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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-31

employed by Mr.. Hurley, is badly cut about
the face and head. The fire company did
effective work, saving the business portion
of the village. Four stores were burned.
Loss, $4,000
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-31
Washington yyaffs.

ate bill appropriating $5G0.0O0 for the
erection in this city of u monument, with
appropriate statuary, to commemorate the
illustrious service or the late Abraham
Liucoln.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-31
Towu's Pension Agitation.

WASHINGTON, March S0.-The Iowa
delegation is all in flutter tonight over
the fact that Pension Agent Rice of that
state has resigned and the delegation will
be called on TO name a successor. l.. G.
Kinne, Capt. A. c. Lake and Capt. n. NJ.
Merrill are being indOrsed for the place.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-31
The Last Stitch in the Hubbard Bend
Wound Taken Yesterday Afternoon
at the Armory.
W. 3. Bend Unanimously Reelected Col
Onel of the First Regiment, Minnesota
National Guards.
He Receives the Honor With Satis-
fed Smile and a Brief But
Pointed Speech.
The Colonel Returns, He Says, Ready
for Work and Pleads for q
Corporation.
Colonel Once More.

''W. B. Bend 90 votes, William Dawson
1, William Blakeley l." said the trinity uni
formed teller in Company C'S department
at the armory yesterday afternoon. 1t was
the occasion of the election of colonel for
the First regiment NJ. n. e., and when the
teller had counted the ballots and announced
the result, which virtually placed Col. w.
b. Bend inside his official uniform, which
was stripped from him about six months
ago, yell went up from the boys that
made the armOry shake. The meeting was
presided over by Inspector General King in
full military uniform, with half dozen
badges of honor glistening on his breast. In
semi-eircle before him sat the officers of
the various companies of the regiment, who
had been called together to elect colonel.
The companies were represented as fol-
lows:
Company a, Lieut. Langdon.
Company B, Capt. Welch Lieuts. Williams
and Austin.
Company c, Capt. Dawson, Lieuts. Craig
and Blakeley.
Company ID, Capt. Bean, Lieuts. Metz and
Nutsch.
Company E, Capt. Blakeley, Lieuts. Price
and Quonce.
Company F, Capt. Burnham, Leuts. Boyn-
ton and COWie,
Company G, Capt. Pierce, Lieuts. Davis
Company H, Capt. Levitt, Lieuts. Morris
and Koerner.
Company L, Capt. Osgood
Company K, Capt. Bronson, Lieuts. Castle
and r. S. Davis.
1t needed but one ballot to settle the
| question of who should be colonel, and on
motion of Capt. Bean the election of Col.
| Bend was made unanimous. Lieut.. Col.
defaIIed tsI[y a"tpiSCa to eall Was oS (R
Col. Bend and i'll SgSSA
form him of his cleo ESES ~
tiOn. The colonel Sass-H4sSsS Sass-SSSsS
left the room and 6SN%FN
soon returned with u MSSB
Col. Bend, whom he S4N
informally intro [TFsNF5 IN
duced to the boys, NM, ENtAEj
who cheered long and 6Ny. III, ,W1N
Justify. After the eff saWt' G GTI&AtA
fervese had pNSSA9 ,t tEANsNESAS
worked off Col, Bend \S9e% NJ,
| arose and said: %sSA RW(SYg1 I
| I cannot tell you ~ NE >EE ~AntSSN
| how glad am to be ~ N KEEL EEs1A.S
| brought back among xa f5S(ASSR a
| you, and especially as SAYLkFkA x
| ] come on the strength @sN N4A
! of the unanimous st -
| vote that you have E@fH -
| given me, for which EYgH~- kz g
| / heartily thank you. ZgEE EZ@
| And now for the fu- EZ!EE - so
| ture and its work, | @f ESE
| wish to say that we 9I HF&l~
must keep up our FL W.
efforts to enable the <L IH
| First regiment to hold ITTTTHP
its position in the ET
| front rank of the LEV
| Minnesota National W
dc I
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-31
lrnns WilINotT Talk.

