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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-26

THE Colorado Central railroad will
be supplied with steel rails through the
canOns during the sum .ner.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-26

CAPT. GELMAN, of the Caucasian en-
gineers, who was dispatched short time
ago from Tihis to Kniva to report upon
the inundation Of the Amou Daria, has
telegraphed to the Russian Grand Duke
Michael that the area Of desert sub
merged exceeds all expectations formed
in Russia, and that there is a percepti-
bly, steady movement Of the waters in
the direction of the Caspian. Near
Lake Kamis the river is rolling along
its ancient bed at the. rate of two miles
an hour. No width at this place ex-
ceeds hundred yards.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-26

A MAN in Overton county, Tennessee.
stole hog a day or two ago, killed it,
tied it round his neck in snotrpouch
fashion and started home. After going
some distance he became weary, placed
the bog On a stump without removing
the rope from around his neck and fell
asleep. The hog slipped over the op-
poslte side Of the stump and the poor
wretch was strangled to death.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-26

PERUVIAN axes were made of an alloy
of copper and tin. .sa .h.f a,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-26

TIGHTENERs should be applied to the
slack side of belts. s -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-26

JOHN MARsToN,
Commodore United States Navy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-03
MARBLE WORKS AGENCY.

Nh howard HARPER HAVING
Au BEEN appointed agent for this place OF She
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

A son has been born to Tennysons son Lii
onel, who married daughter of Frederick
Locker.
The vineyards of Malaga, covering an area
of 29, $50 hectares, have been attacked by the
phylloIera pest
A subscription of SIS, 600 has already been
collected for the support of the orphaned chill
dren of General Hood.
The Right Hon. John Arthur Roebuck, a
prominent political writer, and Liberal men,
Der of the English Parliament for Sheffield,
is dead.
Mrs Brewster, the woman who was sus-
pected of poisoning her husband by putting
strychnine in his whisky. at Wallula, last
August, has been acquitted.
Shipments of from 600 to &c, 900 pounds of
trout are being made from Wadsworth every
week. The price is one bit per pound, which
makes the revenue nearly 81 900 week.
What was supposed to be large cave in
the lro American ground, Cave Canyon, Hua
chucas, Arizona, proves to be an old working
of the Jesuts, and is considered to indicate
an immense ledge.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-03

The we'll known reputation o. this millinery f,, having
been the leading ~ Sacramento CAL for years s
guaranty to the ladies OF Carson that emily f
goods will be offered. nE2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-03

THE Bodie Standard has the following
THE Carson APPEAL has been preaching
an admirable sermon on a topic that the
Times itself has had, and is going to have
more to say, to wit: The unblushng mining
frauds that have been attempted on tho
Eastern public. by a lot of broken down
adventures from the Pacific Coast One
can pick up the New York Mining Record
The Office OF which is the headquarters OF
these mining frauds, and see the names of
dozen people figuring Presidents and
Directors of wild cats. mining agents" and
and the like, not one of which could on
Pine street, San Francisco morrow fifty
cents to buy a dinner. With reference to
the policy of secresy on the Comstock, We do
not believe that men who control that section
care one whit for Eastern investment, at
present at least. As We understand things,
their object is to open a big bonanza with
money wrung by assessments on the Pacific
Coast, and when it is open sell it at the East
and in Europe. The Pacific Coaster may
help to get the turkey, bnt once on the
chahng dish, he must content himself with
crow.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-03

MAINE ELECTION RBTURNs Augusta
| Ne, dispatch states that tho Senators and
: Representatives elect, or their attorneys, as
sembled from all the counties of the state, in
that city, on the 1st instant. In addition
there was an outside delegation, including
five exGovernors, namely, A. P. Morrill,. S.
Common, L. NJ. Morrill,, J. s. Chamberlain and
Nelson Dingley. An executive council OPP
ened the session. Foster, Brown, Chase and
Fogg were present. The first gentlemen who
waited on them were Messrs. Wing and Saw
age on behalf Of the county of Androseoggin.
The council exhibited the returns of the cleo
ton of the county officers, and promised these
and other gentlemen to show the returns of
the Senators and Representatives on Tuesday
morning
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-03
TO the PUBLIC.
IKRaME IvAHCoxICH. FaUrr DEAL.

