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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-05-09
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.

Gen. Grant is daily growing stronger.
Grants condition continues to improve
Hiram Walker, a millionaire of Spring.
field, ILL.,, is dead.
The public debt was reduced S., 464, 596. Sc
during April.
Commodore G. K. Garrison of New York,
died suddenly.
Hon. John Geode of Virginia, YVES ap-
pointed solicitor-general.
E.J. Hale of North Carolina, YVES sp-
pointed consul to Manchester. England.
J.J. Hanna and Geo. w. Porter, St. Lou
is postoffice inspectors, have been removed
]. W. Vance of Edgar, was appointed ad
jutant general and chief of staff OF Illinois.
Geo. H. Valiant, general freight agent OF
the Lake Shore line, resigned TO go to the
Erie.
Rev. DR.. Burchard, of "R. R. r" fame,
preached his farewell sermon as pastor of
the Murray Hill Presbyterian church, New
York.
William Mears, native of England. 1O2
years of age, died at bis home near G Alena,
Illinois.
Hon. George H. Parker, of Iowa, has
been appointed sps cial agent of the treas
ury department.
Col. Switzler of Missouri, was appointed
secretary of the bureau of statistics in the
treasury department.
The President has appointed J. Ernest
Meiere, of Colorado, to be Consul of the
United States at Japan.
e. J. Baldwin of Los Angeles. CAL. has
been sued by Lou Perkins for $500, 600 for
breach OF promise of marriage.
Henry DAILY, merchant of Carterville,
Ills, is said to have lost a pOcketbOok con-
tanning Sic, coo in government bonds.
John Kelly, the Tammany leader, is re-
ported rapidly breakint down in health and
tgreatly troubled with insomian.
Mr.. Wyman. treasurer ofthe United States,
rendered his resignation, and G. N. Jordon
of New York was appointed his successor.
Gov. Marmaduke appointed the new
board of managers for the Jackson County
Reform school,
The Ohio Legislature has passed law
fixing q heavy fine and imprisonment for
offering to receive money at primary or
general elections.
The Confederate Survivors association at
Augusta, Ga, passed q resolution extolling
Gen. Grant, and wishing him restored
health and long life.
VIM. H. Merrick of Maryland, was ap-
pointed associate justice of the supreme
court of the District of Columbia, vice
Judge Wylie, resigned.
Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, of Richmond, Va,
denies that he has resigned the Italian mis-
sion. He has his commission in his pocket
and will soon sail for Italy.
5,The Comptroller of the Currency has ap-
pointed Bert Hayden, of Omaha, to be q
national bank examiner. He will be assign.
ed to the district o: Kansas and Nebraska.
President Andrew D. White of Cornell
university, who was Blaine man, thinks
Mr.. Cleveland is doing we'll, but he regards
Mr.. Hendricks as dead against civil-service
reform.
1t is reported that Gen. Sheridan has
come in conflict with the new secretary of
Mar, and that the president will issue an or
der defining the duties of the lieutenant
general.
Judge 8. Burke has resigned the director
ship of the Nickle Plate. His firm of law
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-05-09

Humboldt Union: When wheat sells
In the markets at IS and 80 cents it
means IS and 60 cents to the farmer that
raises it. Those who have had exper-
fence know that farmers cannot live and
prosper at such prices. Whenever wheat
sells below 81 it is below . producing
price. 1t is not strange, with threaten
ed war between Russia and England,
wheat is rising upward to something
near ite intrinsic value.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

