Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-11-26

The New York state board OIL health
intends asking the next legislature Of
that state for special appropriation
" analyze the different beers manu-
featured in the state.
Rev. WHY'S Rede, rector Of I'm
manuel Episcopal church Of ROCKFORD
IN. has rendered his resignation 70
accept the rectorship Of the Chureh "
the Incarnation at Atlanta
Capt. Charles B. Diekman and Col.
Emilia Nunez, charged with being I'M
nlicated in a Cuban filibustering ex-
pedition ON the steamer Laurada' we're
put ON trial in New York
Charles Atkinson, a farmer, found
His wife in company with samuel
Young at neighbor's house, and IN q
Jealous rage shot and mortally
wounded Young He gave himself up.
Perry Okla. Charles Hyatt, dep
nm sheriff of this county, is under af-
rest charged with the murder OF me-
wife. The prisoner insists that ne
migtook his wife for barnyard thlel'
George If. MeCuskey, a ticket
broker who, until recendly lived IN y.
paul was badly burned IN Chicago by
yi,riol thrown at him By MS WIFE
McCluskey left the woman some time
ago.
Ia Hung Chang has sent Andrew
Carnegie an order for 10000 tons OF
steel rails. There is also an order Tor
900 ions Of T rails, which are 70 &c
,4ed ia level country districts for light
traffic.
Il was proved in Central Park that
the circumference of an elephant s
foot is always half it's height. The
monster Buzzle stands s feet, inches
high and the foot measure is feet, :
inches.
George r. Peck, who was injured by
falling down an elevator shaft at the
shoreham, Washington, complains
continually of pain in the side and
the doctors fear one or more ribs were
fractured.
A man named Hogan, representing
himself as agent for safe manlfac-
turer, has been disposing of cheap
sheet iron and clay filled safes to
farmers in Iowa, taking notes which
he sold to bank.
Washington. Secretary Mercer, Of
the republican congressional commit
tee, said there is practically no doubt
that the committee would continue
active work for the next two years
and probably till 1900.
San Francisco Much local interest
is felt here in tho decision CT the
United States supreme court in the IT.
rigation bonds case, About 100000
of irrigation bonds are held in this
vicinity and in Europe,
Governor Morrill, of Kansas has
pardoned George w, Elliott Of Chi
cago, who was convicted of burglary
in that state. Elliott was convicted
ON circumstantial evidence and Is be-
lieved TO have been innocent.
Cleveland, Ohio The Cleveland
Steel company owned by the Rookie
fellers, is erecting big crucible steel
plant. Ii will be the only concern Of
the kind in the country as all crueible
steel is now imported from Sweden.
An artesian well now being bored
in Cairo, H., at depth of $50 feet is
passing through quartz that careful
assay by experts shows rich with both
gold and silver. A shaft will prob
ably be sunk Immediately in place Of
the we'll,
William Bryan has agreed to de-
liver fifty lectures at $1,000 each
DR.. Chambers, of Jersey City.
grated flesh from a boys thigh into
the socket of his eye SO as to make a
new socket for a glass eye The
operation was successful,
The works of the Chicago Horse Shoe
company, located at East Chicago,
Ind. have been started up with a full
force Of men after years idleness.
Extensive improvements are being
made, which will give employment to
an additional number
The Buell. wooden mills al ST. JOS
eph. Mo- will resume operations on
full time Wednesday morning This
is enc OF the largest wooden mills IN
the west, and about two weeks ago it
closed down on account of the uncer-
tainty OF the money question.
The cotton mill of the Columbian
Manufacturing company at High
Bridge n H.. which has been shut
down since April l6, has started up
on half time. The mill is the only in
dustry in the village and gives en-
pigment to $50 operatives
Francis J Gallagher. who killed j..
N DuGan ard Joseph Reid with a
penknife, was sentereed by Muncie.
Ind, Judge 70 two years in prison Tor
pugan's death. The jury liz the Reid
case gave Gallagher twenty-one
years but new trial was gtanied
The Methodist bishops have assigned
$4,000 for German and Swedish mis-
sion work in Idaho. Columbia River.
Puget Sound. Oregon and northern