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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
A TALE OF FRIGHT.
STEAMER CAPTAIN DESCRIBES
A SCENE AT PORT ARTHUR.
Chinese Officers and Soldiers and
Many Private Citizens in STAN
pede to Get on Board.

San Francisco, Nov. l4.-The steamer
Peru has arrived bringing Japanese
adviccS to the associated press. At
Yokohama, under date of October 80,
the correspondent writes, after de-
failing events already covered by
cable, that English newspapers In
China state positively that the
wounded who returned to Port Arthur
from the battle off Taio ko San re,
ccivcd absolutely no assistance. The
captain Of a foreign steamer engaged
in carrying coal to Port Arthur re.
ports that scores of injured men were
lying exposed and uncarcd.for and
surrounded by unburied dead. While
he was discharging his cargo a panic
was caused by the announcement that
the Japanese were approaching and
the exhibition OF c0wardicc is thuS
described: Every inch Of space was
taken up with Chinese officers and
men, who came on board and insisted
on being taken to Laku whether |
wished or not. Vice admiralS, post
captains. leutcnantS and officers and
men from the feet hustled and ioStlcd
with generals. colonels, majors and
captains and every grade of petty Of
iicers and rank-and-filc land forces for
bcrths on the steamer, anything so
long as they could be taken away
from the place whore they momentarily
expected to be attacked. Officers from
the forts had their wives and families
with them, and paid for passage with
diamond rings and valuables,"
An earthquake occurred the in north
ern provinces of the main island and in
Japan October 22d. Several violent
shocks followed one another in quick
succession, for thirty minutes Many
hundreds of houses We're thrown
down or consumed by fire and more
than three hundred persons were
killed The town Of Sakata was al
most entirely destroyed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
NEWS NUGGETS

Caldwell and Bunker, New York
brokers, failed
Col John A. McCaull, of opera fame,
died Mt Greensboro. n. G.
T.. Il. Barnum's cousin. Daniel Bar.
mum, died ut Kenoshn, aged a.
Violent gales are reported along the
British coast and throughout France
Judge Allen G. Thurman celebrated
his eighty first birthday Monday, Mt
Columbus, Ohio,
Joseph Reagan, Of Montello, nm old
soldier, died from exposure to the cold
while intoxicated.
John Turner. Il farmer ~ years OF
age, committed suicide by taking NOR.
phne at New London.
General Cassius NJ. Clay, n Licking
ton, Ky, octogcnarinn, married II year
old Dora Richardson.
Henry and George BidwelI, Of James
vile, are heirs to $3l 900 each by thu
death OF their grandmother.
Frances Grant OF Milwaukee, dying
left 81 loo to a missing son last heard
OF in New Mexico three years ago.
Violent earthquakes have occurred
along the northern coast OF Chill. over
a hundred people are reported Killed.
The Diamond Match company WIN
establish factory In England. The
proposed factory IL to be the largest In
the world.
Frank Hooker, clerk OF the Wiscon-
sin house Mt Sparta, shot Hostler Al
len Thistlcwood In the neck NJ the re-
suit Of n quarrel.
President Cleveland has appointed
the following postmasters: Franklin
+. McMurb, Neoga, ILL.,; Hermann J.
Blanck, Lebanon, ILL.,; Joseph Whalen,
South Milwaukee, Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
GORGEOUS CEREMONY.
OBSERVED WITH THE REMAINS
OF THE GEAR,
Magnificent Procession Accompan
ies in Which Many Royal NotaoleS
Appear-The Service

st. Petersburg, Nov. 1.-THE funeral
train with the body of the late car
arrived Monday night and was placed
upon a side track until yesterday
morning in order to enable the royal
family to finish the nights rest. Inc
arrangements for the funeral being
completed, the body was transferred
10 a hearse in waiting and conveyed
to the cathedral through the densels
crowded streets, guarded by thousands
Of troops. The route followed by the
cortege was altogether distance Of
sir miles The cars Cossack body
gnard headed the procession and was
followed by other detachments OF cav
airy. Then came tifty-one standards
each escorted by officers. Next came
,ha horse OF the dead car and men
alarms In gilt armor, holding the
sword Of state and mounted upon
splendidly caparisoned chargers. The
conn rested on a bier covered with
black velvet Over the coffin was
great silver pail bordered with gold.
behind the hearse came the czarina
and the imperial household. They
we're followed by the King o. Greece
and BY the Prince 0. Wales. Then
came long line Of grand dukes ana
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
SENATE SUGAR GASES.
Mccartney and Chapman WIN Have to
Stand Trial

