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dow, r.r,ra.sat vvee~ii. ,roi-.,r Won man
guarantee me five the.s,rI dollars a year till
/ z.t possession Of the Droosrrv that Is com
ing To ma. and tbsn Won sail have one half
OF that vaa.evsr 10 ara1,,..-s to.r The rich
r,sr ,,r. chair he,ls t--.tf.ar and concluded
that ,~ogll Ia a zoe,l thing 20 do. They
guaranteed youay Nc.vuerry the fvs thou
sand a wear TN ti,s dea., Of his aunt. aud the
young maa ~ once started out 20 nave the
good time which be mad besn piniug f0r In
q few nloaths the aunt disi. aud after a con
test Ia tine courts the coterie 0f rich specula-
t. ir death .-rre revgar.isi sri.5 a decision
Ubirn cave tha4, all tha. nsI bean nominal
ed In toe boud-a comfortable fortune for
each Of them
cal rnauayer. AMI one as th, silreydcst uoli-
ticians .a tb. state ef virhi-an. There Is
roh.4v of i,nro-t,-.o j.. ~. ..a.e tra. hs
doe, n1t know no tr..., .r -., came og poll
t.-s Win which b.is-9- f,r,iar Tnat his
se-v,-,. e-s OF great .s.,l. -a tas senator j,
vi-pes.ed bv rae salary which ha receives
Tho senator r.-rs ,..-sr 20 hin, rre-i-,lv tbe
sum v-ri~a III. r-r.-,l ~.s-e4 q lows es.r, of
it, members ~ c-n-r-. Tie POLITICAL ex-
re~t private -s--r-arv is one II the necessary
sppeataEas ol tae ri-l senator, who IS likely
g. cave q c-a'e,f r re ree'ecti'n- number
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salaries I1 some rf-s tr'y arr ao.er men
ir every way than tre eefars themselves.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24
ANARCHISTS NAY MEET.

rhs Police Must Not lnsergcrc with Their
Gatherings 10 Long A. They Keep
Within the Laws HOunds-lmportant
Decision BY Judge Tulev, of Ch cago-
The Right Of Free Speech II the L e.
Blood OF Freed0m-An Injunction He.
fused On Technical Grounds.
CHICAGO, Jan. l6-1n the case Of tho PC
tit on for an injunction restraining the
city authorities from interfering with
Anarchist meetings, Judge Tuloy deliv-
BRED his opinion yesterday. He refuses
TO grant the injunction asked for,
but at tho Same time, in effect. ex-
pre-. scs his opinion that the police have
no right to forbid the holding Of . public
meeting, or to interfere with its pro
ccedings, 50 long as IL ID not guilty. Of
actually advocating or committing acts 0f
violence or lawlessnesa
The decision states the facts in the case,
which are that the defendants advertised q
public meeting Of the members OF the ChicaRo
Arbeiter bund TO be held December % last q
Plasterer's Hall. Tho police were invited 70 b
present II they desired, and the comnlain
ants alleged that the sole purpose oi
form ng the society was to secure ia
themselves mutual benefit. social inter.
course and polit cal education "a set out In the
| constitution OF the society. Hubbard, chiei
Of police. notified the proprietors Of the
ball that such meet ng Of the sOci
ETY. would not be permitted, and made
threats that no meet ng OF the soci
Oty would be allowed 70 be held II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24

