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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-08-05
Sports.

Considerable money had been
staked on the game between the
first nine and Walkup's Pickups last
Monday, but owing to the many
unfavorable circumstances under
which our gallant Marshal's nine
came to the game, the wagcrs were
withdrawn. Several Of the best
players were unavoidably detained,
others We're under the weather, and
the marshal didn't feel very well
himself. But the first nine felt con-
fident that there was victory in
store for them, and being very anx
ious to win game just for variety,
they urged that playing proceed,
The early innings denoted that it
would be a walk away with Walk.
up, and it proved too much one'sided
to excite interest. The score was
SO to 6.
The Audubon first nine played
the Extras on the latter's ground
Tuesday, the former being defeated
by score OF "a to IS. The Audi
bon nine outplayed their opponents,
the latter making their scores in
three innings not SO much upon
their own merit rs through error
of the Audubon team. On the sec
ond inning they scored twelve runs
with Darlington in the box, whC
had been i'll for over week, an,
was in fact not able to play and dc
himself Justice. They run in min,
scores on the ninth inning, will
Clarke in the box. Six times the,
were shut out. The Extras, however
with four players from Brayton
compose very good club, and max
a game fairly interesting. The re
turn game will be played on tn
Audubon diamond at IN early date
when we confidently expect tn
home nine to easily turn the scale.
The gun club went to EXirj
Tuesday, and scoring victory, sus
tanned the reputation of Audubon
against the defeat inflicted upon tn,
base ball team. They not onl,
scored the largest total, but II. w
Wilson made the best individual
record Il out of n possible IS
and one that entities him to rccogni
ton as one of the best shots in tn
state. DR.. Riley, of the Extra club
NanGorder and Brooks have equa
title to second best, having each
total of -. We indulge what W,
deem u pardonabie pride in referring
the reader to the score of our owl
Nichols in the shots at live birds. !
is altogether different from an,
other score on the sheet, and is onl,
equalled by the legal sportsman
distinguished performance on tn,
base ball grounds. Nick is appar
emily not much of a hitter, but be !
said to his credit he is innocent o
cruelty to the birds or the ball
Following is the score of shots a
Extra Tuesday, the first ten at PEG
ria black birds, the latter five at liv,
pigeons:
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-08-05

Go to William Cloughly's for
machine oil. He cannot be under
sold.
Call and see the line OF mems
brown and black all worsted suits at
Hates tor $1,000. World beaters.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-08-05
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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-08-05

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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-08-05
AUDUBON COUNTY REPUBLICAN,

Entered at the Audubon Post Office mail matter
OF the second class.
THIS PAPER may be found Oh file at Geo. p Rowell 4
Co.'S 10 Spruce street, New York. where advertising
contracts may be made.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-08-05

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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-08-05

4 RH eWa Send Gus. tor postage and receive free
pUIV pa costly box Of goods which will help
III \ HI you 10 more money right away than
anything else in this world All of
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14

