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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21

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the tlatHsrs wAA iTit sfsHNtsa II ihas
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hluelalsl " snowitif,. i'm sas~slst I'll dvr
hnti lle passt.l,gsss wsft tn, hspt ftpm stA,tifp
~ The arrival ~ losma with is,sisl.a,a, st,le,
hafsss, sui a.ltf farm auiitisis hase Istisia
IN lafr, nnnswts. In thu tihhffn saiisy, ~.
tisaw ltftsi /" the ,isiah ~ ,lstsii ittfi hua
railroads ani stage rnntss w.ft li~haflssi
shipments W grain In nilk ifnm ~.
lnar fss t,t.irn porte ftum tFn $50. Il
ilats. shtp,ihs III ianii.mu intHiiei4. hla1it iht
smp,ttl i,r wv sanr iuriul III isfa.
Al rrttnlia, lpwa. nau nunse,l
Kill accomplished ,ia ~, - titinhhR liIte
u, Tan tnihaiss thereafter,
cul ueorRr Seropns, proprietor II III,
Champaign ~, tants. esti fsH a iinie tiif1
ssa..s ronsni ~ Hamburg. dial fes dass era
n Ihnst. I'll, ~ consumption.
Mira Jnlin u. bates. whlaW IT iln
Hon. Els ard ihseA, United rtst.4 NisfirY
fi.IHfnl n,.l,r President Llurul,, has jn#l It4l
vi ~, I.onI4,
Tlr i5Olh anniversary n TIN ~tilr.
u,ent " baltimore hsa just ieen eeisi,sale
slih nsess is,n,p W NE people VI that ailt,
The sieam,Wnt Joe lIryerly, fr,m
shreveport fos New Orleans, with |. .a,o lal,- u
eetion on hoard, burned near tha t,o'ilb II III
ll.d iiyef
Thu Nnit,ern eoitnD ernl, hna suffered
st,sa.siy, u, ronsn1'r,,rp ~ liz aei apali,.t,
Two lionH rarnp~d from their etRn
during alniin performance n itlii. lIeh.
s'@.. creating VI, H,l,la4i sHls#letsttliHt
aifs,iia ip siagtsiufs @ji.Hafa ittHsi's s.fpfufA
'ila anlnsels ~.se f,aA,i, lna,su, lftr
'iHs dli Any dauaMr,
A iir. ~, iIr wharf ~ Ghurinei,a,. n,
- a.s!fns.i ~ ~ ihne tsalpu nHtail,ltt4s
and alr al.ansl,ia asIits ianaRinH rt4a
dsel II salet taept,t The tial lesa IL alfHl
41nies, usiitti ~ fa,igii aat,ial1ts,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21

1'i4 following wnysis afe tdipu nil~taD.
f,,uI,W4L. II VIII ~ wrIt In iIn YD,,Ig
tessi4t II ks,h il,rtn mi hi iIa IlriLa,,
Hrt. s,II M iI,4 rlgtH @tdsilL a,nl ars.Hi /,
U@',silt, N1dsNy, yJt, ,l,4tn. lnr.
dte. t,',r, in,x, Tiara, ilitn4. i..lsg.
fsvltt, iA.se1, ssilt, sitHt., rt1d, A,Iii,pt,
el,l1se, stlIH4,N, romance, rglrtsi, rrlmt.
-, rssDlNSyy, ps1sgls,s, S2fllsI,, rspan~,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21

4 vigorous campaign viii, pl.,tt III
a,st,,ey aud lnnnrou. apeah.fs slIl lss nilfl,t.
ttaah ~ ite liepailleans ~ stgllil. Ils II,
sislot ef ti,a Democrats had. tlpii apsr5etis
81 l.t1,a TN sueenss Congregational RHtliliai.s
vii II nm ~ e,ty disisia. all tstl.apa Iae u
itlasn AgIl III psftl4i
W. print buIDw tIln electoral ,nla ~
aI4l d.ff.4.a.a sitaf In a.. I..s.4448
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21

\ correspondent ~ liz I.seIAi.n
ltiniinl IiVn,iplln IL iNanlltaai l'ni.ala,s
ElAlHn nli, iutll,l uali tint 4 ltllli,n IisIuR
iiali ul,i ,iNimi tMtl 4ialldt,sI llrm,
~ thy went iur ltlnh n IL appeared
HI ainilt atlr ~ tllr pifi4 hHphHtl him
iuAn Ailll a a',iir. nAI lHIllr In lind
time III llaN ilu ,Hl,Fr hIniIH0EI Ilia YES
Aiil tllp pllll, ate ilfnialH Nlll, hnr.
Atter risinR him tlnrnusl liIra#hi,in.
ilitt etas,lHllstI ibui nj lt4 hru,li,I Llnns
u prpIniap iiiul lp apHli nst.l lAAnli n
,nlluu la.ls nl4a.u, nhi,ih H. slitl viii. n
puulrlia aud hnmi,le hurt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21

