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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-09

TROTTING- DOUBLE TEAMS-Purse, $2es,
mile heats, two in three; free fer all
horses. raised or owned in Humboldt
courty Eastern Nesaft AID Eastern
Oregon; four or more 10 enter, three or
more TO start First team, 500; second,
SIS; third Sss5. All teams must be DIR ven
together at least two weeks previous
10 the race
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-09

Ramble said to Walserfer, Ia Prince
ton, Ind, barroom, Lets tip glasses,
for this is your LAST drink on earth. y
Walserfer thought it was joke, al
though they had once been open eni-
mics, and laughed as the glasses clinked
together, but Rambie was in deadly
earnest, and instantly killed him.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-09

Laiy's underwear is described by the
delicate and dainty term Lingerie, F"
but man is obliged to use such blamed
common-p place terms as ''shirt" and
"night-gown."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-09
BIDS WANTED.

Sealed proposals win ba received by the Sec.
Rotary Of the Humboldt District A. VI. 4 ~
Society until October lst 1919, for bars rastsur-
ant, fruit stands, ice cream stands, and pool
stand at the Fair Grounds rhe Society re
serve the right 20 reject any and all bids
Address proposals, FERD. RlED,
Secretary II. b. a. NJ. Il NJ s., Winncmueca,
Negada4 aul4-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-09
I'm the Df<arief Court OF the Fourth .Du
hirial District ct the state of Nevada
i'm and for the County OF Hum boldt


UNDER and by virtue OF an order of sale and
decree of foreclosure. issued out of the District
Court OF the Fourth Judicial District o. the
State OF Ne ada. in and for the county of Hu.n-
bsldt, on the 2srd day Of August. ID. 1879.
in the above entitled action, wherein James
Maanino. the above named plaintiff, oil tanned
judgment and decree against y. Z. Buel, The
Paramount Mill and Mining Company, Robert
Harvey. James Gould and James L. o Donnell.
defendants, on the 23rd day # August, A. ID.
1879 which said decree was on the 2sth day Of
August, A. j. 1879. recorded i'm Juds rnent BOOK
&C. OF said Court, page* So, SO, 81 and So, ans
commanded to sell all that certain lot. piece or
parcel If land situate near the town OF Winnie
mueca, in the co'inty OF Humboldt. State OF Ne
vada, and described as follows, TO wit; Section
%, Township 50. North Range 81 East, Mount
Diablo Base and Meridian, situated in Hum
bodt county, State Of Nevada, together with a
quartz mill erected thereons said section
mesnfag section of land together with all the
appurtenanees thereunto belonging or in any
wise apparfainiag. and buildings belonging to
said land and buildings erected thereon that
have become part of the realty.
Public notice Is hereby givea that on
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY or SEPTEMBER,
A. D.. 1879, at p o'clock noon of that day, in
front of the Courthouse, in the town OF Whine
mucca county of Humboldt, will, in obedi-
ence TO said order Of sale and decree of fereclos-
ure, sell the above described propertv, or so
much thereof ~ may be Necessary to satisfy
plaintiff Judgment with interest thereon and
costs, to the highest and best bidder for gold
coin of the United States.
esssas q. NJ MILLER,
Sheriff ii Humboldt County.
BY A. DAVIDSON, Deputy. sep9td
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The petition of Mrs. Kate Sprague
for the appointment OF trustee for her
property is set for hearing in the So
prense, Court of Rhode Island to-nior-
row
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-09
FOR SALE.
Dairy Rare

Dairy Ranch aud VIII Business with
al the necessary appurienances T. the sanse
and within three miles al town. For further
particulars and information. inquire on premises
or OF l.. EUENOWETH Proprietor
WinDesnueca, New, Aug. u, 1872 II
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Thoroughbred Sheep and
Pigs.

