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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07

browolnych datkow pobudowaia
skromny kosclo}ek polski. Pc Kill
ku zas latach wskutek nap}ywu
polskiej emlgracyi diva razy ia
kowy nadbudowala. Lecz po
uplywielO lat, oxazaf sic niedosta-
tecznym, to jest 20 s1czup}ym, a
VICE pc ogoluel paraflalnel UGH
vale W roku zesztym rozpoczeto
budowac nowy kosclo}, ktory
dMeS, pllnej piracy o%fiarnosr'
paraf,an oraz staranlon Wie)eh-
i:ego ks. Matkowskieso, tutejsAeSo
proboszcza, obecnie jest ukoh>zony.
" lniu II Llpca L. b.. W obec-
noSci Przewielcbnego = s&upa
H!chtera z Grand Rapids hedzle
p~vSwiecony i ola chwa1y Bczel
parafii eddany.
Kosslol wyzej wymiemony o
uwoch wZnlos}ych wiezach, z
cegiy, kosztuie przeszlo 60 tyslecY
dolar6w, a Jest lednym z najspa-
nialszych kosciolow w
stan,e Michigan. Komltet nizcl
podplsany, zawladamlaJac braci
Polakow tax mlejscowych jake
tez pozamlejscowych, a m,anowicle,
W Chicago, Detroit, Grand Rapids,
Manlstee, Alpena Saginaw, mai
uprzejmlej uprasza 0 laskawy wspo8-
udzla} PREY ceremonii poswiecenia
tegoz kosclo}a.
u gtebokim szacunklem
Jozef Zielinski
Waw. Dardas
FIR. Przybylskl
Jozef kusnierz
MARGIN Graiek
MARGIN J~ankowlak
Jan Konczalski
Jakob Dardas
Woj. Kabat
Andrzej Przybylskl
Matensz Janowicz
Antoni Lupsowski
Jan Rinc
J6zef Gorzynsk1
WoJciech Nowak
Jozef Reszka.
Woj. Flllplak
Jan Hukarski
Jan Szulc
FIR. AgdaEowskl
Jozef Bliss
Jozef Jab}ohski
Wincenty Glaza
Jan Gwiz1afa
Jozef Dukarski
Marein W}odarczyk
Jozef M~aznerskl.
Sekretarz ]. DardaS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07

Ndd=pyczajny mltyng Pol
skieso klubu Dem oSratycznego
bedzle W sobote,9 Lipcs.'Pan Sc
dzla Wilson powle move.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
re SW L

BERLIN. = Gazety przeba-
kuja re Bismarkowi w%ytoczonv
zostanle process o zdrade stanu
"a jego move W stolicy Bawarsk lei
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
Pot cenu.


The c. NJ. & st. ?. Ry. will
sell round trip tickets to The fol-
lowing conventions at one fare
for the round trip.
independent Party National
Convention at Omaha June 29th
to July ..
National convention party at
Cincinnati o. June % to July LIST.
Young Peoples Society
Christian Endeavor at New York
City July eth to 10th.
National Education Assoela-
ton at Saratoga Springs, n Y.
July 10Th 10 18th.
Baptist Young Peoples Con-
ventlon at Detroit 18th to 18th.
Triennial Conclave knights
Templat at Den.er Col in Au-
gust.
Annual Encampment Sons of
Veterans at Helena. Mont. Aug.
5 to 10.
Supreme Lodge and Bienlal
Enhancement Uniform Rank X.
Of p. at Kansas City Aug. 23rd.
OWE wycieczki ma znlwa, 80
Sierpnia 81 Wrzesnia.
Annual Session Sovereinp
Lodge I. O. O. F. ct Portland
Ore. Sept. 10 to 26th.
National G. A, r.. Encamp-
ment at Washington D. c Sep:
Goth.
In addition , the above W
have reducted T. es to all sum
r'or partlci as to dates
call at cityi.:~,, office No. 55
East Third street.
Ceny do Rochester. q powodu
zebrania ,,Summer Trotrlng Meet
ing, majacego sic odbyc W Roche
stor, Mimi. kolel Chicago i North
Western sprzedawac bedzie, po-
czawszy Cd 2 do 6 L,pca, tykie-
ty ekskursyJne do Rochester z
powrotem pc tan'ch cenach. Ty-
kiety MONA kupic u agent6w ko-
lei G. & NV
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07

PARYZ, 5 Llpca. = Ravachol
ma smlerG skazanY "a morderstwo,
bedz,e scletv gullotyna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
z GALICYI.

