Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-04

frisco WlmlanS, postmaster at
Palmer, Ind, was drowned while bath
ing in the river.
The Uunc9n-BreWer flour mill in Du-
luth burned. The loss is placed at
100000.
Edward Hughes of Charlottesville,
was killed at Columbus Junction, Ia,
10y falling from hay wagon.
Mrs. Phoebe Owen, aged II, life
long resident Of Indiana, died at her
home near Lincolnville, Ind.
Henry KriZburg, farmer at Eliza
beth, ILL.,, was killed by being struck
by a pole falling from haystack.
Miners on the Cooopah mountains in
California have discovered remains OF
All ancient city buried in the sand.
Tramp miners from Colorado state
.crIng there is terrible and
that authorities are suppressing the
acts.
For an alleged insult to his sister,
David Loser shot and killed Benjamin
Leyinson i'll his store at Little Rock.
Near Tecumseh, Oklahoma, girl 10
years Of age died Of hydrophobia. No
one knows how she became Infected.
Fishermen at Bluff Springs, Ill, IN
garfield the jaWbone Of mastodon.
The interesting relic weighs 1O3 pounds.
Enastlcio Lobato was shot dead at
Albuquerque, \. NJ, III u fight over
cattle by cowboys.
X. j. Lamphere threw himself be-
meath the wheels of u train at Cheboy-
gan, Mich, and was crushed to death.
r. j. Tanner, the cowboy who started
out on broncho for Il trip around
the world, has reached Canton, Ill
Indians are not a success as soldiers,
mustered out.
Money is piling up in the banks Of
Chicago. Financiers of the city are
greatly encouraged.
Acting Mint Director Preston pur-
CHASED 10000 ounces of silver, Monday,
paying therefor G9GO per ounce.
First Comptroller Bowler has decided
that congressman are authorized to EN-
ploy clerks during the extra session
Decentralization of rates is spreading
in the territory bounded by Chicago,
Columbus, Cincinnati and St Louis.
Louisville lines are complaining o
the recent competition Of the Big -Four
by it's recent connection with that city.
All the defendants in the Mead muir
der case at Waupac;l, Wis, have been
released excepting Hansoonb, who will
be prosecuted for perjury. The case
cost $4,000
AS Il result OF an attempt ut economy
on the part Of the last legislature of
Nebraska many of the state institutions
lind themselves seriously hampered
for lack of funds.
Thomas Ill. Russell was arrested for
stealing 5000 worlds fair tickets.
Broker Trout who purchased them was
also arrested.
Wheat advanced > cents Il buSheI
Monday. Exports We're heavy, 1885,
600 bushels and $1,000 barrels of flour.
The Mckutchan carriage works at
Princeton, Ill.,, were burned to the
ground, involving Il loss of $4,000 and
throwing out of employment over fifty
men.
Father BarabasZ, pastor of the Holy
Rose church Polish), Baltimore, was
roughly hadled by some parishionerS
yesterday. His robes were torn from
his body and he was severely beaten
If it We're not for the police he might
have been killed. Arrests We're made
Daniel Yoahnkle, Il well-known Ger,
men Of Chanderville, ILL, drowned
himself in the Sangamon river at Vir-
glnia. No reason for his suicide is
known.
investigation shows that Shoemaker.
who killed the Lukens brothers at Me
ropois, ILL.,, did not commit suicide as
reported.
John ii. McAvoy, a Chicago brewer,
oled at his residence. His health had
been poor for several years.
President Cleveland and Colonel La
mont made great catch of bluetish
III BuzZard's bay Monday.
Joseph Jefferson denies that he is
aIected with cancerouS growth. He
says his health was never better.
Thomas w. Palmer SAYS the Duke
NeraSua is in a deplorable financial
shape. He will take action for the
duke
One hundred and fifty Colorado min
ers We're received at Boone, Iowa, and
gwen meal by the charitable resi-
dents.
Charles Bunk, of Kansas City, Kas.,
shot and killed William Blaclford for
paying too much attention to Mrs
Bunk
The Davis will case involving DOS
session Of S1o,ooO,0O0, has been set for
trial 1T Butte, Mont. 1t will probably
be settled.
Gresham denies that he will be
presidential candidate Cleveland will
probably elevate hun to the supreme
bench.
Much apprehension is felt over the
attempt Of the United States to remove
mtruders from Indian lands near Fort
Gibson.
At Friend, Neb., Michael Kesler.
tired his sons house in the hope of
cremating his wife, who refused to
sign mortgages.