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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-04
FAD Blood Between an Editor and a
LEGISLATOR.

DUBERs (Pa) J, April Sd. In a prize
fight here last evening, between Mike Nc.
LaugnIin and Martin Linkey, a miner, six
rounds were fought In the last round both
men clinched sind fell, Linkey breaking his
neck in the fall. which resulted in instanta-
neous death. McLaughlin gave himself up
to the authorities. 1'be participants in the
fight were noe over Is years OF age.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-04
Thomas Concerts.
Conkiing and His sister.

New YORK, April 3d.-The Journal has
the following Mrs. Uhler and her brother
are living quietly at No. 49 West Twenty
fourth street. The former now appears more
composed and cheerful. Conkling yesterday
declined an interview about the shooting, but
expected to be able TO leave for Reno at an
carly date and resume his surveying opera
tions. J. O. Ogden, his uncle and bondsman,
visits his nephew frequently.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1883-03-01

was the Merchants Hotel in Cortland St. Some
years ago, under former management, it was the
metropolitan resort for Jerseymen. From the ferry
a bee line for the snug, cheerful barroom where
squadrons of other Jcrseymen ranged at the
bar to greet them. From Il certain parlor the
whole State of New jersey was ruled. Governors
and leaders of parties would meet there and dis.
cuss their plans. States were made and broken
there, and if any wanted to know what was to
be the next move in Trenton, all that he had to do
was TO go to the Merchants Hotel.
The Westminster Kennel Club has begun pre-
parations for its annual bench show which takes
place in May next, and people with fine dogs ought
not to miss the opportunity of entering them in the
classes to which they beio 9, for the chances of
studying superb specrcns Of caninity and finding
out where and how improvements can be made on
many.
March I6. Any one living outside of New
York can have no idea how the boxing mania has
seized upon the popular fancy. Young men and
old men, laborers and professional men, all are
able to discuss the merits of the gladiators, and
the number of these trying to fit themselves for
the art of handling their "dukes" by course of
boxing lessons is legion. Women and girls too
have caught the fever. In quiet side street, Just
off Sixth Avenue, of the professional female
boxers who use to display her science at Harry
Hills so called sporting theatre has opened a
gymnasium for ladies. She is an Englshwoman
of about IS years, massive in proportions, hard
hitter and despite her weight agile as cat Her
gymnasium has not been open long but she al
ready boasts of a remunerative number of pupils
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1883-03-01
A VALUABLE INSTRUMENT.

A fountain pen that always writes
and never "leaks," that makes fair,
plain line, and never blackens the
fingers, and that, once filed, can be
used for days without change, avoid
ing all the bother and interruption Of
reaching over to the inkstand for a
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be carried in the pocket, and is as
handy for use and as neat as lead
pencil. and that writes on any paper
however thin or soft; such pen is
worth having. And such a pen is
the "Livermore Stylographic Pen y
This we know from personal use. -
Editor Chicago Advance.
The Livermorc Company, whch
originally introduced the Stylograp-
bic Pen. have recently made great
improvements in their pen, and have
reduced the price so that everybody
can have a chance to purchase the
best article of The kind. By sending
So 10 Louis E. Dunlap, Manager
Stylographic pen Co 900 Washing.
ton ST., Boston, you will receive by
return mail one of these famous pens,
and also sufficient quantity of super
Tor ink for six months use. Full par
ticulars as to different styles and
prices can be obtained by sending for
circular.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1883-03-01

