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Another Infnrmer-

DUBLIN, July 12.-Patrick Hanlon, one
of the men arrested for participating in
the murder of Mrs. Smyth in April Of last
year, has turned informer.
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Leacuers in the Rav STATE

BOsTON, July 12.-The State Conven-
ton, under the auspices of the Irish Ma
tional Land League assembled at FaneuiI
Hall this morning. Delegates were pres
ent from various benevolent, temperance,
literary and social Irish American socie-
ties OF Massachusetts. The meeting was
called to order by John Boyle OReilly. A
permanent State organization was form
ed, with Rev. p. A. McKenna. of Worces-
ter President
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HALTON, NEB., July 12.-The tornado
Of Tuesday night demolished a number of
buildings at Soldier City, killed women
and a child, and injured 10 other persons.
The storm passed directly from north to
south.
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Manchester,s shin Camel

LONDON, July 12.-The miners in the
| Cannock Chase district, in Staffordshire.
have struck against any reduction of their
/
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
IN NEWS OF THE TWO STATES
INT TOTDN PARAGRAPHS.

nis,.ter at MeEae-sheep ineNPliea-
~. Dash into Weli-A Family sad
3Ild with a FOundling-FlOrida's I'm
'-...1,,.d Phosphate Mines.
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Mrs. Gordon, White Bluff, Ca, says:
Browns Iron Bitters has quite relieved
me of rheumatism, with which l long
suffered.u
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JUDGE TWIGGS VIEWS.

LONDON, July 12.-The Manchester
ship canal bill passed its third reading i'm
the House of Commons this afternoon.
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Mr.. Edward Charleston, Savannah, Ga,
says: II have used Browns Iron Bitters
for heartburn and obtained perfect relief"
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For chills, fever, ague, and weakness.
Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic. Colden's 5.
Take no other. OF druggists.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-13
Baking pouorr.

Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-13

inexpensive and effective is the great
substitute for sulphur baths, Glenn's Sui
phur soap.
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There is hardly an adult person liyin

but is sometimes troubled with kidney
difficulty, which is the most prolific and
dangerous cause of all disease. There is
no sort of need to have any form of kidney
or urinary trouble if Hop Bitters is taken
occasionally.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
CRIME

AN alderman and a brick-mason at
Austin, Texas, had n fight in saloon,
each receiving fatal injuries.
THE steward of the Paymaster of
the Mexican Central railway stole Sill
coo, on Sunday night, in the City OF
Mexico.
THE county attorney at Dallas, Texas,
announced that he will commence at
once TO raid gambling-houses every day
and night Heretofore monthly Zines
have been assessed,
AMBROSE DAGGETT, of Liberty, Maine,
who was partially deranged by jealousy
of Miss Ella Greedy, killed her and HIM
self Sunday evening.
BURGI AIRS entered the residence of G.
j. Handbloom, at Dies Moines, and while
one kept that gentleman silent by means
of "A cooked revolver, another picked up
$500 in money and a gold watch.
SAMUEL MCDoNEL was hanged at
I Fort WAYNE Tuesday, for the murder of
/ Louis Laurent His neck was not bro-
! ken by the faIl but he strangled in ten
minutes,
/ RICHARD SHOARD, an Arkansas horse
thief cut his way through an iron door
4 in the Jail at FL Dorado and took to the
swamps, to live on roots and nuts.
G.. G.. WHEELER, charged with swind-
ling many Chicagoans in the piano trade,
was captured in Montreal, and has been
committed to await the arrival of an eX-
tradition demand by the governor of
Illinois.
Mrs. GEORGE r. WHITE, of Teegarden,
Indiana. went to Plymouth TO secure a
j, divorce for cruelty During her absence
White fatally wounded their infant
daughter and blew out his own brains
IKE BU2ZARn, a notorious inmate OF
the Jail at Lancaster Pennsylvania
! locked the Waterman in a cell, released
, eleven companions, broke the telephone
filled their stomachs, and departed.
WILLIAM STREET. a policeman o.
Huntsville. Alabama, white pursuing
3 two negro thieves, was held by one whit
! the other butchered him with an AK, z
lynching is in order.
CHARLES BUTLER, the son of "a rich an,
p influential citizen of Columbus, Ohio
! recently finished a term of imprison
ment for assaulung a policeman Iii
n wife was ut Princeton, Indiana, yisitin
relatives. He went thither ON his RI
lease, and after a few words with hi
wife lodged bulle, IN her brain frol
, which She can hardly recover.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
Iowa.
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET ELECTED.

