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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-19
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AGRICULTURAL DErAHrAENr
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Produce Dealers.

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titled 20 the patronage anil support III tho
busl people IL Iowa mil tho West.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
swEARs 70 IT.

swEARs 10 IT.
WAsHISGToS, October l9.-Ex-Presi-
dent johnson has made affidavit to his
claim for $4,000 sgsins. the frat Nation
al bank.
COTTON CROP.
The average condition Of the cotton
crop has fallen of from SO to 7si per
cent. since the Hrst week in September
The October status Of crDps is materially
reduced. The season must be Of average
length and correspondingly favorable fol
picking ~ insure the crop equal to that o
last year. The state averages are AS fol
lows: Virginia, 90; North Carolina, IS
South Carolina, 90; Georgia, 81 Flori
da, 20; Alabama, 49,; Mississippi, 10
Louisiana, 65; Texas, 50; Arkansas, ca
Tennessee, 90; Missouri, 80.
Outstanding legal tenders $500, 2G2, ASS
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FROM ST. LOUIS

IRISH CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT UNION.
ST. LOUIS, October 1.-THE Irish Gath
slic Benevolent Union met again this
morhing,snd took up as u special order OF
business the report of the committee on
constitutional amendments. After brief
dicussion it was announced that Henry j
Spsunhurst and R,v. Il. Schiminger,
president and secretary of the German
Catholic Central association, were present
and both took seats on the platform, and
made brief speeches congratulsting their
Irish citizens upon the good work in
which they are engaged.
FOUND GUILTY.
la June last, when the town of Ham
iIton. Missouri, was nearly destroyed hy
fire, man named Capn was arrested fo
arson and setting fire to his own store
causing thereby = disastrous cona,gra
ton, was tried yesterday. This mornin,
the jury returned . verdict of guilty.
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FROM MINNEAPOLIS.

MIsNEAPoLIs, Minnesota, October II.
The Tribune has the following regard
ing the Northern Pacific railroad: Cen
ersl manager c. w. Mead, Of the Union
Pacific railroad, was in the city yesterday
and in the course Of conversation stated
tina. it is proposed by the management to
operate tho road as far as Jamestown this
winter, certainly rs the road is supplied
with snow fences, ETC., to that point. II
the winter is no. II severe one trains will
be run to Bismarck, but If it is severe they
will be discontinued. jamestown is about
100 miles west of Fargo. Work
on tho road is to begin and prosecuted in
the spring. Gen. Cass has appointed the
following gentlemen as commissioners te
examine and report on the condition Of
tho road A. q. Sands, of Cincinnati
Gov. W. Steele, Of Poinesyille, Ohio, anc
Gen. w. Ledue, of Hastings. These gen
tlemen start this afternoon, with Mr.
Mead, in special car, and will go ove'
! the road,
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MARKET REPORT.

