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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-17

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-17

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-17

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detneaner, heirr~ the Mayor Of any Jartles
cf the Pence within said fowM,
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dug - fcunA running " large. and forthwith
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action In case the .whcr IL unknown, mn,
fails ~ call f'r sail slps AMI pay said coat
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specified IN Her 4 nf this Ordnance shall
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and Mtlnrr,
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| Attest
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-17

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st. Mary's Institute,
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lisAlful lvaAlion In Prairie da THEA II
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

The st. Peter Tribune refers to the
possibility Of Senator R.m.ey's being /.
candidate for reelection and says:
- But We believe the people demand .
change that they will Insist upon il
and secure it, is sure. Party ties ore
by no means strong, and the DEGREES Of
politicians are not near SO binding ~
in the recent past; It is only BY tax.
ing advanced grounds on all public
questions Affecting the interests Of the
people and putting forward for impor.
tant positions for public trust men Of
advanced views, ID whom the peor,l j,
have full faith and confidence, tb,'; the
Republican psrty csn hope to raaint.in
its supremacy, e5en in the Republican
stronghold of Minnesota. Senator
Ramsey whatever his elements Of pop.
ny may be, does rot, in any mark.
I'd degree, inspire t'ae confidence Of the
masses. He has been in public life
for more than . quarter Of century,
and the people are now ready to relieve
him with their blessing, that his private
affairs so long neglected, may receive
bis personal supervision that be may
make some little provision for advanc-
ing age and numerous family, before
it is too late. We are Of the opinion
that his successor will be elected next
winter and that he will not again sue.
coed himself. His retirement is count.
ed upon with certainty by large ma.
jority Of the people of the State. Many
predict that he will not be candidate.
The Tribune then urges, very strong
", the claims of Governor Austin fol-
the United States Senatorship.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

The storm chickens about tho head
of Senator Hamlin in Maine and if he
succeeds in getting returned to tho
Senate il will be after . hard fight,
Both Of the Republican journals ..
Portland, he-sAaverti.or and tho Pres;
are openly hostile to him on account
Of his using the patronage Of the State
to did in his reelection. Other leading
organs refuse to say any thing in his
favor. His most formidable rival is
probably :ex'Gov: Perh.m, though 'ex.
Gov. Israel Washburn il dessrvedly
popular, and MI. J. q. Drummond il
considered very strong. Senator Ham:
Inns strength seems to be wholly made
up of Federal officials and their allies
and dependents. The. other oandi-
dates are supported by tho people, and
The question to be decided is, which is
the stronger force ?-Ne,o' Kork T+;-
bune. '.1'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25
CROP REPORTS.

The. Chicago Tribune of Monday
publishes unusually full reports con.
corning the condition of the crops il
Illinois and Iowa. The result of the
Investigation would seem to indicate An
unusually large yield in all grains ex.
oept oats. The most notable increase
is in corn, although the prices last year
were so low that it was believed the
acreage thia year would be much less
than heretofore. The wheat crop is
reported as being fully up to the aver.
sgs, and would have exceeded it had
spring wheat done - we'll as the winter
wheat. The drought and chinch bug
did much damage. The area sowed to
oats is less than usual and the drought
injured the crop, 50 that the yield will
BE- comparatively light. The farmers
a1s giving more attention to stook.1ais.
ing than ever before, and in this ,
setting Minnesota farmers IN exs' mil
which might be advantsgeously follov
3D. The Tribune says the r. ia av;
denee of plenty Of n>,uev in III,
banks to mo'e the oops when tn,
time comes.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25
GOLD W. PAPER.

The European money markets are
now in condition Of grea, ease. The
Bank Of England yesterday 6xed its
minimum discount rate Al two.and...
half; per cent. (which is lower than: it
has been for more than two years. It
gained nearly five million dollars in
specie during the week. Tho Bank Of
France, on the 4th inst, reduced its
minimum rate to four per cent, having
at that date brought itsnote circulation
below five hundred million dollars and
its specie reserve up to' two hundred
and twenty.eight millions. The
French mint las commenced the coin.
age OF twe1ty franc gold pieces. Mean.
while mis- country looks idly on the
soeae, exporting it, gold to France and
England and hugging the dear green
back to its breast. Paper currency il
superabundant here; and Congress
proposes Gin the last Conference report
to give Us practically 'tifty.six millions
more Of it. Like the sacred cats Of
Egypt, our dollars are free to multiply,
but woe to him who attempts to destroy
one Of them. E gypt was pleasant
land for those who understood it: Con.
gress would have been venerated there,
IN 7. Tribune, 18th.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25


