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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-26

Anton Hirsehberger, one of the Chi
cago anarchists charged with riot and
conspiracy, has been surrendered by
his bondsmen, and is now in Jail.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-26

The deposition of Alexander, of Bull
garia. has led to fighting among the
Bulgarian troops.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-26
STAGE ROUTES.

LANCASTER & PLATTEVILLE STAGE.
(Daily)
LEAVES Lancaster at D. m. and Arrives at
Platteyille at D. m.
NEAvEs Platteville at a. m. and Arrives at Ian
caster at IL m. S. r. GREEN, Prop.
LANCASTER & SPECHTS FERRY STAGE.
(Daily)
LEAVES Lancaster at s a. m and Arrives at
Specht's Ferry at ~ IN.
LEAVES Specht's Ferry at p. m. and Arrives at
Lancaster at p m. GREEN Bros, Props.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-26

A little girl has come to the home of
Rev. and Mrs. Z. ID. Eaton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-26

E,sfATE-MAgY A. EAwLE. Decease4.
state Of Wisconsin. Comfy Ca.--t Of Grant
Comfy la Prohalu
Notieels hereby given, that ai the rc2nlar ter,
q ibe County Court. - be hsld In and foi said
toHntg. 81 thc court house in to- city n Lancas-
ter, IN said county, on tie
FIRST TUESDAY OF SEPTEMBER, a. .. 1855,
the following matter viii he heard and
considered
The application Of Hiram Gilmore to admit 10
probate the last will aud testament Of Mary Ann
hawie, late 81 The town of smeiser. in said COIN
~. deceased
BY Order Of the Court
GEO r. CARTER Judge
Dated AHgnst TO- Ias6 2i,vI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-26
EsTATE-MmLIAn IIraennlr. -.

ESTATE-WMLAA IlrapHnEY. Deceased
State Of Wisconsin,, Comfy Court q sfsm
Aetiee. IL hesehs 'hai pa, regufaf term
% tft G9aeff ,5H rs g. 3t.l 81 and lar said
cguuty. = fhf Ho41 fi5sze 81 tht city ~ Iar.g..
ter ia s8id eaahiy antbe
FIRST TUESDAY OF SEPTEMBER. A.D. 1885,.
the following matter VIII se heard ana eonsid
cred:
The application % Alfred Humphrey. ii admit
TO pr1bat the last wifi and avIant 81 William
Humphrey late ~ he saxH 81 Patrh f4r,se. id
said cpHats. decreased.
~ oydes Of the Court
5i.5ifi'e y. CARTER. County Judge.
d.: ri snrHgi . 1856 sfsg3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-26
THE sLsppERY ELM CLUB

ANVN 2 LI2.J
Salvation Murphy Old that they
would please cease tc consider the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-26
{ To be Contiasted.)

The school Of Western Ph ilosophy"
was opened at Milwaukee last Monday
evening The principal exercises seem
ed to be in worship of Goethe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-26
@rant Gomntp 4erald,
4& AE2I 1sss:liliiiS !, 555!;ils
HiCAGO a NORTHWESTERN r. N TTNF-TanIE
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS AT LAM
CASTER, WIS.,, POST OFFICE.

,ions MS on Narrow Gauge make close connec-
''o"s with traiEs on Milwaukee & st. Paul X. X.
W H. DECKER Agent
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-26

Oh n l.NIo i'm u. Hi' 70 o'og y. IN. Niohe.
order Department domestic and foreign opeI
rom a. m. to Up. m.
T. A. BURR, Postmaster.
FRED c. BURR. Assistant
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-26
ITsrATE-MAnr a RAwte. Dccaa.eI.

