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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-25
SOUTHERN.

A desperate fight between the local
authorities OF Dunesan settlement, Ga. and
gane CT moonshiners resulted In tho death
OF two OF the moonshiners.
Five persons were burned to death in
IRE at Newport Ark.
At a meeting Of exhibitors in tbs Er-
position building 1t New Orleans. 1t was
unanimously resolved to demand the removal
Of Samuel Mullen, Caicf of Installation, for
certain unbus:nesslike acts.
Mr.. Ross Brown, of Mecklenburg
County, North Carolina, is dying from .
strange case OF blood poisoning. Three
weeks ago he had . quarrel with a negro lad
and they fought. In tho course OF the strug-
gle the negro caught Browns thumb In his
teeth and bit il severely. Brown soon BE-
came sick and delh ious.
A fire at Baltimore destroyed the ex-
tcnsive oyster-packing establishment of II.
}. Mc1rath 4 Co. aud damaged that Of T. H.
scholl & Co., the total loss beng $1,000
A large iron hotel in process O!
erection near the Exposition buildings 1T New
Orleans fell, urying three workmea, ono Of
whom wa taken out dead
Six masked robbers broke into the
oouse OF Henry workenour, At Wheeling
". Va, tied and beat Mr.. Workenour ana
.is wife, and got away with $1,000.
Bishop William +. Diekerson. col
ored. OF the African H. f. Church, died II
Columbia, s. c.
The trouble between Samuel Mullen,
chief of the installation department OF the
Worlds E,Gesitiou. Of New Orleans. aud tbs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-25

or 1883, lsg, and 1851, respectively. ADoas
~ per cent. were those of small traders
whose capital was less than 8 Goo. In the
principal trades, tho failures were
as follows: General stores ~; gro
.ers. II; liquors. 10: clothing ana clot., IL;
manu- acturcrs II; shocs, II: drugs, II; dry
scods, IL; tobac and ciEa.s, 10; grain, o.;
fancy goods, y; hardware and ag 70. iturai
implements. 4; hot Is ami restaurants. =;
nEll.neY. q; harness. =; mems Turn thing
goods. produce and prov sions, :: carpan.
ters and build, rs 6; furnlt 70, q: ewclry.
j: rlu.tbers ard gas-ntiers. 3; hooks ind
orintings ); lumber and material 4: bsk rs
and confectionery, 8; erock.ry, >: bntcucrs. :.
Leubric Bros, dry goods aal milf
merry ut 81. Louis, made an assignment.
Plu'nmer's planing-mill ut Jackson,
e., po iun onc empaye was killed ard six
other aee!vea serious in uries.
Fire swept away the County Poor
10. ~ rear apeer, i.ich.: the cribn Eotol
n |oaaas,own. ohio: tho grocery utorc of
Armstrong \ Buchanan. at Cedar Iapids,
iowa 5000 worth OF quaitsen, aster's
-t1ras II aait TO. Marie tie porter, OF
Isaac Davis, ut Trenton. N. j.: ne
spacious residence Of w. Il. McCreery, 1t
Flint, MIchi.an :the Riverside paper-,,,ills at
South Toledo, Ohio; and a hotei and opera
no asu mt stanton, Michigan.
Work has been resumed by the steel
shops Il Eussey, Howe q &C., in P!ttsburg,
anu tho spuid.ng iron.works ut Brilliant
Ohio,
The cigar manufacturers Of Eey West
and the tobasco.growers OF Nov England
agreed TO send representatives to Washington
to protest against tho proposed Spanish
treaty.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-25
The Ncvcr-Ending Panic.

There Is no danger OF a panic, SAYS
vAxDERniLr, Not any, at leass for
VANDERBILT.
But there is panic, a perpetual
panic, FOR millions of the pot scratch
ers of our country. The panic is
hero for the hundreds OF thousands
who vainly hunt for work. 1t Is
here for hundreds OF thousands VI
mortgaged farmers. 1t has been
aging I'm Fall River for over a half
YEAR, and was intensified last Mon
tsay, when ten thousand additional
factory hands were thrown into the
street. IL is perpetual in Helrs
Mills. 1t has been ravaying the
Hooking Valley OF Ohio since last
June. 1t has blasted the lives of
thousands during the year i'm the
mines Of Pennsylvania. 1t keeps
hundreds OF thousands dancing on
TIE perilous edge in New York,
Chicago. Cincinnati and the other
cities OF the country. Ii appears in
strikes, lockouts, wagecutting, idle
ness. penury and ruin.
Every new turn of the monopoly
screw adds TO the panic: so does
e.eh fresh invasion OF capital, SO
does the stride Of every millionaire
- does every new-fangled scheme
& al the briyands. Even the inven-
.lnns that should benefit mankind.
and the move! uses Of the natural
forces that ought TO he Of common
service, add to the perpetual panic.
Ii is II far more raeking panic for
millions than any that has ever
swept over Wall street 1t grows
harder for them every year.
CO course, Vanderbilt and his fellows
are not afraid NJ this never ending,
w.de spreading and terrific panic.
They fatten upon it. John Swim
toms Paper.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-25
Iowa Agricultural College.

