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@iaste gelten sur p.lmtebr su leoer 3eit
binnen ;ebn Sagen. (l7l-4)
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SDtusSaBn" uad1 @aibin9tpn.

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

CAPTAIN B. b. Conner, of Woodruff
county, Ark, was bitten by a mad dog
twelve years ago and died the other lay
Of hydrophobIa
FrhE Tuesday light destroyed Clark S
llu,eI, IN Boston. Sel eral guests we're in
jurtd in escaping, one of whom died soon
after.
TIE Rock Springs hotel at St Cloud,
West Orange, has been destroyed by fire.
Loss on buiding $50 000 furniture, 81,
$780, insured
TurRTy buildings IN the business por-
ton OF Greenyile, Mass, were burned
Friday, the loss aggregating 800 600.
lT is reported that thirteen people lost
their lives by the burning of the steamer
GolGea R1le at Cincinnati Thursday.
A LARGE amount of cotton and numer.
GUS dwellDgsln New Orleans were burn
ed, the losses being over So 600 900,
A TREsrLE washed out at Sabula, Mo,
ana a freight train plunged into the gap.
Fireman Rogers was killed anj two otner
traiumen injured.
TWENTY THREE 6remen were overcome
by smoke In lighting a conf lgatlon in
the Ronsecours market house, Montreal,
aud mad TO be taken in ambulances to the
hospital on Sunday.
A GAS explosion in the Chickies Com
pany's furnace, near Marietta, Pa, caused
q large Ere loss, and resulted in the death
of John Gro b.
HUNDREDS Of families in Kansas have
lost everything through destructive prairie
Ere. William Dunn, in an attempt to save
his property, lost his life.
THOMAS ZFCHARIAH, a National League
umpire IN 1890, had his read crushed be
meath the wheels of freight train at
Homestea !, Pa, Wednesday evening, dy-
ing Instantly.
JONAS LAvAILE, of White Bear, MINI,
years old, was disemboweled and thrown
sixty feet by a piece of bursting hy-
whel ut a Sawmjll
AT Joselyn, Wash, 10y an explosion of
gas in a coal mine Wednesday morning,
Henry GREGORY was killed, Ed Damn
fatally hurt, and another man seriously
injured
ruF body Of Henry King. Of Steuben-
vile, Ohio, was found hanging in cellar
in such position as to indicate that he
mad accidentally fallen and been stranglei
" bile trying TO break into and rob an adj
joining store.
THE boiler in a lumber mill at East
Jordan. Mich, blew up Monday morning,
Instantly killing six persons and injuriug
more than score besides, some of whom
will die
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09
CRIME

JOSEPH LEIcHTER, of Dayton, mortally
wounded his wife and two daughters with
Ratchet.
j. G. ADAMS has been convicted OF man
slaughter at Wichita, Kan, for the muir
der OF Capt. A. C. Couch, the noted Okla
homa boomer.
Two men we're arrested at Northwood,
Iowa, on the charge of robbing an Austin,
{ Minn,) man of something like $4,000.
A PASSENGER train was held by masked
robbers at Weems, Ala. Thursday morn
ing, and the mail car ri1ed of all its reg.
istered letters.
WIZ. LAEKPoRD has been sentenced TO
four years in the penitentiary for burning
the depot at Clay City, Ind, everal weeks
ago.
FoUR moonshiners have been landed in
Jail at Pineville, KY Two la, &c ilici:
stills were found by the officers in the
mountains and destroyed.
A BOY of seventeen was convicted of
murder IN the second degree at Dubuque,
Iowa. He killed street car driver, whom
he and an accompliee were trying TO
rob-
WALTZ Z. SHAW, Chicago, is said to
have confessed that he killed his mother
and aunt with razor in order to get $40
with which to continue spree.
FIVE years in states prison is the SEN
tence passed on VIM. Hamilton, G. A.
Barnley and G. a. Frazer, of Boston, who
confessed to haviag received S. 900 stolen
from the order Of the Rising Sun.
FIVE negroes-oue of them woman
have been sentenced to the gaIlows at
Chester. S. c., for the murder Of Alfred
McAlliley year ago. The executions
are set for May 20.
A. Kirk and NJ. MCGOWAN, of West
Melville, La, quarreled about rich
widow. A duel was fought with Win.
chester rifles and McGowan was instantly
killed
AT Lithonia, Ca. the men who fol.
lowed the two negroes accused of the rape
of Postmaster Browns daughter, have
returned, saying there is no use of
further pursuit as the negroes are lost. i"
1t is generally understood they were
lynched,
FRANK REIFoRD and his wife and
Michael Dolan, of Buffalo. drank beer I'M
til the woman became wildly intoxicated,
when she seized a knife attacked the men,
both Of whom she sllshed so badly that
they are likely to die.
JoHN and William Bloom, sons of a
Deho oft fireman, who we're caught setting
lire to furniture factory, have confessed
to having started twenty.one fires in that
city within the last two months.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09
FOREIGN

