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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

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es..sA tat las EeisA,: ths tin q tAs
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"a. - zrSxSs. - coSee pet. ms and
t,4s r.se og ~SssT 70 il lsFei have tesR
unlss-s sd n ~ civilized ticses. aEd
sosas fs--Jss iasI.E-ss Ess 10 cited
fr-,a Ecz.s - RasiSna. sAe nosG rs-
IA, sabss FsfA-ps seisg i.l=l Of the sup
Ply of iAVs.s sSol froaa = dis.saee OF sew
sEty-.~~ ga 1l~sL Ta's @4uedUct IS ths
!oagssJ tb-t has ever bsea constructed
IL es~n excsis the fs-sous Clscalsn
- aoaI b2.is ~ tae Romans, which
had length of th.rfy mikes. II viii
supply Liverpool daily with 40,0oo, 90
gallons Of wateF-mucn more than -
needed for = long time 10 come, noESsIth-
standing lIverp pol has at present pop
ulAtlOn II over 800. 60.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

afto- trc vate- hcsan t. pour over thc
tcP. l. there had been the thinnest
ska OF mArcury, or sTcn of wood,
oTeT tie top. TO carry The overflow 50 far
that it would not undermine. the dam
would hayc TODD. Tho lesson ~ all such
Cascs j. that tho wasteway is the thing 20
i5p1 carefully 20. no matter now low the
dau D.. II &. d of earth. Tho Johustown
dam was 81 81. enough, bat 1t had 10
sac q ss:o Wsy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

EE,eft buT..srs are ~ .sTx IA De
tToaE.
i.zese- EsaPle ass giss- - P1ss@4a
lHg dog
AGri.a nss Ta-<~d over s..@ao for
J1AEzt9sa.
ne scottish clans arc baE.ng \ meet
lng "a DstFciE-
A 100 paper pah ilsaes 4 0is ss.sEaueBt
city t4x sase Izt-
Tue cut-~cU4 = MAKING sd soE<
~ltn hleAlsas corn
The FesE.s lad asIrlal school sLl re
nam al b. Rapids
Empty b1ssEess and dwelling houses
are -carce al Kalamazoo.
jackson hzs contributed about $500
Tor tlc J0Enstos4 sufferers
East Sagin4s's location - tne Johns
town suff fcEeTs . About 500
Ihe logs are running agaln 0a Fat
river there being plenty " water n0~
Beginning With July. Lansing elec-
TIRE lghts vii uamine the city al
nlghE
FgascOpallans of East Jordan con
teniplaLs building 4 church Of Their
oxB soon.
Michael Pung. Of Portland, shot hlm-
SELF NlLb suicidal intenI TUESDAY morn
~ Vii DO
Twenty seven a yoFce suits have been
commenced IA the circuit cougt a. Jack
son s.sice January !.
pe-..ost,,l.,o ,o,,,oa,en,, b,ve
eyes, lt wogif not ~ 80 often mashed
-Cssar SDr,nos Ciloper.
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MUS ullors al tiio N"t1"rIu Heoi''
Are sad % be 50 L'fSe tiIs year 'hat
P0"P'0 ''~'0 '''0N "'-''
S'.Ie. the man convicted OF VIE
,OoI a. HAT4 hts lost the sislt
ot iisht eye from stli-inhlcted
""'''-''
Nfan. haven WI make things hump
or the Fourth. Her ct<ens have en-
tnuS'tsil' fhich Has been bottled up
IOf the pat tNO years.
Isaac Mt,u and Willlam hangas
were instantly A'tr't IN the CieVeIand
uOn mine AT isaprunuS tuesday morn
TX. Ground tell on tncm.
Mrs. John Mclean of Bav CITY, got
mad al her husband Monday afternoon
AMI scratched his face with the butcher
kuIe. uh'cJing diagonal and parallel
. wounds.
The badly decomoo.ed bodv Of A man
Vas found in "A mlli pnnd M Jackson
TUESDAY evening. Sunuosed 10 be John
Bent. VINO disapneared about two
weeks ago.
The pctroit HIGH school Will hold the
th.rtv-sevcnth annual commencement
thIs evening. There are. tiftv.three lad,
and la-ses I'M the class and the excr-
cls-s promise 10 hc of unusual interest.
Rento, tT,rh,r str,.,,t to~~,,s or. ~,
p.nsiiv i,r%e snd 49, ~ ycar On
Monday ". :. Farmer picked q berry
of the SharpIeSs variety winch mca-
sured fivc inches I'm circumference.
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cycrv direction vellov- ,,,r vo', ii
nave cone throurb with y whole sl.r'
rf.
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the forge. ..If TIM. j. not hell IT.. reYt
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such \ manner as 10 break MS right
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
DAMS AND RESERVOIRS
rs selenes u Ia S=i!cinx
Illustrate ~ ssxss Pcs

