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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
WESTERN UNIONS RETURNS.
They Give Nash a Plurality of 49,2O5
Votes in Ohio.

Cincinnati, Nov. s-Unoficial returns
have been received by the Western Union
from all counties in Ohio with a few scat
tering precincts estimated.
The footings give Nash, Republican, for
Governor, a plurality of 1926. The re-
ports in most cases give only the plurall-
ties, and hence it has not been possible
. to give the total votes of the candidates.
The Jones vote, however, has been re-
ported from forty-seven counties, includ-
ing Cuyahoga Lucas, Hamilton and Sum-
nit where the largest vote for him was
cast. 1t shows a Total in forty-seven
counties of S2,7S7.
Nothing has been received by the West
ern Union to change its estimate made
early in the day of plurality for Taylor
Republican, for Governor of Kentucky
Advices from unreported precincts are
coming slowly, and it may be day or
two before all are received.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
DURHAM TROOPS CLOSE CALL.
Beers Had Many Men Killed at
GrObIerAkIoOf Hi.

Estcourt Natal, Sunday Nov. 8, $40 p.
m.-Brig Gen. Wolfe Murray has received
important dispatches from Ladysmith by
a runner, but their contents have not yet
been divulged.
The armored train, with a detachment Of
the Dublin Fusilleers and railroad engl-
neering staff, which left here for Colenso
to repair the line yesterday evening, and
which also intended to go through to
Iadysmlth, If possible, has returned here.
The commanding officer reports that ne
proceeded beyond colenso and found the
dwellings there untouched. There had
been no loodng there except in a single
case where a store was looted by KAT
frs.
IL is reported that the Beers are not
within twenty miles Of here.
The bullet holes in the uniforms of Dur
ban volunteers show the narrowness Of
their escape from Fort Wylie, which, It
was expected after the heavy fire Of the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
BATTLE AT NIcHOLsoN's MEX.
Official Description of the Fight Sent
From Pretoria.

AEelOEANs
Cape Town, Sunday. Nov. 5.-The fol-
lowing Is an official description from Pre-
toria of the battle of Nicholson's Mex;
Gen. Joubert was In supreme command.
The Britlshers advanced in the darkness
on the republic forces on the right of the
hill, formed by the Free Staters COM
manded by Gen. Cronje. A stampede of
their mules threw the whole force into dis
order. The British batteries were observed
in a long line on the plains In the direction
Of the Beers center, along the table hill,
from which our artillery opened on the
English batteries coming into position,
from Lombardskop, with a Creusot. The
second shell fell in their midst. 1t was
followed by shot after shot, drawing the
British concealed batteries.
From to 10 the hill was a veritable
inferno of kissing, whlstling fragments OF
shells. At first the British failed TO reach
Eventually the British reached the Beers
and showered shells on our gunners. The
Beers could only occasionally fire their
guns. While a wounded gunner bandag-
ed himself another fought, oblivious of
the fragments of shells at his back. DR..
Hollis was killed while bandaging the
wounded.
I'm the meantime, the burghers got their
HoWitzers further forward into play, and
the extreme end of Meyers battery got in
deadly work iu--."
The remainder of the dispatch has not
been received.
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LICENSE ISSUED TO DEWEY.
Admiral Is SIxty-One and Mrs. HaEen
Is FOrty-Three Years Old.

Is FOrty-Three Years Old.
Washington, Nov. s.-A marriage license
was to-day issued to Admiral George
Dewey and Mrs. Mildred Hazen.
The application for the license was
made by Lieut.. Harry II. Caldwell, u. s.
NJ, one of Admiral Dewey's secretaries,
in person. The information furnished the
clerk and set forth in the license is that
Admiral Dewey is 81 years of age and
his bride-elect 43. both are citizens of the
United States and in the case of each
party there was one former marriage
To these statements Lieut.. Caldwell was
required to make oath.
The marriage ceremony will be perform
ed at Mrs. McLean's residence. Only a
family party. with a few intimate friends
and several high officials, viii witness the
event.
No authoritative information is obtain
able as TO the exact date for the we'd
ding.
Cardinal Gibbons will be away from
Washington for week and it is believed
that Archbishop Keane, a friend of the
bride, viii celebrate the marriage rites
The Archbishop is out Of the cily.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
MAY DE MARRIED TO-DAY.
All Arrangements Made for Admiral
Dewey's wedding.

