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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-29

II is not true thnt tho great victories
of life arc to the sharp and immoral
man, ~ rulc. Hero md there. by
sharpness md cunning, men rise into
wealth, but that wealth IL not of kind
10 remain. II takes n certain amount
u virtue, of sclf.lenial, II morality. IL
lay mp and To keep money. In TIN lives
~ nearly all rich men there hn,c been
periods II heroic self.dcnial. of patient
industry, of Christian prudence. Cir.
c,,mrtnnccs did not make these men
rich. The highest moral prudence madc
them rich. While their companions
were dancing awny their youth, Or
drinking away their middle nge. these
men were devoted to small economies
putting srlfindnlRrncc entirely aside.
II onr correspondent or our readers will
recall their companions, VIZ think the
first fact they will bc impressed with II
the measure of equality with which they
started IN the rnce for competence or
wealth. Tho next fnct they will In i'm.
pressed with IL the irrcgnlarity IL the
end Then, IL they make mn inluisition
into thu causes of thr widely varying
results. they will hc profoundly I'm.
pressed With tho insignificant part "cir-
cnmstanccs have played IN tlloSe r..
suits. circumstances Why, the rich
mans son who had MI tho .cimnm.
stances uf illr town Inns become a l,cg.
gar. The poor. qniet lai. the only son
of his mother. and sLe widow, who
could only cnrn money enough ~ pro-
cure for her hoy thr co,nmoncst e.l,ca.
tioli. Ii man ~ wealtl, md ha~ become
Il patron III his native village. Tho man
who pos~rssrS md practices virtue
makes his own circumstances. The self
denying. prudent man ervatrs around
himself M atmosphere u safety where
wealth naturally takes refuge provii-
I'd. of course. TINT tho man Inns the
power 10 carn II. either in production.
Or exchange, or amy kind 81 manual or
intellectual service, ,-. xsyibuer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-29

- My darling says Mr., Saslrnkc. who
had l,ecn ostrnxibly dnck.shooting 1t
SIM Mateo al thu day and night prcvi.
onS. dill the oillcc-l,ny bring you those
ducks l shot. ~ I told himy' NJ,
sir, hc did not" replied Mrs. ~. In M
Icy anh appalling manner, hut the
bnicl,crS boy ha~ been here to my TINT.
~ hr cnnnot iill your order for riid
ducks to-day, he sends yon u half..ioxcn
tame ones instead" 'ruhleau. San
FrancisrO NeMs.I.eiter.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-29

An American journalist. Col. Forncy,
who hns convcrscl with the great ticr.
man statesman, snys that bismarck In II
most fascinating person. Such II the
charm VI his conversation aud manner
that. when lic chooses ~ mnlcnd, few
persons cnn resist the influence III his
magnetism. The journalist thus sketches
thu Chancellor.
Iii hin own house hc yields nnresist.
ingly to domestic influences hut hc IN
cmincnsly public character, Never
conspicuous III The streets, for ulyious
reasons. and less w now than ever, he
dominates the whole empire.
III. hates praise. and rrsents eenanrc.
lie j law unto himself and others.
While the great European Congress.
called hy himself. ant hi n.rlin. IL wls
its master an,l its President. H. asked
little for Germany, hnt liz pareele.l ont
the sppils 10 others. He ~ became thu
arliter of Europe. IN he ~ to-day the
dictator ~ Germany.
All German parties admit TINT he hns
rendered incredible services IL his
country: but nulpn.ly knoWH II better
than himself HI Ii fntalist. and mt.
urally ASSERTS by his acts. IL not hy his
words, his supreme infallibility.
but liz iuea not Try 10 he cautious IN
his language. He il can,lor itself often
~ thu verge III insnlcnce: and there IL
hardly tlny TINT hc dnrs not speak
senrnfnlly of some of tlle characters In
the recent European Congress. and II
living and dead European statesmen.
Suel, man might have figured in the
frndal cn. H. ii tho nnacl,ronism of
this ag, of progress. Acted on TIN
stage twenty years ngo. hr would have
been regarded ~ another Charles the
Doll or Duke III Alsn.
Az n real person, il IL n simple lues.
tion of time, unless hc modrratcs his
policy. whether l,c will fall by the bullet
or thu howl. He IL the man of destiny.
and evidently accepts his mission and
knows his danger.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-29
4 Judgment Nor ~, mn, O()().

