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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-24

Tho Scorc.ar, II the United States
Centennial commission makes the FOL
lowing suggestion which No cordial,
endorse:
1T seems proper that tho local cclc-
bratinns ofths Fourth of July, 1876,
which will DO held throughout The
land, should DO made 90 contribute 10
q permanent historical memorial or tho
Centennial Celebration. In each coun-
q provision should 10 made for the
delivery Of 81 address tracing the his.
tory II that particular community for
the pat century, U from TIM time "
i,s rettlcmcnt. and including
= sketch Of In growth,its resources.
industries. etc. These addresses nho uld
be published In 4 uniform aixo--tha,
of tho Congressional documents, Tor IL
s,anee.--iu order TINT thay may 10
bound together by states. To eompe.
tent persons tho preparation Of such
addresses would NJ. bs MI uululy bur.
denspmc task, but III the aggregate
they would constitute nh invaluable
historical rsrasitpr, ,uel, ia no nation
has syer had tie opportunity |. collect.
Designations II tho historians ought
10 BE- made wi.hon. delay, III order thai
they may have time tn accomplish
their work Il Il 70 be hopel TIM. III,
press will give general circulation 4
tho project. and TINT cach Journal vii
sce ~ In contamination IN ls own 10
cality. and TINT tho sligh. expense In
volycl DO assumed BY tho county o
town authorities. =
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-24
rAGat In MinH~shirk taaAi,.

Lately. While rasinI medical visit
III Pleasant township, nr.i !, h'll.
ington. discovered 81 The farm ofO.
W. Ellington, VIA, appeared ~ him
10 10 4 mineral rain, d bright vsr.
million hue. lie dug oa. = piece,
hroaeh, |, home and analysed u, II
proved ID bs all he thought II. and Mr,
a, Gullikspn. wHa moved - scnd =
pieee 10 J, Il. lslane., wsllkacwn
chemist, The reply received In due
time. after giving nm anal si,~aa very
gratifying Mineral paint l. not very
costly; but there u enough rrom'se N
Il to Justify test u EATEN. II tho de-
po.,,, al least. DEBORAH Rspublisan,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-24

The Almanac publishers complain
tha, their Luainaps ID destroyed by
Ayers American Almanac, The rso-
pls prefer ii 10 any other, the Farmers
Western, soushsrs, " tho namcross
local alman.cs, when they can ~
Ayers. II furnishes tho heat Assro.
,omiesl data, weather aud iukes of
tllnn Nil and above all. medical advice
whirh ia invaluable for every family
/. |. supplied gratis ny thu druggists,
md should 10 preserved for sonstAnt
reference aud use. VS. ate snrA that
II. g.nd huusekeeIer or g,ah,lmn,hoi
zoos willingly without one. Standard
N. 4, City,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-24

~ cnaNrs ron nlmArlsrAcriok
IH Il. Jol.Mul u CO.. authorize thcss
VIII se,l their gonds, % toll purchasers
to u~ one.halt Ut q lnpsr OF their
Bss, Chemical salerntus, and then u
,hpy are mol entirely satisfied with is
superiority over Soda " ANY other
Ltana &c Salsra,ns, ~ return the bnl.
amen and ct tho money Tor ,l,a whole
refunded. This SAletatus Il perfect,
therefore they arc willing ~ LOT y
stand or fall upon It's own merit. II
II aid only nj Ncnyrr's,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-24

II tho Republican party really ~.
prove " llriatoW's whisky ting raid tho
hrs' why u shuw |. n 10 forco All 81
ths officials WIN were indebted 10 tho
crooked for election in 1879, 10 70.
sign, IN that case = man ~ tho name
IL Ifurry would biz President.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-24
The Huntington lIawk.E,s allsdine
ID Mr.. Harlan says:

"We admire him for hi1 ability. 70.
rpeet him for Iii. integrity, md honor
him for his devotion 10 the best inter.
csis u the State nni nation, mud fnr
hi. eminent services ~ tie principles
Of liberty and union !" A similar csr.
lideaie might he obtained from Mr.
Dursnt. setting fifth ,lo ex.stna,ol's
devotion IN thu hest interests ~ the
credit Mohilier +windlc IN return for
tIuAe two ks 1pn chcckA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-24

