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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-08-28

The Grand Forks Plaindc;llcr stands
heartily by the nomination Of Judge Ben
nett and says be will receive the full re-
publican vote in that locality.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-08-28

From Eastern dispatches We learn that
the President will visit Bismarck.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-08-28

have stood nobly in tl,cir places the Rev
Mr. Mccracken, of the Episcopal church,
being constantly on duly as nurse ard
counsellor Of the sick. Until last night
there was no fear evinccd by The nurses.
Twelve deaths occurred in "a hours, and
tie poison seemed more virlilent in It's az.
non than ever. In the Bristol Hotel there
were twelve inmates. The fever was among
ihem. seven cases having appeared. Among
the sick was Mayor Ccnlcy. whose t;.mily.
were IL the same house He was prcstra-
ted Friday night. Before that he had been
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-28
Scropbeln unO anoere
&rantbeiten oes Slutes.

Scrcpbeln (King's Evil) iat cine Ieresrbuis
Der Safte ees 8Drpers, pslhe eenielbsn nit Ia.
ltissn unb bpsartissn uursinistsiten iberlaesn.
81. &onlitutipn ess acrpsrs pirs ssl4pG8t,
Islbit peun bic GuBeren 9ln3eitsn total feblsn,
psl3s eurt ausitllss auf BEN 8opis Sbtr an.
esrsn 3bsilsn bes 8prpsrs bic a%npsisnbsit bon
Serppbeln a~nseiaen.
Die aranfbeit IN nm 70 sefGbrliter uub srnl.
littr, ea eielslbe in pislen 6Gasn erbli9 BON Sc.
i4lett auf Gsi6le6t fprtsspIan,t miro unp
ltrsdli6 ine bic 6Olssn, psIte aus;sbruns,
Vsritparuns Der Sster unb tneli9 ben lpe mad
id sieben.
Nur sssstabiilae Wesi,insn, tpslts bic SSfte
ess aerpsrs rsinissn ans ben 9ittfUH sn~tferusn,
fne bier BON pirtli&sm @trtbe.
Or. aasuit 8Snis's Samsurser 5amilisn.
Wsei,insn une anter bisitn Or. aus. aSnis's
Sambarstr 3rppfsn ~reiuissn has Syfsm, srnsu.
ern bic SGfIe unp entftrnen has 0siern, inesnt
Fe Is nit Der Wur,tl ausrsiBsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-28

ssg- SrsipiQise anleibe. CUR 3sit Der
freiuiaissn anlsibs eridisn Elm gdenhsbsr
nit ieiner 5rau auf benz &atbbauis unb
ipra9 {: rSerr gommiiarius. id bore, bab
Der Staat cine frs!piQiss @nleibs MAIDEN
oubt. Sd bin Yatriot, beebt bas, Id babe
fur ben Staat bod nod mas ibris. Ss6'n
Se, Serr gOmmiharius, id bists Dem Staat
meine Sdlfte (oie 5rau) m. No4 msbr,
Ssrr Commit arius, id ~perlanss ni9t elm.
mol sinsn SarlsbnI6sin bariiber."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-28
Int E ..
Rptts auRdnstsr e&eri ,iemst BEN dtriaen,
trbetert bic Sttls une ~befSreert ftlba
BITE @tfuuetett ets QttSts.

