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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16


Sn Treeburs, SOufOn Co., Ninn., bat Der
4. Suli Elm traurisss anpsnfsn binterlaisn.
Das un%sorT6tise Sanebaben zines selatsnen
&ssclYsrs, bat benz Sobne u~nisres @sentsn,
Pm, n. Rsitsr, 3, &sitsr ssb, Sibtsd; has &c.
Ben ~sstOfst. aRit anSsrn iunssn Burden he.
faben lie einsn &sSOlSsr, lieben b~snielbsa bur&
bic SInbe paiTref ais unpsrIebsns Der S6ub
atsins, bic 8usel untsr rem S6ultsrblatt elm.
erana unb sen bort abi&ietenp wasri3einli& bas
Ser3 traf. @it bem ausruf Look here Boys",
auf bic Dunbe ssisenb, prsbts l9 Der iunss &si-
ter I'M, u. ifiirsts tcrt sa SppV. &sitsr mar an,
IL. Gusuf 1857 ssbOrsn, Der tin,ise Sobn Der
b~stasten Gltsru, bate CUTE S9ule %senOIen unp
mar sUr ni6t LANCER 3sit gum esbrsr in 6reeburs
anseltsQt tpprsen. gSir teeauern bic flasenten
Gltsra unb ubi9on Der jnnse &sitsr, Stiefipbn
Bon Srn. 81. &eiter mar, 70 mar bic eiete ~ benz
ainps berart, bae man bieIes GamilienserbaltniB
ME merfte, Defenders. ba Der Spbn nidt ben
Nanen ces sissnen 8aterS Siipbsf, ~ionpsrn ben
pes Stiefoatsrs &siter trus.
gu benz gsi6entssaasniB, bas am 6. SUM- in
Gresburs ~iattfane, paren bic Wa9barn BON
Nab unt 5srn bsrbsisssilt unn benz alssmein Re.
Iisbtsn iunssn Manne pas lsyte @slsit su ssbsn
unb nit ben Gltern elm Wort bes SrUifss su
me6ieln.-R. |. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16
G6ieago Warftberiat.
werIelearapb.) If, Sui

WerGelesrapb) fl. Suli 1873.
90 siSen.-&ubis, I6lpe sinsn S6attsn BIZ.
Der; No. I, p~erfauft ~ $1.22-f.23 fir pei6sn,
anb $1.234 fir b~artsn.-Np. 2, $t.f55.-aas.
Ihub $3.50 Cts.
aorn.-8ubis u. stSaS nisprissr. SO. 2,
36I-374. NusIhub "a Cts.
Safer.-5eh SO. 2, i9lcB 20 Gts ssbStsn /;
@usuit 2Sl Cts.
n-Obns ale Ha6frass Ho. 2, Coo.
@trfe. = Ncminsa Co.'S 9ts. ; gie. 3,
40-l2 Gts.; Nusl&uB 25-27 Gts.
6-6lau 1870 Cts. ME.
trissr; S15.60-15.70 fir @usut.
8ftt.-Hrbis ~ $S.20-S.25.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

0Sic unfere 2eicr aus ben g~n;eistn CT
leben, bat 81. y. 8rsyntann bic nNeue par.
mons Saus" an Der ode Der 10. unS Clay.
trabe iibernommen. Ssrr 8rssmann III ein gu.
scrfpmmenesr 6aRwirtb, bait in ieinem 8aar-
room CUTE @etrarfe unb feline Gisarren. Ter
@aitii6 bistet tas Bette, mas bic Sabrssssit lie.
fert anb bic gstten Inp gut. Die serSuniiss
sJarp fiji. @astn unb srObe Iiftise Stalunssn
smffeblen bieiss Saus Defenders t.n Garmern
aus Der llntssssnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16
Rpse or ruben in Grieben.

