Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-10-01
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states troops. The negroes have re-
turned to their homes.
New York, Sept. Ex-senator West,
Of Louisiana, has made public letter,
dated September 9th, and addressed
to Collector Casey, of New Orleans.
on the political affairs of the State.
and Governor Kellogg's abandonment
of the Executive office ON the occasion
of the Penn revolution, and the Gov.
errors imputation of intentional
bomb proof absenteeism on the part
Of his friends. West saws: 0Many
are OF the opinion that Governor Kei.
logg would have displayed greater he
roism and confidence in his own rights
to tho chief magistracy had he dismiss
cd his, Of necessity, inefficient defend.
ers and bravely stood alone In main
tainance of bis executive rights. weld.
ing them only to personal election.
IL Gov. Kellogg regrets NV absence.
he knows that I visited the North AZ
President the condition Of afTsirs in
Louisiana, and to solicit federal sup.I
port for his government when lie ia.
tegrity should be imperilled, II he
wants his political friends, who are alb.
sent, to assume fighting varb thew
might prefer some other leader. Cen.
orally, the Kellogg Standardization.
since It came into power, has been *.
ercised in the true interests Of the
State. It is environed with difficulties
sufficient to dismay the stoutest heart
and has of late received such 4 shock
az to make its most determined ann
porters doubt whether Il Is competent
to exact obedience to the authorities,
even with the assistance Of the parent
government. In regard to the recent
conferences the Senator says that
proposition, looking to an avoidance of
fraud In the elections, though to be
eminently just, and by all means to be
promise and guaranty on the part Of
the Democrats to prevent murder, pro-
tect life, assure and admit of q free ex.
pression Of opinions.
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LONDON, Sept. 28-The Marx Lane
Express IN its review of crop prospects
says: The recent rains has materially
benefited root crops there has been
toes which have shown commence
ment Of disease, and this will cause
greater demand upon lower descript-
ions of wheat and prevent their fur
Their depreciation. Grass possesses the
verdure Of spring which will help
growers to carry their stock through
the winter Notwithstanding the defi.
cheney in the hay and straw crops.
The wheat trade shows neither en-.
couraging nor discouraciug features.
Prices in France are 4 shilling lower.
but elsewhere on the continent thew
are unchanged, except at Odcass.
where the market is firmer in the hone
that the fine quality Of the cron viii
eventually secure better prices.
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SAN FRANrcsco, Sent 28--The Stunt.
of the Central Pacific Railroad in 4
card published to .day tacitIy admits
the stories of robberies. outrsges. etc.
on passengers by pamblers and thieves
on that road, but saws the passenrers
must protect Themselves bv refnsinc
to play any game with snch sharn.
ers.
Nrw Oprr.xs Slant 90 -Tho ~or-
resentatives of the Conseryative marty
in Lonlsiana and Tho Kolior~ ro reT
ment, who have been in confercnce
some days past, TODAY announcad An
agreement by the terms of which the
Conservatives pledge themselvas In
cause all violence and intimidafion tn
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