H. 81 CA HILL. County clerk
@4ia Grant County Wis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-11

S1iiler: Die Nationen finb utts
ter fi6 glei9; ipie bic Bhrger bic Mit>
glieber elmer Nation, fnb bic Nationen
Mitglieber Der Menf9beit.
2ebrer: Worin befiebt ber Nubm
Granfrei9s? Warum berbientGranfrei6
3u leben?
@9hIer: Gs 1T Der @ubm Granf-
rei6s, ftets auf oas Wobl aller yfatios
men beoa6t gewefss au fein. (!i) Ses=
balb berbient es gu leben. SroB bes
9afies Der Deutf@en mirb
Granfrei9 lebe1t.
Damit f6lieBt ber unterridt in Der
Moral an allen fran36fiiden @olfsi6us
len. IS biebe ben @inorud bieier f6f=
li9en 2eftion abi6md6en, tpollte man
aud nur elm Wort nod binaufiigen.
Sur ben Gulturbiitorifer 5ranfrei6s
lpirb bieies cine &apiteI gallii9er S6ul.
moral genitgeu, Inn Die 3eititimmung
ienfeits bes &beins in ber atueiten Qdlfte
bieies Sabrbunberts gu fean5ei6nen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-11

getommen Daren, ii6 Glaus bur9 ben
Gurbirector borfellen lieB, nit Der Bits
tie, i'm Der gndoigen Grau por3ultelen,
unb um bic @bre bes nd9iten WaIaers
bat. &atbi mar cine ausge3ei9nete uno
lei6enf9aftli9e Sdnaerin.
&laus brudte bas Spibentu1 unb
ben Gd6er, bic fie ibnt sereidbt, als lte
fiG erboben bate, unmilfiirlt9 an ieis
ne 2ippen, tpie er feline f96ne, ann1us
tbige Grau, feline Grau, bic tauienbz
NAL f1Dner mar uno tauienbmal beher
tanste als ale anbern = i'm Mrme beg
ihlanfen 2ieutenants bur9 ben Saal
fliegen fab.
Ser San5 mar aug, Der lieutenant
f6lug Die 9aden aneinanoer, perbeugte
ii9 unb trat bel Seite, UNI anoeren &as
meraoen, bic f6on auf ben giinftigen
Nugenblid aur 8oriteaung geipdbt batz
ten, plaB gu MAIDEN.
&atbi fubr pl6Bli9 auf.
@9au, ber Mlbersborffl faste iie nit
balblauter Stimme iebr iberraidt.
Mas fagft bus fragte Glaus, Der i'm
ldrmen6en Sreiben beg Galles ni9ts
berftanben bate.
Sd faste ni6ts, entgegnete 2atbi.
@leiG barauf trat ein @apalerie=Sfs
fi5ier an Glaus beran un6 ffeate ft@
DDr:
Baron bon Mlbersborf."
Mein Name tit Bemer.
Wiiroen sic bic Site baben, mid
Der gndbigen Grau bor5uifellen2
rBaron BON Mlbersborff miinf9t bir
borgeiteat au tperoen-: Wseine Jrau."
Sarf i9 um Sbre San5tarte bitten,
gndbige Grau. Ser gontre 1T nod
fret, pie i9 iebe. Geitatten Sic mir,
meinen gfamen oarunter gu febens Wteis
men berbinbli@lten Danf. Sd babe
Die @bre -
Weit b6flider gerbeugung trat Der
Baron Bel Seite.
Ilbersoorff2 &laus b6rte oieien gfaz
men ni6t gum eriten Mal. ST erins
nerte ibn an irgenb ettuas, bas ibm
ni6t mebr gesenwdrtig mar = aber an
etuas unangenebmes, bas mar ibm
flar.
(Gortfetuns fOIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-11

