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THREATENED THE PRINCE.
Attempt ON the Life of Wales.
of EngIand.

LONDON, July u.-Considerable excite
ment was caused to-day in Bango. Wales.
by what was thought at the time by many
persons 70 be an attempt upon the life OF
the Princ OF Wales. The Prince. accom-
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steamer colridcs with the Chicago.

ANIWEKPs July little tank Steamer
Azon was in collision at 2 O'Clock this
morning with the United States cruiser
Chicago in the roadstead here. Both YES
sells were injured above their water lines.
The Chicago was anchored at the time OF
the collision. The anchor chain OF the
Azoff was carried away and she drifted
against the cruiser. The damage done 10
the Chicago is not serious.
-he collision occurred at TO a. m. of
Austruwel. The boz OF the tank steamer
struck the Chicago amidships on the star
board side. Three Of the AzOfTs plates
were bent and broken. The damage TO
the Chicago is about $1,000.
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wood, druggist; c.. D.. Rice, engineer; Harry
Peele. ex-engineer and present city mar
shall: s. b. Bryan. roundhouse man. The
charge is conspiracy in obstructing United
States mails on the Memphis route. The
prisoners were taken to St. Louis on a spe-
cial train for trial.
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Cholera SPREADING I'm Au.,r,,.

VIENNA. July n.-Cholera is spreading
in Austria. Galicia and In Bukowina. the
province directly south and southeast OF
Galicia- Twenty new cases. eleven 81
which have proved fatal. have been re-
ported within the last three days.
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OF l.. in Baltimore are estimated TO be
five thousand strong. Many of the assem-
blies express doubt Of a compliance with
any orders to strike
Twelve trainmen and yardmen started for
Chicago TO take the places of strikers.
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Nome Left TO Strike.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, July 1.-THE
Knights Of Labor did not strike here to-
day. They are nearly all out OF work.
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A Wonderful Story of an Old Lady
ST. JOSEPH. Mich. May 3, Is.

ST. JOSEPH. Mich. May 3. 1894.
The Lyon Medicine Co.. Indianapolis. n d
wish TO congratulate you in being In
possession of such a grand medicine as
Lyons Seven Wonders" / was IN very
poor health for n long time. could eat no
solid food. and scarcely anything else; had
no appetite, but a continued distress IN
my stomach, and was very poor In flesh.
Your remedy being recommended by one
who had tried them, | got n box of same,
and can cheerfnlly and gladly say. after
using them. the distress in my stomach en-
tirely ceased. my appetite increased won
derfully. and gained in flesh very percep
tibly. | am a lady seventy-fnur years of
age, and can say that Lyons Seven Won
ders" have given a new lease on lite. L
feel grateful toward you and your remedy.
1t does more than you claim for il. and no
words of praise can do il justice. Crate
fully yours. Mrs. CYNTHIA RANSOM.
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SenOrfel for Work.

FARGO, S. D.. July 1.-THE Northern Pa.
cihc engineers have nearly all reported for
work, as have also most or the tremen.
daV-
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Tbourbt 4, Mennt Martial Law.

DENVER. Col, July 11--Under the inn
preston that President Cleveland's proc
lamation was a declaration Of martial law
all labor organizations in session here adj
journed before 4 o'clock. Governor Waite
looked worried and had nothing to say,
except that the state of affairs was very
serious. Acknowledgement Tarsney thought
the proclamation was. a direct usurpation
of authority. General McCook was very
busy al day and had no Information TO
give
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Obstructed the Mails.

THAYER. Mo-, July n.-Deputy United
States marshals last night made the fol-
owing arrests Of prominent local citizens:
James Flnney. ex-engineer; L. II. Gaze
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w. & L. f. EmpIoyes Dismissed.

MASSILLON, o., July n.-Orders were
received at the Wheeling & Lake Erie di-
vision headquarters this morning to pay off
and discharge every mar connected with
the railway in any capacity whose pres
ence is not absolutely indispensable. OF
the three thousand employees the only ones
retained are station agents, heads of de-
one dispatcher and a few oper-
the movement of one daily mail train in
each direction. All this has been brought
about by the sympathetic strike of six
hundred American Railway Union en-
ployes, of whom none will be re-employed.
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FAIRVIEW PARK
Now Open for the Season

The park has been considerably improved
and meals are now served TO order at the
pavilion. Carriage parties may enter the
park at the east gate from Illinois street.
hitching posts having been provided just
inside the gate.
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Few knights at Denver.

