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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09
Sending q Baby by Express.

An English gentleman was recently SEN
fenced to twelve months imprisonment
with hard labor for sending his infant
child by rail from Belfast to Colersine in a
flower hamper, addressed to a lady about
whom he knew nothing whatever. The
hamper was left by him at one Of the
parcel delivery offices in Belfast about
11:30 A. NJ, for transportation to Cole
raine, q distance of about so miles, and
placed in the parcel Office. About Q A. M.
the next morning the night watchman's
attention was attracted by the cry
of a child; on making 8 search in the
parcel-room he discovered the cause
snugly and comfortably placed in it's
hamper. 1t is remarkable. and of inter-
est to medical men, that with all the
knocking about this hamper must have
got the child. slept. and did not utter q
sound for Is hours; and when released
from its incarceration Though this &C.
CURED in the middle Of Winter it was
not anything the worse for its confine-
mept.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09
SAMUEL ]. TILDEN,
The Old Man Magnificent, the Demo
cratic Leader.

A Nations Opportunity to show
that h People Rule-AtOnement
for a GrfevOus Crime Removal
Of Abuses, stOppage Of Public
Plumber, Restoration OF Demo-
cratic Economy. Simplicity and
Integrity I'm the Administration OF
Affairs.
SAN Francisco. March ga Bulletins
New York special says: The Sun comes
out to-day in q double-leaded editorial for
Tilden. 1t says Mr.. Tilden is the living
incarnation Of reform Of Government, re-
moval of abuses, suppression of corrup-
ton, stoppage of public plumber, restora-
ton of Democratic economy, simplicity
and integrity in the administration of
affairs. This is why honest and intelli-
gent people of the Union, Republicans as
we'll as Democrats. now regard him with a
feeling such as nc other public man Of any
party can awaken in their minds.
We take the above dispatch to be prima
facie evidence that Samuel J. Tilden will
be the choice Of the Democratic party for
President in the coming Fall campaign.
II he is willing to accept the nomination
no one Of the Democracy will go into con-
vention against him. He is already nom
mated by the hosts Of his party. His at
tendance at Chicago on the 9Th day Of July
will be necessary only for the sake Of due
and solemn form. The news that he will
consent to bear the standard Of the people
will thrill more hearts now than in 1875.
when q clear majority of the voters of the
United States said by their ballots that
they wanted him for their Chief Magis-
trate. The dark 8 to 7 tragedy brings up
bitterness on the one hand and regret on
the other. Perhaps this deed which
nullifed the elective franchise of
this Republic and made Liberty ashamed,
was not wholly partisan. Let all who had
q hand in the damning crime and have
held Office by it in violation Of the popular
will, whether south or north of Mason
and Dixon's line, live out their lives as
objects of speeches. contempt. The
grievous wrong has been done and record
ed. A nations tears can neither obliterate
the record nor provide a remedy. A great
people united in q determination TO be
self-respectful and to show the
world that we speak honestly when we say
we are free, may partially atone for an
offence Of which the undivided nation
stands accused. The actual perpetrators are
a coterie Of Liberty's asssssins, who have
grown fat ON the fruits OF their ~iniquity.
The banner under which The Old Man
Magnificent will lead the whole people to
victory bears this luminous inscription j:
CORRECTION OF ABUsEs-sUPPREssIoN OF
CoRRUPTIoN-sToPPAGE OF PUBLIC PLUM
DER-REsToRATIoN OF DEMOCRATIC ECON
ONLY, SIMPLICITY AND INTEGRITY IN THE
ADMINISTRATION OF AFFAIRS.
All may unite, true citizens of whatever
party, under this glorious standard to
atone for the outrage Of '76; 10 vindicate
the national honor, and to establish the
fact for all time to come that the people
rule.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09

John B. Parker, who has written q num-
Der of interesting letters to friends in
Eureka asking for information about
Ceur d'Alene. says in a recent epistle,
dated Eagle City, to q gentleman in Eu-
reks: There are already two persons there
who intend to go into the drug business.
They have altogether not more than
1000 pounds of stuff [God knows
that ought to be enough, and
the freight ON more. at this time, is too
high to pay for bringing it in. From 10
to so men are arriving daily, ready to go
into any sort OF business, and struggling
to get started ahead OF their competitors.
Building goes Oh with vigor. There are $50
men employed in clearing off snow-ive
solid feet of it-and hastily putting
up log cabins. There are fine saloons
here which do a business of $500 a day.
One of them l know takes in daily from
S125 to $500. There are two restaurants
which furnish 400 meals q day. Every.
thing high. Impossible to get anything
in for less than rs cents per pound freight.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09
A RelifiOn.

