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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
rne ..ranxers,

LoursyinaE, Nov, % The impor-
tant feature in tho Grange proceedings
to-day was the report OF the Finance
Committee recommending salaries OF
officers be increased to the following
figures, which was SO ordered: Master
81, 200 per annum and expenses Treas
urer 5000 per annum and expenses ;
Secretary 5000 per annum and ex-
penses.Fl The bond of the Secretary is
$4,000, bond Of Treasurer $1,000. The
election of officers resulted as follows,
the Master receiving plurality on
the 10th ballot: Master, j. L. Jones
of Arkansas. Overseer, j. D. Wood
man, Mich. Lecturer, A. B. Smedley,
| Iowa; Steward. j. Vaughn, Miss. As.
sistant Steward, Mortimer Whitehead
N. j.; Chaplain, S. II. Ellis, Ohio,
! Treasurer. +. Mcdowell Secretary,O
I n. Kelly, n.y.; Gale Keeper, q. Din
widye, Ind; Ceres, Mrs, ], 4. Jones
I Ark.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
4 seedy ocenpation The florists

a seedy occupation The florists,
The bnsincss that goes altogether on
tiek--Tolegraphlng.
What il tho difference between a
belle and q burglar? Tho belle car
ries false locks, and the burglar false
keys,
In tho State OF New York the
man who ties his horse or team nnaei
shade tree, also ties him under q
penalty OF ten dollars.
--Our exchanges have great dca
/ to say about editorial ability What
a country editor really needs ls thu
ability to live on four shillings pen
week aud smoke his own eigars. =
! Logaaspoyt Phnros.
4 -"i never get mad at fool" wa
the cnttine remark Of = man wht
4 fanciad himself ailrontea by another
! aThat accounts for your always being
on saeh amieahle terms with your
SELF was tho reioinder.--Giaci,Daf
Saturday Night,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01


The political complexion Of the State
Senate Of Ohio 10 no longcrin doubt f,y
fraudulent voting in Wood county tn, cleo
tion Of both Republican Senators from that
District was made doubtful, and Mcdonald,
Democrat, began suit in contest. The trial
was TO have come of last week, aud indeed
was begun, when Mcdonald, becoming con-
vinccd that ii would be hard maiicr to
prove The honesty of 1000 votes in a
precinct which had never before polled
more than 500, threw mp the snlt and with.
drew from the eontest. This settles all
dispute as 20 Senators from that District,
aud Brown and Swan, both pepnblicans
will take their seats.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
The newspapers OF Iowa are busy nov

The newspapers OF Iowa are busy nov
wood, Re!knap, McGrary, Price and Har
Ian are the candidates spoken OF. II is oui
opinion that wero the majority OF the mem.
bers elect cfshe next Legislature, 10 cas'
their votes according 10 the wishes Of tbeil
constituents, they would vote for Senator
Wright, Notwithstanding bis letter Of doc.
lirntion. Asa prominent man remarked
70 us the other day: ''i3anator Wright Isl
noble man, but a poor politician" We be,
lieve it was his dislike to enter into politi
cal contests now carriet! on for the U. 3
Senatorship in Iowa, that eanaed hint de
cline. raer Clipper.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
brutal Con nauc. Or : Sea captain.

SAN FRiNctsco, Nov. 2ILThc Vic
toria Standard. received by steamer.
says an, effort will be made to procure
the .attendapco4 of the Captain and
crew of the Orphctis at the inquest on
the bodies OF tltc victims of the Pacif-
icidisaster. aud 1t searching inquiry
will be made into the cause OF the
disaster. ..4s 49, s.,st,3g gts
Chas. Thompson.-Qu of the crew
,of the Orphcus, has made q sworn
statement before a. Notary Public in
Port Townsend, witch charges the
Captain of the OrI1cus with having
been the ealtse. of the disaster. He
says that Oh the raising of the lights
of the Pacific. he was ordered by the.
Second Mate to head for il, and few
moments af,erward the Captain came
on deck and ordered him to again put.
fhcri upon her course About three
minutes afterwards he was ordered
by tie Captain 10 LET her ,luff. which
he did, After this the Captain signi-
fled his intention TO speak the steam-
er, for which purposea lightwas kept
dead ahead until tlsas.two vessels coli
lidcd. Then the stcamex followed the
ship, the people on board shouting
and calling to tic captain Of the
Orphcus TO stop and rescue them. but
he did not heed their cries, hut kept
fon his course, and the steamer was
soon LOST to view. 4t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
II. NJ. HEDRICK & CO, PRoPRIEToRs

THr death OF Oris S. Ferry, sena-
for from Connecticut, crcatosa yaean-
cy which expires the ith of March,
1879. The Connecticut Legislature
isnow Democratic. and therefore we
shall have a full Democratic repre-
sentation In Tho Senate from that
State. The Republican majority in
the Senate is getting down 70 rather
d fine point.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
Agricultural.

