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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03

Employer: Patrick, they tell me
you have joined the strike. It is
wrong; it Injuries my business; you
are liable for damages for such CON-
binations as you are making.
Pat Mister Skinner, didn't We cut
my wages down 25 per clint, and ruin
my business, incrase me appetite,
greatly injure me credit, and make
me loose me tobacco? And didn't
let We of aisy to not have We aristed
for damage, and furnish sc brains To
make ye behave In q dacent manner,
when We hire glntleman to divide
his wages wild ye? Now, II yer don't
like 1t put yer eoet to mine.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03

There Is q good deal Of sarcasm in
the following little squib from the
Boston Post: 1.-THE writer was down
Barnstable county q short time ago
and met an old Democrat who lament
ed that President Cleveland was not
like Abrahm Lincoln. Sail he:
twenty-five years ago Mr.. Lincoln
came into office with civil war on
bis hands, and more business to do
than any President before him; but
he found time III six days to inform
me that 1 was no longer Postmaster
OF the town."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03
The Farmer,

Is the modest title OF an excellent
weekly, Is page journal, devoted to
the varied interests OF the farm, pub
lished at st. Paul, MIMI, at the low
price Of $50 year. The paper is
one Of the best that comes to our
table, and 1t has a large field in which
to delve. Until its appearance the
great North. west, with its varied pro.
auctions, its soil and climate differ
ing as they did from similar elements
In the East, we're entirely unreple-
sented by journalism at home. Its
advent Is timely; its ample pages
full Of instruction.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03
The Difference,

Capitalists combine, and by force
OF organization compel the people to
pay them a greater price fer their
goods that their families may live
like princes. This is business.
Labor com bines. and by force Of or
ganization, try to protect their fami.
lies from starvation. This is "con-
spiracy."- The Signal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03

The Republicans Of Mass. are talk.
ing OF running Oliver Ames for Gov.
ernor, to vindicate his father, Cakes
Ames. Let US see, Mr.. Cakes Ames
had another son named Credit Mo.
bilicr, who the Republican party has
been vindicating. Iowa has two Z
s. Senators closely related to Credi,
Nobilier Ames, TO in Allover.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03

The Des MOines Leader was burE.
ed out from celler to sky-lignt las,
week, but appeared as bright anu
lively as usual the next morning
The loss was over $4,000 over aau
above insurance. The Leader is the
best Democratic daily in Iowa; u
GOOD as the best anywhere, and de-
aeryinR all the material aid its friends
can give it in this hour OF trial.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03

Senators Cullom and Ingalls, ad-
vocate putting all soldiers unable to
take care OF themselves on the pen
sion roll. We're this done and pro.
vision made in the same law thai
full legal tender treasury notes
should be issued quarterly in sui
ficient quantity to pay them fully il
would be = blessing to soldiers aud
the public alike.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03
About 4 dozen loafers can be

About 4 dozen loafers can be seen
on our street. Some OF them ale
known to be tramps, begging as they
take short walks around the country.
Nothing fits a man with so much oil
a desire to ride away another mans
horse ~ Il months idleness In June.
The Sheriff. Marshal 4I, every body
else should "spot" their faces. Gen.
tlemen start out and help the farm
ers look after the Industrious potato
8. -
h,,n,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03

DR.. Van Aerman Of Fergus Falls,
Mimi, late member Of congress from
the western district In n. T., and a
former dishonest commissioner OF
pensions under Grant, is now likely
to serve q term in the Saltwater
penitentinry for obtaining money on
taIss prstesses,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03

The Minnesota taX-law which
seems to have been enacted with a
special view Of confscating proper
" and homes Of the people, has been
declared unconstitutional by the Su-
preme court of the state.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03

Recently the Canadian authorities
siezed q New England fishing smack
temporarily in Canadian waters. And
now that New England is making re-
prisals, the Kanucks will conclude
they have neighbors as bad as them
aAlvNa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03

Independent judicial Convention

The Independent Judicial Convention for the
lofh Judicial District Of Iowa Is hereby called
20 convene at the City Hall In
POSTylLLE, JCNE s2D, 1856,
&C O'Clock, p. M, for the purpose ofRuttihg in
nomination candidates for the Office OF District
Judges, there being two 70 electl and such
other business aS may properly come before the
Convention.
All voters within said District who believe In
tn prlnciple Of judges being elected for merit
only, and not TO b. dependent upon political
intrigue or partisan service for their position
are invited TO join In sending delegates To said
convention. The basis 81 representation VIII
b IS follows:
One for each county and one additional for
each 500 votes or fraction thereof over ESQ cast
lor Circuit Judge It the election Of 1854, this
giving:
Allamakee. ........ Winnesheik .......lO
Clayton. .........l3 Howard ............ 5
Fayette. Chiclasaw....... Z
4 null delegation from each county is desired.
BY Order Of Committee,
:. 5. POWERS,
Chairman.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03
Twen,y.nine wears AGO this 4

