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, 1893-05-06

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%peripunbete, tpurbe Eeute bon Gi9ter
Softer unter $4,000 8ireibaft selteat.
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ber nibt nit Dem 0eben babonfommen
tper6e, tpesbalb Gorrtgan nicbt our 8irgz
icbaft sugelafien tpor6en mar. SeBt lbeint
IS, baB Barber balb e~enelen piro.
, 1893-05-06
1tm1ere 1pamiI6e,t @dNe.

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Miibe, benz 6er5og 8era9ua u1tb ietner
Samilie ben 9lufent6alt in Set @eltausz
iteaun8sitaOt 10 angene6m tpie m0gli6 al
, 1893-05-06
beirathsfheine.

Sis beute Wittag tpur6en Sic foleer6en
6etratbSi6etne erpirft;
YbiIipp 0iet, Maroe gebler. .94-4
Sbrtittan 9ettenborn, &u9uita Selof. 1913
Sreo Sod, 9outie 6etie. .26-19
Srort 2Stie, @Oitb glmtra 9reiiel. .22-17
&bornas gSalib, 2mnie Otc@orn. .... .29-31
Gt6aro Sole, Wtarn 6. 6auien. 1874
@m. STEINER, 2tltno Mtaier. .35-27
Solepb Wtutlt9, 2outie 6oie. .21-2O
Sobn SommerpDlb, 6tlba Mnberiou. .31-32
George Is. Stepeni on, Carrie Sones. 3O-21
8ilbelm 8ut, Caroline Qaier. .4-45
gtlltom Albre6t, @u9uita @riebop. 1923
@bas. S3eBler, 2ouiie 8arten. .23-25
&oolf Sreoerif 6olnt, emma @molie
@bas. 6arris, 2ena N1oerIon. .27-26
Sebalttan Seelmalt, Otarp &raft. ..... 1913
Seopolo G9lotk 6olrnte Soenin9 .... 1913
San @enculd, Alt1o &ontperDa. -. .22-1S
6re9erld Su9enber9, Wtorp Sdulb. 1874
earl o.. Sobrlons 6elena Yeteri OH. .22-22
S9lep9 @om9tl, Sennte .. Sinclair. 1856
SDomos u: S%tt1ter, emma Q8alfer.. .21-19
9arl u. 8boltn, Soo S. Mto9uuIen. ..27-27
GS2arleg S9rtltrom, amonOa 0o9itrom 24-21
G5arles N Z, g. Ssl''; @a S}"5Gat''' 5tnais
"'''l9el .2S-22
gtaeb SerOfentltbHng u~nieres geitrtgen
8eribts ertptrtt:
Gu9uit Sobnion, 2ouiia 9eterlun. . .,3O-27
S @O6ert 3; Mnrr"9s Sslle g; soDertp. ,97-97
@lbert Sortaltb, @rnte @eiielburq. 49,. 29-21
Sebeitpait gnc, 29ueS &obpltarcif. -. $50
4oolpb gert9olbp, @u9uito Ollou.. $3.50. 1914
Somes @rutdl 6arf, Morp Stlanb. .28427
Soief 6%anectlp, SOlepba Wtubropo $50
Saf gtc$S2n9b, NtGg 6onmonn.......27-24
6rtB 9o1maltlt, Otorio Mop 35-23
herbert @no erlon, Scribe Wfiuer. -. .23-23
SS1lllam Soaon, Sba SuQipa1. ...... 23-18
gomolo Gpolt, Wartou &ilep .22-2O
SStoRn Eun6ltrOm 6ottie @orlI On.....39-27
SS S!a Flum, Marp @alter. .......28-18
SS!ll1at 5orne, SlobeQo Smort. 80. .3O-28
4llreo SObnlon, 6ulbo 8loom.......33-24
Sr0rt 9olltrom, @u9uita 6ebberg. ..27-19
9%t9srtlIs Softe, &bomire 9ubpi9Iet- ..27-27
Sbeo, Oteper, 6ilmo MoBber9. 1870
Srallt 9len, Celia Mc@lear.
6rant StaSlti, 0tarie 8olouItpa ..... 21-19
@n1tl 0ebtn9er, 22ilbelmile 2tbalts. .31--25
Solef Stasm, 8e1a 8olouropa. .... .23-21
Sobu Wc@inuiS, Wtarp @iltonon... .25-22
gilbert Sport, @tQiat GepuolOs. ..... 33-32
&bomas @Iarcp, 9tettie Speni on. 80. 4O-18
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= SIM pergangenen Sebruar tpur6e aQeir
aus Dem Mtnenort Greebe IN Colorado
9tobitlber I'M 8ertbe % $850,000 per7
lanbt. 9te S~ilberausbeute in Colorado
mar i'm bori9en Sabre unt noue 5000, 900
lln3en gr0Ber, ais i'm Sabre 1891. Ser
ntebri9e StlberpreiS bat auf Ben 8ctrieb
Ser Stlberminen ni3t BEN miubeten Ginz
fluB Die Soften Ser &obiiIberz@ %etptnnung
i6ipanfen 8tptl6en Is unb 40 GentS, unb
es miro Sag unb Na9t b%aurauf los gez
graben. Die ~btesiGbrige QuSbeute pirb
poratsitdtIib 6ie boridbrige ganS bebeuz
tend uberitei8en. @obtn nit al Dem
3eu9?
, 1893-05-06

