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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-15
Snfan b.
Die Crate pes Sabres 1881.

Was ben 8ei,en b~strift, 70 erweiff ein
8erelsid Der @sufusberitte hber bic grnte
pon 1850 NIT ben ausfubrtabelsu, baB
,ur 9sit Der btesidbrioen @si,enernte nod
3uilden 40 unb so MitQioneu Sulbe!s Der
poridbtigsu grnte i'm 2arbe sepeieu ietn
mlfen. Der permebrte Sebarf bsS Gan:
bes IN babel isbr reibli6 in &s&nung &c:
bra6t. Die @rnSe btefes Sabres fam,
Iuenn man ben Miuberertrag, Der uiele @e
aenben betIoffsu bat, oud nod 70 bod on
fhIdat, 6agegsn absr bic 8ermebrun0 Der
nit @ei,en beftsutsn 9runbHd6e in Be
tru6t ;iebt, ut6t unter 400 NRiQiouen 8u'
ibels sepeieu isin. Oerha9 pdren aIio
am @nbe Der @rnte1eit iiderli3 44O biz
450 Miilionen BuibaI @eiien i'm Qanoe
aepsien. Das ldbt mad ben Sere1nu9
gen bes geniusumteS uno mad 8efriebieuns
bes beimti6sn Bsberfs nod 153 bis 1913
Miuionen 8uibels our Nusfubr ibrig.
@enn bic ibermdBtse SPECULATION, mo-
bur6 bic 9rsiie bier 10 bod sebalten uer.
ben, baB uns bus ruifibe @etreibe i'm
europdiiden Wartte ben STANG ablaufen
fann, ridt bic Iusfubr bisies unIeres
l1ebst flutes perbinbert, 70 wi1b berielbe
BET ben isstsen bobeu 9rsiien Elm i66nea
StId @slb ms 9anb brinseu. Der @us.
faI In Der @elidtornernts III, ba BITE Diirrt
ssrabe In bic Wadstbums: unb Geife 9e,
riobe bisier unieter pi5tisifen @etreibe'
pianse feel, f3limmer sepeieu, ais In be,
@eisenernte. Oeuno9 1T aud er pielfad
ibsriddtt porben. sSu pielsn Ri.berunaer
unb In man9en rei5en SIseudnbereien If
bic WeIi9torn grute te~inespsses In ben
Mabe mibrutben, mie es ieiner Seit barge
felt uurbe, unb Der 2usfau an Wenae II
benz Sarmer burd BITE bobsn Yreiie oft meb
als gut aema6t wcrbsn. Die biesidbris
Weli1tornernte pirb pom lanbwirtbi4aft
Ii6en Bureau tn Waibington auf I,457
sos, 600 8uibeI ssiddst. Das 1T, nae
benz WuBifube bes porbsrsebsnbsn Sabre
ssmsfsn, freiIid cine iebr f9pade grnte
aber nod ben gerednunssn Sadperiidu
bigger mi len fd nod bebeutsnbe 0orrdtb
Der Isstidbrisen @rn;e i'm Qanbe befunbel
baden. 0ts Qnsubsn iduanten suiI6e,
200 unb $50 Wiiq. guibeI. Rsbme,
mir aber aud nur bic tIsinere 3abl, 70 ge
nist 6ieielbe UNI allen BebIrfniGen ab5u
beIfen. Die Baum nolenernte ldGst be
Iette Bsri6t bss gdsrbau:Y Bureaus au
runS 6 Wiiqionsn 8ausn. SeIbf ba
pdre eine ssOBere Grnte uIs Dor 1880 G,
sielt porben 1T. Aber bic Sd6sunq /
pabri6einIi6 mod uiel 3u nisorig. Die
bepeiisn bic Breiie, bic tros aIsr Siobspt
fen ni6t entipredenb in bic S0be eebe
molten. Dos @efammtrsiuItat 1T, tur
iuiummsefuBt. bieiss: baB, 10 i5psr b
8nluite sin3elaer Sarmer our9 bic Rif
ernie bsS WeiSens, bur5 has Ge,borre
hes Bslidtorns, bGs tbsilusiie SsblI6It
gen Der Baumuoaernte iein mSaen, b
@obIfubrt bes 2aubss unb insbeionbe,
hes 6armerf tanbss bubur9 teinsn 70 i6n,
rem StIaS erbaIten bat, uie ss 3iemlt
aIsemein ~barsefelt wurte. Der usbe,
i6uB bss Iesten Subrss finbst In SoIse b,
tbeiIweiien WiBernts 'bss Iaufsnben Sabre
einen suten Wartt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-15
Sesterrci1sunaar

