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lar well built up, handsome lace inside
and at the sleeves. Line the Jacket
with some delicate silk, and let the lin
ing be planned to harmonic with one
or two of your gowns, because part of
the beauty of the jacket will be it's eff
| feet when loosely falling open, save as
it is caught at the belt. The belt may
be band of narrow black satin ribbon
apparently tied in a loose knot, or a
wide folded affair that has the effect of
a sash turned about the waist twice
| and knotted
| If you are tempted to get more wear
out of that old skirt, just contemplate
| its plainness, then look at the stylish
skirt shown here, and change your
mind. OF course, all skirts are not so
elaborate as this pictured one, nor are
| plain skirts tabooed, but 1t indicates the
present tendency and nowadays trim
med skirt is certainly preferable to a
| plain one. This gown combined blue
MORE silk and black satin muslin The
skirt was in the new bell shape, and
had a deep pleated muslin ffounce
headed by three bias folds of the silk,
which were again headed with an in
sertion of black lace. Draped three
cornered pieces of the silk fell on the
flounce, and were repeated on the bod
ice a. the front and in the epaulets. The
bodice was covered with tucked black
chiffon, all the tucks pointing to the
center where the bodice hooked. The
| sleeves were covered with tucked chif-
fon and black satin gave the girdle.
| Women's fondness for elaboration is
shown quite as pointedly as in gowns
of this sort, in the almost extravagant
color schemes that prevail for dresses.
Take, for example, a gown in loose
weave of black grenadine over cerise.
The bodice is a short black net. A
bright green stock collar finishes the
bolero and skirt and bolero are lined
with green. This is fair sample and
from it you can see that you may have
all the colors you like, but they should
| be used with case. FLORETTE.
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ENCOURdGiNG.

Encouragement / dance
with you tonight" She-"You might
try."-Life
Not Affected.-"Flour has gone up ten
cents barrel" That's all right; we
buy ours by the k."-Chicago Rec
ord.
1.-THE most curious thing in the world
- began Bixley. "Hush." hoarsely
whispered the Mortified Jenkins, with a
gesture towards the door; she's in the
next room. Boston Traveller.
Wife Henry, I think you were in
toxicated last night. You spoke to me
as though there were two of me-" Hus-
band-''Thats because / am always
doubly happy to see you dear Boston
Transcript.
Il am informed, my friend, that
you're losing money on fast horses
remarked the Rev. Mr. Angel. You're
information is all wrong I'm losing my
money on slow horses" said Frank
Speede.-TidBits
Il don't know what to do" said the
woman whose nature is distrustful. 81
hate to be imposed upon. How am I
to know that you are really hungry"
That's easy, ma am" replied the men,
dicant. Il kin prove it by lettin' We
watch me eat Exchange.
The master was asking questions
masters are apt to ask questions and
they sometimes receive curious an
swers. This question was as follows:
Now boys, how many months have 20
days?" "All of them, SIR replied a
boy in front-San Francisco Exam
liner.
A Familiar Occurrence-"There are
in the histories of all nations" said the
earnest man, 'crises when some few
men must step forward and save their
country from utter ruin" Yes" re-
piled Senator Sorghum, that's very
| true. 1t happens once every four years
with Washington Star.
Poor fellow! 1 hear he was badly
hurt" He was" well, I suppose he
carried some accident insurance" Not
a bit of it. He wanted to take out a
| policy, but, in view of his business, the
companies declined, on the ground that
| he was an extra-hazardous risk"
What was his business?" He was a
canvasser for an accident insurance
| company. "-Exchange
! Too Appreciative.-Miss Gotham
And I suppose they have bargain days
| in Glasgow, Mr.. McIvor?" McIvor-
Ma conscience. no! It wad ma do
| ava" Miss Gotham-"Ipdeed! Why, l
| thought bargain days would just suit
| your people" McIvor-"Thats just it!
! It would emit than o,uer ,raoI Gin
they had bargain days naebody wad
buy onything on the ither days, We
| ken Puck.
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time religious rites, and these old lndi-
ans gathered together from afar and
decorated-we can hardly say dressed
In the ancient way, headed and led on
by old Chief "Pop-a-chunk," solemnly
danced around and through fire OF
logs till they We're scorched, blackened
and exhausted, every spark of fire ex-
tinguished, and every feather that re-
manned on ancient "Pop-a-chunk'
stood out like the "quills upon the fret
full porcupine." All this was pretty
we'll, but next night came the floral pa
rade, and those who saw this will never
allow that any previous show surpassed
it, or that any following one can ever
equal it, For if there is anything that
Southern California produces in protu-
sion it is flowers; they are with us all
the year around, but at this time they
are at the best, and the beautiful and
unique floats that passed in magnificent
procession before the queen and her at
tendant ladies, and afterwards through
the brightly lighted streets, were worth
a journey from far country just to
see. They were types Of history, tradl-
ton and story, and the embodiment OF
imagination and fancy, and to have
missed this part of the pageant was to
have lost the best of all,
But now the show is over, the crowds
have dispersed the committees have al
ready begun to make arrangements for
another year, the queen has retired to
private life, and a good subject of the
Queen of England, who thinks all this
buffoonery shows lack of respect to
really and truly queens and kings, has
written to the Times" to protest
against so much aping of royalty.
J. f. B.
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Notwithstanding the failure common
iy attending attempts hitherto made to
obtain from spiders, gathered eollec-
lively for the purpose, an amount of
silk sufficient for industrial uses, it is
now claimed by NJ. Cambolle, a French
naturalist, that the Madagascar species
of this insect is susceptible of manage
ment capable of some practical results
In this line He has found that the spi-
der of that country is capable of pro-
ducing at the beginning of its work
more than one hundred yards of thread
per hour, increasing in quantity until
1t actually produces more than one
hundred and fifty yards in that length
of time. His experiments also show
that this thread has about the consist
eney and strength of the thread yielded
by the silkworm that is fed on mulber-
~ leaves. A peculiar little machine
winds the threads on bobbins as soon
as it issues from the spider.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

