davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09
Die Rt6termahl
Merhananihppuer 8uiamnenbrud.

Wetb1N8htBOOUet SUPERINTENDENT. JtHt
nit einen. @eiubl aufri6tigen 8ebanerts nebmen mir
glotia BON benz phpitf4eu 8anterott elmer Men9e BON
Meni9en, bic an untbdtisteit unb Stare Der @ieret
Ieiben unb es unterlafIen, reftaeiti9e Stritte our
0teie unterlofIunesfan lit eine bb9ft perbdn9niB=
poae. ba bic ppaitdnoige 3erftbrnn9 ber betreffenoen
Sroane ielbit eripl9en utlB, penn ntbt anr rebten
9eit WitteI oebrau1t meroen, nm ibre abionoernbe
2bdti9tett ipteoer berbelsuflbreu unb bo6ur9 bic See
bensfdbt9teit Ses betreffenoen Organs lelb1t gu etablis
rem. 9oitetter's Ntagenbitter'5 ernenert be1oes uno
beuat Dem i9lieBlifem. perbdugniBpolen &Drperners
fol Dor. So eS au ben Snnftionell Der ytlere 9ehDrt.
bic rlrreini9teiten aus Dem ourf ie binburdltr6nten'
ben 8lut 3u i1eiben. unreini9tetten, pelde bic Aneae
her Woileriudt, neS &beuntatismus. Der @tbt iin6.
10 lit es nm 10 notbrpenbteer, bob bic Wtoiflnerie
frdfti9 geDlt pirb, iDbolo ie au %nerla9en ooer !br
Mert nur bolb an perri9ten orobt. Die I'm 2onoel
bieien 3ped inibt, Wtan nebme fat tbue1 oas 8tts
.fers in allen fSdaen bon 9pspepiie, Wtalarta, ger'
ftoptung unb 8iltofitdt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09

r@@wa6 uno miibe" beseidnet ben .3us
ifonb pieler Qeute, mel6e 6ur6 bas marine
@etter, bur6 &rantbeit ober ueberarbeituns
eel6md6t finb. Soob's S%ariapariGa it
9erabe Die Mebisin, INN ben &0rper aufsls
bouen unb gu tdrfen, bos 8lut gu reini9en
unb an3ureSen, unb ben glppetit wieoerbers
auifeIfpm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09
Brieffajten.

g. s. = Sn ben 8eretnisten Staaten
9iebt IS meber cine Srtl6aft nod eirt
@ountp, Del6es Wtonte Gbriito betBt; bas
9e9en %befinoet ii6 in Der iilbamerttaniiden
Gepublit Ecuador elm Srt nit Dem ytamen
Wonte gbriiti uub Elm ebenioIder in 5apti
am @bbange bes Monte @brtftte @ebiraes.
6erner beiBt cine SnieL i'm WitteaGnoil4en
W2eer Mnnte Ghriitn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09
Experimentation $te9,
Irur Cooley aus Dem mrad
9erettet.
Die Repnbltkaner srmdblen Das
gange GtRet.

Cine 6h6tieune DER ~corruptea 6eieaf@aft,
ole Elm idIedtes Gtdet ms 6elo itellte.-
6ro6e mebrheiteu Der RepnbIifaner.-
Sannermaros mie ole critic uno d9ts
5ehnte eehen r~epublifantih.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09