Thus ended the work of the general
utiye board in this city.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
Yi;E Mal;AkT-

NAY MAssc-s9 ccc, BID No. hard sor,ss;, s ':a .t
bid; No. ! Northern, tic bid.
Flour-Patent, t5.OOlG5.a5, stsaiAat.
sl.5u(e4..5; bakers, "a 25l94.5j asked, rs.
s.. 2otI3.5U.
Corn No. 2, a5. asked. May. "a. bic.
Gats No. mixed, Sic. hid, 70
No. 2 white, sc. bid.
Marley No. ,. c.55 bid
Rye No. =, So. bid,
Flax Seed-.W
Baled hay, u o. asked; timothy -.
Dressed beef, caoice steers &c e &c
veal, tg g..
Cheese, ~ "a l2c.
Eggs, extra Sla(d9c..asked.
Potatoes, 2Sc(03 SIC per bushel bid.
Live Stock-Sales OF steers ranged i3 S5ls
q 5000 per leo lbs. sheep SOLD =.
4.50@s 90 per 100. Hogs t375
MINNEAPOLIS.
WHEAr.-No. hard cash, sc.
July, 79hc; No. Northern, cast
16h; No. 2 Northern. 74c bid.
tLoUR-Patents in sacks held O..
e4.6O q 40. In barrels, SAG 14sO; s5.45
@5.6) delivered at New England points,
IS. .45t5.5 80 delivered New York and Penn
sylyania points; bakers $3.6O@3.75
CHICAGO.
Wheat, May 75isc, Jund 7615-l6
Corn, May 36ls June 37kc.
Oats, cash a9c; june .,s.9-l6c.
Flax seed No l, tl.05l6.
Pork, cash, Is 7JItSs0; June $s.171sA
1905.
Live Stock, Cattle "a l5a SIS; Hogs
a 1I9425; Sheep, s4 05l5 50.
DULUTH.
WnEAr-Cash, No | hard SO1k.
MlLwAUKER
WHRAr--cash IS June r.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
EVENTS OF THE DAY.
Fatal Ohio Flood.

BY the storm On the evening Of the iii,
the Ohio cities Of Xenia and Day tea we're
swept by foods arising from the .so.I ~
of the Shawnee, Big aud Little Miami r.v-
ers. The storm WIS 80 sudden and furious
that there was no chance for esta Z. Iii.
flood from the Shawnee dash-d tai1.ix. il
Xenia, crushing 10 less than ,n'i'y
houses Ard many other tuiliins.s
Thirty lives were lost there
in less than thirty minute.
xaaia was 50 situated us to meet ita
worst results. The Shawnee river ttuycrs.s
the portion Of the city adj ja.en4 - t.s
Little Mama railroad, ubsch lies lover
than the ln.in por.ion-oe the city. lie
railroad eInbank ment .lle@ above tis
general level and the stream flows through
in a large culvert the emsankn.ent II
which was swept away. and, with ascunil-
lated force, rusned upon the small cc;tnees
located on the low banks snd without
warning lore item from tise;f fpUnnation-.
At Day ton tue liiaMi rose Lin. feet la
three hours covering fifty acres OF houses
III the Fourth ward, drowning horses aud
cows. Merchandise ia cellars was ruint d,
bridges in all directions swept away, farm
buildings and dwellings demolished, aud all
kinds of crops totally ruined. lie great
est destruction is in q lrach east from the
Big Miami to Little Miami. Buildings were
wrecked or unroofed, but no lives lost.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
XLIXth. CONGRESS.
Monday. May 10.

SENATE Mr. Frye introduced bill
ITO limit the commercial privileges of
vessels Of foreign countries IN ports Of the
United States to sucn purposes as are
accorded to American vessels in tho ports
OF such foreign countries" Mr.. Dawes
offered resolutions which were adopted
calling on the president for Information
concerning the seizure Of the fishing vessel
David j. Adams by the Canadian aulhori
ties and instructing the foreign relations
committee to investigate and report by
bill or otherwise. A bill was introduced
authorizing the Union Pacific to construct
branch railroads. The debate on the
interstate commerce bill was resumed.
HoUsE-Among the bills introduced was
one to limit the commercial privileges Of
vessels of foreign countries in the ports Of
the United States to such privileges rs are
accorded to American vessels in the ports
of such foreign countries. By Mr.. Raecken-
ridge (Ky.) a preamble and joint ntresolution
for the calling in of bonds. By Mr.. Beach,
amending the rules SO as to subject to a fine
Of 800 every member who is absent during
q call Of the house. The bill prohibiting
lottery advertisements in the District OF
Columbia passed, and other District mat
ters, pool selling &C.. went over to June.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20

