Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-18
CONDENSED NEWS.

India is recovering from its financial
furry.
A rich gold find in Washington state
Is reported.
Several people in st. Louis were bit
ten by mad dog
Sixteen tramps were killed in rail
road accident in Illinois.
Senator Stewart threatens to spring
a free coinage bill upon congress.
The American yacht Nayahoe finally
won Il race in British waters.
A piece Of the body of john the Bap'
fist is said to have been brought to
New York.
Three young boys were drowned III
the Red Lake river at Grand Forks.
One and two dollar bills sell in New
York at premium Of l to ; per cent.
City Treasure Elliott Of Great Falls,
Mont, was drowned while swimming
While bathing near Grantsburg,
Wis, Swan Olson was drowned.
A sou Of Stephens HarnerS was
drowned while bathing III Singer lake,
Mich.
Thomas Galeiford, of Chicago, was
ir0wncd while bathing at Muscatine,
IoWa.
A county judge in Texas fatally shot
An editor who had attacked him i'll his
paper.
President Cleveland will send Il
message Oh the Hawaiian question to
congress during the special session.
The city solicitor Of the North
western Fuel company at Milwaukee
lived beyond his means, peculated and
was arrested.
PopuIiSts try to engineer Il deal by
which the government will buy and
operate all the railroads III the country.
The Vienna enamel works ut Chester
4on, Ind, Shut down, throwing out Of
employment $50 men.
Citizens of Allegheny City, Pa, have
commenced vigorous crusade against
questionable houses.
Bud Vanness and Lot Abraham, who
were in lned III Il steam thraSher ac-
cident ut Henrick, Iowa, are dead.
Henry Allie was found dead on his
farm at Richmond, Ind. Heart failure
is supposed to have been the cause.
William Alsop, who escaped from the
Indiana penitentiary "Wednesday
night, was captured at Mount Vernon,
Ind, by II constable.
Daniel Palmer was killed by Il trac-
ton engine 1T Dillingham;, ILL., He got
his hand III some cogS and his body
was drawn in and mutilated.
Frank Seyerio, manager and fore
man Of the Metropolitan match factory
San Francisco, shot and killed George
GriSsell, one Of the employees.
Commissioner Lochran has extended
until Oct 10 the time during which sus
pended pensioners may prove heil
claims.
Henry NJ. Patton, of Cairo, ILL.,, was
married to Miss Buttertield, of Goshen
Ind, ut the latter's home.
While intoxicated j. Il. Milliken sat
down upon the Lake Erie and Western
tracks near EoStoria, Ohio. He was
run over and Killed.
Jonathan Dean WAS Instantly killed
by II locomotive on the Pennsylvania
railroad near Scottsburg. Ind, while
asleep Oh the track.
Thomas Thalle, aged 80, was run
way from Chicago to Nebraska City
and instantly killed.
Mrs Clara Gee, Il dentist Of Grand
Rapids, suffering from overwork,
drowned herself in cistern.
5. Jacoby 4 Co., New York cigar
manufacturers, have failed, with liza
bilities of $4,000
Property of Lazarus Silverman, the
failed Chicago banker, has been at
tachcd 1T Duluth and neighboring
towns
Cattle and horses i'll southern Illinois
are dying from Il new disease, which
produces blindness and affects the
throat.
Edward Irvine, the LaPorte author,
ht'o li'llil1u Mis- TIE beduleI, lIOllI
whom he was divorced four months
ago.
Henry Dunberger, night clerk at the
Central House, 1T Chiffon, was acct
dentally shot in the breast by com
panion While III barn. Dunberger
home is i'll Brillon He cannot re
cover.
Governor Renfrow, of oklahoma, has
ouSed regents of the agricultural col
lege, charging malfeasance in office
The motorman of L car which ran
over and killed child at Lincoln, Neb.,
has become violently insane.
The steamer Gibraltar while pass
Ing through the straits of Belle Isle was
struck by ice and completely wrecked.
Her crew was saved.
Louis, 10 years old, was set on tire by
a boy and she was fatally burned.
Sharptown, Ind, was visited by a
Gloud6urSt Which destroyed crops and
drowned herds of live stock.
Il. G.. Dunn's Weekly Review of
Trade says heavy imports of gold now
being made will abate monetary trol.
bleS.
Grain exports from Montreal TO the
end Of July amounted to 12,u41 ,00S
bushels, beating all previous records.
The total available stocks of wheat i'll