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   Waterloo Daily Courier (Newspaper) - January 16, 1895, Waterloo, Iowa                                DAILY 16 1895 Highest Of all in Leavening US Govt Report Baking Powder The House Judiciary Committee Re ports a Resolution For Purpose KICKS HAS NO STATEMENT MINNESOTA CAUCUS Candidates For the Agree to Hold One Friday ST PAUL Jan senatorial caucus has been called for Friday even ing at 8 oclock in the hall of the house of representatives The decision was arrived at speedily and without by the caucus committee IOWA STATE Hie Vote to 6 on the Resolution Stood 7 A Few New Senators Elected WASHINGTON Jan house judiciary committee decided to report a resolution for the impeachment of Judge Bicks of Cleveland The vote was 7 for to 6 against Ricks Has No Statement CLEVELAND Jan Ricks was telephoned the result of the vote of the judiciary committee as an by the Associated Press He said lie had no statement to make at present A FEW NEW SENATORS Makes I 8 Report to the MADISON Wis Jau fish commissioners was presented to the legislature and the more important features were as follows The constantly increasing demand for the product of the fish hatcheries has rendered it impossible to furnish all in the quantities applied for The distribution in the year 1893 showed that fish had been and of these 1615000 were brook trout 1675000 rainbow trout 5500000 wall eyed pike and 35000000 white fish During the year 1894 the com mission distributed fish of which 3675000 were brook trout 2555000 rainbow trout 10777000 im lake trout eggs and 36000 000 whitefish A Few Statistics The statistics collected from authen tic sources exhibit the extent and value of our lake fisheries Fish caught in 1893 pounds in 1894 28 998942 pounds value of fish caught in 1893 in 1894 The calm and extreme heat of the last season made it unfavorable for fishing operations hence the shrinkage in results Restrained a School Board BELOIT Wis Jan school board of this city was served with a from Judge Bennett restraining them from excluding children of W E Stevens from the public schools be cause they declined to be Mr Stevens is a Christian scientist Similar orders were issued by Judge Bennett last year EIGHT MILLIONS Carter Mantle and Elected HELENA Mont Jan houses of the legislature sep for United States senator The Republican caucus nominees Lee Mantle for the short term and Thomas H Carter for the long term received the solid Republican vote in both houses and their election will be ratified in joint Thurston Fleeted Senator LINCOLN Neb Jan two houses of legislature voted separately at noon for United States senator In the senate John M Thurston lican received 25 votes William J Bryan Democrat 4 votes and A Jones Populist 3 votes In the house the vote stood Thurston 52 Bryan 18 Jones 15 Two From LANSING Mich Jan McMillan was reelected by the ture in joint session by a unanimous vote Julius C Burrows received all the votes for short term senator except that of Donovan of Bay Wolcott Got a Majority DENVER Jan vote for United States senator to succeed United States Senator Wolcott was taken in the leg Mr Wolcott received a ma of the votes cast CONGRESSIONAL Tbo Commission Bears Harder Than Usual on the Railways DES MOINES la Jan The rail road rate decision filed by the state commissioner Saturday night is a sig nal victory for the jobbers of Iowa who made the fight against the in crease asked for by six of the leading lines of the state It is also a tion on the railroad attorneys who ap before the board to argue the case The decision says to the railroads Not proven And then it is added that when the railroads get ready to submit figures to show that their local freight rates have not been remunera tive or that such freight has been bearing its due proportion of the oper ating expense of these railroads the commissioners will be glad to consider it Even Commissioner Day who filed a dissenting opinion in which he favors advanced rates says that he bases this not on anything proven by the railroads in this hearing on any information ever submitted by them but by his own and then he justifies himself for going out side of the submitted testimony NOKT H E STE R N Grade Kaolin in Iowa ELDORA la Jan depos its of clay suitable for pottery and fine table ware have been discovered in this vicinity Expert judges pronounce the clay equal to found in North Car and which has a national repu tation After Pneumonia Catarrh Abscesses and Dyspepsia Hoods Cave Robust Health and Strength Reward for Robbers OTTUMWA la Jan 16 of the Burlington road and the Adams Express company here have of reward for the capture of the train robbers Nothing new has yet developed in the case Off With the Funds CLAREMONT S D Jan M Northrop one of the oldest and best known residents of this section has been found to be short in his accounts as school treasurer of Detroit township POOR CHICAGO REIDS That the Latest Estimates of the Boodle of J T M Fierce Sioux CITY la Jan Jour