davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

gung. a....... ..... ....a..
Situng pom 6. Sanuar.-Das
grotocou ber @etbanbIuns bss uotberse'
bsnben Cages warb ssnsbmist. 5olssnbe
Ooeumsnte uurben seprift unb sutssbet
zen BITE gonbs Der Srisbensri4tsr S.
@rippss pom @oueorb, 81. 8oIanb Don
8bitewater, DO. SpsIs pom @oneorb unb
bss @Ierts W. 6. &batisan bon Wbite:
mater Eownibip; fe,nsr BITE Sabresbe'
ri9te bss Srisbensri4te,s .. DESMOND
BON @srnou Eowuibip, bes Glsrts o.
Raeombsr pom Cascade, Roonsp pom Du
buque. Ebs. Murap uon, Soma, Dr.. Clint
uon 9ibertp uub s. s. 5reiburs Don New
Bine. 9is grnsununs pOng GrauIein
girs. 9euis gum Deputy @scOtber warb
sutsebeiBen. 8ertasuns. ".'.' .l-@
ibuns b 0 |, Z. Sanuar.-Sas
grotoeOu Der ssfrissn ger9anbluns tuarb
ssnsbmist. 5OlsenOs Ssiu&s tuurbsn Der.
l,isn unb benz goarb als GOmite bes Gan.
s.n iberpisIsn /: bon a-.r nd. az.
HMrs. Bridget Grssorp, Mrs. Sos. Su.
brod, Mrs. s. Wegart9p, Mrs. W. 5ssb,
MRS. Sane Young, Wrs. Or. Runtman,
Wlrs. 6. 6. gprasue, 9at. Smitb, Sobn
S&art Gam. Sannie, S. 8urbt, 90.
glate, unb Sobn Waler, @%erm6sensper.
paIter bon 5. Gutter, ale nm Steuerna9.
LOB tpesen grmutb ; bon &sp. 9ape I'm,
Stsu.rna9lab auf air&eneissntbum; bon
9. 2ansportbp; 6. Glpnn, 8. S9mitt,
=. Sims, &. @. grasin unb W.W. Carr
g. 60. nm Seduction Der Steuereini9ds.
suns; BON M. Gartbp um BioersinI6'
flung zines irrtbimIi9 fir Steuer perftei.
a.rten Stad 2anbts In 8rairie greei
SopaIbip /; bon 81. $rippes unb IA an.
bern, Die Den Bau elmer Bride in See. 16
2iberip fowninip p~srlanssn. 6. Seesan
unb 9 anbsrs ssrlanssn ben 8au elmer
Bride In See. 81 8bitswutsr Souni9ip
a s...;no,n, ,rh % sInhsr, 5,msn nm
m.us.U..msa, .s eoh.,,ornh,osIE,os, m
s'a@s,s;s ~sx ono, ,nS
SsIwtlO" S.,
NV n,,s
in Dubuque Sopnbiip. Sie Sruftses bon
IMo5alem SourI6ip Iu1en nm Mrmsnuns
. On r... =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
Sin 2aittef, w.I9ss Bel pisIsn 9siben

Gin 2aittsf, wsI&ss BEL pisIsn 9siosn
cine uabrbaft sIsttriide Dirtuus ausabt,
Bet befeu 9sbrau9 Der Batient fiblt, pts
bic S9msrsen aus benz R0rpsr psrbranst,
ia f5rmIid bsrausseaOsen wsrbsn. iollts In
teinsr Samilts febIeu. aass btsfss tbut
bas ct. Satobs Del. auberbsm III es
ebsnfo pirtiam BET uieIsn @sbrs9sn, wsl'
den 5austbisrs, aIs Rabe, gfsrbs &c. un'
termorfen ffnb. ...
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
Sfa& anttt 8nnSe!

