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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-06
Marsh 7. Polk. the defaulting State

Marsh 7. Polk, the defaulting State
Treasurer OF Tennessee, died or heart disease
ut his home In Nashville, last week. He had
been sentenced to imprisonment for thirteen
years, but was released on bail to await
hearing Of his case by tho Supreme Court.
Mrs. Adolph Morath, better known
as Laura Layarnie, 1.-THE tattoocd woman"
gave birth, III Baltimore, to a baby, whose
skin is marked with exactly the same figures
and colors rs seen on It's mothers body. Mrs.
Morath has been tattooed within nine
months.
The Federal Court at Nashville, on
the petition of the railroad companies OF
Tennessee. cnjoincd the State Railroad Com
mission from interfering with the business
Of the roads The judges hold that the net
Of the Legislature creating the commission
is In conflict with the State and Federal Con.
stitufiOne
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-06
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MONTREAL aholishes the Mayors 5000
salary.
Tar parisians intend 10 name a street after
Darwin.
FL MAnnI is pronounced "iiel Moody" In
''Lunnon."
PATTI says she can sing better with her
salary in her pocket.
Ma. 6LAnsrosE's father was feruted To be
In the slave trade In his time.
A pHiLAnELPHIa reporter Il an applicant
for the position OF Thief Of Police,
TuR Princess louise at recent wedding
wore Muu and bva made oi SKUNK tur.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-06

Losses.
Shelbyyile, Tenn. six stores ............ $4,000
Woodstock, ILL.,, three stores ............ 10000
Winamac Ind. five buildings. ........ 1900
Worcester. Mass, wooden machinery mill $4,000
Mayaguse, Porto Rico. forty-two houses. $1,000
Pittsburgh. four dwellings ........... 10000
lOnia. Mich. prison shops. ............. 5000
Cassyille, w. Va. business block. ...... 10000
Pittsburgh Pa. street-car stables. ...... 1900
New Orleans, three dwellings. ........... $4,000
st. Paul, Mimi, warehouse. .............. $4,000
Jackson. Mich, Union Hall Block. ... 100000
Henrietta, Texas, business property..... $4,000
Corsicana. Texas, general store. ......... $1,000
Green Bay, Wis, dry goods store. ....... 10000
South Chicago. ILL.,. steel works. ....... $4,000
Com, ,ton, Canada. hotel. ................ 1900
Denver. Colo, two hotels. ............... $4,000
Louisville, n.y., cloak mandatory. ...... 60,OOO
Grecnyille, 8. c., business property. 10000
Osceola. Iowa, Touring mill. .......... 10000
Lincoln. Neb., hotel and other property. $4,000
Duluth. Mimi, two hotels. ............... 10000
Philadelphia cotton mill. ................ $1,000
Boston, wool warehouse ................. $1,000
Nicholasville. KY, -four mill. .......... $4,000
Harrisburg, Ohio, general store. ......... 10000
Toledo, Ohio, brush mandatory. ....... 1900
Richmond, Va, cedar works .......... $1,000
Philadelphia. Powers & Wcightman's
chemical works GOO 600
Faribault. Mimi. small stores ...... 10000
Paris, Nv, warehouse and contents. .... 10000
Racine, Wis. wagon factory. 5000
Boston. Hawkins Machine Companys
Eldorado. Ohio. Touring mill. ............ $4,000
Iredell. Tex. business property. ... 5000
Philadelphia. CARPET mill Observation-Disclosures. 5000
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-06

A RESOLUTION was adopted by the House
OF Representatives, on the LIST inst. calling on
the Secretary Of the Interior for information
relative to the fencing in Of public lands In sew
erral States and Territories. Bills were reported
to provide for the issue OF circulating notes to
national banks, to establish . Board of Inter-
state Commerce. to increase pensions, to pro-
vide for canal between Lake Union and Puget
Sound, and to construct the Maryland and Del
aware free ship canal. Several speeches were
made on the naval appropriation bill. There
WAS no session of the Senate.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-06

Bradstreet's reports 1877 business
failures for the week, nineteen moro than
the preceding week, but twenty-thrcc less
than for the corresponding period In 1883.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-06
Snreal the LIGHT.