II " Mld thai heerstsiy Htllnfx will
tHtlje III giso ht Iaalla i,a~ attlail4 a,liltula
tim III ntiieh " ssks, Aslosail uae Nalhnt.
superintendent N ihn rpls.us, II apHtl4ai
thai ii,a ai,s,masasivH jta made |, st1islatls
TALLY avtIAA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21
III Different Hsat.s N ~ rnltW

During tir t,asaspr III i l,,iiuataiie
lsHiati, III Wilmington, Init, /. ess pnl uisui
f'ts, Ieis.i,,ps, aii sA lsfaHss stfe sttIs,'ials
evtafrItI. tip i,H nhs t.iHttHH HlI lIla
iatl,llug ltHstsi, AMI setsfi ~ H. lf.l assails
atas ssttipl.1,
tlla t,uWalatura ~ tbepttl linz it.isti,
n nstdaisat, siisoitti,g liie lfissilH, II IL
i,tah sn,ftslp b. tae ~ itie Istg,ll II ttu
efsfa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21

Iii tI,a milliIr nlAa rAia, lIs4s liz s,lts
I.4l III ,eIura,,rn III IpsIii. Aura in
Ffants it#ih,d nlHal "a snlallA un.lliH,
nnl wrip burned hi,u, III t'HIlt ussly|
k.. JnIi'H .Ils u,lnllHt III H. lhinlfasN
pnImala w.rp hpalaA ~ II, llAAhlsA riid
l,aps hi thr place III titnsr, u hiiuld IN
| vulp..la.ie, tl,u sovereign himself suilin1
lite " iho vllo.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21

lhirlee summer iul,l Atta Hampton
l,rea st.r nilar ihfi nlu,iiR iiW pta4allts
esl i,nl,nfi.ss III liis Iii wis n hallfai.
.l.l,tlll.. he al4ni IA l,,ln. Ia hla sallltn
ulanlntl, tla ilsi l,n pnia IT, I.li,lt,.
Nn.l, l,ln ,lnliriuu4 hours IL Hiiii, lie
iai tr,an .ari. dawn ~ lait nii llaun'
lIail lii, rllnilal,l ni pu tho GnnnVna,
uui through tin ilnu very lis'uf sl,ln
niresia II i'arl ls'mr until haiiilu..
I.lf. auenleI ii Nillul atill III one hIerstii
liu,nAill III tnnse ninl reNi ntil lliHl, III.
l.Iuinal r.sufir. Nli~a brewster alsl>i
II remember well how eloquent he alns
ns.r tin description III that divine
l.s,n,l.tl sninnel. |, wna ille l.nAl Hars
,IeH II his existence. niidl,r quoted nulua
s,rses from TINT lovely p,n'in III Mr.
iiltauiup, tllell iliuie iu fasl,luh HIM
nt,n. Ntan sail II Ana II lpiaa df,unld
he Ind drunk. he exclaimed, w. s.4'
YIN, nrs right. II VII. 4 iiih lnifta
lrnnphi | III TIT think Inv .srr
lsissu liz .aillr man siiun, uni IL ~
lsi.t..l ~ liz .uil1 repent mnat nn,l#i,s
aIIy, Tn,llsapll'a 4le,ln~ I.at,'ra,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21

lNn ..l.~.,a. reported w lDr, Nnagll II,
tln .sui-4 .Mdiem .iDnyuai, illiirirnir
ihr truth II il,e prevalent lstIiH tint IL
IL dangerous to W W bathing When tlr
hl,tll,ael, IL flll. The eases wete alike
IN tli.ir history. OIr MIA Tint ~ j, In,
II II, Win ais n hnfit nlrnl nnl illnn
won't IN ils water tur imil,, Nhru
swimming alonH Mil, runafa.lo h. rslsl.
,lsnl, pasr Il IL, and ~al.k n,d.t tl,t
1nirr. III nna pls..lil, brought MI III
rI,nr., and tllr tialla i,ul.lla ~ l,,nl,a.il.
tin, Nrra employed. ll,e&r ,lit,rls
salIusl, however Fearing ~.,,nu ,,I,slrur.
tim. il,r lA,,'- irair.n ~a# olnnnal, anL
l,inpes II ta.L Mrm hound hi II, These
aels r'lnns.,I IN part i,u' |, wins nj
HtilIelellt, niI the M, llei. TIN utl,ef
ruar Ind Il #tiailur history. Al liz ta,st.
innli.tn il ta,rti.l, ~ tie contents Ut il.p
atpninrh vefe ha,nl IN the srnrliea an.i
l,ruupt,j.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21

