Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-03-02
CONDEN SEQ NEWS.

Two cases OF scaret feyeIr have made
their appearance in the college at Ri
poD, Wis.
George L. Spenser, ex-United States
senat0r from Alabama, died on the 10th
ut Washington.
The Grand Rapids mine at Negaunee
Mich, has resumed work. Other mines
are increasing their forces.
Thomas Sutton was instantly killed
near Gordon, Wis, by a small log which
fell upon him from a sled.
Cigarettes, according to the attending
physician, killed w. t. Lewis, "A years
of age, at Brooklyn.
George Schneider, a joint keeper at
Atchison, kas., has left the country
and Il warrant is out charging him with
the murder of his wife.
Schoolie Pike, young man employed
In Kalamazoo, Mich, jeweIry store
committed suicide on the list De
spOndency was the cause.
Abner Mckinley, brother of Governor
Mckinley Of Ohio, says the latter is
fully able % meet all his liabilities
Chares StaIey shot Rose Lee at Pitts
burg, Pa. on the 24th and then attempt
ed to commit suicide.
Delaware has a grand lodge of A.
o. u. w. Before the 22nd the mem
bers in that state were under the jul
risdiction of Maryland.
st. Louis WoodWorkers are organic
ing with a view to striking to eight
hours work for ten hours pay.
Jose nj. Rasson, Mexican minister to
Japan, died at midnight Oh the 10th
from drOpsy, III San Francisco.
The Russian-American National league
bas made a formal protest against the
eXtradluon treaty with Russia.
The % and 80 inch mills at the Home
stead steel works will close down the
last OF this month for two months re-
pairs.
The will OF Charles Haase, of Osii-
kosh, Wis, has been sustained He left
,al bis estate to his second wife and
the children contested the will.
While William Jewell, living near
Laurel, Del, was On his way home in
a carriage on the 24th, he suddenly
dropped dead OF heart disease:
Tow employees of the PENNSYLVANIA
SchuyIkiI Valley road were killed and
Two injured by Wreck on that road
on the Ind.
At Cincinnati, O., Morgan and Dye,
dealers in grain at Race and water
streets have assigned to John (,asser.
Assets, $4,000; liabilities about the
saniG:
Peter Clark, aged 70 years, trainer
OF tlotting horses, was found dead i'll
bed on the 24th at the Norton House,
New Brunswick, N. j.
Case have been filed against the Sioux
City Ia, police force, charging it with
refusing to return the money taken from
prisoners when the latter were released.
Judge Howell Il. jackson has been
confined as the late Judge Lamar
successor on the bench of the United
States Supreme Court.
Three members of the family of Lo-
renZe Leis at Waterloo, ILL.,, have died
from eating poisoned from eating apple
butter made in Il copper kettle.
John Fruin of keokuk, Ia, is suing
for an injunction to prevent Il saloon
keeper from selling drinks to his son,
who has taken the gold cure.
The funeral OF Gen. Beauregard took
place on the afternoon of the 23rd.
Many viewed the remains while w
ing in state in the City Hall, New Or
leans
Fire destroyed the National Wall Pa
per company's factory at 425 West Thir-
ty-third street on the 18th. Loss, $780,
600
While Miss Bessie Scott was return
ing from the funeral of Miss Armitha
Wiley, at Seaford, Del, on the 24th
she died from nervous prostration.
Mis-. 1uiIleS IeIeTSOu Oh sturgeon
Bay, Wis, left her two children in her
home and went visiting. The house
was burned and one child with it. The
other child cannot recover.
Ecuador is indulging in an orthoruoX
South American revolution. A bloody
cattle in ESineralda resulted in a vic
tory for the Government forces.
st. Louis is to have the first socialist
municipal ticket 10 ITS history The
nominating convention was held quiet
" Sunday night, and an entire city
ticket selected,
The medical experts who have been
investigating the alleged insanity of
Howard J. Schneider, who murdered
his wife and brother-in-law in Wash
ington, have adjudged him sane,
The Midlothian Liberal association
has adopted resolution declaring home
rule for Scotland as a necessary condl-
tin to home rule for ireland.
The negro. John Hughes, who SO bad
Iy wounded in the jail at Moberly, oMoi
ty the brothers of the girl Whom he
had iIsulted, has been removed to the
Huntsville jail to avoid mob violence