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RUSSIA.
Army Officers Arrested.


BERLIN. June IA letter from Rus
sia says that about thirty army officers,
including the Colonel OF the Imperial
Guards, have been arrested during the
past month. Among the naval officers
arrested is relative OF Procureur Gen.
eral Mauravief, who conducted the
prosecution OF Rousakoff and other Nj.
hilsts executed for completely In the
murder OF the Car The Policy OF pro.
crastination reignss supreme at st. Peters.
burg.
Jewish Prosecutors Sentenced.
KIEFF, June THE court martial has
sentenced three others OF the ring lead.
ers OF the anti.Jewish riots here TO
twenty, ten and six years penal servi.
tude respectively, and two to be exiled
to Siberia. Three have been sentenced
to short terms Of imprisonment.
A Dynamite Plot Discovered.
BERLIN, June IA dynamite mine
was discovered under the metals cose
to the Gatchina railroad station, Rus.
sia. connected with the battery in the
railroad telegraph Office. All the tele-
graph officials have been arrested.
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g.. Louis Elevated Railway.

ST. LOUIS, June 7.-Another strong
protest against the elevated railway will
be introduced in the municipal assem-
bly,, this time against what is known as
the st. Louis Elevated Railway and
Boulevard Company. which proposes to
construct rosdout Walnut street west
ward, with the lines running north and
south.
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EN- CLAN ID.
Under the Coercion Act.

Under the Coercion Act
LONDON, June Two further arrests
under the coercion act, have been made
OF members OF the Mill street, county
Cork, branch Of the Land League.
LONDON, June 1t is reported that
Rev. Mr.. Murphy. priest OF Schulz,
near Shibbereen, has been arrested un.
der the Coercion act, and that there
is much consequent excitement, and
some outrages have been committed.
Bring Out Your Flyers.
Sir John Ashley writes 10 the Sports.
nan challenging any three year old in
the world to a match race ut weight for
age with the Eve year old horse Peter,
during the New Market, Haughton,
meeting, in October next, for purse OF
1000 guineas.
Death Of Jurist
LONDON. June Sir VIM. James.
Lord Justice Of the Court OF Appeals, is
dead.
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Death ofa Jurfat.
MEXICO.
Railroad Matters.

Cry OF MEXICO, June Maj. Fran
els Degrees signed to-day an important
contract for railroad from Laredo to
this city, skirting the gulf and extend.
ing to the Pacific. This concession. like
Frisbie's, is completed by authority
granted by Congress. requiring no fur
ther action by that body.
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THE OHIO aovERNoRsHIP.
Hon. Theodore Cook Given Q Boost fol
the Democratic Monica alton.

the Democratic Nomination
PHILADELPHIA, June THE Cincin.
natl correspondent Of the Tunes in
column letter on the Ohio Governorship,
gives Ar. Theodore Cook the following
send OF:
"The disposition seems to be to give
the Office to Cincinnati II she wants il.
Cincinnatis most liked man for the Do
sition is Theodore Cook. Mr.. Cook is a
man Of considerable wealth, of undoubt.
ed integrity, strong advocate OF tem.
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Griscom's Condition.

CHICAGO, June 7.-Griscom entered
on his eleventh days fast at noon. He
shows no variation worth mention in
manner or characteristics, and seems
perfectly contented and comfortable.
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Mnrisrous Assault.

CrxciSNArI, June Peter Eichel-
berger, an ex-policeman, is reported at
the point Of death from the effect oil
wound by knife in the hands OF Lows
Schweigsrt, received last midnight in
quarrel Schweigart Was arrested.
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SERIOUS MELRE.


CovCkoA EosAy ~
East SAGINAW, June 7.-At . late
hour last night . gang OF roushs At
tached TO Hill and Demott's circus, made
Q descent upon q crowd Of people
who assembled at the Bowery dance at
the village Of Chessniney md commenced
the attack with cluba Angus.
tus Emery, Q policeman, was
pounded to death. Fred wensel WAS
fatally injured. and J. B. Griswold. vii.
lage president, Vas severely bruised.
A man named Charles Homer received
q pistol ball in the side Of his lace and
dozen others were cut and bruised up.
Five Of the gang were arrested, and with
difficulty the people were restrained
I ON lynching them.
In all thirteen arrests have been
made. Eight persons we're brought
down tonight and lodged in tho Sasi.
nav Jail. .-.gt
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By the Associated Press.

