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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-12-23
THURSDAY DEC. %, 1886.

THURSDAY DEC. %, 1886.
Mad rs Blaine at funeral is
the latest.
James Hendricks, OF Riceville,
was In town Last week.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Money on hand: no delay
terms easy. JOHN McCooK.
Topic for Sunday evening Dec,
o6 at the Baptist church "The Cos
pei and Labor"
=. J. Roe's works
$1,S6 per volume at
Arnold q Terry's.
The irreprossible ladies OF Grace
Church will have . Christmas tree
Friday evening in Mrs Bucknam's
rooms for the little folks Ut the sab
bath school.
The 6ssest line or scot
Books eres. shOsr1s at .ll.ss-
old n 1es'ry's.
ENJOY Mead from Elma was a
caller on Tuesday. Miss Alice Mead,
his sister is teaching school at Doom,
Lyon county.
The removal OF Prof. Sanborn, OF
N. a., after being pronounced incur
adle by score OF physicians, from
Los Vegas, n. NJ, to his home, was
effected by administering DR.. Hart
er's Iron Tonic, which has restored
him to his former good health.
Xmas cards 6cts., to
So at Arnold& Terry's.
-Riceville is rapidly coming into
notoriety. The Recorder reports
case Of forgery and dog suit, in
which case the Jury returned a
verdict OF mot guilty"
New and elegant Al
buns at Arnold & Ter
rvs.
Bernard O'C onnor, had the mis-
fortune to freeze the end of his
thumb about three weeks since, and
was compelled to have it taken off
as far back as the nail, Monday last.
60 TO VIM. KELLOWs
.Jr. FOR CHINA TEL
e1.N.D DLyv:N.ER SETS.
G.. A. r. INSTALLATION, at the Post
Hall, January |, 1887, at 80 p. IN.
All old soldiers are invited with their
families. After Installation 4 ban
quet will be served.
By order Of Com.
Books! BOOLs!! HOOk.s.!.
Cheap. Instructive and en-
feFtNttst1sg. .4rlsOid r. Ter
ry.
1T is reported that Mrs. A. 7.
Stewart left jewels amounting to
over half million dollars. It will
be noticed that she left them.
Xmas cards and can
dies at Arnold & Ter
rvs.
The Chas. City Intelligencer
says that F. A. Rozeine, cashier OF
the Savings bank there is on the
way home from Europe and will
make a statement that will COM
pletely exonerate him. But will HE
statement wipe out the bank exami-
ner's report Of shortage OF over
$40, 900 in the funds Of the bank.
Itch, Prairie Mango. and Scratches
Of every Kind cured IN 30 minutes by
Woolfori's Sanitary Lotion. Use no
other. This never Falls. Sold by J.
J. Clemmer, druggist. Cresco. 2y1
The long illness of Mrs. w. A.
Pierce, terminated In her death
Wednesday morning, The funeral
will be from the Congregational
church at one o'clock p. m. Saturday
Rev. W. F. Thayer, pastor Of the
Universalist church at Osage, will
preach the funeral sermon. Obit-
uary next week.-Riceville Recorder
Fresh Bulk Oysters
every day at Arnold &
Terry's.
The State Horticultural Society
meets at Charles City, Iowa. on
Tuesday, January 18th. The hotels
OF the place will give reduced fare
and the railroads give excursion
rates. The farmers OF Northern
Iowa ought to take deep interest
in its proceedings which should be
manifest from their attendance on
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decay, loss or manhood &C., 1 will send reeils
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First come first served at
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ry.
There will DO christmas tree at
the Baptist church on Friday even
ing Dec "a upon which will be placed
only such gifts as pertain to the
sunday school. The tree will not be
used for family nor frie ndly presen-
tation aside from sunday school
purposes.
An entertainment will be given in
connection which we trust will profit
as we'll as please.
To all alike our Savior came
En- WhO-so-ever-wtll
There Is, OF riches, in his name
Enough, each heart with JOY to NIL.
Come whose -ever-will.
DR.. Fenner's Improved Cough Hon.
ev relieves any Cough in one hour
o. less. 0eowly
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Mad rs Blaine at q funeral" is
the latest.
James Hendricks, Of Riceville,
was in town Last week.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Money on hand: no delay
terms easy. JOHN McCooK.
Topic for Sunday evening Dec,
o6 at the Baptist church "The Cos
pei and Labor"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-18
Living Ag in.

