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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-04

lIushaby, my baby, all these their rest arc
So close thy little sleepy eyes,
And sleep until they all arise
To greet thee nj thy waking.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-04

Hushaby. my, dear one, tho klttics, too arc
sleeping SNt * as - {
Their lnoi6cr TO them gently purrcd- fh
In pussy talk these words heard.
"Sleep, dears, VIII lie watch I'm keeping"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-04
PUBLIC SALE OF
Valuable Country Property.

Twill offer at public sale, ct the front door Of
the Court House, on THURSDAY. MAY L. 1892,
Mt 10 O'Clock a. IN. III not disposed OF Mt private
fruit farm, known rs WADDISGTON PLACE, on
the Bethany pike, five miles from city. h
Parties desiring to see the place will find man
there 10 show them around
Liberal terms made known on day OF sale.
A. S. HOWELL
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HOUSES FOR RENT
House No. 2So3 Chapliue street, with seven
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-04

Hush, my baby darling. tho pony low Is neigh.
Ing; &. s--tz b : 4 g-gl asl. =
lIer little colt Is dreaming too -s,
OF grassy fields all wet with dew, ~.
Whore happy colts arc playing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-04

LIS. COOP sells drys goods the cheapest,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-04
Ilushaby, my loved one, tho bossy COW is moo

ID Ing: W tse " = -s.5s-5 81 ~. ,- Ya. iI5..
Her little calf sleeps by her side,
And fears no Ill that may betido, 7,
But happy dreams Is wooing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-04
HUSIlABY.

Ndr0dra Douqld' IN Harpers Young People. e
Hushaby, my baby, It's simc that thou vert
:. sleeping. .&if
Thy mother holds thee to her brcnst,
And wooes thee gently to thy rest; q
Then huJh thy childish weeping. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-04

Hushaby, my darling, tho brides long have
slumbCred, - ~
heard their mother softly sing,
While safe tho nestled meath her wing. y
And each wee bird she numbered. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-04

". f. sTAIltERS Chairman.
J. C. BRADY, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-04
E. 8. PoTTs-cLorHlNc FRI
out.

El's. 1OmIirls u
About April Let Z. B. Potts will ~.
cupy tho large new stores 1000 TO I'M,
Main street and l6 10 20 Tenth stree,
Suspension Bridge corner, with n iUiI
line Of Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Fp,. nv.
nishing Goods. This is the largest onJ
finest store OF tho kinds In tho State 1
Before removal we quote, to close IN,
Children's Shoes at l9c, 25c, SIC, 4Sc GSc
72c and SIC up, all solid bargains and
trade winners. ''
Sec our Ladies' Fine Shoes ut 97c, sloj
81 81, s. IS and 81 81, and wonder how
We can do it.
Mems Fine Shoes Mt o7c, 81 10, sl25
81 81, 81 As, ST % up, Ill leaders and
matchless in price.
Boys Suite at Sic, Csc, 81 Is. slS7
81 81 up, worth double tho money or
no sale. y
Mems Pants at 4sc, Csc, Sic, DC and
81 Is up. See our great leaders in Mems
Pants at $lls, worth s. 90. Boys Pant,
at l9c, 29c,. 35c up, hard 10 get at Nil,
price. Men's Suits at 81 9S, s. 81, s. o.
50 81, 81 so up. No lead tho world in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-04
NEW ADVERTISER ENTs.

MISREPRESENTATION BY A
w young mnn. q years old. a. bookkccpor
or general office work. Address Box III. Mar.
TINS Forty. y. my4
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AUGUSTUS POLLACK, Chairman.
WI VI. o. DAWSON. Secretary. mr,9
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19
sALvAlIoNIsrs REBEL

