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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-12

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Msnts OF the nAtlo1 il and. therefore.
the. Sovernment. Of. the country and
the civil rights Of the poor ana the
WeAs can be more safely asid prn-'
IDENTITY cornmittea to its keeping than
70 that OF It's antagonist, whose past
hifto.y and Antecedents furnish 30
mnch cause for lnisgivings and dread
OF its future behavior Looking. then,
% the Individual composition Of the
TWO great parties,--All other parties
osipg mere fragments, ephemeYal in
duration and narrow in obiect,--and
ct their respective records and under.
lying principles, ! cannot hesitate to
give the decided preference to the Re.
publican party. Hence. the Tribune
will be conducted A = Republican
Journal.
Having said this much In general
way, II only remains to ee added that
no labor or expense will be spared to
keep the 7ribane In tho very front
ranks Of journalism a. q newspaper In
all departments Of current intelligence
and activity. The high position It has
attained ~ An advocate Of the materi-
81, moral, aud Intellectual progress Of
tho people will be maintained and ad-
vanced % far as possible. Il will be
my conatant aim and endeavor TO mako
the IySbt0pe not only welcome but a
ueeful visitor to the tlreside, as well
~ 70 the connting-room, chop, and
Office.
For the cordial greeting with
which the brethren Of the press have
welcomed me bnck to the editorial
arena, l tender them my most heart.
felt Acknowledgements, and for the hum
drede Of congratulatory letters and
telegrame received from old friends.
they have my Sin cere thanks for their
kind expressione and good wishes.
Respectfully, J. MRDIIL.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-12

ing their candidate for Congress. To-
Dag Butler 10 . dead weight upon the
Republicans Of this State. Hiarecord
from the day he cafne into the party to
this hour % dishonorable one mo-
body pretfnds TO defend or apologize
for It. II IL felt 70 be Z dis redit to the
Commonwealth and Il IL the cause Of
. great part Of the discomfort which
Republicans have had to fight against
in nearly every district. There is not
Republican candidate for Congress
whose support would not have been
heartier and his vote larger II Butler
had been out Of the flcld altogether, or
were sure Of being put out Of it by his
own constituents. That 10 q re-
suit devoutiy to be wished
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-12

Most people have bsen sstounded At
the result Of The election Of last Tues.
day IN Massachusetts. Isis not dim.
cult 70 understand, Altsr psrusai Of
IL RspubhcAn Journals u that Stats
printed immedlstsly pfscsedipg thst
.dats. For example, ons Of ths most
table Of these Republican papers, prist.
stiR Boston, in IL isadsron ths morn,
ingof the election usss this language
Wig:
"Whatsver the result OF The voting
to-day may be, In The State or country,
there will be no occasion TO despair 81
the Republic. Alstakes may b mAde
&c they were IN October, and another
iusch b Rivon inthe wrong dlrection |;
but the good eense Of thS majority,
which hss never yet lAiled IN tho hour
Of necessity, win repair the mischiei.
The country Il Republican, end only
waits for . fair presentation OF prin.
csplss, and Tor candidates sverywhefe
worthy 70 represent them, - recover
tie ground Republleans hAve suffered
10 b tsken from them.
b y
ut 70 IN lhs pevOr Of the Republi.
cans OF the Rseex dsstriet le-asy to|
give 10 ths Rspasa isafp arty " Ma.
sachusetts "a eoeeesIon ~ ssrsugth
greater than M00l6 ~ Glyep ~ the
llsetjsns 81 al ~ eVn1 l9eeeU ootslde
~ ~ AiesyieA seQe 49, + ~ AelDae.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-12

Sines last Nay, eight spsraslons n
de Translates q bleod have beea suc-
sesfslly psefsrnsd n iArss German
pAyslsiaAs. ~ eChleaDss Ihe sssalts
aates0iag ~ expesinsals havs bsss
sAiasntiy ssaisfAstssy !; 10 pasissss II
ssyssal casss bsiaU fAsgsss sW4sh sess
elmpuos sfthe luags. Thssrrsssss o.
tnassernaelss lsvery alnpls and u
sst-whsthsr Il nay pssvs aAsAs6sisi
or set-aeeompsaied " .shs slightest
dsngsr.s AsAsaltAy 'tanb y brought
frpn The Asld, and boauA sSoarSiy %
. hoard n : eunfbftabst posillda do
.Nesl d shs6rSd FROM, : spskS on The
main artery ofshs ssek, aha = niiuts
psrsosdsisa Il made ~ shs doctef's
iaaes. In which : tqhe es .epaple Il b.
serted, ihs dov ~ Mod hsiax prsvsa-
Ted b. asAas of silk thFaad. : 4 stni-
lar pnaeturs y then nads n The large
vain On lhs right lower arm se shs ps-
dent and . silvsr eaaale iaasrasd
which q eennsetsd with &he eanuls n
lie ianb 81 : elssa psrchs ~. TSs
elk thresds which bind vsla ard ~.
sery ars then removed ~ he sasse
monasat, and direct tsaasfnsion sakeS
place, quietly. speedily and painlssuIy;
The little lamb uncoase1oasly pumping
his precious heAst6 blood 3nto ~
WAITED Aumen frame, which hegln0 10
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-12

