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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-11

TIE thriving city Of Racine, wls., has suf-
ftre-l from terrible confagratson- During tho
prevalence OF . strong northeast wind.
flames Lroke on. IN the warehouse
OF the Goodrich Transportation Com
rany, and swept with incredibls
ratldity through the adjacent lumber yards and
10 the -. Paul elevator. from which IL spreai
10 business houses aud manufactures. Blocks
Of buildings we're licked mp with : rapidity ter
rIbIe to behold Chicago aud Milwaukee were
appealed TO for aid IN suhduing the storm OF
fire. and responded by promptly sending several
engines The los 1t tuis writing il mot known.
bur il very heavy.
.ArEk-The hre burned over An area OF
about seven and . half acres. The number OF
buildings burned is forty-four, and 10000. 900
feet ~ lumber consumed. Tie total lo~s will
- In the EeishbOrhuoi Of sGcO. .0O0. with over
:250.9dU insurance. For the most part the
bui.dings destroyed had deprecated in yalus.
The u,ine-. Of the town MAS going in differ
eat direction The stocks were mostly saved,
- the owners had ample time to remove them.
The cli1..n- are talking already about reorsan-
izng their ire department ~ ~ make II more
effective.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-11

France . at war With Anan, and has
so<asartei and taken liz c.:g of Hanoy.
Tie Polish Jews ~ant to emigrate 70
Pasesta1=-
The exodus Of Jerz from ali part. D.
Er-sEa Las e.Ereaesd- ringing atort great
es<.fzr 20 = t-e forssSl enrn trade, s.l-h ~s
aia.o-s -vesa.sre.T 10 tex hani.-
Ls-Hi. Da1enho1er uas received BY
tie Ea4aeror ani Empress Il g. Petersburg
s.1~ssisez-sss he vi.ited Alexis. the Minister Of
MARI All Gen Iynatse1- Tie audience
~ltn Axis a@ted ihres-41arters u - bour.
TIE Graa3 Dixie legged % BE- remembered 10
q. Ii .rsers<se n Acers-a
Secretary Forster explained 10 the
Ho7ae n conar-ea- tha. b rs~agned b@-rAn-e
Is co1d nns lzree % the Unconditional release
G The sa-p<csz- The Coerzoa acs, be sAid.
-. arnxer Up The Lani League or pot i 1Dder
r<Efs-1ats. tzss he feared the work wo1Id b.
znzooe bT opening The prlson doors Parnell,
II 20 alone, rozd hare become the rorro~ned
King Of Ireland
In the House Of Commons, on the 4th
inst. HArcn1rt, HCne Secretary. announced
tat TIE Goseranen. mad determined 70 release
Na-aAel Dz~a.s fron pr,sonL Replying TO :
g1-StiCn ~ NJ. Joseph cpren, tke Hone Sec
rssarv -sid Nschaes Davi-t lad been reiea4ed for
TIE same reassn~ - those Tor which the
"r1-sects had beea released So conditions
sss- as'acted 10 bis release except these at-
sae1esi 10 hss rse~1o14 Eberztion
The King of Greece has turned the
Ers. I'd d the proposed Cerinth canal
The fact Las developed that thirty
hs4- Eers lot on the steamer Rodge1s. which
- wrecE@1 whzle searching for the survivors
II .he J-au-1@.t1 u TIE Arctic regions
From Engineer Melville, Of the jean
n<ste. comes The nselancholy ne~s dated 1t Lena
Delta. Narrh f. that the i~zd bodies of Le1.
u Lons ard b. party hare been sound- and
rs.h t.sn al their papers and books The in
formation VII excite no surprise, - I'll hope Of
tbs s--vsTaI 81 the partv had long since fed,
hu. !. FlsI none The less b recesved With feel
ing cf Pity f5r the awful -nH-rings and mourn
mi fate 0. tie brave eIplorerz-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-11

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-11
What She Would DO.

