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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-11
OHIO AND HOW A.
The Former Close and Doubtful
while Iowa Republicans Tally
10000 Mai. for Sherman.

while Iowa Republicans Tally
10000 Maj. for Sherman.
Tuesdays election can only be
roughly estimated at this writing.
In Ohio the vote was large and close,
too close to allow any margin for
boistrous growing on either side.
The Democratic star is in the as
cendaucy at this juncure, however;
but the Republicans have ample
reason to be hopeful as long as there
are any rural districts to hear from.
Iowa, as usual, was all one-sided.
The Republicans deposited their lit
tie 10000 majority, with the assur-
ance on their countenance that they
could double it if necessary
The Legislatures Of both states
are conceded to the Republicans
Trr National debt was reduced
in September aIb70I220 "Turn
the rascals outn
~ taxes ~ Republican orators on
the stump 10 convince tne people 81
lhaS~"'hu~et's tha' theY Sh"''io hot
Fo'e Ior Governor DE" buffers re-
c'ec'l'" II ne 'S hoV uele"led lt
WIN nor be iof inc ''cN OF de""hci-
aI'o" from Inc stump
Trr Mormon oro,u III Salt Lake
says 'Normonlsm embraces Dem
oera.l' rs wen as 'hoocFa'Ic primer
pies mere me q good hummer Oh
De'"oeI''S VINO VIII hol oe PROUD Oh
inns association" ~ remains irUe'
however lnA' l'e mormon ONufch
Is u''''soIy l'e''ocr"''c'
A FEW wears 400 Florij, raised
some cattoy some sn,,r and f., ooo1 .
deal Of the devil WIN Northern /
caniial and or,,r,riso tbo state 10 ho.
mo raridly transformed and tventv
year from now will lend every state
IN tho eo,f, /, lis wo,l,b ana INN.
prov '''''.''l - -'oA0 '"I WIZ N'0
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-11

TuL National debt was reduced
in September 5ll,707.220 "Turn
the rascals out"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-11

fact that In 1882 tic National Association for
the Education Of the Blind convened at the
institute Of GAINESVILLE, the entire expense Of
whici was borne IN manner credilable to the
state and another fact which served TO en-
nance The PER capita was that there was an
average decrease Of a5ou, ten in attendance
during 1852 from the attendance in 1881, de-
crease 90 attendance with a radius always
serving 10 increase The per capita instead Of
decreasing ILL., the general cost % super
Ni.ilt-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-11

iowi JOHN T. JONES, Judge
Dated Do1geyLue. Wis. sept. 9lLl. lsss.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-10

companies authorised this
O oil hr nome omoes The assets given
The daily gazette., 1883-07-10

''Mr. Ethan Lawrence, my townsman.' - says
DR.. Philip G. Ballou, of Monkton, VT. ''was
bloated from kidney disease The skin of his
Leg shoue like glass. Kldney-Wort cured him.
Apr. 2O-S2.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-10
Onr Rnnma

Without exception, are the finest furnished
In the State. The operating room is re-
modelled. New and improved instruments.
We have made entire change in our help
and now have frst-class men. What we
propose to do is to give you first quality of
WORK equal to any made I'm the city, at the
same old prices. We show you proof and
guarantee satisfaction. Our gallery Is open
only six days of the week. Sutterley & Co.,
2h3 Market street. Arthur Glare, manager
The daily gazette., 1883-07-10
DRLCTERRYSLOTIO
Softening and Beautifying the Skin.

This preparation has remarkably healing and sottenin
effect upon the Skin. Iremoves Pmples Blotches Eupos g
Lips Hands, Liver Spots and Discooratons, Dandru ol
Itching of the Scalp Thickened or Brittle Nails, ETC.
Read the certificate of the Eminent Chemist Prot Charles
s. Gaunt NJ d. Graduate of the University of Pennsylvania
1874:
The daily gazette., 1883-07-10
Easily RrnYan.

