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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-19
PHOPOSAL0 FOE F8EDH BEEF.
OFFICE CHIEp CoNAlssARY OF sunsDTxxCD,l
DBPARTMEMr OF DAKoTA.

Ct: rAgL, MINI. Nay 8, ls!e;
y will be received at this ONCE until u o clock
NJ, May "a, 1875, for Furnishing the frssh Deef
required by the Subsstence Department. y. 8.
Army. at the following military posts; Fort Ban:
dali, ID. H., Fort Abraham Lincoln, D. T., Fort
Pembina, b. r., Fort Seward, p. 4. during he
twelve months, commencing July !, 1915. mfor-
nation as to conditions, quality Of heef. pay
ments, &C., can be obtained by application % this
ONCE or to the A. g: g., ct the rcspective post!
Each proposal must be accompanied BY Q bond
I'm the sum Of two hundred and any dellan fer
lars for Forts Randall and A. Lncoln,, signsd ~
two responsible persons, that = the pruPosal be
accepted q contract In the usual form, with tive
good and sufficient sureties, will be executed
within ten days after such acceptance.
The responsibility Of the sureties on the bond
must be certified to by the judge or clerk ofs
court of records, q. 8. Commis6l0ner, po0tSnos.
ter. or oflicer Of the Army. 49,.
Proposals must be made separately for the oil.
forent posts and bidders are invited TO be present
ut the opening Of the bids.
The right to reject any or oil bids ID feseTved.
Proposals shonld be endorsed, "Propoeals Tor
Fresh Beef at Fort -," and addrs6esd . re
undersigned. D. 0U BAk4Is
may la-2tw MAJOR ana Y. -.
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Death ofJ.o. nreektmsr.dee.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 17.--Gen. j. G.
Breckenridge died in this city this evening
at quarter Of five, of abscess of the liver,
combined with consumption, his last hours
being quiet and peaceful.
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LEGAL.
Administrator Notice.

that on the It'll day Of May, A. D. 1875 the under.
signed was appointed by the Clerk Of tho Circuit
Court Of Wapello County, Iowa, Administrator
Of said County. All persons indebted to said
Estate will make payment to the undersigned, and
those having claims against the same will present
them, legally authenticated, to said Court fol
allowance
Dated May It'll, 1876. W. n. FETZER.
may l2.3w Administrator.
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FROM QUEBEC.

QUEBEC, May l7.-Vessels report
trouble with ice between here and
Liverpool.
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IT is called Democratic Stale
Convention" and reads--"A delegate
convention ofdemocrats, liberals, anti
monopolists," SC. "Will you walk
into my parlor?" said the spider to the
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Xcixing the CROOKED

MEMPHIS, May 17.--General Patterson,
Collector of Internal Revenue for this Dis
t'ict, to-day se'z ID about 100 barrels Of al
cohol, shipped by G. Bensberg, of st. Louis,
to parties here, which is believed to be
crooked.
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Tho late frosts have proved Q bless
Ing In disguise 70 many portions of
the South, by destroying the army
worm.
"A shrewd Indianapolis widow
made her lover deposit $1,000 in the
hands Of : trustee, the money to be at
her order for divorce purposes, should
! Shs ever desire to take such action.
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WRONGLY JUDGED.

