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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-05
william cullen Rrxant.

New YORK, May 3l.-William Gull
len Bryant recognized his niece this
morning; he also walked about the
room and took nourishment three
times. His condition, therefore, is
looked upon as encouraging.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-05
The enc. ooo. ooo alI Sofia

NEW YORK, May 3l.-The Syndi-
cate this afternoon took from the
Treasury the remaining Sl5, ,0O0. 600 of
Az per cent bonds, which completes
the $50, 100000 bargained for on the
llth Of April.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-05
4 Good Word for caIdwel!.

Hon +. II. Stiles appears in a card,
published in the Ottumwa Courier,
Withdrawing from the Congressional
race. This action leaves Wapello
with hut one candidate, Hon. s. T.
Caldwell, who is an able man and
would make good representative.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-05
A CorrectIon--Capt. JaQues is a
~~~AfAAtA

a Correctton--Capt. jacques -
Candidate.
In yesterdays issue we enormously
stated that there were but two candi-
dates for Prosecuting Attorney in the
the republican party in this district.
We are very sorry that we made such
an error. Capt. w. H. c. Jaques, Of
this city, informs us that he is can
didate. tits true, ,someseveral months
ago we heard of the Captains candi-
dacy, but as we had not since heard
anything concerning it, we supposed
that he was no longer in the field. We
make this early correction, for of
course, it is farthest from our purpose
to thus initiate against the candidacy
of fellow-citizen of our own city
and county.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-05

Close limitations of silver dollars
are made Of block tin, bismuth and
pulverized glass. An Immense mum.
Der Of these bogus coiRs are in circu.
latiOn.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-05

Searching will discover all things
and to discover Is well as to remove
impurities of the blood, the best
blood searcher is DIR. Bulps Blood
Mixture.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-05
NEW YORK.
A DiabolicaI Deed--Five Mon Kill

O1aUolcaI Oeed--fIVe Mon KiII-
ed.
New York, May 3O.-Some one as
yet unknown placed tie on the
Prospect Park, Brooklyn & Coney
Island X. X. track last night and re-
suit was that a gravel train was
thrown from the rails, five laborers
killed and several seriously wound
ed.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-05
AN IOWA NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-The Presi,
dent nominated Geo. B. Hunter post.
master At Newton, Ia.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-05

THE bill to forbid the further re-
tirement of legal tenders has passed
the Senate and will pass the House
and be signed by the President.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-05

DOVER, May 3l.-The German
squadron, consisting of three Iron
Clads, Preussen, eraser Kurfurst
and koenig Wilhelm passed Dover
at 40 this morning bound for Ply.
mouth whence it expected to sail for
Gibraltar. When the squadron was
of Ludgate, about five miles from
shore, one of the Iron Clads was OBJ
served to be gradually keeling over
on her beam ends and men were seen
crowding on the bulwarks. In about
five minutes the vessel went down on
her side, her boilers blowing up as
she sank. Boats from other Iron
Clads were launched and number
of Folkstone fishing smacks near by
hurried to the scene. 1t is hoped
many lives were saved. The Folk
stone life boat was launched but ar
rived too late to be Of service. Sew
eral steamers have gone to the scene
of disaster from Dover. It is believ-
ed the koenig Wilhelm, which ran
into the Grasser Kurfurst, is badly
damaged.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-05

LONDON, May 3l.-The Grasser
kurfurst came in collision with the
Iron Clad Koenig Wilhelm at 8 AZ
this morning, three miles off Folk.
stone. The Grasser Kurfurst sank
almost Immediately and her boiler
exploded as she went down. The
weather was bright and the sea calm
at the time of the disaster.
1t is reported from Dover that only
IL persons out ofa complement OF
AGO officers and men ON board the
eraser kurfurst were saved. Boats
went from shore and more were sent
from other vessels Of the German
fleet to the assistance Of the drewninR
people and it is hoped that more lives
were saved.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-05

LONDON, May 3l.-A telegram to
the admiralty says by the sinking of
the eraser kurfurst about 800 per-
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-05

New YORK, May 3l.--A London
dispatch states that the German EN-.
bassy is informed that four hundred
and fifty persons were drowned by
the sinking Of the Iron Clad GrasseI
kurfnrst. The German Ambassador
with the Crown Prince has gone by
special train to the scene of disaster.
