Burlington Hawk-Eye (Newspaper) - January 20, 1888, Burlington, Iowa THE M FRIDAY PHoe 15 Canto per Week of tlie Xa k tional Board of Action on the Oov Fez tlu ft of trade Captain C ot the United States read tho work on th e important com follow it construction Taylor said the requirements it certain that there wi ships between the At aid Pacific America are now on the the route and making a final loca the line cf the Vi manager of the steam lot He said the commerce of the western states ia seekin n exit through the and i for the markets of South Ame The grain and lumber o ie Pacific states and territories awa ew and cheaper channels to What may be the the trade of Central America th bal to day the tonna lists to yield to the Isthmian canal 1 IST cent un a capital of Killer argued in favo the superiority of ths uji and declared that Eog iud and Germany stand ready to aval o the should i to control this NJ action ikea upon the telegraphy was then taken and of New sub suited the answers to questions he har of he chamber of taste in said the purchase rad operation of tho by the were successful as ir as the service was but not to the the quick certainty and of tbn service improved lit man the increase ol employes in department not been of political The in up new inventions ia was uot EO under the as if the service was n private the recent reduction in alii has been of great benefit to tho ths number o messages sent hav r increased per bat the revenue i only 0 pir The and most universal imong the is s return to in Eaid the had paid for ad u the plunt out of the current re aid if the telegraphs had not each rear paid interest on the bonds for if they had beta credited Kith and with the the government departments hey would been able to 1B to pay tha interest of the and if Jury were credited with the increased tie pobic be yond what private companies were it me limo tac telegraph were taken it would show an balance couie credit ot Naw in opposition to lhat and to meet this the population wag taxed SD that tsic service the sarvice wu being tardy and with 10 redress for grots If the telegraph system in a cir year deficit in tie United witn its great trca lai sane show a of f It United SIMM adopted ihc it would increase tie employes these employes ttel tound to work la the interest of im mediate A resolution wta list tho usefulness of tac it should Du in Uie di and to favorably the question caily us Tne council was directed to memo congress to provide for reciprocity riili The of the cr icn of uto internal revenue tax of It vrais rs that recent events have to the of the from the tbe taxation ja time ol large in treasury les np circulating medium which life blood cf ie people to EIL greater ia iho WPG of high rates of acts as a to business cn jives tac a power over which wis never and is a constant temptation to ex in the ol the That the men of al protectionists or frer unite in demanding early by to reduce tho in u way which wiil IMS luting while it ia desirable to it is sot desirable revenue system ss embodying tho proposi ins total repeal o revenue taxes the ia tho sen grant service to o ne liti It Provides i tracers and enlisted men who itE or and to Mirch and prior to Balten Frank Valentine 11 Geneva Al Omaha Iowa Han City Carrie A City O Sal Mt Point C Illinois Winchester Upn rtf kki G ODon aeries din i lit to the members of the diplomatic corps Covers were laid for fortynine persons The president escorted Baroness Fava to the dining table and Cleveland was by Minister ot Hayti dean of the diplomatic The other present the British minister French of Sweden and De the the min liter of the Mexican the Russian minister the Argentine the Spanish Lady the Ira an the minister of Switzer the Nether lands the Chilian minister Sliss the secretary the Bulgarian the Hawaiian the minister o Chamberlain and Corning of Albany Senator the charge o and Miss of Paul tbe charge of ant Scott the minister oi the minister ot and ot the minister of and Miss Bayard 3k am Miss of Pennsylvania the charge of anc the charge o The in is M work its calendar o Those o an the Rus tUn and Dutch extradition I is understood that they arc now at work on the lost named and are the amount of embezzlement or theft whin shall render a criminal liable to extradi THE The committee oa appropriations madi ready this morning the regular annua pension for its to the house the Carlisle a comfortable night and much improved this A BASQUE TO BEA A reception and banquet was given to night to Commander by the irand Army of the department if ths ware 0 by Senator Senator of HE VIAL Tin National Vial end Bottle associe IOB met Elliott f was elected TEE TOOD The National Tare convention met one hundred and twenty ve delegates representing nearly 1 the trade east of ns and are also some from places as far west as Colo ado dairy com cf New was elected and Grannis of the Grocer Thomas of Rigga died this morning of rights aged vr tlie cf Uie 19 commit c on reported back the deficiency and stated that e amendments by the commit e were but few in number and it was ked that the senate pass the next offered a which as directing the of ie interior to report a plan of legislation