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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10
Ser @titidlii@e Sauernperein,

llrlsreH Gares!sutsn in Der altsn Seimatb ,ur
SsbnSi9ung.
8eur mir bic usri3isbsnen bsuti&en
BNItsfdmme iberi6auen, 10 pillsn mir
aiat, oh unier Nuse auf irgenb einen Der.
feIbsu nit mt5r @obIssfaueu rubt, OILS
auf benz id4fl6en, pel5er spiI3eu Uses
isr unb Rbein ieiusn 6erb ses,iubst bat.
Qeru i'm @sssniase ~ Der "tlnnatur, pel6e
.ibsraQ i~ociuls Srusen sebiert, finbsn mir
bier Elm natiitlitss uub barum ~seiunbes
pirtbi1aftIi6ss unb i~cci0Iss 2sben. Oer
peffiIiide Bauer iist auf einiamsm De.
bolt, uno waltet ME Elm Batriar9 iber
fem Bolt, b. B. Iber feline SamiIie,
DienItbotsn unb SsuerIeute. Gqe efen
fi5 iatt, aber au9 aQe arbsitsn, Der Bauer
ni9t ausssidlonea. Die Sitte bannt aue
ins ri5tise @sIsiis. Sisr 1T ss wabrbaft
Idnbli9. fttIi6. Bis ibp0ii9 malt SIN:
metn.ann ben psftfaIii9sn S5uI3sn. ODER
Sbsrbof! 5obs 8Oets liest BARN, unb
bod 1T auss Wabtbsit unb Wirfli9teit:
- bisie RiinIi1tsit, bisis Sius unb Be
bd6igfeit, bisie einIabenbs Greubsrsisteit,
bieie 9si9dfttstsit unb bod bieie feIise
Rubs!
Der Sof 1T ME Der gi5baum, Deffas
lens @ubreideu, elm in Sabrbunberten
suiammensswa5isne @an3e; serabs sroB
ssnus fur bic barauf Isbsnos 5amiIis, no.
turssmdB suiammenssisst aus @aIb,
Weibe unb Sornadsr. Wirbeit bu bic
eide tbsiIen, 70 bdtteft bu I~sbensunfdbise
Splitter. SsripIittert man has wsfpfds
Hide @rbe, 10 fino aud feline GbsiIe wirtbs
idaitIid tobt, unb Der Baaer islbft 1T tein
Bauer msbr. OesbaIb bIeibt es, Der Res
gel mad, bsim Sobn unb gntsI, ME ss
beim Batter unb @roBuatsr mar, unb bic
ieweiIiS u~bssbsnbsu @si9uifter finb es
ni9t nur bufrieben, ionbern baben feIbft
ben Wani@, buB IS 70 bIeibs. Sbr grbs
tbsiI 1T ni5t GROCER, ais Der Sof gut lsiben
tam, um IN Der bsrssbradtsn Yerfafuns
3u bIsiben. auf bisis Wsils brinst bic
grbfoIgs feline St6runs In Der Wirtbi9aft
nit it9; Der Sol ueripirts ni9ts bauon,
baB Der Batter sins unb Der Sobn tam.
Sslbit Der Rame pss 9ofes bIslbt burd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10
Commando Der So9e.