The Iowa Falls Sentinel thinks General
Belknap would make good Senator, but it
objects to him that he sis the Administra-
tion candidate for the place." Now We don't
know, nor does anybody else, we presume,
know whether Gen. B. ia candidate or not.
But In any event We know that it is greatly
unjust 70 him II the Seatiasl means thai
Gen. y. proposes directly Of Indirectly to
foist himselfinto the Senate by means Of the
influence and patronage Of the Administers
tion OF which be 10 . member. We know
Gen. B. we'll enough to know that he is not
that fashion Of . man. II be is candidate
for Senator we know Secretary Belhnap
will 60 before the Republican caucus on
his personal aud official merits and record,
and not upon any prstsnse OF carrying
about for delivery any portable stock Of
Administration offices. We presume there
never was Cabinet officer who thought or
cared 90 little Of any personal political ad-
vantage attaching to tho patronage Of his
place as General Belknap does. And 90 it
is particularly kunkind and unfair to try
to make this point against him.-KeokuE
Gate CITY.
We are not disposed 70 dispute single
word of the Gate Citys praise Of General
Belknap. For aught We know he 10 the
peer Of any msa yet named for the Office Of
Senator. But We do know that It was re-
Gently stated on high Republican authority,
nor have We yet sesa Il denied. that Presi-
dent Grant desires the election Of General
Belknap, md that foreign mission had
besn rendered 70 Mr.. Kirkwood in order IA
get him out Of the way Of the General's:ad.
vancsmsns, this, too, In opposition to the
unanimous recommendation OF the Iowa
delegation. These and tother movements
squirting in the same direction prompted
the article which the Gate pronounces I'M
fair. We trust the Cats b correct, but the
hand Of the administration has been 90 Of.
ten and 30 plainly visible In similar contests
| in other States that We very much fear that
We orc NOV % escape ~. u1 :, ~" 80. As.
m'n'S'ra1'on csno'oa'e 'l.' = '1o p',oA
OF Gen. beiknap or some osnes man. IN
deed, there are but few candidates for thu
Office who could refuse he powerful back.
IN, ~ N. Wit. Ho,,.. Il once proffsred
.as " su' ;" 1.so .
tnem'-4osc0 f0ses cssss:es'
IfPresideAt Grant desires the election o.
Sscrstarv peltn.n r. ths senstorship 1t 4
.e''e.A'y DelAuap " =. w. ~, -.
simply as personal nsend. "e VI" "st'
rant that the President has no purpose, mol
Gen. Belknap any desire that there should
hs .nv use Of F.as,., reAronass In Iowa 4
w y - .,..,.. rr,,h.,
tue cno Oh con'1o'''ng ~ s's s'
II We were betting man and LAO the money
NJ Nould bet 4 million dollars to cent thA
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Capture Of a Black Hilis Party.

ST.. PAUL, May 14.-General Terry
to-day received dispatch from Fort
Randall announcing that Lieutenant
Armstrong had just brought in the
Andrews Wharton party, enroute to
the Black Hills.
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St. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST.. LOUIS, May 10.

ST. Louis, May IL.
By telegraph
Hogs - Receipts, in "a hours, no
The market " ~ firm shippers s. 759
25; bacon 81 35@7 IS good to extra
81 75@S.
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Tho ara.shopper Piaugs In Missouri

ST. LOUIS, May ia special to the
Evening Dispatch from Jefferson City says
the Governor this morning issued a procla-
nation to observe Thursday, June Sd. as .
day of humiliation and fasting. as informa-
tionsis received that tho Stateis threatened
with a grasshopper pestilence.
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that happy audience was our friend
Mr.. Carpenter. He proposed that the
next $4yOOO should be taken in 500
shares and that he would take $500,
and George Haw took $500.
Mr.. DAgget said he was authorized
In case the "worst came to worst" to
subscribe $500 for a friend, and in
case his friend did not pay for It he
would.
Luke O'Brien takes three 500
shares. Nick Baker at this point took
Ave shares, and the house cametdown.
Michael Roos next took two shares.
j. w. Carpenter here took a share to
euliven the business. Kirk h Walker
took share. J. W. Carpenter took
share for Henry Miller, tho boy Car
penter said he lived with. Lsdd &
Harrow, M. j. Burns, VIM. Stellef,
B. j. Boulton, VIM. Kramer, Chas.
Schick, and Asa higgins each took q
share.
Chas. Lawrence, 2. G. Ballingall, l..
M. Cooley, 8. A. swigget, L. E. Gray,
D. Fl. Brawley, A. NJ. Bonni6ed, w.
II. Asbury, /. N. Mast, each took q
share.
The Chairman reported that man
WAS now here from abroad who wal
looking for = location for paper mill,
aud was very favorably impressed
withthis city.
J. W. Carpenter made similar 70.
marks % to another enterprise.
Here j. W. Dixon took the last share
Of stock to completed. W. Carpenter'l
proposition.
p. G. Ballingall offered 10 be one Of
ten to make $1,000. This was quickly
taken up BY c. F. Blake 2 shares, Asst
Huggins I share, II. A. Gangs ! share
John Packwood l, OTTAWA CouR1rH
shares, james Peck share, E. II.
Stiles /, share, J. W. Carpenter said be
would be ono to raise another $1,000
he was taken up ~ follows: j. D.
Ladd l share, r. G. Forgrave-one
share J. w. Goldsbury ono share
Judge Hsndershott offered . resolu
ton that the Secretary be instructed
to notify the Burlington Hasckeye thai
Ottumws has the "sand in it, craw'
and has shown 1t by gaining Q grand
victory in IL Water Power Enterprise
This resolution arose from reports
| that from the Haukeys had
! come the word, that We would fail ani
lacked asand in our craws." Carried
Mr.. Daggett offered the following
| resolution:
Resolved, That it IL the sense Of thi
meeting that the Board OF Direction
Of the Ottumwa Water Power Co.
make . proposition to the City
Council, for the purchase by said oft.
of Water Power sufficient In amour
/ w sAAoAV Wy O&AVNSh AAAVs1NJ ~ 1891
tho improvement, the Board of Di
rectors 10 make the proposition at once
The resolution was carried unani
mously.
A vote of thanks to the Ottumw
Brass Band for their gratis service
and to Conn Lewis for the use of th
Hall, was carried.
E. II. Stiles. moved that this meetiu
in . body parade the streets headed b
the band playing. Carried.
| On the last proposition to raise on
thousand dollars J.W. Carpenter tool
one share, w. Il. Cramer:two sharei
M. Ochslager, Chas. E. Boud, W. Z
Armstrong. each share.
The meeting then adjourned)Afte raia
ing the total subscription 10 SIG, COX
which secures the erection Of the wal
er power. The meeting then parade
the principal streets, The band playin
Yankee Doodle. Hail Columbia, et'
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The liquor seizing business still con-
tinues. They got it bad in Boston on
Saturday last some $200, 600 worth be.
ing seized. We learn that this work
10 not the most relishable by the Of.
ficials, inasmuch as 1t is accompanied
with considerable personal danger and
mobs are sometimes imminent, threat.
ening the officials ecalps.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE jury in
the Gerdeman case disagreed.
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1T is THE .DEMOCRATIC PARTY

