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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01

pie Ser6fwa5fen werfsn ibre S&at'
ten bsrsits Dor f4 Der. Der @ourtbauss
ring ma6t feline arrangements unb fur
@IsetiOnsseIber fsbt ia bic gaFe aur Der:
fasuns. Defenders bas Sberifs amt 1T
60, bas ertra uisIe 2isbbaber bat. Da If
suerf Der issise Snbubsr Better 5errins, sr
sleetiontrt idon brauBen auf benz 9anbe
felt Wonaten unb Wcnaten. Ct bat f9
ssduBert. bab IS gar ni9t mSsIi@ mare,
bab er sebotsn werben Tonne, babe er bod
bas 2estsmuI ben fdItfen Candidates &C.
sssen f@ sebabt, ben bic repu6Iitanii4e
gartei aufffsIsn tonnte. Ser Wouina
tion bsmotratiidsrisits iSeint Ct fiber 3u
isiu, bic IdBt f@ init ben, n0tbisen nervus
rerum i9on babsn. Nsben ibm ffebt
.isin Greunb", Der superuifor RsfIer, au&
er sIaubt, ss Tonne Inn ni9t febIen. Sb
aber In Sbsrrtas Wount bas 9eIb 10 bdu'
fig III, aIs BET ben ofFsisIsn gapitaIiRen
Oubuque's, bas beswetfeIn MFR benn bod.
Da IF Sobn gier, aud er IiebduseIt nit
Der boIben Dame, bic Office beiBt; aud ct
1T gut Sreunb" BON asHIer unit Sberiff
6errius. aber fs laden bsibe iber i'm,
benn fe beibe fnb ibrer Sa9e 10 sswib,
aIs baB aweiuaaI twei pier III, unb bod tann
Bios r%etner@ Sberiff uerbsn. O.. s. Diat'
aus foq aud wieber aspiratiouen baben,
uber Dor Der 5anb sIauben MIR nod ni@t
bran. sIu9 irii@erieits' fnb stnus gans
bibaten ba, bod bic finb wsiier, fe arbei:
ten msbr I'M gsrborsensn, bemas,iren aber
ibre fiartsn gattsrisn sewbbnli9 sur REDS
ten 3eit. G@, baIb bdtten MIR Roub Sauf
persefenl sIu9 Ct betreibt bas gleetiOs
ntren neben benz Nbleiten bes Blises unb
benz guu,penauffeuen; er pia f@ nod
etuas sebuIbsn, bts isin gruber 9orbsereu
senus oils Supsruiior errunsen Bat, bann
sebt Der gtoab aus Der gr9e. Ssst IFS
nod stuas fribs. Die 9ewdfsr fnb nod
ni9t psrIaufen. gs wirb i66n bisieu
9srbff, usnn aue bisfe rSreunbe" beiiam'
men fommen. ...... H..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01
28eun siu Sarmer Der re9tea Sorte
dusffn0ef. buk ibm Elm SanbeIsmanr fur