Twenty-Five years ago this SUM
mer two OF our most prosperous
farmers worked for w. II. Bushell
and Cy. Mitchell, at % to 40 cents
per day; and they worked!! Theil
names are James Hendricks aud NJ
3. DDolittio. -"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03

The Supreme court Of n. T., ad-
mitted Miss Kate Stoneman, as an
attorney and counselor, on the Goth
OF June, at Albany,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03

Our stock OF Clothing is complete
In every respect, which we off.r for
exceedingly low prices. Call and
examine, at A. ZnndelOwitz.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03

Eggs are eight cents dozen il
Missouri. Jay Gould could get big
reception there at small cost
Record.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03
State Convention Of the National
Party.

The state Convention OF the National Party
ia Iowa is hereby called 10 meet az LEWIS u
ERA HOUSE,
EAST DES MONIES, THURSDAY, JULY l. 1856.
&C 10 O'Clock. a. M, for the purpose Of nominal.
inc candidates for the state offices 10 Oe nllea
&C the ensuing election, and for such other phs-
lness as may properly come before said Con-
vontiOn fer its action.
THE basis for the number Of delegates 70
which each county shall be entitled under tnis
cali viii be the same as that for the call issued
for the state Convention IN 1es! and nity per
cent additional. rs near as may be, In Consider
afiOn Of the increased vote at the last election
TCOuntieS In the Fourth Congressional District
VIII be entitled 70 delegates as follows:l
Howard. ..............s FAye!te $500. .......la
Ailamakee -. .....6i FLOYD. ....... 3
WfnncSheik .. IS CerrO GOrdO... ?
ChicIasaw ..a WORTH. .
CLAYTON .....5 Mitchell ............ .
Reduced rates Will be secured upon the yari-
- roads. Il. >. WILCOX,
u. BELLANGE, 0nairihah.
secretary.
A very important conference will be held on
the previous evening dune 3O,, at which II Is
hoped all delegates win be present.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03
Unknown to Others

Hoods sassarar.ii: 4, prepared with the
greatest skill and care, py pharmacists OF
education and long experience. Hence y isa
medicine worthy Of entire confidence. nyop
suffer from scrofula, salt rheun,, Of any die-
case u t,,c hioOd, dyspepsia. biiiousnsss, sick
Aaallache, or kidney and liver complaints.
->."matism, do not fail 70 ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03
DR.. Fenner's Blood
oliver RemedyA
Nerve Tonic.
From tie New i.nrk Tribune.


''New York Tribune, New York.
"nr. NJ. ". Eenues, Ffedoiia \ "
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Vim. II. Steiner, member, Editorial Stan, n. T..
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03
Hoods Sarsapar.....

II recommend Hoods Sarsararilla to an
mr. friends as the best blood purifier on
EARTH" wv. GAFF, druggist, Hamilton, Q.
"HooNs 6arsaparilla has ssrnl me of scrof-
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otherwise" c. A. ARNOLD, Arnold, Ne.
A book containing many additional state
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03

Three Peculiarities

% UVVWUJ6NJ uSUVO
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier
and regulating medicine, Is characterized by
three peculiarities, namely:
LET. The combination OF the various
oOSo remedial agents used.
A. The proportion In which the roots,
ZU herbs, barks, ETC., are mixed:
81 Tho process by which the active
SOB medicinal properties are secured.
The result Is medicine Of unusual strength
and curative power, which effects cures here
tofore uncqnallsd. These peculiarities belong
exclusively to Hoods 6arsaparilla, and are
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03
democratic State Convention.