John Guthrie Offers FOR sale at tine Sonoma
Ranch, twelve miles south 81 Winnsnlncca
Thoroughbred spanish Morino sheep nc 25 per
head and Thoroughbred Berkshire Pigs al SIS
per head. Fifty head OF Graded Shropshire
Merino Bucks for sale cheap.
For further particulars, address
JOHN GUTHRIE,
Winnemucca, Nevada
August %, 1879. 6w
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Fass Ddy-Tuesday, October NS, 1879.
RUNNING-Purse. 500; single dash Of on
. mile; free for all horses raised or owned II
Humboldt county, Nevada; four or more T.
enter, three or more 70 start. First horse
Sl25; secorssi, $40; third, s25.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-09


Fiass Tuesday, October L.hh, 1879.
RUNNlNG-Purse, 500; single dash Of one
mile: free for all horses raised or owned In
Humboldt county, Nevada; four or more To
enter, three or more 70 start First horse,
SIS; secord, $50; third, s25.
EUNNING-Purse, $50; single dash OF a
quarter Of mile; free for all horses raised
or owned in Humboldt county, Nevada
four or more to eLser, three or more to
start First horse, So5; second, $40;
third, s25.
TROTrING- DoUBLE TEAhS-Purse, s2ess
mile heats, two in three; free fer all
horses raised or owned in humboldt
county, Eastern Ncsaft AID Eastern
Oregon; four or more 10 enter, three or
more 70 start. First team, 500; second,
sos; third, SS5. All teams must be DIR ven
together at least two weeks previous
b the race
Second Day Wednesday, October 18Th.
RUNNING-parse, $3.50; single dash OF three
quarters OF mile: free for all two-year-olds
raised or owned in Humboldt county sixty
days previous to the race, four or more To
enter, tbleS OF ulDft W nst atSkst,
soc: second, Sl00; third, SO
TROTTING- Purse, 500 mile heats, two in
three; free for all horses raised or owned in
Humboldt county; four or more 10 enter,
three or more To start. First horse, sl75;
second $50; third, s45.
RUNNING-SADDLE HoRsEs-Purse, 800;
free for all ,aequeros ia Humboldt
county and Eastern Oregon: single
dash OF one mile; four or more 10
enter, three or more 10 start. First horse,
sos; second, So; third si0. None but
vacquero horses can enter for this race.
fThsrd Day-ThuTsddy, October IetA,
RUNNINe-Pursa. 300; single dash of a half
mile; free for every horse in the United
States: four or more to enter. tnJee or
more "a start First horse, $3.50; second.
SO; 1ird. $50.
TROTTiNs. ~ Pn8EE- YEAR-0LDS - Purse,
$500; ulils heats, two in three; free for all
horses raised or owned In Nevada, Eastern
Oregon and Idaho; four or more 10 enter.
three or more 10 start. First horse. 200;
second. sI.,; third, SIS.
RUNNING Purse sf0O; single dash Of one
mile; free for all asules raised or owned 90
the Pacific Coast. four OF more to enter,
three more To start. First nul 4, s75;
second. s25 IL
Fourth Day-Ftiday, Oetober I'm
RUNNING--Pursc, 500; single dash Of q mile:
free for all three ear-olds raised or os ned
in Humboldt county thirty-fve days prior
To the race; four or more TO enter three
or mox1 TO start. First horse $3.50:
second, 800; third, $50.
RUNNING Purse, 500, mile heats, three IN
five; free for all horseS in the world. fpur
or more TO enter. three ar more M start
First horse, $500; second. $50: third, $50.
SLOW-RACE- Purse S75: single dash Of a
mile; four or more to enter three or more
to start. Last horse $50; next to last, s25.
Entry Fee;
An Entry Fee Of Is per cent. Of the purse
competecafor, must be paid to the Secretary at
the time Oh entry.
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sMERIFF's SALE.

James Manning vs. ID. E. Buel, The Paramount
Mill and Mining Company, Robert
Harvey. and Jas. Gsoald
and Jas. L. DConneHA
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II TIL IL A Z.

Good pasturage embracing $500 acres 9,
grazing land. with plenty of water 40 NifILe.
Ranch. Paradise valley. Fo terms an l, .y ~
Paradise, Nevada. Ais' - AA'
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-12-06