CLEVELAND, o., June 7.-Prominent
Republicans of Ohio are gathering here
10 attend the State Convention, to Oe
held tomorrow. There are strong prob.
abilities of an earnest endorsement OF
President Garfield for denomination,
and Governor Foster and the remainder
OF the State ticket, except the Lleuten-
ant Governor and Supreme Judge, ior
which last two nominations contests
will be made. Senator Sherman is ex-
pected TO be present and make speech
TO be the key note for the fall campaign.
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Complimentary Dinner to Barrett.

NEw IoRK. June IA compliment
tary dinner was given last evering TO
Lawrence Barrett, who sails for Europe
in aiew days Noah Brooks Of the New
York TfmSS presided.
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wOOOIN's RULES FINALLY ADOPTED
ALBANY.
The Joint Assembly.

ALBANY, June 7.-Lieutenant'GoV-
ernor Hoskins presided in the Senate.
The Joint Convention met at noon.
The vote for the successor to Conk-
ling stood in the Senate as follows: 90"
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Frost

BAkxrT. vr, June 7.-Tbere ws Q
severe frJst last evening. In the coup-
hy round about 81. Johns, n. B., ice
formed in several places.
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Rexsnus Gutter Ashors.

JAcHsoxvrLLK, FL. June THE u.
8. Revenue cutter Glenn went ashore on
St Johns bar this evening. Her condi-
ton is unknown.
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LIVE STOCK.
CrioARc.

CHICAGO, June The Drovers Jour
n1l bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
2,lOO; shipment, 400; packing and
shipping active, firm and higher, with
good demand ut an advance Of 5CSlOc;
poor TO good mixed packing$5 COOS S5;
good TO choice packing and shipping
IS 90(aG 10; light s. GOG85 95; iorkers
and regular bacons S. Sp(a.5 %; culls
"a 5O(S5 so.
Cattle Receipts 1900; shipments
1000; nice fat active at 5(9l0c higher;
good TO choice shipping % 15(15 %;
poor TO fair s. l6d5 t0; no exports;
early, nominally at S 90(G8 10. closing
with few sales at 81 l0(S82O; butchers
steady; common to fair, active at s. 20;
winter Texans 81 1904 90; through
Texans scarce and 6rmer at s. 5O(S4 25;
stockers and feeders quiet and slow At
So 1904 20.
Receipts 800; shipments 700:
market slow and weak; common 10 me-
dunn shorn 81 O0t64 40; COOL % choice
"A 6O(d4 30; wOoled very dull and scarce;
fair western and Texan yearlings q 90
"a Is.
PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-Cattle-Sales
5000 head. Market active; prime 10 %
al 90: good &c 50taG G2l; medium
81 I2iC98 37i; common s. Jts6 20.
Sheep -siies 500 head. Market
dull; prime s. IS; good 3 81 lS,5 6ei
medium s. 25; common ~ 2;sd4 IS
Hogs-sales 2 900 head Market fair /;
prime 80 0OG9 l?I; good ss %iCas sly.
medium - 37iGs 8el; common sS w
DS %
Cine, q matt Horse aad Mule Market
CINCINyATI, J une 7.-The Gales dunng
the past week footed up 49j head. which
is about one. third more than the usui'
weekly sales have been at the same sea
son in previous years. The average
prices paid we're Sos 30, being some.
what higher than the average price a
the week previous.
Notwsthstanding the number and
prices OF stock have been 90 we'll nain'
tained, il Is evident that the "tnrnins
point" has now been reached for the
present season. From this time on the
ma,ket will have downward tendency
Buyers are lever and those still on the
street are less eager, consequently
greater efforts are 2, qoired 10 al. ct sales
Good saddlers and divert, however
continue in active demand and at excel
lent prices
EIsr LrsErrv, June 7.-CAttie-Re
.ipts ,S6l head, almost alI through con
sienmenis. Market very doll at abou
vesterdsv'a prices.
Hogs-Receipts 300 head: Philadel
pbias t6 O0ta6 25; Yorken 3 60e5 10
shecp-Receipts 5000 head; marke'
slox; selling at 209.sc OF from CLOSING
prices last week.
Cln11nnoA
OpurHAfl, June 7.-Hop-Com
mon and light a ZS5 60; PACKING
and butchers 8 8098 3. Rsceapt
AS head; shipments 76S bead.
DEF oooDA
usv York.
Nu Yoxx. June 7.-Dry 0oode-
Cnrou goo Q rather less active IN h1
hands, bat pr ces remain hrm and aockl
uou,rsIly light; eos-o % hsans,s IN yoo.
reor sts; prints Quiet esA ue.hs~s,d
h,s y ri..'Line voolers in modeeaee Dc
msnd and Asnneis faihy sc I've; bodse.
II A.
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n sv Yofa.

