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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
aus Ben peri@teoenets gtaateu.

Su Der Hdbe bes Union Ospots In
grie NOT Elm Seuer ausssbrodsn, bur5
weI9es pier p6lis selabsns Sra9tpaeen,
in bensn f3 W6bel, Safer nit 5opfen
unb ionifise &aufmannssltsr ~befanben,
serit5rt wurben. Der 8erIuft III betrd9t:
lid. Oie brennenbsn @asen ftanben stwu
10 SUB pom Sra1ibuus, bas iebo1, ba
feusrfeit sebaut, niSt bsi9dOist purbs.
Sn 9afagette, Snb., srplobirte cine
Dampffsueriprise nit furdtbarem Small.
Die grpIofion ereisnete ii9 on Der SiS 6.
Ctr, mo bic Mai9ine basu psrpanSi
warb, nm aus elmer giitsrns @afer In bic
Waf srIsitunss : Sauptr0brs 3u pumpen,
pdbrenb bic Waidinen in ben @aferper,
ten rspartrt purben. Der Wai9iniif glaen
purbe arg perbribt uno erbislt t6btli5e
innerlide Serlssunsen; Der Ssusrmanu
Gaplor parb ebenfals perbribt unb trua
cine Ropfpanbe bapon. feline gsrleSunsen
finb isbo9 nidt lsbsnssefdbrIid. ginem
Rnaben, BET fi5 In Der Ndbe Der Sprise
bsfanb, purben beibe ausen usrIsst. Sin
ibsr 200 gfuub %piesenbss Stld bes
OampftsiisIs wurSe stua 400 SUB melt
seidIsubsrt. Die 5eueriprise 1T felt Is
Sabren in @sbrau9 Seweieu.
Wan idreibt aus SnSepenbence,
No.: Miuionen pom Ssui5reden inb
plOsIi9 in biefiser 9eaenO sri@isnsn, unb
bic Wdlbsr unb SIuren ert6nen bon benz
@e3irp bisie r uupiutOmmsnsn @Giie. Dor
bret Tasen mar nod ni9t elm einSises bic,
fer s~efrdBisen Snietten Su ieben, unS isst
1T glaes bauit bsbett.
Na9ri6ten aus Wontsometp So.
nabe 5ot Sprinss, artanias, beiasen,
baB man meiIenueit nabe Der Obsrfla9s
rsides SiIbsrer3 aufsetlaben bat. Wan
bat cine StampfmibIe beftelt uub Yroben
bss @rBes babeu f9 ais isbr reid ernie.
fen SIS frast fi6 nur, Oh aud ssnus grs
porbanben 1T. 8isIs Claims wurben ab:
ssftsdt unb BON allen Geitsn ellen S9as.
srdber mad Der @esenb bin.
Gin sroBes u III d ~ereisnete fF@
AM "a. Mai BEL GATE Charles, Ga. SIN
gaIcafensSlu purbe pdbrenb zines Sc;
mittsrs Der fleine 9otbampfer &ames BON
sinsm BirbeIuinb erfabt, tippts um uno
p~sriant in unsefdbr sreiBis Sus Giefe.
Nsbsn benz gapitdn unb benz Maidinifen
befanbeu fi9 auf benz Gabrssuse feds gai.
iasisre, weI9e ertranfen, Der Captain unb
Der Maf9iniit rettetsn f4 purd Sdpim'
men.
Musbem Sru9tfaate Midisan pirb
bsri9tst, baB bic beiten Gusfidtsn fir cine
quite Yfirii4s unb Sbferute uorbanben
isisn. au4 grbbseren foa IS in GROCER
Weense ssben.
Der ntwderunsstouen bss
Sutro EuuneIs, Der bas belize Wahsr Der
GomitOd Winen abIettsn ioa, i@reitet raid
uorwarts. 8psi Msilsu Der abBussbobs
len fnb bereits fertis unb 1900 Mannsr
unb 100 WauItbiere arbeiten Gag unb
gta4t, unb man slaubt, baB man am 4.
SaIi b. s. has 8afer wirO bineinIa1eu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
BIrttembera.

