Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-06-04

was born in Rutland, Vermont May
~, 1893 and is vigorous man to-day.
Articles OF incorporation of the
Clinton Chamber Suit Company were
filed, Joseph Glatts, &. II. McLain
and j. II. Kelly, Clinton capitalists,
and $. c. Chafry, of Whitewater, Wis,
being the incorporators. The capital
stock is $3.50, 900. The company is to
run twenty years, the place of business
being Clinton.
A collision occurred in Council
Bluffs between hose cart and an
electric motor. Tho hose reel was
out for practice run, and the driver
was unable to stop the team until the
tongue of the cart was driven through
the side of the car. There were sever
al passengers on the train, but no one
was injured.
There Is general indignation felt
! throughout the state ut tho recent dis
graceful conduct of drunken Iowa
City policemen in their uniustitiable
attacks upon the students of tho State
/ University. Prominent citizens are
opposed to any further appropriations
to the institution until there is u
change of location.
Railway postoflice service has been
established over the Waverly di-
vision of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids
e. Northern railway between Waverly
and Waverly junction, Iowa; distance
six miles; service to be performed by
the extension OF the Albert Lea and
Burlington railway postotlice, short
run from Cedar Falls to Waverly,
Iowa.
The commissioner of the general
land Office has affirmed the decision of
the register and receiver of the Des
MOines land Office, rejecting the appli-
cations of VIM. and I'd Bearty, w, l..
and Alex Hemphill and James Valley,
in Painters survey. H. +, Galpin, OF
Storm Lake has been notified that
there are no laws regarding pre-emp-
ton or cash entry oflGnd in meandered
lands.
Patents have recently been ISSUED
to Iowans, as follows: Jno. T. Car
mody, assignor one-fourth to ID. c. IL
Ross, Cedar Rapids, pulley; Cyrus
IIGimbaugh. Montrosc, milk straincr
John ID. Metz, Dubuque, fiat opening
book: David w. Miller, assignor one
half to +. j. Millcr, Marion; W. j.
Markham Sioux Falls, 5. d., and NJ
+. Robinson, Chicago, ILL.,, railway
rail joint
The committee of the Davenport Y
NJ. G. A. which was charged with tn
investigation OF the matter of II suit
able site Tor an association buildin,
has had an offer from A. G. Fulton o
the Kimbali house and north of tn
| old Baptist church, Fourth and Perry
) This Mr.. Fulton proposes to donate
! II lnt tpSo'hhulOl VIII tIS'' upOH ~
} building suitable to tho location tina
Y will cover the entire space of ground
A female base ball game ana balloon
l ascension with parachute drop was ad
5 vertised for The fair grounds ut Boone
: Fifty cents admis sion was charged an
: two thousand people were present
Eleven male ball players from Boon
4 were picked up, and with seven fcmal
amateurs three-inntng game wa
: played The aeroaaut claimed tn
wind was too strong and refused to in
fate his balloon, and mad crowd {
men and boys returned to the city.
A. s. Burnett OF the Iowa Stat
: Business Mems association was indie
Il ted by the United States grand jur
for circulating IA postal card warnin
=, members of the association against "A
! agent of another merchants assoc
alton o. Chicago. In connection wit
- this case the Encouragement of IL
United States has given an opinio
that all postal cards and offers of II
s. wards sent out by police officers an
II sheriffs are violations of the post;
N laws.
: Young Edward Zaizer who was kille
bya burglar in Burlington, was burie
5, on the 10Th. The funeral was one
d the largest eyer held in the city, Il
l. procession being nearly mile
k length. The young man was vel
I. popular and many of tho stores
lie which his companions worked wei
ID closed out of respect. Tho poliC
$ authorities are energotically followir
1 out every clue TO the murderer and
IF is hoped the villain may be brought
speedy justice.
IS Fifty colored miners were put
I'd work in the mines at Diamond on Il
c. 26th, by the Philips Coal Compan
III The sheriff of Appanoose county N
in his deputies were sent for in case
trouble. but tho blacks were allowed
"a 90 to work without molcstation. IL
p an open secret that all the operate
h arc busy looking mp new miners an
" viii soon open up their mines. If Il
N strike lasts month longer, there W
be two or three thousand blacks il
ported into Iowa TO take the place
the strikers.
State Fair visitors over Iowa a
= subscribing wholesale for that gre
% Saturday paper tho Review, of ID
Moines, which gives each new year
subscriber. before August 10Th, 1891
state Fair and grand stand ticket FIRE
and each subscriber can vote for o;
:, person in his county, and the perso
receiving the most votes in that coun
- will be given railroad ticket to ID
Moine5 and return, also fair and graz
~ stand tickets. This is great offer