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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-23

Rrnrl MILITARY Wir. W hilo tho
l'itt,.sisth Alahama regiment was u
Manchester iis Colonel. Il. I. Wood
ruff. Visited tha riekc,S. Coming W
10 ono u .,uarlcs' mon, stationed At his
reet he commenced questioning him ~
IL hi duty.
Colp,el--suppcsc body II men
wese to approach ,on, MIA, would you
do.
Nilettc--l would halt them aud de-
n,anl tho oountcrsign.
col.nel---supposc they wsuldnt
hal. Or giyo tho countcrsigni
viietto--l'd shoot NJ tl,cm.
Coloncl--Thcn what would you
dug
Nilct.e--l'd form d limo.
Culonol--l.inc! What kind ofa line
would you formy
vilctle--A hoo line for cnmp.
Tho Colonel ,naLc d boo limo to tho
next post.
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Tho Snian was not = worry rich mai,
when l,r t~rcndcd tho throne " 'rnrke,
and yct NO now wants 10 borrow e25O.-
700. .trO on tho security " his real ~
taso. Ilc mnsl have accumulated rrul
estate almost 40 fast IA Gen. Grant
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Two urchins. fve or six scars old.
returning from school recently. we're
overheard discussing grca. theological
questions "Wcll." sMys urchin NUN.
hcr one. ..hc Lord owns MI this world
don't hcs" Vans. 4 'spors no doss.
rcsr ou,lcd numhcr two, '.hut dad says
the devil. got biy morsvugc On H.
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The following card appears In tho
Louisville 'onripr..Journal u the sth.
from Kcy, James Freeman Clarke, u
Boston. Mass. :
a little paragraph hns heen going
tho rounds saying ! hase proposed
Gcn. II T.. Butler NJ Governor Il
Marsas sl,nct,s have only referred
t. him once, anl that wns In sermon
preached Ia Boston On Fast pas. OH
''thc Humiliation VI Massachusetts,. :
In which spoke Il the disgrace which
Lad come upon Massachusetts, from her
treatment of Charles Sumner, tho CON-
nec,ion II her members u Congress
with tho Credit Mohilicr scandal md
their completely with tho salary grab.
| then added that II Mas understood
thnt member from Massachusetts.
who headed tho fpray on tho Treasury,
Ind announced his intention Of huinu
ihe noAt Io,urn,r IL Massachusetts. II
ho succeeded In this. | said. | hoped liz
hc would not omit tho word humtfi-
ation III his proclamation, for certainly
Massachusetts Wni,ld never ba nnure
huuiliatcd ,lan b, sarh an event. II
Gcn. Butler and his ilieula regard .hi.
as u nomination. the, are welcome 10 Il,
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w. sAtaAYts ~ tna .na##l issNws~a
N4ss t~Fs~A - ~. ns.~ s@srw~ s~a
Fsh Na ~ asat#srr# s4s~v.~ A+# s~a
\ iNN ftsHwt - - - ~ st%A~
aAet i#4A - - a. ss.AAHneA
S#stst s~a ,AfAa II Mag tAsss
as~s - llwA ,A~.a lse ssssam
lnYs ISL saas s~arres sssses sNa
..sssta fpsf .mnstes ksA
satAs sstaea ~isA rasshs issslet
hw's'Hsa hast Asis hsrAss sHa i,se,
hsh lawtt tine tafi leAiha lAf
sieFs alamsua siissrss nealnsata
aisAr aFstsr
tHvs tssasn
