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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16
Last week we mentioned the inhu.

Last week We mentioned the inhu.
man murder of three passengers on
the train, in Cass county Mo-, Geo.
D. Cook sends US copy of the Kan.
sas City Times containing full &C.
count of the affair as gathered by a
reporter who left on the first train for
the scene of blood. Guntown, where
the massacre occurred is little flag
station consisting of four houses.
Five of the ruffians got on the train
as passengers at some point above,
seized the brakes and stopped the
train at Guntown, when the mob
rushed in and murdered the victims,
literally Kidding them with balls.
When the reporter arrived he says:
"Stretched out upon the floor of
Rocks store lay the three murdered,
msngled bodies. The sight was ap-
palling to look upon, as they lay
there side by side in the dirt, their
pallid and mutilated faces turned up
toward an all-powerfal and avenging
God. James r. Cline lay upon the
left, a young, slightly built man of
26 years. Blood was oozing out
from beneath his lips, his brown hair
was matted with gore, his white
shirt and standing collar were spot
ed with his life's blood, his black
coat and light pants were soiled and
torn. Next to him lay Judge Steve.
enson, fine stalwart looking fellow,
OF about forty years Of age. His fea-
lures were firm to look upon, his left
ear and cheek was shot clear away,
a hole, large enough to hold a
mans fist, had been shot in
the top of his head, and his body
was otherwise fearfully mangled.
Thomas Detro had received bullet
from behind, which had entered be-
hind the left ear and lodged in his
left eye. He, like the other two,
was also covered with dirt and spat-
tered with blood"
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16
THE MISTAKE OF THE LIBERALS.

have the promises actual, or i'm
piled, made by the Republican party
in the last Presidential campaign
been violated, or failed to be fully
met? If SO, wherein? Have the
just expectations of the people on
the elections of Grant and Colfax
been realized in the general results
of the national administration If
not in what particular These are
the questions to be first answered by
every intelligent voter, by whoever
would solicit popular support for any
new political organization designed
to supercede the Republican party
in the control OF national affairs.
Then other questions no less impor-
tant, must be unequivocally met.
What are the precise particulars in
which the proposed new party will
improve upon the policy of the party
to whose position of influence and
power it aspires How will its ecure
the Improvement discovered to be
necessary and asserted to be possible
of attainment? What are the guar
antees that those who would under
take that improvement are at once
capable of effecting it and honest in
their efforts to secure and carry it out?
The old adage which warns
against throwing away dirty water
before being quite sure of a supply
OF clean and pure, applies with rigid
exactness to American politics.
Practically that warning has emphat-
ic force in the esteem of all consider
ate and honest voters. These are
not to be deluded by mere shouting
for reform. They hold no votes to be
fooled away under the influence of
any such clap trap. Their voting is
to them. patriotic duty. They go
to the polls for business, and they
insist that they who want their bal
lots must give good reason for the
asking. :
These very simple, and eminentlyi
common sense principles of polltl-
cal action, the Liberal gentlemen
choose to ignore with unreasoningI
and willful persistence. The whole.
nation is going to the bow-wows,
they continually asseverate, and they
are the only three fellows who can
AYERS the certainly impending catas-
trophe. But they present no evil
dence to the correctness of their
premises and are far from satisfac-
tory in their very liberal repetitions
of their conclusions. It's quite time
the Liberals ended all this trifing
and toolery. If their efforts mean
anything more than frantic endeav-
or for the outs to get in, or a will
full purpose to avenge strictly person
al grievances, it will be well to
inform a curious public of the fact.
Convention blatherskite don't make
converts. Continuous platform par
AIDES of "Hon." Tomnoodles, "ex'
foreign ministers, and senile county
politicians, can't "fire the popular
heart" to sufficient heat to light a
PHOSPHORUS match. The people
are not gudgeons to be caught on
pin hooks. Failure to recognize the
very patent fact constitutes the mis-.
take of the Liberals. They must
forthwith end their follies and amend
their utterances, or retire to some
yet undiscovered country where
wordY mouthings pass for political
wisdom, and meaningless platforms
are accepted as evidence of surpass-
ing statemenship.-Dav. Gazette.
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Gov. Brown, of Missouri, candi-
date for Vice President on the ticket
with Greeley, is meeting with grief
now in the censure pronounced up
on him all over Missouri for bis fail
ure to promptly suppress the mob
OF .Cass county murderers. The
local papers call his military
movement against them ga Falstaffan
campaign" "the most ridiculous
farce ever enacted" and say that
if Brown should now go among the
murderers he would no doubt receiy Q
from them the honors of a serenade.
The press Of the State very generally
takes this view of it. The st. Louis
Democrat, which paper Gov. Brown
edited for several years, severely de-
nounced him for "want of vigor and
lack OF courage',adding: The ter.
ritorism of the mob still prevails,
and the premature recall of the militia
will encourage them to continue acts
of intimidation. The essential point
is, can the murderers be brought to
trial and punishment under State
laws? Let Governor Brown address
himself to the QUESTION, and if he
finds it impossible, as we think he
must, let him have the candor and
honesty to say SO, and invoke the
aid OF the national courts, under the
ku-klux law. If there is any other
way, let us see it,"
This Is a poor showing for a Gov
ernor who thinks he is just the man
to 60 in with Greeley, and govern
the country better than Grant is gov.
erning it. lisa poor recommends.
ton to him.-Register.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

