davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-11
FRANCE.
THE EDUCATIONAL BILL.

PARIS, March 1O.-The republican deputies
to day discussed the expedieucy of interpellat-
ing the government touching the rejection by
the senate of clause of the educational bill.
The ReDu6l;que Frdncais declares that antagon-
ism between the senate and chamber of depu-
ties has recommended, and that the senate
must be saved in spite of itself from the con-
sequences of its action. The Journal Des De
Bats recommends the cabinet to seek some
means of compromising the difficulty. Radical
papers demand the application of existing
laws to religious orders. Journals of the right
regard the vote as victory of tho liberal over
the Jacobin policy.
ACTION OF TIE LEFT.
PARIS, March 10.-At a meeting of the
bureaux of various groups of the left in tho
chamber of deputies to-day it was resolved
that nothing less than passing of the article in
it's intirety could be accepted by the left, and
that an interpellste be addressed to the gov
eminent in chambers.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-11
Whas Manager Hughitt Says.
Chicago Time,


Mr.. Marvin Hughitt, general manager of
the Chicago & Northwestern, whose recent
visit to st. Paul was the occasion for q con-
jectural report that he was to be president
of the new company which will control the
three Minnesota lines that are to be consoli-
dated, has returned to the city. Mr..
Hughitt informed representative of
the Times that the lines in ques-
tion-which are known as the
Chicago, st. Paul & Minneapolis, st. Paul &
Sioux City, and North Wisconsin railways
will severally be operated by separate organ
izations until the consolidation of the pro-
perties under one organization can be per-
fected. The Chicago & Northwestern is not
aparty to the proposed consolidation. The
lines named above are friendly to the COM
pany, and are parties to long term traffic
arrangement with the Northwestern"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-11
Chaugo,in Newspaper Proprietorship.
Especial Telegram to the Globe

TbpeclaI Telegram To the dIObe.
LAKE CRY, Mimi, March 10.-Messrs. Jami-
son & Northrop, of Indianapolis, have pur-
chased the Lake City Leader, together with its
franchise and good will, and we learn the new
firm will take possession on Monday. Ill
health Of the late proprietors is probably the
cause of their wishing to change.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-11
ROME.
HoNoRING A PATRIOTS MEMORY.

ROME, March 10.-To-day being the annive.-
sary of the death of Guizeppe Mazzini, the
Italian patriot, number of republicans pro-
ceeded to the capital and placed wreaths on the
bust of deceased. The police seized some IL
legal irredenta emblems and arrested Signor
Fratti for a violent speech.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-11

court martial, it was impossible for it to have
influenced tho court martial, and further 1t
was impossible for the board of review to know
what passed i'll the minds Of members of the
court, and determined their own view of the
case.
In further remarks Senator Conkling said
possibly in the end it will be seen that 1t is not
only unjust and beside the purpose, but that
it is not in the interest of Fitz John Porter to
seek for other and blameless men upon whom
to cast imputation sideways or otherwise. If
were advocating the cause of Fitz john Porter
l should at least doubt whether that WAS ger
name or proper.
Senator Mcdonald, in concluding bis argu-
ment said that while Porter wasn't an admlrer
of Pope he was loyal and fought honestly I'M
der him. He appealed to the sense of Justice
of the Senate for the passage of the bill
At the conclusion of Senator Mcdonald s
speech Senator Logan took the door and re-
piled to what he thought misinterpretation of
the evidence on the report of supporters of the
bill. He said all the evidence showed that
Longstreet was not in front of Porter on the
29th and in other respects bore out his former
arguments. He also said that Porter's friends
virtually gave up his case when they were
forced to make false charges against other men
to support their views.
Senator Randolph asked Logan if he would
deny that Gems. Scofeld, Terry and Getty
were the eQua OF any Otner tuIee seneldls III
the army, in honesty and competency, and
whether they didn't declare that l. ngstreet
was in front of Porter.
Senator Logau-They are honorable. learned
and just men. say may God give me power
to understand this case as they do. No honest
man, unless he is deceived, can report, as this
board has reported, that $4,000 men were in
front of Porter. They made report not based
on the testimony or the facts. But in accord
ance with the argument of counsel, Of course
they are honorable men, but no more SO than
President Lincoln and the nine men who con-
victed Porter.
Senator Jones, of Florida, obtained the floor
to speak on the bill, but yielded to Senator
Garland who made motion that:
WHEREAS The bill for the relief Of Fitz John
Porter involves many delicate questions as to
the jurisdiction and power of the courts under
the constitution and laws of the United States
which are purely judicial or legislative.
Rcsol,ed, That the bill with all accompany
ing papers be referred to the committee on
judiciary for examination and report by bill
or otherwise.
Senator Randolph do trust. now that this
subject has proceeded thus far, and is now 80
fully before the Senate, may not have refer
epce to any committee whatever. After exec
utive session, adjourned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-11
Much Married Davis.

