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MOUNT VERNON HAWK-EYE.
might do their best
Well as to prevent ill-
- returned home
met h~ ,
ber of +~" nd robin from
~kir "~ Fifty-seeond re
~heir~ ~eh~i,~e secure in so~e
a'~l from the camp
amanga. Th
' hts "-' l~ was the direct
te~egrat~.
. Ires the war
eat asking tl~e ~emoval or tnl-
dlsbandment of the regiment.
before select-
amp, if he had had char-~
erc While the IOwa men
omparison with ofhers,
general said that he
nearly every face.
and the men want to
They were wiIlLnR to go
and discounts increased from $31 5S9 920 to
$31.8~1 ~7: stocks and securities l'ncreased
from $2,005.322 to $2.132.640; gold coin In-
creased from $1,594.284 to $1,676.80.5; total
specie increased from $2,~g,769 to $2.428,847;
lawful money reserve increased from $$,415.-
671 to $3,492,563; iltdividual deposits in-
creased from $29,127,403 to $29,399,~94.
Su~eessfnl M e"-----"----'---~ ~-nn tz.
The meeting of the Hedrlck kite
track closed after four days of suc-
cessful trotting. The 2:15 pace con-
tinued until dark, when by agreement
the purse was divided according to the
rank of the horses at that tlme. The
meeting has been a profitable one,
Probnb|e Sulel de.
J. P. Grants, a prominent implement
and grain dealer of Walnut, died from
the effect of an overdose ~f laudanum.
Despondency over financial troubles
is supposed to have been the cause.
Sheriff (~tterso~ was drowned near
Taintor while fishing.
August 16 the Good Templars of
Iowa held their forty-fifth annual ses-
r 'on at Marshalltown.
The J anney Man ufacturiug eom.pan~',
of Ottnmwa. with $125.000 capttal, has
filed articles of Incorporation with the
secretary of slate. It deals lu impl~
merits.
The cob i~pe factory heretofore In-
cared, at Washington will be removec~to
Waterloo.
Mr. and, Mrs. Charles F. Ranzow, of
Davenport, celebrated their golden we4-
ding by entertaining the members o~f
their family. The couple have reside,|
in Davtnport since 1849, ~t
tI. L. Picketing shipped his wool cro'~
of about 600 psunds from Eagle Grow
to Chic.ago.
ments for debt, so that the Puerto
Rice monetary sTstem will have to be
preserved~, at least for a time.
In (he end, the American gold stand-
ard and Amerlcan money must be suh-
~tituted~ for the now prevailing cur-
rency, which is on the silver besis. The
best mode of reaching lhls result, probe
ably, will be the rt~lemptton by the
United States at thefr bullion value of
all the Span,tsh si/ver coins in circula-
lion i~ our new possesstons.--~Chical~
Times-Herald.
rTWhen ths people place in power a
republican admtnistratitm, something
~mportant for th~ advancement of the
country ~,~ llkely to happen. The pres-
ent d~minlstrat~ou is nn exception,
thongh leas than a year and a half old.
--St, Louis Bepuhllo,
the army brigades to be moved north
from the southern camps. All possible
pressure ts being brought tn bear upon
Congressman Hull, who Is urging the
matter at Washington. Gee. Shaw
will visit Washington with an Iowa
delegation to press the claims of Des
Moines upon the war departmenL
~ourth Annlversary,
The fonrth anniversary has occurred
of the big tlre at Adair, which swept
the business portion of that thrifty
little town out of existence in a few
hours and burned'five acres of bui]d-
lngs. As is usually the case. the fire
proved a benefit to Adair in the long
run, and the ")urnl d~strict has been
entirely rebuilt with much finer build-
lugs iu the four years that have inter.
vened since the fire
ver a black eye in its state convention
the other daT. It refused to declare
tbe issue of free ~ilver paramount, and
it gave its indorsement to the Chi-
cago platform only in a perfunctory
manner. The result was that Bland
gust, Two years afrO Missouri was the
very strongest kind (~f a silver state.
It was firmly eonvlnced of "Coin"
Har,ey s absur,theory t .t prioe FOR hLi KINDS
of a bushel of wheat and the price of
an ounce of silver went tep and down
together. Meantime the people were
discovering from experience that there
is no connec?ton between the price of
wheat and silver, and the democratic
leaders are wisely ,putting the eva.
deneea of the past campatRm ss far to
the background as possible.~Utiea
Obwrver (Go/d Des.).
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