Sn gistisbsim BAT fid Dor fur3em aui
benz 8abnbof cine aufresenbe S3sne abse'
fpieIt. Raufmann Bed BON bier polte,
pabrenb 3ise ransirt wurben, sas 9eleiis
iberidrsiten, purbe aber pom ben Yufferu
zines @asens erfaBt, 81 goben seworfen
unb ib~srfabren. Se4s 8asen sin9su
ibsr ben inmittsn bss @eleiiss 2iesenbsu
binwes. QtbsmlOs iabsn bic llmitsbenbsr
bas @rdBli9e nit an. Do9 etn sndbises
@ei9if uaItete iber benz llnslidliden
gr erlitt nur uenise gerlesunssn unb bari
in Babe auf @ensiuns bOffen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10

Son ia5tunoissr Seite pirS psrli9ert,
baB Der &idtfouen i'm sroBen 9ottbarbs
Eunnsl ipdtsitens Bis 81. San. 1880 pol:
Ienbet iein pirb, 10 baBI Bis gum l.. Oct.
lssO-bem Eermit an ueldem bas sanSe
Bere Isut 9srtras aussefibrt ieiH ioq-
fir bic anbsren grbeitsn nod pole 8 Mo:
nate Seit bleibsn, ba bic Nusueituns bann
slei4Seitis auf ueri9iebensu Yuntten in
ausriff senommeu uuo Irbeiter unb Was
idireu Ii auf bieie @rbstt usrpenoet psr:
ben %t6nneu, uoufdnbis senise. 0emnat
wirbe Der Tunnel LANCE 3sit Dor ben gu:
fabrtsIinien fsrtis ietn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10

@aIbbrdnbe pom bebeutenber aus
bebuuns perbesren bic l1mssssnS DOR seao.
pile. Die @ebdubs auf benz rSrtar Stu"
uns bic SGmel3psrfe in Big Crane
Guild paren in GROCER 9efabr. gtad
ben lssten Na6ridttn tonnte man in 9eab'
piue fsben, ME bic 6lammen pom vSona
@uI6" in ben california @ul9", Sitltt
hes Srtes porbransen, unb bate ftb BIZ
@inbri5tuns ni6t ~sednbsrt, piirben fl
ben Carbonate Siu" errsi9t unb ben Or
In @sfabr seiett baben.
0as ct. CHARLES 9otel unb 9,
Rous 2eibtal in Denuer, wte idmmtlt9'
@sbaube in benz glot On Der 10. StraB'
swii6en 2orimere unb SouieapitraBsr
brannten ON 81. Wai al. Sn benz gsib'
ifaa psrbranntsn ~ 9ferbe. Die De
bdube paren aus Sa6wsrt. S9aoer
tl5, 900, tbsiIs psri9srt. Oas 5sue'
mar ansslest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
n oper.

ST.. &rupp in @Ren iou bsabidtisen,
I'M SUM- b. s. aaf ieiuem In Der Ndbe Der
biefsen Stabt beinbli@en sroBen S9isBs
plate elm susitss internattonales 0etts
idieBen gu usranituIten unb su bemieIbsn
gertrster Der bebeutenbersn Staaten Elm:
sulaben. Oas erite internationale @etts
idieBeu fanb i'm uOrissn Sabre auf bem'
iel6en plabe ftatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
Baieru.

4m Is. M | .. 8. purbs auf Der Sta
tion Sssersbeim Der @eridtsuoQtieber:
amtSusrusisr Srisbri4 Ro9 pom Der 2oto:
motius zines einfabrenbsn 3uses erfaBt unb
ibm Der linfe Nrm bsrart uerIett, baB bic
amputation bssieIben n0tbis mar. &o9
erbob II sessa bic DIRECTION Der 9fdI3i:
iden 8abnen &Iase unb wurbe bic 8abn
isst psrurtbsiIt, an Rod cine idbrIi9s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
S6meis.