Saints seem to be we'll satisfied with their loca-
tons in the Salt River Valley, and are in hopes
some day, not far distant, to see one of the most
beautiful cities in Arizona, built by the Latter
day Saints, in the Salt River Valley.
There was a circumstance that occurred at
blackberry, before we left that will briefly ex-
plain for the benefit of your readers.
have, on two different occasions, while pass
ing through blackberry, been requested to speak
on the first principles of the gospel, and have
sponded On my return from the Mohave Val
ley to blackberry, January 10, of the citizens
of that place invited me TO speak in defense of
plural marriage. Iaccepted the invitation and at
early candle-light was at the house where 1 was
to preach. The people came in slowly and when
a number had gathered commenced to speak
All went on quietly until began to bring up
proof to show that monogamy the one wife sys-
tenn was not the doctrine of the early Christian
Church, and was not taught in the Bible, but it
had its origin in Roman Paganism, and that it had
been ,perpetuated by Roman Catholicism. This
did not seem to agree with my hearers, for some
of them became very insulting, the meeting bro
ken up without being dismissed and brother
Hinkly and myself went to sleeping place.
AS for myself, do not feel like accepting any
more invitations to preach to the Gentes, but feel
! TO confne my labors more to the House of Israel
remain your brother in the Gospel.
Llewellyn Harris.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1883-03-01
Str0YeG or Stolen,

From the upper Trumbull mill. a
large black horse, aged 6 next spring,
has figure 3 branded on right thigh,
and will weigh about 100 or 1850.
A liberal reward will be paid to any
one who will return the above describ-
ed horse to the undersigned, or give
information OF its whereabouts.
Haden w. Church,
st. George, Utah.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1883-03-01
Gotham Gossip.
New York, March 2, 1883
[From our regular Correspondent

New York, March 2, 1883.
New York is gradually becoming the home and
headquarters of the cresuses of the country. Att
thesame time literary people and artists making
it their camping ground. Among the arrivals in
town this week was Mrs. Frances Hodgson Bur
net, the popular authoress of THAT Lass o. Low
ries, ""Haworth's," ETC., and the we'll known play
"Esmeralda.' She goes to Europe this summer,
and after that will probably make Gotham her per-
manent abiding place.
An old land mark is about to be doomed. This
is tie little coffee and cake saloon in Chatham
Square known Hitchcock's. For thirty years it
has welded its benign influence the workers
down town. 1t never closes. Its patrons consist
mainly of car drivers and newspaper men. Here
Greedy and whitelaw Reid, Raymond and host
of other journalists, artists musicians and actors,
have in the small hours of the morning after the
work was over, discussing the events of the day,
over fragrant cup of coffee and biscuits, which
were white without the of arsenic. The pro-
prietor has grown wealthy in dispensing coffee
and cakes, and his guests have gained in happi-
ness. Chatham Square will scarcely be itself
without the light streaming the sreeet from
his little cellar.
March 9th. Exhibits from all parts of the
country are beginning to pour in on Fish Com
missioner Blackford for transmission to London
I had little talk with him the other morning and
he assured me that it would surprise him very
much if America would not repeat her Berlin tri-
umph, where she distanced every competitor not
alone in the Immediately practical display of the
varieties of fish caught in waters, the modes
of securing them and the methods of preserving
them, but also, and mainly at that by her progress
in fish culture Apropos of this, it may interest
you to know that quite large amount of fish are
weekly shipped to Englandin their various sea-
sons The Duke of Sutherland and several other
high and mighty subjects of Queen Victoria, who
have an appreciation of the good things of life
are regular customers for trout, salmon, bass and
other toothsome game fishes. They are packed
fresh in fine ice and arrive in London in as perfect
condition as if they had just been taken from the
water.
An old hotel changed owners this week This |
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1883-03-01
TO EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.

Editors and publishers are invited
to send copies and full description
Of their respective publication to The
Editor Of Hubbard's Newspaper and
Bank Directory Of the World, New
Haven. Conn, U. S A. that they may
be. properly caIalogued and described
in the forthcoming edition of that
work Tor 1888.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1883-03-01
BOOKS, &c., RECEIVED.
st. George, Utah.

