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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19

barren, shows but one Instance Of the
remarkable luck which has attended
the sinking OF shaits In this pari Of the
district at least. On The Maggie the
shaft went through the vein 10 a barren
point, but the values were iuund
around II by drifting r. I'm the q Ilden
Gat; tho Marion clmpany sunk y
shaft and hit sbJut the only barren
place In the properly large enough for
shaft 10 10 through without sinking
Ofe on one side or the other, the Can.
non shait POI etfnted barren place In
the vein, but has since Oblaiued the
values by dfiiting; this Briokyafd
shait found the vein ~ q barren spot,
but IL drifting toward It from the crop.
piugs on ore OF very good milling
valuos; the Seal shalt aud the Eagle
both are now drifting on the vein
with the prospect OF getting good orc
sooD. Tue history Of the surpfiss
shah was Of = like natufe a. those in-
ttanoed above anu quite a number oi
iike cases usuld he enumerated. In
the light OF these curious facts Il does
not sSem unreasonable to think TINT
there may be such n thing AZ luck alter
all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19

Bays Idaho CITY correspondence to
the Boise Statesman: The Juplhl
mine, On summit dat, the property OF
Hon. Ben Wilson, IL turning out 10 b.
a flne property. a f.ioot tunnel be-
lust tapped the win nj depth II over
100 feet. Tue tunnel has gene 20 feet
into the vein without nnuing the o..
p5sito wall. aud u IN 20 telling how
vide tho ledge 10, ae tho veins In that
lection nio n,afly all monsiufs IN slEe.
An OF the ledge matter gOto through
~ far IL orc aud will pay well. The
mine IN In the vicinity a. the Nam
moth, another good mine ownrd ~
Mf. Wilson.
Thomas BaTfy's Olympic. on summit
fst, 10 uiso turning out 10 be n fiue prop
cry. He has eight feet Of ore that
shows gold plonliiuliy.
Five tons OF Porulist ore milled last
week yielded over so pot ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19

Tho tunnel on the lower Mammoth
IN now In over 400 feet and very en-.
o0utaging change In the showing IA
reported this week. Two shifts ato NJ
work on the property.
The new ore strike in the South
swansea reported IN the Miner Of last
week IL daily assuming larger prnD0f-
tione, and here IA no question but that
the mine IL a bonanza. Five carloads
OF high grade orc were shipped this
week.
A new tunnel IN being driven on the
Hunting which will tan thu ore body
abou, 100 feet below the old tunnel IN
which the ore was first discovered. In
the meantime new ore houso Ia being
built At the mouth Of the old tunnel.
~ well M several necessary hluscs
Tno wagon road IL nearly com pletod
aud ore nhipments will commences In n
very short time, nj least rs sU1n 90 the
ore house IA completed.
Shipments from the district Tot the
week arc AZ follogt. Ffom the Bullion.
Beck mine 20 carloads oto, from the
Buliion.Boc mill . carloads cOncen-
carloads ore from Centennial. Eufotn 0
carloads ore, from the domini or.
lAAuA uItI AAAih AhN hluA ~ AAAiWNAH
orc, from the Utan o Csfluais ore, fiom
the Sioux carloads ore, from the
bwantoa Z CARLOADS ore, from thu
Buckeye carload ore, from tue Dtaf.
on Iron mine 3 carloads oto daily
n. q. Wilson and William Ryan
commeuc cod the assessment work on
the Lskeview yesterday. The Lake.
view Joins the May Day on 6odlva
mountain anu Is regarded o. No. l
property.
One OF the most promising groups
OF claims at Silver Guy, yet about
which very little has been said IN the
past, Il the ground owned ~ the
junction Mining company, c1mpflt-
ths Picnlo and Junction Nos. 1, 9, 3
aud Z claims. The owners are park
CITY mel. h. III. Buchanan, elit0f
OF the Park Record, beiug the urine
mover ia the company, while Harry
Walters, Rn old DAILY minor rom the
Park IL In charge Of the WORK being
prosecuted. Tne eomplDy 10 what l.
termed n close corporation, aud hav.
ing no stock for sale, have never had
as word 10 cay about developments,
nor done any blOwiHg about the
value OF the gtounj. All the thmf,
the day IL not far distant when tue
Junction IL golug 10 be olassrd 30 one
OF the richest producers In that part
OF the district, and We expect 10 see
II Join the shipping list within tue
next sixty days. The group IL r..
mafkably well located, touching a. 81
Toes, the South swansth, -Four Aett
and the old PARK properties aud con.
lalning all veina, beyond any ques.
ton OF doubt.
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Highest OF IN Leavening PoweLatest o. Govt Report
R!>:a'l!l! RsklRg
ABSOLUTEEY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

