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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-19
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hran hsheA.iea
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correspondent In ireland ielegrapha ,hss mcr,
women and children In scsne of ,ha famine.
strtches purstons II Ir~iAnd an rcslace,i
10 the lest staees Of nakcslnese and dsrl tu-
ssoM Families arc hnddled sogasAcr With.
cut flsc. fuoN. cle.kins or be ding, within 3
miserable hut OF the fcsmer abode of anlmAla
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that can be snrplicd rot huatAa A~' -lndlan
meal All thls exists, and shcre II IN 10 prua.
rcct of much improvement until August Ii
appcArs that In romo fis,rir,A Tho dissrwss h
even greater than u wa, In tho hcarpalllnx famine
az 1877.
The steamer Montana, of The Ouion
linz, VA wrecked on Tho coast 81 Waterford,
Ireland No los Of life.
Distressing acconnts arc received of
famine and starvation In Armenia and Kurdl.
stan, Asia Meantime thc resent reports OF
famine and 1'ossilsnco In Brasil asc pronounced
10 havs been greatly exaggerated
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ffnm tsirA serrrsirs Inssrslvss With Ilcfasio
ssymcns. which esss frsth sAe ssr~ilens con.
,iii,a ~ HE h~slsh and .'hes sInsil u s.emrsts
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known ua ihc question N b, ~hs her he N a
Ia prevailed arsn /, rar, The l.issr Il n gal
~ IN announcement thu he i Nj linz /, en.sf
tho saee.
A State Convention III Tho Repuhli.
ean party of Arkansas hss l,eea rail 4 for Ar,il
-
Assistant Secretary al tho Treasury
Juhn D. HAwley hss rsei se~d fur the purpose
II prosecuting the canvass fos Tho t,ovesnov.
ship of Iilino,.
Tho New York World IL informed
that a. -uev soymoar has nsv,r, In any ~Ay,
expressed cr entertained an il,a Of allowing
his name 10 he prcsensed 10 tho people ~
candidate for The Presidency. nor ~i.i he allow
u 70 tc 10 asei nnier any circumstances what.
ever
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TMKnk Aro ninety Ave- lakes II loNA,
covering ~ nvea Ut d1. .OOO acres. Should
these lake. dry up, ~ souae VI thcnn aru
doing, ,he lsnd vlll helcrg % ths uos,
eminent
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4 procession containing 1000 0r
7OU lorch- hearers greeted rafnell and Dllion
on their arrival u Moutresl
Eight mon were drowned oil tho coss.
Of Newfoundland By tho wrsckins of tAs bAft
ELlana,
pArncll, tho Irish seitAtor, has gone
bsck 70 England. iis says he viii ro'arn "a
America after ths Parliamentary slsslloas.
The annual report oi Tho 1pesatlona
q NJ Union Pacific railway sAevs thet ~
sssDlas saralaGs during ~ wsss o,.dA -
Tho total value of sxposts Of p~trooe-
m snd petroleum protiasAs from illls csusss,
for January, ISL VA N, ~. .O7,,; Tor January.
iA7p. N, ,ss'5, NJ, Tor sssea months saaing Ian.
nary ~. irs,, t1t.oit.l1a and ths saus period
III is7D, vi. .4Is,U OH
In British Columbia thc anow 4 from
three - four fset de~p, and live sio,k 81 III
kinds \ dyinx - rapidly that but fsw animals
Ars eHIncted y survive until warm weathcs
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OoxDO11o x1eTDLLlQ01Ol
uDoDt.
Another human body was cromated
In Tho II Moync furnace, ~ Washington, -.
last Wsek.
All of Tho Lewis will.cAss consriSA.
lors havs hssa losad ssiily BY Trsusoa n. ~
Jury.
q. q. Taylor, city editor ol tho Phil.
alsiphiA n,nes. shot and killed himself while
Temporarily insane.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-19

