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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
Srou Qnrrt. $50. 1926 an GIon Strast

Tran 9Oreb, SEQ. 1926 an Clap StraBs,
sul lden IS. nnb H., lit nit neuen
Serbits unb Winterwaaren bon Chicago
Suriifsetsbrt unb bittet bic seebrten Oamen
upu Dubuque unS l~lu,sesenb pOrSuipre3en,
ii9 bic prd6tigen, mooernen Site, bic
idSnsu Bonnets, bic Sdnber, bic Sui9ss"
u. {. 10. ouSuieben unb bic 8reiie 5u
bOren. glu bic @aaren, ifrict n%eueiter
Dtcbe, nerben ben Damen fiber sefaQen.
Wtan merle auf, Srau 9oree pobnt nod
in bsrislbsn Strabe, aber nidt mebr am
alien YIat, fonbern go. 1926 glap StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

Sim 1Ontng |. %. sesen ssbn u9rI9lus
man ben eriten Iassl In bic srite Sdisns
Der ueuen Dubuque 81 NOropeitern Giien,
balm, bic nod ct. Saul fiibrt. Sie
Miiaire mar cine siemIi9 Iabme, wsnu aud
ipectateluole. GtpaS spread eagle BON
Seitsn bss 9lbuofatsn Soufs, bss prdi
benton Der G%ompoenis Yur1 unb Senator
@uiion, baSu Wiuiif uub has i@riac G0nen
Ginger Oampfpfeifsr, bas mar aleS.
0as Bublifum lab gu, aber isbr war ri1is.
Sin bsrsbtes 8su9niB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
Gbteaao Ma

@er EeIe9rapb.l 1G. 9iOu. 1885
@eiten-3o. 2. s9B bis GOT Sts.
@ en6toru--434 ets.
5afer-27 @ts.
81 oggen-6l @ts.
" er e-67 StS.
Butter-10 bis "a gts.
Gter-1sf bis 20 @ts.
% btstp-$1.15.
S6metne-S3.O0 bis 400.
Rinouieb-$2.50 bis 800.
SGpetneHeiid- -$S.0 It's 1896
S9mal5-$6.173 Bis 6,2Q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
gortbsilbaite Gintanfs.@ slssenbeiteu /!

gs lit wirfli9 Staunen ~erresenb, wel9'
nisOrise Yreiie Sent our 3eit fir gllens
paaren n%otirt, na6bem er in bieiem Serbit
einen unseuObnli@ sroBen Sorrutb einses
lest Fat, UNI bic Nadfrasen ieiuer uielen
&unoen befriebisen gu fOnnsn. Oa er In
srobcn 0uantitaten fir gaar fault, 1T sr
i'm Stanbe, &unben sroBere Sortbeile su
bieten. als lie iOnituo fiHben f0unsn. @ers
sebt ni@t uorSuipre9en in
2epi's DRY @oobs BaIaf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
Writ lem Sbiencnleaen auf bsr Sab,

pom Dubuque mad CT. Saul, faIi9yiG
vNortbueiteln" senannt, 1T man in bic
Rabe bss ausiteuunsspIates selanst. SIS
sebt in Der san,en oberen Staot elm Sdrei
Der Gntriiltuns sesen ben Stabtratb, bab
er gouIer Greet psrbarrifabiren lief. Der
serinsite Stursressn pirb ben 3bsil bsr
Stabt, Der n0rSIi9 pom 0~alsballplas
liest, In einen Gee perwanbeIn. Wer 1T
bann fir ben Sdaben uerantwortli9 ?
0abrbafiis, auf uniern iettsen Stabtratb
fonn man nit Sus unb &sdt @6tbe's
Worte a~nwenben: sort man ie ~eiuseln,
iinb's ueritdnbise 2eute; iinb fe beiian,.
men, slei4 wirb elm 0ummtopf b'raus."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

SIN Staate Soma UObnen 90 perionen,
bic iiber 100 Sabre aIt finb. Ser dIteite
bauon lit Ben 9eite, er wo5nt in @runbp
SO. unb 9ibt fem bi6idss Alter auf l2i
Sabre an. Sobu S'Dlal;p ppn Dallas
fOISt benz MetbujaIem nit ITO Subrsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
Wenn ber vSerulo" es ebrIi6 NIT ieiner

