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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-23
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A dispatch from Pocs~~cl, Mass, sAys
-thS tsssmAas -~husessnA and wife -hsvs bcsn
found 9ullly = l,0MissAs. sssd fujly committed
~ tstsl vrssnSa says ~ vii have - ssl0a-
lSl,tn9 revelation u makn, And still mAjstAtnn
thst Ls waz justified ~ God. VI Vito u
9scstIy crushed BY sha growing convicttoa that
~ ~ basn Gniisy ~ 4 crime
Dsslsuctive hrcs are reported IN tho
uS0aassln fcsssaS arUanA ritlAbnvgh, "a "A
ers y UnsAiiiA, n. II, destroyed fourtscn
buildings In the eaasar " the tovn, ioss,
on, ,tsU. -~1'ha st0v. works ~ Yniier Wsuon 4
G1, Troy. n, n. have oecn partially destroyed
W nss; Ios@. e7s0oo
Alexander ISart0w, caAlhcr of thc
vs~Aktlt N. ~ IssWh, 0envlst~i Al smhxxIe-
ssent - besn ssssaesctA - 1vs y~ars III she
psaisGnslAsy e.f
4 luAY N tle Superior Court 81
JjoslOn hAs awarded Charles III WUrtlssn ss.
MD for the icss " ~ on tle Grand TsnDk
rAiIraaA N jwty, INN wnftt,sn 49, ! sais.
man IN ~ Asy-xocd ASna~ ~ vi~id, Lss~S \
o., ~ ChIesGo, y ~ une IN aawAdsns hop.
psmsd. ~Iih pvospeet ~ l,esng admitted - /
partner IN tha following ycsv. and wx~ on ~
WY " Chicago y ihs ilnis.
Francis n. Hayden, o1 FitsLbnrg,
Mass. hax bern tniI'ssd for ~ mnrIes ~ III
slslss, and ilSsS " strong snSpirlon tha, III
sisO psIesMsi ~ fssts~s ssAi noshev
N Died, y philAAslphis, Hon. An
l'Arkss, rr~tAsnl " ass I<hgA vsiiny sa,l.
Toxd, Ahd revaieA y " A,~ wsslti,ss~s man ID
Pennsylvania, sgmi ~ years.
Three persons wcrc drowned ~ New
ycsk hAstAv. lAM wevh, W t'se cspsixing II
pleasure yacht
Miss Annie Moore, = member ~ l
hlkAdy ss~DostsaSn family Vi n aysv coansy
~, sss6 > ml~Ss " - AGhtsG Jussles Axnew, II
~ PsYMyisn4slS sajvsme Coars. has grc.,,,
sesudalxei Lsv r1iAaisas ssA er,cs.is by slopis.1
viii 80 marrying NJ gro coAI -saiasr, tornMr.
y ASrvAht N lSs fathers family MIs.
Asore y iA4wtIfAi snd hIghIy sdaeased girl
y =, yeAss. sad ~ aDmmaalty II wt,ish .hs
tastias Afa EfsAsIy ~sTis~d - i,1r sI,gui4s
ciaDtE VI hnAi,AaA
West.
An election ior judicial officers Will
~ hski throughout iIIItWiA. ~ Monday, luna 4
4 horrible accident recently swcMrresl
sTss ssAdaiis, III i~0 y.iiug rhlldrrn n
snek Carroll, farmer, ~ars vis,ins tox~'h@v
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-23

ONK III thu crack restaurants 81 Dev-
I'm, the proprietor ~ which has failed,
reveals y creditor who ha~ created d
sensation by sending In his bill 81 I, IN,
francs i0v hor~e.ilerl, supplied.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-23

n IN mn,l 'nsyscialls anucnnceA thae
t,sn hus,ss ~iii swssn sun fcs ooveswns N
MaasA eis1m ~ slas TALL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-23

Hix steamships and ninc sailing vrs.
ssls sailed from American pcrs daring sI.c past
winter. snd have newer lw~n hcsrdof. And prob
Ably NV " will tT
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-23

An election ior judicial officers viii
~ hsA throughout tliI,aiA. ~ Monday. luna 4
\ horrible accident recently wcnrred
HeAs SsNdslis, III i~0 yotiug rhildtrn ~
Prank Carroll, farmer, ~ers ri4,ins together,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-23

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New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
THEATRICAL, IN LONDON.

