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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14

Washington, u. G. oct. To- The
Tucker bill repeating the federal elec.
ton law was passed by the house TO,
day without amendment 10y q vote of
20 ayes TO 1ol nays "A strict party
vote.
The fact that tho voting on theJrllck.
er bin to repeal the federal election
laws vas to begin according To the
special order undcr which the debate
has progressed at / o'clock attracted
a fun house today
The benches ON both sides ot tho
house were filled and the Tilleutcs were
crowded The special or rcr bringing
the Tucker bill to a vote and the pend.
ing amendments b. MIR. Fitch, Mr..
Lacey and MFR Burrows was read at
l o'clock.
Mr. Burrows explained that he would
not demand a division on his amend.
ment il the house would permit the
1--WE statutes his amendment sought tn
save to be read at the clerks desk
thar they might get into the record.
They are the sections providing for
free registry and vote OF citizens h.
respective Of color or previous con.
dition, and providing Tor the punish.
mcut Of those who preycAt, lindc! and
delay registration ana voting and Civ.
ing United States Judges jurisdiction in
such eases.
ON rising vote the amendment was
defeated 81 70 lS}-a strictly party
division. The ayes and nays were de-
mandcd and the roll was called. The
roll call resulted: Ayes, 100, nays, IDS
against the ballot in congressional and
the democrats had a margin of o cN
cess Of u quorum, The vote then re
Cured on Mr.. Laocy's amendment pro
viding for the punishment Of crimes
against the ballot in congressional and
delegate elections, and Mr.. Lacey de
manded an aye and nay vote, claim
ing that the defeat OF his amendment
would give bribery ana ballot box stut.
6ng free rein ia delegate elections h
the territories.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14

ing Interest not to exceed 3 per cent
per annum, payable ~Scmi-aununlly and
rcdeemahle ar the pleasure OF the
United States after five years from
date with like qualities provided for
the bonds at present authorized 10 the
extent of S~-vo,uOp,OO0 and toluse the
proceeds thereof for the purpose of
maintaining the redemption of the
| nited states notes according to the
provisions OF the act approved January
IA, 1870 and for the further purpose
of mainIa ming all the money Of the
njtci states ut par with The gold
dollar.
Hereafter national banking asset
ationS shall be entitled to receive from
the comptroller of the currency. upon
compliance with all other terms and
requirements Of law therefor, circulat-
tng notes Of different denominations,
In blank, registered and couutcrSigned
as required by law, to the value at
par OF the United states bonds on de.
poSit with the treasurer in trust for
the association; provided that the ny
grcgUtc sum Of such notes for which
any association shall be liable, at any
time, shall O exceed the amount Of
it's capital stock nj the time actually
paid in
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14

the close wheat is lie lower and +, I'M
9-Sc higher. Oats were firm and gained
about lie.
new York, Oct, 10-The tone of IN,
Wall Street market kept Up rcmark
ably strong on good buying. and closed
bullish on about the whole list.
Money ON call easy, 203 per cent.
prime mercantile paper, Gas per cent.
sterling exchange hrmer; actual bust.
ness in bankers bills, 49, 1-2a4S} Il
for sixty days and Asa 1-2a4S5 for dc.
mand; posted rates, 4Sta4S6; CONNER
cial bn.s, al l--u4S2 IA for sixty days
and +S l-2d4S4 for demand. Bar sill
yer, rs 3-S.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
AT DENVER.

Denver, oct. la, Extensive prepara-
tons are being made for The openin-
Of tlr football season here saturday.
between the Denver Athletic club team
and the University Of Iowa. The latter
will Dc followed by the universities OF
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska. Illinois
and possibly Minnesota,
In December the Denver boys 40 to
California to play the Stanford uni.
yerSity, the University Of California
and the Olympic club.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
BABcoCK AND GUILDS NAMED.

Washington. Oct. 1O-The republican
congressional campaign committe has
elected Representative Caldwell, of
Ohio. chairman; Represent tive Bah
cock. Of Wisconsin, vice-president;
Schuyler Guilds, Of Wisconsin, secre-
tary. and r. II. Mckee assistant sec
rotary. Representative Hooker. Of New
York, was placed on the executive
committee. Washington was selected
as headquarters OF the committee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
MAY UNITE Of THIS,
Compromise Bin That Plcas's General
ly introduced IN the Senate.

