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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-06-14

ARE we to believe that after listening
to charges against Mr.. Blaine for eight
years, the American people have delib-
erately goLe wrongg" asks the New YORK
Tribune. "Are we to suppose that the
people prefer an unworthy man or are
not competent to weigh evidence against
himY lie who has that idea shows That
he does not believe in self-government,
and is not lit for a share in II himself.
Let the campaign picture be sent broad
cast all over the land by NIL means. But
let James G.. Blaine. James A. Garfield
and Abraham Lincoln be placed side by
side as the three most tatooed men OF
later American history. They knew
each other well, trusted and loved each
other, and were loved and trusted by the
American people. That they were all
tatooed is only proof that the men whom
the nation trusts are sure to have Great
ures TO SANDER them"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-06-14

NJ. W. REED, in an article on the pur-
poses of life, says: There is one thing
much to be desired-not money chiefly,
not place, not power, but this is the
thing-satisfactiO And here is our
discomfort. that we see the truth, APP
prove it, teach IT, and then break down
in the practice. That is what makes us
sorry. If we had not known the truth
we should be at peace with ourselves.
| do not know man who Is satisfied
with the quality of his life. What has
become of the enthusiasm and high pur-
pose with which we began? How have
we lost 1t! A battlefield is not neces-
sary for hero; Il stake in the circle is
not needful for saint. The opportuni-
ties for heroic and sanity living exist
here and to-day. All we have TO watch
is the motive, the intention, the world.
This gives the color nobleness TO any
action"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-06-14

Ex-UNIrfD STATES MARSHAL maxwell,
Of Utah, makes the most sensible
suggestion towards abolishing OF poly
gamy in Utah, when he says; About
the most effective, peaceable way to
abolish polygamy in Utah would be the
establishment Of a Home of Refuge for
Mormon wives who wish to abandon
their husbands. Poiygamous wives have
no dover under the Mormon law. A
great many would leave their portion
of their husband, but they have no.
where to go, and, besides, cannot have
the benent of dover; so they suffer,
rather than be thrown upon their own
resources. Could they go TO such a
place where they would be supported
and protected, thousands would throw
of the tyrannical yoke of their husbands
and the more infamous rule ofthe church.
The Home of Refuge could be built by
charitable contributions"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-06-14

MoRr than six months have passed
since the present session of Congress
began, and the number Of bills and Joint
resolutions introduced Is In round num-
bers estimated at 10000. In the House
the number is 1900, and Of these only
about $50 have passed that body, and
the greater portion Of them are private
bills, pensions and bills for relief Only
about seventy-hye bills, all told, have
become laws, and It looks powerfully
like the record of this Congress for inac-
tivity would be very hard to beat; and,
what is more, the chances for doing any
good work are materially weakened by
the near approach of the National Demo
cratic convention, July sth.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-06-14

The best smoking tobacco is "Little
Joker.m
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06

6uBfuB unS Die llmormuns poQ;ieben.
SAT- spsi Stuuoen nirmt bieie ~ber,anipre.
denOc, tbrdnenriibrenbe Teier in gtnipriid.
0tebr bonn cine SbrGne Ser 6iibrung lab
man I'M au9e Der auf ibre Steue ii9 gu:
riitSieDenben 9ldnSen.
Der iufromentoliide Segrn idlob Die
Teier, NO mieberum Die reun Nuserforencn
Dor Oos III. 2ltarsioframent bintraten. uuf
ben &nieen Elm @eliibos Der erui0en Srcue
unb bes @eboriams se9en bic @eisui4ait
abIe9ten.
gesen 81 llbr mar sic 6eier ssi9Io6en i;
Die lebr IN Nnipru6 sencmmenen unb ers
mioeten Mtiiiiondre, Die ie bur9 ben Bart
Dor ibren iibri9en Stuoien9enoiien aus
3ei6neten, fonnten MN in @elellbait ibs
rer @ltern uno Serpanbten ben Brett bes
Cages subrinsen, nm balb fir INNER piel,
lei6t pom Oampfboote in bic ferneu Sims
meIsltri9e nit ibrsm m0rberii6en &lima
unb ibren balbpiloen 9ewobnern nnb
Weni6enfrei.rn su sieben.
@sld elm gsruf! Sour Bic tatbolii6e
&sIision, bic anentbulbsn bsfdmpfte unb
uerfplste, uernas iOI6e Sliitben ;u trei:
ben, ioI4e Sridte ;u seitiseu.
&etners.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
Die neucn Garotudle.

