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, 1881-08-20


itorc Is n goOtl item, fOr American llefresses
and benuties wl,o would like to nlarry. Eli
rnpcnn rn,lls. l'rlnco Ludwig Sayn-Wistgcn-
stein, II l,lcl,,bpr nf tho highest nobility III
tiurlnany, l,ad ,narric. thu daughter Of Il
llerti ban1tcrnall,c I.tlIontllnt, n cnntiMoncr.
Then ho died, anl Tic wldow continued to
call herself Princess Snyn-AVtttgeiEstcin
Prince Frederick, Of tho snlua name, brought
u suit against ,,gr, demanding tint She give
1tp the l'rneely ttlu ~ well ns tho ,lao Ut tho
arnlurful symbols,
The Supreme Court Of the German Emplr4
at LeiWtE found nRa11,st tho defendant, md
laul t!nWn tito following rules:
. 1. A marriage between 4 t1,n,l Of noble blrtll
with 4 colMtlOnor's daughter ll'ay to q tric
marriage, hut 1t Is n "lhCsnlIaitce." c0hsG-
uNcntly the woman retains lur rntlk rs cotis-
lnnler. :
y Il eivft snit enN Ike brought a9afnst licr
in cnse sle should usg tho title Or crust Of it
noble fn,niEy.
3 Any member OF tic noble family whose
ttlo Or crest IL usctl l,y cDnitllUller llls the
n,illtnrtty 10 bring sllcE u suit.
1t tl1s apply to Il woman Of tnrnIRn birt!l.
what cul IN American cxpect? The verdict
tIaotrtl aboyo Gmanntes irnn tho highest
tribunal Ill Germany. md Il translated !cc,-
rnlcly, ~
, 1881-08-20

y 49,, 9EskN4' u WI 4EFvFt4I,, ;, - >
alargneElto llas q great passion tot the:
jewel whlo!, her naulo signifies, In pll her;;
pictures sliq Is Rllnqst eQyerea Will, pearls,
Tho falpous. collier 10 Ia Ruins, which sile
wears on altlost a!l oeeaalons, Is composed
Of soyol rows ct 'lt1tlense pearls. atl Of 9no
size alsa~ II. matolless beauty; tue clasp Ii u
, 1881-08-20
lifr t,,ut ORG little sentence. II nntlo It my.

