Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-17
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VeyOr general OF NOIh DdhOl"'
ExPresident Harrison was diued by
Colonel Fred Grant, in New York.
An Illinois Central passenger train
WIS ditched at Buckley ILL., Engineer
Edgerly was killed.
On the American yachts seized While
fishing lu Canadian waters were forty
eight guests Of the Dayton Peiee CLUB.
Seven thousand men in the Pennsyl-
vania railroads shops at Altoona are
working only thirtysix hours week.
Edward Lane was unanimously re-
dominated for congress by the demo
c-ats Of the eighteenth Illinois district
The New York constitutional con
ventlon met on Tuesday IN Albany
Joseph H. Cheate was elected presi-
dent
lake Brown was hanged at Jefferson
CITY. Mo, for the murder Of Frank
MackHn, u eoreman in the peniten-
uory.
seen" Coxey is In danger Of being
arrested at the instance Of his d.
yorced wife on the charge Of abduc-
don
At putsbmg, Pa, Albert Woodley
killed Mrs Jennie Buchanan and him
self They We're engaged to be
married.
Mobile and Ohio railroad locomotive
engineers have accepted until Decem-
Der next, a cut Of eight per cent, ia
wages.
Kelly's army left Des MOines, Iowa,
ON aatbOats Encountering head
winds only about 100 members we're
able 10 reach tunnells.
The Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
gineers met in biennial SEES ,on at St.
Paul. 1t is rumored Grand Chief
Arthur will resign.
Senior Thomas de SouZa Rosa, POrtu-
guese minister to the United States,
is about to be transferred TO Paris as
minister 70 France.
one side Of the village square of
Paynce, H., was destroyed. Nine
business houses were burned and a
loss OF $4,000 inflicted.
Jesse T.. Farley, three times mayor
of Dubuque, Iowa, and pioneer rail
road builder, is dead. He settled in
Dubuque ia 1888.
Attorney General Moloney Of Illinois
denies emphaucally that he Intends
10 begin proceedings against the
whisky Eust
The Cleveland CO.. gas fixture com
pany capitalized Mt SljO0OO, assigned
Assets are placed at 100000, and liza
bHltjes at $4,000.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Phoenix died at
Delayau, Wis, aged % years, She
was the widow Of the man who, In
1886, founded the town
Mrs Frederick MagnusJon-Jcwet,
who for a quarter OF century has
been an instructor OF vocal music in
Chicago, died from apopleSy.
Senator Lodge gave notice of an
amendment 10 the sundry civil bill ap-
proprlating $4,000 for lighthouse at
Butler flats. New Bedford, Mass,
Miss Harriet I. Bruckhart, for many
years principal OF the Presby teriau
wOmcus coll, 90 at lokOhJma, Japan,
died ia Lancaster county Pa. aged -.
Marie Dressler, OF Lillian Russclls
opera company, was married to
George II, Hopper treasurer Of the
company a woman claiming TO be
julius Scuawabacher sou of
wealth Peoria lll distiller, was cap.
uucd while buBlWiziug a residence
temporarily unoroupied
While stopping a runaway team at
the depot in Ia Sale, Ill.,, Alderman
NJ Corcoyau was thrown under the
wheels of passenger train and Killed
Hugh Bullock and Harold b. Lewis
cadets al Riverside military acad-
envy Poughkecpsie, shot and badly
wounded u burglar as he was escaping
from the building
Miss Mary Hampton refused to
marry young Britou who is said TO
bp the marquis Of Waterford The
proposal Wus made In a hotel break
fast ROOM New York.
a dtSpauu from West superior, Wis,
says A big forest fire is raging two
mIles this side of Fond du Lac on the
81 Lnu,, river, and is making rapid
progress before o strong wind
General Mathew NJ prumbuu died
at his residence in Chicago He dil
briMaut service in the civil wan and
had written eNhausuugIy ON the tariff
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