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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23
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{D-"Our relations with Mexico, may be class
ed among the poorest relations" we have
II A Savings Bank is about to be established
in Honolulu, Sandwich Islands Fifty years ago
the inhabitants used to eat each other.
II striped bear, white bear, tiger,
leopard and horned toad have arrived at New
York, from California, to be exhibited at the
Worlds Fair
The crops in these parts look first rate, and
promisean abundant harvest-[Bea Dam Re-
publican
Nao Pqper-We understand the material is
purchased and the type being set for paper at
Columbus-Ib.
We learn that man by the name Of James
Bnks at New Diggings, was instantly killed one
day last week by the caving-in- of a Mineral
Shaft where he was at work.
RAIIRoAD InoS-The New York Tribune of
Thursday last, makes mention of sales of some
ten thousand tons of rails. lwithin the last ten
days, al SO for immediate delivery, and SOS for
future delivery.
O. Madame, said cross tempered physi-
clan to patient. If women were admitted to par
adise their tongues would make it a purgatory"
"And some physicians if allowed to practice
there. replied the lady would soon make it a
desert"
II A western emigrant while endeavoring to
resist the force of circumstances slipped and fell
into habit from which. however, he was rescu-
ed by passing event
Two men were sentenced to one months i'm
prisonment at hard s5or, a short time since. in
London, for the crime of causing unnecessary pain
70 a cat while they were killing it.
The Endgrants to .4trica.-Since 1920 the Amer
lean Colonization Society and its auxiIiaries have
sent out to Liberia 1857 persons. OF these, 1923
were born free, 243 purchased their freedom and
1892 were ernancipated in view of their emigra-
ton.
Uhat No,r I'VE must look out. Complaints
are thickening about the condition o. Post Offices
The New York Evening Post says-"We have
never suffered so much from the practice of pur-
Joining money from letters as during the past
two or three weeks Only seventeen cases J and
nearly all the losses have occurred in the States
Of Ohio and New York. This must be looked TO
Mr.. Post Master General.
IL Wanted, by young ladyl some one~~>~
(ttro en- brace u Springfield Posi-.
Can't she get the man of the Post 7-Er.
Ours! wouldn't they cut =, was the of all
II IJ-.-Coyuga Chief.
The case is without 9, and our Devil says the
man who would refuse ~~NN her don't live in this
of country and if he did, he THE Deril] would f
him and 49,. himself to the hymeneal altar; in
the time it has taken US 10 indite this T-Og-
dsns51rgh Seminal.
The LIST Of the above has ctst a lasting iogprss
sion in our form -FnEE DEm
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

The NoRwALK TRAeEDr-The COMMITTEE
Of the Connecticut Legislature, appointed TO in
quire into the facts connected with the accident
have made their report. They state the cause
to be prin1aly the careessness of the engineer in
charge of the train, and to the insufcency Of the
signals at that dangerous locality. The report
IS also severe upon the management of this i'm.
portant line, and states that the President is es
pecialy negligent in the discharge of the duties
devolving upon him.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23
GREAT RAIL ROAD COLLISION!
Sir hundred and forty men badly scared
5ast no one injure1l!i

Sir hundred and forty men badly scared
5att no one anjureE!'
On Monday last about sundo1n the Mineral
Point and Dodge, lie Trains came in collision
causing a tremendous shout among the masses on,
board the ioGrner. The calculations Of the entire
company ofthe latter train werek nocked into the
middle Of Ten years hence while those of the for
ner went On their way rejoicing The accident
is supposed 20 have been produced by the Dodge
vile train getting on % the County Seat track
through mistake We understand the sufferers
Esd excellent medical aid bu. there is little hopes
CT their recovery.
The cause Of the accident is supposed to have
been blindness on the part OF the conductors OF
Dodgeville tram as the necessary signals were
given and every precaution taken by the engineer
of the Mineral Point train, to prevent collision.
We understand that several splinters from the
unfortunate tram flew within few inches of the
head OF ore OF the Engineers of Mineral Point
train, bat irFtunatly, no injury done.
Mashnic-The Grant Lodge of Wisconsin met
at Jrnesvile last week, at which time and place
tie following officers were elected for the ensuing
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23
wed at the time Of going to press.