DENVER. July 1.-THE unions connected
with the Denver trades and labor assem-
blies belong to the American Federation of
Labor. Rhody Kennethan. president OF
the assembly. said to-day he did not an
ticipate President Gompers would call out
shouIIe sba ordsr woUId ms ob ~ ~ T 7 ne
are comparatively few knights of Labor
here. the strongest organization being the
assembly composed of Union Pacific shop
men. As the Union Pacific federated board
has decided against a strike on that sys-
tenn the members of this assembly are un-
uri1lfnw 70 on ont
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served with Restraining Orders.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, July u.-Leading
members of the A. r. L. in this city have
been served with an order by United States
Marshal Shelby restraining them from iii
any way interfering with or obstructing the
business of any of the lines of railway en-
tering St. Joseph. The order was issued
upon application of the railway companies
TO United States Judge Phillips, of Kansas
City. The defendants are summoned 10
appear for examination at Kansas City on
the first Monday in August.
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An optimi.,,c Master Workman.

BALTIMORE. Md. July n.-Master
Workman W. II. Stork. of District Assem-
bly, No. II. says. regarding Grand Master
Workman Sovereign's suggestion. that no
official notice has been received, and don't
know what action will be taken. He be-
leves, however. that the Baltimore knights
would comply with an order 10 strike. h.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26
Coming to Mineral Point.

Many our Of citizens will BE- glad
to learn that Prof. Suassmau, for
merly Of Berlin, Germany, ia COM
ing to Mineral Point. His phenom-
euaI success in giving relief to all
optical complications requiring glass
es for an unequal and irregular eye
sight, is without parallel, saving
thousands from blindness aud injury
from the abuse of i'll constructed
glasses. His well merted notorety
as specialist TO unrayel this mystery
in which others have failed has won
him fame all over the country.
The Professor takes pleasure in
referring you TO eminent persons Of
this and other states, using his per-
feet combination glasses. Hon. J.
G. Spooner, ex- United States senator,
Hon. $. u. Piuney, lion. A, w.
Newman, Judges Of Supreme court,
Congressman Babcock, ex Congress
man Babbit, Hon. g. w. Bird, Hon.
&. G. Timme, Judges Lamb and
Keyes, Hon. G. w. Felker, Senator
Mcbride, Speaker Of the house, Mr..
Wells, superintendent of schools,
Senator 7. d. Weeks and others,
read IN pamphlet:
Il will prove to you life long
benefit to consult Prof. Strassman
about your eyesight. Office IN Globe
hotel, to remain a short time.
Coming soon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26
NUMBER IT.
For Daily Mail to Linden.

Elsewhere we are pleased to copy
from the Sou ,hwest Wisconsin of
Linden, the information that Mayor
Snow is enlisted in favor of direct
daily mail communication between
this city Linden, aud points in the
northwestern part of this county.
The lack of mail facilities in this
direction is a positive injustice to
Mineral Point, aud a great inoou.
yenieuce to the people of Linden
and uorthward of thera Lot the
petition suggested be started at
once, and pressed vigorously up
on the postotico department until
the line is established. Mineral
Point naturally is and should be the
trading point for the territory be-
tween here and Highland and
daily mail is demanded for the pub.
inc good. Mr.. Mayor, get right
down to work for it and you will
fetch it If anybody can.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26
Killed in Chicago.

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26
POINT
North vs.. South.

Tuesday afternoon of this week,
the employed and the unemployed
of the north and south sides of High
street crossed bats at the fair
grounds, and made a spirited game
of baseball. Capt. Matthews, of the
south siders, proved his ability as a
base balHst in choosing his men and
knowing where each man should be
placed. Capt w. Horn would make
a good captain with little practice,
as he seemed to get the right men
il the wrong places and vice versa.
"Dutfy" was knocked all around the
diamond, when finally Capt. Horn
thought it wise move to put him
behind the bat, and there he suffer
ed the knock out of two or three
fingers. Will Bliss did some fue
work behind the bat for the south
slders and "Corbett' performed ms
part well in the box for the same
side Tom McCabe, of the northers,
made long hit out into left field,
which scored him home run.
The score was "a to 10 in favor
of the south siders, when the scorers
pencil gave out and an adjournment
for supper was ordered. DIR STAINS
more Vivian and Chas Ramsey act.
ed as umpires with credit to them
selves and to the satisfaction of the
winning side.
The foregoing report is of course
from a south side partisan, and may
be subject to liberal discount.-ED.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26
Woolen Mills to Resume.