1T is THE ,DEMOCRATIC PARTY
We first saw the call for the oppo.
sition State Convention in the State
Register of the next day after it was
issued. That publication gave no
heading to the call, but we find
that Democratic journals all over
the State are heading the call "DEMo-
CRATIC STATE CONVENTION" This il
appears is the correct drafts &C.
cording to the original draft. In the
head therefore to the call is the only
distinctive Democratic feature. 1t i:
pointed at as showing conclusively
that it is the call of party which
is, and is to be, 1.-The Democratic
party" This is undoubtedly the cor
rect view,-as anything is labeled SO
it is called.
The Burlington GaSette's "Liberal
Democracy" is discarded - Liberals
and Anti Monopolists are invited to
train under the distinctive Democratic
banner. Notwithstanding one Lib
eral journal, the Muscatine Tribune,
publishes the call and heads it lib.
eral Democratic Convention" This ii
does doubtless TO deceive, and it is
roundly taken to task for it by the
Davenport Gazette. Reform organs
ought not to be guilty of such things.
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WAsHINGToN, May 17.-Secretary
Bristow to-day had an interview with
Judge Pierrepont ON the intended pros
ccution of persons engaged in the
whiskey frauds. The papers and doc
umcnts relating to this business were
to-day officially referred to Commits
sioner Pratt by Solicitor w ilson.
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CROOKED WHISKY.
Contrnband Western whisky Dis
covered in Boston.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Further prose-
cution Of the whisky frauds, together with
all the evidence and records, will on Mon
day be turned over by the Solicitor Of the
Treasurysto Mr. Pratt, Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue. Various. Superb sors, who
have been acting with the Solicitor. have
been ordered to report directly to the Com
missioner and receive further instructions
from him. The secret service force Of the
Treasury. however, will continue. to aid the
Internal Revenue auth critics in detecting
and selling crooked whisky and bringing
offending to justice.
New YORK, May 15.-Thc collector has
detained about $50 barrels of whisky. in
Brooklyn that had recently arrived from
the West, supposed to crooked whisky,
The collector is inspecting all the rectifyine
establishments in that district. Only two
owners Of distileries have notified the col.
lector that they viii run to their full ca.
pacisy. All the establishments closed will
resume operations.
BosToN, May 15.-As the result OF ar
investigation into liquor establishment II
this city, about 500 packages of liquors
valued at 100000, the property Of thirt,
different firms were seized tonight.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, May Is.
by telegraph.
Wheat - Steady; No. 2 81 O3@
l04A June; 81 O6% July.
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Tho first woman physician In Can.
ada he's Just been licensed 10 practice.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. May l5.-Commis-
sioner Pratt took charge Of the Intern.
al Revenue Office to-day.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
just made call for five million coupon
bonds upon which interest will cease
on and after August 18th next.
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The decision is delivered by Judge
Dillon, and is very long, too long for
our columns. The opinion is an ex-
ceedingly able one and the reader on
perusing it will wonder that the ques-
ton was ever disputed, so clear does
the Judge make his view of the case.
1t will be sufficient for the general
reader, to give the extended syllabus
of the case, which precedes tho opin.
ion, as it gives concise and clear
view of the points decided a. well al
the facts in the case. The syllabus i.
as follows.
U. S. ClEcuIT COURT, DIST. OF Iowa
UNITED STATES Elk REL. HALLl
EFT AL.
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DENTIST.
ID. w. Ayeriu, D. ID. s..

