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One Of the papers was returned with.
the startling Information that the father
was 100 years old and the mother 112.
The city fathers fastened down to see
this ancient pair, and were much sur
prised to hear that they died long ago.
Then what do you mean by this?'
ages. why, that is straight enough.
1t says Age of living, and that would
a been theit ages if Lying now.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-06-28

BUTTER isselling in Doniphan County
Kas., at cents pound.
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THE photograph needs no eulogy. It
speaks for itself,-Binghamton Repatht-
rom
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IRIPO1I, I----=
ING Observation-Disclosures.
posed hodiesdon Telegraph,
affecting the ffacturer" is the
{ ii for Use. 5, even in these
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MARTINsvILLE, Ind, Feb. About ~
years ago IA mother, named Poll Barnett,
resided with two daughters in the swanpy
district of Greene county. The mother
worked hard tn obtain "a living for her two
daughters, Mary Ann and Sylvane. After
IA while Mary Ann grew up and engaged
u hired girl tn ncighbor. She soon
fell in love with a young man and sub
niitted to his unlawful desires. She was
then working for u family i'm Ncwbcrry,
near the bank of White river. Their
sin was rapidly approaching the point of
public exposure when the young woman
disappeared and has never since been
seen by her friends. The ncws fell with
crushing force OIL the mother, and she
became so distracted with grief as to be
come dctnented. She went out from her
home with her remaining daughter i'm
search of Mary Ann: They became
search for the lost Al first she
would go from house tn house. insluiring
for her lost daughter, and she would also
visit furniture stores and undertaking
tablishInents, and request to be allowed
to look into the collins in order To satisfy
herself that her beloved daughter was not
hid away i'm one of the caskets. Thus did
they continue the search from day to day
and from year to year, until her daughter,
young when they started ont, has the APP
pearance of being well up i'm years and
They have tramped over Greene, Owen,
Sullivan and Clay counties and some
parts of Illinois. Ii is never too hot or too
cold for them to start out ON their aimlcss
course. and they have been known to stem
the storms of winter with their ragged
clothing wet through tn the skin and gilt
tering with icicles. These wanderers con-
tinued their weary marches until one day
last week when Poll, the mother, died
from exposure in her 1:sd year. i'm the west
part of Owen county.
with friends near her old home and cease
her wanderings.
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The BALL0T-BOX AFFAIR
Phases Of 0hio's Political Feeling Aired
Before the Committee.
s"rsksr Has Heard All Re Wants q" La
Regard to the Chicago Co0S entioa
aud Gets N0gry at Butter
worth~ RsWark-.

WNsHIN.roN, Feb. ?.-iscfor, the ho,i-..
coIssnitt"" to-day 4. 4. Campbcll told of
the tntroti,iction of Woods ballot box in
Cincbnuati. of the organization of the
company in lss. and the passage Of the
NewJ"r~"y ballot box bill, etc. The wit
ness applied to Representative trosvcnor
aud thc latter made a point that a demo-
crat should he selected to introduce the
hill in the house. Witness then applied
tn Representative Campbell who intro
dncei tho hill. He denied the assertions
of Hasitlcu and Wood, and said he never
had u list of the signatures of congress-
men o,a'c 10y himself ar anyone else. The
witness iir~t supposed Governor Foraker
was behind the whole matter but had now
come to the conclusion that IIa,llcn was
the prinls mover. u" added that he did
not think Foraker knew Wood permitted
the forgery, but Thought him rcn,iss in not
finding il out.
Representative Buttcrworth denied
knowing anything about the contract Of
the forged paner before publication: In
the course OF his remarks he said he
wished to make AN answer to the .Iucs-
ton asked 10y Turner as to whcthor there
any friction between himself and
Govcynor Foraker. He did not want il to
bc understood that they were ON terms of
aftectiouatc endearInent during the cam
paigp. They had criticized each other
and wcrn not on such aifectionatc terms
as to bc in constant communication. A.
to the hirago convention. that was a,
matter bctwccn senator Sherman aud
Governor Foraker.
This evidently angered Foraker who cN-
claimed: $50 far aS the Chicago couveu-
tion H. concerned am prepared to meet
what anybody may say with the aid of 8.
few letters have. I do not propose to bs'
asISersed here anyw here else about Chi
cago. have heard all want "a hear
of IL here and in Ohio, 10y tn. best men il,
the republican partly at the Chicago con-
vention. can rcftItc any aspersions any
man can make and l have heard this
thing for the last time without rcsenting.
] owe $40 apology To anybody except my
rh.f
fen(les. myself against such iustuuations.'
The chairman restored good humor 10y
saying h. hoped no one would mention,
Chicago again except in roi,ircti"u with
the world's fair.
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BRIEF TELECRAMS.

