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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08
CINDID.irEs MENTIONED.
Citizens Who are ASmrauts for onlce in
the Senate and House at Dover.

the Senate and House at Dover.
The following names have been men
toned in connection with the various
positions AT the disposal of the General
Assembly when that body meets January
next:
In the Senatc-For Speaker, W. NJ. Ross
Of Sussex, Il holdins-over member. For
clerk-E. r. Cochran, ,Ir.. Of this city;
w. a. Z. llardCastlc of Duck Greek; Wood
ward Martin, son of Hon. Il. l.. Martin of
Seaford, and Robert {. White of George
town
Scrgeant-at-arms-Se Scott, Fifth
ward, and John noran, Seventh ward, ex-
member of the House. 1879.
In the llouse--tOr Speaker, ]. Harvey
Whiicman, William Cuoch and Columbus
Watkins, all Of this county; Capt Robert
w, Dasey of Sussex, eX-mcmber of the
Legislature, lSS7.
For clerk, Peter L. Cooper of this city;
Frank liruckson of BlaCkhird, brother Of
OK Representative Richard Bruckson, and
John Layton of Sussex, secretary Of the
Sussex county committee.
For sergoani-at-armS no applicants
have been mentioned from this county.
In regard TO the House clcrkshipit is un-
dcrstOOd that New Castle county has not
had the office since % years ago, when
Judge Grubb held that position Kent
and Sussex have shut out New Castle each
session.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

Special Corresrondenceoi Gazetto and journal
MILFORD, Dec. Bob Smith, well.
known dealer in Iiling was seriously hurt
yesterday while ut work getting large log
out Of the woods. lie was steering two
large lumber wagon wheels when they
got away from Him, striking him savage
blow in the side, breaking two ribs and
iniictins internal injuries. Last evening
he was resting easily, bat was splitting
ously hurt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08
Az ExciriNo SHoo7Iyo AFFRAr.
John Watson anu Andrew Thomas, Both
CoIorcd. MMveM LivcIy nmarre!.

An exciting shooting ARRAY occurred at
the house Of Recorder Of Deeds James T
Shallcross, IN =. Georges hundred, little
after midnight Tuesday week, cuminating
~ tnt wounding OF Andrew Thomas, col.
Ored, by John Watson also cOlured Both
men reside in tho house Of Recorder Shall
cross and are employed by him OH his
farm.
The shooting is said to have been caused
by jealousy. Thomas, who Is married
man, went to Watsou's room Tuesday
night and. ii is said, attacked him with 4
club. Watson rctaIiatrd by firing two
pistol balls at Thomas, both taking effect
in the lattPrs left breast.
The attention Of Mr. and Mrs. Shalcross
was attracted by the scutlie, and on going
70 WatsoniS room saw Thomas reel and
lasi, l'loJd had oD2ed from the wounds in
the sue, and lay in a pool on the floor
The wounded man was removed from The
scene %: the shooting by Mr. Shallcross,
and Wednesday he WAS taken to the aims
house at Farnhurst, where Drs. Baird and
Harris extracted Tile ball. The uasai!ant
hss not been arrested.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

by falling from car on the Maryland
avenue extension Of the Wilmington civ
Hallway Company w. 5. Bullock, con-
ductnr, was seriously injured. He got IN
to change the signal boards oil the car
when he missed his footing and fell, cut
ting u deep cash behind the LETT ear. lie
was taken to his home, where DR.. Baird
dressed his injuries,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

The schooner Mary Smith, which has
been on Moore's marine railway under
going oyerhauling. was launched Satur-
day. She recently ran on the beach ut
bombay Hook and sprung leak. The
steamer sylvan Dell will be hauled out
Monday for general overhauling.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08
". Il ". PEfSS.
To Build IA New lron bridge Across the
schuyllsill--A -. a. %. Freight Agree