Die getrie6serOffnung Der neuen 8abn
Rsran gojen bate beiuabe nidt ifattfin.
ben t6uren. Der 2anbesausi4uB pon
Eprol Isste udmIt9 Brotsit ein, neil bic
@rbauer Der Babn nod NIT so, 900 Sui.
ben Steusrn i'm &ittanbe paren. Da bte
Sabnsrbauer ni6t sabIsu molten, beitelte
Der 9anbesausidub cine Slnsabl 4rbsiter,
UNI eiuen Damn on Der gti9 bur4fsden
gu laHen, woourd bic giisnbabn iibsr
i9uemmt worbsn mdre. Oa be,abIteu
enbIid bic @rbauer unb bic @rSffnuna be,
Strsde tonnte Dor it1 seben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-15

Mnfanss Ssptember wurbsn in elmer
96ble BET Stspr, wslde oft non untsr.
ftanosIcisn Yerionen aIs Nadtquartier be,
nust wurbe urb barum i'm YoItsmunbe
.Vasabunben 0lua" bteB, suei Buri9s,
Sob Raab unb &oman Rsnid, bur9 Gin
iturb Der 56bIe usridittet. Grf isSt bat
man NIT Der a%ussrubuns bssonnsn, nod
Weerdumuns bes Sduttss uarben bic pon
benz bsrabsefaaenen @effein srdBIid suse
rittsten 9siden Der psrunsladten Burden
aufsefunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-15
Safota.

9ie &e9teruns beabRdtist bic bei
BEN Nuelsu IN ben BIad 5iQs fir ben
aussmsinsn frsisn 9sbrau9 gu rsfsrpiren.
&uf benz ScotIdnberW artt pirb
ssssnpdrtis bios 6Ia9s sebra6t. 8ei,ea
babsn bic Tarmer nur iebr wenis essrnbet
ano fnb pteIe baber s~eSuunsen, f6 8rob
unb Saat: 8sitsn Su taufsn.
Die @bieaso, WiIuautee & ct.
gaul @iienbabnSeieaidaft bat fir bas
&s4t cine StraBe uon gbaimbsrIin mad
ben S4parSen Bergen ansuIesen, bic
Summe BON $22, 600 an bic Siour sSubia.
nsr be5abIt.
Sn ben Blat SiIIs w.rben nod
fortwdbrenb rsi9e WrnsnIassr sntbsdt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-15
@us 8ritii6 &afraria, Siio-afrifa,

Gus 8ritii6 &aHraria, siio-afrifa,
erbieIten mir non Serr 3. Rismer, Brebi.
ger, fOIsenbe WittbeiIuns. 9snannter
5err i4rsibt: Sc serstdt mir 3ur Sreubs
mitibeiIsn au tOnneu, baB bas ct. Satobs
Del nnb bic Sumburssr Gropfen f9 aIs
bepdbrte 9eiImittsI erpieien. Sd mub
sussfteben, baB id anfdnsIi9 wenis 8u.
trausn ja bteien Webi3insn bate, neil 10
uisIe ben 2euten aIs suusrIdiFse 5eilmitteI
anssprisisn perbsn, bic es bod I'm @runbe
ni4t fnb. @ur nod mebrfu9sr gufTor
berung lteB t9 mid bebbaIb beuesen, tlsine
Suantitdten tomnen gu Iufsn. Der gu:
ten 3eusnife fnb nun aber 70 pisIs einse:
Iaufsn unb bic Befsuunssn Rnb 10 sabI,
reid, bab i'd setroif iusen barf: ct. ga.
tobs Del uns hamburger Eropfsn baben
fsfsu 6ub in gritifd'Raffruria ssfaBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-15