HAVANA, Feb. t.cu.ral Salamanca, cap,
tain general "f cuba, died last evening.
rNHi-, Feb. s.-Th" newspapers of Paris state
that the French government VIII shortly iss,i- a
in;in of -sos.S.so francs.
proposed th. city author tiles 10 establish a
ir,.' library here with branches in the suburbs,
II is Thought the proposition viii nc accepted.
>tw Nons, February 7.-G.n. / :. catlin,
Tracy. says Tracy Will not resign n, the result of
otr..
~>> FH,>.t-.o, February T.-Iack McAuiin-.
~ N,w f9,n, sh;.lnpl%n IEht,nnsht of the
,i.l.> last nisht Tor = hight al The california Ath
a purs.' of >.'.'.. AMI a side bet "f $3.50
D,Lrrn. February 1.rhe anno9ncemsnt % :, mt, has
E,at sii,h has rS,npiat,,i .rT,r,eenIs for an IN
t-rnati"n,l bpat racing regatta to he held AT pu
priIc> viii hr di,iribrir,i. MANY noted oar>Inen
will be in Attendance.
>rHi>GtIELn. IN. Feb. The state supreme
court has granted ,vrir of error a. the nit,.i
state, sugr.ns .nnr, % th" ..,se, "i Meen. t,ad
on ON a claim, thai the prlsp.rs were deprived of
rps. M.,, r' tS, erS ~ t ps ssnteaee s,n
Them. Thi- is a point no, heretofore decided by
MT "nly rsiss.. ths>. anarchists, but in eifect
,i, as r; .rr;,us ss" and a M Itsrs isrsts nanny sna
other prisoners now in the p.nitrnrl,ry.
tsS 81 the Signing ~ iss ssnE treaty ss
which resulted IA France t.ndne aid To the
William Msiswel. ns,i%ai vee @ prudent Si tn.
>a.iety 81 sons u ths american . kss"iati3n. on.
name Of the >pciety congratulated him upon the
return of this anniversary. The minister ssAii
m. valued highly the afiectionate regard which
| tn. people of the United states had For France,
and thanked the >ss.l..ty for the work IN p<rprtu
\ ating the good feeling between the two countries
| LoNpoS, Feb. THE Sto,.tts,t's Berlin
| respondent says the main purpose of the e;nEsr-
or's decre.s Is Ia render necessary any eNcep-
tl,,nl anti social legislation after the expiration
| of the limit w,Ihin which the present Law has
4 force. The correspondents says the effect of the
emperor DEGREES only .bs compared "a that
| produced by tn. OF the frussisn victories
l in is.s and is.Os= The emperor II spoken OF as
1.-THE b.tn..sr>' emperor AMI in terms similarly
suggestive The Austrian press praises highly
the ,,ble initiative. but il >keptical as To the
I success of such A conference. The Ftysrs' Berlin
| correspondent believes the ssmi-onieial touruAlS
are correct in their statement that the chAxnce-
tor acquiesres in the soclsiistic policy.
i and observes that Bismarck never cared great
4 deal for political consistency.
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Tn- Quarantine Removed.