The German reichstag was prorogued
Thursday.
Forty women Of Wilma, Russia, are to
be tried for lnfanticide.
FIRE in Nanda'ay the Capital of Bur
NAB, hiss caused losses of 81 600 600
PRMCE DE CHrMAY, Belgian minister
Of foreign affairs died Tuesday.
GENERAL konstantin Won Alvenslebeu
has j1st died in Berlin at the age of 83.
DEEMING, the Liverpool murderer, is
thought to have killed four men in Africa,
Two brothers in Russia are accused of
numbering and robbing forty emigrants.
A MAN and woman we're killed and
woman fatally injured in i FIRE on Victoria
street, London, tuesday.
BLAcRApER's lumber mill at Hecta-
uooga, Nova Scotia, has beon burned,
Less, $50 600, partially insured
An overloaded steamer in the Black Sea
is said 10 have gone down with al of the
200 passengess on board
PATHS dog Rigcj is dead. The diva
and Ter husband, Sig Nlcolini sung to
him IN his last hours, but even 81 600 songs
were powerlsss TO save him.
Two dynamite cartridges exploded in
front of the house of one of the f0remen
OF the mue at Serang, Brussels The house
was considerably damaged but no one was
injured.
Mps NoNrA0U, on trial Mt tie Dublin
assizss for inhlcurg a punishment on
her child which resulted in ITS death,
has been convicted of mansaughter
and sentenced 10 one year at hard labor.
THE Newcastle steamer Homrock hoS
been sunk of the coast of England and
eleven Of the crew drowned. The Surprise
lost five men.
A BERulN soldier fred nj a man who had
threatened him with a knife The bullet
went through the mans body and severely
wounded another person.
RAyAcHoL. the Paris anarchist recently
arrested, possesses regularly signed per
init authorizing him to get 1880 dy-
Mantle cartridges from the government
stores.
EmN PAsuA is advancing from Wade
Lar, lie has gained victory over the
forces led 10y his former officers who re-
balled against him. tie pursued them
to Lldo. on the White Nile, where he
captured ana shot the unfalthtuI eth.
GERS
THERE was riotiue in Prague, Monday
night, bv crowds which had assembled
contrary 10 government orders 10 celebrate
be birth of John Comenius Ia the hxht
which ensned with the police many were
trampled by horses and slashed with
swords.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09
KIeptomania.

We wonder if the eminent scientists
who ,rant SO much lime IN inyenung the
society disease known as slcptomanll
eier paused % consider the fact That they
we're creating a term for theft merely ad-
jasted to the grade OF the theft A bank
pr s,dent religious repute never steals;
he defaults or sm0tzz.as. A refined VIC
man dividing over the glove counter and
Shipping an extra pAir into her mutt with
out payment is not q thief She ls kisp-
tomauiac Doubtless there is such q dis
ease as kleplomauia just as there Is such
a disease a Lomicidal mania. out why is
The lffsnee committed by a poor and an
derpaid girl VINO violates trust and steals
10 support her helpless mother not covered
tv the cloak nt disease2 Why Is net the
theft Of potatoes by poor woman on the
east side not the result Of a disease aside
from that known as starvation? klepto-
mania in inpleEau. detective technique is
"shoplitung' and "aoisting. II hlep.
tomania were dropped cut OF the yocabu.
larry and plain shopIftire jr stealing SUB
stituted there mignt be fewer cases IKE
that reportsd in our news columns.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
GENERAL NOTES.

