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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-13
ALONG THE SHORE.
RIVERSIDE IMPROVEMENT So
CIETY TO HOLD A MEETING.
Demonstration to Be Held I'm Commem-
Railroad. Electric Lights aud Water.

A meeting of the Riverside Improve
ment Society will take place this even
ing to perfect arrangements for the grand
demon stration which is To be given In
honor of the introduction of electric cars,
water aud electric lights in this town.
Hon. Nelson w. Aldrlch. u. s. senator,
and party OF gentlemen were in town
yesterday inspecting the road and com
pleting arrangements for the opening ol
the road. which will take place about
July 20. The work on the Riverside
steel bridge will probably be finished to-
day.
Riverside lodge, X. OF Il. No. 81, held a
largely attended meeting in Pythian hall
last evening. aud business OF au Import
nature was transacted.
Crescent Park.
Manager Boyden has caused large cleo
trio lights to be placed in the Bullocks
Point dance hall for Sunday evening SER
vices and prayer meetings. These meet.
ings will be conducted by the students OF
Collegiate univ ersity, who are spending
their summer vacation at CrescenC Park.
and the cottagers. They were very popu-
lar last season with the hotel guests, and
also with the cottagers, and the best OF
order was maintained.
On Sunday the SlXJy regiment Danu OF
Marlboro, Mass. accompanied by their
friends, will have and excursion here and
will give several sacred concerts
throughout the day. The train meu OF
Worcester aud friends will also be here
on Sunday.
The following are among the latest
arrivals at Crescent Park hotel Charles
Quincy Of Springfield, Mass, A. X. NJ d.
ae 4 OF Boston, Mass, III. III. Maddington
OF Fall River, Mass, Charles "A. Cushing
OF Arlington. Mass. j. X. Fuller OF Bos-
ton, Mass, Arthur Peck of Attleboro,
Mass, Charles Dunam of Norwich, Conn. +,
Miss Clara Childs of Fall River, Mass.
James Hennessey of Hartford. Conn.,,
j. A. Garland and II. A. washburn of
Boston, Mass, Mr.. M. Daily OF Spring
field, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Curtice OF
Uxbridge, Mass. Charles Lamb OF Wor-
cestcr. Mass. A. Baum OF Boston, Mass.
Miss Mary Kidd Of Providence, John
Kittridge OF Northbridge, Mass, L. j.
Laittris Of Boston, Mass.
Pleasant Bluff.
The latest arrivals at Cranstone
Smiths Palacs hotel: A. Achmoedy OF
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. b. G. Sherman Of
Providence. Miss Nellie Tourtellott OF
Franklin. Mass Two hundred and fifty
members OF Monroe encampment held
their annual outing and diuner here yes-
The Y. M. C. T. u. and L. association
Of Ware. Mass, will hold their field day
here today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-13
Grea, PONY aud Dog show.

Prof Gentry's great pony and dog show. which
appcars at Broad and Public streets every
night next week, matinees. "Wednesday and
saturday, is perhaps the most wonderful OF Its
kind IN the United States. The intelligence OF
these ponies and dogs Is truly wonderful, and IL
IA ALI done by Kindness. Every animal answers
promptly 20 his name. and does everything he Is
told to do except talk. Professor GENTRY has for
ty-fvs dogs and sixteen ponies: Ihe backward
someruuIt the lane dogs the clown dogs
the loaping OF the troupe OF greyhounds,
and. above all. the trick of Omaha and
"NIajor" and the remarkaoie acting OF Colonel'
ara worry ne The pony drill Is superb as Is also tho
mischief max ng OF Tho Tough" ana tho teterboard
work Of "sourdrop." The living pyramid OF dogs
and ponies Il also q novelty much enjoyed. The ad-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-13
Tho Body Identified.

The body Of the man who fell into the
Providence river Tuesday night at the
foot of South street has been identi6 ed
ss being that OF Patrick LAWN. The
body VAS idcntifiad py worsnal at the
Fuller Iron foundry on South maiu
street, where LAWN was employed, and
will be buried today. A nephew OF
the dead man also identih ID the body
aud TOOK charge of the remains.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-13

Joshua S. Haskell, living at 90 Doyle
avenue, while riding on Canal street last
evening was thrown from his carriage
bv a collision with an express wagon.
y,yed tohIs homs In a carriage.
At 8 o'clock last evening Edward
Berthan. n sailor. wnile fooling with n
revolver at his boarding house. ll2 Pine
street. ac .ident ally discharged the
weapon, tho bullet passing through an
open window.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-13

