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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

TER HAMnLEfoNIAxs.-- may not
bc generally understood, yrt II In a
positive fact. thAt tw0-thirtls OF al
tho h0racs In America that have ever
beaten 9:9O nrc HAmblctOnIAns, aud
next to them are tho Norgans. Isaac
Matthew'S Hamblctonian II from d
Morgan marc. The Great Eastern,
owned by Green, In New York State.
who challenges tho world for match
81 d 900 70 o6.000, Ii an uncle "
Matthewa' HMmbletonian: RArns In
also ~ uncle, and Goldsmith Maid II
. cousin. 30 e will bo seen that No
urc60r has ono Of the famous Ham
blctonians ID Mr.. Matthew'S horse,
which Tor Atcp and ease ri gnit will
eventually II h. has not already
attain tho speed VI his celebrated
rslatlvos.-- Mc0rsgor Times.
Aud tho sire Of Matthews HANDLE.
toninn II owned II Orcsco By Aug.
DcAdlc, and has been for ycArs. Il
seems 10 IN TINT Mr.. Matthews hns
been trying 10 steal some cheap
thunder for long time. and thc
Times seems 70 10 the shcet-iron
that prosluccs II. Why ignore the
fact thAt the Matthews horse was
sired In Crcsro ~ 4 HMmblctonia,,
horse still owned here!
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

The ladies' class In tho q Gymnasium
nrc requested To meet In tho hall on
Monday next, 10 decide upon the
hours for exercising. Ladies' who
wish to Join nrc cordially invited.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

Arrox. July q, 1870
Edasor Iowa rsatn I,esl~r.
An itcm In tho Crcsco Tines, 81
the 10th, from one who~tylcs Alusseu
is Alton Correspondent, demands
n word from me. Justice TO the
large number of ladies and gentle.
men, who celebrated the xth Of Jnly
nd my place, demands that ] brand
hts statement, ~ Il deserves, rs q
wtll!Ml and malicious fnlsehood
Beer was sold on my premises on tho
Ath, strictly In accordance with Re.
publican legislation In Iowa. 70 any
person capable OF using his own
judgment, In determining how
much he could drink. There was
no drunken man ON the grounds. OK.
ccpt one who came 10 the grounds
Intoxicated, Tor the purpose Of Great.
Ing disturbance, and he MAS sent
away 10 whore he had got drunk,
and was seen no more that day about
my place. This mnn. WAs a friend
Of tho Alton Correspondent Of tho
11Mes,
There was no drunkenness or tight.
Ing, or knockdowns on tho ground
or about the premises. Those ~,
semblcd there, ono and All--ladtus
and gentleman With tho ono cxcep.
ton above noted, conducted theip-
selves In a becoming md proper
manner. and ] believe hnd nh enjoy
nble and good time.
The Times correspondent has been
trying for SIX ycnrs 10 obtain tho
ofllec III Justice of the Peace, Mnd
now, through fnlsrhood, hopes 10
put himself In better grace with tho
voters 81 this town, Time will show
him that they do not naturally TAKE
10 Tint which II his element, and In
the future ~ In tho pAst, will vot1
that hc Ii not wanted.
Truly yours, WM. BrnKE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

thur town II fnil IN hHss~ss hsir,
And silll ihrs rome, Mares ,lemand
"a tann ~ taabs rniI NJ ~ eaA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25
III; q: T!TTLE, TEACHER

Il. N. Russell. the gardener. Ii ut.
ting up tho stand adjoining Klinc's
marble shop. ns place whore par.
ties desiring vegetables from hin
garden can DO snpplIcd. Persons
wanting house plants can also hnd
them there and BIO supplied. Orders
aud calls solicited from those dc.
string garden vegetables. Prompt
attention and satisfaction guaran.
tccd. Goods delivered ns heretofore.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25
6 M MosTss F gok so c cEsTs