= Nom beuti9en 8olfslieb in ben
Hei9slanben mirb Der rGarlsr. 3tg. :"
aus 2otbringen beri9tet: @s TT cine
befannte Sbatia9e, bab bic frana6fif9e
&egieruug re6t mobl Die rationale ges
oeutung bes oeutf1en 8olfsliebes ers
fannte. sic perbannte baber bon benz
3eitpuntt an, ipo iie ernitli9 nit In.
terbriidung Der beuti1en 9prade bors
ging, alio gu Mnfang Der 5Oer Sabre,
ben @eiang poaitdnoig aug ben Shus
len. Ser bamit beabii6tigte 3med,
bic gdnsli6e @usrOttung bes oeuti9en
8olfslieoes berbeisufiibren, 1T wenigs
ftens i'm BeSirfe 9otbringen 70 aien,li6
gelungen. Bei ben dlteren @eneratinnen
baben fi1 nod Spuren bes alten Bolts
liebes erbalten. 9lls bic Osuti9en Ing
2anb tamen, fanben iie cine iangs unb
tlangloie Susenb por. Wenn nod irs
genbwo fingen geb6rt uurbe, 10 NOR es
elm @afenbauer, oer aus irgenb elmer
fran36iii6en @arniiOn in bas @ibileben
nit beriibergenommen tpuroe. Mu6 Der
tir6li6e 0olfsseiang mar 10 gut uie
ausgeitprben. 5elbltrebenb bat bic
beutf9e S9ulbermaltung iofort bel
ginri9tung bes 0nlfsi9ulwefens IN
ausgiebiger Weiie baftir geiorgt, oaB
bas 8olfslieb pieoer in feline alten
Re9te eingeiebt tDurbe, inbem lie bas'
lelbe in idmmtli1en b6beren unb rltes
oeren S6ulanitalten unter 3umehung
elmer ausrei9enben @tunoen3abl als
obliaatorifden l1nterribtssesenifano
einfabrte. Mu6 forste iie bafiir,
ben 2ebrbiloungs Mnitalten, iomie
bob Der @efang llnterri6t in
Bel ben @pnferen55ufammenfiinften bet
9ebrer forfdltige pfege fanb. Die biz
iebt eraielten griolge finb re6t 5ufrie'
benfedenbe. S6Ou ieBt b6rt man bon
ber beranipadienoen Sugenb auf oen
D0rfern nit GROCER 8orliebe beutf6t
Melobien fimgen, bic aud BON ben 4l'
ten germ seb6rt tperoen. @benio fam
man bic 3u ben Musbebungen fommens
ben iungen 2eute allentbalben untet
benz 3lange beutf6er Solbatenlieoei
ibren gin3ug in bic MuiterunesOrte
balten ieben. Ma6 in 8eaug auf Sir.
6ensefang btrften Gortf6ritte5u ber'
sei6nen iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-11
grans5sfd3er saepamd,e.l1mterrtdst

Sn Sraufrei9 1T Der unterri6t in ber
, Sittenlebre an allen @lementaribulen
bon benz Heligionsunterri9t getrennt.
Str oieies neue 2ebrfa6 giebt es ein
beionberes 2ebrbu1, vL'Instruction
morale pecole" bon u. Burbeau,
sebiligt bonn frana6ffden &ultuss
minifterium, eingefiibrt In fat
idmmtlid5en frana6ffden 8olfsi6ulen.
Oas b6Ait harafteriitif6e S1lubfapitel
bieies 0plfsfa.e9ismus banbelt BON
ber N d ftenliebe be als bem 8runbs
pfeiler aller Moral unb i9lieBt nit fol-
eenoem @efprd6 spii6em Sebrer nnb
Sbiiler:
2ebrer: Mer iinb bic perionen,
bic man ber Natur mad liebt?
6 9iiIer: @s giebt perionen,
bic man oer Natur mad liebt; es finb
bic, ipslde man fennt unb bic gut ges
gen uns getpeien finb.
2ebrer: @el9e Meni6en lieben
mir, obne iie gu fennen2
@1iiIer: Wir Iieben au9 bas
Nolt befelben 2anbes, unfere Mitbir=
ger. obne fte gu fennen.
2ebrer: Wen follen mir nod liee
BENG
51iiler: Man ion iiberbaupt
ale Meni@en lieben, iogar Ni9ts
Granaoien.
9ebrer: &Dnnen MIR bic
Deutf1en lieben2
g 9iiler: Sic, ne | d e
6rantrei@ beruunOet bas
BEN. Sic, mel@e bic Sranaos
len elias 2otbrimgens bes
brii iden, au lieben oaran
|fDnnen mir ni6t benfen.
2ebrer: Was muB alio in bieier
9tniidt gef9eben2
@9iiler: Man mub ibnen
borerft urfere Briioer nj ie=
Der entreiBen.
/ 2ebrer: Na9bem gliaB.s 2otbrins
gen tpieber befreit iein tpirb, rnuB man
ben Seuti9en g6ies nit Y6ien pergels
ten2
| S6lIer: Na9ber miro man
nidt 86ies nit 80ien 3u berselten boz
ben; bas wiirbe ber Gran5oien untuiirs
big iein.
2ehrer: geas iiub bic gationen
unter ii6a Was fnb finb fie in ibreln
| 0erhGItniB aur Menfd1heit2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-11
gDas feutautane bptt einen1 .tati

