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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-23

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-25
The Fiye.Per.Cent. Bin.

The bill which recently passed the Senate OF
the United States, known As the "Five-per-cent.
Land ..ct," provides that lands entered by mill
tary scrip or bounty land warrants in the
states Of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri
Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Ne
braska, Kansas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Alabama,
Mississippi Florida, Oregon. Nevada and Colo
radc, Including Virginia military and United
States military land warrants located IN Ohio,
s Vision Of is'is the law for % payment to d states
of per cent. Of the proceeds
OF public lands disposed Of within
their borders lands to be estimated at
the rate OF <1.25 per acre, and payments to be
made IN cash. It Is also provided that money
remaining OH the books Of the treasury to the
credit o. any pnblic.land States under the act
Of 1886, which distributed the treasury
surplus, shall not be charged as IN Offset
against any part OF the amount coming to the
State under this bill. The bill prohibits States
from paying any part OF the money received by
them to agents or attorneys for services in
procuring the passage OF the act or IN connec-
ton with the CLAIMS Of State, unless such
payments are authorized by State laws passed
after the date OF this act.
The House at its session on Saturday, May
10, agreed to the Senate amendment to the bill
to authorize the receipt Of United States
god coin for bars. Mr.. Calkns called mp
the contested election case OF Mackey va.
OConnor, from south Carolina. Mr.. Randall
raised a question AZ 10 consideration. and or
the DIVISION tho Democrats ref1sed to vote
the result being ll8 10 l. lacking "a OF . quo.
rum. A call OF the House was ordered, and
2l4 were found to be present. The Goora wers
closed, and the Sergeant-At alarms was ordered
to bring absent members to tho bar. second
vote on the question Of consideration resulted
in ll9 yeas to 2 nays Mr.. Hiscock reported
the General Deficiency bill. approprlatinl
s6,425.3l7 After another fruitless call oi tn,
Which WAS carried. The Senate was not in ses
/ Einn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-25
a Natter Of Economy.

"That last butter got from you" re.
marked the boarding house keeper to
the grocer, "was rather strong"
In his blandest way the grocer began
TO oexplain the matter, butwas interrupted
by:
"Have you got any more Of it?"
1--WE have il; but we have just re-
eeiyed an excellent lot Of the choicest
"How much is it?"
"Forty-fiye cents . pound for NE
best. We sell the ether at forty
"Well, now juat let me think, said
the boarding house man, reflect rely.
"When l get nice butter they get
away with about four pour ~ day.
That's twenty eight pounds week. and
it costs Sl2.6O. That last fur pounds
got from you lasted two weeks. and
used the last Of it this moaning to grease
my boots. Gimme four pounds Of your
forty cent buttes,"-Qil City Derrick.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

Gladstone introduced the Arrears bill
explained that the bill was limited 70 tenancies
up 10 ESQ, 0einith's valuation. The bill win
b administered By the Land Commission,
which will b assisted by tho County Court
Judge, before whom tho tenant will be obliged
to prove inability to pay the arrears. Either
the landlord or the tenant may apply to the
commission. The bill only deals with two
pay one years arrears from November. 1880. to
November, 1881. When that Is paid the whols
remaining arrears will b cancelled Tho Gov
ernn,ent will contribute tho remaining rent
from the residue of the Irish church surplus
fund, the estimated amount Of which 10 El,.
SOC, 1000. There il no reason to believe that tho
claims on the Governments contribution will
exceed E2OOO, 900. Tho remaining E5OO, 900,
therefore, would be made up from the consoli-
dated fund.
In the British House of Lords Gran
vile stated that the Governments policy in
regard to Egypt was the maintenance Of the
sovereignty of the Sultan and liberty for the
Christian population. They were in accord
with the French Government. which disclaimed
any intention to arrogate any preponderatlng
influence. It was announced that the French
aud English squadrons had gone to
suda. OH their way to Alexandra, and
that the Turkish Admiralty had been ordered
to prepare twelve ironclads and several trans
ports for sea in connection with the crisis in
Egypt.
The city Of Cork has offered reward
of $4,000 for the arrest Of the Dublin as
sassins.
O'Rourke, the partner Of Land
League Treasurer Egan, has been released.
A sister of Under Secretary Burke,
residing in Dublin, has been granted pension
OF 400 yearly.
Three persons identified with the man
agcment OF the Ring Theater in Vienna, which
was the scene Of an awful holocaust on the
night Of Dec. 8, 1881, have been convicted Of
contributory negligence The Director OF the
theater was sentenced TO four months simple
arrest. and two others to four and eight
months Imprisonment respectively, with the
added penalty that they shall fast one day in
each month.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-25
USEFUL HINTS.

