Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-02-02

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al service.
d. G. Briggs. sued by W. NJ. Mace,
| his former partner, at Toledo. for an
accounting. makes serious charges
against Mace.
/ William Townley, of Perry. ILL.,, was
awarded damages of $4,000 against
the Wabash road for the destruction
of some horses.
A man named Angle, of Chicago,
has been stricken with smallpox at
New Hampton, Ia.
Governor Altgeld refused to honor a
requisition for Harry Hill, Of Atlanta.
Ca, saying he was not running
collection agency.
/ Rival factions fought for the posses
sion OF the United Brethren Valley
church in Bloomfield, Pa. -Four per-
sons were injured.
Rev. Mr.. Papp. Methodist divine
Of Waterford, Wis, is charged with
being concerned in the death of his
young servant girl.
! w. Fay futile, allied to New York's
aristocracy, was arraigned in a Chi
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utterins i worthless check.
A chess tourney is being conducted
by telegraph between the Chicago and
Columbus ohio chess and checker
clubs.
More than 10000 persons are out
Of work and destitute in the city o.
New York.
Timber thieves are operating exten-
siyely on government lands in Colo
RADIO and Oklahoma.
A big fight is expected in the Iowa
legislature between the prohibtionistS
and the local option men.
Lillian Russell and Signor Perugini
ere MARI Cd in HobOken Sunday by a
justice It's LiTs third time.
Curt Michaels, Hobart Ind, wife
beater was driven out Of the place
by a party OF indignant residents.
The Indiana supreme court will
soon pass upon the legislative appor-
tionment act attacked by the republ-
cans.
Mrs William Neal poisoned herself
at her home in Chrisman, Ill. Con-
tinued illness was the cause. She
leaves six children.
Mrs. J. Wyatt, Of Bowling Green,
Ind, was fatally burned at her home.
Her clothing caught fire while she was
preparing supper.
Mrs. Frank 4. Smith shot and killed
herself at Beatrice, Neb. She was 20
years old and had been married eigA-
teen months. She was temporarily
insane.
The jury disagreed at Marshalltown,
Ia, in the case of Horace Hill for
false imprisonment against S. X.
Ernst i'll connection with the murder
Of Anna Wiese.
John Clark died at Cairo, ILL.,, from
wounds inflicted by John Bennett.
Both are colored. They quareled Oh
the steamer State of Missouri, where
the attack occurred.
Charles Ackley, secretary Of the Ell
lendale Building & Loan aSSocia ton,
has absconded from Glendale, y. D.,
and it is said he has taken 81 900 of
the associa tons funds.
Felix Ropp, Il banker of Hawkeye,
Ia, was robbed at a hotel in Sioux
City of $500 by Mrs. Belle Neil
hany. She was arrested, but had pre-
viously disposed of the money.
Frank 5. Donaldson, lawyer, was
sentenced at Grand Rapids to one year
in jail and to pay Il fine of $500 for
collecting money for clients and APP
propriatng it to his own use.
There has been 4 delegation in Wash
inSton for the past two days examin-
ing designs ard models for Il statue
of ex-senator Kenna, which is to be
placed in statuary hall of the capitol
by the state of West Virginia.
clubs. bottles and stones played q
prominent part at an Everson, Pa,
primary election. Two men were bad
ly hurt.
Eighteen of the crew of the Brazilian
steamer Nictheroy have returned to
New York and tell stories OF bru-
tality.
The miuwinter fair at San Francisco
is said 70 present many features, with
out being copies, of the great exposi.
ton.
Iowa's insurance combine has made
a ruling which virtually raises the
rates to owners of property and causes
complaint.
Thousands Of people were killed by
an earthquake in Thibet, and among
the missing is the supreme ruler of
the Buddhists.
Physicians who attended the vic
tins of the Wann, ILL.,. disaster have
sued the county of Madison to re-
cover for services.