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, 1880-12-05
GENERAL NOTES.

The Appeal will be superseded BY the Re-
formed Eptscopattan, Jan. l.
A Methodist mission for training native
preachers is in successful operation in Japan.
One Thousand Congregational pastors in
England and Wales are reported to be total
abstainers.
The American Bible College at Bingham
ton sent its first foreign missionary to Bur-
nah last week.
The CORNERSTONE OF the new Episcopal
church in Austin will be laid Dec. 10 by
Bishop McLaren.
Dr.. Ray Palmer's hymn, MY Faith Looks
Up to Thee" has been translated into Ara
bic, and is quite popular in Syria.
The twenty-ffth anniversary of the estab-
lishment Of the first Baptist Church in Stock
holm, Sweden, was celebrated Oct. Il
The Unitarians are going to build a new
church in Ann Arbor, Mich. The General
Conference has promised to raise SIC, ,000 for
the purpose.
Over $4,000 haye been pledged for the
endowment of the Harvard Divinity School
Fourteen thousand dollars more are to be-
raised to complete the fund.
The Central Baptist predicts serious
schisln among the Congregationalists. and
SAYS: ~ large party, perhaps, Including
Henry Ward Beecher and his church, will
tarians.''
r1r,. ., o..,rx -, .,,o 7v,,,,.,. p,->-
tist Foreign Mission Association OF Chicago
will be held at the University Place Church,
on Thursday, Dec. 9. at 2:3v p. n. A special
invitation to tea has been given by the ladies.
Of the University Place Church, aud full
attendance is requested.
:. .a,,ara., - s-r,.+ s,o,;s,,,,o ae
III. 81 =! gna - ,sratsst oe,oin.f m. tha
Sets ai,s;,n ne,I H. nf ,tica % p9ar az hmndrn3
9stae .,n, " t sl '-,tt, nsT tha
ue!egate9 menG ptesF"is % 1epaesTrh@ ;rI,n ,oan7
t;nvrrn1nent fearing an insurrection. refused
the large theatres, The final demonstration.
was an orderly but Intensely earnest OPEN.
air meeting
ur,,a p,h;aa. 1a p,.,a5v IN +ho cr,,rt
fnle o. pamphles on Me fsenGf s;i,,; =; 1t1 no
El.sha LMase, Q! N1 Nest hake ss staeet, Mnl-
Gage. ins supect - taeasto .ro' @ ,hti,,se
loEico-splfltnal stanopo1nt, anu HouotIIss .iss
,.t1o ;n sr..eniotin5 m tha laws of slevat
nnn,nnt as annjnd to man and his destiny.
49,, 80,
In an article entitleo Mlerapoly Cht1s-
lians, tne -aatnuce says: - ~ a,,t nlan .."S
aa1 ',ote ~ @ ,n .llam ~ r;t,.nce ." eniev fnr
his pecunlar5 advantage" and when Ghrls-
tian goes, to reside III town containing
churches Ct Christ he "as fully owes serv-
zee 70 tne Mastet, ah connectm n w,th Sohe ;t
own faitti or order) as II he hao a11eauy
united with It"
A latter from cardinal Manning vas re-
Gently read in the various Roman Catholic
churches Of London asking that the a1a names e:
tending nom Roman Catholic schools should
be sent to him through their respective clergy
IN or before certain date He wishes to
find out what support may be expected tor q
, 1880-12-05
An INTERVIEW WITH HISTORIAN
PREACHER.


Detroit Free Press
Near the base of Mount Ararat. in Persia,
where the Good Book says Noah's ark first
rested, stands the ancient City of Oroomiah,
the birthplace of Zoroaster, father Of the
ire-Worshipers. Believing that chat with
a native of that far-off place would prove in
teresting a reporter Of the Free Press yester-
day called upon the Rev. Benjamin Eshoo,
at his temporary residence. at No. s. Adams
avenue west A brief account Of lecture
given by Mr.. Eshoo at Grace Church ap-
peared in these columns OIL Thursday last,
since which time the Intelligent Persian has
been visited by numbers OF citizens.
81 see that the HISTORIAN Church is often
spoken of as the Assyrian Church, Mr.. Eshoo.
Why is that ?''
ut is the Assyrian Church properly" re-
, 1880-12-05

