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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
STAGGERED BY DEFEAT
Repulse of Butler a Sad Blow to the Pride of
Great Britain.

Gen. Hart would not be able to force q
passage, and ! directed him to with
draw. He had. however, attacked with
great gallantsy, and his leading bat
talon, the Connaught Hangers fear,
suffered a great deal. Col. 1. G. Brooke
was seriously wounded.
II tnen ordered Gen. Hildyard to adj
vance, whicn he did. and his leading
lregiment, the East Surrey, occupied
Colenso station and the houses near
the bridge. AT that moment / heard
that the whole artillery had sent to
support the attack-the Fourteenth and.
lSixty-sixth field batteries and six naval
twelve pounder quick-fires-und Col.
Long, had advanced close to the river
Pin Longs desire to be within effective
range. 1t proved 10 be full of the en-
emy. who suddenly opened a calling
| fire at close range. killing all their
horses. and the gunners We're compelled
10 stand to their guns. Some of the
wagon teams got shelter for troops in a
made TO bring out the field guns
The fire, however, was too severe,
and only two we're saved by Capt
Sehofield and some drivers whose
names L will furnish.
Another most gallant attempt. with
three teams, was made by an officer
whose name I will obtain. OF the
teighteen horses, thirteen We're killed.
and as several drivers were wounded L
would not allow another attempt, as ii
l.seemed that they would be She'll
mark. sacrificing life to a gallant at
tempt to force the passage. Unsup-
ported by artillery, directed the
troops 10 withdraw. which they did in
good order.
Throughout the day a considerable
force of the enemy was pressing on my
right flank, but vas kept pack by
mounted men under Lord Dundonald
and part of Gen. Barton's brigade. The
/ day was intensely hot and most trying
| to the troops, whose conduct was excel
lent We have abandoned ten guns and
lost by shell-fire one. The losses in
Gen. Hunts brigade are / fear, heavy,
although the proportion of severely
wounded. | hope. is not large. The
Fourteenth and sixty-siXth. field bat
terie.; also suffered severe losses. We
Ahaye retired to our camp at Cheve-
Jlev.'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
Quay,s Case Argued.

Mashington, Dec l6.-Lesal argue
Ynents as to the right Of Quay to a seat
in the senate by appointment Of the
governor os Pennsylvania We're begun
today before the senate committee ON
privileges and elections. Attorney
General Ekin. Of PENNSYLVANIA, Was
the first speaker. He arguetl IN favor
ef the legality Of the aPpontment,
H. L, carson followed Elkin. making
an elaborate constitutional argument
against seating Quay..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
Forced 10 sell stock.

New York, Dec. 16.-It is generally
believed in financial circles that the
difficulties of the Globe National Bank,
which were on Thursday relieved by
the Boston clearing house by means of
funds supplied by the Standard Oil
Company, We're the outgrowth of the
battle royal between the New England
owners of the great Boston and Mon
tana copper mine in Butte. Mont, and
the Standard Oil Company for the con-
troll of this rich property.
1t is believed that the assistance rem
dered the bank was not forthcoming
until the actual ownership of the mine
had passed from A. $. Bigelow and his
associates in the Globe National Bank
TO Fl. H Rogers and James Stillman,
president of the National City Bank of
New York, who went TO Boston
Wednesday night to represent John d.
Rockefeller and the Standard Oil inter-
ests.
The explanation of the recent action
of the Standard Oil Company in antici-
pating its January regular dividend,
amounting to about s7.o00.oO0. would be
explained by this transaction. The
money vas needed by Messrs. Rookie
feller and Rogers TO complete one of the
greatest coups since they founded the
Standard Oil Company upon the wrecks
of every competing oil refinery in
PENNSYLVANIA Ohio and Kentucky
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
No Mercy for Murderers.

Washington, D. G., Dec. l6.-secreta-
ry Roo, has recommended a commuta-
ton OF the death sentence imposed by
the court martial upon Corporal Dam
shofer and two other soldiers of the
Washington volunteer regiment. con-
victed of ravishing Filipino women
The Communication recommended is i'm
prisonment for twenty years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
10 Hoycott swif, ~ Co.

