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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

The NEW MEXICAN's silly attack on A.
A. Grant, one of the most progressive
citizens of Albuquerque, should be
heartily condemned by the people of the
Duke City. As matter of fact there is
no comparison between the Albuquer-
que Democrat as it was prior to its vpnr-
chase by its present owners.-Las Vegas
Examiner.
The people of the Duke City will Judge
for themselves. AS far as its conduct to-
ward A. A. Grants Daily Monoplistis con
cerned, this journal will do what it deems
for the best interest of all concerned
The Examiner may call the structures Of
the New MEXICAN on the conduct of A
A. Grants water, electric light and gas
plants "silly attacks" but that sort of rot
does not change the situation In the least
hit
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09
The New AppOin tees.

The Republican party might have done
better than by the confirmation of all oil
the governors appointees. But again
they might have done far worse for the
territory. As The Enterprise has always
made an earnest and very aggressive pc.
litical fight against Hon. A. B. Fall in this
district, it cannot be accused of prejudice
or fattery when it gives it's hearty en-.
dorsement to his appointment as solicitor
general. Another ss competent as we'll
qualified, might have been found 10 the
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09
A GOOD Appointments.

Hon. W. E. Martin, Of this city, has
beer: appointed and confirmed as coal oil
inspector for New Mexico. The appoint.
ment is good one and if it comes within
the powers of the inspector, it is hoped
and believed that We will have better
uality of coal oil in this territory than
ia now sold by the Standard Oil company.
1t is an outrage that we have to use the
poor quality of coal oil that is sold in
New Mexico and at three times the price
charged in the east.-Socorro Chleftain
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

The big dailys look N orelike pugilistic
show bills just now, than anything else,
and every morning a suffering public ia
RECALLED with pages of rot concerning the
condition, habits, sayings and doings of
the two brutes, who are soon to pound
one another half to death for purse of
gold. The headlines are allurng, breezy,
braeing, and brazen. Just glance over
these gems of the art of headlining.
%. Corbett's Liver"
"Bob is Not Boozing.'
ga Swift Swipe in the Ksser."
"The Long Green on Jim
"Pugs in the Pink of Condition"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

which will demand solution from MIR.
Mckinley. Many of these questions be-
long to the hold over class, that lie, they
have come down unsolved through sew
eral administrations, some as far back as
the Harrison regime. Mr.. Harrison and
Mr.. Cleveland had troubles of their own,
especially in the matter of our foreign re-
ations, and SO it happens that instead of
keeping a clean page in the book of
diplomacy, they have added to the mud
die which now confronts the executive
Just, indicted into office. OF domestic
questions, finance and the tariff lead in
the matter of Importance, and these two
sub jects might we'll engage the whole at
tention of the ablest man that any nation
can produce.
These SUBJECTS, however, form but a
small part of the work with which this
administration must cope. Our relations
with Cuba are in a dangerous condition
It is an explosive question, and unless
handled with the greatest circumspec.
ton, may bring about serious results
| American interests must be protected on
the island, but this can be accomplished
in all probability without war. At least
this will be the policy OF the present
administration as already outlined.
The Hawaiian affair hangs heavily ir
diplomatic circles, and Mr.. Mckinley will
be asked to negotiate a new annexation
treaty. With England there is thu
Alaskan boundary question, and thu
regulations for protecting seals in Der
ing sea. As senator, Mr.. Sherman ex
pressed wish for ratification of thu
general arbitration treaty with England
and as the president also favors thi'
| policy, il is probable that our relation
with the mother country hereafter ma!
be conducted under this proviso.
There is disposition in congress tt
provide sharp retaliation upon thos'
countries which have attempted to shu
out American meat on the false pretenst
of the product being diseased.
Germany leads in this agitation, which
is the most absurd of her many absurd
policies. A rigid system of inspection ii
maintained, and not single case of dis
eased meat has been discovered, notwith
standing the boisterous cry, founded en-
tirely upon jealousy. Retaliation upon
Germany in this matter may seriously
com plicate our Samoan relations with
this country, at the present time main.
tanned under the tripartite alliance. Ger.
many is not satisfied with the attitude OF
the United States under this agreement
while on the other hand Mr.. Sherman
takes firm stand against surrendering
our charge.
In Turkey we have heavy claims for in
demnity, by reason of the pecuniary loss
of our people during the Armenian
troubles. From all this it will be readily
seen, that the new administration has
come upon the scene of official action at
time when our foreign relations are in
a condition of peculiar complication. II
will require clear head and steady
hand to guide the ship of state, in view
of the turbulent times upon which we
have come.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

