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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-09-26
CRIME

Two Mexicans attempted to run town
in Texas and were killed by rangers
EDWARD ALBERrsoN. secretary Of the
Fidelity Trust bank, Tacoma, who robbed
that Institution and disappeared, got away
with nearly m.'lion dollars.
MARKET CLERK DAVID HASTINGS. OF
Allegheny, Pa, is reported So, 647 short
IN his accounts.
TuE coroner's jury has found H. r.
ertIs, "SamI Of Posrn guilty of the
murder Of the San Francisco policeman
THoMAs McAnDELL, saloonkeeper IF
ShulIsburg, ILL.,, was fatally shot Tuesday
night by Tony Baldwin, a notorious
gambler.
A YOUNG woman was arrested in Min
neapots while trying to dispose OF her lie
ultimate offspring
EDWARD MCMILLAN, convicted Of muir
deriug his wife in horrible manner at
Sturmersville, Pa, has been sentenced TO
be hanged.
FRED kAMNEREB, VINO shot and killed
his wife last Thursday at Cleveland, O.,
hanged himself in the county jail Monday
morning
AN investigation Of the accounts Of Col.
William A C0uthouy, Boston agent OF
Chubbs & Sons, general agents for the
Marine Insurance company If London.
mas revealed shortage Of nearly $4,000,
MICHAEL McARDLE, young farmer Of
Mount Pleasant township, near Atehlson,
KAN, Tuesday night shot ana killed
bampbell Perry, yolng farm band who
had called to collect $50 due him for Iabot.
McArdle was arrested He pleaded self
defense
A NISE-yEAR.oLp boy set fire to nine
ice houses eff the indianapolis Ind lee
company, Monday, and they were destroy
ed, causing loss of sl2l,o00
Ar bay City, Mich, q man named
Neyius, aged IS, Tuesday morning, shot
and killed his wife, aged L. and then
fatally shot himself Jealousy was the
cause.
WESLEY MCDoNAIp was shot and killed
~ Thilo hyne at Port Huron, Mich
tuesday morning kHne fled e the woods.
and Il detachment IT police has been oall-d
ont to assist in his capture.
on twelve .kmeu buried by the falling
IN If railway tunnel near Messlna Wed.
nesdlv ten were taken out alive md Two
we're found dead.
Ioax TuRroN. 4 well-known naval
stores operator has lett Savannah, Ga.
with $500 If the Southern Banks
money.
YorNe man az Marshal,town, Iowa
kiIIed himself because 4 girl with whom
H. was ia love refused his attention
owing e his bad habits.
x-,,, pf.pN ,,,Tsru was m0rtally
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-09-26

money for the exhibition. The Bishop OF
Breslau, in whose province Father
Rouges was stationed, asked MIN to re-
tract or to deny the authorship of the let
ter The good father wrote in reply:
The lst'er is no forgery. shall ex-
pose iniquity even though it Is concealed
behind affairs that have stood thousand
years. have only done my duty in CIV
ing expression to the Indignation which
the greater part OF my countrymen felt In
common with myself in view of the holy
coat. Indeed, one should be greatly
astonished that high spiritual authority
should seek to defend so obvious an
alto rination
Father Rouges was suspended and ex-
communicated and banished from his do
cese. The same fate, however, is not hike
to oyerOake Father Willems, who pro-
ests against the exhibition now The
world has advanced since 1915, and Father
Willems is not alone in denouncing the
Ireves affair az a scandal The Cologne
Gazette, which is strongly pro-Catholic,
denounces it as a fraud, and in doing so
voices the sentiment of most intelligent
German Catholics In the meantime
there is another "holy coat to be seen at
the Argenteuil in France to which thous-
ands Of the English, Irish and American
Catholic pilgrims, and nearly all those Of
France, will be diverted There is a
prospect chen that the NEARLY five hum
bred inns and public houses" lsaloons)
for which licenses have been asked at
Treves will not be so well patronized as
vas hoped, and that Bishop Korum S
funds ''for the restoration of the cathe-
dral will not come up to expectation
The doubts thrown on the authenticity Of
the holy coat will give rise to animal
ed. if not edifying discussions. Chicago
Tribune
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-09-26