t1niern 9eiern babsn mir eine Soppel'
bo6,sit su bsridteu. am Dienfas tratsn
in ben 8unb Der 3. Gbe unier frabsrs
asent Serr Rs. 2oes pen Gable WOunb
unb 5srr 8. 5oHmaun BON gOneorb ma
ben bsibsn Sdpsfsrn 2ena unb @ary
gfobl. Sis Erauuns fanb In bsr air9s
gu SoIp @rof unb bic 9O9tsit, gu Der nut
bic na8fen gsrpanbten einselabsn tparen,
I'm Sauie bss gaters Der grdnte fatt'
M6se ben @supsrmdbIten Der Sesen BEE
Simmsls tn POLLEN WaBe au GbeiI uerben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

Ein gutter game 1T cine Iaimse, wsI'
DE ibsraa paifrt. 9err SaeOb BARNES,
@oienort, Canada, tbsiIt uns SoIsenbes
nit: Ser gsbraud pom Or. ausuf
a5nis's spar bnrser gruftbee
mar aud In ~unfersr 5amiIie BON benz i&Ons
fen @rfoIs bssIeitet; Der Ebse bat f@ tn
Der sansen Ra9bari9uft sinsn sutsu gsa'
rtea ernorben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
ReSs9ort @arftbsri9t.

Utr SsItsrapD. 10. San. 1881.
@~sttsn.-MiIpautee, 30. 2, $l.l7.
6afer--42 Bis 40 Gt8.
Welt4torn-sem. 10. 50 Bis 81 st.
yS4wetuefetf@-$l2. rs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
HtIbau{ee @arftbetxf.

Str asItsrapD 10. San. 1881.
Detteu-No. 2, OH Cts. .1rr fa
Safer-Sl Cts.
@su4toru-37 etc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
gsrreipunben3. III
eureu,b burger In Ohio.
Qanbed d.

Sa"0'u'
Mir sen hel an EN- ireie Lane, p0ns
AN oaSn as Iannn, KinenL Ire;
Mir solver sen de Kineck hei.
u,,. c., III, % l., hi.ser s6susu.
- e-vs.nu.tt On rondben gten IN
@"S.n~s' e,,r,,,.r ~ 6ou,, ana ons.rn
~. ,,s ~, b,us sr.use .ntoeoen:
S Il Ron m~,u;,brstoo ,uo,,
- 8 =, n.r ,I,s,,,n' SIND, unb
-, Sot In s;,,.r Cd. bos oon,
sss.g.r, Cam ,,b,rr,5t unb IN Ser Msu.
;.hrsro6t hi wi,r must unb sreuben.
tMsHsr h,n @inf.rnuntt credit. qonbed
r.. sr.; m.;r,r ,ahrid nou S,rpbos In
MN n. q , h.r f~drorinurioen
AL. =. n~,r;4 nan Tor.so no5 Deco.
NV s.t,"t nors.r ~ ga n Elm freunt.
g.. s., o,f RON sr,mh,n MN
u~ernb.rein efueu eiu~Iobenheu gtnbrud
- o,.x. m.,rrho,a ehrss,,ru,
m"9'' ""yt fiA mu
9aus nno S@ule He9a'en oe w'"'e 9"
inb 3eiseu bur4 tbr ftattlt4es MeuBere,
bo6 bte @emetnbe unter Der umH4ttgen
2situns bon &sp. 8. y. 5etlano f1 tn
suten nmfdnbsn bsRnbst. Ote @en'etf1os
beftsbt aus unssfdbr 80 beutidsa Ganstlter
wopOn ca. 25 aus benz 2ursmburser Saros
faauimen. 9tsien gait banptid4Ii@ 1ist''
Befu4. Dis aItern untsr tbusn tar1sn
f&on piersis SABRE turad na4 Auasrtta,
Iiesen f9 srff tn Ssnsea 80. ntsSsr, 3Ossn
aber suantis Sabre fpdtsr non bort nod
ibrsm issiseu glass 9anbsd. Inter bars
Ten gntbebrunsen, oft pon 5unssr unb
eranfbsit seplast, ps,loren fe benno4 nis
ben Rutb unb tSnmsn isst init StoIs auf
BITE @rrunssni9aftsn ibres ansbauernben
Slsis,s Btden. Die r,eiffen fnb Garmer
unS benten: ug "a 81
de bescbte Mann. am 1 AMEN Land,
De fen mer an dem Bauernstand,
HEN seht % 6Bruod br allie Welt
ma. Saurem CIV 'u'
Wir net der Bauer mat der scbuor.
so..a. o..Eu IL ,,.,,s
..ssa.. - "r..r 49,, ...r.r CAL.
Wv . .T.I., fx.,
nv. -. ,.ts.n,
s..sas. sp mssrs w.s;rh;sr b.rsia
oasS.s.s. n,S G,r;,
$50. 10 ~, .sSr;x ,.x ,,uosr
$3.50 L.I.-.s. o..
=. -. !, nrsns.n
w..x. Sa;n,., srh sh.r ,,,r,u Sourt,
-,.-..s.,a. nh., s.;n rnn,rusi,Iiasr
60 tSo3t.t s,s ,omm,rh,n grt,rs unb
y -. ~. trshr6.r INSTRUMENTATION nbsroH
;n,,,,,, MI moa G,r c,,t, ausou
M. h,s Ia r,h 81. orn,,r aouhsI,ut.
s.x. -, s.t,.n.r. h~,o,or,t,
N mk.n.., 81 %or;.
% ~osu.~ q @x.arn.n ,rh @
as.. s,.r. ~ ,,;.s.r ui, X.
sn.4h.1, h.,onn, NJ.
"a -. GsT. r.M,., 81.
wv Gs,,..t.s .,-r,..r,..r
. ssa 80. So. 60
y % 49, q @x;m.
~aa,s % ON I'D m.Sr., SD
Ia GU. sI,.s sx q w.
Sas~ 80 o.s-.yh,.,.:.
% W. ee' ~" le"sns'
etn ausge3et4netss Stsr usrl9entt uno me-
benbsi nit Groceries sinen einttdsIiden
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
Serr 2ai6. 2ai&efs, sIssnt fur bic

