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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-11-06

The daughter of Senator Harrison,
of Indiana, and Mr. James r. Mckee,
of Indianapolis, will be married Nov.
at the First Presby terrain Church,
Indianapolis.
Italy proposes to adopt gold as its
monetary unit Since resumption its
specie REGULATION has not been large,
only one-seventh being in silver, as
required for small change.
Mr.. James M. Bulfam, of Lynn,
Mass, though he has been president
of a gas company thirty two years,
persists in lighting his own premises
with lamps and candles.
StokeF. Park, at the village of Stoke
Poges, Buckipghamshire, the church
of which, immortalized by the poet
Gray. stands within the grounds,
has been offered for sale iii England.
A Lewiston, Me-, girl who recently
married wealthy Boston man re-
ceived as a wedding gift $4,000
worth of diamonds, and the settle
ment upon herself of an independent
fortune.
A "bottomlessn chasm has been dis
covered in San Luis, Obispo county,
Cal. An adven turous explorer who
was lowered into it says that the sides
are covered with cream colored stalac-
| tites.
In some parts of California quails
are so abundant that the roads are
thronged with them. In the southern
counties farmers are offering rewards
for killing the birds, as they destroy
much gram.
Two of the prese2t governors of the
south began life on their own account
as clerks ON Mississippi rivsr steam
boats-Governor Cameron. of Nlr-
ginia, and Governor VIM. B. Bate, of
| Tennessee.
Gen. Grant, ia writing his autobio'
graphy, says that tho things he re-
members most wildly are those of his
early life, and that the Mexican war
seems to him more distinct than the
rebellion.
King Kalakaua, of Hawaii, is said
to spend most of his time IN his study
| devoted to reading and writing, and
his friends are quite confident that he
will yet acquire those accomplish
ments.
Work on the Antwerp International
exhibition, 1885, is advancing rapidly.
/ The buildings are convenient for for
eign ex libitors and visitors, as the
grounds can easily be reached from
| the docks, quays and railway station
Space has already been taken by Bel
! GUM, France Holland, Great Britain,
Germany, Denmark, Austrii, Spain,
Italy, America, Norway and Sweden,
Russia and Hayti The buildings
will be finished by the end of March
next.
The two-tailed rats which are ex-
| hibltad at museums are the result OF a
neat surgical Trick and not lusus ma
tui@. The tail Of a healthy rat Is cut
off and Immediately inserted IN a v
shaped cut in tie noso of a second.
Dressings are applied and the animals
legs tied down to q small frame to
/ prevent scratching at the new mem
| bec The second tail sets in twenty
four hours, and ia four days nervous
/ connection is established After this
the rodent guards its front tail as
zealously as the other.
According to the annual report of
| the Registrar General of the mar
riages. births and deaths in Ireland
/ for 1883, which has just been issued,
there was a decrease Of S.. 1S9 in the
population during the year The
marriages and births are under the
annual average for the preceding ten
/ WARS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-11-06

SPAIN has a public debt about as
large as that of the United States,
without a tenth part of our wealth and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-11-06

Or f76 600 Of bullion withdrawn
from the Bank of England yesterday,
e31 900 were from New York.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-11-06

The business men of louisville
decided Tuesday night TO have another
exposition next year.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-11-06

From Mercer County, Minnesota,
comes the report that abont 20 miles
from Stanton a cave has been DIS
covered in which were found md
eous idol carved out Of CEDAR, four
skeletons, copper spear heads, small
cutlass, implements,of copper, and
stone mill for grinding, such as was
used in ancient Egypt and parts OF
Asia
In the years 1851 1851 there were
sixteen homicides in London, l46 IN
Paris, eighteen in Berlin, aud twenty
three in Vienna. In Rome they were
too numerous to mention.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-11-06

TEXAS expects to make 10000, 600
this year in her cattle business.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03
a ss-aa.sa 81 IG-.sy .fu tf.xt.u,
sgouaa tea.