Each day adds reports Of heavy fail
ares. Of stagna,aen in business, II fae,e,
ries closing. men and wemen losing
work, and not Knowing which way 10
look Tor bread.
How much further this will 80 We
cannot tell, for, under our present imam.
cial system, eft,reeurring SEASONS ei
Distress are unavoidable, They are so
common. 40 much expected, that il re-,
auires only u slight ilatter in some cor,
ner Of the country To start the avalanche.
Ii makes no difference about erass,
These financial horrors arr A. likely
when our granaries are bursting ~ al
any other time, The eettom III il all il
asary, debt, aud more asary than eass.
ness can pay and live After a certain
period the debtor must cease his strug.
gle and lie down under his load, As
long As the overloaded tellers and hnss.
ness men ean carry the mountain weight
which cunning asarers have fastened
upon them, all is we'll when thev legin
to fail, a panic easues, and passes frem
borrower IL lender
We have found the rock which stops
the train OF progress, and desire to blast
it and roll il into the ditch, We pro,
pose to kill asary hs making il ua,
necessary tn borrow, hy supplying bust
n.ss with perfect circulation satlicsen,
for cash payments, and amending on,
laws so as IN discourage debt
When this is done We predict for our
country prosperity uninterrupted NJ
the light af thu sun, a universal hap
piness that will Ia the marvel of tn.
world. Greenhackers, yours is a
glorious mission. The thanks III vrasa,
full generations will IL learci upon
You. IL you only pcrscs.rc to the end
DO not feel that day has hcea well
spent unless during its hours yoa has,
said or done something IL spread The
light. Aglsate. SECURE the introduction
,st ssrcrs that will educate tho people
Steep is death. Labor il life. lore
Tribune,
4 Negroes Esca>e.
What have YOU been doing, Bob
ever since left homes I've l.eea gon,
two VT, Ks and left YOU here H. a,sent
Ia NV business, and | told Won to dig
them holes and put up that string o
fence aad told soa In cns and haul nj
a gooa deal If weed. aui t. stack on
the corn. ami not a blessed thing Law.
soa done. Now, give sn aeooant o
yourself.
We'll, now. boss, You see how il am
| When sou goes away and nobody her,
but me and desc niggers, gifts lone
some. Den goes over to de big meetil
at Mount Zion and We uns did have 4,
powerfallest time over lar, - lie shore
to H. shore. AID We gifts more ligio,
than you ever hearn Of in all your life
/ len Just ehack full all de week. An.
rass, yon mustn't he NAL wii = POO
niger. for petsin' 'ligion, for dat il nj
de poor Niger got 10 TEND On. Vol
white folks done got dis world, an VI
! niggers are now tryin' 10 fix up wild d
Lord to get de next one. and de Lar.
say he pwine In give IL to us. an nor
what troubles me, Boss, il what vol
white folks p~ine 10 do den. 'kpecl
Won hav' To pend ON Bob Gen. Dol
take keer Of ron. Boss: he will, shore.
--Teras sgfiags.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-06

CossTAacY il = moral virtue, fidelity
In physical virtue. Men call them
selves constant; women call themselves
faithful
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-06
FIRE RECORD.

The record of fires of the week,
where loss Of $4,000 and upward was en-.
tailed, Is as follows:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-03-06
BARBED WIRE.
The Washburn & Moen Company Beaten
in tho Iowa Suits for Alleged
Infringement.
Another Judicial Declaration that the
Gliddcn and Kelley Relssued
Patents Are Invalid,
[Kcokuk Dispatch.l

IhcOkuk Dlsp6tcN.I
Judge McCrary rendered fnal DEGREES In
tho two suits brought by tho Washburn 4
Mocn Company against Walter and j. Il.
Rhodes for the infringement respectively OF
the rclssucd Glidden and Kelley barbcd wire
patents. The DEGREES In these two cases ap-
ply to eight Iowa suits in all, III which the
same iss1cs arc involved. Tho decree on
tho dlidden rcissued patent declares 1t Is
invalid and Of no effect, because 1t
ia tho same invention described In tho
original patent, and secured because tho
claim Of the rcissucd patents was unlawfully
expanded, and there was undue delay In
applying for sad reissue. Compa inants'
bill was therefore dismissed and defendants
have the right to recover their costs.
In the suit involving the Kelley patent II
was held that tho fourth claim oil tho ~.
issued patent was invalid for the same rca.
sons stated in the first case, and the court
found for the defendants upon tho issue OF
infringement made In the peadinps. Tho
same order was made concerning costs and
dismissal of the bill.
The Washburn & Mocn representatives
say the next fight will I've on the ,iginal
Glidden patent. SnE.e of tho Iowa cases arc
likely To be carried TO the United States Su.
premc Court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05

