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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

IL the :. cnrity OF the government
In the form of u bond Is ample as a
lassis FOR national bank notes. thcn
los credit il good enough 10 issue its
own currency.
The Senatorial white. wash com.
Mittre found that John Sherman had
stolen $500 of thu peoples money for
letter paper alone and very prompt.
IN acquitted Lin OF all guilt. His
prospects for the Presidency arr
brightenins,-tSonth Bend Era.
The three great ,iviliscrs. tho dol.
lar. the telegraph and the loco,no.
tive. should be- the Intelligent ser.
wants AMI not the GREEDY AMI brutal
masters Of sh. people, L. II. ALLis.
Parncll's release on parole for a
week was greater COM liMcnt 90 the
Irish ngitator than To the English
Minister. and his voluntary return
10 prison after his parole expired
was n scathing and severe condem.
nation Of the British Governments
The president signed the anti. Chi.
ne>e bill on Monday. 1t Is now the
law Of the land. k"arney's plank in
the greenback Platform Is enacted
into law by kearncy's bittercst foes
AMI signed hy president who
would have seen kearny hanged a
few years aca. Some people think
the anti Chinese plank was the worst
In the grccnhaek platform. IL i
taken out now and made into repah.
lican law. Hencciorth the green.
back policy l. simrll.led. II not made
stronger. by the change. Il II the
governments job how n fght the
Chinese. Let greenbaeacrs double
shot their guns for the tank> and
oul.. ,aosalolists.--t Ms. STANDARD.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
THE STATE or IOWA.
~ rhe GOVERNOR,
1 Proclamation fer Z Special E,ectlcs
JaNc a., lSS2,

Pursuant g law. !, ACREN Il. SHERMAN,
govcrnofu VI the state u Iowa. III ArssnN n,ss'
claim and xive nottev that, according Ia the ns,,
NlSiuns " ~sstloA article tea IL The rpNsl linn
ssm ssti ss s I'M s,Ss.s. n, sSs = ~.
thraShau, the state ON raes,tay. the AIN ,is.
VI JNns A, ~ lsNs, AT which the tAluMlne MY,.
lnAsu aen. aanleht 10 tbs eaANtila,hn MA h.
10 witt :" Wv es~sss
sser,cN " No ev.an shan manufacture ter
Aale ar selt or keee for sase, M a heV,gace ANY
, ,.,as G liquors whatever, llelast,us sie,
The general as.enely shah ~ law rsr~ene,
INalatiM hr the tnh NeA,eAt 0t the n.thiel,
sM nstelh cstarest, and shall tAefrNs ss,N,s,,,
Ss., aaar i~aa''eS Mth Nsslatioa " the rs,s.
:. Said nrapsrd aMeadMea, 10 be added 10 ar
u. M W .he constitution, ~ NvvtiaN ~
Of the Nhateenth svAesai aS.MtL, my Ming
M ssa slsslai elsvtiaa, + pae,,.h,d Mr s,Mefs
$40, ss,r,eSa The eal,e,s saaa hass written q,
pfn,cN throa "tNr the a,lu,aieA III The
the AnenumenIa s" y
A,teau ~ i alsa eaisea 10 se,,iea Z, eAap,er
ia, saAs Wths SiN,een,h general a>S,,MhsS'
which telaire> thai the eh,itv, aFan~.s n sMrn i,
Msn, Nhah ~ Mfsltea ar printed ~ the kAlhas.
. .sni s"hs.ai assMh,y, sA,a spsvtss Ssv,iea
vi " INV sane mSaneE and wtusN> ,Avyrsf
naair a. at seAt1al ekessaA, The eatrSs al
NupstNlsfN ~ Inv ~'Ner,,l yxssattsS ~haN Mes4
esel 10 xAaNa>S the sNt.N IN their r,s,l.s ts.
e"0elics The Natss shah IN ear.x>>sa In ~,
sune Mahner amt returns Ms,se u,he >sSIys arv
~ ..us a. ~ eAse efessStlaa tyr state aud ais
Whegeat all e.eeter> shruexhem ,As MA.
VIII eaAr dsM no,.ess aaa tAe Savrsfys al sAn NY
IN SNaatie> tAeiela viii take Aetiee ana w
IoveFhea as,esa,axA, =" u
IN fkNfiAaNY WusE0N, have Nss,,,
unto sst my haAa and raussI III h,
an,N~a the KNat Na,alW the Ssa,r Nt
l0MA - n
49,, lhne A lhes Me,asS. eis eighth ,lay
NkAL ~ Man In the YEAR ~ aur lss,l ens,
.hta>sAa eight hahaNSt AND slsAtys
M VI the Mate Vt laNa IN, tAlstS.
lNth and ~ the iA,,tisAsleNye al tay
thlsW Mates the aAe AanS,y~a aa,,
INth, "
MEeNR, SHERMAN,
lN tha OaNeraaes
u, A.. HI ngII NrNsNsiArx x.eS sasa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

