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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-05
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Chlpnan, Htons 4 Co., of Now York, one OF
The largest Arms sngasei III tho japanese
trade, have failst with liabilities of several
hundred thousand doiiasu.
Ata pnblIc boxins exhibition In Dostou last
week, between r. J. McDsrmoat aud u. David.
soa. ths latter sacstvsd lnjartes from which l.s
died before leaving tAs hsil.
west.
Daring tho season Of navigation on our greal
lAaes. nav closed, 61p marine disasters were
rspesSed, invelvtas . total loss N property
estimated u si,i7s. 40. The total dsaths os
ssansa sesesdsA wan is6. New craft wers
- aeoss having IN aggregate tonnAvo u 7.l0i.
. 0ola9 on from iasl ysas
All The arus and ammunition stored III tho
anenal q -. Lsnis hsvs issn removed to
1Ioch Island. u Il stated ti,at tho Aswensi Il 10
be converted Into cavalry recruiting station.
Chicago Aat t7a ases i6st yssr. which de-
sesoysd e00o, 00 wossh ~ property Tho total
''nmbsr of deaths In the city durlng tho ysat
wa~ 4. kJo.
The Chicago Journal OF Thursday says
the sarm4r IN soms sectloha sre complain.
Ing Erisvonsly Of drought. Tho light rains Of
iast Autumn iefs The sirssms aud aIwinxs With
asaass snppllss of water. In son.e casSu Il
n impossible N SIMPLY The moods % stooh
without HrsAt diflleni.y.
Tho wages and salaries of sll employees ~
the unlon Pacific railroaA, from enpertntend.
ess down. (snstasev sloas sxespscd,, have
bssn reduced from . 70 - psr cont
NJ. Peter II. Tsft. son " shs secrstavy OF
Was, - married last we4k n Cincinnati 70
Miss Ilmllsst.
The largo pApsr mill of Iissnshss. Moore 4
Co., - Lsnrel Ind., was burned last week.
L7@, sto0, ,OOO lnsnvsnc~ 4lb O00
AsOuih.
4 Ass u Homer, La. destroyed 4i5O, 600
worth of property
There y talk IN New OrieanA of coalition
beswssn ptnchbsch ara Wasmoth and Tie
Dsmocssts. BY which Nicl,olIs IL 70 10 made
tovssnos asd ths two nnt named srs u IL
ssnt 10 ths unttsi htasss Bcnats.
4 resolution w. sdopsAd BY ths Monss In.
vssegAaasg CoaAmittes, d New OrjeAas. on tho
Seee. ceosnaa u,as The refusal ~ President
OFssa, Of shs Wsss4rn Union Telegraph Com.
rany 10 appear aud pspflncs certain tsI1grsmA
b ssjofted 70 the House, and that tho llouss
be ashsd 10 rrocssd agA,,st him ~ con.smtA.
The lawn Of Crockett. Houston county,
Tssas, hss hesn almost totally destroyed b.
nra.
1 TAnahassss lvloslde) dispasel, os tho a7,A
~ sarHl "Asty. On. Ceehs made tAs can.
vsa1 o. NJ vote this morning, after tho oshs,
msnbsm NJ the hoard refused - canvass.
1'hls stvae Drew W ~ Tildsn u majority.
THIS osnvaAa ~ Aisd In The Clerks oliles IL
oes0Deaee - The osdss os the Couf. Hubst-
rnsally tAs oeAss nembsss of tho bcasd axretd
70 sssssvaM ssl Mo taIl hoard nss q r. n.
ThNls canvass gives Drew / majority ~ ip5
a'sd Ne Hayes slscsors SO0. Oocks fiisA
psot1sl"
4 AAsrslsI, frsM Ooinn,ble, \. g.. rays ti,e
Osscssslmai sat soanAttss ipished i,s IL.
eoes - tlas y9tA uil, aad sd)psrnsd Vino do.
TIE sannlttee une,hssossly mud thst the r..
turns q hs sscsal slsslleu glvs The Hsyss
40 Whselss elseeom eastcs,y aud slsss
uaprpn uovsrnos.
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Ons1imArs minds must surrender and
sdmls the wonderful Cures ~ l'rugiIs
Coklu and nroOaiiiils sNees4d by Dr. J. II
Mri.ssns Corgh snd Ling HsAllg uiphates.
ThIs he~ way, ues pvtnsiplt, rroilir.s,E sIAs
golng dIiaat 10 Tn srssssI l.4tts /. iI,t II
iaua sdy Trial hykvs u ~ higU u ~
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cash. .aa Aop% % give ssaess, .a,'sf.e''oa.
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palntos and olasles,
Caxseo, Iowa.
shop nearly opposite ,he Elevator. WIN nn he
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County surveyor.
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Concentration OF U. q. Troops Near
the Mexican Frontier.

