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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
FOREIGN.

ADvICEs grom Mandalay say that an en-
gagement between Br,tish troops and
the natives has taken place hear Pokoka,
and that two h1rd ed insurgents were
killed.
A MOVEMENT is spreading in Berlin
headed by Il number of prominent men,
to limit the burdens placed upon students
in the higher schools.
The Bularian deputation will be re
ceived unofcially at Berlin, the county
they represent not being n sovereign
state.
A FIRE in Montreal originating in Nord
helmer's piano warerOoms on st James
street, destroyed a block valued at $780,
600.
The Irish executive has formally pro
claimed the anti-rent campaign. The
funds of the league have been transferred
to France, and rent money deposited with
trustees will be secreted.
COLONEL HEYLAND, with body of Brit
ish troops, recently pursued 700 Dacoits
and killed 200 of them. Many others
were made prisoners. Stores and ammu-
n.tion were seized in several places.
PRINCE FERDINAND, of SAKE -Coburg,
anu lorna, asserts tllaj the bulgarian
reg ency officially offered to him the
throne of Bulgaria, and declares the re-
ports from Sofia to the contrary to be un-
true.
ADNICEs from Mandalay say that an
engagement between British troops and
natives has taken place near Pakoka,
and teat 200 insurgents were killed.
NJ. N. DRoz, now Vice President has
been elected President of Switzerland
for 1857, and NJ. +. Hertenstein, the pres
ent Miris,er of War has been elected
Vice President.
Ar Be 'aso Judge Lawson sentenced
four of tie men arrested for wrecking
huuses alorg the Shankhill road during
the riots last June to four months i'm
pri-unn euc each. The prisoners had all
| pleaded guilty.
JoHN DnLoN pleaded his own case in a
Dublin Goa claiming that the language
he used ii MS speeches was justitiable.
Tro Judge t"OJ"ht differently, and order
ed II to give bond in $4,000 for good
| behav q l the future or go to Jail for
| six months.
A DUEb with pistols has been fought
between Capt. Baron Won Ardenne, ad-
| jv;art to the Prussian war ministry. and
Judge Hertwich, of Dusseldorf. Hert
w'ch received bullet in tho abdomen and
| d'ed in two huLrs, The cause O the duel
/ was He.tW chs accusation thGt Baron Won
/ ArGerne had conducted an amatory cor,
! responGence with the formers wife.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
WASHINGTON.

The dairy commissioner of Iewa states
that he has thus far failed to fini adul-
terations in samples of butter fresh from
the farms.
TaE Secretary of the Navy issued q
general order changing the Boston Navy
Yard into an equipment yard, under Com
modore Schley.
TIE house of representative passed the
sundry civil appropriation bill, and bill
directing the quartermaster general to
adjust the claims of the McMinnville and
Manchester railroad.
The House Committee on Territories
instructed Chairman Hill to report favor
ably substitute for the bills provid-
ing for the admission to statehood on an
equal basis of washins ton and Montana
territories.
The commissioner of internal revenue
reports the collection of $7s,60s as taken
on oleomargarine since November L.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24