On Oct. .. lsbi. dcnrgr 4. Walker
gave prnmissory note to William
HaHl for - .sap. payable III six months
and bearing J per- cent. per month in.
ter'at, which Wnr to lr compounded
and added to the principal II not paid
each month. A. security for thu notea
mortgage wnS given on some MnL hi
Santa Clara county. where Walker then
lived. No interest WIS ever paid on the
note. md, before its maturity. Walker
had left thc Stnie fur Mckee. where h.
took up his permanent residence. 4
few months ngo. however. liz rctnrnr,l
on visit 10 this city mud tlrn anti Mils
brought to recover on the note. On
computing thu interest, il WAS found
that, added 70 tho principal, the amount
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-29
('eDrry Leaves (ar Cows.

A writer Iii MI Australian paper states
TINT. In many districts of the colony, the
leaves ot the celery Mrc highly esteemed
IN food for milch cows. and ARE often
preferred 10 rcd clover. Tho COWS are
Haid ~ cnl them most Rrcedily. nnd ~
yie'd % Iii. food 4 far rwceter and
richer milk than on any other. Some
times tho leave. nre cut MP small,
scAlled with hot water. md given ~ q
mash mixed with bran, and sometimes
they arc given whole In their natural
state with The other ordinary food.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-29
lsnstul.('nryl I'rOmhlcs.

Postal carla often Rive rise IL peculiar
troubles. A Rochester lumber dealer
mailed onn to discharged clerk. aecns.
ing him of rwindling, md tllc clerk las
obtained Il verdict III $3.50 damngcs,
based on thu publicity of the charges
while passing through tho mAils. A
similar charge il on trial ut Pittsburgh.
thu plaintiff hcing IL sewing machine
agent, t. Mhom his employer addressed
an accusation of improperly retaining
money An Omaha clergyman pub.
lislics car,l TINT hc Frequently receives
advertisements III Wines anil other
liquors printed on postal cards. which
" likely to create \ false impression On
thu minds of tho people.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-29

While limiting Inst Thursday, Mr.. j.
". Dyke killed raitlc.nnkr which Ind
charmed II fnll.grown squirrel from u
trrc md swallowed IL, With the excep.
tion of In hind feet. though tho sInir.
rcl WIS still alive The SNAKE measured
iivc feet ten inches In length. and had
ten rattlcv,. iyesbnry tFid.) advocate.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-29

In the year 1900. William Dorrington
threw himself from tho parnpct ~ the
Church ~ 81. Sepnlcl,tr, in London.
leaving behind him note. stating ~
his reason that hr wanted tu ~ u
the opera that night. but had not money
enough t. purchase ticket nf almis.
sion"
4 farmer in Allendale, Eng, got a
gun barrel. loaded ii. anil placed thr
stock end in hot iirc. and leaned his
stomach against the other. The barrel
soon became hot and exploded. killing
the unfortunate wretch instantly.
A blacksmith III New Orleans, in
1911, killed himself la the same man.
nor. blowing his bellows until The
lire was hot enough to explode the gun
barrel.
\ Young lady Il. 4 boarding. .srlool in
England drowned herself In u ruin cask
because she WAS nnao IN study from M
old hook. Sllc was sweet Iii"
A Greenwich tIsng) pcnsioner. who
was put upon short allowance fur mis-
conduct, III lsl,i, sharrenea til. ends ef
his speetnelrs. and with them stabbed
himself ~ the heart.
In Il French newspaper IT 1867 vi
find an account of Il mum who. his wife
having proved nnfaithfnl to him. called
his salet and informed him TINT hc wns
about to kill himself, and requested that
he would beil him down and make Il
candle ~ his ia' and carry II to his mis-
trcss, handing her nj tho same time Iii.
following note: DEAREST lnEGrsr:
has. long burned for ynn, and now
prove to son that my flames mr.. real.
Yours, PIERRE.
A young laiy IN WARS of ngc. having
gamhled awny argc fortune. hung
herself nt hath, Eng, with gold and
silver girdle. The following note wns
found in her hand: !" Thus ] tie myself
up from play This WIS worthy Of 4
French woman.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-29

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-29
AliAN AND lalMAN.

