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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-16
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-16

tns. We'll. WAS sHaln before TIN Hou.,
COMMITTEES ~ tI.e nh Inst, and, III answer
" = question ny David D,,dley ftcid ~ tO
whcthef, In eansaAslns ths louisiana returns,
he lad altered any dxmres ~ destroyed any
TtM n1 stated thal h. dssii,wd 10 answer IN,
qsisa tton touching the Aestnn IT lhr board nm.
III thu lloas gate him hIs illHrty aM NJ.
ltssad him of hi disability. III wanted 10
kno~ = whether he ~1s ihs ,ncr u
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mete sas~sl." A number ~ q,sessionn wcre
ta,t 10 the ~ltness cosscernlns his action ~
mssnber u Tho Returning Hard. 10 iii II
which be- declined 10 answer until relieved IL
The sentence imlo1NA hy The llouse. whirh
holds him In dtlfex1. Chsriss n Aheli, ~.
resssy u ihe Iteturnin& heard. ~ aiso e1s,n
incd iie aid ~ dinrd With ihs hard IN
sunday, pte. I. q which iin,e LitttsAslA totd
hlm be had destroyed the vernen psrIsh rs,rs
NJ one ordered him 10 desitn, thum. Wiines.
saM he certified ~ ~ Votes IN ths Kprublic.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-16

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-16

MnNpAt, Feb. b. The entire public rcs.In
II the cossr WAS occupied IN hearing speeches
~ Ms@@sS. Evast. and OCMr~. which rln~..l
tho p1'~rr u tho c"iainisrls''s ~ ~ hliM tle
returns. ~ thu cotwlMriDN ~ Mr. OtMWl'r
Aaltlfuxs chs court w0nt tnt0 secret nsstpn Tor
tho pur1s,sG IT coslanltAtiOti.
TUESDAY. feh. q. The commission MAS la ~.
rrel se.~luM lls wllnle day, debating The sl,,es
Tim ~ ihe Admt.-lhility ~ cstlei,e. III ihc
fiuridA ca~.
wtpxkspAy. Fei, 7. TN mottm, II Instlrs
Miller, ordered tlsl w evidence viii ~ ~.
set.~i ~ considered b, the commission which
MAS mn ~tslNnIited Ia thu Joint convention nj ttn
twu hoMsss ~ ilr President ~ tlle tki,als. Nth
different ctttiikAlsN. rarrlN ~trli n relates ~
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lat. lAyAri. Clifford Yield. llnntut,. Payne,
Thurman On Mdtnl " Mr. Altndi. ~.
M,lsel that tn tiM eAse ~ ftHisiA this rsi,slnls
.lOn Will receive esLirlNe relating I" thr sliai.
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Al,nSs, lAyarl. bradley, CliNHd. fhld. Il,in-
rrslin6huyaen, 6srisid. H"ar, Miller. Morton.
htf9ns-~7. Tho Heertt.fy II thH commission
MA ordered tD inform, et,tln~l that u Will bt
prepared t0.morrow 10 hrar argument to,bhhg
Tho eligibility of Mumphfeys.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-16

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-16
1lec1 Itpr thc llrllUNs.

Helna invested With arbitrary p0wet..
the Hriti-h authorities sfa taking rigor.
ois measures - prevent the spread ol
tisr rind~lIEsl among tho herbs Nj tlle
United Kingdom. The public alarm
arise. ffom injected cattle having hesn
landed IL l,cptsoil fipm Germany, where
III Hilesia anil The lirnz mount ,ina the
plague exintH u dangerous extent
Fraring scarcity from this psrtilanea. tl,e
English journal eall on ~ ~, mnls
American beef People u Al ,la.Hrs, ~
arr told. hiy u. AMI fhe average weekly
iiato.l.sitl ~l.,us.y ia 4.s GA1 fs1
reiiaas. t..eaf stlrp.sses ..s MI! uslY
Ii store for those vho rnppo..d ouf
trausatl llr,c trad. hnd tisinra ~ lint.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-16

