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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19

Chicago, July Is. The Information
which District Attorney MilchriSt pre-
pared against the leaders of the Amer
lean hallway union was filed with the
clerk of the United States circuit
court yesterday. 1t makes DebS,
Rogers. Ke,ihcr and Howard defend
ants and asks that they be held for
contempt OF court Mr.. Milchrist 1T
once took the information before
Judge Seaman.
A writ of attachment for DrbS, How
ard. Rogers and Keliher was issued
by Judge Seaman and the hearing set
for = o'clock in the afternoon.
At ) o'clock the contempt proceed
ings against DebS, Howard, Kcliher
and Rogers of the a. Il. t.. We're
called in the federal court and the
cases continued until Monday.
Bail was liked at $4,000 each. but
the men refused to give it and the
court committed them To jail until
next Monday.
The commitment 10 jail was de
ferred for Il short time to allow them
to make an attempt TO secure bonds
men, but the defendants expressed lit
tie hope of being successful
While seated in Jail awaiting the
preparation Of his cell DehS said:
Well this means few days rest
and quiet at least We would not give
bonds if they We're five cents each. We
are not posing as martyrs, neither do
We ask sympathy. All have I" say is
that matters have come To such Il
point in this free country that it IS
held 80 he Il crime TO advise man
what 10 do when he seeks your adj
vice"
DebS and Howard were given Il cell
together. while NeIiher and Rogers
are in an adjoining compartment.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19
FOR CONGRESSMAN

Peoria, H., July 1S.-Thc rcpubli-
cans of the fourteenth congressional
district met here yesterday afternoon
and on the fifth formal ballot noml-
mated J. V. Graft, Of Pckin, for cor
gresham.
Streator, H., July IS. Judge Rob
ert r. Gibbons, Of Bureau county,
was nominated as candidate for con
errss by the democratic congressional
convention Of the eleventh district,
held here yesterday.
Monmouth, Ill, July lS.-The dem
oaratIr congressional conN ention Of
the fifteenth district had taken 145
ballots without result at II O'Clock
last night and adjourned till morning.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19
A CAST IRON PLEDGE.

san Francisco, July 1S.-A east iron
pledge is required 10y the Southern Pa
ciiic from every striker who desires
to re-enter its service. Each appii
cant for Encouragement is required 10
sign a promise that the applicant will
sever his connection with the a. K. e.,
that he will not join any labor organ
ization during the period of his en-
ployment 10y the company, and that he
will not become member of any
brotherhood or union for five years.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19
OFFERED \ BRlRlt
Sensational story of u Chicago
juror

chicago. july * A sensational
juryfrihiug case developed In Judge
Bakers court yesterday In the con.
domination suit Of the Metropolitan
Elevated railroad against Millionaire
Warren Springer. over q strip of land
valued hy Springer n %7~,00o one
Of the Jurors George harmon. told
the Judge that n woman had called
on his family and offered brihe IN
Sprlugor'S behalf, iutima,ing that the
caller was the capitalists wife
Judge Baker suggested that Mrs.
Springer appear III court ana mnk"
m explanation Her husband indig.
nantly denied that She was connected
with lie affair claiming that she IL
In Wisconsin,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19
oARSMEN CHOOSE OFFICERS.

storm Lake In, July - The mem.
bers Of the Iowa Rowing association
elected The following officers: Presl-
den H. l.. kilby, Ottumwa; vice
prcsidcnt--C. S, Argo, Sioux City; sec
Rotary u. $. Phelps, Burlington;
commodore j. X Lindsay, Dubuque;
ensign r. G. Carrier. Sioux City; ex-
ccutive committee i3lgar u. Mack,
Storm Lake; VIII Hall Cedar Rapids;
r. A. buchanan, Sioux City.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19
ARMY WORMS BAD WORK.

Minneapolis, Mimi, July 1s.-The
Ir'hunc's Marshield, Wis, special OF
last night says that thousands Of dol
lars u damage is being done daily by
the rayages of the army worm in that
and adjoining counties. Hay cut and
placed III barns Is full Of them and
farmers are afraid to feed 1t to stock.
IT Ii by far the worst scourge that
ever visited this portion Of the state.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19
DENTISTS MEl%r.
Amnll Convention Of the Wisconsin,
Association at GAINESVILLE,