While every reader of our paper
DOUBTLESS knswn something about
the Agricultural College at Ames,
there are very few who have n def
mite knowledge Of its educational
advantages,
By an examination OF the Catalogue
OF 1884, just ut hand, it appe airs that
the facilities for acquiring an educa-
ton, both general and technical, at
this College have been greatly un-
dcrestima,ed. The College domain
contains about $40 acres; the state
has expendedfor buildings and other
purposes between three aud four
hundred thousanddollars: the annual
income is about fortv-four thousand
dollars; there are five courses OF
study: n general course in Science
and English; a course in Agriculture
and HORTICULTURE; 4 course in Me-
chanical and Civil Engineering; a
course in Veterinary Science; and u
course in Domestic Economy; there
are twenty-five Professors and
Teachers i'm the Faculty, and ample
meaas of illustration i'll the several
Departments.
The Chemical Laboratory provides
table room for loo pupils; the APP
paratns for illustrating physics cost
over 5000: in the Botanical Depart
ment there are twenty-four micro
scopes and over $4,000 specimens:
in Geology, Zoology and Entomology
the collections are large; Library
contains COCO volumes
The Industrial Departments are
equally well provided. The Farm has
amrl. bans and an assortment Of
fine stock. In the Horticultural De-
partment the selection OF trees and
Plants Is very rare and valuable,
over twenty thousand dollars have
been invested i'm Shops and Nachin-
cry for Mechanics.
II is difficult to give much concep-
ton OF this institution In IL newspaper
paragraph; but we might add that
tuition is free and board is furnished
at cost. We advise those interested
TO send for Catalogue.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-25
POLITICAL.

It is thought that, however Senator
Day.rd may desire II, he has not been O. ered
the treasury portfolio By Cleveland. ahs
best informed Democrats say that Dayard
Will he Secretary OF State and that Gar and 10
thc probable Attorney General. II is expect
Cd that two members Of the Cabinet will come
from the South, one from the border States,
and tho rest from the North. Randall has .
chance for the Treasury, and William G..
Whitney Of New York 10 strongly backed for
place.
THREE Cabinet portfolios are said TO
have been already decided upon. Senator
Bayard Is to be Secretary Of tho Treasury,
Senator Garland Attorney General, and Cen.
Mcclellan Secretary Of the Navy. The Wash.
teleGrap!s that journal this bit VI Cabinet
gossip:
APPOINTMENT Democrat says that three Cab.-
ator Ra,ard for the Treasury, Senator tiarlant
Ut Arkansas. for Attorney Gcacrai, ana Gem
Nc Cleiian. or New Jereey, for Secretary Of tho
has DECIDES that ne ihcr Sew York nor In lana
that both those States are represented
III TING lad net through The PRESIDENT 0nd Vice
President. 30 confident are Democrats that
Mr.. Garland Ia to 60 into the Cabinet that an
application Is already been recorded on the
ag,am Of tho Senate chamber for the aeat
whica Garland now occupi 3. Tho reason why
Mcclellan Is not ~. igned to the War Depart
NETT !. that re ha. roe many friends in tho
army TO reward and too many enemies
TO punish. This partial slat. CON 9
from prominent Senator, and 0 nsidcrable
importance 10 atta hod to it. Among 4 nasors
the impression Is general that Jud Q Thur Al
VIII b, one Of the Cabiuc-. and tha. kenstor
Pendlcton will be suitably rec ~ nized with one
Of the principal forcign missions.
Meredith II. Kidd, Of the Eleventh
Indiana District, will contest the seat Of
Geo. W. Steele In the next Consress Thk
10 the only contest 70 far OF which formal
notice has been given NJ Washington.
At a meeting Of Democratic Con-
sresemen from Indiana in Washington Il
was agreed that Ind ANA ought TO be given .
place N Mr.. Cacvc,ands Cabinet and that
-senator Mcdonald was . suitable person
10 represent the stste.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-25
WESTERN.

