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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-03-26
NEWS CONDENSED
Concise Record of the Week.


J. Spargo, Postmaster at Clarion,
IA, committed suicide by shooting himself
through the heart. He was short IN his ac-
counts. and took this means Of escaping dir
grace.
John W. Richards, Lieutenant Of
the eaiva tion Army. and three ncmsers have
been ind cted a, North Adams, Mass. for OH
goods valued ut $4,000, AID dispo-ing OF the
same.
Charles Briggs, who cut his wife's
throat IN 1853, was hanged at Philadelphia.
r. II. baltimore, Superintendent Of .
coal mine near Scwickicy. Pennsylvania. was
nearly murdered By one hundred 70 Gus
laborers and their wives, who attacked him
on the road.
Theophilus NJ. Mares paraffine
factory at Elizabethport, \. j.. WIS totally
destroyed by fire. The loss was 100000; no
Insurance.
Gen. Grant has improved sufficiently
to take BIZ m ny and bee.. a consultation 81
surgeons decid n that ii was mechani, ally
possible to remove the growth In his throat.
but resolved not to recommend the pro-
ccdurc The Philadelphia Medical Nts
states that the malady from which the cx-
President suffers. as q rule. spei Oily ter
inmates aiaily. and that the duratio o: the
life OF those who survive an operation
averages nineteen montns.
Sorakichi, the Japanese wrestler, was
In February married TO pretty Quakcrcss
in philadc!p hia. The bride las, week cause
his arrest in New YORK for threatening 10
Kill her with ra or.
Police Inspector Thomas W. Thorne,
New York, died suddenly Ia q Broadway
store
A loss Of $4,000 was incurred in
South Boston by the burning of the works OF
the Machine Manufacturing Company. Gov
ering two acres on First street. The owners
arc Nash, Spauld ng Co.
Frank Williams, an old miser Of
Portland, Me. was found dead in his andy
store. having starved himself TO death. Two
hundred ami twenty-five dollars was found
concealed in the house.
Boston Typographical Union, No. L.,
sent the Massachusetts irison Commissioners
protest aga nst The protect to instruct tie
In ates of the Colcord Reformatory in tn.
~ Of prlnt ng.
! a bed OF salt seventy EIGHT feet thick
is sa to have been reached Ut East Aurora.
n. l.. at depth OF I.3,O :cct.
Two explosions, caused, as it is
thought, by gas. occurred in the scw Jersey
Sa House at 7. cntan. The building took
e. the lanes spread ng to. the leol, ca.
Museum on the third Eoor in which many
valuable relics were stored. The museum
was completely destroyed. The loss will not
be less than 100000. The Continental Sugar
Refinery storeh' use in Boston, Mass, was
burned, with 1000 barre of sugar The
less is estimated at slo0.0Oo, with SIS, % in
surance.
On the top of Mount Washington.
New Hampshire, on the night o. March %.
tho wind blew at the rate OF from 100 to lie
m l an hour with the thermometer at -
de. rees below zero.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-03-26
GARDEN TOOLS
MOST COMPLETE
= LIST IN THE q. o.