A blank petition sent up here to W. e.
Griffin from San Francisco, in regard TO
the Worlds Fair, to be held there in 1887.
signed by Eurekans, calls upon Congress
for a donation OF 3d. 600. 900 TO assist in
perfecting the scheme. It Is q Pacific
Coast petition and makes q strong plea for
the subsidy. San Francisco and the State
have subscribed $500. 900 already, and ad-
ditional subscriptions are guaranteed. A
Worlds Fair in San Francisco would be q
pleasure and q material benefit to the
Coast, OF which Eureka is q part. We
suppose our people will be ready to sign.
It doesn't cost q cent to do so.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09

The Prince Of Navarro Not So white
PIumed as Of YOre.

The Prince Of Navarro Not So white
PIumed as Of YOre.
The following interview with Col. Inger-
soil, who nominated James G. Blaine with
that ringing speech in Chicago, is reported
in the Chicago Journal
"Will Blaine be q candidate 2"
at has been said that several years after
the cavalry of old Napoleon was disbanded
the moment the old horses heard the bugle
call they would Immediately fall into line.
Probably the campaign will have q like
effect upon Mr.. Blaine. The force of habit
will be such that I think long before the
Convention meets he will be q candidate.
He may not think that he wants the place,
but l guess he does, and that want will
probably be increased when he thinks
somebody else may get it,"
would he make q strong candidate? ?"
"That / do not know. Hitherto he has
always been strong at the start, and has
made exceedingly good time for the first
half mile. but never succeeded in getting
his nose under the wire first"
eff nominated, would he be likely to
carry the country ?"
"Oh, I don't know"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09
Crushed Under 80 Tons weight.

A fatal accident occurred in the Dram
Lummon mine, Montana, about 8 O'Clock
Thursday afternoon. Michael Mouahsn, q
miner, was at work in one of the slopes of
the mine when q mass Of ore, rock and
timbers, weighing about 80 tons, fell in
upon him. A force of men were at once
put to work getting him out, but it was
two hours before he was reached, and
when taken out he was dead. His face
was black, and 1t is believed he smothered.
Monahan seemed to have been STOPPING
down at the time the accident occurred, as
he was resting partly upon his knees and
partly upon his face when found.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09
PATHS Financteriu-.

"Of curse I will not sing unless I get
my money" said Nine. Patti. You have
no idea how much better l do when I know
the money is in my pocket. Alboni
taught me that years ago. Child said
Alboni, never sing unless you are sure Of
your pay I have followed Alboni's ad-
vice, and l really believe my success has
been largely due to my habit of insisting
upon payment of my services after the
first act of the opera I am singing"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09
o

Judge Sabin left San Francisco yester-
day for Carson.
Rev. j. Lloyd Jones will preach at IL
O'Clock this morning at tho Eureka Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.
Evan Jones, Past Master of Eureka
Lodge, F. Il A. M, was reported seriously
i'll with pneumonia last night.
j. r, Adams shot and killed Constable
J. L. Roberts at Tombstone last Friday.
The trouble was about q lawsuit.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09
A FITTING
Robinson knocked Down and Elk
PEELED from the Olympic Clnb.

A1
SAN Francisco, March 8.-The sequel to
the Sullivan-R Robinson Knockout last night
occurred this afternoon at the Baldwin
Hotel. Several Of Sullivan's Combine
ton, including Steve Taylor, ex-heavy-
weight champion, were present, when
Robinson, with some friends, entered.
After an interchange of salutations, Tsy-
lor made a contemptuous remark about
Robinson. The latter retorting, calling
him an ugly name, Taylor let of, catching
Robinson under the ear, knocking him
down. On rising he made for Taylor.
Both clinched. and a rough-and-tumble
fight ensued. The widest excitement
prevailed. Friends tried to separate
them, and after great difficulty succeeded
in doing so. 1t is stated that Robinson's
expulsion from the Olympic Club will be
unanimously voted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09
Condition of The H.. p.

