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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-05
Gin betrl8er;I@er @stfttidJcp t1s
ySef1ttOfff.

CT. SobnS, ST., 4. Sttbr. - gomar0
bOptlHS, pon her 6lrma SommaH & Sop
fins, UerlleB oieie Sta0t am leBtcn 9onner5.
tag, nm an9cblld1 etlidle GreEnoe in Xanca=
fer, ". s., 3u b.iaGJeu, unO 1T ieitoem Der-
id)Dunbsn. gor isiuer Nbreiit erlangte er
$40, 900 BON ben JlationGlbanfen 81 Ct.
sSobnSbur9, QpnOon, Barton Ino 0erbg= Sine
gegeH Baptere, melde Don uerI6ieoeueu bieii.
gen Brlpatperionen enooliirt rparen. sop.
fins mar bis Dor ad)t Satren al5 Wtetbooi-
itenpreOt9er tbdtig uno ilt leBt nod Itttglieo
Der Sermonttr @oniereu'. Gr iQ4 iAon
iriiber Die Wtttbo0iten Aloeiation III 2Selts
@oncoro, ST., Inn $1,000 betrogen baben.
Diun bcgt Die 4niiht, paB er 6dllduu9en be-.
gaugen bat uno DeBbalb entfloben ut.
9robemoe Saltmng DER sSnotencr
tn Colorado tnS yiet:-sSlectfp.
g t. YonlR, 4. OftoOer. - @lue 8epe,
idle' oes y9lobe Democrat" aus Qeapenmorlb
melpet, oaB cine ait9emeine Grbebung Der
lite Snoiauer iii Goloraoc bafiird)tet miro. 9ie
3lte9tr DieieS Staulme8 nebmen ieit einiQer
!3eit cine orobenoe 6n!tma9 on. Sn gfeus
Ytcr!!" 49, epenfalls Elm Nniians Der horti-
Qeu Snoianer beiiirgtet; bieielben iinO i'll
| csterer 3eit ihon ntebrere 0fale fetnbltd)
nit oen Sunbestruppen suiarlmen9eitoBen
Die tSn0ianer NrusWerifo'S iinb Die hinteritz
figften inter allen Snp,anern BEG Continents.
Rad,rtd,ten aus lenem Staate red)tfertt9en
bic 8efiirdtun9, oab cine algemetne @rhe.
bung Der &ctbhGute beOoritebt. - S6ertfi
@olls ans "a Blatte=@ountD, Gol., telegra.
pbtrt on @ounerneur 9toutt nm bIlIe uuo
melbet, oaB psuisftens 1000 ntes i'm Sesrifie
Idn0eN, Die QSeiBetl allau9reifen. Sberit
6otA, Der G0mmanNeur 0eS 0tltrtftS bon
Seen Mierlfo telegrapbirt ebenfatlS aus
@anta Sc an ben @ounerneur Stout nm
SiiIfe; er ertldrt, tpenn mon ihm antorttGt
| ertbeile, 10 meroe er @afien Inter bic Siir9er
su ibrsr Ser,beioigun9 uertheilen, bq Die @lu'
mobner uon ga 8latte, sos auimos unc
Barratt.@ttD ieDen Qugenbli6 einen 4u5.
brud befird)teten. @ouberneur 9toutt tele.
araphirte on Sen. Pope su 9eapenmortb unt
| foroerte tbn auf, ben Sbcriten 9utd, gu auto
riiiren, ben Slir9ern gSafien susufellen; Ell
erbielt Sur antwort, oaB uur bcr Brdfioent biz
pprlanote 4utorltdt ertbeiien f6nne. Sen,
Gope srfldrie jspod, baB benz Obpriteu in Den
| Sorts llniou, gSingete unO @arlauO genii.
9enoe 9ruppen su @tbote ftdnoen, I'M einer
ttwuigen Anfkanb Der SnotaEer nnterpriideu
sn fDnntn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-05
Qskfe G1n6lr;6Ifcit

2On0 0 II, 5. StiOber. - Ntan meltet,
baB @eneral Sumaratoif beSbalb ntd)t nad)
SelgraO gin9, neil Die Hage Der Afairen itd
total perGnoert bate, iettOem CT Ietne SAitsat
tionen Dor 0em @saren erbielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-05
eReaial : Motiielt.
9a6t SUD, msAt taufdem!