siassrs sai taneath il,s shade.
Aud Hii9 tlie nihrr satsd,
How ia n thai teit issu
Hath SMILED ni,uA tits a,iil ~ milne
" h.ait IL Halrs l san
Thy s.lre IL hut Maia.iss
#tln1 IL IL III, Inssti |.
.a. ~ usnpl wilt marry iis
Then llstsed sl.s, Why. ililsfa
-~sN. If,Hls JnntHsH,
atteaf NJ, np iese that istin.r All tell,
Nasd hss ~sns uNii lusa FAii MI,
NJ ID lover int. yun Z,
for ~ medical l.Hr...
M fill IN thy Akii .i.fss
Iias .sitsaN tuint l Ian MI.
Hass9l A Fab maid, tuur IL III tna
Nni,F uMf, II sul.sl W. U.I,s
Than III With lur H. distant I.saat
Npmr u~u devoted. lnsea LAM
- +HHrhsvfsH HsifA M.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

Warranted absolutely harmless, Of the most renowned
makers in endless variety. at importers prices
EUGENIE'S SECRET OF BEAuTI. for the complexionv
!. COTDRAY's INVISIBLE ROUGE, for lips and
cheeks 81 and 81 20 per bottle.
preparation in the world tor its restorative and cleansing
qualities. 81 per box.
/. SHAW'S PERSIAN KHESNALINE, OR MAGIC
HAIR STAINER stains instantly color OF hair from
blonde black 81 and 81 so per box: together with ns
Of Toilet Articles Indispensable for the nursery
boudor, at.
l.. SHAw'S
HAIR AND BEAuTIFY1NG BAZAAR,
~ WEST 14TII ST, NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

worth at least 81
One handsome silk trimmed Coaks At S. worth
8. So
Ono lot of wool msteissse Cosks trimmed with silk and
fringe. At - a5. worth xI2.
Very handsome cloaks at $40. sc. SIS. SIS SO up 10
Circular. in every style ST. g. $io si2 $ie SO Ac
&c.
Missss' CloAks in large variety
SHANIS.
Rnav awls at
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

Great bargains this week
in Kid Gloves.
Sixbuttcn. 6ne quality, 81 pair
Three button, fine quality doc pair.
Twobutton. fine quality. 45c. pair
EDWARD MALLEY,
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

A.
Carpets
We shall offer this week large lines Of styles and
in all tho different grades Carpctngs which
intend duplicating prices entirely regardless Of
value. We would call especial attention to
Smyrna Reversible knapphistsn Carpets.
with boyders match. Also Mats and Rugs, mate
They equal the finest Turkey
Carpets the Above goods confined
clus vey house, being psteu tees cf the same
DRUGGETS, DRUGGETS,
all widths sizes and qualiies immense stock All will
be closed out about on half former prices
LACE CURTAINS
Rare bargains from cton comprising assortment
seldom offered retail. from Nottin pair
the real Lace Curtains imported embracing many
novelties in and elegant designs.
Window Shades, Cornices, &c. in great variety.
SHEPPARD KNAPP
1sa and i91 9Th
18th st
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

THE MONEY TO BE rAID AFTER THE PAITIEs
ARREsrEp HAVE BEEN CONVICTED, AND Upon Upon
NbY or Tiif cry AND COUNTY or NEW YORK
THAT THE PERSON CLAIMING THE REWAARRDD
WHICH SECURED srCH ARREST AND CONVlC.
TION.
SUCH CERTIFICATE TO BE FINAL AND CON:
elusive UPuN THE SUBJECT, AND urON TmHn
AMOUNT WHICH THE CLAIMANT Is ENITbhb
70 UNDER THIS 0fFER
HENRY HILTON.
BROADWAY sSp cHAxnvns ST.,
Nrw YoRx. Nov. 10. 1874 ! ----------
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
DRY GOODS.

