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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-03
j. j. SIcCIeIIan's success.

1t IS learned that Prof. J. J. McCIsl-
Ian, of Payson. who, while pursuing
his studies at the University of Mich
igan has won high hOnors in music,
has been added to the faculty of that
institution as professor of music.
At the memorial services at st.
Thomas Catholic church, Ann Arbor,
Prof. Mcclellan acted as musical di-
rector and a mass composed by him,
which was rendered on that occasion,
is highly praised.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-03

ing operations ' at the : liant viii be ed dis
continued for several days One of the
connections or the drive arm gave way
hang the engine up for repairs. The ma
terials to be used in the replacement of
the damaged parts of the machine were
sent out TO the Park yesterday morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-03

the boilers or make other repairs. \
new 300 foot wire cable was placed
in position Tuesday of this week. and
wnen sinking once begins it viii not
cease until the end OF the cable IS
reached. The cable viii be equipped
with an iron crOSs-head of the most
Improved pattern, guides will be put
in and every convenience to facilitate
work adapted. y new blacksmith shop
As being erected, the old one being so
SIose 10 the shafts as to be consider
ed dangerous. Mr.. Curtis thinks the
shaft will be cleared of water 10y the
5th of June, when active sinking Will
be commenced. The gentleman pre-
diets THAI tbs Lucky Biz will be
htsayd from in a pleasing manner TO
ths5 ckholders if they will only have
faith and go deep.
Trouble on Rebellion Hill.
In days gone by Rebellion hill was
famous for the clash of arms between
prospectors and claim owners, and
blocdshed and murder have resulted
from the struggle to get possession or
its treasures. The hill mas been very
peaceable for years, however until re-
Gently, when trouble grew out OF I'd
misunderstanding between jerry NJ.
Richardson and Tom and Ed Strlnger
p s to who owned a-lease upon the old
dump and upper Crescent workings
which Mr.. Richardson has been oper-
rsting for several years. 1t seems the
Crescent company cancelled MI ken
ardson's lease and released the ground
no Tom and Ed Stringer. Mr.. Rich
ardson claims that the cancellation of
his lease was not according to law
and refuses to Vacate the premises
and SAYS he will not allow the String
Ar- bows 70 work the mine. The string
er brothers have had six jiggs built
and placed in position near the s3ucAs-
eye dump and are now cleaning out
and repairing pipe line that Ieaus
from several springs above the James
tunnel. and say that when they are
ready to commence work Mr.. Richard
son will be removed by a Unite
States marshal. Both parties are on
the ground daily, but so far no one
mas been touched.
Activity in WoOdside.
There is still considerable inquiry
- mining ground UP WOodside can
Fzaon and several purchases have re-
GENTLY been made. Last week Hugh !
Iilkenney sold his Park View claim
M Keith and Kearns, the price paid |
loeine. so the writer is informed, s., 800. |
other sales are being negotiated, !
among them being the ground owned |
by Billy Began, the John Hughes es- |
tate and Pat Talon, which will prob /
bty go to ehe Alliance company. The !
lie has practically been made, but is, |
=, the writer is informed, conditional, /
though it is lIahle to be closed up any /
day.
Operations on the Cumberland group /
under the direction of o. e. Lawrence
are being pushed vigorously and the
ground is looking most favorable. Con- I
nection was made this week between
the tunnel and the big incline and
4he nnine now has plenty Of good air.
;WozSTill he commenced again in the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-03
INSPECTED THE AJAX.
Properties May Be Equipped with
Compressor Plant.