Sic 9botiad)e. oa5 mir zen erFen Stang aui Der
Barrier uno g8iener alstsuuns erbisltsn. ift istt
sne @uac Der gselseIGiate.
Die abat!aGe, bas mir Die bodsite Gbre, in Der
Natbt Der Centennial eommifdre su oersebeu. CT.
balten babsn, piro, uts erwurtet, in abreoe seeut
ober osr gtrstt miro balo au50reu, uuo See abat=
labe ebenians Elm gfatt Der gB,Itseidi6te bilosu.
(23S-4tf) ngSfeo'fGe eE6bmaffltnen=Go.,"
Ag- Dian bliIte 0cn
y2pto Baltimore"
ILLUMINATING FIRE = PLACE
Heater,
che man einen aGoeran fault, BET
s.. e. Wcapng,
(gepRS, ,l2MtsT) sir. t8, @ermanir.
QauTt Cure Furnaces uno Ranges uno LOFT
o. Cure 3 SfeurJt eparatur BON Gbas. 8ea=
herbn, Rr. 3GS, 0eii,g . aitimoretraSe, beior9en.
SepuS,tDttS)
Sie btatsae,
Die oprsisI.d)ie, ..................... ote bette
9eppid eslaspabl tn osr etaot!
umfaiienb
ieoe gorte uno Nuatitdt
con
bpd,set.ieen (TAPESTRP) BrINelsrn
gu 81 pro Daro;
ot6en @riifeIerm Su $3.50!
INGRAINS 81 30 Cents; Three Ply iu $i.fO
uno bober!
Tetne Wtoauettes. Hra.infers It. (. w.
gpir eriuhen uur barum, bas eeute, fuelhe 5u
~ ;,Ae so hgi 6horfO
iterseuqeu, ob mnier s,ans nidlt oaS red,te iis,
mn bel yeoarf iowo9I nit QuGntitdt, als i'm Sstret1
Der DiuNer, Sd6n9eit unr Siai9teit saitie5en se@
felt Su ueroeu!
Sin polfdnbiees aiorment
bon
gSa d, stmd, ieoer 8reite;
Gamtnteppfd,es,, 1attea, &tusaen 9edsn,
Srspeeafsaascn u. (. ".
re- ltniere gruiieter uuo boffetti9eu GeppiGe
fuo Der jb6uIteu uno scidmdduoaiten Grt fir BATE
Ior. @peiIe,immsr, Sau5fluren uno gu anoeren
3wedeu, 9ieIel6su iperben nit ooer ohne Sotten
qsl:eiert ipie e5 ertuanid;t iein mag,
uae gsaarsu werosa su betabseisstsm
Yreife abselaiitn.
eI- BieSertduieS uno Sdnoter bonn eanbe oiirien
es, penn iie portbsitbait enauieN tpoen, in tbrsm
SnteteIe fiuoen, bel un5 uorjnipreben.
o G. Griffith Sc Snmp.,
glr. 80 unD 81, g3sIt;saItimore=,
nnae SoGioapiiraSe,
neben oer SifiS'n bes "eorreiptnOentsn."
(Ssptg iUttt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-05
Scr1iIgtc Nn3eIgen.

