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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-26

VIII II Iiaetss
llnlaain'a A. TT John Aheginnt
Wiz II sisihli Aitftnah
The hunIst'~ ruwet hrhina TIT
lhiuht
What IL tfeihsfnA&7
\ srt II tutsi who Hee.lt sHlaiirs
ftum lls ~ tie HnA hfih.s from III.
bankers. ~l,p spend their winters IN
Washington drinking whisky mil
lnl,hlts tins people 10 Tutlrh the
hpnslip,ltlrft. credit runlilirf-. rail
rpnd ring. and lnnkin. asmliras.s
WIN ARE THE l,uii.lhol,lrfs5
Men Who ,ifnw interest antl pn, TO
taxes
Whit arr National hankaf
Vampire. Tint drnw tl.N,.tUl ntD Il
year fruM thr peapi. I'm III" shape III
interest munry on what they o~n.
npun oth.f peoples money. ati ny.
on iniAxrd londa
Who ARE the reorl"s
Movers III who'd nni drawers VI
water for l,undliplhrrs and National
bankers.
Whit nrr ihr bnn.lholders rights :
Representation without taxation.
What nf@ the peoples rights
Taxation without representation.
Whni Ii hard money
The money VI bArhnrisn.
What nrc prcenbnnks?
The lnrnry u intelligence and
civilization.
Whit II Iesuinpiion9
John Shrrnan's scheme 10 retire
thc prccnback-.
What IL specie money bnsiss
wild rnt." stump inil such ~
wAs In n~c before the Wnr
What II nn oil soidi.f2
a patriot who served hir rountr!
and took his pay In rrcenbucks.
What II n coupon clipper
A stay n. home. who invested III,
money Iii bonds nj fiffs eents on III.
dollar, and hnA BEEN drawing Rold
interest ever since,
What II the Democrats. purify
The left wing u thu Republican
party,
What Il the Republican pariy?
The right wing u the Democratic
party.
What N the Utecnback party
The embodiment u tho principle
upon which The Republic Ma found
I'D. - The StuijHef
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-26


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~ ~ Ahnss tn isshn NhriinHsi iii
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the srefssAf, u Treasury ~ ~. 1,
ravtcssrs hi. intention rsHe'l, isns
ha~ 10 you iiAs n, Nhu rns M. Int,
rstf 4 perpetual bonded lett. n
perpetual drain ~ industry fuf Nj.
henvilt III i,llvhess, That " what h.
means, anil h. thinks Congress ~ill
agree with HIN. II hu. this year. rpt,
tAinly mat How 10 YOU i've ~
Nov dv you ttkr IT. fsdltrvit
ldrurait.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-26

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-26

Bssl. ,EDs Must ii, NuHfp The
t,..tuls,sf nuntbrf ~ The Mu@isHi
Natld rutntB ~ ~ promptly Hitd "
full ~ RDuI things. II contains
sveni. pnxa~ ~ INV music, s1rHi
Dn.i Instrumental. and .itt,rD tngss
~ valuable nnJ interesting musical
inv and mlssrIiHny With tho pres.
.nt number the Musirnl World closes
~ sixteenth yeAr. This Journal hns
long be~n IOoknd upon ~ ihr Iced.
Ing musical monthly ~ fie CnitoI
States, and ~ interesting and III.
Editorials. Mnsicnl Wcrld
Letter. and Biographical Sketches
Kgr rcHd with Interest ~ ihplisA DI~
not only In this country Int Mtr0nd
rho ulrfnla.ion NJ this popular
~ + reasssasi si.TYsafst 4 n. !
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-26

Rxodu at~r W.nLon, has started IN
other boom. This timr II ii il @thr,l...
~ ssi apart some portion NJ orr TER,
Sit0Yy Tor such negroes ~ may have
boen deprived 81 their ciyII NJ sodal
riGhts Il TIM South, n bc Sssrryr.l
for their especial occupancy. W
heartily second fhr scheme. and
wOuId suggest thni thu territory ~
Alaska b. Ast apart for the exclusive
iiAs of su0li opInesed lrnplr ~
p1.v 1t1t
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-26