One thing is noticeable: Not a
single Republican member of the
lower House OF Congress, those d.
rectly representing the people and
latest from them, was In attendance
upon the Cincinnati Convention. Of
all the Republicans in Congress but
one man was in the Convention-Car l
Schurz, while over dozen Demo
cratic members of the Congress are
in attendance as delegates. The
people can see what this means.
There is no man now in Congress
representing Republican constitu-
ency, who does not, of certainty,
know that the road to Cincinnati
would be to him the road to polite.
al death.-Register.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

The following is portion of de-
bate between two colored men on
the subject of national wealth:
Abe Music--"I tole We Jim, dis
country's heap poarer now and it
was afo' de wa. Jess look at my ole
mars. He's plum strapped, an amt
wuff a dollar, an afo' de wa he
owned a bundled niggar's at wus
wifi thousand dollars apiece. I
tell We de country's heap poarer. y
Jim Hinsey-"Go way, Abe, yer
don't reckon right; de countrs's q
heap better off Afo' de wa us, mig.
gers was all po.' We didn't own
our own clothes but now every mig
ger owns himself, an Oar .diat one
Of 'ene Fat could Be bought for ten
thousand dollars"
Abe yields the point.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

An accident occurred at the residence of
John House. near Marshall, last Thursday,
that almost equals the day of supernatural
events. A small child of Mr.. Houts was
lying at the point of death, when suddenly
he revived. Directly after the child re-
viyed fash of lightning passed through
the room, and was Immediately followed
by bright or whistling object, about the
size and shape Of dove with expanded
wings. 1t moved to the bed on which the
child was lying. and tor few moments
lowered oser the child, and then disap-
peared. Ii about fifteen minutes the child
expired.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

1t is wonderful what political
prestige Sumner and Greedy have
gwen to Grant. Before these shrewd
managers conspired to break the
soldier President down no one gave
him credit for political strength.
After hammering at him for year,
it is certain that Grant is politically
the strongest man in the country.
Men striving to destroy a fellow man,
whom they envied and feared, never
failed more signally than have
Grants enemies. The fact will con-
stitute marked feature in his biog-
raphy.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

expects them to succeed, in which case
work will soon be resumed. Should these
fail, others will be entered upon, and there
can be no doubt but success will crown
their efforts to build this road The Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy company is
pushing its work right along, at Clinton.
1t has secured the right of way and depot
grounds at cost of $4,000 and will soon
have depot erected to accommodate its
road from Chicago to Clinton, from Gin.
ton to Dubuque, and our southwestern.
Arrangements are making as fast as posi-
Die for crossing of the river until the
bridge can be built, and very soon Clinton
will have rival road to Chicago, and is
already reaping great benefit from it in
prospect in heavy reduction of freights
on the Northwestern
We are disappointed at this Interruption
to the building of our roadon time, but no
other man is as much disappointed in the
matter or as much injured by it as Mr..
Hlnckley himself. But our men were all
fully satisfied that he was acting in per-
feet good faith-was putting forth every
effort In his power for the quickest success
possible, and have no doubt but that he
Will carry the project through, with an ex-
tension of time But for the entirely UNI
looked for failure of the parties who had
agreed to take his bonds to do so this inter.
ruption would not have occurred. Our
true course is to wait with patience-to
keep cool-denounce nobody, but with
cheerful confidence await developments.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

If no body but office.holders are
for Gen. Grant, as Greeley says,
Lancaster county, Pennsylvania,
must be good county for office-hol-
ders. In eleeting delegates to the
primaries there, each man put on his
ticket the name of the person he
wanted for President. 1t was be.
tween Greeley and Grant.-Grant had
1923 votes-Greely 3l5. Over six
teen hundred Tri6asnes are taken in
the county, too.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

An "Old Settler tellsthe Dubuque Times
that "as contrast between fifty years ago
and now, it may be said that Captain Nor
gan, with few dragons, passed across
Iowa from Council Bluffs to the hills five
miles west of Dubuque, in 1920. There
he beheld what is now Dubuque
city and township of Julian, COW
cred with SO many thousand buffsloes
passing southwark, that he remained in
camp three days before venturing to cross
over to the Fox village. at the mouth of
Catfish Creek" .-.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

