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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11

Germans call on their government to
rake Britain smart for Selling the
mail steamer Bundesrath at Delagoa
bay. Two German cruisers have been
sent to Delagoa bay.
John Churchill, a younger brother Of
Lieutenant Winston Churchill viii ac-
company the duke of Marlborough
when he goes to the boer war The
young man is 20 years old
The London press comments favor
ably on the successful efforts Of the
United States in securing the open
door" to China. The Chronicle sees in
it a guarantee against the dismember-
ment Of China.
Assistant Secretary OF the Interior
Davis, who has been given leave OF
absence and Is said TO have gone to
south Africa. may retire from office.
Ii is reported that his decisions in
aenglon cases have been frequently
oyerruled, and that the position is no
longer agreeable TO him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11
FOREIGN

william Redmond is seriously i'll.
The kaiser may visit the Paris expo
sition,
Deaths in London last year We're
Ss,214.
The French natlonallsts are gaining
ground.
French manufacturers want high
duty on automobiles.
NJ. Max Nordau's mother died, She
was nearly 81 years old.
Princess Salm Salm is going TO south
Africa as an army nurse
Figaro favors an increase of the Ger
man fleet as a check to England.
France follows Italy and Belgium
and says 10 O'Clock instead of ] p. m.
Novoe Vremya says that Russian oc-
cupation Of Port Arthur hampers do
nestle policy.
The French senate found DerOulode
guilty of conspiracy with eNtenuatIng
circumstances.
Mexican scientists predict severe
earthquakes in America In the next
few months.
Rev. Geo. Buckle father Of George
Earle Buckle, editor of the London
(England) Times. died.
Separate kiosk buildings will be
erected at the Paris exposition for
Cuba and Naval
Grand nrke Constantine has trans
lated Hamlet and will act part in a
st. Petersburg theater.
The plehiscite of the Mexican repub-
lie is unanimously In favor Of Presi-
dent Diazs reelection.
The gold yield for 1899 in New South
Wales was 500 AIS ounces. an increase
Of les q25 ounces over 1898
Opposition TO the French-Americar
commercial treaty has developed In he
chamber Of deputies at Paris
In London Frank Sheppard Of the
American variety team OF Wood and
Sheppard died from pneumonia
4 combination Of furniture manufac-
turers has been organized at Toronto
with q capital ~ SO 600 COO
The British steamer Borghese from
Glasgow foundered or Cane Finistere
Twenty az the crew we're drowned
Pope Leo XIII is said to have desig-
mated Cardinal Gotu. head OF the bare
foot Carnelite order as his successor.
France is threatened with coal
famine. The government viii distrib-
ute 90 n00 tons in different industries
In Lyons,
Douglass z woodwork member OF
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11

the Canadian parliament for fifteen
years, died from injuries received in a
runaway
In Vienna one OF the animal keepers
at the geological gardens entered a
cage Of six lions. in spirit OF bravado,
and was torn to pieces
Francis Schandhorst. who for many
years was the chief organizer and adj
wiser of the British liberal party, died
in London in his sixtieth year.
The Gillian congress having APP
proved the renewal of the Gillian
claims commission, action has made
the revival an accomplished fact
While Richard Croker the Tammany
boss" was mounting his horse in
London his foot slipped from the stir
rup and he fell, breaking his left leg.
Camille Flammarion. the noted
French astronomer, has made a public
statement showing that the twentieth
century does not begin until Jan. l.
1901.
The award Of the Swiss tribunal in
the claims against Portugal, arising
out of the seizure Of the Delogoa bay
railroad. will not be determined for
six months or a year.
Under the new Austrian currency
laws, the form and llreuzer disappear.
The new unit is the krone, equalling
half a kreuzer After the Introduction
Of the gold standard the krone will be
worth one franc five centimes.
In the municipal elections in Toron-
to province the following mayors
were chosen Toronto. r. A. McDon-
aid; hamilton, J. Y Teehel; Erantford,
NJ. Cockshutt; Kingston, James Min
sess; Belleville J. w Johnson Brock
vile, q A, Buchanan St. Catharines.
Fl. Y Heating; Windsor, John Davis:
st, Thomas, p Meehan
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11
BoIsTERoUs, CLUSTERING DAY

