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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07

We have no faith in the story 81
current, that the Presidents appoint
ment of Don Cameron to be Secreta
ry of War, is move by Grant il
behalf of Conkling. The President
fs not in that business-besides sucf
a move would, il true, hurt Conkling
more than it would do him good
The father of such newspaper guess.
ing is found in a disposition to lessen
the chances of Conkling. Let us tote
fair.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07
Destructive Fire at Quebec
1T Is Still Burning but
Partially Subdued.
About One Thousand Houses
Burned, the loss Amount
ing to over $1,OOO,OOO.
Fire ~ Qaebcc.

QUEBEC, May a.-A fire started in
Scott street this afternoon, and is now
raging. The efforts of the firemen
appear to be useless, and owing to
the high wind and the amount of in
tiamable material in tho neighbor-
hood, it is feared the greater part of
st. Louis suburbs will be destroyed.
Fifty houses have already been de-
stroyed.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07
FOREIGN.
Great Britain knuck ling down
ON the WinslOw Case.
Best Crops i'm England Of a
Hundred Years.


LONDON, May 3l.-On application
of the government Winslow was to-
day remanded until after June 18th,
without date. 1t is learned from
good authority. that the Lord High
Chancellor thinks the arguments OF
United States Government are sound
and its position correct.
A special dispatch from Seville says
the Ministerial bill abolishing univcr-
sal suffrage is very unpopular.
Harvest has begun and the rains
have destroyed the locusts, and the
cereals have not promised such crops
for hundred years past.
kilograms from Cuba say the in-
surrection is increasing.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07

WEST FELrcfANA, La, May "a.
, the Editor Of the Intel. Ocean i

To the Editor Of the Intel. .Oecan,l ''h
A As an attempt is being made i
/ bolster the killing of some sixty ne
groes from this parish and Wilkinson
county, Miss, / propose to give yo,
Ia few particulars, leaving your read
ers to Judge Of the whole.
In the first place, two men from
West Beliciana were taken out ant
hung in Mississippi. They wcr,
charged (for form sake) with the kill
ing Of Q st0rekeeper named Aranson
Now, as to the killing Of Aranson
He was ordered by Tho Regulators
some four weeks since to leave thu
country, as he was in tho habit o.
buying chickens, eggs, hogs, etc.
from negroes. Planters aver that h,
bought stolen property. On the 1ltf
inst he was killed in his own store
and c0lored boy clerking for him
was shot and severely wounded. On
the l3th all the regulating clans from
East and West Feliciana, East Bator
Rouge, and Wilkinson county assem-
bled near Laurel Hill, in this parish
and after listening to tho harvalgue
Of their leaders, they divided into
squads Of fifty, visiting every planta.
ton In the neighborhood, aud com.
mitting deeds which would shame a
savage. On the Patriot plantation a
squad of about eighty Regulators,
ssmed with improved Winchester
rePeaters, murdered all that were to
he found in their quarters, and in
ficted every species of violence on
the negro women, Violating tho per-
son Of . number in q most optra eeous
manner. On this place twenty three
men were butchercd, four OF them
being men ovor 80 years old.
I. Thc hunt was continued for three
days, and whenever negro was
found he was either shot or hung.
:, On the road to TT. Adams, the ne.
groos having retreated Into an old
building, were all killed.
The wounded among the negroes
suffered greatly, not less than thirty
fve being out IN the cane brake with
out medical ASSISTANCE
Last night an attempt was made by
an armed body of Regulators to as
sassiAAte Senator Webber. They
called him out at l2 O'Clock and fllled
his house with bullets.
The negroes are deserting en- n,asse.
Hundreds are without food, having
left all their goods and chatties with
their persecutors.
The assertion made by the Hemo-
Gratis that the Regulators were acting
IS q posse commitatns is q base fabri-
:ation, Tho Sheriff turned out only
sfter the killing took place. CIvIs.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07
BsA spells.