WAsHiNGroN, Feb. 1.-Sccrctary Rusk
recently made am urgent renonstrancc
through Secretary Blaine against the i'm
position 10y the Mexican government of
the irhrone quarantine regulations i'm re-
earxs D. American hogs. To-day telc-
gram was received from United States
Minister Ryan stating that the govern
plcnt of Mexico will issue orders siiscon-
tinuing tho obnoxious rules. Secretary
Rtisk was much uratificd at the removal
of this restriction, and regards il as being
possibly the forcrunner of a more liberal
policy in regard To American meat pro-
ductons on the part of other forcig u
countries. A change of policy which ,e
thinks would be facilitated should con
gress confer upon him full powers in the
matter Of meat inspection.
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The Paper Wins.
Daniels

BUFFALO. Feb. 1.-JlItlg,. Daniels
charged the jury this morning i'm the suit
of Rev. DIR. Ball against the New York
Erenisg Post. The judge read the arti-
cles upon which the actions were based.
Ball, he said, had a right to investigate
the character of Cleveland. il he saw fit to-
do so, and il was for the jury tn determine
whether such an investigation warranted.
the Post i'm saying or insinuatiug that he
was "a giIttersnipc. IL Ball libeled Cleve-
land that was no Justification for the Post
tn libel the plaintiff ,supposing il had done
SO. Further. IL the articles were ,ctIatcd
by malice and intended To injur' the
plaintiff, the jury would bc
justified i'm finding verdict for
the plaintiff and one that would he a pun
ishnent and an example. Attention was
called to the fact that when man comes
with public charge he becomes to n GER
tain extent n public character and open to
criticism. The jury retired, but soon re-
turned with a verdict of mo cause of ac-
ton." thus def, ating Rev. Mr.. Ball
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LE0ALIzlNo LOTTERIES.


po0Ote sSe8bsthsuh~s
WASHINGTON, Feb. News of tire pas
sage by one branch of the North Dakota
Legislature OF ~ hill clartering and legal
izinR lotteries, attracted much attention
in official circles in view especially of tel
egraphic aalvices that the action is i'm be-
half of a. branch of the Louisiana lottery
against which the post Office department.
has been waginga contest for many years.
Al the white house il is intimatrd that
reports have reached the president that
persons who had been appointed tn office
and were candidates for appointments.
were promoting this legislation and il was
added that should this prove to be the
case il would likely prove fatal tn them.
Further remark was to the effect that IL
was not believed possible the new state
would adopt "a measure that would put so
indelible "A stain upon its reputation.
Postmaster General Wannamaker said !:
AS postmaster general 1 cannot bc inter
viewed upon the subject, to express my
regret that the mails or any machinery of
the government should Ia. used to any ex-
tent in any part of the country for the
furthcrancc of lottery schemes. hut as a
citizen am free to say il il cause for
great alarm hen new states proposes to
spread this evil over a. new country au.l
extend species of gambling that will
ruin the young and delI,lc the ignorant
for the enrichment of "a few INSCRIPTIONS
stockholders. If this kind of legislation
il to tlc - success congress must he iii-
voked tn enact laws to- suppress this
iniquitous business everywhere. ~
was astonished beyond measure
said Attorney General Miller this
the day of chartcring lotteries had gone
by. That the Louisiana state lottery. for
instance. is ~ public evil think il gener-
ally conceded, and as little expected the
lottery that the legislature of Mass.,-
chtIsetts would lcgalize felony.
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\ Draw After Four rteea Rouasi-.

BoSroN. Feb. The fight AT the Union
Athletic club at the south end tonight ts,-
tween Gcorg.. Dixon. the color.d bantam.
and Cal Met 'arthy. concerning which
there. had been much speculation, came
OFT fortnight and proved u most stubborn
contest. The matter was kept very secret
to prevent police. interference. The fight.
although noIninaIly for points and med
ais. was i'm reality for blood-a fight to
settle the bantam championship. Thcrs,
was "a large attendance of sports from all
over the, East. and great amount was
wagcrs.h on the result. The fight was ,is.-
t,suth round,
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CHAMBERLAIS, -. H., Feb. "A report
received this afternoon says the procla-
nation opening the Sioux reservation has
been issued and large numbers of pros
pective settlers immediately left for the
into the widest excitement. Settlers,
however, were interrupted 10y Indian
Agent Anderson and the Indian police
and returned to the east side of the river.
Major Anderson said this evening until
definite and reliable information was re-
ceivcd he would exert every effort to RE-
sist invasion by settlers. For the last few
days settlers have been arriving in large
numbers. The town is now filled with
them.
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usuce stS,ulstes

