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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-25

there is not much gained by taking the
census, as it does not give correct
idea of the population and wealth Of
the country. If whole blocks were ig-
nored in San Francisco, and thousands
of persons were not enumerated in st.
Louis, it is probable that similar omis-
sions were made in OTHER cities and
towns, and that the population of the
country will exceed by million or
more what it is shown to be by the
census,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-25

Wis, and indorsed the Presidential
ticket.
William Rslston and three others
were arrested by United States Deputy
Marshal Douglas, at Ell Dorado, Kan.
sas, on charge of counterfeitipg.
Ralston had passed large number Of
bogus half dollars, and was caught in
the act. A chest of tools, dies, fur
mace, block tin, and other apparatus,
were found in Ralstons house.
The remains of the late General SUIT
ter arrived at Litz, Pa, on the 23d.
The date of the burial has not been
fixed as yet.
Vermont Republicans have nomi-
mated Colonel Roswell Farnham for
Governor, and L. Barstow for Lieuten-
and Governor.
Parnell has introduced an Irish Re-
lief bill asking that goo, 600 be set
aside from the church fund for that
purpose.
Tilden cordially eongratulates Han
cock on his nomination. #
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-25

The nominee of the Cincinnati Con-
vention for Vice President is not Gov
ernor English, of Connecticut, as was
incorrectly reported by telegraph yes
terday, but William H. English, of
Indiana, a native Of the Hoosier State
and 50 years of age. He is a lawyer by
profession, but of late years he has
been engaged in farming. He served
several years in the State Legislature
and in Congress, is very popular in
his native State, and next to Hendricks
was the choice of his party for Presi-
dent.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-25
egowaING AT THE CENSUS TAKERS.

Tae people of st. Louis and San
francisco are disappointed at the result
ei the census in their respective cities.
There ia quite rivalry between st.
Louis and Chicago, each claiming to
have the largest population, and the
st. Louis folks apprehend that the city
hy the Lake, will outnumber them in
1kc census returns by at least SO, 200
inhabitants. They claim that the Cen.
sas Enumerators omitted many fami.
i.ss and business men, and took no note
Q; thousands who are boarding at hotels
and private houses. They are now
discussing the propriety Of taking a
nav census at their own expense, hop.
Jag to make better showing and bring
their figures up nearer Chicago,
San Francisco is also growing. The
actual population, as compiled by the
Laumerators, falls far short Of the esti-
mates made by the papers. The Call
is endeayoring to explaia away the dis
csepaney by stating that many indi-
viduals have never been visited at their
homes or places of business, and that
entire blocks have been ignored IN some
parts OF the city.
l. these charges are well founded
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-25

It is now to be hoped that the news
papers which have been persistently
abusing Tilden for the past five years
will give the old gentleman rest. He
. out Of the field forever as a candi-
date for President. By his able and
honest administration of the affairs of
tae great State of New York during
l.:s gubernatorial career, he won the re-
rpect and received the praise of the
New York Times, the leading Republi-
can newspaper of the country He in
Cured the displeasure of the Tammany
chiefs by appointing men to Office, who
were not identified with the Demo
cratic party, for the reason that they
we're honest and efficient. He took an
active part in purifying the city gov
eminent OF New York, and bringing
Tweed and the other thieves who plum
Tered the city &c. justice, and was re-
wardei by the people of the Empire
otate with the highest Office in their
rcwer to bestow- In 1876 he received
a majority of over a quarter of mil
] on of all the votes polled for Presi-
dent, aud over a million majority OF
t,!e white voters of the United States
cast their ballots for him. That he was
elected by the people and entitled to
TIE Office of President, there Is scarcely
doubt, yet he quietly submitted to
tee decision of the partisan and preju-
i.ced Electoral Commission without
,1urmur, although he well knew that a
majority OF the people would uphold
.:m in taking the Office, to which
even many Republicans concede he
was elected. He has been bounded by
.ae Federal officers on charges trumped
.r against him for non-payment of in
come tax alleged to have been due in
1868. after he was brought prominently
before the people as a candidate for
i,rcsident. He appeared in court ready
- answer TO the charges brought
->e,,asnst him, but his prosecutors, al
though they had had Years to prepare
their case, always asked for delay. A
PARTISAN telegraph company delivered
al the dispatches sent by his political
friends, at the time the Florida and
,a,ulsiana Returning Boards were hold
ING out inducements for bids for the
ssses Of those States, to investigating
quantities., but took particular pains
30 destroy those sent by his opponents
II the same time and on the same SUBJ
:ect; yet the most searching investiga-
.,ons failed to implicate him in the
c,Fher dispatches. Now, to prevent
i::ssensions in his party, be withdraws
As candidate for the Presidency, and
8, rehnquishes all claim to the Office to
which be and the majority of his fellow
citiEens believe ne was conStltutlonally
eiccted. It is high time that the abuse
'saivituperation which has been heaped
,ncessantly upon him for four years
sAcald cease. He is no longer even a
prospective candidate Tor any Office,
ssathose who have persistently vilified
ana should endeaver touaske some rep
sration for the injustice done him, until
impartial historians viii give him the
fall credi. OF being the most grossly
s.aadered and'worst abused man, as well
~ The most patient and patriotic, under
trying circumstances, OF the age in
witch he lived.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-25

