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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-21

When Bismarck made his first visit
on a diplomatic mission to Vienna, in
1852, there was not so much attention
paid to him rs on his recent appearance
in that city. A Vienna journal recalls
that he was then wholly unknown to the
world, and only plain Herr Won Bis
marck Schoenhausen, his present rank
being late acquisition, and that his
royal master, the King of Prussia, to
secure consideration for him, deemed it
necessary to address a special letter to
Kaiser Franz Joseph, saying: 81 con-
fide the honorable mission to your Ma
jesty to my representative in the Ger
man Federal Parliament, Herr Won Bis
marck Schoenhausen, whose family, one
of the oldest, has almost n longer pedi-
gree than mine, and whose ancestors
rivaled the Hohenzollerns in bravery and
exploits" This letter sufliccd
to put the obscure diplomat ON friend
ly footing with the naughty Austrian
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-21

given are very necessary elsewhere. At
all times and under all circumstances
plenty of clean water ought to be pro-
vided. To present the matter in nut
shell, furnish suitable accommodations,
obtain and keep excellent breeds, feed
as great variety of diet as possible,
and feed as much as they will eat-a
hungry hen will not be laying hen. In
very cold weather add little cayenne
pepper to the morning ration, which, by
the way, should be made neither too wet
nor given too hot. Supply plenty of
water and observe regularity in feeding
and also in gathering the eggs.-N. !.
World.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-21
IN n TIME OF TROUBLE.

As an eagle from the height,
Looking down upon the lands,
On forests black rs night,
Fair fields and desert sands,
Sees the traveller below
Losing heart, as, league on league,
Long wilderncSSes show
No end to his fatigue,
So Faith, amid her stars,
BehOldinS far beneath
The bright or gloomy bars
In the web Of life and death,
Sees weary hearts that deem
The dark breadth is the whole;
Sees happy hearts that dream
The bright rays all their goal.
All let this faith be ours
That even mid the pain,
Above the present towers,
And sees the nearing gain;
While, breadth by breadth, appears,
AS from the weavcr's hand,
The pattern of the years
Which God himself has planned.
London Spectator.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-21

John while sailing by the Isle of Pat
mos, and Christ's Glove talks'' while
sitting in the Garden of Gethsemane.
Then at last they came home and set
tied down as domestic as though they
had lived in Plumridge and kept pigs
and chickens all their lives. And there
they are to this very hour, showing to
the world that now and then the course
of true love does run smOOth.-Frances
Lee, IN the Springfield (Afass.) Repubii-
cnn
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-21
To Cure Hams: Cover the botton

TO Cure Hams: Cover the bottom
Of the cask or barrel with coarse salt;
put in the hams with the skin side down
and sprinkle over fine salt. Place in an
other layer of hams and so on until all
are in. Make a brine according to the
following proportions: Nine pounds of
salt, four pounds of brown sugar, three
ounces of saltpeter and one ounce of
saleratus to six gallons of water. Boil,
skim, and when cold pour into the cask
until the hams are entirely covered. Let
remain in this pickle three months.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-21

of natural acid would set up within their
precincts. DR.. Schmoele's nostrum is,
however, such as has been stated, and
Immortality, according to this sage, de-
ponds upon the consumption of lemons.
The New York herald., 1879-01-02
CITY ITEMS.

James Coylc. drummer. slightly stabbed
shortly after midnight yesterday morning in fracas
which occurred at ball of the Sixtyninth regiment
at the corner of Grand and Essex streets John
McDonnold of No. 315 Madison street. arrested.
but for want of evidence had to be discharged by
Judge Kilbreth.
Charles johnson was sent TO the Tombs yesterday
for having attacked William Could. young man 1iv-
ing in East l45th street Gould is afflicted with an
rnpedimcnt in his speech, which subjects him to the
tarints and i'll treatment Of thoughtless boys. While
endeavoring to escape from this annoyance on New
Years Eve he shametully maltreated.
Sarah HAYDEN fifteen years of age, who it will be
remembered was shot on the afternoon of Christmas
Day ut the corner Of White and Centre streets by
Felix Lavec, has died at Bellevue Hospital. 1t
supposed at the time of the shooting that it was
cidenta but the prisoner held to await the result
of the woman's injuries. An inquest will be held
next week.
Mary Reardon. thirty years Of age. received some
serious burns last evening on her body and limbs
while engaged in illuminating New Years tree at
her home No. 361 Cherry street. The resinous TO-
iage and twgs ignited, and blazing up in dreadful
manner set fire to her clothing. She has a husband
who is dying of consumption and six small children
dependent upon her. She was carried to the Cham
bers Street Hospital in ambulance and it is feared
that she cannot survive.
The New York herald., 1879-01-02
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