United states Circuit Courts TO appoint inland shppns
at ports within their jurisdiction WHO'S.
duties shall afford facilities for engaging seamen
for the Of shipping contracts mace oy Sou
men for the recovery Of advances In case OF ueserto
and for punishment OF the seamen other PROVISIONS VI
the bill are intended TO place the inland on the same ooV
ing with the coast shipping ,,, - 81.
Iy Mr. Weaver. OF Iowa. resolution Gaining OH tnv
eecetary of the Treasury Information ms to how many
a and 80 notes have been cancelled ana destroyed since
the passage OF and by what authority sau noss
have been destroyed and how many OF sara no.s
nutlated notes and whether notes OF Ike denonh'on
were issued In their stead Ht Ia said that sch notes AZ
eregatng 81 900 900 cancelled annually "i1nou "e
ing replaced ..,., Granting
By Mr. Townshcnd. OF Ilincis, by requeso-osanpems
the use OF the hall OF the House on the evenings VI
ary 25, 20 and % to the National woman 0uii"e' WV
veDtiOn. ,.-,. .ho socra-
nv Mr. Uewttt of Notwithstanding tne recre
tary of the Treasury 10 anticipate the payment OF ne
est on the bonded debt OF the United states anu " Pi
vide for special deposits OF the public money ~ %
BY Mr. GrOut, of Nernont-To enable tne peoPio ="
name their postmaster - a., ..,..,, 80 ,,,o
Nv Mr. Cox Of North CarOlina-FixDg the salary Vi 'no
Civil Service Commit sloners at $4,000. -. A. =
BY Mr. Springer Of LlinoisFor the admission mo .e
Union of Dakota Montana. Washington and New-MeNco
By Mr. Holmes OF owaTO quiet the ntle or y, ~
the Des Mones River lands This IL nearly uenuo WI"
the bill of year vetoed by the President ,,aod
The call Of states being concluded the MOOT wac 49,
to the Committee the District OF COluiuDit
hill called up for consideration one prOVlnlng ~. '
appointment by the Commissioners or the istIlct VI
twentyfour persons TO constitute the Board or
of the District The gave rise 10 greht 49,.
opposition and the whole afternoon was consumer II. 10 ~,
considerations hibuserng tactics being resorted 10 u
prevent vote. These tactics were successful anu Nv
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14
Gas AVID ELEorRIo LIGHT INTERESTS OOMBIN.

Up to within less than year ago there was positive
conflict between and electric light interests OF
this country Gas stocks felt the shock OF the newer
light in its increasing strength and almost angriy re-
sisted the growth of the brighter light and stronger
iuninator The enormous amount OF money invested in
gas plants all the land naturally became very sen
sitive and their antagonsm TO electric lights was from
the first severe and powerful The gas interests arc TAX
ing steps TO combine electric light with their present
business They longer fight it without disastrous
results Edwards H. GO OF the American system, began
four years ago backed by good stem of his own and
caught the good will OF the people. lie is now reap
inc lis reward close alliance with the gas companies
for his system good business showing but in addition
to that the managers OF all the England
GO ancs are combining petition the Legislatures for
authority to use electric lights with their plants
When he began there he sought communion OF interests
with the gs.s people which after fou Of contest Is
lust coming to him. The movement is general
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14
NOT "A VORABLE TO KEMP.

The KempReves Case was again before Justice White
at the Tombs Police Court yesterday In previous
animation Kemp sworc that when he was employed by
william II. IL. Roberts of No. 10 Barclayst his en-
ployer had paid him by giving him three handsome
thermometers Mr. Roberts testified yesterday that these
articles we're stolen Mrs Lessieur stated that the young
man and his wife boarded with her. She Mr. Rcycs
M the house three four occasions She stated that
her husband had Informed Reeves that Kemp was going
To skip" -
Daniel OConnel the assistant bookkeeper stated that
he had been in the employ o Mr. heNes Tor over six years
He testified
After and when Kemp was discharged said To
HIM How dd YOU get IN this scrape T. lie said: I'm
hard m and had 10 do something" asked him What
abnut tie ray roll saturday Yon $50
know nd The detective ami got $40 and
the placed the petty cash AccoSht lie would not
detective S name.
% In relation to the Custom House matter" asked
Lawyer Gainger, did you pay the duties on November
did Kemp I" $500
did The statement OF Kemp is coldblOoded lie.
After the trial in the Iombs Kemp said Ia want
yon to see Mr. Reeves. III settle the matter for 1000
il you can't get 81 900 take 500
The case was adjourned till December %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14
suyT AGAINST A BANKRUPT ESTATE.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 10 t>pecaal.-A suit involving
$1,000 was brought up in the Common Pleas Court
day In 1884, Ii. f. weddell, banker. owner OF the
Wedlel House. failed for $2.0O0,OOO His sons. Law
renee and Frank their father and j. H. Webster
assignee the bankrupt estate, for $233,75o each and
ask 10 have that amount included in the Liabilities OF the
estate Their story briefly told Is that in 1861 H. f. We'd
dell became financially involved and had certain pieces
NJ real estate decided his infant Later ON he
null.d out Of the difficulty and again reck-
oned "A a millionaire. When the boys became
of age in ISL their father persuaded them deed the
uroperty back TO him on The plea OF making equal
division one part OF real estate having increased
olue more than the other lie promised to over
c an amount equal 10 half the value OF the whole prop
erty No transferred. Before Mr "eddel fulfilled his
n,,nisrs disaster him. ana all his property
wont into the hands aasisnce hence the
hiring sut for ~ 49, 100 each. as representing the amount
iraudnIently obtained IRON them ny their father As
sjnee elster SANS that II unmOcsted the estate will
nav every creditor dollar for dollar, ana leave 100000
besides lie Indignantly denounces this suit scheme
ON te mart of the sons their father In his old age
Neddeil some time ago married second time. This
rage being " his children caused quarrel in
family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14
LEGISLATION BEFORE CONGRESS.
FINANCIAL MEASURES IN THE sENATE-soME BILLS
IN THE