BULLION OF PARADISE MINING COMFY

BULLION OF PARADISE MINING COMFY.
Location Of principal place of business, Par
adise Valley, New. Location Of works, Mount
Rose Mining District, Humboldt County, Ne
yada.
Notice is hereby given, that at meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees of said Company, held on
the 22d day Of June, 1857, an assessment mo
u Of five cents per share vas levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation payable imne-
diately in United States gold coin, TO the Sec
Rotary. at the office of the Company, keAlers
Building Paradise, New.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Wednesday, the twenty
eighth (2Sth) day Of July, 1880, will he delIn-
quent. and be advertised for sale at public aue-
ton; and unless payment IS made before, will
be sold on WEDNESDAY, the eighteenth (i.thl
day Of August 1850, TO pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with coats Of advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
A. W. sIEGEL, secretary.
Office in Chas. kemlers Building, Paradise Val.
ley, Humboldt County, New. ie23 tbs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-25
TRLEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

The news of Hancock's nomination
was received with rejoicing all over the
coast. In Eureka great enthusiasm
prevailed. At Reno the Democrats re-
joiced, and the Republicans admit that
the ticket is a strong one. At Carson
the ticket delights the Democrats and
depresses the Republicans. At Cherry
Greek the people went wild with ex-
element, and the band played and
flags were flying. At Austin the Dem
ocrats feel certain of victory. In Vir-
gnia city the excitement was intense.
4 salute Of IS guns was fred. and there
was a grand ratification meeting. In
San Francisco 100 guns were fred, and
kilograms from the interior OF the State
say the Democrats regard the success of
the ticket as certain.
4 reporter found General Hancock
on Governors Island, surrounded by
his military friends, when he received
the news OF his nomination. In re-
Spouse to congratulations he said: ''In-
deed have nothing to say at present,
as | have not been officially notified of
my nomination, and tsmilingly), you
know, it might be mistake How
ever, | have received a number OF con-
gratulatory kilograms, which you can
See and copy"
The San Francisco papers speak of
the nomination of Hancock as follows:
The Examiner endorses Hancock with
out reserve, and prophecies his cleo
ton. The Bulletin considers il the
strongest nomination the Democrats
could have made. The Post claims
that the Democrats have blundered,
and have virtually abandoned the cry
of fraud, and Endorsed the action OF the
Electoral Commission.
Ratification meetings were held last
night in nearly every town and village
in the United States with which there
is Geographic communication, and bon
fires blazed from the st. Lawrence to
the Gulf OF Mexico, and from Plymouth
Rock TO San Francisco. Mass meetings
were held in many of the large cities,
and the nominations of the Cincinnati
Convention were received with the
greatest enthusiasm.
The Democratic platform pledges de-
votion to the Union; pays tribute to
the party leaders; deprecates the cen
tralizing tendency of the Government;
condemns the fraudulent usurpation OF
the Presidency; demands tariff for
revenue only; favors a currency OF gold,
silver and paper interchangeable. and
condemns Chinese immigration and de-
mands its restriction.
1t is reported that the Conference at
Berlin is at ioggerheads, and that Aus
tria and Russia are unwilling to 90 as
far as France and England desire, for
fear of opening the whole Eastern
question. Italy theoretically protests
against the extension of Austrias right
OF control IN the Adratic.
Ex-Empress Eugene has arrived at
Darbun on her way home from Zulu
land.
The Egyptian obclisk for New York
has arrived at Gibraltar on its way to
New York.
Fighting has been going on at Buenos
Ayres for several days.
A gang of counterfeiters have been ar
rested at III Dorado, Kansas.
The Plenary Amnesty bill has passed
the French Chamber of Deputies.
The Maine Republican Convention,
On the 23d, renominated Governor Da-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-25