v .or nugols he ~ client health, buI
suff ..s from ennui. H. del ness, which
ne d,us not iloto show COZ clniats, lsolaiei
lin The receptions now hardly last
n enty mnutes, and are STU held after din
D Strangers are mot WELCOME VISITORS.
though courlc u lYrecrlved. II 10 nece ny
10 souetuius 20 them, aud 80 bctrA1
he irelr iudmiiy from which tho poet
suffers. WhGt he appcAfa 20 enjoy most
otse his friends az dinner Az the head
OF hi table be- can talk Tor himself and for
those around him. lie le,ires 10 his bed.
room at nine O'Clock, ana
walks no aud down until about mid
niqht. thinking tbDu. what no is to write
ulft mnraice. In tho afternoon he is taken
oul 10 drive in lhe Bots by a Russian prin'
o.. who 10 puetCs8 herself aud enc OF his
m I'd ontlui s'icyotaries. She was brought
up on the Sieppos In the widest way, ana
60 the daughter Of one OF the richest suo-
lecs Of tlt Gear. For tho exclusive use OF
ihe venerable barb she had lightly hung
hrruglGm drawn by pair OF O-iol hoIsea.
They arp, when his end has come, To be kept
in "a ltahlo aud pAddcckI apart from all
e. thsr animals OF their race, aud the carriage
I'd 10 %. placed lu private mu. nm. Inc
Ir.C.is, though !. ftl Ike fItN bake ~
uu. o| t4C most gg'Iup. th'b .l WoMcn,
Size b. married, ard - sae wan her daugh-
t.I. o. treasure up The 4yInps Ui her Illus
ir us friend, thuy nearly always On h'r
drives occupy 'hO from. sea. 81, .ho orolE.
IN II London Truth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
= Pafii,s prixnfe Car.

PATHS private palace ear, built By the
Mann Bondoif Car com sany, at an expense
OF $40 600, was on exhibition at the Grand
Central depot yesterday. Patti Is IN Bos
ton, aud the car is 10 ho taken there this
evening. Its name Is Adeljna Patti. In
the center Of the car IL ssloen abou, ioui-
teen feet long and nine broad. The roei Is
psnelled with embossed leather, colored
with two shades Of geld leaf 10 the sides
OF the saloon arc plate-glas windows sixty
inches long and f0riy.s.x inches high. On
either side OF the windows are bevsllcd
glass mirrors, set In the side OF the car.
PATHS private room Is at one end of the
saloon and Nicclini's at the other. The
woodwork IN the saloon IL amsranih wood,
and ths painted panellinrs are by the artist
Rosienoli The apartment contains an up
risht piano. two revolving chsi-s, table
and sols Paiu's room Is ten feet
icur aao elk aud half feet wide.
In one corner is tiny bathroom,
length bath tub. Hot or cold water are
,om, aud under the middle window a
.gri;ing desk three feet high, covered With
green bake, and contaiuing four drawer
Above the copper nickle-pl ated wash
basin, in the corner OF the room, hevuiie1
s,sss mirror is set In the wsll. The cell
ing is Of old gold. embossed leather. The
bed is upholstered in silver bluc-iintcd
tapestry. dotted with little roses, and this
upholstering i carried around the walls
and between the windows. Tue wood used
10 this room 10 ssiinwocd.
Nicolini's roem is ike Pltti's, exc p
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
AmusEaEsr NOTES.

Tonight an orpCotsnt public will he
given Rn opportunity OF hearing our boys
in their vsry best condition Of the opera.
house. The magnificent success Of their
laat sxhlb tion has not passed ont OF tho
Dallas mind. and the richest of treats will
no the portion OF those who visit thu Sun.
flowers this evening. An amateur per-
iofmance 10 generally regarded with soms
instruct, bu' the young gentlemen com
posing this lroupe wIesled cuch abundant
applause IN their last appearance, that
their performance rs regularly ~ looked
far W th deepest interes'. We bsspesk for
them a general turn out Of The citizens and
predict a grand audience at the opera
souse, which will be delightfully."- warmed
and lighted. u VIII bR tho" minstrel
show Of the season, and those witnessing
their rehearlas Hny they excel in variety
and talent The iar-iamed calendars.
Milton Mobiles will appear A. the opera.
house on the I'm and Sih, in Interviews"
and tho "Pheniy
y ank Newell's "Muldon's Picnic Party"
Is here on the 18th and 18Th.
Ssnt8 are going Ike hot cakea for TIE
Sunhower Minstrels tonight. You should
procure you seats early 10 DO sure OF good
ones Help the bovs cut by taxing your
friends 10 ser the performance tonight,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
ruE WArEn-wORxs sURvEY.

