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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

FRIENDS OF GOOD GOVERNMENT IN THIS CITY
LICAHS AND COUNTY DEMOCRATS TO
HOLD TlITIE CONVENTIONS TO.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-08

Hoase,-The house proceeded to the
further consideration of the senate amend
ments to the sundry civil appropriation
bill. The pending amendment was that
appropriating 5000 for lightship on
the North Carolina coast The amend
ment was non -concurred in. Yeas, 1856;
nays, 27. One hundred and forty mem
bers were announced as paired on this
vote
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-08
TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

PRESIDENT HARRISON has definitely
promised to attend the Grand Army en-
campment at Boston, Aug. II.
MISS Lille Porter, a grand-niece of
Admiral Porter, Il handsome and accom-
pIished young woman, has eloped with Il
hotel clerk named James I. O Brien.
WASHINGTON The Senate Committee
on Pensions has ordered favorable report
to be made upon the bill granting a pen
sion of $1,000 to the widow of General
George b Mcclellan.
TnE Comptroller of the Currency has de-
cIarcd fourth dividend of per cent. in
favor Of the creditors of the California
National Bank of San Francisco, making
in all q5 for cent on cIairls proved
amounting to S456, ,767
WAsHrNGToN.- In the house Tuesday
the special order was the vote on what is
designated ut the original package bill
A substitute offered 10y Adams, of illinois,
was passed by vote of - yeas to 25 nays.
The vote was then taken ON the original
bill and it was passed by vote of l09
yeas to 81 nays.
In the senate Saturday afternoon, Mr.
Plumb offered a concurrent resolution, and
asked that 1T be laid over till Monday, that
congress desires the removal of the re
mains of the ilustrious soldier and states
man, T. S. Grant, to, and their interment
in. the Arlington National cemetery; and
that the president be requested to convey
to the widow such desire, rendering to
her. ON behalf of the nation, all the neces-
sary facilities for such removal and inter
ment.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-08

