Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-06-18
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF,
DoMESTIC MATTERS.


fishing Ieper settlement near Canton
Walter T Hatch, New York banker
is dead.
The national saengerfest was held
at Pittsburg.
Capt. John G. BOurke, United States
army. Aied in Philadelphia.
F. S. Winston, who has been serious \
ly i'll at New York, is improving. .
The western tornadoes have created .
a sudden demand for window glass.
The United Norwegian Lutherans de-
eide to expel the friends Of Augsburg
The entire Salvation army of Decatur
was arrested for obstructing the
stIeets.
The celebration Of the golden jubilee
of Archbishop Elder occurred at Gin
cinnat..
Thomas H. Swope has given 1,134
acres of land to Kansas City, Mo, for a
public park.
John Sivers and Miss Ida Davidson
were married at Eureka, H., Elder
GiIchrist officiating.
Ora Means of SheIbyville, Ind, and
Miss Elsie Neal of Franklin, Ind, were
married at Franklin.
The big department store of James
N. McKendry & Co. ct Toronto was
burned. Loss, $4,000
Frank Mayo, the actor, died in a rail
road train near Grand Island, Neb., of
paralysis of the heart.
Lieutenant Peary sailed for ST.
Johns to complete arrangements for
his trip to the Arctic.
Mrs. Sarah VOyles secured a divorce
at HillsborO, ILL.,, and married another
man inside of an hour.
Burglars entered Yeagles store at
Lima, Ind, and took a large amount
of silverware and watches.
A favorable report was made to the
house on the bill to admit New Mexico
to the sisterhood of states.
The president has nominated Rich
ard NJ. Bartleman, of Massachusetts, to
be consul general at Malaga, Spain.
In reply to a recent senate resolution
Secretary Olney states that no aliens
are employed in the state department.
EX-Mayor Jabe Afford of Madison
Wis, and Miss Alice e. Ashby of the
same city have been united in marriage
St. Louis hotels, restaurants and
boarding houses refuse to entertain ne
gro delegates to the republican conven-
ton
A body supposed to be that OF George
Adam Weber of Peoria, H., was found
floating in the Hudson river near New
York city.
Rev. n H. Burdick of Chicago has
accepted a call to the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church at Rochester
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The death of Mrs. R. J. Niven, in
Paris brings an estate of 100000 to
Miss Edith Collins, a ward of Chauncey
Depew
In quarrel Dr. Fear a veterinary
surgeon of Greenfork, Ind, shot and
seriously wounded Edward W. Wright
his hired man.
Asa A. Adams and Miss Mabel Stew
ems, daughter of the former mayor OF
Mason City, Iowa, were married at
mat place.
Arthur Ernest McWood of Chicago
and Miss Elizabeth Sarah Munro were
married at Detroit. ey will reside
in Chicago.
The president of the International
Typographical union may be called to
St. Paul and Minneapolis to settle the
printers strike.
|. Stephenson and n. Ludington OF
Marlhette' WIS. sold 100000 feet OF
leinoer 70 =. ,. Pate and a. Gourley &
70. ol chicago.
me strike OF painters and decorat-
orS at Springfield, Ill, has been ad
JuS'e"' the men returning at the OLD
WAGES ana hours
FootpadS robbed Father ?. F. SheIl-
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o'S5S'eI, Mass Tor counterfeltng.
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