THE REPUBLICAN TICKET ELECTED.
DIES MONIES, Oct 10-Returns this
morning have come in slowly. Com
parsons with the vote ON Secretary
of State last year show that the Dem
Gratis have made large gains but
while this is true, there is a reserve
vote in Iowa that is not often out. ex-
cert in presidential years. The re
turns lead to the belief that the vote
this year has been larger than that
cast in 1850. Tho precincts reporting
show an increased vote for Gov. Sher-
man. At the Democratic headquar-
tiers Sherman's majority is estimated
at from 10000 to $1,000, while Repub-
lean estimates vary from 25,000 to
5000.
The republican majority before was
about 10000.
THE VACANT CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
There are not enough returns from
the sixth District on which to form a
safe conclusion as to the contest
there but Jasper County Cook S
/ .dem) home. has not given him any
gain. Malcolm, Iowsheik County.
however, gives him every opposition
vote. There is a lively hope that Mr..
Stiles rep is going to win by a small
majority. Regarding the legislature,
enough IS known to warrant the GER
tainty that there viii be a comparative
republican majority on joint ballot
and some hope that enough prohibi
ton republicans are elected to the
House to secure the legislation de
manded as the issue of the campaign
without cultivating unnecessa.
rllv tine greenbackers of whom there
VIII be from seven to ten.
EX-Gov, Carpenter is elected 10 the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18

Drained Superintendent Wagner with
crowbar as he pursued her across the
fields.
LIGHTNING destroyed the main factory
building of Frazer & Shepherd at Min
neapolis, causing loss of $4,000. An
drew Thornquest fell through hatch
way during the fire and was cremated
FIRE in the Imperial Oil comp2ny's
works, at Retrolia Ontario. did consider
able damage. McConville, boiler max
er, at work in an adjoining STILL was
surrounded by flames, and could not be
rescued.
WILD freight trains on the Northwest
ern road collided near Hanover, Wis.
Thursday morning. Fireman Witt was
killed. The damage to rolling stock and
freight is estimated at $4,000.
IL acollision on the Boston and Lowell
road an engineer and fireman leaped
from O locomotive without moving the
lever The engine ran to the end Of the
track in Lowell and buried itself IN the
cellar Of the express Office, killing a
woman.
THE recently-constructed works of the
Ellsworth. Kan, sugar company at
Kansas City, were totally destroyed by
fire, entailing a loss Of S22 600. The
flames gained such Roadway among the
sugar and sorghum, that the firemen
could do nothing and were driven from
the works Insurance to the amount
of $1,000 is held by eastern companies.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
FROM THE CAPITAL.

THE commissioner of patents has been
rendered to Hon. Benjamin Butterworth,
of Ohio.
GENERAL DENT, who has been forty
years in the United States army, has
Der.
THE Hon. John Russell Young, United
States Minister to China, is said to have
PARTIALLY mastered the art of speaking
the language of that country.
SENATOR EDMUNDs, in conformity with
a program laid down by himself when
elected to preside over the senate, states
that he will resign the position of presi-
dent pro tenn, after the organization of
the senate.
GENERAL SHERMAN, after travelling
10.67S miles, inspecting the military
POSTS IN the far west, has resumed his
duties at Washington. He will attend
the reunion of the Army of the Tenne-
see at Cleveland, and give place to Gen
eral Sheridan before the meeting of Con
gress.
! SECRETARY TELLER is about to pro
mitigate a decision that the appointment
/ of a commissioner TO examine the track
of the Southern Pacific road in Arizona
I would be a recognition of the company
as the successor of the Texas and Pa
cihc, and practically give it the disputed
land grant.
THE net result of the recent readjust
ment of postmasters salaries has not
vet been figured out, but it is estimated
bv Mr.. Scott. chief of the salaries anC
allowance division, that there will be {
net increase of not more than 100000
In the northwest there are large in
Creases, but these represent increases il
business. In the east there have beer
considerable reductions.
, WITH view to facilitate and hasten
ing the delivery of mail matter in large
$ cities, the Postottice Department is grad
1 ually extending the system of sortins
city mails in postal cars, which wa
tried ON small scale. with very salts
factory results, some time since. Thu
plan is TO classify city mail as far q
{ possibl, while in transit by distributing
{ the mail matter in postal ears unde
the heads; For Po,tmasters. " for gen
eral Postottice, for lock-boxes.H 80
banks and bankers, and for severa
> metropolitan postal stations, SO that
may be handled with greater Qgicknes
J when i; reaches its destination
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18