THE New MExIc N is still keeping up
the old gag about cutting down terri
torial expenses and yet advocating the
compilation act which will only benefit
Frosty Max. Why the very mention of
his name gives one the shivers. Las ye-
gas Examiner.
Yes, and before A. @. Carruth of the
Examiner gets to be clerk of the Fourth
judicial district court, and John @. Bro
magen gets to be postmaster at Las Vegas,
these two gentlemen will shiver some
more
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09
Baying at the Moon.

In the matter of the governors ap.
pointments. the appointment of the pub.
lie printer, the capital removal scheme
and the plan for the compilation of the
laws there seems to be ring composed
of both Democrats and Republicans, the
members of which throw their respective
party aside, and run things to suit them
selves. Such is politics.-Las Vegas Ex-
amiuer
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09
Give His Name !

The Eddy county citizen who obtained
the signature of nearly every member of
the legislature to petition for his ap-
pointment to postofice, subseq uently
changing the heading, 80 as to make him
an applicant for the governorship, will
get his punishment in this world for
wicked deeds done in the fesh.-Las
Vegas Optic.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09
BY THE NEW MEXICAN PRINTING co.
tY7- Entered as Second-Class matter at the
Santa Fe Post Office.


All contracts and bills for advertising pay
able monthly.
All communications intended for pubica-
ton must be accompanied by the writer 5
name and address-not for publication-but
as evidence of good faith, and should be ad-
dressed to The Editor. Letters pertaining to
business should be addressed
New MEXICAN Printing Co.,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09
COMPLICATED CONDITIONS.

II is doubtful if ever before in the his
tory Of the country, that a president, upon
the assumption of office has been con.
fronted with foreign and domestic ones.
tions OF such serious import as those
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

CHAIRMAN CURRY, of the council COM
mittee on finance, is making an honest
and determined effort to cut down terri
torial expenses and to help the taxpayers.
But there are certain sinister influences at
work that may defeat his good work.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

CHARITY begins at home, say the mill
tia warrant" owners. OF course, it does,
therefore should the assembly squelch
any attempt OF the militia warrant sharks
for the funding of these millions of dol
lars of fraudulent claims
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09
TERRITORIAL COMMENT.
Leading Questions MS Treated by the
Territorial Papers.
HOPES it will Become Law.

The Enterprise is glad to note that the
bill for the compilation of the territorial
laws has passed the house and hopes that
1t will soon become law. The revision
of our statute books is one of the great
needs Of the territory. Now hurry up
gentlemen, you who have it in charge
Silver City Enterprise.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

they think OF him, Undoubtedly he will,
if he cares for reelection. Hanna's
strength is in Ohio, as far as we have
been able to learn. If he is not very
popular man IN this state, then we have
been sadly misinformed, that's all.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

PIrY the poor, old owners of the ST.
100000 Of "milita warrants" and fund
them into so years four per cent bonds.
The poor devils paid from five to ten
cents on the dollar for them and of course
should have dollar for dollar for them.
OF course. Why not!
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

ANY connection with militia warrant
deals will appear against the men taking
part in them, now and hereafter, should
they remain in public life. Take heed
aud look before you jump.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

No MAN in public life in New Mexico
or who expects to remain in public life,
can afford to touch any militia warrant
scheme with a twenty foot pole even.
The farther away from The corrupt thing
the better.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

A CONTEMPORARY wants to know IL IL is
likely that Hanna will sncceed himself in
the senate two years hence, when thh PEG.
pie OF Ohio have q chance TO say what
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

EDWARD W. For, a leading citizen of
Clayton, in Union county, is a candidate
for appointment to the Office of register
of the United States land Office at Clay
ton. Mr.. Fox is in every respect fitted
for and deserving of the position.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

Nor a single improper or bad bill has
so far become law. Good enough for
the Thirty second legislative assembly,
especially when one considers that some
very good bills have been enacted into
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

ONLY fund our $2,O00,000 of militia
warrants" into four per cent so year old
bonds and we will be satisfied, say the
militia warrant" owners. Very con-
siderate and kind indeed, they.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

