The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-22
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

LATER NEWS 1TEMA
The report OF the Union Pacific rail.
way for 1882 shows gross earnings oil
43o, 1858. 0o7, an increase Of 4329,9Bl. The ex.
penses decreased s7oo,7is, making the sur.
plus sl4. 30l ,97z
DR.. H. j. Glenn, the largest wheat
grower In California, who was once the
Democratic nominee for Governor, was
fatally shot by his bookkceper, IL Miller,
who had been discharged
Freight trains on the Baltimore and
Ohio road colidcd in Nichols tunnel, near
Bellaire. and the blunder OF dispatcher sent
third train crashing into the wreck The
engineer, fireman and brakeman of one train
were instantly killed
Another failure in the iron trade oc-
CURED at Chicago last week The house Of
j. Y Ayers Sons, dealers in merchant iron,
and as well known throughout the country
as any firm or corporation In that line of bust
ness, and at the same time one OF the oldest
In the West, suspended payments
The Northwestern Dairymen's Assoc
citation. which met in Mankato, Mimi. last
week, closed its proceedings Saturday by
the passage of a resolution calling upon
Congress to at once enact effective and
stringent laws and make mn ample nppro-
priation to stamp out, as soon as possible,
every trace Of pleuro- pneumonia, and, by a
rigid system of quarantine, render its i'm.
portation impossible.
4 Washington telegram SAYS that "as
an effect of Rerdell's confession, 1t liz ru-
mored that Brady and Dorsey are preparing
to quit Washington, and that efforts are be-
ing made to fix the jury. Brady Is con-
verting his property into cash. one of his
last transactions netting him slaO.Oo0. This
money he is putting aside to cover an emer-
gcncy."
Dion Boucicault and Mrs. Langtrv
ginning in April, under the Infringement OF
Frederick A. Schwab.
A Mexican syndicate, including
President Gonzales and many leading per-
sons, representing capital Of sao,0oc.0o
intends purchasing 7.oOo.ooo acres of fine
AtIiStS III .NoIlHGIH .uSAleV. WHICH JHeN VIII
dispose Of to American emigrants at great
profit
The United States Iron and Tin
Plate Works. at Demmler station, Pa, were
DESTROYED by fire, causing loss Of si0n,Oo0
Near Wallingford, Conn. two Young
men and a young woman were killed, and
another young woman severely wounded by
their sleigh being struck by a locomotive.
A clerk III Il hotel in New York found
a guest nearly dead from the effect of coal
gas taken with view to self destruction
All attempts failed to restore him until a
negro porter offered himself for TRANSMISSION
of blood A quart Of the red fluid saved the
would be suicide.
The King of Italy has ordered the re-
sumption Of specie payment April III
President Greyy formally accepted
the resignation of the French Cabinet. and
Jules Ferry was intrusted with the forma-
ton of new Ministry.
At Moscow the preparations for the
coronation of the Gar are proceeding upon
q fabulous scale of magnificcnce Eleven
miles OF table are being constructed for the
banquet on the plain, and eighty-fiye circu-
lar counters for distribution To the mouiiks
of $4,000 pies Rubinstein is To write a
march and direct an orchestra OF Loco mu-
sicians
THE Senate made little or no progress with
the Tariff bill on Feb. II, although good
deal of talking was done. Mr.. Sherman pre-
scented a proposition looking to an increase OF
the duties on certain kinds Of steel. A very
lively debate followed, in the course of which
Mr. Beck intimatcd that the Ohio Senator's SUBJ
etituie was inspired by the steel manufacturers.
who three weeks ago were satisfied with the
tariff that had been substantially agreed on. but
now were clamoring that poverty stared them in
the face. Sherman denied the accusation and said
that the Senator from Kentucky could not bully
him Mr. Beck retorted that he would see 70 it
that the Ohio Senator should not bully the Sem
ate. There was an exciting discussion in
the House OF Representatives Of the
Tariff issue. Mr.. Dnnnell Rep arose and de-
clared that 1t had been determined by the Re-
publcans to abandon the bill, and reflected Sc
verely on his party colleagues for deluding the
pcorle; Mr.. kasson, in reply, laid the blame
eide. which statement was received
with derisivc EXPLANATIONS from that side.
Mr. Haskell Immediately moved that the COM
mittce rise; and the motion heing agreed 10.
moved that all debate on the pending and sue
ceeding schedules of the hill bc closed IN one
hour Mr.. Carlisle raised the point that the mo-
ton not in order The discussion on Car
isles point Of order was carried on amid good
deal of confusion and excitement. The Re-
publeans. led by Mr. kasson. con-
tinucd to charge upon the Democratic side
OF the House the responsibility for delay in the
passage Of tariff measure. Mr.. Morrison, on
behalf Of the Democrats, protested against put
ting through Congress SO important bill with
out due consideration. II YOU will give
Us a bill making a 20 per cent reduction
exclaimed Mr.. Morrison, I'VE will pass
II before night The discussion
was interrupted hy the Speaker who announced
the hour for special order-"the eulogies on tho
late Representative Shackelford"-ha arrived.
Mr. Blackburn and other Democrats. with an
air OF defiance. urged immediate decision of the
point OF order, but the Speaker did not WELD
to their demand and the prayer of Wellington
NJ Waterloo for night or Blucher) was touching
~ quoted by Mr.. Tucker.