The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-09-18

ne SaluOn-kceperS Oh YOUNGSTOWN,
Ohio, detailed one Of their number to keep
open all night and submit TO arrest. Money
has already been raised to carry the case to
the supreme Court.
The proposition Of the Chicago Live
stock Exchange TO practically demonstrate
whether pleuroerneumonia Is contagious or
not, by supplying ten head Of healthy cattle
and guaranteeing the expense Of exposing
them to the eon,agion said to exist among
certain Illinois herds, was heartily Endorsed.
by tho Omaha Live Stock Exchange.
Near Delavan, Wis, Albert II. Tap
ping and Winifred c. Dewey. while out rib
ing, we're instantly killed a, u railroad cross.
Ing. The young people were engaged 10 10
married.
Eau Claire Wis., dispatch: The
food rasases NJ Eau Claire are over The
highest mark registered was twenty seven
feet, being four feet higher than the iood OF
lsso. The current moved AT the rate of eight
miles an hour. The dams held on, we'll eNeep,
the one In the north fork of the Eau Claire.
The Dells dam was crushed by the grca,
pressure Of $4,000. 600 feet OF logs. The loss
in the immediate vicinity OF Eau Claire il
estimated at Sauo,ooa. and the entire loss
IN the Chippewa Valley NJ st,uoA0 coo.
Half million feet of 10 IS broke from the
boom near the Eddy mills and toatea down
stream. The booms ON Pant Creek, n trtbu.
sary of the Chippewa River, went on, late
last nisht, and the water In the Chippewa
River rose rapidly. This, with tho floating
logs, carried away the upper bridge of the
Wisconsin central AT Chippewa Falls, and
also tho lower bridge between there aud this
city. The Milwaukee and ST, Paul bridge
and all the city bridges here and the city
bridge NJ Chippewa Falls are all carried away.
Every bridge on the chippewa has gone GU,
Ave railroad bridges and f9so wagon
bridges, In this city the loss Is appalling.
No satisfactory estimate can he made M this
time. In and between Chippewa Falls and
Eau Claire the loss will not ian short OF 81
100000, and IL may greatly exceed that sum.
In this city over two hundred houses have
been swep, away. only one life lost so IA,
as heard from.
Tho Michigan wheat crop yields
somewhat more than sixteen bushels per acr,
on the average,
Oklahoma Payne and his eonfeder,
ates have been indicted by the United State,
Grand Jury AT Wichita, ksn., and will b,
sven hearing at Topeka, Nov, II.
AT Pierre, ID. T., block Of thirty
fse buildings was destroyed by fir., the los
being 100000,
II is estimated that the corn crop o
Iowa this year will be 500, ooo, oeo bushels, III,
largest ever known in the Hawke,e state,
Encouraging reports Of tho corn an,
potato crops have been received from sesera
districts In Illinois aud Iowa.
Frank Hutchings. the strangler, wa
hanged In san Francisco. benjamin John
son WAS executed At Cincinnati for com plicit,
In the murder of negro family. who's
Warm corpses were sold To- medical eolleg
for $4a
An Indianapolis dispatch saws of tn
Hlaine- Ssasiasl libel suit; Senator Harri
con, Mr., Rlaine's leading counsel In the iiee
suit. unaualiaedly denies the statements o
specials from here reporting him IA sayiu
he had proposed to the Seattasl attorneys /
produce Mr.. blaine in court in person withi
week provided the Sentiasl would agree 4
m immediate trial. Mr.. Harrison says; Iha
no interview with any one about il. when
was approached by reporters, | always sal
that was no, trying my case In the news
papers. said nothing OF thar kind. Tn
present stay Of proceedings IN the suit
owing TO Mr.. Blaines attorneys objection
to the rule requiring Mr.. blaine to answe
inserrogatories propoanded to Mr.. blaine b
the defendant, Mr.. shoemaker. pub Usher o
Tho Sen'a,asf, reprints his proposition that,
Mr.. blaine will rnthfully and without eva
sion answer the interrovatories, he will ARE
to submit the case to jury without turtle
evidence or any argument.