Incu,-
REApl%G, Pa, nec. The Wilmington
x Northern Railroad Company which is
run in harmony with the Philadelphia n
Reading is preparing plans for II largeiron
bridge across the Scliuylkill river at Birds
hurO.
i il understood that the Wilmington &
Northern has entered into an agreement to
receive part Of the baltimore n Ohio traffic
which will he shipped 10 Birdsboro and
thence taken to tile Baltimore e Ohio
Junction. Additional motive power will
also be ordered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

the pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effect Of syrup OF Figs, Wien in
need OF a laxative, and If the father or
mother be cpstive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use, ~ Tim il
Is the best family remedy Known and
every family Should have 4 bottle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-08

wife and mother without license. lie
was not prepared to say that the wife
could not sell for her husband, but she
most certainly could not sell for her son.
The killing and selling of game was a
| privilege, but not right. After citing
authorities, he commended that a man
who kills game cannot promiscuously
engage people to sell il for him.. If he
can then the object of the law would be
| defeated. If game We're sold by agents
| the law would be nugatory.
Next the case of Clifford News, d. b.,
| VS.. the State of Delaware, p. b.,
certiorari, Lilburne Chandler for the
plaintiff and Mr.. Cooper for the State,
was taken up
Mr.. Chandler said member of Il
family had sold game killed by another
member Of the family.
Mr.. Cooper asserted that the game
had been killed by Clifford News of
Red Lion hundred on u farm which he
owns or tenants, and that it had been
brought TO town by his son and sold by
| the lattcr's sister.
Mr.. Chandler stated that Mr.. Cooper
was mistaken about the case, and Mr..
Cooper insisted that he was right The
transcript was referred to, but the writ
ing was bad, and MIR. Cooper refused to
believe that he was wrong. After the
document had been inspected by mem
bers of the bar who were present to
hear the nrrurpnt il tnrethrr with Mr.
C.bnndinr's 5,yr,,,,ti',,s y;l,,ch mn, .,i,,,Gs,
si,',;ia. p'.'-,1' KIN u. ~
was submitted to the court.
llGcislon III both cases was reserved.
William, Il;l1tr.,t,,,.lt..I 4. .
show cause why the Judgment should
NOT be stricken from ire record in tha
r,sn IL Mann, Min o. Nh, i
~ T,'u- ~ - =, - -
~ IN. lN't'ssH Gn'uiSI " JHu7
ih'HU Y Wy r. u"Sa "lIohca uelclld"h'
10 appeal. The rule was granted.
The court adjourned until 10 o'clocI;
Monday morning.
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m Nn,i,w ,hn {,ii hn,% ''a ~ S %IarI. ~
III, Ir,'it i,., pi ~ ~ "
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49,, ,.i,f M " ~ ,,'t.
Mr,,.n NV M, r,rcr ~ I ns "i.,, ,
LiIi'ts"'' N ~ SsSs'9 ' i,.I
I,n"i..F''SS' ne aiS"h'' y, were iicnhrI
Ss",' .., ~ ,i",, III w. itlgilIF
! %, oN ''''''''''' VI '"o D"i'N -
tS'VNo
le names o. inc Jurors IN thc superior
CURT were iucN called ny lfuthohothfN
Peter \. lip5ty and all responded except
+ four. \ jury was drawn Ia try the case 1T
4 Joseph tlMun, administrator of Harry T..
Peace, deceased, US. the johnson Forge
Company Mo suit w,ls brought originally
by Harry Z. Peace. who died during the
time the litigation was pending
Mr., Bird in opening, stated that the
4 plaintiff would GndcaNur 10 show tliat
4 Harry T. lGAtc committed suicide by
iTtTipg tl.l
I il a crane At the works Of the Johnson
4 Forge Company, on .luly Goth lsgl PRIOR
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-02
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