In Massachusetts farming lands III
1850 were worth So 40 cents per acre
in 1850. $36 81 in 1870. Si2 63: or in
gold $50 a.
The crops in Russia this year have
proved an utter failure, and heavy
orders for expectation to Europe arc
anticipated in America,
A gentleman experienced in poul-
try keeping says that though 1t re-
uuires more attention TO get eggs
from fowls In winter than in summer,
vet they can be had in paying guam
titles by giving the birds sunlight.
keeping them warm, and supplying
them with varied food and pienty OF
il.
ii Is computed that the crop OF the
United States in lS75 will probably
give an out-turn of about 35,OOO,OW
bushels less than the crop of 1874
There was probably 25,000,0O0 to 3d.
| OOt 900 bushels of old wheat in tho
country at the close OF the crop year
August 81, 1875. which with the SUR
plus Of tho new crop, will give fail
! --.--~...sas- aiaa- xnnrt. but loss than fol-
/ the last TWO crop years,
4 AT sale of short-horn cattle latcl,
I held at Lexington, Ky, eighty-tw,
/ females brought $24,9S5, ayeragin:
$30i,G9, and II bulls brought $f2SO
averaging $25l, ,S0-total 80 head TO
$29.265, averaging $2a5,6l all around
This is the last Of the great series o
sales for the fall, though three small
Eones arc yet to take place. LOIS hea,
have passed under the auctionecr'
hammer, bringing Si5S,6I7 and aver
aging $i26,6S. With the trottcrs sol'
and the private sales. the amount will
closely approximate $525,0O.
Some time since Mr., Conrad vii
son, member of the New Yorl
Farmers Club. presented To the III
mira Farmers Club portfolio O
pictures valued at over one hundre,
;, dollars, TO he given in four premium
10 the most successful four competit
ors in growing large yields Of cor
from a single korncl. Tho Husband
man added 10 tho premiums Ricke
corn shcller; the Farmers Club
steel plow: Chemung Valley Grang
corn enltivaior, and for the fourt
premium, in addition to the fiv
pictures, a self sharpening hoe wa
offered. The first prize, consisting @
! five pictures and Kicker corn shellcl
was awarded to ID. Il. Walker, G
!, Athens, Pa. The second award. ceu
sisting of five pictures aud ste,
plow, to Miles &. Baldwin. OF Oh,
mune, y. y. The third award. con
/ sisting OF four pictures and cor
/ cultivator, to Tim T.. Lain, of Well'
| burg, N, Y, Tho fourth 10 Jam,
Miller, of Penn Yan, n, Y. Yield ,
, ID. b. Walkers corn, 81. ozs. (; yiel
] of Nj. e. Baldwin's corn, III !. ozs
D yield Of L. Il. Lain's corn, "a ozs
, yield of James Millcr's corn. "a or
i The third premium corn was heavi,
, than the fourth by only the weight
. a light envelope, There woro sever
| other entrics coming very near
. weight TO these premium lots.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01

Montgomery Queen has purchased 400
African ostriohap, and Is about coloui1ng
them IN llif place noas Haywooda, a small
town fifteen miles from San Frsncieco. II
ia Mr. 9leca'a intention TO taiso ostrichea
solely for their plumaer, each bird yield
ing. over 5000 worth Of feathers yearly
He has invested 100000 ID the enter.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01

W0r. u. AsToR, ono of the wealth.
lest lhen Of the nation, died yester-
day morning at his home IN the city
nE, A..t.s yf>.-i- II II, ,-- a
advanced ace Of nearly eighty years,
Hc was The son of John Jacob .Astor,
the wealthiest man in this country at
the time Of his cltath, and through
whom the family became noted
throughout the world. VIM. B. AS
tors fortune consisted largely OF real
estate. and the care Of his colossal
wealth occupied his whole time. Ele
confined his operations to safe, secure
investments. never dabbline in stocks
and uncertain ventures. lie leaves
two sons, John ]. and Wm. r. Astor,
who are said to be cautions. frugal.
and industrious men
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
Shipwrecks and Starvation