JUDGE Peter Wood Grain, Maryland
oldest judge, is dead.
The chamber Of commerce favcrs q
canal to connect the great lakes with st.
! Paul.
CHEvALTER DOMINICA ToGErrr, an
| Italian artist, died at San Francisco Mon
| day.
DR.. SIDNEY SHERWOOD has been called
TO the chair of political economy of Johns
| Hopkins university.
Tue president has nominated Frank l..
Coombs, of California, to be minister to
Japan.
PERU will send to the worlds fair rep
resentatives of all the principal In.
dian tribes found in the Peruvian for
ests
GENERAL DANIEL DUSTIN, assistant
United States Treasurer. died at Carthage.
Mo, at noon Wednesday
MRs. WELTHEA LITTLE SPRAGUE,
widow of Hon. Seth Sprague, died at Rox.
bury, Mass, at the age of l03.
THE total enrolment of students at
Michigan university is 2806 and the act
ual attendance 2 692, which is 81 more
than Harvard's.
JUSTICE l.. Q C. LAMAR, of the United
States supreme court, Is in a precarious
condition Of health. He has had several
hemorrhages Of the lungs within few
days.
The Rhode Island senate has passed
the bill providing that state officers shall
be elected biennially instead of annually
as az present.
TIKI remains of Walt Whitman we're
inferred at Camden Wednesday afternoon
the services Were concluded by an address
from Robert G.. Ingerson
WILLIAM DENAMoRE, of East Liver
pool, Ohio, died Friday, aged 103; he
served in the war of 1912 and ia the Mex.
lean war,
The storming and capture o. loebia
under General Diaz was celebrated In the
city of Mexico Saturday, with great
demonstrations in favor of his re- election
as president,
The first consignment from Minneapolis
consisting Of fourteen cars for the cargo of
the CoRemaugh, to be sent to Russia for
the relief OF the famine rick peasant 3,
has arrived in Philadelphia.
TESTS of smokee3s powder at the naval
ordnance proving grounds, near Washing
ION, have established the superiority of
that explosive over ordinary gunpowder
for naval purposes.
A COMPANY has been formed 10 raise the
hulk of the British ship Hussar. which
sunk near He'll Gate, N. Y, Nov. p,
1880 with 100000 in gold in her
treasure box.
The experiment Of sending a life line
across an CxpLnse of water bJ means of Is
Rite was successfully conducted recently b,
Prof j. Woodbridge Davis an Soutl
Brothers island in Long Island sound.
JUDGE PRATT, of the supreme court
lot New York, has decided that South
Dakota divorces are not valid In New
York.
THE Mississippi legislature adopted a
Joint resolution endorsing the election of
United States senators by direct vote of
the people.
THE commandant at Fort Yates hes
been wired TO have two companies of cav
airy in readiness to march at moments
notice b keep squatteIs of the Sisseton
reservation until the dave of opening,
April IS,
JusIICE BREwFR, of the supreme court,
sitting as ldge of the United States court
for the district embracing Nebraska, has
rendered q decision declaring illegal the
contract under which the telegraph lines
of the Union Pacific railroad are oper-
ated 10y the Western Union, and di-
reefs the road hereafter to operate its own
lines.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09
MONDAY, April 4.

HoUsE.-A bill absolutely prohibiting
any Chinese, whether or not the subjeC. Of
China excepting diplomatic and consular
officers and servants) from enter ng the
United States, and prohibiting any who
may hereafter leave the United States,
from returning. was passed by vote OF
us to 43, Mr.. Springer was given a
TO, al reception on his appearances In the
house to day, after his long illness. Ihe
free wool bill was then considered, and Mr.
Burrows mich , moved t. strike out from
the FIRST paragraph the provision which
places all woods" on the free list, bu.
without a vote the house adjourned
SENATE The free silver bill was
brought up BIZ Mr. Morgan, when some
what extended debate eDsued, but no der
clslye action being taken on the measure
the senate djourned,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09

The first electric street railway in
Russia will be constructed at Kew, a city
of 10000 people. It will be operated by
the trolley system, and will be ready for
business this summer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09

A RECENT invention is horseshoe Of
rubber set in the recess o metal frame.
1t is found to be very valuable for use on
an asphaltum or other smooth pavement.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09

A GILLIAN merchant used to defy for
gerry by placing one thumb on the paper
he wished to sign, and tracing its outline;
then he placed the other thumb across,
outlined that and bis signature was com
pleto.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09