JEROME IVANCOVICH, FRCIT DEAL.
q Err, Of Carson City, New, having published "a
Gard In the Nevada Tribune OF Carson city aforesaid
the oath instant, charging with the heneus crime
Of Perjury and osutionng the public to beware Of me-
deem my duty, in this open manner, TO enter my
phatic denial Of said charge and to say that have
instituted suit against Mr. Ivsncevich in the Second
Judicial District Court Omsby County Nevada, in which
will vndicate my good character by ample ard unn
peachable evidence Until said action shaI! have been
tried, respectfully ask suspension Of public opinion in
the premises. JOHN MOBILE
At Fruit Store, Adams House Riock, Carson street.
Carson City, Nevada, November 1879
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-03

General Grant sails for Havana December
q, in the new steamship, City Of Alexandria
He will probably remain south the greater
part OF The Winter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-03
GRASS VALLEY MARBLE WORKS.

Is prepared TO furnish Grave-stsne Monuments,
Ma,tles Marble Tile, etc. short notice. cheaper than
than be furnished by other parties. Designs can
be At ny residence soush side Of King street. two
blocks east Of the Capitol, EDWARD HARPER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-03
morning

The running of eighteen men into the
sheaves at the Union shaft yesterday was a
piece of oarelessness on the part of the enGi-
neer which amounts almost to a crime Yet
no one could have the heart to say that he
did it deliberately. When these accidents oc-
cur the men whose lives are imperilled are
generally hard working miners and heads of
large families. Did such an accident occur
on visiting day when lot Of alleged experts
were on board, the running of cage into the
sheaves would be a positive benefit to the
country.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-03

Dr. SAMUEL WILKES eudeayors to prove
that language in it's broad meaning has its ru-
dimentary framework in the lower animals
The parrot, he says, has a vocal apparatus of
the most perfect kind and it can gather through
human Voice, which it can initiate perfectly
by continued labor, and retain them in its
memory. 1t is also able to associate certain
words with the persons who have uttered
hem, and even invent sounds corresponding
to those which are given out by objects in
motion
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-03
NJ e w TOD Az.
10 g II,

an SUNDAY NIGHT, NOV. 80, PROM
~ CRAbL1BAUaHS RANCH, SIX thoroughbred
Angora bucks. The owners will pay all charges the
delivery Of the TO s. T. Swift, the Warm sprngs
Fl. VANETTY.
Carson Nov. 8. c. Z. SMITH.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-03
5. r FL N S TEL ~,

S. r El N S T ii ~ ,
Successor - Rsanstsan Gibson,
vxyHOLEsALG AND RREAAL BRALRE
Groceries.
Provisions,
Hardware,
CroCkery.
Glassware
Tinware,
Paints,
Oils, Etc.
BEST OF wlSEs, LlQuoRs kAND CIGARS
PINE brandy. PORT AND sHERK Y
For msdicips
xaany part Of ssse city and stcinasy.1sa
with tbs pusrantes ri frat. CHASE goods call Oh
s. REINSrRIN,
oeta0 Ssoos Building opposite the Mimi
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21

complete pfeketing Of approaches as IS
now deemed necessary by the few
houses remaining open, has not been
practiced for fifteen years. The question
oi general cessation is under consider.
alton by all professionals. The agents
.of the Society for the Prevention ot
Crime have lately been keeping a eloss
surveillance upon the various farl
banks, and followed clerks aud other.
who have been seen to enter, to their
places Of business and reported the fact
to their employers. It is said that ths
system Of espionage will he kept up un-
til gambling places are closed.
On Wednesdays and Saturdays, Jew
ish visitors to Coney Island are most
numerous. Yesterday, Jewish faces
were plentiful among the thousands
that thronged the hotel balconies, pa
vilion aud plaza surrounding the musiG
stand at Manhattan Beach. At first i5
seemed as though Christians and Israel
ties were nearly equally divided; but
later in the afternoon, either because OF
a fairer estimate, or because the Jews
had scattered over the island, it was
seen that they numbered only about
one-third Of the persons in the assem-
blage. President Corbin says he OBJ
jected only to those Jews whose manner
is offensive to nice people. The com
pany pays Levy $50 a week, and one OF
the stock holders is Julien Meyers
Some persons have written threatening
letters to Corbin; but, on the other
hand, he has received letters from many
and wealthy persons, ap-
proving his action. AUGUST.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21

