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Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

TIE war in Spain is reported at an end. Dispatches from Madrid, of Feb ruary 9, say that Don Carlos, his staff and many of his followers has entered France and asked the hospitality of the French. The Government informed the Spanish Government of the surren- der, and congratulated it on the termi- nation of the war Don Carlos asks the privilege of remaining in France, but the government will probably re fuse it.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

GENERAL BABCOCK, in conversation with his friends, says he has no present intention of resigning his position oi Private Secretary to the President, nor does he at all consider it necessary 10 renew his request for an army Court Of Inquiry to vindicate him from charges which have already been disposed of, after a full and fair trial by the civil tribunal.-Washington Dispatch, Feb ruary 26
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

TIE Washington Chronicle of Feb ruary 10th, says: Hon k. c. Me Cormick and wife have returned to Washington. They left here in June last, and have travelled extensively ill Colorado, Utah, Nevada, California, Oregon and British Columbia, and also in Arizona and New Mexico. Besides about ten thousand miles of travel by rail and steamer, the journey involved two thousand miles of stage riding"
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

A WASHINGTON dispatch of Fcbru- ary IS, says; In the course Of an inter view today, with amembsr ofthe House committee on Indian affairs, the Presi- dent expressed himself as bitterly op- posed to the transfer of the Indians to the War department He intimated. however, that in the event of choice between a return to the Indian manage ment of former times, and military gov ernment, he should be in favor of the latter
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

JUDGE NEUGAss has removed his office, as clerk of the district court, to the room In the court house building next south Of the Recorders office. This and the adjoin- Ing offices are credit to the county, and look like "Old business"
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

NOTE the new advertisements. There IS the mining work notice at Florence. Then Jules Girard advertises some fine sheep near Grant. There are also the sheriGs land grant sales.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

S. w. CARPENTER was on January 2I. appointed by Governor TIlden Of New York, a commissioner of deeds for that State, to reside in Arizona. Mr. Carpenter meditates no material change in his per sonal bearing.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

A PIoUs Newark girl recently dis cardod a poor young man to whom she had long been engaged, and gave her hand to wealthy, grayheaded widower. She said she had made the matter a subject of prayer, and that God told her with the rich mans she could do great good in the world, in the way of converting sinners, and so she took up the burden.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

Y. E. APPEL got back from Fronteras over the line in sonora, on Thursday; he has with him as a trophy, the arrow that killed Juan Luna in the late Indian mas- sacre near FrOnteraS.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

EsCOBosAs and Salazar's train came in this week from Yuma, hay ing on board g., GOO pounds of assorted merchandise for E. \. Fish & Co.'S establishment.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

EsCoBosA's train brought a quantity of material for Chas. Etchells' blacksmith and wheelwright shop. This train also brought in new and complete assaying outfit, for Blake's projected assayer's of flee.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

A COCKNEY gentleman stepped up to give his testimony: There was a vast crowd gittin' about i'm, hand one said the man was killed, hand hanother said the same; hand hi hex claimed, with ha loud voice, Tiff the man Is killed, why don't you stand back hand give i'm ha little hair ::
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

Maria, observed: Mir Holcomb, as he was putting on his clothes, there ain't no patch on these brooches yet" T can't fix 1t now no way; I'm too busy" "Well, give me the patch then, and I will carry it around with me. l don't want people to think n'tafford the clOtlN
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

Two young men named Williams and another whose name is unknown, who started from Santa Anna, CalitOr- nia, a few weeks ego, for Arizona, were killed last week by the Apaches, near White Mountain, Arizona.
 The above is taken from late num- Der of the San Francisco Bulletin. The matter is news to Us.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

SOME Of the fruit trees in the valley have been in blossom for a week past.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

ATTENTION SMoKERs.-If you want a fine imported Havana cigar, go to Mans eld'sNews Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

THERE have been quite a number Of ad- ditions made to our business and society circles, by late arrivals.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11
Tres Alamos House.

