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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07
3m pcrfamfen 16O Ader
autes EarmlanD.

Das g. 20. girtsl spn SsetiSn %. In 1epnitis Ss, nSre.
l6 BON gPanat %, pshli6 rSm 5. SaaptnsrtetaHs tnieai.
tsnp 100 ader ausepsidnstss Garmlane saisr Ease IN
Samiltsn Co., i'm Staate Sewa, fsbt unisr anlpre6tnetn
Bebinsunsen AZ p~erfaufen.
Daseasb Heat 4 Wsilsn BON Der Dnsuautans stsur Gtty
GiItubabu. ttwa S Wsilen BON gDtaiaIns, 5 gtehsn ssR
Sla,rsbura une 10 Wleilen spn Gleen station.
gptasn ndbsrsr ausfunft, 3ablunssbttinsunsen &c. rtnst
man 6x an ban Gistntblmsr, 5rn. So5n QtNler. 2.
etrast, apif&tn Sswa v. Giap tn Dubusnt pstr an pc w.
taetien Der @aittts. 6ter' o'-oap'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07
SSir MAIDEN HERMIT Sas Vublicum

auf has nsue Glsii6srssIt1ft Sss Serrn Spbn
S6ater In CLAY @trabe. swilben Der Stem
unt 9tsn StraBe, aufmsrflam. Serr S1ater
bat INNER bas i6Sniis 8lsilt jsper 8attung int
Warfts; aud gBirite jeber Sprte nne hbsrbaupt
tribes, robe. ssfpdte. uno s%epSfelte. usbrt-
gems ssrltebt Ssrr Shaber Is aubercresntlit,
8unbsn fets ;uporfommsnb sa bspisnen. Wsnn
ibr alto cure Ginfaufe mntt, 70 stbt 3a Serrn
Sobn 9 6aber. %. 'Mpr.-4D.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07
Stadt und gtaat.

Sejtcu Sanf Srn. Conrad Stder,
tpsl@er am lsstsn Gpnnerias isins Sp@jett nit
SRI. 8ranjista &bpmbers fstsrte, tur
bas @sI6snf, has or Der SfF3in ianSts. ssieer
foa, mic mir bSrsn Nrs. Seder aafs Der 9o@ssits'
rsiIe in Srsspprt, Sa., pIUBIia eriranft fem.
@ir bpfen, ba6 bas Gtra9t il1 rt9t teitdti9s
une Slid unb Sessn einfebre bet benz junssn
Yaare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07
Neme Mm5etgeu.
Katholisehe 8aehhaadlans
5obn Soursmeper s Co.,
Fond du Lac, Wise.

Ststs scrrdtbis :-Ieuti&t .rsli6s. franJ5ff&t. uno
relnil4e grkauunss Baha Mihfeus arliiel. aeamarti,
ne ans DaHsfsr,en. fran,baiaer g4eibrauH, bic erSstt
ausrabl pom Siiesrn uue Ra.In &c.
unire g9ahsterStn rsresn aae ben uHs ielbff i'm gDsder.
bab senatt. aifo frei spu iteer StimIitunJ. 0rSse unt
@eniht mad Selieben.
1rierifSe une bic ssbrdualitsn eursnburstr @siansba.
der ~ tiaisen gretitu.
suf fsae Bsfsauns, rsrssu aas in Sisrts 3D. ,ini6la.
ssnssn ariitsl aus ftnsaits rns ben. R:isrst.
Tin stnsigts 3ufprats bttttu
q. &ai.) 3obn Soursmspsr u SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07
ltnSerc Madbarfast Galcma ~srfrsuts

ft am Samitas tss Ysfu&ss ibrss frhbsrsn
Burgers, sts yrGFbsntsn Grant. DAP iid has
Staet&sn ss niGt nsbmsn lisb, esngaa gu fsisrn
unb i6 in 8sifi6muf sstBt bate, fOnnsn mir
ben 3a&barn ni4t ssrssnfsn. Der rspublifani'
i$t SGnSsbrud cling psnn aud saraSsmabis Ron
Statten uns psrtsn i& bic S@ulfinber nod
lanse s~rinnern, taB iSnsn Der yrafnsnt bic SanS
ssaeten. Son @altna ioa Der graTssnt R9
mad Gbeiasp beseten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07


