davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-08-23

Fosa tint he lRd had MI Influence NJ wide.
spread as TINT Of JIFr DAVIS Surnose
Tint hc Ind rnfotl tho whole Hou,h in Tia
same mnnher TINT hc Ind ruled New Or.
!sahs How much less tho clnncos would
10 Tint ho conld by Southern invitation,
ever GO into the South to speak OH my ionic.
notwithstanding this, no ono but very yt,,-
rid aud narrow-'nintlcs1 person woull aver
conclude Tint tho South hatns tho North bo-
eafiso EUTLEn Inns not boom invited to go there
at'a orat'. Is IT my less absurd TO infer, M
these rabi'a ultra r,npcsa do, tint tho North
hates Tho South bcca,,so JxFr DAy1s' enoooo.
nlens Inns been Cancelled? Other Northern
men who took part in tho War and wcre
active In snpprcssing tho Rebellion l.nye
been South and 1nale addrcssos, and prolni-
ncne Southern incn who fought in
tho Rebellion hnve been North mud
nado addresses, and rcccired respect.
III treatment. It is quito certain TINT
II hir. sTErHEss, the ex-1'icc- President OF
tho Into confe1eracy, or any Of tho promi-
nent Generals in tic War on tint side. hol
been invited to Winnebago County, no objcc.
tion whould hare been offered. Tho mora
fact, therefore, that Mr.. JEFFERSON DAy1s in
obnoxious does not nryuo TINT there In bitter
ness Of feeling on tho part Of Tho Northern
people or Of the farmers OF WinnebaRo Com,
y towards tho people Of tic South. any moro
tltan tho fact TINT tho South will not invita-
BEN BUTLER shows that it las feclinra of
resentment towan1s tho North Tho Aericul.
snral Society Of Winnebago County is CON-
posed of son'e thousands of far,n-
FRS who arc intelligent men, and who
nro patriotic men, not rcsl-mouth-
I'll closlAopress," rs the Clicngo Times
.s.igu,atizos them. They Ind tho
.lyht to object to my person If they wero 30
'lsposod, They had tho special right 10 OBJ.
ccl to Mr.. JErFrnsox DAVIS because tl,cv
t'd not lnrito him. The invitation was ey.
ended to him by the Secretary without any
consultation with or authority from them. It
'as therefore unauthorized, and the farmers
'ad the right to reject it, and to demand the
aneellng Of tho engagement Of man in
very wny most distastcful TO them. This js
II there III to the JEFr DAVIS matter, over
'hlch some Northern and Southern extrcm.
'ts ate making Ruch ridiculous ndo,
, 1875-08-23

In an article revewin8 city "polittcA1 mr.
ridge. tho Chicago 1imes gives this BIT Of In.
aldo Democratic news:
n ths other stde, tho Democratic tatcrs arn ae,c.
latsee, md determined. They proppse to coueilta;r
ta every element that has Influence epd 40 tho
c,tJ " ~ overwhelming vote Tney eyen pruncss IN
secure an organ. Ex.DoAs Hxsno and irrry II
aNlTH hav6 already gono to Now Yurk TO rsfss tic
fal1isa mexnA. Tbs matter w2s quietly csnvassati
ID thts city but thu biter experIenc Of threo vcs1s
ago With ths h<tet failed arulsn my euthu.issm nr
ataHps. anu 80 As last resort 1t was detorrflad Il,
eau upon Cor. T1LDER Ant Interest him anu his cof
lcsgues 10 the neceasttJ fer Democratic oroSn In thia
etS: uov. ItlDRx Was selected tho victim to bjcol
iur ths reason that he will probably bo The
!e i.es'usnasl candidate Of 1876, and au asstlr-
wotk UPON hls ssnsibities ~ to promptly in.
~ o. New YORK politicians ~ tho sntesess Of nj otgsn
stand solitary aud aloue befors tho great public. md
saeded In ringing In ~ ths changes upon Tue present
status Of thu party tsfors tbs New York
n,oguh. II tho regulate capI.al-S3UU,G ,Goo--is ~.
eursd rapport ha1 It thE they ueul to INV mn non
Ions ,nseress 10 lesdins arer In this city (n,oan-
u8 rue It"f9! and q onco begin the work Of ulou.
ing Public optnian Tae paper will not only be tls
ooy I1tGsh os eas peaeoy aud the n.ons tokst
~ lo7o liow lha schetio will succeed feains "a l.n
cans meanwhile. vii! keep tho bali moving snd aInrt
'ea1e''e4 10 Increase the strength CT thoif party
, 1875-08-23
EtlE C11zcAGo TRIBUNE: MONDAY, AUGUST ". ,s7,

