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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 6-The announce
mcnt is made this morning that Roch-
Effort win deliver no more lectures on
this side of the Atlantic, although ar
rangements had been made for him to
appear in Boston and Philadclphis,
Many reasons are assigned for this
sudden change of programme, but the
generally accepted one is that the at
attempt to excite popular interest, thus
far, has not succeeded. The audience
at the lecture last night was decidedly
small but exceeding appreciative.
A rumor prevails that JAY Gonld
has made an offer for the Erie rail-
road. According to the rumor he is
supposed to have made bid for prox-
les to control the election Of Direct
Ors
James ID. Potter, an ex-Colonel, was
committed without bail. under indict-
ment for tho diamond robbery. This
makes the tenth person put in the
10ofnbs to answer for great forgeries
OF the New York Central and Buffalo
u Erie II. r. bonds, by which Wall
street was swindled ont of nearly one
million of dollars last summer. |
New York, Jun 6.--Rochefort ac
companicd by friends, sailed for Eu-
rope to-day. A few Frenchmen
known as Communists saw them oil.
Tho two story residence Of Thomas
Mcintyre, BROOKLYN, burned last night
After throwing out his wife and four
children and leaping 10 the gronnd
himself he discovered that one child
remained behind, but he was unable
10 rescue it The childs remains were
found when the fire WAS eNtingnished.
e The Bank statement shows de-
crease in reserves of $5S1,575.
|. NrM HoRK, June 6.--Wall street
market is lower to day, on account OF
the publication ofthe Presidents iinsn.
ciAlvieWs
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

Bishop Haven, it Is asnonnced, will
preside ct all the Iowa n. E. Confer
encss this year, which are 10 be held
- follows: Dss Noines Conference,
Des Moinss, Sept. s.; Iowa, Bloom
field, Sept. 16; NortAwest Towa, Al.
gons, Sept. ~; Upper Iowa, Charles
City. Sept. so.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

1ns House Committee on Appro-
rieelons has agreed to insert in the
MY civil appropriation bill, the
oltaWing amounts for public build
agps Boston .postofice, $685., OFT; Bos-
on epstoni house, $4,000; Chicago
ustpm house and postoffice, $3.50, 600 !;
Hnainnati, $600, 600; Evansville, Ind,
5Qeo0; Hartford, $3.50, 600; Memphis,
55JeoO; New Orleans, $l9l, 900; New
Eos, $l,S4A2C7 Omaha, $1,000; !;
'htl delphia, $3.50 COO; |; St. Louis. $751;
COZ San Franeasso, elsS,71s; Knox.
ill4 go 900; Sl4ts. War, and Navy
apartment buildings, Washington,
70000; Milwaukee, s3s,453, with sew
ri other smal items, amounting in
ilte about 1000 900.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

The Secretary Of the Treasury has
directed the sals at Nsw York, Of sl,-
10000 gold on the flrst and third
Thnrsdays each, and u, ,0O0, 900 ON sec
ond'and fourth Tharidays each June,
Or y. Boo 900 daring tho month.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

John P. Irish has again got into hot
water running the Democratic party
Of johnson county In : sort of qu0si
connection with the Changers. Last
February two sets Of delegates wsre
sent to the State Convention OF Mon
grels. Now, again, the Conventions
are called to choose delegates to attend
the State Convention to be held on the
24th inst Irish holds forth at length
In the Press berating the movers In
callings Convention, other than the
one which he had the honor Of father
Ing. Tricks win come home to roost,
and Il II NO wonder therefore that
Irish hAs 4 hard road to travel.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