2Senn eiu Saruter Der redtea Sorte
ansiuoet, buB ibm ein SanbsIsmunn fur
cine garb suten @aIieO's ein uiertel Gent
u1sbr sere9net bat, aIs elm anberer fur
idls9tsrs Waure, 70 i@reit ct 3ster uno
Worbio. @r bsibt ben damn, Der bod I'M
@edten III, Spisbube, Dieb unb getrissr
unb Jules, mas 9ott psrbeten Fat. Wie iOa
man nun bic glafe Sarmer bsiben, bic
brauf ausseben. bu fieblen unb 3u betras
gen, no fe t5nnsn2 Da byinst ioId'
elm 9aubmunu cine WasenIabuns Seu
uub bat, UNI fe idwer Su MAIDEN, Steins
binsinsepadt; ba tommt eth anberer, er
fibrt 9OI3 3ur Stabt, on ben Ssi'
ten bes Basens, fnb bic i&Snfen
S@eite, bic man f@ benten tann, aufs
sefdi9tst, iuwenbis im Dasen Iiesen
anOrrsu unb anappeI. 5ar iein i9Sues
5oI3 forbsrt sr unb erbdlt 80 Gents meBr,
ale isin Ra9bar, Der sbrIi9er TT unb 3sist,
mas er bat. Mas ioa man erif non benz
Stranger iaseu, Der feline trunten S9weius
i9nsu i9Iadtst unb fe far ssiunbe uer'
tduft? @ibt ss einen s%euifenIOieren Msns
f9en2 l1nb pom Der Srau, bic ibre Butter
nit benz ~biuiseren SdmalB psrmsnst unb
pS0is Gal, auiett, bamit fs i9wer wisst.
obsr gar cine seIbe Ribs bineintnstet, neil
tonf ibr Used tsin Bfunb seuosen bate.
Sinb ioI9e 2eute sbrIi42 9ewiB ni9t, fs
fnb S~pisbuben unb Bstriser, aber grade
foIds Spisbubsn idreien am meiffen,
wenn LINEN elm 8aufmaun' fur before
8aare sinen b0beren Preis perIanst.
@ott isi Dant! ss fnb ni9t aIe Sarmsr
70, es TT nut cine tIeine, aber sroBmaus
Iise @laHs, bic seuifenlOs senus 1T, fol-
den gortbeiI DON ibren Rebenmeniden tu
siebeu, bensn fe anbsrerieits bas tdsIids
Brob unb ben ebrli9en @ewtnn nt9t s6ns
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01
2Ste rtatt f6 tduC6ett Gautt.

2Sie mat. ft6 tdn(6eu Gann. -
5err .. 6. StsbI, 9ut9iniOn, aas.,
iSreibt absr cine a~nsenesue gnttdui@uns,
weI4s 1@ in ietner eisenen GamiIie aus
trus: Wstne 5rau, weI&e felt Sabren on
rnuerbasIidtsit Tit unb SisI @eIb far was'
bi,insn aussab, woute nie reat an Or.
Hug. a5niss's 5amburser GrOpfen CLAUS
ben. Gle fasts bic Gropfen ieien ,u tbeu'
CT, bsun Elm 70 tIeinss SIdf&@en Tonne
unm6sIi& mas bsIfen, ba wirbe man In
einsm baIben Sabre arm wsrbsn. aIs fe
enbIi5 sinmaI bic grobe ma@te, that ss 70
gut, baB Fs aaf einen aHbsren @Iaubsa
aetOmmeu III unb nun isbsm uerf9srt, baB
In iebem 9ropfsn Wirtuns fei unb bas
tleine SIdiddsn biuiser fei, aIs bic sr6Bts
Webi5iusnbottel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01
Cine piGtise Aenbernug In ben

Eiue pi6tise aenoermns In ben
neutrality-suspicious.. Dur9 cine 9srorb'
nuns bss Postmaster general pom 2l.
Sebruar 1881 finb tn 5utunft aIe 9aus
ss~Ispapiere NIT @inidIuB pom &sduunseu,
Sra&tbius, auftrdsen, &e@uunssausweis
fen &C., bic gum Gbetl in Druid, gum EbeiI
sei9rieben fnb unb bisbsr ais 9ofsesens
iianbe britter 81. bsrednst uurben, in 3us
tunft aIs 9oftsut erftsr 81. su betru9tsn
unb mhfen uis Brisfe NIT 8 Gents bic
babe llnss bssabIt werben. Die gerorbs
uuns tritt gu, l. Wdro In &rait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01
%stmtst
% t.

