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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-12
w. Eastman, VI. ID,

DHgIcIAN AND SURGEON, Mineral Point, Wis.
Il 0ice in drug store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-12
Ill. n. MIX, NJ. -.

I ! oiEoPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
| | Nnrral Point Wis All calls in city or couu
try an@vred promptly, day or night.
ofic over Allen x Sons store, opposite City Hall.
Hons. 9 to i2--1 to j. TO $ sundays 2 to 4,
ResienCe, first house west Of Mrs VIM. T. Henry's
6ttt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-12

DuYICIAN AND SURGEON In Len
1 aims block, up stairs, first door TO left. Resi-
dence rst door west from NJ f. Church, Mineral
Point. U.s.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-12

PRESBYTERIAN. n. ELLIOTT, Pastor.
Sundaservices ut 1880, A. NJ. and 700, p. NJ.
Sunda school at 200. T.. NJ. Prayer meeting
on We,esdav at T:l6, p. NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-12
jaime, Fieldhouse, M. ID

J"FIIVF FItIuFtVU>Vs M ~
DHSICtAN AND SURGEON, MiGiin Iowa eoun
1 ty Wisconsin Calls attended 20 day an d night
0fice his fathers residence. 5lnlSs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-12
DENTISTRT.
j. NJ. HnIen. ID. u y.

4 : RArATE OF Pennsylvania College Of Dental
u Surrv, Philadelphia, Pa Dental rooms In
Coad's cner block, Mineral Point. Wis.
NTRot OXIDE administered or the painless eN-
traction teeth
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-12
County Officers.
lhe Tribune DIRECTORY.
PHYSICIANS.
j. p ParmIey. vi. ID.

j. Parmley. vi. ID.
| | ofEOPATnI0 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
| | CLEO at the residence OF joseph parmley, Nil
Din, Wis. Oaice hours TO II n. M. aad to p. m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29
jumped from a Second Story Window.

CHICAGO, July 29.-When Michael Muir
ply, Il butcher, arrived at his home No. 433
oath street, last night, in an intoxicated
condition, he informed his wife that he in
tended to kill her and thereupon viciously
assaulted her. She made use OF the only
avenue of escape, a second story window,
and jumped to tho ground distance Of is
feet. In falling she sustained q compound
fracture of the right leg. She was conveyed
to the Mercy Hospital and refused to prose
cute her husband, who is now at large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29
SIR MOSES MoNTEFIORF.

Sir Moses Monteforc, the Hebrew pa,lau.
thropist, whose death wa- announced y,.-
terday, was 100 years of agn on October
a, 1881. His father WAS an EngIj.l, u,,,.
chant, and traced his ancestry back To .rsir
from the time when his forcf:.;hcr- w.r,
driven by persecution to flee into ia,y
where the earlier Montciiores amaSsrd rr,.,,
wealth. The baronet's earlier Year, wr,,,
passed in Italy, where he received rs ,,,.
cation and began his business career T.,
1912 he married sister-.n law OF Na,u,r
Meyer Rothschiid He was arpoj,,,
ed Sheriff of London and MilllrSrx In
1887, and during the SAME YEAR Wa,
knighted by the Queen, and in isis
as q recognition OF his service T., f.,.
half his race he was created 4 :,aio.n.
His influence with the Pacha al fgvL .lr.l .t,
Sultan OF Turkey in l. 40 after the uIls-.,r... b..
Damascus: his unt!ring efforts viii, the era.
Nicholas in behalf of the Russian jew, IN T.. H.,
his able and successful laboys will! Louis tn. .-.
pc, King of France in reference Ia the prs.,r
ton of 1S4. and hi: pleading, with the nla!.. !.
authorities in 1868. are all remembered I,3a -....
titudc and thanksgiving by his race Tbr,..,.g.
of Sir Moses has been 10 sec Palestine ih,. ~,
a Jewish empire and Jerusalem its canits! ..., I'D.
has given the best l:.bors oI his life +" i'm. ...
plislIment of these objects. in l~5~ >!r Et.-..
went to Rome 10 personally intrrcrIc wiz ,...
Pope for n child OF Jewish parents nntmrl N,r,,
ra, who was immurcd in a convent, In; ,.....
was unsuccessful. Lady Mnltcliorc die! ~ -,,
Sir Noses health was remarkable IT,. III, $500.
though his weight has prevented art;cr rlt...
ment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29
Advancing the Price of Barbed Wire.