Compromise Bin That Plcas'S General
ly introduced Ia the Senate.
Washington, u. G., Oct, 10 Senator
Squire, of Washington state this morn
isg proposed another amendment t,
the silver bin under consideration Il
the Senate. Like his other proposition
IT. strikes ont all after the %cnactiup
clause ana proposes an entirely new
scheme.
The new proposition Is intended To
take the place Of the forlaor proposed
by him, ana IL q compromise which en-.
braces everything demanded by the
different sides Of the silver question.
It does, however, meet with more ap-
prevail from leading senators than any
hing that has yet been suggested II
is understood that Senators Teller, Al
Ilson, sherman and others have said
that it Is the best compromise THAT had
been suggested
senator Squire intends to ask chat
each proposition be voted upon sep
arutcly, so that If some OF the prop.
ositions are not acceptable others Will
be
The bin provides that hereafter any
owner OF silver bullion. the product of
mines or r~eluerics located in the Unit
81 States, may deposit it at any mint
Of the United states to bc formed into
standard dollars OF the present weight
and huenrss for his benefit as herein
after stated; but It shall be lawful 10
refuse any deposit OF less value than
500, or any bullion so base gs 10 be
unsuitable for the operation Of the
mint.
II is provided, however, that there
shall only be delivered or paid 10 the
person dcpositiug the silver bullion
such number Of standard silver dollars
as shall equal the commercial value
of the silver on the day Of deposit rs
a%sccrtaiucd and determined by the
secretary Of the treasury. rhc differ.
cncc, If any between the mint value
Of the standard silver dollars and the
commercial value Of the silver bullion
thus deposited shall be retained by the
government as scignoragc and the gain
arising from such coinage shall be ac.
counted for and paid into the treasury
The deposits Of silver bullion foI
coinage into silver dollars shall not
exceed the SUM Of 100000 a month.
The amount Of the ~soiEuoragc o. gain
shall be- retained Ia the treasury as q
reserve fund ia silver dollars, or such
other form Of equivalent lawful money
MS the secretary Of the treasury may
from time to time direct, for the pur-
pose Of maintaining the parity Of value
of every silver dollar issued under
the provisions OF this act, with the
gold dollar issued by the United States.
When the number Of standard silver
dollars coined shall rcleh the sum Of
SlDO.gD.OOO, theu all further coinage
OF silver dollars shall cease. These
silver dollars shall be legal tender IN
an payments NJ their nominal or coin
value ana mo- certificates shall be is
sued 10 represent them. 50 much Of
the act approved July II, 1890, rs dt
reefs the secretary Of the treasury 10
purchase from time 70 time silver bul-
lion to the aggregate amount Of 800,
900 ounces IL repealed
The secretary 9f the treasury Is au-
thorized by this amendment 70 issue
and dispose Of 1T not less than par in
coin, bonds Of the United States bear
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
PAPER or TOBACCO ROW

Prairie du CHEN, Wis, Oct. 1o-John
Bitterly and r. Spiker got into an al
tercluon over a paper Of tobacco at
Joe Novak's saloon last nigDt, result.
ing In Spiker being dangerously cut
and stabbed Bitterly IS IN JAIN await
ing the result Of Spiker's injuries.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
PIERCED BY Az IRON ROD.

West Superior, Wis, oct. 10.-The
little daughter Of John S%chGtenour,
living at South Superior, met with an
accident yesterday by which she lost
her life. She was going along the
sidewalk with an iron rod in her hand
when she slipped, running the rod
through her body. She died imme-
diately.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
BELOTr MAN DISAPPEARS.

Beloir, Wis, oct. G0-Nothipg has
been heard of J., +. Iiedrich, who dis
appeared SO suddenly over . month
ago. His wife is nearly crazcd over
his disappearance and believes him
dead, He was secretary Of the Keclcr
Lumber company,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
SENSATION SPRUNG IN TIL.
REICHSRATH AT VIENNA
BILL FOR THE EXTENSION OF
THE FRANCHISE.
Its Introduction Opens a New Era OF
l'arl.. mentary Reform Socialists
Don't Favor 1t Czechs Not Abashed
Bohemian Party WIN Onsrruct the
Government All Possible.

Vienna. loct 10-There was much
excitement and surprise in the Reichs-
rIth today when Count TaafS, presi-
dent of the ministry and minister Of
the interior, announced that he desired
to submit a bill for the extension Of
the franchise. The bill Introduced
enables anyone properly fulfilling the
duties of a citizen to vote at all cleo
tons. The socialists are not satisfied
with the measure. 1t is net at al GER
tain the bill will be passed, but its
portant as opening an era of parlia-
mentary reform.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
TRACED TO WISCONSIN.
One of the HalSted, MINI, Bank Rob
hers Found at Waupaca.


