Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

/ ~ lieIT new one IN the nelSnUOrnOOO Oh due
Earth. This move is made necessary by theiI
late treaty with the United States, by which theil
/ former lands, amounting to 900 acres. Fol-
these lands the Indians receive $4,000 and trac
of lard on the Blue Earth river eighteen miles
square and not to approach nearer to the Mime
sofa river than the mouth of the Blue Earth
minneapolis Courier 9Th inst.
Mad Dods-The GAINESVILLE Gazette notices the
appearance of more mad dogs in that vicinity -
A number of persons and animals had been bit.
ten. 1t may be noticed, that of the numbers who
have been reported bitten the last year in Wiscon-
sin, nobody has died of hydFophobia, do we
expect TO hear of any. They have mad stones .
in that State Gal .7dU
II The great foot race between John Grindell
of New York and John NJ Stetson took place on
the 9Th inst, on the Cambridge Mass Trotting
Park There were $4,000 people present The
distance run ten miles, wager $4,000. and
Grindel won by 81 seconds only Total time. OF
winner 81 minutes % seconds. Average time
OF winner per mile, minutes and A seconds.
Mr. PATTERSON, of Missouri, the editor of the
PaTkvile Lunnnary, passed through this city
yesterday, on his way 10 New York to purchase
materials for Office to replace the one de.
stroyed by the mob--BgtaiO Dem, 18Th inst.
Hall Storm at IVaupun furious hail storm
of the 22d Some of the hail stones were of nm
usual size. One picked up which weighed
four ounces9 A good deal of damage was done
10 windows.-Mad Jour.
Bounty Lands-The Washington Union saws
that neither the revolutionary claimants, any
other, will have any preference shown them in
their applications for bounty lands There will
be no departure from the rule laid down-each
claimant will be attended to in the Older of his
application.
Ronrored from Otfce-Judge Larrabee has re-
moved Lafayette Towsley from his office as Clerk
of the Court aud appointed l. c. LOOMS in his
stead.-Oaaukee Co .4drertiser
Badly Hn1t.-A young man. at one of the sta.
oies In town, was badly hurt the other dav bv !,
stallion, which nearly tore his clothes off and bit
him severely on the shoulder, chest and abdomen
-.4rgus 6 Democrat
Serious Illness Of Superintendent W,igh-We
regret to learn that Hon H A Wright State
Superintendent of Public Instruction. is snfferins
under serious illness from which there is li.tIe
nope OF recovery His disease is of pulmona
ry nature.-Mad Jour.
u The appropriations made by Congress- AZ
the last sessions. for service in all departments Of
the Government, amount TO ST., 5743 1857.
~ The n Y. Tribune year ago circulated
including all its editions, 900 copies. On the
2lst INST. ITS circulation was 10000
IL Washington despatch saws. tina, tho Do,
ldent was lncensed at Mr.. Perrys letter in raear1
10 MI Sotile, and is determined to remove bi,o
II They still preserve the frank old mode Of
plra U0ce voting IN Virginia. The Know Notbine
platform is also an open one.
IL he River is low and is fallinu r,oia,
above We hear that even boats of light dranaLy,
nave suffered some detention in consequence
! ne season OF the usual June rise however. *
fast approaching. -Gatena .4drertiser.
Proft-The Cincinnati Commercial saws thu,
tour or five OF the heaviest sugar merchants IN
mat city have made about 100000 each. on the
recent rise IN sugar. One house has on hand
5000 hogsheads "-'u
40 Chot1a-Ihe Rock Island papers state that
only three deaths have occurred from cholera ~
'nat place the present season neither of them was
resident - :" as
Davenport also reports clean bill of health
u The St Louis Inteligencer denie, the ra.
ports In circulation, affirming that the cholera is
III that city and assures its readers that the citv
Is Tree from any epidemic disease
u 3 Rscruiting Sation-We understand that
o2t Ia klson has received orders from Wash
lnston TO open recruiting station at this Mace
LOT ms regiment-lNa6ison Patriot
~ The wheat crop of Fond du Lac Co :.
promising an abundant Yield The Union Iearns
.ns, me prospects of other crops are equally en-
u A revolution, il is repor,ed has brol,er 81.
on the Rio Grande, Mexico, ami fftee, bnnares
men, headed by Caravaial and Others. had crosssJ
the river TO Mexico
u There is hereafter to be two mails be.,vse,
Madison and Milwaukee, daily.
U The Baraboo Republic saws tina, e,,;.r.
tlon IS unusually large into Sank and Adams
counties. s
II The peach crop, in Michigan. ba, nearly
all been destroyed by frost.
IL he wheat crop in Virginia and MARYLAND
nas been suffering seriously from drouth.
u The New York Hards hold their Stat. Con-
vention on the 9Th of June