The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-07
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

Ihe entire police force Of Dublin LETT
the force in a body, twenty five officers re-
maininy. Those who resigned or were dis
missed held a meeting ut which Canon Pope
urged them to submit to the authorities.
There was great excitement in the city, and
streets were patrolled by the military Sew
era collisions occurred, but nobody was
killed Several robberics were committed
and fourteen persons wounded in street
fights are in the hospital Five hundred spe-
cial constables were sworn in, one of whom
narrowly escaped lynching at the hands of a
mob The troops charged on the crowds
in the streets. After the lapse of several
hours the old force sent memorial to the
Castle. confessng regret at their course
and Offering to return to their posts The
Superintendent of Police advised the dis
missed men to send in memorial asking to
be reinstated, and acknowledging that they
had committed a breach of discipline.
\ Washington dispatch SAYS there is
good authority to state that the White House
will have mistress next winter. President
Arthur il undoubtedly engaged, and the
marriage will take place early in the fall
Tie name of the lady is for the present
state secret. The engagement was made
last spring, and the lady has this summer ut
different watering places been the recipient
Of the choicest flowers from the White House
conservatory.
The Hannibal and st. Joe road has
been purchased by the Jay Gould syndicate,
and will hereafter be under the control OF
the Wabash management The State Of Mis-
souri, is now completely covered by the
Wabash and its branches
At Mexico, Mo-, George Green, who
had been divorced from his wife, but was
permitted to see his children occasionally,
had the boy and girl, aged and : years re-
spectively, brought to his place OF residence,
where he shot them dead, and. on being
pursued, fired bullet into his own brain.
Billy Lynn, Of Silver Cliff, Col, and
Joe Silvers of Albany, fought prize-ight
in the former city. Silvers was knocked
senseless in the fourth round
Bob Ford. the slayer Of jesse James.
was arrested in Chicago the other day lie
was charged with disorderly conduct, hav-
ing been arrested while creating disturb
ance in concert saloon Two huge pistols
and Il belt OF cartridges were taken from him,
but these things he claimed he had Il right
to wear hy virtue of his authority us United
States detective
Smallpox has broken out in an epi-
demic form at Paterson, n. J.
Rowell, the pedestrian. landed at New
York from England last week
| The British team Of riflemen. headed
| by Sir Henry Halford, reached New York the
other day and were warmly greeted by the
members Of the American Rifle Association
The steamship Alaska arrived at New
York the other day in seven days two hours
and six minutes from Queenstown.
Public Printer Rounds intends to
have the report of the Commissioners of
Agriculture out on time this year
Two Partisan editors named Dicharl
and Demasses, fought a duel with swords,
the latter being killed
Three hundred people are diving Of
cholera daily ut Manila, which was the com
nlercial emporium of the south se.,e toi
several centuries. The city has 4 population
of from IooosN to .Ntuu. In the last four
teen days so people have died i'll the Prov
ince Of oloilo alone from the greatest of al
human plaques
The tide of homeward travel to til.
United States, says a London telegram, has
set in and is now so enormous that every
city in Western Europe is full, and III Pari,
1t is almost impossible IL obtain bed room
Never before. it is the universal testimony
have 81 many Americans been IN Paris rs Al
the present time. More English is nov
spoken than French in the chief resorts al
the French capital, and eomca laments il
Parisian papers over the Americanizing q
the city and driving Of the native population
out into the remote suburbs 10 not seem SC
very much exaggerated Atlantic steamer
are 50 full that passage to New York cannot
be got all through this month.