-
Waupaca, Wis, Oct. 1O.-On the after
noon of Sept. - the bank Of Halsted,
Mimi, was entered by three men who
covered Cashier Eckern with rcvolyers
and demanded the money in the bank
or his life. He told them to help them
selves.
They took what was on the counter,
the safe being locked at the time. At
ter taking the money they backed out
Of the bank. keeping the cashier GOV
cred with their reyolycIr until they
reached their buggy, when they jumped
in, dashed their horses and were out
of rown before the alarm was given.
The cashier fired three shots from
a revolver through the window into the
buggy before they got away. 1t seems
one of these shots took effect aud has
been the means Of tracing Albert
Thompson from place ,u place and
finally to the little town Of lola ~ this
county. where he has relatives and
friends. He was arrested yesterday
by Sheriff Williams and lodged i'm jail.
Cashier Eckern is here and is very
certain That he Identities Thompson as
one of the men VINO entered the bank.
The sheriff has the ballet that was cX-
tracted fro" ThonpSon's leg by Or.
~Gryttenholm Of Scandinavia aud it
compares with hose used by the
cashier. Another arrest has been made,
but the party has not been brought in
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
FARMERS FORM A PooL.

West superior, Wis. Oct. 10.-rhe
farmers of Douglas county have pool
ed their interests and will establish an
open market in this city for the sale
of their produce They claim they can
not atford TO sell to the wholesalers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
ACCUSED OF DEADLY ASSAULT.

Sheriff Of Ashland County on John
O'Brien's Trail.
Ashland, Wis, oct. 1O.-The case
against John O'Bricn is ON trial before
Court Commissioner Merrill today.
O'Brien is at present sheriff Of Ashland
county and is being tried on a charge
Of assault with intent TO Kill. The
complaining witness is j. HalversOn, a
saloon-keeper here, who alleges that
O'Brien came into his place two weeks
2 and threatened to shoot him. The
case win be concluded tonight
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
CHURCHILL SPEAKS PLAINLY,
Lord Randolph Calls Gladstone a Com
mon Quack

London, OCT. 10 Lord Randolph
Churchill. ia q speech at HuddcrsleId
last evening, took occasion 20 criti-
cize a speech which Mr.. Gladstone de
livercd recently at Edinburgh lie
characterized Mr. Gladstone as 2 com
mon quack, and said that the liberal
unlonlst party bad not tried 70 secure
the amendment Of the home rule bin
because The measure was Of too hair.
Drained and insane 4 character.
The speaker declared that II -ha house
Of lords had not rejected the bill, he
himself would have voted for the abo-
Htion of that body.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
HUDSON BANK CASES


Hudson, wis, Oct. @ yrney Gen
cral O'Conucr and u large number OF
visiting attorneys are here in waiting
for the Hudson Savings bank cases
which arr next On the calendar after
the Nehring murder trial.
The defense Of the Nehring murder
trial was opened today. Selfdcfense
ana maltrcatmcnt was offered IN Iusti-
hcat.on. Drs. Caine and Watkins, Of
saltwater, for the defense, testified that
TIE injury was not necessarily fatal
and bad medical treatment may rave
been the prime cause cf McL1ughlin's
death. Nehring. fin his own behalf,
swore that he acted entirely in self
defense and struck the blow under
great ~proyocation. other witnesses
corroberatod his story Of the case.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
WEST SUPERIOR FAILURE.

West Superior, Wis, Oct. 10 Killing
berg X Nelson, n leading dry goods
firm Of this city, failed today, Assets
and liabilities are not known, but 1t
is thought creditors will le paid in
full,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14

Qucen Victoria Is having the common
experience OF amateur farmers. She
has had the finest herd of Jerseys IA
her |domiuious, with pcdlgrecs as long
as a worlds fair restaurant bill, This
herd was put up at auction the other
day, and the cattle buyers In attend
uuye pronounced them a very sorry
lot. Not even the loyalty Of the bid
dcrs could induce them to give more
than $40 for the BEST Of the jerseys
uud The poorer animals went FOR Il
mere song.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
NAY PROVE a MURDER

Prairie du CHEN. Wis, oct. 1O-Ru-
dolph Spiker was cut and shlashed
last night at Novak's saloon. The stabs
are serious and the injured man lies
in a critical condition. John Bitterly
was arrested this morning on charge Of
doing the cutting.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
POSTMASTER FOR EVANSVILLE.

Washington, Oct Determinations
were mad- today as follows. postmas
.ters-D. J. Ayers, Keokuk, Iowa j. A.
Minor. Bedford. iowa, and J Il Hos
kins. Evansville, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
TO FIN RESPONSIBILITY.