1t is easily proven that malarial fevers,
constipation, torpidity of the liver and kid
neys, general debility, nervousness, and
neuralgfc ailments yield readily to this great
disease conquerer, Hop Bitters. 1t repairs
the ravages OF disease by converting the
food into rich blood, and it gives lew life
and vigOr to the aged and infrm alwaYs.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-10
STArEMENT CoMM1ssrONER n. o. DOUGLASS.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE,

% % % %
The daily gazette., 1883-07-10
The summer Heat HIrh,

The summer is now upon us with its fierce
heat, and one can easily envy the happy lot OF
(lbSth) Grand Monthly Drawing OF the LOuisl-
ana State Lottery, whicn will take place at
New Orleans, La on the 9th day OF uly Any
one can obtain all further information on ap
plication tn Dauphn, New Orleans la
The daily gazette., 1883-07-10
JULY DRAWING.
100 l'riz
'tHol T. TICKETS, ~. HALF TICKETS, q.
u Tickets, $50: IS Tickets, al00.

Rrnu Money o. Rank Draf! In Letter, or senn
nv lcA ApTass. DOn'L send by Registered Letter OF
Post OffcC order orders Of IS and upward 6X
Expires, can ne cent aL our eIPense. ADDRESS Al
orders ~ r. N. BOARDMAN, Courler-J oufnA
BuiIdinR, Louisvtne XIV. A@uS-1V-ds
The daily gazette., 1883-07-10
FIRE AND FIRE AND MARINE.

FIRE AND FIRE AND MARINE.
North Brit sh and Mercantile,
U y. branch ditto,
Tran atlantic,
U. =. branch ditto,
London and Lancashire,
u. y. branch ditto,
Royal.
T. brat ch ditto,
Imp rial
u. IS. branch ditto,
Northern assurance,
u. y. branch ditto.
Phoenix assurance.
u y. branch ditto
Fire Insurance. association (limited,)
Y. >. branch ditto,
CONNER ial union assurance,
U. branch ditto,
Y. y. branch Liverpool and London and GLOBE
y. branch Lancashire,
Y. =. branch Queen,
y. =. branch London Assurance corporation,
branch London and Provincial (limitedI
y 8. branch City Of London (imited)
Y. y. branch Standard fire office (limitedl,
U =. branch Guardian Fire and Life Assurances
ritish America assurance,
Cantwell mutual,
Delaware,
Farmers mutual of the state of Delaware.
Delaware state grange mutual
Kent county mutual,
New Castle county mutual,
Me~ca tile fre and marine,
Han yer,
Agricultural,
United hremens,
Continental,
Union,
Connecticut,
Commercial,
Niagara,
Manufacturers' nre and marine
Star,
Mutual,
Girard hre and marine,
West Chester
Home,
ChnJon,
Insurance company Of North America,
Springfield FIRE and marine,
Providence Washington,
Merchants,
New York bowery,
National
German American,
Phoenix,
Germania.
American,
Fire association,
Actna,
Phoenix,
Hartford,
Mechanics,
Peoples,
LIFE AND CASUALTY
Equitable life assurance society of the u. s.,
Fidelity mutual aid as OciatiOn
Grard mutual aid society,
Manhattan life,
Mutual benefit,
Mutual life,
Mutual relief society,
New England mutual,
New York He
Penn mutual,
Provident lite association,
Travellers life and accident,
Union central,
Union mutual,
Accident,
Eide ity and casualty,
Guarantee company of North America,
Mutual reserve fund life association,
United Brethren mutual aid society
The daily gazette., 1883-07-10
puII AnEI Pill Eehr

2ZF
PA.
Having ren ai9ed DR. StSn sonepI9g and Beln% % the
s o In Sc
comndng
The daily gazette., 1883-07-10

oaa, Eog feel dun, drowsy debilitated. have fire.
tle ttleut J.. headache, mouth tastes bad moor anne
pid ltyns ue n coated, you are suffering from tor
You sn en, or 'Dillousness." Nothing will cure
Golden hNvIulIy NId and permanently as DR.. .Plerce's
mat "eulcal Discovery" By all druggists.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-10

10Th day of June, A D., 1888.
Il. C. DOUGLASS,
Insurance Commissioner OF the State OF Delaware
The daily gazette., 1883-07-10
Residence.