inc new motto wllicl, he has proclaimed, viz:
" No personal consideration sboulL stsn,1 in
t''c ~"y Of performing public duty" II this
""'ef"ord ne strictly followed to The end Of
Inc present Administration. it will do more to
assufe thc success of the Republicans in tho
next Presidential campaign tl,an MI tho conf
blnations Tint politicians can possibly con.
coct. We tr'st md belovo TINT snch il tho
purpose Of the President and the mon WIN
nov command llia cot,f4icnr.,
, 1875-08-23

4 letter from the Hon, IIrGu ATcCr11oc,,
ex-secresary Of tho Treasury, 10 tho Now
York Tribune, il published elsewhere. Tho
subject is thu Currency, anu it will not be re.
garded as good reading by intlal;ouists.
, 1875-08-23

THE JEFF DAVIB IMBHO1I1n

no extreme DnrGr8 hntf, Ner+1, ,,,.1 c.x.a1.
aro making themselves very ridicn1ou4 oyo
the recent invitation to JEFFERSON Davis :,
adlross the Winnobaoo County Acr;o,,1t,,.,
Society, and ara macn;fvinc n ~ oio III, ~. :.
| mountain Thu Ne.r y,rL yf.,7
| nJrtprn.or NV. :. - .,-~-,..' ,u'" o"5s
Northern agricultural Ysjr Than ~ n.ha Saos. VI
who fought tn the w.r c,n hs x.1.oa., eu'psfhes @
s.e vbcra I'm rr,,nhnr. =, ~ e.a'o' "o 40 no
n,b]lo ara, ia IT,. ,... ~ os.nu y army ot tue he
lrn. 1ovn.vnrp- ,,1n.. ,s. 49,. .,. soS LAWS and
ferrcd 10 cbcrt,h II, conv,,.t.. DA'n pre-.
tho lte1,e1on. ubIto finn In.a."r "-n 10 eon'oseo
! gts1om and ronr,,. In. ,...n.ss ~. ""o moro
Republican nar,v III r. ~ -. aos'tlues ot tao
] for tho nsbejl.on IN tha aouth .h.. ~
thousanu other ,uop. w." - o''
!
We uoyer hear OF thl, GRIND Army =, t,n n..,,,-
except when 1t makcs tho n,.chct H.
in illinois, Thu business of n. 1.,a.rs tA.e -.
fan tho expiring fame Of civil WI md, t,a...
otaces, An act ike t1ia In 1,tnot. ~. sees
the xint,uesa ami conrt,xv ~ A., s tv!ss'o' oa
toward oza.porst!ng tho soush aud ,rna M
bitterness Of feeling which II has long been tls aim of
to e,,,non. t.n mnou' ,n., uas1'oa o. teeon or PARTY.
long lime Taero II ,o tr,'a Nv" ossutrea ior
took part In tho contedcracy who will moi fesl s.. %
eannos 10 ~eeo1ne III any community which rcnounce4
m .ns OIL us oonfsa'Fscy ~ Ut traitor
Tha Ton;sv;t,o <zo. 1,
n vorv fn;r,, rooon,...'.. .' ''o","n' e.'lsod ny
hitherto hos boen a.sr,na, ~ Ieoel, VINO
mnn. in hcxdo ;tso,s a :. sau. ~ W sens'ole
Tho Confederate .o,a,sr ,e,.nn, ny'i 49,, ,,.
that Ills future Il linked ,ndlssoluIly viii tho ao.s1n.
n'eh. ~ 'ho uaisea staes lie feels hat thtz IL hIs
fnrs ~ h .a. ne ma. no Other 1o Fcsents tho e
own taua, lta nars IL. ,,,.. ~ s!ea III ola
ready to nsht for il. What more en- ho %o '1u r. -
morn should bo required OF hIm, nut nothing viii viii
sa'a'fy M .he Northern Bourbon 1te led by Mr. Mon
pctuty Of hs war.p pruains w. 'aam tho per-
e1vs 10 powler Ind erusnun s,eEr s,sts neFa m
bens.th liz troad ras. emrsr shows itsen On syerv
sa as y, @"3r Ing sef, 10 ~. Ens,na and l.
wurno1 ID ia .avsnca Even W. 10 l,o s"a
ton Il esecr.sd rx ths .n.r. 9 ~ ~ no'
moi. avon on such an OCCASION ranrs.. n. hsu has
di'pofisioa. Sir. Mourox il u ysugefully Wild ~ :
1n'1 '',. w. ,h.s s'st.. H. ,
"aa ~ lucy Co. theso extremists, In tho
, 1875-08-23

