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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-13
pARBOuR COUNTY.
National and State Poli.les-crops Doing
Well.
putT,Ippf Jnlv 10


PuILllPrl, July 10.
Editors IntOllIscncer
Everything was dry and gloomy here
up 10 the time Of the Chicago Convention.
Just after we received the news Of Gar
fields nomination we had fine rain, and
the two blessings coming together brought
smiles to every Republicans face.
There are few Democrats making long
faces over the nomination OF Hancock.
They don't like his record as a Union
soldier.
A Garfield and Arthur pole was raised
ut Phillippi last Saturday. Several old
Democrats looked on, but Capt. Bradford
was the only one who lent helping hand.
The crops are looking well, but what we
need most Just now Is dry weather.
Wheat is good and in shock, and II the
weathet permits, will all be in stack in a
few days. -, 80, an
The Grafton Convention did nobly. All
The Republicans in this neighborhood are
much pleased with the nominations. L.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-13
y. Q. ORR y CO..

Desirous Of reducing their present large stock o
Paper Hangngs, TO make room for Fall ORDERS wOult
present the following A5rONIsHINGLY LOW
FIGURES ior the next 90 days Regular Whit
Blanks, running eight yards mot eevGn.yard hal
Quality Flats l6c to 9Oc: Best Quality BrOnIe SOC t
100,
We beg leave TO call the attention Of merchants and
Others TO our line Of BLANK BOOKS aud STA
on 10 the ladies TO call and examine our Extra Fine
Stationery, including Papeteri'S Correspondence
Visiting and Regret Cards In the latest styles; also
some beautiful designs In "Chromo-LIlthosraph on
such a Table Mats, Pin Cushions, Hand Screens. &c
60, publAhel by De LaRue 4 Co, Lohd0n. Parties
wishing Halls, Churches, CcllingA &C., handsomely
and ATlstlcay decorated, would do we'll 10 call and
sec Us before purchasing elsewhere.
j. @. ORR 81 CO.,
IDII Az a TNVRLYTu STREET..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-13

TIE bank clearings up at Pittsburgh
continue to show an increased business III
the city as compared with the same time
last year. From the LIST OF January up tc
last Saturday they compare as follows FOL
the different years named as below:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-13
TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after WEDNESDAY, June 2, 1880, cars OF
the Wheeling and Elm GroyeR r, 4. will run rs fol.
lows Cans Will start from each end Of the road at $3.50
A. :. and regularly thereafter every hall.hour, until
Iao'GlOck. = M, except tho following trips which
will be omitted, Wig: 1880 A. NJ; 1880 and $50 P.
N. On sundays the $50 and 0JA.M. and $50 p. N
trips will beOlnltted.
CapIIOl clock time. c. LEnEHART, Rup't
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-13
The Constitutional Amendments.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

sukMFP,
GEORGE Ii. PARKS.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
T. J. HUGUs.
AsEEsloR, CITY DISTRICT,
c. A. HEl MBgIGHT.
ASSESSOR, couhTRY DISTRICT
r. Il. ARMSTRONG.
HOUSE, OF pELh0A1Es,
". P. HUBBARD,
c. D. THOMPSON,
JOHN FRkW,
RIMON L. McCOI LoCH.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-10

1t is disheartening for man who has
preached the gospel for twenty-three years,
ana has spent his life trying to make men bet
ter and happier, for 500 year, to read that
Levy will get $500 week for blowing cor
net at Manhattan beach. -Er.
A man who can preach as we'll as Levy can
play is never obliged to work for 500 year
Any man who can do something we'll inYaria-
bly, commands good price fer it. Nest men
who get 500 year for preaching would not
hesitate to embrace some other calling did
they not fear that they wsuld not BE- sble after
the change to earn even 500.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-10