EId1idge unb NeW Home Ndbua'
idinen, ,u fiubsn Bet Spbn S9uIer, Wbites
hrase 3pti9sn II. unb ls. StraBs. Rab'
uabeIn unb 8ubsbSr (Attachments) wsrben
III ben biuisitsu pretisn pertauft, ebsnio
Rdbmai4insn Bel mir auf's biaiSffe unb
bette rsparirt. Spredt Bet mir pOr, sbs
ibr fonftuo fault. y 4s9 5Ol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
9seifemoe Aseaten
Z. ). Sbobe & alfrcs Giitten.

Swei gorrefponoensen iibsr adremb.
8srsinsansslesenbeiten muBten mir aut
ndhfe Scr. perf9isben. Ql<#
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
Staot 4 Ameeeeno.

s@- Entered at the post-of6oe at Dubuque,
Va, and admitted for transmission through
20 mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
Ar6itfcf.

Srsb. Deer, s4r&itect unba Sapsrintsn'
bent. S9uIeu aab str@sn cine SpesiaIi'
tdt. gde tier unb Soma StraBe. %
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

2Str ma&eu uufers aeisr auf bic an'
,eiae pon gtttmsisr's California Bein
Bttters aufmsrtiuu. Disiss bsrrIi&e
MitteI bat dtsrau bic frsanbli@fe aufs
nabme ssfunbsn unb nsbmen MIR tsinen
anifanb es hermit bsftens au s~mpfsbIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
30. 2. - @S@eatliGe 8rieFias

Dutaaut ben 10. San, 1881,
On pdxtt aqt Driefs austiaat fab pd6t BON 8. g an.
ttS tun 10. Sau. In Der ttsastu psasftst snstiunntn nab
siat absthsIt ustttn ans.
gtbufe @ptletb Rtuttfr Nie
9eib,r, WiH DParY Stapfr Brfb
Gsniofr Carl !.r TI9 Sgapsrl Sepa
Grarutr Qt,,ie Sdaar Rarsarttba
NofIt lraaf ",' J" S&parj Wt@ad ~"
@cttsl MR H Spntu Site
(3retber Spbu n,.f 2bumIsr Wilibilb "a
Rsup Ssnrp ......r Use 8ranf W ,.
9tib0lp Rate Ve91 apsepprf
Ntyn 9S s.'
r pRas yuata, ut3t, ptuu nan naa Drttn auf sttfu eihs
~ btmSrttu, bat Ht q ne tIttst tnb, uue bic Ran.
sn orta!at aniustbtu.
Ct Norbert. ysssdta
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