An Italian studeut declares that the
fine perfumes Of delicate flowers exercise
a healthy influence on the atmosphere
bv converting the oxygen Of the air into
that nowerful Oxidizing and, therefore,
nurifving agent, ozone. The essenses
found by him to produce the most ozone
are precisely those which usage has
selected as the most invigoratitg, such
as cherry, laurel, cloves, lavender mint,
Juniper, lemon, fennel and bergamot.
Auise, nutmeg, thyme, narcissus and
byacinth flowers, mignonette, heliotrope
aud lilies of the valley also develop
ozone.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21

Blowing into the muzzle OF % shotgun
is standard methed of pTOduC ng dsa--
paper items. It remains for young .at
in Hartford, Conn, to introduce a varia-
tiou. The street-hOse wouldn't work.
The water was turned on at the spiEgo5
all right; but there seemed to bs al oh
struction. He placed his mouth con-
pletely over the end of the nozzle and
blOwed just once. The pressure II Che
whole reservoir suddenly broke loose,
concentrated into that one nozzle. The
lad let go with his mouth and sat down
about fifty feet away, and he has not yet
been relieved Of the impression thai his
brain is wateT-sOaked.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21

OF General Grant and his wife in
their poverty stricken days of 1861, "A
picturesque little story is told. He had
gone from Galena to Springfield to get
captaincy in regiment then being
organized, aud in his absence Mrs
Grant went to one of the Galena shops
and asked for barrel of flour on credit,
as she had no money. Her request was
refused, when a bystander, who wat
also a merchant, approached and told
her she could have anything she wished
from his store. This kindnes in time
of need was never forgotten lv Grant,
and after he became Preside { be be-
slowed substantial favOrs upon f1is good
hearted and patriotic grocer.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21

A Virginia lady writes: ''And now
few words to the girls who may read
this. Be careful to whom you write
aud what you write. Many a loving,
trusting letter is sent by a true-hearted
girl, aud is read by the receiver to u
laughing crowd Of men, and various re
marks are passed about the silly girl
I can conscientiously say, on the other
hand, that have never seen nor heard
of girl showing letters prom iscnOusly.
even from man she did not care for,
though they are often shown 20 the one
dear friend in strict confidence.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21

=Our Paper, a journal published a
Oakland by Mrs. Belle Lynch, launches
into politics as follows:
As an independent journalist, we shal
advocate such measures, support such
candidates, and throw our influence on
the side Of such parties. as in our judy
ment will inure TO the best interes IS o
the State. In the present chaotic state
Of political affairs, one can hardly bs
called partisan, which ever side he may
take. Thousands Of lifelong Democrats
disgusted by the cOwardice manifested
by the Democratic party at this time;
disgusted at the political affilatiOn with
the Honorable Bilks, in the endorsement
of their candidate for Governor by the
Democratic Convention, have openly
and publicly declared themselves sup
porters in this fight of Hon. George c.
Perkins and the Republican party, ss
IL is the only well-organized party, pre-
sentiug a bold barrier to the march Of
the communistic element i'm this State
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21

THEN AND NOw.-Fred Douglass, in
letter TO the men who placed his bust
in the University of Rochester, says
that II amazes him To look back over his
life He says: at seems only a little
while ago, when child, l might have
been seen fighting with old Nep, my
mothers dog, for small share Of the
few crumbs that fell from the kitchen
table; when | slept on the hearth, COW
eriug my feet from the cold with warm
ashes and my head with a corn bag;
only a little while ago dragged TO prison
to be sold TO the highest bidder, exposed
for sale like a beast of burden; later on
put out to live with Covey, the negro
breaker; heaten aud almost broken in
spirit, having little hope either for my
self or my race; aud yet here l am, alive
and active, and with my race enjoying
in the freest and prospect
lively the most powerful nation on the
gIObeu
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21

\ Scotch minister, in one OF his paro-
chial visits, met a cowboy aud asket
what O'Clock it was. About Twelve.
sir.p was the reply. "Weli, " renarked
the minister, 81 certainly tnoognt
was more" dIps never any more hers,
said the boy; 'ft just begins at QUE
again.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21

Correspondents writing over assumed sign Il
lures must make known their names 10 the
Editor, or no attention viii be given 20 thcI
communications
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21
Gle Me@ 0ort5We9tt.

A Journal FOR the People.
Devoted to the Interests Of Humanity.
Independent in Politics and Religion.
Alive TO all Live Issues, and Thoroughly
Radical in Opposing and Exposing the Wrongs
OF the Masses.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21

one touch Of homOr makes tns whole
sorld grin.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21

READ Hy MRS. KATE p. woLrArp BrroEE riir
HLrE RIBBON CLUB OF CoLFAN. ~. r.. ANn
PUBLISHED BN REQUEST Or THE LADY's
NUuEiloCS FEiESirs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30
Norbbeut dIaub.