&tpsrsnb einnsban In Sort Dodge ninnt bic
gum 20. Rara IL lbr Rittass ssrfitstlts An-
sebpte fir Badftine unb S&rtinsrarbeit Az Der
In Gprt Dodge III srri@tsnssn air&s sntsestn.
plans une gerirassbsbiasunsen fSnnsn bel 8ep.
Sinnsban In Sort Dodge Oser bti BEN ar$ttss.
ten Ssrrn crib. Deer In Dubuque sinstIebsu
tpsrbtn, no aud nGbsrs Nusfunft ertbsit tptrS.
Das &Uuits behalf f& Sur irssnb sinss pssr ALI
Ansebrts ~ Strpsrftn. Pm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01

Gin iaaser 2Iann, Souls &uittIs,
Der Soblsn am &unbbauie Iub, uarb
Donnerias absnb BON elmer 9utomotips,
udbrsnb sr auf benz 9eIeiis sins, iberboIt.
bic @sfabr mertenb, iprans ct our Settle,
fsI, fem Nrm tam auf bic S5iene unb bic
Raidins sius briber binwes. 9as @Iisb
parb ssrmaImt unb muBts amputirt uers
ben. Ser Wan t6mmt wubri9sinIid nit
benz 2ebeu bapon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01
Sptel Al p%erfaufen.

gpsan arSafi6tdt bs Gisnibimrs ftbtsas Dubuque
6susf', ~ s,marS. tntr Der btasn use am ~glsnsn o.
fanuitn @aftsfs I'm slsrbRsftR ~ suiaaisa. gst pan
Sal auSumistn Sst Staat aHs alt enanfatsn Stautm.
IidtsittH. Der dHidufu brapHt Ri6t sam SAP. ~ t.
Gr,bit' Ylsp Rtast 40 ptssn nastrtr Nusiahft an ten
gistRteamtr, Obs. p. potniaHn,
cz man Qtmart, Tiymeatb &C., SeRa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01

pie 2aetser 6. SdIOtb, 8. gsrsaer
uub u. 9ubIeseI, bic p. Sabr seffraft wurs
ben, neil fe GIeii9 Obne 2icenie usrtauft
battsn, wurber, neil fs lire Strafe nidt
bssabIt bubeu, Mittuo9 absub a~rrstirt
unb muBtsn bic Nadt In Der @aIabooie
Drummer. sic uarsu gang sritauut iber
bieies enersifde auftrsten Der Dame sSus
ifttia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01
&e6eimpofi,if S6attuR bat Elm ga

Ge6eimpofisif S9attaR bat Elm san'
sss Rsf iunser Disbe, baIberwa9iene Su'
ben, barunter mebrere Don gutter SamiIie
aufseipirt. Msbrere Der genseI fsen
bsreits In Ro. Cider. Die 8anbe uurSs
Dor einsm alien @aIssnuoseI, Ramens
Smitb, unb ietuer 9ubdlterin, bic in Der
Rdbe bes Sainois Central gubnbofes refs
birten, unb bort absefabt wurben, gum
Stsblsn f6rmIi9 anseIeitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01

Sents, @ontas, fiimmsn bis Burger ab,
Oh Der W. & ct. pauI @iisnbabn So.
$ss, 900 @runbsisentbum untsr ssuiTen
gsbimsunssn absrIaHen psrb.u iOu, ober
ni5t. 8~psifsIsObue ssbt Der gOrf9las,
usnu aud LANCE ni&t einfimmia, bur9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01

pie f@maflpurtse Gain ,pii9en
Bellevue unb Cascade uar-ll Gage lang
sinssi9usit. bod III Der 3auber lett ssbros
den unb bic Babu fret.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01

pie Qentf6e 2sanR pubIisirt In &C.
mdBbeit bes stautsseiesss ibren ~finansisl'
len 9lusueis an 8. Sanuar. SsrieIbe 1T
iebr gut, mudt Der aettuns bes Snfitutss
ale @sre unb ,eist, bab bic Bant bas poue
gertrauen bss YubIitums perbient.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01
Bic isbt sinsssanssn...........

