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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

ALREADY the framework of the railroad machine shops is going up, Id a swarm of men are making
 Wings hum in the vicinity.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
PELEG TRAP HIC.
SPECIAL TO THE CFrIEKN.1
ANOTHER WRECK.


 San Francisco, July 3.-Advices were received at the Merchants Ex- change from New York, reporting the German bark Vesta from New castle, England, to San Francisco, totally wrecked of the coast of Pata- gonia June 3d. No particulars.
 AntI-kearney.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-The State Convention of the Democratic wing of the Workingmen's party last night de- posed Kearney as President of the party, declared the offices of Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer va cant, elected State Centra. Commit tee, endorsed Hancock and English and the Democratic Presidential Elec- tors, and adjourned until Tuesday evening next.
 The Go-as-You-Please Fast.
 CHICAGO, July 3.-The Inter Oceans New York special says: To-day the condition of the doctor who is attempt ing 10 fast 40 days was unchanged, except in slight increase of pulse. He arose at 6:30, after night Of broken slumoer, and took bath be fore he dressed. The attending Dhysi- cian na6a a naros,,l o.~a.,,,-... 4 his clothing in order that there should be no food concealed. In appearance the doctor resembles a go-as you please pedestrian who had been pushed. His eyes are sunken slight ly, and his face has a worn expression, although he is very strong. Al noon, when he began the fifth day of his task, his pulse was higher and irreg ular, ranging from 80 to 90; tempera. ture normal. The attendance was greater than on previous days. In the morning many women were present The interest manifested by physicians has greatly increased. Dr. Tanner has abstained from drinking water since Wednesday night. He spends his time lying on cot or sitting on a char, and talks freely with those about him. He did not sleep a wink as usual today, and in the afternoon yyal L,ad fo Eourth aya,,a a,J rTL: teenth street, where be was weighed his weight was l47 pounds-s decrease of 10 pounds since he began bis fast ing.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

FrNEsT butter and eggs received daily at Goodman's, on Camp and Convent streets.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
A " State " Contention

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2.-The Work ingmen's State Convention held an ad- journed meeting last night for the purpose of defining the position of the party in the Presidential contest. Only three delegates were present from outside the city. The proceed ings were very tumultuous, and great difference of opinion was manifested as to endorsing the Democratic nomi- nees. Resolutions were adopted to ask Kearney to define his opinion, after which an adjournment was had until this evening. The proceedings made more evident than ever the width Of the split between the two wings of the party.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
MULE MOUNTAINS.

The " Business [" Manner in which They Conduct Matters In the Pass-The Copper Queen, and its Splendid New Furnace-A District That is Bound to Make a Great NoIse In the Fu- ture.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
CHA VALLEY.

A Cosby Letter from Safrord-The Boss Country for a WOrkinsman, but Hard Ono for 8 Hummer Things Agricultural and COmmer- ciaI-A Point in Law That Was Taken Along with the Plaintiff
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
Notice of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE, AHrzo

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE, ARIZONA,
 July2 1880. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE " following named settler has filed notice of ais intention to make final proof in support of nis claim, and 10 secure final entry thereof and that saiC proof will be made before the Reg ister on Thnrsday, August 5, 1880, viz: Juan Romero, Oi Tucson, Pima County, Arizona who made pre-emption deciarAtory statement No eSS, for the SWi. Of NwI. Sec. 2S, and E.. of NEi4 Sec "a, Township B, South Range i3 EasI and names the following as his witnesses, VIZ: Edward N. Fish, William W Ormsbv. FceiindO kOdTjgues and MaccarIo Romern. sll of Tucson, Pima County Arizona
 C. M. E- PAULISON,
 Register.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
Sill Sore.

CHICAGO, July 2-The Times New York special says: In the National Committee, Logan manifested his dis gust at the treatment of the " old guard in Chicago, and was marked in his opposition to ". E. Chandler. Gorham. of California, obtained proxy of Kentucky member, and intended to vote for Platt. One of the most active in the caucus was Halsted, who made no secret of bis surprise that the old Grant faction should show it's wounds so openly. During the after noon Garfield was telegraphcd to come on las soon ss possible and help ar Isngo for the campaign. The present committee is divided just about as the Chicago Convention was-8 led by Conkling, Logan and Cameron, and 30 opposed.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

TRY the new Las Damas lone. bit Havana cigar, al Earlrs.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
MARRIED.

In Phenix, June 30, Hon. DeForra-t Porter to Mics Lulu Cstton, ny the Rev. l. H. Cox.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
French Affairs.

