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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-23
PARNELL SPEAKS.
The Proclamation OF the NatiOnRlists
UnequivOcaIly IhdOraed.


LIVERPOOL, Nov. 22.-Mr. Parnell, in a
speech here to-day, said that he indorsed
every word Of the Irish manifesto. The
Gladstone government, he said, were the
authors Of the coercion act, measure
that rendered life and liberty unsafe, and
at the moment of their downfall they were
contemplating a renewal of the worst
clauses Of that act. The Conservatives,
on the other hand, mad partially restored
liberty. Every lrishman who voted with
the Liberals would help to relegate Ire
land to chains, Imprisonment, and death.
The Marquis of Salisbury has written a
highly important election letter on the
church question. In it he saws that Mr..
Gladstone is shilly-shallying, and adds
Make support Of the church a test ques-
tion above all Others"
FALLEN FLAT.
LONDON, Nov. 22.-The Parnellite mani
festO has fallen fiat. Most of the Liberal
newspapers passed it by without COM
ment, while the Conservative press criti-
else 1t in a sighting manner.
1.-THE MANCHESTER MARTYRS"
DUBLIN, Nov. 22.-Mr. Fitzgerald to-
day unveiled monuments to Keegan,
Casey, the poet, and Stephen O'Donoghue,
r participant IN the movement of 1867.
The procession to-day to Glasueyin, i'm
honor Of the Manchester martyrs was
the largest held in years. A similar de-
monstratlOn was held at Limerick, where
MIR. Davitt addressed sc. 900 persons. The
Aayor of Limerick presided.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-23

PARIS, Nov. 22.-Gen. brlere de L'isle,
who was recalled from command Of the
French troops in Tonquin, arrived here
to-day. He refused 70 be interviewed.
The officers accompanying him declare
that his disgrace is is unJuet, and that his
removal has caused discomfort in the
army. They say that the strength OF the
troops in Tonquin continues to be sapped
by disease, and reported alarms by the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-23
TORTURED BY BURGLARS.
An Old Man Burned with Petroleum In
His House az Night.

OIL CITY, PA, Nov. 22.-lnformation
from Clarion gives the details of one of
the most outrageous robberies on record.
Last Friday night three masked men en-
tered the house Of Jacob Llpe, in an out
of the way corner OF Paint township and
demanded his money. He replied that
there was none in the house. The men
then poured petroleum on him and set
fire to it. They finally succeeded in ex-
torting from him the whereabouts OF $40,
which they secured and departed: Lipe
is quite an old man, and his injuries are
serious. In view OF the frequency Of
these outrages, the organization Of vigi-
lance committee is being seriously con-
gidpred.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-23
Cncrres, nefeat.

LIMA, Nov. 2l.-Further advices con-
cerning the battle Of Jauga state that three
Cacerist cOlOnels were captured, that
Caceres himself fed with a few officers
and that his army was completely dis
persed. Many rebels, including Col.
Pachero Cespedes, were drowned in the
river while endeavoring 10 escape, as the
stream is very much swollen for this sea-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-23
svmnatbv for Aborirines.

LONDON, Now 22.--Tbe Aborlgines
Protection Society has issued a letter
signed By Herbert Spencer, Cardinal
Manning, Bishop OF London, Mr.. Forster
and others in favor Of avoidance Of war
with less civilized countries, and urging
the electors 10 support candidates for
Parliament who hold the same view.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-23
SMALLPOX RIOTERS.

Five Men Sentenced 20 Two Years and
one TO Three Years Imprisonment.
MoNrREAL, Nov. 22.-Fiye OF the gang
who assaulted the sanitary constables In
ste. Cunegonde some time ago during the
smallpox excitement, have been SEN
tenoed to two years in the penitentiary,
and q man named Foquet, who was the
original cause Of the disturbance, was
senteuced 10 three years.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-23
French Farming Interests.

PARIS. Nov. PA group Of Conserva-
tives, representing farming interests. will
Introduce In the Chamber bill 70 prevent
the government from accepting tenders
for foreign goods, such as American meats
for the army. 10 Is not probable that she
bill will pass, but IL IL possible that a COM
promise viii be made.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-23

WHEELING, WEST Va, Nov. %. .-Jo.
seph McCOnnaughey, town Marshal Of
Bridgeport, Ohio, was fatally shot this
C0nOway was arrested by the Marshal for
violating the game laws, and escaped
from the lock up. McConnaughey was
attempting 10 recapture him when he was
shot.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-23
Trhcno,V stiIi IInsubmissive.