Sn Subuauc tsaren lsBts @o@s bic llnslii'
de an Der Sasesprbnuus unp merfwireia BAT
bieIslbsn ale eur6 5aIcn unp pas Dur1bren'
men spn gisrpsn psrur laGt wurben. :
Ser 7idbriee Spbn ees Serrn
SulliDau fel am ibsr has @eldI Der elmer
5rsppe beruntsr unp brad ben arm ebsn 10 Der
2iGbriss Spbn ess perm s. Carp aus sineu'
rHenen Genfsr pom 3. Stcdwerf unp purbe fur
tpst aufsebpbsn.
gus benz pbern Stodpsrf srr City Saas, tttpu
50 8ue bod, fir3ts sinp!aaersr, SsrOn Glart be
einem 3anspsrsnissn, auf bic gups zines Gru&t
Trainers unb purte fur tppt aafSebpben. Sit
beute lsbt Der iunse Wanu NOD, bod twsifeIt mar
am Iuffommsn.
gtim gsriu&t Elm nit benz Wasen bar&ss'
branntss Yferb aufsubaltsn, wurss Ssrr sea
tb 8 nifbersewUrfen u. iiberfabren. SewuStIos
purSe sr nit mebrsrsn Wunpsn i'm @eI4t auf'
ssboben.
Strr gni. Son tpurpe bon eintnt btlaoe.
mem Ssuwasen iibsrfabren unb brad Sas geir
Ssrr 81. Saufsu, benz elm &ae am SuSSs
brad, purpe In 5owafrabe aus ben, @aaen &C.
ttleupert unO trus rnsbrere Seulen unS Der
punbunssu, jsbp6 feline ssfabrli&sa, baron.
@m N pntas 9, ben %. @priL Na1mittass
purben ,tpei Subrn in Sulien 1--WE. %serpanbet,
inbem ibr Yfsrp bur@sins unb bsiee ans BEN
Wasen seISlsupert purSsn. Der iunse pal
CT, tsr ben Wasen leitste, fam, OtiGpn el
3ismIi4 melt sei@leppt purbe, nit Iti&ten Der.
punbunssn papon ). Der anpsre Yuri9s Intor
SD oil tpurbe teTnuunsslcs aufsebOben uni
ioa anger isi9isrn aubcrli&su, sefabrIi9s inusr1
8erlssunsen ~erlittcn baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07

Oefer II. Sdeer'S Yfsrbs-ssibitaa &C.
seniber benz sltbenaum III NIT elmer auspabl
sprtrsfIi9sr gussies, auti&sn &c, iOpis Der
tefen yferbs ssrIsbsn. Wr cine Spasisrfabrt
MAIDEN nil, Ipate bort feline Srber bintsrlaNsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07
Sruiffranfbeitem

Bon ben 0sibsn, bsne, sisls
8rausr, spssen Sruafranfbeitsn
untsrwprfen iinp, babsn @Gnnsr
fsinsn 8esriH. Gin Ssilmittrl
III nun fur iie sefummsn unb 20
III sun, gsrpunssrn, bae eS nitt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07

Mcntas MbenS sssen IS llbr, fnsst i'm
S6ulptals Der ct. Warisntir9s bic ~reselmSBtss,
munatli6e S%srIammluus pes ngiuS untsrttlt'
,unas- gsrsireS" itatt.
aae @itslisber fnp sinselaSen, gu srl6sinsn,
Der Scfret1r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07
~3nremburger GAZETTE.

