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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
GLAD FESTIVAL OF SONG
The orafario's May Music csra!.
Val This Week.
BRILLIANT solOlsIs AND cHORrSES
ts esaseise Ia . rfssessss,aa .f Glass
teal Ns.s~ ~ aattas.As asn >sst
tss.sss sss W.aesss.s >asats
-~s.sssa naaa Masi.>

The 1tana Rapids Nay Masie festt
ssl eeoaFs sals yess ea neat raesdas
ami "Wednesday, May - and ~, az
siA.aaa's Hall The prices as sdn.
ssea ses tae eseaiNs performances arc
= and - eea,s, according ~ location
~ sesss. which may 10 reserved with.
eas extra charge, aud Tor the matinee
"Wednesday sftefaeoa 80 eenn, The
psexsAms have already been published
ia the rnEamAa,.lpsan, Musical
critics conSedo that metc attractive
nanssosl programs have never been
presented here, The iir.t par, of the
evening pfosfsm and the matinee con.
>lss ol popular and ever pleasing over
tafes. opera selections aad descriptive
pieces ty warseafs \ Hronson's = ofches.
ia. augmented hy talen, from Chicago
and Detroit to = full military hand of
thirty pieces. and beautiful songs and
sr.ss hy the festival solossts. The sec.
ond psgt OF tho Tuesday evening con.
cert wall consist Of the first halt of
ltsyda's famous oratorio. "The Crea.
:aoa." hy che full festival chorus Of sao
voices. the military hand carrying the
accompaniment aud the orchestral
parts,
Britiiant Array of voca,ists.
The beautiful arias OF this grand ora-
iorio ''on Mighty Pinions." ''ln Yer.
dure Clad" etc. are taken by the bril-
liant soprano, Mrs. Ford, MIR. stowe,
the widely known lyric tenor. and Mr..
bercsford, basso, of whom American
exchanges during the past year have
spoken N such glowing terms of praise.
Part two on Wednesday evening will be
devoted to Mozart's Twelfth Mass"
and more fitting selection could not
have been made for the closing number
OF the festival. This mass has always
been \ great favorlte in the Catholic
churches. The people never seem to
tire Of II. Ii mas, however. never been
presented here with that strength
and completeness which will char.
acterise its presentation at Hartman's
Hall. Wednesday evening. For the
benefit of those not familiar with mass
music, it may be stated that this mass.
while impressively grand and solemn
In some OF Its passages, II Is, in its en-
tirety, as stirring and brilliant a chorus
| or concert piece as can be found. The
| final rehearsal of the Oratorio Society
and orchestra will be held at Hartmann $
| Hall tomorrow evening. Al! members
are requested to be in their places by
! a:3) sharp.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
SHE KNEW HIM ON SIGHT.
Happy Climax TO y story That Might
Have Ended in Sorrow.

Mrs. Nicholas Melmsn, the woman
who came to the city Friday, expecting
to JOIN her husband, who failed to ma
terslize, is again happy. Yesterday
when she was being taken to
Superintendent Meech's Office, she
suddenly gave a cry of delight and
threw her arms about one of the work
men on the Canal-st. pavement. II
seems that he had not expected her till
yesterday and was as much surprised
and overjoyed at the happy outcome
of the incident as his wife.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
COL FOOTE'S injury.

Col. Thaddeus Foote has been con-
fined in bed since Tuesday morning, and
will probably be confined TO his room
for about a month. lie caught the toe
of his boot under a street car rail and
fell, striking heavily on his left knee,
sprsining and brhising 1t quite pain
fully. His physician, Or. Fuller, in-
formed him, however. that his knee IL
not fractured. The colonel will still be
pleased to see his friends at his home
despite his injuries.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
suieins Al ntt DING.
4 taass MAJ Ah.sss n,@ssif /. shs ussa
ns.sass et b..srrai.,.a Isss,

iosiA, Miel,.. May - otto haymsn.
81 year. ali. was found dead ia a
vacant let near iielding al > o'clock this
nrasnng, A gaa,ly ris.ol wound "a hls
tamplr gave every ptldrnes nf Suicide.
II ia thought la have been on account
af 4 disappointment ia love affair.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

lis ealli Of gss pipe aud contained a
cap IA tha snd. Yesterday oh Bridge.
sl the eable ears, under the care oi the
new gsipmsn. had tro COLLISIONS. one
car ahead stepped and the other fag
inta it. Nsataidas the Local nakef's =
uasen. No. 81. adopted resolutions to
espell dlshanofahly sny of their mem
hers Who asre known % ride on the
street care. The psse-lssll team all ride
On the earfyalls. though they could
tldu Ifse on Tho cars.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
HOT AFTER The ITkrA.
The Chsriesssn ssd the chtiiss nosh
sighted ON the 10Th

