Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
AT HOME.

cred from the ruins Of the Detroit
Journal building.
1t Is denied tnat the Fair Will con-
test has been settled.
Nez Perez Indian lands have been
opened to settlement
Two men are reported killed by
bears at Foxboro, Mimi.
Senator Brice comedies that the re-
publicans will elect the next president.
The Erie road was sold to the rcor-
ganization committee for $l0,000,OO0.
Jake Gaudaur won the champion
ship single scull race at Austin, Tex.
Richard c. Rowe, the Iowa embez-
zler, will be brought back from Mex
leo.
Ex-senator Allen G. Thurman, of
Ohio, is very Ill from the effects of n
fall.
Timothy IIealy was removed from
the executive committee of the Irish
National league.
Mrs Cornelia Afford Of Mississippi
was chosen president OF the Non-Par-
tisan w. c. r. u.
All Chicago roads decided to aid the
Great Northern should the A. II. U,
declare a strike.
The leading republican newspaper
of kentucky favors the nomination Of
Mckinley and Bradley
A. G. Probert, the Wisconsin banker
was again arrested at Washburn on
the charge of illegal banking.
The bodies of the anarchists who
were hanged in Chicago nro to be cx-
humed and cremated
Coal in paying quantities, 1t Is in
sisted, IL found on the Big Fork river,
In northern Minnesota.
Inspector Robert M. Hanna stabbed
with n knife and fork by his wifo's
new servant at Montclair, N. j.
DR.. Kochne, at Now Vim, was eX-
oneratcd OF the charge OF completely IN
the murder of Policeman Winkolman.
The missing steamer Missoua, IT
transpircs, foundcred off the north
shore Of Lake Superior, No lives were
lost.
A new corjngo trust has been
formed, with headquarters at ELIZA
beth, N. j., and Il capital Of $l2,0O0,
900.
A lynx weighing 40 pounds was
shot I'm main street, near tho center
of the city, OF San Diego, Cal, II few
days ago.
1t Is now thought that the Bur
ia, ma
accidentally burned to death and not
murdered.
1t Ia reported that Il great pool is be-
ing formed to include not only all the
railroads cast of Chicago, but the lake
steamship lines.
Citizens Of Albany, n. v, and other
cities along the line of the canals re-
Joico over tho fact that $4,000 900 Is to
be spent In improvements.
BnbCar and Barry. English, defeated
Teomer and Rogers, American, ut the
Austin Crex.) regatta and lowered the
record for throcmilo double sculs
GX Consul Waller writes from the
French prison In which he Ia confined
TINT he IL broken in health, and that
he doesn't expect to SEQ his family
again.
Secretary Carlisle will ask congress-
for legislation to produce more rove
nuc, acknowledging that tho new tar
in bill as n revenue measure Is II fail
ure.
DR.. Robert Il. Weir, the famous
IA, "A A 4.
divorced wife OF clubman Henry New
ell Alden in New York.
DR.. Robert Buttoy died at Rome, Ga
lie was one OF tho most distinguished
surgeons In the world. lie was born
In Augusta, Ga. in 1928.
loving cup, the tribute of the
dramatic profession to Joseph Iclfcr-
son, was presented to him In the pres
ence of many actors and actresses in
New York.
John Victor Bargstrom, II former
employee OF the Great Northern road in
st. Paul. charged with cmbe2zlins
$4,000 from tive company, was ar-
rested in New York.
Nebraska democrats propose that
they Will settle the silver question
among themselves by holding primary
elections, the minority to submit to tho
majority.
All the Presbyterian churches with
unite in II meeting in aid of foreign
missions, which will be addressed by
former President Harrison and former
Secretary of state Foster
President Cleveland approved an
amendment To the civil service rules '
which brings numerous postmnstcrs
and their employees within the classi- +
fled service.
Democrats politicians admit that
the logic OF political events seems to
point to the acceptance by President /
Cleveland of third term nomination, I
hut the president is not n candidate Cor I
denomination
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