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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-04-06

New moon, new moon, hail thee!
New moon, new moon, be Kind to me;
If l marry man, or man marry me,
Show me how many moons it will be.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-04-06

ROUGH ON RATS for rats, mice, bugs, I5c.
''RoUGH ON CATARRu." Only absolute cure. soc,
TROUGH ON CORNS." Hard or soft cornS. I5c.
"ROUSH ONTOOTHACHE." Instant relief. l5c
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-04-06


Have you stiffness in back of the recks
Have YOU pam OF weS kueSS in small OF backs
10 you have Hts or falling sickness
Are you nervous and weak EE-H
Do you have feeling Of weight and pressure in
the lungs or StonlaChs
Do You belch winds
Are You coustipateds
Do YOU awake with start
Do you awake with feeling as though falling
out the foCt OF the beis
Have You scrofula, old sores skin di eases
Have yod NaricCSe or eular Ssd veiuss
Are your joints OF cords stjffs
DO you feel tired in the morniugS
Have YOU a bad taste in the mouths
Do you feel generally weak and debi ilatei
Is your liver affected?
Have you had typhoid fevers
Have you had lung feverg
Do you have psin or soreness Of the stoTuachi
10 ycu suffer from dyspepsia
Have you ShortneSS of BREATH
Or have you palpitation OF the hsartl
Then consult Prof s CLAY TODD, at the Para
Hotel. His slccsss is the most remarkable ever
known All should see him.
q full account of your case free OF charge
n At the Park Hotel.
|, u. MADISON, WIS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-04-06
CATARRU Cured

IpecIc should always be at hand in q house
where there are children subject 10 Group, and
such children should always wear flannel next 10
tho skin
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-04-06

Madison, complaint, helped
eut Of r Clay Todd at the Pioneer Hotel Madison Wis Eel
that have
IN which suffered Years Respectfully,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-04-06
THE GOVERNORS ENDORSEMENT.

Huayco ersof
ndM OIL
Az are
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-04-06

DNNIitN- TALhA, Nreat AldueY henedy. =,
WELLS HEALTH REVIEWER for weak men.
WELLS HAIR BALSAN. Il gray, gradually
LeSLnraS conr. .-a--aLlr rn--l-, -lr.SSl-.-- n.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-04-06

lcntion this paper when writing.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-04-06

in enterprise uono
raw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

coints have been properly verified and bal.
anted npder existing laws, or 10 their legal
representatives.. a sum 0f money equal 10 the
veibed balances due said depesiters from
saN company al she time OF It's failure. lees
thCamounts Of dividends which have been
or bay be declared frsm the assets OF said
ceDnAny; and for thi, purpose u appropri-
aha 1000, 600, or 30 much thereof az may he
ns.esssry. but no part OF tho money is TO be
pki 10 any assignee Of sy dsposltors, and the
lfpeat sad relief provided by this act shall
cs'cnd only 30 those dsposlteIs 10 whose
ftfef such balaHces have been properly verb
"a and 20 their heirs and legal repre'enta-
| tYcs. An claims not presented Tor payment
/ tnder The provisions Of the act within two
sfars frem and after its passage sbali be for
lser barred, and nothing IN The act shall be
Construed 10 eptltic dcpesltots 10 the amount
IL any dividend or divdeods barred undec
The existing laws. No payment is
to De made under the provisions Of
The act 10 any perron without the commits
sion-r being first satisfied that the person
receiving the same il the lawful original de-
pO.ltor, entitled 10 the same under the pro-
visions 81 toe ACT, or the widow, children, or
grandchildren, II there be any; II not, then TO
the father or mother, II any, and il net, then
10 the brothers and sisierf, n auv, and mons
other shall inherit. The money is T. be ap.
piled only 20 the payment OF the claim OF
such persons. in whole or in part, 81 African
descent whose accounts have been properly
verified and balanced under existing laws.
The House Committee on Agriculture to-
DAY sdontcd, by a vote OF TO 10 4. the resolu-
ton offered By Mr. Morgan. OF Mississippi,
providing that the whole suhject-m after enl-
hraced in the lard aud pure-fosd bills pend
ing before the committee be recommiftfd 10
a subcommittee OF three members, With IN
struc'lon, 10 report By bill or otherwise 10
the committee 81 the fret regular meeting IN
December next. The subcommittee is not
vof .elcofed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
R1cHMnHn TOBACCO MARKET.

