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viii Huffman and Miss LIVE Si"-
bohm. both Of WhAnc. were married
ut Harmed on thr 23rd "f March.
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Mr.. and Mrs. a. } RarlS attended
the meeting ~ the county alliance at
Belpre Saturday 90 O
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Mr.. Silns Br-zie y died very suddan
~ at hi. resi,leDc. Thur. day nor"na
OF erysypr'ais.
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StotA Taxa >iima, . hu g appear ~
Xtnsl~y, NJ the-M. + chuyh, next
Tuesday evening. com highly recon
meudci As u lecturer. and n,s Ialk ",
Real Lite in jarnn" wilt, NJ d1ui /.
Drove interes' Ing aud inS rn,tivr. a, =
speaker VIII ulpe~r nth Fr,,ie
/" his full na'ir' d .ss asa IL st, a 4
the points Of his iectus" w h paueSs
curi,sities.
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The Gro * firm, ;ytrg ju., "utsid
ely hunts. L -i'y '.s'',, inrl":l;; 4;
w" good i.;,siaie
l.. G. GEER. .e,it.
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Stifa Iaha>hiDa. Of Tnkin. Japan.
lectures at thezM. l. church II XII Tues
day evening" O
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O Picture framc> AID .n,.t:!dirgs AWAY
,,ii htii,s Ill k.euti \ toe y.
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Notice slicyls & Sons a,seseh We' k
On this page. CO
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A new lot Of cl,tlGny jnst recievc'
at Spiegle & S0n's.
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f.W hes, I'll oil Ia 3.Ie H. III kai sas
4 X ,e,i, III NJ. DE Ear y.
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Miss yAnnie S'apl"ton visited a
uncle at Wright last week
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II you or ys.tii friends wait Il new
OF sau al al ketii- L s. vie :. G
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L. W. i'ispins was ut i;omeo Sa.ur
dry and Sunday.
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A. C. Dyer b, ~ official a't"Edsnc-
At district court 1T Earned this week.
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Hrfor+ ayeu purchase With paper ex-
annie D..T:r> i cF.
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Wall i'arer ) criats q }, !i,9 :,' %
cents i. p.sil,.n. al ii. ID, TAI =.
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an getting letter since I began rhe ,s., or
Beg.s' IS Uni Partner and Hood Muk.r.-i'.
ii. Williams. q. cnnI.ao. ieAas. =, id and
WARRANTED by =. Derur ki,.siy. a.isas.
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C.ru s.i,i,,. >hrr.s ard fran al
bottom riitts Nathan Ruitiis.
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oT"or ug;;s,'rd .'"la' d.. hina " II f''
sale. Army ~ this otire.
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Nils Alma I.itii., is nrw making
,ai, iiiel piIno, f. 81 30 par 'is zen.
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ard Ci,ina jacob sos. Aral.a 1t this
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Bcftr Il - tF. iia4.,t time # wall
.,rr ,'est I'll M. s.s2Cit,
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Il in n.rl D. 10 hing N Ia ITS see W
I. sntn..IuS.
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Fresh n'iis.i co,s for sale. Apply
81 this uticr.
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keri... s L le no handle and hav;
III st,cn the Wester cotta-r O.sai.
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GinrI,ains.5 ~ IL cents per yard at
Is /. s,e;l:.,aiis
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OHM SETS ~ II III VI io,s 50 cents
Eatta', k.ie lts.
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For bed springs and maltlessrs 80
to krencr g Cole. CO
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Il" 10 Miss Dittu.. sud- f"r the
che. ct :,itdob-st ill. .r"p,is.
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Cniii AIail l>t, iSS .tifna Di iGs
NH n';'hs rae l.azesi c ai,iiirt i'iivp :
iuI 81 90.
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LOCAL. GNEitS