RANGooN, Nov. 22.--The British expe-
ditionary force reached Mmgyare without
opposition. King Thebaw has Issued
another proclamation similar 70 ms nrss, d6S
which Dc concludes by ordering l1'VvV
troops 70 be held In readiness for action'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-23
Irdia,s TerrlbIo Cyclone.

LONDON, Nov. pa dispatch from
Calcutta saws 1900 persons have been
drowned ana 100 villages submerged in
Orissa by the cyclone and that l,249
square miles in the Moorshedabad and
Huddea districts have been devastated.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-23
RAvAGEs of THE FLAMES.
The COlOred Orphans Home at Chatta-
noOga Burned to the Ground.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 22.-The colored
orphans home in this city was destroyed
by fire this morning. Fifty-four children
were inside the building when it took
fire but all were rescued without acci-
dent. They are temporarily lodged in
the city hospital building. The home was
insured ana will be at once replaced by
a larger building. 1t was erected by a
Mrs. st ele, Massachusetts lady, and
sold to a stock company of leading citi-
Zeug.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-23

LONDON. Nov. 22.-Germany and Spain
have concluded negotiations touching
the CarOlines question. The agreement
has been dispatched TO Berlin from
Madrid.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-23

PARIS, Nov. 22.--Ld Gaut0ts says Pres
ident Grevy has decided, IN the event Of
his reelection, 10 send message 70 the
chambers advising the granting Of am
nesty to political offenders without ex-
ranf4au
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-23

PLAINFrELD, n. j., Nov. 22.-Fire last
evening, originating in the extensive coal
and lumber yard OLA. ID. Cook 81 Bro,
spread to adjoining barns and destroyed
property valued at $50, 5000. tbs insured
for 100000.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-23
Franco-Chinese Negotiations Re

PARIS, Nov. ga dispatch from Pekin
saws that all the difficulties between
France and China have been removed,
and negotiations between the two nations
raatfmpd.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-23
VOLUNTEERS FROM VIENNA.

VIENNA, Nov. GA body Of Bulgarian
volunteers left here to-day for Sofia.
Prominent in the ranks we're a number OF
sclav students. The volunteers were
heartily cheered by the crowds that wit
negged their deparfure.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07
Rioting az Lemont Illinois.

By command Of Governor Ogies5Y
four COMPANIES 81 the Fourth Infant
~, J. n. O., with q gatling-gua de
t2ehneEt, left Jolio' Monday morn
ing for Lemont, vi ere the striking
qaarrymen threatened trouble
Reaching Lemont the City Marshal
informed Colonel Bennett, command
ing the militia, that bis force could
not enter the town, bat the command
pushed ahead, being confronted BY
mob Of several hundred excited
men, who refused 20 disperse, AZ
though warned By Deputy Sheriff.
The military ihen charged At quick
step, With fixed bayonets, the crowd
in front reireaiiBg in sulleu mood,
many Of them taking refuge ia houses
and side streets. After three blocks
had been passed, strikers from the
rear assailed the troops with stones.
COMPANY 4 suffering most By the
fussillade. Another attack By q
body u strikers was also made OF
the lefs flank snd the military foand
Themselves henne1 in, when some
of Tie men u Company +, Of Joliet,
opened FIRE wlthoas orders and
charged the mop, driving sheen Of.
Major IieFgrna1 Ezrro-sIr escaped
q Shot fred a. him tro- . widow.
Mrs. Sm4cae, gko selzs,1 , soldiers
musket and attempted 80 Brain hin
with ? stone, Ess xasa5s,i bg being
thrown 20 t6e -rola3 ArG1ssr so
man Eh0 was sitllEg 30 hsr s9gse
vas struck By . array bullet 0at
not Seriously burr EsVsn msa are
reported injured 01s nan w2s
Shot dead, aa3,Aa- s1 Of N1ga1+,
and tEo Others ere ss&argng frOm
bayOne1 ihg1sts- The zis5sl4 are En-
camped near The .owa, prepared 70
meet &c attack, shiea Is expected
~ GEV time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07
very Remarkable Recovery.

