Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-09-09

The new registry law will mate
rally reduce the Democratic vote OF
Council Bluffs.
TuE REPUBLICAN, office will be
removed to its new rooms in the
Audubon County Bank building
tomorrow. .....-
The board of supervisors are in
session, and have enough business to
occupy their attention during this
week, Their proceedings will APP
pear in THE REPUBLICAN next
week.
Mr.. Parrot, representing the
Marshalltown daily 7Smes.Repa6.
HcaR, was looking after that papers
interests here yesterday, and met
with most gratifying success. 1t is
one OF the best newspapers publish
ed, and reaches Audubon in good
time.
The candidacy of Col. Kcatley is
announced by his party press with
all the trumpery that attends the
entrance of demagogue to the
political field. He has had volum.
nous interviews with representatives
Of all the dalies in the district, and Il
one. sided view Of his political history
has been given to the public.
The dates for the play Black Dia-
monds have been changed for the
convenience Of those wishing to at
tend Barnum's show at Atlantic OH
the night Of the 10Th. The play
will be presented on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, Sept. 18th
and 18TH. Don't fail to attend, or you
will miss the best play ever put on
the boards in Audubon.
Only twenty.eight persons from
this station took passage on the spec
ial train yesterday morning for the
state fair. Three boarded the train
at Extra and one at Brayton. TIL.
tram was to have left here at s a. m
and although it did not pull out un.
I'll $500 nearly as many persons were
left on account of being behind time
AS Were enabled to get on board
Carpenter hove in sight Just as tn,
rear trucks of the passenger ca
were clicking over the rails at tn,
south end Of the switch. Witnesses
to Carpenters beckonings to Johr
Gray say they were tragic in the cx
trcme. Carpenter took the o:iS train
and arrived in the city in time to
take position among the bale
heads at the theatre.
Last Friday the Audubons went
to Atlantic to play friendly game
of ball with the newly organized
club there, and as they expected,
were defeated by the score OF II to
9. The game was too one sided to
bc exciting, but the boys would have
been well contcntcd with the result
had not the largc(0 crowd which had
assembled treated them SO discour-
tcously. The hooting of the crowd
together with the insulting language
Of Claussen, did more toward de-
moralizing the Audubons than the
playing of their opponents. The
Atlantics put in their crack pitcher
and he was pounded so hard that
they had to change and even then
the boys had no trouble hitting the
ball. Green making two baggcrs
and a single, and Freeman two
doubles. Cowles also hit the ball
hard to the left field fence but it was
caught by Lattig who made very
pretty one hand catch. For the At.
lantic Hinkle and Whipplc were the
only ones who could hit with any
certainty all the rest striking out
with more or less regularity, but
when they did manage to hit it, they
generally trotted the circuit while
the home club played catch with the
ball. The boys complain some Of
their treatment and seem to think
that it was rather bad taste for At
lantic to put in their manager Mr..
Scott, tor umpire. The Atlantics
will probably play return game
here during fair week, when the
home club will have a chance to re.
deem themselves. We give the
score as follows:
IDnings--l 2 3 o s o. Total.
Audubon. ND . OOt o.
Atlantic.......,......I q o - II -
Base hits, Audubon \, Atlantic u.
Total hits, Audubon 10, Atlantic q.
Struck out, Audubon 10, Atlantic 10.
Batteries; Audubon, Darlington and Green; Allan
Tic. FsnnelIy, Hammond and IattiI, CIaussen and