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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-09-27

Girls are wearing solid silver belts with
their white flannel blouses.
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CLEVELAND UNDIsMAYED.

Not In tho Least Disconnected by tho Turn
Of AfYaIrs-Mrs. Cleveland Apparently
Worried and Anxious.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-President Glove.
land transacted his business to-day in his
usual quiet way, and, as far as the outside
public could judge he was the least con-
cerned man in Washington regarding the
result Of the election, which still hung
suspended in the balance OF hope and
doubt. While the jubilant Republicans
were firing of a salute in the White
lot, but few rods south Of
the Executive Mansion, Its present
occupant was diligently perusing State
papers and attending to such matters as
came before him, and the boom of tho cam
non and the rattle Of the windows after
each discharge did not seem to affect his
nerves In tho slightest. Mrs. Cleveland,
who had spent the night at the White
House with the President, drove out to Oak
View shortly after noon. She was pale,
and there was careworn look on her face
which showed more eloquontly than words
how keenly she felt tho defeat Of hor hus.
band.
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THE BLACK PIT.

A Terrible Calamity In Kansas, Caused BY
an Explosion In . Coal Mine -One Hun.
dred and Sixty Lives believed to Have
Been Lost.
KANSAS CrY. NO., Nov. GA journal
special from Pittsburgh, Kan, says:
'The most dreadful disaster in the history
Of Kansas occurred at Eve O'Clock this
evening. When the men were preparing
to leave OF their work at shaft No. @ at
Frontenac, a suburb of Pittsburgh, terri.
ble explosion was heard that shook the
earth for great distance and
completely shattered the shaft Upon
investigation II was found that 160
men were within the mine at the time Of
the explosion. Being 112 feet below the
surface, II II almost certain that all arc
dead at this writing. The only exceptions
were two men who were In o car coming
up, and, being near the top Of the shaft,
managed to escape Pittsburgh is in the cen.
ter Of the coal mines Of Southeastern Kan.
sas, and Is about one hundred miles south
Of Kansas City, on the Fort S.ott and
Gulf road. ..
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rot1rroAr Dnrrnru,x.

la1nas Shattered BY Election Excitement
Two st. Louis Men Unbalanced By
Their Campaign work.
81. LOUIS, Nov. S.-Morrison Renshaw,
The manager Of George Castleman's cam.
paign In the Tonth Congressional Dis.
trict, and Charles D. Brockman, .
saloon keeper, have gone crazy In con.
sequence of the election excitement
Renshaw was formerly newspa-
per reporter, and is well known
young man about town. The doctors
say he will recover by careful nursing.
His wife, on visit to Now York City, was
telegraphed to-day to come home. Brock
mans case 10 more serious, and he was
sent to the insane asylum. While locked
up at police headquarters, he was visited
by his wife, who said she needed some
money at home to feed the children with.
He gave her $50, and said that he had no
more, but the police searched him and
found $725 sewed up in pocket. The
money was given to his wife.
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Lives Lost by a Fire.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Nov. 9.-At half.past
seven O'Clock this evening fire broke ont
In the works Of the Steam Gauge and Ian.
tern Company. It was located In build.
ing Of seven stories. About forty people
were at work, mostly on the third floor.
The smoke was very dense and the men
could not reach the fire escapes, and they
were forced to jump from the third. STORY.
Fourteen jumped on the west side Of the
building and were frig ghtfully injured, six
Of them dying within an hour. Four 9th.
ers will die before morning. 1t Is thought
that five or more bodies are In the ruins,
including one or more girls. The loss on
the building is $65, 900; insurance. $4,000.
The loss on the lantern plant Is $175, 900,
with Insurance on plant Of $4,000.
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TRY IT YOURSELF.