A well-informed correspondent writes 10
follows, from London " We suffering great
commercial depression hcrebrOught about By strikes
bank failures. and war. To make matters worse. TIE
little business that doing prior Christmas, was
completely ruined by the death of the Princess Alice
Never within my recollection have things theatrical
been In such lamen table condition they are az this
time. Drury Lane collapsed within i've weeks OF
Christmas AL The West End the ,tres anI places
Of amusement have had hard tine OF tt-Wth but few
exceptions Mr. Z. l. Blanchard the OF retiring
from the proies ou OF journalism, after half injury
OF hard labor n that pursuit and ~ the general field Or
literature. A Testimonial Benefit will be offered 20 him.
probably at Drury Lane. -etHeru aud John : Clarke
prominent and active movers il this cuferprfs"
The result, there good reason tO think, VIII Oe q
glorious sucres~-fpr the attractions Wil De very
strong. aud Mr. Eltnchard b. greatly esteemed py al
persons connected with artistic ana literary world.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
sryDlY oBsERV4ScE II NEWIRK

For a long time the laws respecting sun
day observance have been pretty generally consdered
uuitv m Newark The saloons dld their mo.t thriving
bu-1.,s on that day open defiance and when oeca-
s,nally complained o. their prcpretors escaped pun
shn,rni through packed Iures OF other devices atY-
ar,l OF the most prosperous saloons doing sun
aay business are opposite Police Headquarters. on
-,furioy the executive committee OF the Law
and order Association, headed by the Rev W.
" MeNair. laid before Mayor Yates communication
,b set forth the situation ~ several saloons within
D,o.a oi the City Hal ia which tle Law i pubutg
violated Among the amuse meDts adTrrtlscu luf Jt-seI-
t,v W. Piuafo-e 40 the Academy oi Music Inc
nftre reminded Mayor Yates oi his duty 10 enforce
me INV and II IL stated. also reminded HIN tha hr
,ayor and CamuOu Council Of Eocuefief were lAo4cNeu
f,r urci.cfins % enforce the SUNDAY la"S. -
MAYOR Yale. replied that lie would tAAe lhui'dId''
..t Ia ascertain the lacts aud prevent 'he threatened
,iostou ou Easter sunday. On AiuF'iAy evening pc
f,te lie pairOlnrn on duty Tor tie nlsht tAe9
re rnstructAd inform all saoou-keepeis tAat lhel
u,n-t close tner places before midnight ana 10 report
iii a no neglected 10 do In the morning Only lNt
o. t1nr com plaiut- were made by tue Policemen, an
YESTERDAY the saloons far could pe HstertaiD"u
yere closed throughout the day. Oceasionaily slde
donr w. opened but whether into Kcang urlhAr MtIc
old Is not known. Very few arrests we're dur yestt'
day ana the day was unusually quiet and orueFy.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
NhIP NEW&.
poRr OF NEw.YOa&