Forwarding and Commission

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-25
LINE OF MAR Gu

Commencing AZ Centennial Dan. Aid pfe
.ceeoing down Main street 70 First E'ss''
thence, through First street. 10 AHA sssss
thence, through Second II Main street; ussrt'
through Third street 10 GarrtAon street. tasnss
through Garrison street 20 Fourth sTtsi,
thence, ~ Main street; thence. 70 kAssoa
street % the Depot; thence, eoanisria-sf
through Railroad street and Main sssses e ls
Hal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-25

Appetite, refreshing sleep, the acquisition Of
flesh and color, are blessings attendant upon
invigorant speedily initiate and carries 10 q
successful conclusion. Digestion is restored
and sustenanee afforded TO each life sustaining
organ by the Bitter which Is ino6ensive, even
TO the feminine palate, vegetable in compost
ton, and thoroughly safe.
For sale by hll Druggisrs and Dealers sener.
ally.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-25
A NJ = r N EN- rs:
A GRAND RAah

A Grand Rall v IN be given in the 800
under the auspices .. the EA0Lh tAan Ia
cLUP.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-25
r. II o & q $40 ~ i.

The Procession viii form al II o'elesA II.
IN iron, o. Centennial Hall, In he isHc~Eg
order:
1--Grand Marshal and AiiS
} Erass Rand.
3-president Of the Day, Orator ChsplAa I'D
Readers in carriages
Gar 81 STATE, with Goddess Of Liberty az
Children representing each STATE IN b
Cniou.
s. Pre- Company. in uniform. With HoW eAs
aud Ladders.
e-C.t.zen In carriages, mounted md cat
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-25
j. z. Abel

Announces himself Candidate for STATE
SENATOR, subject 10 the decision Of ire Dom
ocratic County Convention. N
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16

2e9rer Sobauu Soispb Rapier, IN 2us
r!mburs; 9ebrsr Sobann. Baptiif elm,
senbers, in @5teruub ; 9sbrsrin 5rI.
Warie &remer, in Sanbusiler; aeeis
ien' Beamter l. glafe unb Otsuit9ef 80,
bann' gaptiif W a Ter, in Oistir9 ; Cons
mutual: Sscretdr Seinri1 R IIing, In
Reunbauien; S96ffe unb gissntbiusr
Sacob S4roeber, in @iIuerbinsen,
Boffactor 9etsr 9 doentsen, su Cd
ternad; WitsIieb bss 9ompiercorps 5eins
RID SpterteI, in 9~ursmbura; Obers
factor betm Boifbireau 9ursmburg:S tabt
Rt5arb Steinmes; 2s5rcr RttoIans
GbiImanp. in gsttsnoorf; 2sbrer Sos
bann Better @alens, tn @arnia; aeei
len Seamtsr L. RIale unb Oisnit1ef go,
banu Warnim o n tn 2lremburs.
Die B~rou3esWsbaitIs.
2otomotiufdbrsr Der Brins5 sinri9 gia
ienbabnen, emil Collin in Petinseu;
@erberarbsiter Sacob @iIIen, in Bfafs
fsntbaI; 9erberar5sitsr gbam Sung
bIutb in DtIs 2ofaIbrisftrdser Sobam
anbreas BauIy in @tls; S,lbbiter
Sob. Beter S3peiser in gmsrinseu,
8emeinbe girmerinsen; Sornif oes
Bompiercorps 2oren; Ebeato In CLAUS
len; Sergeant bss Bonpisrcorps Better
EbiIl, in @lauisu; Srau Eboma, Bar,
riere : @drterin in Rosport; Sslbbiter
9eiurt9 8eber, in 9indertnseu; Wits
sIieb bss 9dciItenuereIns Sobann B ots
ter, in 2~uremburs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16
". g.. g.

