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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-16
Dentistry.

I will be in Elko, July Is. 1890, at
Room 40, Depot Hotel, and will re-
main few days for the practice If
my profession. All those who require
first class dental work will please take
notice.
G. HAMILTON.
tt. Dentist.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-16
SALMAGUNDI.

Jasper Harrell, Of California, is
spending few days in Elko.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No.
IL, I. o. Q. F., at their Hall tonight.
For d choice Key West cigar, or
anything in the smokers line, 60 to
Muller's.
Gov. Stevenson is confined to his
bed, and is so unwell that but few
are permitted to see him.
The social dance at Freeman Hall
last night was we'll attended, and a
very pleasant time was had by all,
Republican primaries to elect dele
gates to the State Convention, are
being held throughout Elko county
to-day.
The easiest way to get rid of flies
or insects, is to go to Muller's and get
some Fly Paper or Insect Powder and
killem.
The great strike of New York Gen.
trail employees has petered out already,
and trains are running without inter
ruption.
' Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Grover and Mr..
and Mrs. L. o. Henderson left this
morning for Pleasant Valley on few
days visit.
Those two elegant preparations for
the toilet, Violet Water for ladies',
Lavender Water for gentlemen, price
81 90 at Muller's.
The California State Democratic
Convention will be held at San Jose
next Tuesday. Mayor Pond, Of San
Francisco, will head the ticket.
Dave Casper, of Mountain City,
and Clay Irland, Of Columbia, came
in from the north yesterday. They
report things as hourishing in the
upper regions.
Storey county Republicans are said
to desire WOODBURY. for Governor or
District Judge, John Egan for Treas
urer Joe Josephs for Clerk of the Su-
preme Court and Joe Eckley for State
Printer. .-.-- =.
The Nevada Tribune has the fol-
lowing: 1t is whispered that Con-
gresham Bartine is to receive the U.
S. District Judgeship and Frank New
lands the Republican nomination for
Congress.
Mr.. James Russell is reported very
i'll with inflamm alton Of the bowels
We hope he may speedily recover.
LATER:-Mr. Russell is failing very
fast and grave doubts are entertained
OF his recovery. .-
Chloride Belt: An Eastern gentle
man writes US that he would like to
know the principle production of
Candelaria. The principle produc-
ton Of this place is two things-siI-
YER and babies.
State Treasurer TuAy, in conse.
quence OF continued i'll health end
inability to attend to the duties OF
his Office, has sent in his resignation,
and Deputy George Richard has been
appointed to the position.
When your eyes get weak and pain
you while reading, go to Muller and
get a pair OF good specs or eye
glasses. A good at guaranteed or no
pay. A full assortment Of colored
glasses for sun or snow.
Francis Newland, Of CALIFORNIA, says
he is not candidate for Governor of
Nevada, but would not refuse the Re-
publican nomination for Congressman
IL it were rendered to him by the
Convention How modest!
The great event Of the Monmouth
Park races on Tuesday was the CT am
pion stakes, mile AMI half, between
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-16
Lula Engaged.

In locality near Dawson there re-
Gently existed a fourishing school,
taught by lady. the teacher wish
ing one Of her pupils TO study gram
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-03-29
WEATHER-CROP BULLETIN NO. 2

Oregon State Weather Bureau in CO. opera.
tion soith U. S. Signal Service. centrua office.
Portland, Oregon. For s0eek ending Aareh
22, 1890:
The temperature and sunshine have been
below the average. The temperature has
generally been aboYe the freezing point.
The weather has been partly cloudy-too
cloudy. The rainfall has been Light but
generally well distributed.
The soil, except on uplauds. is too wet for
blowing, hence the spring seeding is re-
tarded. The snowfall and the rains OF the
past winter have been such as to moisten
the ground to a greater depth than has been
known for years.
The winter wheat crop is generally re-
ported in good condition. bat a few days of
warmth and sunshine are much needed to
give it good start. Grass is growing finely
and stock is recuperating from the effects of
the short feed. Where soil operations can
he pushed large spring acreage is being
prepared.
Fruit and ornamental trees, ana shubbery
are developing their binds; ON the latter,
leaves are beginning to show. Peach trees
are in tblossom IN Lane county. The cold
winter has injured the pesch crop to some
extent. Several weeks of fair weather and
warm sunshine are needed to allow of spring
work, the starting of the grain and the de.
velopmeut of the buds of trees, etc.
On March %. 1889, peach. apple and
L. frI1 loa
ornamental trees were out. Flowers were
blooming, and many varieties Of vegetables
were In the market in many parts of the
| state.
B. s. PAGUK.
Observer U. s. Signal Service.
Asst. Director Oregon w. B
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-03-29
Man DIR wned.