GAINESVILLE, Wis., July Is, The
twenty fourth annual meeting Of the
WISCONSIN state h"utal society opened
here yesterday morning when the
board OF examiners considered ap-
pltcationS FOR membership, The after
noon was devoted to reports of com.
mittrrS and miscellaneous mStnrss.
nr w c. Wendell. OF milwaukee,.
president ur the ~ iatv delivered an
address. which was followed Ivy the
reading of Il paper on Local Anaes-
thcttcs Ivy nr T. e, French, Of Eau
claire \ general discussion followed,
The society viii couNm" IN session
until Thursday
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19
COOK AT ST. JOHNS.

st Johns. ~ f., July ~ The Cook
Greenland expedition. on the steamer
Miranda, arrived here sunday morn
ing. The steamers compass was out
of order, aud It's repair was effected
here. The expedition has secured tho
services Of Mr.. II. Dunphy, the well
known icc pilot, who was with the
peary expedition on the steamer kite.
The Miranda left here az midnight
last night.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19
MOVING ON MOSQUITO.
President XohyA Dispatches an Army
Eastward

Managnn, Nicaragua, July Is, A
battalion or 500 soldiers, fully
equipped Tor long march, has LETT
the barracks, after 4 long consuIta'
tton between General ortiz and other
army officers h're, and matched east
ward Generals ortiz aud sanchez
left shortly artc"ward Their d"stinn
ton was not announced, but VI IL I'M
douMedIy the Mosquito territory
PROOFS from Leon are on the way
hero, while other troops from Walpn,
l.rtncA. and Granada are marching
toward the eastern coast President
XclAya says that II necessary l,c Will
20 to the front himself
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19

Island road, narrowly escaped death
AZ the hands OF the Pond Greek train
wreIkerS yesterday morning.
Two explosions Of dynamite o.
Cured at the south outskirts Of the
city Immediately after the special
train carrying the troops passed. One
of the shots exploded Immediately un-
der the train but did little damage,
The other blew out the cattle guard
and shattered the rails
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19
POLICE Run BOARD BILLS,

Chicago. July 1s.-Chief Brennan, Of
the police department has forwarded
to General Manager Egan bills for
over $4,000 turned in by proprietors
If different restaurants for feeding po-
lice during the strike troubles Mr..
Egan yesterday responded that the
bills would be paid. but that future
bills Of like character would not be
houored.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19
SNALlrNN Nr NllWAlNFF.
TWO NrW CNSt~ Reported at the
Health office.

MjlwlUkrV July Is. \ new ease Of
smallpox Wa> reported at the health
office yesterday morning The victim
Is the wife OF August rrat2kr living
At Al MGhtecuth avenues Mrs
rratZkr is a mtddlr aged woman,
There are five Inmates of the house,
who hay" all been Nar'tuatcd The
premises have been tumigated and
placed under quarantine, while -Sthc
victim has hrru al>cN to the lSola-
ton hospital
Another case Of smallpox was re-
ported ct thu health department at
NnoR, making two eases rur the aav
fRr sr'NNd vlSe dW .lhpcd 1T ISL
National avenue. \ young man be-
longing to the family is n clerk In n
popular store IN tar city
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19
COMPLIMENTS CLEVELAND.


Washington. July IS, In view of tn
criticism in certain quarters IN regard
to the legality of the course pursued
Nv President CIcyclan in using the
federal troops, notably in chicago, not
to preserve peace. but 10 cNrcut" the
DEGREES of the federal Judiciary md
keep in operation the provisions of the
Interstate commerce law, a letter
lust received from Hon, Thomas VI.
Cooley. one Of the most able opponents
Of the constitution in the land. has
peculiar application. In a letter to
the president. he says: II beg to be
allowed 10 express my unqualified sat
iSfaction with every step YOU have
taken in the vindication of the ma
tional authority and with the reStora-
ton of the law and order which fol
lowed or now is in progress. The
caution and dclibcration with which
you proceeded are, | think. worthy,
like the accompanying lirmncSS, of
highest praise, and am specially
gratitied that a great and valuable
lesson in constitutional conStruc' ION
has been settled for all time with re-
markably little hloodShed You and
the attorney general also have won
the gratitude of the country, not for
this generation only, but for ali time. :"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19
BAD DAY FOR TRUSTS

New York. July Is Yesterday was
a bad day for trusts A decision OF
the supreme court Of this state gave
the tnware trust heavy blow. and
the umbrella trust. which has taken
III 4 great amount Of notes was put
III the hands 81 receivers
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19
SENATE

Washington, July ls-In the senate
yesterday resolution was introduced
by Mr. Vest reciting the charges OF
fayoriti-m ana fraud made by exhib-
itors II the recent Chicaeo worlds
fair against the committee on awards
and directing the committee on the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19
ANARCHISTS AND OUTLAWS.
Argentina Congress- 10 Consider Class
ing Them Together.