CHICAGO, March 100. E. Davis. whose four
or five wives have turned up recently in various
parts of the country, was brought here by an
officer to-day. He was met by one wife and
the parents of another and taken to the police
station. The case against him appears to be
very clear.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-11

Parnelps Work for Suffering Ireland.
New YORK, March 1O.-Charles Stewart Par
nell arrived tonight, and was received by the
Parnell reception committee and conducted to
the hotel, where he said, that during his alb
sence he had visited sixty cities, and the cause
he represented was enthusiastically received;
that $500, 900 had been subscribed, of which
$40, 600 had been RENTED to Ireland.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-11
Needs All the Modern Conrenienccs.
Fargo Argus.

It is now proposed to resuscitate the old
st. Paul board of trade. At present there
is not any active organization by which quo
tations can be officially promulgated, and
the great city of the Northwest feels as if
she ought to have bulls and bears, and other
"modern conveniences," as well as her big
sister Chicago,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-11

the Republican party in blood from half of this
Republic.
Mr.. HOstetter demanded the previous ques-
ton, pending which the House took recess
until 7:3O, the evening session to be for con-
sideration of pension bills exclusively.
EVENING SESSION.
The House passed fifteen or twenty pension
bills and adjourned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-11

The Demo ratio convention in Arkansas, to
nominate delegates to Cincinnati, has been
called for June 2 at Little Rock.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-11
RUSSIA.
TERRIBLE FIRE CASUALTY.

CURED Monday at the weaving works in Mos
cow. The entire building was destroyed.
Twenty four persons burned to death and
twenty nine injured.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-11
GREAT FIRE.

RAdusA, March 0.-Three-fonrths of Neve-
sinje, Herzegovina, burned, including the resi-
dence of the commandant of the post and tele-
graph Offices. No lives lost. Fire accidental:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-11
A GOLD GRAB.
BOLD AND SUCCESSFUL ROBBERY 1T
SIDNEY. NEB.

Nearly Two Hundred Thousand Dollars of
Bullion Abstracted From the Express
Oflce-AN But $4,000 Recovered From
the Robbers Hiding Observation-Disclosures
Crime and Casualty Record.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-27
l~Ertl N>N II tast<tisC.