an eisentgamer pon SsfefSea!
@ebt su eursm apOtbster unb fauft cine
5lai&e ponag2. albert SmitbS
xHoof' Liquid, bas psItberabmts
6siImittsI flr 8ferbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
sol; su bamen.

Der tinttpsi6nsts II sspiat, iin bti NsnO.
racues CITATION fttsnbss Malblanb ,absubpIStn.
3 eisnisen, bic ssrns itr Doll fslbif baasu, ton.
men tiss bier tbun, ipSsr fs per ecae bon 50
bic rs Gts. unb $780, ts mad art hes Soljss, an
ben unt,rssi&nstrn tsiubIsn, Man iprs$s Dor
b,i " ~ Spmtnif Sour, rIf
- '1''" Nsnpmpnse Ssldnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
@p TIT Saepba1bta?

stbartis zen e&rsnt rtiltr %(9ur,mbara). Grabtrt Brief
ssn ibm partn satirt ssn Naplstsn User ausfunft iber
fttntn itttstn 0%uftntbdlt stbtn tenn, IN etb'ten, bitltibt an
gteolas GbtQ. 30. Is Wltsanid Str, Bttrsit. Wli6 rbtr
an bic Rtsafttsn Der .gatetit" ~ fAtdtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11
Su pcrfaufen!

Der lIattr,e& ntte bitst bisrmitt fensn In DpritsHatsn
Srpa, ~atlsetuta Store NIT aQtn g0aartn ais I; 8rets. tan,
Stisfla. Ritie,rn u. r. N. sum geriauft aus. tttbsabr
psatu H8 on Srt ane g cue fsl6t Bet hem pnttrittHtttH
gtstnItamtr umfrastn, Ter ibHtn als &ustnpft nbtr has
@tf&Aft ftbR pHh hit Stsinsunstn bee strfaafs stbt.-
NaH a%ereFtt; LANE 1927 - ~.
=, % u Sobn SonFaint,
@ef .cas'3 ~ Wsrtbtastsa. GusaaHt g., Ssna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-11

Mir sen hei an EN- freie Land,
An dach as neischt aus Rand Band,
Mir schwere kenem Kineck Trei,
Mir solver sen de Kineck hei.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18
Eight Months with an Empty stom.
ach-Eood By Ipjectien-A Life
Not Worth Living.

NEW Yoax. June 1s.-A Times special
from Battle Creek, Mioh.. says: Brisi
mention has been made in the Ttnss on
various oecssions Of Mrs. Nellie Ingram.
who since last October has been unable
to eat. She II nov thirty.six years old
snd has been twice married. In girl.
hood she was . robust specimen Of
blooming health and the possessor Of .
more than ordinary hns constitution.
which did not grow less u shs advanced
in age. October 11th she stopped into
. dentists ofaos for the purpose Of hav.
log Q tooth extracted. She was then in
most perfect health and weighed not far
from $50 pounds. The tooth that was
the occasion Of her visit was . large
double one, situated far back on the
Jaw. firm and fast and very Troublesome
from . cavity. The extraction was .
very difficult one. producing intense
pain. Mrs. Ingram became terribly q.
cited, which eliminated In Q nervous
shock. A hack was called and she was
conveyed home IN . greatly ~prostratsd
condition. She was taken with q severe
pain In the bowels, which has continued
night and day since that time, accom-
panied BY . terrible sickness and nausea.
She attempted 10 eat food 10 sustain life
but the presence Of food only produced
Q loathing and dsathly sickness. The
experiment was repeatedly tried, until u
became Q torment and abe was ct last
given up.
Since October IL, 1880, she has lain
In bed unable to take food or water and
have u remain IN her stomach. Unable
to eject anything by vomiting. . paroxysm
OF rstching comes on that leaves her In .
totally exhausted condition. Il 10 not
necessary that food should be presented
to produce Il; In fact these spssms OCCUR
every hour or 20. The attending ply
stefan began giving her injections.
thereby sustaining lie BY . process Of
absorption BY the wallis Of the intsstinss.
They have also sustained life BY baths
Of beef tee. milk and such highly nu-
tritious liquids. with an occasional bath
Of alcohol to keep the pores open. she
has lived for the past eight months on
this thin diet. Her weight has been 70.
ducsd from $50 10 lees than 30 pounds;
but her face still preserves . quite
healthy appearances. Her nerves are ct
such . high tension that she 10 unable 70
sleep more thsa two hours In the twenty.
four. She has Substantially lost her
voice, and Il unable 10 speak above Q
low whisper. A constant fever attends
her. accompanied BY IN ~inordinats thirst,
but abe cannot drink any more than eat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18
A CeWsrdly Brute.