Der oeben o s nbtanerg e.
biete mad 8anias Suriifsetebrte Waior
Webiter erfldrt, Der bur6 BEN 0anoperneis
fer gouns lesbin BON @i9ita aus Der
Yreiie bes Qanoes iiberianote 8sri9t iiber
bic ansebli6e ARCHAEOLOGICAL Der Oklahoma
0dubereien entbebre ieoer 8esriinbuns uno
tonne nur i'm ipecieuen Sntereiie sepiIer
Sieb3a9ter unb @slbproten III Circulation
geiett pprben lein. Oenn Maior Webiter
tOnne auf @ruab eisener 9sii9tisuns con:
i%tatireu, baB Ser sr0Bere Gbeil iensr ydn:
oereien ni6t auein iebr gutes Sarmlanb lei,
ionbern ii9 iosar in bieier YsSiebuns benz
beiten bes gansen Weltens piirbia sar Sci:
te itsleu lafe. Oas Oklahoma Qanb isi
Dor glaem melt better berpGilsrt unb iei I'M
Belts zines piel acknowledgement Solsbeitans
beS pie irsenb cine @esenb bes Staatss
Ranias, wdbrenb bic @rsisbisteit bss 90,
benS einen Serslei9 nit benz Sarmlanbs
irsenb zines Gbeiles Der Ser. Staaten auss
3ubalten uermSSe. Waior Wsbiter ertbeil!
suslei9 benz Sen. Sat9 9roBes Sob fit,
bic peiie nmii9t unb S9onung, bic er Bel
Nusfiibruns Der Sefeble bes Yraiibenten,
beSi9li9 Der SGlberang ienes @ebietea
BON ben Squatters betbdtist babe, ipenbsi
inbeiien audi ben 9esteren ais SlaiIe einise
4nsrtennuns, branbmartt aber auf bas
Gntidieoenite bas babs unb berri9ii9tiss
@ebabren Der bierbsi in Srase tommenbeu
Tiebt6ntSe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

8ir limb pou elmer groBen
@eabr bebrotb. Der Irttur ober
Sdrenbiter, Der rotbIeu6tenbs Stern sriter
@rOBe unueit bes Siebenseitirns bes Yds
rem, ndbert ii9 Der grbe nit elmer Sc.
idwinbistsit BON 5000 Meilsn in Der Mis
mute, oSsr $50, 900 Msilen in Der Stunbe,
oper 1900, 900 Weilen in Gage. Soate
er NIT unierem Ylaneten suiammentrsifen,
10 piirbe Der leetere IN 9tome serl6msttsrt
uerbeu. Dies fauu iebr lsi9t sei9sben,
absr ulerbiuss srit in $1,000 Sabrsn
Wtr brau9en uns alio ni6t su beunribisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
Cine arnle lhmade Shmeltsr.

bic an ben ibrem @sibIedt sissnsn llsbsIn
leioet unb ii4 i6eut einen arst su befrasen,
wiewobl lie weib, oaB iie mebiSiuii9er loils
ie beSarf, wiro in Or 9ierce's 'Favorite
Prescription (eieblinSsuerorbuuu9) cine
arsuei iinoen, peI6e ibr, our9 @ieosrbers
itsuuns aler ibrer Organe Sur natirli6sn
%seiunoen Sb6ti9teit, Stdrte uno ueues
Qebsn petlsibsn piro. sic lit bic Sru9t
pieliGbrigeu Stubiums un6 YrattistrenS
zines wiheni6aftIi6en grstes, welder
biele llebeI gu elmer Specialitdt sema9t
bat. gsi alsn Ipotbetern gu baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
3wei biitoriide = a6aeidnittene DIR.