x.rv,.i ~, iixSut, irnmtl,Ins lnvit,v ff"ha II
I'D iN,,srsss lint Ercus,,rt, II n Ei,in,,j,jni,
wt,t, t.rt,vf,tcY thrnrfttiiv thn ttnfiv fnmIiv
n.rn,. Me '''''''S ''''''t"'s VIZ ''''' '""''''
,r,i,ors: n1J s'lrety thcy Wifi bn. fDiiHi
aiming iila tiincfs Mt l,nllle. Search nn,onG
yn,tr Ilixj, STATESMEN, yn,lr irrst ,rcnclcta,
hid nrst o,,lfnrs mil y,i, wifi lind Tint fl,ry
lSie'1E t" ""i'r l!ii*l,a,,'ls,h wo l!avs E'owi!
nrntty ,t.itrt. md II Iovnjjir fu,I, Wllnsu sweet
tin psl; "DD yt,u Ike lllut lltstl, t,c,tr:.'
nnlry III iift n,ui know SO little to turn lts
daily enrcs ittn joys: ,.,,ux..,,,,.. !, H..
,,, ~, "ar w. st,st ,nr,,t ni,"iniix nnr
hnsbu1ms. mil rnt"r tiDOm tirnpMt,ice oil
another l,ursri,'s ability tU i,,Aku lifc pleas.
mt mid n9tecaln. II enl!eS 70 tl!nt; Il tiin9
MoMm W .S; VT Msoa ..s ,n.,r, M,, W. s,ns,s,,, III, MN
,vay"s' F"w If MIR ,iinmrrlcss h,,sbau,ls
ever rtle tlng gr,.,t son wavus; they Rel,Gr-
nsy tnSs nbunt for tln,n, uni nrc tllell lost
to y.cw naE lo ,x feaMsts, ;1~ft, wSo Sf 'oreo
S"F4 % S,'"''Wa "','',: ~ a',, % %i,,saa III 11roa nu,
t1,ua bv % t.'ls mn md twS,,tiGs, ~ llt,litlrets
mid ii,osu.uis; lit alut anxious they lnvndo
thc Htrects ami swarm u tile nxenEesi tiigy
H. tin sineGs hlN tno oess M my W., "K. itar.
,Mi,.s .,nis w,yt. vr y, %,im IL IL eycr Md nyr
moving lis enrtii hi ngniu, mn. ti.B thy
sMnt, It IL Ulysses ul!ce nnre. coming HON?
r. lis pene!0ne to tllli fllo 5oafM Tcauy nI,G. ~.
o o,t i''c"s "a'''R' t''''' w LIZ '''s''''s " wiz
Hvr. .nnr husband y In n betng of co1sc.
uuci,ce, n ioytr Of tolltlcr Intention, y iarOto
i'is heroiile III every.iny llte. nld e there +
III ttlnt l,1lsl,a,lti's cor,,Er, perseverance,,
atItl ,inIa,l,ltc. e,ueavor iii t,o strife of ex.
jstc,,ce, It Is tllat nno sweet sentence from
,iearcstY i mntlu II ,nysc}f.H
FinT n lnvnlirr tulssnce in tic worlds
poetry Il yolt can! u,o
..-....-..' =.
| ,',n, ~ ,,,", 49, s'.ut
"Tlc fict ls," sai!t jim Keehe' tho eteaI
New York rival to Jay Could, rs no rc!axed
Ills usual taciturntty under tho genial tniM-
tay,'' the fact Is TINT no matter how clover
and tl,orougl' ,naii's system Of ,s.,..ts sa%ck
epma 'I Iitt,n % ttnforesee,, a a,ul apparently IN.
onna H.,,.'. .'.o s..,,,.n,., t,,"t IL f,,rovar
slsna,lea. ettc.silse ,,a, .s,,, u'". ... aoo,,a
kaoek'ng tho best lala plans lhto COOKE"
.As how?r
!" wo,t 'n for ,,st,,oc n,,,ut , vcar ono
toi .,"I., ,','", "guv ., .i"s, "'H nj
counted 1 on 1 nuklns a hie clean.up. / dis
coyerfny. however. TINT there w,s somo hill
,Irn tntlnrt,ca In thu M u,nrI;rt tint was dlwuys
s "ga,"st ne. i Il ID didn't exactiy ,lofoat my
plans, but 1t Icssc',d tic profits. aoom saw
tint tilore was so,ne operator who was kept
informed rs to my movements In time to
aHe rEp W. pay ;y4 ,"f yn ns aM,v seid several
vince. n M IT, bcsies. i,seti II rs s now hif
dUxcil brokers, niul also gNyc cruss md
:ia'',niy sr.iers II plenty: One tlay, willie
,Mce VIZ. cnitaf> ~ tv mycr XIII ste ~ IF ajrs
~ eGt SteS'ilt % prIyato az eona M tIroye @ r. t. a,I
, 1881-08-20

cHi'raaS tha lilllo lady, swan Ia Ills relief,
turned him bn iiismcis, Nut guided him to
tho sufcty.rol~, w,rru l.c WIS rnal,!ttl to re.
ruver .hiA senses. It IL sN!d tltat thu young
wo,nNt Ia liking III, hur tin,lsscnn.
, 1881-08-20

