Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-02-15

responsible for the situation in Sou
dan.
Russia was granted the port of Mas
sampo in Corea.
In Buenos Ayers 134 persons died OF
sunstroke Sunday.
Bavaria refused to display flags on
the kaiser's birthday.
Berlin company furnishes hot din
ner at 21a cents plate.
Sir William Lockhart, commander
in-chief in India, is seriously i'll.
William Stanley Hazeltine, marine
artist, died in Rome, Italy, aged Sc.
The Italian minister of war said the
nations main care must be for the
navy.
Russia is reported to have warned
Japan that it is becoming too active in
Korea.
The Russian Black sea squadron is
to be increased by the addition of four
vessels.
The French government will prose-
cute The Sacred Heart and other COM
munties.
The dowager empress abolished the
study Of European sciences in Chinese
schools.
The people of Civic, Italy, are max
ing riotous protest against an increase
in taxes.
The state railways of Bavaria. Ger
many, are buying locomotives in
Philadelphia.
There is coal famine throughout
! Europe. Bituminous sells for $11 a
ton in England.
Newspapers of Paris are violently
attacking Ambassador Monsoon for
leaving France.
Italian quarantine regulations against
smallpox has aroused a storm of pro-
test in France.
1t is said Germany will not join
France in the movement to reopen the
Egyptian question.
George H. Norman, wealthy resident
OF Boston, died at Palm Beach, Fla,
at the age of 49,
Prince Henry of Prussia was robbed
by bandits while on his way to visit
the king of Siam.
Brigadier General Caleb J. Dilworth,
veteran of the civil war, is dead at
| Ottumwa, Iowa.
| 1t is said the Chinese emperor has
not been deposed, but his successor
has been named.
1t is believed that the pope will re-
woke the order forbidding Italian
Catholics to vote.
William NJ. Houser, secretary and
treasurer of the Globe-Democrat, died
in st. Louis, aged sc.
1t is rumored in Paris that the car
will try to restore peace between Eng
land and the beers.
Italy's consul at Cairo has notified
his government that the situation in
the Soudan is grave
George Faber, unionist, was elected
to succeed Admiral Lord Beresford as
member from York city.
In a recent battle it is said the
Yaqui Indians defeated the Mexican
soldiers sent against them.
Major General William w. Averill
famous cavalry leader of tie civil war
is dead at Bath, N. Y, aged 6S.
Rev. John Kennedy, chairman of the
Congregational Union of England and
Wales, is dead at London, aged 81.
William J. Morgan, Jr., vice presi-
dent of the Morgan Lithographing
company, is dead at Cleveland, at the
age of 25.
Fire in the main retail district oil
st. Louis destroyed s1,5OO,0 900 worth OF
property. killed one fireman and in
jured several others.
Clement Armand Fallieres, republi-
can senator for Lot-Et-Garonne, has
been elected president of the senate by
vote of IT'S out of 221
The Naples academy has asked the
Italian parliament TO provide funds
for an expedition to search for the
duke of Abruzzi, who is thought &c
be lost somewhere north of Franz
Josef Land.
The Matin says the powers are ask
ing themselves if the time has not
come TO enforce the treaty guarantee
ing the neutrality of the Suez canal
If England is incapable of keeping
order they will be obliged to inter