LHfE fiLtr. ~. sp..st~r-
Henry Cay, < 4aaeoa 90 81. L.a-tf..s.
kraisckisa, 40 -. sast carr ,.tr-.
daJ m0sn!ns. CT 30. recover esasessaa.
Hsss aais is~ ~aiternyDa. sa-a b. raj lei
"a WttT The 80gsa l. . pea az 4at
NSE~J aaH&sT@is ou-, aad tls uaf.
sicisns .sy iAat tory zht "a fga.,
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sal as - ias T~.st u 81 t4.t Tn.
p~~atohiis- sets ~ - csa not ss.~ A..
"a - Las bess ssry ~iec-s,T. sss rra.sr-
t'a s"" Aai i4byrea, "a. n~rYsu. 80.
TN bafiog received a trf!s.s .as
4vltesiss - -, dca ars % iAs trr.f.,
t4ay lad bsea aua<iag. an u...au
tAi1-, aB1 a. llss3r usst .4l~ky 4.
h~f1, "A" i5or8 sEilcI IL s~gs $40,
"a ss-"'a AasI a.k~d ~ pl~f - god "a,
i'9T Golss. IL "a. Wvp~F. 80
AnH TekAf0rd h3aa a srtaI W..u
bFet Tsia-sc. an toll Cay 80 q hsnsg 4,
Dsd. bSt hnzsF gaze h,n g g.ay4s..t~t
20 tSs aSd EssE sac fefs-a ass h..
hSt ~" "vni h.1s~. g3t e.. r~se,~-
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'2F an3 EEEs . 10 Hrpsrs ga
iAaa@d tn @9ss- Uvg.sr sn4 it'll
'3Ni"S atEF rsigE1al f4 usrasn
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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03
THEW0RLD'S DOINGS
A Summary or the Daily News
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.

JAMES GORDON BENSETT quietly crossed
the continent u visit John ". Nacxey,
and narrowly escaped In a railway COLI
sion Ct Port Costa, Cal, on September
End.
FREDERICK T. NICHOLS, chief editor 81
the Memphis Ardlarche. died suddenly AZ
Davenport, Ia, on the 9Th Of September
from paralysis Of the brain. lie was in
his ffty-fourth year. He formerly resided
At Davenport.
o GILLTE LEIGH, member Of the Brit
ish Parliament, was killed by falling from
n elf in the Big Horn Mountains, near
Fort Mckinney, ". 7. Has emains will
be shipped 10 England.
HERBERT &. MASON, well known in and
about Boston, shot himself az bis country
home near Stockbridge on September 1874.
No cause for the act could BE- ascertained.
Jon. ". GARRETT, for many years Pres
ident Of the Baltimore q Ohio Railroad,
died on September 2G.h after a long illness.
SIR CHARLES TOPPER has been appointed
by the British Government TO cooperate
with the EmbassadOr az Madrid with u
view Il increasing trade between Canada
and Spain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

ADA GILMAN, the actress, lately brought
suit in the Superior Court Of Chicago
against A. 7. Andreas ani Charles ".
Roberts, to recover damages OF 5000 for
breach of contract in connection with the
play known as a Mountain Pink" T.. ".
Hunter also sued the same parties for $500.
The company was stranded i'll Philadelphia.
OWING to the prevalence of the cholera
the Papal ConsiStory at Rome " i'll not con-
vene.
CANADIAN ranchmeu complain that the
Piesan chiefs demand ten cents on every
head Of cattle passing through their Ter
ritory from Montana To Manitoba, and en-
force i; by shooting sufficient stock to equal
the tax.
CoLoRED society a. New Brighton, O., is
greatly exercised over the elopement of a
black coachman with two young quad
rooms, after stealth: 81 70 pay expenses.
The Georgia Capitol Commission lately
awarded the contract for the building 20 n
Toledo firm for $50. "a. The material
will be liineston from the Bedford quar-
ries in Indiana.
WILLIAM HAYNES, OF Boston. was lately
convicted of using the mails 10 defraud.
He received $500 or more by advertising
remnants OF silk at starvation prices, and
usually sent n sksin in return for a dollar.
CHARLES Il Ford, an attorney who was
diSharrei at Detroit, and who was thought
N have been drownei in the rive Rli>in,
is in Indianapolis, where he Was 20: long
Z found keeping n small cigar store.
There was an insurance Of $500 upon his
life, and il is thought be expected TO Be-
cure it
GnLIE LEIGH, who recently persisted in
the Big Horn Mountains, was heir TO Stin-
ley Abuey, one Of the finest estates in Etg-
land. \ brother OF tn deceased, now n
lag in San Francisco, is Next In succ-ssisn.
SIX Of the finest business blocks IN CleSe-
land were SET on fire September s.;h. In
cendiaries iguited oiled paper on he
fourth aaor Of a stone structure on EuSi Ii
avenue, used by an electric light conpaty.
Tae underwriters offer large rewards lOr
the capture Of the fire-bugs.
EIGHT HUNDRED volunteers and regulars
lately left London and Aid.rshot to iorta
camel corps in Egypt.
CACSRES, the Peruvian revolutionary
leader, is q fugitive, and tie country is s.
Stunning a peaceful condition
Il Chinese Government pays the cal e
companies about 5000 per day for intk-
nation sent from the various Ecropepn
capitals. Chinese merchants are impott-
ing large stocks OF goods and breadstuAs,
in anticipation Of a French blockads~l :
ENsRsoN McCoLN, OF Muncie. Indiana,
who last spring had the breech-p;n Of a
gun sent into his brain by an explosion,
has fully recovered from the eR .c.s OF the
accident.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03
4 Steamer turned.