SIM gbor Der st. Sobaunistirde su
Sdaffbauien wurbe am 20. Mai cine 90:
tbiide 0ii9e aufseoedt, beren @infaGuns
nit Stolen p~ersiert 1T. aluf benz @runbe
Der Niide bsiuoet fid elm TrsscosemdIbe,
weIdes bic @ntbauptuns Sobannss bes
Gdufers BARTLETT. Die 5isur Sobannss
bss G%uanseliiten nit benz ReId in bsr
9anb 1T iebr gut erbalten uub uon aniprs'
denbem 9sii9tsausoruf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
WtSeonFu.

gorIeste Wode famen in Wil:
wautee OF gtnwanoerer on. Oauou blies
ben 265 tn 8isconiin, 469 reiitsn mad
Nlinnsiota, 1913 mad Mi9isan unb SIS
mad Soma. Bon ben giupanbsrsru paren
sos Norpeser, 1874 Sdweben, 40 Ddnen,
los Deutide, "a SSbmen, IS SrIdnber,
6 S6weiser, IA Gnslanoer, 4 Srau3oisn
unb 2 9oadnber.
Die Sdsemibls pon Geo. %.
9rutt In Sibtoib nebt unsefdbr elmer
Wilton SUB 8uuboI3 purbe Dor Rur3em
burd Seuer s~eritort. 8srIuft s45, 0CO;
UsrF9eruns $25 900. aIs bic Sprisen
nod BET obisem Seaer tbdtis paren, brad
n0rbIi5 pom SluB tn benz Staae biuter 6.
g. S%tepenion's Wobnbaus Ssusr aus.
Dieter Stau, iowie etnise anbere brannten
ab ; ebsnio wurbe bas Erodenbaus BON
9aabs Bros. unb cine Mafis Der Sirma
@onIin 8ros. ssbOrises BauboIs 3~erf0rt.
S4aben uusefdbr $40, o
Donnerf a q ben 22. Wai tam Sobn
Seltner In Weifbrotbertowu folsenber
@eiie um's 2ebsn. Oils er ndmIi9 nit
ieinem 6ubruert auf benz Seimpes par,
IOfe f4 an @usen bic 3unse unb bic
Bferbe sinsen bur9; SsItner periudte bic
3hseI gu bulten, wurse absr pom Sise ber'
art sertien, baB er 3uei &ippsn brad unS
anbere fdpere 9srIstunssn bapontrus
Ssrr Yartinion, Bel be1en 0obnbaus btes
Ter ltnfal paiirte, elite sleid 3u 9ilfe,
SeItner mar isbo9 b%efinnunssIos unb blieb
10, Bis ct In SdrIers @aitbuus psrbra3t
wurbe, mo- 20 Stunbeu mad benz erlittenen
SAL Der Cob i'm BON ieinen srOben S4msrs
Sen erIOfe.
Cine SamtIie &tds in goseobeI,
Grant County, purbe bur5 ben 9enuE
elmer Suppe persiftet. Der Wann, BIZ
Srau. bic Rutter unb suet &tnber itarbsr
mad benz @snuB. Die l1ria5e Der Ser.
siftuns 1T nod ni@t aufsstIdrt.
Su W albion purbs Ssrr Repier I'm,
ter benz Staatsseies seitraft, neil er ON
Sonntas feline @irtbi5aft often ssbaIter
bate. . ...r.~ ..s.<t
SIN Sbebopgan Sails wur6en au
benz Iesten &diemurtt 1907 &iiten &di
anseboten, obne &dufer au finben. De
8die wirb s~rOBtentbeils brett mad 2iper
pool uerianbt. 8amfo,b Bros. ianots,
in ben lesten IA Sasen 1851 Riiten nod
England.
Ser 9oIsf9Ias an ben 8iscon
finer Slifen, wsI9e benz Mififippt tribu
tor ftnb, wirb in bieier Saiion auf 1851
Wilionen SUP seidast, sessn 1915 RiI
liouen i'm Iesteu Sabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10

