Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-06
LATE REPORTS.
A Summary OF Latest Cablegrams
aud Telegrams.
--latest Events.

COLD to the amount of $780, 900 reached
! New York, Sept %, from Liverpool.
! TIMOTHY X. EARLE who died at Worces-
/ ter. Mass. on the 4th inst. was the prohi-
/ bition nominee for lieutenant governor.
THE count OF poses at the San Carlos
agency shows nearly full numbers, con-
sidering that two hundred are serving the
| troops as scouts.
| CYRUS w. FIELD has collected 1924 ,675
| for the wife and children of President
| Garfield, which can be devoted 20 no other
purpose
| A HERD of 81, 600 cattle belonging TO j /.
10. SP. S. Jones, of Colorado, has been
sold to F. L. Underwood d Co., of Kansas
City, for 1925 900.
Mrs. GARFIELD announces her inten-
ton to reside permanently at the Mentor
farm. The sons will return TO Williams
college this week. The presidents mother
is very trail.
GEORGE ScovILLE of Chicago, will I'M
dertake the defense of Guiteau bis broth
er .in-law. He states that Guiteaus uncle
and two other relatives died in insane
asylums, while another is in the Michigan
retreat.
NEARLY all the hostile Apaches have
surrendered at the reservation, and mill
tary commission to try the murderers will
be held at an early day.
Twenty SEVEN Chinese students, the
last of those being educated at Hartford,
started homeward, September 29th. The
fine building erected two years ago by the
government of China will be sold.
GOVERNOR PLAIsTED, of Maine, was mar
ried to Miss Mabel +. Hill, in a church
at Exeter, at o'clock Tuesday morning,
in order to take an early train for the
White mountains.
AN exhaustive review Of the president 5
case, dictated by DR.. Frank Hamilton,
will appear in The Medical Gazette. He
says the lungs contained not even the
most minute Assesses, and there was no
cicatrix or wound of the liver.
GEORGE w. HIGGINS, of the Chicago
board of trade relief committee, has for
warded fourth draft for 81 900, to the
fire sufferers at Minden, Mich. Two old
persons at that place are dying of expo
sure in an open board shanty.
The Pennsylvania democratic state con-
vention took nine ballots for candidate
for state treasurer, when Orange Noble.
of Erie, met with success, despite the OPP
position of the Standard Oil company.
The Maxwell brothers are believed to be
lurking in the bluffs beyond Alton. The
chief Of police and six detectives Of St.
Louis patrolled the liver all Tuesday
night in tug. and are now in the region
Of Cap Au Girls in a steam yacht.
THE governor OF Iowa requested the
county recorders to report the amount of
money due on mortgages. Clayton county,
the first 10 report, shows up nearly So ,0O0,-
600 of indebtedne of which one-third ia
on personal property.
THE relief committee at Buchanan,
Mich. learning that neither Detroit nor
Port Huron had done anything for the
people of Deckerville, sent direct to that
point bedsteads, clothing, and seed wheat
valued at $500.
S. II BEcKwITH, one of the surgeons
originally called to attend the president,
has written scathing review OF the treat
ment and the autopsy, from facts obtained
from DR.. Boynton, a cousin Of the dead
chief magistrate. He reiterates the chief
charges which recently appeared in Wash
ingto,, dispatches.
TIE democracy of Wisconsin nom-
Hdhtu ~ ~ 4 raw VI ledNliit, lpi kON'ihpi >
W. A. Anderson, of La Crosse, for lieu
tenant governor; Michael johnson, of
Dane, for secretary of state; w. II. Jacobs,
OF Milwaukee, for state treasurer, and Nj.
j. Briggs, OF Iowa, for ATTIC rney general.
The Detroit central relief committee,
headed by Mayor Thompson, has sent its
resignation TO Governor Jerome, because
of the independent action taken by the
Port Huron committee. The Detroit or
ganization holds $50, 7l452 in cash, and
large quantities of supplies.
The Minnesota republican convention
nominated the following ticket Sept. 2S.
For governor, l.. +. Hubbard of Red
Wing for lieutenant-governor, Chas. A.
Gilman, of ST. Cloud; for secretary of
state Fred. Won Bombach, of Alexandria;
for treasurer Chas. kittleson, of Albert
Lea for auditor, w w. Braden, of Rus
ton; for attorney general w. j. Hahn, OF
Lake City; for railroad commissioner,
Gen. j. II. Baker, of Mankato; for SUI
preme court Judges, Chas Vanderburg, of
Mankato, VIM. Mitchell, of Winona, and
d. Atkins, of Mankato.