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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-16

On motion f. W. Andersons bin
for WOOD truck was laid over until
next meeting OF the board.
On motion 0. B. Moon was APP
pointed as Justice OF the peace to fill
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Aug. Nedden.
Moved and carried that the pro
ceedinSs OF the town board be pub
lished in the Eagle River Review.
On Motion +. w. Mcintyre was to
attend to the purchasing OF all arti-
cleS needed for the town, @. II. Had
dy to look after the poor and G. l..
Perry to look after and attend to the
wants of the water works.
On motion meeting adjourned.
ALEX HIGGINS,
Town Clerk.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-16
a Spring MI g

~ Sold by all druggists. 81 six for 81 Pre-,
-" ONLY nv y
There will be a grand Mother
Hubbard party at the Village Hall,
Saturday evening, April 25th, 1891.
This dance will be given by the Odd
Fellows, it being their 72nd anniver-
sary in the United States. AS this is
expected to be the grandest party of
the season, good time is assured to
all who attend. At twelve O'Clock
supper will be served by the wives
and daughters of the Odd Fellows at
their hall. Tickets 50 cents DercOuple.
The ladies are expected to make two
caps OF the same kind, one for them
selves and one for a gentleman to
draw out of Il sack at the hall, that
gentleman to be their partner for
supper. Invitations will be issued
the first of the week.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
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AND THERE

! -" ASeti III the Trade
DIR. J. F. Doyle ofAntigo did bus-
''ess IN town Wednesday.
= G, II. Thompson left Tbursdav
'or Ashland to look after his homn-
stead '''1
w. a. Coiman left to-day, Thurs
o"S' on business trip to West g.,
pelior. ''"-
y complete line Of spring and
summer suitings just received at Fred
Hairs the tailor.
-h''lnk applications for govern
hleht licenses can be procured at this
office
M W. Lloyd, the Land Log E.
Lumber Cos head men was in town
Wednesday,.
Extra copies OF the REVIEW can
DC mad at A. G. Richison's news
stand or at this office.
ii. II. Thompson has sold his team
dray ana the good will of his bust
ness to VIM Knox.
J Tall around to the REVIEW office
ana see some Of the neat note heads
that we are getting out.
Prank Bcardsley's is the place TO
ouy stationery OF all kinds. He keeps
the best assortment in town.
Il. G. Swift returned to-day from
an extended visit with relatives and
friends ut Reed CITY and Big Rapids,
! Mich
Mrs. $. w. Smith and Mrs. II. b.
Walsh LEFT Saturday to visi relatives
and friends at Grand Rapids, this
state, and vicinity
Jack Fender who has had charge
OF the Gerry Lumber Co.'s logging
camp near Three Lakes broke camp
and camcin Sunday.
Fired Hall has just received a full
lire OF samples for spring and summer
suitings OF both foreign and domestic
goods. CAN and examine.
cash Smith who was elected
.nHynr OF Amigo at he last election
was in town Thursday. lie wears
ms new Donors very mojlcstly.
Frank Case OF Berlin and Nit
Maynard OF Oshkosh. two well known
knights Of the sample ease were in
town "Wednesday and Thursday OF
this week
-WANrED-A girl to general house
work in private family. Three dol
lars per week will he paid to good
girl. Enquire or address Mrs. John
O'COnnOr.
Jasper Rodcrick who has been
in n barber shop in Michigan for the
y ,St two wears came home Tuesday
ana will enter the barber shop with
his brother VIII.
N. A. Co!man. Dr.. Neville and l..
Clark went down to Oshkosh Satur-
day to see about purchasing steam
pleasure yacht HUI v,''S P.'pN',
to PAT III 'he'7e i""'"' 1 Ivy 0''' ''>>'
Alo"o"''
II. Teller of Detroit, Mich, stopped
over Friday while on his way nome
from the racine co'S' '"" 'l''
Few days III TOWN N'N'''''s' N'''' oi.''
Jerome te'c''er Vi '''' III y '''', ~
oel'"r'"'e''''
ed. H"lle'n'''' 90" a 1>>, 4~>
Gerry Lumber CO., mas Esoiie Nv" Il ~
DrrrbrOok where he will WORK lor
few weeks until the Gerry h"'l'oer
CO get their logs down 50 as |" run
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-16

Jas. OberholtZer returned Tues
day from Indiana where he was called
by the sickness and death ofhis moth
er. He reported crops as beginning
to sprout through the ground in that
vicinity. Something different from
up here where the snow still lays
thick on the ground in the woods.
E@NHB
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-16
NOTICE.