Applegate has long been known as
treacherous stream, and another drowning
accident was placed to its credit last Frioay
afternoon. John Eichenblatt with three
others undertook to cross the stream in
wagon at the ford above Denise's place near
Wilderville, when the wagon hung up on
snag in mid.stream. In order to save the
horses they were detached from the wagon
and made their way out of the water. The
men, by shouts and the firing of a gun
which they had with them, attracted about
twenty men to their assistance, and horses
were sent in for their rescue. All had been
safely brought ashore but Eichenblatt, and
he had mounted horse to ride out, wheD
from some unaccountable cause he grasped
the reins wildly and pulled the horse over
on him. He held to the horse for a short
distance. when the animal regained his feet,
and then loosened his hold and foated
down stream. finally disappearing in the
current just as small boat, taken in pur.
suit by one of the bystanders. reached the
spot. The body then drifted almost to the
mouth of Applegate river. where it was
found on the following day lying in very
shallow water, within . few feet of Rogue
river. The remains were buried at Wilder
vile cemetery on Sunday. Deceased was =
man about 40 years old. and q bachelor.
He will be remembered as one of the partic.
ipants In mining difficulty at Gold Hill
many years ago.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-03-29
The Loss In Grant County.

From q private letter received in this
city we learn the following regarding the
losses in Grant county.
Il thought would drop you a few
lines and let you know how things are 90.
ing up here since the winter has left us.
The weather has been warm seven or
eight days, and the snow went with rain,
leaving the ground too wet for plough
ing, except on the river bottom. But
that makes no difference, as have no
seed to put in nor any team that is able
to work. To-day Is warm and rainy, and
grass is green but short. There has been
great loss Of stock here. The greatest
loss is IN sheep. Fleming Hughes and
Robinson are the greatest loosers. They
will put their loss at 40 per cent. These
are the only focks that I know muth
about; but l hear of greater losses In
other parts. There are but 70 COWS Left
that had calves early. John Cary is said
TO have lost nearly all the stock he bad
in Fox valley, aud more than half of his
stock was there.
now have twelve bushels of barley
and sixteen of oats, but not one pound Of
hay. There is not seed enough in Hay
stack to SOW the fifth acre that would be
sown II seed was plentiful.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-03-29
NUMBER 80.
County Meeting.
EHan. QaA...a. n.n

The meeting of the county central oom.
mlttee was held in the county court room
this afternoon.
The meeting was called to order by Mr..
M. L. Nolan, chairman of the committee.
The following members of the committe
were present: A.sA. Bonney, East Dalles;
+. A. Abernethy, West Dalles; ]. II. Mid.
dleton, Hood. River; E. N. Chandler, War
mic; w. II. Dufur, ..Dufur; H. Rice, Lower
Fifteen Mile; Fl. Gourlay, Kingsley; q. w.
Rice, Oak Grove, by c. L. Phillips. prox, /;
c. I. BonneH Tygh, by A. A. Bonney,
proxy; Robert Black, Falls, by M. 7.
Nolan, proxy.
On motion the attendance was confined
to members of the committee.
On motion April 5th was adopted as the
time of holding the primaries, and the
county convention April 9th.
The representation at the county conven.
tion was adopted as follows: One delegate
for each precinct for every twenty-five
votes cast for Hon. Binger Hermann, and
one for every fraction of thirteen or over,
and one delegate at large for each precinct.
The following are the number of delegates
to which the. precincts are entitled: Falls,
3; Hood River, 6; Mosier, 2; West DaIles,
IL; East Dalles, IL; Antelope, 4; Baveoven,
3; Grass Valley, 8; Eight Mile, 2; Oak
Grove, 2; Kingsley, 8; Dufur, 4; Wamic,
=; Tygh Valley, 2; Deschutes, 3.
On motion the new precinct of Columbia
was allowed two delegates in the county
convention.
On motion, the hour for holding the pri-
maries in all precincts except East and
West Dalles, was set at 2 P. NJ, these last
named the polls to be opened from IL A. NJ.
until $50 P. NJ Two Judges and two clerks
were appointed for the primary elections
in East and West Dalles precincts,
As follows: East Dalles-Judges, ]. G.
Farley and W. II. Steete; clerks, K. w.
Nevius and C. W. DietzeI. West Dalles--
Judges, A. G. Johnson and Albert Varney;
clerks, c. L. Phillips and G. Schmidt.
The chairman was instructed to prepare
all for the county convention.
There appearing no further business, the
Meeting adjourned.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-03-29
Astride a Capsized Boat.