>r. Lovi~. Feb. Information re-
ccivcd here says strike is in progrcss
among the workmcp ON the brie-fieAd q
Birmingham railroad in Bibb county, Ala
hama. owing Q" the employment Of ne
gros.s 10y the contractors. and numerous
personal fights have occurred between
whites and blacks. Late last night while
- party of whites were passing through
the woods to their quarters they were.
fired ON from ambush 10y IA band at CON
ces,lcsi negrss.s. and two whites were in
-tautly killed and three Others seriously
wounded. The negroes He'd. The camps
are rsmot. from any stations and definite
information is diiii..ult to obtain.
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NEW YORK. February There was
bold attempt at highway robbery here late
last night. Theo<iurs +. jackson, city
comptroller Of Brooklyn. had been at the
ISar Association reception and was On his
way in - carriage to the East Twenty-thirsi
street ferry. On Twcuty-fourth street. bs,-
tween Fourth and Lexington avenues. two
men tried to stop the coupe. running
alongside and trying to knock the driver
oil the seat with club. The driver
iosigett. however. and succeeded in Gis-
tancins the. rtitfau-.
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wreck .,n TIA. ss.,s,"sor.. A ohio.

CoNsELLsvILLE. Pa, Feb. a
through mail train on the Baltimore n
Ohio ran into "A snow-bank three miles
east of the Ohio pyle this evening. The
engine and combination postal and bag
gage car went INTO the river. Th" sInok-
ing ear followed half way. The engineer
and fireman wer. badly burned, bat
thought not fatally injured. Baggage
master ingcts was burned 10y a car srv'.
passenger named John Lindsay, master
carpenter of the road, was injured inter
iaIiN aud will probably die.
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In the House.

wASInS.ToS. Feb. After prayer the
speaker stated the journal clerk had been
busy in preparing the new code Of rules
for publication and thai consequently the
journal of yesterdays proceedings WAS
not ready to he presented to the house.
but would bc ,ii,s.-tu.utiy: therefore the
usual contest for approval of the journal
,iid no. tak. place.
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CHi,Nso. Feb. 1.-Statc's Attorney
Longneckrr. in talking Of the anarchist
case to-day. said: ..Sho,Ild the United
States supreme court find that the state
supreme court erred i'm not having the
prisoners present. il will simply remand
the ease to the state supreme court for
rchearing. The state supreme court will
then have the prisoners brought before,
the t.tr W hils. the case il reviewed. wheu
the review il coInIsic cted the court will CON
firm the sentence pronounced 10y the
jiislgc, but there ~ not in my mind tho,
slightest probability of the United States
supreme court finding that the state SUI
pr.tue court erred. The whole thing IL
the most ridiculous move ever heard Of
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SAN FRANCIsco, Feb. 1.-Pres ident
Fulda. of the California Athletic club,
John Ferguson, director. and Frank Rem
free were talking together In n saloon this
evening when the latter picked up shot
gun standing near. The gun was acci-
dentally discharged and the full load en-
tered Ferguson's spine. some few shots
seeming to pass through Ferguson's body
and into Fuldia's face. The wounds of
the latter are slight. Ferguson may die.
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PORTLAND, Feb. 7.-Fourteen hundred
sacks of delayed Eastern mail and n large
number OF passengers arrived here 10y
boat from the Dalles last evening. trans
fered from Union Pacific trains.
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MouST CARMEL. Pa. Feb. The
Alaska shaft of the Philadelphia d Read
ing coal and iron company's largest col
licry closed indie ehnitcly to-day. One
Thousand hands are thrown ont Of en-
nj
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NFw YORK, Feb. 7.-Courad Jordan of
the Western National bank was elected to
I'm. pr..sisiency OF Is.nox Hill bank this
afternoon. The bank will bs opened
Tomorrow usual
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Garnet MN. Cln.r.l.

PIuLApELPHIA. February John W
Pri.stly's carpet mills were closed to-<iss,
on judgments agHregatinR $2i.uD. Th'
assets are placed at S.5.tUU.
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ssutt~.- N-w Building.

wAsHiNGroN. Feb. The hill intro
,luc..d in the hous. to-day for a public
buiI,liug at Butte, Mont. appropriate
SlU,uS.
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Mitchell 1seats Mace.

