Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
DOMESTIC.

According to the March report or the
secretary OF state, the Michigan wheat
crop for 1894 Is already exhausted.
Sailors at Nahant Mass, killed a
whale, sevcnty-tlye feet In length,
which bore Aarpoon dated 1858.
Fire ins the : ore OF the Peoples out
fitting company, Chicago, cntailed a
loss Of $4,000 covered by Insurance.
Melba. NordIcn, ScaIchI and the De
Reszke brothers appeared In Meyer
beers Les IIuguenots before great
audience IN Chicago.
Manuel de Almagro, who 1t Is said
robbed the Argentine minister, was
discharged from custody, the United
States having no jurisdiction.
Dr. Hay, superintendent Of the Nc
brnska insane asylum, refuses to CIV"
tIp control Of the institution to his
successor, Or. Abbott
Fire, started by an mccndiary, de-
stroyed the courthouse and busIn, So
clock at Murfrccsboro, Ark, causing
loss OF $4,000.
An actress, II tranSpircs slapped tlIc
.,icc OF Count de CastrlIanc In New
York, Just before he married Anna
Gould.
Rev. L. II. Lish Of Wisconsin Is sns-
pended from the Presbyterian minis
try, having been found guilty on va
rous charges.
The United States, Hawaii and
10 Il
according to n proposed international
agreement,
White scrcwman attacked negroes
who had ;aknn their places at New
OrlcaM Many shots were fired, and
two Of the negroes were wounded.
Matt" Meadows, of Lewiston, w.
Va, used II razor ON her aged father
and a woman Of whom he was cna-
morcd.
Father Noonan, Of Wilmington, H.,
claims to have been wrongcd by Arch.
bishop Fcchan aud Il fellow priest and
has brought three suits for damages.
In an interview Pope Leo expressed
his approval Of the appointment of
Father Malone aS regent of New
York's university.
Both houses OF the Illinois legislature
adopted u resolution providing for
holstlug the national flag over the
state ho,sc every day of the year.
A resolution granting the use of
Camp Lincoln to the Illinois brigade.
Knights Of Pythlns was adopted by
the Illinois house.
Glass legislation ahd the drmonetiza.
ton of silver are given as the causes
Of the agricultural depression ny the
special house committee.
The American yacht Dakotah was
beaten In Il special race at Cannes by
the ComIc dc Rochcchouarl's Sainot
Martial.
Vessels arriving at san Francisco re-
port having encountered terrific
earthquake at sea the morning Of
March IL.
Captain Charles trolm"y, for thirty
three years master OF the PCnnSyl
yania union station In Chicago. died
at Crown Point, Ind, aged 81 years.
Mrs, Anna Kiskaddcn, 4 pioneer of
Ohio, died at the residence of her
daughter, IN lnIcn Plains, ohio, aged
1o5 years
Elisha H. Medallion, head Of Il bank
Ing nrm ut Columbia city, Ind,
dropped dead in his library, He was
% years Of arc,
Citizens of Spring Valley, IT., in
mass meeting, demanded the rrslGna
tIon Of the mayor, attorney, trrA uirrr
and aldermen,
Sin members of the TruonIc's crow
Mere given medals for bravery Ia
rcscnlnA nine men from founderrd
vessel In mdorcan
Crown Point, Ind, citizens are trying
to capture strange wild
man who makes his home in ccmr.
terry.
Mrs, llillogoSs, medium, OF An
dcrSon, Ind. sued Rev. W. r. Covert
for $1,000 damages. She claims the
minister lihcled her,
l.. d. Blosscr, Il business man from
Cromwell, Iowa, committed suicide
when It was discovered that he had '
forged notes for Il large amount
Arguments ON the income tan law
Were made before the supreme court
by Assistant Attorney General Whit |
nry and Mr. Edmunds.
Application for u divorce WAS made,
in Chicago by Mrs James Matthew
Aubrey daughter of chief Justice
Fuller, because of her husbands cN-
crsSiyc uSc of Intoxicating liquors.
In the suit of the Westinghouse com
pany against The Roydcn for infringe
mcnt on brake patent, decision was
given at baltimore IN favor Of thcl
Westinghouse people
Officers Carney and Finley of chi
cago, were wounded in a n.ht with
three thieves. two Of whom were
captured. The other Is believed to,
have been shot
An express train ran into m open
switch NJ Scotland, Ga. 4 woman aud