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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05
Deserving Confidence.

THERE'S no article which so richly deserve the
entire confidence OF the community as Browns
Bronchial TrOenes Those suffering from Asth-
matte and Bronchial diseases, Coughs and
Colds should try them. Price % oeuts.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05

THERE is resurrectiOu of natures latent
vigor every spring. Like the world around yOu
renew your complexion, invigorate your powers
cleanse the channels of life. Ayers Sarsa.
parilla is the means TO use for this purpose.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-03
SOUTHERN.

Wyatt Banks was executed at Frank
lin, Robertson county, Tex, for the murder
OF Add Wiser about year ago Two thons-
and people witnessed the hanging Banks
address on the scatfold occupied two hours.
Eliza pinkston, the negress, whose
testimony created such excitement before
the visiting statesmen In Louisiana In
1896 died in Jail at Canton, Miss, tho other
ay, and was buried in the potter's field
A tornado swept the State Of South
Carolina from one end to the other, causing
great destruction Of forests fruit trees,
dwellings and churches; many people were
injured, but no deaths arc reported
Terror prevails in the vicinity Of Sui
phur Springs, Ark, on account Of mad dogs
Horses, cows and hogs have been bitten.
The value Of the stock lost 30 far by hydro
phobia is $780, Parents fear to send their
children from home. 10 says telegram
from Little Rock.
Congressman Phil B. Thompson, Of
the Eighth Kentucky district, shot Walter
Davis dead ut the Cincinnati Southern rail
road station Mt Harrodsburg, Ky The af-
fair grew out Of an intimacy alleged to have
existed between Davis and Thompson's
wife. Thompson is said to have previously
killed six men three OF them Federal sol
diers whom he encountered while In the
rebel army, and in each instance thot his
man through the head, as was done this
time The man killed was the fourth Of his
family who are said 10 have fallen before
Thompson's pistol In every case, however
self defense or some equally good plea was
established
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-03
WASHINGTON.

Mr.. Hazen, Third Assistant Post
master General. who has charge Of the
finances of the department, desires to have
his PREDICTION go on record that the deficit
on account of the reduction Of letter post
age to cents will not exceed s3.00o,0c0
Ex-Surgeon General Palmer, u. s.
N, died at his residence In Washington, aged
~ years
At a Cabinet meeting the other day,
the rules and regulations prepared by the
Civil Service Commission and the operations
Of the dynamite plotters in the country
were considered.
Rear Admiral Baldwin, commanding
the European station, has been ordered by
Secretary Chandler 10 proceed. with his per-
sonal staff, to Moscow to attend the ap-
preaching coronation of tho Gar.
A Washington dispatch says "there
is good authority for the statement that the
Government has sent secret-service agents
to Philadelphia This would indicate either
that the attention of our Government has
been called to this subject by Grea. Britain
or that the State Department expects com.
munications from Great Britain
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-03

Frank Larkin, well-known ball
player who for two seasons was pitcher for
the champion Chicago Club. committed sui
eide in Williamsburg. n. T.. after fatally
shooting his wife. He was crazy with drink.
The New York Board of Aldermen
are considering the project of statute to
Peter Cooper in front OF Cooper Union.
The Rev. Samuel Reiman, WE'LL
known rabbi was killed at New York by
falling between ferryboat and a bridge.
At Taunton, Mass, IN actor named
Paulding. playing Romeo, inflicted serious
wound with his sword upon the Tybalt of
the play, named George A. Dalton. in the
course Of the combat between the two
characters
A shocking tragedy was enacted in
New York. William Macduff, financial
broker. shot his wife dead while she was
preparing breakfast, entered an adjoining
room where his little son was sleeping in a
crib, aud killed him, and then shot himself
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-03
WESTERN.

