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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-09

most concern 10 every patriotic citizen. when
theee are strained and distorted, unjustihable
claims ore apt TO be insisted upon By both.
and IN the controversy which
results. tho welfare Of 81. and
the prosperity OF the courts
eral government, within the limits Of its cen
stitutional authority. to avert suck . condition
should be Willingly accorded. In . special
message. transmitted TO the congress at It's
last session, suggested the enlargement Of
our present lsbor bureau. and adding % its
present functions the power Of arbi-
tsation n cases where differences
arise between employees and employers.
When these differences reach such etage -
20 result In the interruption Of commerce be-
tween the states, the application Of thie rem.
edy BY the general government might be re.
garded - entirely within lie constitutional
poWers: and think We might reasonably
hope that such arbitration. II carefully -
lected. and II entitled to the confidence Of
the parties to be affected, would be vOlun-
tarily called TO the settlement Of the contro-
very Of less extent and not necessarily with
IN the domain OF federal regulation. ] am Of
the opinion that this suggestion is worthy
THE ATTENTION or the CONGRESS.
But after al has been done By the passage Of
laws, federal or state. to relieve the eitustion
much more remains 70 be accomplished by
the reinstatement and cultivation Of true
American sentiment, which recognizes the
equality Of American citizenship. This. In
the light Of our traditions and In loyalty to
the spirit Of our institutions, would teach that
hearty co operation on the part Of all
interested Ii the furest path TO
national greatness and the happiness OF al cur
people; that capital should. in recognizing
the brotherhood Of onY citizenship and In .
u irit Of American fairness generously accord
to labor its just compensation and eonsidera
ton, and that contented labor 10 capitai'e best
protection and ally. It would teach too,
that the diverse Situations Of our people are
ineeparable from orr civilization; that every
citizen should, in his sphere, be . contributor
to the general good; that capital does not ne
ceesari tend to the oppression OF sabor. and
that violent Disturbances and disorders alien
ate from their promoters true American sym.
patty AMI kindly feeling.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL NOTES.
The social whirl has begun.

The social whirl has begun.
Randall has the bulky sundFy civil IN ready
to report.
Senator Blair will again urge the passage Of
his educational bill.
The President II suffering from severe A.
tack Of rheumatism.
Congressman Murphy. Of Iowa, hes hobby.
It y the Hennepin canal.
HeSzog's theater burned yesterday. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $4,000.
Democratic believe general removal Of Re.
publican ofaceholders will take place.
Several wealthy New York men want Treas.
urer Jordan for president Of their bank.
Mr.. Benedict 10 having trouble in mating
people believe that he ID practical printer.
A. soon - Mrs. lawrence Hopkins gets
divorce she will marry con Of Senator Payne,
Of Ohio.
Reid Of North Carolina attributes his defeat
for congress to the failure Of congress to re-
peal the internal revenue laws.
Capt. Eads eays the Panama Canal company
will abandon the hope Of securing government
assistance. and push their project to compile
ton unaidSd.
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AGRICULTURE.


Reports Of the .MdltlOa Of Crops
Promptly Rsoeived-Rscommend-
aslODs.
The department Of agriculture. representing
the oldest and largest Of our national indus.
tries II subscribing well the purposes OF it, Or
ganization By the Introduction OF new subjects
Of farming enterprise. and By opening new
sources Of agricultural wealth and the
ncernins production and vices. il has con.
tributed largely to ths esantry's prospects.
Through this agency advanced thought and
investigation touching the subjects Il has In
charge. should, among other thinge. be prac
tically applied 10 the homo production ct .
low cost Of articles Of food which are now in.
ported from abroad. Such innovation will
necessarily, Of course. In the beginning.
be within the domain OF intelligent
experiments, and the subject In every stage
should receive al possible encouragement
from the government. The interest Of mil
lions Of our citizens engaged in agriculture
are involved in an enlargement and improve
ment OF the result 70 Of their labor. and zeal
ous regard for their welfare should be q viii
ling tribute to those whose productive returns
are main source OF our progress and power.
The existence Of
PLEURo-PuEUNoNIA
among the cattle OF various states has led to
burdeneome, and In some cases disastrous. re-
strictions in Az important branch Of our COM
merce. threatening to affect the quantity and
quality OF our food supply. This il matter
OF such importance and OF such far-reaching
consequences. that hope it will engage tn.
eerious attention Of the congress. to the end
that such remedy may be applied - TO the
limits Of constitutional delegation Of power
to the general government will permit. ICON.
mend to the attention Of the congress the re-
port Of the commissioner and his suggestions
concerning the interests entrusted to his care.
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trade or tsavel, Whatever outlay may be re-
quired % secure additional postal service
necessary and proper and ~ othersiee
attsipsble. shosld be regarded % within the
limit Of legitimate compensation for such
service. The extension OF the
YRBH DgLVgRY SERVICE
% suggested By the postmaster general has
heretofore received my sanction. and II 10 to
b hoped euitablc enactment may soon be
agreed upon. The request for IN apprOpris
ton Sufficient to enable the general inspection
Of fourth class ofllces has ny approx stion.
renew my approval OF the recommendation Of
the postmaster general that another assistant
be provided for the postoffice department. and
invite your astt ntion 10 the several other
recommendations In biz report.
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PATENTS.
But Little Delsy In the Examisatlon Of
Applications.