ClARACrERIsrIcs OF JUDGE KNox-Dan
De Quille pens the following sulogy On the
death Of Judge Knox: The death Of Judge
John Knox is sincerely mournsd BY all who
knew him. We had no better or more kind
hearted man on the Comstobk He was 8
man of NEST genial disposition and lover
Of all that is good aud beautiful in nature
a man who could sit alene upon a rock
in the wilds of the high Sierras and find
voices that spoke to him from the tops Of
the pines in language he understood.
For him there was meaning in the songs
Of the birds and volumes of fairy lore in
the great castsllated rocks, the fitting
clouds and rushing torrents of the mountains.
While life lasted there was always something
left in which to end consolation. Yet the
good Jvdge did net tenaciously cling to life.
A week before his death he said: know nv
days here are few; l havs considered every
thing, and do Rst fear to de-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-10

THE GAZETTE SuED For Libel. Jar1es
II. kinkead has sued the Reno Gazette for
libel fixing his damages at SO, 900. He claims
that his character has been DETAINED by the
articles in the Gazette relative to his connection
with the bank failure. A suit of this kind will
do much to bring ont the facts in the case,
and if Dir. Kinkead is blameless in his tran
sactions the suit he has brought will be the
shortest way of establishing his innocence
When bank fails the clamor Of the disguised
creditors on the one side and the protestations
of honesty on the ether amount to very little
compared to the solid weight of testimony
taken in court.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-10
A TELL TALE NOTE.

Yerteraay morning among other attach
nsnts placed upon the effects Of Sheriff Hill,
was enc for s246 levied by 4. J. Parkinson
publisher of the Tribune en- q note, dated
Feb. "a, 1879, which was for 'value received.
This note comes to the front as an unimpsaeh
able witnes. to show how the Tribune eame to
support a Democrat for the high office Of
Sheriff against tho regular Republican nom,
inee. Unless the Tribune can explain what
WAS given for the note, it stands convicted OF
having betrayed the party fer the paltry con
alteration Of $500. 1t is hardly to be- supposed
that paper would sell itself for so small
sum; and the advertising patronage of the
sherif's office was accordingly directed toward
compensation. For the Disgrace brought
upon the Sheriffs office in Ormsby county,
the people can thank the Republicans who
esnsortsd with the Democrats to put Dem
oerat in that position, while they tarned
tksir backs upon faithful officer who had
been true to the trust imposed upon him for
eight years. The same men who made this
ridiculous political faur Pos, are now schem
ing to repeat themselves during the coming
fall campaign. A month ago when the crash
which overteek the Sheriffs office was but
whispered on the street, they were considered
As upon the verge of dissolution, and to day,
there are net over half dozen who claim any
utilization with them. The clique that
wrought the undesirable political changes in
1873, was nothing more than blister upon
the body polite which the conduct of Sheriff
Hill has most etfsctually punctured.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-10

INTELLIGENCE has been received from
Hongkosg that the Chinese Government has
concluded a contract with the Remin stsn
Arms Manufacturing Company. of Ilior New
York, for SO, 900 repeating rifles of the most
improved pattern. The terms of the contract
call for speedy completion and delivery Of
the arms to the agents Of the Chinese Govern
nent in San Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-10
THE CONSCIENCE FUND.

1t 10 not an uncommon thing for the Treas
ury department to receive money from an
known sources, which 10 put int what il
known - the Conscience Fand". 1t il sup
posed to come from men whs have defrauded
the Government and are anxious to get the
load of their minds by returning it. Whether
they take it cut Of their swn pockets Or swim
die some enc else out of it il not known.
Since the close of the war the contributions
to this fund frem unknown parties have ag-
grspatsd seme $2eO,OOO. Onee $11 600 was
received in enc day, and several times the re-
csipts have been 5000 for a single day
Sometimes the person sending it confesses he
has sAuggled or defrauded the Internal Rev
enue. but usually all that is paid belongs to
the Government. Assistant Secretary Upton
evinces his faith in the power of repentance
by saving he would like to be allowed
the Conscience Fund in lieu of his salary
All this goes to show that the Democrats who
pundered the Government before the war
are gradually coming to the stsol Of repent
ance and they ought to be encouraged. Pos
sibly some Of them have an idea that the de-
tectives are OH their track and if they settle
Up in time they may be forgiven. This may
be q cold view to take Of the matter and the
APPEAL is willing to admit that here and
there are men who act from conscientious
mstivea With such esnspicasus examples
of honor before them it seems strange that
some of the people who have been owing the
APPEAL for . long time do not enclose the
cash in letter or express package and get
the load off their minds. Such a course Is
the true road to content and happiness, aud
few there be that find it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-10

