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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-26

LIME SPRINGS, Iowa, juno IL, 1881.
All soldiers living near Lime
Springs, In Iowa or Minnesota, In.
tending to visit the national eneamp.
mcnt q, \. II, AT Minneapolis, MINI
July AZ to 81, 1884, are requested Il
send the names Of themselves IN.
members Of their families who vii
attend, SO rs 10 secure transporta,
ton, and IL possible, to charter cal
for tho occasion, 1t Ia suggeste,
that all members who can eonvcn,
iently do 50, will reach Minneapolis
Monday evening, July -.
In addition to tho hotel accomoda
tons, a camp will DO established con,
venicntlv located, where every do,
tail that can add to the pleasure IN,
comfort OF comrades will be attend
cd TO ut IN expense to each man no,
TO exceed sixty cents for use q
tents.
All comrades intending to DO pres
ent ut this encampment shoult
notify me ut once, 80 that timely ar
engagements may be made for them
Fare from Lime Springs to Mime
apolis and return, 1855; good unit
August 4, 1884. Respectfully
GEO. NJ. VAN LEuvEN, Jr..
Post Commander.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-26
Don't Give IN Yet.

Itdoesn't follow tn 1T u patient will
die because the doctors shave given
him up" or that he will recover he.
cause they promise to pull hin
through" 1t Is never too late to try
the great virtues Of parker's Tonic
Mr.. Michael Gnilfoyle. Of Bingham,
ton. N, T., was cured OF Rheumatism
by it after ten years Of unspeakahle
suffering. Mr.. Il. ". Mosher, drug.
g;st OF same city. certifies that h,
has sold over a thousand bottles oi
Parker's Tonic through its reputa.
ton for this aud other cures.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-26

Since when 1.-THE memory Of man
runneth not to tic contrary Chau,
tauqua county, \. Y, has been in
control Of the whir party and it
legitimate sucrcasor-the republi-
can. And now its county treasurer
has disappeared and likewise &c.,
600 which ought to be III the vaults oil
the treasury. Verify, verify, the =
Q. p. and its leading men are getting
in u terrible way.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-26

The New York Sun publishes Bay
ard speech on the war delivered at
Dover in 1861. as an argument
against his nomination by the demo
cratic convention. His speech de-
livered in New York Sept. p, 1880,
in favor Of the National banking
system and against control Of rail-
roads and telegraphs by legislation
tit him for the anathemas Of all who
are imbued with a single grain OF
democratic principle or spirit. Let
the SIM send that speech abroad.
Its circulation among the people
would defeat its author no matter
when, or whore nominated.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-26

Dr. Y. M. Dow, OF New Haven. CT.
Graduate Of the Academic, Medical
AMI Scientific Department Of Yale
College, IN able Analytical Chemist
having made thorough analysis of
Lewis Pc ko" reports as follows:
New Haven. June s, 1852.
Messrs. Lewis 4 Co;
Having examined the form ala and
subjected ii TO ii careful analysis, the
preparation known as Lewis Pc
ho, / hereby certify 20 the fact that
it contains No Minerals or Poisonous
Substances, ana is composed of excl
lent material. Y. NJ. Dow, NJ. ID.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-26

The Postville Review says the
circus has begun and slows away in
its columns letter from IA gentle
man TO fortune and to fame un-
known when IL could have publish
Ell the letter Of Donnan raising the
scalp Of the big disti!lery man Clark
son. Ii the Review desires circus
and menagelie OF snakes combined
publish the letter Of the author OF
prohibitory legislation in iowa. 1t
Is the defense OF Il man who voted
for Il candidate for president, who
when he arises from dinner has
seven kinds Of wine and liquor con.
cea'ed within his body. Circus in
laaIf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-26

We have sold the medicines man.
ufactured by Sphinx 4 Co. for tn.
last three years, and have never had
II word Of complaint. We especially
recommend their North Star Lung
and Throat Balsam rs being the bes,
selling article and giving the hes,
satisfaction Of any Cough remedy
We ever handled. Hallin & Peter,
son, Druggists, Cambridge. Isan,l
Co, MINI.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-26