Five inches of snow on the level fell
in the vicinity Of Petoskey, Mich, on the
9Th Of April
A dispatch from the West states that
little Charlie McColnas, who was captured
by Apaehes IT the time of the murder OF his
parents III New Mexico was subsequently
killed by the savages because he was unable
to keep UP with them in their retreat to the
mountains
Seven hundred English recruits for
the Utah Mormons passed through Council
Bluffs the other day,
Postmaster Enos, of Good Hope, Wis,
makes the statement that the frosts of last
winter have killed the germs in corn, and that
after being pante 1t will simply rot in the
ground These conditions are asserted to
exist in Wisconsin and Mnns sofa, where out
of fifty ears oil grain planted about forty
sproated
4 terrible and fatal railroad az
c:dent occurred to the Montreal express on
the Chicago and Grand Trunk railroad near
Bellevue. Mich. The train was stopped to
permit the adjustment of the automatic
air brake, which had got out Of order. A
brakeman was sent back to flag any trains
that might he following on the same track,
but evidently he did not 60 tar enough, for
in a few minutes heavy freight train
dashed into the rear Ut the express, tele-
scoIing two Pullman cars. Three persons
were killed outright and twenty received
serious injuries.
Almost heart-rending affair is reported
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-03
FOREIGN.

Notice was given in the British House
eminent would be asked II steps had been
taken by the United States Government to
prevent conspiracies here against the peace
Of England
Jules Sandeau, the French novelist,
is dead
The London Times processes to have
information that the membership Of the
Fenian brotherhood and its auxiliary socie-
ties in the United Kingdom il not less than
l5c, co. The police claim To have intimate
knowledge of the inner workings OF the or
ganization.
In the British House of Lords Car
lingford stated the Government had neither
the right, nor was it necessary, to force emi-
grafton from Ireland, but believed it was the
best and inevitable remedy for distress"
The Government had received offers for
selected families from across the Atlantic.
The French Government has decided
to send two small detachments of troops TO
Tonauin
The lower house of the Norwegian
Parliament has voted the Impeachment Of
the Cabine. for refusing TO promulgate and
carry into effect a law making the Ministers
responsible. This marks another point for
the popular side in the irrepressihlc conflict
between the democratic people OF Norway
and their King.
In kelly's second trial n. Dublin. for
participation in the rhasnix Park murders
the jury were again unable 10 agree. though
the Judge summed up severely agalnst the
prisoner Michael Fagin, alleged 10 be an
other of the conspirators. was then pla ed
on trial. When the court began TO inn anel
jury, seventy five of those called failed 10
appear, and each absentee was fined $50
Carey, the informer, has most
| tender conscience While admitting that he
had accepted commission to kill Mr. For,
ster, nj the time Chief Secretary for Ireland,
| he said he did not attend the Sunday meet
ings OF the Assassination Society because OF
religious serupies,
oyerwork has incapacitated the en-
| tire German Cabinet The mass Of business
claiming their attention is unusually large,
aud beyond the power OF the present stait 10
perform
Twenty-Five lives were lost by col
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-03
MINOR NOTES.