convent wona ~. r os III aij ~ tha pa'ice tn
to nve lll, continued tne nam, a. samra ue III,
niates very n1tnappy, , n,,1e are gir1s Who
muets. - E.,ae+d Eiuas ..a'y =, n,vents' and vn,,
nave Deen educatea III tiseo toar ro,,id ~ ~ ~
may Pc qulle sude ant sntS If thav saw nu'
wan 70 ehtei c"nse; rns,,;no m thar
t Wnen tney WERE ha bs.n unhannvl or
Lnat tne a;la Mmns tntad nau TEno,s the general
,os IoMstane d tpeoay @ d - ~ us msa to anyone: bnt
Se1ves up a!a4 are " o en - bo,g aKs,1r tlis
;ae1i9 3Ha h e,,ia tna is occnpied in he.
!s nny, tno.i m.,o1T nna eS ond eureiv. If thav
k I1k " o3I liza rs ifaUas r. il far The pnhiic
IKE thai klnu " HleI,a9 ,I ~ ~ san+;afai = '"'e
eeoVUtyelS Wi um1 SUM- F.encaen said "von,ve
t5s Slsfer rsn,'Eef feory but yoy have
G9t sfated a. me hecona Eatnol'c oMes oo
Well. rsplled c tne Nth; th;e W cait T. .
nave Z Wolu ~ eAplG, sso,,n.1 ,..' 1adv vishae ~
% vocs'eaoa ant mtn 1"5 oaT nnt tail von Tint vn.
esilei t Suasea'. % tnoIis md ina f;athniic
canUn he''ns ..sat ,,niahtv End gives certain
persons cal orvoeatlon; pi nnut,,nat,, uJ gf ff
tnls partlcular Ellsa - ~ nid M ~ s;nf'i MT
me cnll IS 1roln 1oo' u "ooio 10 ''''A"1 no'
10 1o!ow II c..ha,,. 1,,,v a. the hota, >, 7
e,,d !. tni3 H.L no. sna had twn daughters who
sata, tolo lng stae h au n;sheH .MJ nyerv ona mf
we're auns, aug ulat sl'e ,',,'s Is this con.
her uausnters nau oeen mus; 1 tbaia - co oth evt
mon nom, senllment aloo's lilo e''t'oA'e '''o1A'
etSi tsSiit T. ,,,,,,,,,,, ra,1ied tha nm. uhut
not universal. Catholics often object to their
children being priests or nuns because they
10 mol IKE ~ pa't ;r M,! .rtliv " a.]va,,rennuf
nt II pn ;s nnite IT, cap that no catholic parent
ao n. ~ seo;,aio"siw rtf,se leaye to ctid to
entei Consene ~ ~ " ",Lni;, fn;th ;e that
great pIlhc!p!t " tlte EaL4tW .+ .;ns .,+ I III;
you sn4ula oe tst y! es1i tha sarxica ~ ta
sr ,d1,ad tt,;s ;s enniy. the teachinp
OF the Bible. Seek ye first the Kingdom of
God and His righte0usness.'
asked, ssto the argument / remember hear
| ing advanced when was a boy, that it is
| contrary to the teaching of the Bible to be a
priest Or nun ?'' ..,
IF Professionals, said the nun, would
study the Bible more, and not take text
| va ward us rs even il we do such triti'ng act of
| charity as to give cup of cold water to
| thirsty man. aid He tells us that our doing
very ground oil which He will judge us at
| the last day. So, clearly, it cannot be coil-
| trary to Scripture for us to give our whole
time to works nf charity. and certainly 1t Is !.
t very great advantage to other people. II II
| lady enters a c0llvent and gives up her While
lug i the poor. clearly The public g,,n by her
doing so. The only person who can lose or
| suffer any Inconvenience Is herself. How
often we hear men praised for having sncri-
| feed themselves for their country. May we
not claim a little praise, too. for sacrificing
ourselves for Gods poor and little children ?'
allow are converts supported, Sister
EVERY young lady who enters convent
| brings, as a general rule, some means with
her, generally about E50o. The Interest OIL
that money supports her, as we Iive Ill
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19
Criminal.

