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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12


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active measures OF tho late Ton.
g'ess IN f.tr,,lng oul AMI exposing
corruption. We lasu seen. with
profound i prei IN Tie DEVELOPMENT
masle thffehs. evidence ii political
mi official corruption, anl the
abuse of responsible positions hs
men IT AL political parties 10 fur.
tier personal .nl. NIL Nc lie.
maud rnre official con,ia,. anil the
punishment b! nniai,hlnl public
men, Who have betrayed thu con.
tilch,s freely extended IL them,
shall not 10 shielded from tic lis.
grace ~ th.ir act. ~ my partisan.
I ship III ours ANIL Ne lrnunnec All
tsu,lit Mabilicr and Congressional
hars.pay transactions. whatever IL
their form.
Tie following resolution was Of.
Tered, and unanimously adopted
H,solrt,i, Tia, w. hereby pied gc
ourselves 10 stand ~ the nn,nlna.
siuna lnn.lr here to-day, nn,l 10
work Tor their election i'll the polls.
Tin motion, adjourned.
DARIUS >El.itl. Chm.
FRED HILL, S.e'y.
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n.lse, pasl. ani lnli basisi
\ Administrations III iia LfAfp
q l.e.i bAsi, .leee4Ael lltf's orlsipal
Angus i. Mskay, Il Au,.. Notice
MN 90 john 4 Mckay.
anl aliulacl u Mrs, ,Ieilfr
~ lhe defendants tlnfp NAluul
iau are herei, notified ,hat IN lhc
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defend heisrs ne.n u III. serNnd lay III The
next tsra III III. saiil iuitrl appointed ~ be
leid NJ the fputt House liz sai5l county,
commissioning on the 9Th day ~ November
lA5i, spnr ieianll viii Is entered and
lnls'neni rendered ngalnst .eu thereon IN
aefuttiaiiss With the prayer ~ sail lrtitlun
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I'D Day Of October, 1873,
ALBION l'tlll Nslllp

IT of
Ia sill taaA. the following
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12

fhr D.. Moines Register says If you
don, wan, dies h ~; your picture
frame, boil three oltions IN u pint u
water anil with u eleaa trush paint
your frames nua they wen,;::,lcm
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WOOD WOOD,

Tho undersigned will deliver wood
10 the people 4 tr.+tu en application
through tie summer. 1T reasonable
ratr~. liz has arrangements fur about
Ito cords II good INK wuei. anil will
keep a supply constantly While il lasts.
May II, la
II II. HOW AID.
autf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-12
COUNTY CONVENTION
4 Very o.MrRc AMd I'nn Attend
NilSE,
Proceedings. Isesotntioms. sc.