Was beutsutage bon einer1 rnatiz
onaler" Mann rli1t Maes berlanst tpirb.
Da finben mir in oer rNorbo. MQg.
3tg." ein Snierat, in peI9em Elm erifer
&ebafteur fiir cine unabbdngige Cages
3eitung nationaler &i9tung geiu@t
tpiro, upb begegnen barin folgenoem
paius: .Sn religi6ien Gragen piro
cine peri6bnenbe, ieoenfals aber nidt
bolle 6prade berlangt." I'm ii9 fol9
eine vIeere1 Spra9e leifen au f6nnen,
muB man anerOings elm tpaf9d9ter
9tationauiberaler fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-11

Sir grfdItuns, 6uffen, furs ale
5t6rungen Der Mtbmu gsperf5euge,
tpel9e lei6t Mus3ebruns perbeifhbren,
1T fein Mitiel 10 5uperldilig, mie bea
@berrDs spectoral bon Nper. Sn auen
gem6bnliden 6dlen beri6afft er ii9ere
9eilung; unb mer am Nftbma ober an
Der Nusaebrung, felbit fart entwidelt,
leioet, benz gepdbrt es entl9ieoen piele
Grleinterung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-11

Qanb 3eigt ct nur elm entf9iebenes Sa=
lent fiir allerlei groben unfug.
Das gan5 ri6tige, unameifelbafte
Wunoerfin6 tit aur 3eit Die einidbrise
Grieba. Die @roBmutter bat ibren fe=
fen Gntf6luB funb gegeben, tie aur
Marliit ausbiloen gu laifen. Menn es
ibr au9 ni6t gelungen iei nit benz
Noolpf (bem Melteiten) @roBes au ers
rei6en, faste iie 10 miiBte iie bod be-
ittmmt, baB lie fi6 in ber Grieba niGt
getdui6t babe. Eas Sinb 1T 5u gez
fdeit.
Sn friberen Sabren babe i9 mid
bdufig nit Der gan3en Ganilie berfeins
bet, neil i9 bic tpunberbaren @igens
| f6aften ein5elner gfeugeborenen an5uz
5meifeln tDagte. Geute befenne id Of
fen, oaB i'd mid bamals im llnre9t Be-
fan6. Wfein Spott mar cine unerb6r.
te 2ei6tfertisfeit.
Sd benfe ndmliG nun gan5 anbers
iiber Die Sarbe als nor Sabren, oa i9
iebt ielbft elm Munbertino belize.
Gragen sic meine Grau, meine
SODtegermuIler, DIE ur8rDBMu1ter,
fdmtlibe Santen unb bic iibrigen Nn<
berpanbten, man miro Sbnen Die iiber=
einftimmenbe @erii6erung seben, baB
ber &leine gu ben unbegreif fll9fen @rs
f9einungen geb6rt, bic teBt gelebt bas
ben.
Sd finbe bic @a6e gans natiirli6.
Wenm i9 6as bimmli1e gnt3iiden ies
be, tpel1es 6er Mnblid bes &leinen auf
benz Mntlib Der Mutter berporruft,
tpenn id bic Sbrdnen unen6li6en @las
des tpabrnebme, bic in ibren gugen
i9immern. ienen unnennbaren G9ein
feliser 8etfldrung, bieie felbitloie 0inz
gabe vnb unidsI6e 2iebe, 10 lage i'd
mir, baB nur eit unbegreifIi6es Wun=
ber fOl@e Wirfungen berDOrbringen
tann.
llub in biefem Slime 1T ie6es &inb
fir Die Mutter elm Wunberfinb ....
Sd made mid iebt oaran, 6em Gleiz
men einen Ora9en an3uferligen. Sn
feds ober lieben Sabren fann er i'm ses
brau@en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-11

