Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-10-13

with his lieutenant, Ring Sandova1, is
said to have spent three weeks at the
worlds fair.
Chesapeake and Ohio trainmen have
joined the striking switchmen and the
road is tied up, only mail trains being
allowed to run.
Mrs. Jennie Kimbal1, manager Of the
Corinne Opera company, and Airing
Schaeffer, Of Denver, were married at
Milwaukee.
Mrs. William Mcdonald was awarded
verdict of 5000 at Champaign, ILL.,,
against the Illinois Central for the kill
ing Of her husband, night switch
man, while coupling cars.
At the October term of the United
States supreme court 1,025 cases will
confront the judges. Many are of un-
common importance.
The Ohio Southern has been complet-
ed to Lima, Ohio, and connection with
the Chicago and Erie will be made
today.
Austria has restricted the press, right
Of public meeting and trial by jury on
account Of renewed agitation by young
CZechS
Iaborers at Auburn, Me-, had a
street fight, forcing pedestrians to fee
into places Of safety No one was
killed.
John NJ. Schaeffcr was accidentally
shot and killed by Edward Egeberdt at
a Carthage, ILL.,, amateur theatrical re-
hearsal.
Three negro miners, who shot a white
youth near Pittsburg, Kas., are in dan
ger Of being taken from jail and
lynched.
Oscar Walgren, Of Des Moines, To-,
while trying to steal a ride, was run
down and killed by the cars. He was
10 years old.
J. c. Thomas, superintendent of Gin
cinnati parks, has been arrested on a
charge Of selling stone and other city
property.
William Hunt fell headlong into a
wen near St Joseph, Mo, striking
George Anderson. The skulls of both
were crushed.
Mrs. McCafferty, Il relative at Wash
ington, Ind, has offered $1,000 for the
arrest and conviction Of the Wratten
murderers.
Mrs. Robinson swan the EmbarraSs
river, near Oakland, Ill, to get help for
her wounded husband and died from
the exposure.
Joe Clinsman and wife, an aged
couple Of Cincinnati, were robbed of
$1,000 in cash which was concealed in
their dwelling.
DepoSitorS Of the defunct Capital
bank at Lincoln, Neb., thinks affairs
are being mismanaged and will appeal
to the comptroller.
Russian cruisers are said to have
driven American sealing schooners near
the Copper Islands. Complaint will be
made at Washington.
The Rev H. E. Dosker, of the Third
Reformed church, Of Holland, Mich.
has received a call to the Reformed
church at Milwaukee, Wis.
Joseph LANCE, Il glassblOwer, claim
ing to be from Chicago, was sentenced
to the penitentiary for one year al
Portland, Ind, for stealing an over,
coat.
1t is said by those who should know
that feeling against Brotherhood Chief
Arthur is SO strong that he may be re-
tired as head of the engineers Organi-
Zation.
The Rev Amory H. Bradford, OF
Montclair, \. j., has received a call to
Westminster Chapel, London, the larg-
est Congregational meeting house in
the world.
Gilbert Bigby, aged Lightweight, a
farmer living near Oakland visited
the worlds fair and found sixteen
year-old bride, whom he married on the
day they met.
Mayor Traut, who ventured to dis
turb the even tenor Of southern lynch
ings by ordering 4 militia company
to fire on bloodthirsty mob, has re,
turned to his home in Roanoke, Va,
welcomed and assured of protection
by the best citizens.
Attorney General Little. of Kansas.
has decided that parties who made
the race for homes on the Cherokee
strip forfeited their residence in this
state and with it their right to vote
About 10000 citizens of Kansas, in
Guiding many officials, made the race.
EX-AsSemblyman w. S. Warner, late
of Outgamie county, has secured a
second divorce from Kate Warner, to
whom he has been twice married. He
has a legal residence in Brookings,
S. D., where he secured his divorce
Previous to going to South Dakota he
lived in Milwaukee.
Obituary: At London, Rev. Benjamin
Jewett, the eminent English scholar.
aged seventy-siN--At New Orleans,
James L. Alleyn, manager Of the
Western Union office and a confederate
veteran, aged fifty five English,
Ind, DR.. William A. Cole-At Provi-
dence, r. |. Andrew S. Phillips, aged
sixty eight.-At Baraboo, Wis, Philip
Blanchard. Il pioneer Of Waukegan ILL.,.
aged ninety.-At Manchester, Mich,
Postmaster John F. Nestell