Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-10-13
DURING THE WEEK.

Speaker Crisp spoke at Morgantown,
Ky, especially attacking the tariff and
pension legislation OF the Republican
party.
julius Cesar Burrows, the famous
Michigan Congressman, spoke NJ
Aurora, H., to large audience, An
overflow meeting was held In the rink
Justice Shiras, the new member OF
the United States Supreme court, re.
Gently appointed from Pennsylvania
by President Harrison, was installed
in office.
Jacob Lambert, a prominent farmer
residing near Parkersburg, W. Va,
was saot from ambush and killed.
His son, Lewis, aged 20, is charged
with the deed
Suits were instituted at Columbus,
Ind. by Joseph Carter and wife against,
the editors of the Columbus Herald for
$40, 900 damages in "a civi action and
for criminal libel
Monday was the closing day of the
Rock River conference of the Mctho-
dist church Strong resolutions were
adopted endorsing prohibition and
Sunday closing of the worlds fair.
Secretary of State Harrity having
failed to furnish sample ballot, MS
required by the new election law OF
Pennsylvania, the commissioners of
Allegheny county have advertised for
bids for furnishing official ballots for
that county,
c. c Doolittle of Cincinnati Ohio,
was shot and probably fatally wounded
while returning 10 his home in 81.
burb of that city. lie suspects his as
sailant to have been colored boy
whom he had arrested for burglary
United States Consul Smith, at Three
Rivers, Quebec, Canada, in report ON
quarantine published in the Sanitary
Report, referred in scathing terms to
the filth of the town. Upon rccciv-
ing the report the citizens became
highly indignant, and the consulate
was stoned,
Mrs Abigail Gregory died at Garden
City from the effects of dose Of med.
icine administered by Mary Cart.
wright, who was not licensed To prac-
tice. The medicine contained corrosive
sublimate, n deadly poison. Criminal
action will be brought against Miss
Cartwright.
Alfred TcnnySon Engianu = poet
laureate, died ut l:35 o'clock ON the
morning of the 9th Lady rcnnyson,
his son llalam and his wife, Sir An.
drew Clark, DIR. Eabbs, and the nurses
and other servants who had been with
him for twenty-five years, were ut his
bedside when death came He was
tranquil, conscious and ainlcss 10 the
end. lie had been i'll but IA few days,
and death came as the natural end of
beautiful life. lie was born in 1903
Bob and Grant Dalton, Tom Ilcddy,
and an unknown member of the
Dalton gang, were killed in Coileyvlle,
Kas., and Emmett Dalton is mortally
wounded: the city marshal, r. c. Con-
nelly, George Cubinc and Charles
Brown "a shoemaker), are dead: Cash
Ter Thomas G. Ayers, of the first Ma
tional bank, IN Lucius Baldwin,
clerk in Reed Bros store, are fatally
wounded: 7. A. Reynolds and Lewis
Bcitz are slightly injured all result ing
from an attempt of the Dalton gang TO
rob the banks of c. NJ. Candon and
Company and the First National bank
in Coffeyville few days ago. One
man escaped but sheriff's posse is in
hot pursuit. Six members of the bal.
ton gang rode into Cotfeyvillc at $3.50
in the morning, four entering Candon' s
bank and two going to the FIRST Ma.
tional bank. At Candon's the cashier
told them that the safe was regulated
by time lock and could not be opened
till 10 o'clock The robbers said they
would wait and covering the cashier
and teller took the money from the
drawer At the First National the
robbers compelled the cashier TO give
them the money IN the safe and then
forced the occupants of the bank tn the
sidewalk. following at once. The
citizens were aroused, however and
as they appeared firing commenced,
and when it ceased the result was
found 10 be as above stated. All money
was recovered ard turned over To the
banks.