NEVER wash raisins that are 10 be used
in sweet dishes. It will make the pud-
ding heavy.
JAPANESE napkins folded In the shape
Of fans and put in glasses at each end Of
the top shelf on the sideboard, are light
and ornamental.
THERE 10 greenness in onions and
potatoes that renders them hard to d.
gest. For health's sake put them In
warm water for m hour before cooking.
To RESTORE CoIoA piritsof ammo
mia diluted with water, II applied with .
sponge or flannel to discolored spotA4
the carpet or garments, will often res
tore color.
CELERY vinegar il made by soaking
one ounce Of celery seed In half pint
Of vinegar (white wine or good cider vim
igar). This il much used to favor soups
and gravies.
To CLEAN MARBLn.-A paste made q
whiting and benzine will clean marble,
and one made OF chloride Of soda, spread
and left to dry lin the sun, II possiblel
will remove the spots.
To MAKE ! Ruo.-For rug use
piece Of small-6gured Brussels carpet.
Around this place three rows Of thick
cloth, cut in scallops three and half
inches deep and two and q half wide.
Make the first and third rows Of black
cloth, worked on the edge Of each seal
lop in buttonhole stitch with scarlet
Germantown yarn. Make the second
row Of dfab cloth worked with blue.
Put strip Of drab worked in leather
stitch with blue. Cover the seam where
the first row is sewed on. The whole is
then sewed on another piece OF carpet
ing to keep it in place on the floor.
HousRKEEpERs fond Of dainty napery
cannot find anything more pleasing than
doyleys Of fine linen, fringed on the
edge and hem stitched within, describ.
ing central square. The corners Of
this hem-stitching do not intersect, and
much trouble is hereby saved to the
needlewoman. The inside is divided
into diamonds, with brownish yellow
silk in outline stitch, and inside Of the
diamonds are central rings with rays
and four-leaved clovers also in outline
stitch. Other doyleys have punches Of
cherries, flowers and conventional de-
signs, but these are all done in brown
tints, scarcely varied with other colors,
and in the finest Of silks. Still others
have Chinese and Japanese pottery de.
signs, done in the lighter blues, red and
olive green's.
A PAsTB THAT Will KEEP.-Wheat
four, one ounce; powdered alum, one
half drachm; water sufficient, or eight
ounces; oil Of cloves, or .wintergreen,
three or four drops. Rub the -four aud
the alum with water to the consistcnce
Of milk place this over q moderate fro
and stir constantly until the paste drops
from the wooden paddle in ielly-like
flakes and has the appearance Of starch.
While the mass is still hot, add the es-
sential oil and pour tho paste into an
earthenware pot or open jar. In the
course Of about an hour crust forms on
the top; pour gently on this an inch Of
water, more or less When some paste
is wanted, decant the water, take out
the quantity needed and put some water
sgain on the remainder, repeating the
operation each time. Paste may be kept
in this way for months, and viii never
be troubled with flies.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-25

o'Neil, ortb, Parker, rayson, Pecller, Pierce,
spanldl!ng, spooner, Stone, strait, Thom-
rcnd lOhio), Tyler, Updegrrir .(onio),
Updegraif Iowa), Urner, Van Aernam,
Wait, Ward, Watson, Webber, West
George, Godshaik, Gront, Gnenther, Hail.
Hammond On. ~, Pcttibone, Phelps, Pound,
r.. scott, Ranney: Ray. White; Williams lWis,l },
W.lletts, w. A. Wood (N. ~. Young-l25
Noys = Aiken, Anderson, Atkins, Beitz-
hoover, Bland, Bount, Brnmn Burrows (Mo.o,
Cabel, Caldwell, Finley. Ford, Forney, ueddes,
Gun.er, Hamnlc:.d (Ga.), nazeltine, Hatch,
Hogc, Holman, Morrison, Mnldrow, Murch,
Randall Reagan, Rice, Mol shak.!iord,
Cassidy, Clardy, Clarke, Clements, Cobb. Colsr-
lex, Converse, Cook, Crasens, CulbertsoI,
Cults. Davis (Mo.), Dunn, House, Jones (Tex. },
Jones (Ark.), Kenna, Knott, Ladd, Lefevre,
Marsh. Matson, Mckenzie, Mcmillan, Money,
Sparks, Springer. Stockslager, Thompson Ky.).
Turner (tia.), Turner (Ky.). Vance, Warner,
Welborn, Whitthorne, Williams (Ala.), Wilson
ct. The measure was passed BY l25 to 81. A
Joint resolution WAS passed appropriating Sl6,.
200, 900 to supply pension deficiencies.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-25
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