Washington Nov. l4.Judgc Cole,
In the United States district court OF
the District Of Columbia, yesterday
oyerruled the demurrer In the cases of
j. w. Mccartney of Washington, and
i. II. Chapman, OF New York. brok.
crs, who refused TO answer certain
questions before the sugar investigat
Ing committee. and held the defend
ants for trial. This Is In the nature OF
test case, and the decision means
that Iavemeyer, Scarles and Seymour
recently indicated, and the newspaper
men, Edwards and Shriyer, who were
first indicted, will have to stand trial.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

princes followed by various military
suites. After the latter marched Il
detachment Of grruadicrS and follow
ing the sreuadierS came the imperial
carriages with the ladies of the inn
perial and royal families. After the
carriages came thousands OF troops
of all armies who brought up the rear
OF the funeral procession. As the car
appeared multiLudrS along the route
bowed revently, crossing themselves.
Many spectators wcpt as the coffin Of
the ear passed them. traped EaS
lamps along the route shed a >ickly
light which, combined with the mist
i'll which the city was cnveloptd, en-
HANGED the depressing character Of
the spectacle Prior to the arrival Of
the body 1T the cathedral. Il short ser.
vice was held there inv the presence of
the ear. the diplomats and many
Russian mobiles. The hearse arrived
ut the cathedral few minutes past
two o'clock. Four of the chief pail
bearers entered the hall. The ear
and other Russian imperial perSonageS
and foreign princes then carried the
coffin into the church with the same
ceremony us observed in Moscow aud
deposited II in the catatalQue. The
metropolitan pallatiaS of St Peters
burg then conducted impressive ser
vice.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
ELECTION AFTERMATH
OWENS GAINS observation-disclosures
SEAT.
california Still IN nouht--One Demo.
"rat Elected in Cook County
Morton'S Expenses.

franktort, Ky. Nov, Ii. The official
vote IN the seventh district gives
Owens, dem, lot plurality as Rrcckin.
ridges successor III congress-. 1t IL un.
derstood Judge Denny, rep, will con.
test
San FranciS,>h Nov A,-The result
III the governors contest In the state Ia
stu unknown. or tho total a.oTj pr,.
clhtdS IN the state returns are In from
2l95, which give Rudd, dem, 10000:
Estrr, rep loSot2, Rudd's plurality,
LOIS,
chicago, Nov, IL, The finish Of the
"thehl count showed that Congress.
man Lawrence McGaun, democrat, Is
reelected 10y plurality OF seventy
over Rrlknap, republican, Ii was sun
posed till today that MrGann was do.
trat"d AS II Is he is the only demo.
rrat elected IN Cook county.
Albany, Nov, H. The election OK.
renSes certificate of Gov. elect Levi T.
Morton was filed with Secretary or
state Palmer rs follows: TO the ~
puhltcNn state committee too which
amount, S.,NN was, AZ my request
mid t" the New York county commit.
teen, SlG,nN; to l.. II. Vail, member OF
the state committee from Duchess
county $1,000; o g, Ruhcns, printer.
cost of posters, 500; to i. G. NECTAR.
tiny, chairman of the Rhincheck town
committee, SNOO: to telegraph tolls
postage, ADVERTISING printing aud sun.
dry contributions to fire and hose com,
rantrs and charitable and other local
association IN Duchess county, S2ao
Total, Sla,To0.
Kansas city, Mo, Nov li--Voters
of all parties received n shock yestcr.
day. From election day until now
they all have believed that w. T..
Jameson rcpl aud i. William Slo,
gan trep1 were elected prosecuting nj,
torney and county marshal respect.
lively The returns rs announced by
tn" recorder, of voters said 10, but the
official returns give different results
while the returns changed Iamieson's
plurality OF 3G In the city to Il plu.
rality of ~ for !, H. Rremmcrman
! tuchl.l rms sudden change caused
amazrmcnt, but CONSERVATION struck
the town when the announcement
was made that Slogans unuucationed
plurality had dwindled away and the
count tinnllN gave Joseph keshelar
tdcml W plurality Nobody knows
how II al happened. There are loud
cries OF fraud, Tho star OndD pub.
fishes II scnrrhend declaring the cleo
tion "Stolen." The Journal Tep) Dc.
clares the holdest frauds sprung at the
last moment. Justice Hawthorne has
wired the secretary OF state that the
returns were manipulated and advises
| him not 10 issue commissions to Brcm.
norman and k"shclar, County Clerk
Caldwell has issued certificates of cleo
ton To Brcmmcrman and Keshclar.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
TIE MARK ErS.