ton In regard to the mails as in tbo
else OF many of its other Legislative -, LII
the attorney gene al holds that cons,ras,
mas very broad discretion as to whefbsr +
shall act at all, and if so, when IA = =
what extent, and for what purpose ii .bsiI
act. - aAail
The attorney general then argnas ;.
show that congress has the undonJ.ag
right to legislate for the commo, G.,s3
ard says: Suppose, as is now an s so.I,
probability, postal telegraph sbonI3
be established, is 1t true that ~
United States government would ba ,o5-s
obligation to transmit over its telae,r,aL
lines messages in reference to all bns;napa-
or practices not indictabIe at eoma,,s
law or not known to law books as msia j.
Sc? Could 1t not refuse to transmit IA
grams boldly relating to gambia.
transactions, trading upon margirs l.
wheat or stocks or negotiating pnrcbssal
and sale of lottery tickets. or in regarI =
any other business which in the exercise ~
sound discretion, congress might declare
to be contra bonos moIes.
Upon the theory of the argument 20
the petitioners that the publishers Of news.
papers had an absolute right to carriara
in the mails and that any Discriminate
against them is abridging the freedom n
the press, then all postal regulations
by which letters are given precedence 1yer
newspapers in the mails, even in time an3
carriage and distribution are invalid
This is certainly : discrimination against
the newspapers and might be held 10 Ia
abridging the freedom Of the press.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-09-26
WOULD EAT FOREVER.
How Hotel Clerk Made Hayseed stare
4 bout Meals.


He was from ShebgyiIln. says the Chi
cago PosT. and he looked like it when with
his son Bill he "arroye.. at the Palmer
House the other day. In burst of conf
denc4 he shook hands with Clerk Cunning
ham and informed aim that Me and BiIl
come in this mornin with a car O hogs,
an we lowed we'd come in frum the stock
yards an see the sights Whuts the
cheapest roo Ye kim give me an Bur
We don't want no style--just ike We hey
yer own self i, good nutf fer us: eh Bill5
Bill b0bbed his head forward IN pdnto-
mimic assent, and Clerk Cunningham in
formed them that the lowest price for the
two would be S lar. Ny! That
pretty steep III aiv charge 81 day
Al Smiths Ho,'i 'own 70 hum But
guess, saein we're here, We'll 90 the
whole hog; et. BilIt'
Again Bill asseuted and the old man
asked Cunningham VIVA, time j. meals
readr?'
Breakfast from 6: 80 10 IL. lunch from
II 80 to 3, dinner from 6.30 to 10. and
upoer from to l130, replied Mr.. Cum
aineham
The man waited a minute and then
shouted "Gosr almighty. Bill, we won
have scarcely nc tune to do nothing pull
sat
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-09-26
WISCONSIN NEWS.