c. P. Smith Is With z i,::s n."'t.
this week o
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Val paper firm 3 ce;ts up, at Al.
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Dis,rie, court convened "a t.;r,t,.
9Ruesday.
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Mr.. callahan. Who ta~ ST. nb's ana
Frrd Awrs-e TT tire 80 nta. ....i.4s
hotel ia ihi, CITY ia. s'e eas ~
months, has Lsi q, II in So s,s'gn;. IN"
and, viii his Mite. Will / av. is.r CiI, ago
Sunday. Mr. C~llannn las acrepte" -
position OF like natnr. With ihc " al
liAMs Ca eii"g Co., uf Chicago. En,i
viii hrve fnil charge at SEE tn lunch
ruoms ON tue N"iius Fair ,:rounIs
duribg the continuAtit II oil tin far.
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Get ear Iaires OH wall l.arer.
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The good effect AZ the redemption
Mw forced through the legislature by
the popuiists, ut the last SESSION, Is
already felt ,,P tlifs county. We re-
'eeived instg,lctioss yesterday fioa An
attorney OF loan Company In kgi'sas
City ~ lid TIE full ;,,nuunL II the judg.
ment and costs at IL forecles,,re sale
next Monday, a,.d The i is,,si,g l,nit is
that the mortgage debtor, who by the
passage Of the law be ,h.s saved
from q judgment of seyer;p hu,.ii-d
dollars. is n republicans aud ,uttd
last iail ter tie party eiI;.t
passed lie ulio,S iso,,sals Jaw that
has driven th.,.san.'s Oh i,,.., mris II, i.i
the state ns.d The p.ity thai did all
In liz power ID lteses., tie ies:e;n "a ,',s.
law js.sl paassd slp;y 70 exi.si..s usof.-
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-24
HOUSE COMMITTEES.

WAsHISGroN, August % Tho speaker
of the house yesterday announced tho mp
pointment of the chnirmen OF committees,
rs follows: Elections, O'Farreil, Virginia
ways and means Wilson, West Virginia !;
appropriations, Sayers, Toxns; judiciary,
Culbertson, Texas; coinage, weights and
measures Bland Missouri; banking and
currency, Springer, Illinois foreign affairs,
McCreary, Kentucky; interstate aud for.
eign commerce., Wise, Virginia rivers and
hnrbors, Blanchard, Louisiana; merchant
marine aud fisheries, Fthian Illinois; ag-
riculture, Hatch, Missouri; military at
fairs, Cultivate, Ohio naval affairs, Cum
minis, New York poStoillccs and postroads,
Henderson, North Carolina public lands,
McRne, Arkansas; Indian affairs, Holman,
Indiana; territories Wheeler, Alabama;
railways and canals, Cntchings, Misgis
sippi private land claims, PendIeton West
Virginia. manufactures, Page, Rhode
Island mines and mining, Wendock, Mich
ignn; public buildings an | grounds, Bank,
bsnd, Alabama PGc ilc railroads, Reilly,
Pennsylvania; lcvees AMI improvements OF
Mississippi river, Allen, Mississippi pom
ions, Moses, Georgia; education, Enloe,
Tennessee; labor, McGann, Illinois; pat.
ents, Covert, New York. invalid pensions,
Martin, Indiana; claims Bum, North Car
olina; war claims Beethoven, Ponnsyl-
yania District OF Columbia, Hoard, Mis-.
souri, revision Of laws Ellis, Kentucky /;
expenditures in the department OF state,
Lester Virginia; treasury department,
Barwig, Wisconsin; war department,
Montgomery Kentucky navy department,
Mcmillan, Tennessee; postofico depart.
ment, Oates, Alabama, interior depart.
mont, Turner, Georgia; department OF jus.
tice, Dunphy OF New York department OF
agriculture, Edmunds, Virginia. pubic
buildings, Grain, Texas; library, Fellows,
New York printing, Richardson, Tenncs.
see; civil service, Deforest, Connecticut
election of president and vice president
Fitch, New York alcoholic liquor traffic
English, New Jersey; irrigation OF arid
lands, Cooper, Indiana; immigration aud
naturalization, Geiseneeiner. New JERSEY.
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shrimpinp-B. ,. BIommes.

orphan Girls" AT Amsterdam. group
Of sweet faced, simply dressed girls,
who stand singing the sweet old psalm
which promises care for the widow
and fnthcrlcss
Holland Is indeed 10 rich In treasures
that II IL hard 10 pass one by and say
that another IN finer but among those
not already mentioned, which stand
ont from the collection NJ rare works.
ElOommcrs must not he forgotten.
His washing Day" n Dutch interior
where woman bends YEARLY over her
tub, while her baby plays upon the
floor beside her, aud his "Shrimpe
Fishing at Schcvrnlngen," being the
daintiest. Brcitner aloo holds atten-
ton with his Dutch cavalry and nrtil-
lcry, the one standing on hill top
outlined against II stormy sky, while
the other IL Il mass of brilliant coloring
In field.
jacob Maks has some rare Dutch
landscapes, where the long sand dunes
stretch into intcrminuble space. and
where Holland villages and Holland
windmills stand In relief He gives
glorious sunset effect ut Dordrecht and
n lovely shore picture,
William Maxis, on the contrary, rev.
els In green pastures, and gives Won
drbIs scenes In which not only cows
and calves but ducks and ducklings
bcnr n BART.
There are numerous winter scenes,
Tholen's Skating" being the most re-
markablc.
In water colors Holland Is scarcely
less rich than In oils and no less beauti-
ful, and 80 prolific have Holland artists
been that beside the three rooms that
hold the oils th5r" are two outer re-
Csscs lined with water colors
Here Israel is found again In Moth
erly Cares" while Mesdag has repro
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-24