Sebermann erinnert ii5 nod bss &anb
l5reibsnS, uelbes Dor Ginger Ssit ber
itaIienii9e Winiiter Der Suitis, 8lua, &c:
gen bic Ssiuiten erlieB, wobur9 er ben
fransoii1en Srbensm6nnsrn pe,bot, ft
in S~taIieu cine 3ufudtsiidtte su iu9sn.
Die vgipilta @attoltca" publibirt spej
S9rsibsn, aus bsnsn beruorssbt, baB be,
Sufisminiifsr auf COMMANDO Der Sreimau
rerIose ssbanbelt bat. Sn benz eritsn
Sdreibsn eriudt Der @roBorient BON Au:
iona ben 9,oBmsifer Der itaIienii6su
%5reimaursrsi, vausn isinen ginfluB aufsu.
bieten, UNI idumtIi9e 9osen Der 9aIbiniel
3u alarmiren, bamit iie in iebsr Bropin,
sessn bic Standardization ibre Stimmsn
erbebsn, bic idmmtIi9sn libsralen gIdtter
~ ibrer unterftisuns aufrufen unb f9 Der
Wituirfuns Der Dsputirten unb Ssnato.
rem uerf9e.e.'
Darauf bin ,i5tete Der 9roSmeiiier
Der 6reimaurerei on aue 9ossn Sta
liens folSsnbss &unbi5reiben: BON
Der sroBen gaIumitat. psl5s Stalien
in SoIae bsr Snuafion Der Ssiuiten
bebrobt, iinb mande 2osen eridrsft NOR,
ben. Sinsit baben mir beiIiesenben Iuf.
ruff Der 2ose @aribaIbt gum Orient pom
Antona erbaItsn. Wir S0gsru ni1t, ben,
ielben allen Wsrtfdtten Der 5albiniel mits
sutbeilsn, benn es banbelt ft9 bier nm bic
Stdrtuns bes ewisen Seinbss, ben bas
5rsimaurertbum felt S%abrbunbsrtsn bss
tdmpft bat unb ben isst am bsuen Gage Bu
b~etdmpfen BON Der Civilization u~nierer 3sit
sefattet it,"
Winifier 8iua erIisB bsnn aud iofort
auf bas 2osencommanbo ssssn bic Seiui
ten fein 8erfolsunss. gbitt. SoI1e gor.
sdnse bebirfen teines gommsntars fe
befdtissn bic traurise Gbatiade, baB bic
gbitte unb @siess sesen Die Rirds pom Der
3ose ausseben, Der bic sesenwdrtisen Be.
iiser Sffentli1en @spaIt bspuBt ODER uns
bepuBt foIssn, niat 3u ipredeu uon ben
IiberaIen 3eitunsen, wsl6e babel Ruuppen:
Ieiiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10
Sir unterfta tan8spereine.

Sn Wilpautee wurbe am 10. gIpriI In
einem Yro,sfis zines WitsIisbes Der .6i
bsrniun Societp" sesen bic @sisui9ast 3u
9unifeu ber Isste,en entidieben. &Idssr
bate ii9 bsim Erobireu elmer Yiitole, bic
er in einsm Yfanbbauis taufsn woute, su,
fdats in bic 9anb ssi&ofen uno usrIanste
u BON Der s%enannteu llntsrftieunss. @ss
isui5aft fur isds Wo1en bic In Der Con
~fitution tipuIirte Summe aIs Inter iiiS.
suns. Dieislbe wu,Se uerueissrt, neil
Wurusu ii9 bur9 fabrIdifse 9anObabuns
elmer SduBuaffe feline 9srIstuns ausebo:
gen babe. WarreQ uertlaste bic @eisq,
fdaft, absr Der &i5tsr email mics bic
RIase nit Der grtIdruns ab, baB sessniei.
tise Huterifisunss 9eieai9aftsn islbit bas
Tribunal btlbeten, mo alein enti9iebeu
usrben tonne, Oh Elm MitsIieb gu elmer
lluterfisuns bere@tiSt iei, Ober nidt.
Ssbss WitsIist, oas freipiais bic gonfti:
tuition unb Rebeuseiese uuteri@reibs, iet
aud allen Seitimmunsen unb HeSulatio
men berlel6eu unteruorfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10
&iterarii6es.

