Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-03-30
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Mrs. Isaac Parsons M0gan, wife of
the founder OF Milton junction, Wis.
died aged 80.
j. G. Plumb, one OF the leading nur-
serymen of the west, died at Milton,
Wis, aged II.
A combination of decorated glass
and metal lamp manufacturers is in
process of formation
VIM. Jennings Bryan attended a
birthday banquet in his honor at
Chattanooga, Tenn.
General Russell Hastings has been
appointed director of the bureau OF
American republics.
John d. McCrun, for 20 years mas
ter mechanic of the Memphis system,
uIed in Kansas City.
Congressman Hopkins of Illinois is
looked upon as the most likely man to
defeat Reed for speaker.
d. w. Jacobs of Chicago and Alfreu
! Saltial of New York were killed by a
boiler explosion at Seattle.
The exports from the United States
in 1898 exceeded by over 100000, 900
the exports from Great Britain.
The trial of DR.. Nancy A. Guilford
charged with numbering Emma Gill;
was begun in Bridgeport, Conn.
In Chicago May wheat closed about
Is cents higher today at 69A @692s
cents. July closed at 6S% cents bid.
Patrick Walsh, mayor of Augusta,
Ca, and formerly United States SEN
ator, died at his home in that city.
Brewers are buying old bottles at
good prices because of the demands of
the new Cuban and Porto Rican trade
A discovery of old Russian bound
aries may result in showing the Klon-
dixie to be wholly within the United
States
Standard Oil attorneys ask the attor-
ney general of. Ohio who it was that
offered him 100000 to Drop the prose-
cution.
In a tornado which swept over Ala
bama, Mississippi and Arkansas TWEEN
ty-two persons were killed and many
injured.
Commanders of military posts will
wait for explicit orders from the war
department before abolishing the army
canteens.
Cissy Lotus denies a rumor that
she is securing a divorce from Justice
Huntley Mccarthy and will marry
Sam Bernard.
temporary arrangement is made
by the United States and Great Bril-
ain to prevent collisions on the boun-
dairy of Alaska.
John Bigby, who was shot by the
Palmetto mob, died at Atlanta, Ga.
His death makes the fifth victim. Two
others were wounded.
Joseph r. Clark, formerly a Brook
lyn alderman, was placed on trial,
charged with having taken a bride of
$1,000 for his vote.
The pastor of St Augustine's
Catholic church, Brooklyn, lectured
his congregation for dropping pennies
In the collection.
William IL. Oakley, e years of age,
president of the National Citizens
bank, died from enlargement of the
heart at New York.
Two men were killed at Laredo
| Texas. in a fight with Mexicans, who
resisted measures taken to stop the
spread of smallpox.
1t is considered certain that the
Windsor hotel fire, New York, was
caused by incendiarism for the pur.
pose of robbery.
The number of persons known to
have lost their lives in the Windsor
Hotel fire is now sixteen. Forty-six
persons are missing.
Seven members of the party recently
formed in Kansas City to join the rev.
olutionists in Honduras have been ar
rested in Guatemala.
The chairman of the populist ma
| tional reorganization committee is
sues a manifesto in support of the
| Internationally ticket.
Soft coal dealers OF the northwest
met at Milwaukee and agreed to ad-
vance bituminous coal to SO. % a ton
as soon as navigation opens.
In New York the counsel for Roland
b. MolineuX has been granted permits
sion to inspect the minutes of the
grand jury that indicted him.
Mrs Patrick Grady and her seven
children of Sterling. H., have inherit
ed fortune of S1,OO0,OOO by the death
of Dennis McAuley of San Francisco.
The Saltwater city council granted
Thomas Lowry and c. G. Goodrich a
street railway franchise to build To-
cal line and an interurban line to st.
Paul.
Escaping gas put the entire congre-
cation of the United Evangelical
church at Hepburn, Pa, to sleep, and
a number of the members were serious
ly affected.
Senator Penrose, it is reported, will
resign his seat as soon as the Penn
sylvania Legislature adjourns and Gov
ernor Stone will appoint NJ. S. Quay
to the vacancy.