Sn SumfOn Co., @ian., lnS bic Gage.
lpbnsr uns ane9te isbr rar. Nan erlu9t uns,
biss gu yerSHentli9en nit benz. Ysmsrfsn, saB ben
8nsGten fur einen Disnlf BON 5 @rnaten 25-
80 Dollars per Rpnat ssrne bslablt per Zen. -
WabrsnS Der asrnts III Der Iaslpbn 3 ane d
Dollars per Gag. Disjenisen bic nabsre aus-
funft ipiinitsn mrssn i& an y. 3mnsr, Galt.
ponia, SOuiton Co., Winn, wenSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16
Sob in Stem yorf $1.t6.
II ms5m9
aus Ssn tsls9rapbi(9sn pspaf4rn.
Seuti6laub.

Seuti6laub.
Berlin, fl. Sui. Die sansli9s 3urid-
,isbuns Sismard's pom prsubiiasn Miniasrium,
psl6e i&On Dor lGassrsr 3sit ais tssprINbsnb an.
s~etiinrist ipurbs, piro In Bible srpartet. Sn
siner Depti9s, psl@s am Is. .. @onots BON
bier absinG bisb es, eab Der 5irif i9On bic Dor.
bsrsitsnesn S9ritts casu sstban babe. Or ~irp
sann nur nod benz &si&Sfan,lsramts scrfsbsn.
Sr. BON Salan lsiner Der ssi9id.efen Diploma
ten aus Der S~ismardy&sn S9uIsl pirs ais isia
Ia9foIssr i'm @inifuium Der auswartissn an.
sslsssbsitsn ssnanut. [SoI eas fem @id3us
isin u.
Berlin II. Suli. Die Cholera tritt in
msbrsrm @sseasm Dsutl&laneS auf. = @u&
aus &sssnsturs wsrbsn msbrrs Sale mitse.
tbslt.
GnelanS.
esmbsn II. Suti. Der llnsus, msl&sm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16
6ebt uub febt!

Srn. Scbn S&mit's S&ubfcrs SO. 1tS,
Mainfrabs bat cine i4Gns suswabl BON
S9ubwsrf aQsr art fir perm u. Damsn /; sebt
unp isbt.
Ssrr S9mlit III Elm gutter S9ubma6cr unb
maat bic iaaberfen unp %fsinitsu Stisfsl unb
S9ube auf'S @aas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

x Aim Sienitas ben 8. b. Mts. b~sertists
man unter srObem 3uprans Der Garmsr in Gale.
fcnia, SOufOn Co., Ninn., Ssrrn 8. y. Di-
bier ben Gisentbiimer Der Deursmburssr Sci.
mtatb" in Brownsville, Winn., Der bort ~ssifprSsn
unp pefsn 9si&e man inter Gslsit Der Na9barn
am Mpntas mad Caledonia bra6ts, no CT bis
furs pcrber selebt bate. 5srr Disisr mar Al Sab.
re alt ant in gtfsri&, @rueb. eursmburs sebc-
rem.
Gr bintsrIa5t cine tisftrausrnbs @ittps unb
2inter.
Npse CT ruben in Srieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16
t1mjua! Mnt;u9! ttnaSm0!

Ssrr ShubmadermeiRer CDR. &teie bat
ieinen Store in bas Saus bes 9rn. 0scnbarb
Berg, Glasltr. spiIhen tier unb 6ter StraBe psr.
lest. @ie am alien playe, wirb 5err &isie
aud bier beirsbt Isin bas ibnt bisber seltsnfte
3utrauen ni1t nur su srbalten, icnbern aud
su ssrsrDBern. 8ersrSberuns ieinss @si&afts'
plaBss unp sortbeilbafte Gintaufe ermSsliten Is
Srn. &iefe benz publifum feline Waaren ais
bette elesanteNe unb btllisfe an3ubietsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

Serr 9. Nieolap, Der psrmibt mar unt
ben man tcet slaatts, reilt ME unIsrs 5rsunte
aus eemars, plsmcutb Co., Soma, mitibsilsn
bort nod INNER ais Saulirr bsrum uns teTnset
ft ppsl. 0ir hanfsn ben ssri6isssnen 5rsun-
ben, bic uns bic Na@ri&t mittbsilisn, fir ibrs
Site.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16
6. ". &linaen6era.
Office: Ode 9. u. @ainfraes.