Arrangements have been perfect.
ed by which the looms ofthe woolen
mills are again to be put in opera
ton, and many idle hands again
employed This desirable result
is reached through the public spirit
and enterprise OF local stockholders,
who pledged themselves personally
for the necessary means TO meet ex,
pcnses until returns can be made on
goods manufactured, Contracts for
the entire output OF the mills for
several months have been made.
The figures are low, of course, such
As the depressed condition of trade
compels, and but light margin above
cost of manufacture is expected.
Better this, however, than To leave
the valuable plant idly ru,ung aud
many willing hands unemployed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26
The Kicking Game.

Qnite a crowd gathered on the
high school compus last Saturday
to witness game Of football be-
tween the high school and city
teams. The bali started with the
citizens, but soon fell to the school ,
nor was it surrended until it was
pushed over the line. Daring the
last half the umpire got under the
double wedge play, and from a
course Of fouls the citizens made a
toueh down. But the school com
pletely outplayed them, breaking
their center and lodging their ends.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26

SUBSCRIBE for the TRIBUNE.
CEREsoTA flour at Hendra Bros. / :
WHERE a you going to play
ball next wee Capt. Horn?
Mr.. WILL 2mpsoN came over
from Blanchard ille Sunday.
"GURKEYs" are biting at Calamine.
So says a down town merchant.
BRING your job printing to the
TRIBUNE office and get the best.
The sound of the hammer is dis
tinctly heard throughout our city.
SCARLET fever Of epidemic pro-
portions is reported at Hollandale.
HEADQUARTERS for Jackets and
Wraps at Gundry and Gray's. y.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. J. PENHALLEGoN
drove over to Montfort yesterday.
JoHN CHAMLEY and D. S. Cum
mings had business at Livingston
Monday.
JoHN PADoN is making improve q
ments on his shop, reshingling the
same etc.
Mr.. UNIE WAsLEY, of Dixon, ILL.,,
is visiting relatives and friends in
this city this week
THE lumber office Of Willard
Eastman's has a new appearance, the
result Of the paint brush.
Mr.. AND Mrs. CUNNINGHAM, Of
Montfort, visited at the home of
Willard Eastman last week.
Mr. ADoLPH lsKow1oH, Of Strea-
tor ILL.,, spent Sunday in this city az
the home Of Isaac Deiicr.
DAVID BRowN has added an ele-
CANT doubIe-seated carriage to his
already fine equipped livery.
Field seeds, garden seeds, flower
seeds, at Pndeaux's drug store-I5w4
ELECTION of trustees for Grace
iand cemetery association next Tues
day afternoon. See notice.
MHs ]. w. HARKER of Cuba City
has been visiting with her daughter
Mrs j. w. Anderson this week.
1.ns FRANK POTTER and dson have
gone to Faribault, Mimi, for a visit
W.aear sister Mrs. viii WasIey.
lEaLsorA is a very popular brand
Of d'or. Houdra Bros. keep it. II
LETTERS addressed to Miss Mag.
81 Dalton and Mr.. O. Wheeler,
Temato uucaIled for il the Mineral
Pom. postofice.
FRANK POTTER, our new assessor,
-@ .'ded on making the Office of
~ : Well, in the city hall, his
Aelaq qu.r.srs.
@lsas Annie Phillips, Amy
F'aa ana Mrs. F. c. Ludden at.
tended ,ae Chaudler-Fawcett we'd
a."1 GaIena yesterday.
APPEARANCES indicate that
delegation from this city
Y back our High School team at
4.F game with the Dodgeville
..'9 AZ the latter place next Sat
-'aay, the weather being favorable.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26
Pas lures TOR Rent.

Two good ones, situated about
one mile from the heart Of the city.
One contains 90 acres and the other
30 acres. Plenty Of pure spring
water; reasonable terms.
lGml CYRUS LANYON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26
Ceresota, Ceresota.