The 18th annual report Of the al.
rectors OF the Chicago Milwaukee
and St. Paul Railway shows the
gross earnings OF the road for 1891,
TO have bccn the sum OF at .O25, 46l,
o. Total expenses slO,3l7,73l, II
net earnings $780,. 63O.5a. When 1t
Il considered that the salaries OF
officers and ws>ges OF men employed
In operating the road, interest on
stock, and watercd stock paid, taxes
and all other expenses. leaving tho
magnificent sum of over $4,000, 900.
(for whsi?) tho people may we'll
enquire, Il some law il not needed to
regulate corporations and render
them the servants instead OF the rob.
bcra Of the people.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
A Missouri Saint.

st. Jnmcs-St. Jesse Jamcs--is the
latest contribution of America To the
noble army of saints and martyrs.
He was the son OF baptist mini i, I
II MiasOnri; al fourteen years OF agc.
he applied for ~ post in Quantrcli's
band Of gIerillas and was refused
because too young, though certainly
not Of too dender an age: vln,l,catedl
his right to the coveted position by
several cntthroat exploits On his own
account. nnd soon became u member
and then leader Of the gang; help.
ri To sack Lawrence, Kansas, and 10
murder nearly every male inhnbi
tAnt; captured n railroad train near
CentraliN, Mo-. aud killed In cold
blood thirty-two sick and helpless
men whose only otfcnsc was that OF
being Union soldiers on tho way to
hospital: abandoned guerilla bust
ness at the close Of tho war and went
into traiu and bank robbing; became
the terror Of Kentucky and Missouri:
lived from 1868 to 1854 always with u
price, and u steadily increasing price.
upon his head: deserted his own
gang, like the coward that he was.
whenever his gang was holly pnrsn.
Ell and capture WAS imminent: show.
ell his bravery never except In
shooting the offensive and terrifying
or numbering the unarmc,l. and WAS
always rs ready to run from the we'll.
armed rs to murder the helpless. At
last the offer Of $40, 600 for him. ",ic;,d
or alive" stimulated thu cupidity Of
two OF his gang: aud IN his own
house. while nnnrmcd and busting
some Of the pictures On his walls. he
Was sh 1t through the h ,aa like the
mad dog that hc was.
Death seems Co settle all accounts.
and no sooner Was this numerous
villain dead thun the whole comuni.
~ act tn work with extraordinary
nnaninlify 10 canonixe him. His
funeral wns an ovation: the attend.
ant throny crowded the BAPTIST
church. "whcrc he was converted i'm
In lS6i" heavens. what sort of a
n. N would he have been IL he had
not Nccn converted: the sheriff and
under shc.iif acted among the pail
,earers, the services were opened
with til. vmn, what Il friend We
i.aye IN D.. ~ the officiating minis
tors comfo, 81 the stricken com.
,aunity with extracts from the
psaimts of dob ann David, and with Il
comforting discourse ON Christ's for.
l..,asance and forgisness Of sins. and,
finnlI.y the procession To the grave
y. - III. ~ Immense proportions
ua' pm sn,l, il religion u this,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
Allcecl's Porous Plasteis

