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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06
INTERNAL REVENUE.


Tho atanHAl report ~ tin Commissioner of
Internal ls.sni,tie shows that slli.u>V. III was
collected during III. fiscal Year undng juno "A,
isss, decrease ~ y, III. I'll from iii. receipts
~ Tie previous year Thu receipts msre from
tile following ~allreps.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06
EaAkifsA VII.

II. Hlaebfan, Superintendent at Foreign
Mails, -AnN&sha, THE total .y,s' II III. lns.
~tas.r neeah mail service for thn year rtsl
iltsa II, Mas stHi. .sh l.lhA il reduction III stn
Ill from tue ras' M tlin IN. ssllug sear. .IAp
t.iAn embraces An slHlttlat. account fl ihf
proceedings II tile las. pnstal pnnVosfinn u
PARIS. it'll lilo ac'.pA 1shtli II tll4 Representa-
us.s II the United sta,as- Mr~~rs Isll,r ALL
HlaeksatI@ d. that neNtAa Iii tftal WelNItts
mallr dispatched from The laisl sian- Il
postal lnlnil inrssn countries tluiIR tif iIaaa
YEAR ms II letters, II ltAt Il aliase.s aid ~
rltAea matter and sainNl.s. II ,sss vi. annas-
l4atE III sisNrna~a uNsf fha preceding staf III
ist aeil.n.# N lgi,a4 Alif Istfts.ss Nttlittr I'll
printed inattsf altl r8tas sts Hi. Hlinha. II
letters sAsiiA,lstsl Will eaasstfH fsf embraced
II til r.tisfai tsaNtai ulsftl Ii natnillot ID
Gai,asla excepted Nas - II
hkfsh4 - mn esVvfssahl .KytAlK.
GnmhlAsafs General Mseiesly tal.nri n ,ie
Mat Department .ii,lNs that III total ampun,
h.bur..Al TN Aulmlniru.n ngs1e. .iu.inR Til
ii~eal ,.af eltsl JnNe "A, last VI. s:i5lu.hhi, Ill
Nhial slsNll III Ma. reimbursed hs salr1 I'll
stores n officers AMI enlisted lla#sa, ssslAA wnY
l,al ~ thN iufsri9I btpafsustl fur supplies
furnished II tndiaii-i 80. II. Nae salt'fsa ini
tsliaessl sa i, enlisted ,tetl. ahi It'd halMncs
Mx- fitnel,it II thu department Il, thu 1pia
gresslesml sflrarria,lna
ltain tn t.shlrr accompanying lilo ftpor' !,
appears that lilaf. MAS TIA Atsi daalllu III fl4e
stsi II ILL satnpuneittr pt III army ration .lif
lslk lsn IAA war; H. rNnapHet4l NltA Hi. nF.#ssl
suR iarlK. ,asililh., hipi thN ssil,na'ea iul All
preparations NstH it5nAal aesulAIliss
.t.hflhVtAf4h hfSlAtIss EErsh9.
The reppit u Qnaiienta~tsr tsupfal MIG.
cos.iaius large ainouAt u statistical lnforua
tim, aud mahns ~aNpgal commentators III
total reputation. ttaul lis iii. .Iufg ~ f#s
al var n.,dsl iAA ~ la-t Amounted III
sisi'fs,'ss. lhu department nnnesl agtlnv
thn Var, III ~ rNssitpsr~. | .ins l-taeta alii
iN',fHl tpna III military anatafa Ilaa tlNiart