Die eiesn3 Der @irtbe purSe auf 100 Dollars
srbSbt u. fir NidteinlUiuns b~srislbeh $40 Strate
iatuirt. $5 Strafs triHt Der @irth Der lsins
0icen, nidtim Salpon aufbGnst.
Der ,,Seralb" purss ale cHieiear 3situns CT
clSrt unp ibm 400 Dollars fir druid unb Sob
arbsit in @lutp su s~sfsnSsn +; Der D@ational
Democrat" purbs ais bsutI@e pHieisae Stabt'
aeituns ansenpmmsn uno bic Sstimmuns Ses
preiies benz Gpmite fir Drudia4en ibsrlaisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07
Sobn Nodsls,
Merbaut SailOr
uHS
gambler in fsrtissn 8ltibsra
SMten unb &appeit,

Sort Mtfinl0n, WlnntIbiff 60, JeRa,
ftrtist aat ar.sn alsipunssalde fur Ssrrn mad Der ~nsueien
Wlsts, Ibusu btaia unb aefdmadppa man fneet asis BET
ibm cine srs6s Quspabl fsrtieer 8leser aler Qrtsn, 70 re
aas S0rtta osn Ssrrsn ausaatunss. artiieln Qurntetns
spoes.) ~. Whars-i j..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07

&tnber I6retenG as s : "t g RS
sulirt ben @assn, bsilt Winb . GUlif unb Ssrur.
iaat natirIi&sn SSlaf. 60 III Elm Griasmittel
fir Gafpr.Ss l april 30.-2W
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07

- Sem
Salen ;u $3.50 BEL
Rid Sanien e. Co., 30. 8, esYse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07

Sob In New yorf $1.168.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07

Wap9en auf, bas auf sinsm S!ad Scl3 cine
Weils frpmabrarts s~striebsn mar.
Der &aun, erlaubt unS niSt msbr Dstatle
ibsr bic i&redli@e gatafrupbs mit3utbstlsr I;
mir bemsrfen nur nod, taS Ron ben gernnslid'
ten 80 eei&nabne bis iest aufsefansen ilnb unb
bic mannli&s gssSlferuns bic sanse Ta&t BON
Spnntas auf Rpntas an Der arbsit mar.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
Oeath Of Leo Hu3sor.

Miss Leo Hudson died in =. Louis
on the q instant. The accident.
which occurred on the 10Th uItimo a;
WakedeId's Grand opera House.
where herself and horse tuubled
from the lofty framework Of the
miniature mountain 70 the hard sur
face Of the stage. and which was the
means Of killing her accomplished
mare. Black Bess injured Miss
Hudson more seriously than she per-
United herself = believe al tie time.
Being . woman gilmore than ordinary
physical power. the effects Of the flI
were not apparent AZ urst. and Miss
Hudson appeared the am evening
in Nazeppa. amid The cheers Of
the audience.
Miss Hudson was well known on
this coast. One Of her brothers lived
in Eureka last season. and we believe
be i DOW residing ii Plocue.
The =. Loui. gi25e give, a brefLi>-
tory Of the lie Of Miss Hudson. Ste
was born in Leesburg, Vir-juia. on
the 22d Of March. 1543. and wa there
fore thirty wears gf a.a He, re.f
narne was. JuIia Y. Ho6son Her n-o.
fessional career tevan when ~ vas
only twelve year. ~ a,a fr.Ea .f.y
Of Wasbfny.oo where .be a,,aayad
as = vocalis. So sy6saora,ff.. lac.
"a ue a,.sc,,es :, cts-fr.. .;r.r.
viii wri.p she 80 ~, 49,.
c,r,r- ,u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
.i$IEns DiSpiICiin
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL 70 TZE sESTINEL.I
NEW YORK.

