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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-11

fid II oenten. baB Der 81, Sobannes. bic
bl. Waria WaSbalena ODER Die aaerielisite
Sunsfrau Sdaer sebraubt bdtten, pdbienb
9briitus I'm RreuSe uerblutete une ltarb?
Souten mir nun nidt au1 uniere game
aufmertiamfeit Der bl. @esenwart 0eiien
sumenoen, Der iid fir uns gum Opfsr
brinst2 llno seidiebt oas, mem mn sur
10 iebr auf uniere Ssqusmlidtsit berG9t
iinb? Meiitens geben ole @brllten erlr Ell
men Gag aus lisben in Die Stride. Bon
oieiem einer Gag brinsen iie erf Swei
Stunoer, oft nur cine babe Stunoe in Der
Stride gu @d,e IS nun gu uiel usrlangt,
penn oieie 3elt uusidlieBlid benz guer
bO6iten sewtomet piiroe2 SD Mil nidt
BON Der GiteIfeit reoen, bic meiftens NIT
Dem 6dber setrieben Nib, aud nidt BON
Der St0runs, Die es ben Nadbarn re4t u.
limits unO audi benz Hrieiter auf Der RanSel
ueruria4t; aber bod mill i9 bemerten,
.baB Der Brielter feline ~beionbers erbabeuen
Soeen bef0mml, wenn er auf cine 10 me:
oelnoe uno fd9elnoe @emelnoe bernieber:
blldt Sc eber man baber ben Ndter in
Der Stride bstm @ottesbisnit abi1afft, be-
ito better miro es iein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-11
2iteraIer 8l1DNnn.

Wel6er BlSbiinn bic Iiberale Yref5e
ibren rseideioten" 9eiern uon i3eit gu 3eit
aIs wabr auf,uttiden wast, oauon bier
uieoer ,wei ecIatante Beiipisle, bic mir
betoe Der beredtisten vSuinois Staatss
3eituns" BON Chicago entnebmen.
Die Stride uon auinses, einem tleinen
iauopi6en Oorfe, beist ben ddten Sut bes
beilissn 6ranS pom Gales, pel6er ebr,
fur3tsuou nuter elmer @lussIods aufbe.
pabrt wiro. an ben Sonntagen fommen
gemObnIi9 bic Bemnbnsr Der nmliesenoen
D6rfer mad aainseS, UNI bic ReIiquie gu
bsriibren. Sir bieIe Seriibruug 5ablt man
nur Swei Sous, elm Yreis, Der ni6t Der
Geoe wertb lit fur ben 10 seudbrten @snuB
unb @epinn. Qud am Sonntag ben IL.
@usuit waren uiele 6romme in Der Stride
pou Nairses, Der &ird ~enbiener bate nur
bic @lode INNER bod gu baIten une bic
i3ebu>g entimesitiide fieIen luitig in feline
Sammelbidie, benn Sober poQte bic bel;
Iise Sopfbeoeduns anribren. Pl6slid
aber tippte Der yout auf ieinem rlnteriute
I'm uno fiel 81 Bopen, ale Nrme itreften
li9 mad ibm aus elm Bauer mar 10 9liid
LID, ibn nit bsioen 9Gnoen su s%reifsn, sr
brebte ibn me9anii9 uin, uno : Staunen
auf alien @eli9tern-im Snnern beiielben
itanoen in soloenen 0ettern bic Worte /:
Sules 81. Nnneep. Sulss H. 1T aber
Der sesenwdrtise 9utnaaer oes Bii9ofs.
Oa einise Garbindls our g%sriSbnuns nit
benz Staate seneist iino, 10 bat Pius TX,
um Su uerbIten, baB fem Nadfolssr sinen
8ersIei9 nit benz Staate idlieBs, in alsn
Nr9luen bic Sdwurformelu aufiu9en lais
len, un oielenrse aus3upGblen uno wieoer
in &raft gu ieBen, wel9e bic GaroinaIs i'm
Voraus binoen piiroe, auf teines Der Ne9te
oes beilisen Stubles gu uerSidtsn. aud
iraber siltiS seueiene 8eroronunsen, aui
pel4e Weiie bic i'm Gonclape periammelten
9aroindle bewadt peroen %lolen, wsrosn
bsruorsebolt unr seprift. Die itrenSlte
auf Die @abl be3isli9e YsrorOnuns 1T Die
BON @resor X. trlanene, in Oeren fiinftem
garasrapbsn porsel4riebsn 1T, baB Die
9arondIe, wenn iie na1 2lblauf BON orei
SaSeu nod teinen neuen Baplt 9epdblt
babeu, in ben oarauffOIsenoen Gusen Sir
W~tiitasSs unb Mbeno WtabISsit nur EN- De:
ri9t ipeiien oirien. Waren aud oieie finf
Gage poriber, Obne oaB Die Wabl gu
Stanoe Gam, 10 burfte ben WdbIern nur
mop v8aher uao SrOo" sereidt wsroen,
bis ite ftp ,eeinist batten. Oa IN einem
6ale oieie @efansenentplt &rantbeiten un'
ter ben GminenSen ueruria6t bate, 10 On:
berte GIemensVI. In elmer pom o. OCTOBER
1861 oaiirten 0eroronuns bic iriibsre Se
thinning uno leste fst, OaB Die Garoindle
10 LANCE u elm ein5iSes @sridt gu ieoer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-11
Gines Der i6limmiten 0runo-
libel Mniercr 3eit,

