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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-12
Feighboring County Notes.
La FAYETTR.

Hon. \. Olmstead, of Belmont
was reelected justice of the peaea
last week forothe $50 term.
Belmont is now an incorporated
village, the people so determined
by vote last week.
A brass band has been organized
at Belmont, and set of instruments
purchased.
The new county board of Lafav.
cite county is republican by large
majority.
The town of Darlington went
democratic. Apparently the rural
voters have not been SO fully en-.
lightened as those in the city of the
same name.
Miners about Benton and Skulls.
burg express regret that the Miner.
al Point zinc works are shut down.
The many blum ders in the ballots
at Shullsburg suggests that kinder.
garten is needed for the instructio
of the voters.
Most of the Lafayette county
towns decided. at the late election
In favor of paving road taxes in Ia.
Dor.
The NJ. E. church at Fayette, I'm.
der the pastorate of Rev. r. w.
Stamp, is highly prosperous. After
services on Easter Sunday, Mr. S,
for the ladies' aid society, pres ented
the church with silver communion
service.
Sever johnson, of Wiota, fell in
an epileptic fit on street in Oar
lington last week, but soon recouped.
GRANT.
Fire on the farm of A. Bennett,
two miles from Platteville Monday
morning destroyed twenty-five tons
of hay, fifteen tons of straw, horse
and wagon. In rescuiug three
horses from the fire Ben Davis was
severely burned.
Rev. John HardcastIe, of Platte,
vile, was splitting wood under a
clothes line, when the axe caught
on the line, and descending struck
him on the head, cutting an ugly,
but not dangerous cash.
Mrs. Samuel Clifton, of Platte
vile, presents her husband with
twin girls.
An operation requiring great skill
was performed on the person of
Mrs. j. II. Robertson, of PIattevilIe.
The coccyx had become dislocated
and it was found necessary to re-
N owe it. DR.. Buck, assisted Iy DR..
Oettiker, were the operating sur
geons. The patient is doing as
well as can be expected.
Platteville town electors voted to
pay road taxes in labor, 10 hours to
constitute a days work.
The rivalry between the harness
maker and barber of Cuba City re-
suited in the barber being find SIS
and costs for keeping his shop open
on Sunday
David Goodell, son of T. A.
Goodell, whose death by an acct
dent in a quarry was mentioned
last week, suffers from heart trou.
BILE induced by the shock of his
fathers death.
Prof Sims, the A. p. A. advo-
cate, lectured at Lancaster April 5th.
a large audience greeted him. No
disturbance reported.
DR.. p. /. Seaman, of Lancaster,
has been appointed on the Platte.
vile district pension board; vice DR..
Strong resigned.
Feunimore's creditable local pa
per represents great boom for
that village. 1t says buildings are
going up in all directions, business
IS on the boom; $4,000 school
house is on hand, and water works
in the near future, and they are even
dreaming of electric lights.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-12

For SALE-Geology of Wisconsin
complete. Four volumes, library
binding. Atlas bound in half mo.
rocco. Inquire at the TRIBUNE
office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-12

NIoLINs, guitars, harmonlcas at
]. j. Hanscom s Cos. lows
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-04-12

The Madison Journal proposes a
convention Of Wisconsin republican
editors al Madison, Apr. Z, and asks
for an expression Of the press upon
it. The TRIBUNE need only repeat
what it said in this column March
Sth: "W bile we do not anticipate
any organization will increase the
zeal or efficiency of the TRIBUNE IN
battling for the republican cause,
ii is probably true that others need
stimulating, therefore We vote for
the proposed action, aud stand
ready to rendezvous if desired"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
A MEMBER OF THE CLUB.