Residence.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The losses by the Williamsport (Pa.)
fire, heretofore mentioned, foot up $780,
00O, a''
EXTENSIVE forest fires were raging in
the vicinity of Bar Harbor, Maine, on the
2Sth, and upward of 1000 acres had burned.
Hoe CHOLERA recently made its ap-
pearance at Patchogue, Long Island.
THE,steamer George left England on
2Sth for the Polar regions in search Of the
Dutch Polar vessel Narna.
SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS damages is
the amount claimed against the owners of
the steamer st. GERMAN, which sunk
the Woodburn recently in the English
Channel. So -
THE 18th passed without case OF
any sickness at Pensacola. At the Navy
Yard three new cases of fever were report
ed, one of them the daughter of Surgeon
Owen. Mrs. Owen is dead.
JULEs' BA RIsorano old and well-known
actor was knocked down and robbed in
New York on the night of the 9th, and in
endeavoring to escape, one of his assallants
was shot dead by his pal, who intended the
bullet for policeman.
THE trial of James Mutt, who shot
Lyman. Dukes, Will commence at Union
town, Pa, on the l30th. =
- IA Carr Town dispatch of the 28th
says the Supreme Court rejected the appeal
of O'Donnell to be tried there, andhe sailed
for England on that date { So s.s e
4 A REPORT reached Washington on the
2Sth that Secretary Teller had met the
President atthe Upper Geyser basin in the
Yellowstone Park, and that an unpleasant
interview followed in relation to the pro-
posed removal of the Apaches to the San
Carlos Reservation. The report was, how
ever, discredited. - m y. n
THE following are the Naval Cadets
ito be court-martialed for hazing: Cadets
Kness, Mo1ier and Campbell, New York;
Triggle, Breed and Tisdale, Kentucky;
Bullard, Pennsylvania; Bird and Hawkes.,
wisconsin, Winram, Missouri; Dodd and
johnson, Indiana; Young, Virginia; Trap
nell, West Virginia; Strife, Maryland; !;
Bertholf and Andrews, New Jersey, all
members of the third class.
Irwas announced on the 28th that
the Spanish Premier, Sagasta, had rendered
his resignation.
N SECRETARY FOLGER arrived in Detroit,
Mich. on the 2Sth on the Rev enue cutter
Fessenden. - ..,e.,.r..
SENATOR JONES, of Florida, was Civ
en- aspublie banquet bsga number OF iead-
ing citizens a petroit. 8Hcb. ,on tho es en-
ing of the 2sth. "A. 90 =
THERE were twelve deaths from
cholera in Alexandria on the 9th; l65
deaths in Upper Egypt, and six in Lower
Egypt
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01
.PITH AND POINT.


