The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-28

Alexander Sullivan, President of the
Irish National League of America, headed q
depuiation who waited upon President
Arthur and explained, by statistics and
facts, the question OF assisted" Irish immi-
grafton to the United States and the burdens
1t placed upon citizens. when the British
Government should properly be contributing
to the support OF these persons The prcsi-
dent replied that already the Secretary OF
State had the subject under consideration,
and that searching investigation on both
sides of the Atlantic would be ordered by
this Government
Two deaths from yellow fever oc-
Cured at the hospital in Vera Cruz, and no
less than eco are reported for the last two
months.
Rumors arc current ut Dublin that
James Carey, the informer, has gone to the
North of Ireland and that he will be sent TO
Canada
There has been severe fighting in
Hayti. near Miragoane The rebel Gen,
Casimir was killed, but the Governments
forces were repulsed. They rallied later and
succeeded in capturing the lower portion of
the town
There are indications of speedy
disruption Of the Liberal party in England
Parnell has forced the Attorney to drop the
Criminal Code ILL., and the Cabinet Is di-
vided on the question of native jurisdiction
in India Lord Rosehury declines the Vice
ROYALTY OF India unless the jurisdiction bill
is abandoned.
Louise Michel, the Partisan agitator,
was convicted Of rioting and pillage, and
was sentenced to six years imprisonment
and ten years police supervision. The fore
man of the jury which tried her has received
a menacing letter.
The big boulder suspended in THE
Flumes in the White Mountains Of New
Hampshire has fallen 1t is believed its
support was undermined by the recent
fresbet
Elmer SNYDER, farmer residing
near Glen City Pa, was recently surprised
by u visit from young man claiming to be
his runaway son. who proves 20 have been
Chicago thief. The villain waited his time.
and then robbed the old man Of 81, 800 in
money and bonds
l.. p. Day Il Co., carpet-dealers Mt
Milwaukee, have failed.
The Northern Pacific road has gap
OF 10 miles between Missoula and Helena
and track is being laid from each end.
A fire at McGregor, Iowa, DESTROYED
Bassett, Huutin. 4 Co.'S grain elevator,
M liam eha
cribs Of Gilchrist L To
The New York and European syndi-
cate which fioated the hrst sao,onWa of
Canadian Pacinc stock has agreed TO take
s.a,,no,oto more ut 10 per cent
The official journal Of Mexico states
that the Government has granted con-
ccssion To two citizens of ST Louis for the
construction of two important lines of tele-
graph and railway, running through the
richest section OF the republic, with u cash
subsidy of s7,o,o,ooa
During the past ten months $3.50
Canadians have emigrated into the United
s a,es The attack made on the figures OF
the American Bureau of Statistics 10y Sir
Alexander Calf caused Mr.. Simmo To make
a special investigation in which he found
that he had rather understated the arrivals
from over the border
The New Zealand passenger vessels,
the Aurunui and watara. collided in the
English channel, and the latter Went TO the
bottom in two minutes The steerage and
second-cla passengers numbering twenty
five were all drowned
president ARTHUR intends soon to
leave Washington for three months lie de-
sires to visit Newport. the Yellowstone Park,
the Louisville Exposition, and take trip
ever the Northern Pacific road.