july II, l6fh
To-day a nice limo OF wrappers were taken for
Now York accOunt-ssy. about 10 packages: be-
sides a few smokers and Tugs were sold; other
wise business was quiet There has been quite
a good demand for stems. They have become
scarce, 80 Factories have not saved them dry and
straight, while very many go loose 70 the farms
around tbs city or are balei for fertilizers aud
shipped North and south. The quality Of stems
shows that bat little nnO tobacco Ia being used.
We heard large supply merchant ray to-day
that Winston (N. c. factories are getting away
vita the trade Of other larger centres. eecauss
thsir factories used always tho Oost Of spanish
paste, as rsu as doing good work. We hops 70
hear that Winston, n. C.. will make nne ex-
hibit here this fall. An omission In the tobacco
premiurn liz. was one for the best navy or export
plug display, and this has been supplied today
by the committee, Eno will add a gold and sill
YER modal as awards for tho first and second
prize respectively.
Richmond and Petersburg arc especially In
terssted In this. as they make nino tsnths OF all
tho plug exported from tho United States. Tho
IRE to-day was justin rear Of Cootre Warehouse
Tobacco mon exchanged significant Jokes with
the insurance-mcn on the desirabilliy Of the
warehouse catching. etc. Very few nres in TO-
bac,o-factories or warehouses have occurred this
year, though the market has roen duh and insu-
rance high aud hard 10 carry in some markets
on dead stock.
Tho drought is broken at last In the Durham
~. C.) section, aud no doubt good rains have
lately fallen elsewhere In the North state and
Virginia. Durham breaks are small and prices
hayo an upward tendency In fine grades. Hop
kiusdile. KY, and Clsrksville, Tenn, report
falling OF In receipts and sales aud lower prices
on tho commoner breaks by &c. to Nc. Buyers arc
doing very little shipping and WAREHOUSES;
are rather crowded. Tho passage OF tho Mills
bin IN tho House Wss announced too lato 10 re-
port any comments OF the trade. which, how
ever, can only 10 favorable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
raur,..u mepprevu.a.

A Three Rivers (Quebec) telegram says:
A voyager Just arrived here from the Sc.
Maurice region tells the details oil terri-
bic drowning accident in which the lives
Of fourteen men were lost. The drowning
occurred, be states. en- the Msttawan river,
which enters the 81. Maurice some hfty or
sixty miles above the Piles, pest on the
81. Maurice twenty miles or 80 frem this
place. The narrator formed one Of gssg
OF forty or City who were engaged on the log
drive. About three weeks ago the drive was
at one OF the rapids on the Mattawan and the
men procured some whiskey. with teis
they got exhilarsted, aud In drunken freak
decided to run the rapids. Accordingly one
OF the long driving boats was run out INTO
the stream. Fourteen men boarded ntr'
The boVsmap and steersman were, m Is
usually the case, hsli.breeds, and IL their
sober senses would have found no dlfncnlty
in running the rapids safely. In the condl-
| ton that they were, however, they were unnt
! TO do 80, and the sober men OF the gang e&'
I postusted with them TO no effect.
They showed the boat on, and all went well
-ntil the middle Of the rapids was reached.
/ Then those on the bank saw the steersman
} take out his PADDLE for an Instant. This was
| fatal, a. the current. which was terrinc,
swung the boat around broadside aud over
/ she went, throwing her load into the seeth'
/ ing water. Those on shore made all the AZ
! tempts possible to rescue their unfortunate
comrades, but to no effect. IL was ph's'
cal impossibility TO get at them before Tue
! whole boGt-oad were drowned or dashed q
pieces on the rocks. Efforts were made &c
! find their bodies, and ten OF them were re
covered. The drowned men hail principally
from this vicinity, and three or four were
from Quebec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

