The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-02-01
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

The Legislature of Colorado elected
Thomas " Bowen Senator for the full term
AID II. 4. W, Tabor to fill the Teller vacal-
cy, ending March !. ISL,
The accounts of Polk, late Treasurer
OF Tennessee, show deficit Of sag,,. iaa,...5
Tie steamer Agnes Jack was
wrecked of Swansea Wales, the crew. thir-
teen in number, all lNing drowned
Michael Davitt says ii Gladstone
would deal Legislative blow ut landlordis,n
his name would be venerated by generations
Of those relieved from oppression
Five men were arrested in Crangh-
well. Ireland on the charge of having muir
dered a man named Doherty in 1881. The
prisoners We're taken to Galway. The ar
rests were made ON the evidence OF an in
former.
A conference of tenant farmers held
at Belfast on the land question passed reso-
buttons in favor of the amendment To tho
Land act, and urged that lease holders be ad-
mitted to its benefits and the purchase
clauses be altered so as to afford greater
AaShaNASs w utNAs Al uSIo4ihS NhS toS-
session of land
Col. O. H. Irish, Chief of the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing. died at Washing
ton of paralysis Of the heart
President Arthur entertained the
Marquis of Lornc Mt dinner ut the White
Hons the other day, Unusual preparations
were made for the event, and all the m.
engagements We're carried out on an elaho-
rate scale The guests We're chosen with
especial reference to their being represent
alive people in official and national life--the
Chief Justice, the President of the Senate,
the Speaker Of the House, the General II
the Army, the Admiral Of the Navy, the
Secretary Of War, as the SON of President
Lincoln, Bancroft. the historian, Story, the
poet and sculptor. and others, being Sc
lected with view to illustrating those feat
ures Of American life and character
Flames swept away the shoe factory
Of Martin 4 Tapley. at Danvers, Mass, caus-
ing loss of si5,ooo; n wool starehouse at
Winooski, Vt. valued with contents. NJ
$4,000; the Sweetz.r Block, in Ivnn, Mass,
entailng a loss Of $780, 600: and il block of
stores IT Atlanta, ia, involving Il loss of
/ S6s,oa
The Roman Catholic Bishop oi
Wheeling. W, Va, has published an order
directing his flock Ia Withdraw from Ill.
/ Knights of ST John, n local German Catholic
society, under pain oi cxcomnanieation
! Gen. Grant has declined the Pre,i-
- &, Ia, N.st
4 Catholic journal of ST. Louis,
/ called the ii.St.fa Hufchu.aa. announces
/ that Father Mccarthy will devote To the
/ liquidation Of Archbishop rurecli's debts Il
| fortune OF 81 ,unu.NHo, TO which Ii. has falle,
i heir
| The distilling firm Of Mohr 4 Mohr.
/ Of Cincinnati with liabilities amounting i.
Sl50,0O0, made an assignment u Charles
/ Rankin, after filing chattel mortgages ia,
/ $4,000
In the Senate, ON Jan. ~. a petition
was received from the council OF the six Ma
| tions of Indians, asking recognition of then
interest i'm certain lands in Kansas Som,
work was done ON the Taiili bill The Hous,
spent the day in committee of the whole ol
1 the Tariff bill Mr., Bland criticised the ae
| ton Of the dominant party for its DELAY i.
bringing In the Tariff bill and in at.enptn.
to choke the pending measure through lii,
House and Senate without due con>idera
| ton. 1t has been whispered around that
unless this Congress passed this ur
similar bill. the President would cal
an extra session. That statement VAS bel,
over this Congress Ia prevent due eonsidera
ton OF the subject Inrepty IL Mr. Kelley
question asking authority Tor the statement
| Mr.. Bland said he had seen it stated IN In,
public press Mr.. Reagan said he heard i
from a Senator who had IL from the presi
dent Mr. Kelley did not think the rreslden
proposed to offer "A brRla To the Democrats,
party TO prevent legislation on the subject
n nd daa, opposs. ~ nae 5,,, Mh .. ns s'u'