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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-03
THE DEPUTY
.SIIEII-B A-NK..

H AM now offering for sale this valua-
4 BILE piece of property with &c u acres
of land, alllocated about eight miles
below the town of Orange. in Orange
County, Texas. For further particu-
lars apply to she undersigned ut Lake
Charles, La.
MARYE. tGLASSPOOL.
Feb. Is, 1879. If.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-03
TO Lowers OF Flowers.

Unity well assorted young Plants OF South
-H en- monthly Roses Jessaminee, Ever
greens, Vines and Shrubs, for Ave dollars.
"A. WHITAKER,
Jan 3, 1890. Houston, Texas.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-03

Job Printing Of all descriptions care
fully executed. with neatness and dis
patch.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-20

The Republican Convention II ~.
sada, hell Ma, II. appointed ris delegates 10
shr Chicago Convention. aud Instructed Menu
To rnpi.at Islain.
The State SENATE nj New York Inns
voted, II a. ia. IN favor ~ granting wu,u.n III.
right ~ suffrage.
Four political State Conventions were
hid May n. In Michigan thc ncpuhlic.ns III.
strncted for Dlaim'. hut an anti-0mnl f.soli.
tion created tuniuit. aud ws. promptly tai,l..l.
The Florida ltpnbliran. instructed Tor Grant.
In West Virginia the I,lainW Republicans had
things their own way, Instructions for tile Ncn.
Ator lNing oppo4ed hy only few sherman
nen The Wisconsin DrnGrats elected four
'lrlcgates-st-large 10 tho cin,nnati Convention.
NJ instructions we're glsrn. but .hcy arc m
derstooi 10 be opposed 10 1ildcn.
The Republican,. oi Florila have
Illuminated a. u. tonosrr Tor Governor.
The Vermont ur,enlackers mct In
convention n Montpelier IN III. nth i,i.i.. and
selactad delegates 10 their National Convention
The following II from thr Boston 44irer.
nser " thu 18th Inst "llAn interview With Il. Ii
WAshbnri,s, visiting his brother II Portland. he
states his candidacy Tor tl,c Presidency il III, u
thu question. ILL., II for tirant FIRST last aud Ai
tl,n tihH, rapidtaies All combinations with other
eandi,lates, and viii not hs candidate unicr
my circumstances. Tho charge that he Il
guilty u dHpicity toward Grant hc dcnies, aud
sAys tlr rea',lt Of the cook County Convention
wns = greater surprise 10 him than any ons
slas."
Wyoming ne,,,lS ene Blnine and ono
tirani delegate III Chicago.
Ilr Republican nDd Demorrate Nh
iupal Committees l,a,. been ,4titia,u,l IL NJ.
hfd accommodations NJ tie convention. fnr
delegates ff.in aiats ail National Mun,n,.
huiIrHse A@.aiatiuiw
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-20
NEWS Y Iuk WEEK.


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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-20

'rlle National urc.nlnck. Labor Party
II tlm ktnse II Indiana, IN convention
assembled, DECLARE
|. That the power whicl, isrucs nna
controls the volume of peoples enr.
rency Ii the absolute dictator II their
financial and business interests.
:. That il,c people arr capabl. II man.
aging their own financial anil huriip,ss
interests through their national nnd
State Governments.
:. That the delegation u tllat power hy
tlr Republican power IL i nunrycd oil.
garclly Inns lrccipitAtr.l nlHn ilic cnnn.
try the present financial md business
ruin.
/. W., therefore. demand TINT thu
ie.n,lr'n government sllnll immediately
resume thu rulitrnl ~ thu currency, uu.l
issue tlic same directly ii tln people.
without tho all II Iank corporations,
nilI In sufficient volume ID III the h,iNi.
nrt~ III The country nn 4 ca~i, barir.
3. That nll currency, whether metallic
or paper, should w. alike full legal ten.
DIR.
- lIHt tHe IstAtHslHk elhsesA III tlls
world Arr now enslavssl ly interest-l~ur.
ing dci,s.
I. That wc arc now In the midst III 4
revolution, having for its object thu n.
ninvMI ~ this, the greatest enemy T. In.
divilMal liberty and national prnHrr...
\. That the e7SO, ,OtDO, ,0tDO III our mn.
tiunal debt, .oon payable NJ the option
III tho Government. sllnuld lM paid IN
soon m practicable, according u con.
tract, In silver coin. or noil.inscrrst-
hearing notes, which 1hall ~ fnll lrgal.
tender currency.
\. I'hat the whole II our bonded dehi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-20

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rlnhsrnn inStiin,ptns. ani tiu enslns
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-20


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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-20
xzsc1LLAH1ous oLnAMsNoe.