A friend who processes to know says
Mr.. Blaine win never go into the House again
as . member, but that he will probably 60
abroad = July, to be absent about two months.
The report that he would canvass Pennsylvania
against the Camerons ID emphatically denied.
The Grand Jury at Washington has
returned new presentments against Brady, the
Dorseys, and their associates, for conspiracy to
defrand the United States on star-route con-
tracts.
In n ruction at Limerick between the
police and people. the former charged with fixed
bayonets, injuring several persons.
Some one attached Grape to the door
OF the residence Of Cardinal McCabe in Dublin,
and left on his doorstep slip Of paper with .
sketch Of coffin.
Michael Davitt said to meeting Of
Manchester Irishmen that il Gladstone was in
tent on suppressing agrarian crime in ireland
be should first remove landlordism, then raze
Dublin Castle, and repose A. much confidence
In Ireland a. he did in Canada.
Twenty-eight counties in the golden
belt Of Kansas report winter wheat in excellent
condition, and farmers arc confident Of the
greatest harvest for years Corn has been IN
jured somewhat BY the cold weathsr.
In the Chicago live stock market there
has been Of late steady and marked advance
in prices. Live hogs last week were sold at
e6.40 to "a. As per hundred pounds. Mess pork
for August delivery reached so per barrel on
Change. Best grades of cattle are worth 8
cents per pound.
Five thousand people witnessed the
execution Of Stephen G. Effter, wife mnr-
derer, at Marion, N. @.
It is stated upon unquestionable au-
thority that Frank James and several OF his
most devoted confe6erates are now in Texas,
with headquarters at Dallas, and point Of
rendezvous not many miles from that city
Eight members Of Pinkerton's detective force
are said to be located in North Texas for the
special purpose Of capturing Frank and his
friends.
The ship Western Belle, bound from
Greenock, Scotland, for Quebec, was crushed
by an iceberg. The Captain aud thirteen Of
the crew went down with the vessel.
Walt Wbitman's "Leaves Of Grass /"
has been banned for obscenity BY Attorney
General Marston, Of Massachusetts,, and o.
good Co. have suspended it's publication.
In colliery three miles from Shame
kin, Pa, some sulphur exploded from contact
with safety-lamp killing four miners.
The week ending May 20 was the
busiest ever known at Castle Garden, New York,
%, 5l5 immigrants having landed Previous to
this the largest number OF arrivals in one
week WAS 20,l7s, during the second week OF
May, 1881.
Senator Logan has arrived in Wash
ton after his sojourn OF several weeks at Hot
Springs, Ark, and IL said to be in excellent
health.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-25
Despair 10 the conclusion Of fools.

Despair 10 the conclusion Of fools.
A pure conscience may defy city gos-
sips.
Development is the discovery Of util-
ity.
knowledge is the foundation Of elo-
quence.
We make our fortunes and We call
them fate.
To revive faith il moro difficult than
to create it.
Candor is great virtne. There is Q
,harm, Q healthy charm, in frankness.
Woman alone can organize drawing
room; man succeeds sometimes in .
library.
Circumstances are beyond the control
of man; but his conduct il in his own
power.
Money is power, and rare are the
beads that can Withstand the possession
,f great power.
FAttery is the destruction Of all good
fellowship; it is like Q qnalmish liquor
In the midst Of bottle Of wine.
Perhaps there is nothing me re lovely
than the love Of beautiful women who
are not jealous Of each others charms.
Next TO knowing when to seize an OPP
portunity, the most important thing in
lie i to know whom ~ forego an advAn-
0Ro.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-25