II regarded as the acme OF useless endeavor. To
better the work IN designing. engraving. electro
typelnl ana printing. done BY the y. j. Ryder Co
$40 W. stmins er suest IL almost equsliy hopeless
Lov ~sices Dfeysll.-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-13

leased the Interstate railway from It's
agreement TO build from Ashton TO the
Woonsocket line. and the company has
abandoned any idea OF extension in this
direction. The field Is clear for thu Paw
tucket or Woonsocket companies.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-13

mighty purchasing power money
the Paris House. dollar will
worth Of goods in any department.
GRAND MARk-D0WM SALE
SUMMER FOOTWEAR

In this sale we will offer TO the public Ladies',
Misses and Childrcn's. Mems. Boys and
Youths Russet and Dongola Oxford Ties
and Lace Boots at prices that will defy
competition.
1Qo Infants Russet Button Boots,
= OCs sizes and 2 ; price was SOC.
ASo Ladies' Russet and Dongoia Ok
1/Ss ford Ties, 21 to 7; price was 75c.
400 Infants Russet and Red Goat
1SSs Button Boots. sizes toe; price
was 75c.
74c oa ss'i Tss srsss pe. AND DGHsss S .ss: 1s
2to6
OCo Children's Russet Lace Boots,
wv sizes q 10 III: price was Sl.25.
O0n Ladies' Patent Leatherl.and Dom
GOV. COLA Oxford Ties; every pair worth
Sis
10 Ladies' fine Dohgola and Russet
A.A y Goat Oxford Ties, sizes 2I5 tot;
price was $3.50.
90 All of our Russia Calf Oxford
Loo Ties IN Wine and Tan color: price
was Sl.50 and Sl.75.
20 Ladies' vici Kid Oxford Ties. hand
- - sewed and Goodyear welt, sizes 2tS
TOT; price was $500 and S2.5U.
4 40 Youths Russia Calf Lace Shoes,
A.OO sizes III 10 2; price was Sl.5O.
10 Boys Russia Calf Lace Shoes,
L. L - sizes . to 5l1 price was 81.
1.39 M:ns Ssigs arss,s ~ss sd ss5 Ba' sizes to
Ro Houghton's Waterproof Russet
w. Dressing for cleaning and polish
Ing Russet shoes; price was l5c.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-06-07

Till synodalradet blef pastor P. SID
blom och prof. J. S. Carlson valde; pa
stor G. J. Petri och hr A. P. j. Colberg
suppleanter.-Till medlemmar verk-
stallande komiten invaldes pastorerna
G. Rast och G. A. Stenborg SAINT hr
Andrew Nelson fran Red Wing, l..
Engberg fran Vasa och G.. Bodin fran
St. Paul. EmbetsmHnnens l0ner be-
stamdes salunda: ordf0randens $500,
kass0rens 5000 och sekreterarens $780,
ON annonser kunna anskaffas for att
betacka det vjsendtligaste af trycknin-
gen, sd skall referatet utgifvas en-
upplaga af eller 10 tusen exemplar
och utdelas gratis Kunna ej annonser
erhallas, sa tryckas endast 4 tusen ex.
och saljas som vanligt. Till komite att
anskatfa annonser valdes past. J. G.
Hultkrans SAINT hrr A. P. Croonquist
och A. P. J. Colberg.-Pastor S. G.
Franzen tillsattes till engelsk sekrete-
rare och det eng. referatet tryckes
1000 ex.
AT kass0rens rapport framgick att
for de olika andamalen inkommit till
honom SIG, 1928, men utgifterna hafva
varit SIG, 1926, hvilket visar en- kassa-
brist pa $279. 93.-Konferensen hembar
sin tacksamhet till den dagliga It'd
ningspressen for det utmarkta satt,
hvarpa den refererat saval konferen-
sens f0rhandlingar som f0rehafvandena
vid jubelfesten.
Nasta mote halles Vasa. MINI och
b6rjas derstades den tredje tisdagen i
mai 1894.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-06-07
D A KO T A,

