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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

A rent-collector Of Olo0melo0, Ire-
land, vas mostally shoe vhils driving 70 church
with biz family. and polios sab-inspsctor was
fatally wounded in disturbance in County
Sligo.
Some citisens Of RAvsnna, Italy, as-
ssmblsd 10 csleheate the anniversary OF tn
Paris OommunA 4 conflict with the troops en-
sued, ID which ons soldier was killed and
another wounded
Rxmarck. being questioned ON some
SUBJECT relating TO internal aRAira replied that
b.. time and strength were fully occupied in
preserving ths psaos OF Europa
While Victor Hugo was entertaining
some friends in PAria. telegram vas received
from y. Pstsssburg announcing that The Car
had spared tho lives Of 6vs Nihilists in whose
behalf Victor Hugo bad pleaded On learning
the nevs Victor Hugo toasted tho Csar.
The ringleadezs in the recent Corean
rebellion were arst quartsrsd and then decApi-
tated.
In London, the Marquis Of Huntley
was txice arrested for swindine, aud held TO
bail in E20o0 and 81, 500 respectively.
A Rre near Northampton. England.
swept away twenty-five houses. AT Emod.
Hungary. $50 buildings wsrs burned. and nine
IVES were lost.
A London journalist reports that Don
Philippe do Bourbon il about to marry Miss
NAckey, On American heiresa.
King Humbcrt, Of Italy, told the
French Ambassador that be saw no cloud on
the political horisou, and that his country do
| sired peaca
A daughter Of Prince Pierre Bona
parte, OF Paris hes welded tho Marquis d.
Pargemoot.
An invitation 10 Moody and Sankey to
spend year In Londonin in evangelical work haa
been signed BY 500 persoos Of prominence IN
Great Britain.
By vote Of 3e7 10 a the British
House Of Commons granted 70 Prince Leopold
an additional annuity Of $1,000 and = pen
sion Of $1,000 yearly for his widow IN the even
| Of his death.
| A most favorable impression has beer
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LATER NEWS ITEMS.

Tho st. Louis directory Tor 1882 con.
tains nearly 10000 more namcs than il pre-.
dcccssor.
Great excitement was caused at Col.
umbns. Ohio, BY tho discovery Of the attempt
to bribe members Of tho Legislature to vote
away tho canal 1t Cincinnati TO : railroad
company.
The distressing condition Of affairs in
tho Southwest has caused tho abandonment Of
tho project to celebrate the anniversary of the
discovery Of the mouth Of the Mississippi by
La Halle.
AT Richmond, Va, flames broke out
In the Petersburg railroad bridge, and tumbled
that structure into the river, extending to the
tobacco factories Of T. NJ. Rutherford 4 Co..
n. A. Patterson 4 Co., T. Z. Williams 4 Co.,
tho stemneries OF ]. A. Hutchinson, G. r. /
r. d. Hsrksdale, and Aborn 4 Edwards, the
Vulcan Iron Works, twenty tenemont-houses,
ton freight cars, and /. r. Smiths grist mill,
Ill Of which were destroyed. At the Man
chester end Of the bridge tho Virginia Kaolins
Works were burned. The loss aggregates
$780, 900.
The annual cost Of the star route serv-
loo in tho Pacific States and Territories under
Gen. Brady was q. si4, los. Contracts for the
same service this year have been executed for
el,l25.l49
A merchant Of New York complains
that Chicago wholesalers are cutting on cottons
TO secure tho Southern and Western trade.
Miss Phoebe Cousins. OF st. Louis.
has applied to President Arthur 70 be appoint
Cd one OF the five Commissioners to visit Utah.
The English daily ut Constantinople,
the l<coM Herald has once more been sup
pressed.
On the ground that q meeting at Rome
would certainly offend the Pops, tho Emperor
OF Austria has abandoned his intention to visii
the King Of Italy.
At Havre, France. ife-boat, while
attempting 70 rescue the crew Of ship In dis
treas. was capsized, and her crew Of nine me,
drowned.
An Irish and All English regiment arr
stationed at Galway, and are constantly At war
The pickets Of tho English organization wsr,
recently attacked by members OF the other reg
iment and several men were bayoneted
| Four colored men were drowned by
the swamping of boat near Layton's stations
| Pa
Sullivan, mill operative ut Dedham
near Boston. Mass.. while intoxicated, brutall
murdered his vito with razor.
| Five men were killed by IN explosion
| In mine at WilkesbArre Pa.
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Whar Vas Ris Six-Shooter.

