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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07
Sanfiagung.

Wir itatten I'M fern freunbli9en unb berg
li9en Oant allen ben carmen Sreunben
ab, bic uns ibre freunbi9aftltde 9iilfe unb
ibre Spmpatbieen wdbrenb ben Stunben
Der Trauer beuieien, Defenders benz Oeuts
iden llnteritisunss: 8erein, fir bic Nrt unb
Weiie, in ber er benz peritorbenen Samis
liensliebe bic lette @bre erwies. Wir
weroen bisien Bemeis ber Sreunbi9aft
bausrnb nit benz ~tieffsu Dante anertens
men unb ben Sesen bes 5immels iiber
Oieienisen berabrufen, bic u~nierer 10 mits
leibsuou sebadten.
u. 9eeb unb Samilie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07
ShlieBen friib III.

Dubuque, ben %. MdrS.-Bir bic
untersei9neten @aenmaaren unb &ur5waa'
REMAINDER an MainitraBe, MAIDEN uns
usrbinbIi9 uniere resp. @ei9dftspIdte ie;
ben gbenb, Samitas abenb aussenOmmsn,
nm bulb iieben ubr gu i4lieben, beSinnenS
am 80. War3.
Woob, grofer & &c.,
s. 81 ". @briitman,
Sames 9eui,
@bas. 6eler,
&i9arb Sold,
Z. W. Barter,
Ber9em & S9ier,
8. 8. Burton q Co.,
&. s. Baumboper,
Suliuan q Stampfer,
Sames Swirles 81 SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07
&rieq War

@ibt es I'M Seem Yort @lotbins Store.
6leiber fir Mtdnner unb &naben werben
unter benz 9reiie pertauft. @ie bas ses
f9eben fam, 1T fuit unertldrli9. ansise
fir Wdnner So, 800; fir 8nuben 81 SO;
anbere 8leiber i'm ielben gerbdltniB. 0ieie
&Ieioer werben fait peri9entt, 10 biqis 1T
bas ia. 9o9 Der 6dufer bat ben Ior.
tbeil. @r sebt mad Sauie nit uiel @aare
unb CAB wenis 9elb aus. @sbt unb iibsrs
seust Sud ielbit i'm
Stem gort Clothing Store
MainltraBe, nabe Tier StraBe,
Dubuque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

NetpsDorf DtarttbertMt.
er TeIegrapb.) 4. 9lpril 1Ss
Weue 4 n5etgen.
Narut att %perfauteu.

gins 6arm pom 100 adsr, pou bsnsn 80 sttldrt uno 20
sntss Sol,lanb limb, itsbi ;u uertauftn. auf Der Jarm 1T
Elm nod ususs Sramebaus, 20 X 10 5uB eroB NIT q Stus
ben, bauu cine neue Sramsidsusr AZ X As, eth 6rudtbaus,
elm Ji'ildbaus, eine 8orutrtppe, ebtniaus SolBbau, Elm
gutter Srunneu uno giitsrue nit pumpe bstm Sauie Die
Sarm lieet erei Reilen int DItli6 prn Rem 9orpopu, Sap
CO., Subiana, u Ylsilsn pom sloitu 81. Rarp's 1oms,
c~nbertbalb Wsilen pom Der Eforr,trtt une elne babe
Wleile pon Der e~anoiirase mad Selma In Chic. Gte &e9e
mad ben un liseeubsn Stdhten fub nit Rits bsidoiiert.
Gie 1sorttpldSs limb gut. Die 6arm fam NIT allen oaBu
gtb6reuesn @srdtbidaiten setautt prben uno W eiHs Der
fd5niten In bisir faiboliidtu Aufeblune. Daan wenot
ft an Sobu W1oce,
3m Rem Sorpoou, Sap Co., Sno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07
Sem september .. 8. Gam Marie ga

9m september .. 8. fam Rarie SO.
%ftenborf NIT ibrem @atten 8. g. 8aitens
BORT aus Oietird nod Dubuque. 5ier
senas fe zines Rinbss, mubte ms Soipis
tai Der 8armber3isen Sdweftern unb CAB
bort Ieste Wo4e, woblperieben nit ben 81.
Satramenten, @atten unb &inb ais Witt.
wer reip. @aile 3uriidlafenb, ben Self
auf. Die 2anbsleute iorsten fir anitdns
biaes geSrdbnib. MSse fe ruben tn 5ries
ben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