sAx FaAxclsco, May 23.-The FIRST
news of the itata was received here
today. The colina. which ,nst arrived
from Panama and way ports. reports
that she spoke both the Itata and
Charleston. The Ita,a wa, met on tae
morning of the 18th, going south, under
fuii steam. axty-iise miles from Aca-
pulco. At $50 p. IN. the same day the
falima spoke the chsslesiog, i50 miles
from Acapulco. Capt. Re3y, of. the
Charleston, asked tie captain or tie
Callma if no had seen the Itsia ans
was answered afiirmalveiy, and the
United States cruiser went straight on
her way.
wAsaIxsTos. May 23.-The Navy
Department has received no tidings
from the cruiser Charleston or the
ltatl.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

MIxxEAPoIIs, May 23.-A special from
Nsnksto. Mimi, tells OF an srmy OF
cst.rpillsrs about eight mics from that
place which have delayed ali trains on
the Milwaukee road. Nations OF cater
pillars come ont on the tracks to sun
themselves and are ground into grease.
They have infested that locality for two
weeks past, destroying many fruit trees.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
Tu;EyERY aTIuTHrR.

LUTHER. Mich. May 23.-Wm. II.
Gregg, township treasurer for Els
worth, awoke this morning TO find HIM
self minus a suit of clothes. on fur
ther investigation, the clothing was
found IN the yard, but not the $50 they
contained the night before. No clue as
yet 10 the thief, Who must have been
ACQUAINTED with the house, "a neither
Mr.. or Mrs. Gregg heard any noise dur
ing the night.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
csSlE CAR VS.. CARRY ALL.

They Come Into Collision as the Corner
OF Lyos-st--Noecdy Hurt
Yesterday afternoon As = carryall
Was standing backed mp to the sidewalk
u from. OF Aliens hat store, on Canal
ST. cable train came around the
corner with rush and knocked the
wagon bottom side up. Had the car
ryall been loaded. there would have
been 4 very serious accident. Each
party 70 the accident claims malice
or carelessness on the part of the other,
and II IS hard 10 say where the fault
lay. II was piece OF good fortune
that severalpeople were not killed or at
least seriously injured.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

IfNpox. Nay ss.--Fsvsr is raging sf
Malta sud there u an average of fefts
of the officers and men ~ esch ~ the
vessels OF the British feet pfosrsf.d
with the disease The Malta hospitals
are already terribly overerowded sy the
lneFeasng snda1 u patients.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

Earned runs-Defrolt 2. Grand Rsaids3
1wp-hase hits-O iirien. bfeckeafidge-
Bases 90 called bails-on DotF. 5. on C0ch-
ard 3. on Morrison T.
sacrifice hifs-t'rsnd Rapids. 1, D-troitI.
StslRn basss-f.rand kapids = Detroit z
Strnck ouf-By Coehsrd. 1. by Morrison. 2,
b. Dcty 4
Double pgavs-petroit J.
Passed halis--Arundrt A
Wild pttghes-bo L
Time ~ xsfre-t ~.
npfre- Dunn.
Atfentanrss-44H
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
OPENING OF scHAENrIElo's.
Messrs. Johnston and Hansen Will Ex.
Glade all Toughs-

clude all Toughs.
Johnston aud Hansen will open the
park known as Schaeniield place this
morning with n full orchestra in at
tendance. All games Of chance and
three card monte men will bc excluded.
Arrangements have been made for
transit 10 and from tho park over the
d., l.. Il y. Mt reduced rates. All are
invited 10 attend the opening and all
who intend TO become members of the
Canadian Club, which will be organized
today. are requested 10 wear red, white
and blue ribbons on the lapel OF their
coats. Tickets may be- had st 81 Canal
81. at 10 cents for round trip.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

AnEiAs. Mich. May 23.-fion. d. n.
Bennett, of Fairfield. aged 50 xcsrs.
died yesterday Of general breaking
down. lie was n memtes of the fret
Leg stature that convened at iansinf,
and bad been supervisor of his town for
many vears
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

PARSs, May 2s.-Ibe effort 20 rsise .
new Canadian loan IN tins city hss
failed. The French bankers who we're
isvorsns the plsn of creating the loan
are dissatisfied with the guarantee
offered. Negotiations viii i'e resumed
IN tAs snser.sn
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
DEAD wsoNc n pslNclpls.
rhs Ser@s s,sssi VII Report Against
f~s srAtssaAl sssssss~>

