Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-09-28
condemned NEWS.
no yalkvra is safe in New York.

The new tariff bill may be perfected
in 80 days.
Rain did $4,000 of damage to worlds
fair exhibits.
Mitchell bank ntinue t. keep
depostors in sor e.nNety.
Bloodhounds are tracing traip-Wreck-
ers near Birmingham, Ala
Iowa people hJI two days celebra-
ton at the worlds fair.
Bismarck is slowly but surely failing.
The emperor may visit MIN.
The Army Of the Cumberland had a
reunion at Cleveland, Ohio.
Friday wheat fell half II cent, pork
advanced and money was easy.
Pioneer residents of the ST Croix val
ley held Il reunion in Saltwater.
The office of immigration inspector
at Milwaukee has been abolished.
Jules H. Burnell, st. Paul social
swell, is an embezzler of $4,000.
ourteen white cap farmers of Kings
ton, ILL.,, have been indicted for murder.
Diphtheria drove the state Baptist
convention from Racine to Milwaukee.
Mohammed Webb stirred up the par
lament OF religion by defending polyg-
amy.
Receivers have been appointed at
Kansas City for the Lombard Invest
ment company.
The big schooner Michigan foundered
above Point Table, Lake Superior, the
crew escaping.
Oliver 2. Shanafeldt, postmaster at
Queenstown, Ohio, is missing. He is
heavily in debt.
The st. Paul has allied itself with
the Great Northern and cut loose from
the Northern Pacific.
Benjamin f. Mitchell has accepted
the republican nomination
for governor of Iowa.
Flour output at Minneapolis, Mimi,
last week was the greatest in the his
tory of the northwest.
AN income tax is possible. The ways
and means committee is said to be In
favor of such measure.
Detroit Methodists will petition con-
gress to repeal the Geary law at once
on the ground of justice.
The Southern Pacific will end the
transContinental passenger war by
return to old rates Oct l.
Iowa prohibitionists have issued a
call for contributions to the fund for
the fight against the saloon.
Charles T. Stratton, Chicago law
yer and politician, died from typhoid
fever. He was 81 years old
Emperor William has left the scene
of the military operations near Guens,
Hungary, and gone to Mohocs.
Frieda Gendlie, expert girl burglar,
of Easton, Pa, has been sent to the
house of refuge 1t Philadelphia.
The fair goods at Evanston are at
war with the faculty. They object to
having their social liberties curtailed,
Citizen George Francis Train is dis
gusted because the children are not
given better opportunities to see the
fair.
South Dakota republicans have nomi-
mated judges Carson, Kellain and Ben
nett for reelection.
mitchell, the English pugilist who
will fight Corbett for the championship,
arrived at New York.
Several towns in South Dakota were
damaged by forest fires. DeadwOod
was in danger
A witness testified in lue Mankato
murder case that Conway confessed
having killed Warlraven, and that
Layne planned the robbery.
Bishop Brennan, of Dallas, Texas,
has been made assistant to Bishop
Power, Of st. Johns, n. +.
The federal election repeal bill has
been reported to the house of repre-
sentatives and placed on the calender.
President Reinhart, of the Atchison,
reports increase in freight business and
the resumption of the Colorado silver
mines.
j. III. Bear crawled half a mile
through dense weeds to escape d Rob
ertsville, Ohio, mob. He was accused
of clipping.
In n fight with pistols at Austin, Pa,
Constable Williams and Thomas Ken
neday were wounded and Thomas
Glover killed.
Secretary of State Osborne, of Kan
sas, was found guilty of ibeling Cyrus
Leland in an interview charging repub-
Gcan corruption.
G. II. Bosworth, Springfield, ILL.,, and
E. Ellery Anderson, New York, have
been appointed receivers of the Chica-
go, Peoria and st. Louis
But one life was lost in the Canton,
H., opera house tire-that of Perry
Curry, whose body has been recovered.
Jennie Mehl, daughter of Landlord
Mehl, of st. Paul, has married James
Robinson, Il mulatto who formerly
worked for her father
j. II. Gray, a druggist of Greenfield,
H., by mistake took a large dose of
econite as a cough medicine and is in
n critical condition.
Adolph krug, city treasurer of Seat
tle, who ran away with $4,000 and
was captured at st. Paul, Mimi, re
fuses to go back without a legal fight
who recently failed at Grand Rapids,
who recently failed at Gran A.apids,
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