Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-02-09

weather as it facilitates the moving
of. logs from the various camps.
At Gibsonville, Mich. is an altruistic
community of which any family may
become member by paying 800.
Brought to terms by boycott the
merchants Of Belvidere, Ill, will pro-
vide hitching posts for the farmers.
Stories of i'll treatment on the Nichth-
eroy are denied. The men who shipped
are said to have been lawless.
American railroad secui'itie are dull
in London, although showing Il slight
upward tendency last week.
! President Cleveland is said to have
settled upon f. A. Crandall, of Buffalo.
\. u, for public printer.
Feeling the country is in Il position
of independence. officials will take no
further part in the monetary confer
ence
Warrants of deportation are being
prepared for nearly 200 Cuban cigar
II akers, recently arrived at Key West,
fla
| Otficeseekers ard sena tors are gloomy
! made until the Pecklfam case is SIT
Iled
| Fire partly destroyed the four story
brick block 51-3:' Canal street. Chica-
| go, doing damage to the amount of
$4,000.
Swell young womea OF kenwood,
near Chicago, are going to black their
| faces and give Il minstrel show for
/ sweet charity.
| Union Pacific employees are stirred up
over the order of Judge Bundy order
| ing cut in wages and enjoining the
men from striking.
Dickinson company, doing gen
eral merchandise business at Rock
| Rapids, Mich, has assigned, with IL
abilities of $4,000.
Charles Swan, 12-year old boy,
! broke through the ice while skating on
! the river at Beardst0wn, H., and was
! drowned.
Mabel Humphrey, Is years old, took
| a corriSive sublimate face wash while
Respondent on account of ill health at
! Guthrie, o. L. She may not recover.
| Every thing is in readiness for the
execution of James E. Stone, confined
ut Jeffersonyille for the Wratton muir
der.
! William Chapman, Pittsburg, Kan,
merchant, was found horribly mutt
lated i'll his store, presumably the work
Of robbers.
Three prominent Cleveland, Ohio, men
We're arrested by government inSpec-
tors for running Il fraudulent insur-
ance scheme.
| Homeopathic doctors have been ex-
| PEELED by the Medical society Of OF
| tawa, ILL.,, whereat the public smiles
and SCOTS.
George Lantis, a Columbus, Ohio,
crank, called upon Governor Mckinley
with Il demand for $4,000. He still
| threatens.
! The Standard Oil company is sued for
the damages by fire at Columbus, Ohio,
caused by waste from the company's
| tanks.
One Of the men injured in Saturday S
riot near Pittsburg died Of his injuries
The men are prepared for further
trouble.
The Jackson county, Iowa, grand
jury indicted FlSd Kelsall, the Canton
merchant and Justice of the peace
who proves to be the leader of a gang
! of bandits.
Construction of the Metropolitan I.
road is being pushed in Chicago.
Trains are expected to be running with
in three months.
| Patents on the essential features of
the Bell telephone have expired and in
dependent companies will at once enter
the field
Rosina Vokes, the well-known actress,
who lately started on an American
tour died in England.
! Bernard Callaghan, the Chicago law
book publisher, is dead He was -
years old and had lived in Chicago
since 1864.
James l.. Williams. president of the
City National bank at Marshalltown,
Iowa, dropped dead on the way home
to dinner.
Judge William II. Calkins. exon
gresham from Indiana. died at Taco
ma, Wash, from BriSht's disease He
was - years old.