| washington OOr. OF the lntef.Ocean.
4 Quite funny thing occurred the
other day. A prominent Democratic
member of Congress, representing
one of the largest States in the Un.
ion, and 9na Of the largest cities
who is the chairman of one of the
most important committees in the
House., and has had charge of some
of the most important bills, wrote a
a note of recommendation for
the appointment of a young man to
an Office. And the note began with
the following clause, spelled in this
way: @
n oorgially recommend Mr.. -'
etc. ur
This 10 M freak ofimagination but
an actual fact. would print the
Cnngressman's name if it hadn't more
than enough good qualities to out
weigh his defective spelling.
saw, the other day, q note written
by a southern gentleman, who is
now serving his second term III Con-
gress, to the Congressional Printer.
1t read as follows:
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIyEs./
WASHINGTON, April II, 1876.
DIR. SIR: Would you Bee kind
enough to send the Cong. ReckOra to
the Edter of the ---- for the bal
lance Of this cesshin sesslun cesshin.
Enklosed pleas find postage as it is to
much trouble to frank. Yuurs,
Resply.
This literary Conressman first wrote
the word session scesshin,s but it
didn't look right to his eye; so he
erased it and wrote "sesshun," using
an IS" for a "c' to commence with,
but that didn't look right either; and
not dreaming that there was another
way to spell it, he wrote it 'cesshin'
again, but somehow this didn't exact
ly meet his remembrance Of the way
the word was spelled and he began to
erase it again, passing his pen us far
as the second IS" but changing his
mind concluded to let it remain as it
was, and rcfashioned the letters he
had erased with heavy strokes of the
pen. The original Of this letter is in
the curiosity shop of a newspaper
man here.
The writer is Democrat-an ex-
Confederate, who "fawt cen dc wah.
be gawd, an doant allow no niggah
to enter my doah, be gawd-naw no
dam Yankee to run ovah me, be
gawd, no dOant." lie is opposed to
negro schools; he fights appropria-
tions for educational purposes; and
wants the tax OH whisky reduced to
40 cents gallon.
The messenger of the House Judi
ciary Committee is one-armed Con-
federate soldier, and very polite,
gentlemanly fellow, but like Fitz-
hugh. his official superior, he is
troubled with bad spells. The other
day Congressman Frank Hurd, of
Toledo, went into the committee
room and found the messenger
poring over the dictionary in appa-
rent great anxiety.
What word are you looking for ?"
asked Mr.. Hurd.
81 wanted to see how curiosity was
spelled" said the messenger. e.
Hurd looked over his shoulder at
the dictionary, and seeing the man
had IL open at the "k' place, said:
"Why, my dear man, you can't find
curiosity there-curiosity doesn't be-
gin with q .sk." Ia
The man looked up a little aston
ished, thought q minute, and then re-
marked, as if apologizing for fit of
absent mindedness:
'sThat's SO; what was thinking Of !?
| might have known it began with a
o."
And he turned over to where the
"q's" were. Mr.. Hurd let him hunt
for it there.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07

QUEBEC, May 80, 6 o'clock, p. NJ
The fire continues to rage with un.
abatcd fury. Already the houses de.
stroyed may be counted by hundreds
Almost the whole population of St
Louis suburbs are moving, and hun
dreds of poor sufferers will be COM
PEELED to pass tho night in the open
fields. Thousands of people are on
the streets viewing the fire. The wa
ter was turned off from the ward
when the fire started, which will ac-
count for its rapid spread. The Asy-
lum of the Good Shepherd is now out
of danger.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07
sale of short Harm Cata,c

INDIANAPOLIS, June l.-At the sale
of short horns at Cambridge City
Ind, yesterday, II COWS and heifers
brought 1880. The highest price
paid was $2,525. Twelve bulls brought
S3, lS5. The highest price was 81. .G25
Easy ON the Dasslllcrs.
ST.. Louis, June I'm the L. S. Dis
trict Court this morning sentences OF
one days Imprisonment and $l,OU
fine were pronounced in the cases OF
X. w. Ulrice, w. II. Janet, Louis
Teuschcr, distillcrs: B. A Qunton, l..
&. Quinton, Bellman and O'Hara,
rectitiers; and Wadsworth, guagcr,
and several other members of the
ring will be held as witnesses in the
New Orleans cases and will be SEN
fenced thereafter.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07
stealing Train j..

PouGHKEEpsIE, June 2.-Four Sing
Sing convicts captured locomotive
on the Hudson River railroad this
morning, and escaped. Two have
been recaptured.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07

PnILApELrIuA, June 1.-The grand
parade of knights Templars to-day
was an imposing and magnificent at
fair. 1t is estimated that 10000
Knights marched i'm line. A great
number of distinguished citizens and
officers were in line.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07
u. 4. senator Non, lnatesa.

