Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11


was elected department commander OF
the Michigan Grand Army of the Re
public.
A new morning paper, to be known
as the Boston Daily Standard, will be
issued in Boston by the Boston Daily
Publishing company.
Robert Leitch & Sons, brass
founders, Of Washington, made an as
signment. The assets amount OF Sl02,-
431. and liabilities 500 ,451.
The death Of two children in Brook
lyn is believed to have been caused by
German antitoxin, used In cases of
dlphtheria.
DR.. William Hotchklss, who, 1t is
thought was 40 years old, died In st.
Louis. He had been free mason 100
years.
At conference at Ottumwa, Iowa, IL
was decided to call out 5000 miners
from the mines of operators who re-
fuse to pay the 1894 scale.
Rev. G.. S. V. Howard, of Chicago,
has been expelled from It's ministry
and membership by the North Indiana
Methodist conference.
Extensive planning mill of Gustzkow
Brothers, on Vogels Island, Menomince
valley, Wis, was destroyed. Loss,
$4,000
Yachting In the west shows UNI
precedented popular interest and new
o., ipln nd 1aIfnG hpinU de-
vised.
Schooner Laura Nelson, Of Norfolk,
Va, was wrecked at Mays Head, N. g.,
the crew Of thirteen men being res
cued.
An unknown schooner fOundered of
Halifax, N. S., and her crew Is Inn
prsoned In the rigging with no chance
to escape.
An Atlanta bank has won n suit In
volving $4,000 from the Fidelity and
Casualty company, of New York, on
the bond OF It's absconding cashier
In calling n meeting Of New York
anarchists to denounce Bismarck,
Johann Most alludes to him as n muir
dorer.
Stanford university has secured the
valuable private library Of the late
Professor IIildcrbrand, Of the Leipzig,
Germany, university.
ii. -. Aylsworth was mulcted for
ST, 900 In breach OF promise suit IN
stituted by Miss Sine Nelson In Chi
cago.
McGanns Street Railway company |
sued Ycrkes and his associates, of Chi
cagO, for 100000 damages, alleging
Secretary Gresham may demand that |
Hawaii shorten the sentences of Amer
leans who have been convicted of con-
spracy
Levi w. Moen, of Newark, n. j., adj
mitted that he was 'Doc" Wilson. He
thinks he can prove himself guiltless
of all blame IN the Mocn affair and
will soon begin sensational suit,
Orders have been sent from the navy
department to Mare island to have the
United States coast defense ship
American interests.
The decision Of the supreme court
In the income tax cases has not been
made There were rumorS In Wash
Ington that the law would be declared
George skinner, proprietor of all of
the patent carousals at the leading sea
side resorts, died Mt his home In AFRO
char, Staten island. Pneumonia is
given as the cause of his death.
The Honduras government has sig
nlhed It's willingness to reimburse the
widow Of the murdered American Rem
ton. Search Is now being made for the
murderer
w. Scott Peabody, n prominent cloth
ing merchant of IIavcrhlll, Mass, after
telling his wife that he was tired of
life, went into tho bath room of his
home and took two ounces of prussic
acid. He died shortly afterward.
The body of Edward ilcubach, who
for over thirty years was the con
tidcntinl clerk of ROggc x Koch, of
Baltimore, and who disappeared from
that city December 80 last, was found
floating In the ratapsco river 1t Is
supposed he committed suicide.