hought by him to be needed for the dia of public timber so as to the preservation if national forest nds at the headwaters of navigable verB and to pat within the reach of sct trs the legal means fcr providing them elves with timber for building their Tile by Manderson a ew iias calling on the secretary of ar lor information aa to tlie construe on of the between end Bluffs was taken up and adopted agreeing to a motion that the shall be until Mon the at on motion of proceeded to the consideration the doors reopened the senate Among thu bills reported ora committees and placed on the waa oce to authorize ruction of a and foot ridce the river near The house resumed in committee of the the of the joint the invitation to the to participate in the Mel After a long debate Se The on re the invalid pensions appropriation and it WES referred to the committee f the was called mt no progress was of Theodore Jo eph Varnum and form r of the are accepted rom the of if the presentation peech and replied in appropriate be ng by of Kan a UK Ont be a match for tho championship o the aad f 1 000 side between larry cf and Billy ot took place icrc at this The numbered about tho greater part ol which came from Chicago at the time They sparred f jr the open apparently on the ive and retreating and keeping lis left going like a wind After backing into hia Myers let go wita fan but was Ho fol owed with his right and landed it on Again he retreated at but stopped shor anil 1st go a wicked which Silmore avoided by cleverly ducking Feinting with Myers got an opening for hia which he landec with terrific force oa neck and Gilmore went falling flat on his For a few ho lay un tried to get up a Lhc end of bnt only succeeds n turning He got to his and knees when ten had ssd Myers was hailed as the winner Tbe men had stood before each othe only twentyeight The winne will receive 75 per cent ot and which waa taken in as gat Chase dealer in made an assignment to day for the benefit of his Th bond is Peter made an to day for benefit of mt Th bond cf the trustees ia NEW annua meeting of me American Protective Tari League waa held President Ed ward Ammidown occupied the chair Garland the which stated that the league co bad extended to thirty seven states and Illinois led the list with 33d New York with and Kansas third with of AND Unsuccessful Attempt to Boll a Train in Instead o Bind by a ladlee Beak robben were foiled last night in an attempt to rob an express train on the Wabash road at Cooleys twentyfour miles east ot Kansas Kansas Louis express train left Kuias City at 820 At Missouri City a land of armed men boarded the train and the conductor that they were under command of an official of the county who had received word that an attempt would be made to rob the ex One of the officers got into the cab of the engine with the engineer and and the others distributed them selves through the Cooleys a the place where the attack waa to be At as the point of attack a red light was seen gleaming The train slowed up and the engineer waa ordered to leave the engine by three men who weare armed with Jast as he the ground the officer in the cab his out of a he hit the leader of the band he dues not but he thinks he The hot from the cab was answered with hots from the three which rat led around the engine bnt did no The three men then retired and as they moved back part of the poise came up rom the woods where they had been ia for some aud opened re on These men had been eent ut from Missouri City in advance of the train and had concealed themselves to bo i readiness when they be needed bout twenty shots were he men on the train joined in the pur uit of the The pom continued n pursuit ot the and when the rain reached Moberly there was a report iat two of them had been captured and iat in a straggle one of them had been The are known to be raters living in the neighborhood of of them ia Bald to ave been a member of the James Telegrams to General Manager Hays ay that all of the were Three of them were overtaken y and the tho amed Barney who received a oad of in the was found in ie he had crawled after eing The names of the robbers are phn cot Sweeney aa pre iously the leader John Har Noah and rom the best information at John who baa figured all day as in is Noah The men have een taken to the jail at Lib the has made a full confession and will tell hia ory on the witness stand next when the men will have an examin It is not known here how badly is but from brief tele rams from Missouri it is said that lere is an intense feeling against him at iat place and thit he will be probably A TO BE of aged will be hanged Cambridge tomorrow for the murder George lie remains ap entirely indifferent to hia Daily special Charlea was arrested at Sullivan this ostensibly on the charge of but in fact on tbe charge of aving killed the depot agent at Mar nearly two years arkhurst betrayed himself to a com anion while A 11AXK Mary a maiden lady residing here nd of considerable aa been swindled out of by s woman who made invest ment for the She conducted a bank and promised large re urna for every dollar Miss was forced to make an as She waa worth about bnt is now Judgments