The NV York .Nens SAYS II loving
couple arr cut riding in two horse
wagon, and the gearing gives way. it is
the best plan for the driver 20 hold his
team and the woman To hold her tongue.
II the Nsns ptragrapher WAS not a
married man Of fiteen years standing
and sitting-he would gisc different ad-
vice. He woull advise the Young
woman ~ throw her arms arontd ,h.
Young nan. Eeck and hoIl on. That i,
what s4s nen.a 10. any how. Norris
foaH Usraid.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-11
A Y.aae xaa with . Nssi,e.
~. lS,ul. I,ssn.ssA.i

.Aha, l sce, l se throash II III
now" exclaimed prominent attorney.
8 he turned 10 trend in The clerks
ofsee III the circuit court After looking
over tho return d.cArs: II - throngh
the young mans game now.
ssWhAt 10 yoa meant exclaimed the
gentleman addressed
II mean. r~sumcd the Attugney.
..shAt thAf young man." tpoans,ng 10 :
name On the docket ''haa srscd . play
il very 6ne On me-
..Hov - that's"
well. viii trll you Snme time
ago the young man pretended - he IN
love with nv daughter. He called =
my house quite frequently. ossensih,y
for the puypcss ot paying his respects 10
that young LADY, but invariably engaged
me ii conversation. While talking he
alvays preached the subject u Law and
LAWYERS, md asked nv opinion oo Ger
tain po,uta. Thm hs continued night
after night, until suspected his object
IN visiting ny house. ana followed him
10 the front .loor and told hun that when
he returned 10 make another call he
could obtain my opinion concerning The
lrca, questions h. desired ~ have an
swerrd BY bringing go With him. That
call Vas his last. never thought any,
thing more IL the matter until | locked
NJ this docket. He hAs instituted caae
-, and has employed an",Asr altar.
ney to prosecute his case. - vna 80
The rsscal simply eonrted my daughter
iur the purpose u obtaining l~gai cran-
ian from No fres of charge. While b. WAS
Advising Il ths same time with another
attorney.
.WaAr are yoa doiag ncrey- sa,d Oh
Sotrrsisiss a. tramp sho vas lying o.
has front stop. gaping q the moon.
What am dciux herr Y. echoed III
lazy rascal. endravoring te supprrs. e.
otner gape. why I'm ssudylng ~ssAee-
ics" How soy- qa~ri-d The cursoa.
proprietor. "Oh. replied the io.isr.
I'm sa~niag after the unataAipahle. :
= HnSkgnsnrk Rsex..sl.ks~nA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-11

pre>by.cr;ar-. 81 Lnslerans. u. Bap-
ti~ts. IS: Ep:srolsallans. ) Jew. =;
Christians. 2: no religion or ilosal train
inc. g-3. There are IL wiso cann0'
either real or write. AMI noae aLo hayr
llisrzl s-iurastnyas
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-11
The Drawback.
Texas $ Siftinsp.I

II have heard" said Gus De Smith TO
Nose Scumbu,g, ''that the fello. who
stole your money and ran off with it has
been killed in Colorado. He has c.r-
tainly gone to hades. You ought to he
glad. Il would be much more glai ven
/ got mine money pack" responded
Nose; 1T didn't do me no goot ven dot
tam rascal goes to dot blace, ven | hev
to bay his travelling expenses ou,en my
ru-, hacEox
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-11

2suanh - ovaay oW1D n 1eas hsva shsvs = hay nns
s . % sssss 1n4.
60 eo.sn a.
sks FAAANs
Health
N.ss1 cie.sa aas "oa sksa"
~' Gss.s > g T.a.i.s = ding.
. q. ME111lx. ". O. yAH11@k Az =: cARfEMKh nnon
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-11

LongfellOw's Ancestry.

A writer in . weekly contemporary
gives an interesting and vsinal,s. account
u the ancestry u Henry Walswcrsh
Long.cllow. According 70 this writer,
the great grandfather Of the pot,
stephen Lonefellox, Was , native q
Newbury, Massachusetts,. The grand
gather of Stephen L.ngfellow WAS born
in New Hampshire County. England.
about the year l65l. He came IN early
life to Newbmy, where he married Anna
Sevall, . sister of Chief Justice Sewall.
He was drowned in the Gnif Il 81. Law
renee during Sir William PhipIs exp-li-
dition TO Quebec in ldal OF his six
children, one MAS the father OF Stephen
L0ngfellow. who went 70 Portland in
l745-an event chronicled Ia PArson
Smith's Journal. He became black
smith. and married Abigail Thompson in
l7ll His son Stephen was horn IN
l723. The latter Was sent to Harvard
College, where he was graduated. The
young collegian opened q scheol IN Port
land. after having served - a p-.lagogu.
IN York. He held good and honorable
position in town during his life, became
the father oi three sons, and died ~ :
ripe age. Only one of his sons. another
Stephen. had children. and the eldest of
these Was likewise called Stephen. This
new Stephen made his home in Gorham
during his peaceful career. married Pa
tience Young. aud produced another
Stephen. TO the closs of his life.
says the writer. who has gathered all IN.
details Of the Longfellov peligrre. n.
wore the old style dress-short clothes.
. long waistcoat, and white top hootS
He was , man Of sterling qualities u
mind and heart. great integrity. and
sound common sense" The Ia,
Stephen Was the Father Of Henry Wa.is
worth Longfellov. He entered Harvard
College in 1794. and was fAyor.tr IN his
class. He was m earnest student and
left the college with full share II
honors. After graduating he entered
the Law office Of Salmon Chase. an uncle
of Chief Justice Chase, and Was admitted
70 the bar in lSOl. His practice MAS,
from the beginning. large and lucrative
In 1904 he married Ziepah. eldest slaagh.
ter of General Peleg Wadsxorth. a d.
scendant Of John Alden. IL Plymouth.
Il was in the house of Abigail Longfrl.
low, : sister IT stephen, thar the ps~s
was born. seventy-iive years ago. lie
vas named after Lieutenant Harry Wasls.
worth. Stephen I.ongfellow, after has-
ing passed through : long and note-
worthy career. died in lSi9, The poet
married Mary :. Potter when he VA,
about twenty four. but his wife li,ei
only four years. Eight years later he
married Frances Elizah~th Arplrton.
whose tragic death il familiar ~ Al.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-11

