Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-24
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Fifty thousand dollars has been sub
, scribed fot . Henry w. Grady hospital
in Atlanta.
Geronimo, the renegade Apache, is
now teaching a Suuday-schooI class.
Serve him right.
Prof. Robert Koch is preparing an
elaborate treatise on the life works,
and death OF the bacillus.
The expenditures of the London
ItDts 10 the Parnell case are said to
have exceeded a million dollars.
There is a genuine German turn
yerein in Constantin0p.e which recently
celebrated its twentieth birthday.
Alexander Graham Bell the tee.
phone inventor, is deyoting himself eX-
clusiyely to scientific research in deaf
and dumb phenomena.
There is a man in New York who
makes comfortable living by going
with whisb broom and bag gathering
up oats that horses scatter about their
noon eating places in the streets
James c. and Ann Tomlinson, who
live in Plainfield, Ind, recently cele-
brated their seyenty-lirst wedding ami
versary. Mr.. Tomlinson will be 100
years old July Il, and his wife is 80.
II. A. P. Carter. Hawaiian Minister
at Washington denies that house has
been fitted up for Kalakaua at Wash
ington, and says the Sandwich Island
King VIII not visit Washington this
year.
William Pryor, a negro aged III
years, lives at WhiteSide. Mo. He is
the father of twenty children-ive by
his first wife and fifteen by mis- second.
The old man is in excellent health and
has used tobacco all his life.
Congressman Joe Wheeler weighs
ninety-fve pounds, while Congressman
Barnes carries the palm for adipose
tissue by tipping the beam at 400
pounds, and says he wouldn't take ST.
600 for a single pound of flesh.
George Matthews ofYoungstown, o.,
is certainly remarkable man. After
having his right arm amputated as the
result of an accident, he placed the
severed arm in a yaIise, and, unattend-
ed went ten miles to his home.
Edward Gorgonza, Treasurer of the
op,tu47il-AhleIICdu COlhulNICIll OHIou
OF New YORK, says: twenty Spauiards
speak EnS'isn " mere one american
reasons why America has not succeeded
in gettinga foothold in South America"
Samuel Gable, a Stark co. farmer,
worth $4,000, thought he was dying,
aud decided his property to five child
rem lie recovered aud asked them to
restore 1t, but they refused, and now he
appeals to the court on the plea that he
was not Oh 9ou"u hinu "heh the deeuS
were mutt
In one city at least John Smith has
to take a back seat The directory of
Is in tbIr eify 000 Ole OIn,ons ono
Trirk FricESons. / 2I5 NeIs Nelson's
and on John .Tobnsous Evidently
AlinurapoIijs is somewhat of y Scandi-
uayian CITY.
VINE oaSiaheI' lloh-l3her' entered
i;nn mi ; Lrona ,ybo n.sre fght,"l,
and ,l'GHurh thr lion had formnI.I7,.
Gna, ,,n,b 7attanhaj 70 bnr he tha4
H., hi,,s,jf ma, hon. ,nd ,,..,,,ioJ
h,.,. ta,,,.ilJ,. ami nrnbaLly CataII,, La.
r,,r., t'i ~ oa,,iJ ro.',,,
II mas 6eeh ulSGoVered ihal lhere was
a Count blSh'arcN ully years ago IN
!" url'moefS VINO .. became y lieutenant
Scu''"', "'' 'l'e ''le''i"el ~ tle 'oc'l
a, ND Jocor,tinn. and Gn,II,'5 AL hj,rIi,'
,,. '., In his Got, Ta,,. M ,,'a,
alsd ~ Van NIald.o IN (Vnrta,'Lor,l 80 -,
,hn sa,,,a ',i,na vGo hon,n,n -
'r 1I '"'J''
Miss oman MuloeN (Mrs' CrMk),
tne uoNeiisl gave he[ literary pension
OF Shooo per a9num lot number OF
years TO III NeSI'aho Maistoh' the
father of the rocontlr deceased Hind
poet. Philip Bourke Marston. On her
death the pension lapsed, and it is said
that Henry Irving then volunteered to
continue the allowance and did SO until
the death OF the recipient a few weeks
ago.