MORT OF NETWORK ..........ADril IL
str Republic iBr Irving. Liverpool p,i and Queenstown
y 90 E + Cor'i-
R,sfou ~ Bowrtug archibald.
-rr n. Ruyter lBeg Fdck. Antwerp II dav, with tndse
to Punch tAiye a Co
-. Esv-nhin Brl B.siH gon Cataua Mar Palermo l2
Valencia r. Malaga - aud Gibraltar "a. with nut 10
Ta,rrancr Cile- e Co. weasel 20 J T. -raZrr.
SIR rycho Rrahr Beg. Miller. Santos Mar l8 and Rio
Ianeiro Buzk Jsvonr
SIR Gulf stream. ingram. Charleston days - .lin
Lard & Co -. ,-,,-. a.. o-. .
Davis. - ,-,--... -, -
With mdse % order. vessel 20 ATksll lufJs a 90.
BArk Ad.baau (Br) ole Hong Kong, Wa singapore and
- IIslrIa. o. dayA with mdso ~ II J. A3ItAx 90.
Of Yarmouth, -, Pl<s-n dCils OiS
III laws. With mdso - A A Low & Bro.
Annie BUR- Simpson, Manila Dec Z, VIA nans 10
guvs vsssl TO W fsrker & CO.
aark hsrrquia lta hss Ss'sba 100 4A5o . bS-sb %
pa-S0ri -tr-lllr & Co.
Eary Arine Nor Bloncoss Naples Doc 30, VIA Gibraltar
Feb 81 IN ballast 70 Punch kdJe 8 90. .
Bark Natae GaluO Ital, CalOm0o Casan "a days Win
sait "a A Ginnlo.
,,car 80 Rub & % 10 Whltnsy Z -.
px .seFn star HavcnL bogsrt PODta Pitro 20
day, " m ,n ar TO II rrOwbrldso's sous.
Hri. ZrriinA Of Liverpool. FreuCk Cafdcnas II caTA
vi NO ASSOC vessel 10 hattOn. Watson co
CLEARED
strs August Andre (Beig Eyler London Funeh edIe &
90 Rhen i3or) Bremen via southampton. Oerchs
q Co. santiago DC Cuba. FooIo HAVANA "a Cyde CO.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

Ia, vr,apesday eight. II Dashed through
tnaov. where Mrs. Mutt and two ehI"I'u ,so
- and gave them violent shock II 80 .r.
80 ,ohes attached 10 the chandelier acl - -,
- in the telephone room stripped the pile'' ho,-
.ne ceiling tvyistes.the tips from the gas ~, ~
tered the unrary-oases, and swept -. ha,sirg
door into t hallway deer's head WIZ % "oninssabic
90 90 ,,aT n broke every goblet on tW NJ hCv who
and 4,t-hfplcd neatly Cut OF ms Wis ~
was eating DAB, supper - ,-o,,-,, fol
- =, ,is ,rtve m Bicnne switzerland Pn' S''l""
-, 1-,-,,.., ,iv.a in the same house Win a "'""N'
-, = rs ber daughter. Hortense seht''neu'0' ii''''
-. The latter imagined That the u"'l'r ""S
,.,, ms addresses 20 hcr. and On hn"E '"'' '' ''
.,.,s +sa7o.h.r LADY began series "i "lH'' H',''
=, r,-v,,us letters WITH the i0'a oI p'taAlnL oA Wv
= -, ,--,.qe The letters were traced 40 her, and
ei 10 appear before tine Police Tribunal
-. - r.-rno-rt agreed 90 Withdraw the charge on
-, tIot Nine. X and her daughter should leave
g. - within three dsvs The doctor returned nome
~ state o. great nerNoas tAcittu "i'o ,,
bD.,f NJ On his study stabbed himself eleven uihe'
vlll knife.
A Western collegian, Albert p. Jacobs, has
.l %, n -pretepiious little manual Of the Greek
Itter s,r.cfics II gives AL account o. the founding
tnr psr.uI chauter of each fraternity ana lncu"r
claprers I'm the order Of insti,aton, with the
total uemb .r-nip aud the names of the mos! ulSuH
rrushed graduates. The oldest OF American coHeg'
f-oterDiries PHI Beta Kappa. was founded al ne Col
Iece Of william aat Mary December ., l'1b the Hs'
nleetiu being held IN tle polio Hall %. the oia ii-
Tavern Inl-79 chapter Of the society was orI"ni-''
al Harvard, and another az Yale ihe earhe'' w VIA"
NAV De called the modern Greel'iTeF tiI M
founded u 50 UulOu. TINS was hAPt" - ''' "i
TI5er.l~s 80, cty ana the uext IN order d" lhS'ull3
al the college we're Si&iha a. +"a ~ D. .Sd
the other pramineHt societies. r. sum ,Ilbi u 1
Theta Della Cal w-re OrgIuz-d a' IuDh' S.P4 i,'t'
p. aj Ham rou. Delta kappa bps 0h al 10y i1'i [ t,H
l. st Columbia. and zeLa Psi at the Ne"-1oFA ON''ei
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

