Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-05-30
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
AT HOME.

30, committed suicide.
Cherokee, /. l., Is TO have Il fr
proof insane asylum.
4ue Steamer la Gascogue cune into
New YORK with Il broken piston rUu.
IAe Wizard 1elepuoHe compdIF Ut
Omaha Is III Il receiver . 4duus.
Chicago racing men propose TO eS-
aUIlon TRICKS over The StaLe uue III
Inulaua.
The Presbyterian general assembly
adopCed the antl-buggS report on the
control OF semlnArIes.
Five white men and nine Cinnamon
were killed by an explosion VI nitro
gylcerine at PInUle, Cal.
Miss DorcaS Lucleu, OF Goshen, Ind,
log while playing.
Inc revenue cutter CorWIn seized the
BRUSH sealing schooner Shelby Tor
violating sealing laws.
Dr. Willis h. WestmoreIand ana Col.
Daniel ROundtree LETT chicago Tor Y II
glnla to hgnt a duel.
Patrick McGaIry, of Chicago, was re-
elected national secretary OF the All
CieuL Order OF hlDernlanS.
New York parties are planning for u
0O,UUO,OUU rapid UranSIC UNDERGROUND
railroad
Frederick Cleveland, u distant rela-
tive OF the president, uIed at Phelps,
N. l., of Brghts disease, aged 10
years.
William Dechamp, manager of the
Southern hallway News company
committed suicide at Birmingham,
Ala.
The postofiice ut Durand, H., was
robbed of 5000 i'll stamps and money.
There is no cleW TO the burglars.
Richard Hindman accidentally shot
himself with a target gun at Harvard,
LII, and viii die
The Labor Advocate, started TWO
years ago i'll Oshkosh, Wis, has sus-
pended.
William Rlbeau, an old resident of
Peru, ILL.,, killed himself by shooting.
LII health was the cause.
DR.. Il. Il. Gardiner, Jr., young ply
OLNlSih Ut @3Ilduld, Ill, cut Ills IllIfGt |.
lie was annoyed by damage suits.
The pOstonce ut Omr0, Wis, was
robbed OF 934O i'll stamps and 500 in
cash. Other places were also robbed.
y wrecked steamer has been found
in slXty-tiye feet OF water five miles
out from Buffalo. IT is believed to be
the Dean Richmond
Fire dld $4,000 damage to the village
OF PlainsYille, Ill, Among other build
ingS destroyed was the office OF the
Weekly Observer
DR.. If. Ii. Llttleheld of Boards town,
and Miss Matte jackson, OF kuSnville,
We're married wednesday. The gr0om's
age is IL AND the brides 81
POILSn Catholics OF Jouet have quar-
reieu with their pastor, VINO mas been
gemoved to Chicago and the church
<loseu.
IrIal OF Father Mclaughlin, the
GaLnolic priest VINO married a coupe
WlrnouC Il license at st. Joseph, Mich,
hats Ucen postponed to June Ii.
LIE physicians Attending Charles
Armour, OF chicago, VINO Is i'll at The
WINDSOR hote., NeW Aork, are more
hopeful OF tie patients recovery.
Miss Georglnt ketLig and Dr. Ed
Waru fl. trlsM Old We're married al
Peru, ind, W euneSday. Iue briue is
Il SOCIAL leader and Il memDer OF one
OIL me oldest lamueS OF Peru.
I. >. Gurus, editor OF Il Center June
ton, iowa, new Spaper, has been AZ
rested tor deserving his wife ana fail
ing 10 settle With creditors.
Mrs. Sarah Sliphan, Il Kingston, \.
y, aged widow, claims heirshIp to the
S&S,UUU,O0U estate Of her brotMer. VINO
recently died i'll England.
During klngtlng'S circus parade at
Fort Wayne, Ind, Il horse ran away.
one woman was killed, another and i
ch,'d fatally injured.
LIE Aetla 1Ounury, At Springfield
ILL.,, owned by JOnn Cnamo, one of the
largest manufacturing plants III the
city, was damaged about 1900 by ire
iaul Iaustln, aged -, swimmer
leapeu from tne center arch OF the
Eads bridge INTO the Mississippi river
10 feet below, at ST. Louis. He re.
ceiyed 10 INJURY.
At keokuk, Iowa, Lorenz uincheI
who fatally SHOT Guslaye 1aettnel.
oct IS, 1871, Was sentenced TO fifteen
years IN the penueutjdry. lie pleaded
guilty.
\ c3r load Of laurel Wreatns, pal
metto anu smilaN j. GA the roau from
Savannah, Ga, to Chicago 10 Ue useo
at tAe dedication ol the reUeI monu
ment Saturday.
Frederick SIuyLh, installed as crane
sacuem OF the Iammany society. sale
he was Il polluclan, ulScla ImeQ tnt
leadership OF the organization and in
yited all democrats to join it.
1ne nth annual session of the Ma
tionaI association of Military Surgeons
was opened IN Buffalo, \. y, by Pres
ident George NJ. Sternberg, of ST
Louis.
While sailing i'll Iron river, At ORR
enta, Wis, Il woman, one of a party Of
four persons, was drowned. 1t is
thought she was thrown overheard by
her companions.
The William Tidd company, of Stone
ham, Mass, has purchased OF the Wis
cOnSin River Land company, of Mer
riI, Wis, S,440 acres of hemlock tim
Der land. The tract is estimated t
contain 30,000.000 feet
The Order Of Railway Conductors
has eNonerated Grand Secretary w
z. Daniels of the serious charges made
Ia