Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-01-10
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Domestic.

Booz came to close.
Russian settlers near Anamoose, N.
D., are said TO be starving.
Indications are for exceptional
trade prosperity in 1901.
A score of divekeepers were indicted
by the grand jury in Chicago.
South Dakota again offers induce
ments to would-be Divorces.
Female prisoners in Brooklyn Jail
fiercely assaulted the matron and war
den.
Cincinnati preachers expect to pre-
vent the Jeffries-Ruhlin fight.
The last specimens of the American
bison were killed in Montana.
The will of the late Henry Willard
was filed at White Plains, N. Y.
The report that Paderewski had
been killed in duel proves untrue.
Governor Pingree pardoned a muir
derer and burglar and pardoned nine
other convicts.
A cat was killed by electricity and
then brought back to life by reversing
the current.
A new emperor, a boy, is said to
have been selected by the dowager en-
press of China.
Former Secretary of War Alger
scored Gen. Miles anent the embalmed
beef charges.
Attendants and nurses at Bellevue
hospital are charged with strangling
patient to death.
Nebraska Legislators are assembling
at Lincoln preparatory to the opening
of the senatorial fight.
Miss Jennie Fitzpatrick of Peoria,
killed by headache powders, was to be
married the next day.
Capt. Howgate, who stole 100000
from the government in 1880, complet.
ed his term of Imprisonment.
The story of the Iowa drowning
disaster proves to have been joke
perpetrated by some trainmen.
Former President Cleveland favors
longer terms for presidents and
change in the method of election.
Vice Chairman Johnson of the demo
cratic national committee declared the
committee would not be reorganized.
Mrs. Fairbanks, wife of the Indiana
senator, consents to become candi-
date for the presidency of the d. A. R.
The wife of a Kansas mayor who
eloped with her coachman was located
In Winnipeg and consented to return
home.
One of the worst storms in many
years prevailed along the British coast,
and many shipping disasters are re-
ported.
Mrs. Carrie Nation of the Kansas w.
G. T. U. smashed the furnishings and
pictures in Wichita saloon and was
locked up.
Alfred Harmsworth, owner of the
London Mail, will edit New York pa
per one day to demonstrate his ideas |
Of journalism.
A quarrel over cards at Abbeville |
s. c., resulted in the killing of three |
men, including a sheriff and United |
States marshal.
Judge ID. w. Garfield, for fifty years
one of the most prominent men In
northern Ohio, died of apoplexy, aged
seventy-two years.
The Dubuque Morning Herald has
publication. The evening
edition will continue. The Herald is
the oldest paper in the northwest.
Prisoners in Jail at White Plains, N.
Y, set fire to the Jail hoping to es-
cape. The jailor left them to perish /
in flames, and they quickly extinguish-
ed it.
Charles ]. Brenna, bookkeeper,
cashier and confidential clerk at the
branch OF the st. Louis
Brewing company, is charged with en-
bezzling $4,000.
Samuel Mcdonald, who week ago
shot and killed F. H. Morris, auditor
FOR the war department. died from the
wounds he received at the
time of the murder.
Judge ]. Wesley Booth of the Clay
ton (Mo.) circuit court, rendered a de-
cision upholsing the legality of bucket
shop transactions from the standpoint
Of common law.
w. ]. Bryan arrived at Galveston,
Tex. and left soon after with Col. w.
L. Moody for the private game pre-.
serve of the latter across the bay in
county.
Reapportionment will be the great
ISSUE in congress after holiday recess.
Congressman Hopkins scheme, provid-
ing for S57 representatives, is general
y considered most equitable.
Lord Pauncefote. the British ambas-
sador. had conference with the sec.
ond assistant postmaster general upon
the establishment of parcels post
with Great Britain.
At Denver. S. w. Hubbick. stock
dealer of Omaha, shot at his wife,
slightly wounding her, and then
turned his weapon upon himself with
fatal effect. The couple were married
on Christmas day.
In pitched battle between Sam
Gum and Jim Love on one side and
Dutch Jackson and Philip Franklin
on the other near Tatum, l. T., Love