Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-13
CLEANINes.

medical lexicon IN forty-two Ian
guages.
AT Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is a society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty &c
Boarders.
The London correspondent Of the
New York World speaks of Queen Vic
toria as a most gracious mental i'm
beetle and humbug."
While wedding party, of thirty
five men, women. and children were
crossing the river Thesis, in Hungary,
about three weeks ago, the ice sudden
ly broke Up and all but one OF the
company were drowned.
Congressman Kelley, of Philadel-
phia, left his daughter Florence in
Europe, where she will remain for
some time as the rather lively and en-
pertaining Fondent of one of the
Washington newspapers.
Owing to the Stow blockade in
Northern New York, $4,000 young
trout intended for Lake George are
delayed and will probably die.
General Grant says he wishes he
had bought home in some locality
where he could see the sun once or
twice during tho winter.
Katie Mcdonnell, the New York
nurse girl, who was shot two inches
above the heart by her lover, and car
ried the ball all night before telling OF
her injury, is still alive.
At meeting OF an Irish National
League in New York, the other day,
one speaker recommended that bal
looms be sent up over English cities
and that dynamite be dropped from
them.
An ingenious English eulogist OF
/ the Queens book has found out thai
''the woman's nature has reacted
against court etiquette and gone al
together to guilelessness and unworld
illness
1t is reported that only one member
of the senior class of Hamilton Col
lege is now in attendance, and the
boilers are as firm as ever.
Sir Moses Montefiore, at 80, is Eng
lands Oldest baronet, and Sir George
Rose Sartorius, Admiral of the Fleet
age SO, is the senior Knight.
The American bell punch has been
discarded on the London tramways
1t was considered nuisance, anC
failed to prevent knocking down by
the conductors.
Prince Napoleon has decided tC
postpone the American tour of his
son, prince Victor. He intends tC
send the young Prince to Rcumanif
to serve in the Roumanian army.
The State of Maryland charges $4 81
for marriage license, and a bill re
ducing the charge to 80 cents ha'
been deferred indefinitely in the Stat,
House of Delegates.
William G. Weld, of Philadelphia
who has increased the large fortune
inherited from his father, the late
w. f. Weld, CT both Boston auC
Philadelphia, is now worth $4,000,
600.
Mr.. Ulysses s. Grant, Jr., has pur
chased from Abraham II. Jones sil
apartment houses on the north side o
Seventy third street, about 100 fee
west of Second avenue, New York
for $155, 900.
Near Weymouth has been found 8
/ piece of mahogany about twenty inch
es wide, which is believed to be
relic of the balloon Salina, with which
| Mr. Walter Rowell Member of Par
lament, was lost off Bridport in 1882
1t is estimated that not less tLa1
30, 900 elk, entelopes and male deel
are slaughtered every winter in Mimi
esota, Montana and Wyoming alone
At this rate hide hunters will soor
find game scarce.
S. S. Stone, a brother of the lat,
Amasa Stone, died recently in Cleve
land. leaving an estate valued at 81,
600 600. Every body believed, anc
still believes, that Mr.. Stone made &
viii, but none can be found
A party Of Chinese has been dis
covered near Superior, British Col
umbia, In a starving condition. The
men were SO weak they could scarcely
stand. The pressing wants were re
lieved by white people
The Sultan, in testimony of high
satisfaction with Edwin Arnold.
Pearls of the Faith, as a poetical
exposition of the religion Of Islana
has conferred on him the Order OF
the Osmanie of the third class.
A resident Of Glover, Vt, has the
distinction of possessing the largest
sole in the state He wears a shoe
that measures twenty-five inches in
length and is eight inches wide, Hi,
friends have no difficulty in keeping
track of him.
A Paris paper says that the English
gam blers at Monaco are the most de.
termined, and lose the most. 1t is
said each day when the play begins
that the bank has in hand 5000, 600;
as play becomes brisker this Is some
times raised TO 5000, 600 more.
General Manager s. S. Merrill. of
the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul
Railroad is reported to have had a
stroke ST paralysis, and will leave
IN few days for Florida. In an in
terview last night, Alexander Mitch
ell, President OF the road, said that
Mr.. Merrill vas suffering only from a
numbness IN the right leg, which he
did not consider very serious.
Samuel Fl Houga Of Galeshuroy