~ hrsr m,nilnps in4h AMI prevent
tl.e hama'rM "a te,ll. ,Ira, int, iin, hi
H. Il In IN stall ~ ,hsnna. whh'h II n
ssr,nr esel lnrnih-s antt.a1,ie
IT, ,s,i,sn wael, iai, il ri,sse ~ lnn,.
tst.s,,an anil Wnt, i, nnl ls,~s II ,sH'salls
a,s thr w,tk until tin rissnn IL ,lut
pn,,n il ~, down lhsn laie le,M,l,srsl
ll.lNnll anil ls,,lal l,ns,sl ,al. nml ,s,lish
tn WsM sa hflsl,. surface,
Az ,s,aanvs s,ss + ~ ina throw
nNas stan rillsuis lsss,nan tlrt nn
sulal Wasl, ,l,.n In smle mn,t II li,e.
tplhr Nmr anil ,s,la vtitl, alueginu
lhpm lnt,kl, through srhea ism il,sm
lsimen ,Wa .lo,hs vii, nn ,n,n m,, i,H,
hu,.
Ass u,u GA mnk, lWltef runolr.
uulAnp thu, tlmi witlph i, usually
amRhi u, iln,runuhl, ,lissal,in ilail
,lrarhn II ln III. ~ iarpan,l, ,ranur
AMI rsul,als. uarl with hnli ,ln,rl,l
IL ,mn,ll ANIL il rin, ~ ,t.,iii,st +l,iiiir II
l. nlsa lu,tprsl lA rimll, nis,nu With
uip' rln, III nsill,rl spirits iNu ilnhi
,lurllua pn,i, ~ ,lr,ul. ~ l.,rua,nu, a,nl
l,nu,, u,n ~ tl,r uil VI ,,rn,g,t. nt,l hnli
~ lnieh ~ that III n~rnlRr,. tW,ilWr
with ihlsau,lnarl,ln III il lrarl,nut n.nll
ninl iut ,lnalu ruli " ilhr .eu'i,,ts II
nnlaiHri ail ml@h " ll,ls |. ~nll~'s
,,nltil, ,l,sillhsl II mulea Wlnl nms w.
rnlhi Il perfect v,lW,nt, Inn II lhsa,nutN
usrsNlnAls iinn Il, lutnp hli tialils
Aiu,nnl lup twu ~ thru nnlthh IL, lijp,
u,,l nullM l4I,at' ,.,
~ Il ni ~, ,Nas tlliim IT, WpMl Ain.
lsMH ~, iimi ttts Will ln,a reu n,nl
we'll r,lnhul n,nl, II #.sph,ltle ~, ,.stal
II II eiuih' inls~aihl ~ III II, 'l'l,e nll.
inahtunih VIA, ~ lahlna u,i MI ilni vim
,luMs, nlii nnaliinn llnm Ia a,Hl,s@,lls.
nn,t slllnn ih.in anhl,s IL ,lr,t aii.l liz,
s.uls ha,n h..n li,eal I'll, N, III vi ta,nA,
the uieisst N.s III taaini,lg lhaal, lau II
ala,, II thu N.,ai MAY ii, lnakp llW,n l,Ails
rhMf alnl htlnli, l'lrei lNasl, llpin ~
Will Will, Ajaa,p. ~ lslalsh ilu,i ,ssi,ss
lrf VI. la,lsss,, a'nl tlsn a.ap W, II
rluil, nlsalt il aharlnl.,lnlia at,eh ,lul
Alln nl,i ilp .llhi illal allnttsa Il. il,s
.alln,N, ilirn TAXI A,lilr M,4,k lpl, laills
iln Int. n,nl MIL i, II lal hsalnealIiil II
nlp,,lni and Il hN ,lr1a.,l allm mnl,,,
iip, IL il hii III .niaalai III at,lnlliia
the aife II Al Elalial, Nalnt,t. l,tp
Il riaa ~ alatl,m, - ,,ltl lnlnnl ~ NJ all
,aaiai,nl ilnilinil ill,, II, AMI ltl, il. pll,N-
,,,, Was unls nnliI il elHnta ,,Lar Ntiss
u ~ Will, Alnilnr rhth. fultl.nn Ii ~,
III Will l1llalps
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-27

itai ta #i 1qaAttA iHil, nmt hn
tipa sFaN vgi pa VI wsAsH4ssa, eem
4 Hss Il I'll i7@ Aa t##ats lHilfsals tm
4aH titfs0l I'D a5 WA t#at
Ias.'lsi,, 4 Australia. has ehallnp,s'
lianlHa II tsAa lita II tle ilsanas III NtNttts.
u +, tn tlse championship. II tls vWti
iin II NJ tsel ~ tnl,ls IL tlts Maths sal
t'nrie,sten 9tss ~. ~ ~ MI uas n. VI
NesiisftA, MS. eah ath,sa is IL. r,as. "a
,srsnn II, NuA nt isNsaA in Ma AtsA. Nss
shst,d Npstat,a t1o taelAi ssasulls "a
ttn sutlNtn rs.hsi.,aan .tsut n iNa IA tin
tepp siee w, hstN s.sh So ltss, HA i, Il
tmoa III ia ! T. N9l~m at,l fsst,a ~. v
n itN,, ~ Nn-h,iils, Moderator,
N, ,use i, a3a IL I'm iln ts,Mnl
,ssni.rfps III 1lH Nsiitaisl Is4 a8gaal ht,a,A,
IL \ .4tsh n .nflNHHtt, Jsalsl Hsl VI ,ltsi \
lap II AhhAu ii sf,
iMlae lnNt. ai S' laa,t~, hssit.s
ihs, ilNtt sstalnlsta'. vhsl ,mthes ttYa
~ i inAn t,il enl lasnsset ,h,tu ,~tnr lls
iitp " ptl.A, Il llahh fa l,en transportation
lah u IL, iatlaw t4tni att o. Nope nnsl
tIn9tf Ntt8sal
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-27
\ ~ A