In Thursdays Tribune the G. A. r.
published q notice Of the reinterrment
Of the body OF Wm. Morter, who re-
Gently cied suddenly at the farm oi-Mr.
Wilson. near this city. The local scrib-
bier Of the Tribune makes the publica-
ton OF this notice the accusation OF an
attack on the coroner. He says:
The coroner was requested - produce the
papers which belonged 20 the deceased. and
hebrouEht out two or three letters. When
asked II there were no more papers, ne said
that ne had Others, but he could not produce
them because they we of such characier
that he did not think the members OF the q.
A K. had any use for them.
This is a lie out of whole cloth, and
the writer must have known II The
coroner did not refuse TO permit an in
spectioh OF the papers Of the deceased
neither did he say they were Of char
acter that the 6. a. R. boys had no use
for them. The matter amounts 70
nothing except to show how glib'y the
Tribune scribe Will lie and apparently
only tor the pleasure it affords him.
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D H. Peey:
The Berry Piekers.

The b ouse that greeted the produc-
ten Of the Berry Pickers in Union
Opera House on Thursday evening was
somewhat of q disappointment. The
seats were meagerly filed. and consid-
ering the character of the entertain
ment, and the number OF people who
should have been interested in the per-
Torrance, this was discOursgiDg.
The performance itself was very cred
itably rendered. There we're a great
many children in the chorus, and the
manner in which they conducted them
selves, and the precision with which
they sang, shows that Professor Ed
wards must have spent an enormous
amount of pains in preparing them Tor
the play. Some of the auditors thought
so many children made il q triie tedi-
Gus. but taken as a whole the entertail-
ment was highly satisfactory. There
were some fine parts, and that the sing
ers did not quite fill the requirements
of the piece was not the fault OF the oil
rector, being rather a lack of compre-
hension. the closing scene was line
and Miss Annie Halgren as the Queen
/ of the Flowers, looked charming, he
appearance being greatly enhanced oI
/ that Of the seven other ladies.
! BY taking hold Of he musical talen
I OF the city, Professor Edwards would b.
able 10 present an opera that would c'
him and the city great credit, and "
should be greatly pleased - see th'
scheme worked through.
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I. Il. BROWN.

MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
Machinery and Castings Of al kinds
brass and Iron First Street near WAL
Ogden. Utah fiI.
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Personal and General .

TIE witnesses in the Fifth Street
murder case were before the Grand
Jury yesterday. ....
THREE bad boys haze been throwing
ro.ks at school children and are likely
TO fan into the hands of the Police for
their conduct.
HExRY WARE is TO be congratulated.
The fact that he has become q happy
IA. will explain his Wild look and d.
lap dated a PeaIance, IT'S boy al
well.
CHARLES F ANK. of Logan. was inter
viewing the grand jury yesterday. He
was probably trying to ascertain
whether he was guilty OF unlawful CO.
habitatiOn.
THE testimony OF two of the witnesses
in the MISUNDERSTANDING case was
taken Thursday evening. and the
case Was then con nnsd until to-day
at o'clock
ScARLEr fever is with us again. A
case was rsported Thursday evening IN
the family OF Mr. A. jenkins on
Franklin Street. between Fifth and
sixth Streets. The yellow flag has been
hung out.
z. J. TAYLOR yesterday purchased
from Z. 2. SAKE, the thoroughbred
Holstein -Friesian heifer Fiossie +. The
animal i a magnificent one, Of which
Mr.. TAYLOR justly feels proud. Mr..
Saxe IS q doing = good thingin the way
ofimproving the stock of the Territory,
having sold half a hundred Of these
Holsteins N this vicinity.
MARsHAL BALLASTYSE received s tels-
gram from PocatellO, yesterday morn
ing. to the effect that the men who beat
the old Freuchman so badly, had been
arrested az that place, and were being
held. Sheriff Belknap went north on
the morning train. 70 secure the men.
When the dresdful affair terminates N
the death Of the victim, the police took
an active interest IN having the parties
appreheuded. and % their efforts Is the
capture due. - 90 r
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SaltLake 4 Western
RAILWAY.

on an after
Dec. 2Orn. 1855,
Trains wiz run as follows:
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-18

oeDEE C1rr. - December Is. 1885

This deDsrrment OF TIE HERALD IS de-
voted 10 the interests Of the people of Ogden.
The Branch ONCE of HE HERALD Is with
Eldredge, Pratt & Co., Main Street, Ogden,
Utah. where subscriptions and advertise
ments viii be received on the same terms as
~ the Salt Lake once. a ~
Communications addressed 70 TIE SALT
LAKE HERALD, ogden, VIII receive prompt
attention.
THE HERALD Is delivered by carriers in
Ogden every morning. except Monday. SUD
scribers failing % receive their papers win
please notify the ogden office.
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Forgery.

