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VOLl'M E 1.
S55SS-
.!• -THE SESSION ADJOURNED
,** 2^Flnfti $°*n*s in the Iowa Leg-
ttlature—The Resubmit*
Sion Bill
ll^pw the ievi Sm* fit m*
in the House
by
H0****-
vif
1ddisr
fill
a Strict
Party Vole,
Ewtrttftft Wood, Voting WK§H#»lb»
pull loans-^-Both Houses Wo*%
ing With Slopped CWek*
15
apectal' *".
The senate ia*i night the li.-iise
||epr»»»#»tative district bill, heintr the so
Called republican bill and thin morning lb#
"»ouee bill for a levy of a 84 will tu tor
|CKMt aud 2 miliK in IfWl also, to tefrMm
|he salary of the commander* st the
bom* to $1.HOo, also, tbe probtbi-
ion conatituttonal amendment rnsotstiou,
'V a vote of 9", to *21. also, the bouse bill
providing foi guardians for habitual drnok
th» bill to appropriate $'2.j0,000 out
(§f the fflwjKj reoeived from the totted
flfeatse government for the direct war Us,
gnd at I'i o'clock th« bill in still on with
4be clocks in each hoaae loHic&tlag 11:30.
y In the house Byers asks'd and was
granted leave to present a bill to rep**'
miuin# lavs, on tlwi «Tound that tb«
guiendmeoU rqnired ha •log been refnaed
the tlioic law should be repealed. He
fljaked immediate passage of the bill, but it
a* seat to tb« committee ou mining and
come op two year* hno* The bill
tftcett
roviding for dsfense agatnct {yend and
in promissory note* |essed It la
directed agaiusi patent-right pod
tfera. Tk« mmI« bill providing
for a tax Utf to n««t
kmni* in of 40.aea population
gpuMixi also the bill giving uiMr* a lieu
9H personal property of mi no* for their
a1» R^nntp bi!I r«jn»ri[«g oooatiM
f| pay for placeo to hold electioaa.
I.uka to take n{ th- joint r»«o
Iftion to aubmit th« prohibiton amaad*
Heat to tb* p®opl«, aaapead the ml«a and
flit it on its p*asa#o. Th« bovie rafoMd
t| ntupatid tj»«« i ul«si bj *ote u« iil to 4?
-«a atriri )arty vot«, Ewart and Wood
H|ttnK «Ub tb« repablieaaa.
Th« bill to amend the military oodefw
f|i« a«,uat«- cailad up «ad loat on tba
4^Xiou to road a third tint*.
Both bou««H wiil rouUoa* ia wmni
^util the uaaieroaH ijU» can b« earolled
•lid •igucKi, vbu'b aiav b«twohcarii
Th» I'ltMd.
BIk* MutNJjh, Ayrll li SpadaJ
Hotb booiMM paaaod th«
Vrtt bill aiao the bill to preveat diwrimi
flMioti by life tD«amQce conpaui«« also
providing for the nuiniou ef t'.m« for
gpm! l^abarioT of couru-th. Tbo caatoni
a» rfH»iut»ma of thank* t) tha presiding
K»wi «*rr adoptao, awl al »'«Mi (la
l*««ioQ oloaod «io« «Ha.
Katand to Ufeai Ifafcar €•—.
W.U
.*P*l.f«U, April 1&
The ra«« of F.aber v«. thr fhr*ngftlRat
fbbiiahiug ct«ii}Mnj vu oallod for trial
ff«terdity the Cuitod Htaww circuit
aeurt h«r». Thu case ta but th« part of a
Hitiaral fi^bt no* going ou between a ma
|ant}- or foreign party of th«- church beaded
bj HiahopK Ksber and ikwmau aud the aii
Mrity or Americau party bended t»v BiiNlop
Dttblw The plaintiff who w a aoa of
M»ho| Kaher and si aon-in- taw of Biahsp
Bowman, brought lbi« action of libel iaat
lailt by raaaon of several artieias which
•fpearad in the hJrungriimt, orff»n (of
•tnoriiv, iu reply to certain article* which
ka bad publtxbed, commenting on the
former trial of H. It Hart/l«r, editoi
el the EmngrHi«t. eatarday the |daintiff
not appear and the court entered non
•ait. Thin pat the oost of the cam on the
plaintiff and the defendant bad a great
aember of wttueaae* who oaote from Chi
e«AO. Cleveland and other diatant poiatt
Tbeae will amoout to several hundred doi
lara. U ia saui Esther wUi eat at a new
wtia
«*r
smarTUM. Aprg IS.
