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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-09

there any prospect--in this all-im.
portant political year when q new
congress 10 to be chosen, and the result
of the next presidential contest to be
forecast-that such 4 convention win
be held anywhere In the west? viii
the forthcoming September convention
in Illinois prove In the result ito
worthiness of tho appellation of an
'honcst mems convention p
So the Times cannot be happy with
anything that has yet appeared. II
discrcdits the honesty of all the good
citizens of this country that have yet
been assembled in State Convention.
1t Is true II did say good many good
words in behalf of Governor Stones
platform, but still it is not up to the
full stature of the Times honesty.
The people of Iowa will be inexpres-
sibly grievcd at this impeachment of
the integrity of our Ex-Governor. It
is of course some solace to our people
to know that the Times does not so
fatty impugn the honesty of Stone, -
1t does that Of the members Of the
Republican Convention, but that the
Times should, even 80 much - by Inn
plication, discredit the integrity Of
Gov. Stone, the Anti Monop Grang.
or Cincinnstus of Iowa, ID too bad,
and calls for the speedy condign pun
ishment of that journal by the Demo-
cracy of this State.
Still a. we have said, this Journalistic
Diogones, is not without hope. The
chameleon democracy, in another
shade of color, cit in convention again
in Illinois, in September, and into
this the Times will creep and grope
about with its tallow candle, hunting
for an honest man. The reader will
readily perceive, that thus far, we have
only treated this subject in spirit of
lcvity, and We have only TO add In all
candor, how supremely ludicrous is
tho Times talk and search after honest
men, since everybody knows that the
Times will always be unsuccessful, be-
cause 1t 10 incapable of recognizing an
honest man when 1t sees one, ON account
of its own constitutional rottenness.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-09

Mr.. Secretary Bristow IL winning
golden opinions from all quarters for
the pluck and intelligence heis mani
Testing In cleaning out and recon
structing the Treasury Department.
He has recently called TO his aid a.
chief cleak Of that Department Mr..
w. 0. Avery of Illinois, for some
time past Chief Clork Of the Internal
Revenue Bureau. Mr.. Avery is On
uncommoDly intelligent and affable
official, and: Mr.. Bristow has demon.
strated again the fitness for his posi-
ton. by putting in ~ his chief clerk
. man 90 eminently qualified for the
position as Avery.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-09

The question was "who struck Bill
ly Patterson Fit was never solved.
There is case in point like the 9th
or in all things save thai, it Is asccr-
tanned for certainty who struck. The
case is Billy McIntire of Page County,
Anti Monopoly candidate for Con
gress. A few weeks ago. he Topped
over among the Democrats, pleading
in extenuation that he was after rc-
form. He got reform, or at least such
q lesson - ought to teach him that
even democracy has some self respect
left and don't take mercenary converts
at the first go of. The democracy
struck Billy McIntire, and he foil q
limp and sick as scee small kitten in
a thunder shower. Ho got only seven
votes in convention. Poor Mac.
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ECONOMY.

ECONOmYs
In these days when We are gradual
ly as people toning down to the norm.
81 condition of all people, who have
specie basis, economy is the watch.
word heard from all lips and very
proper one it is. One Of the very
greatest Of banes left, and which was
incurred by the imitation of our cur
rency, during the war, 10 fast living,
and one division of what constitutes
fast living is extravagant dressing.
There is to-day very few things ex-
tant which is so perfectly senseless,
and so ruinous as ladies apparel.
Close times shorten the purses of hus-
bands, and this necessarily 90 scrimps
the wardrobes of wives, that in great
many cases, Two do believe that the
cases number tens of thousauds)
domestic happiness and final sepera-
ton occur between husband and wife,
because of the tyrannic power of fash
ion over the minds of ladies. In all the
foolish abominable styles now indulg-
cd In by the ladies, in the matter Of
dress, we are sure these times eclips 9
any that have proceeded them. It is
positive fact that in the days before
sewing machines wero in existence, q
lady with her needle could much
easier make her clothing than she can
now, with all the sewing machine
facilities. The senseless, horrid, and
we may add filthy fashions Of ladies
dress,are perfect disgrace to civilized
humanity ;they add misery. and discord
to that of the tiplers cups, and need
. crusade upon them just as bad. II
the expenses aud worse than use-
less fashions of ladies dress, could
be successfully raided upon, II
would economic hundreds Of mill
ions, prevent bankruptcy, domestic un
happiness and promote christian char.
ity in tens of thonsands Of cases.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-09