Dewey's wedding.
Washington, Nov. S.-The Post to-mor-
row will say:
Admiral George Dewey and Mrs. NIL
dred Hazen will probably be married to-
day. No announcement has been made,
but the necessary license was procured
yesterday and arrangements for the we'd
ding, which will be attended only by men,
bers of the two families, are complete.
1.-The ceremony, it is understood, will be
performed at the residence of Mrs. Wash
ington Mclean, Mrs. Hazen's mother, 1905
X street. The hour of the ceremony de-
pends, it is said, upon the return Of Mr.
John r. Mclean, Mrs. Hazen's brother
from Ohio He is expected In Washington
some time to-day
The required dispensation for the cera-
mony to take place elsewhere than in n
church was procured yesterday, and It Is
asserted that Cardinal Gibbons will be here
TO officiate.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
FIGHTING WAS MOST SEVERE.

wounded nOers show Evidence of
Terrible work of Cavalry.
Durham, Sunday, Nov. 5.-Other informa-
ton confirms the statement Of native eye
witnesses respecting the severity of the
fighting on both Friday and Saturday at
Ladysmith. The natives assert that the
Beers were so cut up that they howled for
mercy on the field and covered their
bodies.
Ladysmlth is crowded with Boer prlso-
ners and wounded, the latter presenting
horrible evidence of the workmanship Of
the cavalry.
The Gordon Hlghlanders suffered severe
ly In the fighting.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
HOBART HAD A GOOD DAY.
hut Ii Can Not BE Told What Turn
His MaIady May Take.

Paterson, ". j., Nov. S.-Vice President
Hobart passed a favorable~ day. There
was no change in his condition whatever,
and consequently the attending physician
did not Issue any bulletin
The Vice President was so well to-day
that he was permitted to read a telegram
of inquiry from Gov. Roosevelt of New
York.
Dr. Newton said tonight ne was greatly
pleased at the Improvement of Mr. TIo-
bart. and wished the Improvement could
be permanent. He says, however. that
the Vice President may die at any mo-
ment. No further bulletins will be Issued
until q change occurs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
RAILWAY STAFF wITHDRAws.

No Cause for Alarm with Reference
10 the Border Towns.
London, Nov. S.-The Daily Mall has the
following dispatch from Queenstown,
Cape Colony, dated Sunday night:
''The railway staff is Withdrawing from
all the border stations between this and
DeAar. There is no cause for alarm, how
ever, with reference 10 the border towns.
Gen. Butler has taken effective steps to
check the Boer advance. Censorship pre-
verhs particularizIng, but you may expect
good news soon"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
THERE WILL Be A CONTEST.
""S 10 Before Democratic LegisIn-
ture in Kentucky.

AtA
-0'iSNliIe' Nov. S.-No matter what re-
S4' the face of the returns of Yesterdays 9
sl''e election show, contest is very
likely to occur.
Au luonal returns received TODAY and
tonight continue to show Renrh,,oar
r., ana Daslng an estimate upon the
'i'i complexion of the precincts still
oe'HSp2fted, indicate a plurality of s.ooO or
l'r w. S. Taylor for Governor The
e'''eu returns are from mountain conn
' ~ winch are strongly Republican. The
1'e,eAlh district, which, in 1896 gave
'N'ey a plurality of 10000 is only
o'' naf reported. Eleven out of nine
Counties in this district give TavIor
'''e es aggregating 12,Oe2. indicating
, ,'e republicans have carried the dis
M '' ABOUT the same figures as in 1896
-. 1oepel people cling to their claim
6n plurality Of 5000 in the state these
So''S being the estimate made bv the
-'ir7e himself tonight.
~ ' republican headquarters in this civ
'.'' plurality is placed at 5000 In
'''sr case is it possible to get the 1g-
s,5 upon which the claim is based each
jr evidently fearing that giving nuhI,o-
t5s 10 lne reports of its agents thronebont
lis s'"le might work to the ADVANTAGE of
NlPohent in the event of a contest
an aI1''','sl complete returns from Tonisvil,a
rirb. .1eIttrson county do not change Iast
Of estimate of a Republican plurality
little over 5000. F-'' any
rorr. bradley is still in the city and an
iy'S mat he will remain haro e.. 80
'Fal days. '''''n mere lor sew
Comedies Legislature.
oven D view view of the probability Of contest
mai. "ie vote for Governor, this statement
can c.S chairman Long of the Repuhj-
plgb, "inpaign Committee at Il o'clock to.
"Tt - significant. Said Mr. Long:
bay.N legislature is close. but | think va
reh'.,oSt oSt both houses. From semi-officiaI
nn5 S ar from all counties except twelvs
can't (5reIul estimates from these. we have
Taylor" nS o'VVo plurality for
fora ny ny event of contest 1t will come be-
" MY legislature. This is the case on
tens,,,H H the offices of Governor ana LIEN
Dom Governor The law covering this
inr NoVides that a board for deternin-
IN tbo contest for Governor shall be chosen
Legislature by lot, the Senate Sc
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
AN UGLY CHARGE is MADE.