Judge Woods, of Indianapolis, pos
.tivcl. refused to spread upon the reo,r,ls OF
his court the staten ont OF James Il. hia.ne that
~, could not be had IN Iu;iaua. The entry
was, therefore, made that the oase MAS vel
unfairly dismissed.
Hog-cholera in Nebraska has caused
. loss OF probably ssoo, 900, the loss In ssrpy
County alone amounting 70 $1,000.
From March q, 1855. TO April 30,
lss4. the iinois Ceutral na,lresd has ps.d -
the Stale OF lliaois II. sum OF s,.s4s.s 4s. II.
The Rev. H. d. Jariine. Oh Episco-
p&lian pastor 1T Kansas City, hes sued 4
newspaper OF that town for $1,000 for Sian
der.
Al = convention at Des Noinss, Iowa.
of rci vsscntative re p"ranos psopis. 1t was
decided % call stat, Con vent on for Ian.
81, 70 consider the outlook for the prohih.
tSory law.
Hog cholera around Dayton, Ohio,
was checked b. the Odd snap after oss IN
ell ut Counties OF 1o.0ou no q.
In response to u request by Sheriff
Bodcn Of athens County, Ohio. that two som-
paniee Of troops might be sent to the Hooking
Valley. Gov. iioadly said that he thou ht the
local author:les could meet tho emergency.
During the year ended june - the
Atch son, Topeka and santa Fe Road earned.
net, s..a...sa7
Surgeons Mt Lafayette, Ind, SUCCESS
fully cured q cuse OF strasis.Gus. or squirting,
by us'. of the naw anpsth tic. muriate of co
coainc, lew drops OF which rendered the
eye OF the patient insens bic to pain.
}. Henry Hobart, the civil engineer
Who i'ui.t the famous loo on ;ne Soai ern
lac:ic head. WAS from to doa h n Q
street at Omaha alter lecotusng intoxicated.
All armed mob of 100 men made an
attact on the Court House Ut Traverse, Rob-
erts County, ID. T.. and removed the safe sup
posed to contain the county records. The
attacking party came from Wilmot, which also
claims to 10 the county seat. The records
were previously removed from the safe, and
the mob Is enragcd at tho trick played on
them. II Is feared that only tho presence Of
troops can prevent bloodshed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-25
MISCELxANEOU8.

Capt. PIN, T. NJ, believes that =
railway for the transportation Of cattle to
England. tet~oca Cheyenne and Hudson's
Bay, h feas
An Amt, ,,an vessel from Rio do
Jsn~iro kri, advices OF = probable outbreak
Of hoettlitic. >ctween Brazn and the Argen.
tine ReDuhiic. Tho Braziiians have made
ready their navy and arc conso.ipsius for
their srms. The ArRentines are credited
with fores OF ls0. oe0 men.
Riegel 4 Robinson, clotl.iers, Of
Buffalo. ". r.. have made an assignment.
Their lisbil'ies are $40 Oos. with sls..Ooo
ass~ss. Fe-ris j. Avery, Wholesale paint and
oil ds.l0rs In Isioaxo, have assigned. Lila
bilit;ea $4,000: assets, ~, 500.
Lieut.. Greedy will be appointed As
sistant signal ofhocr. with the rsnk OF
Colonel.
The safe in Napoleon Lafevrs's
jevslry store At Montreal Opposite the cen.
trail poiicc station. vs. blown open, and
watches and diamonds valued 1t $40 OoO were
taken.
Lieutenant Ahercrombie, who has
Just returned from Alaska, reports having
explored the Yukon river for 3.09 miles ana
found gold piacers paying $So per day to the
man.
An arctic wave OF unusual severity
rpr,ad i,seit over the country last week. The
mercury wa. Glow zero on line across the
continent from Washington 10 Portland,
Oregon. At Minnedosa, in the far North
west the mercury went down TO 10 below,
Fort Garry reported % degrees, 81. Vim
cent 30 degrees, iieriin, Wis, 30 dogRseA, N l.
waukee % degrees, Rockford, ILL.,, 25 de-
sroes, and Fort bod 81 L., - degreeA At
Davenport and Dubuque the Mississippi
River was frozen over; at Ia Porte, Ind,
there was . railroad blockade, and at Lynch
burg, Va. heavy snow-sts rm- Leadville.
Colo, reported two foot Of snow and all rail-
roads blocked.
There were 3O5 failures in the United
States reported to B,adstrsst's curing the
week. against 3lo IN the preceding week. aud
$50, 20, and las In tho corresponding weeks
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-25

In the Circuit Court OF Howard county, Iowa
February Term 1885.
James L. Lombard, Plaintiff,


