Adams County Union (Newspaper) - January 17, 1895, Corning, Iowa J NUMBER 1367 CORNING ADAMS COUNTY IOWA THURSDAY JANUARY 17 1895 v ran the with iowa Coming IOWA O I Attorneys AtLaw Special attention to collections second door north of post office CORNING IOWA Office CORNING IOWA Special attention given to collections Office J I will soon have an office down town and bo prepared to do general I know loan make a success of anil all other law matters Intrusted to me iet mo a share and fees will be reasonable Buy your feed grinders and feed cut era from Mack THOMPSON SEN Harness Saddles Collars Bridles Whips Combs Brushes etc ing neatly ami cheaply All work war ranted Iowa ALTER CO Lumber Lath Doors Sash Blinds Lime Paints Cement Etc Etc Estimates gladly famished Yards corner Beaton Are and Sixth Corning lowa C DD S DENTIST Office Bros drug store guaranteed All work S JOHNSON II D PHYSICIAN SURGEON Office lit door south Dayls F H DENTIST National Bank Corning Iowa extracting teeth without pain Crown and bridge work a specialty Reasonable prices for work No for examination GLOVER 1 Physician Surgeon Office over Andrews Clothing Store CORNING IOWA promptly all calls day or night in city or country Residence Corner lOst and Lomis avo HOTEL EWING OPPOSITE DEPOT CRESTON IOWA R E MD Cole fc Surgeon Manns Block Coming Iowa oa 7th Stroat 1st door north of 0 T RALPH Eicl Lualor Oo Lath Doors Lime And Everything Desired by for fays Manilla Roofing Bradley Vroomans Mixed Paints Leads and Oils i to soil la choice complete line of STOCK or SEED POTATOES or both PERMANENT and TION to GOOD MKN MH if ynn PAY YOU tn writ OUR WASHINGTON LETTER Prom Our Correspondent WASHINGTON Jan 11 monstrosity called by courtesy a currency is killed by a vote of the house 129 to 133 refusing to adopt an order setting a time for a vote Drs Cleveland Carlisle and Sprnger refuse to believe that the corpse is quite dead and are still trying to resuscitate the deceased There will be no funeral ceremonies for the very good reason that theVe are not enough mourners to form are gathering Tho blow which killed the measure drov home the wedge that split the demo cratic party in twain and there seem little probabilty that the wings wil ever united upon any thing for country nas every to give The administration in its power to save even going to the extent of to put the country on a silver basis i it passed by refusing to gold for presented fo redemption iut it was 1 no use the country had condemned the measure as bad and a majority of the Hems Two Daring Robbers Loot the Express Oar and Escape Four Men at Bay Whole Train Crew Bound Gagged thought it belter safer and wiser to please the country than to administration It being now certain that no financial legislation either good or bad can be expected Congress in and out of Congress early extra session of tke fifty fourth Congress will fee called to con sider financial is no longer a question of what Mr land wants or what the democratic party wants but of what is necessary to maintain the credit of the United States government which takes pre of all other questions The democrats having proved their incom the republicans must be asked to corne to the rescue Rerds sprained ankle isnt entirely well but he returned te his duties this week in order to be on hand when the House knocked out the Carlisle currency He limps a little but characteristically to make use of or are glad that Sibley of Pa who this week made one of the most dis graceful personal attacks upon the President of the United States crer heard upon thex floor of the House claims allegiance to the democratic party Republicans do not admire Mr Cleveland few people do or can but in criticising his public icts they never allow themselves to forgot that he is President Mr Sibleys speech was sprinkled with coarse language which should never have been allowed to be uttered on the floor of tho House or anywhere else iu the presence of gentlemen but for some reason no member called him to and he kept on until his time ex although there was no iudica tion that his supply of billingsgate exhausted Think of a member o Congress referring to the President as a combination of braius belly and brass and as ahog and a buz zard If the House did the right thing it would expel Sibley from mem as a warning to guards who may by accident get elect ed to Congress The Court of Appeals of tho District of Columbia tho three justices of eh were appointed by Mr Cleveland has the decision of the lower court refusing to graut a mandamus ing Secretary Carlisle to take steps to payment of the bounty on sugar partly produced at the time the the repeal of the