Last Friday Mr.. f Bills, living near De
soto, Madison county, was driving to town
i'm thunder storm, when stroke OF
lightning killed both the horses and
knock ed him senseless He will recover.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

Shellsburg, Benton county, was desc
late by confagration on Thursday after
noon. Twenty-Five buildings were con.
sumed, OF which nineteen were stores, etc,
Loss about 60 900 insurance small.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

J. c. Moreland and wife of Mitchell
county were preelpitated off bridge,
down a afteen feet embankment by frac
tious horse, breaking the lady's breast
bone, several ribs, and otherwise injuring
her, and jumbling the gent badly.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

s. s. Spreecher attempted alighting from
a car while in motion, at Denison, fell I'M
der the wheels and was cut in twain.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

A Cedar Rapids man while cunning on
last Sunday, accidentally discharged his
gun, whereby he is minus a finger. The
charge passed so near his head ss to burn
his whiskers and face.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

A North Carolian State Senator
has been fined one dollar for shoot
ing robins on the public highway,
and he askes, what's the use of be-
ing Legislator if highway robin is
not to be suppressed.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

A West Liberty youth courted girl,
expended $40 for presents, and was about
to procure the marriage license. when his
adored suddenly left for another State, to
marry former lover. He meditates pis.
toliciding or matchmaking.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

The Floyd County Adcoeate is In the
same boat with good many others, and
cannot understand why it is that man
who 10 too poor to pay for newspaper, is
able to pay dollar a week for tobacco,
lager and cigars
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

The residence of A. d. Page, OF Nevada,
was burned last week All his household
goods was destroyed, Mr.. Page and family
barely having time 70 make their escape
from the flames
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

Thomas, Doney, Jr., runner for Chi
cage house, met with an accident at Chel-
sea last week. in jumping off the engine,
he fell upon the track and was seriously
wounded. The scalp on tine back part OF
his head was taken off, and one hand was
totally crushed. He was taken to Chica-
GO Tor treatment.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

The Democratic National Com
mitee called a Convention to meet at
Baltimore July 9th, to nominate a
candidate for President and Vice
President. Good by Horace Greeley.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

A battle between the Spanish in
surgents and regulars took place at
Navarro on the sOth ult., resulting in
the default of the rebels with a loss
of 500.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

A Council Bluffs English farmer sent
across the ocean for grain seeder, at q
cost of SEQ. when better machine could
have been procured in that city for $40.
He paid $210 rather thsa run the risk Of
being swindled by Yankee Manufacturers. I"
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

The votes on the wittiest, the prettiest,
the dFeQsiest and the one most loved OF
the young ladies of Burlington brought in
nearly 81, 900 at the Catholic Fair
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Will Baker, of McGregor, was thrown
from horse the other day, and had his
shoulder blade broken, also sustaining 9TH
er injuries.
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IOWA TIE MS.

Mr. Bills of Marion county had the team
he was driving killed by lightning.
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The man who is said to have accident
ally shot young Mshans, ia Newport Tp.,
johnson county is i.njail awaiting an inves,
tigation.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-16

ing that "Grange" was talked of among
them. Many declared that they were
tir.d of sunnortino the amiddlemenn who
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10 -'-'."s 'o'y iapIu,y, naa'.s up
late start. Wheat will be fair crop,
We are assured the chinch bug has not
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1 the aunOunccm
, candidate for Il
/ for County Rec
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RY MAYS is put
brick dwellings
,ne-half mile so,
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he announcer
Dor AHA STpcr
unity Recorder.
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undoubted. II Will be found cheaper ana better
than any other remedy for that purpose, and also
general Plantation and Family Medicine
L iatxax
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}. GLAZE is turn
Lt his marble sh
lis adv, and ca
lc can de.
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Vice Presidents. Morrison, of
Keokuk Co., A. j. Richie, Monroe Co.,
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|ATOEs IA. Z
|ntCndent, pre-
Ophy tomato
IRE large, plu
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IndianOla il
Mahaska Co
/ be held a.
Goth and 80
id printed Ii
annual.
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game of ball a
EN- the /" Weste.
.sulted in fave
IF 80 to 30.
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Register says
'Osa, at the lai
J., stood first il
nd eleven. a
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w. Sewers
p") is talket
ess on the ID
OF -hog-or-D
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'rs. Craig & N
barbering es
where they /
See their mott
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in June last and for the election OF said nomi-
nAAs chaerfnlv nledge our united and hearty
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|ed IN SkuER rivcl, near Newton, on
h nit
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o. Fat
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lne 26, the
for the en-
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use, Sec'y
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WIFI Int neartst lOII UI sIOPt tHls IHSuTcs
s--:--~ a-.-.>s -, tisr,a tho rrada hnrnmee q
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A. Large Lot Of MSrseilles Bed Spreads.
Cheap at
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cess and popularity OF the American Sewing Ma.
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and four |
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and was
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tiers know so well to tickle the appetite
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