PROVIDENCE, II. L., May 3O-Thc
Republican members OF the General
Assembly in caucus to-day, nominated
Henry H. Anthony for T.. s. Senator,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07

LONDON, June 2-Thc Post says it
learns that Abdul Aziz, late Sultan, is
confined in splendid palace called
"thc cage" The Post also says it has
reasons to believe his life is perfectly
safe and understands Her Majesty,
Immediately ON learning of his de-
position, took steps to obtain n salts
factory assurance Of the personal
safety of her former guest.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07
900, 600, 900 Gone Up.
wantsaNe.v rrea.v

LONDON, June 1.-The amount OF
the cx-Sultan's treasure seized is
$lOO, co., 600, and not 100000.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07

BERLIN, June 2.-It is stated here
that Seryia refuses to recognize the
new Sultan on the grounds of his ir-
regular ascension to the throne and
declines to pay tribute, two install
ments of which are in arrears.
Bismark will accompany the En-
peror to Enri, where q fresh confer
ence will be held by representatives
of Germany, Austria and Russia.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07

CoNsTANTINorLE, June 2.-The cer-
emony of girding the new Sultan
with the sword of Osman is post
poned until next week.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07

OMtHA.June 2.-Jarrett 4 Palmer .
fast train after leaving Chicago last
evening had gained steadily till its
arrival at Clinton. After leaving
there it lost twenty minutes by
the breaking of branch pump on
the engine. They got new one be-
tween Boone and Dunlap, Iowa. and
this morning made run of Is miles
in 70 minutes. The train arrived here
at :o4 a. m.. and left at 10 :O5. The
Union Pacific folks have made every
arrangement to ensure the success Of
the trip on their road, and will run
them at the rate of forty miles an
hour between Omaha and Cheyenne.
The washout on the west end of the
road will be repaired by 5 5o'clock
this morning, which will ensure tho
train going through.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07

QUEBEC, May 30, 10 7. M.-1Ee fire
is still burning fercely, but is some
what under control. The high wind
of the afternoon has moderated and
a good supply Of water is available.
The fire has passed through the St.
Louis suburb, extending from the ex-
treme western limit to the eastern
limit. Only rough estimate of the
loss can be made tonight. The num-
Der of houses burned may be put
down ut 1000, and the loss will reach
at least 81 ,0OO.OOO. The fields adjacent
to the burnt district are covered with
goods Of all descriptions.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07

QUEBEC, May 3l.-The fire yester-
day was caused by children playing
with matches. 1t was under control
about midnight, after having burned
a passage clear through the st. Louis
suburbs from east to west, extending
OH the north in some places to the
neighborhood of st. John street. The
number of houses destroyed is esti-
mated at about seven hundred. The
amount of insurance is large. Many
of the sufferers were sheltered last
night in the riding school sheds and
artillery barracks. A meeting to de-
wise means for their relief is called
for to-day. Several residences inside
the walls We're fired by sparks, but
extinguished before much damage
was done. Three or four children
are missing and are supposed to have
perished i'll the flames. Owing to the
extent of the fire the water supply
gave out and the wooden houses and
out-buildings were pulled down to
prevent the spread of the flames.
Yesterday was the anniversary of the
destruction by fire of the same sub
urbs 30 years ago.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07
The Fast Train.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia, june 2.-Jar-
rett Il Palmcr's fast train ar
rived here at 8 80 this morning:
local time, 81 minutes ahead of their
schedule time.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-07
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June l.-Don Cam
cron took the oath of Office this mora
ing as Sec'y of War and Judge Taft
qualliIed as Atty General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-20
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