Detroit Dec. 16.The American Fed
Grafton Of Labor today declared uni
versal boycott against Swift & Co.,
packers, applying in its branch estab-
lishments, where union labor is en-
ployed, the same as where not. yari-
Gus other labor matters of more or less
routine Character We're considered.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
KILLED at Nemaha. Town

Milwaukee, Dec. 16.-Word was re-
ceived last night that Frederick Earl
ing, of this city, chief OF telegraph con-
struction and brother of A. ]. Earl
ing, president of the st. Paul road. was
killed by a work trai9 at Nemaha. Ia.
Thursday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
Churchill Recaptured.

Lourenzo Marquee, Dec 16.-It is re-
ported that Winston Churchill. who es-
capped from Pretoria. has been recap
.tured by the Beers half way to the Por-
tuguese territory
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
Better News From Mafeking.

Cape Town, Dec. 16.-Advices from
Buluwayo say dispatch from Mafe-
king, Dec 6, announced that the scheme
for advancing the military works was
acting We'll, and had forced the Eoers
TO evacuate a strong and commanding
afortification northeast of the town. Ii
added that the British continued push !
ing back the Beers and We're then work
ing towards their main siege batteries
The British casualties were trifling. The
Roer force was then reduced to 20o0
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
Bank Stnteuent,

New York, Dec 16.-Bank statement:
Reserves increased sls6.oO0. loans de-
creased s5,054,J0O and deposits de-
creased s4.545. 900. The banks now hold
81 ,o2s, 900 in excess OF the legal rsQuiss-
ments.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
Beresford to Command FIect.

London, Dec 16.-Rear Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford this morning con-
fi.med the Associated Press announce
ment of his appointment to the second
in command of the British Mediterra-
mean fleet
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
Gen. Powell.s Assurance.

Pretoria, Dec. 13.-Advices from Ma
feking say an attack on a small British
fort was made With good results The
fort was demolished. Heavy firing Is
Col. Baden-P Powell sent the
Roers notice, advising them 10 lay
down their arms and return home.
promising them protection as soon as
the British had taken the Transvaal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
Australia 10 send Aid.

sydney. n. S. W.. Dec. 16. The inpe.
rial authorities have telsgraphed the
governor Of New South Wales, accept
ing the offer of further Australian con
stingent for South Africa and suggest
ing that the men be mounted and good
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
l,ebelIroops Defeated

Caracas, Venezuela, Dec. 16. The
government troops yesterday complete
ly defeated those of Gen. Hernandez
near Tocuyo. thirty miles from Trujillo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
BIack Watch the Heaviest,

London. Dec 16.-The Black Watch
was the heaviest sufferers at Magers-
fontein, losing AZ killed, lS2 wounded
and III missing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
Inpristnr in Negroes.

Washington. Dec. ls. Otis today ca
bles
.eon the sth inst. Gen Smith, at Me-
gros, reports that early in December a
number of the inhabitants from the
four coast towns entered the moun
tains, believing the statements of Pa
nay and Luzen agents that The Ameri-
cans had been Overwhelmingly defeat
ed in those islands: that Aguinaldo was
about 10 dictate terms of peace and the
American congress TO confer independ-
enee, when the established civil gov
sernnent of the island would be over
thrown. They We're also told that all
Negros We're about TO rise and drive out
the Americans. No depredations were
committed and no consequences of inn
portance are apprehended.'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
Wood sails for Cuba.

New York. Dec. 16.-Gen. Leonard
Wood, the newly appointed governor
general of Cuba, sailed for Havana to-
day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
Plnvuc In En.iish PORT.

Plymouth, Eng, Dec. 16-The steamer
Ballarat, from Calcutta, arrived with
a native fireman suffering from the
plague.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
HEAPS OF DEAD.
Boer Advices Describe the Battlefield
at Modder River.

