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New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
vrpDIcr OF THE coRoNER's JURY.

Long BRANCII " j., Jaly 81 (Speciab.-Tho inquest
was hold to night by Coroner Van Vert In the rear VII
lage There we're facts brought ont and tho jury
rendeg cd a verdict OF accidental death by drowning
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
TO CELEBRATE EMANCIPATION DAY

BIS.uAMroN July 81 ,SpccidL.-Thc negroes
of this city, Ithaca. Emirt Owego Norwich and other
cities and towns VIII Taesiy celebrate EDancipa-
tion DAY here Two colored baseball will contest
fnr suplem cy al Riverside PARK. fit-man race VIII
be hel . and Jonn K. Lynch OF Mississippi Will cciyc
m add lrts
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

KINGSTON July 81 Speciah.-Colonel {. {.
SIN ill., wide known farmer OF Hurley near ths c'y'
dropped dead suddenly his home this afternoon
He Al long been leading member OF ST. James, Church
nero and until recently he was wealthy property
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
CRIMES And CASUALTIES-BYT TELEGRAPH.
poIsOSEp BY A JEALOUS HUSBAND.

POIhONED d a JT'7HII10, IT II y 80 ., =,
attruui.d Ia p1son hi. family on Tuesday by putng fly
poison their meat and potatoes Ihc family consists OF
Ers daughter, and all partoUk of the
n,on meat but poison not powerful enough To
,rIr death though made them sick. IAguc left tho city.
1raousy of his wife 10 have been the motive for the
deed.
WOUNDED BY BURGLARS.
Iotrs Iuly :yI-Soomon Mayer. insurance agent,
years of shot by burglars aSi night Tho
,, Nr MAYER. breast aud inflicted dangerous
although not necessarily fatal wound
AKREsrING AN ILLICIT DISTILLER.
cuc Aco Juv 3l-F0r time the Government officials
have Ind believe that An Illicit disticiy was being
,rr,iI i'm this ucghorhOod Yesterday officers searched
he hose about mile south Of BuetOwn, occupied by
Frank Kopmann They found still and about barrel Of
vh,srev knpmann has receiving aid from the county
poor fund. lie was taken " Springfield.
WAYLAID AND ROBBED.
MILWAUKEE Wis, July BIN. Smell. representative
~ hc IIarrisbue Car Company OF Harrisburg waylad
and robbed OF 800 Emhurst Wis on Thursday night
lie IL Al Eln,hurst under the care OF physciaoa.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
CANADA WILL NOT GO DOWN On HER KNEES
WILLING TO EENTw TIE RECIPROCITY TREATY

STEAMSHIP LINLS
VICTORIA, Il. G., July 31HSir John y. Mac
donald received CIVIC address last night In the theatre
winch was crowded with men and women. Sir John IN
the course OF reply referred To Lord sssburys do
termination 10 AID III establishing first class Inc OF
steamships for the Pacific Ocean in connection with The
Canadian Pacific Railway, and said the Canadian Gov
ernnent WAS determined TO have swift line OF steam
ers on the Atlantic. lie said the British military
thorltics had determined upon forilfying certain
points British Columbia making this province. with
Vancouver Pacific Ocean frontage base OF operations
ami causing large expenditure OF money. Referring
TO the lrciprocty treaty and the fisheries question, he
said Canada would DO glad To have enlarged arrange
Inents with the United States ana hc was sangulne
Ell ough to believe that some arrangement would be
made for cxenu-d trade relations. lie said: Canada
will not 20 her knees, because We arc large
enough and rich enough and energetic enough 10 gcnor
,fo "a home trade The Government has always been
willing to the reciprocity treaty We propose TO
in tho treaty OF lsj1."
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
NEW.YORK SUNDAY AUGUST l. ISSG-TWEIVE PAGES

challenge to fight duel resulted The weapons chosen
sabres. The head OF one OF the coHpalaht' ""'
cleft twain.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON July 81.
pupsISG OF SHOE FACroRY-Tho shoe factory OF
o,5 Simn.on AZ Co.. at Leicester, has been destroyed
% "re The loss is $3.50. 000 Fifteen hundred persons
are ar thrown out Of employment
.,erp.iIANs BEATEN AT CRICKET.-Thc surrey eleven
go atch game OF cricket to-day with tho Austria
pis ,'n @ The Australians were beaten by olo inning
arms
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

REPRESENTATIVE BEAVII BEITEN
NEWBURo. July 3l.-COngrcssman Beach -
slowly improving Ills recovery is now regarded as as
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
wr1su MEMBERS TO FORM A NATIONAL PART,

THE IRISH LACROSSE TEAM COMING.
OrrrNsTowN, July 31.-Thc Irish gentlemen
ocrosss players sailed today the steamer Etrura
NeW-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
ADDRESS TO LORD ABERDEEN.