GINs,.ow. Feb. Mitchell beat Mace
i'm the boxing match for 5000. Mace il
badly punished.
The match between Nitchnll and Mace.
was short and decisive. IL was fought i'm
four rounds of two minutes each. Neither
Of the men had trained much. Mitchell
forced the fight from the first and gained
the first knocksiowu blow. At the end of
the first round IL WAS evident Mace had
but little chance to win.
In the second round Mace was again
knocked down. hc arose and WAS a little
reluctant. but made upon the whole bet
ter showing than at the outset. In the,
third round he made "a determined attempt
to turn the tide. He landed ON
Mitchcirs chest twice very heavy aud re-
ccived in return one on his forehead
which staggered him. Nevertheless hc
faced up well. Mitchell Slipped and fell.
Both showed signs OF Distress, and th..
veteran was clearly done up. Mitchell
had him on the ropes and punished him
severely. When time was called for the
fourth round many doubted whether
Mace could appear. bsit he came M.
though iu had c1ssslieis,.,, an rsoeivcd q
heavy one ipctwcen the eyes. The police
here ordered the match to cease and both
Judges pronounced in favor of Mitchell.
Ii was very Interesting contest. Nit
chcll showed himself clever. Mace WAS
classical but lacked the ninil,ic readiness
of other days. lie broke finger OF the
left hand in the first round. Both hit
very hard though mo- blood was drawn.
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DALLAS. Tex. Feb. The new court
house in this city burned this morning.
Several officials and clerks had a narrow
escape. The loss will reach fluO.OD.
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Colored Nau r.i~r~r Hanged

JACk-oSNtLLE. Ala. February Sam
Dill. colorcd. was hanged to-day for the,
murder of Joseph Smith, colored.
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LONDON. Feb. I'm the Pelican club
boxing match, for raO. Tof Wall beat
(soosle.
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An Execution at sr~e.boro.

GREENSBORO, \. G.. Feb. 7.-Lige
Moore. the murderer of Laura Hyatt. WAS
hanged to-day.
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A GREAT STORM.
H"u.~. q arsofed and Much Damage Done
lea W~stern Pennsylvania

PIrTsBURs., Feb 1.-Thc worst storm in
wears has been raging throughout West
ern Pennsylvania since noon to-day.
Snow. rain. hail and wind have been play
ing havoc in this city. The snow and
slush hav" blockadei many of the streets
and stopIs'd street car ira ttic. whils. tcle-
graph and telephone lines are breaking
down under the heavy weight Of ice with
which they are loaded. In the mountains
the storm u raging with terrific fury. and
reports are coming in of serious damage
to property.
At Blairsviilc. Pa. "a large glass factory
was demolished by the wind. The roof
WAS blown oil and two si,.. walls fell in.
Charles T.. Barr. general manager. and
MIR. Burncy. one of the firm. were in
stantly killed and a. workIncn badly in
jurcsi.
At Uniontowu the roof was blown oil
the Methodist Episcopal church. part of
il alighting on the house nf John Brown.
crushing IL i'm ik. an egg shell. The
tower of the church, ~ il feared. IL
badly shattered il will have Ia bc town
down. The roof of large new building
lately erected by the Pennsylvania Com
structi"n company below the town was
also blown oil. Postmaster Bakers new
house was nearly demolished. also James
Frankcnhcrry'- hou-. and John Wrin-
gers house was l.vcled To- the ground.
1elcIhou. aud electric light wires are all
ming south at tnioutown. The Re'i-tou.
coke offices at Browuiicid were blown
down and dcmolish" Al L"ith the
Warren glass works were wrecked. The
roof of the Lutheran church was also
blown oil. At Dunbar til" knights of La
b"r hall was entirely blown away. re-
shafts of the ~. 4. Frisk coke company
are down. No fatalities arr. So far reported
in this region. Dispatches from Johns
town. Tyrone. Grcensburg and other
points report a severe wind and snow
storm. hut no serious damage. The SNOW
storm IL from six to ten inches iu depth.