@dbren6 In Qabed bic Tradteu ,ur
Gee in elmer ioldsn @eiie ii9 perminbert
baben, baB ieIbit Bite Dampfer Al Yreiien
fatreu. wie friber Die SsgeIidiffe, bat f9
Der hamburger 9anoel in ben Isstsn Wo:
uaten auB~erorbentli9 slnfiis entpideIt.
Sc perbeu iebr CUTE Sra1tidse bepiuiqt,
aud fSnneu nidt S1ifis seuus nament,
LID Dampfer, aufgstrisbsu werbsn, um
ben @ertebr su bepdltisen. Die Badsts
fabrt9efeuftaft muBte bereits spei @rtras
i8iffe nit pollen 2aDunsen mad Rsp Yort
erpebirsn. - Der fribere fsl. Steuerem.
pfdnser pon q o d bate nebsn ben Stabt:
fteuern au@ bic RommunoltaiIen Der Birs
sermeiifereien God, 8falSborf unb Gsper:
ben In Sdnbeu. get Der b~esonnenen Re:
uiiien Der Bidder bat ii9 bis iett eth Des
fiiit pom "a 900 Wart berausseifsQt unb
hirfte baftI5e Bel fortitreitenber &epiiion
Rt nod melt bebsutenbsr srssbsn. -W Il NJ
ter. Der ebruirbise &eprdientaut Der
alien StabtbsfefiSuua, Der Buobentburm,
lit in ben Bsfis Der Stabt i%iberaesansen.
Derielbe 1T bsiimmt, bag 6o1reierpoir
fir bte ff6btii9e WaferIsiturg auf3unsb:
men unb ion su bieien Sued unter m6s'
Ii9fter S4onuus isines bauIi9en gbarat.
tiers entipredenb erbSbt psrbsn p.
Gin i4redlider l1uslidSfal bat H9 In Der
Sdel'f9en 8rausrsi am S1Iippsrunpwsss
susetrasea. Gin arbsiter iu9ts in ber
iibIi9en Beiie nit Der WeBfanse ben fe:
benben Subalt ber Braupfanns su ermit'
teln unb iiieB babel auf eiuen am 8obeu
I~iessnben binberIiden @ssenftarb, In mel
dem gum gntietsn bes BrausreipsrionaIs
Der IsbIoie &Srpsr bes BraumeifterS Etuns,
erfannt wurbe. Der auf 10 idredli9t
Weiie llmssfommsne mar 80 Sabre alt uni
1T pabri9einIid In SoIse etseasr l1nuor:
H9tistsit In bic 8raupfanne seiiar5t. -
Qlus benz gmslanbe ,W uffrita" tom'
men traurise Beridte. Den ,,muffrita
niidsn" 8ausm III ibre Sauptuabruna, be,
Bu9usiaeu, sefeblt; ie tonuten bes &e
gems wesen nod ni@t einmal bic Saat II
bic grbe brinsen. Da sibt ss aud gtotl
unb glenb bic Wenge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30
0rauub ID eiq

@eIesentli9 Der braunidweisii6en Orb.
folsefrase uirb ni9t nit lluredt barauf
aufmerfiam sema9t, baB bsute nod, wie
In fribersn Sabr5uubsrien, beuti1e Can,
Der has grb: uub Nus fattunsssut beIisbi,
ger griusen biIbsn, bic omar ,Anseffammts"
iinb, aber NIT benz beuti9en 8oItslsbsn
gar nidts su tbun baben. go wtrb Cos
bug @otba nod benz Tobe bss iesissn
5sr3oss (ber Sditenbersos) etnem Spr6B'
ling Der 86nisin gictoria, SIbsnburg gar
mad benz Eobe oes bortisen @roBbsr,oss
sinem rulRi9eu 9rin,sn sufalen. Mtsbs
rsre bsrporraseubs Witsliber bes 9fsi9ss
tasss iolen besbalb nit benz Blame umse:
ben, i'm Parliament bur9 cine &eioIution
feit,uitslen, bab tetn fremoer Sirf In ben
8siis zines gum beutiasn Rsi9e seb0rissn
2anbss seIansen birfe. Die rReioIutiou"
pirbe Das pobl idwsrli9 binb,rn; fs
seuinnt aber on prattii5er Bebeutuns
bur9 ben 1mfonb, baB Der Staat Yreu:
zen mOsli4erpsiie BARN cine parIamenta'
ride 8oltsfimme, @ottes:
ftimms !"-erblidt, ii5 Der usrlaGenen
Rleinen, bic eiuen fremben 8ater erbalteu
iolsu, anBuusbmeu. Der uitenburss,
i1aut bsfanntli9 nod INNER aus isinem
Sdlois Ool5is beraus, UNI gu entbeden,
mo ietn vanSeifammtes grbe" TIT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