UrEHEy Nov. IA telegram re-
ceived to-day by Hon. L. Fon,ip,
states that four vessels, bound for
Magdelan Islands, with supplies. are
lost with many lives, aud it is feared
the rest OF the fleet has suffered the
same fstc. The telegram asks the
Government to dispatch steamer i'm
mediately for Piciou with provisions,
otherwise a largo portion OF the In
habitants will be In state of htarva-
tion. 4
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01

An old Baptist minister, says the
religious Herald, enforced the ncces-
stiles Of differences of opinion by arr
aument:
Now, IL everybody had heen of
my opinion, they would all have
wanted my old woman
''One OF the old dcacons who sat
just behind him, responded:
.Ne>, and IL everybody was OF my
opinion nobody would have her."
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
A Project to Unite NOrtheri,
and Southern Soldiers at
the Centennial.

New YoRK, Nov. a "A move
mentis on foot in Philadelphia to as
semble a large number OF soldiers of
the late war in that city at sometime
during the Centennial year. 1t is pro-
posed to have both the Northern and
Southern armies represented by their
leading Generals and by thousands OF
their rank and file, from every state
in the Union, the purpose boing TO
show the world the fact that the men
who were In arms against each
other few years ago are now United
In celebrating the one hundrcdth birth
day of their country, and are, inspired
by spirit of patriotism and q feeling
o. common nationality. as' g
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
Another Railroad to be Closed
6hnt tlf ft fit

NEW loRk, Nov. PA meeting OF
the first mortgage bond holders of the
7. P.& w. Railroad Company, was
held yesterday. The plan lately sub
mitted providing for the recognition
of securities issued after the first
mortgage bonds, was rejected on a..
count OF lack of the cooperation by
the holders of those securities, and il
was resolved to proceed Immediately
with the foreclosure or mortgages on
both divisions for the benefit of the
first ,nortesg bond holders only.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
s.cam.hip Dtsablca

NEw YoRK, Nov. H--The steam
ship L'Amerique, reported yesterday,
as disabled, had 81 Cuban passengers
and a., considerable number. in the
steeragc. Only portion OF the cabin
passengers went on tho China Il
Queenstown The rest, thirty -eight il
number. continuing the voyage in ,h,
IAmeriquc under sail for France.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01

JUDGE tLAGGETT. of tllc kcoknk
Constitution. is again ricd and in a
mood TO ouss in his peculiar style. He
speaks on ihc money question thus:
This paper never has and never
viii advocate the financial quackery
of thc Republican party, that made
irredeemablc paper money legal
tender for The payment Of past, pres
ent aud future phcuniary obligations,
nor will il endorse or sustain in the
remotest manner Wendell Phillips,
Ben Butler or pig iron Kelley's pana-
cea for hard times, by iloodine the
country with more OF the accurged
radical irredeemable, unconstitution
al rag currency. Honesty and states.
manship demand the utter repudin-
ton OF the whole financial policy Of
The corrupt Republican party, and as
speedy return to the genuine old
Democratic principles upon the mon
ey question as due regard for the
existing condition Of the business af-
fairs Of the people viii permit, caused
by the Republican party's dishonesty
and disregard OF the Federal Consti-
tuition in driving gold and silver out
OF circulation, by flooding the country
with irredeemablc rag money" and
making it legal tender.
III Democrats ever expect to gel
control of the Federal Government
they must stand sqnarelv upon the
Federal CougtiNtion in reference tt
the money question and all other;
relating 70 national affairs. and spurI
the leadership of those who discard
principles for policy by picking uT
and fathefing the cast-ofi' rag baby
tot the corrupt Republican party,
ThattaIk about the Republican vi
olation Of the Conaistuiion In isanins
greenbacks during our great national
extremity, and the dishonesty of driv.
ing gold and silver out Of circulation
is quite familiar TO us. We remem
ber well how the old man used TO an
athematize the government in tn,
days Of rebellion for its acts, one aft
CT another, in attempting to suppress
the rebellion, simply because he die
mot want his friends, the rebels, licked
Now that he sees the ragmoney Dem
ocratic dodge don't win, he calls bacl
the Democracy from of that lead. ant
rehashes his old vile Copperheadism
All we desire to say about ii is that W,
arc glad TO see the Judge take sensi
bic ground upon The financial ques
ton, whatever the inducements ar,
I that lead him 20 do so, but when h,
: -arrain;n -tL.A Il n..-iaa ------r-rvrr 'F7-rsts
honest and Violator of the Constitu
( tion, when 10 save the union they is
sued gPeenbacks, he shows conchi
sivelg that he has never been recon
structed, ana that he Is the same dis
lyoal old rat That he wa during In
rebellion.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01

