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The unfortunate, sad death of Young
A. B. Lincoln, grand son of Elk Prcsi-
dent Lincoln will bring the name of
that family to an end. His father is
the only male left.
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Hon. II. Dudiy Coleman has had a
son of the late Gen. J. B. Hood ap-
pointed "a cadet in the Military Acade-
my at West Point.
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Thibodaux, La, April Doth, 1889.
Mr. Gouaux-We nave a steady sale for
your Asthma Remedies" We never had :.
single eotI plant but many compliments.
Your last invoice just received.
RoTn g. FLEETWOOD, Druggists.
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ia lctuSin" the donation Of 800, 900
from the Louisiana State Lottery COM
GoscIHor Nichols exercised II prero-
gitivc that lie WAS justified in using,
aud, in thar exercise of duty should
not he made an object of censure.
lie WAS the Governor of the State,
and i he deems it nnwise to- receive a
donation Of that nature. whilst one
may disagree with his conclusions, he
should do so, without condemnation.
Men do not always see things in the
same light.
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-, FURDAY. MARCH 22. 1890.

Prince Bismark, the great states
man of Prussia has resigned the Pre-
miership. and retired to private life.
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OFFICE OF THE LOUISIANA STATE LoTTER
Comnanv New Orleans. March Is. 1890.

OFFICE OF THE LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
Company, New Orleans, March Is, 1890.
Mi. A. W .Crandell. City:
Dear Sir-YOur letter of thisdate is received
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sons in zach parish, advising them of the
allotment az detailed in your letter.
Yours truly. VI. A.. DATrPHIS.
rreSiaen. Louisiana state Lottery Company.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-25
THE LATEST KILOGRAMS.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

LOUIS EUGENE CHARPENTEg. the fa-
nous French artist, is dead.
TROOPS have left the Pine Ridge agency
for the Bad Lands to meet the Indians.
The Ramos mining district, one Of the
richest in Mexico, has been bought by .
Milwaukee syndicate
The Aztec lndiSnsl have taken up the
Messiah craze .and all tribes in Mexico
are preparing for the ghost dance.
The ateamer Lain brought f480 900 in
gold 10 New York Saturday.
MORE than 5000 families are camped
near the Cherokee strip waiting 10 move
into the new territory when opened.
PENNSYLVANIA coal miners to the num-
Der of 5000 will strike unless an increase
of pay be granted
4 The New York Staatz-Zeitung has been
sold to a syndicate of capitalists for
$4,000, 900.
Mr.. MIoHELs, an old settler of Belgium,
was found dead in the woods, aged Is.
The Lorillard brick works, of Trenton
n. j., have been placed in the hands of a
receiver. Liabilities. 81 100000; assets
81 800, 900.
THE Messiah craze has struck the me-
groes at Kansas City. who have petitioned
the authorities for permission to hold
ghost dances
The widow of Fairweather, who left
two millions to colleges and three millions
to his executors, filed notice Of contest
Tuesday morning.
The new Legislative train" on the
st. Paul road will be put on the first Sun
lay in January. 1t will go to Milwaukee
in the afternoon and return in the morn
ing.
Twenty armed men have left Rapid
City, S. d., with the intention of attact-
ing band of Indians who have been
raiding the ranches in the vicinity of the
Cheyenne river.
SEvENTY-sEvEN coal mines were oper-
ated in Indiana in 1890, the total output
being 1876, 600 tons. The capital invest
ed is S2,09l 900 and the number of men
employed $3.50
SILvER-BULIIoN men will take the
question of free coinage into the courts by
applying for a mandamus compelling the
exchange of coin for bullion
A HEAVY snow fall-its heaviest in five
years-was in progress ut Pittsburg
Wednesday. Streets were blockaded and
railroad trains delayed. Several men h We
been injured by contact with electric
wires. The telegraph service from the
city is crippled
OBITUARY: At Milwaukee, Edward II
Brodhcad the millionaire banker, aged
eighty-two AT Ann Arbor, Mich, Cap
tain Charles Thayer, aged eighty-nine -
At Forest. Ill.,, Dir. Dan Duckett. aged
fifty .fve.-At Memphis. Tenn, W. A
Bickford, aged eighty-two.--At Tuscula,
Ill.,, Miss Mary Galway, popular school
teacher, aged forty-one. AT Providence,
r. l., Mary Brown, aged one hundred and
four
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-25
CABI4E FLASH rs.