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Display Advertisements per Inch, one IN n
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Obituary Notices, In prose or verse, 10
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Deaths and Funerals. 80 cents each. Local
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Yearly advertisers are limited to their own
immediate business tall mattev to pc uh,
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FASHION NOTES.
An Old Skirt and a New One,

If in buying that black satin skirt
one or two seasons ago you were well
advised, you purchased one In a good
quality and did not sSimp the material
If you did this, now comes your har-
vest of economy. Rip the skirt, sponge
the satin carefully, and press 1t face
down on cotton flannel. 1t is as good
as new afterward, or else you have
given the skirt the hard wear that best
clothes" should never be subjected to-
Now make a loose belted Jacket of it.
Have the sleeves baggy from armhole
to wrist, and a bulgy cuff either
spreading over the hand or turned back.
Let it be double breasted in front, col
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"A curious law suit will soon be tried
In Duchess county, New York. Some
thine ago a man and his wife could not
agree on name for their infant son,
and the mother decided to settle the
question according to her wishes by
having the child baptized one day while
the father was absent. The father has
now sued the clergyman for damages
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-08

What can happen is shown by a story
which comes from Alabama Jeremiah
Myers had a farm in Talladega county.
IIe was respected by his neighbors. His
family consisted Of his wife, his step
daughter and his mother-in-la Sud-
denly the stepdaughter, then a girl of
Ii, swore out a warrant against Farmer
Myers for felony. Her shocking story
implicated her own mother, the farm
ers wife, as accessory. On her testi-
mony in court the Myerses were con-
victed and sent to the State peniten-
tiary for life That was fifteen years
ago. They have just been released on
an executive pardon. The stepdaugh-
ter, now woman grown, has confessed
under oath that her story was wholly
untrue and that she was induced to tell
It and stick to it in court by her grand
mother.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-08

Don't drink ink. Ink, black, red or
blue, contains disease breeding bacteria.
micrococci, and saprophytes, according
to German doctors, who have been ex-
Amining school inks and have cultivat-
ed bacillus found in it that proved
fatal to mice in four days.
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which itself is hampered by Insufficient
equipment, by an inadequate professor
al staff and by imperious demands for
further additions to the list of subjects
taught
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American architects are invited to
compete with those of other countries
for plans for a new capito! building in
The City Of Mexico, to be known as the
palace Of federal Legislative power.
These proposals will be received from
architects in any country. The au-
thor of the design accepted will be en-
fitled to a bonus of $4,000. The de-
signs classified in the second and third
places will receive a bonus of $4,000.
Those adjudged in the fourth and fifth
places will receive a gold and silver
medal respectively, with appropriate in
Bcriptions engraved thereon, and $500
additional. The bonuses mentioned
will be paid in Mexican currency.
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The museum of the Missouri State
university now claims to have the larg
est and most perfect mastodon skull in
the world, an honor heitherto held by
the British museum. 1t has been given
to the Missouri institution conditionally
by R. A. Blair, the well known geologist
of Sedalia, Missouri He reserves the
right to reclaim it at any time, but it is
hoped that it may remain permanently
at the museum. The large collection
of mastodon remains at the British mu-
seum, as well as the collection at Ber-
lin the next in value, were both made
up almost altogether of remains found
On Missouri.
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Judge Beekman Of the New York SUI
preme court has just decided that seats
in the Stock Exchange are taxable
property. "It is a matter of common
knowledge he says, ''that these seats
are of large pecuniary value, and for
transferred for large sums of money
with the sanction of the Exchange,
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Under the new tariff the beer drink
ers will contribute SAT, 100000 to the rev.
enue and the tea drinkers $10,000,000.
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THECARRINGTON PUBLISHING Co
OFFICE 400 STATE STREET.

