Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23
Cor. r. NJ. STEWART, gallant soldier Of the


died at his residence at Terre Haute Ind, on
Monday, after lingering illness.
Gov. OeLEsBY, Of Illinois, was inaugurated
at Springfield on Monday.
ADAM BATsHE suicded at South Bend, Ind,
on Friday, by eating the ends Of birthstone
matches.
-*sFEssoR S. A. h. Posi-, editor OF the New
Yorh Jddfellow, died at Ellenville, n. Y, We'd
nesday, aged AZ.
News from Arizona is tc the effect that the
Apaches made raid on the Pima and ella
settlements, driving off large numbers OF
stock belonging to the whites and Pima In
dams. The latter raised large party and
went in pursuit. They came upon the Apache
! camp in the mountains, attacked them, cap
/ tured a number of squaws, and retook most OF
/ the stolen stock.
| HENRY G. Bowen, of the Brooklyn Union,
! threatens to bring half dozen suits against
the Tribune unless the suit against HIM IS
withdrawn. 1t is rumored that the Times 10
! about TO bring libel suit against the World
! for a recent publication, in which the private
! life Of parties connected with the Times is
falsely described
/ INIrAToRY pr oceedings have been begun in
/ the United States Court against Phelps, Dodge
/ & Co.. of New York city, to recover one mil
hon dollars. A capjdS was issued command
| ing the Marshal to take the defendants and
keep them to answer for the amount OF the
suit.
The ferry boat Montana, of the Williams
burg line, colhdod with a sloop in New York
harbor, on Friday, suffering serious damage.
| None Of the passengers were injured.
Ir is reported that large coal companies de-
cdcdly controlling the trade of New York and
the eastern states are about forming COM
bination to secure a reasonable advance on
the present prices,
The Hope wooden mills at Jacksonville, ILL.,,
were burned on Friday morning. Loss esti-
mated at 100000; insurance $4,000.
The steamer Cherokee, from Pine Bluff for
| New Orleans with $50 bales of cotton saved
IRON the wreck of the steamer Little Rock,
sunk in Silver Lake on Wednesday, and will
prove total loss. She was valued at SIG, 900.
The Committee OF the Society Of the Army
Of the Cumberland on designs and location of
! the Thomas equestrian statue have deter
mined to invite artists of the country to sub
mt models and specifications with estimate OF
cost to the committee at Pittsburg on the 18th
! OF September next.
THR schooner Congress foundered at sea
sixty miles of Rockport, Texas, not long since,
and all hands except two were lost.
! The Board of Underwriters of Oswego have
| increased their rates Of insurance 30 per cent.
to take effect Immediately. This is an increase
over the tariff adopted on the first of January.
THE jcwclry store OF Efeurster & Co., 701
South Halstcd street, Chicago, was robbed on
| Thursday night OF seventeen silver watches,
! one gold watch, ana $500 in jewelry.
Abroad.
A POLITICAL conte renee will be held at CHS
clhurst Thursday, when the oxpedency of a
formal PROCLAMATION from the Empress and The
status of the Prince Imperial will be consid-
cred.
The difficulty with the Pennsylvania coal
miners has been settled and work resumed.
TIM old liberty bell has been removed from
independence Hall to the vestibule, where it
is to stand for the future.
TIE news Of Napoleon's death caused no
excitement in Corsica. The family mansion
OF Bonaportes at Ajaccio is draped in mourn
ing.
MARSHAL BAzAINE is deeply affected by the
death of Napoleon. The news rendered him
quite i'll.
TaE Prussian Cross Gazette contains Bit
ter article against England. 1t considers the
invasion of Kcdive by the Russian troops, the
negotiations of Prussia with Portugal for the
acquisition of Delgoa Bay, and the measures
/ taken by the United States in regard to the
| Sandwich Islands, as 80 many attacks on the
/ prestige of England. The article alludes to
/ Russia and the United States in u compliment
tary manner, and ;utimates that these powers,
combined with Germany, might divide the
world between them.
luE Empress Eugenio viii soon issue pro-
clamation to the French people, announcing
that she assumes the Regency, being the
Princes mother.
THE creditors of Bowlcs Brothers in London
have proved IN the Court of Bankruptcy claims
against the firm to the amount Of $50 600.
Turns has instructed the Marquis de
Bonneville, French Ambassador at Vienna, to
convey to Prime Minister Audrassy an express
sion of the deep regret of the French Govern
ment ut the indiscreet publications IF the
Duke dc Grammont.
MARSHAL MACMAHON reports 20 President
Theirs that the army is not affected by the
death of Napoleon, There are Bonapartists
among the officers, but no party which sup.
ports the Napolconic dynasty in the army
A BODY of Carlist insurgents was defeated at
. Pampeloua, Spain on Thursday.
TIM Independence Beige publishes a letter
1 from Count Won Bcust in answer to the asscr.
tons of the Duke dc Grammont. The Count
, shows that Austria tried to dissuado France
/ from going to war with Prussia, and reserved
her right to remain neutral France after