Sn benz g u 4 et'i5sn Ys,Iase In 9te
ssnsburs. Neu gort uub Cincinnati er
i5eint isst elm prabtpoles 8ert betiteIt
Sas arme 9eben nnb bittere 9eioen unir.
res Srrrn Seiu G9riiti uno ieiner BELLA.
fen Watter Waria, nebit ben @s.
niilen bes alien Bunbes
n a d ben 9efiSten Der sotte
lieeu anna Eatbariua g m c
rid. aus ben Eassbi5ern bss Clemens
Brentano. b~erausseseben BON p. 6. 6.
shmGarr.. @s 1T bies Elm pra1tuoues
Wert, 6as cine 3ierbe fir isben SamiIien.
tii9, aber msbr nod elm grbaaunssbu9
i'll, bas iebem tatboIii9en 9auie su bobem
Rusen uno GROCER Belsbruns serei9t.
Disie Yra9taussabe entbdIt EN- poafidn'
bise uno sinbsitIide 3uiammenitslIuns Der
idmmtIidsn auf bic betliste W M
dsnperbuns unb @rISiuns i5
bssisbsnbsn @sfi9te Der sottieIissn an n a
gatbarina @mmeri9. Oatan
i6IisBen WittbsiIunsen iber ben 9ebruan'
bel, bas @irtsn, 2sibsu, Sts,bsn unb auf.
eriieben bss 9eiIanbss u. |. NJ. Wsbr aIs
80 OrisinaIbtIbsr siersn ben Cert. Der
Druid 1T sroB, bic Ausifattuns isbr bibid
unb gut. Oas Wsrt sri4eint in 20 Ssf
ten, BON 6 bis 8 goseu, pom benen isbss
80 Gents toiist = rs9t biuis. Die bsiben
sriisn Ssfts, bic Dor uns Iiessn, ssussn uon
Der 9eOiesenbeit bss Wsrtss.
aus benz Ysrlas Der grioer Rrsuser
in Baltimore srbislten mir: Sic 81. WeEe
uno lire Grrcmonicn II Der morssns
abenbIdnbii@en 6ir9e.
Cine sei9tbtli4e GbbanbIuns
. o M 8 0 d ~. s. 5. C'Yrien A. NJ, aus
b EN- gnsIiideu aberfeet pom
3 o d 10. Germ y. s. 6nsbers. Dies
IN elm treffidss BUD. bas wIr alien 9sisrn
smpieblsn tSnnsn. IS sibt uus 4usiunft
ibsr bic @si9idte bss b. WsBOpfsrs. bic
Bitten BEL bsmislben in ben psri5isbsHen
bes Worseulanbss unb 4bsnbIan'
bss. Abseiebsn einiss ipra&Ii9s S9nibs
bat uns bas Bud gut ssfausn. esibsr
ii uns Der senaue prsis niSt bstannt.
0as pra9tUOis @srt uOn 5. of.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10

sinen i%sIbffdnbisen @runbbsfs baben
uno 9anbwirtbidaft betreibsn.A l1eber bic
weiteren grforbsrnife Der RitsIiebidaft
berri4ts nie cine Meinunssusri6teoenbeit
grfiuuns Der 9fi9tsn is isiner gonfei
fion, let IS bic tatboIii6e obsr epanssIi'
i9e, Elm moraliider, ni9terner 9ebens
wanbeI, @ro6isbristeit anb Solbefs Der
birserIi4en @brenre5ts. 9luf bieis mebr
psriOhIi9sn giseni5aften purbe iiets mebr
@swi9t selest, ais auf bic @,6be bes Ses
fsss. Infanss satIten bic Witslieber
idbrli9 30 Yfennise. felt 1870 idbrIi9 l
Wart our Ssrsinstafe. @ie slidli4 bic
Sbss elmer bduerIi9en 9snoHsuiduft mar,
seiste id bel @sIesenbsit Der SammIuns
BON llnteri9riften fir bic seba4te Petition
an ben 2anbtas. Oamals tuudten gau'
ernpsrsius mad benz Wufer Der beibsn be.
reits befebsnben In fat aaen 6retieu
@sffaIens auf. Wtt ben anitoB bier3u
battsn spsi S6riften sssebsn: bic Dor,
trsf1ide Sro6ire vOie Gage bes Sauern'
fanbes tn Weifalen unb mas ibm Nott
tbut" pom Sreibsrrn pom S9orIsmer'a lf
huu puo piiyiHSoS OaVteih UUut OuuSt ~
Sreutsr vBuer ct is Sieo". Anfauss no,
beabR9tist, ben 8auernpsrein bss Rreiiss
Steiufurt, weIder OILS bic WurseI bes
weitfdIiidsn 8uuernpsreins ansuisbsn 1T.
aud in bsr &idtuns wirtiam su MAIDEN
bab bic Witslisbsr ibre itaatsbirsaIi1er
&s9is Bel @iIbans Der @emeinbe:, Rreis:
g! Opinstal' unb 0uubes: 8srtretuns liberal
uabrnsb men iOuteu. Sas war gan, ba,m
los semsint. aueiu bic Staaisresisruu!
slaubts bisraus entnsbmen gu mi len, bat
Der 8srsin uor3ussueiie poIitii@e Sued
uerfoIse, uno IieB cine GENTLE 1>bsrwa
dung eintreten. Sn 6olse beisn itri9 be
Serein bic beSisIi6en Safe Gus isins,
statutsx unS fiSts ansbrltli9 ben ga
rusrupben Elm, baB Der Sauernuerein lid
nit PoIitit unb &slision uibt bsi5dftise
6srner iudte man gOrporationsredte fa
ben Ssrein "a erue,bsn Der bssfaafs
Gntras putbe ieto5 numb abssi5Iasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10
stabler, eebcn Der &. Gliiabeta pun I'm.

