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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

Tie New York Delmonico has moved up
town from Fourteenth 20 Twenty-sixth
street He will not forget to move his
prices up.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

When q man '.comes out" for Tilden now
he is expected to have good reasons for IT,
and must publish a card.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

Cape May claims more marriage engage
ments than any other watering place, and
it will become the most popular resort.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

A North Carolina candidate is known by
the name Of Bow-Wow Rogers. He is on
the Democratic ticket, and is barking UP
the wrong tree.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24
ANNOUNCEMENT,

The firm heretofore existing under the styled
NANRA & OEENER
Eas been dissolved by mutual consent, and
MIR. OFFNER
VII reopen his new sto:e at the old stand
IL i............-- Canal street.
Opposite the Narie tils Theatre about October
sci I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

Lulu, Of the wonderful bound, fell In
Dublin ard must hereafter travel as boy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

Charles francis Adams is an ice man Tor
a candidate. and is making cold canvass.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

Bret .Harte is considered very common
place wien he attempts TO tell the truth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24
A NECESSITY.

In order to make room for stock of CARpEYs
and UPHOLSTEnY GOODS, soon to arrive NJ "A
obliged to reduce our stock OF CHRONOS n.
GRVlNGS, NJ RRORS etc
Look for bargains al Nos. 81 and 90 Camp stxes
HEATH, PIPPEY s. LARA,
au20 SIN 81 We Sa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

The blunt speech takes best. Eake .
point too fine and the people will not see it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

Rifle shooters should be particular about
that they drink. Everything depends upon
the proper elevation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

Red will be the fashionable color this fall
The red -nOsed man will be iE style.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

What 10 fames Bishop James lived a long
life Of usefulness to be written down as
Zones.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

Queen Victoria is improving il kealtb.
Her ply siciah is dead.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24
ID Il Ell

HITCH-On FRIDAY. twenty Sc cond instant !.
4P. N MINNIE FIELDS, daughter Of 3. Y. -
Mary B. Hitch, aged seven years.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

The Empress of Germany gives the pref
erence to female dentists.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

Peter Cooper is thought to be too iHsig
nifcart fer SANDERS target.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

Hepworth Dixon says that Solomon
Temple was a small affair.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24
NEW FASHION INPORIUM.

MRS. GEORGE f. HARDON.
'Foriaer'y Miss Maggie Troy,
WILL OPEN her NEW s-oRs
ID '..'.--'.'.. Chartres Stree.
Between Cana and Custcmhouse streets
With new a. complete stick of
A-.1 FANCY GOODS,
on OR ABOUT ocToBER1
And respectfully invites the att ntiou Of hermann
lsdy friends, confier' :, at she can give them en-
tire satisfaction.
pue notice ill be i7ea of the
se2i St 2p GRAND FALa oPiNING.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

"Baba." at Niblo's, is q clean linsod
ti-ame, put on for long run.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

There is just Geld enough in tie present
weather to fill rheumatic bones.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

Lucius RobiHsons advocacy Of high Canal
tolls has tolled against him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

Daniel Deronda' has given rise to tho
Gwendolin polOnaise
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

Adam Forepaugh is among the first OF
menagerie men.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

Mast fairly revels in the lichsess OF
Tweels return.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

The Indiana Grangers do not take kindly
to Blue Jeans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24
ECONOMY AND FASHION
CDNRyNEn

ECONOMY AND FASHION
COMBINED.
Tie Latest Styles ard most desirable textures il
FALL DRY GOODS
Can be found at
b. & w. CRONER'S
147............-.C Canal SUPERINTENDENT 5
New Stock inst arriving, omprising beautiful
SILKS, Choice DRESS GOODS, FINE ENGLISH
HosIERY, FRENCH CORSETS, White Goods and
Dome stes, etc.
Also. complete aud Carefully selected etocko
BRUSSELS, ThREEPLl and INGRAM CARPETS
Su,Gs, ram and Fancy MATT1NGS, BUGS
onr long experience IN this special line enables
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
TO al who favor us with call In every depart.
melt We have marked our goods at
REitARKABLY Low PRICES.
Special attention, to orders from the country.
L.. u w. CRONER,
seio Zp Su 'Iu TIL 2m No l47 Canal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