LiADvIILs. June 18.-Last evening
sx-Aldsrman John MeCombs shot and
probably fatally wounded James No
Donald. . well known variety actor.
MoOombs's buggy was hitohed before
his house. whom Mcdonald requested.
and hs claims received. permission 10
take ZONE children out riding. Hs put
several children In the buggy and drove
around the block. On his return No.
Combs VA In . rage, and regardless OF
the children. fred twice. one ball strik.
ing McDonald In the head. MeCombe
has been . prominent candidate for
Lieutenant Governor. and Mayor. and
last spring va before the people - .
nominee for City Treasurer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
Tho Irish Land Bill In Parliament
ireland Qulescent- Glsdstene
~uA TIA Hrntfh.

Tho Irish Land Bill In Parliament
ireland Qulescent- Gladstene
and the scotch.
Loxpos, June 1s.-Parnsll and his
associates In Parliament are now doing
their best to advance the Land Bill
through committee. This. there 10 good
authority for saying. II In accordance
with an understanding that Forsssr viii
retire from the Chief S~sorstavyship d
the end Of the session. Quistnsss has
been restored In ireland. A few unim-
portant arrests have been made under
the Coercion Act this week, bat the
stats OF the country u very satisfsetofy.
Crops promise veil, and the weather 10
fsvorsbls. A the farmers ssy. "Prou-
dsnes 10 killing the Lsesus." The Land
bill Will certainly ,rsssh the upper House
BY the hst week In July. The narrow
division on Hsnnsssy's amendment
Thursday evening had no asniheanos;
indeed the government had made that
amendment almost IN open question,
and forty Of the supporters voted fos Il.
Deputauons Of Ulster farmers have
done much TO disarm the hostility Of the
opposition, most Of the farmers In that
province being sound Tories and Orange
men. They say that the bill. With one
or two unimportant amendments - 70
length Of tenure. will b highly accept.
able to the tenants Of the North. In
the House yesterday Gladstone an.
nounosd his intention TO move for
amsndmsnts TO the third clause Of the
Land bill, making II clear that Q land
lord IL entitled 10 the same socsss to the
civil bill courts - . tenant.
The Midlothian Liberal Association, OF
which the Earl Of Rossbsrry 10 Prssi-
dent. 10 already making active prspsra-
tons to receive Mr.. Gladstone there
when the Houses rise. The Sootohoom-
plain, and with justice. that Scotland
has been utterly neglected this session.
and that for the hrst time In many years
there Il NO born S~ootohmsn In the Cab.
inst. nevertheless the Premisr's eonstit.
usnts will give him IN enthusiastic vel.
come. II 10 probable that In the course
Of his speeches there he will deal d
length with the rstaliatory movement
which ID making great hssdwsy among
the working Glasses In Edinburgh and
Glasgow. The sugar rsAnsrs Of the
Clyde will ask him 10 give his views on
the ~sdvisabihty OF lsvying IN import
duty on continental beet sugar 10 onset
the French bounty system.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18
INITIATED Cola.
Esrska SsnHssi.

