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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-11-09
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DEPOT, 1917 BROADWAY.
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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-11-09
FlNkLE g. LYON.
Sewing Ma
chine Co.

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der range of Work without changing,-rc-
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no"lcssons' tose needle, regulate tension,
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ing new patents and important improve
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The New York herald., 1866-12-15
RESPITE or A CONDEMNED NEGRO.

CPPxR MARLBOROUGH, Dec. Ia. 1865
William Jones, the negro who convicted as the
special term of the United States Circuit Court which
hold here in September for committing rape upon
white woman, and sentenced TO be hung to-day, has
been esptcd by Governor swann aud his execution has
been pos,poucd until January % Jones was 10 have
been executed the game day with the four coored
men who wore hung hero for the murder OF Mr. William
Lyicz near pscansssy, In this county, but petition
forwarded 10 the Governor signed by a number
of the citizens OF the county, a.ssrting that a
the evidence In the behalf ~ the prisoner had not
been brought on receipt of this petition the Cover
postponed Jones execution until December H.
fnrtbsr evidence having been produced 10 tho effect
the negro entirely guess Of the crime OF which
nc Convicted Governor swami on the 18th instant,
again poxipoged his execution unt the proceedings In
the could BE- thoroughly examined Tho impression
entertained here that Jones sentence viii be
muied 10 imprisonment
Information has been received that coorrf man. sup
posed be Henry Richards, tho hh ~ the party
party who murdered Mr. william Lves. OF this county,
and for whose apprehension several rewards have been
offered was arrested a. Norfolk, Va Governor Swami
has issued requsitl0n tbs Governor Of lrTinia for
the prisoner and the sheriff LETT hero yesterday 10 bring
htfn for trial
The New York herald., 1866-12-15

knoWu pe<sg Who q the sams time sttsupxsd q nsD
him hes hsVing indicted severe q biow = VA
nscessasy. they nm on fearing arrest and made GOOD
their escape IaSc wrench found % shs slase AZ
whore the assault took place.
ACCIDENT THE HUDsoS HsvSs RAnRoAp.-Bstwsen
i've and sx o'clock ast evening truck with two horses
standing BY the cUybstone corner Of Fy seventh
street and Eleventh svcnue when down freight train
on the Hudson River railroad came siou9 The locomo-
i've striking the CART completely demohshng the same,
and throwing tho horses nfty fcet on the Sidewalk
but fortunately neither ono was killed
FousD IssxssImx CosDrrlos.--About hshpazs
six O'Clock last evening unknown man. apparently
about thirty Of age found lying upon The Side
walk, OF reth street and seventh avenue. 10
an insenslbe condition. He immediately conveyed
70 bellevue hospital by the police. He had ON oi1sk
coat and gray pants
Aocrpxsrs.-Two seaman, named Patrick Hanlon and
John Goodman. fol- from tho foreysrd 70 the deck Of
the ship Calhoun while she entering the harbor and
sustained serious iniuriez Hanlon's leg severely
fractured and Goodman's thigh similarly hurt They
were taken 10 the New York Hospital yesterday.
Tho driver Of truck namcd George sharp In the
ploy Of Messrs Rosenblatt, No. 100 Duane street.
tained severe fracture OF the skull from having fallen
from his cart In Grcenwich, near Chambers street. He
was Immediately conveyed 10 tho New York Hos
pital.
named Anthony Keois foil down stairs at bs
residence Ma II West street, and was severely injured
10 the right arm He ~ss also sdnHtsd In tAs Nsw
York Hospital.
The New York herald., 1866-12-15
NEWS FROM FORTRESS McHao:.
Heavy Gaie-yesseis Arriving In Distress
Riot AT Portsmoath-Supposcd Inccndiary
Fire, &c.