sugar law went into effect and two out of the three justices wont further and in their opinion the sugar bounty was unconstitutional and the third the Chief Justice declined to express his opinion as to the constitu sugar bounty It is a question that will never bo definitely settled until it has been passed upon by tho U S Supremo Court where It will eventually bo carried Still t another message on Hawaii matters was this wook transmitted to Congress by Mr Cleveland accompan ied by a batch of correspondence from Mr U S Minister to Hawaii 0real Britain wishes to lease an island belong noto Hawaii to be used as a station for a submarine cable from Canada to Australia and the Hawaii government to lease the island but cannot do so without tho consent of the United States to a in the reciprocity with ihn Mr refers iho request of Hawaii for a modification of the treaty so leaso can bo made to Congress without positive recommen dation but it is easily inferred from that he favors granting it Passengers Not Iowa Jan of the daring train robberies ever attempted was successfully executed pn passenger train on the and Quincy near to night estimate the taken at but of its being the habit of small towns to send money to Chicago on Saturday night itis believed the amount secured is larger 4 is the train from Chi cago and carries large quantities of mail arid baggage It is not known that more valuable cargo of mail and express tonight than usual but it seems that two bold robbers knew that the express would malte ja valu able haul and they planned to bag it They held up the train but nothing but the express though finished this job they stood for waiting for the train to start long to have robbed the mail car or the passenger the heavy string of to move out of seven miles west of Here the two press messengers and baggage man shut the side doors of the ear for the wind was blowing strong and cold Express Messenger John Page stepped to the end door at the front of the ar which though usually securely fasten ed was left unlocked by some one passing through it He meant to loci t and was just stooping to do it when door opened and two men sprang with drawn revolvers crying Holdup your hands one to nt VOL XXIII NO 13 MUCH THE BEST When PLUG always look for the red Tin Tag Its the sign by which you can protect yourself against inferior brands It is am assurance of quality purity and substance It repr resents the word aM of v the oldest tobacco Arher r ica and the largest in When you want a delicious chew a lasting chew a satisfying chew be sure and get c mt L7 Hawk and Baggageman Wright The trainmen taken by sur rise threw tip their hands The rob bers compelled them to bunch in a of the car and one kept them two big revolvers while he other bound and gagged them He hen turned his attention to the safe which ho unlocked with the keys taken rom pocket stuffing the con ents into a big sack which they had vith them At this juncture the mail clerk in the d joining apartment came in attracted y the noise and he immediately re the bind and gag treatment and as thrown in the corner with the hers After filling the sack the rob era quietly waited until the train and slackened speed for the railroad crossing a town showing by every action perfect familiarity with the lay of the md and the habits of the train When he train stopped for the crossing they oth jumped to the door sprang out ml started on a run across the frozen es Moines River this lime the baggageman had himself loose from the thongs hieh bound him and he released his just as the train was puli ng into the Ottumwa depot The given and an with posse was sent out to Chillicothe here no night agent is retained by the Another posse was led by he Burlington detective Jim Harrison recently had a desperate fight vith bandits at in which one killed The express officials in this city dis laira any knowledge of the amount aken hut t is believed to be several housand dollars ABOUND THE SLOPE Adam Adams a has been arrested for burg the post office at Cass county Atlantic w trying to raise the wind or a beet sugar factory ov C W Blodgett a former Cres on minister now of 111 s a candidate for congress to succeed ho late Mr Post At a charity ball given in Des Moines was cleared for charity Sidney has a young ladies physical raining school Emorson sent a car load of relief to ho sufferers last week The Locomotive figures that Stuarts for last year amounted o Alfred Gray sentence of death in Willington Kas for hypnotizing a man to one his neighbors is a son of A near Iowa Thb H 8n railroad will hereafter charge cents a mile for passage over Being a sec ond class road this line has