OFy1OE-Ovs Jos 0lsy1 Qothlag
storA ~ y ~
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Council sEfusEs is Happy and Iown
.Ecins with Her i'm Re. joieinE.

The Emitted states Circuit Court de.
citles that the Eastern Terminus
of the Union Pacific Road Is ON
The Ioyn side of the
Nfissouri River.
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the facts in the case. The syllabus is
as follows.
U. S. ClEoUIr COURT, DIST. OF Iowa:
UNITED STATES Elk REL. HALL)
EFT AL.
The UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY.
1. The charter of tho Union Pacific
Railroad Company az Stats. ut Large.
4S9,sec. l2l requires its Iowa branch to
TO be constructed westward from a
point on the scestern boundary of the
State ofIoaca, to be fixed by the Pres
ident OF the United States: held on q
consideration of various provisions OF
the charter that the eastern terminus
of said branch was on the Iowa shore
of the Missouri River and not on the
| Nebraska shore, nor at q point ION the
middle of tho main channel" of the
river, although that was the legal
western boundary of the State OF
Iowa.
/. The right to erect . bridge across
the Missouri river to the eastern ter
minus Of the Iowa branch on the Iowa
| shore was given to the Pacific Rail.
road Company by implication in the
original charter Of the Company, and
was expressly conferred by the ninth
section of the amended charter of the
Company of July 2, 1874, (l3 statutes
at large, 356 J the powers given and
the duties imposed by those acts in re-
spect to bridges, were recognized, in.
creased and regulated, but not repeal.
ed by the special act of February "a,
1871, entitled an act "to authorize the
Union Pacific Railroad Company to
issue its bonds TO construct bridge
/ across the Missouri river at Omaha,
Nebraska, and Council Blufa, Iowa"
GIG Statutes at Large, 400.
3. This last named act construed In
connection with the other liquidation
of Congress and held not to change
the eastern terminus of the Iowa
branch of the Union Pacific Railroad
| Company from the Iowa shore Of the
Missouri river, nor to disconnect tho
bridge from the road of the Company
so as to relieve the Company from the
duty imposed by it's charter, and other
| acts of Congress to operate its whole
| railroad as zone continuous line"
4. A .peremptory mandamus to
compel the Union Pacific Railroad
Company to operate its road over the
bridge in the same general manner
that it operates the other portions of
road was granted, and the devise of a
| separate transfer over the bridge by
local trains held to be in violation OF
the duty of the Company to the public.
5. Amendments in form and in
substance may be allowed in man.
damns proceedings in any stage there
of where justice will be thereby pro-
vided In this case the alternative writ
was amended, by leave of Court, by
striking out part Of its mandate, and
the peremptory writ instead of being
denied because tho alternative writ
was too broad was ordered to be issued
in conformity to the alternative writ
writ as amended.
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Wapell0 County's Mightfest
Triumph.
Lewis Opera House Alive with
Earnest, Enterprising
Citizens.