C. NJ. HOOKER & Co.,, ProprietOrs- HNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS | day opened the above house as a Sta ton and are prepared tO furnish
 SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
 to the travelling public. The House and Corral are second to none in the Territory, and will be kept First-ClaSs in every respect.
 The travelling public are Invited to give us a call.
 Tres AlamOs, Jan. IS. l6tf
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

NIR. CHAs. IT. WELLS, superintendent Of the Arizona and New Mexico Express Company, left Tucson on the 3d instant, for san Diego, to attend the annual meet ing of the stockholders ofthe Company.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

DLANK WATER RECEIPTS AS PRE
 ID Scribed by thCDeparrtment Of Arizona are f0-- calo cheap at TnE CITIZENOlfice.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

FULLY, OCHOA 65 Co. received, on Wed nesday, 2O,0OO pounds of corn from Crit tenden.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

ZEcKENDoRF BROTHERS have lately re- ceived a very large assortment of the finest candies.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

BUSINESS is dull. But there are better times just ahead.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

THE best brands chewing and smoking obaccos at Mans feld's News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

THE trees lately planted in the court house park are already budding.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

RUSSIAN and Havana cigarritos at J. s. Mausfeld's cigar store.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11
4 Sad Death.

On last Tuesday, a soldier, belonging
 we believe to one of the companies at Camp Lowell, and who had been drinking heavily, brought up in his wanderings at the house Of Mr. Rodriguez, in the west ern part of town, and laid down by the house, using an adobe for pillow. He had lain there for several hours, as those around supposed, asleep, when, on ap- preaching him to discover the cause of his motionless quietude, he was found to have sunk to sleep forever.
 Coroner Smith summoned a jury who lascertained the facts, that the deceased was named Michael Ryan, that he was a native of Ireland, about forty-five years of age, and that he came to his death March :, in this county, from the effects of excessive use of sperituous liquor.
 TIE late weather seems to promise some relief from the long drouth. It started raining here last Saturday night, the fall continuing throughout the night and thoroughly soaking the ground. The surrounding mountains showed quite a heavy fall of snow, well down on the mountain sides, to the south, east and north. After clearing up, last Wednesday night opened the ball again with the high est kind of a wind, which after waltzing. things around until Thursday night, and working itself up to ihe highest agony of moaning and bowling, found relief in tears and washed things generally. Fri days programme consisted of April show CTS, ending in a steady dnzzling rain, in the evening. This continued at intervals during Friday night This morning brokel clear, with a clean heaven and clean earth.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11
The Park Brewery, Foot Of Pennington Street.

UNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD BEG leave to inform the public that the PARK BREWERY at the place Of Levin's original Pioneer Brewery is now fitted up sfter the latest and most
 IMPROVED STYLE, and is prepared to supply BAR ROOMS, SUTLERS, FAMILIES, &c. with Superior article Of
 Lager Beer, Ale and Porter. Also, will keep at the Brewery fine as sOrtment Of LUNCHES at all hours.
 z. LEVIN. October IS. 1873. f.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

OUR RETAIL DEPARTMENT
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11

GROCERIES, DRY GOODS. HARDWARE, CROCKERY. CLOTHING, CUTLERY,
 LIQUORS,
 WINES
 CIGARS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
 ETC, ETC.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11
FINEST IN THE TERRITORY,

FINEST IN THE TERRITORY,
 and parties purchasing ANYTHING at all WOULD DO WELL
 to examine our immense stock BEFORE THEY BUY ELSEWHERE. We can assure them that our facilities
 For Buying are Unsurpassed, As members Of our firm reside both in san Francisco and New York, with nc other object than to watch the declines in prices there and take advantage of a fa vorable market.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18

