Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-11-20
DOMESTIC

Chicago December wheat, 6714c.
The price Of silver continued it's ad-
vance.
Vice President Hobart continues
mending.
Bryan said he would stay in politics
all his life.
William T. Ball of Chicago died at
Pasadena, Cal.
Corbett deposited $4,000 to be COW
cred by Jeffries.
Mr. Hobart sat up. Mr. Mckinley will
visit him soon.
A London editor virtually challenges
for Americas cup.
Judge John Hornbeck, aged 70 years,
died in Carthage, Mo.
A monument to Winnie Davis was
unveiled at Richmond.
There is strike in the public
schools at Hanover, Pa.
The captain of New York schooner
was murdered at sea.
A warrant was issued in Utah for
Congressman elect Roberts.
The government decides not to buy
government bonds at present.
Official returns give the democrats
10000 plurality in Maryland.
The government estimates the aver
age corn crop yield at 25.2 bushels
Brooklyn postmaster favors trans
portation of mails by automobiles.
An attempt is being made to con-
solidate the leading trunk railways
Trouble with Indians in Utah neces-
STATED the calling out of the troops.
Secretary Gage has no intention of
relieving Wall street by buying bonds.
Kid Mccoy knocked out Jack McDon-
kough of ST. Paul in the fourth round
Key West received two cases of yell
low fever and Miami the same number
The trial of Roland B. MolineuX, ac
cused of poisoning, began in New York
Practically complete figures in Ne
braska give the fusionists $4,000 ma
jority.
Commander-in-Chie Shaw, of the
G.. A. R., criticises the pension depart
ment
Albert Dunai was convicted, at Jack
son, Mimi. of the murder of Andrew
Zeller.
Senator Thurston will marry Miss
Purnam of Washington wirnin a few
days.
Pueblo Indians opposed the building
of an irrigation canal through their
land.
Exports for the last ten months were
$37, LAT 900 less than for the same peri
Cd in 1898.
Michigan democrats are likely to
nominate Mayor Maybury of Detroit
for governor.
A Massachusetts cooper sued a labor
union for $4,000 damages by dismiss
al and boycott.
August Becker, the Chicago butcher
who murdered his wife, was hanged
in that city.
Latest returns from the elections in
Ohio indicate that the republicans won
by $4,000 plurality.
The Carnegie-O interests will es-
tablish steel shipbuilding plant on
the great lakes.
1t is claimed that 10000 or 100000
Indians of Indian territory will mi
CRATE to Mexico
Carter Harrison of Chicago is being
talked of as a democratic presidential
candidate in 1908.
Ex-Gov. Joseph Fifer of Illinois was
appointed a member of the interstate
commerce commission.
Mr.. Mckinley, as head of the army,
a.
governors of colonies
It is reported that William K. Van
derbilt is backing the automobile
trust with his millions.
Mr.. Mckinley will no longer COM
mute death sentences imposed upon
our soldiers in the colonies.
Edison's son has a scheme to use
submarine cables for telephoning be-
tween New York and London.
Automobile trust stockholders pre-
dict prices will be so low as to make
the vehicles as common as bicycles.
Nineteen men were injured in a
railway wreck in Iowa, several of
whom are not expected to recover.
Miss Mary c. Wilson of Chicago has
filed at Butte, Mont, what she claims
is the last will of Andrew J. Davis.
Mrs. Margaret Gardner, mother of
Senator C. P. Gardner, died at her
home in Mendoza, ILL.,, aged "A years.
Taylor and Goebel claim election in
Kentucky, and each declares he will be
inaugurated, with force if necessary.
Dun says prices of manufactured