erately nctivc, md I lM9o higher, closing dull
at sl,o3 for September, lIog4 WIRE dull and
unchanged. Sales Of l'acon grades wcro
chiefly nt S'.EuM7.a5, and heavy weights at
SI.3o@ 1.S0. Cattle wero active md I'M
changed. Sheep were tlu1. Ono hundred
t"ll"Ta in gold would buy 3l13.25 in green.
bAcks nj the close.
, 1875-08-23

Ladv p1yfic'ans arc doing \ thriving b,,1n.,.
IN salt s'hkn City. Thera arc not men enona..
TO 70 round, and 1t provcnts troubls. Tv,a,a
"Se young woman arc studying tnotlicipo tlo,,
anu u IL quito possible that some happy bns'
oaha Will be ab!e to unto all tic schools o.t,n.
In ono family. ~1'saE
, 1875-08-23

The Montencgrins who have taken tho field
in aid Of tho Herzegovina nsurrcctionists
have contributed something moro itnmo-
aiately valuable than sympathy md good
wishes, They havc captured several Turk
lsh forts ncar the border of Montenn,,ro
, 1875-08-23

Ths New York Graphic In \ yecsnt issua b,a
ono Of the best cartoons ever pub...hed ln Nav
York. 1t represented the Sun a " Ha,uhf tba
dana" "'n the chamber sceno with Gertrude
(peFeofmed BY Wut7x1Aw Ax1p), In who'll tha
DANA compared "tls counterfeit p.esoutmsnt
OF two bossss, HoaacE GRaxLny aud IL. 0ou1n
TO lie ialsnsa disgust OF Gertrude Hxtp.
, 1875-08-23

Among tho cabmsn Of London, nororious]y
ha1d citizens. arc former President Of the BANK
OF England, IN ox.member Of Parliament. &ats
Fellow OF Cambridge University and q oleray-
1nsn who figured consp[ouously In famous and
nasty dlrotoe suit. Thoru ia no cab system IN
this country, but plenty Of material Of the abo,e
description 10 form ons for every ctr In sho
flnfnn.
, 1875-08-23
OBITUARY.