newsboy, that be had amasscd o 10. tune OF
SIS go. the largest portion OF which was
invested In bonds and securities.
The miners at Bromwell. w. Va, and in
the immediate section, over four thousand
in number. went out on q strike on the
18th. The trouble was over load ng care
Mns c. A. RALPH, of Sioux City, la, IN
English woman. rose from the dinner
table on the 18th and shot herself dead.
The New Mexico Legislature on the 18th
by unanimous vote passed . memorial 70
Congress praying for the admissiQe Of that
Territory into the Union.
The report Of o small pox epidemic IN
Denver, COL, was on the 18th positively
denied by the authorities Of that city.
MICHAEL LorTrs, miner at Helena, VI.
T.. had both Of his arms blown OF on the
18th by an cx, losion Of giant powder.
In Dakota and Minnesota the thcrmom
etcr range from 42 to Is degrees below
zero on the lath-the firsLvery cold wealth
or in that region this winter.
FREIGHT trains collidcd on the 18th at
Kent, O., and both engines and ten cars
Of merchandise were wrecked and Engi-
necr Washner. of Gallon, o. was killed.
A ELL giving women the right TO vote
at al municipal elections was killed Ia
the Ohio House Of Representatives on the
18th.
A MAN named Rilenour. who had twice
been convicted aud sentenced to death,
u, on his t.ird trial on the 18th at VIM
c ester, Va, was acquitted.
On the 18th Andrew Shumar, who
for nearly thirty-threc years had been
editorialiy connected with the Chicago
Evening Journal. twenty eight year, as
its managing editor, announced his retire
mcnt on account Of poor health.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24
PECULIAR CUSTOMS.
How Competitive Examinations Are Con
ducted In China.

How Competitive Examinations Are Com
ducted In China.
At Foochow the candidates under
went much suffering, and even death.
One man went mad directly he saw
the themes, and cut himself nearly to
pieces with broken bits Of pottery; q
second also lost his senses and began
to eat mud. On the second day a can
didatc spit blood from over-exertion.
and died. Each student was in sep
arate cell, which was hurriedly run up.
without any proper raised place for
the men to sleep, SO that MANY rolled
of on the damp ground and injured
themselves, while one was stung to
death by a poisonous snake. Thou
sands of students went mp for the ex-
animation, but hundreds were pluckcd
In the preliminary before the literary
chancellor. who was exceptionally So
we're this year. The present examina-
tion rules have been in force for over
q century, and are most strictly ob.
served, no district being allowed more
than a certain number Of degrees. II
any district offcnds. this number Is re-
duced rs punishment; while next
year additional numbers will be allowed
in honor OF the emperor's marriage.
At each examination there are two
chief and two subordinate examiners.
with corps Of eighteen readers, who
90 through all the essays. and submit
the best only to their superiors. Copy
lists then transcribe these essays in red.
The examiners are shut up for five
weeks. Hard-headed students, who
Gun not get through after many efforts,
are accorded an honorary degree when
they reach venerable age-i. e., over
ninety. North China Herald.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24
saw: The TREES.

Tho New York Forestry Commission
Urges tho Stoppagc Or Railway Bulld-
Ing IN the Adir0nlacks as the Only
Means Ut Preserving tho Forests.
ALBANY, n Y, Jan. 15-The State For
estry Commission in their annual report
declare that preservation Of what is left
Of the Adirondack forest depends upon
the complete stop age Of railway bu lding
in that region They say that railroads
are not needed there for commercial
purposes, aud that the forest is SO
important as a resort for invaiils,
as conservator of water supply and
as q moditicr Of climate. to ey nothing
Of its valne as place of re rcation. that
the State is amply justified in prohibiting
any further impairment Of it BY railroads
The commission dcploro the wasteful
policy Of the past in disposing OF fore. gn
lands for practically no consideration.
They advise an annual appropriation for
gradually buying back some of the most
important sections thus squanderea.
They also urge that the bounty for the cult
ure Of shade trees be extended to caves
forest trees
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24
TO SUCCEED THEMSELVES.