In Switzerland They Attempt to Oc.
cupy liall Against Police Force.
BFRNE, Nov. TO- Ever since the APP
pearance of the salvation army i'm
Switzerland, there has been trouble
between It's members and the Swiss
authorities Al Basic the authorities
notified the army that they must hold
their meetings I'm one hall This order
was oheyed for time but recently "a
number Of Salvatiorists attempted TO
hold amceting naaotherhalI When the
police attempted to dispense them they
cung TO benches and table, ana re.
sisted all ,ho attempts to eject them.
The police were compelled To use
considerable force before they could
clear the hall After they had alI been
put out the SalVatiouists gathered out.
side the building, and after short
parley formed in ranks, advanced at
the dou5le-Quick and tried TO retake
the haIl uy storm
The police met them a. the doors and
a hand to-haud fight followed. \ mum.
Der of the comhatauts ON both sides
were injured Quite a number Of the
Salvationi,ts were arvee ted Had it
not been for the assistance rendered
the police 10y number of citizens the
saIvatiouists would probably have sue
cecded i'm recapturiug the hall,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19

Palmer doesn't get the next Secretary.
ship of War or Attorney Mr.
Cable is likely 10 be ''in il the Cabi
net. Mr. Harr1ty, who guided tn
picket 10 victory from New Yorl,
headquarters occupies place
in Mr. Cleveland's eve and favor. 1t
Is not believed that Senator
Arthur Puc German will come in
for a portfolio. He has been less con
spicuous this campaign than ever be-
fore, aua OoNidtshe is content to remain
a Senat y, with leaning toward the
plum In pa,
Some delegations are coming to see
Mr. Cleveland next month to spring
some nca candidates for Cabinet Jobs
on him and he may direct Mr.. Parker
to add some more names to his schedule
as result of their coming.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19

its sess ions this morning. The only
genera officer sent is John II. Davis
Of kaaa.s, member Of the executive
board Mr.. Davis has just been elected
to Congress from the Fifth Kansas dis
tricr and is tired out with
the work Of the campaign,
he win arrive after few
davs' rest at his home. In addition IA
The General officers present are the fol.
Iowla- prominent dclepates: John II.
OCoDnel. John MeAndrew of New
York Carey TAYLOR of Philadelphia:
Jobn Costello. district officer of mines.
pit.Jarr: NJ. w. Bishop. Boston, Mass,
p. A. Quinn, Providence, r. l.; Harry
uaLeeav. Deadwood. S. D.; Mrs.
Magg.e r. Lane of Philadelphia;
Jacan Harris. ORGANIZER, Buffalo. n.
IL; IT, Hreitenstcin. Laramie. Wyo.;
u jaime. Graham. BROOKLYN, n. Y: presi-
d dent international Hatters' Union;
Josepb k. Potter. Washington, d. c.,
and many others.
General Master Workman Powderly
arrived during the night. In aninter-
view he said that Immigration would
be the chief topic of discussion at the
convention; also that the reports circu-
lated some months ago that he had de-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19

ST.. Jo-rrH Mo. Nov. IA meet
ing Of tclegraphers on the Burlington
route and the Rock Island was held in
this city last night The meeting was
called secretly and precautions We're
taken to prevent the business Of the
meeting leaking out to the public.
Enough has been learned, however. TO
show that the object Of the meeting
was the preparation Of schedule
which is TO be presented to the Bur
lington and Rock Island companies
with the request that it be adopted
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19

Tremendous pres OSCAR NfEBE.
sure has been brought to bear on the
Governor IN which old and valued
friends, both political and personal,
have been prominent.
Three days ago Louis Neebe was
told that his brother long imprisou-
ment was almost over and to be pre-
pared to accompany him home Thanks
giving day. The welcome news was
authentic, coming directly from the
Executive chamber at Springfield
Neebe was convicted ON the fiimsiest
possible testimony testimony which
should never have been admitted in
evidence against him Ncebes sem
tence of fifteen years began i'm 1887.
The petitioners for his pardon num-
Der many thousands, and among them
are the editors of every Chicago news
paper and every man connected with
the trial except Judge Gary and Julius
S. Grinncl, the sitting magistrate and
the man who prosecuted the case.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19

