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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-22

New York ,ii~pAtel, says s.he burning Of
tho i1scmss drove .Ilnis anil pav,llan hss
galncd tragic lnssross finM the discovery III tho
cAaFrcd And hlsegened remains Of tonr ba,,ics
The victims Afe ! ". iisfee, tAsmanagefof the
hotel William sal,ab~rds. night ~Asclnan. Ksie
RAdef, c0c1 anil a Kitchen girl Lnown A lou.
~ = naid snl sea children are reported
mlseln4, mi .liu .MAfeh for lsnAin~ Will ha
OontInn63as rarif'y a~ ro~@ihn,
IT, 80 49, nus ~ tile aMftrst knawil, the
eqe1Be el1Nrlure falllna iao asses IN twenty
0fImDeA a lsis ani gentleman sitting oi, tho
reanA has~is tl#h silna Il cutter 4 room tlnae u
Lnn1orl ytssus their sleeping children h,iurv
- Nn1l& fell In Ille structure was " the
SVsy tehtss, construction, and illled With seA.
W69o4 ptnA
~ viewcf lie hre from The adjoining neigh,
bprhu0d Was L and Il burned With clear,
Whit tiame ils, lonk,,l ik. large sas Int. and
gMve ont 4 hrinht and int.nsa itsht
Tho snddenli, - III Tin fire ~Nr startling ror-
Sona rittiuN iii itr tareh " hanse II hath
noticed wha, appeared Ia ho u hall uf ilfs sloot
on, Into the lay. and slsa minutes later thn ri.
tire hotel wa@ III ilames. The llRhl Anlnarl
even thu Brightness u tho electric Ist.l on
UQnuy inlAnsl, anil vast clouds III smoke Arose
ID 0kt ~ aha ,lritlcd seAwari Hal sAe wn.l
been t9 : alfIefvns direction. theru " III doubt
~ uolnea would hase dusssu,ed mNhs haasrs
alonn ths shorr. ~ shsy are built close together
and DnAA u thlehly Nutilr1.
Tl,e gusrsA w,ro All Nell so.ho. Ani hal
mnGA ieWolry aud money WIN ihrm. 4 Cuban
RWaol = oaid 10 hava lo~t ss,tsu, aud i New
York mrrchAn. st,tH,, which were In their
rooms
--spther Lurning~. At rArkrr's Landing, ~ !,
si.n.s lsfrols Of oil wsnl up IN smoke, ii West
Bsnd Wis eleven hailflnss, valued, with thor
contents. Al slt'un. we're destroyed; isamres' 3
i,nn.iy nunaIr, \. X. and ! portion OF DR.
pnrsr's chemical works at Flint, Mich, wrto
reduced 10 arlr.. involving losscs respectively
vi t.,u,usu aud ~, ,uVl
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Isnd nitrn rtssssnsrs haastnssA ~ sNh esssi
ssn~wNt. rahs which ~s~ shus sneHtsaA
nnss ~ regarded ~ atsaatasls Est the
1ftrh.n4
l,t4 iearsass IN titie l~sia~vA w
seswfttrrs IA various eonfss, and Fa
nsms rnm thr tradition thai hnfer~
ard Ntsral wvTs vrnenrA ~sih lAnav II in
the isnmAn ra,stsi. III iall rvirArrh
wns crowned te~i laureate. anil this hAa
brcn called the hsts inssHssee III thu
title The tit~s English eoaft peei was
John hay er CaiaA arloins,sl l,s Eli
ward ~, aud ~Ns thr sir~a io Receive
the title. The yearly fre vi the ,pct
laurc~t. waA formerly iNil anil iiefcc
III Canary wine, Int since isla tho wine
haa h~en ccmnns~A tcs mcW~y.
Tvs irun horsc dcea moi last much
longer than the horse nf hssh and hnn~x.
Tho ordinary lite u locomotive IN ~
years. some of chr smaller parts ~.
qnirr renewal every six months; TIE
lnilrr tnbcs last i've years and the crank
axlex nix years: tires, boilers and hre-
boxes from six to seven years; the sidc
| frames, Axlcs aud other pMrtA thirty
years. An important advantage u that
broken part can bc repaired aud does
not condemn the whole locomotive ~
tho junk.shnr, while. when = horsc
breaks 4 leg, the ~Aal~ animal n only
worth tho flesh, iAt and homes, whirl,
amount a. s~ss ssusll sum III this
country, where horse tlcsh does not lind
itx way to the butchers Shanlblcs.