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CITY, ID
CENTS A WEEK, tnCENTs A MONTH, 50 FOR
sIxMoNTHs, 81 A YEAR. lHE SAME Terms
BYMAm.
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F. M. BROWN & COMPANY.
Weather Wants
p.s. GAMBLE.

are uppermost in most peoples
minds. Everything good here
now, from a hammock to an
ice cream freezer.
We are building our repu-
tation as a supply centre
broader daily.
1t doesn't pay to spend
money on brag-people al
ways size you up for what you
are, not what you think you
are.
Here are some good things
for Saturday:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
Selegrapbiide Sepei6en.
Sniano.
Ser vbOHi6e" Wr. 6artmanu.
% a aibin9ton. II. Mai.


Saus. Die Seratbung Der Ses
natssuidBe CUR Smnibusbia wuroe
beute bonn Sauie bsenoet uno Die Bill
allr 6OnferenS 9eibidt. Prdlioent
Glepe!ano's Observation-Disclosures mar
Der Geaenitano einaebeuoer Sebatte
nno oas Saus beiblob. benz Die Sroer
aufbebenoen 3uIaBe feline 3uitimmun9
AL perla9en, nit Dem Teri itdnoniB. oab
bic 6Onierensmit9lieoer einen 3uiaB
abiallen iolten, Der Die slel6e ySIrs
illn9 baben piiroe.
9lls SaceD bemertte, Sartman nebme
an. oaB Yrdiioent Mc&inlep oieielben
Sebler MAIDEN ipiiroe, Die YrQlioent
Gleoelano, eripioerte er Sartman:
sd CLAUDE ni6t, oaB es in Der tpeiz
ten gBe!t nod einen ioldeu Summtopf
9iebt, Der ben tauisnofen She'll Der
Sebler MAIDEN tonnte, bic Yrdlioent
Sleoelano 0ema6t bat. Sd babe nidt
fir Wtc&inlep 9eltimmt, aber 8Ott lei
Cant, er 1T eiu ameritanii6er PrGli=
bent uno Der erits, Gen mir ieit bier
Sabren gebabt baben."
Na6 3uriidsiebuna etlider 3uiabe
belhluB oas Saus nit 100 9e9en 80
Stimmen, oem Senats5uiaBe ui4t bei-
Supfll1teu.
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u. y. ".
% a / blngton .. g.
Is. M0i.

Sas supreme Council" Der r9lms-
ricau Yrotectipe 9lNpcintiOn" erludblte
beute gtahnlittaa bic fol9enoen Seam=
ten: Yrd,iosnt, SObn W. Gbols bon
gltlantu, Gia.; SiSe=YrlIioeut, &. s.
Stitle, Gautru, O.; Stuats-Setre.
tar, Sarrp 6. Sumper. Ysnniplpa-
MEN; &aplnn, ". 8. gottwalo. 8.
=, s. Yalmer. Colorado; supreme
ShaBmeiiisr. Is. s. Stpfmau, MarD-
lnno; Supreme @uaro, =. :. Snpis,
Sprin0iislo. Waii.; Supreme Ssnti=
mel. u. %. Gbambers, MarDlano;
5rultses. 3. y. Saubgwaut 3. g..
Golie uno &. q. Nlfipu.
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Ssnn., orsiBig Meilsn bon bier, bat
lid eln iurhtbares llngliif ereisnet.
Ser 9rOBe, ieh,ig GuB bobe aipptar=
rem brab SuIammen uno eriAlug Sebn
weiBe 9lrbeiter auf Der SteIle uuo psr-
leBte mebrere anosre ernitlid. Die
ytNmen Der llm9etOmmeren Iino: Sole
HeminQtOn, Is. Gilburn, @illiam 4il=
burn, Sim SrOwn, eiu ahtjabri9er
1obn bon Sim SrOwn, Sol. Sarris.
Hauoin Sarris, 8iharo Saropid,
Wat. 9row uno Sim @rop.
Die 9tamen Der Sbluerperlebtsn
Iino: Bill Sims, George 8amble, 6.
Gamble. u. S'SlQ. %. ailpatrif,
Soe Newton. 8. Yropn, ,pei Mtdn-
ner Nanens McGlmore uuo u. 9bri-
itian.
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Gin Cod i'm S6ii.
San Graucisco, Is. Wai.

