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, 1883-04-21
Successful Shippers.

In Yesterdays Issue says the Dayton
C6roaiclc Of the 10Th inst, we spoke OF the
elonement Of David BlsmPede and Miss o.
lie Loundagin. of Waltsburg, and OF the old
ren.Iemans frantic pursuit OF the runaway
n,ir Il seems that the old gentleman tele-
graphea from Waitsburg as soon as the
young people were missed and afterwArd
came on in person. The Telegraph wires
were evidently III sympathy with the skip
D;sts.~ a. any rate the old gentleman beat
the dispatch 10 Dayton nearly two hours.
By this time they were out Of reach Of any
one from here, so he telegraphed to Sheriff
Wilson Of Garfield county, who started in
pu-su;t at once but lid not overhaul the
Young couple until they had reached Lewis.
ton and had been man and wife for hearty a
half hour. They were married at half pas'
eight o'clock and could look the old man il
the face with defiance. The only safe way
to keep girls from Running away so near the
Idaho line is TO hobnle them with chain
hobbies welded together.
, 1883-04-21


The political campaign OF 1888 will be
opened by the Kentucky Democrats, who,
within few weeks, will nominate gov
ernor. Proctor Knott has already SHE'D
his castor into the ring. He hopes to be,
first, governor, then senator, and finally
President Knott
The wealthy and influential Republi
cans of Providence havo ordered Of the
tailor who made Gov. Buffers suit, a sim
liar one for Gov. Sprasue at their OK.
pense.
The frat society for the prevention ol
cruelty to animals was touaded by the
mother Of the British Minister Forester
who is living in Dorsetshire. much be
loved in her old age
A man in Winthrop, Me-, plays the pi
ano, organ, banjo, violin, fife, corne,
guitar and xylophone, and whistles like ;
mockipg bird; yet, strange to say, hi
neishbors are proud of him.
| We are indebted to III. N. Chase, Esq, fo
n copy Of the Sunday edition Of the Chicag
Daily TriJgne, which consists Of "a pages an,
l63 columns
The special train. which brought the VilIar'
party from Ogden TO San Francisco, made tn
trip in. txenty-one hour and five minutes, o
| ffty-fve minutes slower than the Jarrett
Palmer train. From Trackse, l90 miles, tn
run ws- made in three hours
The tact that Mr. Willard will visit Seat
tie and ctner cities On Puget Sound befor
/ going 70 Portland, Is sufficient evidence tha
the latter city will not be the Only one
enjoy a commercial pre-erninenee. The ci,i
zeus Of Seattle are live and energetic. Will
those Of Portland depesd altogether to
much up-n the old time supremacy and hAv
not yet thoroughly awakened u the ne~ Oh
der Of things.
, 1883-04-21

FROM VASsYcLE--Mr. l. +. killian.
postmaster Of vansyele, in Umatilla county,
is in this city, and favored the STArEsxAs
with a call. The gentleman reports crops in
fine condition and farmers jubilant over
the grand prospects and heavy harvest re-
turns next fall. Settlers are coming in fast,
and locations are Of daily occurrence
, 1883-04-21

PLUcK.-Tuesday forenoon az the young
son Of J. ii. Short was taking horseback
ride, when On Whitman street he found the
saddle turning under him, but being chip
of the old block. he was equal to the emer-
gencY and quickly slipping his feet out Of
the stirrups, dropped to the ground. letting
the horse make tracks for the stable, which
he did in good style.
, 1883-04-21

A LITTLE 0FF.-In a recent issue the
Union quoted the Australian colonies on the
subject of protection. The fact is that the
colony Of Victoria (Melbourne) under free
trade went ahead with boom now with
protective tariff che is at standstill. while
her sister colony. New South Wales (Sidneyl
is fiourishing like a green bay tree under the
influence OF free trade policy.
, 1883-04-21