mill At Mercur will DO In course OF
erection.
Negotiations are said to he now un.
der way looking TO the purchase " the
Began at Park City. Tue prospective
buyers ore men Of means.
II IL reported that fne looking vein
matter IL being drliled Oh In the Seal
40 Murcuf, although the values Oh.
iaiuoi thus far have not been salts.
factory.
The Ophir hin mine at Metcur 10
now being worked by from thirty TO
'hiriy.hvo men aud makea shipments
q thousand tons Of concentrates
monthly.
The ore receipts nj the Macintosh
Sampler this week were. Silver King
tlrs.class, 9S5,27O; silver King con.
oentfalrs, 2t5, $40; total number pounds
!. ii0.bsO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19

The writer learned this week that all
tho machinery Intended for the Peck
contcntratof NJ Park City Is made and
etoTed away at the factory, where II
will remain until after the Presidential
election. The promoters Of that enter
prise are not afraid that Bryan and
itco silver will win. lps tue victory
Of Mckinley aud gold they fear. II
Bryan IL elected tue machinery for tho
Peck oonoentrai0r will be rushed into
Park CITY ana the mill be In iuli blast
early In December. That would mean
much los Park CITY. IL would mean
the working Of not less than thousand
more miuefs than are now employed
hero.
The Ontario mill shipped this morn.
log fofty.tivo bars Of base bullion, eqiv.
alent 10 81 500 ounces OF fine silver.
The carpenters began work Monday
on the Silver King's now boarding.
house. IL will be- a model OF ON.
venience.
The Crown Point shaft, which 10 DO.
log sent down as speedily as possible,
IL now 1876 Get deep.
The fepOf,s this week from the Com.
stock arc better than ever. Two good
bodies Of ore were encountered this
week.
Seven hundred feet more excAvA.
ton anu thu great Ontafio tunnel will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19
Have Named the Day.

Though cards have not been Issued
yet, Il II understood that MltsFlofenoe,
tue daughter Of Mr. aud Mfb. Ge5. A..
Alder is TO be wet, tao ceremony TAX.
ing flace The early par, Of next
month. Mr. &. ID. sorciller, the noted
guilaflst, ami son % u. H.. Hohetilef
Esq, 10 the other party 4, the malrl.
mouiai agreement. This announcer
mout Will be no surprise 10 the friends
o. the contrnciing parties. Mt.
SchCitlCr having lately returned from
n thfee.years mission To Germany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19
Ine ch,ehmnlr . nanaJ.

Ever since operations were cone
msuoed on the Checkmate mlneii the
willow Greek district says the Boise,
ida, slAtesmau the owners OF ihe pro-
perty, and Manager CHAPLIN In pnr'
ocular, nave maintained the ntficttai
rrtlceucc ns to the value OF tho ore.
The statefmAn IL In n position % slate,
however, that tho Cbeokmate orc u
far richer than even the most elaborate
staiefnpnts have plPu II. The lasi
gfe chin Oh 10 Salt Lake from this
pfopetiy was worth IL uuBo,e VI ID
10 the ton. The carload brought 50, loo
above all charges. a car shipped Just
boiofc nctted 10000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19
CL0RKS AND FURS.