have been filed gainat corning weather during the last week has been very se Telegraphic communication has been interrupted since Monday was the dy experienced on this since On both sides of he river slock and there haa been considerable loss in loreca and Poor and ly provided people have suffered terri On Tuesday beeves were killed and in the market by Senor Vil president of the Hed and to ay Blue club distributed nearly BOO arge rations ot and corn and sup leu of wood to the Three per Francis aired 92 Marcos a of and an lown man have been found frozen to THE COLDEST FOB 19 coldest weather experienced here for years has tor the past four Sleet nd rain fell alternately on Monday and covering trees with ice an inch The ground has been frozen ever Business hes been practically UJ ended and travel has been almost topped on account of the impassable of the HEAVY 8SOW first snow orm of the now is ne of the heaviest for In the midst of the storm tho mail contractor at richat sent a amed with the mail to Rib ins Fish The boy haa ot been seen and is to we fallen through the a large sheet I open water being apparent in hia and fair weather fresh o brisk northwesterly with a cold in followed by air weather fresh to brisk northerly becoming air followed by snow fresh to risk northerly becoming vari fair followed 7 slightly higher temperature in the western portion fresh northerly Cold wave are continued at the gnal service stations in Iowa and Wisconsin until Saturday Chinamen At tempting to Hater the United Chinamen in a small boat lr jm the aan thence to smuggle them on to the mainland of m The boat upset when near 10 All hands were drowned id their were washed up on the THE accident on he Illinois Central at Sale yes was not ao aa at re Five passengers are reported more or lees but none A rail wu probably the cause of the BLEW OUT THE RW middle aged men registered at the yesterday This morning hey were found lying dead on tho laving blown out the 11 AND 19 house of An gust burned yesterday and his family were obliged to nearly a mile barefoot and in their night to a neighbors All were badly Farmer will probably loae hia feet aud A chool eacher living the house was also Blizzard In The special trains have ien ordered tq the abatement o the The signal officer at Fort 5nlly terrible blizzan rom the The mercury is fifteen below zero HOSE 0 THE A dispatch from Big Slone Bays 2i county Earnest am August perished in the late Miss of Geneva wu at the and George Powell wen to bring her Tho former has been found dead but tha later has not been though he is to be cer Adolph and hi hired man went rods from th house to bring in a load of hay and per going bom from froze to SOT A Dispatches ind cate that todays in DA kola and while severe and ac companied by extreme ia not to b as a genuine blizzard and ia no likely to be followed by the consequences of ita immediate prede It had the of again filling up the cuta and tempora rily suspending railway joi beginning to be weather report shows the following con u the points named 18 cloudy Via 1C below Bil 0 dear 13 be snow 34 be low 30 which began at ten oclock last night raging furiously Trains on the have teen the Pacific branch ia and Manitoba traina ara two and a hall lours Temperature 33 THE XN DCS mercury has been steadily falling all day and to to be one of the coldest o the In northern Iowa a blizzard has been trains have been abandoned at Mason The ther IB twentyfive below zero there BLOCKADE IS BIODS er is fifteen degrees below zero at mid night and all the railroads ra tied except the City and be cause of drifting TBB WEATHER IX long cold spell began to moderate today and the snow a Many stories of suffering are Bay tlw ud Dell the of 1887 the lat of THI twenty or more leading lumber and grain centers of the United particularly from Chicago and contributory regions show more clearly than ever before in the history of the lumber trade the probabilities BS to volume of business and for There ii a grea deal that it would be and for lumber interest and grain growing interests to at this time a multitude of facts bear the situation that are well worth First ant the lumber business throughout he United States has been exceptionally The opening np of the wes consequent the construction of to the extent of twelve thou and miles during the past two years has expanded demand for and lumber products as well u for raili mining and for a variety f other Then the eastern emand has been only or white piae bat for eastern and south rn woods of kinds and even now a remarkable distribution in regress and prices rule quite What are the probabilities for 1SS8 In they are these Continued activity n railway continued activity n farm and factory milding continued activity n machine locomotive works and car continued heavy demand for grain and provisions of all The consumption of per head f increased one bushel uring the past The ot the country has increased 10 cr although clearing house reports rom forty 3 he productive capacity of the country been expanded IS per cent and hat THE Tne or tbe Oregon and Navigation NEW the regular meeting of the Northern Pacific railroad today the of the ase