Bucnos Ayes, July IS bill will
shortly be presented In congress DIES
ignating anarchists as outlaws The
French minister has notified the
government that there Is a desperate
anarchist on board the Aquitaine In
M0nteyldeo harbor The police have
been ordered 70 arrest him.
The president has telegraphed to
Rio Janeiro for copy Of the treaty
ar reciprocity between Brazil and the
United states Paraguay desires 10
conclude q similar treaty.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19
coMMoNwEALERs RELEASED.
Turned Loose IN Blocks Of Five and
Told TO Move On.

Omaha, Neb. July 1s.The com
wealers at Fort Sidney are being
released on their own recognition In
squads OF five. This virtually means
that the men have served sufficient
time for contempt u court, and are
discharged. Libcrating the men In
small squads viii separate them ana
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19
WORK OF CONGRESS-.
BAILEY VOLI NTARY BANK
KttprCY BILL PASSED
senator Vests Worlds Fair Awards
Investigation Resolution
Referred.

Washington July IS. The house
passed the Bailey voluntary bank
ruptcy iii Yesterday by vote OF
III 70 II and devoted the remainder
~ the day 70 business reported by
the judiciary committee. only two
bills however, were disposed Of, one
Of viii II wa. 70 create an additional
circuit Judge for the eight judicial
circuit
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19


House tNhier,rS Make Slight Con
''S>ieh> on IN" sugar Schedule.
W,>hiuetnn luly is Nhrn ,h,,,,,-
IN r,nfnt,,u,,n. oiinrrqna ~ ~ o'.lnA
y,Strraay it N.,S win ,h,,. 3ntrr,n,oY.
ti,n ~ ran IN mn rnnnh,ir,n mrnn.ys
nj !, a. lock
immediately .,ft,r IN. ,djnn,1,,nt
ono of thr yonrrrrrS S,il n >,,,nrl
tn,, tnn S,n,r, and nn,,s, y,v, my
tbnr ,,art ,hon whom nay l,,,n.
mar IN, hons. mnnhrrs tlatl>, rrruSp1
III, irnn ~, r,,l opa Snoor rotnS ~
m, srn,tr hin ana the son. t. r,r-
f,,.,rS ,ynr, rs ,irn in lam,nlio, ,,at
,n,. lin N thrS, norti.ull,,S INNS, ~
noin -. III, SONATA ,x,d il ,rh,. same.
u,nr,,S ,,,k,d IN = worry disrouror.
ina, m,nnn,. nm ntb,r Srh,aulrs ana
.oid ,ha, uhil, IN, main n,iuts wrrn
rrs,,t,,a il woS ;mnnSsihln ~ rrorh
nm ,crnnm,n, an minor ,n,S
chairman Wilson c,mr to IN, hnuse
of conservatives nj thr noon recess
~ III, ,,uf,r,u., and NJ onr, snnt
nhini,l n,tico tn thn thr,n rrnuh,icon
,nnr,r,o, thot IN, ful cnmmitten
ynnlI mnnt ,t - n'rlnrk IN fro AS
.noiotoa pr,SS AIR Wilson stated thot
nm orronmnpt hoa nor h,nn reached
p,v,nJ mis- NO ,vo,Ia NOT dis MSS the
ounstinn II was Irorn,d from other
rnnfnrnns however thot whilr no
o,rnom,ut mad hnnn r,,chrd n,ither
mad \ resolution vol been poSSrd to
rruorr = disagreement
While If cannot he stated how long
q timn viii he taken hy rhr rrmh-
lic,u cnpfrrrrs thrnr r,irtiou is con
tidcutIy made that rrportS of disagree
mont viii no before thr two houses of
congress within The next three DAYS.
The Louisiana delegation was rcn.
forced today Inv the arrival of a dele
CATION of five members of the SUGAR
Planters association. of Louisiana.
Tho Louisiana and Texas drlrgntinnS
have agreed 10 mite in opuusitlon 10
the Hawaiian treaty provision Of the
sugar schedule.
The full tariff conference broke M ut
AIS n m. until tomorrow at > o'clock
withou, reaching an agreement to re-
pnrt
The proceedings of The fuIl confer
ono, consisted in nm effort ON Inc. part
~ M democratic members ia an
Trhtru their republican colleagues
urnu thc elements of disbursement be-
tween The democratic members of the
two houses without revealing the
mrthods by which they sought 10 yet
together or tho details Of the proceed
iurs az the democratic conferences.
The ropnltlicans had littlc.uo say be
vond formal greetings and waited nm
Ri Senator Voorhees, made some
u.hot formal and full statement or thc
situation JIo said that no discount
nsv ia t1,n rcuuhliraus was intended
ma aaotinrs wore moi conference
mnntinrs Inn wore confined 70 efforts
ia hiring Dbout some settled nolicv.
Senator Voorhees, added that h" was
frank to confess that efforts towards
an agreement had not proved success
full Til" features If the disagreement
were then gone into At considcrahl"
length by Mr. voorhees, and his As.
>oriatcS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-19
STILL IN \ MIDDLE
REpl RlltA\S ElNAllA MEET
WITH THE MAJORITY,

