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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15
NebraSfa.

- Sn Buffalo Gap mddten ftb
bic 8ubbtrten ben SpaB, mad @ldiern IN
ben @irtbidafien gu i6ieBsn. am nd4ften
Worssn madte Der Sberifi NIT etnem &es
polper in ieoer 6anb ben 8etreifenben feline
aufpurtuns unb melbete ibuen, baB es BEL
elmer @isberbsIuus bes Spabcs blaue
8cbnsn ssben werbe.
- Sn Nebrasta Gity lit cine Sc
ieqi1aft NIT einem capital Don $l5o, 600
gum Bau elmer gRifuuribride ~Orsanifrt
porben.
-8Iainegountp bsist zines Der
iiusiten Counties in Rsbrasta. gs if
II auf ben alIsrneueit.n 3drtea su fins
ben, liegt nbrbli9 unb uprbweflih Don
gniter County unb pirb pom Rortbs Soup
&tuer sur9sossn. Siei.s gOuntp wuroe
LANCE 3eit aIs elm GbeiI bsr sroSen norbs
~ameritaniidsn v@hite@ a~nseiebeu, bod
iinb minbefens pier Sinftel tes 8obsns
anbaufdbis. gor swei Sabrsn mar bas
County nod %unbeFebelt, beute bat IS 500
@inpobnsr unb cine Stabt Namens greps
fer. Bier SlnftsI bieies County tnb nod
unbsiiebeIt unb often fur 5eim itdttes, 8ors
taufsz un6 WalbcuIturs gintragungen, ba
e bort mod teiHe 2anblyesuIantem, aber
aud nod teine Giienbabxen sibt. gtels
Bewobner bes SlainesG County babeu ben
@ouuerneur pom Rebrasta ssbeten, inn
cine f5rmIi9e Organization su sebsn, bic
es Bic isSt ui9t bate. limb @ouperneur
DANES pom Rebrasta bat iett bic Orsanis
lation bes goSuttes, nit 8repiter ais @e'
ri9tsplas, anseorouet.
- Der in 8lattsmoutb anidiise
S9ld1ter @tlbsIm Dimm 1T in einen
8runnen ssifir,t, nobel CT ieinsn Sob
fanb. @r bate nit einem Sreunbe bins
fi9tli9 Der S6be bes Dafsritanbss i'm
Drummer I'M cine 6iffe @isarreH sepsttst
unS ii9 Der @nti9eiSuns bieisr @stts bal.
BET in ben Srunnen binabselafsn. auf
ieinem Wese IN bic Stefe 3erriB bas Sell
unS 0imm ;eri6ellte ii9 BEN S9dbel on
einem Stetn, sesen wel9en er i'm Stur3s
ani9lus. 0imm bate teine Samilie.
Sstue in @iseouftu wobnenosn Serpanbs
ten ipurben BON benz tr~aurisen GorfaQe tee
lesrap5iid in eenntniB seiett.
- @ouusrnsur Samss Us. Danes BON
Rsbrasfa bat cine gelobnung pon apeis
bunbert Dollars fir bic 8erbaftnns unb
ueberfibruns bes oter Der W6roer bes
Hable ausgeiett, wsl9er IN Der Ra9t bss
ls. Wai in Omaha ermorbet wurbe.
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0entiGlanO.
Iiab.2otbringen