PARIS, July 3.-The report of the Committee on the Plenary Amnesty bill was read in the Senate today. The committee regIet-by s vote of six to three, the majority consisting of five Republicans and one member of the Right-that the country does not desire amnesty, and this is not the time for allowing asSassins to return when religious congregations are be. ing expelled. The only concessions the report makes is to recommend that the Government be empowered to grant numerous pardOns.
 At Bestieres there is considerable agitation against the monastic orders.
 Yesterday a deputation of Repub- licsns waited on the sub prefect to demand the expulsion of the Fran ciscsn brothers, and in the evening 6 mob of 1000 persons surrounded the Franciscan moristery, some even eR- tering the house. The military ul- timately dispersed them.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
GallOWs Fruit.

HUNTSVILLE, July 3.-English Car ter, alias Y B. Jones, WAS yesterday hanged for the murder of " Y. Hold ing in July last, near the town of Dodge. He met his fate firmly.
 MEMPHIS, July 9.-Scott Bell, a col ored man, was hanged today at Star kill, Mississippi, for the murder of James Henry, (colored) on the 10th of May last.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

X CARLOAD of chopped feed has just been received by D. Felix.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
A BARBARoUs AMUSEMENT.

Chicago, June 3.-The inhumsn sun dance of the Red Cloud Indians at Pine River Agency has just taken place. A representative of the press witnessed the barbarous prsc- tice this morning.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
Judge Lynch at Work.

GALVESTON, July 3.-The News special from Center Mills says: Frank North, who shot E. Crabtree, was ar rested and placed under guard in the Crsbtree house. During the night he was taken from the guard by a mob of masked men, who crossed Red Riv. CT to the Indian Territory, where they riddled him with bullets. North's rel atIves, having a clue to the p erpetra tors, will prosecute them.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
Our Rihemen Abroad.

DUBLIN, July 3.-The following American riflemen have agreed to act with Frank Hyde in the match at Wimbledon; Brown, Clark, Dudley, Farrow, Marsh, Jackson, Laird, Rock we'll and Scott, and Burnside, if he arrives ID time Competition for the challenge shield begins today at :45. The American team consists of Brown. Jackson, Scott and Laird; of the two Irish teams one consists of Fenton, Rigby, Warren and Milner, and the other of Joynt, Cashland, Johnson and Murphy. The weather IS stormy.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
A CONGRESSIONAL SCANDAL.

The Times summarizing a long Washington special says; A woman at Washington calling herself Mrs. Hughes, who has been married three times and has five children, some of them grown up, claims that Congressman c. P. Berry of California seduced her last winter, and that she will be soon an object of interest to the Congressman. She has consulted several agencies with a view of bringing suit for damages, but thus far has not been able to find one who will take her case in Chicago.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

Meyers Street, opposite Palace Hotel. A SSAYS AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS "A or every description of ores and other sub stances promptly made. Highest degree of accuracy g7larastecd- Samples sent from out side by mail or express properly attended tO Bullion refined, melted and stamped Reliable reports and information on mines in all parts Of Arizona and Sonora furnished Plans spec incations and estimates on mines. mills and other works Underground surveying and mapping speciality. English, Spanish, Ger man and French spoken.
 B. SALAZAR, Graduate of the Royal Mining School at Frel- berg. and of the Imperial Mining School st Clauzthsl, Germany.
 FRED. RAIN, Graduate of the Imperial PolyteChnical School al Berlin; formerly assistant of the Metnlur giesl Laboratory nt Tarowitz, Germany; late rom Virginia City, Nevada, and Contention, TOmbstone
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
discovery made for g years.
Still Hnnting the JeEnits

PARIS, July 2.-The religious estab- lishments broken up yesterday num- Der 39, with 475 members. There re- main 30, which, being educational in- stitutions, are allowed to exist until August 31. At Chsmberg two Italian orders, one of men and the other Of women, have 4S hours' notice to quit France. This measure is taken under the law of 1S4S, providing for the ex- pulsion of foreigners obnoxious to the Gnrernmant
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
Long Swim

NEW YORK, June 2S.-Geo. Tenn swan fifteen miles in the hsrbor to- day in three hours and F minutes.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
Affairs at Fort Graut.
eci,l dIsu,tch to THE CIr1zEN.