N.v yo.r 'June 7-Cotton- oul.,
and Arm At IL blGa II 7IGe: fu,ures
h.,l.y s,cadv' FIony-WeaL. receipts.
20 OoiI bsyrels. erpor,s ~ OoO. suueriine
Sat. and We,,ern "A ools,4 70 common
to yooJ extrs 81 50aJ CO. good 10
cboi,e a, iOlaG IL white wheat EXTRA
rs 2T9s 2J. extra Ohio a GOls,8 70;
81 Louis 81 GOA @ rs: Mipnesota patent
nr,oess M 2j6ss 90 Wbeat-t,troneer:
raceip,s aGD 600 bushels: erports 23I,.
ON bu.heI,: uryrsd.d spring 8i lO(sl
1 "a. No z spriny 81 I2taI Is. No. 2
Chic.uo and MiIvauteeS Al ieI M 1871:
nno,aJcd rcd Al l,FfI e7I. No. 3 do
a aiIai %. No. 2 10 al 2iIal 2s:
No Jo 81 1ajGaI g,I. unvrad.J vbits
Al l5,ai %. No, 2 do Al ~. No. 1 do.
,al.s 10 600 bushels. al Al 23i(.i "a;
No 2 r.J. selI.r lane. ssles ZS0Oj
hush.Is at 'sI ail6I 2l,. s..lle, July.
sales ais 600 bushels, at 81 2lCsI al;
81 2ltl9l %; seller September, sale,
Ice, 900 bushels, at 81 2ltcsl Yi. Corn
Dali; receipts 10000 bushels; ex.
ports "a. 600 bushels; unsound 3st44Cc,
nngrsded I7(s57jc; No 5 Gle; steamer
aiIs55Ic; No. 2 tsfs,J6tc; No. 2 white
63aS3Ic; No. 9 seller June 55tc; seller
July 55iCaL5jIc; seller August ISL.
Oats - Noninaliy unchanged; receipts
1900 bushels. Hay-Quiet and un.
changed. Hops-steady. Coffee De.
rnand :ar and market iirm; Rio cargo o
si@i2!c; job lots 9le9l3ic. sugar
Demand lair and market firm; ,air 70
gcol u 'iIs |'~ hv'as :.
Jena anh su'ns hs- "" hr
moh ~ S9.n Do ~ r,'.ye"li ~ Or
rn,'en 81 "n',' ,nvy " "nLe'
a% a1i.a, r.r,h nn ~ ~ ..i p
.ss,- .S,,on, =, iTlc p.
| n,,,,! 81, g an. 90, az n,
Rio ,i., All .i.,Jy Cn, We. a.
| o., .nJ s,.,Jv. io,, ci.,, A.,
ra,I-Wsal. n,in: seam siI 2Jg
n 2Il Bntt,r-o1iyt and stead, at
100 2Jr. Cheese-Unsei,Ied q, 699;
Tor poor TO choice.
.,,c,nn.,,
CiscIsxAri, jane 7.-Cotton-stroos
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NE combined vote was as follows:
No choice. Adjourned.
w oodin's Rules.

Woodin's RuIes.
ALBANY, June :. In jointconyention
the rules for thegovernment OF the joint
convention, offered by Woodin yester.
day, came up, aud after debate the first
and second rules were adopted and the
third laid on the table.
A Thre itening Epistle.
ALBANY, June 7.-Sheehy, in a ques-
ton of privilege, sent to the clerk TO be
read, a communication he had received
telling him that his political future
would end in dismal night if he contn.
ued to vote against Conkling. 1t was
generally understood that it was a joke
on Sheehy.
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ROS AND TOM
STILL CLING TO THE RAGGED EDGE
OF DESPAIR.

No Material Change in the Ballot Of Yes
terday - The Stalwarts Trying to
BuIIjoze a Delegate Into Vot-
ing for Their Chieftain-
A Talk with Hon.
Lewis Lawrence.
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PRODUCE.

'No sale. iOfcroi.
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DEF oOoDA


New York, June DRY Good
Cx,on vno 3 rather less active In nrBe
hands, bat pr ces remain 6rm and aoeks
uou,rsIly light; COS % hsans,s IN yooo
rec :, "a: prints Quiet ssA up~hsns>d
h.s ri..'tins voolers IN modsea1s d.
msnd and asnneis faihy se I've; boisey
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
PlHAHCE


