Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-12-02
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
DOMESTIC.

Frank Novak, tried at Vinton, Iowa,
for the murder OF Murray, was con-
victed.
W. $. Tyler, late professor OF Greek
language and literature In Amherst
college is dead, aged 81.
Miss Ida Sundsteardt Of Rockford,
ILL.,. was fatally burned by explosion
OF a gasoline stove.
DIR. ID. Il. Salmon, government ex-
pert severely criticised the Borden
process of butter making.
DR.. w. ID. Flynn, ex-president OF
the Minnesota State Medical society,
died at Redwood Falls.
The monetary commission took
recess until Dec, IS, when it will reas-
semble in Washington.
Fifteen alleged moonshiners were
captured by government officers in
raid in Scott county, Ark
Pat Calvin, returned Klondike
miner. now in New York, was offered
/ 900 900 for part of his claim.
Formal charges have been preferred
against John u. Smith, United States
commissioner for Dyea, Alaska.
A fast passenger train on the Lake
Shore ran into a freight at Ligonier,
Ind. demolishing both engines
The employees of the Bourbon Ship
ming company of Bourbon, Ind, are on
n strike against a cut In wages
Three persons were killed and sew
eral others were fatally wounded by a
boiler explosion at Louisville, Miss,
Senator Lindsay of Kentucky thinks
the republicans, If united could ac-
ctmplish a reform Of the currency
At indianapolis Mrs. Nellie VALLEY
recovered a judgment for $5,4lf.SV
lost by her husband at faro game.
Trustees OF the Northwestern univer-
sity are considering the ACCESSIBILITY
OF banishng football from that insti-
tuition.
John Ryan, Sr., a pioneer citizen OF
Atlanta. and one OF the richest ana
most widely-known men in the south,
died
William f, Burden of Newport, K. l.
died in the Astoria hotel New York,
while preparing to dine in his apart
mtnts.
Evelyn b, Baldwin, an arctic eX-.
slorer, returned to Marengo, Ind,
from an extended exploration of wy
andotte cave.
Mrs 0'Relly. widow Of the late John
Boyle OReilly, the patriot, poet ana
editor, died at her home In Boston OF
Pneumonia.
The United States agrees TO suspend
seal-killng for year of the British
will DO the same.
The special naval board considering |
.he subject will recommend the cree
ion Of 5000 600 armor plate by the
government.
The fire which was started week
igo Sunday In the Smuggler mine, at
Aspen, Col is to all appearances I'M
Ter control,
Up To November q a total OF 1889
asses Of yellow fever had occurred in
his country the prosnt year, and 4i6
lad proved fatal.
II. Wiswall. the Boston capitalist
Who was injured by falling into the
.ellar of the Grand Opera house at
Atlanta. died
Tho trial of eX-Cashier r. b. Houtsey
Il the First National bank Of New
port. Ky. has been postponed until
March !.
william McNoa) was found dead by
the road side near Abingdon, Ill.,, his
riderless horse reaching home without
aim.
John Cherry committed suicide by
taking morphine at Shelbyyiue, Ind,
and William Ford dropped dead on
he streets.
The University of Pennsylvania /
professor shocked the national Metho- I
list conference with d paper Ia defense .
u evolution.
Thomas. alias Lutz, etc who mar
led Miss Rutherford Of Minneapolis,
vas rccapurod and is in the Memphis
all again.
Asa Briggs, the farmer who was
shot on the night OF November 10 by
an unknown masked man at Hanna
ma Falls died.
II IS understood that President Ne
Kiuloy Eas appointed all the colorcd .
mon to office I'm Georgia whom he de-
sircs to honor Ia that way
Victor Nolan has sued the stock
holders of the defunct bank OF STU
perior. Wis. to recover 5000 he had on
deposit when the hank failed
James Foley of savannah Ca, sues
the Central Of Georgia FOR $4,000 dam
ares for being put OF train ON
scalper.s ticket
Senator Burrows thinks congress
win have long session in debates ou /
the currency and other questions and f.
may NOT adjourn before August
Rapid progress IS being made In tha /
preparations for the trans Mississippi 1
and International exposition. which is /