srxAxrx d Mon,or wa, cut hrcurh by the fee Sat
T"y Ss rs s
repaired when she proceeded to Vienna, Nd.
srn,uxT YnunAc BAr csp, from Baltimore before re;
cattle grain &C. valued at The grain
phia for si ON and balance Of the cargo in he Mer
chants Mutual Mariue Insurance Company. OF Baltimore:
FROM S 5S S9rF s@
was recommended that she discharge cargo.
BARN EMMA KLrrx Cor, bound for Brazil. hauled ont
when she towed Rockets leo in the river will
vent her Immediate departure.
ScmR DYER Fakcr. from Salt Cay. at Vineyard
Haven Dec 81 was days Of Iiatteras with southwest
scuR SARAH QuIsS, Leo, from Virginia for New York.
previously reported ashore Point Pleasant beach,
is on so damaged as first
q, cords wood ON deck were washed overheard.
Scum FRANCES (r, from Charottctown via Shclbourno
swept, gal oy shifted &C. without receiving
scmn GARRISON before reported, Is sunk on Dead
Mans Shoals Maurice Hvsr M Ursw ana part OF cargo
ALrxASpn,A Dec 3The river is til blocked mp except
small space in front Of the city which Is Kept open by
is uanco having attempted to come Yesterday but
being % r % the e % ys
,Sisk The O. ''"' ''' '' "' ''' ~ " '' '"'
sy STAND has had Sss
DISCHARGED on the beach Island Home will
PORTLAND Nc. Dec 3i-Thc little pleasure steamer Fiona,
hauled Decring shore back was burned last
in Hudson Insurance Company of New Jersey. she
owned by Charles sparrow. Cause spontaneous or
incendiary.
Pnovrp.xcr Dec 3i-Cnpt Kelley. Of steamer City Of
Norfolk reports that schooner was ashore this morning
island opposite Patience Island shc went on during
warn. painted sh, color viii probably on at high
wnter
Rrcuxosp. Jan The River is clear of ice below City
deal Of ice The brig Pnran. for rcrnsmbnco went down
with yesterday and experienced much difficulty in
getting out
The New York herald., 1879-01-02
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Jan 1-Arivcd, steamer Excelsior Crl Clay.
ton New York ship Orncn tNor. Nelson Philadelphia;
bark sognedaicn tSor, Fnick. New York.
BonpxAux Dec 3t-Arrivcd, bark Adolph Engicr VIII.
Jams. New York.
BaYoSsr, Dec 27-Arrvcd, brig Argus (rr. Lc,evro
New York
CAprz Dec 2e-Arrived, bark Pssqusic Aicllo dtaD,
Pinto, New York.
Dussgxrss Dec 3i-on. ship Eastern Light CBr, Jones
Philadelphia for Brcn,cn
DOVER, Jan Ion. ship Bremcrlchc Ger, Renkcn Phil
adciphia for Bremen.
FALxourn. Jan i--Arrived bark Linda 1tsD, Borso,
Boston.
urLL, Jan f-ssied, bark Msrino Aus. Menard New.
York.
Hotyursp, Jan ioT steamer City Of Bristol Br, Della
motto Philadelphia for Liverpool.
HAvRr. Dec 3iArrivcd steamers Crest tBr,. Darling.
New York; Harold tBr, Waller Baltimore; Jan J. ship
Richard III, Hubbard, Charleston.
Sailed Dec 30 bark Smith Petersen (Nor, Erickson,
United States.
LivrRroof, Dec 3I-Arrvcd. steamers lstrian br'
Thomson. Boston; Linda tBr). Bedlinson, New Orleans
oangcs Br Baker, Galveston via Norfolk Jan u snps
Henry DIR. Atkinson, savannah; Willie Reed Yates Ncw
York, America tI,r. Gedyc. Norfolk; New YORK obp. III
win. San Francisco; bsrks Blanche Br Fleming NOE
The New York herald., 1879-01-02
STRUGGLING WITH A MANIAC.