Senators Henderson. or Nebraska; Hoai,
Of NJ massachusetts,, and Harris, of Temnes-
ser, Named for Rc-Eicct ON.
LINCOLN, Ncb.. Jan. ll--The Republic
ans Of the State Legislature in caucus
Monday night unanimously nom mated
Senator Henderson for reelection TO the
United States Senate Hon. John A. Nc
Shane. present member of Congress from
the First district, received the unanimous
vote of the Democrats.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. l5.-Isham q
Harris was nominated Monday night bJ
the Democratic Legislative caucus TO sue
ceed himself as United States Senator.
BosroN, Jan. l5-Thc Il pubi.cans and
the Democrats Of the Stat3 Legislature
Monday held caucuses to nominate o
United States Senator The Republicans
renomnated Senator Hoar unanimously by
acclama:icn. TIE Democrats nominated
General T. A. Collins.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24
EIGHT LIVES LOST.
a Blundering Tralnman Causes q Col
lislOn Near Tai madge, O., with Fright
lUl Results.

a Blundering Tralnmam Causes q Col
lision Near Tai madge, O., with Fright
ful Results.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 1i-A frightfuI
wreck occurred on the New York, Penn.
sylvania & Ohio air al near Tallmadgc,
O., at 2:30 O'Clock Menda. morning an
east bound passenger train collid ng with
one section OF q freight train which had
broken in two. l. ght persons were killed
and dozen injured. The list is as fol-
lows:
Killed-Robort Huntington, o. G lion, O.,
passenger engineer: William Walters, OF
Gallon, passenger fremen: j. T. Rushford. OF
Gallon. freight brakeman; w Il am Lundy, Of
Salamanca n. r., Wells. Fargo & Go. express
messenger; three Chnamrn; Mary Ann Lyon,
Of Idaho. aged s'x, ticketed second class TO
CHEEKY Creek, Y. Y.
Injured-David Thomas, OF Gallon. baggage
master. badly injured at first reported killed;
Robert Owen, OF Kent, rsws6oy, one shoulder
disiocated and bad cuts ard bruises; Sam
Douglass, engineer, Of Cal on, travel ng in
passenger coach. leg and head Gu. ana bruised.
burned about the abdomen: james lloyd, OF
Paterson. N. J., severely hurt on head and
back; George Shaw. OF Gallon. freight brake
man, cut aud btu sed: Thomas Fairfax (col-
ored), OF Cleveland, leg broken in two places
below the knee and bad cuts on head. Other
passengers, whose names were not learned,
received slight injuries.
The freight train had broken in two and
the crew mad resorted to the common cx-
pedient Of doubling tho grade. The
fagman who had been sent to guard tho
rear section misunderstood the signals
and came in before the track was clear. The
freight had barely got under motion when
the express came along. The passenger en-
ginc was smashed into bits and Engineer
Huntington AMI Fireman Walters were
terribly crushed. "A comb alton baggage
and smolSing-car and a coach took flre inn
mediately after the crash. In the smoker
were eight Ch;namen. Five were pulled
out alive. but half dead from fright.
Three were never seen after the collision.
Bones and bits of charrad flesh gathered
up in bag were all that was found Of
them. A INST pathetic scene at
tended tho dcati Of little Mary Lyon.
She was an orphan and was being sent
through to relatives in Cherry Greek, n
Y. Edward Peltzer. q passenger on one
Of the sleepers, took much interest in the
little girl aud when the crash came his
drst thought was OF her. ue found her
wedged down by seat, the
flames already surrounding her. This
so unner2ed Mr. Peltzer that he
threw himself upon the ground and
s0bbed. Another eyewitness IS that
the little girl, whose shrieks were heart
rendlng, released herself just before the
fire got to her, and for moment groped
wildly about, then fell over chokcd by
smoke. the flames quietly coming III to
complete the dreadful work.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24
A Debtors Clear Logic.

Gould you manage to pay me what
you owe mep' asked one travelling man
of another.
Yes. l might, but you may as well
wait for it. y
II like your GOODNESS"
My dear fellow, you are really bet
ter off as it is. You don't doubt that
am going to pay you this money, do
your
Not the slightest"
And if were to give it to you now.
l would only borrow it again.
That's more than likely.
And the next time borrowed il
might not pay you at all. So you see.
son are safer as tits. ."-Merchdut 1rar.
CIR.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24
A Brutal Negro Lynchod.