= Gtne fei9e @ienerin bate 6teier
Sage ub'S9neiO", ii3 in elmer ~rieligen
&rinOLtne ouf bet StraBe SIT 5etgen, unb
btloete natiirlt6 BEN @e8enitanb beS aI9ez
metnen Spottes. Sic lief cine 9an5e Qtnz
sail ibrer 8eini8er Derbaften unO, bic an
gebotene Qtbbttte 3uriidmetienb, rnbarmz
Der5t9 beroDnnerr. %9luBerbem IieB iue IN
Ben 3eitungen bic @arnung er9eben, baB
man le BEL ibren fiitftigen Nus9dn9en int
@loGen@ &oitim in Trteben 1aiien 1oue,
tpenn man ni9t 2uit bate, Bic 8efannt7
i3aft bes Bolt5etribters gu mad6en. 80.
Die &rtnoltneni3ipGrmertn bat v6aare
auf BEN 3dbnen," Sn Nmertta bat ~unieres
g8tiiens nob feine S9One es getpagt, I'M
gepaLtigem 0tetfrof auf Der StroBe 3u err
iGeincn, 11nb ba bebauptet man no3, 6aB
Die Qlmerifanertn immer init Ser gtaie
borne D'ron" tpGre unb am etfrigiten benz
%ltnitnn buIOi8el Sene fcibe @ienerin
bat Oie Nmertfanertnnen gan3 9ebOrig iiberz
trumpft.
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&Leine QlnSei9en in Der Nbenbausgabe
ser SainotS Stoats5eitung foiten, pcnn
nicbt mebr tpie 5ebn 8orte, 10 Gents, jebeS
tpettere Mprt l Sent.
, 1893-05-06

9aS Nattbtitenblatt The Evening
Post" lGBt an 8aberetpSft unb G6omaS
tpe8en Der &laoiergeibidbte fein gutcs
6aar. 8enn eS nrr tpegen 6es &[apters
tpGre, 10 tOnnte man bas i9on gelten lais
fen, ober Imam MERIT bic Qlbit6t unb miro
berttmmt." 9a lit nur thinner BON benz
D%Ian96aart9en 8olen" urb 06err" GbomaS
Bic &e6e, unb man iiebt es benz natioifttz
1ben @iftmibeI Drbentlicb an, tpie es i6m
tpobG tbut, an 6teien beiben foreigners
ietnen SrembenbaB auslaiien SIT tOnnen.
Stun bat 6err Sbomas bonn 6remben 9e>
ra6e 70 bteL an it6, tpie Ser 2Imntel bon
Der vYOit" ct bat it6 ptelmebr iebr fart
amertfaniitrt. Qlber bas DerlbGGgt Dem
Sbtmpfbolbe nid6ts, Set iebe @eIe9enbett
tpabrntntmt, ietnen amerifanii6en @ez
burtSbitntel b~eraus5ufebren. 9err Tbo>
mas unb 8aberepsfl m09en it6 in ber
&laoierangeIe9en6ett iebr eigent6imlib
benommen baben, aber bas 6at nit ibrer
auslGltOii6en @eburt NIGHTS 9ernein. Sic
itnb i'm @eIbpunfte btel me6r yganfeeS",
ais PDIen, Doer 9euti6e.
, 1893-05-06

Die benofratticbe 8tG CUR Neueinz
tbetlung ber SutnOiierS taatsgeiebgebungsz
Mablbe5trfe lit nun in betben 96u1ern an5
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05
CYCLING IN FRANCE.