RVAusCA W thC uCuCA VI tu6 OOuIl Oh
Claims. His unfortunate connection
with the Sanborn contracts will, I'M
doubtedly, make this an unpopular
appointment, and from the light we
have, we could wish, it had. not been
made. But while we 20 think, We do
not regard it ~ proof that Mr.. Rich
ardson is, in reality, unfit for such q
position because Of his action in the
Sanborn case. Any person Of expsr-
ience and sense, knows full well that
1t is impossible for Secretary Of
the Treasury to be entirely conversant
with all the business Of the Office. The
Sanborn business was peculiarly q
business which pertained to Solicitor
Banfield's department, aud the COM
mittee report that they find no wrong
intent in the Secretary; ii was simply
negligence, and that kind Of negli-
gence, which amid an interminable
amount of business, very many men
are SO frequently guilty of. even in
their own personal and private busi.
ness. How often do we hear Of depu-
ties and assistants in official stations
being relied upon by their principals
to do business, and in . formal way
the principal attaches his sigma
ture, thereto. How frequently, all
over the country, do we hear of
cases where men doing large busi-
ness rely upon their clerks, and form
silly countenance their acts, and the
result proves most disastrous?
Az . Judge of the Court Of Claims,
Judge Richardson will necessarily do
and perform his own labor in that Of
fee, and hence the instance of the un-
fortunate Sanborn case is no evidence
of moment against him, IN regard to
his fltness for this new position.
Gen. Grant doubtless believes, from
his intimate knowledge Of the charac-
ter and fitness Of Mr.. Richardson, that
he Is an honorable and able gentlemen,
unfortunately under \ cloud, by rea-
son Of not having been conversant
with 9 business transaction, which, u
the sequel proves, he ought to have
especially attendedto. In these times
when complaints are SO much in fash.
ION and tinged with SO little prudence
or mercy, It is not good policy to at.
tempt to be rnerciful. but Gen. Grant
has way often times Of doing just
o. he pleases If his own convictions
are strong that he il right. In this in.
stance we are not disposed to quarrel
with him for what he has done, rely
ing, as we do, upon his good sense
and integrity Of purpose. being, 40 he
! ia, upon the ground and understand.
| ing the questions much better than We
dare claim to. 3S
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

AZ petition has been circulated
arooghoMs the State Of Kansas, and
xtensively ssigned, calling upon the
Iietxict Attorney to enter . noRe pros-
HS Ia the case against ex-senator
'oceroy for bribery. We think this
very disgrsceful proceeding. Mr..
'osnproy should be tried send If found
ul15, sentenced In accordance with
s. and The punishment rigidly en-
ID. II Kansas takes II upon her
e. 70 Save him from the legal effects
t. crime III he committed crime)
g. people Of the State sully their own
g. names with his, and deserve the
ke Of the people Of the whole
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11
THE NEW sECRETARy or THE

TnrASURY.
Cen. Ben. ,H. Br;atov of Kentnca '. tbe
newly aappoip.ea Secretary 81 ,he Treasury
| 4 regarded \. !. man sn;nentlv t,,,.d q,
f,ab,net .otf;oar Here /. tho nreva;l;no
dominion ~ him A. wa.h;noton. The nom.
lfaation If Genera, Rristov Il Secretary q
| Che Treasary ha. beeu received with !
strong sxnressiou of favor On MI sides a
while Solicitor General he bec.me well
| known TO i large number Of members Of the
present Congress. and secured both the res.
| pect and esteem Of ali. He does not claim
unusual Knowledge of financial matters. but
Is / lawyerssof high standing. and a. such
accustomed to deal with ali public oues-
tions. He i recognized a man of excel.
celient executive ability. and fullv capabls
of reors.nixine The department d which he
Inn besn apsproin,ed. snd administerinr its
saairs IL 4 business like manner. he viii
doubtless have fnll authority from the
President within proper limits. TO mako All
changes which he ,de.ms necessary. AZ /.
polisical advisor. Il i argued on ali banda
that III Vim sive mmh strensth "a the Cab.
met He vas lons known here : one Of
ths h most couraesous of;csr, connected with
she sdminiatr.tion. il his intercourse with
che Prssidsnt never falling 10 tell him a.
what, Ii his opinion, was going wrong, or
what Id bis judgment, could be improved.
This general conyiction that The Cabinet
with greatly strengthened By his entering
Fis sorms general snbjsct Of coneratulation
on III sides.. Member, Of the COMMITTEES on
Wsys md Means. md thc Senate Finance
Committee are greatly pleased With the a.
lection. md perfect, harmony win prevail
betwssn thoss importaat bodies. The nav
sswetaiy, Genssal Brissow, WAS one Of tho
original Union men Of Kentucky. He
early satered the service and has an excel
lent military record, Al the, close Of the
wsr be ,rssumed the pr,csics of lav. ana
wss soon appeinted United States District
Aitornsv. at Louiavillc. he rendered most
efficient service 70 the government. acting
in The clossst accord With General @. II.
Thomas IA suppsssinr Ku-k!ux. His Ell.
cisncy ID lie Office caused .his selection.
withont his seeking, for the otfice Of Solici.
tor General, on the creation Of the DEPART
ment Of Juslice. Al he close oftwo years
service In this position he resumed the
practice of law ~ Louisville, ia partnership
\. A.. xr ~. Is
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