mHi.s lAttistt .,, liatrts a1I H.. nlf,ls sinr
tiE lii saal, TT ah average utst III sii. tn ile
fufinar anl sl.al FIR tit latter There Mels
II Iii iaurssa aud sisNA mllIns In tiie afiuy al
ile .alll II JUNE anil l, tugass. consumed VA
~ follows. 1s.,tn hnaltuls ii aasfm, |, iu,ss
bisheis ~ 1ats, l.a,sssi ltl~hel- ~ harley
III, ~ is,nr of hay md !, ~ snn% III straw
fHklsf FhE tIitIIfIAs EkruhI.
Vnitcd States Treasurer tsllfiliaf. in hin i,
port ~ Secretary Sherman. i1aLur nu rrasslu
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otRsovoWv.
!. - y. 80 = \ - - -
I sss@sA., 'l's~al~
sws#y~epN@~a tsa8sAmv~eA
svtnv~@#*
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]. ~rss@,>s..as. -. .@..s
.s,tss xsrss,A .rs -. "A. sa..s..
.s.aa sss)s = $50
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tsas#@8a.ss ~ Nssvass44 nAMse HasA
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= n. rwsseAtt. ssss ssses.
tsssvf and AAsvyysntsrr.
w. VI. sws AHts, ~-s "a. W wa ss~s
fW.f M.ssss .fsN u assf+ Hssssss4
- NtMts.S. 49, a.ess .~#a II ,as naAsss
1ssNN Nj tss<ss. saaF ~ Tres E@esWst.
aoss> b NnM>se ssaasa .'as Nssss ssss..
fiasfer fsa'rra
". II oWSS. - hs.ssaAai a PAN ass.laes !.
4. nsrnAWAs 4 IN. ms, .sscs h sAe n d.
E'neIsrssfAs.
". ". rUwHs.s, !, n.alasas ,a's Stand - ~,
y 4. s:..:.s ~, n s..., .,.-.,, =. !. :, MA
c1osAiay.
4, y.Snk.nM.I.. Pm street. -. -,
4
Cdrl~nfsrs and Haisdcrs.
\. N. ClAMk. siar IN cherry s,r,e,
4. ~ LENT. ship Fast slide Elm street.
Dry Hoois Dealers.
wmlrE A MOssN. north end u I,ricl block.
Il. WEAvEI. nrsss hloel
srM..Tlsni. ! s.sn..Es. n,.ca block.
THOMi~uS JpH >~slN MkOS,. nsrt door
~ Trumbngis Ahue stare.
Drug Stores.
S :. J. wnns;f I; >. -. ~ :, ID,
Furniture.
q. MEvERDES. see advertisement.
Foundry and Machine Shop.
swENsON BROTHERS star Foundry.
-Four and Fscd.
!. mNT,; !" "a al CO. in OLD !. .. nu.,aa
Grocery. Fruit and Confectionery
Si0rc.
=. HATHAWAY. in old ros,oiree bu,,iias.
+ W. ~. WEltsrEtt. see al,
+
|
. s $500
u. ~. lNsAN. nn tact sias llM street.
Iarness Makers.
street, near The a,anrrsra,lonal church
L. ". HANnAusM. No advertisement.
w.usrrn .n,.. -. -, g, -,
.,rs.E,
s'' -
1"'"s""'s <'ve"se'
smNnA nsCnARns. .
'"''"sS' .'''"s ''"'s .'p'',a'
rltAS y. NEBlsEU. cHns side of lin street
seo al.
=. j. GtEMNEN. see advertisement.
i Justices Of the Peace.
Z. r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. esace over K,mhA
IArhsMurthE NAnh.
JAMES ~. THROWN, nssr lsarkerr Store.
4
f,m..
N9uTnN RltelTh fsfts II N street we.t AZ rl.n
~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