Tho DrnuQrE TELEaRArM. the old.
est and leading Orccnback paper u
the United States, has been reduced
20 the following low prices: DAILY
until Jan'y l, lHtO. post paid. tsS.OO In
advance. WEEKLY until JAn'y lat.
lNlsO, post. paid, u cents III advance.
specimen copies tree. Address,
DUBUQUE TELEGRAPH Co,
57N Dubuque, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25
-. g = =. = - " ! 80

b. II. Lainpson, formerly with w.
.. Webster. In the grocery trade, has
. lot of good notes nA.lc by rrspon-
siblc farmers In md about this place.
that h. would like ~ exchange for
10 or 10 acres Of land within Q miles
ri Crcsco. Persons who wlsh 70
make such M exchange will CORES.
pond with j. II. LMmps0n. Mc0rcgor
or with w. u. Webster, Crcsco. A
ilrSt-rntc trAdc II IN store for some
nlAn,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

rseslsh children hass wnafAs
~ lAqAr's HERMAN Mnfm tahrs
Will ,lsAsrry the worms and make the
children harry. N
For every nrht. pain anil hlni~r IN
man or l,sasl Ghel. kam's Nerve and
bnhe Liniment II the HAHN, Nnld
~ NIL Druggists. II
Uncl. Sans Harness OH put on
" your harness. viii make the heath.
er look new. att. Keep II soft anil
lsliahlr. Give II II trial. III
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25
caRsso, July nj, .Ssp.
Editor Iowa l'iAln l,raGf.


Editor Iowa l'tAln Deaiefs
DEAN s.k:-As Opened ny hox n TIM ptse.
ofnce. to-day, found an cnvcldlc aetiFcxvcd 70
Ne, and 70 the sccond initial " my name WAN
annexed ornsm RttrM which, when H,albtd out,
formed the name ~hicAs~h rn w sy,nak plMlnly)
~c apply 10 the Old fellow with ..hcCeM hcenn and
tail, ana who va IN supp0tr n 4 constant imhab-
liant u the place which Y AlMAye ever ~ much
IN 0lniN0,is hiack linz. lcOnclud&. Srnn the Al,-
lkmrnncN VI tho wac. that lllerr must ~ h0lilc
one hnMtnkhetr VIM doesn't ltke mr. vrty M0ll,
and lscrllAls has q Mhalf vrttlyv against ma.
We'll, TOR TIM CUssMa.lAlOA Vt Tho pMtey who Nrnt
n, aud MI ccnccrned must cnufvMs lncrutllhee
~ my phynlcai frame quake with fcaf even the
irnst Lt. and having io curiosity whatever II
ilay mMls-ap (which they ~ ~ u lAr dlllsye0l
With other female cNAturN4s, ! uOnclu1lDd. q
wAMnt worth Whle " 0prn n, - I ruthteAnly ard
cruelty MN, ia Il hack Into tn box, ANA kfndls'
lnfOrrAed the postmaster hAd no urn f0r tt
Now Y thu party Who srnt y wixhss "a con.
ss. r.. NH me das 7" s wv y ~ 1890
iul ulsrganecx. Nut II too cowArliy W no "a,
And wish " write ~ ne again, thry hauxG M
ln0sr caution and ma fFtxhlfn thrlr game AwAt
would ID lfss also 10 Oinit nalnsN, fpr y0N know
thc whnlr thing might ~ Into print sinnnllnatc
!hine. an - Hssvens: s,...s sln.cs, an n then
newsCaE,r % evc!{ o. % 'ook at. Il csrtaialy
|. rrsnAin tn present ..hsss~r half. Al prp.
pgt0t1r a Hle pOln0A u you'd DOsie and mul,lU,
which might y ab,c - do good serstcs Y called
upon. MATTfk y. MsnhiAM.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

