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PeoSc, assigning |" hSia off''f''"N| y
partment-
Numerous classes Of men who enjoy
their political rights are exempt from mil
itary duty. All men over fo~rty-ave, all
who suffer mental or physical disability,
such Is the loss Of an eve or q fore-inger /;
c~lergymen, physicians, Quak.rs, school,
teachers, professors and presidents Of COL
leges, judges, Legislators, congressmen,
state prison officials, and all county, state
and national officers; fathers, brothers or
sons having certain rela ;ives dependen
on them for support-sll Of ,hese summed
up in every state in the union make MIL
lions of voters thus exempted.
In view Of this fac, there is no force in
the plea that "if women vote they mus,
fight" Moreover, var is no, the normal
state Of the human family in its higher
development, bu; merely . feature of bar
hsrism lasting on through he transition
Of the race, from the savAge TO the scholar.
When England and America settled the
Alabama claims by the Geneva Arbitr..
ton. they pointed the way for the future
adjustment of all national difficulties.
Some fear, 'if women assume all the
duties political equality impiis, that the
time and attention necessary to The duties
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09
FOrtuneTellers.

The fertune-te.ling sisterhood contrive
to make consd, rahle money in pander-
ing to the credulitv Of their Clients"
The nsutl charge for a consultation is
fifty cents or q dollar: but the price is
rs elastic as the seer's conscience. and
can be stretched indefinitely. The trade
If fortnn,-:elling is now monopoliz d by
women. Some years ago thclc were n
Few men in the business. They called
themselves a,tro,ogiss, and had an as
toaishing kind cf int macy with the
stars. But the women now have the
field to themselves. The impression
that all their dupts are # the servant
girl class is mistake A great many
wealthy ladies patronize them. It is not
by any means uncommont to hear woman
of average intelligence and fair ednca-
ton sav that she believes in foltune-tell-
ing. With great many women If this
sort, the H. st impulse when anything
goes wrong, is to consult afo,tunc-teller.
The par.or as we'll rs the kitchen contr.-
butes to the Golfers of the card-shnf1ling
swlndlels. When the late Ph,lander
Doesticks. p. b., wrote up the fortune
teilers Of New York, some five nd twenty
years ago, the trade was considerably
hurt. for some time. But it soon -four
ished again. and is now IS ever, if not
more SO. We have law against it, but
the harp,es who follow it don't mind
that. The law says that those who ''pre-
tend to tell fortunes, or where lost aud
stolen goods can be found" shall be held
Us dlsorderly persons. But it is easy
enough for them to find bail. take an
other name. and 60 on with their nefari-
ions buSirnSs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09
Degrees OF Consideration.

II believe You are connected with
the church in Elm street, are you not,
Mr.. Dickson?" said the customer.
mo, sab, not nil"
"What! are you not member Of the
African church?''
mot dis year, sah!'
why did you leave their communion,
Mr.. Dickson, if may be permitted to
ask -"
"Wel), I'll tell you, sah," said Mr..
Dickson, stropping concave razor on
the palm of his hand, lit was jes like
dis. / jined de church in good fait' !;
I gave ten dollars toward the stated
gospel de fus' yeah. and de church people
call me 'Brudder Dickson; second yeah,
my business being not SO good, and
glib only Ave dollars. That yeah the
people call me Mr.. Dickson. Dis razor
hurt You, sah?"
mo, the razor goes tolerablv WELL
"Well, sab, de third yeah / fell berry
poor had sickness in my family;
didn't give noffin' for preachin'. Well,
sab, after dat dey call me dat old Mig
ger Dickson, and I left 'em!'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09
PLATFORM OF PRINCIPLES
Or THE NATIONAL GREHNBAcx.LABoR PARrY,
ADOPTED AT MARsHALLrowN, JUNE 2 1881.