The French were slow to take to ey-
cling, but now that they have done 80
they are certainly making up for lost
time. Military cyclists are a common
sight in the streets of Paris and else
where, and in many other organizations
under government besides the army the
bicycle has obtained official recognition.
The other day the strange spectacle
was seen Of a cycling wedding party
going to a church in MOntmartre.
There were 10 persons, and all of
them, including the bride and bride
groom, were mounted on safety BIZ
cycles. After the ceremony the party
remOunted and rode off to Enghlen,
where the wedding breakfast was
prepared. The incident does not seem
to have attracted much attention, as
French women have taken to cycling
in much larger numbers than their
English sisters. Last week a French
lady, Mdlle. Debats, established a record
for her sex by riding over II IL miles
in one hour. The previous record was
that of Mdlle. Saint Sauveur, about
16 IA miles.-London Daily News.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05
WITH THE TRADERS.
News BeariSh, but Wheat Goes Up
Nevertheless.

Chicago, Sept. 29.-Wheat woke up
Il dull session by quick advance in
the last half hour. December, after
averaging about from SO 1-Sc to 50 lac,
rose in the time named to zoe. Charley
Smith scared the shorts as badly as
did the man with the gun the other
day. There was no other apparent
cause for the afternoon bulge. Corn
was dull and about steady, oats strong
and provisions stagnant and irregular
in price.
New York, Sept 29.-The close on
Wall street was decidedly bullish and
very strong. Heavy short covering
was induced ON reports that the ways
and means committee had decided to
double the tax on whisky, beer and to-
bacco, and the whole list felt the eff
feet of Il pronounced bullish sentiment
ON the part Of room traders.
Money on call easy, 21-2 per cent;
prime paper, 7,aS per cent; sterling
exchange weaker; actual business in
bankers bills, 4S4 1-264S5 for sixty
days and 1856 1-2d4S7 for demand; post
ed rates, 4S5@4S7 IL; commercial bills,
sixty days, 4S3t64S4, and demand,
4S5 172a4S6; bar silver, IA; govern
ment bonds steady; state bonds dull.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05
METHODS SEEM CROOKED.
Affairs Of a GAINESVILLE Firm Being In
vestigated.

Chicago, Sept. 27.-The methods Of
the Columbia Improvement company,
Of GAINESVILLE, Wis, are being looked
into by people who have invested in
the company's property. The company
transacts business at 1853 East Ran
dOlph street, in this city, and claims
ownership to 1000 acres of land in
Clark county, Wis, and at present 9
selling lots in it's townsite called Co
lumbia at S. to $50 lot
The purchasers are mostly working
men, who, after saving a few dollars,
look for an investment for their linn
tied capital. The company claims that
the Chicago & Northwestern road is
interested in the townsite, but the Off
GERS Of the road deny any connection
with the scheme. On payment OF 50
a deed and abstract are given to the
purchaser Each purchaser also re-
ceives a ticket that entities him to
draw a 16O-acre farm.
The deeds are signed by George G..
Chittenden, president, and Chas. 5.
Graves, secretary. All the signatures
are witnessed by Misses M a.. l..
Young and Aida E. Slidders, who ale
in the office of the concern at James
Vile.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05
GENERAL BLOW-UP PLANNED
Greatest Conspiracy Since Guy Fawkas,
Day Fooled.