SEVEN men were drowned at Halifax,
n. s., 10y the collapse OF coal wharf.
A CoNSUMPrIvE under treatment 10y the
Koch method has just died ut Madrid.
MANY priests in Ireland preached anti
Parucll sermons Sunday.
TnE expulsion of siE anarchists from
Geneva has been ordered 10y the govern
ment.
The crownprince and princess of Greece
will spend the Christmas holidays at the
English court.
TuE ParueIites and antParnellites
had a fight ON the 10th at Ballinakil, and
and some one threw lime in Pamell's eyes,
and he may lose his sight.
Ar Hornu. in Hainaut, while cage
loaded with workmen was descending into
mine, the rope snapped, precipitating
the cage to the bottom of the colllery
Eighteen miners were killed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-25

The Stanard's Berlin correspondent
says that the betrothal OF Prince Christian
Of Denmark and Princess Margaret of
Prussia will shortly be announced
THE government Of the Argentine Re-
public has decided 20 withdraw its minis
ter from Switzerland and to close its lega-
ton in Berne This action is taken on
the grounds Of economy.
The Royal Hotel at Kilkeel, county
Down. Ireland, was turned Monday night.
The guests were secured by ladders. A girl
jumped from an upper window and re-
ceiyed fatal injuries.
IT is reported from Zanzibar that the
sultan Of Vitu and his followers have de-
stroyed an English mission station on the
Tana river. Several native christians
were killed by the suItan's people
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-25
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

SENATOR MORRILL, presented his ere
dentials.
In the senate Senator Saunders in
troduced bill to amend the silver COIN
age law.
TuE election bill has been taken up,
Sen Solquit taking the floor and speaking
in opposition to it,
A MASS meeting of the United States
Christian commission held In Washington
Sunday was attended. by Secretary of War
Proctor and means of eleyatlng the NOR
ais Of the army were discussed.
TIM ways aud means committee has de.
cided to report a bill extending the bonded
period Of the tariff law from Feb | to
July of next year. The bill is substi-
tute for a hill of the same purport intro
duced 10y Representative Flower, of New
York.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-25
GRIM IN AL.

THIEVES robbed the store of S. Meier,
at Watertown, of cigars, pocketbooks,
mouth organs and various trinkets.
WEST DEpERE post office was burglar
lied of so The tools were taken from
neighboring blacksmith shop.
ROBERT MORRISON, Of Morrison. Ill.,,
seventy years old driven to desperation by
the rejection of his suit. killed Mary Wall
and then committed suicide.
MOUNT VERNON, Ind, citizens are
greatly excited over AN attempt by Dan
McCailister, colored, to assault three ladies'.
The negro was arrested and was taken to
Evansville to save him from being lynch
ed
A DISPATCH from Pine Ridge, 5. D.
says that three troops of cavalry have
been ordered to the Bad Lands and that
the indians have burned miles of hay
stacks, signal that they intend to take
the warpath
A DISPATCH from Elberon, n j.. says
two Indians were fatally stabbed by
fellow countryman during the progress
of fight in West Asbury park board
ing-house Monday morning.
TREASURER MURDOCH of the blue
beard, Jr. y company was assaulted i'll his
room at a hotol in Atlanta and robbed of
$1,000
CHARLES r. HAMMOND. formerly keep
er of the notorious Cleveland street house,
London, is being tried at Seattle, Wash.
for grand larceny.
Miss lDA LAYCoCK, a school-teacher at
Longmont, Col, was fatally stabbed by a
pupil whom she was trying to discipline.
J. D. CARTER, the man who killed
"Rube' Burrows, the notorious Alabama
outlaw, received Saturday 1000 reward
from the Southern Express company at
Birmingham. Carter is crippled for life
by /. wound received rom his victim
The strangler, Eyraud was on Saturday
convicted and sentenced to death. His ac-
complete in the murder of Toussaint,
Augustin Gouffee, was also convicted, but
escaped with a twenty years sentence to
prison at hard labor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-25
A GRAND EEDU EST.