San Srauclsco, IL. Wat.
Ser Sampfsr 2luitralia bon Sonos
luiu bat Die 9tnhri1t iiberbrnbt, oaB
eiu Seriut 9ema6t tuurOe, oas 0ms.
ri.aniide Sbiii Suoiana. tuelbes 1900
Sonuen 3uder gslaoen bate. allf Der
6abrt bon Silo uab gteu Oort aniu-
bobren. IS mar Elm Sod ourh Den
gOoen oes ShiTes 9ebobrt woroen uuo
orei Wtanu bon Der VclaBunA pelhe
Der Sbat perOlttia maren. Iino n0b
Grtoetuu9 oes Sets oeiertirt.
Die 2aoung ipuros etluas beibloiat,
aber oas 2ef .Wuroe seiti9 0enu9 ent-
osft, I'm pas Sinten oss SbIfss 81
per6ilten.
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Srunncunergiftung.
2ouispiIle. 3n.. s. Moi

Soulsollle, &D., 3. Wlol.
Sine SpeslalOepeide aus Pittepiae.
&p., iu0t: Sr9eno ein Seuiel in Wtens
ibengeltalt bat in Die msbrere 0iellen
n6roli6 bon bier 9eleNenen Yall 6reet
SDrinA 8iIt 0ewOricn uno in 5OlNe
ouuOn iino flint Msni6sn. welhe bon
oem Wuiier Der Nuelle tranten, QeitOr-
ben. wGbreno iiinf 0noere im Sterbsu
''saca. Ypu Dem Ssriibcr Der S1au0-
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Snbuqne, Soma, 9ieufag, oem Is. Mat 1897

aemiidten Gaoung unterlue9s seipelen
mar, 9erietb geltern 9tahmittaH IN oer
9tdbe oieier 8iilte in grano. IS wuroe
nab benz uier 9elteuert, no es seltern
2lbsnb I'm 9 llbr iiinf Weilen iilolib
bon bier auflief. &apitdn uno Be
mannun9 ipuroeu bon Der Gag Sarbor
2ebensrettunssmannlAaft 9lilfli6 an's
2ano gebradt. Sas Sbiff lit iuabr'
ibeinlid total perloren. Man ner=
iu9t einen Sbeil Der 2aoung 81 retten.
Gbarleiton, g. g., 9. Mai.
Sas gunoesidulidiff vGbale", mel=
Dies beute in ben bieiigen Safen ein=
lief, bate am Sonnerstag, ben 5.
mai. I'm balb spei llbr friib. etlua so
Weilen n6roli9 bon bier einen Su=
iammenltoB nit eiusm S6oOner, Der
wabribeinlid Der v&i6aro 5. s.
Sartlsp" bon Bottom mar. y0ie &api=
tdn Samlet bonn vGbaIe" iaste. lei Der
ShoOner brett auf 2eBtersn 5u9eiab=
rem, Obne auf bic bon oemielben 9e=
9ebcnen Sianale 3u adten. Die Ssute
bonn yGbaie" batten alles in ibrer
Wtabt itebenoe 9etban. nm einen 3u=
iammenitob gu permsioen. allein uer=
9eblib. Der vGbaie" Derlor bel oeln
3uiammentOB einen grOBen She'll iei-
ner Saiela9e uno wuroe TART 0n9e'
rannt, pGbreno Der S6oOner lllr IN.
beoenteno bei6aoi9t lpuroe. 9lu9ens
i6sinli6 mar auf benz SdlOOner. Der
nit pollen Se9eln fubr, teine @ade
ausseitelt. Ger Sdooner wsiserte
iid, irssno tpelbe 6ra9en sl bcNnts
pOrten, uno ibien oarGuf beoabt 81
iein, mOSlihIt raid we9'utummen.
Ser anter oes SdOOners mar bel Dem
3uiammenitOB iiber goro 9sibleuoert
lporoen. uno er wuroe in 6Ol9e oieIes
llmlianoes lan9e 9enug 3uriifaebalten,
oaB Der am Steru beiinolihe Same
oes ShoOners 9eleien Ueroen fOnnte.
Ser vGbaie" miro bier bleiben, bis ein
Sdlepper aus Baltimore fir ibn elns
trifrt. gtismano wuros beim 3uiam-
menltoB psrlsbt. 9lllem gnI6ene n0d)
trint ben Sapitdn Samlet uno islue
Geute nidt Der 9eriuglte 5aoel, oa lie
glles perlu6t baben, I'm ben Sulam=
meuItpg All nernlei0eu.
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Vsinabe sclgu9t.
Ssno. Sno.. II. Wai.