Spbn Sea S Gp., SO. SO. @ainlraBe,
tOnnsn ni9t sebctsn psrbsn, was Dry. GOODS
anbetriHt.
Wir baben nod fiirSli9 bort einsn Sommer-
anSas ssfaaft unp iinp pamit sufrisssn, Der StcH
mar i9Sn, Der Yrsis mar biais unb fault ibr bort
lnp mir fiber, bab ibr aud i~ufriepsn lsib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16
3u unferm s(aemten baten mir ernnnnt.

3m unferm Neemten baten mir e%rnannt,
bic Serrn .. Denies in Zee, 9sriibirs 60, Sra,
unu an Stsls bss Serrn N. Salsr in Detroit
Mi4isan, hem mir ais sinsm Der bsisn slssntsn
anisrn i~ps3ieasn Danf s~rifatsn, Or. s. y. @as.
par, Ho. 1875 Gfe Safinss anb Muast Ctr,
Detroit Wi&.
@ir srnia9tissn bic tsirsTsnbsn- Ssrrn fir
ans @brnnentsn 3u iammeln, 0slpsr sa eoaseti.
rem unp bafir ;u a%uittirsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16
Wilwaufee Warftberiat.

Wer Ielssrapt.) II. Suli 1873.
@ ei3sn.- 8ff 90. 1, 81. 26l Np. 2,
$t.t9a baar pber fir Suli ausuf $1.t7.
Saftr.-Get go. g, 293 9ts..
aorn.-guts Na@frass atsr aispriseL Nc.
2, 81 Gts.
Hosstn.-8sf; He. 1, 62a Gts.
0erfs.- 6lau unp neminel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

Mfcntae Mbene sssen IS llbr, faSst i'm
S9uapfals Der Ct. @arisnfir9s bic rssslmSBise,
msnalias gsriammlans sss uSt. alpbOnius-
iinttrfisanss.@ ersiuss" fati.
aas @itsIisber inb einssIubsn, gu ifiatihsi.
Der Sefretar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

Die TreunSsn BON Or. S6tpinS
aus ct. Tonatas bic Madri6t, tab terielbs
turd cine ftarfe Grtaltuns i& cine sefabrli&e
aranfbeit suse,csen bate, heren Cribs lsBts gBc-
DE slidli& Spribsrsins. Ssute III Or. S6winb
aus alsr @sfabr unb auf BEN @sss Der Ss6s'
rung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

Mms Jpna SitD fSmmt bic Ha@ri8t
bab am 8. Suli elm bon Sasel unp &essn bsslsi.
tstsr Sturm bort in fur,sr 3sit in SbfsGrtsn
uno nuf benz Gslbs bstra9tIi9sn S9aben anri9-
tete.
@srfparbis II, baB Der Sturm i'd auf nur A
3armsn bslGrantts, auf bisisn ater gass 10
sriineli9 s%srltSrts, eae Der grbtObsn mic rsinss.
fsst i9iea.
glu@ in @ltoons unb Mit6slls lille
bat Der Sturm bic Gelpirii@te 3u 9obsn sswer.
fen unb ansrmsbli6ep S9aben anssriatsi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

SSir MAIDEN uniere Sefcr DEFENDERS
teuts auf bic in ben beutisen ecfalipalten iebeu-
be Gsi9aftsan;eise Der Serrsn 8reiburs u,
arapfeL Su3banpler in Dserspias, Soma,
aufmsrflant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

Die farbisen Burger BON Dubuque
trefsn srpbartise gOrbsrsitanssn, I'm ben 4.
ausuit as Sen Gag, an psl@sm i'm Sabre 1864
auf Samaiea bic S8par3sn smaaeipirt tpurben,
in gsrbintuns nit Der SsbS9taibfeisr Der am
Sanuar 1865 pom graipsntsn eineoln ssrIiinoe,
ten Observation-Disclosures Inb Der Annab.
me psS Is. amsnbsmsats sur Contribution, fsif.
LID 3a tessbsn, gu wsl9sa Seller ibrs i9parsen
Sribsr in 9ainUis, @inneiota uab Soma sinss.
laben linb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

