Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-01-14

Oh the Driuts parents, MT, ana MIS-
VIM. Mehle, Tuesday at p, M, Rev
Eilers officiating,
A special train went out over the
Rock Island Tuesday morning. Il, G..
Graham shipped one car of cattle,
Hamp Jones four cars, w, ii, Neii -four
cars, ID. w, Matthias one car cattle. j,
II, Hallock was switched on at Brayton
with seven loads.
The municipal election will soon lie
a living issue. Mtssrs, Scott and Keen
are the councilmen whose terms expire,
Mr.. Scott has been on the council from
the first election and is u very accept
able man to all. Mr.. Keen was electeo
to ill the term of Chas. III. Russell and
has been an active member.
Hon. j, A, Overholtzer returned from
Des Moines tonight, after doing good
work In assisting DR.. Brooks in secur-
ing places for the Audubon candi,
dates for positions, He states in addi
ton to these positions he could havv
secured the election as sergeant at arms
but of course demands of his private
business denied his acceptance as 1t
would necessitate his absence from
home for several months.
John jenkins, ID, ID. g., installed the
following new officers of Ethiopia Lodge
No, l6l, |. o, o. f., ut Gray, last night
J. A. Campbell, N,G,; Frank McLaugl.
lin, Il, s.; q. NJ, Taylor, l.. S; f. T. Huff
man, V, G.; Walter Audas, r. s.; A, A.
Linn, l.. $; L, &. Audas, Warden: o, j.
Francisco, Secretary; NJ. L. Greenlee, !
e.; Orrin Welch, o. G., Jacob Blom
+, u. Rees, Fred Buthweg and ID. l.
Oyerield attended the installation, anG
Ill were highly entertained 10y the gooC
people of Gray,
DR.. \. l., Brooks, the new member
from Audubon, is at the Slavery
where he was spending the day
forming the acquaintance of his
companions for the session. DIR. Brook,
is not u professional or experienced pol
ltician, but has been wholly devoted I,
| The medical practice in his home county
| rhc esteem which he gained among his
home people Is best evidenced by hi
| remarkable run, overcoming something
Ike 300 opposition majority lie Is !
| young man, quiet and modest, but firm
aud clear in his opinions He will taxi,
a high rank in the sessioa's work, Reg
| iSteF. Jan. stu.
The action of the board of superyis
ors In cutting down the salary of III,
republican deputy county officials wac
rankly partisan and in q general way
unjust. The wages heretofore paid
| were only moderate and will average
below what is paid for the same degree
of skill in the commercial business OF
this town. II persisted In, the policy
can only result in decreasing the ability
employed. No reason Is assigned and
no claim can be made that the deputies
were receiving more than they earned
The only possible excuse apparent Is
that the board was compelled TO econo,
mise somewhere TO save the extra sal
AIRY of $685. which goes with tho con.
tracted award of the stewardship.
DIR. Emmert of Atlantic has been TAX
ing cocaine for catarrh, by inhalation
through the nasal passages. Upon tax
ing the treatment about noon Monday,
he took by mistake q bottle containing
solution of beladonna or atropia.
The doctor soon realized his mistake
and sent for physicians. Graham and
Porteriield, Of Atlantic, treated him,
and the four dignitaries who came from
Des Moines and Council Bluffs by
special trains held a profound consulta
ton aud approved the treatment. En-
inert was de!irious and in very criti'
cal condition until eight p. m, when
the crisis was passed and he was pro,
nounced out Of danger. IL was u mar
row escape.
The glove contest at Carroll last Fri
day evening resulted In u victory fol
Tally Owen. His antagonist, Mr.
Rhoades, Of Manila, weighed 2OC
pounds, which is fifty pounds In excess
of Owens sparring weight, but the lat
ter excelled in skill. Owens got the
| lead In the first round and In the second
laid out the Manila man, and in the
third drew first blood, when they clinch
ed and Owens received a heavy fall
The remaining three rounds were with
out incident, except that Rhoade'
abandoned the job of knocking Owens
out ~ eight rounds. II was the opln
ion of the spectators that Owen could
easily put the other man Ito sleep il
fight to q finish. There were about
| two hundred witness ut u dollar each
Tally made $50 that night with his
dukes.
Warren Mobiles Reuben Glue Co. ap
peared at Russell's Tuesday evening
before fair sized audience. The best
feature of the company is the band ant
orchestra music, which Is superior
The play is filed with blood and thunder
with u predominance of the latter, anC
is laid TO show to advantage the proves
and nerve of Reuben Glue, q Yankee
among the bushrangers of Australia
Ruben was equal to every emergency
and foiled the villains in every crisis,
eliciting thunderous applause from the
gallery. The dramatic talent of the
company is limited to Mr.. Noble, who
sustains the title role in good style.
The wardrobe consisted chiefly of bowie
knives and revolvers. The villain fell
with dull thud, and his groans were
drowned amid the Kisses of his triumph
ant adyersaries.
l.. J. Yaggy has just received his new
double bell euphonium which is the
most costly and beautiful instrument