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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-20
ENGLAND.
A AProbabIe Trick I'm silver.

LONDON, March 19.-The Daily 1NtirS
In a financial article, says: The Unitet
States is said to be purchaser Of silver
and tie announcement Of the arrival al
Queenstown Of steamer for New York
with S500,000 OF this metal has beer
made. II would be interesting to know
il this consignment proceeded to the Uni
ted States or was disembatked At Queens.
town. It would not be the first time that
the latter course has been adopted. 1t il
curious contemporaneously with this ex.
port that $3.50, 1000 was shipped last week
from New York TO this side.
GERMAN VIEW OF THE Ruso.TuRKlsH
TREATY.
A special from Berlin says that the
Russians are constructing o railroad
from Bourgas 10 Jambali. As Jambali
Is connected with Adrainople by rail.
road the new line will enable the Rus.
slams to send troops from Odessa direct
to Central and Southern Bulgaria and the
Egean Sea.
The government paper, the North Ger.
man Gazette, advertiug to certain articles
in the English press, ridicules the rumor
attribnting to Germany an intention to
annex Holland.
"A leading article In the Times after
considering the terrible consequences
that would follow great war and the
Tremendous responsibility Of the power
which brings II on, concludes rs follows:
Nevertheless England must adhere to
the demand that the entire treaty
OF San stefano be submitted to
the Congress. The alternative plan
suggested by Russia would raise previous
questions on every clause OF the treaty
except those which Russia Of her own &C.
cord brought before Congress, but far
more important Issues than the interests
Of any power are at stake. We take onr
stand upon existing treaties. The one hope
Of statesmen for the peace Of the world
must be founded upon the development
Of the system Of public law and upon the
maintenance and increase Of the authority
OF treaties. II the public law Of Europe
be valid until formally repealed any
new arrangement between Russia and
Turkey falls ipso JaetO by lis very nature
within the scope of the treaties Of 1856
and 1871. It Is not in the power OF Rus.
sia and 1t is not even within the compe-
tence OF the Congress to decide whether or
not n certain clause OF the new treaty falls
within the cogniEance Of the signatories OF
the old treaty. II is bound to take the new
instrument into consideration as 9 whole.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-20

BuTEALo, N. Y, March ia large
meeting in the Board Of Trade rooms 70.
day favored the free pipe line from the
Oil regions TO New York. The bill for
establishing the line was strongly urged
In the State Senate to-day.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.

LONDON, March 19.-sailing ships,
tugs and lighters pass up and down the
Danube. Torpedoes are buoyed.
The Servian Shumalia Corps has made
. demonstration against the peace condi.
tions and have preoccupied Vranja, de.
claring that 1t wlll not leave unless forced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-20

NAsavr1IH, March ia Columbia
special 10 the Ameieaa says: John n.
Larkius, Of the firm Of ]. M. Larkins q
Co, shielded .hls morning by shooting
himself. The deed was committed In the
counting room.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-20
nEUIREKA!"

THE BEST GAS BURNER M THE MARKET,
aud vauanted to do ali that is claimed Of IL tits
In universal use throughout the East, and adopt
ed BY the dty Of Pittsburgh on the street lamps
and In all the public buildings and in many pfi-
yAts houses As TO its bang tho bGst and cheapest
Turner To b had, the following comparisons en-
60rSe, the tame pressure glyen each burner: An
Argaad burner gives Is per cent more light than
common Brpss Fish Tall Burner; LAyaT BfAn
Rurner (po cheeky q per CENT more; Eilif Patent
4s per cent more; the Evans IS Per cent more, and
the WINDSOR PATXsT q FHR cKsf MORE. Thus
you Will see the Ellis equals the Argsnd; the Evans
gives 10 per cent more light, and the Windsor 10
pr cent, proving itselt toe BtBr BURNER IN
THR MARKET. Having been appolnted eole
Agent for the Windsor burner, new oder them 70
the citizeng Ot Wheeling, assuring them thAt it Il
all that q claimed Tor Il and no one uling gas can
stTd 10 10 without them. Also o. new and COM
llete assortment af Gas Fixtures, Lead, Stone and
iron Pipe, Bras Work Of alt description, and oil
articles 10 be found In hnt-elass Plumbing ana
Gas Fittlng establIshment.
delO OSCAR SEElEY, 2ii2 MAIN 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-20