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04
THE PATHFINDER.
The Balloon Not Rotten,

ST LOUIS, October SIT having been
asserted that the balloon in which Prof.
Wise and Mr. Burr left here last Sun
day was unsound and perhaps rotten
and that it is likely some serious mis-
hap may have occurred TO the aeronauts,
Jas. II. Downey, sOn-in-law OF Mr.. Wise,
who is resident of Louisiana.
the home OF the Professor, publishes a
card here, denying these assertions
and stating that the Pathfinder was an
entirely new balloon and had never
been used before, and was one Of the
best ever made. Mr.. Downey advances
no theory rs TO what has become OF the
voyagers, but says If they are lost it was
not because the balloon was old or rot
ten, or the netting weak, or because
there was not enough gas in the globe.
The Balloon Seen at Bunkers, III.
ST. LOUIS, October 3.-The GlObs. Dem
Ocrdt correspondent at Bunkers. ILL.,,
thirty-twO miles northeast from here,
writes that he saw Wise's balloon pass
thhre abouts6 80 o'clock Sunday even
ing. From this point the balloon took
n course almost directly north, and was
seen late in the evening about ten miles
away. Between Bunkers and Car
dinville there is a very wild,
and rugged region, fifteen to twenty
miles in extent, known as McCoupin's
creek. The bottom is heavily timbered
and almost uninhabitcd. There appears
to be a bare possibility that the balloon
descended in this dense wilderness, and
that the aeronauts have been so serious
ly injured that they have not been able
to get out. An expedition may be or
ganized TO explore the wild section.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04
A NOVEL PROCEEDING.
The City Government of Mt.
Vernon, Indiana, Abandoned.

EVANSVILLE, October Son last Sun
dav United States Marshal Adams went
to Mount Vernon, Indiana, with writ
of execution authorizing him to levy on
the personal property Of the city in sat
lsfaction OF a judgment obtained by the
Newark, y. j., Savings Institution
against the city for $500 He was not
able, however, TO find any property liza
bic to seizure. In view of this, steps
were taken to procure writ Of mu,d1m-
as, compelling the city council to levy
n special tax sufficient to pay the claim.
This fact becoming known, a meeting OF
citizens was held last night, at which,
under legal advice, it was determined to
abandon the city government. The va
rious members oil the City Council at
once handed in their written reSigna-
tons, to take immediate effect, and the
Council, sitting in special session,
promptly accepted the designations, ap-
proved and signed the minutes OF the
meeting and dissolved, leaving the place
without any city government whatever.
There is great speculation as to what the
outcome will be, but the people OF Mt.
Vernon are confident that under the
existing order of things nothing can be
done with the Newark claim.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04
BELLAIRE.