On the fourth OF March. 1885, the current
business Of tue patent Office was on IN average
i've and . half months behind. At the close
Of the last h.cal year such current work was
but three months In arrears. and II 10 asserted
and believed that in the next few months the
delay In obtaining an examination OF an appli-
cation Tor . patent will be but nominal.
The number Of applications for patents during
the last fiscal year. including reissaed designs,
trade marks and labels, equals 4O.65s. which 10
considerably in excess Of the number received
during the preceding year. The receipts Of
the patent ONCE during the year aggregates
81, ESQ, 1877. so, bringing to the treasury over
and above oil expenses about 3l6.370 II. The
number Of patents granted during the last 6scal
year, including reissues. trade marks, designs
end labels, was $3.50, number also quite
In excers Of that Of any preceding year. The
report Of the commissioner shows the ONCE to
be IN : prosperous condition and constantly
increasing In its business. No increase OF
force 10 asked for. The amount estimated
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1885. waa
$500, 76O. The amount estimated for the year
ending june 80. 1887. was $3.50. 76O.
The amount estimated for the hscal
year ending June 80. 1856, ID 4773,77O.
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TT. sAvY.
Rltoblo Condition of the Vessels and
Their Armnments.

Ritablo Condition of the vessels and
Their Armsments.
The report OF the secretary Of the navy
contains detailed report Of the CONDITION OF
his department, with such . statement Of the
action needed 70 improve the same, - should
ci allenge the easneet attention Of congress
The present navy Of the United States. aside
from the chips In couFse Of construction. con-
slets Of, az fourteen eingle-tufFetcd monitors.
none Of which are IN commission. nor at the
preeent time seTviceable. The batteries Of
these chips are obsolete. and they can only
be relied upon - auxiliary ships
in harbor defence. and then after such IN ex-
penditure upon them - might not be deemed
unsuitable: (2) i've fourth-rate vessels Of en- all
tonnage. only one Of which was designed % .
var vessel. and I'll Of which are auxiliary
merely; (3) twenty -seven cruising ships.
three Of which are built OF iron, OF small
tonnage, and twenty -four Of wood. OF these
wooden vessels Il il estimated BY the chief
conrtrue tor OF the navy that only three will
be eerviceable beyond . period Of Elk years. at
Which time II may be said thai Of the pre- eent
naval force nothing worthy the name will re-
main. All the vessels heretofore authorized
are nnder contracts In the course Of conetruc.
tion, except the arinored chips, the torpedo
and
DYNAMITE BOATS
and one cruiser. Al 70 the last of these the
Dds were IN excess OF the limit nxeo Oy con.
grees. The production In the United States
Of armor and gum, steel u Questioa which It
SCENE necessary TO settle 1t an early day, II
the aSnor for war vessels are TO be COM
plefed with these materials of home mana.
facturc. This has been the subject Of inves.
tigation BY two boards. and BY two special
committees Of congress, within the last three
years. The report Of the gum foundry board
10 1884, Of the board on Notifications
made In January last, and the re-
port Of the reject committees OF
the two houses made ct the last sesrion Of
congress. have entirely exhausted the subject
90 far - preliminary investigation ID involved.
and in their recommendations they are cub
stantially agreed. In the event that the
pseeeDt invitation Of department for bids to
fu4nish snch Of this malerisl % 10 now auth
orised shall fail TO induce domestic manu-
lecturers to undertake the large expenditures
required to prepare for this new manufacture.
and no other steps are taken By
congress at its coming eesrion, the secretary
confenplates with dissatisfaction the necessity
Of obtaining abroad the armor and the gun
steel for the authorized shipe. II would seem
desirable that the wants or the army and the
navy in this regard should be reasonably net,
and that by uniting the contracts such induce
ments might Be offered % would reeult In se-
curing The Concentration Of these important
interests.
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THE Rtp MAN.
The Condition Of Indians Gsatlfying and
Hopeful.

