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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31
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9Seprio. o%a. 26. oSul

St D u, ,>u., 90 Sutt.
lin Galb 4 llbr beute frilb iuuroen
Die 9Hugenihuppen Der Contradictions
babngeiellihait nebit 20 YierOebabn=
wagen uno ionitigen 8erdtbibaiten
ourb 6euer 5erIt0rt. glu6 mebrere
fleine bend6bnrte Gebduoe iuuroen
3erltDrt unb nur nit duBeritsr 9lnltreu=
9ung puroe cine 9rofere Ieuersbrunlt
perbiitet. Yer GieiammtDerlult be-
traot SO, 900 on ben S1uppcn neblt
,Snbolt, Die &erliberung $2500. Nls
oas 6euer geraoe an beItisIte piit6ete,
brad i'm SDlpau Yarf=Spernbauie,
einem an Norbenbe Der Staot 9eleee-
nen SommertDeater Seuer aus. Sas
@ebGuoe puroe ganS serlt0rt. Sie
9lnorems SpernNelellibaft. pelae in
Dem Sbeater ipielte uno allf 3 Mouate
en90girt mar, bat lire 9anie 9lusitat=
tung eingebiiBt, ebenio Die SSrant
Seibpn GeielliAnit welbe nit Der
2lnorews 'i1cu pereint auitrat. Ser
ourb oicies 6eler an9eridjtete Sha=
Den betrlgt $1,000 Sie Serlibe=
ruul lit unbetannt. geipe 6euer ma
ren olrrb Sr0nOtlitlng entitauoen.
lf lwautee, gDis.,
26. Suli.
Wtaipr ~. s.. llpbam bon gSooo
Gpuntp luurDe beute MOrNen pom repu=
blitaniibeu Staatsconuent bel Der
srlten stbiiimmuns oes Sa9es uno Der
Iiebenten sibtInmung oes 6onpents
ais @ouperueurscdu0lout aufgeltcllt.
Die entideiOenoe 2lbItimmllng bate
ipl9enoes Gr9ebniB llpbam 2l6,
0uu9em 90, ScpIielo II, Slafitpf 9,
&ioo 3. llpbam's Domination wuroe
oarOui sur einliimmiaen Semabt.
Der 6anoioat lpuroe oann berbei9e=
6plt uuo bielt eire &eoe, mprln er lih
bereit ertldrte, Die Domination anSu=
nebmen, cine Sanje iiir Den SdubSoll
brub llno cinen entibeioenDeu repubi=
tanilben Sleg I'M Nppember prppDe=
Seite.
glls Tice= OOuuerncllrscanbiDat nurOe
beim Speiteu fornlellcu Ballot 9tidter
emil Saenlb BON WanitOnpc Gpuntp
nominirt. Die glbltlmmung mar fol=
9enoe: Saenlcb 254, 6ppelano I'll, /,
Stone %, serltreut 3.
giNhoem Die Npmin0tipn Sur ein=
itinmi9ell Aemdbt lpOroen mar, madte
Der 6onpent cine YauIe bis gtObmit=
tags DGlb 3 llbr.
glls Staatsletretdr iuuroe bein erlteu
Ballot SenrD Gallon bon TirpQua nO=
nlinirt.
Sic iibrigen 6anoioaten, Die npmi=
nirt muroen. iino: SbaBmeilter,
Seuell u. Ycterlou bon Barron; Ge=
neralunmalt. g8. .. Mplrea BON Mta=
ratbpn Staatsihuloirettor, 8. =.
GmerD bon Zane; Gilenbabncpumindr,
W. u. Stride bon Milwautce; Ypr=
! liBer DeS Staats=6cntral-G omites, $.
Is. SDpnl.
Die Grnennuus Mc&ensie's Wuroe
pon Sreunoen bepertlteQi9t, Die i'm
ais ShaBmelltercanOiOaten lmterliiIBt
! Dattsn, ober lpeasn 9sOsraplil4sr uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31

