Waterloo Daily Courier (Newspaper) - September 16, 1895, Waterloo, Iowa Weekly Established 1858 Daily Established 1890 FIFTH Single Copies Five Cents WATERLOO IOWA MONDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1895 Cleveland and tlie Syndicate Are Making tiie Arrange ments According to a Statement Made by Banker diaries inson THE FOWLER COMPANY The Amount tlie Only Question Officials Are Apprehensive May lie in paying too much for a thing OT in paying too little If you buy a watch for less than we ask youll not get as good quality If you pay more you pay too much because we sell the best there is The same rule applies to our Jewelry and Silverware Our OPTICAL depart ment is in charge of a com petent OPTICIAN EYES TESTED FREE Balliett L Weld Opposite Logan House Williams k Kern Attorneys at Law Collections Made CHICAGO Sept Hutchin son president of the Corn Exchange bank in an interview in The Post says that arrangements for a new issue of bonds are about completed I have it on the best authority he said that the syndi cate are negotiating with President Cleveland The only point undecided is the amount the president desiring to make it while the syndicate wants at least My infor mation is from New York AT THE WASHINGTON END Bond Office over Frank Bros Clothing House JACKSON NOi 215 East Fourth St WATERLOO IOWA GEO B ATTORNEY IT LAW 605 ST J E SEDGWICK Attorney and Examiner of Land Titles Complete Set of Abstract Books OFFICE BRIDGE STREET CHAS B HALLIDAY Stated tlie Probability of Another Issue Is Remote WASHINGTON Sept feeling of aprehension that resulted from Fri days heavy withdrawals of gold for ex port has almost entirely disappeared from the treasury department but it has given place to one of anxiety for the fu ture None of the higher officials now in Washington so far as can be learned are in Mr Carlisles confidence to the extent of knowing his views of the sit uation or his purposes for the future and hence no one is able to speak with any certainty to what would be done in the event of continued heavy with of gold Think IsTo Issue Probable The concensus of opinion is that there will be no issue of bonds in the near fu ture in any event and that an issue be fore congress has had an opportunity to act is extremely improbable Nor is it thought that the urgency for an issue by that time is extreme It is argued that the shrinkage in the of cot ton is very unusual and far below that of any recent year and that grain ship ments surely must soon begin and that improved business will stiffen money rates A turn of the tide therefore is expected The fact too that the United States has since Jan 1 1894 exported more than in gold in excess of her imports it is claimed is a strong argument in favor of a speedy return to normal conditions Carlisle Working On a Scheme What action congress will take in the matter is problematical yet it seems more than probable that the administra tion will present some plan for the re of the United States notes now outstanding These amount to over and their presence in our currency is regarded as a constant men ace to our financial stability That some measure to this end will be presented in Mr Clevelands message at the recon vening of congress is very probable and that it is thought that Mr Carlisle is now working out a scheme by which this volume of currency can be retired without any serious financial disturb ance DEAD NUMBER SEVEN Probate ILaw and Practice a Specialty Office 103 E 4th St Waterloo Iowa HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES Office 521 West 4th St Hours 1 to 6 p m Lady attendant CHAS U STUBBS PHYSICiAN 9 SURGEON E Fourth St Residence 337 Almond street Waterloo DR G J MACK Specialty Diseases of the Eye Ear Nose Throat SPECTACLES FITTED Office in COURIER BLOCK Bridge Street WATERLOO IOWA CONSUMPTION t CURED by m Specific Vegetable Ger Injected directly into the blood I destroying the Germ or I Bacilli For particulars address f Consumption Care or ARCHITECT Office No 637 Commercial More Bodies Are Found in the Great Northern Wreck ST CLOUD Minn Sept train crew which lias been working at the Melby wreck on the Great Northern has returned to St Cloud They report that men clearing up the debris from the disaster found the bodies of two tramps who had been killed in the ter rible collision Wednesday morning The identity of the men could not be estab It is supposed that they were stealing a ride on the blind baggage This makes total number of the dead seven A track has been built around the wreck and trains are running as usual ADVANCE FOR MESABA An Increase in Wages of From to 25 Per Cent DULUTH Sept Minnesota Iron company has decided to advance the wages of all employes in its mines on the Mesaba range from 20 to 25 per cent Contract miners will hereafter receive a day The section hands on the Duluth and Iron Range road have been granted an advance from to per day Paid the Mora Claim WASHINGTON Sept de Lome the Spanish minister at noon de livered to Mr Adee acting secretary of state a draft for the equivalent of 449000 drawn on the Spanish agent in London in settlement of the Mora claim Dived Down a Mining Shaft Sept Neisen a farmer living about 12 miles from here disappeared last Tuesday His clothes have been found on the edge of a min eral hole and at the