:.
Inc report OF the secretary OF the intenoF
preIen.s 2 comprenensve summary OF inc
woI. ot 1no various branches OF the pnOnc
service connected with nis department. ana
the suggestions ana Recommendation which
J. contains Tor the Improvement OF the service
snon,a receive your csseIoa sonsidefstion. Inc
e10lIl. msoe q the conaiuon OF our inoian
popuistiop. eno the progress OF
tine Work TOT tbeif enlightenment. notwMn-
s.snoing the many emoaffassments wnicn
nincsF me Oetef som'nietfation o. tnis In
po!tsns ofancn OF tne service. 70 eiau'yine
ano n0IsIul one. Inc iun0s sppropriateo LOT
the inolan service ior inc nscai year lnet
passed. Win me avsdaole income from Indian
lana ma sIoss money! amounting "a
su U'So0,s7o ~. were ample
I0E mo service unocr the
Conciu0ns sno Tcstficaions ot avs regulating
sneir e1penGMofe: Inere remained balance
on nsnc on June %: seoe, OF 1l.ooo oxS o. o.
wnlCn vl.sos 100 q sse pefmanent iunos TOT
rum menu oI treaties ana otnes nke purposes.
ana me FemsinoeT. oSSs,xoo.vS. ID sno)ecs 70
pc carried 70 .ne surplus Iuno . required ~
law. Inc estimases preserved Tor aPpropraa-
uons lof .ne ensuing n.cai year
.MOunt = vO.OUo.cso e 'oI 100 eo.:V less
~. .nsn me- Is'o oe.ose sIe consrss isst year.
ing pNeecns sys'eM % .kencsess WINE 20.
soIs.ey necess.Iy ~ MeH .Isp'ea iol tne
sN Is - = UuI :Du.1 s .ssn sna i0s .ne
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-09
LABOR AMo.cAp,rAL.

The Point when Federal Interference
Nay tso Lawfully Made,
The relations Of labor 70 capital and Of
laboriDg men TO their employers arc Of the ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
TIE LEA DER OF THE WHYOS" on TRIAL.

crowd on young toughs," similar 10 those who watched
with admring interest young murderer McGo while he
was trial present yesterday at the beginning OF the
trial Of Daniel Drsco the leader Of the "whyo" gang who
accused murder In the first degree Recorder smyth
presided az tho In the Court OF General Sessions and AS
sisant DistrictAttorney Fellows and Deputy Assistant
Pury conducted prosecution Tho day occupied In
the attempt obtain jury 70 try the case Fifty seven per
examined, when the panel was exhausted me
were the last member Of tho panel had
been exhausted. There will be panel OF twenty-five
additional jurors to be OBJ
an The OF the panel who were on the jury that
W. Cowles OF manslaughter were excused
by consent The trial Will probably occupy several days The
prisoner whose wife aud child were IN court mas us couhe
bullet wound IN his cheek He was pale
bn had the and pretended dness which men OF
ms lind The crime which he IL accused Is the kill
ing OF Beze Garrty young woman VINO was In company
with him when he tiled 10 shoot John Mccarthy at NO l05
Hester st on 49, The pistol shet which was intended
foI Mccarthy struck the woman inActng wound which
afterw ard caused her death.
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NEVS FROM THE SUBURBS.