We call the attention Of Republicans
to our County Convention on Satur.
day the 1lth inst. Let US have full
attendance and catch the glorious in
spiration so prevalent in our State
Convention of the LIST Of July. The
skies were never brighter. Come out
and participate.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-09

The Agricultural Report for June il
on our table. It says that there IL
quite IN increase this year, over last,
In the breadth of wheat sown. The
condition of the crop is reported bet
ter than the average of series OF
years. The crop Of Rye is also, rc-
ported As SURPRISING eighty last years
crop. The acreage Of cotton in the
Southern States, is given as about
ten per cent below that Of last year,
aud the condition of the crop is also
below the average Of last season.
Fruits are reported as almost every
where abundant. The breadth of oats
grown is two per cent, over last
year; the condition is however slight.
" below the average. No estimate
is made of the corn crop.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-09

81. LomA July Q.
(By telegraph III.
rlOur-Dull.
Wheat-Firm and unchanged.
Corn-Ruled Armer ct 60060o. on
track,
Oats HELD higher, but quiet.
Rye-Lower ct 74c.
Whiskey-Steady Ct ESQ.
Pork-Firm ct go 90 per basrsh
Lard-Firm, with summer lots ~
ing at SO rs per 100 As.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-09

By Telegraph
Elour-Dull. saJ
Wheat-Is quoted firm and heior
1t 81 II bid cash, ! l3zf0l II JAY.
Corn-Quiet at 00Kc cash, Jnly or
August.
Oats-Ths market opened Arm md
higher but closed quiet and easy.
Rye-Quist ct SIC. ~
Pork Firm and higher ct SIC ESQ
10 90 bid cash or July.
Whiskey-Steady ct 04kc.
Lard-Quist and arm q Oil 10 p~e
100 Bs.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-09

CntoAao, Julye.
Hog Receipts 5000 hssd. Shin.
ping grades are quoted higher. Con-
mon to choice lots are quoted ct $6 Is
@6 20.
Cattle Ruled dull ct ss08 % for
shipping grades. &. 81
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-09

BosroN, june II, 1874.-The Two.
mons Club" which met last evening
to discuss reform In female wearing
apparel, 10 composed of ladies of va
rious ages, and really includes several
pretty women. The latter have not
yet taken any active part In the adyo.
cacy Of the reform, preferring to per-
NIT the older and more bony Of the
members of the club to monopolixe
the subject. They, however, profess
themselves to DO In readiness 70 adopt
any style of dress which ID becoming,
and are mot without hope that some
thing can be found ~ . substitute for
skirts, which will give freedom to
their-I should cay movements, and ct
the same time meet the requirements
Of good taste.
The meeting, after being called to
order, was addressed by . lady who
advocated the use of suspeuders. She
exhibited pair Of these useful arti-
cles. They were go arranged - to
permit all the skirts and things . lady
ordinarily wears to be fastened to
them, and thus supported by the shout
ders. 1t was objected by . young lady
present that these suspenders would
interfere with the development-th that
10 to say, would have . tendency to
flatten-that, frankly speaking, they
would press directly upon To tell
the truth, l don't quite know how to
express this young lady's views, but /
was clear that she was entirely right,
although several elderly ladies Instant
evy hNnkAA kn SAM~ ~uA nA4l kkAA
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-09

Mccormick of the Marion County
Democrat has figured out the result of
the Congressional tight in this district
on the Republican side OF the house.
His figuring don't have the merit of
decent Yankee guess. 1t is . sly
way Mac. has of figuring himself into
q nomination among his Anti-Monop
friends. He means that his readers
should place his name opposite the
figures he gives to Loughridge, and
those placed to Weaver should be
scattered around amongst his OPP
ponents the Dixon's and Port Welch's.
Mac IL . very modest man, and don't
like to speak right out and use his own
name to tell how he is going to scoop
'cm.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-09
CHICAGO, July, 8.