G%cla:antcs."
C'est justc..
M 81 PARIS, pour Henri ~,
valnt bien une mesSe, rempire fran,
cals, pour jerome, vaudra mieux
qu'une c0tclette de cocllon.
Dependant, parait- il-car le cepcu.
dant ct le 81 sc trouvent dams tout
Paul lie Cassagnac, descendant gas
con DIES barons crOisees qui dtlivre-
rent .jadis le Saint Stpulc,p, refuse
encore lie se lallier AT prince Napo.
leon Jerome. II pleure moore la
victime dies Xoulous, ct &c nest que
lorq"e les principles religicux n'au.
iont plus ricn i redonter do l'lta.
bliSsement dun troiS!eme empire,
que !e pieux ct tervent Paul mpttri
son tpee lie teraillcur ct dc spadas.
sin bonapartistc AL service du he.
ros du 20 ct du faux !ibw-penseur
qui mangcait autrttois dies c6tclettes
Gle cocllon avec son camaraue Sainte.
Beuve.
Car Paul nc p1aisante point sur
!es urolts DC l'sllse, ct Louis Neuil-
lot lu'-mtmc nest i cote lie lui
quinn clerical dc la Saint Jean.
OdtplorabIes tarceurs!
MoIiere await bien t"ouve lie Tar
tnfc dc In vie privtc, mails il appat-
tenait d notre steele dc voir, de con.
naltre ct de mtpriser lie Tartufe de
Ia vic politique, le 'pr@tteulant
qnl rcnie les cotelettes lie cocllon lie
SIT %grossiere impi6tG pour lc.... de
govt DIES hommes libres. DIES gems
lonnetes ct de Ia France qui halt
les mentclrs, les hypocrites Ut les
sycopllantes.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-12-06

hihI;o!ht1ur cong'rSsion,lelle que
prrsonne TIC lit, ct du monument dc
Washington don't les foundations
Sont colvenahlcment maronntcs.
lie message est done tres long ct
SANS oulre. On H. croirait volon.
tiers compose par vingt.cinq mains.
LES Ptrnviens ont positive.
mcnt perdn leur willie d'IQuiluc, ct
!enrs atfaircs TIC semblent point
bellies.
La revolution fait dies progress
au MeXi4ne, oil l'armGe est dtci.
NEE par In ltserti"n.
On parle encore dune dtflitc
ninsurycs cubains. Mails 10 gonver.
ne,ncnt eSpagnol cnvoic toujours
dies troupcs \ Cube.
Lies %mtgociants ct les capitals.
ties dc st. Louis sousclivcmt IN
million dc dollars pour t:,ire de
Port Royal M grand port d'impor-
tation ct l'exportation pour loue>t
ct lie sud.
lie general Grant scra plus que
probablemtnt canlilat i III prcsi-
uencc DIES MtatS. CniS.
lie Congress dies Etat Unis IL on.
vert Scs travaux ltgislatltS par la
question du canal intcrocfaniQue.
Gordon, AL Sfnat, ct +. J. Ellis, Il Ia
ChAmbre. ven,cnt percer Iisth,ne a
Nicaragua, ct sans raidr de Les
Seps. lis mont pas bcsoin d'inyt
nieurs strangers.
Louiyianc grande chose est
passfc, ct les vaincuS Sont sur ic
c,lrreau. lie ticket dGmocratlplc dc
rEtat IA emportG i nnc tres forte
majoritt. Wilt est Glu par plus de
10000 voix tic majoritt, ct Brattir,
H. Dagohert i In cnlotte i %l'envtrS,
vaincu d'autant. ranvre Bcattir
Lii nouvelle Constitution Il etc rati.
fee, ct Performance STIR la dcttr, 40
tee. La Clambre ct le Sfnat rtunis
auront u,Ie majort1 DIES aruX tiers.
La Nouvelle.O Orleans, malgrt SEES
disSensions imtcSt,nes, II prouvt.
CONNIE rEtat, qu'clle etait toujours
dtmocrA,ique.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-12-06
FEUlI.LETON
-Dl'-
"a O. " y 80 ~ e -.
SIMPLE HISTORIC.
XXylI.

Mails Ia couragcuse femme, pen
dant Ia Tongue maladic de son ma.
ri ct dams Accomplishment de son
Ruvre de devoucmrnt, cut IN
quart d'heure dc mortel!e angoissc.
VeiIlant mutt ct jour anprcs de Ger
lui Qni sen atlait lcnte1nent ct lou,
par jour, ne pouvant plus TRAVELLER
CONNIE ellie faisait ante retirement.
vaincue par les veilIes, ral IL fati.
que, par l'inquittude ct par la don.
!eur, ellie s'apewut IN matin que
tontes les resources du pauvre me.
mage ttaient epuistes, que les me.
dicaments avaient devore la der
Mere reserve, ct que Ia misere.
triste compagne de la maladic, al.
lait entrer dams Ia maison eprouvGc
ct atfiIsfe. Les bijonx DIES jours heu.
rcnx avaient etc vendus, ct 10 pia
no ui-mtme, autour duguel le mari
ct les e%nfants s'ttaicnt asSis tant .ic
tois pendant dcs lcurcs d~tlicicuscs,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-12-06
L. DEPOoRTER,
airy Ar L.iU.
Edgard P.O., st. JnO. Baptist.
Huls uu Public.

