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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23


ed great increase in the number Of
deaths IN Germany from respiratory
DISEASES
Or. SchweniHgen. Prince Bismarck
physician denics that there is any
ground Tor the revived alarmist ru-
mors regarding the princes health
The Ashland. Wis chamber Of com
merce adopted by "a unanimous vote
resolutions protesting against pIaclue
iron ore and lumber on the free list
Andrew Thompson was shot and in
stdntly killed, while resisting arres
by officer Tweeton. Of CrooksIou.
MINI. The ccroner's jury e1onerated
the oniccr
The jury in the Phelps murder case.
at Alexandria. 5 D.. brought in "a
verdict Of guilty and fixed the penalty
~ life Imprisonment A molten for 30
new trial viii he heard Feb l.
uuram. vino was Mr. Cllads tones
valet and trusted factoum for twerty
years, committed suicide 10 the
thames nj London
Nathan Matthews. Jr., ldeuti was re
elected mayor Of Boston by plurality
of j,13s The vote was: Matthews
1850; Hart, 3l,422
Mrs Blanche Culbertson- French OF
New Albany, Ind, paid her attorneys
$500 for services in her suit to break
her fathers will by which she 20,
>Gpu,Ulp.
Two months a-o A. w Defiance.
South Dakota cowboy, held up and
robbed a mail carrier al Chadron, Neb
His desperate act nettled him exactly
cent, and he gets o term Of life i'm
pnsonment
Judge Sherwood Of the Kane county
court has delivered his opinion in the
Aurora Mayoralty contest, that John
c. Murphy. now Ia the chair, is not
the lawful mayor, but tina, James Bat
tie was elected by 81 plurality of TWEEN
ty-sIx votes
The total value Of Iowa crops in 1899
exclusive of the products Of orchards,
gardens and vineyards was $lGl, G97,
O32.
Mrs Priscilla Spoouer celebrated her
huudredth birthday ut Kent, Ohio.
yesterday She was born in Maine and
attended George Washington's funeral
when SIX years old.
A miscreant threw "a bomb in the
French chamber Of deputies Saturday
afternoon The explosion wounded
over eighty persons. Some hfty ar
rests were made on suspicion The
wounded VIII probably all recover.
William Repke, q convict Of ~,
Michigan state prison, now says that
his alleged confession in the Aoltor
murder ease was q lie. August Gross
man, August Foreman, Charles Foel-
ger Henry Jacobs and Repke We're
convicted OF the crime and given life
sentences On the strength Of the con
rrssiol Repke declares that lie docs
not know who killed Molitor Steps
are being taken so secure the release
OF the men.
Queen IlAOukalani asks the pro.
lection Of the provisional government
and President Dole details six officers
to protect the palace. II is said that
Princess Kaiulani viii uy FOR the
throne ana that she may call on Great
Britain for assistance The politicar
tension is great in The islands.
The Germauia club of Chicago dceliu-
.J ~ ra.saizya IA unfutiD,r Of tzny Alt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
HE poRTRAYs THEIR SOULS.
Sarouy Is Interested in the Characters
of Ills Photographic Subjects.

During the past forty years Sarony
vi New York has, the sun says, photo
graphed almost Al the famous wo-
mG who have been in this country.
In the first place ne SAYS that il
isn't soul stirring 20 photograph women
in their ordinary attire, but that Il
genuine artist can reycl in making
negatives Of actresses lin character,
Modjeska, according 10 Sarony, has all
the tire W lich charactcrizes the Pole.
once, when asked 10 recite At "a so
cicty fuucIDn, she held her hearers
Spcllbouud while she repeated what
was supposed TO be the incarnation Of
tragedy She confessed that she had
rccited only The alphabet in her native
tongue but II showed her power AS
RoSalind Nloiesku makes as sarony
says. an "idylIic" picture
The photographer is. in fact rather
Inclined TO draw pretty largely on the
resources OF the English language
when he is on the subject OF his
famous siJtcrs, Speaking Of Bern
hardt, FOR instance he said:
Tier figure &, uor the apothco>is Of
perfection, but as IN artist I was
charmed with her pUlchdtudinouS pen
@nnanty.
As il this were nor startling enough
h. further remarks that there is "a
Siuuou> grace in her movements,
uogarthcan curve in her poses II
seems that Sarah always addressed
her American photographer as mon
petit S,uony." The gentleman himself
says that she called him mon petite
Sarouy.' but it doesn't seem possible
that she would - unNudly mix the
gcndcrs Of her speech. Wishing ~ pho
to-raph Bcrnhardt rs Leah, SarOAy re
qucsted her TO expose her bare feet.
she had on stockings with fingers
for toes he says. but would not
have them"
He evidently took advantage of the
opportunity To study the contour Of
the actresses feet. for he says that they
were beautiful even classic; that be
tween the great toe and the one next
to it there was a space such as the wo
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23

