Auditor of State J A Lyons Guthrie County Named
For Auditor of State J A Lyons of Guthrie County and Byron A Beeson of Marshall County for Treasurer of State.
25 Sep 1890
Page 1
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1890
Page
1
For Auditor of State J A Lyons of Guthrie County and Byron A Beeson of Marshall County for Treasurer of State.
A verse lament from S. W. Foss in Yankee Blade appeals for a monument at a modest tomb. The speaker envisions retirement and contentment and asks that his son be made President, seeking no further acknowledgment.
A short piece recounts a whimsical midnight excursion in Canada centered on a fortuitous purchase. The tale follows a curious shopper as night merchants and hidden bargains spark a moment of spontaneous discovery and local charm.
A man fights off a predatory dog attacking him on a causeway near the Star-lit sky. He wounds the dog several times then warns the owner to leave. Police arrest the owner, found later wanted for robberies. the dog is condemned but the man sustains minor injuries.
Prominent clergymen including Bishop Vincent of the Methodist Episcopal Church discuss dancing in a public exchange. The bishops quote authorities such as Daniel Webster and Thackeray while warning that fashionable dances threaten delicacy and propriety.
In a Durkill Four Corners circus night, Leander Rockwell bravely combats a tiger to save Ally Ames during a panic, while Captain Cassell flees. The event upends romance rumors with Ally choosing Leander over the captain as Terebinth crafts a wedding gown and plans a future with Ally. The minister’s wife notes the danger yet praises Leander’s action.
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