Yankton S D special says Information received here from Lon don regarding J T M Pierces swin dling transactions show that the ag gregate of the British losses may reach the stupendous sum of A letter from a London firm of solicitors says that not a quarter of the lent transactions have yet come to light It is stated that receipts by Pierce at his London office were limited only by his ability to issue bonds mortgages and other paper often Exceeding 8100000 a and it is alleged in London that he re no less than during his last week there It is owing to his gigantic transactions that his vic tims expect to receive an offer of Com promise after the matter shall have cooled down To make these losses known would impair the credit of the losers and also make them an object of ridicule so therefore they prefer to bear their losses in silence Weather at Milwaukee Waa Ideal For the Sport MILWAUKEE Jan was an ideal deay for a curling tournament The weather was brilliant and the ice hard and smooth The contestants were reinforced by rinks from Poy nette and Baraboo The contest for the Pfister trophy had narrowed down from the third round and the rest of the curlers were eager for it but the changed the programme und the games for the St Paul Jobbers union trophy This was done to hasten the contest for the consola tion prize of red hone curling stones donated by the Milwaukee curlers Forty rinks entered for the match The scores of the preliminary round were as follows Cambria 17 Milwaukee 9 Poynette 17 Milwaukee 12 Poynette 16 Chi cago 13 In the first round the score at noon was as follows Chicago 20 Arlington 16 StPaul 13 Chicago 12 St Paul 21 Portage 17 St Paul 15 13 NEWS BRIEFLY REPORTED House WASHINGTON Jan Sayres of the appropriation committee reported the sundry civil to the house Mr Grosvenor Rep O presented a reply to the recent memorial sent to the judiciary committee by Mr Ritchie of Akron O making supplemental charges against Judge Ricks of the United States court of the Northern district of Ohio Mr Grosvenor stated that Mr Ritchies charges incidentally involved H R Payne and Judge Stevenson Burke and the reply presented through him gave a full state ment of the pertinent facts in connec tion with recent charges On be half of those gentlemen Mr Grosvenor asked for a full investigation and com plete report censuring and prosecuting or exonerating them On motion of Mr Whiting Dem Mich a was passed for the relief of Dennis tyre Mr McCreary Dem Ky called up a authorizing Lieutenant Colonel For wood and Surgeon George H Pen rose to accept certain testimonials from the Argentine Republic and it was passed Also authorizing Commander Dennis W Mulled to accept a medal from the Chilian government M Meron has been nominated French vice consul at Galveston Tex ing M A proposal has been submitted to the council of the Russian empire to estab lish a Russian legation to the Vatican Afc Baltimore Thomas Whittridge jumped from a burning building with his unconscious wife in his arms Both were killed Lord Brassey has accepted the gov of Victoria Australia in succession to the Earl of Hopetoun Carl E Beardsley the young Ann Arbor student who mysteriously disap a short time ago has been lo in Australia where he is devoting his time to missionary work The house public land commission has decided to report favorably a granting to California 5 per cent of the proceeds on the sale of public lands shipments from Chicago last week amounted to 41846 tons against for the previous week and 129055 for the corresponding week of last year Judge James Taylor Jones of the First Alabama judic al circuit and former member of congress from the First Alabama district died at Demo poliss Ala John Murray Mitchell has served notice of contest by mail on Congress James J Walsh his oppo nent in the Eighth New York district Mitchell charges wholesale fraud and bribery Missing Treasurer of South Dakota on tlie Steamer Persia S D Jan house and senate met in joint executive ses sion and Attorney General Crawford asked for authority and means to pro ceed against the bondsmen of W W Taylor resident in other states He notified the session of the receipt of a telegram stating that the name W W Taylor appeared on the passenger list of the steamer Persia which left New York several days ago Offered to Accept a Cut PITTSBURG Jan conference of the tin plate manufacturers and their workmen has adjourned without a compromise on the wage question The workmen agreed to meet the man half way and take a reduc tion of 15 percent but this offer was rejected Why will Chicago toughs murder jani tors when there are so many coal dealers and Blade It is said that Chicago girls are now employed to run elevators Chicago girls are ugly enough to run ville Out in Chicago it is a toss up as to whether the city council shall investigate the police or the police investigate the Post A missing St Louisian has been lo in Chicago From tho St Louis standpoint then this man is still consid ered as lost City Times A Chicago