Die Dentofraten baben 9ienftas cine ses
lol3ene ytteoerlage i'm SoIntD ~erlttten, uto
Die Nepublttaner ibr ganSeS Stdet nit
feiner etn3igen Nusnobme ertpGblt.
Sen Hepublifanern ipar Der Wettergott,
6eien @unit geraoe fe itets am Sage Dor
Der Wa6l OH lebeu. giititig, i6r Sidet, oas
benz bemofratiihen iiberle9en mar, Die rib>
r;9e SbGtigfett oes GampagneauSlAMB, Die
ftarte 8etbeiIisung oil Der &e9iltrtrung,
Die iorsfdlttse Si6tung bet Wablerliiten
BON allen trigeriiden NdInerl, uro Dor
allen bic l1n3ufrieoenbeit Der 0emofraten
lelbit init ibrent Ttdet thaten Elm uebrtges.
Ser Steg Der Gepublifaner i'm Gountp lit,
sr0Ber ais ielbft Die. SAwar3ieber i'm oemoz
trattlden 2ager .eS fi6 DorgelteQt Datten.
DAB ielbit Bannertparos Der Dentofrattl6et
8artet tpie bic er1te mno adt3ebnte Baro
Wfebrbeiten fir Die 9tepubltfaner abgeben
pliroen, batten }elbit ni6t bic Gepublttaner
ertpartet. Et
Oas auftrattlhe Ba6liDitem bate ale
8erehnungen erfabrener Bolittfer ilber ben
6aufen senorfen, ulb als Die StilnmpldBe
gel6lolien tpuroet1, tparen Die Oerren, Die
lonit ben Sang Der @abl in !Dren Bestrter1
genan batten perfol9en uno Die Wtebrbett
bes einen ODER aneeren Garotodten 10 3tem>
lid batten bered,nen f0nnen, Iber oas 0tez
lultat Der @abl~ poIltGnotg I'M Ounteln.
.a' Die Wdnl.
Das auitralii6e @oblipitem bat feline
Seuerprobe erfolgrei6 %beitanoen. Niemals
3uuor lit bic Wabl 10 rubtg uno 10 fret BON
Naufereien, Eubeit0rungen uno Terbafs
tun9en nerlaufen. Selbft Die erite Waro
be1abin lt9 10. bab polt5eilihes @tn9retz
fen faum n0tbig tpar. @s mag lein, DAB
bic StammgGfte. Der 2ogierbduier es nt6t
Der Wflbe tDertb bielten. li6 oil Die Stlrllnz.
geber gu MAIDEN. oaS 6anomert 1T tbnen
geleet, Der 0rabt3ieber- bat AM Wobltag
ietne Beoeutung perloren.
gli6t 10 Dtele Stimrn3etteI, als man
gegIaubt bate, tpurben fir ungtltt9 erfl1rt.
sscSn Der er1ten Maro 4. 8. fam es Dor, baB
20 sStaliener Stimm3ettel ~abgaben, auf
Denen nt6ts marfirt mar. Sic batten it6
offenbar aeiddmt, thre 11ntpiiienbeit eins
3ugeiteben un6 9eben lieber ni6t 9efen1s
3eibnste Stimmaettel ab. OaS mar Elm
8erluit bon 20 Stiumen fir Die Oemoz
traten.
Dte Srauenirage ma6te gar feline
S6miertgfetten. Selbft i'm 2anobtitrift
ittmrnten lie nt6t, oenn Gountpclert Bulff
bate fi6 BEL Der Gnti6et0ung oes Sber9es
rt6ts bel6ieoen. Sn Derein3elten TGlen
hatten bic Wablrthter Die WabIbuoe ni6t
10 aufgelteIt; tpte >bas @eleB es nerlan9ts
Gin einfader 8cfeb1 beS @ablcommiiiariats
9eni9te.
Die 0ountywahl.
9as GsluItat: ber Gountpratbstpabl lit
f~oIsenoes:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09

Syrup"
MTbmta.
SD babe iebr Disl at
Qitblna, i6iperen Grz
-,n.

