Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-04
wesner, Jr., was set at Lebanon, Ind

stantly killed.
Ex-President Harrison and Cover
nor Mckinley opened the republican
campaign in Indiana at mass meet.
/ ing in Indianapolis.
Manager Edward Il. Riee's suit
against Nine. D'Aryille for alleged
violation of contract was begun In
| Boston.
1t was reported tnat Count Festetics,
! son-in-law Of Louis I. Haggin, OF
/ New York city, had died on one Of the
| South Sea Islands.
The navy department expects that
the torpedoboat Ericsson viii 80 out
/ from New London on her preliminary
trial within day or two.
| A Chicago insurance man charges
that lumbermen caused the recent
forest fires in order to cover up their
stealings.
\ Officers Of the whisky trust ridicule
the report that Nelson Morris eontem-
plates beginning foreclosure proceed.
| ings.
On the expiration OF his term in con-
| gress Colonel Rreckinridge will re-
sumo the practice Of law in Lexing-
| ton, Ky.
Plimmer and Murphy fought twenty
five rounds to a draw at New Orleans.
The former had the better Of the
encounter.
Pansy McGregor easily won the
$4,000 Futurity stake for 2-year-olds
trotted at Galesburg. Her best time
was 2:10 "a.
In the ten-mile road race of the
yincennes Cycling club G. II. Peck,
the winner, lowered the state record
to 25:45.
Lord Hawkes. English eleven won
the cricket match at Philadelphia,
scoring 422 runs to 29l by their oppo-
mems.
Cyclist Searle failed TO lower the
roal record between Chicago and New
York, taking eight days and three
hours to complete the journey.
Attorney Milchrist, who opened the
arguments in the A. r. U. contempt
case, denounced Debs and his asso-
ciates as "dastardly criminals"
TIE Civic Federation will exert
every effort to secure the indictment
and conviction OF the proprietors of the
House of David.
The Nebraska democratic convention
indorsed Holcomb for governor and
81, a
free silver.
General William w. Dutfield has
been appointed superintendent Of the
coast and geodetic survey to succeed
Professor Mendenhall.
Brazil has given notice of the abro-
cation of the reciprocity treaty, which
is sequence of the enactment of the
new tariff law.
James z. Cauen, general freight and
passenger agent Of the Valley road,
was found murdered in Cleveland, pre-
sumably by robbers.
Andrew j. Laird, a former postoftice
inspector, who had secured $4,000 by
forged postal orders, was arrested at
Los Angeles.
Douglas Luce who was born in 1885
and had lived under every president
of the United States. died at Urbana,
Ohio.
-Four men were killed and four in
iured by the blowing up Of the boiler
of thrashing engine on farm near
Crystal, n. ID.
Freeport temperance people, aroused
by the convention Of liquor dealers,
held a mass meeting to denounee the
traffic.
George Neville. of Wayneville, ILL.,,
was killed near Bloomington, H., by
being thrown from a wagon and run
over
Charles Johnson, of New York, was
arrested at Anderson, Ind, on charge
of forgery, Michael James being the
victim,
The Bricklayers' union at Anderson.
Ind, donated the services of its
seyenty-tive members for three days
work on the Catholic hospital.
Early delegates to the seventh hlen-
nial reunion OF Crocker's brigade, to
be held In ottumwa, Iowa, Wednesday
and Thursday, have arrived.
DIR. j. NJ. Ratcltf has been appointed
superintendent of the Southern Ohio
insane asylum vice DR.. j. A. Roms-
pert discharged for incompetency.
Contract has been let for the digging
Of the north section, 1900 feet of the
projected half-mile canal to connect
Oeonomowoc lake with Nashotah lake.
ID. X. Caldwell. a Frankfort, Ind,
lumber dealer, has been arrested,
charged with being in league with
counterfeiters.
Thirty-lly thousand persons visited
the state fair at Springfield. A new
board of agriculture was selected, with