Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-03-07
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
HERE.

Nj. Irig0rgen, Peruvian minister to
Washington, arrived in New York.
1T is Thought tile Din requiring re-
registration OF all Michigan voters VIII
Al engine and eight cars tell through
a tIgstle INTO u ~fOrty-rUot ravine near
Spring Valley, Ill. NO Il was hurt.
I-Iuolo senate has passed bills TO
eXteruLnate UDe Russian thistle and
10 regulate elevated railroads..
Ihu4dAa republicans have passed the
Legislative apporuionment bill, despite
The cuuuIge UnaC IL Is unconstitutional
Gorge ~. Prince, OF GalesDurg, was
nominated for congress by the repuD-
licaIs OF The tenth IlIinOlS district
RUSSIAN legation at Washington, killed
himself WINE Respondent from illness.
Judge Jon uauuley, OF the forty
IIen onusyIvdnla district, is uedu al
several millions.
Resolutions opposing Il constitutional
convention were adopted by h Cham
paign county lIllinois) farmers insu!-
Gute.
\ bill imposing Il UaX on ali beer
brought into uhe state and sold will
be introduced III the Illinois legisla-
ture.
bUun branches OF the Michigan
legislature PASSED d bill providing 1or
registration in the city OF Detroit.
The National League Of Baseball
CLUBS adopted Il playing schedule ana
voted to relnstate Fred FtelTer.
Curtis and William Waltz were
killed by uhe explosion OF the boiler
IN a sdWmIlI ear Adelpnta, Ohio.
SCrOng evidence in rebutUal was
presented by the prosecution in the
Hayward murder urial at Minneapolis.
Judge John w. Black, OF TIE second
judicial district OF Wyoming, died,
aged -.
Governor Altgeld has committed the
deaun sentence OF murderer Beverly,
of II reeporl, TO Imprisonment for nile.
Baleu COTTON valued ut 81, 700 was
burned in Gillord's Odd tounury are
house at New Bedford, Mass. The
loss IN building was $4,000.
Congressman w. l.. Wilson, Of Wesl
Virginia, WAS nominated for post
masler general, 10 succeed WILSON 5.
BisseL, resigned.
One man was Killed and another
fatally injured by tne explosion OIL u
cylinder charged With gas iii a I4hila-
delphia laboratory.
Ihe Mississippi alley Lumbermen's
ASSOCIATION haS adopted Il uniform sys-
tenn OF grading anu appointing Ill
spectorS.
Mrs. G. o. Ford, daughter of Thomas
II. Wickes, vice president of the Pull
man company, seeks Il divorce from
her husband.
tlIe destroyed hhe kaestner build.
inS, Chicago, occupied by numerous
tenants, and several adjoining houses,
entallinS a loss OF 100000.
Mary Marshall, aged los years,
dropped ueau at her home in IUrt
FuDuUn, Ind. size WAS born IN Viz
ginla, III 1857.
GeolSe ID. Boyden, a commission
merchant and an active member OF
the Culoago bOaId ul IIaue, uled al
the Union League club.
General Mason I}raynlan, ex-governor
OF luanU, one OF une Oldest uaSOno III
THE United States, uled III kausis
City, aged 81.
Roger byan, Il pioneer OF Christian
County, died from a Tx ii apOpIeAy
winnie sitting III his carriage al rama,
Ill.
mrs. Ly dia Ann Sinclair, noe Hicks,
widow OF James HiuC&lIr, one OF Cui-
Cages pioneers, died at RaYenswoUd
aged 81.
W. il. Stanard, Il Detroit travelling
salesman, jumped o tell from Il THIRD
STORY motel Wlnuow, sustaining fatal
injuries.
IN uAe federal court at Springfield
die S2a,0oU drainage Suit OF James LIuI-
tane against the big -Four railway for
injuries received III the Nann disaster
WaS compromised for $1,000.
Charles Morgan, the Acquia Creey
s1ain robber, WAS convicted and his
punishment fixed at eighteen years i'm
prisonment.
Max Grant, an insurance adjuster
of New York, WIS found guilty of
being the organizer OF a gang OF
tireDugs.
Dr.. Walter hempster, removed 10y
the council, was forcibly elected from
rhe Office OF health commissioner of
Milwaukee,.
director of the Minneapolis eXposi-
ton have formally offered Uhe building
and site to the state for capitol pur-
poses.
An autopsy ON Herman Switzer. OF
Terre HauUe, Ind, who died while
llttnS an Ice chest, showed his heart
had broken IN two.
Albert Hoffman, a recently married
merchant of Kellerville, III, has been
sued for breach of promise by Miss
Mary Dieterle.
The government engineers have de
cided to lower the summit level of the
Hennepin canal seven feet below the
Vine originally fixed.
Mrs. Edward H. Bull. widow of .