Spel 1llforll9e - angel9lIffefle SBrs
en-. SIM Sabre l749 wurbe Der 8apitdn
zines englii9sn SanbeIsi9ifies, Sentins,
BON ipanii9en S1leidbdnblern an Der
a~merifaniiden &iite ii~berfaIeu. Srss Der
tapferiten @esenwebr sins er aus bieism
Sample NIT ssipaltener Naie unb absss
i9nittenen Sbren berpor. 90 trat CT Dor
bas ensliide Yarlament, ersdblte in idlid:
ten Worten feline llnslidssei9i5te uno
idloB: vlta9oem bic ipanii9en llnmenz
i9en mid 10 ueritiimmelt batten, errpartete i'd
obne 6ur9t ben Cob. SD empfabl msine
Seels Soft unb = bic Ga9e msinsm sroBs
bsrsisen Yatsrlanbe!" Dies Wort siinbste
md9tis. Oas blutise @ewdnb Gdlars,
bas Gntonius benz r6mii9en golts ssi9te,
bepirtte feinen slibenbereu 9aB, feinen
bsiBeren Ourit nod &ade, wie bic Sius
beutuns aui Die beioen ~absei6nittenen %:
rem. geibe Siuier bes Yarlaments be-
i9loiIeu nit ~isltsnsr Ginmitbisteit: cine
sldnSsnbe @enustbuuns uon Spanien gu
forbern = ODER iofort BEN Rrieg ~ ertlds
rem. 60 entitanb iener lanse, beftige
Rrie9 sruiiden England unb Spauien, Der
Sauienbe BON Weni6enleben uno unssbeus
re Summen ueri5lang nm Swei abses
i6nittene Sbren!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
Scr Srinmph Der 8ereoiamteit.

gls bas beriibmts Mitslieb bes ensliiden
ltntsrbauiss, Scr. Bead, zines Ibenbs
Ser Muieitp's Gbeater uerlieB, uanbte
id bic id0ne 9ersosin BON @loceiter nit
ibrem besaubernoiten 2ddeIn on ibn:
vgti9t wabr, sic limb Scr. 8sa92"
v9ans re9t, uerebrte Dame; womit
tam i'd bisnen?"
vN9, i'd weiB ni9t, mo me:n &uti9er
bdlt; sic iiub Sffentlid gu ipedsn ses
mobnt; wiirben sic ni9t uieaei9t bic
@ewosenbeit baben, einmaI Iaut mad ibm
III rufen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
9te f1nnrrt8e Gde.
Gin (prot.) sonntagsidul= superintens

Gin (prut.) Sunntassiduls Snperintens
bent, erid5It Elm enslil9es We9lelblatt,
fubr tiirsli5 in elmer Yoitfutide bur1 Elm
Stdbtden i'm weitli9en Seem Yort, ais cine
i95ne BafiteinsSir6 nit in ni9t minber
sutem 3uitan6e befinbli9en Nebsnsebdu.
ben feline aufmsrtiamteit auf ii9 sos.
u@as lit bas?" fraste er ben &utidsr.
Cine fran3Oii9e, tatbolii9e Stride, ants
uortete bieier. Cine tleine Strede peiter
bemertte unier Rsiienber elm siemli9 sers
faGenes unb u~eruabrloites bOlsernes 9es
bdube nit serbrodenen Senitsrldben unb
zines neuen Initri9es ~brinsenb bebirftis.
limb mas 1T bies?" fraste er wiebsr.
yOie Gonsresatioualiitens 8ir9e", CAB Der
&utider our antuort. y8eI9 elm llnters
idieo!" meinte bet superintendent, vwos
ber tommt ber2" vSene trasen
Gorge fir ibre climber, btefe
ni9t", maj bic treffenbe Mutmort, bic
beutli9 senus reSet, UNI teinsr Grtldruns
su beoiirfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
G. s. M. s. G.
s. s. Z. S. s.
M. Il. NJ. E. M.
S. s. Z. S. g.
G. s. M. s. G..

0ahslbe ioI pon sinsm gerurtbeilten
beritammen, Der iid bubur9 pom Gobe err
~rettete. ole gu9itabsn bebeuten foIsenbe
Worte besw. Sdee: v@ott iei mir Climber
sndbis! go ittrbt Elm Climber ielis. Wein
eiuSiser Wittler, erIOie mid! 60 itirbt elm
Climber ieIis. Soft Jet mir Climber snd,
bis!" Sebe 3eile tann BON obsn nod untsn
unb umsefebrt, iopie BON linfs mad redts
unb riifwdrts selelen werbeu. Die erite
3eile: r@ott iei mir Climber sndbis!" err
siebt ii9 beim 0eien in ieber Ri9tuns, aud
in ben beieen Oiasonalen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

