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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
GREENHALGE AGAIN
HE IS RENOMINATED BY p,y
STATE REPUBLICANS
similar Treatment i Accorded n.
AssocAtcs The Plat
form.

Boston, oct s-The AIassaeAu..,,.
republican state convention assemblas
Saturday, Samuel r Winsi0w aes,,
as president senator Hoar, as ehair
man of the committee on resomtion.
submitted the following report;
THE principles of the republicans j,
Massachusetts, are as well known J.
the commonwealth Itself: well known
a. the republic, well known as liberty.
Well known as justice.
chief among them are. An eoual
share in government for every citizen.
best possible wages for every wgt.
rnaE; the American market for Amer.
can labor; every dollar paid by tDe
government, both the gold and slIvs,
dollars of the constitution, and their
paper representatives, honest and nm.
changing ia yalue and equal to eyer
other; better immi gration laws: better
naturalization laws; no tramp, anar.
ciist, criminal or pauEer Iaboi to b.
let IN 50 that citizenship shall not b.
stained Or polluted; sympathy with
liberty and republican government al
home and abroad; AmeFicanism every
where: the st1g never lowered or dis
honored: no surrender in Samoa; no
barbarous queen heheadiug men in Ha
wall; no lyHching; no punishmet with
out trial; faith kept with the pen.
Sionerss no deserving old soldier in Tie
poorhouse; suppression Of dram drink
ing and dram selling: a school at the
public charge open 70 all the children,
and free from partisan or sectariau
control; no distinction OF birth or re.
Ngious creed IN the rights Of American
citizenship; clean politics: pure admin.
isualion; no lobbyists; reform Of old
abuses; leadership along loftief paths;
minds ever open TO the sunlight aud
the morning, ever open to new truth
and new duty as the new years bring
their lessons
senator Lodge moved the Fenomina-
ton by acclamation Of Coy. f. L
Greenhalge The motion was adopted
and similar action was taken as 10
Lieut.. Coy. Roger Woicott- william
NJ. Oty was nominated by acc!amaaoH
for secretary OF the commonwealth,
and Henry NJ. Phillips for treasurer
and receiver general Gen. John ".
kimball for auditor and II. N KnoEl,
ton for attorney general
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
SMITH SATISFIED.
SAYS THE MAJORITY m GEORGIA
Is a9ts0
The RsFellait-aus Voted wIsh the Pop
ailsrs ani rlle TseaessraVi N0se
Was Light

Washington. oct 9-Se4retary H0ke
SulrA. wbe just returned fFpI Georgia,
speaking to reporter ia regard 80 the
rs-4.nt af4-1Ezia t3e|sgians. said. The
state ;icser r. elected 81 between ~
co. and s-5.p0 majority i Is raaut
se7tiy unfair to compare the election
with thsz state election % ~ when
Governor Northern received , majority
~ ts-osss Then the republicans de-
eAnei ~ endgrse this populis1 eaRdi-
dates AMI failed 70 PM ong candidates
u eheir oHu. This year the republic
ans eadcrss-i lhe rsg1lists ana fhe re-
p1idieans voted altBoss solidiy for the
gopsIHst fiekes 1t il bat fair that i
comparison - made with the demo
cratic majority in the presidential
..ltstSon. This shows difference -
eaiy 400 Toies and believe this can
IT, accounted for by the light yote
p.yiled II Is notlc-afls. roo. that no
selncfion IL uaa jorigies took place IN
districts where rhe fight was conducted
ia liBe with THE platform demanding =
sound currency
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
NEWS BOILED DOWN

