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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-04
GOOD FOR GEORGIA.

Atlanta, Oct 27-The Georgia house
Of representatives passed a bill prohib-
iting the sale Of cigarettes in the state.
A bin was introduced licensing the car
ryng Of pistols under certain rcstric
tons
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-04
WISCONSIN EXHIBIT GIVEN.
Museum Gets the Badger Forestry Dis
play Other Donations.

Chicago oct. 30 Chicago's proposed
big museum has already been offered
some most valuable worlds fair ex-
hibits. The United States fiah COM
mission has offered the aquarium and
It win be accepted.
The state Of Wisconsin VIII give us
exhibit in the forestry building Mis-
souri,, Washington Pennsylvania and
Oregon have also offered their eAhlbit0
in forestry. Many foreign exhibits
have been offered.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-04
SOCIALISTS DEFEATED.

Only One of Their Candidates Elected
in the Swiss Elections
Berne, Oct 3O-Ycsterday's election
for one hundred and forty-Seven mem
bers Of the national council resulted in
a crushing defeat for the socialists
Only one of the candidates of th0t
party was elected
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-04
TWENTY ONE HORSES BURN.
Lumber Company's Barn at La Crosse
Destroyed by Fire

La Crosse Wis, Oct 30.-A barn be
longing to the IIolway Lumber COM
pany, together with twenty-one horses
and a large amount of feed harness,
etc, was destroyed by fire last night
entailine a loss Of $500 with only
$1,000 insurance in the Detroit Fire
and Marine
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-04
CHICAGO WANTS II
Wisconsu's Building May Remain at
Jackson Purk-Ihe Two Stauiea

WlscOusus Building May Hemaln at
Jackson Park The Two Statuea
The Chicago fntcr-Ocean says: Wis
consin hopes that her state building
viii be sold for clubhouse If the
consent OF the park commissioners can
toe obtained, It win remain in Jackson
park. The two pieces of statuary, Ge-
MUS Of Wisconsin and Forward, by
Miss Mears, OF Oshkosh and Miss
Miner, Of Madison, have been present
cd to the state They are to be dupli-
Gated IN bronze and marble and placed
In the capitol at Madison A fine bust
was recently finished by Miss Miner
and presented to Mrs Wlnans, lady
commissioner from Wisconsin In rec0g-
milton OF her services I'm connection
with the fair
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-04

Great preparations are making for
the celebration Of the jubilee Of The
service IF King Albert Of Saxony, in
the army.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-04
CONFESSES.
GRAND JURY QUICKLY SETTLES
PRENDERGASTS CASE.
CHICAGO OVERCOME BY ITS
GREAT WOE.

Entire City in Mourning for Its Muir
dered Mayor-The City Council Takes
Fitting Action-Prendergast Sleeps
in Anarchist Lingg's Cell Becomes
Tired of Taking
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-04
THE FAIR IS OVER
WORLDS COLUMBIAN EMO
SlAION OFFICIALLY CLOSED.
END COMES AMID THE DEEPEST
GLOOM

Meetings for the Purpose Of Express
ing Deep Regret In the Taking on
Of Chicago'S Mayor Mark the Day
Lonely Cannon Boom az Sunset.
Total Attendance
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-04
CONGRESSIONAL

NJ-N'rtNhoSdNNAlA
Washington Oct -. The silver
compromise tcil through. because some
democratic senator's declined 10 endorse
I IL and talk was resumed on rcpeal.
Jones aud Stewart speaking.
In the house the lill for the relief of
the Mormon church was pissed. also
the bill for a new revenue cutter for
the great lakes, Oates spoke I'm favor
OF the passage Of the bankruptcy bin
aud stone and Siblcy IN opposition.
Washington oct - Stewart aud
Jones continued their free silver speech.
rs.
The house devoted the day to debate
on the bankruptcy bill Bryan. OF
NcbrlSka, made vigorous speech in
opposition TO the measure The bill. ."
he said, would place every debtor az
the mercy Of the creditor whether he
was msolvcnt or not Thc news that
reached us today from the other end
.of the capitol of the probable passage
of the repeal hin and the establishment
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-04
80 NEW TREATY

Uncle sam Has Made No Pledges to
Brazil
Washington. Oct so The state de-
partment this afternoon denied that
the United States government had en-
tered into treaty with Brazil, pledging
our support to that country in the
event of IN attempt being made to re
store the monarchy there.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-04