CUR 3eit Der eriten fransDiii6en &epos
lntiDn erlieBen bic &esierunsen bsr beits
l4en 9renslanbe Seroronunsen, wobur9 in
@aitbduiern iebes politii@e @eiprd9 itrens
perboten muroe. Sn einem @aitbofe am
&betn batten einmal bic @dite fi9 IN cine
bsftise politiide Debate einseIafen, ais
Der Wirtb ibnen bies ernitli9 unteriaste.
yWieA riefen bic srbisten Streiter ents
%riitet, vni4t einmal reoen birfen wir2"
vNein", entsesnete Der Wirtb, raber eff
len unb trinfen."
vIber wobur6 unteri9siben mir uns
bann rod pom ben Sbieren?"
Our@'s gesablem, rteine Serren, burd's
Besablen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

Ole WeltausiteIIuns 9, bic in
1889 in Baris sebalten werben ioa, ruirb
ni9t auf benz Marsfelb aaein itattfinben,
%ionoern ii9 auf bic SnuaIibens@ splanabe,
ben Grocabero unb BEN SnbuitriesY alait
erltredeh; bieie pier Gbeile ber IusfteIuns
iolen bur6 cine @tienbabn nit chamber
perbunben werben unb man wirb in bic
a~usteuuns am Snbutries8 alafe eintreten
f6nnen, 10 baB f9 bielelbe alio melt
Iei9ter ais 1878 ~ SUP srrei9sn ldBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
9(uS Der S1dteridule.

Gin 9ebrer sibt ben S9ilerinusn elmer
bOberen S69teri4uIe cine S9iIberuns BON
Sibamerita, un6 erwabnt unter anoerem,
baB es bort @etreios in elmer SSbe pom
1000 SUB sibt.
S9iIerin (e~infaIsnb): v9lber, 5srr
0ebrer, mas madt man benn nit benz 1000
Sub lanSen Strob2!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
Gin edtcs Decentralization wars es fl.

derIi9, wenn sinmal in GriiaunS seben
ioate, mas jiinsit elm ameritanii9er @eiit.
li6er einem Geportsr segeniber duBerte:
ySbr 3eitunssmeni6m babt ei9entbimli9s
Nnii6ten iiber aue Oinse. Sbr i9aut nur
INNER Su, uebmt aber ME &ntbeil M benz,
mas uorssbt. @s iolte mid gar ni9t
@unber nebmen, wsnn SIR ni6t am Sage
bes iiinsiten @eridts einen apurten Gid
gum S9reiben erwartet, an peldem Sbr
einen geri9t iiber bic 8esebsnbsit uieber.
i6reiben tOnnt, nm benielben am aubsru
Morsen IN bic Seitunsen gu brinaenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

Our9 Elm 9oIbfii9sIas wurs
be bieier Gage ein 3immsr in IIonso Sings
6apie gu Gag, 9arbOr, I'M Staate New
Yort, in 8ranb seiest. Die Sonnsnfrabs
len wurben ndmli9 pur9 bas sldisrne @es
fdB, in weIdem ii9 bic @olbfii9e bsfau:
ben, bre%nnslasartis auf Elm Binbel 3eis
tunsen reaettirt unb ieeten 3und6it bieies
in 8ranb. Oas Seuer wurbe iibrissns ses
I6i3t, Obne nennenspertben S9aben ses
than su baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

Wdbrenb Der IettenSwan3is
Sabre baben bic Gomitpd>N inen Neuas
bas gaubols i'm Wertb BON 80 Miqionen
Dollars coniumirt; bas 5ols Tam idmn,ts
lid aus ben WGlbern Der Sterra. sSn ben
Sabren BON 1870 bis 80 bat bic 8efstnia
d Grudee giienbabn tdslid mebr aIs 1000
&lafter 8rennbol3 mad 8ersinia @itp Be.
f6rbert. Sib. Sal. Bof.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

