Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-10-03
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
AT HOME.


hurst Of Lemont, Iii.
American athletes won every event
in the contest with Engllshmcn at
Manhattan Field.
Th Upper Michigan mining strike
has been declared off, the men losing
their cause.
Rev. Frank X. MiIlspaugh, formerly
OF Minnesota. is ordained Episcopal
bishop OF Kansas.
The graves Of seven Of John Browns
followers at IIarper's Ferry have been
located Mt last.
Impressive ceremonies took place at
Rome on the twenty-tifth anniversary
of the unIlicaiion Of Italy.
With due ceremony the cotton
states and international exhibition was
opened in Atlanta, Ga.
Richard Croker returned from Eng
land and declared himself absolutely
out Of New York politics.
In the presence Of nearly 100000 per-
sons the Chickamauga park was dcdi-
Gated with stirring exercises.
The report that a challenge had
been sent from England for cup
race next year II confirmed.
Lieut.. Ieary ana companions reached
st. Johns, n. IT,, after having nearly
starved in the Arctic region
John y. IIasklns, well known In
New York pO!.I y, died Of pnresis, AT
Chcstertown. IN the Adlrondacks
A passenger trail, on the Wisconsin
Central was held up by robbers, who
use dynamite, but get - booty,
The Yeslcr min at YcsIcr, Wash,
was destroyed by fire. The loss Is
$75oO0, fully covered by insurance.
1t IL reported at Milwaukee that the
schooner Pcnolcc has gone down with
all hands. She carried a crew Of about
seven men.
Charles Smith shot and killed edna
Buchcrt ana HIS seven y"ar-oId dnngh-
ter at Decalur, H., Saturday.
Secretary Of War Dan Lamont has
summarIly dcposcd Lieut.. Col, =. NJ.
WhlicsIdc. Il. s. A.. commandaut Of
Jefferson mo1 barracks.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Cosllgan, wife of the
real estate broker and banker, George
CostIgan. of New York city, died of
apoplcXy.
Judge w. e.. Young died In Jefferson
City, Mo. lie had served on The
bench nnd was noted M n phllanthro-
pSl and prison reformcr.
Governors Woodbury. and Turncy
slightly married the pleasure OF the re-
union In Chattanooga, Tenn, by nm
unfortunate reference to secession
Conccsslonarcs In the midway IN
Atlania's exposition promise startling
performances, but the managers say
they will suppress everything indie.
cent,
Mrs. Paul II, Wilkes. formerly Miss
Margaret Hone. daughter Of the late
Philip Hone, Of New York city. has
begun suit for absolute divorce aga Inst
her husband
Ihr Americans cup committee re-
piled to Lord Dunravcn'S last letter,
placing the responsibility on him for
railing to snil the NalkyrIe over the
course In the last cup race.
George NJ. Parsons, a multi.milllon-
nire, died at his residence, In Column
bus, ohio, seventy seven years old.
One of his daughters is the Princess
De lynar, of Dresden Germany
Senator hin had secret conferences
with leaders of various democratic
elements with Il view TO clearing the
situation in New York city. ana re-
turned to Albany.
Lord Dunravcn was interviewed In
Newport, Il. L., and said he had none
but the klndlicst feelings for AmerI-
cans and intended to treat them with
no discourtcsy in the cup contests
Robert Whlttrock, cighty-rour years
old, veteran Of the war of lS3G.
which resulted in the Independence of
Texas, aud n hero of the battle Of
san JacInto, died in Sinton, Texas
Roy, Joel Jewel. an aged rrNahy-
terrain Clergyman, died In Troy, Pa.
after over nifty years continuous ser.
vice as m active minister, lie was
the originator of the expression tee
totalcr."
The Netherlands limo steamship,
Elam. which sailed from New York
for Amsterdam September q. found
erred Off start Point near Dartmouth.
after collision. Passengers and crow
were saved,
Every business house with the On
reption Of three. about dozen rNsi-
denceS aud the two hotels were burned
AT the village Of Dodge, II miles west
of Scrihncr, Neh. The loss is $l1O.OOO.
with little Insurance.
Edward Ahrcns. Of Jersey CItN. 81
the firm Of G. AhrcnS X SON whole
sale gtocerS, pcy street, New York,
died suddenly OF Rrtght's disease al
East Walden, Orange county. lie was
thirty eight years old.
The mystery surrounding the muI,
der OF Allen w Dale the eiyil engl
necr employed hy the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad, whose body was found in the
Delaware and Raritan canal, near
Princeton, \ j., has not been solved.
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