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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21
Eta sutes 2sort ftnost etaen sutsn
0rt.

t1nb CUTE @O,te sibt Der New York Clos
thing Store, beBbalb III aud bort Der
re&te DIT gum 8aufeu. Dos @ei9aft
usrsrSBe,t fi9 BON sSabr gu Sabr, bic
&anbi&aft. permsbrt f9, neil an hem OFT
isb.r gut, biuis unb rseu bebieut wirb.
Spart euer ebrIi9 uerbtentes 9eIb unb
tauft susre Wdnnsr' unb ~&nabsnan3iss
bort, TIM New York Clothing Store, No.
es7 WuinitruBe, nabe Z. StraBs, Du'
buqus; es 1T Der bilisife pluS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21
&eiienSe &senten:
St. Otto 2Se6er u. ST.. q. Stper.

&m pounertag LETTER @O4s issnste
Der boSp'fs gii5Of @eMuIen bic nsus
Si,d.s In Defiance. Sbslbp Co., an Der
gb R. uub ct. Saul Giisnbabn ssIessn,
cir uub ipsntsts bort bas 3. Satramsrt
Der Sirmung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21

Afs uaau Bet 2seru6aro In tisi.m
County NIT benz @raben zines Brunnens
bsi&dftist mar, fanb man mebr ole 80
5uB unter Der Sbsr1d&s bes 2aubes einen
Baumtrumm, Der nod gut erbaItsn 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21
N,Rf III \. Semi i'm Marmor .

&s6t su }. Sent i'm RarHOr : DRIP
@oobs.B Glaft, Ode Der 7. unb Wainfraee,
wenn ibr surs @intdufe fur Wirtsr paoren
madt. DaisIbif Fnbet ibr cine idOne uub
reitbaIiise auswaLI bon Guenuaaren,
uelde ~ ben biuisfsn Prsiien u~srtauft
wetbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21

5n Si6srtp uub StferfOn Gopnibip
In bisism County feel Srsitas cine Spur
Sdn.e; bier in Dubuque waren ss psnise
SIcden, bic man fob. Gin orbsntIider
Rsif melbete Sonntas ftib BITE Antunft
bss aeifrengen @inters.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21

Sarmer, bic isst ibre gtObuets nod
Der Stabt brinseu. m6sen BET Rs. Sun
gels. gde Der 4. uub glopfraBe, porfpre
den. Serr SurssIs bsbanbeIt bic Ta,me,
CONNIE il faut, sibt ibnsn ben pollen 9rsis,
ben bic Sa,mprobucts psrtb ffnc, unb per
tduft ibusn bic bsiten Baareu gu ben bill
Iislisn Yrsiier. Sprebt Bel ibm Dol!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21

pic iri(6ea Sanofissrs Hne rrue'
5reube, 1T bod cine game anaabI Der 3d.
rem In ben @onsreB s.wdbIt woroen: 8,
Mutpbp uou Davenport, Collins Don 90
fion unb Sinertp uou gbieaso.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21
IS 1T 6eute aar Rein SweifeI bran,

bab, psun Wupor s. s 2innsbun bic go,
minutiou ais @anoioat fur GOnsreB tn bic
fem D,frict unssnommen bdtte, CT aud er
mdbIt porbsn pdre. Wau bate ben
Wanu etnsei6i6tert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21

3u Gastabe wurte am Wittuoa l.
%. bel @rapfOrb Bros. sinssbrodsn, Der
@slbidraut seiprenst. unb msbrs Eanienhs
Dollars meth 9sIb unb Bapiere ssifob'
len. Wan III Cen Spitbabsn auf Der
Sdhrte,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21
Der Staotrat6 battle Mtttpod