idreibt Der Buffalo 9oltSfrsunb" pom l6.
ausuit b. S., beltebt BARN, baB bas beu'
tise @eidle1t u sroBe Iuipri9e an bas
Qebeu ma9t. $50 Die Ilten aufbOrten, ba
wouen bic Sun9en anfansen. Die alte
@lnfadbeit uno @enii9lamteit, bic ben
9euten Sduier baute uno @Oblitano idut
werben BON benz aufpadisnoen @ei9ledt
ais ipieBbi,ssrIide .Sopfe ueripottet. Wian
MIL SenieBen. ODER biloet iid tin gu genie
ZEN, mdbrsno man iib bur6 bic eroBen
Nniprii6e elsno madt. Dor 25 bis 80
Sabren iudten bic Wtenideu ii9 elm eise:
mes 9etmuelen gu sriinosn, neil iie pon
Der ri6tiSen anii9t aussinsen, oGB elm
eigener Seero, wenn aub nod 10 flein,
op6 ben @ditein gum bduslibeu Slid i,no
our wabren lnabbdnsisteit bilost. @db:
reuo Der lesten Is Sabre iino Eau ienoe, bel
piel b~siieren Yeroienlten oils friiber, nidt
oa,u setommen, iid AUDI uur elnen Sub
brett Gisentbum III ermerbeu, einfd6 neil
ibrs seltsiserten Aussaben iiir ben Gurus
iis ni9t baSu fommmen lieBen. Die tleis
nen 9dus9en, in oenen ibre Batter slid:
LID waren, waroen ibnen AUDI gar ni9t elm:
NAL gut 9enus iein.
Oieislbe @snubiu9t trieb Saulenbe BON
6armersi0bnen in bic Stdpte; lie bitten
auf benz pdterliden @rbe Woblitano uno
Slid finosu %f0nnen, oas einfade Gamble:
ben bsbaste ibnen aber nidt. Sic wolten
in rer Stabt senieBen unb Miuion6re wer
ben. Sauisnoe iinb uerfommen, ~ @runoe
sesansen ooer friiten elm elenoes Dalein
unb uermebren nur bic Notb Der Arbeiter.
Wan betradte bic iunse p9aoy" (Wldb
den sibt es faum mebr). bic bort iiber bic
Strabe idreitet. Sbre Gltsrn iino i9Iidte,
brape 0eute aus benz Mlttelitanbe. Nber
Der Gobter seniist IS nidt, baB iis Elm
Rleio, uon foitbarem Stoiie trdsi, tie muB
aud nod ueridieoens garbs bieiss tbeuren
Stoffes als Sdleppe i'm Strabsntotb mad:
idlsifen, ionit mare fie ia nidt vfaibionas
bIe".. Iie brape Wutter mar freili1 in
ibren iunsen Gasen nit einem Rattuntleibe
pom a9t Yarbs Snbalt 3ufriebsn. Oafiir
leben mir aber aud in nidle9ten 3eiten".
Dies tleine Bib aus benz Nutasslsben
4aratteriiirt bic faIi@e &I9tuns ~uuierer
3eit unb ibre foI9enpl4tiSsn @ebre9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-11
Gin itrenecs Sramemurtpeil.