Katie Hutchinson, a 15-year-old girl
ran away from her home at Colum bus be-
cause she dldn t grade high at school
Mrs. Wiihalmiua Rasger won 81 SOC
damage suit against the town of Sullivan
Jefferson county, for injuries due to de.
tectiye culvert.
Louis Lanson and William Vance were
ARE ted for murderouJ assault on G. a,
Zen, at Amherst.
Miss Gertrude Lampson. OF Ripon, was
married 10 James Griese, Of Oshkosh
A valuable horse belonging to Schlicht
Il SalgeGu was stolen at ShebOygan
The corner stone of OoontO county S
$40 600 court house will be laid Sept "a
Preparations are being made for grand
celebration
st. Henry's Catholic church at Water
town was dedicated by Archbishop
kafzer.
The store and post office building of L.
NJ. Richardson, at Turtle Lake, was
burned with all the contents, including the
mail.
The West Wisconsin Methodist Episco-
pal conference adopted resolution reduc-
ing henumber Of presiding elders in the
conference from seven to not more than
four nor less than three,
A camp of Sons of Veterans with thirty
five charter members was organized at
Wansau by Capt Carl H. Mueller.
A special from Morse says that the
Penokee Lumber company shu, down their
large plant for lack Of logs Over two
thirds OF the mills of mortimer Wisconsin
are now idle,
The drrssmaking shop OF the Misses
Hattie Petsold and Emma Jene Ike, at
Oshkosh, was entered by thieves and d,ess
goods patterns valued at $500 were
stolen.
Two young men named Ye.;nck and
Saafer were held up by highwayman in
Prairie du CHEN and robbed of small
amount If money
Kewauuee will issue an illustrated boom
book
The lawless Bromley n practice case
1T p stmyfa was settled
During storm the barn of John Dietch,
Jr., near Plymouth, was struck 10y light
ming and burned to the ground. All his
hay and straw was stored in il and was a
total loss The barn was partly insured
S. NJ Pedrick, who was graduated
from Ripon College last June, is the prin-
cipaI in the new building at Rjpon, which
cost SIS, GOO. and will beformaIly dedicated
next Saturday
The little son Of S. D. Mcmillan, propri-
etor of Neshon1c mill st West Salem
while playing n the dam, tell in, was
carried through he aume into the wheel
pit and ont into the river below without
receiving any particular injury.
Cranberry marshes between Valley
Junction and Norway Ridge are on FIRE
The district lodge of Good Templars at
Men0sha elected Elmer Z. Beals, Of Osh-
kosh, chief templar.
Forest fires are doing much damage
around Cumberland
The date Of the dedication of the new
observatory at Lawrence university, APP
peton, has been postponed Il was origi-
nally set fer september % and on that
date viii be thrown open to visitors
Charles Abrams, If Black River Falls.
has been nude defendant in a 81 900
breach Of promise case, brought by Bertha
Otto, Of E.dorado, Fond du Lac county.
A bust Of Dr. J l. Dudley, OF Lake
Mills Is being made by Sculptor Loeher,
Of Milwaukee, who will exhibit ii at the
worlds fair
Frank Lawsha a l6year-old Reeds
burg boy, has been held 10 bonds on the
charge af ,teliing 500
Sharon has voted to incorporate as
village
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-09-26
Anream al Hnppinpss

Nay b followed By morning Of LA Grippe
Easily, and whyf Because the displacement Of
covering ID bed, neglected drsught from parity
closed window, an open tyanson connected attn
windy entry tn q hotel, may convey 20 your nos
trls ana lnugs the death dealing blast Terrible
aad swift are the inroads made b. this ns~ &C.
stroyer. The medicated alcoholic principle 70
dosfei.ers stomach Bitters will cheek he dire
comp alut. A persistence Ii & il VrsEenhYe g
sls further development viii absolutely cace2
maie the dangerous lady, Gnmealcate1 49,
hcilc sg4mulants are IF lstte ar no value. lhs
Just medium Il the Hlgters Not less efncAc4oas -
il n ts-es Of maIaria, ailla saess, consapati9,.
rheumatism. dyspepsia .u4 AidHey trouble. BE
weas are AsaAl8y those upon whom dkssS2s Las less
arsA TsuSorats VIII ths BlG.ers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-09-26

WaEN II. Clay King is swung of the
law will receive handsome vindication.
Wealthy, influential and brainy, there was
due reason to fear that in his case justice
might fail His crime was murder most
foul, cold-blooded, prt moditated, upjusti-
Rable murder, and his punishment is
righteous if ali the statute provides be
inflicted upon him
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-09-26
PERSONAL POINTS