vice, balance when mare il known
to be In foal Mares failing can he
returned next spring.
CHANGER, 80. 972, IN VOL /, AMERICAN
cLYDEsDALE STUD BOOK.
This full blood Clyde is dark
chestnut. weight 1925 pounds, very
muscular in his development with
great style and active for Il horse Of
his weight. is great prize winner.
He was bought Of Messrs. George and
S. Barrett, or Manchester, Ont,
where he left his oldest get, which
stand ut thr heal VI the CIydesdalc
colts there. In support OF which Is
the fact that Mr.. Barrett has repeat
ediy made high Offers for the horse
TO take him back to Canada. | will
say, us the horse missed getting
some mares i'm foal last season. that
the horse has always been regarded
rs u remarkably sure foal geiter,
and has been prepared and handled
Nor this season. by the same man.
and under the same method, which
foal getter; and is in the best con-
dition and to be handled by the same
man, his former handler.
COACH. No, 847, IN ENGLISH COACH sTuD
BOOK.
This full blood Cleveland Bay
was imported from Port Liverpool,
England, by J. w. johnson 4 Son Of
Cedar Rapids. Iowa in spring Of 1880
and sold to Chas G. Leet, who sold
/ HI -. Z. n
| A. b. Huiburt. He is Il dark bay,
black name and tail, stands ever L.
hands high, weighs in fair flesh |, 400
pounds, be took first premiums over
large fields OF competitors al district
fairs last fall, and took sweepstakes
over all breeds as the best horse.
He is one OF the finest Cleveland Bays
| in the United States and has no
superior in Europe. He has great
action and is well calculated to pro-
duce the most desirable, general
purpose horse and is sure foal
getter.
MONTREAL PRINCE.
The French draft. His reputation
is establ shed through his get, which
are so large and uniform in their
excellence that any comment is use
less.
The above stations range in age
from six to eight years. Terms from
SIS. to $40. On the three last named
there will be- a charge of 81. at the
time of service, balance when mares
are proven 10 be in foal
Speaking from what this stable OF
,f,a hp..x ii
makeup, claim the right to say
THEY are not ,rpass. d by any stable
OF stations in the State.
For particulars address.
W. II. ALLEMAN, CrescD, Iowa
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Original Notice.

In the District Court Of Howard county, Iowa.
April Term, 1885.
Jane Hunt piaintiff,
vs. .......
G. II. a. 1. ]. Mccormick. J. J. Marsh, l.. Strand
ring, George Combs q co. and Anton kouba.
defendants.
TO The Defendants Above Named:
You are hereby Il titled that there Is now on
e III the Office OF the Clerk OF the District court
In ana for the county or Howard, state Of Town,
petition or the plaintiff above named, claiming
OF you that the tile to tho southeast quarter
sse ~ OF the northwest quarter lnw4) OF section
M. seventeen 40 township No ninety-eight
l9S. north OF range No. eleven QD, west OF the
oth 7. NJ, be Quoted In pia:htifY, and claiming
10 . the absolute owner In fee simple OF the
said premises. and that you and each OF you 0e
barred and estopped from claiming any lien up
on and interest IN the said land without costs,
lnl ,ss you appear thereto and wrOngfully de-
Art that unless you appear thereto an
dete 81 before econ 0f the second day Of til
mes term OF the sid court appointsd to be- hc.'
al I }" court house IN S Id county, commeneinl.
On h" 18th DIV OF April, 1855, your deiau
wi he entered anda Judgment rendered against
YOU heron, In accordance with the prayer
~ ~ p''''n' H,sdtssS 1dr p,a,aan.
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WASNII;ETCN.

1t is reported that the ant critics Of
Mexico. - salvador, and ,ass.ssaa j y
posted 80 tie cable Lard n | 0 lie
Contra a. onth American Tel .sfarh oa-
pany. 90 ra,ary Fayard has teiesraiisss! To
the United States legation at GGate ala
stating that that Government VIII he he'd e.
epons bic or injuries to The cables o: q, er
inters SIS Q, United states citizens III tc.stra
Ame Il, Ii il said that the reyo III on III
Pa il ended
IL. Few President was IS years Of
age March Il on whc occasion he receive 4
bouquet OF v;olc.s from child to " ON he
has shown considerable attention. Within
n. yandcrh II was among those who called at
the White House.
Henry A. Newman, formerly Chief OF
the Missouri Bureau Of Labor Statistics, has
been appointed Special Agent Of tho National
Labor Bureau.
Francis Wharton, an eminent Rhode
island lawyer. has been selected BY Secretary
Bayard and Attorney General Garland to be
law officer Of the State Department at 81, 500.
vice Judge OConnor. resigned.
Some one entered the lobby of the
reporters gallery of the Senate at night and
cut the wires OF the United Press, Associated
Press, and Western Union and baltimore and
Ohio companies. The damage done was
slight and soon repaired.
One Of the last acts Of Commissioner
Evans was the acceptance OF SO from the
Chicago Distilling Company TO compromise
the ofrense of putting twenty-tour ounces OF
burnt sugar into barrels about to be filled
with spirits.
Il is said that the Administration has
Determined to compel Ill cattle to be removed
from Oklahoma and all other pull lie lands;
also to require the removal of all fencing on
lands Of the Government. It Is further
stated that all leases OF Indian lands will he
annullcd, and he lands restored to the in
dams. after which oilers will be made to pur-
chase such lands as the Indians do not need,
to be added to the public domain.
Postmaster General Villas has asked
for the resignation of twenty Postofficc In
spectors. Six have already rendered theiI
designations.
An examination Of the books Of the
Treasury Department has been going on in I
very quiet manner for some days. 1t is no
improbable that the investigation will *
back eighteen or twenty years.
Army officers aud their friends have
bcen given TO understand by Secretary Endi
colt that personal appeals and political intlu
ence viii not be considered In making as
signments to easy duty in Washington o
elsewhere.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-03-26
SOUND DEMOCRACY.
From one Who was E.ni.e iii in
the Faith

