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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-06
June 1. 1 o'clock n. IN,

June 1, / o'clock h. N,
Board callul t,|urder all members
present
Tho petition Of a y. Wright and
others q oren that portion Ut county
road No Ill that crosses tho railroad
track north 1t market street was ~
rcised. and on motion, tho petition WIS
granted.
III tho settlement with Il. lirannan.
Town Clerk II Chester township for
ISL, they fund balance due him u
~, d.lnO dollars, iur l>1.. balance
remaining III his hands II ono hundred
ani fsrty-cight aud bi-l00 dollars
(SlIs 5l-iou.
Motion malc aud carried that mn
appropriation II ono hundred dollars
10 maac and placed III tho hands IL the
Township Trustees Of Howard township
% repair tho bridge across Crane Creek
near Mr.. Lokie'r.
Motion made aud carried TINT an
appropriation u ono hundred and flfty
dollars DO made and placed III tho hand,
of TIM Up. Trustees II Paris township.
- repair bridge across Crane Greek,
ncar Mr.. Griflins.
Motion made mud carried that IN,
Auditor be instructed % Layo all
Sehuel Lands IN tho county appraised
aud advertised for sale according 10
Inv.
Mo,ioncd mpvcd aud carried that
tho Treasurer be directed 10 refund II
q \ Thurbcr. onc mud k0-lOO dollars
on tie taA of 1908. On u. I. HI 100
! lc, il being m erroneous tux.
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An persons indebted 10 Samson 4
Simonas, by notc ~ hook account viii
save trouble aud costs by making i'm
mediate payment q tho undersigned.
cresco, May 18th Ira.
oOtf q. Is. SAMSON
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-06