Pretoria, Dec la.--An official dispatch
from Modder river says:
The Beers captured a great quantity
of loot Including 200 Lee Metford cases
of cartridges and u hundred bayonetsl
Great numbers of the British retired
from Two-Riyieren, in the direction of
Belmont. The loss of the British was
very great. There We're heaps of dead
on the field. The wounded are being at
tended to- temporarily. at Bissers
farm. The sappers and miners must
have suffered severely. The Beers suf-
fered heavy losses in horses. can
not otherwise describe the battlefield
than to say there was terrible slaugh-
ter Monday, for US. was a brilliant
victory. Ii has infused new spirits into
our men and will enable them To
achieve greater deeds"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16

He Murdered a Dog.
BIG BANK FAILS.
broadway National. of Boston.
Wrecked by Failure of squire
Packing Company.

bfoadWay National. OF Boston.
Wrecked by Failure of squire
Packing Company.
Boston. Dec ls.-The Broadway Ma
tional Bank failed today.
Frank O. squire, connected with
John p. Squire & Co, VINO assigned
yesterday with sS,ooo,0oo liabilities, was
one of the directors. Its capital was
S2oo,ooo II failed 10 open its doors this
morning and a notice WIS posted at the
entrance which read I'm the hands Of
the comptroller OF the currency. d. G..
ssingate. rseelver."
T..e iast statement, issued December
2. Showed loans OF sl.995 600; circula
ios.. $4,000; individual deposits, S.
-.is Coo; due banks. si3l,0oo, due from
reserve agents, s21i.oo0: clearing house.
s27$,ooo; due from banks, slss,ooo; cash.
6Il.0oo
The last statement. issued on Dec. 9,
showed the loans were si,9a5,ooo circu-
station $4,000, Individual deposits s2.-
S4s 0oo. due To banks siSl.ooo, dye from
reserve agents s2T4.o00. clearing house
1918 600. due from banks sl5soeo and
cash S57l, 900.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
Major March and His Little Band
Forced to Abandon Pursuit
Of Aguinaldo.
The Latter Recently Left the Town
of Bontoc With Three Women
and Two Soldiers.
Soldiers Unable to Make Progress
In Mountains-Fo Scarce and
Travel Impossible.

Manila, Dec 1s.-Maj. March, Of the
Thirty-third Infantry, has abandoned
the pursuit Of Aguinaldo. He has
reached Bagnen, in the heart of the
grand Cordillera. where the range il
10000 feet high, food scarce and travei
almost impossible. From native court
ers and Spanish prisoners he learned
that Aguinaldo left Bontoc with three
Women and two soldiers Three day,
age he was headed soutnward, evident
y for Bayombong, where it is thought
he may encounter the Americans
Mareh's command was depleted 20 pc,
Gent BY the days march from Cervan.s
tes to Bagnen. so he returned to Ger.
tvantes on Dec 10.
The scattered bands of Macabebes
which have been operating in tn,
north. are being collected With the in.
ltention of sending them back to Ma.
Mia, as there is much sickness among
them and they are unfit for further
mountain work
Lieut. Chadwick and correspondent,
lsof the Associated Press. the latter com
mandlng thirty MacabeDes visited the
mountain toowr Of Panlposa and re-
eeivsd the surrender of a company of
insurgents. Gen. Conception. the Fill
pino officer who surrendered, insists
lthat the insurgert organization will be
maintained. even in the districts where
The Americans are operating. He sug-
gests that the only method of termi-
mating the war is the capture of Agui-.
naldo and obtaining an order from him
for the troops 10 surrender. but, Con-
lcepcion believes, Aguinaldo will never
| be captured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
Methuen secns Cautions.

