oes YcrEorbcnen
benz bOhlp. &Oter Clemens So6aune5
OOn Der Ct. Muricn=6 emelnoe I'll
9ubuQue. So., sum a!Ieim0en uno ob=
IOIuten %erruOlter ilber9eben lei. IS
1T nO0oriifIib Qei09t, ooB Der Gr=
nNnnte Our60us teine ac6eni1oit
weocr an bic ituNtliten Seh0rDen nod
al ir8eno WeIde PriONtpsrionen 0bSu=
9cbCn babe.
ueber Den McrtG oes NoaIaIies iino
teiue beitimmten gln1oben perOnentli6
lpOroen. Der YeritOrbene ertlQrt Dur6
ieIne 9anolunQslueiIe, oaB er ObiOIu-
tcs Yertruucn in Gtep. SOb0me5 ieBte
unO entbebt oieien Oober oller Ger0nt=
mOrtli6teit an Onoere 8erIOnen.
9ieie NngNben limb Der .&eOfut Gate
@ltD" entnOmlmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
0nfJ Gin sScirrtaa in Sutua.

Sieben 9eIeglibe 6~eiertaae, ollBer
Den Spnnta9en, miro c5 uOrl nddIten
SABRE al in Soma 9eben, ndmli6
g%teuj06rstaQ, @Nibin9tons 8eburts-
tag, Grdberi6miidun9stag, lnab=
bQnQi9teitstag. grbeitertaa. SauiIag-
un0atog unO @eibna6tstng. Sis
jeBt mar in Soma Der %. 6sbruar.
MoIbin9ton's Geburtsto0. tein 9eieB=
li4er 6eierta9; er 1T ss beute nur NOD
in 3luei Staten ni6t, nGmli3 in Dir
tQnIQs unO WiIIiIiippi.