TEN the Civil Rights bill was on
q Assage n He Ssnase, there was 1
q 1erful state of decentralization
mng the Liberal Senators. The vir-
leot prevalence Of the measles In a
OH room among tho Juveniles, was
sv1 SO painfully apparent in the
usA1sr Of absentses, - was the case
vithH Hhe Aforesaid Liberals, majori-
= ef(Whom deserted the favorite bill
{ their deceased companion, and they
ysto unable, by reason of indisposi-
- We suppose, to be present and
Ct The list Of these Liberal alb
snsl s includes Schurz, Fenton, and
ae (olstils Upton.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

The stockholders in the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway, ct meeting
held June 4th, passed resolution sta-
ting that they approved Of the action
Of the directors and officers In contes-
ting tho validity Of the recent Wis.,
consin legislation. declaring ! belief
that al legislation Of that sort was in
violation Of the rights conferred upon
railway companies by their charters !;
that II was withdrawal Of the pro-
lection which the laws Of the State A.
ford TO al other property holders, o.
we'll as . practical conAscation OF pri.
vate property.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

n The Car will meet IL Eneporor oE
Germany as0ss The middle 9 June st
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11
The Judicial Csnvenslsn.

This convention, held In this city
on the 4th inst, was large, and trans
acted its business with dispatch and
the utmost harmony. The succcssful
candidate for Judge, the Hon. NJ. j,
Williams, has made q record for the
past few years in this district, which
we may appeal to with pride, conf
don't that he has 80 maintained him
self as to merit the verdict Of being an
able and impartial jurist. Capt. T. M.
Fee, the nominee for District Attor-
ney, was an old comrade Of onrs In the
service, having been Captain Of COM
pany &C." 36th Iowa. He was q
faithful and good soldier, rising from
the ranks to the captaincy during the
war. The Captain returned to Gen.
teryille after the war, and entered act
lively into the practice Of the law, and
rapidly rose to distinction in his pro-
fession. Once = resident Of Ottumwa,
he Is well remembered by many or
our citizens. They will both be tri-
umphantly elected by ct least one
thousand majority.
The Hon. Fl. L. Dashiell, of Abba,
whose name had been canvassed for
Judge, but was not presented to the
convention, is young man. who did
faithful and gallant service in the
army, and IL an excellent Judge oflaw
and an incorrupGble man. We have
been glad in times past to speak 1
good word for Mr. Dashiell, and have
no reason to think that we shall ever
have cause to change our opinion OF
him.
D. G. Beaman. Esq, Of Van Buren
county, who received the vote or his
own county, and half the votes Of
this county in the convention, for Dis
trict Attorney, IL . young gentleman,
who has in the last five years risen
very rapidly In the practice, and is
now ono Of the most promising Of the
younger lawyers at the bar in this Dis.
trict. He ia also gentleman OF ex-
cellent character and habits, and thor
oughly reliable. The fact IL, the gen.
tlemen talked Of for the two positions,
are each and ell Of them men Of abil-
ity and character, whom IL would have
been most creditable to the Republi-
cans of the Second District to have
nominated and elected. Two, alone,
could be chosen, and the choice has
fallen to honored citizens Of Wapello
lnd Appanoose counties. We bespeak
for the nominees the united and earn-
sst support Of the Republicans Of this
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11