"It Is Of no use to argue the question, Philip,
am neither stubborn nor opinionated, have
simply had lesson that will last lifetime
"Look here, Jack you are like some old
bachelor who has been jltod by one woman,
and goes about declaring all women are false"
"Not at all my brother Charley died OF
Brights disease, brought on by using one Ct
these so-cslled blood purifers'-the kind you
see attractively advertised In every nook and
corner. 1t contains iodide OF potassium, o
drug useful In extreme cases when cautiously
given under doctors supervision, but death.
dealing to all who take in quantity. II your
brother had died under such Giro instances,
You would hate patent medicines 81 do"
II do dislike the name Of thct -,;ss-called
blood purifier for I have heard Rrst-class
physician say II is the cause o. ;nsH the cases
Of Bright's disease in the country, and it is
strange the proprietors have not been prose-
cuted for selling it. But I was recommending
Vinegsr Bitters, and that does not contain any
mineral, narcotic or other hurtful drug"
"Oh, nobody supposes that old woman's rem.
edy will hurt anybody ; the question is will II
cure anything2 I'd as soon think Of taking
some Of my grandmother's herb tea"
'You would be better of, Jack, II you had
some OF that tea to tone up your system now,
instead OF taking q glass OF brandy to make
you sleep one night, and perhaps . bottle Of
beer the next"
'Is this temperance lecture, PHILIP"
"No, II is . Vinegar Bitters lecture. I've
taken the medicine more or less for fifteen
years, and look the world over, You will not
fnd healthier man than sm."
"Whst 10 oil this nonsense about old style
and new style Vinegar Bitters are they differ
ent2"
Eyes, the old style looks like coffee with
milk in, the new style like coffee without milk.
The man who made the old style for twenty
years. practical chemist-made Q milder.
pleasanter preparation, adding to II here, and
taking from II there, until he produced, my
wife says, the finest medicine ever made. Il
cured her OF constipation, aud Il cures the
children Of hives and oil the little ailments they
ever have. II my wife thinks they have worms
she doses them with old style. We always have
both kinds In the house, and together, they
keep the doctor away"
"And you insist that the proof Of the pud.
ding"
us the eating-precisely. Jack, get bottle
OF the old style Vinegar Bitters-men, think,
prefer old style ususlIy-try II, and you will
then be like an old bachelor who, after railing
against women for years, falls In love with q
good woman at last You will say there are
good and bad patent medicines, but Vinegar
Bitters 10 the hest Of the lot"
"All right, Phil, to please You, I'll try IL and
report results"
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Bride Of a Condemned Murderer.

SAS FRANCISCO Nov. 9.-San Francisco
has Nina Van Zandt In Kate Koans, Q
woman who last evening became the wife
OF Sohn McNulty, the murderer under sen.
tence to be hanged three weeks from To-.
day. Sheriff McAann granted permission
to have the ceremony performed in the
county jail. McNulty lived with the wo.
man at the time he committed the murder,
but she then had not secured Q divorce
from her frst husband, who deserted her.
This week she got her divorce and tho
marriage resulted.
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INTERNATIONAL WEDDING.
Miss Endicott and Mr.. Chamber
lain TO Be Married.
Information Relative to the Details Of the
AfYhir.

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE much die.
puted International question as to whether
the Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, M. p, of
England, and Miss Endlcott are engaged
or not, is now happily and pleasantly set
tied. Mrs. Endicott sent letters and notes
to-day announcing to her friends in this
city and Boston, the engagement Of her
daughter. And she also called upon Mrs.
Cleveland Mrs. whitney, Mrs. DON Dlck-
inson and Mrs Villas to acquaint them Of
that fact Mr.. VIM. G. Endicott, Jun,
the brother Of the bride.elect. re-.
turned recently from spending the
summer In England, and Mr.. Cham.
berlain Is now on his way across
the Atlantic to claim his promised bride
The courtship was conducted in this city
last winter while Mr.. Chamberlain, as the
First Royal Commissioner Of Her Majesty's
representative in the Fisheries Commis-
sion, was tho lion Of Washington society.
Mr.. Chamberlain mot Miss Endlcott at .
small dance given at tho British Legation,
and Miss WOst says he proposed to Miss
Endicott under the protection Of the Brit
ish flag. Miss Mary Endicott is the only
daughter Of Secretary Endicott and is dc.
scended by both sides OF the house from the
finest old families in Massachusetts. She
10 a beauty Of the English type, hasa clear
red and white complexion. large full
eyes, an elegant figure and reserved
manner bordering upon hauteur. Mr..
Chamberlain Is wealthy manufacturer,
In his flfty.second year. He has an in
come OF 100000 year, and q prospect Of
baip0 n ,,oor ~ Tho raaIr, Ets co,, utrv
house at Birmingham is a palace, and his
town house Is in Princess Garden, London.
The day for the marriage will not be
named till tho arrival Of Mr.. Chamberlain
in this city. II Is to DO house wedding,
and very quiet event. The bride will
wear travelling gown, and will he mar.
ried in the presence Of few relatives
from Boston, the families OF the Cabinet
Ministers, and the President and Mrs.
Cleveland.
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No One Can Be III

