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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

Orange. Tex, Aug ia.---Eiallt NEGROES
vyere POISONED last night az the colored
Nfethodist church. Some on@ Put what
a. soproaed 70 have been arsenic In
the drinting water. Those VII, cra nix
OF It soon began 70 yuffrr from the
sa.e,a ~ me poison. Phyaiclans were
s,,rnrroned and by hard work succeeded
i, awning All Of them. Louis Anderson
hss brea arrested on suspicion Ok being
irnpIieafed in the matter. This whole
ssfe stt@npt at poisoning grew out Of
/. ctruute es 70 which one ~ the Giris
Vim ~ I Prise at q festival the night be-
fore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

DALLAS. Aug. 13.-rhe supporters Of
t. A. Fuller. candidate for attorney
general. held caucus this afternoon
with Judge Walter ellis as chairman.
The situation was canvassed and the
strength Of Mr.. Fuller was shown to
ha rs good as he had anticspgted at
Inc closing 81 his campaign. The eau
Qua was largely attended,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

nai,ss Tex, Aug 1s.-col. Berry W.
e,sra candidate for lieutenant Roy
e ssa has called a caucus Of his friends
ei'.e' ~ $500, ulchi o'clpek-
% Iudpe stedman. candidate ios ~ ~.
Su.ss 800 4 here. and mas his
soslia,s 5 5us-. al The Mcleod He rll
nesSq p u1.sa not hoid formal eAa-
cur. v..,.,,.g.n Of Cherokee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

IL. uill not vary greatly from
5 -dSislp" ~ the instructed vote. IT
BE- RAW nv one who has studied
rrso .s' ,tat Il viii narrow down 20
Els raes tween ' Baker and Bramlette,
Fute, IA chances in favor Of the lat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

Decatur. TEX. Aug. IA large num-
Der OF delegates left on the evening
train for Dallas to attend the state con
venetian. some 20 for the novelty. some
~ Tor fun ana some for business strlct-
-, rhe general opinion here Is that
there viii be hard heht n nc cons ,',l-
vention and that lock VIII pronanly
,rrtgr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

De5ison. Tex. Aug, is.-Ths delegates
TO Inc DALLAS convention leave ton'of-
.s~h+ They will pull for a Gray
son eeiinty nam for chairman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14
nrSAn COUNTY CONTEST.


n" right nrOught Up to the
PRESENT ConVentIon.
Aug. is.-Bsxar had INDUCED
'osdry of three conventions. At
~ Sryan Callaghan was chair
u had been for six years. The
~ Slark contest had split the
4'psn and three sets of delegates
. to all conventions. At Hous-
pAhashan delegation presented
's"uals to the car stable con-
ana was seated. The Fleming
delegations had both been
. me Turner hall convention.
s,tkei"s had participated in
Il" q Baker and Matlock re-
= az. .hen cane The harmony
'sr which the Fleming cont
IA aisoanded. The Schruin
y. tsiused TO abide that decis-
m Invention regularly called
ID ~. inonious, there was no
tart a searam delegates here
II sr " parcel Of the Democracy
Arkss1taare eontesting here only
h No. ~ e.eliaved the Schram peo-
Ion Ky: and that the Cailnehan
cnr,. snil and would be seated
ies h'r,.iuon, but thought this
lltsr ~ no right to prejudice
llated " such action, as was
A1r, a. ne did not believe they
"a a y, \, neor shut on them by'
" this committee -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

s,., ss' Aug. ls.-one OF the
|as,r, v,slns 70 solve is when win
s,s ',,''a aaiourng An answer
/ sss question than this can be
III 80 in several direrent
III, y one attempts to express
e. J q 'Als subject. sND's''
4 w.. n q locked convent,ops.
4 NJ ,'9eal eonventions now be.
4 w a ne state, and as tbsre
'ot lhs ss'sss The present state
Via doubtless sI BE- 4
,. Ssn psSs'e . asked il he ex-
a X. = owing to how IAN, a II
q otI,, esn even esprs "a tam \ 2
Il Saiiie' w., Is TO how 'l lons ~, IN
sssaassi,.a sontInue. 'ons inc
-'s be late "wednesday
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
SHOCKS CONTINUE.


