Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-12-07

were removed Dy the governor.
An explosion of ammonia, re-
sulting from fire, destroyed the
big plant of the Passaic, New Jersey,
Beef company. Loss $4,000.
Insanity is the defense in the case
of NJ. A. Cole, the dental student who
is on trial for his life at Wilmington,
Del, for killing rival with a baseball
bat.
Toledo reports the successful use of
surgery in a case of pneumonia. Six
ribs were cut away for the removal of
assesses and the patients life was
saved.
George Clark, a saloon passenger on
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steamer Fuerst
for Genoa and other Mediterranean
ports, died on the journey of heart di-
Sease.
j. Fl. McManigal, charged with MUIR
der in the first degree, in killing Capt.
Thomas c. Young, at Lexington, Mo-,
in September, 1898, was acquitted at
Sedalia.
VIM. J. Bryan has decided to spend
the winter in Texas and California,
seeking rest. He has rented his Lin
coin home, and will be absent at least
six months
The Telephone, Telegraph and Cable
company of America bids fair to be
wrecked in it's incpience by the with
drawal of the leading capitalists con-
cerned in it.
The Franklin Syndicate, the Brook
Ign IN. " concern which offered such
extraordinary inducements to invest
or3, has been placed in the hands of a
receiver.
| GOebel is credited with an intention
to bring a mandatory injunction suit
against the Kentucky state election
board in order to exclude the votes of
three counties.
mass meeting was held in Kountze
memorial church, Omaha, at which
resolutions were adopted favoring the
unseating of Congressman w. H. Rob-
erts Of Utah.
| Gov. Bradley and both the Kentucky
| senator's may call upon President
Mckinley to declare martial law in
that state if Goebel is given a certif-
cate of election.
| Mr.. Roberts, the Mormon who was
elected to the house from Utah, says he
will attend the democratic caucus, and
that there can be no question of his
right to do this.
The Cherokee council, by vote of IS
to %, declined to extend the time for
congress to ratify the late Cherokee
| agreement. This kills the treaty for
all time to come.
After eleven days deliberation the
general assembly of the Knights of
Labor concluded it's business and adj
journed to meet in Birmingham, Ala,
in November, 1900.
Captain Edwin V. Holcombe, superin-
tendent of the dining and sleeping car
service of the Great Northern railroad.
dropped dead on the street in St Paul
of heart disease.
Robert Weston, a pioneer manufac-
turer of wagons and plows well known
to travellers on the old Santa Fe trail,
died at his home at independence, Mo.
of Bright's disease
The president, it is stated, will nom
mate number of colonies of the regu-
lar army for promotion to the grade
of brigadier- general, and order their
immediate retirement.
In Chicago the five-story brick ware
house occupied by the MOrse-Johnson
Broomcorn Storage company was COM
pletely destroyed by fire. The damage
amounts to $125,O00.
The North Dakota supreme court de-
cision regarding actual residence. it is
held by lawyers, practically invalidates
90 per cent. of the divorces granted in
that state for ten years.
The South Carolina Society for Pa
triotic Award has received a magnif-
cent gold medal, given by the women
of the state, which will be presented
to Lieutenant Victor Blue.
David Badeau. AZ years old. who has
conducted stamp store in New York.
has been arrested by federal officers.
charged with buying and selling
washed internal revenue stamps
Daniel Earl, a diamond importer,
lost S7,363 worth of diamonds, rubies,
sapphires and other precious stones
while carrying them from his Office to
safety deposit vaults in Chicago.
The most complete coaling station on
the Atlantic seaboard for the use of
warships has been established at New
London. Coalng stations will be pro-
vided at other points on the coast
Representative Rodenberg of Illinois
received a petition from the Latter Day
Saints church of Belleville. ILL.,. pro-
testing against the seating of Roberts.
This church is a Mormon organization.
At Bluff City. Kan, robbers touched
off quantity of dynamite that wreck
ed the safe and the front end of
the State bank and escaped with
$1,000 in gold besides some silver and
bills.
1t is stated authoritatively that there
is no truth in the report from Berlin
that Secretary Hay proposed to sur
render American rights in the Samoan
group in exchange for the Caroline
islands.
Officials of the American Window