~ S~N@s"-
The extensive mutilation Of silver
coin. supposed to b the work Of the
Chinese. IL being supplemented By the
system Of sweating gold coin. Evidences
Of this fact may b had BY inspecting any
stock Of 36 gold pieces. The coins seem
to have been subjected TO . bath Of
some kind. and are often found slightly
clipped. The diminution In weight 10
sometimes considerable. and the wes-
tsrn Mints. brokers and bankers refuse
to recsivs them. except ct . discount.
This has driven the coin 10 the interior.
and Nevada IL being flooded with II. In
fact dsbsssd coin Of various kinds com.
prise the best part Of our circulating ms
dunn. and Il will increase Just % long
% our trsdsspsopls continue to take u.
Dsiaosd coin Of any nature should 30
rejected. The banks have set the exam.
pie, and viii not take Il st it, face
value. Let the business community do
likewise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18
Enterprise Of the London Dailles-
Sensational News.

LONDON. Juns 1.-THE Standard hav.
ing commenced Q cable service from
America, two other large London dailiss
have followed suit, and just now there
IL q plethora Of news from the United
States. The cable dispatches furnish
some very startling information, %. for
instance. that most Of the manufactures
In the United States have shut mp In
consequences Of English competition
that there are labor strikes In every
direction; that the Fsnians are openly
preparing TO commit all kinds Of out
RACES against England. and that the
whole country got drunk over the victory
OF Iroquois In the Derby.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18
Grant Not Going to Albany.

New Yoax, June ia Nmss reporter
yesterday interviewed Grant. Who said:
81 have returned to New York nov to
remain here permanently. i shall 60 70
Long Branch for the summer In . few
days. bot this city II 70 BE- my futurs
home" The General declined 70 talk
upon politics or the situation Of the
Senatorial Eight In this State. bat 70 The
question whether hs intended - 70 70
Albany 70 take part In Il he esvs for
answer Q veg emphatic "Qe."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Mining Injunction Stayed.

NEVADA ORR. Cal. June 1s.-Grsst
snshusiasm and good feeling prevails
here over the receipt Of the news that
the Supreme Court had stayed The In.
junction In the case Of the city Of
Marysvills against the North Bloomfield
Mining Company. A salute va fred
last evening. and Q band Of music played
upon the streets. The hydraulic mines
viii be started mp d onos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18
ssaaazas Of nsttss.
Eureka Ssmhasl. Jsas 10.

Afsw miles this side Of the summit.
on the E. 4 p. r. B.. the mountain
ranges are covered with sheep. They
must number all the way from i've TO
ten thousand. a. They make the hillsidss
white With their nsscy coats for . mile
OF more. The country. however. does
not look very inviting for raising mutton
OF WOOL. Its forbiddins aspect shows
only sassbrush and sandy soil; yet u u
asserted that the little Tufts Of grass
which grow under the svsrprsssut sags-
brush 10 very nutritious. and that the
sheep thrive and fattsu upon Il In . short
time. This h the point from which our
batohsrs get some Of thsir iucisss NUT
ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18
snsaInArs oe.eKsDHrss.,