*^The resnlts of tka ftaad jny'i two
w+eks investigation nf tlje atdrrmantf
beoille charges were made evident when
bench warrants were issoed for the arrest
of Aldermeu John T. McOowan and Fred
iferneabsber, of the First want, aud City
Oltirk Charlwh t'. Haney. The charges ars
kltbery or attemptei bribery. The aider*
aaan are accnsed of soliciting anoney for
Ike vacation of a street and the city clerk
It alleged to have ottered to a Chicago
ee uj.»isy to deliver tweEij-ftye aldermaait
Vptes for an sspkalt paving eoatmet If
paid $7,008. "1
ll^rals* IBs gaiytsfm,
B^waim, April i£»
wmtation has been ransrd itr
fcf the arrest of Francis Btubbs, who was
al the bead of the dyeing department of
tte Lister company silk works, said to be
tfcp largest in the world. It is asserted he
ha» cowmitted frauds amounting to thoas
Mls of |xunds. It is expected other par
sens wiil be arrested for complicity in the
MwavM tm
Ifttnassk, Apvtt ts
I itruillo
%?.l I
v
AH efforts to extinguish the Are ia the
n works proved unavailing. The city
pended on the works for the supply of
ggs, and to-night it will be wtthont light
a was last night ,s
t'aalda't C«SH So Weasel
^keaaa, Mass., April 14.
A local japer says that the proceed sals
the csotton duck mills of New
Mai yland to an lavish syndieale Ina
Allien through.
|K»aOVTO. (int.. April 16.
Thayer & Co., wboleeale jeweiaea.
Me in ftttaaeial diAcultiss.
HVthdOO assets, nommsHy fM.OOli
lipniltuibli) VaSatflelMa.
jPsrniUi i.v
^Hoben McNabb A Co., dealers la
aad children's underwear, have
aasignment, Liahiiltw*. •eu.Oikt,
3-
THta UKAN WABf
TIM I'alMd Ntataa «MMHII OWKM1» TWO
0l*r Mai^Wtr.
WtfatKOWN April l.» *•?$,
The aeenrtarr of tb« navv this moraiiljtf
dM«d tho ro no maud* of the n»tel Htain
•tmm: AHiaoca. at Gibraltar, ordwriqf
faitu to w»it tber« ooti! tb»» arriml of
aal M»tlh«'*s and tbeu to wail with hitu to
hia jioat at Tangier It mibii tber« aia
oert«tu dtplonatk- rwtoos, which tb« olf«
rial* at» Dot wiiUo^ to dwcloae, thai make
it daatrabl* that th* cooiai ahoald malM
hU appraranoe at Taugiar at thin tine oa
aM8-«f «ar. Ba aapwtlai to nmUtt OM^
raltar to-day.
TWK MATfONAl CAPITOL.
L*Ma* nailing* OF MM
Joint Cwaamlttaa mm
WaaMiMcrrov April li
B«»ntell»*, of Maine, called Op ibe nairal
appropriation bill. |endin^. the qnextioo
Iwing noon the amendment adoptetl in
eotntnittee of the whole striking out the
clause providing for the conn!motion of I
three coa«t line iattle%bi(Mi-
The action of the i-onimttteoama le^ected.
Veaa. 1M. nay#, 1 *i
in th*
BKi&g the petitions pre«oailad aad
«ae one by Dawe*. from the B«etmi
Exeetitire Hnaine«H aaaoctation. for the
privilege of pnrchaaing Nhipa abroad for
ten yearn. Among the bill* reported and
placed on the calendar wa« one providing
for the return of aecond claHS iruul maitter.
Mr. Sherman offered a resolution, which
wae agreed to, directing the secretary of
the interior to communicate to the aeuate
the report of Jewae Spauidiug. a (fo*«rn
meat director of the I'.trifir railways, ax to
the general inam^rement ef aaoia railway*.
Wilson, of Iowa, offered a resolution,
which urn agreed to, (tailing on the secre
tary of the treasury for information air to
whether, ain e the adoptim* of be treaaory
rasolatton of Hcpt. a®, in reference to the
transit of Chinese through the country
and their departure therefrom, any Cbi
neac hava ent« red for tranait under ancb
regalationa aud failed to depart from the
l"nit«d Hlate* in due coarae.