THERE is trouble Ill around, The
County Commissioners Of Pope county
did not meet until Tuesday, juno 10th,
and then postponed all action on tho
letting Of the publishing Of the tax
list until tho. July session, which was
adrive at the Eagle. IN Otter Tail
county the Commissioners did not meet
until Tuesday, and then deciding tina,
they could not receive bids on that
day, ignored the Journals bid and
gave tho list to the Advocats. In st.
Louis county they did not notify the
publishers At what hour Of the day they
would receive bids, and the Duluth
A'n"esotian being the only paper rep.
resented At the Court House received
tho contraot-and the Tribune is
red.hot. In the first two instances it
will be difficult to sec how the Com.
nissioners will be able to reconcile
their actions with the plain letter Of
the law. and in the latter with the
spirit of fair play.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25
PRREmPTUl,ILY DECLIsEs.

The following telegram from Senator
Burbank, published in the St. Paul
Di:patch of Monday, is just what bis
friends, or those who knew best bis in.
tsntions a. regards any active psrtici.
patton in politics, had expected from
him:
:FoRr GARRY, June 10, 1874.
Ediso, St. Paul Dupatch:
have just seen your paper Of the eighth
instant, Please withdraw my name a. .
candidate for Congress. I cannot, under
any circumstances, allow my name to be
used in that connection.
II, G. BURBANK.
1t is to be hoped that Benedict will
now feel il to be safe for him to remsve
the wet bandsRes from bis fevered brow
and try to get little sleep.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

RE Marvin has been appointed
and confirmed Postmaster at Duluth.
Peter Lorents, Of Belgrade, was
drowned ID tho Minnesota river at
Mankato on Friday, while bathing. S:
The saw mill Of Frederioks 4
Hodspp, near Mankato, was burned on
Saturday. Loss, $4,000,
-Frank Smith vas drowned at
ohamplin last Thursday, while bathing
in the Mississippi river.
Henry J. Claes, Of Minneapolis,
committed suicide on Thursday, by
taking stryehniue. .....
"A tvo.years' old daughter Of W.
W. B1iley, Of Minneapolis, fell into I.
tub Of water on Monday, and was
drowned. ..
Mr.. Lewis Stowe, q farmer who
lives near Faribault, has been appoint.
cd Indian Agent, at White Earth Res.
ervation.
The Marshall Prairie Schooner
says that the fish in the lakes in Lyon
county are dying with . disease SINH.
lsr to that of the fish in tho lake at
Milwaukee. They have yellow spots
on their skin which prove to be full of
worms.
Some lumbermen at Minneapolis
had q row At Pete Buffering's saloon on
Thursday evening, and then buried
the Ratchet It was buried by Oape.
~ in tho back of Nike Dovel's head.
freddie, only son Of Mr.. N. T.
Wells, Of Wabashs, wss drowned while
swimming in the slough back of the
city. on Saturday. His body Wa 70
covered.
/" Jessie Fairohild, of Kalmar, DIN.
sted county, trained his Two boys in the
way they should 90, and did it with ,
bell strap. For this he was charged
by . Justice Of tho Peace 500. Served
the old brute right, as the boys wore
cruelty larcerated.
"A heavy rain Saturday afternoon
washed out the track Of tho Southern
Minnesota railroad, eight miles east o1
Ramsey, causing the wreck of q freight
Ittrain. Tho fireman, Mr.. Cummins,
was killed outright, and the engineer,
J. B. Brown, was seriously Injured.
| Another freight train was ditched neal
Spring Valley in consequence of the
storm, but no one was hurt.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25
The july number of the Eczect;

The July number of the Eclectic
begins new volume aud offers fl.
vorsble chance for new subscriptions to
one Of the most instructive and enter
tanning Of American periodicals. No
magazine succeeds better than tho Ee-
1ectic in combining matters Of current
interest with genuine "food for
thought )" and mono II better :ad1ttsd
toseleyate the standard Of ninily read.
ing,: which ia 80 often deplor.bly. and
hurtfully low. Among the contents 81
the present number, besides portrait
and biog,sphiosr sketch ssof Charles
VConner, tho famous lawyer: are :
"Authon and Publishers; "."Artidcisl
memory" "Impressions :of Iceland !"
"strange'a Marine Animals = ''The
Story of 4 Yorkshire Blacksmith =
"Some Ideas about the Moon; )" "Sex
in Mind and Education" E. r. Pei.
ton, publisher, New York. :>54 -1.s : : :.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

