Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-25
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lin \ r.. was burned ON Sunday Afternoon
Loss $35 600.
Tpr wall Of T. SIMS brewery. corner OF
ri,toa,th ana Dum..inal stseetA fell on Fri
day afternoon, cruz hing Sims to death.
An syracus.. j., on Sunday, the looking
glass factory Of Sanford i Bean vas burned
Loss $4,000.
Aunprw II. CLARK, convicted Of rape, was
HANGED at Newcastle, Delaware, on Friday.
Vo expressed a Willingness to die but declared
his innocence.
Considerable excitement was caused III
Windsor, Saturday morning, by the fndin8 IN
tbe woods of the dead bodyof 9. Cornweil,
eading resident OF the town of Colchester
H. A, LEMMMoss, G. $. Murphy and TWO
others were arrested at LATHE ROCK, ARR
Friday, for passing counterfeit Treasury cefu-
fcates About s25 600 worth were found on
ri. S,spERsoy. a member Of the brooklyn
bar has commenced suit, claiming s5O,On
damages from the Brooklyn Union for an al
legged libel published IN January.
The basket factory at Grand Haven was DE-
stroycd by fire Friday evening Loss, Flz'oVo,
from a steamer
4 LARGE store belonging to Land and
Lumber company and dwelling of a man
named Wensel, in Elizabeth, n. G., was de-
stroyel by fire Friday morning. Loss, soo Ooo
Mns. NELSON Row and her son Frank ded
ON Friday, Of injuries received on the South
Side Railroad, in New Jersey. It ~ clearly es-
tablished that the accident was occasioned by
the culpable disobedcnce OF the rules OF the
company by conductor Rathboue.
GEoRaE HARKiNs, John Doherty, Corneiuo
Doherty, and John Harbins, landed on Gov
,rnor's Island. Boston Harbor, Thursday, from
a sail boat, and took refuge from shower IL
an unoccupied building. During the storm
the building was struck by lightning, and all
the men except Harklns killed.
Ar San Francisco on Thursday, fire de-
stroycd one-third Of the entire block IRON
Dumon street on the south side of Pacific, to
the water front. Ships in the slip cut then
lines and were haulod out by tugs-one N
somewhat damaged state. On NashihBtoI
street, east OF Sausom street. sto'k OF nr'
works cauEht fire, and was burned out, i've
adjoining stores were badly damaged. Nc
on was injured.
TuE pork aud provision establishment o
Jacob Dold, Nos l39 and 40 Michigan street
and ~ md "a West Market street, in Buffalo
t1yethrr with u thrCc-stOry brick building al
Joining, were burned Sunday evening. on'
hundred and fifty hogs were roasted alive
Loss $40, 0O0-partiatly insured
TnE Clayton Republican State Central Com
mitlee in Arkansas has called a state conyon
ton for August q, to nominate candida les 70
state officers,
TuG depot Of the ]. b, and W. H. H., at Craw
fordsy,llo, WAS robbed of$i, $50 and then fred
ON Sunday night, The building was bldI
injured but not destroyed
WIN. II. REYNOLDS, boss carpenter on th
Indianapolis. b. & W, Railroad, was killed b
falling from train near Indianapolis.
Toirpo on Monday voted in favor of adm
the Toledo and Columbus and Toledo an
Southwestern Roads-$2O 900 to tho forme
and $l000oO TO the latter.
aro. W. H. lRoMBiY was killed by a loco
motive on the Kansas Pacific Railroad, Monday
THURSDAY evening VIM. Owens, who had
difficulty with an old man named John Griffin
at Owens mills, near Pine Hlii station, on tn
l.. and n railway, shot Griffin, who die fror
the wound,
Josrru RFssEr, the inventor of the sere'
propeller ls to be mouumonted in Centr,
park. New York
b. GRArz Brown was taken suddenly an
ahrmingy III from cholera morbus at tn
Filth Avenue Hotel, New York, on Friday
Prompt medical assistance speedily place
him out of danger.
Inv public schools in Paterson, New Jersey
. h. oil, ga
ing prevalence Of smallpox IN the city.
JouN R\ruBoNE, conductor, and jamc
Scott engineer, are uudor arrest FOR hayn
caused thercccutmta smash-up on tho Sout
side Railroad in y .w Jersey
FREDERICK HUMAN, wealthy citizen an
highly esteemed business man, member q
the firm of rpp aud Luhman, brewers, Wa
thrown from buggy while ont riding IN Chi
cage, Thursday evening, and received iata
injuries,
Tur forty-drst annual exhibition of tn
American Institute will be opened at the Thir
avenue rink on the ith Of September, closin
on the l3lhot October.
Abroad.
APARIs dispatch states that England, ltol
and Switler~ud decline accepting the mod,t
cations 10 the Treaty of Washington.
rur mastvr builders OF London have con
cudrd an arrangement with the journoymu
and thv latter will resume work at once
other trades viii probabl, follow this eSamp',
SrENcER'S Gazette tonicaD says Empcp
William has appointed three OF the law off
GERS OF the crown % prepare q report ON th
Son hmm hnuulary