Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-09-13
THURSDAY night only, Sept. Is,
the Two Oles, at The opera house.

hood friends, Rob Charles will re-.
turn to his home at Menominee,
Saturday morning.
The Van Dyke & Eaton theatre
which appeared at our opera house
during the evenings of the fair,
proved TO be all that was claimed
for them-frst,eass in every par.
ticular.
LINDEN people may we'll exult in
the running horse Linden Boy. He
is a good one, and so proved in the
races here. But for the bad start he
got in the first heat of the mile race
he would doubtless have won that
as well as the half mile performance.
DopGEvlLLE was we'll represented
at the fair in this city by good dele
cations both Friday and Saturday.
Many were disappointed that Smoker
could not come with his horse lii
bretto, as il is believed he would
have made the 2:25 race more inter.
esting.
EDWARD MRLoy, prominent
citizen of Shullsburg, sues for in
junction by the circuit court to re.
strain the council of that city from
issuing bonds for the construction
of water works, although the people
almost unanimously voted in favor
of the proposition at a recent special
election.
Bur few caucuses are yet called
for the election of delegates to the
county convention, but interest in
the subject Of candidates il increas-
ing. Indications are that the
friends of Jones and Shepard will
be on hand at the city caucus to de-
termine which Of these two shall be
presented to the county convention.
JAMES ARGALL and family fully
appreciate the kindly aid and sym
pathy Of the many friends who
supported them through the illness
and death Of their daughter and
sister Laura, and extend To all most
grateful thanks. Their sorrow is
softened by the evidences that
others share it with them.
The performance of Hazel e. and
Modesty, two daughters of Bert
Cobb's horse Count Folsio, in the
races here last week, was a triumph
for their sire. These are the only
colts OF Folsio that have been trained
Hazel on Wednesday stepped into
the 80 list, and on Saturday, in the
three.year old trot, they both showed
their speed, and quality; going in
each Of the five successive heats
inside of 2:35
In convention at Dodgeville the
Iowa county democrats voted that
they preferred Hummer for governor.
Their representatives in the state
convention on the first formal ballot
voted for Peck, and on the second,
final, ballot they are recorded 10 the
Winans column. Their agility IN
changing was only excelled by their
laundering in Judgment. They
mananged to Chamber into the wrong
wagon every time.
A FATAL accident occurred at the
Iowa Comfy asylum, Monday OF
last week, which resulted IN the
death Of Miss Maggie Hughes, aged
40 years, a inmate from Avoca. Her
clothes in some mysterious manner
caught fire in the dry closet, and
she was SO severely burned before
the fire was extinguished that she
died the same evening. Supt. +. j.
Perkins and one Of the lady attend /.
ant were burned badly on their
hands in attempting to relieve the
unfortunate sufferer in der peril.
The remains were taken TO Ayoca
for burial
What Ails the Fish2
En-. TRIBUNE.-- notice since the
| recent rains, the banks Of the creek
are lined with dead fish. There are
thousands Of them, mostly small
ones, fro.n three TO five inches in
length JAMES srESsLkY.
\ y. q. Jersey Cow For Sale Cheap.
Choice Of two, 3 or 6 years old.