Hntler off erred a renolutiou which was
refemd to the -onimitt«e eontiageat
espeasea, modifying one hitherto agreed to,
so as to authoriKe the select eomnt&ta# on
fl*e oivih/ed ludian tribsa to inveati^ate
the atatuie* of negotiations iu reganl to
the 'b«*roke' outlet with power to *end
for peraouB
aa4 penary aad viaM tlM la*
dtan temtorr.
in conne^'tlon witb the resolution, lie
aent to the clerk ie»k and bad read the
letter from Chief Msyea. urging this
coarse be sdopted, while Jonee,
ef
Arkan­
sas. intimated that the otyret of Chief
Majpee was prncrastmatloo.
Jotni fowmiiM'* on HUvar.
Tfce aenate and boiiae npWuw e*at»
uiitt««H on the ailrer i|oeetion were in joipt i turn i« ac umpliKhei
teiMoii two hours thi- morning Very
radical difference« tlit view» of aenatora
and representatives were disclosed by the
discussion, but an earnest purpose was
»bowi» to banuoaise the different* i(
poasibie. »ne of the chief poUit#
upon wbictt- list* comnnitee could noti
agree was the proposed iacreaae of na
tional bank circulation. Hoeh propoaitiou.
it wa* said, could not ae-nre a majority in
the bonae. It wa* fiually decide*] to ootn
mit the subject to a tub conmiitttM- of tire
aeoatora and live representatives, who wiil
continue the work of bunting for oontmon
inaml ou which they oan stauu.
OmTBVfTfVK RAlbSTORM.
Hosa In NM
lllutala ami tudtona.
gonsoi-rs. Ill. Aprtl W
A terrific wind, rain aad hall
"ompauied by tbe roaring noise of a tor
uado. (Missed north of Monmouth, 111.
The mercury fell tweuty-fiv« degrees in
two hours. Hail fell as larg. as walnnta
and znany windows were broken. The roar
of the storm created a pan* it that city.
lti...o*iN».ii v 111., Agarll I k
Bioomington, ill and Ha sorrottading*
were deluged. Four inches of water fell in
lesx thfcri au hour. AH the streams are far
out of their hanks. Great damage has
b*«o done to country roads and bridge*.
A phenomenal fall of hail as large an
walnuts accompanied the stnriu The
Kiaria in the green-hou*ca was demolished
by tbe bail. At Miuner, seventeen miles
west of this city, nearly every window in
town was broken. The oonnlry between
Mtuncr aud here was deluged and cousid
emble in jury was done to the Chicago ,V
Alton track Files of tie« wen. tluated »«iv,
many of them being lodged on the rails.
1*he young wheat and garden vegetables
were crushed flat.
Covwaiov Ind., April If.
Covington, Ind., was v»Med own ef
Jof the most severe hail storms eipertcuoed
If or many years. The storm came from
the wast and last for tw.ntv mintiteH.
Hail stones ss large as walnuts and many
as large as hens eggs fell, covering tbe
ground to the depth of four inches. Many
window light* were broken bv the hail
and considerable da lunge v»a« done ti_: fjrujit
and growing crop*.
A rwuvjcin wiHst.
Ayril 13.
for July. Excitemahtt«ecaffle inteoHe after
opening and in 8*« minute^ from tbe time
the its! price* were |noted wheat dropped
toH7i»- for May and §6|« for July. Soaotion
soon set in. May advancing to #hjc and
^Mylntrge.
for lxv»l to tons.
I
Tw Steer Ore Beefeh* C*
fVrf rrr ts.
Arrangements are being perfected for
the bniMii't? by the DalnMi & Iron Range
iroad of two additional large ore doeks next
:ral! and winter. They will have a capae
iity tm nearly 40,otH) tons ui ut* aad *44
increase the tbtppine apacity
of
tbe
Arrested tor
YOMK, April 1..
E, T.. Gotlkin. managing editor of tbe
Kf*u.uf/ f'u*t, wa» arire«tel to-day on the
charge of criminal Ubei, on com^'aint of
]Peter Mdcbell. las^Nr. Oetttia gave bsM
to await examination.
TO ADJOURN ON JURE %.
I Ifrn fHm Tbrk "World'
TALK or ONTKMfOKANKora
sooim.
aaoaar WAH
A I K O N S O U A K O A W E N E S A Y A I 1 0 1 8 U
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Names tbai jbt
fbr
er Reed
iImI
Date
i* i
yi
Oocurrenoe
winpi
I Motive fbr the A S Stewart
I Crave Robbery.
Hwtmii Quetah Strikes If
and 113 People
am
Drowned.