Special dispatch to THE CITIZEN.
 FORT GRANT, June 30.-Norton & stewart have just purchased 300 head of fine cattle for the San Carlos Agen- cy, for which they have the beef con tract for the next fiscal year They also have the contract for four, beans, and barley, as we'll as transportation. These staple supplies will always be promptly and sufficiently furnished. MT. Norton, who a few days ago re- turned from the East, is looking splen did. MT. Stewart nodestly bears the hearty endorsement. of almost every one for his nomination as Delegate.
 The weather is cool and delight ful. G.
 Notes from Casa Grande.
 CASA GKASDE, June 30.-Thirty- four thousand pounds of concentrations will arrive tomorrow from Silver King, care of Buckalev & Ochoa.
 The Opposition Stage Line Bob has hauled off.
 Two hundred thousand pounds of lumber and machinery, care of Buck alew & Ochos, is expected tomorrow.
 ". VIC. Maricopa, June 29.-Thirty ihous- and pounds of Silver King concentra- lions were shipped to San Francisco ] o d.u
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
New Placera.

NEVADA CITY, Cal, June 29-A rich strike of gold-bearing gravel has been made 20 miles northeast from here, the nuggets running from S1OO 10 $250 and found in considerable numbers. Experts say this is the best dicnnvaru Co
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09

fca eS baran feblsn," rtsf bic Warbios
nsb aus. pdbunp ibr Bid unwiQtdrIt&
auf pas prddttse Bett6en nit ben ist.
psnen Dsdsn fisl, In ben, Der fali6e Grte
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Der 0slt rsipsettrt tperpsn tpirpen = tn
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penr fdr bltnp 2 - Wsn1 man iol1e
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llntsrttTsa bate 9aeY Nrltnsforb fd
nad ibrsm Salon beaebsn, no ie bsretts
ibren @attsn pprfanb, ben bic porae.
ridte 3ett aeuabnt bate fein ftiass.
lauidtses pldBden brauben au~fjuaebeu.
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srsrif nur nit Greubsn bic Notbpenots.
tstt, an tte unterbaltuns Der ;ablret&en
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5af6sn mad 3sttpertrsib, u%ntabultuns.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09

isne marine, inniss 3~unefsuns, bic bieier
fur fetne Wuttsr sebest baute er iest. tr'
Dem er td enti@lce. fur bsren Gnfeltn
pts 8arutsrsisteit ess stuf 70 sitter &C.
baeten Wannss su srbittsn. Gs mar
etu 1dpsrsr S1ritt tnsse, eo
tbm fstne ant,re @abl bIisb, that
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bod babel fir einen Stsrtenesn ausse
benp,oer NIT Der Wslt atseI6IoGsn bat
lelne leBts Bite auslprtdt. -9lsi6;sitia
bat er etnen Stfannten, Orr Irepis, psl
sbsn I'm YssriTe ftanp, mad europa ;u-
rddaufebren, bas fleine Wie6sn auf
Der 3eiie sortbia uutsr ietnsn Sdus su
nebnen.
MQe btsIe GntS6liHe unb Sorbrret'
tunsen tofteten aber msbr 3eit, ale Surfc
aufpeneen purfte, penu.er rehtseiii8 ent'
fcmmsn polts. gls CT f6 babsr snplid
sur Tlu1t anlhtdte mar 20 ~ fpdt
Sn Der lsstsn Winute purps sr pstbaftst.
unp 70 ~nsrswsffelt sr ftd aud pebrte upc
fstne Sade eurh 8ermunouns zines
policeman beoeuteno etI6psrts muBte or
bsnnod sultst Der usbermaat pst&en uap
f@ erssben.
Su,piIden lSfe Orr. TrspiS trsu bas
Dem Sreunoe sesrbene @crt. gr>uabm
f@ Der sleinen 5slene an une entfernte
fs frate ssnus aus BEN Saufe, no ne
ibrs slddt6e Rincbeit osrlsbt bate, ets
mdeisss @sitwdB ibsr bic fattssbabts,
psnis fur ibrcn unidulctssn Stnn se
sisuste Sesns ~ prinssn psrmp&te. I'm
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tiers eiaenem WunI6e, eerlslbs lei ssffOrs
ben. unp cas 8inp. srf9rsfr mi errest
cur6 Den ral6en Ioe Der Wuttsr, Die Is
felt jsner Musfabrt pt&t mebr seiebsn, ea
man 90 bss Gtsbsrs pssen fsrne ssbaItep,
natm unter Sbrdusn Den @laubsn an,
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iunses, parmss Ssrs gum srffsnmal ems
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an unp piaiste germ earsin, fia gum
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csmlslbsn Sage. an rsm Gussn Surfo
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relanasm Apfsntbalts beSps, Der duke of
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flsinsn Selene an 8o,e. pte anfsr lid
tets, UNI Der alien 9simetb susuisssln.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09
Meber'm Weer.