Nv
cine @rtra' Sisuna. Der Contract fir bas
pom @rourlraBe uarb 5usb
Wartiu ais bsm niebriaitsu Dieter absrse'
ben. gs uurb bsi9Iofsn, bic Bride iber
Brand unter aufR6t bss StraBsn
Counties neu bauen tu lafsn. Die auep
,wiiden WapIe unb pinsiiraBe pom Is.
mad IA. Strabs fou auf Rotten Der AaIis'
ger psrbsHert merben. 8ertaaunq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21
&aleno'r fir 1881

Bis jsst fns fOIssnSs aaIsnbsr BET uns hinge.
trrfsn
NeeenSbureer Observation-Disclosures. -
ger Stid 20 Gts., per Gus. $40, pr
dug. ~pprtofrei $3.50.
Ginfisbicr : Salenbcr. - Der Gid 20
Sis: per 0us. 1925, per Ias. satofrd
Salsneer fur Git unS GpieFet. -
Der Stif s. Gts.. per dug. ST. II, ~
dug p~Ortsfrsi 81. IS.
@nr;oureer Satb. SauSfalenser.-
Der Sthd ~ @ts., per Dus. 81 30, per
dug. p~rrtpfrsi S1.55.
@nr;burscr luftiser S%ilbcrtlen.
ber.-pr Sttit ~ Cts, per Dub.$t3 80,
per Tus. ~pVrtUtrsi $i.55.
&leiuer Observation-Disclosures fir ia bpltIts
j aue ust Sunsfrousn, brcl4!rt pr Stid
Is Gts , 9~sbunssu 50 Cts.
Illustrated Catholic Family Almanac
Der Stid 25 Gents.
Wcnifa 8alcneer. - Ger Siif Is Gts.
StraBbureer binfcneer @pte, beutit
sesr fTGnjpRl1, s:r Stid 20 Cts.
Serliner Sohifaeius Salcnber -
per Stiif Is 9ts.
HDbPS Slmffrirter 8 usfaIsnser.
per z it'd 20 Cts.
GubariuS 2alenter, per Stif 20 &ts.
Sinfcnber Sute in Mmerifa. - Der
Stid % Cts.
gsssn Ginitnsuns Der anssss5snsn grtils per
StId (aub Pots APPS psrbsn angsnsmmen)
srituetu mir bic Ralsntsr mad irsent eiusui
plast IN ben 9srsiniStsn StlaItu portpfgei.
Su9banbiung pou
AI9l6ater & 3e6rfe,
Al Ga saae Strabc, Gbieaau. Sninois.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21

Cine Rnsa6f iuns.r, fatbOItidn Ran'
ner Der Staot bat cine 2eisseisaidaft Or
aanifrt. Die s1itsn gsamteu finb: Brd
Hoeut, s. MuItsrn; 8;ce 8rdiioent, s.
3. WcGauebItn; Setretdr, W. s 6mltp
unb S6atmeiiisr Z 6. Wurpbp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21

bsment ridsdnsis gu MAIDEN. bsnu In Der
NOtb frist Der EsufsI Slisssn. Dos
Amsubsment III bas @rab, has l6 bic rss
pubIitanii9s Bartei In Soma am 81. Semi
sesraben, In 1884 uitb Der tobte 2si9uom
%bineinssIest unb am 4. Wirs 1885 istt
Der bsmotratiide 8rdiosnt ibr ben @rab
itein. Soma's &spubIitansr t6aneu fd
BET SoDa's EemperensIern ~bsbanfen; mir
Dsmotru,sn ,siben uns bic 9dnbs unb Ia
den ba,u. Sit DE bsmO'tdtiide 9artsi
unicre8 Staatss NOR Sas ENHANCEMENT
uittlib a blessing in disguise!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21

3n 2Iaquogsta 1T ON Is. b. ~. ctr
Qetbifan uno eine @is,banbluns abse'
brannt. Der DIT bat sisI pom Branbi4d
ben Az leioen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21

Die @eff6fdasrei bier in Der stabt
pertduft ole me,it:n tbrer Seltudsn mad
europa. @s i8etnt bic 6armsn bierberum
tsuusu ben Wsrtb Der 0sin6Itu9su ole
Juttsr nidt. @s sibt tein beferes bic
WiIa bel Rabsu f6tbernbes 5uttsrunss'
material als oraie bieie Ru1en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21

2sntwaareu uGrsr art gu ben nieSria'
fen 9rsiisn bel ben Damen &isfe d
gu9boIs. Spre9t uor unb hberseust
eud ieIbi!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21
Einfa0nna.