Heavy Gaie-yesseis Arriving In Distress
Riot at Portssnouth-SuppOsed IncendiRry
Fire, &c.
FoKn,Ess MONROE, Dec. H. fs68
The steamer Delaware. from Charleston s. c., for New
York, put into Norfolk this morning short OF coal She
experienced firong nor,hery gales tho entire passage,
and put into Hat,eras and remained anchor day in
consequence Of tho heavy Her supply Of coal gave
out below Cape Henry, and she had to burn her coal
bunkers make steam She sals tonight for New York.
also tho sstesmer Monterey, both coang.
The Baltimore piotboss Maryland and Invincibs ar
rived from the capcs 70 night, and report heavy gale
blowing outside from the north to the northwest.
Two and largo feet of sail vessels have put
Into Hampton Roads to-day In consequence Of the heavy
weather The wind has been blowing frcsh all day and
IL Is cloudy and cold.
serious riot occurred In Portsmouth 70 night between
parties Of whites and negroes Three white were
dangerously and others slightly wounded. number Of
negroes were wounded during the disturbances
Early this morning fire broke out Ia house Of III
fame-prcsuncd 10 be the work Of negro ncendarics-
In the vicinity where the sts occurred Before the Fire
Department could reach the locality and stay the pro-
gress OF the four buildings burned 10 the
ground The parties engaged In the AFFAIR arrested
and held for trial Great excitement prevailed at the
time account OF others joining 10 and taking part
W both sides
The New York herald., 1866-12-15
THE Labor QUESTION.

UNION
special meeting IL this body held last night for
the purpose Of Receiving tho reports Of the delegates q
The local organizations reference 10 the
cia means 70 be obtained In making ths necessary
arrangements FOR The eight hour meeting 70 come
on In the cooper Institute Monday nsxi II 10 pro
posed irye the wcrkngmen Of the adjacent cities 70
participate The burden ~ tho srpenscs in holding Of
the meeting win b. borne By about fourteen trades
unonA
uy.s BosIEs sAxErH' rSios.
rhe anneal q c,on oi officers vas held last night in
the rooms ~ the society The following V the nov
board --Prcsidens Hugh ~ fzierson Vice President
Thomas Co~hraDe Fosneisl Sscretsry, TbomaA Barber
Recording Secretary, ratck Kenncy, Treasurer. James
ncHn,en-
rHr oxsxsx mar acops cLsrxs.
The German dry goods c.erks and clothing sslssmsn
in Avenue. A. ", and - have lately formed nss0
ea,ion for ru-toae or ss1ging The hours ~ ator
The majority n the employers willing 10 acceds 10
fuged 70 s0r1ray me sAle.rnen have called upcn tho
pubic 10 support them 10 this movemsni, and 20 nnass
their p1rchaees before eight cock v ~ On tbe ~ oi
January 1901 ths men iniepd 70 inaagpraio the sho
rrr cGK~ls carrru uAsrsa
The majority 81 be German smpl0y ng csane' makers
bas. scceded " the 6mapds of tho woFkmsn % Close
their shops Saturdays at 1ys inEtsad ~ sr ociock
p Vi The socle,y has p4s.ed a resolution requiring
vorkrnen In other hops 70 request Their EMPLOYERS not
u remain tcbInd IN granting similar priyilsge hopos
this subject ~iii b. snbtn.i nsrt foesdsy ssspnr
Bnsrtsfrms' YHfrpuvs us1r 90. J.
This trade union whrh buusbcrs four hundred msn
ter- held her regular morihiy rnsctng lat eyenins
~ hFF m fNHrf ffretf bfyphttu aeth fStff
presifsni la the chair The rspofis ~ the vsrous
onicerH exhibit highly prosp~r0us oondDn ~ The ag-
citation dGnng the past unntb- The prOIossd amend.
nionts tbs consultation and bylaws we're sdopfsd-
Thee amendments fneigds Increase ~ the ntsiion
Zee from o. fi0, and sso provide thai Whenever
member ehsi fa for The space oftx months 10 ay his
ne sbsIl - sspesd. sf not again raiinied nn-
les paymcnt o' as last srfng tss raie of -hgss
denabded ~ tbs unlon va increased ffoin " v " %
per day Owing 20 ihe great demand fo bsicxAysra a
late h0wevef sbrr have bsen receiving ~ for days
work. which i Voluntarily pad ny master bsilasrs
The New York herald., 1866-12-15
WESTMINSTER lHIellcExCf.