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le as.g s,fas SIT ssnHetcink
IL ~ rrei.'s ~ shpu bg TN stu
lsek, have nasle s4svti sauina.
thu, taking 18th lsln IL MIL 1i.s.rsss
apl after ,.uau,stng H. exemptions. |
Aui them u esansrad With The
mnnshly dividends, atNl va,.ses ~ tic
tslrr 1hu examination comprised
nil .aScs ,sesi>ol hs linn r. liz year
lss. and found the h cas we'll kcl,
and arc.uais IL gss,l order anl Proper
vouchers | al menies received
Al which i respectfully suhmi,,oi
a. II. Sasllsr. Iunai,tre.
Adjourned until 4, M.
tine o'clock i m.
Rnarl called to order.
Msnhers present, Potter, smcllcy.
aud scarlcs
The petition of Il Isabel fer OK.
cmrtiau from tax fir the year 1870,
on civh, acres II iurcs, trees, was on
motion allowed.
The petition 4 A Il Wheeler far
exemption from tax IT ls,1a III four
acres &c fruit trees, WIS on motion Ill
lowed,
On mo,ion tho Treasurer was direct
cd to refund the poll tax for tho years
If ISL and -. 10 Edward Teclc,
Motion made and carried that an
additional appropriation 81 eighty did.
lars he made and placed in the hands
uf the Township Trustees II Alton
township, to huila bridge acress the
big Wapsic river, near Mrs Mahoncy's
farm.
| The commissioner appointed h. view
out and locate county Rad rc.itiunea
for d, YIN, Phillips. reportca favor
ably. and On motion the petition grant
81 thu commissioner appointed 70 view
aut and laratr County rnal, petition.
ed FIR h, Michel Foley and others, r..
ported fayarahiy, and N motion tie
petition was granted
The Hoard Then proceeded T. exam.
inc the assessment rolls Il the ,li.irrvnt
townships, and after carefully eomar.
inr them, il was m.sel and carried
that the assessment, remain n returned
Us tie township assersars
The following bills were presented
aud allowed
Gland. Allow IL.
Emh.t Barber oilice
sent 1 ~ 60
Elnmpl barber survey
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NROM tho Hahscrihsr near Rochester,
- Mimi. ono team III work horNH, Dc.
serIbri IA follnws One grldine, aged nine
years, dark bay. boih hind fse, white. black
name and tail. satlllo markcd little. Alsn
one briuh, hay mare abou, nine years nld,
collar marked. with Mhiir, Il liiilr Cry
hair near the heal. cars rather long and
hold closc together weigh about no
rnnnlf earl, md are we'll mated In Size.
Have been traced ~ the vicinity Ut trrsco
Any prrson who viii give Information
leading 10 their recovery. will b. literally
rewarded. Atlresa,
JOllN O'NRlEN,
aiw3 Rochester, MINI.
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A fafmss b, New lie n Ill asaAs :
lcne rommaaseati IT, lssaa.ue,.s
On she sahieei II tpsnAles. hass snr@
rests i catiea. llaa ~ liscr prevention
We have NJ, slaee III II, letter vn,ire
but The following 49, III n.ain features
u the theory regarding shesc storms.
end The meshei proposed fr a.safuins
them. MAJ, scientists, ta,s our cor.
respondent. "ha,c advanced what |.
called The electric Il, II: ,ha, electric.
isy, IN ito active positive, aal negative
action produces al tn phenomena II
s,erms aud tcraalc.s. I'll. hupwa
laws that govern el.c,,ieis.
will fully explain
how storms are produced in all their
phases The writer la4 caused tie
mercury In tic thermometer IL fall
many degrees in few minutes, by
simply dirpctn; 4 stream a electricity
upon tho bulb. The evaporation IL
few drops of water from the cup u IN
slectromcscr viii cause the leaves ii
that instrument to diversc aud sAsw
signs u grea, electric excitement. In.
equal evaporation, over aay e,uutry
not dry desert, will soan threw tho
electric equilibrium ), out of Lalauce
that wind will soon Le blowing ,ptr
from tho locality !, disturbed. |, takes
grea, hca, Il develop ,ae taraa.le. ana
this heat Il ~, due altogether u ,ac
sun's rays, thnnsh tho primary action
il generally caused h, tho sun Wc
have lros,s IN summer and warm weather
IN winter Why il this. TIE action
Of thu suns rass is uniform throughout,
ths year, allowance being made TT Tho
slant Of tho rays hc,Weea summer agl
winter. Ralloenis,s say tia, the ~.
psarancc " 4 sht~er sera from q Aish
elevation il ii shape lie an hun vhss
or two pyramids .r'.nea i, ,heir apex.
O. The avruaaal, Jim Nise. WIZ
was caught ii i .pwer Willie making
M ascension, So tfa, il ,he interior Il
the shower |. Wind wus blowing upward
from the ground; tint |, was intensely
cold, with iresi, aud saew, aud great
electrical excitement. while abose anil
outside u tic shower /. was compare.
lively warm. In this easc the infer.
ence would be that electricity was tie
controlling cause. and 10, The result, II
the shower. READERS of this article
viii rcepllcc, seeing tho smpke from
prairie fires roll np clouds and star.
showers a, the point where Ito smoke
reaches i,s highest elevation. The
smoke of these Hrcs ascending from tue
burnt grass II mois, tleugls makcs Il
good conductor for electric currents.
creating On upward current uf wind
that carries tue moisture up To the
elevation where clouds can be con,lcn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-06
P R 0 6 Z Z D / N 6 s
OF TIE
BOARD OF Al'pERvISORs
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liuN AID tpl MY, IOWA.
june session, NH.

OflfcE o. rnE RoARn or
SUPERVISORS.
Cllsoo. Howard County, LAVA.
Jun. 81, lssa, | o'cloek i. N.
Board eall,a IL of,lor BY thu Clerk.
Members present, S,nelloy aud
Sentcs.
Tho following Lil'1 were presented
aud allowed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-06

kookuk rlorira IL tho possession ~
FUR pacing horses, my mo u which
can travel mile III .:21
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Congress dArrn't single ut thc Mo
lilirr men, hu. ,he grim Reaper i d.
ing il.
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On motion, adjourned until june l
ut d d. III.
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From assissan, city matshal Nea|e,ry
Nlp has jus, ,s,nrarl from long. w,
fsuilie.s seaseA s.ftpg tie ls.n,i,t> IN
Tssas, ssss ,he Pr, seei, tkansasD
Monitor. II tle : VIA, W. nltaia tAr
following description Y. tho rcrs nj u
tho iiti.rsa, taeashers .f that very
agreeable anil aniah'c family. tie lr.,
fail anil aa,hen,ic description ~, pub.
lIsLvI.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
ArEaIRs IN CIrRA.

