Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-28
TELEGRAMS In BRIEF,
AT HOME.

Toledo and Columbus join the West
ern baseball league.
Col. Ingersoll in a letter, strongly
condemned vivisection.
sixty coal miners left Iowa, driven
out by low wages.
An earthquake shock was felt at
Denver and east to Missouri.
Settlers were ousted from Wisconsin
Central railroad lands near Ashland.
onicials OF the incolyelt Citizens
bank at Redwood Falls are indicted.
Chairman Caldwell, of the Western
Passenger association, was reelected,
John l.. Peak Of Kansas City has
been appointed minister to Switzer-
land.
Congressman J. p. Deliver welded
Miss Louisa Pearsons Of Fort Dodge,
Iowa.
The cruiser Minneapolis has been or
dered to Turkish waters to protect
Americans.
Nicholas stigsr. of Elwood, Ind, IS
mysteriously missing. Suicide or foul
play is feared.
David f. Jones, one of the Oldest IN
habitants OF Valparaiso, Ind, is dead,
aged rs years,
Francis Peyre Dorchester an emf
nent physician and botanist, died at
Charleston, S. G.
A Chicago story has the Canadian
Pacific building line to that city
through Wisconsin.
Arthur Messick died at Bloomington,
H., aged 80 years. He leaves widow
and two children.
David r. Jones, one Of the pioneer
business men of Valparaiso, Ind, Is
dead, aged "a years.
Claude Bruner, treasurer of the
Young Mems Christian association at
GrehnGburg, Ind, Is dead
Charles II. Stuckey, the defautlng
cashier of the Duluth State bank, Yves
arrested at Perley Wis
The body Of an unknown man who
had probably been murdered was
found near Aberdeen, S. d.
Abner G. Nation, ex-assemblyman
and ex-state senator of 0swego, n. VI,
Is dead. aged 81 years.
Five sailors on an American vessel
were blown to pieces by an explosion
In South American waters.
The joint traffic agreement was
unanimously adopted by the most inn
portant railroad meeting in years.
The coal miners strike at Leayen-
worth, Kan, has been settled after
four weeks of stubborn fighting
Benjamin Whitmore will be placed
ON trial for the murder OF Edward
Leary at Delphi, Ind, last May.
Austin Corhn IL bringing 700 Ital-
ians to America. and will start an
agricultural colony in Arkansas.
An Iowa judge declares that the sol
diers' home management cannot retain
a portion Of the pension OF soldiers.
Aldace r. Walker, receiver of the
Atchison, II is reported, will be chair
man of the new board of directors.
A Milwaukee firm withdraws from
the spring wheat millers' combine,
which may be wrecked in consequence.
W, T Concannon, ex-superintendent
of the poor asylum and an influential
politician, died al l.aporte, Ind, aged
IS years
Gid NlFall has bought the Daily
News Mt Oskaloosa Iowa. and will
change it trom a republican 70 a demo
cratic paper
A four-yeasold daughter OF Ioh
n
in the line shaft at Riedermann Bros
factory and died from the injuries re-
ceiyed The chjlds head was terribly
mansled
The strike of the housesmiths of
New York city may involve 10000 men
and ~ the greatest building strike this
country ever had
The Henry O Shepard company one
of the largest printing firms in Chi
cage has assigned Liabilities $780,
o00 assets s65.ooo
Joseph ponnelly. who murdered
Samuel Turner, Of Mexico. Mo. while
trying to rob him Of 80 cents is to be
hanged Dee AT
new bank, "a he called tho
Farmers State bank, will be estab-
lished in Dyersvllle, Iowa with cap
ital Of $4,000
The easons iron ore shipments
from Minnesota. Wisconsin and Michi-
gan are about l,0ooa goo tons~the
largest in history
Ute boiler IN samuel keney's saw
nill at Columbia City, Ind exploded
aud killed Engineer Joseph Allen and
Frank Kelly.
Fire a. Purcell. OIL DESTROYED se
buildings me loss IL $4,000 Two
men have been arrested for arson. 10
lives We're lost
bunrycn eypresses willingness ID
return to NmeEiea and attend an fn.
Nas. lon e. kAs Nre aratust thp
New York Yacht club
Mrs u l. - Miss Dean
vile ~ on y Re AZ Sister i'll