The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-07-12

halScr Nllnelm Is again great
grandfather, the eldest son OF the eldest son.
Of the Emperor now having two sons of his
own
At meeting held iii Marseilles,
resolutions were passed plcdging those
present, about 100 in all to murder the
jurors who convicted Louise Michel The
author Of the resolutions will be prosecuted
AT the Sligo assizcs. in Ireland, four
men were found guilty of conspiracy to
murder Two informers testified that the
prisoners acted under the orders Of secret
society and attempted to blow up the West
on House at Galway, for which they were to
receive from ECO to 800 They exploded
live pounds of dynamite on window sill,
no particular damage being done
The report that JAMES Carey, the in
former, had left Dublin, is confirmed A
London dispatch says: .The Government
refused to give him any reward or a written
pardon On Monday night last detective
called upon him with an order for his de-
livery, and drove with him in a cab into the
city. Having been given the alternative of
being turned unprotected into the streets
or a passage to London and thence t. some
colony in the Eastern hemisphere, he ac-
cepted the latter. His family had already
gone to London separately to avoid sus-
picion'
Marshal Hensley set out with a
posse from Greensburg, Ky. to arrest a
desperate named James Owen. The latter
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his deputy and put the rest of the party to
flight
John Dennison Baldwin. ST., editor
and proprietor of the Worcester Spy and an
ex-Congressman, is dead
The Hon. A. b. James, ex-Judge OF
the Supreme Court of New York, and ex-
Congressman, died at Ogiensburg, n. Y.
Drs. Aaron c. and Washington c.
Detweiler, brothers, prominent and wealthy
physicians of Reading, Pa, were drowned
in the Schuylkill river while bathing.
The Massachusetts workhouse ut
Bridgewater was destroyed by fire 1t COW
cred an acre of ground, and wa valued Mt
$l51oOa Nearly ITO inmates were taken
out in safety, and tents have been pitched
for their accommodation
The heat in New York has been most
intense. There were 1ideaths. with thirteen
fatal cases Of sun stroke in one day. The
street-car companies erected temporary
sheds for their horses Each street was pa.
trolled by carts loaded with blocks of ice and
covered with tarpaulins No less than 81.
children under years OF age died in New
York during the week
The President has approved the sen.
tence of the court-martial of Commander
Horace f. Mullen, of the lost Ashuelot,
wrecked on the Chinese coast, and he has
been dismissed the service from the eth of
July
Gen. Crook. SAYS a Washington tele-
gram. has been entirely successful The
Administration has decided to follow his
advice The captured Apaches are to be
kept on the San Carlos reservation; the War
Department will have charge OF them, will
maintain them from its own funds and will
be responsible for the preservation Of peace
Recent rains in Mexico damaged the
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and delayed for six weeks the completion Of
the track TO Aqua Calientes
On relin1uishing his reservation in
Washington territory, Chief Moses is to he
furnished supplies of various kinds, aschool-
house and grist -mill, ant. have an allowance
Of s6N per annum.
Grange Ayres, an insane farmer, go
years of age. living at Batavia. Ohio. rose
early one morning, shot and killed his grand
SON. and set fire to the house and barn. He
then shot himself, and entering the blazing
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