An APPEAL AGAINST CCNSERvATIVE5-ENGAGE3
WITH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO BE POSTPONED.
HAVANA, July 2J.-The RepVjica EspG0oia
publishes an appeal from the Republicans addressed TO
"C.uzu Gen. Piotail,' denounc n The meetings which
hayo been lately held for the oct nsibe object Of amc
rating financial and comm rcial affairs IN the island It
declares these meetings have accomplished nothing; T;
they have merely put or action in hopes that the Carl
ists or Atonssts would get into power The Conserya-
tiyes are termed the enemies Of the Republic and the
services OF the Republicans, whose numbers are not TO
be dcspised, are offered TO the Captan-General The
address concludes: Command Us and you VIII nnd us
full Of courage ready TO combat for liberty order, the
integrity OF tie soil jus icc and night. Think wa over
this, Citizen Pieain. Think OF the words Of our Savior
Those who are not with me are against me-"
dispatch from ruerOPcucpe says 3 division Of
srrusn troops was recently surprised by the insurgents
sharp ,,i.rmsh followed, when, reintOrcamolts ar
irving, tIe enemy was finally compelled TO ret.ro.
WASHINGTON. .. c., July 25.-Hformation from Madrid
by telegraph has just been received in diplomatic circles
Ira. the CorJes 10y large majority have resolved that
they viii conicr no further political privileges IN Cuba
uutI the insurgents shall lay down their arms.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
FOREIGN NOTES.
NJ. Maximilien Littre is dangerously i'll.

NJ. Maxmlien Litue is dangerously ILL.,
Upon taking his departure from Europe for
home the Shah Of Persia viii embark at Briudici
Capt H1lpin has jast successfully completed
the LAYING of fourth cable between Sidney, Cape Brc
tou ami PlIcentia, \ ewfoundlaHd.
A telegram from Mons says an explosion of
rcdamp occurred sd yuui aY, in a coal mine
M Framieres. Five miners were killed aud several
injured.
Gen. Blair, United States Minister to Costa
Rca. Mr Blddle United States Minister TO salvador
and GEN LaNttr, Uni cd states Minister TO honduras
are ia Panama en- route A0meward.
Fifty of the persons who participated in the
beer riots at several months ago.
have been convicted and sent TO prison for terms
ranging from nine months 20 four years.
The revolutionary elements seem TO be for
the present quiet in Panama The disturbance in the
Department Of Chorgn is believed til to be unsettled
The Government frcchted the Monujo at $500
a dav aud embarked on board OF her force OF 80
10 act ON arrival at David circumstances demanded.
Though the leaders at present scattered aud not on
hand there exists strong undercuT cnt OF m feeling
among the black population OF Panama against the pres
cnt Government which they accuse OF betrayus their
cause and favOriug the whites.
lfor other foreign Nees se zNi'd and Eighh Pag>Gl
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26

grams were perused with eager interest In the hoteS
and on the streets the various editions Of the afternoon
daies were in great demand and at the fire Insurance
Offices there was general quaking. The telegraph
offices were crowded, and inquiries and answers peH 10
and from the burning city until 90 was told thai lhe a'
tmorc remen had conquered. Insurance people cradu-
ally became reasurcd and excitement cooled down m
the streets and % the hotels. until at nighGah the
startled community resumed its usual composure.
Business 1aen in this city will suffer ia the slightest
degree from the Baltimore fire, and trade viii not be-
affected - all the fire not having been in the business
portion OF the city The losses among the insurance
companies o. New York VIII be distributed very i2htV'
as nearly at Of the risks assumed by offices IN thi' CIV
are in the busine ana manufacturing districts OF the
city The heaviest lines n Baltimore are held by ;hc
home companies and those in Philadelphia most OF the
Offices Of tbc lto~ CITY having agencies in Baltimore.
reporter OF TIE TRIBUNE visited Yesterday the va
ous insurance Offices ON Broadway, and learned that
the loses VIII Doe very small. TIE officers OF
the Merchants Insurance Company stated that
they had only $4,000 at risk in the entire
City OF Baltimore aud they knew OF no loss The
Iiycrpoo London aud Globe Company does not antci-
nate losing very much, II anytungiat all. The Irving
Insurance Company has few risks the wimrvcs and
IN the dry goods distinct but the lire was not ln ''
NORTON OF the city the comuany viii not lose anything
Tho Hoffman Insurance Company ha7 800 risks in the
burned district neither mas tine German American COM
many. The Baltimore agent Of the Continental teie-
bad nj d. fl Cllu1l lose over $500 iu the burnt
disrictp Tn art an OF the New-Yors companies either
held no risks N the part of the city destroyed or else
tbcy lose very slightly. IN Baltimore as In every cy'
tho home companies secure the risks on private d"e'-
ugs this class Of insurance being considered the 'a''
and most pronJabe.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
THE STORY OF TIE FIRE.
RAPID PROGRESS OF THE FIAMEs-THE PRINCIPAL