Com shesa discovered in Alachaa eoaa,
Il. la
LAMP in Hot 81 rings Ak, Zee 'asly
lrvaSsi sils er tsoas too.
asIK rxEa,isr TN roller skates has Killed
four am is.osss l. n sv.tle Z sls
Tdr Tai ase iass hall grounds are pro-
naune "a the lines, III Aa.,lsa,
Ensrcs Nilals, of the Chicago TsShese,
h siviusea sl,sultat, cash Ia Ian ! liz his
neMspaie: property,
TIM hat fos general w.ag vi ,outlaue 10
lie a h'a X. hire o. hgawa Isll,s ai meslsu
height, with slightly WIDER hsnn aaah ~
IRE walls ~ rats<, which are T. ss,,ue
aasn, cover Il siain nj sresaa tsaa fv,t " lie
sni twenty nv. IN e. Ing ant sltt Will
gain A,ts.ah IA and ~ their nasaL
THERE Is living in the In til States tteasa-
~ more than 81 atSA ,staof uae ailag Il nancs
-lntc q st all rim II al 81 nh h. Gc / sume
ot which dates Lack - - :.
uilya-.EaaaSss il u. Z III sAs lnu~s in crest
ing features of agr..a I sre n Calf run.
lhe State nasse> Is Salae G III itltt sfaseS
AMI enc ranch eMn.r~IsNas 4 Caaner, Of
santa nathara~vis slid u hase derived a
lsras of s ! - an arss rom Ii = lAtt4t aslan
stAers however, express aa1slt u II
mhe Acr this ss,ec.eS 81 frni caattArs cau hc
n;sts gsIetssig ani permanently rafttal!s
Nnt continual source nt I'll seASa >s@n msssi
AVA, he lie sssie ue4ln. which tn eatens
aaost 81 ,'al ialaRtast IA ussgs, thc oiles= nat
excepted 1'&ilfn,i mia Gus va~llv raise m
oise clcp = 6srgc g. that et a'y. which
statls So = tn. : .ntt0tte
II "A h. that has nrsnanaus3t t&ssssa the
Ilru.s Senate become i Lax. s.Isu Il l. l4k.'s
Ia do So, drenkca dstyeas % tn.s&S " Il re-,
ee.ye n much aeeasa alseiplEe Tic hlli
SAYS lo person owning sns carriage ra4sn'n.
ar travelling upon ant fvass ~ itatnnss f.r tic
Il nyrNaEsa u tfaN."@saefs> sl1a& Ia sW&nRls
snI Icy. or continue ~ saap*t Nan mt. any
lscrSaa L. tii4ye sch carriage who i,
aid cted In drunkenness ar TIE *,
eesisc uSe ri slrtnaas 4, .uan: and
II any snca awner shall Mo ~. liz
provisions ct this se@tian. h. $lalt l. riesl
n the raGe II - rtr ttay faf III tia tteas h.
shaa keep such driver il hts carsus tnenf
ANY person arlslnr lies eNn t.sala. II thu
team of aa.o heT, ua the lasllll,' Highway
Nhen ntaAi .assa. sGaal bs subject ta "A M.
of mol less tAaa - n,f MaIc Ilan So fol
! each o'i.ase, tn Provisions are iatanae,
e. secure sttets IN las sn@ers, and fas
treatment 10 teams, aud Nil meet tho sane
| ton of good citizens generally.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-03
POLITICAL.

Sam Randall claims that he will have
the Maryland delegation solid for him for
Speaker
Hon. W. ID. Washburn, Of Min
nesota thinks that Presidential lightning Is
likely To strike either Edmunds of Yer
mont, Harrison of Indiana, Miller of Cali
fornia or sherman Of Ohio, among the Re
publicans; that Iilden is too near the grave
to secure the Democratic nomination; that
Mcdonald OF Indiana is the strongest aud
most prominent candidate in that party;
and that Logan OF Illinois has the Pr, 81
dental bee worse than any other man, but
with poor prospects Of capturing the prize
A bill is pending before the pennsyl.
vania Legislature, imposing tax of mill
per gallon upon crude petroleum shipped
out of the state.
The New York Legislature has passed
bill to retire and pension school teachers
over 20 years of age
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-03

llsion between tho ships County Aberdeen
and British Commerce of the English coast
The report Of tho ront and ca,ture
Of tho False Prophet Of tho saudan nj raars
To have been prematt re,
The examination of the alleged dyna-
mite conspiintors of London, Birmingham
and Glasgow was resumed in the Dow Street
Police Court, London, on tho 18th Of April.
Police Inspector testified that early In
the month Bernard Gallagher Ind offered
himself MS nh informer, and re'ated what
Gallagher had told him regarding his
connection with tho conspiratars, both IN
the United States and In Great Britain Tho
movements of himself and others of Tho
party, Gallagher said, Ind hecn directed by
his brother, DR. Gallagher. The latter had
poor opinion of the dynamite schools at
New York Another witness testified 70
garding Whitehcad's purchase II acids To
use In the manufacture OF nitro -glyccr.ne
ut birmingham.
Sixteen men lost their lives by tho
burning OF factory in Warsaw, Poland
\ nytro-glycerinc factory has been
discovered ut Northampton Eng.
Hartmann. the Nihilist. is reported
10 have cross Il the Russian frontier, bound
for Moscow
The jaryet Dublin brought in vcr.
die. of guilty i'll the Gaze Of Michael Pagan,
charged with conspiracy to mGid 4 |. II
Cayendish The condemned mai arrived
him c,f Fcnian, but protested his limo.
ccnce Of the crime charged against him Ills
execution is set for MaysS
The London Times is dissatisfied
with the fact that on'y SO very few men
tried In Dublin have been condemned to
death. and declares edto,iaily that II jnries
will not agree IT, convicn the accused shall
be tried by special court aud without a
jury. In the meantime into,mers are turn.
ing up on every hand. and additional arrests
ore being made by the score
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