DEDICATION NE~ uuos CnURcH. H.-The Union
church which has been erected in the village Of DIN
willie. sbont hair nns from willsmsbfidse, dcd-
Gated St Sunday afternoon. The sermon was de-
Ilverod BY the Rey. Mr.. ynn u the First congrega
tionai church ~ Monlsania number OF other cicr-
gymcn from the peghbor.ng villages were present aud
took part D tbs exercises About two hundred and any
persons present The building cost 90 900 $500
Of which has been paid. Al the coss Of the meeting
about 1900 more werr subscrib~d
IsrsovEEsrs rU Tcws W MosrisANt.-rhs
Board of Trustees Of the town OF Morr,sania held
meeting Last Wednesday night, st ths Town Hail.
Yordham avenue and rcreived tho bids from number
Of contractors ~ eghtytwo street lamps Fulton
and Washington avenues and f!fth street
The New York herald., 1866-12-15
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Appoint mont of thc Governor's stnn-Cl0sin9
Of Navigation, &c.
ALBANY, Deo IA, 1885,
Tho Governor has made the following appointments -
Adjutant General, Seden r. Marvin, OF chatauqua; In
spector General George Bachelor, Of Saratoga Quar-
tcrmastsr General, Edwin A. Merritt, Of st. Lawrence;
Pnymaster General, Dudley w. Oicott. Of Albany Engi
neer-in-chief Charles w. Bowling, OF Nov York; sur
ceon General James E. Pomfrit, Of Albany; Aidesde-
Camp, elect y. Shepard Of New York; Joseph Liebc
nau OF Now York; Bradley Martin OF Albany. General
Gates 10 whom tho position OF Judge Advocate General
has been proGerrqd has yet his accept
snce thereof
A strong northwest wind N prevailing here and the
weather IL cold Tho Thermometer Ia fourteen de-
grrcs above The local passenger boas have hauled
on and the propeller line OF steamers make It's last
trip for tho season to-nighI
The New York herald., 1866-12-15

SusrnsE AND Puasvrr BuRcLARs.--rwo bold bur
glars drove 10 tho tailoring establishment Of Silva
Miller i04 Fourth street. T. d.. about eleven O'Clock
Thursday night, in hiched behind fast horse
and proceeded to commit very deliberate burglary
Hching their horse opposite the store they quickly cut
panc out OF the front door and removed the bar inside
Having effected entrance In this way they selected a
large quantity OF the best goods In tho store and packed
them up ready TO place in their wagon. They
then rolled the package to tho sidewalk, when
they were astonlshed at seeing Captain wag
iom Of the Forfy-nfh precinct approaching them
and immediately abapdoned their plnnder. jumped into
their wagon aud drove of fnrionsly The captain was
also nstonshed nj seeing thcm n such hurry He Was
not thinking Of bfrviars At the time, but was quietly
going 20 his residence which Is next door 10 where the
burglary was pcrpc'raicd Az soon AZ he realized how
things stood he chase to the burglars but
did not succeed in oyertaking them.
FERRY Aociprs--A lady named Acrct, residing At No.
Az Grand street, H. D. while leaving Houston street
ferryboa The foot of Grand street. y. D. about
O'Clock last evening dipped between the bridge and the
boa aud had ot her legs frghtfnily fractured Tho
injured lady was taken 70 her home In a carriage
THE Srsaa.up GRzNr RErralo TAKEN rD ERE
DrY DocK.---rhis splendid steamship. which de-
scr'hcd in The HvsAtp ~ the time of her launch,
successfully taken on tho new mammoth dry dock At
the Erie basin Rcd Hook on Thursday last. She was
docked for the of being coppcred previous to
her <nillng Tor tho Pacific
LApEs' Fam Ar ST ryrrg's AcApExr The ladies OF a.
Peters church who Cor mouths pas, have been wsdu-
with which a. sdorn their tables onthe opening of the
fair lay the result II their abors before the pnhc 10
the shape of nEuerabe articles both useful and
mental which b" purchased in the hall OF he
Academy, corner of Hicks and Warren streets The
proceeds are for the completion Of the building The
TAR viii remain open for Ten days.
FILL ynox A cnrRcn srinx-A colored man, named
John Thompson fell from tho top or tho church spre a.
New Utrecht Jasi Thursday, and was Instantly killed
He was assisting NJ the time In removtng the vane An
Inquest held tho body Yesterday by Coroner
Lynch, whom verdict of accidental death was rendered
BUassD To DsArnA little girl. three years Old,
named Mary Jane Mccrea was burned 10 death At her
rrsidcoce 13I Hudson avenue. dursrg the temporary
absence Of her mother Thursday afternoon.
Tux Ronazar Wu,ggEy. The parties accused of
being concerned in The robbery of nineteen barrels Of
whskey from the United states bonded warehouse at
the foot of Jay street taken befnre Justice Corn
well yesterday afternoon for examination There
ten arrested but only thrcc-Jsmcs Roger John
Mclaughlin and Patrick Brady-appcsrcd % no impli.
Gated They committed 10 ian bv the Judge To
await trial, and the others were discharged
The New York herald., 1866-12-15
N


