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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-24
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Adsic~s fr,m A~la Miner icpat thai thu
sassisns have lven largely irinfrr.si and
have cunlmenssi general forward n,owmrns.
The sicgc nf Rns.chak his bceh abandoned
by the Russians.
Tho lsu~~iana officially acknowledge ihu ia*s
~ ASA msa killed ami wp.i,al,sl up ii Ang. y.
f~rs detail ~ preparation ~hn~s that the
Russians has. made nj, their m,,uls f.,r hong
war, and arr preparing great tripts ~ irs.
wool. The lioumsnian Government Il aiTa
asking tenders fr .he supply II grca. quaint.
ties II closhinE and ssnres.
The festf epidemic In the lla~slan army In
bulgaria II said 10 In increasing.
A telegram frum Bucharest says, "nef.
0onakA declares thar the Russian pn~isiou.
frum thu Danube 10 HchipkA pas. arc 10 strong
TINT tho Turks win not venture an attack.
Bnth armies arr constantly intrenching them.
selcs. The Turks especially hold wonder.
fully strnng position NJ rlcvns, Int Osmaa
PashA Il nevertheless in 4 diilicult situation.
becausc TIM numerous cavalry attached IL the
@,UD itnrsians confsontin. h,n, completely
cut on hir communications with Sofia. Nntl CAP
t'ire his consoys IT ammunition and provisions
Tho lsnT~iann viii not undertake operations
until tbs whnlo guard arrives from N. Peters.
bnrE This slgniae~ pause Of fortnight ~
three weeks"
sharp engagement has becn fought In
Asia bctwocn . lsusHiAn accommodating PARTY
and portion IT MnkhtAr rnshas army, ro-
s''lsinR. ~ usual, In the defeat VI the Illus.
sians.
court.martial has convened III CONSTANT.
uopls to Try iladif rAshA, os-MinIsser of War
cA-co -co'i,mAnder.ln-t'hief, iAigadier ao..s
Ah,net and kafvet psslaa. III. latter command.
tng II Trnova ncn. Escharcf i'ashA, of
R'rschnk. and iian,ii Iky, Governor of nirt,~
", all charged with having made bad alis,,pai-
ticis anl with negligence when tho isussians
erosscd tie nannhc.
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oxNEnAL yoRxrox NEWS.

froni statements made At 4 public n,ecting
~ Madras, thu other day, II aprr.rn that Tie
famine ARIA In that part " British India has 1
population of N. 900 o,O prople. Nearly MI the
food consumed IN that district II imported from
lcss afflicted regions. Onc-twcifth VI thu whole
population arr fed by TIN Government, and tic
hAl,itAry Commissioner II tho province Ii re-.
Hlsi.ribln for thu appalling statement that III
less than half million hssr.'lnrlrl,ed from Aet-
nal starvation or IilvAtioM they have sur.
forpd.
The Marx fa,H Errrrss, reviewing the erol
i,fusInuts throughout Great Ilritnin, ti,uls Iii.
o,'tlook q,,ita encouraging, In England III.
What Il very poor, with bAd weather for gath.
ctii.R the crop, such M II Ii. and In Scotland
the delay u the harvest by excessive rains In
creA.cs tho probability u damage.
Queen Victoria, In her address 10 tho En.
Hli1h Parliament, profswuii,g that l,oly til thu
10th of October, eoiiefatnlatoA tho country o,,
IL friendly relations with ulhm nations, and
reviews tho efforts thai LAva ham made to pre-.
sofsc neutrality IN thu Rus~ian. .Turki.l
troubles. should any en,ergcucy arise 10 din.
tuFp tlss oqnahlmity 0e tho country, shc vii
rely nlnn Parliament ~ vindicAlc aud mAlntAi,
ita integrity and honor.
Ofcst britain has prohibited thu landing /,
tl'At country VI leAyes or stalks of posstos.
from tho United Mates, Canada or Germany.
4 now couvcntlon concluded botweem (,rca,
sritain aud Egypt for tho sapixsasIon % ID.
slave trade entirely prOhibils tho uxt,,rt ar I'm,
port u negro ulAvss. Egyptian alays-srsdsr,
viii bc trtad BY court-nlAsliAl ~ ssssuxlns For
elshcra will be handed oycr 10 their own trt
bunkis. British cruisers aro authorized L
capture slascr1 hoi4sing thc Egyptian Tag. IN.
khesltse engages To Abolish Ill private tiallsc |,
Tlave~ II Egypt within seven years. and With,
twelve years IN soatlsn aud tho frontier pro.
kcnH
I'll. foreign policy u Heryis has ,reeipitste.
revolution IN thu Ministry, aud several roslu
nations hay0 been sent H.