Wenn ber r9eraIo" es ebrIi3 NIT ieinen
9eisrn msinen pirSe, miBte sr fe in
&enntniB fssen, baB bic Dubuque &
Rortbwetern Sabn &c., wobl cine Sobn
baut, aber cine Yabn bic n6rbIi9 mad
ct. Saul unb nidt no r ID I'll d OUT
gismard gu sebt, pie bic 8abncompaSnie
IS psriprodsn. Der Name Dubuque q
vNortbs@eft fern" fpridt ia fas Sers
oammunssurtbeiI ii6er bas portbri9ise
Sirectorium.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

Stutt's @ii6ans bon reinsm 9sbertbran
nit Y%bospborioen, 1T iebr beiliam unb pom,
beften grfoIse bel @b,ebruns. Or. s. z.
9rOmier, Nodsitsr, 81. g., iast: Sd babe
Scott's Miiduns nit benz beiten @rfolse
BEL mir ielbit ansewenbet. WRit sroBsm
8ersnusen empfebleid baber bieie Miiduns
in alien Stabien Der @us5ebruns, fe 1T
bisrfiir bas ~sssisnete Wittel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
Stadt 4 Ameeaeud.
Entered at the ~postotice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Srn. Gtp. Gracn in aranSburs, SO

bin9ton Co., Dat. Gerr., babsn mir ais
Nssnten fir bic p9uremburser 9a3ette"
aufaeteGt. Wir ermdGtigen snber bens
ielben abonnenten su i%amne!n, Seller fir
ms in Gmpians gu nebmen nnb barber
II outttiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
Sas bieIiae Sraan Der Gepublirancr,

bic Dubuque Gimes", bic fi9 elmer
Spru9e bebient, beren ii9 elm @ai6weib
uno Elm Budtrdser i9dmen wiiroe, bate
ii9 nod 9lrt zines v6notsns" aud an g.
s.. Sulpin usrsrifien unb bieien iun9en
Mann guss = bod nidts @utes = &c:
bsiBen. 9alpin bat bas Slatt, ober ses
nuuer seicst, s. gIandurb, seri6tIi9 per-
tIast. @enn es nod &idter sibt, Sann
wsrosn ite S. glundarb bur9 cine seiuI.
gene CITRATE semabnen unb %erinnern, bob
prebfrsit ni9t Bre6freGbeit lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
Rew.aors Marftbsrtnf.

tBer EeIe9rapb) IL. ROp. 1886.
@eiaen-DtIlDdutee. go.2, s6t @ts.
8afer-274 bis 80 @ts.
B ef6torH-gem. 10. 80 big SIS Bts.
9 D peineflei6 -S9.10 bis 9.75.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
Ser ct. alpbunjus=S erein mudt gut

UT VI. NIpDUHIHS-StltE "0u01' Y''e
Sorti9ritte. &m II. Nouember bate oers
ielbe, semdB einsereidtem 6inanSberidt,
einen &ahenbeitano BON So, 27s.9l. WGb:
renb bes Sabres bat bic @sieui6aft an
@ittpsn unb Waiien unb fir SesrdbniB'
foiten bic Summe pou 81 ,l66, fir Die
llnteritituns tranfer Mitslieber s436.2O
ausbsSablt. Der Ssrein Sdblt iett l65
Mitslieber unb iein &aiieniiberiduB NIB;
renb bes Ietten Sabres betrus $l59.33.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
RltItpanfee @arftberimf.

Rer SeIesrapb.) 16. 4op. 1856.
g9 eisen-Ro. g., 3 .S7I.
S~ofer-27 @ts.
@eIf9 tor n-413 Cts.
&pggen-61 Cts.
gerfe-Ro. 2, 56t @tB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
WagHerHertRatte rrnS SGmieOe sn
bslfauicn.

