Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-07-21

statement to the effect that he ap-
proves ALLOCATE SatoIli's course in
America.
The United States authorities viii
probably send the Philadelphia to
Samoa, deeming the presence of a war
ship advisable.
Bamberger, the murderer Of the
Kreider family at Cando, n. D., was
captured at Deloraine, Manitoba, sixty
miles from Cando.
In the Denver courts the Farmers
Loan and Trust company won a suit to
| 1orecloSe a S2,OO0,OOO mortgage on the
Denver Water company's works
SixtV-four freight cars belonging to
the New York & New Haven road and
loaded with cartridges burned t New
Haven, causing loss of 100000.
Fire at Oryille, Cal, destroyed eight
brick stores and about thirty smaller
buildings, mostly in the Chinese quar-
ter The total loss is about $4,000.
A tree top was blown onto a picnic
: party at Chickamagua, Tenn, and ex-
Aid. John D. Crimmins, was killed,
and Chief Of Police Dock Mitchell was
seriously injured.
yes, farmer living near
Wauseon, o., killed his young wife by
cutting her throat. He tried to kill his
4year-old daughter, but she escaped
He then shot himself.
The Christian Endeavor convention
at Montreal has approved a letter sent
to President Palmer, of the Columbian
/ exposition, indorsing his opposition to
! opening the worlds fair on Sunday.
! Herr Most and his cohorts at New
YORK celebrated the pardon of the Chi
cago anarchists. In Difference to Sup
, erlntendent Byrnes' warming the
speeches were very mild, being con-
lined to laudations of Governor Alt
geld and abuse OF newspaper men.
I The body of Otis d. Dana, Boston
merchant, was found in a pond near
plymouth, Mass. He was visiting
friends there and is supposed to have
walked into the pool while asleep.
! A contract has been made between
the Niagara Falls Power company and
the Pittsburg Reduction company, of
PIttsburS, Pa, by which the latter is to
be furnished with $500 horsepower
1t has been discovered that Oscar e.
Iilll, cashier of the Commercial Nation
al bank OF Ogden, Utah, is 4 defaulter
TO the amount of $4,000 and the bank
VIII close its doors. The deposltols will
lose nothing.
! During Il storm of wind and lightning
| two men were killed in New York by
the lightning. Several yachts were up-
set III BoWery Bay. Three men were
rescued from one boat An upturned
i row boat was found floating after the
storm.
/ t Whpl" number taking the final
! and preliminary examination for Yale
/ is more than 1,2OO, and the next aca-
demic freshman class will probably
| muster 325, while the freshman class
at the Sheffield Scientific School will
! be about 225.
| A 14-year-old boy, son of Engineer
West, was found dead under q raised
part of the sidewalk at Centerville, Ia.
He had craWled under the walk for
some purpose and was overcome with
gas, as his head was close to a leaking
gas-pipe.
The Turkish expedition sent to sub
due the rebellious tribes has had heavy
lighting with the Hemmaleens and
| SaraSheenS. The sultan's forces have
! been victorious although losing heavily.
In one battle forty government soldiers
| were killed.
! Mrs. Mary Melia, of Windsor, Conn.
has tasted in the swamps near that
Old town for fOrty-one DAYS and is
alive to tell the story She went to a
swamp to gather green's and fell and
was unable to move She was almost
a skeleton when found
Burglars stole the registered mail in
the postottice building at Escanaba.
Mich. They tried and failed to get S4OC
which was in the safe No arrests
have zen made
' A mob at Fullerton, Neb., at1empted
to lynch Andrew DELANEY. the wife
+, murderer. Deputy Sheriff Bate resist
ed the attack of the mob and was shot
receiving a wound in the head. The
, MOP then fled.
! A notable character has just died at
MarShalltoWn, Ia, in the person of
, Charles Brenneck, aged 70. He built
| the first beet sugar factory in Europe
and the first railroad out of Berlin. He
also built the long bridge at Harper's
Ferry
! John II. Reid, one of the best known
Young men in Kansas City, the pos.
/ SCISSOR Of an ample fortune, was found
dead on the floor of his room at the
Coates hotel. Death came suddenly
and was the result of heart diseske
brought on by dissipation.
At Salt Lake City, George Mears, a
WellknoWn mine-owner and manager,
shot himself because of the low price
of silver which had ruined his business,
and George w. Davis, a leading retail
grocer, killed himself because he was
too deeply involved in debt to eXtricate
! himself.
&. f. Leslie, the cashier of the Ar
kansas state bank at Stuttgart and the
! Farmers and Traders bank of Dewitt,
Ark, which failed, was arrested. charg-
ed with issuing three pieces Of ex-
change on st. Louis, amounting to 5000.
after the bank had closed and knowing
that they would not be paid
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