Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-23

/ The Montgomery miners will also re-
sumo work.
Fredus Aldridge, one of the Oldest
members of the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows In Maryland, died
at Cherry Hill, Cecil county, In the
S3d year OF his age.
starter James i. Caldwell, according
to one Of the proprietors OF gambling
mousse in Hot Springs, lost $4,000 at
faro In one sitting In that house, with
ont having paid in any cash, and now
he refuses to keep his promise to
pay.
Volney Beard, single and 81 years
old, was shot and killed at Licking
ton, Ky, by Albert G. Hall, grocery
man for whom Beard formerly clerk
ed. Several weeks ago Hall discovered
Illicit relations between his wife and
Beard.
United States District Attorney Mac
Farlanc, Of New York, Is preparing a
supplemental brief In the NOyes Dana
case, In answer to some Of the argu-
mcnts Of counsel for the defendant.
a decision will not be given by Judge
Brown for several days yet.
ChaunCey NJ. DepeW and members
Of his family gave n pleasant dinner
party and dance to Miss Adele Sloane
and John Burden, whose engagement
VI marriage has been announced, at
their home In New York.
The United States Mutual Accident
association Is declared insolvcnt with
liabilities of 100000 and assets Of
$50 600. Its downfall is due to vicious
attacks by former officers, who urged
policy holders to insure else where.
A dairy division has been created in
the bureau Of animals industry of the
agricultural department, and Henry
Il. AIvord, now Of Durham, n. H.,
has been appointed chief at $1,000
Il year.
Gail Hamilton abigail Dodge, the
cherished friend Of the late cX-ScC-
rotary Blaine, suffered stroke of
paralysis and Is in quite Il dangerous
condition at Mrs. Blaine's residence,
Washington.
The grand Jury which has been in
vcstigatlng the management of the
Memphis. Tenn, county jail under
Sheriff McCarve., has returned n re-
port containing some serious charges
of brutality against that officer.
Jcre Young, aged 60 years, com
mittcd suicide in New Market, n. H.,
BY shooting himself through the heaC
Mr.. Young was Il Grand Army veteran
and participated In the Kearsage-
Alabama fight.
Eugene DutIhl, president Of the
Phoenix National bank, OF New York,
Is dead at the age Of 81 years. He
was Greek by birth, and said to have
been the best whist player in New
York.
The populisrs Of Indiana, under In
structions from Chairman Taubeneck,
Of the national committee, are now
manocuvering for n union with the
free silver wing of the democratic
party.
The president has denied the petition
for pardon of William c. Chase. who
was recently convicted of publishing
n libel against G. II. !. Taylor, re-
cordcr Of deeds Of the District Of
Columbia.
The st Paul Globe. The leading
Democratic paper In Minnesota. pass
cd into the hands of n new company.
Harold Smith, of Chicago. becomes
It's business manager, and j. &. Pyle.
for the pact fifteen years associate
editor of tie 'ionccr Press, takes the
position of cdtor-n chief
At the cleveland session Of the
National League of Musicians 1t was
voted unanimously not to affiliate with
the American Federation of Labor. 1t
was also decided to appoint Il COM
mlttcc to go to Washington to protest
against the competition of government
and alien bands.
Deaths: Dr. Paul ,iHCuickc, at New
ark, n, j.: Isaac Clanin, at Lombard,
Ill.,, General Joseph II. Cotton. at New
llnN on, Conn: Rev. j. NJ Fulton, at
Jacksonville, H.; Mrs. Rose lIran"y,
at Galva, III; Lcvl Fulk ut Virginia.
ILL.,: Mrs. 1cmima WtlCoXou, ut Mum
ric, Ind, Buell. Davis. at Fairhury,
H.; George Lewis, ut Peru, Ind; and
Mrs Frank Brown. wife of Governor
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