Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13


10. S. Dean, Of 81 Dean street, Cleye
land, wealthy retired business man,
became weary Of suffering bodily pain
and shot himself through the heart
yesterday.
The New York constitutional con
vention sent the first section OF the city
article to third reading. 1t provides
for the separation of municipal cleo.
tons from state and national elections
New York merchants testified before
the police commissioners that they had
paid tribute of fruit and money to
Captain Stephenson for sidewalk
privileges
Seven hundred commonweaiers en-
route west are stalled in Omaha, UNI
able to secure transportation. The
county has also refused further food
to the returning army.
Miss Cornclia l.. VAIN, of Detroit,
Mich, died, and it Is charged that her
death was due to her treatment in the
home Of the Sisterhood Of St Joseph
Of Nazareth, in that city.
The Hamburg American line made
another cut in Storage rates, reducing
che price of Il Storage ticket to South
ampton by express steamers from SO
to $40
Two freight trains collided near
! Cleveland, Ia, a small station on tie
Burlington railroad. Gus Stackman,
the engineer, was instantly killed and
| Ed Walker, fireman, fatally injured.
i Phoebe Irwin, an OttumWa 0aD
spinstcr, 30 years of age. has brought
suit for breach of promise against Rev.
Christopher LoZenbury, superannu-
: atcd Methodist minister.
James Gregory, living near Shanghai,
Ind, was called to his door in the
night and shot dead, and Horace
| Ioomis, his cousin, has been arrested
| for the crime
Three robbers entered s. Franklin's
picture frame factory, Chicago, while
he was at lunch, covered the office boy
with rcvolvcrs and robbed the till of
ISL 100.
70 meet competition, the Hyde Park,
| H., Gas company has reduced the
price Of fuel and Illuminating gas
from 81 and $1.15 to II cents and 81
! respectively.
Five Workmcn on st. Paul's Catholic
church, now building in the north
western part of Washington, were
seriously injured by the falling of the
scaffolding on which they were at
work. one Of them may die.
EX-TaX Collector X. A. Tompkins Of
Franklin county, Ala, who left the
county under II charge of being short
$1,000 in his accounts. has been capt
ured ana returned to answer % four
teen indictments.
Nrbuchadnekzar Tim Murphy,
James Diggs, Della and Hacienda
were the winners at Harlem Bets
were declared Off on the hcat race and
the returning Of Get There will be in
yrstigatcd.
Under instructions from Secretary of
State Gresham, Minister Baker has de-
manded Of Nicaragua fair and i'm.
partial trial for the Americans ar
rested for completely in the Bluelirlds
conspiracy.
The national labor commiSsn, In Sos
sion at Chicago, adjourned to meet
in Washington, u. c., September :!G
\ convention to promote southern de
\.nlnnnlpnt hnII In Va Ii n ~
u. c.
Mr. iIowrllS father Of w. -. How
ellis, the wrll-kuown author, died at
lclicrSon Mo, of paralysis, aged IS,
Mr.. lI0wcIlS was engaged in ucWspa-
per work from 1880 to 1874 After
ward he WAS consul TO Quebec and
Toronto
General Scholicld has issued several
army orders of which the most pleas
ing To the army Will be one which in
crcasrS r"gimrntal bands from sixteen
10 twenty pieces. Army men say that
SiNtcrA pieces are not sufficient to
make 4 ercditahle appearance.
4 tallin@ wire fell upon an electric
ear at South Baltimore, Md. and the
ear bccam" heavily charged with cleo
triciW \ panic rnSucd and out of
thirty passengers none escaped with
out torn clothes or injury OF some
, kiud,
| Clarence Eugene Brown was arrested
and subsequently released in 5000 ball
! in Il civil action brought in New York
! hy Mrs. Eliza Buchanan, to recover
| 5000 FOR the loss of the services OF
her daughter, who is known on the
stage rs Fannie Ward.
The eastern sales agents of the an
thraeltc coal companies, at n meeting
lat New York decided to limit the out
put ot coal for September to 2,5OO,ooo
tons The same limit has been in force
throughout last month, The question
OF rates was not touched ut all
Police Captains Cross and Dcycrl
and Ward Men Smith, Glcnnon and
. NV thn Now