Snterefant III elm Bid auf bic peri9ies
benen grmerbs,msise IN einseInen @oun'
ties. sSn ben Counties Sbebopsan. 5ono
bu Sac, Sefferfon, Renoiba unb Walwortb
werben groBe 0nantitdten aussesei4ueter
Butter .r,eugt. Sn bisisn Counties 60
iber 200 sibt 6dis unb Butters 6abriten.
9as COUNTY Sbebopsan aQein befitt beren
60 unb erseugt Butter uno Sdie i'm Wertbe
BON faif elmer Riaion Dollars. Die gau,
bol3s (2umber) Snbufrie bieies Staates
bat cine rieiise ausoebnuns aenommen uuh
entpifeIt ii9 10 raid, pub bic &eiultate
zines Sabres tauM aIs WaBitab zines nd5:
fen gsIten fSnnsn. &ieiise WaiIsn fein;
fen Sidtenbolses rsroen fortpdbrenb oil
ben SliHsn ct. Grpir. Chippewa, Gau
Slaire, 8lad, Wiscooiin, Wolf, Scr,
Sconto, Ysibtiso urb Wenominse uufses
ipei9srt unb 3u 8auboIs uno Sdinbeln
psrarbsitet, I'M, iofort mad allen Ebetlen
bes @eifens uao Sibsns perididt su wer'
ben. Das giisnerse aubetrift, beiitt
Wisconfin bic rsiditen Berswsrte Der
WeIt, bic INNER mebr in 8etrieb fommen
unb ii1 entwidsln. Gin 8robuct, auf bas
bic 6armer tn ein3elnen Tbeilsn bss Staa'
ties ibre Nu%fmsrtiamteit nit befem @rfol:
&c seIentt babsn, ME 4. .. tn ben 9oun'
ties Dane, &od, Ssffsrion uns in eineu
Gbsile pom Columbia, 1T Eobat. Si'
Sabatsrnte bisiss Sbres betrdst fat s
Utia. gfanb. @isconiiner Eabat bat BE-
rsits In gisp Oort eineu beoeutenbsn Wsart
sefuubsn.
Das tlsine gSssrton In &od gountp II
Der Sauptmartt unieres Eabdthanbels
Die &ronsbeeren, @ultur entpideIt iib feb
raid uub wirb pieI ~seeisnetes 9ano fit
bteielbe perweueet. Die Yroouetion bei
Sabres 1879 belief fib auf nabesu $50,
900 9uibsI. Die Sopfenernte Ses leete,
Sabres ersab 25, 900 Balsu. sic bdtt
Elm isbr srobss Rsiultat srssben, men,
ni9t bic 6opfsnpreiie fribsr 10 niebris &c
psisn mdrsn 60 Gents per Yfunb)
pesbalb pisls Jarmsr bic 9opfeu' @ultu
~aufaaben. giner Der b~sruorrasenbiel
Snbu itriespsiss a8iseonRns, TT feline Bier
Sabufris, nit idbrIi9 1890, 900 Barre
bi. nitt nur In Norb, isnberu au9 II
Central, unb SibsMmsriea ibren Nart
finben.
Ser nd9fs Genius birfte fur Biseon
fin cine Bep6lteruns pom faif 1900, 00'
Wsni9sn srssbsn. unb be1en natiOnalpc
Iitii9e Be6eutuns wirb ft9 baour4 itei
germ, baB IS smsi Nbsscrbnete mebr in be,
GouareR l6iden mtrb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30
SmWeDeu.