ss-.es -<@--< sa@ses-y - s.sa - Gxsat IA
trEa8t "a $50 AsR-@ss tsse.E
Sf~-Sz L-4 sE~~.ss4. tt.4-iy
49, tss4-4s
SsTeE sl2gs = L2s..-- 8zS s.ssse3 D.
~Elts 1nea LIS i-.sT, Ns@s 49, a. over
icokl1g cf uau2-s .at -.ss@l- ..axSax for
u ies1s or stracesrz3 sx~az=<ssss IS los
Next = the saTF F<sss Il izsA1 E.>S Asss very
G2a2y towns thsss 2rs u. th2 szos-nG45n-
ctas sections ~hicb az ossrs1zig. - -
speax. D great rss~s vs~-s % tie IN
s1slsr's surprise sE the fsaszsi kao~i-
edge II hytrenechaniNs TscsSE.y gained
- sss Peonie.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
HEAlSH IS SEAlTh

br T.. 4 Vests Nerve aud Bmin Treatment.
guaranteed specific Tor US>tcTla. DfLEiue>s.
Commissions tifs. Nervous AruTaipla Head
ache. Nervous Pgositatsou caused 10y the Use
al nlcotal oT fobatco, MakrfulneSs Men ia
lcprv.,i"u. ~aftenlhg II the Brain result =
ln insanity aut le.idtus tp misery. decay aHl
death Premature ola Age. BaucHncss. Loss ~
Power in her SEA. Involuntary Losses and
SpefmatorTh9ca caused by over 'kcriiou II
the brain self abuse 81 over Indulgence Each
box contains one months Treatment. 81 a box.
or SIX boxes for s.. seat by RsaIl prepaid On nc
ceipt of price.
wi GUARANTEE SIX BONES
To cure any ease. With each order received hy
us fOr siN baNS accompanied with =. NJ Viii
send the purchaser our written guarantee -
refund the money. II the treatment does NOT
eject cure. Guarantees issued only by
". Il. Iibbs, Druggist
Sole Ag't. Is Monroe ST.. Grand Rapids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

Almost any man can tell you about
The pressure Of standing water or the
gorco OF running water. the cumulative
force Il percolation and the logic Of
forricells theorein that tho force Of
liquid jets is proportional To the square
roots of the depths ~ which they issue
below the surface. And the universal
interest has brought out the fact that
there are not only many dams Of doubt
full strength. but several very large ones
are proposed or in course OF construc-
ton as to which engineers differ serious
". New York and New England con
tain many dams standing at levels OF
from 10 800 feet above important towns.
Most OF these dams are much better built
than was the fatal one at Johnstown, but
some OF them are weak affairs.
Tho noted dam of Croton river. the
first completed TO supply New York city
consists OF two lines of stone cribs and
ten feet Of solid concrete between them,
and "a it controls a reservoir Of but 400
acres. with 500. 900 900 gallons OF water.
il may be considered as near absolutely
safe as any structure il this world can
be-. Ii is forty feet high. The other
dams of the CrOton basin. including the
SOdom dam, are thought 10 be- equally
strong; but tho proposed Quaker Bridge
dam. to control $4,000 900, 900 gallons,
excites much distrust.
At Whitehall. y. Y, dam holds c.
O00, 900 gallons 266 feet above the town.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

If aU So Called remedies have failed
pr sage Cstsrrh Remedy cures.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

~ NOl W tNu Ous-
coo. 900 gallons
arc nassed lS0
feet above town.
Similarly Oneida
is threatened by
22.0oe. 900 gallons
$50 feet high; Go
shen by 4G, ,O00,-
coo gallons. Hor-
neilsville by 50.-
900. 900 and King
ston by 10000, 900
H. IT. --l. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

