The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-11
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Adam Teeple Shot by an Outlaw is
Improving.
SHAW WORSTS WEAVER.
tiungerford Argues with Bulletin Kuehnle
at Davenport.-Kiron Lots Soon
for Sale.
odebolt Clarion:
u. G. Gary returned to Denison Sat-
urday having finished moving the
Shanks house to the west part OF town.
The sale of lots at the new TOWNSHIP
of .Kiron will take place within the
next ten days, so it said. This is bound
to become one of the thrifty little vii.
lagos in Crawford county.
at last accounts Adam Teepel, who
was shot last week by Jack Nelson at
Lake View, was improving nicely and
will be able to be out in a few days.
Nelson's preliminary examination was
held Monday and he was bound over on
the charge of attempted murder. Chau-
vet, Nelson's partner, and Nell John
son were sent to Jail under bonds.
Blanche Billings, who is only fifteen
years old, was released and sent to Fort
Dodge where her parents reside.
Nelson has been bound over to the
grand jury under 5000 bonds; Nell
Johnson's bonds were placed at $500
and Chauvet's at 800. They are all in
Jail at Sac City and the prospects are
that the heaviest penalty possible will
be imposed.
Davenport Republican,:
Carl F. Kuehnle, law partner of
Gov. Shaw and who is also associated
with the governor in the banking bust
ness at Denison, will be reelected SUI
preme representative by reclamation.
Mr.. Kuehnle is one of the most ac-
tive republicans of Iowa, is q member
Of the National Republican League
and has been vice-president of that or
ganization. He is now and has been
for years one of the leaders of the
republican party of the state.
Ute Independent:
w. j. SERVER, Of Denison, was in
town yesterday, looking after his bust
ness interests. While here he pur-
chased good driving team of Jud
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Way left for
Kirksville. NO., Monday, where Char
ley goes to take treatment at the Oste-
opathy hospital. If the the treatment
benefits him, they will probably remain
at Kirksville for three months at least.
Mrs. Flora A. Smith and Miss Nable
returned Wednesday from a weeks visit
with the family of DIR. Wright, of Den
ison. In mentioning their visit to the
city, the Denison Review claims that
Mrs. Smith is contemplating making
Denison her home soon. We trust that
the statement may be proven incorrect.
ED. The REVIEW is correct as
usually r
Carroll Heral&
The editor of the Denison Bulletin is
inclined to question the fact of general
prosperity when he notes the strikes in
great labor centers in the east. He has
evidently given this subject but little
thoughtful study, or he would know
that strikes are themselves evidences
of prosperity. If he will go back to the
years Of Cleveland last administration
when the robber tariff was chained, and
democratic notions predominated in
government, he will find no strikes.
There was SO little employment in the
country that wOrkmen were eager to
accept whatever wages they could get.
You never see strikes of any conse-
quence during hard times.
Des Moines Capital.
The Capital, speaking Of the Shaw
Weaver meeting, says:
Il
standing around in the crowd, after
the meeting was out, one could hear
the comments of the people and the
close observer found republicans enthu.
siastic and the followers of General
Weaver unhappy, thus confirming the
belief that many had that General
Weaver had for one time in his life got
against a wholesome, old-fashioned
philosopher that he was not wholly
prepared to meet.
One of the steel gang men was badly
bruised up in fight this morning.
VIII Melton, who is working on the
steel gang, had the misfortune to have
rail fall on his foot, breaking two
toes.
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