No True BILL-Tde Grand JaIy Of Spo
kane county, IN the case OF the Northern
Pacific ys. Jack Powers, reported as hnding
mn true bill. Mr. Powers, 1t vii be reInein-
bered, got into some trouble WITH hl' ac'
counts at sprague some time ago, and vas
brought to this city. His many friends VII
be pleased to lesra Of his complete eIohor'
atica in the matter.
, 1883-04-21

DREssNAkIsG:-Mrs. Edward L. Madden,
Fashionable Dressraaker,- late Of Portland b
Is stopping at Mrs. Garracht's, III Poplar St,
where she will do all kinds of Dressraaking,
Cutting and Fitting, Etc. in the hest manner
known to the art The Ladies Of Walia "alia
and vicinity will please take notice.
, 1883-04-21
In (ou.uruptiy~-.

Reader, can you believe that the creator
,flicts one third of mankind with a disease for
which there is no remedy! DR.. X. V. P.erces
Golden Medical Discovery" has cured hun
Dire IF cases Of consumption, and men are
living today healthy, robust men-whom
physi:ians prom ounced incurable, because one
lung was almost gone. Send too stamps for
Dr. Pierce's parrphlet on consumption and
kindred affections Address WORLDS DIS
PENsAkH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, n.
, 1883-04-21

Gov. Cleveland is attending too strict
II to business. He goes to his room Il
the capitol at $50 i. n, and frequently
remains there till after midnight
In spite Of an avalanche OF petitions
which has been shoxersd upon 1t, the IL
Hnois legislature studiOusly avoids all
consideration Of the woman suffrage ques'
ton.
, 1883-04-21

BEAUrIFY The DEPoT GRoUSDs.-A large
space has been fenced in at either end Of
the company's passenger depot, at the STA
ton, and will be laid out with beautiful
shrubbery and shade trees The fence will
be painted TO correspond with the buildings,
and will present fine appearance. Other
improvements are going on at the station
with a view Of identifying the grounds.
, 1883-04-21

Fgrrr TRsEs.-Philip Ritz has again TAX
en- charge of his extensive nursery. anu has
several thousand fine, large two year-old
trees, largely Y. n. Pippin, which were dug
before the freeze-and in good order-which
he does not care to set back. and will sell
them cheap for the next ten days
, 1883-04-21

y.c.scy.-Hon. Thos. II. Brents an
,oupces . vacancy in the U. ). Naval Aead-
emy. Those applying for examination must
h. between IA and IS years Of age. Due
notice Of time and place ef examination Will
lie given
, 1883-04-21

CO.cEALED IN A MATTRESS Sheriff Hos
Ter in searching the Jail this morning. says
the Dayton ChronoIe, found concealed under
mattress in one Of the cells, large rock,
two or three rusty nails and an old key.
The locks also look as if they had been tam
pered with. The question is, how did they
get there.
, 1883-04-21

During his recent travels in Europe
Prof. Budd, OF the low. agricultural col
lege, found 4 vas; fruit region in north
m Russia never before explored, where
he mercury sinks TO 80 degree. below
zero, il which choice apples, pears, plum''
and cherries were grown in unlimited
quantities.
, 1883-04-21

lxroEMArIos WASTED.-I would like to
know the whereabouts Of my son. Charles
A. Cav. When last heard from he was IN
WaIla WaIla- Any information IN regard
TO him will be thankfully received by ME-
Susan Gay, Galconda. Humboldt county,
Nevada
, 1883-04-21

IsyIrATIoys OUT.-Invitations are ont for
the fouth anniversary party Of Figilant
Hook and Ladder Co.. at Stahrs Opera
House, on Thursday evening. May ,. 1889.
This no doub. will be one o: the finest psr-
ties Of the season, as the boys are notorious
for their social and entertaining qualities
, 1883-04-21

The foolish man foldeth his arm. and say
eth: There i no trade, why should | adver-
ti-e. Bat the wise man is no; so. He whcoP-
Eta II up il the newspapers, and verify he
drswsti trade frum afAr.
, 1883-04-21
A Vicious Attack.