Dte @aswerte in MinneapoIts
werben In bieiem CONNER 10 uersr6sert,
baB @as fur cine Stabt bon $50 1000 Gins
wobnern eraeust werben tann. Wtas
ideint ba benz eIsctrii4sn 2l4te nod nt9t
5u trauen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
S6metser Saarmtttel.

gteJy ausf6litsli& aus Srduttru brtitttt uus sslts
unf& dtlt6t Saatmitttl srjtust btnusn ftHs gDs6tu DO brd
Wpnattn auf Stsltn bs 5auptss, rt&t ~iasrt,ans TAIL
rartn, ben ~arpishtn 5aarpu6s.
Das gttttel, eiSter ntht I'm 5anttI trf9itRsn, purst ssm
9rfner une 1eintn Natbartn f60n felt Sabrtu trprsbt.
Daatlst rbalt bic 5arbt her baart. strtita bas duSfauta
une tat 10 In altn fallen als u~nttpItar tuttfsa, 70 fd
etHn. has bic 5aarpu1da sur4 len gsbraue ftarfH,
EaHdst pire In 8lafatn AZ 81 p~trtauft; cine tu
lsstrtu stuist In ben bartnddishtn S6Qta.
Rts. Ettptntrsd In Grepla, Sas., Tam Qustunt abu
bic 0lsubEarsts!et sprftesnsu aasabm ssbtn.
Y. B.-auftrast rittt man an
BraHtessttr
O 3 4rtsla, Douglass ar., 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
NOie Sell 'Salbe
81. %efer SehminS,
(dus 0ursmbura)

belt f4ltmrt fdnte, Dunstn altr art, bsrsnsns sur6
6lintenf&lft serurfd1tt uunbe Brute BET graueu, fbwers
Gntsaneuns, tnurt 9np6tnftdbtn uub ~fsrsvbulSft Rrauf.
trttn, ME s.rfrsrns @ltsbtr, S&psaunstu an irssns stntm
Is Elm unf6dsbar,s 6eilmittd fur NIT Gnt,lnsuss Ser Gin.
strtiee ~btbaftttt DShneinntn, fur f6Ii nuas auatn, FIR
Slutaiqtn bet frtfAsn Gunetn uus aqs arttn f5r,ra
gpuuten.
preis {: SIR eros. ss,n 500 - getttl.r, 50 Us. -
Ritnt Is Gents.
An babeu b{
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10

&eHte BON 1900 Dr., iowie bic bur9 bic
Srantbeit Rods e%ntitanbenen Rotten 3u
be3ablen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
NuinoiS.

9tisass....g tttr 8almas. RS. 206 Canal port Use.
- - 8iIftttn, Rp. 20 einsen Strast.
- ..:R ts Eatrp. 70 81 eSswt strast.
9panHeu, esCt Sttnttt
&dlead, See Bartts. .Hrdn Qtnissftit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
Or. Neter S6nins,

~
e. Genatus, Sadisn Co., Ssra, unS
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10

Ole Sarme r in Iicouet gountp pa.
ben unter ii6 cine 9aselperi9erunss:@ es
fsQi3aft gesrinbet.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-12-12