A GENTLEMAN somewhat advanced in
life. aud who Was never remarkable for
his good looks. asked his grandchild
what he thought Of him. The boy's
parents were present Ihe youngsier
made no reply. Well. Why won't ron
tell me what you think of me r "Canse
! don't want - be licked. " was the IN
sWeY.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-11
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.ursIoA ,.utu ON s,H usq~. 'AlvuiH
lnq 'AIsolnb ln5 on, pt~s .1ou sssnd
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10 iSlo lss1w.-, an, uetqn o, ssSanA1d
al ,noqs paSpsu alu sn,uaS 10 SAN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-11
chills and Fever.

S0nm chills and Fever.
SKVJVYSvyxS Simmons LAYER Regn-
SIXAAXNAAS2AxS istnr soon breaks the
Ghslls and carries the
IAS1 Fever cut of the sy.seru
N0S II cures when ali ofhe,
S1 remedies FAIL
A H;1 Sick Headache.
z e :ss +: Z: e e: :; ; :;::
Regulator.
DYSPEPSIA.
The Regulator viii positively this terrible dis
eafe. ". assert emphstica.l, what ~e iro~ to BE-
true.
CONSTIPATION
shoi,li not be regard rifing siIne,.t- Nature
demands the utmost regularity Of he borsr Tnere-
fore srfist Nature hy taking Simmons Liver E-gu-
asnr. IL is harmless. ri q and efecsuzl.
PILES.
Relief hand for those who sufYe, day after dsy
with Pies II ha- cured hundreds. and vii cure you
MALARIA.
Persons may avoid Al by occasionally takins
dose Of Simmons Liver Regulator to keep the Liver
Il, healthy action.
BAD BREATH
corrected ty taking Sill. nIssEs Liver Regulator.
JAUN01CE.
Simmons Liver Regulator eradiczte& this dis
from the ssstein eayiny the fkn clear and free
all impurities
COIlC.
Children snffering with Col. soon experience
lief when Simmons Liver Regulator IL adm uistered
Adults also der..e great ieneft fre.n this medicine
Ii is not unpleasant; il harmless and eneri;ye
Purely vegetable.
CAUTION.
BE careful that You Sc: the genuine simiaois Liver
Regulator IN engraved White Wrapper. with red
z Trade Mark. stamp and Signature unbrokrn.
PREPARED ONLY BIT
=. IL. 2EIhxN sAs CO.,
Sold by al Druggists. PHILApKLPHIA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-11

csc . week tn yoer ON sova. Issns ssd eS OssAs
OVUfssa Addrss h HALLxzT Co. Portland Ma
lsyl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-11

@. Blame TO make the cp-sass foe -. n The
Hcnae
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-11