| H.. tA"F JOEL PAnSER.
.,,.u o.' 'osL tAnKEa, tho eminent New Hsmn.
.1"H 'ut,e'' o'ea 90 tho 1'th lnst. At Cambridge
1' 90 ~ "aa born Jan. %. 17D5. At Jatrroy.
1o,t ~ .au graduated At Dartmouth College in
I 'a'ef pFact'c1ng law At ksere, N. H., for
a"'oe'" yeats' uatlng which timc 10 Vas twice
", a'o.1 u 'ao stalo Legislature, he WAS an
r.s. ~ .,'s nsaocate 9asslco OF the Supreme Court
~ ""s o.1." ~ 1871. and five years later t,e wss
s.o en'o' 'ust'eo. lio also served as Chair
II m'n u committee to reviao tho Laws Of New
-. ana tFom la47 to 1857 waa Profeseor
-. ., uueuco IN Dartmouth College.
f.asa ta". -, siilio no nus been RoVao Law Pro.
% as,aI., ~ harvard uo'Fefal.r. 11c Was equally
s,,,.a' - H'S Piotession' bath as iurlst and
,,,,,st, 49, ~ A". 'o'1 peh!nd HIN t"enty Volumes
D'sou'o Htahaafd anthor1ttes.
ros. AaASps" aEohaE U. NORRIS.
r.t ".',''4. fEoHoR U. Nonnfs ono Of tit
=. ~. on'ee'a III tno navy, diel raconlI1
:" '"e'n'a' He HaH nattvo Of MasAac)l,1setts
u"s "@' "ppolu1ou from Now York In 1916. Hi
hs' sef'ico was in Mexico. and ho Afterwards
sotseo III tue Mediterranean squadron, and was
promoted to Passed Mtdshpma1 In 1852. Ar
'Ae opening OF the War Of tho l.obelIton l,e NJ.
aes'Buea 10 the eIoop Cumberland, Of the Nt,,tb
"ta"tle blooksdin8 Fqladron. and had command
ol hef on tho day ale was sunk in uamnton
uoaos oy sao Acbel ram 1lcr.imac lie utooJ ~
asa post bra7ey, firing l. broadsido Al his vas.of
"eot ao~n. Later. ho was in command Of I'm
6aoooas Fort Noyal. and waB wounded At Fnrt
uaeAhR' He was commissioned 1.ioutsuant.
Commander In 1859, and Commander In 1850
Ex-dov. JOHN II. WELLER,
ono OF the old school OF politicians tied recso,1.
In Now Orleans to tho 7otn yoar of ts .aa '"r1 ~,
4 d d nffuah
, 1875-08-23

J., u the ,nfat'onlss In donosoo. ILL.,, Who sIan,
m ms poa1e1 card "a Constant lsoader." will e1aun.
mo inE TRIBUNE Of Saturday. Aug. H. ho VII,
ma aho wildcat speech OF KE11Ex reuol,ea H.
that isaue. f~A'eo III
, 1875-08-23

"Ihs champion clerical jacksss OF tho cen.
su1H u the satm sppl4sd BY London paper 10
tae reverend magistrate who sentenced littts
ssl to psison for fourteen days and tle reform.
esosy for tour year., tor The unhesld-of slsoeitv
of t1aakiua so4s aQxsss u ths puk. 1 stu4dy
, 1875-08-23

1T MAT aEEM Rtn,cur,ot1s rn ovrr, ,,x
n ocua.c T. thu !adIes through thn pnbir nre,,
nnsh y s rseommand thsna Aitd. iIi,n Il
IT, bsesns III hs,l I'll hG sosi
Vel! "a beau t:u1 that iii tlo wu,t Vii lonso
taeh natural. Said ~ Iii druggists, 'A "''' ''ne'o
, 1875-08-23

ieIhspa tho numbor of claimauis Of "rh.
4'oAn''ial snow will atoadi1y decrease. now th.s
"se'ent'io iconoclaat roporsa that snow.d,bss
arc sory dirty objects. @A''
, 1875-08-23

1t IL unite frequently asserted TINT in tho
south the blacks were quitting ti,o country
mud crowtling into the cities, tlero to 1.-Two in
poverty and itllencss. But tho census of New
orleans does not show it. Comparing tho
census Of 1870 with that of 1875 we have
thu fot1o,vino ro.,,t+
, 1875-08-23

HooLEf's THEATlIE-Rantolph street. beturcn
GT Gmss anh l.,sa'1c Engagement. o. John Dillon.
, 1875-08-23

.ADELfl11 T1fFATR!.-nrAsborn street, corner
Monroe. 1.-THE Days II ';G."
, 1875-08-23
gte Gbieag:p Gribu1,t.