lou may remember that when the
ud Beau was telling me that CHASTITY
''o'y Of the man who started a grave
EA'a' he happened 10 mention some
'lng about Bobby Nichols having gone
r'ong through plunging too heavily
~ 'he clubs race course. was anx-
1us to get this story out OF him next,
~ fancied it might be rather dra-
aauc. But when 1 suggested that he
.sA me more about 1t, he drew away
1on the subject.
Look here. young man." he said,
.s'erely. mo human institution is per-
S The liability 10 err occurs with
- men. The club has been no ex-
ssYuon to this universal rule. but we
not care TO dwell on our mistakes.
ma which is done is done. We ac-
Il, .snowledge that the race course and
~ bobby Nichols episodes were our
'-Mslakes. But let them rest"
.,row do not think that a man
~sua give you the hint Of story
a. go he intends 10 tell you the whole
especially when there seems 10
sue spice OF scandal about II. How
49, know l shall get II out OF MN
h aae ume-apd 1t IS just as well to
All good thing or two In reserve
NJ Will walt patiently.
ana We're sitting In the card-Tooin,
~ mad been playing cribbage. But
points hcd run 50 steadily In my
mat my antagonist finally yawn-
r-na pushed the board impauentiy
ksS Ihen, evidently feeling that NJ
oeen trifle rude. and TO guest
rs-. sna tter OF which the Old Beau coula
my my De accused. for he was the most
s,si.t uilous OF nen--and desiring 70
ss sAs Immediate and ample amend, ne
sps,,l me II / would Join HIN IN tne
Il spsl room over a bird and a bottle,
M IS not these things that tempted
pvt guessed he would he in the
tl,s1t 70 talk, and that ! should near
ae'hing worth the hearing
~ We passed through the billiard
~ = saw a man CARRIED I'm the cas-.
- q a priest. bending over one OF
'@pies and deeply engaged upon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

Trains from the East and South are
frrlying on time, but from all other
lrec,ions they come as best they can.
fsoek Island passengers on this morn
pcs train crossed the Canadian river
q hand car. High water Is the
auze Of all trouble.
No. 4 East-bound Texas and Pacihc
rs made up at this place AMI left on
ne Yesterday evening,
The Texas and Pacific pay car will
f,acn Fort Worth next Saturday TO-
Ferrow) at 2:10 p. m.
II G. Parmerlee, roadmaster of the
Pity.
II. Perrin, an old time telegrapher
n ne Union depot, now at Clarendon,
IN the city en- route TO Waxahachie.
~ visit his brother. who is quite sick.
ia Turner. formerly roadmaster Of
|ls Texas and Pacific. is in the city.
me boys around the Union depot
|saa In the Texas and Pacific yards,
fApeet the pay car today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

Thrilling Adventure Of Westerner
with His Crazy Partner.

From the Stockton (Cal) Mail.
Three miners from Angels Camp
were IN Stockton recently. They stayed
nj The Commercial hotel and during
the day met several old-time acqualnt-
auces. In the afternoon one Of the
trio suggested a trip through the state
insane asylum
Excuse me. l prefer TO stay out
side the walls Of that institution"
said the smallest man OF the three.
a man who would probably weigh about
100 pounds.
.'Six or seven years ago I was work
ing a placer claim up In Placer county,
on the American river. formed
partnership with powerful Italian
called 'Macaroni Mike He was big
fellow, weighed at least $40 pounds
and was as strong az an OK team.
Macaroni was known 10 have lifted
100 pounds dead weight from the
ground and placed Il In a wagon. lie
was a great partner. as cheerful as a
schoolgirl about to graduate. But
Macaronl fell In love and the object
or his big. manly heart was O little
French girl, the daughter Of a miner
''Macaroni thought all was right
when one morning In early summer be
learned that his little sweetheart had
gkipped to Sacramento With young
grocer from Michigan Blum and gYt
married. From that time on he was
queer. but was not violent until about
Il month later. when one evening,
while we were eating our bacon, beans
and trout, Macaroni suddenly sprnng
from his chair. and. yelling I'll killn
the mont dashed wildly up the trail
from the river IN the direction Of For
eat AN. We found Macaronl about
10 O'clock that night. seated on fallen
log. hts huge body awnylng from side
10 side. and he moaning like . wound
"a bear. Being ny partner was
thought best that ] should frat APP
nraach him and see II could manARe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