Listen 10 a Formal Speech 10y SruatNr
Voorhees,, Who Frankly Admits
That Democrats Cannot \Grrc
House CuntrrctS Make Slight CON
rrS>iouS on the Sugar Schedule.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-25
AUGUST FOR HEALTH.
1t Must be Whether You Take a
Vacation or Not.
Take Time Now to Strengthen Nerves and
Body-see That Every Part of the B ody
Becomes Well Fed.

Eleven months for business, for money
making, for absorbing work. Take
August for becoming strong and we'll.
Get back to your proper weight; re-
lieve the tired nerves Of their irritable
ity; fill the body with ruddy, vigorous,
serviceable blood. You will work to
twice the purpose with clear head and
a body undisturbed by aches and pains.
Give Paine's celery compound fair
trial in August.
WEAKNESS and lack OF strength Is q
matter of the nerves and brain. 1t is
the exhaustion of the nerve centers that
produces the feeling OF iassitude aud de-
preston.
Digestion and assimilation are the
FIRST to become affected by diminishe
nerve power, and as these functions are
30 closely connected with every part of
the body the entire system shares in
their disorder. Men and women about
middle age take little exercise. their
blood becomes impure and all their i'm
portant organs sluggish, while q con-
stant!y increasing load of anxiety and
care keeps their nerves from being
properly nourished. Such persons will
find steady gain in health, in vigor
and good spirits from Paine's celery
compound taken steadily through the
month of August.
TIE reason for the high regard in
which Paine's celery compound is held
by physicians for building up the weak,
the SICILY and the nervous, is because
oil it's Ingredients are known to medi-
cal men 81 feed the nerves and to pro-
vide pure and rich blood for all tho
weak parts Of the body. Every trace Of
nervous exhaustion disappears when
the nerves that govern the functions of
the body are thus abundantly supplied
withtheir appropriate food.
The disturbances of the nervous sys-
tenn, whether neuralgia, rheumatism,
debility, extreme nervousness or heart
trouble, are due to arrangements in
nutrition Headache, sense of weight
on top of the head, a feeling OF constric
ton about the forehead; these are very
significant symptoms and should be
needed. Better and more complete nu-
triton is demanded for the nerves and
brain. Thin, pale faces, wasted frames,
unhealthy skin and low spirits tell I'M
mistakably Of blood TOO thin and poor to
properly nourish the body
Paine's celery compound brings an
increased, natural appetite, assists the
assimilation of the food and quiets and
restores healthy nervous action
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-25
EXCLUSION OF ANARCHISTS.

The need OF q law providing for the
exclusion of anarchists is obvious and
the House should lose no time in pass
ing tho Senate bill.
Representative Warner, of New York
seems to be bent upon defeating the
measure. The objections on which he
lays stress might be urged with equal
force against the existing laws for the
exclusion OF paupers, convicts and
lunatics and against any effective stat
ute to keep anarchists out of the
country. To put the execution of such
statute in the hands of the courts, as
Mr.. Warner grandiloquently insists
should be done, would be equivalent to
making it dead letter for al. practical
purposes.
1t is not possible to frame perfect
law for the exclusion of anarchists.
But to be practical and effective any
Statute for that purpose must be en-
forced by administrative officers and
must necessarily be left to their dscre.
ton under general regulations.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-25