sure Of the jacks ears In Democratic
circles. One side says 1t il time and
there is no danger in letting those ears
flop to the breeze. The other side
gets nervous and mad and growls
terribly ct such assinins atemerity. So
they have Il, - though II makes one
whit of difference whether the rnse il
still kept up or disclosed. Of the old
Democratic party using the Anti-Mo-
nopoly paw to pull tho chesnuts from
the fire. Deception, falsehood, will
sometimes gain temporary triumph
in the start, or IL not . triumph will
take q considerable stride towards It,
just as happened last autumn here,
and there in some counties In this
State in the election, wherein the cat
in the meal tub plan, dubbed Anti Mo-
nopoly, won battle or nearly so.-
That bait, however, won't take twice,
and we incline to think with the bold
er Democracy that their ears might as
well be openly displayed now as ever.
The screen NO longer hides them !;
time for survey OF the field and for
reflection has developed the cheat to
the most confiding and to the dullest
comprehension. "When rogues fall
out' we know what follows, and this
is the situation among the pseudo re-
formers at this time. These chaps
have disagreed, not about division
OF the spoils, for they had not got that
far, but lily succeeding in picking the
lock that barred their entrance into the
place of treasure, they quarrel about
how the lock shall be picked that
quarrel disturbs the people who are
guarding the treasnre and spoils all
the fun Of the burglar. These chaps
rified the National Treasury only .
few short years since, and Get the ship
Of State afloat, dismantled and scut-
tied, and she was only kept afloat, and
finally restored to her former self by the
crew that these reform chaps say are
now the bandits and thieves who are
robbing and plundering her, and from
whom taey would defend her In the
name Of Liberalism and assinine ANTI
Monopoly-ism. Tho days Of these re-
formers and local temporary successes
are passed, and hence they, feeling the
extremity oftheir situAtion, quarrel a.
to their future action. A. even 81. G.
Dean the anti,deodorizer says, this
loading down the Democratic party
with the Schurz's and Bill Stones IL
only . relief to Republican,, and are
efiluvial bob and sinkers to tho Demo-
cratic fisherman ruinously destructive
of success.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

WAsmNGToN, june 4--Thc. House
Committee ON Civil Service Reform,
have adopted . resolution that they
don't favor any further appropriation
for carrying out Civil Service Reform,
as heretofore conducted. The vote
was four to three.
WAsMINGToN, June 4.-Chief Jus
tice Carter this morning administered
the oath Of office ~ Secretary Of the
Treasury to General Bristow in Prcsi-
dents room. Bristow Immediately
entered on his duties. Ho was called
on during the afternoon by the chiefs
or bureaus Of the Treasury.
The President to-day signed the
commission Of Judge Richardson as
A ssociatc Justice Of tho Court OF
Claims.
The Senate Committee on Com.
merce has decided to recommend
the passage Of tho House bill directing
the President 10 have made and pro-
scnted 10 Capt. John Horn gold
medal in recognition Of his heroic Of.
forts In jreacning over one hundred
| persons from drowning IN Detroit
river.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

. NEMs loRK, June 6.--Wall street
market is lower today, on account OF
the publication ofthe Presidents iinsn.
cialviews.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

WAsHlXegoS, june 6-Gen: Shsrl.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

" AhHINGTUN, JuHU O--A HumDCT OF
private bills considered yesterday in
Committee Of the Whole were taken
up and passed, also the bill before tho
House at adjournment last night for
the sale of Indian lands in Kansas and
the bill removing the political disa-
bilities Of George s. Shyrock, Of St.
Louis.
The House then proceeded to the
consideration of the Senate amend
nent to the Deficiency bill.
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Ser @otedlismus ber9fcu II :