ELizGBErH, n. j., March ls.-The pas
senger tram on the Central road, this. P.
N, struck q woman and two children,
near Roselle, killing them all instantly.
They were walking on the track.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-20

OyBIcH or THE CHTEy SIaAAL 0BYioRR.
MAsHtN9roA, D. G, March 20-l a, Y

TRoRABiLITIEl
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, clear
or partly cloudy weather, light variable
winds, stationary or higher pressure and
temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region, colder
and partly cloudy weather, northwest
winds and rising barometer, possibly
preceded by areas Of lightrGins.
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Let Ther,, Hang.

WILMINGTON, De-, March 19.-The
Governor refuses TO interfere in the cases
Of Chambers and Collins, eolored, the
men sentenced TO be hung on Friday next.
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gem. Grand nnd rnniIr.

NAPLES, March 1s.-Gen. Grant, wife
and son arrived last evening in the Uni.
ted States steamer Vandalia, which will
return to Athens tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-20
IhsQnteIIigenftr

,,,,, ,vIy who recently came over
S.I,inor. road from the East tells
s' ,s,r .b,n meal time comes on the
y I I|bieb i. when they atop for msal'O
or, \, no, ,ee an r,geF shrODg pressing
w ". doors in the direction OF the
s,isr Il ball at the stations as in io'net ..sf
a h,, instead Of that you see the
w. .a:,,,il, Of person. uncOvering a little
~" s'S"S d provision, or else emp'ying
~, ~" so,s pockets Of a sandwich, and
ah a.iss heir meals in the cars thus q, '1v, az
~ a = ,O,, to meet the pressure oil the
NI,. :, ,,.u. 10 u. that hotel keepers at the
Hood stations might take hint from
NJ, 1a'y, rowing practice Of the public and
~ W.. ousthiug from their charges.
s,,.,r,f,s ~, cents i, more than the aver:
,.r afford 10 pay for q meal
E Traveller eau eau ..D .n nnt m . basket OF
hs' dig'' nc ,. san ~, ! folI,r or two
~ vii last him from Baltimore to
0s,b,, sad by the help OF a mug OF hot
s'fs' Gov ,n.,,,.ro. .pu ,.ro dn,ing a long iour.
E''s' l0' s"., 'uU,' ~, csrt n. compared
~ s'fa' SII nunI,sI L.vs 10 nav =. tho
HIh ra1' ne WV. rOa'I a. ,ou,s
sit's A00's' E- l'Os 49,
vrH all respect for the writer of The
In, communication in our paper to-day
..S,.io.,, u.tters, we do not see what
's;,, /. establishes except lhat some
..,.I. bOugh. farms on credit before the
,Jbv rssson of depreciation, were
pihe ANu
,,,bls altpfEAEd4 10 meet Inc deferred
's'' ,L0i. r,,cb,Ses Ia that
P!a'n" VI "1I', ,....;nn ,hs rol;cv
M "' 's,.UD ~. s.;.. E,oL .g,ir 10
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SSs s MIKE ssi Eaapty.Iuapsy Epy 4 a IS; stand"
TsIod nursery rhyme explains ex-
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No Pardon Tor fioiIIe gIaguires.