Vienna, Sept. 2S.-On the Dad inst
the Associated Press cabled exclusive
information of the arrest of a number
OF anarchists in this city and the dis
coVery Of cases of revolvers, bombs,
explosives, coats with leather Innings.
with hooks for suspending bombs K,
them, and documents of most in
terminating nature. Rival news ageu-
cles have been trying TO belittle this
news
The police have been most reticent
Ill regard to the matter till TODAY
when they admitted the truth of the
story and added material facts. show
ing the conspiracy to be the greatest
since Guy Fawkes' day.
They say subset. uent Investigation
shows the anarchists intended RI
smuggle dynamite into the underground
portion of the Reicbrath building. and
when that body met, October 10. blow
it sky high and strike terror into the
hearts of the enemies Of the independ-
ent group of socialists, to which the
arrested men belonged.
Had the plot succeeded some GOO
people would have been hurled into
| eternity, including the princess of the
imperial family, hereditary mobiles and
d1gnltarieS of the church. The anar-
chists also had plans laid to blow I'D
at the same time the town hall, with
over thousand employed therein. be-
sides 4 number of other important
. buildings.
I The university, famous historical mu-
scum, and the Hofburg theater were
also included in the conspiracy. The
strangest part of the story, as far as
the United States is concerned, is that
the bombs were made according to
Il formula from Herr Most, New York,
and the police claim to be able to prove
the anarchists in this gigantic conspir-
acy are connected with the anarchists
/ in Chicago.
! They say this is not merely police
theory, but the connection of Chicago
anarchists with those here has been
fully established. Correspondence be-
! tween the Chicago reds and those of
Vienna is said to be in the hands of
the Austrian police. who it would
seem, must be in communication with
! the Chicago police on the subject
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05
CONGRESSIONAL.

Washington, Sept. 26. The resolution
offered yesterday by Mr.. PETER was
laid over before the senate, and was
spoken against by Mr.. Sherman, as re-
Quiring a great deal of labor and as
entirely unneceSsary-th anticipation
of interest being a matter of public
nOtoriety.
Mr.. PETER replied to Mr.. Sherman,
and spoke of there being a studied
attempt on the part of the treasury
department to keep back information
Mr.. Peffer's resolution was after dis
cussion, laid on the table-yeas, 81,
hayes. 10.
The repeal bill was then taken UP and
Mr.. Stewart was recognized. His own
resolution as to the independence of
the several departments of the govern
ment was ruled to have gone to the
calendar; but he intimated that he
would renew it and go on with his
speech.
An indication of opposition to per-
hitting him to renew his attack on the
president was shown by Mr. Quay,
republican, Of Pennsylvania Mr..
Stewart, however, did not care to ad-
dress the senate Immediately and hay
ing yielded the floor, Mr. Perkins, re-
publican, of California. took it and ad-
dressed the senate.
House.-After some ,lnimportant rou-
tine business the house proceeded to the
consideration of the federal election
law repeal bill.
Mr.. Tucker spoke at great length on
the bill, and although he made an inter
csting constitutional speech, the at
tendance in the house was verv small.
Al the conclusion of Mr.. fuckers
speech the floor was taken by Mr..
Brossius, republican, of Pennsylvania,
in opposition to the bill
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05
A CITY OF REVOLUTIONS.
VOTING PAPERS ARE COMMONLY
REPLACED BY CARTRIDGES.

BuenOs AyreS Standard: Buenous
Ayres, which after the revolution of
1853 had separated itself from the
surrounding provinces, was now re-
united to them. But the deputies from
Buenos Ayres having been refused adj
mission to the assembly, there was a
new revolution in which a nominee Of
Urguiza's succumbed to Urguiza's old
antagonist, Colonel-now General
Mitre. Gen. Mitre formed the mixed
state known as the Argentine Repub-
lie; from which Buenos Ayres has since
made strenuous efforts to break away
A fourth revolution in 1863, headed by
chief known as the ChachO, was at
last suppressed and Ell Chacho was
shot. In fifth revolution 0S7O) Gen.
Urguiza was murdered. A sixth and
disputes about provincial autonomy,
brought Gen. Mitre once more into the
field; and in 1880 there was a for
instruction headed by Gen.
with the view of rendering
the province of Buenos Ayres indie
pendent; though its only effect was to
separate the province from the city of
the same name.
In the eighth revolution, which broke
out In 1890, we see arms $50 far as
the chief command is concerned) CIV
ing place to the toga. DR.. Pellegrina
comes to the front with DR.. Be.valle
as his rival. Five thousand men were
killed in the streets of Buenos Ayres; ,
and soon afterward another revolution
the ninth-takes place, which is now
IN process Of working itself out. In
less than 20 years Buenos Ayres has |
seen nine revolutions, corresponding |
closely enough to. the same number |
IF presidential elections in the United |
States The Buenos Ayres voting pa
oers are replaced by cartridges.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05
MANY ANARCHISTS IN 81 AIN.
The Police Unearth Bombs and In
fernal Machines.