Die Ssrseanten Sartmann unb gbis
Illus paren am O.. Nai nit Wanni&aftsu
,u SbisBabunssn i'm 8aasrabsn au
Dtsbeubofen eommanbirt. GbiIius,
Der chen sineu SduB ~abassebsn, woIt.
i6 Don beHsn Wirtuns dbsrseussn, aIs
unperiebenS SartHlann In berielben Bid,
tun8 i6oB unb ben GbiIius am rlnterIeib
perpunb.te. 9artmunu uobI i'm @laus
ben ben 6. t5btIi9 permunbst su baben,
eiIt. in bic Gaisrne uub ioste fd cine
6ussI bur9 DEN 6opf 10 SaB Der Cob ios
fort eintrat. Sis 8erwunsung bss 6. 1T
cine srnit., cbne bub isbO4 bus SdIimmits
befardtet wiro.
- en- Snbersborf brannte bas
anpefsn bss Rrdmsrs sSean @lOd nisSsr,
nobel bsHeu jissftts StHb in ben CLAM
ren f.inen Cob fanb: Der burd ben
8ranb anssridtete Sda6en bslauft ii9
auf II, 900 Wiarf.
- Ser I'M porisen Sabre sesrinbete
gombauuerstn gu Wsb bat t9 aIs
rddte Gufgabe geiteQt; /. @riesuns bes
sessnwdrtissn g~borssfubIes burd elm
relss i'm Bauitpl Ser RatbsbraIe; 2.
slusfattuns Der Sodidifff.nter NIT fars
bisen @laSmulereieu 8. @rri9tung elmer
ba9reitsrartisen Gburmipits iiber Der
8ieruns; 4. @rfeeuns bes sesenudrtisen
S~auptportaIs bur9 Elm ioI5ss I'M e tpl
Der SatbsSraIe unb ausbau Der 9omp.it;
front hb.rbaupt. Na9 elmer i5sri1ldsis
gen Bere5nnns psrosn f9 bic &oiten fur
Sic susfibruns oieisr pier Broi.tts auf
l56, 200, 400, bsSw. $50 tanieno Mart
b,laufen.
S~annoper.
- Der Snsenieur Ytut ~ Sauuos
per bait. bet hem S.sirfsausi9uB 6Iag.
srbobeu pesen zines gefdIufss bss 8ir'
aerporifebers8 ,sirts, p,It.r benielben sur
5abluns b.s Birserre4tss@ eIb,s fir lld
un6 feline Srau fduIbis .rfIdrt, w,il CT In
Sannoper eix Saus s~etauft. Bint peis
ssrte fi5 b.fen, neil sr gnsIdnber, aIio
ausldnber isi. Das @oQesium bsfdloB,
bic 3lase aufsunebmsn, um elm mi3tisss
grin3ip enbsiItis entideiben gu lafen.
- @dbrenb in ben SluBtbdlsrn bic Wins
terfridte bsfrieoigenb ausieben, itebt faif
auf allen b0ber selesenen 9dnSereien Der
&ossen iebr i4ls9t, 10 bab piele Better
cine %llmaderuns baben eornebmen mihen,
in SoIse befisn man9e Sitter unb 8auerus
bSfe tbatid6li9 nidt einmal bic nDtbise
Brobfru9t fir 6as Iaufenbe Sabr ernten.
Sn Der l~lmsessnS baben Der Sroit unb Der
felt msbreren Wo9eu webenbe i9arfe
.Rorbpinb Sbitbaume unb bic Wiei9ldns
bersisn isbr bart mitsenOmmen.
- 2m l. Sfertase feierte Der 80 Sabre
alte 0ienittnedt %. &ruie gu . arb o.
istn ~25idbrises 9ienifiubiIdum.
9srislbe bate bisie gauge 8eit BET beriels
ben Serridaft In Dienff s%sitanben. 9lm
Oftsrtase feierte bic Wasb Sob.
&artutb ben Gag, an weI4sm bieieIbe Dor
40 Sabren In ben Disnif Der Srau &ents
ner !Sol gu Stabe trat. Die Saiierin
ibr Elm soIbsnss Rrsas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15
Ohio.