WARREN WATSON, of Kansas City. was
killed IN thai city 10y train on the Santa
Fe railroad Tuesday night
EDWARD YATES, employed in the Pic.
neer mlDe at Ely, MINI, was killed by a
small piece OF rock winch fell 300 feet
from bucket
The loss by fire at Bromley g mill, Phil.
adalphia, Saturday night will be fully
s400 COO, and in,uranCe $3.50
THE plant of II. o. WIibur & Sons,
manual turers of chocolate, Philadelphia,
WIS Quilted by FIRE Sunday. Loss, about
$500 600
EDwARD OWEN and Miles McKerz e,
working IN the Highland mine near Dead.
wood S d., were instantly killed 10y the
premature discharge OF blast
SARAH BMCE, coloIed woman living
near Arcadis, It,, locked her three
children in her house and left them for a
few hours, The house caught ire and the
childred were burned to death.
THE boller in a lumber mill at East
Jordan. Mich blew up Monday morning,
instantly killing six persons and iDjufiug
more than a score besides, some OF whom
will die.
CHARLES JOHNSON. OF nockuort, and
Auau.t Peters n, OF Joliet III were
killed in quarry near Lookplrt, H.,
Saturday morning by the falling OF a
derrick
NR HENRY c. LORDS. of Adrian
Mlcu.. who was seriously burned 10y a
gasoline explosion Friday has died. and
her lit,le girl was fatally burned.
THE mangled bodies Of the Rev. II NJ.
Lomport, pastor of the Methodist church
at Kendallyllle. and TREND named B5wIes
were found on the Lake Slore track near
O.ceola, Ind Saturday. They had been
kiIlsd by d train.
loNE3 lRwIS, a prominent man at
Constantine. Mich, was accidentally and
seriously cut by an AK in his sons hand,
causing a painful and deep wound extend
ing from the bulge Of the nose the entire
lan.,tb nf the cheek
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-02
FOREIGN

SIR ANDREW AGNEw died in London.
KING SAcKtrE, Of Croboe, West Africa,
an ally OF ibe British, is dead,
The custom house at St. Johns, n. b.,
has heen destroyed by FIRE, entoiling loss
Of $500 600.
A MAIL train running between Warsaw
and hIwal. Poland, was rUbbad OF I50
600 roub'es. The thieves escaped.
MARC JUNEAU. a French demimouddine
living n Guayaqur Ecuador, has given
birth to stvsn children; all perfect and
healthy
PRtNcE BISMARCK is suff ring from a
sudden attack Of illness, but his condition
is not considered serious
ARRuUR GoRrNG THOMAS, the well
known wIi'er OF ooeras, committed sui
eide IN London Monday, by throwing
himself in front of train.
GENERAL Rsina b ,rrios i peaceahy in
posse sHon Of the Presidential Off e in
Guatemala,
TuE Rev Sir F. Robinson, rector at
Crawford, Eugland while bunting
was thrown from Ills horse, and fatally
nurt.
THE contest over the viii Of Mrs
Wood, which life $1,000 900 to Mrs
Cnaries Stewart PArntt has been settled
by family arrangement,
A TRAIN was deraied Wednesday at
Sdn'onaJo, Central America, on the
Acajllia railroad. Thirteen persons we're
killed and thirty one wouoded.
DURtSG a 6;a Tuesday, in Amsterdam.
l.. Ia. 4 L
were killed and twenty Injured, Tue dre
was the result Of explosion of a banzne
barrel,
TINS little village Of Leven. in the cm.
ton II ST. Gal has ben almost IN ir-ly
wiped out oi existence by tire More than
Sky cottages have been destroyed.
lr is stated on good authority that
Dsemiug, the Australian murdered, has
confessed not only thar he killed his Vie
aud four children, but that be committed
the tw lasr Wai,e3haple murders
STARVING peasants 40 0 echo, IN north
eIu uungd attempted tn burn The hou.e
aud family OF the bIrgo lister, wl) ha |,
it was charged acted unfairly in the DIS
lributiou Of relief
A FEENCuNAN nlmed Sc ssny is in
J ul IN tdrls. Faisel} representing IN
self Is being Connected with the worlds
fair, he swindled Luis Cohen, capital
ist, out OF S2)0l0
GENERAL CgERRA, who attempted 10
lead IN ,veuent against the new prpsi.
dent OF Honitrls, ana VINO fed to the
mountains TO escape arrest, has committed
suicide.
A cR'srs has been reached in the roiti-
cal struggle in Verez ,els, and from all
parts OF the republic com reports Of up
risings against President Pllacojs attempt
TO retain his dictatorship or practically
appoint his successor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-02
Lucky E.cape.