R e ktorem uniwesrytetu
Jaglellonsklego ma ~przysz]v rok
szkoIpy zasta} dr.. Stau1s8aw
Madeyskl, professor prawa cywil.
nego austrackiego ma wydzlale
prawnym uniwsytetu k~rakowskle-
60, poso} sejmowy i deputowany
do Rady panstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
RIO DE

RIO DE JANEIRO. = KOn.
gres brazylljskl rozpocza} swe
posledzenla l general TelXotto pei
mic bedzie obowlazki prezydenta
az do koMca 1871.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07

KRA WIEC +. s TEN
USER 10 Ircodio, Ws
,yurnbl;a tanio a module mesk1e
utronaa podtuq m'o'y. ReporYe
tahze I czyscl mJ'oneo. W
Wnonae te5 6y,ra pre- roy "
Mqodnlu. u PIP. G'7esel Bel
G Dlouhi, iprzWmuje o0stalunh'.
DAMSKIE
no zato w%ysto7ol1a mMn1arkD
PAM j. c. K 213 D.
3rd Sir nledoeko apteh1 p.
L au ray sucjem ohna
WYStdNOcem ~ rO2nYch
qatunhach, podtuo no5nousze
mody. 7iowar 2upe5nle nowy
sprowadzony re Wschodu. 7ah2ch
0iehnycA hopeZus5Y u @odnym'
mnyn 1Dndlu u Wsnonie ne
ma. Csqy jah"ajto1sze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07

w plerwszy dzlen Zielo
nych sw'atek " domu PIP. VIA
dys1owowsIwa Mikowsklch w
Krakowle odby1y sic ~zareczyny icn
c6rki panny Maryi Lllli Mitkow-
skiej z panem poruczniklem To-
maszem hr. Hublehskim, synem
S. p. br. Paw4a i Nary 2 hr.
Lubienskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07

kubienskich.
Polar U lanow a, ktcry W
przeclagu ostatnich lat %szesclu, pc
raz czwarty nawiedzif to bledne
miasto, ~zniszczyf je prawie do
s~zczetu. Spallto sic 1902 dom6w z
zabudowanlami gospodarczemi. w
p}omleniach zginefo Q osoby.
Wprawdzie wleksza czesc dom6w
by}a ubezpieczona, ale mimo to
miedzv mleszkahcaml panu1e
straszna rozpacz l nedza. Chleba
zabrakto. Pomoc spleszena poaa-
dana.
Podwofo czys K don6-
sza, re tue ma granicy rosyjskie]
asesztowano W p,qtek pewnego
akademlka z Krakowa, kt6ry wy
jezdza} do Rosyi. Znaleziono PREY
MN podczas rewlzyi rozmalte
kompromltuiace pisma drukl.
Akademlk ow, ME chciaf opuscit
auStryackiego wagonu, zmusilj go
iednak do tego zandarmi rosyiscy.
,,Sok6p polski W Chicago
przes}a4 W darze ;,Soko}owi" Two
wskiemu przesliczny rog bawoll,
okuty srebrem, Z emallonowym
herbem Polski, Litwy i Rusl,
otoczonym wiehcem laurowym, ma
jedwabnvm sznurze troJkoloro-
wynn. Ma dolnei oprawle znajdu-
je sic napis: w dnlach 25-Iet-
MEL rocznicY = ,,Sokotowi" Two.
wskiemu bracja 3 "a Occanu Oh.
%Soko}a'' poIs1Iego mr., w
Chicago, III. Dnia 4 czcrWca ISh2 g.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
49, Go jest najlepszego W swiecie? -Zdrowie zo}adka.

