Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-25
TELEGRAMS In BRIEF.
LOCAL RESUME.

81, 1ull y CuuTCn III MiIWHuhtc, wiz
be vacated Sunday.
Assistant Chief John Ellens was
killed Mt fire In Muskegon, Mich.
Judge Jefferson McAnelly, once q
democrat, has turned populist ut Fort
Collins, Colo.
In the excitement over mad dog
at Guthrie, Ok, Mrs. Littlejohn war
shot and killed.
Charles Pearson, special night
Waterman at Kansas City, was muir
dered by burglars.
officials OF the American railway
union are urging railway employees
everywhere to join the order IN secret.
Recognizing that pools are failures,
lending railroad officials have decided
not to enter any more on tho old plan.
Major General Scholield, in his re-
port TO the secretary Of war, asks for
an increase In the national militia.
Official reports ut the state meeting
of the Iowa farmers alliance show
that the order Is passing away.
David John Johnston, n prominent
manufacturer and politician Of New
York, died while travelling In Canada.
Charles II. Durston, warden OF Sing
Sing prison, died after two weeks Ill
ness with malignant typhoid fever.
DR.. j. Is. Black, recently dismissed
from II presby tcrian church In Quincy,
Ill.,, has joined the Episcopalans
Attorney General Moloncy rules
women must furnish their own ballots
and not vote for the men.
Western Catholics have taken pre-
liminary steps toward establishing Il
summer school ut Madison, Wis.
Cleveland has ordered officials to
keep out OF politics are discredited.
Secretary Carlisle proposes to induce
deposits of gold by paying out the ac-
cumulated souvenir half dollars.
Negro Catholics, In national conven
ton at Baltimore, have petitioncd the
president to protect colored men.
Two bandits, who robbed the over
land Express near Sacramento, Cal,
secured between 100000 and $4,000.
Armed tramps took possession of a
freight train In Ohio and tcrrorizcd
the crew and passengers for TN hour,
Cincinnati thieves squeezed II bank
messenger IN IL doorway and relieved
him Of cash and drafts worth ST 900.
al, nj NAVtn,un llhin
robbed the house of II merchant Of
cash aud securities valued at $4,000.
VIII of Richard Smith, the wealthy
typefounder, leaves more than 81, OOO,
900 to the city of Philadelphia.
Ambassador Bnyard arrived from
England and said that he will take no
part In politics.
General Harrison returned to In
diannpolis after making many
speeches in southern Indiana.
l.. Is. Stoddurt won the golf anna
eur championship of America at lon-
kcrs.
Annual report of Health Commls
sioncr Reynolds places the Chicago
death rate ut only l6.0 per cent.
Commodore Matthews fuyors cutting
the navy yards estimate from Sd,22l,
7l2 to $l,oii,S03.
officials Of the bureau of printing
and engraving believe the recent theft
of stamps will not exceed I'll 800.
Owing to IN insufficient representa-
ton, populist candidates have been
barred from tickets in Indiana.
oran Eollett, prominent official
and newspaper writer of ONO, died
at Sandusky, ngeu % years.
Because he was refused II drink Of
liquor an unknown negro fatally shot
Springfield, ~, saloon keeper,
Experiments AZ I'M Omaha distillery
of making Spirits from beet sugar mo
lasscs have proved very successful
Five men were killed, two fatally
hurt and several more seriously
burned by il boiler explosion NJ Sham
okin, Pa.
AZ III illNtHhluiN lSh'h'h' h'h"
Ire In Boston, two men lcnprd To
death. Two others were fatally hurt
and several suffered serious injuries.
Rev. A. w. Smith, of Delcvan, WAS
fatally asphyXiatcd by gas while at
tending the Baptist conference ut
GAINESVILLE.
The Chicago liquor dealers pro
tective association has commenced nc
ton against eighteen druggists and
restaurants for selling liquor
Catholics ON the southwest side, Chi
cago, have commenced suit against
Archbishop Feehan 10 compel him TO
help them build II church.
Charles Il. Allen, alias Harry Con,
way, leader of II gang of bank swim
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