Eft valgorande regn foil fredags
i trakten af Pembina, N. d., till stor
gladje for farmarne.
Utnamningar. Frank Briggs ar
utniimd till postmistare Blanchards
och Henry Kelly till postmiistare Kel-
lys, N. Da.
Det independents partiet S. d.
skall halla slit statskonvent i Huron
den 20 juni for att nominera kandidater
for distriksdomare och medlemmar af
H6gsta domstolen.
Landet S. Dakota stiger v'irde,
och .hafva farmarne lAtt att salja sina
egendomar till formanliga priser. I
vissa trakter al staten har landet stigit
Mira SO procent under loppet of ett ar.
Under ett grail ON cit stycke
land f6rliden onsdag, fattade Peter j.
Rasmussen sin revolver och sarade John
Root ganska lila. Det omtvistade
landstycket dr. belAget 80 mil vester ON
Glendale, N. Da.
Forlorade ALT. Ed uppstod i
fredags Farmaren J. G. Jones hus
Weber township, N. d., och lade pa
en- kort stund ALT aska. Jones hade
ingen assurans, hvarf6r f0rlusten 81, 500
ar sd mycket kiinbarare.
Sparkad af en- hast. w. w. Shu-
man, en- af de fUrnamsta affhrsmiinnen
Huron, S. d., blef torsdags sparkad
af en- hast sd lila, att han dagen derpa
afed. Under dc senaste tire manaderna
hafva S personer blifvit sparkade af ha-
star, och af de salunda skadade hafva
tva afidit.
De jordiska qvarlefvorna af U
S. Marshal G. j. Fry invigdes tors
days till sin sista hvila q kyrkogarden
Vermillion, S. Da. Liktaget var det
st6rsta som nagonsin forekommit sta
den. ALA butiker voro stangda pa Or
der af stadens borgmastare, hvilket vi
sar att den afd0de var afhalien af ALA.
soker skifsmessa. Fotografen
Georg Kraft, som under nagra ar haft
en- fotografaffar st. Paul, Mimi, och
rymde derifran for nagra manader Sc
dan, har dykt upp s. Dakota och der
begArt skilsmessa fran sin hustru
Bertha Kraft. Malet var fore den
juni inf6r domaren Andrews, och vAn-
tas utslaget j dagarne.
Ingen utsta1lning. N. Dakotas
agrikulturstyrelse hade i onsdags mote
u Grand Forks. En- resolution antogs,
att ingen utstallning skulle ar afhal-
las. De $4,000, som aro beviljade kun
ma anvandas till annat an att betala
premier. Den s. k. Driving Association
erbj1d sig att lemna en- passande plats
for utstallningen, men kommissarierna
kunde icke antaga anbudet under sin
|f1rtolkning af lagen.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-06-07
Frikande. De for bedrageri atala-

Frikande. De for bedr5geri atala-
de embetsmannen i Nebraska hafva
blifvit frikande af statens h5gsta DOM
stol. En- af domstolens medlemmar r6-
stade dock emot detta utslag.
Hvad pafven bar skolden. Kar-
dinal Gibbons h6ll nyligen har landet
ett f0redrag gaende ut pa att utvidga
pafvens verldsliga makt. Harf5r har
nu pafven anmodat slit sandebud For
enta Staterna Mgr. Satolli att uttrycka
sin stora tacksamhet och belatenhet
med innehallet n;imda f0redrag. Delta
tyder pa hvad pafven och hans kyrko-
furstar bara sk0lden. Det ar den
verldsliga makten och herravaldet den
romerska kyrkan efterstrafvar, och de
religi6sa fragorna aro ofta blott svep-
skal for tillfredsstallandet af delta
maktbegar. Hur smart skall det anne
rikanska folket ia ogonen 0ppna for
pafvekyrkans intriger?
Mord och mordbrand. Fran Mon
treal, Can, skrifves att tire tjutvar
l6rdags morse br0to sig in hos on for
m6gen farmare vid MANN Edy der
narheten. Sedan de begart och erhal-
lit ALA pengar och vardesaker som fun
nos i huset, nedsk0to de Edy och d8da-
de hans hustru och en- dotter genom att
afskara strupen pa dem. Harefter sat
to dc eld pa huset SAINT flydde sin Wig.
Sa smart elden marktes af grannarne,
@ 10 ofx 4
personer m0rdade. Den m8rdade f1ic-
kan var 20 ar gammal och skulle inom
nagra dagar f6renats aktenskap med
en- framstaende tidningsman Montre-
al. Detektiver aro utsanda fran Mon
treal for att f0rs6ka gripa f6r0fvarne af
dadet.
Monumentet till mime af missions
pastor P. j. Swanstr6m blef aftackt pa
Dekorationsdagen i Brooklyn, N. Y,
under de NEST gynsamma omstandighe-
ter, och ceremonierna voro synnerligen
impressive och val utf6rda, stiger Nord-
SHERMAN. Tidigt pa f0rmiddagen sam
ladies' vara landsman och landsmanin-
nor till stort antal och strax fore XII. IL
bildades processionen med hvarje
led. spetsen gick komiten, efterf0ljd
af Svenska Gleeklubben och tagade till
Swanstr0ms grafplats, till hvilken IL
ket veckan f6rut f6rdes, pa on sultan
de kulle, nagra minuters Wig fran in
gangen vid 9th ave., pa den vaclSra
Greenwood kyrkogarden. Der voro
med all sHkerhet mer lin 500 personer
tillstades for att hedra minnet af den
aaidne missionaren. Processionen STAN
made framf6r monumentet, som var Of
vertackt af svenska och amerikanska
flaggor och har hade den aldriga mrs.
Swanstr6m och hennes famili tagit
plats. Monumentet ar form af en- orna
mental granitpelare fyrkant, pa hvil-
ken star en- beslOjad urna, tillsammans
IA fot hold. Det har blifvit bekostadt
genom allman subscription inom for
eningar och af enskilda personer.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-06-07