CHICAGO, July 29.-Fifty representatives
from as many barbed wire manufactures,
being three. fourths of all such institutions
in the United States, held a secret meeting
here yesterday, at which they virtually
decided to form a pool and advance the
prices Is per cent The different members con-
tended that the present selling prices. 50
per hundred pounds 10 cents below the
actual cost reproduction. They asserted also
that the combination between the Wander.
bilt and the Pennsylvania Central systems
of railroads would result in raising freight
rates, and the only way to meet such in
creased rates was to advance the price of
barbed wire and form manufacturers as
ISOLATION to maintain the advanced price.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29
Diseased Sheen.

CHICAGO, July 29-Hundreds of diseased
sheep, the Ne1rs to day asserts, are overlook
Ell daily at the stock yards here and 5:aucht
cred as mutton for the city. Says the ar
:iclc 1.-The health inspectors are apparently
in ignorance Of the fact that diseased sheer
are almost daily sold at the stock yards
Sales are made openly despite the presence
of the inspectors, and no bar has thus far
been nterposed to stop the repulsve traffic
The animals are shocking spectacles, and
the idea that such stuff is sold daily as food
for thousands is horrifying. A thousand
diseased sheep are bought at the stock yards
daily by mercenary ''scalpers" and sold 10
the unsuspecting public as good mutton. A
syndicate is interested in the traffic. A re-
porter paid visit to the pens at the stock
yards yesterday for the purpose Of Investigate
ing. No inspectors were about Olt Of about
forty pens twenty eight contained diseased
sheep, and on an average there were twenty
diseased sheep in each pen. Scabs, foot
rot and CHAMBERS or "snutfl %" were the all
ments OF the entire lot The sheep, it was
definitely ascertained, were slaughtered,
and are now in the local butcher shops, or
at the Jackson street market
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29
The Marriage of Princess Beatrice.

EY LORD ALFRED TENSYsoN, POET LAUREATE
Two suns of Love make day of human life,
Which, else with all its pains and griefs and deaths
We're utter darkness one the sun of dawn
That brightcns through the mothers tender eyes
And warns the childs awakening world and one
The later rising sun of spousal love,
Which from her household orbit draws the child
To move in other spheres. The mother weeps
At that white funeral of the single life,
Her maiden daughters marriage; and her tears
Are half of pleasure, half of pain The child
Is happy ever in leaving her. But thou,
True daughter, whose all faithful filial eyes
Have seen the loneliness of earthly thrones,
Wilt neither quit the widowed crown nor let
This later light Of love have risen in vain.
But, moving through the mothers home, between
The two that love thee lead summer life,
Swayed by each love- and swaying to each love
Like some conjectured planet in mid-heaven
Between two suns. and drawing down from both
The light and genial warmth of double day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29

THE CoLoRED PRESS OF FIRGINIA.-The
following call will appear in the next Issue
of the Post-Echo of this city:
To the Colored Press Of Virginia:
Now that we have grown in sufficient numbers
to accomplish much good, for the material intel
lectnal and political advancement of our people
in the grand old Commonwealth. let us come to-
gether and organize a State press association for
the formation and advancement of the Interests
Of colored journalism in the State of Virginia.
We. rs watchman on the walls of the towers for
freedom Of the press, especially battling for the
civil and political rights of our race, need to meet
each other, and know each other better. This is
our opportune time. Virginia, the Mother of Pre-
sdents aud Statesmen comes to the front as the
mother Of Colorcd journalism. To-day We boast
of more ncgr, newspapers published within our
borders than any other State in the Union.
We suggest that meet in the city of Rich
mond Va during the month Of August. What
say thr colorrd press of the Did Dominion?
Yours fruternally,
MAGNUs LEWIS ROBINSON
Fdi,or Alexandria Pos. Echo.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. July 18th, 1886.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29

Previous TO the meeting of the last ma
tional republican convention, Mr.. John ,.
Wise, who was great Arthur man, told LIT.
Gov. Lewis, as the Governor says, that IL
Blaine we're nominated, he, Wise, would 60
in his hole" And yet, so DESTROYS was Mr..
Blaine OF avoiding the oblivion to which Mr.
Logan's etiulgence is consieniug him, that
he pocketet his pride, aud availed himself
of the opportunity afforded by Mr.. Wise
nomination to let the country know he was
still alive, by writing silly letter to tina;
gentleman, comphmenting him upon his
blue blood and prophesying his election.
The straits to which poor Mr.. Blaine is re-
ducad must be desperate indeed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29

