Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-11
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Drunkenness has been made statutory
crime In Minnesota.
Illinois will erect $4,000 monument TO
Gen. John A. Logan.
Tho Cuban sugar crop this ycar will be
about 10000 tons short
Woman Suffrage has been defeated ir
the Michigan legislature.
An Anarchist Republican conspiracy has
been discovered In Spain.
Christians are being massacred by Turks
on the Montonegrin frontier.
Denmark spends $4,000 yearly for tho
maintenance OF dairy schools.
The coal miners OF Indiana are on strike
against large reduction In their pay,
The monitor Puritan has been towed To
the Brooklyn navy yard to be finished.
II IL estimated that not less than $4,000
pics are consumed daily in Now York
city.
Italy has a debt Of sl,96?, 10000 tho
largest OF any nation In the civilized world,
calling for $i9o, 600 900 interest annually,
Elections were held In the two Dakotaa
Montana and Washington last week to elect
delegates TO tho several constitutional con
ventions
Tho Connecticut man who hit upon tho
device OF putting copper tips on tho toes Of
childrcn's shoes has realized fortune Of
500 100 from his idea
"Spuds" In California for potatoes Spuds
arc suca drug on tho market In Oregon
that farmers arc dumping many sacks Of
them into tho Columbia.
Tho expected visit Of the shah OF Persin
to England recalls tho fact that no Per,
san monarch ever had gray hair, Gray
hair IL by universal custom prohibited In
Persia and IL never aeon.
From NAV o, 1859 81 May L. 1880, RES, 0aB
pianos worc mads In this country. Thu
number OF organs mado during the same
period Is beyond calculation.
Charitable people Ia London have raised
e., 40 with which TO pay tho first cost and
maintain for year an ambulance system
modoiod after that of Now York.
Two OH City policemen and divers other
persons shot stray dog tho othor evening,
and tho next morning tho do; wns able to
cat round and u half oil bec'stcak
Wcsorn who'o ialo liquor mon have boon
swinded out Of iD',ooo by u sharper who
pretended TO have process by which now
whisky could DO made us good ~ old
A new industry In Philadelphia Is that Of
lcasinv paint ngs and othor wor,CS of art for
private receptions IL shows that tho love
OF art Ia progressing IN u curious manner
Ten and three quarters miles IL tho range
that tho French have obtained for tho
forty .thrccion gun, thirty.iiye foot long,
with an 500 weight projectilo anl As pounds
OF powder,
10 was rumorcd last wGok that Chinese
Gordon wnS Still alive aud held 10 close
prisoner by tho Mahdi, aud that James Cor
don Bennett had gone TO pay Ssoo,O0o for
his ro'oasc
Tho plot against the car OF Russia, dis
covered among tho military officers, has
m ny. NJ widespread qualifications, Hun
dr. ds Of TIC conspirltors have been placed
under arrest.
~ hereby offer $500 for tho arrest and
conviction OF tho Bcoundrol WHO hit my dog
W Vi rock" Is an advertisement In y
Trenton paper 10 which Henry Armstrong
sigis his name,
Tho shah Of Persia has granted 10 Baron
Reuter- tho privilege OF establishing "tho
Imperial Bank Of Persia" with u capital
Of q. 100000, and to have tho exclusive
right 10 issue notes
The greatest snuff. taking country IN TIN
world Is France, though IL shows u decline
In tho habit. In 1869 tho consumption wa.
E.ooO, 900 pounds, or seven ounces per
head. Now II il Ave ounces.
Tho Eowcst thing In London household
economy In female butlcr--a maiden
dressed In livery Of blue, green, gold, or
scnrlct, as tasto may prefer, The effect
al ogod IL moro quiet and equal style"
Miss Rosa Evnngeline Angel IL tho sweet
name OF II newly fodgo Cincinnati pootcss,
Of whom n local admircr says! ''Sho his
caught tho subtle charm Of melody and has
learned how to weave her thought into tho
sweetest OF music"
An old church In CaholSia. H., that was
built In 1854 OF cedar logs, was torn down u
few days ago to make way for morI
modern ballding Thcrs were only tw,
chur, hes In America at st Augusiine aLG
s,an.i Fo-that were oder.
The rapid strides that arc beng taken Ia
ihs Improvements In heavy guns has recent
~ On excmpliiicd near hartford, where,
In the course Of series Of experiments,
the Maxim automatic gun OF 0.45 calibcr
frod 33i rounds in twenty. seven seconds.
New York City has already spent slD,-
1895 In removing the dead wires and o!d
poe OF tho telegraph aud telephone COM
pinics OF the metropolis from the streets,
II IL now proposed by legislative enact.
mcnts TO make the dcrelict corporatio Is
pay tho costs OF removal.
Tie n clicls OF the patriotic school chll
don Of Kansas, aggrcgatinS sl,Ol and
coming from 5000 children IN sixty throo
co, niles and .Oj schools the same being
cont ibutcd 10 tho Mount Vernon Ladies?
Association, are to be used % rebuild tho
old servants quarters attached to the his
toric mans on OF the Potomac.
The smallest oil painting in the world is
cnt tied "Nhat an Awful Lie" is ono inch
by and inch and quarter in size, very
b. ndsonoly framed and was painted by
tlcul or, celebrated artist Tho picture
represents two monks In conversation, ono
of them evidently getting OF Il whopper TO
the OF or. IL Is exhibited in New York
The number Of queer and foreign names
In the st OF the English navy Is accounted
for Ivy the custom in old times OF convert
ing ovcry captured vessel TO tho service Oh
the ,aptor, with the old name retained. As
the original vessel wore out, the ono that
was built 10 replace IL received tho same
name, So that all such names commemorate
some victory won in former times.
The average watch is composed OF l1o dit
fercnt pieces, comprising upward OF 2,iol
separate and distinct operations In its manu-.
tacturc. Tn, BALANCE has 1900 beats or
vibrations per hour, la,0D,OSO in thirty
days, 157,6sO,OOO in ono year. IL travels
1 As. 100 inches with each vibration, which
"a equal to o. miles in twenty.four hours,
.g2IS miles in thirty days, or 1884 miles
In one wear.
There is SO long list Of applicants for
admission TO the London Athenrum, Club,
that the last man elected has been waiting
for sixteen years, and fifteen years is tn.
average time that man remains on tho
,,st there, unless it is so distinguished that
Il is taken up out of its order. Three on
four wears is said TO be moderate time TO
wait for q chance of admission into many
,ther clubs in London.
William II. Burgess, who lives ut Alexan-
lria. Va, assisted in 1896 in building
Washngton's new tomb at Mount Vernon.
lIesays was lad then, but remember
hat In removing the bodies OF George and
u,,,,o a., ,hc,y nresent tomb we de ide | to