A man in an Austin saloon. read out =
account of prize fight 10 \
group II earnest listeners Among the
most interested listeners was an old
frontiersman. who continually inter-
rnpted the reader with anch ejaculations
as: .Whatl knocked him down
again ?" Did you sAy he hit him in
the clests"' Finally. when still another
knock down Was SCORED. he could stand
it no longer, and called ont in Aperfect
frenxy of excitement:
"Mhar in the was his six-sho0ter .
--AMsfiA SsltinQs.
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WASHINGTON NOTES,

It is now stated with considerable con-
fdenoe, says Washington correspondent, that
Senator Teller. OF Colorado, il TO be Secretary
Of tue Interior. The President said to-day 70
a friend that, now that the six months period
Of mourning is about to expire, tho changes
that he contemplates making will follow in
rapid succession, and that his friends who
have been complaining Of inacton viii b sat-
isiicd.
The author Of letter n the WASH
ington Post. over the signature Of "Justice." :"
in which violent attack was made upon the
late President Garfield, II William Brown He
was delegate to the Chicago Convention from
the Seventh district of Kentucky.
Minister Hurlbut's resignation was TO
quested and has been forwarded, aud Minister
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30
TINE DIPLOMATIC SCANDAL.

JacOO =. S0lp0ctus AccOupAnl0O Oy MS WIG
appeared before the House Committee on For
eign Adairs. 1t Washington ON the 2lst Of
March. He handed In certificate from his
physician that HIS recent illncss had been quite
seriouA Shiphoxd was examined d length b.
tho committee. He stated that he In
dorsed TO President GAr0cld and Hec-
retArv blaine. Ia May, copies Of the
pruaps ctus Of tho Peruvian Company. In New
York, on May 81, he had prolonged interview
With Minister Hurlhut, who said the President
regarded the case ~ strong IN Law aud equity
taken ii il would enable Peru 10 pay her iu-
deMnity and get out Of her trouble With Chill.
Hurlbut was assured BY hhiphsrd that It would
result AdvAnta9eously 70 him hs
made no opposition. Shepherd had two
extcnled c0nversAtions with Hlane at the end
u July last aud asked that both Chin aud
guAno Rolds asserted BY AmsEicAns. which the
Secretary said should b done d 0ncA. In :
letter to Hurlbut ahipherd states that e260, 900
III p0cl stock il tho Peruvian Company had
been reserved for the Mlnister aud his friends,
The terms Of payment 70 % arranged at thsaf
convenience
In hia testimony before the House Commit.
tes ON Foreign AffAirs on tho aad. ShifAerd
said that the only oficers Of the United States
With whom 10 had any correspondence u whom
b sought 10 interest In the company were Mins-
tsn HOrl6ut, fitzpatrick and AdAma, the Secre
tary OF HtAts. President Garfield, senator
from New Hsmpahire 1n!airl and William y.
According 10 hh story Blair was given no
tanner. which b attsrward returned. and Rob
ertson was paid . fes for ssryicss rendered the
company in tho capacity cf attorney. Shepherd
admitted thAA his only dealings with 0en. kll-
patrick conalaesd in writing two letters 70 him.
which Wsrs never Answsrod
0hipherd. when called before the House com
mittss on March - seaasd before any ouss-
ti0n he'd bsOn put. that ~ desired 10 add .
word. II il would D. n order, % the testimony
given the previous day. He then stated thai
10 would waive thN technical objection hs had
raised. and would skate that tue Senator d
whom b. had alluded vas Henry W. Blair. Of
ono excepeion. there vas no other Senator q
member 0f Coogre0 who had in any way beeu
Interested = counsel q had been approached
with view 10 securing his servsceA Tnii
gentleman. Hhipherl aAi0, Waa Aske0 to ac& u
coansel and declined On the ground that b
might b. called on - member q Oongrsn d
pass upon the clAims oe the Peruvian Company.
With this exception and that u senator blair;
there WaA NJ other instance of any SRost % a.
cnre The services of member % either honss
Of OongresA Wltness produced . cop,
u his letter 70 The presldsnt. Il vi
quito long. and rsAeArssA IN detail "a,
s,.,as sas..,. aud =. e'.ss . g. e sAs , rssas,..
naming Tho prospectus of tho company, q,
draft 81 AGreemc0t with Peru, the chain ot d,
Otle Of the Peruvian CCMpAny, and afAte0 4
Ma deemed best b lAy the wh0le matter befor,
tho rrcsslsnt Il spoke u the magnitude o
the intsrests involved. aud estimatsd The vala,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