King Louis, of Bavaria, can Play the
fiddle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

Bret Harte's play has good run by the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

The Nathan murderer can come back
nlU
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24

They are trying to iujure Tilton char
acter.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06
NEWS on TIN MLEk
yvMsapN s~tsafsnsMrs

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sSss4A ~ssart sss#seA ksss NJ w.. ssws ~
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Nss*as sssrgss Tmksss l#srs~ss ,ss~*ssss
" tks Atmssts~* ~ saeta Ass~ ssa iss~ssAsss
hAss tas*n sv*msmsA f%t vss~sN rgs4A ~ fhs
kNsvsaA s~&A~rss* w sss4tsAs~ y. ssssMssas
= sss s,masssT* y sAss sas fssAs A. ass ssssh
fwiis sv~f*Ts shs H~s
fht tsssM*~s h.ss ee&ms n taAsaf seHAsa vi
tsessa y shsit aasass " V#sa.a ruwsf@ NaA
assls have shss ssss~a ~ nsAs ssmsa. ssnseis
~ ske mnrsss n ~. s4strsty ~ 80, has.
kA*wss< e0xssA - sg@A f~H m#' rss* A.
lrstsxn srsA~s ana " fss~TH - sess~#ktsrt
salsA ~ss - eAshAtfAs~iHe sa Nitsssasfs esa
tAeAswi. Thss news ~~sns& ass~~sansls sse~~
w. ss~xs IAsE~t fwvirn tnAsksss snA AstaHast tHa
anA Mn ~ mess ssAsenalis i1vns than ~s
~emla Alts~.
The tMiaisAes II the itris asa',aps. i,AAs
eAi N*~stArsf. ~. hr~n ssnserr~A II fhree
,nrhshs unrss.Mre#i f# Al article las.ti,inH
~ fellwtan.
hamur have A~~m r~eeivs~i In fnglsftA II
the rHeet thas aaushtf disaster h- isfsllen
.hs ENyfasans oa tss Ahys sisisn lsasief The
upxss h that the tsmmandst int'l,isf II tlr
khediveA fafr~s In tlaAs f~xIsa ia~ teensAkea
rfsscnrs with ths whci~ ~ his s,An
ileme dIsrstrh annonnres Tie se,iuns ill.
ne~~ ef srh the rrre And Cardinal AhsonellL
Fame swviuxr NJ Tho Itns cAns~ III Den
Carlos III Navarro afd l,lscAs se sniesvorin.
10 ~tir up another revolt
The i4iand ~ Porto tlIcc wss receatls sislicd
by hnrrirAnc ri Mnst.nAi violence Ilen~na
we're demolished, tencta swept away. sni CROPS
literally destroyed. Many lists were io~i on
land and wAter.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06

1'he .liecnsA attending thu great eIl,l0.
~i0n nj He'll NAto pMtH uen. Newton In
thu front rank u praoitcai engineers.
Tho amount VI explosive charged intn
llc mitln wns over M,OuD pounds. 1'he
arsn u rock drrlaccl and broken MP Il
1900 cubic yards. There were lipl..
go. .OjD pounds II gnHiss rock broken.
There wrre 81, t6i cubic yards of wales
inside iho mine. which. addsl ~ tbs
cnldc yards III WntNr over tho resi- n hiGli
tide, gave about ian, mo cubic yards ol
water /, bc displaced. In addition 10 The
rock, before any atmosphrEic conc,sssiou
sAnld occur. Tho ballot Of lhe sxperta
that thu displacement u this eveal
amount cf rock aud waler would % o..
hsnnt tLr power " tho explosives = u
rcildus ll,rm hardly tnpabla ii giyipG
any very sensihla amount VI concmasiOn,
has bseil vinditns1d By ths event. Nd
such amount of powerful explosives hsz
aver tMluf. lneil discharged - near Vi
dsns~ly populated d!strics.. sni there
Will perhaps never egain he ~ mnail
int~r.st msnifesied ~ an enterprises a
this kina.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06

