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TINT 10 1'uilors wurs needed until after
Paradise Lest ID spcma ~ " thai tho
pbilai*lrhis bliicl,en might have hit
ul'on > na0rc appropriate name,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-11-05

Uy lIlt I'fretaIftlli
llAAtitos fIH. SECRETARY y tsilir
, 1874-04-02

appointed III tito ont1 tlan thoHo who faIl to got
tlon. Atr. nonntroo, tho County Attorney, l,nn
gIyon tho WcBt Town Hoard NJ, Informal
opinion, Which tho Courts will ,1nlouht-
otliy mnInlniti, tint tho Uolloctor III o',-
tltlod, umlor tho Inv, to only s1,bu0,
a,ll t1o Asnensor to s5 n tlay, wlIlo Tho
Clork md Supervisor must contont themselves
with tho 1nodlcnm wlIlol, tho law nllows tton,,
anil which III Nil tltoy arc worth. lilo exorbl-
taut Hnlarloa which llayo boon vototl aro ihoro-
foro Illegal. 1t will prolally 10 difficult to
rccoyor wllcro tho rnonoy llaY actually boon paid
onro. III caHcB whore 1t Inns not boon ,,ai.l, tho
County Commissioners wifi undoubtedly rofuao
to cort'fy moro tllan tho loga1 compensation.
Tho voting OF appropriations Mt tho Inst mootlng
wnn moro farco under tho nmon,1od Inv. THO
raymort Of town Balarlos IL III tho hnnds OF lilo
County Doar1. who will I,ayo to 10 goyornod by
tho Inv regulating tllom. 30 long nH wo nro
forced to ontlura tho nusat,co OF tho Town
boards, therefore, hlr. lto,ntroon Inv Inns paccl
tllo public inonoy In n comparatively Hafo place.
MID tho bumncra who haven't not along aa fnr
aB Tho comprehension Of thlB will Bcarcoly 10
n1'lo to rooo1nronHo themselves for tho money
tlIoIr Offices will cost tllotn. Mr. Rountroo'a
opinion will DO found elsewhere.
, 1874-04-02

Tic subject Of Chnoao immigration Is attract
ing aorlorA attention IN Calitoruia. Thointorest
folt IN tho noatllon HOW is not that which iu,-
pellou tho tralos-unions OF Ban FrauclHo few
yoarB ago to Chrlstiauizo tllem with br:k bats,
mud oyangolizo them with Insults. It iB an i1,-
torest Of an economic variety. California bo-
lioycH horBolf ovorrln with UoolioH. Tlloy aro
still arriving In BwArmB as CONTRACT alnyoB untl
tho lnattor il assuming Oil Importance which
cannot DO Ignored. They aro next to ,lgoloaH Of.
farma, aald uttorly yaluoless III developing tho
mineral woash of tho Slate. The only service
they Gull rellaor IL IN picking cotton, mud tho
Anlount Of cotton raiaad In Cali1ornia ut prosont
III not adequate to their full employment. T14oy
aro thun driyon to tho ctiaH, whore thoy
congrogato Ia quarters, a,ld aad to tho
poris OF metropolitan life by tllolr uttor anlipa
thY to Anglo.saxou lava, customs, and pooplc.
Blk companies own thou,, body md soul, by
yirtuo Of contract or dobt, and to tholr ownora
alone the intraotable l1eatllou fool themselves
anenable. CongroaB hna failed to toaiao tho
extent Of tho OWL md tho 0oldun atato Ii toar-
full that 1t will bo ovorrun with Foreigners igno-
rant Of tho lawa and language Of tho white man.
4 tew years ago, insult and barbarIty woro to-
gardel by tho enlightened lorln OF tho aoll ~
useful auttdotos to Chtneao Immigration. In
, 1874-04-02

For tho llrnt tin'o In tho District of Columbia
investigation dotlnito charges Of corruption
layo' bcon presented against Doss Shepherd.
Much o5 thoir forco is destroyed by Gov. Shop
herds Immediate md total lisayowal of thom
untlor ontl,. Tho substance Of tho charges il,
that III 1871 ho listened to nnl encouraged
proposition to consolidate two paving companies,
i'll ono OF which he was stockllolder, In Or
dor that tlloy might Hecuro contracts without
competing against cnch other. Tho Boss donios
That l.o gayo any courtonanco to tho Hclomc,
aud nvora that as soon aB llo became au o!lclnl
in the District Government he sold out all is i'll
torcnt In the paving company. 1Io Las ueyor
aEncc he HayB, h,l u,y connection, direct or ILL
diroct, with any Of tho contractors, individuals.
Or organizations Tint did work for the Dis
trict. DoHs Shepherd has tho na1no strong family
fooling al President Graut. IIe bought tho
ruying company stock originally III "prosont 1"
for lliH Drother-il-lnw.
, 1874-04-02

