Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-15

MariQuita SeranO, Doth OF new 10TH.
Il is said that one of the early we'd
dings will be that of these young peo-
pie.
judgment for $40 4S9.54 was filed
against the Eagle and Phoenix Manu-
featuring company of Columbus, Ca,
In favor OF the National Bank OF the
Republic on a demand note made on
June /, 1894.
Vice President Stevenson announc-
ed himself in favor Of Bryan and Sc
wall and free silver in a speech to the
auadrennial convention of the Nation
al Association of Democratic clubs at
st. Louis.
Tho preside at Frisco was en- fete,
the occasion being the wedding OF
Miss Jennie l.. Catherwood, step
daughter OF Major Darlirs OF the Fiji
tenth artillery, and Cr. Martin Grin
nell of New York.
The Tyler Texas Car and Lumber
company has been placed in the hands
OF receiver. The liabilities are IN
the neighborhood or $250000 The
assets are estimated at from S15O,OO0
to 100000.
Sufferers from the hurricane IN
Florida are said to be without food or
shelter, and appeals will be sent out
to the people of the United States.
Lord and Lady Russell left for their
home in England.
a company has been organized with
Vanderbilt capital, il Is said, to de-
yelop the gold mines Of Ecuador.
Miss Abbie Porter McCulley who
lived over year with broken neck,
died in New York
Matthew w. Berriman wealthy
cigar manufacturer and clubman Of
Chicago. has been sued for breach OF
promise by Miss Ida b. Loser OF that
city. who estimates the damages she
is alleged to have sustained at S5O,ooO.
An unconnrmed report from Guthrie,
Okla. states that d bloody battle be-
tween the full breeds and squaw men
occurr, d in the Choctaw country on
Corse creek, in which several squaws
and their white husbands were killed.
Major Mckinley addressed sixteen
different delegations in one day In
Guiding visitors from twelve states, at
his home in Canton. To a party of
5000 wheelmen he spoke about the
utility and attraetiveness of the bicy-
Gle
The Sc, 900 bail Of STEPHEN A. Dutton-
indicted on complaint of Miss LILY
Godfrey of Washington, d. G., VINO
charged him with swindling her out
of S25 900. was forfeited in New York
because Of his appearance In
court.
William r. Rose has been appointed
receiver of the stock Of B. l.. Price q
Co. clothing manufacturers, New
York in proceedings for dissolution
of the firm. Liabilities, $4,000; nom
nal assets, $4,000; actual assets
$25 1000.
Much anxiety is felt at St Johns,
N. r.. regarding the Peary expedition
steamer Hope, which is now consider
ably overdue from Sydney, G. b.,
where she loaded coal for st. Johns
after landing the members of the ex-
pedition.
Anna Elliot Ticknor, daughter Of
the late George and Anna Tieknor of
Boston died at her summer home at
Newport. She was about 70 and was
unmarried Her father was the we'll
known author and Harvard professor
who died in 1871.
The orehouse at the celebrated May
Bell mine on Straub mountain, Cal,
was broken into and 65 sacks of ore,
worth about 100000. stolen There is
no clue to the thieves. Every work
man about the property was dis
charged.
Judge K Denny. who announced
himself republican candidate in the
seventh district. Ky. has made public
card withdrawing from the contest
leaving Brechinridge a clear field with
the support Of the gold standard vot-
ers of both parties.
II is generally believed that as a Sc
quence to the meeting OF the western
road presidents grain rates from the
west to Chicago will be materially ad.
vaneed by Nov, |. The advance sched.
uled for corn is said to be about cents
per 100 pounds.
News was received at Baltimore,
Ore. of the burning to death. at Sum
nit of Mrs T. Savage, her infant and
two young sons. The discovery OF
an AK on tho floor has caused suspi-
cion that the fire may have been pre-
ceded by foul play.
The Iowa board of election arbitra-
tion has decided that Palmer demo-
Gratis are entitled to use the appella-
ton national democrats" on the off,
cial ballots, thus ending bitter CON
troversy between democratic party
factions in this state.
Secretary Herbert has awarded the
contract for building one of the thir-
ty-knot torpedo boats, the largest of
$50 tons, To the Union Iron works Of
san Francisco and the contract for
two smaller thirty-knot boats to the
Bath Iron works of Maine
At Arkoe. Mo. young woman has