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PLYMOUTH HOE.
unVeiling Of the Magnificent MOnu-
ment On Historic Plymouth
Hoe.
The Duke Of Edinburgh PreSideS-..An
Event Of Striking Interest
Recalled.
Visit to the Most Interesting and Strik-
ing DOckyard In the
World.

world.
-,
'I9 h'"u'h noe - perhaps 'le most
historical spot IN England, and Ger
tainly Nle most appropriate place in
j., tl,o v,orll ro,. :, ,,,t;onoI t,n,,aa
u,epor;al. for # yoo IN tbaoId sai,ors
playing bowls on the green grass ofthe
Plymouth Heights that the news was
first brought of the threatened .lrma.
da. For many wears Plymouth has
been anxious o immortaliz the defeat
ofthc Spanish fleet; but it was not till
last Wednesday,. more + han 300 vpnrs
oft.,. tho trium,,hant nvnut th,f the
memorial r4nrhnd - snt,irient state Of
conrIatn.ss ~ warr,n, nm uny.iI.
inr ceremony The unypIliup was
acromnlishpd amidst rrpnt frsti-
yitjrs and rrioirjnp bv thp Iukr of Ed
inhIrgh who. hy his Denial action ON
this orrusion has added somuthincto
h,s uonularitv which j. must hu 1d.
Ergland
PIvmouth modc tLe atYuir o,,nor-
runifv for a prand sp4ctarulor show
with the additional advoutaga nj q
fine a,o rOv.ra1 with nirturesuun bri,rs
of avar,, da.rrint;On vibirL war.druv,r
rIosa nv 70 thn yhor. and madat th;ngs
Tvah, Nv, n constant fring ~ s,Intn2
" ''NF' 'N '''H ''"'"
The scene from the Guild hall, where
fine nrocession startad Hoe was
.,,,,i., .,....,,..,.. .,1 .,.,,.
i'"''y {" 'lI'' 'S'''' ar" ''i'l''' WI II
n transatIantIC VISIT. In" loyal rltI-
zens crOwding the streets the entire
ro,,o1 s+,.erct II of Davoruort- fin.
;, spt of Lronln .turJ,, LI1. iarL,nty
az unv Admiral DraE. rouIi have
wished 20 command t he scarlet and
gold OF TN" HonorabI" Artillery com
''liH ''', Sii p,.oTI'' oil1., SH lII;t Il,HI;;eSS
laval and nIIitary rostTn,ns oftLemf-
ticprs surrounding the duke; the mace
bearers with their quaint EIlIabethan
mus IOoA'I'e 'tS II l"ey i''io J,'N'
SIelPe' on, o' 'Ie tower OI '"'luO''
iidu' up Il oi"Nc snow no' 'li"oIlhS
"l 'll' 'lIS'oll' o'u Guy "ilI'll III u"N
pdNt Se'I o"' so many he'oeS I" IlSil'
tO' lile OI" 'oTI''iy' ana "I'tn ~ '''lS
- ""''eT roy ANY III '"T e mos gracious
oI i''oOUs' i'',iu?oi'lr DTr C'lsi''1' W.
'iIeil' WI" '"',l WI ~ '"iliV'' p',lN
ToinpIeAlo'la anu ru"uS nan !u "llu 'ilo
oiiS'l'eSI ., N''ooT' ""y - ~ VIII ne
"'''''l l''Uou ''L"' ,iio 'p' 'I''"'o 7l"'-
"i'y Soou 'lI"' c.i n'i''e'r a .l,,loJ Wv inoI
tue C"i'Iioil Ile't "i'' Iii'',i'1io'' II'.,i
hilloilSs' 'lG NM '"t p"ll,!S P'"!e"
tle 5lat lo'lal anu ilen.' ti'e royII SIHn, i1
H"i" N WaS run ~ a ',l"S, al l'S.i. 'iuF
IIl' s'IstI anu tliFl, @ % 3ne ''l,G ol
'oili' ,'''i' ""i 'tI''' ~ '''''''''' ''''
''''i''"' '''' was "'' ''''e'''
THE ARMADA MONUMENT
The monument is not complete
auou,h for an unur.iuJiced uerson 70
!, .,..., .il.,
say "'ie' ~, II - "''oE,' '''i ''',''''o','V
GrlbhI'' the w'II'known architect OF
the bromPI0n dI 10Y W{"o0ry ana iS&er'"In In
leading feature is figure of Britannia,
with her massive helmet, trident and
Union Jack shield, II lion in watchtul
attitude is at her left side and various
bs%% Ss %" ss ssS os: %@"
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
The Excitement and Depression Sur:
pass ANYTHING Seen for NcNrN.