N. l.orIs. Noy.I 26.--Jndge
Matthews. President, of tho southern,
Pacific II, n, UonyentioIs has appoint
ed nitnber of well known gentle
nlen rs u committee 10 further the
purposes ot the late convention.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
eric CANA, cio..a-A s,r,,,c

NEW YoEK, Nov. 2i.-Dcspatches
report ice in the Eric Canal an inch
thick. AT Mohawk boats cannot
move.
Between eight hundred and thou
sand employees of the manufacture OF
woolen goods In Amsterdam, N, Y
are on a strike against 10 per cent. re-
duction in wages.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01

san FgANi;Iseo, y Nav. 26.--The,
schooner Sinishine hence for, Coos
Bay is ashore bottom up ut Columbia.
She Is reported to, hayc, had thirty.
passengers. besides d crew Of ten. AN
arc sunlns,l 10 be fn.f
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01

'IInrry back from chnrch, for
want To hear what the preacher says
about Jesus" said Matthias Smith. oi
kittaning, Pa, to his wife rs she lief
thc house for church on sunday morn
ing last. When she reinrped hom'
after church. she foilnd her husband
hanging by his neck to . rop'
from one of the beams in the kitchei
ceiling. lie was dead, and this not'
laid on the kitchen table:
DEAR WIRE; You stayed too long
was so anxious to hear about Jesu
that I could not wait I have gon
to see him. MATTHIAS.
The deceased man was seveniv-tw'
years Of age.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
yEESStEE1HAAN ".
NyssS-~S~sSN~.SNrseNSN- =, - = = =
SssEBE ~ Nd sfNgElfEr.

There rs no nnhel,ef
whoever plantsa seed beneath The SOFT
And waits TO see il push away the clnd,
Trusts in God.
'FhereIs no Mnbeliet,
Whoever says, whom cinnds are In the SKY,
ape patient bsaftl Light hreakhtii l'y and Ivy.
rusts the Most High.
There IL no unbelief.
Whoever sees meath winters Held OF snow
The silent hafyest of the future grow.
Gods power must know.
There Ia no unhelief,
Whoever lies down on his conch 10 sleep,
Consents to lock each sense in slnmher dt ef
Knows God VIII Keep.
There isno unbeliet,
Whoever says e'to-mOrrow," the unknown
The future, trusts that power alone
IEedares not TO disown.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01

When man gets tired of himself
he generally tires other people.
In Georgia all you have to do TO get
acquainted with a man is to call him
General. That title never misses.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
Horrible Murder sy = sNu..,s

IrTTsB,ReSiNoy. b2G.-4-A lunatic isesf
the County tsospitaE yesterday. killsst
~ woman attendant by choking her
till inscnsibh anddhcn driving the
small end of a ihroemstick,sinm her
brain. tslH sa -,l3 III aisgi
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01

The State press have commenced active
discussion of"capitll punishment" !" and 'ht
Overwhelming sentiment appears 10 be iu
favor ~ the repeal nf the Iowa law abal.
ishing it,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01

joHS A. MCDONALD. late Supcfvis-
or Of Internal Revenue nj ST. louis,
has been convicted on the whole eight
counts of thc indictment. lie now
lies in jail in default of $65,000 bail.
The whisky thieves and the officers
who aided them in their rasealiiy are
coming TO deep grief rapidly. What
a world OF sin there is in whisky
The mills Of justice al ST. Louis and
Milwaukee are grinding out convie-
tions daily.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01

CuIcAGo, Nov. 24.-About 2 o'clock
fire partially destroyed the Touring
and feed mill of A. Fisher, on Des-
plain street, The damage to ma
chinery and building is about $4,000.
fully insured. sfs 5}flel19f M
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01