A passing train this afternoon set the
Union street bridge on fire. II was sui
ficient TO call out the department, vet 1t
was extinguished without any damage
to the bridge.
The Bellaire Nail Works paid off to-
day, and as a consequence the Filth
ward is full OF money tonight.
The street cars have had time OF 1t
on Forty-fourth and jefferson streets
TO day. Workmen are employed in re-
pairing the track of the road and street,
and no less than five cars ran off the
track in trying to pass the improve
ments. Cars were delayed and passen-
gers cussed.
Miss Mary Monahan and Johnny
Campbell have agreed to join issues for
life. The papers are issued, though we
are not informed as TO the date OF the
happy consummation. The parties be-
long to the First and Second wards.
Advices from the country establish
the fact that "horse, foot and dragons"
will turn out at the Voorhees, meeting
on the Sth inst.
Mr.. Will S. Faris. of the REGISTER,
moved his family to Wheeling to-day,
Will is gentleman very much respected
in Bellaire, end his many friends here
wish chin and his a pleasant sojourn
in Wheeling.
The Tribune takes delight in evasions
and misrepresentation. Not content
with publishing the Voorhees, meeting
two weeks since to occur on Saturday, it
repeats the falsehOod this week in its
leading editorial. 1t thinksit can mislead
the public and is doing worthy office
for the Republican party. In this
thoughitis following the tenets of its
party IN doing anything to beat the
Democrats" will hardly avail much.
Thanks to the efforts of the
stalwart Democrats, it is very
generally known that Voorhees, will
speak here on Wednesday next
The Tribun,'s statement on specie
payments in Bellaire is as evasive as it is
childish. The editor OF that paper
knows that the REGISTER's reporter was
only attempting TO meet the impression
the Republicans were giving out, that
there was all the gold in Bellalre the
people wanted, or, that gold in any
quantity, without any premium, could
be had here on demand. II the editor
of that paper had the least spark OF
honesty about him he would acknowl-
edge the fact that the Demo
Gratis asserted that gold could
be had on certain conditions,
il they would conform to the require
ments and pay the duty on the gold en-
joined by the act that gave us specie re-
sumption. Any one who has read the
Tribune knows that it gave out the idea
that all the gold demanded could be had
here at moments notice. In this it
has been shown that the Tribune lied,
and now it seeks to crawl out by an
evasion that an honest enemy would
scorn to hold up as a shield. We are
hurried tonight, and we shall have
more TO say on this subject at an early
day.
The friends of Samuel Sherwood, Of
Bellaire, and Edward Morgan, OF Steu-
benville, met last night, at the saloon OF
Peter Snyder, and completed arrange
ments for Il working-boat race between
the two, to take place on Saturday, Oc-
tober llth, over the course in front OF
this city, for S25 side. The distance
is 4 mile and half and return, ,-Scp-
benritLe Plsss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04
THE ADRIAN CALAMITY
Further Particulars.

DETROIT, MICH., October 3.-Further
particulars from Adrian, where the ter
ribe disaster on the county fair grounds
occurred yesterday, state that the total
number of deaths from the accident so
far is sixteen. The following persons
have died from injuries since the time
OF sending last nights report: Henry
Hart, Secretary Michigan State Insur-
ance Company, Michael Henderson.
Willie Hill, Chinese washerman OF
Adrian; Daniel Johnson, Dover, Mich. /;
Peter Eagan, Manchester, Mich; Mr..
Hume, Needind, Mich, and Eva
Sherrard, Tecumseh. Mich. The ser
iously injured number seventy-fiye,
some Of whom the physicians say can
not live through the day. The architect
OF the grand stand Is the person blamed
for the occurrence OF the fatal casualty.
The stand was built unusually high
10 admit OF space for the exhibition Of
wagons and carriages underneath and
the timbers were simply spiked together
instead of being mUrtised and braced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04

