Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-10-17
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''tN' ''NA I+ti tNNl AlAhN was tahtAl
TO Lancaster where he will toe eX.
amiued for the crime of bigamy.
On Sept rs, he was married 10y
Justice Mclaughlin to Young lady
named Laura Sueeter whose parents
reside in Fenuimore but who worked
at the Central House in this city.
He took her To her home and after
staying with her three days skipped
ont and went back to his first wife
at Reedstowu. This is why George
Collins now wipes his weeping eyes
and wishes he were dead. He says
he wishes he could die right away
quick BoSco5ei Di9L
Early "Wednesday morning the
alarm of fire was sounded, aud those
who were awakened by IL in time
discovered the barn belonging 70 A..
w. Goddard, located near his resi-
deuce, To be in flames. H. Hoehn's
barn, which was filled with stove
wood and stored with other articles,
soon took fire, then followed Mr.
Calvin Payue's, aud all were burned
the ground. Mr.. Goddard's fam
lilly horse, a beautiful black mare,
was burned, it being impossible to
get TO her IN time TO save her The
carriage was the only thing Of con.
sequence saved from his barn. 1t
was the neighing of the horse that
first awakened the family. -.
.... MIR. Frank Weirch went to his
stable last night to get his horse to
ride TO the fire, and discovered the
animal gone. He hunted for il
some time, but concluded that it had
been stolen or taken without leave.
This morning early the horse was
found dead. 1t had evidently been
ridden very hard and become chilled,
or had got out and run itself to
death. Some think it had some
connection with the mystery of the
fire last night. This theory is not
probable.-Moaroe Sentinel.
Thursday morning between one
and two O'clock Boscobel expert
enced a sensation that can only be
explained SO far in an earthquake
shock. There was a rumbling sound
the ground trembled aud houses
shook. People in all parts of the
city were awakened by the disturb
auoe and wildly describe the antics
Of the earth shudder. Up in the
holy ward, where the editor lives
the dishes ratified in the pantry
probably because they were SO empty
| over on piety creek whore DIR. Hay
man lives II sounded as though
somebody was rubbing their haud'
briskly up and down all the shutters
on the houses In the wards toward
the river the houses trembled in the
same manner. There was a vel
established earth disturbance OF
some kind and experts who are NJ
on quakes should collect evidence
from people who heard it aud sec
what aiIs the bowels of the earth
under Boscobel. n Dial.
Mr.. Guy Butcher realized about
5000 for four weeks labor in pear
hunting. 1t is said that pearl hunt
ing grows more arduous. The clam.
are Withdrawing into winter quar-
ters aud are not easily tempted from
their holes. Moreover their number
is growing beautifully less.--Brod
heaG independent.
The Montana brouchos are becom
ing famous. Frank Quirk has one
which he claims can go it IN 2:40
Should another importation Of brou
chos be made they will sell for more
money than did the first lot.-Gale
na Gdzette
JAS. A. Owen goes east this week
and when he returns will bring hu
family from Mineral Point, Wis
They will reside in Brookings
where Mr.. Owen has purchased
property Yoiga (Dak.) Irib"He.
Judge Clementson's invalid daugb
ter, Matte, died at one O'Clock yes
terday afternoon. She had been a
deaths door for a week. She Was Z
sweet, physically frail child, very
dear to the parents who watched il
anguish at her bedside the many
hours Of her aying.-Laacaste,
Teller.
The Darlington Sandstone Com
pauy, who are operating the Redrocb
quarry, situated between Darlington
and Gratot, have the contract tC
furnish the stone for the elegant
new Episcopal Church edItico Al
| Edgewater, one Of the most beautl
! ful SUBURBS Of Chicago. The rock
is now being shipped to Edgewatei
by the Milwaukee & St. Paul road
The product Of the quarry Is a very
beautiful building rock, and 1t Is
provinq durable. Mr.. James Sin
clair, a Chicago contractor, Is one
Of the chief stockholders and man.
ager Of the quarry.-Democrat and
/ JJeUiefer