Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-11-11

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"a leaves a widow ana a son
conu-martial, OF which
aaoraI Wade will be president, mas
haen ordered by General Mileo
cantain Lowering for assauitihs ~
80 hammond at Fort sheridan
~ w Bremen of Globe, Arizona
mutttad suicide at a hospital ABOUT
ZEN wears ago he took s3'ooo'ooV lionl
w. silver mines. Recent business re-
- n,ore the cause OF the suicide
colonel John s. Ford Know
,,ronghout Texas as Colonel mp
Ga he Indian fighter, died after I
,antb,s illness. He was 81 years VI
aao and a native OF South Caroiiha'
one hundred thousand people lookeu
10 sace of Henry George ais
t,rquished New Workers euIoslNeu
MIN and at night the body was t@Aen
70 p%rooklyn. where it was buried
mn number of immigrants VINO ar
.r,ad IN the United States during the
erst three months Of the present hScSl
- voc 40 29s. a decrease OF nearly
~ 200 compared with the same Pel'''
last year. u,o,o nine
A. frankfort, KY, there were hlhe
fatalities as the result OF the eiec'iou'
Fdward Hamilton, employed at the
worcester, Mass.) National pahK'
killed his wife and daughter ana V"e"
shot himself. .,
A mixed passenger and freight tram
roIIed down a forty-foot embankmeht
an the Sedalia. Warsaw IL oouthWeS'-
ern road. three times north OIL war
saw No. Engineer John n
was killed.
Private e. G. Haynes. U. 5. A" was
found guilty Of murder in the secohu
deqree NJ one OF the two women myS-
~teriously slain at the time haynes
himself was wounded near PIatIsou's'
N. j., last spring.
Ex-Judge Walling, a prominent ueli
ocrat of Monmouth county, n Jr Voteu
at Newport, in that county ana soon
afterward shot himself dead, as the re-
suit. it is believed, OF intense ahAlo'S
over the election.
Miles NJ. Dawson reiterated ms
attachment that Cashier Banta' Oh une
New York Life Insurance company
rad told him Thomas G. Platt demand
cd and received $50, 900 as a campaign
contribution" from that company.
seporita Cosslo Cisneros, the CUBAN
refugee. was given a public reception
at the Auditorium in Chicago. uhiteu
States Senator VIM. e. Mason spoke
on Cuba. The attendance was II o
large. A rich widow wants to ADOPT
Cossio.
It is believed that the Georgia lcgls-
Ioture will pass a law making the
playing OF football in that state a mis-
demcanor in view Of the fact a INJURY
of r. V. Cannon, a University OF
Georgia player, while taking part IN a
game.
Chief Mays of the Cherokees has eX-
pressed his opinion that the allotmens
Of lands viii not be fought by the
Indians If the scheme is projected III,
the right way. The chief faVors the
formation of one state by the hye
tribes of Indians.
II. X. Gidden, manager OF the
Moosehead ranch, Itntah county
Wyoming, has just "~hipped east a
carload with th~irty-four %yearling elks'
The animals are consigned to eX-State
Senator Litchfeld of New York n
are to be placed on his lands in the
Ad~irondacks,
The navy department, In reply to a
telegram from Governor Pingree OF
Michigan. has refused to make any re-
pairs to the Yantic OF to guarantee the
state of Michigan protection in case OF
libel proceedings are instituted by the
owners of the Canadian steamer with
which the Yantic was In collision.
The work of organizing the national
fair for cummercial. travellers, to be
held February rs to March 2 ut Madi-
con Square garden. New York, has be-
gun. The aim of the fair is TO increase
to the greatest possible extent the
building fund which is 10 complete the
American home for aged or disabled
commercial travellers, their dependent
families or wives and orphans. The
home is already partly built, on the
South mountain. just outside the city
Of BluEhamton.
News was received at Wareham Of
the arrest at Onset Bay, Mass, OF
Henry r. Foulke. one of the leaders Of
Barr to ~reorgani2e theosophy and
s]pirltualism. Mr. Foulke Is charge
with committing an unnatural act
The arrest was made by offers b. I.
and L. X. Smith OF the Mass
achusetts society for the prevention Of
cruelty TO children. The prisoner was
given a hearing. He pleaded not
n., and NJ the request Of the gov
eminent the case was continued. ban
being fixed at 50. 500.
An English syndicate has bought
Frank Phiscator's gold mines In
Alaska, paying sl,o0o.00 for three
claims. No. n ON Bear Creek. and two
rich claims on Eldorado The syudj-