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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13

The Changers Advocate says Duck
worth, Cook \ Co., Of Floris, have
sold their Touring mill TO DR.. La Force
of this city
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13

For SALE: Two good farms in Wap
clio county, north OF Big Cedar.
abdltw2t 4. j. CoFFNAs,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13

The trial Of jacques vs. Wicker,
wherein jacques sues out writ OF
habeas corpus to obtain possession Of
q child of his now in possession Of
Wicker, is on trial before Judge viii.
liams At the Court House. A large
number of witnesses are present
A. J. Wicker, Of Chillicothe, grand
father on maternal side, has possession
Of Jaques' child, a girl about 5 years
old, which they took on the death of
its mother. Jaques is suing tor pos
session. The claim IL sct up by Wicker
that Jacques gave the child to them
provided they would rear it to love
and revere Its father. Jaques insists
that they are teaching It to abhor and
despise its own father. This is as we
learn from witnesses in attendance, of
whom there are nearly q regiment
both from Chillicothe and Eldon, the
latter place being the residence Of
Jacques.
The engine for the Pella Manufac
turing Co., mentioned in the Courier
yesterday, leaves the mandatory in
this city tomorrow. It was built by
Mcssrs. Duckworth & Harper, and il
. credit to them. II ia q 20horse pow.
or stationary engine, l6-inch stroke
and was built inside Of twenty days
They have, We are told, the contract
for building . IS horse power engine
for parties in Oskaloosa. The engine
now in the shop 10 ~ pretty ~ it well
can be, and no doubt will be - sub.
stantial a. good looking.-Datyy, 6th,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13

Two or three more new buiIdings
are likely to 60 up on the burnt dis.
trict this fall, of which more anon.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13

The porch built ia front Of Mrs.
Pnmroy's residence adds three times
Its cost to the looks Of her property,
There is nothing like putting on tasty
additions that will add to the beauty
of our city.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13

Our Foundries are both crowded
with orders for iron work.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13

The coffin business has become q
monopoly in our city, and the matter
should be seen to. A middlemsn
should not be allowed to prevent an
easy and cheap transit to the celestial
hemisphere.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13
AFTER LKAVING OTTUMWA

Forepaugh
and hs will p. ovsr the and exhibit = Fairfield
Davenport. and marching eastward e Philadelphia .hsa sy y remains
Love" isa AID h sshensd a Baltimore Wns. Pitts
Audiences md receiving the most from both u.
waited cs bons along % ordso
and caes AID Al the
ha has rolled By 10 nunbse commiy and
bueRie containing
prsssisd
the
bune %
reat Toepaugh and judge for
go sps.s anAs F.n Css.nsnces Later i
B. 8. DNGESS, Yat6Ls. va ADAM FOREPAUGH,
[ssa Agent and General Director. Sole Proprietor
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-13
DR.. +. G. CORNELL,
Physician & Surgeon
Eddyyille, Iowa.
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER

THURSDAY MORNING. AUG. 18th, 1874
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20
TIL CARRIER RIFLE.

Judge CARRIER, while occupying a
seat on the Supreme Bench, rendered
a decision in a ease taken from STOREY
county to the effect that 10 furnish
liquors or cigars to the jury was suifi-
cient cause to invalidate the verdict. \
ease turned in Phoebe the other day on
the same point. The Eecord has the
following on the subject:
Last July Geo. W. Che>lev * Co.. of
San Francisco. commenced an action
in our District Court against Thomas
+. uanley to recover the sum OF about
$500 due them. Travis, as Sheriff,
attached certain property of which h.
j.. Iianley claimed to be the rightful
owner. His demand for the property
was refused, and then suit for the
recovery of the goods was brought
by X. j. Hanley against Sheriff
Travis. The defendant obtained a
verdict. The plaintiff moved 10 set
aside the verdict on the ground that
improper influences had been used
with the jury, it being established by
affidavit that the representative Of the
hou g of Chesley d Co., who had the
management OF the defendants case,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20
THE INDIAN WAR.

