Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-04-21
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS,

In Madrid it is feared that Ia Dor riots
will take place on May Day.
John Dillon's friends ridicule the
idea that he will rerire to private life.
Ravachol, the anarchist, and his five
sccomplices were indicted at Paris
The National Steamship company Of
New York has abandoned it's passen-
ger traffic.
Senator Allison and Sawyer deny
that there is any combine againrt the
President.
The Indiana Department of the G. A,
r. will locate it's State Soldiers home
at Warsaw.
Burglars entered the jewelry store of
c. M. Bradish at Augusta, Mich, and
carried away $500 worth of goods.
An unknown man was killed near
Joliet, Ill, by Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific railroad train.
The Palmer National bank was or
ganized at Danville, Ill, with a capital
stock of 100000
Twenty-eight Radicals who took part
In the recent troubles in Brazil have
been exiled to the province of
Amazonas.
The Elkhart Qnd.) Trotting associa-
,ion offer liberal purses for their June
meeting, entries for which close June 6.
Robert Neal and an unknown miner
were instantly killed by falling slate in
= coal mine at Brazil, Ind.
Prospect Hill school building at Bur-
nngton, Iowa, was burned. Loss, S15,-
900; insurance, $1,000.
The Interstate Nltional bank of New
York closed it's co. us voluntarily, the
depositors getting 80 per cent of their
deposits.
The next State convention of the
Young Men Christian association will
be held at Blooming ton, ILL.,, Oct 80,
next.
Great Britain's army is said to be
composed of very poor material. Sem
sational disclosures were made at an
investigation in London.
The New York office of Blair & Ham
ilton, Philadelphia upholstery manu-
oCbblCiCs vas bdNCIl pOoSCOSiOu VI w
the sheriff for about 100000 of debts
The Davis will case. involving an es-
tate valued at $1,000, 600, which was to
have been tried at Butte, Mont has
again been postponed.
R. G. Dun & Co., report that the
volume Of trade this year exceeds that
of any other year. Western cities are
gaining almost without exception.
A nephew of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, of
Virginia, Harry Lee, attempted suicide
at a st. Louis hotel by swallowing
three ounces of laudanum, and it is
feared he has succeeded.
James Springstein of LAGRANGE,
Mich, well-to-do farmer, has become
insane from religious excitement He
believes he has committed crime for
which he will never be forgiven.
A letter has been received from
Representative Springer, at Virginia
Beach, stating that his condition con-
tinues to improve, and he has gained
twelve pounds since he left Washing
ton.
Edward Simmons receiver of the
American Loan and Trust company,
obtained Judgment in New York
against the firm of w. V. McCraclen
& Co., former railroad contractors, for
SOL, 1924.
There is said to be an organized So
ciety of Socialists in Minneapolis who
hire young women to engage them
selves as domestics, and in that man.
neS find out many coveted facts about
the manner in which the rich people
live at home.
A county assembly of the Farmers
Alliance was held in Champaign, Ill.
The following officers were elected:
". j. Jutkins, president; W. o. Hood,
secretary, and ]. M. Keeder, treasurer.
w. j. Jutlxins was chosen rs county
lecturer and Irvine commissioner