An lncA " snow i reported az Irval
Best Wis
Several p&rs1ns were injured n >
wreck near Bristol, Tenn The trssn
jumped the track and burne,l
An EnkDown s,slconer foalndered ii
tl.e gale OF Highland LizsaE, Mas
seven u Der crew we're rescued
TIE building in south Milwaukee in
which TIE Soufh Milwaukee National
bank was loszated, was destroyed by
fire.
John Clark, i fniI-Dloosied Chippewa.
was ordained deacon ~ Bishop Eos
Ii the Methodist Conference In Duluth,
Msan.
John r. callahan. New orleans
doodle alderman has hes, sentenced
% flve years ID Tie penitentiagy and a
$50 fine
Customs receipts under the Aew Tar
IL are not As large as expected and
tie condition " the treasury i again
serious
secrsary u the Treasury Carlisle
wants I'd return % the senate and il i
said viii make a contest FOR Black.
burns seat.
George A. De Long. superintendent
Of tue United States Express com
pany's southwestern DIVISION. died az
Lake Geneva.
TIE body IF Denard SlIucklsy. "a
looa man, was found IN the wossis
near Portland. Ind How he mee bis
death IS a mystery
wezel Galass.l and MS sou, II Hew.
lit. Wis. and Mrs Martin. Of West
orrviile, Ohio. stepped Of swiftly NOV.
ing rains and received fatal injuries
Stockholders ~ the Illinois National
Building and Loan association alleee
tbs receiver was appointed IN fhe n
terest " the officers, and may IN
deayor 70 have him busted
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
TNHABFTANrs FEAR AN ISyA-
SION OF JAPANESE
CHINESE N FULL RETREAT
Fz0M M0TkDEN-
t.hIlesS es,syerzulsRt NesotiatES Lean
y Ialeslessl Pounds I gksl, 90
Have Alreaiy Been PIacs-1 Private
II Details u The Ping Yang Cam
T.aisn

lsssnsfo8- stet. 81 Shanghai dispatch
says Ihat fleet II seventy japanese
transports and warslriPs has been
sighted In The Gulf u Pc chi Il. The
news has caus+-l great excitement 1T
Shanghai and elsewhere
Taa masters of several Chinese junIzs
which have arrived at Che Foo. re-
port having sighted large Heet Of
japanese transports eSe0rted.tg war
ships OF Tuesday night This JaEaEase
Beet was thea entering the Gulf of Pc
Chi Ii and after steaming westward
for some distance. the course was
altered to about northeast. IN all the
japanese hest numbered seventy ships
Ths-ir presence in the Gulf Of Pc Chi
Ii has eaUsed the greatest excitement
al Shanghai and elsewher= In Lon
don it is believed that the Japa neSe
fs-st j. ting expediiionary fofce consist
in= Of 3o.0so men which left Hiro-
saima. japanese headquarters. On Sept
-. under sealed orders and under com-
mani Of Field Marshal Count Oyama.
who was japanese minister q war
Upon taking command OF the exp&zii-
tiou- he temporarily handed over that
portfolio 10 the minister Of marine.
Count SaisO. This force composed the
second japanese army corps and was
escorted by the second japanese squa
dr0n.
A dispatch reeive,t AZ New Chwane,
Gulf Of Ls-o Ton. says that the Chinese
are in fun retreat fron Meukden,
which i threatened By the advance Of
the S.sganeSe troops from Corea ana
the JaIa ueSe force said Is have been
landed ear Pussiel bay and not far
from ihs Russian territory bordering
on Cora and the Chinese province Of
Mancluria.
Another report which reaches London
from Shanghai says that it Is believed
III the latter city that Tire Chinese
forces which have len defending
Moassien have been hastily summoned
from that place in order 10 oppose
tine projected landing either in the
Gulf II Pc Chi Ii Or ID the Gulf Of
I>oa Ton The Chinese have been hnr-
rietlly adding to the Qualifications Of
New Chwang in anticipatio ZION OF q
japanese attack upon that port or a
landing in is neighborhood
Tien-Tsin. Oct 1.-THE Chinese Goy-
eminent has authorized a firm here 10
raise q loan OF ElO0I0.000 The sum
Of El,0np.no has already been placed
privately. The rates Of interest are
not stated
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
A GREAT BATTLE.