WIKI wv W uuU pttRtptEt 1--WE
Bite Stfunsttit tu estSu.
Beg Gin Weni9entenner. = Sn @rob.
bauien piltsten Die gausrn BEL ieoer Sod
Seit, our Rir9msib uno in Der Nsuiabrss
na4t su idieBen. llmionif bonnerte Der
alte Yfarrer bon Der Ran3el ssssn oieisn
1nfus, p.rssbli9 ~psrunsIiidte ale swei
Sabre minbetsns elm gurlde, bas S4ie'
BEN nabm sber gu, als ab. Sariiber dr..
ssrte iid Der Serr Yfarrer 10, BOB er sins.
- als nun iein @adfolser auf3os, oa
tparb nud barbarii4 ssi9ofien, aber Der
tluss Ssrr Silarius S9warl Der nsue pa
rochus loci l6delts frsunblid uno iaste,
tpis iebr i'm bas S4iebsn frsue unb bob sr
boffe, MO peroe oisien l6bli9en grau4
and BEL alien anbern slnidKen forterbalten.
Wie nun Neuiabr berantam, oa CAB er 10.
sar einen 8eitras BON Sebn Marf gum an-
tauf BON 9ulDer, uno Is tra6te nod Dryer
als i'm sorisen Sabr. SIM nd9iten Sa6r
ba tamen bic BausrnburI1e pieber gum
Serrn Yfarrsr um ben 8eitras gum S4ie-
Gen 3u boIen. Ser Yfarrsr CAB finf
Wart, unb wisbsr tra4te ss, tpenn aud
ni9t mebr 10 Iuiis. ME i'm Sabre porbsr.
llnb oa pisbsr elm Sabr psrsansen mar
uno bic 8auern i6rsn iiblid.n 8eitras i'm
Yfarrbof bolen MOLTEN, ba il9te Serr 81.
larius Sduar,. es tbus ibm leio, absr
iein gintOmmen erlaube ihm nidt mebr,
gu %ssmeinnisissn 3usden stDas nsbrisss
gu tbun. Oa ma4ten Die Yausrn LANCE
@siidtsr uno iasten .Sa, pie ioasn mir
osnn 9ulper t%aufen, tpsnn mir fetn 8elo
babsn ?" = rNsbmts aus Der @emtinoe.
%taiis.~ entsesnste Der 9iarrer, ves lit ia elm
id0ner 3usd, fir ben lids Die @emeinoe
i9on mos foitsn laTen tann." Sa tpur.
ben Die 8ausrn fudstsuielsmilo uno Jag
ten: ,Wis, fir bas oumme S@ieBen iol.
len mir unier sutss @elo ausseben. Sen
iol bod slsi9 !...."- unb ieitoem piro
in @robbauisn nidt mebr seidoHen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-28
Se6erlet0en.

Die esber 1T zines Der pi6tisfsn Srsane bes
8orpsrs unc ioate man paber alsn rlnresslmG-
Btsfsttsn tisiss Organs aufmsrfiamfeit I6snfsu.
ssbsrlstesn umfaet sntpsrsr tinen sswiItn Grab
pom arasbsit ess Organs, bic ss unbsflbist bic
nrtbtse Wtnse Sale absuipnetrn cesr cine Ser.
lteptans in ben @aaenssfaBsn, psI6s bic Sale
e'neert IN ben Iarmfanal 3u selanasn. Die
Saut srbalt cine sslbli6e 6arbe, ss iinb S1msr.
gen tn Der rstten Seits ane reGten Shultsr
porbanesn uns Der appstit nimmt al.
Or ausuf aDais's Samsurssr 5rppfen itS,.
ten une rssultrsn bic Ssbsr, ~rsinissn ben Naaen
une entfsrntn aus ben 0spdrmsn bic earin an,
ssbGuftsn Grueitaten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-28
NerbOie &opfi6mer,en

psrbsn bur@ gerfopfuns csn gsrsauunss-
StSrunssn btrsorssruftn. Disisnissn ptrip.
nsn, wtl&s an pisiem usbel lsibsn, mullen Raj.
fec, Stun. Bier unb Sabaf ssrmsiesu uns ben
esib hur& Or. ausuff aSnis's 5amburssr 5rp.
pfsn pHen baltsn. ISL
perionsr, ptI&e elmer Fsenssn esbsnspsiis
untsrtpSrfen limb, ipatsn lid friib Wprssns BE.
resuns in frtir Cuff MAIDEN uns Or. ausuf
aSnis's hamburger SrUpfsn msbrmals ess "a.
sts in fleinsn Dpisn ssbrau&sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-28

pss- Ssitsrisit uno S4srs. - Sottor
GU einem StsinmsBmeiiter, osHsn @rab.
itsin. WasaSin er hsiu&D: sic finb Elm
elm feinsr Spstulant, sic MAIDEN la Grab
feline fir Sbre Runosn. beOOr He ssitorben
iro. BUR idaos. baB sic niat slsia bic
Ramsn bineinisBen, Die miiisn sic bait
bod usslaien.
Steinmeiisr: Sas tbus i'd ni9t INNER.
Ssrr 9oftor, bel Semen, msl9s sic turi-
rem, isbs i'd i4on slsi& bic Namsn au9
bin3u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-28
asy- Gin prottii6sr Weriu6, eine Sra