From the Baltimore American.
Governor Browns call TO armsw
was not without many amusing re-
suits
ern police station was sitting down
to dinner yesterday afternoon at MS
residence. No ia South Gllmor street,
he was told that some one desired very
anxiously TO see him. He FASTENED 10
his parlor, and there found an elderly
lady. who appeared extremely agitated.
an seeing the lieutenant she imme-
.5iatelv burst into tears. and began
10 importune him to save her boy"
ne aid not at first understand what
she meant, but when the LADY became
calm she brokenly INFORMED MN Vi N,
her only son was MEMBER OF the
Tgfth regiment. and had been ordered
"a fhe Cumberland region to be killed,
sbe asked that the lieutenant use any
,,,aans 10 prevent his going. even 10
arresting him and combining him IN
the atation-house. Lieut.. -Fullem USED
his powers OF persuasion 70 allay the
fears OF the fond mother ana was
o,iired 10 confess thai he could 40
,,,tStno IN the matter. but she de-
.,arted very much distressed, and cyl
dentiy firnily convinced Of the speedy
death OF her son.
4 small girl came Into the Western
notice station later IN the. afternoon
snxiously looking for Scrgt Crooks.
she was crying very bitterly. and de-
.,rss that the sergeant do something
=, prevent her brother from going
mn action. She stated that her father
was very buslly engaged In endeAvoI-
,ns- 10 secure the young soldiers re-
tsssa INT was so far unsuccessful. Ine
'arreanf told her that the only way
80 vauns. man could remain away
49,, dntv was on surgeons or ply
s,siar,s certifate OF disability The 1T
~. iii instantly brlghtened no At the
=, s-eestion and disappeared, per1apa
~ urae the necessary " ner biStrei
seeurlnr sick leave
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

Advertisements FOR situations wanted
taken at half price, No advertisement
FOR less than 81 cents
Professional. financial and other
cards, special notices. etc, In this
classified department. 81 line per
month.
Advertisers should remember that
letters directed 60 Initials only are not
delivered through tho poatoihce II
initiala are used they should he III
reoted 10 the care OF some peruon, firm
OF pustofiicc box
List Of letters remaining uncnlled for
IN the counting room yesterday Mt @
D. m. Persons calling for them Will
please say advertised.
EY.--i. OF.
l. NJ c. u w. as.
Democrat Eds, u. p.-i.
BOX 7i--1, Ri.
Newspaper care GRzctte--9.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

him. did SO. and 20 my happy sur
prise ] found that he had become very
quiet and talked quite rational
Il felt sure Mncaroni was himself
again. ! knew II we cndeavored to tie
his hands and feet he'd set his Dago
up and clean us all OUT. So l sug-
gestcd that when he fell asleep they
slip moose OF larlRt around one
OF his ankles and ftsten the ether end
OF the rope around my ankle; then.
should Naearoni awake aud attempt
TO leave us. Ia feel the iug ana Try
60 quiet him. They acted on the sug-
gestion, and half an hour later w
were all snoring away on the bosom
OF mother earth.
About o'clock in the morning
dreamed had roped a wild steer aud
that my broncho began bucking, and
Just as 1 was about TO be yanked
from the saddle ! awokc TO Ind Maca-
roni tearing down the hillside and
flying after him. one moment ia be
on my feet; the next on my head. then
on my back; then rolling sideways;
then over again ia 20. expecting every
bump to be my last. When I got my
senses again was In my cabin, mass
of bruises and cuts from head TO foot,
Where Is Macaronie' | asked.
Guess he's In Stockton. George
replied my miner attendant, lie cut
loose from you after dragging YOU
200 yards down the hill and through
the brush. a week later he was cap-
tured In the mountains and finally
sent TO the asylum az stockton
"No. don't think IN 20 70 see
the inmates OF the asylum I've had
enough Of lunatics."
wifc-romorrow is your birthday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

secial Dispatch.
Houston. Tex, June 1i.-Agents of
n International and Great Northern
|ave received notice to sell no more
|ents over the Velasco Terminal. The
ftasco Terminal road connects with
Pc International and Great Northern
pa runs from Chenango junction TO
Islasco, the engine and cars being FUR
|lshed by the International and Great
|crhern at a monthly rental. 1t APP
bars that the Terminal has not been
|lying this money and the lnterna-
|onal and Great Northern has brought
pit In Brazoria county for S'o,OVu
|galnst the Terminal people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
A MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.
THREE WOMEN AND TWO MEN M
PLIcATED.
Nobody seemed TO KNOW AnythinE
About it-Even Bnrkeeper Who
Was Present and the princi-
pals Were Not Arrested.

