Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-10-31

alternating his wafe's affections. Mrs.
Colt filed a petition for divorce from
her husband.
A loss OF $4,000 was caused at
Madison, Mimi, by the destruction OF
40 buildings by fire. Most OF them
were busirsss places. The Insurance
Is S45, 900 Two brick buildings saved
the rest Of the town.
owing to the depredations q bur-
glars and thugs in Chicago the chief
Of police issued an order to police
men to stop and question all men
whom they encountered on the
streets after midnight.
Harry Hayward, in Minneapolis
tells 81 his frustrated attempt io es-
cape from jail Tie latest j. that
Harry plotted . Kill his brother Adry
and have 1t appear that the latter was
the murderer Of Miss Cling.
Samuel Goldwater, a labor aGitator,
received the democratic nomination
for mayor If Detroit over Don NJ.
Dickinson, x-poNtmaster-ge general, by
a vote Of u to 81 ami the nomination
was then made unanimous.
A syndicate Of Rhode Island CAPT
tallsts, already interested IN several
Nova Scotia mines, has closed negotia-
lions with the Nova Scotia mining
company for the transfer Of all their
property at Montague, y. =.
Thomas w Russell, democratic
candidate for agent OF the town de-
poslt fund, was arrested at Meriden.
Conn, for not filing a statement of his
expenses in the election OF The 18th,
as provided by the new law
A telegram was received at the war
department announcing the death &c
Fort Bayard. n NJ, of Gen. Thomas
d. pitcher. retired Gen. Pitcher was
born In Indiana, from which he en-
tered the military academy in 1911.
Secretary Herbert has approved the
sentence Of the c0urt-martial in tie
ease of Col. Forney of the marine
corps. recently tried for alleged neg
lect az duty and other causes The
sentence was that he be reprinanded.
Or. Mabel Spencer, a Kansas CiiS
(kan.) woman has been appointed
county physician Of Riley county,
Kan. TO succeed DR.. Willard, who re-
Gently resigned. She is the first
woman IN Kansas TO receive such an
appointment.
t, ~. AffiIa.1 of Nat,laS " ~
bolted the nomination Of Senator John
Raines, and wrote to Dr, Parklnlrst
asking him 10 speak in the district.
In his reply DR. Pa'khurSt denounced
Raines and said that eight out of ten
of fhe police Of New York We're uG-
trustworthy.
a cablegram received at Baltimore
from Valparaiso, Chilli, announces the
safe arrival at that port Of Capt Car
ter and part of the crew Of the burned
ship Parthia \ few days aso one
of the Parthla's boats containing the
chief officer aud part Of her crew
reached Valparaiso.
The national emblem society oerll-
pied congress- hal il the womanS
building ut Atlanta, Ga Mrs W. g.
I.anicr spoke on the need 9f a ma
tonal flower. Mrs Richardson If
Massachusetts Miss Nora Grdley and
+. T, Williams also spoke. Miss Mar
garct Harvey read an ode on the ma
tinnal flower
A jury in Judge Bakers court at
Chicago awarded ex-CongreSsman II.
w. Dunham $4,000 damages for the
alienation Of his Wifes affection by
Maj T.. L. Allyn. The former Mrs.
Durham is now Mrs Allyn, the ex-
congressman having obtained di-
vprce after fierce legal tight III
South Dakota and HI Illinois
At Minneapolis, t1o Episcopal con
vention met In joint session previous
to final adjournment The bishops
presented a passorate letter noting the
heroic self sacrifice Of missionaries in
China presenting dangers Of The ten
1ency toward liberalism N doctrine
on thc one hand anu II Roman.sm on
tile other, etc
In Chicago tic annual assembly Of
the grand caulnaandcry Knights Ter
plarS of Illnois, met; also the Nj
jonal Associations Of Manufacturers
of Agricultural Implements BOO from
All part, Of tae country being prns-
eat Co 81 Canger of AKRON, Ohlo,
rrad III address favorug American
supremacy in torelSn trade David
lmdn Of California advocated IN eN.
port bounty Of agricultural products,
FROM FOREIGN LANDS.