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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-07-21

WIN Resp eo1stantly On hand . good an assortment
oAn b had In this part d tho country at whole
sale or retail. for cash and nothing else.
Credit need mot b aske1 e., . wil noe - Rrant
I'd. am bound 70 sell - cheap = any ono Tor
cash, and hope 70 rive general satisfaction.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-07-21

which he n prepared to trim ana furnish on short
notice. and in such style and manner = ordered q
the most reasonable prices.
Thanking the public for favoes and its confidence
In the psst be begs to his friends that he 10
dstsrmined more than ever 10 merit their conf
1encs, rsepeot aAd continued patronage.
q. uEvERDEN.
0sssse, Des. q. ls7s.
, 1881-08-29

opens his eyes IN nstDslIshnent ~ he makes his
%sy rom % II: ysa sS , e Hsd 4 s ID hf s sai a,si
1" w ;!'as ,ss vnsi s%s!siy, , sSasH i WIFI:
his n,t. swuyH t0 ami frD ii nl:nner s,tK9pst.
iclt. WHEN "" wns tnssml hitaur mud .h'tAer Ly
ss ;s :As S :ss :izSf WIZ; ss afss ' Wy 's: G. sP
ts y sfs Ss @ i, xssas Il 1sss se %sua % tsse sds
t,ucl eahs ana ilacros Is he bas hcrssofore ba'1n
!Ss !ss .asss;sss' s!'y !'@p!y .s'SeMs Ss% " eMso.!a.
' n fe css H. sssps t sns'' ssa t5r e IL raxs sn
,'arla nro i? tnu':b i,i1ebtod. was ~ Atacs!ea''
citizen. aud it,o sssd pasetncnt. w4iel, has ~.
nrjsiIaliy % ~ .stnurestt' @ invention. ThanEs 10
'S % s's!sn M S WHIT! 'a6,s h. 70 :" 'SS %ry lyS. lsGS liz
urent ,nans.,rs Iu," tilo pock"ts II irisn ini!.
yA,ials, n,ld tho :op,alion at latn: Is ,ho s,,t.
jul 'ogn trentc, Atrnot Ea,lI,na,ssGirr, u;id
Tint tau:h s "spcclG.l rro,n ny "nnw h1non,."
!MIt ,nxpsr'n.,r,n p,, i!kus u i,!nnasip'u t"r y
Nno% = ssss psys'u% y u NJ Ns pFs' TpE p ,isa', @
c Peters, recently .Tad IN ,!', i,,'tsns'iny ~
SHe ss1ys fft's @ qift ,,ssus "s ses tass "sr!", @
win tic cxl,I,,s condition u lto streets. 1he
!sakae@ @ a' noange dssoc,il,x fr lemt
~ anintlnt Of zyn,tItir .ils9asa cuicttlntoi 70
sr.atr pa!.lf ever i,nn4, to t',ost, , iEofal,t. M
rcp u H. ,f niitce D3! sbo s TIT 5 'S re.s sa
hlh!llty, whleh IL y surcrl, ux?,piIteasion Of th1
Brst1n hun nut tU tlU IT.. KO Tong ~ v1gtie, nd
flying yourselves that III ruf0r.U shn1l ovgr %
%rtnstt1 to @ aSsur a,,,..,E yv.,r wnndurtul sity
'np ee py wrs S!s a'iG'41Se'a 5 4Hs.pss se VIZ
r!.o 70 malignant Moll'r!a-, very much worto
!tnn Tho "!d; nshI1,'u nna.ly." The ,.,'5*ate.s ~
, 1881-08-29