"Our Rest and Signs of the Times" is an inter-
estng Jewish periodical published at Chicago;
sent to us by Lewellyn Harris. Thanks.
"The Type Founder" published by Barnhart
Bros. & Spindler, Chicago, ILL.,, contains many
New faces of Type, some Of which quite
novelty.
From David M. Richardson, Detroit, Mich,
Pamphlet, entitled, "Our Country" &C., and in
our next we will give our views on part OF the
contents thereof.
We have received Nos. I, 4,and S, of the Contrib
utor, Published at Salt Lake City. 1t is yalua-
BILE periodical and should be moro extensively
patronized. See adv.
From Snider & Holmes, Paper Dealers, st.
Louis, Mo-. a neat Calendar for 1883, with
"Beauty and Kitten" at the top and their Business
Card in the centre.
A beautiful chrome, "Hereford Group" from
T. L. Miller Co.. Beecher Ill. Well gotten up
and portrays the excellent breed of Stock they
deal in. See adv.
J. c. Vaughan's (Chicago,) Corn and Potato
Manual is worthy perusal by every Farmer and
Gardener, contains much valuable reading and
historical sketches. Thanks.
''The American Garden" published by B. X.
Bliss Il Sons, "a Barclay ST., New York, is truly
an interesting and valuable publication and worth
more than the subscription price, 81 year.
'The Jacksonville,) Florida Dispatch has
commenced new volume and have q new head
ing and engraved headings for the various de-
nartments. 1t is very interesting and we would
ike to see patronized in this vicinity. At the end
Of the year it will make neat book valuable for
the Library. We have received the Title page
and Index no VOL I, and intend binding it soon.
We greatfully acknowledge the receipt, from
the Publisher, Daniel Tyler, of a copy of the
History of the Mormon Battalion" by D. Tyler
a large book containing 376 pages. The Intro
Joseph Smith," by Prest. John Taylor, and 'sThe
Mormons," by Thomas l.. Kane, showing the sit
uation of the Latterday Saints prior to their
listing as the Mormon Battalion" Then there
is an excellent Poem by e. R. Snow, entitled
The Mormon Battalion. and first Wagon Road
across the Great American Desert" Then fol-
lows history of the Mormon Battalion, very
.ucidly written, portraying the routes of their
Journey, &c and the trials they passed through,
various data, lists of officers and privates, and
giving, at the end of the book, list of the suryv
ers of the Battalion, their residence and occupa-
ton, as far as known. The book is printed with
large, clear type, and is worthy place in every
Library, and every ter-day Saint should pos
sess copy. Price $a.5o. For Sale by John Pymm,
st, George, Utah.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1883-03-01

A pretty and we'll dressed young
lady, after looking at several pairs Of
lavender colored gloves in store
lately shocked the clerk by asking him
which pair he thought the most clay.
enderest."
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1883-03-01

"They pass best over the world.'
said Queen Elizabeth, "who trip over
it quickly; for it is but bog-if we
stop we sink"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
0tSeonfn.

-@m Z. Sebruar CAB in so 10 a III
te bic @~oronsrs> Surp ibren Wabriprld
in 8esus auf ben vHembalsS ouie" Brand
ab. Oas gsrbitt bei9ulbist ben gisens
tbimer Oes 9otels crimineller Ra6ldiiiss
felt, neil er ni9t cine geniisenbe Nnsabl
Wd6ter aniteqte, nm bas Sotel 9esen ieus
erssefab, gu beidieen unO I'M Wotbiaae
bic @aite gu peden. Der Wabripru9 ers
flart %ferner, bas yGepbaQs Souie" babe
lei6t 81 errei9enoe Qlssdnse sebabt unb
lei obne i9wierise @dnse 9eweien, jeoo9
lei Der gigentbimer trotbem Der Ha6ldis
iigfeit i9ulois, neil CT ni6t fir before
Weittel CUR 6lu9t bel benz Sale zines Seus
ers iorste. Gum S9luiie tabeln bic @es
i6porenen bas Netwerf Der Selesrapbens
ordbte, wel9es bas Sotel umsab.
-gta6 benz geri9t bes Staatsldulius
perintenbenten gibt es 257 ,429 6inber iiber
7 unb unter Is sSabren i'm Staate, wopon
81 Brosent bic S6ule beiu6en. SIS gibt
5,SOS S6ulbGuier i'm Staate unb 1908
Sebrsr. Die aussaben fir bic OffentIiden
S6ulen betrIsen i'm lsbten Sabr So ,37S,s
966. Die Soften Der Staatsuniperiitdt
betrusen 500, 1856 unb bic Horinali6uIen
$4,000. Gs sibt I'M Staate l2l loses
nannte SO6idulen.
Dor einigen abenben lit in OF b.
fo : Der ni9tswiirbiss geriu6 sema6t
wOrben, bas SremOnt SOuie mittels elmer
8~aserploiion gu Seritoren. Man ipiirte
ndmli9 einen aufialsnb ~itarten @as9eru6,
unO ais man Der llria9e na6fori6te, oa
tano man I'M Saiemsnt iammtli6e @ass
brenner ofien uno ale unteren GGume be-
reits NIT Gas sei6wdnsert.
-9luBerOrbentli6 rubis sebt es in Der
SegiSlatur gu. SIS lie9en feline @eiebents
wiirie bon ~beionbers %psittra9en6er geoeus
tun9 Dor, aber bic @eiebsebsr iinb oiiens
bar ernitli6 unb ebrli6 bemiibt, ibre Yfli6t
gu tbun. Die S9reibmaterialien 9(naeles
9enbeit lit erlsbi9t, ba bic 4b9eoroneten
bei6lOien baben, ibr Yapier ielbit su be-
Sablen. Inter ben @esenitanben, bic benz.
na6it Die @eieb9ebun9 bei6afti9en perSen,
itebt bic Cambridge Obenan. Die Goms
miidre Der StaatSldnbersien i6la9en be.
fanntli6 Dor, baB ber Breis bieier Qanbes
reien erbObt werben fol-, INN Speculation
81 perbinSern. Neue @eietantrG9e biirien
feline mebr einsebra6t peroen.
-9ie Chicago & 9ortbweifern Giisns
babnsG ompasnie beri9tete an ben Staatss
i%etretar, baB bic Ginnabmen Der @eieqs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
&anfaS.