- Wdbrenb bes @epiiters an Wtitts
mod gfa9mittag fiel i'm @eten Der
Gtabt elm ftarfer 9ageli9lag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-11
Brttfhr11t1tr

rliutnt oft etnen iebr gefdbrli9em Gbarafter
on, rno eS erforoert raides Gini9reiten,
menn man ibr Ginbalt tbun mill. Mger's
Gberrp-gectoral beidwidtigt unb beilt bie
ent5iinoeten @eipebe unb beilt bieie &ranf-
beit, ipenu ale anbere Mittel febllflagen.
u@or 3tpei Sabren bate id einen beftigen
Nnfaa bon 8rnftbrdl1ne Ser mild beban.
belnbe arst fiir9tete, iie iperbe tn Qlrlgelent,
ainoung iiberge6en. Nahoen1 er perl9ieoene
Ir3neien obne Grfolg angepanot bate, pers
ifrieb er 1nir sulebt
MDer's
Gberrt) sYectprnl
rub baS balf mir iogleid). Sd flbr fort,
baDon ein5rnebn1en unb mar in flraer 3eit
pollitdnbig gebeilt." grneft Cotton, 60
ganSport, S1tb.
Snbereitet Son
Or. 5. 6. Mger G. Co., 9nmea, MafI.
Sm alien Mpotbefen 5u baben.
preis 81; iedbs Glafabem $5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-11
sGtllnben BON s l1br Wiorsens
bis 6 llbr glbenos.
Ms,3eiee fur ete,tetsabler.
giib golectors Office,

9Th Collectors Office. !
San Nntonio, 10. Noptmber, 1886. )
Der llnterasidnete madt bierbur6 befannt,
615 be 1dbtifde ab balorem niio Hogtllsuer Iar
1887 enbet, fdiIia III. Die Steuern fno bor
bsu, osnonnten Gatum su entridten.
s. 6. Saueifen,
ie.f1,tnp9nt Stdbtifder Collector.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-11
DR.. GOODMAN
birb fid uur spsi monate in ean MntOnia
aufbnIten unO na9foIsenbe arantbeiten
tt1ttSouN bebnttO eltt:
rein peaetabifiid,

WteHmatismus, NeHraIsia, gatarrb, afibma,
&dmorboiben, susenlrantbeiten, gIutabsans,
Diarrtoe, aopfDes, Obrenidmer5en, 8iebsr
unb Asue. 9siIt ertaLtuns in 5 9iinntea
gerar0eerune Der gfiIa, saIsIeiben, @iden,
ibmerA gtolif unb sfrdmpfe, eGmerssn in ben
eeiten, gboIera nnb Cholera morbus, 9ro.
nif6e gronditis, Saubbeit, gOIbpen in Der
stais, Gbspepfia, Sersfraufbsit, llnrssslmdbis.
seitsnOu @lafs, itnsermOseu, Diabetes, Grausu.
! Arantteiten, sautirantbeiten, Sibnsrausen,
ale 8iiIe siftiser MeptiIien, gerfau4nnsen,
GIutfrantbeiten u. I. p.
Dr. Goodman tuirb n0r6lid BON ber fatbo.
Iif4sn sirde IN ber 0H gommereeftabe gu
fiuben iein.
DfiItcshuaoe BON s 1tbr WiOrsens
bis 6 l1br Nben0s.
a. Or. Goodman If elm Grabuirter Oer
lluibsriitdt BON girsinieu, cine Der befen e&u,
ia ber meIt nub bat cine 80 SABRE lanse er.
fotruna ii bet mebisinildsn Yraxis. tun
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-11
L VVOI-E'SoE1'S E&IE.SE.N1 1-G@E$SCEEA
fir bic mo
leiberpfe III arben Wmiter pk @bo eh au


~ % %s @ -
80 @ $ $:s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-07-01
War Relniniscence.

