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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-16

Francis JOSeDaS Long Title.

The following is the official title OF
the Emperor Of Austria. etc, taken
from the convocation Of the diets OF
Bohemia. Austria, etc, of date Aug. y.
1882: Francis Joseph l.. by the grace
of G;od Emperor OF Austria, King OF
Hungary and Bohemia, King Of Ralma-
tin. Croatia. Slavonia. Ga .licia, Iodome-
ria, and lllyria. King of Jerusalem, etc. !;
archdnke Of Austria: Grand Duke of
Tuscany and Cracow: Duke of Lorraine; !;
Saizhurg, Styria, Carinthia. carniola,
and the Bukovina: Grand Prince ot
Transylyania; Marsrave of Morasia ;
Duke of Silesia. Upper and Lower, Of
Mo,lena, Parma, Piaccn2a and Gnas-
talla, of Auschwitz ard Iator. OF
Tesehen. Friuli. Hagusi, and Iara
Count Prince OF Hapsbnrr and Tsrol, OF
kyburg, Gorizsa, and Giadisca; Prince
of Trent and Botzen; Margraye OF
Lusatia. Upper and Lower. and IN
Istria Count of Hoheneiths, Fcldkirch
Bregenz. Sonnenburg, tte.: Lord oi
Trieste, Of cattaro. and of the march ol
the Wcnas. Grand Noivole of the vol
vodate uf Servia, etc. There are foul
"etc..' and soon may he added Bosnia
Herzegovina, and Novi-Bazar. On,
can say of this lions lair ntlld restt
gia retrorsttni. for. though Parma ant
Molena, Frinli, Piacenza, and LORRAINE
have escaped apparently unknown
Lomharay and Venice are recognize.
defections, being eApurgated from tn
mosaic. Mall Gazette.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-16

President Arthur was accompanied
by nis brother TO the pAl-box at No. 402
Third avenue. New York, and voted the
straight Republican ticket
Col. Robert Ct. 1ngcrson attributes the
.PepabIican defeat to their refu III to REFUGE
t4xation, reform the tariff, and the fight for
office He believes Cen Sherman wi be
the next President, upon whom Republicans
of all shades Of opinion can TN t..
There will he one Republican in the
next Delaware Legislatue-a hold over
Senator
Gov. Long. it is said. will succeed to
Mr.. Hoar's seat in the United States Senate.
James G.. Blame informed personal
friend at Boston that he wished no politi al
prcfermcnt, and would on n account be-
come a candidate for any office
The Springfield flll.) Register nomi-
na'es William NJ Springer for Speaker Of
the House.
Randall, of Pennsylvania, and Car
Isle, of Kentucky, are both Irominently
snoken of in connection with the s, eaker-
ship.
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Cost OF Liquor to England

Mr.. William Hoyle, author of Our
National Resources and How they are
Wasted" has issued a pamphlet under
the title of "The Drink Traffic and its
Evils" filled with alarming statistics.
to the nations wealth of some I20O,-
100000. 1t imposes upon the country
an army Of some 100000 habitual
drunkards and 100000 occasional
drunkards. 1t causes over 3,ooUuoO Of
the population of the country to have
to apply for parish relief yearly. and it
occasions at least another 100000 to
he constantly living on the verge Of
destitution. 1t leads to 100000 cases of
crimes, and 100000 of them to lapse
ito habits of vagrancy, or to "Iive by
begging, picking, rilfering, and steal
ing" 1t entails upon the country
some 10000 or 10000 lunatics, and
causes 10000 premature deaths an
nuallv, many of them drunkards them
selves: besides all the social misery
which the traffic brings to parents and
wives and children and their friends,
who are ill-treated and punished. per-
haps starved and furnished, and who
ultimately succumb to the cruelty and
neglect they have to endure. Mr.. Hoylc
points out that if the drink shops of
the United Kingdom were placed end
to end they would form street stretch
ing from Lands End in Cornwall, to
John O'GIoa,'s at tho north Of Scot
land, over 6IO miles. To grow the So
600 bushels Of gram or produce neces-
sarv to manufacture the E1a 100000
worth Of drink which has yearly been
consumed since 1870 corntield would
he needed stretching two and a half
corniield five miles wide and
$40 miles long. On the right
hand side. every quarter of mile,
there would he a brewery, every three
quarters OF mile there would he q
malt manufactory. and every two miles
distillerv. On tie left-hand side Of
the street every three-quarters of mile
there would be large union workhouse
in which to lodge indoor panrers who
had been impoverished by drinking,
| and. in addition, row of houses the
whole length Of the street, for out door
paupers When we had proceeded two
| miles there would be reformatorv or
industrial school for the reclamation
| Of youAg criminals. Having gone two
miles further monster lunatic ASYLUM.
| Supposing the whole Of this population
| to lie turned out into the street. ,OOO,-
900 paupers, 100000 drunkards, say
500 900 criminals, 100000 Migrants. and
say 7u,OlO lunatics If these were placed
three abreast and two yards apart they
would form procession which would
reach from Lands End to John
oGroat's. In addition. the author asks
the reader to imagine the burial of the
10. 400 persons who yearly die prema.
turelv through drink Picturing the
dead being carried along the street to
their last rcsting-place, and .supposine
each funeral procession extending twen-
tv wards. then there would be a process
sion oe funerals six hundred and forty
| miles long. In the face OF such facts
the author demands that with one united
and IRRESISTIBLE voice the people should
demand from the Legislature that immc
diate steps be taken to free the colntr,
from a traffic which is SO utterly n
war With the well-being Of the commu
pity
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Rear Admiral Charles IL. Poor died
OF apoplexy ut Washington.
The Mississippi River Commission
has sent in its estimates of the sum needed
for work during the next fiscal year They
ask for the same sum appropriated by Con-
gress last year, being about s4,s5e,oW for
the Mississippi alone. The estimates have
not yet been acted upon 10y the Secretary OF
War. hut will probably be approved without
change and forwarded to the Secretary OF
the Treasury, who will send them to Con-
gress.
Henry George, the land and labor re-
former, called up II s serstary Ere inghussen
and expressed his satisfaction with the apol-
o.y made by England for his arrest.
I'm IL special report to the Secretary
of War, Gen sherman strikes out boldly Ton
pelmanent military posts, recommending
the expenditure OF 81 .o3a,No per aanum tos
five wears to m@ke coed quarters for lhe
army fur the next half century.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-16

