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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09
THE NEWS.
Compiled From Late Dispatches
FIFTIETH CONGRESS-.

MONDAY, July 30. In the Senate a
bill was introduced to appropriate s75,-
coo for q public building at Galesburg,
Ill. The Sundry Civil Appropriation bill
was further considered A bill was also
introduced to amend the Contract Labor
law In the House the Senate bill was
passed for the erection Of public building
at Sioux City, Ia, at a cost of $l59.0O. A
bill was introduced calling for information
from American consuls relative to emigra-
tion to the United States. A conference
was ordered on the Senate amendments to
the Navy Appropriation bill The De-
ficiency Appropriation bill was considered.
TUESDAY, July 3l.-The Hoar resolution
appointing q committee to report upon
commercial relations between the United
States and Canada was passed in the
Senate and the Sundry Civil Appropria-
tion bill was further considered. In the
House Mr.. McMillin (Tenn.) was elected
Speaker pro tenn. during the absence for
q few days Of Mr.. Carlisle. A bill was
passed for the revocation of the withdraw
al OF lands made for the benefit of certain
railroads in Iowa and Minnesota. The
Army bill was discussed.
"WEDNESDAY, Aug. lin the Senate the
bill to create an executive department
to be known rs the department Of agri-
culture was reported. A large number of
House bills were passed. among them being
one providing for public building at
Jackson, Mich. The Sundry- Civil Appro.
priation bill was passed In the House the
Senate amendments to the Army Appro-
priation bill were non -concurrei in after a
long debate.
THURSDAY. Aug. 2.-After several bills
had been reported in the Senate the
fisheries treaty was again discussed in
open session. In the House the Senate
amendments to the Army Appropriation
bill were non-concurred in, and confer.
enco was ordered. The Deficiency Ap
preparation bill was further considered.
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HELD ON SEVERAL CHARGES.
Bauereissn and Other 80" Dynamitei
Examined Mt Aurora.

Bauereissn and Other %" Dynamiters
Examined Mt Aurora.
AURORA, H., July 81 Bauereisen, God
ing and Koegel, three of the men charged
with the Chicago, Burlington T. Quincy
conspiracy, had another hearing in justice
court Bowles, the principal witness,
was recalled and reviewed some Of
the former testimony The only new
evidence he gave was that Bauere,sen pur-
chased some ammonia and several pack
ages of blue vitrol at drug store and gave
it to him with instructions to go to Men
dota and put it in the tanks of several To-
comotives. He (3owles) went to Mendoza,
but the engines were SO closely
watched that he had no opportunity
to use the stuff. Speeches were
made by counsel for the prisoners and by
Frank Collier for the railroad, after which
the prisoners were hold to bail, Bauereiscn
t?,0N on the three charges of conspiracy,
malicious mischief anu unlawful handling
of dynamite; Cooling in IS 900 on two
charges of conspiracy and handling dyna-
mite, and Koegel u $4,000 on charge of
Of handling dynamite.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09

A WATCH dial being made at the
Waltham works has, it is said, instead
of the twelve Roman numerals on the
dial, twelve small silhouette figures.
One o'clock is represented by a young
woman with a babe in her arms. At 2
o'clock the child is larger, at three it is
in short clothes and SO goes on until at
8 o'clock the babe is school-boy and
the woman disappears. At Che wears
a college gown and mortar board, and
At 10 he is parting from the woman at
her death bed. At IL he is a middle
aged man, and at IL he is old and de-
nrouif
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THE EAST.

