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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-07
FOREIGN.

There were two railway accidents in En-
gland on the 25th resulting in the death and
injury of twenty persons
According to recent letter from st. Peters
burg, the priests of twcnty-six parishes In
Siedler, Russia, had been thrown into prison
for refusing to obey the orders OF the Russo
Greek Church. The peasants had refused to
recognize the Russian priests or attend the
churches, whereupon they were sent there by
force In some places the peasantry stoned
the priests, and during the disturbance several
of the former were killed by the soldiers.
Besides the arrests which were made, the
inhabitants Of the troubled districts were
sentenced to be beaten-the men with fifty
blows and the women with twenty-five, while
children received ten blows each without dis
tinction Of age or sex. Some of the women
who were violent in their language received
rs many as $50 blows,
A Bayonne dispatch of the 21th says that
the Carlist Gen. Palacios Vallejo, with 5000
men, had entered and taken possession of the
town of Chelva.
An attempt was made on the nth, by the
Atchecncse, TO carry the Dutch positions at
Atchecn. Eight thousand natives stroye to
storm the works at Kraton, but were driven
back with great slaughter after eight hours
hard fighting.
Three buildings In Ncwgatc street, London,
fell on the 2Sth, killing and manning num-
Der of persons.
A temperance crusade was begun at Man
chester England, on the eth, Several sig
natures to the pledge were obtained.
According to a Bayonne dispatch of the Goth
the Republican Gen. Concha was moving with
10000 men ON Nalmosa, with the view Of at
lacking the Carlsts at Bilboa In the rear, Ser
rano would attack simultaneously in the front
The Carsts were reported strongly in
irenChed.
A Constautnople telegram of the Goth an
nounces the overflow of the Tigris, involving
great destruction of property at Bagdad and
the loss of many lives.
Capt.-Gen. Concha, of Cuba, issued de-
cree on the Goth calling for 10 per cent. on all
incomes exceeding $1,000 annually. The pro
cecds of the tax are for the payment of the
public debt and the redemption OF the paper
currency.
The Eranco-American postal convention
was signed 10y the French Government ON
the 2Sth
Quirina Rubjo, another of the murdcrcrs
of Rev. MIR. stephens, at Mexico, has been
condemned to death
Fighting was resumed around Bilboa ON the
10Th and 50th ult, and some of the advanced
positions of the Car}tsts were captured by the
Republicans, with Slight loss
In consequence Of the lockout In Warwick.
shire, England, large number of agricultural
laborers have left that country for Canada and
the States
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-07

as may be necessary to meet running ex-
penses
The New York Legislature adjourned sine
die on the Both ut.
Both houses Of the Texas Legislature have
passed a joint resolution instructing their
Senators and Representatives in Congress to
support Col. Tom Scotts Texas Pacific Rail-
way bill.
The General Assembly of Virginia adjourned
sine die on the 30th ult.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-07
DOMESTIC.

\ late census OF 81. Lsuis, taken by the
School Board, shows the total number between
the ages Of five aud twentyour In that city
to be las, 1871, indicating total population Of
about $50, 600
A eccntJacksonyine lIn) telegram states
that a suit for 100000 debt and 5000 dam
ages had been instituted in the Morgan County
Circuit Court, in the name Of the People Of
Illinois against the Toledo, Wabash 4 Western
Railway Company. The action is brought
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-07
PERSONAL.