Der Staatsienat BON 4anias be-
rGtb cine Don Sadnep einsebra9te gia,
wel6e alien giirsern urb giirgerinnen I'M
alter pom 81 Sabren unb barber mad eins
idbrisem %9lufentbalt I'M Staute unb 3Ostdz
aiaem on einem Srte iowobl bas actipe als
bas paiiipe Wablre6t perleibt. Oieiem
entertainments Socuspocus (auf breites
iter Saiis) sufolse piirben alio in nnierm
probibitionsseiesneten Nadbaritaate Die
Samen audi Sberif, gonitabler, @eidwOs
rene uim. merben fonnen, beSw. mil len.
Wie i6Sn wdr's bann, penn bic Srau ober
Miss Sberiff einen MDrber bGnsen, ober
bic Srau ober Miss Gonituble einen Oeipes
rabo einfangen ioDte ober menn 6 Wannss
unb 6 Wsibsbilber als Surp iiber Na9t
einseiperrt wiirben = niu., nip., bas mar
better.
Dem Sauie Der Staats> @~eietgebuns
1T cine semeiniame &eiolutiot unterbreitet
wprben, bur6 wel6e erfldrt wirb, beB bic
StIa + ANA : Geieruation einen
Gbeil Der OffentIiden 2dnbereien bilbet unb
benz Ssimitdttes @siet unterlisst, mesbalb
bic gunbessS enatoren pon &anias anses
pieieu werben, BEN grlaB zines @eieees
ber~beisufibren, bur9 mel6es es bet &esies
runs perboten wirb, Burger Der Ser. Staas
ten, Die iid auf benz beiasten 0anbifri4 ans
iiebeln, seri4tli4 gu p.rfolsen.
SIN Sort Scott lift bic grauerei,
meIde ieit annabme bes Brobibitionsseiess
ses 9el6lohen mar, pieber %erOffnet worben.
Gs pebt wieber cine frii6ere 9uft III &ans
las.
-&anias murbe suerit in 1903 elm SbeiI
Der Ser. Staaten bur6 ben Nnfauf por
9ouiiiana; Der erite Imerifaner, Der &an.
ias srforidte, 1906, mar elm lieutenant
SPITE, mad mel9em Yife's Seat in Colo;
rabo bsnannt lit; Der erite Santa Sc 0a:
generpebitionssus ~freuste &auias i'm Sabre
1923, bic erfte O%ruderpreiie fam 1884 mad
&anias; bic erite 8aniaier 3eituns wurbt
1854 in 2eapenmortb unter elmer uralter
lllme sebrudt; bic erite @abl, bic in &an:
ias absebalten wuroe, fano 1855 itatt, bi.
erite Giienbabn murbe 1860 sebart, bas
erlte prohibitions @eies 1880 angenom:
men unb Der erite benofratii6e @ouper:
neur 1882 sepdblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
Cenerrei1suu9arn

