Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-01-03

Christian and contrary Ia the prtn'
ciplts vt the Catholic church.
In conclusion Pitcher says lW hopes
Hishop McsSmer viii give special at
tcntion 10 his charge tlat higher de
grc,S are anti Christian n charge
which certainly should not be made
lightly.
Considerable was accomplished nj
the mass meeting of the Wisconsin
FiShrrmcn's association held at Green
Ray. \ committee was appointed to
revise the law presented to the last
legislature but which failed To pass
owing to some illcgalitirs and To pro
sent II To the incoming legislature. This
bill prohibits certain kinds of net
fishing during the summer. The lcgis-
laturr was also asked 10 appropriate
81 800 for salaries of deputy Wardcns
rs under the present system there has
been no remuneration for their pro
lection of the fish aud consequently
that the game and fish protection be
divided and that lceway of ten
pounds OF Illegal lish be made on ne
count of the tishrrmen's present ina
bility to keep ont Of their nets under
sized fish or sort their catch over
ran danger of arrest The Oshkosh rs,
ISOLATION Joined the state association.
Pensions have been granted Wis
conSIn people As follows; Original
Jacob rfalf, Milwaukee; James y,
Smith tdcccnscd), Linden. Additional
Jerome sullivan, Wmncbago county,
Increase Lewis i. Derrick deceased,
Wisconsin Veterans home, Waupncn
William i. Bcskc Thresn, Dodge
county. Original widows, cite, Jessie
A. Smith Linden, Iowa county; Eliza
A. Derrick, Wisconsin Veterans home,
BY the VIII of the late Daniel l.. LIB
hey, Of Oshkosh, his widow Is be-
uucathcd the elegant homestead on
Algomn street and $4,000 in National
Union bank stock, and the residue Of
the estate which Is valued Mt $500 900
Is divided between his wife and four
children. Frank II. Iibbey, Of Osh-
koSh, Mrs. Charles Is. Fulton, of Min
ncapolis, and Carrie and Charles LIB
hey, Of Oshkosh This division, how
ever, will not take effect until five
years after death. The widow and
brother, John II. Libbcy, are made
cXecutrix and executor without bonds.
A burglar tried to enter the jcwclry
store Of r.. i. Vinegar at Kenosha.
Mr.. Vinegar who sleeps in the back
part Of the store, was aroused by a
noise In the front part Of the build
ing The room was full of coal gas az
he thought He started for the door,
and saw some one move quickly away
and run south ON the other side OF the
street The police were called. The
room was filled with the fumes OF
chloroform. The theory II that the
| burglar injected chloroform through
the kcyholc expecting to overcome the
inmates when he could effect an en-.
trance.
At Racine an oil stove exploded In
the japanning room OF the X. -. Lang
Manufacturing company, and Mr..
Lang, who was standing near by, was
badly burned about the hands, face
and head His moustache and hair
were burned Off and In places the skin
peeled of.
The redemption time has expired on
the Rhode Opera house mortgage fore.
closure. ut Kenosha, and a judgment
has been obtained from Judge Fish
by Valentin BlatZ ordering the sale
Of the house. This win be done as
soon as The notice of the sale has been
advertised
A freight train on the Dubuque dl.
vision of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st Paul railway, was deraIled while
pulling out Of side track three miles
north Of McGegor. Thomas McMa.
hon Of Dubuque, brakeman, was
killed by car falling on him. while
he was at switch A lot OF stock
was killed and wounded
At present the discussion Of the
ito be or not to be" OF individual com.