The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-09-25
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Press II Dec. III 1881,
III conversation with Mr.. Gro. H. Eusta.
the irWeler u Minneapolis, liz sad. ''rhIr
growth haa been perfectly wonderful, though
W nave tndeasofri 10 Keep pnpn With II.
". ilhd Tint expensive gems, such ~ snti
sen In our eases, are more readily nnahle
iAan would be shelves full ui cheaper goods.
taking Tor Instance, our diamonds W.
nfe obliged To carry very large line III the
tneet bflllian,s. People thInk nothing hprp
nov Of paying S3oo. saen II 900 for il
solitaire or cluster. The saes are confined
mol only 10 the ladies who purchase largely
oi bracelets, breast pns, cnr rings, finger
finls. necklaces, etc, etc., hut VI arr
Obliged IL keep On hand large stock III
bflllanis for gentlemen, WHO indulge
In expensive rings, Sleeve buttons.
shirt stubs and charms. Tho taste III ut
people IL certainly becoming refined W.
have found TINT French brpnkcs If fhn finest
workmanship sell readily, aud have Jul In.
ported The collection you see. together with ii
large variety Of costly French ,la.ks III
hfen.e aud Italian marble. Tint clock hr.
Tore spn, which strikes the quarter hours al
double gong. cost si.h. Vt there are
plenty pf people here who readily pas such Il
price Tor parlpr ornament. In all The end.
less varieties OF gold und iiagfee work, In
tile rich aud beautiful specimens al silver.
ware, In satrs and parlor ornaments, there
II constant and growing demand W.
could mol carry such case ol Louis nv
gold watches were this not So. neither such
asnas II rare articles Of silver In endless
variety"
injustice Il performing IT. perfect work
TIL MlsIkils ~ ulR FRONTIER POPULATION.
n ft..a. - Yts d, i
mind OF nan II conceive, or the tongue III
man 10 utter, The silent, pitfui, awful strus-
glrs that arr being endured among our from.
tier population, 10 enable these creatures IL
aanfn their sretehrd bodies In the glilterng
spells Of Goleonda, and revel and rlut In
waStelnl splnndor Applause, Il Il 81
lent struggle, for these pioneers belong Ia
strong raves; they represent the American,
tile Irish, the German, the Scandinavian, the
English, the Scotch, the French races. aul
like the Spartan boy they will not cry out,
but prefer to die ana give no sign, even
though the serpent l. gnawing nj their heart.
niRSiNa NAY AND FREEZING ~ DEATH
Rui every now and then We reaa In the
newspapers some little incident, which
throws whole Hood Of light TN the
scene, like that, for instance. If the
poor Nelson family who las, win.
ter persisted In the Rcd river valley,
father and two daughters, caught In n
blizzard, carrying hay to burn, freezing IL
death between the haystaek aud their wrelehe,l
smoke. hlaekened home. Taase stark.
s'iii ana half clad bodies should hay, been
carried into Minneapolis aad laid down side
hs siie on the platform OF th, mills, that the
public eye might be relieved Of the moaatons
ri diamonds and French hronxes, aud Louis
NV. clocks, and fast horses, aud faster
women. lGreat Applause,
Tor one, my friends, would rather live
on iurty acre farm. un diet If water anu
potatoes. then possess all the Injuries that
lie can eire, obtained al the cost uf ~ much
misery anu suffering to my felowmen.
I'll Is mol aud IL cannot cume To good. -
tureai applause,
Aud Low patiently do the people endure,
ali 'hisl That great philosophers, Herbert
spencer told the trsth in his New lor',
speech when he sSid that the Americans
would uneemplalningly suffer wrongs that
would breed an instant revolution In any
country in Europe. How long ,ia You sun
pose The mt.lers of Minneapolis would stand
such expressions, II it was possible IL turn
the tables upon th,mt
HANGING sA>nERmAr ~ A LAMP an@r.
LIT me show you. Two or three years agn
II vas reported Ia the eastern papers that
Vanderbilt was about 10 put at, the price IF
wheat aaa make tie millcrs pay more Than
II Nas worth hs eornerug the market. Tue
report, unfortunately, was not true; but how
did the millers feel abou, Il. Their leading
Minneapolis paper published an article from
which | make the following extract.
W. ia not believe the report that Wander.
bill Las entered into conspiracy With other
capitalists to eorner and manipulate wheat
fat ,ae year, first tasing up all the wheat aud
advancing prices, then selling whpat and
breaking prices Ivy rushing wheat IL market,
repeating this process Of "scalplng lot
Wass" amt bleeding the general inhie "a
often ~ they choose. Ii they do engage In
such u raseally operation. however. nj. opera.
ton tia, would paralyae the milling interest
ani a,range almost every species uf bust
ne>s, each and every ennSpiraior engaged in
II ought h In strung up Ia the nearest lamp
post, Let them get Gariyle's history 1T thu
French revelation and read his graphic lie
sertplon OF how the populace utilized the
sIampsron" Ia punish the tare>talers II
bread, 4 terrible vengeance will same day
nsertak, the capitalists in this country who
deliberately Use their wealth IL impavefisa
the people aud make the condition If thu
poor still more wretehea.
How really are these men 10 Invoke .tt,ac
LAMP post and the bloody example Of Lie
reign CT terror agains, ihos. who wuuld .tlg
~ the price os whea, aud keep ,hrm from
buying II nj their own figures! Ii never
seems II have occurred III them taat the altn
who Ia, d,fn the price of
wheat, aud thereby ''impostsi>h ihe
people" of Minnesota. are equally
deserving 10 he strung up to the a.ary>t
lamp post IAppiau>e,
but do uo, advise amy such desperate
remedy, We have the ballot hoN. and If the
people use Il they eau rgb, tAeiroua ws<.ngs
II they refuse 10 ass II they are themselves
10 hlame aid deserve IL suffer, Applause,
PREPARING Io sraN. tnE SEW ,Ror.
Aud remember my friends that even wAi3e
! speak. tie SNARE, are heing set Ia capture
The crop you aA"e just raised. l'ne work #
rnhaers l. II - aa. qaatr H.. following
extract .rvm tAe Minneapolis Itt.3aae NJ
Au-, la
lhe maers Gei1 mectin" yesterday nj
I'll association r@am~ ara Il eide. us.aa thu
necessity Il dT"E,p,ur prices T. t,te follow ns
il.aus3 NJ, hard. .fc; NJ. . hard. 40.
N. |, ..e; M. :, Use, .ur uen Wheat. H.
conformity Mita aare, tieut> these a-t3Fes
became l.e bass e hUying .l ta euautre.
4. eeatse, taking freight au, az r>ts ira,.
aaesa tgnres and prices Ia tie 4rsauetr sra
extremely se@, itas, liberal ,AsH AZ sell 81,
sasa prices rrinatrs L. hc sEra. -
OIL wheat IL railing quality Was in very
load demand. ana brought 1s.c lar No.
Iard, White Ma. : uert.rru AIS ealy Aust44
so4at seyentK~ei-., cents, making H. ill.
ief.Nse bttHeen IL aaa NJ. lar3,
Tue arbitrary d,.itFeu made hy the milirr~
between lese SAINT grades ~ueN
Nlsai Il only ~, Nany dealers srem h.
tlink the ail'er,u re between grat4e, IL Likely
T. widen, hut tGat ~ nrra, .3ty vii depend