| awaiting them. She had been looking
| round her in the dimly lighted stone
| passage, and has discovered another
door fixed mysteriously in corner,
that has excited her curiosity.
Where does this lead to, Sir Ad-
rianT she asks now, pointing to it.
oh, tnat Is an old door connected
with another passage that leads by a
dark and wearylng staircase to the
servant corridor beneath, | am afraid
you won't be able to open it. as it is
rusty with age and disuse. The ser
wants would as soon think of coming
! up here as they would of making an
appointment with the Evil One; so it
has not been opened for years"
Perhaps | can manage it." SAYS Ar
thur Dynecourt, trying with all his
might 20 force the ancient lock to Weld
TO him. At length his efforts are
crowned with success; the door flies
creaklngly open. and cl0.ld of dust
uprising covers them like mist.
All" eXclaims Ethel, recoilmg: but
Arthur, STOPPING forward. carefully
examines the dark staircase that lies
before him wrapped in impenetrable
gloom. Spider-netS have been drawn
from wall to wall and hang in dusky
clouds from the low ceiling: faint.
stale, sitting smell greets his nostrils.
yet he fingers there and looks carefully
around him.
You'll fall into it, if YOU don't
mind" remarks Captain RingwoOd
"One would think uncanny spots had
an unWhOleSOme attraction for yOu.7
Ringwood, ever since the memorable
night in the .smOking-room, when Sir
Adrian was so near being killed, has
looked askance at Arthur Dynecourt,
and, when taking the trouble to ad-
dress him at all, has been either sharp
or pointed in his remarks. Arthur,
contenting himself with a scowl at him,
closes the little door again, and turns
away from it.
AT night" says Sir Adrian, in an
amused tone, "the servants, passing by
the door below that leads up to this
one, run by it as though they fear some
ghOstly ancestors of mine, descending
from the haunted chamber, will pounce
out upon them with their heads under
their arms, or in some equally mpleas-
ant position. You know the door,
don't you, Arthur-the second from
the turning?"
No" replies Arthur, with his false
smile, Il do not; nor, indeed, do | care
to know it. l firmly believe l should
run past it too after nightfall, unless
well protected"
That looks as if you had an evil con-
science" says Ringwood careleSsly but
none the less purpoSely.
1T looks more as if | We're a coward,
| think" retortS Arthur laughing, but
shooting an angry glance at the gal
liant captain as he speaks.
well, what does the immortal Will
lam say" returns Ringwood coolly.
conscience doth make towards of rs
allI'"
"You have a sharp wit, sir" says Az
thur, with apparent lightness, but pale
with passion.
Il say, look here" breaks in Sir Ad-
rian hastily, pulling out his watch; 1T
must be nearly time for tea. BY JOve,
quite half past four, and we know what
Lady FitzAlmOnt will say to US if we
keep her deprived of her favorite bev-
erage for even five minutes. Come, let
us run, or destruction will light upon
our heads"
So saying, he leads the way, and soon
they leave the haunted chamber and all
its gloomy associations far behind
them.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
ChCago Market

GsrcNSo, Dec. sl.-Foar Dun and nm
changed, whes, Moderately active: marse,
opened easier and AlSSc lower and clesea
steady; 'SS4 for seller cash; 76I4 for seller Jan
uary; ~ for settler February; SS;s for selle
May. Corn Steady and moderately active. omen
ed about the Ssme ss yeSter;ay's openiuc and
closed sake higher; S6ls for seller cash: SSss
for seller January; SOS tor seller February; 4s,,
Tor seller May. ostS-pull and hes,y, and slight.
iy easier; s5ss for seller cash; Sols for SELLER
hsS. hye-pul st IS, Rarley-Dull at -
Prime Timothy i SOnt.Sl. Flax ses5-eS
"h'SSy-lIS Pork Fairly active; opened easy
Sf S'sG5c decline. fell or ;tsGslNc more, later
became h;m aud rallied lS.2ltS,c, and closed
comparatively steady; l,S5 for seller cash:
2Io0 ter seller January; Il - for seller February,
iSo' foe seller May. Lanl-PriceS little moe
favorable 10 seller; G.s!ls for seller cash; s.ls
for seller January; ass far seller February;
o hS for seller May, SEou'd { SOVS -: short
clSaT. 6io& 6 Is; short ribs $50 for seller Jan
usry. Eutter-Stsaiy; cr,amery, Slss9s; dairy.
l6osSS { esse- Full cram cheddarS, lHSlSlc;
aSiS, ls4 Gi2.s; Noua& Amerioas, lSlsa3is; skims
1e&I2ls ESgS-lcSN : HideS-Iu good request
At former prices, Ia. " Cuch irSed
F"ur-Rvce'p;S, $, tNO, shipments. 81. 90
Wheat-RecsiptL rs 2O1; shipra7utS SlO0l
Corn-RsceIpts, $1,000; shipments lol,oll
ohtS-EeceiptS, iol,N1; shipments l$ta,N.
Re-RecclptS, 2,o00, shlpmenI> 5000
Barley Receipts - NN. shipments. y OON.
CsIcAeo Dec @I.-Ttr OrovSrs' Journat q
ports: Cattle Receipts, 6oJo, slow, aud 5IIoc
lower; shipping steers, S@1RiGl stockers and
feeders fairly active. 2.O0JES 20; cows. bulls aud
mixed. ! NRS %. buls slA.ao M. T,~,s ,sttl,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
CONDENSED TELEGRANS
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