SENATE-The memorial Of the Ohio Re-
publican central committee charging that
the election Of Senator Pay ne was corrupt
ly secured and asking all investigation of
the matter, was sent to the committee on
elections. The Interstate commerce bill
was further debated.
HousE.-A bill for the appointment Of a
commission to settle private land claims i'll
New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado passed.
the committee on elections reported in fav
or of the sitting California members whose
se.ts were contested, and the report was
agreed to. The army appropriation bill
was taken up in committee OF the whole.
Mr.. Grosvenor moved to strike out the ap-
preparation for the judge advocate gem
erals department. He said that the de-
partment decided cases without any knowl-
edge OF law. and that the system followed
| by the department was outrageous. This
brought out q sharp debate, decidedly per-
sonal, between Messrs. Wheeler, lAia.,)
Hepburn, Nowa) Bragg, (Wis.,) Hiscock,
IN. Y.,) aud others, IN course Of which
Gen. Holt and Edwin N. Stanton were as
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20

The Cnllom interstate commerce bill
passed the senate by vote OF a to 4
after being amended TO edestroy the
intended effect Of Senator Camden )
amendment, which required railroads to
charge the same rates per ton per mile for
a long distance that was charged for 4
short distance. The effect Of this section
as finally adopted is to apply the short
haul principle to a larger number of
instances than it did as originally reported
from the committee, but il does not reach
50 far as intended BY the Camden amend
meut. II Is compromise between the
two extreme views. After this was dis
posed Of the bankruptcy Till and pension
bill came up, but nothing vas done.
HorsE-The joint resolution to approp
riate $i47,O 900 for the Chinese victims Of the
Rock Springs Wyo., massacre was debated.
.1he army appropriation bill was finished
and passed, and the diplomatic appropria
lton bill taken up.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
MINNESOTA.


stores at Shakopee have been burglariz-
ed, and at Eden Prairie gang entered the
store OF Miller Bros, bound and gagged the
proprietor and forced the safe, takiRg
therefrom some 500 III cash and valuable
papers. Thieves broke into the houses Of
Thomas Carlos and John Lortus at Waseca.
t1OO, and from Lortus q watch worth S20
they were arrested at GAINESVILLE. The Fer
gus -four mills have begun to ship their
Hour eastward from Duluth. They have
1900 barrels stored at the latter point.
The Southwestern Minnesota Editorial as
sOciation will meet at Waseca, June Is aud
ii. The farmers institute begins q three
days session at OrtOnyllle, May "a. Seven
saloons have paid the $500 licence at Fer
gus Falls.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
DAKOTA.
Dakota Sprlnkles

A Council has been held by five chiefs OF
the Sioux nation on the Dawes bill, and
talks made by Chief Charger. Swift Bird,
Four Bear, Hump and Spotted Eagle. Ali
were in favor Of reducing the reservation,
and spoke intelligently on the measure.
The land in question involves seven million
acres, aud tue bill will be called up in the
house May 20. At Flandreau, +. B. Young,
the wife murderer died Saturday afternoon
from the effects Of his self-infected wounds,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
Another Ohio storm.

On the 18th furious tornado stuck
Forest, Vinten Co.. Ohio, eight-persons
being killed and many injured. School
houses. churches and dwellings, we're de-
stroyed. The track was a half mile wide
and nine miles in length. Many sheep and
horses were killed. In Wyandotte county
the village of LEVEL is reported destroyed.
Great damage is reported from Senaca
county. "A great many people are without
homes and some farms made almost worth
less. The loss is estimated at nearly S40O,
OOO
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
n. Tram Cycloned.

The Chicr 60 express on the Fort Wayne
road, was struck by the cs clone near For
est, Ohio, Friday night. The limb Of tree
cut the cowcatcher in two, the smokestack
was knocked out in straight line, car
windows were smashed and the train look
ed as IL i. had been riddled by sharpshoot-
ers. Several passengers were injured, one
man had an eye Gu. out by broken glass
aud others were cut and bruised. The
train kept the track and reached Pillsbury
an hour and q half late.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
tUkElGN AFFAIRS.
salisbury for Coercion.