Ok the 30th nit. Bartiey Campbell, the
well-known playwright, died at the Middle
town IN. W insane asylum, aged forty
five years.
TnE Commercial Cable and the Western
Union Telegraph companies advanced ca
BILE rates to twenty five cents per word on
the SOth ult
ON the 3Oth ult. p. K. Dedcrick, of Al
bany, N. Y, was robbed of $40, 600 in bonds
which he was carrying in his buggy.
THE little daughter of William ROLAND
oil-can explosions in Pittsburgh. Pa, on
the 3Oth ult.
A. q. RADCLIFFE, of New York, mounter
of diamonds, disappeared on the 3lst ult.,
taking with him diamonds belonging to
customers valued ut $4,000
In the vicinity of Pittsburgh, Pa, six
thousand coal miners struck on the 3lst
ult. against reduction in wages.
OK the 3lst ult thirty horses belonging
to the Mutual Benefit Ice Company, and
valued at 5000, were burned to death in
the company's stable at New York.
On the 1st three hundred Italian elni
grants who were unable TO obtain work
sailed from New York for their native
land.
In New York on the lst John Ericsson.
the famous inventor, celebrated his eighty
fifth birthday.
DR. O'REILLY resumed his position as
attending physician to General Sheridan
on the lst. He stated that the General had
been steadily improving since July Z.
CONNECTICUT Prohibitionists met at Hart
ford on the lst and nominated IA State
ticket, with Hiram Camp, of New Haven,
for Governor.
CHARLES MILLION, New York weather
prophet, drowned himself in the North
river on the I'd because his predictions
failed.
On the 2d May Patton, young woman,
shot her paramour, Charles DeKnight, and
then su;cided in hotel room ut Pitts
burgh, Pa. No cause for the deed was
known.
In the seven months ended on the 1st
q, 352 more immigrants landed at Castle
Garden, New York, than in the CORE
spending seven months of last year. TIE
July arrivals were $500, or 1,246 more
than for July, 1887.
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IS Kansas City, Mo-, sJven deaths oc-
CURED on the 1st as result of the exces-
sive heat.
The story that Findlay, o., was in
danger of being blown up by subter.
ranean explosion of natural gas in the not
distant future was discredi.cd by gcol-
ogists in Washington on the lst, who de-
clared that such catastrophe was impos
sible
REV. q. HARRISON, a Methodist minister
at Carmon, Tex, killed his son-in-law,
Ben Pervin, on the lst and then killed him
self, on account Of family trouble.
FIRE on the lst at Suffolk, Va, destroyed
large part of the business portion Of the
town and many houses. Loss, s400, 0,0oO.
w. H. HANDLEY, who killed J. b. Wor
man, a deputy sheriff, was taken from Jail
| at Carthage, Tenn, on the lst by mob
and hanged.
THE extensive establishment Of the Lit
tie Il Croft Lumber Company at Evans
| Vile, Ind, was burned on the lst, causing
| loss of 100000.
A LARGE number Of fish Of an unknown
| species fell some Of them four inches in
| length, during a heavy rain storm on the
| I'd at Seymour, Ind.
| In Omaha, Neb., six persons died on the
ID from the excessive heat.
DURING q storm on the ID in Chicago
| lightning fired stables at the Stock Yards,
and twenty horses perished in the flames.
Many buildings were also struck by
| lightning. and two persons were killed.
| CHARLES, alias "Blinkey' Morgan, the
principal figure in the fur robbery and
murder of Detective Hull igan, at Clevc-
land, was executed at Columbus. o., at an
early hour on the morning Of the Sd.
| GOVERNOR GR,Y, of Indiana, on the I'd
directed the Attorney General to visit the
count'e, of Crawford and Perry. and do all
that he could to bring the participants in
white CAP outrages to justice.
| The thermometer at Mt. Carroll, ILL.,, in
dicated 110 degrees in the shade on the 2d,
and in other portions of the State extreme
hot weather was reported.
| CONGRESSIONAL nominations were made
| rs follows on the I'd: Ohio, Sixteenth dis
trct, +. l. Tybarker (Rep); Ill nois,
| Twentieth district. A. +. Robinson Dem !;
Nebraska, Second district, Rev. George
Scott (Pro.); Maryland tall Prohibition
ists), First district, w. N. Harman; Sec
ond, j. l.. Benson: Third, j. ID. bowling;
Fourth, Rev. N. II. Reed; Sixth, W. w.
! Moore.
A WIND and rain-storm on the I'd did
great damage to crops in the vicinity of st.
Cloud and Sauk Rapids, Mimi. In the
former place twenty-one houses were
struck by lightning and two children were
killed. and n the latter many streets were
flooded and houses could only be reached
by boats,
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WEST AND SouTH.