C~tycIN~tTI. o.. September GA Ere
s,agied IL the paH;ry o; the steamer Nom
Ing Mall shortly before two O'Clock y,..er
day monin- auI was communicated - tn,
:camer bonanza and the United state
!..-b; House Tender Lily. Iyin- a.oa->iIe
All were blue; 10 the waters edge
exXep: the Lily. which escaped with
the los of her upper works Tss
boats veg. lying ?, the ul.psr iaus.iu-
in Fulton. where aHgmber o. other s.eafar5.
yScrr tel Up daring lovE u-;cr. Th,
steamers Gag and >hEslc were cut ;oo~s
and aOl,.si away OIL ~ danger. Va o1e =
aJ.e 10 tel how TIE Ere Started. Ga~ b
usnza AMI Morning Mail w-.c o0ns4i ~ ths
Cincinnati. Portsmouth 8 By Sands Pafke.
Company. The fo@Hnc. was taU: ~ l-f
and wa> worth S3icyl. The Npr1'n- Mai
was blI.t two year, Z and valued Il 80.
DgJ: insured IN Cincinnati co.gu1l ?, g.
S-0.eoO each Tie Lays dauaEs - eg
Iu.;al :; S,o.ggo M lives were .ys-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03

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soaasn- H<serzi ms~ks /so pr.ks.
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Tho 4 hni.

f.oMr, September 22.-Eul'eiin Of ~,
progress OF thc cholera iu I:s.y f.. Tie ra-
twcuty-four hours: Province q; B"r-amp
II fresh eases. : deaths: Province az Ounce
u fresh case. 10 deaths; Iros.n 9 81 Genoa
II fresh eases, g deaths: city Of Ipcla. Is
:reS! cases. Il deaths; Province az Maple,
80 fresh eases. - deaths; City 81 Maple
BOB fresh eases. lOi deaths; r's-~ here. &c
fresh eases. l. deaths: total number 81 t.cst
cases. iJ.; to;s. number nf deaths. 49,.
The Liberia. newspaper, praise ;Ir action
Of the Pope In founding hospital near '1,
vatican. and dwr.. especially upon ms l,
tent.on OF personally visiting tie h"-p.,a,
IN the even; O. 4 cholera oUi1rraS !. IIu4r.
TEASrE-
PAEIs. September There wcrc five
deaths to-day from cholera .; Nar-c..ic,
anu three 1t Iou'"n.
sTNIS.
MADRID. September -3.-Tbc.c wee 81,
new cases of cholera 81, Alicante tr,sag.
nine new et-es and Jour deaths AZ Tara
gina
Ef~-fA.
LnSuoN. September 2G.-Ii j. TrYor;"H
that an outbreak 81 ch"icn has O-~Irrvj
nca. Odessa. Russia. Tie government i.
;TJ .uE - suppress knowledge .: tie fact
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03
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bTsA,u.
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tae} arc r~,siuHs!sv tor tIa uF 20 80
weeks ago. a. srti 4s fas enc t3-1t~a-
III ,HalIsr maize g fus Arrests ut aas.
I~i,in4. ,5a5t,trfa tl.alE it. AMI -lfa 90
have P5siHse Hsust 20 sHr 4n.G %. . nuH1
I. OF tArsI AHott.f tffA Vas asgtsI-
eel .ToH5 ths wet s,le e. ~ e. . f4fst8s
tho Ett4.fMrEs have 4taa44 led
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4, TGfor. r.l--ua-r.

SAX F.NSC-scu. September Jaime.
Gorioa BeatIe@. ACCOMPANIED = Csa-a-
S0.Iho1. ~ ;3s New Yor% ETeiL. ~
rived YESTERDAY as.ssnnon- IIc "a, me: Sj
john ". NzcIrT. Who LATER Ia tie DIS
pointed oui 30 hlia The r~-oniuc-; feature
o; iae c.iy. TIE tran on wh.a they -
lived harrow ; -cais-t a srT4.Es dsASss-
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INFO 4 tain o. uA-s: Gz- NJ X1cSs,
ami -. Ey. who weTc iH BeaBs-Ts ~Isiya-s
ear vserr tInNH to - so-. i--aHet; 49,
badly shIkrn ~; kept hts --at- Fo=I
wheat car, were wTec&s-i and lie engine -
thu %z>rnsss t.an GsGz4seL No 80 ~1
se-5OCs \ hU!r
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CO.N.. 10 NORA A,.,iN.
Hui "t 81. Stsse-Isfas's ST 80 is 4 neiu
nsti Ausf si"s sf"athss ttG-s.-

