Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-01-22

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the senate committee urging shipping
subsidies.
The new house-to-house registered
mail plan was inaugurated in many
large cities.
If the legislature decides against
them Kentucky republicans will go to
the courts.
The Roberts investigating COM
mittee is said to be unanimous in ia
for of exclusion.
Lieut.. Commander Green of James
Vile. Wis, committed suicide at
Montevideo.
A man charged with numbering a
girl at Macon, Mo-, was arrested at
Chenille, MINI.
Lieutenant Samuel Howard, pilot of
the Monitor in the fight with the
Merrimac, died.
Explosion of a bomb, evidently for
joke, caused a panic in Sanders
theater at Harvard.
Michael J. Sampson, the Chicago
embezzIer, sailed from Liverpool in
custody of officers.
The funeral of Rev. DR.. Edward Nc
Glynn, the noted Catholic priest, took
place at Newburg, N. Y.
Thomas Linton, one of the most
prominent Masons of the United
States, died at Denver, aged 70.
Philip Bissinger died in New York
City, aged II years. He was presi-
dent of the German Savings Bank.
At Buffalo Major J. B. Guthrie, aged
81 years, died suddenly. He was
wounded at the battle of San Juan.
The University of Minnesota won
in the Joint debate with the North
western university in Minneapolis.
Dissatisfied with the performance
given by Burton's Gaiety Girls, New
Brunswick audience mobbed them.
The name of Gov. Scofeld of Wis
consin is mentioned in connection
with the vice presidential nomination.
Before the senate committee on
commerce many shipowners appeared
to plead for the passage of the subsidy
bill
Governor Taylor of Kentucky has
filed a protest against the committee
which is to pass upon the contest for
his seat.
At Honolulu eight deaths have oc
Cured from the bubonic plague since
Dec. 26. The entire city is in quaran-
tine.
Julia Morrison James, the actress,
was acquitted of the murder of Man
ager Frank Leidenheimer at Chatta-
nooga.
Paul Jaujiu, the famous French
brewer, was shot dead on railway
train by a young American, probably
insane.
In Chicago the sheriff is in posses
sion of the Central Church of Christ,
having attached on a judgment for
$13,5 42.
The Iowa Anti-saloon league asks
that the sale of liquor be prohibited
within five miles Of state institutions
of learning.
At the Molineux trial at New York
a chemist testified that he found
cyanide of mercury in the powders
given Mrs. Adams.
Chicago will operate it's waterworks
and lighting plant by power fur
nished by the flow of water in the
drainage canal.
Urged by the ministers the town
clerk of Greenwich, Conn, has decid-
ed to issue no more marriage licenses
after office hours.
Floridas production of phosphate
increased one third in 1899 over 1898.
The piano strike settlement fell
through in Chicago.
Cardinal Gibbons performed the
ceremony at the wedding at Utica,
N. Y, of Miss Isabella NJ. Herman and
Clifford Lewis, Jr.
Mrs. Olga Berg, a Chicago dress
maker, shot Anton S. Mathieson, hard
ware merchant, during a quarrel.
Jealousy was the cause.
The York (Pa) Traction company,
just organized, is projecting a net
work of trolley lines through that
portion of Pennsylvania.
At Edenburg, Ohio, n. K. Goss, a
merchant, was shot and killed by three
burglars, whom he discovered in his
store. The burglars escaped.
The ways and means committee is
expected to declare that the constitu-
tional requirements as to tariff laws
do not apply to the colonies
Three hundred negro laborers at
Cleveland struck because they were
compelled to ride in the same cars
with Italians in going to work.
Mrs. B. A. Price, the motherin-law
of Attorney-General John W. Griggs,
died at Mr.. Griggs' home in New
Jersey. She was Sc years of age.
Mccoy, after being saved only by
a mistake of the timekeeper in the
second round, knocked Choynski out
after the bell sounded in the third.
The National Building Trades Coun-
Gil decided to create national arbi-
tration board. A defense fund of
500, 900 a week was established.
All the employees of the Sank
county insane asylum are on strike
and fhn c11nnrintnndant and his wife