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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-06


George VIA unable IL drive from hin
lninl the image ~ the ppor girl whom liz
Ind mt NJ strangely. II. felt an inlenss,
yearniiR 81 49, once nlnre tint sweet,
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avoid going again 70 Oh. punk.
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him 4. rs.t ~ possible.
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lsr II the hotel.
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hope tint Mr.. Wnrl will iinl nv call
1lite sseisahle, +" Haisl thu Lady. who wins
NJ other than HnIcn's cIaprro,lc.
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fruin rllilslllNAl. Hslens luther WAs very
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wife promise TINT Hhr would abide Nv
lIis decision respecting H.lrnH marriage.
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morning ~ hcarl tint ltalpl, Ind dic,I
NJ yellow fever ~ lilo Junrirp. Tho new.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-06

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~ Htrs.ngtlien Georges resolution. His
affairs wer, settled, anil lie rould nov
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his business, In the afternMu, liz stopped
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view with Mn. uwynne. IL her le
grsvely communicated hiA Intentions.
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General Merchandise.
!. d. lsUWH ~ f1n anA g~nsssi a4acrsmeM,,
eed s11In n newest pstHss.
, 1877-05-12
TIE Il A Nj S.
Sr. THOMAS STATION.

New York, May 7h.-Ths meeting Of the US.
Congress has been sumnoned for the fifteenth
October.
In consequence Of the unsettled state of affairs
in South AFRICA tbs annexation of the Trsnsvaal
RepuSic by England has just been competed.
st Petersburg news announces that the pelicy
Of the British Government is mistrusted by the
Russian Cabinet
The Manchester "Gunrdian" states that the
anti. Turkish views of the Marquis Of Salisbury
ami Earl Of Carnarvon NIs the cause of the disssn.
sions between them and the other members Of the
Cabinet,
MI. Carlyle has written u letter 10 the Lonioa
Times" advocating the Russian 'lioY and con-
demning that Of The Earl of B-eoou.6cld.
In Europs and the United States a largo business
has been done in war risks.
ST. kits, May 8th.-A boat arrived hare yes
tsrdny with tie mate and five men Of the Grew Of
the British Barque "Riaeman,'' bound from Dem@.
rara TO London. with sugar and rum, which Was
burnt at SEA on the 35th ultimo.
Taey report that the Captain and the rest of the
crew took the other boat, and parted company on
tbs Goth.
The cause Of the fire is unknown.
NBw YoRa, 6lh.-The Earl OF Dsrby's sharp
reply to Prince Grtschakoff's circular to the
p wers has been published and the French press
in commenting on it says that it was the only
reply that it was possibls to give to Russia after
her deola ration of war against Turkey. No e@ly
has yet been received from ST. Petersburg.
In England the liberals have persuaded Ne
Gladstone to modify bis proposed resolutions
, 1877-05-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

PROM the LIST of July next three
Teachers will be appointed at
the viz:
A first Teacher to teach principal
Iy Mathematics and Physics and to
have the daily superintendent Of
the College salary $500 per annum
and free dwelling.
Two other Teachers, one to teach
principally English, the other to
teach principally French and Span
iSh salary 5000 per onnum.
Applications addressed to the
Government of the Danish West
India Islands and provided with Ger
tifcates will be received by the
School Director, MIR. o. Z. BACHE,
during the present month. The Sp-
plicants must state which OF the other
branches of instruction mentioned in
5 10 Of the School Ordinance they
may be able to conduct.
Government Secretary's Office, St.
Thomas, 9Th May 1877.
CARL IIAYTENSEN.
, 1877-05-12

years, for:the second II years, for the Bird
Ths College, which is 10 include s
classes, will begin with The 3 lower classes
only. AS soon as possible the 4th and 9th
will be added.
The tuition fee for a pupil in the two
lower classes is fixed at 50 Quarterly
and for the three higher classes at $l2.
payable in advance. When several
brothers attend The College together, the
second and third pay each half tee tor
tie number exceeding three nothing 10
paid,
The School Director will receive appli-
cations for children to be admitted in the
College /; he begs parents aud guardians
to address thcmseiyts to him verbally ~
this and in other matters concerning the
College. For this purpose ne will be
found every day (Sundays and holidays
exccpted) from nine to half past ten o'c'ock
a, M. at his residence No / Kougensgade
until the 10Th inst. and after the 22nd as
the Office o: the School Board in the
College.
The School Board, s.. Thomas, srd
May 1877.
o. F. BACHE.
School Director.
, 1877-05-12
O. f. BACHE.
School Director.
notice.