Speaking about a man hayin
plenty of nerve in time of danger,
said the commercial traveller in Chi
cago, fitting his chair at more acur
angle against the wall reminds me
a terrible experience | had last wee1
was doing a few Of the little towns 1
Michigan, and got caught on the r0a
in a driving rainstorm one night
was a lonely place, without a house 4
sight I went on until the horse cav
out and then made for a building thl
seemingly rose by magic from 4
ground.
1T was a weird rickety place, ID
the old man who offered me a night
lodging looked harmless enough, sol
went to bed and made the best Of
bad bargain. The first part Of 4
night was all right No soun|
except the dismal beat of the ra
against the window and the scurry /
rats up and down the wall sled
itfully. fearing, | knew not what, an
with my revolver under the pillow
Suddenly I was awakened by q lei
r,ble noise, unearthly and awful.
was a deep, reyerberating sound but
found it impossible to locate the a
rection from which it came. The coli
gray light of dawn lay on the seen
The air was tense with expectancl
and with a bound / sprang from /.
bed and rushed wildly to the winlo8I
The noise certainly had come sroI
without, and flung open the sash vii
trembling hands. ana discovered ta
truth"
"Wel?" asked the servant, as
paused aud licked the ash from b
cigar tip meditatiyely What then
Nothing. No one was hurt
was only the day breaking" he sd
gently, and he turned 10 ring for
water as they all tainted
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11

Berlin. Jan. 6.-The seizure OF the
Bundesrath remains the dominant
topic Of the German press influential
papers like the Berliner Tageblaat
the Cologne Volkes Zeitung, the Der.
liner Neueste Naehrichten, the Ham-|
burger Correspondent and the sem-|
official Berliner Post, strongly hint AL
the possibility Of Germany forming anil
anti-British coalition with Russia and
France. The British feeling d
clearly growing A series of anti,
British demonstrations in various cities
lis bei.g organized by the Pau-Ger-|
manic league. Great Britain has nod
vet answered Germany's request for
an explanation for the seizure but the
reply is expected in the course OF Il
few days The foreign Office, accord
ing to this official, has not yet eoncnd-
ed that Great Britain is try
ing to ride roughshod over
Germany. As to what position
Germany takes regarding England
right to search German ships on the
DlSu sttSs ubtIihE tdh bf NV NlArHi Ul X
this stage Of the negotiations but il is
pointed out that the Bundesrath
sailing for a Portuguese port An Off
cial being asked what Germany would
do should it turn out that the Buudes-
rath was carrying contraband goods
gave a non-committal reply, but con
veyed the impression that such dis
eovery would seriously damage Ger
manys cause. Asked whether Ger
many has taken steps to be represents
ed at Durham during the investigated
of the cargo, he gave an evasive answe-
but implied that Germany would I'm
doubtedly take this course If the Rritis
report should be adverse Referring
to rumor that the Swiss commission
had decided to award damages Il
Great Britain in the Delagoa bay arbi
tration, the official intimated that sue
a decision might not mean Fnglan
would secure Delagoa bay, inasmuch a
France might advance to Portuga
money to pay the award, and thus Eng
land might be shut off, with no choic
but to accept the situation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11
PAINTS AND DISEASE

Recent experiments in GermA
have shown that bacteria die Of mo
quickly on walls coated with oil PIE
than on those where lime, size
enamel paints, and various propriea
paint preparations are used. Profess
Loeher, in consequence Of these eAPa
iments, has recommended the ns
oil paints only for the interiw
houses, and particularly for hos7l'a'
schools and barracks.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11