pie Stnoenteu bes Ssminars unb
bic bss ct. Soispbs Colleges, ma9tsn
Samffas einsn Nus Fas per S9Iittsn mad
Rem. MsIsray. Sn 2asen's brsi sroBsn
S9Itten fubren fe btnaus. BET benz
Wetter nor bas ni9ts wentser aIs cine
Blaifrfabrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01
SER 2ai@. 2ai@efs, assnt fir bic

SEER 2sli6. 2fti&efs, assnt fir bic
EIdrtdge unb NesC Home Rdbmas
i9iusn, su finbsn Bet SObn S&uIer, Wbites
frabe ,wii4sn II. unb 10. StraBs. Ndb.
nabsla unb 8ubeBSr Attachments wsrbsn
,u ben biuisitsn prstfen p~srtauft, sbsnio
Rdbmai9insu bel mir auf's biuisfs unb
BETTE rsparirt. Spre@t BET mir Dor, ebs
ibr ionfuo tauft. o 4s9 sol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01

pas glep YorRer .SOurnaI Of Cons
meree" tbsiIt nit, baB Rpan & SObn DOR
babier pom 1. Rop. 1880 bis II. Ssbruar
1881 i'm @anssn IS 900 S@wsins psrs
padtsn, pisI wsniser aIs tn bsrfeIbsn gss
robe bss Sabrss uOrber, in Der fs 1861
900 @runaerr p6dsIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01

BUS Canada i9reibt 9err Carl abra'
BAN In RuIsraus pObnbaft. taB bic ans
uenbuus bss st. Satobs SeIs tn ieiner
5amiIis nit benz bsfsn grfoIs bssIeitet
sewsisn iei. DafsIbe babe BEL Rranfbeis
ten fsines gieb's ebsnfaus re@t quite
0ienffe aeleifet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01

2sewd6rt.-gs sersi@t uns gum ger'
snisen, bsri&tsn tu t6nnsn, baB f4 Or.
ausut s~5nis's 5amburssr
ftbss ais Elm treuss 5eiImittsI er'
wisien bat, weI9es nit iebem Sabre ben
&rsis isiner bantbaren goniumenten psrs
ar5Rert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01
Neue &atbolii9eg olonie.

20,COO adtr qaub nur an aaibSliitH ~ suiaufsn Die
btatn ~ arit. uAb RiI6tn. 8stilitatts sdanbs Rltma,
@der ; 10 SABRE grtbit 20 prsItat Rskatt bd Baartab.
Iuns. Dtstn uasusr aasfunft Rtnht maH I'D an
August Bramer pttr an Rev. A. Wolf,
Raeville, Boone Co., Nebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01
Ehteago Narttheri4t.

IeiearapbJ %. Gtbr. 1881
0eiseu.-0o. 2, 9s8 Cts.
DsIi9torn-37S cts.
6afer-304 @ts.
Butter-25 bis 80 @ts.
Gter-22 bis 25 @ts.
Bbtstp-$l.0s.
S4wstne-$5 90 Bis 500.
Rtnbpteb-$2 90 bis 5.25.
56we inefeif9-$l4 81 bis IA 70.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01
Ar6itect.

Grsb. Seer, Nr9iteet unS Superintens
bent. S9ulen unb 9ir@en cine SpeaiaIis
tdt. gde tier unb Soma StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01

Die Seiu0ffa6riR wirb ON l. apriI
ibrsn Betrisb beginner. Dte 0ampfma'
f&ine 1T an Srt unb StelIe unb man III
bsf@dftist, bic Baferreieruoire aufsuri&s
ten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01
Staot 4 Ameeeeno.

seS- Entered at the post-of6ce at Dubuque,
ava, and admitted for transmission through
AZ mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01
Rartrt