Rome, Nov. u. Earthquake shocks
of Sicily and the fact of the volcano
Stromboli being nearly in state OF
eruption is accepted rs proof of the
disturbances of volcanic origin. rhc
inhabitants of Milana2Zo continue in Il
state of terror. Elsewhere the feeling
of alarm is suhSidmg and business
has resumed its normal course, The
reports from the province of icEgio
de Calnbria state that two hundred
corpscS were rNtriC0tcd from the ruins
of houses ri san lroCopio Forty eight
bodies were found beneath the ruins
OF the church The number of persons
injured is said to he enormous. IT Is
estimated that the damage don" To
buildings at l'Alml, not counting lhe
loss incurred In furniture destroyed,
will amount To 2,OOOWO lire. fiIleen
buildings have collapsed entirely ana
300 others are irrcparnhly damaged,
Every house in the town suffered moro
or less and not one remains hahilnble.
At palmi SIX persons were Killed ana
over three hundred injured. In" com
mlrncs of Dclianova ana lolistena
suffered equally, but no deaths are
reported,
Eight persons lcrishcd nt Srnlnnlm
and two hundred people were IN
iured. Tombstoncs ana h"rtuafS
cllapels In the cemetery OF Scmlnafl
were upheav"d and completely Sl'h'-
tered The villages Of Rarapier ana
Santa were destroyed. In heEE'o
itself the postotlic", prefecture, town
hall. court house and prison were III.
most wrecked.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
THE MARKETS.

Chicago. Nov II Wheat lower:
Nov, ~ Ste; May, N3-Sc. corn firm
or; Nov. ~ .,-Sc May. - 3.Sc. oats
steady; Nov - 5Sc; May, - 5.Sc Rye,
Use. Barley, 1lGia5c Flax. Ia. Tint
otlly, 800.
Pork lower: January. l22o: May.
1870. Lard lower: January, I75: May,
Tan1o Ribs lower: January. G.15;
Nav. 6.30
uogs. Rrcripts, 10000: market I'M.
changed. light. l00Gli1U: mixed. I u
Gpl,7a, heavy, /. laml.0O. cattle: Re
rrIpts $500; market firm sheep: Re.
GENTS fl OoO. mnrkrt, nGilOc higher.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
FEARFUL. MINE DISASTER IN
WEST VIRGINIA..
NEARLY \ SCORE OF DEAD AND
WOUNDED,
I'm Ignorant Italian Sets OH an over.
charged R.aSt Coal Dust lGuitcs
and Terrible Explosion Carries
Death and Destruction into the
Depths Of the Earth,

WhreliuG w. Va. NOV. 2l.-rhc
most appalling miuc disaster that has
over occurred IN this ScScluu took
place shortly after noon 1T the Rlanch
Coal mines on the Pan Handle rail
road ut Golfers station. \ new ltal-
ian miucr set OF an ovEr-chargcd blast
which ignitrd the coal dust in the
miur. and u fearful explosion tol.
lowed. carrying death and destruction
III its path. There were torty-cight
men III the milc At the time and the
following arc known to be dead:
Michael RoonN, Thomas Jordan, Thorn.
rs Fucker, married; David Rowland,
leaves ten children; Autuuio Sattic,
married; MaZzlr GiSsirlo, married.
The following We're badly injured; 10.
So Rrfcl married.; Rattle Nccki. will
die; Jasper Lawrence, Thomas Nor
ris trolorrn
After the explosion there WIS Il ter.
rifle whtrlwind In the miuc. carrying
everything before It, nounrlly and
Roony were in the minC some dis.
tancr from the mouth. The force OF
the explosion drove thcm nearly u hun
dred yards ont OF the mouth and
landed Roony on the railroad track,
killing him INSTANTLY, while nonnrlly
landed IN gully striking his head
against Il post His brains We're
dashed out and scattered tor yards
.roun. His wife was the first to find him
and she swoonrd away and Is now ly.
Ing Frustrated by the shock There Is
little hope that she will recover The
news of the disaster quickly spread
and In Il few moments hundreds of
people crowded about the moAth OF the
mine. Many heart rcnding scenes
were enacted. Wives and children OF
the miners were frantic and strong
men were overcome, In short time
Il rcscunc party went into me mines
nftcr the bodies. when the bodies
were brought To the surface many wo-
men Swooncd at the sight. The miners
charge tn" accident to the iucNpCricncc
of Italian miners. and declare that
they will not work with them any
more.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
ON THE EVE OF WAR.
CT ATAMALAN AND MEXICAN
BORDERS TIRRI LENT.
Regiments Being Drawn Close rogeth-
or for an Advance in to MrXi
can Territory

