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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-01-20

ellis opposition, the Duval club asserts
lit win pull off, the Co7bett-Mitchell
light at Jacksonville.
Naval officers testify before the sen
ate committee that there was no con
spiracy in the landing Of American
marines during the Hawaiian revolu-
ton
Cut off by the burning Of hoistlug
machinery, seyeuty-fiye Grass Valley
'.CalJ miners escaped by an airshaft
1000 feet deep.
r. b. Haughey, president Of the
suspended indianapolis National bank.
is said to be in danger Of mental col
lapse
Wool manufacturers met in New
York and after electing officers adopt
ed resolutions denunciatory of the
Wilson tariff bill
Hamburg American and North Ger
man Lloyd Steamship companies have
decided to consolidate their Mediter-
ranean lines.
IdpLs " lilliLlu lilNSbU u New DtN-
ford, who was captain OF the cup de
fender Vigilant last season, has sign
ed a contract to sail TO = Frederick
Grinnell next season on his schooner
Quickstep
Commodore Charles G. Carpenter.
commander of the Fiuery (Me) navy
yard, received orders yesterday de
tach!lg him and placing him on wait
ing order January Is. His three
years service expired two months ago.
His successor VIII be Capt. Montgom-
cry Sicard, recently detached fIpm
the Miantonomoh
-Four. eases Of smallpox and one sus-
p.cous case have been discovered in
Nashville Tenn The sick are all ne
sroes and il is thought that the disease
was carried 10 Nashville by negroes
who went from Chicago to work in
the Cudahy pork factory. Two eases
growing out of these in Nashville have
been discovered at Shelbyville
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-01-20
LATEST NEWS ITEMS.
IN POLITICS

@. y. Spencer has been appointed
surveyor Of customs at Denver,
Iowa's legislative session opens.
Ieveral Of the officers chosen were wo-
men.
President cleveland viii not call
another international monetary con
fero4ce at present
William Lindsey was elected United
States senator by the Kentucky lesis'
Iatme 10 succeed himself
Ignatlus Donuelly was clcctld presi-
dent of the Minnesota formers ALI
ance. He win probably b. candidate
for governor
ColOrado's legislature met in extra
session ana listened % Governor
Waite's message, which the senate de-
cliDed to print
An adverse report on the nOmina-
ton Of UOrnblowcr for the supreme
bench was agreed to by the senate ju-
dietary committee.
Issac Pussy Gray is said to have
been winner by large majority In
the election Of democratic district cOm-
mittec men in Indiana.
Representative Holman prepared a
resolution declaring It the policy Of
the United States to conclude a treaty
FOR a protcctorate over Hawaii.
Supervisors-at Large Fitchie mt q
meeting of the Kings county board Of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-01-20

Moines. Simplicity marked the pro
ceedings.
Judge Bartlett. Of Brooklyn. refused
to quash the indictments against Nc
Kane and twenty-one others accused
of election fraud.
After sitting up all night on guard
the New Jersey republicans We're east
out of the senate by the democrats
Cardinal Gibbons, Of Baltimore, de
clares strongly in favor of Christian
methods in settling international dis
putes.
Rev. p. J. Donahue. rector Of the
Baltimore cathedral, has beer created
bishop of the Wheeling, w. Va, do
cese.
John Carroll Power custodian of
the Lincoln monument at Springfield,
Ill. since its dedication, is dead
Mayor Mcneil, OF Eddyvile, Iowa,
dropped dead on the streets. Heart
disease was the cause of death
Mrs. William Makepeace Thackeray,
widow Of the novelist and SatiriSt, died
at Leigh, England She was Is years
old
NJ Dupuy was again elected presi-
dent Of the French chamber of depu-
ties by a good majority.
King Humbert Of Italy declares that
the amelioration of Sicilys economic
condition is his supreme aspiration.
NJ. Clemenceau will ask President
Carnot to Ieprieve Bomb-thrower
Valiant French ministers are cppos
ed to It.
Count Pasadowsky introduced the
new tobacco bill in the German reich
stag with a speech lasting nearly two
hours.
William Byles, liberal, proposed in
the English commons that other pow
ers be conferred with looking to naval
disarmament
Three men were killed and one fatal
Woodward, Ala.
One man was hurt by the wreclling
Of a New York sweater" shop in
which an internal machine was ex-
ploded
A. ]. Mack, who is charged with
robbing a Kansas City bank of $40
coo, was arrested at Cleveland
Two Iowa youths thirstiug for bandit
glory stopped q passenger train near
Des Moines The conductor ana brake
man arrested them.
George Reynolds, just out of Wis
consin prison, forged a check at Mil
waukec and win probably be return
ed to WauDun.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-01-20
PANICKY POINTS