The above returns show a majority of
229 in favor of the Proposition, with two
towns to be heard from. Allowing these
towns the number of votes they polled
last fall, and all against US. and we still
have majority of IL for the Railroad
Proposition. But we cannot believe that
the enmity towards Mineral Point pre-
walls to such an extent in these towns
as to influence the citizens to vote against
their own interest to defeat the Railroad
Project Hence we believe that the prop
osition is carried by between one and two
hundred majority.
LATER.-Arena majority against
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

A Coon RAILROAD REeULArI oS-The Lack
awana Herald says the Delaware Lehigh and
Wyoming Railroad Company have issued the fol-
sowing order for the observance Of those employ
Cd on the road
s, The use Of Intoxicating drinks of all kinds
IS strictly prohibited, and any person reported
violating this order either on or off duty accom-
panied with satisfactory proof of the fact will
be promptly discharged"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

u The Hessian Fly has been making sad dep
relations on the wheat crop in Ohio.
Papers from all parts Of the state unite in the
belief that, however promising the crop nigh,
have appeared week or tvo ago. now there is no
hope OF obtaining more thar lalf the usual crop
In some counties the fly mas completely destroyed
whole fields of wheat, so that they are not worth
respinE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

A NV WAY TO QuEScH THrRsT-In GER
tain village lived very honest farmer, who hav-
ing number Of men hoeing in a field, went TO
sitting still, he rerroved him for idleness. The
man answered, 1 thirst for the spirit 'Grog you
mean, suppose, said the farmer; but if the bi-
bic teaches yo to thirst after the spirit it says al
SO, 'bosF every one that thirsteth7
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23
In the LATEST kind of a

Memo STAMPEDE.-Slaves are running away
from Missouri, at the present time in battalions
Three belongs TO Mr.. r. Meek. of Weston. ran
away on Wednesday of last week-two of whom
were afterward unprecedented. They were ma
king for the Plains. Fifteen made a stampede
from Ray county, the week before. and took the
line Of their march for Iowa. Several were cap
tured IN Grundy county, but the larger mum.
Der made good their escape. 1t would be a
glorious thing for Missouri if all her slaves should
take 1t into their heads to run away. Ishe only
knew It. they are one of the greatest drawbacks
Tel
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23
Imneachmant Case.

The Madison papers are filled with the pro
ceedings OF the trial of Judge Hubbel and inform
us that the Senate are progressing rapidly with
the testimony. The opening speech of Mr. Ryan,
OF Milwaukee, who has been employed to prose
cute the case, both eloquent and forcIcle-
But little Of importance, aside from this trias, will
be done at the present session We believe It is
the general wish of the people, that the case be
disposed OF with as much despatch IS Justice 10
TIE parties will admit, aud that The Legislature
then adjourn
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

The Prairie FGrn,er-This excellent arri
cultural paper is published monthly at Chica-
go, by Messrs, Wright& & Wight. tits devot-
ed to the interests Of the. farmers and should
be literally pat.onized by that worthy class
otcomn unity. Every No contains enough in
Formation on agricultural and Horticultural sub
jects 10 pay 70. years subscription. Terms,
| 2 wear
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

a tedious 1Uork.-An eminent German has
taken the pains to count the hairs in the heads
Of four different colors. In blond one. he
found 100000; in a brown, I09. 44O; in a
black, 1926 and in red one, IS, 74O.
This shows that red hair Is the coarsest.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

In the recent discussion in the British House
Of Commons, on the bin of regulating public
houses in Scotland Mr. Henry Drummond affirm
ed that every Saturday night 10000 men got
drunk in Glasgow, and lay in perfect state Of
insensibility until Monday morning.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