The Forty-fourth Congress will mot
assemble uatll the first Monday in De-
cember, 1875, unless previously called
together By the President. Retween
this and then there will BE- time enough
Tor the membcrs-elsct TO settle their
principles which are ct present BY all
accounts, badly torn up.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-12

-The stofy psonu1&4tSd " tolo-
,gSAph that tAse6 coleeed Oen pAlne0
Smith. fsesees ssA Doaa, hea keoo
killsd'ss Gosaoia 1lnAs II Nm. wss
acasas4 $3.50 !.
.-De. Y4anass, OF Ctiniosg b .unasr
~ 600 bonds 20 appear ord answer 70
asels whsfeis b seands eharysd Win
aaasmpsd faps. 1880
= Hot buckwheat oake socjAbles ~
bslsg ssed = : spssial nsass n grAes
- Osage. go s.
--0sorgs Martin, llviag Souf nlles
sGst Of Sand Spring, Unaware oeunsy
eonwitled siieide 81 custiag hi shrqis
- n ~ nm Nhiae shae ~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-12

The Queen Of England has strictly
forbidden any participation in our
Centennial BY the royal family, or any
member thereof. Hnch delieacy Is Of
course natural. It would scarcely be
courteous TO the memory Of George
III.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-12

1h9.4eeee Register Of tho 7th lust.
10 thAtthe case Of the. State 70. Isasc
1sAadE Tor smbesslemsat, came up on
aoetisn, 10 quesh indictment Oh account
Of i1sormailty 10 impanueiius tho
grand 1esy. Alter argument the Judge
took the case under sdvisemss., aud,
= ~ eslby SAtnrday's State Leader,
esesSeae1 the motion.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-12

A Nashville prcacher,s little boy
WAS reading . religious work the other
day, and coming across the word
''natrinony." was somewhat puzzled
as.to its, mesuiag. Turniag 70 bis
brethst, who stood near By, he asked
what X meant. ~What do you think
It meanst :" was the reply. .wsll, I
don't know II Il don't mean h--l, I
don't know whatk does mean, @rs.
sponded the sprightly urchin."
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-12

YhA LoplsvjllS Courier yo~vxal says
ta,as NTho eleoties OF Gen. Banks IN
Massachusetts, slvsa . possible Speaker
81 extraordinary capacity and sceoln.
plashnents 70 the next houss."
Banks VIII stand 10 more shew
smeaa the old ssimon.purs' 'haa .
hoh.teaisd buil In A. time. u II srus
eems q ~ Louisisua chaPs @'ghs Be
Aispoeea e go for him"-oa account
- faa - nlver cotton expedition.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-12