between the Oregon and aviation and the Union and Northern Pacific was ap roved and its executive at once author NEW Northern at a regular meeting to formally ratified the lease ot the Navigation The only ianie from the terms already an was the elimination of the pro by which the Northern Pacific ability waa restricted to one half the an nal By the terms of the lease a finally agreed the Oregon Railway nd Navigation company will be led by the Union Pacific and Northern for 90 The Pacific and Northern Pacific aud severally guarantee the paj of all including G per cent on the etock per and n case either company faila to pay ita of the the will be liable for the full THE WESTERS KATE central freight gents of the western roads at a meeting o day agreed to make no change iu tha rain rates from Council Bluffs to meet ie reduction of southwestern nei from The Rack Isl nd and the Chicago and have abont bushels ot orn in western which they re to haul out at the rate and tho which had iven notice that it would reduce rates rom has consented to hold off or a or until it that Ne grain is taken down to Joseph and City to got ths advantage of a Railroad officials are gen rail of the opinion that low rates can lot kept out of Nebraska and Iowa or aay length of first mort gage bondholders ot the railroad met today aud decided to act with the nonassenting second mortgage bond holders against the reorganization of tho Two million one hundred and thousand dollars of first mortgage louds were About 100 at second mortgage bondholders are expected to join in the effort to prevent Objectionable NEW western con has written to Emigration Com stating that an in curably insane Swedish girl had arrived direct from and that the Swedish authorities had her The letter the admission of such immigrants and expressed the hope that tho present con gress would amend the immigration Commissioner Stephenson has re that the existing lawa arc adequate if strictly bnt that by a decis ion of the secretary of the treasury of August last the Intent in ot contravention the statute the commissioner the power to return people of that class to the countries from which they come wai taken from the immigration era and vested in the collector of th port that this official never ales the im migrants and is compelled to rely on statements of interested parties mostly The commissioner presents statistics showing the result ot this change in ol aa Overdue EW Britanni which has been many days which ass eight hundred Italian emi granti on anchored off the Light ship this She showed no tig nal of e ta Semple late last signed the the ballot to woman ot Wash LUMBER AND Two Interests of Vast Concern to thi People of the consequence of intimation from the government that he mnst not allow her name to be con with the intrigues ot the oppo Isabella has left the o an Tha Babel In the Becent rebels lost one and eighty men in the recent Colonel who was wounded in the has been obliged o go to Cairo for rest and treatment estimate for this year ia 1125 worth of products will e turned out against 1100 in These re the leading Western freight atea have been reduced on several lines i quire miles of terri Further reductions southward we find that there were 726 planing and shingle mills in the south last SO im 55 furniture 44 arriage and wagon besides bliat furnaces and large iron and and car An enormous con of lumber has been in e and will lead to such ac vity in the manufacture of lumber that larger supply will be available for ment to the weat and northwest than nor to this industrial A strong move will be made at congress to have the tariff ou lumber It will be Free lumber is not wanted y manufacturing but only by interests and our congressmen re loaded up for the free trade ao ar at least as lumber is Rail oad building has brought timber from II corners of the United from Florida and non The will bs great y and hence there is some ear that increasing competition will re uce planing and shingle have multiplied all over the coan ry and they will bo kept quite hirty erected tho gulf and are preparing to profit by an export trade with the West In ics and South will probably handle UO worth of lumber this Min Is growing in ait Chippewa Falls are ng lumber centers and have men in con ol who comprehend the possibilities of ic future Muskegon shipments and con footing up of a may advance in and there are more probabilities of than a year yet much depends np n the degree of railroad building and te crop conditions and general commer al All leading southern count on a 25 per cent increased in ignation has been the state of assassination within a ew months in that state of several Frae political and religious repugnant to the fanatical Masons throughout the reelection of President and this fact partly ex such The clericals in the mentioned have declared that would Free The of wheat and Hour as wheat since July from all in the oiled have been to date 91 and of corn 43 The visible supply of heat IB against locks of bushels wheat year at ten primary western market January were 00 against 41 bushels year The general demand for wheat and corn if increasing lough exports for the If year show