Modder River, Dec. 15.-Durng a
demonstration in force this morning
the British guns shelled the Beers a
couple of hours The Beers did not re-
ply till the British retired. The Beers
are further entrenching and strength
cning their defenses, with the evident
intention of fiercely disputing the CON
troll of the railroad.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16
Forces Will Make Relent-
less Campaign on Native Gueril-


less Campaign on Native Gueril-
las.
New York. Dec. 16.-The Times
Washington special says: At the war
department it is learned that an order
has been sent to Manila directing the
military officers there to adopt course
that will render unsafe to the Filipinos
IA continuation of cruel acts upon the
friendly natives Who have disregarded
the instructions Of the insurgent lead
b. the insurgents for their refusal to
give further aid to the rebellion. The
assumption at the department is that
army and the apparent futility of at
tempting to reorganize 1t for military
purposes. has determined to lead war
Of brigandage It's believed the rebel
lion is practically wiped out. that there
are only small bodies of Filipino in
fsurgents left with arms in their posses
sion, that they are far from the points
occupied by the United States troops.
and tnat they Will follow the lives of
outlaws untll captured red-handed in
attempts to XIII careless troops who
may faney that they are in secure
neigh hofheofs. Late reports from the
Philippines inform the department that
the followers H Aguinaldo who have
been committing barbarous acts were
evidently obaying instructions in diere
gareiing flags Of truce. using flags to
I3lslead and expose American troops
and generally conducting themselves in
Ia way to forfeit the continuance of op-
erations against them as if they were
controlled by the rules OF civilized war
fare. In order @ protect and encourage
the non -eoillbatant natives who are re-
ported To be IN constant danger our Of
ficers are 10 be asked 70 adopt severe
measures to discourage assassination
and brgandase
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-16

London. Dec. 1sA hastily SUM
moned cabinet meeting assembled
this afternoon for the purpose of
dealing with the war crisis.
Secretary of Colonies Chamber
lain was not present.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07

Dor Der 9dno abSuparten, Bis bas 8e-
ri9t feitseIteat bat, luer Der S9uloiss
lit.
GrpGbnen mir bic 8eIebpiorisfeis
ten, ipelhe bic bortisen 8eri6te iidb
sesen ben bei9uloisten 9ruber nnb
ictne Gollesen erlaubten. Gs iinb
2tber le, tpelfe vna6 Ge6t unb
8eDthen" ii6er bic S6ulo ober 9ti6tz
f9ule sines SauGbrupers inquire
rem.
9as Geieb i9rei6t ppr, bob jeber
franaoiii6e Yurger nur in Ce9eulport
letnes Iopofateu ppn Dem llnterIu=
6ungsri9ter perbOrt peroen barf.
llno oenno9 tpureen nicht allein Der
gruber 5lamioian, ionnsrn audi bic
anoeren 9riioer obne iegli9en He9ts=
betltano elmer 9rau amen Inter
1u9ungst 0 ter unterSo9en unb in's
sebeim perbDrt.
Ste .9lurpre" I1retbt:
wtan tcnnt uniere 9siinnung sesen
ben &lerlls. gBir iteben iomit nic5t i'm
geroabte Der ya9iitt in Der g(ngelez
genbelt. Sennpa prOteitirsn mir obne
So9ern gegen Die bonn uuterIu6un9sz
rldter dn9elpenoetsn Sorturmittel.
Sor Der Sbbuttipn hattie man ben
gruSer berbeige6raht, sr tpo6nte ber>
ielben Bis gu Guoe BEL.
Wtan bringt ben 2lngetla9ten Dor bic
Sel4e, bic er ni4t iebsn min. vy(eiu,"
rief er, res 1T mein lieber 8oitpn nicbt;
man bat mir ibn ausgetauI6t."
rQber leben Sic i'm bod an"
Wtlt abgeipanotem Geiitt rtef Der
gruoer: % oieIe unsebeuer, oieIe
Glenoen, Die meinen lisben @aiton er=
moroet haben."
v4ber ieben Sic i6n bod an; sic
alein pollen i'm niht ieben."
rWeil i'd unl4uIoig bin, tpie au9
meine 8riiber."
Dis man i'm nun nit 8enalt auf
Die Sei9e oriidte tieB er bers5erz
reiBenoe Hufe aus: % Got. i'm Simz
mel, itrafe bod ben S9uloiaen."
"Sas 1ino bic SOlsen Sbrer Sbat,"
lagte Der Hifter. ygrinnern Sic iib
fo9 Sbres 9erbre9ens, oas sic am
Sonntas Ibeno Inn 8 llbr besangen
faben!"
sd bin uni6uloia."
rNsin, Sic iino es ni6t. Se6sn Sie
ro9 Die Seide Sbres Spfers!" :.
Sas lit feline seri9tlibe unterIu=
dung mebr, fdgt bic r9lurore". gs lit
etnerlei Oh man bur6 bic Sualen ooer
Die 5ur4t @eitGnoniiie 81 erspinsen
iu9t.
Sas 8eribt bsoba9tete bod oas
8sIeB Der Standardization, 10
lange es ni6t abserufen ift etc.
@s itebt feit, oaB Sruper Slamabian
Der WfDroer oes tleinen StuDenten nid,t
geipeien iein tann. Na9 ben @uta9z
ten oes Geri9tsarates mubte pas 8er=
brehen 5pii4en 60 llbr seIheben
iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Seuti I d I a n b.
9 erlin, 26. sSeb.

