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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10
Earring Badly in the Contest
with the Grim Warrior.
A Bad Day and a Day Nearer
the other Shcre.
Cholera in Spain-The Latest
from the Revolution in
Panama.
Gen. Grant.
BULLETIN.

NEW YORK, April 7-4:15 a. ma
carriage was sent after DR.. Sands IN
hot haste. This is the first time DE-.
Sands has been sent for. The suppo-
sitlon is that Grant is choking and
that Sands has been called to perform
tracheotony.
BULLETIN.
6 a. m.-Geu. Grant slept we'll until
4 a. M, when he awoke and took
nourishment. Immediately after, in
a paro1ysm of coughing, he had
slight hemor-hage, which closed spon,
taneously in few minutes. Drs,
Sands and Shrady We're sent for and
found Gen. Grant as usual, having
had no renewal OF hemorrhagG.
BULLETIN.
1000 a. M. DIR. Sands has just arr
rived at the Grant house with case
of instruments. Senator Chaffee, U.
S. Grant, jc., and General Badeau
who were sent for in great haste, have
also arrived.
BULLETIN
HOO a. m.-Gencral Grants con-
AALlOA uHCIdhSCG. IiG LAS
taken his food without pain and his
pulse is steady and reasonably firm.
No more hemmorhage; his mind is
clear.
BULLETIN.
$50 a. m.-General Grant is quiet
iy sleeping. The hemmorhage re-
mains arrested, and there is nc mark
ed change in his pulse.
BULLETIN.
NEW YORK, April 7.-Dr Barker,
after the consultation this afternoon,
said Gen. Grant was considerably
weaker, takes his food only on soliei-
tation and under protests, and is
liable to recurrence of the hem
morhage at any moment.
3:45 p. NAT the consultation
held at 3 D. m., Drs. Barker, Sands
Shrady and Douglas were present
1t was found that there had been no
recurrence of the hemmorhage, but
that since the last bulletin the patient
had grown weaker. Pulse so, tenn
perature 101.
BULLETIN.
o.uo " Hl.-1HeHeEal bFdIb bteil SItcplnb
quietly since the last record. He has jus awaken
ed and has taken food and stimulant. His pulse
is 16, volume fair and temperature 10.. There
has bsen no recurrence of the hemorrhase.
J. II. DOUGLAS, NJ. d.
GEO 3. SHRADl, M. u.
New YORK, April AT Z o'clock
DR. Douglass said the end was near
AT p. m. Dr. Shrady said he was
prepared for all emergencies.
BULLETIN.
1920 p. m.-Gen. Grant continues in comfort
able condition. He has slept well, and his pulse
is 81 There is no appearance of hemorrhagr re
naming in his eXpectoration. lie has jist taken
nourishment without pain
{Signedl. j. H. DoUGLAs, NJ D.,
GEO T. SHRAnY, ll. p.
SLEEPING QUIETLY.
1.:30 a. General Grant is sleeps
ing quietly at this moment, having
been restless since the last bulletin
from the accumulation of mucus in
the throat. Pulse S4 and improved
IN volume; respiration IA He has
taken nourishment regularly.
Cholera In Spain
MADRID, April There were forty
new cases of supposed cholera at
Jativa last week, and twenty deaths.
Yesterday there were thirty new cases
and seven deaths
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10
Grain In sight.

CHICAGO, April G.-The following
is the grain in sight in the United
States and Canada on Saturday last
which will be posted on change to-
morrow by the secretary:
Wheat, a 567 ,sts bushels; decrease 521 $50 as
compared with the preceedin Saturday
Corn {, ,ss5, 800; increase 99i, ,767,
O ats Z, ,G54, I98; decrease 135 dg3,
Rye sJ7 g51; decrease 1iG1
Barley $50, 43I; decrease 5000.
Stocks OF grain in store in Chicago at the same
date were wheat Is Ss1 $50 bushels,
Corn a027sSs
Oats.533 6l5
Rye 1856 $50.
Barley 90 1873
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10
Exaggerated Reports.