A recent New York dispatch says the Federal
Council of the Internatonals had resolved to
dissolve the organization, it having proved a
complete failure in the United States.
The dd.Fellows throughout the country
very generally observed the 9th as holiday,
in commemoration Of the ifty-ffth anniver-
sary of the introduction of the Order in the
United States.
The Chicago Inter ocean of recent date
publishes a list of 260 principally Westerly
newspapers, of which number 2l3 are given
as being in favor Of, and AZ opposed to, ex-
pansion of the currency. The Chicago Tribune
of the 30th ult, gives a list Of 172 journals, 81
sustaining the Presidents veto, 63 opposing
it and IL being on the fence in regard to
the currency question.
A Topeka Kan) dispatch of the 9th says
the old man arrested at Salt Lake, and sup
posed to be Bender, had been brought to that
city, and had been viewed by hundreds of
curious people. 1t was thought certain that
he is the true Bender.
The Secretary of the National Grange sent
a telegram from Washington on the 2Sth to
Fl. N. S. Lewis, Master of the Louisiana State
Grange, to the effect that he had sent by ex-
press, by order of the Executive Committee of
the National Grange, $1,000 for the benefit of
the suffering members Of the order in Louis
lana.
Carl Schurz delivered a eulogy on the late
Senator Sumner in Boston on the Goth ult., in
the presence of an immense audience.
Mrs. Nancy Glen, who was four times tried
and twice convicted Of completely in the MUIR
der of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Young at Indianap-
oils, several years ago, has at last been re-
leased, on motion made by the prosecuting
attorney to enter a aolle proseY,li, on the al
legged grounds of the death of an importan,
witness, the absence of others in California,
and the want Of funds to continue the prose
cuton.
Senator elect Washburn, of Massachusetts,
resigned the Governorship Of the State on the
3Oth ult ccd started for Washington.
A Milwaukee (Wis.) dispatch of the 30tl
ult. announces that Governor Taylor has
appointed as Railroad Commissioners, under
the law of last winter, j. III. Osborn, a
Granger, for three years; George H. Paul, Oh
the Milwaukee Ne,cS, for two years, and DR..
j. w. Hoyt, of Madison, a scientist, for one
year"
NJ D. Whetmore, Secretary of the State
Grange of Louisiana, has sent the following
telegram to the Prairie Farmer, Of Chicago,
under date of April 80: "a largo portion of
our agricuturists, including many Patrons,
in the overlooked districts are homeless and
penniless. Immediate aid is needed. Please
make our necessities known TO the farmers of
the Northwest Contributions should be
forwarded to New Orleans to II. l.. Lewis,
Master, or to myself"
girl supposed to be Katie Bender and a
man supposed to be John Bender were re-
Gently arrested near Salt Lake, and were held
for Identification
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-07

ers, disarmed and sent home. Gen. White re-
ports seven men Of his own command wound
ed and three horses killed. Gen. Churchill
Of Baxter's forces, with squad OF ten men
were captured by party Of fifty Brooksites,
but were subsequently, released.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-07

CALIFORNIA exempts editors from jury
duty, thinking they have trials enough in
their business.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-07
THE NEWS.

THE NEWS.
Serious Railroad Disasters in
England.
Renewal of the Fighting Before
Bilboa--Carlist Reverses.
Further Concerning the Presidents
Financial Views.
The Vote in the Senate Oh the
Veto Message.
Talk Of II Compromise on the
Currency Question.
The Arkansas Troubles---A Battle
With Fatal Results.
Call for an Anti-MOnopoly State Con.
ventlOn in Iowa.
Appointment Of R R. Commissioners IN Wisconsin
The New Law 10 Be Resisted.
The Crops at the West---Interest-
ing Statistics.
Terrible Suffering Because of the Flood
in the South.
An Appeal for Aid from the state
Grange of Louisiana.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-07
The Crops at the West---Interest-
ing Statistics.
Terrible Suffering Because of the Flood
in the South.
Am Appeal for Aid from the state
Grange of Louisiana.