NEW YORK, October l7.-Money irreg-
ular. Loans ranged from ! 10 6per cent,
aud finally closed Al 7 per cent. Gold
rrmer and less active, aud ranged from
To II; opening nj former and closing
nj the latter. Clesrings 4700o,Oo0. As
sistant treasurer disbursed $4,000. Gov
o. nmcnts active but market Irregular.
state bonds more active n. improved
prices. Stocks irregular and with fire.
quent changes till close.
ST.. LOUIS, October l7.-Hemp doll
only choice saleable.
Flour dun and weak.
Wheat; spripg fair in demand and
higher; No.2 81 lOGl IL fall ftmer, No
3 red II 34@l 3o No. 81 5sGel 80.
Corn; mixed dull and lower; No. = 4 ia
i2c; regular 43c car lots 4lst.
Oats frmer; No. 2 3i@ 15c.
Barley; No. and higher qualities
scarce and hrmi No. = 81 30(dl 35i choic,
81 45d)l 50.
| Rye steady and firm; No. 2 zoe.
FORK quiet and unchanged.
| Dry salt meat duh and unchanged.
Bacon quiet time sales clear rib ut 3
@Sic; clear S!99c.
| Lard dull aud unchanged.
Whskey lower o2993c.
New ORLEANS. October i1.-Flour-
stock small; xxx 81 50@S rs; iamil.
So 1903 rs
Corn quiet at zoe.
Oats dull ut Doc.
| Dry salt shoulders firm at DC.
Whisky firm; Louisiana 96c; Cincin
nsti$l 03.
CHIC co, October 7.-Flour-demsn
firm aud market firm; good to choice eA
ira spring s. 50G5 60
Wheat demand active and prices ad
vanced No spring 81 oIl cash 81 90
seller in Octob r; No l dull Mt Vi OeC
O8i; No 3 firm ut 81.
Corn-demand active and prices ad
vat ced No 2 mixed 37c cash; 3s!c selle
IN November.
Oats-demad fair and prices advanced
No2 81 &c cash 81 C seller in Novemb'
Rye -deman fair and market ilrm N
2 63(G63c.
Barley-demand fair and market firm
Nn3 spring 81.
Pork quiet and weak and shade lowe
1873 round lots cash l2i@l!sc to seller i
December.
Lard steady at 7i@7sc cash; 7@7Ic
seller in December.
Bulk meats quiet and unchanged.
Bacon quiet and unchanged.
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RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBURG. Oct, i7.-Down, Henry
Ames, Il h Lee. Up, Belle Ice, cloudy
and warm.
CINcINSATI, Oct. l7.--River s,ali' may
with feet in tho channel. No arrival.
or departures.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct l7.--Arrived, Jno
F. Toll, - Louis. No departures and
clear and warm.
NASHVILLE, October l7.-Rivcr de.
Ginning; eleven inches on shoals. Weather
hazy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, October l7.-Rivcr sta
tiousry, with 70 inches in the canal, ~
inches on Portland bar, 90 inches reported
on French Island We.ther hot and
cloudy. Arrivals: Pat Rogers, Cincin-
natl; RISE Hitc, Henderson. Depart
ures: Pat Rogers, Cincinna,i RIOS
Hite, Henderson.
MEMPHIS, October l7.-River declin.
ing. Weather sultry with prospects o!
rain Arrivals John A Scudder, City oi
Chester, Susie Silver, from St. Louis
Crescen, City and Exporter from New
Orleans. Departed; City of Chester, FL
porter and Crescent City, for st. Louis
susie Silver, New Orleans. Business OF
the levee improving.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO

ELECTED BY 5000 MAJORITY.
Later returns indicate McKinistry, In
dependent candidate tor supreme judge,
elected by about 5000 majority and will
not be materially changed by the returns
yet to come, Much interest is manifested
therein.
RACES.
A great running race comes of to.mor-
row at Oakland park, Four mls he t.
Tor II purse of 5000. The horses entered
are Irene Harding, Joe Daniels, Kate
Gift, Target, Bonita, Nellie, George, Bal.
lot Box, Hardwood.
DESPERATE.
Theodore Stevens at San Emigidio
Milkern county, stabbed and severely
wounded Fred, Stillman, killed Caspe,
Stillman, and severely wounded Melon
sid Stillmsn, a mill engineer. The dcs
perado ran, was caught, made desperat
resistance and was finally killed.
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FOREIGN.
MORE GOLD.