2li. Glqrfe Il S05ue,
SdnoIrr nit
~ Ella muo EeDG d. IT,
BarFpFz uuo 5luUeus
y0bflU.
&iai8 scGca baar cOeg aui gBoleujebmuasu
in
Nr, 64, Sfs : @attim0tc Str0BcS
(Ntt3,tU.O y. 1bure pom greterrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-05
Srcffcn Fri QIinfnR

2OnoOH,4 4. Sttober. - Glner 9epeid)e
aus 9faSuia 5niolge 9rliisa Uter bOSnllfe
Sataillone bic 8ii.tCn bel &lirtOd al. 0aS
6reiien mGbrte ben GauSen Sag; ungeidbr
800 SGuier lunrbeu mGbreno oeiielben elnges
difert. Die Giirten crltttcH bcoeuteuOe Sers
Iuife
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-05
Selegrapg;i9e 9cpei9en.
ssSg(aaes 5eysimea.

(Seridlte Der
~afocttrten 9rtiie" fir ben n@orreiponosuteu.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-05
RnrnG,,ct inmee 2cute fiir Die attiuen gHibz
OEtClDlllL ten oes gebens aeidl!at IN maaen.
sag uno 9tbcnOs saIat1eu
icRt often.

SetC0ltet % len cs Ss6sns ge!dt ed atyiI ;G mGsS ST
SAG uno 9benSs aIatIeu
tctI often.
Gtntritt Su isScr 3tit. - 8eipnocrcS Ibz
Fcmmen lam 8ctreifs Der Surthtung bes Shulz
@eOes, lpeun es 9eplnitt miro, getrofeu iuerOen.
11uiprp 0luitnlt Y bic grtinoltatts,,, nSa:
in Den Ser. Staten. Sic bicet fsine YOytbsIe an,
DclpC lie Hidt iUdauHateH fam, uRo perIprlht
tent @inrintuugCH, ole iie uiht beiitt.
Die tiuiiee 2InItdit oicicr Irt in Baltimore,
iuHd)e Gin rtecImabtecs Sprps YEpTeTIorelI
beidI6ftigt.
6ribere Jieiereu;en: uniere @onuer, S6olarrn Il.
Die 6jeihdftsmClt.
gGegen Der 8ectn9uu9cn uno nGberer 4usturit
Ueuoc man ib drItlip ooer minolib on
~. 8. SaoIer, 8;dioeuten,
ylt. uuo 3, giorosGbarIeSitrade.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-05

Tbiiion's Furnaces, Ranges uno &eparata'
Soer;clseu bel CHARLES gSsatber5e in gtr. $50,
8eezSa(timoreSlrl6e. (SiptiS.1MD
ssi;reaa Der Waslid)t=Wcisuid,aTt
pom Baltimore,
Tr. 10, south Strafe.
cote! SitItges SetsmatertcI! Cote!
sBir bobsn cine porsi4lte 9uolitdt 5 ote on
Sano, wcltbe mir o,m FubiIum als ein empfeblenss
pertbes Seueruusez ezWiatertf fir Sausboltz nno ans
bore 3pede oifertreH; Ieibt danSbar uno irei bon
lin,eiri4feitca.
guItrdle ueroen In hiciem Siireau ooer in Der So
brit, BuS bcr 9edbel9 9aufr., au9enommeu.
Bress $3.50 pro 8arrsnlaoun9, ia ir9enO elnem
gtae tt5eil ab5alieiern-
(Ssptl5, 1910 sSa,;seS .. Smatipcpo, Sctr.
9tai.ern! s!nitcrn!
6one Sat3paiisrz au tern,
30 &euts pro Dubeno,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-05