The Omaha Heraid alleges that the
present outburst of var among the In
dams neal Fort Laramie arises from
the fact that some bad white men had
stolen thirty-nine head of horses from
Little VOLTS band. General John +.
Smith, a gentleman we'll and favorably
known in this city, Immediately or
dered out a squad of cavalry to scour
the country and retaketh horses from
the thieves, and they were successful
in recovering thirty horses. Ii
was while Little Wolf and his band
were maddened by their losses and
were also on the hunt for their stock
that they met with Lieut.. Robinson
and Corporal Coleman and killed
them. But for the first aggression of
the whites there would have been no
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20
TIE WHISKY WAR.

The whisky war, remarks the Salt
Lake Herald, is spreading. From
Ohio it has travelled into Indiana, and
threatens temperate, prohibitory and
model Massachusetts. The prayer
and hymn book brigade moveq quietly
20 their work; walk into a salon: inn
provi>e a prayer meeting and. in
numerous cases, While they are edifv-
ing the crowd with pious hymns
and earnest prayer, the urbane
bartender is - jerking" beer with
extra agility to supply the demands
of increased customers. Where they
are not allowed to pray and sing in
side a saloon, they engage il the cNer
cises in the street before the door, and
the gathering Of a crowd gathers an in
creased number of witnesses to those
who enter and come out Of the saloon:
for these exercises are continued
hour after hour, and day after day. 1t
is a queer phase OF public ethics; an
aDnOflllal ana SpaSulOllc movement.
which has our best wishes for its ac-
complishing good. while we have no
confidence in its doing so permanently.
1t may shame some who have not be-
come hardened to the use of liquor; it
may close a few groggeries. rum-holes.
and saloons; but like every excitement
of the kind, and like every religious
"revival," it will be followed by a re-
action producing a state Of society
worse than preceded it.
Meanwhile, all must watch its pro-
gress with interest. for it has already
assumed proportions that command
national observation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
BY Overland Telegraph.
SPECIAL To THE DAILY SENTINEL
The Great FOr=ery-NO clue to n
Perpetrators yet-A Spectator
makes $4,000 durin. the TX.
citeinemt-In secret SeSSiOn-The
Temperance Crusade ~nsucce>
ful-ArriVel.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.
y. ID. c. Mckay, a Spectator in
stocks, Is reported to have made $50
900 owing to the forged letters sent to
the Stock Exchange on Tuesday. but
who says he only made 1000. has ap-
peared before the Governing Commit
tee. He says that about two months
ago he was advised by an ANONYMOUS
correspondent to have his cash ready
for spccuiations AT Il moments notice,
whereby he would realize heavily; and
that on the morning of the daV on
which the forged letters were sent into
the Exchange he received two letters
asking him to call al the ST. Nicholas
Bank without delay. lie called. and
met a young man who informed him
OF the proposed increase of stocks of
the Western Union and Toledo Il
Western Railroads. SAYING he had
e letters of the Presidents Of those
companies addressed to Wheelock and
Mckay. lie hurried TO the Exchange.
rave Il small order to his broker. and
when he SAW the letters handed in
gaHe the other orders. making i'm All
about 5000. He i now assisting the
Governing Committee to detect the
torgers.
Tie Governing Committee of the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20
COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
Held to Bail-AGiOihcr Raid on n
N~cW>!san"r! IO be tried for Arson,
Chronicle Vs.. sun COLLEGE Of
Letters.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 10.
lnree OF the 'NHH printers. RoWlev.
Bushnell and McClintock. have been
held To bail i'll 500 each for libel of the
De Young brothers.
GrcenbackS, 50 N S9344.
Enemies OF Rev. Mr.. ParShall have
seized the religious paper kranqei.
hecauSe the editor proposed 10 publiSl.
the proceedings of the rectn, church
trial OF Mr.. l'ar~hall At Vallejo. The
parties making the seizure Will he ar
rested to-day.
The notorious Fanny Simpson has
been brought from the State Prison.
where She was confined for paS>inn
counterfeit money. She Will be. tried
tor arson to-day. for setting fire to a
saloon Kept by her on San>ome street.
about two wears since.
The examination in the CHroujcyc-
.SHh case to-day will probably involve
an investigation Of the authority by
Which the police officers made a seq
ond SEIZURE of the NHH office on sim
day after its printers were released ON
hail, and when, it is said they We're at
tempting To reprint the lihclouS article
OF the Saturday previous
Inc weather remains clcarand pIeas-
ant.
The Assembly Committee resumed
thelr investigation of the affair, of fin.
college OF Letters this morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

