Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-08
TELEGRAMS In BRIEF.
DOMESTIC.

Oh AHlcTlcuU i've cHltl' anu iItSh D''i'
Bradstreets reports restricted trade
In fall and winter goods.
The entombed miners OF Iron Noun
tain, Mich, are rescued.
Thousands of cattle have persisted
and several big stock ranches been
destroyed by prairie fires In Nebraska
Marquis de Croisic, charged with
perjury, was held In Newport for cX.
tradition.
Bank clearings Of the country show
a total decrease of y per cent. for the
week.
Divinity students at the Northwest
ern university have declared war on
dancing ut Evanston college parties
Peter Cline, wanted In Iowa for
theft, has been wearing female attire
for three years to escape arrest.
Owing to her sex, Miss Kate Kane
Is debarrcd from running for county
judge by the Chicago board Of review.
Funeral services of the late Mary
" " oouoiibbNt ~ W ~
II. L. circles, were held In Chicago.
Gardner Il. Barker, Il prominent re-.
tired capitalist OF Peoria, died from
IN apoplectlc stroke, aged 80 years
Government officials have made II
vigorous protest to Germany against
the war on American cattle.
Officials of the l.. A. w. Will not
accept the mile made by Cyclist John
son at Buffalo In 800
Mrs. Julia T. Burnhnnl. prominent
In charitable work In Champaign, H.,
died during a visit in New York
Three trainmcn were injured ana
considerable property destroyed by II
collision ut Lima, Ohio,
Indian police and marshal's posses
are In hot pursuit of the Cook gang
of outlaws In Indian territory, and II
battle Is expected.
Secretary Carlisle has secured an
opinion from Judge Wallace that the
government Is not responsible for
costs In Il trinl.
During II quarrel over family mat
tiers and politics nj JelrcrsonviIlc, Ind,
Harvey Stone fatally stabbed his
brother.
Robbers at Malvern, Iowa, wrecked
the Farmers National bank with
dynamite and stole about $4,000 In
cash
John Eckcrt, of San Pierre, Ind,
has been arrested for drowning Am
brosr rude In the Kankakrc river two
years ago.
Officers OF the Omaha (Neb) Nation
nj bank are endcavoring to ferret out
II thief who has stolen large amounts
from It's safety vaults.
Miss Agnes Jones, who took claim
In Oklahoma, fatally shot Sam Bar
tell, who had jumped the claim during
her absence.
James J. Wood, II carpenter in
Springfield, Ohio has fallen heir to)
an estate In England valued ut more
than S225,OO0.
Stirred to action by recent muir
der, people Of Milwaukee will close
the saloons IN the vicinity of the sol
dirrs' home
Daniel Mctlintoc, trustee of Clifty|
township, Indiana, worried over n
shortage In his accounts until death
ensucd
Rradstrcet's reports that spccula
tinn IN fin Si,IL nynhn nv. Inns al
To the nnrrowcst limits. owing tot
various Influences.
Chicago heirs of James j.. Morris
son, late of Richmond, Ind. Will en-,
dcnyor to break his will. Thousands
Of dollars are involved.
The Northern Pacific system of Gle.
vators has been purchased Ivy Il. w
Poet for $25OO0O In behalf OF re-
organization committees.
One of the large warehouses of the
William Dcering reaper works, at Chi,
caEo. was burned yesterday. The loss
was 100000
Gtanley Knowles, one of the A. X.
y. strikers, has written Il confession
OF the train wrccklng conspiracy at
Battle Greek, Mich.
Negotiations for the transfer of 4
majority interest in the Tribune to-
ii. Ii, kohlsaat are of, MIR. Medill dc.
clining to sell.
Six tons of dynamite exploded In
II storage house In Chippewa Falls,
Wis, wrecking much property 1t is
thought one man was killed
August Anderson, who got on the
Northwestern fast mail train In Iowa
by mistake, attempted to leap or and
was killed.
Congress will be asked To either ~.
pair or remove the unsightly tablets
to deceased congressman In the con
gressional cemetery.
Lord William Cecil Cook" who be.
came well known In club life as Il
swindler, was sent back to prison by
Judge MARITIME, in New York, after
pleading for clcmency