All PERSONS owing me for hotel bills
are hereby requested to come in and
settle before April 20. All bills not
settled before that date will be put
into a lawyers hands for collection.
S. w. SMITH.
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i
Watersmeet to visit friends.
Tony Wright has been reappoint=
ed policeman for the ensuing year. ?
"A fine line of paint brushes fol-
sale cheap at Frank Beardsley S drug
store.
=. Il. Walsh and E. ID. KathaIe
made q business trip to Merrill Wedn
nesday "a
Ed. Seeley returned from Rhinen
lander to-day where he was sick ia
the hospital.
-Woodley Parks, of Oshkosh, half
brother OF We editor, spent Sunday in,
town visiting relatives.
Mark Bells, one of the tilers on,
the water reserve land was seen on
the streets Tuesday,
john Daily of Grand Rapids who
had a logging camp in at COnOver
was in town Saturday.
Geo Curtis nj Cur+js Rros Nor
rill lawyers, was in town Wednesday
and Thursday of this week.
-. - >''> A'' -" ''' - '''e' O'''
tinues the most OF the loggers expect
to get to driving Monday.
FRANK Beardsley keeps the flnest
Inc OF novels IN town. GIVE nm a
can When III want Oh reading matter.
Consumption ure-W arner's White
rarnrdv on oath 'p' Cures - cnld IN 81
hours. Price % & so cts per bottle
II 8 Anderson has sold his draw
and husinass ~ Miles Cochran Tho
+r,nsfo, WA, mazda Thursday of+ar-
noon,
,rho +,,,,,, hoo,.,ho ao+oo1
+o onnoin+ - niubt nol;co and watch
ma, and b,s DIVA, +ho n,si+io, +o
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severn! 1ayl, in town the fore part of
the week visiting Mrs. G. II. Haddy.
~ N1 p,;nno,, c,n,a ~, frnm Nor.
,.;u WEDNESDAYS, I1o b,. ~n+ h:.,
,,,,,,;,,o. f,.o1 -, ,,,d ,,,r+ osh;,,. +,.1,
~ ;o,,.oI'.,, h,,1 ,,'1 o,o,od ,nhie
store to-day, Friday.
The warm weather this week has
1,ar,n To stort tho ica in tho crepks
aud the loygers are making prepara-
tions for driving One crew went M
the fore part OF the week.
,rho ,,o,,, +ou-n hoard has mnt got
+,o1 into +hn h,,,oco and 10 wnrlinu
,lnnu first rate They began their
,Gici,l business with an insnection of
tho vatrrvorks and the town hall.
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chine why don You patronlze your
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A.,
- ''''''
Mat Sherlble mas taken the agen-
cy for the Estey ana camp organs
and pianos. These are flrst-claSS IN
strumcnts, as good as any in the
market. non't let outside agents
talk YOU into buying an inferior arti-
l., bn
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-16
TOWN BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

Town Board of Supervisors met
this day, F. w. Mcintyre, G. H. Had
day and g. l.. Perry, present,
On motion Tony Wright was re-
tanned as policeman for one year at
salary of sixty dollars per month.
The following agreement was
made by the board:
We the undersigned supervisors of
the town Of Eagle River do hereby
agree to pay to G. w. Rod on Mar. l
1892 the following, viz:
100000
Interest per cent. $4,000
Back interests due March /, 1S91...... ITO. 35
Int. on $77O 35 for one year per Ct. 1892
= Dated Eagle River, Wis. April 9th,
1891.
F. ". MCINTYRE, Board
aI. H. HADDY, of
y. l.. PERRY, Supervisors.
Attest, Alex HIGGINS, Town Clerk.
! On motion meeting adjourned until
April IL, 1891.
ALIEN HIGGINS,
Town Clerk.
April II, 1891. Board met pursuant
to adjournment, all members present.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-15
THE COLORED DIPLOM AT.
Frederick Douglass Career Apparently
Nearing an End.

Frederick Douglass Career Apparently
Nearing an End.
WASHINGTON, June 4.--It Ia the general
belief about the navy department that the
diplomatic caresr of Frederick Dauglass Z t
Porte au Prince is rapidly drawing to a
close. 1t is known that the report Admiral
Gherardi brought to Washington in regard
to ths condition OF affairs In Hayti was far
from com mplimentary to Douglass, and made
it more apparent than 1t had been before
that the affairs of the United States were in
very poor hands. One of the chief
faults found with Mr.. Douglass is
that he seems to have considered himself
a representative of the negro race rather
than of the United States. 1t is this very
weakness of the minister. however, that
constitutes his office-holding strength, for
the negroes have already complained of be-
ing neglected by President Harrison in the
distribution of offices. If one of the few
mon of that race to whom he has given con-
spicuous appointments, and that one the
man who has posed for years as the repre-
sentative negro, should be turned out, there
would be much criticism of the administra-
tion among colored politicians.
Minister Douglas has been granted leave
of absence by the state department, with
permission to visit the United States. The
application for leave was granted about ten
days or two weeks ago, and it is for the GUS
tomary period of sixty days. 1t is expected
that Douglass will arrive in Washington
within short time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-15
THEY CUT HIM TO PIECES.
PIute Indians Take the Law in Their Own
Hands ON II Chinaman.