~ $ hereby given that a year
u " Dividend Of TIL Il E E
PER CEN on the Cap
ital ofthc institution declared
at a Meeting Of Proprietors
held this Day, will be payable
az the Bank Of ST. Thomas to-
morrow, and every day after
during the hours IL business.
Office Of the St. 7 homas,
Marine Repairing Slip co.
st. Thomas 9th May 1877.
y. ~LUECHETTI,
Chairman.
, 1877-05-12

Outside the School hours and separate
~ paid for, instruction in Latin will be
given to tho pupils for whom it lie
desired.
The pupils will according to age and
proficiency be divided into classes, each
OF one years duration, in such a manner
that each class will be taught sepa.
rateIy and that the instruction in all
branches is the same for all pupils in the
same class. The conditions for being
admitted to the LIST (owest) class of the
College shall he proficiency in reading
English, in writing text, and in working
sums in the four rules of Arithmetic.
The norr0al age 10 for the Isl class 10
, 1877-05-12
ST. CRoII,
Saturday, leM Mqs 1877.

The United States Frigote, Hartford, Cap
tain Luce, bearing tho flag o! Admiral
T,ench1rd. arrived at West End on
Wednesday, and will leave the Is.aad
to-day.
, 1877-05-12
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT
FOR APRIL 1877.

This month has, like March, been very
dry, and all over, only u very little part OF
the island has got as much rain as the
average for the last Is years, say 205 IN.
The wind had the three first days a
northerly direction, but on the 4th it veered
to Sc. and kept about that direction until
the 10th when it again became northerly
and verv dry. On the 10Th it was E, on
the 22nd Sc. on the 25th E.N.E. on tho
2sth perfectly calm and then unsteady for
the last days.
The month has been very hot The
average heat has been:
1875 1876 1877
in @hristiensted. -. 1851 1901 27.o2
at Kingshill. ......25.o2 250.8 27.04
in Frederiksted. ...26.9l 27.P6
or more than l.o5 higher than the preced~
ing years, and yet the maximum ther-
monster has not reached the same height
40 last year, when on the 10th it was
1926 the hottest day this year was
the 18th with 32o. The minimum
thermometer has shown about the
same as last year. about 25o at Oa
average. The average difference between
the two thermometers has been 4'7o.
The moisture OF the atmosphere has
been about the same as the preceding
years 72o but been less chaDgeabls than
usual, neither coming as great uOr as
small.
, 1877-05-12
THE COLLEGE

nm the End Of July, a. c., in ~occordauco
" with Ordinance concerning Schools
and public instruction in the islands st.
Thomas and st. Johns of l1th February
1876, a COLLEGE will be opened in this
town at No. is KOngensgads (near Gov
eminent house).
The instruction, which will be given
in the English language, will include the
following branches:
ENGLISH, DANISH,
FRENCH, SPANISH,
HISTORY. GEOGRAPHY,
NATURAL HISTORY. PHYSICS,
ARITHMETIC. ALGEBRA,
GEOMETRY, CALIGRAPHY,
COMMERCIAL THEORY,
DRAWING, GYMNASTICS.
, 1877-05-12
Shipping ~ Intelligence
CHRIsTIANsTED;

c-HRIsTIANsTED;
Entered.
MAY 1877.
Dan. Schooner " Hugo, Akay, Master, from
St. Thomas-Sundries.
i" Dan. Schooner "Vigilant", Simmons, Mas.
ter. from ST. Thsmas- Sundries,
9 Dan. Schooner "Vigilant", Simmons, Mas
tor, from ST, Thomas-Sundeiss
cleared.
MAY 1877.
: Dan. Schooner "HuRo", AkAy, Master,
for Frederiksted-Neal.
Dan. sloop~ "Ringdove", Fredericks, Mas.
ter, for 81. Jobns-BallAst.
? Dan. Schooner "Vigilapt", Simmons, Mas
tar. for ST. ThomAS-Sundriea.
-" Dan. Schooner "Petrel'', Waterproof, Mas
ter. for ST. Thomas -Sundries.
. Dan. Schooner "Vigilant". Simmons, Mas
ter, for St. Thomas-Ballast.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-09
SUDDEN DEATH.