The papers transferring the Hannibal
and st Joseph railroad tn the Chicago. Bur
lington and Quincy Railroad Company were
signed last week in New York.
There were Isl business failures in
thi country during the seven days. ending
on April -, q decrease of p rs compared
with the preceding week.
Henry De Bosay, q veteran 81 half a
dozen wars, was hanged AZ E,izabethtown,
n j., for the murder of his wife Frazier
Copeland, who murdered W. J. Hunnicatt
on Dec. 2. lsss. was executed ut Walhalla,
S c. Henry Eeyels was hanged ut Lake
Providence La, for the murder Of Henry
H. James In October ls1S
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-03

Iowa roS,affieeS, EStahli>hea-werth, Roene
county, VIM NJ Crarses, rostmasscr Dis
continued Rarrwcea, scott county, Corn
Valley, Sioux county, Jacob ruweshick
county, Link, Hadsn county, rome shelby
county, Wister, keokak county, Wsman,
Louisa county, rosimasters Apo n,ea~-.N-
mont Station, Clinton county, ], II Doyle
ROCKVILLE, Dallas county, J, n Harper,
Grovelana, ircoanss. ], ", Hewe,ls Mar
ina Ringyold county, 1has ], Wyanss Hi
hourn, Van Buren, county, Edwin TWIN,
Preparation, Nonona county, Geo ~ Scott
Village Greek, Alamakce county, Jas m.
Recman
HERE is the way that \ betting Young man
at Glasgow got taken i'm lie laid wager
with a stranger that the latter would not
WOO, win end marry = Young lady whom,
with his companion, he had seen arrive nj
the hotel where he was living, The latter
introduced hims Ii 70 the damsel. she smiled
upon his suit, a minister was called in, and
they We're married within an hour The
wager Of no Uncomfortable amount Was
handed ever to the bridegroom. who left
with his lr.de the following day. II was
Afterward discovered that the couple hat;
long been man and wife, aud that they had
heen travelling abou, playing the SINE trick
at various hotels
Is the use 81 postal facilities Iowa ou,does
some Of the mere reru!oas sister state.
The total receipts of the postal establish
ments in Iowa amounted last year IL 81.
asi ,oas. Il. more than tn. returns from the
mere porn'au~ States II Indiana and Ms
consia and more than California The sale
of postage stamps stamped envelopes and
postal cards brought the Government 81.
- AaiSlas hox rent AMI branch offices, 81.
I itAs. The expenditures amounted 10 ST.
! - asa leaving an excess OF receipts over
expenditures of sl4d.asa -, a net revenue
/ TO the Ualssd States Iowa is thus one OF
/ the sixteen states which moro than pay for
/ all the postal facilities granted 10 them
! THE sahles TrfbaH< says that no particular
Kind If stove is necessary TO the burning Of
the hay fuel now so much used i'm North
western Iowa IL says: We are aware that
there are stoves made especially for burning
hay, but the early settlers in this county
used the ordinary cooking or heating stove,
for hay burning aud found they answered
the purpose very we'll" Tie hay make,
good fuel But tie better thing 10 do with
hay i'm Iowa Ia 10 feed 1t 10 cattle a. grass OF
hay. and buy coal to burn with the proht,
made 81 the cattle That l. what the 4 scd
Lord intended hay to be used for.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-03

R10 . WseA. III day ct home sssliy made Gerttv
vs6.0saea tss AAassss Tsus ", Aass..~. IL
IT,!
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-03
BUSINESS FAILURES.

