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Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22

1ORILAND, CtpteuutI ut Ht'tit lOu
vention of the Episcopal church, diocese of
Maine, met to-day, Bishop Nicely presiding.
Ten parishes were represented. Routine
business was transacted
Death.
DAMARi>coTTA, September II Hon. Ben
jamin ID. Metcalf died This morning at 1
o'clock He was large ship builder for
years, member of Washburne's Council dur
ing the war. State senator, and Presidential
elector in 1876. His age was so years.
Election Returns.
PORTLAND. September 2l. Finding errors
in telegraphic returns to the net amount of
twotenths of one per cent, copies of official
returns have been carefully footed and com
pared with footings received from Augusta.
An error is found of 100 in the footings
of Penobscct county, seven lacking towns are
added and the final result is; Davis, 73,64o; ;
Plaisted, 73.sl4 Plaisted has Ia plurality.
Scattering vote is not on the sheets received
here. but Augusta tootings of 4l5 are prob
ably correct. This result must be very near,
although some towns are still not official,
and the democratic State committee, although
their tables are not complete. agree that
they will come out very near this. Although
these figures are from official returns the
official canvass Of them is not made until
the legislature meets IN January, and only
that body takes cognizance of errors in them.
The plurality amendment is carried by a
| large majority.
BANGOR. September II. Complete re-
turns from the Fourth Congressional district,
official except for five small plantations, give
a total vote of 7.297. an increase of 4,2S1
over the vote 1873. Ladd has l4,065.
Boutelle 1922. Ladd's majority is S33,
against :, s26 two years ago. Republican net
gain is about 1000. Ladd's vote increased
liza and Boutclles 3,l37 over that of ls.s.
French settlements of Aroostook gave over
900 fusion majority.
Maine state Fair.
Lewiston. September 81. At the State
| fair to-day prizes were offered for green and
o.37 horses In the first class there were
eight entries. The prize for green horses
was won by Wellington, entered by c. r.
Moulton, in 25l: Lydia B., entered by W.
]. NJ. Merriam, second. The 2.31 race wa.
won by Ned b., entered by A. W. Bracket,
in 2.37i.
Wednesday, prizes of $40 will be trottet
for open TO stations, and one of $500, oper
10 2.34 horses, and 500 for four year old
colts. Thirty-fve horses have been entered
for these purses.
| This afternoon the sulky in which Franl
b. was driven was demolished by a collision
while scoring Neither horse nor drive
were injured. Secretary Gilbert of tn
Board of Agriculture announces farmers
institutes at Belfast. October 9th; Phillips
10Th: North Jay, Goth; Houlton. 26ih
Presque Isle, 2sth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22
PENNSYLVANIA.
sheen and Wool Products.

PHILADELPHIA, September u. The formal
opening of the international exhibition of
sheep and wool products, under the auspices
of Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society,
took place this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22
CALIFORNIA.
President HAYES.

SAN Francisco, September el. President
and Mrs. Hayes last evening attended the
opening of the authors carnival at Ne
chsnics' Pavilion. which was crowded with
spectators,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22

M-Wanted--a housekeeper. Middle
aged lady preferred. Address +. Lawrence
Franklin House, Gardiner. 2t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22
TENNESSEE.
Health of Memphis.

MEMPHIS, September u. There will be
jubilee here tomorrow over the good health
of the city this year. Several governors of
adjoining States will be present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22

Some folks will persist in calling Cushnoc
Heights Sand Hill. while others, equally
mulish, persist in calling Winthrop Pond
Maranac0ook Lake.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22

The boilers at the shoe factory were tested
Monday by Mr.. Frank Moorlen. to the ex-
tent of 240 pounds to the square inch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22
Depot Burned in Boston.
POLITICAL.
Nominations.

