Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-24
DURING THE WEEK.

Advices from Washington says tn,
president has issued "a proclama tiol
opening the Chetos>ee strip to settle
ment at the hour of IL o'clock, noon
central standard time. on Saturday
September l6.
Collector Burke's (of Austin, Texas,
list OF planters to whom licenses hav
been issued for the federal sugar boun
ty shows the following estimated yiel,
of sugar in Texas for the present sea
son: +. II. Cunningham, 5000, 90
pounds; L. A. Ellis, 5000, 900; Il. w
House. 1.40O, 900: Ball, Hutchins & Co.
100000; George b. Brently, 600, 900; R
S. Willis, 100000; Mrs. b. Bingham
100000, and William Dunavant, 300, 600
These figures, with the amounts o
several small producers, make tota
of $4,000, 600 pounds of sugar.
A Paris dispatch to the Londol
Times says of the fight between tn,
French and Italian workingmcn il
hiS uCo bCo Ilot ItS VI lhC tlu n
least fifty were killed and $50 wounde,
in the fight. The trouble grew out o
a dispute over the wages paid the diff
ferent nationalities No further trou
BILE is expected, as the mayor of tn,
town announces the Italians will no
be employed any more"
The unemployed white men in Cal
ifornia last week started the raid
again on the Chinese employed in tn,
vineyards, the intention being to driv,
them out of the country. The sher
ifs posse headed off a number of raid
ers and rescued the Chinese. Effort
will be made to prevent further law
lessness.
At the Grange session at Chautau
qua, N. Y, Governor Waite, of Colo
RADIO, was the chief speaker, address
ing himself to the silver question and
closing: ave of the west do not in
tent to wade IN blood, or anything o.
the kind; but let this oppression on the
part of the east continue, and then lei
any candidate of your old parties g
before the people in 1896 on the plat
form of protection, when the west has
no protection, and he will not receiv,
an electoral vote west of the OHIO OF
south of the Potomac"
Major Peter Roman, agent at the
Flathead Indian reservation for six
teen years, died at Jocko, Mont
Mrs. Mary Sham, on trial at Tren.
ton. n. j., for poisoning her son to
secure insurance money, was acquit-
ted.
Five Chinese, arrested at San Fran.
cisco for being illegally in the coun-
try, have been released on bonds fur
nished by the Six Companies.
William Turnbull was killed at
Krebs, ]. T., by runaway horse. He
attempted to jump from his wagon
and caught in the shafts.
The training ship Constellation,
with the naval cadets aboard, arrived
at Hampton Roads from a cruise in
European waters. All the cadets are
well.
Near Oleopolis, Pa, Paul Smith ac-
.cidentally shot and killed his brother,
Albert. The boys were camping out
with their ia her, A S. Smith of Nc
Clintockville.
A man was killed and several per-
sons seriously injured by panic in a
church at Clarkville, Tenn, caused by
mischievous boys under the church
pounding on the floors.
The will of DR.. Hamilton Griffin.
probated at Louisville, KY, bequeaths
nothing to his stepdaughter, the re-
tired actress, Mary Anderson-Navarro
All the property goes to his wife, and
at her death to his four children.
Inspectors who have investigated the
Kansas City postoffice have reported,
making no imputations against the
personal honesty of Postmaster Nof-
singer, but finding that the IRREGULAR
ties in the Office were many and that
the discipline was extremely lax.
National Treasurer McCurtin had
advertised that he would make pay
ment of the Choctaw leased district
money at Har'shOrn, |. T. He opened
the payment yesterday at Wilburton
Bad blood was shown several times
during the day because of the change,
of which no notice had been given.
Distinguished doctors say the seat
of dyspepsia is not the stomach but
in the head.
The collecting of paper weights is
the popularity of Boston bank clerk.
''Why do you refer to MIR. Brown
as a cannibal, Clara?" Because in
summertime he lives on his father"
James Fraser, employed as bartend-
er in a saloon on Second avenue, New
York, is eight feet three inches tall.
"Yes," she said, 81 shall marry
Harold, for l know he loves me"
"How?" He watched me sharpen a
pencil and didn't laugh"
"Has Plankinton succeeded in get
ting rid of that awfully impudent
typewriter he had?" Eyes; she is his
childrens stepmother now"
Penelope All, dear, hear that you
are engaged! Now, who is the man
of your choice? Perdita-I'm afraid
to tell you, dear; you might tell my
fiance.
Love and Logic Ne'er Compound -
She-Are you certain you'll love me
when I'm old? He-Yes, I'm positive.
False hair and teeth may even be an
improvement, you know.
The Older One-The happiest time
in my life was when / was approach
ing womanhood. The Other-Yes;
but now you always seem happiest
when approaching manhood.
Twenty persons were injured at
Northampton, Mass, in fight be-
tween railroad laborers of the New
York & New Haven and electric rail-
roads over right of way.
Gov Pennoyer of Oregon has asked
members of the legislature for op;n-
ions as to the desira bility of calling an
extra session to pass law for the
stay of executions on all judgments
for one year
Ex-senator John j. Ingalls, failed to
make his appearance at the G.. A, II.
encampment at Hutchinson, Kan,
where he was advertised to speak.
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