The excitement and depresslOtn hat
attended the opening deals in the
share. LIST at New York ON tha IOth
;,,.4 .,,.,,,....,d o.,,.I,;,, u,,+ has
'''9'' SUI l''9Se" any ''l''s '''''' mas
been witnessed on IN" STOCK exchange
for a long time past. The declining
;n,nntus oivan thn market last week
md wLirR .vidrniIv had pninrd new
.tr4nuth i'm tha interim between the
Of SATURDAYS trading and the start of
Noudov was reflected in the fresh
imnuIsS that unirlIy drove prices in
mhnv instances Ear below nrryious
mIotntions Of wears. and for a while a
hanirkv feeling ruled tralsar-
lions 'Thr violent nlunpo of share
v,Iu4s dirrrtIv a, tha outset WAS IaIp,r.
~ dine 70 thr nervous state Of apvre-
Epnsion tbat rxists ON tnn fortirn
stock exchanges. Paris and Berlin at
last seem tohayc been inoruIatrd with
the alarm that has Iatrlv governed
.npculativr dealings upou thr London
LonrI Eprh, InIS unon uuotaiI0ns
for Amnriro4s st (,dnjon to1eI her
v,itI, tL., k,I;af which axists thIt thp
Ronk nj Enyloul will again he, conn
nrIird 10 raise It's rate Of discount. m
f.nsiti4J thn GLOOMY feeling abroad,
md he morkTt hns naturally suffered
from another ontuouriny Of British
h0Idings FOREIGNER, sold heavily,
and nmonr the stocks put out we're
81 pnul. Louisyillr and Nashville.
Atchison, Erie. Lake Shore, New York
Central Rrodinp, Union Pacific, and
Norfolk A. Western preferred. The
Sims Of renewed Iiouidation were 50
aTmorrnt NJ Tine rnmmrncrmrnt mat
stock s"S S";1H %n $" S%%'%' Io Dc" ""} oho"sn .@"
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engagements for the vacation, and
no cloud appears on the hOr-
lion. The Parnelites inform the Off
cial who takes the bill on its devious
course that they propose to delay it.
Parliament will have to sit two days
more, if not three. The official turns
shnd wrings his hands. He sees the
wrath OF his superiors, and-Oh,
= ~. ssens!-in the dim perspective, the
40 r OF the Queen, compelled to post
the retreat to her beloved Bal
". What do they want? can
u y the Tory Judiciary in Ireland
NJ William Gill out OF jail. +"
N tn heaves sigh OF happiness,
AL. Sd I'm is the release of one
klwitil oil 3ess in that remote, de-
lan ins.I oi%he empire called Ire
bArgain is struck, and
Mi The big architect OF New
Ik., &t-&nokes his cigar triumph
ME- Haces OF his captors and
sholg ger's Weekly.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
INCITED BY A PROPHET.
Standing Rock Indians Assume II Menac-
ing Position.

