The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-07-18

lently suffered severely. Sullivan and his
,arty fled from New Orleans by special
rain to escape arrest
STEPHEN LITzY had both eyes blown out
~ the premature explosion of a blast on
he 18th in stone quarry near North YER
non, Ind
The National encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic at Milwaukee in
August would, it was said on the 10th, be
simply business meeting, with no parade
,r display and a very limited attendance,
Is the railway companies had refused to
make stipulated rates.
On the 10th Mrs. Mollie corvin. OF Shelby
Vile, Ind, who was recently divorced from
her eighth husband, was probably fatally
wounded by hatchet in the hands Of
Charles Sutler, re jected suitor whom she
refused to make her ninth husband.
J. II. MAcHEBEUF, Bishop of Colorado,
died at Denver on the 10th after q short
illness. He was seventy-seven years OF
age.
On the morning of the 10th Martin Love
(coloredl attempted an assault on Miss
Addie Rogers a white girl, near TuDne
Hill. Ga He was caught later in the day
and iynched by masked mob
A PROCLAMATION was issued by Mayor
Mosby, of Cincinnati. on the 10th declaring
his intention to strictly enforce the Sunday
law The police would be instructed te
arrest all BARRIERS, cigar and newsdealcrl
whose places were found open. The street
car lines would also be stopped and al
kind OF labor prevented
SULLIVAN, the pugilist, and his hacker
Johnson, were arrested at Nashville. Tenn.
on the l1th on instructions from tho Gov
ernor of Mississippi. but few hours later
were released on a writ of habeas corpu.
and continued their journey northward
On the 1lth Felix Keyes tcolored) wal
taken from Jail at Lafayette, La by moi
and lynched for the murder of his wife.
On the llth Mrs. H. IL Olney was burned
to death in her house at Clay Center, Kan
She had already rescued her two children
and went back for some household goods
when she was overpowered by the heat
At Charleston, s. c., shock OF earth
quake lasting three seconds was felt ON the
evening of the 1lth, the movement being
by slight noise.
At Charlotte, N. c.. William Weddingtor
tcolored was hanged on the llth for thu
of Policeman john Pierce, o.
May ), 1SsS The cight-year- olt
son of Pierce witnessed the hanging OF hi
fathers slayer
THE death OF Edmund Rice, x-Congress
man from the Fourth Minnesota district, oc
CURED at his home at White Bear on tn,
1lth, at the age of seventy-one years
NEAR Ainsley. Neb., Joseph M. Mood,
shot and killed both his wife and himself Of
the llth. The latter had left him on accoun
of ill-trcatment and was living with he
brother.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
On the Sth the eight hundrcdth ami
of the Oldest reigning house II
Europe, the house of Victim, the rulers o.
Saxony, was celebrated with great splcndol
in Dresden.
From all parts of Ontario crop reports
showed that fall wheat would be more thar
an average crop; spring wheat. barley ant
oats an average one; peas slightly below
the average; roots average, and fruit
almost failure.
SEVERAL whaling vessels which arrived a
Dundee on the 9th reported that sealin.
and whaling vessels in Greenland water
were meeting with phenomenal success
this season.
In India the river Indus overfiowed 1t
banss ut many points on the 9th, hoodin.
the country for miles on either side. Fort,
persons were drowned
4 TRAIN was wrecked on the 10th on TIL
Central railroad near chihuahua
Mex, and foar persons were killed an,
twenty-five were injured
The inquiry into the recent mine disaste
at St Etienne, France, showed on tho lott
that the explosion was due to the ncgli
gence of man who failed to notice th,
presence OF fire-damp. Altogether one hun
drcd and eight bodies had been recovered
from the mine.
IL the case Of Martin Burke, arrested a
Winnipeg for completely in the Cronil
murder i'll Chicago. the arguments wer
concluded on the 10th, and Judge Bali
signed an order for the prisoners extradi
tion.
IN a note to the German Government OF
the llth the Swiss Government denied til,
lattcr's right to control the granting O
permission to Germans to reside in Swift
zerland.
CAIRO adyiccs Of the 1lth say that tn
Egyptian troops surrounded sixty der
wishes and killed them all in the figh
which followed.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, First Lord OF tn
Treasury. gave n dinner in London on tn
1lth in honor of Mr.. Lincoln, tho America,
Minister, and Mrs Lincoln