An Immense Army Project.
PARIS Dee. II, 1906
Under the new organization the French army with the
usual reserves, viii foo, up about 900 II s
expected that such mighty standing army, in times OF
pcave. viii have no good effect There Is much misgv-
Ing 10 the project among the thoughtful in this city.
Heavy Damages Recorded I'm Favor Of the
United States.
Pans Dec. IL, 1899.
The United States government has commenced legal
proceedings in the First Tribunal OF tho Seine 10
shs Of two millions and quarter OF francs
paid NM Arman Fills by agents Of the Confederate
government on account for building Eve iron clad
ssls alleged have been constructed for the use Of
the Emperor Of China, bat actually intended for The
Confederate navy though the vessels de-
iivercd.
Advance In the Far East.
PARia Dec N-Evsning.
The latest advicss from China state the French Expc
dilion to tho Corea meeting with no resistance.
The New York herald., 1866-12-15
THE ROMAN QUESTION.


PiO Mono to Remain In Romc-The City Tram
ROME Dec II. 1860
The anticipated troubles in this city consequent the
withdrawal Of the French troops have not occurred
The city Is tranquil
The idea that the Pope has any intention OF leaving
the Holy City is universally abandoned
Napolcon's Mission 10 Italy.
PARIS Dec. IL, 1860
The mission Of General Feury Florence Is In refer
solely 10 tho negotiations between the government
of Italy and the Holy Sec
Another American War Vessel.
Rom, Dec. IL, 1888
Another United States man-of-war has arrived at
Clyila yccchia
The New York herald., 1866-12-15

The burlesque opera, orphsus in Hen was given
last evening for the benefit Of Mr. Otto RonOrth.
rather questionable arrangement and rendering u
OGcnbacas charming OPERA and would have bcsn much
improved considering the calbro Of ihc voices, the
music had been entirely lcfs out Tue bsntfcsa,s ap
peared 70 be favorite with the audience Judge from
their applause eccralnly made Chsron very amusing
character. Tho Orpheus OF last Dght, fear, would
never have drawn even shrub after him, by bis music
had he lived In The days Of tho nymphs and hasdryads
with becoming dignity tho of divintiss thai
surrounded him
The New York herald., 1866-12-15

Comrno, z. W. Dec ~ issS
Al unknown RAN and kill~f the
station ~ ths hghs s1grs~s Es1t Hs fell from
sIa the uhess f@xsef hs head Crushing ~
20 . lsly.
Tnxovrn De- ~ fs1A
ffigkt susiDs on ths Grant Trunk Railroad ran pso
ths exyr~<m thre. rnss vea " thu plsrs today,
snsshing sDso sissrlns es and in,afiss msn,
krkk kefnsa.
Ibs si~y~n e'cioek vsln for wsv Yovs vhsa . ifus
n0rth of fhllslslp5a carriage eortsi1iaf
man nan,~d TlouAa Wait his wfs and ehlf Tie chAd
Killed and TIE wife had hss And 10 lfossa
Mr. Nsu slightly lnlur~d
The New York herald., 1866-12-15

