Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
FAIR IS A GREAT SUCCESS
Cash Receipts Greatly in Excess Of Those
for Same Days Last Year.
SAFELY TRANSFERS INSANE PATIENTS
Iowa Coal Miners Sending Fifteen
BUS Dollars a Week TO
Help Ont Anthracite
Strikers.
tFrom a STAR correspondent.l

CFrom a stan Correspondent
DIES MONIES, Aug. 2s.-(special.)-No-
tioe was served on s. X. Minton, presi-
dent Of the local Trades assembly. OF an
injunction restraining him from carrying
on the boycott against the Iowa Telephone
company. 1njunctions we're issued in the
district court some time ago and then dis
solved. The present suit is that Of the
Illinois Trust and Savings company, mort
gagee of the telephone properties, and the
writ was issued by Judge Sanborn Of the
United States circuit court. He makes an
order temporarily restraining Minton and
other officers of the trades unions ami
all others from interfering in any way
with the wires of the Iowa Telephone COM
pany in the southern district Of Iowa. or
from carrying on the boycott, inducing
persons to quit the employment OF the
company or ~coercing the company into en-
ploying certain persons in the matter. The
injunction is as sweeping as It could be
made. Judge Sanborn makes the writ re-
turnable at Council Bluffs September 16
next, when, If it is not resisted. the in
junction will be made permanent. The
suit was brought before Judge Sanborn
because of a doubt as to whether or not
Judge Mcpherson had the right to hear the
issues during vacation time. The attor-
neys for the trades unionists say they will
move at once for a dissolution OF the
order.
Fair Receipts Are Large.
Up to the close Of business at midnight
last night the cash receipts Of the state
fair management amounted to 1872, s40s This.
was In excess Of the receipts to date last
year by more than $4,000. The receipts on
Wednesday amounted to over $21, 900. In
dications are that when the receipts are
counted for today the gross amount to
date will be over $45, 900, and at the end
of the fair the amount will go over $780,
900. The program has been carried out
in an entirely satisfactory manner, great
crowds attending all the features. There
have been no serious accidents and moth
ing to mar the pleasure of the fair. W.
e. Truman of Illinois, the horseman who
was injured, is recovering at the hos
pital.
Transfer of Insane Patients.
The transfer Of insane patients from
Clarinda hospital to Cherokee was made
by special train today. The State Board
Of Control received a telegram saving
that all was well and the transfer made
without accidents. The train arrived at
Cherokee this evening and the patients
were taken to the hospital. The transfer
from Independence to Cherokee was made
In a similar way. There will be only 400
to 400 patients at Cherokee at the start.
but they will be increased in number rap
idly. The transfer from Mount Pleasant
hospital to Claripda and Independence, to
0 equalize matters at all the hospitals, will
5 be made Immediately
Rewards Are offered.
Governor Cummins today issued procla-
nations offering rewards in two murder
g cases in Iowa. He offers a reward for
: the conviction of the person or persons
= who murdered Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Tu-
= man near Muscatine. August IA last. They
were found in their cabin dead and a
tramp named Dan Williams is supposed
to have done the deed, but he cannot be
found. The other was the case of the
murder Of Joseph Buchanan In Lucas
county, in October last. He lived alon,
in a cabin and was undoubtedly murdered
for his money. A young man who is sait
Il to have made threats against Buchanan
was arrested. but could not be convicted
The rewards were of $500 in each case.
= Help for Coal Miners.
d oh1cers Of the labor unions declare tina
about SIS. 900 is going out Of Iowa ever,
week from the miners IN the soft Goa
mines to their brothers of the anthracite
fields, who have been on q strike the pas
h four months for higher wages. The low
y miners have voted upon themselves a GER
"a tain percentage OF their wages to 90 eacl
week to the strikers and the labor leader
report that this amounts to not less thai
y $15.0 900 a week. A large part Of this goe
N from Des Moines.
~ Conference on Politics.
r A conference of prominent democrat
was held here and plans laid for makinI
T. sure that the free silver plank will b.
J. kept in the platform this year. Anon
% those who attended the conference wer
m c. A. Walsh, S. A. Brewster, Cato Sell
s. and J. B. Romans. They report that tn
70 indications are good for a harmonious con
~ v%ention in which the Kansas City platform
lie will be Endorsed and a ticket be name,
that will be in accordance with the view
OF the dominant element. The conventiol
I'd is to be held next Wednesday.
We New Corporations.
" Following articles were fled with tn
"a secretary Of state today; Noiseless Wash
ing Machine company Of Council BLUFFS
On capital $50, 900, by oliver Linebarger an
OF others. Doty Clothing company Of OF
y tumka. capital $50, 900. by ]. r. Kerfott an
Is others. Burt Telephone company of Kos
t. suth county. capital Sic. 5000. by Al staehl
a and others. Iowa Cutlery company Of Ceda
Of Rapids gave notice Of doubling the capita
r stock to $50. 900.
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ID To Select Waterloo Government site
nd WATERLOO. Ia, Aug. 2s.-(special.)-
ly Supervising Architect Taylor Of Washing
>. ton will be in this city September 1 to Sc
lect a site for the new S150.0OO government
OF building which will come here as the re
IN suit OF Colonel Henderson's efforts. Tn