Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-12
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
DOMESTIC.

cago university, died suddenly
Railroad earnings are falling of
badly.
Senator Wolcott Is In Paris suffering
from kidney trouble.
The Benwond (W. Va) Iron works,
employing 1000 men, have resumed
Rockford, ILL.,. has worked cure OF
one Of It's number by faith.
Hogan's wealers sailed from Yank-
ton. The city gave them supplies.
Col. IL. G.. Parsons, owner OF Ma
tural Bridge, Va, has been shot ana
killed by an employee.
Ten indictments against boodling al
dermen have been returned at New
Orleans.
Otto Wonegkait and Charles Erm-
iscb. of st. Paul, who killed n bar
tender, must hang.
The Dixon Critic fight before 5000
Boslonians was II draw after twenty
rounds.
Woodruif's stores In Brooklyn, n.
Y, burned; loss $l,000,O00. Three
men were killed.
Nathaniel E. Leighton, u wealthy
hImberman Of Minneapolis, has shot
and killed himself to escape pain.
All the wlndow.glass factories in the
United States close down for the usual
summer suspension
A receiver has been appointed for
the Harvey Peak Tin Mining company
on application of English stockholders
Raceland Is dead. Last season he
started In thirty-four races, Of which
he won eighteen and was second horse
In ten.
One and the same sheriff hanged
Harry Jones ut Independence, Mo-,
and John Clark ut Kansas City. They
killed Il woman.
Mrs Kate Williams, ut Muncle,
swallowed several grains Of morphine
by mistake. Four doctors could not
save her, and she died.
A Rlchford, VT, mother hanged her
four children. She had just separated
from her husband.
j. *. Emmett, son of the late
Fritz" Emm.t, Is being sued for di-
vorce.
w. Ii. Drury, u Washington attor-
ney, has been found guilty Of violating
the pension laws.
william G. Greene, : lifelong asso-
ciate Of Lincoln and Yates, died ut
Tallula, ILL.,, aged ~ years.
Followers of Colonel Breckenridge
accuse Senator Blackburn of telling Il
lie and feeling runs high.
Both the university and freshmen
boat races between Yale and Harvard
were won by Yale.
Five persons were killed by the ex-
cessive heat at New Orleans, II being
the hottest day ever known there.
Taral, the celebrated jockey, acts
badly ut Sheepshead Bay and Is slls-
pended till July 4, and fined $500.
Santo, 1t transpires, was chosen by
lot at Il meeting of conspiratorS to as
sassinate President Carnot
Miss Margaret, daughter of the mill
ionaire lumberman, Frederick Meyer
houscr, has been married to Richard
Il. Jewett, OF Providence, X, |.
A farmers hand at Nichols, In
Killed his employers daughter, Mary
Tefolt, and then shot himself She
declined to marry him.
James Sutton and I'D. Porter, en-
ploycs OF Duluth tug, fought on the
boat and continued 1t IN the water un-
MI Sutton was drowned.
Albert prunhaus, Il farmer living at
Leo, Ind, was shot aud fatally
wounded by three masked men wno
entered his home.
Jacob brunswick, marshal OF liam.
mond. Ind, was knocked of IN cleo.
tric car near East Chicago and in,
stantly killed.
At Oukdnlr, Pa, several stores and
dwellings, were burned, and dynamite
was resortcd TO to stop the spread oil
the DANES.
Troops have been ordered to Drca,
tur and Dunyille, H., where the 10
cal authorities are unable to cope with
the railroad strikers.
CathNrine Beach an actress who
poses M II living picture, sued fol
libel n New York paper that accuSeC
her of immortality
Henry Thompson drowned himself
at London. Ont, and Miss Mckechnie
to whom he was engaged, took poison
he had given her.
Five companies of United States
troops were ordered to Trinidad, Col
where tifty-two uties, sent to pro
tect the railroad were disarmed
Two French officers convicted of bt
Ing spies have been pardoned Ivy EN-
peror william of Germany, In compl
ment to the memory of President Cal
not.