Gin itren9es Srduenurtbsil iiber bic beus
tise Wobe: uno pusiu9t ~unisrer 5rauen,
elm iebr ernites Wort, 1T wieber einmal
pom sinsm Sri. Sdpartenba9 in Mmerita
iiber bieien beitlen Buntt gsiprohen mors
ben. Su elmer VerIammIuna beutider
6,auen bat bic padere unO mui1ise Dame
Der 9lntras seiteIt. Ger Mooetborbeit our&
einfade uno geidmadpoue Rleioun9 nit
uereinten &rdften entsesen,upirten. Gs
III Elm %itarfer, aber i'm Weientli6en bereas
tister ausfau sesen eieies wsi6Ii9e 6aapt.
libel, woourd ie ibren antras bssrlnoet.
sd baltic es fir cine gang tall9e Yereds
nuns,"-iaste bic Yertreteriu uelbIider
@iiroe uno Sittisuns-ymenn Mdoten
9lauben, bab lie our4 aufiausnos u. lurus
r,Oie Sradten. fir perninfti9e Wfdnner ans
Siebsnoer werben, ais our1 eiufaben unb
ssidmatuOlen anSus. Sbre gsri6wens
Dung unb MISUNDERSTANDING 1T alIo
aud IN oieier Yesiebuns nuslos, iosar
l6GoIi9 uno abibrefsno unler @eIdleat
lit bereits i'm Ierbadt, baR es ben bertrand
u%erloren babe, ODER immernGbreno Masfens
bau feiert. Sdmmtlide Nai renbGuier bas
ben feline ebenbiirti9e Gonfurrentinnen ies
ner Sarritaturen Der Weibli6teit ~aufsupeis
fen, wsl4e iiber bic MoBsn intsreHant su
wereen 9lauben, wenn ie benz Sobne iebes
Sai9auers troseno, nit tinitll9 einsesos
senem Se,be uno bepadt nit elmer posels
ltrauBarti9en &nbdufuns auf benz 6opfe,
nit itsIsenartisen abidsen iibsr bic StraBe
trippeln, ais bdtten tie fie furdtbar item
2eibi6mersen, uso babel bic 6dnbe fans
9uruartig porausbansen, ais fiir6teten He
beifdnbis, auf bic Naie gu fallen. Sine
anoere Sorte seidmadloier weiblider &ars
rifaturen nenne i9 umgetebrt wanbelnbe
Sobltopfe, wegen Der auf ibrem ln,use
ibereinanber sebldtterteu Qappen. Was
eiseniIi9 i6r &leio 1T, tam tein Meni4
ipsen, benn le traseu nidts ais &leibsrs
tbeile, einen iber ben anoern seididtst,
immer elmer sei9mafIoier aeformt uno bes
fsltist als Der anoere, mom09Iid ieoer pon
elmer anoern 5arbe, 10 bab Sas Sbeal bes
In3uses In m0slidft uiel ~finnlos ysbdufs
ten u. semiibten 3appen su bsitsben idsint.
I'm bas WaB Der @ei1madIoliateit pols
lsnbs 81 eri6Opfen, bdnsen iid bic Oamen
aud nod erira einsn Sdwana aus 8dns
bern &C. an, bamit man ia nidt p~erseije,
oaB ii9 aud bic sei9wan5ten Mffsn un6
a%effinnen ii4 gu ibren llrabnen ,dblen.
GOLDEN gri4einunssn ~sessniber iodine
i'd mid meinss eisenen @si9ledts. Sc
1T, als beltdnbe bic san,e meiblide 8es
id%dftiauns uno 8eftimmuns BARN, iid nit
mosli4it 9eidmadloism Gano unb Gaps
penfram bepadt CUR S9au unb gum Spbne
Ohentli3 ausSuitelen. 9s mub etpas ses
f9eben, um bieisr Sdanbe Elm Gnce AZ
MAIDEN !"-Sei uns rs9t iid nod nidt bic
spur elmer @eiBelun9 hisisr wslbli9en
unnatur. Sc ut bobs 3eit. bab man in
unlsrn weibli6en Bllounssanitalten unb
Yeniionaten, Die nit ibrer Naddiierei oes
oer5opften franIofiden Wsisns bisbsr eber
gerbiIoungs' uls gilbun9sifdttsn paren
uno in ~unlerer 6rauenpelt piel 1nbeil ans
ri6teten, inoem iie uniers G6dter INN aues
pabrbaft edit Wetbli9e II S66ne bra9s
ten, baIo in cine before Sabn einIentt unb
pieoer oeutide gilouns, beuti6e Snnisteit
uno bsuti3e Sitte pflanSt!
(Oer vYilaer.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-11
Die SoIsen Derfebrter Moral.