vNg present illainA IN Commons Ts1,,
tssi,,s zjt Hs4u WIZ bali ~ s4sa~ jD ~,
Ix~t ,lln merchants sipI manufacturers
I,AyA jt,rtAA~4d II ~ U)Isfy.sdsn u, tNj,
SSAd ~ axHtNffy ktHttetaei, sStd sf5stSy.
e1s1s kege 1tmtelelI1d ltow 3lIO y ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21
l'vlnre sapplean's lIuoi. Maker.

lvlarr sspplsan'a llpM. Maker.
A diiplil4R sftfts lttlHtttltnAlt illnsiras
tise III i'lisf lstfif lIan,Inrl'a
rrartilii ilaflIiIfsA, liz recently palp
liz tnlHi ii III i'Hfisian l.QWsl,alnrs
II alinnfs thu tlufinR ,1a lnller lwrt II
his ,,Uasltlss is5iNn iia ltiuee lnpalln lila.
satisfied .liil hi hlt,l ,iH.lser. anh firm
nils Withdrew lis flsi,an from lint
artist. Win continued. nevertheless. IL,
ornament tn trout II ltia slup with at
i,Mtisa inscriptions. = i'nfsps.fr ~ ha
Imperial iliplilnas, III, Prime saimleni.
NnileinR iIla dniust,r announcement pnr
day, ~ III drew put In ninl, Prince
Jrf,inr sulit il malnihr III liA itulA,llulI
~ the lasti lnakrr viii, positive ur,lafs
ilnt il,n inscription rinulll l,p forthwith
removed, A. however. III subsequently,
ipiu,i That lIa rti,ilu4pia had n1n lis.
regarded, liz tr,k lrtnl proceedings
against ihs lass fiHltt l,r linlavinl uni
mrnJaaisiis advertisement ~ lus the
rfimn'sl patronage Tie defendants
etIll.pI, III flm rtalfss ~ hls pIan,liugs,
endensnfed IN tn isllasiua ingenious
manner IL hIine ra,sa Why Ills cIirnt
should MI b. falnlntllHii ~ Withdraw
III. DtIunIiun inscription, arguing tint
hnsh Ipslslpu ~, iIlp putt ~ thn csaifl
would lpiulIiils fsssnl' III Htjnla lntJn
lIrn atlI ltAs i, iltH l,,et maker, iur.
~ ul,nsrse,l, ''i,lile,,u, lmNnpr.tly wI.,ae
niirhiltIl Nan attracted IN lie pli,ni,i,ret
inpnt III lilnailtn, Aiulnnl. plllssul tha
HI,ol,. anil lHilnl,i iAHA freely N my
rIirii And Nl,s iii Iilry nu2 ih,tiAe
iir, had aIfeaI, sni,l ~ ilnenw'l,ea.
Prince Nalp,t.sHl'p bad innkp That
ipuai be psHN workman. anil nu IN.
commonly ripal, IN III ltin hiraulu, VIZ
will ni,n him il ir,Hl II s,m iora him
~ remove i,lA inscription. ill., lariun,.iln
publir silI frriail, MIR tint in uti4i
have rniH.l I,iH l,tlvea. n,lI viii hurry
part Ills sllup with ns,ttpl ss.a TIN
bnDt maker. II ur.4I rpais,l, W. nI,ieJ
MIA raAi. Llli nl, rall iaa lislp ruHraltinn
TIM 80 llIinnFsasa il Ilpa should Insn
t,ruu diRaiiu~.tl wv ffputi, irilnh.l, u
IDudon UhUfaph,
titr Nuileln,
'tiW ruIuIlnil, Iinil III. regarded ~ but
u common e.H,rs4s a,ssl Ii, tllls ta,iinirs
alid ~ ssulI,nti III il,ids as ~ ,di.il
l,tp,n il lliilaaH,s, h sliliisalpd IN EIr
GLAND ftf III ltsatIs. \ nfiF III Gar.
Hmfsv 1H,4Uifi mss~ iIut .ii III Will
aDsih tn attention III i,pfii unlnt lllra ut.l
lnirsainnnl eanl.nffs. II @,h~ lint
II II knuAD III England vs. tln common
nuulu IN !. Aartl,a HID. "Ijnrr nr.i
iNn u,lAals. Aa1n til. Arit.r. "Mh, II
siADnlI H. rNIilI n, ih.H nAlnrt Firai,
iir i!.nuul. .llplt,l III 4itn,a II, sutlpN. !.
md lAtliI III iii III lnnsnilA. M ufli,,
w. aintl. ejll Il luilu. aYiinIlissi, nini
Mi Il i i ~ Ilts 4 dslissI, .,acAsl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21