young man. who refused to give his name. called
at the Central Office last night and informed Inspcc
tor Dilks that the body of Gustavc Textor German.
was found in the East River and taken to
the Morguc. The deceased was a drug clerk.
residing at No. 435 West Thirty-siNth street.
Some time ago he developed symptoms which
alarmed his friends. Dr. Schmctzcr, of Brooklyn.
visited him ON Tuesday for the purpose of dctermin-
ing whether not he mentally responsible for
his acts The Doctor had hardly begun his examipa-
tion when the patient became violent and suddenly
drew a carving knife from his clothing
and attacked the physician. The latter dc-
Tended himself with chair, and the strig-
Gle which followed short. sharp and decisive.
The nadman ia short time threw his opponent to
the floor In this position the PROSTATE physician
was at the mercy of his antagonist The latter how
ever at a critical moment. while he held the Doctor
by the throat and brandshcd the glttcrng blade,
Trained from taking advantage of the situation. He
suddenly rclnquishe,hs hold and fled from the room
That the last seen OF him alive by his friends
fled to the river front and committed suicide.
The New York herald., 1879-01-02
CHARTER OAK CONSPIRACY.
EAPH TO The HERALD. ]
NORWICH, Conn.,, Jan. I. 1879

CONTINUATION OF THE ARGUMENTs-ADDREss
By JUDGE SWEET, OF CHICAGO, IN BEHALF OF
FuRDEa AND HIS ASSOCIATES AN IMPORTANT
RULING ASKED FOR.
HARTFORD. Conn.,. Jan. 1. 1879.
There was no postponement of the Charter Oak
conspiracy trial on account Of New Years; fact the
Judge and counsel on both sides cared less for tho
holiday than they did to hurry the along in the
hope of finishing it this week.
JUDGE swErTs ARGUMENT.
judge Foster, of Norwich of the counsel for
the state continuing i'll, the whole order of arrange
ment for the arguments overturned, and Judge
Swcit of Chicago. took the floor this morning in be-
half of the accused devoting his remarks particularly
10 the loipgs of Furbcr whenever they had any
connection with the evidence before the
Jury In opening his remarks he said
the Jury should consider the allegations merely.
and not the extravaganza of management and tho
criuplcd condition ot the company under the man
ayers preceding Furbcr. Procceing he described the
turbcr contract contribute sjUO,OOO in consdcra-
ton that he should be paid back by receiving seven
and a half per cent from the premiums collected at
the home Office on all its policy obligations, ana hfty
per cent of the net profits after setting aside the com
uany reserve. This repayment then came out OF the
future profits the "loading was not less thanthirty
pcr cent This the company had perfect right TO
do with ~ IL pleased aud the insurance department
oven took no account of IT, Furber having put in
sjuuWO was entitled to get IL back; II he received
than he put in. then ho might righty DC crti-
eyed iu, until then no apology for his acts was
needed
Furbcr substantially got the Charter Oak out of it's
crippled condition while acting as its financial man
| aper for twenty months aud then his kind Con-
icticut friends plastcred his back an Indictment
for crime"
| 4 OBJECT DISCOVERED.
The speaker passed to the allegation OF false an
nua returns In the second count OF the Indictment
and OF the outset created some surprise by making
point that the whole count detective and should
lie thrown out. well all the evidence that had
been introduced in support Of 1t. The averment was
that the conspirators had deraudcd Messrs. Capron
and Sawtclle and other policy holders vet tho state
The New York herald., 1879-01-02