Mr. Geo. V. Willing, Of Manches.
ter, Mich, writes: "My wife has been
almost helpless for five years, so help
less that she could not turn over in
bed alone. She used two Bottles OF
Electric Bitters, and is so much i'm.
proved, that she il able now to do
her own work"
Electric Bitters will do all that is
claimed for them. Hundreds Of tes-
tlmonials attest their great curative
powers. Only fifty cents bottle a;
&. r. MoFFETr
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07
TL4 &o1laou Protest

Mormon impotence is becoming
as offensive as Mormon lawlessness
and immortality Tby polygamisis
held "a meeting 10 the Tabernacle at
Salt Lake City, Lac, Saturday, TO pro-
test agalua, the Auti.polygamy act
of Congress and % appeal 70 Prcsi-
dent Cleseand for protection. 1t is
not likely mat the President viii
feel fatfered by their request to In
tergosc for their benefit against the
requirements of The law Of common
deceacy and morality as well as that
Of Congress.
In their appeal the polygamists
say lba' tbeie peculiarly odioos in-
stiiatou WIS authorized bp q reyel.
anon in 1859; Hence Ray these weak
and immoral logicians, "p.ural
marriage was not introduced IN
"Wplaiiou " law, uat the law was
enacted against this principle %
"our reIigisn.'
OF course, laws are not enacted
against crimes having no existence
Itis not until rascaIs have iuventc d
peculiar form Of rascality and have
established il as a practice that lcgis-
lators are called upon to prohibit it
and 70 punish those guilty Of its
commission
The other proceedings Of the
polygamous conference were inham-
matory, manifested a spirit Of law
lessness and mischief, and were cal
culated to create reasonable appre-
tensions Of future violent outbreak.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07

Remembering hOE troublesome ar
enemy ANAL bands Of insurgents 10
remote regions may become, It would
BE- the part Of wisdom 10 secure
peace aud order 10 Utah by timely
safeguards. RieTs little bu; az
gressive rebellion and the success 81
HI M4bdi's revolt against EnyIi4h
power in tie Soudzn should be IN
terprsted as significant hint 20 the
United States Government. AZ
enemy that will bear watching has
IL lair in the rocky Businesses 81
the Wasafeh Mountains.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07

soaSzs7 whs1 il Is delivered To the
b9ysr. All good ervps Of tobacco
hare s0-as trace OF r-ss xrG she'd
barn. ~Alcc 20 care in handling car
entirely remove, All YET i i 10:
o2ly merch4nESh.s s0bse.co. bat NAV
be extremely good sohaooo. The
object OF these contracts On the part
CT the b1ysrs j. 20 irszrg themselves
against possible decline in prices,
and - enable them 70 reject 50 much
as shsg see st u The lower grades
as filters and binders, and this has
been 10ne g1its largely By some OF
the b1yers Of the 'Sl crop. When
the grower signs one OF these con
tracts he j completely 81 the mercy
Of the buyer. IL ron sign a con
TRACT, let It stale the facts, 81 the
un16er ot aerss, price, elk, aud say
that .1r tobacco shall be delivered
ii 11erchaat4ble order, and demand
a. advance payment sufficient to
secure yourself in case prices should
decline, say fifty dollars per acre.
Such a contract biads both parties,
and gives neither one an unfair ad-
vantage over the other.
Be sure and put your tobacco up
a. it should be, whether YOU have
sold il for : high price or a low
price, aud then DO not allow anv
portion Of ii 10 be rejected. If You
have not voluntarily signed away
your rights You will have no trouble
IN the matter.
fftor,rG,rlfs,g AZ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07

- TATE oF WISCONSIN --soWA COUNTY
. Dc0lrg-in probate
% the mztter o. tts las; STD and tesizEaen { q
Jf04Zgts EsedeEleE MAILER. deceased
Eesters gestz-4elt&yT ca L1e last VII and tes
lament b IT. r. NIl.er. deceased. laTllz bss1
issued 70 G1stare Miller
81 y OEDEHED. that six months from and
afies t8f 12fe BE-, and aye hereby Gsi1WeI III,
its creditors - Rald lrD1gytt 2. Buile-. ieeeze
90 ~ present their clsilas 1yr eEaE.il4r Oh and
allowance
TGalna 81 Az persons against said 1elessed be
received. examined and s6s gated By this a0gr
az regular terms thereof. " Oe held Is tbs Couc
House. lu She village q DgGEsFille, 90 said
county on she iirsf tuesdays ~ october an No
genbsr. A. b. 1889. and Thar mogiee thereof be
given oF publication Cor four weeks excessively
in me MiHeFzl P0iut IEfsUsE. 3 weekly uews
paper published IS Mineral P0i1t, 81 Sad
county By tfe Count,
1855 joins . JON - County Judge
Dated DgdgeViile. v e.. April u, iss5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07