lDurOeU -. u. CullurO uIIo UlPIulOtr
McSean lpieoer nominirt. SaSu tam
nod 6rau ). Wt. SlOper ais pritter
Sruitee.
Yer Gonpent beI6loB, bic 9tameu
BON g. Singleton uno &. 8. WOrris
(beioe gfeaer) Dem Staats=6entral=
6Onite sllsufiisen uno bepOllmdAtiSte
oas Gomitc, orei weitere gtamen Ore
prdientantsn perlbieoener 9tatlonalltd=
tenn binSu,ufiigen.
lin 9 llbr Is Wtinuten pertaste iib
Der 6onpent.
Wiltesburre, 3d., 26. Suli.
SIN @reter S6abt Der 9ebisb galleD
&oblen9eielllbaIt bel Pittstou lDlte lih
heute Der SOoen aus DEM Sabrltubl,
ais oerielbe in ben ShaGt billlnter=
fubr, in SOlge oeiien Der getriebsleiter
SberIt WaIpn, iein Gebiilfe Hobert
Wtercur uno ein unoerer geamter 9ta=
mens 9Sm. gSilion binunterltiirSten.
Waipu blieb auf Der Stele tOot uno
Die beioen glnoern lpuroen tDotli6 per=
leBt. Sie Seamten batten cine SnIpec=
tipn Der 8rube Dornebmen mollen.
pilabelpbia, Ya., q. Suli.
8eltern beiu6te lrau 9lunie 6ries
ben SoolOsiideu 8arteu. uno beim Sd=
renSminger angetOmmen. lebnte lie lib
iber bas @eldnoer unD itrei6elte elnen
eroBen gdrsn. Sieier eespioerte ole
SIebtoiung oaour1, oaB er Den redten
glrm Der Srau pafte, lno oenlelben
mebrcre Winlten lang nit ben &lauen
ieitbielt. slls Srau 6ries enoli6 bon
Der SeItie wesserillen wuroe, itellte es
iib beraus, Dab Der slrm oerartig per=
lebt woroen mar, oaB cine glmputation
unterbalb oes gllbp9ens uabrldeinli6
notbluenoig iein miro.
Sopefa, Sans. 26. Suli.
Die pou Wittel= uuo g8elt &anlus
einlaufenoen gerihte iiber oen Stano
oes Weli6torns iino iebr entmutbigsno.
Die Mdisernte erlpeilt lib inoem 9rDBe=
rem Sbeile oes Staates als ein Sebl=
I6la0. Sm weltli1en She'll oes Stua=
tes lit Der Huin ein poaitdnoiser, pdb=
reuo fir oiejeuiseu Sbeile BON Wtittel=
Sanias, luO nod etluas Ge9en idllt, Die
Soffnung nod nibt sdnslit Gufseben
81 weroen brau6t. Sn pielen 8e9en=
ben lit Das,@elidtorn ednSlid ueroorrt
mo ieit orei Sa9en webt Elm 10 beiBer
g8ino in ben iueltlihen Counties, oaB
er slles auf leiuer Sabn pOllltduoig
uerlen9t.
Gbieaap, Sls. 26. Suli.
SroieNor gS. g. Shore bonn bieiigen
G8etterbilreau perDiientlihte beute ciuen
SpeSialberiht iiber Die 9ans ungemDbn=
lide Soibe. pel6e i'm mittleren Sbeile
bes Sanoes berrlht.
Sb9leib in 6olse Der obnormen
SiBe Der Sprometer iebr nisbrig ltebt,
peben bod ourb Die Wiiiiilippi= uno
unteren MiHouri=Shdler mabrbait per=
ien9enoe gSinoe.
Sn Siio Safptu, Nebrasta, Ganias,
Soma, Der iiiolihen Sdlite BON Win=
neIota, @elt=g8iscOniin uno i'm Npro=
ipeiten bon Sllinpis liano Der Sbermo.
meter gta9mittags ilber 100 Gjraoe i'm
Shatten. Sm 9ansen Wtiiiiiiippi=S bal,
Sbio 5bal, Seras uno I'M mittleren
Snoiana mar Die Semperatur iiber 90
Graoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31
g(nSlauO.
Sapan uno & ; ina.
2pnbnn. 26. cNuli,

