Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-30
THE NEWS.

ing about negotiations between the
Bosnian insurgents and the Turkish
Commissioner. They were more hopeful
OF the pacification of Herzegovina A
Vienna dispatch of the 10Th says an in
surrection had broken out at Tiskovae.
The Turkish guard house had been
burned and the garrison fed A Con
stantinople dispatch of the same date says
a telegram had been received from Mostar
announcing the defeat of large force of
Insurgents near Vishegrad
AT River du Loup, in Canada, on the
18th, snow fell to the depth of twelve
inches.
BENJAMIN b. HALLECK, charged with
stealing SAT 900 from the United States
Treasury, waived an examination on the
18th, and was sent to jail in default of $40
900 bail. Theodore w. Brown, accused of
the same theft, was examined on the same
day and also remaDded.
CONGRESSMAN WHITE, of Alabama. has
been appointed an Associate Justice for
Utah.
THE Secretary of the Interior was be
fore the Red Cloud Investigating Com
mission on the 18th, and fatty denied the
damaging statements made by Messrs.
Marsh and Welsh.
A BosToN dispatch of the 18th says that
Postmaster Burt, Of that city, had been re-
moved from office, and Edward c. Tobey
appointed as his successor.
N. 3. JUDD, Collector of Customs at
Chicago, has resigned his office, to take
effect Oct. t.
SANTA FE dispatches of the 10Th say
tremendous storms had prevailed through
out New Mexico during the preceding
ten days The town of Las Cruces had
been nearly destroyed by the bursting of
waterspout. Great damage had been
done to the crops
The important failure in England on
the goth was that of the Richmond iron
works, at Stockton upOn-Tees. Theplant
comprised twenty-six furnaces and rolling
mills.
VIENNA advices from Bosnia of the Goth
report an engagement on the 10Th be-
tween $500 insurgents and Turkish
brigade, in which the latter were de-
feated
ACCORDING to Paris dispatch of the
goth 5000 Carlists had crossed the French
frontier. The French authorities had
caused them to be disarmed and interned.
THE case of Tilton 0S Beecher was
called in the Brooklyn City Court on the
Goth, and continued until the next term.
IN the case of Westervelt for alleged
completely IN the Charlie Ross abduction
the jury have returned a verdict acquit-
ting him of participation in the crime,
but find him guilty of conspiracy to con-
ceal the child and of being guiltily know
ing to the abduction.
A New YORK telegram of the Goth an
nOunces the prevalence of a disease among
the horses in that city, similar to the cpl
zoOtic OF two years ago. Over 10000 ami
mails were suffering from the complaint.
In the Maine Legislature the Republi-
cans have a majority on joint ballot of
twenty eight-nine in the Senate and
nineteen in the House.
RETURNS of the vote for Governor in
California give Irwin Dem.) 61,525,
Phelps (Rep.) 30,922, BidweI Ind) go
$50
THE Michigan Reform State Central
Committee have issued a call for a hard
money mass convention to be held at De
troit on the 14th prox.
On the 31st the Berlin Municipal Court
sentenced the editor of the Ger717G7a50 to
five months Imprisonment for having
published an insulting article on the
Chancellor and melting its readers to dis
obedience of the laws.
GEN. KAUFMAN occupied Khokand, in
Central Asia, on the 10Th of the present
month.
The council to treat with the Indians
in regard to the cession to the sGovern-
ment of the Black Hills met on the
White River, near the Red Cloud Agency,
on the Dist. Senator Allison opened the
council with speech in which he ex-
pldluGu 10 lIlC 1uI1duS luS Q6SlT6 Oh JUS
white people to secure the possession of
the Black Hills region by giving fair
equivalent for it.
THE Chicago Tribune of the 21st says
the severe frosts of the preceding few
nights had to some extent and in some
localities nipped the growing corn, but
not disastrously. The great bulk of the
crop had passed the point of injury, and
was safe.
\ RAGUsA telegram Of the 22d confirms
previous reports of insurgent victories,
and says that the entire country between
Novowarsch and Vishegrad had been
burned over. Trebigne had been again
invested
A WASHINGTON dispatch of the 22d
says there remained only $2S, 100000 of
the new 5 per cent. bonds for negotiation.
THE Massachusetts, State Democratic
Convention met at Worcester on the 22d
and renominated Gov. CASTOR. Gen. w.
f. Bartlett was nominated for Lieutenant
Governor. The remainder of the ticket is