TnE religious belief of the nineteen
persons who have filled the President
ial chair In the United States, m indi-
Gated by their attendance upon public
worship. and the evidence afforded In
their. writings, may ~ snmmcd up IN
followH: Warrington, Madison, Monroe,
Harrison. Tyler, Taylor. and Buchanan
were EpiacopAlians; Jefferson, John
Adams. j. q. Adams and Fillmore we're
unitArians; jackson and Polk were
presbytcriars: Mr.. vanburon WINS of
tho Dutch Reformed Church; prcsi-
dent Piercca Trinitarian Congregation
alist; Lincoln attended the Presbyter-
Inn Church, though hc did not belong
~ any; johnson N. Methodist ;
Grant and Hayes also attend tho Meth.
odist Church, but are not members.
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WAR On THE MoRxOSs.
Washington Telegram |


Mr. HAyss cxpresses thu gseAtcss sonfidence
In l,eing Able 10 hreAk np tho institution Of po-
lyeamy. NJ has been very much surprised 10
looon thal ~ nnn,ber of Mormons actually
pe1oltciu,s rpiyEAmy h ~ small. In tho CIT,
eftAl. Lake ussrsAre only twelve rolyRAniA.r,
1hroughoa. thc Territory there Il, u course, 4
much hrHrr numbee. II hAn bU.h Mr.. Hayes
intcAtion N do Ill l,o ooulA ~ break
up pplygany from NJ hras oi biz Aalnintslra.
!!oa. BY ~ ecnld hos - until Wy teal eanp of
posed a ths coming full term of conr, III Utah
n have ovsry p0lygAmlsl IN Salt Lake riss IN.
dlctetl oQl prosecuted II IN uaoMHht that such
viK0eues policy will pcrauede The Mormons
% reeganSe pOlyGahix = that u done
thcss VIII ~ no mril,cF trouble Thu
Elltekn, Nxeapt Ia this plurality u mArftasc@
1he Nornaa1k elLln that this i part Of their
rGltm1On hut this niiMiuiw rnttQn will refilse to
rccognixA Il. anil wiil rufnrn tho laws ~ thu
United klasss npon tho snplsel VI marriages
Whalsvsr resistance = male ny thc Marinotss
,ig,lly enforced until M Moripon. .lIi asrsr
v canfor,a y w laws thas control the res, of
tsais fxts TriexrsM.l
Apostle Joseph y. smith. III tlle Malt Lake
Tabernacle. yesterday afternoon, delivered !
furious speech. which has greatly added 70 the
popular sAriteu,unt lp said tho Nor
mona had msl their aisrlne~ With tlialr
own weapon, The Dtll.. aud dofeAtcl shetn
every time thur enemies, NOT content
With dsMsat AAva psrseutal as,d n.Alisne,l
ia and driven ~ froin our settlements Ii, Ma
souri and Iiiii,ola for no cause whatever. by
lllasA aioislinsble sets thcse people have boell
suhjecled 10 hArdshipa Alniu4t unparalleled
lhs speaker enlarged upon tho part hM had
horuc In these petsacutions and aald ~ did nut
want 70 ~ siach terrible cfnelstss FepeAsed.
W. have honn tmruln. thc .0lhrr cheek long
enough. ard II n nOs about tinie III change utr
policy WI have bcoi fuuily mirrcpresentetl
and spit mpon. Wv hAve suffered tho rre~c,lce
Of thai ilainnKblc ahOei anlOng ~, which would
mot IN borne Ia any ether community. W.
have Submitted % ~ Abusu and nlsrapru~cnsa.
tinna long enough. and now \ innse he stepped
This MAS greeted With AuMn'a frnin ihe
wholo congregation The gum shor~ hAve
l.en humy selling hreArms and taking ola one.
To repair,
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wAsMlMuroH NOTES.

n Ii announced from Washington
tina, Tho administration ~ dsclded to con-
mcncc IN active warfare aenlaet - Mosmons,
md ssoresary Evar..' cRcalaf y esyvlgn Gov.
esnn,cnsa. warning pcol axaisal emlsrHting -
shis country u Join the uegnnona, = hut pro
lhMlnAry step, Il " cot( 04 DseessAry - 4
notice to the world thai gu101oM n hero
after " lp prosecuted q agjme In sl,s United
states Tho Attorney. (lsnsrAl AA~ been III
consultation with the nlsajct Ai,nrssy of
Utah, WIN will commcnec prosecutions under
,ho Roland law this fall.