Pluto Indians Take the Law in Their Own
Hands ON Chinaman.
SAN FRANCISCO, June IA letter received
that the Chinaman All Quong Tia, having
been acquitted on the charge of numbering
Poker Tom, Piute Indian, at Bridgeport,
CAL, was dragged from the courtroom and
turned over to the Indians. by whom he
was cut into pieces. The Chinese consul
here will bring the matter to the attention
of the Washington government.
The Chronicles Hawthorne, New, special
gives the CHASTITY details of the killing of
All Tia at Bridgeport. as reported to the
Chinese legation here. Last Monday the
Chinaman gave himself up to the police as
he feared an attack from the Indians.
Next day Tia was arraigned on charge of
murder, but as he admitted the killing,
saying 1t WAS done in self-defense, he VS.
acquitted. As Tia left the court room the
Indians bound him with rope
and led him half mile from
town. Then a brother of Tom cut
off one arm. The Chinaman cried piteous-
ly, but the Indians cut off the other arm.
Then they cut Off both legs and his head
out his breast open and scattered his en-
trails through the sage brush. Two hun
dred armed Indians were present and the
butchery was witnessed by two white men.
AS the sheriff did not protest no one inter
fered. Lawyers and justices of the peace
are blamed for aoquitting Chinaman as it
was known the Indians would kill him if
set free.
A few weeks ago Pluto Indian named
Poker Tom went to Bridgeport from the
Walker river reservation, and after pur-
chasing supplies, spent two nights gam
bling with the Chinese. The second night
was spent at the store of All Tia, and this
a
River, Bodie land other Indians. aroused
by the return of Toms horse with
out saddle or bridal. commencedsan in
vestieation. The saddle, bride, supplies.
and overcoat were found in the fold near
the river, but the body was not found. The
Indians held court and took the testi
mony of five of their number, testifying
that they went to All Iia's store on the
night in question, and through window
saw Chinaman and Tom gambling. Sher-
itf Cory also discovered blood stains on
the floor and walls of the Chinaman's
store, and bullet hole through the wall.
On Saturday Poker Toms body, with the
head a nd limbs cut off, were found in the
river by the Indians.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-15
HAMILTON NOT DEAD.
A Witness Who Swears He Saw Him in
National Park.

A Witness Who Swenrs He Saw Him in
National Park.
NEW YORK, June 14.-The Herald says:
While Robert Ray Hamilton's friends and
his late partner are going about closing up
his affairs and settling his estate, witness
turns up who is willing to swear positively
Mr.. Hamilton is not dead, unless he has
died in the Inst two weeks. This witness is
Henry Strong, formerly of Green, Chenango
county, N. Y. He declares two weeks ago
to-day he met Robert Ray Hamilton face
TO face in the Yellowstone park region. He
is certain 1t WAS MIR. Hamilton; he recog-
nized him at once by his face and voice
MIR. Strong came to New York two days ago
and said nothing to anybody about his
meeting Mr.. Hamilton, or his double, until
he read in yesterdays papers of the
arrival of his partner, Sargent,
ment He came to the Herald office
effect: II have been i'll California for tho
inst year or two," no said, ''ana started
homo three weeks ago by way of the North
ern Facihc. Then went into Yellowstone
park to see what it ia like. There are in
the park only scattered hotels for tourists.
At ono of these hotels two weeks ago to-
morrow mo ming | saw Mr.. Hamilton. l
did not speak 10 him because l found out
he was not known there IA Robert Raw
Hamilton, md | thought if he wanted to
remain unknown ID was none of my bust
ness. ! could have recognized him by his
voice If hadn't seen his face. l knew it
was MIR. Hamilton the minute l observed
him."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-15
JUDGE LYNCH TOOK A HAND.
The Negro 4assailant of u white Woman
Taken From Jail and Hanged.