Deder u. Jdser's Yferse.esibfaa &C..
seniiber benz @tbenaum IT nit elmer auswabI
pprtrefliter Sussiss, auti6en &C., lopis Der
tsfsn pierpe Scrleben. User cine Spasisrfabrt
MAIDEN mill, ipats bort feline Srbsr binterla6su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

Sci Slumemauer an Coulter ISenus
fSnnt ibr Elm sutss, fsinss @las Bier anb cine
pOrticn s&tsn Gmmsntbalsr aais5 baten. =
Ma4t NAL Soaatas's einen Spa3iersaus tabia
aus. " !unS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

@armm Sanee YUa piaen .srri&luden,
wenn einise Srppfsn pom Or. @asuf q 3.
MICS Samburser 2rppfen hieislbe
% rfuns ttun, anssnsbmsr unb s.wis wirilamsr
Iine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16
administrations Mmsei9e.

Nns ssftelia ~srnannter aeminifrater Ter Sinierlahen-
itaff zen 9sbn Seuap, an esbititfn pebntaft In Subuaue
Sc. i'm Staate Soma, uue In 5elee ees leltamepss hes be-
laetsn 9srtprtsnsn, psrhs i'd nttJsi6nstr ssasn taar
hem bptit Sittenten am Mentas, ben 4. aneut 1873
um II ltr wlprsens an Der 9ineanssibare hes Genrttaus
@rune gutter ~ssrtaufsn Die Sfli6s Salfts es faepsal.
gierttls, es perbw. 9teriel bee taesai. yIertsls bic ilelt.
de Salfts etsI leStli4sn giett!s ane eet No. 3. aat etee
5 Sauptmsrieian une bsiannt uutsr benz Wamm ,Saap"
Barn.
Sobn 9eerB,
asminiaraisr Ter SinttrlaNsni&ait ss ssrkrrbtmn
f02, 1903 u. t05 Sstu Ssulp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

gir fiissn cbissr GOrreiprnbens bic RaGri&t
bst haB man ant If. SUM- bier in Dubuque an
benz sanbunssplage cine tart in gsrwsluns &C.
ratbens ssi9e ans eanb 3cs, bic nautbmabli& bic.
jenise hss Sru. 8sdsr III.
RSge er rubet in Grieeen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

3eDi'S Srps GopbSsN alait an Der
@aiufrabs bat bic i&Snfs answabl fur 9raut.
an3iss in Der Stabt.-Wsnn ibr, iunss Ssrrn
nnp Damsn Yraut3sas fault 70 fsbrt su9 sa
binsia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

SrieHiffe unc GmittuneSliffe miife,
leitsr bis bas na&le NAL, tsssn Mansst al
&aum auSjeieyt perssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

Die aus 3beilen bes Staatss bis jsst
sinsstrofsnsn gsri&te ibsr ben Stanb Der
5sipfrii@ts laHsa cine aussepi9nsts Grnts or.
tpartfn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

Stppetitlofsfeit 1T ifbr oft bic Gslss bon
gang f9ls&tsr 8erpauuns.
DIR. aSnts's Sambursu Iropfsn tsfSr.
bern bic gsrbauans uuo srwsdsu sinsn s%siunbsn
Nppetit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

Cine Hplicc Der Waibinstpn- 9stsnsssrIi.
9rrunss.@ sieai6aft in 1861 BON $40 900, mar
in 1866 auf Si1,152.70 s~sltisssn,
Die Waibinstcn, estsnspsrT9sranss @sisa-
i9afi Bat elm sutss 5%uaSamsnt, Hsbt in bpbsm
anisbsn unp pirp ensrsii9 tstrisssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16
1tp. 3. = Wd6sntlids prieaiae,
Oubuaue, ben IA. Sali 1873.