Forgery.
The following telegraphic correspond
encs, which is self-explanatory, has just
been carried on by Messrs. Peery &
Sons, of this city. 1t seems that Jones
was very anxious TO obtain some
money. also that he is not an adept or
he would not have been so unfortunate
nor bungling. Mr.. Peery will 80 TO
Nephi at once:
SEPHI. UTAH. December 18th, 1856.
D. Il. Peery q Sons
Is order of c. J. Jones on YOU good for
OPERATOR.
ANSWER:
No. We do not know c. J. Jones.
PERRY & SONS.
HKrHI, December 18th.
Peery & sons:
C J. Jones, recently Of Montana. has a
certificate signed ID II. Peery, Of Peery &
Sons, for three hundred dollars, payable
20 his order. per letter or telegraph Is i q
forgery? W. A c. BRYAN.
ANSWER:
No certificate has been issued TO C ].
Jones We do not kno such a person.
PERRY SONS.
NEPHI, December 18th.
D. II. Peery:
c. J. Jones has been srrested for forgery
VIII you be here Monday noon, sure
Lnswer HENRY ADAMS,
Prosecuting Attorney.
ANSWER
Yes; I viii be at Nephi Monday noon.
u. h. PEERY.
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TIE witnesses in the Fifth Street
murder case were before the Grand
Jury yesterday. ...
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The D. & r. G. coal Is growing in
popular favor every day. Try it and
save money. L. Farr & Co., Main
street.
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CHARLES F-ANE. of Logan, was inter
viewing the grand jury yesterday. He
was probably trying to ascertain
whether he was guilty Of unlawful CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
GRIEVANCES or WORKINGlfEY.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 26 (SpecidD The Arbi-
traon Committee appointed by the Textile Union, or
Franktord have given up all hope Of settling exist
lug differences between the firm OF Troth Co and the
men. mill to-day posted the order that
they will close their Embellishments November
ess the Old empOyes Of rrO.h Il Co return to their
looms before To-day the mouliers who
recently returned to work at Did after being
lille five weeks held Indignation meeting at which the
Knights Labor severely denounced for ordering
the strike anu then failing To support them.
AMSTERDAM, \. v, Oc 2G.-In response TO a letter
from T. b. Ma.uiro and William H. tey, representing
the General Board Of the Knights OF Labor asking for
conference with the Knit Gouds Manufacturers with a
view adjustment OF the strike that trade, the
manuf repli "a declining to treat with any ex
cept their employees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
BUSINESS MEN IN EARNEST.

ACTIVITY IN THE DRYGOODS AND DOWNTOWN
CLUBs-PRoDUCE MEN ORGANIZE.
The political pot continues to boil at lively rate
among the business and at no point does it bub
bic Ill more lively style than at the headquarters OF the
downtown Roosevelt Club No. AT Broadway. There
was steady of callers from the early hours
yesterday until the doors closed after dark.
Nearly all who called were recognized as men promi-
nent IN business professional life downtown and
every one was enthusiastic in his advocacy OF Mr..
hoosevelts election. While the majority OF the
callers were Republicans, there good spiinkng
OF those who voted for Cleveland and few straight
out Democratic taxpayers WHIP desirous OF
seeing change in the of the city govern
ment.
On Saturday the executive committee OF the ciuo
sent out lot OF circulars taxpayers, merchants ana
other citizens asking them to indorse MT hooscse
cahdidacy. The hearty responses that naVo oo +, ~ -
as rule surprise even the senders. oee.e,' 'r;,h
Gendre's desk was completely covered yesterday Win
the answers that came by mail anu os,ap" 80 @
wmch continued to cone unui tho lo unJ :, a.
closed Among those who RESPONDED; OF TO ann
son 10 assure the committee vi their ihtohon " cup
port Mr. Roosevelt were
Henry r. iowland. L. Il. Chttenden a ~ d. " Of hc
ARD oil cSmpany Horace Russell. Robert Ray
hamilton, II: N Holt. coal No Boadm33 Bona33e ~ pni
dent erck oi the rToducs Exchange Gen
%arna sS hIsse son San Washington sesmann 4 Co.
po%nek Randolph Hurry dr Brass Co4sny
The snmsn Msgptasns Company hS.Ge L. Jaak.ss
Y 4 Gamer Y. rrass SSaSs. 1. esdsn: S; X Moensy
BILE James ". 4nlntard, Henry J. Robinson samuel H.
Towf Arthur Mason Joncs Prescott Burbank William H.
ouon Lawrence Aspinwai Sepha' br.narl Jr Bayaid M
Charles T. stiliman
Mr. Roosevelt, will address the members OF the club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
THE nIIKE-CRAWFORD SCANDAL.