is a sort Of soapstonc blue. That is the
color Of all the rivers and mountain
streams that are fed from glaciers. The
glacier, though it shows no more motion
than an inch or SO year, is river Of
ice continually flowing down the mount
ain gorges and melting away. 1t rolls
the stones beneath it over and over till
it polishcs them off round and grinds
their sharp corners to powder. As the
ice melts and the water flows away this
limestone dust minglcs with, saturatcs
and colors it. Thus the streams that
flow from the glaciers are always Of an
Opaque blue-gray color from the grind
ing Of the glacier over rocks, while the
mountain brooks from melted snow are
clear and pure as crystal. You can tell
which is which the moment You see q
stream Of water. - Cor. Cincinnati
(s1nl IN o11.inI
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS GLBANINGs.

The report is received at the city OF
Mexico oil the murder by natives OF the Gov
ernor OF the State of Tobasco and the Sec
retars nj State.
The first decided movement 10 crush
out the expanding dressed-beef trade OF
Chicago las been made ut Albany, Were
Wi liam III Vanderbilt and others have or
canized with capital OF $1,000, oea to dis
,r huta frozen Acats throughout the country
at cost
The failures throughout the United
States for the past week, ending Nov. IL,
numbered lil, and exhibit greater im-
portance than usual.
The Nickel Plate road is running its
ira ns into the Vanderbilt depot at Buffalo,
on Il cont act for one year, and appears TO
be fully identified with the Lake Shore.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

The weather at st. Petersburg is cx-
trcmely cold AM navigation is closed. The
River Ncva is blocked wi h ice
1t is reported That Russia is urging
the Sultan to send commission to Egypt,
with a naval demonstration
Admiral Seymour is now member
OF the British reerage, with the title Of
Baron Accstcr.
There il great distress among the
victims of incendiarsm Mt Alexandria who
are wait ng to be paid indemnity. and they
have been compelled to appeal to private
charity in order 10 sustain themselves.
Floods and tempest weather III Eng
land rctard wheat sowing, and opinions arc
expressed that the acreage next year will be
greatly reduced
The peace negotiations in progress
between Chilli and Peru are said TO have been
finally broken off, and President Calderon
has been sent into confinement by the Chil-
ians
The Prince of Wales, in accepting the
Craftsmanship of the Longfellow Memorial
Committee, expresses his great satisfaction
mt being afforded an opportunity to show his
high appreciation OF Longfellow and his
works
A project for building a network OF
railways in the German Eastern provinces
for strategic purposes will be submitted at
the next session OF the Reichstag
4 frightful explosion occurred in the
Clay Cross mines in Derbyshire, England, by
which thirty persons lost their lives, most OF
whom were Golfers. Buildings five miles
d slant fsom the scene of the horror were
, shattered by the conclusion.
The American Consul at Dunkirk,
France, writes that the imports of corn have
decreased because OF heated cargoes, sent
I Down the Mississippi ia barses To New Or
leans
Gladstone. in speech at the Lord
Mayors banquet in London, expressed con-
tent at the improved condition OF ireland,
ard asserted that judicious leg Station wou d
be the foundation Of a greater harmony
between the two countries. He clauded the
] work of the army in Egypt, and expressed
belief that England's glory would hold its
place until the end of time.
After a heated debate, the corpora
ton of Dublin passed resolutions against
! presenting Gen. Woseley with the free-
dom of the city.
| A Dublin newspaper deduces from
Gladstone's speech at the Lord Mayors
banquet that he feels the imposition of the
! Coercion act on Ireland was constitutional
wrong.
! The French journals attribute the
| suppression of the French control in Egypt
| to Dnfferin's influence, and fiercely attack
| what they tenn the bad policy and bad faith
/ of Grant Britain
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LATER NEWS ITEMS.