stGbler, 9rbcn Der 8. Glijabrtb bon llns
garn mad benz Srans6fiden bes @rafen
Wpntalcmbrrt Iiest nun p~outdnbis In IL
9ieferunsen Dor. @s LIT biss elm Pra9ts
inert In bes Wortes ppuiier 0s6eutuns.
Der Stoff 1T elm erbabener, bic 8earbei
flung Der Sadie wiirbis, bic Spra5e id6n,
oft idwunsuol. Dabsi cine sIssante aus
itattung. Das Yupisr sIdnsenb weis ; Der
Druid tlar unb rein. Die Stide nod ben
beifen Riniflern, faft iebsr sine Reiiier
leiituns. unb basu In Der NnSabl BON l26.
Wabrli4, iebe Samilie. bic auf quite. drifts
Iide 9eetirs unb auf tunifrsids Sausbi,
der bdlt, ioqte ni9t %psridumen, iid bas
Wert Az bei9afisn, tuitet IS bod uur =
obne Banb = 81, 20.
The Holy Family II Der sitel
elmer psriooii9en 3eitidrift. bic ,um Bteiie
BON 81 idbrli6 bel Hickey u Co Vatican
Library. eri5eiut. Die 3sitidrift er:
fdeint mouailiG unb l,sfsrt aussslsi5usten
2eieifuff far SduItinbsr unb bic erra1.
iene Sussnb. Gltern. bic ensliids 2'ctirs
fir ib,e Smter nui6affen molten, t0nnen
mir bic blbi9sr Slattsr smpfsbisu
Serr MihIbauer 81 BebrIe,
ButbdnbIsr, go. Al Sput5 2aiaus Str.
tn Chicago, baben uns Elm Nnbentsn on bic
erite 81. Communion unb bic 81. Strmune
a~useianbf, bas uns better ssfdat, ais irsent
Elm anbsres @ommunionaubsntsn, bas mi,
nod sefeben. Sn Der Witte ftsbt gbriitus
umseben bon ieinen Sinsern bsim lester
Nberbmale. Die 9yrppe einssrabmt Dor
einem sotbiiden Soseu. Sn elnsui anoerr
Seloe besisIben goseus pirb bas 81. Ga
tramsnt Der Sirmuus barssits0t burd Der
has I'll. Satrament an bic SirmIinss ipsn
ben0en Siidof. &unbbsrum in sr6Bereu
6slbe ieben mir obsn bic 81. OreifaItise /
redts uub limits anbstenbe gussI, tisfs,
bIdbenbe ROisnii6te, bic i9 in bic Ssniie,
bibf9 biueiuranten. &unbberum sotbt
i9ss WaaBusrt nit pafienben Sinniprii
den, am SuBe &aum fir Ramsn bes Com
munitanten unb Sirmlinss, nebit Datum
u. |. No.. Die Sarbenbarmonie unb be-
Druid 1T pra4tis unb pen innsn iebr bibfd
nod MuBen abestont. Dabsi iiub btei
Nnbenfeu Bel elmer @,6Se, pon Is BEL IL
3ou, isbr biuis, Bios $3.50 per 0ussnb
Cert nod Wuni9, beuti@ ober ensIii9,-
@ud Sirmunssaubsptsn ALIEN In berieI
ben @r6Be, isbo9 tur bsuti9, iiab gun
ielben Breiie su baben.
SIN gerIase uon Sr. g itet & s o
In Nsu Yort (Y. .. o. 1927 uno II
Cincinnati III sri1itneu: MisSa i'
hon. Purissi,ni Cords, Il. M0-
riNe y. (9er5 Watia Mshe) fir 2 Stim
men (Sopran u. NIt) ODER fur 8 Stimmer
(Sopran aIt unb gaf) unb SrssIbeslei
tuns pom ). Sinsrnbcrscr. Oa uns bi'
Wsiie ielbf nidt 81 sins, mifen mir uns
NIT bieier turben Noti3 besnisen, bod ie'
ben mir aus anbsrn SIdttsrn, bab bel
prsis 80 Gents III.
gon Der Mlten unb Neuen 9Selt. ben
6ausidaB, unb ben &atbulii6cu WiiiioE
nem fnb uns msbrsre Nummsrn Susesan
gen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10
Originate ur%rcipnnoen3 aus Citinoien
Calcutta, Den %. Wdra 1881.
@sebrtsr 6err &ebatteur