AMOS u. COMllr. Collections nAds snd pssavt.
Ii rcsnttte<.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06
Chester Trade.


L. q. LINNI has full and general assortment,
and sells n lowest rrIev..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-06

WEBSTER HOUSE, corner Elm and Hlxh
sirstts,
srHOrnEK HOUSE. opposite The Depot.
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| Wagon Makers.
.. IAAAC, M..hst square. west u Vim stree
/ WM. EUWA1ttsN. soulh ~ nil~ nth ltOuse.
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SAILOR tHIsTROMrs SWINGS.
The swedish Committeeman Looking into %
battery Banker. DoIng.

30. Christian Roos banker at 90 state
street. fronting the Battery, a region that is
frequcnted by sailors and immigrants was
taken before Judge Sutherland Yesterday, and
II was charged that he had swinded John o.
AhlstrOm. Swedish seaman. out Of 81 ,140 his
entire savings after ten years OF hard labor and
constant exposure. By consent of the District
Attorney. Mr. VIM. H. Secor. who has been
specially retained by tho Swedish Consul
General. conducted the prosecution. Mr.. Secor
says that he has eight or ten other like cases
against ROos. amounting in all to about $50 900.
The complainant testified that he deposited
his savings in the Scaman's Bank for Savings.
until IT amounted to enough to enable him TO
visit his native land. and rest for few months.
and that on the 9TH of March, 1877 he drcw
fl1lO from the bank 10 send to his home i'm
deal With 10. cRristiSn ioos and hence he hem ac 20
posted the money with RoOs and received in
exchange q draft on the Wisby. Spahr Bank. in
sweden AT the same time IioOs or his repre-
sentative persuaded him TO allow them to send
the draft To Sweden. In London. on his way
home. he learned that the draft had not been
paid. He Immediately returned TO New York
and To ROos's Office. and WIS told that there had
lie was mid intcr"st for me I,.psed time md
then he sailed again. but on arriving at Bor-
dcaux ne learned that the draft had not been
lhcreupon, suspecting that he had been swim
died. he crossed the ocean again. and on arriv-
l1E III New 1hrk niNle the 1htlS KNOWN 10 the
Swedish Consul General.
81. In opening for the defence Col. Charles S.
Spencer sud that Rous had been "a banker in
the same Office for seven years that he had
been liberal To his countrymen. and thnt he had.
with his own money, established "a library for
poor Scandinavians that he had in his employ
one jacobson. who has turned out to be a
scounurcl. ASCENDING with over 81 900 belong
Ing To poor Scandinavians; that jacobson kept
4 false set OF books and stole money from Roos
That when AhstrOm bought the draft he gave
jacobson n full power Of attorney to sign drafts
ana transact business In his name while he was
Journeylng abroad that jacobson sent n draft
on the Union Bank of London to the Swedish
bank. 10 meet the one purchased by Ahlstrom,
but that the Union Bank. not knowing Jacob
sons signature, refused to honor the draft
until the banks officers could communicate
with Mr.. Roos. who was then travelling in Ger
many. and that on receiving despatch show
ing that the draft was good they paid 1t. but
that this was too late to meet the draft that had
been bought by Ahlstrom.
Judge Sutherland ordered the defence to pro-
ducc the book of stubs. and all other books that
contain entries connected with this transaction.
in court this morning.
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PARTING WITH ms FtTHKR.


~. Vnll,lr n NirhnIs thn I,t.n,Innt Il,
~ '"i'''' - N''''''7' ~ "''""'''' '''
the divorce suit gained 10y MR. Gronsiana
Nhf- ia th.. ,,nt,r.n,,. & ,t,,, ot & un...,i..,t
On IA" Li'uhb "I 'Iu'V ana lh"ul"hh H''"-
mont. produced his twclvo-year-od son Viii
liam IN tho surr.,n. Court Brn,klyn v.st,r-
''' j."
gay IN answer 4" VIII "l h"'-as corpus
granted on th" mothers petition. Mrs. Nichols
.f,ir,.,t tb..iut tnl.r am ,.r.t.-f ti,.. ...,,r,
'"' 80 N' "'' .''' wa eve "'' "a" W. 49,
winch granted III" dN"rr" AMI awarded il"r TN
custody Of the children. Tn lad strongly re-
.,tI. 3d.. ,.r.,,,. ,r.l IL. +. curly .l..,,l,l i,,
seni"i,H mr. ."r'i''H' anu r. F." 'ur's n'",eH boy
VIVA dark brown eyes H. eNhlNl"u much
anrction for his father, 10 whom he closely
,,,,., ,.t.,-i,... f. 1.l ,t lfs ,,,.,,h..r n ,ilt,
''- 80 ~ 'r'''
dressed woman wa" sal WIZ h"r counsel
J.-t.r Gilbert re- r.. 60 f- ufiNat, room with
go ' " .' '' " ' W 70
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AnANnllNa AArnloHn.Ntnr
Fsiiure OF the House 81 roncdo Rionda .V
tO.-Thv Hugnr Crop.