TELEGRAPHIC.
NEW York, Nov. 81 A dispatch
FROM New Otlesus, dated yess.rdsy,
says very sharp letter has been writ
ten to the War Department by Pre~i.
dent Ortou, ofthe Western Union Tel.
~graph Company, demanding why in
tune Of peace their wires were cut. aud
tho matter has bcen referred TO Gen.
EInsry for report.
Emory some days ago instituted In.
quiries, but to-day detailed Gen. Hen.
ry Morrow, bv order OF the Depart.
ment, to proceed there aud make .
special report 0f oil the circumstances.
New YoRK, NV. 9--The case OF
T.lt0n ". Be0cher came up before
Judge Reynolds IL tho city court or
Brooklyn this morning. A large mum.
bar OF spectators wero present The
plaintiff tat beside his counsel Ex
Judge Fullerton, WIN. A Beech, Ex.
Judge Norris aud Roger A Prior. Mr..
G e0scus 80 nas svsua'
Tracy . onesrmsn reprcsentea nim.
Inc $40 49, cslae1 .noo Snearnso
before the appeal had bsea heard on
the order issued by Judge Nelson. and
asked for delay that certain papers
necessary In the case, shoald b prin.
tod. Judge Reyaolds fixed tho time
for hearing argument on the appeal ct
I'M, FRIDAY next, suo INC tr'sa WAs
ees down ior WEDNESDAY week q
zen =. -,
District Attorney WinsIow made
- sPpllcs'i0n sna. Fssncle ~. Aou.-
soa snouI9 pIeao % tne - snuIc'n ~.
ms .uu cas.uss ~ sor nGenng ass
nA.. 80 EIocsol. - : 10Y w.
os.0n, vac sppcao0 ans M0eiton, eA-
psoI soe Opanson .nas snis latter
~ 0s.ne presseo l0rwsto WIN an
1os,sy n.,se ~ soe a.Is,racs A1or-
noy, Wno rePiieG y was only ,aken ~
~ C Ounsel I0r ouNUn
.n0n seke0 IOI po.spOnoment untIi
~ motnau1 = pet 10 specss'
P'es' Auo Fossponotnons vas eranie0.
c.-.....,~.:..rA...,,.
ns~.......... .......a IT, ~. rSsr"-
The f.nias eon.iauss: The Khedivs ..
ES!Rs ~ sens c0tn - s1e u''''ssou
49, n.s.s Aw..,... ,r,,,.... .,a
nnR 1ssnc.s. t r Con-o, 0eneIN.
sSa .so s... : cnJ a.. DsnAeF asve
'0'1'u : sssse' oo'n'1'''se'
NJ. uo,.-. Nov IT. H. IN.
~ ASssas, NOV 10 gay M
oeen re nGs'eet eyer xn0wn Pc .n'S
sec,aoa 9. sc.s II Nove@1s. Io
Issnt soou. ~ .su0eI suu s.vsN
I'VE caty, ne WIND pew very hsrd, nm
soOslnB ~ or wy house., so~snk
u0Wn senco Oea9'"e isrko u@0s
lro@ 49, so0 Pssysn9 eenera. asvoc
Wlsn - tno ourlness psIs g we Guy
Hnc m0loC g t9e ss!oIney lor lssac
ns.nos. 'ess OePnsy atAse teseuret.
ln0lcseo ioF en- oea'emeni, g qassh
the aeoict uaees ON tne GrV0n0s ~ some
intormsllty On ue dfawieg 81 thr
greod jury Woicn so9hd the tedtct
ment, was oveffcaed ~ Judge Anx
veil " the Dtstrfcf Cnaft to-day. The
Judge dassmatso torinef snst the Cour
va Wiling ana ready 70 h.ve re case
ffled o the present term. ! 10 doubt.
ta!, nowevrf,l the case VIII % reached
9oss tcraa e tns ats0vneys TOR ~ 40
fenee 10 40 snooShs Will sntefp0se some
other motioss.
aa CoLuADu1s NOV. y.-Soposintc1dent
ghoapsOu. OF the tAetroPoitAn force,
DAY recovered from two thieves =
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-12

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pieccs: chimueys fell. ana ove,v st,aat ~.
strewr With the tilinrs torn from ~ ,cof.
and debris Of every sort. Fence. wore torn
downl and trees and shrubs torn Wy By the
he eve. NJ bu;,ins q !, .sn I,oc 90
tlemsnt escaped damage those shel,e.ed
frum the wind recsiyior t,ou.ii.r,ble inia,v
from leakage, Tho bund. nsr;;culsrlv.
showed evidences OF The
si'AlNoE oF the sToRA.
Inc SEA wall, three or Tour feet in height,
ana built OF stones foot thick, csmented
together, was thrown down. the ssones
mingiing With the othek sisna OF dsvesls-
ten thackly strewn the length Of the street.
Thc jstties on tho buad. baiIs aabstantlally
o. s.ane, were knocked to pieces BY the
com oined action Of the wtnd and sea, and
the custom house, on oas of those jstuer.
was lsveled to the ground. Tie old portion
o. .hs town, kaown - Dscina, or better
knowa as the 6rst and for 200 years the
only, foreign settlement in Japan. suif red
the most. Tho bridge conuecsing tho two
toreien settlements was blown down.
Dwelling houses ard eodowns were deun0l-
!shed, and Vie ssa.wall asd pottleas 81 thr
s Sand =. s1a re w.:hed away. Lying a. The
frce of ths vi,J sa y sns '1''
The Gnvsrrn,ss !. ra.,r,. a,..,,;..
can't, bu,,s r. se,.i... r .,'.,s ".ss ~
necins ~ ~. 49, 49,, S' s..:iI..s =
II the uative tovn Th;s 4 ~. =. ,a.,! !.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-12