Fortunate IL ths man or woman residing in a
maisria-ridden locality who escapes the dreaded
soourgs. Not Que Ia thousand does. When
the epidemic Is periodical aud wids spread
visitation, 1t IL just as common to see whole CON.
muntties suffering from Il as sing individuals.
The mnst vigorous constitution 10 not proof
sgainsI H-hoS much lsss system feebls or die
ordered. "A means Of protection against ma.
lsrs, iloHettsf'N stomach Bttters is the supreme
medicinal Acent. Il will nproot any form OF lrN
larHl di-eAs- implanted In Tho Ey.ten, and even
malignant sad deadly, such - the i.lhwur OF
fsnsms, GaAIemala snd the tropics gaueraily. ID
II Justly regarded - an efficient safeguard M lees
eHicscious is u As curative ana preventive OF
chToaie Indigestion liver trouble, constipation
rheumatism, kidney complaints and Ia Rripps
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-02
The LATEST NEWS.
GENERAL NOTES

NARA. Cal, was shaken by an earth
quake Sunday.
The compositors Of the West Publish
\ ing company, St. Paul, quit work because
/ of the use 81 maCh,nes.
The coal miners and operators al Ou
/ quoin, H., htv. reached al agreement by
which strike i averted.
EDWARD NJ. FIELD, who has been ad
judged insane, Will be sent to the Buff slo
state hospital
A BILL appropriating sl25 900 for an
Iowa worlds fair exhibit passed the state
senate Wednesday morning
IT is charged that the boys in the Penn
sylydnia Industrial rpformatory are cruelty
treated. An investigation will be made
at once.
EXECUTIONS for slS5 900 were entered
thursday ag inst the III ga Iron co Dpa-
ny, OF Allentown. Pa.
j. b WIcKERsHAM, of Philadelphia,
who was the first man to advocate the
elevated railroad, is dead.
WHITELAw REID and wife sailed from
Havre for NV YorR Saturday mcroing on
the steamer Ii Champagne.
CALL has been issued for a national
convention Of railroad commissioners to
be held in Washington, April -.
BASIL TRACEY, of Charlottesville Ind.
is dead, after having tasted eight weeks.
He was 81 years of age.
TIE journey man printers home at
Colorado Springs, Col, will be dedicate d
May IL.
EDMUND Turner, colored, died near
the village OF tennessee Colony, Tex
Sunday at the Pge Of l04
In is proposed 10 start political party
whose principal creed is the pensioniug Of
ex. slaves and whose presidential candidate
will be Fred Douglass.
CHINESE evade our restriction laws Fy
being naturaized in Canada and thea
coming TO the United State. This coun-
try has no power TO exclude British sub.
jtcs.
A WOMAN in Paterson, N. j., is trying
to get divorce from her second husband,
who is dead, Her object is to get PEN
sion as a widow of her drst husband, who
was kiile,, in the war.
TnE auti-truck store law plsse by the
last Illinois legislature has been declared
unconstitutional by the state supreme
court.
the American National bank of Biz
ming ham, Ala, has gone into liquidation
on account of disagreements among the
stockholders.
THE library Of the late John Il. Cough,
which contained many rare old volumes,
was sold at auction in b ston Tuesday
"Grimaldi in the Barber Shop" brought
5000
iHE New York senate has clncurred
in the house amendments TO the bill ap-
propriating 100000 for the worlds fair
and demanding that the exhibit be closed
Sundays,
OBITUARY; AT Dubuque, Iowa, C 10,
n"l George X Weat.-AJ Lap 1rte, Ind,
Mr. Buell. Pnilins, an eye witness of the
battle Of Like Erie, aged ninety two
At Miami, Ind, franklin Ewing, aged
iffv. five.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-02
CONGKEss.