Berlin, 26. seb.
Cine briefli9e Na6ribt BON ben
Ybilippinen beitGtigt bic Melouna Der
r&Dln. 3ts.", bob bon ben ssilipinos
tiiraltd, elm Boot pes 3reuSsrs rSrene"
angebalten porpen lei, paB aber Der
tommanoirenoe SffiSier iofort on
2anb seitiesen lei uno trdftise Ser.
pahrung einselest babe, tporauf Der
prdiioent Der Silipinos=Hepublit ii9
entihuloigt uno genugtbuung perz
lpro6en babe. gs bepabrbeitet 'i9
ferner, ouB bic glmeritaner ben Yetpes
gungen Der Seutie1en nit miBtraui.
i4en Iu9en folgten uno baB Der Som,
manpant Der Baltimore" ii9 an 9pro
Der rSrene" begeben bat. 8ie nun
aus auperla1iiger Suelle perldutet, lit
Der 3Diichenfal erleoist. Gs ipiro ge=
iast, baB bic @meritaner bic Yetpesun=
gen Der Seutihsn mitunter ni9t perz
itanben baben, pab absr bei ben Oeut=
iben ntemals bic glbIicbt porlag, bic
YlGne Der Imeritaner gu bur6treusen.
SIN 8esentbeil. es iei eine SbatIac9e,
bab Iomiral Seipsp man6mal aus Der
@nlpeienbeit peutI9er 3riessl9iife
Gortbeil 9eSogeu.
Serlin, 26. Seb.
Der 3aiier bat feline 4bii6t, nat5
Som gu reiien. aufgegeben. Die ReiIe
lpGre iibrisens politiI6 pDlIig. beoeuz
tunsslos sepelen. oa es ii6 BEL oerislz
ben nur oarum 6anbeln ipllte, Der
Weibe eines @emdloes i'm 9oti9afts=
gebduoe bei3upobnen, unb oies audi
nur oann. penn es ibm bic 53eit erldubt
hattie. 60 pplitiib beoeutunsslos, pie
Die &eiie geipeien tpdre. lit isbt AUDI
Der 9er5i4t auf pieislbe.
Na6oem bas neue Snfanterieaes
ipebr. MooeQ SO. bic perIhiepenen Iebr
itrensen priifuneen an einaelnen
srsmplaren CUR 3uiriebenheit beitans
ben bat, lit nunmebr pom &risssminis
ltertum angeoronet iporoen, paB bas
GaroezSii zHegiment, bas 8arbe=
erz8ataillon uno Die Snfanterie=
S6ieBi9ule nit oentIelben gu bepafi,
men iinb, I'm 0erfu6e in ausaebe6nte.
rem MaBe an5uItelen.
Der &aiier bat beim &riegsminiiter
8ensral BON @oBler seipeiit. nobel
permutbli1 bic @usiibten Der Militdrs
pprlase uno bic sripGbnte 8eriu6s nit
benz neuen Mtopea aur Spta9s setpm-
men iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Gnoe ber eitums.
80 afbinatpn, 3. MGr5.