General Grant positively denies the
story of his having told 4 Chicago re-
porter that she had been offered the
presidency of the Nicaragua Canal Com
pany, and that afteTsthe Republicans
had offered him the Presidency he would
tell them what he proposed to do. -
The General planted tree in South
Park, Chicago, on Saturday, and subse-
quently attended the annual banquet of
the Commercial Club. 1t is now quite
certain that the General will not go to
New York until spring, and will leave
Philadelphia about the 26th inst. for
Havana via Key West.
The Pittsburgh Post saws the Irish
aGitatOrs express their firm determina-
tion to continue the war for reform in
the land system, and will continue their
campaign with renewed vigor in all
parts of ireland. Their programme has
been somewhat modified since the recent
arrests, and their speeches now advocate
an earnest effort TO secure the desired
reforms through the united and orderly
action OF the people, and an appeal to
the government for aid tCr the suffering
peasantry. The report that the Pope
had determined to interpose his authori-
ty, through the clergy of ireland. for
the suppression Of the agitation is a
canard. 1t is declared authoritativeIy
from the Vatican that the subject has
not been officially considered.
An odd and altogether delightful
wedding is described by the Portland
tOregon) Bee. In the town of Port
Townsend. Oregon. a Young man won
the love OF young woman, encounter
ing at the same time the stern opposition
of the girls parents. The father aud
big brothers of the girl went so far, in
deed, as to threaten personal injury to
to the lover should he persist in his at
tentlons. a few days ago the lover ap-
peared at the door OF the house in which
his sweetheart was as a Gagged bird In
his right hand the desperate youth car
ried life. cooked and primed. On his
left was a preacher The old folks came
down like raccOOns from a tree. They
produced the girl and the two were
married in the front yard. After the
ceremony the husband shouldered hisrifle
and with the bride on his arm walked
triumphantly off
That the coniagration that is to
consume the world has begun is believed
by many residents of Reading Pa. While
some gentlemen were shooting on the
farm of Henry Miller, near that city.
one of lhe party killed a partridge. which
fell in an adjacent field. To the surprise
OF the gentleman his dog refused to fetch
the bird, ,!and he went for it himself; but
at the spot where the bird had fallen he
suddenly sank several feet in a bed of
fire and ashes. The burning track is 4
square in length and half a square in
width. Miller says the fire began burn
ing about three weeks ago, and travels
several feet a day. It emits no smoke
excepting now and then when tuft of
grass Is being consumed, or when trees
are burning, but the heat is intense
The fire has extended into wheat field,
which IS gradually being destroyed. The
roots of Cak trees burn of, and some
trees two feet and half in diameter
have fallen over
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-12-12

Hon. W. W. KETCHASI, Judge Of
the I. 5. District Court for Western
Pennsylvania, died suddenly from apo
pleXy, or hemorrhage of the brain, at
the st. Charles Hotel. Pittsburgh, about
midnight on Saturday last He was in
the 59th year of his age and was ap-
pointed Judge in 1876. When he was
called 10 the bench he resided in Wilkes
Barre, and had formerly represented the
Luzerne district in Congress. He was
esteemed an upright judge, and dis
charged his duties ably and with entire
satisfaction TO the public. The news
Of his sudden death fell upon us with
peculiar sadness, from the fact that we
were discharged from service by him as
a juror in the L. s. Circuit Court less
than fifteen hours before he was sum
N moned 10 another and we hope better
world. He then appeared to be in the
enjoyment Of the best Of health, and it
was almost impossible for us TO realize
that one with whom we had parted a few
hours before so full of life and vigor.
had been stricken down in his high and
honorable career without note of
warning. "What shadows we are and
what shadows we pursue" His re
mains passed over the Pa. r. r. on
Monday last for interment at Wilkes
Barre. Peace TO his ashes.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-12-12