MATAMoRAs, April A.-Considerable
excitement prevails on tho frontier on
account OF what appears to be well
founded rumor that Gen. Ord, military
commander of Texas, has directed the
concentration of q considerable number
Of U. S. troops at Laredo, Texas, on the
Rio Grsnde, Immediately opposite
Nirevo, Mexico. This movement at a
time when the frontier is quiet,
and taken in connection with the
tact that Colonel Shaher recently
crossed force OF United States troops
into Mexico near Reidras, with Gen.
Ord's knowledge, spd in the presence OF
Gen. Escobedo, who is chief military
partisan OF ex.President Lerdo ut San
Antonio, Texas, which Is the hesdqusr'
ters of Gen. Ord, is regarded as a
menace on the part of the U nited States
military authorities on the Rio Grande as
against the government of Diaz, which
if persisted in is likely to lead
to serious complications il not open hos
tlities between the United States and
Mexico. Several arrests were made the
past few days of Mexican army officers
on the frontier, who are known to sym
pathize with the movement for the res
toration of Lerdo, AID important docu'
ments duplicating sthers were found III
their pOssesSlol.
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, April 2,-Gev. Young
to-day sent to the Senate the names OF the
following persons to be trustees of tho
Agricultural and Mechanical College in
accordance with the recent reorgspizing
of that institution, giving one trustee to
each Congressional district: David Sin
ton sad Chris. Kinsinger, Of Hamilton
Cyrus Faulkner, of Butler; j. b. Schnei'
der, of Augaze; W. II. Scott, OF Lucas;
Harman Hooker, OF Ross; A. Z. Dalnell,
OF Champagne; I. G. Jones, of Della
ware; w. 2. Noble, OF Seneca; Ralph
Lee of Lawrence; Joseph Sullivan, OF
Franklin; ID. w. Caldwell, OF
Muskingum; Thomas, Mickey, of Rich
ard; A. w. Glszier, of Washington; j,
&. Jsmison, OF Harrison; A. b. Cornell,
of Mahoning; g. w. Horr, of Lorraine;
+. Leslpg, OF Lake, and W. 5. Straitor,
of Cuysnogs. The new Board stands
politically, Republicans lS, Democrats s.
In the House, the House bill fixing the
minimum fire test of oils at l25 degrees,
WAS passed. House bill to provide for
printing House and Senate journals
dsiIy was passed. House bill to make
silver legal tender IN OHIO was passed
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LOUISIANA FREE.

'S'e'isy the fnsl act of the much
''' Southern policy of Mr.. Presi.
~AFEs was completed; the troops
2'awn from the support of the
governor Of Louisiana, one PACK
'-V@ mushroom government, of
aS melted swsy in consequence,
-. -'' morning sees, not only that un-
,''' SIaie but indeed. the whole
AID the whole hard, once more in
~'sa' snd freed from foreign inter-
.- - II domestic sff.irs, BY the gov
',>'a: . Of the United s:stes.
'Aao'i impossible for a citizen OF
~ and Of West Virginia at large
~, ana Sas: q delightful sensation OF
-4'' be experienced by the resi-.
7, Z" 'ns: ate most un fortunate State
30 Il Is true, here ielt the delights
~. ,.'''n with It's test os,hs and dis.
T., '9'vr''i but they are, long since,
-, y" Inc past. We have had
Va. season OF freedom; but
IL; Dce the war ended in
:s,.s.Se 's.Se years sgo-Louisians
i, . 'ne fsvorite camping, or squat.
i. ... V-ad Tor United States thieves
,so.. -0aggess, who there have hac
9s,,s -.a''sd sway. They would b.
Tie polls, bu. i.f.mou. R.
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Seyere Gale.