lss~nsc they have proved them.
selves the Best External Remedy
ever invented. They will cure
asthma. colds, coughs, Rheumatism.
neuralgia, aud any less,l pains.
Applied T. the small It the lack
They are Invaluable IN Ha.k,Aehc.
Nervous Debility, and all kidney
troubles: To the pi, If the stomach
they arr u sure cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint.
ALLCO.kS POROUS PLAS.
TIERS arr painless. fragrant. and
quick to ,aire. Beware ef ini,a,
tioa> that blister and hnss,.
Get ALLCOcK'S, the
only Genuine Porous
PA s,cr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

II u DIR. Thomas intimatcs thnt there
may be- perhaps a probation IN M.
other world for those who secm III
have had no true probation In this,
he il Turned out OF the fellowship Of
the church ~ \ hereto, il IL Mr.,
Jones and II Mr., Martin send n free.
bootrr Mnd n lifelong robhcr nn,l
murderer straight 10 heaven In 4
chariot % flrs without III much Nv Il
baptlsmMl bath by thu way, will amy
Church call them to account for their
falaeneas 10 the law of God and the
sacrcdncss vt morality? We shall
scc.--(C Christian Union,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
So
lAsoR w UsuRy.

Labo: cleared away the forests.
Labor builtlcd the cities and the
towns.
Labor opened the mines.
Labor bnilt the railroads.
Labor eiectcd the school houses.
Labor built nll the ships, and all
the docks, and all the steam engines,
and all the cotton gins. and all the
spinning iennys, and all the looms.
Labor created all the wealth that
exists. and all that ever did exist,
and
1.-THE laborcr Ia worthy Of his hire. !"
Usnry never built a railroad.
Usufy never opened a mine.
Usury never cleared an acre az
ground. never planted a kernel Of
golden grain, never erected a work.
shop,
Or a factory.
Or built a church;
Or u school. house;
Or put up u telegraph pole,
Or Invented an engine:
Or built one.
; Usury never produced or aided In
producing u particle OF wealth, but II
has absorbed the earnings Of labor,
until
The usurers
Own all the railroads.
And all the telegraphs:
And the mines:
And many Of the workshops,
And the fuetoriss.
And the churches:
And has mortgages upon one.half
OF the homes Of all the people, in
town. and city, and country, and
The laborers
Beg for chance To earn their
bread in the workshops and the Fac.
tories, and upon the railroads, and
IN the marts OF trade which their
own hands have bnilded, and upon
the land which they have cleared OF
the forests. aud in the mines which
they have opened, and the usurcrs
answer
II you are content with bread and
water alone. II II well. but see to il
that yon ask M more.
For II you ask for meat with your
bread:
Or il you ask for homes OF your
own:
Or equal protection from the laws ,
Or refuse 10 vote as We tell you.
Then shall our anger he awakened,
Aud WI will refuse your request To
he permitted to work In our facto,
rics. our workshops and our mines
and the mortgages shall he foreclos,
ed upon yonr homes. aud yon shall
he transformed into tramp>, To be
arrested.
Confined In prison.
S~nt To the workhouse,
Branded rs criminals,
Driven To desperation. tina, an ex,
cnse may hc had tocall out the army
aud hayonet you in the streets oi
the cities which You have huilded.-
Indianapolis Sun.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18