Sas Gis unterbaIb Der Bride brad
i9on porise ISOLDE auf unb bas Sabrboot
mu6t feline reselmdBisen &eiien BON einem
llfer bes Sluies gum anbern. Qm Mons
tag besann bas Sis aud oberbuIb Der
Bride aufsubre6en unb sins in sroBen
Stiiden an Der Bride seri@euenb itrOms
abpGrts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

Jrau M. u. Cores 1T nod INNER an
ibrem alien Ylate an IA. unb GlapitraBe,
ro bic seebrten Oamen cine prd6tise Iuss
wabl neuer Sribiabrswaaren ieben %tSnnen,
bic eben ansetomnen ftnb. gs pirb Na9s
ri9t bur9 bieies glatt seseben, wenn 6rau
9ores ibr 9eidaft perIest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07
Sas &loiter Der yarmbersiaen gdpe=

ftern B. V. W. gu Gable Mounb Gownibip
perIor lette Wo6e wieber cine S9weiter
bur9 ben Cob. S9weiter Maria Ebeos
bOiia, seb. SIpeu aus benz Staate New
gort, trus IA Sabre lang bas SrbensfIeib
iid Der @rsiebuns Der Susenb pibmenb.
WOse iie ruben i'm 6rieben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07
Sm 9anfe bieier ISOLDE beginner bier
bic SdsemibIen ibre 9lrbeit bus sibt mans
dem Mrbeiter Bei9dftisuns.

Sic Baptist Society bat etn llebers
eintommsn NIT Cant Ree, Dem 9ineii&en
8orIeier s%stroffen, In ibrem @ottesbaus
pom IA. bis gum 90. &pril 0orIefunsen
~ baIten. 5aben bic Wibertdufer bic Nbs
fi@t CUR @elision bes GOmfueins dberaus
treten7 Go i&eint faft 70.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

Greitas glbenb sesen 9 1lbr begging s.
Sisse, Elm Subrmann in Der oberen
Stabt, Selbifmorb. Was bic uria4e bies
ies 8erbre9ens mar, 1T ni4t betannt, man
baB Der Mann ni4t re4t BET
Sinnsn uar. Sein Bruber bat ebenfaas
5anb an f@ seIest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

Sic Na6ridt, baB in Sc Mars ane
@irtbi9aften bur9 ri9terIi9en ginbaltss
befebl seidlonen worben finb, erreste bier
Qufieben unb llnrube.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

Tran VI. u. 9orea Ia. unb GlapitraBe,
bat chen cine nere Quswabl BON 9rauts unb
Gommunioni3leiern unb &rdn3sn erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

Gm griinen 9unneritas unb gbarfreis
tag waren bic &ir9sn mobl beiu9t. Nis
iaben mir bier ~iopiele @ldubisen bic Stas
tionsanba4t balten, ais bieiss Sabr. Sn
Der &atbebrale wurbe Der @ottesbienit
wdbrenb brei letten Gage Der Gbarpo9s
auf's feierli9ite besan9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

Mn ben anfredtitebenben Pianss finb
in ben letten Sabren uieIe 8~srbsHerunsen
sema9t worben, aber bic sr6Bte pom allen
1T wabri9einli9 bic in lester !3eit pom ber
Maion 81 9amlin @ompasnie uorsenoms
meme, bic ni9t ALIEN bic Oualitdt bss Coz
mes uerbenert, ionbern aud bic 0auer bes
Snitruments. (Soiton Sournal.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

8ir tpGren uniern 9errn asenten, bic
nod @elber pom uns an 6anb baben, su
Oant uerpfi9tet, wenn iie uns bieielben
balbisft einienben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07
Cabinet : photographer.
Die ieiniten In Ser gtaot 80. 90 mno
%. 80 per Subeno BET Wadenste, G6e
Der IL. u. Clan Ctr.

Sn Mt9onalos Eumpenfabrif babsn
bic @iiensieber bic @rbsit ~nisberseIest. tins
seniisenbe Be3abluns 1T bic llria9e. au9
in bet Norwesian plow Sactorp entfemten
f@ cine an3abI arbeiter wesen i9Is9ter
Be3ablung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07
Wrhiteh.

Sreb. Seer, Gr9itstt unb Supsrintens
bent. SduIsn unb &ir9en cine Spe3ialis
tdt. Hdte Strabe, aw. Soma u. @lap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07
Sans 10 perfanien ooer ~ uerrenteu.

