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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13
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loss ..,,tar.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13
3mE OLDEs8 0t,NaNkasMEN m NOW
tlvlNO.

Hm. Horace Kinney. agei ntnety.dvs.
u Philadelphia. wsS born In that city Dan.
uasy !. l7so. He represented rsnnsylvnniA
Ia Congrsss from is3a TO lH33.
Hon. willard Hall. of Wilmington, Dsi.
waa born = Massachusetts,, Dsesmbsr u.
l7sO. TINS making him ninety -four ysArs
old. IL Il tho oldest In point Of ssrvice.
having served II Congress. from Delaware.
from 1877 y 1851.
Ilos. Astssuus Halls. of BfidGcwsssr.
M-ss.. u In his niu1ty.ssccnd ysar. having
bssn bora In thAe State. October ". i7Ss.
lie - Member y Ooagress from Mas.
sAhus stss from isls to 1880.
Hon. Perkins king. a.sd ninsty.cns. y
Cairo. dresn county. n. r.. II native d
Massachusetts,. aad was horn January ~.
l7ss. Hs represented New York N Con.
srsss fspm 1880 10 1891.
Hon. Joseph johnson. q bridgeport.
w. W.. In his ninetisth year. was born IN
Orange county. New York. December 10.
l7ss. IIs represented yIrglnis 10 Con.
grcss from lss3 - 1875. fsva. 1875 " lstl.
and from is4S 70 tst7.
Hon. George urirneli. of Greenfield. Mass.
In his eighty ninth ysar. was horn In that
state. December -. i7nn lIe wns Nom.
Der oe Congress frrm Massachusetts, fro,n
1870 u 1850.
Hon. Joseph drinnsil. ol Nov Bedford
Mass. ID his eighty seventh ysar. WAS horn
In Massachusetts,. November II. l7ss. III
wss Member q Congress from lsss Il
1861.
Hon. Daniel Sturgeon. 81 Unlonsown
m. In hi. cishsy.sixsh year. having bsvn
born October ~. i7s0. WAS United Ntatvs
Senator FROM psnnnylyausa from iS40 Y
1851.
Hon. Ether shcriey. II Portland. Ne. ID
hls eighty sixth year. vas born In Massa'
chus~tt~. Novcmbsr ,. l7sv. IL rsprs.
ssntsd Maine 10 ths UnitsA states SsnAi1
from lyss 10 1854.
Hon. John 6trohm, of Lancaster Pa. In
hts slghty.sseoaA ysAs. wAs bess 0csobss
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13
PHYSICIANS.

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ W19V VI
y A. MERRIAM. n. u.
RESIDENT ~ uRukON d PHYSICIAN,
CMxscO, Iowa.
IAM graduate III Michigan unlvc~liy,
meMler III the North lows Medical N0clr.
wi tlcvoics his wit0ls time 70 hla profession
and Ii prepared 10 answes all rails cllhes by
.~y ~ night. Hills Are always due - sooi,
n acrvlUN have lnen rendered..
90rx)hlcc and renlelence In flrst buthlIng
North ut 1'iMxs OlIlcs. up slalre. vt4.6i
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13

LS. Gi.DuDllOrEL,
". II. GREENE. pror.
Corncr Wlnnelmgo anil Main ~, Opposite
uaMl Ofllv,
oOH DE1sDRAu, IOWA.
t;onl Sample llooms.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13
r., W. r. LEE.

iTr w r.. LEE.
ATTORNEY At LAW.
Cnssco Iowa.
Particular attention given 10 collections.
Once with !. II. brown. EAq.. over c..
ward & nr6shcv'a asurv
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13
< q. CANfIELD.
JUSTICE OF THIN PEACE.

CANrtxLp MINI.
WIN attend 10 collections and pNy taxes
fur non.rc~l,lenta In any part III fillmoru
county, Minn.
lsrfcrs nv permission to lion. l,cnhcn
Wells. Preston, Mimi, Peter velic, l.imc
springs Station. lnwa; i. II. Ea~inn,
llnnkrr, DEBORAH, Iowa. &. y. Thufl~r,
t'rrsco, Iowa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-13