-lleber bic i1redli9e @aHernotb in
81 a a b, wdbrenb Der Sweiten Sanuarpods
i6reibt man am 8. Sanuar: S6on in Der
uer9ansenen @p6e ities Die 6lutb beitdns
big unb MIR bic @iSbefe rettete bic Stabt
uor lleberi6wemmuns; plOtli9 ieoo9 bat
bas Sis Dem Oulde Der Wahermaiien na6s
geben miiilen unb Die 9%eltauten Sluten bras
diem nun perbeerenb IN bic Stabt elm. Seute
Morsen I'M 8 llbr wurben bic Sewobner
our6 Sturmgloden aus Dem S6lafe auf,
sei6redt. Gin allgemeiner Wirrparr bes
EettenS uilb Slii6tens entitanb. Sunoerte
pon Weni6en flii6teten ii6 IN bos Sbeater
auf Der Sniel; aber AUDI bierber brans bas
Waier; bis gu Der eriten @alsrie itiessn
bic Wosen. Sn ben unteren Stapttbeilen
~itirsten piele SGuler elm. Sedstauienb
Meniden sosen iid in bic inners Stabt
suriid. SIM @pmnaiium Der Senebictiner,
in Der Geali6ule unb in Der israelitii6en
Sauptidule wurbsn 1000 Samilien sebors
gen, wel9e auf @emeinosfoiten seipeiit
weroen. Nadmittags nm llbr bur6s
bra1 bic Slutb bic Sdmme Der Soritaot
nnb mdlSte ii6 unter Srauien iiber bic
Straben. Der alte Sriebbof lit gan, per-
nidtet. Stelette uno Qei6entbeile idrpim,
men I'M 8aher. Snfolse Der ~unsebeuren
&dlte bilbete ii6 nod gum rlnslid cine
biinne Gisbede, 10 baB bic Communication
9anS unmo9li9 wurbe. Der Sabnbamm
Der &aabsS sbenburser gabn 1T i6per be-
brobt.
&efalu, Satabasa, bic Gororte Ssiset
unb WienersS oritabt lteben unter WaiIer,
unb audi sin Sbeil Der inneren Stabt 1T
iiberi6wemmt. 9iele S6ui.r iteben bis
gum Dad unter 0aiIer. Die itGotii6e
geb6rSe ~erpeiit ii6 ibrer guf9abe gar ni6t
sewa6ien, uno bic Gmporung iiber bic
&opfloiisteit unb Seridumniiis berislben lit
cine %alsemeine. Msbrere Gage mar fir
Stese gar ni6t seiOr9t; man muB fuBtiei
maten, UNI Sabe unb @ut bergen uno bic
Weni6sn in Si6erbsit brin9.n su t0nnen.
Die @asleituns lit %sriduft. Sauienbe itrOs
men in Die Staot; Oas Glenb lit berger
reiBenb.
-SeItiame 9odSeitssaite fanben iid ON
|. MISUNDERSTANDING, wie aus &c It 9es
i6rieben pirb, auf Der Yussta Yottas, no
Der WarOs:S aiarbelper Saufmann Morit
@pOrp feline So9seit %feierte, elm. 6urs
Dor Mitterna6t, ais ii9 bic @dite benz
GanSe %iibersaben, trat Der Gduberbaupts
mann GroeIpi @purta nit feds @eiellen,
ale bis on Die 3dbne bs%paifnet, IN bic
Saue, ueriperrte Die Sbiire binter ii6, be-
beutete aber Oann Der eri6rsdten @sieqs
i6aft, CT lei biesmal sefommsn, nm ni6t gu
ranben. Gr lieB ii6 nun nit ieinen Qeu.
ten an Der seoedten Gafel nieoer unb is
lieBen ii6 Speiie unO Grant wobl idmsden.
Sin &aufmann bot benz ganbiten so @uls
ben al, bod bieier erpiberte: sd baufe,
i6 babe iest @elb senug, bod werbe i'd
mir pel3es bergen, wenn i6 belien benos
tbise". Ra9 Wiitterno6t en%tiernten iid
Die Gduber unb bic @dite ietten ibre I'm:
terbaltung un9eitOrt fort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
@tnnetota.

