Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-02-03

10 direct the receives TO turn over
the books, etc, ana pay over money to
pay salaries
Samuel Barber sues minister and
brethren Of an Adrian. Mich, church
for $1,000 He talked too long and was
elected.
Secretary Carlisle, it is said, has an
nounced that there is no prospect that
the United States revenue cutter Cor
win will again be sent to Honolulu
with dispatches for Minister Willis
r. r. Griffith. OF Somerset. Ky,
claims $500 reward for giving informa
ton leading to embezzltr Phil Schieg s
capture.
Montana sheriffs, armed with attach
ments spent three day, in pursuit Of
an officer Of mining company who Is
transporting gold bullion to Great
Falls.
General Master Workman Sovereign.
OF the knights of labor is preparing
10 ask Tor an injunction TO restrain
Secretary Carlisle from issuing bonds.
on the ground that the action IS ~
legal
Senior DE Souza Roza, the Porm-
guess milister. who was thrown FROM
his carriage and quite badly injured
in Washington is improving rapidly
and no serious trouble Is anticipated.
Vice President OF the United states
Stevenson was escorted 10 the senate
nj Albany and presented 10 the hodE
by Lieutenant Governor Shcchan A
recess was taken and the members paid
their respects TO him.
The New York state civil service as
ISOLATION has requested the state at
torney general TO sue eN-COmptrollru
Frank Campbell to recover salaries al
legged to have been Illegally paid to
state employees in Albany.
/ The United States steamer Lancaster
has left Yokohama on her eighty day
cruise home through the Suez canal
She will be due in New York some time
about the middle OF April and IS ex-
pocted then to 90 out of commission
Land has been bought ia Peoria, H.,
by a syndicate which purposes to put
/ up enc Of the largest glucose works In
I the country, 10 use from 10000 TO -.
600 bushels Of corn "a day The syndi
cate is headed by William +. Sin
clair OF Brooklyn
/ Rev Thomas g. Starkey, bishop of
/ Newark y. j., has deposcd from tn"
ministry Bey George H. Yarnar, until
recently rector Of ST Johns Episcopal
church OF Passaic Mr. Yarnall was
guilty of immoral practices. The
/ charges which led 10 his resignation
/ from ST. Johns were made six weeks
ago by two Of his vestrymcn
The secretary Of war will order the
Phoenix bridge company to remove
the wreck Of the Louisville and JET
fcrsonville bridge from the Ohio river
near Louisville, Ky, at once. Ihc
river, with the exception of the Indiana
channel is closed 10 navigation ana
several serious accidents nave occur
we'd. Il VIII cost a large sum to remove
the wreckage,
A receiver has been appointed for
the Buffalo ana Niagara river nayiga-
ton company Of Buffalo The liabili-
ties arc SlO7JOO; assets So, OO0-Th
williamson iron works Of Birmingham,
Ala, capital S1JOOOO, ana the Birming-
ham iron works, capital 100000, were
placed in the hands of receivers yes
terday
j. 4. Mcnamara, "late priest Of
Rome, who caused riot in which one
man was shot aud several injured by
lecture in which he denounced
Catholicism the priesthood and the
women of the church. is unde, arrest
at Kansas City charged with malicious T
ly slandcring Mother Rose Vincent .
OF St, Theresc convent.
The heirs Of the late Mrs. Sophy
Creyier began suit at st Paul, MINI, .
against the heirs of the Late Norman
NJ kittson, for $1,000 600, the amount
Of the estate left them The claim is
made that Mrs. Crevier was the wife /
of Mr.. Kittson. If this is allowed it |
will make all Of Mr. Kittson's sons. IL .
ia number, illegitimate, except the f.
eldest. Norman KittSun, who is now
al years old,
Rollin NJ. Morgan was appointed |
receiver of the Citizens Mutual life
insurance association of 10 Broadway !
New York, in proceedings for voluntary
dissolution The company was or
ganized in 1856, and Levi NJ, Bates .
the dry goods merchant was its first
Iac~7idenu The company decided n
month ago to 20 into liquidation, and
rcinsurc with the Bay State beneficiary
association Of Wcsuield.
The Guion steamship line has sur,
rendered The further use of the
steamers Arizona and Alaska, ana
these the Anchor line has acquired,
Temporarily the Guion line is without
passenger steamers but it was said
M New York yesterday that the
agent Of the Gmon line will 90 to
England 70 engage a new fleet Of
steamers. The Arizona and Alaska
were surrendered, it was said, because
they have become antiquated,