Jury Investigating the Mansfield Mime
Disaster.
Crystal Falls. Mich. Oct. 10.-An Of
fetal investigation into the Mansfield
mine disaster. in which twenty-seven
men lost their lives on the night Of
Sept. 2s, rs a result If the Michigamme
river plungiug into the underground
workings of the mine. was instituted
this morning by Prosecuting Attorney
Norealy. acting under the direction Of
Judge Stone Of the twenty-ffth ju-
d 'nial circuit.
The jury was taken TO the scene Of
rln disaster and there sworn in II re
turned to Crystal Fails and the taking
'f testimony is now In progress.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
TOO LIBERAL 70 LlEBERrHAL
Mrs, Bauersock, of Stevens Point
Searching for an Embezzlcr.

Chicago, oct. 10.-NIrS. i. Ii. Bauer
sock, of Stevens Point, Wis, called
at the Harrison police station this
morning, and asked assistance in 10.
eating a man named Licberthal. who
was in jail at Ironwood, Wis, on q
charge of cmbcZzlement.
Mrs. BauerSock went his bail 10 the
extent Of 5000. As soon as he got
his liberty he left Stevens Point, hi,
home, and has not been seen since
The Chicago police will endeavor &c
find him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14

Herr TtNcu, who has been commits.
stoned by the queen 70 paint a large
picture Of the Duke Of York's wedding.
has an interesting time of it. The
royal ]persouagcs who figure In the pict-
IRE have not the slightest regard for
his convenience and ne has to follow
them all over Europe with his canvas
In order 10 get them sketchcd iu. He
has been at F]redensbOrg recently 10
get the King and Queen Of Denmark.
IN November he viii 20 to Windsor to
sketch some Of the English royalties,
and he VIII probably have to visit
Rome, Berlin and 81. Petersburg before
hc can finish the painting
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
WITH THE TRADERS
Price Of Wheat Declines-Wall Street
Bullish.

chicago. Oct. 1o.-Speculative bust
ness vas light md the different mar.
aots parted company In their course.
Corn vent up while wheat declined
and provisions ruled strong for Janu-
1ry and weak for October delivery. At
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14

Tie Prince OF Montenegro pridcS hint
SELF upon his intimate knowledge Of
European politics, and always embraces
an opportunity 10 display his attain
Euglishmau az dinner ut Cettinle not
long ago aud remarked that he had one
great reproach to make against Mr..
Gladstone Thee Englishmm pricked
up his ears, expecting some ~delivernce
on home rule. Yes proceeded the
prince, MIR. Gladstone has been long
Ia office and has done nothing abso-
lutcly nothing TO discover Jack the
Ripper lie was thoroughly IN earn
EST. too.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14

King Behun2in, OF Dahomey. Is he
coming quite fashionable IN his tastes.
lie has selected a gorgeous coat Of
arms, which cmbclllshcs all his letters.
lie has a private secretary, too, and IS
putting on style generally lie is said
to be- fabulously wealthy, and com
plains that the French stole 100 pots of
gold from him. When his subjects who
are now down in the midway return
home they ought to be able to make
good the loss.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
SENATOR MARTIN MARRIED

Welded to Mrs. Chiun, Of Chippewa
Falls, al Chicago.
Chippewa Falls, wis, oct. 10
Word has just reached this
city Of the marriage Of senator
H. II. Martin and Mrs. NJ b
Chiun, both Of this city, at Chicago,
Saturday. Senator Martin Is one Of the
most popular men In northern Wisc0n-
sin, having been a resident Of this city
twenty years. Mrs. Chinn is a south
crncr by birth, a social leader and pos
sessecs "a large fortune. bir. and Mrs.
Martin will make this city their home.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
PoRTH WILL BE POSTMASTER

Washington, Oct. TO- George W.
Perth is to be the next postmaster of
milwaukee, and the appointment win
be sent to the senate in time for him
to qualify and take hold just as soon
as the term OF Postmaster NOVEL; is
at an end The mystery that surround
ed the matter has now been cleared up
and it shows that at no time has there
been a change in the plans held prior
to the nominal withdrawal of Mr.. Perth
last spring.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
QUIT THE PREMIER
pAKNELLITES IN PARLIAMENT
DESERT GLADSTONE.
THE NOTICE Is SERVED By RED
MOND.

speech Made at Dublin Which Excites
the Whole Kingdom-Ctaim That
the Grand Old Man Has Abandoned
Irish Interests-AIain Points OF the
Speech.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14

