Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-04

United States Marshal Ryan captured
Levi Clark, counterteiter, together
with tools for coming money on a
large scale, at Castalia. $. ID.
A post-nortcm examination Of one
of the cows inoculated with tubercrIIiIl
at the Michigan insane asylum dis
closed tuberculosis
Burglars robbed the Minneapolis
postolice Of $40 in stamps. In blow.
Ing the safe 500 III currency WAS
burned
In the cricket match ut Philnd "lphia
Lord Hawkes. eleven scored lSI VIII IL
the ,x-clkers secured II for lhrcr
! NicketS
Joe Choynski, the puGilisr, accident
ally shot himself in the rrght hand at
Jackson Mich, and may be forced u
leave the ring.
( +. j. O'Bricn who was elected
mayor Of Spring Valley, H., when
Mayor Jack was deposcd, died ut La
Sale.
James r.. King II Jacksonville. Ill,
capitalist, eared Off two murderous
rutlinns who entered his office ard de
mandpd money.
A cable dispatch from Rome says
that the Italian ambassadors to Der
lin, Vienna and Paris are in confer
cnco with Signor Crlspi and the king
and that the outcome may be the
withdrawal Of Italy from the Triple
alliance.
John Wallnn was found guilty Mt
Princeton, H., OF being one of the
leaders Of the mob that looted stores
ut l.add.
A rain and hail storm did great dam
age throughout central Iowa. AT
Knoxville the storm was especially &c.
we're.
G. A. Jones, n La Grange, Ind, bust
ness man convicted of assault on Il lit
tie girl, was found dead In his cell
from poison.
Rendered respondent by Ill health,
Albert kuppcnhclmcr, Il tobacco mer-
chant Of Grand Rapids, Mich, drowned
himself.
William Ripley, the comic opera
singer who shot himself several days
ago, died in Bellevue hospital. New
York.
Near Algona, Iowa, Il freight train
collided with ear which had been
blown on the track by the wind The
fireman was injured.
Owing to an accident to the
steamer Chlcor, LOO c%cursionisls
bound for Chicago, were left ut St
Joseph, Mich,
| Colorado's gold output for 1891 Will
reach %l2,OOO,OOO, the largest in it's
history. 1t Is hoped to mine So, 900,
600 In 1895.
Cycling club, broke the l0Omlle record
over the Aurora ElEin course In
b:OS 80.
Yielding to tho overwhelming pres
suro Public Printer Benedict has re
instatcd many of the men he dis
charged.
Judge kinkcad whom Dcshu Breck-
,nridGe challenged to Il duel, claims
the latter failed to keep the appoint
mrnt.
Butler democrats In South Carolina
will ask the all Of the national COM
miltec IN adjusting the alarming mud
die In the state.
Republicans arc to PLACES their best
national speakers IN the firth Michigan
congressional district to aid W. a.
| Smith.
Rev Edgar l.. Ill., of Frceport, III,
bitterly assaulted the State Liquor
! Dealers association which Is to meet
there.
| 1t is not believed that Or. Clark
| biblical instructor in the Earlham col.
| lege (Qunkvw will be dlmisscd for he
ing baptized
AT urbaua. H., Parks Chapel, de
sLroyrd by lightning last June and
since rebuilt on the original lines, was
dedicated.
Members OF the First Christian
church of Munre, Ind, laid the corner
stone for a new brick and stone struct.
| ulc.
| N large number of lives were lost and
mach property was destroyed by u
tornado which passed over Iowa and
| Minnesota
! Judge Advocate Van DuHrr decided
| that miliUamcn may cross on the New
Jersey ferries free Whilo GoihS TO or
returning from duty.
Isaac L. March, OF Chicago, left his
estate, estimated nj $1,000. TO the
I Episcopal church of the Ascension, 10
be used in the propagation OF high
church doctrines.
/ George j. Young, who was shot Ivy
4 his wirc, at their home, No, SOB Ninth
avenue, New York, died in Roosevelt
hospital. Mrs. Young was held for
trial.
EN-Nice President EHcta, OF Salvador,
and his fellow exilrs We're not held for
eXtraditiou, 1t being decided that their
oIrtnr,S, II amy. were Of Il political