A train on the Cuba extension of the
Bradford, Eldred and Cuba railroad, white
running ut high rate of speed. was de-
rallied and thrown off the trestle near Clark
vile Pa The engine, tender, basgage-car
and two passenger ears We're hurled into the
gorge thirty feet in depth. James France.
engineer, Charles Sterressey. fireman, and
the bagya- master We're killed. Several
passengers were also killed 4 large num-
ber were seriously injured. The engineer
was trying to make up lost time.
Josiah b. Smith and wife, of Santa
Ana, Cal /, became insane on religious sub
jects, and murdered their young son by cut
ting his throat. claiming that the sacrifice
was ordered by the Lord.
William McComber murdered Mar
tin Wolf at Miller, d. T., and attempted to
hide his crime by burning the body. When
McComber was apprehended hy the Sheriff
he drew a revolver and shot himself dead.
A daughter made her appearance in
the royal household at Madrid
Gladstone has declared his desire
for local self-goyernment for Ireland.
The defeat of the Republicans in
this country is regarded by the English rs Il
refutation of Herbert Spencer's assertions
in regard to -bossism-a
Lord Granville has assured the
French Government that the French ccntrol
| in Egypt will be continued in a position to
examine the finances
! Russia, protiting by the lombard
! msnt of Alexandria, has ordered the con-
struction of nine new war vessels and the
strengthening OF the delenses Of Cron-
stadt
The Duke of Neweastlc has arrived
Mt Boston from L!yerpSM
Alaskan Indians having captured tive
white men whom they refused To rcader
the Uni ed states revenue cutter colma
shelled the native village and destroyed ;
number of canoes. Several Indians Neit
ki.le and the prisoners We're released
Through the political patronage o
Lou siana William Pitt kellogg hopes to b
nom mated Vice President in 1884
Frank Hurd and other leading Dem
ocrat, of Ohio have arranged for a tarii
AM. labor banquet Mt Columbus, Jan
when Thurman, Mcdonald, Watterson am
others will respond to toasts.
In Frankfort, Ky, n negro tried t.
pitch hay and smoke his pile at the sam
time. The result was the destruction O
sstuo worth Of property.
Amanda Watts, Texan negrcss
Killed the child oil another negress throug
revenge. VII n locked up child was hoi
to her, and she dashed the infaats brain
out a .anst the wal
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What q Grecnhacker Thinks.
From the Chicago Express.

From the Chicago Expressl
1t is Democratic G landslide, as was cx-
pected The Republicans dsgus,ed with
Hubbellsm bossism and stalwart sm, have
let the thing go by default The Democratic
party has won. not upon ITS own merits. hut
upon its cne,nys dement's In the Soath the
Democrats have scarcely he d their own.
TIE people OF Massa husetts have taken
that lively citiz n, Ben Butler, down from
shelf and busted him of fot acton. He seems
to be almost as good as new. Two men sur
vive the craeh of machines and the W, eek of
st .tesmen this ,ear--Butler ard Il ane.
They have carried their States. their
white rlumes will be seen in the fray
again. Folger Is terribly beaten. The adj
III nistraticn Is humi iatci. New York pre-
sen,s her compliment to the dan " Pre>i-
dent S,alwartism is us dead as Guitcau.
The people are sick of all old spoils
fiction Thy are ready for new DIAL.
The old lines cannot stand the storm much
longer
The first repor,s give no details of Green
back Labor and Anti Monopoly votes. They
will, be fished up out OF the bottom Of the
boxes iii a few days. Let US wait patiently
for the official count.
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LATER ELECTION RETURNS.