Cine In gilbsrtspiae. SladSapt Co., Sora, sdtsene
saenrpcrfaatI unb Sdmis6t init einsm sutsu gsosus
baus 1T IA pertauieu oosr Al ptrrtttbeu. Der grtduf
Mnicr suten See' neunsen ~eefdeben. Yin Snnbi1att
es uidt. Bonn um ,silbertsptae 1T cine rstte 6orinses
aere uno tn sr Stoet lit cine fat9eliiae kirae, Sdlis
baus II. (. 10.
lin n6bere ausrunit rtnes man f9 or Gbriltan
hi CT, Silbertsutle. &ladb1pF Co, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
IirI bStte nidt asfshIt, 10 batts cine

9totte Suben, bic auf einsm freien gaus
plat ipislten unb nit elmer Biitole i9plen,
Safob SODIUM, &umpf, 9OsiorO q Ser
rings Ersiber, am Mittuo9 eri9ofen.
Die &usel sins ibm aut Salie bt9t binter
Der @irbeIidule burd, cine idmer5li3e
aber ni9t sefdbrIide Wunoe peruria@eno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
Gemas ben Itridtsn. peIds bic DC.

WemGB 0ca Ttrldten, weI9e bic 8ss
ridtsl6reibsr jd9rIi3 an ben Gouuernsur
ienoen, bat Qpnn SO. Die sr0Bte InSabl
Der @erbrcdsr in Staatssefdnsnihen, IS
linb ibrer 2G. Clinton SO. foIst nit 25,
Oann fommt Dubuque SO. nit 10, War'
ibau So. nit Is II. {. 10. 0as binn6ss
p6lterte 2gnu SO. bat olio beDeutenS msbr
9erbre9er ais baS pisl bi&ter bswobnte
Dubuque SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

Mit benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .Snbes
pendent" sebt's gu gnbe. OaS Slatt bat
fiji ben S9aoeI I'M rSmiiGsn 5e!ien Sers
ihelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
Sntert6ante ShGsr,
Die bic gu9banolhns BON
2II6f6aner & 2seGrfe,

Al 9aSaue StruBe. gbicaso, ST.,
aeeen Ginienbuns Ser ange9ebsnsn Greiie fret
per y It perienoet. &leine Seitr19e tonneri
aud IN Il. ct. Srieimarfen ei1Seienoet rperber'.
SplamSen. @ie man Sr.usIabrer wirb.
Silt. Grjdblins, 9eb. ............. S1.lS.
TIT SctS. Com @osto NIB bic fromme
@eIeaidoIt Der Salelianer, broi9... 80 StS.
@iGboff. Sn Der neien Seirnotb. @ez
Ididtli6e Wittb.iiunsen iber bic bsilti9en
Ginwanoerer in alien 8beileu Der Union,
al b........ $500.
&,erGtenbaM. Ger @.iserpou Gdtern1h.
@rsdblun9. Gart. .............. 80 0tS+
@eid,iGtslasen. Cine @ioer e9un8
lanolGuiiser @nttClun9en aii benz gebiete Der
Yeidi6te. 4. auH., 9eb ......... .Sf.SO.
Spnfaine, De la, 2urembnr9er Sitter
un6 @ebrGube, broi6. .Sl.S5.
Tontaire, De la, 9urembur9er Sa9e1 II.
2egenoen, 9eb. S1.So.
Concentrations 9crifon, iir ole
Stdnbe. @esens6ur9, Dton5. a. Anil. LIZ.
Sonb. Sen ] Niar. geb. ..:..;. S2V.20.
Tie nod Sn erlGeirenoen 4 SGuoe "a $?25)
treiicn Io0let6 nah Grldeinen III slel6ntaRi9en
Gmbano ein. Iieies 9Serf iii bas tinSl9e
9roB fatbolii d Concentrations : eeris
Ton.
Concentrations 2egifon. MuifalL
i6es. SerausseSeben pon 3. Utanosl; ~
NieIerllll9eu SSJsOUt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

Sic StaatsbtbOroc, peI9e bas grsebs
niB Der lssten @abl i'm Staate aablt unb
enbsiltis feititsut, tritt am ODnneritas,
ben 8. Oessmber, suiammen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

Sa8 Supirlaiiglle unb am ii9srfen pirs
feubs Wtittel sesen ale oneebenoe gruIt.
frantbeitsn lit unsuerfeIbaft Or. @uguit
&6nis's Samburser y ruttbee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

