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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20

Gently been incorporated viii begin It's rehearsals In
week or two for the next musical festival Professor
Mietxke will have charge OF the chorus he had last
year. The corporation composed Of leading business
men in the county, including a number from North
Adams, several from Dalton and some from Great
Harrington, as we'll some of the most prominent
men I'm this CITY, The pnn is 10 have the next festival
equal TO the one annually held in Worcester.
leap-year german will be given by young ladies'
ON the evening OF January l. They invite the young
men and pay all the expenses OF the affair. The pat
ronsp OF the affair are the Rev. DR.. Newton, Mayor
elect Peck, Frank W. Hinsdae and Harlan H. Ballard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20

rravsrs OF New.York have arrived at the Carey VITA
Narragansettave. =. ,s.,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Loriilsrd Spencer nave A'e1 nv ~
cottage In Harriscn-ave. for the winter -
Daniel u. Fearing has presented some valuable oooA
10 tho Young Mems Christian Association
A building for the use Of rich bachelors ourihs "7
fashionable season is being erected in Believue-ase'
cafe has been proyided for the swell clubhouse In
Belevueaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20
The SATIN THIEVES HELD FOR TRIAL.

Frank Powers and Jacob DctZel. alias Diehl, old
member Of Short Ta gang" that time infested
the Eleventh Ward who arrested Friday night by
Central ONCE detectives for breaking into the furniture
Of william Baumgorten & Co.. No 321 Fiith-sve..
and stealing several dollars wcrth Of silks and
sans arraigned in Jefferson Market Court yesterday
Justice Kelly held them fer trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20
THROUGH SERVICE TO CALIFORNIA.

Palace Buffet Sleeping without change, Now
York 10 San Francisco, via New York Central. No
extra fare. For particulars address II. G. Roach,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20
OVER THE CHESS BOARD.
81 W. sTEINITz.

All communications. correspondence eS.. moss " ~
,..s ..ch... Ed,tn, The Tribune.' AL matters con
..,ni.e games and problems reach this once NOT
later than wednesday intended for publication On ,s
SUNDAY following. News must rescn this ounce n0s iA''
than Friday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20

SELECTED GAMES
The subj lined very Instructive and beautifully
terminated game was played last summer at Nurem-
berg during short visit which Mr.. Taubenhaus paid
to the local chess club while his way to Warsaw
crII.n I,IIsIxt LII, ArIrI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20

Position after Whites sixteenth move.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20

But the problem admits of another similar solution
by l B-R Z.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
CRIME

ONE man was killed and two hurt bv the
collapse Of gas works at St Louis.
TuE New Orleans grand jury has again
indicted John Cooney for attempting to
bride jurors.
BERTHA McFNpEN, agea IA, commit
ted suicide at Warrenton, Ohio
STEPHEN McGANNIGlE's house at Bel
yidere, H., was entered by burglar who
stole $500 from Mr.. McGanngles pocket
and got away.
CONSTABLE ". a. ZrNGABF, Of Chica-
20, is under arrest at Louisville charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses from theatrical manager
on Monday : fl Painter was arrested
for the murder Of Alice Martin, a woman
with whom he was wing in Chicago,
Painter reported The case to the police,
claiming the woman was killed while he
was absent
4 NEGRO named Bill Stevens. living Six
miles south Of Athens, Ala Friday shot
and killed a negro woman named Susie
jackson He is likely to De Iynched If
caught.
pHE examination of President Marshaul
Assistant Cashier Lawrence of the defupet
keystone bank 81 Philadelphia shows that
they automatically robbed the baEl for
years.
AGANG Of tramps boarded a freight
train at Columbus, Ind, and in a fight
with the tralnmen one brakeman and one
tramp were seriously hurt
In riot between Italian and American
luborers at Pipe Creek, w. Va. one man
was killed, and two mortaly and ten SER
luusly wounded
Ar MeadvilIe. Pa, the grand jury has
returned three true bills against e B.,
a.. w. I, A. and Y. NJ peIJmater for
embezzlemeut.
Etmar more soldiers have been arrested
at Walla Nalla 1Wash., by the military
authorities for completely in the lynch.
ing Of Hunt This makes sixteen now in
custody
Ar White Plains, n Y, Oscar CIapp,
prominent society man AMI church lead
ar embezzIed 100000 and eoped with a
school teacher leaving a wife and fami
".
Tow PACE, = years old, struck his
mother on the head with q garden hoe
killing her instantly, at Benton, Ark,
Thursday morning Mrs Page was att
tempting TO chastise the boy
EDWARD KENT who rushed into a
Wells street restaurant, in Chicago. on
Saturday. seized and ran away with the
cash box and Sl25 was held to the grand
jury yesterday in $500 bonds.
AsBURY GREEN lcoIoredl who was on
Monday sentenced TO twenty one year,
imprisonment for an assault upon Mrs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
WY SNOW Is WHITE.
All the Elementary Colors are BLENDED
Togetherin tn. Crystals