DAILY tDaiIs except sunday. 'DaAy CA
"a 4tasN finly - crpi NJ day
Through coaches o. Chicago on t.8 a IA
TRAIN lhroueh pailor coach 60 Chicago Oh
- 3 n tfain-No VAtra charge Tor srafs.
ihe I'D a. lu. train consisting 80 daN coaches
ait4 smoker TJhs through 90 Chicago solid
lhi"uEH eolhDlusfluA sitt riu. ana chair
ears u aAe ir0m Indianapolis on Alshi IA
press frlfas.
Through seepers 10 aud from Chicago GA
night LNpTe>S trains.
". A. fAKFENrfs. Traffic Manager.
WILLIAM a esvFIf. As iscn. Pass Agent
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
TRAIN TINE TABLES.
CRAM kAflDs : &INDIANA AAlL4k<AI-
~ IL sfeei ssssse le. lssS
a.a1A. -..-LA. A..nl..

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IrAserse ctr aEo AAeklAaw sdalls
r&cVfi s4A1ak ! 81 ) n
fg4feTss Ists SlN A4oklnsw i14iis
xAVeYs ceG4sNa II - ) IA
sresvrsa Us sasik ezoeqt Sunday s.4 > "a
fffn1krS @ad Mack iUsp l.4lis tli s. 4 "a
3as - trs.iN> have 4hruUza
Ca4c c.sss attached toF c-.s- Ben i,&iiaf cars "a
a b 81 aue ~ q : a. trains .nd slteptag e&rs
~ &TQ A.seAlN AZ - = : ia GsiA SNa trala.
k3rkiasN asa tf&sefSs tttk - 80 A a. 4Ha
j ~ 3 y a-.ix s2eePf @aita&k frolA BrascrSe
Cts a. ll-s q iralEs ifFifiat ~ II .h q
aaa IA as ~ have tsfsAsn l04cAeS lfSla
e4s4A-s-
sEsIAS eelNe setfla
loI .4nelnnat daily eAeepl e~Adayl go N
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ksta Al trsfa Las Aieg laais c.af iur N.lSianAa
81 N.t' s. pa if@ia A~s siesIins CO. ieI OAies.ss
rs haiasnsfoh
afala. aFffke fro4n t4ueiuH&a al .st IA
eaty tad 3 81 q W 1atlN except oau4s "A. lraia
feff @snr ~ -, m sna lreni et9fEls IL
$3.50 a ip at.'A except raHatA.
lfalas aIfitial al fN "A H iias thraUFh steep
tNE ttf ireHa nsctSn. iTafiAs NAtSsgs al ~ "a
A. al osiN rAetri o4iatlss-
Muskscan. sraad s,at,ias a "a diana
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i-va 81 lt ita u 5 - g. iii- = = 4 IA
IAroueh tickets AIl iuii information can se
haa ht essla- upon AtmHuiSI. tlrkfi AkeHt
atpgf gr .. a A44sou iAiuu tleAci 4suAI
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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-04
Original Notice.