had proven the existence of single one OF these
parties The purpose of the conspiracy alleged must
be named in the description. and the facts alleged
must be proven. In closing on this point Mr.. SWEET
asked Judge Hovey TO charge the jury that no evl
dence introduced under the second count could be
considered by them.
REPORTS.
Regarding the allegation that false reports had been
made Mr.. SWEET said that at time had the accused
been charged with making such reports. but only
with conspiring to do so. However. they had shown
in evidence that they merely took ledger balances In
making up their reports and never claimed that the
separate items were worth their fnll value.
Furbcr came to Insurance Commissioner Stedman IN
1875 and was told that SJ0J0O0 would make the COM
pany solvent. Is il to lie supposed that Furber
would make such contribution until he could be
assured that il safe to make it! The
speaker referred in rather satirical terms to
the praise given Secretary Stevens of the Charter
Oak yesterday. in the opening argument for the
State, and then invited attention to the fact that Mr.
Stevens had signed the 1875 report, which the state
had denounced such mass OF fraud and mis-
representation.
The speaker checked by the Court at this point
and adjournment taken to ten A. Nj. to-nor-
row, to give the jury and all others part holiday
The New York herald., 1879-01-02

folk: SLEEVE Bloom (Br, Harkness New York; Yuba (Br
Power. Charleston; L Bouvere CBr Evans. San Fran
cisco George Booth ,r, James, wilmngton. NC; brig
Zetland (Br) Hicks, do
Sailed Ist steamers Ilyriau (Br,, Armstrong Boston;
PENNSYLVANIA, Harris Philadelphia; ship cormorin tp.
Major Tybee Caspian tr Catworthy do datter not pro-
viousl); Britannia (Nor. Gronwoid, United States.
LONDON. Jan ARRIVED, ship Hagarstown, whitmoro.
New York; barks Ophir (Nor Chrstiansen, Savannah;
Marquis of Worcester tBr, Charles, Bull River
LIMERICK, Dec 3i-saed bark Acadian tBr,. Abbott.
Philadelphia.
LisBoS. Dec 26-Arrived barks Ebencxcr (Nor Nielsen,
New York; Reuscns Leighton Philadelphia brig Agata
dtaD Garguo New York for Bayonne dast before
ported without date.
MovLLE, Jan ARRIVED steamer Devonia (Br), Oven
stone New York for Glasgow.
MALTA, Dec 22-Sailed. brig Johanna, Ray, New York
MARsELLEs, Dec 29-Arrived. barks Constantia (Nor)
Tnllak sen Baltimore; Mariannina Gaatoa taD Mancno
New York
NEWLY Dec 3o-saed bark Lalla (Br Woodwork
New York
PORTSMOUTH Dec 3l-Arrived bark Nshor (Aus Radoso.
vch Philadelphia.
QUEENSTOWN Dec 31-Arrved, bsrks Forto (Nor) Skare
baltimore; ;Westcrnorrland (Sw). Norgreu Beaufort sc:
Shakespeare DR. Hughes San. Francisco; Giuscppino @
ItaD Chapello Philadelphia; Livingstone CNor), Larsen
New York Sedmi Dubrovack Aus), Baburxxa do dstter
lost bulwarks,; Jan l. ships British Commodore (Br),
Purdy San Francisco: Portland Loyds Chase Howland
Island via Rio Janero bark Alma Nor, Thorbiornsen.
Baltimore.
Also arrived lst steamer Lord Give tbp, ufquhart.
Philadelphia for Liverpool.
REvAI to Jan I-Arvcd, steamer Riversdale Br), Hum
phreys New Orleans
RoUEN Dec 31-Arrived steamer Stag Br, Willis, New
York.
SuEz to Jan I-Arrved steamer Glenartney Br, Auld,
Japan and China for New York
TRALEE Dec 3l-Arived bark Xcms (Br), Foster Balti
moro (see below.
wEsrroRr, Dec 3i-Arrved, bark Crane Nor) Knudsen.