WINNIPEG, April THE latest re-
ports to night prove conclusively that
the whole affair has been greatly e1
aggerated, and though Riel, whose de-
sire for power is known, IS causing
much expense to the government and
detriment to the entire country, from
the very latest to night not much
trouble is anticipated
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10

TEE work of prosecuting Mormons
for polygamy should be vigorously
pushed. The fact tFat a few convic~
tions have been had causes the saints
TO talk seriously of expunging polyg
amy from their creed, and to discuss
the possibility Ct getting to heaven by
marrying only one wife.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10
Afghan Affairs,
P1rssTA VIII, GO TO WAR

RUSSIA WILL GO TO WAR.
ST. PETERSBURG, April THE
Russian government is making active
preparations to put the great naval
and military station in a state of com
plete defence. The harbor has al
ready been protected by sinking 100
torpedoes in the ship canal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10

A RIOT IN CYPRUS.

- ANANA ~ " No.
LONDON, April Ga dispatch from
Larnica, Island of Cyprus, reports
a serious riot, growing out of a wan
ton attack upon religious procession
OF the Greek church. While the pro
cesSion was passing an English club
house, a party of loungers began TO
jeer and hoot at the priests. Finally
they attacked the procession with
stones, and troops had to be called
out before the disturbance was
quelled.
WAR UPoN THE CATHOLICS.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 6-The
Oceanic arrived this afternoon from
Hongkong, March 10, and Yokohama,
March 81. The Shanghai Mercury
says the viceroy of Yuran and Kwe>
chong provinces has issued decree
commanding the destruction of all
Roman Catholic converts. The de
cree also orders that all Roman Cath
olic converts and all foreigners be
killed. Reports had reached Shang-
hal that several Roman Catholic set
Elements had already been destroyed
and several hundred converts killed.
The village of Kiugaping, two days
journey from Tail, has been destroyed
ana four converts and two priests
were killed. The only reason assigned
by the Chinese yiceroy for the massa-
ere was that the Roman Catholics
were going to revolt against the Chs
nese government.
Niceroy Lihung Chang has appoint
ed Gen Schmann. a Prussian officer,
to the chief command of the Chinese
artillery.
THE FRENCH CABINET.
PARIS, April 6.-M. Brisson has
completed the cabinet and althougk
the names of the members have not
yet been made public it seems certain
that the Ministry is to be composed as
follows:
President of council-Brisson
Minister of public instruetion-De Frsycinet
Minister for foreign affairs-Alain large
Minister of interior Clamrgeran.
Minister OF fnRnce-Gablet.
Minister of justice-Gen. Compenou.
Minister of war-Sadi Carnot
Minister Of public works-Perre Legrand
Minister OF agriculture-Herve Margon
Minister of commerce-Cuyinot
Admiral Galibar will probably be
minister of the marine and coIohies.
PARIS, April G.-The. official pros
clamation of the names of the new
cabinet differs from the official list
only as follows: Brissor, premier and
minister of justice; Goblet, minister
of public instruction; Carrien, min
lister of posts and telegraphs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10
The Laws DELAY.

PITTsBURG, April 6.-The trial Of
ex-President Riddle and Cashier
Reiber, charged with conspiracy to
defraud TIE depositors of the defunct
Penn bank, was this morning post
poned until the June term,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10
Gladstone aarene.

LONDON, April 7.-Gladstone, in
the house of commons last night, SAID
ne saw no reason why the present
difficulties with Russia could not be
settled by ordinary diplomatic meth
DDS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10
Gen. Grant.


NKw YoRE, April 6, o.3o p, m.-The afternoon
has been very quiet one for Gen Grant lie
has been free from pain and has dozed most OF
the time in his easy chair. He has taken his
nourishment regularly and well. Pulse seventy
two, with a slight tluctuatlon observable
(Sgngd), J. H. DorGLAs, NJ. ID.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10
Risen From the Dead.

PORTLAND, Oregon, April THE
British bark Allahabsd, given up for
lost, arrived at Astoria, 138 days from
Hong Kong, and more Ethan ninety
days over due.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10

The latest news from Michigan in
dicate democratic victory on a
supreme court justice and regents of
the university.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10
Murder.