,sddng took Mace I'm Mt Vernon Wednesday, which
creaed little excitement Yonkcrs yese; day me con
trsctinp naItes were Chester c. Wang ana ADA hep
worth Young Waring is a son OF Charles Il Warlng'
wealthy real estate Yonkers, and Miss Hepw0i
The danghtcI of Hepworth manufacturer oil uaclnr!
AT Glen ood Workers The cOuItshp has been ID lroi
sor scvera months but Mr.. HcpwOrth dd not iaNOI hc
match On sunday when the young man paid Nst 10 e
vounp woman id not like the manner ID Wlch s pi %
neciv. fatern received him lie therefore ueclueH 10
bring about at once lie proposed 10 tne yvus
tst. a drive him. She accepted, ana they Went
toward Mt Vernon that village had been lcaehe WV
co,rie lad to married without auo
They accordingly the Rev. w s Cofey's house
49, - PANTS Church OF which lie pastor and they were
married Then they drove home and told M iepwor'
H. had done AT frs not pleased but upon ehS
tiof he decided forgive both the young people Noaes
Warng took same philosophical view 81 ie mater anu
NC IN mi Ills son IN business after he and MS Dlue leuh
from Western wedding tour.
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NeW-Y York ; KAnsas Nlty, " iIUfO Ut
Nnna Two naso hits-Gorhardl Three base
Gillespie l. Passed bals-Finey Hsc TorE Kan
sas City G FIRST base ergOr;New YORK h6nSs pays
~Bassett Myers and Mcouery. Umpire-Mr' fhh ro"ei'
Time Of gamb-l:55
TN. New York and Kansas City clubs Will play aeas az @
Polo Grounds to-day President John b. Day OF ,1 ,a
York club said Yesterday am H not S M nave smith and
nrns OF the Newark next year ana iTa 81 he
ewYork nine have not sgnel nor do Intend " sis"'
'ne o mat tho Chicago club will win the pennan OF the
National League Manager Won Der Abe OF the III h
"b the coming champions OF the American Association 1a
sent 10 the Chicago club TO play the TWO mines o
the championship of the country A. o. & Of nine
games viii probably be played as soon as me ese in
chicago four in St Louis and the one game 10 De ~
hntass Of nenny An effort will be maize to nave soe Vi
The MIA this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
e,,,crnE OE AN ANTIETAM VETERAN.

Adolnh stehin a well known citizen OF Jamaica L. com
mittcd suicide Yesterday morning by shooting himself IN te
annth with revolver The suicide occurred AT Schnh
home in Fultonst where he kept store ana acted as Il"
companies StthIlh
49, family in Fttenlem Baden His father Acnaz sten
SSss leading ur part the revolution OF ls4e
OF the Provisional hephpuc
Of Baden the revolution was ended he came 70 A,
yca with his family and ia Williamsburg. When the
war broke AdOh Steln enlisted IN the gun &c" uh
Volunteers AT Auteam he injured III The mead anu was
rs tronhled Inv his injury March last he became In
sane and was removed The ASYLUM at Pougkeepse fc
&C., 400 he was discharged cured Since then he has
been depressed by the thought that he would never uy %
cover MS mental powers got out OF bed AT 3Sl OcocA
mnrninr and awoke his wife and children An hour
later heavy fan heard. and Stein was found oy ms
wife dead in his room upon He had evidently Deen
living upon his when he fired the shot ana had Od upon
e hoor lie children Ave OF whom are girls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
TPAvL.I STILL DELAYED AT DUNDEE LAKE

been busy ever since The NJ Duhuec
Lake near Paterson clearing the wreck OF the Ssquc
hanna and freight train that went down WIN the
bridge on Friday night but yesterday they were stu al WORK
prospect OF Temporary bridge to enable trains
several days Oh Local passenger Trains are
s run either side OF the wreck passengers being Trans
ferred omnbuses Freight ana tfnOugh passe.Sei @
are run over the the west END OF the bergen
Tunnel TO Hawthorne Just above Paterson The Erie con
ducors have Instructed honor the Susqueanna
road Communication tickets Watts Cooke president OF ing
Passsc Rolling Mil Company OF Paterson which urhshh
bridge DC put together by the railroad pco
pie ordered his make Thorough investigation
INTO the Of the wreck They reported yesterday tat a
two Of the wrecked found to have teescoped ne
the train had broken IN two ana the
SECTIONS then codci the bridge, deraing some OF the
against the sides OF the bridge and thus Earring the sruc
ure of Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
NETWORK DEFEATS KANSAS CIri.
n, wa WITH THE vIGoR OF OTHER DAi''-