FINANCIAL MEASURES IN THE sENATE-soME BILLS
IN THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON Dec 13-Mr. Morrill, in the Senate to-day
the credentials OF Senator Edmunds for the m
term beginning March 4, 1887.
Among the numerous bills introduced and referred were
the following:
Nv Mr. McPherson-To authorize the reduction OF
United states bonds and the circulation OF National banks
Mr. Morrill, offered resolution nstructiug the Commit
tee on Finance TO examine as to the expectancy OF some
practical measure for the maintenance Of the system OF
National banks with ample security and without adj
tonal cost to the Government
On receiving message from the House on the SUBJECT
Of the death of Representative Dowdney of NewYork,
resolution adopted for the appointment oil commit
too N attend the funeral consisting OF Senators Miller,
Ransom and Voorhees,, and mark OF respect Tor the
deceased man the Senate at 3:35 adjourned
Under the call OF states the following bills and resolu
tons among others introduced in the House and re-
ferred
BY Mr. Phelps OF NewJersey-Directing the Secretary
~ War o lease the National Hotel Company of New Jer
sey tract land Sandy Hook for the purpose OF con
strnctng thereon two large hotes-one for families and
visitors and the other for the use OF pleasure
seekers The object OF the ncorporaors is to secure
summer resort which shall, by absolute restriction, be
free from the surroundings OF gamblingh houses and
Iiouorslops The incorporators to pay rent the
expense the running OF the three lighthouses and two
.Iifesaying stations on the ground.
BY Mr. oates, of Aabama-To prohibit the appointment
Of Congressional committees 10 attend funerals and to
prohibit the drapng OF public buildings IN mourning,
cent by order OF the President also authorizing the
appontment OF clerks 10 Senators and Representatives
who are not chairmen of committees.
by Mr. Lawer. OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reciting that the
rapidly accommodating surplus in the Treasury In excess
of the needs OF the Gov and that IL should be
expended through liberal appropriations for repairing and
properly equppng the deiences and Tor the con
structon OF ships.
Representative johnson, of New-York, introduced
bill 70 establish ghshp the wreck OF the oregon
Mr. Stewart, OF Vermont, introduced bill appropr-
ting $50 900 for the erection OF monument ON tho Rev
dictionary battlefield In Bennington, VT
Mr.. Strait OF Minnesota, introduced bill amending
the laws provide that National banks shall be re
auired 10 keep deposit with tho Treasurer OF tn
United States United states bonds not To exceed QUO
eighth their capital stock security for their cren
| lating notes. -
Mr Caichngs, OF Mississippi introduced n bli e 10
the relief Of INLAND navigation IL authorizes Judges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 10 (SpecdD.-President Roberts, OK
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, to-day Issued tho
following order The attention OF the officers oil tho
company and OF the various lines embraced in its SYSTEM
both east and west OF Psburg again called to the acs
that large numbers OF passes are issued to persons VINO
are in no wise entitled 10 receive them All officers VIII
hereafter be held TO rigid observance OF the rules
governing the issue of both annual and trip AMI
ia expected that reports OF free travel IN the thtro
Will show large decrease Us coiPhio" "i'i '"N N'
The directors of the Northern Central Railroad Com
many this afternoon declared 5enl-annual uiNeu "
four per cent payable January 10 10 stockhoueis VI
record, December 81. o..- D.u..o,
nassed through the tunnel this evening and stopped
al Grari-aye The movement OF freight VIII ocsin on
Wednesday.
CHICAGO Dec. 13.-John W. Weston, Commissioners
General for the United States OF the proposed her-
tiona Railway Exposition to be held In rams from May
to October 1897 has issued prospectus TO the railway
companies asking their cooperation to insure that the
Nation will be properly represented He cites that Great
Rrfan has asked for six miles Of track room to Illustrate
the operation Of roads Mr.. Weston gives an extended
OF the exhibition which VIII DC heu Ill inc Dos
de Vincennes the largest PARK In faris.
ST. LOUIS, Dec I3.-fhe Republican this morning says
that the Central Traffic and Trunk Line Associations have
10 advance eastbound freight rates beginning
December 20 until transportation by water Is made pos
sibe i'm the spring by the breaking up OF the river mo
new schedule advances all freight from the West
to tho East the basis OF twenty nye cents per IVo
pounds-Chicago to New-York-to thirty cents.
PIrrsBURG Dec. l3.-Negotiaons are pending for the
sale OF the Lawrence Road, broad gauge, slngetrack
connecting link between the Fort Wayne and the Ashta
bula and Pitsburg Roads The road only abouttwelve
miles long has rolling stock, but as part OF the
highway for intended for TINS marheI Is Oh geaS
value as a carrier The Ashtabula AMI flttsDurg VIII
probably succeed in gaining possession OF IL Dy TIE pay
ment OF $6o0OOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14
p,cr,voNn AND WEST POINT CONTROL