Tho Democratic Btnto Central Committee OF
Missouri ayo iaHtusl NJ. ntltlross to Tho Doinoora
oy Of tlut Htato, which commoooa with tho fol-
lowing otloorfnl announcement; "Tllo undor-
Htgncd, lnembora Of tho Democratic Htato Con-
trat Committee, fully impressed with tho magni-
to Of tho trust co,iitlod to their keeping, fool
1t to l,o their duty Mt ts jnnnturo to sny to you
that tho signs OF political regeneration nro Of tho
mont cllooring character" Tho rcHoute t1oter-
mination Of t1'oBo nowly.riHon ghosts to bo
jolly under my md NIL cireumataucoB, IL praiso-
worthy, ovon If tlloir loylty liz littlo unbocom-
ing and shooting to pooplo WHO think Tint tho
doa should roHt in thor graves, md fot Tho iy-
Ing manayo l}olitical NJ well ns othor afrairH.
, 1874-04-02
noes PROTECTION pROTEOTP

Gront britain IL aBHnutl to 10 tho gront n1nnu
faot.iring rival ngalnat whom tho Inv intorvonos
ny imposing tax OIL tho Amorlcan rooplo for
tho protection Of Lilo American manufacturers.
lilo theory to- TINT, unous this Inv adding an
ayoraEo Of 60 per cont to tho cost Of alf foreign
manufacturers bo rigldly ndl,erctl to, American
manufacturers would bo ruitlol by tho iuportn-
lion OF Europoan gootls. On tl,o Hn,no prin-
c!plo, wo lavo loyict Ill onorn,oup tax
OIL foreign gsoola in orlor tint tic Anloricnn
wool-growora may bo protected against foreign
woods. mono Of which ordinarily oon,poto with lilo
don,ostfo vnriotlos. III England, all tho rnw
n'atoriala md manufacturers are ndmitto1 froo
Of tax. III tho published rol,lruH Of tho it'll
portu Of 0roat Drltain mid Of tho Unitod slatoa
FOR tho year 1873, tho DrittnI, yoar Guiding Dec.
ol, anl our year onding Juno 80, wo find tl4o
va,ios OF certain elabaen Of artIclos. A compari-
son Of tE,om will H,ow how tar Protection ex-
otu.loa foreign competition in tito way Of pro-
, 1874-04-02

11aying recovered tho money for whiel, tlloy
qnollanna Depot hnyo nonHlbly ydotormiuodt to oartl
Aomo more. a largo number sought atlnIittnlco
to tho shops ycBtort!ay morning, md woro rc.om-
ploycd by Lilo Company. Tho works arc hgain lit
operation, tho dan,aEod locomotives and rolling
stock Of tho Company nro being repaired, and
tho troops aro lowing nj fast MI transportation
tan DO found. 4 numbor OF worlsnlon still hold
out, and tliolr loa1ors nro stirring t,om up with
tho worst Of Communicate utsorancos, hut Lllvy
will find themselves poworloAa IN tho faco Of tho
community whose iutcrcslB aro onco moro i'll
vUly0l with tlpHo Of tho rontl.
, 1874-04-02

Hanson, tho Qor1lian astronomer who died
yesterday III tho 10th year Of hiB age, l.aa hold
tho position Of Professor OF Astronomy and Di-
rector Of tho Observatory at sooborg, noar Co.
tia, ance 1920. Tho porturbationB Of tho plall-
ots wero l,is spociul stndy. IiH mort usoru1 la-
bor was Ills ~ Tables Of tho hloou," compiled u
quarter Of IL century ngo, and extensively uaod
In calculating tho Lu,,.r places for tho Ephonl-
eslH. Several attempts have boon mado to I'M
provo upon hiB labors. but with 10 worry g1eat
aNccoaa THIS fur. Ills yaluc Of tho noun paral-
lux, IN worry little loas thur IL minutes OF arc,
aoems to 10 roa!ly noaror tllo truth than the
valNo Of tlat quantity Oh Kiyon by some otAor
astronomers within tho past ten yoara. When
changed to oorreBpond with Blightly gEoator
valno OF tho eartll'B rudiua than Ao assumed, 1t
beeo'nua u rnnutcH, 0.7 seconds, which exactly
corrcnpo,1tla to tho mass OF tho moon, ono by
8l.4, doduood by potots from an exhaustive in-
VostlgatIon into llor power to produce tho plo-
nomenon known ~ tho mutation Of tho oarth's
nxls.
, 1874-04-02