Tieu-r sIn. Oct. S--The Chinese GOV
received Of the Ping Yang campo IN.
the first battle of magnitude or impor-
lance in the Corean war, which WAS
fought sept. - and Is, and ended
with q sweeping victory for the Jap
anese side The japanese troops were
conveTseii upon Ping Yang from seY-
eral directions. OF the advantages
possessed by the Chinese there could
be no question Tie city stands on a
steep slope. and is surrounded BY d
wall which. Though out Of repair IN
many places, could easily haze been
made formidable in the long time
since the army established itself there
Except at one gate there was no
bridge tit to aid the paSsdg ~ OF the
troops over the Taitong Between the
wall and the river the ground was most
uncomfortable 70 the aSSailants. being
largely cut up into swampy rice lots.
Better fighting Cd the Chinese side
was expected. even by those who had
tested their ineapacity 1t Soughwan,
Tor here the chances were much more
in their favor and their behavior in
some Of the skirnishes along the route
had indicated a determination 10 90 at
least a Little toward retrieving their
shattered regulations; but from the
time when they were driven within
their rough forIifcations they appeared
to lose all spirit and allowed them.
selves 70 BE- chased from past TO post
with scarcely an effort to maintain or
der.
TIE first troops sent forward by Cen
eral oShina were more vigorously met
than any other, but this may have
been due to the circumstance that
there was a scarcity Of ammunition IN
one brigade, necess.tating brief sgls-
pension Of the advance on the after
noon Of the 18th The regiments
which pushed northward from Kangso
are said TO have been the most strong
III confronted
II Is difficult 70 collect reports that
can ~ thoroughly trusted 80 soon after
the battle III which $500 combatants
struggled through q good part Of two
fierce DAYS An army computed al
not less than 12O00-and which may
prove ID be still larger. for the loose
ness ami negligence Of the Chinese
system is such that the exact number
actually under arms - not known to
thenlSeIves-ha been defeated and Is
now held captive, with the exception
81 tire fugirives and the slain Four
generals Of ranown. from the military
standpoint III their. country. have sur
rendered not with sufficient dignity.
Bit IL said. u enfitle them ID respect tn
their downfall All the material r.
suits af the victory that could l1o ex-
pectesl have bepu secured The entire
store Of weapons and ammunition IS
in japanese hands. "A quantity III
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
YOU CAN'T FOOL Us.
~ SAYS THE FIRE SUFFERS RE
LIEF COMMITTEES.
The Members STATE that supplies Sent
Gun Are Being Grossly
AIissiE'prof~

Milwaukee. O,-t 9'Ths general state
coms'sitts-e il charge IL the relief II
iire suffer- will hereafter orsier no r.
qfsssts FOR supplies filled from any
place until eaeh case i thoroughly IN
vestisated. The cold-tlooded announce
aient from West superior that the sup,
Isliss ~ hand and which Were sent by
thu state ermnittee wonhf - held Tor
distribution amoas the I@eF ~ the
city. AMI Tho statement lspm Ashiaa /
thar ihe STat. supply business had B.e-
to'Iie j regular grab game fer sne lsJir-
Isrse II sewing who g1aIil grab lie
most anti 1hsR 81 < h'sause more evai.l
IsT ~. bad. bate rySulfesI in pretty
thoroughly disgusting inc general COM
Mltter
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
THE GIANTS WIN.
NEW YORK SECURED THE TEN
PIE CUP
Gotham Players VIII Pockei AlSoae
$500 Apiece Baltimore Gets
Sg.0sp1 and Pays Expenses

New York, Oct 3 By winning the
fourth Gange 0f the worid's champion
ship SERIES the Giants Won the Tensple
cup * Il said that the receipts ior
The four games amount - about Sd.
80; * this the Giants get S16noo. as
tie expenses are NOT heavy. - each Of
the sixteen New York players Will re-
eeiyed nearly s1DDo. The Balumogea
VIII have aboGt s9@p t. divide up
amongst fourteen players after the
exl,ens=s arc paid sore Nrw York
~; Baltimore 3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
THE MARKETS

Chicago, oct. 9.-Wheat easy; cash
II lie; December, ~ 3-4c. Corn dHn
cash, 81 sc; May. 50 T-sc. Oats east
cash, &c: May, 34c Rye, - II. Bar
ley, nominal Flax. 1872 Timothy
5.:}nli:j.:5}3 IL.
Pork easier; cash. 12.75: January
1857 Il, Lard steady: cash. ~ Il
January. 7.3a Ribs steady; cash
G.7al-2 January. 6421-2
Hogs: Receipts. 1900; best heay'
unchanged other goods sc high9
light, 4.6Jd5.25: mixed, 4.10a5Sa
heavy. 4S5AI5.40 Cattle: Receipts y
90; best steady: Others 5d1ec ioEa
Sheep: Receipts, 25.Uo0; good stead!
Others sQIOc lower
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11

BerEn OF a-Tl4e CoiggAe Ga
zst1,ss correspondent IL St P..veEs
burg teIe-r.apGas that for TIE p'sfy.gSe
caae4dag The Expectations 4 C'nfsaNe
nl4rIgsie~s. 3D.. I.1sss an gorerusuerst
has decided ~ seEaf - gae fe9a.rier 8ve
Lat1aEgas * siberian tfV9rS aIAl
three Lat'freas ~ artillery
1sq@FsElagea. G'es 81 * Peters
bafrv ssEsT@te3I says tie R1sssaa cor
eminent has lo3gs-l q sfryug nr07e@,
against tiYe resent yle34tl0n " the E.as-
sian frontier Us arusssl Chimes . ~
have Eslsed tao Haen wiso gere Work
ing Oh ghe railroad and wfao piltaSesl
the houses of two Russian settlers
Russia II said 10 have Declared IT. ~
tentIgn 70 bv.ak the inteFnatsona! law
and demand substantial Indignantly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
RUSSELL. RENOMiNATED
Massachusetts Democrats Convene at
Boston The Platform and Ticket.