The Republican County consen.
tlon. called tur Tire purpose Of plac.
Ing In nomination candidates iut
County officers, met nj the Court
House, Cfesco, III /, o'clock NJ, ol
Friday. September a,h, AMI WIS
called IL order - ". NJ. Togo,
Chairman Vi the County Central
Committee.
James Nichols, Of Aliiar, WIS
chosen temporary Chairman. and
Too. NJ. Nanl..,tscn. .lr., III Forest
City. Temporary Secretary,
On motion Il II, T.. K 81. al
Vernon Springs, Il committee Of ono
from eaah township, 10 hc named
by the respective delegations Tres.
ent, was chosen ~ credentials.
The following retspns were clio.
scn IN such committee ". y.
DarroW, Of Albion !, II. j, Roberts.
of Forest CT, l.. Snaho,n. 81
Chester, =. l., Thompson, II Oak.
dAls Il, II. Spencer, II jamestown ;
Il. i. l,nl%i, Vt Al ~, /. Il. Web.
stsr, Howard Center, ". Str.,h.r,
of Vernon springs /, L. l.. Davies,
of Now Oregon ]. burgess. II
Howard.
On r'o.ion, the fAait appointed
,. iilleti, II Vernon Springs !;
y, Sseley, u Iam,s,nwr. md l..
!. Davies, ol Nov Org il, COM
mitlce On permanent organization.
On motion, the convention al.
lourned until Lall put one o'clock
+. n.
Af1EisstaIs SESSION..
Convention convened pursuant
IN adjournment
The committee III elp,lehiials
Mn,lr their report. ~ fellows
Your committee nn credentials
having carefully examined tie ere.
dcntinls IT til several lie Cations,
Mnd tint III. follow Ing persons
hasc brsn a,ils ,isesel IA delegate,
IN and sro entitled IL t.als in his
Convention
.fibion--.la james Oakley. jane.
Niehotr, john '.iehpl-, y u. lar.
row.
Earrst 1ug-G. II. YIN I.ea, IL.
IT., A. Andrew, li'r,a lii. II. j.
aobcrs-. " 4 y Ilianr, 1. l..
Howe.
fhss,er-.A. 4, l'lait, 4. u.
noaFler, J, \. kins,a,, /. San.
born.
Oahri'h q. Hove, 4. /. TL.ul.
son.
J,mestara--D. seele,. u. lat.
isrson, q. y. spencer.
Hyrprf f.nt,r 1. 4. ~, lister,
K. y. Tha,.r, nent, l;runn
Iernon .lp'oss 4. q. Upton.
+. G,lla,,, n. |, poplitll,, 4. y,
JaooLr, y. y. Kip, John Farn..
worth, ". SI,.fl,er, II. \. Rprd,
]. NJ. Field, j. /. barber,
Ntn Ur.aou J. ! Potter, i. i.
Farley, Nm. Nposla I. T..
Dasie,.
Honat.i j. l,utse,., j. Nooi.
worth.
<yion q, u. I,pr.,, +. a. snt
ton.
ihrix.-
Nsrntega No ef,ls n.iais.
All Of which II respectfully cub,
mitted.
W. st.ainsn, I'm Gem.
On motion, h rspu,t u lhe com.
Mi'tee was received mi adopted
Moved aud carried tint D.uuiso,
THROWN, who was present, hut with.
.nt credentials. l,r admitted il. ii
'icisgsto - ,.i,e snI Paiis toMn.
skip.
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All rer-ons indebted to Samson 4
sinpuls, hy na'e II hools account will
sas. tr.,ulilc mil pts'H ~ making In.
mediate payment 4 Ito undersigned.
crearo. May It'll ls113.
..Dti {. II. SAMSON.
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sALE OF
School Lands.

Whereas the n,,l u Supervisor sfl county II session is7s
yresou - i "ie nav
,ksreh ne,r y hetrh. given u THURSDAY
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19
HAPS AND MISHAPS.

Jacob Va1cil, IA mer living near
Waverlv. I'LL. was kicked by horse and
killed almost instantly.
A Des Moines woman gave her nus
band morphine to cure him OF chewing
tobacco. She makes nlce-iooklhs
widow.
John Beach, clerk in store at
Lamotte, Iowa, was playfully caresslng a
loaded pistol the other day, when 1t went
back on him in most unsympathetlc man
ner.
"A little daughter of Mr.. Ely, at Lenox
Station, Iowa, is another victim OF drink
ing concentrated I've.
Buffalo Horn an Indian chief serving
ont a term in the Texas Penitentlary, jam
med a spoon down his throat the other
day and died.
AT Independence, Iowa, two young
ladies, aged sixteen, daughters OF Dr.
Brewer and John Mclaughlin, were
drowned while bathing in Wapslnplninl-
con River, few evenings ago.
"A Young man named Edward w.
Flint of Salem, Mass, shot himself with
a navy revolver, at hotel in Dubuque,
Iowa where he was temporarily stopping,
few days since.
1OHd, q .SouHSo
Johnson attempted to kick ceiling seven
and one half feet high, and fell, dislocating
his hip. A revolver which he carried In
his pocket was discharged by the fall, the
bullet entering the thigh of lad who
stood near by.
Mary A. Ford, daughter of Daniel
Ford of Phenix, RI, was found dead in he,
room one Sunday evening recently, with
her mouth partly filled with snuff and q
swab lying in her throat. 1t is inferred that
he was rubbing her teeth with the snuff
when she fell into stupor, and the swat
getting into her throat choked her tC
death.
AT Chicago, recently, man nance
John T. Keiger, while sweeping about &
piece of upright shafting, in mill, was
caught by band, and drawn between two
large cog wheels. He cried to some work
men near by to stop the machinery, bu
before that could be accom- plished keigel
was so fearfully mangled that he died in
about an hour after he was rescued.
A young man named Leander Hawk
ms, harness maker by trade, deliber
ately shot himself in Chicago a few
nights since His family resides near
Lansing, Mich He left letter to friend
saying he had failed to get employment
and adding: "Inever went at anything yet
but what | have failed in it one way or an
other I have got just enough to get the
requisite with, and no prospects of getting
any more"
"A sad accident occurred at the East
port, Me, gas works a few days ago. Re
pairs were to be made, and young man
named Hiram Lawrence went down into
the gasometer to let off the water. The gas
overcame him, and he fell from the ladder
into the water His brother Edward went
down to get him out, and he too was
suffocated, and tell. Another brother,
James, tied a rope around his body, and
was lowered down, but had to be drawn
up Immediately in nearly suffocated
condition. Both of the others were dead
when taken out.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19
PERSONAL.