At tho New York Exchange on Saturday
the price Of greenbncks opened at SsA, nd
vanccd to Ss2. md closed ut ss!,
, 1875-08-23

VIC PRINT This morning letter from Mr.,
WHITNEY. member Of lilo State Boor,1 of
EQUALIZATION. now in session Mt Springfield.
With all due respect to Mr.. Wu.ryry'a on.
e'"l knowledge, he is mistaken. Wo know
perfectly we'll TINT in tho case Of inayjl,,ols
,no u, Debts aro deducted from credits only.
" c also know that when a company Inns 1,
capital stock of, soy, 100000, and 1,as mt.
standing debt Of $50, 900, TINT tl,o nctuo1
value OF that stock ought 10 be assessed at
only 30 per cont of It's faco valuo, hut Tint
l'as not been the practice of tho State Hoard.
1t has added Me debt 10 tho capital stock, and
then deducted tho value Of tho tangible prop
efsy' tbs balance being the assessed value Of
the stock and franchise Tho action is illus.
trased fS tho assessments of tho State Hoard
IN 1874 respecting tho Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railroad, which wcro as follows:
I.rlial ,tock In 11iinols. s,c,,;,t n,a
Decorah-posten., 1875-03-25
Roriiat fra {. No.)

Reppe pnr Sohn S0Iie borte, fer
Oct llusir, 8unbilp baprs furupin9t,
be9pnbts al rais meo polblom Strait.
Siormsn iuosbe; 8tansu pipifsps
mtp fire Sraabsr moo GinNussru.
berns; Sinpiesrs 8elesr iranosoe Os
itsee / WeIrst; Sorbeusn r%uIlsne, %
bpppiee %flammsnne Ypn itrpmmspc
no ira Dc lptfe Sfpmaslsr.
8nub MIiitab lao neo oct rrbma.
Ieoe 8oro msp Yanosn itettet paa
Der enc 9aano, / Ell ei~tertGufsnpe
SliLlin9.
Sen Sag, reoe Sbor bIipcr ga.
sots Mano, logger On mso Nrisn /
Wuitt" Sm, BIN! - 9amle 8unblIb
plsier life al tale. Tor bun bar tGnft.
= Weu, fan Der li9se no9en Sanp.
beo i plsie Orb? Qbor or rl9tl9nof
hesli9 % iOrbact for i'm ilstte aa'
~ruftsr; men ban sr 10 rig, % eli RIG
Mano prayer insen YIse. So! Oct
maa lfs. Sun lHnfer at lfrGmms
mig. Den somIe Str, men leg lrps'
fer life bsnnss &rurilsr -. "Spop
Dor bst?" ltres ban, loeI ban plnc'
isli9 for op % ltoo ct Slebllf ble9
al Str0t - ban latte ll9 after neo,
% Depblsu: "Naa, naa, anno, REQ.
oss Su for ct 9pu? - Supr bar BET
MI lss Hap p ia, ri9tis. Sna bill
Der les % Wosr oa fplt Den YlaSs
en9anS. % ri funne fanlfe lsUe lOr9'
lele ! Dor Mlosrbom. BON ere DOG
life Mnoet emo en- Ssrrsns Straf for
bore Spnoer. Ma9ot sr ct lppist
Barn; bun slfsr mig lite, men frp8.
Decorah-posten., 1875-03-25