w. Roger, the man OF strong will and
rupved intellect. 4. u. Ryan, the genl-
al, radiant pastor, the delight OF the So
cial circle, the man of increasing pulpit
strength, the man who is wanted every
where: Samuel Steele, the quick-witted
Irishman, who has read more Methodlst
theology than any man in the body .
Z. Steele, who is Just finishing ms Ia
bOrs on the Charleston district; J. +.
Thatcher, whose zeal for the Lords
house is eating him up, but who Is WILL
ing to become living sacrifice to the
Lord; Il. III. Trainer, a great, warm
hearted man. whose whole soul
is i'm his work; j. Wesley
Webb. p. f. of the Guyandottee
district. Ia district as large as some oil
the New England States, preacher
of remarkable ability, having the strong
est sermon on Future RetributlOn"
the writer ever heard; w. X. White, the
polished gentleman and accurate schOl-
ar. the neat and instructive preacher;
w. G.. Wilson, p. f. of the Wheeling
district al whose well-filled table there
is always room foramethodist preacher;
G.. f.. Manchester, the man OF admirable
equipOire, who succeeds everywhere;
). LOwther, who has made himself a
scholar at thirty and now goes to Drew
To complete the course; DR..
j. A. Fullerton, the increasingly
thoughtful and attractive preacher, and
l.. c. Stewart, who is in the midst OF
glorious revival at FairmOnt, and who
is wanted in Wheeling. And what
more shall | say? For time would fail
me 10 tell Of Lee, and King, and Mer-
Ger, and WestwOOd, and Shaetfer, and
Warden, and Faulkner, and Law, and
Hess, and Wilson, and Rider, and Rihel-
datfer, and Jones, and LOomis, and
Hite, and Feather, and Harrison, and
WaSSon, and Paugh, and Rippey, and
Jordan, and Engle, and Young, and
Wiley, and Sanford, and Sharpe,
and Allmony, and King, and
the other noble men who are
subduing West Virginia to the reign OF
our Lord Jesus Christ. These are the
men of whom the world is not worthy,
but their record is on high. God knows
thom, and they shall be His when he
comes TO make up his jewels.
The chief event of the present session
of the Conference will be the election OF
delegates TO the General Conference,
meeting in Cincinnati, o., May l, 1880.
| will tell you who the delegates are
when the votes are counted, which mat
ter will be determined before the REG
IsTER containing this letter reaches the
seat OF the Conference.
On Friday morning, the two Confer
ences, Ministerial and Lay, will visit
the University in a day, Shere we will
have feast of reason and flow OF soul.
Short speeches will be made by the
Bishop and other members of the Con-
ference. METHODisT.
Election of Delegates TO the General Con-
ference.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
MoRGANTowN, October 3.
The election of delegates took place
to-day in both Conferences, and result
ed as follows:
Ministerial Delegates-T. b. Hughes,
]. r. Thompson and J. l.. Clark.
Reserve Delegates-W. c. Snodgrass
and A. c. George.
Law Delegates Elect-W. I, Wiley
and II. c. McWhorter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04
INDUSTRIAL ITEMS.

FIVE million dollars in gold lett Eng
land for America yesterday.
THE jefferson iron works, OF Steuben-
vile. are running along smoothly, sell
ing every nail they make.
ALL the coal companies in Steuben-
vile report an increased demand Tor
black diamonds at home and abroad.
Born glass houses in SteubenviIle,
Beatty and Acme, have shipped large
orders of glass ware TO Europe during
the past week.
MCDEvIrT'S wooden factory, Steuben-
Vile, which has been shut down tor
some time past, has started up again,
and is manufacturing stocking yarns.
AMERICAN beef shipped to England
and sold wholesale at four cents per
pound is changed to English and Scotch
beef and brings fourteen cents per
pound.
ILLINOIS estimatas her wheat crop this
year at 45,7l4.66l bushels and her corn
al 25O.OOOO 900 bushels, and the total
value of her agricultural products IL
figured at S2OO,0O0,OOO.
lIE IuNfllOll lIpll WI NJ tN @AAlAE'1
under the management OF James Skel-
don, the furnace man who was so well
known as the manager Of the famous
Lucy furnace, OF Pittsburgh-is doing 4
better business at the present than ever
beiore-yielding fifty tons every twenty
four hours.
THE coal barOns are reported to have
fixed upon the terms Oi an agreement
which will end for time their present
sharp competition for a market for their
production, and the coal road stocks at
New York are higher in consequence.
There were 5000 shares OF Delaware,
Lackuwanna and Western stock sold at
New York Tuesday at an advance OF
nearly two per cent. over Monday ;
prices.
4 STRIKING evidence OF the improve
meut i'm business is furnished 10y the
great increase of arrivals at the port Of
Philadelphia during the month OF Sep
trmber as compared with the CORES
ponding period Of last year. In Sep
t.mber, 1879, the foreign vessels arrlv-
ing there numbered lS1 and the coast
wise 2i3, a total of but +29, while last
mouth there were POI foreign arrivals
ami SO9 cOastwlSe, 4 total OF l,OlO, or
considerably more than double.
ENGLAND is experiencing the greatest
trouble between labor and capital. The
mills are either closing altogether or
running on short time, and thousands
of workmen are thrown out Of employ
mcut. At MesSley the number Of strlk-
ers is increasing daily, anl it is expected
that within week every mill IN that
district will be stopped. II GloSsop two
mills have stopped, each throwing into
illcness three thousand men and
women.