Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-12-27
TELEGRAMS In BRIEF.
pomeetic.

Terms as HldgO Ol DulutHJ 10 hSau'
John Owens who hanged at Paris,
H., refused to disclose his identity.
The census returns give Indiana
I'VE cities with a population over 25,-
600.
Chicago December wheat, 69Ssc.
w. A. Taleott of Rockford. died in
Jerusalem.
Ira B. sankey, evangelist, is back
from abroad.
Contracts for eleven large warships
will soon be let.
The Michigan senate failed to CON
cur in the Pingree tax bill.
A consular report says that AmeFi-
can-made goods are popular in Scot
land.
At Eldorado, Kan. Jessie Morrison
was released on bail pending new
trial.
Each of two candidates for mayor
in Worcester, Mass, received 1901
votes.
Jockey Tally died in New Orleans
from the result of fall from horse
in 1898.
Indiana brewers say they will in.
crease price of beer unless the tax Is
reduced.
Jeffries and Rubin signed an article
for a twenty-round fight in Cincinnati
Feb. Is.
Mayor Harrison enforced the ordi-
nance prohibiting prize fighting in
Chicago.
John D. Rockefelle, gave an addi-
tional 81, 100000 to the University Of
Chicago.
Santa Fe trainmen decide not to
haugurate sympathy strike to aid
the operators.
The Standard Oil company is build
ing factory in New Jersey to fight
the sugar trust.
A further appropriation of 100000
is needed to bring back dead soldiers
from abroad.
The New York Central roads will
pay $7,OO0,O0O in dividends within
four weeks.
M. j. Shelter, an Illinois farmer, was
shot and seriously wounded near
Muscatine, Ia.
Secretary Lydon of Milwaukee park
board was arrested on the charge of
soliciting bribe.
President Mckinley plans to visit
California in May and return by way
of the northwest,
Archbishop Ireland celebrated at
st. Paul the twenty-ffth anniversary
of his episcopate.
George Hill, one of the oldest photo
graphers IN the west. died at Burling-
ton, Iowa, aged 60.
Official returns of the November
election give Mckinley 7,220.707
votes; Bryan 6.357,4S1,-
Charles S. Francis. Troy, N. w. was
appointed minister to Greece, Rou-
mania and Servia.
Senator Jones has no intention of
resigning as chairman of the national
democratic committee.
Governor Mount or Indiana says he
will make thorough inquiry into the
Spencer county lynchings.
The entire estate of the late Rear
Admiral McNair is left to his widow,
Clara Warren McNair.
The senate committee adopted a
substitute army bill which permits the
sale of beer at canteens.
Mrs. Mckinley went to a theater for
the first time since her husbands in
auguration as president.
James p. Bellinger of Alton, who
killed Mrs. Hattie Watson, was con-
victed of manslaughter.
Mrs. Alice ID. Baker, a widow, was
mysteriously killed at Rock Island, |
during romp with a boy.
The president has nominated John
c. A. Leishman, minister to Switzer |
land, TO be minister to Turkey.
At Middletown, Del, while skating |
Lloyd Bratton, aged IA years, son of |
John b. Bratton, was drowned,
William Hanna, prominent citizen |
and manufacturer of Monmouth, ILL.,, |
was killed in a runaway accident,
Major @ o, Godfrey one of the
promoters of the Tennessee Central |
railroad, died at Fort Payne, Ala.
DR.. Ephraim Ingals, pioneer physi- |
clan and benefactor of Rush Medical |
college, Chicago, died, aged rs years.
Congress will not legislate on insu-
Adl dntAIS TN the supreme court mas !
passed on the constitutional questions. !
Policeman E. j. Grady of Chicago !
shot and killed "Red" Corbett while |
engaged In the act of highway rob-
berry.
An alleged estate of 100000, 900 |
awaiting the Corey family of Nebraska
and Kansas, cannot be found in Eng.
land.
Representative Hopkins presented a
report OF the census committee on re-
apportionment, providing for S57 mem
bers.
A bill was introduced in the house
increasing the vice presidents salary |
to $4,000 and cabinet members to |
$4,000.
Frederick Yohn, prominent farmer |
and Grand Army man, died suddenly |
at Valparaiso. Ind He was 81 years
of age.
Capt Asa Rogers, of Petersburg,
has been appointed internal revenue