Die vSblcago Simes" felt ernltbafte
Vetradtun9en an iiber bic Nirtunsen oes
lemperenbseiebss im Staate Maine unb
lpecieu IN Der Stabt Bangor. Sic weiit
on Der 6ano amtIid feltssiteItsr 5batias
den nod, oaB bic 3ubl Der Yerbaftunsea
pe9en Sruntenbeit lett 25 Sabren iib nabe3u
peIpierfadt bat, oaB alio bas @eles seiaoe
Die entSesengeieeten 6olseub Der bsabiidtis.
ten errei9te. Sun Sabre 1862 ais oaiielbe
IN Sratt frat. fanoen IN Bangor 222 oer>
artiSe Verbaftunsen ltatt unb bieieIben
liuo I'M Sabre 1875 auf ITO seriesen.
Oabei 1T oas Stdot9en f~inanSieQ uno mo.
rallid SuriidBesanssn. Bon ben brei bers
uorrasenoen 9otels baielbit linb auei benz
Bancroft usrfaasn uni bas Iette lpirb nur
nit srOBen Opfern weiterseiibrt. gs III
IN tetnem Der 9otels erIaubt, slne Weins
tarie Su balten ODER einem Heiienben aud
nur elm @las BIer su psrabrei6en. DIE
6remoen, welde our9aus bort perfebren
mliien, brin9en iid baber Wbisfpnaidsn
IN lbren Neiletai9en nit uno trinteu auf
ibren 3immern, Die rei1en Biir9er lalen
li9 Sler BON Bolton tommen uno 9enieBen
es III lbren I0duie,n, Die gauge GInpobnsr.
ldatt beltebt aug 6eu1lern, DIE Yolitts
ter preblgen Gntbaltiamfeit, bic iie lbit
td9ll9 bre4en, bic jansen 9euts usrtrisdsn
li1 in elenoe Spelunfen uno trinten beims
lld ben i6euBlldlten Wbisfp su boben
Yreilen, iiberau i9Iei9en Splone, naments
Lip aud Wetber umber uno idnifieln in
frpmhPr yeute WnosIsosuhe;ten G,Jh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-11
9aS Sd6elm In Der STRIDE.