DSd babe iebr nisl at
Alltbtta- @itbina, idtueren @rz
fGltungen ieoen Bins
ter %gelttten, uno Iebten 9erbit 6a6ten meir1e
Sreultoe ioDobI als i'd, 6aB tpeaen mei,es
l9pa6en 3uitanbes unb bur@ ben an6aIz
tenoen qudlenoen 6uften, unb ber nnm0gz
lt6teit, ben an9elammeIten S9leim BON
meinen 2urgeH gu loien. meine Iebte
Stunoe gei4laeen babe. Na9bem i& bu1@
Wtan9eI on S6ldf unb &ube fait aufgeriez
ben tpar, rietb mir ein Sreunb, Sbre tpertbs
boIe Mebiain, 800
Httbt8er, i6ee's German Sprup
gu aeb:auden. SD
Grfrti@enSer bin ft9er, baB IS mein
2eben serettct bat. 8et
e1taf. Der erifens @abe idon
ipIrte ib cine eroBe
2inOerung unb bate einen ruhisen nno err
frtidenoen Shlaf tuie i1 i'm iett @onen
nidI gebabt babe. W2ein !6uften begarut
ftd iofort gu loien unb nerlbtpanb, tpdbz'
reno nteiite @elunb1ett u1to 11ein &0rperz
getpt6t beitdnbig aunabm. gs freut Mid.
Sbnen unaufseforoert - n1ittheilen 81
t0nnen, baB meilie @eiunbbett auseedet1=
net III uto i6 es Boidee's @erunan SDrup
au5ui6reiben babe. 6. 3. Stidneb,
BictGn, Ontario" VA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09
GDllS1faEEG

1T oaS fetttite baDert5e, @ier Inn
Gearft. Gebramt BON WeeIa 1tuO
GOpfen. GoNrn0 Geipp Nrelvcrn
60. 9eIeDDUn $3.50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09
Graurioes Gnoe zines Kndben.

Qrauriees Gnoe eines Kndben.
Mittpo9 Na6mittas fan6 Der ben Sabrs
itubl in Dem @ebduoe Der See 8rinttng
Co., $50. BOB 0earbornitraBe, beOieneloe
&nabe 9omined Golan einen plObliden
Sob.
9omined beitiea BEN Tabr1tubl i'm 4.
Stof oes %9eEannten @ebGuoes, als plObli6
oas &abel rib unb Der Nabritubt in ben
ertten Stod geidleuoert puroe, ipoourh
oerGnabe inSolae oesStur3es iofort 9et0btet
tpurbe. Ser Bater bes 1ngiudlihen mobnt
an Der 81. StraBe. Die 2et6s befinbet ii9
in &laner's Sargmaga3ir.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09

@liidli6 1T Der, Der feline @9mer5en bat,
muB Der ausipru9 zines Menl9en s~epelen
iein, Der anotelis 9esel 9dnlorrboi6en sez
brau6t bot, no9Oem ct Die 1an9e Site Ser
nublolett @ebeimmittel pber @tn5pribungen
pon &arbolidure 9ebrau9t unb ben Sob err
iebnt bat. Na9 ELM ct Span5isiderieen @r=
fabrun9 wtrb Inafeiis BON Ner3ten 1tnb
Yatienten ais bas 3uperldlit9te, perniinfz
tt9fte unb rabitalfte Mittel 9eeen SGrnorrz
bDtben betra6tet, bas lie ~erfunben morben 1T.
Yroben BON &natelis 1perben fret pon IS.
Nenitabter & Co., gor 2416, yte1p 0ort, per-
1Qn0t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09

DIS &~eirisunssmittel nirtt Qlper's Serz
iaporiaa brett ullb RAID. Cine ei13igc
Slal6e erprobt ibren @ertb. 8iele Sau lenoe
tperOen ia9rli9 OaoI r. pon ssJagrilasm
iorsen, BEN &0rper bur6 biefes DtitteI gu
reiltigen.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-12-24
A QUIET AFFAIR,
An Arkansas Lynching Which Caused no
Excitement.