JOHNSON BROTHERS co.
UNION SQUARE
LARGE REDUCTION IN PRICES.
We offer this week unusual aud sxiracrdinary
BARGAINS in Frsnch trimmed Bounets.
BARGAINS in French trimmed Hats
BARGAINS in fels Hats and Bonns,s
at soc, 7oc and 81 each.
BARGAINS in esmel' hair Hats.
at 5oc 7se and 81 each.
BARGAINS in beaver Hats and Bcnnets.
from 81 upward.
BARGAINS in gro, grain Ribbons,
No, and :. aysrd;
No. . Il, Is and 20 :, i.c .y.d
BARGAINS in Sash Ribbons,
,c5e. soe e5c and 7se yard.
BARGAINS in satin and plush, satin and veve, and
satin and gro, grain RisSona
BARGAINS in Brocade, D.ma.se and Tartan Plsids
.na .,v,c.d p;hhor.
wemske tho largest display of fancy Ribbons
BARGAINS in black and coiorsd vsvets,
msIsi 25 81 90 81 IS and So yard
BARGAINS in plain and fancy Piushes.
75c., 81, 81 IS, 81 so and s. sy.rd
BARGAINS in millinery Silks and ss.ns
At soc, e5e, 75e and SIC yard.
BARGAINS in black and eolored dress Silks.
:. 75c., Sc 81, 81 IS 81 50 aud g. yard
BARGAINS in Coursauld's best black crsp.a
BARGAINS in French Flowers.
Clusters st a5e., ssc., Soc. 7se. and 81 each.
xon,ares st 7sc-, 81, 81 IS 81 50 and e each
Bridal Set. .. 8, s. 50. = and "a 50 saeh
6arnissres S, S. s. .nd 81 50 each.
sAEGArHs in Ostrich Feathers
Black ossneh Tip. At asc ssc., Soc, 75c and
81 bunch efs
cslersd ossrch rps .s 7ss., 81. u IS u 50
ass ss.s.nsa -fs
BLACK Ostrich Pium.s .. Soc, 7oc, 81 and
colorsd Ostrich phrnss at 81, 81 IS 81 so and
BARGAINS m Fancy Feathers.
Handsome eole-,d Wings Al Sc. ioc. r5c,
sse.. sse. and soc zach
BARGAINS in Cashmere. Gull and Pheasant
Breasts 5cc.. zoe, sc. 81 ., 81 50 and
BARGAINS in Fancy Birds,
At 3sc-, SOC, CSC and 75c each.
BARGAINS in Ostrich cccaue Fessher Trimming
BARGAINS in Millinery Ornaments, Brsids
Poupon. Cord, and rAs.eis.
BARGAINS In cepch She'll J.v.lry.
BARGAINS in whitby jet Je~elry.
BARGAINS in coidpl.sea Je~cI-,
sAEGArss in Pecte,Soot. Card and Cigar Cases As
BARGArSs in Pearl Stick Fans
BARGAINS in Russia Leather rans
BARGAINS 10 handsomely painted satin Fans
BARGAINS In black French Laess.
BARGAINS In HACK Guipure Lsess.
BARGAINS in black Thread Lsess
BARGAINS In snE Poehss H.ndkerchsfs.
BARGASs In Hsnsn,ch.d Pocket Hsndkershi.fs
BARGAINS 10 Dosssd Nets and Fancy Yelling.
BARGAINS in Innings, sacssss. &c, &c.
BARGAINS IN Dress ana Cloak Trimmings
BARGAINS n Buttons and -nar wares
BARGAINS in Ladies and Misses Hosiery.
BARGArss in s-n,lsnen. srd Boz. Hosiery.
BARGAINS in kid and wool Gloves
BARGAINS IN Ladies' and Misses underw.ar
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
4l-s--a-=--aalalla
REV ARDS.

4, : RHwARD.-LOsT on THE AFTERNOON or TTH
's )2oth inst 9Th 18th and 18th sts.
tortoise shell Tucking Comb with balls
the top Any returning the 10 30 West 18th st.,
New York will receive the above reward and the thanks Of
the
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
DRY GOODS.

$40 and 35l sth
bet 2Tth and 18th sts.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS THIS WEEK
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
SILKS
WE PURCHASED LARGELY OF SILKS AT Tue
GREAT SALES OF TUESDAY AND FRIDAY LAST AND
OFFER 800 PIECES OF BLACK AND COLORED SILKS
AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF.
COMMENCING on MONDAY WITH
25 pieces black gros grain silks At Zoe. worth ~.
~ peres black -ros grain silks AZ Soc. worth 81 H.
pcc-s gros grain Silks ut 81 %. worth ~ 20
i3 pieces black gros grain Silks AT 81 -, worth ~ go
Also ~ black and colored silks NJ
81 81 so 81 81 +: 50 :. 70 So SIS 80 and upward,
worth fully 10 per
DIR SPECIAL OFFERING is A SUPERB CACHNIRE
FINISH BLACK SILK VERY WIDE, AT
IL ~ T777T7
SIS III 444 ~
SIS ii 4A "a
SSH <444444 II
SIS Il Ill
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