Soutb Seno. Sno., II. Mlai.
Su Miibawata isusrte ein Sanos
ltreidsr, Namens 2swis, auf peter Si=
roll siuen SbuB ab. trai ibn aber nidt.
Sarauf Lief er meg uno mari Ieinen
HepOlper pon lih. Sine Sdaar bon
yiir9srn nit auiippeln lilo S3rcts
flinten bewaiinet. nabm absr ipiort Die
Terfpl9un9 aui; er wurbe ein8sbplt
uno uah Dem Srte Suriltlebradt, no
ioIort sin Strif bsrbei9ebolt wlroe,
um ben StrOIa al Den ua4itsn @aum
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WuSI0no.
Sc euti9 II b.
$ q NJ burg, 10 @tat.

Der bOlllnoiide Sampfsr vSirosns"
lit bel Der Sniel SelsOlano gesen bic
nOrme0ii9e Sarte .&OeoUar" an9e=
raunt uno es iuiro an9enOmmen, oaB
Die beioen SdiI1e uuter9e9angsn limb.
pm oen bsioerieitigen 9enanuunsen
lino l3 gerettet uoroen, aber beoeuteno
mebr liuo ertrunten.
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n9ie ellie" gci6ieben.
Gafeport, Gal., IA. Wai

~WF y y VWE', II 12kWT'
Gmilie Charlotte 2an0trp, beiier
unter oem gtamen .Sie ellie pOn
SerIeD" betannt, ia! bon ibrem enS=
lii6en 8atten Die Sbeiouns erlan9t.
Die SAeioun9stlase wuroe in aller
Stille betriebeu uno oas Sbsioungs-
oetret lit 9eltern bon 3ibter Crumbs
unterseihnet luOroen. Oils Sbeioun9s=
9runo mar bon Der Sld9eriu anseoeben.
oaB lie lett Sabren bon ibrem 8aiten
oerlalien lei uno oaB oerislbe ieitbem
in teiner g8eiie fiir ibreu uno hires
&inoes llnterba!t 9eiorst babe. 10 oub
oaB lie ge;luungen selueien lei, ii9 Der
Sibue Su5upenoen.
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Gein NGrber.
Wi lwautee, @is.. s. Wai.

Mi ilDautee, @is.. 8. Wtai.
Sn oem 9eiinoen Der Spfsr bes
Morpbuben poub, iiber oehen plers
iahe Sluttbat in eiuem Sarmbauie bel
@auteiba 9etern beribtet wuroe, lit
teiue glenoeruns ein9etreten. Der
&ne9t WcSolt miro ibperlia ipieoer
auitOmmeu, oage9en iperoen 6rau
Sarris uno oas Sienitmdodeu SeIen
gesbad wieoerber9eitsllt tperosu, sluf
ben WDroer lpiro nod INNER aefabn=
Oct. ollie Haoler, Die in Der l@eaeno
nibt befannt iiuo, iueroen ieit Der
Morotbat nit srObem WiBtralen be-
baubelt.
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81 II s Ian b.

ct. Petersburg, IA. Mai.
@eitern abeno 1T Elm Militdrsus s,ui.
lden &otsnbOf uno glipa auf Der
gSalti- -Suriem=gabn BON einem furdt-
barren giienbabnunaliit bstrofen tpor-
ben. Seaiebn @aSen wuroeu ssr-
trlmmert.
3pei Sffi3iere uno beinabe bunoert
Soloaten wuroen getOotet uno peitere
ledSis idlimm perlsBt.
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% q bin9ton, l3. Wtdi.