Che government itself ceases 70 be
Independent, il ceases TO be- safe,
when national currency is at the will
Of company. This government
can undertake no great enterprise,
neither Of war nor peace, without
the consent and cooperation or that
company; 1t cannot count its reye-
nues for six months ahead without
conforming 70 the action OF the com
pany; its friendship or its enmity.
its occurrence Or opposition, to STE
how far that company will permit
money to be plenty. or to make il
scarce; how far it will let the money
system 60 on regularly, or throw it
into disorder: how FIR ii will suit the
interest OF that company to create 4
teinpast or to offer calm in the
moneyed ocean. The people are
not safe when company has such
power. All property is at its mercy.
Thomas ii. Benton.
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Notice to EIedee.sl.

TO G. Meg. egor or other unknown owners OF
the lands hereinafter described.
Take notice that AZ the adjourned public
lax sale, begun and publicly held at the office
" the county treasurer. In Cresco, Howard Co
iowa, pursuant to law. commencing an the first
Monday or october. 1851. tO-wtt on the l2ih
day OF December, 1881, thereafter. TO which
1 dsscrbed real real e.eatc was sold 81 tn
treasurer OF said county for the taxes due
thereon for the Year 1850, amounting to the
sum OF SIS. to-wit: the mex OF swia OF sec. 81,
township 81. north OF range IL west or 9Th y. NJ.
ana that N. Il. Do0ittie, became the purchaser
OF said land at said sale. and that the right OF
redemption will expire and deed for said land
be IN de TO the undersigned. who Is now the
owner and holder In his own right, OF the certi-
1cate OF sale made thereon by the Treasurer OF
said county, unless redemption from said sale
service or this notice.
II. B. DOOLITTLE Owner.
Dated March a3rd, 1884. 95t3
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His Loss was Her Gain.

"Well madam" said q fashionable
physician to wealthy lady patient
.'if you don't like my prescriptions,
perhaps you had better try Park-r's
Tonic, or some other qnack stuff
you don't mean it Doctor" she an
swered, "but your advice may be
good for all that. Sometimes what
yonc all 'qnack STUFF Is the best and
most scientific medicine. after ALL
She got bottle OF PArker's Tonic
and it cured her OF neuralgia aris-
ing from disordered stomach and
nerves. She told her friends, and
now they all keep doctor at home
In tho form OF Parker's Tonic. mar.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-03-26

The editor of the Dubuque Times
bemoans the fate OF the republican
party in the nation on account Of pro-
hibition, and the prospective fate Of
the party in Iowa from the same
cause. He is not the first Mark
Anthony that shed tears over corpse
and pronounced the slayers ''honora-
BILE men," But better way would
be to wait till both corpses are ready
and speak his piece all at once, be-
cause no warning or argument will
ever penetrate the soul or brain OF q
chronic pIohibitionist. He is the
best ally the democratic party has
to-day.-[Postal Card.
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Notice in Probate.
1NONuNN - = AUOSSONS
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You and each VI you arc hereby notifl ed te
appear AT the Court House In CrescO. Howard
County. Iowa, on the 18th day OF September
A. ID. 1885 at one O'Clock p. IN to attend the
probate OF an instrument purpOrting TO be the
last WIN and Testament OF Lydia Barnhart late
OF HOwardCO Iowa, deceased at which time anC
place ynuwill appear and show cause, II Any
why said Ill should not be admitted to pro
bate.
in Testimony Whereof, / have llereuntO sub
scribed my name and affixed the seal OF salC
Office, this 3rd day Of March 1855.
wv. til ECINllUS
Clerk OF Circuit Court
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-03-26

