Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-09-07
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New York oysters are said to have
suffered by ravages of the muzzels.
North Dakota volunteers were
warmly welcomed in San Francisco.
Chester Babcock, the Lawyer and pol
itician, is dead at Quincy, ILL.,, aged So
Walter Wellman, the arctic explorer,
arrived at Hull, England on crutches.
Fifty thousand dollars worth OF sill
yer bullion was stolen from a Montana
mine.
Georgia troops are still on. guard at
Darien, but no hostilities have taken
place.
II. o. Weaver has been elected chair
man OF the Iowa republican state COM
mittee.
The Northwestern road is credited
with an intention to absorb the
Omaha.
Giovanni Turin, a sculptor engaged
on the Dewey arch, died suddenly in
New York.
The Astors are said to be contem-
plating the purchase of railroad in
Maryland.
Great preparations are being made
at New York LOT it's sesqui-cenetnnial
celebration.
At Williamsport, Pa, fire destroyed
the brick mandatory OF d. p. Guise
Loss $4,000.
Another Cleveland street car was
wrecked by an explosion. Five pass
engers were injured.
Tho NATAL r THi11ar ,aciIapna In
Gramersy Park, New York, is reported
to have been sold.
At least nine persons were killed by
ths collapse of the steel arches in the
coliseum, Chicago.
At Los Angeles, Cal, ex-Gov. Samuel
Merrill of Iowa suffered a stroke of
paralysis and is dead.
The steamer Clutch has arrived with
100 passengers and $4,000 In gold dust
from Atlin and Dawson.
At Atlanta Joseph Carroll, negro,
was hanged for the murder of Josie
Alexander, also colored.
A secret agreement is reported to
have been made 10y the American and
Canadian negotiators.
At Stamford, Conn, the stock OF the
Nation Motor Carriage company was
attached by creditors.
Carlton Simone, living near Ottawa
Ohio, shot and killed his mother, mis-
taking her for a burglar.
William J. Bryan and family left for
California, where they will spend a
month in the Yosemite valley.
| For the first week in months the beef
| trust failed to announce an advance in
prices to New York retailers
The battle ship Alabama left
Cramps shipyard and will go to sea
for her builders trial today.
Material changes have been made in
tho intrior arrangements of the execu-
tive mansion at Washington.
The new battleship Alabama made
| 171A knots in her first sea trial exceed
ing contract requirement by ~ knots.
Apache Indians of Arizona are on the
warpath against the Zunis, whom they
accuse Of numbering three of their
number.
The treasury received s3,210000 from
the sale of the old custom house site
in New York city. authorized by con-
gress.
Mrs. Mary Harriet Robinson, the
only direct descendant of Columbus in
America. died at Sandusky, Ohio. aged
so years.
A Northen Pacific express was
ditched in Manitoba and Express Mess
enger George Johnson of st. Paul was
killed.
At Lockport, N. Y. the brass and
iron bedstead factory of Oliver
Brothers was destroyed by fire. Loss
$4,000.
The shortage of the supply of struct-
ural steel in comparison with the de-
mand is seriously felt throughout the
country.
The clipper s4Aps Tillie B. and Star
buck began a race from Cape Henlopen
to San Francisco for stakes aggregat- |
ing $4,000.
Prominent Finlanders state that |
100000 Firms have decided to leave
their country on account of Russian |
oppression.
Mrs Fred D. Grant announces that |
no attempt at display will be made at |
the wedding of her daughter to Prince
All the glass factories in southern |
New Jersey, which have been idle dur
ing the greater part of the summer, re-
sumed operations.
Jonothan G. Arm, inventor of the
skein setter, which revolutionized the !
OF vehicles, died at Mo-
line, aged 81 years.
A trust withs150, 100000 capital is
said to be negotiating for the purchase
Of every print cloth and fine goods mill
in the United States.
Mrs. w A. Purdy of Chicago has ar
rived at Seattle from the Klondike
She is accompanied by baby boy who
was born in Dawson.
British bluejackets are guarding
land at Hankow, China. from which
elected workmen sent there
under British protection.
In collision on the Central railroad
of New Jersey, near Remington. AZ
loaded freight and gondola cars were
thrown from the track.
The eensiiS hureor will Y,,alya a.-ar,- J