Die &6nisin Sophie pom S5wsbsn, bic
obnsbin ber3leibeno 1T, bat Reuli9 cine
i9Iimme Gufresuns burdma9sn miHsn.
sic bate etnen anonpmsn Brief er5aItsn,
In benz fe aufseforbsrt wurbe, bte Summe
bon 1000 Gbaler on cine ~bsftiurmte
Ibrefs, poiIasernb su ididsu, wibrissn'
faus ibr Sobn, Der Rrouprinb BET Der ers
fen @eIesenbsit, bic f9 aeisen wirbe,
ermorbert werben ioIs. Der Brisfi4rei,
Der flgte b!n;u, er werbs, wenn iein Brief
Der YOliSet ibersebsn wirbe, f9 islbif has
2eben nebmsn unb 70 bas @epiGsu Der
&Dnisin nit benz Stud beIuitsn, einen
SeIbitmoro peranlaBt su baben. Wirbs
bic Summe aber ibsrieuSet, 10 wirbs er
ie su einem wObItbdtisen Spst peruens
ben. Der Brief wurbe natirli9 Der 8olts
get iberSebeu. Gin YoliSei ISsnt iibsrs
pa9te cas- POitamt, an ueI@ss Der Brisf
i~berseben perOen ioIte, msbrere Gage er.
folslos. @nbli9 an pisrten Gage elf9isn
elm @Ommiifondr, ber bic betreffenOe
aorefs ansab unb ben Brief IN @mpfans
uabm. Der asent foIste inn uno iab,
taB Der Gommiifondr ben Brief einem
iuusen Manne lbsrsab, Der i'm srbra9.
Wan ermittelte isbr balb, baB Der Cons
miifiouar ppltommen i6uIbIos isi, unb
Der Briefidreiber Elm iunser Weni9 pom
neun5sbu Sabre, Der auf ioI9s 8siie fi9
bic WtitteI ueri6aifeu pouts, feline Stu'
bten fertbuissen. 8or Der Yolisei ertldrte
sr, ct babe fi9 u sinsn S9er5 erIaubsn
wolen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30
S6meia.

Dem SSwei,er 9unbesratbs fiub In Ies'
ter Sett psrfdiebene 9eiu9e susesausen,
wel4e S4utmaBreselu uon 8unbsswesen
ae9en bic neuerbings In Der S9uei, rpieber
iebr lebbaft betrisbene 8ropasusba fir bas
Wormonertbum unb bic N%usuanberuns
mad Utah pinidsu. Do1 beidIoB Der
Bunbesratb auf bieie @eiu1s nidt einbu
tretsn, neil erfiIid, mas in Der S6weis
bic 8ieIpsibersi bstrifft, bic tantonale
Strafssiessebuns binrei5enb senus S4as
biete unb neil bann In sueiter 9inie BON
Der &sstsruus Der Der. Staatsn non Horo
Imerita nit @spieheit ausunsbmen Jet,
baB fe on Der @onsreBatte uou 1852, be
treffsnb bic ausrottuns bisies llnpeisus I'M
@ebiste Utah, NIT auer gnersie feitbaltes
werbe; basesen beidloB Der 8unbesratb,
ieirem @sneralconiuI Su @ct5inSton in
einsm Spesialfaa, IN weldem sine I'M Ies'
ten Sommer bur1 eiusn Mormonens Isen:
ten nod lltub periodic iuuss N eiSerir
bic bunbesrdtbIi9e SiIfe na9seiudt bat,
UNI BON bort wieber fortsutomHen, bic Weii
Jung su ertbeilen, berielbsu 3u bieiem 5usd
ieinen san,sn Ssiitanb anseoeiben A.
IaiIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30
aus ben periGiepenen staatea,

Gin einsiser @runbeisentbamer in
gaIifornisn beist cine Strsds 9ano, bic 10
sroB 1T, pis Der babe Stuat RboSe S.
lamb.
inonberbarsr &aus Iebt in
glem 5apsn, Conn. gr rau9t isben Sag
mebrere gisarrsn, penu aber elm Sdults
iabr tommt, baun riibrt er pom l. Sanuar
bis gum 81. DECEMBER feinen Eabat on
unb bsfinbet fi9 trOSosm wobl babel.
General Grant isst ieinsn vTri'
~umpb,us" nod INNER fort. Don Chicago
sinss mad Cincinnati, Columbus, Bitts'
burg ; Der @IanSpuntt erwartete i'm in Obj
lassIpbia. A~aeutbalben Ranonenbonuer,
SsfSiss, Sefuorftsuunsen, 8antette u. {.
{. Die Nmsritansr treibsn chen Mues
WboIsiale bis gum Ra%ssriammer, Der nos
tursemdB isbem Raui4s fOIst.
gIad 5iIIs. Sn OsabpOo6 iou in
tur3er 3sit cine beuti4e 3sitans bsrausss'
Qeben perbeu.