iesung 0eS Grie9S ab5nhalteH, uenn @n9lant
uno Seitretd) Die Siirtei bepegen nollten, II
einen fornlellen 2BaiieaftlianO eiu5ul0iai
gen.
Qonoo ou, 4. Sft0bcr. - Giue SpcStol.
OepedIe ans Serlin mcloet, baB Die 9roB
m6fte nod)maI5 i'm Sereine Die BtOrte aut-
forSeru merNeu, ihre SOridldae onsuuebmcn,
SSiirit Wtilan entidJuloi9t iidI.
y el 9 ia D, 4. Sftober. - 6ltrlt D'llan
bat einen Srief al @eueral Snmaroroii,
Ibjntanten oes @5Grcn, gcidriehen, in mel
dem er Iidb III BeSug auf leinc Broflamirun9
ais S0n!g entidlulbigt.
Die $saitiin9 0tiedjcn!ano's.
u t B Il, 4. Sftober. Ser 8rdT0cut
OeS Wiuiitcrratb5 crflGrte bcute elmer Siirger.
3tprtatlon 9e9eniitcr, oaB @rlcfenlanb
tortiabren nliilic, iid} III ScSug auf ben orlell=
tallidcn &rieg Neutral I'll perhalten.
ScutSdDe Syrcitptaigc Idllic6cn lid oen
Serbcit an.
Sel Or a 3, 4. SttOber. - @lue 9roBc
9(nSahl Sreiiuiaiger aus 9cuti4lanb idllicBt
iidl Der i9bli den 2lrmee oil. &or SurSem
rufeu 80 preuBiide nib baperlid)e SOIOatcn
her eiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-05
9t o e. otiie,
g.r. 81, Toro Sap StraBe.

gir. "a, Wor0 SAP SttaBe.
(5ept7, tUib
Rss. .Sor'S NmO,antfdJes peseta biIifdes De-
cof isit 25 Slbren ols ba5 groBte Sntreint9u iSss
U.ittet Ger @eJsnrart betcGRt, iutro NUT in gtr
171Ik, TaNet1ez, 9surSlueitzSGe Der Gmtatos
strabc, Subercitet uEo 1T bel olcn apotbetern 5u
boben. Gauges, ,i2RteD
Sid)cre, eesuiiIs mno raid)s gSirfan9.
usfell' Tieber@ uno Be d. dlelIteoers
putpcr,
subsreitet uno Su baten sci
coleman 6 Gogers,
glr f53, gSelzS tim o re II r.
(Nucof-sDft3It
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-05
Dos Getbe SStGbe
9f,ta Snfinftttab.

Saoannab, 4. Sttbr. - 9ente muroet
bier "a Berioueu bCcreigt; II maren Dem gel
han Eieber erlenen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-05

SAB af5t.
Eat cas- (iriber non Or. gSntacu bsnuese) Shreou
nudl 9fr. 26, gtorc= Smta.uftraBe, perle9t.
MfreMrbpi rautirt. (Iua2{ 12Wtes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-05
GnAIamo.

2onbon,4. Ottobcr. - Soelte murSeu
10000 Bfo. Stetl in amerifanlideu 3ebuz
ooQarfiidea Oero Banf Don guglau0"cntnOms
lueu une nad) 9iem Dort peritiiit.
Gin Triumph Der gSagmet'idlen 3uFnnitsmuiiR
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-12

BLOCKADE on THE \. AND T. L. T.
We got no mails ~ railway yesterday
morning. The neares. trouble was on
the line of the V and Z. We say the
nearest. for We believe there was also
some trouble on the [. Z. Between
Mill Station and Franktown the wind
had blown the snow upon the track and
packed it in there SO firmly that when
the caboose train which Lett Reno Thurs
day noon got there the point was found
to be impossible. Ice hs& become so
matted and formed upon the track that
the locomotive could not be kept upon
the rails. In fact there was no railway
left. 1t was buried out OF sight and out
of reach of the wheels. We were at the
station yesterday when Conductor Hav-
enor came in with his train. 1t was
clock when he arrived. He had been
up all night-he and his passengers and
train hands. Foar locomotives had
been helping to pull and haul things to
rights. Also big force of section men
and track hands. This is the only seri-
Gus blockade on the V. and I. this win
ter. The mail train got in late in the
afternoon.
A TRAIN OF sqCAws, each with big
gunny sack full of hay beating against
the sou'west wind to their camp down
in the sagebrush. was one of the infalli-
Bile signs Of hard winter which met our
eye day before yesterday. Those pru-
dent women Of the dusky race were pre-
pairing to sleep warmer than a less luxu-
rious underlying would permit.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-12
HERNIA mn.

