The Minneapolis journal., 1903-01-23
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IOWA
ACCOUNTS IN GOOD SHAPE
'r'
Affairs Of Board Of Control Examined by
. T.. Two Experts.

Affairs Of Board Of Control Examined by
TWO Experts.
DES MONIES, IOWA--A. L. DEMO of
Alta and c. c. Heer Of Armstrong have
completed their examination of the ac-
counts Of the board Of control The re-
port indicates the accounts Of the board
and those Of the state institutions are
satisfactory Mr.. DEMO said last even
ing that everything was In the best shape
and it was difficult to see how the sys-
tenn. Of the board of control could be i'm
proved upon.
The recent resolution Of the city coun-
Gil directing the police department to
raid disorderly houses stirred up a pc
culiar state Of things. The inhabitants
Of the resorts took panic and have been
emigrating in every direction. Some
have set out for Minneapolis and St. Paul
others for Sioux City, ana others for
Davenport, Omaha, st. Louis and Kansas
City. ~. ./.
Advices received from Knoxville are to
the effect that Frank Baird, who was
wounded in the attempted robbery Of the
Sullivans at Hamilton, Is recovering. He
continues reticent as to the attempted
robbery, but the advices given. the au-
thorities here by Sheriff Bybee of Marion
county are to the effect that w. A. Rich.
ards, ex-deputy United States marshal,
who is alleged to have been implicated.
has gone to Mexico.
Governor Cummins is confined to his
home with a severe cold, which has set.
tied on his lungs and which threatens to
develop into pneumonia. He has not been
at his office for several days.
SIOUX CITY IoWA.-Dr. G. II. Cor
nell is likely to receive a call to the
Augusta Episcopal church at Sioux Falls
IN, d fAyryS Soxp - "a n ffv
of Trinity church at Iowa City.-E. J.
Zimmerman is the first saloonkeeper to be
arrested for violating injunctions. He Is
! charged with keeping open after 10
| o'clock, after a writ had been issued to
keep him from doing So
CLINTON, IOWA. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Mumby celebrated the fftieth an
| niversary of their marriage. They were
! married in Lincolnshire, Eng. and three
| days later sailed for America. They land
| ed at New Orleans, and soon after came
| to Camanche, this county, arriving there
with single gold dollar, their entire
earthly possession
LIE MARS, IoWA.-John Williams. a
| farmer. went suddenly insane and jumped
| into we'll twenty-four feet deep. When
he struck the water his desire to kill him
! self changed, and he clung to the rope 4
His wife summoned help to haul him out
but the rope broke. Another effort was
successful.
| HAWARDEN, IoWA.-Hawarden has a
business mems league, and 1t has gone to
! work to raise $4,000 to procure g large
| canning factory. The officers are F. x.
Beck, president; Charles w. Remission,
| vice president; A. C. Schoenenan, Sec
retary; Andrew Ring, treasurer.
IOWA FALLS, IoWA-A special train
on the Chicago & North Western will
this evening convey delegation Of fifty
knights Of Pythias to Eldora to meet
/ with the lodge there. The rank Of knight
will be conferred on two esquires.
fNDiANoLA, IOWA.-Word was re-
ceived yesterday that Andrew Carnegie
had responded to the request of the library
| trustees of Indiano1a with an offer OF SO,
600, IL the town would provide a site and
81. 600 a year to maintain the library.
i ALDEN, ioWA-Several weeks age
several hogs owned by Judson Barlite
were bitten by dog. About twenty Of the
hogs have developed symptoms Of hydro.
phobia.
/ GARNER, lowA.-H. e. Baumsartne,
I of the Garner house has sold to G. Ahal,
Of Klemme, Iowa.
SPENCER, IoWA-This town is to hav
. 1 q Ola r.xy fr e n