anmerfnUg Der &rnGrtinx. -Wir bes
srsifen bst bieler InSelssenbeit etDas ni@t,
Bte bic columbia" iol@s idamIuien Dor:
fdue ME bieier, Der fi5 GnSe Issten Sab
res ersi9nete, einfa6 tooti5psisen fanu.
Souten mir uns irren2 @tr 9lauben ni5t,
aber piniden IS. Bir bssrsifsn ni5t,
pie sS m6sIi9 1T, bas ioI5e 8orsduse tas
tbOIii5er ieits ni@t anIaB gu Rafenusr'
i%ammIuussn seben. ST es in Der 9ti5ofs'
itabt WtIpautee 10 melt setummen, bab
Prisitsr un6 2aisn, 10 penig UNI sie Srst.
belt i6res 81. 9lau5ens seben, baB its ii3
SOLIDS unsenirt pun etuem uutsrseorbue:
ten g:amten sefalsn Iaisn. &abrIid
mir punSeru uns ieet ni6t mebr i6er
Man@es, Sas uns friber unert!drli3 i9ien.
Wa@ uuS nod brSfslt man on bsr rslisi6.
fen G,siheit unb ma&t in GuIturtampf,
neil bic RatboIitsn 70 iuoolsut iin6, 70 fsiG
unb 6arattsrlos, unb ni9t fur ibre bsilis'
item &edte eintretcn uuo omar burb PreIe,
Sas SffsutIi5e Wort uno bauptid9li9 am
Stimmsaftsn. Gage man uns, mas man
mill, Der &atbolicismus nimmt bisrlanba
81 on 3abI, aber Der @laubs nimmt reisena
ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16

BON nod ribt 9an3 As Sabren on elmer
9unsenent3iuouns seiforben Die arca
bier baben CUR Seier bss 20. 5ebruar IN,
BaIa55o 4ltsmps cine Sisuns ssbaltsn, in
psI6er Der Cardinal Baroc1i, @r,biidof
uon Bologna, bic gr6huunssreOe ssbaItsn
bat. am 8. Warb, ais am Sabrestase
Der Rr0nuns, fanb in Der Ssrtina Capella
papale fatt, ueI9er Der Sapf, bic garbi
ndIe, bic r6mii9s Brdtatar uub ba8 beim
81. Stubls ~bssIaubiate btplomatiids gorps
aae b%siuobnten. Inter ben @liduuni5s
abrt en- unb @a6sn, wsI9e benz 81. Batter
aus anIaB Der srudbnten Inniueriarisn
aberrei9t purben, psrbtsnt cine Sab, BON
606 IraucS nit etner ribrenben AorsiIe
aus > ftnbien pom Der fatboliibsu De:
meinbe bon Sbopal g%rpdbnuug. psI1e
unter Der jurisdiction bss apoitolii9sn
8icars pom Batna, Wisr. BaoIo Eof,
ifsbt. Der S9IsB ser aorsiIs Iautst:
v9eruben @w. 5eilisieit unisre unuir:
bise 9abe %an3une5msn, wie Der 9err ss
ni4t usri9mdbte, aus ben Sdnbm Der bl.
orei R0nise, psIds SnOier waren, uis mir,
9absn au3unebmen, uel9e uieIsi5t Sss
Sobnes @ottes ebenfaQs ni9t pirSig
rparen. Sesneu Sic, 81. Batter, uuisrs
@emetnbe unb insbeionbere bic Srau Sirs
tin OooIain unb ibre 5auiIie, peI6e IN:
iere StiSe finb. M6ss Soft Der Ser
~unieren SseIen LANCE gu. SsiIistsit erbaI'
ten, wsIde bas 2i9t Der Welt 1T unb ben
Wsni3en ben Bes gum 5immeI asist."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16