trifling the figures being for the ait half year from both iu round 900 half The total upply of winter and spring wheat at New York on January was the lent of barrels 1S9 903 December and 3 1C barrels a Now York wheat receipts last ear were against for York ured barrels of flour last year 92 to 95 The corn year wira against bushels in 1SSO exports against for 1SS6 Corn supplies at the leading Atlantic orta 2 against G mihela i year ago prices 31 to of wheat from India last year were British wheat and 0 mr consumption is equal to per week tocka Pacific coast will be quite heavy this win The manufacturing interests are all Last year miles of main track were lad and rails sufficient o repair and extend tracks to the extent of miles were Last year locomotives were Northern and southern machine shops and tool equipment works are all quite Cotton is ac tive and mills making all kinds of cotton dreas goods are Wool is and all mills making cloth are running Imports ara crowding American dry goods jet for they manage to exist end expand in ma chinery and production year by year The wool growing and woolen manufac luring interests are making common cause against the reduction in tariff do but a sweeping reduction is never tieless quite military as amended passed its first reading before the reichstag committee Th committee approved right to late several on the STATE SECRETS Karl a was arrested at to Theatres is dua to a confession made by arrested to the effect that had received money from for to tha with reference to the open of the Una ia the event of tha mobi of the German The po lice houses ia and seizing alt compromising CAMS TO 1KAKT member of the Boa manian has come to Berlin to obtain u into Bismarcks views on the political and military cies involving the interests ot Of RUSSIAN Advices from the frontier report further arrivals of One infantry division hm arrived at and an The work ol forti Tying goes on without cessation The condition of the Russian on he frontier ia growing Typhus fever ia raging especially at The Warsaw com has forwarded eBBAT Cam Wot to Opet la will not open parliament in She will start for the continent after opening Admiral George Tryon will as junior lord ot the TOT Inland alleges that the government had arranged for the arrest of Canon who charged governor of the ork with corrupting young and Cinon bnt have been deterred from enforcing the by an intimation that every Catholic consta ble in ordered to take part in the ar eats would throw down his Id decision waa rendered esterday by the first district court of the affirming the validity ot the Bell and Blake transmitter patents nder theism ot The defend nts in the a German mercantile are ordered to deliver their stock f instruments to the Mexican Telephone and make a statement of their refits them over aid to pay all the The defendants will appeal o the supreme but it is believed ie decision will be PAST MAIL Next month mails from points in the United Slates east of the will come to thia the International From 21 to SG hours can be aved by this COLD Very cold weather is being experienced in the table land cities and a heavy is blowing at Vera Fonr work leu under command of several manda inea were making a breakwater to stem he Houng Ho floods they were engulfed ya sudden rush ot a few In Wira association ad the price of wire to 33 40 per to take effect at of association decided not to take ad antage ot the recent decision of Jadge at declaring the Wash patent The members will keep on paying the license until ie matter ia passed ou by the United tales supreme Boycott on Milwaukee Lager the state which convened this a resolution was adopted all members of organized abor and their friends to boycott Mil waukee lapier beer until the trouble bo ween the brewers and their employes hall be Want for relie Imprisonment Voice nd Patrick ONeill have a suit t for rUm gea each against Defective Fur ong and Frank Bawman for false im in with the mnr of East et podal to Tm city council if Cedar Falls has passed an ordinance onding the city for the sum of or the construction of a waterworks Am Appeal to chairman of the Philadelphia and ng executive issued n appeal to organized labor wherever Vailed to charge of arson Lunbert wire manufacturers has fallen The rand jory sojourned without an of a Youngs celebrated stallion valued at died last night ol hundred in the employ of went on a strike this A model of fashion in Paris recently appeared at the theater in this as the latest agony in evening dress Ha wore two hia coat collar and lapels were of mat silk the taila of his coat were very short his waist coat buttoned high his cravat was unadorned his gloves were d and without black stitching the brim of hia hat was flat and his cone was and richl He carried cue in order to keep his hands out of his which is pronounced to be a reprehensible tub The Unity club of Denver recently addressed letters to the leading ministers politicians and literary men o the state asking each to a list of ten novels he considered the greatest The results showed tbe favorite novels to in tie order Les Scarle Adam eta JOHN A Disjointed Oil HIi Curt oua Tmat IM Will Ma la Ou