HAVANA. Jan AL interest here sine.
financial matters. Tho SUGAR crop. ON tlc re-
suit NJ which r.allv dem, n.t Gina, int,,,n.,.f
49,
Hp"'" run 'i'''9 N''' 100 N"'"' III N.'7
early date. any prrai.uon. either upon its
K.ports from cnrA SUGAR GROWN. section of
tAc stand are riliculou.ly d.s.ropant. coorei
hy thr interests of the writers. But boz ono vital
point ALL sensible peDplc urrqc--t q harvesting
=, ,I..,,r,.. Is 49,, ,.,'....s'.,.5
'l t"''I'p Is iH"Tl iI1''r'''-'
Iae sensation ui the week has p"ou %" scan
dalous fairrs of tho house % P.l.,lo. luon.'a
N'"', nhH tie i"'iur" Is s'Nrfiy loss 7'hn'ih-
lous than the bra1en oh'r "l -'tu'm'ni reported
T., have i,,au made Yesterday nt NItfat.y.- iv
am. - ,h.. n,..,,l,.,. - ,h. Gr,, ,ri, 10
Of settlement sand to have been maic y.s.
terluy al Maian2as q that tho creditors leave
all tho property oi tho ifm and Of it- resp tive
M mhrrs IA their hands. and sign receipts in
fun agu n-t nnt.- IpyHhl" in ono two. three
each note being Drawn Tor one iitn of each
specify. claim. |, II reported that the bank
ruh- threatened, IN 'as" this offer Wa not a'-
c'M"d 20 prove that All th' property was legally
pWued hy their wives. But. stranger than all. |
henr ON good authority tuht this nick Turlin
style of settlement Wili probably %" accepted
- far. II !. impossible 10 a-rer aiii. with any
-Na'fu'-~. the Am .unf of tie lahllt'-. Tor pro-
1 .ts of l.tiI III. Ring and currency drafts
~ by the hankrulls arr vet coming IN hy
cable. hut common report saws that the total NJ
liabilities viii NOT tall short OF u m.lllln aud
half of dollars. ~ 'lu-ivc, II course. OF
/ commercial ana financial local debts THINK
tl.r following VIII prov" very approx lmni" st
Of creditors for bills -1d a. tl"m. have re-
dured the sterling billie io dollars ia gold
Juan 'oril sl25Uu Nntlnu 4 Coo q snl
hrWuN Co. 900" italian, 'uosiH 90 2IIsr
y Narr~u' g." e , Nsl'a,,, halh"'l$'o St.,,
a. 'nr'N 49,, i, 'l vus,,s"'" -, S,,
Il H. t,', ia.~I' Il i'nsrn, "a a,,n
j DpnD,,.c SEQ 2oun' Io.n N'rd S,un
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JOSEPH p. W.ILL's CRUELTY.
His WIFE Dies. and his Five Little Children
are Left without IA Home.

Mrs. Elizabeth Wall, who was brutally
kicked by her husband. Joseph p. Wall.
in their home at iO3 East Twentieth
street. ON Wednesday evening died in
Bellevue Hospital Yesterday post-mor-
tern examination showed that death was
caused by liberation Of the lower part of the
abdomen. There were bruises on the chest
arms. neck. and lower limbs. " II is" said Dr.
Cushlnan. tho most brutally maltreated sub
jet that have over had TO operate upon"
In the Twcnty-sccond street police station.
Coroner Wortman began preliminary cxami-
nation. John Joseph. Thomas. Willie aud
Marian. Mrs Walls children. the oldest being
only 10 years ~ age. hai been IN the station all
nigh. MGrah an Intelligent girl. told the
Coroner TIE story OF ner iaihgrs crlne. II
papa came into our room. | heard hm walk
lng heavily. aud stumbling NJ stairs hefor" be-
got there. My mamma was lying asleep
upon the mattress on the floor. As soon
~ my papa saw her he said. Get up and
called her som. hard names Maninn didn't
wake up right away. and then papa went t. the
mattress ana, taking hold OF her arms. shook
her. and she said: stop. Ju'. YOU hurt me-.
He then went down stairs. but came back IN u
lew minut, :, AMI mamma was still iyins upYn
the bod. | tried Ia yet her to run ont oi tn
room. Nv papa then went az To her and kiekcl
my father went out. Mamma then staggered
into the hallway and Tell upon tho floor. She
WAS then bleeding very much. and put "a cloth
..A't.r wal had H k"d his wife, b. wont To
Focary- barroom and drank. Onl .rr Hc-s
b luit " rk az noon om Wednesday,. and spent
the afternoon with some friends in drinking
Wusk'y Doe the harruuuls ln FORSYTH and El-
,irIEs streets. la the evening hr drank only
trcr and ale. H. ha an intls'nct rerolir ton
or having entered hl~ Anrlr tAat uisNt. and of
having had % uuurrcl with his wife.
The inmai' - OF tn t.u"mrut al 4u3 East
Twntietn street say TIM, Mni. was, c9nunugl.y
under the inhN'n"' of liquor. and that when
drunk hv Was very violent. and abused
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FLJGHr fROM THE PhNITENTIIRr.
An Escape that may open the Eye. at some
body ON Black weIr. Island.