NEW MEN FOR THE LOCAL TEAM
tn. New YORK baseball players showed 'her "'mnns
n, pds Yesterday tina, they were still men OF musev
- The match AZ the Polo Grounds was between 'ne w"
-. ana .nsas city club. and local players won easily,
The ras, ns Limited w wonsoa spoo Sn,
cAe' 80, Coo,o,,adl looking welch held the Cowboys
Sorn to two hit. yet was wild his delivery at times On
Iepe spraned leg in the nfth inning ID
n p,a,e and retired Finley in to I'LL up inc vacancy
The New York club the mrs. =.
% the ba, and by free pa''ns os
, on around the bases and took commansinH ,e 70
Richardson was sent first called balls ana "a eccna hnG
a scod on hit BY Conner. Conner soie 70 W. Lar
SSSa on right field By to third
s ter S and wns the cpwsSs os
v n between first and second bases nv I'm
Ss more the ,re on ,n an
iSsnie mi de hit stole TO secona ana sooiou ofaat
e as BY Myers. inning se lOSs wc sSsG
sscon Moor on BY Gillespie soesd On hs eE pss o
espe being put the home plate D4SsSa anS
rbep The loo al play swelled their total 10 ne ~ a Va
ss~th inning Conner and Ewing scoring the e
sher art run in the seventh inning IN tho MAJ The
Western men again scored naAins '"i' ~
| Af
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
NEW.II.IkSEE.

Gu1TExBgRGA man. apparently about thirty five respect
ah alfred suicide yesterday by jumping INTO the
river from the Chemical pier owen Mccarthy one OF me
crew OF brick slo0p lying near the per plunged hY te
the and seized him by the coat Out Tue att
strlg geled desperately and broke away.
WEST HoBoKESAn oil stove ia Mlchae Cavans house IN
CeAars upset Yesterday and set fire to the place The
first floor of the house completely Quilted and the apper
doors badly damaged that the building cannot be repaired
MT seriously burned about the lace and hsuds
The loss 81 900 fully covered by Insurance
RAHwAY-Patrick Casey was drowned IN the Railway
River On Sunday by the upsetting OF " sahboat
AvosDALR-The body of James Ear was found IN Robin.
sons quarry Sunday by william Crease. 1t at first
thought that but showed
that he had fallen ebankment " the bottom OF the
excavation. di.tance OF SIXTY feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
WAS CATHERINE STA UB IySAyEf

Catherine staub tho servant who August "a
the throat OF her and then endeavored
stroy Of her by setting fire to kerosene
soaked CLOTH enveloped the body yester
day brought Coroners ONCE where Coroner Edman
held al inquest girl poorly clad and seemed scarcely
able 10 comprehend her situation Counsel employed IN her
behalf eonfended that has client was insane witnesses DO
H0use Surgeon Madi Of the Prosby terrain Hospital stated
when took her In charge she appeared cool and
toaSonabls House surgeon Thomas j. Charlton OF bellevue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
NEW RdMSHIP OF The BRAZIL LINE

The new steamship OF the United States and Brazil Mall
steamship Company Alliance arrived here from the ship
yard Roach Chester sunday She Is nov at
the Morgan Works. the foot Of East Eghthst Shells
handsome ship OF about 1900 and will be commanded
by Captain James H. Beers formerly master Of the steam
ship Of the line She viii sail her first trip
Saturday Dr. Seth Eastman for time with Captain
Advance a successful
with him the Alliance ships doctor. Through The
energy Captain NJ Laohlan tho Of the
ne the route Of these steamships has been extended TO
Montsyidoo and BuenOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
HORSES THAT WILL RUN AT JEROME PARk.
GOOD RACING PROMISED AT THE POPULAR COURSE

PROBABLE WINNERS.
There "a good programme for tho races at Jerome ParK
,oasv Toru IL almost awaysa good card there for Jerome
PARK n not only popular with the public but also win the
b,o Twelve entered for the hrst race
dash OF mile special weights. and iiInaya shonld WIZ H.
a. he IL exceptionally speedy for that distance and is Just
.,o,, ,,xn, uow The Californian Jim Douglas. ought TO
,ocurc the place Champagne Stakes. special weights
fo two ycar Odds Of mile comes ueKt Frenzi Is asked
10 concede ton pounds TO all the rest In IL III
IA not likely that she cah 10 H. io
- ,,o, onc, are named to start against her.
shoud wire first closely ATTENDED by
Bso Juno only named u come TO the post
In the Hunter stakcs Is. miles for uueeyear-oid niles
The WAY that Moic McCartlys Last ran In the jerome
-, SATURDAY. would lead one suppose that she could
win without trouble Ferona ought to beat Nslsa Inc
Nh ought be Hopeful stands the best chance o.
winning the selling and BIZ DAYS recent puIcha,se
should be second two dozen entries oi
tie sce short course Fred Ceohatus inpo' cu
,inper Joily Sir John II he starts ought to win IL