The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-15

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That asAlinw IN grain optiuna In ChtcAxo u
gambling. and that contracts ID NetxasAa
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aDd pfogstssos " ths Chicago Esvwtng .yosvnat.
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joutning sw thu hsneMt ~ hia health ~.
wilson ~as native u t'onnsclicnt, and wsA 70
years old.
Arnold. Constable A Co., the assond largest
drygoods dealers In Nov York city, have Issssd
The KInsss building In Chicago (lAssly osraplsd
w nsM, IGiter 4 Co., aud nov being Scbuili),
and vii sAostly orsn IN entsnslvs wholesale
and retail dry.goods hoase in the Garden city.
The region VI country sslsnding from Chey.
enns 40 miles west xArd wss visited BY tre.
n,~tslous snow.Notm on the ssh and 0th "
March, which placed IN cA~ctuai embargo upon
oil kinds of travel. Tho Union rsciac railway
was completely blocAaded for twenty four
hours.
A terrible tornado rscently swept through
Casey conniy. Ky., carrying death and dsslr,c-
tim wherever II MAS felt. Tho whole of The
family u Vincent Wesley. consisting ~ him
sslf. wife. two grown daughters, and boy
asns~d SLOAN. nephsw, and william Taylor, =
~IsLhor stopping d his house. wsrs
kiliad outright. MrS. Ws1ieys body was
bIo~u no yards Her clothing Wa
entirely stripped M. Tho two daughters wsre
emriad dfty yards, snd were found locked Ia
eAeh others arms. Tho father sud nephew
we're fearfnlIy mangisd. and III must hAys
beau kiusd Ny tho drst fores of tho Tempest.
~ The sieinlty of Mount Olive. Mrs. Morgan.
wife u John W. Morgan was killed. and tbs
dwelling aud outilou,es ~ y. Floyd wers con,.
pIrtsiy swept away, aud tha timters scattered
In every direction.
Albert Young. nilss Wright. itobsrt jones,
and Lneins Porter we're hanged n Marion, Aia.,
y. Moere. Oh ti,s oh of November, is76. All
~ ibem protested their Innoesnes to The last
moment.
1ba basnass portion VI tLs town of Hot
Bpsing-. Ark., b.. been swept Away BY hrs.
Loss bstsesn e2oo. .0O0 and 5o0,00O
Three besvy failures ars antoanced from
I<pnis,tile. Ny. Harvey A Keith, the largest
dealers IN b0cts and shoos In ths etly thS
Nsweonab.I,nchADan distIiiery. thu largest IL
the country, and J. A. zeanors MN, whole-
a2ls liquor deslers.
Tho propeller Hops wAs run down and sank
~ the steamboat TexA., III Tho MlSMAaud
viver. NEAR Nsw Orleans, fsw days ego. Paul
~ Pierre, Ills wife and two ehildssn, wsrs
drowned. being III shs cabin of thu propellsr.
4 violent ~tnd.storm visited thu city ~ Al.
ianta, 0s. t II o'clnck on ths morning of
tsaedsy, thu 10Th Inst. Tho churches wsrs III
nllAd with worshipsss At ths ttn,s. The wind
struck tho Episcopal church hsoAdslds, Apd
shouk II 10 iss foundations. The rector cried Ont
" the congregation 10 throw Themselves under
tise sests. This sdyIee ws~ followed. snd prob
ably sssed ths liyss " hrndrods, Tor IN no-
assnt After the edlnee wA1 mass of ruins, and
ths wovshipers wsrs buried bsnsAlh tAs dsbsts
Remarkable - relate. mt ons Vas tIiIsd. and
only eighteen injured, ail u whom will pr0oA-
biy raeoyer. several either churches wsss IN
jursd, thu walls shaken, And roofs partly
stripped. Thu Guy Hall wss sntlre.
y nnroofsd and ths car shsis ~ The railway
dspot unsettled.
The HsssrhaHls, bankers and bnslnsa1 msn
generally u I4enlsyiils. In mA1v-AsotinG The
oshA night, pAssed rssoiutlon strongly faveS.
sns the repeal II the nssumptiea Aet and nAah-
sspt Inv.