Yesterdays morning sesssoa OF the
GsrnAs synoi Was devoted IL discuss
spg The Arte.,er aae pnseEssac,sen So
c.e.ses- Ia VAS argued ey naAay ths, i
vas sinful for earssiians 10 esscnS %
shcse -oc.e,es ~ taear principles are
endangered ey aelongias - them, No
formal acton mas been taken against
tAe societies. hai the synod expects TO
Saop. resolutions 10 that etfecs before
tie close q. their meetings next Tues
day. IL the ATgGnaen, SCI forth. i, was
stated thst the pr,nciple and no; the in-
dividrs.s oi Tie societies which were
wrouS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
POLICE COURT PLANS.
Architect Meyers Tries Twice and Still
he is Too High.

Architect Meyers, of Detroit, has had
two shots at the target to the other
fellows one. in the matter of preparing
plans for police headquarters. He is
considerably off the bulls-eye yet. He
will doubtless be given third chance
in the hope that he will fit the cost of
the structure to the appropriation. At
present the architects child is about
three sizes too large for his clothes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
rv,eaeo cAnrrse oosrsAer.

wasmssToS, May 23.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury today directed that adj
vertisemsnts Is.ue for the letting Of
contracts for pubic cartDg IN the Gus
tom. .rvlee AZ Chicago for the period
81 three years The advertisements
naust run four eeeks.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

Nsw YoRK, May 9a-Colonel W. l..
Brown, ehaTmsH, fsYs tnst the newly
formed Irish National Federation has
already eatsad fls.9s0 80 Archbishop
Croke for the eyiefsd tenants aud has
So GO On hsaA, beskss o. 600 OF o. 900
subscribed, bslt not yet collected
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

WASHINGTON, May 23--The gan
which avenged the ASSASSINATION OF
Colonel Ellsworth, of the famous zou-
aves. during the civi war Is said % ia
in possession Of lady OF Glen Fails. y.
". ana the worlds fair people viii sdd
Il to the government eshii. Capiain
Browneli. the svenger. is clerk N the
nension office.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

All the lines ran yesterday except the
North Canal 81. aud stscking ct lina.
Nineteen eAFryslls are now ia operation
aad more sse expected. Yesterday
forenoon what = supposed - ba dyna-
mite ca rtfidse sas discovered near the
seath cad ct tie south Dlsiaon 81. line.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

At the meeting of the Owashtsnong
tiub last evening, nine Of The proposed
amendments to the constitution re-
eelyed saffleient votes 90 carry them,
aud the constitution, therefore, ~lli
remain as "a -.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

The hank el..afsg.ees Ter the past week
,,,oant to f-g- sa8 "a. for the eBFfe-
spoe,sisx week of lseu. ss9s III g. The
halsneee we're sIIs.2l7.e8 ard fi2z.-
sos.es isE sLs sane weeks resgeeGssiy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
DUNCAN REMANprp roR a WEEK.

LoNpoN, May 23.-E. IT. Duncan, OF
Washington. who is held on tho charge
of having attempted % murder his
wife, near Bettws-y-Coed. in Wales. re-
Gently, was brought into court at Car
narvon today. The prisoner looked
haegard and detected. Owing TO ihe
inability of his wife 10 hc present Dur-
can was remanded for one week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

There will be meeting OF the Press
Club. Monday afternoon at O'Clock
10 receive tho reports of committees on
the late benett performance, and TO
make arrangements for y reunion of
ali who took part in the performance,
to b. held on the following Thursday
evening
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

The various q. A r. posss viii meet
At Their respective halls tbs morning at
$50, fer the purpose of attending the
memorial services to ~ held az West
minister ffesby terrain ehufea.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

China masisrfEs are coming into pop
ular favor As floor coverings. We sho~
a great VARIETY m line of s5 patterns.
Special iow prices by the fun piece of
~ yards. ssfTH a SANFORD.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

Bsnjos. mAndolins, sntoharpe and
sioIins IN sli grades ~ Bs-rick, More
head and Nelson's. q and rs south d.
xssifrf,-sf
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

Smith a ssnford'e line If Drsperies,
Curtains and curtain materials rxcei IN
variety any Offering ever mace ~
them. 1cu sre cord ally invited 70 ex-
anime thIs bes uffui showing.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

A gospel temperance meeting wiii he
held a. $40 y, M. sharp today Al Nc
Aalien's Hail. ksvs. lTye and Moef.
dske siil speak.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

The great sale Of Decorated Chamber
sets st II. Leonsrd's sons 4 Co. VIII
continue one wax longer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

In summer millinery. ieghorn hass,
childrens' and ladies' shirfed bate Ant
flowers Just received st Adams A Cos,
90 MonfDe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

onr thirty cent?. buys regular
b.V IS cent Bsibrigsn shirts and
drawers st Tower Clothing Co.'s great
Ere s4se fhR weck.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

Artistic Fo0twesr the latest ~ Tulip
4 Sc0fts, 81 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
HEAVY LOSS AT DETROIT.
Sc5O,OOO Worth OF Property Destroyed
In One Afternoon.

