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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-15
CABLE FLASHES.

An EngliShman named Nelson and three
native bows were killed and devOured by
natives of Salomen Island.
TuE Servian budget shows a deficit of
1900. 900 francs. which will be met by new
taxes and retrenchment.
HENRY FIELDING DICKENS. the third
SON of the novelist. is highly successful
lawyer in England.
. THE Russian Emperor. rs he grows old
er. becomes in appearance more and more
n typical CoSSack; colossal In figure. en-
tirely bald hat-nosed, aud enormously
mouStached and bearded
CARIo.-It is reported that Osman Dig
ma is collecting forces at Dongola TO ad-
vance northwaGi. An Egyptian batai-
lion has been ordered TO reinforce the
frontier.
CoNsTANTINoPLE.-C Crete Is returning
10 its normal peaceful state. Trade Is ac-
tive at Canea and other places, and Chris
tan families are arriving by every steamer.
SIR CHARLES RUSSELL. NJ. p. is said to
receive the handsomest income of any law
yer in the world He lives hike a prince.
entertains magnifeently, and possesses the
best law library in England.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-15
1890.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATE

A new shakespeare-the Shakespeare Of EDWIN
A. ABBEY-wili be presented in HARPEE's AAGA-
ZINE for 1870, with comments by ANDREW LANG.
HAEPEE's MAGAZINE has also made special ar
rangements with ALPHoNsE DAUDET, the greatest
Of living French noyelists, for the exclusive pub
Ication, in serial form, of humorous story, TO be
entitled sThe CoIoHists of Tarasoon: the Last
Adventures of the Famous Tartarn." The story
will be translated by HESEY JANIS, and ilustrat-
ed by RossI and MYRBAcH.
" d. HowELLs will contribute novelette, in
three parts, and LAFcADIo BEAgS novelette, in
two parts entitled "Youms,' handsomely Illus
trated.
In illustrated papers, touching subjects Of cur
rent interest, and in lie short stories, poems, and
timely articles, the MAGAZINE will maintain its
well known standard
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-15
haf Is Catarrhe

Catarah is an inflammation Of the mu-
cous membranes, and may affect the head.
throat, stomach, bowels or bladder. But
catarrh of the head is the most common,
often coming on so gradually that it has a
firm hold before the nature of the trouble
is suspected. Catarrh is caused by cold,
or succession of colds, combined with inn
pure blood. Its local symptoms are
sense of fullness and heat in the forehead.
dryneSs in the nose and back part of the
throat, and a disagreabe discharge from
the nose. When the disease gains firm
hold on the system, it becomes chronic,
and is then exceedingly dangerous and
ueacherous, liable TO develop into con-
sumption.
Fortunate is it that we have in Hood
Sarsaparilla the remedy for this ever in
creasing malady. 1t attacks at once the
source of the disease by purifying and en-
riching the blood, which in passing through
the delicate passages of the mucous mem
brane soothes and rebuilds the tissues,
giving them tendency to health instead of
disease, and ultimately curing the affec-
tion. At the same time Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla builds up the whole system and makes
one feel that he has taken a new lease of
life
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-15
DOWN AN INCLINE.
A Street Cable Train Demolished in a
Collision

KANSAS CITY. Nov 9-The brakes on
Fifth street cable train refused to work as
the train was descending the hill between
Delaware and Main streets this afternoon.
At the foot of the hill the runaway train
collided with another train and both we're
wrecked The gripman. James Johnson.
was seriously. perhaps fatally injured:
the conductor was struck Oh the head and
knocked senseless- He was removed TO
the hospital and Is in a precarious eondi
ton -Four passengers were slightly IN
iurad
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-15
NO.. ID.

but the heart was in the rirbe
position. The legs were lying under til
trunk ON piece Of ragged Ingram car
pet. Both trunk and limbs were nude
After Coroner Quinn raised the CARPET a
tar barrel was discovered. four or hve of
the top StaveS Of which were loose. After
removing the earth from around it. one
end was knocked out by the coroner. On
this cover was found cut i'm rude letters
about one inch and half high the words,
"A traitor. The bottom of the barrel
was about three feet from the surface Of
the earth. On tree near by was cut.
evidently with the hatchet found near the
diSmemhered hand, two or three marks.
rs II IN token of rememberance. None OF
the barrel StayeS were marked in any man
ner. The body had been lying there
for two or three moathS. The flesh of
the trunk was Clnging to the bone in a
very close manner. The body was evi-
IDENTITY removed to his grave in the barrel
and then taken out and buried. The hair
of the murdered man is of a sandy color.
Tie had good teeth and was about = feet
and ) inches in height. Theodore Blanev.
who discovered the hand, is a hunter and
trapper by profession, The hand was
about 200 feet from the shore of the west
side of the lake. and block and half
from the north side of Perry's house. The
hatchet was a foot and half from the
hands
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-15
1890.
Harper's S Weekly.
ILLUSTH ATED.
ILLUSTRATED