Inc IIlil pt AN0d7''tii .''4>' 49,
ha- begun. the detMse br1hS INSANITY
England j. endeaYor'hg 20 gel
Hawaii IN her grip.
Mexican general was hanged Dy
the rayoutionists
twenty persons have been placed On
trial al portlaad. or. for smuggling
Chinese
n is decided 10 hold the next annual
encampmpur OF the G.. a. H. at Pitts
burg
RI. iron mines in northern Michigan
may start up soon 10 help the starry
ING miners
Cbo,c,., has broken ont rfresb in
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. lab. r,,y
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i''''-' ''.
william u. ff'iif > dIy 5oou7 i'o'1a'
az Troy, n. H. WIS uuH'i' '"usl"~
A hundred Mexican soldiers are re-
ported 70 have been killed N Datue
with reYOlnronists near lolula Juafel.
OnnfleS MAR I'm d p'o,NI'i'.n. l''lI'',N
o. liuus"n' " ~ was 'i''' H''' '''
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ia 'liii''Ns'Dii'i 'i'eI "l'''7 an
.i,si,g s,.,.n,.rts rontoin.d I'm IN,
sc,.f,ry,s letter II, president Glow.
and
A. It,,utt,rfnp Ind , f,tl. child az
Daniel Bowel fell into a tub Of scald-
ing water and WIS boiled To death.
! NJ Davidson dnputy clerk or
court at Findiey. Ohio, dropped dead
while IN Do" a't of swearing q wit
ness
cage containing six men fell 10 the
bottom OF % mine at McAlcster l. T..
aud every man had one or both legs
broken.
u is proposed that ChicaEos di,i-
aend on exposition tock be used for
the relicf OF the unemployed
taolr tr,us has resigned M. nfbrc
Of corporutiop counsel of Chicngo ia
order TO resume his private law prgc-
,t
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
FRANCE A&D SPAIN QUARREL

Madrid, Dee. 1S-A rupture Of il7
relations between span
and France is imminent. Spain Aas
refused to concede her minimum 'aElo
on imports from France unless Franes
accords her minimum tariff on SPAN
wines. If an agreement is not reaeAs-
by Jan. / Spain viii apply her MAJ.
mum tariff on French goods impo'.s-
into Spain and the Spanish eoioLi.s
France win retaliate
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23


peal 50 deprecated currency that he
should only pay $500 on $1,000
note
Two medical students ~ Dcs Moiues.
Iowa. have been convicted Of steal
ing au old soldiers body.
The total value Of Iowa crops OK.
elusive Of the products Of orchards,
gardens and vineyards, IS placed at
SI5IWIUi2
The steamer Leader, with sixty in
sane patients On board, was sunk by
tie i'etu's al san francisco The pa
ticats were saved.
Oficial report Of the firing upon the
Costa Rica by Honduras authorities
shows the American commander III
fault
Seven persons were overcome by -
Gaping gas in a Sioux city. iowa fiat
Vigilance OF watchman saved their
F lives
! Persons opposed 10 receiversbip
for the Dowagiac, Mich. Manufacur-
ing company, threw that fuuctiouary
and his helpers bodily out Of doors.
Secretary Gresham is credited with
Il design 10 widen our trade relations
with China
/ \ cashier in the Chicago posJoflice
WIS slugged and robbed OF several
thousand dollars
! A Nebraska youth was sentenced to
the peuitentiary for life for rObbing a
mail carrier Of a cent
Schicg, the ahscondin2 bank teller
OF Minneapolis and Floyd. his compan
ion reach home, having been brought
, back from England
Resolutions commencing Governor
Atgelds course in pardoning the anar-
chsts were adopted by the American
Federation Of Labor
An express tram ON the Pennsylya-
MIA was wrecked near Nunticoke and
twelve persons injured
Ia the British house Of commons the
bill for an Indian loan Of ElUO0OOJU
was passed to second reading.
A reyulslon OF feeling against 50
cialism has spread throughout France
rs result Of the bombthrowing in
the chamber.
by majority Of twenty four the
German rcichstag adopted the com
mercia treaty with ROumanlu Cen
tcrists voted with the majority.
one man WIS killed and eight in
mred by the blowing uu of n gun
powder factory at Waltham Abbey.
England.
suffering from an ubce.s IN the log
which nnces5iratad his being held
erect. John Armstrong was hanged at
Athens. Tenn.
Apnoiptncpt Of , commission 10 r..
yIs.. lo,yo's school laws il recommend.
ed bv state Superintendent Kuo.p-
npr
u,,r ,,,u,o, ril,,5r,. ,.,,, an n.r
-. ,'7',,..t'...'.'t',
feast Of Guadapule. the great Catholic
event
Owing 10 fuibue Of The government
r, nav overdue Ie,se money tho XIV
Indians are said TO be- starving.
Influenced by a dream. NJ Radle
Hewitt of Mount summit. Ind. re-
fused 10 marry William norton ON tho
wedding day.
4 truce has been agreed 10 by Round
Pond and Pond Greek. q. r., which
have beun engaged IN d county seat
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23