RAPID PROGRESS OF THE FIAMEs-THR PRINCIPAL
LOssEs-INsURANCE QUESTIONS
BALTIMORE, July 2j.-About 1890 o'clock this
morning, hTe broke out in the extensive four-story
brick steam plauiug-mill, sash and door factory.
owned aud occupied by Joseph Thomas d Son. and
situated On the south side Of Cay-st., near Park.
Clay st. is narrow street, beginning at LibeTtv.st
about midway between and parallel with Saratopa-
st. on the north and Lexington-st. on the
south, and extends west, inteTsectng Park and
Howard-sts and terminating at Eutaw st. Thomas's
paningmil was in shape like the letter l., having
tront on both Clay and Park-sts. The fire broke out
IN the engne-rOOm near the center Of the mill and
IN a short time the building was enveoped in
hames and the boilers OF the engine exploded.
In the mean time the fre-alarm was sounded
ana lhe steamers were soon on the ground
and playing On the fire. stiff breeze from the
southwest was blowing and owing to the heat and
The dryness Of the materials, the flames soon com
municated with the adjoining buildings on each
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
ycw AsrEc1s or TIE GORDON CASE.

THE ARREST or GORDON DECLARED TO HAVE bLiN
Ok AMERICAN som-GENElAL SYMPATHY En-
pnr.-gp FOR THE MISUNDERSTANDING FEELING
STILL IXIsTs.
r;cr,PoIrs. July est seems now to be
cercraly conceded by persons on botn sides of the
boundary that the recapture OF Gordon was ehecteoh
American soil. The Minneapolis Tribune has let''r
from its Pembna correspondent in which he says ne
had an interview with Mr.. Bradley, the custom'house
mcer who released Gordon and arrested the Americans
The following IS part Of the interview;
Peuortcr-Will you please state, Mr.. Bradley lIo
exact point at which you made the arrestsf
Rr,dIov-At the corner of the fence over there.
Pcportcrs rot that point south Of the line recently
located as the new boundaryt
Rrqdev-Yes; about 10 yards
.rb sDopdent further says that by treaty WIN
TpgIond the boundary line between the United states
I the Tfritish Provinces declared to be the 4"h
parallel Of north latitude .
mat noint being admitted II only remained TO locate
that line No regular recognized :surYey ever h'NuE
been made the proper authorities OF the TWO Govern
o,ts annointed Commissioners to jointly examine ana
- ,i line and said line so located was to be the
S,orv line II is positively stated, good authority
, 90 further proceedings In the case were necessary
,hot the two nations ratified the survey before lnaue
ord that the instant the stakes were SET uuuoi
,ho tdirection OF the Commissioners. all sou'h
y, '.o II s,ate and line became American terri
aec than tbc arrests OF Hoy and keegan were Simply
cases Of kidnapping which the officers OF the brsn
r,r,ent arc personally amenable II the capture OF
cdon was in violation OF law. international or local.
60 WAS the capture OF the officers sent 10 make nS
rrost The Custon-house stands on the American SOIL
and the Government OF Canada was occupying u TOT 'nc
s NJ collection of customs alone through the courtesy
of the Government at Washington, and by no supuia
zion or snecal ARRANGEMENT were they allowed to use II
for other purposes -, ,...
s,eciaI di.patch TO The Minneapolis tribune from
Fort IGarry today says there has been great ehahs
In the sentiment Of the people within the past few dy
with the exception OF the servie crowd VINO worship III"
majesty Attorney General Clarke no man can DC ioun"
vino does not openly sympathize with the prisoners
The Winnipeg Free Press. which echoes pubic opihon
,bere in an editorial tomorrow morning. Will SPEAK VI
| the outrages and the insulting bulletin pupiisneu ~,
| Yesterday and already telegraphed' IL "i
| sav. 1T ia the grossest and most coWaru-
| ~ and despicablc attempt at intinidhuoh '"n'
has ever come under our oDser'auohi "
heinc no more or than bare-faeed ana aIocio
stfcinpt 40 intimdating the Court INTO non
of hail IL should be distinctly patent 10 the perpc'
tr. of the yainOus act that courts are aooNc
tid tion and that Canadians are not 10 Do iou " to
go ana 10 be set like pack OF dogs ht ahy this
| maj arises merely 10 gratlfy WhaJ may pS ' s,o
| ua,snnnl revenge OF man or men uInep
| Po,,otad in their epdeavors 10 levy biaekwalI'
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
DESPERATE TRAGEDY AMONG THE CREEK
INDIANS.