We had delightful entertainment at
the Theater last night. The audience
was large and in the best OF nature. and
the very nicely executed feats OF leger-
delnaln, succeeding one another in rapid
succession were series of exciting
surprises. A trick where he counts out
Of a hat certain number of coins, re-
serying-ss he did in this instance five
out of Il total Of twenty, and leaving
the remaining fifteen in the hands Of
two OF the audlence-they doing the
handling and counting. and at a word
be being thirty feet away, causing the
five pieces which he took to sud
denly to take their place with tue
fifteen - this very adroit trick beats
all our arithmetic and all our guesswoyk
There were other tricks, more SNOWY IN
their nature and quite as astonishing
but for neatness and in the way OF
"presto. change we think this the
most skillful. The feat with lot Of
steel rings We have seen done here by
Heller and Martin, but it is none the
less mystery and delight The
changing of beans, coffee and bran into
hot coffee. sugar and milk is n very
pleasing trick; the converting Of the
magic eggs into trio of beautiful doves;
and the tricks with pair of rabbits
were all very amusing and mvstifying.
Tonight there is to belan entire change
of programme and a very mysterious
seance, in which the handsome Young
lady in the claw-hammer coat will take
part. This afternoon a matinee for the
ladies and the little folks has been ap-
pointed. This sort of show is such a
real enjoyable treat to the children that
none Of them should be denied chance
to see this most accomplished Of magi.
clans.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-12

SCTRo TAXES CARSON INTO HIS TUNNEL.
A dispatch dated Washington Feb 3
contains the following important an
nouncement 'Adolph Sutro arrived
to-day. He will earnestly oppose Wood
burn bill to remove the federal courts
from Carson to Virginia, contending
( that its main purpose is to facilitate the
packing Of juries against his tunnel in
terests." Now We are not an advocate
Of violence and cannot counsel secre.
assassination or slow poisoning, but if
any imam who loves his country more
than he cares for being hanged, will
take any instrument large or small,
bludgeon or dagger. arsenic or slung-
shot, revolver. or stomach pump, strycA-
nine or shot gun aud send that internal
old busybody, tmeaning Adolph Sutro),
to kingdom come. We will agree to give
him the use of ouS columns and our III
fuence, our encouragement and the in
;eres. ON our private fortune. There
WAS u chance that the dictates of fair
ness and justice. the amenities of good
neighborhood and the love OF the public
veal would have been interposed III be-
half of Carson and against Woodburn
bill il this awful, awful, awful calamity,
Sutro. were only dead and buried. We
move the appointment OF a select and
able bodied committee to 30 TO Wash
ington and mash him
BULLION AT THE MlNT-Yesterday and
the day before there was received at the
Carson Mint, 81 bars of bullion from the
Consolidated Virginia Company. The
value of these bars is no less than $780,
666 40. 1t will be devoted to metalifer-
Gus uses, argentiferous and auriferous,
in due course OF time
ARRIVED THERE. - Acting Superin-
tendsnt of the Mint, T. Il. Hofer, Esq,
has received telegram from Superin-
tendent Crawford announcing his arrival, |
in good order and condition, weights
and scales adjusted and altogether in a !
healthy state Of assay and refinement, ut !
Philadelphia. Glad Of it, /
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-12

