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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-03
Farms For Sale.

wIslI,g 10 a. angc my business offer for spic
nj n bargain: Duc farm Of ~ acres Hll fenced
co acres under cultivation. thc balance Goed
pasture There IS on il acres 0i heating ~
rlUrd aud nrrcs Ut Young orchard. ~ lars
spTiup Good welt In thr yard and plenty -
,tot,'; water IN pastures timber spheient iof t'a
faria
Also 2e0 acres with honsc md tinbiHs, -
acres under cultivation 40 acres capable q ca.
tyatiou balnuce good pasture and timber iaud.
There il post and 10 timber enough on li" place
~ pay f1r II. three good springs on the ahd.
Ma 2Gy acres Of Whlch ~ acres ARE uuaar rIlr
ovation he balance good pasture, plenty q
timber and good water Two dwelling HnGscS,
staEEff graunrics tNr. VIII b. sold cheap Nuh uH
easy forms ANY one Wishing % ppfGNh+t
Gtffa are particularly requested 20 maze per
soral examination OF ans property heipfc pun
chasing el.eNbprp. HEA ~ ~ Milan.
Wyoming, Nls. y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-03
CHICAGO & Northwestern Railway

Time Of departure Of passenger trains from
Freeport,
Leave for Chicago and the East~....."..9o 200 A. u;
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The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
General Foreign News.
LONDON, Sept. l, 1881

LONDON, Sept. l, 1881.
A serious fire occurred at Rouen,
France, yesterday. The damage Is est'-
mated ct 800 DOOR.
The Ham mburg- American line steamer
Sneyia, which sailed from Havre tor
New York yesterday. took ont Ioi ,eoo Id
gold.
aTae Pail Nall Gazette In Its financial ar
UcIe says IL hears that f8OO. .OVV in gold
we've quietly shis ped to america from
Hamburg on Tuesday.
The Daily News berlin despatch says
the socialist deputy, Herr Babel has been
at Frank tort recently and was continual
Iy under The eyes OF the police whlie
The release tfthe Russian officers who
were detected while esurfeptitlously In
specting the fvrtincatious in Galicia re-
Gently was by the special order OF the
Austrian Emperor.
The Standaid, IN Its financial article,
| says it is estimated that the value OF the
| gold obt lined In oren mari ct Yesterday,
| for shipment on TO morrow's steamer,
| does not fall far short OF lOn.t,0f.
| A dispatch from Berlin says :-"l e
Emperor WillisD was on horseb OK
three yours esterday at the ibspection
of trooIs. He seems to have completely
recovered from his recent u mess.
The Duty NetUs' say $ 1t IN announc.
ed that in The approaching Consistory 81
the Vatican Mar. Freppei, well known
/ for his hostility to the rench govern
ment. will be nomtuated cardinal."
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
Robbers who Will Murder.