All the elementary Aolnr- are Blen0t0
Togetherin th- Crystals.
The pure white ulster of snow is due to
the fact that all the elementary colors Of
light are blended together in the Radiance
that is thrown off from the surface Of the
crystals. 1t is quite possible to examine
the individual snow crystals in such way
as to detect these several colors before
they are mingled together to constitute
the compound impression of whiteness up.
on the eye. The snow is then clothed
with all the varied hues Of the rainbow
The soft whiteness of the snow is also in
some degree referabIe to the large guam
tity of air which is entangled amid the
frozen particles
Snow is composed of a large number Of
minute crystals, explains London Tit
Bits, More than a thousand distinct
forms of snow crystals have been enumer.
ated by various observers. One hundred
ana hfty-one were noticed daring eight
days in February and March, 1885, by Mr.,
Glashier, which were carefully drawn,
engraved and printed in paper attached
to the report of the British Meteorol0gl.
cal society for that year.
These minute crystals and prisms re-
fleet all the compound rays Of which white
light consists. Sheets of snow the
ground are known to reflect pink and
blue tints under certain angles of sun
shine, and to fling back so much light as
to be painful to the eyes by day, and to
guide the traveller, in the absence Of moon
shine, by night
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23

CHARLES STRAND fell into an elevator
shaft at Michigan City, Ind, and was
killed.
THE FIRE at Muskegon, Mich, destroyed
70 buildings worth 1926 900, and rendered
1000 or more people homeless.
BIZ the explosion Of a gasoline stove
Monday evening at $40 Post street. at San
Francisco, Charles Peterson was burned to
death and four men and two women are
seriously injured. The cause Of the ex.
plosion is unknown.
A PARTY Of campers near Liberty, n. ~.
were washed away by a cloudburst Mon.
day night, +. j. Wilcox was drowned the
others had marrow escape.
4 HIGH wind Friday night demolished
several buildings in the southern part Of
Chicago
HENRY CoNLEY. a boilermaker living at
922s Houston avenue. Chicago, was run
over and instantly killed Fuday evening
by Fort Wayne train at Tooth street.
ABouT thirty people in Sharpsburg. a
suburb Of Pittsburg, were poisoned By
eating smoked sturgeon, purchased last
Thursday, lnd many Of them are DANGER
ously sick,
CHARLEY KlNG. aged thirteen. Of
Huron, Ind, was fatally poisoned by eat
ing wild roots which he found IN the woods
Sunday TWO OF bis companions are very
i'll but will recover.
Ar Fort Wayne, Ind, frankie the littl
SON of Frank Webster upset a teapot
filed with boiling water and was ssaldpd
about the face and body The child died
Tuesday after suffering fearful agony.
MRs. DEACON Of Baltimore. has been
fatally hurt at Snewdon Mountains.
Wales. Her husband is under arrest, be-
ing suspected Of having thrown her over d
precipiee.
Ar Hardy, Neb., nine buildings in the
business part Of town were destroyed by
fire Thursday. Loss, $4,000; insurance
one MALT.
By the explosion Of boiler in G W.
Wilson saw mill at Wilson Station. w..
Va, three men and a boy were instantly
killed and two Others seriously hurt,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23