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cattle aer.ss The Eie tsfan,ie near ths, l.sin,
Messean troors wrfr concentrating vi tamssge
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crossing ~ the Federal t'ssups II attempted
Ths same dispatch rlns's ha,tl. IN M.ssr,
leswsn the firan and kisAspoo il,le. n
Indians. in whieh seunt.cn f.ipans w.fa slain.
The Mexican t.teral commanding on llc
Texas srrlcr has written u,a ursl expressing
regret fot ille uVont attack 81 ii. Jail al Eio
0rande Ci's, and promising I" arNa anl ran.
ish TIM raiders, II found in M.Nico.
G.n. Terry. III III. United state army, a,pi
Oen. john MeN,ill. ~ ut. i.cm., have hc.n
constituted commission a. arrange tr.aty
with sitting dull. The Dominion Government
Will not, ~ was stated, reud Commissioner Ia
tho Northwest ~ take part III thc negotiations,
but viii simply have All .tlic.r ~ The mounted
iolice present IL watch tlc rrpsesling-.
isrd Cloul, slr,,ted Tall, aud ether Indian
Chiefs, twsnss.liyc III all, a,n GA The way 10
Washington, tn have n,dlrhe talk with ia.
Great Father
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1lrtu wAs eu~hiding afAir In WAsl.inFtal
The uslsf aey. Jn~'rh n, whcaties. NJ ltat.
r~isbnsR, Nv, Welded Tho rswhisie. ami Will
liamJ Mnr,aal,, lssasic,ao ~ thc National ~.
I,sbiisas, WAS ,hc victim.
Al Cabinet meeting. heil Inst tsfsrc The
l'resisienis departure fof Nsrm"nt. ia was n.
solved b. insist alua, tho mort ample PREPARATION,
and satisfaction for thr Mexican nuirar. al Tie
Gra,aie City. Tssa. TIN .xlradition ~ the
.Non,nircla concerned In Il will hc .aacie.l. and
~ rccngni,inn will he given niax unless these
demands sm promptly ccmrliei with.
The President Ii said 10 IN contemplating a
change III tho Indian policy. The details have
mi lrcn fully considered. hut Il Ii probable
that ~"nc u The features 81 the Canadian rys-
t.m viii h. adopted. The Canadian plan II
almost exactly opposite 10 oar own, tho In.
dans heins treated A. sahjcctsto 10 lin Dominion
Government, and not "A members of All indie.
pendent nationality, They are made amcnable
~ The law for vii oIcnsca. and are protected In
all their rights mnsl,r tho law. There II d
SYSTEM ~ Indian magisiracy and mounted
roiicc.
Washington correspondent tcicgsArhr that
I'll Il exis~ted thai the vacancy npon tho Nh,
rrrmc Court bench will bo illlcd III October.
There Atc nine candidates from tho Aomth.
komc u the oiiiciAis about tho surreme Court
who have observed tho matter closely sAy that,
II thu candidate II nominated outside of the
Judicial district In which Judge Davis lived,
thu senate would not bc likely a. confirm him. .
Tho great telescope IN thu hands of Prof.
Hall, at tho Washington Observatory, hss Inst
xlgnslis~sl it~elf by ose u tho most snrprAng
discoveries innlotixn astronomy nothing less
IN fact, than ons, and probably two, satellites
10 the planet Mars. The distance " the first
satellite, which Ii described N 4 faint object
of tho thirteunth or fourteenth magnitude. II
between 1900 or ib.Ou0 miles, which Ii lcss
than tha. u any known planet. The inner
ol.e, ~ totho oAi-tcnec Of which, The asltone-
mrrs are mt yet absolutely certain. Ia still
clo-er. The diameter Il very small, probably
not more than 5.D00 miles.
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I.Nsl.
There wAs ! biR and patriotic gathering Il
Bennington, W., on thu 18th and l0th inst. u
elchrate tho centennial anniversary III The
lAtile fought there i0O ycAr. ago, u well ~
tho Tooth anniversary II thu birth VI vcrn.ou.