After living on sandwiches four days
at WilkcshaITc, Pa. the Shackford
Opera company secured funds 10 20
10 New York.
Receivers were appointed for the
Peoria. Decatur AMI Evansville by
judges nj Springfield, H., and Indima-
polls.
The Pollak company wholesale and
retail dry goods, at Montgomery, Ala,
was closed 10y the sheriff on attach
mcnts aggreLaUng 100000.
In wall street the tendency Of
prices is downward, though Whisky,
Missouri Pacific, Reading ard New
England gained fraction
Miss T.. 4. Chapman of West Phila-
delpha has aided the work OF the
twenty fourth ward auxiliary relief
committee 10y RENTING the back rents
OF poor tenants.
Edwin u. Bartholomew Of Decatur,
H.. wholesale and retail dealer IN
glassware and china, has made an
assignment. The assets U'e SlG,aI2
and the liabilities $1,000
Window glass manufacturers OF tn
west, in conference at Pittsburg, de-
cidcd to close all plants on February
10, indefinitely, so as to curull pro.
ductlon. No action was taken on the
wage question,
The Sterling organ factory mt New
Haven has started up Two hundred
hands were set at work, which IS
nearly the usual number employed i'm
all departments, Tho employees will
work eight hours Il day and six days
IL week.
The workmcn at the Riverside steel
aud Iron companys plant nj Wheeling,
W. Va, have accepted the new scale,
which in many cases provides for re
ducuon OF nearly 80 per cent Work
has been resumed in all departments
on fun Time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-01-20
THE LATEST

National worlds fair commissioners
ms st upon revising the awards made
by John Boyd TEACHERS judges
Treasury officials have estimated the
gold production Of the world at nearly
S15OOOO.00O for the year 1893
Secretary Carlisle win be compelled
Is issue bonds under the law Of 1870
unless congress enacts new legisla-
ton
The Mercantile Trust company, New
York. has sued THE Atlantic and Pacific
10 recover more than 100000 due on
bonds
Frank Jackson was inauguratrd gov
ernor of Iowa at the capitol IN Des
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

Frost badly damaged the orange and
lemon crops in California
1t is said that Lillian Russell and
Sig Perugini the tenor, are TO be
married
Fanny Davenport the actress,
spraincd her wrist on the stage ut
Denver.
Ex-President Harrison took part in
his first lawsuit since his return to
indianapolis.
In q Chicago bin for divorce Morris
LakalSl>e says he was led to the altar
bhndfold, i when re was hut 10 years
old.
A refractory pupil in school AZ
Amiret, Mimi, was struck by his
teacher with result probably fatal
Berien county, Michigan, has won
its case against the bondsmen of
Lewis Robb. who fed before his trial
Plans for a system Of water works
for Pana, H., have been accepted by
the city council The estimated cost
Of the plant Is 100000
John Fletcher, an Inmate Of the
Hancock county, Ohio, inulmury, says
Matron Iightfoot threw hot water on
him
Andrew J. DooIittle, a disinhcrited
son, won his suit ut Valparaiso, Ind,
10 break the will of samuel Doolittle
William Cm,dray, Portland. Ore,
was fatally shot His brother John,
theatrical manager. was in the room
and says II was an accident.
The government crop report showed
a yield Of but 39G.0OoO0O bushels Of
wheat and 1.Gl900O,eoO bushels Of
corn
Negotiations of unidcation of the
Baptist and Christian denominations
are said 10 be pending.
William Caldwell, of the Daily and
Sunday Mercury, has purchased the
Daily America, of New York, and will
merge it with his two newspapers
Friday morning.
Justice Divide Wen has sued the
Omaha World-Herald for $1,000 for
publishing an article in its Council
Bluffs, Iowa, department about his
drinking,
With the anchor barred Ives beat
Schaefer in the billiard tourney, leav-
ing the wizard at 3SS,
At Selma, Ala, jeff Stewart went
mad because ne was threatened with
death by Josh Craig. He was found in
the woods attired in 4 night shirt
At Elgin, H., Roy and Amanda Mid
dleton, colored children, We're taken i'll
after dinner and died with symptoms
Of poisoning.
The Western Association Of baseball
clubs has been formed on the ruins OF
the Ininois-Iowa league
Another rich gold strike is reported
in Black mountains, north of El Paso,
Texas. The vein shows five feet Of
solid ore, which is thick with gold.
Illinois and Michigan canal commits
Soners met at Lockport A deficit of
$4,000 is shown by the annual report.
Importation Of cigars makers from
Havana has caused excitement at
Key West. Fla, and the government
has been appealed to-
4 2-months-old baby was offered
for sale I'm the east market ut Indiana
polls by a woman with whom it had
been left
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-01-20
CRIME