1t seems the vessels were under full
headway when the Koeuig Wilhelm
ran into the Grasser Kurfurst. The
shock was terrific. the latter vessel
filling and sinking within five min.
utes after the collision. To add to the
horrors of the situation the boilers of
the vessel exploded, scattering death
and destruction in every direction.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-06-05
FOREIGN
Russia and England Agreed.


LONDON, May 3O.-An extra edition
of the Globe, published this evening
contains the following: We have
good reason to believe the Assem-
bling of the Congress is definitely
settled. England and Russia have
arrived at an understanding, su biect
to the decisions Of the Congress, on
the following points:
Bulgaria is to be divided into two
provinces, one north of the Balksns
under Prince, the other south of the
Balkans, but not touching the Egan
sea, with Christian Governor and
Government similar to that Of an Eng
iish colony. Turkish troops are to
permanently quit Bulgaria. England
deplores but will not oppose the ret
recession of Bessarabia or annexation
OF Batoum, and reserves the right to
discuss in the Congress international
arrangements relative to the Danube.
Russia promises not to further ad-
vance her Asia frontier or take indem-
nifty in land or interfere with the
claims Of English creditors. The
question of payment to be discussed
by the Congress, which will also re-
organize Thessaly, Epirus and other
Greek provinces. Bayazid is to be
ceded to Turkey, Turkey ceding the
province ofKatour to Persia. Russia
agrees that the passage Of the Dar-
danellcs and Bosphorus shall remain
in statu quo. England will suggest
at the Congress that Europe reorgan-
ize Bulgaria and will discuss the ques-
tion of Russian occupation and pas.
sage of troops through Roumania. :.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-08-10
Narul caae,.l.ips.
wmsoxsrpo, W. Va, July so.

WMsoSBrRo, W. Va, July so.
To Tic Various Eaiton Of TIC Frt:
Congressional District
Gs.rLrarS II have continued tho
examination of applicants for appoint
mcn!s of Cadet to West Point, unit!
Angus: eth at Glarksburg.
have been informed BY tic Sccrc.
,ary Oftl'e Navy that there will Do
twenty-five young men appointed TO
tho Naval Academy at annapolis, rs
cadet engineers from tho country at
large. Thcso appointments arc made
BY tho Navy Department, and arc
limited in lumber to twenty-five each
ycur, Tho candidate must no. 10
sudc= sixteen nor O:cr twenty years
old, uad w:I! be required to ccEify or
honor TO his precise ago before bic cz.
animation. The application must La
accompanied by satisfactory c::aencc
Of moral character and health, with
information regarding date of birth
and educational advantages heretofore
enjoyed, Candidates who receive per-
mission will present Themselves to tho
Superintendent Of the Academy on the
9TH Of September for examination
as to their qualifications for admission.
The examination will Ie competitive;
and mbruco tho following: Arilh.
mctic, Algebra, through cquasiOus Of
first degrOc, Plane Geometry, Ruli-
mcutary, Natural Philosophy, Reading,
Writing, Spelling, English Grammar,
English Composition and Geography.
Candidates are also required to show
fair proficiency in pencil skctchiug
aud to produce satisfactory evidence Of
mechanical aptitude. Other things
being equal, candidates having tho
greatest skill and experience iu tho
practical knowledge Of machinery will
DO appointed.
Candidates must be physically sound,
vel! formed and Of robust constitu.
ton.
Full particulars and also blank forms
for application can be had by applica-
ticu to Hon. R. ". Thompson, scerc.
tary Of the Nary, Washington, D. c.
This appointments is not under my
contrCl, and | only wtitc this letter 10
give information upon this subject to
Tho young gentlemen Of this district,
many of whom have written to inc.
Very Respectfully,
B. WrLsoy.
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Murder In lsoanc County.

A few days ago a woman BY tho
name Of Fairburn, was placed in tho
jnil at this place, charged with crime
tile nature of which is revolving in tho
eXtrcmc-thas Of cruelty numbering
her own offspring, little girl about
four years Old. It appears that the
woman with her child, vas stopping
at farmer Alex. llarpor's, in Harper
district, and on The night Of the 14th
inst about l o'clock, aroused tho
family by her screams. and informed
thcI that her child was dead. Upon
examination. the clothing and body of
the little girl were found to be satura-
ted with blood, and tho vital spark
had entirely fed and the little uafortu.