Inc latest is as follows General Su-
riin'endent Gilman reached Palisade last
s'sning about 6 o'clock on a handcar. He
aaa 70 leave the train two miles out. No
VAN ieit Palisade last night. II was ex-
r.,ed mat the train would reach Palisade
WHY this morning, and turning about
. .ss a. once to Eureka. This will prob
~ y the case, as Mr.. Ward, Wells Fargo
i s.os messenger, telegraphed Mr.. Griffin
~ t%' alght that he had got through with
no express. and added, "I'll telegraph
''u When we start in the morning."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09

DR.. Ladelle claims that prussic acid is
an antidote for poisoning by s~trychnine.
The enthusiast who undertakes to prove
this runs more or less risk. He must
first be thoroughly poisoned by s~trychnine
or else the prussia acid will not effect q
cure. In case he has not taken enough
strychnine the prussic acid will act ON it's
own account. The poison has two chances
to the enthusiasts one.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09
American Pork.

as pork producing industry Of the
oui'ea States has within the last few
tc crown to proportions well calculated
unoo T'1nish any who have not kept an eve
snpus,S progress. The net weight of hogs
IA usiy slaughtered in the United stats
ayslas " cat a. :, 25o, DOC, 900 pounds, with
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09

The Reno Journal says: Several idle
fellows who have been about town beg
ging for the past week. were pulled by the
officers yesterday. and taken before Justice
Young on q charge Of vagrancy. The
Judge gave them six hours to prepare for
trial, and when the case was called 1t
was found that all had improved the OPP
portunity and skipped the town.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09
The Meaning Of words.

There is an accomplishment often over
looked in public school exercises that is
quite as important as spelling. and that is
the correct meaning and application OF
words. OF what value is it to know how
to spell q word If we know not its mean
ing? without that knowledge q word is
of no use, and is like putting q gun in the
hands OF an aboriginee who would be just
as likely to shoot himself as any n else.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09

-us'e was a fair turn out on the ice last
Iasa'' Among those who took part in the
s'as were several ladies and gentlemen of
Ho, raymond Holmes Company. Mr..
s aSmes excited the admiration Of our am
t uh ! who say he is a h~uckleberry over
Il psrsimmon Of anybody that has ever
TASTED on the rink in Eureka. Looks as
sls.;s we may have a good many days Of
'Aa''ng yet before the final tbaw'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09

ine German Minister at Washington
: received the resolutions Of coincidence
NJ 'ne death Of Herr Lasker, returned to
n Mn ~ Bismarck. Bismarck sends along.
"a auultion to his letter already published.
,s sse's mat he was forced to return the
eora The German Minister will
n~nunicate his instructions to the State
~spAi'menf, and not to Congress,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09
mnaINa ~OuOTATIONe.
Hnfel Arrivals.

Parker House,. II. Lockwood, A. D.
Csmpton, Hamilton.
Jackson House-John H. DAILY, Bay
State mine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09

Baker & Wines have removed their law
Office to the Opera House building, up
stairs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09

The WEEKLY SENTINEL is q good paper
to send to your friends in the East aud In
Europe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09
Fresh Oysters.

A. Booth d. Co.'s celebrated Baltimore
fresh oysters can be had at r. Sadler's. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-09

VIM. III. StoweIl,
Assayer, No. 8 Main street, Eureka. I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-18
gus Den, Staate.
Sie StaotipabIcn int Staatc.