MORE GOLD.
LONDON, October l7.-Sixteen thous'
and five hundred pounds withdrawn from
the Bank Of England to-day for shipment
to America.
LONDON, October 17.-Arloenike castle,
formerly the residence of tho Duke OF Alb
ercorn has been burned. Many works OF
art including numerous sketches by Land
seer lost.
MADRID, October II General Jovellai
the newly appointed Captain General Of
Cuba, left Santandor for Havana ye'.er'
day. The government squadron remain'
aVGibraltar.
LONDON, October l7-5 p.m.-Bullior
Withdrawn from the Bank Of England f
balance to-day was les, 600 pounds, with
drawn from the bank yesterday for ship
men,s to America. Rates for money a
stock exchange on government securities
4 ! per cent. 1t ia generally believed tn
rates discount the Bank Of England
to be advanced on or before Thursda.
next
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DiAby's court he [Stokesysaid Flax ~sa
blackmailcr and lo,fer, and that Che,
Stokes) carried a pistol ard would shoot
him. Stokes seemed full Of indignation
at this testimony, and was about TO rise in
his place in court, apparently TO conua'
dict the witness, but his mother restrained
him. Ex-Assistaht District Attorney
Fellows was asked by the prosecution to
state the conversation that took place
on accoun. Of homicide between himself
and John McKeon, and their client,
Stokes. The prisoners counsel Objected
and the objection was sustained by the
court The witnesses for the prosecution
laid the foundation by proving that the
indictment had been found against Stokes
previous to that conversation. Tho court
then took recess.
After the recess Deputy Cofoler Marsh
was put on the stand. Witness tes''hed
to making post nortem examination On
the late Jas. Fisk rremain pat the wit
ness through rigid cross examination
with view of elici.ing from him that
Fisk died from the al c's on taking TOO
much morphine, aud boing prob'd too
much ard paskilfuLy, aud not 'ren pis-
a., ~ounsS6sss. t1As~eny On this poin'
WAS much the same us given on the Hrst
trial. Col Fellows swore iha. tho cloak
of Fisk's was in the same condition rs
when it came into the district attorneys
office. The prosecution have rested the
case, rcserving tho right TO call further
witnesses morrow. Nj Don Passos
then commenced the openng address Tor
the defense. but being taken suddenly IL,
the court adjourned.
THE TWEED T.lAL.
The Stokes trial, in which no ne" tesu
mony was ELECTED, was interrupted to-day
by the district attorney, who moved that
the time be fixed for the trial of VIM. NJ.
Tweed and others, under what are known
AZ ring indictments. Tweeds case was
set down for trial Immediately on the
termination Of tho Stokes case.
BASEBALL.
In q game OF baseball played to-day
the Boston's made rs, the Atl,ntics !.
IN THE woMAN's CONGRESS,
to-day, papers wore read on motherhood
by Mrs. Lucinda G. Chandler on the
social aspect Of the re-admission o
woman into the medical profession, by Dr
Mary Putnam Jocsbi, and on the educa-
ton of woman, by Helen L. d. Potter.
JOE couBURN.
Statement is ma de to-day tina. Joe Cou
burn will decline all challenges to fight
He is determined after his match with
Mace, not to enter the ring as principal Of
second, and that besides during the pas
year he has suffered from fever and ague
"LooKoUr."
The race horse Lookout" for which
six thousand dollars has been refused, dice
last night
IN BASKRUPrcY.
| L. w. and }. p. Corroers, brokers, wen
into bankruptcy to-day. Liabilities 500
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FROM COLUMBUS.
THE hkTtRNs