Arrival eNA Departure u Nails.
ovvicE MorRA,
Prom =. M, 10 . p. N.
MAtl.A cL0kR:
oslne Wssa, lO;4e :. n.--Bas Loo p. -.
NAILS AIRLINE:
essmg West, l0:lH .. m.--Eaat. t:So r. N.
Tri-we~kly Mail via. Saratoga. Howard
Center and Ricevslte. leaves every Moa-
day, Wednesday and Friday, at lp. ~.
Mall "a rfcatoa, via, florrncevillc and
Granger, leaves every Tuesday and FRI
day, 1t = =. -.
AUG. DEADLE, r. N.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25
.NR 6ALEi
ONE SPAN or LARGE HORSES.
Weight. 9BOO Ms. Also wagon and
harness. FRED. MILLER,
0ttl CrcxcO, Iowa.
DRIvATE BOARDING HOUSE.

Mrs. =. 4. Garter II now proprie-
tor Of the DoNoyclles boarding
House. All the cOnvcsticncss and
comforts n u home. Charges very
rcnkotln bio
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

Mother when your dear badly suf-
fcrs from tcethlng, ,i.e DR.. Wlncheli's
Tccthing Syrup. Il s0othcs the pain.
regulates the bowels, quickly cures
collie, brings natural sleep, and 10 70
charming IN All tn effects. that N you
Use II once you will use II always.
bold BY I'll Druggists Ut only 70
cents = bottle. II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

u the fool h known by his folly,
what n hr who tribes with cold ?
\ cough II natures warning Of peril,
prophetic Of disease consumption
and death, yet how many neglect 10
prne tlcAlly recognize this plain truth
I'LL their heAlth II impaired and
strength wasted. Have you cold:
Eilcrt's Extract ri Tar ard Wild
Cherry Is Invaluable ~ = safe and n
liable remedy for coughs. colds,
Group, aatarrh and consumption md
i you ara Wise you will III once try
y: Sold aud warranted ~ Drug
gIrts. u
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

The fourth Land Seekers ExcMr.
sion over tho Milwaukee aud 81.
Paul railroad 10 tho, magnificent
farming lands Of Northwestern Iowa
will leave Chicago August 9TH. over
the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chicn
route. The train will leave CalmAr
over the Iowa and Dakota divlsion
on the morning NJ August 9th. En-
cursion tickets Are Tor sale nt oil
stations on the line Of the roAd. This
will afford an excellent opportunity
TO oil who wlsh To examine that rich
and productive portion u our Statc
for themselves,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25
OGooRAN IN0TlTUTE
ne DEBORAH Dlsilei! Collefe.

This ecAunl WIN gtvw q thusUsiCh cosirN In
Nnk-ks~l,hu. sasntlrrtAl Law AMI runntai,sliI
Th. Tall term WIN bsxln NOVEMBER Nj, ISL.
1tlttiu0, ene mn cpugun, 81
to me1l0em ~ tn AcAcol Win 10 0ntlt1rd 10
All 10 pglvlNxea n cheap hoard, Frnted text
6nnGn AhM g0dacCl rAllv06d eAr, ~ tAc attend.
MMta uIsN the lSsrsNHh institute.
The PRINCIPAL, Mr.. JOHN n. SLACK, eOuMhinvs
bnng pFaNvlcal experience with thnrOslxh kmOwl.
ttA9s ~ the tACUgy " oOOk -ksrpon9 - MrErc
0nsmelMMsFsi by few. u amy, Instructors, East or
WcMt.
Fpr surhcr Information aslAw-a
]. NtlkIk ENklN,k,
Sotl DEBORAH, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

Th~ n.aAi FssrfA ~ s's~nlsss ass.
denis~ MA ssstf~d IN this ~aanss ~
On Agsanlsr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

DQAdsllGNH. / have dwelling
1JhOusc, In thu center .Of CrescO, tO
rfnt, and will arrange 10 give the
tenants one or two bOardcrS, II they
dcelrc them.
0ltf n, u. DoolITTLE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

For pamphlet on Electric
Treatment. of chronic Diseases with
Elestricity. which will be .rnt fr~c.
nddFcss thu Mcintosh Electric Bclt
and battery Co, Iva q Ipt Jackson
H., Chtcag,, III. n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25
s,oosnCsa WsaECT0Rv.