SIN %. b. W. wttb Der bo@p'ae @rS'
biitpf SsiB bic neue ct. Soispb's'Rir9e
sa Sinfnnawa Wount fsierIid sinwsibsn.
AGe Hnb frsunbIidft etussIaben.
Neb. &. SarnbS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21
pSie es (6eiut. bat bt.f.r. @.ridtsbi.

2Sie IS (6eiat, BAT bi.ier' @sri@tsbi.
ffrict ni5t alstn sinsn 8emotratsn auf
bic &i9tsrbant ssfett. &i5ter 5uyes
uon Clinton, Der bus &menbsmunt uncons
fiitutionsI erfIarte, Benton uon Sttumpa,
Rc6sn,p uon Dss Woines unb Sat9 i'm
Clayton Dtfriet, oIss 0smOttatsn, fnb
sbeufaas tu:: &reisriStsru srpdbIt porbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21

glue sroee nuo f&one Auswa6f
pen 9ateu unO 8onnets iubet man Bel
ben Damsn q tie c g. o d gIup
iiraBe, sesenib.r benz g~ourtbauie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21
Sabn &raBsr bsrlsst iein GeiG6ft.

Ia her ll%att,e6nn, fds nsuts padfsiHatiduss an her
fisSsaIibtu ode Rtr IA. unb Glagaraee tacstn bat, 70 BAT
er fintn Stsrt NIT ttutm Htutn uue ausstpdblten Sted
gretutts peiieben unb ftintn SaIssn 1sn Der Ode bu t3.
uub Glasaraes rad ttn ygrfrfaGnsslssdI I'M 9nst bs
Stores Ssrlsat. Dtrielbt hauit Hittuen attn 8uubtn fur
ihlts stnttsttn 3uiOrut aue fu6t I'D auS ptt Sunf ntuu
9sft spra frtausltbs une prompts 9teitnuus ~ cDsrbtn,
Spbu arapfr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21

pie Er6o6uus Der 5ra4t fdr 9e'
treble, usI9e bic Sainots Central gifens
balm tir3Ii9 eintrsten lief, errest srOBsn
unwiasn untsr ben biefsen Rau1.uten.
Cine anaabI @st,sibsbdnbIsr iu&tsn ben
6auptfra4tassRten Der Balm In Chicago
auf, UNI i'm 3ur Sra4tstmdBisuus tu Be-
ueaeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21

2Sir fsnRen Die AufmaRCamRsit
a~nisrsr 9eier auf bic nsus @nisiss Der 9sb.
Risffsr an anbsrer Stsus. Dts &isffsr
iinb iunse, suusrIdbise @si&aftsIsuts, bic
ibre Runbsn gut bsbisnsn wsrbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21

pie 6isRse 9nuGseuo Ten(9aft
(ArtAssociation), bat cine tIeins Runf'
ausfsQuns In ibrsm 9ocaIs In Sanforb's
BIod arranstrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21
Wtlnaufee NayfthrrtGi

WtliSautes Narfthsrt6t.
Der LtlrsrapbJ 20. HsS. 1852.
8sissn--No. 2, $l.05.
5aet-38 Sis.
Bell n-sst Cts.
Rogeen-594 @ts.
e-764 @ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21
Ar@itect.

Srs6. Seer, Gr&itset unb Supsrintsn,
bent. S9ulsn uus &irdsn cine SpsBiali,
tat. a3te StraBs, sw. Sspa u. @Iap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21
Neue An5etgeu.
CODES Anseise.

