Iowa South West (Newspaper) - October 2, 1875, Bedford, Iowa THE IOWA VOLUME OCTOBER NUMBER NEW GROCERY STORE One Door South of Post HORACE IN Groceries and CANNED DRIED DRIED DRIED Highest Cash Price Paid for Country IMC Successor to Richards DEALER IN FANCY DRY DRESS Hats and Boots and We keep constantly on hand a full lino of MERCHANT TAILOR A 1 Tailor to cut and All work Also a room full of x Carpet I shall feudally in receipt of Goods to meet the wants ol Taylor and adjoining counties Chan buyers especially solicited to examine my which will be Bold as low aa the Jfo Trouble to Show WEIR IN DRY Dress Gents General FURNISHING House Our Stock will he found complete at all and prices us low as the No Trouble to Show IF YOU WANT GOOD BOOTS AND AT THE City Shoe Store Corner Main and Green P CO o o 5 H X H o o H 03 03 Private Signal Debility and as the result of In in and all the private cither in or permanently cured To nil youn men we would say cto not keep this to yourself and your it ims gapped the vitals aud left you a wreck of a curse 10 yourself and a burden to society If you arc entangled in the of any dec trom He anil apply institute for treatment aud become more a human Cures All and Impediments to with and A great medical book and secrets for the ladies and Sent free fot 9 Address Joseph Francis Second and It is said that the State of New York has had frost every month this Peter in Cincin WHS burned Henry Wilson declines to accept a nomination for Governor ol lias found the best qual ity of coal in end iron in vast Alexander suspected his wife at proved an and was discharged from cus Preston Meek committed suicide at himself to death by cutting the main artery rf the At Rock Adam a was run over tmd killed by a freight Ho drunk and went o sleep on the His body cut in mob of bushwhackers took posses sion of the town of on the night of Thomas Sweeney was stabbed in the nnd Stone wos found dead at Moores At a was culled out of his borne to attend a when he was shot at nnd and afterwards chloroformed and robbed of a gold He will probably re The Now and Chicago the Union Depot nt Kansas were destroyed by tire September The remains of an unknown man found in the with partial an elderly was tOWA formerly of the Fifth Iowa WHS chosen Vice President for of the Society of the Army of the at its recent at Sheridan is President of the A now hank called Iowa National has been organized in Dos with a capital of Love is and George The new bank will commence business about October Thirtyfive stone cutters who were en gaged on the new State wnre paid off and discharged on the 33d of on account of the scarcity of the high water preventing opera tions at the The Southern Iowa Synod of the Presbyterian embraces all the churches of the denomination in this State south of the Northwestern Rail from the Mississippi to the Mis The Synod will assemble in October The case of Abbio of Eddy against the was tried in Keokuk at the recent term of and was decided in favor of the Railroad It was the caac in which sued the Company for damages tcr the death of her son who was killed in the accident at Comstocks in October of last Senator of has a fine collection of fancy articles Cleaned from various which she pro poses to exhibit in the Iowa Department of the great Centennial fair in Philadel next The ladies who have charge of pur interests ior the Centen are industriously at mined that Iowa shall not take a bank seat in the great fair of all ITEMS OF Germany has nearly more women thau The English Parliament passed 00 315 aud 7 private acts during the last It costs Canada it piece per annum to board her It costs the United States over j Oregon papers report that the run ot salmon on the Upper Colambia this year has been larger thau ever new school law provides that for like services of male and female like salaries shall bo Bishop Harris says the membership of the Methodist Church during the pust year has increased about Princeton looms up among the first class Universities of the Her Freshman class this year numbers and had both legs cut off above the his hips and otherwise He was not expected to Jacob stepped to the front of a moving train of cars Poverty pud poor health are supposed to have been the He leaves a wife and four A daughter lay dead in his house he committed At a man named Colting was awakened hy a who with a cocked pistol asked Colting H reefed the trump to a bureau containing acd the tramp laid down the pistol to search the when Colting seized the pistol aud shot him A special reports that the town of is entirely swept but no lives A letter from the steamship and railroad agent at In reports 200 horses swept and the steamship and railroad