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sPRiN0 beds. MATTRESSES.
LOUNGES AND SOFAS.
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In Tho II Moync furnace. =. WA.hingsoa, n.
last wssk.
All of ths Lewis willcAss consrirA.
'ors havs hssa iosad ssiily hy zrsusoa q, VI,
Jury
q. q. Taylor, city editor Of tho Phil.
alslphiA Nnes. shot and killed himself while
Temporarily insane.
The Chinese agitation In Han Fran.
clsco has bssn thu source of considerable ~.
oiismsnt. md not ! llttls spprohsnsioo. among
shc business msn In that city. Tho armoriss
os ths local militia regiments are closely guard
ID, and lion. Mcdowell, commanding ths
Division Of tho rAoiAc. hss bssn inslrus.sd By
il,s Presiiant 10 move I'll available Federal
troops II his dlstricsis thae city y oseA The
workingmen Ass considerably excited ovsr
slass movsmsnla. and many os thsm
asssrs thaa the aalhositlss are trying "
sorcs . quarrel on .hem Mean
lime In eastward s1otias of he Chinsmsn con-
tlnass. Nearly every train carries away ios,
Most Of thsm 20 70 the manufassusias districts
Of The Kssisrn Siates, ) ssw s,op h 0sioAso,
u L9u,s. snA other wssssra cisios, whlls fsv
oshsfu srs dirsotlns thslr stsps 70 .hs cotton
6sids Of ths sosth.
Tho Kansas lnsAns Asylum q OsA.
waaomis he's bssa destroyed bv arA
The Grand Central Hotel, d Oak.
land, suburb Of Nan vrsastsco, Usl hes bonn
burned. The ioss b. Ne Are h estimated n
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Count Do I4css~rs explained his
canal prnj ct 70 The Iiou-e toma,ii.ss on ,Ae
later. occan!c Canal laa, w@tk, NJ claimed
,hAt Ass pans wero quito feasible and practical
and argued that. IN TIM lns~rcst of American
commerce. he Ahou'd ~ ailel and encouraged
rather than . cckcl and lh~artci In carrying
forward his scheme.
do Leaseps. tho protector oi tho
l'shmus canal. affects - 10 please ~ish she
Executive M~ss.e upon That snhj' -. because
" woald cortAiuly b. advantageous 10 hAve ths
protection IL Tho unised Mates during Ina
prnersss of TIM wnrh and altar tin opening ol
Tho canal" I'D sent measAge 10 h,s sou IN
Paris stating thai thu rrc&idsuis declaration
aesares .Le political safety ~ thu en.<rpriss.
Tho Southern Claims Commission
expired on March 10 ~ ihs terms of ihs Aes
creating \, III IL last rtp,rs 10 Oensress now
III tync. II h shown tina. rincs TIM eseanisaiion
Of lhc commission, In is7i. n. ~ elAlnaa.
amounting 10 ovov 30. ~, I'M. have bsen hlei,
of which oil but about oMe~twelflh have bran
rejected.
The Secretary of thu Treasury saya
ha latrnds every work 10 invess All ille revs-
nnes, ltrn she actual expenditures anil pro-
pofsiona'e share Of tho accrnlns interest uf ihs
public debt, In sha purchase IT i and d per
cont bonds on pm lilo offers In Ncw York.
Glen. Charlca Adams, Who conducted
the negotiations Tor ihe surrender u ihe Ute
nurtierera, wAs on ,ret by President Hayes
hts .l,oice among oil tn vacant positions In
III. atit. aud he hts clloson tho mission 10 10
llvls,
II Is now stated that = thorough can.
yass of The senAto bsfors ths Y.tx John Porter
bll was laid on tho tahle showed that sl,sts
waa majority sgatass Il Porter 10 hop~lesA
of any Aeion a this session.
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GEORGETOWN.

SFNr TO THE INSANE AsYLUN.-Rchard Ma
gee young white man, 20 years OF age. living
In Cherry Alley, dangerously Insane. was sent
TO the Insane Asylum to-day.
ARREsT.-John j. Cation. young white man
OF this place, was arrested last night by ON ,ers
Hess and Riley. upon three different charges OF
malicious mischief In breaking Windows at
Bosses residence. On the heights; threats
against The life of john Mccarthy, and higu-
way robbery OF gun from a small boy.
Notwithstanding Jennie Martin, Capt. J.
ID. Granger, With $40 tons of asphalt for A. L.
Barber q Co.
THE COAL TsspE-Thirty. five boats left
Cumberland Saturday with 8, 932 Il tons OF coal.
as follows: For Georgetown-ConSolidatso Co.,
Las. 10 tons: New Central Co, 1908 O3 tons:
Borden Co. 466.0I tons; Maryland Co. 55o.ls
tors: B!aen Avon Co, 2cG 10 tons; Individual.
lilo tons. ror decentralization pshire Bal
ttmore Co.. 235 tons.
THE GRAIN TRADE-Arrived-Boat samuel
RefZell, with 1000 bushels corn and 500
bushels wheat.
MERCHANTS observation-disclosures on change
toCay-l.s00 bushels wheat sold at prices
ranging from Has TO 1921. Corn ia quoted at
As TO so cents
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4 LL.WOOL BLACK CASHMERES
IA Double width, Az cents

