The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

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II Il reported from New yorh that IRE oa
The steamship llcsmatn, during ,le trip frem
iheancn damaged the esrgo ts.npo. TIE crvs
wr working many honfa before the IN. eas
eAtinrnithetl, shs passengers Ia The neantine
.~ng ervstls alarmed,
II IL rerost-i frcm New iafk That "Duvn.r
4 ~. John. drug brokrs Al No. ~ Cellar street
have failed. and made an assignment 10 q. W
Alca,t. Liabilities estimated Al t200,ono. Tho
house il well known, and has done an extensive
business. The failure Ma rrecipi,xted W shr
broLer. Who held considerable amount of ihe
firms PAPER. Aleott says pnnning now eues
the firm 42a.ooo."
4 Hartford tct.) dispatch, of Jan. 10, reports
4 seruns railroad accident ON the Connecticut
Western railroad just beyond Tarin,ile, about
ten mica from Hartford, at NJ o'clock that
evening" An excursion train returning from
the Moody aud saukey meeting At Hartford
tell through trcstle bridge nto the Farming
ton river. Two engines. one baggage aud three
passenger car. went down. The bodies VI two
mon and three women had becn recovered, and
others we're supposed 10 hc III tho wreck.
Gen. George H. Mcclellan was inangnraiel
Governor u New Jersey, Jan. 10, At Trenton.
About i5,ooa persons assisted, tho procession
being quite imposing. Whei, Gen. Mcclellan
had taken tho oath ~ oficn ~ Governor. mud
delivered hia inaugural. which wa~ frequently
Mrplanded. ho returned 10 lhe Executive chan,-
a.. a
phis presented an address, signed by 2,0ib
members. The same party nlso presented him
with silver medal made from \ half-iollar
picked up IN thu inld ~ AniieiaiL
rHmnui ihwlcs. editor II thc Springfield ~
p,s'dirun, died Jan. III, after lingering ilnesr.
during which hope. of his recovery were NJ
times entertained, but which lssterly left no
encouragement for the anticipation II favor
able resnli. Ills aye VA IL s.ata.
sesen freight cars and ain passenger ear
wrie llfuNn from tim ifurtlu IL The uga1nA.
hnrn md Portland railroad nj Fishers cte@.its
recently and wrecked. sss.ral passengers we're
injured.
An t.rlas has been ihz,led Il, the New York
supreme Court poslrenlng fer ~ists day. The
.nlc u ihr E,o RAILWAY. simultaneously. M.
oihe. snil has ht.n commenced rs nnt,ker
" stockholders. Win wish h ou.t Mr.. Jeo.tt.
the receiver, upon allegations ~ imrfo,idenee
and misnlanafemeli.
4 grand banquet war given 10 serretaf,
iIrlston NJ Boston. lat nrek.
III IAsAtrm, in~i ua.l, an in,menap ,,taAs
meeting. attended t. s.npp wnrknnnen, wis
held hlnn thu historic Common, aud fe-nln.
ilons .efa parsed demanding The opening ~,
II public noii.. IN of.ler that immediate ein.
rlnsintni might he gisen 70 tho neei,. tho
extension II outdoor f.ii.f t. al Who could
mt thus " assiriei. tho repeal ~ The Ias tlI-.
franeising thoWo Who receive relief f,nm the
rit, within twelve months preceding MI el.e.
tion. the prohibition af prison labor from en
teiing Into competition Nth honoai labor. and
the presentation of n petition from tl,e I'll,
Government 10 Congress asking ~ Aplfptria-
tion u ras for tle transportation " working.
men IL III. E;,iorado II Tho West.
West.
The National Convention nf tho ijrckisyera.
rnion assembled ut Quincy. H.. on the iiih
inst, Charles iihl, u Indiana, prcsiding.
The LsnAing honte II Chnrnus A Lnhois, ~
CArinslll.. III, has suspended
4 fir. IN the stock sliui. of Holman 4 Fair.
banks, NJ Terro ilsutc, Ind, burned 2J7 head
Of cattle. and badly injured i7s more. Tho
loss Il aton. $4,000. fully coveted by inri,r.
ance III fifteen comraIies.
A nAlt Lake dispatch rays In November
man named iihudon WAS killed by thu Han.
mock Indians NJ iloss Fork. Idaho. The IN.
dians hase b.cn threatening trouble rlIee.
Tho murderer WAS captured. Jan, y, by esps.
liainbridne. commanding fnft Hall. since which
tho Indians we're nnfe hostile ihsn before.
Col. john u. smith of thu fo,ittecnth infan.
try. was rei,t ~ Font Hall rome time aye to In.
dnre tho surrender III the murderer. Int MAS
,i,lsueesssfal Maj. Hart. with three conran
lea of the Fifth Cavalry. arrived Al Hos. f.sk,
aud. together With three companies u thu
Fourteenth Infantry, surrounded tho encamlr
mint II tho IiAnnockH Oh shake rIycr. and d..
,nandsd their surrender. which they Areeesied
10 quietly. Ffty.hsu bnehr. some nrins. aud
$50 hafses we're taken.
Es-tios. Washbufii. ~ Wisconsin. has Just
nnda tender 10 the st#tr " nis beautiful
residence property ~ Fdgewood. two nnle.
tFblA sbAAiseHts bII Nhlueh ~ THWsWNL ~ tHe
riic fur Nj industrial seiioul for gifia.
A decision has been rendered b, tho IlIinoI@
Supraine Court, In tho loitg.ii,iHsted matter
involving tho tiiic ~ Christ Episcopal Church.
Chicago, II which Itev. nr. Cheney (now i
Reformed Episcopal Bl3hop, ~As rector and
which was claimed hy Iilslop Whlioiouse. ul,
account II Mr.. chen,s hercsy. Tho d..
cnion fully sasisns Mr. Cheney.
A Pueblo tcol.) dispatch says "One Of the
richert u discoveries ~Ar made on the i2,l.
Inst. II thu Ilon,a ninus. short distance west
N this city. Mr.. Mum. An oId ,ruspsctor.
struck ! lode. Tho ore from which assays The
enormous sum u 4i2.0oo In gold aud Vi, loo III
silver i,er ton. There Ii great excitement In
Tho camp, and everybody IL rushing 10 the
aoene II TIN new discovery
Mark n. Farmers private banking honss II
ynnktnn. y. ~. hna closed II doors Iaai,Ili.
ties stt,.oo0, which Mr. Farmer claim. can b.
fully ,nst by the assets.
Avirgiaia city New dispatch sthe threat
end hestilities ~ Atlanta aud Justice mines
were stopped ~ tho Ainer. Union. which
,i~ised 18th minos liz body aud ordered tLe
El,.srs Il 1s,s work na tie durasaa gronad.
! and di,armsd and removed The hired nghters.