UNDER the present Constitution Of Califer.
MIA no nataralized citizen can vote at the
next election unless his naturalization papers
are issued on or before the 3rd day of August
next, and ne man can vote unless he has be en-
resident.sf the State one year before cleo
ton, ninety days in the county and thirty
days in the precinct,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-10

General Grant thinks that the record of
Hancock is as good as the record of the party
putting him in nomination is bad, and now
the Bourbons are trying to ascertain in what
the above.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-10

The last Grand Jury made no Investigation
Of the Sherff's Office because they considered
it 50 sound that it was useless to take the
trouble. In future it may be a good plan to
examine the Sheriffs office every quarter, not
alone the books bat the safe where the money
ought to be. I'LL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-10
T Ell EG R A HIC.
Horrible Affair in a Bagine.
The Murderer of Jennie Bonnet Ar
rested in Canada.
A Negro Hanged.
Eastern.

4 Man Kills His Sister In . Ba9nio.
DANvILLI, (Va.) July 9.
Last night about midnight Thos. D. Digar-
nstte entered bagnie, enquiring for Matte
Digarnette, his sister, and at his request the
two went to private room and repeated Pis-
tsl shets followed. The police broke int the
room and the girl was found on the floor with
her brother standing by her pistol in hand.
He Immediately confessed shooting his sister,
saying he had done it to wipe out the disgrace
Of family. The girl was shot i've times tive
shsts being fatal. She protested that her
brother was right in taking her life and begs
that he shall not be punished. Before her
brother was taken to prison he and his sister
embraced. He is telegraph operator, aged
20 years, his sister is II years old.
The GallOws.
CINCINNATI, July 9.
Geo. Allen Price, the colered murderer of
Willie Black, tobacco merchant, was hanged
in the yard Of the Hamilton eounty Jail to-day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-10

IT is matter Of justice to Milton Elstner
to say that he simply kept the books
and they are in perfectly sound con-
dltien. Hill kept the money and its where
aboun is only matter Of conjecture.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-10

IF should happen to meet the dastardly
rebel that shot me, said Boston war veteran
ON drawing his 81 600 in pension arrears,
"he' d have to swallow half bottle Of wine"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-10
The Famine Fever Ian Ireland

DUBLIN, July 9.
The Government has sent a physician to
County Mays to inqnire into the nature of
the famine fever there and in the neighbcrins
counties, which is reported ia be spreading
alarmingly.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-10
Foreign.

San Francisco Murderer Caught I'm
Canada.
MONTREAL, July g.
Lewis Dufrannon was arrested in this
province recently for violent assault 1t
now turns out that he murdered in Califsr-
mia, some years ago, young woman from
France named Jennie Bonnet, called "Ths
Little Frog catcher of San Francisco. The
Canadian authorities have communicated
with those of California.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-10
70 OWNERS OF Dles.