This Is the season Of the year when
the wise woman looks over the new
goods thatare arriving daily. She will
ind In this department the finest and
latest novelties IN Jackets. Capes and
Plush goods that money could buy in
the east Nothing is old-all is new.
Our line OF Fur Goods rs particularly
pleasing and complete 90 Collatettes,
Capcs, Boas, OF all kinds and makes.
Our Feather Boas are most attractive.
cheapest cape Tor ladies ever shown
"a ltah' ~ cheap. We do not mean to
imply that they are poor IN quality. On
me contrary, they are the finest that
money can purchase at the figures we
ask for them. We sell inc black win.
ter cape Tor Sa.so, but OF course we
have all other grades.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19

tap the works OF tho oil DAlg In the
l7OO.foot level. The ground through
which the work haa been prosecuted
the past two months has been exceed.
ingly uuiAvofable fof rapid work
sometimes very sot, others hafd.
Much circumiocuti1n work had 10 be
done, consequently the work Of nd.
vauoing has Doen very slow.
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IL ~ reported on good authority that
the M,rcur company Melted $4,000
last month above expense. I'm.
proved values In the ore, and Improve
mant In the method OF milling are
given - the causes Tor the incfoafo In
the output.
The Malvern company IL developing
lts group ~ q drlit from the BO0-ioot
level OF the Sunshine. which the latter
has already extended $50 feet on high
grade milling ore. The Malvern com.
pany VIII coniiuue the dfiit for 400
feet on the strike OF the vein, Into Its
own ground. THIS plan Of procedure
u regarded aa the tufest ana most ex'
peditious.
Manager JesseD, Of the Gold Duti,
laid Oh six men yesterday on account
Of the dlsadvnntage OF hosting tom
The bottom Of the incline. The COLI
Dust company Ia now ready for steam
hoist, and nave been endeavoring for
some time 10 have connection made
with this Gold Belt line, thus far with
out result. The Work In the tunnel on
the hill II eth showing up HplenjidIy.
The north dfift 10 now about 200 feet
long and the south urlit about elxly
feet, both In ten feet OF ore all the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19

One hundred shares OF South swan
ssa AT ~ cents and 200 st 10; 900 Dial
ton al 2 cent?. Total shares sold, 300.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19

An elegant sottmenl of Ladies'
Black Skirts, in Sateen. Moreen and
Iaiieti silk. We have the largest siorl;
In the city or Ia the state, ana we are
prepared to quote prices that no other
hfm will come near
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19
swANsrA's rnouISrNcG
the silver city Property New 10 the
frout- work nt tn. tiunhuE.

In IT, weekly account ~ tho miucs
aud mills Of riniic, the Eureka Demo
cTat nagi;
The swantea mlne has come into
prominencs within the past few
months with rapidity that IL almott
startling, aud the merit the property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPT.

Oun DnGOO uUOUo UET u
No city, large or small. ever saw such
bewidefing and ut the same time
pleasing display Of Dress Goods rs are
now on our counters and shelves. They
were personally selected In the eastern
markets by our own buyers, and they took
with them complete and full knowl'
edge OF the wants and needs OF the peo.
pie OF Utah in general and Salt Lake
City In particular. Our line was never
more varied, and the idea that all tastes
and pocket books must be consulted
has never been lost sight Of. There Is
no taste that cannot be satisfied, there
is no purse that we cannot TT, no matter
how large or how small.
n ere are novelties for the rich and
for the poor, and each and every Gus.
toner has the same right TO demand
fair treatment and honest dealing.
ONE SPECIALITY Se desire to call at
tenton to our all wool LADIES' Cloth,
50 ineh,at soc to 81 90 per yard
For soc aud 6oc yard. we show some
OF the most elegant all wool Dress
Goods for ladies' and children ever seen
In the west or even In the east.
DRESS TRIMMINGS
This year come in various and at the
same time attractive styles. There Is
not one OF the whole number that we
cannot show you, and tina, Is something
no other house In the city will under
take TO say aud prove. Narrow bIaids
AMI edgings are very popular, and We
have them In all desirable shades and
colon, and at all prices. The dress
makers or housewife who canno, be
suited In this department may be elissed
a curiosity.
in A FEW WORDS we have
everything that Is desirable the
price will temp, you to Invest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19
NOTIONS DEPARTMENT.