aga:nst an advance ia thy price Of
wheat. Therc u mot one European
market whore rates rise, Y bile IL many
there has bscn fall OF Quo shilling -
Continental spectators aud shippers
are hanging back, Notwithstanding the
reduction In ftSights.
ST.. PAUL Nov. lO.--Very nearly
complete rs,urns Of tho late election
in this state sh0w tibet the Republican
state ticket 10 elected by ] COZ. Dun.
nell, rep, for Congress, IL the fst die
,rict Is elected by 3,4ol majority /;
King. rep, for Congress IN the 9Th dis
,ricl, hss 2,3ll majority, with few
precincts to b. heard from. In the "a
district the result 10 still uncertain, the
straight Republican candidate for
Congress has 90 ,as 2O7 majority, and Ia
probably elected. The Legislature i.
Republican by 81 majority on joiut
ballot but In this count ere Included
seversl Independent Republicans and
Anti Monepolists whose votss afe IN.
certain.
v..~.. ~ a ! a,.....a
received q headquarters to-day 90.
nOunces the uneondltional surrendsr,
Il the Cheyenne Agency, Nov. Ash, Of
Big Horn, the Cheyenne Chief. with
twenty Warrior0, oeventy-ooyon WON
On and children and Two hundred hor.
ecs. The warriors ere kept II oon1ns-
Went.
co.. s,., 49, n.y. 49, ~ . hsis -. e.
si,vsr hriI,n. &c.. ~ - Frsrcs.en
rSes..~ e~.1.. r. 4. m. les~~st
1890. - s..s.a - -. -, r
I'm Il. 1890 ~ RI 49, 49, a.
s.ns r.os.hIv ~. acrsn 4 .s.sics
a. 4 ~ ~cvs....s.e :rvslnnel
- mN.e,.e.- ~ isiisI nls nsSiI.
~ 4 ~ -. ron H1.".. hs.S.sS ~
AZ. ..s. v -. 49,. -. a "~,i~~.
n,e.i
Sss% VA !. ,sssh:. .sa.csio: I'm 4.
msds ia v"sk.
80
Lrrrxr Rocx. Nov. lO.-The 0eses.
Il Assembly, net to dey asd edssted Q
permanent oneauixsijcs. Brady
sens,e snd A. Perturbation snesksr 81
tho House. The Assesnbly adjourned
without transaotine anv other busi.
neee.
no morrow the eIection returns viii
h, rad and nav membera Of the Lee.
islaturs installed.
NEW Yonx Nov. IL The Intesna
.ional Typographical Uniou, which
has undertakes The work Of pfovidisg
: s,a,ue Of other auisabie men,oviai
over the grave Of Horace 0reeiey,
makes IN appeal for tarshNr conssibe.
,unds probably Tor Z portrait and buss.
In the me.nsisue the committee have
assumed the care Of the ersvs, which
has been reported recestiy Il : -
elected ecudition. s8se 3 N
-
Oswsao Nov li.->Robhers forced
an entrance through the top Of ~ en-.
press car OF tho Osweso kxprese On
The Dslawsre. Lsckewsua z western
Rail, osd. last evening. and threw out
Wsseott : Cos, safe.
Esil'sSta s,it r. +
NEW Yoax, New. n --Roee Eand
Smith dealers 70 bags and bagstas on,
Liabilities one hundred aad tventy
ave thousand dollars. They have trsnes
ferred their effects 70 the creditors and
hn,.n IN ~. .I,1a -, sw~kn = s6>~~e~l,l.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-12

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sp .ssss' n ' -. "a ~
Cora sss bsssos ssns,M afIf iuta sy;ssie
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Ilssk, psrbsshs1 :.:.. 81 !.
Wilma ~ ~ sis9sa - & =
0rain--ls sai 50 VAST sssssfssss.. Ri ysisut
. 0ass, - sraAlii, .-,s .aeoA56a
1InosAy, ~ 20 y, =. =. /. isS6S IT.
s. Fralris. ~ ~. 2. - 5.0ol "
Se6d-- bafsT aed1 AsaSses FNfxks ~
!, Ty0Sthy ..-r... $50. 4eoQ41 ION
Glove .....s.,.s~,s., ~
V I%,oss '.;. ',i' isss 1! ~ 80.
I E1esss WAaAsd. Z. !. ..ssAssa u1ontaoa
usveAesd-yisA Asavy / "a siassrs
us e - :ssessa.ii;.idiiausss. u 90 !
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Tsb-vsshsd - Psss ~, li.5l 81
prime -. 80. ....s.. la N<O1te
nliry veal, Z seo - - - 8 q.
y n3a.sy, lsersy - ~ al! "a III -
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my salts1, - A.-...s,es.s WI. q
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0faeA1s XAG3q ng3ee. III
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O1oK00O- VS. VI 81, Y 10 gF'ssss5
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-12