Die geuSlferuns BON StiIIwater
poielbif Der erpdblte Senator Oiftator lit,
feierte bic grpdblung Sabin's bur9 cine
sroBartise ySpree". Gin gersniisunss.
aug wur6e BON ct. Saul bortbin a%rransiri
unb bic balbe Stabt iammt ben @eiesse:
bern mad Stiamater eins.laben. Der neu.
SenatOr perIas bel Der @elesenbeit feline
Sanfrebe.
-Samlin's t1niuerfitdtssebdube in
Winneapolis wurpe burd Seuer ser.
fort. Mittpo6 gormitta9 porlebter ISOLDE
brannte bas Sauptgebduoe Der obisen Mte:
tbobiitens gnftalt. gs paren etrpa 12C
S9iiIer i'm @ebGube, bod fonnten ale In.
perlest entfommen. Der S6aben wirb
auf $65, 900 perani9last.
Die Staatsseietsebuns pon Winne;
iota bat elm beionoeres @eies betreffs Der
@epddbanblanser Baggage Smashers) in
beiben Sduiern angenommen. Oieies @es
iet bebanbelt ni6t nur bic mutbs ober boss
miQise 3etrimmerung ober geiddbigung
BON @epaditiifen ais elm 8erseben, ionbern
AUDI bic bur9 9eidtfinn ober Na9ldiiisteit
ueri6ulbete Ierlesuns BON ioldem Gisens
tbum. Die Citrate fir bic llebertretuns
beitebt in elmer @elbbuBe uon so bis 500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
g. hrpmtk h.
Jnlano.
Cine abenteuerii6e Grpe0ttton,

Inter Der 6Gbruns bss Oeuti9sQ meris
faners 2ubpis Spurenbers lit in Bottom
cine Sdaar BON pierbunoert Wtdnnern Sus
iammensetreten, bic iid Die Grfori9uns
unb tbsilmeiie Seiitergreiflns ses Big
Sorns9 ebiet.s our aufsabe sema6t bat.
SaHelbe lit, pie mir in einem We9ielblatte
leien, cine Seitentette Der Seliensebirse,
bic aber BEL elmer SammbOble pon 1000. biz
$500 SUP ben Gbarafter bes Mittel9ebirs
ses an ii6 trdst, unb liest Oitli9 pom GEL
louifone Bart i'm n~orbpeltli6en Wpoming
an beiben Seiten bes Sis>6orn> Sluiies,
ber ii9 meter n0roli6 in ben YeIowitoue
ergieBt, iammt ieinen sablrei6en Nebentbd>
Iern, pirb ais anbaufdbis, wenn ni6t gar
ais frudtbar seidilbert unb 10 woaen Die
@enannten nit einem @eiammtfapital pon
$l20, 900 bieien gesirt nit B1usi6aar
unb Spaten in Elm Yarabies pertpanbeln.
Gin @erii6t min wihen, baB bic leis
tenben @eiiter nod einen Nebenplan babel
baben. gllts ben BON 9atsr Oe Smet =
Dem b%eriibmten fatbolii9en Snbianer>Wt ii
fiondr - binterlaiienen Iufseidnunsen ion
ndmli6 berpor9eben, baB Der @olbbesirf,
aus benz inn Der Oafotas 6duptling Salf.
Woon einisc rei9e Broben pOrleste, nidt
in ben rS6warsen 8ersen", ionbern ON
oberen 2auf bes gis, Sor nsSluiIes gu iu:
den lit. Der 9enannte Strom lit swa,
elm %fIsiner, babe aber aebnli9feit NIT BEN
Sacramento unb 10 iei bic Qnnabms bort
~porbanbener @oloabern ober @olbplacers
audi aus seosnoitii6en @rInben pabr:
i6einli6. anfans Utai iou bic grpsbi:
tion BON Bottom abseben unb ben 8es iibe,
Duluth nnb bic Nortbs8 %acifics8 abn elm:
i6la9en. glm ueitli6en gnbpunfte beriel;
ben, pomoslid bel Camp Gulod, miri
man bic @iienbabn unb suslei6 bas Cha
bes OelopitonesS luies perlaiien unb mi
Sad unb Sad, nit Mauleie l unb @ase,
iibpGrts Sieben. Wenn man bas einsis
Su6 itubirt, oas pon einem Nugenseu9el
lber iene 9esen seldriebeu lit (Sapben't
r@pomius"), 10 wirO man bic @ulturplan
Sparenbers's wobl beld6eln. 4nbers itsb
es nit benz Mineralrei9tbum iener nod
wenis erfori9ten @ebiete. DAP ii6 Sob
LEM unb @tienlager bort ~befinoen, itebt iibe
ieben ps~rninftisen l3peifel feit, unb ielbi
bic solbenen Grdume ber %pierbunbsrt Yio
Mere mOsen ni9t gang aus Der 9uft sesrii
fen porben iein. Weni9itens bertet Iaes
mas Der peritorbene Sater De Smet iibe
ienen mertpiiroisen Sbsil isiner Wiiiions
reiien iaste, barauf bin, baB Die sebeimniB
pollen @olOla9er Der Oafotas ni6t iiibOit
lid, ionbern iiiOpeftli9 pom 9ittIezg upOe
Riner III finben finb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
Satnots.