2pnopn, 26. sSuli.
Bis beute Wiittaa batten Der iapani=
ibe uno aud Der tineiilhe 6elanpte
BON ibren He9ierunsen nod teine gta6=
ribten iiber Die Sage in GoreG erbalten.
Gs berrlht ieooh Die siniiht por. oaB
es porlGuiis iueni9itens, ni6t sum
&risse tommeu miiroe. Gin bobersr
9eamter in Der hineliIben 8ei0notibait
iagte: vSor spei Sasen mar ih Der
glnlibt, oaS Der Grieg llnpermeiolib
lei, aber beute CLAUDE i'd, paB Der
Stlrm iloerltanoen lit. lmo oaB Die
toreanlihe Srase irieoli9 beiselest
,ueroen miro"
Yotpbama, 26. Suli.
Ger amerifaniide Sampfer ,6itD Of
Yedin9", Gapt. Ssarls, welber am
IL. Suli BON Sonstong, pia yotobama
nab San Srancisco ab9lng liBt in Der
Yeboo sSai. Sapan, auf benz Stranoe.
Gr mar genOtbist. elnen Sbeil Der Sa-
pung ilber SOro Su usrien.
Sff SulitPfer pefltpel llU uWBer Oe=
iabr, uno man bort, i'm bel Der nGbz
iten 6llHb ,uieoer flptt Su MAIDEN.
Sotio, Is. Suli.
8psp Sateno, Der iapanilhe 0e=
ianote in gSalbingtOn, lit nab Sopau
,urildberlien unO &utinO, eiu erIabrc=
ner diplomat, lit 81 icinem gtahiolger
eruannt pproell. Sic Gegierun9 bat
biele 9lenbernng Uor9enohmen, ucil iie
nit Der glrt uno gSeiIe, ,uie Sateno Die
Serhanolungeu nit Der Gnleritdniiben
&esierung beSil9lib elmer llm9eitaltun9
Der GrtrN.Serritorial= al=9ertrl0c seiiibrt
bat, llnsuIrieoen mar
Inter oen Observation-Disclosures
limb glnslanoer DEN japuniiAeu @eiesen
niht untermorien, ionoern nur an @er=
trdge 9ebunoen uup lie tOunsn uur BON
6onluln ,roSclIrt peroeu. SSSNpan
,uilriAt Die slbidaiiuns oieier ycr-
TRACE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31
greiie Ser Gu;cigen.

Ssbcr Son Der 5palis pcr SoDr. $500.
0:!tonae. 4Io.
/" . SIloua.e. COZ
Sir iebs Belle BREWER pSsr oersn gaau,, bas
sritemol 10 9erts.
Seiratbs- unb IoOes.auSciseH mitSpructsLJl
pbne Sprub bsl.Oo.
gu;eieeu. Die otm Setite Der tat1. sstrde ,u,pt
Der iinb. fiuoen teiue auiuabms.
2lnSeisen ieiloe man fpdte
tens am 2l1ontas 1flor.
gen ein.
Sob zslrbeiten aller slrt prOlupt uno 6iIia
ausgefiibrt.
Sfkeeoer ,,8a1ette".
Gds Der sediten uuS So,paltra5e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31
Neranseehsr peut(ale, Ratbo!i(dle -Ne(eu(dat
Sabrgang "a.

