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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-18

The daily papers bring us the
intelligence that, through the inAu-
ence of Congressman Hazelton, the
Hon. J. w. Rewey has received an
appointment in the Interior Depart
ment at Washington. The Demo-
crat is pleased to learn of Mr..
Rewey's good fortune. He will be
better able than any other man in
the district that we know of to stand
the assessment that will be made ON
his salary for campaign purposes.
If this thing goes on much longer
there won't be enough republicans
left III this district to form a CON
grcsoional committee, or keep the
temperance clement quiet. There is
however, something strange in the
above appointment, as-if our mem
DRY serves us right-Hon. j. w.
Rewey in the last congressional con-
vention opposed Mr.. Hazelton's re-
nomination; but this year it is nee
essary for the latter to have a solid
delegation from Iowa county, and
this may account for Rewey's APP
pointment. The Democrat is now
holding its breath, anxiously wait
ing to see what positions will be
rendered to our distinguished towns
men Gen. Wilson and DIR. Vivian.
Hold on, boys. Just give George time
and he will take care of all of YOU.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-18
There never was n better oppor

There never was better oppor-
tunity than is presented at the
present time, for all who ere opposed
to the perpetuation in power of the
republican party and the continu-
alton of the corruptins practices
1t has established, to build up an
opposition party, whose principles.
objects and aims will so contrast
with the party of plumber as to draw
unto it all men who love country
above office and the spoils of office.
Who can for a moment doubt that if
the democratic party had always act
ed as consistently as it might have
acted that the great body of the
American people would have long
since instinctively turned to it as the
only hope for the salvation of the
country. We believe that, notwith-
standing the many times which it
has lapsed from its true faith and
primitive practices, the day of grace
for the democratic party has not
gone by if it will only sieze the
present opportunity of meeting the
demands of the hour, by presenting
to the country a party animated
with far higher and nobler aims
than control and keep alive the re-
publican party of to-day This it
can only do by becoming thorough
ly and intensely democratic, not only
In name but in faith and practice as
we'll. Will the party rise to the
privileges of its inheritance and
take its position on the questions
which now present themselves? The
demands for civil service reform are
urgent, and the democratic party if
1t IS to become the party of the
people must not only pledge itself
to the carrying out of this much
needed reform, but it must choose
for its leaders men of pure hearts
and clean hands, who of themselves
will be sufficient guarantee that
its pledges will be redeemed. The
tariff question will not down, and
upon the issue of tariff reform the
democracy must make bold and
aggressive fight, fearlessly advo-
eating the doctrines and principles
of free trade, and showing forth in
their hideousness the iniquities of
the protective system. In short, the
democratic party if it hopes to sue
coed, must take up the fight against
partisan politicians of every party
name and all other who seek to
build themselves up at the expense
of the people.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-18

The republican office-holders I'M
der Hazelton will meet at Monroe
on September 18th, to renominate
him for congress. The people of
the district generally will have no
voice in the matter of nominating
the republican candidate. All that
is asked of them is their votes to
help to elect a congressman who will
see that no friend of his goes with
out an office, even if offices have
to be created to supply the demand
for them. If the people furnish
the votes necessary to keep Hazel
ton in congress, he and his friends
can take good care of the Offices
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-18

The contest for the republican
nomination for Congress in this dis
trict appears to have narrowed down
to Hazelton and Reyes. Hon Philo
A. Orion has been mentioned as a
possible candidate, and should he
come in as dark horse and be
nominated by the republicans and
elected to Congress, this district
would not only have more credita-
bic representative than the present
incumbent of the office, but would
be represented by free trade dem
ocrat. Now that the war is over,
and Mr.. Orion has served in both
armies, on the stump, he ought to be
in a position to know the wants Of
the people of the district. He may
not be a very consistent democrat,
but in 1876 he declared himself OPP
posed to our Ubiquitous tariff sys-
tenn and in favor of tariff for
revenue only; which is very good
democracy as far as it goes; and
unless he should now declare other
wise in a public letter to The Oar
lington Republican, we would be
compelled to believe that his views
on the question have not changed.
Orton's abilities are far superior to
Hazelton's, and we believe that his
republicanism is SO thin that one
would not have to scratch deep to
find a democrat.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-18
ABOUT SIDEWALKS.