HARRsBuRe, March 19.--The Board
Of Pardons have decided not to interfere
with the decisiono Of the court In the cases
Of the Columbia county Mollie Maguires,
Hesten, Quilley and MeHugh. Their
execution takes place Monday, the 18th.
DEMocRAuc CONVENTION.
The Democratic State Central Commit
tee have decided to hold the next State
Convention at Pittsburgh, May %.
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WARRINGTON.
Four Per Cent SUBSCRIPTIONS.

wAsancTos, March 10 The sub
scriptions to-day to the four per cent
bond. were $4,000; total to date s. pel2,-
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Mr.. Durham, from the same committee,
reported back the West Point Academy
bill recommending concurrence in some
Of the Senate amendments and non.con.
currence in others. One amendment in
which concurrence Is recommended was
that depriying the President Of the
power OF appointing ten cadets = year
and allowing but ten during his term.
Mr.. O'Neal believed it would be better
TO non.concur In the Senate amendments
and to leave the power in the President
to make ten appointments at large annu'
ally, whether law or custom bad estab-
lished the right. For many years youths
whose career in the army had been dis
tinguished had entered West Point by the
Presidents appointments at large, and
the act Of March %, 1867, affirmed the
power Of annual appointments.
Mr.. Potter also opposed It. The House
had provided that when there was nc
place In the Srmy for cadets graduating
from the academy they should retire into
private lie. The Senate had disregard,
ed that action Of the House and had sent
0AEk III aLueuuIaGub WhASu bguA away
from the President the power otappoint-
ing annually cadets TO the academy. Ht
hoped the amendment would be sent tC
the committee. The House then agreed
TO the report Of the Committee on Appro'
Mr.. Hswett, Of New York, offered 4
resolution calling on the Attorney Cen
eral for Information as to whether fore
closure proceedings are now pending
against the property and franchises Of The
Kansas Pacific Railroad and the present
condition Of the same; also, "a 70 the ex-
tent OF the government interest affected
or liable 10 Be- e'aiiected by such proceed
ings, and what steps had been taken tc
protect such interests. Adopted.
Bills were introduced and referred ii
BY M. Blackburn: For the better pro-
tection Of plays and dramatic literature
II provides that 3 copyright law shall
cover all plays purchased from toreisr
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TARIFF REvISloF.
The Committee on Ways and Means
continued the revision tariff bill, and
changed malt to 90 cents per bushel Of
"a pounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-20

II appears from an official statement
by Treasurer Gilfllan Of the 18th inst.
that the amount Of gold bullion bars then
in the Treasury was s., ,367, us, which ID
exclusive otthe amount held BY the mints
and assay otiees. Gold certificates have
never been issued for gold bullion de.
posted, although authority for such
Issue L given In the Rsyued Statutes.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
Iaarua all .Ailwaukeo.

0'c0 w. Peck. in speaking Of tho
VI aqrE MS Milwaukee,, last week, says
slN course that troltirg race Of RafHs
against 6me wa3 the greatest feature,
and no feur-lcgscl animal was eyer
watched morc critically in every
pvcmGut. on checrcd more yoelter-
~ ~ rs bis rcel strutte1 down the
u ~ rdch, than was that horse.
e trols iusta5s m oih and easy rs
Castor Oil, aad G5a't 40 sl,irmis!aEg
roand the LracS watching i,r aom :
5Dng 70 got scued 49, RAru3 vi !
trat at the Dnhuqnc Races, on We'd
leaday of most week.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
pnrrr IuRnRa-

State vt Wisconsin, IOWd County Cir
emit Court. Pursuant to notice, the
following named persons wore rega-
Iatly drawn ~ the Clerk Il Office in the
vi 80 OF DodgeNlc, county and
STATIC aforesaid, an the "a day Of Sep
tpmhcr, 4. y. lSTS, ~ serve rs Petit
Jurors Ter tie October term q. y. 1875
II said Court, commencing Tuesday
The lst day Of October, \. y. 1873, at
u O'Clock il. ~. viz:
Ialle PeubertAy. Wyoming.
ole NarNeSon DudgeNitlc.
q. Cuslupn, Minlin.
Giltrrt AwlUson, Moscow.
Alfred llaSer, Pulaski,
Clemens I'er5aak, Arena
tdam llihcl, hodscyAp,
rhos. scott Ansle5, Mini Richly.
Henry lliclmds. Clyde,
w. I. Lincoln, Pulaski
James cullen, IIghlaad.
John Battcn No. :, Linden
John lloarr, Mineral Point
H. $. Cluer. IMMORAL IT. city
;. Kendall, Eden,
Nichaal Murphy, CLYDE
!faul Johnson
Lewis lonc,, sidgewal
t.. Dale Baker. Linden.
James llird, Mihlin
luhn SIC 10y Clyde
Q. II. Comfort Eden
tirotga W STANDARD, palspylie
X. :. laaaps, tind,n.
Joseph Wilson, Areus,
Trunk iscnm. tlvdo.
M III. ll.lml. Moscow
u, ". Baker,
NcVer ku0dSon,
liclHs litllrN, Arcul
Naieai Nillim Saatls. clerk
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
J ldgo t}otllren.