DR.. Livingston. es.Iinlian Agent ~
c.ow Creek, VII" has ls.n i,irl IN several
ei'arxas VI rrcnk.dMH. s,ld acquitted III each
eare. has secured another verdict ~ MT gull,
- tllc NH, indictment. relating ~ ilm alleged
stnnl,4Re frauds.
The United states Supreme Court, In
a recent drrisiu,,. DECLARED kslerie1 IL i~ /
~I4sirs 1T gambling. and baA III their inan.
e,ss, And that siasr~ Ind perfect right IL al.
r.,Rate their charters.
Tho Methodist General Conference. at
unrinnatI, elected n. W. Warren, q. d. Fos..
J. =. Hurst and Q. \. Haven nshops.
Tho Western Nail Association lan ~.
duesd wtees from u ~ es.2s I,w heg. Mil.
wtli hsssaftss run one wWt and suspend two.
Twenty-Five steamers left british port~
danns NJ pasl wssh with passenger for tho
unlssd NlAas& Several companies ass putting
on cssra veAasla, and nearly III md thr,nsriscs
Unable to provide rsomptiy fos Tho sn,lxrauss
Who apply fcs passage.
Burned: Tho Mihills Manufacturing
tomvAny's works, Yvnd AM Lao, via, los.
t2oO.Ooo twcnty-ons buala&ss houses and ~
rrai dwellings q Went Iilrrty. Ohio, lo~s ESQ.
aaaD ; large part of tho village of Hsay,esans,
n. n. lnss e900.0OO
Eight clubs are entered Iii tho race,
In the League baseball championship ~ the
United states. Al tho cln~ ~ tle ~voI.d
weeks play Chicago was ahead ~ III cosnmti.
tors. having ~"n eight game. and lost n,,r /,
Warssxl.r lad MN ~ AMI l,Ht t~n cleveland
Mnn III aud Io.t three lA,~'oli .vn fu,r nlni
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-20

Ex-senator Christiancy hAA com.
naenccd lHMccdirEs II Washington for divorce
from nis wife,
Among the important measures pend.
Inv lef,a. Congress. Minl Mhicl, nai,, ,,iea,lar,
~. 'le.lrons slnnld bc dirls-ssl II this ~srI,t,
mn TIN ELvtnral.t.nlnt Iill tn th,lM.s.l .ln,,nl.
grafton hill a,nl tim Tarin laii.
The cl,icf IL tile liura.i III ktatistict
nlrat- fle exports ~ innnsm hr.i.iutnits IN
April II -i2.d7a.iib against til.iGs.H10 II,
April is7p, niul FIR ten u,oi,,s. ending III. Asl
nt., s2O7. .3'N6ih against siip. .lss at,d for tn
TIN corresponding nmI'tl,r ~ ti,e Ircsiou. year
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-20

South.
4 fr,Rhtfnl explosion il reported frnm
lMltlnn'r. David u. shsanon a ~. junk
,lsasr., putrha-ssi quantity u cotelem,,esi
slrarni sh.ll.a fnrt Mrli"nrs. ans, tnnk par, ~
tl,rin uaisi,m IL ircak ur. While this WORN
MAS ls'ing oi one ~ The shells cNpial,yl,
klllins sis person. nnd .'fiu,~ls wninlin.
t~o nhsf-. Th. is,1i.s II MI tha kilis, w,s,
hn.lly matiiate. and that ~ nm man Wiz, s,,~sl
near "ns LITERAL, blown /" atnn,s. iprilan. ~
hts l~~iy ~cr fnn,i Ia every Direction nipi tl,c
largest part discovered nas an arm. III. ~
l,r niles.
A white man named Thomns White
has Just iHcn hanged n Spartanrhnrg. y. e.,
fDr thc innrd.r ~ 4 c"lnrcd IMAM.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-20