House from Webster County, and the
bolt in Delaware County has done
little harm to ex-Congressman DOMAIN
who is elected Senator by at least 500
majority. Heinsheimer, Republican
candidate for Senator in Montgomery
County, is probably defeated.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE
rives its figures as follows: Thirty
Thousand plurality for Gov. Sherman;
a plurality of %, 600 for Judge Reed
II, and probably 20, of the 20 new
senator's, giving the Republicans 81
and probably 80 of the new senators.
OF one House 40 Republican members
are elected and 80 Democrats of
Fusion. OF the 28 members unreport-
ed IS will be Republican.
DIES MONIES, Oct 10.-Up to this
hour (midnigh0 the Republican
State Committee have complete and
full returns from thirty counties and
definite returns from twenty
and partial returns from the other
/ forty-two counties. These show that
! Sherman and the Republican State
ticket will have majority over Kline
and the Democratic ticket of 26, 600 to
[ 28. 600. and a majority of $1,000 10
! 14.000 over all. Judge Reed does not
run over 1900 behind the rest of he
Republican ticket. The resule in the
/ Sixth Congressional District is still in
doubt, but, Cook (Fusionist is probab-
/ ly elected by 200 to 300.
IOWA RETURNS.
, DIES MONIES. Oct 11.-Definite re
turns have been received by the State
Register ON the legislature and the re
suit is positively known so far as 1t
can be until the official count has set
tied few close contests. Tbe senate
will stand, forty republicans, nine
democrats and one doubtful The
latter is from Linn county, where the
result is SO close and doubtful that it
Will take an official count to decide.
Senator Latrobe, instead OF being
defeated as reported is elected, also
Barrett of this county. Heinsheimer,
of Mills, is counted as elected, though
Hendricks, fusion, claims three ma
ioritv by throwing out ten misspelled
for Heinsheimer; but the intention of
the voters casting the imperfect bal
) lots was so plain that Heinsheim-
err will be given the certif-
cate of election. The house on
complete and bedrock figures stand
as follows: Republicans 50, independ-
ents /, democrats 80, greenbacks z,
doubtful /, Washington county. The
republican majority ON joint ballots is
"a. VIII send estimate on state mi
nority soon.
: Full and complete returns from
fifty counties give sherman, 1924
majority over Kline, and 4,951 over
Klnne and Weaver both. In these
fifty counties Sherman has total
, vote of S6,624; Kline, $4,000
and Weaver, IA 673. The latter,S
vote being made by the full
returns, much larger than was ex
pected. Yesterday and the day be
fore were incomplete, but pretty def
mite. Returns from the other forty
/ nine counties giving a majority
simply makes Sherman's majority
= over Kline $4,000, and the majority
: over all of 5000 or 9, 200.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
CABLeGRAMs.

CENERAL CAMPENoN has been appoint
ed minister Of war in the French cab
met.
THE German government has pro-
hibited the importation Of swine from
Russia
AIGupY and Sankey have begun a series
Of revival meetings in the Royal tneater
at Limerick.
WITH the mercury down to 80 the
yellow fever is abating at Guaymas and
Hermassils
THE marquis Of Lorne and the Prin-
cess Louise will leave Ottawa next Mon
day for England.
Don JUAN won the race in England
for the Czarewitch stakes. 1t is believed
that "Plunger' Walton, Of New York,
lost $500 900 by the defeat of Girotie.
THE British postmaster general, in
making new contracts next year for
carving the mails across the Atlantic
tri-weekly, viii select the fastest steam
ships,
ALL the members of the ministry
of Norway, have been impeached
by the supreme court, and each
W III tt Oltt bt lltth ~ luA@bNAs
A REWARD of $500 is offered in Eng
land, for the recovery of lad named
Willie Dickinson, who was stolen IN
Wisconsin two years ago and taken
across the Atlantic.
MANY persons were wounded at Bel
fast, Ireland Saturday, in fight be-
tween an Orange procession and gath
ering of Catholics,
AT a meeting held at Neufchatel
Switzerland, by two thousand citizens,
resolutions were passed demanding the
expulsion of the members of the Sal
walton Army.
NHILIsT proclamations have been is
sued sentencing the Car of Russia tc
death because he has failed to grant LID
erty to the people.
FRANCE does not feel like making any
further apology to Spain. The Spanish
Ministers are divided as to the course
which may be properly pursued, and @
Cabinet crisis is not improbable.
EIGHT HUNDRED persons attended 9
reception given by the king and queer
of Spain. The cabinet discussed the
propriety Of diplomatic action in regarC
to the demonstrations in Paris, but
nothing can be learned as to the decision
reached.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
TELEGRAPHIC.
GENERAL NOTES.