hstOrlA flOneer.
Andrew Kara and Ben Boulsen, two
fishermen belonging to Uniontown, had
barrow escape from being carried out
to sea or drowned Wednesday afternoon.
The men left the Washington cannery
wharf about 8 o'clock in q fishing boat
and started for Ilwaco. A stiff wind was
blowing from the southwest and good
headway was made until the boat was
abouta thousand yards from the shore.
An attempt was then made to tack but
the sheet of the sail fouled and the boat
capdzed, throwing the men into the
water. As they ceme up they grasped
the overturned boat and succeeded in
climbing on top of it.
The mishap was noticed from the shore
and preparations were being made to
send boat out when the little steamer
@. W. Rich came around Smiths point.
Captain Rich, of the steamer, sighted the
men sitting astride the overturned craft,
and the steamers whistle sounded three
times to encourage the men to hold on.
The steamers course was changed and
she started in pursuit of the unfortunates
who were, under the influence of strong
ebb tide, drifting rapidly out to sea. It
was hard chase and it was only after q
mile and a-half had been traversed that
the steamer overhauled the boat and took
Kara and Boulsen on board.
They were chilled through, and they
considered themselves very fortunate in
being picked up as they were. The mast,
cars, sail and rudder of the boat were
saved and an effort made to right the
overturned craft and tow it back to the
city, but 1t was found almost impossible,
owing to the roughness of the water and
the strong tide, and 1t was left to drift
out to sea or go ashore at the mouth of
the river.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-03-29
From Moncays Daily.

II was breezy yesterday.
The streets are now in excellent condi-
tion.
Mr.. John Lawrence, general superintend-
ent of the Sunset Telephone and Telegraph
Co., of San Francisco, is in the city.
Mr.. Henry Fowler was passenger on
this mornings train. bound for Spokane
Falls, where he will remain few days.
Yesterday afternoon the ice house at
Umatilla, owned by the o. r & N. Co.
was burned. The framework was com.
pletely destroyed. leaving large lot of ice
exposed.
Localizer: There is from one and hall
to two feet of snow at Easton and abou,
| the came at Weston. The snow has meltet
down around the stumps which leaves car
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-03-29
HUNGRY BUT VERY PROUD.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.-The mayor
of Seattle baYing telegraphed $4,000 to
add to the fund raised to give work to
the unemployed in this city, tho Ezami-
ner this morning says:
The generosity of our Northern neigh
bors is just as highly appreciated as if it
had been needed, and to make sure that
1t Is not needed, some of our rich men
ought to subscribe another $4,000 to take
the place of the Seattle gift before we send
IT back. San Francisco is able to take care
of her own distress, but We should not
content ourselves with saying so. We
have no right to deprive our poor of help
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-03-29

CHICAGO, March 23.-The New York
Worlds Washington correspondent states
that Senator Blair's wife told Il friend q
few days ago that she dared not think of
the effect upon Senator Blair if his edu-
cational bill be defeated. His whole
mind has been SO centered on it that fears
have been expressed that it might
strengthen Senator BlaIr's eccentricities,
which have been increasing of late years,
and he become monomaniac upon his
bill. He is convinced that there is con-
spiracy against him-a conspiracy among
his brother senators and conspiracy of
the press.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
Sdos1afota.