VI ~ 49,
#a* s
No. 8A
~ N
N8 A 81 A#H
a@
n Ill 80 #A h8 N# Fe
III 80 - A## M
- $50 ~ #a ssH
ID f " s#
~ 4 ~ sa M NJ
8 8 s@ Na MSN As s# @8 H s8A ~
t#t - sA III n tAGfs No. ssA
VII I #vA ~ FsAs#s
M#ss q sH 81 s#tesA essA wss tA
tN FaAN aAs Ata #8& I'm Al
AA FAA AAA fA#N II ss fssf H#
fss ~ 4Ka sAa NAsHR isssH
fststA As Nt*sa IL a#atA fAs asa I sfAH NH
ssM NaAt f# II n fA#a fH4R #AsA NfHt H.
III u NMgfs ssss t@Ns
tassss s8NY8 Ha M as*4ssssA fs49s4A ssa 8S8
stH ii saA sA8 NJ Ma III aAs4 ssa
t#efH# ihAgssA II is48A VI a8#NAasfGs 8gN
y. ssstii 49, y ~ stta ~ isWa
aFNss sHs sstA4A NJ sn atN #s1S @i -
sAst ass4 y tvA ~ | AFsH tsih# faeHs
4 II, AsMf sal# ~ vAtAsYs s#fsss ~ AA
fa*tant fiH slW ksA8#AA4aF3 m@A
sH1 II F4#A sseH WI AaFsKsN aAss tta ! sess ts
Ne#iHi = sfe : tsHs AIaf tsH 'sta Ats
8issaieA
NNa si4tA A5 NMsalnA tisnN | sfsHt tsAsfis
t8tfs shai L ~ Asp n Me- VI asHn 4
NAfRaf4a kssa IA fsaffga# insH SRI ia tNA
a5 fs4Hspt | 49, irfNH lN An aHt W.
Ffm ~ saAsts b tssH u san ~ aiist4tHA N
fNsrs m ant | Hfsstl ils, Il sWt Nsas#
shsstfi ~ Eiti# H. lfitH II ttsfA thAi lsAaa
HAs ~ MAtNs lsilsst lei Aeshsf hiAA 4sli sfs
EFr. Hi ~ F,N sss u9si
isAtt ftaHi elHa# fHtint hAt ns*stiis fF
FHus.i ftsu st'9 'na i#AHsnni sFisfste W.
sni ~ sstft* ,lsHi lnf slAs4Al a8#A u ~ Fa4t
IA ite siNFAsss @in les ngnies etAasaN8ss
ftW tiHta M anti iwF y hltfs aHtttl siA tAst ftsf
St's ssa VssBR ~ aanH .stf tltAstss
asN4sftF
NJ ~ NJ haN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-27

\ MI. tluiRi. III pttati connected
vii, ll t',urilA Iis,seAi lii lntir,l. lnttstlta
ih lalli,Ml nlaii.la III tlu Hatti tiHa Wii.l
l.tint ~ tln H,mit t.alliniii.a IA, railii l,aiis
f.a,ir. charging iti#t a,pI .H,i,ill lln ~ t,i
tail, tnlnia,a ainl ,sslnia.a IL ,islgi,#e, NJ,
alaisa tint IN iaji llu lnnsla,Aisa# III iln
lfssaa lHpitie .uil,,ad t,a Ault tlsn .,,uunl.as+
nn,l aiHl Mialtfa il,,nti,i i.siininH apl Htatll,
aIh tint, iaisl ~, lailuia IL iiu al,Wlt,t III
fiiHN,,iAHl aet distributed fnl III, Ha,. lnf
iH,*st VII. rlH,tsa i,asn aitalsl sli,iI, 80
aait,,, IL tn talstlpls
n Ii mill ihai Ia ,aa. t'pi,t,, ~ MI
i"fl,ua alIirni r1uAAltsH ,n,H ha iAaii,lllns 40
.I,fiuial s.in. t'rHisis i,i N tvsH Win IuaI Iai.s
talli t'H.ihl nHaih
'l'ln President iii ,lppl.lpL Il, appoint
tlAia,t NpsnaIl, | itii.h Alaisa Mtnat.i Ht,iu
Hlan'litnltl. u, ai,tstHi l,its krs ~ il,,sss
ttsiaiHta
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-27

