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HOMER 8, BRADSHAW,
u. s. TOWNSEND,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
a Toledo, Tama County, Iowa. Office in Stone
puildiny over Clarke Bros store.
, 1876-03-04

low ground. This placo has baan almost
dcstroyod By Tho noods, two-thtrla Of It's antlto
population Of $4,000 pooplo being rendered.
1ion,olese. The DAu,lbn at Dutla-Pesth forins
water whlch havo poured down fran, Tho water
nheds drained by tho river .hntI It's tributaries
westward mid north Fnsd. Tho marrow clian-
pol ID tho ghtaNAy through which those
waters escape insoILho Lower Danube. AZ THIS
s'oint theu,; eorging Of tho watera l'aa taken
way. r1,at downward with rcsBtoHe force. nwccr-
Ing everything before tiem. According to tolo-
grams from tito tlosolntcd districts great teato
hr0 entertained for cyon thu budngB Which
hhyo w,.hstool tho floods up tho to pFcsons
waters, ora also suppostct1 by them to some
extent. When tho wateia hubsid0 tho saturated
au,,ssruckuYes wtll 10 nnabl0 To sustain tho
auparincnnlhnnt weight Ut tho buildings, and
their destr1csson is almost inevitable. The
tnro firm, tin american to tho European
cniltincnt by tho nat,,tal eastward movement
Of the atmosphere is, In MI probability,
tho cnuse Of tho sudden thawiug Of tho
t,oes, wlilol, produced tho floods. Thia
theory s supported ty evidence reshor o,'rioraly
tourists ss1ccoood fn scaling Mouns b!ano IN tho
1liltlln Of January last, md found that tho
Temperature o! tho mir at tho great elevation Of
1a,000 feet wna Ltghcr than TINT Of tho vnllcye
anil low lands. This leads to tho infer
nvor]ay tho jenser sra colder surface a.,nos-
phoro. and caused tiol SHOWS ut great. clova-
tonH to melt. Tins vaHt quantity of water
was precipitated into tho valleys. Whether this
warm otr Is to DO credited 10 our side Of tito At
Africa romans question to bo aoivcd BY
European observers. Tho phcnolnonon Of u"
sudden thaw suggests 10 otder cnuse thnn tho
ono above refsrEod to,
, 1876-03-04
kkfs1 l}nY In Ilarull.

l9tter from Sagaskl, Japau, printed In tho
Nav Orinans South loestrn Presbyterian, sayH;
"on the 10th Of April was tho great kite day for
NuEhaki. The Japaneso arc. very fond Of ktto
iy!ng., and display q, great doal of okill. The
kitoH hRve no tails like ours, and aro made uf
two p.eces OF bamboo, croHsed. coYorea with
THU but worry strong Japanese papor. Tho pso-.
p!e all hAsomble1 ot tho top nf ko1nplrb,' lllll
about 1.1o0 foot high and the air waa thick with
Kites. soyoral Aun1rol kttes wcro III tho aIr ut
tho saue time, alah tho great aim Of each opera
tor to 80 naneasEo bis kto NJ 70 cut thu string
Q! tho others. For thia purpose tho ,nsas couple
Of hundred feet OF string FROM tho Iito iB cover
Cd with sessn and pounapd CLAUS. sometimes
Tour Or i!yo kisos would got fonl of oach ot4ct.
OF cut tho ssi!ugs ot ito othsrs, T1en urail.
having cut kito. .e,rlne. II was wonderful % 300
them catsl. tnta sleLachol klto. away up IN the
ar, With their Eito and capture IT, tho universally
sccopted Euso bainE TINT q Aito hs!ongs TO yoi,
tast 70 long ~ you eau keep It out Of somebody
o!so's hands. Tho Ja1s mover got angry about
slch things: L would haso hecn hard to find
$4,000 or 3o,ou0 pcoplo anywhere clso In tl,o
w0rld to, opjoy themselves 10 much and with
nothing diaa9reaablo Attending IT,"
, 1876-03-04