SeitsemdB. Gin rei9er BANTER in
paris, Der bieier Gage eine sr0Bere 9eie1s
i4aft in ieinem 9auie CAB, bate I'M
gor3imner folsenben in sroBer Su6itaben
aebrudten ani3las apbeften %laiien: Oie
Oamen perbsn eriu3t, ibre Waffen in Der
@arberobe ab,uleaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

Wir6 bein 9aar srau, ober fdIlt es aus ?
Sau's 9aarsG rneaerer felt feline uripriinss
li9e Sarbe wieber fer unb rei,t bic Oriiien
an, einen neuen uno iippisen 9aarwu9s
beruorsutreibex. Nu9 reinist er bic &opfs
bant, pertreibt S9uppen, unb 1T fir bic
SOilette iebr ansenebm unb barmlos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

Gin MiBgriH. Dame: vOa iol i'd
ben Sut fir msine S9meitsr mitnebmsn,
unb gum gtnpafen werbe i9 am beiten bic
alte S9a9tel brau9eu f0nnen. Sch,
Sobann, unb bole iie." Na9 einissn
Minutsn erideint bic i9on dltli9e @ous
%usrnante. @ouusrnaute: v8ie i6 bore,
sndbise Srau, benStbisen Sic mid gum
Ginpaden?" DAME (uerlesen): vOaB i'd
nidt wiiBte, Srdulein. (Sum Sebieaten) /:
r@ie 1T Dir bas einsefaaen, Oummtcpf?"
Sobann: vWeIde alte S9a6tel baben bic
suGbige 6rau benn gemeint?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

Die r9aupers" uon Der Rew
Yorter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES suriitsewies
ienen a9t3ebn Slowaten wurben wirtli6
auf ben Oampfer y6uIba" suriifsebradt,
um auf ibm bic &idreiie mad europa ans
sutreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

Die frieserii3e grbltuurit
IN YreuBen 1T in @efabr penn Spiebad
usrbranst gu werSen. Sei einem tiinftisen
Rriese lit fir ieoen SOloaten elm RraftSpiss
bad aus feinem @%eiSenmebl, Sped, ses
i9abtem S3ienfeiid nebit Sals unb @es
piirS ais %eiierner Seitanb fir brei Gage in
Musii9t 9enommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

Sic 6emei1Se Erettmi1 3eist hermit
an, baB bieielbe unter ben BON ben goubers
ger Settuiebbdnblern aufseiteatsn 8sSins
sunsen teinen &aufuertras nit S9wsinen
abi9lieBt. Brettmin, ben 10. Sanuar
1885," Seituns fir POmuern go. l1.)
Oas lit srob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

Die Idnsite Bride in Der
B cit 1T bieienise iber ben sroBen See
Yont5artrain unpeit New Orleans. Sic
lit Elm 6ol,bdu BON % Wteilen 9duge uub
rubt auf Salten pom G~pprehenbolS, bic nit
8reoiotSl setrdntt iino, nm iie sessn ben
seritOrenben ginfluB Der Naiie unb. Der
Bobrwiirmer 5u i6isen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

Noble Ginridtuns. Isle iOIIten bic
ginri9tuns meines S9uieseriobnes ieben,
iaste BITE 6rau Birsermeiterin, yeine
wabre Pra4t, = Iaes Macearonis
nobel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
. u II MIIerIet.

Oas beIstf9e mimi It u m
fat beidloHen, Bel ber &ammer einen Na9s
trays. grebit BON It's, 900 Srancs CUR Setter
bss finf3isidbrisen Beitebens Der Giiens
babneu 3u beantragen. Son bteier CUNT
ME iolen Dem Gcmite, bas fi9 3ur SER
iteluns zines biltorii9en SeifSuses se5ilbet
bat, l25, 900 6rancs CUR gerfisuns seifeIlt
usroen. Sie Stabt 8riiHel bat $4,000
5rancs biersu beuiaist. Gin information
mailer giisnbubn : GonsreB ioI 81 slei@er
!3eit e~tnberufeu perbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