WAst,l.tlrt!a, D.. T., Aug. .5.--In 4ia Mlltnr Of
tAc Neio YUrt; Irltnuie; Considerable Interest
: naturally .nan'teatol u a!!y l1.ySn!lo 9a!ou.
gpyttUuB tlAr0 lsUA 1stAss9l. ind It IL tu bp 70.
GruttUsi thAt, w las ux ! h9yo had n.i 0pros'
tu,.lty vi soaluX w!at buy beetl pNbi!stell, tle
julius ~ sludy BIZ ptoposIlions, Naturally 4f
iMst iuvoti:a much Of ny leisure tl.ao {, 81
consideration Ut tho nutncrO4a MAehoEaAt!cNl
prs,blUn,s anu pAytlr!l facts Involved ~ ~;
{inmg0o'A plau 1f rendering tho llcat absorbed
by terrestrial Jnatt0r avA!Ahl0 ln 4olnx tnet4al.
!cu! work. Llko many os tho y nf!or! Ifisies s
tlie potalIlIty Of successfully work!nE Y
freoltlX MY mind ut erroneous Impressions,
RAthoratl from tho description OF Pr 0nnl"
g00'B jallrnt. aud atteF UhtulHnK nlunle cx!.la,.
ilauolis fr.,nl l!n,scl( aud hia onEInct!s. that
no1utrtNl tho uunypH1u thnt IL 70 possibly to- cs-
tabliah 0ondillo uHJer which lox-tcuarcrnture
cuYnos tnAy bo made u 10 uscIul work tnuvh
Thcro en1i bo NJ doubt thas Dir. 0alANeD ls lta no
scnto u superficial student OF my subject ht in.
yestiRatoS. lilo IL, therefore, familiar not only
With the WrttlnGa ,on th0Eulo.dyHsmtcs, but hn
IL thoroughly onveEaaut With Ill forms of boat
enXiues aud refraRerAtlnx machines. 1t IL,
therefore, not safe 70 seekQu Oh hs being nlaA
, 1881-08-29
mhn Of rnwerfni sclf.wll pnt grent intnllcet-
u1.lty. Arthur. sir.

mnil hf MiWFrflt eclf.wlll md KreHt ihtnllrHt-
VIII. III: PRESIDENT
II l,t .t.cctnds to olca," aldcd Judge f.ochrano,
-, ""9n, I" yoi ,htnk r. t!s sSont.c,@loM S with
ity aud .!'eerr!nn. Tttarr 1;s pislt!trly j" list
cr.N.l;sas. wl,ish wero brought nxuI''st i,ltn III
n,,,,Si' WSAt Wis 'iS ,tuo '"rur'"ess of his re-
'iShctnan's personal interest c,,usch IT, juh,.,
yo, kll0w wns niixtt,'ls 10 ~ rroslAc,!t himself
~, IN high power was not ut I'LL pleas.
,Fs f:S sn1s.tt yf s;,Ss % ii S'S%afsS cyl i i Il s s ST
!; y y! 'Ss III 'S ''sss ssFs FSs IL VI" s Is Wiz VIII
nm vii ,ip wha, Juh.se,, tlhl whou hc suc-
viii. CIA.dE iT.' .....
nMho viii ptobably be rctasnod III tho cal,1-
"Ue,,. Arthur is friendly tpwnrs, Str. f.,nculsl
md Mr. l!tnts. ! to not thtnk hn Will ronlDso
*; "%hst "St a@s t?s Ms. tonk,,nz? Is bo to buvo
'"s'n If Z toss ss e.se. IL t. sx sSns o ca ocruy
succeed sumo nne Ut tho Enhnrt officers, hut
awns \. wi; th II Sesl @ ns,s"! ~ III ,hnK tS NJ @
ias!!!F, ID viii 81 controiie'i Dy nst'iral del.
" y Gn you think 4 probablc that str. Robertson
wilt ie rrtnuvuIt r.
~ mn satisfied that
~: VIII.
That is one requirement. thnt tho Conklin4 party
eaN huttlly rcftlap It,"
"tly tho why. Judge. hns not your own natna
nnsiIm. n IT. nv",t or un Amh,rs @ aeccssIf
10 tho ChNirf'
| "It tnNy llavo t,rcn, Init II II huH that Is n
tnHttcr tsllt tin not to mention. DOL
!eaey fnrbtds my anei, speculation. ain ccr-
1Nillly not IN NHptruIit."
, 1881-08-29