| MIA .aaltsd ~ lni,lnilElli tasisii u ln,l,s
il,innll Nln lnn n,Hl Il l,nnsd trht il lnls
,linml4 ni,tn III hne nilr,,ie Ill bs llnnl,
,a,lnr IL, lalliuu larna iinl,4tai, Il, ill.,
ll,rul provided n,npI With M,
.ln,lif il lhil ~ nla,l'lln. 10 tttlt, T.. alnl
.Ali,i paraphpuuiia .l,ldfual T. MS, hin,
hli,I. Anl ln,frlttll, lslnlaal Il, III
nAln. | l,nml hin, lnnila ~ and thm,,
lin ilta,r With i iu,L "A inf,tn.i ll#ltNH
Alnl nnsiris, ,HraHi,i.il, running his
linueiH ,l,Wli Ills lhiHu niui ltuninu. llp
hill nn II, iplnA III ,lrAlWir in.i lnt
ilnnluhi u Ntle NIL ~ With him. Int
lAnn,al III, II ilui lnnd nlimn.t ~ Imp
na,mnnd, IL p,,a.apl ~ ,urts IA ny ~
htle IL nlln,r him H. extravaganza,
DECLARED, VI tin generosity ~ Hlirll lHp,,i
u, llW ,hhllnAA III ILL trnln. tltnl ~
a,Mla ui,r ~ l.tNNltNAl 81 Inv. u,M li~h.
laa,r raln,.d nnn',,..l l,im thai an,l,
.'i,A,a anr lulNlll, aliI ordinarily tnA
i,ii.nie,l viii, mud, danger. laint.' ,i,n
rss4lli,p Il, unils ulit lnraa,,l,a tn
,tllut llla tpuin underwent al,l,r
,llnInllil,a .,l lin sll4upll, ~ illa.
mil Ii. ilrn declared tint adl,,NNl
Np,,l,l III i,lnss' thu, rttms il,e ahill nlnl
alt required H. rsifipni,s lln in,Wpl.lalnn
tl,tI,t.uI smllsal ulul p,,a.ssiul Il. ~
ti'allhss TIN h,ts't,., hii nlitr a.ts,fal III
t',nlds fallu,l ~ prn.p tn lanN, iii.
t.nis nuuln Induced Tim ~ nMnilnn II
tnl,llo,p A,,in i,a iln, ,nal N lln a.lsire
ll,nl N,n,l,l .>pul TN ol,irl ~ lli- terriers
| ileil pu,,, him The plnpll,, IL ,lel,ls,ses
Inv sii..i ,ai,al,p his n.i,eusit, Il. rl~,,
tNnln, lM,,nnpltlr likr. ~ srr, lipi,
l,Isra,ll,', III IL lliil. Will iln enuti.
.ll.ll.ltlu,ud him ~ lle prtpiat tM,i ~
hla dinMr. nnsl with II III, rllnp iIlr tlai,s
hllel H. Aasr j, sipl ttlld lAtk ~ ulllii,
anil, u,l,lul,ls la,kinu toward M. anil,
]" lh4'i.I. | NnnIn'l lnu. tlnt ilAi,,n II,
~, ll,nml ulnln In ~ : NJ, Irt
.snh',niI, ltAnIs,,l ii@lI lltn tlu !" sul.
,al,ln,sls'li'ins iM' lin .Hs4,AisM ~
t,rl,.l III, Na ,mi ihttjtW H,fWl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-27
llrHrNAAlt0N nf ii NuLle k,nvt.

