Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-02-16
NIELANGE.

J. s. Deeming, millionaire stock
raiser Of Benton, H., has mysteriOusly
disappeared in st. Louis.
Christian scientists at Springfield,
Ohio, say they will go to Jail rather
! than submit to vaccination.
1t is probable Miss Pollards suit
against Congressman Breckenridge, of
Kentucky, will come up this month.
| Mrs. ColfaX, widow Of the former
vice president, is said to be practically
! penniless.
Rockefeller is said to have secured
control of every important iron mine
in the Lake Superior region and in
Cuba.
Negroes about Monroe, La, have been
swindIed by an oil warranted to take
the kinks out of their hair.
! Wisconsin is expected TO harvest
=, 100000 tons of ice this season. In
diana's crop is expected to fall short.
/ Dr. f. c. Cooke, son of Commander
| T. A. Cooke, of the bureau Of naviga-
ton, has been appointed surgeon OF
the navy.
Messages of condolence from all
parts of the country were sent to the
widow of George w. Childs. The
, funeral was largely attended.
The Hand County bank of Miller,
s. d., suspended payment The liabill-
ties are placed at from $4,000 to $780,
600.
/ Chicago members Of the G.. A. r.
are in favor of going south with the
1895 annual encanlptment of the or
ganization.
Colonel Fisk demands a further
apology from Senator Boyd at Denver.
The legislator intimates he will fight
first.
Mrs. Andrew Foy lies seriously ill
in Chicago, as 4 result Of the badger
ing she was subjected to while wit
ness in the Coughlin trial. She may
not recover.
The sundry civil appropriates S32,-
291.3S2 for the fiscal year 1895. OF
ed on the Mississippi between Cairo
and Minneapolis.
1t is officially announced in New York
that the case of Rev. DR.. Richard
Labor Burtsell, which has been under
consIueration at Rome for some
months, has been decided against him.
no N,sfn 11Ys
shops in Bunaio has been reduced by
the laying off of $50 men. The reason
2iven is the decrease in traffic and the
imperative necessity of reducing ex-
penSeS.
Frank c. Ives captured the big end
Of the admission fees and the $1,000
purse at Cincinnati by defeating Jacob
Schaefer in the third game of the Gin
cinnati series The score at the close
of the play was: Ives, 600; Schaefer,
434.
| Chief Ignacio of the Southern UteS
! is en- route to Washington, where he
! will plead for the removal Of the tribe
from Colorado to Utah, where game is
plenty and whites are few.
A reduction of 10 per cent. in the
wages of all its employees was made
! by the ASHER lumber company of
Ford. Ky, the largest lumber manu-
| featuring firm in Kentucky.
| L. NJ. Brown & Son, wholesale
grocers of Lafayette, Ind. made an as
sgnment. The estimated assets are
| $4,000 with liabilities not exceeding
| two-thirds of that sum.
Seniors of Monmouth college, Ill, in
CURED the displeasure Of other class
men by wearing their flags TO college
on grounding day. A regular pitched
battle ensued. in which one of the col
lege professors took hand before the
affair ended.
A mass meeting of several hundred
Union Pacific employees was held in
Laramie, Wyo., and speeches were
made protesting against the reduction
of wages to go into effect March 1.