John 1}urns, o. Now York. is huated constantly In
sestrg thass instruments. Mr.'Wiiiiam u. utl-
bes1, ct a25 Union 'stroot, who vaa formerly om-
pfoyod III tho uiltao OF tho Citizeuh' Gus (tompa-
ny, began tho movement OH THO Btli Of .Februa-
ry BY taking thu netor Of l,a bIotller-in-law 70
tho olnspsctor for examination; II waa found to
rogihtor 1'et cant too faJt. Tbs motor OF hfr.
Hugh Doyi, Of a6 Tompkns plaoo ,vhtol had
been in uso for th!rsoon, yoars. wan IS per cant
fast afr. Boyd demanded 9223.87 for over.
charges, but q compromise waH nlfectod for a'lnHa
amount. Among Tile slxtY or aovonty conHnmorH
tl0f1aro had tl,Dir Hosnrn tontoti, only 1.-TWO .of
throo OF tho instrll1nonta .regiatatol truly.
AmonE tho hnusekeopcrB nglio lave found tlae
iheir meters hro Enthusiastically, tho follow.
itR nta gon1n Of. tho most influential pcrsons !:
Wti!lnm II. '1la1afd, 217 Dhlto atroot 'n,oter 10
per rent fast hlr. llton Of eoamou IL hitarl. Of
Const and Union ,RIsa9ts, meter per cant,faRs
William WaHhbnrne, 1G5 tactic Btroot. motor
per cent inst; William Taylor. Jr., a35 Union
atroot, tnoter per cent fast; tie firm Of Jour
ueAy Il rDuEtl1an, oh Atlantic nyenno, had
thtriy light mulaE In thoir ataro for twelve gears
that las Registered j per cont o1cnBs. They Co.
tinato tl,eir osctcharG0 for TINT tlmo nt 5000 or
800. =. r. st, John, Of 157 Clinton stroot, no.
tiecd s,asis Eas bflla had inorenssa to an nm
reasonable extont In tho paatfew months. saaoi,-
inH ~ high pH a25 q month. lilo cnrsod now
fnetqr IL he put In, mud hla bills decreased to
e3.7b month. Inspector Burns says tlat n
motor registers slower instead Of fastor in thn
iapBe uftimo. as thu neutrality-suspicious. rIogget1,
and ltfollows that tho motors TINT il,ayn 6eun
found:to DO faulty woso sllls moro 40 whcn.thoJ
WcrD i!rat nut fu,
, 1876-03-04
TURKEY.

ngrTaEEs lSr1rED To n1.TUHS HOME.
CoSsrAsTIHorLE, March 3.-Tho Porte has no.
tifcd tho An,baaaadots OF tho guaranteeing pow
era 1t Will, remit tue titles for ono year, and nil
otuor tsxos two yoarn, to all refugees who ro-
turn to their homes Special officials viii bo ap-
poiutel 10 protect them from outrage, aud farms
aud onu1chca will bo repaired at tho Government
expense.
LoSpoa, March D.-A telegram, from Athons
says disturbances In Scryin aro reproacntel to
have assumed n BOTTOMS character. Tho Red
Republic las boon proclaimed IN aome dBtriGts.
Belgrade fu still unnloyed.
LATEST.
LONDON, March d-5 a.. MA Ragusn dis
patch to tho 1iHses. says o dapntatiou Of fnaur-
gellts has beon aumn1oue.l to that city to suoet
III. lollok. It is genosally thought TINT his
mission to induce refugees to rsttlru homo will
1 rove fruit1oss.
Tho Prince of Montenegro seems inclined to
corporate In tho work. Of paottloatio. il assurod
that this is really tue will OF tho powors. N.
notick Ia authorized to ASSURE him Oil this point.
Tho Times diBpateheH from Athens shys It la
estimated that thero arc 17,000 Horzogovinian
refugees In Dalmat,a, 1000 iu Orotia, t3,0au IN
Montenegro. 1000 IN So,via, mud tt, 900 scattered
along tho frontiers. :.
, 1876-03-04
Hostility Of Natives OF nndiM to 't1so
PRINCE OF Wnleks