T'io nullic sentiment in favorof the
e,cc,ion a Hon, II. ~ Cothrcn for
ton"r"ss isapotdiHg like lightning in
ali parts OF the diatIiet He will he
brought ont as ~ independent canii-
daic, and II the Democrats nominate
Lin, al Muscod /, he viii surely be tri-
umphantly elected. The old settlers
Command the election " VI 0o,lHa u,
and viii give him aunited support.
The leading papers OF the district
aro declaring for Judge Cothren
Republicans, Democrats and every
body lave confidence in Montgomery
Nj. CotIfrn. Giyens Cothrrn, or give
lla Il rest.
iIon NJ, NJ. Cothrcn is in the hands
ol biz friends and if The people Of the
country cilI, lie will serve. Courier
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06

Tie sick and death list is increasing
Ill an alarming rate IA New Orleans,
NJ mphis, Vicksburg md other Vel
l9@ Jack districts. So bnricd in New
Ol'can8 on the 1T. They shoot 1T
'tm III 81. Louis, to Keep quarantine
tanners away.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06

are SttH INC most tnGfan1h allQ StAfCH-
ing t&thartic mcdicin HAT can be
employees cleansing the stomach and
bowels. and even the blood, In small
doses of oEc pill day they stimulate
;hp digestive organs All! promote Wig
oreas health.
AYERS Pals have been known i,r
more thaa quarter 0f century, and
have Obtained world Widr reputation
for their virtues. They correct dis
eaSed action in thu several assimila
tive organs 81 the body, and are 50
composed Tint distinctions within
tlleit. range can rarely withstand or
evade them. Not oGly do they curc
the ercty-day complaints Of every
b0aY. bat also formidable ana danger
ouS Diseases that hGve hatllcd the best
of Human skill. While they prod ice
powerful foes, thcy arc. at the same
iiMe the safest and best physic for
children. BY tDcir apcrient action
they grippe much less than the common
purgaiycs, and never give pain WHOM
the bowels me aot iaiuned. They
reach th1 Vital fountains ot the blood,
and strengthen The system hy freeing
i from The Clements Of weakness.
Adapted e all aces and conditions
IN I'LL climates. containing neither
colonel nor any deletcrious drug.
these Pills may be takcn with safety
IN anybody Their sagar-coatinI pre-
serves them eyer fresh ana makes
them pleasant to take; while being
purely vegetable, ro harm can ai.se
frem iacif Use II ans quantity.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-22

Hon. s. u. Cox delivered speech
In cangrsas tic i2th III March III r..
ply To Hewitt. aud In explanation ~
his remark on tho message yetnng
the silver bill, TINT 1T Il Ii charge II
fraud. from Il fraud In which Ii. IT,.
MED ilai Hrw itt wa Representa-.
tive III democrat sentiment, Aifl -.
rsaoriInR thu, llay.s title Il II. rfes.
idenes WIS fraudulent md thu dem.
uciutic spntimcnt VIA to nAke II
troplcaliy wnrm for the f,pelyel 81
stol.n goods. II IL remarkable thht
not n single republican disArntcd
from tho charges preferred, or
the logic of their conclusions.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-22