Nsw YoRK. June 7.-McNxv-- Market
active at SOS per cent Prime mercan-
tile paper s@Ai per cent. Sterling ex-
change, bankers bills strong ct asa;
demand, 4S6.
snvxa-At London Slid per ounce;
bar silver here li2t; subsidiary silver
coin ! per cent. discount
GoyERSNESrs - Irregular; 4is de.
clined I per cent, and Sc coupon I
per cent, SIS registered per cent.
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(Addaiosai Nastes On HSvtA Fss<J
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PrusUnaG. Juus 7.-Pstrolcum-
Qnist; 2, ,ude q 'wer: Us,tsd eesti6csses
s33e; rs6sed 7i9se fos Philsdslphia
dssivsr!.
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OtvuIHAn, June 7.-Hoss-Com.
mon and light a 2JS5 60; PACKING
and butchers 8 8o98 3. Rsceiph
3l5 head; shipments 766 bead.
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The combined vote is as follows:
The Vote for Platt's Successor.

The Convention then proceeded to
vote for the long term. The Senate voted
as follows:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-11

We are i'll receipt of the Iowa
State Leader, published at Des
Monies, which is a newspaper after
orr own heart The Leader is doing
4 great deal towards accomplishing
work which we have for years
hoped u SOC accomplished. In fact,
the Leader Is forcihly and vigorously
advocating tariff reform, and is
creating Z public interest in the
question and making for itself
national reputation thereby. For
years there has been but little said
or written on the subject of tariff,
except ~ college professors and
other writers on political economy,
Who have written more with 4 view
Of setting forth the different phases
of the subject ii i true light, in
order that these who wished might
read and inform themselves, rather
than with view Of bringing about
! general agitatlon Of the question.
But the Leader IS discussing the
question il 4 popular, though forci-
BE style, and published As il is, III
the heart Of great agricultural
state 4 place most proper for such
agitation to spring from it will
doubtless prove i most effective in
strument i'll calling public attention
y TIC abuses Ut the tariff, and by
sound, convincing arguments DO
much towards their reform. We deem
It Of the highest Importance that
the subject If tariff shonld undergo
full and fair discussion in this
country, for il is the least understood
VI all political subjects by people
generally. In this stirring age people
arc TOO much taken up with their own
private, individual affairs to give
attention t. public matters which
are not obtruded upon them either
by some political party, or by rea
son Of visible workings in the
daily affairs Of life. The workings
Of the tariff are hidden away in tn,
custom houses on the sea coast. OF
on the boundary lines ofthe nation
and no political party have deemed
II ~ their advantage to disturb thu
question BY general public discus
sion. People generally are even les.
informed on this subject than they
Were On the currency question before
the late greenback agitation; anC
the effect Of a full discussion Of til,
tariff would, therefore, be even NOR,
beneficial and wholesome than wa.
that agitation, which did an ines
Unable amount Of good in educating
the public in regard to matter.
affecting the currency of the country
And just rs they accepted the tru,
doctrine Of hard money, and rejected
the fallacious doctrine Of initiation
SO would the people surely accep
the true doctrine Of the greatest pos
sible freedom of trade, and reject tn,
fallacious doctrine of so-called "pro
lection
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-11
The November Business

The exchanges for the week end
ing the 9TH of November exhibit a
noticeable showing, because even in
the commercial centers of the north
western states, though business has
been impcded it has not been rem
dered sluggish nor has it much di-
minished Notwithstanding the ex-
cessive autumnal rainfall. After
fifty days of rain one would suppose
that all the clearing houses in this
section of the country would show q
marked decline in business. On the
contrary, there has been a decided
increase over the corresponding more
favorable period Of last year, and
throughout the Union, take it as q
whole, the exchanges for the week
ending Nov. 9th are larger than for
any like period in the clearinghouse
records, with the exception of the
first week in October.
SO irrepreSsible and elastic are
American energy and industry that
even the enormous SHOWS of the
winter of 1SS0-S1 and the deluge o.
rain in the autumn of 1881, have
not been sufficiently bad to stifie
business. If good weather for q
month or so should favor the whole
country, the business of November
and December would go far to COM
pensate for the loss Of business which
would have been transacted in Sep
TENDER and 0ctober.-Eyening Wis
consin.
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True In her Trust

Too much cannot be said or the ever
faithful wife and mother constantly
watching and caring for her dear ones,
never neglecting single duty in their
behalf When they are assailed by dis
ease, and the system should have a
thorough cleansing. the stomach and
bowels regulated, blood purified ma
larial poison exterminated. she must
know that Electric Bitters are the only
sure remedy. They are the best and
purest medicine in The world. and only
cost fifty cents. Sold by j. b. 4 c. X.
Moffett. l3ml
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-11
CITY BUSINESS.
Regular Monthly Meeting.---9 Petitions
i Bills, Etc.
MINERAL POINT. Nov. z, 81.