BosroN, Mass, September 2l. The demo-
Gratis of the Sd district nominated Alexander
Dearborn for Congress. and E. b. Rankin
for Presidential elector.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22

Last Friday, the day of the celebration in
Boston, the Eastern Railroad took in and out
of the city $4,000 people
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22

The Penobscot Musical Association will
hold their thirty-third annual session in Ban
gor. Nov. 10th.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22
Marrieo.

In Lewiston, Sept. 18th, by Rev. |. Luce. VIM. II.
Goss and Miss Eva +. Merrill, both vi Lewiston.
A. Edmund Gillis of Minneapolis, Mimi, and Miss
Belle bowling of Auburn.
In oxford, Sept 18th. by Rev. G. b. Hannaford,
F. +. Marsions of Poland and Miss Asenath Chase
of Mnot
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22

We can safely assert that nothing equals
~ RnlIs Cough Syrup for all cases OF Sore
Throat Coughs. Colds, etc. Price 20 cents
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22

Deputy Marshal Breen seized 20 gallons
Of liquor at the freight depot yesterday after
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22

Mr.. Horace Bowditch issues an advertis-
ing sheet at the State Fair this week,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22
shin Ashore.

HALlrAN, September 2l. Ship Paul Boy
ton, reported ashore on Goodwin Sands, is
owned by Andrew Leavitt and others. In
sured in Yarmouth for 5000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22

The State of Maine Live Stock Associa.
tion fair has been given up for this year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22
Notice.

vsr,ea Immediately a frst-ciass Hair Dresser,
To The right man, steady employment and goou
wages will be guaranteed. Appiyto
NJ. a. SAVAGE, los Water ST.,
,,.sr Augusta, Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22

The application of DAYS KIDNEY fAp Is
so simple that no one can fail to understands
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22

Farmer Killed by

Farmer Killed by his Son.
TORONTO, September 81. In a fight last
night with his own son, Thomas Keeler, a
farmer, was killed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22
California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. September 81.
The following the closing ofIical prices Of min
ing stocks 10 day:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22

Schooner Harry Mathers. arrived from
Portland picked up off Cape Sable dory
belonging to American fishing schooner {.
b. Manning, containing Edward Sheehan
and James Foley, who had lost their vessel
in fog. Foley landed at YARMOUTH and
Sheehan ut this port.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22
WASHINGTON.
Revenue Cutter Corwin.

WAsHISGToS, September 81. Nothing is
received at the revenue marine bureau, con-
corning the revenue cutter Thomas Corwin,
sent to the Arctic region to relieve whalers.
Ii is supposed she is ice bound Officials are
of the opinion the vessel is safe and will be
heard of this fall. The chief clerk of the
bureau says Capt. Nelson, of the schooner
Western Home, probably sighted the Corwin
several weeks ago. He has doubt the
vessel escaped from the ice foes and is now
cruising in Arctic waters.
Murderous MoOnshiners.
quantity of arms will be forwarded Col
lector Rivcs, in Virginia, TO enable the force
to protect themselves from murderous moon
sinners.
Government Revenues.
Receipts Of internal revenue, S2l0,
customs SJ9l ,6,5.
Postal Matters.
The second assistant postmaster general
is having prepared for distribution an adver-
| tsement for proposals for earring the
mails on star routes for four years from July
| /, 1881. 1t will embrace 3,4l5 routes, includ
| ing $50 in Maine and l64 in Massachusetts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

All property which the taxes Of 1872 has not
been maid. will be advertised October 18th, lSs0.
6. TURNER, Collector.
ttilloctl5
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22

Vitalizing, nourishng and stimulating,
without intoxicating. are Malt Bitters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22
Maine Mining stocks.

Closing prices September II, as reported by IL. N.
Pnkham, Stock Broker, 80 Exchange 81. Portland:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22
Local al,n State Nrius.

Wednesday, September 90, 1880.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22

$5OOO Y: !: -
week and rays immense r.of & ss -. ~ .-ls
s!s.n ,ss Esowx Co.. Bsnkss. . Broad 81. - u
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22

Stop see regular advertisement of ID. X.
V. G. in another column. Try it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal.
NJ AIN T..
EPISCOPAL Convention.