Mrs. John Gemmel, Milroy. Miflin
Co, Pa, in the Spring of 1864 iniur-
ed her spine and partial paralysis
ensued. For nearly twenty years
she was unable to walk. In the
Spring of 1888, she was advised to
use ST. Jacobs Oil. the great con-
queror of pain. The first appliea-
ton gave instantaneous relief. Be-
fore tic second bottle was exhaust.
cd she was able to walk and is cured.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-26

Mitchell County has Il newspaper
edited by prohibitionist who is an
habitual drunkard and has been for
many years. 1t is emiaen,ly fitting
that such a man should oppose send
ing crank as our representative.
although that editor il represented
by peer, would be represented by
crank of the Bedford stripe.-
drunk every ,iav.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-26

The most important question for
the Democrats to decide at Chicago,
il whether Butler or Blaine shall be
president. Those who vote for Bay
arl, Flower or Cleveland, or any
other than Butler, simply are aids to
the Blaine boom.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-26

The street railways OF n. Y. city
work their street car conductors III
70 Is hours a day. The legislature
passed bill making L. hours a day
ut that species or labor. Governor
Cleveland vetoed the bill in the in
terest Of the monopolies. Such /.
man never should be nominated by
men who claim the name of democrat
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-26

Estate of John Beehtel, Deceased,
Notice Is hereby given, that the subscriber
has been duly appointed administrator 10 tbs
Estate VI John ncchtel, late " Attoa township
In the county " Howard, State % Iowa. aeevaS,
I'd, intesta'e. and has taken upon herself thai
trust by giving han,ss rs the laM directs. AL
persons having demands upon The estate III tAs
deceased arr required To exhibit the same ans
persons indebted 10 the said estate ARE ealle,
upon 10 make pay nlent to -
ANNA NJ, REcnTEI,
June eth 1884. asts
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-26
National Autobiography Conven-
ton.

All membars OF the National Anti Nononnty
party u Howard county. arc requested to meet
~ aouh's Mass convention. nj the Cnnr House
IN 1feseo on saturday the sth day III .Iuls. M
ohe otsock y. IN. OF said day. To elect SIX dele
Ratss U the ioh1rrs aional convention which
nrels ia Paslflie On the 18th day OF JG,y. 10
put In nomination Il candidate f,.r In. am t,un.
Bfessluhai district ~ Iowa
By order OF the county central committee
w. H. MEAD. Chairman
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-26

HorsEKEErIas Can you keep your
tinware bright and clean? II you
find 1t difficult, use DeLand's Soda,
which aside from its great merit in
other departments, Is exceedingly
useful in this direction.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-26

OFFICERS OF @er the rs, a.s war ssv w ,e9
the time hetwecn date OF commission ana or
ticial muster, will Ind IL tn their interest 10
communicate promptly, aud With PARTICULARS,
With McSEli1 i hlRCH, Attorneys aud So
iiciters, Drawer sss. Washington, II, g. No
fees In advance. honorable DEALING hishest
references SStA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-26

Grover Cleveland Is the coming
man. --St. Paul Globe.
We stop the press to say he will
come too slow to beat Blaine and
Logan, and don't you forget it.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-26
National Anti. Monopoly congrr-
si0nal Convention, Fourth Di4-
tsici af ,owa.

Thffe Viii Inc a drltgat" ttpn., milton q. LIE
National Anu-NnnappiS pasty ~ tlie D 1tTah
Iowa. On thr 18TH as, aI ,ias iSst. 5It IL IN. &C
iaai d3S. fer ihr purpose ~ pattt@. ia rsri'u4-
fioa II ranaiaata fr aii hhii.n01nPst tstn salt
District ~ siHhr' Ak VII. ensuing thttit3n.
TIL ratio af ra"nts 'ntattYA Viii n unn d.fn~
gats frghi rsph aaHHtN aud ono I'M tash iN1
hundred Notes cu>t TOR u. H. Netl,r for Gone
ErtS4 III $50. ana ena tar each traction N.ef
Fi.is. thus -lsing ararh County TIL follow iHg
ftanl..-l.t III nj LA In .lll COM NALl1n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-26

June eth 1884.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-05
AnssveaeerEns eaS E~eutfA,lauo
naA Ghife.

