Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-17

Senator PETER of Kansas has intro
duced bill providing for the issue of
$500, 900, 900 of fiat money, cxchangable
for government bonds at par, Senator
Butler of South Carolina has introduced
bill to repeal the state bank tax.
Paris dispatch dated the 18th says:
The decision in the Boring sea tribunal
of arbitration was handed down at
HOY o'clock this morning. The five
points of article 6 are decided against
the United States. The close sea.
son is established to begin May l and
continue until July 81, TO DC observed
In the north Pacific ocean and Bering
sea. A protected zone is established
extending sixty miles around the
islands. Pelagic sealing is allowed out
side of the zone in Bering sea from
August |. The use Of firearms IN seal
ing is prohibited. The American arbi.
traitors have expressed their satiSfac.
ton with the text Of the decision,
The PLrnellitcs have decided to
vote for a third reading of the home
rule DILL which removes any possibility
of hitch in its last stages. Gladstone
calculates the bill will leave the com
mons by the list of September. The
premicr's decision to hold an autumn
session Is meeting with the liveliest sat
isfaction in the country. The program
is to deal with popular measures.
Il. J.. Hutchinson, "Oid Hutch, ."
has sold his membership on the board
of trade. 1t is accepted as marking
the close Of his business career. lie
was at one time worth SS,OO0,000, ac-
cumulatcd in speculation chiefly.
On the evening of the 18th DR..
Jenkins of New York harbor issued
the following bulletin: AT / o'clock
to-day Giuseppe Adamuo, aged As years,
was transferred to Swinburne Island
hospital. The census at the hospital
tonight shows: Cholera patients II,
convalcscing /, suspects 3, total IS.
All the patients in the hospital are i'm
proving, and think will recover, with
the exception of three cascs-Francisc
Caiola, Paolo Mariana, Coughs Corias.
Meteorological examinations have in all
these cases confirmed the diagnosis of
cholera"
A dispatch from Naples says that
cases of cholera are constantly occur.
ring in the vicinity around that city.
A New York dispatch says two new
cases of cholera have been discovered
on board the quarantined vessels IN the
harbor and one death is reported from
well-defincd cholera on Swinburuc
Island.
On the 10th the democrats of Ohio
met in state convention. The follow
ing ticket was NOM ,ated: Governor,
l.. 7. Neal; judge of the supreme court,
j. W. Safer; state treasurer, Il. {.
Blackburn; attorney general, j. +.
Bailey; member of the board of public
works, l.. i. Wilhelm; food and dairy
commissioner, p. H. McKeenan. Con-
vention adjourned.
Surveyor of the Port kilburn of
San Francisco ordered the first China
man deported under the provisions of
the Gcary act. Kilburn made out
passage voucher for the Chinaman and
ordered Inspector Ryan to take the
Chinaman in charge, place him on board
the steamer Rio Janeiro, and deport
him to the country whence he came.
The voucher amounted to SIS, and is
made payable by the United States.
At Chicago on the 9th, Zimmerman,
the champion bicyclist, was beaten in
the five mile race by Johnson, of Min.
neapolS, who won in 12:40 rs.
The greatest alarm and anxiety is
manifested in Texas, which produces
such an enormous percentage of the
cotton crop of the world. Every IN
| dustry Is dependent on It's movement.
Railways are cutting down forces, cur
reucy is selling at premium of s33 on
tho thousand and money TO handle
| the crop is impossible to obtain.
| Samuel Strong,a well-known farmer
of Piqua, Ohio, was killed by apassen-
| ger train.
William liant, who lived near
Greenyille, ILL.,. was killed by falling
under the wheels of wagon loaded
with wheat sheaves.
The Scick Manufacturing company
of s.. Joseph, Mo-, manufacturers of
tents and awnings, assig ned. Lila bill
tiles, $50, 900; assets, the same.
Richard Lappin. switchman on
the Lake Erie & Western road at Tip
ton, Ind, was XII led by fall ng under
meath the wheels Of an engine.
The Baptist Sunday school of Fair
bury, Ill presented to John w. Beers
a gold medal for efficient service for
twenty-five years as superintendent
Col. +. G.. Towers Of La Porte, Ind, ,
filed damage suit for 5000 against
the Lake Erie & Western railroad for
injuries received last June at a cross
ing.
The annual meetin. of the
spiritualists and liberalists of South
ern Michigan closed at Lake Cora,
near Decatur, with an address by @.
p. Kellogg OF Wyoming.
| At Whitefsh Bay, Wis, the body of
a well-dressed man, about 35 years old,
was taken from the lake. He wore
Masonic emblems and gold watch
and chain.
The congress of the National Real
1 Estate association at st. Paul, Mimi,
the 2lst., has been postponed pending
more settled cond ton of the COM
mercial field.
At Baltimore, Md the wife OF rrof.
Kriehn of Johns Hopkins university,
who had followed him from sweden
and had been reluctantly aeknowl-
edged, was found wandering in the
streets, having lost her reason
Commander-in-Chief Weissart of the
Grand Army of the Republic will ar
rive in San Francisco from Los An.
geles and will leave at once for Ohio.
Armed guards are stat oned at pack
| ing houses at Fresno, Cal, since sun
days fire there. Anonymous letters
have wal ned the citizens that men are
organized to burn property in Fresno