4 mnn ~ considerable nAa in III
lalrluliAlie and literary ~urll VIA u i
crowded evening ,mn, iii Nu~ itgh,
sine ,sat4 ngD. standing N Az ''l'.A'iur.
auIfialnr.
~ him lady, IA inaRnihrnas drsaai
a,Al sparkling Will, jcvul~. rHinn WI,
pfful .nnsfnn~s. l'l,uugI, nl,r ~n@ ~,
Llnpah ~ him, be- nuinrlly h,irl,,@',l
sl,u llaI recognized him u, The Ilrlli Il
hi4 genius. shining ~ hls Hslati.,i
htow, nr knew him y, reputation. IL
Ms, Therefore, prepared ~ receive II I
With Hiniius.
Ar. yai liz WAITER" Allr ,lanat'lr,l.
mol" rtDriul ~, with tH,ka II
thunder Arr y,n, tlM ulnmlAfmall K
Al,l ho .l.rted ,lDwn 1tnirn.
l'itt Para authorities nrr Infant ltiHi
t,.,~ ~ measures " prevent slelstetiui.
article. linlinH sale. AiiA llnsu sei1ud
American hani. wrapped tn Il yallux
rlvll,, rendered lmpsrias~',le ~ ehsom
- q toed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21

11n Al HIlks tIIs d. " liRiHs sssily msas
~ sHssf HHsAt tssst AfIssss ikiL ~,
Ea6'F1i., Hsssas bal
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21

ifMdi,aiai nitluV lar ntfs lAeH fHtisld
fttau all iiHt t,liil.a III DIllt, ali, sltlA llAi
tOSHsfipIs H4IHlt In ras44t4ft ~ stat. vi
ls,pI-, tiln sbttApt iltafsttslt 10 III nahsf
esl,tnialss gt tIn ilslfilIEeatl Il III Nll Il. fIs
itiHni,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21
lsntssstslils. tti Is.

iI,iuti,s frn III ihe anllahs II ttn stats,
eseaH iIirie3, risr intlsf hAa, llt,a4itf. liiln
NV HAtt iitnns'taf nHiattts III l*TtI IL sa6
Inll fplsfns iigapl iAt tlttll t,gssl s#tHaI 49,
iIiAi nlYul, III VII iinuWf#t, RAl altfIty
iratlu4 ils ltaAn evH,n tf.ltpailaa ALT IIat
publ iaiia Hi,i lts. pntutHlata,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14
EXECUTION OF MANKE.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
BUFFALO, NAV 14-Carl Manke, who
early in 1878 bruta.ly murdered John At
loft at Elma, a little village In Erie, thir
teen miles east Of this city, is to be hanged
here to day.
Manke was first convicted of murder in
May, 1878, and sentenced to be hanged
He was allowed second trial, however, on
a writ of error, but the result was again tc
his prejudice and ne was sentenced to be
executed this day.
The prisoner has manifested great obsti.
macy all along, and persistently refused the
kind offices of his friends and visitors, say
ing he wanted to die and the quicker the
better.
The execution will be private and wit.
messed only by the ofticers of the law and
press representatives. The scaffold is al.
ready complete in the Jail yard.
BUFFALO. N. Y, May 14,-Carl Manke
was hanged here at exactly II o'clock to.
day. He manifested brutal stolidity on
the scaffold and jeered at the clergymen
present who offered him consolation.
Still when the black cap was drawn over
his head at the last moment be muttered
"Oh, GodW His neck was broken with
the drop and death ensued Immediately.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14
MINERS MISERIES.
Three Men Crushed to Death by
Gazing Shaft.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NORWAY, MICH, May 14.--Early yester
day m rning No. Shaft of the Lumber
man Mining C,mpany's Ludington Iror
Mine, located eight miles from here, caveC
in, burying alive sixteen miners. The
shaft was fifty feet deep and contained five
feet of water. John Tye, an Irishman
Isaac Winn and Oliver Gardner, Cornish
men, who were working directly at the bot
tom of the shaft were taken out dead
The Others, who were working in the drifts
were taken out alive. Tye was married
and the father of eight children. Imme
diately on the caving in of the shaft ar
alarm was given. and the miners from other
parts Of the mine, led b, Captain Williams
hurried to the scene and set 10 work to re-
move the rock and make an entrance.
TIE work was slow, as the rock has to be
loaded into ore buckets, hoisted to the sur
face and dumped, and as the work pro
gresssd the half suffocated cries of the
miners could be heard growing fainter and
fainter. About 8 a. m. an entrance wa
made and thirteen miners were rescued
from the drift of the shaft unnjured. Th,
shaft was we'll tmhered down to the wall
of rock that we're considered safe, and I
caving was not expected by any one.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14
KENTUCK KNICKKNACKS.
Specially Collected in the Corncracker
Commonwealth.
Specials to the STAR.