Sie bramatiide @btbeiluug bss ct.
Qlopius:S sreins CAB am Sonntas glbenb
i'm llnter9si9oB Der Stride bas beliebte
S4auipiel: Scr seideibte NaSsl". 0ie
Soriteuuug war gut belu1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

SSersDiGe erbdlt cine Citation Der nit
trissrti6er 9lbf9t Dubuque & Nortbwes
itern" %genannten Gifenbabn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

sic taujttu lsBte ISOLDE, bic Uppertens
Don Dubuque for Charity's sake. ST bas
ni9t elm i9anOIi9er 9obn auf bic ars
mutb?!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
Sicr in Den Soma Sron @orts ldst

diamond Soe", wie iie Soc GepnrIos
neunen, einsn Oanpfer barsn, Seiien9tumpf
gang aus StabI pirb. 0as Boot wiro
800 SUB lang. unb 40 SUB grsite baben,
NIT ben treibsnben &dbern an ben Seitsn.
6dlt Der 9au gut aus, nil Der Sdiffss
eisentbimer cine sunse 6lOtte folder gpote
bauen Iufen, I'M ben 6IuB spil9en Ct.
Qpuis unb ct. Saul gu befabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
Mp lit Ncter Ncu?

pom 8euen aus benz Canton &ebiusen9 Oerz
Ielbe mauScrte 1867 mad Nmertfa aus uno bic
lebte Nadribt pom ibm fam aus Utinneicta.
User nGbere @usfunit 9eben fam, ribte oielslbe
an ieinet itnter5ei6neten Vrloer, Der i'm Sors
aus bafir banft. Gb. Neu,
Carroll, Carroll Co., Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

I'm einen fsintn Sat 3n bsfummsn,
sebe man gu Saul Sraut's Mammutb
Store, $40 WainitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

Site ser nruei en- Mpse in Seibenitof.
fen; ftsife unb weide !9ite Bel Saul Sraut,
go. SIC WainifraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
No. 3. - WO@enfIide YrteHite.

NO. 3. - WOdeHiIide YrteHite.
DUBUQUE, ben 16. Nopbr. 1885.
Ju psl6er aae erisf. ~anssssist FnS. psld. pom o,
GOusf. bis gum 10. Ropbr. tn Der bi,Rstn poltcfFee ansss
tonmen uno nidt ab9ebolt pcrbeH fnr.
Veeber Soiepb Ruetblins s.
GntrInSsr Senri 8euter Soiepb
Solis g.. 6. 9tuoi llrib
Seuftel @eor9e G6ueler Nrant
G,oeler WtarD S6ntinol 2eopolo
Ratri g. Sdmio eorenj
@antser i. W.
1sau ptre,Ns nidi, wenu man nod Srlsfsu auf eitier
9ihe frast. IA ben ertsn. ba6 iie a nseSets iiIp, uue bic
Rummu Der Srishifts o~usustben.
10. ". Gam, Bofmstar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

Sic Subuauc 9nmber Company bat
am Samitas bas Sdsen fir bisie Saiion
eingeitsut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

9lc b,itsn Gn3gebinoe uub GOasr:Pol
fer wer6sn BON 3int unb Sober ssmadt.
Yrobire iie!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
Qlrdliteh

SreS. Seer, Nr9itett unb Supsrintens
bent. SduIen unb &ir9en cine Sps3iaIi:
tat. @9te StraBe, sw. Soma u. glap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

