The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-06-06

husband died twelve years ago, being then
Dne hundred and seven yesrs old
On the .:th Centtgrsde, four -year-old
trotter the property or United states Treas
arcr Huston, died at Cambridge City, Ind
The animal was valued at 4lO,00a
THE Grand Lodge Of Masons Of Indiana
on the 9th revoked thA charter Of tho
Mount Vernon Lodge because IL failed to
discipline members who pleaded guilty to
the charge OF selling intoxicated liquors.
THR death of H. Melville FAy, the we'll
known spirit medium and husband Of Anna
Eva Fay, occurred on the a9th In = hospital
at Cleveland o., Of cancer OF tho tongue.
He was forty EIGHT years old
On tho o0th Philip Flood, formerly priv
ate in the Forty second Ohio volunteers, was
allowed arrears Of pension amounting
to sl5,2se This was tho la)gsst first pay
ulent on record In the Pcnaipn OACp.
On the 29th william White was arrested
nj Laporte City, H.. for passing yountef1eit
money. and when searchedN2e 80 IL bdg6'
gold coins were found in hib posssasi0n.
DuRING wind storm at panvtlls, Va, on
the 3Oth nit brick tobocco factory II
course OF construction Wa. blown down
Five men were killed. Sx badly injured and
several buried In tho ruins.
WIND and rain-storm visited Marshall,
No., and vicinity on the aOth ult. Many
bridges and culverts were washed away.
and the damage was estimated at %, co.
On the 3Oth ult Miss Bridget Gallagher.
aged eighty years, who had lived alone for
thirty -6ve years, was found dead IN her
cottage at Davenpon, Ia. having been suf-
located by coal gas
TIE death OF Congressman Edward J.
Gay. the millionaire sugar planter, oc-
CURED ON the 3Oth nit ut Thibodeaux. La
In Baltimore Joshua ID. Grant and HIS
wife were suffocated by gas on the night Of
the 3Oth ult
A SECTION OF country about 1ve miles
east of MarthSburg, w. Va, was struck by
. tornado on the 3Oth ult and after de-
molishing . vast amount Of property it
passed down the Potomac valley, upr00ttng
trees and playing havoc generally with
small buildings. Several persons were
killed.
In the Schoolcraft, Flint -lantl Portland
districts OF Michigan snow to tho depth Ut
four or Ave inches fell on the 80th ult
ON the 3Oth ult the police monument on
Haymarket square In Chicago which stands
on the spot where the fiBaf bomb Was
thrown, was formally dedicated In the
presence Of great crowd. The monument
was unvailed by Master Frank Deegan, and
Mayor cregier accepted tho monument ON
behalf Of the city,
THREE men were instantly killed at HUM
boldt, Mich, on the 10th nit By the qaving
In of o mine.
on the 3oth nit rich iron ore deposits were
discovered near Guthrie Oklahoma
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
On the 27th w. ". Thomas, Jr.. MinistsE
from the rntted States to Sweden, was
given IN audience by King Oscar at Stock
holm
Ina conflict at Faacaraeh ireland. on the
9TH, between evictors and tenants, twenty
five policemen injured.
ON the 18th the Russian police had dis
societies tho object Of which was the
assassination OF the Gar. Search wal
being made for. similar organizations
throughout Europe.
A CAN OF coal oil exploded ON the 2dth IN
Havana, Cuba, and woman and her two
daughters, aged respectively thirteen and
two years. also colored boy, were burned
to death. ="
DIspArcHEs Of the 18th say that are 4,
| Yakato Akita, japan. destroyed over one
thousand house& Many lives were lost
and nearly ten thousand perssns ~ef,
homeless
In . gals ON the 2eth the schoonsr Bayari,
was wrecked near. Kingston. Ont, and he,
crew Of eight persons perisaod.
A HuRhfcANE prevailed It New 6outl
Wales on the GOTH Railway traffic was sus
pended. many land-sltdss occurred AM
many lives were lost. j.. !.
IN Vienna Prince Alois Schwarsenhsrl
| and Lieutenant Of hussars fought . due
on the 3oth ult, and the former was NOR
!! tally wounded 4. -. ' ..s
THRoUGuour France severe storms pro
vailed on the 3lst ult and in some place
the country was almost devastated
| THE Boavef line steamer Lake Ontario
Captain Campbell, which left Montrsal.ol
the aOth glt. Tor. Liverpool with full list Q
cabin passengers, including many Of th'
3lth ult said 70 have toho down with u
/ hands -. t-' :is. ~ 80
on the Channel Islands ln England,
prolonged shock Sf eaEthquake, was felt q
AT Hdexaata; Hex, heavy storms of iriil
and hail had on,the SDth nit caused th
river to .ippndate that town, drowninl
many persons and cattle, washing AVA,
many houses and destroying cropA
MR. vfzETtEY. well-known LondO,
beGk-sellsr, ,svas.on the 30th ult. sentence
tNfhree months imprisonment Tor publish
i9e ztla's novels
r.. lATGH.
! J0aNsTowN, PA, June IThe situation
here. on the "a, ,.has MOI changed To any ex
lAent and the estimate Of loss Of life .
RS 900 does not seem to have been exagger
tAted., Six hundred bodies arc now lyiul
lin JOhnstown, and large number hay
Eelready been buried. Four immense rclie
trains arrived last night, and the survi
yvexs are being we'll cared for. A portion
Of the police force Of Pittsburg and Allie
i ghenv, arc on duty, and better order i
maintained than j, prevailed yesterday
Communication has been restored betwesl
Cambria City and Johnstown by FOO
bridge. The work Of repairing tho track
between Sang Hollow and Johnst0wn /
igoing.p1 rapidly. and trains will probabl.
t6fuuAfnR by Tomorrow morning. No
less than IL. QUO strangers arc Ii the city.
Tho following sre the names Of . fey
/ 0oUuk Su06 UUOuNA0UU WUV pUGA0uOOs =
Bstler, James, q. .Cex; George Randol1
Harry Barbour, Jame4 Nurtha1 Mrs. W
Jones. Rob61t Miller, Eller Brfhky, 3. D
Eldridgo. NrS. Barbour, Jacdb Wald, viii
and child, Kate LinAhAit Robert Baldwin
q. NcNally, Frank DfmOnd, WilliAm Fon
rod, r McAuley, John streiner,. y. |
Davis, MRS D6france, the two Alisse
Richards. Ella Harrington, Charles A
Marshall, John Beens, John. Anderson
G. H. Wilson, n little. A n Jones
Misses Halton, GD, G.. R. Butler. Charlie
Nilsson, JohR' Andrews. John Burns, Nj
Mccoy, Mrs O'ConnelL
Conemaueh. WooAval@, Kernvilla Cen
bria City and other surrounding towns i
! the flooded district are % badly Of a
Johnstown. At TConemauGh the:inhabi}ant
Of the lower lying portion Of the tow
have been literally wiped ont Of extstehc(
|. At Woodvale the percentage Of death
even greater than that ut Johnst0wI
Kernville has only house or two -
i,y,ruuvnnut IN TIA fSvynAp s,oavA<A ahlA ,,rs