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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-19
VOW IT'S VALUE

All of YOUR CUTICURA REMEDIES give
very good satisfaction. The CUTICURA
/ especially recommend for the dls-
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experience its value. DIR. II. }. fRATT.
Montello, Wis.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-19

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-19
CVTTlCTRA ABR0ADl

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which has in a short time cured me OF an
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cou not heal. CHR. HELILEN.
RaRsEn, NORWAY, AgenturJorretniny
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-19
vesE POET POWERS

\ feeling of gratitude impels me to
acknowledge the great merits OF your
CIrTrcURA, and l cordially recommend 1t
To the public as a very valuable remedy.
IL. n POWERS. BRIDGEPoRT, CONN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-19
Eia. &. q. ShsFssEI.
ZIG KenrHay Street,
SAN FRAN CISCO, CAL.
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toms and age. Communications strictly conf
Dental al5
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-19
SORES ON NECK {.

Chas. Brady, Somerville, Mass. who
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city, certifies to a wonderful cure orr a
treated dy hospital physicians without
cure, and which yielded completely TO
the CUTICURA REMEDIYS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-09-21
Eeresrap9slspe Yepela)sn.
0euti 6lan6 5.

94Iin, II. Sept. 6arit giSma,d
1T beute in SarSirs eiusetroffen.
StraBburgtl4. Sept. Ser Raiier
empfins bsute ben 8ii6of pOn StraBburg,
ben prOuinSialausi9uB uub ben StaOts
ratb. Der &aiier iprad gegeniiber benz
5tabtratb feline Ssuoe iiber bas @eoeiben
oer StaOt, ibsr Die SisSersiRlssuns zines
Stabtratbss unS iber Die i9m bereitete
ber,li1e aufnabme aus. @r ipra9 aub
uon ben sroBsn aussabsu, rusl5s bic aus:
oebnung Der Staot Der Stabtgemeinoe pers
uria9t babe, unb ueripra9, baB er uers
iu9en MOLE, bic ifabtii3en 2aiten 3u err
lei9tern.
Die bulsarii6e @nselsssnbsit nimmt
namsntlid in Seiterrei9 eineu isbr biitsrn
anbIif on. Oie unsariI5en 3eitunaen
iasen: penn 8ulsarisn 0suti9lanS nidts
ansebt, iparum iollte Seiterrei9 ii9 waiIs
men, um sincu @infau Der Sransoien In bas
gIiaB su psrbinbern. llnspeifsIbaft fan:
gen bic 6iterrsi9ii6sn Sntereiisn an in
ein:n 9sgeriae nit sensn SeutibIaubS
su treten.
Berlin, Is. Sept. giner Welbuno
aus Wiiu9su Sufolge bat Der Srtnsre9ent
2uitppIo perbsibsn, benz Sttobsr:5eli bel.
supobnen. gei ieuem 6elte rpiro Wdins
den gum eritsn Wfale felt benz traurtaen
BfnSitlonntuse, on pel9em Oct 6Snig
9uopiS III. I'M Starnbsrser See ben Soo
iano, ein fr69li5es @epanb anlesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-09-21
0nbuane Sowa 9tenlag 21 eember 1885, Nntter 79t