DETROIT, May Pa fire which
origlna~i in James DAVIS wholesale
drug house this afternoon destroyed
that building. the wholesale liquor store
of Fecheimer 4 Hart and Quilted the
two top floors of the Campan building
adjoining the drug house. Loss s-50,-
GOO; partially covered lpy insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

The Good Time Excursion Club give
90 ercnrslon 10 Nuskeeon. becorstion
Day May So. Pare, round trip. u %.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

BAY CRY. Men. May 23-There vas
hard hittiug excellent bsss running, fine
pItchlsg aud rank errors IA tedays game.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-05-28

THE counties of Dallas, Guthrie and
Audubon constitute senatorial district
and will have a state Senator to elect
this fall. Senator Caldwell's time eX
pires on January next, after holding
the Office eight years. Senator Nichols
of Guthrie held the office eight years or
more preceding, and now Audubon
county thinks it is her turn to furnish
the candidate. AS far as we know at
present, we believe Audubon's claims
are just and the Republicans of Dallas,
as far as we have heard concur in that
opinion. If Audubon presents solid
delegation for her candidate, Dallas
will accept their Judgment and help
elect the man of their choice. At this
writing, Audubon's choice seems to be
i'm favor of ii. F. Andrews, of whom
we hear only good report by the jour,
mails published at and near his home
Perry Chief.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-05-28
Valuation $3,258.496.
ASSESSMENT OF REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY FOR 1891.

From the completed tables in the Au
ditor's Office we take the following
items Of valuation as returned by the
assessors:
AUDUBON TOwNsHuP-Land 26,O94
acres a $1.92, value S206,9OS. Person
al S43372.
CAMERON-2297O acres, a 1918, $40,
900. Personal S46,799.
DoUGLAs-2365S acres, a S7.O4, S166,
500. Personal, SSH.
EXTRA TOwNsHIP-2l,6O sos acres, a
S6.93, S150,S3l, town lots S5,73S. Per
sOnal S52,S44. Independent District
2,I7O acres, "a $40, S23,274. Town lots
81, JAG. Personal, S5,207.
TOwN-112 acres "a S11.7S, 1890
Town lots, S36,44l. Personal, SAL $50
GREELEY-23,025 acres a 1928, 1857,
143. Personal, S4S,25l.
HAsfLIN-22,9 OS acres a S7.45, $40,
724. Town lots, $1,552. Personal, SIS,
25l.
LNCoLN-22,99S acres, a 1858, SI97,
404. Town lots, 1880. Personal, $40,
1876.
LEROY-193O3 acres a S1O6l, s2O4,
$3.50. Town lots 500. Personal, $37,
ga.
MELyILLE-23,4S7 acres a 1867
$203, 13l. Personal, SOL, 1913.
OAKFIELD-25, sos acres a $50
S223,52l. Personal, S47,OOS.
SlIARoN-22, 1862 acres a $3.50, SIG,
| 7f9. Town lots $3.50. Personal, S43, 49l
NIOLA-22, 500 acres a. $50 Sl92, 92S
Personal, S45,4S3.
AUDUBON IND. DIsTRICT-2,9ll acre!
a $780, S37,554. Town lots Sl,650
Personal, SABA.
AUDUBON TOwN-77l acres "a S17.S1
Sl2.735. Town lots Sl67,042. Personal
S90,447.
REHABILITATION.
Total real estate 80, 566,Sl9, total per
sOnal 1861 ,6l7. Grand total, $3,25S, 436
Total exemptions SSl,673.
Number of dogs, males 1867, femalei
1913, total 14O7: cattle 25,O23, value 1859,
4S3. Horses 1854, value 1881 ,223. Mule.
627, value Sl9,967 Sheep 1912, value
1892. Hogs 1858, value S63S27. We
hicleS 5S7, value Sl0,S62 Merchandise
S1O6,93l. Capital employed in manu-
features 1865. Moneys and credits
S45,427. Furniture, 6295. Mechanics
tools, Sl5o5. Other taxable property
SHOOT.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-05-28
Brayton News.