Dammarne brista. Ire dammar
Red River ofvanom Fergus Falls bru-
sto harom dagen, anstallande atskillig
skada.
Biskopsresidens. Den katolske
biskopen Cotter Winona far smart
flytta in ett storartadt och elegant re-
sidens, kostande $4,000.
Stort arbetskontrakt. A. H.
Truax Hastings har af regeringen err
sTsallit kontrakt pa st0rre flodarbeten
West Virginia. Kostnaden stiger till
1880, 900.
Fran Heron Lake formales att
ett spanmalsmagasin, tillh0rande Emil
Peterson, blifvit 6delagdt genom mord-
brand, hvarvid 300 bushels spanmal ;if-
ven blifvit lagornas rof. F6rlusten var
sd myoket kanbarare som ingen assu-
rams fans egendomen.
Eldsvada 0delade f6rliden torsdag
delvis Northern Pacific jernvdgens
verkstader Brainerd. Egendomsf6r-
lusten anslas till $4,000. De nedbrun-
ma byggnaderna voro af tra, och hade
bolaget for hinge sedan beslutat att err
satta dem mod tegelhus.
Red Wing-nyheter: J. S. Allen,
hvilken den 26 sistlidne april blef Of
verfallen af on okynd person, af1ed
s0ndags af de erhallna skadornay Intet
spar har antratfats af den bof, som be-
gait drapet Man antager att f6r0fva-
rem af dadet var en- landstrykare.
Duluth-nyheter: R0stegarne St.
Louis county hafva nel1at att med $780,
600 bidraga till den f0reslagna kanal-
byggnaden. Vid f0retagen omr0stning
afgafvos har staden SO roster for for
slaget under det att omkring $500 r6-
stade deremot. Kanalbolaget sitger sig
ALA fall amna f0retaga arbetet fraga.
ON f0retaget ar vArdt underst0d, Sd
torde det vara tids nog att underst0dja
det nar allmAnheten blir f0rvissad ON
att bolaget menar det arligt.-En ka-
tolsk pater vid Mann Connolly har blif-
Wit arresterad Two Harbors pa ankla-
gelse att hafva valdf6rt en- ung ficka,
Julia Sutherland. F6rbittringen var
sd stor mot denne pafvens legoherde
att man fruktade lynchning, hvadan
fangen forts hit att forwards hiikte
tills saken hinner unders0kas. Det sa-
ges att samme person f0rut varit tras-
sci Crookston.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-06-07
w IS co N ST N.