JAY GOULD and a party OF friends have
chosen Burns point, ten miles from
New Haven, as the site for select sum
mer resort
S. w. DUNCoMB, register Of lands at
Aberdeen. Da, died Of consumption,
Monday night He belonged in Paw
Paw, Michigan.
THE fastest mile everknown was made
Tuesday on the Chicago Driving park by
the PAGER Johnston, who covered a quar-
ter in 80 seconds, a half in 1862 seconds
three-quarters in 1870 and the mile in
210. This leaves Maud 5. quarter sec
ond in the lurCh. and Jay-Eye-See half
a second Dehind her.
GovERNoR CROSBY, Of Montana, re-
ports a battle impending between the
stockmen and the Catfish band Of Sioux.
Six hundred Of the latter are said TO be
marching toward the Little Missouri.
so severe is the drought in Mississippi
that drinking water commands prem
ium in Vicksburg, and planters in that
region state that cattle are dying by
scores.
THE corpse Of a b9ttle-nosed whale
nineteen feet aud four inches in length
washed ashore at Barnegat, New Jersey.
A plaster cast Of the rare specimen has
been taken, and the b0ncs will be taken
to the Smithsonian Institute.
THE National Bankers association
elected Lyman J. Gage, Of Chicago,
president Resolutions were adopted
fayoring an equitable bankrupt law and
recommending a discontinuance OF the
compulsory coinage Of silver dollars.
AT a school election in Lansngburg,
New York, 22j women voted, including
several negresses. Some of the ladies
were challenged as importations from
Troy.
LORD CoLERIDGE, on reaching the
Academy of Music in New York, found
$50. 900 worth of Persian works Of art
scattered about the corner reserved for
4 him, and the stage transformed into a
garden by the use of $4,000 worth of
/ plants and flowers. After the addresses
/ the banquet-room was opened TO twelve
hundred persons.
/ COLONEL JAMES TULLIs special land
agent of the government, who has been
/ investigating frauds in the Rocky noun
tain regi.n. saws large tracts have been
patented in violation Of law. One man
I IfHltllllE NEAR a NiAN III stAbhAAitf" h'aANNN-
! =. 600 acres of public lands and pastured
1 the COWS of citizens at s per month.
THE Athletic Base Ball club, of Phila-
/ delphia, won the championship Of the
/ American association, and on returning
I home the members found the city half
draped and Illuminated in their honor
Broad street was so choked that the
PLAYERS could scarcely reach their car
riages The mayor received the process
sion at Independence hall.
THE Union Pacific officials, aggrieved
at a sweeping reduction of rates by the
railroad commissioners of Kansas, an
nounce that they will cease to operate
the leased line from Solomon City to
Beloit, thus leaving rich agricultural
section without transportation facilities,
as the construction company owning the
branch has no rolling-stock
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Oct 15.-Flour- Quiet and unchanged
Wheat-Iu good demand, unsettled, but generally
higher; regular, 1885 for seller OCTOBER S376 for
seller November; 95l60959s for seller December;
96]6 for seller January; 1099s91o316 for seller
May; No, Q Chicago spring, 9214 No. 5 Chi
cago spring, S21S; No red winter, 1.0l
Corn--Iu good demand ruled higher; 49]4 for
seller cash and October 4s9s64sA for seller
November; AZ for seller December; 1875 for seller
the year; 46l4 for seller January; 4s9s04SA for
seller May Oats-In improved demand; very
firm; 2S4@2s54 for seller cash and October; 90
for seller November; 29l4 for seller December;
2Sl4a2S3s for seller the year; S23s0321s for
seller May. Rye-Firm; 5l15 Barley-Dull; 1894
Flax Seed-Steady; ISL Pork-Quiet, but firm ;
fO7561lOO for seller cash; 10 79010.T5 for seller
October; i0421S8lOi5 for seller November and
December; 10000 32}s for seller the year;
iO93lb61O95 fer seller January; li0591i07la
for seller February. Lard-Quiet and unchanged,
727I6a130 for seller the year; 7.358G&16 for
seller January; 745G4I716 for seller February.
Bulk meats-In fair demand; shoulders, AS;
short ribs, zoos do clear, go Butter and
eggs-Quiet and unchanged Whiskey-Steady
and unchanged, 11G
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
ACCIDENTS.