Der cine lit pon 6aus aus elm bodoes
borener Ser, Elm weltIi9er Siirit, Der ans
bere elm Sobn aruner Gltern aus benz Yiirs
gerffanOe. Sener purbe nit Al Sabren
Sii6of uno 1T iett so, oieier par bel iei:
nef Yr~acoEiiirung erif SO uno lit nun 43
Sabre alt, BON allen 9aroindlen Der jiin9ite.
Sm llebrisen iast iiber ben 2sbsuslauf
Der beioen neuen Garoindle Der ,Wtos
niteur be &ome~ nod Oas SolsenOe: Der
grsbii9of 9 anfelte, SerSos pom Qquas
ptaa unb neopoIitunii9er YatriSier, lit Su
Aueria ont Is. @prtl 1884 9eboren. Na9
Nbiolpirung ieiner Stubien IN Der S5ule
bes &lofers pom Gaua be Sirreni wur6e
er 1857 unter bic Mit9lie0er bes &lerus
pon Rsupel aufgenOmmen, sos ii6 aber
balO barauf IN Oas Seneoictiner: 6loItsr
BON Monte Guiiino Surid, 100 er aui9lieB.
LID tbeOlO9ii3en StuOien Obla9. 1865
prOmOuirte CT Su Neapel gum Qicentiaten
Der EbeoIOsie unO i'm fOlgenben Sabre in
9tom gum DIR. utriusque jur. Rurs baraui
guns @ensralsSicar Der gl6tei Gapa srs
nalaIt, 9riinoete CT buielbit elm literarii9es
Snititut, Dem Don Yius TX. Sob 9eIpenoet
purbe. No9 benz CODE SforSa's purOe Ell
Inn Sabre 1871 oeiien Na9fol9er aui benz
er,bti66ai9en Suubl uOn 9tenpel. Se-
FAINT lit Die iiberaus lObenswertbe 6altung
bes Cardinals bel Der i9redli9en 6ata.
Itropbe BON GalamiccioIu Seoermann bat
bamals Dem @iier, Der SeIbituerIeusnuns
unO ben wabrbaft berrIi6en Gu9enOen,
weI9e Der @rBbii9Oi pon 9leapel bel bieiel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
Set Ginhmb Der 2o8en auf
@abIet nnO GuItttf.