This forenoon, as James, 10 year old son
OF Mr.. George Deckers was riding out and
leading I largo hay stallion for exercise, the
latter, for some cause or other became very
angry, and laying his ears hack seized the
young mans leg with his teeth and jerked
him from the saddle to the ground. The en-
ragged animal then attempted to strike and
crush him with his fore feet. By a miracle
the boy secceeded in getting out Of the
horses way, whereupon the latter started
Oft at a run, and was finally captured near
Eees & Winans' store.
Dr. Blalock was Immediately called to see
the sufferer, who had been removed to the
residence Of Mr.. Eugene Buchanan. Upon
examination It was found that the muscles
Of the leg had been very badly crushed, in
:iictiug very painful, though not fatal
wound. Ii Is the greatest wonder in the
world that the hoy was no. killed, as the
stallion is very large and powerful animal
and had one OF his too,s struck the lad
while on the ground, it would surely have
terminated fatally The acti5ns of the horse
caused much surprise as he has heretofore
evinced most kind and docile disposition.
, 1883-04-21

YyooyEKrxG.-The many friends OF Mrs
He Frsvor are happy to learn that she Is
recovering from a long and severe lines
,,,,, the skil!FaI treatment Of Dr. B!sloek-
, 1883-04-21
Change wanted

From gentleman who resides IN 'eiiler-
willie. Umatilla county, and who Is IN post
tion To know whereof he speaks, We learn
that the present arrangements ot running
trains over the Blue Mountain branch Is de
cidedly Unsatisfactory to the farmers and
business men of Centerville and Weston.
IA II is now. those desiring to visit this city
are compelled to remain over all niSht III
Walla Walia, if they take advantage OF the
- iI,o,J which is decidedly distastetui to
them. As A consequence many come by prl-
xo.c CONVEYANCE, whereby they are enabled
.o re,nrn the same day. The present ar
r.ncements in relation TO the running oi
trains we are led to believe, are not pefiila'
NON, and are liable to be changed at any
moment. We might offer, as susSestion'
,bs. instead Of laying the train over at niEh'
=, .b;s mint, Blue Mountain be settled upon
for that purpose. This will give travellers
| - W,IIs Walla an early start and a chance
;, r.,urn home the same day. While this
u,va would be decidedly satisfactory 10 the
.-,y.Inr community of that section OF the
conntrv. j. is evident that the tinaDeiaI re
,.;,.s of the road would be materially IN
| cre,sei. as 1t would, to large extent III
away with travel by private conveyance
, 1883-04-21
C,snrrh Of tn BLADDER

Singing, irritation, Inflammation. all hid-
ney and Urinary Complaints. -enred Dy A
ehufalba' 81.
, 1883-04-21

s.bs.rihe for the Weekly sr.IEsN.s.
, 1883-04-21

January Harvest is ended in most dis
tricts OF Australia, and shipments have been
made of the new c:op. Chill, New Zealand,
Argentine Republic
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-01-25
Eusiness Wen save Eaalf of
Their Figuring

BY using the american Business
Manual and Universal Reference
Book" | contains many short and
special rules for the guidance and
convenience Of merchants, manu-
facturers, farmers, etc which are
practjcal and eaSily understood, and
Il perfect mystery to those who d.
not know them. Copies, nicely
bound in rich colors, mailed, post
paid, on receipt of price, IS cents.
w, G. WEEKS,
Deleyan. Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-01-25

done good service in the senate, and
has stood in front in point of ability
and integrity in that body. while the
political weather cock who tried to
defeat him has never been anything
but a disturbing and obtrusiye ele-
meut in the politics Of Massacha-
sets .Statg J6undi.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-01-25
Legol Notices.
NTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUN

- ty Court for iowa County-ln Probate
Notice is hereby given that a a regular term OF
Che Iowa County court TO bee held in and ioi said
t1u.ty, at the Court House in the village OF
podgcyille, in said county on the sixth day OF
Marcn, A u. Ss3, being The first Tuesday Of
said month, at ten o'clock in the forenoon OF
said day the following matters will be heard and
considered:
The application Of W. :. O'Hare and Bridget
O'Hare. deceased for the examination aud allow
auce Of thcir administration account ana the as
Nigumeut OF the residue OF said estate % such
persons as are by law entitled % the same
ANA ii is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by pub
fishing "a copy 81 this orde' for three weeks sue
cc>Siyey prior to said day Of bearing Ito the
Mineral Point Tribune, "a weekly newspaper pub
lished i'm said county.
By order of the Court:
4-w3 JOHN T. JONES Judge.
Dated Dodgeyille Wis January 23i, 1883.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-01-25
Deleyan, Wis

HAVING got through with my in
vrutory, | shall sell Winter Dry
Goods, .OUeycoQts and other Ciothiag
at actual cost and below; | would
rather turn them ir'o money and use
it, lhan pack them up Avail your
self Of the opportunity. } DELLgR.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-01-25

Mr.. BLAINE intends to make a
tour Of The South in the Spring. He
better not do it unless be wants to
set all the political gossips of the
country to babbling. 1t is pity
that a public man cannot 90 off and
enjoy himself without being sus-
pected of intending to set up a
scheme.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-01-25
Public anIe.
IN PROBATE-IOWA COUNT

y BKO6A E-lON A NOO y | l
L Court.
In the matter Of the estate of Colen GoldswoF-
thy. deceased.
Noticc is hereby given, that by virtue ana in
pursuance Of an order OF License made i'm said
matter by said Court on the second day Of Janu
ury 1883 The undersigned, Executors Of said as
tate. viii ON the 9th day February, $50 at
o'clock in the afternoon, at the front door OF
the City Hall, i'm the city of Mineral Point Iowa
comfy, state of Wisconsin, offer for sale at Pub
lie Neudue the following described lands, to-wtt:
one haitian acre OF the west side Of the west halfof
out lot number two hundred aud ninety four
(2gN of HAWisou'S survey OF The village NOW city,
ot Mineral Point SAID one half acre TO extend
from the north To the south line OF said lot and
from the west line OF said iut eastward sufficient to
embrace oue-half acre, also the south half of The
GLOWING described tract of land, to-wit; Ont
lot number two hundred ana ninetyhvc (295) OF
Harrisons survey in the city Of Mineral Point,
commencing at the north east conner of said lot
number two hundred and niuetvfye (295). run
ming thence west 52l feet, thence south 10 the
south line OF said out lot number 2ql thence
east TO the south east corner OF said ont lot num-
Der 295 j2 feet thence north TO the place of b ?.
ginning, being one quarter Of an acre more or
less also ont lot number two hundred and ninety
(3QDl in larris0n's survey All Of said real es-
late briu" in the city OF Mineral Point, Iowa
County stare 0f Wisconsin,
The terms OF sale Will Zoe CASH,
JAMES PRINCE,
JAMES TOAN,
~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-01-25

WITH the thermometer marking
Is degrees below zero, three per
sons were baptised in Mill Greek, at
Rochester, Ind, on Sunday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-01-25

CONGRESSMAN WILLIAMS, Of this
State, has been offered the registra-
torship Of the land office at Water
town, d. T., to assume the duties
upon the expiration Of the present
incumbent's term. 1t is pleasing to
see such true merit thus apprec ated.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-01-25
CAPITAL NOTES.