WHITEHALL, NJ Y, August 3O.-The
dwelling houses here of Ii. A. Grisw0ld
and A. q. Hppson were entered by bur-
glars last night, and yaiuables amounting
TO over $1,000 were taken. Two suspl-
cious-l ookinR men boarded asouth bound
tfsin at Comstock's, seven miles distant,
at o'clock. and an order was telegraph
cd for their arrest at NJ Mechanicsviile.
Two officers who attempted to arrest
them there were shot, and 1t IL feared
htat one of the officers is fatally wound
ed. The silverware, jewelry, watches,
etc, stolen, were found on the tram.
The train was crowded with passen-
gers who had no idea who was with them
or what was to happen. Post is . Large
man and anythiog but coward, as the
result will show. He walked up to one
of the men and deliberately pulled the
ticket oal OF hts hat to see whether 1t
read ALBANY" or no. The man knew
or sus pected who Post was and forth with
drew a revolver and fired, inf citing an
ugly wound In the neck. Post quietly
returned the compliment, amid the Wild
est excitement OF the passe ngers, and hit
the man in the forehead. Meanwhile
his companion had hei from the car and
he undertook to follow, but fell exhaust
cd from the loss OF bloud. Post pounced
npoD him, and forgetting his duty IN an
officer began beating him In such man
ner tha. tue bystanders thought he would
kali btm had they not been se. arated.
The companion while running was shot
In the neck with musket by farmer
aud surrendered at discretion.
Both prisoners were taken to Ballston
and lodged In Jail. The property taken
at Whitehall was all recovered and Is
said to be valued at $1,000. A despatch
from Mechanicsville says the names given
by the criminals are Lewis Proctor aud
John Murray. Officer Post was woun
ded 10 the breast very slightly and in
the neck, not dangerously. J. K. Far
mum, citizen, was wounded. The ball
entered the lover end Of the shoulder
blade and was cut out. The wound 10
not serious. Proctor, one Of the bur
glars, was shot In the back OF the neck,
not fatally. There is strong talk OF
lynchlng both burglars. One OF the
prisoners said TO reporter that II bis
paper circulated in Texas he would like
him to publish the fact that Proctor aud
his friend were arrested In New York
State. The man who gave his name a
Proctor seemed to be about twenty-six
or twenty-seven years Of aye and abou,
| five feet six inches In height. He wsi
rather slimly built. His companion wai
a broaa-shouldered giant, about six feel
tall aud about thirty.fve years OF age,
The silgerware, jewelry ard watches
stolen were found on the train.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
the Hurricane Mt Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Ga, August 80. The
hurricane which visited this city aud
vicinity on Saturday evening was very
destructive. The shipping on the
river was torn loose aud thrown on the
banks, and there were innumera ble
collisions. Vessels are ashore all down
the river to Tybee. At 1.bee great
destruction was wrought. The Ocean
House escaped, but most of the cot
tages were blown down or injured. -
The sojourners on Tybee Island we've
in terrible peril all night long. The
steamship Dessong, which was made
famous by her trip from Egypt with
the New York obeiisk, lef. here Thurs
day for New York aud returned last
evening in disabled condition. A
number of wrecks arc repor ed along
the coast. The revenue cutter Bout
well is iu the marsh back of Fort
Pulaski, and a number of other vessels
are ashore In The vicinity of Tybee.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
A chester County Nonoxenarian.

The West Chester Republican Of
yesterday says:-It is with regret
that we are called upon to announce
the death of John Valentine, we'll
known citizen of this county, who died
at his home in Marlborough on Mon
day last. He had attained to the ad.
vanced age of ninety five years, aud
during his long life be took an active
interest in general affairs, and was
highly respected by large circle OF
friends. In politics he was was an
ardent Republican, and at the last
general election he went to the polls
and cast his ballot for Garfield. Sew
eral .af Mr.. Valentines family have
attained to positions of considerable
prominence, one son havint, formerly
and for several years, been Mayor
of Wilmington, while another, John
X. Valentine, is at present Unitet
States District Attorney of Philadel
phia. The deceased was the fathel
of Hon. Joshua y. Valentine of this
city as most of our readers will under
stand from the above.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
Drovnisg Ca.es At Chester

CHEsTEN, August 30--William Mills,
cilizen OF Linwood, employed In con-
slrncting wharf foundation at the up
per end of Tinicum Islsnd, few miles
north of this place, was accidentally
drowned last night while sculling his
boat around the place where be was
working. His fellow-workmen went
TO his rescue, but they were unable to
render any assistance OF resuscltation.
He leaves wife and several small chill
dren. Coroner Quinby's inquest to-day
developed nothing but the above facts,
and verdict was rendered In accor-
dauce Herewith.
Freddie Fry, aged IA, living with hi,
parents on Norris Street above Third
Street, strollsd away from home, ane
while walking on raft logs at Chester
Dock this afternoon made misstep ant
tell iuto the water and Was drowned
His body was recovered at $50 o'clocl
this evening and is in possession OF th'
Coroner. s.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
Probable murder Of q Man Who
Was Insuredt0 u Large Amount