>rArE ~ luNA,
llawAkn apNrt.
IN tue Marasa taas ~ tlawarl tN,aaty. State
ny yefsNsW 4 Slssia. eNeS'a.AsA l~-Nvxl from
IN ofsse u the Nkefk % tho nt>trtst tssA.t ~
Howard evssatN, $sste at laMa, la Esys.r IL Itaxs
AN toanN tssh>,stNtsa IN hen ef fla.s 4 nSNSl.
The hah,h>oa, NadiSaa k,slaA>sa, i. n SesIs
\, ANDERSON Je~sa tsAl.sS ana MiistaM Mater
dAssN NAY l&h, ls& AUD IL lae sl,t~>le>l sxsn.s
nk.hast& Mrta~t " che g>ssl~ eAattraN, st.s,k
~ ihssn'N IA any sssapAaN, deA,~ aus> psuas,ss
~ the haaa> ~ thir leg-sMN laAlS aai SeaA,
s.a,, sMn,Sh sM ha sSslnpt ~ iaW tesa wv.
y b. naa,ts The Ss,m ~ FIVE liNA,lvsl >sSSn,S
swu staliafs and ~ cents s1Asx ~ with I'M,
ess>t theess.h Al tAs fets> st IL mr. c~At nsr An
ha.a ttusa ANftsWA iSsl MslA lsteyvsa An,
GETS hsss AAh~t 0laa thc fSlk.MlnS. ,srS., rsis
~ rvas estate, Nlax AMT e,lag ~stualsl IA IN
'@aN y ns. . saa s.sss " Tvs AaMslss
s,s,loa NJ s,N,esa tsss Ia ye~M.Ssr No N,aess
Nm: M,ae .ss, \. " kAaSv M ss~sea Sin ", q Inc
Ant herey 1.se paalN aa,ec uaa, |, Ia,
nner tar NAe A. pua,le aatery, At Tho tSsNr,
MnoSe uvN ~ tn>Ss veaa'y VI ltawara And
SATURDAY June the 18th, lNSa.
ors~.en The ours ds os,soska III, ana ,c~secl
~, ~ Ssli q Sais 10 s~ssN,nenec al the hoNl
ms uSsMA u IA. ~ >std sta.s and Nth sea 4
NE hfehe>t aud hNSt htsl,l.r lAercfsM In yasl
.ne ahnNs h<tfissel prsa~rty, of Sarsaxlcnl
th-esi y >atssfs the afsess debt With ,at-rv~l
Dated TIN. ,sta aas of Nay ,sss,
u tnwEl,
sheriff Il Howard coaa,y, ,os>
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

~ OHnikAsCE for the eons,rNo,toA NJ n lltle.
wnlk south tnnl NniNlt rh,lAnA u John Mul.
hollands south ilir, tHprO, lOMt,
W. " usllln,,t by thu Mayer Ahd Town ta,,n.
Gil ~ lAe lnrerpurited u,wn ~ UrtseO Iowa
sktfioN lit Ihst sidewalk 10 lA, tunAtrucfs
~ " rlhnk 7 inthts ~ thlrkhta, lulhan huNr IN
not hlurr thin tetl arult With I'M ,0in,s I
.sld plank h.hken aud WHEN hutl,, aait walk IN,
w nnl lens than amt IN width, tl,r ta,,,e 10 hi
nli!t, ,alnnahvink NJ III" Mouth Writ corner III
nt ! w hltnk w, thence south IN the u, w, cor,
ner q tl,e n, ~ lots leila ind Id, In hI,Wk ai
.NMu iowa, AMu ~ ~ completed within M dNih
Ifnln the pahsnkt ~ This ordinance,
Thin ordinance W take Effect ana In nj force
from and after Ia paasagr aud nubiieaih,n m
teIMtNu ny law, tirsN May iplh, ihsa
FAsAe,t anu approved May lsth I'M,
/, A. GtAss, FuANk kAyNe.
iteurleE Mayer
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
National County Convention.

Notice n herrhy given that National County
Convention Will In held q the Court llutsr ia
CreHn Seisviay. Nay ~, iSss, cons ming VI onv
ori0k p M, for the purpose of appointing sias
convention 10 b. held n Dies Noinr~. Iowa,
June !. 4 z, iS0. ArTslial aud earnest tnvila-
ton extended 10 IN many ni the party a. can
asrange % " pFr~ent 70 b. In atNndansc nj
this convention.
JONN NsN'OOK,
Chairman Ia, CeAtral Com,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
Nc ALlSTER'S
ALL. NEAllNEs ALL MEALlNGs
OINTMENT.