vglmetallismus, iuel6er nit allen Mit=
tel angeltrebt peroen muB" aber idpei=
gen wie yaelboiebe" iiber bic Yrobibi=
tipns fra9e. 9ti6t libel! Ser Staat
foll Iib bas iGGnOli6e Mlulct=@eieg 10
mir 9ii6ts, Dir 9d1ts" 9eialleu lal=
len. gSiro Oas einen Subel abgeben
wenn Die Semptraten cine enti6ieoeue
Seroammlng oes MSulct=6eiebes uno
aller uno jeoer Yrobibition in ibrer
platform einfiigen. IS bari Dor
9illem III oieiem Ynutte teiu boppeit=
llnnises gSeIen 9cSei9t, lOnoern jc
enersil6er aesen jeoen eingriIi in Die
perlOnlide Srei6eit proteitirt miro, oelto
beller. = 98as Die Gerlon Der GanOi=
oaten anbelangt, pel6e Die &epubli=
tanner aufgeltellt baben 10 lperoen lid)
oiele bel Dem Seranriifen Der gSabl am
belten ertldren. Sn Den telegraph
iben Sepelben bringen mir Die gfamen
oerieiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31
Inris O7 Snfi

3miI6en paul Sebanel unb @le,
menceau iano beute ein SdbelbueN
itatt, bel welhem Sedanel cine Wunos
Oil Der Wange oapuntrug.
Sas Euell mar Die 6olge zines 9lrti-
tels 6lemencealls Slatt . ga Suffice,
ben Sebanel fir cine beleioisenoe 9lnt.
mort auf Ieinc, III Der Sepuiirtentam.
mer pdbrenoe Der Seratbuna iibsr bic
9lnar6ilten.Sill Der &ssieruns sebal.
tene HeDe belt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31
S ra trei d.

Paris, 26. Suli.
Die Seputirteutammer bat beute oas
bon Der &eslerung einsebra1te Nnar-
hiliengeies nit 26S segen l63 Stim-
meu an9enommeu.
Paris, 26. Suli.
Ser Seputirte Sedanac bat ben Ser.
aus9eber Oes Slattes So Suffice,
Glemenceau, wegen zines in bemielbeu
eridlenenen slnariiis auf ibn gum
3psitampf sefOroert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31

y lls, -. Sllt.
Sie raoifalen uno Die monar1ilti.
iben 3eitun0en iiimmen in ibren Ye-
ipredungen ilber Die 9lnnabme Der 9ln=
ti=9lnar6ilteubill bariu ilbere;u bas Die
Sill meuiger in Der gbfiht porbereitet
mar, ben 9lnar6ismus aus Der Welt su
i6aIfen, als Die preBfreileit su be.
ftrluteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31
8elgien.
gf { 10 g9prt, 81. 81

WrW TfI, II. SuII.
GeItern ipuroe III 8lent elm anar,
hiltiiher Sptellpirib BON swei polisi.
item perbaltet. Gr Sps eilen Splh unoN
braate Dem einen Der Yoli,iiten eins
gEunoe bel. ueriuhte aub Den aipeiteu
~ erItehen, lpnroe aber nod rebt3eitig
entlparnet. Der Uerluunoete YoliSilt
lit Dem Sooe uale.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12

PIERCE COUNTY SOLD FOR HIM
FOR GOVERNOR.
He Is Given the Honor of Naming
the Delegates to the State
Convention.