Along with tho Washington nowu will be found
petition slEuod by about 200 Of Chicago's Load
fng bancra Al,d buAincBs mou, asking Congress-
to paHa 4 law requiring tho Secretary Of tho
TREASURY to curry out tho recommendations
tnado by the Comnafttteo Of Rotronchnent IN
1800 tllat the ougraying Of notoe, bontls aud
coupons should paHs through several distinct Do
partmontB boforo their completion, Of mcanH
OF Bafoty. Tlin petition III i,ltondoa to draw at-
tontion to tho present practice, which is tho yery
opposite OF that recommended, and ought to
l,ona OF tho demand for tho appropriation Of
s1,0o0,000 to erect now building for tho En-
craving uuroas,.
, 1874-04-02

shoulders; aB.12t1@8.15 for n1,ort ribs; e8.37,1
@8.4o for Rl,ort ctoar, md Dtt160101do ror III for
Hwoot r'ckod la'na. 1l'Ehwiroa woro 11iot aud
'lnel,ango1 nj D;}o por Bnl1on, F1onr wna lcsH
ao.fvo Mt former pricop. Wtloat SaH In fair do
n'anl mud 10 lower, closng nj s1.1Sgl oasl,, md
si.2391 sollor Ntny. Corn wab aotivo, ntl 1G6D15o
lowor, o1oalhg Mt o11l@0tyho casl,, and 0lY6@
ai11c sollor Alay. OatH wcro aotivc antl Rlnto
cnsior, closing Mt 12t5o casll. md dG94c seller
Mny. 1sye WIS quiet md 10 higher, o'oH1nE at
Die. 13arloy VIM dull md oaalor, Mt s15o@1.52
for No. 2. 1.-Two togH woro active anl firm, olog-
Ing stoatly nj s5.OD@,G.g0 for common to ohotco.
Cnttlo woro nctivo aud llrnl. 8hoop woro firm
mud unchanged
, 1874-04-02

lilo folly Of tho bill rassod by tho 1IouBo of
Representatives looking to tho establishment Of
pro rata tariN for tho transportation of freight
OIL all railronds passing from ono Stato to tho
othcr III shown In tho prcsont ratos Of nll-rai1
freight from Chicago to tile Atlantic ctiog. Yes
torlay, freight on from Chicago, all rnil, to
Now York, was 97111 cents por 100 pounds, nlll 35
contH to Baltimore. Thfa iy at tho ratio OF 81
cunts por l,ushc to Now York; and 191l conta to
Baltimore. Thfs ia tho rcHult OF competition
established by tho Baltimore l. Ohio lsailroad.
Tlicso ratos aro an low as thoao ut which graiu
hun boon carried by lnko md ERIC Cnnal to Now
York for several yearH, ind ocour ut Hoasou
whom navigation IL still cloHcd. Thoro las mover
boon any complaint Of through ratos on grim.
Whut tho producers hayo robolled against aro
tho extortiouato chargoH OIL locnl froightu. Tile
Congressional bill proposes to intorforo with tho
ratcs Of through frejghts, and to compel rail-
ronda to charge local rntoB OH those also.
, 1874-04-02

Wo pr'nt tIls morning IL call ior tho oryan,xa
ton Of u FgrMers Association in Cook County
to cooperate with tho Slate Farn,ors'' ABsocia-
tion. Convention will DO hold in this city Oh
Wednesday, April IT, to consider tho mattor.
Tho outlying PORTIONS Of Cook County contain Il
1argo nulnDor of citixcns wlluBo iutcroatu onl
aympatllicB aro ilentlcaI with wllnt ig known III
tho Farnors' Movement in tllIH stato, anl, Will,
apropor organization. they may oxoroiac de-
ridod inlluouco ip tho Congressional olectious
noxt fall.
, 1874-04-02