A dispatch of the Dist from Dewitt,
Ark, says This morning at o'clock
a body of masked men entered the jail
at this place and shot TO death J. A.
Smith, Floyd Gregory and Moses Hen
derson, who were confined therein.
The crime for which these men
paid the penalty with their lives
originated in a divorce proceeding
by Mrs. Mary j. Smith against her hus-
band, j. A. Smith, one of the victims of
this mornings tragedy. The suit was
fought vigorously by both parties, but
Mrs. Smith was granted a divorce and
given decree for one-third Of the hus
bands property. On the night of the
9th inst. the negro, Nose Henderson,
went to the house of Mrs. Smith and
shot her with load of buckshot,
shooting off the fingers and thumb
of her right hand; the load then pass
ing through her shoulder into the wall
of her dwelling. The negro was recog-
nized and captured and made con-
fession, in which he stated that he was
to receive from Smith the sum OF SlIo
in money, eighty acres OF land, tour
head of cattle and horse for commit
ting the crime. Smith and his son-ln-
law, Gregory, were arrested ana pre-
limnarv trial was held and the
bonds of Smith and the negro were
placed at $50 900 each, and of Gregory,
who, with Smith piloted the negro to
the house of Mrs. Smith, where the
shooting was done, at $ll 900, in default
of which they were sent to jail. 1t was
reported that Smith and Gregory would
give bond to-day and be released. This
report, it is thought, caused the
killing. The mob was composed
of fifteen or twenty men
and was very quiet and orderly. Some
twelve or fifteen shots were fired into
the prisoners, all of whom were IN
stantly killed. The mob left no clue TO
their identity and it is hardly possible
hat their names will ever be Know
There is no excitement over the matter
here in town and business is going on
os if nothing unusual had happened"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-12-24
MANY PERSONS HURT.
Disastrous Collision on the Fort Wayne
Road Near Lima, q.

DISASTROUS Coliision the Fort Wayne
Road Near Lima, q.
LIMA, o., Dec. ia fatal accident
occurred on the Pittsburg. TT. Wayne
Il Chicago Railroad near this city
this morning. A freight train
was standing on the siding when
a westbound passenger train came
along. The engine, baggage, mail and
day coaches passed the switch in safety,
when rail broke, throwing the rest of
the train upon the siding, against the
engine and forward end of the freight.
This part consisted of dining car and
tN sleepers, one of which rolled down
a ten-foot embankment, causing the
death of one person and the injury OF
large number of others. Killed:
ii. j. MANUEL, of Chicago, cook or the
dining car, instantly killed.
The injured are:
II. y. DOLE, of Minneapolis, cut about
the head.
w. A. LIEDEN, New York, right leg
bruised.
j. II. Cusrus, of Chicago, cook in the
dining car; badly scalded and bruised.
F. 5. DUNN, Seattle, Wash, hip mashed.
FRANK LAPHEN, seriously injured about
FRANK PEDGEN. Fort Wayne, brake.
man, left hand mashed.
EDWARD NETF, Fort Wayne, fireman,
both legs fractured; fatally injured
GEORGE w. FooT, Chicago, conductor of
dining-car, head cut open, right leg and
both hands badly mashed.
JUDGE A. c. REYNOLDS, Chicago, gen
eral counsel for the Plttsburg, FIT. Wayne
& Chicago Railroad, badly cut about the
face and head.
RICHARD SMITH, Chicago, cook, back
and head injured.
N. L. THOMAS, Chicago, waiter, teeth
knocked out and head cut.
WILLIAM G. HAMILTON, consulting
engineer of the Pennsylvania system,
New orl, badly injured III the back.
WILLIAM V. HAMILTON, left foot
smashed.
The injured are at the French House
in this city. The rest were sent to Chi
CagO.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-12-24
DEATH OF BISHOP BROWNE.
Well-known English Divine Expir es-
Prominent in Church Work