PORTLAND. September 2l. The State con-
vention of the Episcopal church, diocese of
Maine, met to-day, Bishop Nicely presiding.
Ten parishes were represented. Routine
business was transacted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-22
Murderous MoOnshiners.
Government Revenues.
Postal Matters.

Receipts of internal revenue, s2l0, 1863 F.;
customs S59I 6J5
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30
bod man9maI auf sinem Bisrwasen better

bod man4maI auf eiuem Bierwasen better
fdbrt als tn etuem Buggy.
Su germinion bsfiss i'd ben giisnbabn'
aug unb Ianbete abenbs BET o. gerber In
bennington. 5armiustou 1T eth ridtises
Stdbt&en, has In elmer Sismli9 a~usssbsbus
ten @si&dftsarase ale m0sIiden Baarsn'
lager auf3uweiien bat. auBsrbsm wttb
fsibis peitersebaut unb slaub i'd, baB Der
Srt cine id6ne 5utunft bat. bod 1T
bier bas a%ursmburser Clement, wsnisfens
in Der Stabt isIbf, iebr fdua9 ustretsn.
Defo ansenebmer aber moi mir bic freunSs
Ii9e A~ufnabme, wsIte mir Seitsus Der
50. o. une gster 5srbsr 81 1bsiI wurbs,
pofar i& ibnen bisrmtt bsiteus bants, TO-
ME nod ~beionbers benz lsstsrn Germ,
wsl&sr bic asentur fur bic ,9aSstts" ibsr'
nommsn, unb MIR nanteutIi9 cine ffarte
gers,6seruns uniersr ab~OnusntsnIiits in
gusf9t sstsut bat.
&d9ffsn Cages trat i'd bann ibsr Sba'
topee meiue 8adreiie nod ct. YauI on.
Die bortisen @eiddfte pureu mir tsine
Sirbe. 5absn mir bod bort, In Der per.
ion bss perm Subsrt Watr, eineu assn:
ten, weI@er es, mite sewis ni&t pieIs, per
ftsbt. bic Snterefsn unieres BIattss 5s per.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30
Seute, bic NIT gferben umssbsa mdRs,

Ssute, bic NIT gferbsn aussbsu mafsn,
weI&e IN Der @pisOstie srtrantt Rnb, mli'
fen f9 In a&t nsbmsn. gu gImira, 81.
D., wii&te 5risbri9 gaImsr, Der Sobn
bss rWanasers1 Der @sft.ru Union GsIs.
graph Office, fi4 bas @eR&t NIT sinsu,
Eaidentu&e ab, bas CT ba3u benust bate,
etwas spsi@eI unb Auswurf pom benz
WauI zines an Der gpisootie srtrauttsn
Pferbss abjureiben. 9as am Taf9sntud
bdnsenbe Gift tom In bes snabe aase unb
Ct psrIor bisiss ruertbuOle Organ bur9
feline l1upOrRdtisteit. Mud in,ber prsuBb
i9en slrmee bat maj tirsIi8 nod bts sluf'
msrtiamteit Der bsrittsnsn Truppsn auf
9sfdbrIi@e bes SpsideIs pom srtranttsn
Bferbsn binseIentt unb omar aud In SOIss
pon tlnsIadsn, bic baburd ssi9sbsn fnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30
$sfts,t Sins ,po6f Elm fold GROCER 9sis