mNF the blood is kept pure. Many
who long suffered from bad
blood, indicated by weak and vast
ing kidneys, sores, aches, indiges-
ton, ETC., owe their complete re-
covery to the use Of DIR. GUYsoTT's
YELLOW Dock AND SARsAPARrLLA,
and maintain their good health by
timely resorting to 1t again and
again as occasion may demand. Il
makes humanitarians sad to SEQ
invalids use improper medicines.
The only safe cure for weakness Of
the urinary and digestive organs is
to make the blood rich, red and
pure by using this best Of all altera-
tivcs, a remedy widely endorsed by
r''"si'''',s who have examined
'nposition and curative
"a perfecter Of manhood
iood. Robust health
+, invariably takes the
Hess and distress II DIR.
CT sO.r's YELLOW Dock and SAn-
sAPARILLA Is made use OF.
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Race Riolinu,

NORFOLK, Nov. IA riot occurred in
Portsmouth, Va, tonight between whites
and blacks. Four hundred colored men
marched through the streets singing,
"Hang Grover Cleveland on sour apple
tree" They encountered party Of whites
and free fight occurred. Between forty
and fifty pistols shot were fred, and three
white mon wounded, two of them severely.
The colored men were finally dispersed.
The city is now under military protection.
One hundred special policemen have been
sworn in to preserve order, as more
trouble Is anticipated. Both classes are
well armed.
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NUMBER EIGHT.
Another Awful Murder IN the
London slumD. ~
The Police Powerless, but Are Trying 20
DO What They Can with the Aid
OF Dloodhounds.

LONDON, Nov. 0.--The murder flend has
added another to his list Of victims. Az
eleven O'Clock this morning the body Of Q
woman, cut into pieces, was discovered In
. house on Dorset street, Spltalfislds. The
police are endeavoring to track the muir.
derer with tho aid Of blood hounds. The
remains were mutilated in the same horri.
Bile manner as were those OF the two wo.
men murdered In Whitechapel. The ap.
pearance Of the romans was fr!ghtfui and
the mutilation was even greater than In
the previous casea The head had been
severed and placed beneath one Of the
arms The ears and nose had been cut of.
The body had been disembowled and the
flesh was torn from the thighs. Certain
organs were missing. The skin had been
torn of the forehead and cheeks. One
hand had been pushed into tho stomach.
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Kansas Snow. Bound.

ATcHsoN, KAs., Nov. 0.-The most pho.
nomonal snow.storm that over occurred In
Northern Kansas began this morning, and
has continued furiously all day. The
trains are all delayed, and the telegraph
wires arc prostrated In all directions, with
the exception OF one line to Kansas City.
In Atchison over two hundred telephone
lines arc broken and SO tangled up with
the electric light wires that the electric
light orks have been suspended to pre-.
vent accident The snow. storm IL the
heaviest that has occurred here at any
season Of the year since 1878. Tho extent
OF the damage can not be ascertained,
owing to the suspension Of telegraphio
communication. =
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To Appeal 10 tho Throne.

WINNIPEG, Nov. Gin the Legislature
yesterday the Government announced
that An appeal would be made TO the foot
of the throne against the outrsgss perps.
trated against the Province by the Federal
Government 1t IL probable request will
be made to have the Province elevated In.
70 Crown Colony. Premier 0rssnwsy
dealt for three hours with the charges Of
corruption made against himself and the
Government These he said. were wholly
untrue ---'
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lalsr Returns from California

WASHINGTON, Nov. S-A dispatch from
San Francisco says: Harrison has been
weaker in San Francisco than was OK.
pected. He will have about 5000 majority
outside Of San Francisco, but Cleveland
will have quite 5000 majority in the city.
Harrison's plurality In California will be
about 1900. Republicans have apparently
carried the Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth
Congressional Districts. There is consid.
cradle doubt about the First, and IL looks
as II Biggs (Dem.) has again got the SEQ.
OndO
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Cabinet. MAKING Commenced,