CWCAG0 Nov Is The following q totation
are Tor large lots only Smaller quantities At1
usually sold az advanced ratios
CANE, Manard ducks $3.50 psr doz rel
heads $3.50 per doz teal blue wugsi
g la green winged l55h2 %, small DUCKS
VI H4l ~ golden ploYer a ig0I 1I grass
poycr 15clti 90 jack sHlpe, EL5J. sand suipe
25c bear saddles i2aii c yenisJn saddles
t54lis canfasaoacia ssmi2
VYGgThBLE8- Cabbage homegrown. ! 5g0
f7l per crate, tomatoes l.0.mSLl5 ger pl ,
carrots. homegrown slgMi,lJ per bd.
onions, yellow, tz25lg-5l Dcets FL. 51El 55 per
bril- sweet potatoes, Jerseys, HO poe bril-
Illinois, GJat2s5 ""- bril-.
BuTrEH-FaD creamery 3Ja3.o per Ib;
fine gJ15Jg. good creamery is PIE nc.
dunn creamery, sAi5e poor creamery, fD
lBe dairy se eet 20 E7g SO. 4 2JG223 $50
Q. l7Ul8 pacK.1E slosl l5Dl8 iAlaa No
l6al5a No g l4bl5s grease 8@s5
FRUITS - Apples. new S2G}t27j per Br
ordinary fl51b} ~ poor 4D5DsLzJ lemons,
SsJJHa5J per box banaH 100 PSF
bunch pears a03 ~ per bH grapst,
Ives 8pHt3s per basket musgats clio
50 per case. toBays. JDBL3J kcut4cEy
stands ra jJ1tJ
CHEKsE.-Fui cream YolGy America ly41
0l0Ac DO twins l3DlO4g. ohedilrs ga
QlOc lr.gk iO3 Limburser sJ5IG ew-t 90
aI2c
PoutraY -Heus. &c per 10; springs, 81,
rouslers -; ducks. fancy @hite 8lei
facRs dark IS H9s ducks, mlIea. 3lgJ g.
turkeys IHIl4c. geese 500 per aok
POTATOES BlrHauk5 on track, a l6c
per Du HcDrous, 5Jlg 80, rose, CsB7oe mixed,
- tGil
vEAl-Faaoy calves 7a7le per lo. far %
good DO aH8Sc. sma. and ihln 4b5c
EGGs-str.cuy fre.b stosk,z2AB 80 per doz
icc-h08-e stock, ls0lesc
Hmt4-S8 IlgnE aas heavy ia4i So
134, No edf o. $50 asa
Tailow No l. 40. No 3 34c.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19
The Alleged Anarchist TO Leave
Joliet Thanksgiving
Morning.
Governor Fifer Has Already
Sign5u the Pardon For His
Release.
Petitioned by All Prominent
hicagoanS-Why lie Was
Imprisoned.

CHICAGO, Nov. Is. When the rising
sun on Thanksgiving morning bright
ems the frowning walls Of Jl.iet prison
there will step forth into liberty and
citizenship a man for whose release
nearly every prominent citizen in Chi
cago has signed petition.
That man is Oscar Neche.
LOIS Neebc, brother of the alleged
Anarchist, viii welcome the pardoned
man back to the world and accompany
him to the little home for years dark
ened by the blight which followed the
Haymarket bomb.
From a source absolutely authorita-
tive the statement comes that Govern
or Fifer win place in the hands Of
Warden Dement, on tho morning of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19
AGNES HUNTIN0roN Webs.
Her Marriage to PBul brennan Cravath
Solemoi1ed In New York


Solemoi1ed Ia New York
New YORK, Nov. 10 Agnes Hun
tington, the Pina donna, and Paul
brennan Cravath, u leading lawyer Of
this city, were married at noon to day
at st. Thomas church The Rev. Wes-
ley Brown otliciatcd. Several hundred
of the intimate friends of the bride and
groom were present D. d Lathrop,
the brides brother-in-law gave her
away. Miss Huntington wore an
exquisite bridal gown of heavy
ivory white satin, Trimmed with Hon
iton lace A tulle veil completed her
costume. The ceremony was followed
by a wedding breakfast at the resi-
dence Of the brides mother. 1875 West
Fifty-eigntb street Mr.. and Mrs.
Cravath vll be at home at the Sala-
manca, 1855 West Fifty-eighthstrset, On
Wednesday Dec. a. Miss Hunting
toms Stage career ends with her mar
riage aud ner wedding was character
lied by avoidance of all that was
theatrica and ostcutatious.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 1.-THE
second trial Of Maurice steringer
better known as NJ A. Curtis the
actor, familiar TO American audiences
from his play samuel Of Poscn, and
who is charged with having shot and
killed Policeman Alexander Grant on
the night Of sept II, 1891, came up
before Judge Murphy Of the Supreme
court to-day Curtis is charged with
having killed the policeman while re-
sisting arrest for aisorderly conduct
At the former trial in which the jury
disagreed, the defense aimed 10 show
that the policeman was shot and killed
by footpad and that the arrest of
Curtis was case u mistaken identity.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19
sIt Fnrrers mcld Over.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 15.-SiX
employo at the Ninth ward gas works
were Oh rgcd before Magistrate Glenn
ents yes ogday with conspiracy TO de-
fraud the city by means Of forged coke
checks uad by clerk in the gas Of
flee. The speculatious are said to have
been going on for years and the
amount lost 10y the city is expected 20
reach ip into the thousands. The
prisoners are Charles Douglas, Eiwood
Hoizer, Patrick Mccullough, Jrr j..
Harry Atkinson, Stephen Peters and
Special Officer Benjamin Ingram. The
men were held in S., 600.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19
SUES FOR A BIG SUM.