JOubert Said to Have Refused to Let
Women Leave Lndysmith.
Estcourt. Natal Monday, Nov. 6-Mr.
Burnard, proprietor of the railway hotel
at Ladysmith. has arrived here. with a
companion. having euded the Boer out
posts by nIghtridlng along Kafnr paths.
He confirms the report that when Gen.
White requested that the women and chill
dren be permitted to depart, Gen. Joubert
replied that he would only allow them to
get away under the muzzles or fire OF his
own guns. Mr., Burnard views the situa-
ton gravely and says that none of the
British artillery is apparently able 20 cope
with the Boer siege guns.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
ENTHUSIASM OVER scHLEx.
Was Given an Ovation When He
Passed Through Virginia.

Richmond, Va, Nov. S.-Admiral schley
was given an ovation as he passed through
Southwest Virginia to-day. At Bristol he
was greeted by 5000 people, and after be-
ing introduced by Congressman Rhea
made a speech. Enthusiastic crowds also
surrounded the train when 1t stopped at
Arlington, Emory, Glade Springs and other
points.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
FROM GOVERNOR OF NEGRos.
Sends a Formal salute TO President
of United states.

VI NhAAcu SANtSS'
Washington, Nov. s.-The following ca
bIegram has been received by the war de-
partment:
Manila. Nov THE following, re,
ceived from Negros, dated to-day:
TO the President of the United States.
The civil governor, counsellors, judges and
secretaries, who constitute the new gov
ernment of this island, in taking posses
sion thereof this day, have the honor of
affectionately saluting Your Excellency,
and trust that in the inaugura tion of this
form of government, based upon the lib
eral and democratic institutions which
have made that great republic so grand
and prosperous, that a new era will open
up to this region, which will enable it 70
reach the legitimate goal of Its inspiration.
Menecio Severilo.' Otis"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
ANOTHER BRITISH MOVEMENT.
Believed Beers Resumed the Bonn
bardment Of Ladysmith.

Eastcourt, Natal Monday, Nov 6. 1O:45
a. m.-The Natal Field Artillery left camp
to-day, escorted by troops of the Impe-
rial Light Horse. Carbineers and Natal
police The destination of the force is un-
known. Firing was heard this morning In
the direction of Colenso from which ii Is
believed the Beers have resumed the bonn
bardment Of Ladysmith.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
ar,aee Reported blown Un.

Queenstown, Cape Colony, Sunday, Nov
st il reported that the Beers have
blown up the Stormburgspruit bridge. as
a terrific explosion was heard in the d.
rection Of the bridge.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
G0EBEL STILL CLAIMS 1T.
Says If He Has Been Elected He Will
BE Inaugurated.

Frankfort KY, Nov. S.-Senator Goebel
arrived here at o'clock tonight and was
met at the train by a crowd of 1900 en-
thusiastic followers. From the balcony
of the Capital Hotel, where his headquar-
tiers Is located, Mr.. Goebel made a speech,
in which he said:
81 believe 1 have been elected. in fact.
I know 1 have. 1 see my friend Gen
Taylor says he win assume the office of
governor. All have TO say is, If 1 have
been elected, as I believe, 1 viii he inau-
gurated in spite of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad and Bradley's bayo-
nets'
Ex-senator Joseph Blackburn also
spoke, claiming Goebels election by a
slender majority, and calling on the peo-
pie to see TO 1t that he is seated.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
NO MORE IN NEW ORLEANS.