THE ORDINANCE COMPELLING dogs
To tags will be enforced and after the 18th
day Of July $780, upon all dogs without and the
18th day of july 1880 all dogs NTH without tags
whose have paid for license and tag for the
year commencing the said 25th day of July, 1880
July :, 1880. LLOYD HILL, Marshal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-10
TELEGRAPH Cigar Store,
J. r. FARRELL Proprietor

(NyHYIE t.tSTESISG TO TIE TILE
w GRAPHIC tick, and Specializing as TO how much
yuu by not having Bodies COElstOcks during
deal, you nay find relief h, sinking the Stock
Shop getting the Of the man behind the TeeSrHlA
Cigar and trying Of his imported cigars
fine favored chewing tobacco if
corn r. and ready or tie imported luxury, ~ the
Telegraph Cigar Store you can ret
i DAISY OF a BIT CIGAR.
Always on hand smokers materials, including
sehars aud other varieties Of pipes smoking
tobacco pipe stems cigarettes, cigarette and in
short every thing be foUnC fst-cass establishment
of thckind.
Telegraph Cigar Store Grmsby Buiidn< CSrscn street
lea
, 1880-06-12
THE CLIFFORD,

I'D s upsn eHsn e. ann
@ s at.ts e 20 coas ~ sd
ses satSisR HnsvHIsd t.sncs f%r yssts
HSsH.y' Gta Application reeevea until June Is 1t "
AHA1ts hU2ton, H. II. kpt1FIWlCk, FsQprtotQ{,
, 1880-06-12

ISLES OF SHOALS, N. Fl.
sWpen mladls OF June. No dies, no mosquitoes no
Ind basn {SImpea,1Es as1 Eisnt ms, M fM lain
Einss ns1s sai!. gorFect dralnaRt. n9.tnK. n3hinx
A@ Il i.afdii11N SItdfi7 BROTHERS co.
, 1880-06-12

ttss gpan Ill tl.a yeaf: Capacity, 4n Btrtctly hrst
Ss1shF Tourists es!n Utsaln wood nlvht4 rest Mnd
IT, Sst;G,S .S sesaera a pure *r s1od sna md
tetqa,tce. ste Hutclass Music FoF s[Su!ars teruls,
, 1880-06-12
MOUNTAIN HOUSE

..,. &FeHsHH RHFthR6t' T6MHfEs*Hu1Hv
Mtll open June IL lsn On the summit Of tue A1le.
fasnsa &A {ogt Ahoyn sea level. on main Ii,,s Ut
q. .nd .aluabv medicinal aprnv WntUIs cumb!ne TO
Enoer nttrootiya to health 9nd pleasNrB aeuksra.
ESexaht Eott1.ps tn rent In park lf FxfD beauty.
ists{;s!a4 AHs!e Outdoor. Amu3csnonta. Hunting
stes Ad4FGss ", u. TYLER, Hupt.
, 1880-06-12