" aNNlHS lollt tIl. Ia" AlltI lllN
transaction Of some routine morning
business by unanimous consent the sill
yer.purchase repeal bill was taken up,
the vice president stating the question
TO be on Senator pelfer's frce-eO mage
amendment The senate was addressed
by senator Teller, who proceeded TO
discuss the causes Of tire financial de.
preston which has existed I'm all the
commercial countries of the world since
1873 a duration of depression which
Was, he said, unusual and abnormal,
Senator Teller in the course Of his
speech WIS challenged by Senator Ilig
gins to reconcile bis argument with the
fact that while the prices FOR wheat
aud other productions had been tending
downward, the prices Of Indian corn
and pork had been high The reason
given by Senator Teller was that the
high price OF pork was largely artif-
citl-the result of speculation while
that Of corn naturally went with that
Of pork Both these products, there
fore had been Withdrawn from the
ordinary Law Of supply and demand.
senator Washburn took part in the
discussion, agreeing IN the main with
Senator Teller Mr. Stewart ALSO spoke.
When the house met at noon prayer
was offered by Rev Mr. Smithson, who
referred 10 tllc death Of the chaplain
Of the house, Rev S. II Haddaway.
Mr. Richardson, democrat, Of Tennes-
seo, offered a resolution expressing the
regret 81 the house ana authorizing
the appointment Of "a committee Of
sucn 10 attend the funeral The rcso-
lution was adopted
The joint resolution rendering the
acknowledgment Of the government
and people Of the United States to the
various foreign governments that have
participated in the Columbian expOsl-
tion as amended by the senate, was
called up ana the amendments were
cOncurrcd in
Mr.. Richardson, chairman Of the com
imttce on printing introduced a joint
resolution. which was passed, providing
tIlat after the beginning Of the regu-
lar session all cngroesed bills and Joint
resolutions, instead Of bAng written
by hand. shall BE- printed, and that
such printed bills shall De considered
ana treated In every respect as regu
larly engrossed bills
The house has under consideration
at the time the morning hour expired
I a blf TO grant right Of way to a rail
way over the Hot Springs reservation
farf came TO no conclusion thereon.
The house then went into committee
Of the whole for the consideration Of
the bankruptcy law and Mr. Boatnei
tdemJ 81 Alabama. took the floor Mr
Keyl opposed the BIN and Mefsrs War
ner and Broaius Ia opposition to him
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-23
. 8 A,41s H,As
30 premios que importan

. Dferencia 41Q6sS
NOTA.-Ls diferenca de los $105s2 entire el imporse
de los 25 600 betes reparte premios
tina para gastos de bllete hsas propectos
cuara Ia Real Hacienda dslos oui
dos por 100 los que tomen las acciones betes
benehco favor del Asilo.
OTRASe concede ell por 100 de berefcio todos los
tomen acciones de Glen betes adeane las cuales
debersn pedirse Ia Presidents del Aslo doa Olemencia
D&vla de Simonet. ~ @4z.
OTRA.-No Sc seryira ningdn pedido qua no venga
acompanado de su correspondents importe.
OTRA.-L Los bfetes premados pagar6n en- la de
esta villa. - - Is
Lo que sv1sa al pdblco para 50 conocimiento.
Humacao, 10 de Geptiembre de 1898 LA Presidents.
QaHessci0 D6uila De SkN0aef. IS
O La Junta del Asilo de Damas hara 81 sorteo Fl
msmo yias lstas De Ia Dputac6n egan para los pasoa
dc Loo btletea premiados, Nbre. 70
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-23

HEstos 7vapores haran es-
Gala en- los principales
Ipuerots de la Isla, segun
LAS necesidades del ira
H6co.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

Tho Police Comm ssion met in spe
eial session last night and revoked the
commission of special Waterman
Sherer, the charge Of drunkenness
having been proven against him. Ibis
IS the first commission OF private
wltchnan to be revoked. Iatroltnan
Faylor, Davidson ami Scott swore
that they had seer Sherer drunk, as
also did John Settlers.
The missiopoTs thought tho evi.
drnoe 70 damaging that th0y revoked
his commission. Sherer was called
into the room and offered no defence.
except that he was employed in the
saloons 10 keep order. chief OF 20.
ice liolan was instructed TO notify
the special watehnlfn in the city wear
ing the reputation uniforms to
change them. as 1t was against the
law to wear them. ."...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23
cAsABIANCA CLEVELAND.