Au Et8entBauter pon Steroer!
@sbt ,u eureu, ApOtbster unb fauft sins
pom 6. albert SmttbS
= oofs Liquid, bas wsItbsribHts
SsiImittsI fur gferbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01
Nit SIS
fault rnaa sinta san,tn
I. I. Gferrei6ii6en Rei9sbaupifabt

wtb So
fauft naa sinta san,sn
t. I. Gferrei6ii6en Rei9sbauptfaot
Bomb
% 100 @uIesn,
tpsl&s Bombs an bier 3isbunssa iabrlt&
70 lsnss antbsI a.smsn, 30 issa s~iu,sius sSuS sssssn
n,us NIT einsm Gspinnt s.,ossa psrssn.
Bombs @ 200, 600 $500, 900 fl
2 Bombs @ $4,000 f.-l00, 900 A.
Bombs "a o 1000 t. 80, 900 n.
Bombs "a 10000 e. 10000 4.
20 Bombs "a 1000 H. 10000 r.
4s Bombs Cd 400 f. 10000 f.
1920 Bombs "a l3o f.-8l2, 600 4.
3uIammsn $4,000 gpnbs i'm gstras. BON
1868, 200 @uIpsu.
Ssbsr I. 7. 5iferr. &sidsbauptfabt'g Bomb.
Rsl&tr ftlntn 5auststptun madt. mus cine grdmts srn
~minssafns $50 q. cher 70 Dollar sspinHsn.
T.
Ute ud&at 9i.buus Ia am
4. april 1881.
SsSr Bent, psI&a Dor cher am I Npril 1851
BET uas NIT
$500
stiauft rtrs. 10 ,un santtn q 10 aaein bsrs6.
ttst, hu BET Der 3isbuns am 1. MpriI sarauf ~tntfaasu
wtrt.
- Del guftrdssn aus BEN SnIanss s,nast bic
@infsnhuns DON SIS
Ia rtsthrtrtta Britftn, um tin.n fpibsu SsEb, fbsn FIR
bic ndtat 3itbans am 1. april siltis ~ trRsrbtn.
IRAN abrttart ptstn Nniaufs Bon Bsuss, Gtr.uIartu
ut isDtr ndtrtu aas!unft, an bic
International Banking Co.,
$50 Brsaomab. Repsgorf.
GtabItrt felt 1874.
81 Die ssratb.ahtn Bombs Hns NIT i.tH.r estt,rfs, ir.
atnb ptlHtr art ID ssrsIt&ea uue nit itiutm @t(sst bu
Der. etaattu I'm Dibnfpru&.
v. B. Bel Nafrastn uub Srbtrs note man ben Na.
men Der yeuJtmburstr @a,ett'' ~trp6bnsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01
2setfenoe Aseuten
Z. ;. Sbobs & alfrcb Ritten.

BUR 2lnteraatnns oss DR.. 3. q.
Saatse,
bes unerf@rodenen Samplers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01

HstpsYarf Rarttbsriat.
(D.r x.Iearapbl. 70. 5sbr. 1881.
Wet,en.-Wilwaufee, go. 2, $l.l7.
Safer-433 Bis A Ste.
Belf9torn-9em. 10. 90 bis 81 ets.
S9w eineHetf&-$l5.7 rs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-01
ct. 2outs Warftberiht.

ptrStIsaraptJ %. Gsbr. 1881.
Wetsen-rotbsr, No.2, ~$l.o1-l.0l4
BeIi4tsrn-Ss8 Bis 3s4 @ts.
Safer-sS Bis 3S5 @ts.
S6metaeH i6-$l5 90.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-06