Two masked burglars entered store at
New Baltimore. Mich. locked the clerk in
a room and took away 81 600 in money.
AS insane woman Of Cincinnati
cnt her throat from ear to ear, during the
night, and awoke her husband to deluge
him in her blood.
KELLY, the Australian bushrauger, who
for so many years was terror to the
scattered settlements, wa hanged on
the 18th inst.
GEORGES. MARSH, the defaultinG book
keeper Of 1ibbard Spencer & Co, has
been arrested in New York.
The deficit Of Woodward, the Boston
cashier, is found.to be $4,000 His where
ahouts il still unknown.
REV. IRNJ. CHASE and John Richard, of
Wabash, Indiana, both republicans, have
been arrested by a deputy marshal on
charge Of illegally voting in October
THE recently discovered railway ticket
forgeries were more extensive than was
ed in Detroit with counterfeit Lake Shore
pasteboards in his possession, and will be
brought TO Chicago for trial
SISTER GERTRUDE NERENA, belonging 10
an Episcopal charity in New York, was
fired at several times by an insane man
named Thomas Stanton, who thought she
had bewitched him She was wounded in
the thigh, ankle, and hand
Russell DART, prominent citizen of
Buffalo, employed music teacher named
Emil Siefcrt, who made love to the daugh-
ter and was forbidden the house. He re-
turned, armed with large knife, and
made threats 10 Kill the family, whereupon
he was fatally shot by Mr.. Dart
A HORRIBLE tragedy became known at
Batcsville, Ohio on the 9th inst. Frank
Nj. Becdinbaugh, wealthy young Ger
man, who three years ago married the
daughter Of neighboring farmer, came
home last Saturday night, intoxicated and
entering the room where his wife and
child slept assaulted them with an AK.
HE wilc's skull was crushed by single
blow, and thc; his sons throat was cut by
the edge Of the az. He then went to
room where Mrs. Stephens, visitor, and
her child and servant girl were sleeping
and killed Mrs. Stephens and her child.
The servant girl awakened and sprang to-
ward the door, but was knocked senselc-s
and left for dead. Upon recovering CON
sciousness she gave the alarm and neigh
bors came; but il was not till morning that
the murderer was found hidden in tobaC-
60 house, with his throat cut, but not fatal
~ jealousy, insanity and drunkenness
are the theories advanced to account for
the horrible crime
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19
Accidents.

Tur American House, NJ Central, pa
kotn, WA burned on the llth inst. causing
il loss Of $4,000.
TINE Obcnnucr paper mill, nj Griswold.
Conn, burned on the 9TH lust, causing n
loss VI S3b,ONN.
BERTHA YouNa, aged 81 years, Of Titus-
willie. n. a., was killed on the 10th inst
by fall from the roof # her residence.
louN O'noNAlp, anold citizen Of Cairo,
ILL.,, while working about his horses, was
kicked in the breast and almost instantly
killed
Two negro lahorers were killed and five
injured Nv the cayng IN 1T railway cut
near Orange Court House, VA, on this
18th inst
FaynrrE MCMrtLEN, Of Virginia, who
served in the federal and confederate cnn-
crosses wns killed by the care NJ Wythe-
willie, ON the It'll inst.
Inr town of kcochic, Ia, was on Tues
day evening demolished Nv cyclone.
One man was killcd and ter pcrsona in.
jurcd,
A CnICAao Sister Of Charity who went
to Sheffield Indiana, 10 nurse II smallpox
patient. returned only tn enter the hospi-
tat'with the same disease.
MONTREAL reports gale which dc
molishcd 4 three. story building causing
loss of Slb,OoO, and blew 4 pedestrian
from the wharf into the st. Lawrence;
he was drowned.
! A TERRIFIC storm swept the Gencsec
| valley ut New York on the 9th inst The
roundhouse nj Canadaigua was, totally
wrecked, and three locomotives were bur.
| led in it, ruins. In Rochester the wind
attained velocity 81 touy-fvc miles an
| hour.
rus danger u trihing with rcvolycrS
received bloody illustration Thursday
last nj buffalo, whore James Kelly wa.
shot dead BY Miss rinnie Bryan, neither
believing the weapon 70 hc loaded,
nuRlNo republican celebration " SAT,
lIarhor, Penn, u small cannon exploded
killing James Taylor and John Aumcnt
Mrs. Thos Crow, Mrs Elmer and Eliza
Funk were seriously injured Funk wa
firing the cannon, and ny the charge failec
10 explode, hc reloaded With the resu
mentioned
WILLIE BrRSs, 4 years old. and Charlie,
Zclenka, living III m outlying ward Y
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19