Handy. Richardson & Co, grain spec
ulasors. Chicago
Marks Brothers & Co, commission
merchants, New Orleans: liabilities, $780,
oCO. with small assets
John 4. Bliss. lumber, Tonawonda,
" u: liabilities $4,000 in excess of assets
The Bleyer Distillery Company, St,
Louis, Mo.
The Chicago Ruflling Company, Chi
cago Liabilities, $4,000; assets. So, coo
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-03

from Middlctown, Ohio A mother rushed
into the river to rescue her little daughter
from drowning, and her husband rushed IN
after her, and all three were drowned.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16
Blind Japanese shampOoers.

On fine day one can scarcely walk
a square in any Of the more thickly
populated districts of Toxic without
hearing the shrill whistle Of the blind
shampooer, as with long stick in hand
he slowly feels his way, calling out
from time to time his fee for a COM
plete shampoo. A system Of employ,
ment for the blind SO suited to their
condition. affording. as it does. fair
profit and an abundance Of healthful
exercise, indoor and out, certainly
deserves, at least, passing notice.,
Shampooing. or. perhaps, more proper
ly speaking. massage. as practiced byI
these blind men (called amma), con
sists Of a gentle rubbing with the
palms Of the hands Of the surface Of
the whole body. together with passive
exercise Of the joints, and a slow
kneading of the superficial muscles,
more particularly those Of the trunk
and extremities. The sensation to the
subject is usually very pleasant.
especially if submitted to after violent
or continued exertiOn, as after q diff
cult climb or a. long walk Japanese
physicians recommend it in many dis
eases. also in ccnvalescence from dis
eases in which there has been loss Of
power or wasting Of the muscles
The skill and anatomical knowledge
sometimes acquired by these unfcrtu-
mates are truly wonderful se-a
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16
yTne Prophet Honsr-+ IN HI- own Country.
Even in HE Own H0u-0 ~


The honest. simple narrative Of MRs. 8. J. WmrH
who resides ct No.ITT Williams st.. Providence RI
"During the past six seven years dave been 30
verey afacted with kidney disease causing intense
bacbaches dizziness and other pains through
nv body and limbs. rendering me no weak and pros
trate that at times IL impossible for to do
any part Of M housswork. have had also fiut-
tering of the heart and terribly distressed for
breath. Twas very miserable and completely worn
out anc discouraged: had no ambition to under
take to do anything. and barely sufficient strength
TO render existence desirable. having failed to ind
relief from the doctors prescriptions. At this
trying crisis friend persuaded me to obtain bot
Tie OF Hunts Remedy and now rejoice that fol-
iSwed this friendly advice. for the Remedy acted
ike charm in my case. After had taken q few
doses my health began to improve; I felt better
every way. The hutterug Of the heart. the intense
backaches. and terrible shortness Of tho breath
speedily disappeared. my strength and ambition
soon returned and before had taken two bottles Of
the Remedy 1 was entirely we'll. and able to wash
and iron and do my housework. Once in q while
am troubled with tho headache. and as soon e. am
taken resort to Hunts Remedy. and . few doses
nx mo all right. Ishal never be without It In the
future. Ihave frequently recommended the Hunts
Remedy to my friends. and they have experienced
relief from the first dose.- heartily recommend Il
to all who are shlicttd with kidney disease or dis
eases Of the Liver, Bladder or Urinary Organa I
think no family should be without It..
fQe4H Ms. 8. J. wmPr
No. 1T Williams st., Providence. B. I"
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16
The American TrOtter.

In Science" W. H. Pickering
carrying out suggestion made by
Prof Brewer. of Yale, constructs the
curve of the progress of the trotting
horse in America, and finds that it win
cross the Observation-Disclosures has
about the year. 1901. He also deduces,
from statistics prepared by the same
authority. the conclusion that at the
date mentioned there will be not far
from 10000 horses in this country
which can trot mile in 2:30 or better.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16
d.. 6. G. Abbott has kent a carefuI

DR.. G. c. Abbott has kept careful
record, extending over twenty years.
regarding the building of winter
houses BY muskrats. the storing Of nuts
by squirrels, and the other habits of
these and other mammals. and has
found that the habAs referred to, or
their omission, in certain autumnss
bears no relation to the character Of
the coming winter.