Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-12-07
the Minnesota and Wisconsin deer sea-

British Columbia miners oppose the
Importation of American labor
A Danville man has eaten 80 quail
in as many consecutive days.
Charles Coghlan, the actor, died at
Galveston, Texas, of gastritis.
The Building and Loan Association
of Dakota is in a receivers hands.
Eastern railroad companies decided
to raise freight rates 10 per cent. Jan. l.
A national organization is formed
by managers of Chautauqua assemblies.
William Rlev, roadmaster of the AL
ton. retired after thirty years service.
New York is to have home for in
digent mediums and destitute spiritual
lists
The suit Of Mrs. Woodbury. against
Mrs. Eddy, Christian Science leader,
began.
Rev. DR.. Edward McGlynn is seri-
ously i'll at his home in Newburg,
N. Y.
John Kendrick Bangs, author and
humorist, will be editor Of Harper's
Weekly.
Admiral Dewey in an interview ia
vored second term for President
Mckinley.
Richard Croker declared for Bryan
as a candidate and trusts as the issue
, for 1900
1t is quite likely that congress at it's
next session will pass the free home
stead bill.
The silver republicans comforting in
Chicago decided to adhere to the Bryan
democracy.
John NJ. Palmer said the gold demo-
Gratis would oppose Bryan, what ever
his platform.
Representatives Caldwell and Will
Jams of Illinois, democrats, favor the
Nicaragua canal.
w. A. French, Michigan's land com
missioner, was admitted to bail on a
bribery charge.
Whiteman began serving his two
year term in the Chicago house of cor
rection for forgery.
The tremendous increase in govern
ment revenue is shown by Commission
er Wilson's report.
Statistics show a large falling off in
the expectation of breadstuffs to Can
ada, France and Japan.
Eastern railroads realize they blum
dered in raising freight rates to an al
most prohibitive point
European powers say that the open
door policy should be in the Philip
pines as well as in China.
N. Il. Dawson, a clerk in Gen. Miles
Office, was dismissed for writing let
ters criticising Mckinley.
By a new wireless telegraph system
messages were sent in Chicago through
house walls and steel vaults.
Miss Adah Roberts, daughter of
| Utah's representative-elect is in Wash
ington to aid her fathers cause.
II. G.. Chisnell. general manager of
the Pittsburg Plate Glass company.
died at his home in Pittsburg, Pa.
A hill practically DISTINGUISHING col
ored voters was almost unanimously
defeated in the Georgia Legislature.
Existing differences between the De-
troit street railway employees and en-
ployers will be settled by arbitration.
At Weston. Ohio twelve buildings
occupied by twenty business firms,
were destroyed by fire. Loss, $50 600
At Coshocton, Ohio, a work train col
lided with freight train, killing three
people and injuring twenty-five others
Vice President Hobarts body was
viewed by thousands as it lay in state
at the Hobart Home in Paterson, N. J.
At Baltimore the oil refining house
of p. T. George & Co is in financial
difficulties. The liabilities are $3.50 900
1t is planned to have the Chicago
reception to Admiral Dewey on May 1
open to all. and not to a select few
only.
Calvin de Wolf, one of the earliest of
western abolitionists, was found dead
in bed at his home in Chicago aged 81
years.
Bert Repine of Tennessee won the
bicycle race at Kansas City and estab-
lished new record for forty-eight
hours.
Kansas populst railroad law was
knocked out by a federal judge. who
held that confiscation isn't the proper
thing.
Frederick o. Beach and Mrs. Charles
F. Havemeyer were married in New
York. w. X. Vanderbilt was best
man.
Two negroes. Edward Luckle and
Tom" Mitchell were hanged at Oar
lington, S. c.. for assaulting white
woman.
Mrs. Leander ]. Mccormick. wife of
the retired Chicago millionaire manu-
facturer of harvesting machinery, died
in that city.
Col. George r. Davis. who was di-
rector general of the Chicago worlds
fair, died at his home in that city Of
heart disease.
At Philadelphia James McManes who
for many years was the acknowledged
republican leader of the city. died IN
his 18th year.
William Anthony who, as a private
in the marine corps, distinguished him
self in the Maine disaster. committed
suicide in New York
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