THE IGNORANCE of Northern newspapers
concerning the true condition of affairs in
Virginia is phenomenal, in view of the fact
that they have at their disposal the means
that will enable them to obtain correct in
formation about those affairs at the shortest
notice. The New York Herald, for in
stance, which can discover the sources of
the Nile, and fit out expeditions to the
North Pole, is so densely ignorant of the
real state of political affairs in Virg;na,
that it says the democrats of this State" pre-
fer TO fight on the same low plane with Ma
hone and his followers and to trust for sue.
cess to having the entire election machine
ry of the State in their hands, and also con-
troll of the State Cauvassing Board And
yet the accredited history IF rcceuL !, ears
will show the Herald that it was only after
the United States Supreme Court had de-
cided the constitutionality of the Riddle
berger bill, and when they found that to
fight against that bill any longer would de-
civilize Virginia by putting the State in the
possession of Malone and his few scalawag
white jackmen and his solid negro voters,
that, instead of preferring, the democrats OF
Virginia were compelled to fight ION the
same low plane with Malone aud his fol-
lowers" as that bill, bad as it is, is better
than the reputation Of the entire debt
threatened by its defeat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29
Missing Man.

ADRIAN, Mich, July 29.-Frank Sim.
monds, a Boston wool buyer, who has ope.
rated here during the season for six years
past, left July 8 for Detroit, taking with
him s. 900 in drafts. He cashed draft for
$1,000 in Detroit that day, and since that
time nothing has been seen or heard of him.
He expected TO visit Eaten Rapids, Chicago
and Milwaukee, but inquiries fail to yield
any light as to bis whereabouts. His broth
and business partner have come here to
look into the matter and are much mysti.
fled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29
LETTER FROM FAUOUIEH

Correspondence OF the Alexandria GAzsrrE.I
PLAINS STATION, July 2S.-The long wis
ed for rain has a; length reached us, and III
influence over exhausted nature is already
apparent. The corn has once more annurl
ed .s twisted blades and sccrched pastures
assume again their accustomed verdue. Al
though tho rain came too late, in few in.
stances, to benefit the farmers, it will never
theIess do much good
Cedar li'il,' the residence OF Mr.. VIM.
Smith, was the scene OF most enjoyable
occasion few nights since one of the
largest balls of The season having
been held there under the direction
and management Of Mr.. II. b. Robertson,
jr., u leading society man Of the Broad Run
neighborhoud. The assemblage, numbering
several score, was composed of the youth
and beauty of both Fauquier and Prace
William, whilst the occasional flash Of brass
buttons showed that our State military in
situations We're well represented. The even
ing passed OFF most pleasantly to all, the af-
fair being unanimously voted grand sue
cess.
The present mail facilities on The Manas-
sas branch were never worse. Under the
present system it requires three days to ro-
ceive an answer to letters forwarded from
this point to Alexandria, although distant
only forty miles. The people Of this sec
ton are heartily Disguised with such man.
agement, and there is already strong talk
of starting stage line between this place
and Washington. BUFFALO BILL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29
The Effects of the Heat.

CHICAGO, July 29-Eleven cases of sun
stroke, one of which is likely to prove fatal
were reported to the police az the result OF
Yesterdays hot wave. 4 thunder storm
carly this morning cooled the atmosphere
somewhat, but the sun is shining again, and
with very little air stirring. There is promise
Of another hot day. AT Keokuk, this morn
ing, the thermometer registered % degrees
at s o'clock; at Omaha, 10; Des Moines, 81,
and at Dubuque so degrees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29

