Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-07

lege president at Lexington, KY; Gen.
KIRBY Smith is member OF the facul-
ty of the university of the south IN Ten
nessee, and Gen. J. Z B. Stuart's widoS
controls school at Staunton, Va.
Ivan n. Martinchen, Bulgarian,
who has studied three years at Ooerlin,
two in Yale Theologic al seminary, and
two in the New York Medical oollsge
has been ordained in the Congregation.
al ministry at New Haven. He will
sail FOR home ia June, and hopes to or
lganize church at the city of Sophia.
Governor Schuyler Crosby has left
Helena, NJ T., via the Northern Pacific
railroad, for the east. He has been
appointed a visitor to West Point by
the president. He will be absent from
the territory sixty days.
John W. Garrett, president of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company,
accompanied by his wife and daughter,
sailed FOR Europe Saturday. He ex-
poets TO be absent two or three
months, WHICH will be spent mostly in
London.
Ex Governors Curtin, Of Pennsyl-
vania; Kirkwood, of Iowa; Sprsgue,
of Rhode Island; Blair, of Michigan;
Ramsey, Of Minnesota; and Stanford,
OF California, are the survivors of the
loyal governors at the outbreak of the
war
In 1910 Harriet Martineau found
seven vocations open to women in the
state Of Massachusetts,; now there are
2S5 occupations in which 25l 15S of the
b I fay, L.,
ceiying from $3.50 to $1,000 each per
anuum.
3 General and M1s. Grant were warm
, 10 received by the citizens of Galeua ON
their srri al there Saturday. After
= spending day or two in that cty,th
VII proceed 10 ST. Louis.
Wlhelmj, the celebrated violinist, re,
! Gently ipjul ed his right hand by u fall
SO severely that he will for some time
. be unable to play. He is now having
built large concert hall on his Wies-
8 baden estate.
: Queen Victoria is again reported in
e poor health. She is said 10 be in a low
nervous condition, and her present Wis
it to Bslmorsl is made with the hope
> restore her spirits.
Miss AGNES B. BEGG, who died re.
Il Gently at Ayr, Scotland, was q niece
: Of Robert Burns, the pset. She wa'
ejghty.three years old. Her younger
. sister survives her.
G CAPTAIN l.. Z. PHILBRICK, of Keene
f h., 3 arted yesterday with fleet o
i twenty canoes on a voyage of 4O'
q miles down the Connecticut river tC
Long Island Sound.
;. COLONEL WALTER EVANS, of Louisville
It the new Commissioner of Interna
4" hevenue, was asked by a C1urier-Jour
nal reporter who called to see him
: whether he had q 1896 medal" "0h
- yes !" replied Colonel Evans; "sce, her
a 1t is, and it isn't bad locking bit O
bronze, by any means"
- Joy ana sorrow follows each othe
as.the night the day. The recent jubi
% liant celebration for the opening of tn
:, great bridge which now unites tn
cities of New York and Brooklyn
thus soon succeeded by heart. reud
- ing calamity in connection with tha
" grand structure. While it was thGonp
Y cd with foot passengers, going and com
Is ing, causeless panic suddenly seize
the moving crowd, and in the wild con
u fusion seyera' persons were crushed t
T. death, and many others manned.
J. Never was thsre more appallin
l. illustration of the fact that huma
beings, like frightened sheep. not onl
=. lose their senses in IA panic, but ar
>, suddenly transformed into monsters {
! blind, cruel and uugovernable reckless
n ness.
At the Uoion Pacific depot at Cour
Gil Bluffs, ] WA a few days ago, ther
le was a boy named Ben Ward, only ]
y, years old, who was going through
y San Francisco alone. Ga his neck Wa
8 a card stating VINO he WAS, and that h
y wanted TO 90 to his uncle in San Frar
cisco. and that his father, deceased, Ia
n. been an Odd Fellow, aud commend
Oh Jog the boy to the care OF the railroa
re men and to the fraternity of which tn
father was a member.
II CoMMoDoRE Jay Gould has now gu
ID ceeded in organizing his yacht clut
* He will have twenty.six yachts 10
the start, representing nearly $4,000
ID 600. Whenever a yacnt is to ue sol
N MS friend, the Captain from ST. Loui
le who fixed up a recent transaction 8
neatly, will conduct the transfer at th
Fifth Avenue Hotel in his privai
10 room. In the language of the vii
y, West, and more especially of Missouri
"A Jays daisy and can humbug foil
H. quicker'n any other man in the world
g In the San Francisco papers there
n a pathetic paragraph about the arriyi
tie thereof Mrs. John Little, Chelsea, Mass
e. en- route for Seattle to rejoin her hu
who went to the Pacific Coast in 184
e, and who had not seen his wife in thru,
.e four years Both Mr.. and Mrs. Lift
e. are to be congratulated on their COZ
10 slancy; yet it will strike unromant
peoplc that the nan must have bee
singularly unsuccessful Argonal
~ who apent four and thirty years in So
- ing enough money to take his vii
~ &C ross the continent.
The method practised by Germs
=, florists is as follows: Procure som
- white sand, asd wash it until it ceas
~ Isr.,for Tho Thor, b