y .. - uUt Ii u9I UtyultIt uel
lebte @e5ebgebunsstas Der Gonsrebz
ibuns. Die Giibrer paren auf thren
poiten unb bic @anerien tparen bt4t
beiebt. Oas pult bes lebte NaAt ses
itorbenen acknowledgements Gram
fDrb bon Seras mar idnara bebdnst
unb nit 8lumen bebedt.
Cannon rei4te ben GonferenSberi4t
iiber bic Smnibusbta elm unb beam
tragic feline Mnnabme. Gr ertldrte bic
puntte. iiber bic iid bic Gonferena ses
eini9t bate unb Der 8eridt tpurbe am
9enommen.
Senat. Die Senatsfbuns nar
gut befu9t. Inter anberen puroen
folgenbe Bills aneenpmmen: Sncorpoz
ration bes National Wbite Grob Of
Mmerica; 8au elmer Bride iiber ben
senneKess6luB BEL Gbeffielp. slla.;
Nni9affung zines 8aupldbes fir bas
Waibinstoner 8ibliotbetssebduoe.
Dem Gonferenaberi4t iiber bas
Glepelanber 8unoessebdube ipurbe auz
eeitimmt.
9laifon rei6te einen tbeilipeifen 8es
ri1t iiber bic OmnibusbilI elm unb
iaste, bab bic gonferenS iih iiber %
puntte nod nidt seeisnet babe.
Der tbeilpeiie 8eribt purbe anges
nommen unb cine lpeitere Gonferena
init bem 9du1e perlangt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Gin befannter Seuti@er seitnrbem.
g nenecta b b, N. g., "a. syeb.

g 4enectab ., N. y. "a. 5eb.
Ods Nbleben bes betannten Maf9iz
nentonitrufteurs unb grfinbers Sobn
Rriiiie bat in ben tpeiteften &reifen
Srduer unb Mitsefiibl errest. Mm
Treitas erfrantte er an 9alszgntaiinz
bung, am Montag tam bic &ofe ba3u
unb es folste eine rapibe Mbnabme Der
ardfte. Die 9er3idpdde fiibrte our
glffettion Der 2unsen, unb in tpenisen
Stunben trat Der Sob Elm.
Sobn 3riiiie mar i'm Sabre 1S43 als
Mbt0mmling elmer alten 5amilie in Der
Sdipeia seboren. Seit ieiner eriten
Susenb oetste er cine auffdlliee 8esas
buns fir bas Maidinenfa4 unb er be-
f9dftiste fid. nadbem er in 2ebran=
italten in Der S9meia cine iorsfdltise
Graiebung senofien bate unb in
Grantrei4, Stalien, Oeutidlanb unb
S9neben Stuoienreiien unternommen
bate, nit prattii9en Snsenieur=grpes
rimenten uno wihenidaftli9en Stu=
bien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
IN ede oer 6. uuo Soua.s .sira5e.
Selegrapbiitbe 9epei6tl1.
Gonsrekb berbanolaaSe'..
Rsmprou,ibs 9eeres sborlase.
90 a ibins t 0 n, 81. Sc

Waibinston, q. Teb.
Senat. - Na6 langent Tdmp1e
ipurbe bic gompromibz 6eeresreorSant1
1ationsporlase beute Mbenb um Z u9l
10 Minuten ansenommen.
Die bemertenspertbeite @ebe segen
bic Sin tpurbe beute bon 8eit gebalteu,
ober feline slGnaenoe 8erebtiamteit perz
mo9te ni9ts sesen bic @orlase ausau@
ri9ten.
Saus. Oas 9aus mar beuts
fieben @tunben in Sibuns unb' i4idte
atpei ipeitere Gtatporlasen on ben Ses
nat, bic 9eeresetatporlage. bic mebrere
Sage lang beratben iporoen mar, uno
bic syortififationsbil. Die eritere be-
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