The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-06
WARRINGTON NOTES.


WARRINGTON NOTES.
The House Committee on Ways and
Means has directed Mr.. Kelley, its Chairman,
to prepare joint resolution to be submitted to
the House providing for the issuance, OF
$500, ,00O, 900 in United States bonds to bear v-
terest at per centun,, exchangeable for bon, =
bearing higher rate Of interest than pei
cent.
Robert NJ. A. Hawk, representing the
Fifth Illinois district in Congress, died OF apo
plexy in Washington. He had recently been
home to arrange for denomination, leaving
his family At Mount Carroll
MISCELLANEOUS oLEANINos.
The town Of st. Marys, opposite
Fredericton, N. b., Was partially consumed BY
fire. The loss is estimated ct $4,000.
The people Of New York are fleeing
from the intense heat The deaths Of one day
numbered l0l, OF whom 10 were under years
Of age.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Ejectment DEGREES to the number Of
$50 hav. been obtained against small tenants in
the Connemara district, Ireland. II enforced,
1000 persons will be rendered homeless
The Irish members violently attacked
the new land corporation, instituted for work.
ing evicted farms, in the House Of Commons.
An appeal being made to the Government to
bring about truce in Ireland, Trevelyan re-
piled no association Of landlords or tenants
would be interfered with 90 long a. it acted
within the bounds Of the law.
A dispatch from Alexandria, Egypt,
says: A Consular official has advised English
men who desire to remain here to take up their
quarters in the Eastern telegraph Office. as news
might arrive at any moment from Constantine
pie which might cause . popular outbreak
Arab Pasha declares that the natives implicated
in the massacre in Alexandria the 1lth INST.
shall not be punished unless the Europeans who
fred upon the rioters are also punished
Callill, caretaker, was shot dead near
Tralee, ireland, evidently by several persons
Ireland has been mapped out into six
military districts, under the provisions Of the
Repression bill, which will be controlled by
magistrates with unusual authority.
An interesting letter from one OF the
correspondents Of the Paris Temps throws
rather new light on the events of June II at
Alexandra. The Europeans, according to this
letter, made . most desperate resistance,
and succeeded in inficting infinitely
heavier losses on their Arab assailants than
they themselves suffered. According to the
official Egyptian figures the number OF persons
admitted to the hospitals reached 1850, Of
which l,146 wore natives. But many more
killed and wounded Arabs certainly disap-
peared. One Italian is said to have alone killed
sixteen, and two Maltese, armed with carbines,
and defended BY barricade, together shot
fifty. The carnage in the Palace de Paible,
where 900 armed Italians and Greeks were ~
sembled, Was terrible.
Preparations have been made at Wool
wich, England, by which 10000 British troops
could be almost Instantly embarked. A Con-
stantinople dispatch says the conference re-
CARDS speedy armed intervention ~ necessary,
and thss ). is improbable any offer Of Turkey to
send troops will be accepted.
Half . mile from Lochrea, Ireland.
while on jauntlng-car, the agent and steward
Of Lord Clanricarde were killed by shots fired
through loopholes in = wall farmer named
McCausland was murdered near Ballyclarc by
two men with scythes.