NAN NM lEkahsc ulatAscss .a,asas 10 N,resrAl
~ atAst NtaetAl ~shssaA.tA And aatA,ug can tr
taaaa Ia IN veAalNs>tssaa that ean tnlNN the
: Astcy tAtAAt ~ NA,laiN sstst tho Nevst or IN.
n III, tsstAS 4 Nes~tAAle rr~eAsstieN the Al.l
MEAllNE NlNtMNNt NH AsVrr h,jNtr Naa, hut
Gan Ne s>s>t With tMtN,AttA eN Alb ltS AcAltss
powers mr. wsNS~ttsG and the stsst reputation
ssssss ~ 3 MANN ~ ia ssssss, rSIs ogSTs.
NkNr NAY INN rNMKk to CACNE AlL M.
rEkNAl
Ser~ Ser,taleas llaM n, ca,au.cn Erap,,ces
NlaaeA itch, Ec,ea ANA lossnnoas Wounds 10
alSsAar1r tAo,r ratrsd matter and thorough
hcNuas rr,s'es> follows, RasaS and Scahis arr
Instantly ra,esca, chanrca Hands and Frr,
Fr~sea lpaeS and CAnhlasoS arr nsomptly
eatvt, salt khraM, Rafhrr> Itch, Rtng Wola,,
~, atr NNsrSllly ryAtlkNNts~L
4; ssas, PiES per rs: ss so, sG +
AL hrtsgEaStN ~ MNtlsSt frrc IN rvSctrt ~ -
ny MALI. 4 klCkEl~ nraExtets, cls Grcenw.ch
Street, New YORK S,t&
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

IA E4tshrs. Stern siniers N "a White metal Mustu .r,y
WE. Imitation geld 3d. solid stisia c,ssI~.t ani i-s
IN II q vsiaai
10 10. aet.e< THOMSON r. s.'...--s:;- As~ issa,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
Agents Wanted fer sallivan's
IRELAND Of TODAY.

Naturalization by Tha~ ,NWwr OyoMAnr. N. r.A
SS,AtayieN ~ kASsl>h epMr>~saa ~, htsh, n
aeSvsaAtN tclaAstN rlts aAa the prcpsrS dsS,a.
fasNs. n sAaW~ Aew The land MN~ ,nntScatcd
AMI the thseNstfsc~ Us>~sNsNsl, N cNp,asn> the
land leAkAr, she liant Acs and the yu~rlon
NH tuAsaia$s AZ .NxfAs,neS and nsan IN collars
lster eAtN "a s~r senN, Miles, mMcN~N, send
80 tas Mt eAtlt AMI Assta w,ssS nj uhcc fcr
hM tsslcNlAsS adtrs>S j, Z, McS'csnS & TO,
CAts,ssu III. STA,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
BOOTS : SHOES
In this market.

Fifteen years acquaintance with tho
wants " thu people VI Howard co0n.
". has enabled us to consult their
Interests equally as we'll IA our own
In purchasing stock, Our goods arr
sold upon their merit, and unless
they sustain thr recommend We give
them May he returned and tho mon,
ey rrfan,lea,
sll reasonable Efforts will be- made
on our part To nathtatn aud continue
tho pleasant relations which our long
ael0ain,aace and pleasant business
dissertations With tho people or tho
county has seemed 10 establish.
Px~1TT' r. Os.U.1<.kEH
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

I'M 20 lNrMNvEN kNNr MEEk ~
Times rsekayo Makrs : Stl.oAs " \ ac.l-
eluuS MhaseSe,Sas. ~lsafkslNR teh,is,fAacr trNcr.
Avn Ash Aoar at,ssstst W SeAt by mail tor eacs
~ N, MlNE>. ~ " NceA, ANv.. ehltasta. sNt&
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

