The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-10-10

Mr. Martin served through the war, and was
tsic Governor OF Kansas
GfA.I., HARTMAN q saloon keeper At
slndusSy. o.. shot and fatally wounded his
wife on the 2d and then killed himself He
had discovered that she was unfa thful.
BURGLAR, entered the Exchange Bauk at
Anlc, Ill. on the night Of ihe.d, blew open
the safe and made away with 5000.
AT Ioughton. Mich. on the I'd two men
were killed and two others we're fatally in
jurcd by the explosion Of a dynamite
cartridge in the Red Jacket mine. seven
others were also badly hurt
EDWIN kERwIS died on the I'd in Beioit,
Wis. at the age of one hundred and three
years.
The steamer Corona exploded her boilers
on tho I'd at False River. opposite Port
Hudson, La, resulting in the drowning or
burning to death OF forty-six persons
The feud between the Hatfield Mccoy
gang broke out again in Pike County, w.
Va. Oh the I'D over the marriage of John
Hand TO daughter OF Peter Mccoy. and
while the ceremony was being performed
a volley of shots was poured through q
window. killing the bride and groom and
the clergyman.
JOHs EIsENBERGER was sentenced in
Baltimore on the I'd to receive fifteen
iashes on his bare back and thirty days in
Jail for beating his wife. Eisenbergcr is
the fourth man sentenced TO the lash for
wife-beating since the enactment Of the
law in 1883
THE death of General John p. Averill, OF
st Paul. Mimi, occurred on the ID in his
sixty fourth year He was a State Senator
for several terms and served In ti~- Ma
tional Congress from lS7i to 1873.
On the Sd Enrique Deviila, Cuban Consul,
died at New Orleans Of yellow fever. He
arrived from Guatemala only two days be-
fore.
The supply of wheat in Minnesota and
Dakota elevators and in transit to Mime
apoiis OH October | was estimated at q. Otai. :
OJO bushels, against total on October Of
last year OF 3.9iaa $40 bushels
NEAR Geneva, MINI, over five thousand
acres Of peat lands had been burned over
on the id causing loss TO farmers of over
slOO,OOo.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
AT the United States Legation estimates
made on the ;3th nit. placed the number Of
Americans who had visited the Paris expo
sition ut fifty thousand.
EXPRESS trains running in opposite di-
rections between Naples and Foggia COL
high rate OF seed through a tunnel, and
twenty carriages were smashed and fifty
persons killed and injured
On the joth ult J. X. Taller, leader OF
the e ing who robbed train on the Sonora
railroad year ago last May and killed
Conductor Atkinson and Fireman Forbes.
was shot by the authorities Mt Guaylnas,
Mex
ADDITIONAL arrests OF Anarchists were
| made in various parts Of Switzerland on
the 3Dth ult and the authorities were daily
becoming more alert in the pursuit OF
others, whose fear Of arrest had caused
them to seek new hiding places
In Austr.a-Silesia most OF the schools
were on tho LIST closed in consequence of a
disease OF the eye which had beceane epi-
demic throughout the country.
THREE small towns in the State OF Chiapae,
Mex. We're destroyed bv q cyclone Oh the
lst, aud storm at Carmen. an island of
the coast OF lucatan. wrecked two steam
| ers twelve foreign sailing vessels and
twenty coasting vessels.
SPURIOUS Russian bank bills to the
amount of hundreds OF thousands of rubles
| We're in circula, ion in Eussia on the lst
NEAR Port Rowan. Ont, the schooner
E.ie Wave capsized on the lst. and four of
the crew and four landsmen who were
| aboard OF her were drowned.
IL the Black sea hurricane was raging
on the ID and /. largo number of Turkish
vessels had been wrecked and great loss OF
life was reported
In l.ancash re, Eng. seven thousand col
liers struck on the sd for an advance OF
!! five per cent in wages
DETECTIVE in Montreal said on the I'd
that there seemed to be Il mania .monR
| roOrly-l,aid clerks in that cit, to cmbezzle
| from their employers and leave for the
United States Eight cases had been re-
| ported in one week
| 1N Europe Asiatic cholera was on the Sd
said to be epidemic. 1t had also made its
| appearance in Greece, Turkey and parts
| OF Hungary. and was spreading rapidly.
| Over two thousand deaths had occurred in
| Bagdad.
The steamer Geographic collided recent.
| ly with the sailing vessel Minnie Swift oil
| st Pierre. \. f.. and the latter sank,
| drowning two women. three children and
| ten men.
| THE loss of the British steamer Earnmoor
of the West Indies was reported on the Sd,
| and nineteen persons lost their lives
| THE recent hurricane in Laguna del
| Carmen. Mex. destroyed one hundred and
five houses and twenty y-seycn vessels we're
| wrecked