Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-12-05
DOMESTIC.


| the bucket shops" of the city and
rounded up 23O operators and THEN
patrons.
The east is showed under.
The west is swept by a blizzard.
Chicago November wheat, $3.50.
Three Dakota soldiers died a.
Manila.
An Indian outbreak is threatened
IN Montana.
The battleship Wisconsin was sue
cessfully launched.
Mrs. Susan Sanders, aged 107, Is
dead in Tennessee.
A peanut party is being formed tc
control the worlds market.
Buffalo takes ST. Joseph's place in
the Western Baseball league.
The six alleged train robbers al
Fergus Falls Wis indicted.
Alaska Indians massacred a ship
wrecked crew of Americans.
An earthquake was reported in
North Carolina and Virginia.
New York surgeons are to supply a
patient with an artificial face.
| Robert P. Porter left New York for
Cuba to draft tariff regulations,
Large shipments are being made OF
| live cattle from Venezuela to Cuba.
The court of appeals declared the
anti-scalpers law unconstitutional.
The prices of milk and refined sugar
have been advanced in New York.
Charles w. Couldock, the veteran
actor, died at New York, aged 83.
Two valuable freight steamers were
wrecked within sixty miles of Duluth.
| All but two of the tin plate mills
of the country will join the new trust.
Gov. Tanners proclamation, declar~
| ing martial law in Pana, went into eff
feet.
Madame Scalchi, the singer, denies
the report that she has sued for di-
vorce.
A $11,OOO,OOO syndicate will absorb
all the elevator manufactures of the
country.
Grandma" Wynn, who owned half
of Brooklyn, ILL.,, was murdered by
robbers.
Internal revenue stamps issued dur
ing the year, 1,442,274,189. Value,
1892, 153, 1888.
The president has appointed Capt
Henry F. Picking to be a commodore
in the navy.
Rear-Admiral Joseph N. Miller mas
been placed on the retired list on &C.
count of age.
Chicago is decided upon as the
place for the Methodist general con-
ference i'm 1900.
A passenger train at Marion, Ind.
ran into a loaded street car and fatal
ly injured two people.
George Heyman, the New York fur
allure dealer, has failed His liza
/ bilities are 100000.
A creditor with an attachment writ
stopped the performance at the Savoy
theater in Chicago.
The report that America would Sc
cure a coaling station in the Indian
ocean is officially denied.
A passenger on the c., B. & Q. road
was derailed at Burlington, Iowa, and
two people were killed.
Joseph Murphy, the actor, is plan
ming to embark in the summer hote
business in New Hampshire.
The home of the famous Dickey clut
of Harvard University on Brattlt
street, Boston, was burned.
The union reform party, fusion
of all free silverites, will hold a ma
tional meeting next March.
New trusts aggregating a billion dol
lars have been formed since the SUI
preme courts adverse decision.
Great numbers of Oklahoma cattle,
dipped according to new quarantine
regulations, are dying of cold.
Numerous wrecks were caused By
storm on the lakes, also on the sea
coast. Lives lost exceed 100.
Miss Nora Bitner of Allegheny, Pa.
was assaulted by three young girl!
and may die Cause, unknown.
Many of the congressman who have
arrived in Washington seem opposed
to the policy Of the expansionists.
Capitalists are rapidly getting con-
troll of the Klondike gold mines and
are forcing out individual holders.
The engagement of Miss Margare
Townsend and Sig Talgliapietra, thu
singer, lis announced in New York.
Johnson Mcclure, for number o1
years manager of the Milwaukee
Clearing house, died, aged 81 years.
Right Reverend John Lancaste
Spalding, bishop Of the Roman Cath
ORC diocese of Peoria, is seriously i'll.
Joseph Schroppler, Trenton, N.
workman, lost both legs ais the re
suit of falling into vat of blue vitrol
Three physicians testified before tn
New York lunacy commission tina
Mrs. Jack" Wilmerding is perfectl.
sane.
John H. Kelly, who was with Hob
son on the Merrimac, was arreste;
and fined SIS for drunkenness in Bos
ton.
Alphonso Vuylsteke of Benton Har
Dor, Mich, has started for France tt
claim a fortune Of $1,000,000 left b.
an uncle.
At the athletic council of the west