Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-19

/ Pacific railway increased the common
stock S27, AGO, leO X e.
The Pennsylvania supreme court de-
MED Senator Quay's application for
writ OF certiorari.
Archbishop Ireland, it is said, goes
20 Rome to explain his conduct dur
ing the recent war.
Two persons are now said 70 be
under suspicion in the Adams poison
ing case In New York.
In New York, Louis Gimm, Pitts
burg, won the twenty-four hour BIZ
cycle race; 450 miles.
In Milwaukee, Wis, Herman Boppe
prominently known as editor Of Freid-
enkcr, is dead, aged 81.
Robbers blew open the safe OF the
First National bank o. Ashburnham
Mass, and stole 1900,
Edward r. Gibson OF Boston, who
served IN the late war a. private,
has fallen heir 10 $4,000.
Gen. Alex. B. upshaw, a Mississippi
an, who managed Calvin ,. Brice'5
political campaigns, died
Al Danvillc, H., Albert Beard shot
and killed s. w. Van Cieave OF Boards
town during on alteration.
AT West Branch, Mich, an entire
block Of the business portion Of this
town was destroyed by fire.
For lj1 days ships rescued crew
lived on a rat ridden island, with wild
birds eggs and meat for food
Ex-Congressman John NJ, Kean
republican, will succeed James Smith
Jr. as senator from New Jersey
Ia San Francisco, Judge Cook
granted stay Of proceedings for one
week in the case OF Mrs. Botkin.
Burglars broke into the main build
ing OF lie Iowa state university and
blew up The safe with dynamite
August Bretano, oldest Of the broth
ers who conduct publishing bust
ness. has broken down IN health
An agreement between American
and Canadian lumbermen will be
sought at the Washington conference.
Mr. Mcintyre is at Duluth trying to
get the -four mills Of that city and
West Superior into the proposed trust
Or. y. +. Sibley died at Decatur, H.
aged 73 years tie was chief surgeon
OF the OLD twenty-hrst Illinois reg
inent
The California senatorial contest
promises to remain a deadlock May
or Pheiau of San Francisco leads with
81 votes
Four crooks held for shooting an
officer at Columbus. Neb.. dynamited
the jail The attempt to obtain liber-
~ failed.
Hiram Walker, capitalists, founder
OF WallJeryille, Ont, situated oppo-
site Detroit, and OF the great dis
tillery which bears his name, died
IN Detroit, aged 50.
ST. Louis has been chosen as the
place to hold the fair in 1903 IN cele-
hraton OF the anniversary OF the
Louisiana purchase.
Charlemagne Tower Of. Pennsylvania
was nominated ambassador to Russia
aud Addison G. Harris of Indiana
minister to Austria Hungary.
Rev Dr, George Mcclellan Fiske Of
Providence, X. l.. has been called to
become rector OF the ritualistic church
Of ST. Mary the Virgin, in New York.
Four trainmen were killed and two
injured, one perhaps fatally. in Il
wreck on the Knoxville & Ohio branch
OF the Southern railway Loss, $780,
600.
The crew OF toa men OF the British
bark Glenhuntey, long given up for
lost, have Dcen heard from IN New
York and are on their way to Liver
pool.
Thirteen persons were killed and
more than thirty Injured By a collision
OF trains on the Lehigh Valley Rail
road al West Dunellen, mean Bound
Brook. ~ J.
Maryan de Zeremba, said to be a
Polish count who married Il daughter
OF a millionaire last August was ar
rested ia New York ON charge OF lar
ceny preferred by a Catholic priest
AuEiiquo Rayel, the star OF the
famous Rayel family French panto-
mimists. and last survivor OF the
family Us dead In New York, aged IS
Years
The acting controller OF the treasury
decides that governors Of states win
not De reimbursed for expenses ln-
Cured in organizing volunteer regi-
mouts
Gen Roosevelt as said to have de-
cided upon John n Partridge, Of
Brooklyn, FOR superintendent OF puo-
NE works
As a result of eating pork from o
hog afflicted with trichiuae Rih0 KEEL
herman, daughter or a Nebraska farm
en- rs dead and nine others are dan
gcruusly ill
Frank Chuloncr. q prominent re-
publican aud member of the board
OFF rrE,uts %, Wis ousln University.
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