QUICK HoRK-We are now receiving our
mail matter from New York in five days In.
hl the Postmaster General, in his great wisdom
removed the distributing from this Office. only
three days and a half was employed in carrying
the mails from New York 70 GaIena.-Galsna
4E-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

The SPIRIT Rappings--One Of the churches in
he Presbytery of Chilicothe has suspended two
Of It's members, who had been engaged in spirit
rappings. The Presbytery adopted the following
resolution as to the Rappings:
Resolved, that the practice of Spirit Rappings
$50 called) as it prevails in many parts, is in
view of this Presbytery, revival the old abomi-
nation Of necromancy, so decidedly condemned in
the word of God"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

"a A Mexican paper says that the con-
structlon of railroad between the Capital and
facubaya and other points in the neighbor-
hood viii soon be commenced, under the pro-
lection of Santa Anna.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

u The Chicago Tribune says that the
Southern Wisconsin Railroad, from James
vile to Dubuque, is to be put under contract
and that the proposed branch to
Galena has been abandoned in consequence
OF the great expense of constructing it.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

t. One of the 81 900 bonds of Racine is
sued to the Racine and Miss. r. R., was forg-
ed at New York lately and offered for SALE
II IS printed from the same plate as the genu-
inc bonds.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

Cnion.-The two Democratic papers at
Fond du Lac. to be united under the name
of the "Fond on Lac Union" Il will be an
eight column paper, and the first number will
be issued next week
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

Rfrsr NGvfgafion.-The Steamer MontelIo,
last week, reached the highest point on the
Volt River which has ever been gained bv
steamboat She proceeded tn 2 distance of
$50 miles from this city -[Oshkosh Currier.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

" The wcmen's temperance convention
at Rochester declined to take women's rights
ground, whereupon Miss Susan B. Anthony
resigned the Office Of secretary, and said her
soul was no longer with the society
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

Eleven steamers, seventy-two American sailing
vessels, and thirty-six British passed through the
Welland canal during the week ending the 3Ist
May. In all 119, a much larger number than
usual
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

san Srtick.-The Milwaukee News saws
that three men died from the effects Of d sun
stroke, on Wednesday, while working on the
9TH section of the La Crosse Railroad.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

&c samuels formerly from Columbus, was
lately murderedat Courcil Bluffs, by d man named
Baltimore Muir. and robbed of $500. A crowd
Of people, mostly emigrants, hung Muir to the
first tree
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

E'aPortaas 70 OtFrs Hoiders-The " Washington
County Blade announces the appointment Of "a
Mr Turns, from down East, as Light House
Keeper a, Czaukee, and intimates that there IS
considerable dissatisfaction among the citizens
of the town a; this importation. The Blade also
looks daily Tor an important Postmaster for Ozau-
kee-Mil sen.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

Railroad Loan.-The vote taken at Buffalo,
on Tuesday last, in regard to the loan of The
city credit to the Buffalo & Pittsburgh Rail-
road, resulted in favor of the loan by 80 ma
jority.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23
FoI the Tribune.
Ths Wisconsin Medical Association.