AT a meeting held on the 18th, at st.
James Hall, London, Lord Salisbury took
vigorous ground for the policy OF coercion,
arguing that Ireland was not nation, be-
cause it contained two different aud deeply
divided races. 1t depended on the habits
Of people whether self government should
be conferred upon them. The habits Of
the Irish were very bad. They had become
hubituatedto the use Of knives aud slugs
The question of religion divided them. Inc
pecullar influence of tho Catholic clergy
aud the manner in which that influence
had been used must be considered before
placiI s: such weapon as home rule in the
hands Of the IIish. "A portion Of the money
with which it was intended to buy out the
Irish landlords should be spent in helping
the Irish to emigrate. This would be the
best remedy for Ireland.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20

The lord Chamberlain, in London,
has refused TO license the poet Shell
ley's tragedy, The Ccnci. Shelley =
own opinion of the theatrical rep
rcscntation of the drama is worth
quoting: This story of the Cenci is
eminently fearful and monstrous.
Anything like dry exhibition of it on
the stage would be insupportable.'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
Dark Waters.

Three members OF the 18th infantry were
drowned in the Yellowstone river on the
10th, their skitf upsetting while crossing
opposite the Custer Cantonment, Montana,
Three men fishing in Round Lake, Iowa.
were drowned on the 10Th, their boats be-
ing capsized by sudden squall. One of
them was from Chicago. aud had heen
married but two weeks.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
Harrington at Work.

Sixty-four members Of parliament,
followers Of. Lord Harrington. met and
resolved to oppose the second reading OF
the home rule bill. Harrington, in q
twenty minutes speech declared:
The pledges from Liberals to oppose the
bill were sufficient in number to make its
rejection on the second reading q certain
ty. A defeat OF the bill would cast heavy
responsibility on him. which, however, he
was quite prepared to accept.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20

The storm Of the l2th was furious at New
Ulm, Milford. Siegel and Cottonwood,
Brown County, the destruction Of grain.
fruits and all vegetation being great. AT
Rochester the most intense alarm prevailed,
the schools were dismissed but no great
damaged ensued. Ii Norman County one
der lakes ofwater. with a prospect that one
half tho seeded acreage Of the county is
ruined.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20

DIR. r. B. BIBBER. of Bath, Me. kindly
furnished the funds whcrewith to equip
John Traynor for the voyage he pro-
posed TO make across the Atlantic in a
rowboat. Mr.. Traynor started last
September aud has not since been
heard from, but DR.. Bibbcr is not dis
couraged and says he is ready to send
out another man.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
Thursday. May II.

SEsATE--A bill was passed creating q
pew u.icisl circuit Of the United States.
Under this bill the Eight circuit Is made
to include Nebraska, Kansas, Arkansas
and Colorado; the Ninth to include Min
nesota and Missouri; the tenth to include
California, Oregon and Nevada. The bill
also provides that the present judge Of
the Ninth circuit as heretofore constituted
being California, Oregon ard Neyada).
shall be judge Of the new Tenth circuit,
and the president shall appoint a Judge
for the new Ninth circuit. The general
pension bill was placed before the senate:
House. "A resolution was adopted call
ing OIL the president for information an to
what steps had been taken for the investi-
CATION of the seizure of the schooner David
J. Adams by the Canadian authorities.
The Rock springs Chinese indemnity reso-
luton was discussed without action, and
the diplomatic appropriation bill was
passed. The bill eniarging the sphere OF
the department Of agriculture was consid-
rr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
wind Wrecks la Illinois.

The little town Of Oiell, Ill, on the Chi
cagO Il Alton Il. r., was visited with
tornado at 1 p. M. Oh the 18th. Almost
every business house in the town was un-
rooted and damaged, hardly perfect store
front remaining. a brick livery stable,
three ware houses and two store buildings
were blown down. Two persons re-
ported fatally injured ana five others
dangerously hurt. The storm was not
of the cyclone order but direct
wind blowing almost east. At Joliet,
the same evening delnge of rain and hail.
with deafning tkunderbolts and unparal-
elled electric pyrotechnics visited the city.
The most serious damage was the wrecking
of a circus tent by the gale, the whole
show being turned upside down. The ex-
citement among the audienca may be i'm
agined but not described. Three persons
were badly hurt by the falling tent poles.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20

HENRY WARD BEECHER said tho
other day: II have lived great
deal longer than Methusaleh, for he
never saw between his cradle and his
grave any such changes as l have lived
to see: 3,OOO.O 900 slaves not only freed,
but admitted to congress. to the senate,
to pulpits, and even to ride in the cars.
The wheel has been completely turned
aro,n1 ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20

What is to be. A verb, Of course.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
IOWn Storm.

At Clarksville, Saturday night and Sun
day storm of rain, hail and wind did
great damage to small fruits, windows &c.
At Anamosa, a brick building was blown
down, the opera house roof blown off, Odd
Fellows building damaged, barns and
small buildings blown down, and damage
done to fruit aud foliage trees. Upon one
farm eight sheep were killed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
Herr MOAt Caught.