Sn irel6er ale Sriefe a~nss3eist fns. psI6s sem z. Sult
bic sum II. Suli IN Der tiefssn gefpffes a%nseipmmsn Hne
ntht abaehplt npresn inh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

sOms0n II. suii. Der llm,us ~slssn
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-27

case must be taken up. Its mighty is
sues can no longer beset aside. If Cain
was not sane at the moment of the kill
i ing, the stain of murder must be wipe<
from his brow now and forever. This
tardy Justice may at least be done him
Our children ard our chi!dren's children
must be taught to speak Of Cain the
man-siaushterer Cain the mentally -ex-
citable: Cain the peculiarly-ciIcuIa-
! stanced. But Cain the murderer?
Never.
mans own testimony shall not con
Wet nor acquit him. But are We not to
take into account. as indicative OF his
state OF mind. actions and declarations
coiacident with the commission of the
crime alleged against him? If ut or
about the time OF the fatal deed, there
was positive evidence of incoLeren nee
what then? Witness the last recorded
words of Cain /:
EVERY ONE THAT rrNDEIH NE SHALL
sLAr NE 4!
Is this the utteraEce OF sane mind
Erery one that indeth me shall shay me?
Gentlemen Cain, at this point. was not
only c-azv-le was the craziest man that
ever existed No ordinary lnnatic, how
ever pr-posterous his .errors. expects
to be killed more than once Rut to this
poor creature retribution suddenly as
suDed a u; sra-headei form. His dis
trscted br..ia, Unconscious that Adam
was the only other man IN the wide
world. instantly created an immense pop
nlatioH h saw himself falling again an |
again by the strokes of successive as
sasins, even as Abel had falivI. uu,,r,
his hand. His first d,.z-d glimpse of
death expanded and intensified into q
horror never silce conceived by man.
His happiness over,hrown; his reason :,
wreck ; a prey to fears that stretched BE-
fore him forever, with no possible hope
of nnal destruction, the only consoi.-
ton is that be could not folehnow the
merciless verdict OF posterity. He did
not recognize in himself The First Mar
darer. Rithes than dream OF such
i4noulinv as this. WAS it no; better that
he should cry in his rawlings; Every one
that fri,.th M shall sliy me :.
We leave the question To the intelli-
sence and the justice of this faithful and
enlightened century
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-27

It is Johns turn now. He and
the epizootic have contrived corner
on the San Francisco carrying trade
The Coolie is power in the land--a
horse power and it Is not impossi-
bic that as bearer of heavy burdens
ard q tractable. reliable medium for
the transportation of the lighter
sorts of goods, he may demonstrate
himself to the merchants Of Front
and Battery streets and the retailers
of the other parts Of the city that be
is less expensive arrangement than
the dray and its on.ft of man and
horse +; cheaper. if not equally ex-
peditiors packase-carrier than the
furniture van and the express wagon.
John has been one of the despised
eoncomitants Of the day of small
things. and has been cursed and
kicked by demagogue and drone !:
has suffered the contnmelv of the
scapegoat. and been the butt of the
hooilum and the street loafer. Now
his broad shoulders, his dog-trot.
his understanding capacity, his
patience, his cheap labor. come
to be appreciated. No eau
casaiau " class can make sue.
cessful business Of toting such
loads as he can jog along with. all
day long. at his ease. He and his
bamboo balancing pole rise to the
dignity of recognized utilities. He
is to play the part in San Francisco
that :he wonderful native porters
and bagGage-sDashers perform in
Constantiaople. The lesson he is
teaching is worth remembering and
when he has done his duty and j.
no longer required to bear the bur
den aud heat of the San Francisco
,lay of trade. let those whom he is
helping out of their dilemma not
forget that he is entitled to some
thing better than the rough knocks
and undeserved indignities that have
been visited upon him with too free
and unrestrained hand by his side
walk critics and their allies Of the
Anti -Coolie Leagues. Let those
who cannot perfurm q horses work
stand aside in presence of John
Chinaman and keep silent!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-27
SENATOR NYE An INVALID.