Washington Dee Il lhe house bin
repeating the federal election law was
reported back favorably
The senate joint resolution relieving
employees of the record and pension
division of the war department ia
iurcd in The Ford theatre disaster
from the operation of the l1w rc>tric,
ing the amount ol sick leave With
pay was passed. Also house bill for
two additional Justices Of the supreme
court for the territory Of oklahoma
with amendmentSl
The senate bill 10 peal the clause
i'm the last pension appropriation bill
which prohibited the payment Of pea
siuus OF persons residing in foreign
countries was passed
senator Voorhees, introduced tiuan-
cial bill
All Dockery. from the joint com
mittoc 10 investigate the various cX-
ecutive departments called up the bill
in the house 10 improve the methods
of accounting in the postotiice dcpr-J-
ment. The bin aboliShes the postal
LOte. reduces the scheduled rates tor
money orders approximately 10 the
scale OF fees charged by the express
companies aud cmbodies a number of
other features. The act takes effect
July /. 1894 Without debate the bill
was passed The bin limiting the time
under which claimants TO property UNI
der the donation act of 1850 must APP
pear 20 Jan I, 1895, and giving the
Present occupant of those lands pref
n,utial claims in case of title under
the act Of 1880 had not been perfected
was passed
Tho resolution to pay the officers
ana employees Of the house their mile
ago for the present month to Dec
81 wl~ passed without objection
General Wheeler. Of Alabama, then
mosed that the house 20 into commit
tee OF the whole 10 consider the bin
for the admission of Arizona The
standing vote resulted - TO f. Mr.
Hooker, Of New York, made "a point
OF no quorum and the ayes and nays
were ordered The republicans gen
orally refrainod from voting Word
was passed around by MrssrS Red
and Burrows, republican leaders. ID
force the democrats 10 produce their
own quorum if any more territories
were TO be admitted into the union.
General Wheeler made q statement to
the effect that Us the republicans
were hlibustering he would move an
adjournment accordingly the hous,
adjourned.
Washington, Dec Is-Thn reading
Of the presidents message concluded at
/ p. m and Chandler called for the
reading Of the instructions TO Minister
Willis The first paragraph was read
whom Butler suggested that the com
be printed instead Of
read All hours debate followed, par
ti..ratgd ia by many senators. Butler
Withdrew his motion and the vice
prg@Iuent ordered the instructions /
read
Hoard moved the message and ac-
noY1rtguyiue~ dbt414r 7fYlrs no rar-iutai and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23

Minneapolis, Dec. Is Philip Sthst-
the defaultng bank teller Of MinneaPt
lis. pleaded guilty and was sentelss-
10 seven years and a h.f in Inc ~
itpntarv.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
CHICAGO GLOBE sUSPENDs


Chicago. Dec lS.-Owing, il is said
to nm inability TO pay salaries, lha
Chicago Daily Globe has suspended
Last night golorcd janitor the oul'
man in the office, said tie publication
OF the paper would resume in q few
days. An empIoye is authority for ,'s
statement that no salaries have o.Ta
paid for 1T least three weeks.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23