The Democrats OF Iowa will meet In eohseh-
ZION 1t Des MOines, Iowa, on
"WEDNESDAY, JrNE 50, 1855,
~ O'Clock. d. M. for the purpose Of placing IN
nomination candidates for the following state
Of1ces, VIZ:
secretary Of state,
Auditor OF state.
Treasurer OF State,
Attorney General.
Judge OF the supreme Court,
clerk OF the supreme Court.
Reporter OF the supreme Court.
The ratio OF representation Will BE- two delc
rates from each county. and one delegate loi
Svory Am or fraction Of 30 or over cast az fhe
General election In 1855 for Hon. G. +. Whiting
1or governor, Counties lof the 4th COMPRESSION
81 district, are entitled To representation Oh
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03

bugs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-03

Hoods oarsapaYilla
Sold ~ all druggists. d; ok for .. Made
ooiy 81 9. ]. HOOD b CO., Lowell, Mass,
100 po0e0 Ono Dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
DOG THIEVES ATTACK A PLUChf MIN
TROUBLE AT A KENsIco FARMHOUSE CAUSED III
BuII TERRIER.

.srv miles from the village of Kensico which is mc
Of WssG @Srsad C %hs Pans e
mise T 1 Sa are Hss and believing
that the Sw 1 Of soey will
Ing to do a favor for friend cost came into pos
One Of bis 'y olOoed bull aud wishing Gdas
his beng hS Rensiso man give pet
board and lodging his farmhouse broad rs he is long
and he has faces Which haze BEEN sn''a as %
ss a could s &c @ red
yn %sfn i hs s ,Soroash happiness
When therefore did no, respond to tee s n reveal HIM
depicted faces Of the good Tnr
the Seps s Sa ne sOpd With
S an pSoaSa dis
sSpesTd when II three
Nov the young from Kensco to whom M m short
no, an se ,o sSf men %ho can
much BY heavier man osn By Sa sOw the hS Ss
o s45ss"f ss. 1 Tavern s'Di
St me ah
under the arm Of spider evidently Ill al ease
in his strange aUoh the young man Kensco dpC
maticay that dog was s PLACED in my charge O'
aos %as' r ids this ere bull up flo"
How ye going prove that's your dog put In announcer
Put him down floor said the man from Kens s,
and il he follows he mine and If he follows CAL
smart pys think d5 we're Go aS lot
Tie Kensco thoroughly e1asPr9aeIh a doS Ills
honct for consequences. made dash ior the uoE
nS a within an linen of spiders collar when one OF the tIo
Of vendors pante fist vigorously and squafey mo t,r
the thieves had OF the toes Oh e INTO Their
cart and drove fun speed Their a.%
been accelerated the cries for assistance OF c in
uho iesides The part the afry was the only Peso
The inn When the Kensico man came TO ms sehses III
shonnht as Tor The dog with bruises and WIN
swelling over his right eye he podded homework 70 ge
saance and Ia sally forth after the Dutelii.
IL had tnsf through gateway leading u ms house
Whrn-conld ii all been nightmare no 'elo m9
snidr Jumped ont behind bush To welcome tne h
OF his temporary master. just as though hoiis "" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
NEW-NORK CIrY

James Roche age thirty seven. OF No IS Cherryst, died
Yesterday from injuries received by falling downstairs
Saturday evening.
Fire I'm John A. somervies bOokbindery Nos AZ and 10
Centes yesterday damaged the stock $4,000 and the build
ing $1,000.
George North age seventy FIVE Englishsan. was found
dead on the floor OF his yesterday He lived with Mrs
souiros his sister in One hundred near
Third-ave.
The steamship Rotterdam. which arrived yesterday from
has Just added to the fleet OF the Neither
lands American Steamship Company She was formerly
ca led the British Empire and the Alexandra Line
She has been thoroughly overhauled and reftted
The Madison SQUARE Garden will be illuminated on Wednes'
dav eyenjng instead of tonight first announced lot he
nresenatiop of Buffalo Bils Wild West" On Wednes
day morning the parade Will be given with Buao
Bin leading his army Of scouts cowboys Indians and
United States soldiers
concert will be given in the Atlantic Casino at
Onehundred fifty NTH ST. and Eghthave, Thursday
night the proceeds Of which will be gwen the Manhattan
Hospital
Thank sgyng Day will be erved usual at the Howard
Misson No SO RIvngton Gifts OF food and clothing VIII
be deserving of the Deigborhooi and
IN this end Of either money goods solicited
surveyor geatte has from pistol
wounds inflicted by Louis BeTs In his office in the Custom
te "A 20 o able to 20 driving With friend he
n ont for two hours yesterday The wound in the hand
almost healed and that In the groin doing we'll lie Will
probaby visit his office toward the close OF tho week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.


