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   Atlantic Daily Telegraph (Newspaper) - June 14, 1889, Atlantic, Iowa                                VOLUME FRIDAY JUNE Baileys Baileys Snow White Baileys Town Talk Best Davis 10 Premium Queen of Pantry Star Herald Golden Eagle Dexter The Men that Decreed His Re moval for FIFERS REQUISITION Hill Declines to Surrender and on an Application Based Solely on Information and A Woman the has been dis covered here that the members of the committee who signed the majority report finding Cronin guilty of treason to the organization and sentencing him to be removed were these James Chris topher John TUB 31 AM June after weak and lower was active and strong and closing c to le better than The weakness was due to bearish cables re ports of fine crops In the The strength was caused by a good export conflicting reports from the and scared shorts The best strength of the day was just before the 24 Corn and oats were only fairly closed a trifle lower than 250 cars 147 cars by rail bushels by Provisions were dull and without Important change in THE 75Ucr active and and 22J4c c Minnesota Patent Our Best Jolly Baker And still a rebate to persons buying from 5 to 10 sack I will sell 20 Prunes for 20 Ibs Peaches 20 Dried Apples per pound per gallon 27 bars good Soap Baking Powder Fresh Strawberries every Bracken Davis WILL SELL FOR SPOT CASH 20 Dried Apples 20 Prunes 1 Good Japan Tea 1 Good Young Hyson Tea 1 Good Coffee 1 Can Good Baking Powder 1 Gallon Kerosene LOO W BROWN IN AND Buys for cash and in large and is therefore enabled to make exceedingly low Nearly opposite the SULKS IN HIS Au Alexandor Sullivan Still Refusing to See Visitors Dillons Abrupt June The grand jury in the Cronin case heard the testimony of a large number of all of had given evidence before the coroners It is not thought prob able that the body will be ready to con sider indictments until the middle of next Alexander Sullivan remained quietly in his cell all refusing to see visit He will be taken to court at 10 oclock in the when Judge Tuley will render his decision of the question of admitting him to Luke Dillon left for Philadelphia last night on the ground that his business is suffering and that he must be The state attorney is not pleased with this and is said to have told Dillon so in forcible He considers that he should remain here and give the authorities all the assistance in his None of the witnesses before the grand jury were shown the picture of the man under arrest in New and it is said that no evidence tending to implicate him has yet been Chief Hub bard received a dispatch from to the effect that a man answering the description of Frank one of the men who rented the had been ar rested by officers who have been hunt ing him for some Witnesses left on the evening train to identify MAllONEY AND Hill Refuses to Deliver Them Over to Illinois June A tion was presented to Governor Hill from Governor Fifer of Illinois for the surrender of John Maronoy Charles charged with the murder of The governor denied the application without dice to a renewal of the simply upon the grounds That the application was not ac companied by an That no proof whatever was pre sented showing that the accused are guilty of the crime charged against as required by the laws of this and all other The application was based solely upon an affidavit made upon information and A Woman In the June A comparison by experts of the signature of Mel ville and on the regis ter of McCoys hotel and of that of attached to the lease of the Clark street shows that they are almost Maroney is supposed to be the mysterious and the fact that he was accompanied by a taken in connection with the mention of his sister by one of the men who rented the cottage to the leads to the belief on the part of the authorities that a woman may ave been directly concerned in the af A man arrested last night at Logans port was He was not the in dividual Tom Desmond Heard June Des a wellknown was found here and shown a dispatch from Chicago saying he was wanted for complicity in the Cronin Ho immediately went to the police station and left his Walsh of this city says he saw Desmond and also the New York in the city of New York twentyfour hours before the time of Cronins disap A NEW June ruddy complexioned man walked into the Twentieth street police station and blurted out to the sergeant in charge that he was the Cronin Ho gave tho name of Bryan McLaughlin of 235 West Fiftieth and said that he was by trade a Ho was looked up for the The police be lieve that the man is and Juno the and Jack Burgess have been matched to fight to a be tween here and Burgass has gone into training in Illinois for the the The fight will be to a finish with skin and will taka place about the middle of Live UNION STOCK 1 June I in about The market wna dull and 5c to lOc Heavy beeves were unusually plentiful and sold lOc Light and medium steers were in demand and prices held fairly steady for such Current sales native cowg and stackers and feed Trade was fair at the with the bulk of the sales around about