CHICAGO, Nor. Is Flour Qut, ana In
changed. Whea. Active hut lower. 40. . red
winter, l,o31, a l.O3', M. 9 Chicago spring,
l.O3'4 u l.O4 for seller cash; l,od. tor seller
pcccnbcl I.ojA a l.o5!s forscllcr January Mo-
Chicago yltinp 92G9S(s Corn Active bat
weak and lower; Al r for seller cash II for
seller December; T. Tor seller january; 4GA4 "a
tGs5 for seller May. Oats Easier 30ia for
seller cash; So. for seller Dccembcrr III,
for seller January. Rye Fiumcr, 81. Barley
Strong and higher 1T s9a90 Pork Active
firm md higher l3.50G 1923 Tor seller cash; ~ 10
a Ls,2b for seller November; 1920 for seller
December l3.G9i =. hid for seller january Lard
EASIER $40 bid for seller cash; sol \ as. 10
for seller December; 8 10 bid for seller January.
The Drovcrs journal reports. Hogs
Rcccipts 5000, shipments, $1,000, quality
good free purchasers Of best opened strong;
close, quiet and weak; mixed packing 1850
ara, light, 46od so; choice heavy, 4,s5a 400;
Cattic--R Receipts, 5000, shipments, 900; gencr-
ally SteNlcr, good firm, exports j.50@6.o0 good
"a choice shipping, 4I5 for seller December com-
mon to medium, 3.soa43o; butchers 200
a 2.9o stockcre steady, 2.soa3. calves per
head l0a l3c; western active, halt breeds and
natives 3.3oa3So Texans, 2.Soq320. sheer
Receipts 500; steady. scalowags 100; tair Is
good, 5aod4t0.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19

Cleveland, not returning home on the l1th
inst, the PARENTS neighbour and police,
prosecuted search, when ecmebody no
ticed that a sand bank in the vicinity pre-
scented the appearance of having cayed in.
DiQing into Il the lifeless bodies Of the
children were found, covered under three
to four feet OF the emhankment.
An engine blew up at Sioux city, on the
9Th inst, while switching cars on the
Sioux city and Pacific road, between the
Missouri rvor transfer and Blair. The
engine IL n total wreck. Ii had been on
the road since 1863 The engineera and
fireman were thrown some distance. The
former was injured in the spine and the
latter had his skull fractured. Both will
recover. The cause Of the explosion is
not known.
A PRIVATE clearinghouse at Dallas,
Tex, was robbed on Monday night. IT
would appear that a cracksman got inside
the vault in business hours and was locked
in by the officers, and that during the night
he admitted his confederater Several
thousand dollars in money and jewelry
were easily obtained, but an attempt to ex-
plodea safe containing 100000 alarmed
the police and scattered the robbers
A HORRIBLE accident occurred near
Minonk, H., on the 9th inst. As the
KanRakee train was going south. John
Alden, d Geneva farmer, his wife and
ncice, aged fourteen, attempted to cross
the track in wagon ahehd of tho train,
and we're struck by the engine, which was
running at the rate Of thirty miles an
hour. The two women were killed in
stantly, and the man died in three hours.
Tie blame rests with the victims, who
were extremely reckless in driving
4 HALIFAX dispatch Of the 18th inst.
says: About $3.50 4. ". to-day an explo-
sion Of gas occurred IN the south side of
the Ford pit, near Stellerton. All the
miners were at work in different parts Of
the mine The explosion was 50 terrible
M to sweep across TO the other side 81 the
pit, killing all the men and horses within
reach Almost ii! the men on the north
side will be sayed. while all at work ON the
south side have been lost AT least sixty
are missing. Five men have been brought
up and are likely to recover. Probably
forty are shut up within the fallen cave
on the south side. The accident was pre-
simably caused BY some miner firing
shot in Il forbidden part OF the works. The
disastcr occurred at the Ford pit Of the
Albion mines. All who have come up are
likely to live. working party is down.
There is not mech nope for the safety Of
30 or 80 men known to be in The mines.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19
Short Sunday Sermons