ssaAsAs AlsHss seps#~m. w'ws sesA " a#sA
- VI as*a ss4x As#ss ts fsss# i ~ss sWa
sAsv# aA#AAv~e ss#aA VI HAsas##+ sF.a W.
- sAs8@e wv fsaa ssA awa si4s4ase
tas~Nses sssa "a - aaasw ~ fsss ss# ssss
- s@#ss~ sNa ~ hsa4 tsAls +siasA ~ .ssi
II sSaHA vft tAssAA iAsaNs sA#s ssa tys##sssss
sNA sAs II tas ssAss sAwA@as A sssss#a@s
- saAss t**~~s~ ssss sme#@sa ssa tswsssa ii
sas~AHN ns&~s*#. aN@ kwMs $50 sa4sr~m
s#Aa sesf sss#tgsa ssse sssAs*s@s sseA svAHs wv.#
! ssses s~sass sssA timA N ~ .1As sssx
sssass ~ H#a ssa ss~sa ~sss s~sshesa il i
msvaa " tfA sssa.
tA~tw&seA st~w@si VI We tsss#sa@ Fss#sr
$50 ~tAsssss hwi ~ssh ish fsSAv+~ y ne~
lav.ssA = Ne l.sssls stM~~asl fps lsass~s
~ssa vsll : - fms rsva. r4ss lsux AHa tassf,
s~t .sw asssA~ n~ss il Ass.sAsam u sA444 as ~
sshss ,hs sas~.s FAshss In kn~~ shss ~ an~s
nas w&aa sns fsssas4s AZ sAsvv. ~ sns altA.
IT. ~snss ssss srssa AeA has fsnsit n IN s~ss.
has w~st. tts ss1Ast ~ ~sAs AnA kavs ple4as
" sMwMunlaiass. ~ wasieh 'h~t have rlsnts N
gss<ns~ets ana Anesiesr kss~%s ss pr. no
" wiil nss disturb shtm has sAss " thsy sss
aetesmsn~A sa frlt. she inssans ZEN hsanx
is.enu wMsnss axsanss the salasssS nest rss.
~am 1g.ry sss sht lnaians les. thirty .~ls killeA
IN sh* rH~set engagement AMI n~A.is ifn. With
naAny wunnsieA. IN ths hattie with nenos
t<isna stanford President and rhAslea
ts~Aer sire President N sh~ u~ns~l rasia~
rsilscsA have left HAn FyNnrs@cc vnry sniiesiy
10 avrad IN <sanslnssisn In tef<sehe~ III br,lan9
msmi,er~ of she california Legislature.
s&ousN.
Tire sellcw.fevet visitation "a Ds,ns~iek.
ia, N une n Awfnl severity. siprs than oas.
half Tho entire population have be<n sirsrhcn
iovn ny the fearful rlsenr, sni thu numh@t ~
i,o.c nos yet attached II nos suflecnt 10 atteud
IN the rieh and dying. business II easr<nd~d.
industry II psralssed and aiming lhe fos
T%nris there IL lmsnesliaae danger thAl gcnesAl
ssArvsslon will be aided 10 the hrfrus~ III the
situation.
A tnrf event ~ nnnsuAl interest tcok place
"A tsoui~silie. last wcek. Tho tilosoug hbsed
rar4v, Ton nfo~rk, own~i Ny old John Harper,
ran four mile~ Ia Tin extraordinary ume os
7iI5',, beating Lexington. .ina seconds
and Fcllo~crafs'r 1Al. After thu racc tho o.
.rAvsgsns sum % .ia0.oo0 ~A4 offered for The
snccessfui horse and rejected.
Dan. Ilraxton iirasg recently dropped dssd
II hcArt di~eAe, In TIM streets ~ Galveston,
Tex. ITO WA Gi years 81 age.
Tho people 81 NostheFn And Northwestern
Texas are experiencing tho delights of grass.
hopper iuyrsia
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06
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~ss attst%rslsl lswsulssA ~ tses rlA~A awsne
ths ~hrst ,wttssi IA mlleaa stse la~ smfw~aus ~
ineasna TN wss lin fafrs, s1Hi Asktnw hlsa
- essmsne The Isvs~raeA A~oMns ri
ucv. hsdehs infssnae Aafinx the ssAs
isaI rHAished HI The Tssss snt IasMish ~
WHIT &MWW FNy*A41NtsN W ENXMSW KA6fWNn ~ H.
neN~naASs iAssaslssftty wssh ths a~4aais wrssA
enable him II sarrly. have lhls dAy fsrtssvsi
NJ Serty. rteeeAtlnQ lnll AssA entirely sesis.
fertuet tesueAtlan NJ the charges NJ the ffsurs.
iIa An2S~s herewith smt~AsaAst Ia lh~ ruhiles
AhewN ihat ont " thirteen Itelefslea itim~ u
ihnutne, AmssHHlshs " tiin e09. eiewrn itesns.
stnouatlnn 10 80 on, ere whelis netttioaa,
wiHIe n The ether twe, ostly oa~ N et,Utn =
eAilF&iy tswe. AsA the s~srmd. N ~ 60. y
only yAsslAlly trne. There VI tbesefotN no
ground scF The AesestiuH that thc awcfn return
~ nul 4 ja&t asA ArcusMle ssasesAent cs ths
mel lncsMc ef flov 1tki~n after mailing snrh
d~*lastlon& f,M ln~~~~. intesv@t rAs1. anil the
ether charges a Tho iaw authorized him su
make IL eactptinn ~ taken 10 tudRs Blnnottn
lettAs. on the ground that II doee not contain
detailed rtAirinuht W ihe several it@niA nvon
which lA~ retnsu of iN61wsa usasic n Ii t1ures
70 slate that the rgulaalons u ths department
did hot require aach dslAlled stAtesnenla, anil
VERY few professional men made snch stAte-
tneutn, ~ conld nnw recall ths ttens or hare
kept thu n,entefAndA nl,on which their returns
wtra made. III tlcv. 1thlsn were mn In nOaAi.
nAtIon Tor The Presidency Do not know Ut any
man IN this community whosc mere statement
NJ fart would have be0n mcro kenerslly Ar.
aNreesi ~ truth. AMI I fail 70 acN Why thc emi.
mani r14ition In which he haa been placed by 4
large body VI his follow -citlxena should bc hold
10 desrars from tho aAnrtity ot his oath.
AnaAM n. llxwrr
Chairman National Democratic Committee
New York. Sort 10. in70.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06