In District Court Auluoon comfy, Iowa.
James Wi!oX, Plaintiff, against Mary Reed Pei
ton and Charles L. Cutting Executors of and
Trustees Of the Estate under the VIII OF Eloren,
tine ". Pclt0n, deceased, Mary Reed Fe.tDn
Franklin +. rclton and Emma I. PeIton his
wife, Marion l.. Guild and George II, Guild cl
husband. Flortntirc Alar!C Pciicn, Carr ne w.
Pcltnn, Mary Florentinc PcltOn, Garnet Isabel
Pelton, Harold j. Peltcn and Paul Phillip Peton
Defendants:
To The aborc named defendants
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
there is now on file in the Office OF the Clerk OF
The District Court in aud for Audubon county,
STATE of Iowa. the petition of tie plaintiff. James
Willoy, alleging that he is tie absolute owner in
Zee simple 0f the following described real estate,
situated in Audubon county, and STATE Of Iowa
tDwit:
Lots !, :, G,7, and o. In section G. in township
-, north of range u, west 5th principal mcrid-
ian Iowa.
That he is in the actual possession and 0ccu
pancy thereof. THAT lie and those under WHEN
he holds and claims title havc been in the actual
hostile, visible, notorious, exclusive, continuous
possession of said lands under claim OF owner
ship and color of title for E!Ore than ten years
prior to time of commencing this action.
That he Is credlhly Informed and believes that
estate of plaintiff In said property.
That such claim of defendants is Il cloud upon
plaintiffs tit.e to said land.
And asking decree that his title and estate in
said property be established against the adverse
| claims Of defendants thereto.
That defendants aud each and all of th@m and
ali persons canning ny Uifal4N az Hhtrf them
| or amy of them III barred and forever Cstoppcd
from having or claiming any right or title adj.
verse To the plaintiff IN and to said premises
and that the title thereto be quoted in TIE plain.
| tiif.
That tie said cloud on his title to said prem scs
| he removed AMI for such further relief as the
| court may deem equit.il';" aud for costs.
| And unlt 81 on appear there to and defend IN
Or before noon of the second diy OF the next
August 1889 term Of sad District Court to be BE-
| gun and held III the court house In Audubon, in
| said Audubon county, Iowa, on August 25Cn, 1889
| default will he cnteiCd against you ard iudg.
| ncnt rendered thereon as prayed in the petition
| ANDREWS 4 HANNA,
2N-IWl Attorneys Cor Plaintiff
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-04
Thread Found II an Apple.

Louise Hunceker, Bristol Coma. }
girl, bit into an apple recently and
found thread imbedded in it. BY
eagsful manipulation the apple was cut
up and the tEteal temoyqq, II was
tweRty-four inches long and quite
coarse, being about No, IN size,
There was knot in one end. Tho
apple was the King Phillip species and
alout four inches in diameter. The
thread was wqulQ directly ahoat the
core. Its presence in tbs apple is ae-
counted for by tho theory that last
spring bird must have dropped the
tLrGad, which lodged in the apple
blossom an9 remained nrtil !. became
inclosed ip The apple. a.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-04
Cams of ThOurht.

The love of money is the root of all
evil.-St Paul.
Flattery is u sort of bad money to
which our vanity gives currency
Locke,
Fools with bookish knowledge are
children with edged weapons; they
hurt thcm=elves, and put others in
pan. The half-learned is more dam
gcrous than the simpleton. -Zimmer-
man.
i. al evils which admit remedy,
Impotence should be avoided, because
it wastes that time and attention in
complaints which il properly applied,
might remove the cause. j ohnsOn.
tIhe richest genius, like the most
fertile soil, when TN cultivated shoots
ZIP into the rankest weeds; and instead
OF vines and olives for the pleasure
and use of man, produces to its sloth-
full owner the most abundant crop OF
po;sons. Hume.
! have lived to know that the great
secret of human happiness is this:
! Never suffer your energies to stagnate
Thu old adage of "too m ny irons in
tAc hrs" coAve.s IN untruth. You
CANNOT have too many, poker, tongs,
and all, keep them all going, Allan
Clarke.
1t is hard for naughty man ever TO
forgive one that has caught him in 4
vault, and whom he knows has reason
to complain OF him; his resentment
never subsidies till he has rcgained the
advantage lie has lost, and found
means to make the other do him equal
wrong. Bruyepe.
| Thou mayst be sure that he that
will in private tell thee o. thy faults is
thy friend, for he adventures thy dis
like, and doth hazard thy hatred; for
there are few men that can endure it,
every man for the most part delighting
in self-praisc, which is one Of the
most universal follics that bewiteheth
mankind. Sir W. Raleigh.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-04
Snakes Leaving Their Winter
Halls.

Quite q number OF tito snakes have
been killed near Del Mar. The other
day party OF ladies' and gentlemen
were driving in Paradise Valley, when
their horses began to plunge and the
iriyev perceived a huge rattler coiled
iu the road Fac snake " is excited al
The rapid approach OF tho wagon and
his tail weat buzzing like broken
handspring. The gentlemen In the
party. alighted and attacked the mon
ster with whips, but he withstood the
assaults Iaen Ars tenn SCOTT, Of the
Horton House, who was in the party.
seized club an soon lad his snake
ship low. Slturd y Fred ID. Smith, a
boy OF Is, fro Slsrb Irlo, N. T., was
hunting quail two mites from Lake.
side. He shot q brace of birds thai
fell among the rocks, and when he
went to gel them he was Intercepted
by a rattlosnake, The boy discharged
his gun at the reptile and killed II.
Fbis snake was between five and six
feet long, as large around as stout
mans arm and had twelve rattles.-
| San Diego Gal. Sun.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-04