GALVESTON, April PA very sewers
gale, accompanied by rain and hail. viz
tied here at 6:45 this morning II lasted
from ten 10 fifteen minutes, but during
that time blew st the rate OF sIIty miles
per hour. Considerable damage was
done TO buildings IN the city ana to tho
chipping in the harbpr Lossas-G. *
II. railroad freigh. sheds, 800 fee! long.
blown down, part OF round house dc.
molished and eleven freight cars wrecked
Morgan Line freight sheds destroyed;
Turnles's warehouse, SOrleys block
and Moodys block, partly un-
rooted; Francis block wrecked.
Several other houses IN various
parts are demolished. The Morgan llno
steamer, city OF Norfolk was blown
ashore Dear toe brcakwater, but was got
ten of At high tide this evening without
material damage. The steamer Tboms
Iost her chmneys, upper works and rud.
der; the piIct boat Eclipse was driven
ashore; tho yacht Cyugct csp'lzed; the
schooner Elizabeth Lee, Of Mays Land.
ing, New Jersey, slightly damaged. No
loss of life reported.
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.

llenews from EIrope this morning Is
:E..eiv wa-i.ka. 1rn Car mani
~ 20 ias Russian troops i published,
.:sl.ca .e declares that il has been al
TAv: bis esrne.. Intention 10 maintain
;ss. sri svi bl0odshed; but that
..:say hS. taken such an obstinate
rl't; refusing, - positively, to agree to
r!un!tl,n, wu,"h would enable him
acs'ry o.. r's'n,ul wishes, that, at
l':g:H, the ro.oy of Russia is involved,
r:;le vs.: is inevitable. He, therefore.
rs' the blessing OF God upon his troops,
III orders them to cross the Turkish
t9,.ias.
Tbs s bu! the beginning. There is
lie tOabt that the conflict, thus in
E;-'s;et, will, unless something unfor
VI occurs 10 prevent, be long and ex-
A-'.'ve, ard before the end, We may see
lie European powers involved, and
~'aoe continent engaged in bloody
o..,i5n.
A;e'dy, too, the interpreters of ancient
'.?as'y are beginning to predict the
:. q ,he world, and declare that
= crest battle of Armsgeddon
f''a Of in scripture, will be
''s'" sod that this will be the grand
-''.''on so generally anticipated be-
'"' '2e mi.enisl era sets in. However
''-s's sane pr prophesies we're INDUCED
~ ''e breaking out OF our late war,
= the millennium is, apparently
- s Tar Of as ever, very little Golf
''''' .sH be placed in what these wise
'7Ay. lis needless, at any rate,
'h"ciPs:e, for We shall soon see whs,
",.,. see.
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south Carolina Legislature.