= -" ""t Ak" ~ D'''J i''''N ~
ih'o an ounce i'in''uie manu- ao'uiS
" 0l'oaeo - u o'' ny" - 4" '''''',s - ~
il'qoa oai", i'e 'n"''5 cav i''' J'o,i
ana was "oou' V ~ pa. !, 80 '"o ~ :
UNCONSCIOUS OF the identity oI ms Ylsltof,
remarked that 1t was the RUE 70 require
aeposits Of strangers. The secretary with
twinkle IN his eye handed out cara
md walked away while the c.erk hasn I
,,c,,,sroJ fyor, Iis arnazenlenf even vet.
James Russell Lowell {. a. Dana, Dr.
doIIand' WAIT Whi'man' 'ulia ""ru
move anu '3u9. = '''ol," "ei' - ~ : =
death.
Inc New 1orkTepuollcahs nave ayoune
men ticket Inc eah''lu"te TOT Ro'ei"o''
s. Fassett' Is ~ years o'di Erooman,
tGr lieutenant governor ~ ~, lne olutr
'ahoidat's are 'Reu ~ io'lo"s' y ooh"of
y as wade Is III hedges Is 'Oi su'hef-
land Is ~, and Gown = a.
a.. e.a.ta. c,aonor,g ,r,y,fe sacratarr
y - nj la,,d g.. .o,,.tar,. .of t,e
ii, a,a.. onn,,al oou,,,;tte. 10 .u,.
LII I'm r,,;na
a..
The engagement is announced in Mil
vaukee Of Miss Mabel Brigham, daughter
Of Hon ! r Brigham, to John Finney,
son q + ~ '"'g9
A.. ~. ca, pond r,an,ger ~ tbe
Na,;la., pao.ant had > ainno, g;yan
,. 49,, ~. v,-,,;.;, ch;o,o,
I..1,..a -,
,''''''
Nina Linn Mcbride, well known in So
fiely circles has commenced suit for d.
yorce al Prairie du Chen against Robert
II. Mcbride and makes sensational charges
IN her complaint. The fair plaintiff is a
daughter # the late General sturgis, of
Ne regular army; niece Of the late DR.
Louis =. LYNN. of St. Lou.s, who was
colleague Of senator Benton, and at the
~. H.. .iJoo. - colonel II S pousman,
~, ,,nien ami heire., Ia AZ 600.
aoo M,s Mcbride pcssesses face and
g,r,a e raro beauty and i liobly educated
IA CHARMING conyersatiopaIist. The
Ill.,, viii lie called for trial in the next
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-12-12
HOW:
THE Us. MENKEN COMPANY.
81 to 379 Main ST., Memphis, Tenn.
9-19 Pm.
DIR. W. W. ROBERTSON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

OFFICEOFD DIR. w. W. ROBERTSON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
MCCoMB CITY, Miss June %, 1891.
Mrs. ELLA r. BERRY,
DEAR MADAM:
Your hav-
ing submitted the Formula of yOr r
Freckle and Moth Eradicator for m,
consideration, and being thorough,
acquainted with the therapeutic (cura-
tiye) value of same, can safely endorse
it for all cases for which you recon-
mend it to be used. Endorsing the
above, I cheerfully and unhesitatingls
recommend your Lotion to the public
at large, especially my friends, some OF
whom are now using it with the most
gratifying results, ,
w. w. ROBERTSON, NJ. D.
The excellence of complexion consti-
tutes the chief element of beauty.
The use Of the EradicatOr tends to
harden the skin and prevents suscepti'
bility to climatic influence. The Erad
icator is unexcelled and cheaper than
any face bleach on the market. 1t
will remove all discolorations from
the face, without injuring the texture
of the skin, and opening the pores, al
lows morbid secreti0ns to exude
through the skin.
Price o. 90 (sufiicient to cure one face,
Sent nicely packed to any address, .
United States or Canada. Send p. o
Order. Address.
MRS. ELLA BERRY,
80 Prytanla st. New Orleans, La.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-12-12
MISSISSIPPI WOMANHOOD.