roverrp ,5rg or oni,rm ana
Chinese smugglcrs has been unearthed
mt san Francisco
Rurlinoton possencer train was
held up by five masked men near ST.
Joseph.
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the hands of St Louis postonicc Of
/ dclals
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as Diamond Fanny has D'eh arrest
ea AT ~ LOUIS.
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jose 'oreIro oe MeIio' the murderer
/ OF Bertha Manchester was sentenced
\ 10 imprisonment Iof me at ran l''NeF
Mass
John W. Barnes was held for trial
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-01-20
ABROAD

Iackson's polar expedition has ar.
rived at KIM, North Bothnia, return.
ing hOmeward
A. NJ. C"LongD Jones has given $40
600 to the academy Mt Warren, Ill,
his old home
Admiral Mello has re-entered Rio
bay, reoaptWed two islands ana is
preparing to make decisive fight
Residences Of the jurors who Will
try valiant, the French anarchist,
viii be specially guarded.
The Spanish steamer Mosques was
sunk 10y the British steamer Esk and
two OF the crew were drowned
Great Britain aud Russia have agreed
to an extension of the modus yiyendi
in regard to the Bcrlug sea fisheries
valiant who threw the bomb in
the French chamber of deputies. was
found guilty and sentenced to death
The queen attended the funeraf OF
one of the palace housemaids al Os-
borne She laid wreath upon the
coffin
The French government has confer
red the decoration Of the Legion of
Honor upon w. Gerard Harry, editor
of the Independence Beige
The departure of the British war
ship Resolution for her station in tue
Mediterranean has been again delay
ed, owing TO defect ill her machin-
cry
4 despatch from Rome says that
the Italian customs receipts for De
ccmbcr declined t2S0,OOO In the last
six months the indirect taxes decrels-
ed g44O,uOO
The Canadian minister of marine
threatens 10 deprive the Frazer rive
salmon packers Of their licenses If
they remove their canneries 20 Point
Roberts, which is on the United
States side Of the border.
Tho Turkish government will send
endorsements &C troops to Albania,
IN order to prevent y collision between
the Aibuuians and McnJmegrins on
the frontiers Of Albania and Montcne-
Gro
The Anathcma annually pronounced
against the French since the Invasion
of 1872 mt the Christmas mass in the
St Petersburg churches, was omitted
this year on account Of the Franco
Russian entente.
DR. Fairfax Irwin, of the United
g.4... oil fna I'm
has been studying cholera in various
European cities, has started from Lon
don for St Petersburg 10 study the
disease there and in the various az
fected Russian provinces.
Harry Seymour Foster conservative,
member Of parliament for North Suf-
folk is about to bring libel suits
AGAINST the Westminster Gazette and
n number of provincial papers for as
soc1atiug him with the reyerSes of The
Trustees and Securities corporation.
T.. e. Prior of Indianapolis until
within q day or two a street railway
employe. is wildly insane over the de
fusion that asSlSsins are lying in wait
for HIM
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Dickinson, of
Ashtahula. Ohio sued the Ashtabula
steel Plant company for 5000 dam
ages for fraud in purchasing a tract
of land
Mary *. Schrader victim of the
white-cap outrage Mt Columbus. Ind.
has HIeG a suit against the men On
trial for $4,000 personal damages.
Fannie X. Earl, widow Of Or Earl.
late of Lake Mills. secured verdict oil
$500 and interest against the odd
Fellows Accident Insurance company
ot WeStflcld, Mass.
Benjamin Herbert, of ST Louis al
leges. his mother was placed in nm In
sane asylum by his father though en-
urely sane.
Notwithstanding Governors Mitch-5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-01-20
IN CONGRESS-.