Nu.l llsri. W lut4slas W ar,lsr.
fal i'aaAar ,stt latTes thAAr
iiWsa ftfllans aaa nssenrt, lsWu.
rrn. N iatkr aaan,.ttes l'sy~ ~
sat'ls rtetn. rastssn.tslset trimming
Hoop skirts ensnmenees ilus,Ir. fifsi
seen E,taieth,an tellats ans Inch
wide tllp,es, alsas,pnei--.,raw
epissri I,rtlean ha. and tes,hsr ~
sap II head changes u iaans, .a,han
bat, tipping fetvnr'l....hiti IN II, l.es.
=. and pansies. With ,el,e, strings
l,nss larger Shees shiny mefaees,-.
laced Hair frirsled very low on the
forehead. Two eafls behind. Ear.
ring. diamond clusters Shoulders
hcn, very much forward Hands dan.
rle little In frcn,, Umbrellas ,li.ap.
pear and raro~als commence NJ
scNirc III snlor's svarrer. hu, kanra.
roo ilirnap In full fvather. Rcdin.
gotes cease.
Omaha, Thursday. Revolution +,
pannicrs, wa,,caus and polonaise Inn
menso l,us,lcs gigantic s.orrroom
Cor Alta califotnians, salt Lake Her.
aids and Minneapolis Trilunes Ono
hundred and thirty.cight yards In a
drcss....bMc or yellow. trimmed with
l,lnck cotton lace. llack hair very
high, with three eurls, EARRINGS
lircncl, gill (naae In Maiden Lanc)
Gloves l.hnstpn ki.ls.--.lcmpn.eoolcd,
embroidered with Llaek. raras,ls
rnall. Morocco lpo,s changed 10 inr.
mcr's vn,in---.elns,ie sides lla,, felt
turbpn. trimmed with blue iililon---rcl
birds wing en II. Hoops, skirts very
large, El1ube.hian collar disappears
CONCLUSION,
New York anl Omaha hasc changed
places, Tho "rwcll" Omaha girls of
to-day dress about M our ''swell' girla
mol 10 dress, Once We Ind panniers
hud now they're afflicted with them,
They wcn. liko tho eplxoo,ir.-.-went
like tho kangaroo, hir.dor---vc.i NJ
tho rolonaisc rcinrotes aro going now,
Onr sil,#.1'lompsurgirl.of-tlo. period,
hna cmigrntcl, mud wc'yo got now
hrapoi statue right froW paria W.
nrc rvui ~ her erect shoulders, proud
~ her swelling Ghost. proud u her
asserting Nnmnnhool w arr glal IL
change tho eringing eoryphee for the
prouarr sia.ne ot piana.
May q ELi prRkiss.
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rooplo often wonder sh.ro all tho
cold weather comes frem, md why
alring lnsew 10 tho lap Of winter.
lahsst reports FROM Luke Superior
throw light ~ the su,jsst, 10 es.
lelplvl fo1y Nilts iran. s41re NJ .Mar-
4u,t'v Viii t'nl 1 pa,k nga, mud ali
lha ha.h and nl.is nrp till fatl frozen
osrr, Winds from that rcpilon may
lear healing II THUR WINS, but they
dnn't bcar heat. Nor II II quito aafc
a. yc' - trust - southern aerh,rs
since Texas and Now Mexico wero re-
ccn.ly covered with snow. Patience
and coal stove eome M near being
trus,y guardians u personal comfort at
this rason, ns anything wc know Of.
Mt until northern leo dssnI,es can VIZ
hc absolutely sure Of warm weather. -
Pioneer.
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All thc United states soldiers arc
getting their hair cut In anticipation
~ being called upon 70 100 tho Mo-
,lvqs.
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= a. tAsTiELD
JERSEY STOCK.