~ Well-known English Divine Expires
Prominent in Church Work.
LONDON, Dec. 1S.-The Rt. Rev. Ed
ward Harold Browne, d. d., bishop of
Winchester, is dead. He was born at
Morton House, Buckingham, in 1911.
He was graduated rs wrangler from
Emanuel College, Cambridge, in 1882.
He afterwards became follow and tutor
of his college and afterwards incum-
bent of st. James and of st. Sid
wells, Exeter, in 1871. In lS49 he was
appointed vicar of Konwin, Cornwall,
and prehendary of Exeter. In 1854 he
was elected Norrisian professor of di
vinity III the University of Cam
bridge, and in 1857 canon resldentiary
of Exeter Cathedral. He was conse-
Grated bishop of Ely in March, 1864.
After the death of Bishop Wilberforce,
he was, in August, 1878, translated to
the see of Winchester and appointed
prelate of the Order of the Garter. He
was chairman of the committee en-
ployed on the revision of the transla-
ton of the Old Testament He has
published number of religious works.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-12-24
~ We Nor Entirely Cured.

An Aurora, III, dispatch o. 1 hnow r1'
s.,,s ..I;eorce Mears, well-knoWu
says, Of this city, to-day went to the
I hume of George Wormley, on farm near r
n nol y, where Mrs. Mears, who had leI oil
E b;n' ernes,;ded. Mrs. Wormley refused HIM
a Am t whereupon he began shoot,
;mn ~ Mrs Wormlev and two sons ana
T Mrs !" Mears. Mrs. Wormley was : sh o.
in the neck. and one son was stru ;,,n. a.
the nip. The boy was baby lh Wsars
Int his mother will recover Me has
has been an habitual drunkaid, p nf o LID
been undergoing the bi-chior,uda % n,Ered
treatment. and was .consioereo ooA
He gave himself up
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-12-24
FIELD In DEEP TROUBLE.
Indictment Returned Against Him for
Forgery-Crooked Transactions.

Indictment Returned Against Him for
Forgery-Crooked Transactions.
New York, Dec. lS.-As the inyestiga-
ton by Dist. Atty. Nicoll into the fail
ure of Messrs. Field, Lindley, Wiechers
q Co. progresses, the horizon darkens
for the unhappy Edward M. Field,
who is now occupying a cell in the
Ludlow Street Jail on two charges
which may send him to prison for u
lifetime. So far Mr.. Nicoll has dis
covered that the crooked transactions
of the defunct firm foot up 10 nearly
$500, 900. This involves many we'll
known creditors of the partnership
headed by Mr.. Field. When the grand
jury began labor in the general sessions
to-day the district attorney and two as
sistants went before that body and en-
lightened them ON the late failure Of
Field, Lindley, Wiechers & Co. David
n. Carvalho, the expert on ques-
toned handwriting, Arthur f.. Elliott
and Max Hessburg also went to the
grand jury room and gave evidence
against Field. When the jury filed into
Judge Cowing's court an Indictment
was handed up, charging Field with for
gerry in the second degree. The indict-
ment of forgery is based on certain
bill OF lading transaction.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-12-24
BIG PITTSBURG FIRE.
Six-Story Business Block Destroyed
other Buildings In Danger.


Other Buildings In Danger.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec. 1S.-A fire broke
out in the large wholesale millinery
establishment of Porter, Donaldson d
Co., $50. $50 and S24 Liberty Avenue,
at 30 o'clock this afternoon,
and by the time the fire
department Raced the scene, the
fourth, fifth and sixth stories, extend
ing from Liberty Avenue to Strawberry
Alley, were in flames.
AT : clock the flames were still con-
fined to the Porter, Donaldson q Co. 8
building, and the fire chief expressed
hopes OF saving the adjoining bull iings.
The guests st the Seventh Avenue
Hotel, however, are removing their eff
fects, and Manager Williams is taking
precautions to save the Academy of
Music.
1t is thought the Porter building will
be entirely destroyed. 1t is a six-story
glass front brick structure, 70 feet wide
by about 200 feet deep to Virgin Alley,
and is owned by B. T. Jones.
The loss will reach $150,000, Of which
$l25, 900 is on stock. The insurance on
the stock is $4,000 and on the building
$4,000.
The fire started on the fifth floor, it is
thought, from match carelessly thrown
among some waste paper by an en-
ploye.
Firemen Goreman and Boles, of
truck No. 3, were seriously hurt by fall
ing plate GLASS.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-12-24