was Ambureuto - A1AHSe
WILKEsBARRE, August 30.--Jobn
Sheridan, a coachpaD, aged 65 years,
whose body was found on Saturday
morning last In hogshead of rain wa
ter near the repair shops CT the Penn
sylvania Coal Company, at Pittson,
where he was employed, was hastily
buried on Sunday, before any noti1ca-
tion OF bis death was sent to The County
Coroner. The Coroner was notified hat
persons who had viewed the body before
It's burial saw marks of violence On the
head of the deceased. The Coroner,
DIR. Spayd, has determined to Lave the
| body exhumed 70 day for The purpose OF
holding an inquest. There is almost
| positive evidence that Sheridan was
| Ia, eely insured in the graveyard COM
panies, and this fact Is what leads to the
suspicious that he was mu5de cred.
The motive to kill somebody In this
section will he better understood when
1t Ia stated that in districts where
hundreds Of poor men are actually de-
nying themselves and their families
the commonest necessaries of life in
order to pay the constant assessments
made by the companies, not subject
has died, and hence there have been
no disbursements made. It is q fact
that some Of the companies are quite
anxious for the death of an old man
or two, because they strongly desire
to disburse few dollars in order tina,
their business may be sustained. Il
is shown, therefore, that the compa'
MES and the policy-holders here
abouts just now have mutual inter
est in the early death OF somebody.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
ON the Track of the Hurricane.

FERNAHDINA, FLA, August 3d.
Mallory's steamer City OF San Antonio
put into this port last night to clear
her discharge and bilge pumps and
iasten down tho after~boilsr. In the
storm of the 27th instant he iron shut
teis were stove in and the saloon
flooded from aft to bulkhead. She
will make the necessary repairs and
proceed to Calves, on At once. Captain
burrows reports that the storm was
the N ost terrific he has ever experi-
enoed.
PoRT ROYAL, 3. G. Aug 30.--Capt.
Hines. OF the steamer Western Iexss,
reports the Martins Industry Light
ship gone, and all the buoys to Port
Royal shifteh.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
A DARING ROBBERY.
A New York Banker Gagged and
Robbed Early fn the Evening.

Robbed Early fn the Evening.
MoNTcLAiR, N. j., August 3d.
Charles Marshall, who resides Ia the
upper part Of this town, was the victim
of daring robbery OH Saturday night.
He was GU bis way home from New
York at the time the robbery occurred.
He reached the depot at Monlclair at
about hslf-past six aud started up the |
mountain 20 his bore. As he was walk
lug along private Iootpath, about three |
feet wide, that leads up to his house he
noticed three men on the side OF the road
on the sward. Two were kneeling down,
while the third was standing. As he ap-
preached them the one that was stand
ing sprang Into The middle Of the rosd 10
fIont Of Mr.. Mashali drew back his hand
and threw about half pound If red
pepper into his face. Mr. Marshall mo-
ticing, the action, had time before the
pepper struck him to partially close his
eyes. He thus received only little OF
the pepper into his eyes.
The Two others then also sprang out
Into the pathway and the three knocked
Mr.. Marshal down. Cne OF them held
hun by The hair of the head while the
other struck him iu the stomach aud
then kDeit on him TO hold him down.
| The third then proceeded to go through
Mr.. Marshail's pockets. On his com-
menclng to struggle aud shout for help
the villain that was searching him drew
q kgife aud said; 'lf you shout III
run the kuife through you. I'll kill you."
Mr.. Marshall raised his loft hand to
ward him off when the ruftian made u
lunge at him with the knife, making an
ugly cash In the palm OF his hand. Re
then took copy OF the Telegram OF
Saturday evening, which MIR. Marshall
had been carrying, and made . gag OF II,
holding 1t In his mouth with one hand
while he proceeded TO rifle his pockets
with the other. They obtained $l0s,
sos of which belonged to his employers.
They also attempted 10 take his watch,
but the chain broke. The robbers then
becoming frightened at some noise ran
away, breaking through the bushes that
lined the road and proceeded along the
side OF the mountains. Mr.. Marshall,
although blinded by the pepper aud SUI
fering terribly from the pain, proceeded
up the road, calling for assistance. Aft.r
be had proceeded about fif.y feet he was
met by some of bis neighbors, who had
heard his shouting. He related what
had occurred and then proceeded TO his
house, where he was attended By ply
sician.
The men we're captured, one Of them
beiug shot in the neck with musket by
farmer, and were lodged In The Jail at
Ballston. They gave their names az
Lewis Proctor and John Murray.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
Largest Land owner ON tho c
- meuf cvNti-