The Iowa Capt. tai, at Des Moines,
is largely devoted in its issue OF the
10th inst, to the outrage the Iowa
Insurance Companies, through their
corporate tool, Buren, II. Sherman.
has perpertrated against the only
Auditor Iowa ever had who refused
to certify that insolvent companies
were good enough for Iowa people.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-03-26

The ST. Paul Globe advises an as
pira Mt for governor Of Dakota not to
go to Washington to press his claim
because modest men are now getting
Office, it seeking the man who has
never sought an Office. This, il true
puts the editor Of his paper in NOR
tai fear. never having sought an
Office Of any kind and caring not one
fig for the best in the gift OF any
administration
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-03-26

Secretary Manning has dismissed
forty perambllating clerks, attaches
OF the republican party for political
purposes to revenue department,
thus making saving OF $40, 900,
which in its expenditure was no
more credit to the republican party
than $4,000 stolen from the tresury.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-03-26

JUSTICE VS. SHERMAN.

Judge Connor delivered his dcci-
sion on Tuesday, in the lately con-
tested case between Gov. Sherman
and JUSTICE, involving the right of
the former to suspend, OF his own
will, the Auditor from Office. The
Judge holds that the Governor has
the right to suspend. but that he
must have good reason and must
show that reason, and when 1t i
denied must prove it. This Is the
precise thing the Auditor has all
along demanded and which the Gov
ernor has steadfastly refused TO do.
This decision is victory for justice
and righteousness. II the ridiculous
assumptions Of power on the TART OF
the Governor had been maintained,
every little pnppet who happened by
mistake to be clothed with little
brief authority would have been
cracking his official whip and de-
handing conformity to his notions
about the forms Of bookkeeping on
peril OF official decapitation-more
than that, every corporation Cover.
nor would have been supreme ant
the people might have been allowed
to amuse themselves in electine
State officers when the Governor
could remove ut pleasure. There
will be some sport when the Cover
nor attempts to prove the friendship
OF his committee.-[Iowa Home
stead.
The court held that the mode o
deciding the question was by quo
,caranto proceedings in the courts
Instead however OF taking lega
means the Governor gathers a mob
The Homestead pursues the sub
iect as follows:
The Register makes loud boasts D
fairness aud inpa, tiality in discuss
ing public questions. 1t evidentl,
feels the need OF proclaiming it.
Honest men never boast OF thei
honesty nor virtnous women o
their virtue, and when newspaper,
boast OF their fairness, it only shows
that they feel their need OF pro
claiming their virtues in this parti
cular.
The Register is posing now as til,
Indifferent spectator OF the Brown
Sherman fight, after giving fals'
coloring in its local columns for tel
weeks to every fact.
The sham is SO transparent tina
every reader sees between the line:
the 6af1led rage aud chagrin of til,
Editor.
But whilst out OF this present busi
ness it is emphatically in for show
ing up Walls robberies. Ho, no, ",
are exceedingly glad OF it.
This is an admission that the In
surance matter is at the bottom o
the whole business. 1t will be indees
refreshing when the Register pub
fishes Walls flndipgs, giving amounts
names and dates and thel
proceeds to show that they are false
There is very rich mine to bs
worked and We hope our friend vii
get in his shovel and show us how i
will pan out.
There will be nuggets Of news
that will make the Register very in
teresting reading when 1t proceed
to tell the truth about the status Q
the Insurance companies when Val
began.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-03-26

"Gcod Men Gone Wrong" is the
headline which the Connecticut
newspapers place over the account
OF the sending Of three eminent
bankers to the penitentiary. bad
Men Gone Right" would come much
nearer the truth,-[Floyd Co. In.
dependant.
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Administrative Notice.