ies funoe ubele min Summer, 90
ION fuube bielpe % 9ipe mig Naoo
/ min ulnffsIiae Stiuino."
yen frommes Ben CT bert; Sub
Ter paa SlGTtet = life paa @uIpst.
- Salise er be Sattise. tbi @uos
Hise er beres." leo en- Stemme Oct
bar 9amle 8unbilo.
"gr bet 0la, fiGre @omIe ?" fac.
De OLE. iost ban buriis reiite fla %
fpsisoe bsnees maSre Saono. "Ou
ler iaa lorriofulb no / OaQ, 8unbilo;
CT bet ct Sorqens Bubifab, On brin.
Ger. iaa tai is9 sr bersot."
"Beaee Osle". aisnmrlsoe SIM.
bib, "liot SOlifiaro9 Iiot 8sen ; men
al9rli9hepen sror / iliet Ssir."
"puan msner gu :? flers @unbilo",
ipnrgte Ole burtiet.
Seq msner life, men beb at On
ellfer knuo MIiitabs Oattsr, Maaot",
loareoe bun meo ct bstpnninesfulpt
Olstaif, PROP life paa at itjule oct,
noar aiUrIlabsosn taller ira Dine Suie
| De itore 0raabsr. Wen, pso On,
at rsos sbor bar fOrlan9t bsnos til
9Gate?"
"9Ouo ?" itrse Ole, ioet ban blea.
neoc. "9pao Suar bar Iasot 0iuet 2"
"gt ouerfcrist S~perasnaal for.
tltner Inlet Spnr." g%lsnm0leoe Sim.
bib; "msn oil On rio, pct, ioo luas.
teoc bun buerfen Olei eusr 81. Gllfer
Oa Iasot, Sle?"
ga lsS eIlfsr benSc, men lea bar
lnfst 9aab mere; Den rise @bor, at
leg ulpffsli9ei"
"Ni9 pna Tsnae er noaet Mneet
emo rig paa s~l9rliQbeo", - lpareoe
-; "gn @nIpflump CT en-
folD Sensefammsrat;. men oil On
bare sGblet, mna Oh life Iio9e 90
lone peo bets Moo, men fInttre cp i
bets Srone. Seq fommsr fra Mli.
'tao Ill, bpnr ls9 rpiteos 8nuos Ser.
Der en- Smnls. San iuor. at ban
ri aice Sig aasot tiirgte; bett0n.
ncr MI III paa, ON ban oil boIoe
1t Sefte. gu Niooin9s Sro er life
II Ilole paa. s Iften alOtfcn 8
zen lille Sfoo pso Stronocn oerneoe
aar On uios Werc. Sal life ON
MI glr8 ber." @unblIo bumpeoc
Ifltso.
"9OorIcNss lfaI ieo ioritaa Nette3"
'e9pnots Ole, bu 0nubilO oar burte.
.&nno bar luOret, at leo lfnl faa
tllN9ts, % bun ipareoe busrfen
eusr Sa paa Sbors 6~orlauaeu'
e =; par 8unbilp puubittiQ Nel, !
nm bar Den Canine Ill lom irr. !
81 bun moolfe ltrnHs mia for min
paa Mabenblsrii9bsp Men 4.
tll'too 10, at le9 slifeoe Ia9Ot. :
>Uorfol er bun ba iaa bemmfllgbtps.
ll!o Spem lfal I~Ortlare mig bette ?
, DEN lille, SfOp peo Strancen ST.
/ MItm! Nu i%Otitaar is9 bsnbs. r
Jun oil I9rs mig Saolmooisbso. 9
Ies faar oa pente til 3loen fommer;
q baabsr Nlt af osnne Sammen. {
omit; thi '8unbilb bar ltspls paret
Ell lliptfIi9es Stette. -"
lltaalmOol9 psntsoe Ole paa Mite. u
ems Somme. Susrt Miiuut iOrsfom a
am tlmelan9t. % alorl9 bapoe 81
en- lnsset ll9 lao lansIcmt zen. 8an !"
elf~lGftl9ebe Jig lmiolsrtlo meo SIS. \
niger Ousr oenne bemmsligbsrsinloe
5ammsnfomlt. Snart 9irttepe ban
cite, mart paa biut, men lllliolt bleu d"
an sni9 meo lia islu oeri. at Oct "
laatte pSre @unbllo islp, Der paa
elite Steo pilpe tale mso BAN for c
t nnosaa at blue iaQtta9et, pa bun :
lull9ens baubs en- SemmeliSbeo al
stro BAN. 9uOr 9runnles emo rea'
{ Sornoonin9 eiter Smltrnri9be'
srne bar. beroll9sbe Den DOG Den
llaa!mooi9s. UorllGtles.) ]
Decorah-posten., 1875-03-25
General
Ws1uranceN9entur
w. T. BAKER & BRO.
DEBORAH, IOWA,

