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

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this respect MI opportunity II the very
gr.nt,rt inla,stanrr
A tntnxS III I'M cm,Granta. s.aNl,sis.
ing artisan. III tIM several merhni,i,rl
trades. sailed frpm New York fur Aus.
iralia i few ,layr ago. They ~ out nn.
der the auspisvs vi an ngcit ri the uOv.
cr,unent ~ Nex Hmth Wales. Upo,
arriving III sydney. II they desire ~ 70
IL tl,r country districts within thrive days
nft tsr arrival. tlnc rmignntn will \" fur.
liHllc,l fr'c l,arsaH.n. The statistics fur.
niSl.r,l hy tlm Government state TINT
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l.thHl ems; carpenters. H1.N a ,lny :
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'l'mg last numl~r II tho i'Hhiie com.
parcn the clearing IN seven principal cit.
irn for ~ days In 1870 with tlm sninr fnr
ID days Ia 1877. nn,l ilnlS TIN falling oil
a. In ~ lNr crnl. In New iork, III ",
1suntaa., ~. IL Iii philadelphia, ~ lii Chi
ea9o, IL. IN ~. Louis. \. Ia Balfimors',
ni,l NJ Ia New Orleans: average. ~
lMr cvnt. The difference IN The nn,nlMr
III days accounts far ~ per cent. ri the
decline, NJ ihnt tho actual ,lrclime for ~,
esl,lnl number III M,HiilrHH dnys " only
about 4 per cent. The HUhije estimates
Tint tho decline In prices frun tlr first
Mfi.sl named tu the second VII. about
I per cent. anil hence infers u moderate
increasc In tlle quantities exchanged.
Philadelphia exchange. Alnw the most
surprising sleefearr, ln'ing twice ~ much
lTr cent, ~ tln ,lecrnse In my ether
city, nnsl two nild 4 hnif times ~ much
per cent. IN il,e average ,lwrcasr.
'rusME IL grrnl hnlr ior iron manufae.
tnrrfH ani l,Humotivc builders In what
In gs,ing un In the M,Mtl,ern hemisphere,
particularly In Australia nn.l limzll. II
now M*,,aa mt altogether unlikely tllni
tInxc two regions mMy IN better custom.
crr ~ ours during the next t.i, yenrs
than tho United Mute. itself In Ans.
tnlia the ncssl II railways IN INV m'ri.
uiiHly felt, nil.l enterprise. for internal
communication arr the passion NJ ths
hour. The Colonial Governments hell
them nlnnR, and Ia south Australia ~,
Government proposes ID b,iilt suscrn
railways it~cIt n 4 cpHt III not lcss tl,Ml
4lO, mn, ,OlD A. for Brazil. the fever Ii
stfa.H there, too. by ,lssrce II 1873
the empire guaranteed n profit of 7 lH'i
cent. "a &i5, ,OhD.t .ttN invested In rnil.
ways. nMsl Mince tl,en the provinces have
offered additional encouragement III
thcHr enterprises. There nrr III ronxs'.
,lnence nenriy hundred line. no~
building or under survey.
CuRlOslTIgx Or CRIME.
Wmlrrn, the Louisville Ky lnipl
lorl, who recently killed iii. chief clerk
has lrcn lcll u bail In NJ, 3,OtA)
u. u. BAnMFTT, Nh attendant nj th'
Northampton Mass. Insane Asylum
VIVA recently 1et nlon nnd murdered b,
lnnntics
FRANK ALpEs, vi indianapolis, lin
lnrn sentenced ~ ninety nine yearr, I'M
| prisonmrnt III tlnr Indiana INnitentinr,
for tlin murder III Mm. rfrintr.
NJ. n. LgsmetM, cashier of The FirS
National linnk II Muntsn~e. pr., IN u
iail on charge II forgery nild emlrxxlr
msnt. IL gobhled 4.k,, ,,OO 81 thu inmti
s,,sionH funds.
Ar bridgeport, Cal, Mrs. Mary Gran
shot nMl instantly killed John tlilruy
Alic wAylnil him nunl Khot him with
.luihle.bMrrrle shotgun. hlW nay'
tilr,y had l.rn talking nlsout her.
Tux Treasurer " Saginaw, Mich.
John Linton, was rccntly attacked Ii,
/ two higl,wAyme'n. knGkcd down, cMt II
several places with knife, nnsl r,hl9d u
! e',uO III currency. The roblrrs escaped
JAcxsos. tle memlHr II the Willia,n
ann county I'LL. lmnd II ontlaws, VIII
ssinrnl-l IN his partners short tim
ngu, wnMtx ~ TAKE Il III lmrk m,w. MY
hr n insane. ..te. liz lIas lrsn hrlsl 4
bail.
4 JnuN n. Do,t.LAH~ nnl j.. W. 1lryant
i~n prominent ~. IomiA insurance n,rii
have been ilnlieteL for perjury. IN III
matter III sworn statements c0nrernin,
tl,c affairs ~ the company with ~hicl
i they n~ connected.