THE RkTURSs.
CoLuMBus, October 1.-THE election
returns As yet are Of a very unsatisfactory
character, and it is impossible to state def.
initly who will be the next governor
The Democratic state committee from
their returns received from 81 counties
official IL, and gueses as to other coun-
ties, row claim A lien elected by 500 ma
jority. There is considerable doubt as to
the balance of the state ticket, but the
chairmau Of the Democratic committee is
of the opinion that tn, Democrats have
also elected the state ticket, with the ex-
ception Of White for Supreme judge, and
Wilson for comptroller They also claim
l6 majority on Joint ballot in the general
assembly. Republicans do not give up
the ship as yet, and clatn that nothing but
the full Official return can definitely de-
eide the question rs to who is elected. The
Democrats hold
| JOLLiyIcA1IoS MEETING
tomorrow night, and 1t which Allen and
others will speak.
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The history of the killing OF X NJ.
Richards, proprietor Of the varieties thea
ire in Nashville, and the circumstances
which led to it, as rested BY the Nashville
Union and American', doos not ea.itle
the perpe rator to the sympathy usually
felt for The ACTOR 10 such case. When a
brother or fs,hs: shoots The
destroyer of the innocence OF
Q young and inexperienced girl,
too many instances have occurred to
prove that the sympathes of the public,
not toned in unison with the.law, are with
the self-consti,utcd avengers. But for
the killing Of Richards the usual provoca-
tion cannot be urged. Richards was a
man Of thirty-seven years OF age
and the woman in the case but little shor
Of thirty, widow, and the mother of I
child four years Of age. Her hiend
can urge in exhaustion Of he
fault neither youth nor Ignorance
rejection which may no. bel
to .ease the future medita
tions Of the too hot headed brother
who put an end to Richards lift.
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The Memphis Evening Ledger Of
Wednesday gives the following in regard
to the prevailing epidemic from which it
will be seen that there is really no i'm
provement in the condition Of that afflicted
city
Our report to-day speaks for itself
forty-four deaths in twenty-four hours,
thirly-ave Of these from yellow fever
This Is no improvement. The disease IL
so thoroughly impregna,ed in tho al
which we all breathe that nothing but
killing black frost followed by continued
frosty weather, will sbate the epidemic
Our tabular report of to-day shows 81
desth, from yellow fever, besides 33l from
other csuses-mostly, no doubt, yellow fe
yer. We can safely say that 1000 hav'
died Of the yellow fever within one month
A good many new cases are reported TO-
day, but old cases ssem to be under better
control.
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TEhEGRAPHIG,
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin
FROM NEW YORK.
WOMAN 5 CONGRESS.


New York, October l7.--At the last
evening of the Woman's congress, Mr..
Sarah j. Spencer read an address on the
education Of the sexes, which subject bad
She argued that the sex Of the soul was as
ndistructible az the soul itself Rev, &c.
liza Burleigh read II paper on the relation
Of woman to her dress, holding tina, the
present style Of woman's dress 10 ugly, I'M
natural and immodest, and unless woman
can be emancipsted from its tyranny, even
the ballot can do but little for her.
THE CLAIMS
| OF Women Teachers was the su liect Of an
essay prepared by Harriet Beecher Stowe
and Catherine Behrer. Mis- Charlotte
Wilbern brought the session to close by
an essay on the Invaluable Home, N
which she eloquently opposed the custom
of families living in boarding houses, ho
tells, etc.
FREE ASSOCIATION.
At the Ansl session OF the Free Relip i
on, Association las, night, .lohl
Weiss read paper on tho worl
done in the recent conference
Of delegates from the Evangelical Ali
ance. Aaron A. Powell was successivel
Kissed and spplsuded tor saying that from
the day John Brown was murdered il
Virgins, he never felt more saddene,
than on the day tho Modoc Indians wer
hanged. Mrs. Mary +, Davis delivered
brief address, deploring the sb,ence Q
women speakers at tho recent Evangell
cal Alliance. The concluding speech @
the convention was delivered by the chair
man, Rev Ar. rockingham,
sfoK Es TRIAL.
Andrew Parker, head clerk At the Man
chester house, testified in the trial {
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FROM BOSTON.
ARR EsTED.

ARRESTED.
BosroN, October l7.-James M, Lowell
has been arrested IN Lawrence, Mass, on
suspicion Of numbering his wife nj Lewis
ton, Me at or near which city skeleton
of . woman WAS recently found. MI
Lowell mysteriously disappeared three
yesrs ago,
SUICIDE.
DR.. +. II. Barges, the Brazilian consul
At this port committed suicide this after
noon by shooting himself with nPstol.
Cause supposed to have been fnancia
em bsrrassmenu.