Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-30

Bank Cashier Bradley, on trial for
, making false reports at Lansing, Mich,
read a paper during the proceedings.
President Haughey, of bank notori-
ETY., appealed to the Indiana odd fel-
lows in session in indianapolis for leni-
ency.
Women presented AS You Like 1t in
New York. The first impulse Of the
spectators was to laugh.
Sangamon county, Illinois, has voted
$50 acres of land and $4,000 cash to
secure the permanent state fair.
Two hundred delegates are in attend
ance upon the national fraternal con-
gress now in session at Cincinnati
Rev. J. Dingledy, superintendent of
an orphans home at Richmond, Ind,
was arrested for abusing his little
charges.
Bank Looter Koetting was attacked
with an umbrella by a Milwaukee mil
liner who is one of his victims.
Judge Fitzsimmons, of New York,
decided that d gambling debt made
Denmark's worlds fair collection of
ThOrWaldsen relics was presented TO
the Chicago museum by Commissioner
General Meyer.
I'll. II. Kohlsaat has leased for 1O2
years the Stewart block, at the corner
Of State and Washington streets, of
Chicago, for S7,429. $50
After services in Union Park Con-
gregatiOnal church, which We're large
ly attended, DR.. Earle's remains were
buried at Rosehill, Chicago.
Judge Grosscup, of Chicago, declared
the Guaranty Investment company a
lottery and four OF its officers We're
convicted of Illegal use of the mails
A. J. Rosenthal, son of a Weal-knoWn
Chicago stock broker, is charged with
forging his fathers name to checks
for various amounts.
Thirty Spanish convicts have dis
tinguished themselves in the fighting at
MelilE. Effort is being made to Sc
cure their pardon.
BAH association was completed in In
dianapolis. A board of arbitration was
elected.
Owing to dissenstons the football
team of the University of Minnesota
has disbanded. All games have been
declared off.
Thomas Rogers has applied for the
coilectorShip of internal revenue at
Chicago. He is the twelfth candidate.
1t is believed the state department
will take no notice officially of the
statement of Hawaiian Minister Thurs
ton.
| MissOurians have caused Il row by
/ taking charge of all arrangements for
the dedication of Illinois statue of
General Shields.
I A loss of upward of $2,OOO,OOO was
| caused by Tuesday nights confagra-
ton in the business center Of Spring
| field, Mass.
| While attempting to arrest AleXan-
der Enos, keeper of dive at Trout
| Creek, Mich, Deputy Sheriff Davidson
was killed.
| Two hundred Of the unemployed of
Indianapolis waited on Mayor Denny
and demanded work.
Lehigh Valley strikers have made
public correspondence showing Super
intendent r. H. Wilbur refused to re-
ceive a committee of employees.
The Northwestern car and machine
hands of a receiver. The liabilities ag-
gregate $4,000.
The Joseph Turner & Sons Worsted
Manufacturing company at Cleveland
has made an assignment. Liabilities,
over $350,0O0; assets, S5O0,0OO.
The man lynched by the mob at
Ottumwa, Ia, has been identified as f..
0. Johnson of Aberdeen, S. D., and
not Fred Gustavse. His victim is
dying.
Six men held up an electric motor
car at the race track turn near Latonia,
Ky. Opposite CincinnatD, ana got
watches and $40 in money
William L. Coleman, pioneer and
leading merchant of San Francisco
died, aged 50. He was at the head of
the Vigilance committee of 1854.
The Countess DEu denies the report
that her son, Prince Pedro, has started
Tor Brazil and says that he is still at
the military school at Vienna.
All the public buildings and many
private buildings in Berlin were decor
ated in honor Of the birthday of eX-
Empress Frederick.
The Dublin Freeman's Journal says
| that the resolutions adopted by the
McCarthyites will be transmitted to
! the National league of America
! The navy department has issued aa.
refreshments calling for proposals for
supplying twenty-Seven sets of rapid
guns for the gunbOatS soon to be built
Other committees besides the COM
mittee on ways and means are now
settling down to steady work prepare
! tory to the re-assemblying of congress
| in two weeks.
Charles II. DelanO, eX-state senator
of Florida and once mayor of Ottawa
! I'LL, died at Ottawa. He was principal
owner Of the Florida Central railroad
| Freeman Durrell, charged with the
murder of William Sullivan, was dis
charged at Grantsburg, Wis, on the