CHICAGO, July, B.
President Keeps letter In behalf Of
the Northwestern Railroad to, the
Governor Of Iowa, protests against the
lows Railroad law which cla1eiAes oil
branches OF the road In class "A, sub.
jecting them 70 the lowest rates OF
freight and faro. It says the company
operates four roads In Iowa, Stanton
and Upton, Iowa Midland, Chicago
Iowa = Nebraska, and Cedar Rapids
4 Missouri River, oil Of which have
been run with 3 net loss to the CON.
pany. The Cedar Rapids q Missouri
River Road haa cost the company,
above receipts 428z,00o. The com.
psny insists that the Iowa Legislature
had no constitutional right to pass .
law requiring the company to operate
their roads q n absolute loss, thus
virtually confseating their property.
The company will conform to the law
for time sufficient to demonstrate
the injustice Of these rates, protesting
that none OF it, provislons are accepted,
and denying their constitutional valid.
ity. The lessors Of tho roads Of this
company may take whatever action
they choose In the matter in order TO
protect their rights.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-09

New Y0Hx, July 1.-The freight
agents who met to devise rates OF
freight from the west by Erie. N. Y. G
+ Penn. Central Railroads, have 70
solved 70 inereasaGhe freights on live
stock TO about double IT. former rate.
The basis Of the increase was fixed at
g essts per one hundred pounds from
Chicago 70 NeWYork. It 10 the in
tention Of the mansgsrs to increase
and not decrease charges on al Glasses
Of frsights.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-09
ference this evening with Governor

ference this evening with Governor
Dix.
Court has confirmed the powers of
receiver A. d. Juillard for the affairs
of HOyt Sprague u Go.
The decision of Judge Drummond
was the chief topic of discusssion in
financial circles again to-day.
Northwest and st. Paul stocks fiuc-
tuated considerably during the day
but the general tendency was lower.
NEW York, June MANY Of the
most distinguished physicians and
scientists assembled at o meeting of
the Neurological Society last evening
to discuss questions connected with
hydrophobia. DR.. William A. Ham
mond occupied the chair and spoke Of
the peculiar features Of the case Of
VIM. Mccormick that convinced
physicians that the man had true
hydrophobia. Tho inability to swallow
either fluids or solids was very mark
ed It was absolutely impossible for
him TO swallow water or ice and when
attempts were the substance was
thrown from the mouth with violence.
The dow of saliva was marked, and
constant spasms indicated the deep
seated disease Of the nerve certers.
DR.. Hammond admitted that while
the disease might be blood poison,
and changes in the organs Of life
might have been caused by assimila.
ton OF that poison yet It was more
than possible It was true nervous dis.
eass like tetanu1. While no treatment
had effected cure ia well authen
ticated case, yet application OF the
galvanic current had IN the only case
10 which Il had been tried prolonged
the patients life several days. After
speaking Of cauteries and other moth.
DDS Of Destroying virus, DR. Hammond
advised by al means the ex.section Of
Of ill parts involved.
Resolutions were adopted and COM
mittees appointed to investigate fnrth-
Or and report . future meeting.
~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-09

AUGUSTA, July 7.-Alexandor 81.
Stevens announces his determination
not to be . candidate for reelection to
Congress on account Of failing health.
Unless he improves physically during
the summer he will resign his seat in
the presen. Congress In 8 few weeks.
He has been ont Of doors but twice.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-09

tU9 C0Gk10tU U00 OoOA0t8 ~ AHV0p W01l0
they eagerly dsvour orr breakfasts,
The authorities arc now daily sending
ont OF Rome large bodies Of these des.
perate unemployed laborers TO their
homes In the Campagne and mountain
villages, from whence they came
down into Rome to work Or rob"
There are six colored men IN Con.
grsss, ont Of 80; and because no one
OF the six has yet earned 3 national
reputation, the New York World CON.
oludee thai the colored raoc 10 incapa.
Bile Of producing . statesman. A. mot
over half . dozen Of the 2A white
men in she house were able 70 gain
Congressional distinction, the argu-
ment 10 just - good against the white
race. The ak eolored Representatives
made - good Q showing - the 27S
white ones who are unknown beyond
their own districts. 1aSetsbGvgA Com
Assvoial.
Another peculiar ssicids was that Of
. man who throw hlmself from the
Point do 6elfeune into the Seine, hold
Ing In his hand . bar wherein he had
placed his cat. his dog and two cana
rioo. He Was taken ont terribly In.
jured, though still In possession OF his
senses, bat the poor animals wege Ill
dead. Ho declared, on being convey.
cd 70 the hospital, that, being weary Of
life. hs had resolved 70 Quit Il, taking
with him the only creatures that had
mot ceesed 70 love him whom misery
ard want became bic portion. Re
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-09