Col. Henry Stone thus describes the
triumph of franklin: Another moment
and the enemy were leaping the para
pet, the abandoned guns were in their
possession, and were turned against the
flying mob. Everything looked like ir-
retrievable disaster. 1t did not seem
possible to stay the doom Of utter de-
feat. At this moment Col. Emerson
Opdyckc. a young commander of in
spring presence and heroic bearing,
who had commanded the rear guard
from Spring Hill with extraordinary
skill and courage, and who had brought
his brigade, unordered, into the works
as a reserve, proved equal to the oc-
casiOn. As he saw the confused rush
to tho rear he turned to give the neces-
sary orders. But he found his we'll
tried men had already anticipated him
and were fixing bayonets. They only
needed the word Forward Deploy-
ing in echolon, as they advanced, they
met the hitherto triumphant foe before
he had time to reform inside the con-
qucred trenches, and when least able
to withstand an unexpected attack with
the bayOnct. The enemy fought like
madmen to hold what they had gained,
but in vain.
Now that a nucleus was formed,
those who few minutes before had
shown such decentralization rallied and
took part in the fray. The veterans
ut the right Of the spot, abandoned BY
raw recuits. changed front and
struck the enemy on the flank. Those
in the second line, on the left of the
Columbia Pike, rallied to the front,
and fought with all the ardor that is
possible to men. Gen. Stanley, who
early in the afternoon had gono with
Gen. Schofield to tho fort on the other
side Of the river. as soon as he saw the
action begin. galloped to the spot, and
came up just in time to receive a
severe wound and to share in the tri-
umph. Gen. Cox, who had been left
in command of the lines, was every
where present, rallying and encour-
aging the men. These heroic efforts
soon brought success. In few min
utes those of the enemy who had
gained the works were either dead or
driven back or prisoners. From the
moment Of Opdycke's coming up the
Union lines were held firm unshakcn.
Thus the prompt and thoughtful action
Of one nObly courageous man had
literally saved the day.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-07-01
A Chinese Criticism.

Speaking of Cinnamon. the historian
of the Boston Record says he fell in
with one of the race the other day di-
rcctly in front of Jordan 4 Marsh's
store. where there WASH much to gaze
at except the dainty costumes displayed
in the window. There was Il very
peculiar sort of smile clearly perceptibl
in the Chinaman's face.
mot many dresses like that for the
ladies in China, JOHN said the
Caucasian.
The Chinaman $ superior smile ex-
tended noticeably in either direction.
..Chinese ladies no likee such
dresses" said he. ''Toe much cloth
likco show small feet. Melican lady
heap big fect'-and he measured off 4
space Of about two feet in the air with
his hands; .'gottee wear big dress-no
likcc show feet"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-07-01

Ex-Vice- President David navis died at
q a. M, juno s6, at Bloomington, ILL.,,
where he had resided since l>35. The i'm
mediate cause of death was erysipelas, the
outcome Of a malignant carbuncle which
appeared April 80, but the physicians say
that diabetes had been insiduously working
on his 81 stem for two years. Judge Davis
was born March 3, ISIS, in Cecil county,
Maryland, his parents being of Welsh ex
traction. He was educated at Kenyon
College, Ohio, graduating in 1882, and pnr-
sued . course at the Harvard law school,
and was admitted to practice in 1875, and
has been continually in public life
since 1914, when he was chosen to the
legislative; in lsi7 he was O member of the
constitutional convention; in 1913 elected
judge OF the circuit courts Of the state,
being reelected until 1862, when President
Lincoln, his intimate friend, appointed him
justice OF the United States Court, which
to take q seat in the United states Senate,
where he served until 1883, being chosen
acting Vice President when G.. "A. Arthur
became President. Since then he has been
in private life. Mr.. Davis married Mass
achusetts lady, whose acquaintance he
made while law student who died in
1879 March Is, 1883 he married Miss Addie
Burr Of Fayette n. G., who with one child
survives him, and also q son and daughter
by his first marriage. Having q liberal
patrimony Mr.. Davis SO wisely invested it
in real estate that he thereby became
wealthy. Politically he was honestly and
periodically Independent and his public life
The funeral took place on Tuesday, Judge
Gresham, Senators Logan and Voorhees,.
Gov. Ozlesby and Robert L. Lincoln being
among the pail bearers.
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KLIXth, CONGIsisSs.
Monday. June FL.