Tlm President has decided 10 restore
an the ca,lc,& recently diamisaod from West
roin, for haxllE, ~ thase h general Henti-
ma,, Amons arm. o,lcl6is Inst cxpulsion will
not break np tho practice
President Hayes win wielt Indian
Apolls during tho week OF tho Indiana slalc
Fair Tho rrc~len, has Also accepted mn IN
siia'lon 10 hc present NJ tho Agricultural Fair
at Nroal,o, Kan
Frank T. Taylor, aged 10 and Robert
u barnard, Aged II. foGnes clerh IN I'M ofice
Of oAnpy ionnT, .he lcanesssc Representative.
and The latter fanns 4nsphsw and privats
secretary. fought \ dnal few days Avn ueAr
liladen-lnrg shu's vcrc exchanged, whom
Mr. Young appeared ard pat ~ mud " fuEtAer
ho~til,irs. II Waa them ol61ed tlsAt IN p1ned1n
were fred with blank c4etrtdsssA
A Washington correspondent ste1ea
th., Tie ren~lors lsure& = rapidly oomplsltae
thu rxtf. work thrown uo6n n "a cnuoe0uooce
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-22

- correspondent of III. New inrk lNnn
Nv0s llsa following VERSION ~ thu AiI air. Un
lila arrival u the hDnHe, Mr hpraguo imnse-
diaspiy sou.ht tenAier tunkling, AMI c0avss.
nAtion with him followed. part nf which vas
overheard. Que VI The nurvAntA declAseS thAi
~ TIC hatl NJ. kpragns loudly orslssed n.
CtnsklAhe - )eAve NJ tsHiso. saylng losUoul6
ttve him twenty minutes (, get nns ~ tllht.
md u ~ did not - Nutil HhsHt him senator
tankltng walked ant of tls entrance and
walked slowly. caryyin. hts umbrella. and pick
lnN his slrps rAluilIily fhrDuEl tla dcsp sAnd
He probably walked 0vasf this sandy atid mun.
h,Alct trHrk ~ ff ~ tho bathing. .lioAses, aid
d,en 0AtouvA tho pooTusl BIT VI street In Nara.
sAl..s4t tiss loasfA lilllinRson's cafa. When
10 reached niilIuKtn'1 MnAsor conAlins. 49,
an na', Won. iasiis IN door and siooi S,ssr i.r
Afew moulonta WhiIa hsstoud there MI ki,rasuo
had jumped tntn NJ Old vaxuu, AMI :. DRIVING
furt0usly down Tho rOad Osor which Senator
t'onklin9 had Just pAssod. 4 trA.lesman who
DillIGxtoll's aAld 10 looked yety excited.
and wAn driving fnrIonsly AMI cAfsfnAsly. III
~ k,ss <,s. 8 IS, s.eod ~. ss aa Is" ."s sassr.1 r
sioop In froAt " IL A. he refined np liz slack
lls hai.d IN threatening Aisi.tiet ~ tcaneor
GohkiluR, Aihtaiked aud pastluulataA cxcisfsliy
Then Nr. Conkiing crossed part way over ~
thU opposite corner, ~ II - NJ Away. Nh.
sprAgiu quickly followed. wheeling lin hoF~c
siislJcnlg and jnmpinx out By NJ. uonkling's
ado NJ fmpetuousls tliAt l's cArthsl the seAl of
.l.e wagon ont will him. dprARue waa heard
.soa Y - - " -. ~. - van. @ yoa ',s' ie g.. s' on,
of tl,is place II yon don't 90 I'll si,osa ,aul
Don't cs0ss my path aKaln IN, II yu0 10,
suss = | nasst yoM.~ 70 tsls Nj. COnkling
.ad9 sone rsPlya 90 ~ W.. sere<ns 80
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l'rcachlME IN AmcrleN.

Tho preaching oil the time In this
country IN ~ good N the people are
willing 10 hear Neither In tho church
nor out II II IL there any considerable
demand for better preaching. Where
there Ii most Intelligence Or culture the
chief desire In regard ~ preaching IL
that II shall he entertaining, and thus
suited 10 attract many hearers who will
help " l~y tho expenses Of tho church.
Under the voluntary system" ~ Il IL
eallcl, which prevails here, il would b.
very difficult 10 give tho people any
kind of preaching which they do not
want. The perHons Who need 70 10
taught. guided and instructed thus ilx
the standard and determine almost
wholly tho character of the teaching
which they nrc to receive Thi. IN MI
incidental effect of the dominion of tho
masses, of our univcrsal-suilrage mr.
rangcmcnt ~ soCt~ty. In very iew of
the churches or congregations In this
country can there be- any continuous or
hubil,,al religious teaching which tho
prnpl. 10 no, approve. The standard,
or ideal, ~ 10 preaching IL usually
| higher among ministers than among
hearers. mud many olrrKymnn maintain
\ constant struggle against the injurious
tendencies Of the popular i..stc, and try
10 create In the minds oi their hearers
M appetite for the higher and more
spiritual qualities In religious teaching.