WASHINGTON, July 25.-E. Il. Roberts, Agent
for the Indians Creek Agency Of the Indian Terri
tory reports 10 the Indian Bureau under date of July
d. the particulars OF the bloody tragedy in which six
Indians lost their lives:
Tim Barnett, prominent and wealthy Creek citizen
had two or three wives between one OF whom and an
Indian named Josiah Gray there had been some inti-
macy, which resulted In quarrel between Gray and
Tim. Some time afterWard Tim learned that Gray had
threatened to kill him or was trying % Kill him. ana,
taking with him few friends, he laY In wait for Gray,
and he going 10 work IN his field shot him down.
and then fed. 4 few nights afterward, TIN learning
that Gray dead, but only dangerously wounded,
took WIKI him Tuckabuchec, Yoholo, Big Ben, Bap-
tist preac her, auI two three O his friends, and
turned TO flush him, which he did. wounding az the
same time jim GRAY, brother OF Josiah, ana getting
one Of his own men killed. u nephew OF Big Ben.
Barnett immediately went 10 hls own home, surrounded
himself with his friends and refused % be arrested
The IL ght Horse from the districts gathered with
many OF the friends and connections OF the Grays mum
bering at least 100 aud after counseng two three
days the night Ol the 18th inst moved 10 Tins
house charged II. aud killed one Indian. when Big Ben
surrendered and was Immediately shot and killed Bar
nett surrendered upon the promise that he woud not
be killed. hut would be allowed "A fair trial. He was
tried, placed horse taken about yards from mis-
house, aud killed by the Light Horse men.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26

THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.
SUPPRESSION or THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CALLED
oUT-rHE CARTAGENA INSURGENTS MOVING ON
MADRID-THREATEsED REPRIsALs oS THE CHI
MANS. .,-
The Cortes has passed a bill suppressing
the Admiralty.
President salmeron has issued proclamation calling
$4,000 men OF the reserves into active service against the
insurrecuonists IN the country.
The President Of the Committee Of Public Safety IN
Madrid has 1ed from the city.
It is reported that Geu COnreas tie leader OF the
revolt at Cartagena, marching this city with 6cOo
men, having left force equally rs strong at Caragena.
II Is also said he has sent the frgae Almanac to Malaga
and the steamer Fernando e Catolico TO Torevieia
with instructions the commanders 70 levy contrbu-
tons upon the inhabitants Of those cities
Cen Contforas threatens to seize all the German ships
now lying in the harbor Of that port, unless tho
Vdlane, captured by German man-ofwar, is restored
| to the insurgents.
There is- rumor which needs confirmation that the
German Consul at Cir1gcno has been arrested by the
insurgents and rs dotauei as q hostage.
COutreras, assuming tho .tlo OF President and COM
nandor the Land anl sea Forces OF the Canton Of
.Mmca, has addressed d circular memorandum to tho
! foreign powers.
Tie Germans have liberated the crew Of the vylane,
forfsdr German Consul and his family az Cartagcna
| would be shot.
Inc Insurgents nave pTolnlhtu 10 iHo eeIo VI
German vessels in port three days that their COM
manders may have time to telegraph for and receive
| Instructions from Berlin.
| BARCELONA, Friday. July %, 1873
The genddImerie OF this city which lett TO join the
Carsts, rcconsdercd their determination and returned
to their allegiance the Republic amid tAc enthusiasm
OF the popuace. Ouly their colonel and his son went
! over 10 the insurgents.
-Four officers the civil guard Of this city have been
| shot for attempting 10 desert 10 the Carlisss.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26

TO what are called the Modoc Blankenship and
posse were in search OF the gang when fred upon by the
outlaws, who were lying In ambush ono hundred
mounted men left to-day search OF the outlaws. Tie
Court which was in session here, adjourned, and the
Grand jury dismissed to give the men an opportunity
OF joining in the pursuit.