A minority Of thu Stockholders Of tho Joliet
Eon atd Stool Company mot ycstorlay to linton
to lilo report Of tho Treasurer, md to oorcort
measures to oxtrlcato Tho Company from itB
ombnrraHsmonts. lilo Troasllror's report showed
tlIat thu i'onting i,ltlobtc,lnoHa waB sS8D, 600
A. committee WIS appointed to report
upon lilo callHcH Of Insolvency, AMI to
n,alo IL settlement with tho creditors.
Tho complications Ut tho Compnny's Affairs aro
aaid to DO duo to tho unexpected cost Of its
bu}l1ingB, tho estimates for which woro 80 2U0-
0oo, whi1o tho outlay l,ua reached nearly
$4,000, 900.
, 1874-04-02

Rather lato III tho day proposition colnos
from tho Spanish party IN Cuba for roconcilia-
tion with tho insurgents. Tho latter arc askod
to return to their allegiance. III return, they
and full pardon for MI past offel,ses tlloir
sstatea aro to bo restored, md tho Government
promisoB to indemnify shareholders If their
,layos aro freed. That tho SpauinrdB aro willing
10 stoop to ofror Buch terms ghows that they
have boon badly punished by tho rcbolH.
, 1874-04-02
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE,

THnMa or ss1nHcn1rTtoN ttAvAnLr IN ADVANCED,
1,stly " tl,h...S nnntay............ ,.t2.nD
1r1'Weekly'..... U0O Wcekty ..... ...... xsnO
rnFta et ynnr nj tho knf,n ratio.
To iroso"t Dolby mud ntan&cs In nnl Rivs Pint
olteo eddrnis In full, Including Rtate nnd Nounty.
HomlttAncos nny In nao our by draft. oanrass, Post
O0lco otdor, Or IN rn9sterot1 nttnts, A. u,r risk.
TE1lHR r0 GlTf BtIl1RcnihENH.
1ails dcsoro, kiHs.ay uscuptcu "a tontr Jor wook.
Oatis dullsorod, Sn,lny Mo'uo 10 cunts l,ar wook.
AIdtcsa THE TEIbUNE COMPANY.
Cornor Maslison nnh pnarorn.ats.. Uhtcago. III.
, 1874-04-02

lit. AfcCarthy'A caBo WIS concluded by tho
Baptist Council lust evening. They Withdrew
tho hand Of fellowship" from tho pastor Of
tho Union Park baptist Church, aud recommend
tion. Unjust ns tue proceedings Of tito trial
hayo bcon in large part, tilore will 10 no dispute
iii to tho juHtico Of tho decision. Tho church
will be we'll rid Of Mr.. McCarthy, and tho public
will DO woll rid Of tho Council, whoso proceed
ings layc boon at olco lutlicrouH and pltiful.
, 1874-04-02

nro opposed to lilo interference Of Government
with tratloH-nnlonn or atrlsoB whore no vloonco
tH used by tl'on III thoir nRlnttonH Tho taltor-
ing claasoa would, il, consequence Of bnolr Inter-
foro,'co. como to regard tho Government aa tho
ca'tHo Of tlloir diBtrons In timcs Of commercial
dAllnoBB, UoB11os, 1t Ii not tho part Of dovorn.
mont to provont Tho u.iwlBo notion Of few mon,
or Of body OF mon, 10 long III thoy do not Ill
terforo Will, tho 1fhorty Of otloru. Tho only
motfod Of preventing tho OWL coI'HoquoncoB Of
utrikoa IL to educate tito lal,orng olasAoa to ZOO
tito romoto consequences of cyon tt.oir ltnModl-
Atoly-Bucoenaful Htrikoa.
, 1874-04-02