Three well known railroad men-C.
D. ". Young, Auditor Of the Chicago, St Paul
and Omaha road, Stewart Moore, connected
with tho Northern Pacific road, and G. G. Cos
lex, OF Shakopee, Minn.-were drowned by the
capsizing OF boat while sailing in tho waters
Of White Bear lake, not far from st. Paul.
The Pope has consented to the division
Of the SEQ Of Detroit into two diocesss.
The village Of Danville, in the Prov
ince Of Quebec. Canada, has been the scene Of
. disastrous connagration, forty houses and
stores being consumed.
Mrs. Garfield has donated $500 to the
building fund OF the Memorial Christian Church,
at Washington, and has promised e50o moro
when it is needed The church will cost $4O,-
600.
Mr.. Trescott's mission Of mediation
between Peru and Chill has resulted in failure.
His proposition to Peru for the ccssion Of the
province OF Tarapaca to Chill A. war indemnity
was submitted on the 25th Of April to the Pc
ruvian authorities Ut small interior town. and
was rejected, Peru claiming that Tarapaca is
worth 81, ,0O0, ,0OO. 900, sum enormously in az
cess Of Chili's demand for indemnity.
The wife Of Sergeant Mason has the
promise Of the President that something shall
be done toward mitigating tho sentence passed
upon her husband, but il is likelr that no action
will be taken until after Guiteau has been
hanged. A fund OF e3,542, raised in phila-
delphia, has been turned over to Mrs. Mason.
The Canadian Parliament has been
prorogusd By tho Governor General, and nsw
election Of members ordered for Juno Is.
Crop notes: The prospect is good for
. big crop Of winter wheat in Southern Illinois.
Kansas anticipates an immense crop Of wheat
and other grains, and the harvest will begin q
least three weeks earlier than usual In Min
nesota the outlook 10 good, and in Nebraska
splendid. The growing crops Of grain were
generally damaged in ArkAnsas BY the lats
heavy rains.
Immigrants continue TO disembark at
Castle Garden, N. Y, in enormous numbers.
Shirt-makers from Hsyre say they have been
earning less than francs pG week, While
Scotch farm laborers report their wages at go
per year and found. The steamship Aexan-
dria brings several hundred Italian railroad
builders, who have nothing but the clothes
they wear.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-25
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Mr.. Teller's course relating TO the
Indians, says Washington dispatch, is meet
ing with general approval and it il believed
that life in the Indian country will be rendered
more nearly safe under his course than ever
before.
A Washington Associated Press dis
patel, says: "Ihe events transpiring in the
star-route cases this morning cause good
deal Of comment here. and they are looked
upon - very unfortunate tor tho Government
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-25
POLITICAL POINTS.

Il is said that Blaine is supporting
Senator Mitchell in his revolt against the stall
warts in Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania Greenback State
Convention, held At Harrisburg May ls made
the following nominations Governor, Thomas
A. Armstrong Lieutenant Governor, r. v.
Powderly Supreme Judge, ]. Adam Coke |;
ongressman-at-Large,R Robert X. Tomlinson.
Aug. 2 has been fixed by the Indiana
Democrats Is the date for their State Conyen-
tion
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-25

In the British House Of Commons,
Chamberlain, President Of the Board OF Trade,
stated that when released from prison Parnoil
was absolutely ignorant Of the plans OF the
Government on arrears Of rent and other qncs-
tions. O'Shea explained that at his own in
stance he had corresp0nded with Parnell and
various members OF the Government, aud had
reported to Secretary Forster the result Of in
toryiews with the suspects.
The Garfield House is the name OF a
home for working girls on tho Brighton road,
near LonddA which hes been established
through charitable contributions and named in
honor Of the dead President. The homo was
formally opened BY Minister Lowell with an
attendance Of many distinguished persons.
The survivors Of the ll-fated JEAN
nette Arctic expedition reached England
May 17.-@ GO. Ar~
The burning Of the village Of Mar.
cills, France send9td $50 persous homeless.
A cable from Dublin says: The evic :
tions Of tenants for non. payment Of rent have
been resumed in many parts Of Ireland. The
sadness aud astonishment following the assas-
sinations OF the Irish Secretaries had the ef-
feet Of stopping for a time the work Of agita-
ton. Taking advantage Of the situation, the
process-servers again prepared TO oust tenants
in arrears, aud the work Of evicting them is
going on While HE National organ
izatlon are yet in dread Of making any overt OPP
position, the measures Of repression proposed
in Parliament are creating . revulsion Of feel
ing throughout tho country. There Was de-
sire and hope that the murderers might be
brought to Justice, but tho growing feeling is
that Parliament Is determined to believe, no
matter what happens. that there are no good
traits or tender feelings in Ir;shmen and means
to push oppression and coercion to extremities
The bill for the repression Of crime in
Ireland passed to second reading in the Brit
ish House Of Commons, May 19, by = vote Of
3S3 to As. Gladstone said tho bill was not
founded upon : panic, nor conceived in party
spirit II WAS intonded to meet great crisis
in spirit approved by al loyal citizens. Glad
stone denied, also, that the bill was the out
come Of English resentment. He stated he
had received 600 addresses from various public
bodies expressing hope that the murders
would not hinder remedial legislation.
An $500. 600 conhagration occurred in
the city OF Lyons, France.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-25