Sometimes words wound more than
swords.
The man who disclaias pride pro
claims it aloud.
Report is quick traveller. Int an
unsafe guide.
: good book supplies the place Of \
companion.
Consider rot 50 much your dress a.
your address.
Charms strike the sight, but merit
wins the soul.
Youth looks ut the possible; age at
the probable.
The heart ought to give charity when
the hand cannot.
Everything good in man lears on
something higher.
The secret pleasure of generous
act is the minds bride.
He who labors for mankind has AL
ready begun his immortality.
1t is not an easy task to So regulate
your life that when you come to die
you will have nothing to regret
Don't get soured with the world it
does not mend matters for YOU, but it
makes You very disagreeable to others.
Be courteous with III, but intimate
with few; and let those few De well
tried before you give them Your con
tidcnce.
DO you wish success in life Make
perseverance your bosom friend. ex-
al, l,,. tl,.,, II
your guardian genius.
4 sour Christian is Just like sour
milk. Both were intended to he swee.
but something has turned them. after
being turned they both become worth
less.
If YOU leave the cork out Of the bot
tie of perfume, the perfume will all
evaporate, and if you are careless
about your religion, it will take itself
OIL i'll the same way.
1t is perfectly evident to = well bal
aneed mind that everybody else in the
world is called to be religious, and
equally evident that you are yourself
called to do just as you please.
Good breeding is the result OF much
good sense, some good nature, and
little self denial for the sake Of others.
and with a view to abtain the same in
diligence from them
The true wealth of n community lies
in the integrity Of its citizens, and its
chief honor arises not from the poses
sion Of great and true men
A false friend resembles a shadow.
When the sun shines and you have
plenty of money; the shadow and the
friends are both close to your heels;
and when il comes to be dark, where i
the shadow? and when your money Is
gone and you want to borrow from the
man VINO often borrowed from vou.
where is the friend
Vanity may be likencd to tile smooth
skinned and velyet-looted mouse, nib
bling about forever in expectation Of Il
crumb; while self-csteem is too apt to
take the likeness Of the huge butchers
dog who carries of your steak and
growIs at you MS he goes.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19

ACCORDING TO the register Of Gov.
Bradford, the first duel fought III New
England was in 1920, between Edward
Doty and Edward Lester. Both were
wounded-thc one IN the hoad, the
other in the thigh. They were nd
judged to have their head ami feet tied
together, and so to Ito for twenty-fonr
hours without TODD. After remaining
in this painful plight for IN hour, they
wore, "becallse Of their great pains, ="
on solemn promise Of good behavior,
released by the governor. Probably
had this penalty been vigorously inilict-
cd in all cnsch, duelIlng would soon hnyo
rnnapI
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19

The pendlty Of popularity Is eg,fy.
The penalty of thin shoes is a cold
The penaly of a tight boot is colns.
The penalty ofmarrying isa mother
in-law The penalty OF a pretty cook is
an empty lardcr. The penalty of i god
father is silver knife, fork and spoon.
The penalty ofkissing the baby i 80
cents ($l if YOU arc liberal TO the nurse.
The penalty Of interfering between
man and wife i abuse, frequently ac-
companied with blows from both The
penalty Of buying cheap clothes i ike
going to law-the certainty Of losing
ycur suit, and having to pay for 1t The
penalty of rem, ming single is having no
one who cares 4 button for you, ~
ahundantly proved by the state of your
shirts.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19

SHEPHERD GowLEY, Of New York,
convicted ofcruclty to children, who has
Sccn in prison seven months, was taken
evcrcly sick few days ago, and is
now in tho prison hospital His term
Of imprisonment expires Dec, 20, but
if ho fails to pay the fine $3.50 imposed
npon him no will be compelled TO re
main in prison two hundred and fifty
days longer, or u day for each dollar
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19
Humbugged Again.

saw 50 much said about the merits
Of Hop Bltters, and my wife who was
always doctoring, and never well, tcased
me . urgently 70 get her some, con
Guided e be humbugged again; and l
am glad | did, for III less than two
months use Of the Bitters my wife was
cured and She has remained SO for
eighteen months since. / like such
humbugging H. r., St. Paul Pio-
astf Press
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19
Portions situation Of Two Ladies.
Binghampton Leader.

Yesterday morning two women rcsid-
ing Oh Sanford street, Fourth ward,
met with an unfortunate accident.
While III an outbuilding the floor
broke through, and they were pre-
cipitated below They sunk down to
their chins. and had not several men
come to the rescue, they might have
gone down still deeper and drowned or
sutrocated. They were drawn oat by
means Of ropes, several men pulling
them out.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19

COUNT Won MoLTKE has just passed
his eighty-frst birthday, which wos
celebrated by visits from the imPei"l
family, the king Of Bavaria md other
German sovercigns. The old soldier
is said TO be marvelously active.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19
THE NEWS BUDGET.
A Summary OF Events During the
FL Past Week. 8 81
Latest Events.