which cost is almost a total two hundred lives are who without provo cation shot his uncle a few weeks since at ADU lias been con of murder n the on He was sentenced to confinement for life in the State He is but 15 years of He said on going to The old Judge may go to Ill he pardoned out in 25 or 30 The boiler of a portable engine at to a threshing machine near De exploded on the 22d killing Ward engineer fire and Adam and injuring Michael and The head of the boiler was blown through the side of the and through the kitchen into the sitting The body of the boiler was blown through the demolishing the The cause is supposed to have been a defect in the flues of the The announcement of the death oi who attempted wife mur der and suicide at New is The physicians who were first after the tragic occurrence fouad him m a con which was mistaken for All their skill was directed to saving Garlands aud it was not until two other physicians arrived that the astonishing discovery was made that Garland still Pieces of his skull were removed from the brain and windpipe sewed when lie was able to He may possibly recover Governor nays that the surplus grain raised in Kansas this if loaded in would make a train miles Champagne is now from goose coal oil and rhubarb sweetened and fortified with potato A Louis physician offered u eward of for an authenticated from eating ripe water ease of death The English language is more spoken than any other of the civilized Even iu there are few shops where English is not to the reports made ti the National Grand the Odd Fellows are nearly half a million strong in this country at the present Providence is making rides ior the Turkish aud the factories will furnish the bayonet scab Providence The sheep breeders ot Ohio and West ern Pennsylvania have a perma nent which will hold meet ings regularly The results of recent experiments in coffee culture in California conclusively coffee can be in portion of that State where the soil is Last mouth new postal routes were es involving a and old oues were discontinued which resulted in a saving of Icar the total cost of mail service the rate of 838 A museum in has come into possession of a large number of Indian lately found in Lewis and Maury arrow scrapers for dressing stone stone all made of line with a great many hoes made of The Mci chants Bank of has brother of the Right is Reinforcements to the number of 000 will go to Cuba by November So says a dispatch from The principal manufacturers of Paris havo hold n meeting in favor of the Philadelphia Tito which picked up the of the has totally wrecked on Entry A South Australian telegram oi 20th states that the harvest prospects are The wool clip is Five thousand Turkish troops have started for on the frontier ot The nro throwing up extensive and Montenegro havo notified the powers of their determination to remain in thu troubles between Turkey and Northwest The police iu Madrid havo discovered several secret repositories of arms and which are supposed to bo intended for tho socialist r The Municipal Court of Berlin has sentenced the editor of the ail Ultramontane to five months for an article insulting to tho and inciting a nee of tho Tho Spanish Envoy at tho Vatican is instructed that the Madrid Government will bo but It will re spect but at the same time protect tho rights of the It Is believed that tho Vatican will finally abate its Tho London Timet ol September publishes a letter dated at which contains some details of the insurrection in Northern and of the fugitives who have taken refuge in A It says tho causo of the sudden failure of tho movement is attributed to the fact that the insurgents wore not without arms and ammu and also that many re mained Two Austrian commis sions have sent to ascertain from the refuges the causes of the The latter stated hat tho Turks fearing that the insurrection would spread to arrested the elder of the villagers and sumo of the most entm men under tho that wore accomplices of the were finis in one and were only released payment of a largo Upon the threatened repe tition of those outrages tho villagers fled to the mountains with their families and flocks and prepared to Tho assumed the character of retaliation up to a date as recent as August but the next day thu insurgents fled in con sequence of the mass of emigration which had set The fugitives dis claimed any connection with tho insurgents nnd declined they never should have thought of rising if they Imd not been The London of September 23d has a letter from Madrid giving the fol lowing interesting news from Spain The new ministry belong to what is called tho Union ol Liberty formed by ODonnell from the best elements oi the then