@inem Yrieiter in Columbus, O., purs
be Die 6rase Selteat, oh er Ginpenounssn
basesen gu MAIDEN babe, wenn Qeute in Der
Stride wGbrenb oes @ottesbienltes ben
6a9er sebrauden, UNI ii9 &iblans Susu:
weoeln, worauf er foIsenoe &ntuort CAB
sd bin ba9esen, baB bic 2sute in Der
6r9e ben 6d9er sebrauden. Der 9aupt
sottssbisnf in Der tatboIiiden Stride 1T bas
anbetunsspirbisite Opfer Der 81. Mefe,
in pel9em iid Gbriitus Der 9err unbluti.
ger Wetie ieinem bimmliiden Batter fiir
uns aufopfert. IS 1T bas namIids Opfsr,
ME bas am Rreute oarssbra9te. 9abt ss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-11
satsOtifder sirasn . salsnosr.

Yornebmites 9ebot -Mattb. %.
GsnuI. ben t6. Sspt. @17. Cornell. u. Gspr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01

IS their structures upon the Commits
sion the Democratic journals pay rather
doubtful compliments to their own
party. They mako no effort to conceal
their belief that the Democracy acted the
part Of the hy to the Republican spider.
The Troy Press says; 1.-THE Electoral
bill was q Republican trick. The Demo-
Gratis walked right into the trup-door
and we're received with all the subtle
arts which the statesmen know so well
how TO play. 1t 10 too late to recover
from this fatal error. The party is out
gsnsrald through treachery - through
false representations. They we're told
smphsiically that tho bill provided for
and was intended to cover the points
which tho Democrats wanted TO cover.
But the gentlemen who assured tho
Democrats that the bill provided for
every disputed point voted steadily as
partisans whom the question came be-
fore the Commission. Therefore wa
= forced to believe the bill was only
. part OF tho conspiracy to count in
Hayes. and that Edmunds. FreRnghuy-
sen. and Hoar knew IL. and acted &c
cording to Instructions"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01

SINCE the deceass Of Mr.. spriass
who died "anyhow" last Summer,
there has been no such alarming NOR
tality among Democratic statesmen as ID
nov Visible. Unless . check Ia put to
this rapid dropping of. the party will
soon find itself without leaders or coun-
sellers. The Omaha Huuid pronounees
a sulogy over Judge Church In this
Atheuian style: "sanford Z. Church
says that II he had been In Judge Brad
ley's place in the Commission he would
have decided precisely a. Judge Bradley
decided In the Florida case. II that
statement was made by Mr.. Church. hs
can hang that Presidential fiddle ON an
aeidulatsd apple tree for all his coming
life. He is a. dead As Mr.. David Davis.
lie has allowed personal ambition and
tho gangrsns Of jealousy toward Gov
eruor Tildsn to betray him into q degree
Of supreme littlsness which shows. to
ordinary Satisfaction. Why be has never
been able to rise above = very dead level
in the public life Of his State and cosn-
try. Il In evident in the case Of Judge
Church. as In many other cases Of lesser
note. that men in tho world do not climb
very high who depend for their slsvs.
ton upon pulling others down." Evil
IDENTIFY several acrss will have to be adj
dcd 10 the Democratic cemetery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01

The prospectus Of Coming Esenis, q
new London daily paper. promise.
exclusive Information upon everything
that is Of interss. to the general public
Of Lsndon and suburbs OF the occur.
renee Of which previous information
is TO BE- obtsissd." The contents viii
DO arranged under three heals: ITO
day." Tomorrow" and "Aftsr To.
morrow" The new journal viii taks
no account Of past events. with the q.
csption Of births. marriages and deaths.
English stocks and funds. This must
be the journalism Of the Future.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01

P~xnsrsrxsr treatment With sulphats
al quinia has quite relieved the Hon. A.
8. Hewitt from those distressing attacks
Of Intermittent proelamatisi which
we're 80 annoying during tho Autumn
and early Winter. II his complexion
keeps on following up and any tend
sncy toward sillious profanity is mani.
fest, . course Of tho blue mass might
prove useful-or blue glass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01

The editor Of tho Washington Capital
has succeeded In getting himself pro-
jectsd upon the national canvas. and
that wa doubtless all that he desired.
The fact that he has been discussed at
acabinst meeting is . hight 10 which In
the %ioitiest flights Of his inauguration
he never scared. But the people just
now are not in the mood 10 tolerate the
antics OF q buffoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01
srEcIAL leci.Ialion iaeludes AM things.