1
gsrpanhtsn, Srturtsu uns Sstdnntsn bic traurts, Rad.
ri6t, bae i'm Saufe lssttr ms6s, uuitrem 6rsunet unb
Sanesmann, Ssrru SrtanR Rru6teu. 3 8tnesr (mdnnlt.
tsu 8sf6IsStss), eur6 Ten Cob entriHsn ppresn Fue. Sds
erfs antsn s.udunt, Elm 4~idhrtsss Rndshen, ~ttereietsn mir
am DiUntas, hen 6. Npptmbsr, has Spsits Elm ~i5jdbrieer,
atsr fur itin iuuSts Gltsr. psuinftiatr uni Rst6tssr 3rdbs
Ramtns 6stnrit, rsldsr an adst GaertsiIi8sn nr6 an.
hattsrpa in Der gfcrrt,rSe bic bell. Satrdmsrtt enpine.
unh sann nod stnmal ppr istutm 3res. am 0pnnsrfds, ben
9. Rrp. une Der brittle elm ~Sidtriasr Rnatt, Ramsns Rltplas,
am Sr,itaa. zen 10. Nrstmber.
@tnie tins fur bic sutsu Gltern barte prufune, 3 ltbs
8tuttr eur6 tintn fat slpsli6en Spe ~ ptrltsrsn. Wbstu
eteftlben uuter etr Can bee Irautrs ~tiefstbtust une nteeer.
sseruft une gum 9rpfs In G~rpGsuns stebsn, eas IS vrttss
unerfprf6lt&s Ratbf5luHt raren, TIRE 8tutsr TN jartsfeu
Sliibenaltrr aus bisism aualveusn 9sbsn tns Srnisits ab.
,urufsn uns sas Der gpias ts Ssrrn aud ter he's visuiaT
fem fpa.
r. ]. p.
@tnn 70 flsiue bimmelssrttn
Sn Der bolben rluItuib ffsrbsn,
Sibet man lie bob uitt sin ;
Werten ia bort obsn
. Bon lem ltsben Bate aufsebcbsn
Cir uns ni6t S~srlOrsn isiu.
&Uis S'a, a., ben IA. Rcpsmbsr 1852.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21
Staot l. Nmeeeeno.

Entered at the post-offce at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21

SIM 9aufs hisiss SabrsS murbsn in
9eoar &upibs 400 neuc @etdube errittet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21

CUR &adtsbr bat man 5sit bis gum l.
Stunt 1883. anfrusen aber SdIafwaser,
udbsrs austunft, Circulate. Staten u. I. NJ.
ri9ts man an 8. s. Wer,p, @reurfOus,
Assut, chandelier. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21
pie Sainois Gcntraf G~ifsn6aBu

pi,b tn Babe einsn bsionbern @rcurfons
aug mad Nsu Orleans, 9ouitsn, @aIues
ion, aufin, Gan antOnia unb Sation'
uiue, SIoriba, Iuufsn laien. Serislbe Dsrs
Idst Dubuque, Wittuo@, ben 8. Oesem'
Der 1882 UNI 8 ubr 80 frib. 9ie Yair
iasierp,siis fnb uon DUBUQUE aus bin unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-21

Cine SerbinburS BON @aer.
frctorpb, aSniSSrinpe unb
Bboipbaten. 9as einsiSe 81
fenprdparat baS bic 36bne
ni9t id,tpdrst, ME bies aae
anoere @iienprGparats tbun.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-02
The "NepiROo.''