A Grcnt City 1Iun by MMld0Onk-An En-
glisIa Crlt1clHln OF Irish Municipal
Nute In Al,crtcn-Contlition OF tho
Strccts, IIaclt.Isxtortion, md Other
Abnscs.
London Telegraph, Aas. n.
II Is not Improbable that thu infamous Fcnlan
plots which havo been concoctcd In Tho United
Htatca. aud arc causing grave embarrassment 10
tho Washington Government, may terously nf-
feet tho position Of lrshtnen III tho rrcAt tsO-
publc. Already Americans have found TINT tho
Immigration OF Nlvcnt,lrcrs aud refugees from
Ireland hus not been OF nnmlxcd advantage to
tho ianl Of thoir udoption. ltccant occurrences
u,ny lend theEn to nsk themselves whit Irish
ri,lo Inns accomplished IN tho great cities Of tho
Now World, and wheth0r Hurlous danger to tho
etato may not bu Involved III lts COLI
ttuG,nce. Every ono knows that FOR hast
n century or more tho municipality Of Now
York city lsas been "run" by lrlshmen. "ln
tho Unltctl stnics,'' eYcans tin author or q
pulsRent art!clB In tho North <imcrfedn Rcrfelu
upon "Thn MiBgoyernment or Now York."
"tho great cities aro, utmost without axccp-
t,o1,, tho prey Of jobbcra; mud 1t Is curious that
most or these city plnntlcrGrs work by mca,ls
0f lrishnon.t 1t III well known that tho 'nI-
MaiKr1.ats from Erin. when thoy tfaon,bark
s,ucity to tio iirst bis Americ,n slty III whish
iinpartaaee io obin!Mnx GoyerI!nont a,npIloy.
ur countries lying IN Northern lntituAcs. tIc
lrish ats,HY q S'!0ttiar ahtcrhU III aectMhly
churitu, 4ila coant Y 10 tltsutIlcc u hare q
1MtFpi, Thus Mr.. Nnrsthnlf tsifs ~ thns u
notorious and 61lccossf sfnl Now York tnlltlcInu
Or wlre-p.,,!cr, on bolny l!skol what wcre tho
incat,a ny which lo rutcd larNu section OF tho
City. rerl!ot' ~ sr'en! almost all ny ttni1 T.
l,as Il son ont of employment eh1 souls b! !M ~
mot II a mnn :ncwiy landed tlcrla work, no
proaches me. and J. try tuEot hlm l.; l..1ee", !,
llcAi,s son!o situation Or ollcv IN which ho viii
no well pala by tho m!,i,tclnailty fnr laht work,
ijoinoaratla taxoatlnF rinK VITO helputl him to
unuo nnss tluan lexltltmatG, and psnutluer not ~
tho ua ape8u Ut thu uily, but At private Gust, II
wo,,Il h.iv0 boon lnorltur'Ms. but III thIs b.
slAicU ~ ,!iswotstl proctsoIy ~ stlney 6!u!lls
tunnIl!ou Ut GI,urily, which consists III a h0r.
rowing soyoreiy,i from u 10 Nise tuG. l!uro !,
WIS the buLy Ut .tAxpayora Of tho CITY III kuw
York. Thu population VI the A,ncr'u.u mo:
(roWs pplsjsts as IY tho caSU With h!R elites MI
UyGr tia ,sytd, III some very rich mon III ul0 uti.l
Of lla Hgu!p und of nuny worry 1,uor i,t,n ut tho
I,t,thnr I}ui Wucu ilUSo two pxtfei,Uy Ii
included i ytst Inass Of ln.llviluala Win havu
| tu Wurk hurti UI,t' ,yuy or tho ptiur, and uru
,,o,thor vsry sjuIl ,,or yory MNr. GIvon such Il
, 1881-08-29