February Term 1885.
James L. Lombard, Plaintiff,
VS..
A. F. Cole, Bridget E. Cole, Defendants.
To the Defendants named above:
You are hereby notified that there Is now on
ne In the ONCE q the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
la and for the county Of Howard, state uf Iowa,
petition OF tie pialatin above named, claim
Ing OF the defendants A. i. Coie and Bridget h.
interest thereon NJ the rate Of 10 per cent from
the FIRST day OF February. 1884. aud attorneys
Ice and exchange. as money due pialhtlE IN
principal, note or bond with coupons ATTACHED.
with interest thereon from maturity OF said
interest coupons, ut IL per cent, executed by A.
r. Cole and Bridget f. Co.e 10 James l.. Lom-
bard; that on the 18th day OF February, 1851,
for the purpose OF securing the payment OF said
principal. note or bond ana interest coupons;
the defendant A. +. cole and Bridget r, cole,
made and executed 10 james l.. Lombard, their
mortgages upon the following described real
estate. situated In the county OF Howard and
State OF Iowa, to-wit: fhe west half OF the
southwest quarter OF section nineteen l9)
il3, West OF the 5ti p. NJ.
And further praying In said petition that the
rights, title. interest and equity OF redemption,
OF eacn and all OF the above named def ts, In and
closed and barred and their liens hereunder or
interest therein, II any they have, be declared
junior and inferior 10 the lien OF plaintiffs said
mortgage.
And that unless you appear thereto and de-
Tend. before noon of the second uas OF the mex
term OF said court at the Court House In said
county, commencing on the 5th day OF February
lhss. your default will b. entered and judgment
rendered against you thereon and decree
entered In accordance with the prayer OF said
petition.
McCARTEY6 McCooK.
lat4 Attorneys for PIN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-25

It is rumored that Portugal q about
to cede to Germany the Portuguese posses
sons in selagoa lay, In Southeast Africa.
More damage was done to London
bridge by tho recent explosion than was q
nrst supposed. The Official report OF tho
Department of Explosives Gays that the
dynamite was probably suspended over the
sewor-hoie ut the Gaze pier. A reward Of
ECO hes been offered by the authorities for
the conviction OF the guilty parties.
It is alleged by United Ireland that
tho London police directed the dynamite SON.
satons and pay for the explosions
Great excitement prevailed on the
Vienna pourse owing TO the disappearance
Of Lucas tanner, the banker, and the dis.
covery OF . dono,t Of sa,0O0,000 In his 10
counts.
Lucas Jsuner, the Vienna bank d.
rector who defaultsd for over 2, C0O, 0tU aorina
shot himself dcad ut the neshboring village
OF kiering. Tn his person was found only
n forms
There il . rumor that the German
Tag has been hoissoi over the Islands Ut
New Britain and Now ireland, ~ Admiralty
Islands. and portions OF tho north coast 81
New Guinea
The French Chamber Of Deputies,
by vote OF 2as to los, reies ted motion to
abolish the french Embassy at the Vatican.
The Prime Minister recoS nized the enlight-
encd and eoncil.atory attitude OF the Pope.
Another attempt Is reported upon
the life OF the Czar. Eihfists lcossncd shs
rails over which his special train WIS 10 pass.
After Jan. tho Russian Government
propo,cs to monopolize tho bus nees OF pawn.
brokine, somewhat after Ito system In vogue
In Austria. The maximum rate OF interest =
BE- charged will be per cont. Per year.
Fire broke ont in the parcel Office Of
the Windsor Railway sMsion. and from tho
sursoiindinss it Ia believed to have Icon the
work OF dynamiters, as IN the debris wcro
found tho works Of IN Internal machine.
The London bridge disaster eontin-
ues 10 be the exc.sing t.smo In London. u
IL nov believed that three men were parties
to the outrage, and that while one OF them
escaped 10 Paris the other two are stu In
London plotting further explosions.
The British War Office has ordered
400 Martini Henry rides to replsoe the
snidsr rifles now IN usc.
Michael Dsvitt has advanced q polit-
ical scheme locking 10 creating m Irish ma
tionSl assembly to sit In Dublin and have
control Of all Irish domestic affairs. IL fails
TO ple~as she Radicals, and since II contsm-
plates tho continued existence Of To United
Kingdom tho extremists donounce II ~ IN A.
ts@pt to ooQues with Irelands enemies.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-25

The election OF Cleveland and
Hendricks the democratic leaders in
congress will do well to remember
Is aot an endorsement OF the arty'
L is simply the manifestation Of the
country to rebuke the republican
party aud give the democrats u trial.
Wise and just laws displacing the
moncp Wy legislation Of the repuhli-
tan party will give tho dem ocra.s an
endorsement after trial OF the par
- II 1888. Will the leaders secure
this endorsement by the adoption o.
tic laws demanded by the people?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-25