- groben Der Sibs Dasotasr Sla6sfa:
fer, usl6e In Rsp 9ort aubsrettst uurbe
unb gang beionSers tlar uno rein 1T, wars
ben mad Stour Gttp %3uridseianpt unb
aussefsIt. Oas Jabritat tam nit einem
6of fenaufmanb bon Is Dollars bic Come
berseitsIt msrbsn unb bat auf benz Reu
gerter Wartt sessnudetis etnen Dsrtb
uon IS Dollars Die Tonne.
- Dis .Da.ota Dsuti5e 3situns" Be-
ri9tst: vSros Brobibition unb aufbsbuns
Der Original. 9sbiubs": @uti9sibung iino
bter In Stour sails ale Dirtbi9afs
ten often. IS bsbarf fir ben 8eiu9sr nur
zines bs3ei9nsnbsn 8intss ober bes ri6ti;
gen S9laSuortss, UNI gu erbaIten, wona1
isin 9sr5, reip. Wasen f4 isbnt."
Su Glib 5 Datota berridt sross
Srsubs baribsr, baB man in 5uron in
elmer Eiefe pom $50 SUB auf uafsrbaItt:
sss @sitsin ssifobsn 1T. Denn man i9lieBt
baraus, baB bsrartises @sifsin unter benz
sanben Staats gu finben TT unb baB hbsrs
all nit SiIfs a,tsfi9er Drummer benz
DaHsrmanssI TN Staate pirb ~abssbclfen
werben tDanen. WOse f6 bic Sofinuns
erfiaeR.
- Die periGietensn Stdmme ben Siour:
Snbiansr subsn nsnIi9 am Bab Hiper,
fiuisebn Weilsn uou 9ierce sntfernt,
cine sroBe Understanding GbsebaItsn,
Bet wel9er IS iebr ssbstmuiBuoa unb fsisrs
lid Susiug. BeiBeu war Der Sutritt su
benz Eager itEens uateriast; aber ME eir
Snbtaners Isent beriS:et, iubsu bic Rotb
bduts in freuotssr @ruartuns Der Nntunft
hes inbianiiSsn Reiias entsesen, Der mad
ben 0sifasunssn Der Nsbib,umdnner benz;
ni9it Gidsinsn uub bic gree nit elmer
80 JuB boben Bobeni9i&t bsbsfsn werbe,
unter ws!9er ale 8laBseif6ter Ben Got
finoen ioaen, udbrsnb idmmtli9e Sabiansr
an bic Sbsr fa9e emportris9en unb bort
prd9tise SaSb9rinbs fnbsn pirben.
llsber bieis Weisiasuus fnb bis Snbiunsr
natirItd bod %erfreut, unb fe subsn ibrsr
froben Stimmuug bur4 pilbes EanssR,
Spislsu uno Grintsn lauten aasbruf
Uibsr grpartsn sibt i5 absr unter ben
Snbianern t~einerIst g,bitterung sesen bic
Beiben tunb, mas hem lmitaube su,u:
itreiben it,. taB fe bic 8srnidturg aaer
SIabsefdter BON benz neueu Neitas er:
mdrten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
We0x0Ss1.

- Die probibitioniiten in Rsbrasta
trassu srOBs SiesesRde,bsi our S9au,
Sbr 3~eitunssorsan Sal" in 9incoIu
bstra@tst Is aIs isIbtpst ftdnbIi6, bae
pom 4. ROusmbsr an Der eiierns SuB bee
@sfesss auf aae Wirtbi5aften in Re:
brasta stiest" wsrbsn pirbs. 0asu Be.
merit bic osuti1e vRsbrasta Sribins" In
Smabu: vIn R~ibristsiteu Iafsu g bic
Bro6;bittoniitsn bur9aus ni9t fs5lsu.
Auf Seitsn Der S~reiitnntsen sef9iebt auers
btnss uiel, UNI Der suten Sa9s gum grs
foIse su usrbsIfen, absr bur9als ni5t
senus, wis mir etngeiteben mii1sn, unb bas
III Is, mas ben Probibitioniftsn Rutb
sibt, lire Orsaue i4on isst in SieaesiubsI
ausbre9sn gu Iafen. gu elmer tbatid9s
li9en gerbtnbung Der freifnnissn Sspus
blitaner unb Der Semofratsu geses ben
ssmsiniamen @ssuer Mil ss In Nebrasta
nod ni9t tommen, pesbaIb 4uss I'm
3ueifsI ftebt."
- Bel Wapne purbe bieler Gage
Sol. 9utman pom Siour @itp idwsr ssrs
lett. DsrieIbs psriu9ts anf einen fabtsns
ben 3us su iprinssn. Da Ger 3as ,u
i9uel lief, 10 mibIuns ibm iein Sprung
unb sr wurbs cine Strsde melt mitses
BaIb barauf funb man iSn in
bewaBtloiem 3uitanoe neben benz @sleiie
Oas Jlsii9 pom isinsm Iinten
geiu par fat uOatanbis pom Rnis bis
gum gntel setrennt.
- Sn SO a b o n psrlor 6. B. Gins
5 Stid isiner &%inbsrbssrbs, peI9e
Dor elmer Bo3e uon stnem tollsn 5unbs
Sebihen worben ruarsn. gu 9lei9sr 3sit
mar aud fem l4idbrtser Sobn gebiHen
porSsu, sr TT iebo9 piebsr ssbsilt. SER
Gins III aber nod ni9t berubist, ionbsrn
reite bteisr Gage NIT ietnem Sobne mad
Der StaOt Nsw Yort uub IdBt ibm sur
Si9erbsit bic Yatsur 5 9ebaubluns 3u
I5eil perbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
81 1T oa! 81 1T oa! Gr 1T oa !
Der 8eaeusburser Marteut