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Four- Firm; winter VIII eat
49OG5.0O; spring wheat 1.5Oa51O Wheat
Firm; 94A for seller cash; 90 for
seller September; 1925 for seller May Corn
Firm; ass bid for seller cash; 4Ss@I9 for seller
September; 50 for seller May. Oats Firm;
36036}a for seller cash; 36', for seller Sep
tember: 39'a for seller May. Mess pork
FIR; 1900 for seller cash; Il35 for seller
September; l. 30 for seller January.
Lard-Frm; 625 for seller cash; 6.S5
for seller September; 6.s5 for seller Jan
uary. Rye - Steady; No. ,. 80 Barley
No. :, cash, Quiet at 65. Flax seed-Firmcr
No. 1, I.36. Prime timothy seed Quiet 1.42
al .43. Whiskey-l12. Shoulders-5S1l so
500; short clear, 5G5l15.75; short ribs, 5.3N0
5.35. Butter-Higher; creamery, l5@l9; dairy,
lO@I6. Cheese Easier; full cream cheddars, =, "a
~; lats, 71@74 young Americas, sL@S2l.
Eggs-Steady; fresh 1904. Hides Unchanged:
light green salted, 6ra@7; salted bull, 5i4 green
salted calf, 7ls@7ai dry flint, 617; dry salted
hides, 6;dry calf, -5D6; deacous, % cents. Tallow
Unchanged; Steady; No. l, solid packed, 4,
No.:2, 3Ia {; cake, "A.
Flour-Receipts, 5000: shipments, 5000.
Wheat-Receipts, 70ODO; shipments, 59OOO.
Corn-Receipts, 32s, 600: shipments, $1,000.
Oats-Receipts, 263 OC; shipments, lSO,)0O
CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-The Drovers' journal re
ports: Cattle - Receipts. 10000 steady, slow
beeves, 1 5O64sO; steers, 3.Oaa4 20; stockers and
feeders, 2O0G3 10; cows, bulls and mixed, 1.2C
Cg3.O 90; Texas cattle, l.4oa2.75. Western rangers
2.T50375. Hogs - Receipts, 1900; closed
weak; mixed, $50 a. 3.s5; heavy, 3.iI a
$50; light, $50 a 3.95; sIdps. 2.5oG3 60
Sheep Receipts, 1000; steady; ma
tlves 35O95.3O western, 3.9OGl50; Texans, &C
5l4 30. lambs 5O65 45
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-08
THE LATEST TELEGRAMS.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The population of Portland, Ore, i;
35, Sol.
THE scheme to form a cracker trust IL
the northwest has failed.
THE Supreme Court of Montana holds
the Australian ballot law mandatory, bus
| not directory in its character
john A. BRIDGES, a elI-krown repub-
liCan politician Of indianapolis, died Tues
day at Fairiand, aged GA.
The Second district republicans at
Hastings, Neb., nominated n v Harlin,
of York county, for congress.
Gov HovEY, of Indiana. refuses to be a
candidate for commander-in-chIef Of the
Grand Army.
The democrats Of the First congressiont
al district Of Nebraska. have nominated
VIM. J. Bryant, Of Lincoln.
SEvEN-YEAR-oLD Charles Heddes. of
Elkhorn, Wis, has been paid $20, 600
damages by the c. & n. w. Ry. Co, for
personal injuries. He was crippled for
life
NEARLY $1,000 worth of gambling EN-
plements were destroyed in raid by de-
tectives on John Condor S gambling house
in Chicago Saturday
The tenth International Medical Con-
gress. with $500 German and $500 doc
tors Of other countries-the latter includ-
ing 800 physicians from the United States
in attendance, opened at Berlin on Mon
day.
SENATOR MORRILL,. although so years
old, sticks to his post at Washington
through this season of hot weather legis
latIon, and does not propose to return to
his Vermont home till the session closes.
He is III unusually good health.
Mrs. ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS
WARD Is described as shy woman of
delicate features. Her eyes lave a look of
sadness in them. The strength of her
face appears in her forehead She is a
quiet but engaging taIkcr.
HENRY BRGDGEMAN. the negro who
gave 10000 toward the purchase of Mrs.
Clairn' Seminary at Kirkwood, Mo, is
saloon-keeper and worth 100000 The
seminary thus becomes the first manual
training school for colyred boys ever es-
tablished.
Special dispatches from various points
of western Kansas, state that the
hot winds of the past three days have
materially reduced the already low
condition Of the croIs Of that part of the
state The winds literally cooked the
corn until many fields will not yield a
single ear. This condition prevails along
the Missouri Pacific from Concordia to
the western boundary.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-08
FIXES AND CASUALTIES,

FIRE caused 100000 damage at Seneca
Falls, n. y.
A STRIP of country four miles wide near
Casseltou. n. d., was devastated by hail
storm Wednesday.
MATTHEW MARKHAM, injured in rail
way wreck at La NalIe, Wis. has sued the
c. a n. W. railway for $4,000 dam
dges.
JENNIE DREws. aged l3, Nellie Warren,
aged 10, and Mamie Warren, aged s, were
instantly killed ON a railway bridge at
Patterson. n J.. while Jane and Willie
Warren were badly hurt.
The failure is announced of J. +. TygeIt
a Co. manufacturers of fertilizers. of Phil
adeIphia. The firm $ assets are estimated
at S54S.G0O; liabilities, $4,000.
SuEBoYGAN. visa terrific electric
storm visited Sheboygun Thursday and
did great damage. Two laborers at FL
wells flour mills. were struck, one, VIM.
StrasSburg, being instantly killed, and
Samuel litsch was paralyzed. A stable
was struck 10y lightning and consumed.
Schirht' 5 block was struck three times,
destroying one of the stone towers. The
electric ire-alarm boxes, telephones, etc,
were burned out.
JAMES CLARK X Co., coffee dealers, of
New Orleans. have made an assignment
for the benefit of their creditors Their
liabilities are estimated ut Sl5S, 900; rs
sets, S95 600.
Tuu business portion of Walnut, ILL.,. was
swept 10y fire early Teursday morning,
ifty-siN buildings destroyed. Sixteen
families are homeless Aid was sent
from Mendoza but arrived too late
to be Of much service The losses will
aggregate Sl25. 900, with AT insurance
of $4,000 The fire started in a building
occupied as a pool room. and as all the
buildings on the street were frame and a
high gale was blowing the fire was soon
beyond control.
Ii is said that on Cross Island, off Ma
chias. It is daily sight to see five to hf-
teen deer feeding on the border of the for
| est: these are conceded not to be wild
| deer, aS no one Is allowed Ia shoot or fire
| at them any month in the year. Any one
who does is an outlaw. 1t is judged by
! men who live most of the time at the life
/ saving station that there $50 deer, may bt
/ 200, on Cross Island. which Is one of the
best natural deer parks on the continent
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-08
CABLE FLASH rs.