New York.
LONDON Jan l-Steamer Laurestns CID, Hin, from
Revnl for -, has stranded Stockholm
ship Cromwell Barstow, from Antwerp for Now York,
stranded at Flushing to-day.
Bark Ruma Aus) Begna from Phiadelphia for Ancous,
put into Faya Dec Is leaky
Bark Nanny Csw Andersen from Charleston for Fleet
wood put Balygnc Bay with loss Of rudder and fore
md mai Tug can rcndcr assistance.
Bark Xcma DR. Foster, from baltimore. has arrived
Traco with loss of jbboom, forc.opmast rigging and
sails.
The New York herald., 1879-01-02
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. l, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer Anchoria (Br), Hedderwick Glasgow. Dec 2l
with mdse aud passengers Henderson Bros Dec lat
@ S~ + ms & @G osess by
vita fruit aud pascusers TO Vessels Has on board ns
ton. before reporiod wrecked
sie.mer c.y Of Austin Stevens Galveston Dec 2s and
Co. Nth on oo hey Florida passed sshr Flora Ynr Wood &
II NJ oil IIntcas steamer Tyhce from New York for Fer
steamer Regulator. Doanc. Wilmington NC, days, with
m,lsc Vim Z Clyde CO.
ballast n%as !" ise' Co. Dee wa. a Highlands:
but was blown of by heavy NV gale: Dec - was struck
to hE TOBIAS 4a. c Dee lar @ M lon PASSED dis
vessel apparently abandoned but was too far away
Brig Tnia, Mors,n Belize, Hon - days with ogT1od
teras With continuation Of NV gales: Dec H. Is
miles Of Iatcras spoke bark oneco from Charleston for
sehr Joseph slower tof Busksporn, Brown Maracabo
miles iIaiterns passed brig Anita owen Brsnsccmn
%s s % The sn IS "~n S"y
into the Gulf l. Stream, cam losing sails &c
lcsssod !" ! Ss%ss CO; vessel e ; wesSsFs ..
seSI psyS5sak: %.st.y, Mr.sGsno ,S days with log
days of aeras, with heavy NV gales; had all the
seSr sarah Quinn. Leo Virginia; Dec, %, PM: went
ashore rSIn rsasan. Be1s and was ns hauled of with
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Franconia Bragg. Portland for New York with
mds and pa sscngcrs TO j Ames.
Steamer Neptune Berry. Boston for New York, with mdsc
ana FehSars . Bedford New
York, with mdsc and passengers to Barling Davis
Schr Landscer (of Gloucester, e. Melady Summerside,
PEI via Newport for Baltimore with potatoes Dec 10,
Ob gcd "a hcave and blown 225 miles of the
coast by heavy westerly gale lost casks
9th and Pig Lightshp for water, which
was supplied The Landsecr Is anchor in Hart Island
Roads. - .
Schr Addc Perry, Perry, Grand Menan. NIB, for New
York.
Schr Rogers. Bath for New York.
Schr Oliver Amcs. 5abbett, Boston for New York.
Schr Chas Banks Higgins. Fairhnvcn for New York.
Schr Sparkle shropshire. Providence for New York.
Schr Orlando, Rowland Providence for New York.
Schr Eliza Pharo. Watson Providence for New York
Schr Urbanna. Allen, Portland, CT for New York.
Schr Vapor, Riley. New Haven for New York.
Schr David Carl Hawkins, New Haven for New York.
Schr Sunbeam, Warwick New Haven for New York.
Schr Expedite, Racket, Grcenport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Ncreus, Hallett. New York for Boston.
Bark Olive Thurow Corbett New York for Gloucester
4 and nchorcd in the Roads nbovcl.
Bark David Taylor tBr Wallace Now York for Dundee
(and anchored in Hart Island Roads,.
The New York herald., 1879-01-02
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The New York herald., 1879-01-02
RIVERSIDE DRIVE LABonERs.