Gina UNI bfeIelbe Belt, ba brIben dber
BEN tpettsn, unerneblthen Ocean 9arY
slrIinsforp f& nm ibrsn' darling dnsaiste,
feb In BEN dubsrf eomfortabsln @emade
zines fattli&en 5aulss tn Nsm gJorf
sletHfaIs cine iunse Wuter, tbr Sino.
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pcbnte, mar fauut tpentssr reid ausse.
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,sn S4lob ~ Slos Gnslanp ; psnn nae
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pra@t ppraus bate, purps bier aufse'
rpossn bur1 Iururi5is uno spar NIT Sc
i6mad p,rpsnpstsr Grunssni&aftsn elmer
nsusu Belt.
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mar In tbrsr dubsrn Gri&etnuns. pis In
IN tbrem san;sn 8eien, Don beber Gin
fahbsft rpel9e inbee ibrer 2tsblidfsit
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eber srbStts. Sie mar jung unp bdbi6.
unb pbne Wdbe lieben ibre u%nosrdnpert
freunrliGsn, ssptnnenrsn @slitts3dss
Waiy 8renner rpteperafsnnen, bic nuns
msbr In Wrs. Yurfo uu1sspanesIt cine
sar slddlide Satin unp Wuttsr ~ iein
l1ien.
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mad persy @rabamS Abretie, bate fe
unp 8urfo fa pfrmdblt uno lsbten felt.
rsm In reid aeisaneten 0srbdltniGsn.
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penn aus ibu, Dem betmatbloitn, sur
milpsn YsrspeiFups setriebsnsn anaben,
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felt, 1ttnsr Grfolaf rabmte. CT lslbsr
blidte NIT fol3er 0snustbuuna auf itne
GrfolBs auf ben errun8enen NttHtbum,
nur lbtr BE Mrt unb @sils pie er ben.
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l1aft tu 8ebsn. Sbm mar 8enug, eae
sr bic rsi&sn Wittd bslab, bae Fe Dor.
tanetn rparen, uni Dor alem Waiy, lstns
traute Warp, nit allen NATURALIZATION
bss 9sbens ~ umstbsn. llno ets iunss
Grau, fs freute 1H ibres Woblfanpss,
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nuna, eob ibr GuSsn letn prd&ttseS Sc
bduee BON DoblRanp unp @stdtbam aui
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sraneuns Itinss Gei&dfts BEN Glad am
svansn Itl@ usrcanft bab er. NIT sinsm
Wort stn Observation-Disclosures Sptelsr lti
bsun is petraute ibm In finpltHsr Gin
falt S~rafdnpta. 90 s~oafdnpts, bae
felt jsntm Gage an BEN fe nod als
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penpe untrbaltans seua&t unp barau'
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09
SIN, Ssrlass BON
3gsn3tssr Ggresy
gRsn gorf, Cincinnati, ct. eouis,
L. B. 2677. l.. B. 435. 206 8. 4th Str.

9as aItsfs, s~sbtsssnFs unb btuisRe
SuuHrirte fatboliiae Samiliens8la sar
llnterbaItuHs uno Sclebrnng.
16. Sabrsans.
Sabrlit "A Ssfte In Auarto, reid tlufrtrt
Yrsis 5 Gents pro Ssft
Mit SsIfarbensruds Sratiss gramie:
Die Mnbetuus oes sDttiiHen
Sersens Seiu."
Is, Sou bed unb 10 8pu brett.
Refine anssre 8stftrift bat NIT 70 srpbem GrloIss be
ge-bretuns slaabsnslrier unterbaltunssi9uftsu h.
1is ,dblt unter allen fafbclifdtn 3eifAriftez
bic neiifen Mbennsnten:
Ter arbetten an 9eyt uno Suh.
Gle uereient de iintsrffasuns Der san,en fatbs=
tfdben gSelt.
o 9sben Der bsilissn
Elifabetb ppn Mn9arn,
9anbsraFn ron Sbarinssn uub Ssftu.
RAD BEN SranSRi&sn hes
Grafen ron Rentalsmbert
Trad,taussabe
NIT 1 Garbenhrudbilo unb l26 Sel,iAritten.
gSuaAahts In II sisfsrunssn ron uaT IS Ssat&.
amerifauii6rs Waubsrbu&-
sauhs unt asbsnsstIser aus
seprss une meittsl : Mmsrifa.
grsisssfrSut ron Der frausSHi6sn aeahsms.
Rad 9usian giart frsi ~tearseitst ron Sbtltpp eattna
9sit IS Suuiratirusn.
grnRauhis In 10 atsisrunsen Srn rar 25 SsHta
6 leben.
ariess: uns Sriesensbiiser aus Der 1bierpsIts
rru 9. 9dmIsr.
graStpsri mit 20 9sisrbtheru In ieinfsm Sp9f&uiH.
S%sSunhsu In sransestnHaHS NIT
EetnSplei Huttt
praatbane $500.
Die Tsnfmale bee driflidbsn uns bsienifAes
Rom In ssort nns Bib.
gpu DR.. alssrt aubu, o.s.B.
graatrsrt NIT 900 SOIsiSnittsn auis ielnae tuuartt
Briefs In saIbktnpanS, rrtb, rst& s~srsplset, NIT SOIh~
r~paya cine srUss, pra4trous sarbea. DrudsS raiss
pramis
.wearia DON Zen enseIn."
Die Glauhens- und $ittsnlehas
Der fatboIifbsn airdpe.
Gin Saahs uns Saustu& fur sate3stsa uns Sraiiar
~ t|s Gantlieu.
Son Sp&p. DR.. @ettus unb Se6r. 3. 3. 8rauhis
graAtron nit $50 Srli6nitten reid i~Iuifrtrt.
Sn s~Issautsa pra3tsGiuSanssH, estunhsa son ss.se
Marta unb Spfeph.
9as eesen uub bic gersbruns Der aneris. 9uusfras
unb bes betisen Scispb.
Bon o. Beat Rrtner, 0.sB.
graahperf nit 4 Sarssnbrudblheru u. 74o Seki4niiiea
Sn ,ssautsu Gra4tstnsanSsn, ~sesuHssH p'H s7.ss
BIS "a SIs.0
Dalu ,rst srcbe SartensD rudsS ratts' Yramtsu'
Ssius Der sbth. aineerfreuns,
uns Maria nit Sefus uns Spbannes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09