4
TURN To PUBLIC LIFE.
LONDON. Oct 26-At the conclusion of Sir Charles
DIkes notes on the Crawford case he suggests that
Mrs Crawiords animls revenge because H-rs
Ashton Dixie threw him the detection OF her init
macy with Forster L" Mrs. Ashton Dixie was also
inical to Lady Dixie who had ordered her out OF the
house at Chelsea account of her language concern
ing her sister Strenuous efforts have been made TO
conceal the meetings OF Mrs. Crawford and Forster in
n liill-st trothel bat it is certain they met almost
daily The worst part OF : Crawiords story prob
ably refers to incidents III her lli-st. career"
lettering to Fanny he says it is not difficult to find
her bat he cannot induce her to give evidence. She
mas stated however, detective that sue has never
seen Mrs Craw ord since the trial Mrs. RogcrsOn
stated that Mrs Crawiords confession to her regard
ing Dixie was accompanied by eosies oi statements
involving other men. Of which could not possibly
be true
The object of Dkes notes is TO prepare the way tor
his return TO public life large section OF the
Chelsea electors continue believe in his innocence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON. Oct 70, 1886
lREK-TRADE WAGEs.-1he owners OF coal mines In the
t"uth VI "aes lhtln ite their Intention OF making
Ldetion of 2l2 per cent the wages OF their en-
plOyes.
PRINCESS CoNFIHMED.-Princess Helene OF Orleans
MAS eouh' ned ia tue cuape OF ST. Louis to-day Car,l
lAI Manning omclated The Count and Counties, Of
Paris aud the Duke of Orleans among the persous
present
A $500, 600 FiRE--h great fire has occurred 4, ,h.
uoruby DOCK NarenOdsc Ia Liverpool IL was stnct ct
cotton and grain. Inc damage is esti.natrd ~
100000.
LORD LDSsDALe's MISEs.-LIr IrG Lonsdales coal mine
Al wAlicAayen nave struck work owing lo "a dispute
VIA lLc cansscrS
Nix. GLAD.TONE.-Mr. Gladstone, III response to
hu-st 10 contribute book den nag the Liberal pro-
Ir.Lue. Ny friends forget my years. nod
o pOtcs IN the hope OF possibly Eelh. 10 settle the
lriSn Question: Bu. general tOgs U. the party and
particular saOJrcts am sed aad at;nd 10 leave "
t-c nAuds OlAers.'
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WHAT'S CONG on IN BILOXTf

NEw-ORLEANs, Oct. 26 (SpeciaD. The ex-
element which followed the establishing or quarantine
against Biloxi has died IN this city and the fears
that were entertained that yellow fever would be
brought to this place from the infected town have
passed. Biloxi still shut off from the world. and tina
quarantine against her will be maintained at all places
until a heavy frost does away with all danger. The
situation is unknown. The telegraph lines
nave working unintcrruptcdly and every
per New Orleans pondent In the place,
yet not WORT REGARDING the fever any paper been
able to for several days No doubt Is entertained
here that the correspondents who residents OF the
town, have been terrorIzed aud compelled stop CIV
ing out reports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
CAUSE OF THE SUICIDE OF LUDWIG.

BERLIN. Oct 26.-lt is officially denied that
there any intention proclaim Prince LuitpolJ King
Of Bavaria. At the trial OF Herr Wicket, the
FOekiSche VOiSbL AT the triDunal OF Wurzourg. for
charging the B4varian Ministry with i-treatiug King
Ludwig and forcing HIM TO commit suicide one witness
retire ackey Of the King, declared that he had We
remarked anything abnormal about Ludwig; that the
latter had been impelled 10 commit suicide through the
procedure OF the commission examining hin that he
heard Iudwlg say: " Will not suffer them to declare
u .dman Ike my brother OthO whose keepers be at
Inn wth their nsIs. l Will rather suffer death MY
blood be upon those spring TO betrty me-" 1he
evidence caused a sensation III The revelations
ore disturbing the Impressions of the public Wicket
VA. sentenced 10 TWO months imprisonment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
TROCBLE AMONG THE CHEYENNE INDIANS