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 1S.--News
has Just been received here of the
lynching Of an unknown tramp at EN-
fnr .tt nu,oGn an assanlt mon Miss
Bette Mc(iough. The latter, who is q
school teacher, was returning home
from school, and while passing through
a lonely place the tramp made an attack
upon her, but Miss McGough screamed,
and her screams brought assistance and
the tramp fed. He was captured a few
hours later, and, on being identified,
was strung up.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-12-24
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD



;, WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 16-wber
the House met to-day Speaker Crisp an
nounced the makeup of the committee on
rules The committee consists of the
SSpeaker, chairman, and Messrs. McMilin,
0oa atcs g Reed iced, and Burrows. Mr..
ton providing for the appointments
OF standing committee on order of bust
ness, to consist of fifteen members. of
which the Speaker shall be ex-ofiicio chair
man, which shall have jurisdiction of the
order IN which business shall be consld-
eaeu; having due regard to fairness and
equity among the several committees.
anu 10 the transaction Of public busin ess'
MI. Iaylor, OF Tennessee, rising, said that
IL was his mournful duty to announce the
Geath or his friend and colleague, Leonidas
=; nouk, VINO died suddenly from accident
az poisoning at his home in Knoxville in
May last The House then. as a mark of
respect TO the memory of the deceased, ad-
Journed till Saturday.
WASHINGTON, Dec. let being I'M
derstood that there would be but short
session OF the House this morning. the
attendance of members was very small.
The committee on rules held brief
meeting and determined to re-
port to the House a rule
empowering the Spe aker to appoint the
committees of the last House, with the
ioiioNlnS CLaIReS. Inc mem DerSnlp OF
the committee on ways and means in
creased from thirteen TO fifteen men,
bers; the adro-centennial commit
tee from nine to eleven mem
bers; the committee on Indian
depreciation claims to be dispensed
with. The method of designat-
ing the chairman of any committee was
changed in this: Formerly in the event
OF death of chairman the second
member succeeded to the office. This
was changed by giving the appointment
OF chairman to the Speaker. Mr..
Enloe offered resolution for the APP
polntment of q special committee of five
members to inquire into the charges
made against the commissioner of pen
sions, and the administration of his
office. Referred to the committee
on rules. Mr.. Chapman announced
the death of his colleague,
Melbourne II. Ford, and in respect
to the memory of the deceased the
House adjourned until Wednesday, with
tho understanding that on that day no
business shall be TRANSLATED except that
referring to the recess resolution and to
the announcement of committees by
the Speaker. Then adjournment will be
taken to January s.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-12-24
SALT HORSE.
a Long Island Packer VINO f"'s oP
ssEnmily Beet.

Granny beSi'
The Department of Agriculture, an,
nounces that inspectors on Long lsla no
have unearthed an abattoir ut Newton
Creek devoted entirely to the slaughter
ofbroken down, crippled horses. Many,
of these horses were diseased ana
some had the CHAMBERS. Most OF the
meat was corned and put up tor export
az family beef. The secretary OF agri-e
culture wired the inspectors OF ports OF
shinment TO stop such exports lmmer
diateiv and notify the local boards or
health. One dealer, learning TINS,
changed his label and t,,@ @nd ahtoss a ae
horse-meat. under the impression
he could thus evade the, bureau
insnectors. Secretary Rusk, however;
did not propose to permit the intent OF
the law be thus baked ana he IS az
vised that the chief inspector AT ne"
York as siezed the entire lot OF sew "
enty-five t;erces and turned II over 70 70
the ofial dock. The official record IN
the bureau of animal industry SHOWS
that this industry has been carried Oh
for some time in n secret fashion.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-12-24
WALL STREETS BIG LOSS.