@sebrtsr 5srr &sbattsur!
aGsema6 ndbert Der Wonat WdrS lid
ieinem gnoe, uno uenn's bier in Calcutta
10 melt gsfommen 1T, Iagt nan Der anSes
nsbmen Sabresjeit Der fiblen Wfonats
aoieu ooer Au r%evoire, ie na1oem. Sie=
ies Sa6r msinte Der Monat War, ss 3iems
lid gut nit uns, ba mir big i'st psradlt-
nibmdBig fibIes Dettsr battsn ba allsin
bort man bann aud iaon bic u. oa. tuie uns
unslidsprop9eten, Die Ii1 aus Wstter bier
in Snbisn 5u psritebsn ~bebaupten, erfabrene
2suts, iagsn .gBir wsroen's bs3a6lsn',
oa Die WOnats april uno Wai I'm 10 beiis
fer isin perben. Gem isi nun ME ss
noble, in iebem Sale mlHen mir uns in's
llrtbeil srsebsn, oas Der liebe @ott iiber
unjern erit.n Batter i'm 9araoieie ausse'
ipro6sn: SIN S9wsiBs oeinss an3ei4tss
iolGt Du Sein BrOo psrbienen." IN tuen
t0nnten mir bsnn au6 appslirsn2 sc.
nib ni9t an unisre srobsn 5uien, uniers
inbii9n Staats mdnner, be uns I'M
Slide laIisn u. f9 bersits aus benz Staube
9ema9t babsn. 9ie bObsn 8samtsn iino
sessnpdrtis auf Dem 8s9e gu ben @ebir.
9sn beg SimalaDas; es 1T ibnen guar
niat barum 3u tbun, Den famoi'n 8poer'
pab 81 inipi3lrsn, ooer gu lsbsn. luts ss in
ausl9aut Oh Der Sbron oIs neuen
6errn amssr nod in Den Jasen bdlt nsin,
iol&e 2odipsiisn wdrosn oisie 9roBsn
0sute Mot nod benz Norbsn 5iebsn, ba
oieIelbeu ales oeiien sum grbrshen lait
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10
Sie &0niein pes Wai'S.

Der &briIen Staar fpmmt bsut bsslift,
8 Sunsfrau, DID su ebren,
Wit glumsn bat Ils reid esltm.dt
Tsin Bib auf ben Iltirtn.
Nimm, iiss @uttsr, bulbppI bin
Dss Grablinss erie Spsntsn,
8, mimi re, WaienfSnisin,
Gus Gsiusr ainbsr SInbsn.
Tu bit bic ellie mafelps,
2is unbsAsdt ensfanssn
Su Dir, Ter rsinsr Simmels.c1'
81 Ssil uns aufstsanscn.
Wit 9disn uns nit Stolen fsb'n
9Bir ssrne did umssbsn,
Sn Teiner Nibe, o ME itpu,
@srbauSsn le itr Ssbsn.
Dr& msbr, ais ale S%lumsn,isr
die Ssrssu Dir ssfalsn:
Drum brinssn bisis frsueis mir
9a bic ssreibisn Saaen.
gBir seSen ir in Isins Out
2a6 fe pom Seine ntft rauben
Gntfatt e'rin Der 0iebs Slut
Die SpTnuns unS ben 0lauteI.
Die Dsmutb Sanftmutb unb 9rtuIt
@rbitts Tsinsn ainpern.
8, mG6tsn ME burS sis'ns S&ulp
Detn bell sss @srt mir bintsrn.
limb fint bic 0iftf bier 70 raub,
DAP he uus fDnnttn Sbaten,
@rbitte uas, Q sit'Se Srau,
gsm Simmel rsus 0nabeT.
Du pirIt psrali&M sinem Srrt,
Zen nod tsin 6sinb fonnt' i%tirmen,
Drum MOLE isSt unb INN erfprt
llns Define Es6te f4irmen.
Gin sins' ger Bid pom Dir ssnlst
Den Corn tts Srrrn ~ penbfn,
Tu ban mob jeeen 5sinb bfisst
0I mirf uus SHlfe lsafsn.
Das Scr; itliet rutig in Der BRAT
1ag'S epEurrn aud unb SliBen,
@ir iassn uns nit isl'ssr Gut:
DDts Nuitsr pirb uns bis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10
QathcIiSher GirHcn. 1aIcnser.