SUPREME counr-CmAMRgRs- Before Van Brunt Nos,
80 4 81 i s S 4 &C. a. q U.s. ia g. iSS
M ss s 800 2o 2 Sal 2%9 9 2 s s9 o % pa SS pa
srrREMK CouEI-srEcIAL TEHM-PAEr I-Beore Andrews
psfn nee cor1srEcIA TEnMPARr Befoe Done
sss $Ss 2I 2Ss $ $9s ss oO' 49, 1884, $40 $685.
s s 4s aas 3 ss 1857 M
S SSa 2 SSs 80 III 2t1. 1876 25$ -'''
o sI ! SS b iS in
1852 S2s2 26s2 2s6S 1876 1881 $780, lGij S2i9 S25''
surEESS Barrett ret sdai
Nos 1858 27 o73 20 go ssh S9S2 itol = a, 'Sogi
So 49, $50 2s72' 500 2sj6
SUPREME "a Gl 9igs sGs sis
SSs $40 si7i 1863 SlI7 si4s S2O7 S2o2 22i5 1880
2 sUnS roc coTKf"Bcore Ron. $40 day calendar
surn 41 ,s SoyE g Iss q 5 aENbo'Oo iHSr"
NsIrTnioR CoUR1-THiAI IEah-PARr iBetore sedgwck
zoos sN rs l2 ~ isi9 s' iai 100 '0' O-V -''' ~
man j"Nos ii2s 1867 l19I. 1859 7cOa sSs. 1882 5l7
J~Nos 1875 ss2 l2ss, 1888 500, 1919 1913 4c3 ll39
sTrEion couRr-TMAL TERN W.; Before o'Go Cor
man, INos Ids l27G l23s 1ot9 $40 1851 1907 ooz'
CdHwoS fiPAs-GEXE,AL fTHN- BEFORE Garremore CD;
D cSM mo FL eLkasPro1I Booksver j.
30 coyiox pLr.s-TRiAL TrR,i-pART before Alien, Il
NOS S27, 1905 1855 1907 1885, 1863 17is' 1852 1893
lS E21, So TO- I-Bcfore McAdam J.
-Nos 22 l24 AS AL i3i 49, lleo 'o oo4 ooo' ooO'
OK CoTRi@TGIAL TEG-PAnT lI.Beiore Hall J-Nos
az 3S5 z So9 4g SSl ia $50 1912 a. ~ '4OO ~ '
cir1 co1Gf-IGii TrPAnT IIIRcfore Hyatt J 5
Nos iIG 800 81. X 1853 1O2 oil 243. %oO 24' ooo 2ol
c6tR , o. 6YHG tSp rrRNiyER-Bcfore Brady j. Asst
s GSn1 sS S5 G 6is AIoT MarncNos l.
CouH OF GESEEAL stasi0Ns.fAkI ii;mb 52 Judge
. j. ~ ~ o 10. IL Pleadlns-.-l2 u a. T. l6
H. * 49, 30 u, D. g. a. 20, 20 H. % ~ "U d. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
INDIANS IN MR.. BEECHERS CHURCH.

.n,,,v coNurxDEp BY THE PAsToR-rHElR
vvvrtxc IN THE BROADWAY TABERNACLE.
Half dozen Indians occupied front pew In Piylhouth
church Yesterday morning and listened intenty to MI
Reecher as he preached upon the hatred ana moerdo
which characterized much religion. lie Sho ln"' men
ba,ed nost ferveny when they Neved they were ODey
ing the voice of conscience as the voice OF Co..
of the time it the voice Of the devil Inc jews anu
the samarans hated each other heartily ior lheS ndu
different views about religion In fact added Mr. Beecher
"Tbev both worshpped God like the devil In resHdto
himself Mr. Beecher said that if some persons were
orthodox he was not orthodox But the only Orthodoxy
ne held was that OF love God and men, lie had come
through years and much struggle for he ioVed le Ia
of his Father to wide sympathy and love Tor all men
and belief that the Divine love above all creeds ana
dogmas. ri
After the service the Rev. ARENAS Ehna-
mani. native Sioux Indian preacher with the
Rev A. L. Riggs a white missionary among ihe
Indians were introduced by Mr. Becc1er agu bih
was interpreted by Mr. Riggs lie expressed MS sIaun
cation at being present III SmSn M was one Of the
Sioux engaged in the Minnesota massacre twehty
nor ySere execmed He was converted and pardoned
and for nineteen years been missionary among his
ReUp Ins, raning School. at sanee Neb sang the
Twenty-thd Psalm in Sioux, and hymn IN English
Mr. Beecher said that General sherman was Glgte@
with saving The only good Indian the dead Indian
He did not believe General sherman Sd not tSin h
Indian preacher was better as he was 'hah HIS ho"u
were of. -, >, IL, 800, ho,5 In tho
afternoon in the Broadway Tabernacle IN ts clt u1er
the auspices of the Tabenaces sunday school me
speakers were furnished by the American Missionary
Association The first speaker was Mr. EhnaIhan, me
native pastor of Congregational Church AT sanec
He delivered an address Dakota which was interpreted
NV Mr. Pigs The Indian said IN part Fifty years ago
you sent out two men Dakota to tell us OF the Word OF
6od and glad 10 be able to be here 10 zen you ine
sood II did know we are all brothers and sisters be-
cause we have but God Now stand here before you
an Indian We NAV not see each other again. but as many
Says "a God gives me TO live long will labor among
by people" - ,r,or ,-,o,s in ,be
HnqIish and Dakota languages. Several speakers at
dressed the meeting. The Indians went 70 the CLINTON
Xyenue CONGREGATIONAL Church i'll the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

