Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-11-17


was necessary to use a six-shooter TO
have a requisition filled.
Indian Inspector Bee viii help in
ycstigate Commissioner Jones charges
against Minnesota deputy marshals.
The Rev Henry Varley, England s
eloquent evangelist, Is holding ouSi-
ness mems meetings in New York.
crowd Of negroes stoned many
houses in the Hebrew section OF 81.
/ Louis and wounded TWO men and
girl.
David Kahnweller, who iayented
the cork jacket life-preserver, and
Hugh l.. Cole, New York lawyer
are dead.
A negro was lynched in Au,auga
county, Alabama, after having been
found hiding under the bed Of mag
istrates wife.
An important railroad line Is to be
built 10 Montana, Idaho and Wash
iagton In connection win the North
ern Pacific
Ii will cost taxpayers $14,000,OO0 to
finish work on the New York canals,
in addition 20 100000 already little
better than squandered.
A test case to decide who shall pay
the war-stamp tax on express pack
ages is being hurried through the
courts in New York.
The Nicaragua canal commission mas
practically completed it's work Il
viii report that the construction OF
the canal Is feasible
The republicans seem certain 70
have majority Of about fifteen in the
next national house. They VIII also
control the senate,
It Is reported in san Francisco that
the Philadelphia and the YORKTOWN
have been ordered TO Samoa 10 protect
American interests there
A new japanese minister to the
United States Jutaro Komira, who is
graduate OF Harvard university, has
arrived at San Francisco.
In a Great Northern holdup near
Fergus Falls, eight robbers tried for
two hours to open safe, but got only
$50 from the engineer,
A gang of burglars which had
broken into the postodice at North
Grafton Mass, was surrounded and
one killed and two captured.
Robert Lowe was shot and fatally
wounded by James Eden, jr., a drug
gist, at Bryant. Ind Eden was taken
10 Portland Jail to escape lynching
Fire destroyed the Cleveland COhio)
Theater A large audience was listen
Ing to election returns when the flames
started, but was dismissed without ac-
cident.
The war investigating commission
continued rs sessions at Chicago,
hearing a large amount of testimony
concerning the faults Of Chckamauga
as camp
The body OF a young woman named
Mamie Eyersleigh was found drowned
in a bathtub in the flat occupied by
If, H. Woodrow, young business man
of Cincinnati
mrs. ella Mae Watson who sued
Mrs. Antoinette Page Watson for
$4,000 for alienation of her husbands
affection, was awarded $1,000 by a
Nav York iurv
, ~ ,,,,,,. ,.....hoon ,orr,it-
l''."'' , -, ,rana tha ,nari,o rorns
because he headed a detachment OF
men who participated in a play in
Portsmouth IN H) theater.
1,ho N,rnuise he NertpyjIie and her
sf..rr fho R,ronos. Won Zedtwit2.
b,ya gfyen $4,000 10 the Catholic uni
rcrs,'y for me establishment. of
fcr,owsbfn in fine divinity school.
\unfstars or Cbaffanoogq Tenn
ana n,nrb ip.an.e3 because Dr. Con
r,r M .po .o,r investigating commits
..,n charapd thaf rbay were lax I'M
nr.,rotfng morality I'M tbelr city,
ybr,aon cnh,ns released from srau-
IAN prisons which rho limited STATES
government undertook To transport
from Gibraltar to Cuba, we're landed
FIN New York i'm destitute coalition
I'm Chicago Orlando u. Hadless, an
eccentric ola bachelor. who died re-
comfy. divides among a hundred liz