The trial Of County Commissioner
Sheridan. for alleged malfsasanos In
ofaos. terminated yesterday at Virginia
In . oomplsts~ vindioation Of his honesty.
but not his eapability. By any means.
Hs has now The opportunity 10 make .
good. square and honsstly vids-axaks,
falling point for himsslf BY grsosfully
rendering and insisting upon biz rssls.
nation. regardless Of political attitudes.
proclividss. prospects. political friends
or anything else. Such . course would
vindioats him personally very much
more than anything else. But perhaps
hs win not do Il.
The Virginia papsrs have oppressed
thsnsslvss In regard to The alleged
srooksdnsss Of County oonnissionsr
Sheridan, and be Il o1adally and legally
cleared iron al liability OF blame. And
In doing % they have rspublishsd what
they had 10 say about the matter when
Il was nrss exposed. with Sheridan some
hundreds Of miles avsy-dovn In Ar
soma. The NEws will also rspublish
what q had 70 say. q publishsd In IT.
issue Of Nay assh:
Warren J. Sheridan. nj Of our Storey
County Commissionsrs. has bean presented
BY The Grand Jury for mslfeasanoe IN
once. In fast. 10 locks - though be was
detected In stealing the sum OF thirty.
eight dollars Of the peoples money:
Charity u said 70 cover . multitude o.
Sins, and this ain Vas evidently committed
under the disguiss Of charity. Nobody.
however, who knows 'Sherry" personally
and intimately. believes that In this mat.
Ter he naturally tried 10 steal the sum Of
thirty-sight dollars from Storey county.
Il q . bad business proposition. 1t would
not pay TO risk loslng the sslary OF the
Once for % small sum. Unless moro
and greater financial deialcations or Oh
cisl maiisasanss are discovered In oonneo
ton with this and corroborstvs Of II.
Sheridan II not guilty. II be wishsd 70
stsal be would 90 In for mors than thirty
eight dollars. His style 10 mot hat OF .
patty larceny thief. II be IL Democrat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18

A rich strike In the shape Of large
body Of ore sssayins $4,000 10 the ton
10 reported in the Flora Morrison mine.
at Tombstone. Arizona. only $50 feet
below the surface. II would not take
many tons Of sueh ore to place even .
usvspspse man above want.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18

At Eureka. Thunday afternoon. while
the matinee Of the Havsrly Minstrsls
was In progress. with Q house we'll hllsd
With women and children, an alarm OF
Are vas given outside. and the audience
became panic STRICKEN. The managers.
however. closed ths doors and prevented
. rush. and the panic soon subsidsd
without anybody hurt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18

At q meeting Of the Stats Fair Ttus-
tees. held at Reno on Thursday evening
last, W. B. Chsmberlain was elected
President, and O. O. Stevenson. Vice
President. The Reno Journal says II IL
the intention Of the Board to 60 ahead
with the business. make out . pro-
sramms. and arrange for the annual
State Fair, a usual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18

Mr.. Blaine. Il Il reported. Il about 70
build In washinston . hsndsomsr house
than any now standing in that city. Itis
70 b. Of hard brick and stone. and on thu
Hrss door are 10 b two large drawing
rooms. . rsssption.room. dining.room.
and vary large library.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18

Aysr's Hair visor. ss it, name I'm.
piles. i~nvisoratss and strengthens the
hair. Il mot only restores the original
color 10 gray or faded hair. bat BY its
stimulating action at the roots, produces
. vigorous growth, and gives Il that
beautiful lustrs which results only from
Q strong. healthy growth Of the hair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18

Hsb Pussh - s'bsvsrsss. vhst6sr cold
or hot. u Just the thing. No might cap" sfsr
exposure 70 cold 10 more beneficial, and 70
:lsspl:s.. I'll! sirsd O. si:sons sns psrs3ss !! T.
wilma Merchants and Druggists. Trade sup
pied By Richards 3 Hairiron, Agents for the
Pacific coast. ran Hranoisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18

The loeth anniversary Of the battle Of
Bantsr Hill yesterday was observed
along the Comstock and In numerous
other parts Of America By the hosting
Of Asgs. sto. In San Francisco they
Arsd salutss. displayed their oolors. and
had . big picnic as Belmont. In Boston.
OF course. the Observance Of that very
remarkable occasion VA away ahead OF
everything. A telegram from there says:
The lo6th anniversary Of The Bunker
Hill battle caused patriotic snthusiasm
here and In Charlsstown. The day was
made Q general holiday. paradss. etc., TAX
ing the plase Of business. Festivities like
the Nardi Gras attracted nearly 100000
people. In the morning there WA . mon.
star civic and military parade, .ucoesdsd
by banqusts. Colonel William Prsseott's
monument Wa dedicated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18

The Philadslphia Times rsusfks that
':Roseos Conkling can nov b dissin-
suishsd from other men only By The
beautiful curl which hangs . his
forehead. Al Other dsns Of greatness
ere gone"