OF ,Oblu birth, wns tl,e llrst 1u,ly " Ia,utlIur.
i'm il uIbln win Tho s,,cctnrtu ,,f n nlsstnt,
r.,,a,n,in,,,r,, ,,nrttnn Ola I,o1, uot ,lmiahol
1rr st1'"a nm, 'i' ,'sse % Ier 1 tnnI nj. cxu,a,a. %
tlOns wheu size llad decided to dctlIcnto her
lIfo to tho service Ut "1,cr brothers." At IS
years Of npo sl,c went to Zurich 10 stu,ty tho
labor question I'll .switzer'aMt nnsl III tier"
inany, md to sit ut the fcot Of lsnklniil, "the
npostio Of universal destruction ~ md tho
ftrOpllot ol anufc]iy. SAo suo1, rrttlr,ctl 10
t,,sxIa rontIr,,r,l In tho fnitl, NJ Ia lid ,,c-
ccsslty for re'po,!elli'r soo!uty, md resolved
tn 1ose 10 tiIi1 III sutttnY to work. She nS-
s,,u,etl tho nnule of II soldiers widow, md
lu.ou IN ,rorl, Mt tlnity wnres In n fuctnry.
r. .v ot'sr W. ~ o "w.o ~ t,a @ trnort,o w
of tho world. 4 year nftcr lier descent
nmoug tho workers slie wns arrested. The
authorities took two years to prspere ',cr i't-
aasilNeni' @ @.la sl,o "as 1lot tsie', ne.oru tto
spring of lsT. Sho conducted ller own uc-
fctise, at,d surprised every dig by tho courage
uiNl lHtsslpn with which .ssIo pleaded hvr
wore sold In st. Petersburg. atlt the fato Of
tlle eloquent speaker gayo forco uni enpIinsls
to lcr 1loslug words: "Tlln ,.ssoGiat!on VIII
aycngc ,ne, aial its yongeAncr. will bo terri
90. Aet Your hnngneli md Judges na,,ssa. ;
Tint forco Is still Oh yoltr side. Weaetag1linst
yua our lnnr,ll might, and that wl! triumph.
Progress, liberty alltl cqunftty light fnr tit.
aud through thcsu ideas no bnyonet chi
tllrust.n Itur c0qucncr nvnietl not, Ald
Sophie flartln WITS sent til labor In tho Slbe-
rtNit mines for ntno years,-n tlreary expla.
ti0M for ,0,lp years pfopagtlIalism OF rovoll.-
t1ollnry doctrine. -
sophiu Dnrttil was tho first, ,a1ul Sophia
vi tie lsuysfnn revolution. rho SECOND w,la
gcu1l .,lgd by Vcrn SnssulttclI, Wllos6 IfAnte is
leriiilps even 1I,Dru familiar Il, tllD West tlIa,l
il,nt OF either of tho others. Worn, who
achieved nOtoricty by tho shut sl,u fired ut
tie,, 'rrppU TO Avctlgo tho establishment Ill
tl!ctel oil q prisoner, 1lUglaioubhtf. who WIS
personally utlklfowl, to ller, was four yenrs
alder thnil Sophia Hardin Mt tho time Of ler
trial. Ilpr troubles however, begun oven
earlier. Wlietl nnlt II years uld she WIS
jtu,,r lntp mil As Tho friend of The sister Of
NutchuIrif, tic Yrlt-kllOWIl cot,splrntor, She
iay tiiore twn years without trial, and after
ter relrnsu silu stWnt three years iii exile, be-
ing l,asscd on BY Tho nplicp from town to
fowl Is Il suspect. Oppression drives oven
TIC wise uMr mad, aid no one eali be s,lr-
Wiscd tl,at such treatment drove tho victim
Into tlu 11l,lks ot tho uctiye culspirAt0rs urtl
ut last tru iIer to shout Gen, Trepolf. Sho
]ntlo ,io nttep,pt to rscu1e, anil Justified her
tlputl Iii court iii b0tng NECESSARY tu Gull Ut
tpntlon to tllo cruJl.y wliIell was pr4lcticctl
, 1881-08-20

ilaw .!uy round him frlI tic stHlshnc swcett
Tnroncd oven aloyu cnvy's j'otsoncs' dnrt,
liz died ono mldnight-nf btokeh hcart.
CAPTURING; \ WIDOW.
"Awny fur ride through tho thrcsts Rrcct,,
Away from tho t'ftE'N lDrGu ltctit: |
AVN fr sn, ,s,. Of M S ~ "esMs w,!,osa oreeso ,,,e
For splash III The hrl!y wave,
Fur the tlnsh NJ u sntl ~ sct: |
Awny " yh'isn'lt, 's srsa ss osy II; fSs fe r ss''uF'
Iu SONS s.lc!. fashion my partner jack wns
MISUNDERSTANDING III II yGry uIl'nsistcssiika
manner IN tho nlce, willis polishing I'm tho
brlsaus on II tlllapl.latcd fishsng.rot, wliirll
seemed nevertheless to l,nve sGllD character
al,out II froua tho services 1t had sren,
snow, .!ack," I said, solem',ly panslng
from drawing my quill through long list OF
l,att accounts, II know you're going to keep
as sober rs IN Atlorlial, and I know You're
not priug IN ba lrawtnx money recklcsly To
arMit.l lIku II Ennse fl nincss nf bnd, tieatl-
mrhy c!Iuinnaza; In fact, know ro'i'rc gt'-
ln. tD keep shy Of nll that set styled Jolly
fellows That It takes snc!, n jolly lot ut
Nancy 10 run with.
".'yst So, ul.l ,nal,," nssrltcd Jack sori-
uuSiy.
~"For yon know NJ woll ns I ,lo," cot,-
tlnuet!, "tlat 1t VIC wa1it tn pull through this
year we'ya got Ia work 1t ouL oil n lttln TINT
will take nll suMn,er, Or, to l,so lnss G1cEnnt
language, NY dear ftllnw, y1n know that
s"' , u'' M ~, sn"l a r,,;ri n,',.t xor,
day; nrltl utmost oil day during this wllOla
swultr,,us sun.utcr."
And s3,cu hnd Tins finished o.nlu went
s ,M",,,. S. =. M .,'., ,,I .,,',,,,,,s "i,i,",,
few additional, pvrl,aps forcible, reIl.arks
uhuut some 0f Jack's cnstonerH-wi,o 4lNtt
fn,lrl tn ronu NJ, To tt,nn-by way Of rn,,ua-
..,.'.,1I,, ~ .,.,,, ~ s. ~, '' -
sls u WIN hs't a'Fea'is sant'
"OtI lnnil, ltlik hero" aAtN he, commence
fnr III Tint sn,,un{nu voice and manner 81. t,t-
, 1881-08-20

