Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-05
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
THE NEW WORLD.

A. p. Burbank, the lecturer, Is dead
Il. Beckwith has been appointed
postmaster of Elkhorn.
The drummers at Milwaukee re.
elected President Lea, of Missouri
The Minneapolis Times has been
bought by The Minneapolis Journal.
A dozen persons were inJured-one
fatally--in storm at Faribault.
Lucky Baldwin's Rey El Santa Anita
won the American Derby.
The Standard OIL company opened
war upon the Boston gas trust.
Fire did $4,000 damage in Auburn
IN. ~ prison.
Rev. Ferguson, Of Sunbeam, ILL.,, was
killed by lightning.
Moloch, a $4,000 trotter with record
Of 2:17, died at Independence, Ind.
superintendent Of the Census
Robert 7. Porter has been critically
i'll, but Is better.
Zimmerman, the bicycllst, won his
first race as professional, In Flor
ence.
Railroad detectives routed General
Cantwell's commonweal army OF 200
men at Racine, Wis.
While handing gun to compan-
lon In tree, young man OF Romeo,
Wis, was fatally shot.
During storm ut Creston, Iowa,
Oscar Weston, u farmer, aged II, was
struck by lightning and killed.
Rev. A. Il. Kolaszewskl head of the
rebellious Catholic Poles of Cleveland,
o., has been communicated.
Miss Carrie Lynch, daughter Of Rep
rcsentatiyc Lynch, OF Wisconsin, Is In
Washington for her vacation.
Some hesitation Is shown by the
grand jury In indlcting recusant wit
nesses before the bribery committee.
Delegates to the National Travellers
Protective association selected San An
tonic, Texas, MS the next meeting place
An attache Of Forepaugh's circus had
his throat cut ut Moorhead and IL dy-
ing.
Italian and Hungarian miners took
possession of Pennsylvania town and
threaten to use bombs
The A. II. u. decided to boycott the
Pullman cars II the strike Is not set
tied within five days.
Women In State street, Passaic, N.
j., by force prevented workmen from
erecting trolley poles.
Members of the house are moving
In the matter of securing better ven
tilatIon In the hall OF representatives.
Rev. Il. ii. Rivers, prominent
Methodist divine OF the south, died at
Louisville, Ky, aged 80 years.
George A. Stewart. Il well-known
yacht designer, died In n hospital at
Boston Of typhoid fever.
Judge Ingraham sentenced Erastus
Wimnn to five years and six months
imprisonment.
The periodical report that Arch
bishop Ireland IN about to be made
a cardinal receives Its periodical de-
NAL from Rome
Rev. Charles Warmkessle, of Sham
Okin, Pa, committed suicide, and at
the same hour his nephew was killed
by train Of cars.
Farmers OF Minnesota are to be pro-
vided with means to propagate disease
among chlnch bugs. with which their
fields are overrun.
1T IL stated that ex-senator John j.
ingalls, has been offered the managing
editorshlp of the New York CONNER
cial Advertiser,
Chicago lrishmen refuse to contrib
ute money for the home rule cause
In Ireland until the factions quit quar-
reling.
Ninety.one students ut the Ohio Wes-
leyan university were given diplomas
ut the close of the anniversary eXer-
cises ut Delaware.
", q. Knappe, bookkeeper of the
Chicopee National bank of Springfield,
Mass, has confessed to emDezzlng
$4,000,
George Williams, OF Springfield, H.,
WAS overcome by gas while working
In cistern and died after being taken
out,
Col. William Il. Wheeler once ter.
Ntoral librarian of MinpeSoa and
Sho located the first telegraph line in
this state died at Helena, Mont.
Union carpenters In Evanston, NUM-
bering several hundred, threaten to
strike II non-unlou men are given cm-
ploymcnt.
Fire in the Mary Lee mine. near
Birmingham, Ala, which 1t Is sup
posed was started by strikers, caused
many deaths.
DR.. GuZman, minister from Mica.
ragua, has been asked to arbitrate the
Dzeta case on behalf Of the Saliva
dorean government.
Testimony was presented in tho Troy
election murder trial to show that
Rphprt Ross was kilpd for n monny