nay Gin prattiiasr @sriu9. Cine Srau
befabl ibrem Sieniimdo4en, mem ie ME.
Der 3inob0I3den taufe, m6se lie probirsn,
Of ielbe au4 gut ieien. als Die Dame
absnbs 9idt MAIDEN pollte, brannte lei.
mes. Sariiber b0is, ruff ite ioslsid bas
Wdo9sn uno iast rgBarum bait bu ni9t
msinsn 8sfsbl poIlossn 2" llnsri9rodsn
antportste bas Sienitmdodsn: .@ndbiss
Grau, ole bab' i'd psriuat uno isbss bat
a%ebrannt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-28
~ snh. 2sit Gin mnnm.lA "A

par So6e 3sit. Gin Waulbelb, bA
bonn sinis.n Ssuti9lanb prablts, risf aus :
Sd tsnne peber Norboeutidlano, nod
Siooeuti9Iano, wsoer Yreuben, nod Bal.
ern, ionbern nur Elm einisss, sroBss, bsuts
i4ss &eid, sslisbte Witbirssr!
vSann," risf elm alter Yausrsmann, Der
F9 unter Den 3ub6rern bsfanb, lift ss bobs
3sit, oub bu CUR Saule sebit uno @sosra.
pbie lernit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-28

BGs- Sn Der 8arbisrituble. vSbr iol.
tst Cure Yreiie fiir's &afren in bisisn
idlsdten Soften bsrabisBsn," msinte elm
rsselmdbissr &unos.
% nsin," antportets Der Barber, LEFT
Iiao Die @efdter aae 10 lang, baB man
ooppslt 70 piel 4rbeit bat, als friber."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-28

pa- Gin l1nsar uettsts, er peroe ,sbn
Spsdtn6oel sTen, bradte oann aber nur
neun binunter. Sa fab er ben sebnten
srimmis an unb iusts Sdtf | s'uuf,
Dab ou blsibf iibris, bdtt ! bid s~'frsIsn
Suerit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-28

pas~ aorporal: r@as t6uft bu, tpsnn
on lisbf, bab elmer bsinsr aamsraosu cine
Wurt itieblt?~ ur
&etrut {: vWenn er mir nibt bic SdlIts
bapon absibt, 10 mslb' ids benz Saupt-
Manu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-28

Bay aus Dem Sabrssbsri6t iiber Die
Sbdtisteit Der Is S4isosmdnner i'm &reiie
8lab 1T ;u srisbsn, BOB in Dem S0riden
@erosd nod ME elm BroeeB sefibrt. uuo
bel ben S4isbsmann baielbit au9 ME.
mails cine Struiiaas anbdn9is sema4t
moroen 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-28
6si9mire,
t Tle9ten, Sal3hnk

sntfprinae en- ale unrsinem Sluts une IN tabsr
par6 ben anerfanntsn gluirsiaissr Or. aasuff
apnis's Samturssr SrVpfsn Der @ifttpf aus
benz aSrpsr ,u sntisrnsn. Sft IN ss itspt NO
tbis, I'm bic Seiluns ~ bsi@iruHissu, aubsrli6s
lpfale Iittel anjupsnesu. @ls Gin ipl6ts III
Or. Iusuf 8Snis's Samburssr arau.srp1afsr,
iupsbl ais 3us- ME Ssil. Yhaitsr, rem gutter
Wirfuns ane lsitst bsionpsrs iGussncen Wiit.
tern, psl&e an sei3ppasnsn Srafsn lsicsu, UNI
bs,abltart Ditnlts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-28

sas- Gin 2sbrsr fruste beim gramsn
einen Rnaben, wsldss Die bauerbafteten
Sitter bes Menidsn pdren. Ser Rnabe
antuortsts : vDie e%iiernen S6pfe"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-28

bay Gremoer /: v@arum seben benn Die
8inoer bier INNER barfuB?"
ginbeimii9sr: rSa, piien's, 10 fommsn
lie bier ale slsi6 auf Die Welt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-28

sSs- gu idwer. Yotbeamter Ser
Brief 1T gu idper = ba miHen sic nod
cine Warte orauf tbun !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-28
0elbia6t.