Tho reading public l'aB long ngo come to tho
coclniol tint tic pargon Of aurorllunan crafti-
nesB who haB lgurol III fiction na tho tlotoctvo
policeman novor existed III fact. Tho experience
Of al who llayo llad my dealings with this clnas
OF perHo1ls iB arrayed againHt tho invention Of
Tho novelist, and tho comparative lnlnbor Of
"Mystorloa," ana arrostH made by him all oyor
tho country, conyincps ono TINT tho ,nolo,n de-
tcctiyo, in l,laco Of bo!ng ,lau OF infinite Ba-
gncsy md roso,irco, Ii commonplace, stupid
follow, who waita for cluo to como into Iii.
hardn and only follows 1t lid to satis-
factory ond wllon 1t IL too oloar to
bo loat. lilo brilliant .nanlIor in whic|, tho
atroc!ous Btoltzerotlo murders aro boing
investigated by tho o!lcora who lavo charge Ut
tho caao, oilora ITO exception to tlo general rr,o
Affair surveying the corpsas, tito officers arroatod
lIonry Htoltzoroido, nepllow Of ono Of tho VIC
Tins. This porson proved ut, alibt, aud escaped
Ills brother Wil1in1n WIS thon arrested, proved
an alidi, ald waa set ut liborty; third brother
waa tlon talon into custody and ruoasod. Other
lorHo,,a hayo 1,oen treatol iu tho aa.no manner,
until adjoining counties arc threatened with de-
population by thoao musyoa Of sagacity iu Honrc|,
OF Information. Wo HOO 10 why of cluRring up
Tho mystery but tho offer Of Il froo pardon unl
]arEo roward to tho nn,sleror. TlliB will reioyo
tho nolgllhorB Of al aMxiotY, nnd givo tho loteo-
tfvos clue which thoy ca1ot fail to nlalso .lHo
Of 1t will 10 clloapor III tho oud, aparo ovory-
body considerable annoyance, and proyont tho
aly policemen from committing any moro ncri-
Gus lniatRaoB.
, 1874-04-02

Sonntor I.ogan Hll,ldony f0tiild llimsolf OIL tho
ul'tlor n!tlo In tito yoto yostoray to ncronso tho
Nnt!onal Danh circulation. Tllo question
waa OH Senator 0ortlon'H amend1nont, aocoptod
by Senator Logan In liou Of his amendment, to
givo oacll stato tint now Ina loBn tim, itH B]aro
Of CURRENCY n circulation proportionato to TINT
Of ponnsylvnna. This, according to sonntort,
Davis and Sherman, inyolyod an ncroaso of
3110.0oo,000. Tho Sonalo rojcctosi It by 21 to
25. Sonator Morrill,, WHO laH thought better Of
Ills pot,1anco Of tho other lny, 1novo TINT fruc-
lional currency 10 held Mt tho figure Of $40, ,000,-
00D, tl,ld tlat all HBuo In oxccBB Of that amount
DO withdrawn but tho Bonato did not ugrco
with him. sonntor shorn,nn, having faiied in
ono cornpronaiHo, !,aB still tho aHsuranco to Try
anothor. IIo gives rotien tint ho will inovo,
ospito tho action Of tho o1,er day Tint tho So-
ato ilx Bonlo period for tho resumption of Hpccio
payments. I1o BuEgcsta 1877 Or 1879, inan,nuch
as 1876 did not g,it hs asAociatos lie will also
omloavor to liayo tho Senate, which rotoctoG tho
70 por cont rotironont elauHot provide Tint
grcoubaclB should bo rolirol to tho amount Of
l'Ik Eohk VI thO HoH 1aALl1Ilhl ClsEIuHCy.
lilo 1lonHo OF Representatives dovoted moBt OF
itB timo yesterday to hearing speeches ngainHt
imitation from Phelps, Of New JorHoy, anil IInw-
10y, OF Connecticut. Mr. pholps aaid tint tho
people had askod for money and had l,eon
gvon rags. Hawloy clnractorizoa tho rclomp-
ton of Eroonbacks as II gamo Of tl,roo-cnrd
monto 1t bciug mannEcl on tho principle of
"Now you aeo 1t. and now YOU don't."
, 1874-04-02
$.I,000,000,

Alr. Sawyer, Assistant socrctnry Of the Troaa-
1lry, was before tho Committee Of Ways md
McanH yesterday. Liko Mr.. Richardson, lo
hlo% nothing ut all about tito sanborn COLI
tracts, not even about hiB own ortlora opening
internal rovonuo records to Sanbor1a'H agents.
Likc Alr. Richardson, ho transactol Tho blsinosH
OF tho Department. Ii, III formal way" and
without paying any attention to IL. Papers
brought linn by hiB Bubordinntos woro signed
without question. When rroHldent Grants Tom
Murphy waB Collector Of Now York, ho Ind
ono answor to all quoatio1,H, simple or complex,
about Custom~uon b.lBiuoss, "Wl,oro's Clinoh /?
Ho knowA." Richardson ind Sawyer f.avo tl,cir
" Clinch or, rather, it soclna tint ClincL has
thonl, and has caotl tlom to good purpose.