Largest Land owner ON tho C..
- ment. "Sl'
From The Reno te ev.l Gazette.
Colonel Dan Murphy, of hal,so,,.
Station, Elko county, came to ~,
ifornia in 1874 and NAV be sa,s oSil-
have made the county pay we'll ~ ~
his time. Hc is now probablu ,s ,or
largest private land owner on tbis IN ene
tinent. He has 1000. 600 acres f of Ion, ,sa,
In one body iD Mexico, 0,OOO in 1aa nv
vada and $4,000 In California NJ, ~
Mexican grant he bought four vaa,s m,s
ago for $500, 600 or five cents an sea,s soao
It is sixty miles long and coyera o, "
beautiful country of hill and yallar
pine timber and meadow land !,
comes within twelve miles of the o;,1 ~
OF Durango, which is to be a station % w
the Mexican Cenlral. Mr.. Murnbu
raises wheat on his California lana
cattle on that in Nevada. He ao,
%, 600 sacks last year and ships a OS ,OS
head OF cattle a year right along. ''
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
Personal.

Ex-Counciiman Peter B. Huested, the
well-known pork hatcher, OF this city.
has removed 10 Atlantic lily N. J .,where
lie will engage iu the bakery business
His stall IN the Second street market has
been take n by Amos Poole.
Anna Louise Carey, the famous vocal
ist, has be en- engaged ts appear mere IN
concert, al the Grand Opera House, on
Nov. 10th, with the Boston emple Quar-
Ieite Glee Club. unds r the auspices of Al
fled Edgar Best.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
Newark Letter,
PERscNAL--- SCHOOL oPENINo--ANNr-
vERsARY CELEBRATION, ETC.

PERscNAL---s SCHOOL oPENINo--ANNI-
vERsARY CELEBRATION, ETC.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
NEWARK, Del, Aug. 81, 1881.
Mr.. John Wade and wife returned
home from their trip TO Maine yester-
day evening.
The public schools of this place will
commence again on Monday, the
academy aud college on Wednesday.
The trees in the college yard have
been trimmed of their lower branches,
adding very much to the appearance
| of the campus and also affvrding a
much finer view Of the college.
The health OF Rev. J. A. France
having considerably improved he took
charge of the pulpit at Lahdenburg,
Pa, on Sunday morning, and in the
afternoon administered sacrement at
Flint Hill NJ. E. Church. Rev. Mr..
Quigley of the above named charges
preached here both morning and
evening.
The Diamond State Band will cele.
brate its second anniversary on Thurs
udy thO Cbn tnnt.t ot AAphU"ooa 4 Ah
The colored band OF Wilmington ii
expected to be present. raker
altogether they expec. to have goot
, time. The charge OF admission Il
i the park 10 10 cents.
Rain is very badly needed, not onl
to lay the almost intolerable dust, bu
D to freshen vegetation which is keenl
feeling the severe effects of til
drought.
The carelessness Of some people q
y the, p, W. g. 3. depot will result
= the loss OF life some time IL more re
; striction is not put on their actions.
3 Tue Fair Hill base ball club Is anx
il ious to try their skill again with u
"A Actives Of this town. A game wi
1t probably be arranged 20 take place in
20 few weeks. .4
n. Newark has been without tailt
T. for over Ave months. Surely there
" a good opening for some one who vi
8, derstands the business thoroughly.
The .fsts champstrs on Thursdi
a. evening last netteu the sum OF $123.'
I'd As the xpenses are small good bi
Id ance will remain.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
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isLast Dose.

Said sufferer from kidney troubles,
when ssked to try kidney Wort. IN II u
try It but 1t will be my las: dose. The
man get we'll, and is now recommending
the remedy to all.
When arrangement Of the stomach acts
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The daily gazette., 1881-09-01

WALL STREET Y YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
were very dull and heavy. Last prices
were to Q per cent below Tuesdays
closing, but final transactions were at q
fractional recovery and the market was
firm. Call loans ruled at Q per cent.
with transactions a. 1882 premium. Ex-
change was quiet.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
WINSTON, Forsy tn Co., N. g.