I 15. *nsM
The latest plan of Thomas B. Heed, the
a®gre«»ive speaker of the bou"e of re|^e
Miittiltv»»a. ban created a live dtacussioilfiti
W.iKhir k'lon sDiooj' democrat^ .»» well s"
repuidicaue. He ha» paaaenl along the
line of republican leader* the KtstemfBt
that the bouaejwill wind up its ha-dneex fot
iliat on Jane IS. Hiutie this fist bn« gear
forth there has been both praiee and oen
sare for Mr. Heed. The icfuiere of &e
maturity ou the door evprese tb»maefseH
aa iiigbiv aatisAed 1 he sew nieu in flie
houtt are uot satiiified. they at# clahki
iug that it is a plan to whip the ategg
lers into line on every every important
ineaaui' lefor»- the houas In other wonJ«
it tueatiM that no jiteaanre is to be dtsctup
ed at great length, ami that those who ate
not satisfied with the MrKialey tariff IHII.
for instance, are to be given no opport Mi
itv to fight it at length on the floor of the
hoese. Tt in a ticbeme worthy of Heed, hot
the {Ue«tion is. mil it work A leading
BMmber of tbe opposition, whee ^ns
tkMoed regarding the matter, said
"If lUed sacoaeda in Keen ring aftfwnni
BMnt by June 16 I will agree to vote £or
fctni for president, if UIM party ever hon
ors bitn with a nomination sad I've never
yet voted anything bnt the straight demo
crgtic ticket
"When do tbe dsmoewls tMak a^#
»ent will comer
"If we are able to cloae ap shop by (let.
1 I will think that we are doing migfety
well."
There are tboee, too, who think that tbe
only set-back Mr. Be«d and his follower*
will receive i« in tbe attempt to *hut off
discuasion arid all attempt* to tsok anirad
meote to the tariff and free oifittgt biilo i Ana(raltan svKteru,
and tueasuree of like im(ortaoee. Tkis
attempt to whip in the objector* aay re
sult in a general row, and then the rbanefes
are that no tariff measnre will be decided
upon. It ih t? no mean* easy to fon»
ahadow tin oatoome, but it w natural to
sappoae I bat tbe conntrv- at large wonld be
mightily pleased to aee the cmpitol doors
close with *banK upon the date named by
Mr. Reed. if j»*a amb4Hoa ia tin 4U4N&
it auiv make him
president earlier than even hi* moat ardent
admirer* have desired. Mr lieyd'w actjoa
in this direction will
eesteialv lie vatokad
wttti groat intereal.
TRI MTBWART MNXKHFS,
Vtiltea (.el Hla Claw* on Mae
A Curio** Chaplar tn Nl(h ua.
Naw YOMK Apt! IS.
The orW yesterdsy morning begius an
attack upon Henry Hilton. Tbe article is
entitled.
Tana OPEXINO CHARRTAE ta A cuaiotra
«*»4*
AKI BIDDKK.
MY8TBBY OF lltliTON'M UtrLrBKCI
ov*a HTawAHT AT LA
a* DIR-
COV££SX.
roa
«uuva
BFKV MAPS
CliBAH.
Ai aiticte imrti Uiat tbe telaMee of
Judge Hilke* over Stewart was foaadad in
a crime.
"Tbe crime ib votv 1 the honor of s wo
man, aay* the W'o, //. and tbe reputation
and vast business of tbe greatest drv goods
merchant on the continent Hilton, as s
lswy«r, did the work that averted the
calamity which wonld have resetted from
exposure. From that boar bis star began
its ascendency
Tlit* article tban proceeds to summarize
factn already known as to tbe paasiu^ of
the &»t@wart fortune into Hilton's coutrol.
It closes with the declaration that the
Htewart will casa will be reopened and all
tbe facts brought out. The article will be
eoatinced in future editions of the WoA-l.
W RM'K OK THE «Jt KTAJt.
A ateaw»er «aa« Dawn aa«l J|S fanyla 4**
iirawaatf.
•AM FnajRcwoo, Apetlus "1
Tbe Mariposa, from %nstrltte, tirfrt^TliS
ditioual details of tbe wreck of the sieamer
Quetah off Thnrdah island. About 9
o'clock in the evening, the paasen^ers. who
were holding an impromptu musicale. were
Startled by the sudden stoppage of tbe en
gines and the grating of the vessel keel
on a sunken rock. In lesw than three min
utes the Quetab bad sunk out of sight,
leaving 2*J1 people struggling in the wsvee.
*m» IwtM uo.l.» h, u.
and ethers, aate fortu
gled rigging
nate, cluag to iloatit^g wreckage.
One hundrrt and tblrteeo live« were lost.
If ISC white* only 30 es«-af»ed, while of lflS
negroes Hi survived, many whites b#iog
imprisoned in the state rooms. Ca|)4.