In ths COURSE OF Ills rcnarl1s, eloQuently pict
ured the enthusiastic scene ln tho CoBvul1-
tS,' w!sn Gafsd %ns ill., ad wsa
oyer tue heal Ut llram's president, anu o.
clnreu him the candidate President Ut tho
United STATES. 1t was truly spontaneous
taE roes Ssa S@!a III III fa'4fa ay " S|sp IL
the course Of lis remarks to a1r. j. ii. Hl,,Jes
Of Cleveland, himself IL lilrana boy, guva all-
tlitlona forco and point to tho ge1iorNl's liz :
spoke bricl!y, but Wit %ittiisy. iss u fcIows: ''0
This spoakeF must not bo l!nItatGh ny any:
wy nd " TIC ~ TstSseS pSs oay t. otbtS ba e a3H3hts 3 a
thing that .dmro very much; he gavo us tho
p!ena!ng information that once uppa time
And ho will NOW rise agnln. l1teuuwol au4hter.1 I
htr. 1ll,odes told q story OIL l!inselt Of how,
WHEN In, his school days vt iiiran. he felt !
sick and discouraged on one, occasion,
t9w:hsatiei boy liada't sci 90 mt;sh it: i,alf oa
his l!ea!l 1,ow "a ~ lte had ,' taep. Wisdom snd
gv.,.l tloai Of It. ,[LauEhter and appause.l.
pr. ]. T.. ltobiso9, fao Of th9, Generals
oldest aud truest friends, was called fq{, md
s,lii' i'a was toi that thaf 10y, m "Jim % %GaFliel,
was at tho door. md wanted to see him. Tbs
boy wanted HIN to
TAKE WALK =
aud talk, with him, a1,d lle did 50. In fact
they l!tltl been to thb same old spot this very
morning nEA!n, nlld hnd ttler0 recalled the :
Incident, On tlis memorable occas!un Cur
t!ela asked hfM whether, h9 SHOULD snttle
aorS The nossar S Sl ~ lin Y tat e va
physically, mentally. and morally all right,
and That all liu t,eeded ,gas good education
men woaii giye lllm. i IL Ind 4 largu
"llke the furnaco under the bollaF'
wffs r., yea sou!d pnf ,,ppt p[e'Mty TT Of a. fus
glno At power lnslIs 70 drive thq traln; all !.
aE4 will to the w9rk bstors him." III short. ;.
6aniel wsbs,cr !' fa 5iiu. III s sd M I'll eouraee1 blu
to presaVcrg ln thu llne l!o had marked out, ,
:rhu, buy took Ills. adylee and ACTED upon
i. Thg Doctor said lle had watched Con. y
fur oil Ills own horizon TINT
0AME1E1.D WAB NOW TILE MAN,
aIll the good Doctor felt Hike tho boy. ZAP
plnnsc. II there was such thing ny crying.
for lny theil llc was Joyous. IN closing Dr.
iove for ill., widowed n1stisr; and THANKED
God TINT a!l through Ills ltfo Ile had 50 muay
s sse M ao xaf ys'y appy n hts rs,ss
reiI'arks. Ho very wlttlly sa1d:
Thu speech OF our xo4'd friend, tho Doctor. u.
mnda ulo Ut y !lttl1 !lcidont thlt will t4k6 th4
WIS R.qa ea FGs II tSk i se ss ycss s3
tlllt hu< committed somu !niFaetlon Of thu rule.
| know not what, but nt any rnto III lnftIct1Oa
Nf Gt,tMo or tho tVuotlccnt FutUa Ut tho nstltA-
tt0sl, und thu then pF,aident of tho institution
Thought It t&st 70 adm1ni4tue p4bc zupEs- .
tnArl1. which would drtvF anybody ulyv truli, y
lftu oourss. After tho chapa! sorry yIcca wtre uyc1
ho o9llcd npt'l hcr " st4nd on bur fvc'. which
sUyefu onu. All bur ussOciAius he'll thoit
htada down In gsoat xrtet, aud syulphtlllxci rot
this pGrsou. and thnuKhl th4t GAv wuNIl ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10

Biseontn Rssimsnt ben sanssn gir.
sertries nit. @r mar Elm f~tartsr, 70.
buffer Wann, Der isin 2sbsn lang barte
Irbeit perridtete. Dor mebreren Sabreu
mar ibnn beim @rabsx zines Brunnsns fir
Germ Diebri1 Elm Stsiu auf ben Ropf
sefaaen, nobel er cine arse gontui ion Der
9irni9ale erIitt unb bies, iaste DR.. Sdoa,
let ais urfprausli4e, entfernte ltriads isis
mes pI0sli&en Eobss gu bstra9ten. Cooling
mar iein 3eben lang etn gutter Gbriii.
Uose er ruben in Grieben!
In Der Rabe bon ct. Gloub, Winn.,
tarb bic @besattin uon Beter Wsber, am
DOM. rftag, ben 20 Sanuar i'm altsr BON
II Sabren. Die 8srffortens nat ssborsn
1u Steinfort am Is. Rdra 1909. Sic lief
f9 NIT ibrem @attsn 1857 in Stearns
SO. nieber, mo- fe bis su ibrsm Iobe bIieb.
OieieIbe binterldBt mebrere srma6ieue
Rtnber, untsr ibnen Rs. Wsber pom Der
6irma 5aumersl 81 Dsbsr, Sobn 8eber,
6rau s. g. 5ammsreI unb 5rau Sobn
Plas. SIRE ftsrbli9en l1sbsrrsffs nurben
am Sonntas auf benz 9ottesader Der &c.
meinoe beiseiest. r. l. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10