Boston The Platform and Ticket
Boston. Ocf 9-The democratic state
convention has renominated W. Z.
Russell ~ governor. The platform
c,ngraisdaies the country on the re-
pal Of the tariff. abolition 81 si.aiT
bounty and denoancss lie A r. A.
Tie platform also pledges allegiance
n The tiule-lonort,l principles of JEFF
fer~onian democracy; affirms.loyalty 10
the president AMI other democratic
leaders. While saying the new tain
Law is all improvement 80 the Mchin-
~ tariff. regret i expires III that the
Wilson bin as passed BY the house IS
defeated. and demands the retirement
II democratic senators who contributed
10 the result
john + Rus VAS nominated Tor
governor by reclamation and Chas q
strartvu fog lieutenant governor: sec
r..tary Of state Chas Desourcey. at
torney general, II. H. Hurlbnt: treas
urer ard raceiyer general. ] ; Grin.
nell; auditor. A. g WhIfney
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
A TERRIBLE DEED

Tonaha NIX. Wis. 0et 9.-Tne west
bound passenger On the 50 line was
wrecked III TonahaWk Junction at
O'Clock yesterday morning. The bridge
acrvss tile Tomahawk river was sawed
and the engine went aeadlong into the
river The fireman Is az the bottom of
the Wress TIE engineer escaped With
Two broken legs and has been taken
10 Minneapolis Two coats and A saw
were left by the wreekers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
m4NI,s plsAPrEAl.
Nat kDgwn whether They ARE Misiaia
pr StaleH

Nea lork. act q. Az evening paper
AS. raat the committee Oh reoT-aui-
zati0il II the Chicago aad Northern
ra.1He railroad has discovered fnai
s. $500 of tie company's bonds of
rh. v8ibe of $l,s0t.p have dlSaI-
peare1 from the treasury II The eiin-
pa0y
The COMMITTEES. has discovered alSo
ria sea.. II she securities v the om-
i4Hy uay leen pa up H. extra nsu
81 n loans made by the Northern
Faelna company
Members of Tie eVmIHt3t'e would uot
>aI WHISTLER fhr band. had h.eu ai~
i'll r lp,t I'll Wb1r tad levVule IN
III o.
new Nark. Cst y "a resort aas
hssW Circulated to the effea fist fht.
rt-a. -.liazafIoa committee II tae Chi
cage ana Northern Pacific railroad
company has discovered that S33its'.-
". NJ .s.e CouTauy~ bonds Aaye 3,-
appeared L !, bslirvesl ;hiS S an old
story ulsrl rha s.ct, AIM tItat
the t-ylstI- alluded Fl are tAose which
are Ia question q the settlement " the
aenuug, between taa rnec.vegS w tAe
Chicago and Nortteru Pacific railroad
aompaag ANA tt9e rteeiFers NJ thp
Nsrthern ia SO ri irOa8 1A -, as
me- held q sllHter57 anil issth nssg'
gtalzadan oUtat3-~ kaeg 8hp
held them
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS
Srycra, Are Made I'll th,. C9mlaissary
Department

Washington, "a 8 --fqse president
Yesterday appointed Col Michael X !.
dorgrtn 10 ~ csnnissary-g 81
subsistence in place Il General Hawk
iaS, retlred Following the advance.
meui If Colonel Morgan IL be com
n.s~lry general With rank ~ brisa-
lsi,r-e,-neEal, came the promotion u
LieIt Coi " Barringer - be
e8lonel Major Fl Gilman to "
lieut.. colonel, ami Csipt J ]. Change
10 ~ major IT'D fAe subsistence depart.
fucnl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11

treasure. roughly calculated y
worth from 10000 70 $4,000 =
seized fl the house occupied ~ ~ 4
commanding general, together ,..a
dozens Of bags filed with copner "a "a
iron cash Cf the country. Haan' =. !.
weapons lay along the Nayside -
fies. mostly ", an old pattern s,,aa =.
OF the middle ageg and swords Of CO.. =
conceivable manufacture were M.
iust as they bad been thrown AVA -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11