MANY months ago the Carson Appeal
Bespoke in advance ot all claimants
fof other Nevada cites, u general
assemblage here ui all celebrants and
Celebrities, all pourp and circumstance
and show, all trivial and iDud demon
>tratiou> To- hr para't"i tor the honor
and glory OF the fourt July 1876.
We cannot all 90 to Philadelphia; we
knowledge tina, the grand parade at
the city Of BrotherlE Love represents
the patriotism of the Great Republic
and the homage of the world we
must, in ali reason have some uppor-
tunity IL demonstrate our own >cati
meuts aud cinpha>iIn or own ardor
over the accom- pli>hcd fact Of the one
huudredth anniversary OF the signing
OF the Declaration Of Independence.
Hence the need of Il common partici-
patton IN tile grand event. Carson is
the Capita! If The STATE. Here is the
central point to which Al! thought Of
our safe Sovereignty couverges; here
i. the local habitation of all that which
BIZ general consent sc regard ~ the
property of all the citizens Of the battle
born Stale. When We made the >ug
ges.iun that Carson be accepted a. the
trys ting place for the Centennial ce!e.
bratiOu IN Nevada, We further SuC-es-
TED tiidt the hIate!lals Oh al lesser IpciI
ceIopratiohH Nh"t'u ne te>eINt' 10
form paris O! one grant "h"ie; anu 10
Ih"t cut ma 'iH i''''''',1s ''ti CIV ~
SOCIETIES. Iu' Various ?iHtis, 1le ii!e-
men e'r'' VI H'i GU, NN' ''I@ Il'IcS
"hU ,'"Ha 1t''"." I''oso '1oa'
Dt' "dt an" '''' |o'4'S -iV'o ga ma Jay
$50 We @uEeestGu tho A'Io'''oh ny
coulmlitee WhIch >'io.id represent 'he
Sta'", OF An 'tdi"E' foet' reader OF
inc pec.afA''oh 90 lhuepe'iuehce anu
othtF oIilcTi-. We "oliu nave, ltIf,
thei' general paiad" oL an state ana
feoefaI ana ou'tS "iHceis' inc rep
FesehtatIEee o' ITtdeN anu oc'u Isttloh~
ana As lleilec, i Nho" iltS as t'pSslo!e OF
everything "hich j. t'ait Oh Tue III
u"HtN ~" l''"""c''N''"eHS u our ,>tHN'
III All th.s arson suu"lu feSaIH heT-
sell as CHI i"i upon 70 90 tIe entertain
ing on :. broad ahG liberal scale. ny
this We mean !" suggest accolnHoda-
ton, oil every sort ana character need
tul TO the comfort OF " great iiumDer OF
guests during one entire DAY. The
man feature ia THIS would bo \ grand
collation. III a protected place-an i'm
promptu pavilion OF some sort. And
now, III this counectlon let Us remind
our fellow citizens that we Az here
among us, struggling aga 80 hard
luck and hard times, u newly orgAnI-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-12
Evening Repnrf

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~, =" n nsado" ' any ~. ~ =,
~ ~ haym 5, 4 ~ ~, i =
w i 1I,s w..
az 'nS NJ
"a IL 1I.,7
,S0 ndY.uE,. = ~ -.
. -90 I l'en-iiGt-''
~ -:
400 Ii i''Si.',',
80 - 7 - 15+ - -: 1,1>
80. i229 Ias, . -
-, ,oV Stnsis sol " - a.
mn pt Do,
So 90 I ! al 'l-e' - = '.
- 100 80, RI. ..-.
an an NJ ! ~. - -, -
- 90 I Ii'-N Il , I'm, t.o GA.
90 90 ~ %'-' = N'''
10, 90 ~ ~ IA n 49,. -'.t '''-'
20 20 - l al i'i,, =
90 nu'''.-os'
30 IN IN; ny 3-.' r u ;'.~ .,
10 uo. ..fs C y til't''. ..-,z -,
., 90" o''tii = 'i''t i,,' - ~ w
' ~ I I ooi NAL - ~ ~
soy soy n LitA1t 'oeAeI' =
~. 20 1 1J'! -,
a alV D!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

