Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-31

Mimi, and win take possession
airy /, 1893. 'alu-
Mr.. and Mrs. Latham O. Saau
the town of Mount Plaosant as Of
county, celebrated the fftietb ,nn ,i-'ue
sary Of their wedding On Cbl4s',. r.
day. islinaS
MATT Steinhach, of the town Of pom.
Washington county, has shaa, ia
months old that will hunt Win,
hounds for rabbits from morninr un o45
night uuui
The trial of Niece and nn,h,z
Shullsburg for the alleged mur0,r ~ :,
Andrew Mckinney has been nast,,a.,' Z,
until the June term of court in 100
Mrs, Lizzie w. Lucas, formerly \ ras
dent of Berlin, died at her HON es -
Joliet, Ill.,, aged 35 years. The rama,aa
will be taken to Berlin for internont
John Spery, formerly u resident .,
Richland Center, was seriously ini,.N,
while trying to escape out Of a bn,-,igu
building at New Orleans, La.
Miss Maggie Hardie Of Dover D.
cine county, was married to Jobn .
Butler, of Burlington. The caran,on,.
took place at the brides home.
While Aid. Bowman and DIR 5
Pope, of Racine, were walking across
State street bridge they We're ATTACKED
by six men and severely handled Tba
police were summoned and two Of m,
party arrested. They gave their Names
as o. G. p Hanson and c. Hanson
The case of Martin O'Bnen arainy+
the Omaha Railroad company at Ash.
land has been settled out of conn
The company agreed to pay the costs
and give Mr.. O'Brien $1,000 damages
O'Brien was injured two years AGO
while in the company's employ.
John Il. Jones, who is well known IN
Marinctte as one of the active mem
bers of the Irving Literary society of
the Murinctte Business college, has ~.
ceived the appointment as cork in tbe
office Of the secretary of state at Ian
sing. Mich.
AT Whitehall Iiba Hamden sued N
J. Fertey to recover an election bet Of
500, which was made on the govern
orship ut the late election After being
out all night the jury returned Yenlict
for the defendant.
Mrs. John r. Davis, of Neenah. while
taking a nap on a folding bed at the
Athearn hotel, Oshkosh. where She was
was badly injured by the bed
closing up. But for the presence Of a
lady friend she woud have been mffo-
Gated
The four obelisks twenty. e feet In
length were shipped from The Prentice
brownstone quaries at Bayfield, to Chi
cago last week. The feat of quarrying
solid blocks of brownstone twenty five
feet in length in midwinter is some
thing mequaled in the history of quar-
rying, and something that attracted
great deal of attention. Many quarries
shut down from September 10 to Octo-
Der l, owing to the quarry rap crack
ing the stone. The test shows that the
is almost pure sand and win
stand any amount of freezing and thaw-
ing, The stone was steamed for over
forty-eight hours and put to the most
extreme test, but it came out without
a flaw Old quarrymen opened their
eyes in wonder and ascribe it 10 the
purity of the stone
A large delegation of the tribe Of Bad
River Indians, belonging to the Bad
River reservation ut Odanah, visited
Ashland and made complaint to the
Indian agent there that logging was
being done at the reservation, contrary
to tie existing orders from the United
States authorities. The Indians made
written complaint To the agent, and in
It alleged tn 4. ole Ia liGskinS, a log
ger, has four parties at work cutting
timber They claim to lave made re-
peatcd protests TO the farmer on the
reservation, but without success.
Last fall while Mrs. John VOlcene,
residing near Sturgeon Bay, was pick
ing berries she was bitten on the big
toe Of her right foot by a snake Moth
inc was thought of the affair until
few weeks ago, when her foot com
menced TO swell up and cause her much
lain. A singular feature was that dur
ing the fore part of the week mat
terry substance formed, which burst on
Friday the same day on which The
accident occurred She has been taken
10 Chicago for treatment