ALBANY, June -.
The Court Of Appeals, by uusni-
IuDus . Union. grant, d ne" tIIal u
stokes.
NEW YORK. June 10.
The Grand Jury have found au i'll
dictneltagain-t young NaI"urtA. tAt
parIlc!ue, Of Iuur4er in The inst &c
Zee.
Inc counsel for Lester Wa.Iack
nave put IN tAelr aII>utr To the suit,
uIOugnt by several cOlOrcI geIt.e-
men wIO were excluded from AI
tAvater. II takes the ground that TIE
establishment - conducted az Il I'm
Vale business, ana that the prupr.c.o.
has tAe IIgilt u sell tickets or relt..-
them al ms discretion, or to reyoht
tnrtn after they are sold that tn
Qckets IN the cdo-s in question Wer,
sold tn CUiOrtd Elen under The >uIiC
sitiOn that tLey were buyIu- them lon
oilers, ana tNat they were not ex-
cluueu on account Of color. WaIlach
must swear 10 the alIsN tr. as cOuusel
for The cOIOred incn viii not acccLt an
answer until verified.
Newspaper Information has beer,
received here OF an outrage hayin-
been committed on the scotland, -.
Slild4I Ht~1tI, ~ Il , dIl,n H.diI-D =
war III the Asiatic seas. The ) a .
lard beaded and searched the Scn-
land without explanations. Adniral
Jenkins Will inquire into G matter,
and il True "ill report the facts 10 the
Navy De a%rtnlent, which has lived
nothing Is Yet.
Tie Trbune'S Washington special
saws the fiiet ds of Senator MItc..elI.
OF Greg n u re, state that ia view II
the wide currency given to the scan
dal OF his lrlvate life he hes been al
vi>ed 10 resign. The argument used
is, That Will his, change Of name will
not invalidate his claim TO a scat III
the Senate and while. also, hi, Tres
ent anomalous domestic relations
IN ~ not lie q suiiici-n ut ground for
s'!ll il i advisable tia
the State of ore, on should not lie
represented by a Senator whose ill.,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

FROM

IAN FRANCISCO. June 10.
II has l'!>t TRANSFERRED that Tom. the
Plute Indian who Ha> brought from
Camp McDermOtt by Sergeant Slec.
nan AID lace on AlcatIaz. was SUM
inarilV shot on SATURDAY hv the sol
'iiers If the gu u # l. i, stated that
Tom "aItunlv knocked a soldier
iu"n Win a brick, and cnmmenre,t
4 regular bO~nlhardncnt with bricks
mi stones. shots We're fired over
IL he q hut did not intimilate him ::
ne krtt up the fight till finally
uiortallY wounded. He then tell to
the ground and q ed in al hour after
wards. l. WAS found tllit six shots
had ta<en effect. the fatal one being
through the abdomen. He WA. buried
un "a Iday, and a report O! the trans
acton submitted TO General ScAo-
field.
Tns opposition Fourth of july
IN ,e:ing last night appointed a com
mite o. arrangements which will
meet AGAIN ~io-InorroW might at Da>ha-
way Hall. Tn prospect Eow j. that
Ne viii have Il dou lp celebration.
1t i stated that Huntington and
Hopkins have not sold their interest
III the tentral Pacific railroad. Nero.
ll'tlpns ar Re i,ilng hut the price is
an mn edime L totHe closing of them.
General >-h"teld telegraphed To-
beneral Davis, ordering him to a..
point a commission at Buyle's Caunn.
.oa the tritl If the Mndoc prisoners.
HE mining stock market i much
'irptts>ei to-day. the large dividend,
tnnouEcrd "a ling 10 inspire CONT
.enre. Belcher and Crown Point are
i"Atr thah Tor some time FAST.
General SchnIeld will investigate
re matter Of the shooting of the
P;,ute ladidn Tom by the guard on
AlcatraZ.
COPPEROPoLIs. JunelO
VIM. Eastwood. "A teamster, found
! man IA IA road this morning ne
= l>nn's ranch insen>ihle. Eastwood
look HI ntpGii s rs WIN he revived
ana >ttled that he was attacked tx
L"p hl3hWaytnen who knocked him
down, ana robbed him Of $40. The
man wa> BADLY III about the face and
nand-: He IS a stranger, and saws he
mas relatives at Allavillp.
Los ANGELES, June. 10.
A mass meeting is called for >.tur-
IA might 10 arrange for the celebra-
OF the Fourth If July.
Company ID, Tenth Infantry, thirty
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