60 biel iie aud riitteln, 70 uieI fs aud
ueriaden, ben &uf pon Or. ausuft SO:
nis's 9amburser au untersraben, UNI ibrs
Wirturen bafir gu unteridisben, Ebatia.
den pie folsenbe t6nnen fe nidt UNI.
ftoBen. Sd bin Sbnsn fir bic bsrrIits
Wirtuns pon Or. ausuft R0nis'S Samr
burger Gropfen su sroBsm Dante uerp 1i5
tst. f5reibt Waria 9srmann, Brstopa,
Ras. Gdnsers 3eit lit i'd an einsm lang:
wierisen 9ebers unb 2unssnlsiben unb pur6e
bur4 ben @ebrau9 Der hamburger Crop:
fen uieber polffdnbis berqefeut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-15
Snn ben Mer,ten aufaeacbcn.

rSff ss wabr. boB Wr. 9obfrsp pieber
wobl unb munter 1T, unb baB ibn ein 70
einfa&es SsiImitteI furitte2"
sd periidere Sbnen, bas ct ~pouidnbis
furtrt 1T, unb omar bur9 nidts anteres
als bas 6opfensg itters. 9or ssbn Tasen
crit aabsn oie ger3te i'm auf unb iasten, er
mife fterbsn.'
81. bos III bod msrtpirbisl Sd min
slsid bin unb ueinsm armen George Sop
fen gittsrs boIen. Sd wsis, baB Sopfsn
gut tit" - vSaIsm Poff."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-15

Sn Tensbis iOaen bic tIsiuen Candle
nit @rbe setlut unb Sa StraBsn sema6i
perosn DIE @onbeln iinb In Solse ber
lilnsit ertbetlten &onSelion an eine Dams
pferseieaitaft auf Dem @anaIe @ranb.'
init pOuissm lntersans bsbrobt. Durd
Die &onturrsnJ ilub Die @onboIisrs In gro
BE armutb usriest porbsn unb wirb often
~bebaupist, baB be @onbslnbsiber 80, 600
6ranfen ais Prsis fur ibre 8uiimmuns 3u
Der nenen Nenbsruns srbalten babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-15
StaIteu.

Don sinsm mobsrnen itaIisniiteu Stla
uenbGlter msloet Der nSecoIo" Solserbss
De P,dfsct elmer Der erifen Stdbte Sta.
liens, EN- rsidsr 9lunbbsRssr, Idst ben
slrbeitern in ieinsn Beiubersen I'm Sabre
1881 e%iierne Wault0sbe anidnaQsn, UNI
fe gu ue,binosrn, Graubsu su toften.
8iefe eIsnbe 9anblunsspsiis seIanste iton
i'm uorisen Sabre sur 8snutniB Der Rsaie
runs, bod Der prdfset blisb mad ME Dor
i'm 4mte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-15

SIR tas 10 idusr beimssiudte Rorf
Sim fnb BEL benz Central Silfs gomite
bsreits i5sr 200 600 5rs. sinsssan@n,
uopon bic Sdlfte auein pon benz Canton
@Iurus. in weldem Sim liest, beiaeitsurt
1T. Der @eiummtidabeu nib uuf 1900.
900 fSrs qefnitt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-15
G6Weta

Gin Slider nm @snfsr See fling Nnfans
October cine Soreue, melde IL Wstsr
lang nno 35 @sntimeter bod par unb l7.2
Rilosramm neg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-15
Wlrttem berq.