x,.,,..-<,,,,..,,,:.,. ~, r .,,u,...
..'c a.s t ,s t m ,o5nrs, 5."s faen
tho Inpltc Pnrk"-A Test ca1es
aiots.Dt'noerat
tonx n % s s rn,rrs os o9f,espo1st tsn m
penostas G case WHICH % efo lona VIII attract tae
nttoht'on OF tno whoG country sumo Woc5s
yn,.ng negro mun ot thIs city, nas,od Wesley
ttestlnK. was arrested IN tho CITY. Halt rsrk
a.l's. pueuu. ,1,,,'.ls,s s.sansss ~ so,Is I'M
s OF v a wo. Is
clever xoo,i foilpw, bvr,,,ho sndtlenly Iuilatcsl
,vtth ,hn n tI1cn ,b"t " hn ,yos :. mnm"rr,
l,nsby, Of tho police force, to send
,'etaesn. t, Of posemea to tho CITY.
linll park. win instructions 10 seo 10 II enat no
e"osea a w TIC stes II 50
, pon ono not Of tho numerous IRON seats nlorou ut
] ,t.o green arsgxn SUI an % ,qai sIn ihniiux % tlo
refreshing ueeeza, behaving himself rs as well rs Is
cona tae e'llantess Ron,!anlan u, 'no 'aha. LIS
t's'nE was a,'alui,Iy ia,errapsed by Hsntle.
anti Of spotte,i @ % ,,1,,c. CIV u shar t," nrur n.
tnr,. ~. ,t,;a,, Ivy, Hsnar g"sa
"nays such ianassa is ria tricks I peioso , hlEt
t atrnS @ o'} },,,n., rn,iv tm ,,no,, ~
Wcsisy ind h Sr,lcrci hIn 10 Gnit ' tho
TM.M' a, M,tn uuv Mrn.o 'vr ,,Mtn s' ,,nii;a',
nai ,l 9 ta IT, ~ h w ,,I;,e,, tt % ss ,,
Ths was prefneniy GorreGt, @ @ n,,t ,, .s ini t1gs T.
bai usos otis5aG e keen e9,orcd pcoao oat u
tna M GH. PIT tnaI o @ az uu 20 ~, @ Ut occ
Wsssy sSsxsr t"s% hist s!s!,s Hitler TIC
INV. uo @ .nt.au6, .t s a. .uuats 9
, 1881-08-29

AR. $. Palmer, With tho Gnald Manufacture
lng Company, Scnrcn FAl!s,. y. r., TINS
writes: | li'lvc beoil afflicted with r!,eMnl:..
sttisn for tho Inst three yeaia, uni within That
getting my RELIEF until st. jacobs OH had
ppEtl u9rll.
, 1881-08-29

TRIBUNE Ulf4flNL:H OFFICES.
TN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR
J. Huprutla ttrt,hN thF0nuilnuk the city, We have
rslublshed llral,c uhros IN uID different l,lvstolr.
IN hcklrAtGd hO1w whcTu advertisements viii bD
take, r tho aania rcn cllntfrd nj the Ma!n Of
ilcu, Aud wilt bH rrcelfNl ttttti n'1lt1ck y. us
SUyTfl DtvfStOs.
~. H. StMMs. booksellers uad ssat'oners. III
JGD3t'S !. .iXGonus. pruRa,s.. oaE 1ndsana-a1.
II. ". bUCllMAS, i,suaalst, cornor Thrty.nrst and
WEST DIvtgloN.
!. scllkElt3Eit, Druggist, ~ West Lnka-st, cor
~ y \, %sHjSill. Druggist aa' sou.h ual.tod.'s,
H. =. KitAf"i; Druggist OIL west stadison-st cor
'JAs. II. KIl,x,.ny. & CO, Druss,sts. u. soash
..Mih:s' TiiAKstXJY. j. ". WAINWRIGHT, s7l
Mt. syXXiGliat:S, Dfass;st, VI n,uo 1sland.av.
If i. i!E1tlttGk. Jewolor, Newsdcalor. and t'ano
HUiiSr yNcV Is0N. DrnEa'st ia North r1a'toa
eo'',, ,,.'n. n"as,'a,'So! sa. 'So!!rn nry1sIox: - ,.,
L. rlJnIlSiIAN co pFa2s'ss *' North
WI!;ldAMsS lA;s 10, Drssa!s.s, ss 1"rrabsS: 90
.I.oUis ". II. 'SEEBp. Printing md Atvert!f,ng
AEonl. News md htauonery DoptlG ks v. D!yi.an:Et
, 1881-08-29

