Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28


the Mace and 80 years old.
Five theaters ON the Midway at the
Atlanta exposition have been closed On
account of immortality Inc pro-
prietors were fined 500 each.
President Hiram ID. Upton OF the
New Hampshire trust company re-
signed and Foster X. Clement OF Min
neapolis was elected his successor.
Joseph Hill, a wealthy farmer OF
Wbeatland township, Illinois, com
mitted suicide by shooting. he had
made bis will preparatory to the deed,
The Peoria BARRIERS have determined
to keep their shops open on Sunday.
They base their action on the recent
decision of Judge Gibbons in Chicago.
Policeman Brown and Farrow were
dangerously wounded and Will Ward
fatally shot, while the officers were at
tempting to arrest him at Little Rock,
Ark
In their annual report the board Of
United States general appraisers OF
New York show that the ad Valorem
system doesn't work. Too many eva
sions occur
Miss Clara Campbell, who sued
Charles Arbuckle, the wealthy coffee
dealer, for breach OF promise, died in
Ohio. She got $4,000 from the coffee
magnate.
Fifteen bodies were taken from the
Cuyahoga river and identified as VIC
AZ. via OF
accident at Cleveland, and four per-
sons are missing.
II. n. Holmes attorney, in Philadel-
phia, is accused of subornation of per-
jury. 1t is asserted that Pitzel, OF
whose murder Holmes was convicted,
is still alive.
AL To.edc Preston G. Hudson filed a
petition under the Winn liquor law
against Kate Envoy. based upon 1893
separate charges, and claiming about
SOS, 900 damages.
During a saloon brawl AT Prairie
burg, Iowa, Gus Trainer struck a
farmer named Turner over the head
with a billy. The skull was fractured
and turner cannot live.
The trials OF the notorious Scatter
field whitecaps have begun at Auder-
son, Ind. Another attempt tokidnap
Miss Hudson, the states principal wit
ness, has been frustrated.
AS the result of feud between the
Handley, Jones and Kilgore families,
near Birmingham, Ala, Joseph Kilgore
and John Jones are dead and John
Handley is fatally injured
At the annual meeting Of the Ma.
tional civil service reform league in
Washington Dec. II and 10 John W.
Fla, Of Chicago, will read a paper on
the movement in Chicago.
Jesus Vialpando and Feiiciano
Chavez, convicted of numbering
Thomas Martinez, ranchman, Jan.
20, were executed in the presence of
1000 people in New Mexico.
David Henderson, the negro school
teacher who hewed his way through a
room full of people at Emporia, Kan,
has been captured. In case any of his
victims die lynchjng is feared.
Fitzgerald, the New York restaurant
man, was arrested for maintaining a
nuisance in boomers, but having
abandoned the newwoman costume
for his mattresses was discharged,
Governor Altged has restored the
rights OF citizenship to Richard H.
Johnson, of Lyle Station, Ind, who
served one year at the Chester prison
from Wabash county for larceny
Ex-State Comptroller Edward Whip
pie OF New York, has been taken to
the Utica state hospital. His insanity
had taken bent toward arson. He
consented to his own commitment
John Smith surprised burglar in
his house In West Hoboken, N. j., and
the thief shot and dangerously
wounded him. There were two bur-
glars in the house and both escaped.
Frank G. Huffman, the train robber
who ras killed in Hickory county,
Missouri, by Sheriff James X. Moore.
was one OF the most notorious bandits
that ever operated in central Missouri
John & Kaufman, aged 81 years. a
retired iron manufacturer who has
been identified with the industry in
eastern Pennsylvania for sixty five
years. died at his home at Leesport,
At tho chamber OF commerce dim
ncr Secretary Carlisle made an impor-
tant speech on the currency in which
he said legal tender notes would re-
main 20 embarrass the government.
William T. Smith, one of the best
known and wealthiest retired coal
operators in Pennsylvania, was found
dead III bed at shamokn. Death was
due to paralysis. He was IS years OF
age.
Thomas Concannon, a well-known
horseman, died &C his home in Laporte,
Ind Of kidney trouble. lie was m
old resident and served several terms
as superintendent of the county in
Urinary
Miss Mary Dudley, sister Of Rev.
Charles Dudley, Of Beatrice. Neb., com