The tannery of L. R. Hersom & Son,
at South Berwick, Maine valued at $780,
600 or more, was burned Monday morn
ing.
CARRIE SMITH, crazy colored woman,
shut herself up in her house at Blue Ash,
Ohio, Wednesday, and set fire to it buring
herself 20 death.
The master of A schooner which arrived
at Philadelphia Monday reported that on
Tuesday last, 120 miles south of Sandy
Hook, he saw burning steamer, which
was heading for New York.
ONE of the large shops of the Burling-
ton Quincy Road at Aurora, H., was
gutted by fire early Monday morning,
creating a loss of $4,000, covered by in
surance / Boston companies.
WILD freight and passenger train
collided near Moline, H., Monday night,
both being badly wrecked. Three or
four of the train men were dangerously
injured.
The schooner Annie O. Hanson was
wrecked off Two Rivers, Wisconsin, Fri
day evening, during hard snow storm.
The crew were rescued by the Two Rivers
life-saving crew.
The steamer j. NJ. White the finest
boat on the Mississippi river, was burned
Mt she bank near Point Coupe Monday
evening. 1t is believed that nearly fifty
lives were lost. The steamer cost S225,-
600, and had cargo valued at $780,,
600.
THROUGH the blunder of a telegraph
operator, two freight trains came in col
lission on the Nickle Plate Road near
ClaypOol, Ind, Wednesday. The train
hands escaped, but both locomotives
were smashed.
The box and shook factory of Z. II.
Barnes d Co, in Oswego, n. Y, was de-
astroyed by fire Thursday morning. The
loss is $4,000.
Tue TaiI bus moss book at Odin, ILL.,,
conta c.rg prb'ic library, the Jour
raj Office + ee stores, was destroyed
by fre Nedrea6fy morning, entailiDg a
loss Of 10000. Tee Insurance is but
$1,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
4 Bill PeIatire 70 Naturalization.

WAsHIsoTos, Dec 21.-Senator Sauls-
bury to-day introduced bill providin z
that after any alien shall have resids i
the United States for three years ne z j
present his petition for his admission ,
citizenship. Upon presentation of the
petition the cour. shall grant certificate
stating facts, whereupon the petitioner
shall be subject 10 all the duties of citi-
zenship and have all the rights thereof,
except that he shall not be entitled to
vote until two years have elapsed from
the issue of his certificate. No person
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 21.-Two more
heavy attachments were levied on the
property of Monroe Bros. d Co. to-day.
The larger attachment was issued at tie
instance of the Rollstone National bank.
of Fitchburg, Mass, and amounted TO
$67 300. The Worcester North Saving
Institution, of Fitchburg, presented a
claim for S17,75O. The notes on which at
tachments were passed were all executed
by country branches of the firm and el--
dOrsed by Charles Winchester and Mon-
roe Bros. g. Co. The property of tie
Painesville lumber company branch
Monroe Bros. d Co., of Cleveland, co..
sisting of the lumber yard at PainesvilIe
and tho planning mill and stock of lumbe
at Richmond, o., was to-day levied on Oh
several different attachments amounti- =
to 1921, 800.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
THE GAME LAWS.

They will be Amended 81 aS TO More EtTrctually
Preserve Game.
MILwAUKEE, Dec. "a call was issued
to-day for meeting of sportsmen inter
eSted y the preservation of game, 20 be
held at the Plankington house on Monday
evening, to consider proposed changes in
the game laws Of Wisconsin. A. X. De
laney will present the draft of a bill to he
introduced before the legislature. aud
suggestions of changes Will be in orGer.
The measure will be similar in general
effect to the "ironclad" law of few years
ago, except that certain clauses will be
modified and few changes will be made
in the date of the beginning and ending
of the open season for certain kinds Il
game.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24

READING, Pa, Dec. 2l.-A special meet
ing of the international Brotherhood of
Boiler Makers aud Ship Builders AZ
Helpers Pro; ;ective and Beneficial Gn.' b.
began here to-day. The reports subm
ted show the organization is in fou~-
ishing condition and rapidly increasing
in membership in sll large industri
centeTs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
Accepted the Offer.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Dec. 2L-Acting
Secretary Fsirchild, has accepted the
offer of the Nashville and St. Louis rail-
way, TO pay the SUM of s153,600 in com
promise of the claim of the United
States, now in suits against that com
pany and against the middle district 0
Tennessee. founded on certain matured
and unpaid interest coupons of BOMBS
issued by the company and held by { ,
United States
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24

The First Illinois district leads with ten
manufactures.
Mr.. NELSON reported from the commit
tee on Indian affairs, Mr.. Toole's bill
granting to the st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba railroad the right of way
through the Fort Berthold ond Blackfeet
reservations. The report was accompan-
led by letters from Indian Commissioner
acd Secretary Lamar, assuring the com
mittee that there was no objection
to the bill whatever, in she share pre-
sented.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
AElre at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21--A fve-story
brick building III Market street, occupied
by Jno. u. Morris 4 Co, druggist sup
plies, and Kneedler, Patterson d Co, dry
goods merchants, together with contents,
we're entirely destroyed by fire this even
ing. The loss on the building is esti-
mated at $4,000. Morris Il Co. lose
$4,000 on their stock, and Kneedler, Pat
terson Il Co. estimate their loss at $75,-
600 All insured,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24