The Negro Assailant of u White Woman
Taken From .Inil and Hanged.
RRrsTe1. Tenn, June 1A-Rnh CLARK. a
young colored man, was given hearing
yesterday afternoon on the charge of COM
mitting brutal assault on Mrs. John
Warren last Sunday. The evidence against
him was very damaging, and he was hound
over and sent back to jail. In an hour
hundreds of people surrounded the Jail.
Prominent mon of the city spoke, begging
the excited people to disperse and let the
law take Its course, but they were Kissed
down. Finally one man obtained an axe
and told the crowd to follow. In an in
stant tho Jail door was broken down and
Clark dragged out. He WAS carried TO
Linpsey's grove, mile from town, and
hung to the limb of the first tree. While
the lynohing was going on there came near
being another. A negro said if tho men of
his color had stuck together Clark would
not have been lynohed. Immediately re-
volvers We're drawn and it was with diff
Guilty that the crowd was prevented from
lynching him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-15
BOHEMIAN HAPPENINGS.
Items of General Interest From the A
tr0polis of tho Gallatin Valley.

Items of General Interest From the Me-
tropolis of the Gallatin Valley.
BozEMAN, June 4.-[Special.l The Boze-
man board of trade has elected the follow
ing officers .. p. Chisholm, president; E.
y. Ellis, vice president; J. s. Mendenhali,
treasurer; George T.. Ramsey. secretary.
The directors are J. Y. Bogert Walter
Cooper, G. w. Highsmith. E. D. Ellis, Il. 8.
Wilson. J. NJ. Lindley, Geo. L. Ramsey and
VIM. A. lines.
The surveying party sent out | y the board
of trade to survey the route between this
city and Castle have completed their work
and returned to Bozeman. The survey has
deyelored most gratifying route between
the two points, and if the railroad wants
to build from this point the grade will not
interfere.
There WAS quite heavy frost in Boze-
man and the upper part of the Gallatin
valley last Monday morning, injuring the
gardens to some extent.
The Gallatin valley strawberry will soon
be ripe. Judging from the large amount
of empty crates coming in the shipment of
this famous berry will be very heavy this
season.
1t still continues to rain here every day.
The ranchmen have not found it necessary
to irrigate yet.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-15
executed are Gen. sully Guerrier and Fran

executed arc Gen. Bully tuerfler ana ffan-
co.'s Gratia.
The Oranji Nassau brought besIies Mr..
Walker n number OF prominent people,
who are fleeing from the scenes OF blood
shed. Many were eye witnesses to tho
scenes recorded. 1t 10 n curious commen-
tAry on the manner in which American
diplomatic affairs Are conducted that as
soon as the disturbance broke out the rep
resentatives of foreign powers cablcd for
protecting naval force. 1t is said that
when Minister Douglass was appealed to
to cable for a Unitad States man ofwar he
replied that he had nude arrangements
with the British consul whereby the British
war vessel could be used to afford protec-
lection to the citizens of both nations.
A reason for his retention as minister to
the country was given yesterday by gentle,
man who has facilities for knowing what
he Ia talking about. lie says that not long
ago prominent man who has a large mer-
camille interest in Hayti, and who be-
lieves that Minister DongAs WIS in no
respect fitted to be the official representa-
tive of America, called Oh Secretary Blaine
and pointed out to him how injurious to
American commercial interests it was to
have such ministeri in Hayti. The score
tary is reported to have said that he was
we'll aware that Douglass was wholly in
efficient, but that it was out of his power to
remove him, as he was kept there by
special direction of President Harrison.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-15
JOHN d. ROCK EFELLER ILL,
Physicians Order Him to Lay Aside TIL
Cares of Iusiness.

Physicians order Him to Lay Aside the
cares of Dusiness.
CLEVELAND, June 14.-John ID. Rockefeller
is Mt his beautiful country seat on the
heights in the eastern suburbs of this city,
under strict ogdoss from his physicians to
remain there during the summon, and to
lay inside entirely tho cares of business dur
ing his prolonged vacation. For many
years Mr.. Rockefeller has successfully
borne tho weight OF care with seeming
impunity that would have broken down nm
ordinary man in n abort time. But io-
some months past it has been apparent to
his friends that ho was failing, and now it
Is an open secret that he Ia suffering from
severe attack of nervous prostrnton. Hn
Is In close seolusion, seeing scarcely any
one. A gentleman closely connected with
the family. says that while MIR. Rockefel-
ler's condition was such as to cause anxiety
among his friends. they were hopeful OF IN
carly and complete recovery.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-15
No Evidence of Responsibility Yet.