Ellsworth, Wis, July 11.-At the re-
publican convention held here Mon
day ID. w. Woodwork, X. :. RalSton,
b. II. Corcoran, r. II. Lord and j.
h. Jensen were elected delegates to
the state convention. BY unanimous
vote the convention requested eX-Sec-
rotary of State Hans b. Warner to
name the delegates. The convention
was overwhelmingly for Warner for
governor Notwithstanding this is the
home county Of Nils p. Haugen. Ole
Halle. C. T.. Pratt, l.. l.. Richardson,
w. w Walsingham, f. A. Sever
ance, w. p. Churchill, A. Taylor, +.
=. Doolittle. G.. j. Dill +. w. Car
penter Spencer Sorsen and II. Tows-
ley were chosen as congressional dele
gates. They are uninstructd but lean
towards f. b. Mills of Superior
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12
OMNIBUS PREPARATIONS FOR
WAR IN CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Cal, July l1.--There
are many here who fear today will
deyelope desperate conflict between
federal soldiers aud the striking Amer
lean Railway union men and their al
Hes. Sacramento Is u threatening
point.
The seriousness Of the situation Is
shown In the warllke precautions the
army authorities have taken. fester-
day morning the federal authorities
embarked troops at Preside on the
big ferry steamer Alameda and start
ed them for sacramento, where they
arrived about midnight
When II became known that Col.
Graham and soldiers To the number OF
800 were On route 10 reinforce the
state troops at the state capital. the
excitement there became Wild ana
omlnous The strikers grew louder In
their threats to resist any further at
tempt TO clear the railroad yards.
Armed men soon appeared In the
streets ms II preparing for battle.
They transferred their arms and am
munitIon from the stOrehouse to head.
quarters nearer the railroad yards. No
attempt at concealment was made.
The strikers marched boldly through
the streets, bearing weapons on their
shoulders, and they were loudly
cAeered by hundreds Of sympathizers.
In the afternoon d number Of strtk-
ers were practicing with rifles on the
Yolo side OF the river. There are over
1900 strikers In Sacramento 70 resist
the federal and state troops. Flushed
with the victory over the United
states marshals and police on Tues
day last, and over the militia as well,
they are In just the mood TO resist
the United States regulars today.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12
HAD AN INTERNAL MACHINE.

Chicago, July 11.-Monday afternoon
Il man. whose name the police refuse
to divulge, entered the Pullman COM
pany's Office and asked to see Vice
President Wickes The man had II
mysterious package in his hand and,
suspicion being aroused, it was taken
from him and examined. 1t was found
to contain an Internal machine.
1t was made of bottle filled with
an unknown substance together with
a cartridge and scraps of iron with 4
fuse attached. The unknown sub
stance was analysed and found to be
a high explosive. The mysterious man
escaped but the police claim to know
his whereabouts.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12

Union Telegraph company's manager.
Il, b, Davis, Of Fort Madison, was
brought here yesterday by the sheriff
on a subpoena issued by the United
States district court OF Iowa, Judge
Woolsou presiding, He was ordered
TO produce certain tclegrams sent aud
received hy the officials OF the Amcri.
can Railway union, This, under al.
vice Of counsel, he declined IT, do and
was promptly sent to Jail by the Judge
for contrmptt the court claiming that
the federal court ovcr,rulcd the Iowa
state law,
a few hours later Davis sent word
that he would produce the tclcgrams
and the judge let him or on payment
of costs
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12
TURKEY SHAKEN.
Two Severe Earthquake Shocks In
Canstantinople.

Constantinople, July 1.-Two VIC.
lent earthquake shocks were felt here
yesterday. iIuch shock lasted about
twenty seconds, Although some dam.
age was done the extent of 1t IL not
known as this dispatch Is sent, The
inhabitants have become greatly
alarmed and are fleeing from their
houses IN anticipation Of further ana
more serious disturbances.
Tho earthquake shocks, II was
learned late yesterday, did much dam
age to the city, and several people are
reported to have been killed, All the
public offices. the banks and the
bonrso have been closed.
The population of Constnntlnople il
80 terrified that many thousands OF
people nre camping out IN the open
mir. Two disastrous fires have already
occurred aud tclcgraphic communlca.
ton IL interrupted
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12