NEW YORK, July IA party Of gen.
tlemen will leave this city for Albany,
tonight, to lay before the Governor
their reasons for desiring the removal
Of the Mayor and the convicted Police
Commissioner. It's understood that
the strong points made by the counsel
against the Mayor are, that ON three
occasions no has refused to investigate
charges against the Commissioners,
when II wss plainly his duty 70 do 20.
Those occasions were, First-When
Commissionsr Charlick was examined
before tho court on charge Of violat-
ing tho provisions Of the election law.
ecopd.-When the Board Of Alder.
mon acting on the report presented by
the Commissioner, requested the
Mayor 10 Investigate the charges
against the Commissioner. Thirdly.
When th. Legislative committee pre-
sented report on the charges that the
Board had acted improperly in the
working of the street cleaning bureau.
The Mayor seems impressed with
the gravity OF the occasion, but de-
clares that no acted under legal advice
He denies that the Assistant Attorney
U001Se4 ueS ost0SOSeou OAoSE1Ct AstOT.
ney Phelps, calling BILE attention to the
gravity " the charges against the Nay.
Or and Police COmmissioners, Gard.
ncr and Charlick, and asking him TO
lend his aid In procuring indictments
against them from the grand Jury and
II bringing their cases to trial -
speedily % possible.
The TRIAL Of Ex- Deputy tax collector
Gill; OF Brooklyn, on charge Of EN-.
bsszlsmsnt was begun to-day In that
city.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-09

CHICAGO, July 6.-President Keep Of
the Northwestern r. r. Co., has writ.
ton . letter to the Governor of Iowa
similar In tone to that recently written
by superintendent Riddle Of the G. B.
l. b p B. b. The Northwestern COM
psny accepts tho lows railroad law
and will conform to ito requirements
under protest.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-09

CtINToN, July Con Saturday last
fire cracker exploding under the
sidewalk ignited : pile OF paper and
rubbish, and thence communicated to
. block Of wooden buildings on the
public square. A. the population
were mostly absent celebrating the
Fourth, tho 6re made such Roadway
% to destroy several stores, causing .
loss Of q, 600 to 10000.
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W ransfasaists Mtss ! II ihsi
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e.Nsl.',srl IN arrangement. Ft ifs,
iug iltlf fanAss enA mo- siar siiat,
htr Hnd within stfs shsst ti#e ~lll
lse II active alefssiaa. IT, lNiu, -
isrtei ~ sbp ialtdian i litts'l, nsth
II Nr.sls,iitty's lanlrt sasa TIL. II
~ tnielai.r es ha,e lona IT. H., mi
thai |, will t.snl' III pfra' effi III The
community, a. VII IL i'e it,r,i.tetn
npne IAN si,su'a -~M,st Union ssayustr
A,ul We congratulate Wet ntpn
ipa. Will. We rusre, parting with them
ff the heneIii uf West luun ~ an,
o,ler PLACE
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Mite. ~ ru.lis. Nun.heslarHi NJ shr
lnarpen.'rnl district
on tHt~tn

