Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-05
IOWA LIENS.

Belle Plaine il to have o packing house,
with $25, 900 capital.
Dunlap business houses are said to be in
q prosperous condition.
Cedar Rapids Is g, ffering some from the
snow blockade on the railroads.
The Cedar Rapids Republican is venti.
lating the faro and gumnling layouts OF
that city.
The farmers of Harrison county are
complaining of the very poor condition Of
the roads.
A young lady named Crowl came near
losing her life by kerosene n day last
week.
The Knights Templsr of Iowa ore pre-
pairing for the annu+l conclave to be held
in San Francisco next fall.
A collis'o on on the railroad near Thayer
occurred one day LIST week which resulted
in breaking up several cars.
The employees of the c., B. & Q. rail.
road at Oh eston lave commenced working
nine hours per day.
During the prevalence of small pox in
Audubon county there were eleven deaths.
The farmers of Iowa are unanimous in
the opiniyn that this is the hardett winter
on stock for many years.
The doctors Of the Iowa electric medical
college at Des Moines recently had q big
row which it took q policeuan to quell.
Glass blowers are entertaining the oiti.
zens Of Dubuque.
The Lemars paper has given an expose
of y fraudulent bond made by William
Barrett, the comfy treasurer.
A miner named Connolly lost his life In
a coal mine near Ottumwa, on the 10Th
by the roof caving in on him.
The seventh annual session of the lows
Butter and Cheese association will be helc
at Mars0alltown, February 81.
Toe thug who assaulted n Storm LAX,
newspaper mar was fined 500 the othel
d,y. Leave the journalists alone here
after.
The infant town If Rolfe in Pocahonta
county, expended $40, 300 for building i'm
proyGments in 1882.
Flora Raymond, . young girl at tn
CONNER cial hotel in Creston accidental,
shot herself. 1t was the result of q quarre
with her lover.
The Masons of burlington have organ
lied q Masonic Building association, wit
the purpose Of erecting q three story brio
block TO be used for o Masonic building.
The supreme court has reversed the de
cision in the case of Hubbard w. Masol
City. Hubbard recovered $500 damage
for injuries received from an alleged defee
tive sidewalk. The city carried II up an
Is now on top.
Three men named Thsy, Childress an
] Doc. Sweets have been arrested In Neol
= and taken to Council Bluffs for safe keep
ing. They are charged with the burglar
Of Richards Bros. store, in Nicola, In Ma
4 last.
Michael Walsh, who left u residenc
= about two miles from Emmetsburg, Janr
AIRY 2, to walk to town, and had not sftel
wards been seen, was found lying dead |
the snow on the e3d inst. He had eviden
IL ly lost his way and frozed to death.
There are 1913 boys in the reform 'cho'
= st Eldors. The farm embraces 1888 acre
'r OF which 800 are under cultivation. ~
1t buildings entire cost about 500, 900. IN
school has received up to the present tin
about 800 inmates, and most IT those oil
charged have become useful citizens.
,e The number of pupils 1t Coe College
"a Cedar Rapids is l45. OF these 5S are fro
Cedar Rapids, and the others from all pr,
lions OF the state. Among the names pul
lished by the Republican are the followiI
from Sioux City: Freshman!class,. w. v
II Soule and Miss Lille Jandt; unclassiie
Miss Ida Jandt.