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-22
VIII W

The repeal ri the wlnc and beer
claus. IL tho liquor law Will lsHAen
tlle revenues ~ this city by about
eight thousand dollars per nnnnin,
TINT heinE Ill. amount received Tor
"ine ar! Lr.r llcenref paienr0rt
Hnsefte.
And how much will u sase tln ely
md county In criminal prosecutions,
and for tllr support u III. poor s,i,is.
Ell IS Tho li.unsed nalc II Min., beer
and whiskeyY Tell ~. for W. nfe anA.
sona to learn from whit aa,IIee the
wealth IL The ci,y II derived. Le
fIaire TilDf.
1lrt'r IL or what benefit Ii tic
nnr hundred nhh ninety fAluahs ~
ihi4 rityY III order TINT thu VIM nnl
Ter mtr enn pny ,hia city sh.Wu,,
'hr drinking, riaNa INIT iny over
ths counters III ihuar pinmllia nld
hnihulss ~ iIdni'y. ilr sain ~
Four Hatafei 0nd 7rtHfa Tire
IhnHxaua DoiiaJs' The Gassth susa
nothing about ih. crime. poverty.
misery. wrcsrhednrHa. hlpMa. alid
irnissr. t..nfs and separations. eh,ia.
III III Iii, rum traffic lu this city.
/. UllM .itinn MIR
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-22
A Nov Work On Grape Growing.

Undoubtedly the most practical
work ever published oI III. above
subject t. now rsndy for delivery.
Tho manual lua heen carefully com.
piled from Ii N.list 81 Leelnt.a upon
tho subject dictated ~ nn expert.
ri.rs ~ over fpiiy yours III Europe
anI America II extremely simple
anI contains na Ae,Nlillilt III botanic.
III t,ilna, nha III ~ rliin that any
llan ran roaI tile hnpk III home. nna
successfully tape sfntte viii, ~ ~.
fstrlnhi expense Whatever. With
ii.it hook Il slaie thi jaek knlies
aiis rufNon sa'.iis Hn nff' ~ lahd
may lspln rouilnrinilsn business,
III agricultural ss'ftat ~ III 49,
Npiiits hngiftaI' my lint iiii- work
II worth alI TIL gull, III -tHlte
moving hr La ,Nar assn. Is,Is
IftEfa II M9fti tn pflFn naEsi.
Af4aiiinn laPt4 Hti8i II tts Ht'dirss.
81 - h9oi aat ~ Nalfis nn 49,
selpt III eu npia Atslfr A, l.,
llaser * aeAs, Neanfar, ias,h
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-22

The Hawk Eve wnx.s eloquent
over the discharge Of u few clerks IN
one of the departments at washing
ton. II IL good 10 see ~ delnnRopue
protesting sympathy With the ieopl.
Who hnsc 10 face hard times, nnrin.
ployca, II The whole thing II fpf 10.
liticnl effect, A llAlf d dozen .lInr.
ccsaary clerks. supported IN idl.nest
hy III ovcrtax.d people, thrown out
of employment by democratic con.
grsra causes the biR haaft nf IT. I'll.
itor 10 bleed. Three millions 81 la.
horer. thrown out 81 employment
through its policy Of contracting hc
currency the destruction 81 The
tools ii trade, and commercial inter.
course 1. ii matter 10 triil.np that II
i PASSED by unnotired, md nnWept,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-22
A wedding WA unsyoidahly post

A wedding NAs unavoidnhly post
pou.d few days ago, out In lsiycr.
ton, Iowa, because the bridegroom,
On his why u "thc residence Of
thu brides parents In hia happy,
hcodlcss mood. tllouRhilnsAly md
iHnorantiy rot hIs foot upon eai
One u those kind u cats TINT max.
their homes In tho sand banks. mil
whom trod upon. turn, and out rank
thu ofYrnHc ~ Hnmlet'r Uncle, which
cancelled u heaven Thu wfc,ahed
bridegroom walked away ont Int
lhn loneil.st paft III tln country h.
could find ~ change lila clothes, Lui
even tin. Ireennllpn did not prevent
tho associated Ireta from telegraph.
Ing oil over tho country, "thr IL.
p,rnctiun Il, Arc III 4 l.lmiierHnt
choose factory III Montgomery snhn.
ly." In thu midst " lisr va nrr III
cashmere Lu,net hind 1T Hunk
Evc,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-22
Ynn NM inr. I'M anngh.

