The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18

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A Passport forty chimne,s wese blown down.
and several smAll AshinT- T-ses~ls went IL Necrs
1he sehooner Nightingale il ashore In I,roAd
cove. and fun ~ water Al Olltown the
ss~eple was blown from the baptist church.
Two @rhccncrx rnt into Seal harlscr and went
ashop on NortoAs island. SEVERAL schooncrr
went ashore u Tenants harbor.
dispatch from Lynn. Macs, says Near
~ the whole city n on strike, 10 tar ~ the
shoc husincss II concerned. The arm NJ G. r.
sweetscr Go. drew UP petition for The
wcskmcn 10 sien, rcnoancing tho Csisrin or
ganixation aud loard OF Arbitration. o. they
would throw on their bclss Tho workmcn re-
piled deAantly, and sent word 10 the Crsspsn
headquarters they wcrc holding the fort.
The City Marshal has removed al tho arms
from the Armofies. There arc lsp shoe nsanu-
featuring firms In tho city, and. II fcur.Afths
shut down, 2,5oo or :, ,noo people will bc thrown
ont of employment. The Crispins werc on
gagged al tho forenoon getting out pricc-list,
their nltinlatnm, but |. will now hc unncccs-
sAry.
The Conway National bank, At Conway.
Mass, has becn destroyed by tra.
The State Savings DAnk, al Trenton. N. j.,
has stopped payment.
West.
Gen. John O'Ncill thc well.known Fcnlan
leader, died Il Omaha, Neh., few daya ago, of
paralysis.
Tho Board Of Trade Of Chicago has adopted
= memorial urging Congress 10 cxtcnd Tho time
for completing tho Northern Pacific railroad
AnAnnock City (Mont.) di.ra.ch says "Tho
BAnnock Indians arc AlArmingly aggressive.
Bands arc roaming over TIM HEAVIER Head coun.
try, tearing down corrals and feeding farmers
hay 10 their horses. The people arc moving
into Hammock from Horse prairie, fearing an
outbreak. Several companies ~ trOops are
needed now At tho head Of Horsc prairie, and
II We don. ~, them Immediately our ranches
viii be deserted aud dentr, scd."
south.
The banks composing tho Clearing House
Association u New Orleans havo rarsed resp
lutions protesting against tho rcmonetixing of
silver.
The business men of Nashville and ihe
other southern cities arc agitstlng the aues
tion of establishing ,lircc, trade with the West
lndiea. A delegation has gone 10 Havana
with that object In yiew.
AZ Concord n.y.. recently, Deputy sheriff
lsuggIca, with possc overlook the notorious
Underwood brothers. who had boon stealing
horses from farmers, aud demanded their sur
render. Tho rnderwocds immediately hred al
TIM party, instantly killing Itngglcr. The frr
WAS returned, wonndlng both outlaws. II Il
thought the t'nicrwunis would b. isnclael y,
the excited farmers.
licasy rains have canscd another .iTc III the
Virginia rivers. The biidgo over tho stanton
river. on tl,e Richmond and Dansillc rad, j,,ss
replaced. WAS asain swept away. the third time
inaide u two months. An Iron bridge over
tho same river, on tho Virginia and Midland
road, between L,nchbnr. and DAnslllc, wa1
also Washed AWAY. This bridge Was destroyed
during tho grcat hood In November, aud but
recently replaced. Tho Roanoke river Il Wei
don, n. G., IL very high, aud tho water rising
1ix 10 eight inches pcr hour. The railroad
bridges IL tllst point Aro threatened.
Robert flshhurnc and Walter \. Harley. of
WAltsrboro, \. g., fought duel near Sasan-
nah, Ga, last week weapons, revoIscrs.
llsrlay WAS fatally shot IN thu abdomen at the
ilfft fro.