Sd ssbe gu hem. Der mid ssianSt bat.
Sob. l6.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-27
T L \

A Buffalo paper calls Secretary Nc
Veagh "the unnanagable son-in-law OF
Simon Cameron"
| Carlyle said Of Parliament: "Pala-
vering, palavering, and nothing to show
| for it for the most part but cheWed air"
They say Fred Paulding knows the
play Of Hamlet backward. Those who
have seen him in it will believe this
But why did he learn it that way?
Boston Post. .
Do you drink:' said a temperance
reformer to beggar who had implored
him for aims. (" Yes, thank you," re-
turned the candid pauper; where
shall we go?''
One Of CUR lawyers, on being asked
what he thought of the inaugural, gave
il this praise: Well, Garfield began
with sFelloW-citizens' and ended with
almighty God,' and there was gen
tie slope all the way up; after which he
kissed his mother" -,Spri,agfeid Repu6-
Ijc0n.
The church was warm, the minister
was dull and everybody fell asleep eX-
cept half-witted Jamie. "My breth-
ren," shouted the indignant pastor, s'you
should take the example of that fool
there. He keeps awake" Gay, ay.
minister" said Jamie, " but if hadn't
been fool l would have been asleep
like the ithers."
The New York Express suggested
that Garfeld's minister should take his
text from Daniel, tx, "a: ale shall
enter peaceably even upon the latest
places, and he shall do that
which his fathers have not done, nor
his fathers fathers; he shall scatter
among them the prey, and spoil, and
riches" And all the congregation will
shout, "Amen!"
A New York clergyman, in lecture
on "N1odern Courtship,' told his audi
ence that "young ladies and gentlemen
should be entirely frank in their court
should describe to each other
their weak points," Many Of the
young people of his audience concluded !
to take his advice, and the result is that |
engagements have been
broken off between the young men and
women Of his congregation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-27
NOT ICE.


ysyR AL WHOM III MAY CONCERN:
4 Notice is hereby given that Georye Denton CardeW
no ion :cr Director of the Isabelle Gold and Silver
Mining Company, of London, England, and that any
power OF attorney which he may have had from said COM
pany invalid for the reasons get forth in the follow
ing resolutions:
l. Resolved. That the power OF attorney given to Mr.
Geo Denton Carew the 2ith OF August last was not
duly authorized and the seal OF the company affixed
thereto without the authority Of duly constituted board
directors, the directors OF the company hereby re
pudiae all and things DONE caus TO be done by
Mr. G. D. Cardaw, under by virtue Of such power OF
attorney and that by way OF caution the directors OF me
company do rcscnd the said power OF attorney but with
out in any way recognizing the validity OF such power Of
attorney AMI snc power of attorney Is hereby rescnded
accordingly and that the solicitor of the company inform
Mr. 6. D. Cardew of this resolution, and request him to
return to the office OF the company the said power OF
attorney
> Resolved That the solicitor do forward copy Of
the last resolution Mr. Lewis Chalmer5 the III anaer
mine and request him to advertise IN such papers
in California he may think necessary, the sad resou
ton the purpor thereof and also the fact or Mr. IL D.
Crew having resigned the office Of director OF the com
pany. BY order of the Directors.
mrt3w LEWIS CHALMERS, Manager
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-27

