Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-02

The New Home Sewing Machine
Company gets the Worlds Fair medal.
The New Home Sewing Machine Com
pany received the highest award at
the Worlds Fair both on machine and
work. All points claimed were prac-
tically granted. Chicago Herald.
On the 3lst the remains of the late
Mayor Harrison of Chicago, were con.
veycd to the city hall, where they lay
in state during the day. Thousands
upon thousands passed the catafalque
and looked for the last time upon the
features of the dead mayor The fun
eral ceremonies occurred on the follow
Ing day,
Mrs. Mary Il. Ramacciatti, wife OF a
physician, died at Omaha, Neb., under
circumstances that point to poisoning.
Judge Humphrey of the Kansas Dis
trict court held the sale of liquor
under city ordinances unconst tn.
tional
Gov. Peck has decided not to cal
special session of the Wisconsin legis.
lature to relieve Milwaukee's financial
distress.
wild man was captured in the
woods near Logansport, Ind He was
40 years old, and could give no ac-
count of himself.
l.. b. Smith, claim agent of the
Great Northern railroad, was arrested
at Great Fal S, Mont, for alleged en-
bezzlement in Kansas City, Mo.
BY boiler explosion in Boone Coun-
ty, w. Va. James Huffman and Charles
McDarmon w re instantly killed,
Charles Barker was fatally hurt
Justice Williams at Syracuse, ~ Y,
has declared unconstitutional the law
of 1892 which gives women the right
to vote for school commi sioners
The body of what was supposed to
have been an infant, killed in the Bat
tie Creek, Mich. wreck, il declared by
| the coroner to be piece of burned
bologna sausage.
j. V, Mitchell, clerk of Faulkner
county, Ark, for twelve years, and at
| one time candidate for secretary Of
state, has disappeared with $40, 900
in$rusted in his care
Two noted Arizona on laws wanted
for wholesale horse stealing and sew
eral murders were captured near Man:
cos, Colo. The men are known as Ed
| Mccormick and zone Eyed Riley"
The Denver Consolidated Tramway
| com 2any h 5 executed a trust deed
for a ,000 COO TO the Mercantile Trust
company of New York at per cent.
The money will be used to retire old
bonds and extend lines.
Twenty-Five new cases OF yellow
fever are reported at Brunswick, Ga.
Two deaths
Hopolito Armiio has been sentenced
to be hanged Nov. II, at Hillsboror,
| n. NJ, for the murder of his wife.
Henry Starr, kid" Wilson, and
"Alf' CLANCY were convicted at Fort
Smith, Ark, of the Pryor Creek train
robbery,
! doc" Taylor, the outlaw, will be
hanged at Wise court house, Va,
Gov. Mckinney having refused &c
grant a reprieve
The national convention of the Wos
mans Home Missionary society of the
Method st Episcopal church has opened
in Toledo. Ohio,
Engineer +. N. Sheppard and Fire.
man W. c. Wright were badly injured
in n collision on the Wheeling &
Lake Erie road at Limestone, Ohio
The trial OF Mrs Hanna Mary Park
hurst of Greenfield, n. Y, who was
! charged with numbering her 5-year
| old son, resulted in verdict of moi
guilty
Six masked men broke into the resi-
| dence of Peter Painter of Holmesville
| the wcalthiest man in dimes county
Ohio, tied Mr.. and Mrs Painter to the
bedpost, broke open safe, and tool
$500 in cash and $500 worth of jewelry
John Roemelle, who murdered Mary
! Simpson, his supposed wife, in Phila
| delphia Tuesday night, has been ar
! rested, together with John Kurtz and
| w. S. Haun, who failed to report the
murder on account of Roemelle'.
| threats.
| Rev. David Fennessy, for many
| years president of st. Mary's college,
| one of the most noted Catholic educa
| tional institutions of the south, ha,
! been called to Rome t. become vicar
! general of the Order of Resurrection
| lists.
! All Sung, arrested in Buffalo, and
All Nee caught at Philadelphia, and
charged with being illegal residents oil
the nited States, were placed or
board China bound steamer at Sar
| Francisco. They were Struggled
across the Canadian border.