The dead bodies of Henry Heesch and
wife were found i'm their residence in
Chicago on the 3Oth ult. Heesch had killed
his wife with knife and then hung him
self.
FRED and Alden Rohrig (brothers) were
drowned while boating in the river at
Abilene, Kan, on the 10th ult.
nine cases Of sunstroke occurred in Chi
cago on the 3lst ult., and four persons were
struck by lightning.
FIRE at Mansfield, o., on the 3lst ult.
burned out the building OF p Bessman &
Co, wholesale grocers. Loss, Sl3O,0OO; in
FREMONT EMMoNs. who murdered Bertha
Schultz at Pawnee City, Neb., because she
would not marry him, was lynched by a
mob on the 3lst ult.
THE following Congressional re-nomina-
tions were made by the Republicans on the
3lst ult: Indiana, Twelfth district, James
b. White; California, Third district,
Joseph McKenna; Fourth, w. w. Morrow;
Fifth, I. q. Phelps.
The Republicans of Florida held their
State convention at Ocala Oh the 3lst ult.
and nominated v. S. Shipman for Governor
and H. w. Chandler (colored) for Secre-
tary of State.
ON the 3lst ult. lightning struck four
horses belonging to +. NJ. Cooper, of
Anderson, Ind, killing all of them. The
horses were standing under walnut tree.
There was not a mark Of violence to be
seen on any Of them except that every hoof
was stripped entirely off each one.
PRoHIBIrIoNIsTs of West Virginia met in
State convention at Parkersburg on the
slst ult. and nominated a full ticket, with
Thomas r. Carskadon, of Reyser, for Gov
ernor.
BELL BoY, the famous trotting stallion,
was sold on the 3lst ult. near Lexington,
KY, to G. c. Seaman for sc, 600, the high
est price ever paid for horse at auction.
THE Republicans made the following
Congressional nominations in California
on the 1st: First district, j. j. De Haven
Second, John A. Engon; Sixth, William
Van Dover (renominated). In the First
Mississippi district the Democrats renomi-
mated John NJ. Allen. In Indiana the Re-
publicans renominated Thomas c. Chand-
ler in the Seventh district James 7. John
son in the Eighth, and James b. White in
the Twelfth. Fifth Kansas district Demo
Gratis nominated Dr. N. D. Tobey, and the
Union Labor party of the Ninth Iowa dis
trict nominated J. l.. Sovereign. In the
Second Florida district Fred s. Goodrich
(Rep.) was nominated.
j. GOODWIN disappeared oh the lst, ieav.
Ing his accounts a. treasurer af Rs~.tas
County, Ktati ete.e0a shess'
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The United States Trust Company oil
New York has become the trustee oi
the fund raised some years ago by
private subscription for the benefit oi
General Grant, the moneys constitut-
ing the fund having been paid over to
that company by Mr. George Jones,
former treasurer of the fund, and the
executors of Oliver Hoyt. This action
was taken In pursuance OF the wish oi
the subscribers of the fund expressed
ut meeting held at the Office of Mr..
Oliver Hoyt on October %, 1885, two
months after the death of General
Grant.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09
In Maywell'x Rehalf.

JEFFERSON CITY, NO., Aug. 3.-Gover-
nor Morehouse has received the following
telegram from I. F. Bayard Secretary Of
State, relative to granting Il respite to
Hugh NJ. Brooks, alias Maxwell, at St.
Louis: ~ forward you by mail to-day ap-
plication of British Government for re-
spite in the Maxwell case" The Governor
possesses no further information concern
ing the matter, and as yet he can give no
idea as to what course he will pursue.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09

f. 5. Stokes has started new
downtown cafe in New York which is
simply gorgeous. 1t has a floor of
Italian mosaic, which alone cost Sl2,-
600. The octagonal bar Is OF Mexican
onyx and white mahogany. and cost as
much more. The supporting pillars
are also of white mahogany and onyx.
and there are enough Of them to make
a man wish he We're rich. Silver beer
mugs and a collection of silver dishes
are incidental to the general magnifi-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09

: THERE are three American ladies
who are not obliged to skip over to the
post-office for stamps every time they
write letter. Mrs. Polk, Mrs. Gar
field and Mrs. Grant are the fortunate
three, the Government having given
them the franking privilege.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09

THE expenses of the late Methodist
General Conference in New York were
e6l.3ll.S4. The bill is paid by pri-
vate assessment on the churches of the
faith. Japan pays Sc, the New York
East Conference e2553. The Metro
politan Opera-House cost $6, 900; boxes
rented for the session paid 81, $50; del
egates board bill amounted to $780,
1-0 TX
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