Secretary Folger has Issued Fali Tor
the r~zr.a ing . per cents Of Issi. amounting
70 sIi.2r
At tn@ Cabinet council, the other DAY,
i xxs d4ra6ad that the President -L0a.s; Issue
prprlaua.soa 10 the Arizona oox-Lo-- 70 dis
per-e, and n-e the troops % enforce the order
The following is the statement Of the
Ccslufroller Il Currency showing the amount.
os rEtsoczl-ssnk no;e~ and legalIendsr nota-
sass; sding - he dates OF the passage ot tie
ac.s 6. June - 1874. Jan II. ls75. ard Nav
81, i-7s, together with TIE amounts ousrtAnd-
inc ~ ed AL - increase or dncrease:
s.Fg0a aI-sasE sorfs
Am -ut.s~si1fg E1us -. ie-4 = .-@t.i-l
Am sasst>.s4assg Jaa. IL. ISIS sTi+-s.iJ,
Anas4sr.s asss4aesshg Nay u. l-1s.- 81 So,
AEsso1aas aaat@saaass1s4. &t c-ss esrc1Istsrn
ssT -.....-...--~-..-. - ssass.s1,
Dsr--s-s larsnr 80 az ,..sath.. szIs4-
fncr~xz-s aes Ma 4. i.sI...-.....--.. s.6s1.3.-
E.Dsz sor---
Amount standing s1-- - f~9s ss-fsssssss
Amount sszsaassas Ian. IL. i-ss.--. 5--ss.s-sss
Aa4ct1s f~S 1xaeT -. ~ Jan IL.
i--5. T. y u. l.7- .7-....-. cs.H-,s-t
Am5at: - tanslls 90 AMI s.Ees a.T
81. i<.s gt.s-io.e
sbe Iniis ~sase. - -sst@sn aasss =
ansesveat sJasiatsa- sssskr 4G.I
r-ssr.IS ! 1srraistaon asai-- SO Il
Jlne -. fs 1.-Eb s.fgS
Increase in i-so~sf during fh~ ls.s
laoi4th. Observation-Disclosures. a.soT..ie
Decrease In d Ye-.s SHOE MAJ |. ls-i- S.H.5,E-s
The President mas pardoned Fig
John Porter. This s all be could do. ur.dcrthc
decision Of !.;.orney Gebessl B.e ex-ser. 10 re-
heye him ef tie Disabilities imposed By the
court-martiai's act- The President. action, II
course, does pct re-;orc Fltz-Joln Porter
to the army ne: 10 It > step III that direction.
unless Congress shall pass y -peciai act for the
/ tenefit OF Porter authorizing the President 10
appoint him. A. that the pardon can effect i
] TO relieve Porter from the disqualification Of
/ holding cyiI ofac-. II Is known to be PGrter's
| intention 10 ades % secure the passage of
. b,li " I'll 81 -aTize the President 10 re-
store bin = ni- ~ ae rank.
The commla~ .of4er Of the General
Land Ofiee ends u SPECTATORS sre engaged
j, in PURCHASING soidi ]. aeclaratory papers for
| the I0catioa n puba sais, and efforts will be
made TO pr, . stcP y such Irregular trsn-ac-
/ tons
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Who Fill the Prisons.

The following statistics are given af
the 500 convicts at the Joliet PEN
itentiary Thirteen are barriers. 81
bakers. I bar-keelers lots of their Gus
tnmersD. II butchers. 81 clerks. % cooks,
- farmers. 3ls lahorers. lawyer,
ergyman twho killed his w,fep. 2 doc
tars. and iO7 Of Da occupation. There
Ire 55s t-etota'er-. ~. intemp~raie aud
s72 moderate drinkrr..' Of Roman
Catholics there are a76, M.thol,si., 81;
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Following Is . assatement Of the nblic
ceif nj tie cioee Of bnszne-s Apri 81
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-11

An attsche of . weekly journal in New
Orleans was called to account b. the son Of At
torner General Egan for an abusive artacse.
Shots we're exchanged in st. BERNARD parish.
without effect.
Hon. Horace Maynard dropped dead
OF heart disease at Knoxville. Tenn he Was
born IN Massachusetts. but went 70 Tennessee
after graduating Ut Amherst He xss eight
times elected to Congress, ani served - Min
ister to Turkey and Postmaster General Dur
ing the war lie was exiled from his home. and
suffered great lo~s of propert-.
At Greenvllle, Miss, DR.. Preston T..
Buckner was mistaken for q burglar by W. j.
Wentworth, and shot dead.
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D0IyGs Or CONGRESS.