MEccA is suffering from an epidemic of
cholera.
AT Montreal, the Hotel Balmoral was
damaged $4,000 by fire.
THE cholera is increasing at Mecca.
Saturday there We're over 400 deaths.
TIE cholera is increasing in Valencia.
Several eases are reported IN Larena.
GERMANY is delighted with the acquiSi-
ton Of the island OF Heliogland. because
of its military Importance.
The Princess Elama Cusa, sister OF
Theodore RoSSetti. the Roumanian minis
ter Of Justice. has abandoned society and
entered the children 5 hospital at JaSsa as
volunteer nurse. She viii devote her
fortune to work of charity. and take up her
permanent resident in the hospital.
THE German Imperial yacht Hohenzol-
lern. with Emperor William of Germany
and his brother Prince Henry ON board,
reached Osborne, on the Isle of Wight
Monday morning. The visitors were re.
ceiEed by the Queen and members of the
royal family. at Osborne House, Victoria
summer palace on the Isle of Wight.
MORALES BKRMUpEs has been pro
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-08

claimed president of the republic of Peru,
vice Gen. Cacares. whose term of office has
expired. Col Bermudes will be decorated
with the insignia of Office and take his
seat on Aug TO-
ANOTHER plot against the life of the
czar of Russia has been unearUned at St.
Petersburg. Many arrests have been
made, and two officers of high rank in the
Russian army, who were implicated, have
committed suicide rather than face the
consequences Of discovery.
In the last six battles in Guatemala.
between the armies of that republic
and San Salvador the latter are re-
ported to have obtained a most complete
and decisive victory over their enemies.
The battles were fought in and near
Jutiapia, tweny-four miles from Ates-
catempa Considering that the. proml.
nent eminences were fortified between
Antescatempa and Jutiapia, and that the
Salvadorians were fighting against great
numerical odds. their victories are most
surprising.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-08
BRECKENRIDGE VOTED OUT
The Arkansas Representative Falls by
the Vote of Republican Con-
gIeSSional Committee.
The kittery Navy Yards in Car
Reeds District to be
Investigated.
Large Forces of Men Have Been EN-
ployed at the Yards to In
tiueuce Elections.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-ThiS was an
other Sultry day tor Car Reed. Mr.. Nc
hlnley, from the committee on rules.
reported To the house (aS a substitute for
the Cummings reSolutionl a resolution
asking the secretary of the navy for the
reasons for the increase of the force ut the
hlttery navy yard,
In speaking of the resolution Mr.
Cummings, of New York, said that he rose
in the defense of public morality and pub
lie law, which had betu menaCed hy a
high public official, an order increasing
the force of klttery navy yard looked rs
though the design was to use the eNeCu-
tive power for partisan purpose.
Tie referred to the great cost which would
result from the Introduction of politics
into the navy yards and commented severe
ly upon the action Of the former head Of
the navy department in filling the navy
yards with partisan friends Just previous
to the congressional election.
Mr.. Boutelle said that in the remarks
made and IN the newspaper comments.
there was strong Implication that some
body had the idea that in Maine and New
hampshire there was purpose to practice
the colonization method. Tie sug-
geSted to the gentlemen from New
YORK. that though the elections
were generally held in November, the
congressional elections in Maine were
held in September. 50 that If there were
10000 men transported to the kittery
yard, under the certificate of the secretary
of the navy, not one of them could vote
applause on the republican sidcl The
constitution of Maine provides that every
voter should have a legal residence of
three months at place wnere
he vas to vote. In justice to his col
league, the speaker, desired to ,.ry, that
after all the feeling of the gentleman from
New York had piled up IN his own bosom
over the alleged packing of the kittery
yard in the interest of Reed that the great
est majority ever cast for Thomas Il.
Reed was 2,422 over his democratic op-
pouent and ,62S round majority IN 1883.
when the navy yard had been packed 10y
a democratic administration (loud aP-
plause on the democratic sidc)
The resolution was adopted yeas, III;
nays. IS.
MIR. Lacey lIowal submitted a majority
report on the Clayton n-Breckenridge cleo
tion case The report, which declares thu
seat vacant, was ordered printed and laid
over.
The house then went into committee of
the whole on the general deficiency bill
Without dispOsing of the bill the COM
mittee rose and the house adjourned.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-08
Personal Charactericts of the Texans.
Harpers Magazine.