The best news Of the day is this an
nouncement, that by the will Of Daniel b..
Fayerweather of New York, 100000 IN
legacies is to go to score of colleges,
without hampering conditions, and that
the hers-dt-aw will make no contest over
this splendid distribution. The New Eng
land colleges favored are Yale, which gets
$500, 600 for the Sheffield scientific school,
and Amherst, Williams, Dartmouth, Wes-
leyan and Bowdoiu, which are to receive
100000 each The dead man could not
have planned more wisely in the method
and extent OF his giving. We have often
deprecated the disposition Of rich men to
found new educational institutions when
those already in operation are suffering
for the lack of money, or 10 give funds to
existing coIlegeg for special nurpoge... when
the general foundation needs strengthen
ing. But here is man who sought to
perform the best service with no thought
of personal glory or of endowing "A me-
mortal of himself, and so he was in posi-
ton to see the simple sensible, far-reach-
ing thing 10 be done, aud to do it modestIy
and magnifeently. Every one OF the in
situations named is in need of help, and to
each this news will carry 10y and strength.
The name of Daniel b. Fayerweather Is
in no danger of being forgotten. He has
done more for his kind than the men who
have given their names to new institu-
tions when the obligation to strengthen
the old ones was paramount. 1t Is
time to stop duplicating college ma
ohinery and to put the money where ii
will serve to protect the old plants.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-25

REi.oRrs from various parts Of the west
indicate falling off in the supply OF nat
ural gas. that has come to be so generally
used for manufacturing and household
purposes during the past few years.
Pittsburg furnace are returning to the
use of coal, and III Ohio many manufac-
turing concerns have been notified that
their natural-gas reservoirs are really be-
ing exhausted, or the gas companies are
engaged in insidious attempts to enhance
the value of their product by making it
appear to be scarce, is not yet petermin-
able In either event, the extensive and
permanent Withdrawals Of this fuel from
general use will be severe blow to the
manufacturing industries in many parts
of the west.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-25

Ex.orATE TREASURER REMINGTON, of
Mississippi, tried to escape punishment for
embezzling the public funds upon an un-
usual plea. He was convicted in the lower
court and sentenced 10 five years IN the
penitenhary, because he failed to recount
for the public moneys which his books
showsd should be i'll his possession. He at
once appealed to the state supreme court
on the ground that no embezzlement or
illegal conversion of the funds of the
state to his own use had been proved, and
he could only be proceeded against
civiIly for the recovery of his indebted
ness to the state, in the absence of such
proofs. Hemingway claimed that his
books were correct, there were no omis-
sions, alterations or false entries. Proper
vouchers were given for all moneys receiv-
ell and proper credits made upon his
books He even went so far as to keep
the checks which he had drawn against
the states bank account for his ewn bene-
fl, and showed where his cash and ledger
accounts exhibited these sums charged
against him. His plea was that as treas
urer he could do what he pleased with the
funds in his hands so long as his books
gave history of their disposal In the
event that his books called for more
money than he could produce his bonds.
men must make good the deficit, and that
done, his responsibility was at an end.
This is not altogether new doctrine, but it
WAS repudaited by the supreme court of
Mississippi, The Judgment of that
SQUIRT is that such misappropriation
Of public money. or any use of it, except
such as comes strictly within the law, is
criminal breach of trust lf public mon
eys be thus used, even though uterward
refunded the law is broken ana i penalty
entaiied which is only increased BY tine
failure to pay over these funds ON demand.
Accordingly Chief Justice Wood affirmed
the Judgment of the lower court, aud
hemingway was marched off to prison to
begin his FIVE years sentence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-25
Something for the New Year.