j. S. READER, du White Hall,
avertit lie public ct SEES amis quill Il
achete la cllarrcttc dc Mr.. Nicolas
Ntgas,ct quill c%ontinncra i voyagcr
CONNIE par le passe, descendant le
LUNDl, 10 MERCREDI ct IL VEN.
DREDl, ct remontant IL MAHDI
ct IL JEUDI.
C'est ny pix les plus moderls,
il DIES prix eXceptionncllemcnt re-
dnits, quill vemd dies Groceries do
toutc sortc, CONNIE
LANNON'S, EPAULES,
GEAISSE, FARINE,
MiQUEEEA TX,
Sd UNIONS, FRONTAGE,
RIZ, CAFE, TABAC, Etc
II compile sur IL bicnvcillance dies
habitants 1T du public.
AdrcSseZ.VOns Il la churrcttc lie j,
s. READER. rs uis.I
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-12-06

dams 10 yaSpillagc de SEES jours ; gui
m'AurAit point eleyG ,ts eniants
dams Ic travail, scion les sentiments
du dcvOir ct dc lkomneur, ct pour
qu'iIs compris>ent bicn tout co quo
la vie IL lie severe, dc moral, do vrah
ct dAuguste
Eu vclitt, cct:e hcure tic NOR
te'!e Gprruvc f,t pour madame Ju.
lien unc heurc dc vcritable angois.
81.
j. GENTIL.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-12-06
EDvlvRe.
u cOMtiuMrr

Sill me fallait revivre
Mes slnquautc ans passee
let c%in1uantc ans %poursuivre
Mes jours longs ct lassts,
Ccst-a-lirc rcmcttre
Mes drux pirds daus mes pas,
Et 81 j'ttais !e maitrc,
Jc II lc voudrais pas.
a quot bon, pour quot faire,
Et vers pucl h%orizonf
Lorsquc la mort dit1Gr,
La mort ma pas raison.
RccOmmenccr IN sOngo
DE vic ct dc bonhrur,
Ou tout nest que mrnson.e,
Ou tout nest que malhcur,
Oh pour I'M scul quart Ullcure
DE fansse volnptt,
II iiut que fhomme plcurc
loutc une %ttcrnitG,
n quot bon, 9 mon hne!
TT ponllnol vOuurAis.tu
kavlver ullc famine
MOuralitc ct sans vertu
j. G.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-12-06
ICI Ell

PitjugGs.-Ce serait unc crreur
de croirc que les dtmociaties elle>.
mtmes sont sans %prtjngtS, TT que
nous Ell Sommes %atfrancllis DIES
pie,ls il III ttte.
Cest par c%cntaines quill faut les
compiler chez nous.
Nous Ell SOmmcs meme tres tierS.
Mas il ny vraimcnt pas dc
quot.
Au>si croyOnS nous, Ell bonnie
conscience, Ell tout honneur ct en
toute %since1itt, garlant t%outetoi>
une extreme bienveillancc aux indl.
vidms ct aux personnrs, qu'il con
Went Dc signaler les pr:ju.ts ct de
les cOmbatt:e avec III raisun.
Eli tout cas-, il NY aurait pas
grand courage ct grande vertu i les
carcsser. Pour le profit, il est as.
surement .peu moral.
Or, sans plus dexorde, ct pre-.
nant III hasard dams 10 tAs, diSons
que lie prtjuge du college col,tre pt.
cole lie dome pas la mes.lre debeau.
coup lie bon sens ct lie beaucoup tie
democratic.
Car c'est Ill fait:
lie college est entour6 dune es.
pGce dc consideration supreme, dun
genre particulier d'aureolc, quanl
lecole, pauvre plehtienne All nom
modesto, n'ayant point lie sentences
grecques OH latines Il SD simple
robe, est peu %saluee, point respec.
tee ct meme m6pristc.
On dit tres haut J'at etc au col.
lege!
Et ron dit tres dedaigncusement:
II va 4 lecole
E>t,cc parcequ'il fault Gtre richie
pour aIler All college, on parccqne
r6ducation qu'ou y recoit est supc.
yieure
Dams lie premier cas-, a de la ri.
chesse, cas de Guelques dollars sou.
vent NAL uti!ises, il y a certainement
vanitG ridicule ct niaiscrie peu dc.
mocratique. Lon salt en- plus que &c
ne sont pas'es livres, les profcSse,lrs,
Ia sonpe ct les murs dun college qui
donnent Intelligence ct la ccrvellc
aux gems. Les bancs dun college
sont DIES bancs o%rdlnaires, ills ne pos.
sedent aucune vertu spectacle, ct
Ton peut y user trente on quarante
culottes sans y apprentice grand
chose. Que de colltgiens, ayant dies
t6tes, mont jamais micux yalu que
DIES t6tes dc chOux!
Dams le second cas-, cas- de redu.
cation ct dc l%instruction SUPERIOR
res, nous admettons Ia consideration
pour le college. sans mtpris toute.
tois pour pGco!e. Mails 81 le college
he doit 6veillcr dams votre esprit
que DIES idees aristccratiqnes, DIES
prtjuges de race, de caste on do
c~lasse, ct 81 vous lie rhonorez ct he lie
vantez qua cause lie ces chooses. nous
nous dispensons tres nettement dad.
METRE son utilize, 81 beautG ct sa
superiorite. Nous lie croyous meme
fort mauvais.
Apres tout, I'm nom signifie.t.il
grandchOse, snrtOnt dams un pays
OH les titres Sc prennent adj Witum,
ct dams lequel trois cireurs dc bot.
tes penvemt fOnder une Acamedie
I%itttraire9
I'm college!
II y cut 4 Rome celui DIES augures
ct celui DIES aruspices.
L'un deux 6tudiait les entrailles
DIES moutons, ct l'autre le vol DIES
grues ct DIES oies.
QUAINT a nos colleges modernes,
ills ne sont pas absolnment Ia Loi
ct les PROPHECIES. On y enseigne
autant de sottises que d'inutilites,
ct les pedants, gems de gree, dc latin
d'autre chose, NY sont pas tou-
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-12-06
Dcllliclcs Nouyclles.