Texas, settled as it is with esgrants
from every part of the Union and Europe,
presents such variety of character among
its people that it will be hard to say what
is their most prominent trait The per
sonal characteristics which used to dis
tinguish them are changing In early
times their lives as pioneers were so hard
and fraught with danger that it made
them grave and even severe, but now they
have become decidedly a gay people,
pleaSure-loving and pleasure seeking.
Formerly rigid pIainness and severity
marked their lives and surroundings. At
this day. even in the counties remote from
the centres of population, their tastes have
become more luxurious. They crave the
elegancies and refnements of life, which
is but The natural effect of the superior
facilities for education which distinguish
the State. Yet with the simplicity has
disappeared much of the hostility of the
olden time; the warm and unquestioning
welcome grows rarer each day, and the en-
tertainmeDt of guests Is more matter of
calculation or distant social obligation
than a spontaneous outpouring of hospi-
table hearts Yet away off upon the
frontier are still found, here and there,
specimens of those strong, brave early set
tiers who live literally with their lives in
their hands. establishing themselves far
beyond the outposts of civilization, not
knowing at what time the red men might
raid upon them and lay their homes in
ashes. Sturdy houses those. stockades
they might better be called. built of heavy
upright logs, with thatched OF sodded
roofs. houses that are forts as well as
homes. And there is found a rare hospi-
tality which asks no questions. but enter
tains the wayfarer, giving him all that he
requires and that their store affords with
out money and without price.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-08
FURTHER CHINESE EXCLUSION.
A Bill introduced Which is Unusually
Strict i'm the Matter

Strict in the Matter.
WAsHINGTON. Aug Representative
Morrow, of California, from the committee
on foreign affairs, today reported to the
house, his bill to absolutely prohibit the
coming Of Chinese persons into the United
States, whether subjects of the Chinese
empire or otherwise. The bill
prop )ses to exclude all Chinese, even
those who may hereafter leave the United
States and attempt to return, except as
diplomatic and consular officers and com
mercial agents; and the coming of Chinese
to the United States for transit IL express
ly prohibited. A fine of $500 for each
Chinese brought into the United States is
provided for the punishment of vessel mas
ters bringing them. A provision is
also made for the punishment
of persons aiding the Chinese
TO enter the United States by land or other
wise Chairman Hit presented a minor
ity report. dissenting from the favorable
action of the majority upon the bill as he
says. it Is in conflict with the treaty now
in force to which the faith of the United
States is pledged and which declares that
the United States may regulate, limit or
suspend such coming or residence, but
may not absolutely prohibit it.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-08
CRIMINAL.