Liverpool, 1.-Immediately on re-
ceipt of the news Of the disaster to
the steamer Lake NepigO7l, her own
ers dispatched a message from
HOIyhead to search for the missing
boats, which were we'll equipped and
of ample capacity. The manager of
the line to which the Lake Nepigo7l
belongs feels assured of the safety
of the boats.
Kingston, 1.-The second officer
of the steamer lake NepigOn, with
thirty of crew and thirty passen-
gers, landed here at 4 o'clock this
afternoon. Two boats are supposed
to have reached ArklOw. The cap
tain of the steamer and five men re-
manned by the ship, which was
making no water, when the second
officer left her.
London, /, u p. m.-Later tele-
grams from Liverpool announce
another boat with fifty-tWo persons
arrived at Greystone. A correspon
dent of the Press Association at
Wicklow telegraphs that all the
boats Of the Lake NepigOn has
safely arrived at different points.
and there has been no loss of life.
Two eunbo2ts were mt from
here to Queenstown to assist the
Lake Nipeglon. The press assoeia-
ton reports the Lake NipeglSI
towed off at high tide and proceeded
to Liverpool, with two engineers
and part of her crew on board.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-02
A Russian Rumpus.

st. Petersburg, IA desperate at
tempt was made recently to release
the political prisoners confined in
the prison at Satatoff during the
hour allowed the prisoners for exer-
else. A cart containing two men
drove up to the jail, and the men
made signals to a prisoner who was
walking within the prison enclosure
guarded by Il jailor. The prisoner
at once threw sand in the eyes of
the jailOr and ran to the wall, while
the men in the cart fired TevOlvers
ard MORALLY wounded the Tailor.
The liberated prisoner and his res
cuers drove off, but were stopped by
persons who witnessed the occur
renee, and after a desperate strug-
gle, in which one of the Iiberators
was killed, the other two men were
captured. The crowd tried tOlynch
them, but it was prevented. The
captured libeTator states that he is
the son of landed proprietor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-02

Newport, President Arthur and q
large party Of guests left here this morn
ing for Squantun1 and Providence.
Providence, 1.-The steamer Dis
patch with the President and party
anchored off Squantum at noon.
President landed, and was received
by Senator Anthony and Captain
Snuban to-day. The president of the
SqusntHm club, welcomed the Prasi-
dent. The President made q pleasant
response. He then proceeded to the
club house where the members OF
the club where intrd duced.
Pres dent Arthur was received at
Squan!um by a salute Of twenty
guns by a section Of the Providence
marine corps artillery. At 4:15 the
presidential party took 'hs train for
Providence. At the city hall the
MY or held a reception and for one
hour the President was engaged n
shaking hands with the people. In
the evening the party returned to
NewrOrt Tomorrow the Presi-
dent leaves Tor Nantucket and Bos-
mn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-02

Toledo, Ohio, IA freight train
on the Wabash, st. Louis and Pa
ci6c railway was thrown from the
track at Okaloha, Ohio, this after
noon by misplaced switch. The
engine and eighteen cars were
wrecked, and Engineer John COnk-
ling and tramp were seriously in
jured,
Pittsburg, 1.-The two months,
shutdown Of the Window glass
factories, ON the south side, ended
to-day, and work was resumed in
nearly all. Phillips s. Company's
and ID. D. CunRingham's are the
only factories which started up with
non-uniOn mixers, teasers and
fillerS-in.
London, lin Consequence of i'll
health. Sara Bernhard started on
her return to Paris to-day.
TO-day's bulletin states tLat the
progress of Prince Leopold is most
satisfactory.
! Athens, lit is stated that the
British minister he's made strong
representations to the Greek gov
eminent against a continuation of
hoStilities on the frontier.
Denver, Col, LAS Vegas Re-
pLbtican'S special: General Crook
and staff passed through here to-day
on theu way to Fort WhippIe, Ari-
IONA, where they will winter. Yes
To-day Martin Hope Pierce, a young
Englishmsn, living on Fred. Hoop
er's raucde at Red River Springs.
was shot and killed by q Mexican
border. rs then compelled Mrs.
Hooper to give him all the money
IN the house, taking Hooper best
horse, and escaped.
Washington, AT the request of
the secretary of the interior, Secre-
tary Lincoln, to-day, directed that
Payne and his companions, of Okla
lahoma nOtOriety, who have been in
prison at Fort Reno, be turned over
to the civil authorities at Fort
Smith, Ark.
The Surgeon-general of the marine
hospital service, to-day, received a
telegram stating that there were
three new cases of fever reported at
Pensacola yesterday. No deaths. A
seaman died in the hospital this
morning.
Mr.. Henkle had not concluded his
argument when the court adjourned
until Monday.
New Orleans, The PjcGyuRes
Pensacola special says No addi-
tiOnal cases of yellow fever are re-
ported since yesterday; only two
deaths.
London, IA dispatch from Fall
mouth, this evening, says a large
steamer, Of the Hamburg and Amer
lean line, is reported ashore at Pen
Zance. Particulars are not yet re-
ceived. and the name Of the steamer
! is unknown.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-02
Lesson In ECONOMY.