T,v o,;yoot in Montreal has assumed a
-, III, forn,
WY ''"''
oohn onhHa d;as, e.. ~ ~ so,a,o,,.
h'n'Se'' '"'"'N ~
snip
STREEfER, VIC greenpach c"n''iun ne a .oi
governor 81 limos, received "po''' GOWN
votes.
WHILE awa,.ihg ,lle ucoiSio'I VI .no ."
preme court, MIS-. browh' 'he lhoi"h"Po'
Iis m"rueres'' ~ ioei''s 10, 'e"''
| THE democratic vote Of Kentucky shows
decrease Of 1854 since the Hayes and
Illden contest.
A CROWD of two thousand people at
Creston. Iowa, witnessed q wheeibarrow
feat by Hancock man, in payment OF AN
election bet.
TnE epiaoot il rayaging Texas Dallas
has suffered the loss Of 4eventy-6ve horses,
and there are two hundred cases under
,, treatment.
ToRoNTo journal claims high author
ity foi the statement that the government
will virtually give the Canada Pacific syn
dicate Sl05 900 600 in subsidy.
Tur debt Of Illinois will be extinpnish-
cd Inv January /, II the outstanding S2S1.-
600 in bonds be presented for payment
At the commencement OF 1887 the state
debt was over ~ 100000,
Tup ;a.ne ar st,mns /, IA noataI cards for
October wa, Inc largest in the history Of
HE government amounting 10 SI.3l2.6.g
Thc cn.t Of the postal service to the rem
oral TREASURY for the Gscal ypnr WAS so :
1851
Tup l,te.t ,anir,nta ia the Indinnn Gem
ntorsbip nre prnsident burgess. Of Butler
Itnivcraitv (,cn y Streipht Con
praas,nan irom Browne. Hon. John Coburn.
and ! M ShnekIeford
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i'.I '"',o' f,.'i'i'lt .,',,ll;.,,, l., ,Lo
r. g. o""',oon, le1io,a"t' a t., nna
"' ";a n,""' n,"r pa;nda, tsr nnnn nn,n.
craj Jobnson IL - barber residing nj
Amcu.ta hrL IIis rnndidacy wns M
,n,ncod INF ~. ,yaok nr;nr ~ No rl.ction
.:Ia.
~ ~ 'nya' 'eNie" ~ l'''''. '..''1 ie
rc'Ne" N"l"'' ~ .m',t'y .'"V M ~ 49," i,1
,.oNn ,cn'lolai N,a''"'' ,.ia., "" ,''' a.
~, ~ 'Rnu1 'u"'pe'I'' n'' AT n's',
ne ua'' Nv wy lo.'' a. rt
"oH ,,oH' "iiiii"n' "',"il' =. IN. : -
1FooI' Wv Pren'u'''' wa l'"''y NV" '''''''
""Wh wy p"S'
lIBDY PRISON went to the auction,block
~ ltichmond, on the I'm INST, under
decd Of trust, u lobacconlst making the
best bid, @,72o. The auctioneer declared
that each brick could be sold Tor dollar
III VIC no''nern G''ict' par " ny wa,
n'V'"R "o'l '"rr''" """9 ~ 'e'''-'"'''''
w. 49,.
JEE Mon, the Chlnaman, murdered Ivy
unknown robbers, was buried III lineage,
on the l2tl' inst, after Christian forms, nc
being member OF the mission school, and
having ontgrown many OF the Suprre',,ionS
OF his race, although not convert, Many
Sunday school children M well ms hlncte
residents, attended w." funeral, Key. T.
church, oillcla'ed'
TnE entrance Of the Northern Pacific
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19

A soAr-EArING MATCH was Il diversion
ut Springfield, G. The quickest de-
vourer of bar Of yellow soup got u
prize Of S.. The winner performed
the feat in less thnn M hour but was
much longer in the hands OF II physi-
clan, because the lyc poisoned him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-19

JUDGE Q. CoLE, Of the Wisconsin Tu-
preme court, Inns been appointed by
Governor Smith as Chief Justice Of Tint
court, in the place ofJudge Ryan, de
ceased. Hon. j. B. Cassidy, Of james
villc hns been appointed to the place
on the supreme bench vacated by
Judge Cole.