Senders atates that he eras on the bridge
when the vessel at rack Hs rushed for
ward, ordered tbe boats out and found the
ship already settling. He hsd just time to
climb the rigging and jump into the wster
when the *es«.-i sank. After half an hour
he was pK'Jttd up Others suffered greatly,
tki rock on which the vessel struck is not
on the chart and is right in the traek of the
hoarse recommended by tbe sdmirahty(
which states thst there Is twelve fathome
of water there
A3* the close of tbe preliminary hearing
ia Korth New Portland. Me., Mteab W.
Norton was bold to answer the charge of.
warder«»g bis housekeeper. Mrs. Cooler.
|}|5*
i
•MA %a"
I.AWRK.Vi K BAHIIRI'1.
W«« taafwaWM* Miat He Will «ver 'Jkty aar
•tt th« Mftfr A^Mlrw
rrwr-TVKjrt. tf.rtJ I
•While la Ctne*anati last weak tldwin
Hooth, the ira*«4iau-Received letter
frwu» Lawrence Barreft. now in Knro|e.
wbtcb make* it apftear ouprobable that the
latter *»»U ever again ap|esr ou the stage,
•he lettr communi^atex tbe fact, so long
dre:« ietl, thst the o|H-ration to which Mr
Harrett anbaiittod laot summer would uot
finally relieve huii of tb» neel afltiction
which it ws* undertaken a* a i&at resort.
The (tloomy tidings just received are in
substance that the complaint has again
mauifeated itaelf mother p:irt* of the body.
.'I ht»» time the leg?! and arm» are arte(*t»d.
*oe of I tie letfs, Mr liarrett atatea. IM ea
|ieclsHr distorted with the tumtMre. Row.
ever, he is not without hope of a enre.
An Awful Aet afa gsnlam.
Toartasu, r*- April 14
Pawl ftergrentimdt, a raaahev «f (HB»
agsn coaaty. Want., on Hatnrdax mur
dered hii« neighbor, Jsmas M. WiUismette,
and then carried the bleeding IMHIJ of bis
Mctiui to Mr*. WiUiainette and tlung it at
her feet. Tin uicu were alone whru the
aainler was eommitted sad the eaase of
the enme is net known. Bergrentundt
i nptured bv ta posse of citi/.ena. win
intended at first to lynch tbe murderer,
but better coansel prevatleni and the xherift
was pMmitted to take him to js|K
A Ouel Taaolwr
Hi ('t.t u t. MMTI A TAIL l-.
Sank Kapids peopWt are apparent)? ia*
dignant at one of their teaehecs for hie in
human treatment of soaie of the eoholars.
A IOCAI m*jer of the village in it« Hatnr
dav iseuB charRe». him with pnui*thtuK
boy« for little offenses by making them
sit on the floor ueor s hot reg^eter from
one to three dsys at a time. Several of
the parents whoss children were ^objected
to aticb paniuhinent, have taken them
from Mchool and tbe matter is to be tnves
tlK»tei ty the ho.l authorities.
A»*fcrattan Mysisma la Mmmtimm.
Born, Moat.. April 15.
The ekction yenterdaj for a boartl of
aldermen and a mayor was a complete
victory for tbe deaaocrsts with one escep
tio®. The only issue before the people
was whether they shoald anstain the action
of tb« canvaMiing board in throwing out
precinct 'it. The election was under the
hichproved it wncjess^
Mtleaiee IHrsi Casasst,
Kwm Vwsa. Aprti u
The statement was current iu express
circles this morning that tbe I ntted Htales
Express company hail deetdeil to redoes
the pay of its employee to per cent, on
May 1. President T. C. Piatt refused to
or contradict the rumor.
La»|KiM ItaslM JU.
Aprtl 16
Kine I .eepold, Sovereign of tbe Congo
free Stale, denies that any proposals were
ever made by Germany looking to t)M p«tf
eliase of that state.
STARKN FIOM TI?* lOTRKS.
Trrr American sqaadron has left Oorfa
for Malta.
A DiHi AT' from Biiaaee Ayres an
nounces tike rsaignatioa.'of tbs Acgeattea
ministry.
A EKM A N chamber of commerce has
been formed by tbe residentx of tbe (ier
an posM-aaious of 'l ogoleiid, on' the west
African coast.
BY a ranawig aecMeat at frederMts*
town, O.. Miss C. L. Evering was fatally
injured, aud her guest. Miss Kmeliae Hall,
instantly killed.
Ai»VIcan from klor.amhk|ue are that
Portugal has dispatched a large armed
force up the Rbire river with the intention
ef attacking Mpands.
