The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-26

through his hands parnell presented
the programme of the conference which
declares for home rule and tho
right OF tenant-farmers to bee
owners by purchase. He denied That there
had been any dictation from Irish- -Ameri-
cans, asserting that II there had been, he, ut
lcast, would have disobeyed It All the
speakers united in declaring that the Land
net was nm utter failure. Michael DavItt,
while dissenting from Parncll's land reform
schcinc, viii co operate with him In effect
ing the abolition of landlordi-m.
Fourteen Of the crew OF the steamer
City OF Antwerp in COLI Jon In the En- .lsh
channel with the ship Constantia, were
drowned. 1t was Mt first announced that no
| lives were lost by the disaster
The hew Russian loan. ESQ, 600, 900,
nominal percent bonds ut -, will be Is
sued Immediately by Rothschild.
1t is evident, says Dublin dispatch,
that, II there is no actual schsm in the Irish
National party. there is 80 wide difference
IN the lines OF action advocated by Dayitt
and Pnnel that 1t Is hard possible they
can pun IN the same harness.
Turkey is now ready to do business
with England looking to fna, adju stment
Of the Egyptian complication. and notice to
| this effect has been given by the Porte to
the Br tisll Ambas. ador NJ Cons .antinorle
The committee of the National
League has adopted an address to the Irlsi
4 = op'e In substance as follows: "Thn land
lords have combined with the purpose Of
breaking the spirits OF the tenants The dis
may which the presan. scale Of jud cal
rents has createi among the applicants to
the land court. renders 1t more necessary
than ever that the tcnantry should be
reunited In a vigilant nnd lawful association
for the purpose OF protecting themselves
from injustice The inspiration II our
struggles is 70 transfer all lncal power AMI
patronage from privileged strangers 10 tho
hands OF the people. and 50 fort fy tho
people for the work Of self government,
After having been asserted and dc.
MED and rcasserted and rcdenicd, times
without number that Arabi Hav, tho leader
OF the Egyptian rebels would be permitted
to employ foreign counsel to defend him,
the matter seems to have been settlel a,
last, and that Broadley, Eve and Napier,
three distinguished Engl sh barriste, 4, viii
be intrusted with the defense Of the grca,
rebel
Barry Sullivan, the tragcdian. has
consented to he Parliamentary candidate
III Ireland on home-ru. prll ciples
The indictment against Arab Pasha
embraces numerous counts Of 4 se,iou,
char. .ctcr. II is Charge that in violation o
the rights Of nations he displayed a whit,
flag in AlcNandris rs 4 cover under which Il
retire his forces and give the ci y ov, r to fir,
and rillage; that he met Il the Egyptian
to engage in AIMED rebellion asainst tn,
Khedivc; that he CO, tinu, 4 the war afe
peace had been declared; End, in a genera
way, that he ineited civil war, mas,ac Z, lie
vas at.cn, aud III lage ia Egyptian territory
The new amy of Egypt will numbel
ll,tCo men and cost GS,uo erer annum
Baker rasha proposes that tho field officer
be haf Bril- n and half native, the gendarm
eric to be ollicered by Egyptians
News has been received AZ Irkutsk
Siberia, tlat the harbor-exp osiny party il
the Lena delta are all we'll Nothing LIN
been learned concerning the fate OF Lieut.
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