Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12

Rev. Robert Collyer relates how a
young bridegroom after pressing a
SO gold piece into his hand said: "Pll
make It double the next time" and
then went out bushing furiously at
his Gwkwardness.
Gen. Lacayo, the Nicaraguan repre-
sentative, has left Bluefelds for good
the power Of the United States having
caused change of his plans
The remains of tie late President
of France were deposited IN the Pan
the0n, after one of the most remark
able civic and military displays III
the country's history.
Memorial services for the murdered
president or France were held at
many points Sunday. President Cleye-
land and his cabinet attended the
services at Washington.
The Evening Times OF Denver has
been sold for $255,O00 to Il syndicate
Of republicans The Evening Sun
will stop publication.
A man who secured $4,000 from the
Continental bank, Chicago, on raised
check was traced into forger's den
by Vice President Perry and the
money recovered.
Mr. Hardie, labor member Of the
British house Of commons, makes a re-
markable speech In opposition to an
address congratulating the queen upon
the birth Of an heir to the duke Of
York.
The legislative bill for next year
/ makes Il reduction Of 300 In the pen
sion bureau at Washington August
IL the date for cutting down.
The New York state constitutional
convention has heard all 1t cares to on
woman suffrage; 1t will report ad-
versely.
The police department Of Pittsburg
Is said to be 1ammanyized, collision
existing between dens Of vice and the
city authorities.
Officers Of the Pennsylvania Steel
Casting and Machine company ut Phil
ndelphia were arrested for frauds on
the government In furnishing steel
gun castings.
The Washington grand jury has In
dicted Brokers Chapman, OF New
York, and Mccartney, of Washington,
for refusing to answer sugar investiga-
ton questions.
An aeronaut at Farmland, Ind,
when 1000 feet In the air, was caught
I'm gale and carried fifty miles In two
hours. He had only Il trapeze to cling
! to,
Reorganization of the war depart
mcnt has been delayed until Aug. l,
though several hundred clerks have
been given notice OF dismissal.
Eastern Arkansas and western Ten.
ncssee We're swept by II wlndstorm of
unusual severity. In Memphis wires
were Frustrated and boats blown from
their moorings.
The railroad strike Is causing scare.
ity Of food at many points. Cleveland
Is threatened with fresh meat fam
inc because OF the stoppage OF supplies
from Chicago.
Breckenridge was welcomed ut Yer
snillcs, Ky, by l,i00 people including
100 women He touched up Preacher
| McGarvey and the holders of the IN
dgnatlon meetings In mild but cut
ting manner.
State Senator Hinchliile, OF New Jer.
sey, stabbed Conductor Jones, Of the
New York, Susquehanna and Western
railroad, who refused to allow him to
ride on an expired pass
The tie-up on the Northern Pacific
in consequence of the Pullman boycott
Is complete. A strike Is threatened
In the Chicago stock yards which
would paralyze the packing industry
Edwin Walker has been appointed
to assist United States District Attor
ney Milchrlst in dealing with Legal
matters In Chicago involved in the pro
lection of mail trains.
Indiana democrats expect to real
advantage In the campaign from theil
advocacy of the railroad tax law
which has been upheld by the United
States supreme court.
In cable despatch from Paris Nj
st. Core describes the new presidents
character, tells how his reluctance t.
become candidate was overcome by
m appeal from his mother, and an
nounces that Nj. Dupuy has consented
to retain the premiership.
No newspaper In Turkey has been al
lowed to publish any report of the us
sassination, The papers chronicle that
the president of France has died sud
denly.
4 cloud-burSt ut Glovcrsvillc, y. Y,
caused the flooding Of Easements. and
the main streets were SO inundated
that travel was suspended.
Pardon Clerk Joyce, of the New
York executive chamber, ut Albany,
said that no definite appeal had been
received for pardon in the case of Mrs
Lizzie Halliday.
Judge Adair, IN the Wells circuit
court of Indiana. has set aside the
verdict for $4,000 in favor of Mrs
Calvin Lyons against the Chicago 4
Erie railway for the death of hel