Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-19

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VnrS ssnrIiss 4o01 sSe style, Eastern prices and
TELE(sR4APHIC.
BOSTON, Nov. lit is. reported
tnat ven. Butler is preparing for pub
Il HoAfeu letter. showing the causes of
his lste defeat. lie. claims that he MAS
betrayed BY men protesting 10 he hi.
friends, esfsf promises Uncomfortable.
4 revel4 l4tfeAs. ss lie ihrca,ens 10 form 4
! new party IN al ass4chS sets. s.
New Y0k4, Nov. LA .dis;,aisi,
ff6ta Gimp Supply, Indian FrerGiiorg.
f1at0d Nov, 7th, tells 4 story of A eat
lea 1fcC Ciellan Greek, thc preyious
AnT between. % men OF the 9Th cNyal.
LrY, under Capt. III. J. Farnswhrih and
1U C1cyennes; The Q. $, troops lost
ono ki1ted, and Four wpnndea. The
indians loasd5 killed. sdi sEgiTi ms
New SYoxx, Nor, 1.-The mans-
gers Of StIJ Johns Gnild say that q least
lQ0OO men and woflen nr6 out OF EN-.
plOynent n this city, ana tAst whole
families are without the xeceasssies OF
life. Hundseds gather at The Guild
doors daily. claSnoring for food. apd
the treasury Of the Guild, even to its
reserve fund, n exhausted. $500 I ssis !
SrEtSGrIELD, Nov. l2th.-The Reg.
later today publishes tho official vote
Of all the counties ia the State, exce6t
Cook and Ffanklin. Tho State Tickes
gives Ridgcway, Rep, for Stats Trcas-
urer, ll4l, ,a27 v0tes Carroll, Dem, 3d. 4
356i Sore. Independent Reformer,
7S,l92: Rldgeway's majority over
Etterp, Dem. aud Reformer, for Sa-
perinfendent Of Schools, received l52,-
@: Powell, Rep, 145,372. Etter's
majority over Powell, 6.697
Cook and franklin will reduce
Rtdgeway's majority from 1000 10
5000, sisi proportionatcly increase
E&ters. n i14a ss.; & .ssl43e#sssl !
LITTLE Rock Nov. l2.-Tha State
of3cors elected under the new consti.
tuition were sworn in this morning
| without ceremony. e
AT = meeting Of the Assembly let
lor from Gov. Garland was read stat
ing that be WAS NOW exercising the
duf10s OF his ONCE. His nsessaGe says
that be- entestAins every possible mis-
giving - to HE ability TO ill the Offlce
which teGpOnsibjlity he fully appreci- /.
sdeos. He MAKES no pledges except
thA& ho wilt carry ont fsithfuliy tho
splSit OF the new constitution, and I'D. !
Miristsr lau's justly without .proscrip-a
4 Z 5EI Ifff1f -
EsekaSt ssffa sol ~.---1- asis ag ya.Ist 3
CnCAGO, Nov. IA imeetiax o.
the g0neeal ticket agonts was Ii seSoicn Z
hero the Last two days, with view of
oquaIizing rates from Interior cOmpet- !,
!ing points TO New York, Boston, Phil
|nAcIphiS, Baltimore, and other Eastern
poinls- Heretofore much discrimina-
tton hae been made in favor of such
conpeting points, and the interest of
local statj0ns oo0tieuOus to cross
|poinls inado II neccssary that this
canse for complaint should be remov-
ed. After . lengthy, session the, fol,
lowing tariff on fourth class freight
aHd grain from the Interior to cross
|poinfs anil TO New Tofk was adopfed
EArcola, 80 cents, Ashland. IS; Aita- !
mont, 5Si Bio1miugtop. - Dement,, 4
S3; Chsmpalgn, M Chenoa, so; Ciin-
ION, ~; Danvilie, 48; Decatur, So;
Dehasaa, So Ef Paso, So; Enrcka, So;
Bingham, 43; Fairbprg, SO; Farmer
City, 3d.; Gibson, 50 Gilman. 49,;
H0Opstop, 49,; Hammond, So; jack
sonvillo, "a; lincoln, Sc !; Litchfieid, 9
53; Eotington, IS Mansfield, 50; Mt.
PxlaAki, 53;. Monticello, So; Mason
City, So; Minicr, So; Mattoon, 81;
FMin0nk, S.; Paxton, so; Pana, So:
Pasis, 48; Springfield, So; Sullivan, Z
%: Tcrre Haute, A; Tolona, 81 Tayt
loeville, So: ToscoIa, 81 !: vandalia, So:
WiDdsor, 30; watseka, 49,; Washing
ton, 60 --pa.--------
s Thess rates are based on present
rate OF 40 cents from Chicago, 38conts /
from Indianapolis, and 81 cents, from
Toledo. On N advance Of freight
rates, from those latter points to The
Ease the rates from the cross points,
will be madet to correspond. The asn- q
q differences will be made, to Phila-
delphiA Baltimore, Boston, and New
England points. The above tariff will
60 intO effect the 18th Of November. Ae
! is1ts&f -ssis tF-a-@-- 8A es@ ftlE 2 i
CHrc4G0, Nov Ia +-In the matte. of !
the election in the. Sd Congressional
district, County Clerk Licb, this morn.
/ ing aDnOuuced that he had no juris-
d3ctton 20 10 tho legality or illegality
(el lthc vote in certain disputed pre-
ciActs, And that those precincts would
therefore be counted in. The result of
the onieial count was then announced,
Farweli's majority being ll9 over Lee
Tson. Shsler nr,ivnd In f,h;co.,o tt,;s