Or THE NATIONAL GREENBAcK. LABOR PARTY,
ADOPTED AT MARsHALLTowN, JUNE 2, 1881.
l. The right to make and issue money IL .
sovereign constitutional power to b main.
tanned by the people for the common benefit.
We demand the abolition Of al banks Of issue
and the substitution Of full legal-tender green
backs in lieu Of their notes.
z We oppose the refunding OF tho national
debt or the Issue Of interest-bearing non-taxa-
BILE bonds upon any pretaxt, and demand the
payment and destruction Of those outstanding
at the earliest possible moment.
s. We demand gradual income tax where
by capital shall bear just share Of the public
burden.
/. We regard tho act substituting railroad
commission for laws governing freight rates in
this State . fraud procured by the railroad
companies through Republican Legislature,
and demand its repeal While We favor liberal
national appropriations for the creation and
Improvement Of waterways. We demand laws
protecting the people Of Iowa from discrimina-
hon, pooling. watering Of stock, drawbacks or
rebates, and oil unjust charges on the part Of
railroads, until such time % the people, who
built most OF these roads with land grants,
taxes and subsidies, shall own and operate or
fully control them.
s. We demand revision OF our patent-right
inventors, and protecting the people from in
Justice.
s. We demand that I'll land grants forfeited
b. reason OF the non-ful6llment OF conditions
BY railroad companies shall be ct once reclaimed
BY the Government, and henceforth that the
public domain be reserved exclusively for home
Steaders or actual settlers.
2. We demand absolutely democratic rules
for the government Of Congress and State
Legislatures, placing Ill representatives Of the
people upon an equal footing, and taking from
all committees veto power upon proposed
legislation.
3. We denouncs @ most dangerous the 10
strictions Of tho right Of suffrage IN many States
and Ito abolition in the District OF Columbia,
and demand equal political rights for al men
and women.
9. Believing that al questions affecting the
public interest should be decided by the people,
We favor the submission Of the proposed con-
stitutional amendment to tho popular vote.
10. We demand that Ill ballots in this State
shAll be Of uniform size, color and material,
and that each party having . State organixa-
ton shall have ono member ON the Election
Board OF each township precinct.
II. In the furtheranoe Of these ends, we ask
tho cooperation Of I'll men and women with
ont regard to previous party afiliation OF
prejudice.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09
wAsuIlr0roN NOTES.

The Washington Post publishes the
follcxinSs ITO the editor Of The Posi-.
TAese i man il hi. town Who authorises Ne
10 inform YOU or the aathositses in case 0uiteau
i nos repnev~d. a. bin sentence committed
bat b sure TO be hanged. that he viii be glad
% taks his place. His name 10 Benjamin r.
Courtney. There 10 no nonsense about tins,
= know him well J. b CAxr1l1. editor
AF~t Tu1nry,lle, Texas, Feh Is lss2"
Attorney General Brewster, in reply
10 questions a,kcd by the Secretary OF the
Treasury. has given his opinion that national
hanks orGan.xed under the act Of Feb. IS 1868.
fox pcr,od OF less than twenty yesrs from he
date Of the act cannot by amending their a,ti-
cics extend their period Of existence to twenty
years from that date.
Gen. Sherman and Maj. Gen. Han
cccx gave the Hon.e Committee on Military
AGaIr the lrne6t Of Their views in regsri to
The retirement Of army oficera BJth Of the
distinguished soldiers pronounced emphatic
ally in favor al young" army, and suggest
"a system OF retirement graded according 70
The rank Of olicer&
Gen. hkobeleif. en- route to ST. Peters;
barg. interviewed by Journalist in Vienna,
expr seed surprise tina. no much STIR had bsen
occassoned By his speech because such sent,-
meats scre written and spoken BY Russians
gsaerally.
The following i the regular monthly
6sh4 staienank insec On the Let inst:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