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u1rUN6eA, No1ens. sssswsA esss, sAhAnfN y ~ F.
60 eee4,atty tssltsA.
onese epae, avees TAovsA - aessss. M%s. 4.
Wo3sonoe4. essvsese svvst HsAAAy ~ atfW q.
=. 80 ,. u. esnAAv neAn~a " . =.
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swm1N1. = tsa h I. - Amd ! 49,
oNeAm@A 6eesWNt tMw~ttae age~t MerMsn0 s~fstee
etatss Nss~1tNR ~e~A xhasAeay etrN -. A~eae
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0Asv m tWu W~vAM VI fyl~rN Han. sMnNM1
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~ Al.Amh IN rUFsIlaily invited.
DNNAlN = yvpAcAlMx eyvsy hAeaAeh ~ !00 2.
q. stnxiAs ersumH foln~tnv th~ rsrNehanw.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

Advertisement w aa~tAf stsawMNss
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N,vstes~s tvsyss Il ~ hre~ s~~ s~~s -
AM sAss4ssp~sss~ts N<MAsN4 MH<t sMaN
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AM st~evsvsss sAsesss~mrMst va w. Fsla
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

no you want any kind Of mason
L. work. call ON me. All work
siOne In = workmanship manner.
Win mot b~ underbid, even By t0iches.
1otf N. u. WHEELER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

TOR DOOR LOCKS
e Get 0llbcrt'S Patent Ind~pcnd-
Gnt Lever, tho UEST LOCK made. For
eAlc ut HrnEANEL 4 AxpERaoN's,
6e0 Market st., Crcaco, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

Thousands ~ dollars arr saved ~.
cry year by progressive burners who
use Uncle Sans Condition Pow,lc,
IN FEEDING their stock. II restores
thc sick, adds ~ thu usefulness. In.
crcnses the beauty. and promotes III,
efOwth. h0lsl by all Druggists. n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

u when you arc oppressed with de-
Sp0ntient thoughts don't worry your
associates with gloomy HrumblinG.,
hut use Eilcrt's Daylight Liver pills.
they stimulate the liver Into heal.
thy action. tone the stomach and
bring happiness. 8eltfby Drugrists. II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

II OTS FOR SALE In DMldwin's Ad-
j Iditton. Crcsco, Iowa. Apply To
l0U BARKER DnoS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

ENOR GOOD WARM BREAD use
n Church 4 Co.'s Pure AodA. The
boat In the world. bold by
8;Dtf q. WEAVER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

MICE SNOWFLAKE CARDS Just
IN received at this Office. Orders
1lllcd promptly and = lltele nicer than
any where else In this county.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

prhs fnsrst M ~ssess ras~ar NJ
IN \ w. nn ftsAat Ane ~, "
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

ID ECEIpIS, bound In hooks 81 -,
N IA aud Ion, nj ID, % mud ~ cents
per hook, Ut the pLAIN DEALER Uili..e.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

Warranted ~ better quality than Any
'cthcr ever sold III ,his market. I.im
house In the rear Of l.ents k..h. blind
and door depot. near tAc Methodist church
IN Gtcsco. Customers will he waited NJ.
On BY :. I. Irvine. | Shall keep on hand
~ all times M abnn.lan, supply ofthis IN.
surpassed article OF lime for the demand
In this market.
4oa A. c. Mcmillan.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

The undersigned will cut and II
Ladies' and childrrn'4 dresses. nn,l
attend ~ all department. III cutting
fitting un,l making garments for Ia.
dies nna Children, III h.r residence,
north and w.-t from the Wchstr,
House. Satisfaction Eunrnntcr.lr
Terms Reasonable.
34tl Mus, NJ. II. NNirn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

LynESH BAKED BREAD from
Il CnAxnAL's Bakery, always on
aMlc Mt WEAvEn'x.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-19
Tennessee Railroad Bonds.