u has been many a moon since our
usually well.stocked Notion Department
took on the appearance that Il now has,
and no wonder. The markets OF the
east have been searched TO please our
customers, and the one who gets there
first will have the first choice, OF course.
There Is, however, enough for all
In Ladies' NcckWear there are many
new styles, and the fair one who has any
desire 10 be considered to be up to date
will find i to her advantage to make an
early call
Ladies' laundTied Collars and Cuffs OF
the latest styles and the most approved
makts-none better. None as cheap
quality considered.
The prctliest Inc OF Shir Waist Strips
ever seen. The ladies' go nowhere else
for these
As before stated We sell gloves. and
we not only sell gloves. but we NJ them
to suit the tastes OF our patrons, no mat.
Ter how fastldious that taste may be.
We not only sell gloves, but we clean
them when they become soilCd, by the
latest and most approved methods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19
Our Millinery Opening

This year will he an attraction OF the
city, We will then display several hun.
bred dreams" OF the latest styles, and
in addition we will have a stock that
will IL all purses.
bs5- OUR OPENING will occur
on the 24lh OF this month, and our
word Tor il you will lose nothing by
waiting until that time.
In conclusion, just few more words.
You all know that IL is simply impossi-
bic 10 enumeraie all our fall and winter
goods within the bounds Of an adyer-
tiscment. We have named few OF our
attractions, We shall he pleased 10
have you call aud ask for anything you
want or have heard Of. either north.
south, east or west. You may rest as.
sured that we have 1t. Further, YOU
know there Us honest value In every
thread.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19
STAPLES DEPART MENT

Here, also, we are showing goods that
any firm In this broad land might well
he proud to hlndle-goots that we know
tue value OF and which we are certain
our customers will not only buy but will
thank as afterwards Tor having called
their attention 20 the fac, that they
can be purchased outside OF the big
cities OF the east or west aud at no
greater figures than elsewhere.
Eiderdown silk and sateen Quilts are
now the thing. They come In the new
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19

lingerie Of the kind the ladies like to
possess and wear
&c, catalogue showing the various
styles OF Equestrian Tights, Union
Suits, Ypsiland goods, Munsing PLAID
wool garments. E1th aud every one
OF them have IN The la'est improve
ments. In othur words, 'hey are up to
date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19

ct patterns and designs. and what Is
also Of importance to the buyer, they
are Of full sire.
Blankets Of every description. We
can supply the cottage or the palace.
Cotton Blankets In all colors, cost from
soc TO $500 pair. They are good too
Down Pillows, covered and uncovered,
lust as you please. Anything else that's
always kept in a well stoeked,up to date
staples department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-19
$1.00 each.

children's all wool Union Suits, all
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-07

luoroen. Sie &uael mar in bic 6ldde
Der linten 9ano georunsen. g4esen
Der tnohiseu Struttur Der Sanb unb
Der idben 8elpebe oerielben mar es
tbat'adlid unmO9lid. ben Sip Der
&ugel mlttels Der Sonns isitsuite0en.
ueberoles ma6ten bic beioen Sblaa=
aoern. lpel6e Die Sano al ienem Yuntte
treu3en, einen gini6nitt gu elmer iebr
rlstanten Sade, falls Der SIP Der
&usel ni6t 9ans senau betannt mar.
Surd bic a'Strableu puroe binnen
elmer Stunoe cine polltommene Yboto=
arapbie er5ell9t, iuelbe ben SIP Der
&u9el anSeiSte. bic oauu obne Wiibe
entisrnt puroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-07
ntrei d.
Yaris. 2. glpril.