strong. passed through this city Tor
Fort Independence, 1nyo county
They marched on foot tac entire uI~-
lance OF 80 miles. \ detachment
OF Company T. twenty men non In
dependence. same re- meni. arrived
here at moo to-day, Captain Esbert
commanding.
The following letter from a special
curre~pOuucut va received tonight.
IL gives additional details of ,rmv
movements. ami the action of Cen
erAl Crook a. well a. other facts
already telegraphed
"PEEsCuTr. \. T., June 5, 1873.
Lieutenant Jacob Almr, FIith
Cavalry. was killed bv Indians on
the >au Carlos reservation on the 2Ith
ultimo. Tn" particulars are not
known vet. Upon Major Browns re-
turn to Camp Grant, near san Carlos,
rom the late campaign against the
Iuutu>, the Indian having been re-
moved To San Carlos IN the mean
time, he found great dissatisfaction
among them ami trouble brewing.
There seems to have been A quarrel
between eN-Auent Wilbur aHd hiS
successor LIrabee, out of which dis
affection among the Indians arose. \
valuable oflIcerlU>t HI~ ! f., aud much
trouble NAV eiI~le. General Crook
ha> teen aware OF the critic i state Oi
affairs. and felt Obliged 10 spare Major
BruNu from hi, staff 10 be on the SPOT
II the trouble came. which he has
been a~uNiuu-ly anticipating, aud
which a ueSseugertrou Major Brown
has just adyis Is him OF. II i not
known what further Information may
he i'll the sion of tie Office r. at
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
Z TOUCHING EPISODE.

--E -EAS-EH
At the decoration Of The graves or
the Federal soldiers al Mobile ou tie
3Jth ult., an incident Occurred which
SHOWS that tie ex-saldiers Of Eureka
were not aio-se 10 the display ofliasral
sentiments o. Decoration Day. il az
pears that q beautiful Juquet Of
flowers, arranged in most exquisite
taste, the blue and gray being blend
ed. was sem in 10 he place upon the
mound il The cemetery. the object Of
which was explained TX Col. Nicker-
ham. We e>re ially invite ths at,eB-
ton Of those who do not realize the
fact that tie cruel war : over. - his
patriotic remarks
Comrades and Fellow-CItizens Our
sorrow FOR the nations dead = uu; lu-
teu>Iled lv abundance Of speech. !
bold in NV hand a card on which are
lIalulv printed The following. words
tg-WI..
The Mobile Cadets. Of the Conred-
crate Army, honor The memory OF
tLo>e who. though their enemies il
81 O. + W AfaFa#H 0LaA al ~ [4h-%-L ~
DO their DUTY"
Accompanying this card : q beauti-
fUi iaauei Waich ! exhibit. N9u Vii
observe that u ! Gel.c4t ii arranged
from fae choicest flowers in exquisite
taste. i j a -raustui Offering Of Iseac-
and good viii and ! proudly embrace
The opportunity Tor the .r~caI->>
dead around l.. ana III behalf 0i tEtIr
surviving comrades. u -ra>ptu asua
thai hTauEH j ia ike token Of our
good Mil aud friendship. !; j tie
olive branch caFGI-i OLA du eiraug Of
feace. Lei j be accepted ia d suitable
spirit. l.; the gallant Cadets WAo
hear tins receive our homage for their
daring Lit their fallen comrades
sleep the sweet sleep Of The bcr1.c.
" though oUr enemies in war, 1T lie
manhood anu courage which honestly
Led them TO defend a the. ue-
li-ved jus. he a.. ropri4telv reInelIi-
hered and L0ugfed. FINALLY, may
this happy. touching. delicate q d
peaceful episode in our c rempa j.
mark az era II better aId kinder feel
among u and indicate the aag
and OCCASION when we mutually
greed thar the passions ana dHlIua~l-
tes born Of the War should b- coli
>l-ued u the chambers Of lyr-e;tu4
Tai. tribute. s4ys the Mobile Regis
r., 70 The memory Of the Feaera.
dead. coming from a company aAo
have made FIR themoelye. anuudyiu.
record for bravery and -allaftv or
many a ~hard-fou-lt battlefield. We
need hardly say WAS dgIv appreciated.
and received in the spin; with which
i wa. Intended. a. Al olive branch o.
peace. a harbiugor of good VII anu
friendly feeling between the men
brave men, who fought a-airs: each
Cher. Ut are how willing G burt the
ratchet and smoke the pipe of peace.
Il has also an evidence that tie Sau,h
made 10 war upon the dead. utll.efat
ing al passions and aAimosi,ies a. the
portal. Of the .nHD.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
4 WISE Sugg