9as 50idbrise Subildum bss SaIIer
@eperbeuereins 1T In better Wsile usrIau'
fen. Die 5eituOritsauns, ~aussefibrt pom
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-15

Grie, S'Bricr Go, Soma.
Gs niro hermit be 5eiutGt. rag Or. @larf
Spbricn's Sacian Rlpcc Syrup mid pirflib
peu ibrufn I5eumo:iiden ZGmsrSeu tsfreit
bat. SD bate rs tir Elm psrtbocus5 Wittsl u.
rrcpmmantirs ssIrn @ebrGu5 alfn, bic an dbn-
!itsn S&mrrjsn lsipsH.
~ 4 G1thsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-15

Waufpu, alamatse 50 Soma.
Sd babe Or. Glarf 5oSulCn's 1ueiad Bloch
Sprup fir Rascnframpf,, Hs0erisIUsu uno
DiarrDOe sstrau3 ut NH srVBsn Grfclg Samit sE'
,islt. SD ppQts mid. Obne raelrlbs ieiH.
Seurg 6cs6au.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14

AT meeting of the Temper,
ance Union last night, Col. J. C.
McCabc delivered u very able and
eloquent address, which was listen.
cd to with by a large and apprecia.
tive audience. While Mr., McCabe
holds views slightly at vari
anco on some of the leading issues
involved IN the prohibition move
ment with those OF the champions
OF the movement. as well as to the
proper remedy for the evils Of in
temperance, IN the main he is soliu
in the cause, and strikes heavy
blows at the common enemy. Al.
ter he got through, Judge Cypei
being called upon, made few very
appropriate and timely remarks
advocating in his earnest, emphatic
and convincing manner the great
and noble cause which is attracting
the attention of the civilized world,
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14
A handsome PAPER.


The illustrated Scientific News
for Nay 10 before us, looking hand.
somer, If possible, than any of the
preceding issues. Since ,b change
Of publishers last January, thit
magasine has improved with each
succosding number. Tho present
issue OF the illustrated Scientific
News is overhowing with handsome
engravings and Interesting aud in
structive matter.
Among the various subjects illus.
trated IN thus issue is q suherb spec.
imen Of cut glass ware; an exhaus.
tive article on asphaltum and iss use
in streets and pavements; new
and ingenious hand car, shown in
operation q new steel steamer foi
use IN shallow rivers the new Jo'
bert telescope, and an interesting
paper on physics without appara.
tus, also fully illustrated.
Every number contains thirty.
two pages full Of cngravings Of noy-
elites in science and the useful arts,
To be had of all news dealers, OF
by mail of the publishers, MUM &
Co., 81 Park Row, New York, at
81 so per annum single copies Is
cents.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14
Judge J. NJ. Cypcrt delivered a

Judge J. NJ. Cypert delivered a
lecture on the subject of Prohibition
at the Union Church last Tuesday
evening, which was one of the best
and grandest effort ever made here
for the cause. The judge made nc
attempt at show, sentiment or flow.
cry rhetoric, but dealt IN plain,
simple, yet stubborn facts and ear.
nest arguments that drove convic-
ton home to every mind. We re
gret that every man, woman and
child in Mississippi county was not
present on this occasion, as the pre-.
sentation Of truth and duty "a so
pointed, logical and unanswerable
q manner could not fail to do much
good. The Judge is for prohibi-
tion first, last and oil the tune; and
showed conclusively that it Was the
only means by which the banciul
influences of intoxicating liquors
can forever be eradicated. The
Judge was frequently applauded by
the audience, which otherwise, lis
tened to him with wrapt attention.
Saloon keepers and dealers IN the
ardent were even constrained to
admit the force OF his argument.
and the justice Of the prohibition
cause.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14
BUSIN ESS.