''ood The Apaehcs have .ho. m
Indian agent. Lot no guilty man
escape. -.lDcsroi. News, (Inl.
Es.Gov, Foote Of Tennessee alvo.
eat.a tho denomination u President
Grant fnr third torn. Foote md
Mostly FIR . third term I! Tho thing
isat Lu considered done. llnohrs.e,
Democrat aud Chronicle, { nep }
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-24
Pump Repairing
D.SlsLlE.S GKE.9T
MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
~ krOhlsx', I01rN.
ON TflR MleataAippf
ON Tile MIsstnAlprl

About sixty dsliara pays MI expenses FIR
Membership. Hunrd and Stationery while
Estng through the thorough bookkeeping
and Mercantile course Many enter "a thu
saslnns deposit plan rlni~ enter Ill W.
daeaa rates Hanna fpr self boarding xiv-
IN FREE, lioar,ling club. NJ u pr weak
frer Festivals hi College Hall, With hrns-
LAnd II Attendance Free lectures ny dis
tlnpuirheI ,asn Largest college Nullllng
n she l'n'lri htntes Pvef. " n. MIllsr,
The celebrated I,nsIneas instructor c"n,in.
ses In charge. Hhort haul writing taught
ffss, Tho colleye In. large Accumulated
capital. Satisfaction Ruranteed or monry
refunded reirue's Normal penmanahlp
Institute. ~ ksekAk. The tl.ir city Tels.
grarh lnstItass, ~ keokuk. College III
PAysIelans ans Surgeons Vt keoknk, IewA
btais Fair keeknk Don / fall 10 sIsli W
or send for circular. bttars euInK elarW here.
Addrer. DAfitkA t'hi.lkuE
~ khnaih. inaA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-24

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ani not Dad" who Was under tho
lay.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-24

The philadelphia 4 Reading Goa
and Iron Co.. will shus down tonight
81 Of their ~ collicrics In the Schu,l.
Kill region, throwing abcu. 5000 men
and boys out Of work Twenty-Five In.
,lividaal cclleries will also susrend
neat week, and |. il thoach. BY Dec,
II, 10000 people VIII be on. of en-,
rley In sba, region alone, II Is snid
ty rrominen, coal operator thu. ,hs
.hnt down will only last for about two
months. The reading Go have also
shut down their ore mines. throwing
Goo men out Of work, ~. Y. Ex,
rrcs.
Aud this from another rerumpsion
organ. u theory Ii that over pro.
duetion 10 tho cause, While the price
Ut commodity Ii cxtortionats owing
a. ~ ucarcty. and those who Ars pro
pared u pay prize that will compcn-
ate labor and pay transportation the
idea u over production Icing tho
eanss Il IN aLsurd.y 70 groas sa'to bs
apparent oven u tho unthinking mass.
~, md onl, need. hs stated 10 he fully 81
posol, Everywhere when tho 70.
sumr.lonisis state theory Or principle
In finance Il " hasod upon falss ,,,en.
ises or lnarplicAblu 70 circumstances
that exist.
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The New York herald., 1875-11-08
NEW YORK CITY.

series OF "Taks on English Literature" 70 ladies'
will be given by Abby Sage Richardson, at the hall No.
33 Union square, Monday and Thursday afternoons
at three r. NJ, commencing to-day.
The regular monthly reception OF the Young Mems
Christian Association will take place at Association
Hall this evening Music and ventriloquism will be the
chief feature Of the evenings entertainment
The International Free Trade Alliance whose maxim
is absolute free trade and taxation for sup
port only will hold the first OF series Of public meet
ings at No. As Washington square this evening
During an alteration yesterday morning between
Frederick Griinths, of No 32s Seventh avenue, and
John Howe Of Thirty 9th street and seventh avenue
the former received slight stab wound IN the shoulder
Howe made his escape.
At the Grand opera House tomorrow evening will bo
given another exhibition Of Grnco- Roman wrestling.
This will be the second match between Professor Will
lam Miller the American champion and NJ. Andre
Chrstol who claims 10 be the famous 'Masquen or
Paris and champion Of France and Spain.
Four Centuries Of Italian Painting is the subject
OF an illustrated public lecture to be delivered to-
morrow evening BY W. d. Goodyear, ?. A. before
the members Of tho Irving Literary Society, In tho
chapel OF the Church OF the Holy Trinity, Fortythird
street Madison avenue.
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
BROOKLYN.