Cincinnati. The principal ground upon
which the objection was based was tnat INC
crimes CHARGED 10 the indictment, " COM
mltted at all. were committed by Ives ana
stsyner In New York and not In Cincinna'i,
and that 10 try them Ia 0hlo for crimes COM
mntted In ssother state would be Illegal.
There are four counts IN each indictuent-
three for grand larceny and one for emoez-
element. ~
yr. Pugh smiled family aud said; -
take Il Governor Hill has done nothing ABOUT
the reqmsitiou."
"No; but be will give q bearing next
Monday afternoon at o'clock, when all TIE
counsel for and against the requi,tion VIII
be beard"
There il 10 be earring accideuts) meet
ing Of the directors Of the Cincinnati, Hsnll-
ton and Dayton Railroad Company al Nus.
sell SSge's Office to-day fer the purpose OF
choosing 4 president. The director. were
not able to choose a president at their last
meeting, owing TO lack OF a quorum
Iycs's friends on the street Yesterday were
claiming that the Indictment was an in4tru-
ment devised by bis enemies 10 keep him
away from this meeting. which he had made
Arrangements TO control, so that president
in his interest could be elected. They
sIsoayowed that people need not be astonlsh-
ed TO SEQ BIN present, indictment or no IN
| dictmsnt.
| Ives must have known OF the indictment
against him within an hour or two after the
grand Jurors bal voted ayes" lie was seen
| bya friend ut the Aston House cafe al
/ o'clock on Thuisday evening. On Friday
| he and stayuer arrived at the Clifton House,
/ Niagara Falls.
A prominent lawyer remarked last night :
Zone thing about Ives, be never procr',ti.
mates. When in the history OF the word
/ has there been q more audacious thing than
/ the procuring OF frmo OF eminent lawyers
! one OF them the personal aud political
friend Of Governor Hill-to Ole With The
| Governor formal objections to the granting
OF requisition days before the Indictment
was found upon which tue requi'ition could
be based! What did Governor Hlll say
when he received the objections? Did be
ask the eminent counsel how they knew that
an indicimedt was 20 he found against their
clients aud whence they got their iniorma.
ton? And how could he, a. Governor 81
the state, receive and allow 10 be paced on
fle I'm the Executive Department objections
against a document which was not on tle
aud which did not eyisti Did he promise
the eminent counsel that he would do
nothing until be had communicated with
/ tbemfD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

RRAYTON at lngloside, Hanover
county. Va. on The stu n July, Hrs. hAhf
GRYARS, relict " Carter BrGNton and daughter
Of tho Late stephen Sayre. ot Englani, Ia no
elgbty-fourth year ~ her age.
This / know, that whereas was blni now
SEQ"
COGBIIIA-Died, july 10th, A. 3ij i. ", AZ mo
residence ~ her grandfather, Naihan Enbah.'
NELLIE EUBANK. daughter Of tho lato John u:
Cogblil; aged fourteen years one mcnth ana
Twelve days. "
Funerai TO-DAY A. 3 +. VI. from tho Balm
bridge street Baptist church. Manchester.
Friends and scquaistances invited 70 offend.
JARVIS. Died, at twenty minutes 70 o'clock
A. H. Tuasday, July 10 ls,H, 1T the residence
~ his brother ln-law, Bnrwell Jones. IA Porha-
tan county Va, ROBERT II. JARVIS, In tho
nfty-fourth year Of bis age.
Nay he rest Ia pesce.
Montgomery tAial papers please copy.
LEONARD. Died. at his residence in ches-
tsrneld county, July 2ist. A. o'clock L. ",
JOSEPH LEONARD, In the slIty-seyenh year OF
his age.
Tbs funeral will take place from Branches
church THIS Sunday An ERsOON aIo O'clock.
Friends invited " attend.
HcDONOUGH.-Dled. at his residence, 1925
north ssyeuteenih street, July 2Ist, az I. d.,
JABEsV. NCDONOuGH: aged thirty years
lie leaves devoted wife aud fur small chn-
drsn. .,o.,,,.,
Funeral from 81. Peters Cathedral MONDAY,
July 2}d, al $40 7. b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
HOW DID HE DO 1T?
Another Astonishing Performance
by Henry a. Ives.
New York Times.l