Wae Jest nh wdln,k @e ME zuaja uwg ma zdadek Namnnnya medypozyya 5daHa
nMmja cy oynm, a clowikN stale sic oceAym, lemwym, .d@Ae bdu gwy / t. d. gy "a
Test mm oboHaziemp 6 do paMnd wadomoMi 70 udke chby zdakowe hma Sic krop-
IiamI aryanskiem k@e W kMdg chwim oma d@a6 W nMd apiece, "a Akhk kMyh d2
jenny aupdnidu gwamcyeP mwe wayNEe gaty ameYIahsieo shMae PubicMos&a ably tY-
mad sig M csr&naaT mno ma sSw%s wWahE@g% wySe5z, sic ola @9 Whne " kAdya domq
aN ndyhnat sic uswa ZMhNaatN h krpi nn nam ohy chwAs Gil co luz uNwi adj 90
as uzwi dod nh grbua to rnua bee naNma pohwah.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27
NEWS IN BRIEF.

European lines expect to bring hall
a million visitors to the worlds fair
next year and will make uniform rates.
HI. Nilsson of San Francisco, guest
of the Manhattan house, Atlantic City,
left the gas turned on and died from
suffocation.
During heavy gale at Dunkirlx, n.
Y, nineteen sailors forsoolz their sink
ing ship. They all got into their boats
but the captain, who was drowned
The late yield of cotton in Texas is
exceeding expectations. The weather
has been favora bic and shipments have
been heavier than at any time since
the season opened.
ArmOr plate has been ordered by the
Navy department. About 1000 tons.
at cost of $4, 100000 will be called for.
This Will be the largest armor plate
contract ever let by the department.
Neill, the doomed prisoner, in an in.
terview in Jail confessed that he
poisoned Matilda Glover, Emma Shriv.
ell and Alice Marsh, but declared that
he had not poisoned Ellen Donworth.
The Rev. Wellington E. L. Louck,
pastor af the fashionable First Presby-
terrain church of Camden, n. j., is in
the Presbyterian hospital at Phila-
delphia suffering faom melancholia
He may never recover
Fred Ulrlch, IA years old, was eaten
alive by dogs at Sycamore, Ill. When
attacked by the CANNES the boy fought
desperately with a small pocket knife,
and the cuts he was enablad to give
the dogs only served to increase their
fury.
The officials of the navigation com
pany owning the pleasure steamship
Mont Blanc, on which swenty-six
persons were killed by an explosion on
Lake Geneva last July, have been tried
and acquitted on charges of criminal
negligence.
Charleston will celebrate its scape
from total &c truction in the earth.
quake of 1886, commencing Oct 81 and
lasting six days. United States cruis-
ers Vesuvius and D lphin viii partici-
pate and there will be eproduction
of the Fort Sumter incident
The Mary H. Parker, a schooner
rugged steam vessel engaged in harbor
and cOast-wise traffic, sank in New
York harbor. The bit on the vessel to
which the steel hawser was attached
had been torn from its fastening when
the falling tide placed strain upon
the hawser.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27
Farm and Garuam PrOduca.

CHICAGO Oct 2-rne following q citations
are for large lots only Smaller quantities are
usually sold at advanced rates:
FRUITS - Apples new. S2.5O0275 per brl {:
ordinary S1.75 = so poor, 50c0SlOO; lemons.
:800G85) per box Danan4s, s125 also per
bunch; pineapples aga per doz; peaches
u.25 per box; Michigan, 35045c
per basket; pears, S1.5O0175 per key;
muskmelons, 25Q35c per a bu and SOC per
crate; plums, SL509l75 per case; grapes
Ives 3OIt4Oc per basket; muscats S1QI 50
per case: tokays, s1.GO91.75 Kentucky stands
S3.50040O.
VEGETABLES - Tomatoes 75c3Sl. co per bu
basket: cabbage, 81 .259D175 per crate and SO
per 100: beans, new hand picked aavies 81 .85;
mediums, S1.5001.75; beets Sl.OOaI 25 per brI;
onions, l.75020O per bril-; green corn. lODl5c per
doz.; sweet potatoes, Jerseys, s.. rs D. 90: per
brl; Illinois, S1.750200 per bril-
GAME-Mallard ducks S3.50@4OO per doz: red
heads "A OOD450 per doZ: teal, blue winged
&. 23l92. so; green winged $500; small
ducks, 81 .5O9l75: golden plover, $50; grass
plover, 75c0S1.O0 jack snipe, Sl.75; sand snipe
S5g4 0c; bear saddles, 150 &c., venision saddles
l3415c.
BUTTER Fancy creamery, 26027c per II
fancy separator, 24c good creamery, 2J022c;
medium creamery, 15ll17c; poor creamery, ia
lsc; dairy, select, 2o021c; No l, I70l8o; No
:, 154 6S; packing STOCK Ia: Ia lies. No
l5Ul6; No 2, 13G15c; grease, 3l8c.
CHEEsE-Ful cream Young Amer ~ 9I
9I0Hc; 90 twins 9HG1o;; cheddars 94G9Ic;
brick 105 Lmburs@r $3.50 ,wi5s II Lilac.
HInEs-No l light an heavy, AZ; 20
?. H., az: No / calf 7c' No !. SIC
Ta1low. No. I, 4llc; No. ?, $40.
EGGs-Strictly fresh Stock zoe per doz
ice-house stock. 1714@18c
POTATO Es-Good Burbanks $4,000 per Blu
Hebrons. 54957c; rose, 53056c; mixed, 48655c
%PoULTRY-Hens, 8dS5c per ID: springs. 81
@9c: boosters. &c; ducks fancy white, 1Oc;
ducks, dark, &c; turkeys, 11G121ac. geese S497
per doZ.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27
THIRvY-FIVE HOUSES BURNED.
Fire Raging at Ste. Anne de Beaupre-
The shrine May lie Saved.