Standing Rock Indians Assume Menac-
ing Position.
STANDING Rock AGENCY, n. d., Oct.
2S.-For the last four weeks Sitting Bull
has been melting the Sioux Indians in
this vicinity to an uprising. He en-
listed the sympathies Of large number
of young bucks, and several hundred OF
them had agreed to go on the war path
at his bidding. The old chiefs, how
ever, several of whom were in the
famous campaign on the Little Big
Horn, offered strenuous objections to the
foolhardy propositions, and one OF them
gave up the plans to Maj. Mclaughlin,
the agent. Sitting Bull has Just recOV-
cred from long illness and is very ugly,
but any move on the part of the aged
chief and his 300 or 400 followers would
be quickly checked. Companies e and
ii, Twelfth Infantry, and troops T andG,
Eighth Cavalry, are at Fort Yates, and
could probably queIl a disturbance
without other assistance, but If affairs
should assume a serious phase through
q general uprising of the Sioux along
the Missouri, the regulars at Forts Tot
ten and Sully could be brought into
service in a few hours.
Kicking Horse, the great Sioux
prophet, seems to be responsible for
most of the trouble at Standing Rock.
He claims to have visited heaven and
returned to earth to tell the
Indians what good things are in
store for them. Maj. McLaugh-
lin ordered him off the reserva-
ton and confined several other trouble
some spirits in the guard house. The
Indians have been making day and
night hdeous. Kicking Horse is cum
ming enough to mix Christian doctrine
with his prophetic utterances. lie
tells them that they must not kill the
whites as the Great Spirit would
take care of them. He declares
that the time will soon come
when the Indians will occupy
the earth to the exclusion of the
whites. If it were spring instead OF
fall, there would be danger Of an up"
rising, but it is not believed that ore
will now occur. Sitting Bull is doing
all he can to 1oment a disturbance.
Chicago, Ill, Oct. 2S.-At the army
headquarters this morning Col. Corbin
said that so far as the reported contem-
plated outbreak of the Indians at the
Standing Rock agency is concerned, it
has become TO be an old
story. "Old Sitting Bull has
had a few dissatisfied followers
about him for long time, but it can, [
think, be safe to say that there is no
truth in the report. Then again, Gen.
Miles is now in the field right up in
that country, and he will no doubt give
the matter his personal attention."
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yer on charge of obtaining money un-
der false pretenses. Forresters man
ner If operating was quite mover
and very successful. He visited
all the banks and leading business
houses of the city, representing
himself as a solicitor for the Coloreo
Orphans Home, to be located at some
Eastern point. His victims in that cl3y
number over 100, each having sup
scribed from 81 to $50. Before going 20
Denver he worked all the large towns Is, IN
that state and Western Kansas: Inc
prisoner is colored, 26 years old, anu
claims to have wife living III hannas
He says he forsook the honest poacy
when he found that he could hot pay
off the mortgage on his house, and re-
solved to make money unlawfully.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
A Case of Beer Filters in the Patent Of
fee.

Commissioner Mitchell, of the Bureau
of Patents, has rendered an important
decision in the case of Zwietusch
against Stockholm, involving the right
to certain beer filter and filtering
process for purifying beer, now in very
general use in this country. 1t appears
from the record that Stock heinz appli-
cations were first in the patent Office
Zwietusch, however, claims to be the
first inventor of the apparatus for
practicing the process, as we'll as the
process itself. The only question in
volved, therefore, is priority of inven-
ton. The board of examiners in chief
of the patent office found for Zwietusch.
On appeal to tie commissioner, how
ever, their decision was reversed and
priority was awarded to Stockholm.
This decision follows that of Judge
Gresham, recently rendered in the suit
brought by Simon and Frederick Uhl-
man, as assignee of the Stockholm pat
ent, against the Bartholomn & Leicht
Brewing Company. Very large inter
ests are involved in this decision, mas
much as the invention is said to be val
ued at several million dollars.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
THE SON LEFT OUT.