OaXaca, Mex, Nov. II. The Situa-
ton on the Guatclnalau and Mexican
borders is very threatening and it is
preparing To make an aggressive move
against Mexico within the next few
days, as different regiments are being
drawn close together us if an invasion
of Mexican territory is the object.
There is II feeling of great apprchen-
sion among the people of the state of
Tahtico, at Chiapas and OaXaca, which
are situated on the border, over the
threatened invasion and many settlers
are leaving the turbulent section dur
ing the settlement Of the difficulty.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
ALL STIRRED UP.
OVER THE KOlR MANIFESTO IN
ALABAMA.
Colonel Craudall and senator puGh
Express Opinions Governor Jones
Determined.

Washington. Nov. 2l--Col. lie"
Craudall. who ran for congress on the
Kolh democratic ticket against ';en-
eral Wheeler in the righm Alabama
district, is At populiSt headquarters
here fresh tcum the conference OF kolh
men nj which il was determined 10 IS
sue tn" manifesto published yeStrr-
day. Mr.. Crundall says tnat col. Kalh
will he dulT sworn in rs governor on
the first of p,Crmhrr 10y SOME maGj>,
ua1c qualified to administer the oath
and will thea proceed To attempt 10
perform the functions of governor,
When asked whether lighting would
ru$ur. ClHndall said, "'rhr Oates men
may have the militia back Of ,hrm aud
the support of the administration
while we have not many arms. but YEN
know what Napoleon said about right.
There will be contests made in the
house against six OF the eight demo
cratic candidates who were given Ger
titicatrS Of election ANA we will pre-
sent such indiSputAhln evidences Of
fraud that The Commitrrr cannot over
look them"
Senator rugh. Of Alabama. has ar
rived fresh from home. He declined To
discuss the l[nlh matter further than
10 say that it Captain l\olh should AT
tempt to put his plans into execution
he feared and believed there would he
trouble. The senator said that GOV
rrnor Jones is n man If courage and
determination
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
SHORT STORIES.

Fire III tatS on the south side did
100000 damage in Chicago,
Anton RuhcuStrin, the celebrated pi.
auist, died 1T ST, Petersburg,
President cleveland has Spraiurd his
ankle, continuing him to the house,
Paul Conrad. president Of the Louis
lana state lottery, died ut New Orleans,
Grand Master Sovereign WAS re-
elected 10y Knights OF Labor 1T New
orleans
Joe Mrehau, Mrs Mrrhan and Flag
man Lacey were killed Ivy cars at
washington Lane, Pa,
Train robbers throw a switch III FRA.
ser, Tenn, and one trainman was
killed and others injured,
George sherman, Amos Holt, WifA
and sin IhildrNu. drowned in small
boat At 'all River, Mass.
Sir Charles Rivers Wilson win come
To America To look after English inter-
eStS in the Union Pacific railway,
NaQui Indians burned Ihn rauyh ot
Pedro llcrn1udr2. ut Tres, Mexico,
and killed three women and two men.
Governor Altgrld, OF Illinois, has
called special judicial election in the
tenth district to till the vacancy on
that hruch.
Miss Frances t. willard WAS re-
elected president and Mrs, Stevens,
vice president, az the w. c. T. I con-
Nrntton at cleveland,
As 4 result OF the autAgouiStir att
tude OF residents OF Spooucr in recent
railway troubles, the omaha road will
remove all lis shops and offices from
that city to ltaSka, a suburb of Supr-
rior.
Suit has hrru brought against the
Illinois Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany at Chicago, for alleged lottery
features in the business OF the COM
panN. EN Governor NrVCridgr Is pres
idcnt of the company.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
MlLW AUkEE RETURNS.
CANNtSSING BOARD FINISHES
IT'S WORK.
CaSSou Draws Il Large Notr-rmrah-
ties Of Successful Candidates
lodges Plurality Is Two,