Ths nhirrsisn owns thr ietses iIrli
hr'll,Tht = 'iHs Z. iinifs ~ hes ab4rs,sh
ailA VII htrt hin, II, his N ilr ln .ieseH.
,nr iia nstsi ptl'ias wI,p .irli ~ iMrrfi,r
fhsil slHfA + N isi sattipsa eytal Na III
shatVei iln s,. sir i Kin ttr tlfti tslml. 81
Jersnf isAfi " I'M ,iNrtr,ei rnl -
i'll III ilHtt.j lt.lls sa4
fasrn gith i~fA
MuItDLN aTNuTliEH
usUnJ
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-06

leys are some OF the finest sugar or
chards ever saw; the trees are large,
thrifty aud very high.
On the 9th we crossed the Mississip-
pi at the foot of Lake Pepin, on an old
rickety horse boat, went through the
towns of Reeds Landing. Wabasha
and Minneisks. We halted at . spring
near the residence of Mr.. Fuller to
eat dinner We were treated very
kindly by the proprietor and his excel
lent lady, who are engaged in the dai-
~ business, and showed us their nice
" arranged spring house. in which the
water comes bubbline ont of the lime
stone rock and runs directly through
the milk house, which has q smooth
stone floor on which to set pans Of
milk: il is SO arranged that the water
can be raised to any depth desired
around the pans. The water 10 con-
veyed by means Of spout 10 the cat
tie and hog yards; another spout car
ries ii to water wheel some twenty
feet from the building, to which belt
Is attached that runs churn in the
building, and grind stone outside.
We laid in a supply Of butter, the best
we found on our journey, and pro-
ceeded on our way, camping ut Vino
ma. This is q beautiful river town In
Winona county.
We here left the Mississippi, the
road running in westerly direction
up a valley surrouneed by high hills.
Twelve miles brought us to the edge
of prairie. Judging from the amount
of grain we saw going to market. Win
ona isa business place with good
farming country close by.
We here turned south, went through
Rushford, Fillmore county, and then
bid adieu to Minnesota, crossing her
southern boundary Into Winneshiek
county. Iowa. DEBORAH, the county
town, has n population Of 5000, .
churches, 4 hotels, } newspapers, !
Touring mill and grain elevator. 1t
is situated near the center Of the coun-
ty on the upper Iowa river. The
country is broken and stony, with
consider able brush and small timber.
The t;lahle land 10 nearly all improv-
Ell. Wheat is extensively raised, the
present crop being better than an
average.
Manchester is a fourishing town Of
4, 900 inhabitants situated in the west
ern part Of Delaware county. We
went through Ananosa and Rome,
and on the evening Of the 18th saw the
church steeples OF our own county
town loom UP before US. We called
on our old neighbors, VIM. Morehead
aud family, who gave VS. n warm wei
come, and with whom We spent
pleasant night. Next day we reached
our home in Iowa township in safety,
and found all we'll. My wife and boy
Tommy never enjoyed better health;
and our little three months old Char
lie stands travelling and camp life rs
well as though he had been born q
Modoc, and has really changed in size
and appearance.
As remarked in another letter,
went 10 Minnesota To improve my
health; my expectation has been more
than realized. Had | known when |
started what | know now ! would
have gone prepared to brave the
storms of at least one winta: in the
valley Of the upper Mississippi.
JOSIAH COLLINS.
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The sand.c club Ii . weapon used by
rowdies and criminals in San Fran
cisco, resembling in principle the sand
bag used by the same sort of scoun-
drels in New York. The sand-club is
formed by filling an eel skin with
sand. When this instrument was
first brought into use, the authorities
were greatly puzzled by deaths, app
psrently from violence, yet no marks
could be found on the outside Of the
body. A burglar was finally captured
with sand-club in his possession,
made out of an eel skin stuffed with
sand. Being closely questioned, he
explained Its use. When the victim
is struck, for instance, on the head, he
drops inssnsible, and soon dies from
congestion Of the brain. Often tho
skull suffers no injury from the stroke;
and II the persOn struck rec0vera SEN
sibility, he gradually relapses into
condition Of idi0cy. Sometimes .
man struck in the body will be knock
cd down by tho peculiar force Of the
blow, and feel no immediate results
from 1t. In few weeks. however.
the fiesh will begin to m0rtify under
the line of the blow, and rot down to
the bone.
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A Bloody Record.