I0Ntnc Waine lebr biaiI BET 6. 3,
&c.. $40 MainfraBe.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-04
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Placer and hydraulic mining is at an end
for this season.
The property of the late Sarah ]. Cooper
of Virginia City, New, consisting of real
estate and valued at $4,000, was sold the
other day for 81 ,235.
Thomas H. Washington sold his farm at
Nina Saturday to Leland Stanford. The
farm consists of 200 acres and the price
paid was S75 per acre.
The Atlantic and Pacific road has in
creased its freight rates in Northern Ari-
IONA, causing much discomfort among mer-
chants of that section.
One hundred tons of timothy hav was
recently purchased in upper Carson valley,
and will be shipped to the East for Lucky
Baldwin's race stock. The price paid was
So per ton.
A train of fifteen cars of tea and silk
passed through Albuquerque on the Allan
tic and Pacific Railroad recently, which had
averaged twenty miles an hour since leay-
ing San Francisco.
While digging a well at d. C. Squibb's,
about two miles southwest of Napa. re-
Gently, the workmen struck a stream of
water strongly impregnated with iron,
magnesia and other minerals
The st. Johns Herald says The oil used
by the Mormons to anoint their converts,
and also those married in the endowment
houses, is obtained from the ella monster
1t is essential for these religious ceremonies
that the animal be caught by some Bishop
or Elder of the Church, and tried out in
vats made for that purpose.
The Phoenix Herald says: A cave has
been discovered in Apache county LOCO
feet long about Is feet wide and 12-or Is
feet high. AT the point farthest from the
entrance is said to have been found about
l6S clay dishes, beautifully painted, of vari-
Gus sizes, and no two alike. The aborigines
of that section of country seem to know
nothing of the cave or its contents
An effort which is said to have been re-
Gently made by the medicine men, of the
Piute nation to be recognized in political
way and accorded the right to dictate the
governmental policy of the tribe, seems to
have resulted in rebellion against the
doctors. " Yesterday" says the Reno
Gazette, a delegation called on Reno at
torney, whom they employed to formulate
| a vigorous written protest against the pro-
posed infringement upon their political
rights"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-04
What Sporting Men Rely On.

When Lewis R. Redmond, the South
Carolina moonshiner, eornered, after for
eight years eluding the Government Off
Gals, was asked to surrender, he exclaimed .
Never, to men who fire at my back ~
Before he was taken five bullets had gone
clear through him, but strange to relate he
got well in the hands of rude backwoods
nurse.
BY the way, if Garfield had been in the
hands of a backwoods nurse he might have
lived. A heap of volunteer testimony
has been accommodating of late and people
are encouraged to do their own doctoring
more and more. 1t is cheaper and quite as
certain.
Before detective Curtin, of Buffalo, caught
Tom Ballard he covered him with his
revolver. Tom saw the point and tumbledi
Joe Goss was covered few weeks
ago and he tumbled, and so did Dan. Mace
Death fetched EN-" with that dreaded
weapon-kidney disease. But they should
have been lively and drawn first They
could easily have disarmed the monster had
they covered him with that dead shot
Warmers safe cure, which, drawn promptly,
always takes the prey. 1t is doubtless true
that sporting men dread this enemy more
than any mishap of their profession, and
presumably this explains why they as a
rule are so partial to that celebrated dead
shot"
Redmond was right No man should
surrender when attacked in the back He
should draw" face about and proceed TO
the defense, for such attacks, so common
among all classes, will fetch man every
time unless covered by that wonderfully
successful " dead shot = Sportsman
News.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-04
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CONTEMPORARY EXPRESSION.

THERE is great deal said about Custom
House collision in the admission of Chinese.
The fault is not with the Custom House officers.
but with the foolish orders which made them
policemen and detective officers in Chinese
matters.-[San Jose Mercury.
WE regret that Sir Moses Montefore was not a
Christian, but we ourselves would not De Christ
ians if we failed to recognize and appreciate
with admiration and gratitude a life devoted by
one of natures noblemen to the good of Others.
lSouthern Baptist.
IT is fact that cannot be disputed that with
the exception of favored few, the men and
women of this country and of all other conn
tries lead lives of drudgery and practical serf-
doln--LLynn News.
SYMPATHY and help should go toward the
Spanish people who, with their many faults,
have still many fine traits; and who, whatever
their faults, have lately been punished above
what they can bear Edinburgh Scotsman.
UNCLE SANS sixty millions, take EN- by and
large, are as wel-behaved, as intelligent, as
eontented as any millions the world over
iChlcago Herald.
BEFORE the Democratic newspapers say any,
thing about the alleged extravaganza of the
Alabama Claims Commission let us call their
attention to the fact that the expenditures of the
Commission have been receiving the audit of
Democratic Secretary Of State. OF course Mr..
ibayard would not do any thing wrong.-IAl-
bany Journal.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-04
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Cholera Situation.