ten ftsuten fb benz @sri9te. giner bieier
@sfansensu uerlangte nun i'm gountpge'
fdnsniB ieineu Seeliorser Rsu. Gbeooor
Wspsr BON ct, Ratbarina. um bel ibm cine
Sebeusbsi9te abbulsseu. &sp Wspsr folgte
benz Rufe unb ipra9 In Der SberiHsoffce
Dor. 9lbsr Der Weni9 bsntt unb bier Ientt
Der freinaurerii9e Sberiff. Der @efan'
gene wiro linn uOraefabrt. Gr sibt iein
8erIansen gu bsi9tsn ielbf fund. 5srr
Weper bittst ben Sbsriff gang bOft9 fe In
etnem ltereu 3immer biuter Der Sberihs'
office aqeiu ;u tafsn. a5sr ba bate man
bic Re9nuns obue ben 0rtb, bier obre
ben Sbsrifi i'm S9ursfsu, sema6t. 9err
Ban 8e9ten e~rtldrte, er babe es our &e9eI
ssma9t, feline Serion nit einem 9sfou:
seueu allein gu Iaiisn. Usr hun absr ben
gbaraftsr Der Bsiate tsnnt, ME i'm GER
Wsper aud benz Sheriff srtlatts, benz pir6
ss einIsu6ten, baB Der @efansene unb isin
Ssittuater Weper ibsr bisis @rtldruns MIDI
arg srbaut uaren. Oo5 alss Bitten, ale
8%otitsaunsen blisbcn unbsadtet. Der
Wfana Der Mu5t blieb Bet ieincr Qnoro;
nung, Bon einem Sei3te56ren mar nm
ter Steieu lmitiuosu teiue Rebe. So9p.
Ssrr Wep.r muBte unperri5tetsr Sa6s a6:
stebcu, uro Der @efaussne wurbe nit iei'
mem 9ep!agten @epifsn pteber binter bic
e~iiernen 8arbiusH Ssfsft. Sopsit Der
9amanitdtsutt unierss Sberiiis, Der ss,
nsbenbst getast, sewast bate, benz Ba6li'
fun ben Gbarafter unisres tidttseu BOIi:
bet9efS ~ ibtloern. Sisr t5nnte man
frassn, uer udre fir OaS SesIsubsil Sieiss
9sfauSenen psrantuortlt5 sspsisn, psuu
osrisIbe zines pI6sIi6en Go6sS seitOrben
pire2 S0er baben bic Wdnuer i'm S5ur1'
FED aud etpas in Der GDtsfsit Su iaSsn2
Sic werben es loon aus fiuOeu, bier fam
man e5 ibnen bo5 ni5t beibrinssn, pie s8
NIT ibrer Wa3t I'M SenieitS ausiebsn wirb.
Bsnr ~uufersr Sberiff 10 dnsitIi9 mar,
bate er ben @efanssnen ia nit Batter
Wepsr ;uiammsrf Ieln t6nnsu oSsr SsiOe
our3 bic offene Ebire beoba9ten f6nnen.
lleberbaupt bate Rr. Sbsrifi uiKsn ton.
nsn, ba6 er bisism lun9en uHS ~ieslsneifri:
gen Brielier mebr 5gtrauen i3sntsn f6snts
o9ue GiO, ais ieinem uuSldubisen SdIieBer
nit benz gioe. au3 bdtte Ct ais Ssanter Der
reberSeu9ung bes 8eidnsenen unb ieines
SesliorSers &s6nIuS trasen iOlen. Sober
sbrIi5s Imeritaner pirOs bier gar fem
Sscsutsn setrassn babsn Oas 1T bic 9u
munitdt, nod Wuitsr bes 5srrn @ara, weI@e
i'm Sabre Der llnteriu9uusen i'm gountp
Milpautse, I'M Staate WiscOriin, 9epfsst
wiro. Sober tam ii9 feline @sOanten bars
ibsr MAIDEN, i'd babe meme bier In trode'
men @orten niebsrssi5riebeu. Sd boffe,
buB uulere rspublitaniide Seanoulpreis in
rspublitanii6er S9war e bisis @sibi@te.
an ber bas S5le6tsite TT, baB ieSss 0ort
oerieIbea pabr 1T, gum aboruds brin9sn
NIB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16
Susembursisch
Sereint8te Staaten.