4 negro tramp appeared in Belle.
sas one day last week in n pitiable
condition. He was clothed in rags
and wore pair OF miserable worn
OFT slippers. His toes were badly
frozen from exposure to tho cold
O. all the many wretched. miserable
and destitute tramps We have ever
seen. this capped the c.imax.-Bel.e-
vi. Leader.
lie wins from the fourth district.
where he had performed The duties
Q. = sovereign" in helping To defeat
Weller. The <. Q. y, took him up
there, and now he mast ride back to
tho sunny South" on "shanEs
lorscs."-- MaquoSeta Record.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-25
A $4,000 Biblical Reward.

The publishers OF Rutlebge's Mon
thly offer twelve valuable rewards
in their Monthly for January, among
which is the following:
We will give $4,000 to the person
telling us how mony verses there
are in the New Testament Scriptures
mot the Revised Eeition) by Jany.
10th, 1885. Should two or more cor
rect answer be received, the Reward
will be divided. The money will be
forwarded to the winner January
18th, 1885. Persons trying for the
reward most send 20 cents in silver
(no postage stamps taken) with
their answer. for which they will re-
ceive the Monthly for February, in
which the name amp address OF the
winner OF the reward and the correct
answer will be published, aud in
which several more valuable rewards
will be offered. Address Rutledge
Publishing Company, Easton, Penau
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-25
Original Notice,
In the Circuit Court for Howard county, Iowa.
February term 1855.
q Imam ssla RI plafnftN

In the Circuit Court for Howard county, Iowa.
February term 1855.
Salmon CLARK, Plaintiff,
vs..
ii. W. Babeoek and Emiline A. his wife. Henry
Z, Raw and wife, A. T.. Baumgaitner aud
Vim. T. Jones, ct al, Defendants
To the defendants above named:
You are hereby notified that there Is now
on file In the office OF the sierk Of The Circuit
court, In and for the couaty Of Howard, state
OF Iowa petition OF the plaintiff above named,
Claiming oil you the sum Of Si63S ana 10 per cent
intcff II aud SIS Attorney Oh your promis-
sory note; Also asking the foreclosure ~ a mort
gage 10 secure same OH the undivided iNu-
thlrds " the sss. II OF lot ID ana 10 II OF the
\. Of lots 10 aud II; Also lots one 10 fourteen
inciusii O. aud lots 20. -, ~. - and 20, and W
10. n lots 10, III and n; Also In block No. IL.
Village Of Lime Springs, Howard county, Iowa,
known As the Lime springs Mill properly
No personal Judgment except against II. W.
Babeeek.
And that unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon 0i the SECOND day OF the
next term Of The said court appointed 10 be he'd
~ the court house In said county
commencing on the 5lA day of February 1885.
your default Will BIZ entered and Judgment
rendered against ysa thereon, la accordan3 .
with the prayer uf said petition.
MCCARTHY 4 MccOuk,
lett AttOruss . for Plaintiff.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-25

We hope the republicans W he raise
tie rebel yell' against st. John
don. deceive themselves with the
thought that anybody ever supposed
shay were temperance advocates for
any ether purpose than party sue
cess The thought OF principle in
IFS advocacy, never penetrated
their craniums, and never will.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-25

NJ II ~ H.

J0SES,-In Howard Center, Iowa. Dec. 4, 1884,
II. and Kate Jones, aged years months and
Ii days.
JoSES.-In Howard Center. Iowa, Dec. Is, 1884,
Of Dlphtheria. Claris Emma Jones. daughter
ef John II. ard Kate Jones, aged -earc, 10
months and % days,
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exhibitors has been settled TO tho satisfac
ton Of the exhibitors. Tho board OF man
agcment appointed q committee to invest
gate all complaints against the Installation
department, and whore there IL real Gricv-
anoc to report Immediately to the manage
mcnt, which guarantees prompt remedy.
The Exhibitors Association unanimously &C
cepted this Arrangement,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-25

Each railroad traversing the state
o. Wisconsin has its candidate for
United States Senator. In Iowa the
railroads pool issues and Initedly
support Allison or Wilson rs the
case may be. What n rsptoach that
the senate IL battl' g',na,. OF the r.
Il. sIaaiators in their ccrtcst with
tho peonle.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-12-25

Important improvements and
changes are to be made in the Du-
easuc Herald the first OF January.
1t ~ now the best daily aud weekly
In the Estate and its improvements
are TO anticipate the change aud we
hope the improved condition If the
country after the rascals march
fourth.