The Democrat has heretofore de
clared its belief that the sidewalk
system under which our city is
working is not the best that could
be devised, and until it is changed
our walks will not be kept as they
should be, in thorough repair. The
plan as it now stands is, for the
owners of lots to construct the
walks and afterwards to keep them
in repair, and in case of refusal so to
do, the street commissioner is to
cause all necessary repairs to be
made, the amount expended to be in
Glued with the other taxes against
the property. We do not say that
this plan cannot be carried out, but
the dilapidated walks in many parts
of the city testify to the fact that it
has never yet worked satisfactorily.
1t would seem to us to be the part
of wisdom to adopt the system
carried on in Darlington and many
other cities and towns around Us,
and which has been found to work
well, viz: for the owners of lots to
first build the sidewalk after the
petition for such walk has been
granted, and the walks to be after
wards kept in repair by the city, and
the cost for SO doing to be paid from
a general sidewalk tax, levied and
collected for that purpose. Our city
charter would have to be amended
before we could adopt this method,
but it is never too soon to commence
to right what is wrong, and if our
prosen: sidewalk system is at fault,
we should see that it is changed as
soon as it is possible to do SO.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-18
THE DEMOCRAT.
Mineral Point, Friday, Aug. Is, 1882.
Geo. Crawford. Robt. N. Crawford,
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.

All hope Of reconciliation between
the warning republican factions OF
Pennsylvania has been abandoned.
Cameron's orders to his underlings
are to quit talking of harmony and
prepare for action. The indepen-
dents make no propositions for
peace, and the unsanctified demo
Gratis are not at all anxious TO pour
oil upon the troubled waters, but are
serenely watching the " Flanigans y
in their efforts. to prevent each
other from securing the offices.
Behold how good and pleasant it is
for democrats to see republicans di-
vided on the one thing needful to
hold them together, namely: the
spoils of office.
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The Brightest InteIIects Suffer Most

Young men who have led life
of excess and dissipation, reform!
Give tone to the stomach, regulate
the liver and bowels, strengthen
the urinary organs, relieve those
dull pains in the limbs, rid yourself
of that feeling of nausea, biliousness,
languor and nervous debility; give
tone and strength to every organic
function, by using Browns Iron
Bitters; then will you experience a
genial warmth and awakening life
in place of that dead feeling Of
decay; and dyspepsia, milky urine,
etc, no longer undermine your con-
stituion- Delay is dangerous. wi.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-18
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
IOWA C0UNTY-FALL OF 1882

Examinations viii he held a follows:
Adamsyille, August 18th and 18th
Dodgeville, August nth and slst.
Mineral Point, September Ist and ID
Rewey. September 4th and 5th.
Highland, septenbe. 9Th and 7th.
Avoea. September sfa and 9Th.
Arena. September Il1h and 18th.
2 DoRLSG,
County Superintendent
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Grand HarVes! Excursion.

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The Case of ,Tr. OIn,stead.

THE TALK ABOUT TOWN.
Reports are af1oat OF an effort being made to in
duce the President to Withdraw the nomination OF
Mr. j. +. Olmstead to be Commissioner OF the
District Of Columbia, but nothing definite can be
learned in regard TO such movement
The subcommittee OF the District committee
having nay, Mr. omstead's nomination In charge have
had their attent n called to the statement OF Mr.
Z. D. Hfilyer, which appeared In last nights STAR
member OF the House District committee said
to-day that the publication had made q very unfa-
vorabe impression upon him.
prominent democrat said yesterday that Sena.
tor German had told him that Ollnstead would be
confirmed. AS Senator's GOrman and Rollins are
the sub committee OF the Senate District commit
tee to whom the nomination OF Mr. Olmstead was
referred. this expression OF opinion by Mr.. German
Is considered as indicating that the subcommittee
VIII report In favor OF the confirmation
republican member OF the Senate District
committee, who expressed himself as gratIf1ad at
Olmsteads nomination, and has.hftherto bsen for
him, said this morning that Mr.. HiIlyer's commu-
nfcatton was svcry damaging > and that it had
had seriously injured Oimsteads prospects of con-
nrmatlOn A meeting OF the Senate District COM
mlttee VIII be held tomorrow, but it is probable
that Olnstead's nomination will not be acted
upon Several members OF the committee are
assent. and since the case has assumed
against the homiaee-the members here seem
inclined to defer action until the full
committee shall be present, and IN the meantime
TO make thorough inquiry into al the charges
Mr. Htlyer and other citizens weresat the Capitol
to-day and saw Mr. Rollins, now acting chairman
the details OF the charge confatned in the COM
inunication In yesterdays STAR Some of the
senat0rs to-day expressed the opinion that the
PreSluent ought TO withdraw the. nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-27
Attorney General Brcwsser.s II
hea1th.