Der 8egensburser Wartenfas
lenoer fir 1891. Dieter b%eitausseftats
tets, reid iautrirte RaIenbsr bat fOIssus
ben Snbalt:
l. 9ouftdnbises &aIenbarium fir Die
gsrsinisteu Staatsn In 3ueifarbsnbrud
nit ben D%aritslunssn pom IL Wonatsbet.
Iisen unb ben abbilcunssn uon IL tatbos
lil9en 2ebraniialteu bes 2anbss nebit Ssrs
ten. 2. Squfrirtsr Rsbus nsbif benz Nns
sebot pon 100 Prstien. 8. SDufrirter
ReuiabrSsruB. A. 0arfteQurs unb 8ss
i9,ei5uus Der bsiIisen IA RotbbsIfer.
5. Beri9t ii6er bic brittle bsuti9sumsritas
nii9s RaiboIitsns8 sriummIuns in glsues
lamb, o., nsbif nsun 8ortraits. 6. @,ius
neruns on bic @entenarfeier i'm Sabre
1889. Z. grinuerunssbIatt on @r3bis
i9of 9siB nebft Portratt. 8. gtosras
pbie bss neuen 8ii4ofs DR.. .. 3arbetti
in ct. @!ouS, Wtnn., nsbit Portrait.
o. W. Steisenbsrser's uoItstbdmIids grs
adbIuns vr1ntsr'm @%brifbaum" nebf IL
Suuffrationeu. 10. @rlebuife elmer
bsuti1sn ginwanbsretfamilie pon p. 3.
5ammer, o. S. F.. nsbft 7 Squitratios
usn. IL. Gin &siie : &oman pon 8atl
Rap nebft 4 abbiIbunsen. II. Cine
@rsdbIuns BON s. $. Stutsmunn aus
Der 3eit Der B~eIaseruns pom Detroit
bur9 bic Snbiansr. IL. Cine Wilttdrs
bumorsste vOte unbsimli9e Da9e" uon
Serb. Bonn NIT 8 bumorifii6el BiIbsru.
IA. Dte Beidrsibuns unb glbbilbuns
bss neuen S4neasD ampfsrs r5arft giss
mard".
4rets 20 Gents p~offfret.
gu baben in allen ioIibsn gu9banbs
lunsen unb Bel ben asenten, iOwie Bel ben
9srIesern
FIR. PUSTET & CO.,
9tsp Osrt, 6. .. 1927, unb Cincinnati
ls4 Utain Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
WtuneIota.