COLORED CASBMEREs, ALL WOOL, 25 CTS.
NOVELTIES IN DRESS TRIMMINGS.
BLACK SILKS. 7sc.. SIC, sI0O. 1925, sI.so.
BLACK SATINs, ALL PRICES.
NAVY BLUE FLANNEL, FOR LADIES, WEAR
SOc., &C., Soc, &c, 75c., s7c., 81.
PIANO COVERS. NEW ASSORTMENT.
BED COMFORTS. 75c., SIC, SLIGO, Sl25, e1.5o.
LARGE DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS,
Per pair, $3.50. $500. $3.50, $500.
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE. NEW sTOnK
25c., 31c., SIC, Soc, &c 75c.
:SHAWLS. CLOAKS, ULSTER CLOTHS.
RED TWILLED FLANNRIS,
WHITE SHAKER FLANNELS
CLOTHS FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
CANTON FLANNELS.
LADIES' AND GENTS AND OHILDREN,s
WOOL UNDERWEAR.
CARPETS, Gee. SIC, Soc, &C., use.
BRUSSELS, Sc. 95c., 81. 90, at
c. N. TOWSON's,
O36 Pennsylvania avenue. south side,
noYIo Near 7th street.
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LEETERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
HORSE Racinu ON 0ur Stre

Horse Racing on Our Streets
Editor Sdr:-WDl you give spae< :, In vonr
paper to remonstrance from cir ,ens who Do
sire quiet drive, to the daily rracfice M ,Stnr
some OF our most freQuented t6orougbfarss &c.
peciaiiy street northwe-sc and the Boundary,
ana i4tn s.ieets; Ior r-1otting and race course
THIS practice has become so common and
dangerous nat families who own horses of any
SPIT. are 10 constant fear OF having them
there Is a law against this abuse of our streats
IL Is quite time that It was enforced and if nc
Is int DUTY OF the police to put stop to it they
SHOULD De held responsible for further neglect.
A CITIZEN
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ARRESTED BY MEANS OF LEAD PENCIL
SKETCH - Yesterday afternoon, Detectives
CoomeS and Acton arrested a man who gave
his name as Allen Powell. put is known at NIL
hDgton, Kent county, Md, where he is wanted
IS ii. A. West. He Is charged with Obtaining
Sl09.2 5 from Mrs. Power, OF Wilmington. while
she was in Baltimore on the 10th OF October,
On the pretext OF purchasing her a Us. bond.
After getting the money he suddenly left City
Detectives FrebuTger, or that city, ascertain
ing that lie was IN this city, obtained a lead
means he was readily detected and he is now al
police headquarters awaiting the arrival OF De-
tfcttye FreourgeT, who will return him 10 that
City. he had commenced his crookedneS5 here
by borrowing al opera glass from lady on G.
Sttcet, which lie put IN pawn, but which the
detectives TeCOyeIed for her
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Amusements, &C.

NATIONAL THRATKR.-The fashionable and ap-
precfafive audience aSSemo ed at the National
last evening had the rare pl assure OF witnessing
the production of really fine play By ORA
matte company mucl above the average. The
play, 1.-THE Soul OF an Actress" Is new one to
Washington, and Is much stronger In plot. dia-
logue and dramatic intereS that Gunters other
attractive play Two highs In Rome" played
here by Maude Granger an company not long
since. Miss Ada Cavendish gave a remarkably
Strong PRESERVATION of "ClarOn" the great ac-
treSs, and was heartily ap piauded throu yhout.
and twice called before the curtain az the end of
the third act. Boniface was at his best as
Maurice" Miss Laura Basconb m ade great
hit as the Child bride, and finer aud more nat
ural picture OF innocence aud simple gtrlbood
is seldom seen. The rest OF the support Is fair.
Those who visit the National this week Will en.
JOY dramatic treat.
perhaps the most interesting play that has been
put On The stage this season, was brought out aC
the opera House last evening. It was given oy
good company. The scenery was appropriate,
and often striking. The audience was large and
enthusiastic The evils OF MormOnisn are strong
ly portrayed. The romance of the plotis we'll
worked out. Altogether IL Is wholly unobjec-
tlOnable and deeply interesting perform ance,
and Is bound to be popular.
439 1TH STREET.-THE Bohemian troupe of
glass blowers attract large crowds to see their
wonders In glass. 439 7th street, their place of
work. Is open from $50 TO in the afternoon,
and from 1:3O to 10 In the evening.
TEMPERANCE LECTURK--Read the notice Of
TO day. Dr. Boole comes before the Washing
Ton public as great champion OF temperance.
He Is said to be finished speaker.
THE Al T LOAN EXHIBTION.-FlOwerS for the
Art Loan Exhibition (Which opens Thursday
eveni 81 viii be furnished In part by Col Casey.
Mrs. Hay es has also kindly promised to con-
tribute from time to tine. All the indications
are tEat the eXhibi Ion will be great SUCCESS
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The Condemned Men Bedford and
QNeenan.