cog1mLaa, 5. G.. 0z. s.-.The de
OLSON u rhe supreme eoErI u the dAs-
peE4sary case has been Fled Justice
Pope and Gary declare the Ia1s conss5-
su.ztoaai. while Chief Justice McIver
d.ssents TIE eAec< Of 1he decision
viii b. ta2E Governor TlIiuan viii
noy begin an active warfare against
she blind tigers, which have been
scurisAl8g without En0lescatton sine
the act was declared uncn',.---..sss4 ss.tzl.aI.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
BiW ARF ~ ~

NasasaS pg / ueN stIater.
feii S. an a8l laas fr,ie SIS 4en
discovered taa sfs.t ~.rs ats
cers L i tae Caztns ) tAoaal
haaR. al Mo Ni aes feter u
ser.es " is ~ Rtes.rfaas r.ssa
F II Naistr treasHe. i-sr
u5it of Giareld nv, H.r,sltai.
production fhe treasury I'D hank
numbers an. paAe t ila ascb a.l-
iaiasns tle charter n4GBb.f leln.
ealars-l e''h pef and ff7isl Tna a-
lbs tacsa ~ ae uetsa " Brown ila~tt@ftl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
GRAND ITRY AuaouRSs
The 1iilwaEkee strike Cas- wlA Be
Taken Up " Once

8lllwaHke-. tSs- a--TAe grand jury
in 1lse United States csurt has aniSaess
It's l5si Ut petty crilain1. cases and this
afgerEagsn beam ths constellation D:
rhe 4. Z. {. strike csses
The session ~ The grand Jury. out
sEds q the strike eaaSeS- has been An
unusually busy nne- and II i under
stood that IN me neszats,r1zeoI * Fifty
5ud5eruients were fcaEd
The s-xangslsa rioa ef the witnesses ii
fGe strike eases ) b-sng CONDUCTED BY
John r. Fish. special assistant, While
Dist Attorney WIgman sits By. There
are many Hew faces amoHg the Wit
nsSses wEs9 VIII e examined
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
ANOTHER ROCK ISLAND WRECK
Three Train Men Killed III Sle~pg
Hollow. Iowa

seymour. Ia. Oct 9.-Ihe west
bound fast freight, on the Rock Isl
and. lEnp4-d the track at Sleepy Hol-
low. al six last evening Twenty
freight cars followed the engine into
a gore and Engineer Gerald Nolan,
Fireman Marshall Lower and Head
Brakeman Chas. Dempsey. all 81 Treu.
ton, No. were instantly killed Con
ductor Van Hook il injured
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
SHOT BY H,oTLE,aHRs

OTTAWA Iowa Ist 81 ~ Wray.
3el4ltF T. : marshal, was SHOT By
f-sotle-sers ln the dafkne~. Whit, tax
ius eue ~ theui oiabe Iohason. 70 the
nin Th. wound h probably fatal
g7h. ieoiit.--s.r> escaped
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
GOVERNOR CURTIN DEAD.

BeIIefonte. Pa. oct 9 -Ex-Goyer-
nor Andrew n Curtin died n ; o'clock
sunday morning Ills end was peace
fgl He Ras unconscious during the
last t0elye hours ~ Ais life All -
mpmberN ef rs family We're at the
itsiSiI. When He passed away
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
corr SAYS NOTHING.
But HIS Szlenee Tataaatss 4 Tamala NJ
Senss-s s1.

Sem YuFk. Oet. 3. John r. Ge1
"a fsfssszt ~ ether deny o. 1ftu-I ~
F--ir1og that IL rad }.en approached
by Tansnsanw and Offered Ss2aean III
drop his egnnecsi0a WIKI the fight
a@alaer al Nj Cf.sI prssn.sai that ter
nso-rsw's evidenc- before The E.ex0a
estrE5lza.ase- wgald Le II q ser.ssaE 3IlslI
character. b1r lae wpgl8 nee sly who
hEs wttnessses wIIl be-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
THRFE MEN KILLED

eA,faso pct & Tire. we're kiIlesi
aad aYe u5ur-i hy ths explosion KS
j steampip. ID the Illinois steal works
ilsai WIN Miller A h. Sfarr9N anf
Hplstreul Steam froln aa exploded
Iipe filiei the IRON anil yearly every
Naa NJ Hftt Wa1 ylirtl#tl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
rvs Gar i ALI, REe9HT

London. Oct 3 DlsfHtcle~ 10 rhe
Telegraph frnEn s. Paers1nrg and
BerlBn 5eran. yile reports ~ tbe
ears condition - se exaggerated. M
itls-s q entertained ~ the establish.
ment ~ a regency and there is every
tps,gcecs that his majesty VIII Ne able
70 epa,inne - conduct state business
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
10 WORK FOR Hill.

