Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-02
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Ithe lass tan years, Engiand has had an
IIriah rshallion. delicate relasions viii
lrsvolnsionised France KaiAr war q
EOaps CoIoRgs . Crimean waE, = war with
Rssis aaA sasass aow engaged n hea
sohd was with gsh1na, and In crashing
! nighsy rsssilion IN hsr Est HnsssE
Hapsrs.
4 ii q getting aors dilkcults every year
ls maka a wsskly paper saceesd In NsT
York, wishsat large capital. Former
4 II, 5ourasya,an prIfnaers, and poor scrib-
blsgs, lks mysell, had she aald psssas
naneh u sAsahsslsas ana scsas y ssls
moss profitable weekiies in this city wsre
originally started on cash capital Of
| lsss shaa s1sa witAs j. so@s lassanesas
i abort credit for lype and : small sasfs
/ pig ef papar. LAasly, howevas. ggasping
capitalists have been stssssssa BIZ tAs
rich Aarsssss Kashaxaa by y fsw fartaaass
pgppssssoxs q papsss, aad have sn0d0p
lfdsed Ehs hlsd, TO the exclusion Of prin.
ta1s and wTiteEs, except as humble ems
playess, There is oae literary paper
heFe, for example, called toe G6ids@
Prt<s, which, although edited as well
as any psper of iss class, stnployiag a.
tale ana Sketch Writers some Of the best
pens in the union, and expanding small
fortune, every monsh, in advsFtiaing, is
reported to have eonss1ased 500, 900
to the purchase Of jewelry, = portion Of
which, worth from 6fty cents to several
hundred dollars, is forwarded to sTary
person Who sends on 81 for a years. sab-
sCEipGioh. IL 10 a1selsss, Of course, for
poor devils with no othss capital than
industry learning, perseverance,, ana
gsnins, all of Which capital can buy IS
easily aa it can buy beef and carrots, to
contend against such odds. Newspaper
RssaeEss like oshxs psople, 90 where they
can get the best and the most for thelr
money. By the by, Gasse was-a little
breezss Last wasks as the City Hall, CON
aaEaiae thifa mazsa. GoIdsm Prize. The
extravagans inducements held out to !
subscribers by ths prOpgietors, who |
would seem to be newspaper mad, and
are understood to have vowed to spend |
their private fortunes, which are large, |
in gratifying their ambition to have
the most widely circulated paper in the
world, have szasea subscriptions to pour
infrom all parts Of The continent. These
facts coming to the ear Of Mayor Tie
xaaas he was persuaded BY interested par
ties that the giving Of presents By pub |
IlaheTs is immoral, OF, at any rate, no |
latiye Of the statutes, made and provided !
by the representatives Of ghsggod people |
of the State Of New York against lotter-
les and gambling. The propristOrs Of |
the Gotdsm Prize were therefore arrest
ed bas the Mayors counael told him
that he had no right to iaserfeEe in the
matter, and ahas he bad alrsady rendered /
himself hsble to be proceeded against
for damages. So that was the last Of it. |
Tas new building erected BY the pro-
prietors of the Nc0 York Times is an
clegagb samaodieas, anu agbstaAttal- /
looking structaEs. went all over it, a
Eew i&ys ago, accompanied By London |
lonraaliss, Who HagHanimopsiy pro-
its Accommodation superior to /
those Of the building occupied by the !
London Tsusss. Bot M foreign friend !
could not help allowing q little Of the
10 protrade, uoswishstand- |
ing hts eyident desire to be candid and
BE quietly remarked that the .
London Ttnaes people could, Of course,
If they choss, i1aas anything thai oeuId
be got up here or elsewhere. did not
him. Raymond WAS present, !
and looked sound upon srezy portion Of
has magnificent property with q good deal
Of eompascsusy. He appeared qaite
happy, and was very good-Ha4uEed.
should have bean so too, had / been iB I
his niaaHa =e. as ...