Madison, Wis: The governor has is
sued his proclamation for a day Of
prayer tomorrow.
New York: The city Of Berlin.
brought 81, ,274, 900 in gold. The Berlln-
Nihilist organ, VA of the People, has
made its temperance in St. Peters,
burg.
Long Branch: The Central railway
began work late this afternoon ON the
temporary railway track from near the
depot to Franklin cottage. The track
will be ready for the president by day
light.
Raleigh, N. G.: Governor Jarvis yes
terday issued q proclamation inviting
the people Of the state to assemble in
their respective places Of worship,
Tuesday, September 9th, between the
hours Of 10 and noon, to unite in prayer
for the recovery Of the president.
Omaha: At Niobrara on Sunday
morning. at 9 O'Clock. during q dance
IN Larner hall. John Schumaker. Z "a.
loon keeper, hhot William Selkirk. oRed
10; With = A callbre revolver. selkirh
died at one O'Clock Sunday afternoon,
eo0umaker was arrested.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-06
Try Rock & Rye.
REAL EsrATE TRANSFERS.

The following is the list Of real estate
transfers for August:
William G. Bruce to Sarah Aubrey.
warranty deed, lots 8 and A, block 1853;
consideration $460.
Jennie Tracy to Ithamar @. Whipple,
warranty deed, lots l, 2, 8, 4, 8, 6, and
8, block 270; consideration 81, 200.
Joseph Dillman to Henry Dillman,
warranty deed, lot s, block 1926; consid-
Grafton $500.
Sarah E. Pease to Emiline Durbin,
warranty deed; lots and 8, block 2G9;
consideration $500.
John X. Jeffrey to VIM. W. Jeffrey,
warranty deed, an undivided half in
terest in deed to lots 8, 4, and G, and
fractional lots Z and 8, in block 349;
consideration $500.
Stephen Bon to Annie Phillips, war
ranty deed, lot 8, block 233; considera-
tion 800.
Stephen Bon to Ann B. Ward, war
ranty deed, lot 6. block 233; considera.
tion 800.
Robert B. Horrie to John w. Collins,
warranty deed, east so feet of lot 8,
block 1856; consideration $500.
Peter HANNA and VIM. Murphy to
John F. Sullivan, warranty deed, lots
II and 13, block ALP; consideration
s215.
F. w. Dudley to G. W. Dudley, war.
ranty deed, undivided half interest in
lots 6 and Z, block 472; consideration
$3.50.
Fernando G. Thomson to Miss
Sophia Swanson, warranty deed, lot 4,
block 396; consideration $500.
City of Cheyenne to VIM. H. Hib
bard, deed fee simple, lot 8, block $50
Ellen r. Goldacker to Christina
Thompson, warranty deed, lot IS, block
426, consideration 1926.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-06

the tribe to break out soon, as they had
gathered their bands. Gen. Carr wal
ordered to arrest the medicine man
He doubted his ability to do 90 with &C
small q force against the whole tribe,
who had been worked up to the belief
that their medicine man would raise
their dead chiefs. The circumstances
attending the disaster were such that II
could hardly have been avoided. An
outbreak had been feared for the last
two weeks in the Apache country. The
settlers have been predicting trouble.
There are not less than 10. 900 Indians ON
San Carlos reservation. and full asmany
in the Navajo tribe, which is locoted
sixty to ono hundred miles north of the
country of the White Mountain tribe.
A large number OF the young bucks of
both San Carlos and the Najos have
been visiting the White Mountains re-
Gently, and 1t u believed they were en-
gagged in the fight. 1t was reported by
runners that the fight lasted all the day
OF the thirtieth. Every hill and Gallon
was swarming with the red DEVILS
The news from lower San Carlos is to
the effect that Eskimigun, chief of the
Aravijas, and Chief Sagulas, have
warned tne white settlers to leave the
vaiiey or prepare 70 defend themselves;
tnat something was wrong with the In
dlans on the reservations. Both OF these
chiefs are strong friends OF the whites.
yesterday afternoon the engineer OF
q freight train coming west was sur
prised at the sundden appearance OF
large body OF mounted Indians near Will
ma west OF Gage. They followed the
train for about four miles. He opened
the throttle-valve and sped away. He
did not know whether they were armed
or not. He calculated the number at
lou. The band scattered when last
seen, part going north and part 60
ing south. He encountered another
large band about eight miles west of
WILCOX. These did not show any dis
position to trouble the train,
heports from Bowie station are that
a oand Jumped a ranch twelve miles
south Oh Bowie and 1t was seen to burn.
Inere are about hfty men q Bowie, but
only iour guns. They have made for
tiilcations OF government bailed hay,
OF wnicn tnere Is large quantity there.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-06