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Miss Horc u stevenson A. G simPSo. IT. o. X cost J.
bic r. Palmer " Iayor D. Aud, u. Campbell H. Grihih,
W Roxburg. W EoHbure. Jr. y Ramsey j. iha'S'n' IT.
FROM HA%BUKG-l IN steamship Geltrt July 10 r bar
T TeSlc APeI Frsnsnbcrgar cha. Fach II T. Mn
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st-maun, =. A Ilei nerkucs NM tlu5Si "rhr 1o-,s
cGiren Marie Lo55nsciq AID ll,n Tecsrts Biz
Eshsf iaeri scSeir per RENE. JACOB tioldsclm id
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sara Levin, Jenny Levin, snancr Hger. nsrN ''''iN
samne 5 bale MORT, cuberges, &. n ,elut ours edy T.
benedict koycSkS anna kinms %,G G-uf"' -
Schroeder, feter ilansgn T. ~ SJngneI' l. = L''s'"'
FROM HAVtl-ha slsaiasaig f,!aee Jolly 80 Pear a.
MIR Bussoa, NJ. Bereer, Mr. Ragt,r. Mr.. Isa"ri", AZ
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chadO C0ss Mr. Cole i. n. cole H. CAHisshaG Count
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weather. H. h. MILAN NJ Mis- .. Hoc4r,u r A"hE NJ
and Mrs A NaNle and lniaIt NJ. aai arr o. a leF"t
and ingn-seryeut Count ScGGOr, Mr fenunnu T. Heg"d'
Mr. Rogers W. sdcu Dr. rehialci.isy, T. 7rh 'irH'f'
onut Sl0rla A. o. si'isu Mr. and Mr. J. 4. de ~lieLLo,
II Sopzan1, J.. spencer aud man servant W z Ir'ce'
Stage IN Tcs,4ta. H. g. IurIuu IT, MI Elf's, - T.
Vufuissr, Nyboruy MIS- II 4 waite; Nj and NJ. II
Walker Miss wake, " RI t. Nhduiai d. dei "a''p0hAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-20

De nee. Florida Croker do. Philadelphia DAVIS New
schrs Jon Rose 1atem Boston; lehman BeW, an uIln,
PIttst0n Fla Hatch, Portsmouth John W. HAN )t gre, ~
IyuD r. O. IRWIN Johnson sal y IhcN n, ~ ~
SWEET Tpsw1ch ~. CLARK, Niier westerly w - Dear
horn Scui Neupnsct Flake, Cole, iOchmohdi -.
Cahaia swain Washington Sailed steamships saxon anu
Catnarne Whitney. - .. -, ,t.,.. wei
c., from Nassau N.wNnrE ont IN On ac'ount OF he
Winds; Frank * Emily. Bockp,rt Mary iimeouiher
KY Wesr, Fla July l9.-Arrved. ship Galatea' Harden
Ri0 Janr,rO 49,, =, r.,o-i,
NTw.BFpFoRp July 19-AIivcd. scirs. Geo. r. BalGWln
from t tuore Ralph Howcs John Clar, AMI Nelsh ar
vrv frnn Philadelphia v. + Washbur from nav,
sailed jesse w starr tor Baltimore NaiOI Ior "
eistraw; }, &. R1Wlev, DO - , ,r.t.t,
NFwDKfr ,Ss Julv lg-ATrived. ship James A. NTifht'
Morrison London Cleared Ioth, steamship Nb''iH "
thorue. New pTk. o..
PoRrASp Ne July l9-Arriyei sclis Alaska aud odoon'
LIVES Del July SAILED ship John Feman for Phila-
dcHila, 49,, ..-tto
BALTIMORE July lo-Arrve1 bark Itun, .alcb. CsT,ln
scHr Julia Fli7alcth Ingrdham Port Hove Cleared Ois
Mozart. Tor Hirhuuud .r...t
BOSTON july I9-Ar1vcd bark Dario Rlgusin, Ttapani
Gibraltar. scls BE iauin GsItSlie Vol 'lfhiutg';
Northern Light. Wallace, SaguU Nautiu troChet. anu
Mar Ma-ec Iogdou; Kate Foster SaTAgT 80 va AlDpl'
Alison, Fitzgerald, and II. W Elis. Ills fuit Johl, u
'uuress sprague Hoboscn; Plymouth Rock fa'Ae N'"-
SGvAvvaH July lq-Arriv,d steam 7rs Juuiata. Ca'he
ruc pnladclpua JaciI.o. Ha1. 'L New 10, Arrived
18Th mp .rso', Brown. Boston sailed h''p
Sar4 gos.a. Hoo e?, Bosom. ,, 49,,
WIsI.aI0N y. c. July l9.-AIriyet, steamship Rf.e
Jones, NeNl0rS Cleared, bIis Sussex Bf west to'
lFor latest Sa,p Neirs see i,rtn foge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-20
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday Richard
fIornrau vas charged with stsbbing John stephens on
PeaT with carving knife on the forehead shu Vas he ~
$1,000 ball
At Essex Market Police Court yesterday, upon
romnsin of Frtz .rlock Of No. l4l FoTsthst J3hsah
Corken in SjO0ba for keeping dsoTueIy hooSo
81 No. 90 CanalsL 80
At the Yo1kville Police Court yesterday William
Jave vas released $1,000 bail 10 answer for shonng
Thrtethst On JAY a. jewel VINO ~
ss al ~ or years firing al tree WheO charge
terl the knee Early who The opposite sldc Joh
Rqais sacOu-k eepeT, OF No I4l East tOIty l-
rssire thai William Dunn, in company with otef humans
rer rs esteray morning and Committed ar assam
ps him because he refused them liquor DUMB me
header of desivrate gang Justice kaSInre comm tcd LIN
ior az months default OF 500 bonds for good behavior
At the Washington Place Police Court. yesterday,
William Ferguson DO broke into the rooms OF Daniel CfH
Al 80 6g2 Tmrdave, Tuesday evening, ana VINO Lrso
twice Officer Delsnv of the twenty ninth frechc
the latter Was attempting arrest him, was COMMITTED ~
600 ai The ruan shot himself IN the loot IN the atc'
10 sboo Tie W. Conkln was held for exam
n ton with embezznE $500 belonging TO Ills en-
ployer Richard Edwards, OF No 1879 East iwtft -.
Russell as held examination charged with swncip ;
He lofered Police Court Tuesday evening" 70 speak
Will tie notorious Potter the confederate Of The eOn
dgnce man Quinn. He was recognizes by bct1ctNt
being wanted charge OF aies t'oe
oi No. l0l6 1tirdaye, out OF as IN June, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-20
CIVIL NOTES.