SENATE An executive message was
received from the president The Indian
appropriation bill was taken up. The
FIRST import mt amendment reached was
tht striking ont of the bill the
proviso requiring army officers TO be
detailed as Indian agents. Mr.. Morgan
moved AS a substitute for the house pro-
vision one directing the president to aP-
point Indian citizens Of the Uui'ei States
as Ind an agents, when in bis ] alignment
such appointment might contrioute to at
tach the Indians to ciglizlfion aud to
the government Of the United States
Without action the sen 10 acIaurned.
HOUSE, The Bland silver bill stl cen
tinuts to engross the attention Of toe
house, ami Nr Pierce. OF Tenn sssee, open.
ed the debate Today ia a speech IN sup
port Of the measure, and strongly oppos-
ing the dsmonitiz uion OF silver. Mr..
Blu smell wis spoke Ia favor OF the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-02

ONE Of the interesting facts in connec-
ton with the worlds fair is the presence
already in Chicago of number OF men
whose intpssts are devoted to art in diff,
ferent branches. The other dlV Japan.
Is arrived IN Chicago from Toxic lie
is an export in alI,hat pertains to to the
art of his native land, especially as eX.
amped in pottery. Among others
whose arrival ia Chicago may be
chroni,led are LnopoIdo Marriott, whose
works are now on exhibition at Tnurber s
gallery; Roberto f lscovich, "A Dl'matian;
G. +. Browne and G. L. Schrieber, who
have just come from Paris d G French,
the eminent sculptor. who has one or two
commissions fer the Columbian exPosi'
ton, and Frant D5yrak, Bohemian art
list, resident in Philadelphia, who is a
brilliant painter, especially Of portraits
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-02

Tux Japln,sa are the Yankees Of east
crn Asia, and their energy and enterprise
would b. no dlscredit TO our livtliest
busters" The Japan So government
has just made contract 70 assis, the
French proprietor in New Caledonia in
colouign g that large island with dasir.
abe Japanese sui cts, and is doing al! it
can 10 plant col lnles anywhere and every
where. Such Of the is ands IN the Pac fl
as are not claimed by European nations,
the japanese are pre-tmptlng. They are
sure Of the trade Of all lese colonies, Al d
that is significant and important item
for the home manufacturers and national
commerce Moreover the political inhl.
erca Of these voluntary exiles i, assured
Go Japan The dream Of the japanese
statesman Is to raise their county to a
position which will make it the dominat-
ing power in eastern politics, and they
are doing everything pos ib,e 70 shape
events to that end.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-02

One of the most striking pictures Of
this years summer exhibition at the Brit
ish Il ,yal academy will be vision OF the
last alignment by Sir Frederic leighton
1t is founded on the word Of St John the
Divine; And the sea gave up the dead
which were in it" The picture is said to
be an original and powerful study, painted
in style differing to very considerable
extent from iha' which has been associ-
ated with President L,ightons name
within recent years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-02

A NEWLY invented device for prevent
ing catapllars from climbing trees IS the
winding OF the trunk Of the trees for a
space with alternate wires Of copper and
ENC so closely that the marauder must
touch one wire Of each kind at every step
of his progress. Tno result will be an
electric shock strong enough TO ryec'pi-
tate lillian to the nth Discoura ternent
and nervous prostitution would probably
drive the creature 10 eventual suicide un-
der this tr !atment.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-02
DID ABE LAY EGGS?
A Writer ia the Critic Quotes Charges
Concerning oar Noble
Bird.
"He" is Said to be an Incarnatc
Argument for Woman's
Rights.
In the Interest of Impartial Truth
the Statement Must be
Admitted.