OF public lands subsequent to the adj
mission of the state. which shall be
sci aside as permanent public school
fund. from 10 to ) per cent was
adopted
without division The bin for admis-
sion as amended " the commiite,
was passed
hcCreary, from the committee on
foreign affairs Ilsen called I'D the
Hit resolution calling upon the prosi-
dent for papers Ia the Hawaiian case
amended 50 as 10 add request for
an correspondence since March 1879.
With practical unanimity the resolu-
ton was adopted Adjourned.
Washington. Dec. 13.-After the
routine morning business in the sen
ate was disposed of, the Hawaiian
resolution offered on Monday by Mr..
Hoar was laid before the senate and
Mr.. Frye republican, addressed the
senate.
Mr. Frye directed his attention par
Hcularly 10 the remark Of Mr. Gray
last Monday that the United States
deg had been dishonored and made
to cover an act Of piracy That state
ment Of course, Mr.. Frye said, could
only refer TO the conduct Of Mr.
Stevens as minister to Hawaii He
gave a sketch Of Mr.. Stevens history
and said
The president OF the United States
could and did. In spite of the consti-
tuition and law, make Mr. Blou1t
paramount 10 Mr.. Stevens; but in in
telligence, in education, ir p tegrity Of
character, in familiarity -.,L affairs,
in experience Of life. espeC. .ly Of pub
lie life, in knowledge Of international
law, in acquaintance with the usages
and requirements of diplomacy, in de-
yotion to the interests and honor Of
his country, in fidelity to our Chris
tian civilization, Mr. Stevens is para
mount to Mr.. Blount; and no presi-
dent-not even Mr. Cleveland, with all
his power-could change that con
dition"
II affirm" conuRued Frye, that
Blount, in his report, has not written
a single unvarnished line of truth
nor given one unprejudiced opinion,
nor rendered one impartial adjust
ment"
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Frycs
speech the senate was addressed by
Mr. Vest. who commented upon the
partisan speeches Of Senators Hoar
and Frye, and said in reference 10
Mr.. Frye, that on all party questions
he Vest would put just as little trust
in him as he would trust a hungry
wolf when the bleat Of the farmers
lamb was heard in his immediate
vicinity.
Mr. Vest declared IN conclusion That
If he had the power, he would with.
draw every shadow OF authority from
the Hawaiian islands and would leave
the opposing factions to settle the
question if sovereignty.
Mr. Hoar's resolution went over till
tomorrow without action. The senate
went into executive session and soon
adjourned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-23
LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

Brazilian insurgents captured tH" r..
lands in the bay of Rio.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-03
A QUEER CONVICT.
He Walks on Four Clutches and Is a
South Carolinian.
From the Netg York Advertiser.


From the NetU York Advertiser.
Ohio penitentiary, located in Columbus,
contains at the present time among its ZOO
prisoners man who is probably the queer
est convict in the world. John s. Sloan is
his name, aud he was received early in Sep
TENDER last. The prison contains over 800
convicts sent up from the United States
courts all over the country, and Sloan is one
OF this number. His home is in GreenvilIe.
S. c., and jury in that district found him
guilty OF passing counterfeit money and i'm
posed a sentence of 315 years.
Sloan is badly crippled, and has been for
thirty of the 81 years of his life. His body
from the shoulders down is almost useless,
his lower limbs being especially so, and he
is obliged to use four crutches. Two are
strapped to his arms and two to his thighs.
His body is held in a horizontal position,
his head thrown back on his shoulders, and
his legs from the knees down flap about
helplessly. When he came in he wore a
mustache and goatee, but when, as the
rules REQUIRE, his hair was closely cropped
aad his face shaved and ne donned suit of
prison stripes he resembled some queer ami
NAL more than human being. IL is need
less to say that he attracted wide attention.
Many of the convicts are very supersti-
tious, and on the night Sloan arrived. as
he was taken by one Of the cell blocks in
which several hundreds Of convicts are
locked. some Of them were frightened. The
DenitentiarY officials were puzzled when
they saw their new prisoner. All the able
bodied conviots are employed during the
dav on contract labor and otherwise, but
sloan was manifestly unable TO do any
work, while his disability and pitiful con-
dition elected general sympathy. That
such physical wreck should be locked up
for three years and a half seemed a pity,
but Sloan was mentally responsible and
law-breaker, and court had decreed that
he must do penance
Sloan talks in a manly voice and has q
CHEEKY smile. He said recently that be was
getting along as comfortably as he could
expect. and was treated very considerably
by the officers. but he grieves for some de-
pendent members Of his family he had left
in the south. He owns a farm of l05 acres
near Cireenville, but the land is so poor in
that locality that it is only worth S. per
acre. He passes most of each day standing
around on his four wooden legs. So badly
deformed is he that the ribs of one side
hang down over the hip. he is at present
kept in the prison insane asylum, as there
is no other suitable place for him, and he is
allowed the freedom OF the corrldors and
the adjacent yard.
Deputy Warden George II. Playford, who
hos taken a great interest in him, proposes
to trv the experiment Of allowing Sloan 20
maize trinlSets for sale to the visitors. hum
dreds of whom visit the prison weekly and
are allowed to go through the institution in
! charge of a conductor, on payment or an
| admission fee Of % cents. Sloan spends
-ood deal OF his time playing dominoes
Sgith some Of the other inmates OF the
asylum.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-03
snssIoN o. re sENArR-
pazolutions Presented in Favor of An
nexing Hawaii.