Other Interesting News Items.
, 1874-11-09

The London Times says: "trhe criminal and
Judicial statlHttcs for Ireiund which are com.
piled every yeAr from Official SOURCES, have been
nude up for tho year 1879, Hnd are now prlnted
along NTH report by DR.. Hancock giving tho
general results and Offering FRACTION! Suggestions.
1t Ii portly volume containing HAAS Of intos.
estinE information. The statement with which
it opona-that orime haa been deci aaaing fol
three years In Buccession-hny, perhaps, boon
anticipated from the Testimony OF public officers,
1ut Will afford not the leHn satisfaction whom
prosecuted in = moro authoritative form The
number OF indlctablo oEcnAea not disposed OF
sunn,arliy IL 9.G2, which III 744 loss than
in tho year before. 1.789 less than the
average Of Tho previous five years, aud !, 92a
lehs than It raB ten yoara ago. It is also ia pet
cont below tho number In ali equal population In
England aud Wa!on. aud lS pcr cont below thu
average III Grant Iritaiu for i've years. The az
coss III the English average IL in tho moro seri'
faYorably WITH Belgium, which Is ucarly equal il
population. Ulster ia compared with Scotland
and no far Az murders and attempts to nurdo'
ars recorded the balAnco Ii against ireland bu
il entpAble homtcfdeA or lnanslRushtor, and al
oitenaeH against hnman life bo addod, the GRIM
Of Scotland preponderatcs. Tho total III 7G il
Ulster agaiuHt 0l in Scotland. In & population 4
equal number, 0nly two crlnlus againBt yoracif
arc reported in Ulater against II In Scotland;
only ~ crimes again8t norAta il Ulster agatnt
lD3 in Sootlaud aud only 8, OIL otfensea ii aint
property in Ulster againBt 1850 In HcatlAnt
Poliee otlenseu such AZ riota aud assaults, an
also lesa nu,neroua in IrelAul, Parliament vii
be glad to tlud that the Improvement In tho lat
ten years haa been III that class OF crlnes vhid
causoa the most anxiety. In 1906 and 1907 khss
, 1874-11-09


inR that - tho contract entored ineo oot"eon
Lako aud HequombonrE Tor tho layipg OF "atof o.
plpos 10 ambiguous in It's terms. aud capable % o1 q
e e.rG sna ~ y f nae uea M n
bohrd are. ,l,at tho President apPotnt commit
nn tnu 20 .ako ogai advice ~ fegars IT, 1he 1eao-
S'si H." " - H. aaoRsea. uu. L.
brn5Sy rnnnso fep4st q me Torn
n.. Ia .ne loIoshS ~. =;
psa On 1osa!s.r sai %; 5as 1as u
Paid on mlscslaneous ord.r. 1850 '''''' oif n
'''''' .-o.-e 14m.o3
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ns.nes lnmn9 On - hsna Mo1:;: :s aes3.sa
rois SaT :msas q carl ss;ss at iaassd:::::s ''
paid to D. q. Hequtmbourg on Lake con-
Tract to Nos. ;...:.,...-.. 100000
1q,s Ssc seni NJ q o0nas ssf'ea o. On i Eske COR
''A'' - - IT, 3''a'0'A''''S ~ NV A'''' 0ooooo
Total amount p.,d. .sao7 M ~
Tin W.tor.ron,rni.o1oror ro,,rtea IT,. ~
thourht npa sfarm.hnxca ron1i ho ,nne .nns no 40
1ittlo to r]arn cnnid;atant arornd n. tnwn IT, ~
Cotman thoueht ditforentiY. Ind. a,tor ,onc
thnt oniy four bo.cs b. nlaced % a. nrsscnt
Al tho Stock Ysrtia. oro II tha cnr.shnns nnc ~
Enetowood. md one at ths northoaet eornnr NJ
tho town. ' -
bourg stated tha, o~ns 10 tSa e faet y tho
telograpll.lipo not being finished ani several
otber minor Items in connection With TAFT not
being ready, tic lost vaa not had Fritiny. '1I liz
atatod TINT, "lf tho town was ready" Hcquom-
bo1re would bo rondy at anv linn tho Roard wou}d
dosire to layo tho toat. Mr. Co}mnp 1aaia \
motion TINT The Watcr-n non1mfsainncr and
Town Engineer be instructed tn make nncossary
arrangements for public test Of The Wator-
Works. Moni1sv Nnv. III innr Iliscnss,nn
followed on liz, snbieet. Il vaa nothfnr Int
ait" aud "iu caae." CONSEQUENT upon tha faar
OF bad weather. tho tnIerranh Ina Ard manv
cIhor oti,.t,as-s n,l SrA. Ntt aot "e.4 oy :,
, 1874-11-09
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ANOTHER CHURCH TROUBLE.