QUEBEC, Oct. "a. -Dispatches from
Ste. Anne de Beaupre say that fire
broke out in a house there about mid
night Thirty-fve houses have been
destroyed and the fire is still raging.
though partly under control. The To-
cality in which the fire spread was on
the road from the steamer landing to
the famous Church of Ste. Anne, tn e
shrine of which is visited by thousands
of pilgrims every season from all parts
of the continues and where wonderful
miracles are alleged to have been
wrought. The latest advices say that
the church is still untouched by the
flames and may be saved. The popula-
ton of the village is in great state of
excitement at the possibility of the fire
destroying what they regard as
sacred edifce and are making every
effort to prevent its destruction.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27
O4OJ ~
i------
High Low Oct.2 Oct. p
Wheat
Cash Sales.

CHICAGO Oct. d. OATS-Sales by sample
ewere; No. 2 292l03Ic; No. 2, white $500
s4c; No. 3, 27hQa3lc; No. 3, white, 294033c.
BARLEY-Sales by sample were No 3, 400
64c No. 1, 3l@52c
RYE-Sales by sample were: No 2, 55h
056c; No. g. 48049Ac
BRAN-Salcs were at &12012.50.
MIDDLINGS-Salesw were at S12.
HAY-Sales We're: No / timothy $40. 500l1. sos
No, p timothy, 49, 500O 30; mixed, $500; up
land prairie. a90950
WHIsKY-St9ady at ST. Is
SEEDs--Sales by sample were: Flax, No. 1,
cash, llOQl.l0a; rejected, S1.0601 .06Ia.
oRN Sales by sample were: No. white,
t21ac; No. g. 4O14c; No. 3, white, 40Q4OAc MOI
59039Ac.
WINTER WBEAT.-Sales by sample were;
No 3 red, 63hc No.4 red. 47QG58c No. = hard,
9625c; No. hard. 63c
SPRING WHEAT--Sales by sample were; No.
5, 6l064c; No 3,whte. 6Oc; No. 1, 516p55c.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27
Live stock.

CHICAGO, Oct. ACCOMMODATIONS 5000.
The range Of quotations for natives was Si4
800 with most of the trading at Sl.75d5. Poor
and common grades were rather weak. West
ern rangers were in liberal supply (about 1000
arriving) and we're barely steady: They sold
on basis of 81 SOFAS for thin cows to choice
steers Texans, though in full supply, were
salable at about former quotations. or at 81 %
az % for COWS, and S203 for steers. Stockers
and feeders continue to receive considerable
attention and they remained firm al S1.50lg3 40.
Calves were salable at S'.7505.25, the outside
quotations calling for extra quality.
HoGs.-Re eipt. 20001 The demand brisk
and the fact that the receipts were TIE largest
recorded for any day recently did not prevent
an advance. The market was fnlly sc higher
than at the c,ose of Saturdays training: it was
quite as good as that days opening the best
light weights selling around 800 and choice
assorted heavy weights being wanted at SIS rs
G580. Although the quality Of the offerings
averaged common the greater part changed
hands above s5.45, the popular prices being
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27
VIII Give His Oninfon yn-Dav.