A HTKiki of carpenter* baa occaned at
Munich. Nearly all the workme* fee tfeie
trade ate idle in consequence.
THE cwptam aud thirteen of tbe rew of
tile steam barge CbenanK" have arrived in
Toledo. They bad taken to boat a ami were
picked up by the steamer Ward.
TMF. Lou do* Mamdurd'H linrlla wia
spond«ut -a** that the emperor has given
express orders not to luterfrre with May
ilsj manifestalion* except iu esse of abso
lute neceeeity.
ALL the tattere
vof
Manebester, tag.,
ha »e ^one on a strike in conjunction with
a similar action on the part of their breth
ren iu London. The movement mSy p^.
siWy become a national one.
A HTATB sesemblyiuan of Mew York
citv, who b.»s Wen pushing a l*fTl reducing
pewubr kers rate.*, ruak'« the statement
thst tbe pawnbrokers hsul sent to
Albany to defeat the mess are.
A waa is raging in the heavy piae Mas
be near I'leasantville. J. Many barux
and huts lb voods are said to have
been burned, and considerable life stock
lost. Tbe fire ieeaid to have been Started
by trampe.
THK British au
rsrman
F.sxt African
eompanies have agreed upon a common
revision of tsriffs in view of the increasing
African trade. Wissmam. will not touch
Kunrondo. His plans am not oonneete^l
with Stanley's overtures to Emtn.
Tut London Ihttly Brusnsls
special says it ia stated that Belgium has
guaranteed a loan of £$,tjoo.0d0 for tbe
Cougarne state. It is rumored in this
counet t»op that King Leopold declines an
offer of $4,900,060 from Germany toward
this loan
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Sensational Esoapade of Two
Young Girs With Vinton
Young Men.
Death at Clinton of Father Joan, the
Priest Who Was Unfrocked by
Bishop Hen natty.
ftttroF&bte Weather Crop Bulletin ftr
the Two Dakotas—Ne
braska Notations.
AttTII U.
Vinton is all stirred tip over the
psde of two young girls ot that plscs
csmed Lilv Howen aad Allis Boweu. aged
13 snd 14, with two young men, Kred
Thayer and Clarence Knapp, who were old
enough to know hotter. Thursday the
yoang men hired a lively rig at a Vinton
livety stable, wttjtuK itey wished to dnre
for s couple bonr^. Tbey secored tbe girls
and drove to Hhellsbtirg, tbe tlrst town
south. There they left the rig and
boarded a train, coming to Vinton and
registering at one of the hofrk uudei 4«
KUmed names. 1 h»y remained Thursday
nlKbt and Friday, the boyn leaving tbe^orls
in Cedar Kapids while they went back to
Hhellsburg, secure*! tbe team and drove it
back to \inton. They took the first train
for Cedar llapids and meet in the girlt left
for the Koutb. But tbe parent*of tbegtris
already bsd officers on their track aud the
fugitive* tad scarcely left the city when a
constable arrived in search of them. They
were finsllr arrested at Columbus Junction
aud taken back to Vinton They were
beaded for Kansas City. The girls were of
respoctabie families aud their escapade has
occasioned great oxcitemeat.
A Myxtcry at «Kaiaetl aislk
('OONCU. BI.I April 1".
Qaite a mystery has developed at ouu
eU Bluffs tn regard to a man named Wilcox,
who arrived in that city recently aud
bongbt out.a small hotel for hi* son-lu
law. The latter was not satiatfed with the
businsss and went to Omabs. returning
with the information that he had found a
house there and wonld ship all bis goods
over. H.K fat her-in-la* im to follow,
rhis was done, snd in a few days Wilooi
went to maba, but could And no trace of
hi* sou-in-law or goods. He relumed
|ienniless to the Bluffs and last Friday
eveniug disappeared and cannot be found.
It is thought he committed suicide by
jumpingtnto the river.
Bin TronMfit
rt.nrros A ir i
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Ue*. Father Joan, the priest who had
several times sued tbe Rev. Bishop Hen
nessy, of Dubuque, who unfrocked him.
dMHi at his hoarding boose at Lyons, aged
»i2 year*. He was born tn France, bnt
caiue to Lyous in 1H.'»1 as a missionary.
Through his work the Cstbolic cbureh was
able to builds latge stoue i diflce, over
which tbe trouble grew which caused htm
to be dropped some year* ago, swee when
his whole life bss been devoted to getting
revenge ou litabap Heun***«y. Tlie fu-
Mondsy.
Told Iu H«MT.