SCRANTON. Miss. - Henry Dud
ley (colored) was hanged Tuesday
for the murder of Henry Fleigge, a white
sailor, last April.
STATE SENATOR JOE w. CURRER shot
editor of the New Columbian, at Friar S
Point, Miss.
The final effort to secure the discharge
of the Cronln suspects will soon be made
before the Illinois supreme court.
AUGUSTA, Ga. About mid
night, L. H Pattillo, a travelling cores
pondent and agent for the augusta,
Ga, Chronicle and C. P Hudson,
a dry goods salesman, engaged
in shooting affray at the Arlington hotel.
Hudson was killed outright Pattillo was
seriously wound.d. Family trouble was
the cause.
A DIsPATCH received here from Buenos
Ayres on Thursday says that telegraphic
communication with BuenOs Ayres via
Galveston is re-opened. The officials of
the Mexican telegraph company in this city
say that the fact that this message came
over the Transatlantic line is an indica-
ton that peace reiGns throughout the
Argentine Republic.
, WARRANTS have issued for the arrest of
NJ. d. Roche, of Omaha, ex-county clerk /;
and John n Burke and Edward Johnston,
of the South Omaha city council Roche
is charged with offering, and the two
council men with accepting bribe to in
fiuence their vote for the ordinance re-
Gently passed, granting the right of way
through to Chicago, to the Rock Island
Pacific railway
ASHLAND, Wisconsin. - The trial of
Phelps Perrin for the Hurley bank rob
berry commenced Monday in the municipal
court. Perrin arrived Sunday night in
charge of Sheriff Mattson, who had gone
after him at New London. his bondsmen
in the civil suit against him, who are
Mickeljohn, John C. Hoxie and his father,
have given him up. The bond was 800
000 This new move is not understood
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-08
POLITICAL roTroURRI.


Philadelphia Record The proposed
amendments in the senate committee take
nothing from the completeness of this
scheme for subjecting the ballot box to the
absolute control of monster of central
power in Washington, with It's tentacles
stretching out into every district in the
land The pretended amehoratious in the
senate only serve to reveal its bideousness
in clearer light. 1t would be impossible
for the American people to remain passive
and indifferent in the presence of this
moua, to public liberty.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-08
DANCING FOR BRIGANDs.
A Exciting Experience in the Life of Car
meucita

Ny first dancing for money was before
band Of brigands, and / had no idea what
ny salary was to be. either, writes Car
mencita to Kate Fields Washington.
was fifteen, was living with nv aunt
and uncle. who had produce farm. not
very far from Madrid, and equally near to
the palace of Escurlal. The stretch of
country between the capital and the won
derful palace of Philip II. was at that time
infested with banditti, who occasionally
made raid on the peasants for provisions
I was in the habit of loading a donkey
with fresh eggs and vegetables for the
priests who have charge Of the church
which Is above the vaults where the dead
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-08
-------7----7---7
A Sensible Precaution.

Though disease cannot always be conquered IL
first approach can be checked But not oaly i
he use Of medicinal safeguard 10 be recon
u'ended on the first appearance Of malady, bs'
wise discrimination should b. exercised in the
choice OF remedy For thirty years or more
uestester's Stomach Bifters has been the reiEni1-
specific for Gyspepsia, fever and azle. loss Of
physical Sfsmiaa- liver complaint snc Other Dis
orders and has been most EI4phatlIziis 1naDr>et
ey medical men health ard strength resio-z
1--WE lt : INDEED a wise precaGJion 70 Use thi'
sovereign terrifying agent and sltcFzsIve IN the
early STAGES OF disease, toE IL sdectuslly counter
acts II. Il the mAlady belongs TO that large Ci1ss e
which this sterling medicine i adapted Not onl!
Is 1t efiicScioas, but pure and hArpN<ess
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-08

Or two, and will remain in Che east fort
night longer. 1t is reported that Mr..
Gordon FIST learned of the crisis in
his financial affairs while he was at Gin
cinnati last week He SAYS that at pres
ent he is only able to pay y cents on the
dollar, but he expects assistance, it is now
understood. from wealthy brother who is
now in Europe The work that called
Mr.. Gordon to Washington was the claSSi-
6cation of Worlds fair exhibits.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-08
A SPLENDID YACHT RACE.
The Little Scotch Cutter Minerva Wins the
$3.50 Cup

NEWPORT, Z. l., Aug 2.-Ihe forty
footers' race today for the $3.50 cup, offer
ed by Rear Commodore Iseline, was ex-
citing In the extreme, and al
though the little Scotch cutter
Minerva had hard luck at the outer
mark her splendid handling and fine
windward work resulted In the defeat Of
her foU1 competitors. Corrected time,
Minerva. IA 50; Gossoon. 4:25:18; Moe
cassin. 4;35 81; Marquita, 1859; Choe-
taw, 503:I5.