The Citizens Respond Nobly i'm
the Glorious Work.
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WASHINGTON, May 17.-All the In.
dian delegation have arrived and will
be received by the Indian Commits
sloner tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON, May l7.-Thcre was a
heavy frost in this city last night, ics
of some thickness being formed.
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approved 81 sas Asos' sss. AreAs.aaass
We approve Of the ,aforseaia undsx.
taking, and commend IT, TO che Catholics
four Diocese. ocI 's4 f"
~. u. ARcHBIsHos or NEW oRrzANs.e
Dsesusees 10. 1867. NJ is IL. s.4 -.
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The Bishop of Stafford in his beautiful letter
on the OConnen celebration makes two re-
marks about that great man which are of ex-
ceeding values In one he records his hatred of
secret societies and in the second he describes
him as an advocate of tempesence "O'Connell
entertained an intense horror of all secret So
cieties. 1t is true that in his youth he had
been g Freemason, but 40 he afterwards told
the world, as soon as he learnt that Freemason-
ry was condemned by the Church, he entirely
renowned all further connection with It,
Again aud again he denounced the criDinality
and the folly of engaging in any secret osso-
citation. 'Toese societies. he said, ARE espec-
tally condemned by your clergy-your beloved,
your intelligent laborious and pious clergy.
You cannot possibly disobey their voice, or
neglect their counsels. You ought to know
we'll that they have no other interest but
yours-no other object in view than your tenn
secret societies were engines invented by Sa-
tan, that they are not blessed by God, and can
not be beneficial 20 mankind. His belief on
the other band, &c the power OF eGfSSr and
truth was part of his very nature; no rebuff,
no delay, no disappointment could destroy or
even shake this conviction. Condor and
truth,' he said, have in them reyiving pEin-
ciple, and returning again and again TO the
contest, they must ultimately prevail. / rely 4
therefore, on the force Of truth rs tho means Of
overcoming English preiqdice, lastly, while go
many thousands Of my hook have undertaken
for the love Of God and of their immortal souls
Co form alternatives into Gruead6 Of prayer
and modification. against the prevalent vice Of
point ont thab on occasion of the famous
WaSerford aud Glare elections when thousands
and Thousands OF their .conntrynsn came to
getheg to meet and listen TO and support
OC9nnell, he urged upon one and all Of thsno
totaAe total abstinence pledge; and 10 is
recorded that they not Only toOk it, bat faith
fully kept 10 during the whole of those cleo
tions.' - Catholic ReviesO.
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EW ORLEANS. lAysMORNNG SEPT aNBER 8 1875 ~

attend at Macs on Sunday, there IN
according to the proportions laid 90 wn by the
us, cepsuss the number OF children Of school
sge In snch q population 10 / 800, who ought to
ne at Mass on Sundays and at school on week
'dsys. Truly figures ere relentiess things and
do 1moge in the way of defining the latitude
and longitude of an undertaking than any
amount OF crude guessing i'a s. Aftlh'
! In: . littls time the Catholic public will see
that they owe q debt of gratitude to the pastor
of 81. Patrick's for introducing the systea1 of
collections In houses. Aud it takes no prophet
to show that God will bless the effort of the
man who had the courage to make q count of
his people and look facts in the face. King
David was punished for taking census be-
cause he did it through vanity, but as things
easy to find more complete remedy for pas
toral vanity than would be an honestly taken
census. Honor to st. Patrick.s for inaugurating
the system. =.
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board, requesting an ek alhination and oritioIeyo
OF his Plans The hoard spent she day diseuss-
ing the locality Of the jetty, pow being built.
Before the formsf' session began, Prssident
NAMED some time in conversation. with Hhe
members relative to the werks. I'd -,,ft
FREEDMEN's SAVINGS BANK Washinqton,
Sept 2EYestsrday and to-day q large nd mbssr e.
or deposttors Of the Freedmen's Savings Bank
crowded the rooms Of that Institution expect
ing to receive dividend of 25 per cent, having
been misled by unauthorized newspaper state
mente that such dividend would be made on
Informed by the clerks that dividend would
not be declared before Christmas, the remain
ing sum, namely,. Ss5, 900, for that purpose,
having yet to be Realised. -, -
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THAT BRING GLAD TIDINGs OF GOOD rHINGsI"t
The fOllowing fugitive lines, were addressed

The following fugitive lines, were addressed
impromptu, tsa4 relative, by the late Rev. Chas
e. Pise, D. De- aseion Of an old historic Mary
land family, and formerly pastor of the Catho-
lie chuHch of So Charles. in. the Diocese of
Brooklyn, n. + In the better days Of the Re-
publio. DR.. Pise vas elected Chaplain of the
Senate Of the United States, at time when
such men as Calhoun, Clay, Webster, Med afa ..
Benton, Berrien, Silas Wright Barbour, Leigh,
Fersyth, Crawford. Randolph and other great
men were the representatives in Congress of
sovereign States. T. AIS.
Sardnnah, Ga.