II y both decidedly cheeky aud
amusing to zee how the late anti-nc.
mop organs 10 this State Of democratic
prig,n talk hishfalasix over the cue.
ceases or their dear old party, And how
they have entirely forgotten The anti.
nonop baatling they have been nufs-
Ing for two yesrs past. They scent
The Old simon puse democracy with
the same ksenness that they aid whom
that party could see no constitutional
way to stop rebels from destroying
the UniOn--whcn II could see no con.
stitutions! authority for old Abe's call
for seSenty-five thousand men to de.
fend the capital when IL called
greenbapks, rags, worthless trash, aud
issued; whom Il laughed ~
tho defeat OF our national arms; when
1t opposed volunteering and drafting to
Nil up Our armies; when it declared
repeatedly In convention against the
whipping Of rebels; whenit aided In
0osa ana aeed 90 iar - y could tas
rebels OF the south, and even cut. Her.
oied Hsrod In cruelty BY the burning
Of co!ored chi'drens' orphaA asyiums,
md numbering the inrnates. aud q
which the great northern democratic
moeol' nose'io oeymoof wanked' and
unsuy' Wnsn sne reee'l'oa was over
.a'o"n sao 'ne onaos Fos'oFa' Aaa
e.uooosaiS oeicadeo me sooen
ever sance, opposing reconssruetion
and Also sought 70 ruin the credit Of
the nation BY FendlesoniAn repudis-
ton. We cay these chaps, oace hypo-
critically ansi-moaops, cry aloud in
the exuberance Of their Joy bccauss
tho Old democratic corpse has shown
signs Of life. the same old pntrid
traitorous corpse, that whom It reisned
over the country made fratricidal
war NECESSARY 10 saye thu country.
hi. ola rsrtx .h.v ,ov ,.,o,... - -.
.h.-.- -.
.ao.1nb sVAs siSus y 10 vtcsoFles
that u may again control the country.
With tbs most bsasen eGroutsry those
~ho wera = rart a. Hh> ala a.,,n....,,
~ s 80 s.y
s"@ o'aSxeoeo III oveF wi'a sss treason,
are now saying that from this same
party the nation nav expect puritv
ana r,o....,,y Th.y ,.,h - ~.
1883 EsO1RVaAsys AoSy AosA ~ tssAS
p.s' e'ssas'ns ING 9est MogH0
Charfo OF American liberty 70 IL 70.
Ultimate position-s vasAy wAseas svss
than ten yesrs ago was eudeayorinx
IN t..r s.noaa, th,. xnn.o fyxnrsc
~ 49,. 90 ,,,.".
@a@ - sns "t'e.np' 1sN ln3a1on ot
meA pe5ished. what consumaee a..
dac!ty Il is for such a party. such men
10 tAlk In this vav.
~. u..,,..,o, u,~.,.. $500. ....,.
nu Du'".esSu $3.50 sps ss.oA
% seilo"s ABOUT 100 v'csotses OF sne
dear old democracy:
'Ir affords no the highest degree OF
plsasurS 70 ehronicle the result Of the
meeting held In Union Hall last even.
Ing for the purpose Of celebrating a.
event which soems to indicate that the
fag Of car couniry iato 30 made once
moro embiematieal Of liberty. On the
18th OF October last Q star was seen
Ia Indiana aud Ohio; and on tho I'D OF
NoveWber following IL re6ected its
ligh. In upwards u twenty States,
which contain three fcarths OF the pop.
ulAtion OF the United States ) and 10
HA vSrfa n ~ Il
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-12