Eff ORTS TO GET 4 COMPUTATION OF THE DEATH
SENTENCES.
Mr.. Coyle, Bedford and Queenan's counsel,
was at the Department OF Justice to-day, and
also at the White House. He was endeavoring
10 have the sentences Of Bedford and Queenan
committed. He has list of tyeaty one repu-
table mt mbers OF the bar VINO sustain
him In the opinion to which he tries to
bring the President and Attorney General that
theie Is a iessOla BILE doubt of the completely Of
the two zen in The crime. He also has letters
from I'VE or six D4emoerS Of the oar In which
they take this q ound most decidedly. There
does not seem to be much chance that
ne VIII sucC(et. Mrs. Z. X. Dlffield
md two daughters were at the White House TO-
lay In behalf OF Queenan and Bedford. They
wanted the time for the execution extended as
they said the men are not prepared to die. The
President replied that he was sorry but the
Jaw VIII have &c axe its course. Mrs. Queenan
eeterday appealed TO the President in behalf of
her son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-16

THE PATRONS OF Observation-Disclosures thirty
members OF the National Grange, Patrons or
HuSbandTy, arrived at the National Hotel last
evening. TO atteTd the annual meeting or the
National Grange. which commences in this city
t0morrow morning. Hon j. j. WooimlG, OF
Michigan. master OF the grange, Will preside
end Mr.. William NJ. Ireland, OF this city officate
as secretary. The sessions will probably be
continued ten days. The order of Patrons Of
HusbandIy was founded In this City In 1861. the
Saunders, j. r. Thompson, W. NJ. Ireland, f. M.
Mcdowell, John Trimble, Rev. A. b. Grosh and
o. II. Kelly. All OF these original members, ex-
cept tie last nam6d, will be present at the
meeting tomorrow. Until and including the
year 1913 the annual sessions were held In this
District The present session is the first held
here since 1873. The National Grange Is com.
posed OF two delegates from each state In the
union, and II Is expected that nearly every
state will be represented.
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DEEDs IN FEE have neen flied as folIoys:-
j. 5. Edwards ct al, trustees to Mary Lanahap
lott, So. S3S; 81 ,2C0. Belya A. Lockwood trus'
tee, 10 A c. Clark, lot IS, So. So; SlOS0. A. C.
Barker to Windsor q Ford, lot 4, So. 3l4; 8. 500
James W. Corcoran TO 6. ". Riggs, lots i, g. 8,
so. 3G4; lots 2. "A, so. 23S, and lot IL, So BOG;
So ZIG; g, 1880. ]. E Kendall TO l. L. John
son, lot g. so. $50; s.. 200. Eugene Carusi ct al,
trustees, to j. L. Barbour. lot 9, SO. $50; 1910.
John LaubScher 10 G.. W. /. LaUdain lot 81 So
AIS; 500. &. a. James ct al. trustees to X. ii.
Nfllet, lot 81, So 1S9: s. 46l.S2. j. T. Given ct
al. trustees. TO John Meaney, lot A, 81. 152;
3, 500. G.. A. O'Hare to vi. +. C. Maxwell LOT
%. So. 29S; $4,000. l. E. Colliere To l. L. Reamy,
lot 5, 60. 1874; 81 200. Mills Dean trustee 10
Robert johnson, lot 20, SO. pa; s..
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Duncanson
c. Storrs and James II. Saville, trustees, lots
numbered and s, in c. B. Church's subdivision
of square numbered 32s, having a front OF Is
southwest, by depth of 9ON feet, to an ailey.
an6 improved by frame dwelling, to James
Wilkinson for 81, los. Also, the adjoining prop
erty, same front and depth, and similarly i'm
proved, to same buyer, for 81, 105
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LOCAL NEWS.

An,EscinenfS. &C.. Tonight.
National TheGter.-Ada CavendiSh In THE
Soul or an Actress
F0rd's opera House." One Hundred Wives"
439 ~, street.-The Bohemian Glass Blowers
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INTERESTING DECISION IN A Doc CAsE.-In tht

DTCs. WhlCh VII ne Sold al private sale.
INTERESTING DECISION IN DOG CASE.-In the
Circuit Court tNO. p, Judge WylIe, yesterday,
an interesting case vas decided-Ackermln
ast. Dr. J. L. Adams. Mrs lockwood appeared
Tor the plaintiff. 1t appeared that female dog
under Mr.. Adams porch gave birth to nine
pups, and remained sheltered there about
month until rain-StOrm caused her and her
family 10 vacate. She then went on plaintiffs
premises, and he drowned the female pups and
disposed or three OF the males, intending 10
Keep one for himself. Adams sent TO him S5Y-
trai times claiming the whole canine family
and, falling TO get any OF them, took posse 7slon
OF the Ackerman pup when he caught tt ont
and the suit was entered before Justice Buuiy
who gave Judgment for Alderman. wherein ooa
defendant appealed. Judge Wyiie decided thai
the title was Ia Adams, the pup being born on
his premises, until some one owning the mother
made claim for It. He instructed the jury L,
bring In a verdict Tor the defendant, Adams. He
held also, that the dOniic!le OF pup WAS the
spot where II was born.