BRHINaiHAN. Ala, Jan. lG-Meadc VS.
tha negro accused Of sssaulting Mrs. Kel
lum and killing her child near Pratt Mines
was lynched by his captors Tuesday morn
Ing. Mn. Kellum afterward said that she
was positive he was the guilty man, bu
she had refrained from fully identifying
sponsible for bis death at the hands OF Z
mob. Mr.. Kellum wrote On open letter Il
his fellow citizens at the Mines askina
them TO respect his wife's wish and Nj
own and let tho law take it, coussA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24

RECENT dispatches from the Congo
brings news Of sanguinary revolu-
tion in Uganda. The English and
French missions in the kingdom have
bc.n destroyed, the missionaries bare
ly escaping with their lives. There has
been general massacre Of native con-
vcrts. and Christian influence. which
had obtained such a stronghold through
tho efforts OF Stanley and others. has
been swept away and the Mohammedan
power restored. The Arabs threaten
to cxterminate the missionaries in
Central Africa. declaring that Chris
tianity shall be driven from the land.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24
STANLEY AGAIN REPORTED SAFE.

Tho British Governncnt said to Have
Received POsit ve Information to This
Enuct - Tho Explorers Whereabouts
Kept secret.
New YoKK, Jan l5.-Cable specials from
London state that the Government has
positively received letters from Stanley,
and that the safety of the explorer is be-
yond doubt
LONDON. Jan. Is The Chronicle asserts
that the Government will be informed Of
Henry NJ. Stsnlcy's safety long before the
New York Worlds expedition led BY
Thomas Stevens can reach the east coast
81 Africa, and that in tho meantime re-
cent letters from Staney will be pub
!ished in London. There arc certain
reasons, the Chronicle says, fer kccpin.
secret for tho present the whereabouts Of
Tho ex DlOrer
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24

THE English law OF libel has been
recently amended by Parliament The
new amendment makes the proceed
ings Of public meetings. II accurate.
privileged publications, in case the
meeting is one OF public interest and
concern. Hitherto the newspaper
publisher in . prosecution for libel
was compelled to prove that the mat
ter complained of was published for
the public benefit; now it would ap-
pear to be that the plaintiff must
prove the matter not to be Of public
benefit In many cases this might
easily be done.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24

THE mackerel and halibut Of the
New England coasts are leaving those
waters. The fishery reports for the
year 1888 show a falling of of about six
million pounds in the catch of those
two kinds Of fish. So long as the her.
ring fisheries continue productive.
however, the packing-houscs on the
coast of Maine will be able to supply
the market with genuine French sar-
Liues, as usual
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24

IHE most disastrous accidents Of
1887 were due to railway collisions.
During 1888 the majority Of whole
sale fatalities was caused by storms,
floods and shipwrecks. Several ocean
steamers went down with hundreds OF
passengers, storms and floods in Mexi-
co and China counted their victims by
hundreds. and like disasters of lesser
magnitude were reported from every
part of the globe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24

A BOHEMIAN mechanic has built a
bed that. as soon as laid upon. begins
playing airs from Auber and lulls the
occupant to sleep with seolian sweet
ness. At the hour set for rising it
changes its tactics and thunders forth
one clashing march after another until
relieved of tho sleeper's weight
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24

The ordinary Brooklyn IN. Y.) man
appears to stand q blow with consid-
erablc serenity. Two gas reservoirs
containing $4,000 cubic feet OF gas
blew up the other evening. and the re-
port states that tho night watchman.
sixty-Eve years old. "was in the midst
Of danger, but simply had his hat
hl0wn nfr -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24