nate was at rest. The burial took
place shortly after the death, but Gro
long suspicion was aroused, the body
rcsurrectcd, and upon surgical ex-
animation, it was found that the chili's
neck and Que leg bad been broken. A
cOroncr's jury was impannslcd, and
having heard tho testimony of tho
examining physician, together with
that of other witnesses, returned
verdict o. prcmelitatcd killing, aud
the woman, who is known as +" L! Fair
burn, was at Once arrested. From
what wO can learn, Mrs Eairburn is q
notorious character. having been &c.
cuscd Of the destruction Of one or two
other children, all Of which was
iIlegitimatc. Several cases Of arson
also stand charged to her account, aud
Sue is considered by those who know
her as being very dangerous and un.
governablo wom1u. The jury, wo
learn, werc Of opinion that The killing
was done by striking the body Of tho
child across tho head board Of her bed.
She is : very illiterntc woman, between
ttirty.iiyO and forty years ofugo, aud
Of a very unprcpOsscssiug appearance.
The accusations against her arc Of an
appalling nature, and should they
be proven true, tho scverc's punish
InCnt known to tho law should be
metel out to her, Her case will como
up for hearing ct the Angus. term Of
cOurt.-Appcal.
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Local Directory.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge Circuit Court. BRANN0N.
Clerk ". II. BYRNE
rrcs't County Cclrt.-J. PETERSON
Clerk } WUOFTER.
l'rosecu:irg Att'y-A. EDMESTUN
Sheriff J. G VANDERVOET.
Sur't. Free Schools 6. ". CROOK.
County SaTvoyor y. I. PETERSON.
Assessor lat District JOHN KEE.
" Ii " GEO FISHER.
On9Ga9aeeo
CoUf IiOmc District.
G. ". Turner and =. Uurgaa.
It'rrradm's Cscc& Diari'ctt.
T;Iias Yisher and ". V. Wood
UGcEcr'S Creek District.
n. McWnOrtcr aud y. Il. Swishcr.
C%|iM's Sci't,mHm District.
S, ., Smith and ". L. Wilsoa.
MiA Ercth District.
WV. Chiicstct and " G. Nc Who7tcr
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
or THE NAILS

Clarksturg-,laily except sandays-lcayCs
Weston at s a. M.-arrires tap. u.
Braxton Court Ilousc-daily except Sun
lays-aTriyes at iTesIon by $3.50 ?. NJ, Pnd
leaves Weston game llay NJ G:9O ?. ~. =
Glcuyillc-lcaves lIcstOn nj I A.'n., on
Monlays, Wednesdays and FridHys-arrivCs
al bPM II Tuesdays, Thursdays mud satur-
days. ,, J.,
i,ucktnnnon-arriycs nj Weston i2 NJ.
Tu.sdays, Thursdays and Saturdays--leHvCS
Weston 9 p N. same days.
Philippi-Nrrivcs nj Weston Tuesdays mad
Fridays at or. N LEAVES Weston I|rtines-
lay aul Saturdays nj 7 4. NJ.
Mount l'lcasant-lCavcs Weston Mondays
and Thursdays nt 7 a. N.-arrivcs Tuesdays
and Fridays by r.N.
West Union arrives Mondays ut l. NJ
leaves Weston Tuesdays Al ! A. N.
Sand Eurk--Oncr II wrCk-l@!vcs weston
Monduysht d \. M.-~atriycs Mondays ut B
L. VI. -,
5S;E- l'aiiira having mail 10 go should
bring Il to the nlticr hnlfHN hour hslOrc the
departure Of the mails. '
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- The parkcrsburg State JourRa

- The Parkersburg State journal,
Of last week, sent out supplement,
containing articles full Of abuse Of the
Democratic party. This document was
furnished by tho Republican Exccu'
tive Committee at Washington, aud
sent out broadcast 10 deceive honest
Democrats, and to induce them to vote
tho Republican ticket. The timu has
gone by when people can bc drpcd BY
such falso bats. The Journal ought tc
DO engaged in moro honorable bpsi.
ncss.-I'am Handle McrS.
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The undersigned Lrs;r%S 10 inform the
public that he lIas leased the above Hotel,
Hnd las rcfurnislrd md lCltlel the sane.
lie sIItrs tho best oI accommodations to the
travelling public. GOOD STADElEG and
Feed on the premises. lie las made special
arrangements for travellers md tcamstcrs.