&,sa oh lSe MeeS eaa N Ma,,e h ANY local.
SSeDN@ ~, SaA,cshlhg eatlrclN INV FOR
sg,a.N SeNtns tNs@ u ". lN0kANAM &
IL. MaNtNh, Mas WA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

yonr lnisdy Tor oeour custenas. Ard u ltns Dsds
p~sfr.t cure Of him. We have An0shw csstalnsr sow
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

West y!rxiniA. Aug q. lS79-I seosIved your ncdk
cine and believe hns cured %s. 1es sAca ~ .ssy
box No. Z! for fiend~ You have dans ussas THU
To- lac. will send yeu all this Osdorv Can,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
AK l1...ns5ss -

Every Instrument warranted Fsrf~rs and Eeiasss.
haIr ~ Instfusn~ni SA inches lfr. 3 i inekes Ida
ssa Asa satisfied srcsisisax tile instrsaneut.
ressfn " AZ eare snd s~ viii refund ys.r money
p.csss staiS where .oa raw cur advertisement
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

CoaersssloMal Committee. o. tho Ath
Congressional District,

Truth. \ republican paper OF New
York City truthfully declares that:
Il publican defeat means the
building nr OF opposition to corpor.
ate power"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

- 4, r. nvl.> seSyS,as, ~ state,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-27
CROPS ~ TIE NORTHWEST.

CHICAGO, May pa local commission firm
here has a condensed report of the crops received from
Trustworthy correspondents Of the points Of which
follows:
Texas-Fuly so per cent wheat and corn
age than last year; large yield expected.
MissOur.-AbOut s9me acreage of wheat ~ last year
great quantities of chnch in places, but
material damage; prospects very fine.
Maryland.-Slight increase i'll winter wheat acreage.
Oho.-Nheat acreage a tri1e larger than last
year.
Indiana.-Wheat acreage increased; corn about all
planted; acreage unchanged.
Michigan.-Nheat acreage increased 10 per cent;
bugs; corn, same acreage a. in 1851.
Uinol-.-Wnter wheat same acreage trille larger
bugs have appeared but they harmless yeti the
army has only stripped tho leaves; acreage Of
oats Is 10 TO 30 per cent increase.
Nebraska-Wneat, not much winter raised; acreage
larger than in 1851; spring wheat about as last
Iowa-Wheat, 10 per cent less ACREAGE corn, acreage
10 per cent larger.
Miunesota-Wheat, in the southern and southwestern
part the j. fully 30 per cent less while In the
central eastern Is larger aud possibly than
III 1881.
Dakota-Wheat, acreage % per cent greater; pros
poets more favorable than last year at this time.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10 per cent larger acreage; corn
and oats show 10 per cent larger acreage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-27

Ernest Mum and Lewis Williams we're elected drec
The organization has fty-three members. Aha
CANA OF baseball viii be played TO-DAY on %nrnty
Eysan Fields, Hoboken. between mines OF he ~
Clerks and surrogates offices. lunch, 10 ne pau o -,
by the defeated nine will be served atter INC s"
Roedenburg's Hotel, adjoining the grounds g.. p,oo,o
close and exciting contest was played f T mines
yesterday between the Cleveland anu D" ~
The score by innings was as follows n n n n 90
1nesi" ""---'- '--''i o . o 3 IS
Basehits-Cleyeland. Ia Buffalo, y. hlroie
land 4; Buffalo T. UmpTe-Mr Bnllymo A., c,,,ooco
In the Leig e game at Detr0 pe."s 49, rg.ined list
and Detroit mines the old champions partly oe
iaures by defeating the hitherto almost lh"ncipie
Detrots The score by innings was MS follows; . q =
Chiesso. .......-.0 -
De,rnt ............0 U y 8 " %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o; Detroit, g. Errors, Chicago
g Detroit Q. Umpire Mr.. Hgham ~
In TROY The game between The Worcester ana Troy
mines WAS won by the Troy in the first inning Inc
score by innings was as follows: = q n n a
Troy ..-....................7 -
Worcester. u u d -
Basehits-Troy 8 {; Worcester, g. Errors-Troy, D;
Worcester. 4. Umpre-Mr Dunnigin. -,
The home team at Boston was beaten by tho frONI-
dence team as follows: - = - >,
Providence ..............-..2 ! o ~
Boston -. .................O o o l d -
neutrality-suspicious., O.; Boston, 9: Errors-fro'l-
dence, 8 Boston, z. Umpre-Mr. Daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-27
TIE ST4R ROUTE CASES.