Boots and Shoes
| Recommended by all physicians
1856 Broadway. corner 18th ST.
SEAL sACQUEs AND FrRs OF ALL KINDS DYED,
and retail sacqncs len gthened with seal ot
trimming ys made fashionable shape; mink and sable
darkened. j. D. WILLIAMS. $50 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn.
SsEALSKIN sACQuE, 10 INCHES DEEP. FrNEsf
Equality worn for sale: bargain Address CAM
ADA Heralfonice
For Other Dry Goods Advertisements Sec
First Page.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

each worth 81
Also choice selection of single and double an wool
Shaws various designs at low prices.
of black Cashmere Shawls from
- to SIS; Broche Shswls from - to $50.
CLOTHS
purchased 100 pieces Kentucky Jean which ohcr
10 cents never before sold less than 121s cents
job lot OF 10 pieces Of heavy wool twiied Cloth FOR
ruen q vear A.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

DRY GOODS.
FL Fl |. i /. /. Il. {. / /.
co.
erH Av, CORNER or 10th ST.
TIE asz1Tzsz 7
REDVcTIos y FETcEs
or InE SEASON:
RI | RI Il 4 ! T 7 :: :;
Eins Elm t,,s E,snsh rel E.lt, r reduced to &C
s''A '''''' ''r'Sf Posfriyn III BARGAINS IN
| FANCY FEATHERS,
WINGS, PL.VMEs. AC.
We would call especial attention 10 cur stock OF
LACEs AND LACE GOODS, [
being the complete stock Of the kind n thu
eomplc,e line Of FANCY RIBBONS in all combinations.
! vELvErS, SILKS AM sArINs
gw. sIII ,e~monco MONDAY a sale Of LADIES and
l......I|. /. /. { ;. 4 X ::
m rH!cps g y WI1 +.a,.ss asrSsnss ,2sn !.
i iSs SiS1ks SiSsSs !, 81 ::s :sS e. e. : Il; 50
IFS CLOAKs 81 - e5: sold for Si5
." nioAKs so 20 sold for sls ,,o % .,o % }, a.,
2 cases Of Berlin cLoAKs. si2 to si4so:
Great bargains in fur.lined CIRCULARS.
[ SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
IN LADIES, MISSES AND cHTLDRBNs
HOSIERY.
Misses, md lhilarsas HOSE: 2ss: to 75e.
sas: sns ENctIs Hos %sE rs- % t to close the lot
full line Ladies' en,lemens merino Underwear
a. ssSssdnSsT sosS VEST 'as 4se. nt77sss' 7ss'. 81,
onr DRESS SHIRT formerly sold at Se and 81 we will
The laes, novelties in Fancy Goods, Trimmings. &c.
I BLACK DRESS GOODS SILKS.
a full line Of NouRNING GOODS.
EXTRA BARGAINS IN
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
,Iss e Sss:l sold
Bleached TABLE LINEN, SIC. per yard.
Soft fni shed GERMAN DAMASK sse.
All linen HrCK TOWELS. ~ ~, l2c. each.
+: +, T ::
HBB l. A n N NIX EEK SIS
BL AAA N NNKK
On Of the een.nssd mla se.shsr offering
pair wool Blankets 81 ~ pair 400 pair - wool Blan
ket 9S positively worth 3d. ali wool do ~ 75 and
$50 pair California 124 So Of same slightly dam
aged by oil 81 S5 also Mission Mills Blankets. slightly i'm
perfect S 90 $l2half tho real value Msrsees Quilts
Confort ables, &c.
II. ONEILL CO,
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

now FoE THE prRnosE or SECURING THEIg
ARREST AND CONVICTION. I DO OFFER THA
ABOVE % REwAED H,,,sr OF 500 5000 gsr goE EyyIp@EScA @
WILL ray oslo,nn, FOR TmE ARREST AM
CONVICTION OF EITHER: THE SAME TO BH
PAID To THE PERSON OR PERSONS WHO WILL
FURNISH EVIDENCE THAT WILL SECURE SUCH
RESULT
The New York herald., 1878-11-24


splUof Boxes tanning bonncs taken from girl
the stoop Of i6 East 10Th questions ask ed.
FFRRERO MAKE 40 west path.
d.DS REWARD-POR RETURN or FRENCH CLOCK
Ps)taken from honse vicinity Of Madison av and 3sth
st November II; questions asked. Address BAYARD,
box iSi Herald Uptown Office.
c1nn REwARD-LOST. FRIDAY EVENING, BIZ
spIUVtwecn the Academy of Music and sd at, Dis-
Broac The finder will receive the above reward by
returning IL 80 I. A. RICE ia Wes. sd st.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