Nile. Marie Aimee made her first appear
unce since her return RON France 40 Booths IT, atrr
r Saturday evening 20 I.r1c'- l. PETIT Due" before
an audience which crowded. the house aad showed by iis
enthusiasm thai popularity OF th fivoritr singer is
a. great as t eyer was. English versions OF L-cocq'5
l,r-bf little opera have been given recently az two
tbe.trrs 90 this city. but 10 not until saturday
NIGHT that ye could fully iul-e of the merits or the
niece For opert-5oufe Is thing which VIII
not bear t-ausrlIuuug. aud tran5.auons or 10,
whether II English or German. lose much of
rae .1a kIe and u-htscss which form the greatest
charm OF lIc r-.ua Tne music OF " l. Petit Due
Is a. We have already said, exceedingly pretty ana
from purely musical polut view vastly better than
the nai1rty %, works of this class. AMI the book as
might Dee expected siuca 10 &, by M. Meiihac and
s6yr Is ex,renl-v clever and aiasuc. while tne uot
of tie piece is wholly uuo3jscuonaDie rather rare
merit III opera--bsud. But the dialogue somewhat
risge in one or places. ana Is pity that these
are not cui ouj they tine enjoyment of the piece
very seriously Tor American audiences. As ID the
u,reorrnlnce u was IucoMparabv better than tlr
performances m English have neen. le Aimee Is an
cvrcenriv trained singer. With e nice voice, and she
-lve the graceful melodies with which ner pa1
,to1Dd. really ike au artist. aud compelled 10
reu.at nearly every one of her songs. Har
,ctius was admirable, as 1t always is. Nile
B2gGot the D,rbsSsc sang tue same part in English at
p,atu's Theatre some weeks aEJ. sue acted charm
tprlv, sang nicely M.r. Raphael was capital
Direetress and NJ. Jouard . fine DE H0ndaHcry The
-u "A r mart, we're all well filed. tlr chorus and Orches
ira are efaIcnt and save tho little accidents which
olyvays come with first night, the piece went Of with
delightful brs5ness ana viyacity Evcrythlng went 10
nog that TINS new enterprise OF 1r. Abbeys viii DC no
less successful ais others have proved
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
SUNDAY EVENING CONCERTS.

1t is undoubtedly an open question with
peopie whether SUNDAY concerts either moral
rNVeGicnt but it very unlikely that the most
earnest believer 10 Marin Luinors apOthegm, We
should give all he good the devil" would
approve Of such 4 was Inst nights at Booths
Theatre. There much SAID m ayor Of concerts
OF serious and good music sunday evenings. but
aothns Of concerts OF opera boufe. and that Is a5so
Iuiey what the Booths Theatre concert was
IL was not that all the selections were
q tIis sort, h. aay means, but a
concert take. its from work OF the princ pal
arts; concerned ia IT, and NIL. Anne, managed to give
most uuwhocsome tone t0 thar of last night. Her
selections were the Drinking Sgnz from Grohe-
Girghl,"' IL Pdoma," new s0nc By Ofeubach Ia
Maagnena" and q song which not even bouffe
song shes inst = bouquet" bui such thing
one might expect to hear IN second-ciass variety
theatre. Even 80 good al artist Mr. Frt,ch was
tempted INTO singing cong FROM Barhe-B en- az an
encore Tho othe, artists were qullc CvcrsLadowec by
these efforts
Az tio Grand Opera House Mae. d. Mar ka sang (nor
very vel the Btch-ticuuod Ave Maria ard O.e or
two other selections. aUt RJ.1d, IEapictrI, kapp.
Mar ,t. IurTIUI .uI Ntger tnos pdIf u tU couccri.
A. ts bp-c. tie selections least Of cTedttbir
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