F1President Chester a. Arthur's funeral, Church OF
the Heavenly Rest ga m. ~ -
Trial OF McQuade for bribery Court OF Gen
Al
ffthst -..,.c.
Rosa V Burns will contest. SuTrOeatCs Court.
Meeting OF Military order Loyal Legion United STATES. No
Suit against Lieutenant Mese Jefferson Market Police
Court p. \, gu, 81. -,
mOnicO :. evening.
ACADEMY OF 81 fences. Columbia College, I. m.
citizens Bicycle Club reception. NO 2o West sntlethst
evening. -. 10 c--,-. -
Annual Getting Brookyn Home for CoDsGmptves even
ing ,,--.-.. ....... :, -.
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WAR RECORDS
Invaluable SOUVENIRS!
FOR SALE!

s,sroo NJ teicerams received by General julius White
commander at Harper4 Ferry AMI others IN thc months OF
n~usf lSf, from the Secretary or var H. W.
9Ithnt tienrrolln chic Major General John A. P0ne.
er sigcl Colonel Arson siageT ~ ; NILS DO
- 81 iuf.nfTy. IT, W Ripley. Chief oil Ordnance w h0np,
son lieutenant ordnance officer A. Piper OapAh anu
S,if of Artery Army of Virginia; captain IOtts com
ntin ohio Battery; Major sherman. General Wool X o.
& r;e Assistant AduanI-G cneraii Cary H. Fry Acting
Pawn lcral and others ..,,., ,.. al, itto,
he dispatches give details Of battles win loss OF ke
lea efr Orders destruction OF bridges Tells about
" md carttres OF Union troops by Rebel cavalry Or
s no arrest of individuals. both civil AMI military VI
- Mo nploymcpt OF spies aud scouts Tells OF mOVenthts
o pehr army Permits UnlOn men 10 receive nerch'bso
Gives information Of Rebel army Ovtlo iI % ,
of troops. military uaihs am
Pnmton rifle guns cannon iowitIers etc. 1,rS ,ouheI
conn signals and day and night chalienses
r ar ne vs. tie reading OF which brings the wal at
80 in, many OF me ul' hs nay S
nus riiten before the dead buried or the "oued re-
moved IIo @ are ali genuine and be youched for by
the War Department. ,si1o Of tho archives Of the
St9tes Government there cam OF DE iouhu any SOU
ven,rs Of the alike 50 autlehuo' hiSoilo"'o '7
ValusOlc an" ' d. j. KENNY, r. o. Box LOBE. New-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

THROWING DIAMOND RINGS INTO CELLAR.
Henry Kingston, cabinetmaker of No. GO East Eighty
sxtst made his yesterday afternoon into the house
Of Mrs. Mary Hamilton, OF No. l04 West Tweny-eighth
st. Oh the pretence of asking for imaginary lodger
and while Mrs Hamilton was out OF the front parlor
three gold rings set with diamonds and valued
It $500 which were lying on the table, mrs Hamilton
down the sOop Of the house. and raised cry at once
finrstOD ran 10 sxh-ave and then down one dock 10
vstv. It. throwing the rings into cellar graf
~ fSsr~ he was caught by Officer Korrnan Of tho
Tvsnty ninth Precinct The rings were recovered kngs
Tn Wss held 70 appear this morning In the Jefferson
Market Police Court.
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HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRTVALq.

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Attorney BENJAMIN H. BIewstero Philadelphia. and
John A. Kasson Iowa Gdsey Housf-( congressman
IT Murphy Of Iowa: Assemhlyman Charles ID. Baker. Of
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