1H3 W i5cOnSln meGlcal aSSOelaLlOu.
At meeting of Physicians from different por-
tons ofthe State assembled al GAINESVILLE on Wednes
day, the I5h of June 1883, to consider the pro-
priety and sxpediency Of organizing new State
Medical Society, the following named gentlemen
were present viz Prof s P. Lathrop and DR. c.
J. Tagga-y, of Beloit Dr. D. Cooper Ayres, of
Green Bay DR.. Peter Winters, of Horricance I;
Dr. Alfred l. Castleman, of Deafeld DR.. R. F.
Hayes, Of Flatteville; Dr. Geo D WILDER, OF Min
eral Point: Dr. L. p Hamilton of Highland; DR..
Jno FayvilIe. OF Madison; and Drs L. J. Bar
rows, c. Q Pease, and c. c. Bradley of James
Vile
The meeting was organized by calling Prof
Lathrop 10 the Chair and appointing Or. WILDER,
Secretary
On motion, The meeting resolved itself into a
committee of the whole for the examination of
credentials-The committee arose, and reported
the afore named gentleman as qualified to partic-
ipate in the deliberations of the meeting
The meeting then resolved itself into a Soci-
ETY. TO be known as The Wisconsin Medical AS
sociation, with the following named Offices, viz
one President one Vice President, one Recording
Secretary one Corresponding Secretary, one Treas
urer. and three Censors to be elected annually by
ballot
The following named gentlemen were duly
Castlemau, President, Or Ayres, Vice President
Or. WILDER, Recording Secretary; DR.. Pease, Cor
responding Secretary Dr. Hayes. Treasurer ;
Prof EathroP, Dr.. Barrows, and Dr. Taggart,
Censors.
Drs. Cas,leman. Fayvlle and Taggart we-c ap-
pointed a committee 10 report at the next meeting
a Consultation and Bylaws for the permanent OF.
ganizatioa OF the Association
Dr. Ayres was appointed to deliver public ad
dress at toe next meeting of the Association on
the subject Of Lunacy ard the importance of the
immediate establishment of State Lunatic Asv.
lum.
On motion Of Prof Lathrop, the Rec. Sec. was
instructed 10 furnish an abstract OF the proceed
ings Of tins meeting FOR publication in the public
prints Of the State
The Society then adjourned to meet at Madison
on the fourth Wednesday in January, A D. 1881,
at - O'Clock n at which time and place all the
regular physicians in the State are particularly
invited to attend
4. l.. CASTLEMAN, Pres't.'
II
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23
HALL0WAY'S PILLS

- hAohI Icy tURE % Loss o. sv.Y-r
sToAAoH' INDIGESTION AND s.eTkrs ~ DlsosrS8Is
BLOOD TO TIE ,lEsp 'AI'oN o.
ooI3 VI d Letter rom AT. John Liovd ~ r.,
r. p-os.. ?, Hariech, Aerionet, sHiI- I" cHHss,
80. slK'ui ava, 5Yah myself OF he rsl 70, .gn,,
DANGEROUS giddiEess ard freont : = shiicid via
mead, attended oy loss 81 Appetite dtso5danes ns
=. sreraily iin paired health Every mean, ,sllsch,
~ give me any permanent relief and A. Ia, hAa isd
90 HlaTming that vas raliy afrad Of eos y Became
Uut an hI'Gnusht. 10 u's melancholy conGio 'd
Jpn M hnshes, Chemist, Hsrleeh for The N'isi
recommended your Pills, risd them 5itb no he ahdy
taxing them for short time am beI, ~ ~, aud
81 10 s - 'heI Somrfiul efficacy. am nav ~ Dear
eulles. 1ou are at iibery 10 publish M Is ~. 1s1s
way You may lhink proper am SIR vl- ~! d Say
'uie On I7S-- Signed JONI TtCysfr' .
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23
MARRIED,

In this village, on Monday last by Rev Cnls.
Boynton Mr.. JoHN CAETEH, 10 Mrs. HARM IT
LATHRor, both of this place.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

CRoPs IN WESTERN NV YoRK.-The Ro-
chester American Of Saturday says-On the
whole, the fields and farms of Western New York
present to the eye of the husbandman, spectacle
of rich promise and beauty, such as can nowhere
be exceled.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

a man IN n York recently received intelligence
that relative had died in Scotland and LEFT him
a legacy Of thirty-five thousand dollars Upon re
ceiving the news he Immediately quit his work got
drunk, and next morning was found drowned in
one of the docks.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

ATTEMPTED NURDEH-Ou Monday evening
last, a man named Thompson of this village, at
tempted TO cut his wife throat Hiswife catch
ing the knife, ne forcibly erected from the
house BY gentleman present. Thompson was
immediately arrested and failing 70 give bonds to
Keep the peace, was committed.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

Sq'saring the CircIe-A western arithmetician
recently squared the circle" of his acquaintance
oy trying to raise dollar among them
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

