Wood County reporter
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special says: The government issued its
third crop bulletin Wednesday. The
average wheat yield will be twenty-five
bushels per acre, with a total of 20,000,000
bushels. Harvesting is half over, and the
weather is magnificent.
The citizens’ alliance, supplementary
to the tne farmers’ alliance and composed
of men engaged in other pursuits than
farming, but who hold the same political
beliefs as the farmers, met in state con
vention Tuesday, and formed a state or
ganization. This new alliance now
numbers 10,000 members.
Information has been received
that on the night of Aug. 20, about 800
Haytian troops invaded the territory of
Domingo, but were driven out by Domini
can troops. Great indignation is felt at
the invasion and the Dominican cabinet
has been called together to consider the
advisability of declaring war against
Hayti.
J. C. Brown was digging a well
east of Marshall, Mine a few days
ago, when at a depth of 68 feet, in per
fectly dry soil, the bottom suddenly fell
out and left 45 feet of pure water. iSev
eral pieces of driftwood were taken out
50 feet down or more, indicating a lake
shore in some past age. A few miles east
of there a deep well on Mr. Jackson’s
farm not long ago began flowing and sev
eral fish ran out of the well from an un
known source, no lake or river being with
in several miles.
FOREIGN.
Don Galindo, the Salvadorian agent at
Guatemala City, telegraphs to President
Ezeta that a peace honorable to Salvador
has been arranged.
The Bishop of Sierra Leone, who is at
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Wood County reporter. (1890). Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis., 1890-08-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85033078/1890-08-28/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Wood County reporter, 1890-08-28.
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