-Gambctta scra bicnt6t chef do
cabinet.
IL ncigc tcrriblement ell Euro
pc.
-Cnc machine i%mfernale a t,illi
t,i'c sautcr lc ear dc Russie sur
lie c%l'r'nin de fer de Moscou, il Zen.
tree ,le Ia care.
La situation devient grave en-
Bulgaria.
"A Boston, l'antrc jour, IS fem
mes cn,rgi>trGcs ont vote.
lies arlnrcs pirnvicnmes So o
crItrcnt pour en- former liz motifs
dune.
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Hcr'ogT.-M. u. C"NTEjEAN, dN No. leg.
rue H"nrb"n. N"nycllc-O Orleans, est %ccrtoi..
%rtllei't Vii iori"grr de premier nrirc, cx-
pert IN 81, profession, ct qni Icu, ,tpa,cv
ic'''r monlrc on p%en,lulc irrtpurnblr pour
hcanc"np. Nantes declarations ratt.,-
tent. Plus dun v.rlX i%;rtg,,: d'aieul, m,
hlarclant pas drlhls l%mg,rmps, considers
c'in'nc ltrcraiahlr, est sor,i de srs ,nain,
'i' Parta1t etat ct dormant l'hcmre :vrc
nnr "Nactitnde pnrfai,..
LA reputation tie VI. CoNruJEAN. din rcs.
tc. est partaitrmcnt ttablie il la N,uy.llr.
Orleans. Nul mlcux que lui ne salt lir.
dams "l'e in"ntrc on nue l"ndulc.
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lruN rvrnement pour IT. p,rnis>r,
pour l'Etat ct pour llumanitt.
La vrriu est i~rcompcnstc uans
Itltct,un du sheriff Miles, ct nous
"SlIronS que q monsieur %trouvera
nussi tAcllcmcnt dies securities ii.
Mncitres uu'll II tronvt dies votes.
Simms, lmi. al Stnnt dc Baton.
Rouge, ttra lc plus bel arcadirn
qu'on puiSSe voir. II en- II l'intelli.
grnce, IL pelagc, les grizzlies ct In
voiX. II pronvrra que 81 certain
emperor ROMAN fit dc son cheval
IN stnatcur, les rtpnblilues, Giles,
font encore mirux.
Pour Dick, Nitcrncl Dick, lc pre-
cienx Dick, l%'incr"yab!c Dick. IL
Dick que Darwin anrait payI cher
pour ailirmcr sa tlGorie, salut il
hui
lie LcuiSiuaaiS est 'particnlitrc-
ment ticr du tnomphc dc Dick.
Sans Dick CONNIE I%dgiSlatcur, ct
vou|ant rive i ~certainS momvnts,
comment diablc le Louisianuis au.
ralt-il done tait
Dick est I'M trtsor dc plaiSan.c.
lirS 1T unr mine de boui1Du!lrlirs.
q Dick!
Mails %arhcvons crtte sin.ulitrc
historic dc farce Glcct1rAle ct p"pu
|aire cn c,nStatant ,ur III paroiS>e
Ascension !: ,lnnlle 1916 voix Il
Brattir, 1913 i Wilt. l2oo j Duncl,
1860 Chr.vcrS, ll7i il Como ct
9l; i Simms.
Mails l'Etat de la Louisiana, an
Sl,lct die Witt, a pens" tout altrc.
mrnt que Ia pa1oi>Se Ascension.
Et nous II! trlicitonS Ia Louisiana.
T.. $. On nous dit que Ia Nacilr.
re IL d@posi llj votes dams sA boi
t., 81 dtmocratiIues ct 81 rtpub!i.
Gains.
VI. SiShron serait done tlu gref.
fer dc cour par unc fable mAjoritt.
Mails il y puclquciois loin dc In
coupe aux levles.
Donc.-Donc, Itlcctiou est pas
see, ct ellie s'r>t, an ucmrurant,
paSSte sans 1ruit TT sans violence.
Mais crtte election, dams notrr
plro;>Se, nous Il montrc u,r tuiS uc
pluS que la liynr de cunleur est
plus proiondc 1T plus marquee que
jamais.
Nous en- SommrS ficllt.
TT les tlrctcurS nuirS, en- In crcl
SAINT encore, ne sc Sunt ;,SSulcment
pas mis- DIN cote de liz ~raiscn, dc la
Justice ct du Wogrcs.
QUAINT aux blancs. inSonclantS
poar IN bon tiers dtvant lc hrvoir
p"lilne il remplir, ct St lavant les
mains dun r'Sultat anqucl lis sout
rrSIr> strangers, font lis bitn ct
meritcIt.llS " reconnaissance uu
pays
Nous ne SavOnS pas.
Mails lindln;rrncr EN- matirrr 20.
litilnr ma jamais etc bonnie i au.
Gun pcnplr.
II, G. Colomb.-A I'%approchc DIES
tctcS. dies rtjoniSSancrs. DIES cmplst
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-12-06