TIE career OF Government clerk is
fairly typiiied in the case Of James
Evcleth. tho veteran OF the War De
partment. He began working for the
United States in 1929 at $500 q year.
In 1886 he was given $1,000 q year;
in 1850. $l,26o n year; from 1851 to
1873 he WAS paid $1,000, and the next
year he was promoted to $1.60l In
1864 he was given 1880. and in 1885.
on account of advancing age. he was
reduced to $1,000 There he is now at
about eighty years Of age. and there he
will die. unless, perhaps. he live long
enough TO suffer further reductions.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24

IT is no wonder that foreigners con-
sider the English language so difficult
to master when We think of the great
change that single letter makes in
the pronunciation Of it. The letter c
changes lover into clover. d makes a
crow a crowd. k makes eyed keyed, g
changes son into a song. transforms
u pear into pearl, changes hoe
into q shoe. makes bough bought, "
makes omen into women.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24
Cant PAY Their llehts.

BRocKToS, Mass, Jan. lh-Reed Bros,
proprietors of the rolling mill ana tack
plant on Crescent street. will probably
90 into insolvency. The works have been
alta ched T. 500, and the men, atout sew
enty In number. have quit work as the :
wages were not promptly pari. There is
Q mortgage Of $25, 600 on tho mill. Their
liabilities are said 10 be about s.5 Oya
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24

THAT was quite an excusable slip of
the tongue which young orator
made ut the imperial federation meet
ing in New York the other evening.
She, he said, referring to Canada,
has completed her twenty-first year;
she has attained 10 her manhood
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24

THERE has just been consecrated in
Philadelphia o church for the exclusive
use Of the deaf It is the first and
only place Of worship in this country,
II not In the world, that is managed
entirely by deaf mutes.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24

; A MONUMENT has just been erected
in Sherburne, Chenango County. N.
T., over the graves OF Colonel William
S. Smith and his wife. He was fav-
oritc aide-de-camp Of General Wash
iugton. und took part in twenty-five
battles Of the revolution, having en-
tered the patriot army ut the age OF
eighteen years and served through
the war. His wife was Abigail Adams,
the only daughter Of the second presi-
liant
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24
The Elect ra. Count.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 1o-The Presidential
electors chosen at the election in Novem
ber ret at the State capitals Of their
respective States and went through the
legal fol .nality OF casting their votes fol
tho candidates for President and Wee
President whom they represented,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24

THERE are in Connecticut in pro-
portion to its population, a singularly
large number Of old people. of whom
goodly number arc women. This
would seem to indicate that its rcpu-
tation rs |. land of steady habits is do
x,nS ,nl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24

THOMAS A. EDIsoN's capacity for
work does not seem to decrease as he
goes on in years He frequently re-
mains at his desk until two or three
O'Clock in the morning. then catches q
few hours Of sleep in his Office and is
at his tasks again bv eight.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24
Fat., Elevator ACCIDENT.

THOR, N. Y. Jan. IA Hoosc Falls
special to the stand I'd state, that William
Carr Il and boy, name Bostley, were
lied by the fall Of an elevator at the
Wslter A. Wood Moving Machine Works
Monday morning Ahern and Jansen, the
other passengers on the elevat 4. We're
seriously injured 1t is thought they will
1io
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24

NEW YoRK, Jan. IA special in tie
NJ Ill and Express, dated Port-au-F Prince,
January 8, says: ''The indemnity asked
. for by the owners Of the Haytien Republic
has at last been settled. The amount Is
el2O,NOO. Ottlis $4,000 was paid day
in cash, &3O, 900 is due March and $4,000
Juna ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24
An Ice Famine Threatened.

NEW YoRK. Jan. l5.-Raitroads through
out the country are bee, ming alarmed
over the prospect Of q short supply OF ice
next summer, and the Pennsylvania
lines prodose TO import il from Canada.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-24

NINE. PATTI-NIcoLINI has at Craig
y-Nos huge automatic music-box
which plays all the great operate arias
of her rcpertory.