The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-07

The Barber boys, who murdered
deputy sheriff Shepherd OF Fayette
last fall, have been captured after a
desperate fight, In which three OF
four others were wounded. some, II
is thought, fatally. They are des.
perate characters, having committed
several terrible crimes.
The commissioners selected to To-
cate the capital OF Dakota have
agreed unanimously upon Bismarck
on the Big Muddy. OF course the
Bismarck people don't charge brlb-
cry or corruption upon the commits
sioners. Murmurs Of that character
come from all other parts OF the
territory.
The United States court ut St
Louis has declared the Washburn
Moen 81 Co. barbed wire patents
void. The patents under which they
claimed were the Kelly & Glidden
The decision OF the court was rem.
dered by Judge Treat OF the United
States circuit court. The right to
use the machines was also decided
againt the great monopolists.
Mrs. A. r. Jones of Madison, Wis,
gave select reading ut Lyric Hall
on Friday evening last. to select
few. Her selections were were eN-
cellent, and were rendered with the
taste OF master in elocution. But
the truth is there are not enough
people in Creseo with taste FOL
such really worthy entertainments,
to give paying house, and hence
our full houses are reserved for ne
gro Ministries and the like.
The Ninslov Brothers, Of kanka.
kee. ILL.,, write as follows: "Although
II. NJ. Winslow, Of our firm, ha,
moved to Columbus, Neb., taking q
part Of the herd with him, Pelea
Winslow remains on the Putney
stock furm here, and will continue
in the business, keeping some o
each family from which we ART
breeding. We have lately addei
quite a number of new things to oul
herd. We sold recently to J. NJ. Cha
pin, Atlanta, ILL.,, the fine Princes.
bull Prince of Wolviston, calyc.
Dee. 4, 1881, got by 4th Duke 0
Northumberland 32351, dam I'd prin
cess OF Wolviston by Baron Bates 3,
1882, for $1,000. Also, to L. II
Brown, Crcsco, Iowa. the fine Prin
cess Short-Horn bull 9th Duke 0
Cambridge, ten months old, by 3,
Duke OF Northumberland 29311, dan
Lady Sale 43d by 10Th Duke O
Airdrie 1864, for $500. Mr.. Brown
also bought OF Emory Cobb, Kanka
kee, ILL.,, five very fine young bull
i by his famous Oxford Wild Eyes =,
33l28.'- Breeders Gazette, May "a
| RICHARDS CRowN Is the title OF
most interesting work from the pei
of Mrs. Anna ID. Weaver, OF James
town, New York. What Uncle Tom
Cabin was tn the institution OF Ne
gro slavery, this will be to tho sys
TEN OF American slavery put upon
white and black alike by the monop
olistic oligarchy which the republi
can party has installed into powe
over the people OF the United States
The work Is now In its third edition
Il full Of thrilling interest from tn
opening to tho closing page. lilo
nopolists are already moving to sup
press it, as slave holders attcmpte,
TO suppress Uncle Toms Cabin.
As that meant tho overthrow o
slavery, SO this means the overthrow
OF all the monopolies with which tn,
republican party has hedged til,
people about. A few copies shoult
be III every neisLborhood to be rea,
and passed along to the next reader
One hundred copies could be TIM
gs.a in thi# county. viii our friend
aid the friends of humanity gencr
ally aseert ain how many they ~