New York. Oct There was coD.
fercntp OF Tammany chiefuns III the
FoMTeenth street wgwaIn Al is
conclusion Mayor G.lrYy said: Thst
sentiment expressed at the messi,nr
VAS hat tha paramount thing Was 70
achieve the su,y,ss u the state
t.skeT
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
A MAMMOTH STRIKE.
OPERATORS AND CLOAK MAX
ERS' UNION TO co OFT.
The Object Is 10 Abolish The Present
System Of Piece
Work

New York. Oct o Nine thousand
members Of the operators and cloak
makers urion. w. i. met in and
around Irving hall tonight and by an
almost unanimous vote declared for a
strike next Tuesday The object Of
the strike is % abolish the present
system Of piece-work and 10 substitute
the adoption OF the time system
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
SHAW COMMITS SUICIDE
PpSHineni tsIsagD Board ~ iFrasie
Man j. Dead

Chicago oeT !, Andrew shaw.
wealthy and prominent b0ini u trade
man iiei snsldpaly sunday night At
thu inquest yesterday afternoon ii
was developed thar Shaw committed
suicide by taking morphine He LEFT
q note DECLARING that financial reasons
ie-i him Ia kill himself
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
BARRACKS BLOWN Up.
TWO uNDRED KILLED AND
MANY MORE WOUNDED


Panama. on q despatch from
Grenada, Nicaragua. says: a terrible
ezlG-rr,g,hc has occurred here The
military barracks have b<zn blown up
aud a whole quarter . the city has
bessn Do,Ily damaged Number VI
dad ~, mated at two hundred Nun.
t.r Ut wounded much greater
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
AGREED TO \ REDUCTION.

Reading. Pa. Oct. s.-The eigna
men who struck at the National e,
aud nut works against ten A1s
twenty per cent reduction haye asItss
to accept i reduction equal to ten ~
i've per cent and returned 70 wofA
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
ANTITRUST wHIsKEY
Coupaay flrzaufza-i ii Peoria Eha
Largest IN ~ Wo<sL

Peuria, IL, Oct. s.-At last the new
li5sIilleFy viii commence yeast making
and il VIII es9Eanaezce EgaShIzg corn
THURSDAY. This i the new s.essys1ssAes
sissialieEy gsceErlY erected hy Wo9suers.
II i tire largest and lie moSt complete
SlssglIexg L me world and Is anti
fFTEsr
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
john BULL WINS.
En-.sA Cricket Team Defeats al
Massachusetts

Lowell Mas. Oct o. The crieket
match between Lord Haeke's eleven
and the AT MaSsa chusetts team was
finished IN favor Of Hawkes. by one
inning. All Massa rhRsetts scored N
III the first. in4 HI the second. while
Hawkes. team S,ezed l76 III one sn.
ming
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
OLD ASTw ERR
A Historical sectzoa n JlSe World
Exhibition Destroyed

Answexp. ocr. q Fsre r.dsy v.s-
lted the .old Anita erp'' SEXTON % slle
erhsEati0u here ant t5naiig destroyed
Il, a. szell as s.x fssIls-zs to-.slieF ys5th
sbs1r eysstsEfs The less Is A4ayy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
SUPREME CoIR MEETS.
FAN Term OF the Nations Highest Tn.
btlnal Begins.

Washington, oct. 9.-The fall tern
OF the United States supreme ocaN
opened at noon yesterday. all Tie JUS.
tees being present After admitting
a number Of applicants 70 practice b.
fore the bar, cotu~ adjourned until v
day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
MINKHAt,sES RBsprrEp

Springfield. III, OF 2. Yester-
fay afternoon Murderer Minkhausen's
a-ed mother and young brother ap-
pessrsd before the governor who
granted respite ro Noyebner =
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
GOULD FIREMAN CoNyENB.

st. Louis, Ocz. 9.-The seventh con
vent:on Of delegates from the diifereR
lodges OF he brotherhood Of locomcuse
firemen on the Could system is IN 50
SON here.