-8eIIepue, MorrowpifIe,
unb ber sau5e peitlide SbeiI BON erie
County purben am Douneritas D. 80. uon
eiHem uerbeerenhen SaseIwetter beimses
iu4t. @au f&dst ben S9aSeu auf
$4,000.
- Sn SaIinepilIe 1T Der ana,6iit
@oriu9, als er cine 6ffentli9e Rebs baltsn
wopte, nit fanlen Giern uont 8Iate sstries
ben porben.
- Sr Younestopn purbe benz
finf Sabre alien @eOrs &enner, Sobn bss
Bierbrauers Rsuner, pom eixem Yferbe auf
Der Weibe bur9 einen Sufi9lus her odd.
bel sebro9su, 10 baB Der Cob baIo barauf
eiutrat.
- Sn StnbIap nsbmsn bic Bobruns
gen nod Del ibreu Tortsans. Man bofit
in gr66srer Siefs cine nod i~tdrtsre oils bic
bersits aufsefun6ene SueQe su finben.
Die bortise @as9eieai9aft artst gum
WOnopol aus unb beBbaIb sebsu bic Stabts
pater nit benz Blame nm, Bombs i'm getras
pom SAC, 600 su psrausgabeu, bamit bic
Sta6t in ben Stanb sefeet psrbe, islbit
BObrunsen auf 9us anSuitellen.
- NeununbSuansis WenidsnIsbsn gins
gen bel benz Sturme In 4enia perIoren.
Die Iette 2si9e, bic zines tleineu Mdbs
dsns Namens anberIon, purbe inter ben
Wur5eln zines Baumes an Der Bride an
Cincinnati auenue S~efanben.
- 0us lsete Mai : Wuftfeff in 6 M
einnati mat i5le3ter beiu9t, ais benen
9orsdnser unb bic Muiitfeits@ sieaidaft
ioq tnapp obne Deficit bur9sei6Ilpft iein.
Die Soften baben ii9 auf etpa $50, 900
beIaufsn. Die 5eite iinb ni9t msbr 70
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q brom k.
SnIau B..
Gafota.

- Sn Sareo lit man I'M Sonnerifaa
Bel benz 8obren Der @asquele auf bic
suette S8idt bes SbersaisS seitoBeu,
baS boppeIt 10 fart ausitr6mt ME bas Der
eriten S6i4t.
- Cine 8oIonie ppbl6absnber @mis
sranten aus.ber l1msesenO pon Columbus,
8, IdBt ii9 an Der SameStopn unb Rors
tbsrn 3wsigbabn Der Bacific Sabn nieber.
= 3wiidsn Duncan unb Der @ors
tbern gacific @iisnbabH purbe elm Orb:
bebeu ~peripdrt, meldes IL Sefunben
bauerte unb bic Snbianer iebr eri9rsdt bat.
- n ben 8IaG Sins pitben
sabIrei9e @ulbbrdnoe.
- Der @eiSsn ftebt in Ror6 Oatota
febr gut, fam iebO6 rtebr &esen &c:
brau9en.
- Die Bel benz @inpanberanes Com:
mifGr einaelnuienen 8eri@te fir Ipril ber
10 2anosS fficsn Der Esrritoriums Datota,
bepeiIen, buB ii9 bas @ei9dft in beniels
ben iebr sebobsn bat. IS wurbeu 1897
@intrasunsen (426,17 acres) porse:
l,ommeu. Ser srOBte SbeiI Der @iH,pan:
beruns perbet fi9 ben rSIa6 Sius" gu;
mad obsrfd9li9er S6dsuns bfrfte Biz
8sp6lterung Der Eerritoriums i'm 2aufs
bes Monats Ipril I'M Il, 900 3useuommen
baben.
- Die DULUTH, @atertopn 81 8acife
Babn ~offsrirte ben 8irseru BON s. II
baB ite ibr @eleiie bortbin lesen unb bi.
8abn bis tum Sum- 1887 tn 8etrisb ia:
Ben piirbe, ,usnn bic Stabt $40 900 II
SaarssIb beiiteuern wiroe, 20 older 2ant
fur einen Babnbof uab bas Weserredt
bur9 bas @ountp b~erpilisen woae. 81
elmer 8iirserueriamnluua TT Der 8ori6Iae
angenommen porben unb ~ernannte Cont:
tes bubenb bic erforberIi6en SSritte 81 tbun
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15
&Amctx.