CINCINNATI, April This morn
ING, IN Newport, KY. Mr.. Mcmillan
bearded a street car in which AR
John L Cummings, a clerk in the
First National bank of this city. was
a passenger, and saying, Il have YOU
now, fired three balls from revolver
into the victim's chest, causing instant
death. Mcmillan Immediately gave
himself up to the police. The story is
that he killed Cummings IN revenge
for the ruin of his daughter. MoMil.
Ian IS clothing cutter and is spoken
OF as an industrious and respectable
man.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10

THE frisky republican congressman,
Hon. ]. w. v, of Milwaukee, was
before Judge Mallory for fast driving
on the streets.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10
Panama.
KANE's DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, April 7.-Command
er Kane of the Galena telegraphed
Sec, Whitney under date of April &,
as follows: There is nothing new TO
report. The panama railroad com
pany is getting the road in order.
The government troops are anxious
about their prisoners. The railroad
company and the Galena are feeding
TIE troops; all are in need. There is
great anxiety among the foreigners
at Panama.
MORE TROOPS FOR AsPINwALL.
Additional troops for Aspin wall
took their departure from the navy
yard at noon in a quiet manner.
There were five companies of fifty
men each, under command of Capt.
Higbee. ORe hundred and fifty
sailors with six guns left the Brook
lyn navy yard Yesterday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10

sheriff was refused admittance
to serve a writ Not till the senate
adjourned WAS Ramsey released. The
reRubllcan members of the senate
give as an explanation of their ac-
ton that they regard the bill, which
was one in regard to registration was
an attempt to disfranchise several
thousand republican voters. The
democrats claim the object of the
olll Is 10 prevent the importation of
illegal voters into the chief cities.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10
A FIRE at Toxic destroyed 1000
houses.

A FIVE year old son of Thos. O'Neil
of Whitewater was ran over by the
cars and fatally injured on Monday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10
A Great Strike.

CHICAGO, April The employees
at NcCormicks' extensive reaper
works in this city, numbering 1000
III all, held a meeting this morning.
at which they decided to quit work,
and the works are now idle. In con
sequence the managers appeared 10
fear disturbance and telephoned for
police protection. but thus far there
has been no evidences of trouble.
The factory is the largest of It's kind
IN the world. Some of the employees
in one of the departments have been
on a strike and an attempt of the
owners of the works to fill their places
with men at lower wages was the oc~
casion Of the present. enlarged strike.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10
They Want Morrison.

CHICAGO, April THE Iroouois
club, the leading democrats organiza
tlon of the city, tonight passed a res
olution calling on all democratic
members of the legislature to vote for
Morrison for senator. s. Corning
Judd. member of the democratic ma
tional committee, said he knew that
President Cleveland earnestly desired
Col. MorriSon's election.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10
NOT SATISFACTORY.

LONDON, April G.-The morning
papers generally declare that the Rus
sian answer regarding the Afghan
frontier dispute is elusive and unsatis-
factory.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10
The Afghan Frontier.
PREPARING FOR WAR.

PREPARING FOR WAX.
CALCUTTA, April 6.-Orders have
been received by the Indian govern
ment from London TO actively con
tinue preparations for war, notwith-
standing the pacific assurances OF
Russia. This action has created
good impression in India, and sustains
the enthusiastic British ard native
troops.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10
A REVIEW.

RAwAL PISDI, April 6. "A grand re-
view Of all the British ard native
troops took place here to-day. The
Ameer of Afghanistan, the Earl OF
Dufferin and all native chiefs review
ed the troops, which took two hours.
The Ameer was profoundly impressed
by the ceremony.
The immediate completion OF the
railway to Guetta has been ordered
The Mahara Jab OF Nepant has Of
fered the services of 5000 picked
Gvorkas who he says are ready to
march under the British officers across
the frontier iii the service of the Queen
on receipt OF telegram from viceroy
a Iy1p,y tnayn IA d0 eo
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10

LONDON, April 6.-The government
will arm four fast sailing ocean steam
ers- They viii receive ten guns each
and each will have transportation
facilities for 1, 500 men. Two thous>
and men will Immediately be drafted
for regiments serving in India.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10
ChoIara In Spain.

