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

Whisky prices will he advanced two
cents a gallon by the trust.
New York ralroadmcn anticipate no
strike.
Representatives OF Union Pacific EN-
ployes voted not to strike,
The brotherhood Of Railway Train.
men at Galesbrrg declared 1t had no
grievance.
Ore person was killed and Ave others
injured by n car Of NewburS's new
trolley line.
The A. II. u. intends to demand n
raise Of wages before 1t agrees to II
settlement Of the strike.
At Spring Valley, H., two stores
were looted and dozen other con
Germs were compelled to give up part
OF their merchandise to IL mob OF 1000
striking coal miners.
Farmer Foust was murdered at EI-
wood, Ind, by unknown persons, who
then placed his body on railroad
track.
A cloudburst at Conconully, Wash,
destroyed nearly every building left
standing after the disaster OF last
May.
The freight blockade Of the Alton
was lifted at Bloomington when the
first trains In over n week left the
city.
Governor Matthews, Of indiana, IN
talking Of the Chicago situation, said
that tho presidents rcbukc to AIlBrld
III dlgnncd, pointed and timely.
Denth s-Dr. David h. Woods, Of
Warren, ONO; DR.. Sovnr EtIen, of
Port Jarvis, n. T.; Marcus q. Lisle, at
Winchester, Ky, aud George Pine, at
Grcenup, Ill.
General Brooke formally took charge
of the Union Pacific system per dircc-
lions from Washington, and viii ut
once open communication with the
Pacific coast.
Tho treasury officials have been com
PEELED to stop all shipments Of cash to
points west Of the ohio river In con
sequence of tho strike.
Frank a. lMppcn. who was n year
ago known rs tho merchant prince Of
Milwaukee, has written u letter stating
that he Is now driving Il cab In Lon
don.
The Lake Superior and Union I'M
provcmont Elevator companies rcor-
ganlze.
New York and Philadelphia men get
control of the Duluth Street hallway
company
The strike nee, estates the postpone.
mcnt OF the North Dakota republican
uate convention Il week.
The American yacht VigIlant was de-
featcd three times 10y the Britannia
In English waters, and the Nalkyrle Is
sunk.
Marcus q. Lislc Il Kentucky con
years old.
KANSAS wheat Is In the shock. Its
condition is good. Corn has an even
stand. vigorous growth.
Dcbs fails IN attempts TO tic up
junction points between the Ohio river
and lake ports,
Tho strike at ST, Louis Is practically
thing of tho past, only one road be
ing badly crippled.
Zimmerman, the American bcycliSt,
defeated Edwards, EnglIshman, In
Paris. 1t was record breaker for
5000.
United States troops are ordered to
Chicago from northern New York and
Omaha to be ready for emergencies
In the west.
President Cleveland ISSUES Il procla
nation commanding the Chicago
rioters TO disprrsr, II practically
places the city under martial law.
kclly's rommonwcaers captured ~
rasthound freight train on the Chcsa-
peuke and Ohio, ten miles east OF
Naucchurg, ky. rhc men IN the army
we've almost starved and desperate
The department of agriculture will
soon adopt some distinctive design Of
tags To designate the condition OF
meats from cattle slaughtered for the
purposes of Interstate and foreign
ConlnCreC,
The democratic conlcrrrS on the tar.
III bill will, II they can, agree upon Il
settlement Of the differences between
the % houses. and until then the re
publican runicrecS will not he asked to
take part
Cornelius McAulitl, president Of the
local Brotherhood OF Locomotive Fire
men, was arrested in milwaukee, by
a deputy United States marshal on n
charge Of interfering with the mails,
The president OF the Buffalo branch
Of the A. X, L. will not obey an order
Issued by Dehs To call his men out,
In Baltimore, Boston aud other cities
the disposition among \ K. I, and
labor organizations generally Is to re
main Mt work.
Tho Tennessee, Virginia, aud Georgia
Railway system, embracing loo miles
of road, WAS sold NJ auction Samuel