Chicago, July 1.-THE Knights OF
Labor throughout the entire country,
numbering nearly 100000 men have
been called upon 20 s,likc for the
cause OF organized labor.
Master Workman Sovereign issued
an order ut late hour last night to
all members OF the organization to
cease work until the conflict originat.
Ing In the strike of the Pullman en-
ploycs is settled.
In the order Sovereign says n cri-
sis Is reached In the affairs of this
nation that enGangers the peace of the
republic. II peace be restored and the
nation saved from acts repulsive to
the conscience of all Christian people,
there must be wise action and that
quickly.
Relieving that the flames OF dis
cord are hicng purposely famed by
the railway corporations ut the risk of
the life Of the government | take the
liberty to appeal TO you, and through
you To the conscience Of the whole pco.
pie, imploring YOU to lay down your
implements of toll for short season
and under the banner of peace and pa.
triotic desire promote the public wei.
fare and use the power
of your aggregated numbers,
through peaceablc assemblagcs, to
create Il healthy public sentiment in
favor OF an amtcablc settlement of
the issues growing out Of the recent
strike of the Pullman employees, and
You are further requested not to run
your usual vacations until Il settlement
of the pending trouble Is made known
to you through some authentic source.
"ln the present strained relations
between the corporations and their
employees Is involved a principal near
and dear 10 all American citizens
the right of labor 10 present its gricv-
ances 10 the owners and representa-.
lives of corporate capital"
The order goes on 10 detail the
trouble at Pullman and dwells with
much bitterness upon the refusal Of
the company to arbitratc. In closing,
Sovereign says that II the present
strike Is lost to labor It will retard the
progress of civilization and reduce the
possibility Of labor ever cmanclpating
itself from the thralldom Of greed.
"rhe dignity Of labor" he says, SIS
at stake In the conflict. | besccch
you TO be true to your obligation in
this hour of trial. Court the co-opcra-
ton Of Il generous public. Stand firm
and united In the common cause and
the victory will be one Of peace and
prosperity for the faithful"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12
SIXTY DROW NED.

Odessa, July 1.-THE passenger
steamer Vladimir. bound from Sebas.
topOl for this port, came into collision
with an Italian steamer near
Enpatoria. a town Of Russia. on the
western coast of the Crimea. The
Vladimir was so badly injured that
she sank. Some Of the passengers
were saved, but 1t is believed that
fully sixty persons were drowned and
n large number were injured.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12

pehs. DR.. Robertson is specialist
in April, 1892, for serious case Of
dipsomania Al the time DehS was
prominent in labor agitation and the
editor of labor paper IN Terre
Haute, Ind. His system broke down
completely under constant alch"Nc
excuses, and he became mental and
physical wreck. With Il letter of in.
PRODUCTION from Colonel Robert q,
luserSoll he came To New York and
WAS treated by DR.. Robertson, who
restored him to something like health
again. DR.. Robertson sent tele
graph To DebS Thursday night warn
Ing him that he was in no condition
to enter upon such an undertaking
us the management of the great
strike.
Il consider him To he almost if not
quite Irresponsible" said DR.. Robert
son. land told him 50 in my telc
gram. His physical condition Is not
good, and the effects of the dinSoma
MIA may attec, his intellect. | have
not received any answer to my telc
gram and suppose Mr.. pehS con
Slered himself insulted by being
called irresponsible. He will hreaE
down physically and probably men.
tally as soon rs this strain Is over
if not before, and will probably IT,
lapse into his former diSSipatcd hah-
itS +"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12
INCREASE IN OUR ARMY.
Effort to Make the Limit Thirty
Thousand.

Washington, ID. c., July H.. Military
authorities in congress contemplate
urging at an early day an increase OF
the standing army to 10000. This Is
wholly Independent of the present
strike and Representative Diapers
resolution for an increase Of the army.
In view Of the strike the bill for an
increase is likely to be deferred for a
time. 1t is possible, however, that
when the senate considers the appro-
priation bill, the question of increase
may come up. In any event however,
leading members Of the house military
committee will at an early day pre-
sent an application for standing ar
my on a 10000 basis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12
RACING IN FOND DU LAC.

Fond du Lac, Wis, July 1.-THE
summer meet Of the Kite Park Race
association opened yesterday with n
fair attendance The weather was ia
vorable and the track was IN good
condition. In the 2:30 pWce Eta i
won IN 2:17. In the 2:40 pace Ethel
A. won In 2:lS. In the 2.i0 trot
Margaret won In 2:23 IL.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12
MUST NOT PRACTICE.