LONDON, September 3d.-Three deaths
from cholera ere reported from Wallemort,
France; six from Montagnac, and several
from other places in the Department of
Herault One death from cholera has
been reported from Brenndorf, Transvlva-
mia. The cholera has also appeared at AL
giers.
MADRID, September 3d.-Throughout
Spain yesterday there were 2,94l new cases
Of cholera and l 900 deaths.
ToULoN, September 3d.-During last
night fourteen persons died from cholera
in this city.
NAPLES, September 3d.-It is officially
denied that there is any cholera in this
city.
MARsEILLEs September 3d.-The situa-
ton here is now more hopeful only twelve
deaths being reported in this CITY TODAY.
There were no deaths at the Pharo Hos
pital, no case admitted, no patients dis
charged cured, and only five remaining
under treatment.
PARIS, September 3d.-Nearly all the
deaths registered at Toulon are from chole-
ra. 1t is feared the period of incubation has
not yet passed. Four deaths from cholera
We're reported at Scion to-day. An ex-
citing incident occurred to-day at st.
Chamas, where decree had been issued
forbidding the holding of funeral services in
the church over the bodies of cholera vic
Tins. In spite of this decree, the relatives
and friends of girl who had died of chole-
"a forcibly carried the remains into the
church previous TO interment
MADRID. September 3d.-Cholera has
broken out at Cadiz The official report
shows forty-three cases and twenty three
deaths in that city.
Horrible Condition of Affairs Mt Mar
settles.
WASHINGTON, September 3d.-The Secre-
tary of State has received q detailed report
from Consul Mason in regard to the cholera
at Marseilies. He comments on the false
policy of the authorities in endeavoring to
suppress the truth as to the existence of the
disease, and speaks of the sensation caused
by the rude awakening on the 18th utimo.
when the community was shocked by the
announcement that an epidemic prevailed
in their midst. He says, further, that then
the city realized that it was in the first
stage of an epidemic of real Asiatic cholera,
which had not been imported from Spain
or elsewhere. The most elementary prin-
eiples of sanitary cleanliness are unknown
in Marseilles. The cutters of the streets
flow with the yeriest filth, and the canals
and sewers are infected. On the eastern
side of the old port is one building
which contains many inhabitants.
whose excrements are thrown in the
recesses of the stairways Behind
the Marie is a school for young girls, poi
soned by exhalations from the vaults of
neighboring closets. and aired only by
window opening upon dark. closed court,
which is a veritable sink From the 1st to
the 9th of August, there were 721 deaths,
or an average of SO per day The disease
has also appeared seriously in the suburbs
of the CITY. The malady has been rela-
lively more fatal than last year to sailors of
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ern California of the broadcast possibilities
Indeed, it is not too much to say that, in
the history of railroad building in the
State, there has been no projected line of
such vast Importance to the material well
fare of California as this, and none that so
Immediately concerns the best interests of
all the people,
We have frequently and at length set
forth the reasons upon which We base this
emphatic statement, and the sufficient rea-
sons for the delay in building the road to
the line. To recapitulate them now will
too greatly extend these remarks 1t may
be said, however, that they are quite famil-
lar to the people, and their truth and high
Importance are now appreciated in all their
fullness.
We cannot forhear indulgence in the
retrospect that the press of San Francisco
now SO solicitous for the completion of the
road to the end that the salvation of the
trade of the metropolis may be assured
not long ago was an influence in the
main antagonistic to the conslImmation of
that now so much desired. While the
people and the press of Northern and Cen
trail California were pointing out the ines
timable benefits of through connection
from the Columbia to the Gulf of Mexico.
by route traversing the great valleys of
California, and were urging Congress to
accord the extension now asked by the
Legislature and the equities of which are
unanswerable, the metropolitan press was
more than Indifferent, while the CONNER
cial bodies of that city could not be brought
to realization of the profound interest in
the line the trade of the city has.
There has come, however, conviction as
the result of physical experiences in the
form of competing transcontinental lines
loss of business and a halt in develop
ment, which has brought about most
desirable unanimity. Both San Francisco
and Sacramento have such reason to be
concerned in the matter of the completion
of the road, that it is now certain they will
neglect the use of no honorable means to
secure from Congress the necessary extern
sion of time. So far, however, as the latter
city is concerned, it is but justice to record
that from the outset its business influences
have been awake to the Importance of the
subject, and its people practically unit in
petitioning Congress to the end desired.