Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-10-06
DURING THE WEEK.

Lord Tenpyson, the English rost, is
dangerously i'll, and little hope is en-,
tertained for bis rec, cry.
At Terre liaute another wonderful
mile WINS made on the occasion Of III,
free for all pace, in which Masco',
Guy and Flying Jib were matched,
In the first heat Mascot Passed the
field and took the pole, and made the
/ quarters as follows: 3.h, l;03is apd
1888, the mile being made in e:0l ~hc
third quarter was a pace that lowered
the best quarter made by Nancy
Hanks in her wonderful performance
on the previous day, Five heats wcr,
paced, the average icing 9:"G'A and
Guy won the race,
AT rerre ilaute, Ind, Nancy Hanks
was driven by Budd Doblc to heat hei
former record fora regulation track
She was in fine form and the track
fast and made the quarter in 81 the
half in l;02Si, the third quarter in
l:.9l and the mile in 2;Oi This low
crs her former record OF 2:05i4 made
on the kite shaped track at ludepen,
denee. by this feat Budd Dobc Sc.
cured the $1,000 offered by Robert
1 Bonner for the horse that could go =
mile on a regulation track in ":0a,
| Stephen McClement, president OF the
Marine bank died at Buffalo
Mrs. Harrison passed com Portable
day, and she is gaining strength
slowly
II, Il. Nippal, sheriff of Cowley coun-
| ty, Kan, was shot and killed by ban.
dts in the Usage country.
London editorial opinion OF the
home rule manifesto issued to Irish
men in America and Australia is that
it is ''mendicant whine" intended
cnly to raise funds SO that Mccarthy,
,te members of Parliament can liy !,
comfortably in London.
Fire at the Union stoclt-yards, South
/ Omaha, destroyed $4,000 worth OF
sheds and burned or smothcred a9a
sheep
The North German Lloyd steamer
Murchin from Bremen, arrived at Bal
timore with 200 emigrants on board.
! All were well.
by the explosion of a locomotive
boiler near Grove Summit, n v, Levi
| Wise and Charles Flynn, engineer and
fireman, were blown TO pieces.
DR., Jenkins has announced that quar-.
antine at Camp Low will be raised
Monday If there are no passengers
there for detention, The Bohemia g
passengers were landed.
In an election TO fill a vacancy for
South Bedfordshire in the British Par
! lament the Liberal candidate was
elected, but by largely reduced ma.
| jority on account of the Temperance
question and pledges of the Liberals
DR.. Stanbope, who was inoccuatcd
with cholera virus ut Paris, and subse.
quently served as nurse in the cholera
| hospitals Of Hamburg to test the eff
! ticiency of inocculation as a preventive
! of the disease, was in Berlin. He be-
licves inocculation TO be good thing.
Great Britain is disposed to resent
promptly the cncroachment of n Bel.
GUM expedition on the Upper Nile
territory, which is designated as
within the British sphere"
If the Tory landlords of Ireland per.
sist in enforcing wholesale evictions OF
| their tenants in arrears for nnti-kome
rule purposes the Liberals promise n
bitter land war in retaliation.
AT a meeting Of the British Cabinet
the Irish eviction question was consid.
cred and the ministers arc inclined Ia
| adopt the recommendation of Secretary
Morley that money grant be made
for the relief of evicted tenants pend.
ing the report OF the Royal Cc:nmg,.
sion of Inquiry.