Tu!r sIsn, rosy choc.s, t,ioyart spirits, and
thu sweetest brcuth III Hop llittGrs.
, 1881-08-29

ILLINOIS GOOD TEMPLARS,
Special Dispatth 10 Int CAit1eo Tribune.
Srn1s1riEt.1. ILL.,, Aug. .B,-Tho Illinois Grand
Lolxo Of 10. q. Il. will meet In springfield Sept.
H. II, nt..i ii. A,t .N0t1elcNltcs from all pnrts
ot tito State nru expected ia 6c present.
, 1881-08-29

A NY AMOUNT Tu f.uAN-OS FUR
IA n!suru nIsd HAnps. With w!tAnut reEi1vatt IN
favorable t1tnst no commissions l:n HGurburtl.at..
ttttIIf
, 1881-08-29
f;()IJh'Y,Ie y IE<fL I,S1xtI,E.

IHQK 6ALE-A TRACT OF TIMBER
4na sal lands c@1nnia!ax @ % EygE a99 aSIgt
thu; tliio peF!Sct1 taken j;aa Fur I'M printed laE-
f,ciIara uddru: 4. 4. 1tltsT, I'll South hlxlh'at
Philadelphia, Ia. b." ''
, 1881-08-29

L1OK SAt.E-lir MATSOS HILL, ROOM
IL l,Gr,,i.Ets Ntprk. Iii HcNrbbrrI.St.:
ISDIASA.Av.-5jsI Ia tuGL lIurth~gst cHrncr Thirty
ftuttIl-kt-, taet md kt!ntli ftDnt.
WAnA8lt-AV.-Sl1l1! Il! feet, HeAr Ih1fty.ihird-1tt
risAtNIE.Av. .-Gxi fl Icct corner Thirtfcsh.s. cart
frnnt.
MlCAlGAN-Av.-Fifty feet mar Twunty -ct1! th-st.
III fcDl near Twenty y-nntt, ~ feet
ttear 1hyty.thrt AI1 2j feut HeAr
Thtfty- y-Itlitrth-et.
, 1881-08-29

11OR SALE-10 ACRES WITHIN ONE
milo NJ thu city limits on lhe west: l!G1 pOr ucrc.
HENIY WAhI.Eit, Jlt., i05 lINArbur.i.st.
ITOIs SAl.E-s0 OR 10 ACRES SOUTH
IL nf Tie city, ci0sa to depot llESltf WAl.LEst,
IH.; M JIphrlIUrti.st-
, 1881-08-29
FLN-.tNCLiL,

A GOIDSMlU, LOAN OFFICE, 70 EAST
~. Alntsun-.t. uicen+cl>, Estuillsl,rt! 1@sL Din.
iu!nd trukar nnd bullion denler, Cash putt! for old
e,,Id mid silver, Aiutls, p1Aria. ETC., utG. EuOruuO
ltttiHll, +{lf t,artlIgr-bI, lJtrFct.
, 1881-08-29