IoNG Branch, April 3.-Lieutenant Thomas
D. Wa ker Inspector OF the Revenue Marine Service, by
orders from General superintendent kembaII, OF the
Lfesavug service, proceeded last week 20 Lie-,dVng
station No = shark River, 10 examine charges pre-
frred agaus Keeper Joseph Newman Of gross dereic
ton Of duty, made by his own patrol. The fo low
.usIs verbatim copy Of the charges which Is sworn 60
by an OF the patrol OF station NO. ::
W. "A the crew Of Iie--avllg station No. = appeal 10
you for assistance regard 1 our keeper Joseph NcW
He dOrt treat us az meI--lardly az LuuldA PC
mgs. We can't speak 90 him unless we are tod % smut
our mouths or answered IN some rough language lie
don't regard the rules, aud De never toohs alef Ms
raro 10 II tuey DO their duty not he uses tnr
station FOR keeping his hsuug-bOa's all chttrrrd np, 50
n there wreck II would he almost impossible OE
uole were used a the Fail .Or fishing ana fnen rr- on
the beach uuu. January 3d. On teDiuAry :"
the keeper aoaent; no substitute. February ~
Keeper absent night February H. AL or the crew
absent except twO keeper seuGug them 10 Work on az
Ic--nouse November y, heavy northeast |ind au9
stormy keeper absent untl the second Nd'ch uhd
.suI.. 5ur Al mitulghr. January y. i3 anu L. Ee
kpousr absent until y and I o'clock IN tue morning
F.bruary II. kefuer absent at night February -
absent al uI-Ar. February l.. keeper absent uh-il
O'clock A. m February 2l. keeper absent %. night; no
substitute The suriboAt has never Oern Out Ot tle
house 0nce and That vas when lne inspectors were
there. de never drilled us OnJ once slcc ne Las ot III
the house tlr JAY OF drill Never had any urn "lh
the -Igua dlgs since the lN.a ".s pUt up. Inc Ate
yrt- have been u"d or put IN lut4E l's''-
for he ast three months, ana he says that u VIZ ck
came aslore, and the surf was bad. lie WouI not 20
There sre many charges that We can bring against MN
mar W. have not mentioned, but there are none Dnt
what sustain. Please give your imineilale az
tauOn 10 n- We don't any ~ us ask for inc position
OF keeper, but want ~ he used IKE uen
Mr. Newman says 30 u no iou II thclr was SohS 70 oe
an iuye. cation he would es.u il favor u some one
who would keep hlm IN
Lieutenant Walker examined a number OF witnesses
pro and con the charges and then departed Tor
Washington, where he will report Go Secretary sherman
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

Many friends and admirers OF Madame Ger
.f were at the WaIe steamship Company- pier 90
saturday morning to pay their respests TO the prma
donna who With her husband, wa among the passen-
GERS on the Britannia. about 10 salt Tor Liverpool
Long before the singers arrival cut flowers IN great
profusion had been cent 10 ber st"eroo ana nnnef-
on, a.k,ts and other des gus stood the saloon table
A. Madame Ger,ter stepped on board. Joseph sea-
rt WHO had arrived too late TO srrw pain OF Bowers
along tue scattered them before heT on Tue
go Then fo 10 cd handShakings and faFeWeIls Tor =
Ga n hour before the steamers departure.
N.dams Gsrstor peid many compliments 10 America
4. AZ. n.uy .rrsctions and the Hospitality Of it,
Tople sac feared she ght not come here agn a.
bo~su.s of her liability 10 soaslokDcs- winch nOt only
ny.IT.trd her dtlrug ths voyage, bus tUr many days
ft.r ~, andsd She had formed deep attachment. o..
-. .r,d for America and the Americans
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
PUBLIC OPINION.