ON the beach at ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
W. Misday.
picture OF woman mendlng, sold,
since II wiiS hung, 10 II Boston gentle!
man, and little group of children
playing In the water on n summer day,
showing the versatility Of the great ar
list.
OF the marine views three by III. w.
McSdag are the finest. although his
| marine view possess none of the blue
or greens one looks for In the sea, and
Ill save one picture the sea ut rest
The exception h his I'm Danger"
where Il ship Is brcaStng stormy
waves, on every one of which ride the
wild white ladies Of the storm. A
summer morning at Scheyrningcn IL
remarkable for It's effects of yellow
light in sky and water and for the roll
ing mists, half cOnccaling half reveal
ing town and harbor Another picture
of Il morning on the shore ut Sche-
veningcn, shows II clear sky and atmos-
phere. but the tnts are still yellow
and the shore line. on which boats are
pulled up and men are passing TO and
fro. Is gray.
Mrs. Mesdag van Houtcn sends "Still
Life" Il study Of flowers, and Moon
light on the Heath" a scene I'm which
II lonely heath stretches beyond tiny
strawtlIatchcd cottage out of whose
windows the glowing freight shines
and over which the pale moon throws
her beams.
Three most delightful pictures. passed
mnoticcd by none, are Mrs Henriette
ROnner's "CoQuetry." Mischief" and
"In Confidence" Nothing but eats and
kittens at their best. I'm Confidence"
is two little kittens, one lying on Il box,
the other II yellow and white beauty
sitting upright with paw appraised and
the little pink tongue i'm the act of lick
ing it. The two pretty heads are to-
gcther, and il is easy TO see that some
mischief is brewing. "Coquetry" Is IN
old cat and her kittens, one of which
stands locking into mirror, on the
frame of which rest the front paws.
The little back is bristlcd up and the
little tail sticks straight out. in defiance
of the intruder. who looks boldly back.
mischief" Is just three kittens playing
with faded flowers while the mother cat
looks proudly ON, but one knows that
they are dreadfully bad kittens, and
one longs to roll the little white mis-
chief who is kicking vigorously, over
and over, just to see him kick again.
In contrast to Mrs. Ronner's cat pict-
ures are the flower pieces of Mrs. Mar
guerite Roosenboom. two exquisitely
tinted garlands OF white roses.
Albert Neubys has some fine things,
"a Sober Meal" which will, after the
exposition, 20 TO Washington, being par
ticularly so. 1t is group of poor peo-
pie gathered around a table, the mother
holding in her arms her little one who
vainly struggles for freedom tc grasp
the dishes so nearly within its reach.
The family eat has also been served
and not being a eat of polite manners
has put not only its head but one foot
into the red bowl Rocking the Cra-
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-24
ARE AFTER FRANCE.
italian Mobs farading the streets 81
Rome Cry for Vengeance.

home Cry FOR vengeance,
Rour, Aug, @3,--There is consider
able excitement again apparent this
morning, but. il is hoped that the
military and police preparations will
prevent "a repetition of yesterdays dis
orders Demonstrations similar to
those at Rome occurred yesterday at
Genoa, Messini Naples, Turin,
Coma, Bologna, laramie and
other provincial towns. The
most serious rioting outside of
Rome was at Genoa, where the mob
vented its wrath on the French tram
way company. A number of trains
and ticket kiosks We're complete
wrecked and the notices posted in front
were torn down. The language of the
newspapers, however, to day is calm
and dignitied, and confidence is ex-
pressed that France will give salts
faction and remove the mayor of
AigueS Mortcs. Much indignation is
aroused by the accusations OF ltal-
ians that the hospital authorities at
Marseilles refused to attend the in
jured Italians for eight hours, until
ordered TO do SO by the project. The
Italian consul has arranged to send
200 Italians who have arrived at Mar
"N''N' '"N" w '''iN ob' WV teNtu
his and the Italian colony's gratitude
to the project for the impartial meas
ures he took TO stop the lighting
The Paris newspapers are full of the
elections and the Argues Mortes affair
is pushed into the background, but
everywhere il is insisted that the con-
tlicts arise out of the struggle for
bread, not out of national hatreds
Reports from Agnes MortcS to-day
show that anxiety is still felt lest the
Italian workmen still at the salt
works should attempt retaliation. Ar
tillcry, however, is strongly posted in
the district and constant guard is
kept.
French witnesses state that the as
sailants of the Italians were nearly all
of the vagrant class and that the pop.
ulation did not participate in the dis.
orders, except to shelter the pursued
ltal ians, The af,ray originated, 1t Is
declared, in low cabaret, where an
italian attempted To wash his othcs
in n receptacle for drinking water
The Frenchmcn resented this and a
fight cnsucd According To ilicial re-
ports the affair has been much eXag.
gcratcd and fifteen men, not ffty,
were killed. NJ. lupuy has summoned
the project of Marscillcs and the
mayor of Ai"ucS Mortes 10 Paris.
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JOB WORK.
SUCH As
Cards, ll-Heads, Circulars, Pos.
tiers, ETC., Etc,
EXECUTED TO ospnR IN the NsArEsr AND
rRoxpTssr MANNER AND AT
REASONABLE RATES.
tB- Apply here before ordering elsewhere.