The Tennessee Industrial Exposition held at
Nashville, recently, is said TO have been a
great success
The New York Court Of Appeals have unan-
imously granted Stokes new trial. The lower
Court is held to have erred in charging the
jury that the law presumed murder from the
fact of killing, throwing the burden Of defense
| on the accused, and in the exclusion of some
testimony offered, and the admission of certain
other evidence
The New York Grand Jury have found an
indictment against young Walworth, the par
| ricide, Of murder in the first degree.
| The sixth annual session of the Iowa Press
Association met at Cedar Rapids on the 10th,
| and was largely attended. Several resolu-
| tions were passed, among others, one con-
| demning the acceptance of free passes from
railroads. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, Judge E. II.
| Thayer, of the Clinton Age; Vice President,
| John Mahin, of the Muscatine Journal; Secre-
| tary, A c. Swain, of the Jefferson Bee.
| Treasurer, Walt PARROT; Executive Commit
| tee, j. z. Allen, of the Clinton Bee: ANDY
| Felt, of the Nashua Post, and L. B. Raymond,
of the Cherokee Leader.
| At recent term of the United States Cir
cult Court at Des Moines, Iowa, Judge Love
dismissed the action, commenced last fall,
against G. Augustus Haviland, of the Soldiers
| Friend. It seems Mr.. Haviland had paid out
| S975 in the prosecution of the pension claim,
| and received only 1910.
| The remains of the late Minister Orr were
| received in New York on the 18th, and were
| escorted by the Knights Templar and de-
tachment of police to the Governors room
at the City Hall, where they were to Law in
state.
Frank H. Walworth was arraigned in the
Court of Oyer and Terminer at New York on
the 18th, on the charge of having murdered his
father He pleaded Not guilty"
The Illinois Press Association commenced its
ninth annual session at Quincy on the 18th.
At the opening of the session there were about
| fifty editors present.
The newly elected officers of the Masonic
Grand Lodge of Wisconsin are as follows: R.
Delos Palford, of Mineral Point, Grand Master
Fl. E. Hubbard, of La Crosse, Senior Grand
Warden; J. s. Burroughs, of Fond du Lac,
Junior Grand Warden; w. H. Hiner, of Fond
du Lac, Grand Treasurer; Geo. E. Haskinson
of Green Bay, Grand Secretary
The Ohio State Medical Society, at Column
bus, on the 18th, selected Toledo as their next
place OF meeting, and elected H. j. Harrick,
Of Alvond, President; NJ. j. Conklin, of DAY.
| ton, Secretary; H. Edwards, of Lancaster,
Assistant Secretary; and s. s. Gray, of Piqua,
Librarian and Treasurer
In the case of DR.. West, the alleged MUIR
derer OF negro in Delaware, report of
which was published at the time, the jury
brought in verdict of not guilty, on the
ground of self defense
Joshua Nicholson and his accompliee, Halla-
man, have been sentenced, at Annapolis, Md,
10 be hung on the LIST of August, for the MUIR
der OF Mrs. Lampley.
The Illinois Press Association at its meeting
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19