The most popular junior member Of
official society this winter at the na
tlonal capital will be Miss. Courtena,
Walthall. the adopted daughter Of Sen,
ator and Mrs. WaIthall, of Mississippi
She Is a niece of Mrs. Walthall's, and
at the time of her adoption-when onl'
3 years OF age-she bore the paterna,
name OF Stone. Becoming an orphan
while yet babe, the loving aunt and
uncle, who had no children of their
own, took her to their hearts and home,
and she has been the light of their eyes
ever since. Now at 18 or 10 years of
age, she bears ''the lily in her hand
which gates Of brass cannot withstand .
and is the most admired young lady in
Washington, while perfectly uncon-
scious OF the fact. She is beautiful
girl, small and piquante; as natural as
q child, but full of dignity and annate
self-respect. So strong is the resem-
blance between Miss Matte Mitchell.
the future Duchess de la Rochefou-
cald, and Miss Walthall that they
have been mistaken for each other.
Miss Walthall's color is somewhat
deeper than Miss Mitchell's and her
blood is in reality bluer. Her utter
freedom from pretentiousness sets ar
example to many simpering young wo-
men, who canker the social atmosphere
with their insutferable conceit and
their ignorance of high bred proprie-
ties.-16,on Topics.
The foregoing complimentary notice
of the bright-eyed, rosy-cheeked, mer.
ry-hearted little Mississippi woman
will be read with genuine pride and
pleasure by all OF her own and her par
ents' friends here in Mississippi.
Aside from its prettiness Of express
sion, it has the merit Of absolute truth
SO far as the young lady's beauty of
person. sweetness of manner and
charms of mind and heart are touched
upon.
Miss Courtenay is "a worthy repre-
sentative Of the best u pc of Mississippi
young womu nho' 4, and no higher word
OF praise than vat can he awarded to
any woman. Ni.tlipn Standard.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-12-12
ShilOll'S Cure.

This is beyond question, the most
successful Cough Medicine we have cv-
er sold, Il few doses invariably cure the
worst cases of Cough, Group and Bron
chitis, while its wonderful success in
the cure of Consumption is without II
parallel in the history of medicine.
Since its first discovery it has been
sold under guarantee, a test which
no other medicine can stand. If you
have cough we earnestly ask you to
try it. Price 10c., SOC. and 81 10. If
your lungs are sore, chest, or back
lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by Hughes & Nance.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-12-12
COMMANDING
EVERY GREAT
CENTRE OF
THOUGHT AND
ACTION IN
THE WORLD,
4 sampIs copy with
illustrated prospsc.
tue WIll bs sent ~
26 cents.
oots WILLIAM Z. RUSSkLls
TIE FORUM is the most Instructive,
the most timely, the largest and
tho handsomest Of the reviews.

TIL. three great groups Of subjects OF the
coming wear will be impartially and instr,,c-
lively discussed by tho ablest writer's;
1. Political Subjects growing out OF the
Presidential Campaign.
II. Financial Disturbances here and
abroud,
III. Theological Unrcst--wlth all the so
cial questions suggested by these groups Of
great topics.
There is no other way whereby one may get
the ripest information about the t;reat prob
lens Of tho time within so narrow compass
or for 30 small a sum-shor. studies Of great
subjects by more than a hundred Of the fore
most men and women of the world; because
there Is only one American periodical for
which all the great leaders Of opinion and Of
thought write; and that Is The Forum,
The Dccemb er number, for example, con-
tains: Degradation by Pcns.ons-Tho Pro-
test Of Loyal Volunteers, by L1eutcnaht
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-12-12
Wood Wanted.

We want 1000 cords Of sound wood,
four feet or eight feet lengths. Con-
tracts must be for deliveries monthly
from November to March. 1 Inquire at
GRENADA OIL g. COMPRESS Co.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-12-12
Farm for Sale or Rent.

For sale on easy terms or rent, q
Farm of 500 acres. of which 200 acres
in fine state Of cultivation, 81 miles
south Of Grenada, with good residence,
out buildings and gin house. All under
good fence, and buildings In good re-
mir, For further information apply
r. w. B. SANDERS.
Nov. -01-tf.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-12-12
SAVE TIME AND MONEY.

