Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22
CONDENSED STATE NEWS.

~ to"u-iltitloiS rdlr was u Seucr-
al sue ess. and Burlingto has good
cause 10 feel gratiied at The results.
Guy James was sentenced at Osceola
by judy Towner to the Fort Madison
pen tertiary for three years ut hard
labor on the charg of & and larceny.
Robert Tockwote, employed at
Glu2 Bros. BREWER, Dubuque, was
kicked in the hesd b. vicious horse
and his skull tract red. He will die.
James Mahoney, former assis ant
passenger and freight agent on the
h3 Iowa Central, has been apl oint ID
general passenger and ire ght "a ent
on the Mason City & TT. Dodge, and
has assumed tho position.
On Children Day at the big
Iowa Illinois fair In uslnds OF you e.
s,crs were admitted To the grounds
free OF charge. Tie programme of
the day was ique and interesting.
The races were exciting.
The Iowa National Farm ers ALI.
ance and the Farm rs Alliance and
,rn Alliance, met tn sam3 day at
Des Moiues. An effort was made -
unite the wo organizations cut allied
The governor has tomnissio cd w.
B. Palmer of Corning, w. w. Phillips
and j. Il. Johnson OF Des Moin 5.
commissioners 10 the fifth national
convention of the Bo. 5 an Cir Ems
ployment association at Topeka, De.
cen. Der 20
An lncipicnt strike occurred at
Clinton on the cleo rio street car line,
n mber of the conductors who had
been dive $ on the old horse cur ne
quitting because boys had been put on
as conGu tors. Other roys were sab,
stitute for them and the cars ran o..
--Abo t ) o'clock in the evening
at Keokuk. win lie cleaning stove
with gasoline the flu exp oded, and
Cora b and vas terribly burned. sus.
Ia ming fata in los. Tie hire in ths
stove had not been put out before
p. @ 3aration to clean it was male.
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Tedelty, OF
Leadmine Wis started 10 drive 10
Dubuque. Their tea ian away ard
threw them out on the East Dubu nc
app caches TO Il high bridge. Mrs.
1edelty $ sku was .ra:tured aud Mr..
Miller al sustained serious injuries
At Toledo Judge Kinne sentenced
Chas. Mott alias Coaovcr, the Motel
bank Ion ger. to nine years in the pen
itentiary at Anamosa, with u fno Of
800 and costs of prosecution. Mott
it is alleged. has perpetuated Eany
forgeries, d d was finally captured in
New lo.k in May last. lie is over 60
years OF age.
j. A. Becker, a we'll to do furniture
dealer o, Cha les ii Y, uIg himself
About two wee ago he p rchas d
the business, and thinking it more
than 10 could handle, soon so out.
lie was amply able 10 meet all obliga-
tions, bu it is supposed that his mind
became deraugel. He leaves wife
aud adopted ,hild.
Rev. +. +. Hall. until recently pas
tor OF the First NJ. +. church in Keo-
kuk as acce ted call ext, ndcd him
by the Second congregational church
at Springfield, Ill. Mr.. Hall has
always been Methodist, but d.sli 20 |
the continual change o. location made
by that church, so concluded to be-
come Congregational,st
A thur Bridg man, Jr, son OF Gen
Arthur Br.dgoman. decea ed, has
severed his connection with he State
Bank OF keo Auk ind will engage in
the banking business in Tacoma,
Washington. Nr. Bridg-m1n has an
acquaintance extending all over the
state and has been cash 'er of the
Stat, Bans at keokuk for years.
C.. R. Mann foil from ii scatfold in
North Des MoineS and broke n ok.
He was carpent r, an old soldier, Il
m ymber of Croker Pos, a man OF
goo standing in al walks of life.
He lived for nine years i'll lat city.
He leav u tamil OF widow AMI
q children. He was a Scoichman
by birth, and about fifty years of age
German Day was appro priatoly cell
citrate ut lie Mars CIV days ago
The business streets and private resi-.
dences were finely decor ted The
parade was very fine. A large audi
'nce gathered at the opera house in
the afternoon aud listened to speeches
in tho German lang age. The day
closed with grand ball ut Pew's
hall.
The quarterly meeting OF the Iowa
Loyal Legion was held. ending with
the usual banque at Sioux City.
ddresses were made b., Col. Hender-
son of dubuque, Col. Cummins, OF
Cedar Rapids, Congre ,sman Perkins,
Senator Lawrence and apt. Laihrop.
OF Sioux City. 1t was the best attend
ed meeting OF the Legion ever hell IN
Iowa.
Henry King Love, clerk OF the
Uni ed States strict in Des Mo mes,
died after long Illness. He was 20
ye rs. o months and - days old, and
u honored and well known citizen OF
Des Mo mes. Mr.. Love was born in
Virginia in 1921 and came TO Iowa in
1856. He was at the tine o his
death president of the Iowa National
Bank of Des Moine3
L. 5. Parvin, secretary of the Grand
Lodge OF Iowa, A. +. and A. NJ, W o
lives at Cedar Rapids has been form-
ally ithpeached by charge, p erred
by l.. C. Hurlbut, prominent Ma
son OF Fort Dodge. Eighte IN speciIi-
cations are made, all OF them witt II
de ire to prove general disho .c.ty and
misrepresentai n. together with the
using OF o I,i al authority TO better his
personal we fare. The proceedings
promise to be interesting.
In the supreme court the decision in
the case of the Carson & Rand Lumber
company W. G. w. b mixer ct a., APP
pellants, Keokrk superior court, waS
affirmed. Other cases were decided
as follows: Sorenson vs.. ! avis, APP.
pelant. Pottawattamie district, affirm
ID. Butler Bros, VS. Oddly, appellant;
Dallas district affirmed limerick
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