Grover stood on the free trade deck,
Whence all but him had He'd;
His silver bill around his neck
And vet oes in his head.
Not beautiful. he stubborn stood,
And sought to rule tho storm;
creature of the AuRwump blood,
Though Democrat in form.
His party called, he would not go
Without the MnEwumps word.
The wind through PETERS whiskers blow,
But Grover never heard.
He called aloud: SAY. Gresham. say,
If yet my task be done
Protection have we husted up.
Fro trade for England wont"
Speak, Cockrell y once again he cried,
'Oh. let me hear from Vest"
But Bland declared; Tho ways divide,
And he was going West.
Champ Clark was writing up q speech
A bout that Nv estern man"
And AltReld was prepared to teach
Tho new anarchist plan.
Maynard was studying how TO steal
For liill another place;
New Jersey iemccrats appeal
For winter gambling race.
l.ochren was busy writing names
OF pensioners refused.
A nd Bissell playing at the games
or poStmasters abused.
Gresham was working at his best,
a project low anu mean,
To crush republics IN the west
And seat negro Queen.
Olney was busy 10 his eyes,
And though the party bust
II lie thought it suited TO his SIZE
To help another trust.
The Tiger" III his New York lair
Wac up to other fun;
The banks and brokers well must fare,
Sad ma and his sun.
The Bpy State Democrats appeared
To lie in awful need, .....
The ogic Of events they feared. ."... j..
And that of1bomas iced.
" hiie from Iowa came a cry.
A sad. heart-breaLing nulse.
Come up and help us ere we lie.
Or JACK on-E wallor lioies.
The unemployed on every hand
Wetr crying Giving us bread;
| Your free trade talk has wrecked tn
| land u
And Killed industry dead. Vs.
| on Growers brow he felt their breath,
Hut II the Tree trade deck
lie knew OF lurked his party's death,
Ana set his stubborn II Ok.
He shou cd nut once more aloud.
81 OOH III the Great Am.
| Free trade tr bust shall be my shrond,
| MCKINLEY lisa clam
Tho alots soon W ere lying wild;
| rat ctiun tide was hl-h
| The Ial OF boxes on were piled.
''nuwn " it'll free trade" the cry.
| There came burst OF thunder sound.
| A loud protection ponl,
| NICK mi y bombs were Yin round,
| And kIlie poor Larry Neal.
| Boiez, Maynard. Russell. where arc they
| And Cleveland, wnere is he! H..
| Ask OF the winds that farawhy
| with fragments strcwei tue sea.
| With tigers crnnlis and brlgadters,
| The ire ttlut0collegc hHAe
| And GIuN er M the l9-t appears
In iuuucUuus Uc-uctudc,
New ! DIRK Preas.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23
SENSATIONAL MURDER Trial.


Fashionable Audiences.
prrrsBuRa, Nov. es.-The Huddlestohs
Coyle murder trial, the most sensational
ease of the September term, IL now Oh
trial In the criminal court. The case Is
sense tional not only from the nature Of
the charges, but because of the wealth and
position Of the defendants and the beauty
Of the central figure in the case-Kitty
Huddleston Coyle,
On the 4th day Of June the body Of fe
male infant was found on the premises o.
the Huddlestons at Bellevue, down tn,
Fort Wayne road Tho coroner's inques,
held Miss Is 'tty Huddleston, Mrs. Clar
( s. lluddleston, the mother of the youpl
woman, and W. Claude Coyle for tn
death of the child. The grand jury In
dicted the three In addition to the join
indictment for murder there is separat,
Indictment against Mrs. Huddleston 70,
murder, ono against Miss Huddleston fol
concealing the death of the child, and one
against Mr.. Coyle for the paternity of tn,
babe. After the discovery Of the body o
the child Mr.. Coyle and Miss HuddlestoI
were married. Mrs. Huddleston is
widow, and is reported about the cour
her possessions probably foot up $4,000
Coyle comes from a wealthy family.
The attorneys for the defense say tina
! all the evidence offered by the common
J wealth will be either explained or prove
to be false They claim that there is NJ
element of malicious prosecution in tn
case. The case is attracting crowde,
audiences of fashionably dressed women
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23-The state o
Louisiana, through Attorney Genera
Hazen, instituted suits against l.. y
Gourdain and others dong business undo
the name of j. L. Morgan and thu
Louisiana Loan company fraudulent lot
terry here, pretending to be the successor
of the Louisiana State Lottery company
and selling tickets in different scctior
based upon the drawings of the Louisiana
State Lottery company. The defendant
are under indictment in the crinina
court, and the action of the attorney gen
eral will successfully kill the lottery
which has been carried on for some time
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