Mr. Dawson is fully successful 10 concdy as in
tragedy. he e4aggerates nor desconds 70 mere
buriesqne but nfuses into his acting delicate and
irresistible vein OF droery which every point Of wit
tells In the little character piece Panterrtgdsn In
which he appeared night, no displayed al the seduc
tive qualities and knowledge or wotnan's heart that
thorough OF the world like Arthur Won Norien
might be supposed % possess His Sir Bcrnarf Hnreigh
in the drama Sho Crazy Is another choice piece OF
acting and received last evonng with the most
thnsasc applause by the select audience that grcted
him at the Tha a theatre
The New York herald., 1866-12-15
NEWS FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE Dec. H. 1890.
Henry Allen. member Of tho Sixteenth uniied states
Infantry charged with the murder Of Jack Kruney,
a policeman las May, while In tho discharge of hts
duty to-day convicted Of murder In the second de-
gree the Jury assessing his punishment 70 twenty yenr
In the renitentary.
The work Of dintsrrng the federal dead 10 the
teriss 10 and about Nashville for rcntsrmcnt In tho Ma
asnai Cemetery In Calian Pkc county Xix miles from
tll.s city begun to-day and one hundred and sx
bo6jcs we're taken up The work u proceeding under
the dretiinn of Chaplain Ernshsw and s expected 70
extenf through tao years
The New York herald., 1866-12-15

KAssAs CIR. Doc "a, i'u
Tho sisi ~ sceti Caller Co - rsucssdisl ~
d~vsiopmsnts thus far 70 ~ she's ussn efitss kW"
bones hs.s bs~~ found 10 TIE ram. le4vibs No esaht
insi both yoans men. cua aSd kSess.as psrshss M
The nspr~I
rbs coloraso L>sris,ars oonvsnesI % ths AN. ~
fgciaan CITY Eh~tholf sieeasd Hpess1 ~ ihs
Hoass and ~ C. Mefsvni ctsf Cssk
rrsniy psisonsp s~<spss ffy1 W tf'sss " ~ sossta
The New York herald., 1866-12-15

This celebrated poynsonal mimic viii make his hrss
appearance In America AZ Clinton Hall, cn Monday nost
Mr. vousden IL desevedy considered IA England one q
the best deneaior Of national characters hat any stage
boast or he very highly spoken Of by The Engi sh
and Irish prcas and In tile principal cities % Great
Britain he has always bcen favorte. Ills entertain.
ncn,s consist in tho representation Of the various
tuQs peculiar 10 each
The New York herald., 1866-12-15
cE R N A n Y.


More Isiissnsc Rras-isn Relations with Aus
BRLrs Dec H. 1896.
The government OF Prussia s about send envoys
viedns Now that peace has there Q determine
tou on the part Of both Austria and Prussia 70 renew
thcIr former commercial relations
The New York herald., 1866-12-15
BAvA RIA.


ResixnatIos or tho DIini.ter or Poreigns AZ.
fairs.
MUNICH, Dec Is, 1856.
Tho Premier, Baron der Pfordten, has resigned.
He has been at tho head OF the State here through all
the recent German troubles having held tho portfolio OF
Foreign Affairs since 1884
Ireconcilable differences Of opinion a. to the position
Of Bavaria in the partition Of Germany have pcr
.haps, made the change nece4ary.
The New York herald., 1866-12-15
lscmEtr mlirmY fosct ASKED FM NV stncs.

IT. IOrbs b<c H. it66.
monster retlop, nffytwo feet In length, containing
tho names of all the prcsninent cit of New Mexso.
has been forwarded 70 the Authorities a. Washington
praying for u the military force In thai Ter
rory AZ absolutely beresary 70 protect the lives aud
properly of the inhabitants against the Indians wha
reported 70 10 plupdenns and murderng siInoet with
iukrr
The New York herald., 1866-12-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LvxRrcor, Dec itvNoos.
The American ship Clara Wheeler, Captain wlllmarb,
from New York. arriysd here this forenoon
Wreck 81 q Steamship.
fav1rooL, Dec N-Evening
The steamship Indus which went sshors on The irish
Aepak sss wsxfesa h > total loS-
The New York herald., 1866-12-15
,isrrta FfyTa d rM sAlrnaa JAIL.

