Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02

Secretary Fish and Minister Ceshing and
other foreign Ministers OF the United States
were trans mitted By the President TO the
| House OF Represent atyes on the 2l-t. The
correspondence chiefly consists in q rescrpt
Of the note to Mr.. Cushing, the tone Of which
does not materially differ from that part Of the
| Presidents message relative to the Cuban
| question. Nothing Is given Of the replies
received from European Governments 10 the
advisory circular forwarded by Secretary
| Fish, and no allusion is made to any CORE.
| spondence with the Spanish Government
direct since Nov. 5, 1875, the date of the note
to Mr. Cushing.
The latest counterfeit circular shows that
there are in circulation spurious bills Of the
! First National Bank OF Indianapolis, the
First National Bank OF New Albany, and the
| First National and Richmond National Of
! Richmond.
| man named Edward Williams who, to-
! gether with Mrs Melting, had been arrested
| for the murder of the latter's husband, was
taken from the jail on the night Of the 22d,
at Barbersyille, West Va, and hanged by a
! mob. He confessed to the crime. Mrs. Mel
| ing was also threatened with like fate, but
| finally spared. She confessed to repeated at
| tenpts to poison her husband, and accused
herself Of being the cause Of the murder Icy
| Wilkins, but begged pitifully for her life.
a freight train on the Cincinnati Il Mariet-
IA Railroad went through an iron bridge over
| Spring Grove avenue, In the northern limits
of Cincinnati, on the afternoon OF the 22d,
| killing three men, woupding two and totally
wrecking the bridge, locomotive aud eleven
| freight cars.
| Washington dispatch of the 18th says
President Grant had replied to the resolution
Of the House Of Representatives, adopted on
| the 2od, saying that no correspondence had
| taken place with any European Government
except Spain in relation to Intervention in
| Cuba. The correspondence recently trans.
mtted 10 the House shows that our Minis
tiers were instructed merely 10 read the letter
of the Secretary Of State, addressed to Mr..
! Cushing, 10 the Governments TO which they
are respectively accredited.
| The vote in the House Of Representatives
on the passage Of the Centennial APPROX ria
ton bin was as follows:
YEAs.-Adams, Bagby. Baker On " Balou,
| iauks, Banning, Barnum. Bass. Blaine Blair
Bliss, Bradley, Brown (kau) Burlegh, Cason
Caswell, hapin, Chitteuden, Clymer. Crapo,
Crounsc, cutlor Danlord, Darrsll, Dayy, Deuni
Farwel, Forney, Foster, Freeman, Frost,
Frye, Garfield, Cause, Gibson, Hale,
Hancock, HARRISON, Hardenbcrgh, Harris
Mass y Harrison, Hathoru. Hewitt IN. " Hil,
lloar, lIoge Hopkins. Huhhell, Hunter, Hurlhut,
Lyman. Jeucks, Jones (ky). kasson Kelley.
ketchum, King, Lamar, Landers tConn.l, Lane,
re, MaGkey q; ~ Mackey Ial Magoon.
Marsh Mcpongall, McCrary, Ncplll, Mead Mil
Ter, Money, Monroe, Morey, Morgan, Mutchler,
Nash, Norton, O'Brirn, oliver, O'Ncill,
Page Phi Hips tKm), Pierce, Piper Pas-
ted, Platt, Powell. Pratt Purinau. Raj
ucy. Randall, Reagan, Reilly Robbins PaD
Robbins On CD Roberts, Ross IN. y. Ross
pa sampson, sehleicker, Schumacher. seelye,
sinnckson, Slemons, smalls, Smith pa J. Strait,
S,owelL swan, Tsrbox, Tee,e. Thompson;
(pa.), Van Voorhees,, Waddcll, Wallace Is. 60.
Wallace pa Walls, Ward, Warren, Wells MO-,
Wells (Miss), Wheeler, Whtehousc, Whiting,
Mich, Williams tWisD, Wiltshire, Wood (Pa.),
Wood N. y, Noodburn, Woodwork, Young
lac.
INTERCHANGEABLE Anderson. Ashe, Atkins,
Bagley, j. H., Bagley G. A., Baker (lndl, Beehc,
Ball, Blackburn, Bland, Blount. Boone Bradford,
Bright, Brown tky), Buckncr, Burchard Qll.l,
Burchard tWIs.1 CHhell, Caldwell tAlal. Caldwell
(fcnn), Campbell Gambler, Cannon, Cate, Caul-
hed Clark tkyD Clark (MoJ Cochrane,
Collins, C4nger Cook, Cowan, Cox,
lass, Durham, Eden, Evans Faulkner Felton,.
Fort, franklin Fuller. Glover Goode. Goodwin,
Guuter, Hamilton (Gudl, Harri, tGsN Harris
tia.G Hartr!dge llor,sell' Hatcher, Raymond,
llendcc, Henderson, Ncut}e. Her, ford Hewitt
tAlal. Holman, Hooker. HoskiuS House Hun.
ton, Hard, Jones a I'D, joyce, krhr kimhaU
N NnR Lender, Nl"99a Lewis Lord, Iynde,
MILLS, Morrison, Neal, New, Phelps. Phil.
lips MO, Poppleton, Potter. Rca, Rice,
Riddle, Robinson, Rusk, Savage. Saylcr. Scales,
Sheakly Singleton, Smith iGa), southard,
| SfgnFtF.
! Terry, Thomas, Thornhurgh Tucker. Tufts.
! T9mcy. Vance sohoh Vance N. Cp, Waldron
Walker tNal, waiting. Walsh. Whitthurn Wike
! Williams, ". II, Mich, Willis, wilson as Val
Wilson tlowal hcatcr-l30,
According TO recent Bismarck telegram,
| party OF miners had reached that place
from the Black Hills. They report 200
| miners in the hills, all OF whom were said to
be meeting with excellent success.
Ry an explosion Of nitro-glycerine at fac
tory in North Adams, Mass, on the 26th, two
workmen were blown to pieces
Two men named Dawson and Estep,' In
Jail at Charlestown, W. Va, for the murder Of
a man named Lee, were hanged by mob on
the 25th, After they were taken from the
Jail, another prisoner named Hines, who had
killed colored man named Dooley, was de-
msnded by, aud given up 10, number II
colored citizens, who proceeded with him To
the woods aud there lyuched him by hang
ing.
II was reported from Galveston, Texas, on
the Goth, that a revolution had been started
In The northern and central portions OF Mex
leo, near the Rio Grandc, and that Gen. He
rcrra had pronounced Tor the movement, and
surprised the authorities at parras
The Secretary OF the Treasury on the 27th
directed the destruction OF S55t 90 iu green
backs, that amount being eighty per cent OF
the new national bank currency issued dur
n.