Mlddletown 10 one OF the flourishina
Inland towns OF Delaware. located
some twenty-five miles down thu
State. and has some three thousand
The important business
houses arc located on the main street
AIR. Reynolds. the popular harness
maker. was called upon, who met your
reporter with hearty shake OF the
hand and extended the courtesy OF hlt
store to maze his headquarters while
In the town.
The place Is blessed with two news
papers. the Transcript, Republican
paper edited and owned by Brown d
Burris, two bright and brainy New
Castle County lawyers. who have IN
fused new euergy and LIE INTO TN
Transcript and 1t is said are doing
paying business in their newspapo
Venture.
the New Era ia owned and edited
Mr.. by freeman. 10 is staunch Demo
cratic paper and Is very nicely located
In very tasty and well-llghted oiiiGs
which is ms clean and tidy ne new
pin. In fact, rs n composltor AM
newspaper man, l think it IS emo Of
the model offices on the Peninsula
and speaks we'll for Mr.. Freshman,
liabilities to conduct a successful news
Ipapor planet.
He runs his large Campbell prass b,
a 4.horse Turk water motor. which h
says beats man power oil hollo "
Both papers appear to he prosperous
w not laying up treasures in the banb
tor n rainy day or real estate speculu
tion, when the good Democratic time
ovcrtakes ourtakes our people OF Della
ware. Your reporter visited tn
County Teachers Institute, and hear,
Prof. NJ q. Brumbaugh speak. lii
ID certainly very interesting aud en-
PERTAINING tplker on educ ltional nat
ters. But the dessert followed In tn
person of Colonel Sanford, tho travel
er, lecturer and orator. He convulsel
his hearers by his witty remarks. Ii
is certainly worth hearing.
| A pathetic scene WAS related by hin
OF what befell him when an eight-yeal
old boy, without parents or friends
poor, ragged and unloved. How h
spoke his tirst piece and how 1t wa
received. and when grown to manhoo
he received one hundred dollars iron
the hands OF ono for n lecture wht
had spurned his first effort. He Sal
the children should receive kind bn
firm treatment. as they would remeu
Dor 1t oil through their lives. -"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

PITTsBuRG, Nov. 23.-The farmers {
Lower st. Clair and Upper st. Clair nj
troubled by tramps, and Inspector Keli,
of the South Side district, is receivin
many complaints daily of robberie
Superintendent O'Mara has issued gel
eral orders to the patrolmen to arrest a
tramps, and they will he committed I
the workhouse as Migrants. The re-
berries at the farms are evidently con
mtted by hungry men, for only article
of food ARE taken. The thing is being en-
ried on so extensively that some of Il
farmers have been made poor. One ma
reported to the inspector that his COW IN
been stolen and killed for food. Anoth,
found that his entire cabbage crop hi
been stolen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

This evening In the auditorium OF
tho Brownson Library Hall, the Rey.
VI. y. Fallon. pastor of st. PauPs
Church will deliver a lecture on An.
archy. This will be tho opening OF
the series of lectures to be given this
winter by this association. Tho ad'
mission will be FREQ. Several vocal
and instrumental musical selections
will be rendered. A pleasant time is
guaranteed to all who will attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

DASBuRY. Conn, Nov. 23.-The Dan
bury hat manufacturers have issued
circular, in which they say that owing It
dullncss in trade and to competition b.
Independent shops, they have decided t,
discharge all their hands next Saturday
and will resume a- non-union shops whei
the condition OF the hat trade warrants il
The notice affects several thousand opern
tives in Danbury. .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

The largest river is the Amazon.
Rises 6nniles from the Pacific oceaI
and travelses the whole width OF the
continent, n distance al I.uuO miles
II is nayigublo for large.sized Ship
1900 miles from Its mouth Iii TIN
last 800 or 100 miles of It's course 1T
width is so great that from enc ehor'
The opposite bank is invisible. III,
strength OF its current carries il
fresh waters distance Of more thai
700 miles out to sea.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