StmugeIsrn Iiefert." gnbIi1 wureer
aus Wosfau anb anbern Stdbten @roB.
&ublanos aIe iibiiden Raufsute, 2iefe
ranten, g0rfsn. SpetuIantsu westn ibres
S4pinbsls ausgepieien. Der iibil4e
Be,ltner yB6rien Courier" e~reifert iid
iiber bieie WaBressIn tn fofsenbsn @or.
ten: Das uIes seidiebt In bsmisIben
eanoe, bas geaen Die Tirfeu ussen beren
anseblider Barbarsi, wis man in RuBIanb
e%rtldrtt, lin 0amen Der Civilization" su
5eloe sesanssn lit. Dann finbst fi9 enb'
LID bic Radt, bic Elm WaI ssssn RuBlanb
rim Namsn Der Civilization" einsn Rries
fibren uiro2
alio isne Su0sn. msl4e In ben bsuti5sn
Rammern uno in ibren 3eitunsen NIT nab
rer Watb fur bic 8srtrsibuns Der Ssiuitsu,
segen bic feline ein3tge antlass uorssbrabt
ueroen tonnte, fur bic Berbannung Eau:
ienbel BON tatboIii9su OrbsnsIsuten, fur
bic Beriasuns barmloier S9uli9usltern
uno barmbersiser S4uefern sefdmpft ia
ben, bic gu Der auspsiiuus, auspIinbe'
runs unb @interferuns tat5oltiber BiidSfs
uno Bieiter iubeInb 8sifau setlati9t ia
ben, psrlansen iest Rries sesen &uB
lamb, neil IS fih Der iibil4en Yamppre,
Der ansiauser hes Bottles, beren Ysrbre.
den gang europa i~euf,enb bs5sust, In eins
selnen Se3irten entIebist! Oa3u ssb6rt
iioii4e Smpsriinent. Wtt 0fe9t iast bic
r9srmania": vOie sroBe Waioritdt Der
Suben bat iebes Rsdt usrIoren, fi9 ~
betIassn.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10
Saar, fiu(tl, Gifsl uus gunsria.

Wan9rsibt bon Der Saar, 8. San.
Die 9efir4tunsen Der bis1sen Btn3er
babsu f9 Isiber ais al3uwabr erwieieu.
Die sroBs SdIts Der lsstsn Wo9en bat benz
Weinitod fart buseisst. Die metften Re'
ben finb srfrorsu, 10 baB elm Bei9ueiben
bes Stotes bis auf ben Stumpf uotbwsns
big sridsint; bic Bsinbsrse Der Guar wsrs
ben alio audi nddffsu Ssrbit tsinsu grtras
~Iiefsrn. Die Gage bss tlsinsn 0sinbsrsss
beiissrs ssitaItet fi9, 70 i9reibt man Der
e. 81, serabesu su elmer troftloien, ba
obnsbin bic Isstsn Sabre beSeutsnbs Cunts
men fur ben Ban fsinsr Weinbsrse psrs
i9Iunssn, Obus bas ben Serbitertras ibm
fur bic usraussabten @sloer, fur ben guf,
panb an Ssit unb Nilbs sinsn nenneuss
wertbsn grias ssboten bdtte.
Ri9t nur Die Ebiere in Sslb unS
Walb, fonberu aud isue I'm DaNer, bic
Slide, babsu, 10 i9rsibt man Der Or.
Stg.A, bur3 bteien barten Wiutsr isbr ses
litten. Sn ben susefrorsnen @emdIern
warsn leStsre pom gritidunastobe beorobt.
Sn ben 5Iafen wurbsn fs bur5 ben iduss
rem gtssans sen6tbist, ibr sew6bnIi4es
Alpl, bic Giefe beS WaNerS. 3u uerlafeu,
um TIRE Suhu9t bu ben Dor benz ssfabrli'
den Grsibeis ssi9istsn StsIsn su uebs
men. mo- he bann bduis tn bas Ret Der
Sil4er seratben. Dies mar beionbers tn
ben tlsinsren Slifen Der 5aa. Sn Der
Sauer murbsn an elmer eiuSiseu fol4eu
Stsae In Der turtsn 9sit BON taum elmer
Stunbs lber 20 Yfuub Slide, msiftsns
Se1ts ssfanssn, bic In Erier au benz biI'
liaen (2) Prsis uOn so bis 80 pfs. pro
pfunb u~srtautt murbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-10
Oer8eltuna.