OsNsBY EUUsE-rEoEGE u. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
j II Rooney frof Hermann
. GREENWOOD c c Stevenson
+ + Leete J Johnson
q W Roster A Strove
H W Langerman
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-12

the CARSON CITY
SAVINGS BANK
CORNER OF CARSON ANIL Pho, lon srs.trs
Is RINCht ELo,k.
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
rnusrtE>.
Genrs. Tuf, Richard k'ruau
Jacob Klein John q. FuN
George ellison VIM. p Mcintosh
Il II Beck l.. A. HetrlrE
I. u. StsGtGuuller
FINANCE CnNMIIrtE.
George ellison John Il. 70,
Wm. 7. Mcintosh
This Bank will receive Savings Deposits N
sums a. low rs one Dollar. and issue IA,
Books for the same: VIII issue Time ana CAL
Certificates Of Deposit, and receive Commercial
Deposits on open account subject or draft on
demand viii pay interest on Time Certificate :
and savings Erpu-lt'; huy and sci! 'Achalte
on New York. Canada and San Francisco.
Currc ncy and hullion bought and sold. Maxi
collections. loan mon y, and discount COM
nlcrrial paper.
Agents tor the following CoEpautr> IT nrh
Insurance Corporation, " est hpstrrot New ORR,
Trader, OF Chicago, Citihous of Newark, Prank
Ign oi - Louis. and Globe Of Chicago.
tIroEaF TrrLY Pres,d,nt.
va. l.. M"lSp',i. Nscr l-'st.
GO. = HILL, Cashier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-31
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-31
(StluB fefat.)

Beg~ &Ountsit Du bic @sbanten 9einsr
bsitsn 6rsunos leisn, 10 mirost 9u finbsn
Dab Su nidt pieIs CUTE Grsunoe bsibst.
The Lake County star., 1876-08-03
Dust from Other Worlds.

The color of the sky is said to be due
to the transmission of rays of light
through cloud of dust which collects
above the earth.
Professor Nordenskiold examined the
snow which covered the icebergs as far
north as eighty degrees, and found ii
strewn with black particles, spread over
the surface, or situated at the bottom OF
little pits, great number of which were
seen on the outward layer of snow.
Many of such particles were also lodged
in the interior strata.
This dust, which became gray on dry.
ing, contained a large proportion OF
metallic particles attracted by the mag
net, and capable of decomposing sulPhate
of copper. An observation made little
later upon other icebergs, proved the
presence of similar dust in a layer OF
granular crystalline snow, situated be-
meath stratum of light fresh, another
of hardened snow. Upon analysis, this
matter was found to be composed OF
metallic iron, phosphorus, cobalt, and
fragments Of ditomace@. 1t bears the
greatest analogy to the dust previously
collected by the professor on the SHOWS
of Greenland, and described by him un-
der the name of "kryokonite."
The Lake County star., 1876-08-03
Exhibition at Brussels.

Magnificent in its dimensions, and very
laudable in its purposes, is the Philadel-
phia Exposition, but there is an exhibi-
tion in progress on the other side of the
ocean, at Brussels, which, though smaller,
is well entitled to a share of the worlds
attention. 1t is an International Exhi-
bition Of all the known forms of hygenic
and life-saving appliances, and is in
agreeable contrast, therefore, to those
exhibitions OF the past where lile-
destroying implements have been promi-
nent features. The plan of the exhibit
ton contemplates division of life saving
apparatus into ten classes. In the first
are comprised all known methods of saw
ing life from fire, including plans for
constructing fre-proof buildings, for the
safe storing of explosives and combusti-
bles, preparation of timber to resist fire,
and the manufacture of lightning con-
ductors. The second class includes all
protectives against death by water. The
third is devoted to the exhibition of the
means Of preventing accidents to travel
ers by land over railways and ordinary
roads. The fourth class covers appliances
for alleviating the sufferings Of those
wounded in war, and the Fl ith is devoted
to display of the means by which the
public health is preserved. The sixth
embraces the sanitary measures and
means of saving life adopted in the vari-
Gus industrial operations, including
models of workshops aud factories, and
plans for lighting, heating, and ventilat-
ing them, as we'll as protecting life in
mines. The seventh class is devoted to
domestic bvgene, the eighth to plans for
improvement in the construction of
artisans houses, the ninth to the public
care for the welfare of the laboring
classes by the establishment of evening
schools, lecture courses and asylums for
children, and the tenth to the protection
of life from the dangers incident to the
pursuit of agriculture.