besansen. Das in MusR9t iiebenbe Sef
wtrb alio 6as brittle in bieier Settle bilben
Mm 8. Sum- 1877 miro IS SO Sabre, Iei
Btus TX. aus ben Sdnben bes Cardinals
Gaitislione, bes nadmalisen gius VIII,
in Der 8aiilita BON ct. Beter bic biid0hi.
DIEM Weiben empfins.
Sm pefber Nbseoronetenbauie tam an
10. SUM- Der 9lntrus bss Galuiniiten ge.
mete auf yaustreibuns Der Seiuiten in
eaufe bes sesenwdrtisen Sabrss" Dor.
@rose unb aQsemeine JSeiterfsit besleitett
bic Worte bes rabiaten Serrn; Der Brdli.
bent ueri5Ob bic Wotiuiruns bieies @ntra:
ses auf Die Situns mad ben 6erien.
an Der @insu9spro,eilion bes Gr,bi:
Idols &utI6fer In Wien betbeilieten i'd
BON 100 @emsinoerdtbsn nur 4, beim sc
idbrisen Subildam Der bortisen Spna3ost
(SuoenttmpeD aber 60!
Ser insruannir @eri9tsbof fur fir9:
li9e In9elssenbeit anerfannte am %.
Suni 9e9en Gr;bii6of Mel9srs in &olr
auf yabietung pom Nmte", neil iein Ser:
buIten init Der OffsntIiden Srbnuns uH.
uertrdsIi9 iei."
Die Ginnabmen Der propaganda fiot
pom Sabre 1875 betrlsen 3ll GAS Sr. sc
st. mebr ais I'M Goriabre 1874, iie belle:
fen ii9 auf 5,797,436 Sr. ~ ST.. Sell
benz Sabre 1858 baben bic ginnabmen ME
bieie SObe errei9t, pie i'm persan9ener
Sabre. Srantrei9 alein CAB 1902, OsS
1T. 90 st.. gIiuB: 9otbrinsen l9s, 765
ST. AZ St.; Qeuti9lanb 4l3,8 SS ST. &C
ST.. gelsisn 37O,576 ST. 80 st.; Spa:
MEN 1928 ST.. Die NieSerlan6e 100 $50
6r. 96 st.. Die S6pets So, los Sr. 81
st.. uno Central: 2lmerica l~ieferte 2 st.
60 ST.. w~obtn9e9en Noros 2(merica 123,:
297 6r. uno Sioamerica 5l,s43 ST.. BEL:
l%teuerte.
GIN %. SUM piro 6as 6eit pom +.
6er;en Seiu gum erlten Male auf Mont.
martre Sa Earts, an Dem Srte, no ipdte,
Die Sotiotir4e iteben wiro, 9efeiert.
@igr. @rtitjran, apoit. Shear pon ga:
pan, ut au9enbIifli9 in Yaris.
Suu Den mebr ais $50 Gdpten, bic nm:
ierm FL. Safer Bius TX. p%oraus9tn9en,
6aben MIR 20 Die 9Glfte ieiner Jfegie:
runss;eit i~beri3ritten.
Ssit 8ius TX. auf benz Sta5le bss bL.
Yetrus iitt, bat man uieIe resierenbe Ser.
rem gu @rabe setrasen: 5 aaiier, 10 So:
ni9e, Is 9ersOge unb 6iiriten, 6 Brdiioen:
ten Der decentralization Gepu6Iit.
Don Dem Gage on, no bas neue &6nis:
reid Stalien prOclamirt wurbe, BADEN IS
Wtinifter, ii6er 800 Senatoren unb sc De:
putirte bas 3sitli9e perlalIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18