SPECIAL legislation includes all things.
The Great and General Court oil
Massachusetts,. has directed the CON-
mittee on Agriculture 10 inquire into
the eIpsdisncy prohibiting spitz dogs
iu particular. and In general all breeds
Of dogs which have shown q tendency
to 20 mad. But II ID the spits' which
has provoked this extreme measure by
his uncomfortable propensity for biting
babies. When he began to exhibit tha.
escentric taste. ID vas plain that his
saprvms hour was at hand. A fatal case
OF hydrophobia has occurred at Hayes
Park. in Massachusetts,. the girl afflicted
having been bitten last September BY /.
dog belonging 10 the chief Of the police.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01
oovr.xon sRADLxrs VETO.

The news which comes from Carson.
that Governor Bradley has vetoed the
Compromiss Bullion Tar bin II By no
msans calculated 10 resssurs our citi-
zsns that the nsxt TIVE ysars will bs
characterized BY any remarkable degree
Of prosperity In Nevada. wshad hoped
that for enoo the man whom the people
have entrusted With the executive power
Of the State. would sink his vsll-knovn
prejudices. and rise above the dictates
Of his obstinate disposition. We had
hoped that the voice Of the people.
speaking as 10 has done for several weeks
in decided tones. would b heard and
hsedsd BY Governor Bradley. But II
seems that In common with the rest Of
the citizens Of the State. We we're mis-
taken. and that the man whom No havo
raised to rule over N, has respect
neither for our demands. nor for the
plain interests Of the State. We have
given him the power TO crush M. and
he has simply taken advantage OF the
power.
Governor Bradley 10 no fool. and
he mast know precisely What the eject
Of this veto will b. II 10 . veto upon
the collection Of money justly due the
State. and especially the county Of
Storey. nisa veto which will result
in increasing the already burdsnsoms
taxation Of our farmers and small land.
owners. al least twenty-five per cent.
II 10 . veto which will saddle upon this
county and this State. . larger bill foI
legal expenses. from which no beneficial
result 10 likely TO come. aud for interest
on money which We shall now bs forced
I, borrow. IL We can hnd anybody tc
lind ID to us. It Ia . veto in short
which makes the poor poorer by adding
to their already heavy taxes. and III
rich richer by allowing them the con
tiuued use Of the money which the bill
would have placed in immediate eircala
ton. That 10 what the veto Of Gov
srnor bradley lean TO the citizens o
Nevada at this time.
To DO sure he might have done worse
lie might have paid no attention TO Oh
measure and quietly poekstsd Il. thu
giving rs no chance for redress. W
give him dus credit for not rssor,iss I
this sIpedisat to kill the bill beyond n
demption. But there Ia little hope tbs
In the few hours which nov remain 9
the Legislative session the friends Of III
bill can rally their forces In such nun
ber AZ TO pass 1t over tho veto. Such a
event is among the possibilities; Il Is "a
beyond the range Of probabilities.
There Ia nothing for NJ to do but |
grin and bear Il. There may be SON
glimmsr Of light for Us in the nsa u
turs. but II there Is. 10 10 &C small ths
its rays are powsrlsss To penetrate th
darkness now.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01

ClDlxrL has lately painted . portrait
OF Miss Catharins Wolfe Of New York
city, q lady whose generosity in all the
highest art enterprises there will always
be- gratefully recognized BY New
Workers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01

THE anxiety Of sons Democratic jour-
nails lest Mr.. Hayes should appoint o
member Of the Electoral Tribunal TO o
Cabinet position is wholly unnecessary.
Governor Hayes is not likely to follow
John Quincy Adams, nor is 1t probable
that any Of the arbitrators will be dis
posed 10 play the part Of Henry Clay
yet either might 60 farther and faro
worse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01
arnE rCrnID nEMNIscENcE.r