i6riseu Bropinssn Suebec, Ontario, Was
uitoba unb Britii6 columbia, iorpie ben
Serritorien auStimmen;abl nett na5iteben,
lit es cine gang natiirli6s Solse, baB bas
canabii9e 9arlament BEL ieiner @siess
gsbuns bas Sntere1e Der auf benz Ssiflanbe
sslesenen golonisn Bel ieber 9elesenbeit
fOrbert Iunb bas Snterefe bsr Seeprupin3en
uernadldiiist, pesbalb lestere an 8eO6Is
teruns MIR ie5r Iansiam sunebmen, beren
natirIi8e SiIfsqusllsn nur pents entfaltet
perben unb beren Saubel nur serinsen
aufi6wuns uimmt. Sieie unsinltisen
SerbdItnlis Der Seeprouiu;sn babsn in
osnielben cine isbr 9rOBe Qusuanberung
mad BEN Ser. Staaten psranla6t. RG6
ocm i'm Sabre 1880 aufsenommsnen Gsns
ius battsn bic brei SeeprouiuSen 81 bieisr
3ett 877 500 Sspobrer, rpouon jeoO9
msbr ais lOO,O in Sen Ser. Staaten
lia seitpeiIis nteoerselaHen batten, cine
3abI, bic ieit bieisr 3sit sbsnfaas NOD
e!ne uiel stdBere 3unabme crfabren bat.
0a nun Die Sseprouinseu nit ibren %
Seuutorsn unb As &sprdisntantsn im
canabii9eu BarEamente, beien Sbe1baas
70 unb bsiisn llRtsrbauS 200 RitsIiebsr
sibIt, ni9t i'm Stanbs fub, ibrsn bereds
tisten 8lni@sn @eltuns gu usri5aiieu, 10
sibt ii6 unsufrieSenbeit tunb.
8ie SpnberseIiite baben in bieiem
Sabre bsreits sinen iebr sreBen llmfans
ansenommsn. Oenn Bel ben i'm Ietten
Sum- abseba!tsaen BarIamentspablen purs
Den in ReusSdoitlaub SO ReprdIsntanten
ermdbIt, uon Del6eH 80 iener Partsi uns
seb0rsn, weI9e cine ausi3eiouns aus Der
Union nit GAMBIA perIanst. Elm Sswsis,
oaB bic MebrsabI Der geuobner bieier
prouins bic 9osreiBuns berisI6sn uon Ga'
naoa psrlanst.
SrsiIi6 wdre ss ein GROCER Srrtbum am
,uuebmen, oaB Neu S6ottlanb bsBbalb
seneist TIT, iid ben Der. Staaten au;u.
idlieBsn. Oenu uorlduiis bsntt ss nod
an feine eosreibuns pon ber enslii6en
Rroue. Sollte absr bisielbe ben 8iniden
geeu Sdottlanb's feline 5oIse leiiteu, 10
wdre es isbr Iei9t mOsli3, baB bieie Cons
oerbeitrebunssn, psl6e sesenpartis nur
sesen Die 6ortoausr Der gereiuisuns NIT
Canada seridtst iinb, ii5 su benz 8uni6e
zines Qni5luiies al bic Ser. Staatsn sus
|'ipieeu, Ca bic brsi Sespropin;en nit benz
ielbsu pisI mebr semeini@aftli9e Sutes
reiisu babsn, wie NIT Canada, 6em lie aIs
cine duBsrit itieiniitterIi9 bebanSelte 9ros
ping eiuuerIsibt iiao.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-09-21
$Olitiite Hnuoidau.
= u I a n B.