~ ssAte. 0uDpowdcr, n,,,Ac psuCv.1lol.s,
hAnlaiess. slTceher, and ! general sxutsva,su
u spirits. were The features of tho occasion,
Tho crowd. estimated ~ 10000, Included
i'fsrilent llayc. and ma,y osAor dislinsuiu,,ed
lrreotaKrs.
Wcss.
W. II. litbby. indicted for smlpynalion of
l*sjary In tho DRIVER investigation 1, ror.ls.,d
Ofc., has bsen held 10 appear In tho s,,m 81
t2,Da,O. III default 10 II III iaii
Tho Steamer CITY of Madison, from Chicago
for Ludlngton. Mich. waa burned on Lake
Michigan, ~ Racine. Wiz. ! few night. aso.
ThSre were no passengers on boasd. Tho olll
cess and crow escArod In : small l,oal, am,
rowcd bHk H. Chicago.
Gen. Ctblon tsisgrnphs from f,ecr I.od.c.
Mont. that Tho wounded of III. command ha.s
arrived there, and wsro doing we'll. du,,.
Howard ~Ax IN pursuit of thu Iudiau~ Who
wsse nnAbls 10 travel fssl Oh account of their
Wounded, and. % slse his lAngna~s. "ths nsx.
tan,e lhey 4re struck ihcy viii b. ruined"
Prof Watson, ~ The Michigan Untysrsity,
has discovered another nov planet. which ii.
cl1ssas - i star u thu tenth msgnituir,
Tho Murphy Temperance movement ha~
sprsed To Colorado.
Three of " mnss notorious And ss,cc~ssful
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uAIlbtf4t IN ulN NtNNGIIltit3tll W uMNf
lis value, however abundant. eoranal with tl.e
coin iisod BY ushsr nniioiis, Ht,d rendered MI
coMpulrnrs redemption ar contraction laws I'M
ncyreHafy.
w rlaiM that, the wicked contraction ~ thu
currency, and thu threatened forced rslcMt,-
tinn In something VIZ have iant got, II thu cAuru
II tbs prtscnt disturbed state u the country.
and that after thu lessuf tho,isal,dsnf nilnH
w slAll iind va have attempted All iils.rsiill.
~, and hc compelled 10 slowly and painfully
rvtrnre our rterr, IL indeed, w. can trliaec
tllUnl ii all.
We claim that si..e. We now hAv. a forc,.,,
debt. requiring All thc geld NJ can produce IL
pay tliu interest, We h. given such srl,llnu
Ut hnnurcd paper currency ~ WI cail uru IL
enAbie In 10 pfulitAhly employ the lAbnr ~ thv
country, that ~ may ultimately holr - pay
the dela and ereapc national tiisHrArc
VI. rAtM that thu xuhtrrfnsr ~ fraud ~ ia.
| manding eun,ersionlntn ~ona.thin. ". hAs. iiu.
gnt hAs bccn the ransc of TIM periodical ii.s.-
eial eulivulsiuns aud pai,ics that have sM.rl
over our land, and thu world. like tho lesom ~
destruction. and that u shxll no longer hc toll
Grated.
NJ claim that, since tl,e t~n metals, gold and
silver, ~crr ~ lnAtAftal, Insufficient NJ Volume
fug the nrt n thc pVoale ~ n..,..y. tha
drniairtixnK " silver, thus reducing thr scailt
supply uiH.ltAlf. Mas AL unparalleled blow NJ
tho alrcRds heelia.ng prosperity " thc ISuplc.
We claim that money, ~ mon!, " not wealth.
MIN GNtAkrt ~ AAsN ~ ~
change tllc toll by which wealth IL acquired 10
thu AnliutL aud N such toul IL i,atiotlAl rre-
rugAlisc, and whether mlrtallic ~ PAPER should
b. issued directly BY tho Government, and ~
volume III elastic and regulated entirely by tho
laws aud demands II trade.
WI claim that. ~ checks aud bills " exchange
which can lH used by tho larger daAl.ra 4. III
measure Supplement- other methods " ~.
change, arc ON IL thu tcarli u thu nAps III III.
people, to be deprived of thu .rusmlaek.
which |. thr method II exchange " thu iabofer
and sniaIlrs deAlcrr. h M undue and diAilu-
pnitiunAtc hardship to them. and consequent
injury 10 the general coed
W. claim. hnAlly. that II 4 nation has a.
Vance need Of tho material snd reryiccs u II
peOplc or. rather. IN tho future Of nation
haA need 81 thu services u the present. that
the tatisfying s.ich need il thu legitimate fnnc.
ton and property of Al ths people, aud that
| tne iulnilIncut of such nesd should b. ex-
changed Ia paper. and that such paper shonld
not Il ussd 10 horfo,r mcu~y. but that VI lts~ls
II Il money.