ST. PAUL, Minn., Oct. 26 (SpeciaD. Tile
iiocer Press Received the following dispatch from
Fort k-ogh, Montana, Tonight There il trouble among
the Cheyenne Indiaus the Rosebud. Agent Tipsnaw
has telegraphed Tor troops. and battalion OF infantry
under Major Simon snyder viii leave here tomorrow
morning at daylight for the Cheyenne camp Exactly
what Is the disturbance s not yet known grew
ont OF the arrest last Saturday OF Chef aud
other BUCKS for the killing Uf some sheep gnR
TO q ranchman on the Tongue River, named L. Wyllr
young Indian boy attempted 20 KIN OF the officers
who made the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
YoRrHERN-BoaN sErTLERs AT RA1E1eH

RALEIGH. n. C., Oct. 26.-A large number of
editor and visitors from the North arrived here od.
to attend the convention OF Northsrn-born setters In
this state The convention organized this eyeniup at
the Capitol with George French OF Wilmington a.
president Speeches OF welcome TO the vistors were
male ny Governor Scales, the Rev. g. W. sendrrlin
Muntford McGee Commissioner OF Agriculture; J.
McKee, presient of the State Press Association and
W. II. Doid. Mayor OF Raleigh Responses were made
on behalf OF the visitors by &. T. Frencn, james p
kcuny OF Reading, Penn. and :. A. Dodge of Boston
The convention will meet formally Tomorrow An
elaborate programme has bcen ged TO close with
BANQUET 10 gwen 10y the City of Raleigh In the even
ing at The Yarboro House. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
Mr. GOTLES REITPy East

PITrsBURG, Oct. 26 iSpeciah Jay Gould
slept last night special Union Station. lie
arose at 6 o'clock and spent an hour looking the
possessions Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
As time approached for him to for the East 1t
learned that his special too high to
through the tunnel at Spencer Creek The trouble was
remedsd by the Pennsylvania Railroad officials inviting
Mr.. Gould to their lines in General Manager
Pughs special He left at o'clock for NewYOrk.
His object n remaining In Pittsburg night
go over the Pennsylvania Railroad by daylight His
special car was sent back TO St. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
GAS CoMrANIES F1oH1IYo IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. Oct. 26 (SpeciaD The new
Chesapeake Gas Company has been lighting the old
consolidated Company here for year the war
mas Drought the price down To nifty cents thousand
'eeI " the competitive districts To-day the Chesapeake
u'fectors' several Of whom New YorKers, where
uuc OF the stock owned decided Increase the can.
,an ", xi.ooo,oOO 10 S3OOOOOO 10 provide for addi-
800 " INC WORKS aud extension OF mains ss 10
increase The cap city 200 600 600 feet per annuo
NJ" '''N' "o "o!e 10 supply tue wuOle City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.
ARREST OF MooNLIGHrERs-sYMP OF CLAN
RICARDO

RICARDO
DUBLIN, Oct. 26.-FOurteen Moonlighle lers
have been arrested at Mlitown. near Tralee County
Kerry, on the charge OF rading tho house OF Mr..
Huggard, magistrates secretary. August IL last
Four other Moonli shters, including the doc
tor OF tho district OF Milltown are
awaiting trial for firing upon the police
Criminal action has been opened against Charles
ogarty president OF the KlcOe branch OF National
League, and Daniel Mccarthy. secretary of the
SKbberecn branch for melting people TO boycott the
Roaring Water Bay regatta. Daniel OLeary, bcllman
being proceeded against the charge OF procaming
the boycott.
LONDON, Oct. 26. The Marquis OF Clan.
ricardo writes to the papers denying that
lac refused 10 abate the OF Djs tenants
lie says he has neither promised refused to abate
or three years arrears OF rent "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27

vorruprR COAL PRICES IN PHILADELPHIA.
puu..DrIp9IA. Oct. 26.-The Executive
comm,,,s. a, tho Iehigh aud schuylk Coal Exchanges
met TO-DAY and decided mako no change In tho line
and city and hsrbor prices OF coal during November,
rho line and city prices OF hard white ash GOAL al schuy
xiii Haven AT present arc; Lump enu ssos"u0s,,,
~ so; broken and chestnut 81 70; stove ana sms"
srov~ 81 20.