E0Oo ASUUD AO82WUD
= MEAr-Isvs. No ! 81 ~ 81 Il a. "
Co1N-visns, TN. ~ s'sasi';sss 4 rs
OATS Firm r. ~. ~. r. "a "
THfNSEY r.s5se ~ ;aaeee "a q AL FseN
POHk-Qalse & - NS8SG -, :-is; :
LA1D-ni0h9 = ~ q. nv. .
~. Louis Live 0boek yraRapn1 II
q. Issss. Nsv.a.
go 80 , =. = - rssaS = nssss
NllwaMarse Har1kee sspsg ssE
~ III 49, sssge * -fsas VII
!. v.:as.: 4: =, =. s.s ~: . -
- S04c -. ~ 81 N GlF wv ~ s4A 49, SSsss'
$50 = - &
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-12

LrTrxK Rock, Nov. 1O.-The 0eaer-
81 Assembly met TO day and e6ssted .
permsnent orgauisalien. Brady
Bunch was elected Prssidest Of tbs
Senate and A. Psnslugton Speaker OF
the HOUSE. The Assembly edjosrned
without trausaotisg any other busi.
neae.
To morrow the eleotion rsturns will
bs read and new members OF the Leg
islatuse Installed.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-12

] ClscsxsArr. Nov. TO- Youag Egasr
In Biz eoaisssion says Rafer lett his
{1gner1) fathers har-rooU and hid
himself In the harness room He, him.
sel9 watched By the gate. ~ about
tan o'clock echilllng lss himsslf late
the yard asd struggle conmeaced.
3uler had armed himeelf With loa9
board. echliling cried, %Nurderl !,
watch r. but no ono appeared, and hls
js11ee was soon checked. Eense go!
not swear q wse Rafes Who committed
the deed, bot 8 On swear 70 tho above
fasss. He west home asd said nosh.
Ing about Il Il was 20 dark that DO.
coald mot see tho sefuggis, bus AZ.
dDcsly heard sutoslss.s
I: ClunsxA7i, Nov 0-LAte Last sighs
Fred. E9nerr confessed % Coroner
Aaly that George Rafsr killed Her.
man eehlllSag. He Says 10 saw the
struggle betweeD them from The gate.
LoADox, Nov. lO-The Mark Lane
Cxfress ssys: The weather for the
past week has bssn mild roots which
6 one time seemed hopeless, sow
show quite 3 crop. Owing % the
ebuudant moisture there q approhNn.
slons Dest vegetatjou Nay 60 % 100
fast aad - tnjar6A " ffoee. Wheee
sowing 10 asesrly over. Every Eero.
pean cost u open Ard shipnsniss aTe
hosee69A yoeelga Asfive1p nd ~ !
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-01

AYER's American Almanac is now
ready for delivery gratis, by Druggists
to all who call for it.
Among the problems Of high science
which the Doctor presents in it, Is the
startling assertion that the friction OF
the tides upon its surface, retards the
earth's revolution upon its axis, or holds
it back with force OF 5000 millions
of horse powers. Hence it ia easy to
see that without scme counter force,
the globe must rotate slower and slow.
err, until its revolutions wholly cease,
Then with perpetual night on one side,
and degree of cold far below any now
known, we should have on the other
"fervent heat from the Gun, which
would melt the rocks and make the
mountains run like water. But we
need feel no alarm. He shows coun-
ter poise which nearly balances this
resistance, and will maintain, substanti-
ally, the present mundane condition,
through ages upon ages yet to come.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-01
New York market.

New YORK, December 81.
FLOUR-The market is quiet and
steady at S. 60@6 60 for SUI
perfine state; 6 55@6 Is for extra do;
6 S0@6 IS for choice do; 6 9O@7 81
for fancy do; 7 6O@S 90 for superfne
western; 5 5O@6 IS for common to me-
dunn extra western; 6 80@7 40 for
choice dc; I IS Tor common to fair extra
St. Louis and so for good to choice
do. Southern flour without material
change and in limited demand. Rye
-four steady at 1905 S..
WHEAT-Quiet and firm at 81 SO
for No. 2 Chicago and, l 81 for No. 2
Milwaukee.
RYE-Quiet at 81 O3@l 06.
CORN-A shade frmer at SAC for
western mixed in store S5c do afloat.
OATS--Firmer at Gle for mixed west.
ern; &c for white western.
PROVISIONS-Pork firm at SIC w
ale % for new mess, and IL 90 for
extra prime, and IA 25 for prime. Beef
steady at s 75@ll % for plain mess
and / 50t9l3 90 for extra mess; beet
hams firm at "a 00@25 90.
LARD-Heavy at s l3-l6@otc TOR
prime steam and 9tc for kettle rendered
COTTON-Dulland closed quiet and
Irregular low mildlipgs Isl; middhngs
l6tc.
WHISKY-Lower at 97c.