Some days since q letter Was pub
hshed hy one Of our Pacific Coas
exchanges stating that Senator Nye
hal recently been prostratei by 9
paralytic stroke; but no such unwei-
come news having reached his
friends here it was hoped that
the statement was an erroneous one
and even now an explicit descrip-
ton Of his ailment his failed to
reach US. although letter from
himself and another from his son
in-law were received yesterday by
Mr.. II F. Rice, conveying the in
form ,tior that the Senator's health
was greatly Impaired aud that he
was suffering from extreme debility.
The letters were dated New York
April 10, and brought the further
announcement the: Mr.. Me, under
advice from his physicians, was
about sailing for Europe. There
is hardly one individual amongst
the many in Nevada to whom Gov
ernor Nye is personally and init
mately known, be they political
friends or opponents. bns will feel a
pang of regr on learning of this
serious Hines of their late repre-
sentative. When blessed with health.
Q more genial man ant: one in whom
that peculiar charm called magnet
ism is more ahund unity developed
would be difficult to find and his
friends. neighbers and constituents
of the sage brush-even his old
time rivals and antagonists, will con-
fess to 4 sense of sorrow at the
tho7slt Of the p .ssil,ility of not
meeting hiz, again. 1t is gratifying.
however. in the very face Of these
unpleasant tidings. to remind our
selves that the Governor is pos
sesSed Of no little recuperstive pow
er, no small degree of elasticity of
and that it is quite
possitae-probsble. indeed, that his
trip abroad will restore him to his
usual condition of health and s,'ir
its. His daughter. Mrs. Waller 1.-THE
very beautiful lady who visited Car
son some seven years siuce). will &C,
company him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-27
NAUGHTY ..LlDDY."

The Cincinnati correspondent OF
the Rising Sun Recorder had AN i'll.
serv e~ in this city with Miss Wealth
ersby, of the Lydia Thompson com
pany. The la.ly sail to her attentive
visitor: II receive innumsrabl..
silly communications. but take Ro
notice of the senders why. at Nii-
yankee. . gentleman sent me. Que
evenisg. a magnificent bouquet sew
eral feet square. with a very polite
note skiing an introduction I re-
-plieIl thanking him for tho hOwes~.
but informed him that his reQn st
conld not be granted that I made
no acquaintance. except those intro
dncad lsv myfsienas. He followed
M t. Chiacyo, had a private box at
the tliester there, and sent me y bass
ket of eismpage The girls and I
anil Willie Eslouin drank the cham ]
pagne.sad esiev~d it -hngelv.7sut N"
further attention was paid tn the in
fataatsd d0aor. Que tesv nj Md'hfIe
I received a sentimental note ex
pressing int admiration. and re
0uestinx me to wear = white rose on
nv ,atsRe costume that evening 10
aignifv nv appreciation Of the ten
der-heafted youth exhibited the
nee IN .tlse resti Of the frssssi)e. snd
Willie. eur comedian. who iSa great
w.g. appe sred that evening on the
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A SwINDLE SMOOTHLY AND. Sue
cEssFuLLY PLAYED.-We have inst
heard the particulars. for the trntb
of which We will vonch, of one of the
smoOtheSt and most succ-sSfu,l.
PLAYED swindles of-well, ~e will say
of the week. for there have been -.
MANY bilks operating here lately,
that it Is hard to ray which one has
get away with the pot the most
handsomely. A fellow approached
the owner Of new frame hoase Oh
lower Main street. which had just
been finished, aud asked what rent
he wanted for it. Eighty dollars
>. month was tile answer. q Well"
said the proposed renter, put .
counter in It. and l will give you
that The desired Improvement.
was accordingly made aud then til.
fellow, representing that lie ha.
finished off saloon building, man
aged to get good stuck If liquors
cigars. ETC.. from some of orr mer
chants aud the house owner was
ept qniet by t'eing promised the
first rec..ipts.6 Now, having poser
sion of, tho baikling, with a gooi
stOck laid in. the last stop in carry
ing ont the programme WIS easil.
tak-n bnsiness, promised to be 80
bfisk that he needed q partner and
must hase oss. He som fouDd hi
man-an invoice was taken, and he
rs~>eipfed for the coin for half The
ralue u the goods. The next morn
Dk Ne was missing. The dray men
made q few dollars yesterday han1ingf
rack what "a. left Of the goods to
be .t.,res they came fron and the
partner Of a night in % q, srom;singI
business :" in studyiBg how he can
,rt Q. en- ON his loss while stocks az.
- low.-Ii che Rec ri.
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OUR SUNDAY SERMON.


