The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-02
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wes,, bradley h Cory. coraei and
sasrsh,ier fsesosy, In Nrw Yark. burned ihs
other night Tho los amounted 10 alpu.
e.sauu.
Al Mount Holly, N. J., the dwelling
81 Mss.hrs tiiesson, 4 iatcring man, hss hc~n
tpsa'ls destroyed w nre, hls three lite chll
drvn pefi.h,ns In The namcs
At Bangor. Nc, ON Christmas day,
considerable excitement WAS caurei ny REPORTS
of the intended removal II arm. from tho
! stale Arsenal 10 Augusta. Two trucks werv
loaded and had proceeded ways toward thc
| depot, when III excited uswd overlook them
And demanded an explanation of the
drivets An unsatisfactory reply LeinR
eiven, Tho mob undertook 10 unhiich
the horses, ~hcn . ynnne man sprung on
onc of Tho Wagons aud ststcd that he MAS 4
clerk Ia tho onicc ~ she Adju,Anl General, and
that III munitions u war vcrc intended fcr
use III slcfen.e ~ The A.Ase Hon.e. A. sh.s the
crowd bcesme iur.ous. and tho Mayor advised
Tho clerk 10 bat retreat, notifying him that
ho was powrflc. 10 resist tho crowd Tho
Arns we're then returned 10 tho AssanAi, under
~ escort of rolicc.
Alexander Stuart. tho wollknown
sugar merchant, and ono OF Nsu Yofk's sol,d
neu. Ii dead.
Tho city oi Boston has Just suffered
from another destructive conAaSra'loa In The
business quarter. Ths Arc started In uhc rear
of ifoughson, Usgood TO = pubilshinE house
destroying that establishment TIN pApsr ware
house Of nIee. Kendall 4 10, and numerous
osher large aud valuable bnildings The loss
II roughly estimated u from ea,OoO.0M "a
et,0u,n1.
Two negro mnrttcrers were iynchcd
IN ltnacl eenniy. Ala. recently, by . neh
composed u Whites aud blacks
A freight train on tho Missouri, Kan.
sas and Texas railroad broke through . burn.
ing lfidiis mar Dnrsnt station. In TesAs, Tho
Ioeo,nosvu ra1.cd ovsr safely. ba. mo tender
Aud twenty-five ears were wrecked And burned
N he Kelly. fireman. fall Into Tho trc and was
burned 70 death. brakeman Ahcrncshy wAs
injured
Wade Hampton. Jr., son of the OF.
Governor u hutilh Carolina, diol q fow days
ago ~ malAtisl fovcr. NJ his plantation noAr
ureshsiile. Nina.
Robert and Dennis Patrick (colored)
qnArreled In Madison e,uniy, Ala, whilc NIL.
ing hngs, aud In ihc se,liIlo tho brothers closed
and rolled iuso caldron of hot walsr, and werc
literally cooked alive
Tho destruction by hrc oi somc oi
Desi's brewer, buildings IN Milwaukee ensailei
4 loss estimated ~ tJlaos With ~ insurance
of ealt'.on.
William Mexico. senior proprietor Of
iho ~. Louis Giotss Utmosrat, Ii tisAd
Onray informs aen. Hatch that Tho
guilty tioa have VI lAsl concluded 10 surrender,
with Tho execution of Jaas Jack u inplara.
blo And 'i,inAA u Joining Fitting BULL
A generous Iowa lady - Mrs. Cordclia
Miller, of Waterioo-hAs made donallon oi
en.UO 10 tho Garrett DibiIeai Institute. q
Evanston, III.
Tho holiday trade Of Chicago waS
veiy heavy indeed
They have boon having somc fright.
ful winter weather In lhe l.oi rIver valley In
Nofihern Minnesota, dakota. aud iIe lisitish
pw~esslnns, and extending away 10 Tho raciAc
coast Ia spite u Tho warm Japan current. Az
NJ Vincent aud l'embina. Tho spirit thssmomc-
ser showed ~ degrees below Asro, - Crooks.
ton. MINI itt degrees, and ~ ufAincrd ~ ds.
grees wore the figures.
A serious accident occurred on Tho
Jackaonvil branch of ihs ChIcAeo ana Alton
railroad. between Derdan and whitehall, til.
IN The nigh. of Dec. U.s. The night express
from H. louis fos Kansas uisy wAs thrown
from shc track BY broken rail,
and thrown down IN smbsnhn,snt
Two of sha coaches sau9hs Are from
overturned stovns, aud ware consumed. Tho
terror. stricken passengers wcre obliged 10
make Tho utmost sxsrslons 70 savs themselves.
Two parsons wero killed. sud twsnsy -soMr
injured. The lIilaA wsrs Col. r. r. Dond. 81
Auburn. Ill, and Uharies Payne, The colorsd
sleeping car porter. Tho wousdsi were taken
~ Jacksonville AiA hisAly sassd ~.
Tho friendly Ute chief Ouray pro.
senlea himself II f0s pInos on CnrislmAs day,
With Tho chiefs selected 70 accompany him y
Washington. but, - hs hAd brought ID only
part of Tho muraersss II ThosmbuvUh end
Meeksr. Oen. Hatch refused 70 starr wnttl Inc
demands OF tho commission haA besa SomplIsA
with. OurAy demanded moro tims, end ~
General. giving him hve days, psomlssd 70
await hs coming q Glass rAash. thirty nilss
away.
4 very distressing casualty, the result
Of ! practical jots. Il recorded IN The Chicago
pApers III. =. u. ucaid, business naa "
promlnsass. and Gen. Waite. by wAy of jsst
Isd'a eolorsd jsnlsor 10 think thsfs were bur-
glars In thc latter gsnileman's room. Tho jan-
Mr. lEtsA 70 Est inso The room bat ~ nct
Aias 10, sud threatened 10 shoot II the sup.
possd buvxIsss AiA ma eoas oaA Ms. dould
was holding M doos aad issshIng ovss M o.
element of ths janltov, whsn tAs latter sss-
cutsd HE threat, hrtns tisroueh ths door and
Instantly killing Mr. douid
Mr.. Woolf. author u thc popular
comedy. = Tho Mighty Dollar" hes wsttt~n ~.
o.her play ~ tho rAms character. called "A
Miillop. and u n constructed for sho Aetor who
,nAdr snch ssleesss of tbs forTa<k production.
"A Million" II put upon To stage Tor she nrss
time II Mrviekrr's Chicago ThsAser, tho prns.
sul week. with Mr.. and Mrs Florence ia ihs
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