Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-06
TELEGRAMS In BRIEF.
DOMESTIC.

Fire at Toledo, ohio, caused loss
of 100000.
The inquiry into the charges against
Judge Kicks began in Cleveland.
The Trans Mississippi congress met
in st. Louis.
Secretary Morton believes that the
United States will soon pass Great
Britain In the output of iron and steel.
Deputies had d running fight with
Jim French, the bandit, near Table
quah. He ese aped after hard chase.
Bandits tried to hold up train near
Bragg Station, ]. H., but We're foiled
by the engineer putting on full steam.
Burglars broke into the depot at
Cashton. Wis, and robbed the safe Of
$1,000 consigned TO cattle buyer.
One man was fatally and five Sc
riously hurt by the falling Of q wall
OF a burned building at Springfield, Ill.
The American Line steamship In
diana, for whose safety fears were ex-
pressed has arrived at Philadelphia.
!. Edward Addieks, the millionaire
candidate for senator from Delaware,
has been sued for divorce by his wife.
Secretary Carlisle awarded the new
$50, 100000 issue of bonds TO the Stew
art syndicate on It's bid Of 177,077.
The alliance and all other farmers
organizations are being consolidated
into one union at Il meeting in Chicago.
At Wapakoneta, Ohio, the youngest
child Of John Mouch died from a bean
which lodged In its windpipe.
In the trial of ex Bank Cashier Mar
win, at Detroit, nine OF the thirty-three
indictments were dismissed.
Thomas G. Bottom, travelling sales
man for St Louis medicine mousse,
committed suicide in a st. Louis hotel.
Secretary of State-elect Casson, of
Wisconsin, has elected John NJ. Ewing,
OF Milwaukee, for his assistant.
The New York court of appeals rem
dered decisions dismissing the appeal
Of John y. McKane.
0v r $ 100000 in gold has beer de.
posted at the New York sub-treasury
in payment Of the new bonds,
Secretary Carlisle awarded the whole
syndicate Of New York.
A lion on exhibition ut Wilkesburrt
attacked his trainer, who was seriously
injured,
James Perkins tried at Anna, H., on
the charge Of numbering John Gibson.
was acquitted.
The Malibar Manufacturing com
pany, Of Sioux City, manufactures and
importer of spices, etc, failed.
President Cleveland refuses TO see
any one not a member OF his cabinei
Chairman Caldwell OF the Western
Passenger association resigned ANA the
organization was dissolved.
Juuge Isaac ttowe, late populist can
didate Tor governor OF South Dakota,
died Ut his home in Redtield.
Crossword ana Lake, the bandits who
murdered Detective owens, were SEN
fenced To Imprisonment Tor Lille.
Monroe salisbury, the owner OF
AliX, says he eXpecta the mare to trot
mile i'll 2;O2 in 1895.
Mrs. ELIZA M. W. Gage, formerly Vi
Chicago, and widely known, died At
ChariestowH. y. H., aged 60 years.
Government officials attach but little
Significance 10 Englauds proposed
movement in Nicaragua.
1t Is expected that senator Hill VIII
renew his light to have 4 eloture rule
adopted In the senate.
Two men We're killed and another
badly injured by falling from scat
fold on Il new building II Topeka kas.
Unknown persons murdered Michael
Goyt, a miser, 81 years OF age, living
near Wlttiamston, Mich,
Police stopped the football game be.
tween the Englewood and Hyde Park
high school teams ut Chicago because
of the smuggling
New York police stopped the tight
between Plimmer and Kelly in the
third round. rlilnmer was given the
decision
Albert Summers, OF Terre llaute,
who committed suicide was aetuatod
by Jealousy OF his l6year- old wife,
whom he married three months ago.
Mrs. Sarah L. Kelly, of uonesdae,
Pa, has announced her candidacy TOR
the uneNpired term OF the late Con
gresham Wright,
at the INJECTING vi western passenger
officials NJ Chicago it was unanimously
decidrd IL form one OF more asSoei,.
tons ~ cover the entire territory.
Mrs. Martha White having refused
"a leave louisville, lndo III ordered
after The killing q John Mart2, a mob
wrecked her home.
Charles Hart who murdered the
Good children near rauldins, Ohio,
has made il detailed confession ot the
crime.
Charles J.. Roult, Who Inherited The
aik Of III, estate of Reuben Springer.
ae Cincinnati millionaire. died nd