8slbiu6t III cine StSruns Der gsbsr unS ta-
eur& bsrporssbra9te lsberfiluns hes ylutss
nit @aas. &tinisuns Der Safts in 6plst BON
ti&tisem Abfibren part Or. ausuf 8Snis's
Samburser Srppftn, tislibs iauwarme Y1ptr,
uns Sswssuns in frsisr saft Fns bic bsfsn 6at.
loren cine tptals 5siluns ~ bsjpsdsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-28

2anonier /: Gin Wiloerunsssrunb is /:
uunn's Giner gar net s'wsien Is, made
miro err net 10 bart bsitraft!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-05-28

sss- Nus Der SnItruetionstunoe. I'm
terofisisr vWas 1T Elm WiloerunSs.
arune ?"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-20

Ata late hour last night entrance
uAs demanded 81 the door Of the resi-
desee Of G.. Il. Boiler. by SOME un-
known person. aud as three ladies'
Mrs. Boiler. Mrs. John Williams and
Mir Ella Moody-usre the only occu-
pants of the house at the time, they
were considerably frightened. When
inierrogated aud ordered away. the I'M
known's only answer Was an attempt to
open the door. whereupon, three shots
were fred from the interior, the bullets
piercing the door, after which all soon
became quiet, and the ladies were left
in u fearful state of agitation. dresdipg
lest the intruder. whoever he might be.
had been killed. and none possessing
the courage TO investigate the matter.
BY q back door, however, Mr.. Paddock,
who lives just in the rear of Mr..
Dobier's, was aroused, .ard rushing to
the relief Of the belesguer.i dwelling.
found Eli consideration within but all
quiet without; tho would-be robbcr.
burglar. or lunaiic having taken the
hint that he was not in active demand
by that particular household.
An inebriats named Fsrber. who has
been sloshing about town several days.
was scoopcd in by the officers this morn.
ing. with n bullet hole in the sleeve Of
his cost. Ho pleaded guilty to being
drunk. disord-r'y. aud to being endan-
S=rsa hy hnll-ts 4yingg through the door
above mentioned. lie was sent up for
sixty days in order thut he might lie.
come duly sober and to reflect upon tnc
danger of attempting familiarity among
strangers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-20

Miss Kate Lorsues sooo@plishsA The
feat Of walking 100 miles in % hours.
at the Eureka Open House. winding up
the Performance at ~ II. Shs had one
minute and q quarter to spare. We
heard Offers OF Sets made that she could
walk the same distance inside Of ~
hours. AS 1t turned out. FROM what We
could hear, Miss florence has not done
we'll. financially. There was talk Of
giving her a benefit before she leaves
Eureka. by quite . number Of citizens
whom We overheard discussing the mat
ter. after the walking ~ anishsd.-
Sentinel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-20
From Thursdays Daily.
nerublIe.. ~speaLiur.


Col. r. Taylor and II. A. Murphy,
Republican candidate for Attorney Gen
eral, arrived here from the West last
evening, and according to announce
ment addressed the citizens OF Elko OH
political topics at the Court house.
They were greeted with q full house,
and S1r. Murphy was first introduced to
:he audience hy ~. p. Freeman. Char.
man Of the Republican Central Com
mittee. The half hour consumed by
Mr.. Murphy was devoted mainly to n re-
view ofthe moral and political character
OF the candidates on the Republican
State ticket, aud in comparing them
with their respective opponents
on the other ticket. in which the former
were very naturally regarded ns '.jusi n
little the best mon" This was modest
in ar. Murphy, and IVES duly appre-
ciated by at ienst hnlf Of the audience
which ~as composed Of persons of the
opposite political persuasion. Th" IAN
didate for Attorney. General. however,
Was merely opening tbs ball with u
light discharge Of mussetry. as it were.
the henvy artillery beiuS introduced in
the person of our old-time Democratic
acquaintance. Col. Bob Taylor. ns he
was. and still is familiarly known. The
Colonel is r rigorous talker, aud is
quite as versatile ~ hr Is vigorous. II
makes but little difference 10 the Colonel
whether lie IS euIogizing the Repubii-
cans and excoriEtiDg Democrats or rice
rs's'; he is'equallv eloquent on either
side. His SPEECH last night WAS quite
Gn deeply and i~ervently lmbued with
the true inwnrdncss OF modern Repub-
licnnism AZ were those WI have listened
to falling from his lips few rhori years
ago, i~mpr"gngted with the douJle-dis.
tiled doctrines Of ancient Democracy.
The Colonel's exOrdium upon Senator
II WAS net only a fno thing, but
was also perfectly safe ground 10 tread
Upon. npd the glowing tribute no paid
10 he present National Administration
w"s ONLY cqualed by the paihos Of his
perorntiCn, in which tho enthused
speaker touchinsly referred 10 the
Southern ingrntcs who Insist upon n
contiruous Haunting of,he bloody shirt.
The Col. deplured such conduct on
the par; III those Southern salainauders,
and vowed that he'd have peace. and
shake hands with those follows across
The bloody chasm. il he hal to sit up
o~'niglts and abuse 'ern. and whack 'em
with that same I'D shirt in order to do
it..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-20
Personal.