Sober 2ogenbruber ~bebauptet, baB bic
9osen feinen GinntuB auf @ablen unb gos
litif baben unb fiibren als geweis bafir
an, bab ibre Gonititutionen unb @ei6Gitss
Oronunsen Viittbeilunsen uno @eiprG9e
iiber 8olitit unb &eli9ion in ben 0osen,
rdumen unS wdbrenb Der Ierbanblnnsen
in benielben itren9 psrboten ieien, unb 6ab
ME 9e9en bieie Gori9rtften sebanbelt
werOe. Oas aIS uoaitdnbig ri9tig suee:
geben, bebaupte i'd bod, baB Die 9osen Ell.
nen groBen @influB auf Wablen un6 bomit
uuf Die 9olitit auSiben. Mein lester
Sat i9etnt einen coloiialen Wioeripru9
al entbaiten, unb bod baltic i9 meme Ses
bauptung uufre6t. SD fam bicielbe in
unSweifelbufter Dirt mad eisenen Seoba9.
tlnsen bemeiien.
Setra9ten mir uniere Solititer unb bic
aemterjdser, bauptid9Ii9 bic I'M repubIis
tanii6en Eager, 10 perben mir Bel 9enauer
Priifung finpen, baB lie obne NuSnabme
allen IN einem Staate nut einisernaBen
uerbreiteten SO9en anseb6ren, SaB iie ii9
serne III @rob6eamten b.rielben wdblen
Iaiien ooer bod bafiir iorgen, bab i9nen err
9ebsne Mdnner ais ioI9e erpablt werSen.
User nun glaubt, Oieie Ypliliter, Die fat
INNER pon einem s"epifien SeamtenbanfeI
angefett iinb, babsn ii9 ben 2osen anses
l9lollen, nm Die in ibren @ugen iebeufaus
slpeITeiDafte Gbre gu genieBen, vSriicer"
BON einem groBen Sbeil Ser 9(rbeiter, BON
6armern uno Broletariern gu iein uno in
ben So9eu fir ibr Seites gu wirfen, befin.
bet li9 auf eilem getd6rli9en Sol,me9e,
ben Die mciiten &ogenbriibsr arglos ~perfoI,
gen.
Sat Elm FOLDER Bolititer feline Nominaz
tiOn 9Iiitlt9 errei9t, 10 wirb bus 9oiun98s
mort OIL bic 9unolun9cr besielben, bcren
es in jeoer 2Ose Elm 9aur bat, ausgsoeben,
oieIe 9cben berlm, tbeilen ben einjelncn
Sriloern nit (oleroingS ui9t in Der gooe),
oaB Der uno Der SruOsr gu Dem uno Dem
Nmt nominirt lei, unO baB icoer Sruoer
bic unabweisli9e 8ilidt babe, ni6t aQcin
fir i'm 81 ltimmen, ionbern aud fir i'm III
arbeitert. Die m~eiiten Sriioer 6dn9en nit
einem 9ewiien 6anatismls on ibrcr 2oge,
anerfenncn Oieie Yfli3t alS ieIbitperitanos
LID uno banbeln barna9, unbefiimmert nm
ibre poIitii3en lleberScu9un9en. 90
tommt es, baB elm berartiger Ganbioat oft
cine 9roBe 2lnSabl BON Stimmen Der am
bern Partei ersattert, obne baB man ii6
bas Hdtbiel bel oberfd6li9er g.tradtuns
ertlaren fann. Trobtem pir6 aber inmer
bebauptet, bic 9o9en iibsn feinen GinhuB
auf Wablen unb Bolitit aus. Gon ben
Sosenbriioern ielbit uirb bisie gebauptuns
am eifrisiten perfo9ten, unb i9 CLAUDE,
baB bic meiiten ibre pirtlide llebsrseusuns
ausiprcdem, obne oaran gu benfeH, baB iie
pon i6lauen Polititern oils wiQenlole
Wert,euse benubt mer6en.
90 wirO's gema6t!
Gin BrptefaHt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06

trourigen @ele9enbsit an ben Gag Iegte, pol
les Sob 9cipenOet. SIN u~ersonsenen 6srbit
iibrte ct III ieiner ersbii6cai6en StaSt
Ben SOriib bel Dem ie6Sten Gonereb Der
SatDrliten StaIiens, wel9er su Der Gnt.
witelung Der fatboIii6en Seipe9rne orf
Der 9llbiniel 10 midtis beitrls. Der
Batriar6 ppn 9iIiobon, SOIepb Ses
baltian u o, lit gu 9a9is, in Der 0i0ceie
6aro, am 8. 6sb. 9eboren. Der Cardinal
Mtoraes Garoolo lieb i'm ltubiren II. Ianote
ibn, ais er gum 8rieiter 9etpeibt mar, sus
na6lt aIs Bfarrer na9 Nlgarue. 9teto trat
ober balo barauf su SorruS Seoras in elm
isbr itren9es Sloiter, beiien Srbensmdn>
ner ii9 auSi9lieBIi9 nit 0tiiiionen be-
l9dfti9en. Oils bas gtStbum Gnaola am
Congo pacant murbe, i6lug Der Cardinal
Moraes Die @rnennung 9teto's bafiir por,
unO berieIbe wuroe am %. Septcm6er
1879 prdcOniiirt. Su jenen wiIben @es
gcuoen Seigte er ii9 als pabrer Qpoit.l,
inocm er unbetiimmert UNI Wiiiben bic arr
men Neser sum Gbriitsntbum betebrte unb
mitten unter ibnen elm Qebeu poler Gntbeb>
rlln9en fiibrte. Gr bate bic Sreube, cine
9roBe ansabl benz tatboliiden Glauben
st %sewinnen. Bon angola wnroe Wisr.
3feto i'm Goniiltorium am g.. @usuif 1888
auf ben Yatriar9aIiib pom 9ihabon befOr:
bert. Der Cardinal bat iid bur3 ieine apos
Ifplii6e @infa9beit unb feline beruorrageus
ben prieiterIiden Gusenben bic Spmpa.
tbie Der sansen SeuOIterunsuon 9inabons
ermorben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
8e8en ote Gbet@eiounaett