Washington, oct. 10.-The Milwaukee
postnastcrship has not been decided.
At least that is the statement made by
those in a pos'uon to speak authori.
tatively. rho statements that George
Perth is to be recommended are an
ticipatory only, and are based upon a
belief that his appointment is the only
possible solution Of the difficulty.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
NJ PROSPERITY ~ THIS.
Receivers Galore Appointed for Diverse
Manufacturing establishments.

ltttlN'IN 'tilpIf APIplNlCu TOT Inverse
Manufacturing Establishments.
Munice. Ind, oct. o. To-day the
Darncll Iron and Steel company made
an assignment The mill employed
300 e
Auburn, n. Y, oct. o., The works OF
BirdSll n Co, manufacturers of trac
tons and portable Saw mills, We're
closed this morning on an execution Of
SlG5,OOO.
PfttSDurr. Pa, Oct. a The Pitts.
burg Vehicle and Harness company,
capital S15o,ooO, made application for
4 receiver. The assets largely exceed
the liabilities.
Delham. Mass, O,t. o. The Mcr
chants Wooden min M East Dedhau
started up this morning on a three
daysa-wcek time schedule, with Il 10
per cent. cut down. About nifty hands
were given work and tomorrow others
viii 90 in.
Municc, Ind, oct. As "a result OF
the big failure of f. =. Nelson at
C,reencastle last week A. H. John
son was appointed receiver for the
Darncl NAH company of this city. Tho
mill employed about 500 men and
about $1,000 IS due them in wages,
The families Of many Of the employees
are suffering from hunger.
New York, Oct. 9.-1he firm Of Can
da & Kane, dealers In masons' binding
materials, made an assignment to
Matthew Baird. The firm does the
largest business in its line Of any in
the United States, and the liabilities
Will reach between 100000 aud $500,
600 1t is hoped that the assets win
equal the Liabilities. Preferences to
the amount of $1,000 are made.
Lawrence, Mass, oct. g. The Lower
Pacific mill, which has been closed
since Aug. II, started up in ull It's de
partmcnts this morning The working
hours for the present viii be from $
a. IN. 70 ) D. M, with a noon hour, ana
The mill closed on Saturdays. Their. will
also be "A reduction Of wages.
Baltimore, Nd, Oct. 9, Receivers
for the South Baltimore Car works,
one Of the largest institutions Of it's
kind i'm the country, were appointed to-
day. The Liabilities are S294,G and
the assets S617,lS1, The company Is
perfectly solvent, but Is banked with q
great deal Of iron ore secured for
orders which have been Cancelled, and
for others that were expected. It paid
10 per cont. dividend last January.
The works are now closed, but viii
be opened in a week to go 10 work on
a new contract,
Denver. Colo, oct. o The Union
Pacific Railway company's attorneys
have fled a reply in Che United States
court TO the application Of john Evans
for the appointment Of a receiver. The
reply is q very lengthy one, and in a
detailed way denies every charge Of
violation Of the agreement whereby
the Fort Worth passed into the pos.
session Of the Union Pacific. Further
more. the answer quotes the contract
and calls attention to a portion allow
ing the board Of directors The power
10 appoint officers ana TO locate agen
cies at Boston, New York, Omaha, and
Cheyenne.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14

Mrs, Annie Moore OF Mount Pleasant,
Texas, Is the president of the First
National bank of that place ana is said
to be the only oma In the country
who holds such a position She il
thoroughly familiar with the banking
business aud can shave a note or re
fuse "a loan with as much facility az
amy of her male colleagues.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
MRS GINTY,s SUCCESSOR.

Mrs. IilIel0 Now n Member Of Ih0
Board of Lady Managers.
Chippewa Falls. wis, Oct. lO.-Mrs.
Sam Fideld. lady alternate on the
Board of Lady Managers of the worlds
fair, left Ashland last evening for Chi.
cago, to take Mrs Flora b. Ginty's
place on the board.
Mrs. Ginty. owing to IN health since
August, has not been able to attend
to the many duties devolyiug upon
each member Of the board and is thus
being retired. Mrs. IGinty may not
take any further active part in the
labors of the board.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14
PERSONAL lNrELLlGENon

News from Lieutenant rcary's party
Indicate that they are not suffering
the JcrrorS of an Attic winter to any
great extent The lieutenant ON his
arrival at Godhavu gave q watermelon
party 10 the Danish Inspector, none Of
whose household had seen fruit of any
kind for many years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-14

PittsUurE, Pa, Oct a The Pitts
burg Vehicle and Harness company
capital S1JO,nnO, made application fol
a receiver. The assets largely cNcc",
the liabilities.