The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-23

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Iii setrssAa th~ shock wAs quito -.
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rssii.. The duration IL the ,ho~h VI Port
isandsil. ianklnn Ansnes, aud Springfield. psh..
was about aus mihute. and the dsrssssnn ~est
IL .asi. All The Indian agencies ihr ttrvs wrir
overturned, and good. on shelves IN sraler~'
stores shaken IN. There wAs great excitement
smtng whites and indian&. AT NAnk,on The
glass hi many III the windows WAS hrok~n hy
tho shock. and many people ru.hed from their
houses in great fright.
r.. Ii keatur. formerly of tho Western ann
Works, ~ Chicago, has turned mp Ia ioko,
hama, japan. Their. IL M extraiitian treaty
between the United states and japan.
Frank nsndc. tho desperate who rsundered
ani murdered near 0alc~bnrg. and later Il NJ.
rlmo. Ili.. has u last been caught, In IT.
Louis. Mo-, one day last week. ! pawnbroker
nan,ed Wright sent ono IL hir clerks to notify
4 policeman that man who WAS wanted WAS
negotiating the redemption Of avAlisc pa~ncd
some iime before. Officers White and iiclfcr-
nan, both heavy, strong men, responded, and
a. they entered the shop Wright pointcd out
lie man. Az they reached for their prisoner
la pulled pistol from holt.r. HencrnAn
grabbed the risiol hanh anu White the ether.
With Tie agility IL An athlete thu desperate
n.sar iungo forward partially freeing him
NAlf aud tired White VA. shot in the leg, tho
,4li seyrring the Ytmorai artcry, ana tno niood
gushing mt Ina stream. WriRhtana his clerk,
a man named iIe~~ joined tho fight, both using
tsNolsrrs, Tho clerk waschin. hi~ chances. 70
ei IL hi the policeman, firud rustrAl rlutr
,ns taking eject Iii the despcra.los leg.
Wright lad attempted 10 take carr IL a man
vino Lad come III With the slerpefalo. hut liz
took Illsht ou the entrance IL thu ufliecrs, hut
III before firing IN them omen or twice All
alsaa Iangs, Tho man who had made 1,,eh Il
pleeks hsLt finally fell. shot through the iefi
lung, Al liz lay on III. iioor no looked mp
eaally III IIeffsfHan ailA said ~ half ninnt.
nanra wuuld have cooked Your suere.' The
prisoner gave hi name a. Frank lsAn,ie. ~al
Il. VA ID WARS III asr. and that hc came ftum
tls Eaet When srLe.l where h. lived. he told
The officer. la 10 ~ h. III had gotten In hin
s.fh, he said. before the. could put the rope
aanani H. mex. aud that VA. satisfaction
enul.gh tar HIM.
Tho policeman who was shot III HI. Louis hy
ihe nlatlaa .suis, Will, resisting arrest, har
.lare liesl III Iii. wound.
risii, Letter 4 o.. of Chicago. hasa en-
aasei taap great Exposition building FIR their
,as~ etafe. AMI In fes days will he ready far
business.
south.
tsloft eehlcs by way ri Galveston that
lasnl linllin, with small party IL scouts.
erns~.l TIN Iip Gransle near thu mouth of tho
fteos river. and nas attacked BY body of 100
Indians and compelled 10 retreat. Loss not
stated. Col, Young has left Fort Clark With
100 sasalr, to reinforce Eullis.
EA.tunstessnan kn,alls ald ex-lseyenno
t',liees"r Carpenter. IN trial nj Columbia, y.
6, thu former for bribery and thu latter for
foin.fs, have hetn found guilty.
~ nas ~ Galveston NO yet tho following
ne~s fsnm ile Texas border Several large
parties, ohe u them composed ef thirty five
hl,eaA. lave crossed into Texas 10 raid II Ii
r.iiiseft that tul, NlIareai has invaded McKee,
fifty ntlles above slaiamnras. III tho lnt.l.s, of
aen. isc.'tetio ind Leftlp and 10 stir llp
revolution IN TamanlpAs. Lieut.. nnlli.
DESTROYED III Inslian camp II Naragossa. A
party u MeastAns and Indians from Vhihnahua |
at.d Northern Mexico have cruassl into TeAAs
On thr aar.raih, Ill revenge for TIN invasion by
Lieist Hnis. Tho latr1l froin III rA.o county |
u that tle .nsiae regnn |. unler thu control Of
= Mexican inah Lafke. by MexieAns south of |
the ns.r. def,ing the United states Authori. |
tiss. and claiming aleglanc. ii tho Mexican |
ilHg. The trial III den. Eecoletlo 1t Browns
vile, fur violation II tho United States Neusral
.ts law resulted hi h. nclnittAl.
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