N st. Iaul M1IlIOnalre Cuts a Bad Boy
Off.
The will of the late Edward Langerin,
the st. Paul pioneer who died few
weeks since, has been filed for probate.
The estate is valued at about ST ZOO, 900.
The sensational feature is the fact that
Mr.. Langerin disinherited his only son,
George W. Langerin, whose way
wardness so mortified his father
that he cut him off without a penny.
This is sad news to the creditors of
young Langerin, whose debts amount
S54, 900. When the will was read Mrs.
Langerin is said to have expressed great
regret that young George was disinher-
tied, and for fortnight seriously con-
templated burning the will that he
might come in for his full share of the
estate. One-third of the property goes
to the widow, and the other two-thirds
is divided equally among the five daugh-
tiers.
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swallowed it about that T..
not casting any renecfras9
butcher.
DEPUTY SHERIFF CANov,
is looking for James Ozols!
Italian, who is wanted "a, |
disreputable escorts on d
side of the Montreal Eivona Y
Miss FANNIE ANDrrw,
Burke, of Eau Claire, wep,'
er's house the other eyaeI
married. Then they wen,Y
their scores of friends y
renee. 7
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
A Shaky POst-OmCe.

Adolph Cluss, government inspector
of public buildings, has begun his work
of investigation as to the condition of
the government building at Chicago.
Mr.. Cluss said: "No one can tell what
may happen in the future, and should
say that in my opinion the building
is at this moment safe it might
tumble down tomorrow, and then, as
an expert, | would be held more or less
responsible for any loss of life. do
not wish to commit myself to any state
ment before | make a careful examina-
ton. 1t is my private opinion that the
building is at this moment comparative
ly safe; but speak with the reservation
that settlement is liable to occur at
any moment, and it is impossible to es-
innate the extent Of damages following
such an accident
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
CAUGHT A ROBBER CHIEF.
Leader of Notorious Indian Territory
Band of Horse Thieves in Jail.

Leader of q Notorious Indian Territory
Band of Horse Thieves in Jail,
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct. 2S.-Lee AL
len, the leader of the most notorious
band of horse and cattle thieves in the
Indian Territory, against whom there
are over 100 indictments in the Texas
state and United States courts, was cor
nered in the Comanche country Sunday
by United States officers. He opened
fire with his Winchester His shots
were returned, and he fell from his
horse with both arms broken by ball
from an officers rifle. He was taken to
Paris, Tex, yesterday. He is said to
years, and is under Indictment for the
murder of two Chickasaw farmers, who
We're pursuing him after a raid
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
LOOKING INTO IT
Secretary BalfOur InVeSt.I
of Distress in lreA

DUBLIN. Oct. 24,-Mr.
secretary for ireland, ha'|
tour through the wester
which it is alleged dist91
consequence of the falling
to crop. Mr.. Balfour'8 Of
ing the tour is to make Al
vestigation as to the truth
ments regarding the COM
crOn-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
INDIANS TO BE HANGED.
Redskins Sentenced to- Swing for Murder
of Four Whites.

of Four Whites.
HELENA, Mont, Oct. 2S.-Pascale and
Antley, two of the four Flathead In
dams who have been on trial in Mis-
soula for the murder of three white
prospectors, were yesterday convicted
and sentenced to be hanged December
10. The Indians, who all along showed
the utmost indifference as to the out
come Of the trial, broke completely
down when the sentence was pro-
nounced. it is intimated that in the
past two years dozen white prospec-
tors have been murdered by these law
less reds, and the sheriff of Missoula
County spent nearly the entire summer
with a large posse in making their
capture. The case against the other
two Indians now in jail will be tried
imm pdiatplv
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
OPENED WITH A
Boston ideals Insist on ed
aI5CIr9l shaw o% ~;

Boston ideals Insist on q
augural show at Gina
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. y
amusement hall, Pixies O
which has been rehabf
theater, had its Opening
by Il lawsuit. W. H.
the Boston Ideal conn
brought suit before \
of the United States
enioin Manager BallenbeD
Opera House, from permita
company or troupe exec
Company to play there
week beginning Novembe,|
plication was taken unde|
to be decided tomorrow.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
Fire in IA CoIored School.