A. s. G. Bitters are certain prsven-
tive and cure for Mountain fever, and
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Washington, Sept 5, a. m.-Dr
Bliss says the president passed com.
Portable night. sleeping most of the
time after midnight. His pulse this
morning at a. m. was log.
1890 p. m.-The presidents condi-
tion has not changed materially since
the last bulletin was issued, except that
there Is some increase in the frequency
OF the pulse. He has taken with some
relish the nourishment administered BY
mouth and had no return of gastric ir-
ritability. Pulse. ia; Temperature,
9e.5; respiration, 16.
5p.m m.-Dr. Bliss says the president
had very comfortable afternoon. His
pulse, although slightly accelerated, is
firm. He considers him better than at
this time yesterday. He manifests an
interest IN his proposed removal to-
morrow morning and is desirous Of
knowing all the details.. DIR. Boynton
considers the president better than he
has been Tor the past week. Tempera-
ture slightly above normal now.
Washington, Sept. 5.-Dr. Boynton.
in reply to the question as to the presi-
dents condition to-day, said: 81 think
the president is doing very well to-day;
he is better than he has been for week
past. His pulse has varied consid-
erable Of late, but It is not specially
significant. At present his pulse Is
firm. and Notwithstanding the figures
shown by the bulletin, 1 consider the
president doing well. The president
will mend rapidly in his new quarters.
The president will, according to the
present arrangement. be moved from
the front door Of the mansion.
6:30 p. %. No material change has
taken place in the condition OF the
president since morning. The parotid
abscess continues to improve and the
wound remains about the same. Pulse
somewhat less frequent than at noon;
at present it is 108, temperature 99.S,
IS. Should no untoward
symptoms prevent, 1t is hoped to move
The president to Long Branch to-
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a Warllke Utterance,

Paris, Sept. GA passage in Gam
betta's speech at Newbourg, last night,
in which he declared Sedan would have
been wiped out il France had had
more steadfast hearts. and If virtue,
patriotism, Independence and disdain
for material enjoyments had more
largely prevailed. was loudly cheered.
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The Great English Remedy.

Is q never falling cure
for Nervous debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Weakness,
|Spermatorrhoea, LOST
MANHOOD. .Impotency
Paralysis and all the
Terrible effects Of Sell
Abuse, youthful fol-
|iies. and excesses in
mature years-such a.
loss of memory. Las.
8 1 I u d e, Nocturnal
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Washington, Sept. 5.-The prepara-
tions for the presidents journey to
Long Branch are rapidly progressing,
beginning at midnight. A gang Of men
are busy laying track on Sixth street,
and at 10 O'Clock this morning they had
200 yards of an extension Of the Balti-
more & Potomac track completed to
Pennsylvania avenue, 20 that the pres
ident's bed can be placed on wagon at
the white house and the wheels need
not leave the asphelt pavement until
the wagon is by the side OF the car.
All three Of the cars which are to make
up the president's train are now at the
depot, and workmen are busy putting
the finishing touches on the East Lake
combination car. which was sent from
Altoona, Pa, last night. The seats
have all been taken out, and the car has
been thoroughly renovated. A false
top has been put in q few inches below
the regular roof Of the car, IN order to
give the air an opportunity to cir
culate between it and the roof so a. to
keep the car cool. A partition has been
taken out and replaced by folding doors
and storm doors have been added to the
platform doors. Wire gauze has been
put on. the outside Of the car, COM
pletely enclosing the parlor apartment
to keep the car free from dust.
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