auf biefisem Banne gum Jalen au brinse,t
unb ieIbe cine Wine bobren %istlten, UNI BEN
Stur, gu bei9leunisen, I0ffe f9 bic Steins
maife, miber grrparten, pom Der Banb ab.
S4aad, benz IS nidt selang 10 entmeiden,
wurbe unter benz acknowledgement 5eIien
uersrabsn. grif mad mebrfinbiser ans
ltrensenber grbeit, nor IS m6slid ben ,ers
malmten Rorper bes Sbensenanaten unter
benz SteinblOde b~eruorsu3ieben.
Serr Yaul Sidtn, 9an6wirtb su @els
frinsen, lit gum 9irsermsitsr Ser 9e=
meinbe SaIbeim, Serr Sobann 6epber,
~2anbwirtb gu StraBen, gum 9irssrmeifer
Der 9enIeinoe StraBen unb 9err Watbias
9oersen, @isentbimer baielbit, gum S90fz
fen osrlelben @emeinoe ernannt wor6en.
Tentinacn. gm %. Surf ifarb Al
6entinsen Serr Dom. Stiff, ebemaliser
B~Irgermeiiter ber @smeinbe Seiperinaen
uno Oeputirter beS &antons Quremburg.
tSr. Stiff mar 1909 seboren unb trat am
%. glpril ls4s, ais Sertrster bss bamals
nod ni3t in spet setbeilten &antons 2urz
emburg, in Die Gonltituante. 0on leinen
8dblern warb er bann, pom g.. October
ls48 an, ununterbro6en in bic Rammer
sei9itt, bis gum Stunt 1872. mo- er fem
Manout einbiiBte, pas ieine Mitbirser linn
7 NAL erneuert batten. Sr. Stift Der ieit
ldnserer Seit bas &ranfenlaser biitete,
binterldBt BEL gasn, bic i'm fainter, bas
bette glnbenfsn. Die IiberaIe 8artei bate
in linn aleseit einen suuerldiiisen 8arteis
sdnger sebabt.
4spclt, q. Suni.-Wdbreno bieO ienltz
mago bes S9entwirtbes u. am uerflo1ez
men Samitas Na9ts sesen balb ,polf llbr
in ibrer Sammer auf Dem Stofuert arbet>
tete, uernabm ielbe elm anbaltenbes &Hiz
fern, bas aus Dem ii6er ibrem 3immer
gelegenen Spei9er bsrsufommen i6ten.
Oa leIbe ii3 pon Der llriade oieies @ez
rdui9es ii6er;eu9eu polte, fanb ielbe benin
Seifuen ibrer &ammertbire Die Sretterz
lpanb Der gum Spei9er fibrenben Sreppe
III 6lammen iteben. Den auf ibren 6ilz
feruf ber6eieilenoen Oorfbepobnern gelans
es unter srOBen 2lnitrensuusen, bas 6euer,
wel9es nod ni9t gum auSbru9 gefommen
mar, 81 bepdltigen. @lifli9erweiie mar
Oas Dad nit S9iefern sebeft. Der im
obern Sbeile bes 9auies anseri9tete S9az
BEN miro auf uneefdbr 400 Sranfen pers
dui9la9t. q. ltebt fir iein gtgentbum BET
Der @eieli9aft ga Paterneae" ahefurirt.
Sietir6.-Sn Sietir9 iou bic Sotens
ku9e inter benz Finbuieb aussebro9en
iein.
Sic Mili,lrute Der ausbebuns 1876
werben, I'm in Der grnbte gu beIfen, auf 6
Wo9en beurlaubt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18

9enbe Document, bic llnabbdnsisteitsers
fldruns gu ipreden, las bieielbe ibrem
@ortIauts mad Dor unb bei9IoB oann feline
Rebe nit So9s auf Columbus, ben gnts
bsder urb WaibinstOn ben grbalter bieies
Qanbes (; auf Srantreid, bas 3uerit bic I'M
abbdnsisteit anertannte unb ben Patrioten
moraliide unb materieue 5uIfe bradte
bann auf ben 81. Batter auf bodu. Slam.
mans ionic bic sur Iusbiilfe berbeiseeilten
frembsn grieiter; enoIi6 auf bic eriten ans
iie6lsr Der @emsinoe, wel3e in suten wie
boisn Sasen CUR @emeinbe sebalten uno
ibren Na9tommeu nit sutem gsiipiele
poransesansen waren.-Oarauf gsspsr
nit Sessn, pOruuf ieber iid einen &reis
Sreunbe aufiu9te uno bsim @laie gier &c.
mitbIi9 tbat, u. MN besab nan ii3 mad
Saus nit benz YepuBtiein, einen l90nen
Gag uuf bic re6te 8eiie s%efeiert gu baben.
a9tunssspoa Sbr #
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
Saar, MoieI, Giiei unO SunSs
rlden.