AT meeting held at tho Ottice
of DR.. H. c. Dunnavant on Tues.
day May l0th., 1881, for the pur.
pose Of organizing the County Med.
ical Examining Board, DIR. F. G
McGavock was elected President
and DR.. II. G. Dunnavant Secretary
and notice Is hereby gwen that the
first meeting for examining appli
cants will be held in Osceola on
Monday and Tuesday July 4,b. and
5th., 1881.
By order Of the Pres't
II. c. DUNNAvANT, Scc'y.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14

Or. W. j Gibson, of Ark, writes For
many years my wife was shf,Per from terri
BILE female complaint that baflcd the skill of all
Physicians around me. There seemed no hope
for her Twas made acquainted with the COM
position OF Dr. Dromgoole's English Female
Bitters, aud knowing then to he good, pro-
cured several bottles aud placed her upon lis
use. They cured her sound aud we'll, aud do
not hesitate to say, they saycG her life "
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14
NOTICE.
To Whom il may COnccrI,

Is hereby gwen that hereafter
] will not render professional ser
vices, unless the cash or its equiva-
lent is paid at the time the services
are rendered.
All persons who arc indebted to
mo are respectfully requested to
come forward and settle at once,
either by cash payment, note or
Otherwise.
J. N. PETTEY, NJ. d.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14
MURPHY meetings every Sun
day evening at 8 o'clock sharp. By
order o! the President,
n. &. CARTWRIGHT, Sec'y.

This lady had been married thirteen years, and
during ~ least one-half that time, had been q
sufferer from the effects Of LeuchOrrhoea or
Whites and its many attendants. She was very
much reduced In strength and flesh being una
bic to take any active exercise Dr. L. alyis-
I'd The Use Of DR. Dromgoolc's English Female
hitters, as he knew its composition. With
many doubts, she commenced its use, but after
the Use OF six bottles, costing only 81, lO) she
was restored to perfect nealth.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14
Come Up and Settle.

Parties indebted TO the firm OF
J. l.. Driver & Co., for Drugs and
Medicines, or to DIR. r. G. Prcwitt,
for Professional services, are mott
fed that their accounts arc ready
made out, and awaiting settlement
j. i. DRIVER & Co.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14

III you don't believe that A. l..
Cisssii keeps the boss Hats, saun.
ter around and see the one that he
placed on 80 editors knowledge
box. He has plenty more like 1t,
which be soils low down. Give him
. trial.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14

Newcomers to the West often suffer from the
effects OF change of climate, causing derange-
ments Of he stomach, bowels ana Liver Sher-
mans Prickly Ash BitteIs are sure cure IN all
such cases
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14
All communications. or orders (,

All communications, or orders 'or
Surveying, establishing dividing
lines, or any business connected
with the Surveyors Office will meet
prompt attention by addressing,
GEORGE BENTON, County Surveyor,
Osceola, Ark. Il 25tf.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14
SheriRs Sale of Real Estate.

UNDER AND by VIRTUE OF TWO ENE-
cutions 10 me directed 10y the Clerk Of the tlr-
cut Court ei Mississippi county, in favor of u.
F Jones, Guardian ct al and against thares
Bowen, lwil. in front of the CoIu hoasc door,
Ia Osceola, within legal hour ON
SATURDAY, MAY 2sTli 1881,
sell to the highest bidder, on credit of three
months, the following described real estate, sit
aate ia s.id cosniy, to-wtt;
south Half North East quarter, South Hall
south West quarter and North West quarter oi
the South West gnaficr of section % seven, in
Township u21 twelve. North, Range uOj ten.
East, containing ZOO two hundred acres, levied
on to satisfy said executions and costs
W. B' HASkiNS.
Osceols, Ark. May 1, lss'. Sheriff.
Printers fee. S6,'O.l
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14