MINERAL POINT, Nov. z, 81.
A regular meeting of the common
council was this day held in the
council chamber.
Present: His Honor J. NJ Smith.
Mayor, presiding, and all of the
aldermen.
j, The proceedings of the last regu-
lar meeting were read and approved.
The following accounts were pre-
scented and allowed; all of the alder
men voting therefor
S. c. Thomas, for painting
council room and furnishing
and setting glass in city hall $3.50
n. Shillen, keeping pauper
three days. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3.OO
Phil. Allen, for stationery fur
nished board of health and
CITY clerk 80
Jas. Dunn, for one months
services as policeman and
three nights as janitor. 1l.OO
Ed. Prideaux, for two nights
as special policeman during
falr.. ...-.................... 4.Oo
T. S. Ansley, for furnishing
statistics of pauperism and
crime for the year ending
Sept. 80. 1881 ................. 300
Crawford 4 Bro, for printing
as Der contract. 1912
Samuel White, for lumber and
brick furnished for city
hall............................. ZO.l0
The petition for and remonstrance
against the construction Of a side
walk upon the north side of Wash
ington street, commencing at a
point where said street intersects
Iowa street, and running west to
High street, laid over at last meet
ing, were taken up, and upon mo
ton of alderman Jenkin, they were
lalu upon the taDle.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Strong laid before the
council the bad condition of a portion
the of sidewalk on the east side Of lot
6, block 80, in Strongs addition, own
ed by John Wasley, and asked that it
be reconstructed and made four feet
wide, to correspond and intersect
with the sidewalk on east side of
said Strong's lots, whereupon, the
council directed the street commits
sioner to notify Mr.. Wasley to have
his sidewalk reconstructed.
Aldermen Allen and Jenkin, APP
pointed at the last meeting of the
common council by his honor. the
mayor, to confer with the board of
health III relation to the slaughter
houses, &c, presented communi-
cation from said board, which was
read and ordered filed for further
On motion Of alderman Gilman,
the council adjourned, subject to the
call of the mayor
J. NJ. SMITH, Mayor.
AttestT. S. ANsLEY,
City Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-11

An election for Circuit Judge will
be held in this district next spring.
It is proposed to call out Hon.
NJ. NJ. Cothren and re-elect him.
If this could be done irrespective OF
partisan ooa~ontions, md free e.s
preston of the peoples wishes be
allowed to prevail, we have no doubt
Judge Cothren would be retained
upon the bench, where everybody
knows he has discharged the Judicial
office with ability and impartiality
and for which judicial position he is
eminently fitted. Prairie du
Chen Courier.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-11

Miss Rose Bowling carried of the
honors for county superintendent OF
schools. Miss Rose il entitled to
tie honors that she has won. The
DEMOCRAT predicts that she will
make 4 good superintendent The
voters of the county arc t. be com
mended for their gallantry III elccting
The first lady candidate ever pre-
srnted for their suiIrnges. ana ono
who will intelligcntly perform til,
duties If the office to which She has
been elected.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-11

his efforts to secure bette air for his
pupils. Upon these q erts mainly
will depend the HEALTHY condition Of
the air in his room, whatever its sit
uation or arrangement. He takes
refuge, when his authority is assail-
ed, in the time-honored dictum OF
the courts that the teacher stands IN
Loco PARENTS. Perhaps it does not
always occur to him that this LOCO
PARENTS imposes fearful responsible
tiles at the same time that it affords
protection from unreasonable inter
ference. If the teachers place IS
that of the parent, during the time
that the pupil is under his care, then
must he be willing to accept the
parents responsibility only as
regards the intellectual growth, but
the health and morals of his pupils.
If he is in any degree responsible
for the pupils health, he cannot be
Indifferent to the condition of the air
which they are for SO large part of
each day compelled to breathe.
Deserving articles are always appre-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-11

Archibald Macarthur. the oldest
man in Scotland, died recently at
Dunoon, Argyllshire He was born
ii the parish Of Kilmorish, Argyll
shire, and was in his 105th year
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-11

Although Mr. f. ". Sylvester
made good run for Assemblyman,
he was unable to overcome the very
large republican majority in this
district. lie received a good home
endorsement il this city, having 4
majority Of lifty-three votes.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-11

Tie peoplcof the northern district
have elected James Ryan assembly
man, ~ large majority. The
DEMOCRAT congratulatcs Mr. Ryan
upon lis election, and the people Of
his district upon having chosen an
excellent representative.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-11

Harper's Weekly takes strong
ground against giving ex-senator
Howe, position in the cabinet
That paper docs not like the attack
which Howe made on the Hayes
administration.