Defhf C0srtaucHae7sce Lof1tfcr Nftrs.
There wns worry uuch that WAS pleasant In tho
Princes v.Hit to Lucknow. In the ceronony
the1o waa moving pathoR which touched every
heart. The dance In tho Ohuttor Mun7il was
pretty, joyous, and aco!sf. and II tho residents
onioycd 1t 10 much did tho visitors, they lad
. Happy tlmo. Hut there Ii no mannar OF use tn
ovpdfi,g tho nyowa1 that ttle na.tgo pOpulatton
OF tho beautiful capital OF Guido weto Indifferent
to tho Trtnoo'a preseuce with All -ohtentsttoua
yuf1enness that Was eloquent OF dtaaifeotiota.
Tia locn' offceFs scarcely attempt TO deny Wllnt
Ia obvious At glance to tho stranger, that
Lucknow ia kept down By tho passive exhibition
OF cir superior etreu 9Th, and That Lucknow. II
hEhin with cruel. prompt aianrIky. The l,astvo
city teema with Inhabitants, but only nero hAnd-
fuia OF she lower ca4aeA OF nhtlyes caEod to look
Oh as the Prince passed.. and even In the eyes OF
these there waA bud glance.
lIow 1nauy Of tho most AyoWbdty turbulent and
dangerous in!Rbitante Of Lucknow were, IN an
tttjpAtion Of tho tTiucea visit, .1ncdrotuonto1sfy
t'puckeroWed" and p!nood III nsafo custody, with
tie subsistence monoy OF annas day'l have
NOT aAeortainod with o0rtniuty, II ID sura that
large n,lmbnr wero 40 Aequestersd. Should
i.avo liked nome opportunity OF 3udRinE OF tho
aspect Of thosa thus disposed OF when l reilact
on the truouIent appearance and manner OF so
many who uoro left 1t large. Contrary to tho
advice OF cautious friends, j mado porcgriua-
tion Of Che native city 10y myself, and II black
looks and furttyey ho4siio gestures could siay. I
Bhnnld not be now alive to pen theae lines. At
VAunpore. 1yhero he stayed for = foM hours on
tic afternoon OF Monday, Ito 10th, the Prince
experienced no greater cortliatv Of reception or
gtae,lug At tho hands OF tic native population.
, 1876-03-04
HUNGARY.


Wo loarn from the iatest kilograms regarding
theso destructive inundationB that theY Laro
cassod iulsnBp devastation aud distressing loss
Of ito In tho Valley OF the Upper Danube. The
sudden meitlng OF tho winter snows over
tho sust watersheda Of tho Eastern Al
ptno and Uarpatl,iau Mountain Byssona
hhs swollen the rivers which derive
thar watoss from these regions. causing
them to overflow their banks md inundAte
tho low lands. We have not III Jet 1eceyod
any information regarding the effect Of tho
February shaw on the yolnms Of tho nhine
Waters, hut Il telegram from Paris Informs us
that the seiuo has ssau to food !eyo'. and
that tho a!luStal plains in tho vicinity
OF Paris atc alseady under water Tho
dovassation whlch hsa beeu caused in
Auasro.iiungaEy. 2,sd particularly 1t Buda-Pestu,
on the Danube, Inns not BEEN egua!etl siucs the
great floods Of 1888. Duds aud posth aro stu
atel OH high ground at opposite aidca Of tue
river, and are connected by > great suspension
bridge. which sna,is the uArrow river ehanuol
besmeen tha tuo cities. The Iown OF AltAofpu
IL . suburb Of yudA. and built on tue
, 1876-03-04
CHICAGO