DURING squall in the harbor at Halifax,
n. s., on the 30th ult., Garrett Roach and
his son and nephew were drowned.
On the 3oth ult. the mayor of Sligo, Ire
land, was sent to prison for publishing
boycotting notices.
THE Canadian Government promised on
the 30th ult. to remedy existing discrimi-
nation against American vessels passing
through Canadian nails.
THE recent extensive inccndiary fires in
Port au- Prince, Hayti, destroyed eight hun
dred and fifty buildings, causing loss Of
$2,O0O,OO0
AT meeting in Paris on the 1st of the
shareholders of tie Panama Canal Com
pany NJ. de Lesseps promised on behalf of
the directors that the canal would be
opened in 1899.
A FIRE at Birchton, Ont, on the lst de.
stroyed L. H. Eddy's lumber mill, together
with the entire seasons cut, valued at
Sa2O,O COO Total loss, s50O,OO0 A man and
boy perished in the flames.
DURING the celebration on the lst nj
Munich of the one hundredth ann versary
Of the birth Of Ludwig /. three elephants
became frightened and tramped a man, two
women and child to death.
On the 1st the new Inman Line steamer
City of New York left Liverpool on her
first voyage for New York with one thou
sand passengers on board, among whom
were James Il. Blaiue, his wife and daugh.
ter.
FOREST fires were raging on the 2d in
the country surrounding Ottawa, Ont.
Many families had been rendered nome
less, and the loss to property had reached
over 800. 600.
THE Government Of Peru was reported
on the I'd to have confiscated the railroads
built by foreigners IN that country. Ex
Mayor Grace, of New York, and other cap.
italists were largely interested.
THE noted German explorer, Lieutenant
Wissmann stated at Brussels on the I'd tha,
he did not believe that Stanley was lost,
and said that he hoped to hear good news
of the explorer at an early date.
THE Russian Government ordered q
cruiser to Behr ng Sea on the I'd to preven,
English and American vessels from fishing
in Russion waters.
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To Visit America

NEW YonK, July 3i.--General Booth. the
commander IN chief of the Salvation
Army, will leave England for this country
early next month. He intends to reor.
ganizc the army in the United States One
OF the chief officers now in charge of the
American army is sad to be accused Of
aEpropriating material valued at sS0,OOO,
belonging to the army, to his own use.
General Booth may appoint u court martial
to try the case
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Killed In AN Ohio Explosion.

lima, o. July 3l.--The Rock Nitro alyoer
inc Company's factory, two miles south Of
here, was set on fire and soon after explod
ed with great force. The building was re-
duced to splinters, and pieces of flesh were
found some distance AWAY. 1t is supposed
several tramps were killed, as Il number Of
them were seen around there few min
Otes before the explosion
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LATER.

BIsuGP HARRIS of Michigan was stricken
with paralysis in London on the 4th
ABOUT 400 employees of the Broo...yn
street railway quit work on tn, 4th on ac-
count of a discharge of conductor.
The police records of Washington, ID. c.,
show that NJ de I'd infants were picked up
| in that city OH the streets during the month
of June.
HENSON, a trumpeter in the the second
infantry ut fort Omaha committed suicide
! ULysLIs NELSON, a fifteen-year-old boy.
slot a policeman at Hastings, Neb, on the
tn. Tie policeman had arrested Nels n
for robbery.
| WILLIAM GRlsMER, n freight conductor on
toe Reading railroad, was shot by n Mrs.
Nicewater at Philadelphia, Pa, on the 4th.
| MARTIN OLEsoN, farmer living near
L.anesbolo, Mimi, and two of his children
We're killed by lightning on the 4th.
DISPATCHES from Ottawa, Ont, dated the
4th state that the timber fires were still
raging.
ToRGE MoSsoN, a farmer, living near
Madison, Wis, went TO sleep on the North
western railroad track, on the 4th, and was
killed by a passing train.
GEN. Pull. SHERIDAN di d at Nonquit,
Mass, at 1920 p III, August 5th The Gen
.ral pa, sed an easy day and his family and
friends bade him good night at an early
aour, only to be shortly summoned to his
| oed side To witness his death The official
bulletin issued at midnight was as follows:
The immediate cause of, his death was
heart failure. The rem tie cause was dis.
ease of the mitral AMI aprtic valves, the
xxi ,tence OF which was known to
his physlt ians, to himself and
| to his family in November of
last year. The complications which
have occurred have been nervous
exhaustion, pulmonary inartion, pneumo
MIA, pulmonary pgeria, anasaca ani hem
orrhage. The last day of his life was some
what restless, but not more so than he as
| been several times since his arrival at Non
quit. At about 9:3) symptoms hear.
failure suddenly appeared. The remedies
which had hitherto been successful were
vigorously applied, but proved in ffectual,
and he sank rapidly, dying painlessly at
| the hour named.
>RoBEhT M. OREILLr,
Surgeon U. s. A.
| WASHINGTON MATTHEW'S
The socialists aud anarchists of Chcag,
held picnic at Sheffield, Iud., to rails, a
futsd tc build mapnmant Tor tue dead
] Auars:i.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09

EDWARD PAYsoN ROE, the novelist,
seems to have died from the effects of
overwork. - 10 work for twenty-four
consecutive hours, says the New York
Evening Post, was common occur
renee with him."
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Mrs. Junkins Found Guilty.