The world renowned success OF Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, and their continued popularity
for over third of century as stomachic' -
scarcely more wonderful than the welcome thaP
greets the annual appearance of Hostetter's Alma
nae This valuable medical treatise is published
by the Hostetter Company, Pittsburgh, Pa, under
their own immediate supervision, employing I'd
hands in that department. They are running
about II months in the year on this work, and the
issue of same for 1891 will be more than ten mil
lions, printed in the English, German, French
Welsh, Norwegian, Swedish, Holland, Bohemian
and Spanish languages. Refer to copy OF II for
health and numerous testimonials as to the
efficacy of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, amuse-
ment, varied information, Astronomical caicuia-
lions and chronological items, etc, which can Dc
1871 can be obtained free of cost, from druggists
and general country dealers in all parts oil me
countr-.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-25

burned Loss $4,000.
TuE central school at Muskegon. Mich,
was burned Sunday night. Loss, $50 900;
lA-n1-n-a Ill 900 -..-- ----------------------.-
JosEPH MARSHALL, his son Charles and
Herbert Cooner, of llarkor Springs, Mich. =,
were Grounded while returning from a
fishing trip.
LuIu SrElGMYEE aud May Stoves, two
girls burned at the Buchtel college fire at
Akron, O., died Sunday,
DARDANELLE and Monticello, Ark,
were almost wiped out of existence by Il
disastrous fire Sunday night, The loss is
Sl50,0OO.
hiss ANNIE HEcKLE, while dressing
for Christmas tree party Sunday night,
was burned to death The drapery of her
dress caught fire from gas jet.
JouN ROWLAND, of Dodgeyille, was
made insane by injuries suffered on being
thrown from his buggy.
JEREMIAH WOODRUFF, a well-known
resident Of Derby, Conn, was strangled to
death by piece of orange lodging in his
throat He leaves an estate valued at
100000,
MARY, the lb-year-old daughter OF Mrs
Laura Bechtel of Linton, Ind, was sent to
the house of a neighbor on an errand
Dec. 10Th. On her return home she drop
psd dead in the door-yard.
A DISASTROUS wreck on a branch of the
Danyille road is reported near Laurensells.
construction train jumped the track and
piled up alongside of it, John Lawrence
James I. Walling, John Ellis and Robert
Scott, members of the trains crew, were
taken out of the wreck dead. -Four others
were badly injured.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-25

PAIN-JoY. A German anatomlst has
called the attention Of his class to certain
historical women who are affected with
kind of ''pain-joy NOT only experiencing
no pain from surgical mutilation, but hav'
ing a morbid desire to bear without
anesthetics operations which should prove
very painful. young woman was nitro
duced who had seriously injured her low
er jaw during paroxysm of hysterla, but
who had insisted upon having the nece8-
sary removal of part Of the jaw and iga-
ture of two arteries performed without an
anesthetic, and subsequently declared
that The operations had given her great
pleasure.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-25
STRUCK BY A RIFLE BALL.
A Man 1t Shot in the Woods by an Ur'
known Hunter.

BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis, Dec. IS
Albert Gorham, who lives few miles
from North Bend, in this county, While
going through the woods near hfs place,
was struck by rife ball. it taking effect
lust above the knee. He will lose his leg.
1t is supposed to have been a stray ball
from same hunters gun, but no trace OF
the one who did the shooting can be
found
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-25
WISCONSIN
MINERAL POINT,

THE sympathy with Mrs Francis llodg-
son Burnett in the death of her son,
Lionel, in Paris, Sunday Dec. 9Th will be
as extended as the readers of her books.
He was the original of Little Lord Faunt-
leroy. This writer always in search OF
material found her choicest suggestions
in her own children and household
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-25

The talent of success is nothing more
than doing what you can do well, and do
ing well whatever you do without a
thought OF fame. 1t it comes at all, il
will come because it is deserved, not be-
cause it is sought after. -Longfellow.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-25

Contentment is the only true happiness
of life: and a pleasant disposition and COCA
work will make the whole surroundings
sing with cheerfulaess.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-25
RrrcnAns PILLS cure Bilious and Nervous MS.

