Rensselaer Republican, Volume 14, Number 4, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 13 October 1881 — GLEANINGS. [ARTICLE]
GLEANINGS.
Dr. Thomas has been found guilty of heresy. The republicans of Ohio, elected governor Foster by 15,000 plurality* *.; hsbb lowa has of course gone republican, and by a reported majority of 50,000. MU La Porte is exj>etting to have a first class Opera house soon, capable of seating 1,500 people. ===== President Arthur will pobably appoint a new , cabinet throughout, with possibly one or two exceptions. -! Beecher’s idea of the Thomas trial, is that the Methodist church is trying to cast out an angel to let in a devil.
The old Bourbon editors will of course continue to find, a melancholy satisfaction in the terms “Half Breeds” and “Stalwarts” as long as they know how to spell the words, and perhaps even longer; but there is really no longer any serious division in the republican party. The work of reconciliation begun by the suffering and death of thp noble Garfield, the conciliatory and patriotic conduct of President Arthur has completed. The wife of the section boss at Goodland, was instantly killed last Saturday morning by the west bound train on the Pan Handle road. On inquiry the following facts were elicited. The lady was walking on the track in time of a heavy shower of rain, holding an umbrella before her face. By reason of the rain, she was not discovered by the engineer until the train was nearly approaching the bridge over which the woman was walking, anil frightened by the alarm whistle, she started to run, but seems to have fallen partly through the bridge, and being on a down grade the engineer could not stop the train until her head had been severed from the body.
BY IRO-QUOIR.
Another deutist in town. He is stopping at Dr. Kelley's at present. Wm. Daugherty has sold his farm two arid one haft * miles south of town to-a Mr. Smith of Howard county for $2,225. Elder Me-Dade has arrived in Rensselaer with his family and will make it his future home. Harry Murray of Barkley, John Hemphill of Newton, Charles Florence, Carey Huston and Wm. Hawkins of Marion each have another charge to keep. • • Dallas Nowels is building a new stable on his property in the rear of the Baptist Church. F. L. Cotton nnd family were the first to take rooms in the new hotel. Wm. Sayler has purchased a lot and will erect a dwelling in the eastern part of town. Dr. Wirt has {jacked his kit and left Rensselaer for the present. Who is the young man or men who met the “strange women” at Pleasant Ridge with a carriage and smuggled them into town ? As you sow so shall you reap. Arthur W. Cole has been pointed Route agent *in place of Pureupile, who has resigned.