Gin 8 Weilen Don Dubuque OIL Der Sapens
porter Strase 9ele9eneS Saus nit einem balben
ader eano ;u pertanfen ober gu perrsntsn; Der
Ylas ei9net iid gum getrieb elmer 0irtbi9aft
ODER fir Elm Yoitamt.
Wan ira9e nod i'm Rontana Sals in 0rs
buque. 9ertGufer Sbomas WcSnlep.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07
Simmer perfGnflid.

SINNER berfGnflid. = Die ~beribmten
Or. Qusuif &6nig's Samburs
ser 5amiliensM W n n pertaus
fen fi9 INNER; ie finb unbebinst smpfebe
lenspertbe Brdparate. - Or. Matter,
Ipotbefer, Main. Ctr, 2ittle Sod, glrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

8eiSe Tabrbampfer, fOwObl Der I'M untsrn
als i'm Der obern Sbeile Der Stabt, MAIDEN
iest reselmdBise Sabrten Don nfsr 3u rfer.
Oas Treibeis senirt iie penia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07
Stadt 4 Amgegeud.
entered at the post-ofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
And admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.

Ser Sfterfeiertase pesen i9Iofen mir
bic SOrm friber unb sinsen friber our
Prehe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07
0eSu6t.

40 liz Diatbios Suble pom Golmar SGa. Esrisbs mar
frnbsr in Dubuque uno iog iset in ct Qani, Ditnn., ieiu.
Or pire ssbsieu isne aereie an R. Dlatsrus, Nstuona
6uble iudeu uaa ibm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

Settle ISOLDE bra9te uns einen @epits
teriturm, Der erite Der Saiion. gr fam
iebr eruini9t, INN bic grbe aufSutbauen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07
8remnsG ols ~, n~erfauten.

VIE Sortsn pon suttm. ir0dsntm, Drsnnbols. eden.
fewobl ais Sudsraborn Maple) uHb gfsi&tsll ~ btatsuu
~. Dss, 30. 5S7. x&ts etrsbs.
ySGe tn Der Rdbs Der Saeieutrats
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

1ebt su y. Grler, go. 1858 GIupitr.,
fir gIeds unb 9apierbIumen gu biaisen
8reilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

Sur 5eit mir sur Breiie geben (Wontas
8 l1br), fansen bic Burger an, ii6 gum
Stimmtaiten gu beseben, UNI ii9 bic itdbs
tii9en Ssamten fir nG9ftes sSabr su err
wdbIen. 0emotrutii9erieits iinb ais @ans
bioQteu uufaeite0t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

Wtan ertuartet Oieier Sage ben eriten
0ampfer, Der, BON ct. 9ouis tomm.nb, bic
5abrt nOrblid mo9t. 8is our Miinbuns
bes Gb~ippema's iOa Der Batter Der StrDme
eisfrei fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

Wir MAIDEN ersebenf aufmsrtiam auf
folsenbe BEL uns uorrdtbise Sammlunset,
Sbuleu &c.
Cantate Domino-Cantica Sacra-F1scher'S
Practical Organist-Cantata Charlottesville
ler's Sr9elbs9leitun9 6otbe's Sanbbu6 fitr
Or9anifen-Uiaper's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
= Sberboiier's Orsei6ule = Peters Catholic
Harmonist and c. Harp Rind's Sammlnn9
Don 0ors uao Ra6ipielen - Concordia Col
lection of Sacred Il Secular Choruses for S.
A. T. and b. l-Srolig's Sr9el;0 ompolitione1
-@eian9bu6 fir bic SiO3sie &rier-SeQebuI1's
@eidnes uno @ebetbl6 Vtobr's Gdcl!la-
Musica Sacra u. |. no., Il. |. No..
@efamgpereime
finben bel uns cine srobe @usnabl pom Sic,
beriammlungen fir Mdnners unb
gemif6ten Choir, pie: 9ieber= sllbum fhr
Mdnnergeiang=0 ereine- 9orelep- Mduuergnars
tette p0n Der S0nal-SttD=W lbnn1-R biirs
ger 9ieoerirau3- Hegeusbnrger SGngerbale II.
I. no., u. I. No., iorpie bumoriltii6e Suette, Gers
3ette unb Guartette pon @enee, Seinje,
Ripper, &nnse S9aetter, Suppen.
I. 10.
/. Man uerIanse sef. Ser3ei9niB.
Miiiblbmer & 8ebrle,
Smportenre,
Al 2aSale Str., gbieaso, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