The NEW MEXICAN Is the Oldest news
Postofice in the Territory and has large
and growing circulation among the intel!i-
gent and progressive people of the south
west.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

TnE public man, who touches the mill
tia warrant matter, will rue the day.
Pitch is bound to defle and 40 are the
militia warrants.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

The next governor of New Mexico may
be appointed tomorrow At least the in
dications are in that direction.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

That commission project for the in
vestigation of the 30 called militia war
rants reeks with corruption. Keep away
from it by all means.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

Ex CONGRESSMAN BINaER HERMAN, of
Oregon, ia to be commissioner of the
general land office. Mr.. Herman, is a
western mau and remarkably we'll fitted
for the position.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

Notice Is hereby given that orders given
by employees upon the New MEXICAN Printing
Co., will not be honored unless previously
endorsed by the business manager.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09
EIGHT more days, gentlemen of the as

The militia warrant fraud will be
shown in most readable and interesting
style at the proper time.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

THE county officials fee and salary bill
is still pending in conference committee
and time is getting short.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

DURING Mr.. Cleveland's term just closed
the total deficit in the treasury amounted
to little over $20O,O00,0O0.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09

The politician in New Mexico, who has
a regard for his future, will give oil mill
tia warrant schemes wide berth.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-09
TUESDAY, MARCH 8.

FINE climate this and no mistake about
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17
SclcsrapbliGe 9epei9en.
Snlano.
Gri9nKrn.
Blenpoo 3d., s. 9lug.


TOtbaniel MoiOn, ein iunSer 9teaer.
Ger felt einiger 3eit als Sausoiener
beim bieii9sn SOttor 6barles U. pOtueu
0n0eitellt mar, ma6te leBte 9tadt ben
Seriub. bic Satin oes SOttors in
ibrem S6lafSimmer 81 per9elualtiaen.
Gbe jeOOb Der Glenoe Iein llnterneb=
men ausfii6ren tonnte, ipuroe er bonn
SOttOr iberraiht uno na6 befti9em
Sample feltQebulten. glnoere Wit9lie.
Der Oes Sausbaltes 0larmirten raid bic
9ta9barn uno es oauerte ni6t lange,
10 waren 9s0en so Mdnner nit YiitO.
len uno @eluebren bepafInet CUR Stelle.
Gie Siir9er nabmen ben 9teger uno
fiibrten ibn ein Stiif nett Die 2anos
1traBe binuuter, no lie bei6lplen, ben
8urI5en in militGriiber g8eiie tootSu-
ibieBeu. Man CAB ibm 3eit, Elm 8e-
bet 5u Iprebeu uno itsQte i'm oann
9eQen ein Saufen Stsine, ipOrGuf lib
Der Mob in einem SnlbtreiIe aufltellte.
9luf ein 9e9ebenss Signal tradten aus
fdnmtliben &euplbern uno @eipe6ren
ShiIIe uno Der Neger lag, ben 2eib
nit &u9eln OOllgeiplft, als Eei6nam
ON SDOeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17
Gr,bii6nf &eane lit Los.
81 E NJ Nnrf. l3. Wun.


Gr3biibof Sobn s. Seane 1T beute
Worgen I'm 10 llbr nit Der PenniDl=
oania=giienba6n nab @aIbin9tou abs
Qereiit. 8eitern traf er aus Eom bier
elm uno 9eoentt etlihe Wtonate in oie=
lem Sanoe gu bleiben. @r ipiro Der
Veriammluna oes SirettDrenratbes Der
3atboliIhen uniDerlitdt in @aibiuaton
beiuobnen. Grsbil1of &eane ia9te
beute. oaB feline Gitdtsbr aus 8om tei=
nerlei Seoeutung babe uno baB er leoi9=
li6 bierbergetommen lei, I'm feline jdbr=
li6en 6erien bier 5u perbriu9en. Sein
3uiammentreffen nit GrbiI6Df Sre=
LAMB gefern Ibeno mar nibt porber ar
rangirt Doroen, aud bntte oallelbe,
luie gr3biidOf 2eane ia9te, nr cine
perlOnlihe Seoeutung. Sn SeSug
auf Die 9lnaabe, oaB er pabri9einlib
fir ben patanten er3biIb0fihen SiB in
gtew Orleans eruannt weroen piiros.
ia9te Der @rSbiidOf. er babe erit Dor
Sluel Sagen sebOrt, oaB bies mabrlhein=
liA lei. Gr babe ben Sii9OIen Der
gtew Srlearier gr3oi6Seie seihrleben.
iie m6tten ieinen Namen ni6t auf bic
2iite Der 9anoionten ieBen. Sieie
Sitte lei jeoo9 nibt bea6tet iuproen.
9eane iagte, er lei nit ieiner Stelluug
in &Om po0auf sufrieoen. iollte er aber
gum @rsbiiaof bon 9teu Orleans err
nannt neroen, 10 wiiroe er Die Grnen=
nun9 als Sploat Der Stride nit Sreu=
ben anIebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17
Die Sulse bes Gbcbru6s.
Suranap, Gpl.. II. Qua