Die SeItiner Geri6te haben nd IN
seStT 3sit nit ban 5seihSz pez &aeni=
i9ez dusDaHeeTuHss Asezfea tei&Efs
tist. DeI4e e perfanSen 5ztteu. hard
be DCrIS6enefen S&IEbaunsen hcr SHs
ffEnse m g6iIe sine sr5SgTe AnssbI $ers
icren ;ur dzsu,eneerUng horttin ~ rers
Ieifsn. GeseR eiTIen keTiei6en n insuiz
i4eH and N 3DeiteT SHffans eaf Ser
EIfteiIHns eTfnEnt DcTeen- Gfne heIoE=
eeTe ScIsn5tuas Enhst eisie AnseIesenz
beit eur3 eeu SBbaIt EzrhTgrcr nEzFrrT
Srieft pom ;uScrIilFseH SeiteH aber bic
b~etrrTSnseH SeI55Itnife IN nzaz6eE
lbcileu 1eu Chile g uire harm eas
Seos Der Hcueu GIHDaReeru ais uahr=
bait betIasensDCrfs besei4uet. ala &C.
I~oniifeH Rnhez N lem AanGeeIHnssecbiet
Hi4is nneerss aIs SaIe Hao EiIeniS,
10 nod gar ni5is esi6sbcn IN unh no
ne Der sdI:snsn Rah anseffrtnetefen Ars
beit une Ten hItieTfsR gutbebruneea eut.
s~egCnseheH- DIX einbeinHi&e 4iIenii6e
Ss16IssruHs bTIngt ben GIn7aHeerern
infinttiOe 6einei6ait eutseseu. GuAHz
t6mInlins fEeet sHi ecm Inn lbsr7isies
Heu AtgteVuHeslGno SIaheumIi5e ucT.
bic eafslss unbsfustrT 3eiie IN Sefs
haben. Sa5ei 1T bic SiheI5eit in ben
neutrality-suspicious. iebr ~sefdhtest- -
9i4t auein, eas Ginidls uuo &dube:
Ieieu isIisHs Ter Suhinner nod INNER
1~oItommen, iiHe oie Anfieoicr osns
S5Hs, Hamsntgi5 ssssn sahIrsites Gs.
fnesI une bic gepsrbsm6siseu Sanhis
ten, DeISs has Srsnsetbiet unii3sr mas
den. Die utIbsiseus dritliae SdIfC
mdHetlt sdn;Iid. 9iHe sEose au;abl beI
R~oIouifttH bat beIstis III bitteTtr eut:
iduiauns biz aneeDisieneH 2dneereieu
utrIdisu uno i4 IN Roth unb 9IsEh
mad Sautiaso bsasbsu, I'M bort bic Of:
fsuiIi6e RiIeibGtisteit in anipru5 ~
usbmen. @enn bic AusranseruussIuhi III:
gen sipa eIaubeu ioutsn, I'm 9IuS ar
b~sitshsrhe oeuti6s AnFeoIunesn in 95iIt
~ rlbeu. 10 III Siss eihe ldufduus.
R.u Ant6mmIineen Utiesu bel sinsu
8eriud Der R~isbsrIGfuug in BEN aus
frlbsrsu 9abrsu bsIrlbIenbsn oeuti4sr
N~niseIuEgsH 10 uisIe S4wieristeiter
b%sJeitet, has IS f1it elmer 8srusiseruuc
'5rsr aufudbme sIsi6tonmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-05

