The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-02

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h. euaid Asr gaistls - Canadian -oai, and
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.aaaaiaa neutrality, and ,~tym he ased he
hpi~si II make the Americans ers. Tho Ner
reives arr scattered all over, and ste inelined
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trauhlr nnsil the Indians feel themselves strong
enough - ecsin another campaign. probably IN
tlae spring. The police regret the failure u
the commission. hut are satisfied that they
ran make satisfactory arrangements with si,-
ting hull.
nGsIa,.hes frum He'd Cloud Agency describe
the breaking M ~ she Indian camp there.
the III the lnr frsi iluet IL vessels that ever
entered Chicago harbpr In cne tiay arrived in
tia, psri recently. In nins hours from q.
m. 10 5r M. there were VI arrivals, and tho
total from u. NJ. To 4. +. M. vas iGi.
There were G.0nn ur 1,nao ~ the Ssunx At that
point. all IL whom have started quietly on
the long tramp III ~ome 200 miles, To their new
homes At the confluence nf Iii. White and M.s-
sonr rivers.
Chicago has enc less place II Amusement,
Moods Museum having be.n almost entirely
DESTROYED BY iir.. Eur sume reasons the burn
ing of thr Museum may ~ regarded A. hon.
ctt. Tor. hy IL destruction, one among several
nro-trap iheatrfs la Chicago has passed out ot
existence. The only place VI amusement III thu
city where all tAa contingencies against tire arr
provided Il Meyickcr's fhcat.r. In thin place
d spectator IL H. safc ~ hc would b. In his own
home.
W. II, Ackorman has heon elected President
uf tho iilnois Central l;a.lruad Company.
Lewis Meyers, Treasurer Of Aaglaiso county,
Ohio. has bocn sentenced 10 thrcc years IN the
I@n,,n.iary for ombez1ling $4,000.
south.
The Confederate uen. Forrest Ii slowly dy.
ing II elranie dIarrhea. lie weighs less thAi
ltN pounds.