Chicago Nov ii.@Whcat steady
Nov, ~ 3.sc; May. 80 Bic. Corn easy;
Nov 20 7.Sc; May. 80 Lie, Oats easy
Now - he; May, n a.Sc. Rye. nom.
inal Barley, 55c. Flax. 1i8. Tim,
othy, 5.iadi5D.
Pork lower; January. 1922 1.2;
May. l2GA Lard lower; January,
71212; May. 100. Ribs lower; ian.
uary 615; May, 6.32 IL,
Hogs Receipts. 10000, market
opened 5I1Oc higher, but cascd or
light, i.2omi,so; mixed, i,35Ii 90;
heavy. l,6o0i5.o0 Cattle: Receipts,
$1,000: market firm. Sheep Receipts,
1900: market h6flOc lower.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
POLICEMEN REMOVED.
For Neglect OF Duty Election Day In
Chicago.

Chicago. Nov. 14.Seyenteen police
men were suspended by Inspector
schaak at the East Chicago Avenue
station Monday night Their indiffer.
enee to the numerous outrages com
United nj the polls, eliminating In
the murder Of Gus Colliander, cleo
ton night, IL alleged TO be the direct
cause. The formal charges are ne
glect Of duty and disobcdience OF or
ders. There were 344 members Of the
Union League club who sat at dinner
last night. They talked about election
day outragcs aud made up purse Of
1900 to pay for the catching OF cleo.
ton yiolators.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

Chicago, Nov. IL The next issue OF
the halfway Age win contain a reply
TO the report Of the United States
strike commissioners, addressed TO
those gentlemen. 1t Will say in part:
AN good citizens must Of necessity be
Interested in the commissions official
conclusions and II appears to be II
part nt citizenship 10 call attention to
and, II possible, correct any oycrsights
or instantaneous II facts In which the
commissioners may have fallen, The
report of the commissioners says IT
should be noted that until the rail,
oaaS set the example, u general
union of railroad employees WAS newer
atttmptcd The union had not then
gone beyond eulisting men upon dit
ferent systems in separate trade or.
gantZattous. This statement Is Who'll
ly false The report itself says, In
another place: The order OF tho
knights Of Labor always advocated
solidarity of labor. The history OF
railway labor organizations Of the last
twenty years is largely made up Of
what the report says was newer at.
tempted Again and again efforts
were made to consolidate. or absorb
various existing orders into one TX.
nnrance of this fact and OF the further
fact that II was this reptrated expo.
ricncc which at length drove the rail.
ways reluctantly to unite also In self
defense N to any one Ut all familiar
with the history of labor almost incom.
prchcnsihlc. The misstatcment Is
made more gross 10y the Importance
which the commission seems 10 attach
to It's assertion,
The Railway Age continues At II
great length, dcnouneing the various
statements ct tho commissioners ~
not facts warranted by the cyldrnc"
and says; ERRORS In fact IN the re-
port range all the way from the mac
curatr quotation OF comparatively trlv-
ial figures to the false congratulations
as to the whole scope and essence Of
the trouble. II Is Il curious accident
that the instantaneous Of fact are MI
on the same side NIL tending To throw
disCrcdit upon corporations and to in
crease the bitterness IL lnhoring class.
"s against capital This IL m aecidcn,
from which one would prefer tn draw
no differences. one conclusion only
may be drawn which IL that no matter
on what side the errors are. the mere
existence of such errors. 80 many and
some Of such rnormty, alone sutiicrs
to make tho report worthless and dis
crcdtablr rs justice document: and
n discrcdtable work to the commits
sioncrs themselves, and To the conn.
try"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

ST. Petersburg. Nov. IA. The accrS-
sion OF Nicholas has evidently not re-
moved the anxiety caused By the
nihiliSts. Yesterday nobody was al
lowed on the balconies or roofs Of
houses though here and there
a few daring privileged people ran the
risk Of being arrested aud fined fit
teen rouhlcS, the penalty provided for
attractions of 1.-THE order Further, all
windows and doors were ordered
closed by the police and houscholdrrS
were held responsible for the good be-
havior Of visitors during the passage
of the procession.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
WISCONSIN PERSONALS.