Written for Tire I was sitting in a hotel office la one o the larger towns in not long ago when a young traveling washing came in from the Oa a narrow slip of pinned to the was apparently with a coarse Blub aa inscription ia thi insoluble cipher in which thi Chinese tradesman habitually disguises his I rebuked the young man for giving work to a heathen and an who had not even respec enough for onr glorious institutions to acquire the legal right to the demo cratic ticket and reminded him that he wu to just that extent depriving some American woman of her means of and thro ing the burden of supporting her large and growing family her poor hus He was melted to If any one doubts I have a few of the tears I brought away ia a There are in this great country sixty millions of f includ ng those reared under the blighting hadow of British tyranny in or under the military despotism of Germany he wandering Jew and the lately en African and there are only one or two hundred thousand of the heathen The sixty million freemen have risen up a one and a man at and are crying out with one like nil of school children eading in that the Chinaman mnst The rising np and crying out part ot the business has all been done up according to without a jar or to mar the harmony of the The next question Will he go Answers to this prize question will be iven in our A watch or the first correct Two or three yeara ago the Chinese became too numerous at Rock town in They have been tolerated as a necessary even welcomed as a desirable o long as there were no more of them han were necessary to do the work that white men would not do hut when they began to do the work that the white men did want to their became aa intolerable nuisance and a reproach to our SD it was necea ary to kill fifty or sixty of tomain ain the dignity of American The effect of this radical move leen visible in the of Rock Springs rom that day to The dignity ot a lock Springs coal miners social position tas been at least fifteen per higher ince that memorable day than it was I passed along there a short time 1 had a curiosity to ook upon the place where this great victory for American civilization had leen So I stepped out he 1 half expected to see ths of the heathen spattered on the poles and perhaps ee th bleaching skeletons of the da ested Mongolians scattered abont the Certainly I should see no nor hide of a living to first men I saw were three or four Chinamen lounging about the platform ith their hands in their breeches pock all Melican man for When I reflected on I saw what a sub ime faith in our free is be Theae shrewd foreigners had reasoned that our lawa and social regula ions had reached such a state of perfec tion that a wholesale like the ne that had recently could not e done by the same in the same lace twice in the same Therefore ley were safer there than they would be n another where anch a thing had ot Some people aay that the Chinaman cannot be No doubt the ajk will be a difficult but it can be I knew one in a mining amp that had been half Ie was only five or six years old when I new His name waa Ah hat waa his heathen I did not earn the Christian name he was It might be Ah Tney r Ah Tuey I asked several of the best informed people in the ut none of them conld tell me with any I did not aak his who vas the only parent he had in the camp t the time I was ao far as I conld He waa a bright little in loth color and The older who were not even partially and probably never ex reeled to were evidently very proud f Ah Some of our fellowcitizens object to the Chinaman because he will not take rat march in the ait up all night after election waiting for the re get yell and have a time like the rest of and do his part to the glorious republic for which ur fathers shed ao much British am not sure bnt it is jest well for the country that he does not There are too many people voting in this conn ry If the Chinaman could vote IQ would be sure to vote the democratic And then he would underbid the and a business which s just beginning to be settled recog and legitimate bails would nt crly objection to the which hes in onr national politics for a good many ia the fact that he rears his shirt outside of his pantaloons Chia groes departure from a cherished American custom exposes the around which the American throws the halo ot that tho lower part ot he shirt is made of the same material as he upper It also slides the dirt and trash that strike shirt down on the outside of his instead of on he where the American catches The Chinaman is a He can carry hat an bnt when it comes to a lift on a heavy stone or log he nothing like the equal of hia Chinese can do as much granting as thn American laborers bnt it takes three Chinamen to do u much growling as and fourteen Chinamen to do u ranch BAM The late Bite of of THE suffer ing resulted in Henry county on account ot the recent At one time mercury fell to degrees below Several of onr citizens were badly frozen and much valuable stock was lost by bro ken caused by fallins on the ice clad One woman fell and broke her a young man had aa arm and scores of minor casualties we have for sincere for we have had ao terrible either in public