1 Washington, Jan. 9-lu the senate
/ this morning the resolution offered yes
tprday by Mr.. Chandler as 10 the au-
thofty for the appointment of MIR,
| Bl3uut without the advice and CON
sent OF the senate, was taken up in
the senate. After some colloquy, Mr..
I Chandler withdrew his resolution
the subject matter being within the
scope of the inquiry now going on be-
1 fore the committee on foreign relations.
Mr. Gray gave notice that at p. m.
he would ask the senate to proceed
TO consideration of the house bill
to repeal the federal election laws.
| After spending half an hour on the
calendar, the senate. on motion of Mr..
! German, proceeded TO the consideration
of executive business
In the house Mr. Wilson, chairman Of
the ways ana means committee finished
his speech on the new tariff bill which
bears his name in the house this morn
ing. His rem arls were often interrupt
ed by democratic applause He was
something stirred when he referred TO
the protests against the pending biI
that it. was largely inspired by the
power Of capital which directed, forced
ana frightened employees to sustain
protected industries He said that
when the effort TO abolish slavery was
being made, petition came from Il
large delegation of slaves prC ing that
slavery be continued.
Mr. Wilson was followed 10y Mr. Bur
rows. Of Michigan, who made the
opening speech in behalf of the re.
publican minority.
At the conclusion of Burrows speech
there was an outburst of republican
applause so long continued as to call
forth a rebuke from the chair.
Before order was restored General
Black, of Illinois, took the floor lie re-
fcrred TO Burrows picture of dire
disaster in the country ana said that
the suffering depicted by him existed
after thirty years of laws written by
his own party Not n law has been
placed on the statue books by the
democratic party since 1860.
Hopkins republican, Of Illinois, con.
Guided the debate in the afternoon.
He said the bin which was reported
by the ways and means committee
was certainly an anomaly In demo
craue ieSislauoh. u neither comes up
70 the standard OF me ooId ana detant
declarations o. thAr party pIaform
nor meets me approval or eNpecta-
tlo'lS 81 'ie ilI"I'. '.'''S'IF'l'Ne eieluch'
OF 'i'lF p'ull' ~ Z" revenue measure
u u It Io 1 $50 ''''' , " l'H 'he
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-01-20
ASHTON TRIED TO BRIDE.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Jan. 10-In Us
Stone murder case today Geo. Sponge.
testified that the defendant Ashton.
came to him soon after being indic1-l
for murder and offered him S3gs /.
Sponger would induce District At,e
ney Wheeler to drop the case.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-01-20

of the last appropriation act wh,cA
cuts off from the pension rolls No.
residents who are not citizens az -,
United States, except those sufTarin,
from actual disabilities received n
the service.
In the house Mr. Boutelle geai,
tried 10 secure consideration for ~
Hawaiian resolution, which was ~
ported 10y the naval affairs commltta.
ana laid on the table but was finals
overruled by the speaker.
The attempt to secure unanimnr.
consideration for the Boutelle resoln,
tion made another merry row which
concluded with verbal duel between
Boutelle and the speaker
During the war of words. Tracv
of New York, asked the chair whetbe,
it would be in order TO call for rem
lar order. "Oh, the house clock has
not struck this morning" interposa5
Boutelle sarcasticauy Tracy's cbeek
famed. He inquired hotly whetbs,
while making parliamentary INQUIRY
he could be aifronted.
Boutelle disclaimcd any intention q,
insulting his collea que and Tracy took
his seat, still chatting under the affrou,
put upon him and declaring to his
friends that he would not stand Ibis
sort of treatment any longer. The
next man who says anything of that
kind" he declared, will get his face
slapped"
The tariff debate was then resumed
Mr.. Hopkins finished the speech begun
yesterday, and was followed by Mr.
Johnson, Ohio, in support of the
measure.
Mr.. Johnson democrat. Of Ohio. con.
tinued the debate with a scaldlng ar
raignment Of the democratic party for
inaction in carrying out its promise
to reform what it had characterized
during the campaign rs a robber tariff
Several others also spoke.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-01-20

Washington, Jan. H. Senator Davis
is cesuming his speech Commenced
yesterday on the Hawaiian question
asserted that the landing of The
American marines at the order Of
Minister Stevens was only in accord.
ance with practices in cases of rerohl.
ton and had many times been demon.
Strated to be a necessity in preserv.
ING the interests Of American citizens
If the queen by violation of he con
stiution and her own revolutionary
acts precipitates a counter revolution
she should not complain Of any ind.
rect influence that might have been
eXcrted by the necessary landing Of
the American forces to protect Amer
lean interests Mr.. Turpie also tpoke
In the house Mr. Breckenridge said
he had always considered himself the
foremost free trader in the house until
yesterday, but since the speech of Mr.
Johnson he had learned that he
(Breckinridge) did not occupy the most
distant post of free trade democracy.
In some particulars the Wilson bin
did not meet his approval in that #
did not 20 far enough
He would like TO have seen lin.
plate on the free list, even If a heavier
tax would have to be levied on whisky
He would like to see the bounty on
sugar removed, but he wanted the sl-
gar men Of the south and the sorghum
men of the northeast placated. in or.
der that they might be brought into
the democratic fold
Mr. Breckenridge supported the ad-
valOrum feature Of The bill In speak
ing of the income tax, ne stated thar
while it did not meet with Lis unquali-
fled approval, he was ready to vote
with his party on the experiment
Mr.. Breckenridge finished his speech
amid the enthusiastic plaudits of tie
gallery and the floor, and when this
had subsidized and the house was re.
stored to order, Mr. Richards address
ed the committee
Mr.. Dingleys hour having expired.
Mr. Springer was recognized and de
Tended the Wilson bill.
In concluding Springer predicted
that with free raw material the
country would become tie creates
manufacturing country in the world
rs it is now the greatest agricultural
country.
BroSius closed the debate for the lf
ternoon in opposition TO the bill ana
n recess till night was then taken
At the night session Mcguire ami
Cocluell spoke in favor Of the Wilson
bin and the house adjourned
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-01-20

