Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-31
DOM ESTIC.
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PHglliSt Sh0ynski may never ehter
the ring again.
DR.. Elizabeth s. DalbyNorred died
Mt Minneapolis.
The contract for Montana's new cap
ltol was awarded.
Trains are delayed by heavy snow
storm In Montana.
Peterson's Magazine has been sold
to Frank A. Munaey.
The Britishers won In their inter
national cable chess match.
AT Indianapolis Judge Solomon
Claypool died, aged SO years.
The naval appropriation bill pro-
vides six new torpedo boats.
FRANKLIN w. Lee, poet and news
paper man, died at Rush City.
Capt. Joseph Burnley of the Ward
line steamers, died In New York.
Captain Aaron c. Crooker died at
Brooklyn. He was "a years old.
Matilda Joslyn Gage, the pioneer
woman sulimgIst, died In Chicago
Professor Perrine of Lick observa-
tory has discovered another comet.
Gov. Elisha Dyer of Rhode Island
was renominated by the republicans.
The United States offers to mediate
between Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
William Pettibone, Wisconsin
pioneer, is dead at Fond du Lac, aged
70 years.
Alois Apfelbacli and Gen. John
Watts Kearny sailed for Europe with
their southern brides
The comptroller of New York city
Announces that the debt limit OF the
city has been reached.
DR.. p. Alexander Sullivan and Miss
Laura Bucklin OF Chicago were mar
rIed in Milwaukee.
A negro boy was lynchcd at Mar
celia, in Stone county, Ark. lie was
accused OF stealing $40.
General w. S. Rosecrans' funeral
took place at Los Angeles Cal. and
was attended by thousands.
Tho six-story furniture warehouse
Of May, Stern IL Co., ut st Louis,
was destroyed by fire, Loss, $4,000
Professor John C. Zachos, curator of
'o'pti 'hlbh,t hitii ~ lNNW IoiN' NV
was horn in Constautlnople in 1920.
Sixteen persons are dead or missing
and thirty injured as tho result of a
fro In n big business building In Chi
eago,
Mail Carrier Benz min Atwater, who
arrived at Skaguay from Dawson City
says that there Is plenty of food In
the klondike.
The senate tluanco committee at AL
bany, N. Y, adopted II resolution for
the final adjournment of the legisla-
ture, tho 3lst,
Thomas 10. Watson was nominated
by the populists OF Georgia as their
candidate for governor, despite his
determination not to run.
Gen, Lew Wallace has begun n
movement to erect monument to
former Vice President Schuyler Colfax
ut South Bend, Ind.
J. George S2riever, Of New Orleans,
general traffic manager of the Atlantic
division Of the Southern Pacific rail-
road. died In New York.
iNN'biii Nbi Ai'hSNbl, WI lhCllA wi"
lector OF tho port of Boston aud for
many years proprietor and editor OF
the Boston Traveller, Is dead ut the
age of 81.
| DR. Trumbull w. cleveland was Ia
dicted In New York on tho charge
OF causing the death of an infant child
! of James l.. Carhart by criminal
careleSsness.
Flemiog G, Dubignon gold advo-
cate. was named rs chairman OF the
Georgia democratic executive COM
mitee, which is entirely composed OF
silver men.
Justice DAILY In the supreme court
in New York signed the decree grant
ing tho divorce asked for by Caroline
Rayenhill Ratciiffe from II. ] Rat
cltffe, the actor.
The Minneapolis and Northern Ele-
Nator company's large grain elevator,
n lakota, N. D., was burned. The
contents included $4,000 bushels of
wheat and 5000 bushels Of flax
Rev. George d. Engle, the senior
preshyter of tho Episcopal church
IN the diocese of Indiana, is dead. He
was born in 1909 and was ordained to
the ministry In New York in 1898.