Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-09-15
LATE REPORTS.
A Summary OF Latest Cableyrams
aud kilograms.
latest Events.

GOLD to the amount of 81 l54 800 reach
ed New York by the steamer Bothnia.
A Two-cENT daily is about to be founded
in New York as the special advocate ofthe
interests of workingmen.
AT the Coney Island races Hindon was
beaten by Crickmore, who made X miles
in 3:0Sl, the best 3-year-old performance
on record.
CORNELIUS O'LEARY, his wife, and three
children, of Cincinnati, lie at the point of
death from eating canned mackerel for
supper.
THERE are $50 cases of diphtheria a
II astings, Mich, and eighteen deaths oc-
Cured in three days. The schools are
closed. Impure drinking water is be-
lieved to be the cause of the epidemic.
THE Cornell crew has reached New
York, leaving Shinkel in London. 1t is
alleged that he received $4,000 forms for
causing the defeat at Vienna.
THE body of Henry Smith, which was
placed in cemetery at Baltimore in 1887 +,
was found SO thoroughly petrified as to
show 10 sign of decay.
BUFFALO have appeared in large num-
bers on the line of the Canada Pacific sur
vey, and Indians and whites are in not
pursuit of a herd between Wood mountain
and Qu'Appelle.
A CLERK in the Office Of the signal corps
has brought suit against Captain Howgate
to recover 5000 placed in his hands to
purchase mining stock, and writ OF at
tachment has been issued.
THE Apaches have driven large herds of
cattle in the Tonic basin towards the
mountains, where they are concentrating
supplies. The Gordon Of troops is gradu
ally closing in upon them, but they can
easily steal out between the columns.
DETECTIVE w. w. ScoTr, of the Grms-
by borough police, England, has reached
dition of Joseph Brumpton, who forged
drafts for 81 AGO.
A TwENTY-MILE race for $4,000, took
place at the fair at Lawrence. Kan, be-
tween Miss Cricket Still, of Kansas, and
Miss Nellie Archer, of Missouri, the latter
winning by haf-length in forty-six min
utes. About thirty thousand persons were
present.
ARCHBISHOP HENNI died at the archi-
episcopal residence, in Milwaukee, on the
9TH inst He was born in Switzerland in
1905, and was ordained priest at Bards-
town, Kentucky, in 1929, becoming bish-
op Of Milwaukee in 1914, and archbishop
in 1875.
SEVENTEEN companies of troops are en-
route frop California for Wilcox by spe-
cial train; ten companies of the 9th cav
airy have been ordered forward, and the
9Th cavalry, Crooks veteran fighters, will
be sent in hot haste from the Platte. A
general uprising of the Arizona Apaches
is expected
WHEN the steamer General Sherman ar
rived at Standing Rock to transfer Sitting
Bulls party to Fort Randall, the noted
Sioux declared he would never go on board
alive He was promptly overwowered by
the soldiers, ironed hand ane foot, and car
ried up the gang-plank. The other 1ndi-
ans had displayed some insubordination,
but quietly followed when their chief had
been subdued.
A THICK, yellow cloud enveloped Boston
recently, to such degree that many fac
tories were compelled to close. The sig
nal-service observers gave the explanation
that the suns rays were filtered through
= very light fos in the upper atmosphere.
So great was the darkness in Providence,
K. l., that gas came into general use at
noon.
EsKIMINzIN, a civilized Apache, who
conducts with success large ranch near
Tucson, Arizona, was interviewed in that
city. He expressed his gratitude to Gov
ernor Stafford for persuading him to cult
vate land and cease numbering whites.
He evidently thought the interviewer
triHe impudent in asking him how many
wives he had.
LORENZO DELMoNICo, the famous res.
taurateur of New York, died of govt at
Sharon Springs. He was a native of
Switzerland, and arrived in New York in
1880. He left fortune of about $500, 600,
after loosng nearly n million in a petro-
leum speculation. OF late years he has
smoked thirty strong cigars each day,
made to his order in Havana, and no
doubt this is partially responsible for his
demise.