II Das sRalsnsartum Ia Rptb. ure S6rarjhrud mi
~ neusn Waafabrt,S rteu uHb strtu 8tf6rtt6tH ne font,
ddbtatn sum GInid rrbtn.
In Dteu.
81 Gin tluarrttr Rspiabts. 9rns.
Al stfttttt res 9nabsastIbs Mater Ter Admira.
bills nttf abbtlerns ttHtben In Quart.
81 gris9rts Der aaFSisr be- nprtisratsfsls, I'm ssrts'
idtrietn 8dltnetr.
% S1ufrtrtt pgrtis. Rtbus" fur tas Sabr 1854, utba
Nuettctt psu 10 8srtnn Ten.
- etbsutetftrttbuus so bod 'asu 6rrn milb'Im
dlssr. ID. d., aemtnifra,sr Der Sristsies Cincinnati,
utbf psrtrait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09

YretS Is Gents. rY- 8u beten our9 ale falOn gu69anblunsn ub asmhn. -@s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09
DreiS q 90 Gents oSer 81. so pre-
@"s 'H &leine Marten= &alenoer fur @rif'@s

Dieter %aIIerIteb
II Cas 9aItnearium In Rptb. unb S6RarItru6.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09

Il 9 eltattete Ralenoer bat II
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ter.- Gts rlttubts Dtnfmal.-Du stbefmatbrp1e S6rdnf.
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BEN Ipht ntHt.
u 0eIhpsne Hrduen: Qtsbd.-Sspatd.-Rattati.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-22

Look were arrested at Oswego, n. Y.
while. manufacturing spurious CONS.
Metals, dies, acils, etc., besides 500 u
countenfeit American and Canadian
coin, were seized.
Rebecca Montgomery, aged % years,
and native d Massachusetts,, COM
mitted suicide 1t her residence, Ne. 30
Freelon street, San Francisco, by TAX
ing paris greet No cause is known
for the act.
The Grand Jury at Harrisburg, Pa,
has indicted representatives Rnmber-
ger and Petrol State Treasurer Kem-
Bile, and Others for attempting to bride
the Legislature
An explosion has occurred in Lycott
colliery, near Newcastle. The number
of persons killed. is variously stated at
from 20 to so.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-22
IN FAVOR OF A CONVENTION.

The Republican County Central Com
mit.ee, OF Eureka held meeting last
Tuesdayand filed all vacancies. The
policy o. no ding State Convention to
elect delegates to the National Repub-
lican Convention at Chicago was dis
oussed, and the general opinion was
taat the people should be consulted as
to their choice. 1t was decided that
resolutions be adopted asking the
state Central Committee to call State
Convention and to apportion delegates
to said convention from. the several
countless. for the purpose of electing
delegates to the National Convention.
4 committee of three was appointed to
draft the resolutions and the committee
adjourned to meet at the call OF the
Chairman. .