Hut th~ pv~Arhing u thc country, like
nearly everything else III our national
life. IL liked, IL hecome more anil moro
completely representative u the culture.
taste, morality, and entire character of
the people who compose the churches.
II this II The tendency, tho character of
tho preaching will not thereby be
elevated or improved. .itldntic.
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kIsCKLLANKouo oL1ANINoA.
The yellow fever y raging fri9htlu1lv

The yellow fever y raging friGhtlu1lv
II 1Nmpleo, Mcxleo,
A aKcrxr Wn.lino1on Telegram naVa: !:
@'lhe DlAte Department - tAAl (asxms,0 "
dlrpoge1so regard favoontly - psoponnh VI
this Government FIR ih( en@ fofrkn
alton of bi metallic snhj jfels. Aud horNsylsst I'M
present EFFORTS VIII reSnt, hi m mrsaiiic ron.
slSa, III which Ill tho iaa.li.g states of Europe
vii participate. - /
A bloody row between ship-lahorers
occurred ~ Quehec. Canada, last week, IL
vi ich two men were Killed. two drowned. aud
Abont thirty hurt by gunsAo. wounds.
The August returns 10 the Depart
mon, of Agriculture. ut Washington, show that
thn condition. " spring wheat wNH ~. against IN
In iss> Tho nortllssn partA u New England
and New York maintained their July condition.
In the Wrst AlM Northwest there IN. gcilcrai
doclisr, cAu.c,l hy drought, ruai, and ohinch-
hngA Tho decline WAS most severely fplt IN
Kansas, where TIN condition averages only "A.
1ha coadlsloA AZ TN whole country ~ nor
eans laAssr than List yssr. Tho August rc.
turns show The condition NJ slie oas crop ii ~
against I'M IN August, ls7s 1'hay show !
slight Improvement ovar tho July condition.
which averaged only ssl Tho decline In the
dnlf HsAseA AMI IN tho trans Mississippi states
roasiy ovcrlMlancA tho improvemcn, III III shs
other soali0ns
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y nswrlas ~ W. sasA ss.s. .s.s i W. saih
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II rastusisitn With iwiW ~ ps~e~icN ~ 4
rssor Ani ,iifsmisa~eiu4 NDs~slf, ka~xAily tws
sing herself oren she III ~ - s1eAenss
III horrible sgnny,
There wrre nincs& u dcnslll en ~.
I'm fsat anl sIsis 49, Dsss Of the Oeeeee a'
ii mnhls fnf tle three 4 ~ end M - ~ evea.
,ns of Ang i1 Tho tel deAtha los tAe Week
scrc forty -is. The total - lAst AAtc, siuce the
outbreak u ,he rlague. -. - the icisl nnm.
l~r ~ nas ra-es att a dispatch fscm
Ma.hinr,on sa,s tia, sUsmrtsolwr rcs,cr,
II the Tressnfy 1sfArtmssl sAv-
that Inn National f0sAsA % Htal'h
Il ~ tie oplninn that euaesleMeieee suf ihs
support VI ur people oe nsmrhee n ssMp ars
NJ la's''s hrrestars " preveAS ~ Srtsad ol
tip se,lau fever into 80 U'ae0y - SaAe :
rrani.i'ian upon Til. w - o4ptopssAeed "
tensra, will ha bonore4"
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|AsHsp4 Nso1~MessAs
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AHe4& ~ A~~N i. 80 srr~s4a n hAn
80 - eseNH~ao thns.asR -
THE rAlde ehsansrlrs anrahrs .ltss4,
W rtvlAsa ~ ~ Amvsr~a hsfss, " ngs
~Asss#s hsvins ~uu sae h#sssaesF ,Aaa ii
Nshsss asAsrss s,rss Assa
fvuan iall examinations n ssaatA All
st~&n Aassess ssar~ ths sssaass II itnrll. shs
leeaua Tssss draws Tire reaelu.san slsas ksng
t~ss~Ase nAA~a IN w. Mat ,ssttis, N~sa, saeY~
fr~, shAs W. reaeiuslaa II ne ~M ~. ets,h
ssNx<ssa
A late sinfm In Denmark. which w.
pears h h,r tesn tasa tasng liks sht A+tN
aas~ shs, have nssr~l ls,ra districts IN ,l,e
t'nisri stA,~* = tlA last t~a II shrv~s~s ".