or private Northern man afflicted than Tarn thai which Blight snow that fol lowed failed to Hundreds ot and cattle were aad had to be and it is feared that many people is little doubt bnt that many of the district schools had to be A new station been established on and abont twelve miles southeast of It bees named in honor of James of this All northern Missouri now agitated over various new railroad particularly over ML Pleas ant and Kansas City in which Harlan is Vast coil underlie the whole north Missouri and when these resources are properly developed eastern Iowa will be almost much benefited ai her Missouri neigh The Ketchem of ML Pleas our enterprising mill and own vast tracts of these coal lands in the vicinity of and are now eome five hun dred hands in their Good coal can be purchased at the minis for per is now largely resumed once after the seven ordeal of the past ten but there is much Buffering among onr local which no doubt onr various charitable will abundantly Central school a suspended week on account of the banting of some of the heating pipes by the recent intense A man by tha name of Alexander waa badly injured by a falling One shoulder wu badly shattered and an arm I mnst but I will earnestly aak onr city police to make haste and close the dram shop and brothel located n an old wreck of a house in the north part of the Many dif graceful brawls have occurred and this foul combination of brothel and saloon is a disgrace to Mt and a great of to the refined Christian people in that Adam a venerable ot onr sank down in apoplexy near the rate of hia and died before lelp conld reach He was an estima ble Christian of the highest integ and will be greatly missed by the church of which he was one of the Peace to hia ot Hamar to TRX WSST overhauling of machinery and he fishing out of lost sand our artesian well again ng downward over feet from day and with the exception of the first 20 in tha solid The Bur Cedar and Northern company are putting down a well for railroad and poond away at a depth of about ISO The remains of Homer a ormer citizen of onr town but of late a of Columbus wera rought here for burial last and were laid away by Masonic brethren with the ceremonies of that Ico A building to hold and preserve ither on a large or small is a cheap nd plain When one fully the principles and requisites o aave it becomes a very mat A building ten or twelve feet quare and ten feet built of heap and the roof can be of loards if made steep ao as to water will aave ice enough for a large on a On the there must be good so that the water from melting ice will not but un off Sawdust one foot thick ottom aides and with free at top by windows in the ablea so fixed that the rain will not blow That ia about all there is required or an ice There ia more danger n having the sawdust too thick than too If too thick and it will aud and melt the After the ice house is which should e done with blocks of u near as they can be conveniently and packed it should s watched to Bee that the ice is ot thawing in aome quarter away from ie and thus let the air in and lelt the If the ice does melt away rom the the dust mnst be filled n and down so as to be certain f filling the crevice to the If ot protected on the south and west by hade trees during hot weather it will bo to np looie boards on two to protect it from the eat of the Coal in retails at 125 a thats about the lame rice it sells at everywhere if you et a ton ot The profit on coal ia in ie THAT SOLVED of that he has solved the problem of ho the conceit f some though he was the only man in America with WAR All the old shell and bullets having een dug up on the battlefields and the high price ot iron rendering the industry the new war cheme is for the union soldiers to cut badges out ot silver quarters and ose them twentyfive years ago and have ie honest southern planter plow them p and return them to the is gnat medicine and the trade 0 be fairly A TOR Probably the dirtiest place in America where people wait for railway is he union depot in Kansas That nch waiting rooms should be anywhere a a shame that Chicago Junior should such a blot her general for eas and is a For Kansas City is a Whatever she to she It two great big states to old her and she is growing rapidly the Iowa Her cable can run over great hills and climb up and own ladders the steeper the hill the they run np and when then an t room for a the Kansas City able car simply a corner and no fun about Bnt tha eople ought to turn the Missouri river hrough the depot waiting Not all tha and not so very often Abont once tvary flf teen would be often OK om The patient got out of the chair at lut without a tooth in his For thit he much In all the booming there is one slow My experience with telegraph was and to me very Abont 4 oclock one at I confided to the Santa Colorow and Solar System company a telegram to one to to the Coatts sixtysix telling the landlord to have ay rooms ready at The telegram ranched tae Coatts after I had eaten and digested my supper and had gone to one reached Chicago some that same and 1 dont know what the oaa to tried the but only to be convinced that I could have the delivered a few a