JOnn AshWOrth, Of kocnuAie, autHoI
of "Strange Tales" has written an ac-
count of his recent visit to Palestine,
or Walks in Canaan" as he terms
his tonr. He writes as consistent
man OF peace. His ten companions in
travel armed themselves with pistols
and revolvers, but he declined to do so.
He says, II believe that the less man
has to do with swords and guns the
longer he is likely 10 live. ! never
vet knew q consistent member of the
Peace Society shot. tm history tells q
sad tate on The other side. These being
my principles, had no gun to take
care Of" He thus speaks Of Jaffa, or
Joppa, the first place visited by him In
the Holy Land. "Some who have
visited Joppa did not go to comfort,
but to make widows; not to raise from
the dead, like Peter, but to destroy.
Pompey, Alexander, Saladin, Napole-
on terrible names. especially the last
all visited this city In 1893 Sapo-
leon besieged Joppa; the garrison offer
ed to lay down their arms and snrren-
der on the condition that their lives
were spared. Eugene aud Crosier,
two of Napoleou's staff officers, agreed
to the terms proposed. Four thousand
men laid down their weapons Of war,
and were led to the headquarters If
the French army, Napoleon ordered
them to sit down; t'..ir hands were
tied behind their backs; despair in-
stautly marked every countenance,
but ali were silent. A council Of war
was held, aud although his own OIL
GERS had promised them life, this deity
! France signed the death-warrant Of
the whole four thousand, aud ordered
every man to lie shot. Bound and
helpless, they were led down to the
bottom OF the sanh hills on the sea
| shore, aud formed into squares for ex-
ecution. They requested one word
with Napoleon; that one word was to
remind him of the terms of their sur
render: but the Acro, who had just been
through the hospitals and ordered the
poisoning OF four hundred sick crea.
lures, could now order four thousand
/ to be Jutchered. For five hours, French
soldiers fired volley after volley into
the dense mass OF sons, husbands and
fathers, till not one soul was left alive.
The returning tide washed the blood
Of this murdered host from the sands
of Joppa, but no tide will ever wash
their blood from those French execu-
TONERS and this soldier god. d.-Loadon
Friend.
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A second MethuselAh has been dis.
covered in Brazil. He 10 one hundred
and ssventy-nine years Of age, and
speaks Of happenings century and .
half ago. He reads the news from
Spain with great interest and urgss
some Of his children. and grssdehtl-
dren and grsst-grandshildrsn cfwhoa
has 294. to 60 to enlist IN the 6panish
army and honor their old sire.
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As matter Of fact, Gen. Butleris IN
Washington, overlooking with vatali-
~, pugDacity, deviltry, versatility,
subtlety, aud all the other forces, pow
ers and capabilities that go to make
hi m the most conspicuous man in the
country. He will let Off . little sur
plus steam in some cases he has before
Supreme Court, but will have ~ full
head on when Congress meets, a. any
small craft that come "fooling aroundn
In his track will find to their COST
Washington Star.
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The man who will stab at another's
reputation by insinuation and inuendo
is far worse than . thief. Property
may be replaced, but reputation. once
lost, Ia all but irredeemable, and % q
great writer has said. word 10 enough
to ruin man.
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Justices.
1OygN :. TQTTnIg.l.
e.. p SHEl.lDON.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. NOTARY PUB
" La Insurance Agent. and conyeyancer.
tssfiee Win the County Recorder in the court
fstss-e. Upton, Iowa, jan list, ls6s. nlvl5.
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fFSrick Uf THE PEACE Collections,
~ aud other business, promptly attended
io.-spfffce with county Superintendent in
basement of Coas1 House. 4mb
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
District Court of Cedar county, Iowa, No
yember term, 1879.
Vim. w. AldTich
against
Andrew Storck
and
Margaret StOrck.
vJyO Andrew Storck and Margaret Storck,
Defendants: Sou are hereby notified
that there is now on file in the office OF the
Clerk of tha District Court, in and for
the County of Cedar and State of Iowa, a Pc
tition OF Vim. w. Aldrich, Plaintiff. claim
ing of you the sum OF Twenty-Five hundred
dollars, ~, SOC. } as money Justly due him on
seven promissory notes; and also asking the
foreclosure ofa mortgage upon the north
east quarter ~ Of section eighteen us; and
north least quarter ca of the south-e east
quarter 14) of section eighteen Qs), all In
township eighty zone 81 north of range four
"a west ofthe 9th =. M.
Now unless you appear to said petition
and defend thereto at or before noon OF the
second day of the next term OF said Court,
to be beguh and held at Upton, in said Conn-
ty, on the 2itd day of November, 1873, de-
fault will be entered against you, and judg-
ment rendered thereon In accordance with
the prayer of said petition.
WOLF, LANDT 4 YATES,
tewa Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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&. l.. CHAMBERS. N. ID. i,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. has prac-
ticed twenty-five years in this viciaity,
and need only ask II continuance ofthe pub
lie nfdencc hitherto showi..
Offiro in city Drug store. Residence on
GedarSt., opposite Reformed church, Upton,
Iowa. y.0pi
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+. II. lsGRasgasy. N. D.,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Il SUR
III 8EON. Office and residence north Of
fseichert frass HARDWARE store. Upton.
Iowa. IS ~
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!. A. BissELL, ~. NAAEs. r.E. NAMES.
BlSSELL, NAM rs Il NAMES.