Some one OF the tribe of modern
On the Bible la. AZ
article ON The Insanity Of Cain, "
in the May number Of Scribuer' .
magazine Il copy Of which la.
reached Us. by mail, from the pub
iishers) the concluding sentences Of
which read n follows:
In judging Of Cain, LOOK at the Rtua-
ton. On the ONE hand, terrible fam
lily mystery, NO schools, NO churches. NO
lectures. no society, NO alnus~inents, No
,pples! On the other hand, the whole
.b0rlenSd haanAAity borne for the first
time; paternal discipline; undue phre-
n0loyicxl Developments !; monot0nous
employment !; aptediluvian m.,nstefs !:
xntediluvian parenes, and an antediluvisn
sssonl brother in vi We mouth butter
would have remained int.sct for ages.
g. EadOubtediy that brother ,had ~ ex-
smile. He sas happy because
ne MAS virtu.,us.s H., had y. way II for
giving and forgetting that for a time
would deprive the offender of fesssoal
itself; above all he had , cool collscte1I
manner of his own, added to a chronic
desire to be AN angel. H,s offerings VI !
wtvs filed the conditions. His hres
needed ouly to be lighted. aud the smoke
v;,s sure to ascend with IL satisfied, con-
idpnt rurl far into the sky.
Cain on the contrary, refused tOt
mai We can SEES it adj. The kinoke
'trus,ied and Topped. 1t crent along
be ground, aud, cIinginy to his feet,
wound about him like a ssrprnt. IL
.rew black and angry. shot sidewaysI
ITO his eyes, binding anil strAnglinsI
lin r.4,-----r i
Aud there stood Abel beside his pile,
adi.lnt, satisfied, wanting tob be an ANGEL!
II Was but the work Of Il. moment.
The pent-up, distinguishing Influences Of
-liee-time found vent in lone wild mo-
nent Of emotional insanity. Abel was +,
10 more!
Why dwell upon the tragedy? The
'orld is familiar with its sickening de-
ais. We shall nOt-repeat than here,
or shall we question the justice of the
that came to Cain.-the re- J
1Orse. the des0lati0n. the senseof being !,
fUx itive AMI v.sAoand On the face If :
be earth. He had killed; hix brother, !,
nd the penalty must he p iii. Sane or
,ssne, 4 terrible rrtribufion must hsvsl .
vert~ken him. Bat how about hist
ailt?, Would It hsve beens The name inf
i1hss :c.usss Are hereditary osxantan.
exoitahlhty. smdtjerhla :
6nney ri o. ~ .o0aidsgsa16 IA =.
louaAoasfimea1nel s-VfAat tounp..tsntl Z
aes, rodld aeqaieeee IN such : trop lf
~ =
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The average of arrivals in CALI
fornia. of immigrants from the East
arn States and Europe is POO per day.
Chop up the big ranches and insti-
tute something like living rate of
credits and there will be no trouble
about getting California populated
Bnt there must lie an abundance Of
small farms aud light taxes.
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TxPHus FFvxk- Atiiio.~ the poor
devils vito are confined in the San
Frapcrco County Jsii. This il b
no means the first appearance of this
direful malady in that filthy prison
Typas fever = ship fewer aud is the
result Of cloee mir and bad water
That Jail should b abandoned and
torn down. 80
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ACCOUNTANT.

A ACCOUNTANT VINO HAS SEW.
IA eral hours leisure dar ~ .he day sne
v,Aing would be pleased to de' Te that time Il
he KEEPING Of one or more B, rs OF books foi
business houses in this city. Ac,'rps:
ACCOUNTANT.
apa2-lw Il this oin-'