Messrs. Ryan. Knox, McNally and
Mccarthy, stockholders of the Ajax
Mining company, came in from the
properties yesterday morning after
having spent one day inspecting the
underground workings. The gentle
men stated that the east drift, being
run for the purpose of connecting with
the old workings and also for the pur-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-03

In all of the great educational insti-
tutions of the east where students
from this territory are entered. the
representatives from Utah are always
well to the front, and many of them
have won signal honors. This may be
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-03
YORK AT LUCKY BILL.
Outlook For the Property is Very
Encouraging.
TROUBLE NREBELLION HILL
GREAT ACTIVITY AMONG PARK
CITY's RICH MINES.

q. F. Mount Came Up from the South
and Will BE Met Here. By Mayor
HOlDrOOk for the Purpose Of TAX
ing Steps Relative to hex Affairs
inspection of the Ajax by Sever
al of the Officers of the Company
-Generai Mining Matters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-03

Ten people out of a dozen are in
valids." says a recent medical author
ity At least eight out of these ten,
it is safe to allow, are suffering from
some form of blood disease which a
persistent use of Ayers Sarsaparilla
would be sure to cure. Then, don't
be an invalid.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-03
HAUERBACH'S VICTORY.
How a Salt Lake Boy Won
HonorS.
HIGH TRIBUTE PAID HIN.
IN THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS FOR
JUNE.

Took the Interstate Prize in the
Oratorical COntest-A Portion of
His Eloquent Oration-HistOry of
These COntests-J. j. McClellan's
Success at Ann Arbor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-03

Rheumatism is primarily caused by
acidity Of the blood. Hoods Sarsapar-
lila purifies the blood, and thus cures
the disease
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-03

Ontario MIL Closed.
Through an accident to the engine at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-03

placed in position such stoppages will
be next to impossible. Nobody was in
jured and no damage occurred except
to the boiler, in which a large crack
suddenly appeared.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-03

T. holland, Cen
Miss Laura y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-03

Curtis, Lawrence
;. Frank Pronty.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30

gu trldaN or Saturday Of THIS week
ne hlSt town Mher0, tho hon1 WI,
,amp VIII h> Waukcgylu. Frnn ,b,,c,
WI" PrNHed 10 kenNSha and then
"'"NS ON the lake shore, taking in s,,vh
towns aS have no i,gular local n,,,,,ni.
"'{'oh "t the army, rse ladies win ~
manu- n each town cts long as tho ,nt,,,.
VN' warrants and il sufficient rnthusi.
assn Is aroused ami the popuatinn 10
|vS' enough, mrra,kS will he estah-
uNo'" Hod >Nt1> inaugumt,Sl ly
capt, Mlnrhrll who has charge of ail
W tAr Nyular stations IN Wisconsin,
Na advance agent will prNCtlr Tho
|ld'N~ mnd aud cr,Nt tents ana
o&a"rW,Sr provide Tor their rS,nnti,n
upon arrival Michigan aud lndiapo
VIII u" invaded 10y brass hands COM
posed OF mon, and work will hr ,or-
rcd on SlhIar to that outlined ,nr
WISCONSIN. The Work IN all th,,,n
states VIII hr under the direction "
NrlS EEn Fielding, OF Chicago.
en- momortal day the northwestern
"N'>j"a WA hold | drd day at Evans.
To-" amt various captains and others
'n&aE"d IN ;Gr NeHk in his portion Of
the country VIA a,lr,el There viii n,
hNr mr"i'Ng~ durtug the aay, tho urst
1T 1850 n the morning and Tho last
commencing at o'rlrk IN the oven
NIX which win ~ a talNwcll aud sal
Na'l"l' mrNung The division il M
PN"'ni holding thrrc1layS' rally in
'HEASn under the direction OF Rrlya.
d''r and Mrs. Needing, STAN Cant. ami
MFN, t"""''~, StaU Capt clifford STAN
capt brown, stan capt, WmvNrll and
others
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
pIII5 MARKETS.


