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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11
hRlMAN'S CRIME.
He raSes Hs Who'll. Family TO Eternity
with Him.

CHcAGo,, July 6-Frederiek He'll
murdered his wife and four children and
then killed himself 1t was first sup
posed that Hellmann and his wife and
children mot death by accident, but II do.
Nelopcd at tho coroncr's inquest that ID
was wholesale murder, calmly planned.
and that the man intended to kin him.
self and cnd the existence OF tho membcrs
Of his family. Tho dead man and hts VIC.
Tins are: Frederick Holman, aged 81;
Mrs Ida Hcllmann, aged ~; Fred He'll
mann, Jr,, II; Ida Hellmann 10; VIII
liam Hellmann, z; Hedwig Holman, 4
Tho motive for tho crime may never be
known, but IL Is supposed that tho ACT
was that OF mailman, as Helmarn,
about ton years ago had u sun stroke,
from which hc mover recovered COM
plctely.
Suspicion was first aroused In the
morning by tho fact that the house In
which the Hcllmanns lived was tightly
closed long after the usual hour for tho
family 10 10 astis Tho mother and mar.
ricd sister OF Nellmann. who livcd next
noor attempted to hrcak into tho house,
but wco unable To do so, They finally
managed To force an entrance through u
window that had boon loft unfastonod,
and made their way to one OF tho bed
rooms whore tho dead bodies OF all tho
family wcrc found, Tho house was so
full W gas that tho two women wcro
nearly overcome. and IL WAS only after 10
had boon opened mp that II WAS found
possible to turn OIL tho gas which was
streaming { om an open jot,
Tho relatives and all tho nelghbors ~
onoo cunc,u ted that the deaths had heon
tho result OF an accident, and tho police
adhered to the samc opinion. Tho open
gas iot was just above tho bod In which
tho mother and ono OF tho children lay,
and It WAS supposed that ono OF them had
during the night accidentally hit tho stop
cock and knocked IL open, At tho inquest,
however. an entirely Il fferrnt complexion
was g,vcn to tho affair by Charles tho
brother oi nollmann. who produced lot
tor written by tho murderer and suicide
late on tho previous evening, In which he
clearly statnd his purpose of killing him.
snif.
Hc gave no intimntion of tho fact, how
over, thar he was mcditating tho death Of
hia family nlso lilo spoke OF tho window
through which tho women had orawled
M the only way In which his brother
could gain admission To the house, and
said rhat he had loft 1t opon for that pur-
pusc Tho brother did not receive tho lot
tyr until tho afternoon, and went di.
reotly To tho Inquest.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11
PLATTEVILLE.

The Witness.
At three O'Clock on Wednesday af
ternoon, June 26, the wedding of Mr.
William Smith Mason and Miss Mary
Anna Evans was celebrated in Trinit,
church, Platteville, by the rector, Rev
William Magnan, in the presence of 4
large number of relatives and friends
Four boys, whose names are with
held. were arrested last week fol
breaking into the rock mill on thu
Platte near this city, and taking away
sundry articles. They were taken be
fore Justice Huntington, and pleading
guilty, were fined 50 % and costs, OF
3 months in the county Jail. The,
paid their fines.
The city we'll has been lowered to a
depth of l02 feet, and strong weir
of water struck, which rises about
fifty feet.
B. Il. Reed, of this city, has beer
appointed District Deputy Crane
Chancellor of the knights of pythias
Mr.. Reed is well qualified to fill The
office.
Platteville votes $4,000 for a new
High school.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11
National Crop Conditions.