-@us SlIinois wirb beri6tet, bab
baielbit in bieiem Sabre isbr i6le9te Quss
fi9t auf cine quite Biirii3s@rnte lei, wGbs
renb o Weiiouri bic geridte siinitiser
lauten.
-0as fir elm Gaubipifem in Der abs
bolSun9 Der Wdlber i'm @anse 1T, bauon
sibt elm Seri9t bes v9rairie Sarmer" aus
Snor County elm geiipiel. Sm Iee.
ten Serbit wurten in isnsm Gountp ALIEN
nnsefdbr a4tunis3s3istauieno SUB 0als
nuBbolS gei6la9en, um mad 9tew Oorf,
unb pom bort mad 2iuerpool peri9ifft su
rperben. IS wirb mebr ais bunbert Sabre
in anipru9 nebmen, bis wie6er 10 itarfe
Saumitdmme anpa9ien. @s 1T mobl na>
tiirIi9, baB jeber 2anbbeiiber 10 raid ais
m09li3 ben srOBten @epinn aus ieinem
@igentbum 3ieben mill; aber es iolte me-
ni9itens ni6t nit Der anplausung neuer
Wdlber se30sert perben. Wsnn bic gdume
5uerlt bi9t ausgeiett, unb ipdter bon SSabr
gu Sabr geli9tet perben, 10 wir6 i6on bic
ietige Generation sroBen, bic na6iolsen.
ben rueroen aber nod 9rOBeren @epim err
Sielen.
SIN s arbOnbale i'm Gountp Sad
ion IN SiOzSainois bauern bic &aubereien
fort. Die sanSe Stubt beiin6st ii9 in oer
sroBten a%ufre9unS ; jeOen MOrsen wsrOen
unerbOrt fre6e &aubanfdue unb Oiebitab(s
9emeloet. Sis iebt 1T man ben SbGterr
nod ni6t Glf bic Spur setOmmen.
Plus Dem Gountp Qipinsiton i'm
noroOltli6en 3beile bes Staates wanbsrr
iebt uiele 6armer mad 0afota aus. Das
NGmli9e lit in einigen anoeru Gbeilen 6el
5aa. aber SQiuois ~uerliert ni6ts babel
6enn bieie meiit enslii3 amerifanii6en
auswanOerer BADEN ibre 6armen an 6eut.
i9e Sauern p%erfauft, bic ii9 baraus cine
bleibenOe 9eimatb MAIDEN.