Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-09-03

money market was the cause of The
failure.
Thousands Of people from New York,
philadelphia, Albany, Troy and Mo-
hawk valley towns made pilgrimage
to AuriesviIle, N. Y, to the shrine Of
Our Lady OF Martyrs. Services We're
held at the shrine throughout the day
and evening.
It is said that the Candee rubber
shops in New Haven, which employ
about 1900 people, are to remain idle
for an indefinite period. A slight re-
yival Of business is looked for in the
fall, but no large orders are expected
for long time.
Robert O. Johnson shot and killed
his divorced wife, Mrs II. s. Lane, at
San Pedro, Cal, and then shot himself
twice through the head, dying soon
afterward. Jealousy at the woman's
remarriage is believed to have been
Johnson's motive.
The California state bank commits
sioners have declared the Bank Of Ma
tional City insolvent and placed G. B..
Whittesey, cashier in charge. The
directors have been ordered to make an
assessment of 10 per cent. on the au-
thorized capital of 100000.
Miss Florence Sears, known in the
operate world as Nine Selma, was at
tackled and bitten In the right arm BY
copperhead snake in the hills back Of
Cranstons- on-the-Hudson. Her silk
dress held back most of the venom in
the fangs and she will recover.
The United States minister to Tur
key Alexander w. Terrill mas notified
the Turkish government that the lat
ter's answer to the demands of the
United States for indemnity as a result
Of the burning of the American mis-
sions at Kharput and Marash is not sat
isfactory
The returns indicate that Judge Earl,
the candidate against Evans for SEN
ator in South Carolina, has developed
surprising strength, but Evans may
pull through when the country pre-
cincts are heard from. Ellerbe Is nom
mated for governor by an oyerwhelin-
ing majority
Andrew Anderson of Chicago, assist
ant boss canyasman of l., b Lents
circus, was run over by the cars and
killed at Mckenzie, Tenn, at an early
hour Thursday morning. Anderson
was 35 years old and unmarried The
remains were buried at Mckenzie in
the afternoon.
Fears are entertained by Candidate
Bryan that the mine owners are pre-
pairing to abandon him and concen-
trate their attention upon congress-
spending their money to hold their lead
in the senate and be able to make a
formidable showing in the house of
representatives.
The Globe referring to the political
campaign in the United States ex
presses the opinion that the avoidance
of 'spread-eagl by Major McKin-
ley and w. J. Bryan may be accepted
as sign that the Monroeism advocated
by Messrs Cleveland and Olney no
longer dazzles American minds.
Rev. Thomas Ewing Sherman, son of
the late Gen. w. Tecumseh Sherman
has made his final vows Of purity,
chastity and obedience at ST. Peter ana
the presence Of a large congregation,
ST. Paul's church at Detroit, Mich. in
and was forever joined to the Jesuit
order, when he entered in Maryland in
1878.
Thomas Watson, Of Georgia, populist
candidate for the vice presidency, VIII
begin campaign Of oratory in behalf
of his claims to support by populi5ts.
The gold democrats of New Jersey
have elected the following delegates at
large to Indianapolis: William j Cur
It's, George L. Record, James Parker
and Charles Carlton Lewis
Capt j. w. Goshen, editor of the Will
mington Union Republican. the organ
of the republican party in North Caro-
lima, attempted to step from street
car before ii stopped and was thrown
violently on the maeadamized street
His head struck a stone which pro-
duced conclusion of the brain and
caused his death. Capt Goshen was 50
years old,
Obituary: AZ indianapolis, Rev
John Mckinley, Is At Mackinae Is
land, Max j Becker of Pittsburg, 6S.-
At New York, Charles S A. Davis, 81
At London, Charles Frederick ASH
ley Cooper Ponsonhy, Baron de Mauley,
81 at Mt Pleasant, Iowa, Absalou
Leeper. los At Hot Springs. Ark.
Colonel Thomas II Harris of RUSH
vile. Ind, 67.-At Bloomington. Eli
Cassius Gilbert, So At New castle
Col, ] r. H. Mckihben, auditor of
the Asehison, Topeka and Santa IA
railway. At Atlantic city, ". j. Judge
Arthur Macarthur, 81 AT Mt Carroll.
H. William Finlayson, Sat Mason
City. Iowa, Judge " + Thompson