side Of the fire. while the bride ana her
maids sleep on the othes
They are not allowed to speak to each
other, and are all that time huge joke 70
the rest of the young people around, who
amuse themselves all day by peeplng IN
and laughing at them.
In Iceland bride is known by her dress
which is finer and more costly than that Of
ker sisters, and she wears around the
head-dress close to her face a silver gilt
crown; chains are suspended from her
neck. and Il one is attached a tiny heart,
a present from the groom, in which some
kind OF perfumes are put This last is a
very pretty sentiment, and one worthy Of
our )wu civilization.
In Laplaud the lover, when going to pro-
pose to the girl of his choice, arms him
self with two bottles Of brandy. One he
presents to her father, the other he drinks
himself
No business is discussed until the bot
ties are finished, when. both being IN a
happy, social state Of mind, it is presumed
the consent is granted without much
difficulty After the betrothal the groom
must bring \ bottle Of brandy 10 his pro-
spectIye father-iu-law every time he calls
upon the daughter, which accounts, per-
haps for the long time which the lap
land father often keeps the lover waiting.
After, perhaps years OF this he is
Obliged to serve the father for a whole
year after bis marriage while the mother
in-law. if she be the object Of terror, the
fact is carefully concealed, and she IS
waited upon most assiduously by her som
in-law.
She holds the reins in her own hands,
usually lives with her daughter and has
the power to divorce her by simply pack
ing his things and throwing them cat of
the house. The husband then follows
them, and both are free to look for other
companions Sometimes, too, the would
be brides are very shy, and have to be
brought into the room by two women,
where they crouch in corner with their
faces covered
in Bo1neo the bride and bridegroom are
brought from different ends of the town to
the spot where the ceremony is to be per-
formed They are there made to sit on
two bars Of iron, that health as vigorous
and blessings as lasting may attend the
day
After all. our own custom of hearts
not hands is best, and while this is oc-
casionally perverted by the social ambi-
tiou of mother and daughter the majority
of our girls are true 10 the teachings of
their grandmothers, who believed mar
rlage without love to be a saCrIeue.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
THE LATEST NEWS.
GENERAL NOTES.

JosEPH NooSAE was killed by fall Of
stone in Fort Wayne, Ind, quarry.
THE Eagle Refining company's plant at
Lima Ohio was burned Tuesday night
Loss SIS .0000
TUE schooner Maglalena had her bow
stove in by collision with the Minerva
of LudIngton, Mich
TnE CHILEAN transport Itata and war
ship Esmeralda reached Acapulco. Mexico,
Friday
THE New Orleans committee Of fifty rec
commended the entire prohibition Of inn
migration from Sicily and southern Italy
FHuIT in northern illinois, Indiana and
Ohio was damaged by frost Sunday
night
COLONEL L NJ. DAYTON. Of Cincinnati.
Ohio died suddenly in that city Monday
morning.
NEARLY hundred persons are sick at
Pittsburgh from eating partially decayed
smoked sturgeon sold w dealer Ut a low
price.
BosroS Italians are raisiuga fund Of
$1,000 with which TO erect statue Of
Of Christopher Columbus to be presented
to Chat city
WALTER CLARK. a l3year-Old boy.
died at Glen Garden n g.. after
twenty-four hours Of commissions caused
By cigarette smoking.
New YORK creditors OF the failed firm
Of Levy AZ CO., have attached moneys be-
longing to the firm at Providence. The
total attachments SO far issued aggregate
100000
ions ,. Adams, the Little Rock, Ark.
capitalist, has assigned His assets are
$500 900 and liabilities 3400 900.
0NE Of the silver mines in the Thunder
Bay lMich.l, district Is reported to be
turning out ore paying $4,000 a ton
The bill 10 abolish the truck system Of
paying laborers in illinois was passed 6y
the state senate Tuesday
Hose koNG sugar, made from MANILA
refuse and resembling graduated, is be-
ing mforted at San Francisco
LEVY BRos K Co, clothing dealers Of
New York, have failed for a million, and
sensational disclosures are expected.
IHE Illinois senate worlds fair com.
miltee Wednesday morning reported in
foyei Of q million dollar appropriation by
vote OF to 3. The minority favored
oue-half this sum.
The national convention Of the Catholic
Knights Of America has convened in Phil
adelphia. Eighty delegates, representing
torty-twO states and membership of -.
600. are present
TIE Jews Of Toronto, Ont, requested
permission 10 imnort unleaveued bread for
the passover feast free OF duty Their re-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23

The United States is said to be tine
greatest candy country in the world, 81
100000 worth eing consumed every year.
Candy has BEEN 2 atting better in qu3iiiy
every year says a dealer, "and now
since the tariff has been taken off Of sugar
glucose and other ingredients that were
formerly used will be entirely done away
with by frst-ciass manufacturers and notl-
ing but the genuine article used.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
WISCONSIN srArz NEWS.