MAS on Tho road, and aided Wess Ford to keop
smoolhei by tho magic hand Of lieAtlsnl. Or
gsoat prototype republican niao hal i,fa coat-of.
srnas on tho door panel, fully on,binsoned aud
"ttickod" Az tito oroat ts ctnblszontd on n
lucAl cororot. wo tnhy rerhsps accept tho atotY
TINT those are tho arrnorist bearings Of William
do 11ottbutn, n Norman Baron. Who nas lord
of tho manor ot Washington II the thtrtconth
century. On the four aitio phnotT vcrn pictures
tho spoeaession:of i,,shqp Meade, ut Virginia,
who. With one eyu to bnsineas and tho oshnr to
charity, lad 1t ont NJ and Mold In pieces at n
church fair.
, 1876-03-04

From Iuptr GU d Truro Iartah," IN gersbnu for
March.
On this spot, whero tho hungry ridess Of
rleasonton aud Stewart looked around III vain
for "Rrub" and forage, whero tho last of tho
T. I. Wa bad aton4 atl bswailea hls desalalo
teldH aud fallen fostuu9B, the Mount Vernon
coach, driving four, with Asoriel coacAmau md
footmap, and with tho anrient arms of do 1lert-
burn eMh1ax0ne4 on tho panel. had drawn up
amidst crowd Of powdered bcau1, who always
cana to church early aud were eve. saaay 10 vle
with eaaA other for tho honor OF laudng Mrs.
Washington from tar coach. Thia caItfaga,
, wl.ch Darlington, or BQmo atLer distinguished
lrIsh1uAn. would have callet! ~ specimen Of
Gothic architecture on whoels," waa built to
order IN London, AMI for long period Aorvcd
aa model after which those old Colonial swslla
had tlor equipagcs mado. The running gear
and loMes SECTION Of tho bndy wora cream color,
with gl!t noldiuga; the "top hampot uahogr
any, With groom Venetian hliAds sud tho interior
tntshed lu black leather; two great "teaQ
lights on tho boz soryod at night ~ lat tho
curious traveller know that "a pefson Of quality"
, 1876-03-04
A Lenr.Fcar H'nrty%

Z
For some titIo past the corucr OF st. Auhtn
and Clinton avenues has boau -lnlcsted during
tho evenings with crowd Of boys ranging from
ia TO II ysars uf hge who took 1t upon them
soYoa to insult pedestrians. especially Isdlcs,
~ they passed. These pzocesdinRs beesme un-
eaah provided With 4 riding Whip. maschcd
lsistroly to tho unpleasant locatity and were ao-
cnsted by The usual crowd. Then onsuod titcly
chzso. each lady selecting victim aud following
him unsll captured. According to tho planH
each lady waa 10 return to this corner Of tho
Aycaucs with their vtctim, aud upon counting
ioses It was found thRt each que had made
succcssfu chaAp. The whipa Were then brought
into 1equisttiou. Rnd during the ne1t tiys minutes
= series Of 'Heu.e1eeutQd 'houls iadisAtsd That
, 1876-03-04