bat ii6 neueroinss wieber elm proteitantis
i9er Prebiser ausseipro6en, unb ba mani
DE ieiner Vemertunsen aud fir uns &as
tbolifen ni6t obne Sntereiie fem biirften,
10 Iaien mir bier einise berislben folgen.
IS mai ndmli9 Der Yresbpterianerprebi,
ger $. W. WOrraa pom News Yort, Der am
Sltertase ieiner @emein6e unter 9lnberm
iaste:
so LANCE als bic sottIi6e g%inietuns
Der @be uno ibre Seilisfeit ansrtannt purs
be, badte man ni6t einmal an cine S6sis
bun9. aber als bic 6enntniB bes oottli6en
9eieees unc oes boben llriprunss Der Gbe
u~erloren gins, wurbe bic S9eiouns il a0sn
ibren 6ormen iebr bdufig. (Gin iebr
i9limmes 3eusniB fir ben proteltantiss
musD gu friibereu i3eiten belt man bic
S9eiouns fur oas duBerite Wiittel unb bic
ofientli9e W~teinung entiette iib barber.
8iirjli9 aber Oebnte ii6 bas uebel aus,
uno es nimmt nod su. IS brin9t in bic
conierpatipiten Staaten unb wirb bon eini.
gen Der d%ltelten Stdbte am meilten be9iins
itist. rniere @eri9ts iin6 10 NIT grosels
len bieier Dirt iberfiat, baB MAJ bon alien
Soften na3 @bbiilfe i3reit." Na9oem
9teOner bann bic i3aOliden Solsen Der
S6eioun9en fir bic Gbeleute ie!bit unb
namentli9 aud fir Die unsIifli6en &ins
Der berielben ssi9ilOert bat, fdbrt ct fort:
limb mas aud Die 8irfuns in 0etreii Der
unmittelbar in getra9t tOmmenben Yars
teien iein mag, ODER mas iie leIbit aud bas
riiber centen mOsen, Die Gbei6eioung trGst
CUR Corruption Der @eieui9aft unb Gers
minOernns Der 9ausIiden ~6rOmmisfeit un6
aeinbeit bel. DAB bic Gbei9eiounsen 10
bdufis werben, fommt baber, neil man bas
ebebanS serins a9tst. Ran balt es fir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
satbolsf6cr sFird,en . aaleaSer.

SD gebc gu Dem, Der mid seiunbt bat.
Sob. l6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06

Snomnotbins bcpe9ntg onsni9liebeu. Nber
e~ritarf. 1T Die GinuanOerung, unO ~anltatt
lie NIT &nitteln uno Geuoluer su per>
treiben, iu6t maj ibnen bur3 unrpiirs
oige 0elet9ebuns, wel9e bic 9tcpublif unb
NaS SoIt i6dnoeu unb %uuiere 6la99e sum
Spott Der SoIfer ma6en, ibuen bas Qano
81 perIe.oen. Nber ME in 1856 bic 0tatis
u%lltenpnrtei baIo bini9ieS, 10 pirb iie aud
lett nl9t LANCE mebr ibr llrrreien treis
ben. Sas Wolt i6eint ieonials nit
leoem Gage weniger baran @efalIen
gu finoen, bab man bomit umaebe, cine
98siberi9irSe sur NuiiOuaIflasse gu erbes
beben nnb le nit Der proteitantii9en 0is
BEL Al i6miiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06