- Aus anlaB Der beporifs5sn6sn farfs
bnnbsrtidbri9en Stmpa1er Setter
bat Der StuatBsa r5ipar .. Qisbsnau in
2utern unteriu9t, oh arnoIb @inteI-itb's
SslSsntoo mr. als cine unbesloubists Gas
&c, nj. neuerbinss bebauptet pirb, angus
isben isi. obsr Oh fe auf biftorii@er Wabrs
belt berube, unb CT tpmmt babel III fsIgens
ben, Reiultat: .0ie sriifsn, zines grni
Winfslri.b In llnttrpaIbtn UNI bic Ssit Der
S5Ia9t bel S.mpa9 Clsso) it artunbIi9
uerblrst; cine Chat, ME fs inn suses
i5ri.bsn wirb, mar nidt nur i'm 8erlaufe
Der Sala&t pbpfi3 m6sIi9, fs utIdrt
aud pS1is ben pI6sIi9 in Der S9la4t
sinsstrstenen llmf9puus su l~lnsunitsn Der
Ssher,i1.r; has alter unb bic 94tbsit
beai,nissn 8eftanbtbsiIs pom sroben Ssms
pa4.r 2iso, In w.I9.m bic WinteIrisbs
Chat iberIi.fert pirb, III tn b69it.m @rabe
uabri9einIiS; bas Stinf&peiseu Der
@broniten. i'm IA. unb 10. Sabrbunbert
benefit nur, bab WintsIrieb's anbenten
fir Idusere Beit MIR In ieiner !Seimatb
unterwaIoeu fortlebte unb bsfannt mar, bis
bic Gsrbrsituna bss sroBsn Ssmpa9er
QisSes ibm bic Sebeutuns zines idwsi3sris
i6en RationalbeIbeu fur INNER ii9erte."
9isbsnau bait aIiO an benz btitoriideu slrs
noIb Wintelrieb feit.
- aus SeIsisn fommen Sablreids ans
ur9iiten mad Der S9psi5, nm bort Elm
aipl Dor Der Strcnge beS @eistes 3u
iu9sn. SnbsHen III pom Sunb 9oriorss
sstroifen, baB bic llmifirsIer ibre anardi:
iii9e 9ropaganba pou benz nsutraIen
idpeibeiiden SOben aus ni6t fOrtiesen
werben.
- Der fir3li6 uesen llnteri9lasunssn
BON 2u3ern fii9ii9 aeworbsne Subifi:
itut 9. Ridli pom Wiassau 1T IN Rep
gort uerbaftet porbsn. Die idwsiserii9e
@esieruns peraidtst iebo9 auf cine Ius:
lettering.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15
Satnois.

-Su Gbicaso parb cine fupferne
Bombe, bic cine 2duge uon unsefdbr IL
SOu befttt, selaben mar. uno mittels
zines l15rpertes CUR @rplofiou aebra9t
perben ioQte, am 2. Stunt bur9 Ct. 8rop:
Ter unter benz Seitenmese DOR Der S9anfs
wirtbi1aft pon Gbou1as @riefe, 81 Weii
Bate StraBe a%ufgefunbsn. Oas ubrmert
bcfanb ii6 in Sbatisfeit, ais Der 8eamt.
bic S6lenmai9iue aufbsb. gr trls is
bsbutiam ;ur gentraIsB o Iiseiifation. 9te
erpdbnte @irtbi9aft NAT felt Wonaten
bos 9auptquartier anssbIi6er Soeialiffen.
Sn Der @essnb Don 9.neseo
seisen fi9 BITE Seui9refen IN GROCER 3abl.
Bel 9 racepiIIe wurbe bic Sran
hes Capt. Sasttns, bic etuen Durham
Buaen in ben Staa treibeu wolte, non
bsmieIben su SOoe setrampeIt.
- Die ausi6ten auf Elm. rei5li6e
Sbfernte - Bfirii5s aussencmmsn -
finb sans portreffi9. Sim penisiisn
sinftis lauten bic Seri9te aus R c9enrp
Counts.
- sSn Der @essnb pom 81 0 q Eat
elm nit Resen unb 9aseI u%erburbeuer
Sturm an ben Selbern unb Obftsdrten
eroBsn S9aben anseri9tet. Se9s S9eus
ueu wurbeu pom glit S~erit6rt.
- SIM GbaI bes Sanaamon > TluGss
ioDsn bic Buffalo sSte9fissen 10 bi6t
fem, baB man es bort taum ausbaIten tann.
Das usibenbe Steb bat uisl uon Der Blase
gu leiben.
- Sn geIIepiIIe Fat ftd cine @jes
feni9uft sebilOet, UNI nod Gas ,u bobren,
sIei91eitiS au9 artefi3e Drummer angus
Ieseu.
ssSn Grenton, Clinton County,
1T bic Wtible bss Germ @ourab @tleus
ineper absebrannt. Oas Gsuer e%ntitanb
bur9 SeIbitentSiinbuus beg RsbIffaubss
I'm uierten Stofpert. Serr giisnmeper
i1dst ben 8erluit auf SOC, 900, pom psls
den ST. 900 auf bic Miaers Suiuranes
60. in Gbieaso tommeu. Die Rible mar
cine Der beifetn9eri9teiten i'm Staate SSats
nois, wurbe I'M Sabre 1860 pom Serrn g.
@mig sebaut uub i'm Sabre 1866 an 5ru.
@iienmeper ~psrtauft. Sbre @apacitdt Bee
lief fi3 auf 800 Bis 400 6ab Webl per Gag.
Sn &ot SsIanS purben 3pei
Reser, psl9s anitdnbise 2sute ibrer RaiTe
un6 uu9 WsiBe bur9 unbefustes @inbrius
gen In bsren Sduier unb anifoBtses Betrus
aeu belditist batten, uon Is 9ermummten
Dor bic Stabt ssfibrt, an einen Baum ses
bunben, aussepeiti9t unb bann auf Rtms
merpieberieben bauon seiast.
- Die Suprems Court pom Slinois
bat snti6isben, baB cine Bsriou, pslde
brsi Waal IN Spei Sabren betruuten sefuns
ben wirb, oils Eruutenbolb ansuieben III,
unb baB irsenb Semanb, Der iol6sn Ysrs
sonen o6er Winoeridbrissu beraui9enbe
9etrdnte sibt ober ~pertduft, ni9t nit
weniser uIs $50 gu beitrafsn lit.
= Sn SprinsfieIb mar far3li4
cine vNuhenueriammlung" anberaumt
morbeu, auf psl9er beratben werben loQte,
ME bic StaOt bieies Sabr ben uierten Suli
gu feiern babe. CUR feitgeietteH Stunbe
pur6e bic 9aue se0ffnet, es eri6ien aber
nur Elm sinjiser Reni3, Der ii9 Iansiam
mieSer mad Suuie bsSab, nu6oem ct cine
balbe StunOe lang ais MaGe berumses
uimurslt bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15