The Chicago Times ought certainly to
be an authority in Democratic matters.
considering that 1t was so long the recog-
nizsd organ OF the party in Illinois.
Here Is what It says now Of Its old
pals:
"If there we're any need Of proof thai
the wandering minstrsls Of . fading habit
Of nrrIudics who co about singing ancient
ditties to the glory Of . putrid reminis-
csnce. and styling themselves q Democratic
party. are politically the most contempu-
bic humbugs that exist on Gods green
earth. the most ample and over.abunaant
proof would DO the hopeless imbecility
shown by tho representatives and managers
Of that aggregation Of humbugs since The
November election.
The controlling section In tho present
House Of Representatives 10 . body Of
spoils-seeking politicians, almost beneath
contempt for thoir feeblsness and political
aimlessnsss. II il the weakest, most pusil-
lanimous and csntemptible representative
body ever assembled at Warrington. II is
an aggregation Of partisan odds and ends
q thing Of "shrsds and patches;" . com
biuation Of cross-road politicians. Confed-
crate colonies, Granger" idiots, partisan
m~ountsbanks and political charlatans oil
the lowest order. There are q few. very
few, men Of brains, who, with experience,
would develop faculties Of statesmanship
but their number IL 90 small and their In
experience 80 great that their influence
su,ount. In nothing in effect"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01

GENERAL WV. Z. BAHnY. after nine
years service as tho commanding officer
AZ Fortress Monroe, has been ordered
to take command Of Fort McHsnry.
General Barry was the Federal Chief Of
Artillery Ut the Battle Of Bull Run.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01

Ml,oR HAMILTON G. WILLIAMS. who
was President Folks private secretary.
has Just died in Maryland at the age Of
70. He was . Tennssssan and . lawyer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01
JeWETT 4 MILLER,
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTERS

TyAvE REMOVED TO HALLS BUILDING
Ill opposits the vesey House, vhers they still
koep . full line Of Paints, Oils. olass, Wall
pspsr, etc. Painting. Gnlining o Paper.
hanging Of evsv description done vitht
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01

TIE students Of th. California Uni
vsrsity have placed q portrait OF Prssi-
dent Ls Comic In the Assembly Hall at
Oakland.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01

Tux Crown Prince Of Prussia the
other day invested his eldest son. Prince
William. with his own hand. with the
star and blue ribbon Of the Order Of the
Garter, sent to the boy by his grand.
mother vietoria. The Crown Prince
and bis wife wero deeply moved. and
were apparently greatly delighted at this
unexpected distinction bestowed upon
their son at so tender an age. His
Royal Highnsss remarked that this was
the Hrst time In the history Of the Order
that three members Of the same family
were wearing this distinguished badge at
tie same time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01
A HEALTHY PLACE.

The bill TO authorize the construction
Of the State Prison at Reno Was consid'
cred In the committee Of the whole Of
the Assembly this forenoon. aud gave
rise to a free and somewhat humorous
debate. The Reno prison is jocularly
called the Colosseum" owing to itS
large proportions and It's resemblance,
ON account OF It's unfinished condition.
to a classical ruin. During tho debate
the point was mised by one CT the adyo-
Gates of the bill that the present prison
ut Carson IL inadequate 10 the require
msnts aud actual needs Of the prisoners;
that IL IL 81 crowded nv to render the
incarceration Of the prisoners therein
dangerous to their health. In reply TO
this statement, Speaker Mighels asserted
that but one man had died u natural
death in the Carson prison since its
founding, and that ho died OF old age.
The Carson State Prison Is hereby rs-
spsctfully recommended rs n residence
for invalids or persons desiring to die Of
old age. Terms Of admission. rob a
stage aud get caught ut II. As n stand.off
for Colosseum" for the Reno prison.
I most respectfully present ''Sanitarium"
for the Carson prison.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01

EiaHrxES members Of the present
Congress are natives Of Vermont.