The city engineer hs party in The field
I'm charge OF Mt. Thatcher running transit
lines aud levels 90 propfrlr dtiilo the locs-
tion and elevation OF such points g5 SEEN
most likely to furnish supply of water,
and in spite OF tho bitter cola weather the
work Il progressing rapidly. Dir. Chester
u. Davis, tho &C. idIutCr nt General William
Sooy Sriilh OF Chicago, has been Ia the
city several days and is making thorough
reconnosancr n all the terriiory surround
ing Dallas within a radius of ten miles and
procuring information and statistics bear
Ing on the water question. General smith,
who T. az this time engaged In putting in
foundations IN ninety feet OF water tor =
bridge at Hnyru dc Grace, fortho Baltimore
& Ohio RAILROAD, will be in the cily soon
and Join M Dsvi- In finding q Satisfactory
solution l. our watar question. From
pre- sent indication, the supply OF water
convenient 10 Dallas 30 abundant and OF
the best quality, suitable Tor population
of 100 900
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05

Tho city council met IN regular session
to night
Travel over ia railroads - picking up
% ne, the holidays.
The high winds that prevailed yesterday
sen clouds Of lust through the street.
The weather after moderAting somewhat
Thursday turned colder again yesterday,
snd IL is iFessIrg cold,
r. reported that Joe Hart, proprietor
~ the Two L4redos, thinks OF sIartlrg
daily newspaper here.
Ladies' hats bought direct from the fscio.
RE and prices are very low AZ hrj' r.
Chestnuts. Elm street mex. to Grams.
90 10 Meyer's hall tonight and hoar the
70. nj concert. This troupe appeared here
list summer In Mayors garden and was
eg sidercd No. l.
The rattle for the two toi.etta cases Mt
Purdy e EaSdaH g Board Of Jr dc saloon,
will I. K place Tonight sure, az o'clock.
Hlldeis of chances sill please be on hand.
Doc Fiitz. charged with carry ne pis.
to-, Was iYoJ $50 In the city court yester'
d., morning. This va9 the only case be-
fora the court. which speaks veil tor the
good morals oil DAl.ag.
Evcrvbsfr rho ir5Gueutsiho Fort knoTs
T1.fI.Dur Cue. fEtIHUou and where
ne ter he iCUud-bChiud ilo bar OF tho
Local Option, near depot. UneIcep!iouG-
be liquor and courteous attendance.
Mrs. II. A. Wiley, 6l3 Veal street, has a
baant'fl. iino OF artificial il1Ceg5, made
from paper, which ars most ua!ura. aud the
chrapest aud 5est nay Of decorating tableg,
par.orl. and iorr wedding aud ball
purposes. She will teach the art. Sample
can be seen at HAIRS book stora.
Israel Fleschman, from CurlaDd, Russia,
announces TO the Israelites OF moth Texas
hat ho is a practical Nobel and desires
their patronage. To the Ddllasites he makes
known that he ia a Shoohet, and also a He
brew teacher. For reference ms 10 capacity
and kuowledga ha most respectfully refers
10 Rabbi echuhl, OF ballast to whom all COM
muEicItionB may be sent.
Attention is called TO the advertisement
ot Nj. Kane Shields in another column,
who is acknowledged NJ one among the
most accom- plished decorative srtiS's in the
country. He keeps full stock OF oil goods
ia bis line, which he offers at wholesale and
,stai. tic gives special attention 10 house
ID ooraticn. The HERALD can assure lts
readers that Mr. Shields is reliable and
prompt In all his business engagements,
aad ss one With whom il is always pleas
ur6 to transact business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
MARKETS. by TELEGRAPH
tr. LOUIS MaaKET.

ST. LouIs, Jan. 4.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat opened higher but declined and
closed lover than yesterday. No 2 red
4 elsa CASH: OF l 4. January; 03 4,
February; los Is. March; I. 0s 3 tn 1.o9
Nav. Corn also opened higher. but inm-
he'd and closed bslow ves-erdaY: - 3 90
1914. cash: AZ IL 20 AZ 81, Januar 81; ~ ; 8,
February; So l 8, NAV. Oats higher, SO 10
20 30. cssh: 90, January; 30, February; 81
10 81 Is, Asy. Whtkg steady ~
LA Cor meal dull at rs. Provisions
were held fifm'y and only a small Job trad
was done. NV pork sold at l475; Oh a
Il q. Bacon-iong clesr, 8, short rib, 8 Is;
short clear, $50 70 SIS. Lard nominal.
Cattle csipts, 1000; strong for ell goo
grades AM active; exports go 10 60:
heavy steers. $50 70 $50: light. 500 TO 81;
common 4.25 O. AIS: Texans, 3 50 10 500
Sheep receipts, 1.1O0; firm; medium 10 fair.
900 to 400; good to extra. Is 10 500.
rAr-Ss CITY MKT. u
=. A -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
A NOVEL MARRIAGE.