CLAY county has fifteen braaehee of tha
farmers' alliance.
A WELL is being put down at Algona for
furnishing the city witu wster.
A KCM is being raised in Chicago for
Kate Shelly, tbe Momgooa heroine.
Tar work of riprapping the Mieeewri
at Conuril Bluffs will aoon he resumed.
AN effort I» beiu^ made to se ure the re
moval of the .Milwaukee round-bouses and
shops from Hanl*orn to Everlr.
8a vex hundred barrel a of beer, la tbe
vaults of C. Magna*-, st Cedar TTapida,
bave been aeimsl by officers of tbe law.
BEBT ALi.Kh, a voung man of Uutbven,
was actddeutslly shot and killed by his
brother while bunting dneks near that
place.
WoaK on the new Franklin county
court honse will commeuce a few week*.
The contract has been let te a Brooklva,
Ia., firm for 941,2100.
Tun state Kyuoil of tbe Hufch Raforined
cborch will le held io Orange City iu May.
Over list ministers are elected to be pres
ent at the meeting.
A KIMONLBV woaten Ml fta* bashead
the ofher day, takiug witb her a span of
mule- The bereaved busband offer#
reward of #1' for the returu of the mule*..
AT the eonferenoe of tbe Latter Day
Bouts, at Lamoni, it was decided to build
i-ol|ege, &nd a committee of seven wss
appoint«d to receive bids for location
THE Folk count} board of supervisors
has put out 9!MMgi0 more bonds to take
op rounty warrants. There are $70,000
worth of farmer issues still unredeemed.
A MEMHEH of the Pocahontas county
grand jury was lugged up before a justice
of the peace the other day on a charge of
Jjeing drunk and disorderly aud fined flu
aud costs.
UAKLKH BLODUBTT, of Marshalltown,
is under arrest for ateaUeg three cars of
potatoes. Tbe vegetable* aud thief were
seissel In Indians. Tbe tbeft took ptaoe in
timn Mountain, Marshall coanty.
DAKOTA *»'!'ATK MtW*.
Cr»p MstfleUa air tke V«s etates
Btrncut. April 15.
S W (ilenn, of the T'oiied Stated signal
lofflce. snd director of the Noilb aad Sooth
Dakota crop uud weather service, has
issued the following crop bulletin for the
week ending April 13, and is tbe fourth
bnllettn of the present season
The tem{eraiore na« sp|areatly been
about tbe avera*.*. posaiblv a little below
in North Dakota, and above tbe average hi
Booth Dakota.
Tbe amount of stmshioe basbees about
the average over both states.
fieports indicate that the rainfall bas
t»eeu below tbe avara^e in North Dakota, in
Sout^i I»»kota alnnt tbe average »ver the
nortM. an^aboie over tbe »outh ba.if In
North Dakota aemliiiK and farm work has
lieen retarded by 'gmnud frost and drv top
N E
sotf. Ia Booth Dakota.seeding wall ad
vanced \od spring work general. From a
„fe* (toiDla the ground ia reported too wet,
front rrcent copious showers. Thronghoitt
Beath Dakota, except tlong the MisMtti
rivsr. north from Buffslo county, the
reported in excellent
0»nt INll« CSs«a* mmI a*e.
a«» *i.ie Aprtl
1'ajioose Chaska tins not improved macdl
la health and disturls the boarder* at tlm
Place where the C'baska family ars stopping
Wtth.hiN unearthly yells. The iovei Cora
Belle i- feedinK bim paregoric w it boat
stint. It in an amusing sight to aee tbe
famous Mr« baaka feeding her papooes.
Tbe- cherub," as he is calletl by bis
•amras, is as bright as a half breed coald
be PTpwtsI to W. aud although there in no
danger from his present illnena. hi* mother
has fear* tbat the climate in thin wectioa
will cah-e a turn for the worse.
Chasku has declsred that shs wilt
snter a dime museum sgaiu, not bee anas
she dislike^ to evbibit, bat for no other
reasou than that it doe* not pay She has
not made up with her family eitlmr, git
they still refnse to recognise ber.
A Nu» pie tow a Ilea III.
Mm •Ki.1.. April
The wife of Andrew Kehester. a flaaaMt
living ten mites northeast of Mitohsll. waa
fonnd dca«i in the Fire Steel creek. Khe la
supposed to bave Htitcided by drowniag,
although known domestic trounlea and
the fact that Hchnater s wife was trissing
eight da/* before he notified tbs neigh beta
naturally provokes suspicion. The coee«
uei is iui estimating tbe case.
The New* t'»adea«a«l.