- Sennie Sohiion, cine 3oidbrise Srau,
rpurbe Tn z o e a ruesen 8ferbebiebitabls
gu suei Sabrsu 3udtbaus perurtbeilt. 8or
smei Sabren retete iie bic 5amilie Sroter,
Bel Der iie pobtte, Dor ben Snbianegn, als
Iettere bic Smilie In abpeienbeit bes
Sausuuters atsrifien; iie eridOB BET Der
Sertbeioisuns Der Samilie ni4t psnissr
oils 3 Subianr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15
3anfas.

- 2us Ranias pirb bas l1sberbanbneb.
men pom grbfObsn unb beffidm SIieseu
semelbet.
- 0ur9 @~infabruns Der Yrobibition
bat bic Stabt 2aprenee mad offieiels
len 4nsabsu ibres Wapors ar ibren Sab
~rsseinuubmsn $4,000 bis ii 1000 sins
sebibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15
inpro pins.

- Gin Sffjier su S5In bate cine
9ranate, pelde bsim S9uB ssriaste, nit
In feline @obnuns senommen, bort se6iis
net unb in siusu elmer NaGer seIest.
Gbatia9e 1T, buB bas @eidOB brci pole
Gage ii9 i'm Waiier ~befunbsn bot unb Der
betrefienOe Sff5ier mo6te u slauben,
baB cine @rploiion ni9t msbr m6sli9 iei.
Bl6tli9 purSen bic Bsuobner Der Barads
bur6 einen ma9tisen S9las aufsei9redt;
bic @obnuns bes Offiiers mar fur@tbar
bemOIirt, Der guri&e lag srdblt9 ueritiims
melt auf benz 8ooen; nibt melt bauon
ebsnfuls i9psr usrIstt unS b%sfinnunsSlps,
Der Sffsier, benz u. u. elm auss fortse.
rihsn mar. @eliust ss ni9t, ben Sff5isr
am 2eben gu srbalten, 10 pirb pobI idwers
LID aufsefIdrt werOen, pie bic grpIOiion
erfoIste.
- 9as Dor GINGER Ssit In ieinsm gss
trisb ssi9loHsne aIfer @iienpsrt Bel
Erisr pirb bsmnd9ft wiebsr fur sinsn ans
bsrsn SnbuitrisSusis sr5ffust usrbsn, ba
Der antdufer befeIbeu, 9srr O. Niaer,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15
Smre M bmr9er Gasette.

popular wte friber unh bic Ginciunaiier
beflasen fid iiber bic gu boben @intrittSs
preiie. 50 mar Der biuisfte Yreis fur einen
SibpIdt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15
Baltimore &ird)ens0 lofett.