Ssftsu sins ,uo6f Elm fold GROCER eei'
'$snjus mad sinsm Rir&bOfe Der Stabt. aIs
am Sonntase berienise pon ab. Slab.
Bius.gere unb Dsuti@er llnterfitunsss
perein saben inn NIT elmer sroBen ansabI
3e~ibtrasenber Betanntsn bas Isste @sIeit.
Abam Slab mar tu Stssesbeim (@i.iem) In
5sfen49 urmftast, am II. Rousmbsr 1929,
ssbsren unb tam 1863 mad ausrita. Slid
bsim gIeisraben srut6sli9ts ss ibm, bic
Bierbrauerei su bstrsibsn unb bas beuie
baasbsnbe @eiddft benefit pom SIsiB unb
iimf&t. Ser 9iusei6iebene par ipariam,
aeIisbt nnb als.msin sea9tet; sr that
feline gFiGten ais iber3eusniBtrsusr &as
tbOItt unb mar uns periOnIi9 unb Der .@as
5ette1 ftsts Elm febr gutter Sreunb.
@sbe ibm, o 5err, bic swise Rubsl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30

M. osf.G knt u,ish.r .u,e; Nrfsr osfor,
ux..s mr..
.~I -. So N Co...
So. $50 60. 49,
- @:. -, e,sT'.
- o.
81 u~s 800 sss
-. $50"
m.' SaasI'aS nS."
80 80 G." 81.
."" CO.. @.. """..
s"s." o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30

$eif ine9rarea Gaseu sabIsn bic bie'
fSen Banfen gsIS ebenio baufs aus ais
euler anb Papter. llniere aauIsute iasen,
.bas f9eaa persanssnen Samffas msbr Cob
~eiunabmea, ais bies Der Gal felt BEN Sabre
1850 mar. Do& uieIe babsn Der Sdnbis.
feit wesea Iieber Papter unb MIR 3~ueifeIn
faum baran, bab q ri&t LANCE urebr aus
ssbt anb far $apier Nib asio b3ubIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30

Sn Der Rep City WSbeI. Gabrit Tan, eth
Arbeitsr Ramsns @snbt benz Treibriemen
Der 5Obelmui&ine tu nabe, wurbe srfaBt,
tn Der 2uft ber~amsewtrbeIt anb feel sur
@rbe, NO man ibn nit elmer i@wersu 9opf'
wunbe unb 3weimaI sebrO9euem a,me auf'
BOB. Or. 2sdsr unb Or. Corr IieBen BEN
gerIestsn fOslei@ bic mStbise aratIi&e
6lIfe angebeiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30

2seau i6er 9uften, 5aIswsb, @rfal'
tunsen u. (. NJ. setIast wirb, Bort man
5~eut;utass auseuein bic grpiSeruns:
NBarum sebrauden sic nidt Or. au'
su & sbniss 5ambarssr Bru'f'
tbes2-- Serr 8. Rubn. Chicago, Sas.
f&rsibt: 81. ausuf 2Snts's
Dir ttbee tf tn ieber camille gbica'
ss's ,u fnbsn. Sebernauu sebrau9t TN
Mxb Sebermaun Iott TIN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30
Sreis. Ermd6iaumg.

9a bas gofsgotto flr 5eitunsen nod
europa ermdbist wirb, 70 perben MIR pom
/. Oct. on, bic r@a3etteA nod irsenb elmer
abrsHs gurOpa's gu $500 per Sabr isns
ben. Das if wabrbafis biais senas.
sbr tSnnt @uern getannten unb S~reunben
N europa teinen srSBsru 9efaien tbun,
,ls wenn Sbr ibnen bic .gasette" i@idt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30

Ara fetten Sonntas purbsn bic brei
ueuen @loden Der ct. Mariens &tr4e tn
UaItna bur9 ben bo@w. Eb. SatObs BON
Sinfnnapa MOunb feierIi&f einsewsibt.
G4s s,SBts Der @lOden wisst s6o5, BITE
speite 166s unb BITE fIsinfs 1901 gfanb.
,laier Radbarfdbt9sn fanu NIT &sdt auf
has iGEne @eldute istt ffoIa ieinl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30
@6sfei@ nuCere Aer,te i'm aasemet.