publishing house is about to issue a book entitled The Story of Hell and How to Get There Theres noth ing like being on the Herald Chicago is thinking of renaming its streets It would not be a had idea to clean them as the majority are lost to view under the large accumulation of gin News If there is any local pride left in Chica go a few of the old families there will get up a sensational divorce or two just to keep the town in the Louis Republic Chicago is a great place for surprises but when it comes to the establishment of a successful Christian Citizenship league it may become necessary to import the Journal The members of the Chicago literary so ciety who invited Labor Agitator Burns to address them on his poems which they assured him they greatly admired are chagrined at the Londoners refusal to dis cuss with York Advertiser Mr W Otis is a well known blacksmith of Trenton N J He writes illustrating the great building up blood purifying powers of Hoods Sarsaparilla after serious illness 44 C I Hood Co Lowell Mass I am pleased to make a statement of my ex with Hoods Sarsaparilla I am a blacksmith and contracted a severe cold which developed into pneumonia Before I got over the illness large abscesses gathered on my limbs Different medicines failed to do me any good Catarrh and dyspepsia Made Wle Very Weak and I lost flesh I was advised to take Hoods Sarsaparilla Before I had used a bottle 1 began to feel better I continued and have taken five bottles and it has cured me of all my troubles and made me perfectly well I now have a good KIDNEY no Poison Reids German Pills cure Constipation and Malaria Sylvan Gum purifies the 6 PER CENT MORTGAGES ON IOWA FARMS Paid Up Capital The leavitt Johnson Trust Co WATERLOO IOWA appetite and weigh five pounds heavier than ever before I cannot recommend Hoods Sar too highly WM W OTIS 809 Roehling Street Trenton Kew Jersey Hoods Liver Ills Biliousness Jaundice Indigestion Sick Headache t 4 USE GAS FOR COOKING Most economical and avoids danger EDUCATION REMOVE THE De House Ways and Means Committee on a Favorable Report WASHINGTON Jan house ways and means committee has decided to report to the house Mr Wilsons to remove the onetenth of one cent differential duty on sugar No action was taken on the to increase the tax on beer as the eub committee having it in charge had not met BOTH SIDES ARE FIRM Situation In the Brooklyn Strike Is Outlined BROOKLYN Jan sides of the electric street railway strike show a determined front On the Court street line 20 cars are being run at ir regular intervals each guarded by from two to eight policemen The strikers or their friends have obstruct ed the tracks by upsetting barrels of ashes on the tracks The rubbish was cleared away by laborers from the power house on the Flatbush avenue line and a mail car was sent out at oclock It was preceded by six mount ed policemen while eight unmounted police rode in the car It passed through a district where the strikers are reported to be in a more reckless mood than anywhere else but the man ner in which it was guarded evidently any who might have been in to lawlessness for no attempt was made to stop it The Sundry Civil WASHINGTON Jan sundry civil appropriation for the year 1896 was completed by the house ap committee It carries being less than the estimates and more than the appropriation for the current year Colonel Coit at Washington Court House WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE O Jan is no excitement here whatever over the expected arrival of Colonel Coit from Columbus to answer the indictment for manslaughter It is said that Colts bondsmen will ac company him but he will have no trouble in securing ample local bond New County of Rosseau CROOKSTON Minn Jan new county of Rosseau which consists of the eastern part of Kittson county and which was divided at the fall elec tion has begun business The follow ing county officers were chosen C A Moody auditor A Lucken treasurer T S Nomeland register of deeds J W Durham sheriff H J Bell county attorney O B Ekman judge of pro bate The county seat of Rosseau is at Jadis and is reached by stage Irom Stephen three times a week the dis tance being 75 miles North Conventions JAMESTOWN N D Jan state Sunday school convention of North Dakota will be held at Steele Kidder county Feb 7 The Young Mens Christian association of North Dakota will hold its state convention at Fargo commencing Jan 31 and con to Feb 3 Doubtful for Campbell WASHINGTON Jan 17 Marshal Campbells name was brought up at the meeting of the judiciary commit tee of the senate and consideration de ferred for one week A canvass of the Democratic members of the senate has been made it is reported against the confirmation of Mr Campbell and a majority secured against him Alice one of the Gilchrist one connecting link which binds together all parts of America is the universal love of education President G Stalney Hall Clark uni chief disease today of the educational system of America is the isola tion between