DUBLIN, July 31.-Ihe Mayor ana members
.ornora,iop of Limerick presented to tho Earl
=, Ahard.on tho retiring Lord Lieutenant In Ills CITY
~ an address, thanking him for his support OF the
mom. Rue project and hoping that Mr. GadstGn1
saecra would soon nrms rsturnns pUnuH hsnS. said o
Ireland; hu Satisfactory adjustment OF Irish affairs
i,d noid snon he affected.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

DUEL TO THE DEATH WITH sABREs
A,o,rns. July 31.-Two French sub-ofhcers
e.. b.r. becsme involved in . QUARREL and Q
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
SUCCESS OF THE CANADIAN FISHING polio

SUCCESS OF TIE CANADIAN F10IIINU FOLTUl.
OTTAWA, Ont, July 31.-ln the course Of his
visit TO the maritime provinces Mr.. Foster. Minister OF
Marine and Fsheries spcnt some time In personal In
yestgaon OF the complex fisheries question In the Bay
n, Il undy As q result OF the Investigation several
measures will at once be put into operation Tor the
thorough enforcement OF the law the border
waters of and Maine The people OF thc
naritime provinces are loud In their praises OF the
vigorous and efficient policy OF the G0vornment
Mackerel have been plenty and with lttlo excep'
ton have Kept close In shore The United states
We cruisers wide berth. Tho purchase
of halt and suppies has boon efectualy stopped and
no trapshipinent OF carBoes has been allowed
WELSH MEMBERS TO FORM NATIONAL PARTY
LONDON, July 31.-The Welsh members OF
the House OF Commons propose TO form national party
a. Parliament on the lines tho ParAcllitc party
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09
All Against Him.

It isn't only the mugwnmps who
are pitching into Mr.. Blaine Just
now. He is catching II from all
quarters. The prohibitionlsts are
poking ut him, and the laboring
men are not whit behind them.
Ralph Beaumont. OF New York,
made q speech to 1000 Knights OF
Labor the other day. and twitted
the magnetic about the effects oil
protection In Hooking valley. He
also said:
"Tor twenty-five years we've had
this protection Mr.. Blaine offers US,
and We have made more millionaires
and more paupers under that system
than were ever made In q civilized
country on the earth In the same
time before"
This was center shot. It was
greeted with the deafening appla1s.
es OF 1900 lusty voices. The fact is
the workingmen have discovered
the humbug OF high tariff, and since
the republican party has nothing
else to offer they cannot be blamed
for leaving 1t in swarms.
The other day Senator Frye made
a speech at Houlton, In the course
of which he made q curious defense
OF Elaine. Thus:
The people OF this country, with
an exquisite fidelity to the'best inter-
est OF the nation, saw little bit OF
q smirch on the skirt OF Mr.. Blaine's
coat, etc.
And To this "smirch" he very
wisely attributed Blaine's defeat.
All Of which Is throwing the mug.
wumps into Mysteries Of laughter.
They remember the "little bit OF q
smirch," now that their attention Is
called to it.-lState Leader.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09

sul a.u u, .,a- 60 s.I a. appetite
that he never will be able to conquer.
He has lcarnsd "what /. IS 70 be
there, and to be called q man OF In.
fuence," and he will always fight to
have himself appointed delegate
to the State convention after that.
It costs him a little money to be sure
but he Is willing to spend 1t for 1t Is
to him, what visit to the lakes Is
to the merchant or banker; 1t Is q
change OF a scene from, the barn
yard and hay fields to the streets Of
q dusty busting city. He meets the
men OF whom he reads about; gets q
personal in the city dailies to the
effect that Joshua P. Lampkins Of
Ragweed Hollar. Podunk Co, well
known politician is In town, and his
local paper at home religiously
copies and prints it the next week.
Don't think We are trying to make
fun OF the country politician. Far
from it, for he is as welcome as rain
in dry weather. He helps to swell
the hotel receipts and adds his mite
to the fund that keeps the business
houses afloat. He brings with him
the smell Of new mown hay, and re.
minds us Of the quiet country life
that seems better and purer than
the hustle, worry and wickedness of
the dusty ill.smelling and over
crowed city. Yours Truly,
MAY
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09