Among the amendments proposed
70 the Constitution Of the STATE Of
New York !. one authorizing tie
Governor u veto separate items IF
appropriation bills. Sow the whole
bill stands or falls together, and fire.
quent!y, u ecUre means 70 carry on
the government. the Governors com
PEELED u approve appropriations tina,
ought nO. 70 be made. Tni. fact j.
employed by corrup. gi,,a:nr. u
rob the Treasury, rs fastening upon
the general appropriation till. which
always passes at the close If the :
sion, items Of doubtful proprlety.
This amendment would obyiate this
difficulty and enable an homes, COY
ernor 70 guard the Treasury and re-
press the rapacity Of a corrupt Legs
lature.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

MoDoC PRIsoSERs.-Our Washing-
ton adv.ces state that a military com
mission is to be appointed at once 10
determine the status Of The remaining
Modoc prisoners. They will doubt
less he tried, found guilty Of murder
and shot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

THE proposition to strike the word
tive franchise before the Pennsylva-
MIA Constitutional Convention
was defetted lay a vote Of a +, es q
noes 81. The PennsylHahians are not
much ia favor Of woman's suffrage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

fueuce will be ~Taralvzed bv the ms
fortune, which surround HIM. il j.
uut believed, however. that Mitchell
viii resign. but viii euIeayor -
make The most ilaUsIule statement
possible consistent with the charges
made against him.
A " a>llu-tgu s,ecial says that an
investigation viii Ice at once mace
into Col mel GlIIeus conduct Of the
campaign against the MOdOc Indians.
Charges have letu lad before the
War Department stating that the
command of Major Thomas weut out
early III the morning. and though the
sound of the battle was distinctly
heard. the commanding officer sent
uu relief until ! ecl ok in The alter
noon. but vas luuugiD- all day iu hl>
tent. and ON account at this NEGLECT d
large number of officers and meu
were kilIel and wounded. DR.. De-
Wit. Assistant surgeon. L. : A.. g.
I~aeciaiIg charges GI4Iem with neglect
for leaving tIe wounded on the field
for tuiftN-~IN hours before orders
were given 10 bring them lu for treat
inert. ana iIu. Lieutenant Harris
diet IN consequence 81 this NEGLECT.
Tie feeling ! very intense among the
officers a-aIus GIlltfu. Juyy allr--
lid; DE ! VIGOROUSLY INCAPABLE, ana
demand liz trial uy cuurt-In4riiai.
Inc Goodrich inquest Nil br re
>uu4ed Wednesday. when several
medical e&ierts viii testify Is 10 the
possibility OF a uau belu. able II
shoot himself j tie head il three
I~lace-.
In Mayor has requested General
Smaller T. detail tie >eNtuth Re-i-
nett - an escaTt IL The funeral Of
Minister Orr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
BORN,

IN Austin. June +, tothe wife Of Nicbo.
las haFoNlrh, :; daughter.
IN : lr-!nia City, June 6, to the wife Of
EG"ard coiy, Il caught r. Vi
"a !r-Ihid q y, Jane :, 10 the wife of
l.. La znn, a daugIlt r.. Va
~ taIcrn tlty. Jrnc {. to the wife OF
! "s'ti" hlh@, twin daughters.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

CARRIER.

IN this town, ALI. CHARTZ Il sutho--
lied - receive subscriptions for the -EN-
TINHL, and coIieG FOR the same AL per-
ions in Eureka owing FOR subscriptions
VII pay them 70 MIN.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