WAsutSGroN, july 10 Tho weather
bureau In its revlow Of crop conditions
for tho week ended July \ says Tho
Temperature conditions Of tho week have
boon generally favorable througnout the
country, but the northorn anu central
portions Of tho cotton region have sur
fcrcd from excessive rains. while drought
conditions In Michigan and Minnosotn
hnvo been intensified Corn hns made
rapid growth during tho week, and or
ccpl In Michigan tho general outlook for
Tina crop isrx elIont. Tao general out.
look for spring wheat continues lattor.
iny
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11
NEWS OF WISCONSIN.
STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST TO our
READERS,

rei"srsphic Reports Of the happening. "
the Last Few bays Gsthcrc Il and Placed
Together tor the Convenience Of ous
Fcnplc--Grnrral state News.
low : orion VI the WISCONSIN supreme
court died at his homo hero after an M.
ness OF about eight months. His wife
ana family were at the bedside, He
was - wears of age M arrangements
for the funeral have as yet boon made,
Under the statute Judge CasSacy, the
oldest justice in point OF service will sue.
coed him The governor IL authorized to
appointa lusttCc Ivy reason M tho VA
cancy, who Will hold Office until next
spring.
judge Nytun was born IN Niagara
county, n ", Nov. ~, 1917 He was ri.
ucatcd at Hamilton aeadrmy and Madi.
son university, in that state dcvoting his
spare time to teaching schoo and tho
study Of law llc removed to Laportc,
Ind, in 1887, and spent year In tho tur,
ther study ot law, being admitted to the
bar March s, 1888 Judge Ortor came to
Wisconsin In ISlT. and practical law, four
appointed private secretary to Governor
Leonard j Fnrwcll In 1891 and took up
hts residence IN Madison, whore he has
since lived, He was memhcr vt tho as
semolv In 1884, 1872, and lS1l and IN lSas
WAS chosen u surcrct Lutncr :, Dixon aS
circuit judge nt the Ninth judicial circuit,
10 which position he was re.clrcU
In 1868 he declined u second nv election.
He was candidate for congress- on the
Democratic ticket in 1873 but was defeat.
cd. Judge Ortnn was dean of thu law
faculty OF tho University OF Wisconsin
from lS6N 10 lS7, and lecturer on several
legal topics hn received from thnt In.
stitutlon tho doGrrc OF Ill ID Upon thu
increase of tho number ot justices of the
supreme court IN 1875 hn was elected ius
ticr, and mon tho retlrtmcut ot judge
Lyon in 1873 he bocamn chIpt JUSTICE In
his younger days judge Orion was con
sldered one of the best orators In the
Stutp
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11

WEST SUPERIOR. Wis, July lo-The
counr,I mccliuv was very sensational AZ
one time two oil vera presided Mt onos AZ
soon as tho roll was cal,el A dermAn At.
klnson attacked tho mayor tor "presl IN !
at his own trial." and sad ho had insult,
cd the aldermen, lilo muvci that tho
mayor vncatr TIM chair and that thu prosI,
dent OF the council proallc Mayor Stark.
weather refused to recogniz, the motion
and Aldrrm IN Atkinson called tho roll
hl'nseIf and thu mott N was carried,
Whilr tho prcSlicnt OF the council wa
calling tho roll, tho mayors friends car.
rird notion To nd urn
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11
BRYAN REPLIES TO A HEARER
Who Was Inclined To Think Statesmen
Could Cna ge rheIr M,nds.

CINCINNATI, July & Hon. w J. Bry.
an, Of Nebraska, spoke on bimotn!ism
upon tho invttntion Of the Cincinnati
Chamber Of Commerce. Ho spoke fully
two hours TO an audience most Of which
ms not In sympathy with him. Tho up
plause Of his distinctive free coinage ar.
guments came from tho worklnRnon.
Nevertheless the entire aucience gave MIN
PROFOUNDLY respectful and ndmlrlng NJ.
tention, and greeted some brilliant pas.
sages in his speech with great applause.
A gold standard interlocutOr In the
audience gave him frequent opportunity
for brilliant repartee He criticised SEQ.
rotary Carllsle's five propositions made At
Bowling Green and III de- his usual direct
argument An interlocutor in the audi.
encc said: Statesmen may Ghangs tbelr
minis" Bryan replied: They may
change their hearts, but having once
uttered an eternal truth they cannot
make 1t follow them In their false me.
anderinRs
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11