Chicago. May - Wheat lnncri
May. ~ s.. July SO 7 So Corn tirnor;
May. - ! Sc; luly 81 Sc nntA
nrmrr, May, mlSc. July ~ -,
Rye. doe Barley, sic. FLAX, In | ;.
Timothy. 800 Glover, 500.
PORK lirmer: May l2.Go; Iuly l27o.
Lard hrmrr; May eco, July, 6,12 :,
Short rIts hrmer, May. G.21, July, go.
Hogs Receipts, 1000, market lee
higher, light 25m lGo; mixed. llm
lG1; heavy, i25Gl71, cattle; Re
ccipls. l1oO market steady, 81 '"fs,
l0UIG 10; slorkcrS ana feeders, SON
i.Ga: COWS. 11CIi -, roNlu". 2.a'm
$40 sheep; Receipts o,ooE nnrk"t
bar, " steady
Milwaukee, May - Wacnt hiSh"";
No. spring, 7o3ic. IulS, II lie.
Corn steady; NO 3, ~ 2c oa.s
higher, No white. - =, Bari y,
,rh Rye, 81 -
Hogs Receipts 70 ears, market higher
IMckcrs i3oGi 80; heavy, fair to Io"d,
ilom 60; light, 100 to 200 lbs i35"f
$50.
cattle Receipts, - cars, market
steady, butchers steers, 70 ID 10
choice, ! 100 to 1900 lIN. laGd1.Wb;
medium 10 good, 600 IA LOO lbs,
i0Oni -. common to fair, 900 10 loo
lbs. 3Wmt.t71. bulls, common 10 good.
20cMi2 %, good to choice, 2.f1d:i5o.
canucts, good 70 choice, ,3thf2 90;
common to good, 2omt2 ~; good 10
choice. 2.75ai35O; stock"rs, 500 70 700
ll,s. 25OM3 90; feeders, 500 to 500 HIS,
3Ooni3. -; COWS and offers, good to
choice 3.5O1ii 90; common to good,
:. 2,GI325, yeals dull good, 300" 80;
common saIablc; mixers aud spr'ng
ors, dun. IL OtNt1S.OO.
Sheep Receipts, ) "ars; market
slow, al 3.ooniI,0O; spring lambs dun;
4 UaNIJOO
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
NEARLY ALL DROWN.
ONE Iur\nREN LOST WITH .
FRENCH STEAMER.
Exploded and Went Down only tine
Captain and TWenty-\ln" OF
the Grow Escaped

Cadi2. May % The French steamer
Dom Pedro. bound for Carr'illo Spain,
has been wrecked off Curruh"d",
Eighty Of those on board were
drowned. The disaster was caused 10y
the bursting of a boiler.
THE Dom Pedro was Il 3,00o-ton
steamer and was running between
Havre and the Argentine Republic,
calling AT Bordeaux, France. and car
rying freight and passengers. TN" lat
ter were mostly vmigrantS bound for
the Argontin" Republic OF other points
in South America ON her return trips
the Dom Pedro was generally loaded
with frozen meat She left llavre on
Nav % last with Il crow of 10 all told
and so passengers. Al Carril IN"
steamer was to have embarked 20u adj
ditiunal passengers. But on her way
to that port she ran upon 4 rock al
G.O4 D. m. off Cape Currubedo, on tn"
west coast of Galicia. her boilers eN-
ploded and the vessels sunk.
Ii is now stated that only the captain
of the Dom Pedro and twenty Of
the crew were saved. which would
seem 70 indicat" that all the paSs"n-
gers We're either killed by the eNplo-
sion or drowned when the vessel went
down.
san Francisco. May 20 \ dispatch
has been received 10y til" father Of ON"
Of the passengers on til" Pacific mail
steamship Colima from ManZaniIlA,
which read: saved Will wire par
ticularS later The Colima sailed for
Panama and way ports May i. and
this is the first news that anything
had happened to her. Manmnilln j.
about half way between san BlaZa
and Aeulpo, Mexico The vessel at this
date would have been in that vicinity
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30

Bands VIII Invade Wisconsin, Indiana
aud Michigan This Summer

Milwaukee, May - IN" northwest.
crn division pi the salvation army u
planning big campaign mis- year and
the movement IN expected 70 add
greatly 10 the membership Indiana,
MIchig gan aud Wisconsin are 10 i" III
yadcd by brass bandh and string
orchestra, and from town to town ne
invading hosts Of fire and blood VIII
90 10 propagate the faith. Wisconsin
viii have an organization in the shane
Of string orchestra composed entirely
81 ladies' under the command Of capt
Inga Peterson, graduate " the Nil
waukee corps during the year 1871,
under Stan Captain Wnchell, VINO
was then in charge III this city, as he
IL Al present.
There will he twenty-five young Ia.
dies comprising the hand and they
have been selected from corps Ia vafi.
Gus parts Of the northwest The de-
par-ure will be taken from Evanston
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
FIGHT WITH rRAMPS.