TERRE HAuTE, Ind, Aug 3.--After thir-
ty hours dcliberation the jury returned a
verdict of guilty against Mrs. Junkins for
the killing of her sisters daughter, Hattie
Debaun. Mrs. Junkins son, who saw his
mother driving the girl out of the yard,
and handed her the musket with which
she shot the girl, is under indictment as
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09
Ar the time of the extinction of

AT the time of the extinction OF the
order of the Jesuits, by papal edict.
in 1878, they had accumulated prop
erty in Canada, now claimed to be
worth 42,OOO.OO0, which was con-
flscated to the crown. The Jesuit or
der was restored by the Pope in 1914.
but the lands confiscated to the Crown
and afterward transferred to the
Provincial Government of Quebec
were not returned. Now u legisIa-
tive arrangement has been made
whereby the Jesuits are to receive
$4,000 In lieu ot tha ecnHscated
croPsrtY.
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JOHN TOoLE, of New Haven, Conn.,,
who for thirteen years was mourned as
one of the unidentified victims of the
Ashtabula railroad horror, walked in
upon his friends the other day alive,
hearty and prosperous.
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EDISON says he tries nothing that
doesn't promise dollars and cents. For
that reason he has undertaken no
electrical experiments to devise some
thing to enhance the powers of sight.
Says he: Il concern myself only with
conditions, not theories. There is no
money in theories 3"
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A Had Fire.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. "a fire oc.
Cured at Henderson, KY, destroying
Stapp Bros Touring mills and doing con.
siderable dattage to the few opera house
and retail grocery. e,app Bros. lzss
Sl4, ,Na'; insuraise, 5000. The damage "a
the npera.horss IL kas,oeos insrrantA
t4.MO
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CINCINNATI, July 3l.-Luke Muldoon and
Pat Flaherty, both laborcrs about Is years
old, got into a dispute about some
points in wrestling. They agreed to wres-
tie and did So Muldoon threw Flaherty
and broke his neck. Muldoon Is under ar
rest charged with murder. The wrestling
was wholly friendly and the killing acct
dental
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09
FROM WASHINGTON.

the first report Of the Congressional
committee which has been investigating
trusts was made on the 30th ult. 1t finds
that the form Of combination adopted by
most OF the trusts has been devised for the
purpose of relieving the trust from the
charge Of the conspiracy laws of the vari-
GUS States or of being combination to reg
ulate or control the production OF any
commodity.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND returned to
Washington on the 3lst ult. from his fish
ing tour OF Sandy Hook.
On the 1st the letter-carriers' eight hour
law went into effect
THE statement Of the public-debt issued
on the 1st showed the total debt to be ST.
727, 7O6, 534; cash in the treasury, <106, 349,
SIS; debt less cash in treasury, 81. Ill, Al,
S5S Decrease during July, 81 1877 3gS.
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CANADIAN FISH.
The Value OF the Yenr's Catch Falls On
as Welt rs the Exports.

as Welt rs the Exports.
OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 3.-The advance
sheets Of the statistical report on the fish
cries catch show that the value Of the
fishery catch Of the Dominion during the
past year fell from SIS, $50 600 to SIS .s4, ,OOO
compared with the year previous. The
largest decrease was In canned Holsters,
which dropped $50, ,O00 There was u do
cline also in the mackerel catch. and nearly
a quarter of a million dollars in the value
of cod taken. The total value Of fish ex-
ported to the United States was &, III ,OoO,
or ~ per cent. of total export. The im-
position of a duty on all fish entering the
United States from Canada appears to
have materially reduced the quantity sent
into the American markets. which, rs COM
pared with experts Of lsS4. the year be.
fore the duty was imposed, shows de-
cline Of 24i per cent. Of the total amount
Of the catch Of the Dominion, only 81 per
cent was exported last year
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An addition to the legal profession
has been made at Cleveland, o., by
liessvs. Harry A. Garfield and James
X. Garfield. They have formed a
partnership under the name of Gar
field e. Garfield.
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New y'stK, July 3l.-The Gatling Ord
nance Cftnpany, with capital OF 81 900,
600, has just been formed here 10 manu-.
fastNte the new steel east cannon Invented
by D. K. j. datling Tbs works, which ats
Aess N brerGrsslnr. Yrs ~ chester, p,
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MIDDLETOwN, Conn.,, boasts of lad
twelve years of age who was born
without arms. He plays ball, peddles
papers, making change with his toes.
besides being able to drive team OF
hpnS1c