Asss~v~a : Aas1k~t 1r~~s ~ vses atAeua,
= ssuvessy. tsssAs Atsha4 1sw ves~sA
l.assia haA formed ~ alliance With
rwrstA
Crust yAhtAaey, b,rF mAny years
IAsM. hsuk,<s N Au.f,A, VA. rsirra ana
new Ministry. with Coan, 1ssfe As w. heal, la.
been termed
A dispatch from barAievo, tho capital
II ro~nla. says that .ts,i houses were burned
In thc recent Are The lo.. will reach sn,un,
,sn tiotins. Forty six soldiers we're Ailiei and
wounded
A cable dispalch states lhat, oi tho
sn.Wu sharcs of .hc Panama canal scheme pn,
On the market. ahcni s.uA have bern applied
foF, ahd these chiefly through Tho syndicate
supporting The scheme, De~ri.e this IN
dOMbtcd fAilnre, Do lesscpe, backed hy mem-
hcts of Tho French syndicate, u determined IN
rcr~cvcrc with Tho project
AZ conference of miners held In
Birmingham, England, the other day, II wIs
represented shA. thero wss "some opening Tor
miners III The Tinted ssatc.. ~ during tho 70.
cent deprcssion In mining industry IN rennayl.
vesdA - clscwhesp nunnbsp Of mon Nnueh,
dnstf tmpl9yasesta" Upon, shie seAlsaasas 4
| ls1DlDeon iehvos = eotwal1ea n tAolni,c,l
HsAses was unanimously adopted.
Tho United States Consul at Man.
chester, ENG, ssys the. .hs failure of cropa Ii
| much more aertons than generally supposed
abroad Tho demand IN England fcr meats and
HsnAns from shs United 1iAess VIII b smsmons
Ds1Ineaa h gsnsrslly deprs~sed. lAaA year
nsbre thaa MaD0 Psr~nos ~csc Tarlns.ei III
Manchester by the public, Tho coming winter
will probably ~l.ness ssill RrcA,er de~iisa.ion,
A London dispatch announces the
death II Mrs. Nellie Grant HArtori-. only dAugh.
ter of II President uvAnL
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pRiNcE JkkuME NAroL.oN. who is
now regarded ~ tho head of tho Bona
parte family and chict of the Imperial-
ist party, II 4 larger man than either
tho first Napoleon or hia father. In
his earlier years. his likeness 10 the
great Emperor waA extraordinary. Ho
il b7 years of a@c, not yct gray. tlaongh
sOuicwhnt bald.
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NEARLY half Ireland II now under
pasture. The sixc u farms has. Tor tho
past twenty .iive years, been steadily In.
crrnaing. since lh7H there has hrcn Il
dscreass ol 1,l2O holdings under thirty
acreu, and a increase pf hM In bold.
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faA R 9M#H $3.50 a
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MEvERDEN
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-10-10
The object OF Study.

The duties of the teacher are terse
set forth In the New York School .Jou
nal as follows; His business is 10 de-
velop. discipline aud train The powers
by which knowledge il gained; be-
sides, in performing this work he will
lodge in q secure and disable form all
the useful knowledge possible. lie
will make as his great leading object
the training OF the mind; no will next
direct the pupils attention 10 his own
mental processes, to show him when he
thinks accurately; this is sometimes
called teaching TO think he will teach
the pupil TO arrange and classify his
knowledge; lac will teach the pupil to
give good expression TO his know lrdgc.
These being the objects the teachers
aim at, he requires study in order that
he may secure these objects; they may
be set down as the object OF study. And
II a person has no teacher, he still needs
all OF the above effects, and TO produce
them he uses study. tits plain, then,
that study is the Indispensable means
to be employed'to obtain education.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-10-10
Thoughts.

What thou lowest, that thou livcst
and that thou art [Fichtc.
The great man is he who does not
lose his child-hcart.- Mcncius.
Nothing is so sure to cease to please
as plcasurc,- TO amusc as amusement.
Animals are such agreeable friends
they ask no questions, they pass no
criticisms Geo. Eliot.
All are bigots who limit the Divine
within the boundaries of their present
knowledge Margaret Fuller.
Talent cannot arrive at its perfection
without health. A man without il NAV
be giant in intellect, but his deeds will
be the deeds of dwarf.
Science is a good piece of furniture
for a man TO have in an upper chamber,
provided he has common sense on the
ground floor.-[Dr Holmes.
Energy will do anything that can be
done in this world; and no talents, no
circumstances, no opportunities, will
make two-leggcd animal man with
out it, Goethe.
To spend too much time in studies is
slotlt; TO use them too much for orna-
ment is atlectaiion; TO make Judgment
wholly by their rules is the hninor of n
scholar They perfect nature, and are
perfected by experience. -[Bacon.