LIVINGSTON MASoR n y July 0 -
Joshua Townsend. % years old. was muir.
dered by his son-in.law George Brett.
hauer Townsend founi his son.n.law
engaged In moving tho grass on his prop.
erty and Ordered hun out OF the Hid.
Failing TO drive him away, Townsend cut
n stick and threatened TO whip hum.
Bretthauer suddenly drew pistol. and
placing II against tho old mans fore.
head. fired. The bullet entered at the
left ego and Townsend fell dead Brett.
hauer then came TO the village and gavo
himself up. He Is an II United Suites
marina
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11
MADE A FLuke OF THE RACE.
Cornell Rows Over toe Course at Henley
Without u ComneIItnr.

Cornell Rows Over tue Course at Henley
without Competitor.
HENLEY ON. THAMES. Jdly 10. - Tho
first day of the fluy.sixth anniversary Of
the water Derby OF Gront Britain was n
disappointment to all concerned Cornell
was pilted against the crew of tho Lr-
ander Boat club, composed Of ex.OxIord
and exCnmbridge oarsmun, and said TO
bc the strongest on tho river. Thnre was
some confusion at the start owing 10 tho
presence near the starting limo OF "A num-
Der OF buItS which srii lusly inhrfrrrd
with The Leander. Consequently tho lat
ter were somewhat slow IN getting into
position.
When the umpire said "Go" the Linn
der crew claims that ~ was not ready, and
had go informed the umpire, who IN tho
other hand says no understood the Lnn'
dor crew 10 say II was ready. Cornell con
Soqucntly ro~ed over the course IL could
not have done othcrw,Su unless " was
very q Iixotic, but the l. lander crew Is
very bitter and declares that Cornell
should hive stopped whom IL saw that
Leandcr was not coming The affair has
lett Il very bad feeling on all sides.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11

LOUISVILLE, July q - Tho Popul'st state
convention declared for FREQ silver and
nominated the following tiokoti Gov.
ornor, Thomas | pottlt, of Davloss; lieu.
tenant governor, John j. blair OF
Nioholns; trcnsurr, NJ. II. Gardiner.
Of Iiatdin; auditor. q II, Dsan, OF Wood
f'rd; register II tho land Office, j. E.
Quioksall, OF Wolf; attorney general, =.
NJ. prIrou OF Hart; SECRETARY Of state,
Don Slngletnry, ot lliok man; Un,tcd
States senator. Clarence >. Bate. Of JET.
forsun,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11
La,, sho, ~ I'll. ,enu.t.cnt...

GLENDALE PARK, L. l., July o. Tho
last shot OF tho big Sohuetsenfost was
fired Nv Z o'clock last night aud when the
lannon's smoke had cleared away the
schuci2 ma shook ench others hands and
horcd they would meet again ut the fost
oi '9S, which may pnssIhly DO held In San
Frnncisco George Helm, Of san Foam
o.sco, won ON the ring target, Gu Hm-
n,cl man on the American atnada Il and
Miss May Clinton won silver nnd gold
medal on thu point target Sho Is from
Buffalo. There were dozens Of silver and
gold mcda ls distributed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11
SIN DROWNED IN LAKE GENEVA.
Among Them tho AIS slant Physiclnn oi
the Elsn In>nue Ho>pdai.