The many friends of Alexander Mont
gomery will be panied to hear of his sud-
den denise last evening.
MIR. Montgomery was well known
citizen of this city, having been engaged
in the carpenteriDg business for over 80
years. The deceased was in the 9th
year of his age. And was born in Phil
adelphia, at the age of 10 years he came
to this city, where he has resided ever
since. For long time he has been suf-
fering from rheumatism of the heart, but
through his physician in Philadelphia, he
has frequently been relieved.
Yesterday he was in his usual health
and during the afternoon he attended the
temperance meeting at the Opera House,
and upon returning home, he partook of
his tea, after which he sat at the front
steps until shortly after o'clock, when
he complained of not feeling well, and
he walked down to Belts drug store for
the purpuse of procuring some medicine.
After returning to his home he retired to
his bed room, and in short time ex-
pired.
A physician was called in, but to no
purpose as he was beyond human aid.
Mr.. Montgomery, was one of the most
accomplished workmen in his business,
and through dehgence, and stri It atten-
tiveness to his bust ness, he was in very
comfortable circumstances at the time of
his death. He was a man of a very af-
fable temperament and owing to that
fact had q very large circle of friends
The daily gazette., 1877-07-09

SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Saturday af-
ternoon as Mr.. Vim. w ilson, of Brandy
wine Hd., more familiarly known as
Lawyer Bill" was driving up Market
street, his horse started to run away, just
above Thirteenth street, and threw him
out. In falling, he was caught by the
lines, and dragged nearly a square, re-
ceiving serious cuts on the head and
neck. and severe bruises all over his body
He was also kicked in the side by the
horse; and one of his ribs fractured. He
was carried to Gallagher's drug store,
where his injuries were attended to by
DR.. Gallagher, after which he vas con-
veyed 10 his home on the Fork Road,
Brandywine Hundred, just beyond the
city limits, where he received further at
tentions from DIR. Shortledge. This
morning he was in critical condition
and his recovery was scarcely expected.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-09
CORONER'S INQUEST.

Yesterday G oroner Rose held aninquest
over the body of Louisa Demby, who
was found dead yesterday morning.
From the evidence adduced at the inquest
it appears that she had lived near Odessa,
and some time ago she came to this city
and married a man by the name of John
Evans. After marriage they resided in
Elizabeth street, but her husband prov
ing to be worthless being, they were
soon sold out by the constable for rent.
After they were sold out she endured a
great many hardships until she became
very i'll. She then went to live with a
friend named Richard Wye, living on
Tatnall street above Eighth, but being
too poor to procure medical aid she suf-
fered until death relieved her. About
10 O'Clock yesterday morning she went
out INTO the yard, and, after being alb
sent about an hour some of the family
went out and searched for her, and found
her sitting in a shed, dead. The jury
rendered averdict of death from apo
plexy, caused by an affection of the
heart.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-09
UNFOUNDED REPORT.

A report was current this morning that
the wife of George Donovan, policeman
of the second district, had attempted to
commit suicide, but upon diligent inqui-
.ries of reporter of this paper the rumor
as the attempt was found to be incorrect.
The circumstances of tine case, as near
as it was possible to ascertain them, were
about as follows: 1t appears that during
the afternoon family quarrel occurred,
(Which is nothing new,) aud after he had
left home to go on duty. his wife left the
house and went down to one of the slui-
ces, it is supposed by several, for the pur-
pose of committing the rash deed. One
or two ladies who were acquainted with
her, thinking she was in earnest, started
after her, and after reaching her, she went
and sat down under willow tree for
sometime, after which she returned home.
The report of suicide was believed by
a great many, but happily it did not take
place,
The daily gazette., 1877-07-09
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