In symposium on the Creative Faculty
in Woman, in the Critic of March 10, APP
pears the following letter which will prove
of especial interest to citizens of Wiscon-
sin, and especially to old residents of
Madison
70 the Editors of the Critic:
Speaking the creative faculty" in
men and their disposition to claim every.
erything-or rather tie disposition to
claim everything for them, reminds me
OF what Rev Ann, Shaw said recently
why, there is 'Uld Abe, the b I'D eagle.
The men named him Abe; they say ne
screams and he stretches his wings.
IL does this ard he does that. He
WIS carried through tie war and then
taken to tire centennial. He was pointed
out to the youth of the land as the emblem
of liberty The truth is, after Old
Abe was taken TO Madison, Wis, be got
tired of dong nothing and went to layin.
eggs!' Our Incarn ate bird of freedom a
female UnfCrlunat3 discovery! 1t sug-
gests the thought that it will not d. to
push this controversy too far. Mans in
yentive genius las constructed an egg that
IS Us. ful for all pup ses, only it will no
hatch. Here is the difference. The eggs
of old Abe will hatch.
EDWARD fl. RANNEY.
X ,lamaz 70, Mich
Old Ale Is one of the few birds who has
achieved worldwide reputation. His
exploits during the four years struggle
while carried by Co. c, 9Th Wisconsin in.
fantry, are matters of common history
At Philadelphia i'll 1876 be was viewed by
thousands of people, and other thousands
have seen him in Madison before and since
his death, some of them fnding him the
caief means of drawing them to visit our
beautiful city.
Few of the.e many admirers knew that
the old veteran was an incarnate argument
fer woman's rights, and so perhaps in a
double sense the bird of freedom Such,
however, appears to have been the
ase. When the discovery of
Old Abe's sex was made a
natural feeling, whether pardon IDLE or
not, impeiIed his comrades of the 8,h to
keep ii secret and the information was
not given 10 the general public. But
more than one person now resident in
Madison has cen evidences in the shape Of
eggs said TO Lave been laid by the noble
bird.
Since Mr.. Ranney finds in the facts an
upangwerable argument for human equal.
ity it Is perhaps best that in the interest
of progress they should b. given broad
cast to the world After ALL the charge
is not a serious one. There is no evi
dence that Old Abe laid eggs during his
four years in the field 1t wos
only after he, or she, was
consigned to a life OF ideness in the cap
ttol park, under III, care of well paid
public fiji eiaI, that he betook himself to
domestic recrea' ion.
The truth may seem triae more COM
m0rplacs than what we have long believed;
We may need to change the pronouns in
several well known poems; but history
must be written with impartial hand
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-02

ExPoRrs of wheat from India last year
amounted to ! 367 465 tons, or more than
double the quantity exported in 1890, and
some "a, 700 tons above the shipments Of
any previous year of record. Thus TIC
calculations of those wh1 we're figuring
out great shortage in the worlds supply
of wheat and fabulous prices for the
American crop have been brought to
nanpht
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-02

GEN. CuL1os's Legacy .. $4,000 10 DO
devoed TO the erection Of a memorial hall
at West Point is tluey and graceful
tribute, we'll earned and well bestowed.
The uh,le military history Of the century
is memorial of West Point, and it Is
eminently proper that this glorious record
should have fitting expression in such a
monumental structure as will probably re-
suit from this bequest The legacy Is one
which will make the whole county
richer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-02

A Kansas editor, Nj Victor Murdoch,
tells this story of an alliance statesman
when Jerry Simpson was IN Cbicogo he
went to MIR. Potter Palmer $ reception in
mis- old sack c,at jerry noticed that he
looked little odd among the silks, satius
aud broadclotbs, and going up to the
hostess, said Mrs Palmer, you will
please excuse ny dress, ] know. don't
wear it in di,respect TO you, but out of re-
gard for my constituents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-02

Ink newly discovered coal mines in the
Argentine Republic have caused cancel
lation of the contracts with England for
coal for the railroads of that country.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-04-02
CRIME

F. l. GoDRrN, editor OF TIE New York
Evening Post, Is arrested on q charge Of
criminal libel
AN Iowa istioe ordered bis wife locked
Vi. 6et she whipped = deputy and e.
Caped
HEsRY < BARKspALB, one OF the most