THE PENNSYLVANIA SUIT AGAINST THE wrsTKRw
UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY PosTPoNED.
HARRISBURG. Pa, Dec 27.-In the case OF certain
cltZens Oh asking that the attention
OF the Attorney General be called TO The fact thar
the Western Union Telegraph company had openly
ana repeatedly def1ed the constitution and the
laws OF the state, which WAS TO have been heard
by Attorney General Palmer to-day, has been con-
Inued at the request OF Attorney General Brews-
yer, VINO represented the telegraph company The
adjournment OF the hearing was made on account
OF MT Bre1ster's III health II VIII take place on
January 5th.
lNoTE-Attorney General Brewster was at hfs
once In Washington to-day In his usual health.
and said the hearing In the above case was simply
postponed at his request
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-27
Christmas NuI ders in Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Dec. GA report from Lewis
county, ny, says that Col Crawford shot and
Killed Pent Lyons on Monday, at Tilly's store, on
Cabin creek. Both men were drunk and Quarrel
Ing about a girl. The next day Crawford's trends
enabled him 10 escape at the examining court by
riding away on horseback
OwENsBoRo, KY. Dec 2c.-During a fight in
Staples grocery store on Christmas night between
a man named Norris and a negro, JAS. Montgoni.
cry, VINO heard the noise, stepped into the room
just as Norris fired and received the ball I'm hts
abdomen, which caused his death yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-27

MACON. GA, Dec. "a fire was discovered in
English d Hugenin'S warehouse, corner OF lst and
Poplar streets, about midnight last night The
hreinen we're unable TO get the fire under control
and the warehouse, the grocery store of Henry
Sherwood. and the butcher shop OF j. I. Papy,
were entirely destroyed The warehouse con-
ta1ned go bales OF cotton and large amount OF
gnano The total loss is $4,000; total Insurance,
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All properties placed hands for sale are inserted
without charge in Real Estate Adv, rtser first
issued in 1869
Special attention given to the mana9ement of estates
and OF properties belonging to residents Also to
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An exempllfied copy of the Will ef the late Hon.
Caleb Gushing. OF Massachusetts,, mas been nled
with Register Ramsdell for record here, some por-
tion OF his estate being situated In this District
He leaves all his estate to Iris brother John w.
Gushing, OF NewburypOrt. Mass, In trust, to di-
vide the net proceeds when sold in two shares; one
the children OF his deceased brother William The
viii bears date OF Madrid, Spain, March 2d, 1873
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-27
Delaware EiuanceS.

WILMINGToN- DEL, Dee. 2.-State Treasurer
Key holds has just issued his annual report which
makes very gratifying showing. The total state
deht on January l. 1888 viii be $500 80; S7l5OO0 OF
which Is I'm per cent bonds The total state in
vestments foot up Sl,l6s7 799 showing a large sur
Plus or assets over liabilities. The receipts OF the
state Tor the past year have been Sl4l. .2s 49, and
the dtSburSe ementS S9i,2592l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-27

PETERSBURG, VA, December N.-IMormat,on
has been received here OF the death OF Henry
Ponton. He died yesterday from the elects OF
gunshot wound inflicted by Eaton Mills, Pon,on
and Mills became Involved In a quarrel hear Wei
don. n. c., when Mills fired at Ponton, with th
above result. After committing the deed the mur-
derer escaped, and is supposed TO hav9 come In
the direction OF Petersburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-27

DEMOCRATIC BLACK BALLOTS HLEGAL-THE REPuB-
LICAN OFFICIALS WIN.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, Dee. 27.-Chief Justice
Park has decided that the black ballots used by
the democrats ia the city election are Illegal and
void. This decision gives the entire municipal
government to the repub licanR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-27
Fire and Fasai ExpIostou.

WATERyILLE, Me-, Dec. 2.-Fire was discovered
early this morning in the main building OF tho
Somerset Fibre company, Fairfield, Me-, In tho
digestery room. The main building was destroyed.
The huge dfgestery, heated by the flames, ex-
plOied. throwing the machinery I'm all directions.
John PoOler who was y rods away, was killed by
falling iron pipe. The buildings ana machinery
We're entirely new. Loss, SIS, ,0OU; insurance In the
Mutual Manufacturing company $4,000 The ora.
gin OF the fire is unknown. The owners or the
concern are j. E Heath, Waterville; c. d. Brown.
Portland; and John 7. Richards, Gardner.
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Nominations To-day

The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
PostmaSters-JuliusD D. Bolles at Bowling Green.
OHIO; Felipe Gomez, at Monterey, Cal; Charles
w. Filkine, at Riverside, Cal