The Boar1of canvassers meet to-day, and viii doubt
less decide the disputed election in the Third Senatorial
district.
The Long Island Bible Society will have It's sixtieh
anniversary al East New York tomorrow afternoon
and evening
The grocery store Of Thomas NcEvoy, No 1o4 Unisn
place. was robbed or quantity oftca valued at S35,
Saturday night BY some unknown thief
Bridget Ieary removed TO the City Hospital
suffering from severe wounds about the head inflicted
with club IN hands OF James Garrity, Of No, 42o
Baltic street
paper on "Joan Of Arc' win be read by Mr.. Edwin
p Whppe OF Boston, before the Long Island
Historical Society the chapel Of the Packer Insti-
tute 70. morrow evening
Edward Lanon, Of No. 262 Monroe street, was ar
rested BY ocer Loony yesterday suspicion Of being
one Of the thieves who robbed the captain Of tho
canal boat North Point lying the foot OF Van Brunt
street, Thursday night last The Captain failed to
Identity LanOn and hc was therefore released from
custody
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
STATEN ISLAND.

In total population OF &c, 700, Richmond county
polcd but 5,552 votes3 O3o democratic and 25lS re-
publican
Union revival meetings 20 DO held by Grace and
Trinity Methodist Episcopal churches, Factoryville.
with the assistance OF Mrs Lowry revival worker Of
the Newark Conference
Tho Hon David w. Judd has been reelected Presi-
dent Of the New Brighton Reading Room Association
and Literary and Debating Society. and william New
ton Secretary The second meeting this season w Dc
held on Wednesday evening next
Gre broke out Saturday In largo barn at tho
Childs Nursery. -Four Corners in the town OF North
nod. The barn entirely consumed, with It's con-
tcnts Including + lot Of furniture The building was
owned by the institution. and occupied DWELLING by
Mr. Flun. aud valued AZ Sl.5O0s
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
INDIGNANTLY TO DUMB ANIMALS.

The agents Of Mr. Berghs society made number
OF arrests last week for violations OF the laws against
cruelty to animals. John Cowen, OF No. 10 Norfolk
street, was arrested on charge Of maclousy mutt
lating dog; Samuel wilson, Of No. 7s7 Seventh
nue., accused Of dragging sick horse out Of stable
during heavy rain storm; Robert Edwards for
dragging along behind his truck horse
suffering from n diseased foot-the animal
condemned and destroyed; James Farrell. OF
Brooklyn was arrested for working horse with a
severe wound on the of hind leg; Joseph Coyets
committed for driving mule from Engewood, n. j.,
with two large under the collar and without shoes
Robert Smith, hackman was charged with driving a
horse suffering with injury Of the hook joint and
otherwise disabled Isaac Brown arrested for bru-
tally kicking his horse John Costello, Michael Burns
and Timothy Burns were charged with working horses
with sores under the harness
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
4 BROOKLYN ELECTION CONTEST.

There Is q circulating in Brooklyn that de-
tcrmincd effort VIII be made to-day TO prevent the issue
or the certificate Of election TO the Shrevaty TO Albert
Dagge by the Board Of County Canvassers 1t is
tain that on Saturday "Bub" Mclaughlin brother to
the Boss and Thomas r. Nevins consulted with able
counsel The bost means Of obtaining recount Of
tic ballots asserting that II the boxes opened
from 800 10 400 ballots would bo found having full
rcpubl lean state ticket the upper portion
Ing Ncvns' name for sheriff, all Of which had been
credited straight republican tickets, and hence rs
cast in favor of Daggctt They advised that tho
only statutory method was 70 wait until Mr.. Daggett
took hts seat and then, BY quo warranto process,
have the boxes brought before court and Jury try
eudcayor 70 procure a mandamus 10 the Board OF
lfa,s
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
NEWARK THIEVES ARRESTED.