'~B.Is~sFI. ec fe9
The stove modern sti.4o ta su.eI a.
last, alter nine s.sDths of 60 snsss, Ar
Its auf mu,a D,iter fssiIas susoafss,.
bctws.s ale mrn ard "a manufacturer.
Ihs Jul,a na.I.ue tAe manufacture e.
;sTtEiuei - adhrre - "a position tsr,
bad taken. Gaa!y resolved 20 send a1s
ctilpa u confer wish taen. wh.ch ua.
done Ihr oluisreBca betayeH a. mea
agi the u4nUisetgrrys va s~s.lsfae..rs
e bota I1ttrs. aai TIA f,su., nsa .~s.
era 81 iA' ol3 rmP.eFrs have lsas -
uugs. - ihsusg $50 stfisr arf occurred.
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saturday az ladwsy E Ea-..a's. ant
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taygs.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03

The latest s~piritualistic apparatus
consists Of a telephone diaphragm at
tached TO the sounding-board of apiano.
and connected BY a wire to a second
piano in the immediate neighborhood.
Music played upon the latter is repro
duced upon the former. but more
sweetly and ~delicately than when orig
inally played. Thedevice was detected
in Providence after a very remuncra-
tive months run.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03
s.rr--.fuI Printers

NEw YoEg. September A-The fzh. o.
tie printers with the New IogA Tr3uac 3
a: and end The quarrel had Seriously en-
baTrasSei tee Republicans. SesrrE d.y
aso VI BearA az tie Government D-in:ln.
Office caEae E.e 10 seEsie i by a eoznp.s1re
and the orpEs tea "a the TrE5ansc frusE
trades uaioUs viii bow ccaS- Tie Goa
promise mai = IL. fr2ssEne c.ic- n rnsoC
ofies a-ain. The p.rSens printers are no
discharged However; Ties arc taken ~ n
members OF tie UEios. and Ia this u1y tts
contest -n1s The s-f;Ic-nen; OF tbs din
.IIty las gwen great Ss.sfscflcE 10 fts
Republican sasla-e:s, VITO On aceoans q
Tie eight wcId hare been oS.iS q 10 IN
Rur.G oyr kGson f,cm trade or,assila .o.s
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03

The t~wcnty-siN public libraries of
Paris circulated last year five hundred
and fifty thousand volumes. and three
hundred and six thousand were novels.
ii poems and plays be added. it is found
that three hundred and seventy-Seven
books of light literature go out for
every ninety-seven treating of history.
geography and travels, and every fifty
six on science and art.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03

InE Digger Indians were, until a few
years ago, considered the most ignorant
and ieast intelligent human beings on
the faciiic Coast. Those who live on
Rancho Chico have now been educated
In civilized ways They have learned
to read and write almost as well rs
white people, and some of them have
even become musicians. They recently
gave an entertainment in San Francisco.
under the care of their instructors.
Sunday school hymns, national songs,
and other musical and metrical compo-
sitions were rendered by their choir in
. very felicitous style.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03

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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03

PRor. WooDwARD, of the manual
Training School of St. Louis, believes
that industrial training should form a
recognized part of the educated functions
of the school as surely as mathematics or
geography, ''but by no means with the
inevitable or expected sequence that
every boy who receives it shall become
a carpenter or 4 blacksmith"
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03

THE list of modern books which are
not to be allowed in the public libraries
of Russia includes translations of works
by Agassiz. Bagehot. Huxley, lola,
Lassalle. Lubbock, Leeky. Louis Blame.
Lewis Lyall. Marx, Mill, Rcclus. Adam
Smiths Wealth of Nations" and
Theory of Moral Sentiments" and
Herbert S~pencer's works.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03

PRINCE JOSEPH of SaNe-Coburg, n
boy of II, while ascending the Trisel-
wand Alp, nj .Ausscc, fell oyer n preci-
picc. He had lis hip joint and collar
bone broken, besides receiving several
injuries 10 his head.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03

SPAIs has lost one Of its most popular
crres, who has just died AZ Madrid. He
wrote the play from which Verdi drew
sIl TroYatorc.n
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03

4 SAMPLE Of American cheese in Lon
don when analysed proved TO contain
neither milk nor any of its derivatives.
It's chief ingredients were lard and col
oring matter. 1t came from New York
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