Barcelona, Sept. 2S.-Gen Clemente.
who was injured by the PaIos anar,
chists in their attempt to kill Gen.
Martinez Campos, is in such a serious
condition that his leg must be ampu-
tated. The police here continue to
make arrests of parties believed to
be connected with the anarchist con-
Splracy. From documents discovered.
and confessions made by some of the
anarchists, the police have become
aware that an extensive conspiracy is
III existence and serious plots have
been spoiled in consequence in Xecres,
Bllblo and other towns in Spain. The
authorities are amazed at the extent
OF the anarchist plots, and are taking
the greatest precaution, protective of
persons and property. Bombs and in
fernal machines have been found in
several anarchist haunts in Bilblo and
Aecres as well as in this city and in
Madrid. All Of the large and small
towns are now being subjected to a
thorough search for anarchists and
explosives, the government being de-
termined to crush anarchy in Spain.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05
ANARCHISTS ARRESTED.
at Vienna Still at Fever
Heat

Vienna, Sept. 29.-The excitement
over the discovery Of the anarchist plot
is still at fever heat. Four anarchist
wOrkmen were arrested today and two
more arrests are hourly expected. A
large number Of those known to be con-
nected with the anarchistic societies
hastily left the city.
All public buildings are carefully
guarded by the police. The precautions
will be continued as long as parliament
is in session. The police are in pos
session of facts of the greatest interest
to police Of several European capitals
as well as Chicago and New York.
They decline to divulge particulars,
but it is known they established be-
yond a doubt the connection between
the Austrian plotters and anarchists in
Chicago and New York.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05

for the postponement of legislation re-
specting federal election laws, finance
and the tariff till Jan. 15, because of
senatorial vacancies for Washington.
Montana and Wyoming
Allen, of Nebraska, in debating the
resolution referred to the great distress
IN New York city when Hill, of New
York, suggested that the wisest and
easiest way TO relieve the distress
would be to repeal the Sherman act
Gorman of Maryland. said he under
stood perfectly that the resolution of
Dubois was one of a series introduced
for the purpose of consuming the two
morning hours.
The repeal bill was then taken up
and PascOe, DEM, of Florida, address
ed the senate in favor Of. repeal. Tel
Ter. rep, Of Colorado, then addressed
the senate on the repeal bill. Before
he concluded his remarks the senate
went into executive session and soon
adjourned.
House.-Washington, Sept. 27.-Mr
Morris, republican,, of Massachusetts,
rose to a question of privilege in the
house this morning and complained
that some newspaper clippings which
he had inserted in a brief speech he
had made Monday, criticising the man
agement of the pension Office, had not
been printed in the record 1t was hello
by the speaker that they had been prop
erly excluded.
The house then voted on the Bland
resolution reported from the committee
on coinage, weights and measures, call.
ing Oh the secretary of the treasury fol
information as to the reason that the
Sherman law was not executed in july
and August. Although there was nc
opposition to the resolution, no quorum
voted up it, and call of the house
was ordered. No quorum appeared
For three hours Morse blockaded all
business with his no-quorum tactics
and then the resolution was carried 1Sc
to L.
The Tucker bill then came up and
Lawson, Of Georgia, addressed the
house in support of the measure. His
argument was from a standpoint OIL
states rights.
Daniels, Of New York, who followed
Lawson in opposition, argued that The
election laws were absolutely necessary
to obtain honesty and security at con
gressional and presidential elections
At the conclusion of his speech the
house, at 5:45, adjourned
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05
BOGUS DOLLARS
A Way COunterfeiters Might Increase
the Articulation.