MilWaukee. Nov. II, The board Of
county canvaSscrS, composed OF Co,m-
.ty Clerk Charles y, Brand and Super
N,sorS Naunamau and nriSvoll, have
completed the canvass ut tho yoj, on
the state officers, the memhrrS ~ the
assembly aud eougrrSSmru m MilwlL-
krr county.
The plCralitics Of the successful can
diGatAS }re: rpham, tor governor, s.
RIA; Raensrh, Tor lieutenant governor
y, Ut: taSSou, for secretary vt state
alla; rrterSon for state tr'aSurcr, a.
SIT: MNlrra, Tor attorney general. ~
%1G; EmcrN, for state superintendent 0f
schools, a2Ia; MckcnEic, Tor railroad
commissioner, aOal; ErickN for cont
mtSsi"ucr of insurance, HlSa; often,
tor congress, Aaa2; barney. for con-
greSs, NTH district I,l2o
The vote shows that lpham got 10
less than the first roturus showed aud
that his plurality was smaller than
that ot amy other candidate ON the re-
publican state tickle, His plurality il
S,245, Ito less than the first statement
NiNNS, tSk ltNNt'S HlNN NNN INWtN
gains forty three votes,
Casson, for secretary " state, got the
largest vote IN the county 2IlSo, his
plurality being nlW The official
count shows the following vote;
Governor upham, rep, 23,62o; Peck.
dom. 1a.3St; Powell, pop, 0,lTS; Clcg.
horn, pro, taS.
Lieut.. Governor Rncnsch, rep, 81
NJ; Schultz, dem, lI,1O3; Smuck, pop,
.a,3I3; Olsen, pro, 100.
Secretary of state Cassou rep, ~
$50; cunningham, dem, lLTlo; lMrra-
bee, pop, n36t; Van, pro, 100.
State Treasurer Peterson, rep, ~.
III; Hummer, dem. liIoN; SrhcrHmgcr.
pop, not1; lohnson, pro- I'm
Attorney General Mylrrn. rep. ~
III: ntonnor, dem, li,I6l; Rungr,
pop, a3Sn; Tomas, pro, TNl
state superintendent emery, rep,
2l,tm'; Schulz, dem, li,To2; llrich,
pop, a,io2; Eaton, pro, Sl,
Railroad commissioner Mckrngir,
rep, 2lnol; PRESCOTT dem, li,Sal /;
LAWYER pop, naol; Evans, pro-, $50
commissioner of Insurance l'rlckC,
rep, II, ioi: Skaar, dem, li,Gl2; Stol2c,
pop. aiIt; Edwards, pro-, Sha
Member of Congress Fourth Dis
trlct OFTEN. rep, 1897 Rose, dem,
l2.H,a; smith, pop 1llo.
Congress. Firth District barney,
rep. 636i: blank, dem, 2,2li; ltngc,
pop, 2,NM,
On the face Of the returns, accord
| Ing to the official count, Henry =.
Dodge Is elected ACKNOWLEDGMENT from
J the third and seventh wards Ivy u
plurality Of two over l'aul i. Foley.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
TWO MORE WITHDRAW.

Chicago. Nov. u Two more lines
have Withdrawn from tn" western pas
sengcr association; the Chicago, Great
Western Il burlington, and III" Cedar
Rapids 4 Northern being IN" ones TO
pull out All Of the remaining lines
may withdraw before the end Of the
week Several Of the lines that pulled
out Of the associatIon already have de-
clnred themselves In favor OF re-. organ.
jZing the association and such action
undoubtedly viii be taken at the meet.
Ing next Monday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
SNlOkESTAC< FALLS.

Chicago. NOV. u. 4 SiXty-foot steel
torn from the University
club building by the wind, fell on the
of the Handy Abstract build
ing, driving showers Of broken 2-inch
glass into the offices below. X. H..
Handy. president OF the company. and
G. q. Restrict. one of the clerks. We're
seriously possibly fatally injured. and
all of the remaining 125 employees in
the building were more or less cut and
bruised, among them cX-tnited states
District Attorney Milchrist
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
MISS STEVENSON VERY LOW.