THE election in Louisiana on Tuesday
OF last week resulted in a complete
Democratic victory, as was expected by
every one at all familiar with the poll
ties of that State. The majority foI the
Democratic State ticket is estimated at
not less than 10000, and may reach con-
siderably more. The Democratic candi-
date for Governor was Louis a. Wilt.
who was Speaker of the lower branch of
the State Legislature on that memorable
day in the beginning of January, 1875,
during Grants second term, when Gen.
De TrObTiand. an officer of the regular
army, marched a squadron of troops into
the hall of the House while it was in
session and at the point of the bayonet
unseated enough Democratic members
to give the Republicans and carpet-bag-
gers a majority Mr. Witt being con-
frOnted with this armed interference va
Gated the Speakers chair, which was
the only thing be could do, having first,
however, delivered withering and elo-
quent protest against the unparalleled
outrage. The late election seems to
have passed off quietly, the only tragedy
/ connected with it having taken place in
a Republican parish in which two of the
sons of one of the two Republican can
didates for Sheriff were shot and killed
by the opposite candidate, who was him
self dangerously, if not mortally, wound
ed The Republicans nominated the
strongest and best State ticket they have
had in the field for five years, but thous-
ands of negroes voted for Wilt and the
other Democratic candidates on the
State ticket They have been doing that
for some years, and yet Republican dem
agogues like John Sherman represent
them as spending half their time in the
swamps-fugitives from Democratic vi,
oIence-and living in daily fear of the
shotgun in the hands of their blood
thirsty oppressors.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-12-12

DON CAMERON is reported as concen-
trating all the force Of his mighty intel
lect on the passage through the Senate
0f 3 resolution to adjourn over until
Wednesday next, in order to enable the
Republican members Of Congress to at
tend Grants reception in Philadelphia
on Tuesday He ought to succeed in
putting the job through, since he got
the Senate last summer to adjourn two
days toattend the Baltimore races, which
,ye think afford quite as much intellect
ual entertainment as can be got out Of
one Of Grants third-term receptions en-
gineeUed by a set OF hungry prospective
Office holders
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-12-12

IT seems to be conceded that at the
election il Philadelphia on last Tuesday
week of delegates to the next Demo-
cratic State Convention, the friends of
Gen. Hancock secured a decided majori-
Il Of them favorable to his nomination
for the Presidency. This is all well
enough as far as it has gone, but it will
not rest there, since the seats Of at least
one-half of the delegates claiming to
have been elected will be contested, and
the State Convention will again be asked
to settle the never ending Philadelphia
quarrel. We have no stomach for this
nasty gu estiOn, at least not now, and
viii wait TO see what definite shape the
matter assumes. sam Josephs is laying
pipe 10 be sent to the national conyen-
tion from his district, as one Of Gen.
Harcock's hackers. That will go hard
with so good and brave a man as Han
cock-harder than 1t lid for him to face
the rebel cannon at Gettysburg and on
other memorable fields. Still Sam has
not yet been elected, but il he should be
when the proper time comes, his. friend
Bill MCMILLAN, Of the bloody Fourth
ward, should go with him in the in
terest Of Tiljen, and be sure to take
along his seven shooter.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-12-12

Gz5. R-EUs INGALLS,, of the regular
army, was stationed with Grant at
military post in California after the
close Of the Mexican war. Both were
then young and amused themselves at
night playing the interesting game or
draw poker. betting fabulous sums on
small hands although neither Of them
had q dollar. They have ever since been
warm friends ald admirers Of each 9th
rr. Ingalls, was i'm Chicago last week.
and when asked by q reporter whether
Grant would accept a third terni. replied.
II don't know 7 don't think ANYBODY
knows. I don't believe his wife knows
II it is offered 20 him rs by the voice OF
the great mass Of the people of this
eocHtry-if their interests and wishes
demand iJ-hs will accept" All Of
whiei is supreme,y silly and disgusting
coming from so shalloU-Jrained a crea-
ture rs Rufe Ingalls, When tho Inter
asts' OF this country demand the
election Tor q third time Of ingalls, old
draw poker antagonist. the people will
have lost a'i their manhood anal VII 30,
liav- auE --luterr~- left which Jra worth
alre-arFiE-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-12-12