paris, 2. Npril.
Die Ssputirtentammer bat, nad
grOrterun9 Der auslpdrtiasn Politit
Der &ssieruna. einsn oem Winiitsrium
aenebmsn gsidluSantras nit 800
sesen 2l3 Stilnmeu ansenOmmen.
paris. 2. Ipril.
gbe in Der beuti9en Sibups Der
Seputirteutammer bas Gertrauens=
Dotum fir Die &esisruna abssgebsu
wuroe. bielt Der Wiiniitsrprdlioent
Bourgeois cine lanse &sos, in persu
Serlauf er cine usberiibt ibsr Die
@eibi9te Der dsnptiibeu Yerwidelung
CAB. Gr brabte ieood nlbts Dor,
mas ben Seputirten nibt idon betaunt
gelueien wdre, oblpobl er iia umitdno=
lih ilber bic Nbiibt Der 8e9isruna
perbleitets, Die gbre uno bic Sutersllsn
6rantreihs su pertbeicigsn, ben g8elt=
frieoen su wabren uiw. uip. Sn
Sol9e oaoon proteitirten mebrere Mit-
9llsosr oes Gentrums gs9en Die sSn-
bultslOli9teit Der grtldrun9 oes Wiui=
Hers uno mi.ien oaraui bin. oaB feline
Sebauptlng. ss ieien lluterbanoluu=
gen sWii6en guslano uno Srantreih
bstrefs Der eUentllellsu &aumung
Meapptens i'm 8anSe. an9eiidts Der
Sbatiabes oaB Der britiide Yremier.
miullter. SDro Salisbury. uu Der
&ipiera.. uno Der iranSOiii1e 9ot=
itaiter in 2Onoon. Baron be Gourcel
in Yaris wsiltsn. sum 3weiiel beraus-
foroerten. Die Sebatte mar luBerlt
erre9t; ais aber bic &ammer nit Der
grOrterung oes yiioaets fir Maoa=
gastar irrifubr. perlieBsn Die Ssputir-
ten Giner uab nem 9lnosrn ben Saal
uno Die &ammer lpuroe bis sum 10.
Npril perta9t.
Saris. 3. Npril.
Ser Ssnat bat beute nit l55 ge9en
So Stimmen folgenoeu 9eiblub au=
Senommcn: Ser Senat liebt. oaB
Die Geaieruna ibrer Grtldrun9 pom
Sienstaa Olber Die aapptiibe 6ra9e).
nihts binsusufii9cu bat, uuo oa er
oielslbe fir unSureibeno bGlt. WsiSert
CT iit. Der 9tegierung ein Gertrausns-
UOtum su Neben."
9tab oer glnnabme bes SeIdluiiss.
Der GegierlnS teiu &ertrauenspotum
su asben. perIieBen. idmmtlibe Wini=
ltsr Den SibunSsiaal oss Senatss unO
oieisr 'uertaNtc lih aleid paraui bis
gum Il. spril. 9iu6oem Die Minilter
ben SenOt uerlaiIsn battsn. Iaub auI
Dem Suai o'Criap eiue Yeratbm0
lbcr Die Sage tatt.
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NuSIanO.
Seuti9 a II b.
Yerlin, 80. WtGr,.

Verlin, 90. MGr3.
Sn ben leBten 5aaen fanoen 3 Suelle
in Berlin tatt. Ser 3sdtsanwalt
Sr. 3enter foroerte ben lieutenant b.
&ettelbOlot bon Der faiierliden Da9t
Soben3ollern, ben 6sliebtsn Der Srau
Sr. 3enter. Sr. 3snter fano ieinen
Sob. slud Elm 8aroeoffsisr perlpun-
oete ieinen 8eaner, einen Gipililten,
idiuer.
Srieoridsrube, |. Qpril.
Siirt Sismard wuroe beute 81 Sabre
alt. Sen sansen gormittaa ipielten
Mulittapellen sur 5eier oes Sa9ss i'm
S1lObgarten ernlte uno beitere @eiien.
Der dltelte Sobn oes 6iirltsn, 8rai
Serbert. traf aeltern NbenD in 6risos
ridsrube elm, Der iiinsere, @raf @ils
belm, mar Our1 &rantleit perbinoert.
benz 9rslien 9atsr peri0ulib ieiue
Wlinlde oaraubrin9en.
Ser Gertreter oes Samburaer
Senats. ltelde bic @liifmiinide oieier
&orperi6aft iiberbrabten, tameu i'm
2aufe oes Tormittu9s IN 6risori6s-
rube an uno mahten benz 9llt=Gsi1s=
tdr3ler iDre WuIpurtlluq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-07

I'm neun llbr beute Wor9en 1T in
Der Jtdbe bon ssreepOrt Elm GrpreBSua
Der y. 9. yabn perunsliift. uno fiinf
perionen erlitten oaourb 8erleBunsen.
Die Namen oerIelben lino: S. Z.
Mc&elOis aus Butler, 3d.. innerlid
uno wabrideinlid t6otlib uerlsBt; 6.
S. McGaifertp aug SomersuilIe; Der
Sremier gSm. 8rap uno Wm. Murpbp
aus Yutler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-07
9Eie1l. 81. 9}Gr,.