Suppose cool glass Of soda water wopid cure
your hcndachc. acid sto,pach and hearbur, :.
was excellent for dyspepsia, and woald get NJ u
pleasant purgalivc? In that event, everybody
would be rushing to sodo water fountains, II
will not do thar, but Bailey's Saline Apericnt
foams just as well, is just as pleasant, il much
cheaper apd aAl accomplish all the aboye Try
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that ~ assign.
ee Off. l.. Edrington Co., in liquidation, l will
on Monday, the 9th day of May. 1851, at 10 o.
clock, II m. al Osceola, Arkansas, proceed to
sell to the highest bidder for cash In hand the
en- tire stock Of goods, wares and merchant ise
now in the store house formerly occupied by
j l.. Burlington Co at Osceola, Arkansas,
and to continue the sale Of same from day 10 day
until all is disposed Of. That AT the same time
an,place, will alec proceed to sell the y inter
est Of the said J. l.. .drington in and to the
Store and Lot, In Osceola. Arkansas, now occu-
pied by Dunayant 4 wynne. and for the same
purposes.
will alro on Monday the 3Oth day Of May
1851, at i0o'c1ock. q. NJ, at lily thcvillc, Ark ,
proceed to sell 1t public AUCTION to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, the entire Stock of Gro
ceries, Dry Goods, Wares and Merchandise now
in the Store house formerly occupied by said
l.. Edrington 4 Co., at Blytheyi lc Arkansas
The proceeds of said sale To be applied. first .
10 the payment Of the necessary cost and expen-
ses OF the assignment; second to the payment
in full Of J. I. Fargason 4 Co.'S. debt; third
TO the payment in full of Lcmmon a Gale
fourth Hili, standish n Co; fnh. Goodbar
\ Co sixth II I Simon a Morse; seventh
schwab 4 Co : eighth TO the other creditors Of
said J. l. EdringiOn n Co FRO RATA.
The salc To conunde from day TO day until cy-
rything is sold.
G.. II. GAYLORD
April 2nd, lssl. Assignee.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14

For sll rhronc female weaknesses, and irreg
ularirics, English Female i,itiers stands at tn,
head of the list. II Is never failing iron and
vegetable tonic, giving immediate .rengtn and
yigor to the system.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14
Lost, Straycd or stolen,

One spanish Mare Mule, cream colored, bad
ly gear-marked, medium size, lett hind foo
turned slightly out sirayed from the Hector
place, ON remisco fayou. Give information
to Mess Ihomason & Edrington, AT o-ceola
or To the owners on the Hector place. A liberal
reward will be paid by
CARUTHERS a SFENNER
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14

Bailey's SAILING Aperient is cooling and re-
freshihg summer drink for dyspcptics. II don't
taste like medicine Everybody ut home or
abroad should keep u.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14
Notice Of Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given tina, the lrm ofJ. W.
Rhodes 4 Co. Of Mississippi county /. this day
dissolved by mutual consent j. and John
B. Rhodes are authorized to settle up the out
standing business of the old irm.
}. ". RnopEs.
NJ. W. RHODES.
JONI Is. RHODES.
Osceola, n1y lst., lsSl
Nkw FkM-J W. Rhodes has assumed all liza
bilities Of the old finn. and will continue the
business at Golden Lake, Ark under the style
and firm name OFF. ". Rhodes n Co.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14

"The Chills Of life o'erhang the brow OF
hope" but the plcasin; effect Of Days Ague
Tonic gladden. the human heart.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-14
NOTICE.

There will be an Annual School
Meeting of the Electors Of School
District No. l, mississippi County
at the Court House, the Third Sat,
urday in May, 1881. At this meet.
ing the following matters will be
submitted to the consideration and
action of this Electors Of said Dis
trict:
The Election OF three Director,
and Voting the amount OF Tax TO,
School purposes.
1t is desired that every Eiectoi
be present.
w. p. HALE, !
III. n. POPE, Director.
J. MATTHEWS,
April 30th., 1881.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11
eureka pailp Sentinel.
srALwARrs AND xImILIsrs.