Later returns from Colorado elect Judge
Belford, Republican, to Congress- The
Legislature Is Republican, which insures TO
that party the Senator to be elected. The
entire Republican State ticket Is elected, ex-
cept Governor.
Returns from every county in Pennsylva-
MIA, Of which fifty SIX are official, give Patti
son, Democrat, for Governor, 50, so plurality
over Beaver, Republican.
The Legislature Of Nevada is . tie on Joint
bal OF.
Full returns from the Kentucky election
show that White, Republican, is reelected
10 Congress in the Tenth district, thus giving
the Republicans two congressman from the
COrn-cracker State
The following is the complexion Ct the
Nebraska Legislature: Senate, Republicans,
u; Democrats, II; Anti Monopolists. g.
House, Republicans. 45; Democrats, 80;
Anti Monopolists IS
Complexion Of illinois Legislature: Senate.
81 Republicans, ~ Democrats; House. u
Republicans, 76 Democrats, independents
The vote in Illinois on State officers =
Treasurer and superintendent Of Public In
struction. lis very ose.
The political complexion of the California
Legislature is: Senate, 2s Democrats, II Re
publicans: House. 81 Democrats. q Re-
publicans-a Democratic majority OF over
two-thirdR
Delaware Legislature: Senate, 8 Demo-
crafts. Republican; House, 50 idly Demo-
cratic.
Indiana Legislature: Senate. - Democrats,
= Republicans; House, 20 Democrats, 20
Minnesota Legislature: Senate. "a Repub-
licans, 10 Democrats, 8 Greenbackers; I;
House. 76 Republicans, % Democrats, 5 In
dependents
In Nebraska, the Democratic candidate for
State Treasurer, Sturtevant, is elected by
t.
elected Regent by 1900 Dawes, Republican
candidate for Governor, has about 1000 ma
jority,
The Democratic majority in the New Jer-
&c, Legislature is seven on Joint ballot
Pennsylvania Legislature: Senate. 20 Re-
publicans. 81 Democrats; House, llO Demo-
Gratis, VI Republicans
Wisconsin Legislature: Senate, Is Repub-
lcans, Is Demo rats; Ass smblv, A Repub-
licans, 81 Democrats, S Independents
Raymond, Republican candidate for Con-
gress in Dakota, receives nearly $500 ma
jority.
The Republicans have 80 majority In the
Legislatures in the House and in the
Senate.
Returns from all the counties In Illinois
give Smith Republican candidate Tor Treas
uier, . majority of >. .2Ss over Orendosf,
Democratic candidate Mclaughlin, Green,
back candidate, poled Gtaa votes ard
Irwin, pIohibitionist, received i12 votes.
Offical vote for Governor of Connecticut
Waller. Dem 5a,n3o; huxley. Rep, 81, ST.
Roger prohib, S,l.
Note OF New York city: Cleve' and, Dem,
la5,345: Foger, Rep, I7.7l4 Cleveand's
majority, 77,t3l. Hancock's majority ovel
Garfield was Al .Sl
Elect on returns and estimates in Illino
ind cate the adoption of the Canal act, ant
the defeat of the state House mp ropriation
Foyer carried only seven counties III ths
State of New York. cleveand's majority i
now placed Mt 1914. 80
Buffers plurality in Massachusetts, is Is,
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Independent Comment.
From the Chicago Timcs.l

4 year ago such political revolution a.
was consummatcd In this country yesterday
would have been considered impossible. To-
day it excitss not even ripple OF surprise
Much has heen done in the past three months
by the chiefs Of the defeated party to con-
vince tie American eople that, In the inter-
cst 0i political morality AM common pnDhc
Gccencf, Il change was necessary The effect
81 that Wort> will he Almost universally ac-
cnrt.d as in accordance with the eternal fit
ne.s of things
Amid tie general slaughter OF the political
10 sct, the like Of which hasn't been seen in
q tct me it must be matter Of regret that
the most intnerant as well as the meancst
Of them all, Malone, of Virginia, escapes
with slight injury Still his victory, If it
III as represented, can hardly be more
ti3an thort-liyei The President,
having lost such a list of States
~ Nm York his home: Pennsylvania, the
one of his Trusted Lieutenant, Mr.. Don
G mer II: New HAMPSHIRE tie home Of his
aggressive Secretary OF the Navy; Connecti-
cut, Ohio, possibly Michigan; Indiana. which
had no savior this yea. Mr. Star-Route Dor
se. whom the PRECEDENT toasted two years
az heins almost wiahia the shad w OF the
p.iiteatiary: Wisconsin possibly; Colorado,
& stalk ny ground of his man Teller; Cali
fornia and divers and sundry oth"r strong
hoi,s Of his Jarty, will ha div care to exert
iinscf again for the satisfaction of y tty
boz III th- Old Dominion Though IL exhibit
unm stakable signs OF life, the President will
probably Ie inclined 10 let the tail 90 With
The hiae Unsustained by Federal parpna.
Malone will surely 90 to the wall.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-16