Bel Greis brannte am 6. SUM- bic
an Der Oiinnba9 seIe9ene @drtnsrs 0tible
a6. llrla9e bes Seuers unbefannt.
SaS @afier III Der Moiel lit 10
nieOris, oaB bic 6luBoampfer ibre 6abrten,
wabri9einli9 einlteaen miifen.
Sn Erarba5 entitanb am 10. Sum-
6suer, wobur9 iinf Sduier unb elm Nez
bense6duoe tbsilwslie ;eritOrt worben finb.
Der rai9en unb tbdtisen SIlfe Der ginz
pobnerG rarba9s anS Der Na9barstmsinbe
Sraben 1T bic ~@6mensuns wsitsren S9as
bens gu banfen.
Die Stabt Grier imeierte ben 30z
idbrisen &i0nunsstas bes B.. Yaters auf
re9t piroise Weile. Oas Seit wuroe nit
alen 9loten Der Stabt einseIdutet. Die
Stabt pran9te IN einem6abnenmeere u. piele
Sduier warsn nit 8lumen u. @airlanben
betorirt. Die &ir6sn warsn NIT anbd4s
tissn sefilt uno SinsIinse uno Wdnner
9inssn i1aarenmeiie gum Glide bes Germ.
@as miiIen bic Trisrer Qibsralex Bel Der
@elesenbeit wobl sesadt baben3 Nie eS
in Trier NOR, 10 mar IS tn Der sanSen ge>
senb, iberaa mar bic Geier cine srObartise.
Dor benz . orfe Noratb fab man
am IS. b. sinen Weibuosel, wel5sr cine
Eaube i'm S4nabel bate. Ole bei6en
6unbe sines Malers perfolsten i'm berars
is, baB Der Rdub'r Die Taube fallen lief.
Oisislbs mar ni1t msbr am 2eben. Als
man fe n6ber betradtete, fanb man, boz
auf ben bsiben S@punsfsbsrn foIssube
idOn seprdste Namsn IN bIausr Garbe an
Ieleu finb: ySt. Quentin un6 IS
ct. Oenis." Die Tarbe Der Taube
NOR weibrotb. Die beiosu Gebern Iiesen
I'M PiarrbaaIe sa Noratb.
Die g%obIsnser Resieruns n,adt
ais Gnsrtennuns besannt, bab Der &6erer
Sobann 9 oos ~ glofsr@umbo, Greis
Simmsrn, am 10. Mdra b. 5. teH Ina
g~lofer9umbSsr Bad ptrunslldten Ndsrer
Mfolaus @eatsr baielbR NIT axobem
Rutbe un6 pisIer @dRssa<ssnwart pom
Tsbs bts grtinlsus srettst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
Yefsif6- Smxem6nrs.

Im 81. SUM- itarb Ssrr Wisuiep, ebe=
mali9er Bfarrer pon Si9neulr, tief betrauz
ert BON allen, Die i'm fannten.
Serr s. 8. 9aIanbe, Der Bureaus
def Der Notwithstanding, 1T gum &its
ter bes 9sopolb Srbens ernannt porben.
am %. Sum- 1T ibsr Mar9e elm
furdtbares @ewitter lossebroden. Der
Sasel bat sroBen S9aoen setban.
Die &atb oIite n uon Mar9e frsuen
fi9 bes Sieses, ben lie BEL ben Wablsn
oapcnsetrasen baben.
SerrS. Senro; bat feline Gntlais
jung ais Sdoffe Der 9emeinbe @eaiu ses
seben.
3pii6eu Reuf9ateau unb SmeI fanS
man am Sonntas, BEN %. SUM-, ben blutis
gen 9ei9nabm Ses 6srru &c. @osuars,
9sbrsr Der Muiit gu 9teuf9ateau. Wtan
psiB ni9t, pb iein Sobt benz 3ufaa oSer
einem Serbre9en 5uSni9reiben lit.
am 81. SUM itarb 81 GusrIanse Der in
Gubsitano uerieste 8farrer Ss6aitian Sbia
am 2unseni6las.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
@ro6 6er5ogt6a nj.