10 Southern Wisconsin, but such IS
the record Of Sunday, Jan. p, 1893,
at the Capital City, and this morn
ING old Boreas is still on the ram
page, SO that the mercury in Their
mometers makes no advance from
its retired place Of yesterday. This
is generally regarded as one Of the
coolest snaps known in the State
for 20 years. The memorable first
Of January 1864 is referred to as the
latest parallel Later instances Of
rs severe cold in limited localities
may be found, but it is claimed that
50 low temperature throughout the
northwest has not been known since
the war. Since Friday railway
travel has been greatly interrupted.
No train has been on time here, but
few that were not one to six hours
late, ami on some lines travel was
suspended entirely on Saturday.
Since Friday there has been scarcely
any teams IN from the country, and
those Of the city have only been on
the street when urgent necessity de-
manded. Most of the Legislators
got away Friday, else many of them
would have found it necessary to
spend Sunday here As usual an
adjournment from Friday morning
till Monday evening was effected
that members might take their reg
ular weekly free ride on the rail.
roads
But few measures of general in
terest have yet been proposed, and
inquiry among the members deyel-
ops that there is a general feeling
that but little work of importance is
to be done during the session, and
that an early adjournment Is prob
able. OF the bills now in, a great
majority are Of a purely local nature,
and can be disposed Of in short
order.
The bill of most general interest
vet presented is one to tax express
companies to the extent Of two per
cent of their gross earning in the
State. Possibly this will attract
determined opposition by the express
companies, if SO there will doubtless
he some "fun for the boys" before
the matter is disposed Of. This |
measure was suggested in the Gov
errors message, and also that the
Pullman car company be taxed on
business done in the State. As yet
no bill on the latter subject has been
put in, hut no doubt one will be. If
both these corporations are taxed or
compelled to pay license Of two
per cent. on gross earnings, it will |
add considerably to The revenues of !
the State.
Last Winter, it will be remember
ed, the Legislature changed the gen
eral law regulating the rates of Ii /
censes for selling liquor, SO that the |
least that can he charged in town,
city or village, is SIS; whereas, pre-
yjous to that enactment the mini
muu was 50. A good Democratic
A,scmblymm from Dodge county
has a bill before the present House
to repeal the law Of 1852, and re-
store the So rate of license. If
this bill! passes, as is not probable, it.
may bc accredited us the direct first
fruit Of the Democratic victory in
Wisconsin last fan, secured through
the mia Of the independent Temper
ance party patriots.
a great deal of talk is heard
about the capitol because Of the
fact that Jhc Chief Clerks Of the two
houses have placed ON each mem.
ber's desk a common inkstand, a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-01-25

Al 4 $500.
NE I'Ie'uS vi ''o roi' ','.y
amendment III '''' ~ " q - - i I'D 'u' {
must n ~, "[e" n''l ''"Plu "'p"1 I
G e ne ,rt'J J oo"Ie ~ oi. 'nat
Glale ann ms ''' I " :, u N'Iot''
'QoSe nay es' o. i''S e"Por'' 10 'ne
euec' 'na' lle amer, am 'ule"' was nG1
regularly on leE"''S eI'tl[" 'u'ouS' I,
lhe LeS.S'a1'''' "no '"e RECORD
proves inns 'hco"'eS'aoly'
ms Is onIy announcer lac' 10 prove
Ihat inc average ioS'9'a1of esP'e',,
any "heh ne enA'n Plohs sPeeiai
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-01-25