Il. g. Wall IL In Washington and In
remain there II few days on private
business. He could not be- induced TO
tnlk on political matters
Judge Bardeeu handed down n dc.
clslon at Wausau In which he found
II. a. Strupp, superintendent OF
schools OF Marathon county, guilty of
incompctcncy and willful neglect OF
duty and directed the entering OF an
order removing him from office.
The people of Rice Lake. Irrespective
OF political affiliations, gave TO y. A.
Peterson, state treasnrer.elect, Il re.
ception at the Grand Opera house
Monday evening. Addresses werf de.
llyered by democrats, republicans and
populists.
Atty .Gen. elect and Mrs. w. III. Myl-
rea celebra ted the tenth anniversary OF
their marriage Monday evening with
II large reception at Elks' hall, Wau.
sau. Mrs. Mylrea, who was Miss
Minnie Ostrander OF Milwaukee, was
married to Mr.. Mylrea at Milwaukee,
Nov II, 1884 The reception In cele-
brati OF the event, which was fol-
lowed by dancing, was among the
most notable social events ever given
In Wausau. Invitations were respond
ed to by friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Mylrea from nil parts OF the state,
a number Of Mr. Mylrca's political
friends being among those who at
tended There we're about $50 guests
altogether, and many unique and
handsome gifts symbolic OF the tin
wedding anniversary were received
and n number OF congratulatory mes
sages were received from friends In
other cities who were obliged to send
regrets. Elks' hall was beautifully
decorated with flowers, potted plants
and national colors and emblems ar
tistically arranged. Dance music was
furnished by full orchestra Of nine
pieces Among the guests from other
places was Samuel A. Harper. OF
Madison.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
ST. JOHNS ELECTION.
Extremely Doubtful Whether the Gov
eminent VIII Remain In ONCE.

st. Johns, y. r., Nov. 1.-THE
Whltewayltes swept st. Johns gov.
eminent with majorities greater than
ever before attained In an election on
the island. 1t Is extremely doubtful
whether the government viii be able
to remain In Office.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

Hugh @. Pentecost, the man OF many
parts, who has tried most Of the
creeds and professions and has been
everything from political parson TO
a Tomhs lawyer, is now preparing TO
go upon the stage.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

Library clerk, expenses and. NO
Stenngraphcr, ,..,...,,,,... TOGO
Deputy railroad commissioner,
expenses and ..,.>..,,.,,... 80
Deputy insurance commissioner, | $40
The following appointments made by
land commissioners, consisting Of sec,
rotary ot state. state treasurer and at
tcrneN general:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
TREASURY FIGURES.

Washington, Nov. 1i.~-The cash bal.
ancc in the treasury IL SOB, 75s,9s6;
gold reserve SG2,O01 100.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
TWO WISCONSIN MEN.
BareI Goes 10 st. Petersburg and
Jonas to Prague.

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE president
has appointed John Karei, Of Kewau'
nee. consul general at st. Petersburg
Charles Jonas, OF Racine, consul
ut Prague.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
PEOPLE OF NOTE.

Oliver Wendell Holmes received
$500, the highest price he ever touched
for a single poem for his verses "ulo,
giving Garfield.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
GEE WIFI, WHATFAT!
RICH FkllNGS FOR FAITHFUL
RBrt BblCA\S.
QUITE. 2.No FINE PLACES AWAIT
THEM.

Nearly loo EerthS III and About the
Capitol, with Fay Hanging from
$1,000 Il Year Down 10 s. per Day
Legislative and Census Snaps
Score Upon Score,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

The earl Of Warwick has Just been
chosen mayor Of the town Of Warwick.
England. an appointment Of high hon
or and much dignity but no pay.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
THE NOTICE is GIVEN
CALL ISSUED FOR BIDS FOR
FlvE.PER.C CENT. BONDS.
THE AMOUNT Is FIFTY MILLION
DOLLARS.

Interest to Be Paid In Gold Coin-Sup-
Treasures to Keep Record OF
Withdrawals in the Pending Trans
action-Large Amount Expected 10
BE Realized-The Call.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
THE AGE COMES BACK
IN kErlN To THE NATIONAL
SFRlkE COMMISSION.
Y .ARlOCS STATEMENTS OF THE RE.
PORT pE\oU NCEp,

The commissioners Are Accused OF
Making Errors III Fact TO the Dis,
credit Of the Railway Corporations
The Report Said IL Re Selt,Con.
Trajectory,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
TO EXAMINE CANDIDATES.
state BOARD Of Pharmacy TO Meet In
Milwaukee

Milwaukee, Nov. 14.--The state board
OF pharmacy will meet In the Pfister
today 10 examine candidates for di.
plomas.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
ANOTHER TRIAL SATURDAY.

washington, Nov. 1.-THE Erfcs-
sons contractors report the boat will
be ready for another trial Saturday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

Gyp, the writer Of sensational nov
els, is Nine, de Martie. She Is ~
years old was born in Brittany, and
Is greatniece OF Mirabeau. She
married at 10. and her eldest child, a
boy. is 20 years of age. She lives
quietly at Seuilly. suburb Of Paris,
famous for its annual fete.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