In tha ttya months that thu silver bill hAM
been III operation ti,ere hAH heen eii mn. t2i
In fractional currency redeemed snd destroyed.
There u now Abont $500 900 III tho different
snbiroAa,f.es. which IA 10 be dA~ssoysi. Ac-
rorilug 10 tho Lnuk. there " t1O. tiI.Gi5 yst
In circulation. II Il s,fs 10 say thAt 40.
100. 900 Of this snoaas will never I'm redeemed.
~ much Ii tit.tfo7ed aud lost The blli issuing
silver for fractional currency want into eject
on April 10. ami ths figures givan Above are Tor
nett. A.
The officers III charge NJ tlls HsnAta wing oi
Tin Capitol sra much troubled by ths Av,dsnss
ilst soma malicious j,erson or pessot,a l.As Do.
IiLersteiy gone " sosk 10 dsfAee ti.at wing ol
Tho CAPITOL. short tlms sKo nearly gallon
oi I'll. which mnst haya hesn Wrought Into the
buIldIng for tlo Iaiti,ose wU spilled on one ol
.i,a inYer nghix Of marie stairs. Aud only
tho other Hay II wss discovered thAs large
quantity u Lino inA lAd bean ponssd over thu
ui,ser i,aiusilade ot ihs corridor connecting slis
se,,Ase wing ~ish sha main building. The iui
~a. poured III two of ll,reo Places. and s,ls-Lss
shen. 70 ~ to 10 as ml,r, Injury ~ tass.bln
Il espI,ot Le removed without emitting uto llit
marble.
Il, w. lsAibsf, Iliif.l Assistant po.lnaAstAi
General. las recommended 10 tile po~tma4ea'
General lhe dlscohsiuaanae III u ool,sli
efvb'o portion u ihe work ~ tito nssd. .astel
ulirp
TIE q spber term ~ tho i'nilci stsiss M
pts.aa G4,nH ,ss Isl Lsxsa. 1Lsss sse soms
deslrio1r ~ KraR, importance 10 tbs West Il
ba feulsred during tAa term. As,nng thsm II
one ,s,sslng 10 the rights oi NtAtAs 10 fsKnlass
tho fssen nf freight or passenger sraiiie ~
railroad. within tin ktAis~. kIoMn ~ tho uFan
" ets
Tho trial u nen. q. 7. hbsoek ~ tl.e safa
Iuvsisry Intlesmsnt wsa tTousils " ! eo,lcla
-lon list week. The Jury, sfsAr 81 absence 81
fso hours rendered verdict VI nj guilty.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06
Prosperity il tAs Wool TRADE.