Geidenfe fiir GritfOmmunifanten.
S9Onife Iuspabl pom @ebetbii9ern,
&oienfrdn5en, BERGEN u. I. NJ. i'm @roBs
urb &leinuerfauf BET s.. s. Rteb el,
Ode Der Is. unb @lapftraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

Geintfe retouGirte photographer
$500 bis $3.50 per 9mBeno, BET
Wa6ensie, G6e Der ~. u. Clan ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07


Wer SeIesrapb) Al april 1885.
@eiaen-Ro. 9. 75t bis 1871 GtS.
0eli6toru-374 bis 404 @ts.
Saier-2S bis 81 @ts.
R~o99en-62t StS.
@erit e-62 bis 63 SITS.
Butter-25 bis 90 @ts.
@ier-13t bis IA Gts.
0bistp-s1.15.
90 1910 bis 4.50.
Rtnbpieh-$2.50 bis 4. 70.
S1petueH eii6-$11.50 bis II 80.
Ct. 2outS Warstbertdt.
Ber SeIesrapb.) A. gpril 1885.
@ei3eu-rotber. no. 3, III Cts.
Use f6torn-41 @ts.
Sater-34 Cts.
Datlwaufee YRarftbert@t.
Rer SsIegrapb.) 4. @pril 1885.
0eisen-Ro. g., 3 .7St bis 70.
Saier-31 bis 31f @ts.
@eIfdtorn-40 bis Al Cts.
H0g9en-6S @tS.
@erfe-73i @tS.
RetpsDorf Dtarttbert6t.
Wer E%eIe9rapb.) A. april 1885.
Deiten -Nilpuufee. SO. o, 90 bis 90 Cts.
Scfer-37 bis 80 @tS.
UeIf d or n-9em. I'd. 40 BIB 80 @tS.
6-$13 90 bis 1895.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

Site! Site !! Bel 8. PiImaier, SO.
1888 glap Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

0Ollt ibr Site faufen, ssbt gu s. Bill
maier, go. 1888 Slap Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07
Colonial u. anbere Waaren,
N etrSufe ,r
Chicago Warftbert@t.

Gleimineral, ................ $l7.OO-lS.0O
Binfmineral (black. jack dry boone) 100 900
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07

lte6er cine Niiaion Gepiune pertbeilt.
Brit SIS
fault man siusn sonssn
&.2. 6iterr. ttnsarii6en StaatSs
Sono,
wsi8s Bombs an 8 3tsbunssH iabrIta
70 lang. antbsi! nsbmsu, bis isbu ~stnssIns Bomb saOsn
pirb.
S.bsr8oub
muR nit eiusm Der iolseubeu gtuiuHe sejostu
tueroen
frsfu q 10000 guIesu = $50 600 enIssn.
7refu a 10000 gulbtn = 10000 SulesH.
I 9refer q 100, 900 guloeu - 10000 @nIoeu.
2retsr a is 600 Guletu - 1900 gulesn-
Irsisr q 1900 suIs,n = la0o0 saIStn.
iiI,.gS 1900 %o s 9s,!s,a 1900 SSS s saTsn.
4sr6 Srsfr a IA @rtOsn - 1880 SuINm.
4s,o sr,H,r Inn SanS p % i1,sysOO sals.n.
Sober l. I. llngariider etaats : Soao,
p.l4u ,.iu.n Der sr5bsren Genuine ma4t. mus cine pras
mt, D0H minbsfsHs 40 euISsH s.piHnsu.
Dtsna4fs 3tsbuHs "a am
is. s1prtl 1895.
S.su Bomb, p.I4sr pos eetr a.. -; nprtI
3itbuss au IL. MprtI 1895 .sarsut ssifautn Tam.
~ Bet Crsrss ans bem SHIaHs. s.nhst BITE 0twtets
ossa ben sS uiitsIh rssiftrtrttH Srisiss, nm tiueu jots
den Bomb, tden tAS sts s&Aks Stshuns am IL.
april 1885 ~ srDubss. Ntf sabIbar tn meHats
lt4tn Raitn.
1Rax aSrdRrs pesss Hntaais Dos Bombs, grfnIcrsn
xnb itbn HabusH Nnstanft. an Bite
SmteYnationaI Saafiwe Co.,
100 SaItsm ets., e6s prsaswas, Nsw sorf.
(atabIirt felt l67A)
NJ R.. NxA-s uaUs, "a. "a kNn
Ram,n Der ~.sursmbursr Gazette ~ewdbHsu.
EY- Die portsb,nbsx Bsnbs FHs NIT isinn eottsrtt trs
s,nh psIdr art ~ uersl.iAtn nab NIT t.insm @titss hu
Der. Staatsn In Mieeriprn6.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21