There is an element in the silver
question that L have not seen referred
to in the learned controversy now 60
ing on in congress, and it is we'll illus
trated i'll the fable of the lion and
tiger fighting for the bone, which the
fox seized and ran away with. In this
silver contest the fox is the counter
feiter''
This was the pertinent remark of
Harry r. Smith, the well-known
jeweler and trustee Of the Cincinnati
Southern railroad, yesterday, says the
Cincinnati Enquirer.
"A difference of 40 per cent between
the intrinsic and the legal tender value
of the silver dollar will well pay the
counterfeiter for taking the risk in
making real 9OO-1,OOO fine silver dol
lar-that is, Of the same quality as the
one made by the government-and will
therefore elude detection There is no
doubt that millions Of them are now
in circulation, and hundreds of mill
ions will be coined unless some method
can be found to make the silver dollar
equal to the gold dollar in intrinsic
value
las remarked, no ordinary expert can
detect the difference, and it is possible
to make them so perfect that it will
be difficult for even the superintendent
of the mint to detect them. The quail
ty being the same, the risk is simply
in the location of the factory or mint
and getting them into circulation in
large quantities. Now, to conclude, if
this difference between metal dollars
cannot be done away with, coinage,
spurious, but of equal value with the
genuine, will be as free as the air we
breathe. In the mean time our legis-
lators can continue to debate.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05

Paris, Sept. 2S.-The semi-official
warning which the French government
has received from Russia in regard to
putting check upon the extra de-
monsuativeness Of the French people
in connection with the visit of the
Russian fleet to Tou-on, are having
their effect and there is a feeling Of
chllliness in official circles here re-
garding the whole affair. 1t was Or
iginally intended that President Carnot
should receive the Russian fleet upon
its arrival and that the visit of the
Russian sailors to Paris should be a
perfect triumphal progress upon a scale
never before attempted.
Now all this has undergone a consid-
cradle change and seems to be chang
ing more and more every day.
President Carnot only yesterday was
said not to have determined to dis
pense entirely with the visit to Toulon;
but to have curtailed it to a visit Of a
few hours duration only to the Russian
squadron alone, after which the presi-
dent was to return promptly to Paris.
And now today the Gaulois says that
the Russian fleet will not be received
by the president Of the French repub-
lie, but that it will be welcomed by
Admiral Rieunier, commander of the
naval forces at Toulon; and by Gen.
Borieus, in command of the military
forces at the port mentioned.
In all these changes Of program and
curbing Of demonstrative of the
French nation the hand Of Baron de
MOhrenheim, the Russian ambassador
to France, is plainly visible. Indeed,
it is estimated that the Russian diplo-
matte agent has plainly Informed the
French government that plans for all
receptions to be given to the Russian
sailors must be submitted to the Rus
sian embassy, and that they must be
subject to any notifications which the
Russian ambassador may consider adj
visable in order not to give offense to
neighboring nations
All this has cast a chill over France
and has given much satisfaction to
neighboring nations for it has plainly
indicated the fact that France cannot
rely to any great degree upon the
friendship of Russia, and that this
friendship is based upon the under
standing that Russia is not to do as she
pleases; but that France must follow
the guidance of Russia if she desires
the latter to remain her friend.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05
IN THE SAME CONDITION.

A merchant called at the office Of 4
paper in Houston, Texas, with the
copy Of an advertisement, and asked
the clerk to insert it.
''Sorry, but 1 can't do it; the papers
FULL
where's the proprietor? 1 think
he would run it in for me-"
Impossible, sir; he's full, too"-Tex-
as Siftings
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05

Ladies' by the deprecatoly remark that
his lay figure is not that of an 50 or 90
per cent girl; that it represents merely
% per cent of their good points, and is
half way from the best to the worst
Philadelphia Record.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05

Washington, Sept. 27.-In the senate
today Mr.. Dubois spoke in favor of the
passage of his resolution Of yesterday
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05

Pending the action at Washington
there Is a disposition among bankers
to move cautiously and curtal loans.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05
RUSSIA'S PROGRAM
FRENCH DEMONSTRATION RE-
CEIVES A DECIDED chill,
TAME RECEPTION To BE TEND
Erred AT TOUION.

The Russian Ambassador Responsible.
Anarchy Rife in Spain General
Clemente in 4 Serious Condition.
An Extensive Conspiracy in Exist
ence-Rio Janiero Again Bombarded.