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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1895

Page

8

Tariff and Bond Bills Opposed by Silver Men

Washington dispatch reports House Republicans will push two emergency bills after Christmas to raise revenue and protect the gold reserve. A tariff bill hikes duties on wool lumber cereal breadstuff and live stock while a second bond bill authorizes 5 year 8 percent coin bonds and short treasury certificates to cover deficits. Some western free silver Republicans oppose bond features, while Democrats plan to oppose the revenue bill though votes may shift.

Washington House Cleveland Treasury Ways and Means Committee Reed Wilson-Gorman Mornt Secretary of the Treasury Senate Dingley

Ghost and Damages in British American Claims

Bulk state department package in Washington reveals a $46,000 claim against the U S for damages to the Dawson family from the Vic McCarty gang incident in Sarpy county. Secretary Olney notes no punishment yet pursued while Lord Gough’s embassy press sustains the claim.

Lincoln United States England Holcomb Department of State Washington Dawson Sarpy County Vic McCarty Olney McCarthy Outfit Frederick B Dawson Mary Dawson Muriel Dawson Lord Gough Vic MiSarty Vic Dawsons McCartys Alliance Chicago

Death of Luke Opens Iowa Railroad Commissioner Vacancy

Drs Morris Dec 24. Luke's death in Hampton creates a vacancy on the Iowa railroad board. Eastern Iowa likely to supply the new commissioner with Perkins from the southwest and Davidson from the northwest discussed. John Kemble of Muscatine mentioned as lawyer candidate. Governor Jackson may appoint immediately or leave to successor.

Drs Morris Luke Hampton Board of Railroad Commissioners Iowa Perkins Davidson Northwestern John Kemble Muscatine Jackson

Local Briefs Reflect Holiday City Life

A long list of daily goings on and travel plans threads through the town scene. Mrs Ben Williams is ill. Peter Hopley of Lewis and Paul Brown of Griswold were seen on the streets. Isaac Dickerson traveled to Omaha yesterday noon. J W Scott left for Council Bluffs on business. A Green headed to Omaha to visit his son Fred over Christmas. Rev Abraham near the city ill with bronchial pneumonia. W F Bagley and wife visiting Guthrie Center this week. many others travel for Christmas and holidays. A birthday party at Hans Boysen’s and many arrivals and visits mark the festive period. the Woodmen of the World elect officers. cantatas at the M E B church drew praise. lottery tickets tied to Christmas marriages rise in number with several licenses issued. Community life buzzes with travel, illness, celebrations, and social visits.

Isaac Dickerson Omaha J. W. Scott Council Blufts A. Green Fred Rev. Abraham W.F. Bagley Guthrie Center Grant Blake Viola Fred Green Lawler Des Moines J. E. Warr Dr. Lyon Humbolt Geo. M. Lyon Hans Boysen Ernest Nellie Wissler Extra Hutching Etta Tamblyn Howey Humphrey, Neb Levi Downs Silas Wilson New York City Paderwiski Woodmen of the World C.C J. B. Glass Ad. I Arthur Richmond Adam Wagner W. J. Thomas J. Minor A. 8. Mullins John W. Fowhble A. L. Satchett Second Presbyterian Church Council Bluffs Edward Dickerson Audubon M. EB Atlantic Bethlehem

Atlantic Business College Notes and Campus Briefs

Miss Ollie Cranston and Tressa Startzer visited Atlantic Business College Friday. Messrs. Beekman and Mills attended last week. A full fledged bank opens with capital stock of 8000. The senior shorthand class takes dictation under Prof. Lamb. Old graduate John Bolar departed for Chicago last week. Ella Winston was absent due to illness. Mark Buckley Frank Thayer and Miss Johnson and Bautman away for holidays. No school after Tuesday this week.

Ollie Cranston Tressa Startzer Atlantic Business College Lamb John Bolar Chicago Ella Winston Mark Buckley Frank Thayer Johnson Bautman

Conveyances December 16 Henry Howell to Melville A Clark

Deeds filed December 16 across Atlantic and Cumberland areas list transfers from Henry Howell Henry Reese W R Tryon Henrelta Romick A Trent Lester F Van Slyke Daniel Patten Elmer H Pellett Aiburn Glenn E Powell Henry Howell to reldille A Clifkoged etc transfers amounting to several thousands with parcels in the Atlantic, Cumberland and McD's add areas including lots and fractional quarters.

Henry Howell Melville Clark Wa Atlantic Henry Reese Clans Kramback Ict W.R Tryon Manford M ‘Tryon Henrelta Romick William O Romick Segrand Trent Emma Lecker Lot Betti Lester F van Slyke David Hampton Daniel Patten David & Fudge Wa CRE& PR Rand Maine Elmer H Reldille A

Live Stock Market Report Including Hogs Cattle and Sheep

Hogs receipts 37,000 with slow to steady early trade and mixed prices from 3.25 to 4.40, good heavy 3.25 to 3.45, rough heavy 3.20 to 3.35, light 3.25 to 3.45. Cattle receipts 11,000 with a strong market. Sheep receipts 9,000 with a steady market. Estimated tomorrow hogs 37,000.

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