HOW?
By ordering your goods from the
great house OF The J. S. Menken Com
nnny, who sell every article Of wearing
apparel for men, women and children
we'll us the mate rials to make them.
Also carpets, chinaware and all hOus.
furnishing goods.
HOW?
A child can buy with perfect safety
in our house. All goods are marked
in plain figures at lowest cash prices
The cash business is growing; it j.
safer, cheaper and better for both sell
er and buyer.
HOWY
Selling SO largely, we must buy large
ly; therefore, buy all from first hands,
saving iobbers' profits, which we oividc
with our patrons. Remember we sell
more clothing, more shoes and more
carpets than any house in the South
the reasons are plain.
HOW?
Freight prepaid on all mail orders
amounting to IS 90 and over, except
chinaware, wheel goods and furniture.
When ordering by mail if you are in
doubt leave selection to us-naming
approximate price and kind. We guar
antee satisfaction. Ministers are enti-
tied to IL special discount on all pur-
chases. Send for catalogue.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01

little daughter. Marcia, aged four years,
died on Thursday Of membrauocs Group.
Interment took place Saturday ~ p. m.
Three miles back pipe line crosses Har-
diu's run. and owing 10 leak Ia IL the
water comes out into the river covered
with more or less Oil,
John ". Grafton. an OLD time resident oil
this county. died in Fremont county,
Iowa. on New Years day, aged 69 years
The steamer Gen. Davis is laid up ABOVE
the upper ferry There is said to be some
hitch IN regard 10 her purchase.
\ mass meeting of citizens was held IN
the town hall Friday evening, the house De
ing full and standing room occupied, 10
consider some of the features of the pend
ing charter. After the reading of the main
portions. the license aud paving clause was
taken up and discussed. the only change
being made was in the amount OF license
required in case any should be granted,
for keeping saloons in the pending cnar-
Ter. The amount is fixed al not less THAN
500. nor more than $500. This was chang
ed 10 not less than $1,000, nor more than
s. 500. This change is to be made IN the
charter. The balance of the charter IS 10
stand IN It's present shape. The meeting
was fairly representative one.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01

Mrs. J. L. Armstrong, a few days Of this
week. 80, r-
Is a guest of his sister, Miss Nola.
&. j. Gull, of the Cincinnati Post, was
here in the interest of his paper, on wed
nesday.
Mrs. NJ. C. Mckay, boarded the steamer
Lizzie Bay. Wednesday night, to visit ner
husband, who has a position in the senate.
Mr. and Mrs. " F. Stanley started Tor
weeks vacation, Friday, at their nome
near Cleveland. Ohio.
AT the meeting of the stockholders OF the
Bank OF Ravenswood held Monday ana
Tuesday of this week, the following dl-
rectors were elected: B. d. Williams, =.
". Brown, Joseph Mckinley, John A Nc
Intvre. Z. c. Smith, :. H. Hayman, VIM
NJ. Roberts, w. G. Waite and j. W. VIII
hanson.
c.. w. Kotze5ue has combined his TWO
stories into one at his former stand on
Sand street.
Stanley * Odds, contractors, will move
their office out 10 Reedy shortly.
J. Z. Armstrong will take charge OF his
brother's territory as travelling salesman
while he is employed at Charleston.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01
PNRKE0SHUKG.


PNgNrE>DUEG. january 3l.-AeSSs, A J.
8arer and Is. X. Blac6iorl are home ifoai
81 tarco weeks trip through the SOUTH ana
report "a splendid time.
Alr. and Ms Robert w ilson entertained
numbered friends ~ cnGnre on OF, thursday "a
vns az lt-' none on t.is' = NJ ~,
l.. ID Naturoue duo 'a'''l' Oh lineage
''1 Guests oi Ioon HathNone ana iSiniiy.
ISIS Mary lDlN 'ahe a Deaudlui SOLO IN
TRINITY church, on Inst ~uniay.
@iis> Jean.c fhoop,ou anu PreSident
Geo. W thompson, arc nome from CAdrles-
ton
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