The " solid south ought not TO complain
of ~n,lses Randall. or w tAe committees ie
cfr1ans la, done ful justice % thai section oi lAc
JaiH-- -Pu.lAdrlpAI. Press kep)
While Won are about 1t. just put Ohio down
for 4 - UOU TuJu 90 tAr ait1'ilr "iiie .i''-
We u|. .a. . over The documents mex fdl' anu u
OEaI0r. .rap- hegitu and >pri- pay +ood Nl'tee'
on the ir..,i ipI.-. Cleye.au Herald tD-IJ
The fact that the alliances made with the
Cr-rsltrae.s and llaIou-J, ia Tie West nave Ihlicu
T.. . r. party sire4gh but ia q. most ever instance
yvnaE ucl only served io s1.ul1 ana a,rtl-iI i
IN, Republicans. should %" new warning 10 the d.
ilurraGv. ~ l..culoaG -ta-t iDrm}
The game Of politics VIII have far less 70
d. vi H ,s--ru uI.. cutlce u the next tlerlatAi
tnar tlr ulrrpuI-vs im8-mr. IL Is Not WITHIN tAt
l.Uor of tic yI-est politicians To predict the course ol
eriner parry respects tAr urGt LItel-cnia4 Sd-ss-
- B0s Ton Transcript tkep.l
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
THAT FOOLISH STORY ABOCT ERIE AND
JUDGE BRADY.

CARD FROM GENERAL sICELEs-N0 IMPORTATION
FROM Any JUICE.
To me Editor Of rae Trt0HHe.
SIR: Referring to statement published N THE
TrIBUNE this morning. IN which a director of the
Ere Railway attributes 20 tho author
ship OF cable message said to have
been sent TO London Ia January. 1875
announcing several days IN ad vance q judicial
p0sl pouement Of the sLe OF The Ers Road
Dcg vii STATE IN Justice 30 al concerned, ina:
no Information % that or any other postponement
was received Dy me or by me comm lnlczted % any
body untH the announcement Of The adjournment
was nace Ia coGTt, IA the presence Ot counsel on
bOth sides Sincerely yours IL. l.. SICKLIs.
-AcC- York. Agnl y. 1879
I'VE understand that General Sckles does not
deny having sont The cable message IN question con-
cernIng the po.tp0noment. but explains that be- as
well aS all the other counsel knew that the Judges
c0nld not consider the matter IN tho limited time
al their di.poSal and therefore believed the post
p0nement inevitable, and felt warranted IN tele-
graphing it.-Edl
New-York tribune., 1879-04-14
NI.sIcAI-- AND nRAMATIC NOTEs.

Miss Fanny Davenport appears Tonight at
the Grand Orcrl House iu Pique."
The "MidGets' are drawing sach good
houses at tie Masonic Temple that tIey wll remain
through rl- werk.
Miss Mary Anderson makes her first appear
anca tls eveuu- M the BI1oslvn Academy OF Music
The engagement js only for * nights.
ell VI. =. Plnafore" will be played at the
-tauolri Theatre where bad vast success, dur
in- the wc,s % wi-i Doe preceded each evening by
sui. van and BIraIut'- 0per.f.I " Cox aud Box
Mr. Steele Nackaye will open his new the
attn. on saturday evening with his own pay, " After
matl" which is revised version of Won at Last
wach was -o successful 40 Wa'.ark. The cast viii be
y..y ,.ra.- olt, including NJ. Atcaaye himself and
many N-t.-An'wu Artl-.s
Mr. Frederick Bcrgaer's annual concert viii
take placrli -temway Ii-l on Wedue,Ia. evening.
April 23 Mss Hrnur, NJ s. b. ,iii.. aud a quintet
which uIj u. lie M.ssf. Bauit }IosrHthai. schUartz
M.fLti and Bergucr WAL f.At part u tie cOuccr,. lie
p.o.rinu. w.ll Dee au interesting one.
At the Lyccum Theatre the Oates troupe
Will sI.- . .Glrof.-,iroda" during the week. " Les
Corhe. de Corn-gIIle Will De for the ONLY time at
trr maine. 1n Wednesday Mrs. Oates Will take q
benefit on Irid AZ evening This is the last week OF tie
Oatc, troupe ~ This theatre.