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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-21

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aud soothing effects q syrup o; FIss.
EEen n need Of 4 laxative, and il the
iathe. o. no;as: Be eosiivs or biiious,
the NOS; gratifying sesal;s follow its
Use; 50 Ihai /: i Jhe best family remedy
known, and evsry i1niiy sho1ld have
4 bo:!l= o. hand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-21

TIE Wheeling Baker, aitl give an
s.&-zEE ;hra=-a!scst psaEnliz. OF 4
ts1Gui1l doll. 20 zay !if.s b1v c. SsTi
an0 will SAGE the lin Seals i-o-1 100
Iozyes o. tleI- bread SENS must %
presented - the cEEce- Of the BzEery,
corner Main anu T=sa;is;a streets.
A.zayz Ask your grocer Tor I'm Ss1.'
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-21
SHOES o'KAWE 1 CO.
4 4ss A TENDBRFO0T ?

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butn the sense q nzTil- Ten
der feet II ven are, w= van:
20 IT y5-- 0=E- PAX 9. Shoes
t5- yOJ. There's . great 3s1i
in TIE way . s1ca IS lrSc put
on ard the WY the foot se;tlss
into L.. II il IS uza- R1sce Il
should b and igss4 where {,
should r. t2=J='li b. very li.t=
trouble We make 2 study Of
these Things. Prizes: Cf course
they're right, C a-e wouldn't
sell 50 many Shoes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-21
80 HesE A sPEcIALIr.

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1I=r.a5 =Es- Natural Wool 1-s kaoua E1=
tEg.r ~ofsEes. 1zG Dz=ab.llsE an axe tie
.>ei. satisfactory Hall Hete II tie IsaE Ess-
c. HISS 1 SONS.
NsrcEr1= TaIisrs a1a GeatsF IzgELsheEs
1871 al -s.G Ns.rzes street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-21

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-21
Pablie sale 9. Desirable Zeal Estate At =

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be AMI 5ssi:sble pisos Of property
knoE. - "Go.A9ra'= r5E,' on SsTe1-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-21
Stone & Thomas.
RIGHT PRICES!

4a5 having what tie ps12e what Is making t5 sore "5s
Hive Ct eager Buyers rs DRESS GOODS sc za el your
attention tine. Whas. y5u wan. sge25 10 cents O. $ %
zysrd yc-r dress yo1 .ahe z--ia great v-E= styles
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-21

Frse eoa:ra-; ;5ckz:= c5o5 until De-
ezucsrL. PLr1-GEs's GALLEET.
lbs Naia si.es.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-21
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exhausted. We cs- the cnzfl;1O.y II.
c.iuei 10 c5llec. sd s=ai izs5- cd
clothing. ilelcilag taz: 5rue-, women
and caili:sa. 10 the C51ca @. william
4. Hsz-as. No. 1915 Market street, o.
ro&!y q b. postal EhsEs Es en- c-..
zaj e: the Ea1s- and obiiss,
Yours ;.zly.
3. C B1zz-EsyCgE.
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70. 9IJ5 CasD..ae S;-se:, City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-21
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-21
ovr7cosTs-TBE Hue cLoTHlERs.
OVerCOatS!
ONE PRICE, THELOWEST
One Principle, Excellence !

Ovarcoat weather here Il list You'U almost
live in them iron now ill April It'll take 4 good
one to stand the strain. It'll taEe long one 10
wear over our new suits, that has SGT almost
everybody 10 looking. It's soon settled here, YOU
can't get away from the eXc=A=nce Of our make,
the elegance. the fl, the Style. i one cont sui,
we've got another, and another, mo.e'n you could
Try on in 4 day.
Yes, YOU want them longer than usual and fuller
in the back. We've some that are very long and
very full. Maybe that's wEa- you're hunting to,.
Ask for the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-21

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70. @I15 Casp.:a@ S;-se:, City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-21

Cheapest in wheeling, 1920 All 1922 ElTkst Stree
ora STOEE Is osES ETEEE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
DAN HOLD STATE MONEY.
List of Deposltorics for Wisconsin's
Precious Cash.