~F C~S1
men sesen i~osenannte @sbeimmitteI au5eIbe
sieben, mas feline gang natirIi6en lria9en
bat, 70 tsnnen fe bod ni&t umbin, bas
ct. Satobs Del seseu &siben TN @efdts,
tn ben Sbren unb sessn ReuraIsie au
empfebIen unb ielbif In ibrer BebanbIuns
ct. Satobs Del an,uwenben. I'm Rsu,
raIsie, eth 2eiben, ueI9es fd oft Bis our
untrasIi&teit seftaItet, wirtiam entsesen
3u treten, reibe maj tis Ieibsnben T5eile
gut tn reseImdBisen 3Dii9eurdumsn init
st. SatObs Del ein, usrbaIte fd rubis,
tn sIeiGmdbiser Ssmpsratur. Rad tur3er
5sit f4On wirb bic iebnIi4f srwartste Gin
bsruns eintrsten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30

9a Saxem6ars (sIaiiOu) fab am
Sonnsrfas Der aud bier tn Der Stabt
spobIbstannte farmer Stmeu SsIss, sur
i3sit @itsIieb bes Superuiiorensatbss pom
Dubuque 60. anb ~5risbensri&ter IN iei.
asna Eenanibip. SeIes mai In Der gifeI
Bebaris anb eth Rann. Der f4 bur4 SIslB
nab tlmf&t smporsebra9t. R. L. P.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30

Die Sanpt- 2sursef alsr Rrantbeiten
1T i&Ie&te 8erbaauns. Das BIut wirb
bum. bic Werueu i9wa9, Der geif matt
unb bas 2eben wertbIos. Das beRs Wit.
tel basssen III Or. slusuft a0nis's Gam
burger Gropfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30

yersekt ni@t cure gintdufe tn aurss
asnb gasnwaarsu fur bic Geiertase In 8.
8ssFs Warmor , Drp . GOODS gaIaff 3u
ana4sn, no ibr ffsts bic sr6Bte unb id6nffs
NuspabI Waaren fnbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30
Ssetfenoe Asenten
3. 3. 9bcbf, &. Gnael & alfreb Niitten.
Nene Agenfen.

IoIsenbs Germ bubsn Bic Site ssbabt
Bic aseutur Der ,@uSstteA 81 ibsrnsbmen
Sn Trout Broot, Wlnn., 5err s. Nm
ton.
SR BinfeIb, Sa., 9errn q. Berries.
GisisIbsn ftub baber ermd8tist, abon'
nentea su famuisIn, @elber tu eoastttrsn
nab bGfar gu quitttren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30
Rnrtrf
Ntlnaafee Warftberi4t.

per StItsrabbJ 20, Rrs, 1880.
B~et3su-Ro. 2, &l.0s.
Safer-324 gts.
n-441 Cts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30

Die Gyijootie bat tn Dubuque na&'
seIaheu, man bort wsnise sIassn msbr.
qferbe stnsen babur&, fopisI MIR b1ren
foantsn, ni&t uerIoreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30

pu6nque'r, wsI&s @aIsna befu@sn
unb Elm sutes @Ias Bier pinf&en, fOutsn
ni5t psridumsn bet o. @ittemeYsr bsim
Rartet Sauare unb Bet So. S&reinsr on
SrantIin StraBs portuipre&eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30
$taot 4 Anteeeeno.

~ Entered at the post-ofice at Dubuque,
Is,e, and admitted for transmission through
kks mail ct ~eecond-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30
aerr xine6au Bat cine fd5ue edIf

SEER Stne6an bat eine f&5ne S&Iitt'
i&ubtabn (Skating Rink) tn Taiebaapart
einseri&tet. Das S&IiHi&ublaufen if
bort ni&t NIT Der @efabr bes ginbrs9sns
perbunbeu u. gItern tbun bsfier einise gents
su besabIen, ais baB fe bic Rinbsr ben &C.
fabren bss CITES auf benz SluHe ausieten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30

2ae6rere Gorrefponoenser muBten
aus ManssI on Raun, duff nd&fte Orr. gu
sa&asIest merten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30
lr6ifecf.