Ashrvllle. y. g., NOV. y Miss Mary
l., Stevenson. the daughter OF Wee
President Stevenson, contracted pncu-
nouia on the New England coast last
SIMMER and never fully recovered
thcrefrom. she came here very III
and her condition now Is serious, "
moi critical. one Of Miss Stevenson's
sisters arrived here Monday ana ai~
other IL hourly expected. The vice
prpSIdrnt Is here with his wife and
everything possible il being done for
the invalid.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
DON'T AMOUNT TO MUCH.

Washington, Nov. 2l.-lhe oillclaiS
of the agricultural department Say
that meat and cattle exports from the
United States to Denmark are lllslR-
niticant IN amount and they are III
cIined to believe that Germany induced
the Danish government to take the
step as u method Of making us eNciu
sion Of the American product more e.
fectiyc. The officials Will not he sur
prised at an announcement, before
many weeks that Holland ana B'l-
GUM, which are as closely allied 10
Germany az Denmark, have followed
her lead.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
FRANCII TO DIE.

Barcelona. Nov. 21.-Jose Salvador
Franch. probably til" most desperate
anarchist now living. the man who. nn
November :. 1892. threw a dynamite
bomb into the Licco theater here. kill
ing twenty people and wounding nifty
others. viii hc executed between 80
ana this morning.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
M'CLERNAND Ill.

Springfield H., Nov. 21,- General
John T, McClcrnand. well-knoWn
soldier of the civil war and for sev-
eral terms. between 1S43 and 1S';2,
member Of congress from Illinois. IN
able lawyer. is lying dangerously III At
his residence here with carbuncle in
The neck. If blood poisoning sets IN
the physicians fear there will he no
hope for his recovery, owing To his
advanced agp-S2 years.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
ia CROSSE WANTS I'll Ms.

LII Cross. NOV. 2l.-C. 5. Mck"Wn.
superintendent Of tn" county insane
ASYLUM. is candidate 70" place on
the board of control. j. W. Toms, a
cluckcry dealer Of this city. has iil"d
with the govcrnor-elcct his application
for II. position Of game warden.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
SWEARlNGEN IN DEMAND.
routured at South Bend and Is
Wanted at Fargo.

south Bend. Ind. Nov. 2l.-l'F'l-
,rnnuts of the last few days III me
case of George Swearlh@eh' u 'Hi9
city. who attempted to murder august
yetter. near buchanan, Michigan liaNe
led to a strong suspicion that SNeafih'
zen brutally murdered man seN'il,H
years old near Fargo, \. -. Sa'uf'ia! :
Sautumhrr 18th. last. The Fargo u
ticials learned Of he arrest ~ 0o"'i,
Rrnd. Of George SwearihGeh anu -
come ID buchanan I" see II he = ~
-a,na George Swaringcn Who lh''''i
"a thu old man there.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
TO A CRICKET.

Cricket, chipping In the grass,
Nick the moments M they pass
With thy song OF cheer;
Thougthless OF the coming cold,
That the year tx growing old
And that death Is near.
Let the robins fly away
Aud the heavens turn to gray.
Sing and hope shall bless;
With the falling Of the leaf
And the binding Of the sheaf
Weave thy happiness.
Ere the winter days do come
Let me take thee, cricket, home;
Welcome to my hearth;
We will sing the season through,
Just AZ though the skies were blue,
Cloistered close with mirth.
Shy Arcadian, merry, bright,
Soon shall pass away the night,
And our spirits thrive
Far beyond the telnpests reach,
Feasting on the liquid speech
or some magic hive.
High shall flame the fagot fire,
Thou shalt make thy little Tyre
Freely and In peace,
While |. dreaming near the blaze,
Fancy that | hear some lays
Waited up from Greece.
Happy, DOING In the heat,
Thou shalt dream OF fields of wheat
And of many sheayes.
Come with me and thou shalt sing
When returning swallows wing
Round about the caves.
Come. and thou shalt live an age;
Thou shalt be an honored sage,
thy pupil kind,
Drinking In thy golden lore,
TIL, like thee, | own no more
Than a peaceful mind.
Joseph Dreyfuss & Co, OF Londo
and Paris, corn merchants, have failet
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
HEADQUARTERS CLOSED.