tro6sueI 2ebm segeHen; I'M i5n m sez
nsseGbeT gRsHgs perfisbar N bGben,
eTTi9teten be 2eute fIeine gef1ene une
trsdnetea barauf hen "A tIeinen hannen
S4eibeu o6n Str6nsen esfsrnrtca ne1en
2e5m- Rurte linen kiesu tsiHe SSif ses
IaHeH cbeT mar anbcrSeit tenn trofener
2e5E1 - eriangen, 10 DeT1fhrten ne 3ehm
pen ban 6ausg6aben ma bsf6dhigfeR
hirisIben baeur4 beeeHfenh, 70 bag 6
sHueiIeu ~ rc9t nnnfTeuIiGen AnsSIns
cH~sdissungcn fam GThisIien be 2eufe
feineH Sstm, 70 uur6en ne EiEuuthie,
i4Da9 Hnb ,,trGnt Die 5Iinter-" DIX
uoH eiHeIa grra4feneH I'M Sause hes
1Gees p~eripeiffe R1se Sebm fadste
oar IaJpin AMI minsefens I'm Rruze
unb CAB On, bag bic Xe5u>SHd psHie
enbeTe 9~ebensu1IttsI ~ nd nehuIeH. HHn
ielbf bann, penn ne 5unsris iinb, ben
2ebm allen aneeren SpeIIea psrsisheu.
Bd5renn Der auf Zanzibar hcTTi5enseH
e6olsTa gpIsemie limb BON eiEieu 700
StlGuen mn 81 seiterben, Udbrsue N
ben rings ur eis 5sbrit IiessHeeu SIGzs
tageH Die SeHte IN unst;i5ItsT Iu9e
eieisr unbsimIi5en ReHgs ;um SpieT
felm. 6err lGrytH f5rieb eief.E ses
rina.u Rroseutias a I~oeesfdaen eeT
Huter ten Standardization 5STrfheneeu
GeUo5n5sit ess Ssbuehens IL. fftaie
eber u.IieIer. s~iHgs5sHe<r SsipEs4une
ni4t ais unEl6gIi9 bin. tas be gaboH
pom Rorp5Ium Huo SIanHfDsiu, wtl8e
bic SfIa5eu Der 6a6rit Dd5reHe eeI ebo=
!~eTGislt iieIia eTbitiitH, eersH 9AsTs
ifanesfibigtsit ssseu tie sboIua sts
ue5rt boben t5nnisn-
Die beieeH AiJitGrstisnesH GIemaas
uue guftao GenH5drkt 6eriatsn IN I'm
i&lus bisraH. bag uHter ben ein9sbpTe=
men Ienr Region ais SransbSiieu bduF1
6Eoroc,Ie (2ahsr6ru4) uHe glspbau'
iiGIis Ger b5fte grae oes AusieBes, GIN,
Rrcnt5sit, uo6ei BeiHe Ene 5lSe nj
cine br gIsphaHtsH5Gui d5nIIdtn Ett'
abericaeH 2eresH) 7ortomu7su. al
| G~lepbaniilfs IN HdrueutIia uHter eeT
RlffeR6SDobusrn uHo eeu;9tiden inn
uns NunIuHi DehHenseu Sefemo oer
brtifet. MS llria4s haiar Uire risIs.
IIin,sn l~ebH5aItism &2ahsIs. aud
9iisn BON Sehm, Ossr eas SttJet,n cine
S1tan3snidbVts, ioris eas LANCE Siso
auf otu RaanrduoeIu, DsIaes RouIprsf
ii,nsn in HusttIH gns Rsrpsn heruor
ruit, I'M yoIts G%netisbsn. Bel Rerio
Ren, be notwithstanding Sebm efsn
itist bic 6aui eius espine AsbuIiatCi
nit Der 9dut Don SelisH, bic TN erltel
Stabium Der 9~ltpbanttais itebeu ioIa
Reni4en isbsu a~uistbuulsu u IN.
tlngeu ibtr SAmsIjen uno S9Dd4e Il
cen Beiucn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-05
atsm.SNer in ca.afrifa