Stt 1914 FHs ttbtrhbmt psstu tbrtr tSnIts.nen @hts.
Ste psrbsR nur aus BEN rtinhsn &IsdsxnstaH (Raphg
h 3tan), NIT Rslbsp,saHa snstiuitst, nab etuhsmb
aaraRttrt. BessH prstitn, 6irssIsre q. =. psnbs man
10 an bic Baltimore Bell Foundry, 3. Rsstpsr y
Gems, &aItiasrs. ~.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-05
BLAINE AND EDMUNDs.

The New York Sun is evidently of the
opinion that Mr.. Blaine, himself apros
pective candidate for the Presidential
nomination, is largely responsible for the
'nagging" which Mr.. Edmunds has re.
Gently experienced at the hands OF his
party colleagues in the Senate. Of course,
should the Vermont Legislature fail to
again return Mr.. Edmunds to the Senate,
that gentleman's chances for securing the
Presidential nomination would be knocked
sky-high, and in view of the slim pros
poets for his reelection to the. Senate, the
Sun thinks it most unkind of Mr.. Blaine
and his friends to worry the Senator
from Vermont just at the time when
their little attacks must cause him the
most annoyance and serve to distract his
attention from the things he should be
bearing most in mind Says the Sun:
1t must be matter of regret to every per-
son of sensibility to see that some of Brother
Blaine's friends have of late begun to nag
Mr.. Edmunds again. Why should the un
happy past be thrown like paper wad at
the glistening poll of the Sage of Burling-
ton? Why should the latest occasion of his
prominence, the moment when he has nobly
placed himself without solicitation at the
head of the Republican column in the Sen
ate, be seized upon by the unforgiving
Blainiacs to pluck him by the beard, and tell
him that time was when he was skulker
and maligner, whom privateship and not
leadership now BELTS? Must the Repub-
lican brethren always dwell together in dis
unity? Because of the grand Vermonter's
one lapse, is he to be always sat upon and
kept down? Is there to be no forgiveness
because, in an illness lasting some five
months, but happily recovered from imme-
dlately after election day, some strange
paralysis of his vocal chords made it impos-
sible for him to utter the name of the Re-
publican candidate before an audience?
Brother Blaine can afford to forgive little
bit, for every whisper of his boom must hale
his ancient foe by the heartstrings. For
more than two years to come the fear that
The Augustian historian may leap to the
front again must weigh like moral dyspepsia
upon the soul of Edmunds. Is it not enough
that he must skip around like kernel of
,orn in hot pepper to make his reelection
sure? Must the tail of his coat continually
be trod upon by Brother Blaine's merry
severe. The Senate has too many
'ther skillful players waiting to
'pen the Presidential jack pot. There is
10 danger that Mr.. Edmunds will SCOOP it
without Black Jack Logan and Slippery
!ohn Sherman and Our Own Evarts and
Allison and Harrison and Hoar coming in.
These gentlemen will not permit their highly
contemporary from Vermont to |
.atch them asleep. Why, then, should |
3rother Blaine grudge to him little fun?
Why should Brother Blaine not esteem his |
'ast and prospective revenges great enough,
nd give Mr.. Edmunds fair chance?
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-05

Governorship of Roumelia on the terms
proposed by the Conference will seriously
complicate matters and bring about the
very state of affairs which the powers are
anxious to steer clear of. Russia stands
ready, at the first sign of hostile demon
stration on the part of the peninsular
powers, to occupy Bulgaria at once,
and move in that direc-
ton will undoubtedly be viewed
with such distrust by the other great
powers as to result in breakup of the
conference and the institution of meas
ures by England to check-mate any cov
cred design that Russia may have on
India.
The situation is anything but promis-
ing for the peace of Europe, and devel-
opments will be narrowly watched by
all the powers.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-05
The Trouble with Samuel.