State Treasurer gImncr has fur
nished the following list of state de
~pdsitorics.
Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance
Co. bank, Milwaukee.
Merchants Exchange bank, Milwau-
kcc.
Milwaukee National bank, Milwaukee.
First National bank, Milwaukee.
National Exchange bank, Milwaukee.
First National bank, Madison.
Capital City bank, Madison.
German American bank, Madison.
Bank of Eau Claire, Eau Claire.
Eau Claire National bank, Eau Claire.
Commercial bank, Eau Claire.
Northwestern National bank, West
Superior.
First National bank, West Superior,
keystone National bank, West Su-
perior.
Bank Of Commerce, West Superior.
Douglas County bank, West Supc-
rlor.
Manufacturers National bank, Ra-
cine.
Union National bank, Racine.
Rock County National bank, James
vile.
First National bank, GAINESVILLE.
First National bank, Kaukauua.
Bank of Kaukauna, Kaukauna.
First National bank, Grand Rapids.
Wool County National bank, Grand
Rapids.
German National bank, Oshkosh.
First National bank, Hudson.
First National bank, KenOsha.
First National bank, Appleton.
First National bank. Menasha.
Manufacturers National bank, Nee
nah.
Citizens National bank, Green Bay.
First National bank. Marinette.
Waukesha National bank, Waukcsha.
Batavian bank, La Crosse.
First National bank, Darlington.
State bank, Richland Center.
National German-Amcric0u bank,
Wausau.
Bank Of Rice Lake, Rice Lake.
Citizens bank, Clinton.
FIRST National bank. Portage.
First National bank, Shullsburg
S~toughton state bank, Stoughton.
Jackson County bank, Black River
Ashland National bank, Ashland.
Falls.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
LOOKING FoR o
United States Sends a. L. Gray to In.
Yestigate the Rainy Lake Region.

West Superior, Wis, oct. 24-The
recent account of finds of gold in the
Rainy Lake region and in the vicinity
of the Lake-of- the Woods have brought
the matter L. the notice Of the United
States government, and his formerly
unknown country is receiving a great
deal Of attention.
If the deposits Of precious metals
are as large as have been reported by
explorers the government will probable
witt draw the lands from homestead
entry. a. l.. Grey, Of Fort Howard.
special agent Of the United States land
office az Ashland, has been dispatched
by the government 10 inspect the lands
about Rainy lake and look after its
interests. He was in the city yester-
day on his way, and after inspecting
the lands will make q report to the
government.
His report viii not he ready for sew
eral weeks, but viii be awaited with
considerable interest, for if there are
heavy deposits Of gold or silver there
and the government attempts to with
draw the lands from homestead entry
there will probably be a legal fight
over the matter. Prominent lawyers
claim that lone of the laws Of Wiscon-
sin or Minnesota will give the govern
ment a right to withdraw the lands as
proposed.
Another interest for the reason mani
tested in the report of Mr.. Allen is that
it will be official in regard to the de
her OF people refuse to believe that
gold or silver have been found in pay
ing quantities.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28

Madrid, Oct "a Bundle contain
ing dynamite and supposed to be ready
for explosion was found today on a
train ut Logrondo, near Burgess, upon
which General CampoS and his son
were passengers.
The life of General Campos was re
Gently attempted to be taken by Palos,
the anarchist, who was afterwards N
cuted.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28

New York, Oct. u Suit was
brought in ,hu New York supreme
court today against the United Press
Tor the appointment Of "A receiver and
an accounting. The action runs against
the United Press, Charles \. Dana.
William NJ Iafran. John r Walsh.
Walter I. Phillips and half a dozen
other directors.
The complainant Is the Evening News
Association, OF DetNoit, Mich. IL is
charged that the United Press was
organized under the laws of New York
IN lSS2 aud r~corEauizci ia 1884 com.
plainlnt held five shares Of the found.
cr'S stock,
For some years an went wen. but
about the close of 1851 the officers
formed a syndicate among themselves
for the organization Of a new company
undev the laws of Illinois to take the
business of gathering and collecting
news on the hands Of the original com.
pauy.
The original company had a capital
stock OF 10000, but the new company
was capitalized mt S1OOO,ooU. On this
basis some of the stockholders in the
New York company were permitted to
exchange shares in that company Tor
the new issue, receiving fifty shares
of new stock for every share they held
Of the old.
This deal completed, a contract was
drawn up between the old company
md The new whereby the million dol.
lar corporation undertook Ia ukc ,hurgc
of the new business and guaranteed au
annual dividend of q ped cent. tu the
twenty Thousand dollars company.
1t proved q profitable deal for the
favored stockholders who were accord.
cd the privilege of exchanging their
stock, for the new company began to
pay annual dividends Of ( per cent.
showing the same business would have
yielded 200 per cent dividends Il the
stock holders uf tho old company
The stockholders Of The New York
company, who were not given a chance
to 90 into the Illinois company, were
SOC startled to find th,t Tor . guar
mtce of g per cent. they had given
tWay 200 per cent
For two years past uo dividends hay,
been paid, but the complujnaut in the
suit Instituted today expects 10 as.
tnblish the fact that the stockholders OF
the United Press of New York were
drfsiulpd ont of considerable profit
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
GOES UP.
Prices OF Wheat, Corn ana Wall Street
Stock on the Hump.