Strr Sappin, Der 6asrsr ses Riiicnss
eamptsrs ,,StsbIaEo eaiFs," peIaer
Ssu 9srfthr ,uii4sH San;isdr unh ReHt'
baia 6rere $ Soun, ben SiatioHeH Der
9sur4 Viiioaarp SoSieip, Derfrbt. ses
ri6tetsi 6pIssnees:
Sr babe pdhreue 81 SatreE IN Der
!Su6Tiabris 6es 9nsIanecrs Sratsr in
Reteioni aEf Der 9Hiel Zanzibar GeIss
asnssit sshahi, ssDssHheifsmasise 3sbnts
Shtr ~ beeba1ten. Sen 700 ealeIsft
bti3dtie;en SfIaseu, Die RoHate lang
0sa 9 usr Ra5ts bis 9 uHs IL uaE
Abenes bart arbsisrR Hnsteu, es bic sr5'
ssre SdIfte 2thm uRs bsfans f& tiers
pS5l eabsi. Sranea nit SdueliHetn
Usrtpsifen EessIHi&sis 9tbm une ftintta
nit tim ben 6Hnser ibrcr erri' une faHfs
idbyieea RinesT. Sc puTbc nets uirr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-05

essisen. aber-i ei Ct setauft eeu 6eite
NE. ohae ibui fem Gerehr ober bod
uenieifcns fem EfriI NIB 8osen nit m
eas @rab sn seben. Die Sneianfy has
ben unaheruinhIiheR Abf9eu per Der
Seuareduns Der EcSsslrafe hnr2 ten
Snid. @ir sIanbsa, pas TEN Rann
nit aebnp9ener @irbsIiSule iemals IN
bic eIadii5ea Sasbsuanee einseben
f5une, uRS m eiefe Al seIansen IL bie
Soffanne aIer Snhianer, Hi6sen biefeIs
Ben nd felt nod 10 LANCER Seit gum
ghrifenthnm betehrf baben. Die MOrs
mouen HELEN g ben urbeItbdtern, bie ne
sum See p~erurthciIen, frei, Oh ne ben
Gco hurd Sie SuseI cher Zen Strif
uorsiehen. SeuurtheiIte Rormonen
UdhIen hduFs ban Iesteren, bic Snoias
uer uareen feIbf bic marterponfe Eos
eesart eiRsrn DerbdItniBmdsis f4msrslos
len @nbe eura ben Strid porsiebeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-05

TJsi Ratrofsn psH lem Sampii6iff
Bear, wei4er cine htrerti suT Salfss
gTpeeition sthstiesu SSiffs mar, Rims
LID bsr Rcrweser 9ehn SO5niOn (fsia
eisenilt&sr Rame isu ,Rnabiou" isiH),
Der S@wees StTRion Hno Der 6inHIanhsr
3srieion MAIDEN bic foIssRetn Nittksit
IEnssR hbsS bic GTi&isbuHs hss Self
AateH 1entp (Sa&l wtI6s linen BON benz
SetseanisH eniiOu ssma4t warheu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-05
Der Rormonenmoro tn 9enneHes.

