Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05
A national association is to be formed.

A national association is to be formed. |
John Wilson, James King and John
Graham are locked up ON suspicion of |
being concerned in the Kenda-lyille |
train robbery.
The marriage of Miss Annie Howard |
Of New Orleans, and Mayor Carter H |
Harrison, of Chicago, has been post |
poned to November
Alex LorensOn, a union sailor, sus-
pected of having destroyed the non
union sailors boarding house in San
Francisco is in JAIL
John Seymour had his head damned
down into his shoulders while driving
a dump cart through an archway at
MenaSha. He cannot live.
A white mob hanged Calvin Stew
art. negro. at Langley, S. G. Murder
was charged against Stewart. His al
legged accomplish is in pail at Aiken.
The four Chinese arrested in San
Francisco, were ordered deported by
Circuit Judge McKenna. Bail was re.
| fused and notice of an appeal given.
| New York capitalists have secured
the right-Of-way to build an electric
railroad from Toledo to Detroit. The
company capitalized at 100000.
| Troops are guarding John Crawford
against lynchers at Bedford, Ia. Craw-
ford eloped with a 15-year-old girl,
but was captured. He left a family.
Eight desperate prisoners escaped
from the branch prison at Big Noun
tain, Tenn. 1t is thought they were
assisted either by TRUSTEES OF civilians.
assister either by TRUSTEES or civilians.
Irish employees of the city of Chicago
and Of Cook county are working for
a holiday on Irish day at the fair
next Saturday, but are opposed by the
German employees at every point.
A construction train and a freight
collided near Council Bluffs, la, and
Simon Peterson and Robert Jenkins
were killed. Two or three other men
were injured.
Joseph NJ. Fisher, cashier Of the Ma
tlonal bank OF Geneva, Neb, who is
alleged to have absconded recently
with about $4,000 of the banks funds,
is in Quebec.
The German bark Carl Burchard
coal laden, was wrecked at Port An
gel, ON the Mexican coast, July 80.
The crew were assisted to return to
Germany by the German consul.
Sandy Donohue. the famous lighting
sheriff OF CoconlnO county, Ari., shot
X. q. Harris and Bob Dunlap, noted
orse-thieves, after hard battle Dun
lap had killed seven men.
The WOlt1ey canal dam site in Ari-
IONA and franchises were sold by the
sheriff to satisfy Il judgment. Goldman
" Co. bought them for the Peoria Con
structlon company OF Illinois, for ST.
534.S
William IL. Webster, chief United
States civil service examiner, has fin
ished his laDorS at the postottice at
Fort Wayne. Ind. He has been invest
igating the recent discharge of post
office employees.
An unknown negro who assaulted
Alice Heinrichs, aged 10, at Ivory Sta
ton, Mo-, was drowned in the Missis-
sippi While attempting to escape from
Il mob.
Postmaster Potter an Old Missouri
newspaper man, and Bob Roberts, d
pioneer, were stoned to death at ella
City, Ari Suspicion rests on Indians.
Mr.. Gladstone's holiday at Black
craig is spent in the quieteSt fashion
possible. The mornings are devoted to
| work with his secretaries and the
afternoons to short drives near the
castle.
Mime. Sarah Bernhardt returns to
Paris from her South American tour
at the end of this month. She then
takes possession of the Renaissance
theater, where she will appear in
piece by NJ. Jules Lemaitre, Les
RoiS."
ROuen Cathedral is in danger, the
west front being seriously delapidated
The local authorities will not pay for
the necessary restora ton; so, unless
the state comes to the rescue speedily,
this fine old building promises to be
lrreparably damaged.
A solitary ascent of Mont Blanc
seems rather a dOleful undertaking
even for the most Jealous mountaineer
However, a young American has just
performed the feat, making the as
cent quite alone, without guide or
porter, and meeting with no further
mishap than delay from a storm. One
Eng-iShman is said to have set the
example many years ago, according to
ChamOunIX tradition,