~ ille District Criminal conrt, la~( week. III.
Prosecuting Attorney entered .ollc two~&s,ul
~ ti0 lstlsry ea~e " eA-ltsrciary lh,iknap.
To stated Inv l,e took this sosrsa Il Che rcs,n,.
mc'Mtatipn of Tho President and Attorney dten.
cval. AMI "n asvoMmt NJ Tho imlsobaiality II
etl,stciing tlle accused.
4 lady employed IN oi.e II lhe departments
ha~ SHe1 senator Can#rOn u Pennsylvania, fm
breach ~ marriage iHnsnlse. elaininx va, ,onO
damage.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-16

Il tirrinan Professor. who rrjccth
MnllllHinn doctrines. computes TINT,
taking the world iornn average, Il woninn
Il worth about one.eighlh d. man. He
thinks there arr at ieatt !Nl, ,O()0, ,tl0 I'm.
married women " the world. Az rule,
mt Of Europe, hot*es are more valuable
than mfmhctN ~ the fair arx. However,
EAnuimanx women nru k,src, md each
onc II probably worth two mcn. In NV
set,lema nls. such ~ mnns III California,
woman riHes yaatly IN estimation
sometimes ontyalning ayen incn---and II
Il 10 be- hoped that the women appreciate
their appreciation. HystDn .AasvytiMr,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-16

Sine. the invention of the ,oitoirHl,l
nothing III ~ much needed IN the souiil
m picker capable ~ doing tor cotton
just wl,nt tho IrapinR -maehinrn pre ,loing
fur tlle wl,eat crs'l, u thu world II tn
present time tlir customary price for
manipulating II ~ cents rrr lO, pounds
~ He.sl eut.nil. tlr average yisll ~ which
In marketable lint IL -. p,uuln TIN
es,st II gathering sii.n by band. I'll, ~
fnr'. II n aentr pr r'i,n,l, ~ item
which, appropriate machinery should r.
.ltnv IA t,cr "r,tnm ur mort. \ r,tsun
picker capable d. nnrmrinH three.
i,ntt1i- Or rv,n two-tlirel. of tho yisll
would ln il llcasipp to tie Sonth nnd
give the inventor II l'r.r.ns-l,k fuitunc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-16

Cot. RonGkr INokRsoLLs Il father WIN 4
Atont oil Presbyterian pArson III
Northern Ohio. anal, rysn wls.n thu
fyosts ot Aity winters had whitensl h.s
ha!rs, ~ was the champion wrcstlst ot
1As Village.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-16
n1sosLLAnsovs oIsAx1nos.

John O'Maheney. the wcil.knwn F.,,Ian
leader. did Recently In New York.
A WsHhngtn, disI,4tch Announces il,e ,lcail,
II lteAr Admiral Wilkes. ~ tlss navy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-16