Youngs. Judge Lake denounced the
arrangement as a bargain, which led
In an exciting passage nj arms between
himself and Judge Southland. Howe's
counsel. but their belligcrent spirits
quickly Quoted down. The case is
not Vet concluded.
Rain Fall ut Los Angeles Crops
Observation-Disclosures Death. Etc.
Los ANGLES. Cal. Feb. 10.
The weather is clear and pleasant.
Mr.. Ducommor's rain gauge gives
n a6-lW inches rs the total rain fall for
the season, and the largest fall for any
ore wear of which he has any record.
The grasses and crops are growing
luNuriantlv.
Mrs. Catherine Lower. wife of Jacob
Lower, residing just west of Gallatin
bridge across the San Gabriel river, fell
dead yesterday. She was in good
health up to the time Of her death. The
cause of her death is not given.
Sunshine mt SANTA Barbara-TOtal
Rain Fall or the Season.
SANTA BARARA. Cal. Feb. 10.
The sun is again shining. after the
most refreshing rain. Total rain fall
loT the Stft>tH IL IL ll-lpV itNltSS
The Weather in Arizona RiVcrs
Rising.
SAN DIEGO. Feb. 10.
The Unions special dated Yuma, \.
T.. Feb. 10Th. says: The weather is
clear but cold. The ella and Colorado
rivers are rising again. and the flats
east of town are covered. Two feet
more will send the water through the
streets.
An Indian runner arrived from Cas-
tie Dome Landing this evening. lie
brought dispatches stating that the
Colorado river is rapidly rising there,
coming in a volume of many feet in
hight. Considerable AN is reported
up the ella.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20
A GOOD WORD FOR CONGRESS.
MAN KENDALL.

1t is SO seldom that we see anything
of late which may he construed as re-
flcctirc credit on our Representative
in the Lower House OF Congress. that
we cannot in cold Justice to that gentle
man refrain from giving an sNtrae'
from an editorial in a recent issue oil
the Sacramento Union. Kendall, OF
Nevada. remarks that journal. hats in
troduced Il bill in Congress to compel
railroad companies that have been
aided by grants of land from the | nited
states to take out patents for the same.
so tina, they may be reached by the
States in which they lie. for local taxes.
The bill il just. demanded by good
public policy. and should have passed
into a law wears ago. The Kendall bill
contains a provision to enforce speedy
compliance on the part OF the corpora
tons. and. As our dispatches inform
us. is mainly intended to reach the
Central Pacific Railroad Company. L
provides that if the company shall fail
or refuse to have their grant surveyed
and patented, it shall revert TO the
United States. Whether the company
or the Government shall survey the
land. or both together bearing an equal
share of the expense. Is a question OF
law. which Congress will have to de-
eide. and which decision should be de-
termined now SO that the bill may
prescribe how the survey must be con-
duc;ed. The area of the Central Pa
cities grant in Nevada. not %includin.
mineral land. cannot be less than 5000
or 1000 square milcs-from 5.l20.009
to 100000 acres. The EEL Sec
tons OF the same belt, reserved
to the United States. are held at
81 ii per acre. The old sections are
worth as much. On this basis, the
Very lowest valuation of the compa-
ny's land grant lying in the state OF
Nevada IS Sl2.>0o, 900. At a tax of 81
ttllt> oll tllc GNU. ILLS NailNitilItIl Nttl4ti
yield to the State $4,000 a Year.. The
State needs the tax to relieve Il part OF
the burden imposed on the property of
other taxpayers. who receive 10 more
benefits than the members of this o r
poration from the State Government.
In California. counting the various
grants of land received, they must
have inchoate title and actual owner
ship to at least eight or ten million
acres that ought to be valued for State
and county taxes az not less than an
average OF s. to s. per acre. Much of
it is worth $40 to $40. and hardly any
less than s. 80. Ii is a naked outrage
upon the other taxpayers of this State
that they should be allowed to hold
this land on speculation, and share for
it all the benefits of local government
without sharing any of the burdens of
local taxation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20
.ART TERpNlCIEORE.