MADRID, April There were forty
new cases of supposed cholera at
Jativa last week, and twenty deaths.
Yesterday there were thirty new cases
and seven deaths.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10

New YORK. April 7-415 a. ma
carriage was sent after DR.. Sands in
hot haste. This is the first time DE-.
Sands has been sent for. The suppo-
sltlon is that Grant is choking and
that Sands has been called to perform
tracheotony.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10

cpeclaI % Ant DENONEAI
EAU CLAIRE. April I'D. w. Day,
republican, defeated Bailey, Inde-
pendent. for mayor, by 400 majority.
Bailey, the socalled peoples man,
was cleaned out by a coalition of the
democrats and republicans. Churchill
and Phillips, the clerk and treasurer,
are republicans The council has
ten democrats and six republicans
Larsen, democrat for county judge,
beats Neggett !, 200 Tayloris vote in
the city is 1900. The prohibition
vote Is 100.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-10
THE LEGISLATURE.
TUESDAY, MARCH 81.

n remains open.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

Scr 8crteIr 5lpiidcn u%rtlcrcr Stnht
unO Den i'll Mtort9umeru mo @arrelt
Counties acle9cncn Srtlhaitcn lit, iltnl
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nerc Der StUrhncr ncs jcuIciti0cn llIcra
III ciucm Maiden Den i5luB Ill frcu;cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

Ncnrp 9ipltluq, berS d)luicgerlohn Dcs
:0erru Ocromimu5 NcGm. WIrbc anl
lebtcn Sumstng n%rrctirt ulto bate iidj
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nuI so Snqe III hic Gpurtn ,<oil &C
Ihift.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31
Ser semeinRr s6lridrr in brrs

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furirt. 8eriudt c5 iuenn Ialarie
bereinidiei9t ulO SIR SpItem inter
minirt. Gs 9ibt 9i~nberuns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

Ncrr GG0e. Sd)odyt uIo 6ottin, uoll
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Setru1tfenc ni,utrcffcn imp, offs iii ocI
Counties iup Die 6rcUubc Der pCri0uli=
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31
Docke! of Probate Court of GasC0-
made County.

FEBRUARY TERM 1885.
LIST day Monday February 9th, 1853
Mary Barharick exctX. A.. b. Bar
harick dec, final settlement.
Magnus VIII adm. d. h II. John =
Mueller dee. final settlement.
Alexander Meyer & and c. Fricdc.
rike Meyer minor, lst settlement.
VIM. Arnold adm. Tayloc Price dec.
1et settlement.
Aug c. Lcisner Y Dorothca
Raschc dee. final settlement.
Marguerite Epplc e and c minor
heirs of Chas. Epplc dec, annual set
Element.
Gustav Kirchhot g and e Jacob
Riehcr %niupr, LIST settlement.
Gustav KirchhofT adm. Casper
Lambain dec. final settlement.
Gustav KirchhoT adm. Anton Roos
and SON, lst settlement.
2nI day Tuesday. February 10, $3.50.
Anna Klcmmc Z ami c +. and w.
Lambain minor, LIST settlement.
David Whitman Z and G L. and T.
Laucr minors, annual settlement.
.Nlbertiuc CzcSchin exctx. Albert
Czeschin dee, final settlement.
Observation-Disclosures z and c Fred.
StOllmnn minor. annual settlement.
7. v. Burchard & and c F. J. and
l.. L. Mason minor, 1t settlement.
Friedrich Meyer and c +. NJ. and
+. KoclIer minors. final settlement.
Hermann Mcllics Z and e ". 1.
Rodgers minors, final settlement.
August Mociler sr. Z ami g August
Mocller jr.. ist settlement.
e. August Spohrer z and c G. :. and
r. Perkins minors, annual settlement.
81 day Wednesday Feb. II, 1851.
Pauline BiaIc adm. Ere lcrirkBindr
dee, filal settlement.
Christine EbcrIin cxcsx. Christian
Ehcrlin dee Ist settlement.
Michael .Jord,n exc. Cart Grnms-
meyer dec, 1st settlement.
Benjamin Leach adm. Jus. y Vaug-
han dee, 1T settlement.
John Rott>charfer cxr. Philip Eutt-
schaefer dec. LIST. settlement.
Chas. T~ordtmlnu exc Randolph
Goetz dec final settlement.
Amalia Nalcntin excty. FcrI. Aug.
Yalentin dee, Iet. settlement.
August Wohlt adm. Christine
Wolff dee, lst settlement.
John Bruins Z ami c i'hcrcse Eruus
minor, annual settlement.
4.h day Thursday, Feb. Il, 1885,.
Gustav KiIchhor Z and c Elisabeth
Budde minor, final settlement.
ArabelIa Hjbbler 9 aud c l.. NJ. and
I. NJ. Hihbler minors, annual settle
ment.
Gustag kirrhhoft : and = Lucie
Clemens n.inoF, lst s~uttleui ut.
Henry Meyer Z and & N. {. aud j.
SchulIrmamn minors, anuUai settle
mcnt.
Ferdinand Redke e and { Gustav
Hardke minors, annual settlement.
Theodor Schneider < and 4 Adel-
held Homfcldt minors, final settle
ment.
Frederick Stock G and C A and C..
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Ncrr Ncnrp Siltfhpclter miro III MT
icrcm 9tnd6lritdodlcn Berger, iobnlo
pas @cttcr CO crlaubi, cincn 9roBcll
&etrcibeiptider elevator crridtei1
luiien uno hefarO lid 9eitcrn i'll ~unIerc,
Stdbt nm IorOnn'5 Glcpator in 9tueen;
ldiein i'll nchmen. Die Gnpncit0t nc5
Su c%rbnuerbcn Spci6cr@ io0 $4,000
SuIbcl bctrn9cu. Berger lit III lcBtcr
Belt III clrcm 6chcutenocn @etreipcmnrfi
ocpprbcn uuo i'll 9ln6etrnd)t oes uiclcn
g9ei5cu<, Der td9lif nndl Der Stnot &C
Iil9rt wtrb, iebt iif 6crr Siutboclter
u%rranlnBt, hCu Gtcuntpr crridtCu III
%lniicu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