ne p ne oesl or4i Lfs.tsEng horses n ms -sr,
os me STAKE Mll- make the SEASON a. q rsts
@9Etsy ard Tuesday 81 G. D. 2Enlsfrts 5,-..
CO mile Eess 20 EellcEsS1ze
q e5n-sstzy All Thursday 8 goss1h E1.1EI--,,
Za76CEEllls.
Friday sa4 sa.EsrlAy e. h1Ze Nsneras Fs-t
s1s1-eE > q hrnwl IN c1ly-. 80 aLnEs 80.
weighs l-l9 p9uEs3s- q 4 nice Eflssr. 1-.sf-sss
11s c1-+s 1t good s&za Ard good sieane-s
Re Is Tx s4Fe e 4uAz 6. aao man she er.s,
EEre e. N.s9gerlale last - gserEbe- and sesrf n
trr@ 81 al, A. A three year Old aud asf -
i-',issst lE1 C1s 1Esssr d necessary lue ~
slre - a e1-s oEa1ed ~ Chicago b. W. Gaafsa1
sll.cG lrglssst 2Esl tEll AZ Eve rear -1z .a nsl
and has --U.se1 GA Mineral Pgi1s track s. "a
1-azss4f 4.isr b1sg sezsoa and .hsse seef,
hEn1iEzE
FEg1ez EE--s-srleT Tr1E sired By Esra- b.
- sei1lEts Ham 1aszQEaAE- be AE -AhhEssar. az
&A--ah ~ MeEnrlIcs Me-4rl1o ~ saar,1r;ei
Nessezgsf s1sElsF's dam. Bessie. vas sifas 81
8e4teTs Ae1lrG kF NALp. By B-2cEbarrl-s Nst1
san q lrz 4s1tlest q alF- dam Gzng5gsec Of Ken.
tzckF a4masf. fr9n uAiEa F4ar4 Le-4E.5 b..
G. dad
ss4ugeT was bred By M, Henry Cox. Etr,,
seek, Lo1E Island, d r. w4s arauzAs d Mn
Er4A Eelll- &GE ~ gs7s.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07
Bragg and Vila8

lFhel that bzsy rzsD % FOn du
Lac. Ge1eral Bragg, declared aWe
.aqs a5aa aeas ios the enemies ha
ala made. be Gsiis laouyhg that BE-.
ssrs yrpgs, Cleveland had been a
s1 sh .1 sse Presidential chat,
Be a1assf aoa.d 81 among "lhe
eDemies he has made b1. such Ne
fear n the CAGE. The .eIectj0n Oi
Colonel Villas for the Postmaster
Generalsbip wrs ali right, and Bragg
haa asked nothing for himself 80 far
~ known, bat be had get bis heart
On controlling the postofiice 81 Water.
Dwu. Considering the financial ex-
Derienees Of Carl Schurz at that town
IN might be we'll 70 let the chief Of
she nggwumps have that much pa
tronage for the payment Of his old
.cores, but be never applied for it,
ard General Bragg insisted that it
was his "mcat," aud he must have
Ii Or blood would flow
Perhaps bis demand would haze
been complied with bad II no, been
80 very extraordinary lie wanted
tho office filed By q Confederate bal.
gadjer who happens 70 live there.
Colonel Villas thought this a lutte
too much The weak spot IN Democ-
racy Is it, alilIiatiou win rebels, and
It's constant and chief danger Is the
necessary prominence Of this fact
Togo ont VI the way to give emphasl.
I % thisuBforlunalep peculiarly seemed
+ to him % be bad politics. General
Bragg thought differently, and 10
sisted upon the appointment, offer
ing 70 assume all the responsibility
for IL. Here again a difference Of
. opinion arose. Colonel Villas didn't
ace just how a private citizen could
take upon himself on be- saddled
with responsibility for an appoint
meut The only person with whom
+ the President could share the burden
would be the Postmaster General
Aud 50 the irate Bragg has enlisted
+ iu the swelling army Of Democratic
mug Fumps, who are nursing then
sore toes and getting ready fol
war.
The Postmaster General Is % be-
congratulated upon his common
sense. It's NOT 40 all likely that the
fate of parties will turn upon the
spolis Of office Issues more vital
and deeper will arise and be fought
over, but j. would be- insuferably
stupid for The party ia power 10 pct
lreit % @ serious disadvantage IN
advance. Compliance with Bragg
demand would have been az great d
b!under, only GA a more local scale
d. the Layton folly Evidently Col
Nllc- bias more political sagaci.y
Than Attorney General Garland.
itle generally understood that the
Postmaster General rs ambitious "a
succeed senator Sawyer, whose term
will expire March 3, 1887. Hi-
prospects are dubious at the best,
but had ~ yielded TO the solicita
lions II General Bragg his case
would h4ve been absolutely hopeless
Wisconsin 90 a truly loyal state, and
( 1t Is only by keeping on his very
best and least partisan behavior that
Colonel Villas will have 2 show al
all. At the best there will not bt
more than one chance in hundred
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07
Notice 10 Creditors.
NlmATE OE WISCONSIN-IOWA