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ATTORNEY At Law.
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ihHlrs iasllfiaa. nrvesase dsra,
III. = MCCARTHY
ATTORNEY ATLAw.
Cnssea. lava
Have made arrsnevucnts Nv which All
claims may h. rollwlri IN moderate trims
IN any l~fs ~ The Union. vionhyi
|T. W.. LEE
ATTORNEY At Law.
CnGsca Iowa.
Particular attention given 10 collections.
Once with i. III. Drown, EAo., over c.
ward 4 Hr6thcs'a slnsv
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JUSTICE OF TIN PEACE,
CANrtKLp MINI.
WIN attend 10 collections and my taxca
for NOV. residents In any part II Fillmore
county, Minn.
t..sr~a -. ..~...tsai.... 4. tY... t,m..t...
Wells. Preston, MIMI, Peter vellc, Lime
llnnkrr, nccurall, Iowai e. y. Thufbcr,
t'rcsco. Iowa
y. n FULLER
JUSTICE or THE PEACE,
ldaE SrnlSas, llowanp CotNr,, Iowa.
Collections attended 10 aud rnrrcds
prom tly rcmlittyl. vi Incl
XUv'Z'LS.
Wrnsrt" ''"rsr'
BiJ, L. WEBSTER.
t'Nt~tU, lava.
On the west silr III Elm street, three
blm,kx nnr,l, frnm thr mllrnntl.
EH t'ood ssahling for tcnms.
Ss. c1"rplIorEL'
u. II. GREENE. Poor.
Corner WlnnelMgo anil Main ~. Opposite
posl Ofllcc,
aoif DEtORAlt. IOWA.
t;onl Sample lsoona.
RAILWAY HOUSE.
rnAiRls III cuisx. VIA.
nivit ]. r.. MtI.LIAMH, Proprietor.
EVANS HOUSE.
q. II. FLANDERS, Proprietor.
AlcNMwnnm Iowa.
Near tho Steamboat Landing.
ErLEck 'IorsE,
FLICK n Hay, rrorrlc.ors,
Ar.TIN, MINI.
This house l.aa hccn quite rccunlly hillt
VI hrick, and newly fnrnisltud throughout.
Tho propsletors intend making lhIa ilrs,
ClnxA h0nsc III livery respect.
A. N. fLxck. fit.23.t1 0so. HAY.
PHYSICIANS.
y A. MERRIAM. N. d.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-05
TELEGRA Ms.

The cholera has abated In the
province of Dude.
The pope II again under the treat
ment Of his physicians.
The steamer Afrlcanus has arrived
from the Cape Of Good Hope, bringing
fifty thousand pounds sterling in gold,
the largest shipment ever brought from
South Africa. One nugget Weighing
nine pounds,
The trial OF w. Serdemorn, ex-
priest Of ST. Boniface church, for en-
bezzlement Of church funds, COM
menced in Philadelphia, yesterday. A
great part of the day was taken up by
arguments of counsel. As accused and
wife left the court house, they were re-
ceived with jeers by some and cheers
from others.
AT the municipal election In Raj
eigh, North Carolina, yesterday, the
democrats carried eleven out of seven
teen aldermen. The aldermen elect
the mayor. This is the first time since
the war that the city has gone demo-
cratic. The democrats sweep Durham,
Salisbury, Hillsboro, Charlotte, Hen
derson and Warrenton.
The centennial of the German fus.
ileers, the only surviving military
company of those which were organ
lied in Charleston, South Carolina,
May 3, 1875, on receipt of the news Of
the battle of Lexington, was celebrated
yesterday by an imposing demonstra-
ton. The day was observed as n gen
eral holiday. A battery of the first ar
tillery, United States army, fired u sa-
lutte of one hundred guns at sunrise,
and the church bells chimed at inter
walls during the day. There was
grand military parade of all white
companies of the city. The streets
wore gala appearance, being crowded
with spectators and profusely decor
ated with banners, notices and flags.
AS the procession approached the city
hall battery of the first artillery, in
full uniform, fired salute of thirteen
guns, and then linn bered up their pieces
and presented arms while the column
passed. An grafton at the academy of
music and grand banquet at night
concluded the celebration.
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-Tno recent remarks of the Union

The recent remarks of the Union
General Bartlett at Lexington and the
Confederate General Evans Mt Augusta
meet with words of praise on all sides.
If the press of the country would unite
to scatter broadcast the spirit of the
noble, manly sentiments of the SOL
diers OF the two armies, says The Phil
adelphia Inquirer, "a real peace would
be quickly established between the
north and SOUTH" 1t adds: IRE
construction and union, to be
real, must be matters of feeling and
interest not of legislation. The north
and south must begin to be just, one
to the other, each to recognize the
good there is in each and to strive to
become better acquainted. They only
want to know each other better to like
each other better, and they only want
the bitterness of the war to be forgot
ten to induce the south as well as the
north to keep step to the music of the
union. And If decoration day shall
bring this about it should come to be
considered the best of all the days In
the year-the day which brought peace
and good will to once warning brothers
of north and south.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-05
MARSHALL.
The city Again the Victim OF the Demon
Fire.
Losses over one Hundred Thousand
Dollars,
List OF The Principal sufferer.
Especial to the Dallas lIcrOld,l