t1nfere dinner erfreuen
f5 suar nod Der Serien, Der Brdiibent
senisBt ber Sommsrfrii9s, bic Miniitsr
itnb nod bon @uibiustOn fort, bic 9oIitis
ter sr6Bern gaIibers, psnn iie ni1t beions
beres giien im Seuer baben, piesen mod
Der &ube, unb bod f0mmt Der gSabl>
fampf 10 na3 uHc nod in Sang. DAP
&rfauia 8 unb germont ibre Staatss
waBlsu bereits batten, babeu mir ben 2eiern
i3on in poriser Summer beri5tet. Ssrs
sansene Wo1e tam W a in e an bie Gsibe.
Ste &spubIifaner baben bort einen ebenio
ponfommenen Sies errei6t, oils bic Oenlos
tratsn in grfanius, unS bss auibebens
bdpon brau9t buber ni5t ptsl sema6t su
usrber. 0o6 sins lit bsim Siese TN bies
fem ultra 9robbitiousfaate berporsubrs
ben. Oa Die Probibttioniiten ii9 pom ben
Stepub!itanern setrennt unb eiuen eisenen
Babissttel uufseiteLlt butten, 10 fonnte
man ibre Stdrts erfabren. gla1 benz piss
len sema&ten 2arm berrl9t allsemsinss
@rffaanen iibsr bas lSaufein Der BaFers
apcfsi. Sbrer 5000 iinb's, ni4t meJr,
in Gfaine, benz tleinsn Mains, Der @iese
ber Probibition. 9as iit cine 2sbre, bic
i6 and in Uielsn Stautsn Gle Osmpfratsn
merteu iollsn.
Sasersanseuer B ODE wurbe
sine ansabl Eartcitonusntioneu aIs Gin
leitang sur Ssrbitrpabl sebatleu. Sn
> gcnneeticut tasten bic Republitaner
unS fellten SiemIi6 quite 9suts auf; bic
glatform iebod 1T nsu: snsldnbii9 - puri.
taniid unb trieft pon grobi5ition. aud
bic Gspublifaner unieres Na9baritaates
Biseouiin tasten, unb uominirten
9ouperneur 3usf unb Staatsietrstdr
Gimme uieber. Die BIattform Der Gepus
bIitaner @isconiin's III in Der EempsrenSs
uab tn ber arbstterfrase seiunb. &ust,
welder fi9 BET ben Mais sWirren In WiIs
uautee bur9 enti9isbenes Sanbsln i'm
Snterefe ppn geieb unb Srbnuns int
Jan3eny 2anbe einen sutsn Ramsn erporbsn
Fat, pmSe in Der Convention Der &epubIi,
taner, per Exclamation pieber nominitt.
gbenio seinnb in Ser TsmperenSs
frase tsie bic RepubIitaner, iinb au9 tie
0emOtratsn unierss Na96arltaatss @i
epnIin, Die I. @o9e ebenfalls in
Staats Convention periummelt paren.
9ie Ylatfurm 1T cine ausssssi8nste unb
sat seiouoers Der Barasrupb, in benz iitb
Der gsnuent snti9ieosn ssseu @epult In
ie6er Sorm unS &nar1ismus ausIpridt,
ansIons ssiunben. au@ in Mtunes
ota taste bic Seutctratii9e Staais. Con.
pentioa uub als GanbiOat fir @oupernsur
parbe Der istiSe Mtapor uou MtinneOpolis
uuf9eifelt. Die 9Iaiform 1T cine siemli9
lanse, entbdlt ieOO3 isbr uiel @utes unb
iu9t mad alien Ssitsn seredt su wsrSsn.
StaatscoaTsrsnjcn pom Gntis SnIoo n,
9epu6lifcnern speds grpabIune
Don OelsSatsn sur Gbicasoer Nutionals
@Onuention fanSen in Iew gort, Sls
linois unb Bisconiin itatt. Die
Setbeilisuns an Sieisn 9onfsrsnsen mar
cine iebr tldsli5e, bod sslans ss alleuts
baIben, siae Delegation suiummen su brins
gen, unb bunit 1T ia Der 8pst erfilt.
Sn Eenneiiee pirb iosbsn Der Sepeis
seliefert, SaB man aud als goIititer Elm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-09-21
preiie Der 2ln,etsen.

SsOer 8Ou Der Spalte per Sabr $500
6Monate 5000
. 8 Monate s 6 90
&ocaI Notisen.
Fir iebe Belle 8repier, oSer oeren 1taum, ods
1rfemal 10 Gents, bic nGbhen Wtale @euts.
Seiratbss unS SoSssan5ei9er nit Spri5
$3.50, obne Spru6 $1.0O. g.. ..
arfwGrtigr au;cissn miifeu uoransbesaSIt re'Stu.
gnSei9en fir Gicnes, 2otterien, giadsIpiels
&C., bic oem @eiite Der tatb. Stride ;upioeE, fin'
ben feline Gufnabme.
sinseisen ienae taan SpatefeaS
9sontas Wsorsen ein.
Job.2lrbetten aIIer Dirt prompt an6
billi9 aussefIhrt.
Sfiiee oer ,,@asetts":
Gde Ser 6. unS JopasStraes.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-07-15
REPUBLICAN FARCE ENDED
TIE yER.tCIIY OF SHERMAN
AND TIE REGENCY M
REACHED BI TIE
REPUBLICAN SEN
ATE.
BROWN ACQUITTED.
On the 10th Article, ID Votes for
Impeachment, and 3o for
AcGuitfal Of Brown.

The great farce Of impeaching
Auditor Brown has come TO IN end.
The highest number OF votes o.
guilty was for refusing to obey the
order Of a military despot suspend
ing Brown from Office. Eleven OF
the Is are simply tools OF the Des
Moines Regency. which really con-
sists Of one man and is represented
by the State Register. We CIV.
their names that the finger Of con-
tempt OF an outraged people may
point with scorn at the scoundrels
Caldwell, Doud, Glass, PARROT
Reiniger, Robinson, Scott, Sweeney
Underwood, Noo!son and Whaley.
These are the men who by thei
votes would MD the bogus insnranc.
companies OF Iowa 10 sWindle til,
people in giving fraudulent instr
ance policies, issued by Wild ca
bankrupt organizations. he PEG
of Howard county ought 10 b,
thankful that they are not in tE'
Senatorial district represented b.
Sweeney.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-07-15
The State Ticket.