COLUMBIA, April 2O--The General
Assembly met in extra session, on the
call OF Gov. Hampton. In the House
the proceedings were confined to calling
the roll of the Wallace House, as 1t stood
when it adjourned, in December, with
si1ty.nine members. The names of the
mem bers OF the Mackey House were not
put on the roll and no action taken con-
cerning them.
In the Senate former Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor Glesves called the body to order
and made farewell address, insisting
that be was legally reelected, but that
further resistance would be futile.
Mr.. Swsils, President pro tem., took
the chair, and u motion was adopted Tor
committee to wait on Simpson, Hamp-
tons Lieutenant Governor, and TO swear
him in.
Mr.. Simpson came forward and told
the Senate that ne h 4d already been de-
elsred elected and had quahhed with
Hampton last December, ard
no power Oh earth could make
him take the oath OF office again. After
discussion, the Senate recOnsdered Its
action and struck out the provision for
swearing in Simpson, He then took his
seat and delivered u brief address, urg-
ing harmony and strict regard tor the
rights of all classes.
A motion WAS then made to swear in
the three Democrats from EdgeheId,
Lsurens and Abbeville, whom the Senate
had previously refused TO seat.
OBJECTION was made, but Mr.. Simpson
ruled that on the certificate of election
they were entitled TO n seat, subject to
contest, and declined to entertain an sP-
peal from his ruling.
The three Senators, with the Demo
crat elected since the adjournment to
fiji the vacancy in Bsrnvllle, were then
sworn IN.
The Senate now stands Is Democrats,
Is Republicans, bu: one Republican ssu.
ally votes with the Democrats and snoth-
er is in jail under criminal charges await
ing trial, so the vote virtually is l6 70 10,
the Lieutensnt-Governor having the
casting vote. The indications are
thst Associate Justice Willard, New
York Republican, will be nominated for
Chief Justice by the Democratic caucus
ard elected in accordance with Hsmp-
tons avowed desire.
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gsvsr in Europe may tend to slim
:ls,he price OF wheat and oresd'tuhs
,.,.,sIIy, and no doubt it will, cut there
,u. snot er view to take ot the ques-
:.a offs general revival of trade being
.s.ed thereby. Flour will 60 up; but
..:,n, petroleum, and various other
Inn. vii. 20 down. 80 alter all, the
..r,ession OF one branch OF trade will
,.obsbly Offset the elevation Of another
I is slso believed that the new and high
ne. of losDs which will be placed on
L. nsrse: in Europe by the war, Will
s.:s s lessening Of demand for Amer
y securities. This war, therefore, VIII
SO likely to restore good times. In
:..r, thrift and economy are the main
e,ytor our peop.e to lock to, % &C COM
=. lbs. end.
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are in good spiritA although dyssntsry
has appeared among them.
A Vienna correspondent tslsgraphs
that the Turkish ambaasador there, when
Communicating 10 Count Andrassy the
Grand Viz,sr's note 10 RoumaniA, sx.
pressed the opinion that Roumaais
would merely protest against and not ~.
sist the Turkish occupation Of Kalafat.
The immediate object Of the Russian
advance into Roumsnia 70 70 protect
the bridge At Bafboschi where
the drst collision is expected. II
the Turks succeed in destroying
the bridg the Russians would have dif-
feulty in procuring supplies.
A dispatch from Connantinople 40
nounces that the Turkish iron clad squad.
ron in the Bosphorus Is ready TO sail.
It Is believed that the British feet viii
come TO Censtantinople
CoSsrASrISoPLx April N.-Safnet
PashA has sent dispatch to the represea-
tstives Of the Porte abroad, informing
them that the Russian charge dc sdaires
had left with the whole stAd, aRd that
while regretting the turn Of afairs
brought about by Russia he had fol.
lowed the example Of that power.
and instructed its representatives 10
Russia to break of their relations with
The Imperial government. The members
OF the Turkish embassy at st. Petersburg
will accordingly leave TO. morrow.
N. Lsysrd is said TO have informed
the Psrte that England had guaranteed
the integrity and independence of the o.
tomsn empire only under the conditions
laid down by the treaty stipulstions for
the exercise Of control by the powers.
The Porte having contested this right, Il
has forfeited the benefits guaranteed by
those treaties, and England could not in.
tervene with arms IN Its behalf.
VIENNA. April "a. The Ru.isn ad-
vance guard which commenced crossing
the Prulh at sunset to-day numbers
$4,000, half cavalry and half infantry.
They are taking the direction OF Galatho.
Five other divisions with forty canon
are stationed NJ kubei. They
will advance so ~ 10 reach the
Danube at Ismsil. Kila and Vilod.
Companies Of sappers, wu0 have already
passed through Bucharest. are going 10
Giurgcvo to throw up deienses against
the Turkish raids.
A dispatch fron Berlin states that the
Porte has asked Sorvis 10 prevent tho
Russian troops from CT crossing the Danube
and entering that prlnclpsllly.
KlscHxsErr, April 4--The advance
corps for crossing tho Pruth will DO
25,OO0 strong.
BUCHAREST. April H.-Twclvo hun
dred mounted Cossacks have passed
through KItilis, near here, on their way
&c Kslslst. Saturday evening = rcgt-
ment of Roumanisn cavalry started for
kslaist.
Crest excitement prevails here.
CAIRO, EGYrr, April 24.-Prince HS-
son will leave for Constantinople to-
morrow, accompanied by two high sih-
cers. His mission will be Of short duru.
tiOL.
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Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-At the Cabi.
net meeting to-day, which WAS of short
duration, no reference was made to-the
proposed extra session of Congress. II
is not probable that the day originally
designated (the 4th OF Jnhe) will be
changed. 1t is upp osed that proclsma-
tion will be issued toward the end Of the
week.
Among the callers at the White
House to-day. WAS Mrs Sarah Davis,
who has shaken hands with every Presi-
dent from Was shington down.
The report of the Louisiana Commits.
sisu Wa, submitted TO the Presidect this
afternoon. 1t will be made public to-
morrow.
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Irish Home Rule.