from Mexican Construction Company.
NEW YORK, Nov, 15.-Papers have
been filed in the United States Circuit
court in a suit brought by Frederick
A. Horsey against the Mexican Ma
tional Construction company Of Colo
RADIO TO recover 100000 for an alleged
breach OF contracts
The company prior 10 oct IS, 1880,
built the Mexican National railroad
and issued and negotiated bonds TO
the amount Of several million dollars,
secured by frst mortgage bonds upon
the railroad property.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19
nrc KlIIed nnd Two murt.

BUFFALO n. u, Nov. Is One life
was sacrificed and two persons were
seriously injured by the collision on
the crossing Of the Nickle Plate and
Delaware, Laclluwana q Western rail-
ways yesterday. II was caused by the
apparent carelessuess Of a switchman.
John Connolly aged H. was instantly
killed. John O'Connell was so badly
injured that his death is only a matter
little time. Daniel Williams, a Della
ware & Lackawaua engineer, was
badly hurt about the back.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19

MERIDIAN, Miss, Nov, l5.-The re-
mains Of Dave Tolbert, father Of the
Kemper county terrors, were yester-
day found in a brush-heap about a
mile from where he was taken from
the sheriffs posse week ago.
It was surmised that he met
his death but his body could
not be found at the time Tom
and Walter Tolbert, the hunted out
laws, were seen at the house Of DR..
Kiuard, twelve miles from here, yes
terday morning A posse left here
with bloodhounds on receipt 81 the
news, and, putting the dogs on the
trail, kept up the chase all day. But
the Tolberts outwitted the dogs aud
are still at liberty.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19

RocBFoED, I'LL, Nov l5.-Wiliau
Hubbell was arrested here this aorn-
ing forging the name Of r. T. Eiwood,
the DeKalb barb wire king, TO check
for SIS. Hubbell IS an old-time crook,
having served "a term at Joliet and is
also wanted for stealing a rig at Bell
videre last summer. He is also wanted
for biga my at JauesviIle, where he was
recently married to a Mrs. Lilly, when
he had a wife and several children in
Kansas
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19

Nov. pa 1 90, "a
full and free par
don foi. Neebe. For
a long time his eX-
ceLency has been
inclined to grant
the prayers of the
many thousands of
Chicagoans who hc
lievcd that Ncebe
punishment WIS an
injustice, During
the past two months
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19

Sioux CITY, Iowa, Nov l5.--Geurge
Bartlett United States Murshud az
Pine Ridge agency, has been removed
from office and ordered of the rescrya-
ton ou account of the charges pre-
fcrred by Agent Brown His chief
offense consisted in declaring that the
Indians there are di>satisdeda and ready
to go ON the varpath. and Brown says
that this and other actions Of BARTLETT
are inspired 10y jealousy. Bartlett has
been az the aweu-r sixteen wears
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19