SOLD EVERYWHERE AT SOC .
40 pieces superior quality Cashmere dEcosse a. &C !;
worth 6nr. .
10 pieces better grades 55c 63c 15c and Sbc fully
- per under market prices
Our 81 Cashmere worth fully 81 % and guarantee
it to give satisfaction.
Also large line of Henrietta Cloths At 81 % 81 %
81 rs, g. and upward
Drsp de France for sacques and domans at 81 worth
ST so
Drap rFte full width 81 p 81 So 81 70 s. s. 80 and
upward. H.
Mourning goods OF every description. Courtauld's
Crepes, all widths. At low prices
DRESS GOODS.
Coored Cashmcres all wool at Soc. SOC, zoe. 1oc Soc
&c.
Imported Novelties from Zoe. Soc, ooc 75c to -
per yard. -
We jus, purchased sncton several lots hne silk
and Wool Mixtures which offer at 81 mover before sold
less than 81 per yard, -
Also pieces double width heavy all wool Fancy Mixed
Goods at 6oc., worth 81.
also specially notice erea. job in Fancy Mixed Suit
in rs at
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
S000n REWARD.

$4,000 REWARD:
fwHEREAs on THE MORNING OF NOVEMBER 4
INST THE BURIAL. VAULT uF THE LATE ALEX,
r. STEW ART. IN ST. MARKS CHURcHYARD IN
THIS CITY. WAS OPENED AND Ills REMAINS
FELONIOUSLy REMOVED TfIEREFRoM.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-08

~-,-@, 1,s<Ee<szas1IrvfEr5 r<tlsszafls now occupy them.'
 rY Rome, Feb. 7.--1he condition of the Pope
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-08

Post, came up to visit the ruins, and hear ing that MT. Hull had small collection of
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-08

tied and the Coy
 expected
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-15
Ausuai ssasi.,ieian.

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MeCarty. oO4 Commercial street, San Fran.
cisco. 10 now bsing delivered in Gold Hill
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Siahsieis.. revised 70 the lAtest day posi-.
bic previous 10 issuance. 1t would take .
q z Of the NEws 70 tell what the book
contains. A very few Of the most import
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Of governments, revenue, expenditures
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accession title and date Of death OF past
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chronology OF the principal historical
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10 most valuable collsctionl; an epitomized
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q variety Of this kind Of information occu-
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-15
THAT DIVORCE SUIT.
me AppIieatiea GRANTED Yesterday
-ssbssqusat wedding Planned
How 10 MiseaPrfed.

Tbs News has kept the people advised
along Of proceedings in relation 10 the
negotiations for divorce between Mark
strouss and his wife. Yesterday notice
was given Of the ding Of the petition BY
the plaintiff in tho District Court and the
contsnts thereof. Subsequently the Al
tsrneys for the parties appeared before
Judge Rising at Chambers, where the sp-
plication was heard yesterday afternoon,
and the divorce was granted. The testi.
mony sdduced was Of such Q nature that
under the discretion by law granted the
Court 10 was kept very properly private.
II 10 enough for the public 70 know that u
was sdjudged to DO sufficient and that the
divorce VA granted on substantially the
sams conditions - were before Published
In the NEWS.
After the desired elimination OF the
whore abe expected 70 meet Mr.. James and
be married. She was attended BY Q few
personal friends. Here. however. she was
doomed TO renewed disappointment. IL
had been planned 10 have the knot tied by
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. who arrived ct
Reno last evening on the Overland train
On his way TO Virginia TO deliver his leo
tures. But Mr.. James. for some reason,
failed TO arrive a. expected. and 90 the
finely arranged scheme failed Of the do.
aired contamination. The endeavor will
b renewed in Reno. however. this even.
ing. and with undoubted success. The
whole AfAir has created no little buzzing
BY the busy tongues Of Virginia, - II 10
likely TO do for some little time 10 come
and until some new sensation shall arise.