Tn rmE rrniirs Tho ls~al Committee ~ AR
rai,g.nnnt. Tor III. National Convention i.
earnestly NJ work. preparing for tle Thousand.
~ friends fr.nn Nil parts ~ The country. Ml,nr,,
u rsiHrtrd will hanor the ea,,.c by attending.
The committee tsk" pleasure In stating that
thu arrangements thnr far completed mur,'
Than fulfill th,ir most saig,ilp expectations.
The, have ALREADY @vnred the Exposition,
lhiil,lIng iur thu ilse ut III. Convention, which
= INV lsinn ftted np. W thu blirnr. men "
chicago. far thu Republican National uomssn-
tiuil NJ Nh rsIsi,S. ~ over 4iOnMp. with 4 scat
IN rApaeits tor Mnsu than lOtM0 p.rrnis,
III. arrangements fur entrance, rAit anil
ssa.'i,s ~ thu delegates, nliefiatea, press AMI
s1-iints aie surpassed. Mn large fuu,ns ara
provided Tor ths several ruilinlit.t~. The
acoustic arrangement viii H. ~ i superior
character. enabling the vast audience ~ hear Hli
ihai MAY h. said.
The committee have also secured tho Palmer
linl,-.. III. hnext hotel III Am.rira. in'at.l
within tNa hn'ks III the Exposition bnil.ll,as
FIR III. headquarters III tl,e I'nnl and naiinial
euninittre-. AMI the various NtAt. delegations.
lis hutsl Will n-., he ahlr 10 furlisll asenin,r-
.latinls for us.r LINN, delegates and visitors III
thu convention. Thirty latEe adjacent rain.
llasr l.an secured un TIN A.'uipl fin.,f a. III.
headquarters ~ tlr several stat. delegations.
M, ~, -, -. .,.......' - ~ ~ ~
uii,., la..i -, ~ ',.,.,,,,.., r',r.,.,.. ~
ra,,.i ~. .,,..i, .,..,,s,.''. M, IN ~
has ln,. ,.,,.. i. ..,,,,,,l',,,,,,. All l',,l.,
~ All ~. heal ...,.,,.,,,,. ',,a,, W.
Ainps hutr accommodations viii H. ~.rir.,l,
ltlt ft,t- nj thu Hlssst desirable plaess @llpnl
" ensas.d vt ohee through tiH losal enfll-
hillss.
ilH etaainitteo IN transportation have III.
ranged t,l reduced rates ntl MI lines entering
tilisag,, atri Hisn I'm several rniiiesting tnair.
arrangements wl.il iA,s.ihl.. A. il eal, nftp Ii
,aut mt,el mure AdsantHv.u,iHiy than III iii.
committee. This II especially tril. Mhei. III.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-20

MtvERDEN's
NEW
FURNITURE
wAR9RooMs,
IVA ,A~r. sas,A 4 tr~~e~l,. ~,.s,,
cNssco, IOWA,
tsseltss. *ish ~, s'rsa s~a ssss as~rsm,ss u
ft#Nfsf ~ u VI afAtts@#s, srA "A H. t~@s
s'sa g aHstsefs fstt atsss ii tAa Hsfas,
sversihinr New..-La,es, S,ylcs,
~ Os.W 0DuOA.
Csnsssssss ~
EXTENSION TABLES.
sEcRErAniEs, BOOK CASES.
wARpRoREs, BUREAUS,
nEpSTEADs, CHAIRS.
srRiNu BEps. MATTRESSES
LOUNGES AND SOFAS,
BRACKETS. WHAT Nors,
LOOKING GLASSES,
PICTURE FRAMES,
CURTAIN CORNICEA
II shcrs. e,rsy ARTICLE s*ieaslns 10 III. ,ssa. snt
snd sisrsed 20 shr wsn,s % the community.
UNDERTAKING.
II y, \. ssaaehs. rromp'', attended a. either d,
H. hA4 large assortment NJ
Ooflns, Burial Cases and Caskets, !
whsrh Ne II pversr~d " trim and furnish on short
notice. and u such Via aud aAAnnes ~ ordered n
tlt mnat n sksanAhe VI irrs.
rhAnA,nx the pubi,r for favnss ssA Ma roasd.uc. !,
Y the rAss ~ hsgs - assats his friends ths, NJ y
eeieEMtaed mns~ than ever N msFt their coma.
esees, Feapscs aad conslnued pstreaAse.
q. MEvEnDEN.
Csseee. Dss. ~. ia1s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-20

What \ Noble servant, what splendid
mud right royal gift IL man, |. Iii. horse !
Tint iIne creature Ii ~ nicI, entitled IL
kindnes. and forlearnncc IN II human.
servant ~ friend. Ia all respects In whicl,
h. can appreciate n, und cruelty a. him,
for aiiRtlt can re, In IN sinful. Win
rai' ~itnenx, without pity and wrath. thu
l,lowH inflicted nln,n Tint noble animal
every slns Ia o,ir streets. In anger or
r.rkl'rrt,rrr, H. lur.s him nlnnH With n
''nrl'n tM, hrnsy fr him, ~ ~ MI m.
nntmrnl slassl, Or merely IL afford vent
10 The NAation, ~ impntietss,, ~ ant.
nlnl energies ~ mere brutal driver. i
creature. t0,. With skin ~ sensitive
that tly cMn drive him to.lisiruntinn
Hir Ink " gentle snlunir.i.,., ~
~''nrtini.n ~ rrpnmchf,,l appeal, ur IL
tiasl,i.,g Indignation, IN very i.n.ci,ing ~
il,c trisdrr.lnartrd. II appeals iorribly
u thu human heart, nnA STAMPS every
~nntnil, silHrtlno,n t,low IN cruel, cold.
hearted ni'l And many wllo Mrc not
cruel. l.hsnrtnd. ar yt ihonghtl..S.. and
.s'mMit tlc like H,irags from sheer
tlonglltlcsx,,e2r. forgetting TINT In nm..
'rl,til'ility ~ luin the horA ii tIr equal
II tho man.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-20

inn ~ MT mrMn ii cnll TINT ward.
III yo,i 7" Haid M indignant house. .i.nni.
". looking at thu little incIa~Mrr nj the
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-18
4CTIMMEDIATELY.