CHARLESTON. june u.
Ample arrangements have teen
made IF tHe 3t~ti> III TINS city iuI
t4e reception Ol the remains Ot Minis
=. or.
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NV ORLEANS. June ..
The cholera ! bel.ryett - br IN the
increase. though tuer- : 40 marked
Increase IN IIeIt-Isty. >Hce last ~tth
The ILterIneIts in ElIwood have b. ell
-. a. INST - tor lie cores poudjng
week last Year. and all average ot i
..IIl4L I..- fa~t N.-4~
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\ curious story ! floating about tie
Cabinets Of Europe u the etTec. thai
King Amadeus Of Spain. didn'texrect
to abd.-ate Il all-tAst hi, formal re-
: -ua.inH was only 4 rg>e, and he re-
tired 10 Portugal, whence he expected
70 be recalled in triumph in a few
DAYS. But the people Of Spain
Thought him III earnest and took him
Al his word.
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DELICIOUS, FOAMING SODA Hoh' "
fountain at Nichols Confectionery, Ia
Grduue building. -
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DIE

IN Sacram"nto. June 4. Il. :. Cu,,or /,
hitlE.. OF Eew Hampshire, aged a vear
~ ~e.1cktpn, tai, June /, FLORENCE II
VIE OF Isaac LotLrop. aged q YEAR.
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.Iunn u

o ~ WIIC II.
son OF Thomas K. Jones, aged II
years, was drowned in the Skagett
river Sunday last. Tie boy and
ialiier We're in a small canoe which
sci. jones IN endeavoiiug to rescue
ms SON nearly drowned himself, be-
ing with great difficulty rescued.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
SEATTLE, June

SEATTLE. June 10.
\ company has been Organized
WIN >nlilclcnt capital subscribed to
erect gas works in this city.
II report that the Seattle Lumler
?olniany had SUSPENDED operations
l. Incorrect.
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MARRIED..

n ! lfSlhia city. June :, John r. Ross
10 Ella NJ. k~ifkpatr.cX, both OF GoId Hill
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e IT'S T,
DIX. 7. j. HOLDEN.

VI sacramento City,
OFFICE AT THE TURNER HOUSE
DRA'lICES DENTISTRY IN AIJITS
branches. Those desiring 1rst-cIass
pnrations would Go well to give him n
telU
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ALBANY. June -.
The Court Of Appeals, by unani-
nous o lAIDn, grants d ne" tlal u
stokes.
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Arw Gu-Qap.
FIREMEN'S BALL.
JULY 9Th, 1879.

,ruF SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF
Rescue Hose Company No ], VIII
place On the evening OF July ith'
AT EUREKA HALL.
The Troy herald., 1873-12-10

MUuuER IN TIKE.-Wc learn from
ihe Pike county papers OF q fatal
sflray between two young men named
respectively Sandcrson and liog"c.
|rhey lad at some previous time bee"
witnesses in case In court. aud their
evidence c0nAictod. On Monday Of
hast week, whllo they were returning
from a grange meeting, they got into
. dispute, and this mattcr of their
testimony was brought up. Tho re-
suit was . light, In which llogas
|knifed Sandsrsor, and hc fell dead on
ahe spot. I!oauo received severe
~ ound over the lrft eye from q stone
'rhey were cou ,ins. both nepl'cws Of
collector Sam.icrson, and stool well
| liz tho csmmuni.y. The tragedy oc'
blurred IN Calumet iVwnshIp, meat
y0vcr church.
The Troy herald., 1873-12-10

Tho next term Of tho Probate
|,ourt will 10 held on tho second
Ionday in January. Admi"istra'
ors having sale notices or final set
|lomcnts to publish should reMcm bcv
hat next week Is tho last that sucl'
Offices can bc inserted to bc In time
or the January term.
The Troy herald., 1873-12-10

lsEL1aroUs.-llevs. w. IL Durham
Ind Il. r. Taylor, Of Boone county
r. reaching ut tho Baptist church III
|his place. sn.l will hold service every
,vcuing during the present, aud
probably next week.
/ Usov. Father Walsh will preach al
sMe court house, next Sunday evening
ht seven o'clock. Tho public IL re-
.pcctfully invited.
The Troy herald., 1873-12-10

AZ tho panic! times are knocking
tho bottom OF out high priccs, Mira.
Setllacck proposes 10 sell her lnrg"
stock of Millinery and fancy srticlcs
as cheap ns they can be bought any.
where. Mr.. Scdlacck also proposes
to sell saddles, harness. aud every.
thing IN tho leather lius at tho same
REDUCED Uriccx NA9!3.