PANS, Dec. 2l.- Uneasiness is felt here
over the rapidity with which the govern
ment is working to place the armament of
France i'll the completest condition pos
sible. The state manufactures Of arms
and ammunition are all being worked to
their utmost capacity. IL is reported
from Rome that Italy is arming. Advices
from Berlin state that Germany Is in
creasing her troops in Alsace- Lorraine.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
WILL HAVE REVENGE.
sIossen's Latest Dodge for Explaining Away
His Defeat

Blossoms Latest D0ug" Tor Explaining Away
His Defeat
CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-Ceorge SIosSon. the
billiard expert, swoEe out a va rant This
evening against J. Z. Fellows, secretary
of the Tobey Furniture company, cha Z
ing him with perjury, and proposes g.
begin civil proceedings tomorrow agais 5
that company for heavy damages, claim
ing that on Friday, Shile resting and
nerving himself for the championship
contest with Jacob Schefer, the dept. :
sheriff and lawyer called at his bilIia d
hall and said they had an attachmeTs
against him for q hundred dollars due
the Tobey company for household furni-
ture. After heated colIoquy the dep
uty sheriff and the lawyer left to con
fer with the firm, and said they would
return later. Slosson remained IN his
hall until time for the match to begin.
He was e = zsiye!y nervous, suspecting g
plot, and fe-ripg an attachment would be
served in the preG Ge1ce of the audience.
By 1870 he felt more at ease and steadily
improved in his playing. but coaId not
then oyertake his opponent in time TO
win the game He claims Fellows com
mitted perjury in swearing he (Slosson)
was fraudulently ooncealing property and
persons to evade the payment of a debt.
The machinery of Menasha's new wool
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24

READTSG, Pa, Dec. PA certificate of
the incorporation of the Morgan Iron
ys ks was filed to-day. Incorporate =:
IN Roach, Garrett Roach and Stephen
=. Roach. Capital, $4,000. 1t manu-
factures and repairs steam engines, boil
esq and machinery.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
FRANKS OF AN INSANE MAN.
lie Nearly Breaks up Religions Meeting and
EVadcS Capture.


RIroN, Dec. 2I.-Wm Hamley, the
young man who created disturbance in
church here recently and nearly broke
up the services in Il violent fit irsaniiy
is still at large and believed to be idirg
in the town of Rosendale. He has Glade d
all office rs either by tleetness of foot OF
with the handling of a shotgun which
he carried. and is known to manipulate
with precision and eXpertness. He ap,
pears at most unexpected times aud
places and many people are credited with
undue timidity but familiar with Ham
ley,s ecce ltricities and disposition to dc
violence upon i'm ginary iusrlts have en-
| joyed themselves best at home.
Young Hamlev's father is also eccen-
trio. In his close resemblance TO his
father in actions and speech came TIE
first traces of mentI disorder. He WI
finally adjudged insane, sent to the Osh
kosh asylum for a period and discharg
as cured.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24

Fox LAKE, Wis, Dec. 21.-W. j. Dexter,
cashier of the First National Bank, died
at Wauwatosa this morning. He leavCF
wife ard daughter. The remains are ey-
pected this evening. He came To Fox
Lake from Providence, II. l., twenty eight
years ago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
Typhoid Fever lingering in Waterford.

BURLINGTON, Wis, Dec. 2I.-TyPl o d
fever is still lingering in the town of
Waterford, in this county, ard l"tely three
deaths have occurred the - beirg Albert
Winsing, who died on last So,urday.
Everything is being done to keep the af-
fair quiet.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24