PLATFORM Of the National Green
back party Of the 4th congressional
district adopted ut Charles City
Sept. 9Th 1886.
Full legal tender paper money:
No bank currency.
Pay the bonds at once in any le-
gal tender money in the treasury,
Government aid to needy actual
settlers upon the public domain.
A graduated income tax:
Limitation in the ownership of
land: and no foreign or corporate
ownership whatever.
Government control Of all lines
Of transportation and the establish
ment OF a postal telegraph system.
Forfeiture of lands and charters
of the several Pacific railroads
which fail or refuse to comply with
the law and the terms Of their char
ter.
Two new departments, Labor and
Agriculture with a Cabinet position
for each.
A government OF, by and for the
people based upon the principles
laid down in the Declaration of In
dependence.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09

In 1879 he built lie Oak Leaf cream
cry. He WIS the prime mover IN
building the w. & M. railroad, and
spending more money in the adven-
ture than any other one man, and
in 1857 represented his district in
the legislature OF iowa. In 1885 he
was elected on the fusion ticket 10
the State senate, receiving MAORI
~ Of 725. in his own county. leading
the state ticket 22l votes. thus show
ing his popularity among his home
folks. In Fayettc county he ran be-
hind Mr.. Lalrabec, the republican
candidate for governor, only Il
votes. and was elected in the dis.
trict by majority Of so. For years
past his business has brought
him in daily intercourse with the
farmers OF this and adjoining coun
ties. and thousand upon thousands
OF dollars have gone into their
pockets through his hands. His
affable, courteous and fair and hon.
orable methods OF transacting bust
ness with his fellow men wins their
confidence and esteem and they can
fully trust him in their dealings or
in any public Office to which he may
be elected. He is truly man OF the
people. and il elected TO congress he
will faithfully look after the interests
OF the people.-Waukon Democrat
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09
G.. II. Mackey.

for Attorney General, was
born in Lewiston, Illinois, Aug. %,
1887. His parents were born in
Pennsylvania, but lived in Ohio
about twenty-one years before they
moved to Illinois, his ancestry is
Scotch Irish.
He came to keokuk County, Iowa,
in the fall of 1856 with his parents
where he helped them start a farm
near what is nov the city OF What
Cheer, and on which they are still
living. His fathers family consisted
OF seven children, three girls and
tour boys all of whom are living,
Cyrus H. being the oldest.
He enlisted in d company FOR the
war in the summer OF 1862, and on
taking the same to camp was COM
missioned Lieutenant Colonel OF
the thirty-third Regiment Iowa
Infantry volunteers, and on the pro-
motion Of Samuel a. Rice the first
colonel he succeeded to the colonelcy
OF the regiment, and remained with
his regiment until the close OF the
war, the regiment being disbanded in
August OF 1865. The regiment was
in number OF hard fought battles
and its record is as good as the best
Colonel Mackey had his right arm
broken by 4 gun shot wound at Jen-
ken's Ferry, Arkansas, April 30, 1864,
but he returned to duty again in the
fall OF that year, and participated in
the closing battles Of the war al
Mobile.
He did not indemnity himself with
the democratic party until the fal
OF 1865, since which time he has
taken an active part in its councils
aud its work.
He was a delegate to the Philadel
phia convention In 1866, and wa.
one OF the committees to wait OF
President Johnson. He represented
the 9th district In the Cincinnati
convention in 1880. He was electo
on the ticket IN the Seymour cam
paign; was also elector on the ticke
in the last presidential election. H,
! has twice been the candidate Of hi
party for congress. He was elected 1
member OF the 18th General Assem-
bly, and has a very general acqnain
lance all over the state.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09
Paul Guelicll,