w. A. Anderson fran La Crosse
Montreal, Canada. IL
Drunknade en- cistern. Mrs.
John Benson La Crosse driinkte sig
harom dagen en- cistern. Hon var af
81 ars alder SAINT anses hafva varit
vansinnig.
Krogupptrdde. Nels Nelson AM
herst blef under cit krogupptrHde d6d-
ligt sarad af en- man vid namn Mord-
land. Afven flere andra personer blef-
vo NOR eller mindre allvarsamt sarade
utaf den vildsinte mannen.
Fangar pa fri fot. Fran Javesville
meddelas att sex htiktade brottslingar
fredags morse beredde sig tillfalle att
rymma. De, hade nemligen lyckats
praktisera sig upp en- skorsten SAINT
derifr;in halat sig ned till marken me-
delst on af baddklAder tillvcrkad lima.
Slutad strejk. Harom dagen in
stAlde dc arbetare / Ashland, hvilka
Aro sysselsatte att lasta br;ider derva-
rande hamn slit arbete, fordrande for
hold betalnicg. Tvisten mellan arbeta-
re och arbetsgifvare uppgjordos emel-
lertid sistlidne l0rdag godo. Inga
st0rande upptrAden hafva under strej-
ken fBrekommit.
Bankfallissement Plankinton-
bankeni Milwaukee har n0dgats stan
60 sina d0rrar. Banken hade gjort ett
Ian pa $4,000 till Il. Lappen & Co.
och hade dcnna frma gjort konkurs.
Delta var emellertid mer lin banken
kunde biira Bankens tillg;ingar upp-
gifvas stiga till 81, ,OO0,O och skulder-
ma till 100000.
En- hemsk tilldragelse. Herman
Plamann Milwaukee slog vad med en-
kamrat att han kunde dricka Is glas
bier pa Is minuter. Efter det han
druckit 10 glas tog han cit par supar
att skolja ned bieret med, men den
daraktige mannen ham ej att drioka
mer lin ett glas till imam han begynte
stappla och f6ll 81 till golfvet och dog
inom Is minuters fGrlopp. Han var en-
stor och stark karl pa IS ar SAINT efter-
lemnar hustru och fem barn.
West superior-nyheter: stads.
myndigheterna hafva rakat i konaikt
med det bolag, som eyer vattenverket-
Det med staden ingangna kontral1tet
stadgar, att bolaget skall f0rse inva-
narne med rent och helsosamt vatten.
men harutinnan lAr det vara lila be-
staldt. Mar man tager betraktande
det inhytande drickesvattnet har pa
dot allmanna helsotillstandet, So ma
man icke f6rundra sig 0fver att veder-
b6rande uttalat protest mot det satt,
hvarpa bolaget fraga sk6ter sin upp-
gift.-Under det sakf6raren H. Morri-
son harom dagen var ute och akte ske-
made hasten och M. blef ganska allvar-
SAINT skadad.-Den fem ariga Mamie
F. Schwartz, hvilken for ett ar sedan
bortr6fvades fran slit f1raldrahem st.
Paul, Mimi, upptacktes har staden
f6rliden vecka SAINT aff6rdes till slit
hem. Poliskaptenen M. Gallagher var
den som antraffade den bortr6fvade
flickan, och kommer han att s0ka den
bel8ning of $500 som af Minnesotas le-
gislatur utlofvats for barnets aterstal-
lande till f6raldrarne. 20. X. Anderson
har blifvit utnamd till medlem af skol-
styrelsen.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-04-01
" e. VS. a. oRlEF.

Col, II. II C~egg has igned from
the Missouri World $ Fair CommiSs.aa.
Eleven prisoners escaped from 'a4
at Nlidd'osborough, Ky.
Henry /. Dawes was rendered q re-
cept on ard diun,r at the Hotel Ven
dome Boston Mass.
The elastic web concerns OF 's
country viii j. manufactte Iu''e
goriug for the shoe tratiic axe about f"
pool their issues.
The Supreme Court Of Ponn-vl'all
has re used TO grant specialalI 3.a.,.
IL tile eases Of Anarchists Henry ha''
an Cal Mold 81 Pittsburg.
The Bonn Mon liuor Labrador l@
arrived at fla ifiN from Liverpool u. L.
l.2ur iInmi rrunt~ and the Hans J ,,
son line teamrr BaUmwoN from o. y.
burg with $50 immi grants bouh" ~
tho United tates,
John Patterson Jr., shot ana q ~
wounded his uncle, John fal15
SIR, at Middles borough, hy
were drinking. Al Burnst ara N
Parton also engaged in piston 1I5
in which Parton was badly Wo1H'
The health officer at Ciacinnat, y.
found a cas- of malignant typA7 IA
in Front st eet bo rding nous N.
patient IS James Riley. a roassa. n
who worked On Gamer at rs"
leans ana Other Southern places
The Greek Nation in the ind'a3a,
ritorv is infested by an organized o.
Of hose thieves. A raid made +.
Geu~E Stidman ranch. near ~,
was SUCCESSFULLY res 'sted hY Are
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-04-01
EN-, SENATOR DEAD.
Mr.. b. S. Wei Passes Away at an Al-
yansed Age.