~r; ,.Stir" ',.-
rFt,shn FHthnis succEElH, Ju1nE 1.ucItIsAkI:
N.Y. MhAt lie Will, 10 With THE CALI
viii ~, ,,,'Aalsk, AACEEAAtI, 'ANl, HUNT
AkE sar,. ~ ,t.'ousci:n; 1IScoI.S AND JAMES
AIM. Lat,eius t,al cuurlst-Jour,,a,, .4sq.R,.
Loch,aaou LIs Unit House last night, judge U. A.
Cwnn.sse, tho u,torncy dr ,tho Pullman, Cur
J4nat ~ seil Into the hands OF Courier.
u.t,as. reporter, who Interviewed hlu, upon
kons - y! :! National lntorast, -Judge l.uehra,ip
laa,,e., @e ab[est ncn Of tho South, and has
spa a,sa! saluablc storoot knowloi9e, political
yo.r rIv.alte' 1s..e' He was for nn,ubor, pf yours
vsIue,, u1eo ,a Of tho Btate OF Ooorxiu, whcro ho
sopys,.s 'as nsle Of Judyu. Iu the cQ,,rse Of tho
htsuua,1qa iaat ni9hL whlph concosUod at tho
losSnnesa loSeaon tho situation Ut WashIpy ytop, Judge
vii sa. sasep!y dsplose tho loss which Ito country
Which aow .na ~ she death Of prosidunt 0urteId,
0su. ila-sat1om s1oms a matter Of but 4 few huurs.
kat }n.,%aa nus certailly mudp most oxcel,
parry Hhtaeen aad has rclicotul credit t,pop tue
iaI runG'a.,g gAye hlta bis iiuttu0uiyhcti ufficU,
'tenderca hx however, thuE tl0 sOryiccs 10 10
~. AE' Arthur will not bu less Yllua.
a.s.1 d. isos know oon. Arthur porsousllyY.
~ knns rspAper- nun.
Gaatu ttlena n.h Intimately. I have boon his
nMthstac,ar Hna earnest .adnlref tor years.
Eaa. With hrnsa, ~ mat Of bold, generoua.hesrte1
eeakl end au, uaS, liberal se1tlmentsl but, while
s'sskoaS Among his fElVQds, hs u
, 1881-08-29

A NY AMOUNTS TO LOAN On FUR
II Mtture md pianos without senuvn uslt all nvi
securities ut Invest THt0x. u DenrhDrn-Ht. kO9M IL.
, 1881-08-29
HOW NEW YORK IS RULED.

A Grcnt City lInn by MMidoonk-An En-
glikIa Crlt1clSln OF Irish Municipal
Iute In characterization OF t1Ae
Streets, IIaclt-Ext0rtioN, md Other
sAf,tyxnk.
, 1881-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

UOE llENYAnu-WE WILL PAY TILE
aSoYS rSws4 f1r ax ssS o. ,1,Sys ~ .s q
1t dlNGthpFa Vr Vruu tl,stantty. Tho j. u. u4sdnaf
Army xia Navy itMItuunt will teovu ll1, siu soF0
M4sele an n,an " bea.t tEvs, II pot eotslo. wy
'e'"-T WV III. ]. d. UAllllN MI, atnnagoF,
~ Circular poutnlnln9 faAxh!e lnt0rMatluu g99s;
w. s~-"' "-'~' 81 Wuhasl,.av., Chicaro.
, 1881-08-29
PERSONAL.

DEKSONAlr-ANfI IttIlSON KNOWING
i tha pr0sent whers4Gouss of JuLlu w " 4 ltnhH.
.nS Ss4 Y SS g. liz
, 1881-08-29

J. haass u soath Eialp. viii IL soia vsts iyx Iyr
cash, shaiigo Tor Ctk County FeAl Gs.aH; 1tiE-
Daily Republican., 1881-07-27
From Boston 10 chicago for 85.