One Death since Nov. 3.
Washington, Nov. s.--A message to the
surgeon general of the Marine Hospital
Service reports that there were no new
cases of yellow fever in New Orleans yes
terday. There were three cases reported
Monday New Orleans reports three new
cases and one death since the 5th inst.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
GIVES GOEBEL A PLURALITY.
Heturns From 1,791 Precincts Give
Him 2,O7O Ahead.

Louisville, Nov. 9.-Returns received by
the Courier-Journal up to 1870 a. m. give
Goe6el a plurality of 200 votes.
1heSe figures are based on returns from
l'79l out Of 1853 precincts.
VI the seventy-two missing precincts.
twenty are in the Republican Eleventh
ustrlet' seven are in Republican counties
ol 'ne Tenth district and thirty-one are in
democratic counties of the Tenth dis
trict
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09

Colesburg, Monday Nov. Cit is report
ed that 5000 Beers have left Pretoria, and
are going to protect the southern border
Of the Orange Free State They are said
70 be accompanied by large contingent
of German artillery, with quiek-i firing guns
Of heavy caliber.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
ANOTHER TOWN CAPTURED.
MacabaIat Has been Taken by the
Forces of Mai. BELL.

Forces OF MAJ. UcII,
Manila, Nov Seen. Macarthur has oc-
cupied Macabalat.
His entire line, including the Twelfth,
Seventeenth and Ninth Infantry and part
of the Fourth Cavalry, is extended three
miles in frcnt of Angeles In good tacti-
cal position.
Mai. Bell took Macabalat. Being or
dered TO recounoiter yesterday until he To-
Gated the enemy, he pushed to the town.
driving out two companies of insurgents,
and killing several Filipino officers. The
Americans suffered no loss.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
Another Alabama Candidate.

Birmingham, Ala, Nov s.-Hon. w. J.
Sanford has announced himself as can
didate for the Democratic nomination for
Governor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
A RepubIican Congressman.

Columbus, o., Nov. S.--J j. Gill. Repub-
lican.is elected over Lafosler Spence, Dem
ocrat. for Congress in the Sixteenth Ohio
district by AO votes. Gill will fill the un-
expired term of the late Lorenzo DAN
ford.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
EnrIIah for Mckinley.

London, Nov. S-The newspapers unan-
imously regard Mr.. HicE1inleys election to
a second presidential term as assured.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
BLACKBURN GIVES FIGURES.
Says the House and Senate VIII
Both BE Democratic.

Frankfort. Ky. Nov. S-Chairman
Blackburn of the Democratic State Com
mittee, at midnight gave the following
figures of the complexion of the next Leg
islature:
Senate, Democrats, q; Republicans, II.
House, Democrats, SO; Republicans, 45,
with chance of IS to AZ.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
DEATH OF MAI. HUGH M'GnATH.
wounds Received in Battle of No
veIeta Resulted Fatally.

Washington, Nov. S.-A cable message
from Gen. Otis this afternoon says Maj.
Hugh J. McGrath Captain Fourth Cav
alry) died at Manila yesterday from
wounds received at the battle of Move
leta a month ago Maj. McGrath was ap-
pointed to the military academy from Wis
consin.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
Lucas county for Jones.

Toledo. Nov. S.-Lucas county complete
gives Jones 1311 plurality over Nash.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09
FUsIoNIsTs HAVE NEBRASKA.

Returns show They Carried the
state by About 1900.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov S.--Complete county
returns coming in tonight do not ma
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-09

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03

loi9t mar. Die Nltarper;ierunaen uno
bic Web9ewdnoer uuroen 9erettet. Sle
Orasl 1T burA Sibe uno gDaher ser.
fort tuoroen. Der Verluit betrd9t
sl4. 900 uno 1T uo0itdnoia burh Wer'
iiberuna aeoedt. Ser Yrano mar
ourd lih treuSenoe eleitrii&e Ordbts
bsruriaht noroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03
9akli@er Naro.
9loomfielb. Snb.. 20. 0s,. :

Yloomfielb. Sno.. 20. Deg.
Deute yfadnlittaa bat Or. 9. Y.
Grap auf oiIener StraBe. taum bun.
bert SUB pom Yahnhoie. in 8s9sn.
mart Uieler 2eute 6rdu Ii,sie Stinner
nit einem OperatiOnsmeller erool6t.
Sic mar auf Der Sts0e tObt.
Ser 0ottor bate hereits beute Wor=
Gen aeorO9t. oaB CT lie ulnbrinaen
,perbs, uuo lanerts ibr ON Vabnbole
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03
Meiultatlas.
Berlin 81. Se3.

