Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-03-07
TELEGRAMS In BRIEF.
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registration Of all Michigan voters VIII
be killed by the judiciary committee.
An engine and eight ears fell through
trestle into a forty-foot llyine neai
Spring valley, III. No one was hurt
Illinois senate has passed bills "a
extemahnate the Russian thistle ana
TO regulate elevated railroads
Indiana republicans hage passed tne
legislative apportionment bill, despite
The Charge that 1t is unconstitutional.
George W. Prince, Of Galesburg, was
nominated for congress by the replb-
leans Or the tenth Illinois district,
p. Bogdanoff, first secretary OF the
Russian legation at Washington. killed
himself while respondent from Illness
Judge Jobu Handley, Of the forty
fifth Pennsylvania district, is dead at
Scranton. lie leaves an estate OF
several millions.
Both branches of the Michigan
legislature passed bib providing Tor
registration III the city Of Detroit
The National League Of Baseball
clubs adopted a playing schedule ana
voted to reinstate Fred Pfetfcr'
Curtis and William Waltz were
killed by The explosion Of the boiler
IN sawmlll near AdelI'hia. Ohio.
Strong evidence In rebuttel was
presented by the prosecution in the
HAYWARD murder trial ut Minneapolis.
Judge John W. Black, Of the second
judicial district Of Wyoming, died,
aged 40.
Governor Alleged has committed the
death sentence Of murderer Beverly,
OF Freeport TO Imprisonment for life
Baled cotton valued at S27 600 Was
burned IN Chords old foundry ware.
house at New Bedford. Mass, The
loss on building was $4,000.
Congressman ". L. WILSON of Wcsl
Virginia, was nominated for pest.
master general, g succeed Wilson :.
Bissell, resigned.
one man WAS killed and another
fatally injured by the explosion OF a
cylinder charged with gas IN a Phim-
delphia laboratory.
The Misslssippi Valley Lumbermell's
association has adopted uniform sys-
tenn of grading and appointing in.
spectors
Mrs. G. O. Ford, daughter of Thomas
II, Wickcs, vice president ol the Pun.
man company seeks divorce from
her husband.
Fdre destroyed The kaestncr build
ing, Chicago, occupied by numerous
tenants. and several adjoining houses,
entaiing loss of 100000.
Mary Marshall aged los years,
dropped dead at her home in Port
Fulton, Ind She Was born in Nir-
ginia, in 1871,
George =. B0yden. a commission
merchant and an active member OF
the Chicago Beard Of Trade died IT
the Union League club
General Mason Blayman, ex-governor
Of Idaho. one of the oldest maS0ns In
The United States, died at Hans Is
City, aged 81
Roger Ryan, Il pioneer Of Christian
County died from stroke Of apoplexy
while sitting III his carriage az pana,
Ill.
Mrs Lydia Ann Sinclair, nee Hicks,
widow of James Sinclair, one OF chi.
cago's pioneers, died at RaycneNoad
aged 50
W. Is StanalH, a Detroit travelling
salesman, jumped Or fell from 4 slnd
story hotel window, sustaining fatal
injuries
In The federal court AT Springfield
The $4,000 damage Sait &c James Mul
lane against The Big Four railway for
injuries received IN the Wann disaster
vas compromised FOR $1,000
Charles Morgan, the Acqnm Greey
train robber, was convicted aud lbs
punishment, hNrd Al eighteen years iui-
prisoument
Max Grant m insurance adiustcr
Of NcN York WIS found guilty VI
being i'hc organizer ~ gailg "a
firebugs
Dr Naltc htnpSter. removed in
She council, was forcbly elected from
Che Office n hcaHh commissioner ot
Milwaukee.
Director ef the Minneapolis expos.
.ion have formally offered tie buil,ling
and size e thc state for capitol pun
poses
A autopsy % llrulu Svtlzsr. ol
Ferc laH8n lAd Nho dbl nailc
Ata0s 9lf Chest showed hi. aeUt
hRl hfaktf u iao
Albert lIe9ma recently mugIed
herehfn u lle3r,A. lll Als bnon
snci Sr 1F~tyh al promise nv Nts,
Mary Biee4ie
faN niUae egg#a t5s aye VI,
etdei g lanet ne suHH sG oa .ie
lienlhPin tli fr IMoN aa
aue eriSiH1ly a>ad
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