Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-08-11
head. He Is under the care OF physi-

| injured himself in such manner that 1t /
| is claimed he cannot enter the course /
| again this season. The first heat was I
a dead one The second was run in !
2:13l4 and was won by Allerton. In |
the third heat Allcrton struck himself /
and when taken to the stable his leg /
was badly swollen. This means loss /
of 500. 600 to Williams this season,
f. S. Moves, cashier of the Lincoln T,
National Bank, of Chicago, who has got !
himself into trouble, war resident of |
Dubuque several years before remov-
ing to Chicago He was teller of the
/ Second National Bank of Dubuque, and
was "a general favoeite In society. His
business and social relations were al
WAYS of the most satisfactory charac-
! ter, and general regret was felt at his
departure some two and II half years
| ago.
Mrs. james Wilson, wife of ''Tama
Jim Wilson committed suicide at
| Ames by drowning herself in Squaw
creek, at the college farm She left
! home at 9 o'clock, n. IN. fora walk, ana
the body was found in the creek about
a mile from the main building betwee
3 and in the afternoon. Poor health
was assigned as the cause. There Is
no doubt but that it was suicide, as
she was found in but three feet OF
water.
! Robert f. Evers, claiming to be
| pearl fisher from Davenport, is under !
/ oh nf
burglary and grand LARCENY Evers
acknowledges breaking into the Ash
ton grocery store To steal Ratchet,
and stealing boat that was tied to
! tree on the Dies Moines river. He was
attempting TO sell the boat at Boone
when apprenendea Evers clai MS to
make business of hunting for pearls
in inland rivers, and says this season
was "A bad one, hence his theft of the
boat. The hatchet he stole to. chor'
the boat looe
| Two hundred men il &c drag5 ing and
! tramping on the banks of Hon ey Greek
| Qowa) lake end elvoring to find the
body of Judge CLlrlison, sst pposed to
have been drowned recently Clarkson
! presided ut the tri al of Ed \ ell for the
murder of Allen al nd Dorothy Jones at
Omaha and pronou need the teath sem
tencc 10 Clark, i he abandon led women
who endeavofed TO clear Neil, pro-
nOunced II curse OF all whop anticipated
| in the prosecution. A i;verl man, ,who
was the states prin, hipa | witness,
Prosecutor O'.Shea-& Judg : G larkson and
! two jurymen have sin CO died. The
trial was held less THAN MMo years ago.
The prisoners in the Inil at Ninton
made bold break for Eherty about
| noon recently. Friends mnTa the ont
side gave them saw anC ttlssy had nc
| difficulty in cutting off I'll n ibosver ends
of the bars in the south sasst window
| Only four went, among them being
| Dingley alias Swords, EGrged with
| burning a boys arm with HGidifsr beg
| cling purposes; Davis, cl ksTgud will
misdemeanor, and two yo sing fellows
charged with burglary at 8IEe PLANE
| The rest of the prisoners .nrsed to go
! They were seen coming fr, Ne the WIN
dow and the alarm was Civ euA A posse
| followed and captured theI u En a corr
| field few miles east of the caty.
| There Is considerable int resstTrouseC
! in discoveries of mound bui lG,ers' relic
at Charles City, Iowa. Sta te Geologis
| Webster has interested him self in the
matter and is there in pers, NJ He has
discovered another mound, TWO mile:
above the city, containing 1.-THE bone:
andbelongings of a prehistori rGace. The
body had originally been b' wis'd in a
| sitting posture but was crus he'd down
| later by the weight of cartl / upon it.
| In the mound was also found " peculiar
vase unlike anything ever Y. Ell discov-
| cred II is made of clay, DIES gmed, and
| was placed at the feet of dhe Ite ad
| body This is the third m DnHd dis
covered in that vicinity durin g the Ia s
| year and half.
| Probably ten thousand pee pile wer,
present at the laying of Il le corne
| stone for Shelby county's cou int hous,
| few days ago. Early in the m ornins
! the crowds began coming al I'd Their,
| seemed to he no cessation du ~ 10 tn
day. The ceremonies were con ducteC
! by the Masonic fraternity AN l wer,
| quite impressive. Grand MastR X. G
| Phelps was present aid assus ted. 4
parade, composed of various sec ret ant
| civic societies and % half dozen bands
/ and big barbecue dinner, ere fea
| lures Of the occasion The da! not DC
cupied by the ceremonies was given t.
all kinds of sports, to ente' tain tho
} people. and closed with a bril- liant dis
play of fireworks at night
At "a secret meeting of the collegiate
conunittee of the State UNIV ersity held
at Des Moines Professor Stevenson,
| assistant 10 thu chair OF II lglish, was
discharged. I IDS action Is the result
of some troub lie at the college last
June between the protest. n and Mr..
| LYONS q senior ST utiant The former
spoke of passages in tse sIt Ter gradH-
ating essay of ''abo nnnaoa,s rot, In 10
ply to which Mr.. Ly 'ns aoe ressed thu
professor very ms uting letter as
surfing him that he h al Tor MN onl
the deepest contemp, The studeI i
was disciplined by the faculty at u n
time, not being allowed TO deliver hi
grafton with his class and now tn
board of regents disciple lie the pro- es
sor.
The demands of the laborers 10
wages for work performe on the Nc
servey & O'Connell bull ling at For
Dodge have been compli ed with l
every respect and the wage sof the me
have been paid in full Tn owne rs
the building swore out writ of mi un'
ton against the men for p, ,ssessil IN {
the property, which were sci we'd TIL
la borers then had no recon- 'se b, 1t
the courts and it was their in tenti IN
fight it to the bitter end. Mr.. Mese rye
in the meantime had been .tlled froI