The Democrats OF Rhode Island met
in convention At Providence and nominated .
full ticket for State officers, headed by H. A.
kimball for Governor.
The Railroad Committee OF the New
York Assembly will report tho Baker bill, which
provides for three Commissioners with salaries
OF $4,000 each, to be appointed by the
Governor.
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lS FoArEIl. recently very beautiful
fountain was found among the ruins, Il
is said to snrpass in beauty any Of the
fountains hitherto dug up there. Venus
is represented ~ rising on shell. with
Cupid in her arms. Other spirits OF
love are seen here and there in the
waves. while in the background appeaS
a nereid. or water nymph. mean . dol
phin, with her arm thrown around the
neck Of = Cupid. In the foreground, on
the shore. are two draped women look
ing 1t the merry group IN the water
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Adams has been recalled from Bolivia.
A Washington telegram says that Sen
str Ben Hill has improved 10 rapidly that he
hopes soon to ride out His phyncians think
the cancer has been entirely removed. There
II no truth Whatever In tho report telegraphed
from Washington that the Georgia Senator Was
in dying coalition.
Judge French, Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury, II TO bo succeeded by A. q.
Olmstsad, OF Potter county, Pa. Tho FTst
Authorship IL to b given to ex-Congressman
G. W. OillAllan.
Gen. and Mrs. Grant were the guests
Of tho President At the Whito House last week,
and wsrs qnartsrsd in their old rooms.
The Senate Military Committee viii
report adversely on tho bin to place Gen.
Pleasonton ON the retired list.
The wife os Sergt. Mason makes an
appeal for Aid for Lersslf and children, ana OK
presses tho belief that her husband has been
sufficiently punished BY six months' imprison-
ment. The Connecticut House Of Representa-
tives refused TO receive resolution for Mason's
restoration TO tho army.
A New York dispatch says that SO far
$4,000 have been collected for MrA Sergt.
Mason and the baby, and Il II estimated that
the fund viii reach 81, 200, II not moro.
II il stated in Warrington that Gen.
Swain, Judge Advocate General, viii report to
The Secretary Of War that the court-martial
which tried ssrgt Mason had no Jurisdiction.
A Washington telegram Of March %
says: The Secretary Of War has ordered $780,
600 rations to b issued q New Orleans for the
benefit Of Louisiana Aood suferera 100000 1t
Memphis for Aisaissippi, $1,000 It Helena for
Arkansas, and 10. 900 each at Charleston, Now
Madrid and Gayoso, Tor Arkansas.
A large and influential meeting Of
the friends and advocates Of tho Hennepin CO.
nal was held In Washington. Speeches show.
ing The necessity Of the work and its national
character wsrs delivered By Senator Window,
Congressman Frost 81 Missouri Henator Lo.
gan, Speaker Keifsr, ex-Congrssaman Hogan
and Representative Van Horn OF Missouri,
Representative Russell Of Massachusetts,,
Senator Allison, Clark E. Carr Of Gales.
burg, III, and others 4 resolution
was adopted to the effect that the great lakes
and the Upper Mississippi river united would
form the most sxtsns,ve and complete interna
water-rouss In the world, and that urgent do
mands Of commerce require that Ill obstacles
TO thsir union should b removed with the leas
possible delay.
Guiteau has received an offer from .
81. Louis man named Cook Of $500 for th,
suit he wore whom hs shot the President, al.,
| el50 for the clothes he wore through the trial
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

Nh. MALoxY-" Now, look here,
Bridget, can enjoore this no longer.
I've wore that little Hnip's shirts patient
II for months and months, and now ye'vs
got % get Ehe washing for long-armed
man, or get short armed husband"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

l1IsCELL4AlI0Us 0LEANINos.
The Superintendent 1t Castle Garden
predicts an immigration Of 100. 900 persons In
May.
Mr.. Blaine asserts that Peru is being
despoiled for the joant bensnt Of Chill aud the
English speculators who furnished her money
and iron-clsds for the conquest, Envoy Tfsscoet
standing - . witness to the fact that the
United States win mot intervene. The recent
protocol cnlarges The demands OF Chill upon
her conquered advsrsazy.
Alexander H. Stephens states that on
the expiration Of his term In Congress he viii
positively retire from public life.
Within the past month the Land
Leagues Of the United States and British colo
nies contributed E22, 900 70 tho CAUSE.
The Secretary Of the Navy, 1t Wash
ington, has received from Lieut. Melville. at
Jakontsk, Russia. the details Of the plan for
the search Of Lieut. DeLong and companions.
The search win b carried On By three PARTIES,
each accompanied by two explorers with dog
sled and driver. The wilds of Northern Siberia
- - - VvOSy OASSsASAA A~sV~saAsAy
n impossible, except during the perioos Of in
tense cold, and ths programme undoubtedly
means the death OF some Of the explorera But
little viii be heard OF the searching parties
until this time next year.
The hangman is through with William
Heilwagon, who murdered his dAughtcr-sn-
Law 1t Halnpson, NJ; Frank and Henry Rum
berger. Of Uniontown, Pa, who killed Daniel
Troutman; Edgar +. Small. Of Pittsburgh, who
shot Nicholas Jaooby Jonathan Mayer. OF
Middleburg. Pa., ons ef the party Who took
the hfs Of the Kintslsrs; Jaek Neverling. OF
Clsardeld, Pa. the murderer Of Samuel PEN
nington, and John @. Mccarthy. Of Richburg.
| N. Y, for stabbing to death Patrick AArkey.
| All ssven Of them were executed ON Friday,
! March n
There were ll5 business failures in
tnis country during the third week of March, :
considerable reduction = compared with cor
responding periods Tor some Time previous
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

