The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-07-25
EDitOme of the Week.
NEWS COMPILATION.
From WASHINGTON.

he United States the exchanges du ing the
foek ended on Tho l3.h aggregated
100. o., 4SS. agains. 81. IL. l14,a.3 tho
rcyious week. As compared with the
corresponding week OF lsSs tho Increase
lnounted to .5s0
sPECIMESs OF the first paper money ever
,,tcd in siam were received by the Secre-
ary Of State on the 18th. Its issue WIS
anctioned by the King.
THE EAST.
On the 18th Mr.. o. Brewster, the vete an
ubiisher and printer, died in Boston 1T the
&c of ninety two years
The death of Hon. 4. n Cole. known rs
he Father OF the Republican Party" oc-
urred at Wellsville, n. L.. on the 18th. lie
vas sixty-seven years of age.
THROUGHOUT the Lebanan PA valley an
unusually heavy rain-storm prevailed on
he 18th number Of creeks overfiowed
heir banks. hundreds OF fields were sub
Merged, and the crops which had been cut
nd left lying In the fields were washed
way.
WILLIAM B. CARROLL one OF the Oldest
drcus men in this country, and aI one time
amous as a bareback rider. died on the
9th at Westchester, n. u, aged seventy four
ears.
On the 10th the fishing schooner Edith
emery. Captain Patrick Sullivan, arrived
n Boston with only three of her crew of
lineteen men. the others having been lost
n q gale while fishing from small boats.
MRS. MARY BRADY was on the 10th con-
,icted in Jersey City. N. j., OF being COM
non scold. This was the first conviction in
he State for this offense. The ancient
punishment was ducking. but 1t was not
snown what would be done with Mrs.
Brady.
AT Bclyidere, N. J., Michael Bolak was
langed on the 10th for the murder oil
Michael Bollinshirc at Oxford, N j., Sep
ember ..6 1883 Bolak declared his inno-
.ence to the last
A FIRE on the 10th at Manayu nix, suburb
If Philadelphia, Pa, DESTROYED the schuyl
Kill paper-,nill, owned by Frank Mcdonald
LOSS, :lD,Ooo.
IT was decided by the Johnstown com
nittee at Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 10th te
Wind up It's affairs aud leave the State com
mission in charge. The committee voted
100000 OF the funds on hand for distri-
)ution by the commission.
FLAMES destroyed the stables of the horse
.AiAOda uC A<oNSAas 1nAsSs UA thS isAAs W
yether with one hundred and twenty horse!
and forty cars Loss, slao,000.
SEVERAL tiers of seats fell during q per.
.ormance OF Bristol's circus on the 18th a1
Milford. Mass. ard thirteen hrnIred per
sons went down, many of whom were
bruised and few seriously hurt
RUNAWAY coal cars loaded with one hun
ired thousand pounds OF coal crashed intt
passenger train on the 18th near Shame
kin. Pa. causing the death Of two person
md mortallv wounding four others, Will,
over fifty received various injuries.
A REPORT that Legitime had found |
aecessary to enlist female troops was de
MED by Captain OBrien, of the steame
Caroline Miller. which arrived at New iorl
rom Hayti on the 18th
WHILE Louis Clabrado was pursuing hi
.ourteen -year-old daughter on the 18th, VIII,
was clipping near Waterford, N j.. witt
Michael vinopoli, he was shot by the lover
who in turn was battered to death by Cla
orado's friends
A BILL. was passed in the Rhode 1slant
Legislature on the 18th making the licens,
ices for wholesale liqnor dealers from $50
20 :i,Oco, and for retailers 500 in Proyi
ience. and grading down to 500 in othe
towns according to population
A FIRE swept away ten dwellings at Cor
inna, Me-, on the 18th.