4 TTORNEYS 4 CotNsELoRs At LAW
~ VIII practice in the various Courts of
the State. Office on Main street. .pEoatte
the Court House. 3tf
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Physicians.
DR.. II. II. HAYNARD.

vYasYsIciAS AND SURGEON, L. $. Ex-
aynInev Of Pensioners, TIPToS. iowa.
sSAscc and stesidence opposit- tne Palmer
Nouse.
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=. ENSIGN. N. H.,

lDIlaicIAS & SURGEON, TIProS, Iowa.
Having had thirty years experience
pr. y. hopes 10 give satisfaction In all cases
entrusted 10 its care. ofiir-. at residence.
Two bloehs > east of Court square lstf
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Lodges.
Exchange Office

,p1iIr DRAFTS ON NEW YORK AND
- CHICAGO, for any required amount can
ne procured of the subscriber. Also, Bills
II Exchange u arittsh sterling, ON Eng
land or ireland.
Certificates of Deposit and Bank Drafts on
New York, Philadelphia, Boston or Chicago
:asAed. and Government Securities pur-
chased.
Passage Tickets from Liverpool. London
derry or Glasgow To New York, or Clarence,
furnished on moderate terms.
WM. II. TUTHtLL.
Upton, fawa. Sept. lst. 1870.
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GEO. =. FOCzzT, n. D.,

physician AND SURGEON, FxANTSEE
I af isesi-. .oner.. 1ipf0n, Iowa.
So Residence On the second block east
81 tha Palmer House. ONCE over City Drug
Sfore.
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On reaching Washington Mr.. Dow
sent the letter to Mr. Lincoln, and the
interview which he asked was imme.
diately granted. The meeting was
described to me as deeply affecting,
and to narrate all its incidents would
be an invasion of the sacred privacy
OF the maternal heart which had been
SO grievously smitten. Willie Lin
coin was fair, bright boy, very win
ming in his manners, and of u most
engaging disposition. His nature, in
deed, had just that fiower.llke sweet
, 1873-03-29

Tho proposal TINT two Professors Of Homo
opathy bo added to tho Mcdical Faculty ut Ann
Arbor brought before tho Legislature tic voho-
mont protest Of sevonty-oigl,t graduates of tho
Medical School. Thoy said that tho actoncc
Of medicine, in its broadcast sense alono had
been taught hitherto at Ann Arbor. To intro
duco homeopathic toaching wonld DO to bring
In special "pathy," to tho dotriment OF truo
science. notwithstanding thfs petition Of tho
nopathiste, the bill WAS passed aftor four hours
debate,
, 1873-03-29
THE SCAEFOLD.
Execution OF .Etlolnns smith, Mt LeHfs4
willie, and Charles M1tn7oy, Mt Alcxnn-
dr1n. YA.. k0r Murder.