St. Reuis, 1.-The Age Of Steel
will publish tomorrow letters from
about half the rolling mills and
nail works in Pittsburg district in
response to inquiries concerning
the shortage of the product, number
of men idle and amount of wages
lost in consequence of the June
strike. From twenty-fOur mil s re-
porting it is shown the probable
output from June 1st to September
1st, had astrike not occurred, would
have been LIE, 900 tons Of various
kinds Of iron and nearly 100000
kegs Of nails. The number Of meR
idle in these mills IN consequence
Of the strike was Ill %; the amount
of wages lost by them during the
three months idIeneSs was 81, 675, 800.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-02

Constantinople, 1.-The C43r OF
the Porte relative to the trouble on
the frontier was that the Greek gov
eminent should establish neutral
zone round disputed territory until
defnitiVe settlement by the con-
ference. This proposition was not
accepted.
Athens, 1.-The Greeks are driV-
ing the Turks out Of the forest be-
tween TolubistO and the coast
Terpedoes have been placed along
the Thessilyian coast to the frontier
Steamers are conveying troops anC
war material to the front.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-02
Political.

Grand Rapids, Mich, lat the
republican congressional conYen ton
or the Fifth District, VIM. O. Web
ster, Ionia, was nominated,
Milwaukee, 1.-The prohibitions
lists Of the First Congressional Dis
trlet nominated c. NJ. Blackman. of
Whitewater.
San francisco, 1.-The republican
nominations are: Cover or. M. M.
Estee; acknowledgement. A. r..
COnklin; Justices of the supreme
court, Jshn Hunt and P. G. benson .
WV. Morrow and Henry Edgerton
were nominated for Congressmen
at-large by acclamation. F. A.
Pedlar, of YOlo County was nom
mated for secretary of state.
Corsleana, Texas 1.-The green
back. state convention has inaIIv
agreed to support the independent
ticket, and endorsed for governor
George Washington Jones; lieuten-
ant-goVernor, d. Young; comp
troller, j. Kennedy; attOrney-pen-
eral, G. Burnal. No names are re-
commended for land commissioner
or treasurer, but it is understood A.
Keatcheter and M. Nixon, republi-
eaps, will be supported.
Augusta, Georgia, f.-Seaborn
Reese was nominated by the demo-
Gratis of the Eighth Georgia District,
yesterday, to succeed a. II. Ste
phens.
Chattanooga. Tenn, General
g. ID. Debrill was renOminated for
Congress by the democrats of the
Third District.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-02

London, 1.-Messrs. Theodore
Martin, c. B., Anthony Trollope,
William Blanchard JerrOld, Samuel
Morley, M. II, Samuel G. Hall, F.
S. A., Godfred Wordsworth Turner,
and Jas. Hollingshead have Joined
the committee for the erection Of q
bust to Longfellow, in Westminster
Abbey. Henry Irvine, the actor,
has granted the use of the Lyceum
Theatre for a public meeting, al
which Matthew Arnold will sup
port the movement.
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Nerve lND BRAIHlDSElsEs