conservative aud liberal They come into the Cabinet with clean hands and a reputation for ability and The correspondent ascribes the change in the ministry not only to dis sensions on tho question ot but to the distribution of some highly lucra tive posts in Cuba nnd the which were sought by all not only with avidity but and it is said persona The Mod party are furious over their and have been very bitter in the ex pression of thoir opinions since being Their behavior will havo the effect to disgust the King and the country with their and The tide oi feeling is setting in the right and all things point to the liberty party us the one most likely to form a wise anil just Senor of has moderated many of his advanced and in all probability his luihn and not will offer The statistical of tho United Kingdom for ISTI supplies a series of tables showing the growth of the rail way system in and In Scotland and and in tho United Kingdom ns n from 1800 to Tho length of tho lines in England and Wales nt the end of 1871 was 023 nn increase of about miles in tho fourteen years the total paid up was an in of tho total number of passengers convoyed during the including season ticket was more than throo the number carried in 1800 the truffle re were as compared with in 1800 thu working expenses wore as against leaving tho nut traffic re of passengers and goods nt for an increase of in thu fourteen length of now lino opened oanh year has varied considerably sincu but the average has boon 288 miles a The total paid up capital has increased an tho rate of upward ol 000 but iu this also there has been a groat and lust year tho increase was eighteen The annual rise in tho number of passengers lias equaled twenty and a half but in this tho variation has boon con tho increase In 1872 being whereas last year it only 23 The increase in the total traffic which in 1873 and 1873 had ranged between throe and four was only n little more than a million lust In the no traffic ro there was a decrease last year of as compared with tho preceding accompanied hy his the young man ranched his home iu this lie ia getting on ns wcl possible under tin Suit hike twelve In Scotland thu total length of line open in 1874 was tho annual Increase of line being in about the same proportion as in Eng Tho paid up in Britain in 1874 was as com pared with in Tho number of passengers was an of nearly in tho 14 The gross receipts wore more than double those of while the working expenses had risen from Iu 1800 to 352 in and thu net traffic receipts from to Ireland lias the smallest length of lino tho three divisions of the United King and tho annual increase of new fine in also in a smaller Last year the total length opun was being increase of 800 miles in tho 14 The wNich stood nt twenty a in l nearly thirty millions tho total number of in 1874 at having risen at the rate of nearly half a million an during the 14 Tho total traffic receipts were as compared with in 1800 tho working expenses had risen frm to and tho net traffic receipts from jg Looking at ho tables for the whole of the United Kingdom wo find that the total length of line open at the close of last year was an increase of about miles in 14 Tho total paid up capital amounted to an increase of 12W in thu 14 Tho total of passengers had from 573 in 1800 to in or from per mile in 1HOO to per milo in The total ro for the whole which in 1800 stood at hud risen in 1874 to while tho in the receipts per milu had risen from in I 800 to in 1874 Tho total working expenses last year wore as compared with in In addition to the actual receipts lor on the lineu there were receipts in 1871 from steam and other miscellaneous sources amounting to Morn Tho that an increase of establishments tends to give the farmer a higher price for his produce is not Were a community to furnish water land and the buildings for those would establish a factory In their or themselves establish It hy fanning an association ami each subscribing suffi cient stock ID secure Us tho benefit would come back to them In two forms that of greater profit for their produce and higher prices for their Tho urging tho of woolen factories in that says If the people ol wear out pounds ill per in is a costs them cunt of tho proceeds of the pounds produced in tho which a largo to pay for the manufacture of the pounds into If any one doubts let him a calculation fur Lot him tske from the coal price of panta tho market valuo of tho amount of wool in sue what proportion of ha cost to the Tho result may astonish but ho cannot got Tho San Francisco In ken up the and adds Without any extended argument it will bo sufficiently obvious persons capable of dealing with c sub that the community which