John G. Whittier viii spend his SD birth
day at Oak Knoll, Danyers, Mass, but ne
says his strength is hardly equal TO the Ia
tigue and excitement of general reeep-
ton.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-25
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

The Ettrick creamery at Whitehall was
burned Loss $1,000.
THE central school at Muskegon, Mich,
was burned Sunday night Loss $50, 900;
:.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-25

THEN THEY SET EVERYTHING BELOW
and aloft, and to our intense chaerin
we discovered that the bark was a faster
sailer than the brig. 1t was o'clock in
the afternoon when we sighted her, and as
darkness fell she had gained couple of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-23

II any ticket drawing p ize Is sent to the
VI dersighed, lJs f4ce value will be CO ecttd
and remitted to the owner tn reof free of
char e.
EDGAR 2. Bronson
President FL Paso National Bank. E. Paso, Tex.
AGE SrA WAN ED.
For club ties, or any other inform ton
write to the und rsigned, stating your address
C carly. with St tie. County, S rect and Num-
pr NJ re rapid mail de livery vii be assur' d
bv you enclosing an enveioe. e bearing YOUR full
address.
MExIcA~ TNTEI NATIONAL BANKING Co.,
City of Juarez. Mexi 0, Via Ell Pas, Texas.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-23
Tao following Resolutions we c unan mOusl,

T,lo following Resolutions we c unan mously
adopted.
GsS0Ired That tbs m tee raatirns the
stat aud "aJionM RspIhli an y form OF
Is 5 needing ne deciIritiOn th-t t e Re
pub &c p rgy i III ftvOr f the as of both
gDl aui-i ver A. moles' "A Jb4JiJ Condemns
al Ell .rt q tieraou, tie 81 YER
Res0Lrcd, Fha the pesS -te Z ,',s'eet f Sec
rotary Wi d ,m 10 increase the coinage of sil-
Necttt1e Il KIN OF 10 II N do lars per
m IN h. couple with his attempt % influences
IA res ionai e ss~iat ~ 50 rs D rpetuate
sill .er dem tet Eat On. IS IN u-less violation
o re i r ~ tuk OF he N't.iOnR Repubi lean
p atfotm \ - the r hts ald inter
e So al tle mt ser> trmsrS and VOr Sers OF the
land, act of y psridy thai should
c:lftfpr his retirement from the u ci OF an
A ADMINISTRATION which is i,ie iged 10 be p ana
not % hln isr he re none liz ,tipn If silver
Re,0lgeJ Ina the Il 'ublcan p III OF THIS
stat in fLvpr f Tee anI ii niied coinage
of ash 20 an siv =; 5htt IL 20 a % bils
principle As a tenet OF y rb, fli Ia and trss OF
purity stltsg alc ; tntr It viii psr.uit u no
ahauI lmeut nr IL bJiiica'lo1 # 5hiS crime
that ies VIII : eY n will prove r c eint 20 the
princi lie of BIN stal sn il " g ''inaH sIe4uI as
the eth. a d n c il invites no v"t - a Nes-
all whaf urth rspstl IF -e inlldit1aS lhVer-
Eneat Il law f s75 bT ich sitVer VS. de-
mo1etiz d. mi wa d sire h estaO Is 1ment
of free a a uliints CHA e i' ~ ~ OF the
u itel stats Of I'm r. ca, GO 20 Ia eleeuAz
de = Gates o "A Rep - ic n s'a5s Con'entIon.