lApils nnl.nasislh " tl.r lnsal~nlsn'
l'l#fta ~ ,feAp desiring n assrnd ,it
ltitisiI. s,itnal ilFseln wiil ~ ulnlnsl u ttHt
iafA8 Htsiattfl #ai FL pfats'sif IT. |. /
VIII HI, rfitN ilai II saiA 'stlHhl ".
peiA ltnln ial,n itek Treasurer II tn
~ .tttl FL tiIlt,Afn III ,lmesllN stttl, II
npilsins mat Il, It'll Il stiftni TIL isrma
pstaitlisas ~ TIN hopi htaFtl ar ~ I'll.
low.
Grammar department Ter mna'l 500
I'll intermediate Il !. !, i.an
utlisr dtrtt'n "a !. III
ti1untlun u this pnieunsitr will ~e.un
'a.ut'rnia atlmlsaisn IT, srnh Department as
Their aistnrtfmnl viii warrant.
il.H. T.. Gll.i.ETr.
President,
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Tho public school ol,cnu.l on Mon
day with tho largest attendance aud
tho fullest rooms siurc thu organization
II tin district. Tho school building i
divided Into six roons u teacher heinls
assigned ID zach with M Attendance
~ espr fifty 10 eaah teacher. tho iirt,
DAY ~ thu school. Tho term promises
IL b. better Than usual,
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II /. tie .snr ,li story, W. have
A,a,.l ii ai,,. I've saii ',he scr
l.ut lega,l.d NJ. md | dill cai. A,laM
sa,l slhe woman .hun gnyest u DO
with No, sln .ayu me IT tho tree, anil
| ,l.l ral ,Mr honest, pure and M.
la;.,el ii.pnl Ahnfp y, sa,s i W.
the cre.po ring Tint lil i, anI TINT !
the way he w4s be4',iled md foil,
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When tie proceedings Il tic county
l,tarl IL Supervisors shall hrlnhlishri.
tho people will he pra,l'lei " learn
tlat ,hr reform method uf conducting
c, nnt, aIass has only cans 4 m ~.
crease II rNU Mills III tho lnll,r
III thu lrs, II tax FIR Isl. iar county
expenses. How Ii hat FIR 'snie fnl
,,,,fn aei pay lis taxes, ~ the Or,
ehs lat fall
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SPECIAL .oricrs.
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1F. ssNFerStsHfsf hrs
pnrrhusesi shr rnfs,'r afgvk'
IN frHols. nafrA OnT ffOrin ~
0rreuat II r.. fhnt,in
7Ir trade rsH b. sOnitii~
Nra ~ fhr 0fsi Sfu nte Hx here
f0l.n.r trifi "a ft,N five NJ
goOdS ~ rsefy dcf,a,'fAnelsf.
Hunr rONiinncd iGtr0M-
0srt. sOitf.fffs.
| r~srn .iuur NH i~si si.it
N. ~rNOlilER
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n.orr 4 t'p's Melinr Flow trade
circular gise- representations u semu
II ll,c mos, elegantly linirho'i, perfect
v,rhne. anl desirable ll"ar IN tic
market. W. believe they may DO
found Nth John /. i'vrk 4 70, fur
ali.
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Tho Charles t'ity Iniclligenecr. spec
ial organ ~ Mr.. Pratt publishes an NJ.
iia,it made Wy ch.rter lIuttcrdsll IN
explanation ~ tho nflda,iis u Mrs
aiano rnl Mr.. Rice, touching tho NJ
Legged collection u moneys for Mrs.
uanp NY Mr. Pratt and his failure 10
pry over thu nonoy The Affidavit "
Mr., Bniso,iull Ia drawn with .he skill
II prarlieei attorney. md while u
.eem- IL contradict the statement II
Viz. t;ano mil Mr.. llire. II 10 where
,loe+ ~. All TINT II Aa,s ,nay ~ .rns
without II my why imrnirioE tho
strength nnI iruthfnlnera u The Aida.
sits II assunes 10 contradict,
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Tho convention II Inst Saturday
nominated the following ticket:
Supervisor, Il &. birmingham,
Recorder, +. vclic Jr.
thlk. ". srott l'nrdner
Leading A,M active democrats IN tho
county are Li.yuaicl because they have
10 representation on TIM ticket, while
leading aud influential republicans
Identified with tho reform movement,
las. lalI assert that tho candidates nDm-
mated r,mpalhire will, tho mayemcn.
OIL, fur tho Offices ~ Which they arc
nominated. FOR all WI know bath nre
right.
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lnirr.Nia,. Industrial Exposition.

The Inter. State Industrial ENpasi.
,,nn II Chicago. viii 10 pen irem Sap.
iemlrr nh, u October itlth. IL The
public. from MI parts ,f,hc nien. II
heing Tho greatest Exposition q the
Country thrs ssas,n the Rail Roads
will issur ESru,sinn firkuls al reduced
rates. u accommodate all lr.ilons III
visiting this grand Exposition.
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Mrs. ! T. I,ani having purchased
nc Alim H. n cple her iniercs. In tho
building formerly occupied BY them "
Limo Springs station returns " tlat
rIare this week. aud will there resume
tho millinery business. Tho best wish.
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