NASHVILLE, July ia development in
the suits brought by the holders of Tennes-
see bonds against the railroads of this State,
is attracting attention, the effort being
made by the bondholders to have the mo-
ton to appoint receiver for certain roads
heard on the 26th inst. Judges Baxter and
Frigg, the circuit and district judges, are
passed over and out of the nine judges of the
federal supreme courts. Judge Strong is So
lected, though this district is in Judge
Swayne's circuit.
In the we'll known case of the st. Paul &
Minnesota Railroad company Va. Chamber
lain and others, the supreme court rendered
a decision thought to be conclusive of many
of the questions made in these cases, and
settling them adverse to the bondholders'
claims. Judge Strong alone dissented from
this opinion. The present move is regarded
as an attempt to defeat an adoption of the
settlement of the State debt by the people at
the August election.
The Americ0n says Judge Strong, how
ever, stands so high as an able and upright
Judge that it Is believed here that this &C.
lection is fortunate one for the railroad
companies, for if he settles the question in
volved in accord with the rule in the
Chamberlain case, as it is felt here he must
do, for the case presented here in behalf of
the railroad companies is much stronger
one than shown in that cass, the bondhold-
ers will abandon further prosecution of their
suit.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-19
SENATOR BAYARD,s OPINION. .
That Vas Claimed at the Ertra sesstos Of

Z That Fas Gained at the Ertrn Eessto,. Of
Congress.
Interview in New York World.
/ think the repeal of the test oath and the
formation Of the improved system Of OBJ
tanning impartial juries were alone sufaci-
emit recompense to the country and to Con-
gress for all the expense and harassment Of
the session. It is evident that these most
powerful and necessary reforms found little
favor with the President, who vetoed the 40.
preparation bills with which they were at
first combined without word Of intimation
that he approved of any features Of the bills.
For the reasons have given consider
the results of the extra session to have
been valuable to the country. They have
wiped out q feature of war legislation per-
hitting the use of troops as police at the
polls. They have removed q test oath dis
graceful to our age and country. They
have made . step towards the abolition Of
the radical system of packing juries in po-
litical cases. They have exposed to the
people schemes for the Capitalization Of
power, and for the people to be forewarned
is to be forearmed. So ] consider the re-
suits of the extra session to have been favor
able to the good government Of the country
and creditable to the Democratic maiorities,
by whose exertions these valuable reforms
have been achieved despite the obstructive
ness of q Republican executive.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-19
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Bluff Alexis Calling and Election Sure
Pacific Railroads Sinking Fund-Board
of Health Request for Inspection Of
Vessels.
WASHINGTON, July 18.-From information
obtained at the executive mansion to-day,
there is no doubt of the correctness of the
assertion heretofore published in regard to
the successor of Secretary McCrary. Ex-
Senator Ramsey, of Minnesota, has been
tendered the Office of secretary of war, and
has accepted. The change will not occur,
however, until the present secretary retires.
PACIFIC RAILROAD SINKING FUND.
Under the Thurman act the treasury de-
partment is buying bonds to be applied as a
sinking fund for the final redemption of
bonds issued in favor of the Pacific rail-
roads by the government. Every month the
amount due those roads by the government
for transportation is withheld, and to that
amount purchases are made. The bonds
bought are 5 per CENTS, as prescribed by
the act. So far $318,5OO in these bonds
have been placed to the credit of the funds.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
The cabinet meeting to-day was very brief.
With the exception of few routine mat
tiers, the only subject under consideration
was the request of the national board of
health that medical officer of the navy be
detailed to foreign countries where the
fever is known to exist, i for
the purpose of examining all
vessels bound for the United States,
and to such as are not infected issuing clear
bills of health. The question arose whether
under act empowering the board such details
were mandatory, but it was not finally de-
termined. The sentiment of the members
present appeared to ba that it would be very
unjust to detail these officers to such places
at the risk of their lives. 1t is known that
there will be considerable hesitation about
ordering either army or naval surgeons to
such duties unless, as in case of the supply
ship sent down the Mississippi river last SUM
mer, voluntary offers shall be made.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-19