MARSHALL, May i,-'lhls morning
at o'clock II fire broke out In the
Johnson building, on the northwest
portion of the square, and by .halfpast
four o'clock the whole block was In
ruins,
Mahone's new opera house was for n
long time In serious danger, but being
u lire-proof structure, II was saved.
Twyman u Womacks splendid
building on the opposite corner from
where the fire first started, was saved
by the superhuman efforts of the
citizens.
The following are the principal suf-
ferers, with the amount Of their loss
Stein d Ludewig, $500; Uden, $1,000;
Chic, Si,700 Mrs, Evers, $4,000
Lopez, $500; Loeb IL Goldwater, $1,000;
Merz bacher, 5000; Kahn Il Bro,
$4,000; McPhail Il Sons, $500
Charles Heinrich, $4,000; Cohn, 5000;
Stinson, $500 Dan. Heyn, $500
Levy, 500 Schonlield, $1,000 Kali
man. $500 Wagnon, $4,000. Volney
Hall, who had n room in one Of the
buildings, lost his entire wardrobe.
The total loss Is not far from Sl2O, 900,
with not more than $50, 900 insurance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-05
TIE JAMES BOYS.

A Company of 1870 Men organizing 10
Hunt Down The BOId BrIgnnds--Pur-
chasing ShOt-gunS 10 Arm the Crowd
"A Determination 10 Capture the No
tOri0us Outlaws.
LIBERTY, CLAY COUNTY, Mo-, May
4.-Sheriff Groom has lately returned
from Kansas City with fifty shot-guns,
purchased there to arm force to hunt
the James boys. The people of Clay
county have become tired of these out
laws, and have at length determined
to hunt them to death. For this pur-
pose, the sheriff has been secretly but
busily engaged in organizing a posse,
to arm some members of which he has
procured the guns. Many carry their
own arms, and it is supposed they will
number from one hundred to one hun
bred and fifty determined men.
Their plan of operation has not yet
been revealed, and is kept secret even
from the members of the force. The
leaders claim nothing and do not pre-
tend to say that their excursion will be
fruitful Of satisfactory results. They
preserve logged silence when APP
preached on the subject, and decline to
afford any information.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-05
A Gad's Hitler Captured, But Throws
His OvereOat over the Guard ana
EscaDes.

A Gad's Hitler Captured, But Throws
His OyereOat over the Guard ana
Escapes.
MEMPHIS, May 4.-On the Sth OF
last January, three masked men en-
tered the Southern express office, at
Corney, Arkansas, on the Cairo and
Fulton railroad, and demanded all the
money and valuables from the agent,
who gave them his watch and three
hundred dollars, including a one hun
dred dollar bill, sent by lawyer from
Dresden. William Willis and Pint,
agent, have been quietly at work try
ing to trace the robbers. A few weeks
since the identical one hundred dollar
bill was found In a country store In
southern Missouri, and tracked back
to Corney in the hands of Widow
Montgomery and man named jack
son. The latter was arrested and I'M
plicated Bud Montgomery and Ben
Hale. The latter confessed to the rob
berry of the express Office, and that
Jackson was the leader in this and
numerous other robberies. While
being taken to Jail by guard OF hye
men, Jackson threw his .Overcoat over
the head of the nearest guard and ran,
and, though fired at several times, sue
eeeded i'm making his escape. The
others were placed in Jail to await trial.
Superintendent Willis thinks jackson
is the chief of the Cad Hill robbers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-05
9ailg8erald