To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Is there any hope that the suffering aborers Of the
Riverside Drive will get their hard-earned wages
We have waited until our means and patience are
exhausted. and we get neither information nor
satisfaction. Is there law justice in New York
city for the poor are the workers compelled to
starve while commissioners and contractors squab-
bic the work. and pockets the proceeds
of the laborers toll? MY husband has worked there
from October until the middle of the present
month, trusting to the honesty Of those
who had no honesty. How is he to get
his money? Must he see his wife and little
one starvc? How are we to i've? My entire family
are suffering for winter clothes have no coal, my
means are exhausted everything of value in my pos
session is in the pawn Office. My rent is due since
November and do not know how soon may be
dispossessed. / suppose my case is no worse than
that OF hundreds of others who are waiting in cold
and hunger for their lawful money.
A SUFFERING WOMAN.
The New York herald., 1879-01-02
DANGEROUS BLOWS.

In dispute with another man at the corner of
Catharine and Hamilton streets yesterday John
Hayes awaitcr of No. JOS West Broadway, struck
i'm the face aud the head with club breaking the
bones OF his checks anu nose and lacerating the
scaIp He was taken TO the Chambers Street Hospi-
tai by OH officer OF the Fourth precinct. and subsc-
aucntly was sent to Bellevue Hospital. He was
very much intoxicated, and his condition is by no
maans free from danger.
The New York herald., 1879-01-02
WHALEAIEN.

Sailed from San Francisco Dec "a barks Sea Breeze
Thurman. aud Eliza Murray, to cruise.
Sailed from st Helena Nov s. bnrks President Pcnse
NB cruise; iith Sea Ranger, Flanders do do; 18TH
Tamicrinnc. briggs. do do.
letter Norton, Of bark Pcrel Of Nh
her Helena Nov having taken bbls oil since
last report Would sail thas day cruise and bc there
again in the spring All we'll.
letcr from Capt Flanders of schr Petrol Of Nh report
her arrival at samana bay, WI Nov ~ after rugged pas
oil
The New York herald., 1879-01-02
BEGINNING THE NEW YEAR.

Officer Quigey, of the First police precinct. Brook
lyn, found Charles McGregor, twenty years of age.
of No. 1O2 Dufield street. his residence, about
three O'Clock yesterday morning. suffering from a
stab wound on the cheek, two in his and one in
his left side which, he stated, were inflicted by a
companion at the of Bridge and Tillary
streets He was taken at once to the station house
and aferward to the City Hospital His injuries
not considered of serious nature.
The New York herald., 1879-01-02
NOTICE TO MERCHANTBAND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and sipmasters are Informed
that by elcgraphing HrRAtp London bureau. ad
dressing Bcnnctt No % rlcct street London" tho
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue do rOpcrn
Paris tho arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United the will lie cabcd to this
try free Of charge
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Mcdi-
tcrrancan port. will hnd the Paris occ tho
cal and expeditions for tcicgraphing news
The New York herald., 1879-01-02
ROBBED IN THE STREET.

John Edwards, of No. 50 yestry street. while pass
ing through South Fifth avenue last night was at
tackled at the of Houston street by gang of
young rowdies. who robbed him of valuable gold
watch. Officer Finnerty arrested the ringlead-
ers, who at the Prince street station
house gave their George Morris.
of No 1873 Mulberry street. and John Cornelius Nc
Aulfe of No. $50 Mott street. Norris it is said.
threw the watch away when arrested. and the police
were unable to discover it in the snow. The prison
ers were held on a charge of highway robbery.
The New York herald., 1879-01-02

CIvxyyrsroar Ms Dec 24-Arrvcd, schr Eta Dr. Mus.
sclls New York.
tEonGrrowN PEI Dec 23-Arrved sehr Tibcr (Br) Par
sons New York.
Cleared o5th bark W ID Stewart, English. Queenstown.
U,IJrAx Dee 2S-Arrvcd, schrs VIM Phipot tBr), Phil
pot New York; .th. Ovata tof New llavenl Pruco Ed
ward Island for United States.
Arrived Jan l. Ontario Br Roberts, Liverpool,
TO sail for Portland after dscharging
ST MARYs Ms Dec I7Sailed bark Mary Ann (Br), New
comb Liverpool. Il. -
YARMOUTH rs Dec 2s-Arrved. schr Grand Master Br).
New York.