Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-12-31

Harry AudIHb dnN oDDi -
were blown to atoms. Inc snocK
was felt for miles around.
An additional batch of anarchists
was sentenced at Barcelona. torty
~ them we're condemned 10 twenty
wears imprisonment and TWEEN y
eight ID eight years irs p ism.
eableeram received at the ate
denartment from United States Minis
ter DENLY, at Peking, states 'hal
china has accepted the rules for tne
prevention OF collisions at Gen.
The American Federation Of LaDo''
n session in Cincinnati, unan mousiy
reelected President Samue Gompers'
lanes Duncan Of Baltimore was
unanimously chosen second VICE
president.
Mrs J. Suppler's sugar house on
Catherine plantation near Wnlte-
castle, La, was totally des royed by
fire together with $500 barrels Of
sugar. The sugar house cost Sl4O'ooo.
The insurance is $4,000.
-Four thousand unemployed men
held a nassmeeting at Denver ana
passed resolutions demanding that
the city authorities set them at work
on public improvements for which ap-
propriations had been made.
The Columbus, Sandusky and Heck
ing railroad has leased the joint use
Of the Wheeling and Lake Efie ter
mlnals in Toledo and OF tracks from
Bellevue, thus giving It an entrance
into Toledo. The Lease runs ninety
years.
Gabriel Russ. J5hn Antras, Charles
Swanson. Charles Andcg son and
Lewis Jackson were killel instan ly
in the virginus shaft at Cura@, Co.
They were placing timbers In the
shaft when the cage fell, carrying
them with it.
A Chicago man who fired two shots
at his wife from whom he is sep
arated, was chased by an eniaged
crowd of men, women and children,
and they would have wreaked ven
geance on him but for the timely y
rival Of a policeman.
Allen c. Ady, who failed for half
million dollars in real estate, has been
sentenced in Columbus, Ohio, to the
penitentiary for eighteen months fos
borrowing money in a way which
seemed to be secured by first mort
gage when 1t was not.
Charles NJ. Sprague of New York
has been appointed permanent re-
eeiyer of the Recamier Manufacturing
company in proceedings brought by
its directors for voluntary dissolu-
ton of the company. Liabilities,
$73, 800; assets, $6,412.
The Boston schooner Max, Capt.
GezequiI, from Port au Prince, Eiayti,
for Boston, with logwood, was totally
wrecked on Long Cay Bahamas. The
crew was saved and all the cargo VIII
be saved. The Max was two-masted
schooner. registering 143 tons.
A sheriff Of Crown Point, Ind. has
sold his two handwriting blood
bounds to the state OF M nnesota~
THAT state will use the dogs 10 watch
the state prison and track crim'na 5
who escape Buck" and Jim re
eeiyed their tanning on Texas
farm.
The governor Of Texas, in compli
Il call from Gov Mitchell
u Florida, for a convention to meet
mt Tampa, January 90, 10 discuss the
best methods of harbor defense for
southern ports, in case of war. has APP
pointed seven delegates TO represent
Texas at the meeting.
EARLY in January there viii be e.
tablshed in Tacoma, Wash, the first
wholesale clothing mandatory in
the northwest, 1t will he managed by
the Tacoma wooden mills, A new
plant, costing $4,000, will be estab-
lshed, having a capacity OF l50 suits
daily and employing $50 persons.
Governor elect Pingree will attemp,
to carry his reform administration
into the state university. Ills plans
are to obtain the professors Twice
about legislation He has offe, :
prize OF $20 10 the law stu ert p in
ing out the greatest humble. of IN
operative laws ID the Michigan statu
books
New York aldermen have authorised
the building of the proposed public
library on the site OF the Bryant park
reservoir The plan is 10 consoli ate
the Astor, Lenox and Tilden libra les
The sum available from the three
sources is now about $S,O0O,0o0 Of
which one-half can be used as a wusk
Ing capital,
Train M. 81, west bound On the
Southern railway which lief, Biz
mingham. Ala. Thursday afternoon,
was stopped on Friday night in ray
site county hy TWO masked men. WAC
Tagged the train on bridge One 81
the express safes was hr.ken inso.
fhe e0bbers sot very ltdc FOR their
trouble
Mayor SSmrall ~ Lexington has re-
eeiyed a letter from Dune id, New
zealand informing him that Il sf
scription OF $3.50 would be sent rs a
Christmas present for George Ira
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