BOISE idaho, Nov. l5.-Wilson Gar.
Der, long suspected of being a moon
sinner D.j whom Federal officers OF
idaho had long suspected of supplying
the sca,tsrad Indians of Big Greek
county ,h Illicit whisky. met q vio-
lent de..l while fleeing from "a party
of men s. hon he thought were officers
of the iav. lie was crippled with
rheuma i,m and had two Indians place
him in canoe and paddle him up Big
creek. The Indians, however, were
drunk and started down stream. The
canoe entered the rapids above fall
of forty feet, when the Indians quar-
relied nad both fell out aud were
drowned The canoe was dashed over
the cata act and CARRIER also drowned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19
FARMERS ALLIANCE MEET.
1t Convened at Memphis, Tenn, restor-

IL Convened AZ Memphis, Tenn, Yester-
day Course Mapped out
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. l5.-At tie
meeting Of the Farmers Alliance unl
Industrial union to-day there has not
been mapped ont any definite plan Of
work. Some changes and modiica-
tions in the constitution of the organ
ization will be made For instance,
there will be emo attempt made to
amend that .part of the constitution
providing for a national lecturer. The
idea that there should be what would
be known as an assistant lecturer in
each State in the union has gained
hold, and some Of the members are
very enthusiastic over the scheme and
will support the movement very
heartily
There win be an attempt made, too.
to change the headquarters OF the
president of the national alliance. lie
has been kept ia Washington all the
time heretofore.
Some Of the members ought to be
kept in the capitol city, and, they say,
If he was not forced to remain in
Washington he could afford 70 hold
the position for less han $4,000 a year
And this will be an inducement to
many Of the mem bers TO make the
change, az it is one Of the principles
Of the order to be as economical as
possible
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Nov. l5.-ht Lad
donia. Mo. Saturday night 900 Demo
Gratis formed a circle around bonfire
and executed an Indian war dance. AT
the height Of the celebration every
man threw his hat IN the fire Then
the mob caught every other man near
at hand and took IFS hat and burned
it, Several cases Of hats were shipped
TO Laddouia yesterday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19

NEW Brunswick, \. j., Nov. 10
James Still, the colored inmate Of the
reform school, has completed the six
ty-eighth day Of his long fast. Al
though he has become very weak ne
does not show signs Of immc date dis
solution. The authorities are puzzled
over the case and the physicians vho
have seen Still say that his vitality Ia
remarkable
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19
orElclAL RETURNS.


Vote Of oidcr,ot Counties ON President
OotovUor tudI Icu,. Governor
The vote on president governor and
lieutenant governor in Tho several
counties Chat have died "a record of their
official returns In the Office of the sec
Rotary OF state Is as follows;
Fierce Cleveland 1910, Weaver 100
Btlwrll 800, Harrison 2,3tI. Peck l.2i4,
Butt l1I Richmond 300, Spooncr ,
$40, Jonas l,2l5, paJusou 10, Shepard
500, koch 223S
Pypn Cleveland $50, Weaver 10,
Eidwcu SO, Harrison SG5, Peck $50,
But 10, Richmond Sc, Spoonor $685.
Jonas 533 raulson 10, Shepard So
Koch S5S
Dunn Cleveland 1851 Weaver 012,
Bidwoll 2gi Harrison 2,tGS, Peck i,279
But Go1 Richmond 22l Spooner 2,17G
Jonas l21l putuson Gl2, Shepard 22i,
Koch eli
Porting, Cleveland 900. Weaver
a. B'duell 2ll Harrison 2,29t Peck
2.Gn5. BWt ts. Richmond 2lS, Spooucr
2255 Jo. 2.5G2, puttson a. Shepard
2l3 Koch 2S3
Vernon Cleveland LAO, Weaver $50
Ridwn 253 Harrison 3,105 Peck, H.
AZ Butt i15. Richmond 2iO, Spooner
8O1f, Jonas ,ia6, patbson 3a3 Sh gard
DIS. Koch 301n
Barron Cleveland I67 Weaver 800,
Bidwcll 1874 Harrison 1,StT; Peek ISl,
Butt 800, Richmond 1906. SpoOnor L..
1si Shank .. Jonas 1G6. rattson 4O2.
shepard $50, l<o,A 1890, Blank D.
Iowa Cleveland 2.33G, Weaver 20
Bidvcll $3.50 Harrison 22i3 Peck 3,
3iG Butt 20. Richmond 1884, Spooncr
ECO; Jonas 2338, pnttison a, shepard
35D Koch 2.255
Grant cleveland 1855, Weaver as.
BldWeu as, Harrison APIS; Peck O.,
coo, BUTT a. Richmond $685. spooncr
1905. Jonas 2GSt, patfison n, Shepard
TO- Koch i2oi
Florence Cleveland 1875, Weaver 3,
Bidwel H., Harrison 4l9; Peck 1913,
Butt 3. Richmond II, SpuOucr Az;
Jonas l9G, Pattson 3, shepard II,
Koch AS
TAYLOR cleveland gOt. Weaver 81,
Bidwu ~. Harrison 734 Peck 921,
pnn ~ richmond "a snoonor 72t.
r,,os oot potssoo ~ Sbaplrd 20.
~, Tx rr.r,n,n t.lcrn
Clt,a,,,io cIo,-oi,nd Ari5 Weaver
ton MN oot Harrison 7g5. Peel,
cto prt, oe prchno,d 221 snoonor
= -te. ro,,s rtQ pattgop 100 Sh 10
49,, a. Zoo - III. ia
'', -. go 49,. ~, finralo,J 4 an Weaver
-o n,i.,,.n oa tr,rr,s.r i 7as. Peck
." 90 ,', ,,a,, - - p,ogrona ~ snooncr
z5-. ron.s ene pottison n. shep-
-, ~ - -, -o-
'I.I ~ il,'''' l III, too woavor
' n., IN =, rr,,.,,sa, eeo. peok +
a. - '',o ~ = o. nt.,',a.l ea enaonor an.
10 i'',l ,o w. '', r"tt,gan = ebenord N
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19
FILLING THE VACANCIES.
omeiaI "!ums Distributed by President
Harrison.