&om bieierbalb ii9 ni9t ire MAIDEN IoiIen
unb am &edt iberal ftftbalten, pie bis
Der. 0ur9 Gonceiiionen pirb ni4ts ers
rsi6t, baS benefit Der Serlouf Der Ser
bunblungen. (Scbr uabr! i'm Centrum. J
8ir ober bier in Breuben uno in Oeutid
LAMB iiub felt euti6lOiIen, ferner gu but.
unb wenn es iein mug, nod ferner sebn
unO Sp0lf Subren gu %tdmpien. Sic9en wers
ben mir, 10 @utt MID, ie9en-ooer
e9renpou nntsr9ebn. (Srapo i'm
Gent,nm.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06

@ir fOnnen eu9 in benz Soriate, elm
tatbOl. 8lutt gu 9,iinben, MIR ermutbisen.
@ir BOffen, 6uB alle gllten Satbolifen, Die
ii9 nm Die 9teli9tOn uno bas SaterIano
uerbient MAIDEN poleu, in benz Gifer uno
Der SbGtigteit fir bieies @ert, bas in urs
fern &u9en BON Der } 69iten Sebeu.
lit, wetteiiern.
geo XIII. in 1892 al ben SiI6ofp sH ancona.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
ben II. Iloi 82omertus, 81 Ioreu,
n. Gtans ibr &atboItfcn!
Sic stimnle oes perit. Sins IL.

@tr eriu6en sic initdnbisit, allen benen
init eurem suten Wiaen un6 .ursr @unif
bei3uiteben, Die, NIT @.iit besubt unO nit
seniigenber SenntniB aus9eriiitet, ii6 an
bic Arbeit ma9en unb Bidder unb Seituns
gen cur Sertb.ioigung unb Serbreitung Der
tatboGi9sn 2sbre uer6ffsntIi3sn.
@ucpelica Gins TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
For Revenue Only.

Oas bsiBt: sir Staats. Gihtinfte nur
alsin". Oieiss lit befOmntli9 oas natios
male misunderstanding Der 0emotraten
in Der 3oairuse, wabrenb Die 0tepublifaner
fir bOben S6ut,oa i6wameu. SAT- ieper
weiB, oaB Die 8sreiuigten Staaten einen
u%npernihnftis boben Giniubrs GOD auf ale
bier DOM NuslanSe einsefigrten Sabritate
babsn; wie ). .. aui 9eim 20 prosent,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06

einen bloBen Contract. ben man Der 8s>
lucmIi6teit pegen ubiGIieBt. Mtun Bdlt
es nur fir ein weltIideS SinbniB. Sc
ipiro ~eiuse9angen ais cine 9trt Experiment,
sebalten gu werben, pcnn es past uno
es gu breden, menn es uubsquem
wiro. "-Mean uergeiie nidt, Dap elm pro-
teitantii9er Yrebi9er bieies 9eia9t bat!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
Sic Stimnte 9ep'S Kit,

SaRet euer 2i6t leu9ten Dor ben Wienz
i@en, bamit iie euere suten Werte ieb.n.
Hub Der 9err sebe eu3 6asu Seinen Se9en!
Geo XIII. al baS in Yarma .rI9einenb. Slatt
Luce" (Sea6te), anians 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
gum eritcn @at.