WASHINGTON. May 26.-The Criminal Court
room well filed this morning when the star Route
eases were called Harvey NJ Vale, the only defendant
who had given bonds gave bail III the sum oil $lOOO
for his appearance MI Chandler filed motion to quash
The old indictments upon the ground that the new indct
ents covered the matters. The defendants were
sbep called and all responded except Mr. Peck MI Car
pentcr said Mr. Peck Lad been dead many months, but
Mir Merck replied that he had no knowledge OF IL ana
added that Of the defendants VINO bad Deen repre-
scented as dead was now in court Mr. Wilson, OF the
counsel for defence, asked for delay until to-mor-
row.
Attorney General Brewster said he wished to make an
<xpauaton Of the Governments position in these cases
As far az Mr. Wilson's request for delay OF one day was
concerned Le should not object provided 1t accorded Win
the Yenience of the Court But he wanted TO urge
npon the the desrabty Of speedy trial IN these
cases The Government wanted all, or at least one OF
Them disposed Of The Government wished to show that
they intended these with the greatest
earnestness and determination. IL was now nearly a
year since prosecution began and far nothing had
been legally and udciay TO test the truth OF the
charges There was absolutely nothing to show that the
persons were justly unustly accused Turning toward
The defence the Attoney-General added: land wish
70 notify the that 1t is my intention TO be present
whenever my duties will allow when these cases come
up 1t IL the intention 81 the Government 10 sec "nener
these have been Justly or unJusty accused ana 10
bring these promptly 10 an END WIN the ad O 'nls
Mr. wilson said that the statement Of the Attorney
General a most extraordinary The only nfer-
enc was that his AID friends had been dOdgng
fle Issues in these cases. then claimed thai the
spOLsiby for the delay lay entirely with the pfoseCu
ton.
The Cont brought the discussion 10 close by saying
that IN, ONLY motion pending that the be post
Yone ,g one day with understanding that after en-
fering pleas the defence would proceed immediately 10
trial. a.. -,
Mr. Ineerso repudatcd any such understanding, how
ever saving that he not trying MS case Ia ihe news
papers and not prepared now 10 say tat he WouIu
20 10 fra Tomorrow Perhaps after the pleas were Gu
tered he would have some motions TO present. ~
The cases went over until tomorrow morning ~ ~
O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-27
B1SEBALL CANES.

The Metropolitan and Allegheny mines played
their third game yesterday at the Polo Grounds About
1000 spectators present. The game was poorly
played on both sides. HanknsOn made home run in
the sixth inning but declared out for not touching
second base Hankinson, Nelson, Keenan, and Goodman
led at the bat The following is the score by innings:
Metropolitan. ....---- - = ~
Earned runs-MetrOpolitan, Allegheny, 2 First
base by errors OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o );
ALLEGHENY l. Total acknowledgements %;
Allegheny 49, Total left bases-Metropolitan an, 4;
Allegheny. L. Struck out-Metropohtan .; Allegheny
g. First base on called bas-MetrOpOItan, Ale
gheny 2 Time Of game-lwO hours and fifteen
Dinutes. Umpire-JOhn Kelly Passed bails-CAapp'
i keenan,, z
TIE New-York Produce Exchange Base Bah Associa-
zion permanently organized yesterday by the cleo
fon Of officers and Gthe adoption Of constitution ana
bylaws. J. ID. Fuller chosen president; Alexander
Meskn, vcepresident H. Q. Zaun, treasurer; W. III.
1laftOn, Jr, secretary r. G. Myers, W. IL. Robertson