We print below the vote Of each Of
the new Congressional districts under
the reapportionment. rs cast for the
Garfield. Hancock and Weaver electors
in the last Presidential election:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-30

NEXT to IN elfeminate man, there =
nothing 50 disagreeable = nanniah
woman.
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1mnh sA6 Company OWNS I'll 1eas hsxa shsvs n aevy nns
s s sspss Track.
us end
MAoMuICEH! sLEEPERs 1ss rA1Loa
HALLS
Health
Canal and Adams Street. Chicago 18th @os sssA"
8 TnvLas m a al LEADING LINE
v,A MER1IL. ". HO4ME, AI ~ cAnfrNIkR m rn0n
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| ERAOlCATEO

Csntagion destroyed.
Sick rooms purified
and mate pleasant.
Fcyerci AID sick per-
sons relieved and
refreshed by bath.
ing with PrOphylac.
tic Fluid added to
the water.
Sett white complex
ions secured by its
use in bcthing.
Impure air Is made
harmless anl puri.
fled IL by sprinkling
II Darby's Fluid.
To purify the Breath.
Clernse the teeth. 1t
can't bc SUI passed.
cAtOrrh relieved and
cured.
Erysipelas cured.
Burns cured instant
ly:scars preuen tel.
Removes Nil unpleas.
ant OtlOrS.
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Great Germ Destroyer,
DARBY,S
PRoPHYLACTIC FLUID.
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| DlpnIn:RlA |
| PREvEN TED.

Cholera dissipated.
Snip lever prevented.
In cases OF death In
tho house 1t should
always be used on
the cOrpsc-,t will
prevent smelling.
An NntidOtc tor AMI.
NAL or vegetable
po,sons. stinys, etc.
Dangerous emnyias
OF sick rooms and
hospitals rem 9ucd.
Yellow Fever
ErAdicated
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The oyster pirates captured mot long
sinoo by tho Governor Of Virginia have bssn
tried and sentenced each 70 ono year in the
penitentiary. Their vessels we're con6scAtsd.
At sale Of the Montgomery White
Sulphur spsinss, in Virginia, the porch Of ths
hotel fell, killing one man and injurins twelve
Texas reports forty-one completed
railroads, with capital stock Of t2A7, ,0OO, 900.
Elder Morgan, presiding elder Of the
Moraaon church for tho cotton States, has lsft
Chattanooga for Salt Lake with nearly 100 con-
yerto.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-01

Large Attendance i'm the Third House -The Hearing Before the Railroad Committee-The Thames Bridge Ques- tion Postponed--Tempera Discussion.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-01

The best medical practitioners freely ad init the impotency of drugs when arrayec against the formidable complications that re suit from nervous prostration and whict arises from want of proper food in requi site quantity to feed the nervous tissue Those exposed to the intense mental strair of business activity, together with those en gagged in intellectual pursuits, constitute class that are not properly fed, in the average case the brain being required to do the greater part of their work. The nervous tissue not being supplied with proper nourishment tc supply it's waste resulting from vital activity the whole physical system becomes necessa rily deranged and enfeebled. This particu. lar disease is usually functional in charae ter, and hence curable by supplying the de- ficiency with concentrated semi -digested brain and nerve foods. Of this class of foods The Blanchard concentrated semi-digested foods from beef and wheat are the oldest and most reliable. Write for free pamphlet. Address THE BLANCHARD MF'G Go. (Food dept),
 27 Union Square,
 fe15 If New York City.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-01
alew 4}aren 9ailg Mguring gunrnal md Gunrier