If EVERY white voter in Virginia could
have been Al spectator Of the proceedings Of
the u. s. Senate committee on the "Danville
massacre, Mr.. v iSt.'S Write vote won Il OF
he enough to swear Icy. AT the table In the
room Of that COMMITTEES sat The Sc Two Flr
ginia hatels, Senators Sherman aud Lap
ham. with Mr.. Wise standing Immediately
behind them, and as the negro witnesses
previously coached by the nowdeposed Inter
nal Revenue Collector Rau!ston, would PER
lure themselves to dtiamc the white people
of Danville, and to earn their witness fees,
Mr.. Wise would lean over and suggest to the
Senators referred 10, who conducted the ex-
animation, cunninsly devised question s,cal.
culated to induce answers that he knew
would be so twisted ly he examiners as to
affect ipjuriously the white race of his own
State, and when those perjured answers
were given would reward the rerjurers
with approving smiles and chuckles. Even
the white republicans from the North who
were spectators, except tie Senators refer
red to, were disguised with the scene, and
could not understand how congressman
from Virginia could SO Willingly assist the
acknowledged enemies Of his own State in
their open attempt to traduce her and 10 de-
grade her, in the eyes of The world. If
Northern men, with oil their sectional pref
udce, were so unlavorably impress ell with
Mr.. Wise's conduct on the occasion referred
to, it isn't probable that many white men
in his own State would vote for him if
they had witnessed the dssraceful proceed
inua
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29
Tornado.
unhurulcd.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, July GA tornado &C
companied by heavy rnin visited this city
last evening. Several buildings about the
city in process of erection were severely
damaged. The top story of warehouse
was blown down, also new brick store
Trees were leveled in all parts of the city
chmneys were blown from many buildings
awnings were torn to shreds, and large
portion Of the decorations in honor of Gen
Grants death were blown off. In the lum
Der yards flying timber was seen in every
direction, and many piles of lumber were
loveled to the earth. The storm ragged fol
20 minutes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JULY %.

Ts.r ARCH demagogne, Mahone' IN his
last desperate effort to catch Vo'es' mas n'I
,non scheme, which, under the gnlSe OF
aiding public education, will unqueS'ioh'
ablv iniure it. For fifteen years the puohc
.cbooIs Of our State have been educating
her children successfully by furnishing text
hooks to those only whose parents were
absolutely unable to procure them, ana no"
faw these have been may be inferred from
the fact that in our city notmor than three
or four a year had to be 50 supplied. IL
reouired doubtless, an effort, on the part
of many, but that effort was made, ana ie"
complained of it. The chief defect IN our
school system is the short term Tor when
the schools are taught-6ve months. now
tho purchase of text books for all the child
ron in school of thirty, which is about the
average in country schools, would COST az
tho very lowest, thirty dollars. when IS
.,houa the average monthly salary OF Inc
t.acbar Now, the school tax either can
be increased or it cannot. II il can, then
the thirty dollars could he much more profit
ably uSeu Ill hecpiiR eho cSno"i oP>' 49,
instead of five months; il it cannot, the re.
suit will be that instead Of live we shall
have but four months session. taking 2oper
Ct of the advantages now enjoyed from the
children Of the poor. What a srievous wrong
Like all the schemes of the Mahoneites,
this, too, would enure to the benefit of the
rich. Their children are generally farther
advanced and require more and costlier books
than those of the poor. Getting them free,
they could apply the. money thus saved to
paving the teacher for select school some
time longer (for that i. the way in which
they prolong the term), and thus they would
care little or nothing about the matter
whilst the poor, in whose behalf this new
movement is ostensbly made, would be The
real sufferers. Let, then, the democratic
convention refuse TO meet demagoglsm by
demagogism but protect the poor children
of the Commonwealth by inscribing on the
democratic banner, not the deceptive le-
pepd of Free Books for Free Schools" but
tha true and solidly beneficial one of Long
er School Terms for the Children of the
People,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29

the Pinati mountains the latter part of last
week. The camp was attacked and mum
Der of squaws and few old bucks were
killed. Many Of the former escaped by
taking refuge in the mountains. They were
undoubtedly the families of renegades trying
to regain the reservation, and were probably
left behind with the intention Of being taken
by the U. S. troops, in which case they
would have been returned to the reservation
unhnrmcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29
Negotiations to be Suspended.

LONDON, July 29.-The Marquis of Sails
bury has agreed TO the request OF the Mar.
quis de S!aal, the Russian ambassador, to
suspend the negotiations in relation to the
Afghan boundary question until NJ. deGiers,
Russian Foreign Minister, obtains report
of the topographic survey which has been
ordered Of Zullirar Pass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29

also, il need not he forgotten, the Identical
man who, when bis attempt to repeat the
HAYES fraud mas defeated by the fortunate
geographical position Of the disputed STATE
made a speech in which he attempted 10
urovoke civil war by deliberately asserting
tbat'the rebels, by means of fraud ana ou'i,
doing. had seized the government anu
wrencb.a it from the hands Of the loyal
men bv whom i. had been preserved" Ii
white Virgipians have the feelings they
used to have, Mr.. Wise will not be benefit
cd TO any considerable extent by Mr..
Blaine's support.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29
The Cholera

MADRID, July 29.-Choera has broken
out on the French frontier One fourth Of
the inhabitants of Monteguado, in Soria,
died of cholera during the past ten days
The survivors lied, with the exception of
one gcndarme, who remained TO bury the
bodies Of the victims.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29
OFFICIAL.
BOARD or ALDEEMt.<.