8 Sungfrou miloe,
gu oeinem 8iloe
2Str ellen BIN.
Did III uerebren,
Gein 9ob III mebrcn,
Gtit frommem CHM.
9i. i66uite G(tme
Sm @eili9tbume
8iit ou oueiu;
sde bat bic Climb.
3il9 MIR oeliuoe
Getriibt bein Setn.
On biit bic ROie,
3ie oornenloie,
Sou 9immelSpra6t;
Dir lang Der Sebsr,
Gem @erj i9lu9 b66er,
Benn oeln er D16t.
cSm neuen @un0e
Setn Sob i'm UtunOe
Der G6riiten lebt;
0tit Dir iiuo Ollie
Seit Noams 6aQe
Oar eng Derwebt.
Der Gir9' ;nm G6ute,
Ser sou gum Cruise
Bilt bu belteut.
Sn Dir Itegt o1en,
8ur6 bid mir boiieu,
Sas 9eil Der @elt.
Did liebt Der Gutc,
Dtit frobem Wtutbe
Gr betn geOentt.
Ser ttei gefouen,
gu Dir Dor alcu
Ole S5rttte leAft.
8es GGmer;es Sbrdne
3eS SerSenS Sebne
Dtau Dir pertraut.
2Ssr bait pergebenS
SSm Sturm bGs gebens
Auf bid 9ebaut?
8 Diff. ienbe
llno @naOe lpenoe
SIM i66nen Wtai.
8er 8ugenO Jtiu9eu
sStro uns geIin9eu,
Steblt bu uns bel.
SIM Ser;euS9arten
an moueit marten
Der Slumen oein;
Gle merosu lproiien
Senn iid ergoiien
Der 8naoe S6ein.
nns Rraft erbalte,
SaB ME ertalte
Der 9iebe 9lutb.
8on i9r entSiinoet,
Die Seele finoet
0aS b69ile Out.
col uni're Sauoe,
nuo mad gu S9anbe
Der 9Oue Ntadt.
Sn bOien So9en
2ab irob unS ia9en:
g8aria pa9t!
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-04
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
Double KILLING.

SUNoL, Cal, Oct. 3.-Joseph Argent
shot and killed Alvine Buzzi and his wife,
Madame Buzzi, at the old Argent Hotel
about $50 O'Clock last night. When
found, Buzzi was lying in Argenti's room.
He had been shot three times. Madame
Buzzi was lying on the other side of the
door, in the ante-room. She had been
shot five times in the back. Buzzi and
wife had been married two years. She
was a woman Of very violent temper, and
had threatened often to kill her husband
and Argent. She stabbed her husband
once. Argent had contracted with Mad
anne Buzzi for board and lodging, and dur-
ing his life claimed that they starved him
and often threatened his life. He told a
neighbor q week ago that If they ever
tried ii he would lay them out. Quarrels
were frequent among them. Shots were
heard by several about $3.50, soon after
which Argent went to a neighbours and
said he had run away to keep from being
killed. Then he went to another neighbor.
Fred Moritz. and said: II have saved INV
life." He told Fred that he had killed the
Madame and Alvine. The supposition ia
that Madame Buzzi drew a pistol on Ar
CENT?. when the latter shot her, and then
Buzzi ran in and was shot immediately on
entering. The Coroner's verdict says
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-04
ueswyExEY AVID LANDRAU.

Blaine, Of Secretary Of State, allowed
McSweeney, imprisoned without trial or
cause, to Ianguish in a British jail, with
out raising a voice except to approve OF
the Lowell-G Gladstone theory, that citi-
Gems oil other countries have no rights
against English tyranny in England
In Landrau's case Blaine, Secretary Of
State, went even further than the
strongest Democratic doctrine in de.
handing protection and privilege to an
alleged American in South America
What caused the difference between
Blaine, the champion Of the Frenchman
in Peru, and Blaine, the prosecutor Of
the Irish-American in Ireland?
The explanation is simple and eharae-
t~eristic of Blaine. McSweeney repre-
sented only the rights and liberties Of
American citizenship. Landrau repre-
sented a job. peculiarly interesting to
Blaine. Naturally the Secretary gave
all his attention 70 the Landrau job and
none at all to the cases Of McSweeney
and the other prosecuted American citi-
zens Of Irish birth.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-04
A AND MALONE.