3n einem befannten Mutor. Der an eis
mem 6uBe labm mar, fam cine Dame, bic
u aus einem Iuse iab. vgSie gebts,1
fraste fte. r8ie Sic ieben!" iaste iener
l6helnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

Sd6nes Mnoenfen. &idtsr: v@ober
baben sic bieie Oiebesi9lifeI?" = Oisb
Unit einem aufbIid mad Oben): Sinh
nod elm Inbenfen BON meinem ~ieslissn
Yater."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

aus benz 6 apitdl elmer bol3ernen
Sdule, wel9e bic gmpore Der UNI 1860
srbauten Stride bes gum gesirte RiinSelsau
sebSrisen Oorfes 3ermutbbauien trdst, 1T
bas na6itebsnb uersei9nete &dtbieIipiel NIT
Der Sabressabl 174l ansebradt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

I'm Sdnupfen unb Sisbsr gu psrtreiben,
sebrau9e man bel Seiten Or. Yierce's
sExtract of Smart Weed"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
Bum Mnidannnasunterridt

Gum Nnldaunngsunterridt. OOrfs
idulmeiffer: v....Oa eri9lus SamIon
5000 Pbilifer nit elmer gielstinnlabe
yWas 1T bas, Serr 0ebrer, ne
gielsttnnlabe? = Dorfi9ulmsiifer (auf
ieinen &innbaden ,etsenb). vOas 1T bas
bier!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
SuaenolifeS Wusjeben

Susenolides. aasisben. r@Ott! mas
ieben sic aber gut aus, 5err Snipector!
Sic weroen wabrbaftis ieben Gag iinser!A
= ySa, wenn bas 10 fortsebt, werb ei9 mir
aud nd9itens metne Wtnbeln wieber bers
uoriu9en l%ajien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03

Die Rriesstaie bss Osutden
@eides bstrdst 100 Mfiaionen Mart. Die
Summe mus INNER In 0aar bsrsit lie9er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-03
Gotel Grutli,
SO bis IS @resnpid 81 100 bis l0s
New Gbur9 Streets,
Uew.porf.

4ir beebrtu uns uuiersr seibdsts RuHSiaait. louts
aHeu Reiitueeu peu nHo mad europa lHr RSuntuiBlt
sriHsen, eGB MIR aRitr felt IS SsarsH SeiteRateesi sbr
slufts tn Der Rsbs oes Cattle Sarseu nab Der Sepots e6
ssidiessneu Danpisrssinisu Nab stisnsabHm sasesuo
o d Il b aus
I'm % Heu dnsutateie 3inasr s~srsrss9t nns init ishen
sspanlAtsa esnisrt peTlstsH sdsr.
DuSA stsis ssSsuts~es GpeitssuS hHt Dir In Der ease
auea xniyrAaen uninu set}rieu 9afs ~ ssitprs4al uub
puSea utS ss n nus ssfstte BssausR t i6er Be-
Aishuus stt ssAs snrA rssas cesieu.ns ssS mabies
tsdis n u4tfaases iut~-
Mota- = oax Ssnassf SEQ - snsssalUGs lkztbu
Ssf5mrs;S ~,s SstSsn sssd.sE. CssS~$ya
Nsstts 0&aW y Co., SsattAms,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-27

50 favorable 6 mining. Mining prop.
erty lis not taxed, and the statutes are
ali framed for their development Tho
miner who intends to sink a shaft is
given the right to sdenounce his neigh
boris timber and water, and should
the latter object the former applies to
the government and his wish is graft
fed. The mines are nearly all silver
bearing, and s6many are rich. The
different ores are worked by the ANAL
gamation smelling and lixiviating pro-
cesses, the latter being much the
cheapest. .@s.# 81
MIR. Stevens, is q part owneE of the
Quebrodllla silver mine, Of Durango,
whose ore is worked BY the lixiviating
process. It contains q large body OF
ore. It is estimated that $1,000,000
worth of metal is now in sign yielding
$50 per ton. A shaft Of about $50 feet
has been sunk, and levels have been
run near the bottom $50 feet. The
mines in general are being rapidly de-
veloped, and United States capital is
constantly displacing the old means of
working them. American energy and
skill is also aiding materially in every
enterprise, and are being constantly
invited by that government whose peo~
pie and country produce over one-haI
the silver mined on the globe.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-27