William Kennedy, alias sullivan aims
Gleason. escaped from his cell in the first tier
AT the northern end Of the penitentiary yestcr-
day morning. liz front of A- coll was "A narrow
iron barred window 1t was the second from
hecorner. Al j5i O'Clock the gong sounded for
tho prisoners - prrpar" to leave their coils. As
the gong was struck TIM lever fell, and the cell
doors werr unlocked. Ten minutes were given
for the prisoners to ret rendy. The Keepers
were changing guard. and there was the usual
hustle. II WAS durinE that time that Kennedy
threw buck his cell door opened the narrow
window. and slucozcd himself through the
small aperture. The blood stains ON the gray
stone are EVIDENCE ol lhe desperate chance he
took.
step out of NOR "'!s. IAry stood shoulder a.
shoulder and Deputy Warden BuWlrs sho ut'd
TIN order la count un. II was one, two. three,
four repeated over on" hundred Tunes. i
came the turn Of the low TIER 10 count Of.
and one. two, three. four came up 10 the
.aapuiy's err \ medys Seenst '4 ,l1 ca 1I9,
WAS repeated and the pri- lncrs repeated the
monolnne. One, two. iour!'
nody's cell empty. There WINS a ha~ty search.
and the broken window told the rest of the
z" WclL" Deputy Bowlcs said rthat is The
aided Kennedy came here prepared. They had
thc bars and cross bars Then getting some
stones they piled one upon another and made a
kind of platform on which they could stand.
kennedy must have watched them all night
long.
Al the foot Of East Siyty-sccond street the
Keepers found a rowbont belonging TO a junk
man of Whitehall street. This they seized, and
in II they found Kennedy prison suit
Warden Fox spent the day IN the city hunting
for the fugitive.
kennedy was sentenced under the alias Of
Patrick Sullivan. by Judge Sutherland. 10 two
years and four months, on May 10, 1876 lie
had been frequently arrested as u rNOr thief
and scuitle burglar and. us he isnn expert II h
conlectured that burglary occurring unusual
skill Is contemplated. else the gang he belongs
tnwould not have taken the perllous chance
Tint thNY took.
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should hold session on Saturday next to hear
the ndvorHt y OF the sixteenth amendment, and
thai thny SHOULD be- allowed two hours.
Mr.. !. luunds spoke against the resolution.
Mr.. Howe also opposed the resolution.
MIR Sargent spoke in favor thereof, and mr.
gurd that these indies did represent the women
~ the country. having been duly appointed by
STATE Conventions.
The r"solution was then rcjected-yeas 10
nays 81. us follows:
WAS -As'hy,s. B,r, PDnp', Gtp,Doa wis nivr'
DIV Nm. Htohocs, Hiclh hNis.. SARGENT SiErie,s and
Tif ii
N.ys Halcv. RaNard. Rock. Rs1. Buflcr t1,ii,iarv
tuckfc Cooke. toii'Ug DAVIS w va Rnon, Eha'nifs
ftstis Grover. Htrh". Harris Hereford mn, H' kor
nan. ki,l1o-.f Lamar. Mcdonald. hcH,hfr. NcIher.on
Morgan Pim,b Randolph saulsbury Thurman. and wat
sgh-a1
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To THE EDITOR OF The SUNNI; our name
having been mention ed IN connection with the ialIue W
Nj Dunmns Will y,u he kui enough to say that ~ are
not iu nm, interested In the matter fersons iYld
IN any oui obligations can have thrm cash"i, "s'
legal TAI, ui interest hN prrscnun. ulCm g. ~.
- {. Z NAANuLns %. ~ lnd lOs lulton slIcrl
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HnI,el. wh,.1sng In Kentucky.

Concord. Ky, Jan. 10. Deputy sheriff Rug
elcs with posse. overlook the notorious Underwood
brothers. whohad been stealing horscs The hdel" ui-
nred kiilu- kug,irs Iht hTt was lNlNl' anu "p'h
outlaws were Wounded.
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CUISINES Not,,,s.