A marked indication that tho revival
in business now observable Ii MT atan.
uaoiic Ii furnished l,y TIN fact tlMt tim
Improvement In onu branch III trAie II
automatically governed ny TIN revival
III auothnr. Tha wool bn@inn.a, which
during recent years ha, smfTerr.l under
4 general depression ai,l inatstisity, has
caught thc impulse III other industries,
anil those engaged III dealing IN wool ar~
Oiled With tlir slms eonildHnss ~ b.
nn.ir~I IN oll.-r M urh~s ~ ilsla.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06
MiacxItAHxous oLxAxyxos.

William NJ. I'.eei i,As sAll~i from v,wo,
kpAin. fpr .hn United htsic~. liz travels ~
The expehse u Ghals Nam.
THO chiefs u tin SPOTTED Tail Agsney hav-
IN. signed tho treaty, there wlll 10 no. further
trontie AhnA colon zsnk shs Black Hills Nth
gsAd-yGeki,4 psoneets. There VAL - more
trouble IN removing she Rlous 70 Indian Tern.
.osy. even u they ara willing. Whau tl4y ~
movei, however. there Viii be chance 10 md
ant i.ow many u tLen. uiers afe, ard whether
Tho Government has paid for feeding aoms
Thousands ~h0 DO lDs exist.
Jo~sr Warren. II lin buffalo fourier, ard
l'nssdunt VI Tho Nav York Av.niAted rfa~s.
died last week.
James I.lek. sna tedenir,e California million
AiFe. dimt ~ his home IN Nan FTaneisco Lat
week.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06
POLITICAL roynrs.

TITO tHiopsndens ufeehbArkeFs of New iork
state have i,omlnalsd il,rhMd n. anfin. sd-
ilor ri tho Albany fnfning Pas. for Governor.
ifoelat knoi ~As non,inAsa for re- 4lsosinn
Ii Congress by Tho p1mocrAss u tho Fourth
Kentucky U4triaL
The NshsA.ka lt.p,blIeMa Hssto Convention
INs nominated krAnh W~lch for Oovsspos.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06

Driving In tho eastern outakiSts of
New York. tho other day, = gentleman
came upon small hoy who Wan digging
dirt out of Tho street with hre shovel.
Thinking 10 quis Tho lad ltttlr, tho
gentleman drew rein and sobsrly In
quircd
Bnb, ars you fool
"Mebbc | ere. !" replied the boy.
do any other Tools live around
hvre1" continued thu gentleman.
II guess moi, slowly replied tbs H.
.iignanl boy gtters they oil drive
alieal 1"
'l'hr gentleman aln, drove nheal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06
4 Legacy.

A Hebrew gentleman l,Ad q legacy left
him. l,nt II WA hAmpcrcd with nj I'M.
fortunate condition, which hc hAstcnesl
to announces 10 4 aympathixinK friend.
Tho .mm VIVA clO, ono, but half tho mum,
according 10 thu trslAtor'H Wishes, waA to
be placed la his c0flln, AMI buried with
him. Wa there ever sMch I waste ri
goUl mouayl Hut tho .ymlMthixcr WIN
equal % lhr occasion. "Whcrc In tlir
money nowi" ho asked, and was told
"in tho bank "AIl right" hc sAid
you write check on tho hank, and
put II III ihc old boy's coilIn, drawn IA
order" That young man ought ~ gel
on In tho world.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06