Fort Wayne, Ind. May %. \ SHEER
ifs posse went east Of the city to cap
turc some uampS who had been al
moving people. -Four We're captured.
Deputies Ryan and llarrod proceeded
and found three more The officers
ordered them to surrender \ fight
enSu"d. Deputy lIarrod was shot III
the back and leg and may not re-
cover. one % the trampS who gave
the name OF William Wilmarth of Ak
ron. Ohio, was fatally wounded, be-
ing shot four times The other two
We're captured. Twenty three shots
were fired.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
CROPS DRYING UP.
ILLINOIS. IOWA AND OTHER
STATES SUFFER-.
Hot DRYING Winds Parch Vegetation
in The Unfortunate States Where
Potatoes Grow Small

MarShalltown. Ia.. May -. \ fierce
south wind. dry and h"t, prevailed
in this section forty hours Increasing
I'm intensity constantly. The Their
momrrer j. ranging around go. and
crops are sure To- suffer ii the drouth
continues.
Lincoln. Nch May ~ Moderately
no, and dry winds are blowing over
eastern Nebraska with prospect of
rain. oats and wheat crop are dam
aged There ar" di>rnWagiug reports
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30

and others outside Tie administration
rs 10 tAH >url,&>nr 10 St>'N>,ary
GrrShau rrnm,urut among the
ua,urS mentioned In ;hiS conn Mi N
are those .ot Nt,uvurN GeNrral OlNey.
and Nv hi the prrSrul assistant sec
rotary " STATE.
called a; sac United States embassy
and a. the United States cons dlate.
lraNjuG their cards witch CNprrSSiNnS OF
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
SH UT PtRKHURST OUT.
HIS RELIGIOUS JOURNAL EN-
UInED FROM MAILS.
1t Conducted a Lottery business IN
wolves Frances +. Willard, Rev
{. c. Saltcr ami Others.

Washington. May 20. The thur'H
Union a religious paper Published IN
New York toy Miss Elizabeth Gr1nnI>'
and which has for associate editors
Rev. Or Charles parkhulSt, BiSnHp j.
III. Newman, Miss Frances +. Willard
Rev. {. & Saljrr. Dr j. X. Wilson aud
others. was excluded from the mails ON
the grounds that II contained 4 lottery
advertisements and thai ne paper
was i'll fact conducting a lottery mSl-
ness. The last number OF the paper
contained full page Of advertise
ments Offering total Of about $1,000
in prizes to aid II, securing subscribers
for the paper.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
STRIKERS REMAIN OFT.
Il a Meeting i'll ShehoygNu They De
rided 10 Continue the Fight,

Shchoygan. Wis, May ~ Hun
ldredS ut strikers assembled around the
Mattuon. Phoenix and ShrhoyGln fac,
tories. 1t is stated that only a few
men reported for work 1T some Of the
factories and in MI probabilities these
plants Will be Shut down to-day for
some time 10 come. Considerable eN.
element was caused 10y lire breaking
oui in TWO journal boxes If freight
cars in the Mattoou yards. The cars
were loaded with lumber and some
person started 4 report that ;hr III"
had been caused by strikers. Fortu-
uu;"ly il WAS discovered in time III
there is ne question that thr whole
plant and others III the urjGhNorAo"d
would have been doomed for destrHc-
,ion Al meeting held 10y the strikers
it was unanimously decided I" remain
ont. Some of the men claim rleN are
afraid 10 return 10 work "n account
of the threatening attitude of tie
strikers
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
SPUuNER THEIR CHOICE.
Republicans Said to Favor the Maj
son Man for Senator.