Pomcro,'~ Plastic Rupture I:.it !. tAr hest
truss Nltnolt metal >lllnr, IN. - i' Broadway.
The Best Hcmcdv for CnIiar"n white Teeth.
vi. ALN.I.lA-r c---l IL
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The huge. drastic. grping, sckuning pills
lt,rI o crude ,taii.u and bulky in ftlirnt hle
mast brin. superseded bN Dr Pi,rces furfause Pellets
They are sold b, druggist do
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The followin' the earnings Of The Pacific Railroad
Company FOR the month vt December. is77 - Ji7rtD
for the month ri pgccmher. is71 a. l2i1i7 tor the
mouth OF Decembcr l-I1 ~ JtS.sr Earning. twelve
months 1877 tiN S7B iO7 earning, twt months 1870
sls22l.il2 earnings twelve month, 1870 ei7,dJtsJ.
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Use thnt powerful invgorant Phillins's " Pal
utiiir cod Liver on. m continuation VIVA fhnspho
huultiuc. An druggists Depot. Fiat II lib
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Stands for Ellutt's Cnrbolic Snun Ii cures
eaia!lh. Prec - cents al dius sIVrvs Ado
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Joe Towards new story, The Wall Street
Srhcnc h.rln, IN NJ Gu, Tie HeAt number VI tle AeD
luk Ant uf,d I,nt. BY! -iie.
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Spuml 4loute5
a ArLrND,D orrouT, NIFTY rn wiz

AIO;rlNi f0 l.. n Ntn on .i., .ul ul uisirui,
unn LuNauuI static lnttsN Co.." HAi. 1850 lr<r-,
amour fin- -lln ipi tunta pIN- "l'fH sWV'',
S'fItl liI.fN uD.rt- iWu uNlIi f- i.ltNVs.
d. ..r q N.rr -iulIIu H.,ut> iu $40, of ir,uisYt
hltu, rulturrhtiYt cou, n,aIun want 40 90 ai puni.
Al ,ur t,ia lNiraNrllf N lltWW-. ii, fl.f -N,
lern"n4n, ,,Ana-; n'H, %, GEM, q = rtNkiD Ap
uho, hos OH Sow Nfl,nu- Ln. ur ilANh MOORE
A SuA .ilT RiliflWtN NrN Nnrk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-11

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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-12-19
The Heat in the Bonanza Mines.

One cause Of the great heat in the
lower levels of the bonanza mines has
been the long spell of comparatively
warm and unusually calm weather.
When there is no motion in the air on
the surface, that in the lower levels be-
comes to a great degree stagnant and
dead Last evening we had the first
rafting good zephyr that has been seen
in a long time. The rush of a strong
gale on the surface creates suction in
the shafts that materially aids their
draught On the ], $50 level of the Cali
fornia there remain but twenty feet to
run to make connection with the Ophir
that will greatly benefit both mines, and
particularly the former, which is very
hot. This level (the 1850 further
south, in the Consolidated Virginia, also
the 1850 level, has of late shown tenn
perature of 1903 degrees. The compile
ton of the connection between the 1000
level of the Ophir and the G.. and G..
shaft will do much toward cooling all
the mines between the points named.
It is very difficult matter, however, to
keep down the temperature in the large
mines, where great numbers of men are
employed and hundreds of air-consunn-
ing lights are burning. In these older
mines-Consoidated Virginia and Cali
fornia-the openings are so great as to
be Con some levels) almost like fields,
and, though large and strong current
of air may be introduced, it soon spreads
abroad and is lost, SO far as regards any
further control of it. So long as air is
in motion, it may be turned hither and
thither, and made useful, but when it
has no motion nothing can be done with
| it; running stream of water may be
! guided in many directions, but nothing
can be done with q stagnant pool. All
is an element much the same as water
in it's motions. Where we find on some
part of the course of a creek or river q
widening in the shape of large lake
no current is observable except at the
entrance and exit of the stream-the in
let and outlet-and it is the same in the
large levels of our mines. On one side
there is found coming through a drift 6
current of air, and on the opposite side
a current of air is observed passing out
but in the midst of the level the all
seems to be quite dead and motion1ess
-ViTgi7ai0 City Enterprise
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-12-19

The town Of Wellington, New Zea-
land, although nearly out of the world,
has steam street cars
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-12-19

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