Mint is said to keep rats and mice
out of the house. If fellow owned
mint he could also ''keep the wolf from
the door. ''--Bostoaa Courier.
All You, the prettiest Chinese girl
ever brought to America, has married
an Englishman in San Francisco. All,
you rascal-N 0. Picavatne.
In summer hotel kitchen: ''Good
gracious! here is another order for
chicken salad. and there is not an
ounce of veal left in the house. "-Phila-
delphia Meas.
There is a girl reported down in
Kentucky whose teeth ache upon the
least touch of anything cold. She X
very popular with the young mer
during the ice-cream season.
The preacher actually startled the
sexton into opening the windows when
he told him that the air was so bad in
the close church that it put the organ
out of tune using it to blow with
Erchange.
"A careful reporter wrote last week
of man who fell from the roof of
house .-and '.injured himself quite
seriously .nsa Usually when a man
drops from roof he takes a run
around the square to restore his circu-
lation, or else he jumps back again.
N: Y ,Tribune.g +, ..-.-....., .....
When man is escorting his wife
to the depot, where she will bid him
good bye for month or SO in the
country, he should be careful not TO sing
'stum-te-tum -tiddy" above his breath,
or she may conclude TO remain at home.
This is given TO you. straight underFt the
shoulder.--:Rochester Express. ,. t..
Right on the heels Of the telegraph
ers' strike comes the news of another
great industry crippled The Merritt
Baseball Club, professional nine, of
Camden, N. r., has been compelled to
disband, owing to its outgo being
larger than its income. 1t is very dis
couraging, indeed; but it is a consola
ton to know that the price of coal will
not be advanced in consequence
N0rrjst0aUn Herald.
The young minister, Mr., of a
Western city, was invited to occupy the
pulpit in an Albany church. His two
sisters CHANGING to be near Albany,
made their plans to 60 there for that
Sunday and hear him. After the SER
vice a gentleman of the congregation
whom they Knew very slightly hurried
toward them and said: ave are de-
lighted to see you here; but how un-
fortunate that you should have chosen
to-day. Don't | beg Of you, think that
this is our minister Doctor - is off
on his vacation, and we have to take
what we can get; but come next Sunday
if you're in town and you'll hear a
sermon worth listening to. ."-Harper'S
Bdzdr.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01
REQUIEM masses were celebrated in

REQUIEM masses were celebrated in
Washington on the 9th for the repose of
the soul of the late Compile de Chambord.
+ A FRENCH nobleman was killed on the
2'th in ascending the. highest mountain of
thePitzbernina group in Switzerland.
HE Governor of Salonica, recently
captured by brigands, has been rescued.
. IHE City Council of Mexico has au-
thorlzed.the negotiation of loan of f400,,
ooo In London for city Improvements.
Trade riots broke out in Besancon,
France, between French and Italians, and
number of shots were exchanged. Fifty
Italians were arrested.
A ACAPE-TowN dispatch of the 9th
says that O'Donnell, who killed Carey. the
informer, claimed to have acted in self-de.
fense, alleging that Carey drew revolver
which he (O'DonnelD snatched from him
and then shot him.
THE London Times of the 9th noticed
the release of Missionary Shaw in NADIA
gascar, who was taken prisoner by the
French.
JOHN HoDGDoN, one of oldest and
wealthiest citizens of Dubuque, Ia, died ON
the 9th, aged eighty three years. GG
I A LARGE tank containing several
thousand gallons of petroleum exploded at
the South Brooklyn IN. W Oil Works on
the 9th, causing the entire destruction Of
fireworks and the severe injury of several
employees. The Sulphur Works of Daniel
Gray were also badly damaged.
A-FIRE involving a loss of S500,000
occurred at Williamspo ort, Pa, ION the even,
ing of the 9th. About 100000 feet of
lumber were burned, together with the
saw-1niH of Finley, Young & Co., and
several dwellings. The loss is principally
covered by insurance. aM a tI& 4,tlaAti
IE GENERAL SHERMAN arrived at Port
Hand, Or, on the 9th. A reception was
rendered him at which 5000 persons were
present. He left for San Francisco the
same evening,
JOHN REBER, one of the Oldest i'm
porters and breeders of blooded horses,
died on the 9th in Lancaster, o. He inn
ported Bonnie Scotland, and among other
noted horses imported by him were Hurrah
and Kyle Daily. .t. t,. .--
THE issue of standard silver dollars
from the Mint for the week ending August
% was $40, ,999. For the corresponding pc.
riod last year, S122 800. ei2lt
FIFTEEN Naval Cadets have recently
been reported to Superintendent Ramsey
of the Naval Academy for hazng members
of the lower class, and they will be court.
martialed. t.-..t.
A CARGO of cattle landed in Liver
pool on the 9th from the steamer Ontario,
from Montreal were slaughtered, being
suspected of infection with Texas fever.
BISMARCK is reported to have received
so much benefit from the waters of Kissen-
gen that he wishes to return to Friedrich
sruhe, but the doctors urge him to take up
his residence at Gastien.
A GRAND fete under the auspices OF
the press of Paris was given at the Tuiller.
les Gardens on the evening of the 9th, the
proceeds of which 100000 francs) were to
be devoted to the relief of the sufferers at
Ischia.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