Washington, Jan 3The senate,
after the holiday recess eyinced
disposition to take up the work
of the session i'm earnest A
large number OF important bills were
introduced The most notable event
OF the day was the protest entered by
Senator Hoar to the summary dispO-
sition Of his resolutions asking for
information about the conduct Of the
Philippine war. He indicated pur-
pose to demand consideration for such
q measure even at the expense of the
financial bin Senator Foraker in
troduced a bill providing for a
form of government for Porto
Rico 1t provides for 2 contin-
uance OF the laws and municipal or
dinances now in force until the legis
lature provided for shall supplant
them. The president is empowered to
appoint a governor, supreme court,
seven heads of departments to have
charge of the various interests Of the
government and five native citizens
who together with the governor and
heads of departments are to constitute
the upper branch of the insular leg
islature The lower house of 35 mem
bers is TO be elected by the citizens of
the island and all inhabitants are to be
made citizens of the United states
The citizens are also to elect dele
gate to congress who shall have a seat
but no vote The constitution and
laws of the United States are extended
TO the island as far as the latter are
locally applicable. Export duties are
prohibited and free trade provided for
between the island and United States
proper Import duties collected are to
go into the island treasury, but money
raised from internal collections are
20 go into the national treasury.
Washington, Jan 3.-The house in
a session Of fifteen minutes yesterday
had little furry over the attempt by
Mr. Sulzer of New York to secure con-
sideration for resolution asking for
information concerning the relations
Of the treasury department with the
National City bank OF New York The
resolution was referred to the com
uittee on ways and means, Mr. Hit
of Illinois chairman of the committee
on foreign affairs introduced a bill al
lowing foreigners to sue in the United
states circuit courts for indemnities
heretofore claimed through the state
department
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11
OH, YOU LITTLE

Willie docking curiously az
visitor Where did the ben
YOU, Mr.. Jones2 I don't see al!
the marks?"
Mr.. Jones" Why. Willie? ! haFs
been bitten by any hen"
Willie Mamma, didn't you
papa Mr. Jones was dreadfully Z
pecked2 Why mamma hos Il
you look Your face Il all red n
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11
NEWS or THE WORLD.
OUR ISLANDS

Colonel Rlcudiu NOHoa was ''-'S1'
81 to the command Of Fort sheridan.
Porto Rico needs agricultural lay
yellow fever cost Havana 1913 lives
in 1899.
A Filipino at Manila is supposed to
have bubOnIc plague.
Capt Leary viii abolish slavery ii
the island of Guam Feb ".
Flupinos threaten trouble If the
friars are permitted to return
wood released forty persons wrong
mly imprisoned In Cuban Jalls.
The American campaign to suDdue
the FilipinOs south of Manila mas be
gun
Archbishop Chapene papal delegate
10 the Philippines. has arrived at Man
la
Aminaldo has issued a decree order
ing the Liberation OF all Spanish pri5-
oners
American citizens have claims
against spain amounting to over ST.
100000
aguinaIdo has issued decree free
ing an Spanish prisoners still held ny
Flipluoa
Fourteen soldiers were declared in-
sane as result of campaigning in the
Philippines. r
Tha military commands in Cuba win
probably d. completely raorgaulIeo
this month
A bin has been introduced 90 pay the
widow of Colonel 5tgt#anbar2 pen
sion OF $50 a month
President Mckinley will recommend
rewards f9r naval officers ~ho TOOK
part NJ the battle of Santiago.
Gen. Wood. governor of Cuba has
freed 10 mon who have been held
prisoners without adequate cause
aforementioned wood OF Cuba has
selected BITS new cabinet and his
selections meet with general approval
Aguinaldos wife and sisters have
surrendered to Major March OF the
United States army at Bontoc, Luzoh'
The government is believed to have
been robbed Of from $4,000 to S2OUJO
day by frauds in Havana's custom
house
Native spies have informed Ameri-
cans that there are more than 1000
Filipino soldiers within mile oil mus
In Cayite province
FIlipinos plotted to throw bombs
among the foreign consuls at Gen
Lawton's funeral, hoping TO produce
international complications.
1t Is probable there will be q com
plpte REORGANIZATION OF the military
commands in Cuba, and the four de-
partments into which the island Is
now divided VIII be reduced to two,
Americans. while searching for Re
carte. a Filipino leader, found eX-
plosiye bombs and a quantity of arms
and ammunition in a Manila residence,
said To have been placed there in an
tlcipatlon Of an uprising.
The transport Victoria is now IS
DAYS out of san Francisco for Manila
and shipping men are fearing that the
vessel has gone to the bottom. She
carried crew Of hfy-two Europeans
and was valued at $4,000
Captain Concas Admiral Ceryera's
chief of staff. has written his opinions
concerning the naval battle of San
tiaeo lie takes occasion to roundly
score his critics ia Spain incidentally
ne points ont few OF Admiral Samp-
sons alleged misstatements
In Havana a large crowd of negroes
gathered Go demand the body of Gen
eral pIonisio Gill, the colored briga-
der. who was KILLED by The police after
he had wounded Two ot their number
but after a lew shots were taken at the
mob it dispersed in disorder
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11