Qhciai ttums Distributed by President
Harrison.
WASHINGTON, Nov. I5.-Presiden t
Harriso has decided to fill the prin-
cipal existing vacancies, uotwithstand-
ing Secretary Halford said several
days age hat only such appointments
would h' made as are absolutely
necessa for the public service. 1t
was announced to-day that the Assist
ant Soetctaryship Of the Treasury
would h. filed at once, CT as soon as
SecreDg Foster makes a selection. 1t
is undo TODD that cE-AssistaDtCh Charles
T. Coon OF New York viii have this
place If he viii accept it. He is here
now in consultation with the Secre-
tary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19
ON trial Tor vifs Murder.

LONDON, Novl5. The trial Of George
b. Cooper charged with numbering his
wife at Douglas, Isle of Man, sept 3
has begun. Cooper denies his guilt
The prosecution is producing evidence
to show that Cooper treated his wife
with systematic brutality ana finally
he beat and stabbed her TO death
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19
ri. p..th taId ID Foreigner.

srNBrnY, IA Nov l5.-Ex Consta-
bic Gracr. who was found dead yes
terdav with a bullet hole ia his head,
IS supposed to have been murdered by
the c5untrymeu oi Matthias Yoeabo-
nus. who sas alleged % have been
killed bv Graen Graef had been fire.
auentIv threatened with death
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19

New YORK, Nov 3D. Metropolitan
policemen to the number of 3GGd have
received their short "billies' and whis-
ties and commencing to-day there win
be no further use Of the "night-stick"
by the force of This city
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19

wausau, Nov. IS The circuit court
for Marathon county opened yesterday
afternoon with a calendar If 50 cases,
six Of them criminal A number q the
cases win be ried by Judge Newman,
called IN by Jadg Barden, who was IN
t4rested IN them before his election.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19

mis-, Nov. I5.--Private letters re-
cciyed here state that Capt Monteli,
the French cxp.orer, win arrive shortly
q Tripoli, after travcrsiug the desert
Of Sahara from Senegal 10y the way Of
Lake Tohad. Capt Moutell has been
eighteen months making the journey
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19

NEw YORK, Nov l5-Duriug the
month Of October there were only
1901 stecrage passengers landed at
this port, tine lowest number since 1877.
In the same mouth 10 1891 there were
SO. 7gs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-11-19
.l.innlnr slfrer Ahrnad.

NEW NoRK, Hov. 10 The steamer
Traye willcarry abroad to-day 10000
ounces Of sil ver and $4,000 Mexican
dollars