what Is the rate to Chicago to-day -
Passenger Agent Carpenter, of TIN
Ponnsylvani Railroad, New York, wa
asked late yesterday afternoon.
81, opered at 50 with us, and abou
midday dropped to $3.50. l have {
scout out now, AID IL h. reports any
cutting below that rate We shall mec
it. The great cut to- lay has been mad,
between Boston and Chicago. Th,
Great Trunk Of Canada has reduced it,
rate to So, and the Boston and Albany
has followed it in the reduction"
"Will that break the New York rate
to So"
"It may; but net necessarily. the
tickets are rebate tickets-the buyer
paying $l5, ana having $40 refunded to
him AT Chicago. If we meet the rate
over our routes from Boston to Chicago
via New York, we will sell only iron
clad rebate tickets, making the purcha-
ser sign here and again at Chicago be
fore he can get the rebate"
The other roads had also reduced their
rates 10 Chicago to s. 30 I'VE opened
this morning at Sl0," said New York
Central agent, "bnt atterward dropped
to 81, and then 10 $3.50. The rate to
Cincinnati is ROW s., and 10 ST. Louis
sl3.75 Nothing Gedulte seemed 10 lie
known at The regular ottices about the
cut in the northern routes from Boston,
but it was agreed that there was no
telling yet when the bottom would be
reached or when the war would be
ended.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-27
Laura McGrRl his Case,

Mayor Almonds action in holding
tho men accused Of assaulting Laura
hcGrath for court should be commend
Ell by all heads Of families especia.l .ly.
though at the hearing Laura S character
suffered badly from the damaging tes.
timony produced. If nothing more
comes of it than the placing of parents
Oh guard in reference to here and how
their children spend their time, it will
have accomplished 4o1ae good. There
vas no evidence that Laura McGrat..
was anything more nor less than &
young, rattling, pure, innocent MISS
of fifteen on the first day of July, Just
like scores of girls Of the same age are
to-day in Wilmington, but unthinking,
l, nucent mortal as she was then and
not feing aware Of the seductive iLhu-
ences which surrounded her, she easily
yielded TO temptation and when she
came to Wilmington on the following
day, how changed! From an innocent
girl, by the arts of fend in human
form she was changed to u being bereft
even OF shame 1t IN easily understood
hoT in that condition she wanted to
crush out all thoughts of her future
harpy bone and virtrous life and for
that purpose plunged deeper and deeper
into vice Bnt she should have stopped
andconsidared before she went SO far, say
some u he would throw stones at her
She was but girl Of fifteen, and unfor.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-27
THE GOVERNOR of Texas refu GO

THE GOVERNOR of Texas rerI ses
to join with the other thirty
seven Governors Of States in a dav
of thanksgiving and praise If President
Garfield rHcOvers and to the honor of
American Governors he is the only one
with that title that refuses 10 do so.
Almost simultaneous with his refusal
comes the report Of a dostardly attempt
to assa,sinatG the collector of customs
OF Piedras Negros by firing through a
window into h,s bed which he had
luckily vacated for another. No Ioubt
the would be assassin thought he had o
friend in the Govcrnor'of the State
Daily Republican., 1881-07-27

tunately many girls of that age do moi
think until it is too late. Yes, but hel
parents should have watched her and
kept her under sub)ection we think we
hear others say. Perhaps this is true,
but there may be those making this OBJ
lection, who had better look at home.
There are Laura McGrath's, more than
one in this .ity, and it is just possible
that their parents may not know where
they are at all times. They are seen
as the shadows of evening close around
in many places where they ought not To
be. However, no matter to what depth
of iIfamy Laura McGrath sunk in few
short days that is no excuse for the
brutal and inhuman treatment she re-
ceived up along the Brandy wine
Furthermore there is M excuse
for the self confessed debauchery and
devilish actions of her ;lssailants We
are not at all surprised that her
Kind became " eak and wandering and
that she deviattda little in giving In her
evidence. Any child's mind would
wander under the circumstances. We
are little surprised that the attorney
for the defendants should have used
the defam alory language he is re-
ported to have used. There seems to
be no excuse whatever for the young
men who were along with her during
these terrible nights on the Brandywine,
some Of whom by their own evidence
proved themselves lower than the
brutes. If it is as has been said she was
an abandoned woman (only l5) what
were these her scducerso Whose sons
are these young men? If their parents
never knew before where they spent
their evenings they know something
about it now, and yet there are hundreds
of people who ART ready to throw stones
At this poor girl, with no word of con-
lelnnation for the brutes in human
orm who made her what she is
Daily Republican., 1881-07-27