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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-12-06
SAYS G@rlorrr.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-02
miscellaneous.
From the London Telegraph, Oct.2s.
AN ISLAND BELCHING HOT WATER.

From the Lower Dunube alarming inteli-
gence reaches us respecting the strangely
abnormal condition of the earth's crust in
those wild but lovely regions where the
rugged Carpathians constitute the
Romano-Hungarian frontier. These
mountainous districts were terribly
convulsed by the earthquake reported
some days ago from Eastern Europe ; and
the Island of Babagai, which lies in mid
Danube, off Moldova. not far from the Iron
Gates. and in close proximity to the
tumultuous rapids that agitate the breast
Of the great river from Orsova to
Drenkova, has been the scene of some
extraordinary phenomena. which have
stricken its inhabitants with panic.
During the earthquake huge gulf was
rent in the surface of the island, and
promptly emitted an enormous column of
scalding water, by which considerable
portion of Babagai was within few
hours inundated. On Sunday, the 18th
inst. this destructive geyser ceased to
spout as suddenly as it had commenced
but when the vast gap whence it had
flowed was dried up it was observed that
several ragged-edged craters had formed
themselves at the bottom of the rift.
These craters have ever since, at brief
intervals. vomited hot earth and black
sand in large quantities, and apprehensions
are entertained that either the island will
altogether disappear, or that it will
become the site of permanent volcano.
A little further up the river, the picturesque
ruins Of Golubacz Castle. an ancient feudal
fortalice built upon the remains of a
Roman stronghold. have been completely
demolished by the earthquake, which has
also filed up the gloomy caves in the
rocks beneath Golubacz. These caves
were credited. or rather discredited, as
the chief breeding-places of the malignant
mosquitoes that infest the Danabe and its
banks between Basiasch and Turno-
SEVERN. Their destruction, therefore, is
legitimate source of exultation to the
riverain populations. Not so the develop
ment of volcanoes and boiling springs in
the neighborhood of countless Waliachian
and Servian homesteads.