A TERRIBLE catastrophe occurred
at Syracuse, N. Y, on Tuesday even.
ing. While a strawberry festival was
being held at the Central Baptist
Church, the floor gave way, precipitat-
ing the room full Of people into the
story below, which was also filed with
people. Over forty persons were kill.
ed, and two hundred more idjured,
sone dangerously.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

~ CLARKE, Attorney General Of Man.
itobs, il on the rampage again. This
time he has arrested Mr.. j. G. Ken
nsdy, Of st. Paul, who went to Fort
Garry . few weeks ago on business
The charge is that Nh. Kennedy (who
ID Z brother of the we'll known gun
manufacturer of that name in st.
PauD-was engaged in the Fenisn raid
Of 1918, but tho charge is stoutly
denied BY his friends. Mr.. Kennedy
was employed for some time in the gun
shop Of Mr.. 81. P. Bennett, Of this city,
few years ago.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

In the suit of J. M. Thompson, edi-
tor OF the Elk River Nssos, for 500,
for political services rendered, tried at
Anoka last week, the jury returned a
verdict Of "no cause of action" on the
ground that purchase or sale of DO.
llt'cal principles was contrary to pub.
lilo policy, and that the Law could assist
neither party.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25
LAMPS COMPRESSION.

In yesterdays paper, W. 81. Lamb,
with brazen face, admits the charges Of
dishonesty that We made against him
list week-admits that he voluntarily
entered into a well-understood agree.
meot and committed himself to it in
writing; that he planned . swindle
from the beginning; that he procured
his father to put in = bid for tho tax
lists at fraction below the legal rates
(wh,oh bid he himself wrote) in order
to escape, if possible, an assumed Pc.
ouaisry obligation +; that he did this in
order to "get even" with the publish
ers Of THE JOURNAL and Press who
had presumed, short time before, to
offer to the Board of Commissioners
bids on a certain piece Of county work
Cthe same piece Of work, by the way,
on which Lamb attempted to steal from
the county treasury sos, aud ssoore
that his bill was "just and true' and
according to law" as shown in anoth-
or column)-in short, he oonfesses to
being a rascal of the meanest stripe.
While he admits all the essential
points, he lies a. to some of the de-.
tails; a for instance, when he says
that We stated $3.50, or any other sum
a. an equivalent fox Withholding q bid
on the lists, both offers made being VOL
unfairly his own, and he begged to 10
allowed to publish the lists-begged
for them that he might be able to
make the expenses Of the cost of publ
cation and some profit besides. He
lies again when he says that We pro-
posed that hs should "buy the other
two publishers off," Our only propo-
sition, At any time, was that the three
publishers should meet and each one !
"mark" how much he would give tho
other two per description to withhold a
bid, the highest offer to take the work.
We yielded this to Lambs whining to
be allowed to publish the lists. He
lies as to the amount he stated the first
list would amount to, after he had
counted it. 80, &c., 80. But he
confesses to, and accepts with a gusto,
the swipdle. As deliberate and p,emedi-
tsted, and prochins himself to be a.
shameless % he is dishonest.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

TIE Republicans of Name have re-
nominated Gov. Dlngley, and adopted
. good platform, whiot very properly
recognizes the financial question as the
most important issue Of the campai~ n
and takes an honest position in 'reoard
to It.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

THE Minneapolis Tribune urges the
abolition Of the whole diplomstio Scr
vice, as IN expensive and useless branch
Of the government. Very true; but
vhas would become Of fossilised, IN.
competent and unpopular Members Of
Copgrsss, and how would such indivld.
mails % Christoper Columbus Andrews
be rewarded for securing the defeat Of
tho Republican party to crafty person.
Il malies Tho diplomatic service
must be retained, At whatever cost to the
people. II : .',.- j." 80
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

The Jews are q wonderful people.
-Four Jews, Disraeli 10 England, Gam
beta In France, CASTELAR, in Spain, and
Lasker in Germany, are the most pow
erful civilians in the four leading ma.
tions of Europe.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-25

hars1DrNT GRANT has signed tho
Currency bill which passed both houses
Of Copgrsss and it il now law. This
bill fixes the mailman grseubaok or.
eula'ion At 1882, 100000, tn. present
volume, which includes the $26, Ooo,-
600 Of the so.e.lled "ressrvs" issued
by Secretary Richardson. It releases
the National Banks from tho necessity
Of keeping reserves on account Of
the amount Of their respective oiroula.
tions. Il also vithdraws from National
Banks in the Eastern States SIS, 000,.
600 Of currency, and allows it to be
taken by the West and South. Min.
nssota's share in this redistribution il
100000.