The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01

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w has i~cn inlrn 10 Chicago ~ trial.
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w., weed, hnrnvd the largr s'sughser+hun~ af
Nelson MsHris. involving 4 loss III *iea.nn
I'M the hnrning ii The Wisconsin insane As,.
Inn HI She'~ssan county. VIA, f.w dsy~sge
four IN The unfortunate inmates .i~o men and
TN wrmen lpsl ,lsels lives.
Tho two m,i,ier~rs IL Hugh McCnnsille,
who committed the crime IL Chicago snmc
weeks since, have hcen found guilty and ren-
trnccl a. death.
Chicago pnsk.pacAcrs have handled aud
packed 2,aTi,sio hogs from Nov. 10 date,
Ming k3s. .tsi more than Tor the corresponding
period last scason
Frank Rsndc, tho nil@on till,l desperate,
has been found guilty Of murder and sentenced
10 the pcni,entiary for life.
south.
A wsrcho ise Ia which MAS stored loco bales
OF cotton, worth e22o, 900, WAS destroyed by
ilrc at Savannah, 0a., last week.
J. Madison Wells Ii ont In an open
letter IN regard 10 the Returning Hoard
prosecutions. II Ia written In Wells charae.
terisiically vigorous ,t.lc, aud gives wha,
purpur,s to !. u rr.na history of
tho nicn prominently engaged In thu
prosecutions. III asserts that Nal. u. A. burke.
one % thu lcaaing witnesses, IL = fugitive from
ili.nois aud a villain that the sheriF and rane
~ tho other witnesses sfo murdelers aud VII.
laina that Judge Whitaker II dcfanlter aud
a drinkari that Attorney General Ogden IL
deacon In the church aud villain, that
AsrIssam, Prosecutor EHsn II murderer and
villain that Charles CAsarac, leading
inatiGstor nf the pInsrcn.ion. |. \ liar, thief
and villrin and that the whole prosecution |.
conducted ny rebels Ia the interest III aamnel
J.. tr,l,lcn.
The Tennessee Mnta Grange, recently hi
ros~ion " Nashville. adopted resolution that
tho best interests VI tho industrial elasser de-
mand the repeal ~ thc Resumption act, tho
reconciliation u silver, FREQ banking, limited
only w tho demands uf trade aud uncontrolled
~ " ,ulums ny the General Government. and
thc pa,ment ~ all it, interest bearing olllss-
tionr according 10 thu rlriclea construction of
the original contract.