Die Wnti.Mnardiiien.G Gonferen3. bic
in 8om taate uno oieier Gage ibre Bee
ratbun9en beenoete. ideint in Der 1bat
10 gut tpie reiultatlos perlaufer su
iein. Smar miro OfIisios ertldrt. oaB
bic &esierunaen. pelhe alf Der Con.
ieren3 pertreten iuaren. Sundht 3u ben
aeIaBten Yeihliiiien Steluna nebmen
nerben unb bierpon ein etuaiaer Wis-
ber,uiammentritt Der @rnferens abbdn=
9ia lei. aber wabrideinlih lit bic So, =
ierenB fir INNER 81 6rabe 9etraasn.
ba psrihieoene &eaierunaen. tuie bic
enaliide uno irans0iiihe. einselnen Be
ibliiilsn ib,usrlih suitimmen tuerosn.
Ser ,.Worwayts.'. wslHsy cine f0p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03
uumctter.
8 III a 3 a. Neb.. 80. Sea,

- III q q, JeD.. oU. Se3.
Sn Nebrasta bat 9eItern tadt idtue.
res llnluetter aeberriht. Sbaleid bus
Sbermomster nod nidt ben 9iuQpuntt
erreiht bat. treibt Elm beitiser Wino
feinen Shnee nit elmer 8eidwinoigteit
Dor iid Der. bab es fir Wenihen uno
3biere geidbrlitb 1T. oem llnluetter
aus8eiebt 81 iein.
IS 1T cine betrddtlide Menae Sanee
aefallen. aber oerielbe miro fort,uab=
reno peripebt. uno nur oil einselnen
Pldben 1T er 81 bOben Sauien sltiam'
menaetrisben. gs iino ale Mn,siden
fir einsn bsitiaen Sdneefurm i'm gan.
gen Staat Dorbanoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03

Grauen,immer iino iofort perbaftet
woroen. Eie ermorbeten &inoer wa=
rem ettpa 6 Wonate alt.
Scr Seniur 8unoes : Senator &C.
fforben.
Waibin9ton. 8. G.,
% Tp,pnher
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03
9erlin 25. 9ea.

Serlin. 20. Se3.
Ser Gaiier bat nit ieiner Jamilie
bas Deihnadtsief in Der iibIiden
@eiie 9efeiert.
0efern Mbenb. als Der 2aiier ieinsn
einlamen Spajier9an9 in Der 9tadbar.
ihait bes S&lohes Sansiouci bel
potsbam madte. lieb er iid nit ben
SDloaten unb Mrbsitsleuten in cine
gemuthli&e unterbaltuns Elm uno CAB
ibnen Weibnahts9eiAente.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03
Wt a T OFT 0.
ct. Yetersburs. 80. Se,.

st. Petersburg. 80. Ses.
Ser Baron Sbenf bon Shweins.
berg, Der osutibe 8eianote in Marotto
uno 3ualeih itsllOsrtrstsnoer osutider
uno ruiIlIder 6eneraleoniul in Sau-
ger. bat benz Wliniter oes guswarti,
gen. Muraluiew. tele9rapbiib mitae.
tbeilt. oab 9lboul=gl-gsar. Der Sultan.
bon MarOtio. trant III uno oaB Die
slerste an ieiner @ieberberitsllun9 spel=
Ieln. Ser Sultan, Der erit itpanslI
Sabre alt it. IulNte i'm Sabre 1894 iei-
nsN 81 A'u!eI Sailan auf ben
Sb.pG.
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9 y d ME II.
8 o. b on, 26. Se,.