Ser am 90. Rai in Bra9 seitorbene
bobmil5e Spra9s unb @ei3idtsiori9sr
6rans Yaladi, Sefsn COB mir tiirSli9 mel.
bstsu, bat i9 aud UNI bic @ei5i6ts GU
rsmburss psroient sema6t, pie feline binters
laiienen @srte bsionbers feline v@ei9i6te
ppn 9Sbmen" bswsiisn. Bir MAIDEN uns
iere beimatbli9sn Sel9i9tsfori6er belons
bsrs auf bieiss 8srt auimertiam.
Ghtcrua6.-Oer @iuibrobusbauperein
in G5terna9 bat I'M lebten Sabr CUR He:
itauration Der Glofertir1e II, $40 6rs.
a~ussesebsn. Sis jest bat Der 8erein be
itattli1s Summe pon 104 ,9l3.35 Srs. al
ben gau %sewanbt. Die gdtsrna9er boz
ben bewieisu, mas gutter Wiue unb gnsrs
gle fertis brinst.
Infer College Ssr So. 8iport, Rssae.
tsur bes Bulletin des Halles" unb Der
Gazette commercials" IN paris idreibt
mad einem 8elu9e in bic 9eimatb ibsr
bic @rnbteuusf@tsn wis foIst:
Sin turser glusfus ms grobber;oss
tbum 2uremburs seitattet mir, einen uebsrs
bid iber ben Stanb Der grnbte ;u sebsn.
Oie Bis beute ausaabmsweiie tibIe uno
trodsue Tempsratar bat Die 8esstation aus
rldSs4aItcn. Ran isbnt f@ febr mad benz
&ssen ano Der 9ise.
Der9tosssn u. bisWRil1tru9t, psl4e bic
srfte Steae unter ben int 2anbe ssbautsn
@etreibearten e%innsbmen, saben cine mit'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
Susembmraische
Sereiniste Staaten.

Sci Dem 0etpitter am Montas, ben 26.
Sum- idlus Der 8lis in bas Wobnbaus
pom Matbias &iri4 in Comm Srebonia,
@isc., obne ieoo9 sroBen S9aben ansus
ri9ten. 9ln bsmielben Gage rpuroen benz
Hic. Waierus, Comm Belgium, 5 S1aie,
peI5e ii9 unter einem gaunie b~efanben,
eri9Iasen, 10 idreibt bic Sort @aih.
3eituns".
Die unternebmcnoe Sirma MiIIer
& S3m t in Gate gitp, Winn., bat nun
AUDI Elm Sweissei9dft ibrer apotbete in
Yepin, Wisc., ein9eri3tet.
Scr ct. GluuS yRorbitern" meloet /:
r0esten Samitag GA Suni) perItarb Der
nabe Hofuiae wobnenbe 6armer Yster
Sbumnte on ben 6Olsen elmer Serletung
I'M Ropfe, weI9e bsrIelbe Bel elmer Sdlis
gerei in Sob Springs erbaIten.
Batter Wcrsrs. Elm &ebemptoriit, gu:
rem6ur9cr pom @eburt, aus bet Yfarrei
gui96orf, Setanat MerI6, 1T iett in
Gbili in Sioamerita. Gr iol fir Die Wfii4
ion in Der Stabt Santiago beitimnlt iein.
glus Sladinot Stir, Moutana, tbeilt
unS sin 6rsuno in einsm leioer ueripdteten
Srisft nit, Dap Die beioen @~olo9rGbsr,
Serr Ni9olas @rommei9 uub 6rieSri9
S6ran; BEL eiuem gtisnbabnunfau peruns
9Iidtsn, inbem lie nit einem Wagen einer
s SUP bcben Damn binunterfielen.
S9ran;.fam nit elmer lei9teu 8unbe Sa:
pom, pa5renb @roumei6 ;iemIi9 i8per
uerleet waro. Oo9 boffen mir, 6aB er
nit @ottes SIlfe balo feline @eiun6beit
wisber %erlansen miro, banlit CT rpisoer
belisn fam Sas @oIo IN Circulation III
brinaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18