die" Is another Of Neubys' " is n III
| ;fc Dutch maiden In close cap and
wooden Sabots, buslly doing some bit
Of needlework, while with one foot she
keeps In motion the cradle beside her.
sunlight" appeals TO every mothers
heart, EccHt,se the central figures are "A
| baby and q goat, out In the grass and
sunlight, while just inside the cottage
door the mother Is singing at her
work.
Gerkc ilenkeS eXccls In figure paint
ingS, and among small pictures there
Is nothing finer than the "Regentcn,"
u meeting of the directors of some
public institution Every man At the
| table possesses strong individuality, and
there iS Il decided mir OF comfort about
the one who sits smoking placidly n
long stemmed, round-bowled pipe Prob
ably women can better appreciate the
meeting Of the benevolent socity, Dor
cas-" by the same artist II IL Il typi-
cal sewinL society, some faces being of
the round, good natured type. whose
posscssoIs always disclaim inclination
TO gossip, even II they enjoy wee
little bit, while others are OF the de-
scription whore nose and chin are close
ncighhors. Evidently one of the lat
ter class Is RECALLING the circle with a
choice bit of scandal, one spinSter OF
uncertain age looking ont at one In
intense enjoyment of the tale and III
tense disupprova of the subject OF II.
II one can judge from eyes which look
out over the bowed glasses, The inter
Tor of the room shown iS very rich
In decorative effect
Especially rich In coloring Is Kiln.
kcnbcrg his Canal at Amsterdam"
n sunset view, Icing not only II scene
of placid beauty over which the god
of silence seems To reign, but one
richly tinted with the opalcscent hucs
which the sunset ever casts across the
water The drawbridge at AniSler-
dam, the canal AT Alkmaar and tho
old town of Amsterdam are all equally
tine and ARE revelations In rich and NJ
the same time softly blended colors.
Haas has some pasture scenes, where
cows feed and rest, which are exceed
mgly good, but his "Donkcys on tho
Shore Of ricundy" Is the picture which
most attracts the average visitor The
shore line aud the water are well
painted while the donkcys, yokcd to-
gcther In the foreground. are irrcslstl.
bly, attractive, and the attraction does
not consist the least In the fact hat
they look just wicked enough 10 Kick
nm erring brother who diSdalnfully
walks away.
Miss Theresa Schwurtze has three
pictures, the most noticeable being the
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Pasture NrPr Dennis w. NorIf-.
so well. After the fierce, strong lights
of Russia the quaintncss Of Japan, the
gorgeous coloring of Spain, TO step
into Holland Is indeed to rest the eye,
says the Inter Ocean. At first glance
the coloring seems neutral, almost
tame, but as one fingers, and linger
every one does, the gruys and browns,
the yellow shadows, and the blacks
and whites grow upon one, and some
tiny gem h found TO possess intense
fascination. while some of the larger
pictures hold one cntrumccd.
Joy of lsracis Alone in the World
Is not only the masterpiece of the Hot
land exhibit, bat " has been pro-
nounccd the masterpiece Of the eNpoSi.
ton, and yet II IL such II common story
that II tells only Il dead woman lying
on her crouch, the poor pale hands
crossed In the only idle moments they
have ever known and by her side the
man who loved her and who, I'm losing
her, loAt all. He does not look out NJ
you with wild despair. but sits with
hands upon his knees and eyes which
look into u future dcsolatc aud drcar.
but not long, for. the couple whom
death alone could part have passed
down the valley of life together, and
the death angel must soon summon
him as well as her one hardly notices
II detail Of the interior, hardly the dead
woman; everything CcntcrIng on him
In his first hours of loneliness
Israel also sends group of fisher
women, II strong and mastcrful por.
trayal IL women whose only knowledge
of life IL drudgcry and who plod along
the road and down the hillside with
stoica indifference to the burdens that
they bear. There Is also sweet home
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-24
STRIKE AGAINST Low WAGES.
Packing House Employees at Kansas city
Refnsn tn AccenI n RehucIinn


KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. %. Forty
five maehinists in the packing house
owned by Armour & Co, all the 1865
butchers employed by Swift & Co,
and all but sixtytive of the butchers
in the employ of Swartzchild e Sulz-
berger, who will close work when they
have killed the cattle for export on
hand, are on strike against rcduc.
ton of 10 per cent in wages which took
effect yesterday. The order effects the
machinists only in Armour's plant
but is directed against all the men en-
ployed by the other two companies. II
is probable that more of the muchin-
lists in Armour's will join the strikers
in day or two and the ranks of tho
strikers employed by the other two
companies will prob lbly also be aug
mented. When il is considered that
the business of packing house de.
ponds upon the butchers it will be nm
derStood, that the strike is OF serious
characte. The reduction in wages app
plies not only to the local uplants of
the different companies but to all their
properties in the different cities.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-24
Carried Over Niagara Falls.

NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, Aug. 22.-
Edward Brennan, whose home is in
New York, went out on the river in
small boat at noon While off
Grass islam he attempted to fasten
his craft to a passing steam yacht. In
so doing his boat was overturned and
he was thrown into the water. The
crew on the yacht tried to save him.
and followed him down as far as they
dared toward the death line but
finally had TO give up, as Brennan
disappeared just before reaching the
white line of breakers His body has
gone over the American falls, and it is
thought will hardly be recovered I'M
Gil some days pas
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-24

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. s2.-St Paul
Typographical union, No, 90, by u
unanimous vote rejected the PROPOSE
ton OF the employing printers to re-
duce the price of composition from a.
cents to IS cents per 1000 ems on
morning papers, from % cents to 80
cents on all piece day work and from
Sl6 to Sl4 week for the week help.
Frederick Driscoll, business manager
of the Pioneer Press, made speech
proposing that the cut last but sixty
days, but the printers concluded to
hold the scale Mt the present figures.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-24
One Hundred Men Attempt to Drive
Chiuamen from RoedIne's, Cal

FRESNO, Cal, Aug 2l.-At O'Clock
yesterday telephone message
from Roeding's vineyard, two miles
from Eggers, announced that 100 un-
employed men were driving the China
men from that place. sheriff scott
was notified and Immediately left for
Roeding's with possec of twelve
armed men. They met the raiders
between Eggers and Roeding's and
compelled them all to return to
fresno. The names of the men were
Skcn and arrests will follow.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-24
Burglars Blow Open Two Bank Safe.
and Alarm the Whole Town.

WEST MIDWAY, Mas, Aug, 10
Two safes in the Midway Savings bank
were blown open with dynamite by
burglars at . o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The explosion awoke the
whole town, and people ran into
the street in their night clothes giving
the alarm. Assistant Cashier Wood
ward pursued the burglars and was
shot at four times. The miscreants
escaped. The steel boxes inside the
largest safes were proof against the
explosive and the cracksmen got but
81 in change.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-24

Donkeys on the Shore-De Haas.
white-crested waves had never rolled
In.
There are some things of ID. A. c.
Asty, who died in 1890. the most beau
tiful being sorrow" woman weep
ing and refusing TO he comforte6 by
her child, who strives to pull the hands
from the eyes,
BY what Holland has sent one must
Judge II, and leaving the collection in
the gallery il is natural that one should
only think of peaceful things, of quiet
home pictures, of the dykes and mead
ows, of yellow sunsets, and Of misty
mornings.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-24
LITERARY NOTES.

Harper & Bros. have issued "The
Refugees" Tale of Two Continents
by A. Conan Doyle, author of Micah
Clarke" Adventures of Shuloce
Holmes" etc, aud illustrated by +. de
Thalstrup. Speaking of the work the
Athenaum, Londons says: "Outside
the pages of Monte Cristo' there were
never such breadth escapes or
such marvellous condolences Rel
head Norton, Lathrop Co., Des
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