The ak days walking match in New
iosk was won by Haxaci. the Englishman, who
made co.. mile@. Five other contestants made
500 miles and upward. Rowell, the hitherto
nv,acible pedestrian, fell sick, aud gave up on
the fourth day Of the contest.
Three railway employees were killed at
Esrlvilc, n. Y. by = collision Of trains on the
Syracuse and Chenango road.
Forty Indian prisoners at Fort Lowell,
who were implicated in the Clbicu outbreak,
are to b. escorted TO San Carlos reservation
mi set 1t liberty. Their capture and deten-
,,M cost tls,OOn and no effort to punish them
has been made.
Imposing demonstrations against fur
,hcr thiucsc immigration took place in al the
large towns in California and Nevada, business
having been suspended The San Francisco
gathering was estimated 1t $4,000. Rcsoiu-
items were adopted urging upon Congress the
absolute necessity Of speedy legislation, to
make effective the treaty with China to restrict
The advent Of her citizens on the Pacific coast.
An important meeting Of the friends
| ot the llennepin Canal was held Ia Washington
last week. The attendance included the Con-
ercssaonal delegations Of Illinois, Iowa, Mich
igan, Minnesota and Wisconsin many Southern
Congressmcn and the members OF the House
Committee on Railroads and canals. Resolu-
ions declaring the work one Of national import
ancc which should be constructed BY the Gen.
cral Government were adopted unanimously.
The steamer James d. Parker was
wrecked on the rocks near Louisville. and then
set on Ore BY the overturniug Of stove. The
passcrgcrs were rescued, bu, cargo valued 1t
&l0o, 900 waa lost.
Lawyer Scoville has abandoned the
thankless 0uitcAu, and il 10 reported that an
attempt will be made to interest Gen. Butler In
the business Of saving him from the gallows.
Hessie Helfmann, the Nihilist, who
received : respite from execution for the muir
der Of the Car, died in childbirth It St Peters-
bnrg.
Forster. Chief Secretary for Ireland,
returned to Dublin A large organized crowd
| Of people booted him At the Government depot
as the train passed Hazel, an ex-suspect, was
arrested for supposed connection with the
demonstration.
A balloon which made an ascension
fell in Tie sea on Dover, England. The aero
nauts perished. The passengers were Col
Bnm, Royal Engineer, AMI Summons, the
aeronaut, who we're attempting to cross the
channel
Public opinion in England inclines 70
the belief tLat MacI.ean is = crank, and tina,
be had no serious intention to kill the Queen.
He stood 100 feet distant in . crowd, and
merely fred his little pistol in the direction
| Of the Queens carriage. The bali did not &c
| within . rod az her
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

The explosion Of boiler IN Wesler 4 Barnes
taw-mill, at Stone, Randolph county, Ind, WAS
ATTENDED with shocking loss OF life. The en-
ployes had just gone to work and some OF them
were adjusting the pump which feeds the
boiler. There was . very heavy head Of steam
on, and the pump commenced working,
throwing cold water into the boiler, when
suddenly there was dsAfening explosion. A
soon o. citizens could gather, it WAS found
that the following persons we're instantly
killed: Hodson Clark, Robert Randall, George
W.sler, William Yankee. Lewis Mann, William
Fleming. In addition to this shocking death
list . number Of persons were hurt. some OF them
quite sev, rely. The dead victims OF the cxplo-
sion were fnghtfully mut:lxted. Weslers body
was found partly wrapped around post, with
oil OF tho large bones broken, his bead split
and CRATE bar sunken in his face. Robert
Nandslls head Was smashed dat, and
ono eye aud the temple gone. Hold
son Clark had his throat cut viii
piece Of iron or . splinter, and the back part
Of bis tread was punched Oh. William Yankees
head WAS IN the same condition, and bis brains
ran out Oh the ground. A pieces OF tue casting
from the engine pepetrated Lewis Aann's sids
and cut Ills entrais.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09
PLATFORM

Or THE NATIONAL 0REENBAcK-LADo1 PAHTX -
THE UNITED STATES, ADOPTED At CuoAoo
JUNE 8, 1880.
!. That the right to make and issue money Y
sovereign power to Be maintained y the poo
Of this right to corporations Ii surrender Of
the central attribute Of sovereignty, void Of
constitutional sanction, conferTtng upon Sub.
ordinate irresponsible power and abSolute do
miDion over industry and commerce. All
money, whether metallic or paper, should be
issued and ito volume controlled BY tho Gov
ernment. and not by or through banking cor
porations, and, whom 20 issued, should DO q
full legal tender for oil debts, public and pri-
vate.
2 That tho bonds Of the United States
should not be refunded, but paid - rapidly q
practicable, according TO contract. To enable
The Government to meet these obligations,
legal-tender currency should DO substituted
tional-banking system aboiiahod, and the nm
limited coinage Of silver, - well % gold, -
tablished by law.
8. That labor should BE- 20 protected by
national and State authority - to equalize IL
burdens. and insure just distzibution OF IL
results the eight-hour law OF Congress should
be enforced the sanitary condition Of indus
trial establishments placed under rigid control
the competition Of contract convict labor abol-
ished bureau Of labor statistics established
factories, mines and workshops inspected
the employment Of children under II years ol
age forbidden, and wages paid IN cash.
4. Slavery being simply cheap labor, and
cheap labor being simply slavery, the lmportar
ton and presence Of Chinese serfs necessarily
bends to brutalize and degrade American labor
therefore immediate steps should 30 taken r.
abrogate the Burlingame treaty.
s. lsallroad land grants forfeited BY reason oi
non-fulRllment OF contract should Be immedi'
ately reclaimed BY the Government and hence
forth the public domain reserved exclusively q
homes for actual settlers.
9. II y the duty Of Congress 10 regulate b.
ter-State commerce. AL lines Of communicar
ton and transportation should b brought IN
der such legislative control - shall secure mod.
crate, fair and uniform rates for passenger and
freik BIT traffic.
2. We denounce = destructive TO prosperity,
and dangerous TO liberty, the actions OF the old
parties in fostering and sustaining gigantis
land. railroad and money corporations end mo
nopOlies, invested with and exercising poweri
belonging TO the Government, and not respon.
0ble to It for the manner OF their exercise.
=. That the constitution, giving Congress tn
power to borrow money, to declare war, TO rails
and support armies, to provide and maintain /
navy, never intended that the men who loaned
their money Tor IN interest COnsidcEati0n should
Be preferred 70 tho soldier ana sailor whe
perlled their lives and shed their blood on land
ana soa 10 defense Of their country, and VI
conoemn the cruel CLASS logislAtlon OF tho Re
publican party which, whilc protesting greaa
gratitude TO the soldier, has most unjustly die
cr1minated against him and In favor OF tn
Oondn0ioef.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09
To AVOID danger from rear collisions,