g0ir baben na5trieIi5 uniern 2eieru
81 msISsn, bag Rsu. q. Rsbing Don Gam
rercetou mad Clear Greet, 6arrtston g.
8. Cooper So. No., usrisst uorSen 1T.
Sie r5rpiirbisr S5urfer Rieherforu
pom ct. Soispb, Wto.. S4peifer bss
bo9u. P. Riebertorn S. j., lit nit Der Set.
tuua Der Srbsnsbamsn pom 81. 5srSsn i'm
Weitsn beauftrast porbsu. CUR Sup.rio
rim Don Warpuiqe 1T bic sbrpirbise
S9ueiter 9ouei srnannt uorosu.
Sm 9auie oes Sabrts pirb Der bier in
Der Wtiiiou uirtenoe &epa p. Wtlbeln,
Nisbsrcorn s. j., Yfarrer bsr ct. Soispb's
@emeinbe in WefpbaIia, Oiase SO. ,
Wo., isin iiIbsrnss Subildum fsiern. Ser.
ielbe TT aus @sifiusen s~sbirtis unb felt
1858 in ben Der. st. gum Srieiter se:
weibt warb 5err Risbercorn an 81. Be.
3embsr 1866.
Ben @fiba bsbauptsts, ss 9dbs ni5ts
Rsnss unter Der Come; 'er bat f5 seirrt.
Sisr Der Seueis: OaB bic Bayern ibr Bier
mad amertta srportirteu, lit beeannt, baB
ubsr elm 2uremburser, Der In ben piIbsn
SsIisnsebirsen,,R ontana's ,.3u Selena, feline
Braueret bat, Bier mad Bayern importirt,
bas iib pom por;isItdsr SaaIiidt erpies,
has 1T bis bato nod ui5t SasspsIeu. SIN
Isstsn Wai idifte Der Srausr, Ssrr u.
6sflsr Don Ssleua, Wontana, aus cine
Rite Slai9enblier mad Ressnsbar9 in
8aperu. 0as &ssensburser GasebIatt
idreibt bariiber am 81. DECEMBER, ME
fOIet:
Dag bapsrii5es Bier mad iberiesii5eu
9dubern aussefibrt pirb, 1T bstannt uni
auf Der WsltnusiteIuns in Sibnsp iu5ts
ii9 unisr Rationalsetrdnt NIT grfols iosar
@iusans in aufraIieu su peridaffsn. Hsu
Sirfte absr ieiu, eaB pom amerita mad
Bayern Bier eiusefibrt wirb als Gurio'
fun tSnnsu mir mittbsiIen, baB Dor &ur:
gem III cine beige 5amiIis aus Rsfler'a
Brauersi in SsIsna, Wontana (gtorbame'
rtta) cine Riite Slai6enbier ~seIansts, Sas
i'm Wdrj ooer april bortislbf ssbraut-
lid aIs pon uOrSastider Saalitat sruiss",
Bon rinrm Slide sissrsr art pirS Sr.
Spauier pou 2esoftone, Wiuu., p~srfOIst
irOem cine Rub ibm innsrbaI6 20 ROIates
5 &ilbsr bra1te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16
Sefsif6- Snxsmbars.