Among Them tho AS slant fhSstClnn at
the Elgn I">n"e Hospital
LAKE GENEVA Wis. July "A heavy
storm passed over here, which unroofed
buildings and dcmorallZsd shade trees.
Tho hail broke largo amount of glass
and ruined corn, oats and what littlo
fruit thorc was. Tho steam launch DIS
patch was chartered just before tho storm
by u party consisting Of Father Hogan and
Miss Hogan, OF Harvard. Ills and man
Thought to be Dr. Franz, assistant super.
intcndcnt Of the Etgin Qlis insane nsy-
lum, and his wife and child They were
caught by the storm and boat was
swampod and all on board were drowned.
LATER Tho names of the drowned are
ns follows: DR. John Hogan, assistant
physician at the northern lI!Inuis huspi,n nj
Tor tho insane; Mrs, John h, Hogan, wlle
of the doctor; James Hogan, aged 3, son
of DR.. Hogan; Rv Father Hogan, pastor
of tho Cat ,olc church at Harvard, Ills
Miss Hogan, ot Harvard, las, sister Of
DIR. Hogan; joan Preston, engineer Of
the In inch, l. ks Gonuvh
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11
DONE by TOE DREAD CYCLONE.


Five Aiileh and Number Injured ia Kan
Narrow Escape of Minerr.
BANTER : fRINGs kas., july S-Bnxter
Springs was laid in ruins. five people were
killed and twenty others badly wounded
by twisting cyclone that struck the
town ut p III. A complete list OF dead,
is AS follows: Salle Webster, aged ~;
Florence Webster, aged 50; Ralph Web
stcr, aged 3: Thomas Shields baby II.
Hibbs. The injured are: Mrs. Neal, both
collar bones broken and internal injuries;
James Nal, scalp wound and internal
injuries; Roy Webster, right arm broken,
right hip and left elbo dislocated; Mrs.
Martha Smith, hip disIocated and In.
ternal Injuries; Ella Smith, internal in.
jurie-; George A. Decker, head Injured;
three nemOers OF A. sharpe fanny bal
ly injured; Mrs. Thomas Shields living
nine mikes south, fatally injured; A. q.
Ham bnck head injured.
There seem 10 have been two currents
OF wind which struck the town, one from
the north and the other from the west, and
they met nvar the NJ. f. church, joined
forces and turned east, dong serious
after coming together the destruction
was complete. The northern current did
com pafatiysiy little damage beiore IN ct
lag, but that from the west blew 20 freight
cars from the track, reduced to klndling
wood The NJ. K. and Christian churches,
and did varied assortment Of damage 10
other buildings. The members ot the
Webster family, recently from Nebraska,
the mother aged ~, daughter aged 81.
and the grandson. aged 3. acre killed by
lightning Another son had his leg
broken and bis shoulder dislocdted, anu
will probably die. NJ. Il. HIb0s, aged
about g., u from excitement, falling
dead in one OF the stores On Military
street.
The western part OF Lyon township had
. touch Of perhaps the same twlster. IL
struck the farm and house OF Thomas
Shields, OF Lyon, demolishing his h. ue
and barns. Mrs. Shields and two children
were in the building at the time the
storm struck IL. Que OF the children, IA
2year-old babe, was killed, the other
cnlld's leg was broken and Mrs. Shields
had her shoulder dislocated and is In.
jured in her back and spine. She will
die One or two other farms in the I'm.
mediate vicinity Of MIR SHIELDS were
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11

APPLETON, Wis, july . AT u meet
ing Of tho wntor power users OF tho lower
Fox IL was decided to Icduch by one.h half
tho amount of water drawn from the
lake Tho water viii be used alternately
by tho Nrennh and Menasha mills THIS
action was tho result of report Ivy nm
expert that tho inflow into Lnko Winnie
bnRo during tho past two weeks was loss
thnn tho evaporation and tho amount
used by the water Wheels, IL II expected
TINT tho voluntary action OF tho null
owners vii. TusuIU IN rise IN tho lake.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11
Cure for Headache.

AS remedy for all forms of Head
ache, Electric Bitters has proved to bt
the very best. 1t effects a permanen,
cure and the most dreaded habtua
SICK headaches yield to its influence
We urge all who are afflicted to pro
cure bottle, and give this remedy 4
fair trial In cases of habitual consti
patton, Electric Bitters cures by giving
the needed tone to the bowels, anG
few cases long resist the use of this
medicine. Try it once. Large bottles
Fifty cents at w. H. Prdeaux's Drus
Store.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11
Transfer OF IN. L,ncoln Monument.