The Helena Herald of the LIST inst.
in an article on Extradition," in which
it is commended that Hartmann should be
given up to the Russian authorities, OBJ
serves: IF Guiteau were to escape to
any other country with which we have a
treaty. we should be very indignant il it
refused to return him; yet it might be
claimed in his behalf that his was a
political offense." 1t also adds: For
Hartmann read Guiteau; for Emperor
Alexander read President Garfield, and
for sNihilist' read stalwart, and it is not
quite clear wherein the two crimes can
be found to differ" The CHASING Of the
stalwarts OF the Republican party with
the Nihilists Of Russia has been left to
half breed journals. Democrats take a
more charitable view of the object of
that faction of the party in power.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11

fight the Indians attacked E~squepulas and
killed the captain in command, the COM
missary and young telegraph operator
named Vega, who was stricken down while
repairing a break in the government tele-
graph line. A slaughter of various indi-
viduals followed, some Of the victims being
Indians, who refused to join the malcon-
tents, and horrible outrages were inflicted
upon others.
A Batch OF Murderers Hanged.
LITTLE Rock (Ark.), Sept. 10.-Five
murderers were hanged at Fort Smith yes
terday-Brown, MCGOWAN, and Patgell,
and two Greek Indians, Alset and Amos
Manly. Only 40 or 80 spectators were
admitted. Patgell admitted the crime
but justified it on the plea Of self-defense.
MCGOWAN made o similar speech, and
said no was ready to die, but hated to
leave his little children. Brown said his
only regret was that he accidentally killed
the young man be vas accused of muir
dering. He thought he did not have a
fair trial. The Manly brothers. through
an interpreter, admitted their crime and
said they were ready to die. The trap was
sprung and all died inside Of Is minutes.
Moody and sankey Going TO Lon
don.
NEW York. Sept. 10.-John D. Sankey
leaves this city to-day on the steamer City
Of Berlin. Moody will leave Quebec in q
fortnight and join him in England, where
they propose to hold a series of revival
meetings, extending them into Scotland
and later into Ireland.
Relief N easures.
CHICAGO. Sept. 10.-Reports are re-
ceived of relief measures being inaugu.
rated in the large cities for the benefit Of
the Michigan sufferers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11

Tbs Rev. w. +. Willard, who married
Mrs. Pollard in this city last winter,
says the Boise Statesman, and was sta
toned in Boise Valley as a local preacher
the past year, after attending the NJ. +.
Conference at Colfax, Washington Ter
ritory. without being returned to any
post of duty, deserted his wife in Walla
Walla, after pawning her watch and
raising money on it, and left for Portland
and parts unknown. Mrs. Pollard, or
rather Mrs. Willard, has gone to Port
land to visit her cousin, Ex-Governor
Gibbs. The NJ. E. Church is in no way
responsible for the misdeeds of the mis-
creant Willard.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11

Clipped from the News or Sept. =.
Three ladies will ride for the s75 purse
on Sunday next.
A force Of men will be set to work on
the Clipper mine this morning.
A small force was put ct work on the
Minnie Moore yesterday sinking an incline
on the vein.
Ons-half Of the Clipper mine was sold
to Mr.. Langworthy yesterday. Ed. stotts
got . fair price for II. and that was all.
@. @. Hobbs sold the Iron King mine
on Monday last 10 the smelter men. The
mine assays well In silver and rich in iron,
and Is conveniently situated to Broadford.
Itis reported that lin Stafford. the dis
coverer Of the Bullion. Solid Mnidoon and
other big mines on Wood River. was fallen
upon by his horse Monday and sustained
8 bad break OF the bones Of one leg.
The lumber Is on the ground for Matt.
McFajl's new hotel, corner Oak and Main
streets. II will DO . big one two and \
half stories high and very complete.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11
ALIEN ARTHUR.

1t is whispered in certain select circles
in the East that Mr.. Blaine has secured
ample proofs that Mr.. Arthur was not
born in the United States, and is there.
fore ineligible to the office of President,
or even that Of Vice President. And it
is further intimated that should Mr.. Gar
field die, Mr.. Arthur will have to face
an alternative he would like exceedingly
well to dodge, viz: to keep Mr.. Blaine in
office as Secretary Of State or take the
consequences Of his political disability.
The situation is evidently complicated,
with exciting possibilities.