All the modern dances. such a. Walt,cs.
Srhettl>ches, nolhas, iirdewas, and other
alley dances, together with the new >t,le Of
l.alriilcS and Contra Dances. will De
taHsht. The terms or : nflemen will be one
toilar for each lesson. with lady partnertree
- charge. Terms Tor children, half price.
The best Of music will he furnished. and the
nana-e intends To render perfect satisfaction
TO all. these de>iIols of Joining the school
VII please leave their names at either Of the
blowing rlaccS: Eureka Hotel, lnfrrnatiun-
al ttetel, ". j. franklin's store, and at the
California Fruit Store.
The ~roir>-or will also give private lessons
every day. it desired.
Monday and Friday afternoons for ladies.
and NJ NIGHT for gentlemen. Children, sat r
'taN afternoons, at Brady's hall. below the
turner l!oa>e. jaI1-tf
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More Particulars about the Suu.
Chronicle Libel Case.
SAN

NNN FRANCISCO, Feb. 70.
'c". W. steven and Edward Golfer.
OF the Sun. have commenced sui,
AGAINST the he Noungs, of the fN5au-
'cff' for false imprisonment. Tho
claim slo,om damages each. The cy-
animation of the remainder of the SAN
printers. for attempting To reprint tbo
original libel in that paper. Wa com
hicnccd this afternoon ana i not con-
Guided. For the purpose, of makin,
"a Witness of him. Jo>erh Howe. one of
the printers. Va dismissed ON mnfion
OF Mr.. Campbell. counsel for the 10
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

treated the jury to liquors and cigars
while the trial was pending. 1t >h"utu
be stated that the sheriff was onlH
nominally a party to- this SUIT. NJ
though no harm may have been M
tended. the rule adopted by Judge
Ter is a very proper one, II Is su>-
tanned by the rulings of the supreme
Court.
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troubles; now the Indians will be at
tackled and punished for doing what
white men maddened them into doing.
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Fire.

DETROIT. Feb. 10.
The Northwestern Tobacco and Cigar
burned this evening. Loss. $4,000:
Insurance. so 900.
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Arrived.

QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 10.
The steamer ohio arrived to-day
from Philadelphia.
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Professor Cavanaugh,

TlIUl ujGIllN COMPETENT AND
a eNIefirncsd teacher. Will open on next
i.2>iaN evening, IL Dancing school. AT i.Iro-
"A liaIl. Tor The aecomniottation oil those wish
1Lg 10 lcr-nct th .nL..lAo. IL Ii.
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ErRrK,, Nm.ila
would state to the ladies Of Elrrl ,i
vicinity. that will spare neither Mn. h..
Die, nor expense III getting goods tOs.S,
at all times. NJ. j. FRANLN'
=. S.-No trouble to show goods. in
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

stock Exchange is still in session in
regard To the late forgery. No''''"S
definite has been made public.
The temperance crusade BEGAN III
Jersey City last evening. twenty-five
ladies' proceeded To the billiard saloon
kurlt i'm PRAYER and spent hall an hour
i'm cxhorting. They were greeted WIN
he ieerS of the men. and LETT whhoil
seeming To have made the impression
they desired. 49,,
Liverpool, arrived to-day.
Heavy Robbery.
PuIIApELPHIA. Feb. ~.
The iewelrv store of John brennan
WIS robbed tonight. of diamonds II
watches, TO the value of S2O.hW.
az l.,cn pcnth-prOtc~f Of Citizens.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. ~.
4. w Merriam. on old and promi-
nent citizen, died this morning, OF ap-
orlcNy.
a meeting OF citizens, under a call oi
the Committee of seventy, me TO-
night and adopted resolutions pro-
testing against the truth al the mnpula-
lion that the citizens acquie>ced III the
kellogg government, and skiing con-
rrcSS To declare the legal government.
elce.cd in 1872. with Mcl:ncry at the
head. or order Il new election under
Federal auspices.
The Indian War.
OMAHA. Neb.. Feb. 10.
Indian Agent Saville reports ,o-daN
that the war parties of Minneconjoa>
| have all gone north. burning the
prairics behind them. Red Cloud IN
forms him that Il messenger from
Black Twins has arrived at that place
and that the parry will come in. but
that Crazy Horse and his party will
ioin Minncconioa>. lie thinks he can
control Ouollalas and isrulc> and Sc
cure their aid in pro.cctingthc Agency.
Agent Howard. AT Milestone. re-
ports immediate danger over. Mime
c~onjoa> leaving 80 quietly. Beef was
issued to the Indians on the lith.
Opposed to the Centennial ENhibi.
tion- TIN on rohaccO-rtc Gasiin
CnlicctiOm-EI,c Indians In Texas.
WA>uNGToN. Feb. 70.
In talking with Gen. Lemon to-day.
Secretary Fish expressed himself OPP
posed 10 maxim" the Centennial ENll-
uiiion nJulN. 1876. an international al
fair. on the ground that il mi&ht prove
a failure. While is a national affair II
would be a great success.
Representatives BJckncr. White,
Head and Grassland argEed to-day he
fore the Committee OF Ways and
Means in favor of removing the tax
on tobacco.
The Joint Committee on Library has
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Shoes! Shoes. sho..,
Carpets. Trunks and va!i,e,. r..
Caps, and Clo.hino ~'