FAsr-Ihe Pittsburgh Despatch states that
not long since train the Pennsylvania Rail
road attained the astonishing speed OF eishy mates
pa h5tr-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

of the Democrat must have been little ~bser1ts-
died last week
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

II SAMUEL THo,rls Esq showed rs some
fine green peas = few days since, ard informed Us
that he had them sufficiently large for cooking
two weeks ago
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

II Senator DopeE arrived IN town on Thurs
day last, and proceeded en- ms way 70 ms resi-
dence in Dodgevlle
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

1 ne report was accepted ahO duopieu, anu Jhe
Committee discharged.
Voted TO appoint Business Committee of
three, Messrs. C Lord, DR.. Mckinley and Ben
jamn Brown were appointed.
Voted to adjourn to meet at the Assembly Hall
at ? O'Clock, P. NJ.
Two o'clock, P NJ, the Convention met pursu-
ant to adjournment at the Assembly Hall.
The Committee appointed TO draft an address
to the people of the State, reported address.
The address was referred to Committee of s.
consisting of Messrs. Squires, Donaldson, Shoes
Knapp and Daniels.
Business Committee on resolutions reported the
following, viz:
l Resolved, That the issue ofTemperance and
Anti Temperance, as a mere political question,
is paramount to any other question at issue be
fore the people of this State
Sustained by Rev. DR.. Gathrie, of Pennsylva-
MA and adopted by Convention.
?. ResoiUed, That for the purpose of forming
organization of all the friends of prohibitory
Liquor Law in this State, central Committee of
be appointed, with power TO call Convention
at any time, and TO transact such business as is
SSiSIdll| COltitIISu pom OOtIlIIllteeS.
Messrs. c. Lord, J. G. Knapp f. Daniels, 2.
L. Sholes and S G. Lambard Were appoint.
ed.
g. Resolved, That we are il favor of the
law submitting to the people the question OF
non-prohibiton of the sale of intoxicating liq-
uors pending before the Legislative As.
sembly, and respectfully ask the body its pas
sage.
After protracted and earnest discussion be
tween the friends of the above proposition and
those who were in favor of asking directly for
the passage of the prohibitory law the above
resolution was adopted.
Adjourned till S o'clock P NJ
Eight o'clock. P. NJ Committee met pursuant
to adjournment.
The following resolution was presented to the
Convention, viz:
PesolUed, That this Convention deems it es.
seDtial for the final success OF prohibitory Liz
uor Law in this State, that the temperance men
cast their votes at the several elections, for such
men only as fully represent their principles in this
respect
The Committee to whom the address was re
ing with the above resolutions, and it was then
adopted.
Resoived, That the proceeding of this Conyen-
ton be published in such newspapers of this State
as are willing to give them an insertion; passed.
The minutes were read and adopted
Adjourned sine die
Z. T GARDNER, President.
Z. D. SEwAnp. Ssc'v
We cannot publish the Address to day. for
want Of room. but it will appear hereafter
Santa Anna Is reported as having written to
Sam Houston since his return to Mexico, that he
will keep up eternal hostility against the United
States and Texas until he is restored 70 his left
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23

GopkT's LADrs Book for July Is already re
ceived We nave had but little time TO examine
Its contents We find several beautiful engrav-
ings among which, The Creation and beauti-
ful fashion plate, of rare beauty. Cooley de
serves patronage.
CK4HAas MAeAz1xE IS also on our table for
July. Il Is unnecessary for US to puff either Of
these Magazines They are too well known to
our readers to need il. Suffice it 70 say that the
Jnly numbers are equal TO any Of their predecess-
both in beauty of engravings and amount and
quantity Of reading matter
The CRAwroRp CorSrr CoURIERo OF last week
comes 70 rs in a new dress and an enlarged form
Success 70 tbs enterprising conductors OF that
sheet
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23
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strand near Temple Brr, LONDON ard byaD w.
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81 tac-, sc, and SIC. sach. wholesale by III 3.
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