Chicago, Ill. March 2S.--B. S. We'll
ex-senator of Washington county Wis
consin, died this morning at his resi-
dence in this city, 1927 South Park ave.
rue, at the age of 81 years. TFe sena.
tor was one Of the pioneers of Visor
sin and prominent in politics for man
years.
Mr.. We'll settled in Washington cor'
ty in 1854. He was an old-time dem
ocrat He was in the legislature Of the
state a great many times in an cary
day and as at that time one Of IN
most prominent men in the state, M
We'll left a widow and six childrel
four sons and two daughters. The Gnu
dren are all married with the oxceP
ton of the youngest son. Mr.. Wa
owned considerable property in NSSa
ington county, among which was
farm on Ceder Lake, where Of he
years he spent the summer. For sew
eral years Mr.. We'll lived in MilWausee
but Of late he has spent his time Nll
his married children in Chicago ana u
st Louis. The deceased leaves q noa-
crate fortune.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-04-01

ton Of the reports Of state officers, de-
partments, institutions and societies.
Amending to employees Of the state
public school "a certain sum Of money
The senate took a recess until $50
p. II.
The senate reassembled al $50 p. M,
when senator MacBndc presented the
following resolution, which was adopt
ed:
Resolved That commencing with to-
murows session, "wednesday, Mach
10Th mstl.. that when the senate takes
a recess. after the first regular session,
the senate take "a recrss until $50 p. M,
for de purpose Of receiving reports
of committees, and that at the con
clusiOu of slch session the senate then
adjourn until 1870 ,. m, and that such
order Of business recess, and adjourn
meuts, he continued from day 10 day
during the legislative days Of the pre-
sent week. and that during the pres
cut week, commencing with Wcdnes-
day. the 18th inst, one regular session
of the senate be held in the morning
mt 10 o'clock a. m, the hour fixed by
law. one recess at . p. m, 10 receive
reports of committees, and one adjourn
ed session at 1880 p. H., for the trans
action Of all business that may properly
come before the senate.
Various commctteis sent up reports
which were read by the chief clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-04-01
NEW G. A. II. OFFICER.

ID. c. Sampson. Adiutant General
Commander Shores Ill.
Department Commander Shores Of the
G.. a. r. has issued an order appoint
ing D. c. Sampson, Of Ashland to the
position ot assistant Acknowledgement.
Mr. Sampson is president of the board
of public works, and city engineer of
Ashland He has just returned from
indianapolis, where he has secured
headquarters for the Wisconsin veterans
AT the Hotel DeniSon, He succeeds
Col ]. II Whitney G. X Irwin, Of
Tomah, has been appointed judge adj
voclte
Department Commander shores is III
nj n hospital in Chicago His trouble is
similar to that from which Col Weiton.
of Madison mis- predecessor, recently
suffered
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-04-01

DIFFERENCE N THE MORNING.
Necuah, Wis, March 2S.-Albert
Brown. a barber in this city, and n
Young woman giving her name rs Amy
Besseu OF Oshkosh, were arrested and
locked up early this morning charged
with being drunk and diSorderly on the
streets Tho -ir is a halt-hr,ed ludian
Sine WIS singing Tins morning whom The
policeman entered the cell and ~aid il
made har head lche To keep her mntth
shut The couple were buel - each ya-
day. and " nj ~ t,,a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-04-01


Der of the special Brazilian missioD.o,
which the deceased was tba
head At the request OF the Brazilian
Minister the Secretary of War detailed
the United states Marine Band ana
two troops OF cavalry from Fortres,
Monroe, to act as a guard Of honor
Diplomatic Representatives from every
legation here attended the services and
large number of prominent officials
and representatives of social liz
Solemn requiem mass was celebrated
with the choir in attendance
At the conclusion of the cers.
mony the body was borne
from the church to the hearss
the Marine Band playing Bethany
and the troops at present arms, The
military then headed the cortege, and
the remains were conveyed to vaul,
at Mount DIV Cemetery. where they
will lie until instructions are received
the Brazilian government or the mem.
bers of Baron Andrada's family regard.
inc final disposition.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-04-01
PROTECTED BY SOLDIERS.
Valuable Columbus Papers Loaned for
the Fair by Spain.

Washington, March 2S.-The official
in charge Of the Spanish-American eX-
hibit Mt the worlds fair reached Wash
iugton this morning from Norfolk, hay
iug in custody the papers loaned by the
Spanish Government for exhibition at
Chicago They We're brought to this
country in the United States steamer
Newark, which reached Norfolk sun
day afternoon The official was ac-
companicd on the trip from Norfolk
to this city by a military guard, nm
obligation assumed by the United States
to the Spanish government requiring
that the papers should be constantly
under the protection of military or
naval forces Of the United States while
in transit The papers will be taken
to Chicago Monday in charge OF a detail
of soldiers