Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-02-21


! brought the Debs case to stand-stih.
Judge Groscup rejected the plan 70
continue with eleven jurymeTl.
The senate committee on the judi
ciary win report adversely the nomi-
nation Of w. H. Campbell, TO be mar
shall Of Minnesota.
Republicans of the tenth Illinois dis
srict VIII hold convention at Galya
Feb. 20 to nominate a candidate for
congress.
Charles Gayarre, historian and litter
ateur who introduced the culture OF
indigo and sugar corn into Louisiana,
died at New Orleans, aged 90 years.
Montgomery Gorse, who was briga-
dier general In the confederate army,
died at Alexandria, va. He was %
years old.
Judge Charles /. Walker one OF De-
tIoifs most learned and distinguished
men, died at Flint He WAS in his Slst
year.
Among tae passengers on board the
steamer Ia Normandie from Havre.
was the Duke d'Arcos, Spanish, ambas-
sador Of Meyic1.
rhe Age Herald, the only morning
newspaper In birmingham, Ala, was
sold at receivers sale to Frank l..
O'Brien for 10000.
The board OF Indian commissioners
reports deplorabIe state Of affairs IN
tile territory and suggests that con.
gress take control OF affairs.
John Rowlands Il Sons manufacture
crs of hats AT Elm street and Palisade
avenue, Y0nker, and IA Wayerly
Place, New York, have assigned with
preferences for $13,9S5.
Buildings occupied by the Campbell
Paint Company, the Creamery supply
Company and Reeves 4 Co, at Kan
sas City, were burned, causing loss
OF from $4,000 to 100000.
Bopdsmen Of the late State Treasurer
ramsey, of Illinois, have filed a claim
against his estate for $363,539, the
amount OF the shortage which they
made good.
Removal OF props In the coal mines
In the suburbs Of Springfield, ILL.,, have
caused huge assures to open and
rendered n number OF houses untenr
antable.
Mrs. Eliza Il. Voorhees,, a Jackson
vile widow. deserted by the son, a
Baptist minister, was married to her
brother-ln-law, whom she had loved
In her girlhood
In letter TO an Omaha paper ex-
Governor Boyd charges that for ten
years Secretary OF Agriculture Morton
publicly and privately abused Presi-
dent Cleveland.
Two men were rescued from the rig
cling OF the schooner Lewis " Place,
beached near Lone Hin, l., !. Six
men, including the captain had died
from exposure.
Fire destroyed the dry goods stock
Of Frank Burnlam at Rockford, III,
damage $4,000. tllyrlcls factory was
also burned. entailng loss OF $780,
600
The American, savings bank Of De
trolt, Mich, has decided to llquidate
its affairs and retire from the field.
The bank has a capital of 100000, and
was organized in 1897.
The Umbria. OF the Cunard line. ar
rived in New York after a stormy
passage, and with the crew of a
waterlogged French bark ON board.
Several or the Elbe survivors were
passengers
Joseph Courier. 3G. Of 90 Congress
street, Newark, y, j., shot his wife,
Sadie. az she lay In her bed and
gashed his throat with bread knife.
Both wal probably ale. Jealousy
was the cause.
Banks at Baltimore are ii opposi-
lion 10 the advance OF rates on money
packages hy express companies. Some
banks have advanced their rates to
meet the Increased charges of The eN-
press companies
John Saques, aged = years Of Red
ifAilNN .Nttlt thA NN1NtAtAA NNNklN ~
Of the ocal board ~ hcalth of that
place, died al his home, Of pneumonia.
lie was widely Known through the
state
The jury in the case against Michael
Corey ~ Oneida y. Y,charged with
the killing Of James George, brought
in verdict Of murder in the first de-
gree. Corey will be elecrocutrd dur
Ing Tho week of March Is.
a letter was received ny the Denver
authorities stating that 4 man named
Bowers answering thn description OF
Doc" Bowers, murdered there Il few
days ago. 1eSerted a wife and several
children ut Washington. Del. IN 1870.
Eugene L. Maxwell Of the firm Of
Manning, Maxwell 4 Moore dealers
ID railway and machnlSts supplies,
died or araplcNy 1T brooklyn. aged
49, MIR MaNWall was prcsden. Of the
A>hcrot manufacture Z company Of
bridgeport 1T