The ticket nominated by the DEM
ocratie state convention and 10 1T
found lit the masthead OF the Tcle
graph. il i. good enc aud one which
= 18th command the colh.ai support
alike OF democrats and greenbdck-
ers.
Cato Sells for secretary OF state
not our first choice. nor was he OF
the convention, but his nomination,
after the withdrawal OF Senator Gas
sett. as Il candidate. by acclamation.
demonstrated his popularity. He Is
il young man, fall Of energy, ambi-
ton and of excellent business quail
flcations for tie Office TO which ne as
pir-s. He would make Il good see
rotary and we trust will make Il sue
cessful race.
For auditor, Paul Gnei!eh, had no
opposition. He Is brilliant young
man, OF nnblemiShed character AMI
immensely popular wherever known,
as is shown by the fact OF his being
elected auditor OF Des Moines county
while he was less than y years OF
age. or his election there can be
no doubt.
Farmer Dan Campbell needs no
enlogy at our hands. and will re-
ceive the united democratic and
yreenback vote ofthe state to a man,
and il is TO be hoped will gain ac-
cessions from the republicans. who
can appreciate holest worth and de-
serving merit in Il candidate.
Col. G. H. Mackc! was brave
soldier, is an able aud brilliant law
Yer, and his election would do honor
10 the bar OF the state and secure rs
efficient an attorney general as Iowa
ever possessed. His nnme adds
strength to the ticket.
YIN. Theophilus and Frank P.
Bradley. candidates for supreme
court clerk and reporter, are con-
petent and honest, thus fulfilling the
Jacksenian test Of fitness for Office.
and should BE- triumphaatly elected.
With such ticket on IN excellent
platform, there is nothing needed to
secure success and issafa much
needed reform in the administrators.
of state affairs, but hearty and
united effort on the part Of the DEM
ocrats aud sir.Hhackef~ from now
until election day. Tee graph.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-07-15
Cato Sells Home Endorsement.

The democratic and ereenback
candidate FOL secretary rf state Hon
Caio Sells. was born in Vinton. lowe.
October &, 1859. His father Capt. G.
". sells, WAS Il democratic unio.4
soldier, and IL lawyer Of marked abb!
ity. For years h. wa, the law part
ner or Ex-Governor Sherman. under
til. firm Eame OF "ScIls. Tlaer &
Sherman lie died al Ia Porte
City. December 90, 1873, leaving a
family OF mother and three children
without means, and Cato Il 13 year
old boy, their only support. 1mme-
dia'tly after his fathers death Cat
entered store as Il clerk. where he
remained for three years except
that his kind employer, who had
learned to love him, permitted him
to 60 to school winters. helping in
the store mornings and evenings.
and draw his salary. When 16 years
old hi entered Cornell College, and
With the money saved, and by act
ing as superintendent Of the college
boarding hall, he finished his educa
ton 1T that institution. Returning
to La Porte, where. after two years
Of rhe closest application to a study
| oil the law. he entered Epon the prac-
tiee. in which profession he has
made a spienai! success, and now
has Il lucrative business.
| Mr.. Sells Is 1T this time the vice
pr, sident and one or the most active
managers Of the weekl,.y Telegraph
rr.pnblished al this place in the in.
terest of the railroad aud CONNER
cial teiegraphers OF America. He i
Il Mason Of high standing aud was
nude Il Sir Knight when but twenty.
Two years old.
At IL years OF age he took the
stump un,. was dubbed the hoy
politicians" II name wnl,h he's always
adhered 10 him The year he reached
his majority he was elected city re.
coli.r, which position he held fol
two Years without opposition. II.
WAS unanimously elected mayor, and
after giving splendid satisfaction
refused re election. but has hrer
eyer since then, aud is nov, the city
solicitor.
For five years ht has been a mem
Der and secretary OF the state cen.
tial committee, in which position h.
has bern an nntiring worker, and l.
Justly regarded rs tho best organi
cr in Iowa. To him very much d
the credit is lue for loWa's being i
doubtful state. No man in Iowa ha,
il large acquaintance with men, ant
ns man understands human nature
better His has been fight against
adversely from infancy. Lett Silhon'
any means he has supported hi
mother and brothers Ambitious
he has attained for himself most re.
markdbie distinction He has al
ways had the highest ideas OF doing
right and has ever made II pnf.
pose in life to succeed only by hon.
est means. He has the best OF NOR.
ais. character that is stainless. HI
IS honorable, courageous, ambitions
and able. His life is living eAHmpie
Of the possibilities Of an American
youth who combines the. element.
that make Il man III the higheS'
sense OF the word, and he justly
commands confidence and aamira
! ton OF all who know him.-TLa
Porte Progress,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-07-15