y u y u, Vpl., Il. Nu9.
@iniam NreD, 9ruoer s. 6. 9.
glreD's opn Gbicago. puroe bcute pDn
Or. %. i. g0inters ourb mebrsre
Gepolperi1iiIie Qst6otet. Sie Ylut=
that erei9nete ii9 beute MOr9en um
balb z llbr. 9lreD itano, mad Sr.
Winters Sebauptuus, in einem itrGi=
liben Serbdltnilie 81 oes 2ebtersn
Srau. Spr 3 ooer 4 Wtonaten bate
Der SottOr SrObungen ge9en glreD ars-
9eltoBen, our6 uelde 2ebterer peran-
labt puroe, Die Staot auf eini9e 3eit
5u perlalleu. SOr lehs 9Boten tla9te
Srau @inters auf SdeiOun0 uno Der
groseb iOlte beute erOhnet peroen.
Qtrsp tam beute Worqsn, als er our
9lrbeit 9ins, an Der Office bes Softors
porii6er uno bat au9eblih gum Jenlter
bsrein9eieben. Gr bate einen HeDol=
Der in Der Sano. Der Sottor trat aui
ben giirasrlteia binaus. als pl0blib
spei IepOlperldiiie abgeieuert wuroeu.
9lrsD lief quer iiber Die StraBe, 9eiol9t
bon @intsrs. 9lrep brad pl6Blib auf
Dem ge9eniiberliesenoen Silr9eriteis
Suiammeu, wOrauf g8inters alle nod
in ieinem GeuOlper beIinoliden Su9eln
oem Salie9enoen in ben 2sib iboB.
9lrep tuuroe als 2ei6e bonn YlaBe 9e=
tra9en. Or. ginters 1T elmer Der ber=
porraaenoiten 9lerSte i'm iiloweltliben
Colorado uno mar ieihsr 3eit 0iitglieo
Der 8eleBgebun9 oes Staates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17
Scr 8anfpraiioent nsrbaitet.
SearneD, Neb., 9. glug.

4" " u ", NV, o' <uH.
Sreo $. &Obertion, Der Yrdliosnt
Der pertrobten bieligeu .6irlt National
8unt". lit 9eiteru WOrgen in 6orelt
GitU, WO.. per90itet wproen. Dor
mcbrereu Sa0en ibOn mar ein Sait=
brlebl 9e9eH i'm ermlrtt wOrben, aber
Cs mar benz SberiIf crit nah ldn0eren
9tOtiOribun9en Qelun0eu, &obertion's
9luIentbNltsOrt 5u erfabren. gr wiro
beiduIOi8t, fOlibe 2lngabsn beitwOren
81 Gabcn, I'm eineu beoelten0en Be
trGg bon @OuntD0elOern fir feline Yant
81 erlauQen, weI6e ipdter, als Die Sant
ibre Sbilren ihlOB, perlorsn 9in9en.
GObertIon lit elmer Der altefsn uno
beIOnnteiisn Snnters bes Staates,
uuo leine &erbaitun9 bat in ganttrsi=
len aIl9emciues auiieben errest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17
Srlbfmnro.
9luitin Winn., 9. glua.