MARSHAL county republicans held
their primsries last Tbnrs,,v and al
,,o.,4 ,,nanir,n,al., o,ouo tta aonnt,, IT,
mus ANONYMOUSLY sa'e 'ii0 eooii's ~
Hon. III. [. Wheeler Tor governor. The
contest was between Wheeler and Hull,
si,a latter having his nersonaI friends
- ,,,,naa oa :, 49, eora 49,,
p'en csSahi%e" anu III 'he 'eiu, u"'
there was . generally expressed desire
for new man, This is a grand endorse
,ment for Mr.. Wheeler az Marshall has
=, a. go of I,o 81 co,ht o., oo,,,;t,,
1eeii III 'iio iio"' u '.'0 XVI t'!"i'''
be railroad rates ana COMO Only sup
port one known TO be right OF this is
she The Times ReyuJyican saws.
- i ,at aycrvtrina IN ro,i.
io,; ~ ma 3sde I;j;cnions f R,it
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-04
Notice.
The Stat Of Iowa,

The STATE Of Iowa,
VI
Wm. Nccslau.
In the i,istIict Cami 81 Auau!,Qn c8m..y, Iowa
To sill dcfeHdpJ. "
You are hereby notified that under an eNeclL
ton issued in the aboYe cause that Audubon Co.
Bank. Charles Van Gordrr cashier OF Ani!l6il,
County hank, and rha!i = Van GGHier, have bean
attached as girnisbcc and cited to appear on the
first day of the next term of the District Court
fOT said Audubon county, iowa, to be commence
cd on the 18th day OF August 1889.
And unless you appear and defend on or be-
fore noon of the second day OF the August term
1852 of said court Judgment viii be rendered
cOndemnimg the property in the hands of the gar
nishee 70 the payment OF the jud;men! IN the
above ciiise. -
Dated Jane a:st, lS9a
III. ". HANNA.
2S:iy COUNTY Attorney.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-04
Original Notice,

In the District CoTTt of the state Of Iowa, III
and for Audubon county, Mary Hulill vs. Prank
Hukill.
To Frank HHkH dcEaLsW;
You are hereby notified that there H. now On
.ilc Il petition by said plaiEtiH Mary Hukill, iii
the Office of the clerk Of tine District Court Ui
said Audubon county, Iowa, claiming; of YOU a
divorce from Tie bonds Of matrimDly now exist
ing between you on account of dcsserti0r, aid
| also asking the custody Of your minor child
Herman Halill, and that plaintiff be allowed ia
Resume her maiden name Mary Campbell, and
that unless you appear thereto and defend be
fore hO1n of the second day of the next term o
said court commencing at ,iuduGnn sGd cpHitS
default win By entered against YOU and decree
rendered rs prayed in SAID petitiGi;.
Dated at audubon, Iowa, this FIST day OF Jul
A. ID. 1889.
ANDREWS & l;ASSA,
2S-4wl Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-04
Notice Of Probate 81 Viii.
STATE OF IOWA, ! .

STATE OF IOWA,
AUDUBON COUNTY
TO all nhom it may co2cern, tahe notice
That there was filed in the Office of
the Clerk of the DisttlGt Cpnrt az Az:
dubon County, on the 18th day of June
A. ID. 1889, an instrument in writing
bearing date the Slst day Of October
n. ID. 1888, and purporting 10 be the
last Will and Testament OF Charles
Stuart late of said County, deceased,
was produced and publicly read and
that the third day Of the next Term af
said Court, to be holden or the sath
day of August \. ID. 1889, at the Court
House in Audubon aforesaid, has
been fixed for proving said Will; and
ut 2 oclockP NJ. of the day above
mentioned, all persons Interested ace
hereby notified ndleluifed 10 appear
in said Court, and show cause, if any
they have, why said instrument should
not be probated and allowed as and for
the last Viii and Testament of the
said DECEASED.
Dated, Audubon Iowa. June 10 th
\. ID. 1859.
G. III. VAIL,
q 3w] Clerk of District Court.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-04
Architecture in Iron.