Ceresota flour will be found uni
formly up to the HIGHEST STANDARD
known to modern milling. 1t com
bines all the desirable qualities of a
PERFECT BREAD.MAKING FLOUR, and
can be depended upon at all times
to produce the most satisfactory re-
suits. For sale at IIendra Bros. IL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26
HE TRIBUNE of late
date rightly said we
would have something TO

say of interest to buyers of footwear,
Well, we want to tell You we
have ALL the newest shapes and
styles in spring and summer foot
coverings, and invite YOU to share
the benefits we derived by buying
everything on a cash basis,
You will be surprised to learn (by
Inspection the reductions made on
all grades of goods. Come in and
be convinced.
Yours for bargains,
w. j. PENHALIEGoN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26
Coming

Prof. Herschberg, the celebrated
New York aud s.. Louis Eye Expert,
will be in Mineral Point May 10,
II and u at the store Of his agent
w. II. Prideaux. Consultation
free, IOWA
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26


of Dodgeville, were noticed on our
streets Tuesday, and warmly well
coined by many friends.
Mr.. JERRY HUMBERT is at Madi-
ison as one of the jurors on the
famous Cadwallader bank wrecking
case, before the U. S. Court.
"True Self-Control," is the topic
to be presented by II. Cooking at
the young mems meeting, next Sun
day morning at the p. M. church.
THE room in Lenahan's block, re-
Gently occupied as a meat market, is
being fitted up for Geo. D. Masten,
who will open a tony barber shop
therein.
Mr.. BEN BLEwETr has sold his
fine gray mare TO Walter johnson,
of JanesviIle, and tomorrow Fri
day. will deliver the animal to its
new owner.
Mr.. FRED PENHALLEGoN has pur-
chased lot of Mr.. John Hales on
the south side of the city and will
erect a fine residence on the same
this summer.
The mother of Hon. r. NJ. La
Toilette died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Judge Siebecker, in
Madison, last Saturday, and was
buried Monday.
DoDGEyILLE is earnestly consid-
eaing electric lights and waterworks,
and the indications are tha, she will
soon have both of those desirable
adjuucts to city life.
JAMES CALLow, on of the success
full farmers of Laxey, has purchased
the residence of the late Mrs. Char
les, in this city, and will hereafter
make his home with us.
Mr.. HENRY BAKER, for many
years a leading farmer of the town
of Linden, now residing at Lancas-
ter, was greeted by many old friends
in Mineral Point on Tuesday.
WEDNESDAY, May ID, the Eastern
Star lodge of Mineral Pointwill have
a Floral Meeting. All interested
will please bear this in mind and
govern themselves accordingly.
SEALLPox has got beyond control
and is running unchecked in Chi
cago. There is talk of quarantin-
ing the city. tribune readers who
visit the wicked city are warned to
be careful
ARCHIBALD MACARTHUR, lawyer,
editor, capitalist, and democratic
politician of Dodgevile, after
spending several months in the
sunny south, returns home sunburnt
and fat.
The atuactiveness Of the barber
shop opposite Chandler's mas been
very much enhanced since d. Weisen
took possession, by the addition Of
beautiful flowers, window drapings,
etc, etc.
RUMoRs that work may soon be
resumed at the pulp and paper
mills in this city are pleasant TO the
ears of our people, all of whom will
rejoice at the confirmation of such
reports.
The Dodgeville Sun says local
veterinarian is prepared to "spade"
horses and cattle. Ordinarily it is
well to "call a spade a spade" but in
this case it were as well to call it a
shovel,
Mr.. FRED WILLIAMS, and his
sister, Mrs. Minnie Williams Briggs,
Of Savannah, ILL.,, accompanied their
friend Mrs. Whitney on her sad
mission, the burial of her husband,
in this city last Saturday.
EXTENSIVE preparations are being
made for the celebration, at Galena,
of General Grants birthday tomor-
row, the 27th. Luther Latin Mills,
the famous Chicago lawyer, will de
liver the oration.
TIE best and cheapest means Of
keeping informed of political, busi-
ness and social affairs Of Wisconsin
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One year lstrietly in advance
AFTER three months and within one year..SI.50
0utside of Iowa county .....Sl.5O
six months-in advance only ,...65
Three months-in advance only ............ ......S5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26
hey faced each other az follows:

Iriured-w. Hoare, F. Hoare, and Umpire
Cummings.
The School team, although play
ing against "heayy" odds, easily
carried the ball over the goal line.
Their fancy plays deceived their
opponents, and they show that under
their new coacher they will make a
good game at Dodgeville Saturday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26
saIlie Browning's Sickness and Death.