liills MahliinH ..alli ,'l liu inhl,is.I
Il,inaa Il, III. u,ai,l, Mnl npesl 't,lnrL Il
inii.I. tll, mna .aanAifn IN utftl,al
ihe Wril,, un T,hni, ailai, vi lau,IHi 1
lni,lni 4Vn hini in tUa seaie, lMl h.
.al,M NJ, n.l lpIMn III itiA jiil aA IL ntf
lt,ul la4l IN company it,aa linll ~, min
uiaa lni,Iei Nanl h. lsanr II lln
ln,t@ want tun ~ ~ ni,Al,illH | tnll
thpm oH,l.ln'l ~. ~ | ,lilut k,pa iii,
ll,lnu nlanli ilal,iliA. aint lAa,lrs l,nl IL,
tackle. YIN L,a,i M,al ~, ,MkL.,
iln,s =al,l l',l' l,ow vii ,,al ,ui.,l, iI~l,
~lil,M,, iarklny | ank.sl, NMhlnn ,tr.
W., TIM, 'uldhal. k,t,~nr iii. ilua
an ,,a, Mdllu ~ tal,i' ,Ial, With hpt,eain.
MY iIn ,.,li IN il luui laHlr k,it@lli.
ull .n llr splrl III ilal, p,,np ~ ,,I
AwnllpN II u mul,A lluu sirt ilr,
III, an',u,'t II t,tps Il III, n,ri s,u, Iti' ia
IN tlir luad A,tl, il plitii sH finn
fi4eb l,Uu4,
II ilM i'rnlinnl fsnn l,ad li.tL il tl,e
iilra'ni hns, H. Nta,ll i,nsa Htll hh,
h,Ha II, i l.,aAina Ilasi, md akillni
mt ~ isa.isltl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-27
ssnst t<strse<
Nss#A a~sa Ns.

M
N 8s
##& a.
tf@s s y III ss#4
8@ - -
4
s4 IA. 80 80. As
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-27

aAHf8sssa Il tae sssN ~ sNaA,4i i
Vi tws sssn VI NsMtfs sas ss@t 49,. III A*
Msss4s#a ~ *as sHA Fes#s \ sAaass
ss*s4 NHa4sHa
fNh#sstt ~ fvN#AisAsA t4HtNtHN AZ "
sssss " hsssss u sAss#ess a j vsi eng
sNs4Aa 49, H4at 48al ii NtKs 8Nssfegsa IN
AH4ss tsse#tAal NJ WI fss#sA tstssa4 "a
sA4a "a 81 ~ saan aiHtae
tAuWts@h hnari~sa r4qae n N.ssA
sahu'st* - fsAw - vtsss Awa sfnsAssssts
go ri feAMN II NaaeAsasw
sssatssnnsiNaa, sis@sHssA stas a.,
atts eaHAHAa hAss i#&A AtEhA mAt ~sa8st 81
asas~ %isur# rua sapa ss4aeeAe asANnA
ssH~n Nfssusa. II tln stA4sh ~, ~
sH*4s'ss il Nv tAsstAh aNHslssapf4s sssWs sAA
~ f~sa alai, II ,stessa pHh ,aiNt tss~sse.
sanNs ihfsAin ,ftss sMyseA ii ntsns iie ttsi
Niitpsa II NIL vi III u Vi sfla. sh sRh ~
sasei y i ttsns Il, - aufAtsA eihuisA,atssr II
anst 'iv atshnHa, II tsnatAt#l ~ sWM. Vi
HHsrA4 81 sin WAeAs tA srlatsi
" l. aHitaansa ta Ia Nei. h, fhAs
W. tsffwH III ~ M4taHH $50
ihssiss s,l1u etf NlhA ,AlHse within ! IN
atshs Nftl M, II ntitsa Vii tle slatstaun IA
iN na'sn saau.etnatss ,st4Hnpsa kni ~
,ssansft ~ NJ. taasii4i nisstant tslatua ~.
tNssn lmsinna eua ali ranAra Hstpats.
TIN Nisisl tsusesnmnt iaaa~ tn,
rsslH sst ,H tWann ansianiyine en ltsas
nA.h,ual ssan'lse tSmaN,sshs, IL II lt.ia IN ~
nii,sl NiAts~,
rh,r has lusn ,ssn%tLnlnl ,all n
Anati ~ tHthah sinhs y, isarh,i,, tu ,ssas.
sl'sslns III sln Isiiusy ~ ,ia PHILADELPHIA tspl
,a'line hanpne,
Within i t,~ ,laN~ ,lm Enn1ean ,ma.
,ts ms ~a.l hl.nthAl nstts Ii lnihst. ,k4nassl.
ing sstth npil III ,hs Nueltiata ,snsk aml
Mni''srNsiu questions. a,rt, II tln Nisnti ,n
Ills q .ea ss,i.tn,,,v,. a,npl,4na ntpi, e,,N.
hir,rs vi W. ,ehi NJ n ilin IN lmls
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-27
1oIlTlcAL YoiNrA