Waste paper caught fire in the base,
ment of St Francis Xavier colored
school, 40 CORTLAND Street, Baltimore,
on the 9th The school was in session,
and the children became badly fright
ened. Katie Smith jumped headlong
from a third story window and was
probably fatally injured. The fire was
nnicklN nxtinoniShen
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
MEXICO RETAIL

Import Duty of $500 Per =
Cattle.
MARSHALL, Mo, Oct. %
a cattle raiser living bp,,
shipping cattle to Mexico
his partner, II. r. Wake,
he received an order fro,.t
to ship any more, as the NJ
eminent has just placed ar1
Of $500 a car on cattle in \
the Mckinley bill
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
THINK OF TIA FISH
Capital of 100000 Behini

Capital of $4,000 Behili
Control the MARI
WATERTowN, n. Y, q
large fish-dealing firms d
and Kingston, Ont, fye|
combined and formed a@I
called the Lake Ontario III
limited, Cape Vincent y
capital stock of SlC0,0Q|
have practical control off
fish Business along The !
and Lake Shore in this |
new company will 90 1
November !.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
Attacked by the Natives

PARIS, Oct. 25.-M. Nixon, chief of the
French Commercial Mission on the
Niger, while ascending the river with a
yarty acting as a convoy to quantity of
goods, was attacked by natives. NJ
Nixon was twice wounded in the fight
which followed. Several of the other
members of the party also were wound
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
Making a Test

LAWRENCE, Mass, Oct /
has, under the poll tax lay
a controversy which is Oh
because the question nv
to every city III NaS|
seems that poll taxes o.
dred persons have 5%fel|
fund deposited with tnel
by the Democratic I9.1
The Republicans claim th'|
names have all been pIae|
illegally under the stalt|
and they will carry the
4ny,r,f
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
Beaten py NIaskeu Devils

LEBANON, Pa. Oct. 25.-Mrs. Mary
Dolber, an old lady, was brutally beaten
by two masked men in her home in this
city. last night, and it is feared she will
die from her injuries. Her cries
brought the police, but the ruffians
made their escape.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
Gen. AIger Buying q

CINCINNATI, O., Oct I'1
stood that Murat HalSle'l
interest in the CommeIc1
Gen. Alger, of Michlsa d.
ed that the change IN M, \
take place on November
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
PLEA FOR BURCHELL.
Petition for II Communication of His Sem
tence Coming from England.

tenCe JOmINs.
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 2S.-A cable dis
patch has been received from Sir
Charles Topper, announcing the fact
that he has forwarded q petition for
the communication of the death sentence
of Burchell, the murderer of F. G.
Benwell, got up in England by the fam
iIv of the condemned man. In re-
Spouse to an inquiry from Mrs. Burchel!,
Deputy Minister of Justice Sedgwick
has written to her that the Canadian
petition may be presented as late as
November 5, and by herself if she SO
Il
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
ALL STEAL -FlTTEBS
Refusal of Employees to Cm|
~ General Strik,|

"Vhc "i StFlR(
CHICAGO, H., Oct. 2S.-I
fitting establishment in @
to-day, all Of the union ns
cent. of the non-union nj.
on a strike. John Norg
of the Steam-Fitters'
said to-day in regal
situation: 1--WE have /
effort conceivable to bringI
ing between the union and
Association, our emplUa
been totally disregarJd|
three official letters askil|
to arbitrate the question:
ences. but have receiyedl
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
An Unpleasant Joke.

Eta Carter Wilson rec or four years
ago lived with her husband, William
Wilson, at Port Huron, Mich, and
while residents of that city he sent her
to the conservatory of music
at Boston and correspondent reg
ularly. Two years ago she re-
turned after an absence of eighteen
months and they moved to Flint Mrs
Wilson has just learned for the first
time that her husband had secured a
decree of divorce from her, alleging de-
sertion. She has brought suit in the
circuit court, and received an order for
Wilson to show cause why the decree
should not be vacated. Wilson SAYS
the decree was joke and will make no
fight against having it set aside The
Wilson's move in good society and the
affair has created a sensation.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
The Tunnel Wreck.