on the 10th, elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, E. D. Buck,
charleston Courier: Vice residents, s. }.
Bradbury, Waukegan Patriot; E. II. N. Pat
terson, Oquawka Spectator; Chas. P. Richards,
Duquoin Tribune; Recording Secretary, Cadet
Taylor, Wenona Indea; Assistant Secretary,
A. Holt, Kankakee Gazette; Corresponding
Secretary, c. N. WhitneI, Princeton Herald );
treasurer, j. W. Clinton, Polo Press; Execu-
tive Committee, E. L. Merrill, Springfield Reg
aste'; Jas. Shoaff, Paris Gazette; j. d. Moudy,
Rlchview Democrat. A long series of resolu-
lions was adopted, including the following:
ResoLoee. That the press should advocate right
subjects plainly, fearlessy, herocally. 1t should
DC hght In dark places, scourge to the wrong,
and tireless champion Of the right .
hesotued, Thatscapital without labor is vaueless,
and labor without capital comparatively useless.
BON, under the restraints of law and guided by
knowledge and education, are the greatest bless
| rewards
RESOLVED, That the question of transportation is
one OF the most vital of the age, and should have
the careful study Of the wisest Of our thinkers
that to meet the increasing demand upon the
| carrier arising out of the wonderful develop
ment OF agricultural resources, all OF
canals, be utilized to their highest capacity,
and our railroad facilities largely increased; and
That the question of supply and demand regulates
prices, other things being equal.
fSsotoed, That the members OF the General AS
sembly be requested to pass law defining ana
limiting the power of the Courts of this State to
punish Tor contempt OF Court.
Also, resolutions favoring temperance, the
public schools and the encouragement OF
agriculture and the mechanic arts, and con-
demning the salary grab and the new Postal
law.
The Ohio Valley Editorial Convention met
at Circlevile on the 18th. The following off,
GERS were elected: President, VIM. M. Mill
ken, Washington; Vice President, E. R. Hold
erman, Marietta; Secretary, h. c. Drinkls,
Lancaster Resolutions were adopted-deter-
mining not to abate the price of postage from
the subscription price of newspapers, and ask
ing Congress to amend the postal law so as to
provide sliding scale of postage for newspa-
pers published in and out of counties and
States, and providing that all newspapers car
ried by express companies shall pay postage
rates.
Joe Duncan colored, was hanged at Paris,
KY, on the 18th, for the murder of John Haw
kins, colored, in April, 1872.
The annual decoration of the graves of the
Confederate dead took place at Charleston,
S. c., on the 18th. There was a general sus-
pension of business during the afternoon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19
POLITICAL.