LIVINGSTON, June H.-[Special. IA cor
oner's jury has been in session the past two
days holding an inquest on the remains Of
Kennedy. the bridge carpenter, whose body
was recovered last Friday. A large number
of witnesses have been examined, but no
evidence has vet been produced that would
lead to the belief that any one is in any
way responsible for the accident. An ad-
journment has been taken until tomorrow
to give time for other witnesses to arrive
from the east
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-15
Sunday Base Hall.
Louisville 3, st. Louis 0.
Cincinnati 6, Columbus 3.
Athletics 8, Baltimore IL.


Jack Condor broke into Fred Gamers
shoe store on Main street about two o'clock
this morning. While rummaging around
the place he drew one of the curtains aside
i'll show window, which attracted the at
tantion of tho police. Officers Bossler
and Sohreenboioh renamed in front
while Officer tBaker went through Jaok
son street and entered the back door.
Condin was just coming out with two pairs
needed the articles and several other things.
He is about 30, and was not recognized ~
an old offender,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-15
PRICE FIVE CENTS

TO remain at Adrianople in suspense, not
knowing for many days whether or Dpt she
would ever be permitted to 500 her beloved
spouae again.
1t 80 happened that Herr Graeger had
loft his wife in Berlin when he started on
his return journey, and that worthy lady
read with much surprise tho story OF the
lady who WIS known to the authorities at
Adrianople as tho wife OF the imprisoned
tourist. She caused inquiries to be made
in quiet way and discovered that her hus-
band had been joined at Pesth by hand
some young lady, with whom he continued
his travels introducing her as his wife.
Herr draeger Is now on his way home,
having been released. along with his fellow
unfortunates, in consideration Of a large
payment Of ransom. II is needless to say
that he will receive n warm welcome.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-15
a WARM WELCOME IN STORE.

Tho Franks of n Husband Exposed Through
His Capture by bandits.
BERLIN, June IA peculiar story of do
mestio trouble in the family of WE'LL
known banker i'll this city has been revealed
as consequence of the capture of a party
of tourists by Turkish brigands. When
the news of tho daring outrage by banditti
was brought in much grief was displayed
by Nine Grae2er over the fate of her hus-
band. who was one of the prisoners, and
who was carried of to the banditti strong
hold, while she was lott behind and obliged
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-15
burned in IA Tenement House.

New York. June IA tenement house
fire in Upper Third avenue this morning
resulted In the death Of three persons,
Phillip Brady, aged 55, Catherine Brady,
his wife, AGED 40, and Phillip, their l3- year
old son. The fire. was mysterious one,
broaking out at 5;30 O'clock, and caught the
tenants asleep, and there were many mar
row escapes. Tho loss Ia $40. 900.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-15
A CORPSE, NOT A BRIDEGROOM.
In That Way VIII Julius OFT Return to
North Dakota.

In That Way VIII Julius OFT Return to
North Dakota.
BozEMAN, June H. Especial. Julius
OFT, the unfortunate victim of the Kruger
bank building accident in this city yester-
day morning, died at Mrs. Spieth's board
ing house last evening at 10 O'clock imme-
diately after IN operation had been per-
formed for the removal of several pieces of
the skull bone and clotted blood from the
brain. Mr.. OFT was about 81 years of age,
and came to this city last fall from James
town, N. d. He has been steadily en-
ployed here for the past eight months. saw
ing his earnings that he might retu,n to
jamestown this summer and claim for hls
bride young lady to whom he has besn
engaged for several years. His remains
will be sent to New Salem, N. D., for inter
ment.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-15
Enrdsiey win Tell All.

PuILADELpIlrA, June 14.-John Bardsley
proposes to make full and complete state
ment of his transaction with the public
funds when he appears i'll court next week.
His defalcstiou foots up $l,375,000. OF
this tho state loses $S2l,000 and the city
$55i 900. In addition Baraslev has man
aged tn cover mp or loso $26,00O, which he
made since he became treasurer, making u
grand total of Sl,635,O00 that he has got
away with
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-15
Murder Follows n Reprimnnd.

HELENA, Ark, June H.-Capt. W. w.
Holt, who has charge Of the transfer hoRt
at this place, WAS killed last night by a
workman. James Woods. Holt had repri-
m0nded Woods for neglect OF duty.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-15
business OF the Hanks.

BosToN, June 1.-THE bank olearings for
the week for tho principal cities OF the
United States aud Canada were $997, ,26l, :
3OS, n decrease of 20,1 per cent. compared
with the corresponding week Of last year.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-15
Pinkertons May Take Up the Case,

BUTTE Juno Ii. - Especial. Mayor
Mueller to day received dispatch from
County Commissioner McQueeney, who is
in Chicago, stating that he has Pinkerton
detectives there ready to leave for Butte ut
ouoe to work on the Penrose murder. The
mayor will decide tomorrow whether 10
have the detectives sent here or not.