Washington Jan 1.-THE senate
this morning, on motion Of Mr.. Gray
proceeded to the consideration Of ey-
ecuGve business and the adoption
of 4 resolution offered by Mr. Allen
Mr.. Aliens resolution directs the
secretary Of the treasury to inform the
senate from what sources the gold
coin Of this country outside the federal
treasury was increased TO the amount
of SSS,O00,00, during the fiscal year
1898, as expressed in his recent re-
port for that year.
A dcsultory debate on the tariff was
conducted in the house
The ways and means committee VOL
ed today not to incorporate an income
tax in the Wilson Bill
rhe house committee on coinage
weights and measures has ordered g
favorable report on the Bland bin
providing Tor the coinage Of silver
bullion now held in the treasury
The vote was Q to S-strictly silve.
ana anti-snver. The bill provides
that the secretary Of the treasury shan
Immediately issue silver certificates
against the seignorage silver, amount
ing to S55, 15G.6S1, which shall De I'M
mcdiately available for the paymea.
of current government expenses, anu
that the sdgnoruge silver issued shan
be coined as fast as possible in dollars
to Toe held in the treasury for the ~
demption of the certificates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

bright Armenian beauty, graillte OF
tho American missionary sen 'ols az TINS
Dlace. had been abducted, IL vas Ola mtd:
nv q Young Kurdish cavalier ~ ID Ctrrled
away 10 his mountain home } cr latheI'
VINO happened To- be- naturalizel EnPLs99
subject had applied for The ASST i.tuce OF
his adopted country i'm obtaining her re-
lease Negotiations were at OAcr SGT on
foot between London and Ieherdn when
tinaliv led to a formal demand ~ on the
KLrds by the shah himself. Upon thelr
repeated refusal, seven thousand Pei san
tr1ops. Il was said, we're ordered to ;. AK
Boulak. under the command Of the vice
consul, MIR. Patton.
The matter at length assumed such an
Importance as 10 give rise i'm the House OF
commons 10 the question, who is Katy
Greenfield" This. in time was answered
nv that lady herself, who declared under
oath that she had become MOhammedah
and WAS i'm love with the man with whom
she had eloped. More than this, It was
learned that she had not a drop Of Eng
lish blood in her veins her father being
an Austrian. and her mother native Ar
menian. WhereupOn the Persian troopers
With their much disguised leader. beat an
tnploriOus retreat. leaving KATY Green
feld" mistress Of the situation and OF d
Kurdish heart.-EXchange
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

room completely ana you Won't need any
IoctOring." he said grufilv.
Learn how TO breathe, / housat tnat
was one thing We learned hcl3re COMING
into a world so terribly full Of ether
things 10 be learned, the '15omriac 'tid
ruefuly. ,t,-
knows how 10 breathe. To hrea-He YeT-
fcctly is TO draw the breath in '9ng deep
cxhalations. slowly and reguEtrly 80 as
10 relieve the lower lungs Of u "oNlou5
Accommodations. Shallow breathing won
do this ,,-..,,
II have overcome nausea, ht'I-'A-,
sleeplessness. seasickness and cy"i ore
serious threatenings by sim ply s9iI
through a breathing exercise. fuml,ns
from my lower lungs. as 1t were; J. the
malariai limitations Of the DAY oV 10Y 3,
slow. ample breaths Try it bcfore gong
TO bed. making sure or stan ing ItIe
Won can inhale pure air, and then Garken
your sleeping rooms compile Fly. We I've
100 much i'm an electric glare ~ tht.
If Won still suffer from seeplessn 'ss amer
this experiment is fairly tried sft l. De
surprised" .,-,. t,,,
and acknowledgements II. Walw j".h.