HE proiec, of appropciating money to meet tee expenses of Arizona's ex- hibit at New Orleans Is, so nearly re. lated to the Immigration Agency scheme that for all practical purposes they are cut from the same piece of cloth-the coat-tail of poor old Arizona. Some two years ago Prof. Church Of Tomb stone and Mir. Murphy of Prescott were allowed to plunge their hands Into the Territorial Ire isury and help them selves to the extent of three or four thousand dollars, which dId not benefit us one red cents worth. We have heard, and We are inclined to b lieve that the statement IS true that Prof. Church was looking after the proper exhibition of ore that belonged to com panies of which he was Superintendent. and that he had the cheek to appear before the Le- islature with bill of over S2,0O0 for exhibiting his own ore and that the Legislature allowed it. That was an imposition on the people of Arizona; repItition of 1t should not be allowed.
 Councilman Weeden in letter to the Enterprise discusses this proposed steal iD so fair and forcible a manner that we reproduce it r the benefit of the read CTS of the CITIZEN. It is as follows:
 "lhe bill approprilting large sum of money to meet the expense of AriZona's exhibit at the New Orleans exposition will come up soon and will precIpitate a lively debate. The general government has alreany appropriated S5.O00 to si1 Arizona ID making all exhibit, and inas- much as the expense of collecting and shipping ore from this Territory to the exDo-ition vas paid by either the cOun- ties or individuals sending them, think the S5,000 furn shed by the government should be ample to reimburse the Com missioner for all the time and money he has expended in the discharge of his du- ties. Taking this view of the case, your correspondent will oppose any appropria- ton for the benefit of Commissioner Murphy. The Territory Is now almost bopelessly in debt, and 1t IS time 10 re- trench. The legitimate expenses Of the present session wIll add to our indebted ness a sufficient amount, without having it augmentei by extravagsnt and iobbing appropriations"
 The logic in the above extract is con- elusive, and DO member of either branch of the Legislature can vote for such bill and justify his c urse before the people. The 5000 referred to as fer nIshed by the general government IS ample, and even without such aid, the measure is not iustiiable. Whenever a praspector or miner has a mine of known value he can sell it without the aid of either Denver or New Orleans exposi- trOn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21

ARIZONA has more use for R Land SeaTcher ;han it has for a Commissioner of Immigration. That is a man 10 20 arouud over the country and hunt up farming land and land (with waterJ suit able for cattle ranches. When such lands are found the Land Seercher" should have rower to advertise such lands so that immigrants would know where to find them, Let us first fad out whether tLere are my lands 10 bs settled, before We appoint a C1mmis- sioner of Immigration to invite people to come to ArIzona to secure Lomes
 Many cattlemen from Texas aud other localities have visited the Territory during the past year in search of cattle ranches. More, in fact than could find suitable ranches. When a mining camp is discovered that possesses known meut, more people flock to 1t than there Is any use of. It would seem then, that all the use a Con- missioner of Immigration could be put to, would be to secure the settlement of our agricultural lands, and as We have no such lands to offer immigrants just now, nor will We have until Irrisutiug dItches are completed, we have no use for a commissioner, and the creation of such an official at this time. would be a criminal waste of tine peoples money.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21
Catching the Expression.
IGentIeman,r Maerzin.l