The Richmond and West Point Terminal Railway and
Warehouse Company which recently bought control OF
the Richmond and Danvile Railroad yesterday an'e1
mated paymeut and meeting Of the directors OF tho
Richmond and Danville Company the new owners en-
tered iuto the management Places were MADE py sue
cessiye resgnaons of the former directors lie new
hoard is constituted as follows Alfred suy. H. NJ rag
er John G. Moore John H. Inman, James Pace isaao
+ Rice George T. Stone, r. NJ Logan, Robert n DOW
r. ID Christian Emanuel Lehman and j. A kuthetioru.
Mr. Moore and Mr.. Inman were members OF the loreI
hoard With two exceptions the board is identical
with that OF the Terminal Company. The annual meet
ing of the Richmond and Danvle Company takes picss
are expected to be made at that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14

The sale of the property of the Lake Erie and Western
Railway Company will be held to-day unless the appnca-
ton for second postponement should be granted ~
Judge Gresham. The committees OF the BOND ana share
holders have united in their efforts 10 preserve the Id
trgry OF the company and Lucius Ashley ana george
r. stone, OF the bondholders committee, We're added
Yesterday to the ons committee. The bonds deposited
under the agreement have been turned over 10 the HOB
Inns committee.
In regard the published dispatch that he was hego
tiating the control OF the Illinois ana ST. LOUIS h
I'D which owns desirable terminal grounds East 1t.
Louis C. Z. Huntin gton said yesterday; nave hos
been offered OF the road and have not ue any
offer for it In fact had not even heard the matter ucl
toned until the publication Of the ST. Louis dispatch
certainly know nothing about IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14
ROBERT RAY HAMILroN's AFBiDAvIr

CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK-ss.
Robert Raw Hamilton being duly sworn That at tho
November meeting Of COUNTY Committee Joseph Cleary
1924 East twenty fOurt. requested 10 be introduced
then voluntarily said that he had charge Of an elec
district election day for aptan 'Tegan IN the NNth
Assembly District and had important inform on 10
give running SpinOla Republican boxes put ne
other time. when we could meet
quietly and talk the matter over.
ON i called Mr. Clcary at NO
fourth and asked him 10 make the state
men he uriay
and ~ would prefer other tiine
afternoon / hlm at The same place lie
did know much about the mat
ter bnt thai on Captain tregan came 10 ms us
is Spinoa runningf DO what you eau
for him. do not Mt To make an aniaVit
am not the exact words lie used wOu IKE
b. talk with election in that district 70 De
sure and then will AFFIDAVIT; but that Is suDsan
tally what Cregau said -. ..,......, ~.
Cleary has never any affidavit but understand mas
refused sign 'avit prepared on behalf OF captain
Cregan his captains to sign. ., -,
That the morning or election Gay
called at the Ashland and Rose Hui Hall and asked
for Capain Cregan told that could not ind him
there as he would going the district all day was
also number of at various places tat
he had been there and had gone to other places
S $1,000 ROBERT RAY HAMILTON
svorn 70 before this 9Th Of December. 1886.
- EDWARD H.. NOlMER.
Notary Public Kings County, certificate hled in NeS YORK
County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14
TIRE u.1RAyp oRAyMER IN PORT.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l3.-The schooner MAR and Gran
mer from Georgetown. d. c., for New-fcrk' before 10
ported of watchapreague Va. with the loss OF rudder'
was towed to port by the tug Battler Captain Bud
OF the schooner, reports On December sgnaled thS
steamer Knickerbocker; Mate Samuel n. Allen oil INC
schooner belonging 10 North Ttsbury vineyard isishd
Mass Jumped the boat sent from the hne
and Was lost Captain Budd knew nothing oil the loss -
the chief officer and four men from the steamer u'iu
ing Mate Allen until informed Of the TACT by inc o'PiA
uf the tug BatLlcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14

SUTI ON AN INDIAN COMMISSIONERS A CCOUNr.
BOSTON, Dec lathe United States District Attorney
has brought suit against L. Edwin Dudley, secretary OF
the Law and Order League 10 recover @i290 which Is
alleged TO he due upon the settlement OF his accounts
with the Government as special indian COMMISSIONER
Dudley was appointed 10 sipeIntend the conveys Of
a tribe OF Indisns California TO New Mexico, and his
period OF service covered less than sea-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14

Can consumption be curcdf Yes one n. ina" he
y,Tns OF vaccination. Aud one man aer y
~ ros ,o has the cure Tor oonstup.o "
Pier.e's "uolden Medical Discovery Tvs tr,s nv
nnn"1iSn Address, Worlds DispensAry Medical Asss-
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14

whittier beautiful ballad % MHso9 n
many lie aud mother Thousands OF suffering
brain s, %avs found DR. Pcrces Fsvorto Prescription
rsuperator wasted strength and OF sovereign
aescy in all those derangements and mAadies peculiar
law rea sou OF wnich the vitality 10 gradually eAppe4
no me cheek rubbed prematurey VI its bloom Price 10
dns.d 10 ono dollar by druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14

va. injured about head Miss Rhodes, Of Rock Val
, iowa had one OF her shoulders injured Bruce Oliver,
Of this city, had his family on board HIS little boy was
pid sas thrown violently through window but was not
nIured Tbe coach is bad wreck and the escape OF tho
from death Is miraculous None "asserousy
Int ured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14

Young or middle aged men suffering nom prematefe
a:cne of power however Induced. speedily anu ra.c.t
cured Illustrated book ior ~ cent? IN sssmp@ wssv
Disponsary Medical Association BuaaAo N. Z.