~ EALYrxosr. Dec II, is11
Owing 10 the prse2nce OF malignant fever IA Bslt-
moro city Jail. characterized spotted faser, the
Warden of the Pen feosiary has addressed a NOE 70
Judge Bcpd of the Criminal Cour eating THAI for
the present. no criminals from the A b ssnt " the
pepiicnary, iea The dscAss Kboud ~ comm anIcasA1
70 conylcs " the penaantarp ~hIeb V snv vsU mach
cyoWdax
The New York herald., 1866-12-15

string quarset, consisting ot Mesrs pornanski,
Nsusndo Bernstein and Ll.sarbnr professors In the
Anschuiz Musical Institute. gmmsnced Is.t week a
series q ssmi-mcnshiy solrssA Il s,ecks husic Hall
The second was given Thdtxday night, and was very
w-il attended. ousrss /blssug requires long prse-
uce 70 obtain ,hcroash slsnding of tho INSTRUMENTS
svsanse cad sasai,sy IL toao o. lssrs was bet
The New York herald., 1866-12-15

The public will he pleased 70 learn that arrangements
in progress by which the obstacles which have
hitherto interlered with the Of French perform
in this city viii probably he removed, and fresh
vitality thus given tho eAterprse. Opera comquc until
Indigenous 10 France, Will long be established
on q firm basls In this city. Pending tho completion of
these arrangements G1ah6e matinee will be given to
day, Nile. Naddic and NM. wilhcm, Dc surniont and
Edgnrd appearing Ia Masses popular work This
ing most enjoyable OF buifo OPENS, u, Cd5d with
nenbacs Tronsb al. c1sdr viii eonsiitntc tho pro-
gramme. The embraces NM. An'hcne, Wilhelm
Vert, de surmont and Miles. Laurentis and Boncon
sQIlO.
The New York herald., 1866-12-15
ruxralL o. DON iususrn &. Yrussuf.

DuTLArBiFMA, Doc ~, lrG6I
The frnerai Of Don Augustn q. Yturbdc ~ Ytur.
bsde Emperor OF Mexico, took place today ~ ~
Johns Roman Catholic church Tho remains were
brought here by his brother. Angelo fturde and
Inferred IN the vault with the mother and brother
of the deccssed The ceremony privately conducted
very few perrons being presenh
The New York herald., 1866-12-15
sArn Aeeioexr

BUvyAro, Dec H. fas6
This morning man aaneA Crowley fel into %
A. this vctnity when sakea out he was fouad 70 10
deaf rhs body ws badly burned
The New York herald., 1866-12-15

ntsfrsorcS, r~1 II, isss
rhs ssvirsiio. n fAfs chssnpiAn h@ r.fseAy
siDr~1 Tts regular hns t~sts have s9c~ ins s1rtsf
sasrsSvs b., ,ss sor,rs&l vll oo9nhas v rss
S~sws~s shs sity ssd Hstbsrg - ferry snta NJ -
snkss ks,lnx a nAna a ~ ssd r>ssfnisg a fosf v -
Ths ws.sATr "a cssz VI osA TsSs - ssU ~
usue s1~w.
The New York herald., 1866-12-15
National Conservatory Of Mpsie -ThIrd
eoiree.

The third ssmi.mgnthy soiree of the National conssr
vasory or Music given last evening At tho of
the Institution, Ma. ~ hadiscntvenue. Misses Thomp-
son, Parker and Rsnncy, pnps with sgnor E camps,
performed the vocal portion ~ the programme hessrs.
y. Hoffman, william Wolf, B0stiger Drstow and
Szigethy rendering the instrumental part The concert
was thoroughly successful
The New York herald., 1866-12-15

England More Hopeful.

England More Hopeful.
LosDox, Dec. 14-Noon.
The Tima OF this morning. In editorial. takes .
hopeful Of the troubles in Ireland and thinks there
viii bc serious difficulty quellng the Fenian rebel
lion with the civil force alone