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| OAMkgNo,
cNEyMN. luWA
Exchange. Gold. silver
Government Bends
lDssaeAe AsA Bsld.
| e'see~~t>~Ma mnl~ asA oss~~e~Aa
esv~Mpeeb 0esnesteA.
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neAl Estate Deaghs and 0eM sn
Oomminaiou.
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sunMMrrxpRxr~
Ne Nort sssimen, *pA 4 IN
thtsAwg@~t ~tfstrn NstsaHss Nsra.
| MttvsuAtes NiissHtss NAsirAAi hank.
Aestrert t1es Sas.aeai hsnt.
Assas ksss.,t. sors tasss~nrss.
-
S"s. : memAHn.
Insurance Agents,
cM,~r. fpwA.
H.rs~seM sca,e II thr l~si tomsames IN The Tinted
states. faeh "a thr
ATM, ~ MAsstnrl,
ukbEnwnlTEAx. II Ne~ York,
mi And The AMERICAN, ~ thin src.
&. " eoa"",
Having rns,ed his
MEAr MARk
VIII keep copssanty m hand - good IN as~nttmsnt
sean h haA IN mi. part u ,he r"snsry. ~ ~hoie
sale ~ s~tsi Tor eash and hcshina else.
Wa HAY swv Cash. ana s~it ssr the sAm~.
cr~di, a~ca ncs h. ASKED fpf. ~ II viii nnt be grant.
"a. nm lpMud ~ seil ~ rhsAp ~ snt nnr fos
ss1h, And i~p~ y give general 'at.sfar'aca.
1uMN ". MAYNARD,
Pa,ntss and o,ax,ss,
Casseo, Iowa.
hhap nearly o,,is~it. thc Elevator. Will I'M be
*iesisd ~ 9'at, " work. rrtr~s ~ rhssp - .ly.
! =. MITCHELL.
AvCT EgR,
Nsw Onn,ox. Iowa,
viii sry auction sals~ In sny jMr ~ thu country,
and guarantee Subtraction ~ ~ i,As. tenns feA.
sohnld~. tHt
Gu, x'a.sn
Mouse, Sign and Carriage Paint.
lng,
NM. DALLAHn,
CAIsuo. lava.
VIII repair oleoks.
AMI guarantee satisfaction. livery e,oek warranted
ss.sae, = s ,"s s"s s ~. ssss.s . . s: ca.: :. y:
Ffsronshle.
NJ ~. =. " Ltn.
Teacher es veoa, and instrument.
81 Muol0,
cnt~ao, InwA.
/ AnAs ".""rrr
County surveyor.
No.,er. -.T4e~r ~hn Wish fav my ssv.,ee. :. sar-
Residence. Twe and y Maie Milea N.rih-
west frO,M IlnwNsA Center,
On sAe ian,s Kpr.nss resd, ~, III NJ, absence. may
isssr Word With NY .en. Ihei csn si.o eorstepoad
~i,h me u Howard Center % 0lsn My. Aiss,s
sn. ~. r."e,as 'a Vii @ nss !. I w. sss soss Gs..se
amA County surveyor.
The Centennial
SADDLE / NARNESS
MANUrA0ToRY.
|
Tho nndrnt9ssd hAs rssentiy IeeAted W esessn,
tas the pWrwMs n manufacturing W asder snd
hertlhg ~ hand complete siO.k ~
adde's, Harnesses. Brides. Collars
whips, Laahss, Drushss,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-16
Amolher Reported Human Fertilization.


Tn tin MI III june last j. II, llnHiler
,lisl III nl,M"Hs nf tho liver III Nas
buried In thu Masonic wnetrry. IL, 4
woQlcn coffin, confined IN the ,,sIinl ont.
er casc. On Thursday of lust week M
undertaken VI Aan Francisco lmnl thu
holy removed ~ TINT city. The outer
cn.., when reached, hroke through Int
Oh opening the coflin the corpse was
found ~ be perfectly prtritial, nnd r..
tanning, even ~ the wl,iskers and hair, Il
perfectly natural appearance. The nsly
WIN In surh condition m to permit lts
being raised ~ ti,c h.nd a,ll stosHl on it,
frst nni handled ~ u,ls wulll Il statue,
II wns si,ippsl ~ fright, inrlon.'d ~ i
COMMON wsxIl.n bux. ll,nl weighing. i,ux
included. IND pounds. Al tho time ol
his ,lentl, deceased weighed 10 pounds.
anl IN thr hoN the ls,ly wnn rhipp.d IN
could not have weighed over siSt,
pounds, the lrsiy SEEMS ~ have l.st
nothing In weight during IN Viz montl.s
hnrinl. Inkn tnnnfn ifnkl Hmorraf,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-03
Beating The pest.house.