II. EdnundA. fru0 ths judiciary ComnistsA.
reported 70 the ssnaG&, % ths ia insk, thaa
% sddihonAl lagiAlAt1oo i nssea1asy v
suppress AviessnaD U IL TssrIfories thas
The Prsadenx esn VAN the thieving RalG il
Ars1gn, 70 dizpe<se, and then use The army 70
rsssore order 11. Psodieson called atteuf4oa
70 thEs necs@iky a conseSring criminal jvs-
dsrtsOn upC1 Cur Ministers AMI Consu.1, 70
prevent cntx1ges o. American citizens u
the faf East An sppeopFiany1 Of t3s1-
60 vs rerommended 20 pusrhase ihs
AiIlson introduced bsIi % provide for the con-
axursiCn u the lI1nois and Nississipps rlvss
eAnAl On the bdli 10 repeAl he discrimination
Against ex-Cocsede9atss n the aTmy. . kofS0n
70 refer the MEASURE TO The JUDICIARY Commit
Ire vas CARED DAVID DAvn r.Ate - eiaho-
ss's ..ss as5i, q = 7. '., e. . H. E oss.
inerodnoed foe he appointnaens q
special commission 70 pfomoEe CON-
nesrzAl intercourse Nth South America f6
beard of three army engineer 20 deseymine
The beEs routes for ship canals between tie
70 The Gulf u MsElco aeroo Rlorsda and 70
txansfeT ths Indian Bureau 70 The War Depart
De1t. Il wAs asreed that On Nay The tail 70
extend the chaxten of national hanks should
b considered III. To~nsEend intro1ucsd :
resolution that the Presiden3 BE- requested ID
UeC010 IxDu NESxE8 kEG 8O3UxRu00 Oh III
treaties vh5ch PERM; the emigration %
Chinese, except for travel, education %
commerce, bat the House refused TO suspend
The rules A bsu vas passed for tuo judicial
dlStxicts in Iovs- The Hon&e refused 10 take
up . biI 70 tar American wines 10 cenfs per
bo.tie- BLls we're paAsed fos pubic buildings
as Detrost- Peoria. Gstvestoa, Denver. Co1nrI
Bluffs, Lyurhburg. Va, Jackson, Tenn. AID
Greensboro, n c., = total cot os u. 81, 600.
The m0Gioo 10 seS9 70 IL JUDICIARY Comnit-
tee the blu removing IL disqualification Of sz-
Confederases foe army appointmsnss vas do
feafed in the Sonata, . tie "a inst, By The vots
a. DAVID Davis. The biu 70 give twelve COZ
ceaned cannon % IL 1ogtCn Monumental
Association Of Indiana vas passed Ihs
House bin for pubic building
1t Quincy. H.. vAs paseed, and the Hcnse
amendment % the ~ Tor : p0stOfhce q Pccria
~as coEcurredin, making the sppguprsatioo
s21. Con. Nr. LApham proposed . coost1tu-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-11

Simmons Liver Eegu-
iats,r soon breaks the
thills and carries the
Fever Gu; of the system
II cures when nj other
rnlpfiiaa sa.i
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HOUSE.

Washington S.-Bills introduced
By Calkins, to aid in making fur.
ther Arctic explorations, and detail
ing Master Lucien Young as COM
mander Of the expedition. 1t auth
Orizes the secretary Of the navy to
purchase a vessel of the proper size
and structure for the expedition, at
a cost not exceeding $4,000, and ap-
prOpriates 100000 for the expenses
of the expedition.
By Bragg, for the relief of FitZ-
John Porter and the authorization
of the President to appoint Porter
to the same position and rank in the
army which he held when dis
missed, and in his discretion to
place him on the retired list.
The House considered the bill to
enlarge the powers of the depart
ment of agriculture.
Kennel, West Virginia, spoke IN
favor of the substitute offered by
him, providing for department Of
industries to consist OF division OF
agriculture and division Of COM
merce. Speeches in favor Of the
pending measures were delivered by
Carpenter. of Iowa, Geddes, of Ohio,
Rich of Michigan, and MuldOon Of
Mississippi.
Recess-The Speaker said he
would be absent two days, and Bur-
rows of Michigan, would occupy
the chair.
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from all quarters of the house. On
an early day he would propose a
measure dealing with the question
of arrears Of rent. Sir Stafford
NOrthcote seconded the motion Of
Gladstone for an adjournment. He
promised that the opposition would
support government in a measure
for the repression of crime. He con-
sidered the occasion too sad for more
than a passing tribute of respect to
the deceased.
Parnen expressed the detestation
of all 1rishmen for crime. He said
he believed it was committed in
order to Illustrate his cause. He
did not deny that government
might be compelled to take steps to
restore order in Ireland. He was of
the opinion that the crime was
the work of those to whom
he had always been opposed.
Forster, just retired from the chief
secretaryship of Ireland, and James
Lowther, who held that office under
the last conservative administration
eulOgized Under Secretary Burke
for his unwearing diligence.
The House then adjourned until
Thursday.