Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-06-25

The treasury has nearly completed
the payment OF claims for beet and
maple sugar bounty On July work
will begin on the 100000 approprIa-
ton for cane sugar.
The president has pardoned Charles
Lawrence, sentenced in Pennsylvania
for classifying national banh books, and
George Gartne, sentenced IN New FORK
for embezzling letters.
4 Samuel Gompers. president oil the
American Federation of Labor, has
commissioned the two noted English
anarchists, Turner and Nowbray, rs
organizers for the federation.
Admiral Ramsay may be given com
mand OF the feet on the Pacific station.
+ in which event Capt r. ID. Evans Is d
promising candidate for the position Of
chief OF the bureau OF navigation.
I William Radcliffe, who has resided AZ
Dec nomowoc, Wis, for fifty years, Is
dead. aged 80 years. He was the father
OF Edward A. Radcliffe II Chicago and
Mrs. Frederick Kiehl or Waukesha.
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Superintendent Watson, Of the West
Shore Railroad, In Weehawken, n. j.,
last March, was found guilty of murder
In the first degree by jury in Jersey
City.
(, After July the cost OF sending ma
tional banks notes to the United States
treasury for redemption will be
charged against each bank of issue, ac-
cording to the amount OF it's notes re-
deemed.
Cardinal Satolli has received no in
formation in regard to the appointment
of his successor, although il is stated
that Monsignor Falconio, archbishop Of
Aeerenja, has been designated by the
pope.
In New York it is reported that Naval
Cadet James r. Carr, now on the In
diana, has offered his services to the
Cuban cause, and says there are many
other cadets ready to resign and go to
Cuba.
Oliver NJ. Shedd formerly imperial
recorder of the Order Of United
Friends, was arraigned at Poughkeep-
sic, N. VI, under indictments for grand
larceny. He pleaded guilty to the first
indictment.
Leopold Moore, United States COM
mercial agent at st. Kits, is dead.
The thirteen postmasters whose nom
nation failed by confirmation of the
senate win be appointed by the presi-
dent at once.
Richard Ryan and Thomas Fahey
were struck by train near Troy, n.
Y, and killed. The unfortunate men
stepped aside to avoid a south-oound
train, when the north bound local
struck them
More than 100 delegates attended the
opening OF the twenty-fourth STAGED
meeting of the supreme lodge, A. Q. u,
w, at Buffalo, N. Y. Supreme Master
Workman Joseph e. Riggs OF Lawrence,
Kan. occupied the chair.
Frank shaffer, colored, who vas
convicted at WiikesLarre, Pa. Of muir
der in being one OF the gang charged
with blowing up a Hungarian shanty
IN 1894, by which four men were killed,
was sentenced to be hanged.
In q rear-end collision near Gosaen.
Ind, on the Lake Shore road, John
Elliott, brakeman, was killed and four
persons were slightly injured. A
freight train broke IN Two and passon
ger train rGn into the rear section.
During labor dispute at Anderson
Ind, Charles Cody killed William
Stricken with an iron bar and escaped
John X Irince, lumberman Of Ash
land, and Miss Maude Mitchell, niece
of the senator, were married at Plain
field, Wis
Tie governor has ordered the tirst
regiment, Oregon national guards, TO
proceed to Astoria, to quell the striking
fishermen. The local authorities are
no longer able to protect tie lives OF
The nonunien fishermen ard property of
lie tannery men
Thomas A, Boardman, the special
partner OF the shoe firm Of Albums &
Pcttingill, which recently failed at
Aiithuui " NdSh,t With lidullllltS vi
$4,000 has withdrawn his appeal to
the Massachusetts supreme cour; and
will so into insolvency with the firm
forty-ton 0y wheel, twenty-four
feet in diameter at the American wire
works in Cleveland Ohio few into
thousand pieces from centrifugal force.
Part of The wheel was thrown into 4
wall sixteen inches thick, and went
clear through it. There were numer-
Gus marrow escapes The lamaga
amounts to $4,000
Governor Altgeld has made reluisi-
ton for John Schools, who is wanted in
Chicago for numbering Charles WI
iams In December 1895 Schools is
under arrest in Neeleyyile. Mo. The
governor re 7tored the rights Of citizen
ship to Emmett Moenan Of Earville.
who has served eighteen months III the
Joliet penitentiary for larceny
The Massachusetts supreme coart, in
the suit Of the American Loan and
Trust company against the Northwest
trn Guarantee company of Minneapolis