The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

LATER NEWS ITEMS.
Ex-Gov. Cadwallader O. Washburn
died at Eureka Syringe, Ark, Of paralysis and
Bright's disease, aged 81 years. His brother,
Hon. f. Is Washburne, Of Chicago, WAS with
him In his last hours. Mr. washburn Was ono
Of fonr brothers, two Of whom have bean Gov
cnors Of different States, and four OF whom
have represented four different States in Con-
gress Israel washburn, Jr., from Maine
Elihn b., from Illinois Cadwallader G., from
Wisconsin, and William D., from Minnesota.
Mr.. Jennings. in his cable dispatch to
the Now York Wor,! says: "Once again the
Government il at sea about ireland. Only ten
days ago II had been decided that coercion
should be abandoned fully aud forever, and
Mr.. Forster resigned his Chief Becretaryship
IN consequence OF tho decision arrived at by
his chief and colleagues. Now there has been
introduced = bill which il opposed to
every principle OF liberty, and infinitely sur
passes in it, severity All former cocrcive
measures The alliance Of the Liberals with
the rarnclhtes scarcely fortnight old, has
come to sudden end. The tragedy in Phoenix
Park has shown the Government, a. II was
probably intended to show tho Government,
that, although Mr.. pArnell and other mon re-
gardcd ~ leaders may come to terms, they
can only speak Tor themselves, and tho move
naent for complete separation will go on nm
checked"
A Dublin dispatch says The Gov
crnmcnt has issued . special proclamation,
offering reward Of E500 for information lead
ing to the arrest OF any one harboring the
assassins OF Cavcndish and Burke or assisting
In their cscape. Persons harboring tho assas-
sins arc liable to be sentenced to penal servi-
three months. II IL believed the assassins are
still in Dublin, the car having been traced back
/ 10 tho city.
! The President and committee Of the
Chamber 81 Notables went TO tho Khcdiye's
palace in Cairo, Egypt, to intercede in behalf
Of the Minister'S. The Khedive replied that he
had nothing to say to rebcls.
AT tho Mansion House in London, .
canister was found suspended to : railing BY :
brass hook. connected with which was lighted
fuse, which policeman extingnished. Tho
box was full Of gunpowdcr.
The police of Dublin have issued de-
| scriptions OF four Of the men engaged in tho
murder Of Cavendish and Burke, one OF whom
has hollow bridge on his nose 1t 10 thought
that 1t least twelve men were connected with
the tragedy.
Fifty Turkish soldiers were drowned
BY the beachins Of transport in tho Bos-
phoms
The Commissioner Of tho General
Land Office, Mcfarland, has issued . circular
letter inviting all holders Of certificates Of de-
! posit to forward the same to the General Land
Office that their gcnuincness may be attested.
This 10 done because OF the number Of fraudu-
lent certificates now on the market
| The Senate select Committee on
Woman Suffrage, by = vote OF = to = agreed
to recommend for adoption Senator lap
hams joint resolution proposing the fol-
lowing amendment to tho constitution /:
.Article XVI. Section ]. The right Of citizens
Of the United States to vote shall not be denied
or abridged by the United States or BY any
State on account Of scx. Sec. 2. Congress shall
havc power BY appropriate legislation to en-
force the provisions Of this article" The vote
was: leas-IApham. Bair and Jackson-S :
nays-George and Fair-2; absent, Anthony
and Ferry.
Mr.. Teller, the new Secretary Of the
Interior, has decided upon policy which, il
enforced, il il claimed, will do much to prevent
Indian troubles. He has determined upon dis
arming al bands Of roaming Indians found Oh
their reservations with arms, and tho military
will be instructed TO disarm such banda Per
sons familiar with the Indian service attribute
most Of the trouble which arises to the feet that
the Indiana can obtain arms, and that the reg
ulations Of ths Government In that respect IN
often disregarded. suffers can always be found
Who furnish the Indians with weapons.
A tornado Of frightful violence swept
over . section OF Montgomery, Ark II occu.
pied only three minutes in its work OF destrus.
tion. So terrific was its power that nothing
was left undamaged in its path. Eight persons
were killed outright, aud many hundred seri.
ously wounded. Many hundred head OF live
stock werc killed, and not house or barn LEFT
standing. The large and extensive
farm Of s. r. Mckinney was totally
ruined Loss, $4,000 There wsre over atty
buildings, including tho sav-mill and gin, al
Of which were destroyed. The family OF Nh.
Gill, consisting, all told, Of Ave persons, were
al dangerously injured. samuel Quattlebaum'.
family Was also dangerously injured. Il il
estimated that over 100 families were rendered
homeless and without the neoessar,As Of life.
The yearly report Of the Coroner ol
St Louis, No., shows that there we're sc sui
cides committed In the city, 81 homicides.
infanticides and that there were 2l2 accidental
deaths, aud 43s deaths without medical attend
ance. OF the suicides 52is per cent were b.
Germans. % per cent. by Americans, and
per cent by Irish.
Senator Sherman lately received the
following letter.
"Mi DEAR Sin: have received your nota
with iarlosed notice of pension granted me, fo
my husbands sake. | am truly mindful Of tha
generous kindness shown the family OF Gen
Garfield not oniy BY friends, but by the nation
nj legislature. and may Ask that you mak.
acknowledgment OF this in whatever way ant
by whatever expression Of my gratitude secn
70 yon appropriate. With sentimAaits Of higl
regard. very truly yours,
"LucRETIA II. GARFIELD"
I A tornado swept away the little towl