Der Rirdsndltsiis Y. y. Robtrts,
9bs' Der Wormonsu UIIifioneu i'm gu.
ben. befano iid In Der porigtn 99o5e III
Sbuttduooga, Tenn, nm Cargo fir Die
in Soantp ysrpts, udbe Der @rer;e oes
6ountp 9idman, cTmorbstsu Wormo=
nens aeItsften M %tnuisn. 81 ingte, Der
VRcrb lei obne ale Y%UouotGtiou uon Sci:
len Der srmOrottsu Nelttitsu uni Wors
mouer ueribt woreeu. Jsue bdtten le=
hi9Iih oGs SuaHgeIium Gbrilti gsprsoigt,
Die tie bnhcIbe aufiasten, uno ieten I'M
i0aufe zines Vtit9Iieoss ermorost uors
rem, peI9er nidt ods @eriu9ite gsiIst
oeer estbau bate, um cine iol6e rud.
Iois 5bdt AUDI nur ,u sutibuIoi9sn. gr
ertIdrte aud, baB CT bic Uiilion in ia
ner @egeno fortlsssu weroe, oa man
nidt odrdn tsute, ods lSelo auf,uesben,
uisIniebr wsroe man Nnrere an Sieue
Der SVnoroeieu ienotn. Die 9eiten
Der Grmorosten, Die pom BEN WormoRen
aIs V{drtprsr uussisbeu uerbeu, psrosu
ua9 Salt yate Situ gefnuot uuo I'M
6auptauaTittr Der oorti9sI 6uds beige
ieet weroen.
IS bdlt ldWer, ndbeTc Details lber
bieisu Woroatt gu srfabrsn, pdbrldeir:
LTD neil cine NniabI .promiuenter
Burger" an oemisIbsu bstbeigtst pdr uno
Stsls ~ilbs,baupt gsgeu Die Wormonsn
eineerommen lino uno oereR Ssieitigune
piRi3su. Der Ansriii ouf Die Roruos
uerecmeiroe al SoHoGrs crfoIgte ON
Sonnta1, 8ormItta9s am IL llbr. Die
Sblr oes 6onodrldeu gduiss, III MEL
dem bic Wormoucu 9otteseisit hleIteu,
mar pcrldlo6su, absr Der VIob brad
oteisIbe Gin une trat Gin. Nartin Sons
bar ibIua einem Der Ysrmummtsn. Rds
mems Dave Sinion, bic Nastt pom @es
fidt. uno oieier III Der 9n,ise, ecfen
Ramtn man srfabrtH bat. @iusr idos
nun auf SonedV NIT tintm 8epoIper uuo
euT6I66eTte ihn eGHR NIT Rebpoffeu.
Sin AsIttiftr, Ramsns @ibbs, mai Der
Rd5ltt, Der nitecretido1eu wavo. 9r
mar sinitr eds Sett ~esIautsn, uue 6rdu
Sonedr, bic in ietutr Rdhe mar, trbitlt
cine fur4tb1re Sbusrunos in Der 9nfle.
Der AeIteffe Serrp Ddre bierauf srs
i6ofeu, udbrsno Gin Auetter in ben
0alo hiatctc. MS Die Gsruummteu
BEN Sciul1itt antrGten, ~isuerts Gin Jun
ger Rdun Rauicns Suiiou, Der ;ur IRors
monsnssmstnee ssb6rt, auf DaUs 9tns
ion uno t6otsts isu. Or DdTb eaflr
pen Suatlu i6rmIia eurdG6ttTt. Die
Rermcucu heiirSteteu 10 ishr sinen
pstisrsn aHsrifi, Sas ne mad Ssn psrs
mistsn acIitifsa Mot por Reutos iuAs
ten, mann ittHs Sttde t1 ua6cu @aIos
ssiunesn pG16. IS beist, Sds eis 2ei5s
nod einss acItei4en IN BEN Sauie zines
RaHnGs NIT RameH Garrett sefunSeH
mcrhru ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-05

man be 6inber sEr S4nIbrnf flbrf,
Hnb bGnn MAIDEN he RiaAer IN 70
f9neasr 6p~rtfehritte- SIR bebt hana
sefmee unb triffise &inher, BE szT Ars
bet Rns ;un SeTnen ti&fis fTnh-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-05
Death of Secretary Folger.

Secretary Foger died suddenly at his
home, at Geneva, n. y, yesterday after
noon He had been in i'll health, but his
death was not anticipated. Charles J. Fol
ger was native of Nantucket, Mass. Be
ginning the practice of law in 1910, he was
in 1914 appointed n Judge of the Court OF
Common Please. In 1869 he was appointed
assistant treasurer of the United States at
New York. In the following year he was
elected associate Justice of the Court of APP
peals, and in 1880 on the death of Judge
Church, was appointed by Gov. Cornell 10
the chief justiceship. At the ensuing cleo
ton he was chosen chief justice by large
majority. On October Fl, 1881, he relin,
pushed this position TO accept the Office OF
Secretary Of the Treasury, to which he was
nominated by President Arthur, succeeding
William Window, Of Minnesota, appointed
by Garfield on March ), 1881. He was the
stalwart candidate for the governorship OF
New York in 1882 against Grover Cleve-
land, by whom he was defeated, the adverse
plurality being 1872, Ssh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-05
Brutal Murder.