@interiet pdbIte bas 9anSe repus
blitanii6e Sidet.
SairfieIb erpdbIte einen republifaz
nii6en Mapor.
Su EoIebo trusen bic &epubIifaner
ben Sies in Der @ubl bapon.
Die . emotraten in Council 8Iuffs
mdbltsn bas gauge StaotsGidet unb 3pei
4loermanner.
Sn 9 II errpdblten bic &epubIitaner
bus gauge Sidet, aussenommen ben Mapor
unb einen alderman.
Sort Dodge epublifaner errpdblten
ale Stabtbeamten, auBer S6asmeifter unb
GheTor, iowie bret bon pier aIoermanner.
Sn Soma Gitp pGblten bic 0emotras
ten ale ibre ganbibaten fir BEN Stabtratb,
eini5lieBli9 g. s.. grainarb, &ebacteur
bes vSopa gitp Gepublican".
Sttumwa0 emofraten erlpGblten ben
Mupor, Sdobmeiiter, 9~lnpalt, AiIehor,
Yoliseiri6ter ,lnb Spei Nlbermdnner. Gi6s
ter Senberibptt wurpe gum 9oliSeiri9ter
ertpdblt.
SIM alien bsmotratii9en Eager 8ellu
erpGblten bic 9empfraten ben Mappr, BEN
Stabtanpalt, ben S6utmeilter unO 5 BON
7 Stabtratbsmitglieber.
en- Muscatine pitrbe bas IGmmt>
li9e bemofratii6e Sifet erwdblt. NQe
Gbre fir Muscatine!
en- atlantic wurbe Der liberal9e>
FINITE Sobn s. Scott sepdblt. Sn Sn>
Oianola oa9esen iie9te bas muterii9e
Sifet.
Nu6 in Clinton iie9ten Die Demo.
%fruten, inoem iie fat ibr 9anSes Sidet err
wdblten.
glu9 in Collar uno SstaIoo a
waren bic 0empfraten iiesrei6. Sn lett
qenannter Stabt erp6blten bic Oemotras
ten ibr seiammtes Sidet.
MenIo erpdblte bas bemotratii6s
@reenbadsS itet nit elmer einSi9en Iuse
nabme.
SSn Siour Gitp 1T Der bemofratie
Idle Mapor Swart nit iiber 200 Mebrbeii
erlpdblt porben. Sier Semotraten unc
spei 2icens, Gspulifaner iinb iieSrei6 9ewe>
len.
Mit ausnabme BON Sebaitopol iinb bic
Soritdbte bon 0es Moines, barunter Uni
periitp 8lace, @reenwoob Yarf, Nortb
Oes Moines unb bic nabelieeeneen Stdote
8autee, Sbelbabl unb Bolt Stir prohibit.
%tiOniitii9 sesansen.
Sn Gebar sails erransen Die De.
mptraten einen completen Ste9.
Sn G]arIpiIle purbe &ries iiber
bobe unb nieOere 9icens gefibrt. @eors
StaebIe, Der Ganbioat Der nieorisen 2ieenss
leute, waro erwablt. Der iibrise Sbeil
bes Gitets, bas obne Sppoiition war.
wurbe natiirli6 aud erwablt.
Sn Mar aIItown iiesten bic
Oemotraten; ebenio in Sort Mtaoiion, mo
bic vS6parsen" MIR einen alderman err
wablten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-18

Sn 0es Moines miinoen 9esen,
martis - mad benz vStautss 9lnseiser" =
ni6t weniser als fiinfSebn peridieoene gi-
le~nbabnlinien Elm, u. iolen iol9e innerbalb
zines Sabres nod bur6 Swei neue 0inien
permebrt werben.
Soma itebt I'M Yunfts Der S9meines
su6t. b. 3. in Besug auf bic Sabl Der 9es
sosenen S9meine, benz letten 8sti9te bes
Gbefs bes Bureaus fir Statiititen Sufolse,
obenan, unb Suinois nimmt ben 3~weiten
Stang elm.
Sn benz Sta6elsaunbrabt : Yro,eB,
pel9er i6on felt Sabren Dor ben @e,i6ten
i6webt, bat 8unbesridter McGrarp uorise
ISOLDE gu &eotut bic widtise @ntideibuns
sefdlt, baB bic erneuerten @liboen nnb
Relp Yatente unsiItis iinb.
Ger SetretGr Der Soma Staatss
Sempersnss9 luianS slaubt, baB bas neue
SemperenS : @eiet auf benz 2anbe weroe
aussefi6rt werben fSnnen. Collie bass
ielbe in ben Stdbten ni9t Der Sad iein, 10
werbe bic nd9ite 2esislatar a~nsesansen
werben, elm Staatss @onitablers@ eies CUR
ausfibruns Der SemperenssS erOrbnunsen
su e%rlalien. sSebt tommt aber bas i1onite:
Ser 8ep. Srisbie in Ses Woinss ertlGrt,
bas 6rauenitimmredt miiie iett notbpens
b~iserpeiie einsefiibrt weroen, UNI bas
GemperenS9eiet Su balten, oa es teinen
Gbeil Der gerfalung bilbe unb folsli1 nil
0errufen neroen f6nnte. Mau tau, iaqt
Der Beitfale!
0as biesj dbrise Gurnier bss
Soma Seuerwebr;g ereins mirb pom IL. bis
Is. Sum- in Oes Moines itattfinben.
@u Ser iibli9 pOn @lbia selesenen
Sarm zines s~suifien s. SO. humphrey 1T,
IL SUB inter Der GrOoberfa9e, cine etmu
81 BOD itarte &Oblsnaoer aufsefunben
moroen.
nner Staat bat bel Der am IA.
unb Is. p. SO. in Sodion, Gem, ab9e.
boltenen ausiteaun9 bon Mil9ereisBros
Oucten ben eriten Breis fir bic bette Butter
bauon9etragen. Die betr. gu~tterprobe
wurbe uon Der Union Creamery So" bon
Welt Union, in 6apette So. aus9eiteQt.
9as 9robuct berielben Creamery" wurbt
ebenfaus in Der Convention Der Butter:
uno Standardization bes Staates, wel6t
am 49,, 90. unb 81. .. Mts. IN Stram.
berrp Yoint itattfano, pramiirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-18
Sic @abl in on =Subuaue.