Execution of TlOlnNs smith. Mt LcHfa@
willie, and Charles mna7oS, Mt Alcxnn-
dran, Va, for N1sar4ler-
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 28.--Chnrloa Manley
(co|ored), convicted Of tho murder Of III old
wl,ito rnan mined Monroe in July last, wns
hanged to-day, III tho proeonco OF u largo con~
courae Of people. Roofs OF bouBes In tho ycin-
ity, stoop1ou, and all prominent points wore
crowded. Tho drop fell at l2:40 this afternoon.
Tie body hung about twenty min'ltce. Alanloy
made a short Hpeoch attributng his fato to
whisky. Ho mot hiB death with great compo-
s11re Govoral colorod proachora attended, tho
doomed man, togott.or with committee from
tho Young Mop's Christian Association.
Loutsv1L1E, Ky, March 28.~-Tho negro,
Thomas Smith, was hung, to-day, for killing
Joseph Brado1, In May, 1871, u miles below the
city. He pezsiated IN asserting hia innocenco,
oven in prayers on tho Bcaffo1l, until told to
take htH stand OIL tho trap, whom ho gavo way
and confessed his guilt. TAo execution took
place in an open common south Of tho city.
Probably 1000 pooplo wero present. l1a neolt
was dislooated by tho fall OF so inchos. Ilo did
nonta ceased in fow minutoH Death enaued
in six minutes, aud tho body was cut down at tho
end of twenty n,nutoB.
Smith waa desperate character, and tho MIR
der WAS cold-blooded, and TOR robbery, though
the murderer got but a Bmnll amount. The muir
derel mall'B widow VAS Mt tue execution In
carriage, and Witnessed tho entire acono. Smith
lRborol under high excitomcnt, OIL tho scafold,
pravad inceBsant1y and at tho laHt begged flor
fittio more time, 1Io had mado n,nny mHHtate-
ueents in regard to dfroront peraonB connected
with tho trial all OF OF which llo retracted. It
was tho first execution lloro for throo yoars.
, 1873-03-29

Like so many Of their ueighbore, tho farmers
Of Livingston County boliovo that ono Of tho
surest romodios for tho transportation troubles
is tho complete abolition Of nll taxeB on railroad
and ahp-building materials. At thor mootfng
at Pontiac, yesterday, thoy domand absolute
re~ccho the complaints Of railroad monopoly,
cali upon tho Legislature for relicf, pledge their
support to tho cittzonB defendant in tho tres-
pasa auits, advocate tho opening of waterways
to oaso transportation. and summon tho Con-
greBsinnal sa1ary-thfeycs to refund Or rosign.
, 1873-03-29

FIRST rAGE--Tho Fnr1nors' Movement: 1e1tent OF
Orsaulzatfon- Miscellaneous Tolcgzams-Adver-
tiabmnntb.
SECOND rAaIs- Michigan unlsorsity; Legislative In.
1estlgAton Into Medicine and holtEtonE
uzaovsnqca; augEoston Of Kemedy for tho Trans"
no.tat!on lsvt-Raiway FroiRhts-Our Firc Or1l-
nnnoo-South Chicago Ahsira-Olty Hall plnns--
Rubu1ban Nhtes-Tho Coming Judicial Elootiout
Third pAGE-Tho Law Uourts-Ono Of nhnyon'a Tso-
oont Jobs-Olty III Dt!ef-possonal-aonora No"s
acknowledgements. -
FO111aTII pAGE--Edltorals: Rnilway Managors and
etookholdera, btr. potoss' Short Cat for Fnrmorsi
Tho Farmers and tho Elght-Hour strikoi lake
Froights-Curront Nora Paragraphs.
FIFTH pAGN-Ycstor1aya Proceedings In tho i1linoin
Gonorat Assembls-The Adsms.strcot hi5story--
Arrangements - GIarkots by Telegraph - Advortiso.
nlents.
B1xTl1 rAGE-Monotary and Commercial -Nnilroad
Timo acknowledgements. =!
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