Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-25

HAPPENINGS AT HOME.

agreement for bicycle races.
Much damage has been done by the
freshets In the eastern states.
The New-Y0rk baseball team de-
feated Princeton, IL to 3.
Four persons were killed In II hght
with the ChoctOw Indians on their
reservation.
Street railway nborcrs were ar
rested at Toledo, ohio, for working
on sunday.
William Adams, Il well known hfch-
,ologIst ana geologlst, was drowned III
Illinois
James W. Scott, proprietor Of the
Chicago Times Herald, died suddenly
In New York, Of apoplexy.
The Yankton Indian reservation VIII
probably not be opened for settlement
before June |.
The Jury In the suit of Miss Anna
p,cklnson disagreed and were dis-
charged.
A llu,lor-dealer of Newark murdered
the wife of his former partner ana
then killed himself.
There was II mass meeting VI
BROOKLYN citizens to d"h"n"ce t''
trollcy-cnr fatalities.
The treasury deficiency ut the clos'
or business in Washington last week
was over $5O,OOO,Oo0.
A fire did considerable damage !"
the Illinois state capitol ut Spring
field. T.,
Secretary Morton ordered al IL
n,,ir,tion Of the cause Of the high
Tlccs of meat. ,,.
John H. Sanford, bank chSill'''
was shot and killed in Covingtoi'' NY"
NV Stntc Senator w. J.. Goebcl'
President cleveland prepared ms III
come tax return, including III II III"
snlnry as chief executive
Justice Gaynor, of Brooklyn wro,'
, letter 70 the Mercantile Club, of ST.
Louis, dcprccating the growing o"h-
yer of combines and trusts.
The leading cattle dealers ana pack,
org of Chicago deny they have iori'le"
n combination to put up the price
Of beef
In the Illinois state senate the
bIll approprinting $65,oW to marx WV
posl,ions of Illinois troops ON ~"
Chicnmnugn battle field was passed
Oliver Curtis Perry and the hN'
other convicts who escaped from MN
teawan hospital for the insane ~ !"
are still at large.
lughwnymcn robbed n Wells-rhrEo
Express wagon of $4,000 IN o"'ora"o
md fatally wounded the express mes
scngcr.
rho report Of Consul General he
XIV. nj Berlin, announcing the dlS-
coycry Of n now consumption cure ny
Dr, Wnldstcln, was made public.
The rrmor of the sale of The New
York Mail and Express to syndicate
represented by George NJ Pullman
and others was denied.
pr Richard rlnt2, Of lcfI"rsonvi''"'
n. V, thinking his conduct of n case
had exposed the town to smallpox,
killed himself by taking morphine.
Investigations by the United states
Treasury officials show that the
country sustans n vast loss from fur
smuggling operations.
The East river bridge hill has been
40 amended as to take from Mayors
Strong and Schcrcn control OF It's
construction.
Jnmcs II. Campbell. who was minis
Tor to Sweden and Norway under
President Lincoln. died at his home
In Wayne, near philadelphia. He was
75 years old,
Louis Frank and his lanccc, kate
Kolh, committed suicide In Now York,
They first drank poison. then cul their
throats, and finally Frank shot the
woman ANA then himself.
Responding to the invitation To AT
tend Il sound-money meeting at ohl'a-
20, President Cleveland writes letter
unfolding the cause of national TIN
ancial integrity.
The governor Of Maryland has ap-
pointed June I for the execution OF
Jacob nrnson, colorcd, convicted III
Howard county of the murder OF
Daniel T.. Shea.
Tie district court Of appeals has
nvrrrulrd thr motion made for rear
gumvnt Of the case of Fred t. Miller,
convicted In II test case OF book
mnking In the District of COLUMBIA.
Seven buildings In the little town of
MnNimo. onto, of 500 population, wore
destroyed hy fire. The town had no
water supply and ~ check To the
flames could hc made.
Miss Mary Croughnn, aged n. dicd
at Lynn, Mass, at the homie OF her
parents rs the result Of nine weeks
OF almost continuous hiccoughing. she
practically died Of starvation.
The total loss by the lire at Monsoon,
Mass, reaches 100000. lnccndiarism
~ suspected. 4 man by the name ot
Albert Dean is believed to have per
ishcd In the flames,
The Fresno Cal) lon and savings
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