OF three personal friends, hut these
stories about his being received into
society are. was assured, exaggera-
tions. He paid manY1isits on New
Years day. Most Of them were not
returned. He attends cooking mains
and billiard tournaments, and he is q
constant visitor to st. Roch. This is
the toughest suburb Of the city. Mrs
Emo is admired, but society people
will not receive her. This is owing 70.
her husbands Irregularities. s
It is rumOred that he intends to
build a large hotel on the island of Or
leans. few miles down the river from
Quebec. It is. q summer resort and
much frequented by the people Of The,
ancient capital during July and Au.
gust. It is said he is to have part
ner in his legal adviser. The place
proposed for the new hotel is delight
full. The falls of Montmorencia and the
great Laurentian range of mountains,
said to be the Oldest IN the world, will
be in view on one side. On the other
there will be old .Stadacona, with its
Indian and pioneer traditions. People
say that John G. Emo has shown good
taste in selecting such a spot for his
proposed speculation, bat I found pub
lie opiaion in Quebec unfavorable to
Emo. = --.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-27
He Kissed for the Nation.

{ Dus.ipg the administration Of Mr.
Buchanan the daughter Of a senator
was married in Washington. Tbs
president. cab net, and many mem bers
OF congress were in attendance. Afte,
the ceremony Mr. Buchanan stepped
forward to present his congratulat ionf
to the BRIDE prominent feature OF
whichawas a. hearty kiss. A numbe,
standing in close proximity inquired
..Is it understood that am to follow
suitp,' .tNo, sir" replied the presi'
dent: sit is understood that l kiss fo'
the nation The bride was daught
er Of General Toon,bs of Georgia; the
member Of congress was General MO
Queen, Of South Carolina.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-27
CONCERNING THE BALLOT.

"a voting womanl Ahi" said he,
That's something ] would hate to see!
A woman shy and sweet should be,
And rule ut home all modestlee,n
AS softly stroked his ample knee,
But women ought to vote - said she.
"The women, they are moved, y said he,
by impulse, az you must agree,
They inikht be won by soDhjstree,
With arguments and subtfetee."
he poked with anxious p9kes his kuee,
but women ought to yotein said she.
"'To WELD the ballot callsn said he,
''For strength and Tor integritee,
And power to solve with certaintee,
The problems Of the centuree!''
He spread his hands upon bis knee,
''B1t women ought to vote!' said she.
This man, candidate was he,
A city officer to be,
Just then the door-hell jingled Free
A sable son of Afrikee,
Had called, the candidate to see,
"What does you pay for votes!" asked he.
The candidate upeasilee
With nervous hand caressed his knee,
"'Call round election day." said he,
t'With Patscy Mack and John Magee,'
Then held the door all graciouslee,
With candidatish cout tssee.
SIS that voters" qucried she,
THAT he Is strong, must agrec;
But can lie solve with certAintee
The problems OF the cen uree?"
The orator no more spake be,
But inadly pounded on bis knce.
--4nry. George Arc1idald, IN the Hawkeye.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-27
Lynch Law in Kentucky.

The Louisville Commercial thinks
lynch law is better than statute law 10,
Kentucky. i. In the last two years, ii
says, there has been dozen lynch
ings in the State, every victim OF which
amply deserved his fate. Within the
same time there have been more thar
200 killings, large number Of which
were cold-blooded murders, the per
petrators of which fell into the hands
Of the law, yet there havenot been more
than half a dozen executions. In Lex
ington few weeks ago man was exc
cuted who, under the beautiful mode
Of administering justice. had had foul
or FIVE try g and convictions, as many
appeals, and was finally hanged afte'
fighting with technica]ities for tive
wears.