The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-01
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

The banking institution controlled by
the Augustinian Society Of Lawrence, Mass
has collapsed, owing depositors, mostly poor
female mill operatives nearly sooooa
John w. Foster. Of Indiana. who has
been Minister 70 Mexico and Minister to
Russia has been nominated by tie President
Minister to Spain
As an indncement to locate the Ter
ritorial capital ut that place. citizens Of Wa
tertown, d. T., have offered the Territory
ss5o. 40 in cash and $40 acres Of land
John Gilbert the actor. has entered
suit for 5000 against C. y. Nash and ] f.
| Ants lei. of the Milwaukee Newhall House.
injuries to himself
4 gang of seyentv-five Arkansas con-
victs, working ON the levee below Helena
mutinied They killed the contractor. ]. H.
Cant, and seventeen OF the party made
their escape
| Salmi Morse was arrested for pre-
senting the Passion plays in New York
without a license.
The old Mallev cotton mills at North
| Adams, Mass. burned, involving loss OF
/ s15, ooo, with 8 n, ooo insurance
At Quarantine, Staten Island. Den
mis- Hennessy. his wife and two children
were burned to death by their house taking
| FIRE
Prominent Lutheran clergymen in
the Eastern cities have appealed 10 their
people throughout the country for funds 10
erect in Washington bronze statu. of
Martin Luther, copied from the group at
| Worms
Malone and his political associates
In Virginia are fully committed to the policy
Of protection, and are mostly in favor III
Gen. Grant as the Republican nominee in
ISL
THE Legislative, Executive and Judicial
Appropriation bill was before the Senat. on Feb
"a rpon the provision increasing the salary O,
the Public Printer 10 81 go discussion arose a.
To the influence Of the Printers Union uron ia,
management of the Government Printing Of,ir,.
Mr.. Rollins asked whether this association did
not also dictate who should he employed hy In.
Public Printer. Mr. Anthony said thst il an,
was employed al the " mem .na ,ers h'" !,
the Union would leave the office
| Mr. Hale thought the Senators must lie stafti..
| at hearing that n great Governmental establish,
| meni. upon which millions was spent annually
vas haneies-s in the hands of a private, and
for aasht We know secret association ailri
controlled IFS management and manoloilzsd III
employment. Mr. Hale thought tn pab
Printer Ought Ia weed out from ia.
| umae every man who belonged I.
the Union aud employ non-Inion men
Mr.. Veofh, - said that. from the talk In the Sen
ate Tor iii. last Eait Aaar, II might he suppose,
| the printers We're very aai.eron people. Tha
Mas not his view. lie knew Of no more eonsei
, entioas, psinstaking. hard working class
. | MAS admitted that the printers In the Govern
ment Printing Office did their work we'll an,
: did not receive too much pay. Mr. Hawle
. said the printers, like any other class d
laborers. had perfect right 10 form an asso
! citation ior their mutual benefit to agre
npon the price they would ask Tor their labor
and to say they would not work Tor less hut the
had no right 70 say another man not meala
| 81 the association should not work for less tina
| their price III ha chose Ia do 80. The amendment
| Increasing the Public Printers salary was les
The I'LL then passed the senate
Q considering the Legislative APPROXIMATE
! hill, tn. House VI Representatives decide
not To pay t5.Ns Ia the heirs al Messrs Ipa,
| gran AMI Heron, whose term % service ~ len
!, | gfssssnen would not have commenced an
| March 4 resolution Was PASSED eensurlu
| the Secretary OF State Of Nebraska and MI
l. | Majors, al aslArant 10 additional scat
| the House, Tor classifying census figures A hi
p Mas PASSED TO prevent the importation OF adu
terAted teas.