The California Wmkinpnaenr tsn,
s'l'l,',l Hdola.i nsniuiinn Il, tn,pl IL mn
aiH Thurman IN t'uAi,leni. III II sn,, ii /,
" III.
The Min,n~nla Republican Convention,
lald VI ~. t'anl, MAY w. instructed tn hi,
ltal.a ~ t'i.,eKwn ~ s,dn fnf Heiistm Ml,plrn,
IN President, A resolution deslatillH lilalnp
II " TN s1rulud si,nles III Tin s.nsethlm, sue
sat,al ,iasiL Al at.lisil,Ii4i.tm rpsulntIui, a#
s.i.tnsi ~ uanmlit.e H,M mi tp,H,si,.l iasl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-27

W Aa,,t a,pl,ls4 slpn uuli, ,nui
u, .lui t.sdluH IA nHafl III ,a,liun
Y mn ~ vii n w ~. anil
eaH,i ~ pIlas li'aeH and ~ ai,sl laa~ IN
aall,nt " ifaa feais,d, ainl, IL, ny lniHIl.
tiinan " Iailt1 ~ 80 -. ttu l,,rl~l, sli,
li,ail ~ tln ts.ia. t,nl LlHi. ,,aiia
all lliai nis#i,ai. llipnlfeI Iuii
~ NtHlH', 4 i,l.lt, ftstasipd n as.u tlu Nut#t
Alasnns III i,,aiii,asi tllallls hi tstt4iuai,n4l
slHlni ale' iiAh.# III with .s,tt .lHl, II Il md
iiiAf
H'an, s,ip lH4 ise., ,,ll,,u #I,nIts slss. z
s,,t liz .et,ala, nlM f,i.latl,,p Ilnnl ~ vi.
sarass Mtes sba It'll llltf, ~ III, iu k,sp lnts
a'lf @s,9i LHdina llt iAu 4tus,,d iHd IL
,,'.',luf.d w 1l'a' adult. alsRi's amin, n.
~ l1H, ! hA md W .siatl.ins, ilunlntt
ltHi .i,ails Il iatitptH aIs ihaH Hl lus uAll
laaias,at, k,tlA iun ~ lisrt .llIir.n Ii, rlai,
ajsliiil* a,pl In, tthha His. inlI,a IN H. Hi
llanAi ~ II VI l,Hr,is frs.a,afh ~ rai~i
i,,l " Y, III lanh u lynluifis VI i.HArd u
sllfat i,i'f ", ID lLil,t ~ h'iiuIl. That
,''' ~, lti''4 Y iaA i .la'.lt Ny N,
ii,#ilHHlii. ilHt,iHl ! MAJ II u ifa.lAsi III lie
tliHls,it, iiHl III ,isatsilNl Ha,. aud ,lap asi,
Ni,a ii 18th, ~ tIlsa~ iie lsii,t ttns nuh.
iaiAy u VT, .'atatrhs Htl,llaf.Hi liHjtlHIi III
eal y, i Iti.i. ni.i lii'l ~ .tgsts siit,,uul.
IA. lis H,i ,il ttl rI,i. #'ltit,ulih.d hy III, uI.l
Il#ll sliai#iss nillslli fpslHi @tltitti,sllissa
" tia ~. III. iitl ll.ast head III S,ait NV ipI
! #ats II tNIi Ii.H iH1 Hlitl HldtltlHA sfts HlHI
tad ua1. ul#ils i,pag,sl sli)i eliiaNnail ttnall
~ ta Nu'Als,i t.IIiH .l,a,i tatnl.ulf lnt.
iiii t'#ll taHlli III iiu tsrl.iiIp riHItIllts
t,al.f fa,tllHn all ln .a n,, u, Ii,at ilHi lii.s
Laa ibN n,s,,.ll fisita isa,h Indd. siHli units
Aalli l,iuain iniuns
Aitl.a sl.aa ,,sd #8t ii, ait8t. tn ,a,tau, titsl
children Att .iatlll,a. VIII, tiua. li,t III.
,nI M" ~ iiasf AZ L.I0g,iae ~ ltu, las
iiAs illtht, ini II l.iat.ila iii tHHli. lH aiHHt.
i.astlHilt iiiati va eisy MI HI,NtI tiHt&u VIII
l,a,n tilafn. II llfenai. l,ittl#ird Mil, aDl,n.
iLilp MY i1,,silta. tss.i..N nsi,itFs sfT Nj
pa4lI, ,nddtfl tl.sl I,ad ~ WI n Hnpd lHtHts
aiip.s ~, ,isdiis Htaslsd Ii, lls' 4sesf hisit
ullhi IT, tAnIulls al.NlL y. Hllrfd mi
1. Ika laN llA.y INle niI M tnt.ls and lint
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-27
l-
klxlts.