The following resolutions We're
unanimously adopted by the Nation
convention al Des Moines July Isl !.
The following resolution WAS OF
frred by Ii 5. Wilcox:
NHEEEAs, The law passed by
themselves provides that the Sen u
Of iowa should only receive So IA day
while ,,tiiIg as il court OF In .Jeaca-
ment therefore be il.
kesolred. That We condemn the
conduct Of all the members OF the
State Sru1te who drew S2l6 for the
vacation Of thirty->ix days a /,
gross violation Of tn" plaine-t prin-
ciples Of tie Jaw and Il base prosti
tuition of official power; and We de-
nounce the act Of Lieut.. Coy. Hui
IN drawir5 81 per day for presiding
over the Senate tis unlawful and u.
ii stain upon the Legislative bistor,
OF Iowa.
The following Was introduced by
W. II. Mead, OF Howard county, ant
adopted.
Resoirei, That we extend the ben
eiiction OF well done," to Genera
Weaver, orr present Representative.
in Congress from this State, for hi.
manly tight for popular aights.
Both sets of resolutions us adopt
ed, will appear in full in our mex
paper.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-07-15
A Few.

The postoflicc organs have had
rOnsld'rahl. ~ say concerning the
'enartty with which the outgoing re-
pnbiicans have cInng TO Office, but
we DEFY them topoint to any instance
wli.re republicans us high in official
life have eqnaled the efforts in this
direction II M"-Srs. Payne and Gar
land. Though publicly and persist
entity Accused, the one OF actual NAL
feasanc. in office, the other OF OBJ
aiming his Office by corrupt methods,
we have yet to hear u word from
either requesting the investigation
that an unsullied conscience would
be quick to demand. Burlington
Hawkeye.
The Leader is not a postoffico or
gan, but it does not mind naming a
few republicans who held on to high
offices which they disgraced more
than either Payne or Garland have
theirs.
Has the Hawkeye forgotten Black
Friday? Did anybody resign on &C.
count Of il?
Has /, forgotten TIE Office Hayes
held by virtue Of fraud for four
years?
Has II forgotten how a congress.
man who got 5000 for his ''infiu.
encc' in securing from the body Of
which he WAS member a certain
paving contract, and who had no
certed some gratultous Credit Mo-
bilier stock, was rewarded with the
presidency?
Has it forgotten that the hero OF
questionable transactions In Little
Rock and Fort Smith bonds was
/ elected to the senate and afterwards
made secretary Of state?
Or how that same man was the
+, Hawkeye's candidate for president?
Has il forgotten how many Credit
Mobilier congressman were sent
back 70 congress? For instance,
James i. Wilson.
/ III the Hawkrye's memory was not
amnsingly defective it would never
make such IL banter. Even il we &C.
cept us gospel truth the republican
report OH Garlal.i's conduct, he is
! still a far purer man than the repub-
lican purity has nominated for presi-
dent since Lincoln. So much so in
fact that there is no comparison.
Why, in the good old republican
times nobody ever thought Of max
ing any fass about such trivial mat
tiers as this pan-electric business.
! As Tor Payne, has thu Hawkeye
forgotten HARLAN and his $1,000 !?
That was proven and finally admitted
and defended by half the republicans
| in Iowa.
Come, think minute before you
speak so rashly again. In republican
circles Payne aud Garland would
shine as saints almost too good for
politirs.-The Des Moines Leader.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-07-15

I. E. Ayers, IA clerk under Elk Gov.
Sherman before the Impeachment
court testified that il was customary
for Republican officials 10 employ
clerks To address political docu-
ments to doubtful voters, and to
draw on the State treasury for mon
ey for postage, charging 1t ~ III tue
voucher for .clelk hire He cited
one voucher oil $40 thus made. He
testified that all the clerks while
drawing their regular salary We're
thus employed III mailing documents.
Using public funds drawn from the
State IT. a.nry, upon false vouch-
er, seems TO have been Il ''home in
5titution" in The /. o. p. to which it
can hardly point with PRIDE
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-07-15