Ser &ote9ismus 6erNcu :
y rotc cltanten. Nlit vbild0fll9er"
@ut1eiBung bes @rr. Geintens er(9lcn
BON Dr. O}i6elis ein= =&atbolil@er &otc=
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! linn ni6t sans 5ufrieben lein> oenn es
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gu entl l6eioen bat 2" Mnt'port: ~9ann
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Der Stride 1T uno als FOLDER oas unfebl=
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onseres iibrig, ols oem Mlttatbolicismus
5u entlaeeu, 5,1mal feline @dbe iiber 8eibt
uno 9lblab ieinen 9@dFein nidt senli=
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MAIDEN. SD bcmerfte iDm, bab i9 ni9t
wille, mas er ,polle. 8ie besonn er
nun nno l6nitt Elm 9e>palti9 lan9es Sc
lidbt, bdtte mid allo 9eirrt? Sic fno
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fein Treimourer @eben ober oo@ 9eraoe
10 aus. - @ie, 1ose id @ie iino ein
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li6Fer Mun16, Treimourer SIT lperoen,
bod fano i6 oo5u biz iekt nod feline
@elegenDeit. - 9o5u fann Notb ,ueroen,
la9te CT, oorf man lib auf Sic uerlolen?
- SIMMER. - Gino Sic emit l0loilen, li9
ol(en Yrii iifungen, Die man BON ben Tret=
mourern forocrt> Su unteruerfen? - Nl=
len. - Stun, ia9te er oonn nit iIerer
Gtimmc, Der 9lel ltouroteur> 6ei bem mir
]ino, lit ber bienenoc BruOer bes grobe
Sodeys sGlub gum Orient: luir bobcn
eben ouf Soften Der 2o9e 9e9elien. Dies
3immer 1T cines Der 9(ufnobmelofole.
Sinh Sic bereit, ]i0 Mlcm 5u untertper=
fen uno iiber nidts 81 itounen> mas Sb=
men ou9 Nuberoroentli6cs bege9nen
n1b9e? - Sd r1i9erte uuo beldlpor es.
9}un perbano er mir sic 2lu9cn, lieb
MIDI 9lof uno 9Bc1te ous5iebcn, iellte
MIDI in cine Gde unO be fobl mir MIDI
lout= uno re9un9slos 5u Dolten. Damn
9in9 CT binous. Sd blieb beinobe eine
5tunoe lteben; oo b0rte i6 Die Sbiir
nufnphpu cSrh nor cutIChlD11eu midi
s{Qem su rnter>perfen unO meinte> nun
loQe Die Yrifung reOt on0cbcn. l1no
in Der Stat lie 9ing an. 9enn oer
Gin9etretene fins an, lib b69li9 uno
lout iibcr nleil,e Gtellung 5u uer'uunoern
>opl(te be5oblt lcin> uno ais id nibt
mudj1e, i6impfte ct MIDI eincn Betrllger.
Dos mar oo0 eine Dorte Yrobe? Cine
onoere Gtirme 9eleate 1i6 6o5n uno lieb
lid pernebmen: um's 9immelS millen>
oie il6erncn Bel lteds lino fort. 9os
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no6 ni6t. Gnbli6 bolte man Die Mode
uno fiibrte midi ob. SD meinte nod
INNER bos 9cb0re sur Yriifung uno
erlt als i6 cine 9la9t I'M @efangnlB 51=
9ebro6t> hegriff id, bab MIDI Elm @ouner
sum Beiten 9ebabt. SD 1o9te oles 9(l=
les ous erDrterte es burb 8elDeile uno
besablte ben DE forateur. W}eln God
ober uno meine Welte meine BDrle,
meine l1br, mein @tod nit Platinotopf,
Elm Mie6Fd166en uno cin felnsr 9ut,
bos Mlles lpor fort.
Sic Nus1o9en bes orn1en 9fotors aus
Der Yropin5 ,puroen nit grober 9eiterfeit
pernommsn. Scr 9lngetlogte ober woro
gu swei Sobrcn 3ud)tbous perlrtbeilt.
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Yreis bon TlaIden uno Bru69las po=
riirt je nod Der Na6frage. Sic @ani'
tdtspoli5ei bctrodtet Die &no9engoiie
als Die YFansfdtte pieler &rantbeiten,
fat aber big iebt ni9ts 9e9en bieles lle=
BEL tbun f6nnen pber tbun ,uollen.
(9}. 9. @tsst9)
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Qel lDef0en.-Spu Oer W(uHH lIOlel Ilu)
uno meint bet &ate9ismus loll- blos
ben uebersans biloen pom ~i6olaltil lden
eeSe1uitenfate6ismus su elmer freieren
Muffal1un9" man mllile ollmabli@
,ueiter geben. vWenn obne 3weifet -
heibt es poo. V - voen meilten bter
nidjt su piel, 1onbern 5u iuenig i'm @inne
Ser 9eform Die @aGe auf9efaBt i6eint,
10 bite i'd bas pben@eioste SIT beo6ten,
mir lieQt por o1em boron, bic @ortinrli=
tdt bes totboli}9en 8etuub bt1eins in Der
Bewe9ung nidt obbonoen tonmen 5'1
lollen."
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&reb 1e be19dfti9t III Ntoine mebrere
tou1enb perlonen uno belonoers trelbt
@outblpei It Sorbor NIT Dem 9(rtitel einen
lebbof item @onbel, no eine Tobrif ol(eln,
>pcnn mit ppller 9(rbeitsfroft # gearbeitet
luiro, tdsli6 25o0o &annen eingema9te
&reb1e al liefern i'm @tanbe / It. Oeroo=
fen bon @oubt>peit 9orbor 1T bslonoers
rcib an &reblen unb luiro sur 3eit fllr
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beim &rebsfon9 nuktenTo9r5cu9e 1'ne
Ser 9(rt con 1truirt> bab li6 in DEM rntere1
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Bis Al, i6rer 9lblieferuns in lcbcnoem
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