- County COurt-Ia Probate.
I1 tne matter " the estate % John Ford late
81 ioWa county deceased
Letters 81 administration Oh the estate 81
John FORD, deceased. having beea ssued tgJ0hn
EearHF
II % gzuEaED. thst Fix months from and
after iA5s date b.. aud arr HEREBY allowed to-
sent their claims fgr examination aud allow
ance.
OzDEHED gUgTRgE, taai the claims and de-
asards of All pers0ns against said deceased be
received. examined and adjusted br This longl
N regular terrns thereof 10 be held SO Ihe Court
House. in the village 81 DDSgev.lle, in said
county, 0u the first tuesdays ~ October and 500
yetnber. A. D lef5 and that notice thereof ~
ylyen 81 publication % This order TT four weeks
suceesslFely Va the Mineral Point IE,BusE a
weekly newspaper published az The city 81
Mineral Point iu sald county.
~ the CONT;
JJHN 81 JONES, County Judge.
Dated D0dgeyiile. Wis, April - ls55. iva
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07
JOHN c..

@il os Eeps AZ my stable kin BE pal O. 1-sln-
l1z and ~lll serTe few anEres by gEssss ss- SIS
each wLi1l privilege o. returning ueEd seLs3 2 II
l1s Trgsl-r with final
joan e q q t4g. % nlEcE r-3smts-El1 Eh5se- VII
De tQ1t years 14- l June q sEst 1s1es1 COLI eger
raised 11 -CEl county WllA weigh 2-le pounds al.
maturity Ae c1-1s1eLrlT expect him Oh trut
ts4as season Tn 80 o. 1e.i&-- j. 1lal ar1,tsE %
George y WIS cal t-Qt 80 Hagul lu -iuUlss
and sq La1g E wll1 l. breaking CD harness s1i
can s1aw Is EAl1- AT es,sG rs.s a1 1Hzlsfs -fsk
PE1-5 z1Es--lOAu G w1s sired by SsAasty re 5y
Homer, De ~ Agse'i5ke3s aA11t .edellLAN .sl dan
Kitty. ErEg pacing mare sired hF 1leEszE1r1- q
darn gray pacing mare sirs9 dT HsElrTlsA q ryan;
20 dal als road lz1e ucsa1 as q 1ue 3rfTeE-
- gree NOD traced
Season 30 end lulE Is sss-
WV. TREWEEh.
For fErL1s- Information EuE lerras FmEEirr d
g. b. Eawle5gh- - 1f Wz. LFewesk. Nilarai
PQ.2L WIS EAt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07
Notice 10 Creditors.
CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUN

- ~ Court f9r l0Wa Cauuty-ln Probate.
IN the matter ~ the estate u Jane janice. %
a., cf,y pf Mineral Point Iowa Co, deceased.
TetFers OF administration with viii annexed On
tBe estate % Jaue James deceased, having been
issued 20 Albert PriiealE
ISIS ordered that six month"; from and aher
this date be and are hereby allowed, for The
creditors az said Jane James, deceased, o.
present their claims Tor examination and allow
auce
Ordered further that the claims and demands
~ an persons aeaiustsaid deceased De received,
examined and adjusted by this court at rrgGiRr
terms thereof % bs held as the Court House, lu
fhe VILLAGE of DodgcFilie, iu SAID county On the
frst TUESDAYS 81 september aud october, D..
1855. and that notice thereof be- given by publ
ID ~ Mineral POINT Tribune z wcegly news-
paper published at Mineral P0iut, in said couu-
IS. By the court
Iiw4 JOINS n JoSHs County Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07