Oniee Ia "heraid hioek," Corner Of
Main and Lamar streets, over first
National Hank, business once
Pr0nt Doom, Second starry,
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS May 4.--Gold l5H@l52s
| Sight q premium.
Cotton quiet Good ordinary to strict
good ordinary hfgl4%e low m ,,i,i ,e
strict middling, l51s@l6c; good middling to
middling fair, l6S@l7c.
NEW YORK, May 4.-Gold opened at Is.
Stocks active, lower; money per cent; gold
l51a; exchange long, 81 IS; short, 81 81; gov
ernments active, state bonds quiet and nom
inal.
Co ton-market dull. Sales 600 bales. Up
lands, l614c; orleans, 1890. Futures opened
easier. May, 6A@S-26c; June, l64@l6 9-S2c;
July, is 7-l6Sl6 15-32c; August, Ii 5-l6@s6 10
32c. Flour firm; wheat firm; corn stea2y;
pork, heavy mess 2l@25c; lard quiet, steam
033sc; turpentine, heavy 3lRc; roSin 81 0O9
~ 10 strained,
EvENING-Gold closed at 1888. Futures
closed barely steady. May, IS |. l6@S-S2; June,
10 5-32@l6 3-l6; July, IL ll-l6@l61s; August,
l6@@llD 1889; September, 1910 10 9-32c; Octo-
Der, ID I3-l6@I5 27-32c; November, 10 ll-l6@
l5]4c; December l554@l5 l3-l6c; January
10 l3-l6gl5 l5-l5c; February, IL l6@l61s. Sales
1900.
GALVESTON, May 4.--Money steady. un-
changed; sterling, 90 days, buying $3.50; SELL
ing nominal New York sight bus Ing a pre-
MUM, selling &c premium;. New Orleans
Gold, lI%@i5, Silver, 71l@S.
Hides steady. pry flint, selected, lS14c;
kips, calves and stock salted, &c off ;
damaged and glue stock, &c off; light
sailed sold as flint with allowance for salt /;
wet salted selected, &c; butchers green,
7@715c.
Cotton-Marllet quiet and weak. Ordinary,
l2Jsc: good ordinary, l4c; low middling, l4Ac;
middilng, l54c; good nliddllng, l6c. Sales
9O4 bales receipts - bales.
LIVERPOOL, May 4.-Noon-Cotton easier.
Middling uplands, 71s@Sd; Orleans. sgd.
Sales l2,UO0 bales; exports, 1000 bales
ding. delivered May and June, 1916; do,
delivered June and July SD.
or. M.-Sales on basis middling not below
low middling, delivered April and May
SP' M.-Sale American, $500 bales. Bread
stuffs quiet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-05
GERMAN
The Bill for the Suppression of Reii-
giOus orders In Prussia.

The Bill for the Suppression of Reii-
giOus orders I'm Prussia.
BERLIN, May 4.-Dr. Falk, minister
ofpublic instruction, introduced,a bill
in the lower house of the diet, provid-
ing for the suppression of religious or
ders in Prussia. The bill provides that
all religious orders shall be banished
from Prussia. Existing establishments
are forbidden to received new MEM
bers, and their present organization
must dissolve within six month after
the passage of this bill. Partial excep-
ton is made in favor of religious bodies
engaged in the work of education,
which may prolong their existence
four years. Those whose object is the
care of the sick may continue their or
ganization, but are liable to dissolu-
ton at any moment. Associations
thus continuing are to be subject to SUI
pervision of government officials. The
property of converts is not to be con-
fiscated, tut will be temporarily adj
ministered by the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-05

NEW HoRK, May i.-Mlss Ida Gree
ley, eldest daughter Of the late Harace
Greeley, was married 10 Colonel Mich
olas smith, Of Coyington, Kentucky,
NJ the residence Of her aunt, Mrs, John
i, Cleveland, Rev, Father Farrell, an
old friend Of the Greeley family, per-
formed the ceremony according 10 the
rules Of the Catholic church. There
were present large number Of Invited
guests, including Judges aud military
aud professional men, After the Oere-
mony the bridal party embarked on the
steamer Abysslnla for Europe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-05

The counting rooms of this institution are
open day and evening for the reception and
instruction of all who desire TO gain inan-
cial prosperity, success and business honors.
For journal. specimen of penmanship,
terms, ETC., call at the college sfbce, or adj
dress, Z. B. LAWRENCE,
17du Proprietor,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-05

w ANrED-- 70 borrow eight or nine thou
w sand dollars ut n reasonable interest,
secured by deeds OF trust ON valuable real
estate In Dallas city aud county, Address,
03dl0d "USURY," this office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-05
A Louisiana Politician Convicted OF
Forgery,

New ORLEANS, May i,-W, \, Gal,
houn, NJ one time well known Red
river planter but more recently u no,
torlous Grant parish politician, was
yesterday convicted Of forgery aud
publishing u deed Of quiliance, where
by no attempted 10 delraud Olina VIII
llamai colored, his former mistress, Of
s2O,OOO The opinion il freely OK,
pressed that Calhoun knows too much
OF Louisiana politicians 10 serve u term
Ia the penlten larry,
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Yellow Jack.

WASHINGTON, ID, g., May "A let
ter received here from naval officer
at Port Royal, who IL In direct COM
munlcallon with the assistant surgeons
at Key West, says there nave been two
more deaths from yellow fever at that
port, and several new cases have mp.
peared,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-05
Bridges Damsged by a storm.

KNOXVILLE, May "A heavy storm
blew down the county bridge over the
Tennessee river, and also damaged the
Charleston railroad bridge; loss, sixty
five thousand dollars.
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Attention given to the treatment OF The
diseases and deformities of the Eye and
Far, once, Hoskins' Drug store, Elm
street. Residence corner of Harwood and
Bryan streets.
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