ANOTHER CHURCH TROUBLE,
Cburo,, mattora nrc oottiun To he uuito ns
.,aa.t,e.,, 'so.o ~ hosh ,.na.rv ~ w.
ooNsa''o''a'' ana taofoloEo 10 hoeoan"'' W ~
port, aa amusomoht or ts'eatflcat eoss'p'
Scarcely day passes without m event OF somo
kind whioh sots tho community quite In d fovor
Of e1oIsomont Il "a mt NECESSARY to rccur
~ ~ 80, ~. 40 ..'a,.uao. -, .,norr, .,,,s
~ 4a'o anu !al""'S' ', '1'o.a" ~ "a ,..,.s. ,.
btatement which ovorVpoay feco9nl1es d. pol''B
fact. Tho latest agitation Which haa oVortaken
any CHURCH community is that which onBued
unnn TIM t1}acovarv late Inst wook of Tho de-
us,. ~ =. s. .,.",,,t ~ .ta rrooa, a,,ror an;1 ono
l.'onoy au tno "esou'. ',s W Nv T., .,,;s oi,v 1to
OF tno nsheIS Of oi",on ~ sl',o MI ~
variously estimated ut from $4,000 to 10000.
,xhtct, u.e r1,af1a nm of pums oollootoil bv tho
T,raasnror II liz oil,;at canan}tv.
~ ~. ,-n,".. az ~. .,ror ,,,r.rna
to got 30 doeply into tho ol'lrchs dops 10 atatcd
as follows: Ho is 10 bnsinoas, aud Of lato LIS
spccu1ationa have been unusually unfortunate,
and ho has mot with some !ossoa. Unablo to
nloet Ills obligations. aud probably hoping that
fortune would turn In hts favor and relieve him
from apy misfortune or a'ac1osuro, ne laa boon
tempted 70 sppropllate tho iehtals OF ING oaofoh.
and also to borrow moroY Of yarious Of Its pa
rehioners under tho p'oa thattt "aa necessary to
raise Certain amounts 70 meet current ob!,ga,
Or Of ana1alniag his iaanng fortunes not
known. but 1t has probably been going on
for some tlmc. anu has brought him ~
length to the pract'co OF system of DECEIT and
pIeva51eaton @ en- on TINT INT mas neen MondcrtuliJ sus.
.alnea @ los she pass % Mohth; onaor the pioa TINT
no was unable to collect me pew rents becauso
OF the inpecnnlons condition Of tho peT-holt}-
etb, y ~ a.atea T. tna. no no,, has borrowed hltna
f1ang'ng from Slov 70 Si,euo nom various mem;
oeEs O. tAo GnuFGh, lnciaalne tho pastor AMI
haseIa4 Ghuten omiof1. ~ evMe oi tnese m
stances tno money nas noon falaed On has notes:
upon Wheh no Woa'u got the ihaorhoment Of
some OF t9o gentlomen spoken OF: merely as
matter OF form, upon representing to thotn that
, 1874-11-09


A rumor prevailed in railway circlos last satur-
t,ay tlaat tho Granl Trunk 1tailway lasl finally
bnen intluroA TO sign tho Saratoga agreement.
The nsonts Of tho road in this city had heard
nothing OF such action up to Saturday evening,
aud they wore inclined to discrodlt tbs report, rs
the Grand Trunk mover yot ontored into any
combination whatever. Should tho rulnor, how
oyer. provo correct, 1t will change tho situation
III regard to tho Saratoga agreement conslcera-
bly,. Tho Baltimore i Ohio Railroad will thon
be tho only road east Of Chicago thataill refuses
to cutter iuto the combination. Should t'rls roaa
hold out In it's refusal to loin.a relousleas warwill
DO wagcd against It by tho combination. Tho
baltimore d Ohio however, III corporation Of
considerable neryo and backbone, and will not
easi1y DO brought in. It is very wealthy. and III
tow daya will Eavo m independent lsne from
tt1'a city to the East. Whom. about aix months
ago, tho Pennsylvania 1sailroad Company made
"ns upon 1t, it stood itB ground Manfully, and,
aKhough not ~ favorahly situated ~ at nysaent,
still came out Victorious 1t B not uplikoy that
III new contest With tho combination tho road
will again Win the day. II thls po tlp linn! ro-
suit. the work Of tue Saratopa Convention will
hAYo beei 10 vain. as tho roads haviue signed tho
Agreement cannot for any !ongth Of tlnlo u1hpld
high ratA against low ones by tho baltimore &
Ohio, which would take all tho h,,atcss avny
from them.
NEW TARIFF,
Tho lIltnois Central RalruRd haa iust jesnoA
the following new Ae!ght tariff betwoep this