Ossian Bee: BY a re- adjustment Of
the Iowa presidential postuf1ices,
there are thirty postmasters whose
salaries have been increased by rea.
son Of the the increased receipts III
the Office, and the salaries Of
fourteen lowered owing TO Il decrease
ia the business. 1t is worthy Of note
that the salary OF John Finn post
maeter at DEBORAH. is increased slO0
because the receipts through he
Office have increased. This is good
showing for Mr.. Finn In an old set
tied city like DEBORAH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-07-15

McHngh's declining letter reminds
one Of the cllcklng hen that had
been entirely neglected by the boss
OF tic Gock. Ii lie cannot secure
somebody's nest aad fer.ltized eggs
the chance for congressional chick
ems are small. He s"rves notice
that in two years he will be ready to
Sc, il anybody will act as pdter IA
miiias. The boosted letter reminds
one Of Paddy, who was Oh IL Pa
rad for two weeks, proclaiming
that the king had spoken to him. In
answer to the question, what did
the king say?' Pat replied, BE ja5-
bers. he commanded me to stand out
Of his way" -.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-07-15

Hon. John NcHugh. In an open
letter to the republicans Of the
fourth district, declines to be eau
'didate against Hon. VIM. E. Fuller,
the present incumbent OF the Office.
-(Osage News,
Not much. His letter simply says
he will not lead forIorn hore; he
will not be the first to step In the
way Of Fuller: that his mouth Wa
ters for the plum, and that II the en-.
emies to Fuller's mination are
IN the ascendancy, he's with EN- !,
that he floats with the popular cnr.
rent that's all. The News In its
anxiety to get him out Of tine field
his letter differently ffo.n
what bis irjends DO,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-07-15
w llO Lies?

Gov. Buren, Il. Sherman swore
positively that he did not institute
suit vs. Brown for possession Of the
Auditors office. but that Hattell did,
Cattell being called upon sWore pos
itively that he did not bring the
sui. that though his name was
used he haa !. 1thing to do with it,
aud did not know who brought ii.
Sherman is without doubt u per-
jnred villain. but the following sena-
tors voted to shield him and prevent
the public from knowing the extent
of his scounlreliSm by sustaining
objections TO questions propounded
10 him;
Barrett. Bloom, Caldwell, Carson,
Chambers. Clark. Deal, Doud, Catch
Glass, Mccoy, PARROT, Poyneer
hsiniger, II ,binson, Stephens. Swee-
nsv, Underwood. Weber, Nhaley
Nilkin and Wuolson.
Paste the names Of these scoun.
drels in your hat. Parsons got 81.
5OO for fees ia this suit. Catt~ll iiln',
hire him, Sherman says he didn't,
Orders for the payment Of this sum
from the State Treasury were mad.
by Sherman And there is due to
Parsons Yet, $500 on similar orders
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-07-15
The New Central Committee.

Dgs MONIES, July l.-Followinc
are the mrn.beIa It the new demo
cratic state central committee.
First Observation-Disclosures l.. Fuller
OF jefferson.
Second District-A. p. MeQuirk oil
Scott.
- 'i Dis.rict-Cato Sells of Black
hawk.
Fourth D!s,rict-M. J. Garter Of
Winne,L.-k
Fifth District -Aiexal:er Charles
OF Linn.
Sixth District-P. G. Ballingall o!
Of Napello.
Seventh Distlict-T. r, North OF
Dallas.
Eight District-H. Hunter OF Adj
ans.
Ninth Di,frict-D. 4. Farrell of
Mills.
Tenth District. Mike Miller vi Car
roll.
Eleventh District William Hark.
er of O'Br;e,t.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-07-15

The Cresco Times, Il radical re-
publican paper at the home OF Mr..
Theophills gracefully aamits his ILL.,
ness for the place though attempt
ing to mix gall and NORWOOD with
its good words for him. 1t said:
Iur nomination Of VIM Theophi-
lus, OF this place, tor C!eli, III Inc Sa-
prene Court, WAS an astonlshlnSly
wise act OH the part Of the FOSSIL ele-
ll.nts. Though political opponent,
We have no hesitation in conceding
70 Mr.. Theophilns many elements Of
popuialii. and strength. far beyond
the average fusionist. He Is d
young man Of good character and
abili,y-too good to remain in such
n bourbon party as he Is now
called upon to represent.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-07-15
Some Of the Washington cit,

Some Of the Washington city
newspapers ask that permanent
exposition be established there.
This is the only opening that We
Iave seen for disposing of our high
court OF impeachment. Gov, LARA
bee should not let it 60 by il he only
0ets first cost. Sherman and the
Regency might be thrown in, rather
than lose the trade.