HARpEs's WEEKLY has awell-estshlished place -
the leading Illustrated newspaper in America. The
fairness of is editorial comments on current poll
itics has earned for it the respect and confidence
Of all impartial readers, and the variety excel
lence of its literary contents which include serisl
sn6 short stories BY the best and most popular
writers, at it for the perussl of people Of the
widest range of tastes and pursuits The WSESLr
supplements OF remarkable variety, interest,
and value. No expense is spared 10 bring the
highest order Of artistic ability besr upon the
illustration Of the chSnSeful phases Of home and
foreign history, 4 Mexican romance, from the
pen of THOMAS A. JANyISs, will sppesr in the
WEEKLY in 1890.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-15
Ill Winds

That blow "naebody any good" are plenty on the
storm-vexed Atlantic, TO say nothing of the occa-
sionally typhoon-swept Pacific The hapless
voySser when shaken up by the heavings Of the
'briny," should take that pleasaatess and most sal
utary of doses . wineglassful Of Hoststters Stom-
ach Bittsrs, the finest stomachic and tonic that
ever warmed, regulated and quiesed the humsH H.
terror. Railroad !oited and steamship shaken
travellers will exercise wise provision by supply
parable medicine for the journey. So viii mari
ners, emigrants 10 The West, and others about TO
''seek freeh fields and pastures new" Malaria.
the ecourge of newly cleared and mining dis
tricts, 10 completely conquered and surely avertsd
ey shs Bitters- Liver, bowels and kidnsy Con
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-15
Not Guilty of Whipping Her.

FoRr ATKINSON. Wis. Nov 9.-Smith
B. Morrison a dairy farmer, living two
miles southeast of this city. was brought
before Justice Porter yesterday afternoon
to answer to the charge Of whipping Mrs
E. Prefert. his hired man wife. and was
acquitted By the jury. About a month
ago Mr. Morrison caused the arrest Of Mrs
Prefert for whipping him
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her, who now resides in Bessen
ch.. to come to Los Angeles and iden
boy.
TIE NATIcNAL CAPITAL.

WAsuINGToN The Secretary of the
navy has ordered the acceptance of the
Charleston.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has appointed
William Bates, of New York, Commissioner
of Navigation.
LONDON. At meeting of the masters
of lightermen it was decided to concede
the demands made 10y the strikers.
WAsIuNGToN- Since Commissioner
Raum took hold of the Pension Bureau
there has been a rush of applications to the
Office for records in support of pension
claims.
KossUTH for Il number of years gave
lessons in the English language to the
young men ut Turin. where he has resided
for thirty years Old as he is, those pupils
are ClamOrous for him to become natural
ized subject in order to be elected a Sen
ator of the kingdom, but he prefers to re-
main Hun.
BIsHor ODwYER has issued pastoral
letter at Limerick forbidding the clergy
of the diocese to grant absolution to any
person guilty OF hoycotting or pursuing
the plan of campaign. The bishop retains
% himself alone the right to absoIve such
persons.
EN-SECRETARY BAYARD and Miss Mary
Willing Clymcr were married ut Washing
tom on Thursday at the home Of the bride,
in the presence of Il large company of dis
tinguishcd guests. After the ceremony Il
breakfast and reception was had. and the
newly welded pair left for New York.
WAsmNGroN, u. G.. Third Auditor W.
K. Hart. in his annual report to the sccre-
tary OF the treasury, says that the number
of pensioners on the rolls July |, 1899, was
400, 900, and that there will probably bc
added b. 600 more 10y June 80 1890. This
addition will make the estimated number of
pensioners ut that date 525, 200. thus
giving for examination ,, 100, 900 vouchers,
and requiring for their payment at least
Sl00, 100000
WASHINGTON. u. c. The president
has granted pardon in the case of w. h.
DriSkell, convicted in Illinois of violating
the internal revenue laws. and has remit
ted the meNplred sentence in the case of
Mrs. Mat BroNley, convicted III Illinois of
sending obscene matter through the mails.
Application for pardon was denied in the
case of John W. JoSlyn. convicted in Wis
consln of violating the pension laws.
TuE latest advices from the Cherokee
Nation say that Chief Mayes'S letter in re-
sponse to Secretary Noble has caused much
excitement in the territory. Ex-Cnief
Bushyhead condemns Chief Mayes's ac-
tion, and says his position is not only dan
gerous but untenable. The opponents of
Mayes says that his letter is bid for war
Commissioners Fairchild and Wilson are
not only surprised but dumfounded at the
course affairs are taking. Mdyes' letter
has been telegraphed to Washington.
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4 Fast Vile.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 9. - Senator
Stanford's fIley. Sunol broke her three
year-old record at the Bay District track
this afternoon. She trotted mile
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1890. -
harper's Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