W Isl On SIN >IA = y I-N
VIM. Sawtale, the owner Of Odkwood,
q resort situated on Lake Butte dies Morris.
near Oshkosh, will build a large hotel and
several cottages there this season.
The barns. grain and horses belonging
to Fred Below and James Beedle, farmers
living near CIntOnville, have been de-
strOyed by ire.
The corner stone of the new Marathon
county court house will be laid ON June TO-
q. D. Jones, a law partner OF w Z. Silver
thorn Will deliver the address,
Mr., Augusta Heuer, at Oshkosh. was
bathing near q stove when her uLdercloth-
ing caught fire. and before help could
roach her she was burned to death.
Mrs VI. Lang, of Berlin is missing. tt
is feared that She was demented and wan
dered away and met a violent death
A farmer named Plumb was thrown
from bis wagon and killed at Greenfield,
near Milwaukee He was racing with
carriage from the city
4 new postottice ha. been established at
Aaekfori, Green Lake county, and Chas
Shaw has been appointed postmaster A
pcs.Viice has also been established at
Bmg, Fond du Lac county, with John
Bamaker as postmaster
some enemy attempted to crem3te Mike
Mckinney. of New Diggins 10y firing his
saloon, out the saloouKeeper awoke In
time and escaped with a satchel contain
ing $500 1t was a second attempt
Eyllly disposed persons are mutilatIng
cattle near Aienasha.
The Mauston high school is closed ON
account of measles,
Edward Baldwin was shot in a saloon
row al 0eonto.
Mrs Connolly, aged ITO years, COM
mitted suicide at Hazeltou, Pa, rather
than be sent to the aims house
FIVE men were killed and a number in
jured by a eaying in Of canal which they
were digging at Oberhausen, Prussia.
The engine building Of the Troy,
m. Y Steel and Iron company was de-
stroysd by FIRE Monday Seven Dickson
hlgh-power engines were ruined Loss
estimated at 100000.
The corporation Of Yale college has
appointed Frank c. Porter, gradu-
ate Of Beioit college and graduate Of
the Yale Theological school in 1856 pro-
fessor Of biblical theology
Montgomery It SCMers' sawmiN, in the
town Of Heivetia, burned Tuesday night
with about 81 900 worth of lumber The
lumber was insured The loss ON the mill
Is 81 500
Burglars paid yisitto Burlington sun
day night. Twelve places were visited
Only small articles were secured.
plphtheria prevails at Wukesh8
A case of CHAMBERS bias been discovered
tit Emerald Grove near 3el0It
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
Queer Ways of Tieing Nuptial Knots,
Some Make ii a Business-Iike
Affair.
The Marriage Ceremony as Performed
in Most all Countries Of the
World.
our Good. old. Plain. American Way
After all, i as Good
as Any.

ana IlrIatNo ~ }t Won EDbtiNbtH anu mar
riage III BE gJject- o. perhaps greater
lnteres tEau all other things put together.
We III America, whore, III the case of cho0s-
ing a husband OF "a vile, as ia everything
else, there Is So much freedom of action,
can better appreciate the sanctlty and
beauty of the marriage tie BY comparing
our customs, forms aad ceremonies with
those 1t other countries.
ID is known, of course, that IN all Euro
pean countries. women, particularly of the
upper classes, have very little to say in re-
gard 70 this hte step parents on guardians
arranging everything TO their own salts
faction and aC4u3nung her OF the details
atterward
In France the marriage de conyen-
auce is the only one thought of. and we
are told that in these marriages very often
the husband is man past middle age, a
man who has become satiated with all the
pleasures of life, So decide, to settle down
and pend his declining years in a sem
b.ance of respcctabiilty. To do this he
viii marry, and that too, young. inno-
cent CIR. who, perhaps, just from con-
vent or the hands of gOVerness is des-
tined to all too quickly have her fairy
castles ia the air, her giriiSh illusions.
quickly dispelle3
The Erenchman who wants to marry
may address himself % number IF inter-
mediarics Ina case he has already fixed
his choice and Is known to hex parents and
guardians he may lay his ease before
them il ON the contrary. he just makes
up his mind to marry without any choice
at all, be can apply to his own relatives,
friends. matrimonial agencies, etc.
la. &c
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
BRUTALITY BEATEN.
| Farmer Attacked and Murdered by o.
-