ton of their duty in the premises,
concluded that it deyolved upon
them to supply the actual neces-
saries in that line, and they are do
ing so. There is no doubt that they
will be sustained by the Legislature
and the people, when all the facts
and circumstances are understood.
A recurrence of the difficulty can
and probably will be prevented by
the enactment Of a law directing
that committees shall be supplied
with stationery to certain limit.
Mr.. Ryan has introduced a bib
for an appropriation Of 81 900 to the
S. w. Wis. l. A, and has strong
hopes of securing its passage. Mr..
Kennedy, member from the west
district Of our county, will second
Mr.. Ryan's efforts in support Of the
bill, and their united influence in the
assembly is recognized as power.
No county is more faithfully or ef
ficientIy represented in the Assem-
bly, than Iowa. Messrs. Ryan and
X ennedy are regarded as TWO of the
best members here. They are al
ways found at their posts, giving
close attention to their duties, and
every vote Of theirs will be cast in
telligently and conscientiously. On
purely political questions they will
probably vote with their party, and
for that reason only republicans
may have occasion to regret that
they are the representatives instead
of their republican opponents.
Senator Meffert will look closely
after the interests of the bill in that
body, and when he shoulders thing
in there it has hattering prospects
of getting through. His experience,
activity and tact are advantages that
any cause in which they are employ
ed wi ! be benefited by.
Moses NJ. Srong's Territorial
History" is being discussed. Its
merits are unquestioned, as the am,
pie qualifications of the author is
universally acknowledged. The
to have the state pur-
chase the work for distribution in
the public schools will meet with
considerable opposition, and will
also have vigorous advocates. 1t
has not yet come up in form to de /
velop its merits fully, or the temper
Of the legislature in regard to it.
There was no quorum in either
house on Monday night, members
having gone home Friday, and |
owing to the storm were unable to
reture until Tuesday morning.
W. Il. b.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-01-25

arrest on q charge OF having cduseu
the hotel fire in Milwaukee.
THE Chicago d Northwestern rail
road Co. has discharged all EN-
ployes under twenty-one years of
age, because Of the recklessness and
inefiiciency Of this class
THE observations Of the transit
of Venus revealed The fact that she
has clouds, and consequently atmos-
phere, rains and snow, corporations,
and all that, and it is to be hoped
that the people uP there are making
the most Of them.
TIE Murfreesboro, Tenn. Ns,es
asks this hard question: eff negro
is sent 10 the Penitentiary for one
year for stealing a side Of bacon,
how long should a state Treasurer
oe sent there for who steals $500, 900
Of the peoples money!"
Mr. Dorscy's friends think he
ought to have bad vote of thanks
for neglectiug his private business to
to ruu the Republican campaigns
We Think SO too His private bust
ness appears to have been the rob
berry Of the treasury, aud whatever
neglect it suffered wa5 to the adyan-
tagc Of The people.
COLORADO is u great state. She
has an ADVANTAGE over the cotton
and sugar and grain growing states
in the fact that she only has to crack
a whip and her millions walk into
the market. With the multiplied
facilities for export, her beef Will
continue to be in demand at good
prices for generations 10 come.
THERE seems to have been an IN
usual number Of shipwrecks this
Winter judging from the horrible
stories that are related by the sea
men who are picked out Of the rig I.
giug Of disabled vessels, and the
telegraph has repeated horrors that
stand well in parallel with the suf- /
ferings of Coleridge's "Aucient
Mariner
GENERAL WHEELER, Of Alabama, /
must be a rustler. lie was elected |
to Congress to I'll the vacancy caus.
by the death of Representative
Lowe, Of Alabama, and was sworn
in the other day at IL o'clock. BE .
fore O'clock he had introduced |
five bills, make two motions, and |
delivered a speech on the justice of
giving pension to every soldier of
the Mexican war, including jeff
Davis. What We need is a whole /
Congress full Of Wheelers.
GENERAL RAUM has lost So of
good money. In looking after his
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-01-25

EyIpENcE is accommodating against
the bar-room man Scbeller, under
arrest on q charge Of having caused
the hotel fire in Milwaukee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-01-25

THE United States senate, Satur-
day, concurred in the house postal
appropriation bill, with the clause
reducing letter postage to two cents,
but before doing so amended it SO
as to make the reduction commence
July LIST next, instead of the first of
January next. The first of July is
the beginning of the national fiscal
year and an eminently appropriate
time to inaugurate change Of this
character 1t is to be hoped that
the senate will insist on It's amend
ment and the bill go through in this
form.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-01-25

Ir was a hard year for insurance
companies, was 1882. 1t is roughly
estimated that property to the value
Of s5o,ooo,o0o was consumed by
fire thai year, and many of the
smaller companies are preparing to
retire from business, their losses so
far exceeding their profits that they
were compelled to draw on their
reserves.