CHARLES :. PARNELL. the leader Of
the Home Rule party in Ireland, has
published a letter stating that the trials
x Dayilt, EiIieu and DAILY. who were
arrested for seiitition three weeks ago,
would be commenced on the 11th inst,
which was yesterday. After TIE trials
are over Mr.. Parnell will come TO the
United States on business connected
with the present disturbed condition of
ireland lie is half American, his
father having married a daughter of
Commodore Charles Stewart, of Phila-
deiphia, familiarIy known as "Old Iron
sides, '' who died only few years ago
close on TO 90 years Of age. Nr. Par
nell's mother spends most of her time in
this country, principally in New York.
He will be accompanied on his visit b.
Hr. FIanegan, who is also a Home Rule
member OF Parliament from the county
Glare, and the Irjshman Of New York
are making preparations to give them a
grand reception.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-12-12
THEnE .re about thirty RernhILean

THEEE are about thirty Republicans
.n the Virginia Legislature, composed Of
nearly equal numbers OF whites and
blacks. oil Of whom have formed a coali-
tiUn with the 'Readjusters.' 80 who are in
favor Of repudiating q portion of the
state debt This union Of forces gives
the anti-debt paying members majori-
ty on joint ballot, and Gen. Malone, the
big chief OF the ''Readjusters," will
doubtless be elected to the L. :. Senate,
TO succeed Gen. Vithers on the 4th Of
March 1881. For their aid and assist
auce in playing this dishonest game re-
garding thesstate debt, the negroes will
be properly rewarded by receiving some
II the minor Offices in the gift of the
Legislature. Gov. Holiday will stand
up firm for the honor of "Old Virginia"
and me and the Democrats may vet save
the credit Of the State.
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gambria freeman.
EsEHssURc, Pa,
friday, DEC. II. 1879.

THE present internal revenue system
was organized September 1862 Since
that time there has been collected on
distilled spirits. up to the close of the
asst fiscal year. SjSg. .076. 115. the number
IF gallons na wing this tax being s37, Az
tg4. During the same period the total
amount Of tax collected from tobacco
was 1892. .2JO, $50, which was the tax on
I .42l ABS, 900 pounds. On cigars there
has been collected since the law went
into force S114,651, $50. The average
rate of tax on spirits was about 20 cents
per gallon, and on tobacco about "a cents
uer u0uud
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-12-12

DENNIS KEAEEEY announced at a
meeting on the san Francisco sand lots
last week his intention of going to Ire
land to take part in the present land ag-
itation in that country. While the peo-
pie Of California, and especially Of San
Francisco, will rejoice to be rid Of him,
the woes Of Ireland could not be render
ed more intoleEab.e than they now are
than 10y the presence of q vulgar brawler
like Kearney. We are opposed to hang
ing, believing that it is the worst use to
make of a man. but We nevertheless fear
on Den mis- kearney's account, if he car
ries ont his intention, that the hemp crop
ireland this year has not been a total
failure
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-12-12
New E0rk and the Third Term.

It is generally conceded that neither
party can elect their candidate for Presi-
dent next year unless they can give him
the thirty-five votes of New York. The
figures leading to this conclusion are
familiar; nevertheless it is well to pre-
sent them once more
The electoral colleges OF the whole
country cast 800 votes. OF these the
Northern States cast 231, and the South
ern l3S. The majority necessary to elect
the President is 1876.
It is claimed that the entire 13S South
ern votes will be cast for the Democratic
candidate. If this turns out to be the
fact, he viii need to elect him ~ votes
from the Northern States. Whore can
he get them At the ,ast Presidential
election, the following Northern States
voted for Mr. TILDEN:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-12-12

GEORGE q. CANNON, the Mormon
delegate in Congress from Utah, who
divides his affections between several
wives. and, therefore, ought to be good
authority on the question of pOlygamy,
stated in Washington the other day that
among the Mormons not more than one
man in ten has more than one wife-that
there are 10, 600 Mormons altogether, OF
whom ZOO are men-and that not
more than 5000 of them have aplurality
OF wives He also says that the Nor
mons believe in .home rule" which
means. We suppose, that a follower Of
Brigham Young has the scriptural right
to MARY just as many women as he
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