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Parties hearing tho above name will
hc interested ~ learn thAt work II nov
In preparation giving tho gcnealogy oi
tho family In this country from thu mid
die Of the seventeenth century 10 III.
present timc. All interested will confer
: favor hy communicating with the pub.
Usher. Rufus b. Kellogg. Green bay.
Wisconsin. who will send. ~ amy, cirvii.
lars with the outline of information
desircd. Persona oi other namcs, with
Kellogg ancestry. ars particularly r.
queat<d 10 write,
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Exchange. Gold, Silver
Government Bonds
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osss~Mesly 1rMttt~a.
.ns.s. a~~~ ~ ~ Ne s~sssagaa sstss .sa snsss
= swssa~ ~ s~Hss v s~ts
Rcal Estate Bought and Sold on
Ccmmission.
TsAhs rain fDR AoA kASfbkNTN
Isssst.e iies..s W. ,ss tnmsH ,ane. Amen i.
sasi#a isas. tsHsssa i.s.t as ssaw~a ssisa.
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Nsw htsA tstiman, ~sst Atas
thtssFs. IHsssn Natsssnsi tank,
Mhwsuk. Aflwsus81 NssRsssi ianl
Ns~assRa fsrss Maternal Hank.
Asmss ki4sslt. ssas tsn.swansa.
SsosA .:n'enAnns,
Insurance Agents,
CMes.a. Iowa.
Represent scmf n she irss .amrsnes In the un,,sx
NsAte., rweh ~ thr -
lrNA, ~ llarsinsi
UNDERWRITERS. ~ Sew y.rk.
mi Amt ~. AMERICAS, - shsaro
&, W c""n@,
Having reasi.d h,s
- MEAv MARk
WIN Keep constantly on hant ~ so-i an asrorsn,ent
can " had " ihls part IT s aonhiry, Al whsle.
sAic nr retail, fnr rash ahd nntlsln elsr.
WV ivy WV A0@Ws 6Ues Nssb bOT WV NNVATs
crr,t nsci nnt e asked for, ~ i, viii not e grant.
~. Asn bound y, sell NJ tl..ap ~ amy us,e Tor
.s.h, AMI h"is m fise R'''eral satisfaction.
.Ions W MAssA'n.
Painter and olaxtov,
CnKrco, Iowa.
..Hhap ntasly orin~,.e ths Elevator. win n.t h.
rs,'tlrd ~ quality " work. rre, cheap any
het,s. ai.lG
-@~a~~sa~-~#-~~-~~a~-~-~.
J = M'rc''k'l.
AuorIoN gGR,
Nxw Onroos Iowa,
win cry auction sais~ In any par II The country
and guarantee satisfaction Or no ls~y Tctm~ rra.
sonAtle. tHf
C. y. MILLER.
Mouse, Sian and oasvlnge Paint
tng,
OMHsca Iowa.
WV. nILAhD,
Cmgsco. Iowa,
VIII Repair Clocks,
Aud guarantee satisfaction. Every clock warsanssd
10 run. Hiring alans your detective rl,,els 10 his
residence. ald hr Will rel them right. Charges
reasonable.
/ AnAs n.sssrr,
County surveyor.
Naftrs-~Tha.e MIN wish for my services ~ sur.
ss,ar may md lnn n my
NUetttrHrr. TW0 and Half Mites North.
west FROM NoWMrsi Center.
un III. Lime krrtnrs read. nr. IN my absence, may
iaANn Nntd with my s1al. 1l.t As rtelssnd
with tnr VI Howard Center ne ttlrn Hoy. AiMAss
Hss is Asfiiu inwisi,ii, AMI range. The hurseys
nfH rss,,fin Will W. kslt III thu tprt ilu.r Gfpnrn
LAiAN UAAHETf.
Wa6 an,lnts Anrseyor,
The Centennial
SADDLE I HARNESS.