The Springfield Qn.) State Register of the
It'll gives the following list of Circuit Judges
elected at the late Judicial election in Illinois.
The list embraces all the Districts excepting
the Eighth:
First Distrct-William Brown, of Winnebago.
Second-T. D. Murphy, of McHenry.
Thlrd-W. W. Heaton, of Lee.
Fourth-Sylvanus Wilcox, of Kane.
Fifth-G. W. Peasants, of Rock Island.
Sixth-E. S. Leland, of LaSalle.
SEVENTH McRoberts, of Will
Ninth-Joseph w. COchrane, of Peoria.
Tenth-Joseph Sibley, of Adams.
Eleyenth-C L. Higbee, of Pike.
Twelfth-John Burns, Of Marshall.
Thirteenth-N. j. Pillsbury, of Livingston.
Fourteenth-Thomas +. Upton, of Mclean.
Fifteenth-C. L. Davis, of Vermilion.
sixteenth-C B. Smith, of Champagne.
Seventeenth-Lyman Lacey, of Mason.
Eighteenth-Cyrus Epler, of Morgan.
Nineteenth-Charles S. Lane, of Sangamon.
Twentieth--H. Nj. Vandever, Of Christian.
Twenty -tirst-James c. Allen, of Crawford.
Twenty second-William II. Snyder, of ST. Clair.
Twenty third-Amos Watts, of Washington.
Twenty -fonrth-T. B. Turner, of jefferson:
Twenty -ffth--Monroe c. Crawford, of Union
Twenty sixth-David j. Baker, of Alexander.
The New Hampshire Legislature has chosen
the following State officers: Secretary of State,
B. +. Prescott, of Concord State Treasurer,
Scion A Carter, of keene.
A recent issue of the Chicago Journal says:
In every instance where, previous to the
recent judicial elections in this State, the
farmers and anti-monopolists nominated dis
tinctive candidate of their own and then
united in his support at the polls, the farm
ers' candidate for Judge was elected"
A Washington special of the 18th says: The
most important change in the rules recon-
mended by the Civl-Seryice Advisory Board is
in relation to the examination Of candidates for
offices in various parts of the country, so as
not to subject them to the expense of travel
ing to Washington. For this purpose it is
recommended that the country be divided into
four or more districts, each to have Chief
Examiner, and he to have associated with him
certain officials, or others qualified for the
work"
The Massachusetts, Legislature has adjourned
sine die.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19

Of three hundred and fifty-six feet. II
is estimated it will raise 100000 pounds
of water for each hundred pounds of coal
consumed, the cost being at the rate of
one cent for every 3,070 gallons.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19

FASHION is not confined to aristocratic
avenues. An ambitious and initiative
stable-keeper in East Broadway, New
York, astonishes the eye with big sign
upon his barn bearing the strange device,
"Hotel de Horse" His horses are doubt
less as dainty rs their master, and refuse
their hay unless made up in salad, or
despise their oats if not served in the Pa
risian style.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-19

>
ra mne plov Down
most pains o . NOtRiF
especially ;fI lo care il Il
and tufts hon. ,ols' EiD5r
J gnd alike tb ,lSie I'd
s snq 1e ITS GSapscity VI fo5 's9ee
the chain and sT Sss dis
matter what kind y 70
will do ver p'1ct Of Orfi,a'
your conltS, We'll, Fas,'
a round iron 1 6sn toaes {
grounds grounds y, wssigAt t~.I 81 a
of the m NJ IJach back :
"iohg' on the off SD a .,
sofa sofa Bee Keepers 'c ea,lea
t atatl nearly threessog5o,35'''e
State were lost Last y'l ~.
Tru off of proper CAFE he ss sia y,
nsy and prOperly.sr'eos!;.',,i
necessary for theii; IT. 49,
o. ASH .s for Prussing'' ~
no other Waranfe5d sr :
| .rs oo;NsuM r For :
t ust singg disease there =.
real merit than AI Isa u &
uDeUualed avno.
ton, and all disease ~ !, . d
affections of the tSrs.s &
eases of the pulmo1 1'gs
to the suffering public !,
cure of such diseases e
by the medical facpItS = !,
sequently, recommenS.,
have become acquajns
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Is almost Impossible fr
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without wi being suspect - !
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saying what We think :, y
Materia Medica fowb;as {
recently directed. W. y, Y
Frs CALIFORNIA VHss%
which is making its F.1
just now than all the Il,
cines put together. i. i.
we can judge, is not has,. &
sion. There seems to - = /,
the potency of its tonic N 1
ties, while it possesss. h
recommendations ofcoSt, Z
nor mineral poison. T5r I
indigestion, BiliousDe.,'
many complaints Of oerTo,
reason TO know, and W !,
authority that as a gere
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1t is stated that lis ipr,ss, 4
the wilds Of Californj5l n
cal world; and its txtrsr4 +
ly warrant the eonclu.~ 1
pound Of agents hither9 II
larity is any cri erion. tbs {
Of the efficiency Of the ~
the sale of the articles e
ually increasing. Y
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