Pat Taylor, engineer of the, ill-fated
No. 5 train in the tunnel wreck on the
Cincinnati Southern road, died on the
oath at Somerset There were seven
victims of the accident. Conductor
Walton. of the freight train, who gave
the order to 90 ahead, and thereby be-
came responsible for the collision, is
still missing. 1t is known he was not
killed in the wreck, and it is thought he
ic in bidinp
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
LATEST MARKET

MILWAUKEE
FLouR--Patents, high grade
Supertines.....,..;;,,,,,,,,Ii,"'||
WHEAT-Spring, No. 'a Hn,I
Regular, No. ; seIl'' 4
COPN-No. 3..................,,''''""
CATs-No. = White..".""''''''"'
BARLEY-No. = cash...''''''''"'
RYE-No. 1...............'''''''''''
PORK-MeSs. JanuaTy.'''''''''''
LARD-January.....:.,.:.,,...'ics,t,o,tar,
CATTLE--Good to Choice ''''
HoGs-Good to Choice"
SHEEP-Good TO Cholce"''T'I,,rI
BUTTER-Good to Choice ="
CHEEsE-Cheddars new"
EGGS-Prime..............'''''''''
PoRK-Barrels. ......,.'.''''''''
LARD-Tierces..... . ....''''' '''''
CHICAGO
WHEAT-No. . seller OcIoO'
CORN-No. 2....,.....'.'''''''''
OATS-No. 2...............''' '''''
BARLEY-No. 2......,...''''''''''
RYE-No. 3................''''''''
PoRK-MeSs. ...........'.'.''''''''
LARD-Steam ...........-...' iI,r,Iat
BUTTER-Good to Choice E nail
Good IN Choice va"
EGGS. ................'''.'''''
CHEEsE-prime, new.
NEW Y0RS
FLoUR-super State and NS,.
WHEAT-No. = Red.
CoRN-No. .. ..............''''''''.
OATs-White Western ''"' "A
RYE-Western. .........'''' g..
PoRK-New Mess. - -
LARD. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ST. IocE |
WHEAT-No. . Red. ,...''''"'.
CORN-Mixed. .........'s;,
OATS-No. 2............"'S
TO. FL
WHEAT-No. 2 Ped -.
CoRN-No. 2......"''''''''' "a
0ATs....."..........'''''''''''
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
Bismarck SnuDDed.

The Berlin Reichsanzeiger pub ishes
a list of officers who will surround En-
peror William when he offers his formal
congratulations to Count Won Moltl1e, on
the occasion of the Goth anniversary Of
his birth. The name of Prince Bis
marck is omitted Duke William, of
Wurtemburg, will represent Emperor
Francis Joseph, of Austria, and depu-
tatlon will be present from Count Won
Moltke's Austrian regiment. The
Gar sent portrait of himself.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
Train Robbers on the Road.

The ex-member of Quantrell's gueril-
las, Charles II. Thorne, and his fellow
train-robber, George Shinn, were start
ed back to California from Chicago on
the night of the 22d, each heavily
ironed and shackled to seats of
the railway coach in which they
are to make the journey. They
are the pair arrested in Chicago week
ago, after period of liberty succeeding
a daring escape from the California state
prison at San Quentin Shinn took his
return coolly, but Thorne, who is under
sentence for life, seemed broken-heart-
ed. Thorne earnestly protested that,
since his escape, he had lived honestly,
and would have continued to do SO.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
Couldn't Get Out.

A party Of 800 Poles while attempting
to reach Prussian territory on the oath,
with the intention of emigrating to
Brazil, was fired upon by the Russian
frontier guard, whose order to return
had been disobeyed by the Poles. Six
men, two women and one child were
lzillnl
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Caught in Denver.

Harry Forester, alias George Evans.
alias ). II. Combs, was arrested at Den,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
Plenty of Litigation.

From the annual report of the court
of claims, submitted to the attorney
general, it appears that the aggregate
number of suits commenced against the
government in that court and pending
is about IA 900, and that the war claims
alone now pending are about 5000, IN,
volving an estimated aggregate sum OF
$500, 900, 600. During the past year,
claims amounting to nearly 100000
have been disposed of. On the cases
the amount recovered was $4,000.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.


At Leavenworth, Ind, on the 23d,
two blocks Of business buildings, includ-
ing twelve business houses, were
burned. Loss, 1925, 600