Sallie Browning's Sickness and Death.
The Philrpsburg, Montaua, mail
gives the following account Of the
sickness aud death of SllIie Brown
ing, recently mentioned in the
TRIBUNE:
Died-lu philHpsburg Mont. April n, 1871,
Miss Sallio Browning aged 20 years
Atl2o'clook yesterday this community was
shocked al the announcement of the death OF
Miss sallio Browning, daughter OF W. E.
Browiug nt the hCme OF her brother. Henry
NJ Browning, ON Mob hill For some time
past Miss Browning had suffered from stom-
nch complaint, but the aiimeut was not
Thought serious nntil q few days ago when her
stOmuch refused TO retain nolrlshment OF any
kind whatever. She grow rapidly worse, and
though every possible thing that physicians.
relatives and friends could 90 % save her life
Il was of no await aud ia the bloom OF youth
that young lifo which a fowdlys ago seemed so
bright and happy was suddenly closed to the
light of this world
Miss Browning was a native OF Mineral Point
Wisconsin, and removed 20 phiupsburg with
her father nbouta year ago ana has since re-
sided with her brother and his family
She was Il member of the NJ. e. Church and Il
deyout christian, which with hcr cheerful dis
position aud loving manner at once made her
popular among her associates.
The funeral took place from the rr{liauoc OF
Henry N. Browning Friday afternoon April
18Th al o O'Clock.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26
The Local Field.

The spOrtive trout
Now darts about,
In search of food which it requires;
And on the bank
Are gathered rank
And unregenerate, reckless liars.
Detroit Free Press.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26

ELcE, the Galena book binder, is
in our city, aud will remain but a
short time. Leave orders at U. S.
Hotel.
The Crystal Laundry recently
started by 5. NJ Lyon of Freeport,
ILL.,, was last Tuesday sold to Thos.
Collins, who will place it under the
management of Thos. Fallou, the
present manager Of the Mineral
Point Steam Laundry, and the two
will be formed into one.
The editor of this paper has had
a pair of spectacles fitted satisfactor.
lily to his eyes by Prof. Strassman
after having been told by other op.
ticiaus of note it was an impossible
job. Hence, the journal confident
ly recommends Prof. Strassman to
the public as an expert in his pro.
fession.-Darlington Journal.
WANTED.-An energetic boy over
fourteen years of age, or a lady, to
deliver our Compressed Yeast to
grocers, three times a week. Work
can be done after school hours, and
will yield a fair compensation.
Address applications to Yeast De
partment Of The Paul Beehtner Co.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
LAST week Leslie IIuxtable left
US for Hampton, Iowa, where Miss
Ella Vivian, daughter Of L. Vivian,
Of Diamond Grove, joined him on
Tuesday Of this week, aud they
were married at that place that day
The happy young couple will at
once enter upon farm life near Du-
mont, that state. Wishes in MIN
eral Point for their welfare are
numerous.
The "Ceresota" flour is mauufact-
urcd by the North. Western Consoi-
dated Milling Co., Minneapolis,
Mimi, from the finest selected
wheat, expressly for that class Of
consumers who are satifed with
nothing but the best; and to all who
appreciate good bread, this flour is
recommended with the utmost con.
fdence. No special directions are
required for its use. Be sure that
the package containing the flour
bears the above brand, Every bar,
rel warranted. For sale at Hendra
Bros. Try it. II
Pas lures for Rent
Two good ones, situated about
one mile from the heart Of the city.
One contains 60 acres and the other
30 acres. Plenty Of pure spring
water; reasonable terms.
l6ml Cyrus LANYoN.
Coming.
Prof. Herschberg, the celebrated
New York and s.. Louis Eye Expert,
will be in Mineral Point, May 10,
II and 70 at the store Of his agent
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26
LACES.

Whatever is NEW and novel in the lace world
is here-depeud on that. This is a LACE SEASON,
and the lace selling center at our counters for
with the lowest prices ever named. prevails
throughout Some Of this seasons specialties-
DSSO&&0
Ecru Point de Gene Insertion, Vene-
tan Point Insertion in Waite, Ecru
and Butter Shades. Ecru Venetian
Point-Net TOp-NeV Point de Paris
Lace with insertion 10 match, Black
ChantilIy and Bourbon Laces with En-
sertion TO Match, Send or call for SAM
pies and prices. 80.
AT THE
ECONOMY STORE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26

ELcE, the Galena book binder, is
in our city, aud will remain but a
short time. Leave orders at U. s..
Hotel.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-26

AZ. BISHOP sells furniture. 27tf.