The Herald asks the forbearance of the
public in its judgment of Sam Jones
these days. It physiological fact that
tobacco is stimulant, and since Brother
Jones abandoned the habit of chewing
it he has necessarily suffered more OF
less depression. Particularly is plug to-
bacco great tonic. imparting vigor and
buoyancy to the mind and strength and
suppleness to the muscles A man who
has used tobacco in the form of plug for
many years comes finally to depend upon
it as he would upon any other form of
nourishment. When he is in reflective
mood he chews, and as the juice streams
through the cavities of his teeth great
ideas come to him. When he is weak
and faint or half-hearted piece of plug
an inch square gives him the courage
and power of lion.
Having deprived himself of this stimu-
liant it is natural that Jones should be a
little less entertaining than usual. but,
once free from the influence, he will come
out more brilliant than ever. Were it
not for the confidence which the Herald
feels in this it would never have advised
the step that he has taken, and, seeing
the immediate effects OF it, it would not
hesitate now to urge him to begin again.
Herald.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-05
CORRECTLY STATED.

In Lappincott's Magazine for April ap.
pears paper on the NJ ormon question,
contributed by Alice Wellington Rollins.
The article shows that the author has an
uncommonly clear insight into the work
lngs Of the Church-and-Stat combination
here, and having this, has been enabled
to steer clear of the too prevalent convic-
ton that polygamy is the great and the
only evil to be dealt with in
Utah. The domination of the State
by the Church is recognized to
be the wrong at which Congress
should strike, and the writer shows her
appreciation of the magnitude of the evil
by asserting that it should be dealt with
at once. We quote: at is often said
that Mormonism, as religious belief.
would be harmless except for polygamy.
Nothing could be more unwise than to
admit that. 1t is Mormonism itself, the
union of church, and state, the implied
treason that will not rush to arms while
1t is allowed to flourish in little feudal
despotism of its own, the secret power
which cares nothing for polygamy ex-
cept as 1t believes polygamy may be
weapon in its hands; it is Mormonism
itself that is to be hated, to be feared. to
be crushed. Show the Mormon that the
other, deeper, subtler aims he has at
heart cannot, must not, shall not be en-
dured, and he will drop his polygamy
before you ask him to-
That is a correct presentation of the
case, and outlines the only policy that
can be pursued for the successful eradica-
ton of the evils in Utah.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-05
THE ENGLISH SPARROW.

In many cities beside Salt Lake, the
English sparrow is beginning to be looked
upon as a nuisance that ought to be
abated. 1t is only few years since these
alien birds were first imported here, and
under the protection of an ordinance
which provides u penalty for their de-
structon, their numbers have been aug
mented to such an extent as to make il
necessary to put stop to any further in
crease, unless we want sparrows alone to
rule the roost to the exclusion of native
birds OF song and much prettier plumage,
whom the pugnacious English produc-
ton has well-nigh driven from the land.
The New York Legislature has Just
passed a bill which protects almost every
bird OF song that can be thought of, and
the only exception made is in the case of
the sparrow, for whose benefit the follow
ing words are inserted in the bill ::
Nothing in this act shall prevent the
killing of the English sparrow at any
season OF the year" This is pretty good
evidence that New Workers, as well as
Salt LaAers, have had all the acquaint-
ance with the English sparrow that thev
desire to have.
But how can the nuisance be abatei :?
Mr.. John Burroughs, one of the best
known of American naturalsts, and
whose love for every decent member of
the bird family is we'll known, in answer
to inquiries recently made of him as to
the best course to pursue in ridding local
lties OF sparrows, writes as follows:
find that people all over the country are
waking up to the fact that the sparrows are
nuisance and must be put down When
they ask me what is to be done, reply:
XIII 'em, and make 'em into pot-pies.''
-Four and twenty sparrows baked in a pie
make an excellent dish, for | have tried it.
kill all the sparrows l can-shoot them
with fine shot-and they are becoming very
shy about my premises.
In the city should advise YOU to foreoo
the pot-pie and poison them soak oatmeal
or bread crumbs in solution of arsenic or
strychnia, and sprinkle it in your yards or
on your housetops, or in the middle of the
streets. This method would soon fix them.
In sheer self-defence the people of towns
and cities will have to do something of the
kind before long. Very respectfully,
JOHN BURROUGHS