NH II II, WlIHH., y. NlIg.
Sn elmer 2aube am SluBufer, i'm
GGrt Der &urnballe, wuroe gsltern Die
&eide Oes SiilispOitmeiiters bon Nultin,
GomuuO Sanoler, geiunoen. gr bate
bas YOitNmt am 2lbeno porber perlal=
len, mar isoOb nidt nab Sauie 9egan=
gen uno bate mdbreno Der Nabt
SelbitmOro be0anesu. slm Sage por-
Der mar ein pOIiamtsinipettOr ange=
iOmmsn, uno bate 9luitldrun9 iiber
9elDiile &e6nun9en Oerlun9t. Sanos
ler BinterldBt cine fSrau llnO 3usi &iu.
Der; er bate oas slmt ieit elf Sabren
betleioet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17
Sat ,ebn Weibrr.
ct. Sofepb, Mo., Is. 9tug.

ct. 5 otepb, NO., l3. Nu9.
gilbert &neelano, Der au9eblibe Yo=
lp9amilt. Der in Sem Werito perbaitet
uno bebuis ieiner Broseilirung bier.
bersebrabt puroe. bat laut ein9etroife-
nen Srieien ni1t ,ueni9er als 10
6rauen. bic nod fait ole am 2eben
limb. Sie 6rauen lebeu in Sbio,
Sllinois unb Wiiiouri. aneelano 1T
Elm rsiisnoer &iinitlsr rno wuroe gum
lebten Wtale bier Dor stuei SSa9ren ges
traut. 3uerlt bat er ii4 in GOlum=
bus, O., oerbeiraibet. Seine pierte
Srau. Die in ct. Souis mObnt, betreibt
Die aeridtlibe Seriolguns oes @tOra
monerias.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17
siuf Der SasS ncrnnslHft.
Qluburn. 81. 81. s. Qlud

Ssute tpur0e bier 0teilen nDroli6
Dn bier bic 2ei9e oes etpa 55 Sabre
0lten Or. 9lrt6ur 9. &enneop, zines
SpeSiaIiiten fir glugen-, Sbren- uno
9alStrantbeiten, Der Iib sur &ube ge=
ieBt bate, geilnoen. @r mar bsute
friib 9e9en ) lbr BON Sauie wsase9an=
gen, nm su jaQen uno iein Soo 1T
O0ne 3weiiel ourb 5uidllige gntlaouna
0cs 6etuChres peruriabt iuoroen. @r
bate einen S6uB pbsrbalb oes Gnies
crbUlten, on Dem sr iib psrblutete.
9ie Steae luo iib Die @unbe betano,
mar nit einsm blutgetrdntten Saideus
tu9e umlpifelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17

Der Papit 1T iiber oen Worb auf's
9O6te beltiirSt uno bat sleid nad
gmpfnng Der gtabri6t mad Der ipani=
iden 6eIanotIbait seibidt, nm 9tdbes
res ilber Die gluttbat su erfabren. gr
pat aub oarllber nad Waorio tslesra=
Dbirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17

2ebanon, Snb., II. 9lua.

I u u U u, SUu., Il. QuH.
9ie abtsi9idbriae 6rau glisa @al-
ton ilt aeltern 9ta9mlttag aus Der orei
Weilen 0ltli6 bon Sebanon gele9enen
@Obnuns ibres S9wie9erIObnes. Wil.
ton 9tap, 9eraubt luoroen. Der Gdu,
Der mar, ipie bsri6tet wiro, ibr si9sner
Sobn, Sbomas @alton, iuel1er IN 9lb-
welsnbeit oes S6wa9ers 9t0D in oehen
@obnung lam. feline alte Wiutter in
ein Su9gp padte uno init ibr our1 Den
gSalo oaponlubr.
lln9eidbr cine Weile bonn Sauie be.
9e9nete er ieoO6 ieinem S6paser Nap.
Der i1leuni9lt oas auf Die SauoltraBe
fiibrenoe SbOr ihloB unO @altOn bier
Stunosn lana einaeipsrrt belt. bis Der
berbei9eruiene Maridaa g8itt ben
Menihenrduber in Saft nabm.
Wutter 9Salton ioa nun beute Dor
8eribt ielblt enti9sioen, pb lie bel
ibrem SObn roer bel Dem Sbpiegsr=
John wObnen mill.
Der Streit nm ben geiib Der alten
iSrau lit, pie es beibt, nur oesbalb
sntbrannt, neil lie cine monatlide Yen-
lion BON $24 be,ebt. welhe beioe Yar-
telen germ mObten perSebren belfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17
i, Meiu Sobn ,ieb' nidt mad alasfa. -
@aibin9ton. 8. s.,
10. Wla.