mississippi claims that It will COM
pete with the States OF the West in corn
production this year.
-Connebrooke, Conn, has the largest
ivory factory in the world . Its output
per annum is something like S125,000
th.-Harttord Post.
One firm in Gates County, N. G..
owns thirty miles Of narrow-gauge rail-
way; connecting five of its saw-mills.
1t is the largest lumber business in the
State.
lit is said that one Of the best ways
of preparing cut flowers to send to a
distance is to cut Sits in potatoes and
insert the flower stems, taking care that
they are firmly fastened in and support
ed by a little cotton or paper Potatoes
may be used in the same way in floral
decorations by concealing them under
leaves and flowers. Chicago Tribune.
An ingenious mechanic of James
town, N. Y, has completed a perfect
locomotive, said to be the smallest in
the world, being only eight and half
inches long. The pump throws a drop
of water per stroke. The engine weighs
one and half pounds, and the tender
four pounds and one-half ounce; 385
screws were required to put the parts
| together, and the mechanic was at work
on it at intervals for eight years.-N. Y.
Times. 1 -...E .H.s
BY process lately discovered by
an English chemist, the hue of flowers
is changed without affecting their per-
fume or freshness. The coloring mate
rial is absorbed through the stems.
Oueerlv enough, flowers refuse to re-
ceive certain colors, however, and il
| placed in a mixed solution make COM
| plete ANALYSIS. Some lilies which had
| been treated with purple showed dis
tinct red veins and blue veins, the col
ors having been divided in the process
| of absorption. -e
MIR. j. w. Paige, an elderly gentle
man with an inventive turn Of mind,
| residing in this city, has recently COM
| pleted perpetual almanac, which is a
! curiosity in its way. Dates, months and
| wears are so arranged upon a small
| sheet of paper that a person may, by
! very simple process, ascertain to q GER
| tainty on what day Of the week the Dec
| laration of Independence was signed,
/ or thelday upon which any other event
in the worlds history took place. e.IC1't- -ll2+
I cdgo Herdld.
/ Mr.. Aastin 'Corbin proposes to es-
/ tablishs a. line of fast ocean steamers,
which will occupy much the same rela-
ton to ocean travel that the fast United
1 States express trains dosto railway traf-
| fic. The vessels, three of which have
/ already been ordered, will be construct
ed chiefly with a view to speed, and will
be used for carrying first-class passen-.
gers and mails. These vessels will land
| at Montauk Point, whence the passen-
gers and mails will be transferred to
New York by rail. On the English side
the landings will be made at Milford
Haven, and the trip is expected to bs
] made in five days.-N. Y. Sats.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

a. STAFFORD NoRTHeOTE will with
iraw from the Conservative leadership RS in
~ british Parliament. Y
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

Tur first appointment under the new
cril.service law was made ON the 10Th. A
yeas the lucky person. s1E E {.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

I, Garfield monument was dedi-
IN the 24th in San Francisco by the
5@'o ora Fpcampment, Knights .Templar. 4
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

MORE troops and more gunboats are
1led by the French in Tonquin, the Black
H. having been reinforced from Yum
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

AMONG the legacies left by Count de
ii :nnbord was alarge one to the Pope. :
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

The Madrid InparciaJ of the 23d
says the Spanish Government, after the
recent rising, informed its representatives
abroad that friendly request would be
made that France comply with the interna-
tional law and expel the reputed author of
the outbreak.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

EARL SPENCER. the Lord Lieutenant,
speaking in Cork on the evening of the 23d
sad that he trusted the days of bitterness
ana crime and agitation in Ireland were
Pasr, and that the country could look for
ward to practical measures in politics and
prosperity in the land.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