repre'enterer nebenifaaenbe pelbefisnes
% paalipeliae assurance &cmpasnisr-
Siffret aapital Aug. 1874
eanea'bire at Wandeter,
Gn9lanb 0,000, OG
Sire ASSOCIATION" at Ybila:
lacelpbia, Ga., org 1890, 3,09S, 69s
German @merican" af N.Y. 1,S50,KG
"Pennl9tpanta Sire, Bbilas
eelpbia, cr9aniisret 1925, ,0&
"@maScn", cincinnati, D. 935, 50s
"St. Saul Sire & Marine"
"Ncrtb &eitern Nattcnal"
at Wilwaufee, Wis. . S95, 46i
al Ct. Blul, Winn. SOO,U1
"Sraoets", al ebicaso . 10000
"Watertcpn," al Watertcwn,
81. y. 6i892
acntor ! famine B99nins ION 9Ss
eprab lllbfabrifs. 3 IL.
Decorah-posten., 1875-03-25
Nprlf Tarpebco.

III farge Ncmutes cl lllrsdru dlle
Scisrer mtb Auelln. Srbcloes for %
Cts. moo at itr:pt til
=. ,. 3Ytrirn, Waeiicn, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1875-03-25
Aagot.

(Gn SrrtaHinI ira Sbtlsmdrttn. Jrunbtt
rll en- uirttli3 l~ilnraSels.l
Decorah-posten., 1875-03-25

Sbas.@.SofeY.
Decorah-posten., 1875-03-25
Iorretuinestnrt.

MbOtO9rapbiif 2ltclicr, aicr.
- net al &ater Ct. Neaatipe Bta.
Der cpbepdres % Rcpier fan erbolees
til nbper SID. 81. 0S. steams. 4
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24
Rain Theories

The scientific mind Of the wotlt ia
pregnant with suggestions az to the
late unprecedented rainfaus that have
visited parts of three continentaAsia
Europe and America. They con-
menced near the Mediterrapesn sea in
trauce from thence crossed the At
lantic Ocean and appeared ar the east
era base OF the Rocky mountains, and
tnen doubli'g on Their track poured
tHeit noo1 upon the soil and people
OF Nothetn India In exteut Of terri
tory covered, 10 quantity Of water pro.
duced IN given tina and in duratio9
these rain- have been paenomirsl.
Another noted fact is thst thev have
oeeI the most profuse in those d-T
and aid regions where rains sre pot
common and 1Lele both animals and
vegetation 1Gten suffer from the vnn.
of moisture. Il i. such fectsss tbess
that have aC0u7ed the scientific r.e7 oH
the world and Induced them n i1cr;-e
into the causes which a-o likely 70
produce such & state IF Affairs. Orc
theory ad~GnCeI Is the sun spot cTcle
il relation T. tti- and kindred te-res.
trial pEolcTccG The =-ir s-ct cvc]e
runs from tea 70 eleven Jea-s, ardNr
MeldruC. THO director CT the Metcoro.
l0Ficsi Observatory of Maur.tius, by
long a21 patient research discovered q
connection between the cyclones %
the Indian cccar and os the West
l11;o7 ald Tie sun spots. The one
Varied ~.th the ether TIE moro spots
81 tic s-H. tCe Eea-ier The falls o.
rain r. certain sections. Poey. also
declare thGt ttc co-wc.ions o: ire
earth rcSTcCd = those = the SIN. and
terrost-ig. movements rarv n their
frequency --.tk the fluctuations Of the
solar 7rct7. -Iic---:t-ec tables O.
rainfall arc rire1 by NJ Meldrur,
aad they all ST = that more rain falls
Il tic fccC.mGm than Il the minimum
suG-5rot years. The years 1890
-ci were alczinUra years Of sun-srot
o-ea. aud 1:ff-c--C3 minimum years
b : comparison Il tie United States
Lake sUrvev observations Il appears
that during tho maximum pqriod Ct
tt s-il-gpots tke -,;-[1ce CT Lake Or.
tar was higher bJ &C inches than
dusiE~ tLs minimum period. Lat-e
Superior, i . inches Lake Michigan.
COS inches, and L9Fc Erie IL inches.
1t : also = mater Of record that the
ye.T i33-. --hca tt- extent of the SUI.
sPcts vas greatest known, vas follow
Ell IL is. - Tie highest lerel ever
cbs3--"i II The v.ters OF the Lakes
Ontario Iii Eri, These facts and
observations ccrtt;aiy la tie f0uadG-
ton l0r sach f. c.reful aud exhaustive
study 9l tile s;r.srot thecry.iu relation
70 the 4Uao;itr Il water poured upoc
the earth 3 viii shed still more light
OF al accurate character upon this In
teresting spi important z2bjcct.-P:U-
cr- p. ~c,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24
Catt.nO Gold Steel rit4 Scft
Iron.