4rIou. am 90. 6ebruar wurbe Elm
Subipibuum in eiuem tleinsn 9sbOlSe Der
@smetubs Wsh1ncp erbdust ~ssfunbeu.
Der llngIifIide 1T unbetannt, idien etma
60 s. alt su ietn unb bate peosr @eIS
nod Saptsre BET f5.
am Sonutas, ben %. Ssbruar, bieIs
ten bic r~Qi6sraleu" su ct. Subsrt eine
Notwithstanding ab, bic sdu3Ii4 fehl
i4Ius.
Spti9en ape unb Warloir babeu
tpieosr grbetniiirSe i~fattsefunbeu, bic pers
i9iebeue Sabnsase in 9rfabr bra@ten.
Die &e sisruns swinst bic @smsin,
be attsrt elm neuss SauIbaus fir ibre
sottloie Sdule gu bauen, obi4on oisielbe
:oum uon eiuem balls Ousenb S9aIer bes
iu5t wirb.
Gu IrIon psrurtbstlten bic AiRIen
einsu "scuifen Stron su Is unb iein @e'
noiie Wartiu gu 5 Subreu ReeIufou.
Bette batten cine Gn,abl &ir9enbisbifdbIe,
tbeiIS i'm Ror6en Srantrsi6s, tbsils In
Stlsisn auf benz 9euiFsn. Sriron III 81
Sabre alt, itsbt alio nit benz eiueu SUB I'm
@rabs unb mar 9auitrsr, Der balo au
Rsuf9atsau, ba!b gu Saris uObnbaft mar.
Sraucois Warttu pe9ielte ieiuen 8Obnfs
BON 8ila gourcon ia 5rantrsi@ bes stern
mad eitti& IN SsIsisn.
Serr S%iIIt6re, Dsfsruaut So 2awas
5erte (St. 6uberi) 1T in berielbsn @iseus
i9aft mad Stasrs. bsuant'S rual (6lorens
uias) usrisst porben. 5srr Yerisou,
Ssfsruaut gu 5ratin (gtale) III in berisI'
ben giseni5aft mad Stale usriest uorbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16
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Der biesjabrise 6irtenbriei bss bods''
ten Bti9of Ni3. aoauss pon 2~ursuIburg
TT elm prdGtisss Document. 9eiber 1T
bsrisIbe 81 lang, UNI i'm in bisisu SpaItsu
IN extenso auf;unebmsn, bod perSen MIR
uniern psrsbrtsn 2sisrn siuen ausSus ba'
rauS sebsn.
Simmeru. Wiau i5rieb benz Sur.
Wort" untsr benz 81. 6sbruar: @eltern
nor ss uns, ais ieisn mir i'm Suli brinu,
10 firdtsrli5 bat sS i6sr unisrn 5iuptsrn
ssbonuert unb gsblisl. gS uarsn on bic
bret psri5isSsnsn @spittsr, bic sssen 5
lIbr absnbs BON Bsifen berss,ossn tamsn,
unS psnistsns 10 WiaIten lang ibsr un:
isrsr Srti5aft nit elmer Ssftistsit ii9 snt'
lubsu, ME ipI9e islbit i'm CONNER ni9t
oft bsoba1tet wiro. Sc mai sinem orbent'
LID, ais fibls man i'm @sii5t bic idbe 5iss
Der Sudsnben SIammen, bsren unmittslba,
folsenbe Oonnsri5Idse bas Gbo bss Cha
les in bsiiduoisem atbsm srbisItsn. 0s'
nisitsuS brsimal fubrsn bic Blise in bsr
BObsn. Oabsi feel Elm 10 ilrbFutbartiss,
Rsssu NIT S6IOfsu usrmii3t. baB mar
i'm 6rsisu IN wenissr bsnn elmer Rinut'
budidbli5 bis sur Saut bur@ndBt psrbet
fonnts, unb baB eS unn69It9 mar, aud
MUIR spanbis S9ritts melt Dor fi9 su isbsn
@IiiIi9srusiie Sos oas llnuetter mad Ct
niger Seit pou b%anneu, obus psitsru S9a
ben usruria9t Su babsH.
Ssi 9elsseubsit isinsr Decoration brad
ten bic 9elieer ibrsm bo5uerbientsu 2ebrs
cine f15ne Spatiou bar: llmrinst poi
allen ginwobnsrn bss DorfsS uabm Ser
arsn6t bic bsrsItdsn @lldpInI1e feline
S5ultinbsr, Der 9sbrsr Der 9smsinbs, be
iunssn 2ebrsr, bic sr bsranssbilSst, be
Srtsuorfsbsr unb bss 5srrn Yfarrsrs (uo,
9intid) Dor benz fstli9 ssi5madts
S9ulbauie sntssssn. Der @eianspsrsi
Der Yfarrsi prizes ibu nit isinsn i9Sufe
2iebsrn, unb bic Stimme Der Boiler pc,
mil 9ts fd nit benz bssstftsrtsn Sod: Stu
fen Der san3eu 8eu0Iteruus. Damn pc,
iammsIts Elm seieaissr Absnb bic Srsunt
bss @sfsie,tsn UNI TIN, unb bstm 6lans
frpbsr 9isbsr purbs Ilsr asba1t, bic I'M
bisien i40nsn Gag usri4aft babsn.
Sm 10. Jebruar wurbe bas @sburtl
! feft bes R0nisS @roBbersos auf bic q
w0bnli&e faerlide art ~bssansen.