1loNE, March 3.-Sogotiations aro pending for
tho marriage of tho Duko Of Qoneva with the
Archtluchcsa Marie Chratine. daughter Of tho
Archduko ChAtlos Ferdinand. Of Austria.
SPEECH OF aAR1DALD1.
Dispdlehe& 10 Loi&ion 7fmts.
RoME, FeL. 11.-T8o Liberal tournaIa. tho
Leberta aud tho Rer:a9liere, md Clerical
papor, tho Tocc Della Terila, zero BequeRtratad
last night for publishing speech made by
Con- Garibaldi tho day before (WodnealaY),
uhou assisting at Tho inauguration Of tho Com
memotatl7e Tablets erected At Ports San Pan
orazo Ia memory Of tl,oso who foil In dof8naa Of
Rome in 1910 Tho General aail:
os Il Il b5 bsss 1a: f M s'ays re ea
I think Of them. would remind rou also Of Col.
slct'ic,. that he. TOO. war there i w.s aeht Of
or' On ono sie sho i.a.ns oa tic oshss Tho enssny
Wsa u so7ero cost hey conGnsfe You hayo cause to
commemosato thus day. In the evening Of tl1o st,
hetTeen H. s1a ~ T. 70 bad proes.msa ths Republic.
Remember tho glorious .riumvirate. Aurelio SAN
Is eth living na"ember r.. him. IT,, pa1 you;
| bare a1waya been tss.anstgsnft. brought up with
Republican principles. through having hcrved tho It,
S seua IL Is hs sena nss Sat &C. 'as
tuppress onr Republican tcnsiucnts, because. In
order TO unite 1taly, tho Monarchy waa uecoss45y.
r. n esss!ss;
an ecaa sa % y y.
,n'ies. whie. tho force Of circumstances demand.
do not toll sy t. to s ts soo Vs.
vns1s M @ ~ s ns t thR
Under dcpredatIona lbs anInBt sets of lis aoscrn~
meat: When we compromised ~ with tho Monarchy. W
In nil TNH+ Ia
roaus's to-day do nothing but aecoiorate 81 90.
TIE MAnR1A0E or THE nA1orrRR OF aToAY THE
ACULrron.
lloME, Feb. 12.-l'iua N. i'aa made n somark-
sbe oxcoption to The rule ho has neyor before
graatins tispoas.sion for 1a: tbs 1aas:rinss
Celebrated here on Wednesday, between
a1ish Story. Protestant tho daughter Of W. W.
Story, tho wc]l-knowD nculntor and author, and
tho Commentators poruzzi. Catholic, brother
marriage WA frat celebrated, but without maBs
III tho Baroorinl Palace. by the Acting
lassoeco Of ss; bernardo, ~ uuaes -, lnstr.e~
ons from f1 1T the ,rd 0y ose snco 1he w.t.
| corsini and tho Alsrcheao I.ajatiea; Tor the
bridegroom Bgnor sialdint Tcruzzi, Syndic Of
Florence. aud Count paniaaera. At midday tho
clyll tiso Eaa Ler'ormed at tho Capitol by Eignor
AIaiah, United RtatoB AitniBter to Italy, aua ttp
llov. II. \. NeVln, D. d., rector Of tho American
| Erincopal Church Of y. Paul in home signed fos
tho bride: and Count ranisHesa preteot Of thu
Hoyal Palace, and tho Commentators Marip1oN
for tho bridegroom Homo OF tho cx-
tremo Ultsamon!atias expsess ,uuel. displaaa.
uro at this act OF tho Popo's, which
ca1no directly. from limsn't after loug,
had beon catisel by tho clerical "rug" which
Htnta in h.s Iloincss.. 1t will 10 sencmbercd
TINT Gregory XVI. granted QUO oisrenaation fo1
mixed marriage to DO celebrated in isomo,-
that between komRn Catholic lady, Couutess
nsntivogllo, and proseatant gentleman, Mr,
Mldletol.
, 1876-03-04
GRAIN In CANADA.

TonoFTo, March 3.-Ono mlllion ono hundred
md tweuty thousand buatsols Of -four and grain
sro NOW stored In this city against half that
quantity last year. Tho stocks Of lour and
grain IN Ontario lis estimated 1T ]. GOO, 00O
buehals. Some twonty yoAsela aro loading leo ~
Kingston Tor Toledo and Cleveland.
, 1876-03-04
CUBA.

HAvAsA, March 0.--It IL officially reported
from Tomaa do Gobaro, Fob. 10, that 800
Spanish cavalry, whtIo securing tho country,
met coo mounted insurgents, commanded by
Maxomo GomeZ. THO span,srda hardly had
time to draw tl.oir Babres, Ahand to hand COM
bat followed, lasting All hour, at tho and Of
which time they remained mas:aEs Of tho battlo-
fold. Iholr loss was twesity.Hi1 lifted and
thirty-tltroo wounded. Tho loss Of tho enomy
is considered at lcaat half. Captaiu-General
Jo7oftar reached tho Bcane vers noon after he
heard Of tho fight This is the lrat engagement
Of consequence which has taken plano for . long
time.