I, the matter of Charles Deylin, who, being some
,o, careless in keeping his accounts has demanded norma
49,, . the Controllers o9cc to his contracts WIN le
~, 49, ~. amount due him under thcn ah ~ .
Guy against Deputy Controller Earle Tor not giving
The information
Irstus Rothschild, who is required by the GoF-
- d, Missouri on a charge OF embezzement applied yes'er
- 90 1rsse Westhro0k in Supreme Court ShahbeIs, IoT
~ an 6abcas corpus, the ground ll2t tle i'
viii ffnleZzng was properly "a %.
va 1igc Wrstbrunk dismissed tHc W.T. houAHS 'l''
~ Question must be tried in Missouri
spit has been begun in the United States District
t ,cnst George : Dcnison formerly Collector oil inter
-, rDre Tor the First District OF louisiana 20 Iteoftr
~ az, on his official bond. The sult - ufuuEh III
- 80 IN Igrt that the principal surees on to
i've I'm ms city. They are Thomas SO',nltt'
Ilensers Josn d. Whitaker, ana John T. A tcio"s
Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court Chambers mas
uyyei VIM NJ Banks receiver Of the Security ss'ins'
Bt 10 cancel contract with Gilbert b sirsng f3r me se
AZ house in nianshurgh which Strang has pad SOU
Y,o Stran - aereung forfeit his past payments ~ a
800 0CQ bond OF the Dry Docs. East lroauHay Se ii
E.iiro.d COMPANY at private sale Tor 80 per cent Al"
Rice Oninn. who is in the Tombs on two charges OF
,s,une money on false petense and Is he" 70 V"h Oh
, in - 500 ard on the other in $1,000, alhcd yes'T
a. nv his counsel William F. KNITTING, for ms rees ~
S4sss c0rpns 10 Judge Yves brook, IN supreme toI
b@rs The crnand Of application VAS tl@t AuSn Ic N.
peil lime 22 The Grand for this nwih had l4 70
- an h case Judge WcstbrO0k refused 10 discharge hH
bnt reduced the bail IL each case one-hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-20
P4SSENGERS SAILED.

FOR rrvvpPoor,-Ya steamship S.si1i0 July l9-Mr.
Miss Marion Afess Miss EdtG L. Af1r''i 9l mi
rec chilen Lizard Ba'ig Eugene Ea Mr I.fg' aml
clara Bernstein Miss Ross Bernstein, Adam berry Ernest
Mr. and Mrs William B,swnrl, Ms. = +; Eosworth MIS-
waite Miss tc Bc,AHate Perry Bnsg ST., Ar' =,
ercy ,adage n Burnett james G!aiisg Vi Tdn, g.'',
CLARK, Edward ;. clarke sherman CLARKE snd We
pr and Mr. Coz u, Hr can, ana M Ms " psTfSrii H.
y Davies A. nean-,is AieeTion bewhgIsL g (. a ,yH
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