Iep Srisbtun, Seauer So, 9a.-gm
Sonntas ben 2. Suli brannte tie fatboli:
i9e Stride babier nisber. Sine aus 500
gdnbsn beitebenbe Sibliotbst psrbrannte
ebsnfaus nit Der Stride. Der 8srluit be:
trdst .tpa $4,000. Yerii9eruns nur $1,000.
Oas Seuer ioa bon elmer perbre9srii9en
Sano anaeIeot woroen iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18
Grsbt6ceie Rep gort.

SnHcm g)ert iinb feds fatboIii9e Sir:
den i'm gal besriiien unb mebrere prote:
itantii6e Gir9e ltsbeu sun, $erfauf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-03

contracted for to be in operation next
August. the east side is left without any
positive hope that shovelful of earth will
be turned this year toward meeting its
greater want of rapid transit The confirma-
ton of the Commissioners report favoring
the Third avenue route remains in the
hands of the General Term of the Supreme
Court, composed Of Chief Justice Davis and
Judges Brady and Daniels. The plumber
ing horse car companies have their greatest
traffic on the east side The knowledge Of
what they are doomed to lose when rapid
transit becomes fact moves them to buy
up Legislators and Legislative committees !;
and this fact, showing the trafic that is
waiting for steam lines, should give an i'm
pulse to capitalists and constructors to take
advantage of the first opportunity to give the
east side rapid transit.
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the growing strength ofMr. Blaine and exert
his influence to secure q general concentra-
ton on some candidate other than himself
who would be acceptable to the republicans
of New York. With the cooperation Of
President Grant he could make Blaines
nomination impossible and thereby give the
party some chance Of recovering this State,
which is the grand pivot of the Presidential
canvass. In the strong republican States
it makes little difference who is the
nominee, those States being secure in any
event. The candidate should be selected
with reference to the doubtful States,
especially New York. the most important Of
them. For carrying New York the weakest
of all possible candidates is Blaine, whose
nomination would be worth from thirty to
fifty thousand votes for the democratic candi-
date, owing to the inextinguishable jealousy
and hatred which have SO long existed be-
tween Blaine and Conkling The supporters
of all Mr.. Blaine's rivals will recognize the
force of this consideration, and, with ordi-
nary skill and prudence on the part of the
President and Mr.. Conkling, combinations
may be formed which will render the success
of Blaine at Cincinnati impossible But
they must pursue some other line of tactics
than an attempt to unite the party on Sena-
tor Conkling himself
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The Connecticut Election.

The result Of the election which takes
place to-day in Connecticut will be impor-
tant as showing tho drift of political senti-
ment and supplying data for estimating the
effect of recent events on the prospects Of
parties. 1t would naturally be supposed
that the astounding exposures at Washing
ton would damage the republican party,
but they had no such effect in
New Hampshire, and if they should
prove equally imperative in Connecticut
now, when tho facts have become SO fully
known and incontestably established, we do
not see what ground will remain for believ.
ing that they will have much influence on
subsequent elections. The Connecticut cleo
ton will be regarded MS criterion Of the
damage done to the republican party by the
disgrace which has fallen on members Of the
administration, and as there has been suffi-
cient time to canvass the facts and examine
the evidence, the democratic party can ex-
pect no greater advantage from them next
fall, when the excitement has subsidized and
the exposures have become an old story.
than they reap from them now, when tho
facts are fresh and engross public attention.
The general expectation seems to be that
the democrats will carry the State, but by
smaller majority than last year. The onl,
thing which makes the reelection of Cover.
nor Ingcrsoll by the people doubtful is .
diversion of democratic votes to the imitation
ticket. There are no data for estimating the