VIENNA dispatches say the amount of
wheat available for export is estimated
at 100000 meter centals; of barley, 3,000,-
W0 meter centals. 1t is expected that no
rye or oats will be available for export.
The Hungarian wheat crop is estimated at
a full average.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

TuF sale of small annuities to poor
reone and the establishment of postal
s.vngs banks were. advocated before the
cano+e Labor Committee on the 23d.9
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01
NEWS AND NOTES.
A Summary Of Important Events.

lrur Count de Chambord died the
iio-ning Of the 24th.l s'G Ali5L
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

The Irish National League of Great
September. A programme has been re-
solved upon, the principal features of which
are self-government for Ireland and direct
representation Of the laboring class in Par
lament
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

THE plans have been completed for
the proposed new silver vaults under the
cash room of the Treasury Department.
The storage capacity of the vault will be
a3O000O0 silver dollars.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

~ !, 4nL oloux Chiefs who were concerned
in.tLo rHSter massacre-Sitting Bull Rain
witb at,I :; ace, Crow King, Gal and others,
Fair lI-''erpreters, will be at the Iowa State
}1to ns @eia az Des Moines from September
1t w. oI.ooer s. The Interior Department
nd. gton has issued the necessary
'anged. Poi'a'loh mas been ar
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

QUEEN VICTORIA insisted on having
the Parliamentary session brought to a
close on the 9th, because she desired to go
TO Ralmoral without delay. The ceremony
of the dedication of the cairn to John
Brown was fixed for September l.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

IT Is announced from Washington
'ual until the President returns and pro-
nllgates the new rules governing examin-
aYiOlis lor promotions, appointments from
Wv c0 ranks Of those who have passed the
Oi'u Service Commissions examinations
luSV oe only to the lower grades.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

AV1oToRIA, (B. C.) dispatch OF the
05th SAYS that, subject to the sanction OF
Parliament, all matters in dispute between
tbe Dominion and British Columbia have
been satisfactorily adjusted.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

ADvICEs from Melbourne, Aus, OF
the 23d say that ten colonies have accepted
an invitation to attend conference there
shortly to discuss the question of the an
nexation of New Guinea and other islands
in the Pacific
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

hANLAN, the oarsman, returned to
Toronto, Ont, on the 9th, where he in
ENDED to rest a few days pending the
O%fi'on Place regatta on September g.,
whence ne goes to Cincinnati. He would go
=" australia to row Laycock if reasonable
expenses were allowed. t r.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

IT was reported on the Goth that
Henry NJ. Stanley had closed the Upper
Congo to commerce. The King of Dahomy
had liberated the garrison of Portuguese at
Fort Whydah on condition that the place
should not be ceded to England.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

T. CALLAN, a member of the British
",hament, has three challenges to duels
4; uiS hands. He expressed determine
~ % settle with his fists all disputes with
I'n an5 VINO insist on personal satisfaction,
~ at',, =, Said he was willing to devote as much
j. 'ne recess as might be needed to encoun-
'efs OF that kind.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

ANDREW SAUCER and Carl Stein,
entasn' an, amen IN Heuffels Brewery, New York,
or j, d large mash tub to do some work
engin. -1uh' Ignorant of their presence, the
tbe lileer lie set the machinery in motion, and
os oue HE was literally pounded out of Sau.
taLan 9Ieln was severely injured, but was
= 0u' alive and sent to the hospital.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

al the close of business on the 25th
u, ,a.onal treasury contained gold coin
bnu nu bullion, S2O3, ,3O9, ,2O4; silver dollars and
~ sto, .. SllS,3OS, ,352; fractional silver coin,
ye ,9lo; United States notes, Sol ,541,-
%~ u. Total, $4O3,O14,826. Certificates out
a.. -1'nulng-Gold, So ,93S ,27O; silver, $74,625,
''ii currency, $11 ,945. 900.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

THE American Bar Association held
its closing session on the oath at Saratoga,
Ny. A resolution was adopted extending
most cordial welcome to Lord Chief
Justice Coleridge, of England, who had just
arrived in this country.