N1brero an lcbtcn Treitn9 Nbeno
cine 9(n;Gbl Snnbcn mn MGoden li6
nit SGlittenfnbren, Den fptboltlfcli
airdberg Dinab, nmiilirtcn, ltieB Dem
9idbrigen 566tcrdcn hes 9crrn &m.
R%octbcmepcr cit llu9liidsfnl I'll, Der
beinabe ihr 2cbcn g~efpltct bate. Die
&lcime ins nuI cinCm S6l,ttel Den cit
9omerup lenttc ulo mrlte ocn 8cr9
hinabiabrcu: heinnbc uutGn uHgcfpnr-
mcil, wrlltcn Slpci &nubcn Gill lni9es
Brett, nuf Dem tic micbcr biIlubiuritl6en
9ehadtcr, Den Berg binauIrrngcn. hlclz
ten bos 8rett nbcr nitt bod 9cuuN. 10
toB oa9 MGod)cn nit bcm &ppfe al
oneiclbe onprnllte mn crbeblid)c Der
lctunocn Gcrnbc nchcn bCm ltrfcn Huge
cr(iit.
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Sufcr ifcigt i'm prciir.

@nDreao Der letteu @ufe liro, III
6ol9e hes Sanfefottes 9rpBcr 3udcr=
ruHinerien lit Seuti6lnwb uste aud III
bieIem 9anoe, Die Hreiie oui 3uder gnn;
bcoeutcnp 9citie9ett. SrpBocm Der
fnufen iuir 3uder nIcr S.ualitGtcu I'M
mel ReGl SIT lcbr 6ili9eit Yreiicr, bod
ruerbcn mir nud G~estuuu9cn icin Die
Yreiie bnloi9it i'll erbbben. llnIere
3udcriprtcn iilto nur bic beItegSaarc, ba
mir i6ledte Sunlitdtcu uift fiibrcn.
4lIo lebt lit Die 3eit cure ginfduIe III
mdfen. Sn 9rOBeren GunntitGten
erlauben mn cinca Siabati bsi
@enni 9's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-31

5olgeuOe Ibunucnten Deg ySplfs=
blatt" ettri6teten i'm Serlauie Der @pde
iDr announcement, ipufur mir ihIcn bier
nit banfcno nrittiren:
Sttp &Oi9t, 6raH @liiahetD Seniiug,
.. E. Sdurft 6rau !, GiGtbep, albert
Tiotenbnuer, Nu9. @ublt, oermonlr
0ru'd, @ottirieb 8upp, So6u 8pler .
een, =. 8aderbdumcr, @m. 8. Rucbi=
ger, Serb. Sprleldl, 9uui3 Aueni9er,
ler.. 5rani Heruht. @m. Nnppc mn M.
Rpmciier.