The entire Indian population Of this
country is about 100000, and they hold
10000 600 acres of the public domain, ex-
elusive Of Alaska.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09

what to do with Central securit;o.
City OF Mexico bonds. -Chicago Sp. ana
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09

LEAD-PEBCTL Nood-soft lcedar-all
G, m S from Florida, and will be exhaust.
in a few years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09
rnEAk oE AFFECTION.

t-ennsytvania Girl- FnraiSh "a Parallel to
the acmp his Case.
DALTooNA. Pa, March 3l.-Last night
Miss Enma Fox SHOT snd killed herself
with revolver because. Miss Bo=ts, With
whom she had fallen in love, refused 70 re-
turn her affection. The Young ladies are
both Of good prentage and we'll to do.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09

An eccentric French woman has left a
bequest Of s100, 900 TO be given to the man
who with five hundred companions will
penetrate further into the interior of Africa
than any other explorers have done.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09

A GENEALOGICAL tree Of the Columbus
family is being prepared for exhibition at
the worlds fair by Madame Regina
Nancy, Of Lisbon, a descendant Of the
great navipatOr's wife.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09

Tux rainy season in the northern states
Of Mexico has begun two morths earlier
ttau usual The crop prospect Ia the
states of Neuva Leon, Tamaulipas, San
Louis Potosi, chihuahua and Cpanuila are
better than for thee years,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09

The last census shows 3,7l5 towns in
the United States with a population Of
more than l COO There are cities with
more that 100000 inhabitants; q be
tween 10000 and 100000; 20 between 50,-
600 and 100000; 60 over 20 coo and under
so 900; % over Is, 600 and under 25, AID
1873 over 10, 600 and under 1900,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09

AN old colorsd man named Peter D..
Smith hns just patented an invention
which may tound the death buell to the
binding wine trust, if 1t meets the espec-
atoms If those who have examined ii. 1t
il a eIf.biuder Of what is known rs the
low down kind, taat is, the binding
apparatus is on the platform where the
grain falls as cut il does away with the
use Of Irvine entirely, employing band
81 uav instead TIE bard is tightly
twisted, very strong, and no larger than a
mans finger The manufacturing circles
at Springfield, Ohio, where the inventor
wee, are said to be in ferment about il,
and to believe thai il will work revolu.
.ien in the binder business
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09

AN Iowa farmer who recently received a
package of reeds from the agricultural de-
partment, wrote the following lines to
Uncle Jerry Rusk: Your blamed cucUm-
bers robbed me of my wife, so instead Of
sending me cucumber seed this spring
send me another wife. hear there are a
number Of likely women in your depart.
ment
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09

An irre7erant criti, is said 70 have
shocked Mr. Augu5tin DAILY greatly y
observing Of Baron D'Eyneoourt's recent
sylvan drama: "Tennyson IS in no sense
a Sard0u. Nor. for the mater Of that' y
La i ssrdiua =
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09

PEEURIsr PAINS, and all Asthmate ~
Bronchial Affections are soon relle 60.
that certain remedy for Coughs ana CV'1''
Or. d. Jsyne's ExpeetorsnL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09

y. W. Smith, or Springfield was ssSss1
president Of the Illinois Perms1enl
ASSOCIATION.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09

JAMES A SpU8GEoN, who is to carry
on the ministerial duties Of the London
tabernacle, is a W, niger brother of the late
famous preacher, AID has for some time
been assistant pastor Of the great church
lie also has a church at 1royGen, but for
many years past most of his time has been
devoted to experimenting the agencies at
work in connection with the tabernacle
Lucy Hooper writes from Paris that Mrs
Deacon was not very sympathetic person
to the world at large, She was in no way
brilliant or intellectual, but she made up
for the absence of these qualities 10y being
very snobbish and very vein. She bad
but little to say and said it atsome length
But society pronounced her desirable, and
society dictum could not be gainsaid
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-09

FoR some years past foreign travel has
been very large The secretary Of the
treasury estimates that orr people spend
$50 OO0,0 600 in gold every year in foreign
countries. Other good authority estimates
the amount as high as 500 100000. Oae
hundred thousand people goto Europe au-
nually and spend 81 900 cash on ar aver
age, The great worlds fair approaching
will turn travel this way. A contempor ry
estimates that 100000 Europeans will
come here and spend 81, 500each of foreign
gold