!s:6~ Ills EaI will be constantly s2pVEe,l
with The best Of
WINES AND LIQUORS.
lie respectfully irvites cali from his old
liirn!s aud travellers
wM IrI,JTE
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An exchange contains tho following
sensible paragraph:
What an absurd thing it is to sup.
pOsc that orcrythcug that is published
in u newspaper reflects tho sentiment
Of the cditcr. Ifthat we're tho case hc
would be a many sided individual. 10
publish nothing but what agrees with
our opinion would narrow tho scope Of
page very greatly.
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"A little girl who was spending a
few days with farmer uncle. visited
the barn yard, and while looking at
the well fed cows, remarked. " Why,
uncle, just see all the COWS are chew.
ing gum aren't thcy?"
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Palace &c went TO Gee Iac "Palais de
Trianon," beautiful one.stUry bgi!d'
Ing built " Louis XIV. Its builI
in sort of half circle. Tho roomt
arc lovely. Oao is CHILLED Ilc Mala
cLito room, having large Ease, table
and other ornaments Of Maluchitc. Il
had . beautiful gariCa, drives aud
walks With large trees on each side
trimmed. Saw two flights Of stone
stops called "lhc one hundred steps"
As vo vcrc driving up street We Eet Il
crowd Of soldiers holding man who
was crying "Vire la Ccmmuuc!' with
n crowd following.
TnrHsDAy, JuIyG,
We have visited the pa!ais Royal
Everything there ono can imagine.
Tho Pantheon, Notrr Dame. Jardiu dc
Plants. The latter is beautiful
place filled With all kinds Of plants aud
flowers, In ono par: arc animals.
We saw several from America. Saw a
boa constructor, different kinds Of
snakes, crocodi!Ss, &c. We went to
hear tho Opera, Faust" Enjoyed it
very much. Tho scenery was Lcauti-
fol. There were so nuuy persons on
tho stage, and oil dressed so gay. 1t
vas beautiful indeed.
Paris is lorcly city. They spend
so much money in lighting it up.
There arc a great many electric lights
all around US hero. 1t seems like day.
light oil tho time.
JuLv 1lih.
viii try and write a little today
before We leave beautiful Paris. To-
morrow We leave for Switzerland,
Went to an English church this morn.
inv r1,a = -nr,. rooa sorm,r sov.
cral ministers tLerc. Stopped on cur
INV bnro in H., "Nr,,a,Icn, cburcb "
+, :, . .orr I,,.o o,r.o,, sorr;oo
,ho,n Il, IA. ,o,e .n1 .,o,,o .o;nr
,,1 o,,,;nr III ,,,o ,;o,o Iv.. ,o,,
(sunlav vou krow> han, r,ssod
nlsv;,r rcrv srcclyv with a crowd of
nconlo iollowipc 4 Marty os roptIc.
man c,rry;uo n H,c won. vr ,ho o,,nr
w,y II loots 80 strange n 900 tha
srorcs onco and rco,,c buyiu, q, SIM.
I,v This is obaut Tho rormost ,,v ,vc
have Ind since ,ro c,ro. hr, ro h, 70
worr orr e,c,rcs ,,l d,y.ona Lccn
eomfor,nble, Tho weather b,s Lccn
cool and ,,c,s,rt and vo b,vo On,
loved Orr stav borc vcrv mnch, We
wen. tLrourh the Ca,acoubs Thurs.
d,r Tbov RIM olI urdrr Paris W.
snppt an hour WALKING ,bropg,, !,
S,w ina, s,,rks of boras wo,,od IN an
each siIO Of ia. Each onc os ia Ind ,
c,rdlo II was an dorl :, ,horo u,ro
to dsscruJ pinctv.two s,cos IN cct
down ;n,o tlou In c,;r, ,throuch !,
would bc vcrv c,sv IN oct los, ,Loro
,ro so uo,v turns and d;fT,ron, ms.
s,rcs, IA ws had eo,,,p ncnrIv
,bIourb, our rn;,,o Ier, u.. . md bcrc NJ
,,, war, w,rIc,irc ,hor, ,,d oor,d
M, find ovr ,r,v az. I, u,, .,,l;,
]uy ors thcro w,s n, ;r,0,Or,o crowI
I "ot scn,rotcI rrom our marty TLo
crnvj wcs so rro,, ooo,d NJ, soo
them, I was terribly friphtcncd, Al
last ,hcv missed mo md called and
,hcn rn;dc cnmc md showc1 NC o,-
,vor ort 1,;s M. r,o,.,,, o h, la,
:, ,,,o c,,o,omh. os p,,;, IN ~.
uo :, ,,,ro ,,n.. = ,;,,, rh,u.,
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Educational.