Ser Miuifsr oss Snnern, gliB, bat
BON Dem rieli9en 9lnoran9e nab ben
8oloIeloern am Glonopte uno III Qlasta
9totis 9enommen rno bic nadtebence
g8arnuna an oas aagemeine publltunl
erlaIIen:
gln 4ae, bic es ansebt! anaeli6ts
Der Hadridten, tuelde in oieiem Separs
tsment einsetroffsn lino, o0B 5000 yer=
ionen nit 1000 Snnnen Sepdf uno
Gradt CUR 3eit am @in9an9e sum
,@bite. SaB" in 9llasta auf cine Geles
aenbeit warten, Die ger9e nab Dem
Duton=SluB gu trellsen, uno oaB blele
9lnoere 8orbereitllngen treIien, I'm llb
ibnen ansuI6lieBen, erahte ib es tilr
an9smeiien. Ollie, iuel4e beiaQts Heile
81 MAIDEN 9eoenten. auf Die llnblloen oes
Glimas, Die @ntbebruu9en, Ssloen uno
8sIabren auimsrtiam 81 MAIDEN, pelbe
81 bieier bOreeriidten SabresSelt nit
iener &eiie pertniipit iino, ielblt wcnn
iie 10 sliidli9 iein iOllten, Die gerge gu
iibsritei9en. I'm nah ueberlteigung
oes Yoiies Sawlon Gitn 3u erreihen,
miilien Die SetreiIenoen cine 700 Wtei=
len lan9e Strefe i6tuieri9er S9lTts
fabrt auI bem Yuton-6luB obnc an9es
meiIene Sransportmittel 5uritfle9en,
uno ss 1T Speifelbaft, Oh bic &elie polls
enoet ,perosn tann, ebs Der JluB ourb
Sis aeI6lOiien ilt.
SD iiible mid gebrunasn, Die gluf=
msrtiamteit bes Bublitlnns auf Obi9e
Serbdltniiie su ridten eur6 Die ernit=
li6en m0sli6en Solgen fir 2eute.
pelbe wabreno iiinf ooer iebs MOnas
ten zines arttiiden Winters in Der 9e-
bir9i9en 8iloniB SurIidsebalten tper=
ben, mo, pie 9rOb INNER Die gtotb leln
mag. teine Siilfe lie erreiben fam.
Is. q. SliB,
N1....El.. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17
5 talien n.
R o NJ, z. @ug.

Die Grmoroung oes ipaniIben Nti-
niltsrprdiiOenten bat bier siu 8eIiibl
oes Sbrefens erre0t. Siele 6lag0en
iino aui Salbmait aui9ebibt. Der
Yremier, Marquis oi 9tuoini. mo Die
Wtinifer baben beute Der lpanlIbeu
9cianotihait einen peri0nliheu Sciub
ab9eltattet. SOnig Sumbert bat Der
SOniain.Ge9entin tsle9rapbiib islu
Seilelo aus9eoriidt uno es beiBt, oaB
iib Der Sronprin3 SittOrip Gmauucls,
Der prinS bon Neapel. pelher ieBt nit
ieinsr YaAt auf elmer Sreusiabrt be-
Sriiieu lit, nah Waorio bsssbsn wiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17
$3.50 fnrt.
W} 10 alltee. 9. Qud.

Der Tarmer Sames SOwaro, al Der
nab SOwell iiibrenOen 3anoitraBe.
un9eIdbr 5pei Meilen iiIOlid bon Der
St0Ot9rense wObnbaIt, beridtete seitern
2lbeuo Der POli3ei, oaB ibm bon Sim
brehern Iein 8eloibrant, in wel4em
ii6 $3.50 brfunoen, 9eraubt woroen
lei. Die Ginbretber batten ibrsn g8as
gen oi0t an oas 5enlter 9eibOben. ben
orsi GuB boben 8sloihrant binsin9e-
hOben uno waren oamit oapOnsefab=
rer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17
nfreih Il.
3 aris, z. glua.

gSle man iaat, lit oas MiniIterium
beg onentll6en llnterridts in ben
Stanoal periuifelt, iopie cine 9ln,abI
BON Subalternbeamtsn uno ni6tamtli=
den pcrlonen. Giner Der getbeili9.
ten. Der lib in Sait befinoet, ertldrt.
oaB er lan8e 3eit ein idwunepolles
8elddft nit ataoemiihen Ndsaeibnun=
gen betrieben uno piele 3dufer seiun=
ben babe.