l.. D. IScER SOIL, Esq. II former
Iowsn, whose correspondence over
The name of Link9nsale, Is familiar
to onr readers, writes letter from
Washington, p, G., to the Chicago
Journal, in which he scouts lie idea
of q third term for President Grant.
He says that but live papers have
favored il, and they are not Journals
Of any great importance. They areas
follows:
Pittshnrg Gdzette.
Philadelphia Cau tom.
Washington SUNDAY Intelligcpeey.
Foney's Sunday Chronicle.
ATLANTA Something or 0thea (le-
funct)
lie adds.
"A third term nomination OF Pres
ident Grant isa sirnple impossibility,
! LII il were possible, his defeat would
be erushingly overwhelming. HI
would only carry two States, Florida
and South Carolina, and not thos,
sctluiulN. we III IiiiHulS, Hs htllfH ds
We like him, would give 100000 ma.
jority against him. He would moi
carry six counties in tho radical Re.
publican State Of Iowa. And so il
would go all around The politician
OF the South who are pressing this
thifrs, might as N'ell know the trutl
now as any't time. II is high time fol
them, who can do nothing whatever
lor the parry at large, to stop theil
nonsense, and to understand that hay
ing made total shipwrecl of thn bar
] ty in the Southern States. thcv vii
not be permitted 10 strand il in III,
4 North These architects Of ruin mus
step aside, and, moi TO put too fine |
1 point upon II, keep their mouths shut
! That 10 the least The party will do
mand Of them
In this, Linkenaale apeaLs well.
tia the silliest thing imaginableto tall
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01

Parson Murray says the military
rifle Is fearful implement "It shools
as q cross-eged man locks, the Lord
only knows where
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01

Nka NonK. Now a6.--Thc Central
Park Savings Bank. q eomparativelx
small institution. is 10 be wound mp
by the State superintendent at the re-.
.qucSt OF its PresideIu
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
Starvation Imlninent in Lii
bcria. II
A u. s. Vessel of War Or.
dered There to Protect
the Republic.

WASHINGTON, Nov a. Official infor.
nation has been received that owing
to the war of the Liberians with the
natives, some of the former have been
brought TO the verge of starvation. IL
is stated that several native students
at Cape palmss and number of Eng
lish traders favor an attack on the Liz
berians. Englishmen SUPP lying fire.
arms, etc. In view of these facts Drs.
Peter Parker, Nichols and Lindsay,
and Mr.. Cappinger, Sec'y American
Colonization Society, called on Presi-
dent Grant to-day and asked that a
ship of war be sent to the African
coast with view of giving encour.
agement and support to the Liberians
and to chas,iae the nstives who may
be within reach Of its guns. The
President, sympathizing with the LII.
beriana, informed tho committee tha
several weeks ago vessel had been
ordered thither, for the purpose o
sffording protection TO the LiDerians
The Secretary of the Navy subse
quently informed the Representative
Of the Colonization Society that in
struotions 10 the Commander OF th
ship of war would be forwarded.
The Englishmcn who are supplying
arms are doing so as private specu
ls,ion. tis claimed that the treat
between the United States and Cirea
Britain for tho suppression of th
African Slave trade, gives ample AT
thority for Governmental interfel
ence. l5
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
: II
A Heavy Gale Sixteen Men
Drowned.

EoNbeS. NOV. 25.--A heavy ana
disastrous gale occurred OF the coast
1.of lifesliiror Yesterday. Sixteen ifish-
ernien Mere drowned and, Ii are mis-
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
Forty -s'.vc sloa l.rsv.sSI

QuEnec, "a Noy. s5, A sdsspstch
receiycd from tho surtivora Of the
Magdalen Island fleet sAys aix vesscl~
were lost and only II men were
saved ont Of 81. Tho Govornment
will send steamer With provisiona
to the leland.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
: Lamp Sends TWO more, Perssas q
The Unk u Ovy n hA0G, E7IF3 =

riiil.psLrHis, Nov. 26.MThc ex-
.plasien bf d lamp III 4 bed room Ia
I lanalpn, Yesterday. caused the death
OF two pefsoiis anil tho severe iniirv
af another. sFa fAf.s ~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
TERM 3:
SLEEPER YEAR I'M A D v AMcE.
$500 at the end of Six rsonths.

aaasassSoRA al lAaDb,
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FlDREIGN.

NEW IoRK. Nov. Ai.--A dispatch
froia Paris saysa samof is prevalent
To the effect tlMt thGbetisi movements
on foot amohg thegpcople of savoy.
having for Its object separation
from France and rc-annexation to
Italy. ~ tgf4 81 y 81 3
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
stayc Fac,ory Cremasc.l.

PoRT Huron, NoY, 2l.-The mill of
the National Stavc Company in this
place, owned in Hartford, Conn,
burned this morning. Loss on build
ing, machinery and stock $65, 900, in.
surance So, 600. atals1 -
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-12-01
wll,lan, II. As,or Dead.l

| NEW York, Nov. ai.-The Evening
Post announces the death OF William
b. Astor this morning.