Srsb. Seer, Ar6iteet unb Supsrintsns
bent. S9uIen unb 9tr@en cine SpeaiaIts
tdt. Ode Tier unb Soma StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30

An eiseatSauaer psH SPferSeu!
@ebt ~ euren Apotbsfsr unb fault cine
SIai&e BON e. albert Smiths
uid., has peItbsrabmts
SeilmittsI flr Pferbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30
Dubusus ben 20. Rss.. 1880.

Dubaaus ben 70. Res. 1880.
An ptI6tr sus Urtsfe sasadat Ant. pt6s ssu "a. Rss.
tS ian q. Rev. ID Der stessu Sstsfast ssssssmn anS
ntAt sbssesIt usrbta ass.
grunsr Safsb S@ulB
Stst Gbparb Stmtr Gaaast
SeFmana 0istertu &4ile 5S
SobnGsn Rary S&mib Sobn
Raud Gbrarb Wtnnifa Nunt
Nal&tr Spftpbtnt Wtlttns Stnry
Df&lu Musuf 9tnf Carl
S&aSls Mnbrsp Gutenberg DERRY
Rss sussas ntat, ssna msn ns6 Drisfsn suf kiJtr stas
10 beasritn, bal fs ne 9 ttst fab. nab tt Run.
bn orteaits saiastH.
e.. zprbsrt. sstnasu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30

CODES NmseiSe.
I !
% bat Cot ben aamS4tissn In ftRfm snsrfsrf4haea
NathjdluGt aefaneu. mad LANCER, fAutret xranffnt, rpttrn
stlistttm essu, 0atttn, Batter uab 1histr,
2foam Slab,
seslseftsu mt ben B. eairamsntss tr Sir&s am grd.
tas, ben rs. Rsssmbtr 1850, talb eff ubr pesrssns, tHS
btfrs Stnfdts ~ rsftn. Stnt aetltAsn utbrrtte pur.
ben anitr ansemtinn 9hniHahmt am SeHntse am stm
Sir&bof su 81. gaaritnssmsnst sahisr ttisttst
Die ~.rauernbtn 5inttrblttbtstn :;
Dir eliun, GbrIAppb ans @Itfabstb Slab.
Dir @attin Gafbarina slab.
lie eSbHf c~etdbplas @teb pHe Strttstrtsd'
ter Katharine Slab sb 5emanH.
Rlsr. OIL b unt 6rant Slab.
Die 751ttr : ecniie Rlduer, stb. Slab nns
G&rksufetH &Bm, Hlautr.
raaretba GoHtlmaun, sch.
@labH SAmtesufebH 6raut 6pfs
lehman, aatbarina Slab.
Drlhu unt Gapthern Spbann 6lab, trent
Sob NIB grau asnsS 9onras.
r. /. P.
Gus uns subis n Der S&lummtr,
SH Der grbt flbltm S&sse,
Bon ees 2etfns Retb uni Rummtr
Wa&t aud uns Der Gpe tinf Ice.
Drpbtn In ben li6ttn 66ben. @
gperesn mir Did ptteerIebtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-30
ct. 2onts Rartttert&t.

4sItsratbJ 70. Rus. 1880
Bsisen--rotbsr, 30. 2,$l.o7-l.07s
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G9ieags RaYttteyi&t.

gbieass Rarttbesi4t.
CHes ItIteraSh 29. Rss. 1880.
Bstten.-sts. 2, $l.o93 bis l.lot.
@eN@foru.-42 @ts.
Safer-32a Cts.
B~utter-3l BIS SO gts.
gter-26 bis 20 Cts.
Wbtsfp-$l.l2.
S4wetue-$4.00 Bis SEQ.
@tnbpteH-$2.00 bis $50.
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NepsDsrf @artttsrt&t.
CYsr 1tItsrapD. 20. Hss. 1880.
Deisen.-WiIwautee, Ro. 2, $l.2s.
6afer-43 Bis 81 gts.
@eIf&torn-8em. 10. 81 Bis 81 ct.
S&w etuefetf&-$l4,60 Bic 1915.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-11-22
GENERAL NILES APPOINTMENT.
He ia to he Placed in Charge of the Wcntl
or Service.