Henry 8. Ives's latest evolution indicates
that he is far more than merely young Ma
pOleou OF Finance. Ho Is a prophet
soothssyer, an augur, marvellous ioreseer
OF future events, even when those events are
70 emerge from the dark and secret bosom
Of grand Jury sworn 10 secrecy aud silence.
Discoveries which Dir. Pugh, the public
prosecutor OF Hamilton county, made In
few seconds at Albany Wednesday evening
demonstrate that Ives has been aware from
the start OF every move looking to his in
dictment, and that lie learned OF the indiet-
ments against himself and Stayner imme-
diately after they were found, and several
hours before the grand jury presented them
TO the Court
Before Mr. Pugh left Cincinnati he sent
Drputy-Sheriif Zumstein 70 Columbus to
get a requisilioD FOR Ives and staJner from
Governor Foraker. ZumStein succeeded IN
his mission, and getting on TO the same train
It Columbus came on with MIR. Pugh and
Detective Ryan as far as Albany. There he
got off and left the requisiti1n IN the EXecu-
tive department 10 be cOuntersigned by Gov
eruor Hin. Then be telegraphed TO Dir.
Pugh that Governor Hill would give bin a
hearing on Wednesday evening IN regard to
the reqnisItiOp. Mr. Pugh thereupon went
10 Albany. He was DELAYED on the road and
did not see Governor lilH, nut Ne SAW Cut-
enel Rice, hrs private secretary. and Colonel
RICE gave him the most astonishing .urpri'c
party, he says, that he had ever got in bis
life.
After introducing himself to Colonel Rice,
Mr.. Pugh remarked ina careless Kind OF a
way: al suppose there will be no trouble
about the requistion papers. have bad a
FOOD deal OF experience In such matters, and
| AN sure thst the affidayits aud everything
are all right"
ayes, / have no doubt you have prepared
everything all risht; but here Is paper
which was died here almost Two weeks ago
that nav interest you"
Mr.. Pugh took the paper 10 dumb amaze
meat, wondering what on earth II could be.
Ne costlnped dumb for soue tipe-ip fact,
not tlll he bad read II over bali dozen times
10 make furs that his ewes bad not deceived
him aid ne End bis voice. The paper was a
carefully.drawn legal objection 10 toe grant
ing OF q requisItlon against Henry 5. Ives
and eeorrc II. stayner, signed by Hoadly,
LauteYbach 4 johnson, their attorneys. IL
was dated nearly q week before the mdicf-
ment was presented by the grand jury and
before the press or the public knew that any
attempt was to DO made 70 indict them in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
Norfhamnton Itoms.

Especial telegram 70 lhe DlspsIch'l
CAPE CHARLES, Va. July CIV. b. Fitz'
hugh, proprietor OF the Cape Charles Pio-
neer. made an assignment to-day conveying
10 l.. J. Spady. trustee, for the benefit OF
certain preferred creditors named IN the
deed Of trust, the presses and printIng.ma-
terial Of the Pioneer Office. snd Frank llol-
lis, proprietor Of the Cope Charles Echo,
also made an assignment conveying TO the
same party. as trustee the presses and print
ing material Of the Ecko Office for the benefit
of certain preferred creditors mentioned in
In. deed. Both instruments were admitted
10 record in the county clerks Office.
Rev. W. A. Borum, OF Richmond (Va)
College, VIII commence series OF religious
meetiees tomorrow in Eaityille under the
auspices of the Young Meas Christian Asso-
clauon.
Mrs. Madison Rush, OF Philadelphia, and
Misses Ethel Neely and Laura Fitchett, two
noted and widely>knOnn singers OF Nor
folk, assisted by home talent. Will give mu-
steal concert in Eastyille on Thursday night
for the benefit OF the Young Mems Christian
Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
Prevention of xeIIOHFeVer ia
Florida.
ny Telegraph 70 ne Dlspatchl