our candidate for Auditor Of State
was born January 18th 1859 at Day.
export, Iowa. He received IL thor
ough education, attended the law
department of the State University
at Iowa City and graduated there
from in 1877 with high honors and
entered on the practice Of his chosen
profession. His father Hon. Thee.
Guelich, has long been known as
one OF Iowa's foremost citizens and
man Of fine ability. The son at an
early age showed himself to be a
Young man OF excellent ability, strict
integrity and high character. He
was not long left to follow the bent
of his inclinations-.he law. but the
Democrats of Des Moines County in
1883 nominated him for County
Auditor to which position he was
elected and so we'll did he perform
his duties that he was again nomi-
mated and elected in 1885. He is a
man OF modest demeanOr, clear
headed, possessing a high sense of
honor and ability. His record is
clean and honorable.
DANIEL CAMPBELL,
our candidate for Treasurer of State
was b orn in Ashland county, Ohio.
in 1923. His time was occupied
until lie was thirty years old in
clearing land. He moved to Iowa
in 1868. He ran against John S.
Nolson in Henry county for the
State Senate reducing the republic
can majority over one thousand
votes.
In 1879 he was nominated as the
National candidate for Governor of
Iowa and received over 10000 votes
being by far the largest vote ever
given in Iowa for National candi-
date. He was elected from Monona
county, (which was Republican, by
the Democrats and nationals to the
Legislature. In 1884 he was one OF
the electors at large and ran ahead
of his ticket. He has all his life
been plain, unassuming farmer.
He is widely known through the
State as Il man Of exalted character
and. strict integrity. OF kindly dis
position he is Il power on the stump
and perhaps 10 man in Iowa has q
firmer hold on the laboring produc.
ing classes of the State. He has ever
been the champion Of honest gov
ernment and honest toll.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09

Anyone having any daubts on
hand about Prohibition prohibiting
should drink in the following from
the Burlington Hawkeye, a confirm.
ed republican paper:
Said Marshalltown saloon keep
es who has relatives here, while con.
versing with q Burlington man
I'VE have q regular understanding
with the city government here. We
run right along the same rs usual,
and by agreement are jerked up
every month regularly and fined $55
and costs. We don't have any
trouble, and do a good business.
During the recent brigade encamp-
ment my sales averaged 500 a LAY
and on Thursday, Gov. Larrabee'a
day, / sold beer TO the amount Of
$40. ! don't have any idea that his
presence caused the increase Of bus.
mess, but the increased crowd due
to 1t would probably account for 1t. y
Thus while the great temperance
chief aud big-I governor WAS visit
ing and speech making, one beer
jerker alone sold right In his pres
ence, almost. two hundred and ter
dollars worth OF beer. in defiance Oi
state law. Sometimes we are sus.
picions there are great many liar,
or fools. or both. attempting to put
slick face on temperance matters
Postal Card.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09

The republicans OF the fifth dis
trict in their convention at Cedar
Rapids, sent a committee tn Mr..
Nichols Of Benton county, and Offer
ed him the nomination tor $500.
He refused to take it at the price,
they then offered it for $500. This
offer he also refused telling the
committee to go to hell, with their
nomination, but instead they went
to Daniel Kerr with it. The
men who had the selling Of the
nomination were Merritt Green and
John Brigham, barbed wire manu-
features and monopolists ut Mar
shalltown. Is Kerr their cur?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09
A Broken Promise.

"Tenth--We demand protection
for American labor against compe-
tition with pauper labor abroad and
against the product Of convict and
imported contract labor ut home"
Republican platform 1856. For
thirty years, nearly the Republican
party in Iowa has been putting the
product Of convict labor in compe-
tition with "labOr at home.' The
convict labor in the Iowa Peniten-
iaries the Republican, party sells to
manufacturing monoplies which
put their products in competition
with honest home labor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09
They Love Economy.

The republicans just now are
wonderful sticklers for economy.
Yet Senator Allison favored and re-
ported from the appropriation COM
mittee Of the senate useless IT.
crease in a single item Of $4,000, 900.
Then Senator Blair's scheme which
was republican all over, would have
taken S3OO,OOO,O 900 from the treasury.
But Sl6.O0O,O0O Of the increase is to
pay pensions to soldiers OF the late
war. Would Mr.. Allison and the
republican party strike out this in
crease? II not what are the strik-
ing at?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09


What Republican knows what
the last plank Of their state platform
means?
Thirteeutb.We declare it to be
the duty OF all public officials to
honestly and conseientiousIy guard
the public treasury against Ill i'm.
proper or unauthorized drafts from
whatever direction, and that no
official is or can be justified in
drawing or accepting salaries or fees
unearned by him or to which he Is
not entitled.
Some say it Is intended to hit the
senators who took vacation pay,
while others declare it is to rebuke
Auditor Brown for drawing pay for
the time he was suspended and
other auditors were being fully paid.
Perhaps it means one thing for one
locality and another for another
Dubuque Herald.
Perhaps it alludes to the three or
four thousand dollars Goveror Sher.
man paid from the State treasury to
his attorneys In what he alleged to
be a merely personal matter be-
tween himself and Auditor Brown.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09
REV. HADDOCK.
THE DAY or HIS MURDER He
RECOGNIZES A Wise 0NSiN
PARTY WITH WHOM HE
HAD HAD TROUBLE.