Henry Mundell, Democratic nominee
for Assessor, returned from q campaign
ing tour south, last evening, and pro-
ceeds to attack tho cohorts of the
enemy, in the north to day.
G.. III. Boiler. Democratic candidate
for Treasurer, and C. C. S. Wright for
School Superintendent. have just re-
turned from u thorough canvass of the
county, south, and prop .se to extend
hostilities in the opposite direction at
Unce.
il. Campbell, Republican candidate
for Commissioner, who has been bruis-
ing about the rural districts, made this
camp last evening. Toward which
point of the compass he will push from
here We are not informed.
Messrs. Deal. Kit,rell and Cole, who
arrived here from T~uscarora lust eve.
ming. departed for Eureka by this morn.
ing's train: they were accompanied as
far as Palisade b. Governor Bradley.
From Eureka. they continue south.
A. ID. Meacham. State Representative
to the Grand Lodge, 1. o. o. F., Mt Bal
timore, arrived from the East by the
train this morning, aud ooh the stage
for C%ornucopis Immediately after.
Thomas Prior. who has been at
Eureka during the past two weeks,
arrived here from that place Wednesday,
quite ill with mountain fever. We arc
glad to however. that he is
much better this evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-20
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
tF.ou Saturday. Daily
personal.

Mrs. r. r. Biselov and child who
has been on y visit to her old homo in
the Mississippi valley during the Sum-
mer. returned here in good health by
the train this morning. Mr. Bigeiou
went east a. far as Wells to meet his
wife aud little Il.
Judge q. d. k~sn,y took the train
for a ten da..s trip to San FranciSco,
this morning.
Lloyd Tcvis, Of San Francisco. vas q
passenger for the west by this MORN
inX's train.
q. II. Banks il mp here on a visit to
his sister. and renewing acquaintance
among his old friends.
Hon. j. Is. Moore. was down from his
homo in Ruby valley yesterday. He
bad jcst disposed Of d lot of beef cattle
at Wells. to be shipped to the SAP Fran
cisco Market
Henry coe and wife. OF Ruby, were
also in town yesterday.
J. Is. Fitch and J.. j. Helms struck
on: for Railroad district. with the sor-
rels, Ia day.
Ben R-iuhart has returned from San
Francisco. where he has boon for several
weeks past, Engaged in laying in n Fail
stock OF dry-goods, clothing. groceries,
ETC., with which to supply the promi-
n-nt establishment Of Il, inhs,t & Co.
Anything desired in the lines mention
ell can now b. procured of that we'll
known iir:u, at the lowest figures
We ate sorry Ia learn that the wife
of Ed. Hardesty, of South Fork is ser.
ioGsly i'll. Ell. arrived here from home
at = o'clock this morning. for n physi.
clan, stating that when he left home,
her Iif- WIS dcspairrd Of. DR.. Lucas ne
~companied him On his return.
Gov. BRADLEY. W. Z. +. Deal. and
John l.. Ki,:rrl!, met with n ~rousing
reception at WinuemuccG. A COM
n.it-e Of reception. btcsed with music
nnd the roar "f artillery, met them at
tn" depot AMI conducted them to the
Hotel. Shining speeches wcrr made hy
Deal and kitt.rli. and Democratic IN
thusiasn mouutrd 20 fever heat. Tae
party ir.t f"r T:iscarura via Battle
Mountain AMI viii address, the citizens
OF our sister town 10 might. III. v viii
r-ach here Sund y mi,,ht or Monday.
aud address h. c~iiIzous Of ElSu. Mom
day night.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-20