Chicago, oct 24.-After a very dun
session up to within au hour Of lbs
close there was a period Of considerable
activity in the grain crowds.
December wheat sold as low as 90 rs
C early in the day and up to G5 he
at the close. Corn followed with a
gain Of 3-Sr. Provisions ruled dun ana
lower.
New York, Oct. Speculation on
the stock exchange today was on a
lacge scale. William X Vanderbilt
went deep into coal properties aud the
street AT once figured out great futures
for stocks Of all coal roads.
Sugar was the feature Of the general
list. 1t rose 10 104 Is, an advance Of
seven per cent from the low level Of
the morning. The price closed at %
IL Advances We're generally well
sustained and the close was strong for
the whole list.
Money on call is easy at l12U2
per cent: prime mercantile paper, cas-
Der cent; sterling exchange easy; ac-
tual business in bankers h''ls, fS2 Ia
for sixty days and 4Si for demand;
posted rates, 4S2d4S4 -; commercial
bills, 4e1 1-yd4Sl II for sixty days
and 483 f-4niS3 II for demand, Bar
silver, u 50.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
UNDER A SERIOUS a

Cedar Rapids, a., Oct. 24-D. G.
Ramsey, grand chief Of the order Of
Railway Photographers, indicted at
Marion tv the grand jury, is charged
with instigaung the cutting and eros.
sing Of wires ana otherwise o~bstructing
the telegraph system Of the b. @ r.
Il N. railway during the te~legraphers.
strike in September, 1892. He was ar
rested at Viuton today and furnished
bond Of $1,000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
LIFE IN WASHINGTON
GIL mp>e> of Famous People az tho
National Capital.

Washington, October - -Philip
Dwycr. Of the famous racing firm.
IS stopping in town, and Is Il slender
Smooth-faced fellow, f~aShionahly.
dressed, sporting a diamond horse shoe
for a scarf-pin,
Right Rev, MonSignor Doane. OF
Newark, y j., is registered at 4 fash.
ionable hotel in the West End.
Or \ Matte, who halls from Buda.
Pcsth, Is in the city and SAYS the
American Sunday is remarkable for It's
dolcfulneSs.
The Arlington has a large crowd of
tourists on hand-Eugllsh, French. Rus
SLAMS aud other natjonalitics meeting
IN the beautiful dining room, while
the arc is a perfect Babel OF various
languages.
DR., Elmer Lee, of Chicago, the fa.
NOUS cholera specialist. is in the city
on business. lie states there Is no
reason for any one to fear cholera
that IL Glu be kept out. and If 1t creep
In 10y accident, stamped ont and cured.
The Japanese minister, Mr.. Latcno.
has returned from the fair, where hc
has been for some weeks attending
to his duties as a commissioner.
The Catholic university viii begin
next month a course Of public lectures,
which viii be delivered in the Divinity
building every Thursday afternoon
Two lectures will be given each year
in advocacy of the great temperance
work Of Father Matthew. in recogul.
mon Of the fund OF the Total Absti-
n society, which endowed q chair
in honor of the great lecturer against
drink.
Mrs. Cleveland will not return to the
white house for about a month yet
Most Of the windows nj the mansion
on the side occupied by the presidents
family have the shades down aud the
servants ana officials hold complete
sway. Mr.. Cleveland drives into town
every morning and returns to the coun-
try i'm the afternoon.
Secretary of Agriculture Morton is
in Chicago investigating meat inspcc.
ton in That city
The managers Of the garbage system
in South Washington are in bad
odor,' and a big fuss is on the carpet.
the result of the crcmating of the city
garbage In that part of town,
The house where lived aud died the
great historian, Bancroft, is closed
and the shut blinds and cracking paint
make 1t a drclry spectacle. In the
front yard, where formerly roses grew
IN luXuriancc, the tan grass runs riot.
while a big board Of FOR sale displays
itself consp.cuously.
Mrs. lamont has bought three hand
some elIipagcs for her use In town.
They are a landau, a brougham ANA a
beautiful Victoria. and all are Of the
newest aud SWEETEST of patterns.
Rev, Father lyman. S. j., has present
ed Georgetown college with a pair Of
dalmaicS. made over POO years ago.
which wer, brought to this country
about the time OF Lord Baltimorc's ar
rival,
The widow Of the late Congressman
Mutchler, of Pennsylvania, and Mrs
Howard Mutchler, wife of the present
representative, who is the son Of the
dead congressman, are in town at the
Eblitt house.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
oyERREACH THEIR AUTHORITY
w. G. +. L.. Ladies Turn Whiteturs
and Are Arrested.