At regular meeting OF the Board o. Aldo
men held July IS, 1855, there were prr-s....
+. f. Downham, esq. President, ana lits.r.
Moore, Marbury, Bryant, and Lcalbcatyr.
A communication from the Mayor recommend
ing that an act to amend SCI. >. chap. l.; rt i..
laws of the city be repealed. and that ~ ,cr t.
chap. Is he amended after the w0ri dollar, hi.
the 10th line to read. 'or less at the discretion
of the Mayor" was referred to the Commit.
on General Laws with instructions 10 report IT,
bill in accordance with the Mayors suggcstio,s
The Committee on Streets reported IaYor4hg
on the following petitions viz; f. ", Nall. :,
have curb set and gutter paved: Il. !. En-, lrt
same; George Ii. Green for permission - erect
frame dwelling on St. Asaph street: !. +. wa.
ms and others to have pavement laid on e.:
side OF Payne. between Prince and Duke stree
and the reports adopted
The petition of Mrs. \. NJ Lee To have curi ~:
and gutter paved in front of her residence corner
Washington and Queen streets, was referred ~
the Committee on Streets.
On motion, it was resolved, That the mcmhr.s
OF the Board Of Fire Wardcns, elected OH the l;t
inst. BIO numbered As follows: S. A. Green No.
Geo. f. French No. =: !. C. Cr,i.htor NJ ..
John Harlow, No. i.
Petition of c. C.. Watson, COR reduction al ..--
sessment Oh the EradG0ck House: aI.o adverse
report of the Committee Finance an petition
OIL VIM. jenkins: also petition of Em!ly Richards.
for reduction of assessment and ahatcin,u; n:
taxes also petition of 5. &. Brent for pc,n;..ju.
to erect frame dwelling or Royal street. a'-n
petition of Mrs. c. Waters. for correction of tsN
bill; also notice from the Clerk OF the Schuoi
Board, notifying Council oi vacancy in thc
School Board: also Il resolution ALLOWING tine
special committee appointed To iuvrsti-t;" thu
illegal expenditures OF money On streets. Ia cE!.
brace such other matters rs may be- referred 10
them by the Committee on Finance: also \,
resolution in regard to increasing the F!nnmrc
Committee to five members also position %: C.
Steuernagcl in regard t" the condition oi the alley
back of his premises also resolution OF .@i"uru-
ment to Tuesday, August !, were received from,
the Common Council and their action concur
red in.
The Board proceeded 10 the Chamber oi the
Common Council for the purpose Of ci"rtng
member of the School Board and upon their re
turn the Board adjourned.
Teste: .JSo. J. JAMESON. CLERK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29

The trial at Riel was resumed yesterday
and the jurymen were chosen. The crown
prosecutor said if the plea of naturalization
in the United States was put in the prisoner
would be tried under the provisions of the
Fenian act for treason-feiony, but it was
deemed advisable to have his case heard
under the treason statute of Edward III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29
Indians Attacked ana Killed.

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., July 29.-Parlies just
arrived from SesOra state that company
of Mexican citizens led by the Prrfert of the
town Of Arizpi, discovered squaw camp in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29

Tie August. the first number of cheap month
ly magazine entitled, Dio Leris's Nuggets has been
received from thu publishers. The bio Lewis Pub
fishing Comps ! -isw Ynrk Its contents arc
chiefly composed oil Dc. 81 Lewis's brief sayings
up IN health and happiness
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29

Mr. BLAINE, who is now pronounced
advocate of the party in Virginia which,
when Secretary of State, he led ex-senator
Johnston, of Virginia, to believe he was as
och opposed to as any man could be, is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-29

We have received an invitation to attend the
Loudoun Live Stock Exhibition, which com
mences at Leesburg on September 18th next.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS,

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for chl.
drcn teethjng, is the prescription of one of the
best female nurses and physicians in the Unitct
States, and has been used for forty years with
never falling success by millions Of mothers for
their children. During the process of tccihng
its value is incaculab!c. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhua, gripping
in tho bowels, and wind collie. BY giving health
to the child it resta the mother. Price % cents
bottle mv5 lynn Was