Specials to the STAR.
MADIsoNvILLE. May A-A daughter of
J. M. Nisbet, of Hopkins County, IL ears
FIRE in stove with the aid of coal-oil can.
BuRKsvILLE, May 14-PbilipS. Winfrey,
a leading citizen of this place, committed
suicide by drowning in Crocus Creek. For
several days past he had been insane on
the subject of religion. He was forty
years old and leaves a family.
MAYsvILLR, May H.-Wm. Wray, an ex.
tensive bee-keeper, from Lapeer County,
Michigan, has been in Lewis County look
ing for a new location for his apiary, and
it is likely that he will remove to the latter
county.
GEORGETOWN, May 14-Richard Evans
yesterday morning shot and killed John
Offutt on the pike near Newtown. The
parties had previously had trouble.
AUGUSTA May IA. Haley, a wealthy
and respected citizen of this county, fell
down stairs and fractured his skull, from
the effect of which he died.
Henry Grenfelz, German living near
Utopia, Ohio, committed suicide last even.
ing by shooting himself through the head.
Mt. SrERLIRG, May 14.-Hon. J. w. Jor.
dan, Mayor Of Mt Sterling, died last night.
He was native of Clark County.
SHELBYvILLE, May 14.-The residence ol
J. w. Arnett, near Clay Village, this
county. was burned yesterday. Cause de-
fective flue. Less, $4,000.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14
TO-DAY In CONGRESS-.
HOUSE..
HOUSE.
National Associated Press to the Star.

HOUSE.
National Associated Press to the star.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-The House met
at IL O'clock and Immediately went into
Committee OF the Whole on the Legislative
Appropriation Bills, with Mr.. Cox in the
chair
Mr. Page offered an amendment provid
ing for the advertisement for all materials
required for the mints.
Mr.. Atkins pointed out that the law now
required that to be done, and if the amend
ment was adopted it would cost good deal
If money, for all small articles would have
to be advertised r.
After discussion Mr.. Page withdrew the
amendment, remarsing that Mr.. Atkins
would be held responsible if there was NAL
administration of affairs in the minis.
Mr.. Atkins declined to be held respon.
sible for the maladministratio of the Re
publican party or any other party.
Mr.. Warren offered an amendment re
quiring that detailed statements of all ex
penditures from the contingent funds oil
The different departments shall be submit
ted annual y to Congress. The amend
ment was adopted.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14
Another Would-ha QetactiYe.

Ross and son, two men who hail from
Chicago, were arrested By Deputy Marsha
Wesijohn yesterday for selling postage
stamps at discount. They were taken be
fore the District Attorney and said tina,
the postage clerk had exchanged stamp.
for postal cards that had not been Cancelled
By going through the mails. The clerk
was sent for and said such was the fact
This is the work of a would-be detective
named Jim Rosenham. This same ind
vidual has been bothering the Custom
House officials iu this manner for the last
several months. The case at first looked
suspicious, through Rosenhams exag gerat.
ed account Of it.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14

