Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-25
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
DOMESTIC.

district of Liberty Center, ONO were
destroyed. The loss is put AT S4o'ooo-
In his final report Commissioners
Pngh recommends the abolishlng OF
tifty or more useless custom Offices.
Three men were injured, one fatally,
by the explosion Of a boiler in saw
min at Carey, Ohio.
Black diphtheria is raging ia the
Indiana gas belt especially IN Andef-
son. Elwood and Middletown.
Charges are said to have been pre-
ferred against Gen. McCook by sub
ordinate.
Budd defeated Carver in the second
match of the liye-bird shoot at Des
Moines. the score being % to So.
Edward Crate, one Of the pioneers
Of the far northwest and the original
settler at The Dalles, Oregon. is dead.
Mrs. Fannie VI. Judd and Rev. Sam
uel Earngey were married in DiXon'
Ill.
George Gordon kelfoot aud Miss
Lucia Knight were married at Brazil,
Ind.
Jacob DeT, rich farmer Of Law
renee county, Indiana, was Killed by
the ears.
An epidemic of diphtheria Is raging
at Trenton, III. The public school is
closed Three deaths have occurred.
Miss Eta Alderman, of Champaign
ILL.,, stepped on IA nail and cut her foot
She died of lockjaw.
Edward Dangerfeld's 6-yearold
daughter was terribly burned while
playing about a bonfire at Elgin, Ill.
Robert J. and John Il. Gentry paced
dead heat AT Nashville in 204
Friends of Gentry Missed the judges
The regular republican convention
of the ninth congressional district
New York, nominated Tim" Campbell
Democratic managers hope President
Cleveland will send large check and
small letter to aid In Hills election.
Two suspicious characters were ar
rested near Washington for completely
In the train robbery near Aquia, Va
Mrs. Clarence Robinson made an
other confession regarding the muir
der of Lawyer Gibbs in Buffalo.
In the 18th district at New York the
state democracy nominated Edward G.
Baker for congress.
The table factory at Oneonta, y. ",
was burned. The loss is $4,000 and
insurance $4,000.
Chicago merchants testify that they
lose trade amounting TO $l5,00o00
yearly by unfair southern rates.
Hayemeyer and Scarles, sugar trust
officials, We're arraigned and pleaded
not guilty to the indictments,
James Coleman, prominent attor
ney of Elgin, fell twelve feet into an
area and was fatally injured.
Mrs. George Eddy and Mrs. Painter
were killed by a passing train mt Il
grade crossing near Byron, Ill.
Herman Geinger, a farm laborer,
was murdered for his money by I'M
known persons ut Upper Alton, III.
James West and G. II. Crenshaw, of
Philadelphia, were killed by II land
slide white crossing the Sierra Madras,
Charles Kahler, of Davenport, Iowa,
wounded his sweetheart and killed
himself because she refused consent TO
an immediate marriage.
Charming Mr.. Bitton. OF New York,
was elected president of the Carriage
Builders association at the annual
meeting in Philadelphia,
Officers of the st. Louis Bank Nota
company We're indicted for printing
state warrants in the like less cf
United States currency.
Bradstreet's reports an increase In
the visible supply OF wheat in the
United States and Canada Of 1910, 900
bushels,
David II, Burnham of Chicago. was
reelected president Of the American
Institute of Architects Mt the New
York session.
Eight thousand persons listened to
the first joint debate between John
NJ. Thurston aud Congressman Bryan
at Lincoln, Neb
Governor Mckinley concluded his
Ohio tour with addresses at Dayton
and Hamilton. He will now visit the
chief southern cities
In trials against time 1t Hamilton.
ont, Bicyclist Davidson lowered the
record for the standing half to o:5s
and the quarter 70 $50.
Dartmouths o; Pennsylvania 80, lie,
highs o; Boston Athletics 1. Massachu.
scttS Techs. q: Browns IL, Andoyers u:
University Of Michigan IS, oliyets Q.
II is estimated that European couu-
tries will lave g import tlS.o0o00o
bushels Of wheat. owing to the short
ace Ia the crop.
The French Eversole feud has broken
out affesh in Perry county. Kentucky.
One member OF each faction was killed
~ 9 recent encounter
In quarrel over 20 cents worth oil
peer III st Maurice. Ind. saloon.
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