The substantial independence of tho
Canadian provinces has been readily
recognised by British opinion, and II,
NJ no distant day, 4 formal separation
should in desired. thcrc In litlls doubt
that tho mother country would any, with
much cheerfnlncss. "Wayward sisters,
depart In peace" This disposition ID
shown By the tonc In which the London
1in,eS dlscnsHcs recent troubles between
tho Dominion Government md British
Colnmbia. II remarks that tho ICON
federation In threatened with . grave
danger" m ooolly ~ II woald motto ~
impending peril In Spain or Italy. II
Nya that sCans4la has taken rank
among tho nntions," and ought 10 have
"acorrespoM,ling rsnse pnhlif rc~ron.
Hikiliiy." II ,lMH .not Me |, ~ she
British Colonial office oail exerciD saay
other tlAn moral pressure on thu do,
minion Government. ThiH II telling
American colonies pretty plainly that
Britain washes hcr hands of their affairs.
Truly ths situation has changed In a
hundred years.
Az u The merits of Tho controversy,
thu 1iuss positively awards them Il,
TIM sidn III nFitish Columbia. In prom.
,xing ID build Pacific railroad ~ con
,litinn nf tie acceptance III thu union hy
The province, and III fniling 70 10 NJ. NJ.
tefwar,l In Offering IN IL compromises ~
open wngo,, rOad from tho lakes 10 tllc
nm, md 10 bnild locnl railroad on Van
c0ivcr's island, aud then, refusing 10
make good tho promi,M, nll,l finally III
contcMptuonHls proposing ~ pAy tl,e
provinces a comparatively sma'l annl II
money In settlement of III demands In
Nil this the Canadians, the Tn,ss says,
are playing fast mud loosc with solemn,
engagements, nfc jessrArslixing their
young credit ~ nntinii, and fare ,liH.
craliting the English nAnse. |"
4 l;~Mrrai Revival IN naslmrsx.
There has not bccn timc within thu
past ten years when there were As many
strangers In town Asat present. All tlie
hotels Arc packed and unable 10 provide
tlle ncccsxMly accommodations, boarding
honsea ara filing up, aud tho strcets aFv
alive with visitors. rhe ustnrAl conHe.
| llencr II revival u trade, for the ~.
! tail dealers Arc doing 4 splendid bnsi
news; confidence and hope As0 enlivcnOtl
money u moving. and enterprise In 0ncs
more awakened. IN almost III ol III.
downtown houses ll,e guests have beeI
obliged 70 "sloubls Mp In ona of ths
houses we'll known 10 Western man 4
waA fonnd necessary 10 put cots In thu
pArlorn. In A0mc u tho hotels aronnt
WaAhlngton Market no rooms Ars 10 ls
haAl, and hundreds an daily turned away
| A largo cAAl-side housO, GcnctAlly ratro.
ni1ed by Eastern people, II affected 4,
Are tim others by tho Centennial travel,
Al ono ii the larger downtown houses
numbers wcro turned away on Saturday
evening AMI all night long, and ycster
day people wcrc clAmosing for what tl,,
clerks could not eivc--rooms. Th,
sccne on Saturday evening In m,
around this house was singular. Mci
and women stood IN gronrs eagerly din
cnfsing their chances Of obtaining place
10 sleep. A splendid fall trAtlo And
lively city hnsincsH In evory dclMrtmcn
IL predicted. NrW York Erpress.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-06

A lurribla story is nnoai, 1a,a the
New London lConn.l ThDran cpn.
crrninR Mr.. samuel Lrrinr, ~ Shelter
island, who recently suddenly died, ~
IN, supposed, n Norwich. and whosa
body waN taken home for iutermcnt.
II III 10 tho effect that tho peiHon rm.
ployed tO MI tho grave while dusuR ~
heard strange noises coming from tho
c0iln. ~ of II man trying 10 treak his
WY ont. Tho report continues TINT
thu msn snperntitionsly iled. u return
soon after aud hear TIN noise repeated
that ho iinAlly illled mp tho Hrayr, Int
aAid nothing concerning what ~ llAh
heard nntil some days ufterMtfl. Tho
CONN was after while rsl,umed, and II
wss found that tho man WAS buried
alive, tho evidence Of 4 struggle. Tor ~.
Loose from his awful fata bci1K plainly
auSssarnfA