Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-15

. sell Ward, the married man with
whom she eloped, were arrested at the
instance OF the San Francisco Society
for the Prevention of Vice.
DR.. Harvey B. Dale, who was super
iintendent Of the Oshkosh city schools
for ten years and mayor Of Oshkosh
for five years and a member of the
state board of university regents
under Governor Peck Is dead.
A telegram received at Springfield
states that the condition Of Edward l..
Baker, United States consul to Buenos
Ayers, Argentine Republic, is hopeless
Mr.. Baker was injured in a railroad
collision near Buenos Ayres about two
weeks ago
Justice Prior Of New York has signed
a decree directing the executors of
the will of Daniel b. Fayerweather 30
distribute between the twenty colleges
named as benehciaries in the will the
Ilesiduary estate amounting to over
So 900 900
The mid-road populist conference adj
iourned after appointing the following
executive committee; A. A. Gunley
| louisiana; Colorado Peak, Georgia;
! Ignatius Donnelly, Minnesota; Abe
Stenerberger, Kan.as, and l.. 6. Bate
man, Maine.
An anadiyit by Mrs Susar J. Fill
more, OF Oakland Cal, in support Of
] . 80 Apt of
! Michigan to prove that the latter was
the real wife Of the late Jay Gould
| has been filed in the supreme court in
New York
The secretary of the treasury has
isued regulations carrying into effect
the act OF congress approved Feb. TO-
1893, ana known as the Tarsney act
This act authorizes the secretary to
obtain plans and specifications for
public buildings by competition be-
tween architects.
United States government detectives
have made four more arrests in New
York in connection with the counter
feiting of 100000 worth of Costa
Rican bank notes, which, it is said,
were to help a revolutionary move
ment in that country.
Letters from ey-PIesident Cleveland
and VIM J Bryan were read at
patriotic celebration by the Tammany
society. Speeches were made by eX-
Congressman Henry st. George Tucker
of Virginia, James d. Richardson OF
Tennessee and others.
The gold democrats of Iowa nomi-
mated the following ticket: Governor,
John Clogget, Mason City; lieutenant
governor, S. H. Mallory, Chariten
judge Of the supreme court, w. J. Babb.
Mount Pleasant; raiirJad commission
err, Peter A. Day, Iowa City, superiu-
tendent of public instruction, j. +,
Nnoepher, Lansing.
An lnterurban electric car bound for
Sa.naw from Bay City, Mich, crashed
through the open draw of a high iron
bridge and the seven passengers We're
carried down into the river Mrs Will
nm MCctgtt8Hd and rhJae children
were drowned, The other three pas
sengers We're men, and We're seriously
injured. but viii recover.
George Snyder OF Waukesha at
tempted suicide by shooting himself in
the stomach with a shotgun Members
of the family notified the sheriff that
Snyder was dead, and an undertaken
was sent ont and a coroner's jury i'm
panolled ON arriving at the farm he
WAS found sitting up ana able to con-
verse. but was gradually failing
san Francisco United States Circuit
court Judge w. W. Morrow rendered q
which was In the nature OF surprise.
HE ordered a decree entered in favor
of the English Blythes, as prayed for
in their cross complaint by default,
and In his findings made several rul-
ings which are in direct conflict with
those of the state courts, Under this
ruling 10 is probably that Mrs Florence
Blythe IIinckley will lose the property
for which she has fought SO hard
The senate committee on foreign re-
Lotions reported % resolution author
Ting the president to take such
H''"N''i W. - l'' may "t'H' l'''HS"'N ~
obtain indemnity from the Spanish
government for the wrongs and in
iuries suffered by August Bolton and
Gustav Rtchlicu. nlmralized American
citizens by reason Of their wrong
Cul arrest by Spanish authorities at
Santiago dc cuba in the year 1885
The resolution further authorizes the
president ito employ such means or
exercise such power as may be ncces-
sary"
lDE EIGN nh ASHES