EPgisGFiELD Ills, July Sin repre-
sentatiyes hail the transfer Of the Lin
coin monument from tho custody Of tho
National Lincoln Monument association
TO tho care OF the state Of Illinois took
place. Ex-.peaker Of the house, w. u.
Cochrans sullivan, presided. Ex-Goyefnor
Richard J. Oslesby took part. Tn. pr est.
dent Of tho monument association deliy.
cred the presentation speech and Gov
ernor Altgeld responded on bebalf Of the
state.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11
A Pioneers Recommendation.

Mr.. J. w. Venable, of Downey, a
pioneer of Los Angeles county, Cal
says: Whenever am troubled with
"A pain in the stomach or with diar.
rhoea, | use Chamberlains Cole, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. | have
used it for years, know it to be reli-
able remedy, and recommend it TO
every one" For sale at the II. ID,
Pulford drug store.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11

ST. LOUIS July The feature at the
interstate drill was the contest OF the
zouavo companies The competitors were
the Hale ZDuayes. OF Kansas Cry; Nee
ley's u Iuay $, Of Memphis; Chicago Iou.
ayes, ana Walsh u ,uaves. All put up
pretty drills, the tactics being on tho ''as
you wiz order, and consisting OF unique
and fancy movements. each company hay.
ing its own specialttes.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11
The Discovery Saved His Life.

Mr.. G. Caillouette, Druggist, Bea-
yersville, H., says: ITO DR.. Kings
New Discovery l owe my life. Was
taken with La Grippe and tried all the
physicians for miles about, but Of no
avail and was given up and told
could not live. Having DR.. Kings
New Discovery in my store | sent for
bottle and began its use and from
the first dose began to get better, and
after using three bottles was up and
about again. 1t is worth its weight in
gold. We won't keep store or house
without it" Get a free trial at w. H.
Prideaux's Drug store.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11

MARINErrE Was, July 10 district
Attorney i. { Eastman, his vito md
thrco children, and Mr.. H. LundherR
were admit on Green bay most OF tho
night In the small yacht Henrietta a
storm In the afternoon overlook tho party
nnd drove tho boat out In tho bay Tho
wind continued aud finally tho llrnrie,t,
rnn on Il sandbnr whore she lay Nil night.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11

MILWAUKEE, July o. Tho apparent bet.
tcrmcnJ OF business conditions Is having
It's fleet on railroad trhiIic, ana this Chi.
capo, MllwauRUp ana 81. Paul company
Is fulfilling It's promise 10 renppolnt Ia
their old posi- tons the men who were laid
Off during the business depression which
set In two years ago
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11
Sewing Machines.

A. F. Bishop sells the : New Home,
the " Wheeler & Wilson" the " Singer, =
and Paragon sewing machines, all
good makes. In fact his store is head.
quarters for sewing machines.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11

SIOUX CITY, In, july % tho Journals
Howard 6 ~ special says: d. Law
son, srnlur member Of tho firm of j. ID
Lawson a. c., propristors of tho mill
" rocked by tho explosion Tuesday, died
from tho effects oil his injuries. The list
OF dend Is now three.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11
Mn.i rnrxe = Term In Prison.

MINNEAPOLIS. July 8 -kristian Kort.
gard, who wrecked the state bank of
Minneapolis, must serve reformhiory
term IN the state prison. The supreme
court affirmed the sentence OF the lower
court Kort2aatd was once city treasurer
Of Minneapolis
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11

SIOUX CITY H., Juy 10 - loo formed
on wnlor In tub, In tho region forty miles
north IL hero Monday night Corn looks
Ms II injured, but II Is Thought TO bo too
Tar along 10 be seriously damaged. Light
frosts occurred IN low places In South
Dakota but ~ damage was done.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11

GREEN BAY. WIS, July Jerry Cole
man, chairman OF the town Of Eaton
Brown county. and Mrs Dennis FItz.
gerald, were married ut Humboldt lIe
was widowcr and she was widow. lie
has ten children ana she has tho Same
number
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11
Fan nin - nnd.