interstices of the pen. That they can be cultivated there is not shadow of a doubt, but save at some remote locality in the South of which little is known, nothing has yet been done. The feed of the penned terrapln has heretofore been refuse fish such as are thrown aside upon the lifting of the pound nets. On this offal they grow fat, but last summer it was discovered that they were first-class vegetarians, eating cabbage, lettuce and watermelon rinds with relish, and ex- perience proved that the terrapins thus fed were much superior to those kept on fish diet Still, they are much inferior to those freshly caught, and in consequence do not bring half as much per dozen in the markets:
 It is quite an art to distinguish the penned terrapin from those taken in the autumn, but the principal tell tale marks are the scraped and roughened appearance of the centre portion of the under shell and the small callous spots made by rubbing on the hind legs
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-01
College Items.

Nearly the whole college was out at the fire Tuesday morning.
 The seniors have commenced the spring ! course of top-spinning and ''nigger baby" It is rumored that the next Coasraaat will contain communication of especial interest from prominent graduate.
 The Cornell freshmen crew have signified their intention of challenging the freshmen l crews of Yale, Harvard, Columbia and Prince ton. The convention of the American Inter-col- legiate Base Ball association will be held at Springfield next Friday and Saturday. The delegates from Yale are Badger, 'S2, and Dill lingham, '82. The games at the gymnasium this after noon give promise of being unusually inter esting. The time for handing in commencement
 pieces has been extended two days, until
 April 14th, and may be extended still more.
 The February Lat issued yesterday con-
 tains two very strong articles.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-01

William J. Coughlin, of Somerville, Mass says: In the fall of 1876 I was taken witt bleeding of the lungs followed by severe cough. I lost my appetite and flesh, and wat confined to my bed. In 1877 was admitted to the hospital. The doctors said I had z hole in my lung as big as half dollar. Al one time report went around that I was dead I gave up hope, but friend told me of Dr. William Halls Balsam for the lungs I got bottle, when to my surprise I com menced to feel better, and to-day feel bet ter than for three years past.
 "I write this hoping every one afflicted with diseased lungs will take Dr. William Halls Balsam, and be convinced that Con. sumption can be cured I can positively say it has done more good than all the other med icines I have taken since my sickness" ie29 weowtf
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-01
HECKER'S
PERFECT BAKING POWDER.
A FAIR TEST.

10 the Editor of the Journal 6. Courier:
 Sir:-The contract for supplying the United States government with seventy-fve thousand (75, 5,OOO) lbs. of Baking Powder during the en- suing year has been awarded to Hecker's Perfect Baking Powder, it having been tested by Dr. Ed ward G. Love, analytical chemist for the government, and recom- mended by him for it's excellence and because it contained a higher percentage of gas (which means it will make lighter bread aud bis cuit) than either the "Royal'' or the other cream tartar baking powders winch he examined. The samples analysed by Dr. Love were furnished by the government com missiOners, and were without the manufacturers label or name, and designated with a number known only to the commissioners. It will thus be seen that when Hecker's Perfect Baking Powder submitted to an impartial test it's superiority is acknowledged, and the popular verdict so emphat- ica11y expressed in it's favor is fully sustained.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-01
Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.

It is entirely different from all others. It is as clear as water, and, as it's name indi- cates, is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will immediately free the head from all dandruff, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce new growth where it has fallen off. It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done. It will change light or faded hair in few days to beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Crittenton, New York, and Geo. c. Goodwin $ Co.,, Bos- on, wholesale agents s6 1yd&w
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-01
New York Prod Market

NEW YORK. Feb 28. four unchanged. WHEAT-Unsettled but closing strong at slight ad- vance, No. red, $1 32aS1 3311 No. red S1 3S No white $1 35: No red March, $1 31 16aS1 32l< do April, S1s34asl 355f do May, $1 34aS1 355s. declined and closing with more strength ungradad mixed, 65a69 steamer mixed, 67a674; No. g. 6sa69 No: mixed March, 675Sa6s; do April 9Aa692s. OATS-Strong, higher and fairly active; No. white 54A; No do, 5211 No. l mixed 51 No. do 5la52A; No: mixed February, 50I. RYE-Dull State, 9OH. BARLEY-Dull. PORK-Dull; ; spot mess, new, S17 75a18 CO., LARD-Firm and fairly active; SD 80 for cash and March S10 90aSy 92k for April WRISKEY- Nominal. BUTTER-Choiee stock still rather scarce and held
 very strong lower qualities about steady and quiet
 State, 25a46c western 18a40c; E1gin creamery, AT AS. PETROLEUM-Market firm and quiet united s2S crude in barrels, 621a711c; refined in barrels 71l asked.