SENATE-Mr. Plumb offered the follow
ing resolution which was agreed to: Call
ing upon the Secretary Of the Interior for
information as to how many entries of
public land have been cancelled for fraud,
after Investigation by special agent aud
after due hearing conducted in accordance
1883 up to this time, and whether any aud
what entries had been Cancelled solely on
reports OF special agents, aud whether any
what entries cancelled for frauds have been
reinstated on the taking of testimony, etc.
Mr.. Vest opposed bill to grant right OF
way to the Cinnaabr and Ciark's Forks 4.
X. through q corner Of Yellowstone Park.
The army and consular and diplomatic ap-
preparation bills were received from the
house with messages of nOnconcurrcnce in
the senate amendments. The senate insist
pointed new cOnferrees. The bill to repeal
the presumption and timber culture acts
was then tsken up.
ROusE-The Senate amendments to the
pension appropriation bill were non-con-
Cured In. and new conferees appointed.
The House resumed consideration OF the
l3l-the motion of Mr.. Goff to recoMmit
the bill, with instructions to the committee
on naval Affairs TO report it back with an
amendment making provision for the COM
pletion Of the double-turreted monitors.
The bill was then passed. The s4ndry
civil appropriation bill was taken up
and l2 Of the IL pages finished. Thirteen
vetoes OF private pension bills and the ap-
preparations for public buildings for
GAINESVILLE, Ol.io, and Sioux City, Iowa
were received from the President.
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Thursday, juno -.

SESATE-Upon motion of Mr.. Logan bill
passed fixing the salary Of all district judges
at 5000. The timber culture &c. repeal
bill was further discussed ard finally passed
- yeas TO 20 nays and q committee OF con-
ference ordered on the disagreeing votes
the two houses. The Fitz John Porter bill
was called up, and Mr.. Sewell spoke in it's
favor MIR. Logan obtained the floor to re-
ply when the senate adjourned.
HousE-After little light skirnishing
the sundry civil bill was taken up, and the
pending amendment adopted, towit: that
hereafter no United States notes OF large
denomination snail bs priured to take the
place Of notes of small denomination can
celed and retired, yeas 80. nays IS. This
was 4ed with n political debate on
proposition to place 25 employees OF the
printing and engraving bureau uuder the
operation Of the civil service rules, the
same being finally ruled out on point or
order. The coast and geologic survey sec
tion was under the fire of criticism wien
the House adjourned.
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Striking Switcll,nen.

! Something Of q collision occurred on the
26th between the Lake Shore striking
switchmen and the civil officers and rail-
road managers at Chicago. Several Of
The railroad companies sent out engines to
take their cars from the Englewood yards
and were followed by strikers, who cap
tured locomotive, and with it undertook
to blockade the movement, stones, cinders
and pistols were freely employed, and the
plans of the railway people frustrated. At
4:3O another effort was made to move
freight trains but it was prevented. Dur
ing the day twenty-five OF the strikers
were arrested and put in jail. Saperin-
teDdent Wright, OF the Lake shore, secured
an injunction to restrain the strikers from
interfering with the railroad property,
and notified the sheriff that he would be
held personally responsible for any dam
age done. Supt. Wright in his sffidavit
said the company could not discharge the
eight non-union men who had been in their
employ for ten years, and had done moth
ing to precipitate the unlawful movement
against them by the strikers.