LONDON, August 2i-In the House Of
Commons tonight, Mr.. Shaw, member
from the county of Cork, moved the sp-
pointment of a select committee to in
Quire into the nature, extent and grounds
OF the demand made by the Irish people
for the restoration of the Irish Parlla.
ment. After heated debate, the motion
was rejected by vote of All to 81. The
Marquis Of Harrington and Messrs.
Fswcet. and Forster concurred with the
government speakers in expressing tie
most unqualified opposition TO home rule
in Ireland
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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

, A severe wind storm, accompanied oy
rain and hail, visited Texas yesterday.
It is rumored that General Ord, mill.
tary commander OF Texas, 10 concen.
trsting United States troops near ths
Mexican frontier for the purpose OF aid.
ing the Diaz government. If persisted
IN, the movement Is likely to lead to hos.
tilitIes between the United States and
Mexico
at Deadwood, Dakota, yesterday, sew
EN- men atte empted to adjust the title OF q
town lot. Result: One man killed and
two wounded.
Judge II. N. Spofford has been elected
United States Senator from Louisiana.
The Republican members of the Lou
isisna Legislature have issued an ad-
dress to Packard, in which they advise
him to refrain, for the present, from ac-
lively asserting bis claims to the gov
ernorship, trusting to the future to Vim
dicate the RIGHTEOUSNESS of his cause.
Russian troops have crossed the Turk
ish frontier.
George Williams (colored), convicted
of killing his step. child by beating and
roasting her, was executed yesterday at
Springfield, Georgia.
Francis Ranger, who claims TO be q
Catholic priest, but is not, was arrested
in Nashville, yesterday, for obtaining
money under false pretences.
The United States troops evacuated
New Orleans yesterday. These was very
little excitement.
Col. Thos. b. Keogh, Chairman of the
North Carolina Republican State Com
mittee, is out in letter announcing his
support of President Hayes in his South
ern policy.
The South Csroliba Legislature con-
vened in extra session yesterday.
An examination of the accounts OF A.
G. jackson, ex-receivor Of taxes at Cam
den, N. j., discloses deficit of $47, 900.
Jackson refunded $4,000, and claims
that be will make good the remaining
$4,000.
Luthur q. Clark, senior member of the
firm of Clark, Dodge & Co., bankers,
died in New York yesterday, aged g.
About thirty five years ago he founded,
with others, the banking house of Clark
Bros, in st. Louis.
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Now hlnle MOyetnenf.

YASKTor, April IA very large
and enthusiastic adjourned meeting Of
citizens was held a. the Court House last
evening, and was Addrowsd by Governor
Pennington and Othsrs, 70 take steps ~.
ward 'ecurIng State organization. Tbs
movement meets with approval without
regard u party, snd IL being taken up
by the people ia other paru Of the tef-
ritory. A. tho nesting last evening
committees were appointed 10 further the
movement, and provi,ion msde for meet.
irgs a. other places
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Life Association OF America.

BosToS, April 24.-Insursnce Com
missioner Rhodes, who examined the si-
fairs OF the Lite Association OF America,
q. St. Louis, reports that the company
have good assets amounting TO si5O,OOO
in ADDITION to the 100000 which could
not be allowed by the commissIoner.
This shows the company 70 be self
supporting one. Their surplus, according
to the Missouri standard OF Fix per cent.
reserve, as defnej by the examining
commissioner, is about $4,000. The def
cheney alluued 10 is on basis OF 4! per
cent. reserve, as required BY the iss OF
Massachusetts, and other States, but does
not interfere with the company doing
business in Missouri.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-25
santo Domingo Matters.

HAvAsA, April 24..-Ssnto Domingo
date, TO the gIh inst, say that President
Bssz is fast losing bis popularity. He
has recently srreted four generals on
mere suspicion, and issued q decree Of
dering duties payable IN cash. This de-
cree has psraIyzet trade, merchants.
hitherto having been sccustomsd
70 paying part OF the duties IN govern
ment bonds. II Ia estims,sd the tobacco
crop will yield 10000 seroons, the
largest crop ever had Rumon are 10
circulation that Samsna bay will bs
Iel.sed 10 Germsny, but they are not
credited
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