FORT P.-:.JT MASSACRE Chalmers
Of Mississippi, wlo has been occupying
seat in Congress during IT,, last three
terms, to which he was never honestly
elected, has incurred the displcasure of
his CONSTITUENCY in Warren county,
Mississippi, by attacking United States
Senator Lamar. He is candidate for
Lamar's succession, but If the Democ-
racy OF the Stay have no better o;,lnion
Of the great buhdCZer than his us,vh-
bors in his own county of Warren has.
he will never reach the Senate by a
very long rabbi jump,
AT the Democratic County Conveu-
tiou of Warren County, held the other
day, the county was solid for Lamar
but fearing that Chalmers would feel
lawful about it, a salve resolution
was passed trusting that he would
continue to serve in the seat in Con.
grcss to which he has been declared
elected " This we would say is rather
cold comfort for the great fraud, as it
may be inferred from the resolution
that he was not elected to Congress but
only "declared elected" The Vicks.
burg (Miss.) Herald, Democratic,
in referring to the matter says: "He
| (Chalmers) was not elected to The
County Convention and could not have
been after he attacked Lamar. He was
not even thought Of for the State Con.
| vention, aud to-day he could not be
elected TO the most inSighitican. Office
in the county"
Su;h is Warren Countys endorse
ment OF the man who had been looked
upon and held up as The very embodi
ment OF honesty and the highest toned
chivalry by the Den ocratic papers of
| Wilmington, We rather think Con.
gress wnen II meets in December will
| say something about this usurper occu-
pying frauGulently seat in that BODY.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-27

FIX SENATOR C0NHLlNG has been In
terviewed and says he il done with
politics now and forever and he will
hereafter devote his time and purposes
of life to thc practice Of law. He will
not even allow his name to be used in
connection with the next Presidency.
Mr.. Conkling may the more easily take
such - stand since the people Of his own
State so emphatically repudiated him
that they would not even have him any
longer for United STATES Senator. But
it was all his twn fault.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-27
Itu.rp rrIp ;a..,o - At, non,

AFTER THE Issue of this paper, only
three days will remain in which oul
citizens can pay their city taxes with a
rebate cf five per cent. To those who
have large bills OF taxes TO pay this is
All item of considerable Importance In
twenty dollars 1t would be one dollar
IN one hundred it would be five dollars,
and in one thousand it would be fifty
dollars saved. In August there will be
no rebate but the face of the bill will
have to be paid and in September five
per cent. will Ike added.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-27

THOUGH WE ARE told that there il
no cause for alarm in the President g
case, yet we cannot help but wish that
the symptoms for his recovery wert
brighter than we are led to believe they
are by the official and unofficial tele
grams from Washington. The PreAi
dent Is passing through very trying
crisis, and if it is true that after nearly
fonr weeks waiting the surgeons nj last
have to cnt affer tue bali, the chances
tor the recovery of the President are In.
deed slim.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-27

THE CUTTING Of passenger rates has
effected the Pennsylvania Railroad and
that roal strikes back by reducing the
rates of fare from New York to Cincin-
natl to 80; to Cbicago, So. 50 and to.St.
Louis, $l1.50. Now il the time for
cheap travel westward, but we notice
the cutting has lot effected the fare
rates over tie p. W. 81 b. branch to
Baltimore.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-27
Three Fatal DuelS.

BERLIN, July 25.-IIaron Won Geys,,
a young officer Of III ch promise, has
been shot dead IN duel with q brother
officer.
Two students of Gottingen fought a
duel With pistols on Thursday last, and
one ofthem was mortally wounded.
GIBRALTAR, July "a duel took
place last evening within the Spanish
lines between Spanish officers, a Captain
and a Lieutenant The Captain was
killed and the Lieutenant seriously
wounded.