The Eleventh Volume Of HARPEn's YoUss
! PEOPLE, which begins with the Number for No
vernber 8 1892 presents an attractive programme.
1t will offer 10 s readers at least four serials Of
the usual length, and others in two or three parts
namely, 'The Red Mustang" by WILLIAM o.
| sToDDAED; spill and the Baby" by LUCY c.
LILLE; "Prinee Tommy by JoHs RUSSELL
CoEYELL; and Mothers Way by MARsAHEr 2.
SAEGsTER; two short serials by HJALMAg HJoRTIt
BoYEsEN. Two series Of Fairy Tafss will attract
the attention Of lovers Of the world name
Iy, the quaint tales told by HOWARD PYLE, and so
admirably illustrated by him, and another series
in different vein bg FRANZ NJ BicKSELL. There
viii bs short stories by W. D. HowEILs, THosAs
NELSON PAGE, MARY L. WnKTSs, NORA PERRY,
KnH BUTTEgwoRTH, SOPHIE SWEET, RICHARD
MALooIN JOHNSTON, etc
A subscription 10 HAKPKa's YoUss PEOPLE So
cures juvenile library There ie useful knowl-
edge, also plenty Of amusement BostoH Aduer-
hser.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-15

THERE is a report at pittsburg. Pa,
that Krupp, the great German gunmaker,
contemplates setting up an establishment
in Pennsylvania, 50 that in case of a war
in Europe he can supply guns to any ma
tion that wants them
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-15

TnE new phosphate company recently
organized in Florida proposes to develop
no less than 1900 acres Of phosphate
lands This is AN industry which has been
productive # large revenue in South
Carolina for a long term of years
THERE is now being perfected at Schen-
ectady, n. Y. a machine to more than
cover the present field of the graphophone
For some seven months well-known
machinist has been bringing his ideas TO
tangible form, and the ingenious contriv-
ance is nearly ready to test. Partial tests
have already been made, and the results
have aroused confidence in the work of the
inventor 1t is claimed that besides repro
ducing,speech this invention will also at
the same time print the matter in type.
THE valley Of Gressor ey, where the Ital-
ian Queen passed last summer is one of
the most beautiful localities in the Italian
Alps 1t also has a curious history. In
the eleventh century il was colonized by
German soldiers. TO whom it had been
given by King Otto in recognition of their
valiant services to him The descendants
Of these soldiers, though in a strange land,
have stuck fagt to their German traditions.
They still speak German and keep up the
closest connection with Germany which
they consider their Fatherland Their
daughters are educated ia the best German
schools and semnarics When the young
women come home from the big cities Of
the North however, they are compelled by
their parents TO hay aside their fine Berlin
and Frankfort garments to don the curious
costumes Of their fOrefathprs. and to learn
TO bake and scrub and wash ~ their moth
ers and grandmOthcrs did before them.
The cleanlir - of the 't'ressonari has
made them famous throughout Italy. 1t is
a proyerb that their barns are cleaner than
other peoples houses German is spoken
in the family, French in the churches and
Italian in the schools Consequently all
guages.
A "ERMAN periodical gives statistics
concerning the frequency oi l1''Io y STORMS
III various regions "t the world. IVA mas
thundcrstorms on the average % days in
the year N"hatri' 80; iilhdooHtan' '"i
~ 'i'" ''' ti't ''"'' ''"7'' '-' mo ''
'a''eiro' 81; ltaiy' 'N; west IndIeS' 30;
oo'ith 'Hlhta' -; buehoS Ayfes' 'ahildi
ana AUSTRIA ~; baden Nuremberg ana
Hungary " SlIesla, liayarIa aud Belgl-
nm, u; Holland, SaXony and Branden-
berg, II; France, Austria and South Rus
sly, IL; Spain and Portugal 10; Sweden
and Finland, :; England and the high
Swiss Mountains Z Norway, / Carlo, ,.
In Fast Turkestan. as we as III the cx
tremc North. here are almost no thunder
storms The northern limits of the thun-
derstorms are Cape Ogle. northern part of
North America. Iceland Novaia. Semeia
TnE Australian ballot system Is an un-
questionable success, that is the verdict
of all sorts and conditions of men, except
no doubt, the vote e-peddIers and other poll
tic.l hangers-on. whose occupation is taken
AWAY Notwithstanding the assurance be-
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THE LATEST TELECRAMS.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The defeat of Foraker in Ohio is con-
ceded. and 1t Is claimed that the democ
racy has carried the Legislature also.
ABOUT 400 miles of electric railways are
already in operation in the United States,
and many more under construction.
MAX O'RELL will sail for this country
on Christmas day He is coming over to
lecture to us and write about us, and make
little more money out Of US. and then he
will go home again and laugh at us.
Iowa has elected democratic governor
and at this writing the Legislature is some
what in doubt though it is probable that
the republicans have majority in that
body.
TO choke of the host Of curious people
who food the sherif's Office dali ly for
tickets to the Cronin trial, the following
notice has been posted: No passes issued
TO Cronin trial >
PITTsBURG. Penn-An evening paper
reports the sale of the Globe oil refinery,
Of this city. the Freedom refinery of Penn
sylvania and the Craig Pipe line. the
Washington field to the Standard Oil com
pany. The refneries were the largest in
dependent refneries in the country. The
deal is said TO involve several million dol
lars
CRY OF MEXICo.-H Remsen White
house. United States charge 'affaires, has
returned here after having climbed the eX
tinct volcano of lztaccihuatl, 1860 feet
high. The feat has only once before been
accomplished. Mr.. WhitehOuse was
obliged to cut over 1000 steps in solid ice
in order to ascend. and one night he
camped i'm a cave at a height of H. 600
feet
New YORK. - 4 dispatch received
here Wednesday from c. A. Pillsbury.
the Minneapolis miller. states that he has
been cabled from London that the 5000,
600 necessary to purchase the Pillsbury
and Washburn mills in Minneapolis had
been subscribed and the deal closed. The
property sold to the English syndicate in
cludes, besides the mills belonging to
PiIlsbury ana Washburn, the water power
of St Anthonys falls, 100 elevators be
longing to the Pillsbury inte est and IA
controlling interest in another elevator
line.
Los ANGELES, California - A boy
giving the name and answering the de-
scription of Willie w Dickinson. who
mysteriously disappeared from Common
wealth. Wis. about eight years ago, and
for whose recovery standing reward of
81 900 is offered has been found in the
boys and girls home in this city. The
chief Of police has teegraphed the boys
father, who now resides in Bessemer,
Mich. to come to Los Angeles and identify
the boy.
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Postage Free 10 al subseribesy n nse Unatea
State<, CGHadG, or MEXICO
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In the Lord Mayors show at London ON
November 9. among the life-savers will
march, in full equality of achievement,
the dog that recently rescued at Rochdale
three children from burning house.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-15