Die iabrlide S%tuotpabl in II ierem
Ia9barort ~ienleits bes Saters Der Strome
u%erlief am letten Muntas ganS rubis. Oils
Mupur wuro s.. 9. @aperlp TAFT obne Sps
petition errpdblt. Die Ganbibaten fir
@loermdnner erbislten s. Wasuire 1919
Stimmen, 8. S9uma6er 100, &. StiIes
17S unb IS. 9. @nnor III Stimmen.
Oils Ganbibat fir S6atmeiiter erbielt @.
8. Seattle 1876, 9usu @pfeIb 50 Stims
men ais Muri6au S. 6rantIanb 80, =.
Cullen lie Stimmen; StruBencommiidr
SO. @roff 1O3, Suinlan 50 uno Gutter
10 Stimmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-18
glm Treitaa Nadmitaa, mad 3 llbr,

Nm Treitas Nadmittag, mad 3 llbr,
brad bas ben grben Simplot sebOri9e, an
Der Gde Der 3. unb Soma StraBe seIesene,
breiit0dise @sbduoe, bas Der @etreioebdnbs
Ter O'gteiQ ais Qaserplat fir Safer be-
nutte, plObli9 suiammen unb eri9lus eis
men in 8 its0 Dubuque wobnenben 9lrbeiter
Namsns Seremias 0auis, Der sufduiser
@eiie auf benz 8irseriteis uorbeisins.
0as @ebdube MAI alt, idle9t sebuut unb
iou nit 10000 Suibel 9afer belaoen ses
meien iein. Den Mann fanb man erit
folsenbsn Cages inter ben Griimmern.
Oas Yerbict Der Gcroners sSurp tabelt nit
llnre9t bic Stsot fir Sas llnsliid, bas
ii9erli9 NnlaB gu BroseB seben wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-18
Wtntter llnb Sphn.

Gin Spbn fraste feline Wautter, warlm
Der Seem gurf G!Otbing StOre 10 biuise
8lsiber pertaufe. Sa, antwortete Die Wiuts
ter, bas 1T gang einfa6. Die Seute, Die
ibre &unbl9aft bebulten wouen, fabriSiren
ielbt. Solde 9eute wifien, baB mir ollie
bart arbeiten miiiien unb bebienen oeBbaIb
bic &unben reell. Damn 9ebt AUDI Sober
mad benz Sem Yorf @lutbins Store, I'm
&leiber gu f%aufen, neil Oer 9tew gort GlOs
thing Store, 90. 6S7 MtainitraBe nabe Der
item Strabe in Dubuque, Der biuisite
9lae lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-18

Santfranfbeiten fOnnen nidt alein our6
cine duBere Sebanbluns sebeilt, ipnbern
bas Slut mub griinbIi6 sereinist werben
unb bieicS sei6iebt am beiten burd Or.
4usuit &Oui9's s ambur9er
Sropfen, wel6e ii6 einen beOeutenben
Guf als YlutreiniQer erpprben baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-18

SIM GEN t warS bic 9auSe Sieun9 nit benz
BON Semmenrpop auf'S bitterite opponirten Bar.
bon oes Wiles GQen, Don Sremont 60, Der 81
lebensldn9li6er 6aft perlrtbeilt 1T uno crit 4
Sabre iiet, psrbradt. S6liesli6 warb Der
gcridt bes @omites iiir @eidngniile, Der Garbon
empfieblt, nit 20 9eseu 9 StimmsI ansenoms
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-18
Im Woutaa glbeuo I. SO. batber giusuer:

Vim Wfolltag Mbel0 l.W. bat Der Etllsuer1
elm folsenbe geamten fiir's fommenoe Subr
srpdblt: Yrdiibent-S. SO. @erner, Sice,
Brdiioeut-S. giidler; &ecorbirenber Ses
fretdr-a. S9dhe; 6inanSiefretdr-Y.
Setb; S6aemeiiter-S. Sraut; Wur,
idaa-Baul 5riid; Golectoren-2. Sart.
mann uub s. sc. Serburser; Sinans;
Gomite-S. 5tuegamer, Murtin Siiiiner
uno 6. E. Soos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-18
Staat 4 Amgegend.
Entered at the post-ofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at ~second-class rates.
&eiienoer Ngeut :-berr !. poebls.
Sic brei 2,pcjspereiuc Der 81. G.. Sdut.

seieai6aft BON Soma, Die bier in Der StaOt
iino, baben 6pmites ernannt, UNI Sorbes
.reitunsen sur abbaItuns Der General. Ser
iammluns gu t~reiien, wel6e am %. Mai
babier absebalten wirb, unb Die Gomites
iinb bereits pOuis an Der Mrbeit. Su Sur
Sem miro bas Yrosramm fertts ieiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-18

8ie mir b0reu, lit Serr S. g. 9ase,
pielen ~unierer 9eier ais elm alter &eiienber
BET v@aSette" betannt, Ganbioat fir
Stabtpater. aud 9unbsmann Slinser
bspirbt ii9 wieoer nm bic @irbe. Gleck
op der res, dir zwGn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-18

Bon alien Seiten bes Staates fommen
uns Na6ri9ten gu, baB man 9eSen bic
Bills Biu our geiteueruns Ell
nes Sbsiles bes &irdensutes proteitirt.
feht iol
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Chicago 1arftbert@t.

Gbieaso WiarftbertGt.
CBer Selegrapb.) II. Mar; 1894,
@eiseu-gto. 2. $1.O1.
Use ldtDrn-54 @ts.
6aier-32t Sts.
Butter-26 bis 2S GtS.
Sier-20 bis 81 Sts.
Nbistp-$1.17.
2 6meine- SO 40 bis SIS.
Rinbpieb-$6.35 bis $40.
Sdmeinefl 6-$1S.O0 bis 1905.
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Gin YranO al @runO Yiew Auenue Sers
it6rte Samitas Wiorgen ous 9auS uOn s..
6urlep. gerluit $500, Serii6eruns
$500.
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0ute 0eleNeubett !

Sis @sNepmablmAbIs In 9ilberttpins, am etssr Stub
aeltasu, In nsidr 8 faar Sisint pshaui 5n thus hsbtH,
lnb pslbs auis Bette sinssiAttt ant iOltb srbaut, N uns
ter iebr slnhbo stbinsnnssH ~ patauisH: Der stnspan
ben bstStn efseRtAlmeru sat 0ssta ~ ittuu HttmatA
styn4i, Der sRsas III 4~raRfstts teISu sstparUsa, eas
@siadit auissubsr nH nahsfs asstastt p,uSi1Fs~ 80
an @tttr yrsuts sss 80 h4x. ~~s saNHss 90
teaenket lAtA.
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@ir maiden auf bic an anberer Stele
befinoli9e anseise, iiberi3rieben IS
I a | : u 9 T" aufmerfiam. 9eiet bic
@nseise iorsfdltig bur9.
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Wau bat Turd,t, baB bic bier i'm Serbit

gu baItenbe Snteritaatsfair Der Staatsfair
in 0es Moines bod einen S6la9 uerieeen
wirb. ga, waurm erlaubt man benin
ni9t, baB bic Staatsfuir bier gebalten
miro? Dubuque bat Elm Gedt Oarauf,
i6on felt Sabren unb Sabren.
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Iiltp amfce Warftbert6t.
(9er Sele9rap6.) Il. WGr; 1884.
@eisen-9to. q, : 1924.
6ofer-32 GtS.
@eIidforn-52 @ts.
Ro99en-62 sis.
@erne-634 Sts.
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Eianos nnb Srgsln gu perfaufen bel
Sabertp, go. 80 MainitraBe.
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Ne,~sYorf Yearftteri6t.
tBer Eelesrapb) II. Wars 1884
@ei3en- Wilwautse. No.2 z, $1.13.
9afer-46 SIS.
Sell I or n-gem. 10. SO Bis 68 3ts.
S&weineFeH&-$l7,Y5 bis 1900.
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Die bemDfratiide GOnDentiun bes Staos
tss pirO am "a. Qpril in Burlington abs
9ebalten.
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Mrhttect.

Sreb. g,eer, Nr9itect unb Superintens
bent. S9ulsn unb air9en cine Spe5ialis
tat. I9tc Str0Be, 3p. Soma II. 9lap.