Milwaukee,. May %. Rcf"rcnc" Las
been made 90 the fact tina, the qu"s
tiun of Il chairman for the republican
state central committees was involved
in the coming senatorial contest, The"c
are already four prosperity" candidates
in the field phletuS Sawyer, John G.
SpoCncr Nils L. lllugcn and Isaac
Stephenson.
EVERY cardidatr," said a we'll
posted republican the otA"r day,
wants 4 chairman who VIII favor his
election No one cares to show his
hand just III present, and that is Why
the craftsmanship will 90 over until
next year" There is no doubt shat
this size. up the situation exactly.
We're the choice to he left to the rank
and file of the republican party in tie
state. Spoonrr would he the next son
ator by a large majority. AS for the
democrats. they are ont of che running
entirely.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
BASEBALL. SCORES,

Philadelphia s, cincinnati =.
baltimore - Louisville :,
New Nork a. cleveland :.
WlShIngton I; nittshUrg ii.
itrooklNn u; Chicago =.
Toledo IT.. ST Paul I.
Indianapolis 10; Minneapolis =,
Detroit ., Kansas city IL.
Rockford n, st. Joseph &.
Jacksonville II; hes Muiur~ II.
Quincy I, Lincoln =,
Grald Rapids 10; milwaukee, \.
Roston T.; ST Louis II.
l'rurin II. Omaha Z
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
THE PEACH CROP IN JERSEY.

Pennington. y. J.. May ga num-
Der Of the extensive peach growers
In the vicinity Of White House. Wash
Ington. Clinton, pittstown and Lans-
downc have been interviewed concern
Ing the prospects Of this years crop
OF peaches, after the frosts when some
OF the enthusiasts predicted the crop
ruined. The growers substantially re-
port that the prospects for an abund-
ant crop are very gratifying. The
blackberry and cherry crop, however,
In ruined.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
TIE 20" PICKING Up.


Chicago. May - The April safe
mcnt of the Chicago, Burlington x
quincy road is something Of an i'm
proycmcnt over the reports for the
first three months Of the year. in
April the roads net earnings fell off
hut So, ISL. The deficit for the month
was but $13,7O7 For the first three
months Of the year the decrease in act
earnings averaged $4,000 a month
and the deficit averaged about Sgo'ooo
month. The gross earnings for
April were S23?s,l44; total charges
and expenses, S2,357.S51, deficit. SO
7o7. and decrease, SG2,7s1 from the
same month last year From January
! to April 81 the gross earnings have
brop S9.u32 1o7. the tprai expenses and
charges S9.3i2 2S", Il deficit IF $3.50,
27} and Il decrease from the same pc
rpl ~ 1891 IL SSlG,u3I
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30

GAINESVILLE. ohio, May IS :
The republican convention nominate
Gen. ASA :. Rushell tor governor ON
the sixth ballot with 19 votes. Nash
received POI and Hoyt Ill. RcS"lu-
tions were adopted among other Things
denouncing ,hr Hawaiian policy and
the present pension bureau, tav"rinS
Joseph Il. Foraker for United States
senator and Mckinley for president.
and condoling with tireSham'S family.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
Arrl l4GNrE WINS


New Work. May ~. The great
American stakes for twoycar. olds.
valued at Sld6lo to the winner, was
won 10y i. i McCanrrty'S colt Ample
Gll" VIII" defeated the crack two
N~',"ds of the east in hollow fashion.
IT" was a ruling tavoritc at $ to 3
with Nalmt Handspring aud Alarum
d"rm"rr 10" Rogcrsl next IN demand
with hltrl%, The track was Il trlur
sl,w time Loo,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
MURDERER HANGED.

Columbus, May %. Lafayette
Prince, the Cleveland wife murderer,
was hanged IN the pcnt"ntary at
l".l2 this morning He profcSscd re-
the last
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
NJ WORK THURSDAY.
President Closes EA"cn,iy" Depart
mcnt and Printing Office.

Washington. May -. TIA pres.
dent has issued III" following eXen-
tive order. II i hereby ordered that
the several executive departments aud
the government printing otiic" -
closed Thursday to enable th" en-
ploye. t. participate III the decoration
~ The graves u soldiers and sailors
who frl iii the defense If It'd" union
during ten war of the rebellion. Gro
yer Cleveland I"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
PASrECR WON'T TAKE m.