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The following real estate transfers were filed
up to noon to-day:
Henry Huffman to Miss Amelia Goodrich
warranty deed, 81 and other good and valuable
considerations, so feet front on north line oi
Section II, Millcreek Township, by 1856 feet
deep, lying $50 feet west OF Cincinnati &
Springfield Railroad
Same to Charles Goodrich, warranty decd, 81
and otner good and valuable considerations, 5(
feet front on north line OF Section II, Millcreek
Township, by l65 feet deep, lying 230 feet west
Of Cincinnati & Springfield Railroad.
w. ID. Mead to Richard Burlew ct al, lease
for 10 years, annual rent OF $4S with the privil-
ege OF purchase, 30 feet by LIS feet on south
east corner OF New Richmond Turnpike, and
northeast corner of David Kincely's lot
John Brendel to Michael Boehnlein, lease for
years, monthly rent of 81 80, lots ST. %, 81 and
%, Rosette CobbS subdivision.
OsmOnd G. Weeden and wife to Wm. w
Weeden ct al, quitclaim deed 81, 43 feet front
on south side of Webster street, by w feet deep
lying lao feet east OF Sycamore street.
Catherine L. Whlteman to Edwin 5. Havens
warranty deed, 80 feet front on south OF Chase
street BY l25 feet deep, lying 30 feet east OF
Mad Anthony street, being in Block 26, in
subdivision OF the estate OF James Z. Ludlow,
in the First Ward.
Albert G. Buckingham to James w. Paxton,
quitcaim deed, 81, 80 feet by 2.S feet in Section
10, Township -, Range =.
Same to same, uutclaim deed, 81, 1909 acres
In Section IA, Township 8, Fractional Range -
Thomson, warranty deed, $4,000, 25 feet front
on east side OF Cincinnati. Mount Pleasant 4
Hamilton Turnpike by 100 feet front on south
side OF Chase street, in Section 20, Cummins
vile.
Fri F. Jewett ana wife to Elizabeth slayton
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BEHIND THE COUNTER.

elbow strange it seems that you are
going to be married, Harveyl What is
the prospective bride likep queried
Rose Dalton of her cousin. o.
"Why, L don't know how to describe
her," he said, confusedly. "she has
brown hair and eyes, the sweetest of
cherry lips and the creamiest OF COM
plexions. Don't that sound like third
rate noveli But really she is just that,
besides having the neatest, trimmest lit
tie figure a woman ever possessed. We
shall have no wedding, as she is in
mourning for her father, who died only
short time SINCE" 9CiE 10 'lf-L
"Where did you meet her?' interrupt
"He sprang down the steps as he re-
Piled:
"When frs saw her she was selling
goods over a counter"
20 Harveyp' rejoined the young lady,
in an Indignant manner.
But he only nodded slightly as he
walked away, leaving her standing
angry and mortified, upon the steps
shocked that her handsome cousin
should anticipate making such mesal-
lance. -.-,.
Harvey did not intend. to leave his
cousin withthis impression OF his soon.
to-be wife; but one friend after another
claimed him, until he had but time to
catch the train and away, and ia an
hours time he had forgotten all about his
theughtless words. s- g.. ... sr..z
"Cad, what do you think Cousin Har-
vey has done~ said Rose, a quarter OF
an hour later, as she burst angrily into
the room where her sister Carrie sat
mending stockings.
GWhaG has he dnnn9, eaId Narrie
quietly. ... ...--
"Wsll, he has proposed to a poor clerk
that is what he has done!' Rose re-
turned, in an exasperated tone.
"W hat of thatW answered Carrie,
mildly.
"What of that?" demanded Rose,
Ihaughtily. GAS il that were not enough
IL is the first time that one OF the mem
bers OF our family have SO forgotten
their lineage as to marry beneath oui
| station"
II don't see that he is marrying be,
meath him II she is good and sweet and
lovable," replied Carrie, spiritedly. I'll
is mean idea that only money can car
ry one through the world, and des pise
it. am proud of Harvey that he has
the good sense to marry the girl he
loves, even ii she is not SO wealthy al
he be; and as to ancestry, it may be as
good as ours for aught we know TO the
contrary. Anyhow, 1 mean to like her;
but always did have plebeian ideas and
tastes," she said, mimicking her sisters
tone.
"Every days experience only con
vinces me Of the fact" Rose rejoined
scornfully, turning up her little nose tt
the highest possible degree OF elevation
| aud banging tbe door behind her IN
very unlady.like manner. she passeC