BEEC c, VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
Treatment, specific foE Hysteris, Diz-
Eipess, Commissions, Nervous HeS5acha, Men
tai Depression, Loss Of Memory, Premature
Old Age, caused by O7er-ezerttons overhaul.
cence, eXcesses OF oTervork OF she brain
which leads 20 Para isis, decay ana death.
One box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months Treatment One dollar
q box, or six boxes III Ave dollars sent ey
mail prepaid on receiOt OF price. We gusran.
tee six boxes to cure Aly case. With each
order received by US for six boxes, accom-
nsn led with ave dollars, We VIII send the
PURCHASER our written guarantee 20 return TIE
mopey.if the treatment doesr"; eFect cure
9usraT tees issued only by q &c. Il. l. Drug
Store Salt Lake CITY
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RuIndiinR RAILROADS.

Kansas City, IL. d. Ross, OF
Tolnt & Ross ticket soalpers, wss
arrested this evening at the inStiga-
ton of E. L. Jswett, OF the Missouri
and Pacific. cha ged with passing
fraudulent railroad tickets. He
claims they were sent him by east
ern parties 10 sell. Appearances in
dicate a big scheme which has been
in operationfor some time and swind-
ling several roads. Developments
will probably follow tomorrow.
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wrecks discoveries.

Detroit, lon Wednesday last a
party fishermen found the wreck OF
two vessels about a mile north OF
this village; one was sailing yes
sci, the other a steam barge, which
appeared to have collided on the
bay on account Of the dense fog
which has hung over the water for
some days previous. All knowledge
of vessels names, destination or
ownership is wanting but investiga-
ton is expected TO disclose these
facts ere long. No later intelligence
has reached this point. concerning
the matter.
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Murder and Suicidal AbeRra

Little Rock, l. Near Paris, Lo-
gan County, on Wednesday night,
a Swiss named Edward SWerzman,
took his three children-four
months, four and five years old-tO a
we'll in the yard, and threw them
in. There were only thirteen inches
OF water in the well, but the chill
dren died before assistance could
reach them. AS soon as the last
child was thrown down he leaped
into the we'll and was also drowned
The man was labOring under tenn
porary alteration of the mind.
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Minneapolis, 1.-Budd DOble, to-
day, deposited with a banker here
$500, on the stallion race between
Monroe Chief" owned by Doble,
and Commodore Kitson's lyon Ar
MIN" The race occurs September
9Th. The total purse is now $500.
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st. Louis, 1.-Some damaging rev
Citations are made regarding the
order of the knights Of the Golden
Rule. It is said the OCder IS $4,000
in'debt and quite liable to fall to
pieces. It is understood charges will
Be preferred against some supreme
officers.
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/ CONTRACTS

WParties desiring to obtain Con-
tracts on the Pleasant Valley Rail-
road, can do so by applying Fimme-
diately to Peter G. Burt, Sixth
Ward, Salt Lake City, or Gibson
Is. Condie, Pleasant Valley. Also
wanted $50 Teams.
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yellow Fever.

Brownsville, 1.-SeYenty-fve new
eases; four deaths, all Mexicans.
The fever is rapidly spreading. at
Point Isabel two deaths occurred
to-day and three yesterday, and at
hatamoras there were a few new
cases and three deaths. A light
northerly wind Is blowing. The
Rio Grande is overlooking its
banks.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
$500 REWARD.

A reward of $500 is hereby of
fered for the recovery of the body
of the late J. D. Farmer, drowned in
Salt Lake, at Black Rock, while
bathing, on Sunday, August 9th.
COIN Bros.
Salt Lake City, Aug Z, 1882.
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mONETARX AND STOCKS
New York, September /, 1885

Money, 6; governments unchanged
.to 1It dull. weak; Western Union. 9sss;
ouicksilver. 1Ol; Pacific, 4411z;Wells Far
20, 1901; \: 7; Oensral: la A g S Ss7z;
n 2io P'sciac. Il6IS; bonds, 116K; Cen:
tTsi Pacific 1914; bonds, ll6; S7tto. e