mission has decided to accept the de-
sign for monument submitted by
Artist Rock of Chicago, who designed
the figures OF the Lovejoy monument
at Alton.
In New York the last subscription of
the 100000 needed to insure the
building Of the woman's hotel was
subscribed, and the plans will be at
once drawn up and work commenced.
The hotel will cost about 100000
At Norfolk, Va, among the appll-
.cants who presented themselves for ex-
animation for service in the marine
corps was j. p. Gridley, son of Captain
Gridley OF Olympia fame. Young
Gridley seeks to become a lieutenant.
The new year reception at the
white house was a brilliant function.
More than 5000 persons passed in line
before the president The members Of
the diplomatic corps were entertain-
ed at breakfast by Secretary Of State
Hay
The funeral services OF Father Ma
lone, the patriot priest, occurred in
New York Among lne honorary pail
bearers selected by the relatives were
ex-Presdent Benjamin Harrison, ex-
Vice President Levi p Morton ana
Seth Low
Aaron A. Webster, for seventy years
a resident of South Bend, Ind, is
dead He was prominent for the
part which he took in the famous un-
derground railway by which many
negro slaves escaped to Canada before
the civil war
Commissioner Evans says there is no
present prospect Of a reduction in pen
sion payments, and the government
may have to pay S15O,00OO00 a year in
definitely Many pension bills have
been introduced in the house OF rep
resentatives.
James K. p Rowland, brother Of
L1eius Rowland, assistant superin-
ten3ent of the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy railroad, and lor forty
years an employee of that road, died OF
cancer of the stomach at Galesburg,
Illl aged IS years
Attorney General Griggs has refused
the petition Of shippers for an injunc-
ton under the antitrust law TO pre-
vent the operation Of the proposed new
freight classification The attorney
general says the antitrust law does
hot apply, and that the remedy, if
need OF one exists, lies with the inter-
state commerce commission.
al 90 ~
president of the defunct Globe Ma
tional Bank of that city, arrived in
Chicago on his return from California,
He was in charge of three officers, and
| is on the way to Boston to answer to
two indictments returned against him.
1t Is alleged he embezzIed $500 600 and
$500 600 of the funds OF the bank at
different times.
In Philadelphia strike Of the
structural iron workers has been in
augurated by the members Of union 81
of the National Association of Bridge
ana Structural Iron Workers, Between
400 aud 500 men are affected and
building operations will be handicap
ped until an agreement is reached. 1t
grows ont OF refused demands for
shorter hours and more pay.
All books in the treasurer's Office Of
Shelby county Ind, containing records
for the three years and six months
previous to June last have disappeared,
Il and former Treasurer Wilson, who
Just went out Of office, declares that he
does not know where they are. 4
shortage Of $4,000 is said to be shown
by the books that remain. This amount
former Treasurer Wilson has agreed to
pay
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11
TUE SOUTH AFRICAN SITUATION.

From krugersdorp TO Lichtenberg.
And back 60 Potchefstrum,
From Swaziland % Petersburg
Is heard the Burgher drum;
From Wakkersrum to Ermelo,
From Hoopstad 70 Dundee,
They're marching down to Rustenburg
And mp from Kimberley.
From Heidelberg and Lydeuburg,
johannesburg and all.
From Stan6er.on and Barbeton
The answer to the call.
And Eruelo Is all ag0g.
And E5ntersi0rp is wiss.
And latest news from fredericksburg
All indicate q fuss.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11
WOMEN STUDENTS IN FRANC

The educational census which
just been taken Of the french univ
stiles shows that out OF % .26l studsi
under the various faculties only
are women. In Paris the proportion
scarcely so high, for there are but
women among the 11.S27 students
of these 129 are foreigners.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11

Az New Lisbon the Commercial
house was destroyed by fire. The
building was owned By Mrs. Johanna
Serrurrier The fire caught from a de-
tectlye chimney Loss, $1,000; insur-
auee. Sc 600.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11
FEELING Is GROWING
GERMAN SENTIMENT BE.oNtNt,
DECIDEDLY ANTI-BRITIsH
HINT AT A COALITION