A Berlin journal announces that the
Paris exhibition marks n new era she
Gs'a Of architecture IN iron. II cop,id-
ers that the most remarkable iron ali
ices ever constructed-no to speak OF
the Eiffel tower-are On the glomd.
Of the exposition.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-04

Several weeks go Tia; BEPT GLICAN
predicted the denomination Of Capt.
Shipley by the republicans of Guthrie
county, whereurUn the venerable Faith
er Ashton of the GuthiiOn spread us
over his cailOuscd knee and inflicted
such severe corporal castigation that
we were squelched concluding by de-
eissiDg with all honor, intelligence and
authority that we knew absolutely
nothing about Guthrie county politics.
But SIMPLY was repog.ipated all right
East Thursday. Bro. Ashton 10 THO con
trasy Notwithstanding. And we are
somewhat elated heeause it demon
sstrates that we know more than two
gears ago, when we predicted the nomi,
natien of Ashton, then candidate
over Shipiey We were mistaken then
but diagnosed the case this year, and
feel well satisfied with The progress
We are encouraged to prepilssy az &
pointer for our neighbor, of which VIZ
nope he will take cognizanee that
shipley vii! be reelected.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-04
Audubon. i"u;:. july I'd, 1889.

Coz. }. :. TA2I, CT stuart is frequent.
ly mentioned al Il possible democratic
candidate for governor. The Colonel
is a genial gentleman aud among dem
ocratS makes votes at sight. 1t really
ought to be Colonel Tam or the Hon.
Jere Murphy.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-04

TIE republicans OF Guthrie county
Ghost their candidates by the ,tFimary
system last Thursday. After Emd
fight against al Of the newspapers il
the county Gut one, Capt. I. Il. Shpley
was nominate to oe lis own successor
in the legislature. Il IS an unfortunate
day when republicans meet Ia battle
and usually prcsages disastrous results
ut the polls, but We hope that Gnthrie
county republicans. with a magnificent
majority ia the county, will rally in
solid lines and rat!fy the action Of their
majority in the primaries. Capt. Ship
ley made a grand contest, aaG Ills 0ppO-
nehts should accept honorable defeat
gracefully, rather tilan furnish further
ammunition fOr tie common enemy.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-04

A special telegram from Bedford.
.gWa, TO the Chicago Times says: Last
FriGay . big. say&ge-l"oklng lcdiru
made his %RpeaFa"Pe ~ the town of
Gravity apd begged bis breakfast a,
he hotel. lie WIS soon ordered from
ihe town for indecent conduct. lie
next appeared at the residence OF Il
farmer about four miles north of Bed
ford, WhRfp be called for tobacco, and
after smoking his piga he proceeded Oh
bis journey. lie was watched 70 see
whether he entered the residence of II
young German, Prank G!Assman, tie
watchers knowing Cheeseman's wife TO
he alone. lie was seen TO enter and
shortly after Mrs. GIassman was seeh
70 gtart for the field where her husband
was gIQwtpg corn, closely followed by
iAe Indian. H. Eas saan to overtahe
her III HR 0at field ann thf0W h5r down.
The men Who we're Watching ran with
all speed and when within t,:gfs 10 S
III where the woman was struggling
aud screan'ng for help the Indian
jump d and rap. lIp was holly pur,
sued and eaplgred about 2 ,,,lla from
where tie crime was committed.
Yesterday there Was il preliminary
geaiiBg and the prisoner was commit.
ted to Yatl. He G4Ye his name as Oloi
and said l!e belopgeq to ti,e tribe OF
The palabas. = Saturday night
about IL O'Clock il committee OF men
called on Sheriff Brown aud demanded
H,a ke!?s 10 the Jail. lie refused To de.
liz liicm, whfrepun The mob proceeded
10 The jail, whefF. With y square piece
of timber for a battering ram they soon
battered down the brick wall. The
prisoner showed fight, but was soon
qisahlad by brickbats. A rope was
placed at,lQiqqn,d bis peek and the body
dragged 20 . tFee ~ the Court yard, The
red'kia was drawn up and lett until
taken down ut u. ~. Sunday"