PARIS, Oct 24.-Premier Loubet, as
government member of the board of
arbitration appointed to settle the Car
mauX mining strike troubles, con-
ferred yesterday with Nj. Calvignac,
the mayor of Carmaux; NJ. Clemenceau,
member of the chamber of deputies,
and other representatives of the stril1-
ers, beside some representatives of the
other side of the controversy. The
premier will deliver his Judgment on
TIL case to-day.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27
A Woman Leper i'm Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.-A woman
leper has been discovered in this city
by the Board of Health. The author.
ties refuse to disclose the woman s
name or the locality where she lived,
but say that the disease is not of the
contagious character. She was re-
moved to the municipal hospital, where
she will have for companions d China
man and aJapanese, who have been at
the hospital some time awaiting death
from the disease.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27
THE WAR IN DAHOMEY
FIFTEEN HUNDRED NATIVES
WERE SLAUGHTERED.
The Commander of the French Forces
Makes His Representations Re-
cetved at Oxford-rhreatened Disauter
at sea-Foreign Budget

PARIS, Oct. 24.-Col. Dodds, com
manaer of the French forces in Da-
honey, estimates that !. 500 Dahomey-
ans have been killed in the different
encounters that have taken place thus
1ar IN the campaign. The army of
KING BENJAMIN., he says, has been half
destroyed and the remainder is in
demoralized condition.
The manager of the factory in Da-
honey asserts that German firm has
supplied King Behanzin with 4. 600
ouick-tiring rifles ard three field pieces
In exchange for slaves, the last batch
of whom was delivered on May 5.
The manager adds that the shipment
OF these slaves occurred under the per-
sonal supervision of the German con-
sui.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. ga some
what singular proceeding was the APP
plication here by Gov. Chase of Indi-
ana, for a clergyman's license to enable
him to solemnize marriage in Cincin-
natl. Gov. Chase, after taking an oath
to support the constitution of the State
of Ohio, received the required license,
and afterward Miss Harriet E. Chase,
daughter of D. W. Chase of this city
and niece of the Governor, was married
by him to Mr.. Schuyler C. Duryen of
this city.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27

A Large Number VIII listen to the
Romanes Lecture.


LONDON, Oct. 24.-AIr. Gladstone,
who is now in Oxford, met with
hearty reception there. Yesterday
morning at the cathedral services he
read the lessons but was unable to 90
at the evening service owing to INSULT
cent light. To-day he will deliver the
first Of the annual lectures instituted
by the biologist professor Romanes, his
subject being Medieval Oxford" Mr..
Gladstone, who, attired in academic
robes, is to deliver his lecture in the
Sheldonian theatre. is assured of an
audience of 1900, which will include
clude many notable persons. Prof.
Huxley will deliver the Romanes lee
ture in 1898.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27
Chile Will Demand Damages.

TACOMA, Wash, Oct. 24.-Chilean
Consul Delion returned yesterday from
Port Townsend, where the Chilean
bark Augusta was fired upon and
seized last Sunday night by customs
officials. He says Chile will demand
from the local government officials
and the United States government an
award for damages.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27
Sentenced for Killing His Daughter,

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 24.-Joseph 2
Gordon, the colored man who killed
his 6-year-old daughter Flora with a.
revolver July 6, last, was convicted Of
murder in the first degree and sen"
fenced by Judge Chambers to Jackson
prison for life. It took the jury just
forty-eight minutes to decide GOrdon's
fate. The prisoner is Ga years old.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27

s.. 66 5 go for heavy and medium and s54el,
$50 for light. The prices were exceptional
ans the close was steady
SHEEP-Receipts, 6. 90 Tradirrr was aotiv.
at a little better prices than prevailed on the
closing days Of last week. The average gain
was about i0c per 100 lbs. Sheep sold on a
basis Of = a. 80 for poor TO extra and "a. 3
46 was Inc range Of quotations for lambs
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27
To Draft Home Rule Bin

LONDON, Oct. PA cabinet council
will be held on Thursday. Chief Sec
Rotary Morley will arrive from Ireland
on Wednesday to attend the council
The drafting of an Irish Home Rule
bill is expected tc be the pressing bust
ness.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27
Alaska Stea mer Overdue