yesterdays close but later on and after the shippers and other urgent orders had been filled the general mar ket was slow and closed with packers bidding to for the ordinary run of fair to good Light grades sold at to Prices are quoted Light rough mixed 45 heavy packing and shipping Business was more active than with little or no change iu as has been the case for a week or The bulk of the receipts were made up of such selling all the way from to prime and fancy natives sold at to and spring lambs at to per head and by the 100 Louis 78Jfic bid bid bid Au Patent Fancy Early Riser Rough Diamond Occidental Our White Loaf Our Diamond Full Patent Our Buffalo Our Lone Star Our Jumbo Our Boss Good Japan Tea 1 Good Coffee 20 Ibs Prunes Prime O LARD Standard Omaha Live STOCK I June 1 Estimated Heavy prime me dium Market steady at yes Estimated Market lOc Twenty loads City June corrected eaob day at Corn Wheat 21 1 Oats Rye CATTLE AND 33 Cattle Sheep 2 00 Calves 3 oc GROCERIES AND Hogs 902i 05 10 10 9 to 12 1 oo 12H 10 25 1 CO Corn 1 oc Hi Dried 2C 1 25yi2 of Coal THE State Insurance OF DES IS OWNED AND MANAGED BY IOWA MEN If you insure with your premium Is kept at In and Is spent In paying losses n I furnishing employ ment to Iowa Why send money for insurance out of Iowa when you can get ample in here Capital paid in full Losses paid OFFICERS HARRY WESLEY Treasurer Insure How See our or write to Peculiar in medicinal merit and won Now is the time to take for now it will do the most 8tf Anniversary of Fredericks June 14 The Empress Frederick and her daughters will visit Potsdam Saturday on tho anniversary of Emperor Fredericks American Engineers June The visiting American engineers were given a ban quet by the Society of Engineers in the Guild hall last Carl Hosas June will of the late Carl Rosa has been entered for pro The instrument makes bequests aggregating If you want any sort of a blank ruled to or siny sort of blank book patronize an Atlantic in dustry and order at the dtf AMERICAN FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS WILSON OF Steam Steam Hoisting Mill Building Iron Horse Bridge Bolts and Coal Car Wheels and and all Kinds of Iron and Brass Mill and Agricultural Machinery Repaired on Short Notice by Competent EAST FRONT STREET DES for Old Castings Union Pacific Railway THE OVERLAND ATLANTIC PASSENGER Only Lino Carrying United State Overland MAKES DIRECT BETWEEN All Principal Missouri River Points AND Salt Lake San Los Portland all Washington Ter and Pacific Coast Baggage Checked Through from al Points in the East to Points Pullman and Modern Day Couches on all Through on all Mail and Express For further Hoarding tlie tern ary raws of faru descriptive apply to of the Union Pacific DHS Acting T REPUBLICAN COUNTY The Republicans of Cass county will In convention on July at a In for tho purpose of placing In nomination tlie One candidate for One candidate for Onu candidate for One candidate for One candidate for Superintendent of One candidate for One candidate for Supervisor of 4th One candidate for Supervisor of 1st Also to select delegates to the Slate Conven tion and delegates to Senatorial It is also recommended thai the Supervisors Con vention of the and 4th Districts he held im mediately after tho County Tlie basis of representation will delicate from each township and one additional delegate for each votes for Krank son In the election of On the basis the various townships will be entitled to repre sentation as follows Atlantic 4 5 7 4 o Lincoln Union Washington i C It is further ordered that tho ho held tt tlie voting in Hit various townships on Saturday at 2 oclock unless otherwise ordered by member of Central Committee of whore is mado of which should bo Hy order of Central Trains going east carrying passengers Atlantic mixed freight passenger freight 4 05 p m freight 9 30 p m passenger pm No limited pat Trains going west carrying passengers leavo Atlantic passenger freight mixed freight passenger pm GOING branch trains Leave 71 Arrive in 72 3 p GOING Audubon branch trains Arrive In am Leavo oa CARSON Leave 85 a Arrive In 80 1 p HABLAN Arrive in 84 9 io a m Leave 83 CENTER 51 p pt Arrive In 52 rr rr FOR SALE BY 8600 for a good cel well and fine Cash pay dwelling two blocks from business small desir able Good buy at for a fine and nearly new bus iness paying 9 per cent on the in 8850 for 0roorn good small 8750 for a 10room Small cash for a good story arid half and two 8500 and balance to for good dwelling and two good Terms to 8850 for dwelling and two one and onehalf small 8550 balance on long Finest residence block in the or will divide This is Two business lots on Chestnut street and building for less than value 8000 for a business lot on Chestnut street for a few Like buying gold at half Farms and city property for sale or Dwellings rented and rents Money loan at cheap Abstracts of title and CLINTON S DES MOINES STEAM DYE WORKS DES MOINES IOWA LOCUST and Gents dote Cleaned and Colored Ladies Dress Goods Dyed or Cleaned SEND FOK PRICE Iowa National SON  

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