Herr Most, the New York head of the
anarchists was found under the bed Of his
mistress. at l9S Allen ST., by four detectives.
His head aud face were covered with dust
and dirt and his eyes big with fear In the
house where Most was arrested were found
Winchester repeating rifle with bayoLet
and books upon dynamite bombs and kim
drcd topics.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
Storma ON thel2.

Williamsport, Ind., was struck by a
cyclone and several houses end barns
carried away. At Attica, two miles east
several business buildings were destroyed
including a new mill, the Revere house
ani the Chicago & Great southern
railway Offices and the wagon
briige over the Wabash river. Sev eral
all are supposed to have been killed. At
the Revere house several are reported to
have been killed. Two brick houses Of
Henry Butt. were torn down, aud Mrs.
Butt was badly injured. At Dubuque the
hail did great damage to the photograph
galleries, windows and garden fruits. There
was considerable damage at Durango and
vicinity
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20

W. W. CoRCoRAN the Washington
banker, declines to act with the yestry
elected at Easter by the parish OF
Ascension, though he will probably re-
tain his connection with the church,
which has been benefited to tho amount
of more than 800. 900 by his liberality.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
Gov. Rusk--Accideuts.

Upon his return from Milwaukee with the
Governors Guard, Gov. Rusk was given the
most enthusiastic reception Madison has
ever witnessed. At Racine, lad fourteen
years of axe was hit in Il vital spot by a
stray bullet from party of boys shooting
at a mark, and killed. Mrs. Julia A. Fro
hook has sued the Milwaukee street railroad
for $4,000. Her spine was injured, and she
may not recover, in the bridge street car
accident recently.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
Ambitions Politicians.

Each days report goes to show that the
opposition OF Harcourt and Chamberlain
to Mr. Gladstone's home rule bill for Ire
land is the product Of their ambition to drive
Gladstone into private life and give Har-
court an opportunity to form a Cabinet.
1t Is claimed that Harrington and Cham
berIain can command only eighty Radical
and Liberal votes absolutely. The fate OF
Mr. Gladstone's bill is said TO d.pend ulti-
mately on the course taken by the thirty
five members who, though classed among
port the Chamberlain Hartigan oyement
through thick and thin, and would probab-
ly be won over to the government by q
concession on the Irish members clauses.
In this critical crisis Mr.. Gladstone stands
firm and undismayed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20

SIR TREVOR LAWRENCE Indignantly
protests against the statement that he
has paid preposterous prices for or
chds and declares that the highest he
ever gave was 81, 2j0 for a cattaleya
triann. At the same time he sneers
at the British Peachblow brethren who
invest sum in "blue ginger jars.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
Quiet Period.

The excitement of the past few days at
Chicago Milwaukee, Cincinnati & elsewhere
is now succeeded by . period Of quiet that
is hopeful of the adjustment OF matters
upon basis that will not prove ruinous to
business.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
Lake City Mystery.

The dead and mangled body of an I'M
known man, was found at the raiirond
station, on the lnorning OF the l4sh, evident
~ run over by freight train. The body
was that Of q man about thirty y-five years
DID, five feet two inches high, with light
brown curly hair, blue eyes and light mus
tache: rather muscular build: wore dark
clothes Of good quality, in one Of the pock-
cts OF which s. - was found, but there
was nothing discovered to indicate his iden-
tity.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20
Friday. May -.

SENATE-In addition to continued debate
on the general pension bill the following
public building appropriations passed. Ex-
tending the limit of cost on the Detroit
Mich public building to 81 .3OO,OO0; 70
erect bonded " warehouse al st. Paul. Minn.,
SliO,GOO; extending the limit Of appropria-
ton tor the public building at Denver, Col,
Dodge, Iowa. slOO,n00. The Senate ad-
iourned to Monday.
HorsE-The private calendar was taken
up, and bill for the extension Of patent
drifted the debate into tariff matters,
which continued for some time, until
closed by protest that it interfered with
regular business: several bills were agreed
upon, and at the evening session forty five
pension bills passed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-05-20

NINE. JASIsH. in spite Of her stage
successes, ayows that she is weary oi
the world. though SO long as her stage
successes continue the world will not
weary of her. She married a Count OF
no account, and says she wishes she
had been welded to a peasant.