Fae Democratic speaking Last
AIaht

rae Democratic SpenkInk Last
Aisht.
According to published notice. the
citizens Of EiGo we're Witnessed ley
Mss~rs. Deal md Ei,;rrli np"n thu pc
iiticsl isSu,s. az the Count huu-e last
night. Governor bradley and Judge
Cole were also Of the party, which mr.
rived irvm the west. mud were present
rt tho meeting. Int hrynui u pubic
recognition Of their fri, mir and .cGuaint-
nmcrs. touk lao part IN tho proceedings.
The meeting being csilrl 10 order by
). 7. EiUti. Chairman OF thu Demo-
crSIic Committee. II. &. Street Wa made
CmSi.iunu Tor tho evening, Who intro.
Grc"d To tiio ~auiiencc. which filled tho
large c"ir; r"on To its full capacity.
". r.. +. Deal. who. in u .y-rch Of au
u I"r', dun ti"u. ia which the main po.
it,Ic+l i"su . anw triori tho people of
the =! ,tr for their confederation, were
taken uP mud arSucd in \ rnnnrr we'll
Calculate to carry conviction To every
""t'' J'N'c'h iHihN' SIf. DcHi Is n
coSent rcasnn"r and very pleasant
SpeaS.r. never descending 10 the abuse
ar utilization Of u political opponent,
but combining himncif To n line Of clear.
yet profound reasoning, commands the
attention niid respect Of all. regardless
Of political predictions. Though 6rm
and positive in his opinions and express.
sioI.s, Mr.. Deal never compromises the
dignity which clothe. n gentleman, 10y
foul assaults. and only alluded to gross
personal sttscEs upon himnclf by rolit.
ical opponents Ia snow their fslsity, in
his own d-fenI. Mr. Deals style Ii
totally ut variance with that Of the
dcclnmatofy drmaSoRur. being krcnly
argumcLta'ive, y character we'll suited
to tn" mind Of every thinking mum
those who hasten 10 no conclusions, bu,
adopt ii given coures only after due
reflection nni positive conviction.
Mr.. Deal was followed 10y Attorney
Genera! John Il. Kiiircll. who for thu
space Of nh hour and u half drew the
earnest attention Of the entire Assem-.
blngo. AZ Mr. Deal hal gi' en- his At
tcntiOn Ia National issues. SIR. Kittrcll
confined himself principally to those OF
the State. aui in nh exhaustive review
Of the actions OF the dominant wing Of
the Republican party In the State do.
monstratsd to tho satisfaction OF n large
majority Of his audience. at least, thut
the nominees for every important posi-.
ton "i.on their State iiekct. received
their promotion. II not by tho direct
voice md assistance Of the dictntorial
bonanza kings. Mt least 10y their sui.
france, md but too Faithfully argued
that when such men obtain control of a
political party. II bodies nothing but
evil to NIL outside the circle of their
favor, aud that there is imminent dan.
ger to tho public veal In trusting n
mat who places himself under oblisa.
tions to such u power. Tho financial
condition Of the State piior to Brad,ey's
election was contrasied with its present
overlooking Treasury, In which tho mer.
ito | us course OF tho sturdy old Gov.
ernor was briefly enlogizcd. Mr.. Kit.
troll ~ OH excellent speaker. and his
last night's effort was particularly good.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-20
RcraoERi.

s. ii. Henley aui J.. W. Dorsey,
Democratic candidates for Recorder and
District Attorney, staIt-d this morning
on II tour through the southern part Of
the county. Mr. Henley has until now,
been kept ut hoiue in T~uEcnIora, by
unavoidable burinrSs engagements. but
Viii make u violent effort TO recover the
.imr lost by Il vigorous CANVASS during
/" I"ir"im'ler al the campaign.
Mss ". l.. +. Deal. j. Il. Kittrell
"ud L. ID. C"lv, departed for Tuscnrora
Uy >,I"G this morning. The two FIRST
mentioned gentlemen will address, the
citizens of that place 10. night. giving
them good sound Democratic doctrine
without money aud withow; price.
Major John IL. Denu;, Ui Ia. Tunes
Rsrie,r. was also OF the party.
Hon. Geo.s" II. Shepherd aud niece.
Miss Walker, arrived in town yesterday
by buggy. and returned home this morn
ING.
John W. Williams mil wife, who
were in town during the past two days,
started for their home in Mound Valley.
J. u. Abel who was down with his
team from Hallcck, started for home
this morning.
Horny Hoganson Of Hsllock. wns also
in town this morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-20
Thry An Takr AZ.

When tho system Ia run kowu to the
extent that you pass sleepless nights.
are nervous and irritable, have gloomy
forebodings. sour stomach. sick head.
ache and coated tongne, do no. enroll
yourself as high private in the rear
rank, under General Debility. but cheer
UP aud try Whites Pfnirie Flower. That
Great liver P~araccn, now for sale In
every city and town on the continent.
No medicine ever compounded Is half
ils equal for tile cure Of dyspepsia aud
liver complaint. II has n specific pow.
or over the liver, and by curing the
liver dyspepsia and all other diseases
arising from IL. vanish M u by msgic.
sample bottles ato sold At the small
prico Of 25 cents that will convince you
Of it's merits. Large size bottles rs
coats. for sale by our druggist, +. p.
Muller.