Saus. - Die Snoianerbewili.
gun0sbill wuroe beute pom Saule erle=
oi9t bis auf bic Seiiimmuns CUR Groiis
nun9 Der llncOmpabsre=gdnoersien in
lltab. Die bis WtOntaS peribOben
iDurcc.
Gcr Gonierensberibt, tpelber einen
SnOianerlpelber in Omaha griiuoet,
bic Gcrpahtuus Der Seneca Seldnoe.
relen ratliBirt uno Den 8eribteu i'm
Snoiansr=SerritOrium einen Hlbter
binaHNelil9t, uurDe nit 81 9eSen AZ
Stlmmen anHenOmmen.
yeinabe swei Stunoen wuroen NIT
tiner Debate iiber Die Sronun9sirase
gSbeelers, oaB Die 8ei6lftsreSel fir
halblpOdcntlide SiBungen 9eseu Die
gerfanun9 Der ltOBe, binSebraAt.
Seuat. - Sta6 ldn9erer Stille
pnroe Der Senat Beute nieoer eiumal
stipas aui9erilbrt, einmGl ourb cine
Sebatte ilber Die 3uderuntsriuhunN
uno gum @noersn Ollr6 ein SbarmiIs
bel uber Ole Sarlfbill.
Die GeiOlutipn gllen's, glperton 81.
Chapman Dor oas tribunal oes Scnats
81 brlngen. mlroe in etwas eintOniaer
gSel'e beiprOhen. bis Der MiIt9abel-
mann bon SilosGarOlina 2sben in bic
Yuoe bra6te nit Der Yemertuna, es
perlaute. oaB SenatOren nod in pori=
ger @ode in 3uteractien ipeiulrt bdt=
ten.
Nm Der Gebatte betbeiliaten lib
auBerOem Nllen, Gbanoler, Saultner,
gSbite, Soar uno SpOOner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
Die Strait bes Wabuiinnes.
Suoian0pplis, IS. Wai


Sr. Barnes, elmer Der anssisbsulten
Ner,te Der StaOt, wel6er nit ieiuer
,srau uno Spei &inoeru am WOporuf
plaB wobnt. lit seltern pl0blib tObiiib.
tiS 9eworoen. Sm perGOn9eneu Sttos
Der muroe er bon Shwermutb befulen
uno bon ieinsm in GbicaNo wobneuoeu
Yruoer. Dem Sr. Carl Barnes, in cine
SsllanNalt 0ebraht, aus welber er
ibeinbar 9ebeilt in Sesenlber eutl0is
isns ipurse. Geltern ieoDb puroe er
ploblib ruabnlinuig uno es beourIte
Der Grait bon iehs Wdnnern, I'm ibu
Al iibsrwdlti9eu; ialieBlih 9elanH es,
iDm Sanoieiielu ansule9eu. iuprauf er
sinitmsilen in poliSeillbsn GsWabrIam
Qeupmmeu Wuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18

SGott beitano oas ausi6eioenoe 3abinet
aus fol9enoen Miitglieberu: Slump.
SultiSminilter uno Winiiter fir Sys-
Lamb; Sbcrlt Stanaf. &rie9sminiiter;
Sl3e-gomiral gapn. 6lOttsnminiiter;
bon aarbus Saroenfletb, Gultus= uno
llnterridtsminiiter; S0rrins, Winilter
oes Snneru; bon Seheiteo, 9lderb0u.
minilter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
9 i ne III Il ri.
&openb aAen, II. Wai.

Die lcnaernNrtete @siniltertrilis lit
ein0etretsn. Ser Yremierminllter lno
Miniltsr pss gluspGrtiaen, Baron BON
Isebs Shptt. bat beuts Wtcraen oem
G0ni9 ben &ilttritt oes GObIuets ms
0esei9t uno Der 9OniS bat ben gr-
Yremisrminilter gstrup nit Der gtcn.
bilOuug eiuss &abiuets beuuitra9t.
gluBsr osm prsmisymiriitsr RssoB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-18
Jeusr aut einem Sampfer.
" NJ Yort, 9. Wai.

Ser Sampfer 2eona non Der Mal=
lorD.Sinie, Der am Samstas Nabmit.
tag um 3 llbr bon bier nab 8alpetOn
abiubr. traf beute gbeno, fat gang
ourh Seuer seritOrt, tuieoer bier elm.
Gas Seuer, lueldes an Sonntas iriib
I'm 2 llbr I'M 3wiihenoef ausbra6.
bate 10 raid I'm ii6 9eariffen, paB
Oreiiebn Observation-Disclosures I'M
&auh eriiidten. Die SalOnpaila9iere
ipuroen 9erettet.