its own raw material will have ah immense advantage over a which exports its luis redounds to thu benefit of thu If lor in were producing raw iml IMII to export it lor nnd then Import tho manufactured thu cost to the consumer would bo by thu freight both thu cost of the commissions of and so if by tho would employ homo labor ami furnish remunerative occupation to a large number of money kept in circula Tho amount of tion among ua would he proportionately wonM diminish our de upon foreign ol and lower the rate of ex changes against Tho of reni would liu enhanced whenever wer of Ancient selves for seats iu the Spanish Cortes and become powerful supporters of a liberal Thu majority of of the aimy support the prudent regime ami desire to put an end to the As to the state of feeling in the it is simply one of utter weariness and There is very little of national though plenty ol provincial feeling left n the if I Harriet Hosmer is at work upon the largest group in marble she ever worked for tho Climatic Changes in Tho winters in Russia are becoming colder every and the summers hoi more and less na is clearly proved by to the destruction of the woodlands which for merly abounded in the southern The clearing of these lands has such UH enormous amount of evaporation that many once capacious water courses have become mere swamps or arc cum The Dnieper becomes every day more and its tributaries arc no longer worthy of the name of streams The has frequently been but the dried condition o the earth in many places iu Southern makes it a matter of much Energetic are about being adopted to overcome this difficulty by scientific Mary persons that Min nie Sherman Fitch through special of the been permit ted to get her Khedive diamond neck lace out ol the New York Custom House without paying thu large duty on the She hua not yet adorned her with the al though she several interviewed Secretary times on the Congress will have to act on Hie Blatter next The jewels are quite BC curu in the Custom as burglarious operations are so nu merous just it is perhaps better to leave them there than to risk them with in the walls of a privalu resi The Peekskill Iron and Wining Corn pany has passed into the hands of a Terrible nidi 11 Near Lake a settlement lit tho south end of a terrible occurred a few days between two young men of nnd Burrills surveying parly and a griz zly which resulted almost fatally to one of the young Frank of this It appears that nn the night previous to the adventure u 1uar had been prowling about the and in tho morning young n npu nicd by Howland ded in search of thu They trucked bruin to u thicket of which they concluded to set fire to and then up on a neighboring ledge of from which tn shoot at him should come They stepped n f fuut into tho when dime upon a huge she grizzly with a Young Lowe being near her WHS seized by lug and fell As ho full she caught his bend between her ponderous the teeth ol one being deeply embedded near his left while he teeth of the other lacerated the right cheek and broke his lower who hail fallen iulo Hie brush over Iho monsters by this himself and given bruin a charge of buckshot in the but without much When Lowo his with both hammers vras lying with the under his but he managed to get it turned upon tho and pulling thu trigger sent a heavy charge of buckshot into She loosed her grip and rolled over apparently Stevenson as Lowe to last Our ol Arizona mnl Now Mexico will not in the as havo In the between themselves all the nnd glory of having been the theatres of a Lincoln steps to the front in claiming an share of such in substantial ion of her hiero glyphic atone Im before on the linu of the and on thu about half way between the two relics of a civilization of those kinds were us are of thu which can ho Inspected by those feeling a curiosity in thu Thuy are com posed of a gray and figured with indeli ble coalblack figuring is and IIH plain the figures on porcelain just taken down from n mer chants We havi not peen ol tho stone Tho were on a level three feel beneath the will had been constructed lor a The discoverers wens excavating gravel to level up the railroad track when they struck upon the interesting Tlie spot in just beneath an overbuilding point of on which have been curved charac ters in the having been obliterated by the erosion ol time may disclose relics slill more It would seem thai the ingenious race who manufactured specimens of art should havo known something of thu immense silver deposits in thu at thu busu of which they hud their lions but if thuy weru workers in precious DID evidences to be TIM Nicw Heel Cattle f to Choice Wlit No Western to choice yellow Win ter 0 rni No 1200 Beef to Red