'Egiss CHEAPEST SCaEUOE.

THE GsRE!A HESE SCHOOL
in West Virginia, aud one AS THO ROUGH
ASTliE best, is
12Mr .-o%M -AS.maI sCGMaoL
GLENIILLE, Gilmcr Co.. u Ia.
opcus September 10th. md continues unit
July 10th, 1873.
Two Courscs-Nurmal aud Advanced.
TuITtOSS ARE raID for few ladies
anl gentlemen from each county.
County Superintendent or Principal re-
crivcs applicants.
Spring Term begins April lst. Many
teachers and others rnlrr in April, and new
classes are formed for beginners. Ills Il
good tine 10 enter.
ND~ Special Studies during September
and Octobtr for those desiring 10 teach mex
wiulpr.
For particulars write 10
7. MARCELLUS MARSHALL,
Priucipal F
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-08-10

just four hundred years ago tho
art Of printing was discovcCl, anil
yet tlcro arc men trying to sell
goods who seem to have never heard
or printers inS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-08-10

- Where is tho man who has been
swiplled by that nincty-two.ccnt dollar
the ring were howliug about a little
while ago?
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-08-10
HOLDING OF COURT.

sGlvcVIlt GNNvts,
Lewis, lst day Of March ind September
Gilnc:, 1lth Of March and se7'ca'bcr
.Upsh1r, cd Of March and November
Preston, 7th Uf April and October
Randolph, 2Sd Of April and October
Tucker, 2ll Of May uad November.
Barbour. 9Th Of May aad November
Wcbster. 2G,h Of May and September
Brax,On, 18th March and 18th August
Harrison, 3OIh May and SOrh October
Calhoun, 18th Of May and 10th ofOct
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CHURCHES

". T.. Church, Rev. s. +. Jones, Pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night. Sunday School
y 4. Earncs, Supc,inlcndent-evCry Sun.
day at 2 o'clock, r. ".
Freshly tcrinn Church, Rev. George NJ.
Fleming, Pastor. Services every alternate
Sunday. Sabbath SchOol-Wm l.. Dun.
nington. Supcrintcnient-crcry Sunday nj
0 o'clock. \. NJ.
Catholic Church, Rev J. 4. Tracy, Pas.
tor. Services every first and third Sundays
ut i! aud 10 \. ~, and ! p. N. Sabbath
Sch0ol-Iacob Scllmiit, Snpcrintcrdrst-
every Sunday n, o'clock, =. N.
Episcopal CIiurcil-nitcnlcd occasionally
by The Rev. Mr.. Wood, Of Clarkshurg.
baptist Church, Rev. John $. Fisher, Pas
tor. ptcarhinc every scrend Sabbath IN
each month. Eraycs meeting CTcry Tacs'
day night.
African N. E. Church, llcv. T. II. Cyris,
Pastor. Services every Sunday nt 10 O'Clock
Sunday SchoOl-George T. Jones, Saprrin'
tcnlenl-evcrv Sunday ut o'clock.
CoIorcd II. +. Church, Rev. John Hughes,
Pastor. Services every Sunday Nt II
O'Clock. Sunday Charles Ice, Su'
pcrintradcrl-eyery Sunday q, o'elOSt,
p, N.
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Col>NtN Cowvts.

.cwis.-rirSt Monday in February.
April, JUNE. August, October and
Decrmbcr-lhc June and October
terms fUT fiscal and police business
cUIy.
Gilmcr Second Monday in February
April. june, August, October and
December.
Upshar Second Moniay in February
April. June, August, Octuber and
recGmJcr.
Ernx,on. First tuesday in January
March. alay, July, September and
NoycrIbcr.
Webster. Fourth Tuesday in l'cbrua.
~, April, June, August, October
and December.
Calhoun --l'omtIl Monday in I'chrua
ry, March, Jane, August, Scp.rm.
Der ard November.
TOWN OFFICERS,
1i,yr-rm. y. !.igrly.
EmGsicr--tirorcn l'iustcs.
.VIrrura--la lEud-J. II. Clifton.
81 EurH-A G, Ia!a.
Cd I'aHl-.Iacoh IitcI,inson.
al ani--.lCEFersNn knight.
S'y'a1.-J. S. Wilkinson.
sGrT,,z;wTJM%;.,
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Oar European Ecttcr.
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PARIS, juno 80, 1878.
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