This is q Department which va, w.,
say much about: but We intend ", wy nea 4
and all with the latest STYLES If ,TFsa|
which will be sold cheaper than ay o'slis
offered in Eureka. We invite all Wv, WV g@A|
inspect for themselves, as our Site" sIp !. u
excellent, and complete in all it, br,r YIash
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- SAY fRNclsco, Not. &
To THE LsrifS ~ ErKtK,: uer t'r ~
that II Is my intention to remaiD in M, m
and any order Won may intrUst 10 mo , T
receive personal attention. J.. NEITN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20
All kinds of Ladies' Work ut
Low IricCSv

Ny own make Of Kip and Calf Boots al
way Oh hand, at san | ~ranei>co prices. Call
and examine oar work and be convinced.
r. Remember TIM rlaco. rWO lOO
south of Woodruff Il EDnOr's stage
Office. TIIOS. MURPHY.
iol>-tt
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MEYERS & FRAss1n
San Francisco Dry Coz, 8,

i,ave just received a full, \.
inter Goods, unsurpasssd "h ! Fr s.,
variety. They thoroughly !
wants ota iirst-ciass I5rv ua'er "a
ment.. No Pains have boou Oe' A9slis
selection of these goods ,lra,S.'
which is undoubtedly Tho ,ihe &,ss
csived by any house in X, tbe iarse, =,
the Leaking novelties ns ny s'ate irt
from Eastern and " cs,o ,nc scason, inn.ss
in Eureka. WV" those Of aryi's.
stock of ''eeled TO The ina.
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ECrsW.

In Dayton. Feb. ii, to the wife OF Hugh j.
'|arling. 4 son.
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WARMED

In Virginia. Feb. Il. Henry stephens t
Moilie { iauccy.
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KEY WEST. Feb. -.
the harbor.

The War department has advice
from TEXAS that Lieutenant Colonel
Buell., with his command, consisting
of portions of Company - and e..
zen Ii Cavalry, and II fonka scouts.
struck a small camp OF Comanehp>
Double Noun ain Fork on the 18th
instant. They killed 10 Indians and
captured all their >tock-6i horses.
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MIScELLANror.
NEOrs.
I'M "EAsE %A11RAe11a,
No Red Flag! No Ap,,;, y
Fail and Winter Dm,..'
s'OOsls. and Nr.I.atiaN ~,
'he Th""ssniSi..s y

THR LADIES OF EuREr,
L lily are respectfully in SsA .ANDNrn
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Black and colorcd s;,..

SVlOICd XIII
The latter including all tho NAV
eAeclled in beauty and rirb new shades, n.
Evening silks, | lxtis: also ", n q asr,
sor,ment OF noriins md b tV. 'Gs Isrvts i.
and tlannels.. Blaskets. %WVoea' 'ins
Spreads and Table Linen. TT "na ! d
"iovcs, Corsets, and L.adios.V rrei,, Nap,iN.
OF which will be sold at ,nasir,r
prices. A full stock Of l.aeesu and d
Furs! Furs! Fur, '''
Our Fur Department eomn,ia
quality OF Mink. Sable, E.rm;noe 'ae 3
and Hudson BAY Furs. '' As'iis
Millinery.
In our Millinery Departmor, 10,
All STYLES OF Ladies', Mi..es. ~, 'dI p I'D
trimmed and ntrimmed liar, sA !, ,4Id's
vet. Nelours. and Grape. III Gin
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lined. high and low cut. A yery I Ia aat
at very low prices. '4'sesa
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