The Invention of Mr.. Jacob Reese Of
this city, for cutting bars OF hardened
steel, has already been noticed in these
columns. On Saturday last, Prof. r.
s. bedrock read before the American
Association for the Advancement of
Science, in session at Detroit, en ESSAY
on "The Requisite Amount of Simple
Friction of Soft Iron against Cold Steel
to Melt It," He said the Development
of heat by friction has been long
known. For some time it has also been
known that the operations Of rubbing
and rolling had the effect OF changing
the molecular structure of iron Hn5
steel. These operations will tougken
and compact cold iron, and will harden
and condense steel. Some time since
Mr., Jacob Reese, OF Pittsburg, Penn
sylvania, had occasion - construct q
machine for cutting bsrs Of cold hsr-
dened steel. For this purpose he
mounted disc of about forty two III
ches in diameter, made OF soft rough
iron upon q horizontal axis, so as 20
be rotated with great velocity. With
any moderate speed no cutting was
produced. But on giving the disc such
a speed of rotation as to cause the peri
phery of the disc TO move velocity of
about q, 600 feet per minute nearly
five miles) the rteel wss rapidly cut,
especially when the h2r tn be cut was
slowly rotated against the disc Sparks
In steady stream were thrown OH. At
first it was supposed that the steel was
simply rubbed or ground of. But on
examining the pile OF accumulated par
tieles beneath the machine they were
found to be welded together = the
shape of a long cone, similar 10 the
stalagmites in the lime stone caves; :;
they were pealy like the spikes of frost
as formed In winter on Mount Wash
ington, and illustrated at the Troy
meeting. Real fusion takes place. The
steel is melted by the swiftly moving
smooth edge of the soft iron disc, but
the disc itself Is but little heated. The
bar OF steel on each side OF the cut re-
ceives buta slight heat, not at all
The daily gazette., 1875-08-24
HOTELS.
JEFFERSON HOUSE,
VIEW CASTLE. DELAWARE,

JEFFERSON HOUSE,
VIEW CASTLE. DEL<HARE,
JOHN W. GRAY. PRoPRHToA
This large and beautifully situated house
mas been put in the very best repair for thel
reception OF visitors, who will find at 1t all the
accommodations OF IRsT-CLASS HOTEL
1t Commands ane view Of the Delaware Bay,
a(d Ia one Of the most pleasant and delightful
places In the State for excursions or picrnics.
The house is kept In the best style, the bal
flled with the choicest wines, liquors and
malt drinks, and table supplied with the sub
sionists can arrive By boat or rail. Parties
who wish TO go fishing or boat riding on the
noble Delaware, can be accommodated with
suitable boats. The patronage OF the public
10 respectfully solicited.
1y22-n J. W. GRAY,