2onopn. 26. Ses.
Ser Waorioer Correspondent oes
.Stanoaro" iast: Ssnor Sasaita's
&rautbeit bat Die politiide &riiis uuo
bic unterbanolun9en fir Die GeOrga-
niiation Der liberalen Bartei gum Stiu-
ltanoe aebradt. Siele &iberule liuo
oassasn, oab eisnsral 9Hsplsr &rie9s.
miniiter miro. neil lie beiiirbtsn. er
iusros Saaalia's gtadfol9sr als Giibrer
Der Yartsi Su iuerosn iuhsn.
Samaita.
2inaiiou. 2S. Ges.
9as ameritaniihe Soipital S6iii
v9ap State" 1T beuts nit SberItlieu.
tenant u. W. S'Hsilp. Der wabreno
Der amsriianiidsu Yeiebnng Sbsrarst
in Saoana iein Diro. uno oem 2ieuts.
nant y8siton aus Santiago bier onse.
tommsn. Sie beioen Siiisiere bilosn
cine Sps,ial-@ommiIlion, Die aui 9e.
isbl oes 8eueralarstes Sternber9 bic
in Samaita in 8ebrauh beiinolibsn
Wetbooen fir Die YsihiBuns Der bort
tationirten britii1en Soloatsn 9e9eu
tootlide anltedenoe &rantleiten unO
assen Die iddoiaenoen Wirtunsen Iii.
matiider giuiliiile ltuoiren ioll. Or.
S'Neiup uno lieutenant g3elton be-
iudten suudttit ben ameritaniibeu Gis=
neraltoniul. Der ein 3uiammsnirr'isH
Der Seioen nit oem 8eneralt0 III
bon Samaita. Sir Nu9uiius g8ih,um
2aluiOn Semmina, rermittsln iolltc.
IS wiro ben beioeu glmeriianern puu
Den bieii9en 8eboroen 0islsaenlsit &c.
9eben iueroen. Die nothiaen Stubien SO
MAIDEN, nm ben Swed ibrss 9ierisius
az errsi&eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03

"uh VIZ I'e Vl CeHbllI tuut, 6uHt SOuQe
3u aeben. Nab benz Woroe lieierte
| iia 8rap ben 8ebDroen aus. Das
ben Sottor au Der 8lutbat peranlabt..
1T niht bstannt. Grau Simmer bate
tussen oes 9ottors ibrsn Mannn Der.
laiisn uno lebte ebenfalls BON isiner
5rau aetrennt. Ut III ettpa oreiBis
Sabre alt uuo Elm Sobn oes Sr. s.
W. 8raD, zines Der beoeuteniien Ner3te
I'M 9ountp. @abniinnise giteriudt
oirfte bic gluttbat peranlabt babeu.
Bic Rlaralitaten In Retp Yorf.
banp, q. ~, 20. Se3.
Sie itaatlids 3dblunasbeh0roe bat
beute bic Stimmen oss Staates ae3dblt
uno fOlsenos Ssamts aIs erwdblt er.
tldrt: 1.
@ouperneur. Sbsobor Rooiepslt,
pluralitdt II, 1856.
8iee-8oupsrnsur. 3imotbp 6. Wooo.
ruiz. pluralitdt 966l.
Staatsietretdr, sSobann s. WcOo.
nouab. pluralitdt Is. .839.
Sdasmeilter. SObam g. Sasdel.
pluralitdt Is. $50.
@OmptroQer. William s. Wor9an,
pluralitGt 10. 964.
8eneralamWalt. Sobann 6. Dabiss.
pluralitdt IL. 476.
Staatsin9euieur. gbmarb II. Bomb,
pluralitdt 96S2.
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men.
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bioaten wareu wie folat: Sbeooore
Roofspslt Col. 7O7 Stimmen. 2luSu.
itus 9an Wpd CAB. 92l. Benjamin
6anforo. Soaialit. 23.S60. Sobn
Slime. probibitionit. 1888. 3beo=
bore Bacon. Gitiseus' linton. 2l03.
Meriianii@er Buti@after itirbt.
70 afbiu9ton. g., g., 80. Seq.
eenor 9on Watbias &omero, nleri.
faniider YotidaItsr in Waibinston,
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ben altsrnoen Staatsmann beoentlib
an. Bis beute friib balb 2 llbr
alaubte man al bic M6alidteit elmer
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Yotldait. feline Ner5te uno Der iriibere
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