Paris, May -, Louis rastrur, the
distinguished French chemist, who IN
recent years has attained such remark
able results IN the prevention of by
dropobia by incubation, has refused
4 German decoration which has h, on
awarded his ~ Il result Of his 'nhors
IN the "aus" II humanity and science.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30

the higher officers of the government,
and members Of all official circles, to-
Grtllrr with prominent people in phi
waite life FASTENED to the \rlimGt N
hotel. where the Grc>hamS made lhrir
home in This city, to leave their cards
and messages OF condolences.
President aud Mrs. cleveland allied
during rhc morning ana were for halt
an hour with Mrs Andrews danghtrr
of the dead secretary of state, and
Mr., otto Gresham, his son. After
ward the president and several NOM
brrS of the cabinet held conference
at the white house 10 consider arrange
mcmlS for the funeral, and later IN thr
day the president issued Il prucllma-
tion paying warm tribute to the
secretary of STATE. There waN also a
meeting of the diplomatic corps at the
PritiSh embassy, where appropriate
action was taken. The funeral core.
monies in Washington will he If 4
Scm-otirlal character, as they VIII hc
held in the east room of the white
house. The president and his cabinet,
justices Of the supreme court, ambaS-
..a,r, ami ,,inis.,,. r,rr,,,,,tott,,,,
,f d,,.,..r,n,,,. un6 ,,,nv ana navy
nni.,rs win ho nro,ont and an NH .,1l
Lu.iu,.. win i, .usnn,,,,l r,,. r,c
ia, N,i,r. .,,on,r,l Rurnr win cam.
mand all of the military forces Sta
toned aboul the capital, which wlll act
ms M, rS,.o,., ror.tnn funeral p,lty from
IN. vbitn ,In,,sr i, ne ,lnnnt wh, - !,
snn,.iaI main wIil hr in readiness. ia
convey mo barty i. C},icorn Tnr ram
viii leave Washington shortly after
noon. ana viii have cn boarG pr",id,n,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
COLIDERIES ARE GOING.

Pana. H., May -. All -four of
panas big collcries are in operation
with increased business The report
that two shut down was founded
ON the fact that they closed for one
day.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
BUSHNELL IS NAMED
TO ZEE GOVERNOR OF THE RtCM.
EYE STATE.
BY REPUBLICAN DELEGATES

Joseph Il. Foraker Favored for Sent-
tor and Major Mckinley for FreSi'
deut-CireSham RerGavh oneS IN
te1.ded Synlpahy-H2waAan f'INE
Condemned
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
GRAIN MERCHANT FAILS.

Line ~, Nch May -. Cntk.
rell. n grain merchant, has failed: rs
gets ana liabilities not htatpd
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30

The remains nave been cmbdlmad
ana committed to he ca.Skct. Funeral
services VIII be conducted in he "a 81
room Of The whit. house today III 10
o'clock. All the executive departments
VIII b" closed under an executive or
de-.
Funeral services at the white house
viii bc conducted by Bishop Hurst, Of
the Methodist church At the "onclu.
sion ~ the service a special train On
the Baltimore 4 Ohio vii convey tie
remains % Chicago, whore intcrmeut
will lake place, The president and al
the members Of the cabinet viii con
ycy lie remains to the last resting
place The body Will be escorted - The
funeral train ny all the government
troops stationed about Washington.
Ot'D Grrs uan. son Of the secrc airy,
arrived at go O'Clock In the morning
by special train from Harrisburg lie
joined hla mother al the Arlington ho.
tel ana The two Mere given such ri.
yacy ~ was possible.
Sculptor Duninr. at o'clock raade
n plaster cast 81 Mr. Gre-ham's neld
In giving directions for the inscription
On tie coffin plate. Mr. OTTO Gresham
gave March Il, 1879. - the day of his
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wheat concealed about their persons
an" now SO aliahlr that You can spot
them even hrt"" they conndc the
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Detroit sun The New York World
wants To know whether the new wo-
man will hold pins IN her mouth while
sh" Is dressing the baby She win
babies to- dress