Milwaukee. Nov 2l.-Chalrman
Thorn and Secretary John NJ. Ewing.
Of tie republican state committee" hay"
vacated their offices In the Hotel
pdster and both viii take rest Mr..
Thon will return 10 Madison.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
A PALACE COLLAPSES.

FInmn. Austria. Nov. 21.-The walls
Of The new governors palace. which II
being erected here. collapsed yesterday
and buried number ~ workmen IN
the ruins. Five dead bodies have Al
ready been recovered and twelve
wounded persons were extricated from
the ruins
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
A PROGRESSIVE GAR.

Vienna. NOV. 21.-It is reported tha'
.,a Young car. in consultation WIN
~. rand dukes. has declared his IN
-. ~, 80 abolish the secret court p"-
t,aa opd state of siege. and also Ia.
~, ~ freedom Of the press. tie said Il
~ fa,a 10 he killed the secret po-
Iico could not save him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22

Milwaukee,. Nov y. William j.
Anderson. Gov. Uphams private sec.
retary-rlect will be honorcd with Il
banquet rendered by newspaper
friends rs an expression of their high
esteem. The banquet will be given i'll
the Hotel Ptistcr Wednesday evening,
Nov. IS. at $ o'clock. I'll arrange
mpntS for the banquet are in charge OF
Il committee of the Press Club.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
AFTER 4 NORMAL SCHOOL"

"a crosse. wis, Nov. 21.-A fresoln.
49,. =. ~ heen introduced III The ,9in'F
hnard instructinE II" II Crosse ie-'..
49, H. r.r,ras.uta,iyee t. introduce
~, Y ~ ~ II. location In this CRY ofsa
new state normal school.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
MRS. WpODRRlnGE nONORED.

cleveland, Nov, 2l.A feature of the
afternoon session of the w. &. T, u.
meeting were the exercises In menu
orl OF Mrs Mary A. Woodbridge, late
recording secretary OF the national or
guulzatIon, who died about mouth
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
CAPTURE THE RAJAH'S PALACE.

Amsterdam. Nov 21.-A dispatch
from the island Of Louhock announces
that Dutch troops have captured III"
palace Of the rajah. aud the rehelli"ns
RalinrSe are inclined To submit.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22

Mr. and Mrs Kendall mad" dismal
failure Of The second Mrs Tanqu"ray
Oh the occasion Of their recent en-
gagement In san Francisco.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
WISCONSIN FOLKS.

Judge 4. W. Stow, formerly of SUI
pcrIor. has been elected u member
Of the South Dakota legislature.
Secretary of state Cunningham ~
preparing to return 10 Chippewa Falls
at the expiration Of his term OF ollicr
Jan. |. He will resume the manage
mpnt Of The Independent In that city.
Chicago Herald; G. i. Adams pres
idcnt Of the University of Wisconsin,
resembles the early pictures Of Victor
Hugo. He wns II graduate of Ann Ar
Dor and WAS recently president OF
Cornell
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22

III. picture ~ Millrt. for which NJ.
Gbanchard recently gave over S2Htbo
was originally traded by ~ painter
for 4 case or wine worth SO.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
WHAT VILLIAW IS.
PRISONER HOLMES TELLS :
GREWSOME STORY,
\ llFE OF E\rORriCN AND RE
CURING CRIMES.

Insurance Companies Favoritr Victims
Women, Childrru, Frtrnd> and
rarrutS RuhhrN by This Arch
Eiend-ritZelS Case Still lnsolved
The Detectives and Police Confer,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
NO THANKS, Mr.. Dun
JAPAN POLITELY DECLINES IN
PREVENTION.
CHINA ITSELF MUST FIRST RON
VERY LOW.

The Mikadu is Getting Along Reautl-
fully AT Present Without Media
tion-When Interference Is Desired
Uncle sam VIII BE Notified
Through Ministers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22

Robert Louis Stevenson. estate IN
Solnoa Includes 400 acres Of forest
land aud Is situated al an elevation
ranging from $40 to !. 800.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Cecil Rhodes. the premier of Cape
Colony, X worth Sl5.UOO,WD.
President cleveland is said 10 be
worth SG.t 900 all made since he
became prt Sidcnt