Nearly il not quite 100 republicans
will at one time or another during the
next two years have an opportunity
10 enjoy the luxury Of drawing ducatS
from the state treasury, There are
nearly $50 places TO be filled in and
about the capitol building alone, Then
deputy game and fish MardcnS ga
lore, all OF whom salt down comfort
able fees, have 10 be named aud ~
district oil inspectors. Timber tres.
paSSrrS always need looking after and
that duty falls to the lot OF the faith
full belonging TO the party in power
During the next two years two MEM
hcrS of the board of pharmacy two
of the board of health and two of the
board of dental examiners will be
chosen Ivy the governor, as we'll as
several members Of the board of uni
vcrSi1y and normal regents and fish
commission.
Next summer the states census Will
again have to he taken. The laws of
Wisconsin provide for state census
.
under the supervision of the state was
gathered in 1880 and /. cost about Sos
no0 to simply pay the canvaSscrS.
That amount will he materially in.
creased next year owing 10 the in
crease in population since 1850. In
that year the law stipulated that city
and town clerks should gather the
statistics or il those officers We're un-
able to do ST. ;hey wrr" empowered to
appoint assistants T%G compensation
ranged from 81 down to Sl.5N for ev-
cry 100 persons enumerated, the price
depending on the density of the pop
ulatton. The returns must be in with.
in limited time and for this reason
any town or city clerk who has any
considerable number OF people IN his
district must have numerous assist.
ants Compensation Of ccnSus.takrrS
in 1850 ranged all the way from 81 TO
$1,000 In all probability law Will
he passed by the legislature this Win
ter regulating the taking of next years
census.
During the last legislature there
were about eighty permanent clerical
positions In the assembly and about
sixty IN the senate. These figures do
hot include the cngr"ssing and on
rolling clerks who were paid by tho
folio and earned all tn" way from a
few dollars to $500 The salaries OF
the permanent positions rang" from
$500 up,
The following other places, chiefly
about the state house, are also to be
filled.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

New candidates for positions
under the new administration are
hohbinG M every day Among the
latest are Ralph {. Vernon who wants
To be treasury agent. {. H. Harper
of Grant county. would serve as as
sistant superintendent of public in
struetion, while his brother, :, A, Har
per, of Madison. would perhaps not oh
icct lo being Attorney General MNl
rca'S assistant. William II. Tucker of
Wmnchago, is slated for state in
spcctor Of high schools George NJ,
lIotsrhirk. of milwaukee,, was IN Mad
ison the other day He says hr has
been promised the position of drafts
man in the land office.
Harvey Clarke. OF Madison, and T.
!. Hcnniug, of Iron Ridge, are hotl
candidates for appointments, They
are both senior laws at the university
Mr.. Clarke says he is looking for the
position Of assistant state librarian
Mr. Hrnning wants Clcrkship IN the
state trraSurer'S office, He Is prrsi
dent of the university republican rli'
and il credited with being the man
who brought out Congressman clcc
Sauerhcrhg, of the second district
Among those who want n place II
either the adiutant generals or th'
uuartermaster generals office are Maj
Il. l.. Phillips, of Madison, ]. Davis %
Marshticld, Major Il. j. George, of Me
nomonir Col. Moore, of La Crosse
Col. Patton, Of Oshkosh, Col caldwell
Of Milwaukee, Captain Harry $, Ful
Ter, of Milwaukee, Major otto Iwic
tusch, OF Milwaukee, capt. l.. Lnding
ton, of Nrillsville Louis Glass, o1
Ncilsvillc and Col Il, i, Gray, OF
Milwaukee. Capt. Charles King, ol
milwaukee,, seems to have the inside
track for the position of adiutant gen
eral
Jerc G.. Murphy. the Milwaukee SENT
nel's Madison correspondent IL being
freely supported for labor commits
sioncr.
Capt. w W. Jones wants to GO
back into the secretary Of states Once
and 1t looks very much AZ though he Il
going to succeed, too. He Is n candl
date for chief clerk In that department
There are any number of the faith
full looking for minor places
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

John Montgomery Ward, manager
and captain for the champion Of
champions, has made his direct con.
nections with a large New York law
firm and will begin office duties In
July. II this is fact then Wards
retirement from baseball Is certain.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

LET'S made great gains In the Nor
way elections.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

Il. G. Wall IL In Washington and In
stopping ut the Shoreham. He will
remain there II few days on private
business. He could not be- induced 10
tnlk on political matters