Yesterday afternoon OF Stidham't
auction room, the Security Trust an
Safe Deposl. Company, administrator
OF the estate OF sarah r. Sherron sold
SIX shares OF First National Bank stock
at : l5 live shares OF Wilmington and
liraudywine Bank at S79; Wilmington
City Electric Light stock sold a,
sJS SO; several shlres of New Castle
Goal Gas stock, offered OH account OF
private parties were bid up to SS!.54
ana then the stock was Withdrawn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

NASHVILLE, Nov. Gan incendiary fir
at Newbern, Dyer county, destroyed sey
eral business houses. Lee bradshaw an
Patrick Muffatt, white, and Edward Gil
bert, colored, lost their lives during tn
fire, Bradshaw ran into n house to &c
some money and papers from safe, an,
just as he emerged from the building tn
L..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

MALONE, N. Y, Nov. 23.-The body o
Samuel t. Livingston, 81 years old, resi-
dent of this village, was found in tn
woods about four miles south of Ladd
hotel in Duane. The bark ON small birci
trees near where Livingston was fouu,
was gnawed off. indicating that he hU'
lost his way and had died of Starvation
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

The creature most tenacious of life
is the common sea pulNp. Ono may
he cut III two aud two creatures are the
result. Ono may be slit lenRthwlse
INTO half u dozen sections, making as
many animals, They may 10 turned
inside out and enjoy themselves jus
rs we'll as before. II two bo divided
and placed end to end the result will
he n monster having head at each
end oil its body.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

MAYS LANDING, n. j., Nov. eth,
mystery surrounding the death on Sun
day of Alice Webb, the l7-year- old daugh
ter of Alfred Webb, of Port Republic, wa,
cleared up by County Physician H james
of Mays Landing, who viewed the bod,
and gave certificate that the cause u
death was commissions. There was moth
ing TO indicate that she had ATTEMPTED
suicide
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

Professor F. A. Bowers. lata OF Phlla-
delpelphla, has Income resident OF
this city and has been installed ns
choir master of First Presby torian
Church Mr.. Bowers Is limo musl-
clan ana under his direction tho music
Iot the choir has already much I'm prov.
led. The Y. l.. y. C. Il. Society OF the
church has organized a choral society,
of which Professor Bowers will be di.
rAnfnr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

The yearly business meeting OF West
Presbyterian Church WAS hold last
evening. Isaac Baird was appointe
chairman. after which Joseph Miller
read the financial report of tho past
year. which showed that the churcn
was in very PROSPEROUS condition
the bonded debt Is 5000 floating debt
$1,000. it having been reduced Sl01,
daring tho year and the minister S. or
lRanlet's. chorisJNrs' and seSton's s,lr'
ries all paid in full Mr.. Crozler. who
has been member OF the church since
Its organization. declared it. wI5 the
second oest report ever made Thg
envelope systDin has, worked udnlra
bly,, exceedlng last years collection by
!: 1900. g. n. Morrow. }. X. Mari and
VI. D. Crossan were elected trustees
for 8 years,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

JACKSONVILLE, Miss, Nov 23.-For year
there has been much talk in the Confed
crate veterans meetings and elsewhere o
building home for deserving Confederat,
soldiers and their widows unable to sup
port themselves. The scheme has Mt La
been incorporated, and meeting cullc,
in this city for Dec. i9next. The plan .
TO buy the former residence of Jeffersoi
Davis on the coast and convert into
home
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

The prospect Is lima for largo turn
out at kingswood this (Ihursday
evening, at the reception to be give:
by the pastor to his members and pro
Uatloners. Tickets are bong dis
.tributsd, and every one connected
with tho church Is anxiously desiret
to be present. Admission free. The
leading feature Is u lecture by Presid
ing Elder l.. l.. Barrett
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

BALTIMORE, Nov. 23-Iudge Harlan, {
the superior court, in the case of the star
against the Equitable League of America
held that its charter had been furflitu
and that receivers should be appointed %
wind up its affairs. The main point wa
whether the league had failed to compl
with the insurance laws, orrather whcthc
it was liable for having violated them b
exceeding its charter rights.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

ROANOKE, Va, Nov. 23-Three of I'll
persons under Indictment for participn
ing in the riot of Sept. 20 were foun,
guilty, but almost the minimum peualt!
was imposed. James G. Richardson wa
fined 800 and d. V. Kennedy and S. Flu
qua were sentenced to one days imprison
ment and fined Al