the sorts he buys. 1t bchoovcs him to buy
carefully, praycrfully. Tho verdict of 1
petty jury is not moro uncertain than that
of the silk wearing public Shrcwd ad-
vcrtising, good display, may do something
toward influencing it, but the pattern that
toward the close of the season is volumi-
nously in stock is Mt once hewcd down in
price and cast upon the bargain counter
Each year there are new surfaces in vari-
ETY., but all of them resolve themselves
into the original elementary combinations
possible to the handloom. Moirc has its
season when it is unreasonable, stripes
come and go, but silk goes on forever
The use of it increases yearly, and it is
safe to say that the consumption will dou-
bic in tho next 20 years.
Yet the market for raw silk is merely
steady" China, Japan and India arc
such incXhaustible storchouscs of it that
they can send us twice our needs without
materially affecting the price.
There have been sporadic efforts to raise
silk in the United States, but so far we
have produced so small an amount in COM
parison that it is not worth mentioning.
The sketch shows u gown of rose and
green changcable taffcta, trimmed with
white lace, green mousscline do sole anc
arrow jet passcmetcric.
JUDO CHOLLET.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-25
A Strong Array of Talent.

1.-THE Hustler" the farce comedy that
has led in novelty and entertaining
features during the past three years,
is, as usual, excelling all competitors
Messrs. Davis 81 Keogh have spared
no expense to make it the greatest and
most successful attraction of it's kind,
and have introduced into it worry cap
tivating specialties, presented by the
most competent artists who could DO
employed. Some of the well-known
people in this company are: ]. p Tier
ney, E. Z. Hefernsn, James P. Smith,
james F. Cook, Harry Watson, James
Bradley, 81. Fairbanks, Ernest Wilson,
Charles Garnsey, Alice Hutchins, Irene
Hernandez. Mamie Mayo, Julia Taylor
and May v. Warren.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-25
POOR ECONOMY AND BAD TASTE.
Muslin and Linen In Place of Silk for IN
1crWenr.

Muslin and Linen In Place of Silk for IN
derwcar.
Certain young women travelling abroad
several years ago during the height of tho
popular craze for silk underwear wcrc not
permitted by their parents to buy any of
it because it was immortal most whm-
Steal reason. That silk in the place Of
fresh. easily Numbered muslin and linen
is poor economy and worse taste would
Seem to be SO sufficiently strong argu-
mcnts against its use that the introduce
ton of moral scruplcs would be unncces-
sary, even if it We're not absurd as we'll.
The notion of degrees of morality in the
materials of which undcrgarmcnts arc
made appears to be widespread, however.
certain novelist is careful to tell his
readers that the particularly villainous
and debascd horo Wore pink silk night
shirt This was only at tho outset of his
evil career. The clothing he adopted at
the crisis of his infamy must have beoH
unspeakable. for the author maintains o
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-25

The next few months will be a sea-
son of explanations. Many Congress-
men will have to explain to their con-
stituents how it was it took so long to
PASS tariff bill and why the Wilson
bill was killed. Some OF our national
law-makers will have mighty hard
time in doing this salts fac orily. They
will no doubt be impressed with this
fact on the 9th of next November.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-25

ningly broidcrcd and sometimes fringcd
with pearls. One ccclcSiastic had u red silk
pair, with the sacred monogram worked
on the back, surrounded with q golden
glory, and later on they had gloves to
match their different ycstmcnts. In fact,
gloves had departed from the primary idea
of utility and become IL decoration They
were too magnificent for common wear
and were frequently carried In tho hand or
worn in the girdlc. 1t was by the fino
gloves his page had in his girtllc that Ccrur
dc Lion was betrayed on his way home
from tho crusade, and so fell into captiv-
ity. But already the glove was more than
amcrc bit of foppcry The knights mailed
glovo sheltered his hand 1t became sign
of power, and when gracious lord meant
To signify his intention to protect town
he sent his glove rs Il surc sign of his will.
ingncss The glove, too, was the token of
defiance when one knight declared war
against another, and to show his fcalty to
his mistress he bound her broidcrcd glove
TO his helmet. Long gloves camc in ut the
cnd OF tic seventeenth century. Nell
uWynncs gloves were Il prorcrb for their
beauty. MI through this time gloves wcro
prcttily set off with lace ribbons and
fringe, although the fashion of tho finer
artistic embroidery cf the middle ages was
falling into disuSc. Thc bare hand was
deemed an offonsC. and tho costlincss Of
gloves defined their wcarcrs social posi.
ton
inc Illustration shows d gown of rose
Datlstc trimmed with vivid rcd satin ana
white lace. This thoroughly French cos.
tune is completed by green straw hat
trimmed with rcd roses and white quills.
JUDO CHoLLET.