FIRE destroyed she packing house Of
T. s. Andrew, at New Haven, valued at
$4,000
THE dry-goods store ofB. Loewen-
stein 4 Brothers, ON Main street, Menu
phis was totally destroyed by fire, the
loss being 5000, 600,
AN Oak Park dummy was ditched
Sunday afternoon just outside the linn
its Of Chicago. Fifty passengers We're
thrown about, one being seriously in
jured
AN earthquake visited san Francisco,
Tuesday night almost on the anuiycr-
S0rv of the famous one Of lsGS, cracking
metallic roofing and driving people in
20 the streets to watch for daylight.
Sly children of Ligouier, Penn. named
Stouher. We're poisoned bv eating weeds
in the woods foUvoi Them We're saved
by heroic effort
= Mrs. NREELANp "a maniac escaped
from the poor-house at Erie. bN eNeaya
ting under her cell window. ana nearly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18

UroN her last trip the steamer City
of Rome now the largest steamship
atloat, brought into New York more
human souls, it is said, than were be
fore brought across the ocean in one
tripof any vessel 1t WAS like a float.
ingyillage atsea for seven days. There
was a framed notice at the head of the
saloon stairs showing that the steamer
was authorized to carry I $50 persons,
crew included The exact number
that She did carry was not revealed
at any time during the voyage, There
were ls0 names OF saloon passengers
on printed list There were many
Storage passengers and "a number OF
intermediate passengers, IN addition
10 crew, including the saloon and
bed room stewards numbering III all
about 500 The gossip Of the ship
placed tine whole number on board at
between 500 and 1000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
Milwaukee Mark ct.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 15-Flour-In fair demand
wheat-Strong and higher; 9t34 for seller O,to
Der; 984 for seller Novemember; 953s for seller
December. Corn-Higher; No. p 1914; rejected.
80 Oats-Scarce; No. ?, 20 Rye-Higher; No. l.,
500; No p 53l6 Barley Steady and active;
No. ?, GIG; extra No. 3. OIL Provisions-DuI;
mess pork, 10 IS for seller October 10 80 for
seller January Lard-Prime stean, $50 for
seller October; 40 for seller January. Live
hogs-Weaker; 435G475 Butter-Weaker.
Chsese- Unchanged. Eggs Steady and firm.
ReceiPts-Flour, $500: wheat, t70O0barley i2.-
500 shipments Flour 1850: wheat, 100;
barley, $4,000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18

WESTERN UNIONS annual report
shows that it owns SIC, 600, 600 worth
of telephone stock, The company has
nearly half million miles of wire.
II handled over 10000, 900 messages
last year. For this service it received
nearly $50, 600, 600, about $4,000, 900 of
which were profits. In the election OF
Directors John Hay and Frank Work
took the places of +. D. Worchester
and 4. 6. Simmons.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18

COMMISSIONER MARBLE Of the pat
ent Office, has decided against the
claims Of Edison as the inventor Of an
electric light made by The ncandes,
cence of carbouized paper The com
missioner awards the invention to
Sawyer and Mann Edison has other
conductors, but by TINS decision fails
to secure monopoly of the so-colled
.Edisnn hrht
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
Boston BloOds.

Mr.. c. S. Hollis, Veterinary Surgeon,
Boston, Mass. certifies that he has made
the great pain-cure, st, Jacobs Oil, the
sole remedy in his practice for horse
ailments end considers it superior to
any cure has known in forty years.
He tried the same great pain-banisher
on himself for rheumatism and by which
he was comnletelY cured.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18

TIE number Of persons who have
crossed the Brooklyn bridge daily
since ITS construction is 1920. The
receipts from foot-passengors have
been nearly $500 per diem, and from
those who used the ears 1862. The
total receipts since the completion
have been 500, 9S3, and the total ex-
penditures S51, AIS. This showing war
rants a demand for reduction of the
tolls.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18

A FACTORY at Savannah, Ga, clear
$500 per day by manufacturing SUI
perior quality Of wrapping paper out
of rice straw and palm leaves, former
Iy waste material Manufacturing in
terests are developing all over the
It'll
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18

Two sisters, wives of farmers in
Mecosta county, Mich, have become
violently insane through religious ex-
element, and have been taken by an
officer to Grand Rapids
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18

A SERIOUS election row occurred at
Cumminsville, o., Tuesday night A
large crowd of negroes engaged an
equally large force Of whites, which
brought the police to the scene. Up to
this point the rioters had used stones.
Shooting then began, and four people
wore badly wounded.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18

THE guillotine clips mans head
Off in two minutes. Malefactors re-
gard it as a positive luxury compared
TO the pallows.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18

THE Apaches have formed two
camps in the San figuel valley, Mex
leo, and established a trading post on
the mesa above Casas Grandes.