Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-11-26

from typhoid fever, continues to pro-
gress favorably
General sympathy is expressed il
Europe on account of the cars illness
from typhoid fever.
A French count murdered his wife,
whom he found visiting the apart
ments of 2 gentleman.
The German wire syndicate has
voted to give bounty of 20 marks a
ton on exported wire.
A Michigan woman who advertised
for husband. lost him and $500 the
day after the marriage at Windsor,
| Ont.
| Stockholm police arrested an anar-
chist, who gave his name as Bogardi.
He claims to be a resident of New
| York.
| In railway collision near Gellivare,
not far from Stockholm, conductor
was killed and six passengers were
wounded.
Sir Henry CampbellBannerman
| speaking at Dundee, Scotland, urged
that Lord Rosebery resume the liberal
leadership.
| A Ratchet was hurled at Emperor
Williams carriage in Breslau by Selm
| Schnapke, an insane woman, but no
| harm was done.
The approaching session of the
Spanish parliament promises to be
lively on account of projected demands
Of the opposition.
During a bull fight given by women
toreadors at Pedreguer, Spain, 1he
benches collapsed and eight persons
were killed and 200 injured.
Reports from the Viborg district say
the exodus of Firms to the United
/ States has ceased, and that the i'm
migration agents have left that
district.
Henry Vignaud, United States
charge d'affaires at Paris, denies that
any American officer was implicated in
| the disclosure of secrets about French
| cannon.
A dispatch to the Novoe Vremya
from Simferpool, in the Crimea, says
the departure of the cabinet ministers
from Yalta to st. Petersburg has been
postponed.
The director, manager and auditors
of Dumbells Bank Of Douglas, Isle of
Man, which has recently failed for over
! 100000, were found guilty of falsify-
! ing the banks books.
The Dominican congress will meet in
special session Nov 25 to discuss the
reciprocity treaty with the United
| States. The harvesting of the sugar
crop will begin early in December.
It is announced that United States
Minister Bryan has been authorized by
tioin for the commercial treaty made
by Brazil, with few slight alterations.
/ Captain Flett of the British tank
/ steamer Georgian Prince reports that
he has on board the crew of fourteen
of the Norwegian bark Highflyer,
which was abandoned at sea in a sink
/ ing condition Nov. 5.
| Reliable information from Cerreo
/ Pasco, Peru, is that the production Of
copper ores will amount to $250,000
monthly from next December. This
amount would be greatly exceeded if
! there were facilities for transport by
railroad.
The death in the recent railway
wreck at Bayonne, France, of Minister
| Canevaro and his wife of Peru has
caused profound grief. Foreign Minis
/ poned the grand ball set for Nov Is st
Lime.
! At Stockholm bill was introduced
in parliament fixing the term of SER
vice in the army and uary III 245 DAYS
for the first year and thirty-fve for the
third, fourth and fifth years. The
] yearly expense Will be 45,000,000
kroner for twelve years.
| Miss Helena Zimmerman and the
| duke of Manchester were married
! privately in London. They are now at
| the Manchester castle in Ireland, and
intend leaving on Saturday to secure
approval of Eugene Zimmerman OF
! Cincinnati, o. the brides father.
The Taeglich Rundachau learns that
Count Won Buelow has declared him
self against the system of maximum
and minimum tariff demanded by the
/ agrarian party, as double tariff would
render the passing of commercial
treaty very difficult, and as the imperial
chancellor is very DESTROYS of arriving
at positive result.
Swedens solicitation for her poor is
set forth in a communication to the
state department from United States
Counsel General Winslow at Stock
holm. In 1898. 241.977 citizens re-
ceived relief from the poor funds.
These latter aggregated 13,500,000
crowns, or $3,618,000.
All The Altos Get Married.