\ r &FiheE t}aF ked ana murdered bA -
known Persons.
ANRINETTE Wis, May Il - Hem!
AnGEla, . farmer of Beaver died hsEe
Thursday from the effects 81 blows
received last Monday afternoon when q
was attacked by persons unknown aho
beaten The cause OF the attack Is a mys
terry as his money was not touched and b
knows Of no enemies. He leaves VIE
and one child
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23

MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN
WAR is now raging in Honduras. The
dog star seems to be central over the
Latin Americans 1t is free fight all
The way from the Mexican border to the
Argentine republic.
The Gladstonians nave won another
victory in England, their candidate hav-
ing gained a seat in parliament made
vacant ty I'll death Of a conservative AS
parnell star goes down that Of Gladstone
rises
WE want 10 eoIonists IN this country.
we want no Italians. or Irish, or Ger
mans, or men Of amy other nationality,
who are not willing to become Americans
America IN sympatby as well as in
residence.
TuE conflict between the insurgents and
tie government Of Chilli seems not TO have
been without its uses. II has already de-
mcpsnat6d The practical worthlessness Of
heavy armed war hips in that it proves
slam readily dcshuctibe through the use
of torycdoes, and at The same time proves
that American port. have little TO fear in
hucof attack from foreign fleets, in any
event
Taruew 81 silver certificate to be is
snrd because Of lle successful counterfeit
now in circulation, have been designed So
M TO leave more Of the white paper ez-
posed, ~ = bich its quality can more readi-
IL be distinguished declaration in eff
Feet that the paper Of the Cranes Of Dalton
is Sill Tie Lest protection Of the govern
ment against the counterfeiters.
TutRE il no limit to the funds that
tie Ihilautbrefbc Baron Hirsch can com
mand. He now proposes to send an inn
uDnse colony Of Russian Jews to Aus
halia and oilers to subscribe sl5,000,0o0
10 establish them there It is understood
that the Eothschids viii join in the work
If the colonization projects Of the barron
shal he successful he will 20 into history
rs the greatest philanthropist who has ever
lived
AaorHER emphatic Endorsement for Mr.
Gladstone is the result Of the bye election
IN the South Dorset division May J.. Tile
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

TIM Enterprise wire works 81 tallat
were destroyed hy ire Monday morning.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23

WAR is now raging in Honduras. The
dog star seems to be central over the
Latin Americans 1t is a free fight all
the way from the Mexican border to the
Argentine republic
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23

TuE conflict between the insurgent. and
tie government Of Chill seems not 10 have
been without its uses II has already de-
mcusuatld the practical worthlessness Of
heavy armed war hips in that it proves
.lfm readily acehuctibe through the use
of toycdoes, and at The same time proves
that American ports have little to fear in
hueof attack from l.rcipn fleets in any
event
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23

TnrRE il no limit t. the funds that
TIE philauthrerhic Baron flirsch can com,
mand. He now proposes to send an inn
m,nse colony Of Russian Jews to Aus
iralia. and Oilers to subscribe $4,000 0o0
to establish them there. 1t is understood
that the Eothschilds viii JOIN in the work
If the colonization projects Of the barron
fiall he successful he will 20 into history
rs the greatest philanthropist who has ever
lived
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-08-12
QUARTERLY STATEMENT.
OF COUNTY TREASURER FOB QUARTER
ENDING JULY auth, 1891.

HIS w. r. R..
C.K.&W. r. R..
Condemnation fund ST. L., Fl. s., & W.
r,
Condemnation Fund, Water Ditch.
Condemnat'n I'd water ditch, extern.
Condemnation fund Des Moinee & w.
Med Lodge TWIN Canaral