Boston, MASS, Nov. THE Republi.
cans have already begun slate making
here. Following is the progress made:
Secretary Of Stato--James g. Bl aine. Sec.
retary Of the Treasury-John Sherman.
War Department-Matt Quay. Secretary
Of the Navy-W. E. Chandler. Attorney
General-G. +. Edmunds The remainder
to the West Tom Reed for Speaker Of tho
House and Dudley for Post. Master. Gen.
eral would give satisfaction.
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East African Agreement

BERLIN, Nov. THE Boersen Zeitunp
says that the Anglo German agreems Mt
regarding East Africa provides that Ger.
many shall later take over tho customs
stations on the coast Of the
German territory, when the Ger.
man East African Association must
wind up its affairs. The outcome Of the
Emin relief expedition 10 uncertain, but
It is impossible for Germany to renounce
her claims to the territory she has 40.
Ouired.
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Ground 10 pI.o., BY Cars.

DANvILLE, Ill, Nov. 9.-Early this
morning Charlie Meinke, Appointment Ger
man citizen Of this place, was run over and
killed by passenger train on tho Chicago
and Eastern Illinois railroad bridge over
6toney creek. His body was ground into
fragments. .-~
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Chinese Merchants Not Excluded.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Sat the instance Of
7. D. Riordan, attorney for the Chinese
Merchants Association, the Secretary Of
the Treasury has instructed the collector
at San Francisco that Chinese merchants
are not affected by the Exclusion act, and
that those now resident in the United
States who visit foreign countries may be
admitted on their return upon any evidence
Of identity satisfactory to the collector.
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Trouble al Ralainh.

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. S-Yesterday
morning negroes burned the house Of the
Chairman Of the Democratic County Com.
mttee. To-day they broke into railway
warehouse and took number of dyna.
mite cartridges. The negroes are melted
by white men, and serious trouble 10
feared. The military is in charge Of the
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WAGES Voluntarily Raised.

SHARON, PA. Nov. s-The laboring mon
employed at p. L. Kimberly's iron mill
have been notified of an increase Of ton
cents day in wages. The increase
was voluntary, and was caused, it is
claimed, by the Republican success, which
relieves iron manufacturers Of fears Of
tariff reduction.
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jacksonville. Fever RuIl.lln.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Nov. 7.-Presidenl
Neal Mitchell has just issued the following z
official bulletin for ths twenty four hours
ending six O'Clock this evening: New cases,
81; deaths. 3; total number Of cases 10 date,
1892; total number Of deaths to date $40
DIR. w. D. Carver, one OF the local physi-
clans, died here this evening. He was the
father of DIR. w. F. Carver, the noted crack
shot Of tho world.
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Shs Wa, Loaded.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Examination Of
the clearance papers Of the steamer Sagi.
nav, the supposed blockade runner bound
to Hayti, shows that she carried 129 cases
Of rides, 80 cases Of belts, 8 cases of paper
for cartridges, cases OF drums, 40 bars Of
lead, 70S cases OF cartridges and l, 100 kegs
Of gunpoWder. -.
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From Madison 10 Harrison.

UTICA, N. Y, Nov. S-Daniel Phillips.
OF Lowville, Lewis County, voted for Mad.
ison In 1873, and has voted at every Presi-
Dental election since. He cast his twen.
tieth Presidential ballot for Harrison Tues.
day. He voted for Harrison's grandfather
In 1s40. Mr.. Phillips is over one hundred
years old.
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Years In the Mines,

TORONTO, ONT, Nov. S.-Michael Din.
woodie, who disappeared from Toronto
thirty years ago under circumstances
which led to the belief that he had been
murdered. has turned up and Is looking for
his relatives. He has been among the
mines Of Central America, and has made
Q large fortune.
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A Political KiIIluu.