pressed desire to rewrite the volume
from beginning to end"
SUIT THREATENED.
~ finally threatened suit, and on the
Sd day of May, 1879, he walked into the
room next to this and promised to pay
me. He agreed to pay me $4,000 and
interest from January 1st, 1869, within
two weeks. To give him privacy and
confidence 1 arose and shut the doors.
In trembling voice and excited man.
ner he said that he had come to pre-
serve my friendship and to arrange for
the payment of the claim on which l
had brought suit. [ responded with
great frankness and tenderness, for L
had dearly loved and houndlessly adj
mired him. / reminded him of my
services in the Tilton trial. l don't re-
member whether | told him that l had
a letter in my drawer from his counsel,
John X. Porter, written after his escape
from conviction, in which that great
lawyer told me that had saved Beech
er from ruin. He asked me to define
my complaint against him. / did So"
\ REMARKABLE SCENE.
':After giving Beecher the ground
work Of my claim," continued Mr..
Will<eson, II told him the best lawyers
in New York said that | could recover
on every one OF the five items in my
complaint. feeiingly added that |
did not want to drag him into court,
and publicly pursue him for bad faith
and delinquences.~ [ offered q gener-
ous, easy, and untroublesome settle
| ment. | would give up every claim
and surrender everything if he would
return ny $4,000 with interest, al
though its loss had led me into bank
ruptcy. Tears filed his eyes. His
| lips quivered. He grasped my hands,
and, in Il tremulous voice, said: You
are the most magnanimous of men.
Your claims are just. [ acknowledge
them. No man in the world would
have treated me thus. [ will pay you
the $4,000 and interest,""
ale strobe lingeringly to the door,
and I opened it for him. Of course l
accompanied him to the head of the
staircase. Down the steps he swept,
stopped half way, grasped the rail, and,
turning up to me his grand face and
head, said, 'Sam'-he always called me
Sam-sSam, blame me, reproach me;
but, Sam, don't cease to love me- And
then he rushed down to the door and
out into Fifth avenue with rs perfect
an effect as Salvini ever made. l
shranil back into my room and shut the.
door. I actually struggled with a sense
Of guilt for having brought an action
for debt against a saint. Nor did this
feeling subside until the expiration of
the promised two weeks. The Lords
annointed did not come pursuant to
agreement, and he has not entered my
office from that day to this, nor has he
spoken a word to me-"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-27

The APPEAL receives a good many
complaints from Reno regarding the
tardy arrival of the Appeal. The pa
pers sent to regular subscribers have
the names plainly printed on the wrap
pers by a machine, and there is no ex-
cuse for delays in transmission.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-27

While Malone was fighting to des-
troy the Union the Democrats never
charged him with treason. Now that
he has seen fit to vote with the Repub-
licans in the Senate, he is called a
traitor.-.Son lose MlrcurY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-27

Geneveive Ward, the actress, comes
out over her signature and asks for sep
arate sleeping cars for women. When
the public see her picture in the last
number of the New York Mirror they
will concur, only asking that it be put
on the rear of the freight cabs:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-27

Uncle John Booth of the Austin
Receillc complains as follows: "For
some weeks past gambling in this burg
has been run down to a very low ebb,"
and then he adds: awe find it a close
game to make current expenses, with
all the economy used, including fifteen
hours in twenty-four Of our own indi-
vidual services thrown in" And yet
The pious Mr.. Booth objects to the Ne
vada lottery as a sinful and altogether
deplorable enterprise.-[C Chronicle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-27

The Times has just reached the con-
clusion that there are too many papers
in Carson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-27

A blind man was taken all through a
grass Valley mine, and when he got
above ground knew really as much re-
garding the property as an expert on
visiting day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-27

The Gold Hill Nevs, by persistently
opposing the lottery scheme, allows its
ideas on constitutional law to get the
better of the humane regard which every
one should have for the unfortunate
orphans. The lottery bill is both charit-
able and constitutional, and if a $780,
900 asylum can be erected in Nevada
no one will begrudge the money tie
stockholders of the lottery scheme make
out of it.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-08

ming cocoanut, which on coming to rest
points TO one Of the surrounding persons,
thereby single him out. Early historic
races supply illustrations, as the Hebrews
in the affair of Saul and Jonathan, and
as the Homeric Greeks when fixing on
a champion 10 fight with Hector. In
both these last cases there was belief in
supernatural Interference; the lot was
supposed to be divinely determined
and probably at the outset, choice by lot
for political purposes among the Athe-
mans, and for military purposes among
the Romans, as also in latter times, the
use of the lot for choosing deputies in
some of the Italian republics, and in
Spain las Leon during the twelfth CEN
tury,) was influenced by a kindred be-
lief; though doubtless the desire to give
equal chances TO rich and poor, or else
to assign without dispute mission
which was onerous or dangerous, entered
into the motive or was even predomi-
nant. Here, however, the fact TO be
noted is, that this mode of choice which
plays part in representation may also
be traced back to the usages of primitive
people.