says the reports of an extensive revolt in
the Pennsylvania Delegation to Chicago
are not true, that he has investigated the
affair thoroughly and that he is confident
the delegation will vote as instructed for
Grant, that few OF the delegates, not over
half dozen, NAV disregard the instruc-
tions and vote for Blaine.
SHERMAN AND BLAINE.
New York, May 14.-Secretary Sherman,
accompanied by his Secretary, Mr.. Bah
cock, returned to Washington yesterday at
10. Prior to his departure from The Fifth
Avenue Hotel, Mr.. Sherman held final
conference with his personal friends in his
apartments. He expressed himself as high
ly gratiied at the report received from all
parts of the country respecting his canvass.
Blaine remains, and seems to be as busily
engaged in the details of his own canvass
as on the first dar Of his arrival.
Said friend, referring to Blaine's labors:
II don't believe he has slept five hours
since Sunday. Since his arrival he has re-
ceived on an average one hundred visitors
day and the cards of as many more who,
IN return, received word that Blaine was
not in"
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LoeANspoRT, IND, May IA Yesterday in
the Super or Court Simon Oppenheim, a
prominent clothing merchant. escaped the
payment of note Of $31, $50 b, proving
That he had given it in payment OF loss sus-
tained bv him in game of draw poker.
In September, 1876 Oppenlieim visited
Philadelphia on business, got into game
|. cards with Samuel Pieser and several
other PARTIES at the Mansion. As q result,
Oprenheim found himself in debt tn Pie
ser $3f, $50. Pieser sold the nnte to Goldstein
& SON, bankers, of philadelphia. They
brought suit to recover. When 0ppenheinI
proved conclusively how the note was
made, plaintiffs Withdrew The suit ad
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Death of the Human Hog.

Special 70 the Star. ----
NASHVILLE, May 14-Ed. French, the
colored man who lived so many years in a
mud-puddle near Union City, and who for
several days had been exhibited on Spruce
street. opposite the Exposition Building,
died yesterday of pneumonia, contracted
while being confined in mud when on ex-
hibitlon. He is supposed to have been
about forty-five years of age, and was under
the management of J. F. Cummings, who
leased him from Mays & Dickerson, of
Union City, for the purpose of exhibiting
him here. A post-mortem examination
will take place.
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METROPOLITAN MENTION.
HERoIsM OF A MOTHER.

National Associated Press n the Star.
NEW YoRx NAV The vonno wife nj
voorhas Sk;,1n,,,u soyad hor cn;ld,s lilo 10 At
night by running through blazing fire to
its cradle and carrying it back through the
flames The child was unhurt, but the
mothers hands were scorched, her hair
crisped and singed, Ter eye-lsshes burned
away. and her face and ears severely
scorched. Her skirts we're blazing, and she
tainted after she and her child were safe.
She suffered serious burns, hut the physi-
clan believes her life is not in danger. Her
husband di>located his knee by fall, and
the firemen extinguished the fire after 81,
500 damage had been done.
DEATH OF A JOURNALIST.
New Yong Nav v14-samnel r. Glenn q
well-known veteran Journalist Of this citv'
died YESTERDAY morning at his residence At
the aoe of s;Ytv.one
g Fn sHrRIFF TN 4 prrruMA
Another difficulty ar;ses in conseopence
of the q Yhanstion n the .nnronr atom tn
nav Federal exnenses in th;s citv. The ~
Envernmant ia sir months in srraars in
navment for the sunnort of Federal nrison
ers in Imdlow. street ,Jail and as there is
now mo- money AZ command the Snerifl
must either supnort the nrisoners at his
own expense or leave them to starve or Let
them 90. -, = -
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Corporal Punish nent Abolish ed.
National Associated Press to the Star.

CHICAGO May 14.-At meeting of the
Board of Education last night the case OF
5orporal punishment in the Clarke School,
which has been called to public attention
by the fact OF charges Of assault and bat
cry being preferred against Principal Vale
Ind head assistant Eliza Smith and their
being fined respectively $40 and IS by
Justice Matsop, was called up.
Inspector Rechberg declared the infic.
Jon Of the fine correct, and Inspector
bloane said the case was one OF brutality.
The designations OF both teachers were ac
cepted, and resolution was adopted de.
|clariug corporal punishment in any form
|in the public schools of Chicago to be here
after abolished and prohibited, anu suspen.
sion and expulsion are held to be the
only proper punishment for refractory
pupils. "a tnE
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An Old Soldier Gone.

Major Lauretz Barentzen, OF Ystadt Den.
mark, died here at $3.50 o'clock, this morn
ing. at the age of fifty three years.
The deceased, during the war, served as a
private in the 5Sth Ohio, under Captain
Brauneis, and later on in the 106th Ohio,
under Col. Tafel. After the war Major
Barentzen was married to iss Hummel
and tool charge of the Hummel House.
He has also been Government store keeper
at Cynthiana, Ky. He leaves a wife tc
mourn his loss. The funeral will take
lace next Monday from St. Xavier''
Church.