Cine bom llnterridtsmiuiiter erlai=
iene IerIilaung lit betannt semabt
mOroen, ourb Uelhe gerstinueu. pelte
i'm SeliB bon Siplomen ausldnoiiter
meoiSiniider 60tultdten iino, CUR &e-
ailtrirunS in Sslterreib susslailsu psr=
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-07
Oeferrei d unsarn.
Wien, 2. 9lpriI.

Wlert. z. Nprll.
Snfol9e oes Gntidlulss zines 5beiles
Der Geusrwebr. bic arbeit einsuitelen,
tuuroen idmmtli1e 6euerwebrleute pss
Sientes eutbOben uno burd Yioniere
erleBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-07
g beffielb, 2. 9lpril.

Wdbreno Der eritsn orei Monate bic.
ies Sabres limb bon bier nad ben Ser.
Staateu @aarsn i'm Bertbe bon 1885,.
444 Piuno StsrlinG 1882. 22O) aus
aefilbrt woroen. Su benz rdmliben
3eitraum oes 9Oriabres batten bic
glusfubren einen Wertb BON 1l2, 6O2
YiunO Sterling 1868, ,OlO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-07

3pel gnglGnoer Hamens 9lnoerion
uno Sames uno Elm 9lmeritaner gfamens
gSlllls lino beute pesen zines Dor &ur-
sem in Oltenoe Oeriibtsn Sumelenrau.
bes 81 fllnf uub bic in bas 0erbreden
uerwldeIte Inna Sames 81 bier Sabren
3uhtbaus perl,tbeilt poroen. Sie
Sancs betam. als lie ltb auf Der 9ln-
tlaaebant befanb. mebrsre befti9s
Wutbanflqe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-07

Y1rIs, 2. Wprll.
Die Ssputirtentammer bat, nad
grorterun9 Der ausludrtiasn Yolitit
Der &esierun9, einsn oem Minilterium
senebmen SsidluSantras nit 800
sesen 2l3 StiInmen ansenOmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-07
8roB brit annien.

R"V W @' <*PRFRs
Die Musfubren bon bier na1 ben
Ser. Staaten ipdbreno bes Wtonats
WtarS wcroen auf 3l2, 600 Yfuno Ster=
ling Isl, $50. .OOO) abseibdBt. mdbreno
oieielben im 0ldr3 pOri9sn Sabres
49l, 900 Piuno Sterling (s2, ass. OOO)
betraseu baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-07
0tilwautee. gDis., 80. Wdrs.

Die 30idbriae friibere 2ebrerin 2ouiia
Sopea BON 0igon. ST.. lett einiaer
3eit Sniaifin Des Sanitariums in
gYauwatoia. entiuid beute aus Der Nss
nannten Mnialt mo ertrlnite lib inl
9lsnOMlnee GluNe.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-06-04
Tight BlNrlNIi(;;

to say that the much desired pour
down OF rain and the abundance
thereof, that soon followed It's Wis
1t, has satisfied and I think glad
dened the heart of every one, and
l believe is typical of the event of
Gideon of old, who sent messen-
ger from out of the mountains to
warn the inhabitants of the ap-
proching rain and for them to pre-
pare for it.
L also believe that it is fore
cast Of the restoration Of Silver to
Its legitimate standard, and that
the great amount of silver bullion
now lying dormant will soon be
coined, and eac' coin will bear the
imprint or stamp of his birdship
the American Eagle-upon it,
also think that the high perch
on which he sat, being gilded with
gold is an indication that the gold
bugs will utterly fail in gliding
over the minds of the people and
make them believe that gold
standard alone, is the only one re,
quisite.
Now Mr.. editor, as these
are points that cannot be material
lied at present we must patiently
wait and see what time will bring
about. Yours, &C., N.