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. "a most DELHI.
crate and brutal murder occurred at the
residence of Col. Chas PARROT this morn
ing. James Greiner had been paying at
tentlon to Gretchen ceiling, beautiful
German girl, aged 20 years, and became
irantically jealous because Of the attentions
paid her by others. About seven o'clock
this morning Greiner proceeded to PARROTS
house and shot the young woman dead.
The murderer was arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-05

GEN. MCCLELLAN only voices the senti.
ment Of the most reputable and patriotic
men of all parties in the country when he
says. in speaking of the present political
campaign:
"This contest now is the mighty, and,
firmly believe, the crucial effort of the hon
est, the self.respecting, the patriotic classes
of this people to overthrow an oligarchy
of Office. holders which, in all its tendencies
and manifestations, is unreuublican-is ia,
tai TO the permanence of republican institu.
tons. Therefore we have ranged with us
the best elements in the republican party.
Therefore We have ranged against Us the
worst elements of our own party"
No sensible man, who has any love for his
country, or whose material interests can
be affected by those of the country al
large, wants to have for President a
man who, when Speaker of the L. S. House
of Representatives, is proved by his own
letters, and by the corroborative testimony
of the best men in his own party, TO have
voluntarily prostituted that high Office for
money. No body can tell what such man
would do if elected President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-05
Belva Accepts.

Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood the we'll known
woman lawyer who has been nominated for
President of the United States by the "wo-
mans national equal rights party in Cali
iornia, has sent letter of acceptance, in
which she says: II shall seek to insure q
fair distribution of the public Offices to wo-
men as we'll as men, with scrupuous re-
gard to civil service reform after the wo-
men are duly installed in office" She also
suggests the abolition of the Pension Office
and the appointment of three commits.
sioners, "whose only duty should con-
sist in requiring from an applicant
for an invalid pension his certificate
of honorable discharge; from a widow,
proof of marriage and from mother, proof
of birth. am opposed to monopoly, in the
sense Of the men Of the country monopo-
lzing all Of the votes and all of the offices.
and at the same time insisting upon having
the distribution of all fthe money, both
public and private. am opposed
to the wholesale monopoly Of the judiciary
of the country by the male voters If
elected, shall feel it incumbent on me to
appoint reasonable number of women az
district attorneys, marshaIs and Judges of
the United States, and would appoint some
competent woman to any vacancy that
might occur on the United States SUI
preme Bench 10 concluding, she saws:
While we sympathize with unhappy Ire
land. and deprecate oppression on the one
side and lawlessness on the other, our neu.
trail policy as nation does not allow any
public expression from our people. Due
consideration will be given to the interest
of the honest, industrious, home-loving
German"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-05

THE WIDOW Of Senator Morrill,, of Maine, said
Thursday to q correspondent of tho New York
Hefad:
"My husband was visited by Mr.. Blaine at the
beginning Of the Congressional investi cation into
the Little Rock Railroad bonds. Mr.. Blaine, as
he did to MuI!igan, importuned my husband with
tears and cnircaties to use his influence to save
him. When my husband resigned to 60 into the
Cabinet it was generally understood, and my
husband 30 understood that Governor Chamber
lam wuud be appointed to fill the vacancy. In
stead and 10 thr surprise OF every one, Governor
,nl.or appointed Mr. blaine, then representa-
ii i've in Congress AMI under charges in that body,
TO The vacancy
And yet there are mcu who continue to say
that Mr.. Blaine did not prostitute his high Office
for private gain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-05

The NEGROES have eight or nine thousand
majority in the Petersburg district A
white republican and a black repub-
lican are candidates for Congress in
that district No black man is running Tor
Congress in any other district in the State.
The whole of General Mahones effective
strength in the State is supplied BY the
negroes. He says he has one hundred
thousand negroes from whom he can gel
any majority he wants if the whites will
only divide. And yet, in the face of all these
facts, and though the negro candidate re-
ferred TO is one of the best and most intel
ligent of his race, General Malone, with all
his recent protestations of love for his col
ored brother, not only supports the white
man, who is already provided with ucra-
tive Office, but removes from Office all who
refuse to support him.