There is a man now residing in Eu-
reka whose ambition and boast is that
he can beat anybodys little game. He
was at church Sunday evening, and
the intense interest with which he
gazed on the queer contrivances used
by the deacons for collection purposes,
should be a warning to those gentle
men. AS one of the boys expressed it,
"he will put up a job on them, sure"
Some years ago, when the small pox
scare was agiiating the citizens of
Phoebe, Il hero, who was in an impe-
cunious condition, seedy and broke,
conceived and put into execution a
>trategem that succeeded admirably in
filling his pockets and adjoining his
back. Letting a confederate into his
confidence another OF the same ilk-
he procured a vial OF croton oil, re-
tired tn his room, and by repeated APP
plications brought out a f~irst-class
erru ption on his face and body. The
confederate reported the case, and he
vas Immediately removed to the pest
house, and his chum, who kindly vol
unteered, appointed nurse. at a salary
of $40 per day. They We're the only
occupants of the institution, and man
aged to while away thirty days OF en-
forced seclu>ion with the aid of Sun
day delicacies and a nourishing diet.
AT the expiration of thirty days the
nurse reported complete cure of the
sick man, and boosted that under and
by reason of the strict attention paid
by him TO the patient, not a pit nor
scar marred his features. A new suit
of clothes Vas provided for both, the
$500 paid for attendance, and they left
town on the next stage. Boosting, when
at a safe distance, of their smartness
and talent in beating the pest-house
game"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-03
Ashissa a. BrO.

Ashim & Bro. come to the front with
q column advertisement on the merits
OF their goods, their facilities for pur-
chasing, manufacturing and dealing in
merchardiss of all descriptions, the
economy Of trading with them, and
various Other items of interest to the
buyer. They have just received a
large and varied stock of clothing, fur.
nishing goods, general merchandise.
etc., and our readers will do well To
study their advertisement and then 90
stra'ghtway to their store and convince
themselves that II Is no empty boast on
their part. A 20 per cent. reduction in
these hard times IL an opportunity moi
to be neglected, and we are satisfied
they mean what they a v The iirm
Is one of the oldest in Nevada. and has
sfrst'class name by their square deal.
ing, and the fact that their goods and
wares ara always A /. The gentle
manly attendants will always meet
you with a smile and attend tn your
wants with a courtesy that will induce
you 70 open your purse strings, and
that latter operation is sure to rebound
TO your benefit.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-03
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT
ON THE COMSTOCK.
The Miners Union Moving tt
Keep Up The Wages.
A THREE-DOLLAR MAN FLEE.
ING FOR HIS LIFE.
Further Trouble Anticipated.

UEGAleL AEOtUbO a II tlCh 1bUtSOs
VIRGINIA, May 2.
Great excitement prevails here to-
day over the prospect of a labor riot.
j. d. Bod we'll, the man who organized
a Cooperative Mill and Mining Com
pany, TO practically reduce miners
wages to three dollars per day by 80
curing them employment and taking
their note for one hundred dollars,
payable in installments of one dol
lar per day, was notified by
the Miners Union that he must desist,
and on the written notice were the
words: "a word to the wise is suffi-
Gent" He was stopped by a crowd OF
men in front of the PostOffica about IL
O'Clock this morning and asked to ex-
plain his conduct, when he ran through
a tinshop and fled down the canyon
followed by several hundred men.
Lynching and shooting "a freely
talked of and a party are still on his
track. 1t is believed that he will never
return alive. The miners hint omi-
nousIv of a labor riot. The IRON
moulders are on a strike and will pa
rade the streets to night with a band Of
music.
The miners who were discharged
from the Bullion for the alleged SAILING
of the diamond drill have called u
meeting at Judge Moses Courtroom
for four o'clock to morrow and ask
that the charges made against them be
verified under oath.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-03
FROM THE BAY.
Reorganization Of The Martin
White Company.
GETTING The BEST OF THE DESERT
LAND LAW.
Death Of John b. FELTON,.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.
The following officers and trustees
were yesterday elected by the Martin
White Mining Company: President,
Annis Merrill /; Treasurer, George G..
Observation-Disclosures John Hooper;
Secretary, Lyttleion Price; Trustees
Z. Ii. Stanyan, John A.. Hooper. e. d.
Sawyer, Annis Merrill and one vacancy
to fill. Martin White, the former
President aud Chief Manager, and Ely
Clement. Superintendent. are the prin
ripal retirements. 1t is said the new
Company have ample capital, and that
they are now in a better condition than
ever 10 make their mines, in fact the
whole of Ward District. a success.
In connection with the recent expose
been taken of the construction of the
Desert Land Law by spectators, it is
as~certained that steps are icing taken,
and will soon be consumma.ed, to Sc
cure a large and valuable tract of land
III the ella valley. General Phineas
Banning is reported as being the pro-
jector of this enterprise. The land lies
in The river bottom and is of the rich.
est quality, as has heretofore been
proved on the occasion of the over
flow of the river, when a rank growth
of vegetation at inc sprung up. A
ditch Is miles long is already nearly
completed which will furnish water
for irrigation.
John B. FELTON, died to-day, at his
residence in Oakland, of paralysis.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-03
The %IlOOsnc.