One OF the h~umiliations to which the
exigencies Of a hard campaign have SUBJ
jected Mr.. Blaine is determination with
Mr.. Malone, than whom no other ex-
crescence on the body polite has been
more literally endowed with Mr.. Blaine's
contempt. But the magnetic" states
man has been deeply impressed with
the Importance Of burying hatchets in
all directions, and has succeeded in con.
quering or restraining his aversion to
the Virginia demagogue 80 far as to
receive . visit from him in New York
City.
As to Malone, his interests always
controls his acts. He is too s~upremely
selfish ever to indulge in the luxury Of
acting out his hatreds. He has no
more love for Blaine than Blaine has
for him, but he loves William Malone
too we'll to keep aloof from Blaine when
he can make a point by performing in
the roll Of a fawning sycophant. Hence
the little demagogue, gripsack in hand,
and "grinning horribly a CHASTITY smile"
put in an appearance at Blaine's rooms in
New York City.
There was not much in that gripsack
to offer for sale, but the owner made the
most OF its contents. 1t did not hold the
electoral vote Of Virginia; if it had, Ma
hone would have carried his head high
and compelled Blaine to 60 to Peters
burg and trade with him in his own
castle and at his own terms.
As o result of the visit to New York it
is understood that the Virginia boss
agrees to take off some of his men from
the electoral ticket and put on some Re-
publicans SO that the opposition to Cleve-
land and Hendricks will be united. Ma.
hone 10 to have a barrel, not in the hope
Of carrying the State for Blaine, but to
prevent, if possible, SO large a Democratic
gain of Congressman as now seems i'm.
minent.
It is q mistake on the part of the
Blaine management to treat with Malone
at all. He is politically defunct. He
is despised alike by the Readjuster and
Republican leaders. His only field of
work is among a portion of the negro
voters who have not yet learned that
he has lost his grip.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO NE WILL
IA please make immediate settlement, and
all parties having claims against me will
please present them at once.
On and after October /, 1884, I will sell
goods at remarkably low prices for CASH only,
J. sCHUsTER.
Mineral Hill, New, Sept. 81, 1884. s3O-lm
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EVANSVILLE, Cal, Oct. 3.-Hugh Ma
guire, who, some time since hacked hisvind-
pipe with a razor, but recovered from the
injury, this morning cut his throat in the
City Prison, where he was serving a 10
DAYS sentence for being drunk and disor'
DERBY. The instrument used was q piece
Of steel which the prisoners used for cut
ting tobacco. He severed the juglar vein
and died in . few minutes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-04

San Francisco Exchange: 1t is not
only the Democrats who make blunders.
Even so great a Republican as Mr.. Blaine
is capable of mistakes. In his tour
through Ohio he permits the husband of
ex-Mrs. President Hayes to make
speeches in his behalf.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-04

Local committees will please make neces
sary arrangements for meetings. By order,
j.. O. HAGERMAN,
Chairman Dem. State Cen. Com.
HENRY FLASNERY, Secretary. s20td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-04
WHAT LAID GOLIATH Low.

A Blaine organ, in a great strain to
praise Slippery Jim, describes him as a
giant-a veritable Goliath. The Phila-
delphia Record completes the COMPARE
con with the remark that Mr.. Blaine was
slain with a Little Rock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-04
sUzsrROKE OUT OF SEASON.

Chicago News: "My Dear Elkins:
How do you think a suns.roke would
work in about now! Yours sincerely,
81. G. B." Is, D. H.
"My Dear Blaine: I'm afraid in this
cold weather it wouln't 60 down. Burn
this telegram. Yours. STEVE"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-04

Blaine compelled an amendment to the
Silver bill, striking out the clause allow
ing the coinage Of Silver bullion into
dollars, upon the same terms and condi'
lions as gold bullion is deposited for
coinage, and then voted against the bill
amended, and also voted to sustain
the veto of the bill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-04
Removal.

The White House Clothing store takes
advantage Of this opportunity, on account
Of removing to the building Of NJ. j.
Franklin 4 Co., to sell its entire stock OF
clothing and gents furnishing goods at
cost. NJ. KARsKY.
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LOST,

A PAss-BooK WITH THE HIBRRNIA
IA Savings and Loan Society of San Fran
cisco, in the name of Con. Mundy, No. los :.
434. The finder will please return it to PAY.
ton h Co.'s Bank.
Eureka, Oct, 2, 1884. os.st4
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Notice to Builders.

NOR SALE CHEAP. TWO FRAME :, Id
IL each 2Ox20, situated on the e ss,oon Sd
Buel street; also, the large frsme he AlbiO
restaurant building known AZ n~a,ticulsi
Hotel, near the Albion m ne, FOR P
apply at the office of ,uN SANDERS.
BENJAMIN s6t
Eureka, Sept. 20, 1884. ~