Seizure of the Bundesrath the Dom.
inant Topic of the Press-Anti-
English Demonstrations Being Ar
ranged by Germanlc League
No Explanation Received.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11
DOMESTIC

glUN.
New York gas companies consoli-
dated.
The isthmian canal commission
sailed
Urgency deficiency bin Will carry
$3.50 coo. 600
A national relleiO-uolitical party has
been formed
An increase M the Hawaii sugar crop
Is expected
Prices of Aeece-liued underwear Is 20
he advanced
Mccoy won his fight with Maher In
taa GHh round
j.. q. Br9Okfeld Sterling ILL.,, died
lt Pasadena Cal
Water is turned into Chicago's
drainage canal
Sew York ana Pennsylvania have a
genuine blizzard
Receivers are appointed for three
southwestern railroads
Eighteen Chicago Ilundries formed q
Sc 600 900 combination
The nations finances are shown to
be In excellent condition
Major General Zenas r. Bliss rec
tired died at washington.
Ia6rles agreed TO fight Corbett March
Is, sbarkey two weeks later
The university of Chicago adopted
phonetic spelling for eleven words
The Massachusetts supreme court de-
clared the Torrens law constitutional
A G.. studer. United states consul
Al Sorrento. is dead at Naples. Italy.
RuFoIo and pIttsburg trains are
stalled In snow drifts near Cory, Pa.
Notice of contest for the Kentucky
goyernorship Is filed by the demo-
Gratis.
Al Elizabeth, Y j, fire totally de-
sroyed the Isham building Loss
$500
In Boston Jacob G. Rogers, prom
iuent banker. died suddenly, aged 70
years.
W. II Curtis OF Auburn, Ind, dis
appeared in Chicago after collecting
.sl2Oo
Receivers were appointed for the
American section Of the Grand Trunk
railway.
A zinc combine to control the out
put TN the United States has been
formed.
Canada does not want trusts, and the
law against them will be made more
stringent
Secretary Hay reports the success
.of his efforts to maintain the open
door In China
The pension plan of the Pennsyl-
.vania railroad has been put In effect
east OF Pittsburg.
Milwaukee aldermen passed the
street railway ordinance in disregard
of AN Injunction.
La Comtesse de Chayanne warns
American girls against marrying
utled foreigners.
Mrs Hosmer. Minneapolis fasting
woman. died. after perslsflng in self
starvation two months.
Premier Salisbury tells Ambassador
Chaate that he Is not ready to discuss
.ac ruutrablnd question.
Thomas Rfsney one Of The original
members of the New York produce
exchange. died aged SIS.
Al Nddletovn n H. Colonel Will
lam Anthony Eldcrkln. 4. s. A.. re-
tired died aged Go years.
Governor Roosevelt asks the legIsla-
mra ta make laws controlling trusts
Publicity is his ramedy.
The WAGNER Palace Car companv's
prancrN has been formally transferred
ta The pullman camnanv.
AZ Omaha bnrstad wafer main IN
Che hclrt OF the business district ala
2 mage amounting ta $4,000
Commander James ". Corun. L. s.
y. died Dee 30 nh Yokohama. Japan.
OF aarftonft.s aged 81 yeors
H. unekbout a New York mill
1I1na.re. was found dead. He Is Thought
* have fallen ,N , train
The Ohio centennial commission
asked tha legislature fn- $500 400 FOR
.ha exposition nh Toledo In 1909
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11

Washington, Jan lin accordance
with notice previously given by him,
Senator Aldrich (rep r. H. opened
the discussion Of the financial bill in
the senate with a speech in explana-
tion Of the senate substitute for the
house bill After he had concluded
the senate adjourned until Monday
for the purpose. it is understood OF
giving those who may wish to reply
an opportunity TO study his presenta-
tiol OF the subject. The Pettigrew
j. solution concerning the Philippine
war went over until Monday, when it
il is understood some senators will ask
to be heard Senator Beveridge (rep.,
Ind also gave notice Of a speech for
Tuesday on the Philippine question,
declaring his own position on the sub
jet,
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