Donrcst. delay not.
f4tlIlk hnyo / wattod;
Slntlela FOR tho ct,i!ltiip
t)t kisses balRtetl.
FrlsKtaIilt as rttsobuls,
rllrG ms tho tlew;
Detlrcat. tlulsly nat.
Itu waiting fur you.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-17
Accidents.

AN incendiary fire at Omro Wis. swept
away dozen buildings, valued at $2S 600
on the 9th inst.
A EIBE at Franklinville, n. Y, swept
away Fsrrands hotel and four contiguous
stores, on the 10th inst.
A MAD dog at Charleston, H., attacked
several persons, on the 9th inst, and was
killed after biting ex-Marshal Bowling.
A DEFECTIVE tlue caused the destruction
of the Pool block, at Monroeville, Ind,
valued at ~ 900, on the 9Th inst
The county schools around Oconomo-
voc, Wis, have been closed on account of
measles, and the disease is spreading in
the city.
In a storm at Gervais, Oregon, on Fri
day, a school-house containing one hun
dred pupils and teachers was carried
eighty yards Several children were bad
~ hart. but none were killed.
THE steamship Josephine, running be-
tween Havana and New Orleans, was
wrecked near Ship Island, on the 18th
inst, the passengers and crew being res
cued, after floating in small boats for
seven hours.
Ar Por; Jervis, n. y, party Of la
borers went upon spree Monday night.
One was frozen dead, and the hands and
feet of some OF the others were 80 badly
frozen as to have To Ice amputated. The
accident is entirely due to drunkenness.
TUE three-vear-old child of Charles b.
McAlvey, of Jackson, Mich, was scalded
on the llth inst, from which it has died.
The mother of the little one left pail of
hot water on the floor The child sat
down in the pail and was literally cooked.
JAMES CRANE, of Des Moines, while
walking on the Rock Island track near
the corporation limits; was instantly killed
on the llth inst, 10y the east-bound pas
senger. His body was terribly mangled,
the fragments being scattered along the
track. He was an old, wealthy, and much
esteemed citizen.
The weight OF snow and the withdraw
al of supports caused the south wall of
the old portion of the Lake Shore depot
at Buffalo to fall, the roof burryiug a
train. 4 tire-alarm was rung, and the
work of eXtricating victims of the acct
dent commenced at once. The bodies Of
Captain Burnes and ''eury Walters were
soon found, and soon afterward the
mangled corpse of William Wells. The
remains OF two others were recovered at
a later hour. There were several cases Of
miraculous escape. two men having broken
windows and leaped into Exchange street,
The loss will be $50 900.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-17
Chicago Market.

