Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-27
A WEEKS NEWS.
Happenings of the Past Week Boiled
Down for Convenient and
Ready Reading.
Latest Events.

1HE widow oil Jesse james went &c
St. Joseph, and secured from Marshal
Craig revolvers and guns valued at $500 OIL
more,
THE white people on the Labrador coast
are literally starving, and the Indians are
swarming down upon the settlers.
THE furniture firm of Weaver. Ware &
Co., of Providence. r. L., is financially
en-. barrassed by the failure of the Tool
company.
A PARTY of over one hundred Danes
and Norwegians, converts to Mormonism,
have arrived at San Francisco from Aus
tralia.
A DOCUMENT has been filed in the regis
try of deeds at Boston, giving John
Quincy Adams power of attorney over the
estate of his father.
Col. J. NJ. CoSNELL, of Lancaster, o.,
renowned az a soldier lawyer, and poll
tician, is dead. He was a relative OF the
Sherman and Ewing families.
THE Saints at Salt Lake were advised
by their preachers in the tabernacle to
boycott the gentiles. Probably the gem
tile merchants will retaliate by discbarg-
ing all Mormon employees.
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Leadville, Oscar Wilde was given mid.
Lieutenant Tabor.
OWING to the expostulations of promi-
nent democrats from the eastern financial
centers, there is little doubt that congress
will pass bill to permit the reorganiza-
ton of three hundred national banks.
The first shipment OF Strawberries from
Cairo, is two days earlier than was ever
known. The fruit crop in that section
promises to be very large.
WILLIAM RIPLEY was expelled from the
First Congregational church of Chicago
for violating his membership covenant by
neglecting the services of his own sanctu-
ary to attend the Central church.
THE wife Of Rev. s. j. Gray, colored. OF
Lexington, KY, sued the Cincinnati
Southern road for $4,000 for being refused
admittance to ladies car on first class
ticket. and was awarded 81 900.
RICHARD T. MASON, of Pueblo, COL,
has received letter from his famous
brother, the sergeant, now in the Albany
penitentiary, complaining bitterly of his
treatment.
THE farmers in the Fern creek neigh
borhood of Louisville have suspended
plowing to exterminate the dogs, thirty of
whom have been killed. Numerous sheep
and cattle were bitten by rabid CANNES,
and have developed symptoms of rabies.
The New England Conservatory of
Music has secured the st. James hotel, in
Boston, on whic.. 100000 is to be ex-
pended, to establish the largest musical
school in the world. Leading instructors
from London and Stuttgart have been en-
gagged.
AT the celebration of the Grattan CEN
tenary, in Baltimore, Judge jeremiah S.
Black shook the British lion bv the tail
was pinned together by bayonets, and that
Inc arrest of ParneIl and his fellows on
suspicion was confession of kidnapping.
ROBERT BONNER, the New York Ledger
man, purchased at Louisville, KY, this
week, a Swear old trottiDg tilly named
Halcyon, paying for her 5000. He lie
in hopes that she will beat the record of
Maud S. Mr.. Bonner now has about fifty
fast horses in his sta BILE, among which are
Rarus and Dexter.
with her father in Europe in 1912, when
young man of about 35, and still smarting
over the loss of his first wife. He fell in
love with Miss Appleton, and was refused,
and when he came home wrote "Hype-
rion,' of which exquisite prose-poem
Miss Appleton was the heroine. Miss
Appleton, however, changed her mind,
and the next time the poet asked her to
marry him she said yes.
THE Indian outbreak at San Carlos is
deemed serious affair. Chief Loco has
taken forty Warm Spring warriors from
the reservation, and is believed to be en-
route for Sonora. 1t is believed that Juh,
with portion of his band of Chiricahuas,
who have complete possession of the
Sierra Madre mountains, are raiding the
settlements on Eagle Geek, Arizona.
There are fears that the White Mountain
band may be induced to join Loco. The
Mexican General Friero is maasing the
state troops Of Ghihuahus, and the Cover
nors of New Mexico and Arizona are on
the alert.