the higher and the lower ele ments Superintendent J F New school fund should not be en upon by setting aside any portion of it not a single dollar for the purpose of fostering special privileges Superintendent J A Shawan Colum bus practical education is one which gives the individual the best use of himself that enables him to control all his mental moral Superintendent J E Burko Marlboro teacher is the pupils polar star It is her duty so to strengthen herself for the burdensome task allotted her that she may succeed in leading the children of America to higher planes of thought loftier conceptions of life worthier aspirations and a broader spirituality Sarah pur pose of nature study is not simply to to the child knowledge of animals plants or minerals but to beget in him a iovo of nature to inspire a reverent questioning in the field of nature and to lead him into avenues of happiness through developing in him a love of the beautiful and a power to see the of Educa tion THE NEW YEAR l Aad cant go or Then clo the frest read about it In the Forest and Stream the sportsmans Send cents for a sample copy and circular of OUT handsome pictures given as premiums Catalogue of books on outdoor sports sent free Address Forest and Stream P O Box 2832 NevYorl CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY Waterloo Gas t Electric Light Company GAS FOR PURPOSES Electric Lights both and Incandescent for Street Store Office and Residence lighting Piping and Wiring done on short notice Use Gas for Cooking Most Econom ical and Avoids Danger Want to move Capital KANSAS CITY Jan 16 special to a local paper from Jefferson City says The state capital is agitated by the dis covery that it will have to fight an or lobby sent here in the interests of the joint and concurrent resolution to remove the capital Bills have al ready been introduced in both branches of the legislature for a change of loca tion and it is said Sedalia which has been righting for 20 years to secure the vote of the people on such a tion is again behind the present deal Approved Land WASHINGTON Jan secretary of the interior has approved clear lists of lauds aggregating acres on account of grants made to tho State of Washington in tho Seattle and Clear water land districts for purposes of public buildings Dakota Timber Depredations WASHINGTON Jan dep on the government lands in Cavalier county N D are reported in a communication forwarded by Assist ant Secretary Hamlin to Acting Secre tary Sims of the interior department The interior department has no special agent there and the attorney general has been requested to have the United States marshal take action to secure the arrest of the trespassers and the seizure of the timber After Olsons Murderer MINNEAPOLIS Jan 16 Detective Benson of Duluth has left Minneapolis in company with Miss Olson the sister of murdered Lena Olsen to make another effort to capture Austin the murderer Information has lately been received at Duluth that Austin is living in Chicago and Detective Benson thinks ho can find him Miss Olson who has been indefatigable in her efforts to bring Austin to justice knew the man well and went with tho tivo in order to identify him better to resolve and fail than never to resolve at Globo The only good resolutions are those that are kept The others are not worth mak American Dont be ashamed to make a good many New Years resolutions and keep as many of them as you Globe With all the drawbacks and inthe midst of all the claims of false prophets the New auspiciously to the American Record Goodby old year You were a bad one to begin with and you didnt do your duty You were panicky and didnt re cover from the shaky Journal There is an old proverb that it is al ways darkest just before dawn and sure ly our darkness has lasted long enough to encourage us Co believe the daylight can not now be far News Amid the congratulations and joyous festivities of the season we should not for get the scenes of destitution that almost touch our own homes of comfort and cheer We should remember that when work fails hearts fail and homes become desolate and York Mail and Express An Obstruction Gentlemen said the conductor bo fore leaving this station there is likely to be a delay of several hours Whats the matter cried the passen gers in chorus Nothing that the company can help replied the conductor but a of steak from the restaurant is lodged in the track just ahead of tho Free Press A Valuable Dog Mrs some of my cake to an tramp this morning and it wasn ft fit for a clog Ho didnt it to our clog did York World EVERY DAY FOR 23 YEARS Letters have come from all parts of the country telling of cures wrought by Dr CLARK JOHNSONS INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP IN CASES OF Scrofula Chronic Blood Disorders and especially Rheumatism also Chills and Fever Dyspepsia and Dropsy TWENTY MILLION First and Foremost it is the FAMILY REMEDY It saves Doctors bills Should be in every house 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