CHCA6u, Feb. l5.-Flour 49, Quiet and
unchanged, Wheat-In good demand, but un-
settled; No. Chicago Spring, 9S}s for
seller cash; 9S% for seller February; 90 for
seller March, 99% bid for seller April; LOS
for seller May. No. 3 Chicago Spring, 30.
Corn-Demand fair and prices higher; No, >,
31laG37}s for seller cash. 3714 for seller
February; 37& for seller March, Az bid for
seller May; AZ bid for seller June; rejected,
36A a 363.. Oats-Dcmand light and holders
firm; No. ? gilt edge, 32la for seller cash,
l0's for seller February; 3Ol, for seller
March 34h for seller May. Rye-Quict
and steady; No ,, So for seller cash. Barley
Primer; No. . 1902 for seller cash; much
dressed hogs; fair prices and higher; light $50;
good heavy 100. Pork demand active and
prices advanced; 1925 for seller cash;
15.25d 1880 for seller February; 1880 for sell
Ter March, l5,4jQ l5.47a for seller April.
l5fOd l5.62ia for seller May. Lard Demand
active and prices advanced; 9,95 for seller
cash: 9.9j for seller February; 995 for sci
Ter March; 1905 for seller April; l0.l2h a l0.l5
for seller May. The "Drovers Journal re
ports: Hogs-Demand fair; provisions higher;
receipts, 5000; shipments, 1000, light, 55oq
$40; mixed packing, j&Oa57O; choice
heavy, 57Oa63O. Cattle Receipts, 500;
shipments 5000; higher demands excess
supply; common t,.mcdium shipping, 1909
$50; good to choice, 5.O0Gj.40. Sheep
Receipts. 100; stronger lair to choice, i5OG
$50. The London cable dispatch to the
Droyer's Journal reports Cattle-Dul'; one
cent off.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-17

not guilty and stand trial for murder in
the first degree.
ALLEGED corrupt acts on the part of the
contractors for the prison labor Of Mime
sofa have caused The house to pass reso-
luton for an investigation Of the matter
by a joint committee.
JACOB BARR, of Springfield. H., while
riding IN street-car in st. Louis. stood
up and endeavored to cut his throat with
dull -pocket-knife, but the passengers
stopped the performance
JOHN ?. LEIsT, weigher on the For
eston and Dubuque mail-car, which runs
on the Chicago and Iowa road has been
arrested in Chicago, at the instigation of
Inspectors Squirting and White for rob
bling registered pouch, on Tuesday night
last, of money and checks amounting 10
$4,000 or more. He made full confess
sion, and gave up the plumber.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-17

The patent office has just decided a
case against Edison involving the claim
of the invention of lamp for illumat-
ing purposes, whose novel features
consisted of what is known AS the
thcrmostatic regulator. This is the IA
nous platinum lamp which created
such panic in gas stocks about two
years ago, and sent the stock Of the
Edison company up to an almost fab
ulous figure. The examiner decided
that Mr.. Maxim was the first inventor
of the lamp. 1t is claimed by the
friends of Edison that the patent Is
controversy has no reference to Edi-
sons present system of incandescent
lighting.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-17
CablegranS.

GREAT BRITAIN will send negro regi-
ment ttom Barbados to the Gold coast.
MENoTrI GARIBALD1 has been requested
to accept the coIhnand Of a Dutch volun-
teer corps for the Transvaal.
A LARGE meeting in Trafalgar square,
London, on the Sih inst, under the aus
pices of the Radical. entered its protest
against coercion
IT is announced from Dublin that ten
ants on several estates who have hereto
fore refused to pay rent are now handing
in the money.
By an explosion in Whitfield colliery,
England, on the 9th inst. seventeen men
were imprisoned, and have probably
persisted.
PARNELI. is in Paris, where he reinvest-
ed the funds of the land league in the
names OF persons not actively connected
herewith.
GENERAL CoLIEY has defeated the
ing loss of one hundred and fifty killed
and wounded
AT a fair in KiIlkeely, Ireland,
on the 18th inst, the people stoned
the police, and at Ballyhanis the
police charged a crowd with bayonets.
THE Irish land league passed resoIu-
ton on the llth inst. requesting Parnell
to proceed TO the United States and re-
arouse the sympathy of the people.
IL consequence of serious Disagree
ment with King Alfonso in regard to re-
funding the debt, the members of the
Spanish ministry have rendered their res
ignations. 1t is expected that Sagasta
will form new cabinet.
NoN LUDWIG, an Independent mem
Der of the Prussian diet, was challenged
on the 10th inst, By Bennigsen, the liberal
leader, but refused to accept the call,
while repeating his insulting language.
COPIES of some highly interesting docu
ments connected with Russian intrigues in
Afghanistan have been given to the world
by a demand made in the British house of
commons. Among them is a secret treaty,
in which Russia agrees to assist the ameer
against foreign enemies, and the ameer
contracts to furnish General Kaufman
with information of importance A plan
for melting rebellion among the Moham-
medans oF India is also revealed These
papers bear date subsequent to the sign
ing of the treaty of Berlin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-17
REPORTS
A SUMMARY of Latest Cablegrams
and kilograms.
Latest Events.