Out q Round Two Millions by the Field
Failure.
New YORK, Dec. 16.-According to the
World, Wall Street lost fully s., 900
in money, bonds and stocks, through
the Field failure. No one seems to
and securities, and further they do not
know whether they are ever going to
get anything back.
New YORK, Dec. 16.-Coburn II. John
ston 4 Co.. importer and jebber in dress
trimmings at Al Union Square, have as
signed. Debts. $50. 900.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-12-24
CONTEST OF HILLS SEAT.
Claim that He Has For feited His Senate
Rights.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 1.-THE
right of Senator-elect Hill, of New y ork,
to his seat in the Senate will probably
be contested. A Republican senator
to-day said the contention in
regard to Gov. Hills case would be sub
stantially as follows: That his continu
ing to hold, after the 4th of March, 1891
when he was entitled to be senator),
an Office admittedly incompatible
with the senatorship, operated as
a pronunciation of the latter, and
that if it has not already done
SO, an important question is
presented as to how long person thus
and keep the senatorship position va
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-12-24
Lady Drowned While Skating.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Dec. 1S.-Miss
Hattie Anderson, an estimable young
lady, in company with man named
Hummel, went skating yesterday after
noon. Before they were aware of it
they had struck open water on account
of darkness. Hummel was some dis
lance from his companion, and could
not assist her and she was drowned.
Hummel was finally taken out. Miss
Anderson's body has not yet been re-
cOVared
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-12-24

Preparing to Resist France in Case OF
Warlike Demonstration.

preparing to Resist France In case OF
Warlike Demonstration.
SOFIA, Dec. I'm. Rlbot, the British
minister of foreign affairs, after the
breaking off of the diplomatic relations
between France and Bulgaria, growing
out of the expulsion of NJ. Chadouine,
the correspondent of the Agencie Havas
from Bulgaria, instructed the French
consuls in this country to close the con-
sulates and to withdraw. In obedi-
ence to these instructions the consuls
at Roustchouk, Bourgas and Phillppo-
polls have left the country. 1t is not
believed that France will resort to arms
to enforce her demand that the decree
of expulsion be withdrawn, yet never
theless the Bulgarian minister of
finance is going to Vienna to negotiate
loan for the purpose of strengthening
the army. Already troops have been
hurried to Roustchouk and Philippe
polls and the garrisons at those places
are now twice their usual size.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-12-24
CHICAGO BANKER SUICIDES.
III. w. Kingman Hangs Himself at Grand
Rapids, Mich.

III. w. Kingman Hangs Himself at Grand
Rapids, Mich.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Dec 17.-lIen-
nv Marshall Kingman, ex-vice- presi-
dent and cashier of the First National
Bank of Chicago, committed suicide
Yesterday by hanging himself with Il
trunk strap in the bathroom of Frank
Chapin's residence in this city. Mr..
kinrman was compelled to give up bus
mess on account of ill-health, and went
to the Alma. Mich, sanitarium Tor treat
ment. Receiving no benefit he tried to
cut his throat last September, but was
prevented by friends. Since Septem-
her, with his wife and three grown-up
daughters, he has been staying in Grand
RonldS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-12-24
NAMED THE NEW JUDGES.
william HI. Taft, of Ohio, on the List
Others Appointed.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 16.-The
President to-day sent to the Senate
nominations for United States circuit
judges rs provided by section |, chapter
SIT, United States Statutes at Large:
William j.. Putnam, of Maine, for the
First judicial Circuit.
Nathaniel Shipman, Of Connecticut, for
the Second judicial Circuit.
George NJ. Dallas, of Pennsylvania,
Third Judicial Circuit
Nathan Cot, of West Virginia, Fourth
judicial Circuit.
William II. Taft, Of Ohio, Sixth Judicial
Circuit
William A. Woods, of Indiana, Seventh
judicial Circuit
Warren Trultt, of Oregon, United States
district Judge sor the District of Alaska.