'' -'
and Are Arrested.
Osccola. Neb., oct. -. Eleven wc;n-
en-, wives of leading citizens and mem
bcrs Of the local W. G. T. t., today
pleaded not guilty 10 the charge of nj
otous assault with intent to do great
bodily harm, and were he'd in 500
bonds each for rrial, Nov. %. This is
the outcome Of a decision 10y the w,
G. Il. L. to punish six young ladies' of
the town for alleged lndiScrect aud int
moral behavior.
The w. G.. r. L, appointed a commit.
tee to Hay the girls, the girls were en-
ticcd to a grove just outside town by
notes asking them TO meet their men
friends. As each girl arrived at the
grove she was set upon 10y women with
pillow cases over their heads and tied.
When all the victims had been secured
they were severely whipped with b"n-
dies of switches.
1t is alleged that the women had "a
pot of tar and "A bag of feathers, but
when they had partly stripped two of
thc girls they got away and ran down
the streets almost nude. A crowd soon
gathered, and the Wfhitcsslp operations
had to be suspended. .lc persons ar
rested are: Mrs. Thomas Head, the
wife Of the president Of the Polk Coun-
ty bank, a society leader and Well
known churchwomau; Mrs. w. IIois-
hart, the two Mrs. J. J, Osborncs, Mrs.
Ed. Everett, Mrs. II. L. Allen, Mrs.
Ben. Osborne, All equally well known
in local society as standard church
members and the most charitably dis
posed ladies Of the city. Besides these
were Il number Of other ladies of equal
prominence and three boys McsNcl,
Osborn and Brown.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
FIGHT FOR LIFE
An Ashland Hunter Has a Battle with
a Wounded Buck.


Ashland, Wis, oct. 2I-Somc wood.
choppers from Bclbnup's camp, near
Brulc, found James L%aughren, 70 hunter
and homcstcadcr, lying unconscious In
the forest yesterday IAughrcn was
lying beside the body Of a large buck
door.
lie tells It story Of fearful contest
with the buck, which charged him
after having been mortally wounded
by q shot from the hunters gun one
prong of the decr's unticrs had pcnp.
Watcd IMughren's body.
A hunter from Superior. who was
ont with i bullseyc lantern, which is
contrary Ia the law, had his heldgcar
torn away by % mysterious bullet last
night, He had the lantern strapped on
his head.
Hunter I1iic IHchHppclle holds the
championship for the number OF deer
slain. He has brought down fifty this
mouth lie shipped nineteen - Du.
uth Saturday The woods are fun Of
hunters from Chicago. Twin Cities
and southern Wisconsin cities.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
e1sxssp@rs
BELOIT COLLEGES GAIN
The Rust Archaeological Collection
Goes to the Museum,

Beloit, Wis, Oct. 24.-An announce
ment was made by President Eaton,
Of Beloit College, at chapel yesterday
afternoon which created much en-
thuSiIsm. President Eaton said that
through the generosity OF Mr.. f. l..
Logan, of Chicago, a trustee Of the
college, ne institution was to receive
the Rust archaeological collection, the
finest Of its kind In existence, and
worth fully S15,OOO.
Mai. Horutio NJ. Rust, Of Pasadena,
Cal, one Of the original abolitiOnists
and % personal friend Of John Brown,
has al his life given particular atten-
ton to gathering relics Of American
antiquity and has succeeded i'm making
the best collection ever exhibited or that
is known. 1t includes some 800 speci-
mems Of arrow heads, pottery, mortars,
cite, illustrating the history and deyel
opments Of the American a]boIiginees.
This collection Mai. Rust sold to Mr..
Logan, who permitted it TO be placed
on exhibition in the Archaeological
building at the worlds fair, where Ut
was given the place Of honor lear the
main entrance and where il has at
tracted great attention, Now Mr.. Lo-
gan |noun that after the close Of
the fair tlis magnificent collection will
be presented to BelOit college. It
would have been a great addition to
the museums Of any Of the universities
in and about Chicago, and BelOit IS
much gratifed by lhe valuable gift.
1t will make a fine addition to the al
ready interesting museum Of the col
lego.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
FERRIS WHEEL WEDDING