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thanks for your wonderful Hop B,tters.
1 was troubled with dyspepsia for five
years previous to commencing the use OF
your Hop Bitters some six months Ego.
Ny cure has been wonderful am pas
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place, and my whole congregation can
testify to the great virtues OF your Bit
tiers. Very respectfully,
REy, a. FRRRBEE,
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
sPECIAL NOTICE.
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The daily gazette., 1881-09-01

During a disturbance between
white and black men at a dance in
Point Coupee Parish, Louisiana, on
Monday evening, one white man
was killed and another mortaly
wounded. Several negroes were sbot
but rot taally. 1t is said that tbe
whites were trying to preserve the
peace. About twenty Of the colored
men were arrested. ]. H. Burton who
killed John Dent about two years
ago, was fatally shot while re.
sisting arrest in Vicksburg, on Mon.
day night.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
STOCKS.

BID ASKkI'
First National Bank. ...........l5 l&
National Bank Of Delaware. ..5lo oS o5y
National BaLk OF VIII. & Bdw'n. 65~ %
Union National Bank........." 49 20 so
Farmers Bank 70 ~
Phila. Wilmington q Bait. n. N VA So 90
Delaware II. .R...............s'.. 1Sz 81
Delaware Western u. R.... -. " 90 90
Wilmington & Northern II. H.. ..
Wilmington City Railwav...... D ~
Delaware Fire In urance Co... ~ 90 90
Wilmingto Coal q ~ Co....... .. %
Masonic Hall % .............. %
Odd Fellows Hall................ IL
BONDS.
wilmington CITY 8's, .li2h lis
do do 5s.............l0l !vo
do do 4xs...........lUS lo5
Now Castle County B's..........i0o il0
do do .l02H l03
Delaware State 6's...............lU in
Relaware h. X. LIST mortgage. l0S hs
Delaware railroad Extension..lUI i0S
p, W. d B. X. r. LIST mortgage. ~ 70
Will City Railway LIST mortgagel0l iV5
vii, City Railway Extension. 10y Ivy
Masonic Hail Co LIST mortgage.l Ivy W
delaware City AS. ..-lV4ta ho
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01

At an exhibition OF hammer~throw
ing in Montreal, on Saturday, Chief
of Police McKinnon, Of Bellevllle,
Ontario, beat all previous records In
America. He threw the heavy ham,
mer 98 feet inches and the light
hammer 12l feet 10 inches.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
THIRD EDITION
Foundering of a Mail Stea,
mer Near Algoa Bay.
TWO HUNDRED LIVES LOST.
LONDON, September l, 1881.

LONDON, September l, looi'
A Telegram received by Lloyds from
Cape Town states that the Union Cou-
pany's steamer Teuton on = rock near
Quoin Point ON the 30th OF August. she
backed oif and founderei in deep water
three hours afterward. Three boats were
lowered. On foundared alongside. Inc
others, containing twenty seven persons,
have arrived at Simonstown. A later
telegram states that two more beats,
with twenty-sIx persons, have arrived A.
Simonstown. It Is believed that nearly
two hundred of the crew and passengers
we're drowned. The British man oi-war
Dido has left for the scene Of the wreck
THE VOYAGE.
The Teuton arrived at Cape town
from England on Monday, landed some
and embarked other passengers aud pro-
cseded on her voyage to Algoa Bay ant
others ports. Quoin Point is near Algo,
Bay and is the scene Of 10 previous wrecl
OF q Union mail steamer.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
Police Cases.

Before the Mayor, this morning, Jas,
O'Neill, ior drunkenness and disotderiy
conduct and committing an assault ana
battery on his wife, was fined " ana
costs.
One case of drunkenness was hned o0
cents and costs.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
From Y...erday,. La,e Eaition.
Reed birds

To morrow, sept. 1st, tbs law against
shooting reed birds expires, and ths pur,
suit of the toothsome little bird Will
commence Ia earnest. A great many
persons we're under the impression tha;
the last Legislature extended the RED
bird law until Sept. 9Th, but such was
not the case.