tuy telegraph TO the Dispatchl
WASHINGTON. July 2l.-SureeOn-GCueral
HamiltOa was a.ked 10. day what action
would be taken TO prevent the spread OF the
fever m Florida. lie said; The Tehef
measures 10 be ineuSurated by tbe@larme
Hospital Buresu will Include house iaspec-
tion OF the infected villages, and guarding
them for = period % ten days, or unul Inc
fever shall have entirely disappeared; and
also the Gis.nfeciou Of all premises
where the inmates have had fever.
Guards will be Immediately placed TO
prevent refugees from injecting other
places. Pcrsoes wishing 20 leave the Inject
ed villages will have 20 pass The usual deien-
lion Period aud have their clothing iuml-
gated. There are plenty Of ieats ~ lamps,
which will be used for the refugee detention
c.mp. Although no fears are entertsiaed OF
an endemic, the measures nov Instituted
shouid have been commenced last spring,
but IL was oniy Friday that Governor Perry
requested the department. 20 interfere. There
are Al present sufficient funds, aud II tDe
House Of Representatives would ouly pass the
Quarantine bill which has passed tue senate
the entire epidemic fund would be released
whereas nov il Is eaten no by the Necessary
for maintaining guarantees out OF H. rms
bin IA the most farsreaching sanitary measure
ever introduced and ought 10 10 passed inns
mediasely.
:. N n.ssed the senate without dissent and
was uuSnimouslv reported back TO the House
from the Commerce Committee"
Dr. wall, president Of the Husboro'
Comfy BOARD OF Health, will have charge OF
the arrangements At Tampa aud Plant City,
and Dr. j. G.. Porter, United states army,
viii probably be placed In charge al Mana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
baseball Yesterday.
fBy telegraph to the DlspatcLl

Washington:
Washingtons.......O0 90 0 o.
Boslons 90 | y X-3
Rase.hits-- Washmglons, 1 Bostons, 4.
Errors WashlngtOns, 3; Bostons, 4. bat
teries-O'Day and Mack; Sowders and hel'
lev.
Philadelphia:
Phladelphias.. ......0 q 5000 % 0 II
New Yorks.........3 , 900 0 . x-6
-PhiladelphIas, 3; New forks,
II. Errors Phladelpnias. 3; Nav lorks, 0.
Batteries-Sauders and Clements; Neleh
and Ewing.
Detroit:
Dctroits. ...........2 90 . %
Chicsgos. , , 0 o o O-6
Base.hits Deiroits, II; Chicagos, q Err
ors-Detroits, ,; ChcagOs, |. Batteries
Conway and Bennett; Van Altren aud Far
reH.
indianapolis:
Indianapolis. 0 OO11O2 o. 4
Pittsburghs .......0 , 0 2 3 . I-l3
its-Indmnapolis. Q; PittsourghN,
10. Errors-IDdisnapo,is, 3; PittsburZhs,
o. Daueries-IIealy ana Daily; siaey ana
Miller.
Cincinnati:
Cincnusus. al 0 2 0 2 l 0 0-S
Kansas Cly.........0 90 l 90 0 0 o.
Observation-Disclosures Il; Kansas City,
Z. Errors-Cin 4; Kansas CITY. ,.
Ba,tcries-Mullane aud Keenan,; Porter ana
DOu0uUc.
Cleveland:
Clcvelands. 0002S 10 III
Eanmores. 90 3 3 0 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 Baitimores, "a.
Errors levclands, ,; BaItimOres, 3. Bat
terIes-O'Brien and Zmmer; Cunningham,
Burnes. Tr0tt, and Fulmer.
BROOKLYN:
Athlstics............OOO1O0000 -1
Brooklyus. .........O | 0 0 X-1
Observation-Disclosures, II; Brooklyns, 9.
Fr1orS-Athlcucs, 4; BroOklyus, g. Bate
ries- Weyhing and Townsend; Caruthers
and Bushong.
Louisville
st. Louls...........O OOO10 l I Ks
Louisviles.. 0 0 90 0 CO
Base-hts-Lousviiles, 4: st. Louis Z.
rrors-Louisvilles, .; st. Louis, 4. Bate
ries-Hecker and Cook; King and Nilllgan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
wa.btnetss notes.
lnr telarrarh b tns Dl.paich.l