Thomas smith, Hugh coyne, his brother John, Abra
ham White John Gcn and Hugh Burning ar
rested 10 Newark yesterday and held charge
Of burglary preferred against them by Mr.. Thomas Gal
lon Tichcnor street grocer, whose place entered
aud robbed the night before number OF other places
have also been robbed in Newark lately It is believed
BY the parties They hard looking set, and
range va years IRON seventeen to twenty three.
John Green, Louis Wolf and Abraham Boch applied
last night for lodgings at the Newark Police station.
Presenting appearances rather suspicious they were
searched and large quantity Of buttons, pencils, &C.
found their possession which they could not satisac
tory account lor On suspicion Of being thieves they
Nrrn lnrh cd
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
A sAPIENT SUPERVISOR.

Al the last citing OF tho Queens county Board Of
Supervisors Mr. John r. Petit, undertaken OF Hemp
stead presented for audit bill % s45 FOR the collins
in which the two negro murdercrs Jarvis and Jackson
were buried They wero according 20 description OF
black walnut studded with silver plated nails and hav
ing silver plated handles and a name plate on each.
The extravagance Of tho arrangement freely and
unfavorably commented upon, of the Supervisors
rcmarkinF that mi ght be induccmont 10 some per
sons commit murder IN order T. insure themselves
decent buhal The charges for she handles and name
plates stricken out and the whole bill was hnay
cut down 10 S. for each coffin
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
PERFORMING POLITICAL PENANcE.

This afternoon bet made on the late election VIII oe
paid In the vicinity or Union square BY the loser,
prominent politician OF the Sixteenth Assembly dis
trict The bet was as follows;-H the Tammany
county ticket was elected the antTammauy man
agreed 10 wheel barrow full OF bricks around Union
square on the Monday following election, rom the
hours or one until three O'Clock IN tho afternoon. II
the anti Tammany county ticket succeeded, then the
Tammany man would have 20 perform the same task
band OF music will accompany tnc loser # the wager
rest four stoppaecs Of nvo minutes each during the
peformancc Of his task
The New York herald., 1875-11-08

THIS table shows that but five OF their thirteen an
tagonists were able defeat them at all that only
three able to from them more than
victory, and none could beat them oencr than twice
The team which performed such unequaed tr-
umph consisted of White catcher; Spauldng. pitcher
McVey rst base; Barnes, second base: Shaaer, third
bnse; George Wright, short stop; Leonard left hcd ,
ORourke centre field; Manning, right field, with
Harry Wright and Bealc for substitutes
The following is the record OF all tho games played
from Anril 10 to October 30. inclusiYe
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
KICKED BY A HORSE.

John Kane, lad thirteen years Of age, residing at
No 23i Norh First street Williamsburg while engaged
in cleaning his ather's stable yesterday morning,
kicked on the head by one OF the horses. The lads
skull was fractured.
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
BURGLARY IN WILLIAMSBURG.

AZ an early hour yesterday morning the rear window
Of the lagcr beer saloon Of Herman schomakcr was
broken open and three watches and small quantity of
money we're stolen frnm the salOuuA
The New York herald., 1875-11-08

commonly known the Red Stockings has won the title
of champion Of the United States which means OF
the world. Tic of this cXcellently disciplined
organization although largely due the fnc manage
ment OF its captain Harry Wright Is to little
due to the complete harmony which exists among
It's members the way the work together and the hon
esty and integrity OF each individual player The Bos-
ton clubs record for the year 1875 is unprecedented
they having played eighty two games seventy
tied two and lost eight 1t is that the renowned
Cincinnati Red Stockings every game they played
during the Of 1869, but they encountered no
such strong nines comparatively speaking, tho
Bostons have been compelled 70 play with during 1875
The Bostons record which speaks for ITSELF is here
given, forfeited games omitted:-
The New York herald., 1875-11-08