or Service.
Washington, Nov. 1s-Tt was officially
announced to-day that Gen. Miles will be
appointed chief signal officer in place of
Gen. Myer, deceased. Gen. Hazen ex-
pected to get this position, and, although
Miles was promised it before he went
west, it was thought for long time that
Gen. Miles would be satisfied with some-
thing else, such as succeeding Gen. Ord
in the command of the department Of
Texas; but Gen. Miles has had enough
of frontier life, and thinks he has well
earned the right to spend the remainder
of his days at Washington, the officers
paradise. Miles is not West-Pointer.
He entered the war of the rebellion as
captain in the 22d Massachusetts, volun-
teers. At the close Of the war, by excep-
tionally brilliant service, he had reached
the rank Of major general of volunteers.
He was mustered out of the volunteers
Sept. l, 1865. On the 28th Of July, 1866,
he was appointed colonel of the 10th in
fantry in the regular service. He is also
a brevet major general in the regular
service. In March, 1879, he was transfer.
red to the 9th infantry as its colonel. He
is only 46 years of age, and has the record
of being one of the best Indian fighters
in the country. His new position will
give him the rank and pay of brigade,
general. His appointment will make
another vacancy on Gen. Sherman's staff
ns it will promote Lieut.. Col. A Med
McCook to be colonel of the 5th infantry
The following promotions in addition t
that of Gen. McCook will also follow
Gen. Miles appointment: Mnj. H mr.,
r. Misener to be lieutenant colonel e1Otl
infantry; Capt. w. NJ. Sanders to b,
major Sth infantry, and First Lieut. j. F
Munson to be captain in the 9th infan
try. Gen. McCook's promotion vii
make two vacancies on Sherman's staff
as he has never filled the one made va
can't by the death of Col. Audetried
These positions are among the most dc
sirable in the army, as officers detailed l.
these positions have the rank and pay Q
oolonels ind great social advantage.
Their dnties consist in helping Gen. Shel
man to amusc himself, ,and.as the gene,
al is almost constantly going somewhere
the duties are active il not arluon,
Gen. Sherman says he is no hurry 10 al
these vacancies, but il il probable tina
The will make the necessary selection
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-11-22
Failures.

Chicago. Nov. 22.-The public produce
exchange, the largest institution Of the
kind in Chicago, suspended shortly be.
fore one o'clock to-day, having been
badly crippled by the recent heavy ad.
vance in grain, provisions, cotton and
stocks. all Of which rose so fast to-day
that there was q regular jam of bull ope.
rators at the counters. This rise in all
kinds of speculative articles has caught
most of the bucket shops, and several have
already suspended. d. A. Loring, pres
says that the concern has paid out over
a quarter Of million dollars within the
last ten days. It is designed to settle
and continue business. The liabilities
are not as yet known, probably ovel
100000.
Joseph Zurkerman, wholesale grocer
failed. Liabilities, $4,000.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-11-22
A Man In Trouble.

Chicago, Nov. 22.-The superior court
had before it this afternoon curious
case. Some months ago w. A. Sloan was
married to woman in Ohio, and moved
to Iowa and there obtained divorce
through Chicago divorce lawyer, and
upon the same day married another wo.
man in Iowa. The courts of the latter
declared the divorce proceedings illegal,
and the second marriage adulturons. To
day the Chicago court held that the di.
vorce was valid according to the laws oi
Illinois. It is therefore illegal for Sloan
to live with either wife, although married
to both, and although he has children by
both. He might legally live with hif
other wife in Iowa, and with his lows
vito in Illinois, but could not live Will
the Ohio wife in Illinois or with the lows
Hife in Iowa.