The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-09-10
PRESIDENT HARRISON has returned 60

PRESIDENT HARRISON has returned 70
Cape May from his Vermont tour.
JUDGE G. w. ScoFIELD died at War
rem. Pa. He was congressman six
terms and register of the United States
treasury under President Hayes
REV. J. w. OLMsTEAD, d. D., editor
of the Baptist paper, the Watchman,
died at Manchester-by -the-Sea. Mass.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS A. w.
BRAzEE died at Denver, Col, aged 65
years. For many years he had been an
acknowledged leader Of the prohibition
party.
MRS. MARY SALISBURY died near
Bellingham, Mimi, aged 1O2. Her hus-
band, 103 years, could not long survive.
The couple had been married eighty
years.
Mrs. DRUCELLA McGRAY, of Peters
burg, Ind, died at the age Of 104 years,
and Mrs. Mary Lenard. of johnson
county. Ind, expired at the age Of 100
years
MAJ. JOHN J. SAFELY, q prominent
politician and mine owner of Indiana,
died at his home in Lodi.
JOHN YOU'VE BRowN was inaugurated
governor of Kentucky.
Rev. j. B. L. SoULE. D. D., Phi. D.,
of Highland Park. ILL.,. died at the resi-
dence of his SON in Chicago. aged 76
years.
MRS. SUSAN GALE Cook, who has
been acting as secretary of the lady
managers of the worlds fair since the
removal of Miss Couzins. was formally
elected to fll that position.
FOREIGN.
OFFICIAL statistics show that the
provincial debts of Italy amount to So.
ESQ, 500. 900, and the national debt to S.
600, 900, 600.
FIRE destroyed Clark's hotel and q
dozen business houses at Onemie, Ont.
JAMES GREENWOOD, of Chippewa
Can, was carried over Niagara falls in
a sailboat. Pieces of the boat were
found, but the body was not recovered
A MOB took possession of Santiago
Chilli, and burned Balmaceda's resi-.
dence and other property, the loss be.
ing over 81, 500, 900.
LEONARD c. WIGAN, engraver Of the
royal mint, died in London. He was
the most famous engraver in England
THE Canadian Pacific steamer EN-
press of japan arrived at Vancouver
B. c., from China and Japan, making
the run from Yokohama in ten days
breaking all previous records.
A TYPHooN in Japan caused the los.
! Of over 200 lives
TEN miners were killed in colliery
explosion near Bedminster, Eng.
DISPATCHES say that Forneau's ex
pedition to explore the valley of Sanchs
Rayen, central Soudan. and the French
Congo was attacked by natives and six
teen were killed and thirty-one wound.
| ed
THE British steamer Dunsmurry wa,
| struck by a hurricane off the coast ol
! Halifax, N. S., sinking the vessel anG
drowning eight of the crew.
ADvIcEs say that the Egyptian cot
ton crop amounts to 3,70O.OOO hundred
weights. the largest crop on record.
Miss MARY LINCOLN, daughter ot
United States Minister Robert L. Lin
coin, was married to Charles g. Isham
of Chicago, at London.
THE schooner Pannonin was wrecked
on the reefs near the Hawaiian island.
and twelve persons were drowned.
| IT was announced in London that
the prince of. Wales and Emperor vii
liam of Germany would attend the
worlds fair at Chicago.
| THE Streele stables at AYR, Scot
land, were destroyed by fire and nine
valuable race horses perished in the
flames.
THE twenty-first anniversary of the
battle of Sedan was cele ebrated through
| out Germany.