Die ruifi9e @esieruns bat foIssnbs
1erfasuns ~setroffen: vW Sec e. e.
ener S4dbIt9tett Der Suben
bat her Senat beantrast unb bic &ssieruns
bei9loHen, bab bteislbeu aus benz @sttete
Der Don'i4su Roiaten far INNER ausse,
mieien werben.~ 5eruer wa,bsu bic gu.
ben aus ben @renasO ifritten uon BsIara,
bien ~aussewiefen, ~ba btsis BsUoIterunss'
fIoHe bas sr6Bts Contingent 3u Den
, 1880-08-07
4 DESPERATE CAUGHT.


OxAnA, Ncb., Aug. e.-"Dtg Nose"
George, alias George rasrott, ono Of the Elk
Mountain robbers, who about two years ngo
laItl a pian to ditch and rob Union Pacific
passenger train near Cnrbon, Wyo., ind who
killed. Deputy.SheriT Wlldowfeld and TIP
Vincent, scout, who tracked them to Elk
Mountain, was brnueht hero this morning,
down tho Missouri ltlvcr, from Miles City,
Mont, where he sas recently caught, IN co'1,-
pany with Prostitute, by Deputy United
States Marshal irwin, who got "the drop"
on him. lilo was IN chnrgo Of. Sheriff
Family, q Rawl'nRs, h., Wyo. m tSa E1o r6S|i 1s3t
train, The chances arc that friends
q W!ddowileld md VINCENT, At Carbon;, ;,,d} VII!
]Shch him the st,ne wny they serven ,IL,. nuteh
3!et1nent for murder. Tho recent arFcs.. = Of
him and several other despcradocs ut Miles
City Will nrobnbly break up tho contein-
plated organization Of new band Of outlaws
on tho northern frontier, WHO 1t q thnnEht
wero preparing to raid tic Union Pacific ind
Other roads prd to rob stnEr-cOncheS.
, 1880-08-07
MICHIGAN,

ssstsat PAPateh ID Ths thieaso Tribune.
CRAM nAfIns, Nleh., Aug. 8.-Tlla Demo-
cratic County Convention to select delcgases
TO The 6tAts Convention to be helq ia Dctrp,s
next Thursday occurred herr to-day,
Twenty-four delegates were selected, the
bulk OF whom, favor fusion with the Green.
hackers OH the State Ticket. and will work to
accomplish II IT.. poshlble. This Is tho only
phase Of importance In their action. An
sffost 10 accoq,pl!sl coalition has been IN
progreas among many Democratic leadcrs
tor some time, md has BEEN bitter
n.y IL saids 70 hsvo ''ss ssuocesded, l'1,,i9 nus
The - .'nbaa6srs do not tt,ok Kindly un
th. ct. hareahouts, md, rs ,tilis Is lheir
oxe~-...a ,1eSdquartets, tbs intl4rnce hvEe
leaving ior the Democrats The cold coinfurt
ut lndoFatug tbs pure nrpcnback .ttoket. 50
fas " the Stats Il concerned, fu5lon could