To AVOID danger from rear collisions,
. newspaper correspondent suggests
that the rear car be emptied instantly
whenever train comes to stop else
where than at station. We would sug-
gest that some II the worst rear coils
IONS have been at stations notably that
1T Revere, SO that it might be we'll to
empty the rear car there too. Il is an
Irish philanthropist, We believe, who
proposed to take radical measures and
leave off the rear car entirely.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09
Taking Care or the Ccdars.

The cedars Of Lebanon are now in
closed by heavy wall, and the pick
nicking tourists who have been in the
habit Of building fires ont Of their twige
and against their trunks and distributing
sardine boxes and scraps Of paper under
their shades will no longer offend travel
ers who feel reverence for these relics
Of antiquity. It is the most emil ghtened
thing the Turks have done for some time
past, and we have to thank Rustem
Pasha for it.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

Reports are current in Europe that
the Gear will abdicate after his coronation,
unless tho condition OF Russia improves, and
on his estate.
OF the Nihilists on trial at st. Peters.
burg, ten have been condemned to death, and
eleven will be sentenced to various terms Of
penal scrvitade.
The election Of Davitt, the Irish pa
tr,ot, a. member Of the House Of Commons
VAS declared By that body null and void By
vote Of 2os to %.
Gen. Sherman has left Washington on
tour Of inspection OF the military posts on tho
Mexican frontier.
China is preparing for hostilities with
Japan on the Loochoo issue.
Representatives Of thousands Of un-
employed persons In London waited on the
lord Mayor to ~sk his advice in regard to emit
grafton They were urged TO confer with sir
Alexander GILT. tho Canadian Commissioner.
A great sensation was produced
throughout Great Britain by An attempt
to assassinatc Queen Victoria She was 6red
1t a. abe was leaving tho Great Western rail-
road station, in London. for Windsor Castle
A miserAbly dressed man named Roderick
MacLain. I native Of Sonthsea, and insane,
was the assassin. The Queen did not know the
shot had been fired, and suffered no i'll conse-
qucncc. But for the intervention OF the
police the crank would have been roughly ham
died by the people. During Queen vIctoria's
reign Of forty-four years this u the seventh
personal attack made upon her.
AacLean, who 6red upon Queen Vic.
toriA, was examined by the Windsor borough
Justices On his person Was found : letter
written befors the shooting, in which he said
he Vas compelled 10 commit crime against the
hroacd sr,s,ccracy because OF the insufficient
relief offered him. Policemen testified that no
aimed straight at the royal carriage. which was
thirty PAGES distant After q search Of
an hour the bullet was found Embedded in
the ground. When the carriage containing
the pri~ouer left the Town Hall, twenty men
endcavored 10 overturn it. The discovery has
been made that MscLeSn WAS discharged from
the Wells Asylum last September, and has
until recently been IN inmate OF the asylum at
weston-Snpcr-Ma Mare. sympathetic messages
have been revived by the Queen from oil ma
llone