II h. laiia l,i@ at,ns around lnt Iike i
l.uf. al,d ai.tm IDr I,r.nti, uiuul H. llsa
~ ltnr. tlWy arr Md Uiutt.aty int IT.
lik.1s ~ lr II h. IHia liia lWtds -
l,rr @lUmhlDf1. lpnuA ivHH,I il lfii..
A,Ml.dlY iIW ttixp ai,d falla is..tk. thy
Iiusf lam, married isn nerka n l1s
e,paa NJ, viii. ,ia hands hi hja iHah.ia..
i~,Aa mi III ll,r wit.taw. nHts. y Will
HH1ly, altpH ttrt N itlriplvsa a,,IHrk. pi,d
r,l.l,r~ IN, They hntr IHYsti mHrfied i*u
YEARS, aud llis IL i dt@efi
A wAu says II u tutNt w. utsAr
ttua tassH,st Inv fulteHttd
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-27

#A
8#A ~ M A M
80 A u s8ss sa a4A Y
- = N# -
NJ M
N # 8#N8a e#
sA # III as#ss n IL NsassF
~ "
= a ~ - 81 $50
M AA8#ssssa in i'll #A #ss sAMa M
1888 F## ~ ss w. $3.50
IL @
s#vsssvs eaAa Fe w W. W. N4 -
- Fse ss@NSA sssANs j ssa "a WI
Il 49, IT, lsns I'll A $500 AA a
ass " sssSl VI ~ = ~ asFssesssa sss~te
ia ~ s##ssEsts wsNs ssss ta HM w.
fN # a#H #8 81 ### s@ 8sA
ANMs tA VI WtA
&Hssss M.srsNs fNAwsHA AasssvisasH ~
tsafsss il tsHssshN ~ tssAsAA i s@s ~ ~ "a
a s#@ NMtsA III sA4 NsNAg* sstasAss 49, ~
assA - s4afM So ssssA W. 1st sssss - IN
tts ssassANsa s#asnasse a s8f#saAN stsA AssastA
~ ssssM@si svs4ls IN j stss n sN4BA ~ III fsst
sNss 1stsElA - Il ~ sgass sssst $50 49, tse
NsfA tssHssA A W. MsAA III tHsss, AfH* ~ faffaA
iHA~ shalA hsst tA*A ss&hewAssA - WI s44g IA
VI Hsssas III ~ III 80 tsssA eN e.A iAses
f san89A shs 4esstA a Nv IL sAHssV a#ssh III afA
asaN q ~ NAsaA At8 II hAA f#s#4t#a "A siasA
sfsYsA Is sssss aatas. sstasfssfA III AsAs4ss4s a
sfassa8astsa sNANA af@ Has8 9assa Mss8sA Nj
hi N ssas4tAa sssAN MI II a@ssfst# fsiR8F tsaF#S
l.ss sslsas'iss 80 49, i@.ssa Y. 'se
ft' si A s4aasN sa sNa h29 It'll 1ssH Il ~ Asss 500
.4*sstssR @s ts*s ANsEa A EA 49, n ssAs eY#
80 t@s esSNw y lsHiN