Farmers are the happiest people in
the country and all on account of the
rain. Small grain has changed color
and is growing rapidly.
Gardeners are complaining of the cut
worm. Plants have to be reset several
times in spite of all efforts to extermi,
nate the pests.
The Cotton boys are doing successful
stump pulling with dynamite. After
blast has been exploded it would be
as difficult to get all the pieces together
as to put humpty dumpty together
again" They are putting in % acres of
cane this year.
The Oakfield cemetery, already beau
tiful, is being much improved in appear
ance and everything indicates a success,
full observance of Decoration Day. A
good program is arranged and large
turn out of the people is expected. The
matter is in the hands of John G.. Ere
mont Post. Prof BrinkerhOf will
make the principal address and the Oak,
field school will participate in the exer
ciSeS.
l. Ii. jenkins has just returned from
his trip to Wisconsin. He comes ac,
companied by Mrs. Jenkins father, Mr.
Devine, who will hereafter make his
home with his daughter. The old gen
tleman is eighty-five years of age.
A good many of our young folks went
to Highland church last Sunday, the
special attraction being the baptism OF
large number of converts.
Mrs. l. p. Hallock is contemplating 6
visit to Colorado in the near future.
If it is in order would like to say g
word about the man who is to represent
Audubon county in the next legislature
| want to say that there is no man il
the county for whom | would rather
vote than Chas. Van Gorder who was
nominated in that interesting letter in
last weeks REPUBLICAN.
Mr.. Geo. Bartlett is slowly recovering
from very serious illness. ~
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-05-28
Announcement OF Partnership.

The practice OF DIR. 4. r. Allen, the
eye and ear surgeon, having increased
beyond his ability to handle it alone,
has led him to form partnership with
DR.. NJ. III. Chamberlin, of Council Bluffs.
DR.. ChamDerlin is surgeon of recog-
nized ability throughout western Iowa,
and Omaha is to be congratulated in
securing a portion of his time. Their
practice will be strictly limited to the
eye, ear, nose and throat. Their office
is in the Range block, Corner 18th and
Harvey Streets, where DR.. Allen will al
ways be found Monday, Friday and
Saturday. The remaining days being
devoted to his new work on the eye and
operating for other physicians. Dr.
Chamberlin will be in the Office Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday after.
moons.
Omaha, May 23rd.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-05-28
Des MoineS, May 9th, 1891.

DANIEL KERR, ex-congressman from
the Fifth district, is announced as a
candidate for governor. He is an able
man, power on the stump, and would
be easily elected if nominated. How
ever, the signs are very clearly in the
direction of Mr.. Wheeler, whose nomi-
nation and election would no doubt
prove more satisfactory to majority
of republicans than that of any man in
the state. Mr.. Wheeler is not urging
his candidacy, though he would appre-
ciate the honor and grace the office. a
farmer is demanded for the office.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-05-28
AUDUBON COUNTY
DRAFT horst. ; ASSOCIATION.
LIST OF PURE BRED DRAFT Stall
L0INS OWNED In AUDUBON
COUNTY.

A. TEAKLJ1, Audubon, Iowa. Leckie
Lad, 835 Q725), Clydesdale Stud Book.
Sir Mathew, 1913 $3.50, Clydesdale
Stud Book.
us. BEEEE, Audubon, Iowa. Cham
boudez, GG75 Q1, 1887, French Draft.
CAMERON q WEBSTER, Section 81,
Lincoln Township. Tom Tit, 24Sl, Vol.
V, Clydesdale Stud Book.
JERRY BARTLETT, Section 1G, Mel
vile Township. Tasso, 1907, Vol. ",
French Draft.
IL. S. FoULK, Audubon, Iowa. Cam
Grade, 6S57, French Percheron Stud
Book.
JEsPER JENSEN, Sharon Center Par
quer 1864 Qll0O, French Percheron
Stud Book
WILLIAM LAYLAND, Audubon, Iowa.
Ali, 1894 Q28!D, Vol. V, Percheron
Stud Book.
The pedigrees of the above stations
have been examined and found to be
genuine, and registered in their respect
i've stud books. A. TEAKLE,
III. $. FOULK, President.
Secretary.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-05-28

TIE AdoocGte is in favor of license
and control of the saloon and regards
this issue as leading feature in the
campaign. In this our neighbor is in
opposition to the Des MoineS LedGer
the first newspaper authority in the
democratic party. The Leader is in IA
vor of free whisky, in proof of which
we call attention to section ofits plat
form published elsewhere. This ayOwal
of free whisky platform is at least an
honest declaration, for wherever the
party has existence it is in favor Of re
moving whatever restrictions there are
upon the saloon. Nothing short Of un-
restricted traffic is satisfactory to the
democratic party.