paz0lutiOuS Presented IN FAVOR OF An
nexing Hawaii.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-In the Senate to-
dsv Messrs. Hale and Blackburn were ep-
n7ipted By the Vice President as tellers to
assist in counting the electoral vote on
Feb. S.
A concurrent resolution from the legis-
,sture OF Oregon requesting the senators
rom that state to use all honorable means
to secure the annexation OF the Hawaiian
Islands TO the United States was presented
nv MIR. Dolph and referred to the committee
On foreign relations.
The resolution heretofore offered by Mr..
Chandler, requesting the President to enter
into negotiations with tue commissioners of
the provisional government of Hawaii for
the annexation of the Hawaiian Islands,
was. on MIR. Chambers motion, referred to
the committee on foreign relations.
The Vice President laid before the Senate
a communication from Senator Carlisle
notifying the Vice President that Mr..
Carlisle had sent to the governor Of Ken
lucky his resignation as senator to take
affect Feb. 4. IL was placed on file,
The Senate then, at O'Clock, went into
executive session.
The doors were recpened at 4:45 o'clock
and the district appropriation bill was taken
up, the question being on the amendment
reported from the committee on appropria-
tions passed over yesterday directing the
district commissioners to obtain plans and
estimates for a municipal building mot to
cost over $500,000) on the reservation in
front OF the Center market, on Pennsyl-
vania avenue. After some discussion the
amendment was rejected
The bill was then passed and the Senate,
at 6:l0 o'clock, adjourned till IL O'Clock to-
morrow
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-03
ID. &R. D. LaROChe. AuCtiOneerS
LIVED sTATEs MARsHAL,s sALE

UNITED STATES MARSHAL5 SALE.
FINDER and by virtue Of a writ vendltioni ex-
" ponRs, issued out OF the District Court Of
the United States for the Eastern Division OF
the Southern District Of Georgia on the 25th day
OF January, A. d.. 1893 az the suit OF ROBERT
E. BRIhSNlCk, proprietor Briesnlck Foundry
and Machine Works, ct al. against the steamer
WANDERER, her tackle, apparel and furni-
ture, and ia obedience TO the sentence and de-
cree OF said court will expose for sale AZ pub
lie cutlery, and will sell to the highest bidder for
cash, on MONDAY. the 18th day of February
1898, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and &
O'Clock p. N. Of said date. in front of the United
States court house door, in the city OF Savan-
nah, Ga, the steamer WAND tRER
Said steamer is a steam launch, length 80 1-i0
feet on her keel. her breadth 800 feet, and
depth 10 feet. Gross tonnage IL 25-1O0; net
tonnage 92-l00; her age is two years; hull Of
wood; passenger capacity is az; has two con-
densinR engines OF inches diameter Of cylinder
and GIG feet stroke Of piston; one steel boiler
2 i0l00 feet length and 81 inches in width,
allowed a steam pressure Of 200 pounds to
square inch, provided with anchor and cable, 70
cork life preservers. 30 feet fire hose, one
donkey pump, one feed pump, with all tackle.
apparel and furniture completes; original cost
about 81 900, as she now lies in the Savannah
river, in the port Of Savannah Ga
Dated at Savannah, Ca, this I'd day OF Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1898.
WALTER p. CORBETT,
U. s. Marshal, Southern District of Georgia.
BY j. O. HEYWARD, Deputy.
W. X. LRAKEE, Esq, SAMUEL BoRoHARDE,
Esq, Proctors
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-03
EXECUTIVE SESSION sPREcHEs.
Senator Morgan in Favor of Annex
alton of Hawaii.

Senator Morgan in Favor of Annex
alton of Hawaii.
WASHINGTON, Feb. AIN executive ses-
sion to-day the Senate besides rstifying the
French extrsdition treaty devoted part Of
the time to the Russian treaty, the proposed
amendments being read at length, but no
action was taken.
Hawaiian affairs came in for discussion,
Senator Morgan making a speech in
favor of annexation. Senator Morgan
has arranged to sail for Europe on Feb. s,
where be goes as one Of the arbitrators of
the United States In the Boring sea case and
he was DESTROYS Of expressing himself upon
this new question before his departure. He
was the only speaker upon the subject. but
his remarks we're strongly in favor of
American control of the islands and prompt
action on the part of the government.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-03
Appointed chief INSPECTOR.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Robert s. Sharp,
of the Chattanooga division, has been APP
pointed inspector in charge of the Chatta-
nooga division, embracing the states of
Florida, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama
and Tennessee.
The appointment is said to be most ex-
cellent one. Mr.. Sharp is considered one of
the most skilled and competent officers of
the bureau Of depredationa.