Galloway's saloon. at the corner of
Eighth and Grove streets, was the
scene OF shooting affair about 10
o'clock last night which IS partly
shrouded in mystery. although u Ga.
zette reporter ascertained enough facts
to afford working ciew to the police.
The parties present when the shoot
Ing occurred, SO far as known, were
Barkeeper Boyce OF Galloway's ga
loon, three women and two men. all
OF them being white. Two OF the wom-
en- We're called Bessie and Annie, one
OF whom. It IL said, works In hotel,
but what hotel could not be aseer-
tanned.
Nobody seen knew or cared TO tell
anything about the shooting. nobody
who was present could be found, eN
cept Barkceper Boyce, and he was
wisely ignorant.
Three shots were heard by the neigh
bors, who are certain that two Of the
shots We're from one pistol and that
the other one was from smaller PTS
| toll, as the reports were entirely dl-
| ferent.
As soon as the last shot was fired
woman was heard TO scream
Don't hurt me any more" but when
in rraNes',shtlon Was riaue ~ IN o.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

A wild and unfounded rumor was
current on the streets yesterday that
a man had been torn to pieces by the
Mexican lion at the Arlington Heights
Park. Upon Investigation the rumor
was found TO be false The lion was
perfectly dociie. and the peccary, COM
monty known as the musk-hog, still
remains the most offensive and dam
gerous animal In the collection. II IL
not known how the report was started.
but x IA wrong 20 start such. as Il
can result I'm only injury TO the man
agement OF the park and good to no.
body
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
Is0YGOTT THE LAKE ERIE
Id ArcHsoN WILL HAVE
NONE or IN.
Manager White Declares
ri 81. Line win Honor All
. sent by the Atchison.
,,,,ps out Inconsistency.

..socIated Press
go June 1.-THE Western
- association lines have de-
= boyco,t the Lake Erie and
but whether the boycott will
a. to anything is another
I'm A formal notice was sent
IN .,,srnoon to General Passenger
4 !, n,ly OF the Lake Erie and West
nylng that after June IS no tick
/ iris line will be honored by any
I. me association. After declaring
~ meeting sent word to Passen-
/ rraa,c Manager White of the Atch-
announcing the decision arrived
"a reouesting the Atchison to CO.
~ with the association lines in
~v out the Lake Erie and West
,lekets. MIR. White Mt once sent
~ the meeting that his road
"A not boycott the Lake Erie and
..srn but on the contrary would
y any and all tickets issued by
4. line that came by way of the
[.,.nn Mr.. White reminded the as
{s',lon that It was only a few weeks
N mat his road, when a member
4 ~ association. had made Il re-
y that the Atchlson be afforded
/ M against the Southern Pacific. an
I'm line which was, he claimed.
tHng rates which We're demoralizing
~ business OF the Atchison he was
| "A the relief asked. and now the
IrIation was asking him to Join In
krcott against an outside line under
!. .ame section Of the association
f,sment under which he had asked
IA under precisely similar clrcum-
lnres TO the present case. It had been
[used 10 him and the Atchlson road
n been laughed at for presuming
AK such u thing. II the assocla-
Il agreement did not permit Of
Iscott against the Southern Pacific 1t
n not permit OF a boycott against
4 Lake Erie and Western and the
|hlson would have nothing to do
n the boycott. Association lines had
n their notice 10 the Lake Erie be-
Il the Atchlson tipped over their
IA cart, and now they win consider
|sas Of backing out In the most
k,eful manner possible, or OF get
Ia the Atchlson into the agreement
kycott the Lake Erie, but there Is
II the slightest chance Of the latter
lat coming TO pass.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
Kl.ctcd omcers and Adjourned.

