Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-12-05
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
DOMESTIC MATTERS.

q fight with Corbett.
A Cuban-American league was
formed at Cleveland, Ohio.
Omaha secures the Toledo franchise
in the Western baseball league
American owned sugar estates in
Cuba worth $2O,000,000 are threatened
by Gomez's recent order.
A decree Of foreclosure Is signed IN
the case of the Seattle, Lake Shore d.
Eastern railway.
Football: Michigan 20, Minnesota 0;
Yale 20, Princeton 10; Pennsylvania
II: Harvard Ia
The st. Louis board of fire under
writer's has expelled firm for employ"
ing female solicitor.
Moore and Purtell postpone their
fight at Kansas City, the law being too
much In evidence.
Buffalo and other wild animals IN
Yellowstone Park are being killed OFF
rapidly by poachers.
Eugene V. Debs was released from
Woodstock jail and was enthusiastical-
ly received In Chicago.
ne ltHIlII ItDOI VI VI 'h''''" 80 ~
Petersburg show 33 cases and nine
deaths since the 10th
The Milwaukee and Northwestern
roads are credited with new extensions
in southern Minnesota.
Starvation prevails among the min
ers in central Pennsylvania Hundreds
OF families are destitute.
Iowa people Of foreign birth address
a process to Lord Salisbury regarding
Turkey aud the Armenians.
The bondsmen Of Taylor, South Da-
kotas defaulting treasurer, must pay
a balance OF 100000 to the state.
Saturdays steamers carried more
than 81, 500 900 in gold to Europe max
Ing the weeks shipments $735O,OOO.
North Dakota populists scheme to
secure the election Of n free sllverlte
or democrat to the national senate.
City. acted strangely on the bench,
and was taken to nm insane asylum.
Weather Forecastor Dunn of New
York. proposes 10 distribute predic-
lions through the telephone systems.
Rev. william II. O'Connell. of Bost
ton, was selected by the propaganda
for rector of the American college In
Rome.
Claretta Avery, colored girl ten
years old, preached thrilling sermon
at Zion African NJ. E. church. New
York city.
George Phealan, son of the late Con-
gresham Phealan, of Tennessee, died
from injuries received in football
game.
Austin Corbin's 700 Italian immi-
grams must pay from $1,000 to $4,000
each for their farms In the Arkansas
colony.
The Nicaraguan government has
withdrawn the Nicnraguan minister to
the United States, Senior Don Horacio
GuZman.
The treasury department offers to
pay express charges on gold sent IN
and on currency given in exchange
therefor.
The United States minister to Tur-
key takes energetic measures for the
protection of American female mis-
slonaries
Thomas Maybcck and son were
burned fatally in n fro at Winston, N.
c.. which destroyed their brandy dis
tillery.
Tho section around Atchlson, Kan
sas, Ia being flooded with one-dollar
bills raised to tens. The specimens
are almost perfect.
The United States court In Cheyenne
decided that the hammock Indians had
a right under their treaty to hunt
game in Jackson's hole.
The members of the democratic
steering committee of the federal SON
ate disagree rs to what should be done
when that body organizes
The body of Calvert Vaux, the land
scape architect, was found In the har-
Dor Off Bath Beach. The police be
lievo he committed suicide
Post norton examination sho /
that Annie Moe, found dead In Chr
cago. died from drink and was not
murdered by Charles Moe
The failure of |, Nj. Roscn' hal of
Columbus. O., for $4,000 Is annou lced,
He had mistlt clothing houses in Co
lumbus, Toledo and Cleveland.
President Andrew IT, Green an
noupccs that the bill authorizing the
preparation of charter for the
greater New York Is nearly completed.
Twin city banks which were victim
izod by Stoncwall DE France. the
forger now in the Michigan poniten-
tiary. will settle with the convicts
wife.
Mrs. Mary T, Mcmillan, atlas Mrs.
Mack, was convicted OF counterlclting
postage stamps and sentenced to
eighteen months In Elic county IN. w
pcnitentiary.
There IL a queer mystery about the