Estate OF Ole 11stelson, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber
has been duly appointed Administrative to the
Estate Of Ole Ti,telsOn, late OF Limo springs,
in the county OF How trd, State OF Iowa, deceas-
ed, intesia'e. and has taken upon herself that
person, having demands upon the estate OF the
deceas ID are required to exhibit the saline; and
persons Indebted to the said estate are called
upon TO make payment 70
MARY TISTELSON.
March 9th 1855. 26t4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-03-26

II Mr.. Carver, of the Dubuque
Herald. had been government print
er last summer, 200 democratic
printers would not have been dis
charged for their political opinions
as they were by S. P. Rounds, whu
holds the office. Aud we hope Mr.
Carver would have been too much
of q man to have discharged 200 IL.
borers because they differed with
him politically.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-03-26

The long line Of precedents that
ex-Secretary Teller cites as JUST.
flying the patenting Of 100000 acres
Of land to a railroad corporation
that never built mile OF road. goes
back only to the time when Grant
and the knaves he called about him
became the willing tools Of the rail
roads
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-03-26

The Dubuque Herald talks about
an IS cent dollar. Can it inform an
eager public OF some place where
standard silver dollars can be
obtained at that price? A half a
million Of them can be disposed Of
in this county at par.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-03-26

President Cleveland wants an Iowa
farmer, q democrat, for Commission
er Of Agriculture. Why SO particu-
lar? Farmer Clarkson will take the
office under Swivel Service rules.
Give it to the old fraud.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-03-26
IOWA NEWS
STATEA AUDITOR BROWN.
Governor Sherman Orders the
Militia Company to Remove
Brown from Office
Great Excitement
Prevails.

Prevails.
Dies MONIES, Ia, March l9.-At
4: 30 o'clock this afternoon the in
telligence that Gov. Sherman had
ordered out the militia and that they
were marching to the capital with
the purpose OF expelling Auditor
Brown by force. The militia arrived
at about 1: 30, eleven in number, un.
der the command Of Gen. Alexander,
and with the butts Of their muskets
battered down the doors, entered
and took fOrcible possession OF the
Office. Auditor Brown and his dep
uty. Stewart, were under arrest at
the time. sheriff Painter had ar
rested them few minutes before,
under the old Information which had
been filed on March 7th before JUS
tice NcMartin, In which he was
charged with refusing to admit Gov
Sherman to his Office when ADMISSION
was demanded by the executive as
the law provides. Cattei!, Gov.
Sherman's appointee, entered the
Office and took possession. after the
forcible entry Of the militia. There
Is intense excitement at the capitol
and those who had heard OF the
affair focked to the scene. But
three OF the militia were detailed to
guard the entrance to the stairway
leading to the auditors Office, and
the reporters we're kept back only
by u bayonet. There was not much
Of . struggle made W the occupants
Of the auditors Office against the
militia. after the doors, which had
been locked, had been battered
down. In the scuffle Deputy Stewart
threw two Of the doughty militia TO
the floor. Auditor Brown claims
that the possession is entirely illegal
and that he Is still legally the audi
Itor, and that Cattell has no right
whatever to the Office into which he
has been thrust at the point OF the
bayonet. Public sentiment is AT
variance on the matter. but large
number Of citizens are disposed to
look upon the action of the governor
as u high handed outrage, while some
endorse his action. The news caused
the most intense excitement and few
about the city like wildfire.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-03-26

Smart Weed and Belladonna COM
bined with the other ingredients
used in the best porous plasters
make Carriers s. w. & B. Backache
Plaster the best in the market. Price
o5 cents. march.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-03-26

Election frauds are invariably
planned in saloons.'-Exceisior.
In what saloon did Hayes plan the
republican fraud that gave the adj
ministration four years to Mrs.
Hayes? chi Maquoketa Record.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-03-26

The XVI Amendment Is a new
prohibition paper that comes to us
from Buffalo n. Y. Its subscription
price Is one dollar year, and it is i,
neatly printed eight page pnpcr
chuck full Of prohibition.
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To Whom it May Concern

! will sell Wagons, Horses. and
two three year old colts. and proper.
~ belonging to any outside party.
Saturday. April 4th 1885,.
Come one, come all and heed the
writing on the wall. @. 81. WOOD.
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PLAIN DEALER,
II. r. MEAD, Editor.
THURSDAY. MARCH 20, 1885.

Senator Sherman introduced q
resolution last Thursday, that the
House Of Lords Is ready to adjourn
without day.