SANTA FE, N. NJ, Nov. S.-A report from
Valencia County says there was trouble
between the Republican and Democratic
judges Of election at San Rafael, Tuesday,
over an attempt by the former to secure
the poll-books. 7. Provencher, one Of the
judges, and an old citizen, was shot
through the heart and instantly killed by
the attacking party. The murderer es.
capod to the mountains. =, =
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 0.-Steve Brodle. who
jumped from the Poughkespsie bridge this
morning, arrived In this city about 10
O'Clock this morning. He was examined
by doctor, who found that he had three
ribs broken and his shoulder seriously hurt.
The doctor could not say at present wheth.
or he had sustained any internal injuries.
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Re. Ieoied But 10 Die.

NEW York, Nov. s.-President George
h. Forster, Of the Board Of Aldermen, who
was reelected on Tuesday for another
term, died at half.past nine O'Clock this
morning at his home In Riverdale. The
deceased was q Tammany Hall Democrat
Of long standing.
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English SPAWN Liniment removes all
hard, soft, or calloused Jumps and blem-
ishes from horses, blood SPAWN, curbs,
splints, sweeney, ring-bone, stiles
sprains, all swollen throats, coughs, etc.
SaveS50 by use OF one bottle. Warranted.
Sold by w. r. Smith 4 Co., druggists,
Hillsboro, Ohio.
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jacksonville and Decatur.

. JAoKsoNvILLE FLA. Nov. 9.-Prssidsul
Neal Mitchell has just issued the following
odaoial bulletin for the twenty -four hourl
ending six O'Clock this evening, New oasss,
3oi deaths. Q; total number Of cases 10 date,
t,4S6i total number Of deaths 10 data 87a
DECATUR, ALA, Nov. 8.-Four new cases
OF yellow fever reported, three colored
nurses and Mrs. Fields. Mr.. George Black
died last night
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Six al 4 Birth.

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 8.-Mrs. George
Hirsh, OF Navarro County, gave birth to
six children-four boys and two glrls-a
few days ago. The mother and children
are doing we'll, and the father 10 reasona.
bly, happy.
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Jacksonville.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov e.-Presldsnt
Neal Mitchell has just issued the following
Official bulletin for the twenty -four hours
ending six o'clock this evening; New cases
Is; deaths. 8; total number Of cases to date,
l,416; total number Of deaths to date. 37a
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Gasomeier ExpIo,Ion n a Church.

WILKEsBARRE, PA, Nov. 8.--Ths gaso.
meter In the Welsh Presbyterian Church
at Edwardsellle three miles. from here,
exploded this morning, setting FIRE to
the building. The cdifice IL destroyed.
Loss $4,000.
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Excursion Train Wrecked.

BUENA VISTA, GA, Nov. IA train on
the Savannah and Western road, contain.
ing 125 passengers bound for the Macon
fair, was wrecked near Ellaville this morn
ing. The killed are: Charlie Ecoville,
Dodge Tyson, Henry Martin, Geo. Davis
and John Hanover. A dozen others were
injured, among them Conductor w. c.
SiuQl0tOn. r.f5sJ
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0ulrausr Of 4 Child Lxnshsd.

GRAyLING, MICH, Nov. 7.-Archibald
Pelon, who was in jail for assaulting
girl, was taken from the jail by masked
men and hanged to tree last night
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Ths stronas,t I,spubIIc.n STRONGHOLD.

TOPEKA, KAs., Nov. S.-Complete 70.
turns from this (Shawnee) county show
that General Harrison has q majority Of
400. This makes Topeka the strongest
Republican city in the United States In
proportion to the population. s.a,
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Insane Wli1s ounoriunIIu.

DRESDEN, ONr., Nov. S.-Mrs. Scott, Of
Dawn Township, driven insane by her
who habitually came home and
abused her, beat him to death last night
while he lay on bed In Q drunken stupoE.
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Hlghwayman's Haul Of Bullion.

DowNIEvILLE, CAL, Nov. ga masked
highwayman held up the Downs stage to.
day and ridsd the contents Of the express
box, securing bullion and coin i TO the
amount Of $36o0. -
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Chairman barnum m.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Nov. 8.-Chairman
Barnum, Of the National Democratic Com.
mittee, has been seriously Ill for q week
with nervous prostration, attributed to
overwork He Is slightly better this even.
inR.
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The Gar suiIerlna lrom M, InIufIs,:

LONDON. Nov. Private advlces from
st. Petersburg say that the Gear was In
jured in several places In the recent acci-
dent to his train, and that ~ IL suffering
from severe pains In the chest and legs.