The Chicago boari Of trade has voted
TO make the initiation fee s., 800.
So heavy is the ice at Long Branch that
people walk out TO sea two hundred yards
JAY GOULD has purchased one hundred
shares in the Vulcan steel-works of st.
Louis.
A BILL has been introduced in the leg
islature of Wisconsin for the apprehen-
! sion of female tramps.
K S. FAY, of Boston, has paid 800, 600
for the Milwaukee iron mine, at Negau-
nee, Mich
THE Chicago common council passed a
resolution that It's members be paid - for
each day OF service.
SUBSCRIPTION books for the stock OF the
| Merchants Telegraph company, Of Chi
cago, have been opened at Buffalo.
| GovERNoR RoBKRTs, of Texas, he's or
/ dered state troops to Fort Concho, to pre-
vent further trouble with negro soldiers.
TIE pursuit of Sitting Bull has been
abandoned. Major Iges will return to
Fort Buford after securing few hostile
Sioux who are secreted in the Ianktonais
village.
TuE attention of the grand jury at Will
nlHGlOn DeI., was Cdlleu by NHiel d uStlCc
Comegys to the recent address Of Colonel
lngersoll, AS coming under the law OF
blasphemy.
LEADvILLE dispatches confirm the ru-
| mors of new found body of ore in the
Little Pittsburg mine, ten feet thick and
twenty-five wide. assaying nearly four
hundred ounces of silver to the ton.
TIE Horse Breeders association of Jack
son, Mich. has resolved to dispose Of its
tr"tting track and personal property, and
offered it to the county agricultural So
ciety for $4,000.
\ CONTROVERSY over some mining prop
erty, at Leadville, on the Sth inst. ,culmi
mated in prolonged fight between parties
Of guards numbering, respectively, nine
and eighteen men, in which one was kill
cd and one wounded.
THE Hon. Fernando Wood, the great
tinancier and author of the present fund
ing bin before congress, died at the Hot
Springs, Ark, on the 18th inst. Both
houses Of congress adjourned Immediately
upon hearing of his death. Mr.. Wood
entered congress forty years ago and was
the oldest in service in the house
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-17
Criminal.

THE poor boxes in the Catholic churches
Of ST. Louis have lately been raided by
thieves.
BURGLARS got $500 by blowing the
safe in a saloon at Brownsville, Tenn, on
the llth inst.
JACOB kNoRR, who was sent TO the Wis
consin penitentiarv, ten years ago, for
killing his wife, and who subsequently
became insane, died in his cell, on the 9th
inst.
FIVE prisoners broke Jail in Charleston,
). c., on the Sth inst, by lowering and
bending iron bars in the door with stout
plank.
JAMES HICKEY, noted criminal. was
shot dead on the llth inst, by the mar
shall at Collinsville, Tenn, after he had
wounded two persons.
WITH the handle of tin cup and the
blade of a pocket knife, three prisoners
cut hole through the brick wall OF the
Jail at Relleyille, H.. on the 10th inst,
and made their escape.
EDWARD KENNEDY, of Brooklyn, who
shot and killed Mrs Nellie Stokes, plead
ed guilty of murder in the second degree,
but sfterwsrd resolved to enter Il plea of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-17

WALL street notes: Rufus Hatch IN
tends to continue his fight against the
consolidation Of the telegraph com
panies; he says there's music in the
air" Jay Gould's friends say he will
make the Western Union one Of the
most active stocks on the list, and Jay
himself il quoted rs believing the new
stock will sell as high as 125. d. O.
Mills is standing under" Erie The
bulls" are preparing for an active
spring campaign.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-17

JOSEPH, an Indian of untainted blood,
the chief of the Okla tribe, died at the
Caughwauwaga reserve, near Montreal,
recently He was educated ut the col
lege in the latter city, and developed
into a man of great culture and force.
While imprisoned for asserting the
rights Of his race to their lands he
translated the New Testament. His
contests with the seminary of st. Sui
pice have made him famous Several
years ago he and his tribe embraced
Professionalism, and he was ordained Il
minister Of the Methodist church, lie
was only 80 years of age.