TM® Wolsey postottce has besa WMAS a
money order office.
CONTBATT has been let to build a Oread
Army hall st Pierre at a cost of •»»,H00.
It i» said a secret league is being fori
In the utate for the .euforceHMu4 of
aetiry law.
A i f.RMAV paper named tike IW
been i sdded to the list of McPber
eoantv newspapers.
THE miners strike In the Hill City dis
trict has been declared off. tbe men re
turning to work on tbe terms propoaed bjr
the company.
THE Fremont, Elkhorn Jk Miseoari Vol.
ley railroad ha» seeursd lend to
of twi.tNNi at Deadwoed far
other purposes.
AitiiANi.RMKNiH have been made to pot
rn an rfpctnr tight plant at Hot Hprtngpi,
and it is ei|»ected to have the plant eoai
l^eted by the middle of June.
Word has been received tbat I7f! RgS*
siati families left their native land last
week for South Dakota- They will locate
near their brethren Csmpbsll, Mcl'her*
son snd Kminons oounties
NOT* ITHHTAXDINO the rspimt of Oat
conunissioti claiming that L. J. Fulton,
the Casselton postmaster who is short in
his accounts, we* insane, be wan boiaM
over to the grand jury in the sum of $7ge.
No effort b«* Issen made to secure bail
Sot'TH DAKOTA is entitled to one rails!
st W'eat Point snd tf i.«tv il csd ts at An
napolis. It has been arranged to bold
competitive examinations about May I—
at Huron for the cadet st W est Point aad
sst Hed&sid and Miiebsll far MM aetai
eadets.
ViHIASK A STATU NKW-i
tssrt Will Net tisivsas.
Noaidi.ii. April 13.
The I'nited states district eoait, wbiali
was to have convenrd here resterday, wfll
have no «*SNion, owiug to tne uuavoi table
abeence in Mexico of Judge Dundy, who
was te bass neastded.
Noutbsi.
W I KM I
IB hi taking ssps to socare Watar
work a.
HKVRK hundred fanners in Clay connlg
belong to tbe sllnuice.
A' oarAKv hm been organised at Hnafc^
vtlls for the manufacturs of windmills.
FALLS CITY had s Iswsnit last weg||
over s jug of whisky which cost tbe counly
between $d4Ki a»d |n'00.
A man near W*eat I aion uaeaht an eagle
in a wolf trap a few days ago tbat «sssg»
•red seven and a half feet from tip to t%.
AT Albion tbe people think a saloon Is
better than a druj store. They voted la
license a aaioon there, bnt abat down tn
druggists permits.
MKK. A. WHITS, of Jaboson,basbrongbt
suit against a aalnrmlreepeT sad his boada
men for $5,000 damages for illicit selling
of liquor to ber hu*baad.
Lortt* Pashek, of David .City, wae
struok to the eye hy a nail Ared from a
"Bigger shooter." tbe nail being dnvm
into tbe eyeball and deatroving tbe sight.
)l. (it tLEOYLE was found gudtv at H9«
Paul of (itsposing of mortgaged property
to tbe amonut of fl'tO and was sentenced
to one year aud a half in the penitentiary.
THE contract for erecting Teeuiiaet|%
new citv ball was let laat week to lioberfe
A Spickuail for f4,.'l.»0, and work will be
commenced on the foundations this wee|u
THE fall meeting of the Nebraska Trofe*
i ting Horse Breeders association will |e
I held at Hastings, Aug. Id, in and '2|.
There have been ISO eutro-" made so fat*
and .tccordtng to all re|»orts tbe meetit|j|
*Ui bt tAix of anpreoedciiteU iatejcnst.
Oat Wtaait mt Ttietr rate.
tfr ffT,nrr* Mtan.. Aprtl 13,
Saturday afternoon the sheriff" tt
Stearns and Benton conn ties mads a rail
on the so-failed Halfwsy hoase. two milgg
west of St. Cloud, to arrest Its maua^Wr
and inmates for keeping a house of pro*t|»
tat ion. When the officers arrived tlxgr
found tbe house emyty, tU ocx-ufMuita baf*
mg got a iud of their fate and H«-u ti|§
country. Several roblienee bad bees com
mitted there lately, one of the viotuus h#s
ing Gibson Bell, of Sauk Ilapids, wbo vM
Friday night.
relieve I of $300 last
KIIMaaa
TU-t*. Aprtl IS.
A little girl named JohiiMorj nt* ktlU#
while playing with some children on ttgi
Northern Pacific turntable at PmgiM FaUgk
They were riding around m. It and she fell
off snd wss run over.
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