WASHINGTON, July Representative
Fitch. of New York, has received letter
signed By more than 200 et bis constituents ,a'
eDdoripg his advocacy OF the tarin Jill
and promising their support Ia The coming
canvass. 49,,
Mr.. Rsndalps eOnditos to-day was I'M
marked by any decided change.
The senate tariff subcommittee now eA-
pec,s 10 have its tsriI bill ready to repor.
20 the full committee on Tuessay or
"Wednesday. IL 10 expected that the mea-
sure will be reported 10 Ihe senate as
substitu,e fer the h,ll, BIZ within teo
DAYS II al al This ssssssn. TIE mn, oill
reached tie SENATE al 4;2s to-say ana hSs
been referred 70 tbs Finance CemEalhse;
A. bin was iDirosuced 10 rsinbnfss de-
positors 10 tho deinaet freedmsn's ssslugs
and Trust Company and ITS success.
sors 30 oaee, sno 10 psy or cause
70 be paid, under such reguiauens
as said commissioner, wiih the sppisss s,I
Of the Secretary OF tie Treasury, sna,'
prescribe, 10 all dspoaiors Of the Freed
sasB's saving and Trust Company Whose &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
RALEIGH'S B0ODLERS.
CROSS AND WHITE SENTENCED TO The
P1NITEHTIARY.
A Terrible stab6ing Affair; One Man Dead
and the other Horribly
Injured.
Special telegram to ths Disps,ch.l

RALEIGH, N. C., July 2l.-The great trial
Of cross and White, which has been con-
suming interest here for over a week, sas
Al last come TO ifs final termination go lar a.
this court il concerned. The morning was
,pent In preparations for the trial upon the
third bill OF indictment until Il wss learned
that some Of the counts Of III, indictment
the Jury had decided, but others they did
not exactly understand. The Jury was
polled. and 1t was found that they bad
found the defendants guilty on the first
and second counts, and upon the thifd ana
fourth they stood ten for conviction and TWO
for scoulttsl. The solicitor entered nOHe
proSsgid a. 10 the third and fourth count and
the Jury retired upon The first and second
counts alone. TIE defendants entered eX-
cep,ions to al these steps in the trial rs II
advanced. The jury soon returned WIZ a
verdict Of guilty. Pending judgment both
defendants Gross and White made long
statements Of their connection with The
bank and It's liabilities, their motive and
object IN their escape 10 Canada. &c. Cross :
closing sentence was: "WhRteyer misceeds
7 may be guilty OF In connection with the
state National Bank was done TO save an
interested family from ruin and disgrace,
snd have cope ont Of the bank without a
dollar (which Is generally believed.
Mr. W. s. Primrose asked to make state
ment. The Judge said he could not slIo"
that; that he only allowed these other state
menis to be made in mitigation OF sentence
Il was announced that sentence would Dc
pronounced at 3 o'clock and court adjourned
i'm O'Clock. The second case which nae
been begun agsin't the defesdantS was con
tipued til the September term OF the court
The court met again at O'Clock, when hii
Honor Judge Avery pronounced the sen
fence OF the court upon the defendants. The
sentence was seven ysars for Cross IN th'
state penitentiary and five years Tor White
The defendants sppealed.