The Uentonnlals, Of Philadelphia disbanded in
May; the Westerns of Keokuk, in June and the wash.
ingons In July The New Havens failed to play their
quota Of SIX games with the St Louis Mutual Chicago
and Atlantic clubs and the Aantics disbanded before
they played thor quota with the Louis Chcaros or
New Haven mines, which account ali the games
played by the New Havens and Atantcs with the clubs
mentioned are made null and void by the champion.
ship code
THE CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD
The revised record exclusive OF forfeited games
which the Championship Committee will have 10 decide
upon "a as folows.- = sS
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-01-15
THE LATEST NEWS.
&EpE3aEAE1Es SsEs-aZ'

NEw ORLEANS. Jan. 14.-Speaker
Wit TO-DAY teIegra phed the President as
follows Seeing from your message thas
the interference by the military on Mon
day, the 14th inst, with the organlI Z 81
Of the House of Representatives OF LOUIS
lana was unauthorized by you, now
As Speaker of said House, ask you 10
direct the military to the stat" quo existing
at the Zine General De Trobriand eJected
certain members from the House. III
order that the House of Representatives,
NAV proceed in the discharge OF ITS duties
without m0lcstatlon.
[SignedI LOUIS - "A " rs D.,
Speaker of the Louisiana House OF hep-
resentatiVes
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-01-15
Placing Ghe Responsibility where,
id Belongs.

The blame is now placed where it be-
longs for the assault of the colored MOB
on Vicksburg and the bloodshed which
ensued The responsibility is fixed on
Gov. Ames. He testified before the
Congressional Committee that he inform
ed Crosby that his resignation was not
valid and that after consulting with
Hill, Cardozo and the Attorney-General,
he told Crosby to summon Il posse of ne
groes and to reinstate himself in Office
Notwithstanding the acceptance Of the
resignation by the Supervisory. He also
instructed Hall, commander Of negro
military company in Vicksburg, to CO.
operate with the posse in this illegal and
sanguinary proceeding.
He testified that the Attorney Gen
oral advised recourse to the Courts for
righting the alleged wrong. Therefore
he must have acted on the advice of Hill
and Cardozo; and it follows the latter
did have authority for writing to Crosby,
"not to compromise with those fellows,
Ames is at your back" The question
of whether the people of Vicksburg did
right in repelling the invasion which
Ames with fiendjsh motive had inspired
in the bosoms of the colored people by
his Instructions to Crosby, does not adj
NIT of argument. 1t was case of self
preservation. His Adiutant General
Packer, admitted in his testimony be-
fore the Committee, that after the inva-
sion commenced, the citizens did right in
repelling it, and that their action was "a
mercy to the women and children,
" white and black, of the city of Vicks-
" burg"
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-01-15
All Parties Indignant

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. IA large
meeting of citizens of Frankfort, Ken
lucky, was held last night to consider re-
cent affairs in Louisiana. A number OF,
Republicans took part, one prominent
Republican acting as secretary and an
other as a member Of the committee ON
resolutions. Speeches were made by
several members OF the state government
Of Kentucky and others. A series Of re-
solutions were adopted rejecting severe
" upon the interference Of I. :. soldiers
in the legislative affairs Of Louisiana.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-01-15
c,1l;van. Republican, member %

Sullivan, Republican, member o.
the Legislative INVESTIGATING which he
sworn Stated that the man'.'I' 'p'' Of
then delivered, was copy OF the ' '@;tsae
Warren Cowan before the SAID o0nn'V w.
: Z, Cross-eiramiaed by VI. HPgsr' :. tn9
Committee sat with closed doors 7 of" anos
I 20, +a.+imony at the request Of Gov, Ames,
s sl,o It conaicted with the testimony o.. %
os1'o .raa witness before the Legislative
the same The Republican majority of
I tla sa;d Committee voted down the motion
the 81, sa'p namacratic members to sit with open
% 'n' boc,use negro witnesses would De
1 Itar,od from giving testimony freely.
Here the examination closed ana III: 'n'
Committee adjourned to meet at Washing
ton
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-01-15


HOCHA'
\ NUMBER of bills were reported - Inv
committee on PtnItenAary 'h&' "e'o -.
duced last session and were al l"ueiin''''S
postponed.
ANAcr TO constitute Boards o Regis ra-
ton in the towns OF Holly Springs, ONolo-
ma ana Water Valley, was passed,
A.. cu.,,,,,.r introduced = hill TO amend
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