|cleago, H., June 14.-The members
4 the Railway Carmen's union elected
Incefs early today and adjourned, The
3xtion resulted us follows: Grand
III carman, ]. D. Stevenson, East
] Louis, ILL.,. vice Il. A. Symonds,
'rafkana, Tex; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
! l. Romemus, Etherville. Iowa; ex-
tstiye board, William Prince. Chat
kuooga, Tenn; Ira #. Corbitt, Fort
fmth, Tex. and William Boyd, oma-
n Neb. The convention will meet
ut in biennial session ut Chatta-
[nga, Tenn, in June, 1896. The gem
hi Offices OF the union will be moved
! Kansas City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

B. c. Appling was lodged In the Gala
boose last night for safe keeping by
Sheriff scruggs OF p county, okla
homa. who had arrested him at ABB
lene. The register at the city hail says
Appling Is wanted for forgery. but
Appling himself says the charge
AGAINST him is bribing voters nj the
April county election, and that be
IA being tobbed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
w Mt COLU MN.
rim eAzElrE is rnE oREsrEsr
WANT MEDIuM IN rIln sOuTt.

TIM GAZETTE Is ruE GHEs rEsr
WANT MEDIUM IN rtin SOUTH.
Nothing is puhliehed free. An ad-
vertlsements In this department arc
No advertisements taken for less than
20 cents.
Personal.
Lost,
Found.
Strnycd.
stolen.
strnyrd or stolen.
For Rent.
For sale.
Help Wanted.
business Chances.
Mnntcd-Dweiiings.
Manifestations.
Wpnted--Itonrd
Menfcd--uoar der-,
Mnntcd--ueni Eatnfe,
wnnted--fro Exchange.
Mantcd--,ltscciin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

WILLIAM q. HENDERSON. counsel.
ur-at-lnw and solicitor OF American
and foreign patents, trade marks and
Ink corner Firth and II streets.
washington. u. g. Seventeen years
experience including service IN ex-
nmininE corps U. $, patent office.
Send sketch of model FOR report M
90 patontnhnlty Correspondence In
vlied Mention tho Fort worth Ca
gstta.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

wANrfip4-A live business hustler to
form partnefahln with me IN tho
newspaper hunlnoaa and pnt up on
the Rock Island railroad IN Texas or
Indian Territory; | am an editor and
printer of three yenrH experience
and have a good printing and Job
outfit In Southern Texas, cbrre-
apondence and suggestions Ms 10
poin, Of location solicited, Address
Democrat editor. care OF The Gazette.
Fort Worth, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

FoR sALle-st0ck in clothing company
and manager wanted TO take charge
of branch house, located IN two beat
towns IN Centrnl-Weat Texas, incor.
porated under laws Of the state
shares 500 each Address NJ. G. com
uany. care Gazptte
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

WANTED 20 sEIIe-ru reliable
practical muchinlHt a half interest r.
paying machine shop and foundry
at Hlllsboro, Tex. Address GO. !.
Jordan, HnlAboro. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15


ID ROposALs roR FUEL AND
Il FORAGE oniec ~ chief Quarter
mnstor. Department Of Texas. San
Antonio. Tcx., june re, 1927 Sealed
proposals. In tripllefto, Tor furn'shhf
ifuei FORAGE aud straw, during nncnl
year aommcncinE July ], 1894, at.poats
Ia This Department. VIII be received
here until ~ o'clock moor, goth
meridian time. July Y, 1898. and then
opened. T'ropoaais VIII be received az
he aame time by the Quprtcrinaater
AT each post for furnishing the sup.
piisi required by that post only. The
United siatcs reserves the right 10 re-
Jnct any or all proposals.. Information
furnlhhed on applications or TO
Qunrtermastcrs at the various poeta,
Envelopes containing proposals
should be mafitedi "propoEnls for .-'---
NJ -," and addressed 10 under
plpncd or 10 tho respective post quar-
ternaHterB. q. g. Smith Major and
O. NJ, u. &. A.. chief q NJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

10 HEAD vtry fine horses and mules
Tor sale by J, w. Thompson. at Folks
stable.