rangcmcnt Of Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
SYMPTOMS or A DISEASED LIVER.
Bad Breath; Pain 10 the side, sometimes the
pain Is felt under the Shauldcr-blade, mistaken for
Rheumatism gener. loss Of appetite. Bowels
generally costive. mctimes alternating with lax:
the head is troubled with pain is dull and heavy,
with considerable loss Of memory, accompanied
with apaintu sensation ofleaging undonc something
which ought 70 have been done slight dry cough
and flushed face is sometimes an attendant often
mistaken for consumption The patient complains
u wearness and debility. nervous. easily startled;
feet cold or burning, sometimes prekly sensation
OF the skin exists. spirits low and respondent
and, although satisfied that exercise would be hene-
fetal, yet one can hardly summon up fortitudc TO
try it-in fact, distrusts every remedy Several
Of the above symptoms attend the disease but cases
have occurred when but few of them existed, yet
examination after death has shown the Liver 10
have been extensively deranged.
II should be used by all persons, old and
young, whenever any Of the above
symptoms appear.
PersOns Travelling or Living In Tn.
healthy Localities. by taking dose OCCASION
ally to keep the Liver in healthy action. will avoid
all Malaria, Bilious attacks, Dizziness, Maui
sea, Drowsincss, Depression of Spirits, etc. Ii
will invgorate like glass Of wine, but ID no in
toxicating beverage.
II Yon have eaten anything hard Of
digestion. or feel heavy after meals, or sleep
less at night. take dose and You viii be relieved.
Time and Doctors BILLS will be saved
by always keeping the Regulator
In the Housel
For, whatever the ailment may he. thoroughly
safe purgativc, alternative and tonic can
never be out OF place. The remedy is harmless
and does not interfere with business or
pleasure.
IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE,
And has all the power and efficacy u Calomel or
Quininc without any OF the injurisus after effects.
A Governors Testimony.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been in use in my
family for some time, and am satisfied it is
valuable addition TO the medical science.
GILL SHORTER, Governor of Ala.
Hon. Alexander IL. stephens, Of Ga.
saws Have derived seme benefit from the use cf
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish to Civ. il a
further trial.
"The only Thing that never fails to
Kclicve."-l have used many remedies for Dys.
pcpsa, Liver Affection and Debility hu, never
have found anything TO benefit me o. the cxter.
Summons Liver Regulator has sent from Min
nesota 10 Georgia for it, and would send further f..
such medicine, and would advise all Who are sim
Harry affected 10 give il trial il the only
thing that never fails to relieve.
L, NJ. JANNur, Minneapolis Minr
DIR. T. w. Mason says: From actual ek-
perence IN the use Of Simmons Liver Regulator II
my. practice have been and am satisfied to uss
and prescribe 1t as a pargative medicine.
E-s"Take only the Genuine, which always
has on the Wrapper the rcd Trade Mark
and Signature of j. III. ZEILlS Il co,
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-16

the New York election of yes crfiay serves
M an object Lesson As ii party the Rapvlb-
licans are about where they were eight Years
ago. It hns lost un,.cr Arthur the ground
gained after 1t go rid of Grant
II the Republican parry |, To hav a future
If Ii Is TO retain the national Coy rntnent
beyond the next Presidential cet nit
must be relieved Of Its bosses Stalwart-
ism must be blown away ike 4 bad smell In
high w nd And we mus, drop the ialat-
the Democratic parry, and there are an
abundance III vOttrs opposed to that pariy
to deft,at 1t II they can b. permitted to eyer-
ciFe their common sense and common rigi t.
Of Republican citizens; but they are not TO
be subor. lfn,ted to the vulgar domination Of
bosses and the desyoic capriees OF vainglo-
rious pretendcrs To statesman hip.
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Republican Exp anations.

IFrUm the CIeyelahu III raId.I
The general dsast. which overlook the
Republican nominees cannot be laid 10
merely local causes The liquor question
may have had a certain influ nee Ii, re and
tn re, hut whore the d moraiization was
gr. at.st that quest on was no III the slight
est degree an issue. TIE +, al cause was the
same everywhere, was Al once general and
local, and was of sufficient potency to sver-
bear the strongest local issues and bury the
best tickets beneath q mountain Of adverse
votes