We are pleased to announce that
tue efforts Of Billy Wermuih to place
the Hoosac property in the New York
market have been crowned with sue
cess. Deeds conveying the property
10 the Hoosac Gold and Silver Mining
company of New York we're yester-
Gay Med In the office OF the County
recorder for record. We have not
neen favored with the figures, bat take
y Tor granted that the price paid by
me New York company was some.
thing handsome, AS the Hoosac in
Gays gone by vas one of the most
productive and hest paying mines in
.nis portion Of the State. The reduc.
tlon works OF the company are also
extensive and t~irst-class. 1t will look
ike old times to see the Hoosac once
more in full blast. Mr.. Wermuth,
VINO We believe retains the superin.
tendency Of the property, is expected
nese next Saturday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-03
A Bad Scare.

Some years ago, at a time when the
subject of COL, a party of citizens
started out to give a donation to a
poor but deserving clergyman resid-
ing in Eureka. Pillow.case parties
We're the rage at the time. and the do
majors ARRANGED themselves in those
ghostly garbs and proceeded stealthily
10 the house OF the pastor whose heart
they ~gladdened with their timely gifts.
A pleasant evening passed, and along
about the "wee sina hours" they made
their exit and filed down a back street,
still clothed i'm their white robes. A
couple of check guerrlllas proving
about noticed them, and their guilty
consciences and excited imaginstions
sounded the alarm at once. Rushing
down main street to the haunts OF
where others of their ilk were con
gregated, they sounded the warn
ing. 1.-THE G0l's are coming
with a six = shooter in each
hand. You fellers better git out OF
here at once" There was a hurrying
to and fro, a speedy packing of bun
dies, and in fifteen minutes a dozen
roughs were hastily footing it toward,
more genial chimes, looking back over
their shoulders with fear and expec.
fancy of the a approach of the san
culinary pursuers. They met in Other
towns and congratulated themselves ON
their narrow escape, and to the present
day cannot be persuaded otherwise
The citizens then proceeded qnietly
and calmly to bed, unaware of the ap
pr%ehensions that their friendly call had
caused and the good that had resulted
to the town from it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-03
FireSNen's Ball.

Eureka Hook and Ladder Company
and Knickerbocker Hose Company
have decided to give n grand ball on
The evening OF May 10Th, at Mendes'
Hall. The fire laddies' parties have
always been the most enjoyable of at
fairs, and the occasion will be taken
advantage of by those who delight in
the giddy mazes of the dance. W.
have no doubt that the party will be q
success in every way. 1t is not only q
chance to pass IA pleasant evening, bul
a full attendance will fill the e~xchequel
of the companies. AS their constanI
wa,chfulness and promptitude at al
times when their services are needed
is notorious, and their time is giver
ratuitously, the citizens will be only
serving their " interests in giving
the boys a benefit.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-03
AUGUST FLowER.-Tho most miserable be-

AUGUST F~LowER.-The most miserable be-
ings in the world arc those suffering from
dyspepsia and liver complaint. More than
seventy-ive per cent. OF the people in the
sick headache, babitual cos ~ivepess, ~pslpits-
tloa of the heart. heart-harn, water-brash,
~gnawing and burning pains at the pit Of the
stomach, yellow skin. coated tor que and disa-
greeabie taste in ths mouth, coming up Of
food after eating, 10. spirits, etc. Go to your
druggist and get a 20 cent bottle Of AUGUsr
FLOWER or a sample bottle fos 10 cents. Try
it two doses will relieve you.
Agents: Crane d Brigham, wholesale
druggists. San Francisco ja2-eow