Chicago. Oct. "A James D. Hutch
inson and Lottie Zickler. a young
couple from Waukegan, III. were mar
ried. this afternoon. over 30 feet IN
the air. at the top Of the Ferris wheel,
on the worlds fair grounds.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
STILL Ar LARGE



La Crosse. Wis. Oct. % The muir.
dcrcrs of Casper Iwiki are sdll at nber.
ty with little hopes Of placing them be-
hind the bars. Tho officers have work
cd might and day on the case and have
arrested over twenty men but none Of
the suspects are considered by the
police department 10 the men they
want
Two Of the suspects arrested are cyl.
IDENTITY crooks, judging from the reyol
yers. money and jcwclry found on their
persons. The reward for the arrest and
the conviction Of the munierers and
robbers has been Increased from 500
n 500 The city will pay 500 and
tho county the remainder.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
WASHINGTON NEWS.


Washington, oct. &}-Ihc engage
ment is announced OF senator Faulkner,
Of West Virginia, and Miss Virginia
whiting. OF Hampton.
Among the recent foreign arrivals
are Baron Franco, Of Brazil; Prince
Schcrbalon, Of Russia, and Lord Kin
naird, Of Scotland, all three gentle
men being registered at the Arlington
Hotel
The U~niversalists, who are now in
session here, have decided to raise
100000 for missionary work.
Mgr Doane, who Is the head OF the
JesIlts, Is receiving much social at
tention during his stay In town.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
JOHN yANESS, La CROSSE.

Ia Crosse wis. oct. % -John Van.
ess. one of the oldest settlers Of this
county, Is dead He vas born in Sara.
toga county, y. Y, e~ighty-four years
ago, and has lived in Wisconsin half q
century. forty years In this county.
At different times he built and operated
-four mills in Lewis valley and West
Salem, and he was well-to-do.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
CUDAHY SUED
BY Partners in the Recent Disastrous
Corner Scheme.

Chicago. oct 24-Austin w. Wright,
one Of Cudahy's brokers in the late at
tempt to corner pork and Wright's
assignee, Charles Calm, filed suit IN
the circuit court this morning against
John Cudahy, Margaret NJ Cudahy, his
wife, Charles j. Hutchinson and Er-
nest A. Hammju asking for an account
ing in partnership the removal of
Hutchinson as assignee and ne ap-
p0intment Of a receiver.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
WOMEN CAN'T VOTE.
Michigan Supreme Court Overthrows
a Municipal Suffrage Law.

lansing. Oct. q The supreme court
this morning handed down a decision
on the woman suffrage law, passed by
the last legislature, permitting women
to vote at municipal elections.
The court declares that the law is ut.
terly unconstitutional and void.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
MORE BODIED IDENTIFIED
Last Of the Battle Greek Wreck
Father Clark Safe.

Last Of the Battle Greek Wreck
Father Clark Safe.
Battle Greek. Mich, Oct 24-Geo.
Dawson Of Essex, Eng, is numbered
among the KILLED in the railway wreck
here. He was on bis way to Chicago
His watch and other articles have been
found but Lis body is as yet unindenti.
fed. Robert Finley, Of Hamilton, Ont.
has established beyond a doubt that his
wife persisted in the wreck.
It has been established also That j
S. Strube, q sailor, Is among the dead.
His place Of res denee is unknown and
the coroner asks s%eafaring men to
notify him If they know a sailor by
that name
Father Clark, of Brantford, Ont, who
was reported among the missing. has
turned up in Chicago, where he has
been since the day Of the accident.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28

Senator Bricc's palatial home IS being
put in order for the family's return,
and through the open windows one
can catch gllmpses Of gorgeous furni-
ture and fitting maids brushing away
the summers dust
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-10-28
RESULT IS CERTAIN
UNCONDITIONAL REPEAL is NOW
THE WATCHWORD.
VOORHEES, SAYS VOTING MAY BE
GIN THURSDAY.

AMI the Repeal Bin Is Likely to Be
Disposed of Entirely by the Senate
by Saturday-No Disposition in the
House to Antagonize or Dclay-What
PETER Says.