The partisan Republican papers are con-
stantly asserting that the unseating of Wash
burn and seating of Donnelly is to secure
the House in case there is no election of
President by the people, and hence there
will be no decision until next December.
There should be no such delay, and the
GLOBE does not believe there will be. Mr..
Washburn is to be unseated because he was
guilty of bribery and Intimidation, and Mr..
Donnelly is to be seated because of the free
unintimidated, unbought vote he received
majority.
1t is a question of principle and not of
Presidential election. Mr.. Donnelly is en-
titled to his seat, and entitled to it at once.
To delay until next December would be a
disgrsceful act, as it would bear the con-
struction the Republicans are now placing
upon it. Mr.. Donnelly should have the seat
at once, this very week. majority of three
thousand or greater is no majority when it
is bought for cash, as it was in Wsshburn's
case. Let the briber be punished at once.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-18
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

It il announced that the Consolidated bank
of Montreal will resume payments March LIST.
In the sleighing accident Saturday last to
Princess Louise, it is said she lost jewel
valued at $200,000.
Mr.. Hendricks, Republican, was elected
mayor of Syracuse, New York, by 1900 ma
jorlty.
Gov Cornell, of New York, has nominated
John F. Smyth for superintendent of the in
surance department.
The Republican State convention for Georgia
is called to meet April 2lst, to choose delegates
to the national convention.
Gov Davis, of Maine, in a communication
to the State Senate, places the cost to the State
of the late ruction at $4,000.
The proprietors of the different newspapers
in New Orleans yesterday adopted resolution
requiring Louisiana congressman to use their
influence to have the duty on printing paper
and the chemicals and materials used in its
manufacture removed or materially reduced.
Commander Lutte, u. s. N, who has had
command of the government details in survey
ing routes across the isthmus, considers the
Nicaragua canal feasible for an inter-oceanic
canal and estimates the total expense at
$50 900, 600, without any margin for contin-
gencies, harbor improvements etc, which
would increase the cost to S80, 000,0 900.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-18
THE LATE JUDGE LORD.
Grea. Outpouring of Mourning Friends a
HIS Funeral.

Grsa. Outpouring of Mourning Friends at
HIS Funeral.
To the Editor of the Globe:
KAssoN, Feb 16.-The funeral of Judge
Lord took place this afternoon at Mantorville.
SO great was the attendance, not only from all
parts of Dodge county, but from all parts of
the State, that it was necessary to use the court
house e, none of the chu riches being large enough
to hold the vast concourse of people who as
sembled to take part in the last
acquaintance and association had formed a
bond of fir endship which is not so easy to rend
asunder.
The services were conducted by the Rev. G..
W. Tanner, of Owatonna, assisted by the Rev.
R. r. Cloudy, of Kasson, according to
the imposing and pleasing ceremonies
of the Protestant Episcopal church. MIR. Tan
ner preached very able and effective sermon,
and those fortunate enough to hear him were
very much impressed with his remarks. The
funeral PROCESSION that followed the remains to
the grave the largest seen in Dodge county
since the funeral of Capt. Dart. There was
about fifty persons, mostly members Of the bar,
from different parts of the State,
at the funeral to pay their respects to all
that remained of one who had earned their love
and respect. Among them we noticed Ex-Gov.
Marshall, Of st. Paul. Judge Mitchell, of Wi
mona; Gordon E. Cole, G. w. Batchelder, J. B.
Wheeler, J. s. Buckham, G. w. Baxter, Ara
Barton, G.. E. Skinner, Il. Wilson and II. w.
Pratt, of Faribault; A. o. Whipple. of North
feld B. S. Lewis. of Waseca; A. G. Hickman,
l.. L. Whcelock, 81. 81. johnson, A. F. Sawyer,
j. W. Burch, W. A. Sperry, Sheriff Chambers
and 3. s. Cook, of Owatonna G. NJ. Start, G.
c. Wilson, r. Fl. Cove, 81. G. Butler, A. A.
Crandall, L. B. Kellogg and Burt NJ. Eaton, of
Rochester