MANITowoC, Wis, july 0-At Coop,
erstGwn walr men wee engaged In
shingling largo barn tho scniioldlng
glvo way and prcclpitntod ali u tho
ground, u distance Of twenty feet, Will.
lam Buth was Instantly killoi Gus
Schley, his sOn.inl Nv, was fatally Iurni
aud two others bnily hurt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11

CHICAGO, July 10. --Judgo Woods has
dccidcd that the sentences OF Dibs npd
his companions shall bc concurrent. So
tn II ID b. will only have to stay In jail
six months instead OF twelvs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11

Washington Lafayette smith, a
well known Madison lawyer. died sun
day; aged 81 years. He was gradu-
ate of the first class of the university.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11

WAsnINoTos. July o Professor VIII
lis L. Moore OF Chicago, the newly mp
polluted chl,f Of tho weather bureau, has
taken chargs VI his now ofii;e.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11
LOCAL PRESS POINTS
D0DGEvILLE.


Prof. o. J. Schuster, the new princi-
pal engaged for the Dodgeville High
school, is a young man about 80 ears
of age and is married. He graduated
at the state university in the class of
sc and has been engaged in teaching
ever since.
A number of changes in the postal
routes, in connection with the Dodge
vile office, went into effect Monday,
July LIST. Sam Sims, of Mineral
Point, now has the Mineral Point
route; Stephen Davies will carry the
mail to Cuion Mills and Pine Knob,
and w. N. Bishop still retains the
Clyde and Standart route.
c. b. Hubbard, representing the FL
gin Creamery Co., of Elgin, ILL.,, was
in the city last week, making arrange
ments for their new creamery, which
will be built in the southern part of
the city, where they have purchased
ground and will commence work i'm
mediately unless the cooperative fac
tory should make terms with the
company.
1t was somewhat of surprise to
people of this city, and especially the
creditor class, to learn that Frank l.
Grif1iths, who had been engaged in the
saloon business here for several years,
had departed, without notice, to some
locality unknown to them, leaving sew
eral unsettled accounts. Several at
tachments were levied on the property
he left, consisting of saloon fixtures,
and from the amount of his reported
liabilities it is not probable he will
return.
The Sun.
Richard Henry Arthur, wife and
family came down from Marinette last
Saturday evening and will settle in
this city The furniture arrived last
Tuesday. Mr.. Arthur was once a
Dodgeville boy and we are pleased to
have him with us once more.
Albert Grimm, while riding horse
belonging to Frank Stratman last
Monday evening, was thrown off. He
lit on the sidewalk and was rendered
unconscious. He was somewhat
bruised abont the head and side, but
not seriously hurt.
On Monday afternoon valuable
colt owned by Henry Roberts, of this
city, was discovered by John Faragher
lying on its back in sucker hole.
Mr.. Faragher's efforts to remove him
proving futile, he came to town and
informed the owner, who with others
immedlately went to the horses res
cue. On arriving there the horse was
found to be nearly dead and died be-
fore any relief could be given.
Eye and star.
The engine of the noon freight on
the Chicago Il Northwestern road set
fire and burned two acres of hay for
John Tregonning, Monday.
w. j. Pryor has just completed TAX
ing the school census and find that we
have GAS children of school age. This
is an increase of over 100 since last
year.
Thos. Coffey, of Blanchardville, and
Miss Mary Hardyman, of Yellowstone,
were married by Rev. Ambauen, in
this city on Tuesday.
The Linden and Dodgeville first
base ball mines played a game Of ball
at the Northwestern yards in this city
last Saturday. Dodgeville won by
IS %