SITKA, Alaska, Oct. 5.-The steamer
Elsie is now overdue at this port, She
is a small steamer of about seventy
tons. plying between this port and
Onalaska, stopping at way ports and
carrying United States mails under
contract with the North American
Commercial company.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27
Man and Horses Killed,

CALEDONIA, Mimi, Oct. 24.-H. A.
Ererig and his span of fine horses met
death in frightful manner at 10
O'Clock last night near Black Hammer.
The horses became frightened at some
object in the road and backed into a
stony gulch twenty feet deep. All wers
killed instantly
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27
ALI Are Arnuiitpd

LAUSANNE, Oct. 24.-The trial of the
director an engineers Of the General
Navigation company in connection
with the explosion Of the boiler of the
steamer Mont Blanc in July last, when
q number of lives were lost, has re-
s77 ted in the acquital of all the de-
fs ldants.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27
No Change In Cotton Contracts.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24,-New York
traders had conference to-day in re-
gard to the cotton contract question.
The announcement is officially made
on the Exchange here that no change
will be made as requested by some of
the Southern Exchanges.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27
Fatally Wounded While Hunting

AURORA, H., Oct 24.-John CASTOR,
young machinist employed at the
Hercules Iron works, died last
night at the hospital from a wound in
the neck inflicted Saturday by the acct
dental discharge of his gun while out
huntinp
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27
Ocean Vessels Engines Give Out.

LONDON, Oct. 24.-The steamship
Rosiin Castle, which started for the
Cape OF Good Hope on Saturday, re-
turned to southampton to-day with
her engines broke down. Her pas
sengers and mails We're transferred to
the steamship Hawarden Castle
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-27
CREAM CITY STABBING.
KaIlis Receives Eight Cash

Herman Kallis Receives Eight Gashes
While Protecting Boys.
Milwaukee, Oct. Pat a merry
go-round, Herman Kallis, of SO
Eleventh avenue, sought to protect
some boys who were being abused by
a party of men last night. The men
turned on Kallis and stabbed him
eight times, one of the blows penetrat-
ing his lung.
Eight men were arrested on a charge
of being the ones who did the stab
bing.
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ChicarO Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, Oct 24-There was q trmer feeling
in al leading markets on Change at the open
ing this morning. Wheat and corn started
about ~ over the Saturday closing figures.
Ga IS lac higher, and provisions at &c 10 loo ad-
vance. On the sarly trading wheat gained fur
Their to 743ac for December and to 79a0;9Rc
for May. Corn advanced TO $3.50 November,
and 454l|t 457s May, or 24c to C over Saturday.
Pork Yves advanced TO ST. 30 for o lober, and
sl3 Az 70" May. Lard and ribs were little
change for January
Closing quotations were:
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she shrank from notoriety, tie calls of
society with her were second in i'm
portance TO the duties of wife, moth
er and daughter and it was i'll the do
mesuc sphere that she shone with the
brightest light.
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ST. JOHN, n. B., Oct. ga. G.
Blair, the Premier, who, wi n his entire
ticket, was defeated in the election in
York county, will find another con-
stituency in either St. John or Victoria,
and is practically certain of another
four years power. The two men to
be elected in Gloucester county will
doubtless be government supporters
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Killed in the Big Fire.

HAMBURG, Oct. 24-Director Ripping
of the Hamburg fire brigade died to-
day from the effect of injuries received
at the fire in the Hamburg American
Packet company's warehouse Saturday.
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A Leading Mason Dead .

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. 24.-Dr.
Robert Van Valzah, one of the leading
Masons of the State, died yesterday.
He was one of the founders of the Owls
and at the time of his death was su-
preme officer.
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LIVERPOOL.

Ns-Pork-Demand fair unchanged
Lard-Demand poor, firm; spot and October,
IS Cd Wheat Demand poor, steady; No. s
red winter. 6s: No. ) red spring, rs 81. Flour
Demand poor, unchanged Corn-Demand
poor, steady; spot, Is sd; October, As 45ad;
November. IS 81; 0~"eu7her As. SID
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, Oct. 24-WHEAr-No , cash
and October, &c bid, November use; Decem.
Der, 74c; May Soc CoRN-No > cash Asa
OATs-Cash. Sic RYE-Cash, SIC ashe ed.
CLOvERsEED-Prime cash, October and Noven-
Der, S6.40; D. cembrr, o.; March, ST. IS.