A District Attorney Deserving Discipline.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 18.--W. H. n.
Clayton, United States attorney, western dis
trict of Arkansas, publishes notices to the
effect that no action will be taken at the Au-
gust term of court in any court, and informs
parties and witnesses in such cases, their at
tendance will not be required until Novem-
Der 8, next. It is alleged the action is taken
because of the failure of Congress to appro-
pirate for fees of marshals and it closes all
criminal proceedings in all cases where COM
pensation is paid out of the United States
treasury. It is probable further postpone
ment will take place in November upon q
similar pretext. This court jurisdiction ex-
tends over the Indian territory and nearly
all criminal businesa is derived from that
section. Some forty or fifty alleged crimi-
nails are now in confinement.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-19
Oar aud Shell.

ST. JOHN, N. b., July 49,. The rowing as
sociations telegraph their readiness to match
Smith against Ross for two mile lace with
q turn, in Bedford Basin. about August the
18th. The proposition is accepted, but sug-
costing the date August 26th.
THE HANLAN CLUB.
TORONTO, July 18.-The Hanlan club will
hold regatta here from Aug. Is to 20, when
$1,000 will be given in prizes. Elliott and
Boyd will be invited.
THE COLLEGE RACE.
LAKE GEORGE, N. Y, July 18.-C Columbia
won the college race to-day, Wesleyan sec
ond and Cornell third. Time, 1926.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-19

SUICIDE OF NORWEGIAN NoBLEMAN.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MADISON, Wis, July 1S.-A Norwegian
named Baron Henry Defroshen, said to be q
Norwegian nobleman, who forfeited his good
will of his family by mesalliance, commit
ted suicide here this morning by taking q
large dose of morphine. Defroshen has
lived here some fifteen years. He was finely
educated and had an unfortunate appetite
for liquor, which was doubtless the cause of
his suicide.
DOING SOMETHING BAD.
YANKroN, D. t., July 1s.-The body of q
man named Ben Arnold was found hanging
by his neck to tho limb of tree at Chain
De Roche, twenty-five miles above Fort
Thompson, last Saturday. The superstition
is that he has been doing something bad and
was hung up as an example to other evil
doors.
KILLED ANOTHER MAN.
CHEYENNE, Wy, July IS. About ~ o'clock
last night John Hodgson alias English Jack,
q hard character, shot and killed John
Brown, an employe of Charles Coffey, whose
cattle outfit is in camp near town. While
officers were in search of the murderer he
went to livery stable where he had been
employed, secured horse and escaped IN
the darkness This is the second offeAse of
similar character, he having killed a man
on the Red Cloud road some time ago.
FOR TWENTY YEARS.
New YORK, July 18.-John Hope, con-
victed of robbery of the Manhattan Savings
bank of three million dollars in securities and
coupons, !has been sentenced to state
prison for twenty years.
DUPLICATING STATE OFFICIAL.
ATLANTA, July 18,-The house of repre-
sentatives to-day voted to instruct the judi
ciary committee to prepare articles of i'm
parchment against Comptroller General
Goldsmith, based on the report of the COM
mittee of the general assembly that has been
investigating tho transfer of titles to wild
lands. The grounds of impeachment will
involve Henton p. Wright, friend of the
comptroller, who it is alleged offered to
bride two members of the legislature. A
memorial address of Col. Aston was made
in the legislature to-day.
TEXAS SHOOTING.
ATLANTA, Texas, July 1S.-John McAvoy
shot and killed his employer, John Grim
mems, yesterday.
TIE BUFoRD TRIAL.
OwENroN, Ky.-The Buford trial this
morning was occupied by Mr.. Settles in be-
half of the prisoner and Col. Breckenridge
for the prosecution.