bottom was hi naked body standing on its head He had dived in head first smashing his skull and breaking his neck He was a widower Germany to Expel Foreign Socialists NEW YORK Sept Berlin spe cial says the government has decided to expel all foreign Socialists from the country Trie Boersen Zeitung predicts the advent of a military dictatorship Kept a Vicious Dog Sept months ago Otto Grueger a young boy was ter ribly bitten by a vicious dog He brought suit against the owner of the dog and was awarded MADE OF If you place an or der for your Warm Air Furnace within a few days we will give the advantage of car load freight rates as we have secured or ders enough to war rant a car shipment Pn uU BANKER IN CUSTODY Charge of Forgery a Widely Known Westerner DENVER Sept special to The Republican from Cheyenne says W R Stebbins of Kansas City Kan one of the best known men in banking and business circles throughout the West was arrested here by Sheriff Armstrong of Crook county on a charge of forgery He was taken to Sun Dance where he will be given a hearing next week Mr Stebbins besides being connected the American Loan and Trust company of Kansas City has large property in here He has been connected as stockholder or officer in the Merchants National bank of Deadwood Post Coun of Cheyenne First bank of Sun Dauce First National bank of Stock Growers Na tional of Miles City Cheyenne bank and California National bank o San Diego all of which have failed bu without loss it is alleged to Stebbius It is charged that Stebbins owned cer tain stock in the First National bank o Sun Dance from it organization and t conceal the fact transferred it to on Mills of Kansas City It is alleged tha to secure the dividend on this stock transferred to Mills Stebbins made ou a power of attorney to T A Dunn o Sun Dance signed Mills name to it an sent the document to Dunn It author Him to vote the stock receipt for and collect the dividends Mills being in ignorance of this transaction Mr Stebbins is regarded as being very wealthy L 8 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MUSIC Nineteenth Year Representing THE W W KIM BALL CO The Largest Music House in the World All Work Guaranteed Every thing sold on easy payments CAPTAIN SUMNERS CASE and Capital and Surplus LESS He IB Suspended for Six Months Reprimanded WASHINGTON Sept navy de has made public its action in the case of Captain George W Sumner late in command of the United States cruiser Columbia who was tried re cently by court martial on charges growing out of the injury sustained by his vessel in docking at Southampton in July last The sentence of the court is as follows To be suspended from duty only for a period of six months on waiting or ders pay and to be reprimanded by the honorable secretary of the navy Guarding Against Cholera SAN FRANCISCO Sept San Francisco board of health lias declared Honolulu an infected port The quar ranti ne officer was directed to place all vessels from Honolulu in quarantine and keep them until the ship is released by the board Hollow Horn Bear OMAHA Sept special from the Rosebud Agency to The Bee says Agent Wright had Hollow Horn Bear put in the guard house Friday No re sistance has been offered so far on the part of his friends Three Natives Killed LORENZO MARQUEZ Sept force of Portuguese encountered a large body of natives under Chief on Sunday at Magut Severe fighting en sued in which 300 natives were killed The Portuguese loss was six killed and 20 wounded NEWS BRIEFLY REPORTED Commercial National Bank OFFICERS W W Miller President W L A J Edwards Cashier H C Schultz Cashier Waterloo Iowa WM WAGNER IN CHOICE WINES Celebrated Val Blatz Milwaukee Beer for Family Use Strict ly pure goods only PRICES REASONABLE GOODS DELIVERED 629 Sycamore Street Waterloo Than at Any Other Store in It is stated that the government in tends to interfere in behalf of Cuba General has started his last official trip before retirement The president is said to be taking an active interest in the Maryland cam Vice President Stevenson will preside at the dedication exercises at mauga Park on Sept 19 and 20 The old stockade of New Orleans was discovered by sewer diggers after hav ing been buried for over a century Nearly Killed by a Mob Sept Dorner employment agent went to the Glen shaw mines near here to secure miners He was accompanied by a driver When it became noised about the mines that Domer was there a mob collected and attacked the two separately and beat into Their lives are in serious danger Cramps May Build a PHILADELPHIA Sept is learned that the Defender will be shortly brought to Cramps ship yards where a thorough examination of her will be made the Cramps believing that they can build a speedier yacht Chief En gineer Pattison is now in New York ar ranging for her visit DANIEL W FOOTE NOTARY PUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE I have a firstclass line of Fire Insurance com panies Am also prepared to do all kinds of con Office at Cor 4th and Sts over Frank Bros Clothing Store W R FRENCH DEALER 1ST HIDES PELTS TALLOW FURS AND WOOL HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID 512 Lafayette St Waterloo Iowa DEALER IN ALL KINDS OP DRAIN TILINGS CEMENT and Charcoal a Specialty Telephone No IS Office near C G W JEast Side Depot Waterloo Iowa OMB
