Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-28
DocHARrY Register, WIN. SAVER and ].
j. SLRyIN Aldermen at large. All were

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j. SLEyIN Aldermen at large. ali were
unanim usly nominated. The committee
from Irving Hall county convention an.
nounced that their body had also nomi-
mated WILLIAM r GRACE for Mayor, G..
Fl. TRUAx for Judge of Superior Court,
and 3 j. KINNEY for Alderman at large.
Other Aldermen at large falling TO Irving
Hall had been given to German Demo.
Gratis. These nominees were also unasi.
mously endorsed by the Tamnany Hall
committee.
Prince HoHENLoHE one Of the ablest
statesmen OF Germany, and probably the
ablest diplomatlst of the present time, is
lying seriously 4! 81 Berlin with gastric
fever. Two physicians are in constan.
attendance on him They give it as their
opinion that he will not recover.
Some parties who were DESTROYS of
going into the business of raising herds
Of Angora goats in Canada and in the
British colonies of South Africa, recently
purchased herd OF the fine-haired ami.
mails in Turkish Asia The herd was
collected near lsroidt, preparatory TO ex.
portation. a band of Circassian brigands
made raid on the place and made off
with the greater portion of the goats.
Manipulating is going on in England,
and as the weather is very favorable 8
large area will be planted before the end
OF this week, and the greater portion Of
the crop will be sown by the Let of No.
vember. There has been very brisk de
maid for seed wheat Of good quality, and
the prices Of the higher grades have sd
vsnced two or three shillings per quarter
in consequence.
Two steamers are being built at elias
Cow for use by new French company
which is about to open trade with the
United States This is probably the Bor
deaux Company, which has already sub
scrlbed capitsi stock of $500 900, and
whose purpose is to promote the wine
trade Of the Bordeaux region by export
ing large quantities of the grape juice to
New York and other Atlantic ports.
The priests and monks Of the Carmelits
and Barnabite Orders were expelled from
their establishments in France, Saturday.
There were demonstrations of sympathy
with the expelled clericals d, many places
At Montpelier, the Roman Catholic
Bishop appeared at the prefecture IN pom
tificsl dress, denounced the expulsion
proceedings, and informed The Project
that he was accommodated for his part
in enforcing the laws.
The English Government Is proceeding
with the evacuation Of Afghanistan, &C
cording to the promise made some time
ago. The Marquis OF Ripon has tele-
graphed the Home Government that there
Yves not British soldier in the Kuram
Valley, Saturday. This is the district
whose occupation has so long been vigor-
ously protested against by the PaU MAJ
GGzstte and other Liberal journals, and by
some good military critics as we'll.
Three important bills have been already
introduced IN the recently convened and
cecently-elected Mexican Congress. One
provides that the churches and curacies
now held by foreign priests shall be seized
by the government, and that the native
priests shall be appointed instead of for
eiguers. This law is aimed at the Jesuit
order, as that is the only one in Mexico
which has many foreigners in its men,
bership, A second bill provides that the
learned professions shall be thrown open
to all classes. The titled Mexicans have
hitherto had a monopoly OF the profes.
sions, and will probably continue to have
them, as there is little chance that the bill
VIII become law. The third bill intro
duced is one providing Tor the refundlng
Of portion OF the public debt
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