- Su Winneioto iinb in bieism Sabre
intersnante Seriu9e NIT Der 3udt ucu nil:
benz Reis 8ema4t porben, mslder an ben
l1fera Der tlsinen Seen unb SIife bee
Rorpeus uddf unb benz uilben @sfissl
3ur Rabruns bent. Der CARTE anssusbms
6Ieii9sei9mad aqer bort uortrmmenbsu
gSseI mar aufiauenb unb bic gsranlai.
Jung, SaB 8eriu9e anssitsIt uorbsn iinb,
piIosu &eis als 5ru9t benz Ids,bau Elm:
,upsrIsibsn. Der @rfoIs mar isbr sintie
unb TN nd5fsn Sabre ioIsn srOBsre Strst:
Ten beidet werben. 8tsuet9t wirb BEN
Iderbau cine neue iebr wertbuole Sru9i
b~in3usefast.
- SIN 3u9tbauis BON Winneiota, In
StiIlwater, wtrb bemnG9it eins
ginbfabens6 abrit stnssrtdtet msrosn. Die
u6tbise Wai3inerie, TN 0ertbs BON s25,
600, 1T bereits ansetauft.
- auf Der 5arm bss Sru. Senrp Die;
terltns gu Arlington srpIobirts ber
8e6el elmer Dampfmai1tne unb Der Ora:
i9tnif Riebe uurbe 10 psrlsst, baB c,
pabri5einli5 ferben wtrb. Wabri1ein:
LID wurbe bas l1nslid bur9 sins @etts
berbeisefibrt. gs uaren 3pet Waidiueu
aufssitslt unb es banbsIt fi1 nun barum,
fefsuftslen, wel9e am Wsiftsn Ieiiteu
t6nne. auBer 8tsbe wurben nod msbrers
arbeiier uerlsst, aber gum Slid ni5t &c:
fdbrIid.
= Def sebn @eiIen pom 9ips it o
wobubafte FARMER Sobn DeDries 1T au'
traurise Beiie um's 3eben setommen. 6,
fubr mad Der Stabt unb bate eiae B1us:
i5aar auf benz Basen, bic ct i5Ieifsu Iai
fen woute. Rur3 Dor Der Stabt i9euter
Ote 9ferbe unb warfen ben 8asen I'M
Die Bfusi5aar i9nitt Oeuriss In ber
&opf upo tObtete i'm iofot. gr bintsr
IdBt frau unb ie5s &tnber, uon bsnsn bas
dltsite crit IL Sabre sdblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
neerst1,nuaa

- Sn Der Srti9aft &c anti6e BEL
Bippa4 In &ratd wuroe eth rei5es Qusfs
flber!assr enibttt.
- Sn YreBburs uurbe tlrsIid In
bas I'M SdlOBparts uon 8arIs6urs befinbs
li9e srdIib SsndsIsD Commemorative
Samiliens Wauioleum mad Sprensuns ber
sroBen 0OppeIsg iisntbiren ein9ebro9sn
uuo n,ebrere Sdrse 3eri1lagen. Der bic
2si9e Der Dor u3t Sabrsn psrtorbsnsn
9rdfin Malatsita berssnbe Wetauiars
uno BITE 2ei3s bes seiammtsn S1mud5
(9ouisrs, &tugs) beraubt. Son ben C56s
tern feb't bisber. iebe Spur.
- Dag IS ielbit bsuts unter ben stuas
i1wieris geporbenen @rwstbBusrbdltniiien
nod esute sibt, usl5e elmer rSste" niSt
a~bseneist inb, bas Denies e,n Dor etpa
3wei Wo5en in s.. Rreus' Defamation In
5srnaIs BET @ien peraitaItetes 3uet.
i5ensn6beIs Prsissns en-. Die Satin bss
Wtttbss bate Su bieiem 3wsfs bic Rtsisn,
mafe Don 1850 3uetidenfn6beIn beises
feut. IS waren 3uei Breife ausgeisst,
uno guar Elm 6etrenpreis, beftebenb aus
elmer wertbuolen Eabatspfsifs iammt geus
tel, unb elm Damerprsis: Elm reid ausses
l~tattetes Portemonnaie. Der Rampf UNI
bic Wsiteri9aft bausits uon 7 l5r absnos
bis l ubr Na4ts. AuBsr ben itdnbisen
@dffen Der Rsitiuration, bsren gr5Bter
Gbsil aus geamtsn unb 8ebienifeteu oer
Pferbebabu, beren 8assnbaus i5 in nd4s
fer Ndbe beinbet, iouie aus anssisbsnsu
garsern beitsbt, bate ii9 cine sroBe ans
tabl ionfiiser Observation-Disclosures sins
sefunben uno ma9te ft5 INIT Cuff unb
9iebe" an bic 9ertilsuns bisisr bspor5us,
ten unb bort 10 buftis aubsreitstsu 9ieb.
linssipsiie Der Wiener. Bel ter UNI l
ubr 9ta9ts porssnommensn prsilsusrtbsis
lung wurbe Der 9srrenprsis sinem Yferbs;
babnbebienffstsn fir "a, Der D%amenpreis
fur 35 uer5sbrte 3wsii9sntnOOsI 3ussipros
den. aae a9tunsl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
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