And Fearing the Latter, He De.
sired to Obtain Permission to
Carry Cocealed Weapons.
special dispatch to the Telegraph.
a SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENT.
Srorx CRY, Sept. 4.-The Tribune
tonight will publish the fact that
Rev. Geo. C. Haddock recognized a
a party in the courtroom the day ne
was killed as being connected with
a trouble he had in Wisconsin, and
that he pointed out the party to
Attorney Wood, the prosecutor in
the injunction cases, and requested
him to obtain for him permission
from the Judge to carry concealed
weapons, as he feared the party
wonld jump on him.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09

Clarkson thinks the war IL over
Judging from the fact that the State
Register has not alluded TO the
earthquake in the south rs retrihu-
tive justice. Had the republican
state convention been held after
that terrible calamity TO Charleston
1t could have congratulated divine
providence on its bloody shirt pro-
clisities.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09

The books have been opened and
show republican defalcations thus
far of sl2,893,46l and the work Of
uncoycring their infamy has but
just begun. In addition to this,
Henry w. Davis in his great speech
in the Z. S. Senate shows that the
party made forced balances in the
books of nearly $500, 100000. Defaul-
ting treasurers and bank officers
could balance their books that way,
and do.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09

Preaching vs. Practice.

"That was an awful joke on the
republican party Of Iowa." says the
Des Moines Leader" which the re-
publican State convention perpetra-
ted when it passed the following
resolutions:
Eighth We denounce the abuse
OF the elective privilege which in the
southern section Of the country and
in many cities Of the north continues
TO make elections a mockcry aud a
delnsion and fraud, and the sup
preston Of which continually defeat
the popular will and prevent q fair
and proper representation.
To develop the point of the joke
let Us remember that the last repnb-
iitan legislature, whose members
still hold office, and participated
in the convention, 50 gerrymadered
the state that each Of the following
counties is allowed on representa-
ton in the next legislature:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09

Monopoly, Butterine and oleomar-
garine won the congressional NOM
nation in the Minnesota dis
trict. If the laboring men farmers
and business men Of the district are
true to themselves, things will not
be as Lovely for monopoly and fraud
after election as it was nj kasson.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09

The Republican convention which
met in Postville last Thursday, put
in nomination for judges OF the
District court, Hon. H. I. Reed OF
Cresco, and Hon. 6. T. Granger, Of
Waukon, a very good ticket indeed
especially the first named above.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09
". +. MElD, Editor.
Democratic. National state Ticket.

Democratic National state Ticket.
For Secretary Of State,
CATO SELLS.
OF Blackhawk County.
For Auditor Of State,
PAUL GUELICH,
or Des Moines County.
For Treasurer Of State,
DANIEL CAMPBELL.
OF Monona County.
For Attorney General,
@. II. MACKEY,
OF keokuk County.
For Clerk OF the Supreme Court,
WILLIAM THEOPHILUS,
OF Howard County.
For Reporter Of the Supreme Court,
FRANK P. BRADLEY,
OF Audubon County,
For Representative in Congress 4th
Congressional district,
&C. EARLE,
OF Alamakee county.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09

The fight the grecEtack.rs and
democrats have made for the pay
ment OF the debt has induced our
mugwump administration to make
another bond call this time for Sl5,-
100000, aye and 100000.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09

The Dubuque Telegraph submits
a proposition in mathematics thus:
If the republican nomination for
Congress in the 9Th district was
worth $500 what will be the value
OF nomination for y. s. Senator?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09
SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver
Oil. with HYpuphOspllites.

In General Debility, Emacintion,
Consumption and Tasting in
Children,
Is a most valuable food ard medi.
cline. It creates an apr elite for food.
strengthens the nervous system and
builds up the body. 1t is prepared
in palatable form and prescribed
universally by physicians. Take no
other, 4ata
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-09-09

The last republican Legislature in
New York DISTINGUISHED one thous-
and soldiers who are in soldiers
homes in the state. What does the
republican press Of Iowa say Of the
oilfrape2