The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-05-17
IOWA STATE NEWS.


ing near Bonaparte, while attending church on
Mac. Jumping upon the seats be declared his
intention to preach > sermon and commanded
the preacher Il ait down. This broke up the
meeting, and be WAS taken home by his friends
where he remained in hopeless condition ct
last acecuth
THE patent poiiahs man came to grief at
Council Bluffs, in his endeavor 10 play sleight-
of-hand with the silver spoons when they were
submitted to him for experiment.. He was
locked up in Council Bluffs calaboose.
A oour1E got married in Davenport, the other
day, and went across the river to celebrate the
wedding, during the progress of which a contest
arose between the groom's mother and The bride
II was somewhat spirited affair, in which
clubs hatchets, buckets Of slack-lims, ETC., took
part. Ia eE
A MRs. AIMkpA CASE, of Harrison County,
lately brought suit for the custody of her chill
dren. before Judge Reed, of Council Bluffs, her
husband having possession of them. Judge
Reed gave husband and wife lecture in court,
whereupon they once more joined hands and
pledged themselves to one another id love.
walked out Of the Comthouse together, and took
the tfalh for their home in Harrison County.
A GRADUATED egg factory is one of Keokuk's
recent enterprises. The eggs are opened, desic-
Gated, dried and sifted. When finished the
product resembles bright yellow O sugar.
TIE residence of Father Schultz. a priest at
New Wine. Dubuoue County. was entered bv
burglars. on the 9Th. while he was holding YES
pers. and robbed of 5000 in cash. beside lew.
elry and other valuables,
On the 9th. at DUBUQUE, the corpse of a child
which expired Of measles and scarlet fever. was
refused transportation by rail, either as express
goods or baggage, to Keokuk and was taken
down the river in skif. Although the body
was securely inclosed in sealed casket. the
railroad officials refused to receive It, fearing the
contagious disease
TIE President has directed that the Pension
Agencies at Fairheld and dubuque be CONSOLE
dated with the agency at De- MONIES.
AT Dubuque, on the 9Th, Jane Lawler, aged
sixty, was divorced, in order to return to Ireland
to obtain q legacy left by a deceased relative,
the provision of whose will made that step neces-
sary on the part of the woman. She chose for
tune rather than husband,
THE BODY of an unknown man was found in
the river at McGregor, on the afternoon of the
7th. He had. from appearances, been living in
the water for two months. He had short, thick,
yery eray hair. and was about fifty wears of age,
Fifty dollars was found on his body, 1t is sur
missed that he is the man that went through the
ice six weeks ago at Harper's Ferry with his
team. while going home from mill, in conse.
ouence of which his wife went crazy..
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country hut. before going. called at the school
to saw farewell. After a few minutes conyersa-
tion. he reouested the favor of a parting kiss
and reached ont tn embrace her. when sbe strue.
pled. under bashful modesty, Selling the op-
portunity, he drew her face to his and bit hel
nose nearly off. The end part a good mouth
full, hung by the gristle, and was sewed in place
by a neighboring surgeon. With the best posi-.
BILE care she will be disfgured for ife.-Du-
buqsle Dispatch to the Chicago Times
Alec Comfy Judge has lust decided that
the Governor has no authority to issue |. condi.
tional pardon.
An infant daughter of John Greiner, of Du.
buque, was run over by team, on the 10th
and instantly killed.
SAMUEL WATKINS was recently arrested al
Council Bluffs upon the charge of killing lad
whom he had employed to work for him, Last
summer. The remains of the lad have beer
lately exhumed and his skull was found to bt
broken in several places.
GroRar M. BowrN. late book-keener fo,
Roberts & Co.. at Davenport. has lust been in.
dicted by the Grand jury for forgery. Ten in.
dictments were found against him.
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