Racine, Wis, July 1l.--Dr. Robert
KItto was fined s15 and costs by Judge
Fish for contempt OF court. He prac.
tlced medicine after having been re-
strained 10y the court from 30 doing.
He bad signed contract with DIR.
Pollock not to practice here for pc
Rod Of five years. The doctor will
now sne to have the injunction
Dissolved.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12
ISSUES AN ORDER To ALI.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR,
THEN ARE CALLED UPON To
CHASE WORK
AND REMAIN OFT TIL, THE
PRESENT GREAT CONFLICT
Is SEFrI ED.

The Order Which Is Il Very Patriotic
Appearing Document, Says the
Dignity of Labor Is at Stake In the
Conflict and Defeat OF Organized
Labor now Would Retard the Prog
ross OF Civilization Crisis Reached
That Endangers the Peace OF thr
Rcpublic-Wisc Action Needed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12
DEBS IS
DONE FOR
BE WITH THREE OTHER AMERl-
CAN RAILWAY UNION OFF,
GERS ARRESTED.
FEDERAL GRAND JURY DOES
QUICK WORK.
UNLAWFUILY CONSPlRED TO
BLOCK THE PROGRESS OF
L. S. NAIL.

Striker Merwin. Who Derailed Train
at Blue Island, Is Joined in the In
dictment with President DebS, Vice
President Howard, Secretary Kele-
her and Director RogerS-All Re
leased on Bail in $4,000 Bonds
Chicago Aldermen the Bondsmen
Debs Wrathy and Talks Freely.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12
TWO THOUSAND HOMELESS.

st. Petersburg, July 1.-THE town
Of PlunJan, Russia, has been destroyed
by fire. Three hundred and seventy
five houses had been burned ana over
1900 persons are without shelter.
Some children persisted In the flames.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12
FRENCH CASE UNDECIDED.

Ashland, Wis, july 1.-THE jury In
the French case could not arrive ut u
verdict and was discharged by Judge
Parish. after having been out forty
eight hours. Another new trial, tho
third, is made necessary. French him
self wants the insanity plea thrown
out In the next trial.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12
OHIO TOWN HALF BURNED.

ST. Clairsyille, O., July 11.--Fire
broke out In Ellis Wilson's eating
mousse and IN three hours damage to
the amount OF 100000 had been done.
There was no means of lighting the
fire, which quickly spread.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12
SCANDINAVIAN SINGERS.

Sioux CITY, In, July 1.-The north.
western Scandinavian Singers asso-
citation opened three days festival
Of song last night. The opera house
was packed to hear the opening concert.
Five hundred voices were In the
chorus.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12
ALTGBLD ORDERS ARMS.

Chicago, July 11.--Governor Altgeld
last night wired Adjutant General Or
endorf who is now In the city, to pur.
chase for the state all forty-Gye and
fifty calibre rifles TO be found In Chi.
cago and ship them to points designat
ed by the governor. Ten rounds OF
ammunition Is TO be sent with each ri.
1e.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12
SHEA MUST DIE.

Troy, n. Y. July 11-Bartholomew
Shea. who killed Robert Ross In q
riot on the municipal election day,
was yesterday condemned to death BY
electricity during the week OF Aug IL
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12
LORD AID LADY CHURCHILL.
Now in Chicaga-His Lordship Being
Cured of Morphine Habit.


Chicago, July 11.-l.ord Randolph
Churchill is at the Borton morphine
cure in this city. He is accompanied
by Lady Churchill and two servants.
He has determined to entirely rid
himself of the habit He took his first
step in the cure Monday. As usual, how
ever. the patient was confined to his
room during the day and evening.
He is always dressed In fashionable
clothing, which fits his slender figure
to nicely. His characteristic f"a-
ture is long, dark brown moustache,
curled up at the ends. which the
wearer pulls nervously One recog-
nizes the fighting qualities which have
made Lord Randolph Churchill ia
nous. Lady Churchill is tall, erect
and slender and her face Is very at
tractive She is an American.