A novel marriage occurred la this clty
yesterday msrning. George Toole, Rysung
man who was arrested q few weeks Aimee
and lodged IN jail hero on the charge Of
living In adultery with Anna Fuskls, a
younx and uusopnisticAted daughter Of O.
farmer residing near Mesquite, and
who had lead her father 60
believe that he wss legally married.
10 her was called upon Ia take his ohoio'
between tho prison aud the girl as his vile.
Ha chose the latter cOurte and was taken
before the grand jury which had his case
under Considerable, and in their presence
Elder Gauo tied Ter them the nuptai
knot. Having made all tho ropagauou
possible for him "a axe, County Attorney
Clint dismissed the'cash against him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
RACE OF SPORTS.
The Mental aud lIlgh-Dub Have Gamb'
ling at Heart.
4 Desire 10 Hoard aud Desire 4
spend.
Projectors OF Aaay Novel Schemes

The whole OF ihs Latin race are gamblers
a heRr.--they only shout Ices lolu unen
hey lose than " ben ihgy win. Ibe mania
n ryados an classes. from ihB peasant who
Invests his irauo VA lottery ticket 10 the
hgh-horn dame Who sprcllattH on the
B4uTse. Ia one Instance itii The dts.l. 90
hoard, IN the other the deere o. aprna,
Adyice'ia thrown away upon both. Willie.
msssRnt used 20 tell On amusing tgIo iu
illustration of this 0b,tiuacy in bsirr
guidct only one way, lia hGdlec1mmtn1-
Ell certain Inv gtmcnt in ,hr Figaro,
Some low dsyl nrerwarl hg bad occasion
Ia donbt the gCHuinenas7 OF tue spt1u'n-
lion, ard honesty said 30. Tho b.owiug
morning he received 70 letter rom a Cuun
Try subscriber. 81 Intended 10 take UC0
francs worth OF shares in The affair you ud-
y.rtised. ! saw your warning yesiorday,
10 1 enclose only 800 Francs, which
pieare invest L. 70 wonderful that paris
swarms with prof ctorl OF al. kinds OF
sohemcS--thsL nall the people You meet ~
20 the B'ur-2 In . eonyer alion / bod
last Saturday Wi.l NJ, Mace, the ellie.
the Pa,is detective 70 c. let fall come rl
tina, admirably paint tho situation "Mhr.
gueiet aud rdlnen," b.. said, .'are lul VIII
gar loot pads aud Durgllrg. Tho very ilc'
that they profess 90 model th'ms. yes
upon Clttuche and Mandrn, by vl 80
memories they claim TO be iusprld prove
luhL lNtg are ea lNa'h II AeAHA.f H.tNNNf
There s no ueol nowadays 20 rick one.
III 20 rob ore's itllo -m7u. II C.r.
tUulhe were alive hc would iuuaDit "A mHl.
nitiCegt apartment on the h-..
luor, and would style himself tH.
director Of tho SnCieiJ OF tnt
Shacp Of Pannree, with capital ol
100 100000 Of framed. II hAndrin came 30
lifc asria, instead OF the di5bevuled LOCKS
sud tho pistols With which no ia rpresr b.
81 in the eugrayngs, he would sport An
eyegiass, a MascOtte stick primrose gloves
and advertise himself ON his prospec rs,
thrown npon the tour winds OF greed as
the Agent de Ahaires lnternationales.'
Ycs. the late Nern was right. That 81.
lrs.ri1u- vendor OF black lead penc'is vas
very ford OF pitching" of a Sunday
morning on the aca de Ia Bourse. Marin
wac not only very witty, bus !Iig-l bee
dlcV. / remember hearing address
gaping crowd thus "Iou because
come before you IN II ~ costume
that mean 10 take you in = mistake;
IL / wanted 20 dupe you, me.s.eurs, /
shouldn't take my stand before the Bour.e
but inside. nf--Lonipn Globe.