lNentlemane Magexlne
 l called at Parks studio one morning and was informed that he every minute expected a visit from the great general. Sir Charles James Napier, for whose character and achiev s1ents he -had the highest admiration. He considered him by far the greatest soldier of modern times. and had prevailed upon the general tO sit to him for hls bust Park asked me 10 stay and be introduced to him, and noth- ing 10th. readily consented. l had not long tO wait The general had nose like the beak of an eagle-larger and more conspicuous on his leonine and intellectual face than the duke of Wellington, whose nose was familiar in the purlicus of the horse guards. lt procured for him the title of -conkey" from the street urchins. and 1 recognized him at a glance as soon as he entered
 On taking his seat for Park to model bis face in clay the sculptor asked him not Co think of too many things al a time. but tO keep his mind fixed on one subject The general did his best to comply with the request, with the result that his face soon assumed a fixed and sleepy expression, without a trace Of intellectual animation Park suddenly startled him by inquiring. -Is it true. general. that you gave way re treated in fact-at the battle of -y' naming the place. which l have for gotten The generals eyes flashed sud den fire, and he was about to reply 10 dignantly when Park quietly remarked plying his modelling tool on the face at the time ~That1l do general. the ex- pression is admirable," The general saw through the maneuver, and laughed heartily
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21
Trick ofthe Gold Men.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 14-Chrocicle's Wasair gtOu special says: Gold men are trying tO break the effect of a letter of the silver men tO Cleveland, suggest ing to him that he suspend his judge ment on the silver question until he has had time to thoroughly examine into it. They will make an effort next week to pass the bIli slspsDding the coinage of silver dollars, wi;h the hope tba. they can show greater strength than the silver meB, even fl they cannot pass the bill. Chairman Barnum, of the National Dem Ocrati, Committed was on the floor of the House all day, lobbying in favor of the suspension of silver coinage. He was vrJy mysterious about IL, and with out saying directly, intImated that he was vOIcing the sentiments Of Cleveland on the subject. In view of the present condition of business, there is no doub, but that the silver men have the best position, and they hsve no fear but that they eau ke ap any anti-silver Legislation from passing uBless Barnum stampedes some Democratic silver men by his claimed authority from Cleveland There are more Democrats now who are willing to vote tO accommodate Cleveland than there will be in .ix months from this date.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21

PHESIx has sent a delegation of her best men to Prescott 10 lool, after her interests. Graham has sent Pete Roland, an indomitable worker, and Tombstone has a deleg .tion there; but there IS no one there from Pima to help brace up our delegation.
 THE little republic of Switzerland does not put on many airs and makes no pre;entions to greatness, yet she does many things that greater nations would do well to pattern after. For instance, the other day it Was learned that some dynamIters had threatened to destroy the Federal Palace and the Council Chamber at Byrne, unless that body should enact certain legislation bearing z on Anarchists. The communication was presented to the council, which was m session, and in twenty minutes there after joint resolution Was passed con- mandIng the officers of he law through out the Republic to expel from Switzer- land soil, every man and woman fairly shown to be an Anarchis. or DyLamIter, and quite a number have already been escorted over tho border.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21
RAILROADS FOR TUCSON.

IuE citizsns Of Arizona are begin Ing t) realize that railroads are an s;tlal necessity, and that no section can nFTospe- to any extent without them Ile>ol is very favorably situated as a e-lte- oI trade, but in order to secure sli uoli trade We must have railroad eol@Ul'cltion with Sonora, the north trn part ot the Territory and with the Northwest. The road to CAlabssas which Col. Sykes tells us he has com pietei his arrangemtnts to build, IS ioh4 that We need very much, and It should ba built this season. There IS 10 reascn why 1t should not be built, and II Col. Sy kes fails to do what he promises, the people of Pima county shonld take hold of it, grade the Toad bed, and turn it over as a gift to t1e Atchison road m consideration of Her laying the iron down and putting O. tae rolling stock.
 The way now seems clear for the oaliding of a road from here to Phenix. " our people will take hold of the mat 'e' ID earnest. As we understand IL, 'Ae citizens of Phenix and Msrieops ''unty are very anxious to secure ioal' bu. they efer to make connec- "on With Tucson. They are willing to t"e S25OOJ0 towards securing srch .'Ao' The road would be located vls
 '''elcs ana II Is reasonable to suppose 1ioFeuce and Pinal county will contrib ~'e say SlJ0UJ0 towards building the '0Al or Sl0J,OJO by Maricopa and PIns O'uAties, which wo1ld bring it almost 1't quite to the borders of Pima C'1Aty. With such a guarantee, the 1~ly ot Pima county Is plainly outlined 1Ll We would be doing ourselves gres '1.uahce If We fail to meet them ana -s-p complete the road to Tucson.
 IAiS We can easily d.. The marrow suAse road has subs idy of S200,0O0 O -o ponds Of PimI county which Rr' available. Now let us, instead of try -1s to build road to Globe, join force "-th Plnal and MarIcopa and secure tn
 -Auing ot the road 10 Phenix at once oranch can afterwards be built t .ooe' leaving the main line at 8 poin I''een or eighteen miles northwest c 'uiS place, which will be but very littl Ou' of direct line to Glob This dc