What is this? It is piano manu.
facturer. Why does he look SO pleased?
He has obtained ninety eight out Of a
possible ninety-six. He has also OBJ
tanned certificate from ten prima dom
mas. circus manager and hotel clerk.
He is very happy. He is SO happy that
he could reduce the wages of his work
men 10 per cent. without fretting over
it. What do piano makers work for
They work for art and for medals and
certificates. Music.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-25
How to Treat q Wife.

First, get wife; secondly, be patient.
You may have great trials and perplexi.
ties in your business with the world;
but do not therefore carry to your home
0 cloudy or contracted brow. Your wife
may have many trials, which. though Of
less magnitude, may be hard to bear.
A kind, conciliatory word, tender look,
will do wonders in chasing from her
brow al clouds Of gloom. You en-
counter your difficulties in open air,
famed BY heavens cool breezes; bnt
your x,ife il often shut in from these re-
viving influences; and her health fails
her spirits lose their elasticity. But
oh, bear with her. She has trials and
sorrows to which yon are stranger, hut
which your tenderness can deprive Of al
their anguish. Notice kindly her efforts
to promote your comfort Do not re-
ceive ell her good offices a. Q matter Of
course, and pass them BY, at the same
time being very sure to observe any
omission Of what you may consider duty
to you. Do not treat her with indiffer-
ence II you would not scar and palsy her
heart, which, watered by kindness,
would 70 the last day Of your existence
throb with constant and sincere afiec-
ton for you. Sometimes yield your
wishes to hers. Her preferences may be
. strong as yours. Regard it Is an in
diligence to yourself to yield sometimes.
Think you il Is not g difficult for her to
give up alwaysi Is there not danger
ehe will deem you sel6sh2 With such an
opinion she cannot love a. she might.
Again, show yourself manly man, that
your wife may look up to you, and feel
that you will act nobly, and can confde
n your judgment.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-25

to say the least. That numbers Of Government
officials should have been securing the country
everywhere for Dorsey, and then como into
court and ny he couldn't be found, and that
he should then immediately present himself
and demand trial, turns tho Government
methods into ridicule. II ID remarked hero
that every step In the case Thus far he's been 3
comparative failure, and many fear the result
will be very unsatisfactory"
The House Committee on Judiciary
has almost unanimously resolved to report ad-
versely on that section Of Cobb's bill forfeiting
the land grant Of the Northern Pacific, ~ but
600 miles remain to DO completed, and the on
terpriss was hampered by the collapse Of Jay
Cooke.
J. R. Shipherd was before the Peru
Wan Investigating Committee at Washington,
on the nth inst, bus positively dpolisod to fur
nish documents showing what he did to en-
force the claim a the. company shirherd ad-
dressed to Chairman Williams letter protest.
ing against the liberty accorded to Mr.. Blaine
in the investigation. He states that he il pre-
pared to supply AL the eyidance called for. in
Guiding 10 lstter from tlis Presidest Of the
United States, and waits to know il he Is TO be
heard.
How does the Secretary Of the Navy
stand on the question OF sending further ex-
peditions to the North pole p Washington
correspondents asked Of IN official in the Navy
Department the other day. He il dead against
it. was the reply, "and, to use his own words,
it would be as foolish q to adopt Mark Twain's
idea Of sending ont an expedition to find he'll" /"
There il but one man in Congress who favors
any more North-pole horrors, and he i not -
strong that way - he was several days ago,
especially since oil the newspapers have de-
clared il TO b crazy scheme. asf Aa
The fact that President Arthur attend
ed tho running races in Washington last week
caused some persons to lock back At the rec
ords. From these it is learned that President
Arthur Il the first President since Buchanan to
attend horse-raceA Gen. Grant, though very
fond Of horses did not attend races during his
Presidency. Buchanan, PiaEcs, Tylsr ard Van
Buren, were very fond Of horse-races, and At
tended al the great races in Virginia and Mary
land during their terms Of Office
- %
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-25

SINGLE lady-"What Is the best way
To caress q cat 2" Get q meat OK and
caress her suddenly ACROSS the back os
the neck with IL