With ShlIph'a Consumption Cure
sf,u can cpte yourself. Il has eatah.
lishsd The faei that Consumption can
Il cured. wiile tilf Coughs. Bon.
nhiiia, Whoolins in1slkh. Asthma
nla III dItenee4 II ihh Throat md
iAtnsn, Il HI ahanltif II without n'l
rlaAl, I've iu4es viii relieve gpnl
ILL, IN ,'ttill,, Il L tl.aAnnt til tat.
AL rlptlf lafflNa ~ tho Young.
al thsld, and o. mother can Afford
II IL without II. Ane IAN nsc Two
tttfia ~ ii bottle nnI II Nhut we suy
Ii mol tf,ic W. will refund the pilee
laid. prize, ine1s. 81 Ct. ind sisou
rfr bottle III sonf Lung Hro store ~
.lnst ~ laek Inn II shlinh'e fnfs
aas l'la-tpts. Sold - II. ] !. chm.
Ifltf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-22
VI

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1. That ne 2aNslslhE should W.
rtahirsl Il railroad. ~ any sthtset
pulasiuns
q. That 40 property shnali lse
sssmrt ftpm taxation
o. That Nsase. County and Court
expenses should nj enss lH t.sissa*i
10 the mlnlmnm amount, consistent
with The demands n the public srs'
Vice.
You Ar hereby notified " INJECT ~
.lclrrAsu convention IN the ,iis III
hes Mola.a, "Wednesday, Arfll IN.
ISIS. NJ n o'clock ii. m, fnf thu par.
pose II endorsing tlir nsilun ~ the
Toledo Convention mud ~ nominal.
Ing candidate for The office ~ See.
Rotary ~ Hsa,.. Rerlssef ~ lnnt ~
ace, Superintendent II public IN.
ssruction; and judge II III. snrfrmr
cuurt. nnd The transaction ~ such
other business ~ may H. rrcrSsni.
Id effect a thorough state urrnnign
ton. The hnsln ri trprest niat|n i~nte
delegate M Iar.. from each county,
md one delegate for en.h three hun.
tlrea Votes or fractional part thereof
greater than one hundred nna hfty.
cast by any county nj the late state
election for u. L. Stubs for gov
crnor
\. +. THOMPSON,
Chairman NJ state Central Com.
Howard county Il entitled 70 two
delegates In TINT convention,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-22

Hx Gov. ". n, Stone, the hmm
who stole thu swamp lind funds u
several counties. wns chairman III
the committee thnt reported the bill
~ repeal the present railroad law
and establish the commissioner nys.
tenn, took Tho opportunity IL defend
himself anl hi colleagues FROM In
inpl,'atinn III having h,rr hrihei Il.
rnilfonts uni lphh,l4tr. CIR nIn.
lon VI ,lta' The repeal Ma tih' IL
mnnded hs IL farming lnirlpsta II
Iowa, nnr vt - The railroads, In
that thp move II hi tho Interests Il
Milwaukee und Ghleure, 80 against
the interests ofuur slaIc,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-22

Tho Nationals carried l.liaIru.
Utica, Auburn nnd Oswego. al the
recent municipal election II the
state. III. Republicans hnl Demo.
Gratis united against them. l'he
jvDrtd ahould turn itn attention to
these cities. their population i -
follows, Auburn ls.ltD. Utica. ~. 10 !.
Elinirn. aD,s5s D.wnro. 2!,if5 which
would seem III Indicate TINT esatl In
New York state the yoke ~ the ely.
locks l. gliesona To henr.