Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-10-31
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
AT HOME HAPPENINGS.

Tho TAKING of testimony i'm the Dur
rant case is completed.
national waterway convention
Charles Dav Rose witIdraws his
challenge for America's cID.
Senator Chandler stirs up the presi-
dent on the big railway trust.
Miss Willard was reelected presi-
dent Of the National w. C. T. Z.
At Alta. Ia. fourteen business
blocks were burned. Loss $4,000.
CHARGES against Chicago letter car
riers develop nothing very serious.
At Northeastern, Mass, eX-Gov.
Oliver Amas died after a long illness,
aged g.
p,1,,.+ ron+,.,, ,,l parcbn, .,ro
aoroatnd At .onisviIIn nv Frank Agan
Dr. Ialma&e preached lafeWeH ser
mons to crowns IN Ne" 1ork ahu
Brooklyn
Ashley MearS was arrested III a[So
on the charge OF deIfaGdIh@ Judge
McCohlleH.
Enc government mas ceased tne com
age OF silver bullion purchased und3f
the sherman act.
~ L. Clirhe " 70. assignee III
minnesota threatens TO DrInS suit 10
recover assets.
1t develops that Cashier Stuckey
was neeced by gamblers the hlS'nt De
fore ne left Duluth.
Secretary Olney LETT Washington Tor
Boston and will return to Washington
for several days.
Dr. Taima@e mas been installed as
cO-past0r OF Tire FIRST presbyterian
church of Washington.
Fire burned 1877 houses and rendered
1000 persons homeless in AlgielTS,
suburb of New Orleans.
Fire wiped out the business portion
of Fairchild, Eau Claire county, Wis
The loss was $75, 900.
At Chicago the national conference
of Christians was held. Political
parties, etc, were denounced.
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,acomniyn tho,n os hnlli@oronts
ra7o,,o1 y,L,,.,,,, ,oo,oro- his intor-
no., of ,o,,,,o,,incr al ,,,tto,. r,.id,ros IN
tho wholesale district of Now work
President Cleveland and rartv spent
a pleasant dav i'm Atlanta and left
on the return trip to Washington.
The new Ashland-twin city trunk
me = dll accomplished laeC; coii'rac"S
lor CONSTRUCTION H''NIhS oeel cloS>e"'
Z" est broS' NlltVfliS lli'll DIT New
poFt' y. H. was "eHIroEeu ny nle'
600
The New I lm-Wintbrcn railroad if
is settled, will lee built. giving the
former town new route to the twin
elllP>.
he''oeh hocKoer&' Il New YORK
putfher' ran away with Rosa Horo-
WIZ ana ms VINE oeIleVeS he was
Attorney General Olney, it lis RI
mored, will leave the cabinet because
he cannot indorse the presidents for
eign policy.
Miss Willard carried the w. &. L.
Y. convention with her Ill a movement
to include n tratemal relations Cath
ollcs and Hebrews
Capt. Clapp, of the sixteenth infan-
n;.3u. lall;,'l. -, .,,t ~.
t,'- n'.:.,3 80 'tr MS 'e~ii '77e"' 9 :
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Cloush Bros. Minneapolis, make an
assignment. GOV. Clough says it IS
.ne IeE>olt .. IRE ~ | Oi''' Ne i'pi'''el
company ; i''"'iiV
Rev. Frank Hyatt Smith left Den
YER, Col. for Cambridge to meet the
charges preferred against him. He is
accompanied oy MS Wlte.
Bishop AIlicus G. HAYWOOD of the
Methodist church of Georgia. was
stricken with PARALYSIS at his home
Mt Oxford. Ga He cannot survive
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Wv az i,'' '"''''i Noii','li I'>e
Der' ~ "L y" "Sn'i,S lon 10 Selec' !"
'i'i'e ~" Fl''e LOT Hoi'""E 'ile 'eA'
'oii' ''ii'''i''
Maurice Perkins. well-knOwn
newspaper man at indianapolis. While
deIlrluS Ieaped from thrd-Story
WINDOW at the cltE hoSpltai ana was
IajallN injured.
Cnstans officials aro t,.,,ino =, col