,hs, Legislature favorable 20 III.
ambition ~ill Be elected. Wis1aasiu
Is fond and proud OF ColOnel Villas
personally, bat there 10 Oaly 3 remote
possibility that il viii ever iad0rss
bis Democracy, hOEeyer szgzr-
coated the pill may b-e--Iase~ Oaasa.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07

GgEEEAL GgAST has 90 fag ree2r
cred tilas be Is now a. work daily
On his biography. 4 good Prori
deuce is 10 be thanked that Ais lie
isIikely 70 Be l0nger By many happy
years than appearances indicted q
few weeks aE0.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07
LegaL Notices.
CTATE OF WIsCOysIy. c0T-y

STATE OF WISCONSIN. C0UN.
W Court fos Iowa CguatF--.z gtg1m5a
Notice is HEREBY given 1ass 81 a csgu-aar lsrr1
81 tj4e Iowa County EIl-f 60 1e Bali % lz1 f,
q DodSeglie, iu sa4c glIl5T. gU 1is I'd dry ca
june, = y. 1875. aeE l.a iT1 Tuesday Vi
s&id month az ten oeaees sr- 1s 1rsarGul ~ fl
considered.
The application 81 Astsfe ssall1H EEsel11r
% The estate u 4Ggut1 azrs ll1s ~ sat
county deceased. 80 l-s Egt1ELz.lg11u lrfl ALL.
2nge ~ Lis a4Na-.sG-3la8n sasaggnE lnl1 E.1s A.
algument % tls rlfo.-s g mh1 saClrs o. issa
pegBofA ss are 1g lax sgllsfl o. lls Bal11
And 50 " ftTGazr rrtstsg 11Na p-l 1sa
iEsreof De g!Ts. CD all ysr}4l.f .l.sraiJe4 iT rltr
ilsbl1g copy ~ s1lf EsHtf t.t I-tss Hess1A si1s-
gesssrssg EF.qr 90 BEl& Ggf 0E ,sIrzr .r tas
Mineral Pg.1r gr-aIgas weekly EsWapWeg- ya1-
ll.1e1 60 saad c81utE-
81 gr1sc - sl1s C1-r1s
sG4N JOS Es guEre
Dated DoaEeV.l.e VIE, MAJ G1 1885 l9xl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07

Ihls S1A-lsoz wlll make he ssasaz az 5g,-s..
ssAoles- &2rsrfa Point Wis
RArl.Z = &6rS iran grxV seven vsr-4 al,
SorzAl 1rx1F Aogse- sired aT sEn E.srsesf Fs-l-.
st 1x-l eg Ssesess - dan 81 Maf1f- : 80
cross az Morgan PAp1iH wtighs 1870 -,
= 81 krs1 dlsg@s'l l1a- and sza good G-ta ~ :
-z-Ee Ac-Ss -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07

Tug var cload IN The East Is
about the size Of Gladstcne's hat,
and depends mostly upon what lars
inside Of IT,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07

FEAas we're expressed by Repnb
l.caBA dariDg tho late Presidential
campaign. that 81 Democratic adj
minis,ra,ion shoaid come into pow
er, iudieia. proceedings would be
instituted 10 declare 'he consfitg-
tiouaI amendments void Attorney
Genera. Garland has taken sagr-
cut 70 taat f5re gle has de-
casaI , sasr &aoi nusaa amy
dim
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07

TIE firing of tTo p.s.o' shots
near the train on which President
Cleveland was returning ff0m TIC
battle field of Get.yso1Ez- Monday,
caused rgm9r 20 Be spread IN
Washington thar an attemp. Lad
been made 10 sico. lie president
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07

KnDs7. II Virginia, sllo goes 70
Australia as United Estates Minis
ter, save that the United States
Government exists by virtue d
"grgs and bloody violation Of pub
BE rgats Still. De seemed 10 Dc
one IS i've most greedy and impo
inmate applicants for an office
under IT,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-05-07

Six GLaDsroxE, TO the house 81
commons Monday, said thai Eng
land and Russia Eere boiA ready
70 refer TO she sovereign 81 some
friendly state al. d.ficalties regard
ing the agreement Of March lG.
with q view - q settlement honor
able alike 10 both government