Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-04-07

ar1nS company, makers of fine Bingham
have struck Off more pay, and in conse
duence the entire mill, employing 400
hands. has been shut down.
At New York Deputy Sheriff Young
has taken charge of the Hill Millinery
company under an attachment for
$4,000. Sigmund Rosenthal, secretary
Of the company, jumped into the river
at the foot Of West Ninetieth street, bu
was dragged out
Mary McGown. Il 13-year-eld girl, Of
SedaIia, Mo-, while fooling with her
fathers revolver, playfully pointed the
weapon at her 7-year-old brother She
pulled the trigger at his command to
shoot and he fell dead with a bulle.
in his head.
Senator Camden and Representatives
Anderson, Pendleton and Capehart, of
West Virginia, visited Mr.. Cleveland in
reference to the nomination of Mrs.
Kenna, the widow Of Senator Kenna
to be postmistress at Charleston, W.
Va.
Paul Neuman, Prince David and A.
G.. Mcfarland, the commissioners who
went tc Washington in the interest of
the deposed Queen of Hawaii, have
arrived in San Francisco and Will re-
turn to Honolulu on the next steamer.
employing 400 hands, has been shut
johnson Manufacturing Company, OF
North Adams, Mass, makers of fine
gnghams, struck Wednesday for more
pay and in consequence the entire mill.
employed 400 hands, has been shut
down.
-Four thousand Irishmen of New York
and sympathizers with the home rule
measures Of Gladstone assembled on
the Goth, In mass meeting and adopted
resolutions indorsing Mr.. Gladstones
struggle. Burke Cochran made an able
address.
The two undivided third parts of
August and Oliver FL. p Belmot in the
summer estate Of their father, the
late August Belmot, at Newport, are
sold to Perry Belmont for 100000,
who now holds the entire property
Nh. and Mrs. Bradley-NIartin and
family and Earl Craven have sailed
from Liverpool for America. The we'd
tin will take place in New York ON
April IS. The family will soon after
return to England.
The Italion steel cruiser Etna, under
the command of Admiral Magnaghi,
has sailed from Spezzia for New York
f0 tai pt i'm III NJ
demonstration. The Etna is Il COMPARE
lively new vessel, having been COM
pleted in 1885, and steams seventeen
knots an hour.
Because of requited love, Will Fry,
aged IL years, laid his head on the Lou
isville Southern track near ShelbyviIle
Ind, and suffered decapitltion He
has been in love with school girl liy-
ing in his neighborhood for some mon
tbs past and she did not encourage his
attentions
The Cumberland, Md, tin mill, about
which so much has been written, has
gone into the hands of receivers The
company was incorporated in New
Jersey in March, 1892, with i capital
stock of $500, OO0-$15O,OOO common
and $15O,ON preferred. 1t erected Il
plant near Cumberland, Md, costing
$4,000.
The Rev. DR.. Richrd l.. Painter, rector
of st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
Church, Church, of Akron, Ohio. died
on the 9th. after an illness Of many
weeks. He had been twentythree
years rector of st. Pauls Church and
had long been one of the most promi-
nent clergymen of the Episcopal Church
in the West
The National Plate Glass Company
has been incorporated ut Springfield.
H. The capital stock Of the new com
are Attorney James l.. High Harry W
Walker and James B. Stmmant. The
object, as stated in the charter. IS to
manufacture and deal in plate glass.
etc.
Mr.. Charles y. Codding. mama Gin-
who is charged by Capt. w. Dixon. of
Flushing. l.. L., with misappropriating
the property of his brother, Henry w.
Dixon. denies the charge. He says the
statement that Dixon has been hypno-
TIED by Root is absurd.
At Ottawa the hearing of evidence
in the case of Hon. Thomas McCreevy
and n. X. Connolly, charged with con-
SpiIacy to defraud the Dominion gov
eminent out of S35O.OOO in connection
with contract work III Quebec harbor,
has been postponed until September.
owing to the intentional absence Of
Robert II. McCreevy, an Important
witness for the prosecution.
Mayor Sommers has issued proclama-
ton offering 4 reward of $1,000 for evil
dence that will convict any party of
incendiarism in the city of Milwaukee
that have suffered from fires the last
ten days also offer reward of $4,000.
At Rockville, Conn, many carpenters
and maSonS, members of the recently
organized councils of that city -gave-not-
ice that beginning April I, they will work
only nine hours Il day. instead of ten
hours. The contractors refuse to agree
to this demand.
The New York Ontario & Western
Railway will make an important de-
parture at the opening Of navigation. 1t
will establish a lake line of steamers
between Oswego, n. Y, and Duluth and
enter into active competition with other
through trunk lines between the sea
nd t1,a