Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-12-29
DURING THE WEEK.

nounced that he Is candidate Tor the
senatorship which the Kansas lcgisla-
ture will fill next month.
lima legislature passed the Evans dis
pensary bill by vote of So to 80. The
bill provides that there shall be ten
dispensaries in Charleston y county.
three in Richland and one in each
other county. The governor will sign
the bill and twill take effect july /.
I. ], Crawford, president of the fam
Gus advisory board, speaking of the
alleged poisoning of non.union men,
says the charge was trumped up by the
company to prevent suits which would
have resulted from the use Of bad wa.
ter at the mills.
Mrs. Langtry, the we'll known beau.
ty, is lying seriously i'll with perito nitis
in London. - 49,
Figures furnished by the New York
Post show the vote for president at the
recent election to be as foil ows:
Cleveland, 1867, $50; Harrison, 5,l76,-
GIL; Weaver 1880 Bidweh, a5s, :
347: Cleveiand's plurality, 39l, 3T9.
A company of which j. l.. Clarkson
is member is said to have purchased
"A railway 200 lulomcters long, operat-
ing in and around the city of Mexico.
Electricity will be introduced as mo-
tive power, The price paid was So
900, 600
Stamboul, the celebrated trotting
stallion, with record of 2:07lS, was
city, for gil, 900, to ID. NJ. Hartman, n
New York banker.
1t is announced that President Har-
risop. upon retiring from the office of
Chief executive, will accept position
on the faculty of the Leland Stanford,
Jr., university, of California, and de-
liver series of lectures on law. He
may conclude to make California his
winter residence.
Charles n. Sheppard, { Summervillc
). e., has succeeded in raising quality
of tea said to be exec llent, being the
first really marketable tea ever pro.
duced in this country. Forty pounds
of the leaves tested in Baltimore were
pronounced equal to the best English
breakfast tea and better than many
grades shipped from China and India.
Frank Law, who vas shot by his
brother near Columbus, Ind, ON
Christmas day, is dead.
J. NJ. lager and wife cele brated
their fourteenth wedding anniversary
| in Ramsey, Ill.
Charles A. Wright, general manager
| of the Mineral Range railway in Mich
| igan, denies that that property has
| been sold.
The usual fatalities occurring on un
safe ice are happening throughout
| England Four skaters have been
/ drowned at Rochedale and three at
Wansted Various other fatalities arc
reported.
The St Peters burg correspondent OF
| the Times says the cholera commission
has been opened by the Minister OF
the Interior in the Michael Palace.
! The press is excluded.
Mrs. Langtry, whose condition was
reported as having favorably passed
the critical point, has suffered a seri-
Gus relapse.
The Standards Berlin correspondent
says that the Imperial Government has
sent to the Reichstag Committee on
the Army Bill the papers it promised
justifying the bill. The papers arc
lengthy and will be kept secret for tho
| present.
! Several bombs were found in the
! Rue st. Roche. They were removed
to the Tuilleries Garden in the open
and afterwards turned over to the
municipal laboratory for inspection.
The British ship Minister of Marine,
which sailed from Liverpool Dec.
with a cargo of coal and petroleum for
Rio Janeiro, caught fire when a con.
siderable distance Mt sea. 1t was taken
in tow by. the British steamer Bally-
cotton and conveyed to Belfast Tough,
where it will probably be scuttled to
| eXtinguish the fire which is still burn.
ing among the coal. Its crew has
! landed.