A SHAwANo dispatch 10 the Milwaukee
Sentinel reports Il lively lot of stealing of
timber from government lands, school
and university lands being generally strip
ped OF timber including railroad ties,
telegraph poles and fence posts. The
dispatch says the district attorneys and
timber agents are parties to the plunder.
The governor is reported to be making
quiet Investigations with view TO warm
ing up some of the delinquent officials.
Ar .the trial of the new IFS ton Krupp
gun at Crebold, Germany, a steel shot of
1000 pounds tone tonl was sent through
IS inches of solid iron at distance of
half mile, with 500 pounds Of powder
The result of the trial simply shows that
no vessel can be built that will resist such
guns, and that the time has come for
something better than mighty iron clad
vessels, Wax ships mast be eqnip-
ped with long range guns and
with machinery TO enable them to
run fast, then fighting can be done at
long range and skill will come in. Cities
and towns must be protected if near the
ocean by means of torpedoes This
country should provide itslf with modern
guns of the largest kind, and with fast
running cruisers of the best designs. 1t
is no use building heavy iron clads TO
turn the shot of these big guns. There is
no ship that could resist such shot.
ABOUT $50 feet of the extensive freight
wharf of the Pennsylvania railroad com
pany, located on the Delaware river, in
the city of Philadelphia, caved in Mon
day morning causing heavy loss.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2I.-The president
to-day granted pardon in the case Of
Tam pa, Lowich and Hietitel, three PeiDa
Indians, nov undergoing sentence of
five years imprisonment in the Arizona
penitentiary for the murderOus assault of
two white men in that territory in 1888.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
4 Protest Against the Introduction Of Eng
Iish Rabbits.

Itsh Edbbits.
CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-In an article headed
Importing a Pest to Agriculture" the
Daily News, tomorrow, will protest
against the landing OF fifty English rab-
bits, reported to have arrived on the
steamship Werra. The News says that
the English rabbit, unlike the American
species, is a burrowing animal, and being
thus able 10 breed unmolested, will multi
ply until farming and agriculture be
come well nigh impossible. The News
says that in one district sheep raisers in
1873 gave 100000 TO protect their
ranges from the English rabbit.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
Coy. Kusk Talks PoI.tfcs

CHICAGo, Dec. 2t.--Gov. Edsk, who has
been in the city few hours, said that
there was a strOug feeling III Wisconsin
in favor of the nomination of Biaine
He also said that there was no particular
opposition to Senator Sawyer, and he
would, no doubt, be his own successor.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24

DUBLIS, Dec. 2I.-Parnell's friends say
his illness has been of very serious ma
ture for several week. He in dagger
Gus condition. When abe to actively
resume work he will convene the Irish
parliamentary party in the council cham
bers of the Dublin corporation.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
Leaving a Little for Seed.
HArpSrs Bazaar.

A little friend Of ours was recently
taken to the BARRIERS shop to have his
hair cut for the first time. As the barber
cut and clipped the little fellow seemed
to be considerably alarmed, for he sud
denly said in anxious tones, You'll leave
enough to grow, won't you, mister:"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
Robbers get $. .ooN at lIigh Nonn

MILWAUKEE, Dec. ~. At noon to. cay
sneak thieves entered the First National
bank and stole $1,000 in new bills ON the
sheets just as they had been receiN e. J
from Washington.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF.
The Wisconsin Central wins the Suit
for Ejectment against Comstock,
Meeting of SportSmeu to be held to con
slider Changes in the Game Laws.
4 Bold Bank Robbery in Milwaukee.
Paul GrOttkau Receives Sentence.

John ComStock Must Go-An Important Yer
diet
OSHKOSH, Dec. PA verdict for the
plaintiff was rendered to-day in the laud
suit of the Wisconsin Central COMPANY
against John ComStock. The title 10 4O'-
600 acres in Price county is involved.
The case will be appealed. Comstock
holds the lands under tax deed. and the
Central brought suit to eject him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24

JANEsvILLE, Dec. 21.- Frank johnson
alias MiIbrath alias McFe.chin, sentenced
by Judge Patten to nine months OF I'M
prisonmeut at Waupun for stealing a
satcheI, was taken to his destination to-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
Not Due 10 Personal Objections

Sr. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2l.-The Journal
de ST. Petersburg says that Russia's re-
fusal to accept the candidacy of Prince
Ferdinand of SAKE Cob1rg Gotha for the
Bulgarian throne is not due to personal
objections.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24

SHEBoYGAN, Wis, Dec. 2l.-The jury in
the case of William Morris, of Manito
voc, who is charged with the murder
of Katherine Navrosky, Oct. IL, 1885, re
tired Last night and up to 1:30 this after
noon had not been able to agree upon n
verdict
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
Wouldn't Marry the Whole Family.
-

Young man." said the stern parent to
the applicant for his daughters hand,
''are you sure you can support family
III wasn't m-making any calculations
on that" stammered the young man: Il
only wanted the girl, you know"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2l.-For the publ;ca-
t'I of scurrirous poem rejecting cu
.. integrity of the court in the trial of
the riot cases, Judge Sloan to-day sen
fenced Paul Grottkau, the editor of the
socialist organ, the Arbeiter Zeitung. to
thirty days at hard labor