New York in the case of the North River
Sugar Refining Company has been out
lined 10y telegraph. 1t give black
eye to trusts and othor forms of monopoly
affecting the cost on the ueceSsarieS of life.
The court takes broad view Of the ques-
tiou involved. which is. in substance,
whether corporations or individuals have
a legal right to form a combination for
any purpose calculated to profit them at
the expense of the public. The courts
hold that the legal status of such a COM
bination does not depend upon any avowed
purpose of enhancing prices, The pro-
fessed intention its authors is of no CON
sequence. The real intention Is to be
OWNED from the result of the action. "A
jury. says the court, certainly would hc
fully justified in concluding from the facts
of the evidence in the case that the gov
erning object of the association was 70
raise the price Of the product by limiting
the supply That it was the intention of
this combination, agreement, ASSOCIATION
or whatever else it may be called was to
raise the price Of a necessary OF life 10y
limiting the supply is apparent, and as
sueh is subject TO the condemnation of the
law. hy which II is denounced as GRIMM
al enterprise The effect of the decision
in New York can scarcely be overestlmated,
There is the home Of many of the most OPP
presSivc trusts. and thence is drawn the
money with which many located elsewhere
have been enabled to put their nefariouS
schemes in practice. The ruling of the
court Is a. thoroughly in touch with the
equaltieS of the case and the wording of it
50 direct and explicit that any man Of aver
age intelligence may understand it as well
AS the most learned lawyer. Ii means
that every trust is combination for an
unlawful purpose and at the mercy of amy
court in the state which may choose to
disclose it. For every trust has IN view
the enhancement of the value of some
product in common use.
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subscription 10 BAKPKR's YoUSa PEOPLE se-
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You can no more Judge MAJ by his
daily walk and conversation than you can
an election-day saloon by its front door.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

PaStdgt Fr5s % az SahStrt5trs ia De Unttei
States, Canada, or Aerjo.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-15

The new phosphate company recently
organized in Florida proposes TO develop
no less than 1900 acres Of phosphate
lands This is an industry which has been
productive # a large revenue in South
Carolina for long term of years