a lega right to charge 3i cents per mile Kossuth county claims the banner for possessing the heaviest family in the state The combined weight of the Ash family Consisting of father mother and nine children is 8468pounds anaver age of over 224 pounds The Cass court was damaged by fire and water about Friday iThe fire was in the roof and caught from a furnace fire The court room will have to have a ceiling the old one being ruined by water Falk of Essex was kill ed by being thrown from a buggy by a runaway team while on her way to Her son who lost the in at tempting to regain them frightened the teain Mrs foil backward from the buggy striking on her head and died in a few hours Herald A week ago Wed night 9 hogs were stolen from the asylum Last Saturday night near ly 20 were missed Oh investigation 8 of them wore found at Wm Fishers farm town Walter Douthit and James Christopher were arrested 3 near Christophers home The Grand Jury is investigating tha case today Manford Owens is also in the case Christopher was released from jail last night but Douthit is still in jail The felloes are ina mess of tro uble A Clearfield youth sent his best girl an engagement ring for a Christmas present The nest day she received a letter requesting its return saying that the jeweler had hypnotized him into buying it and that she had hypnotized him into sending it How Antitoxines Are Developed From tho Harpers Weekly The new treatment of diphtheria is a practical application of tho latest ad vances of experimental bacteriology The general facts upon which it is based these Certain bacteria when developing in the organism of an animal or man produce an albuminoid poison called a toxine which circulat ing in the blood causes disease For example the bacillus growing in the throat of a child gener ates a toxine that produces the systemic condition called diphtheria If some of these bo removed from the organism and placed in cial media such as broth under proper conditions they wit grow and multiply and produce the same toxine as before This may now bo separated from tho filtration and if an organism by produce the disease as readily as if it had been formed in the organism but the virulence of the disease thus produced will vary with the quantity of tho injected Moreover if the first dose given is so small as to produce only slight illness a larger quantity may bo introduced a tew days later without producing a corresponding effect and progressively larger doses may bo administered from time to time until at last the animal receives with impunity doses many times larger than could bo borne at J In case of tho diphtheria toxine for example obtained aa has been said by growing the diphtheria bacillus in meat if fifteen t drops of the filtrate e containing the toxine be injected into a vein of a horse the animal will be severely poisoned But by repeating the injection f rorn time to time in pro gressing doses at the end of four the animal will beat a dose of two tunes the original quantity In other words the animal has become immune to the disease If now a vein of the immune animal be opened and some blood withdrawn the serum of that blood the other con being removed may be in into the of amin al fo r aj hu n virtue of the inoculation More than that if the organism inoculated had already acquired the disease the inoc within reasonable limits curative For example if a child been exposed with the of a horse mune to diphtheria as above will prevent development of the disease At a later tends to cure the disease These are the facts as applied in the new serum treatment of diphtheria MUSIC AL BRAINARDS MUSICAL for January is a beautiful New Year Hol day Number and contains besides a targo amount of choice musical readT ng fine illustrations and portraits in a Chopin the ollo wing new music Nocturne op 55 No 1 Chopin with lesson by Emil Sounds from the Stars Mazurka by Verner March by T B and two beautiful songs This music is atone vorth each number of he WOMD is given Piano Lesson by Liebling also a fine portrait of some musical celebrity suitable for framing The per year 15 cents per copy During this month the publishers offer to send the MUSICAL WORLD on trial tor four months on receipt of 25 in stamps Address The S Brainards Sons Co Chicago am Hi warl r A 03 bott 7fpaltebe btr fom web ub meb 8 Siber ait til btn fomme fra 3inb 09 gtg fra eg fra be CM SpaTte for og fra af fra ml gabe bet ifte i fut ADAMS COUNTY UNION POTTER LARGE are making extensive prepara the best of goods and lowest prices especially in PAINTS AND Remember that we intend to increase pur trade reduce 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